Monday Stadler gets tough win Rate of cure rising Specials in Masters: SportsFocus for cancer: Family The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO. 244 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1982 25 CENTS Cioffi blasted for Seven Presidents shift

By ANDREW SHEEHAN attempt to buy back the park from the federal Cioffi said he has been in contact with the of the City Council and then the county," Cioffi In 1M0 the county lost $4 2 million in state government as campaign rhetoric to swing federal Department of Housing and Urban De- said. "That is precisely why we have to take Green Acres and federal Land and Water Con- LONG BRANCH - Mayor Henry R. CioM'i votes. velopment concerning the terms under which another look. servation grants that were withdrawn after the plant to turn Seven Presidents Park over to "This is a lot of Cioffi's feverish pre-election the city might buy back the parcel that was "Because of this it has now become ap- council refused to turn control of the park back private development brought accusations of activity trying to obscure the fact that for 12 acquired through $3.5 million in federal acquisi- parent we won't be getting the $12 million." to the county. Cioffi later that year won a court "election politics" yesterday from frequent years he has failed in the redevelopment of the tion and demolition funds in 1973. Assemblyman Anthony M. Villane, R-Mon- decision forcing the county to take control of the critics and a former supporter. city," said candidate Gertrude Berman. "The Cioffi said delays in receipt of development mouth, said Cioffi's reversal is an example of park operations. The mayor's announcement this weekend fact remains that one of toe most valuable funds and a need for ratables have forced him to why the money for the park never came In addition, the county dropped an applica- that he is exploring ways to place much of the tracts of land In the city has stood idle for eight reconsider his position. through. Villane said he doubted the sincerity of tion last year for 91 B million in federal funding 33-acre oceanfront tract up for public bidding years providing < neither ratables or public The mayor blamed the county and members the mayor's statement in view of the fact this is for a parking lot at the site. represents a reversal in Cioffi's eight-year sup- good." of the City Council for failing to obtain the a local election year. James J. Truncer, director of the county port for a public beach to be operated by Mon- Candidate Philip Huhn would not comment anticipated (12 million in grant money, thereby "This is a lot of campaign rhetoric," Villane parks system, said the city's failure to clear mouth County. last night on Cioffi's reversal but said he will forcing the re-evaluation of his position. said. "You can'tblame the county and the state titles and make a firm commitment lost the Political opponents in the May 11 mayoral define his objections to Cioffi's statement at a "It wasn't the mayor that held up the de- for reluctance to spend money on a site that grant money (or the park. election derided Cioffi's statement that be will press conference today. velopment of the park; it was the Intransigence local officials can't make up their minds about." See Seven, page A4 Pope asks peace at No challenge Easter By The Associated Press for blockade The Falkland Islands figured in the tradi- tional Easter message of Pope John Paul II, who appealed to Britain and Argentina to avoid bloodshed and settle their dispute over the South Atlantic archipelago peacefully. "The joy of Easter is disturbed by the situations of tension and conflict in various of Falklands parts of the world," the pope told 300,000 people in St. Peter's Square of Vatican City. By MICHAEL WEST (URUGUAYI LONDON (API - Britain's ban on Argentine Spring finery strutted shipping around the Falkland Islands went into Aires jj^^jl effect today, but a Buenos Aires newspaper in Easter parade, A4 reported that Argentina ducked a confrontation by keeping its warships out of the war zone It proclaimed by the British. Weather makes day No shooting was reported as Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. returned to London ARGENTINA festive, religious, C6 with peace proposals from Argentina and met with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The Buenos Aires newspaper La Nacion re- ItilZJUki Speaking of the Falklands issue, John ported that Argentine warships were patrolling 1 Paul said, "I express the fervent hope and the coasts of the mainland — well away 'from the the particularly pressing appeal to the Falkiands — and that the rest of the navy's ships parties involved to diligently seek, with re- were docked in their home ports "until they are sponsible commitment and with all good will, needed toface the adversary." ways of a peaceful and honorable settlement Confirmation of the report was not im- of the dispute while there is still time to mediately available in the Argentine capital or prevent a struggle involving bloodshed." London But the British Defense Ministry re- 4 The pope also sent an Easter message to ported yesterday that all but two ships of Argen- El Salvador, urging the strife-torn Central tina's invasion fleet — a destroyer and a frigate American nation's politicians to work togeth- — returned to their home ports before the war m ^FALKLANIJ^I er with a "spirit full of love and peace" to zone went into effect at midnight Falklands II Galfl form a government of national unity. time (11 p.m. EST yesterday). 1 M">^fl V^SUnleyW In Monmouth County, Easter revelers La Nacion said officials it did not identify L ISLANDS Zfl took advantage of the day's unforeseen good told it Argentine naval aircraft were "in ac- weather, attending sunrise services, compet- tion " monitoring ship traffic and making prepa- ing in the annual Easter Parade at Asbury PLEA FOR PEACE — Pope John Paul II pleads tor peace in the Falkland Islands rations for attack missions. Park, visiting the beaches and playing the and in h i Salvador during his annual Easter address in Vatican City yesterday. Haig, making his second trip to London in games at newly opened arcades. four days, arrived shortly after Britain's 200- Business was reported brisk at most Yorkers decked out in designer clothes or Most of the nation had sunny weather, a mile "maritime exclusion zone " around the amusement areas in Monmouth, and traffic bunny costumes strolled along Fifth Avenue, fresh breath of spring that was a relief alter South Atlantic islands went into effect. Britain ideas which have been developed on the basis of was reported as heavy north- and southbound hundreds of Chicago children hunted for eggs last week's snowstorms and winter tem- had said any Argentine vessel found in the zone on the major arteries throughout the day. in a cemetery and circus performers went to peratures. would be sunk United Nations Security Council Resolution 502. and look forward to these discussions," Haig Elsewhere in the state and nation, New Mass beneath their trapezes. See Pope, page A3 "I am bringing here to the British govern- ment, to Mrs Thatcher and her ministers, some See Falkland!, page A3 Anti-Semitism shocks Experts anticipate city mayoral hopeful Argentine A-bomb LONG BRANCH - Swastikas defaced a to replace the signs and go on with the cam- ByTIMAHERN power, it also will give them the potential to "Gertrude Berman for Mayor" campaign sign paign." develop nuclear weapons. on Second Avenue this weekend, marking the Berman said the investigation will be taken WASHINGTON (AP) - The confrontation Last week, Argentina and the Soviet Union latest in the rampant destruction of political up by the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Of- between Argentina and Great Britain over the signed an agreement in which the Soviets will signs thoughout the city. fice, which has vowed to heavily prosecute all Falkland Islands has focused new attention on supply enriched uranium to augment the Berman, a former state assemblywoman racially and ethnically motivated defacement of the South American nation's ambitious nuclear uranium mined by Argentina in the Andean who is candidate in the May 11 election for property. Paul F. Chaiet, first assistant prose- program, particularly the question of how soon foothills. mayor, expressed shock and sadness at the use cutor, was unavailable for comment yesterday. Argentina may be able to produce atomic weap- "They're probably a year away, at the of the Nati Insignia as an anti-Semitic gesture Berman, however, did criticize the city po- ons. earliest, from weapons. " said Len Weiss, an against her candidacy. lice department for carting away the 4- by 4-foot "They haven't got the bomb yet, but they're aide to Sen. John Glenn. I) Ohio "More likely, Berman said she will continue to campaign sign from Second and North Bath avenues not that far away. They have, or are putting into it could be several years '' while awaiting the outcome of an investigation without authorization. place; most of the elements needed to make the "It's very worrisome. " said a former Carter into the defacement of the sign, which police "I don't think it was the right course of weapons," said one U.S. nuclear expert, who administration non-proliferation expert. removed to headquarters early yesterday morn- action because evidence could have been de- declined to have his name used. "They've got. or are getting, in place most of ing. stroyed," Berman said. His judgment was shared by several other the elements needed for a weapons program If "Such action is an affront," Berman said. people who follow nuclear proliferation. they really pushed, they could probably put The destruction of the Berman sign marks "But until It's determined that it was malicious Although Britain has long had nuclear weap- some type of crude weapon together in a few mischief or something more serious, I am going the latest Incident of vandalism to campaign ons, they are expected to play no role in the months." The Carter administration official, signs in the city. Incumbent Mayor Henry R. looming confrontation. The British have four like most of the others willing to discuss the Cioffi said the destruction of three of his signs Polaris missile submarines, part of NATO's topic, asked that his name not be used this weekend brings the total to nine. nuclear deterrent force. In December, the British magazine "New Cioffi said h» condemns the Berman inci- Argentina has Latin America's most ad- Scientist" said Argentina could build an atomic Index dent, but added'..-'. there is Uttle the city can do vanced nuclear program, which is aimed at weapon by the end of 1082. The magazine, citing to stop the acts. GERTRUDE BERMAN producing 20 percent of the country's electricity unnamed U.S. intelligence sources, also said the "There are people out there that are not of p.m. from an adjoining property owner, who needs by 1997 nation was believed to be preparing a rocket THE ARTS A7 that could deliver the weapon. BUSINESS AS good will, but there is nothing we can do about said the sign had been defaced. While Argentine leaders have said repeated- it," Cioffi said. "We certainly can't have police Berman said she has never heard or felt ly that their program is aimed at generating See Argentine, page A3 CLASSIFIED C4 watching campaign signs." expressions of anti-Semitism against her or any- LIFESTYLE C2 Berman said workers erected the sign at the one else in the city in her lifetime. The incident, Clam Hut Now Open SPORTS B1 corner of North Bath and Second at 6:30 p.m. she said, comes as a major shock For lunch It dinner 7 days. Teachers Moving Inc. Danny's Italian Rcstauraal "I feel a great deal of sadness that the Complete lunch from $4 50 Grow with us. Fair Lunch special, soup & dell INSIDE STORY, pay* A2 Saturday night, above a high hedge on the prop- sand, or pasta specials. 12 95 erty. Berman said she received a call at 11: IS campaign has fallen to this level," Berman said. 872-O9O9. Haven-530-1333. A2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRIL 12, i982 THE STATE can to pick'caretaker'senator today TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Thomas H. Kean the June 8 GOP primary, until the November Read 4 Co., a New York Investment banking ly will name a "caretaker" senator to fill general election, or until Williams' term ex- firm. He also is board chairman of Purolator the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Harrison A. pires in January. Inc. Vest saves life of cop Williams Jr. NORTH ARLINGTON - Police in this Bergen County The appointee could seek a six-year Sen- An active fundraiser in Republican poli- Carl Golden, spokesman for the Re- community are looking for an unidentified man who fired ate term, but Kean has said he hopes to select tics for more than a decade, Brady was co- publican governor, said an announcement on three gunshots at a patrolman who was protected by a someone who would not use the appointment chairman of Kean's transition team. bulletproof vest. the vacant seat would be made at a 2 p.m. as a stepping-stone to election to Williams' press conference. Brady, who is married and has four chil- Patrolman Robert Marshall stopped a dark-colored Buick former post. dren, was graduated from Yale and Harvard

on Belleville Turnpike early Sunday morning when he spotted Golden yesterday again refused to con- • / Business School before he began his career the car driving with no lights or license plates, said Detective firm or deny reports that the person named Williams, a Democrat and 23-year Senate on Wall Street. He is a close friend of Vice Sgt. Joseph Aponte. to fill the seat would be Bedminster Town- veteran, resigned March 11 in the face of President George Bush, another Yale gradu- As he approached the car, which carried three men, a ship millionaire Nicholas F. Brady, a 52- probable expulsion from his seat because of ate. passenger in the back seat leaned out the left side window and year-old Republican. his Abscam conviction on nine bribery con- Hii brother, James Brady, Is a former fired at least four shots, Aponte said. • spiracy counts. Marshall. 35. was in fair condition at West Hudson Hospi- Golden refused to disclose any details of a state banking commissioner. The two i.il in Kearny, where he was treated for trauma injuries, said meeting between Brady and Kean on Friday. Kean and Brady, at a meeting requested brothers and their families live on their 4,300- Aponte He did say that Kean had also talked with by Brady, met for several hours Friday after acre Hamilton Farms estate in the fox-hunt- other possible appointees over the weekend, ing country of Somerset County "The vest stopped the bullets from entering his body, but the New York Times and the Asbury Park but he refused to identity them. it doesn't take the velocity away from the bullet," he said. Press quoted sources as saying Brady would get the appointment. Their property, which reaches into Hunt- "It caused pressure at the point of contact. He was bleed- He also would not say whether the gov- erdon and Morris counties, runs close to the ing ." ernor would ask his appointee to serve until Brady is a managing director of Dillon Bedminster home of Williams. The 12-year veteran of the police force fired three shots back at his assailant, although police were not certain if any of the bullets struck the other car, which sped off. After the exchange of gunfire, Marshall radioed for as- sistance, and fellow officers found him lying on the roadway, said Aponte. Legislators arrange Lily- Tulip meeting "He was very lucky." said the detective, adding that the vest "absolutely" saved the patrolman's life. HOLMDEL - Representatives of Lily- Gallagher spokesman Gary Foulkes said. a press statement released by Van Wagner sociation of Aerospace Workers, local 367, Aponte said police believe the shots that struck Marshall Tulip, Inc., unions representing its em- Instead, Gallagher, Van Wagner, and for Sunday which said labor officials were and Michael Walsh, business represent- were fired from a 22-caliber weapon. ployees, and the state will meet April 23 to state labor commissioner Roger Bodman not included in the original meeting which , ative of the International Longshoremens' discuss what factors led to the closing of will try to learn from management and was cancelled last week due to a death in Association, local 1730. the company's plant here, a spokesman for unions at the plant what the state could the family of a Lily official. The rescheduled meeting will be in PUC to consider phone rate hike state Sen. John P. Gallagher, R-Monmouth have done that averted the plant closing. Three union representatives were in- Bodman's office at 10 a.m., Foulkes added. and Middlesex, said yesterday. . NEWARK - The state Public Utilities Commission is vited to the meeting, Foulkes said — Pa- Gallagher joins with Van Wagner in The meeting, arranged by Gallagher "They might say utility costs or taxes scheduled to consider a (136.1 million rate increase request by trick B. Gennaro, the president of Printing saying the primary concern is the un- and Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner, led to the closing." Foulkes said. "What- New Jersey Hell Telephone Co. this week that would hike Specialists and Paper Products Workers, employment of so many Bayshore resi- home and pay phone charges. D-Monmouth and Middlesex, will not at- ever is learned may prevent this from happening in the future." local 447, William Brocklebank, business dents because of the closing, Foulkes said. The action comes almost a year after Bell filed a record tempt to convince Lily officials to re- Foulkes said Gallagher took issue with representative of the International As- More than 400 jobs will be lost. $225 million rate hike request. In February 1981, the firm consider their decision to close the plant, received a $40 9 million increase. Bell has proposed increasing the basic monthly cost of residential service, increasing local pay phone calls from 10 cents to 25 cents and charging customers for directory as- sistance calls Under the company's proposal, customers would receive Officials plan to renovate old Statehouse six free directory assistance calls each month Three others would be charged against a 30-cent credit, and billing would TRENTON (AP) - State officials, join- and function," said Kathy Crotty, deputy Bond sales will finance the project. Foran judiciary, couldn't meet the building codes of begin on the tenth call. ing what they say is "the wave of the director of the Senate. said "a couple of million dollars a year" Ringoes," Foran said, referring to a village of his constituents that doesn't have a build- Administrative Law Judge Naomi LaBastille has recom- future, ' are planning to renovate the State- "The wave of the future is renovating old would be spent in the early stages. ing more than two full floors high, other than mended that Bell be granted a ?7| 5 million increase and house in a $35 million program. buildings and a lot of states are doing it," Ms. Gov. Thomas H. Kean "says it's the a silo. allowed to impose higher pay phone rates and its proposed The seat of New Jersey's government is Crotty said. Legislature's decision" to do the work and he Renovating the Statehouse would "com- charges for directory assistance calls. the second oldest functioning capitol building An interim stage recently began with the apparently will not stand in the way, accord- plete a relocation df two of the three in the United States, with portions built in non-partisan Office of Legislative Services ing to spokesman Carl R. Golden. The commission is set to meet Thursday. branches of government," said Jeffrey 1790 Only the Maryland Capitol in Annapolis moving to the adjacent Statehouse Annex, Annex renovations and more efficient Laurenti, Senate executive director. has seen longer service as a seat of state built in 1925. heating and cooling systems in the State- "On legislative days, only the floor ses- Monmouth students do well government. Repairing the annex's leaky roof, substan- house are desperately needed, Foran said. sions would be held in the Statehouse, all the dard fire escapes and wiring, water stand- "We want to put legislative committees THKNTON - Joseph Lawless of Matawan has taken fifth Planners had been considering building a pipes and rickety elevators are a top priority committee hearings would be next door." prize in the statewide 1982 Annual Ability Counts Essay stark metal and glass addition to the State- and conference rooms over there in the An- The plan is to give the middle of the in what Sen. Walter Foran, R-Hunterdon, nex with the professional staff," Foran said. Contest Bernadette Bernice Clark of Keansburg received house that would cost twice as much and called a "two- or three-stage process.1' Statehouse entirely to the governor's office honorable mention i second prize) in the Ability Counts Poster gobble up a parking lot, according to the "But we don't want them in an unsafe build- with the rear of the labyrinth of buildings to Contest Both contests are sponsored by the Governor's Legislative Services Commission. Foran described his job as "coordinating ing." legislators for lounges and leadership off ices. Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped to give But under the renovation plan, Formica moves out of the Statehouse to the Annex and Initially, about $1 million will be spent on Included in the Statehouse work will be students a greater understanding of the abilities and ac- desks in the Senate chamber and dropped selling the governor on the idea of renova- painting, plastering and buying furniture for the ripping out of the false ceiling in a former complishments of the handicapped ceilings that cover stained glass skylights tions." the four-story Annex. It will house about 250 Supreme Court chamber to expose vaulted Lawless will receive a $50 bond provided by the state eventually will be removed to reveal the real Foran said the total price may be cut by employees, down from the 600 who worked grandeur. Department of Labor Clark will receive a certificate from Statehouse $10 million by eliminating plans for some there when the appellate courts and attorney 1 "There's a lot of historic stuff they want the President ! Committee on Employment of the Handi- "If we do what we intend to do, we would work in the Statehouse Annex that includes a general's office occupied the building. to uncover that's been covered over with capped have one of the finest buildings both in beauty theater-type meeting room in a basement. "That place, when It was operated by the false marble, too," said Foran. Kean signs rail measure TRKNTON - Gov Thomas H. Kean has signed into law a Prominent liberals supporting Minish challenger hill sponsored by state Assemblyman Robert Littell, R- Suasex, that permits counties and municipalities to acquire By SKIP WOLLENBERG The reception sponsors include Mark last week before the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Minish also noted that many if the spon- and operate passenger and freight rail lines. Green, who formerly worked for consumer Appeals in New York that the investigation sors of that Askin reception were from out- side the district, and he said he has never had Although the new law is intended to allow Sussex County to WASHINGTON (AP) - Several liberal advocate Ralph Nader; former Attorney had violated Thompson's constitutional a fundraiser outside the district take over a local freight line, it could have application in stalwarts are trying to help a Rutgers law General Ramsey Clark; feminist and author rights. Monmouth County where Conrail has announced it will aban- professor defeat veteran Rep. Joseph Minish Gloria si mini i. and former Rep. Patsy Mink Askin, who says he has raised about don the Natco freight spur in the Bayshore unless money is for the Democratic nomination in New Jer- of Hawaii and Joseph 'tauh, a lawyer well $45,000, said he has never considered what ' The Senate has given the staff of former found within the county to subsidize costs of operation and sey's 11th congressional district. known for his efforts in the 1960s civil rights effect his work for a convicted Abscam felon Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., anoth- reconstruction of the line. Minish, who is completing his 20th year in movement. will have on his campaign. er month to find new jobs before they are International Flavors and Fragrances Inc. uses the spur to the House from a district which next year Rauh said he looked on Askin's candidacy "I didn't do it because it was either dropped from the payroll. ship certain chemicals to its plants in Hazlet and Union will contain parts of Essex, Bergen, Morris, as a special opportunity harmful or helpful politically. I'm a constitu- When Williams resigned March 11 in the Beach It is seeking help from other companies in the Passaic and Hudson counties, is a former "Very few people come to Congress who tional lawyer — that's my major activity in lace of near-certain expulsion, his personal Bayshore or from the county to keep the spur in operation labor union official and a behind-the-scenes make civil liberties their primary goal and I life and I consider Abscam an important staff was told they would be allowed to stay player in Washington. think Askin would," he said. constitutional issue," he said. on for i 30-day transition period. That would have taken them through Easter Sunday. INuke plant to resume operations His challenger is Frank Askin, who is on "I think Joe Minish has been a good Minish, who is being characterized in leave from the Rutgers law school and spe- congressman, but I think Frank Askin would Askin's campaign literature as a friend of the But Senate Secretary William Hildebrand NEWARK - The K50-megawatt Oyster Creek nuclear cializes in civil rights. be a great one," he said. ' Moral Majority, could not be reached for said the Senate leadership felt that the staff comment last week. should be given another month with pay power plant is scheduled to begin operating Thursday, the Invitations are being circulated for a 150 Rauh waged many of his civil rights bat- because of the special circumstances of Wil- first time it would produce power this year, utility officials per person reception for Askin to be held tles alongside former Rep. Frank Thompson But Minish told a reporter last fall that he liams' resignation. said April 22 in Washington Jr , a Trenton Democrat who was defeated in felt similar claims Askin made before a 1981 The 13-year-old plant was taken out of service Dec. 9. The speaker will be Eleanor Holmes Nor- 1980 after being indicted in the Abscam case. New York fundraiser were irresponsible. "I "If a man dies in office, his staff gets 6C when repairs were begun on valves in the isolation condenser ton, former head of the Equal Employment Rauh said he was impressed that Askin have as much in common with the Moral days to close business. Even if you are de- system The valves would seal off the reactor from the rest of Opportunities Commission under Jimmy co-authored Thompson's appeal of his subse- Majority as the president of Georgetown feated in November, you have two month! the plant in case of an equipment problem. Carter. quent conviction in that case. Askin argued University. Father Timothy Healy," he said. before you leave office," he said. THE INSIDE STORY THE WEATHER

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A7 Freehold Bureau 431-2192 and southerly 10 to 20 knots tonight. TOMORROW - High minutes; Long Branch, de- structure still in use in the U.S. Story, SOAPS - Your favorite daytime TV Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 Fair through tonight. Visibility 5 miles or more. Average 10:55 a.m and 11:17 p.m. and duct 15 minutes; Highlands page A2 shows are outlined for you on page.... AS Stale Houie Bureau 609-292-93M wave heights 2 to 4 feet. low4:96a.m. and4:53p.m. bridge, add 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 12,1962 The Dfe^y Register A3 2 die in riots after shooting in shrine THE NATION JERUSALEM (AP) - Jerusalem's wont Police used tear gas and gunfire to dis- Modem rioting In yean raged on Easier perse the crowd of more than 1,000, but Sunday alter a Jewish Immigrant tram the rioting spread to other parts of the city. Reagan keeps full schedule United State* ihot hli way into ooeoflilam'i National Police Chief Aryeh Ivtsan said holiest shrines and killed two Arabs the man acted alone, but Interior Minister WASHINGTON — For President Reagan, this is a week of keeping track of U.S. peacekeeping missions beyond the Hoapluls reported treating about 115 in- Yosef Burg ordered an investigation to de- nation's borders while his aides hold budget talks with mem- jured Arabs and Jews, Including 15 or 16 with termine whether be had accomplices, Radio bers of Congress bullet wounds. Israel said. Radio Israel identified the gunman as Radio Israel said Goodman arrived in Reagan, who returned to the White House last evening Alan Harry Goodman, a, and an Israeli Israel hi 197t, attended a Hebrew course for after a five-day "working holiday" in Jamaica and Barbados, reporter said he was from Baltimore, Md. immigrants, moved from one kibbutz to an- will be on the road again Thursday when he visits Chicago to The chief of the Jerusalem police captured other and at one time told authorities he was address Roman Catholic educators and, most likely, unveil him after a 30-mlnute shooting spree in the Joining a yeshiva, a Jewish religious semi- support for some form of tax credit based on tuition payments golden-domed Mosque of Omar, on the Tem- nary. to private schools, a step he advocated long before taking ple Mount, the site from which Moslem tradi- "He said he hated Arabs, and he said he office. tion says the prophet Mohammed ascended to wanted to Join the Israeli army," said the Today, he invited a delegation of Jewish leaders to meet heaven. principal of his Hebrew school, Genla Gilat. with him at the White House. The Temple Mount is the Moslems' third- Reagan had been expected to meet early in the week with The plateau in the Arab quarter of Jerusa- Secretary of State Alexander M Haig Jr., who was to have lem, which Israel captured from Jordan in holiest site after Mecca and Medina It is also the site of the last remnant of King Solomon's returned from his mission to London and Buenos Aires in an 1M7, is also the site of the Wailing Wall, effort to settle the Falklands Island crisis. Judaism's holiest shrine, and the scene of great temple, the Walling Wall. But deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes frequent Moslem-Jewish clashes. Another The attack heightened tensions generated said the president and Haig decided Saturday evening to have mosque there, Al-Aqsa, was extensively by expectations that Israel will soon Invade the secretary return to London. Thus, it could be several days damaged by a fire in 1989 set by an Australian southern Lebanon to attack Palestinian guer- before Reagan receives a face-to-face report on Haig's ef- Jew. rilla bases there. Israeli troops captured two forts. Police Chief Yeboshua Caspi said the gun- guerrillas who slipped across the Jordan Reagan communicated with Haig through written cables, man told him: "So many of my family and River Into the West Bank Friday night. Speakes said. friends are being killed. I had to take re- Yasser Arafat, the chief of the Palestine venge." Liberation Organization, predicted Saturday Prime Minister Menachem Begin said the that Israel planned to attack within 48 hours. Chicago has handgun rush But Begin told U.S. Ambassador Samuel L. man was "mentally ill." Israel's chief rab- CHICAGO — A last-minute rush by Chicago handgun binate denounced the attack, saving: "By Lewis that an attack has not been decided on, an embassy spokesman reported. owners may have put as many as 7,500 weapons on the books this despicable act of opening fire on Innocent before the city's freeze on handgun registrations went into Sources in the south Lebanese port of people, the gunman desecrated the holiest effect, authorities say. Officials will be counting the regis- Sidon said Israel) reconnaissance flights over site of the Jewish people and removed trations following a wave of applicants who went to police CAUGHT — A man identified as Alan Harry Goodman of Baltimore, Md., is dragged southern Lebanon were more frequent than himself from the nation of Israel." before the freeze began Friday. from the Dome of the ROCK mosque In Jerusalem after he allegedly Killed two usual yesterday. The police said he apparently was an The new law prohibits owning unregistered handguns army reservist and that he was wearing a persons in a shooting spree. He reportedly charged the mosque with an M-16 r me. In Washington, State Department spokes- man Christopher Ross said: "We call upon ' within the city, with violators subject to a $500 fine. No new military uniform and fired an M-16 automatic guns will be acepted for registration after April 0. rifle. Begin accused the Moslem leaders of in- shot another guard and fired on the wor- all governments and peoples throughout the citing anti-Israeli violence. shippers until his ammunition ran out. Middle East to refrain from any acts of About 727,000 weapons — 475,000 of them handguns — were Jerusalem's Moslem Supreme Council registered under Chicago's old registration law, which went called a week's general strike in occupied According to police and witnesses, the Moslems outside stoned an Israeli anti- violence which could cause further loss of life man entered the Temple Mount compound at terrorist squad that rushed to the mosque. and increase tensions in the area ' into effect in 1968, said Sgt. Tony Flglioll, the city's gun Arab territories. The council charged that registration chief. the attack was "part of a campaign of pres- 9:30 a.m. through the Ghawamneh Gate and Caspi said he and his men dragged the at- The West Bank has Just gone through two sure to force the people of the occupied shot two Arab guards when they challenged tacker out of a side door and ran to safety, weeks of disturbances triggered by an Israeli territories to surrender to political for- him. pursued by a mob wielding knives, rocks and drive to reduce the Palestine Liberation Or- SALT II review is sought mulas." Then he ran into the Mosque of Omar, sticks. ganization's influence In the area. WASHINGTON — Saying it's a better deal than a nuclear freeze, Rep. Less Aspin, D-Wls., called yesterday for reviving the SALT II strategic arms treaty negotiated between the Carter administration and the Soviet Union. Under the treaty, which was never ratified by the Senate, the Soviets would have to dismantle more than 10 percent of Federal deficit figures defended their missiles or heavy bombers to meet the limitation of 2,250 launchers, Aspin said. The United States already is below that limit. WASHINGTON (AP) - Budget direc- tration suggested that Stockman may be use today, Warren T. Brookes said the to reduce the deficit. "We lose nothing because there is nothing the Reagan tor David Stockman's chief spokesman has suppressing figures which indicate the def- administration may be planning to an- • Stockman did not comment personally administration is doing ... (or) contemplating doing in its denied that Stockman has deliberately ov- icit would only be about $70 billion. nounce the good news this summer "to but authorized Dale's comments. huge defense budgets ... that in any way would violate SALT erestimated the budget deficit projections One administration official who de help lower interest rates and 'tone up' the Dale conceded that spending is running II, "hesaid. for the current fiscal year. clined to be identified suggested that high economy for the fall elections." below expectations through the first half of As a presidential candidate in the 1980 election. Ronald "In absolutely good faith, we expect projections support a congressional move But there is a "more sinister view," the fiscal year, and Treasury Department Reagan opposed the treaty, saying it would "legitimatize the deficit to come in close to $100 billion," to increase taxes and cut defense spend- officials said tax revenue about $2 billion American strategic inferiority." said Edwin Dale, a spokesman for Stock- Brooks said. "The OMB faction ... is de- ing, two proposals rejected by President liberatively downplaying the positive rev- above estimates. But they say it is unlikely man's Office of Management and Budget. Reagan for these trends to continue. "Our most senior numbers man is puzzl- enue trends to keep pressure on both Con- Voting rights march planned ing over whether to bet the deficit will be A Boston-based analyst for the gress and the president for compromise." Norman Ture, the Treasury Depart- ATLANTA — Civil rights activists are planning to march over or under (100 billion." Heritage Foundation, a conservative re- Administration supply-siders, who be- ment's undersecretary, is skeptical that from Alabama to the nation's capital to demand extension of Last week, Stockman estimated that search group, also concluded in an inde- lieve large tax cuts stimulate economic the deficit might be only $70 billion. Most pendent review that the deficit could be $25 growth, have attacked Stockman as an of the optimism about a smaller deficit the 1965 Voting Rights Act, economic justice for the poor and the deficit for the current fiscal year will arms control. billion to $35 billion below forecasts enemy of Reagan's program, saying Stock- seems to stem from figures showing lower be a record $100.5 billion. Dr. Joseph Lowery, 'president of the Southern Christian In a newspaper column distributed for man wants to cut last year's tax reduction federal spending, he said. But tax-cut advocates in the adminis- Leadership Conference, said yesterday the marathon, five state march will begin after a rally April 19 in Tuskegee, Ala The marchers, who will ride by bus or motorcade between the major towns on the route, will travel from Alabama through Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia before reaching Falkland's blockade is on Washington, DC, in late June or early July, he said. (continued) tions and the Organization of American agency DYN. '911' number value questioned said on his arrival at London's Heathrow States. Haig started his peace shuttle in London WASHINGTON - A federally financed study calls into airport. British Foreign Secretary Francis Pym last Thursday, then flew to Buenos Aires for question the value of expensive police "911" emergency The U.N. resolution calls for Argentina to said that before Britain will negotiate, Ar- talks with President Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri telephone systems, concluding that they can increase arrests pull its forces out of the Falklands and re- gentina must withdraw totally. and Foreign Minister Nlcanor Costa Mender at the scene of the crime by 0.3 percent at most. solve the crisis with Britain through Argentina invaded the British colony 250 He left early yesterday after 12 hours of In fact, the three-year study released yesterday (ound that diplomacy. miles off its southern coast April 2 following talks. in one city a 911 system caused delays in crime reporting by Informed sources said Argentina insists a 149-year sovereignty dispute with Britain. The Royal Navy requisitioned another citizens trying to determine whether they were dealing with on keeping its flag flying over the islands. Most of the 1,800 islanders are British de- legitimate emergencies.. passenger liner, the Uganda, currently in the But the sources said Haig was told Argentina scendants and say they do not want Argentine would consider withdrawing its troops if Brit- rule. Mediterranean with 940 school children aboard, as a hospital ship to join the British ain halted its 40-shjp fleet sailing for the The British naval task force sailing south Falklands and lifted the blockade. naval task force. is still more than a week away from the The Uganda is due to dock four days early The sources ruled out control of the is- islands, but at least four of Britain's nuclear- at Naples tomorrow and the children will be THE WORLD lands by the United Nations or a third power. powered hunter-killer submarines are re- flown home. But they said Argentina is willing to offer the portedly prowling the war zone. Falklanders some self-government and will Argentina reportedly has Increased its A Defense Ministry spokesman said the let Britain share in development of the occupation force to 6,000 men and reinforced Canberra, a requisitioned liner which left Israel delays attack decision archipelago's natural resources, including them with anti-aircraft guns. England last Friday with 2,000 Royal TEL AVIV, Israel - Prime Minister Menachem Begin offshore oil and gas. "The transport operation of troops and Marines, is being shadowed by a 3,400-ton assured U.S. Ambassador Samuel Lewis during a three-hour Peruvian Foreign Ministry sources in materials is nearly complete and we are Soviet ship, the Primorye. meeting yesterday that Israel had not decided whether to Lima said Argentina proposed a peace- ready to confront the emergency," Adm "We would expect this kind of sur- attack southern Lebanon, a US Embassy spokesman said keeping force of troops from the United Na- Juan Lombardo told the Argentine news veillance,'' the spokesman said. Earlier yesterday, the Israeli army announced that troops had caught two Palestinian guerrillas infiltrating the oc- cupied West Bank. Begin and Lewis met in Jerusalem after the prime min- ister's Cabinet held a six-hour session amid growing tension Argentine A-bomb seen near between Israel and the Palestinians Palestinian Liberation Army chief Yasser Arafat predicted Saturday that Israel ar explosions. The Argentines also have a fuel fabri- (continued) cation plant and are expected to finish con- planned to attack within 48 hours to wipe out the 15,000 Six nations have exploded atomic devices, Argentina has refused to sign the Nuclear guerrillas based in Lebanon. Non-Prollferatlon Treaty, which 115 nations struction this year of a reprocessing plant, including the United States, BriUin, the Sovi- U.S. Embassy spokesman Jeff Dietrich quoted Lewis as have approved, nor have the Argentines which would mean plutonium could be sepa- et Union, France, China and India. A sev- rated from spent fuel produced by Atucha 1. saying Begin told him the Cabinet had not made a decision to enth, Israel, is widely believed to have the joined the Treaty of Tlatelolco, the 1967 pact Plutonium Is one of the key elements in launch an attack against the Palestinians in Lebanon weapon although it have never publicly ad- banning atomic weapons in Latin America. nuclear weapons. mitted it. Brazil. Argentina's chief rival in South Last month, Adm. Carlos Castro Madero, America, also has an ambitious nuclear pro- Weiss noted that there have been rumors Video war game withdrawn chief of Argentina's Atomic Energy Com- gram and observers here say the competition fuel may have been diverted from Atucha 1, LONDON — The creators of a video war game in which. mission, said his nation would not rule out between the two nations will be a key factor which could have gone into a weapons pro- British submarines torpedo Argentine warships said yester- making a nuclear explosive for "peaceful in any Argentine decision about whether to gram. day they have withdrawn "Obliterate" following allegations reasons," such as building a waterway or build nuclear weapons. Part of the fabrication plant, which pro- by a member of Parliament that it was in bad taste. land tunnel. Currently, Argentina has one power reac- duces fuel pellets for the power reactor, is That didn't stop people from having fun with it, though In 1974, when India exploded its atomic tor, Atucha 1, with two others under con-, not under safeguards, which are Intended to "We agree that the game could now be seen to be in bad device, a similar reason was given. But the struction. A second reactor will start opera- prevent a diversion to military programs. taste. In no way was any offense meant, and in fact several United States insists that there's no dif- tion later this year or early next year and the Nor is the reprocessing plant expected to be users had contacted us in a patriotic vein to say how much ference between peaceful and military nucle- third is scheduled to go on line in 1989. watched by International safeguards. MARGARET THATCHER 'they had enjoyed playing, " said Gary Zabel of Mercury 332, the private organization behind the computerized combat. The hasty retreat followed a complaint from legislator Robert fryer of the opposition Labor Party, who said any- Pope mentions Falklands, prays for peace thing that encouraged people to see war and military confron- tation as a mere game was to be condemned, "particularly so at a time when military confrontation is getting closer day by preaching to 3,000 worshippers in Warsaw, (continued) Easter Parade, in which part of Fifth Avenue attended Easter services yesterday in day " urged the Poles to put aside grudges in order is closed to traffic. Promenading pedestrians Bridgetown, Barbados, with 400 residents of In Los Angeles, however, rainy weather to work toward a national accord. He also formed a solid waU from 34th Street to 57th the Caribbean island. The Reagans took part cut attendance at the annual Hollywood Bowl asked Poland's military leaders to create a Street. sunrise service to about d.OOO or 7,000, down in the Anglican high Mass at the 107-year-old climate that would make people feel "at from the usual 10,000 or 12,000. Cardinal Terence Cooke celebrated Mass St. James Parish Church. home everywhere — in the church, in the EMPLOYERS... After the service, the Reagans had brunch YOU CAN PROVOE A TAX SHELTERED RETIREMENT In Washington, DC, Nobel Laureate at St. Patrick's Cathedral, where more than streets, at our places of work." SAVNGS FOR ALL OF YOUR EMPLOYEES THROUGH Adolfo Perez Esquivel of Argentina and 15 2,000 worshippers attended each of six at the home of actress Claudette Colbert, "The church wants to offer its services other people ended a 10-day fast, calling for hourlong services. their hostess for a brief vacation in for such a national accord and I invite every- OUR NEW an end to the violence In El Salvador. Easter bonnets on display Included a Barbados. body to join this service," the archbishop PAYROLL The religious leaders and activists held a woman's white hat with red rhinestones In Europe, Easter was marked by said DEDUCTION worship service, then began a "procession of spelling out "Jesus Is Risen." massive anti-nuclear protests in West Ger- Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, under IRA bread and flowers" to the Soviet Embassy In Madison Square Garden, about two many, a pistol salute In Northern Ireland and house arrest in a Warsaw suburb, was united IWOMOUAl t* T«Mf NT ACCOUNT i ',\ Ml MB! H F (IK and the White House, said the Rev. John F. dozen [tingling Brothers and Barnum 4 a call by the head of the Roman Catholic for the first time with his entire family since Steinbruck, a participant. ••• Bailey Circus performers, animal handlers, Church in Poland for peaceful coexistence he was arrested in mid-December, relatives In New York, people wearing flower pots ushers and workers gathered for a Mass between martial law authorities and the said. Me was visited by his wife Danuta and j) CENTRAL JERSEY BANK MCONVfNCHI OFFICCI I MODLE8CX • UONMOUtH • IU.IAN • UNION on their heads and youngsters in new Easter beneath the tightropes and trapeses. Polish people. seven children, and they were expected to •r mi in • mil imrr i—r~ii • — • • • clothes took part in the annual infernal President Reagan and his wife, Nancy, In Poland. Archbishop Josef Glemp, remain until Wednesday. A4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRIL 12,1982 OBITUARIES Mrs. E.C. Hampton, 86; retired practical nurse « FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP member of Molly Pitcher — Rosaline "Lena" Chapter 198 of the Order of Hampton, 86, of 66 Robin the Eastern Star, the Free- Place, died Saturday at Free- hold Township Senior hold Area Hospital. Citizens Club, the Silvermead Mrs. Hampton was born in Mobile Homeowners Associa- New' York City and had lived tion and the American As- in the Freehold area most of sociation of Retired Persons. her life. Before retiring in Surviving are her hus- 1962, she was a practical band, Ernest C. Hampton; • nurse for Dr. Harold H. son, Victor J. Latena of Freedman of Freehold. Ocean Grove; a step- She was a member of the daughter, Mrs. Elaine Scobey First Presbyterian Church of of Pompano Beach, Fla., and Freehold, a member of the a grandson. church's unity club and a past The Higgins Memorial president of the Circle Three Home, Freehold, is in charge unit there. She also was a of arrangements. Joseph Scarano; owned sand, gravel company LONG BRANCH - Joseph here, and a communicant of Scarano, 88, died yesterday at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic •otMUt ahem ay Carl Ferine the home of his son, Anthony, Church, also here. WINNERS ALL — Accepting their in Brielle. Surviving besides his son prizes in the AsDurv Park Easter Pa- Mi Scarano was born in are his wife, Josephine rade are Wendy Dayton ot Belmar; Andretta, Italy, and had lived DiGuglielmo Scarano; three Tina Marie Booth, 5, ot Beltord; here 62 years. Before retiring daughters, Miss Mildred George Zegas ot Asbury Park; and in 1980, he owned and oper- Scarano of Asbury Park, Miss Deborah Scarborough ot Neptune. ated the Joseph Scarano Sand Madeline Scarano, here, and and Gravel Co. in Wayside, Mrs. Angela Valentino of which he founded in 1925. West Long Branch; two He was a U.S. Army veter- brothers and two sisters in an of World War I, a 50-year Italy, and four grandchildren. Thousands view boardwalk Easter parade member of Long Branch Elks The Damiano Funeral Lodge 745. a member of the Home is in charge of arrange- Christopher Columbus Club ments. ASBURY PARK - Thousands of crowds." "Putt Putt" Petillo, the parade organizer. dress and took the trophy for the best- Easter paraders milled on the midway in The long stream of spring strollers Wendy Dayton strode out balancing a dressed child. the hazy afternoon sun yesterday in frilly massed before Convention Hall at 1 p.m. to giant stuffed chicken on top of her hat with The Kevin Kelly family from Elberon defiance of the pessimistic weatherman. begin the leisurely circular march to the eggs around the brim to the delight of the won the family division title as one-year John Hanson, 90; was Casino and back Judges riding in seven old Jennifer peered from beneath her baby Paraders and viewers bedecked in the 2,000 who stayed for the competition. Day- convertible MGs kept a steady survey on ton, a Belmar resident, who wore a velour bonnet to steal the Judge's hearts, while finest array of gowns, stylish bonnets and white-suited George Segas's tie-bar and retired dredge captain the walkers from their perches, stopping jogging suit, bested another woman with stick-pinned club ties ignored the prognos- occassionally to give a lady or a gentleman fedora won him the best dressed man. an Easter basket encapsulating her head MIDDLETOWN - John retiring, he was a dredge cap- tications of snow and sleet and proved once an envelope inviting them to be a finalist in Councilman Frank Florentine walked to garner the coveted award. Hanson. 90. of 39 Shoal Har- again the Jersey shore's answer to Fifth fashion competition. away with the best-dressed city father tain for the Western Con- Avenue as a delightful place to celebrate bor Court. Bayshore Village, Children, who proved lucky, shook A bonnet figured also in the selection of competition as a great round of applause struction Co. of Chicago. and show off. Debra Scarbrough as the best-dressed Port Monmouth, died Satur- Surviving are his wife, hands with Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Snoopy went up for his green and blege sportsuit day at Riverview Hospital, Although larger crowds have graced woman in the parade. After moderator and banded hat. "He's an obvious run- Hannah Meier Hanson; six. and the Easter Bunny, who followed the Red Bank, after a brief ill- the boardwalk between Convention Hall judges in the convertibles, but as tradition Ann Nlederstein admonished the judges away. Very dapper," muttered Petillo. grandchildren, and six great- ness. and the Casino in the past, Mayor Ray would merit, the bonnets proved the best that "a woman without a hat, Is like a Parade organizers see a greater in- Mr. Hanson was born in grandchildren. Kramer, in his usually natty three-piece, show. house without a roof,' Scarbrough strolled terest growing among men for the parade, Sweden and lived in Canada The John J. Ryan Home said he was "most pleased" by the turn- When the judges completed their tour, out with a black and white striped dress indicating a healthy future in the years to before moving to Monmouth for Funerals, Keansburg, is out. some 70 finalists were called to mount the and a "picture hat," a wide-rimmed hat come. Petillo said cold weather, or Its County 22 years ago. Before in charge of arrangements. "The public continues to regard the runway In Convention Hall to strut their that is coming back Into fashion. threat, may be the only deterrent. parade as one of the great events in the stuff for prizes in five separate categories Five-year old Tina Marie Booth, 147 "At least we didn't have to institute a Margaret A. Jackson area," Kramer said. "The predictions of "The unusual bonnet division has real- Eighth St., Belford, drew oohs and aahs new catagory for ski clothing this year," inclement weather did not deter these ly become the main event," said Anthony with her parasol and lavender Easter Petillo said. MIDDLETOWN - She was a member of the Margaret A Jackson, 62, died Wayside United Methodist yesterday at Monmouth Med- Church and the Retired Fed- ical Center, Long Branch. eral Employees. Mrs Jackson was born in Snowball-throwing Her husband, Wilfred Seven Presidents Park Philadelphia and had lived in Monmouth County most of Jackson, died in 1969 her life Before retiring in Surviving is a sister, Mrs. 1977. she was an artist and Harriet Webber, with whom switch by Cioffi hit trio held by cops job planner in the pictorial she lived. and audio/visual division at The Francloni, Taylor and (continued) prove a disaster, citing Cioffi's former con- Fort Monmouth, where she Lopez Funeral Home, Nep- Truncer called Cioffi's current stand an cerns for general public access to the HOLMDEL — Three men who allegedly threw snowballs was employed more than 25 tune, is in charge of arrange- election ploy. beachfront. years at passing vehicles over the weekend, including a police car, ments. "It seems like every time there is an "I am very shocked and disappointed in were arrested and will face charges of malicious mischief in election year somebody has a plan to get the mayor, because I would hate to see municipal court in a few Weeks. Ernest Dudley ratables at the park," Truncer said. vested interests get control of the park for Cioffi said the county had not fulfilled its the very few and not for all the people," Patrolman Thomas Franzoni was driving down Line Road GLEN ARDEN, Md. - Georgetown Post Office in' obligation to clear the titles to properties. He Dei nis said. "This should certainly weaken when his patrol car was hit by a snowball. The officer pursued said the county's refusal to seek the grants his (Cioffi's) credibilty in the city, but I am Ernest Dudley, 53. formerly Washington for 25 years. the alleged assailants. has forced the city to look to private develop- doubtful that it will ever take place due to of Red Bank. NJ, died April Surviving are his wife, i at Doctor's Hospital, here, ment. complications." Arrested at the corner of Route 34 and Van Brackle Road Jeanne; two sons, Terrance The mayor said the timing of his an- Cioffi said present conditions have forced in neighboring Abereden were the driver, Kevin Lamb, If, 5 after a brief illness, and was and Reynolds, both of Mary- buried Tuesday. nouncement has nothing to do with the elec- him to back down from his original plans for Lamb Lane, Freehold; Graham S. Dillaway, 20, 35 S. West- land; his mother, Mrs. lone Mr Dudley was born in tion. preserving the beachfront, but added that field Road. Howell; and David Devalle, 19.727 Lorillard Avt., Dudley of Tinton Falls, N.J.; Red Bank and lived there un- "I am not going to stop the business of some of the park still would be reserved for Union Beach. til moving to Maryland. He a sister, Mrs. Alma Stephens the city because there is an election going public access. The three were charged with malicious michief and re- was a graduate of Howard of Tinton Falls; a grandchild, on," Cioffi said. "Where were all these concerned citizens leased on their own recognizance pending court appearance. University in Washington. and several nieces and Council candidate James W. Dennis, who when I fought to preserve the park for the supported county control with Cioffi, said a Police had received reports of other vehicles being hit by DC, and worked in the nephews. public?" Cioffi asked. "Where were they move toward public sale of the park would when we could have done it?" Hewy Cioffi snowballs in the same area. Harry J. McDermott Jr. Peter A. Albanese William I. Dennis Providenza Inzerillo KORT LEE - Harry J He was a U.S. Army veter- MIDDLETOWN - Wil- Surviving are his wife, MANALAPAN - Provi- McDermott Jr. 72, of 326 HIGHLANDS - Peter A. Muscarelle Construction Co. She was a communicant of an of World War II, a mem- liam I. Dennis, M, of Hub- Hattle May Dennis; a son. denxa Inzerillo, 95, of 136 Am- Cross St., died Saturday at Albanese, 68, died Saturday in May wood St. Thomas More Roman ber of the Bogota post of the bard Ave., River Plaza, died William of West Long berly Drive, died Saturday at the Freehold Conva-Center in at Riverview Hospital, Red Catholic Church, here. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Surviving are his wife, Saturday at Riverview Hospi- Branch; a daughter, Mrs. the Hillcrest Manor Nursing Freehold Township. Bank. and a member of the Red Helen Mammes Albanese, tal, Red Bank. Barbara DeMaria of River Home In Lakewood. Surviving are five grand- Mr McDermott was born Mr. Albanese was born in Bank Elks. and a daughter, Mrs. Paula Plata, and three grand- children and six great-grand- in Jersey City and lived in Lodi and lived in the Gar- Mr. Dennis was a lifelong Mrs. Inzerillo was born in Surviving is a brother, field-Lodi area most of his Valinotl, here. resident of the River Plaza children. Italy and lived in Brooklyn, children. Red Bank for many years The Higgins Memorial before moving here. Before Raymond, of Jersey City. life before moving here eight The Pizzl Funeral Home, section. Before retiring in Posten's Funeral Home, N.Y., before moving here retiring two years ago, he op- The Higgins Memorial years ago. He was a super- Northvale, is in charge of ar- 1968, he was a machinist at Atlantic Highlands, is in four years ago. She was a Home, Freehold, is In charge Fort Monmouth. erated a tavern in Cliffside Home, Freehold, is in charge intendent for the Joseph rangements. charge of arrangements. retired seamstress. of arrangements. Park for 15 years of arrangements. Mrs. Harry Kettel oum MON SAT S to 5:30 Mrs. Clenn Humphrey MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER FRI TILLS P.M. RUMSON - Jessie Kettel, Surviving are her hus- EATONTOWN - Mollie band, Glenn Humphrey; a 70, of 16 Second St., died yes- band, Harry; a son, Harry Jr. STORE HOURS HtKTOMr B Humphrey. 88, died yester- son, Edward E. of Meadville, terday at her home. of Mystic, Conn., and a sister, Mrs. Kettel was a lifelong MON.-FRI. 8A.M.-8P.M. day at her home. Pa.; a daughter, Mrs. Jean L. Mrs. Margaret Ward, here Mrs Humphrey was born Sutherland, here; two grand- resident here. SATURDAY 8A.M.-5P.M. She was a member of the The Worden Funeral IWIK5 in Houtzdale, Pa., and lived children, and three great- SUNDAY 10A.M.-3P.M. grandchildren. First Presbyterian Church of Home, Red Bank, is in charge CLOTHES $ in Long Branch for 30 years HAMPER before moving here in No- The Woolley Funeral Rumson. of arrangements. 777 SHREWSBURY AVE.. 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Nest eggs shifted Per capita savings into banks front deposits Junior growth firms examined In U.S. (Mara • i'J/8 • 1979 By SYLVIA PORTER Alcoholism treatment is a third. More and savings and loans more alcoholics are coming out of the closet. This If you do no more than cast a disgusted look at WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans have trend has given birth to several companies special- the stock markets these days (and try to avoid izing in alcoholism treatment, most of which have pulled billions of dollars of their savings out adding up your losses), you'll come across a' of thrift Institutions in what analysts believe discussion, learned or ignorant, of junior growth YOUR reported a high degree of success. is a "quiet run" on the troubled savings and companies. These are today's darlings in a close to Still another group is companies in the special- loan industry. demoralised Wall Street. MONEY'S Andrew Carron, a researcher for the situation category. These are companies which, Brooklngs institution, estimates that cus- Junior growth companies are generally firms WORTH due to an unforeseen series of events, become an tomers moved about $12 billion from savings with annual sales of less than $100 million which especially appealing investment. ATliT -r- hardly and loans and mutual savings banks into have developed a unique technology or which a small or unrecognized company — is a classic commercial banks last year. That represents perform a special service that has permitted them special situation. What will the breakup of the roughly one-third of the net new deposit to carve out a special niche in their industry. As a company mean to Investors? How should investors losses reported by those Institutions in 1981 "play" it? The investor who figures that one out result, they often have above-average growth correctly will make a lot of money. In shifting their money, savers were potential and give you an opportunity to see your Which current growth industries are in this "sometimes accepting a lower interest rate capital appreciate more than it might in other category? Before you buy stock in a junior growth com- to do so," he said. investment mcdiume. Almost without exception, most experts pre- pany, you must weigh certain criteria: corporate '"The only plausible explanation is that management, market leadership, technology lead- some people now believe banks are safe and "People who invest in these companies have dict that the dramatic gains made by junior growth companies in the 1980s will be in the ership, whether the company has a niche in its thrifts are not," Carron said in recent con- to have a different perspective than when they're industry. gressional testimony. "The regulatory agen- dealing with larger companies." says John West- technology sector. Westergaard is so convinced of cies call this the 'quiet run."1 ergaard, who analyzes junior growth stocks for the potential of many of these technology com- panies, in fact, that he recommends that if you're On the financial side. Westergaard looks for a High interest rates and inflation have hurt Equity Research Associates, the newsletter sub- rate of earnings growth of at least IS percent. A sidiary of Ladenburg. Thalman & Co. One dif- investing in junior growth stocks, you should put SO the thrift institutions, which have large percent of your money in these alone Areas with key factor is the company's return on portfolios of old home loans — at low rates — ferent perspective: You must think in terms of a shareholders' equity. (Shareholders' equity is the three to-five-year time investment, and be pre- the best potential include genetic engineering, but are being forced to pay depositors high robotics, security protection, instrumentation, tel- capital invested directly in a company plus the rates to attract new money. As a result, the pared to ride out the up-and-down market cycles. accumulated earnings.) industry is suffering unprecedented losses. ecommunlations and medical technology. Because of their size and relative obscurity, If interest rates stay at current levels, as Another sector growing in popularity is life- The average publicly held U.S. corporation many as 400 savings and loans could exhaust Westergaard and other trackers of junior growth earns approximately IS percent of shareholders' their capital this year, according to Richard companies stress that these firms are more dra- style industries — companies that specialize in equity. A junior growth company should expect to Pratt, who heads the Federal Home Loan matically affected by the volatility of the stock accommodating our changing living patterns A realize a premium of SO percent above average, or Bank Board. To help troubled institutions market. They are particularly sensitive to bear typical example is the burgeoning child-care in- 20 percent to 25 percent survive, federal officials have approved an markets — and you must expect to "outsit" these dustry Without elaborating on the background of unprecedented number of mergers. federally insured accounts at thrift institu- markets. But if your company is in a growth child-work patterns among women, the outlook is Every major broker now has a specialist in Despite the industry's deepening financial tions. Congress recently issued a statement industry and has the right fundamentals and if that several new national chains of child care discovering these emerging "darlings." Ask your troubles, savers have never lost a cent in reassuring savers that their funds are safe. you're patient, you'll usually come out way ahead. centers will emerge in this decade. brokerage firm for its own list. Mountain Fuel rates a hold By DAVID R. SARGENT ported at $1.69 per share vs. 15 96 in 1980 The shares, now y in Jasnary 1MZ I at 24, have little to recom- bought IN shares of Moun mend them. tail Fael Supply (NYSK) at Q - I UWrited a number 11%. It has slice dropped SUCCESSFUL of shares of a color graphics below ». I have beard you computer company la Geor- Now available at shouldn't 'fall la love" with INVESTING gia called latoUlgeat Sys- • stock and hold too long on a tems. This la an over-the- Hudson City Savings Bank decline. Should I accept my counter stock which does not losses and sell, or Is Ike slock pay a dividend (I am a likely to recover won? — widow with low chlMrea.) 1 A.M., Kansas have planned to keep lac A — Mountain Fuel Supply stock, but In the last lane The Best Tax Shelter Yet! is a natural gas utility serv- points from its 1980 high of S3. African for their lower politi- monthi II has dropped la val- ing parts of Utah and Wyo- However, earnings in 1982 are cal risk factor. However, •e from M to II. What Is the ming. However, its Wexpro expected to rebound to near gold stocks face a gloomy company's growth potential? oil and gas exploration sub- J4 50. and the stock merits near-term outlook, as a Would yoa advise thai I seU sidiary contributes nearly retention for income (8.5 meaningful upturn in gold or bold to fee II the market half of total company income. percent) and price recovery bullion prices is unlikely this rallies? - A.R., New Jersey A lengthy dispute with the Three months is barely time year. Also, as long as infla- A — Intelligent Systems Utah Public Service Com- to get over your initial in- tionary expectations remain mission over whether Wexpro appears to be a leader in the fatuation with the stock; give quiet, such asset-rich invest- low-cost end of the computer properties and profits were it another chance in better ments lack appeal. Home- utility or non-utility — hence stake's properties do have graphics systems technology. market conditions. New products and increasing under the PSC's jurisdiction Q - I would like to know long term value, but at to- - was finally settled in 1981. what you think of the slock of day's prices even the lowest demand from business as The resulting utility rate re- Homestake Miaiag as a loag cost ore bodies are often un- well as scientific companies duction helped to produce term uveslmeal. If It could economical to mine. position it well for rapid sharply lower earnings for be purchased at aroiud ftt. Moreover, since these mining growth over the next four or the (parent) company for - W.L., Nebraska. companies are largely un five years. A speculative 1981 - $174 per share vs. A — Homestake is one of diversified, the negative im- growth stock may not be your .and now its open to just about everyone! $410 in 1980 - and the stock the favorite North American pact on earnings is particu- cup of tea, but I would put off remained under pressure. In gold mining stocks, which are larly pronounced - Home selling at current levels. This fact, it slid more than 25 stake's 1981 earnings were re- may prove to be a winner. • As long as you have earned income and you are under age 70'/?. you can preferable to the South have your own Individual Retirement Account for additional retirement sav- ings with great tax shelter advantages • You can now have an IRA even if you re covered by a pension plan or profit Zoners hear 'Timbers' testimony sharing plan where you work or even if you have a Keogh Plan By BOB BRAMLEY economically feasible way it can be tract for single-family dwellings have • If you re a working couple filing jointly, each spouse can have his or her developed. been abandoned. Caputo is represented own IRA and total contributions can amount to as much as $4,000 per OCEANPORT - The Timbers, Mon- Kiefer said the configuration of the by Oakhurst attorney Richard L. tax year mouth Beach developer Mark Caputo's tract and its topography would limit the Bonello. who told the board he has two . • As an individual you may contribute up to $2,000 per tax year into your IRA proposed 24-unit townhouse develop- number of single family dwellings more witnesses to present before his ment off Branchport Avenue, came which could be built to 27, though the case for the applicant is complete ($2,250 per tax year if you qualify for a spousal IRA) before the Zoning Board of Adjustment zoning regulations would permit con- Those witnesses, ruled Kenneth M. again last week. struction of 45. And site preparation, Boyter, board chairman, will be heard The developer seeks a use variance with substantial filling and grading and at the board's May 5 meeting. which would permit construction of the tree removal would increase costs toth e The Timbers application first came townhouse units In five clusters on the point that the houses would have to sell before the board last spring and was Here are some of the major advantages 13-acre, triangular, heavily wooded for $110,000 to $115,000, a price which dismissed without prejudice last Octo- tract, now toned for single family dwell- would render them unmarketable, the ber when the applicant withdrew the Hudson City Savings Bank offers ings. appraiser went on. plan for modifications. It has been con- An alternative plan to build larger troversial from the start, because a Testimony was heard Wednesday HIGH YIELD Hudson City Savings Bank olfersa variety ol high yielding Fixed from Donald E. Klefer, real estate ap- homes on 11 lots on the tract would considerable number of borough resi- praiser and consultant associated with result in a market price in excess of dents believe the BXtadd apartment and Rate and Variable Rate Accounts the John D. Latarus firm of $175,000, which Klefer tald is un- townhouse units already approved in the Wanamassa, who stated that the pro- realistic borough are enough. SAFETY Unlike Mutual or Money Market Funds, your retirement contributions posed use Is not only the highest and He pointed out to the board that About 20 objectors were in the au- at Hudson City Savings Bank are insured up to $100,000 by the FDIC best use of the land, but also the only several previous plans to subdivide the dience.

AFFORDABILITY At Hudson City, we re flexible enough to help you estab- lish the IRA. IRA Rollover, or Keogh Plan thats suited to Board rules your personal financial means, with NO service charges wall stays ATTENTION VOTERS or fees RUMSON - The waU be- CONVENIENCE Call or come into any of our conveniently located branch tween the properties of PRIMARY ELECTION - JUNE 8,1982 offices You II find knowledgeable people willing to help Joseph A. Cejka and Mr. and you start your Retirement Account or answer any of your Mrs. James Kyte will not questions at any of our 54 locations throughout the state come a-tumblln' down, the The State law requires that any voter, who at any time Zoning Board of Adjustment voted In a Primary and wishes to CHANGE hit/her political 'has ruled. party, (except a voter who has not previously voted in a Cejka of 102 West River Your IRA contributions are fully deductible lor Federal Income Tax purposes All contributions and Road had renovations to his primary Election) must file a declaration of their political interest earned are tax-deterred until you begin withdrawing your retirement benefits (at which time house and property halted by party H they intend to vote in the coming Primary Election. you II probably be in a lower-fa"* bracket) the board about two years In accordance with supervisory authorities regulations, substantial penalties will be imposed (or early ago, after the Kytes objected Under the law, the declaration must be filed with either the withdrawal to the brick wall, complain- ing that >t obstructed their County Commissioner of Registration or the Municipal Clerk 50 view of the river. They al- days before the June 8th Primary Election. leged that that obstruction Forms to designate a CHANGE in political party may be Hudson City Savings Bank lowered the value of their property, as well as interfer- obtained by calling the Commissioner of Registration at Brick Town(2) Florham Park Kearny Oradell ' Summil ing with the aesthetics of 431-7780, or you may obtain a form from your Municipal Clerk; Chatham Freehold ' Lakewood Orange . Teaneck their property. Cherry Hill (J) Forked River Lodi Paramus Union or you may write a letter to your Municipal Clerk or the Cinnaminson Fort Lee Manchester Township Ramsey WakJwick Cejka may not, however, Commissioner of Registration telling them you wish to transfer to Clitfside Park Garlield Millburn Randolph Township west Caldweil add a railing to the roof of the Clifton Gillette Monroe Township Ridgewood Weil Long Branch boatbouM. a different political party. The deadline for filing party declaration Cresskill Glen Rock Newark (3) River Edge West Millord The board plans to grant this year is APRIL 19th. Denville Haddonlield New Milford River Vale Wesifield Cejka a use variance at Its Emerson Jersey City (5) North Bergen Rowland Woodbury Heights next meeting Cejka bad not Oakland received a variance for the Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation construction of the wall, and Allyn Tracy Heck, Servmg Savet1 Snce 1868 for that reason, the construc- Commissioner of Registration tion had been halted by borough officials. The Daily Register Argentina eyeing Antarctica Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - The Argentine Invasion of such move would have to overrun • | the Falkland Islands may be a warmup for a U.8. base staffed by scientists ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLbcK.JR future assault on Antarctica. But next time, The secret White Moose papers urge "a U.S. toes may be tramped on. President and Editor Publisher, concerted diplomatic effort to reach some Secret CIA documents point out that the agreement with Argentina . Such an effort conditions which led to this month's Argentine Herbert H Thorpe. Jr . AuliUnt Editor; ClurlM C Trlblehorn, Sunday Editor; Rmaell P Ranch, JACK could possibly bead off what otherwise might Nlfhl Editor; Jane Foderaro, City Editor; Doha Kulman. Editorial Page Editor. aggression in the South Atlantic apply even become a divisive (issue) which would adverse- more strongly to Antarctica: (Da reported ANDERSON ly affect the excellent U.S.-Argentine coopera- Pit N Rlccl. Controller; Richard D McKean, Advertiiliif Director; Kenneth L Van Dalen, abundance of oil; (1) the desire to divert the tion in Antarctic research sad logistics, or Circulation Director; Frank J. Allocca, Production Manager. public's attention from domestic strife; (3) a might have even more serious iwiaiiqiiancM for longstanding legal claim, and (4) national pride. our relations " A6 MONDAY, APRIL 12. 1982 The CIA papers give this background on the UNDER THE DOME: Members of Congress Falkland! furor: An oil-thirsty Argentina hopes are professional boosters of home-state prod "to lay the basis for a claim to oil deposits ucts, but usually not of one brand over another believed to exist near the Falkland.1' and, at the So when Sen. Spark MaUunaga, D-Hawaii, sent 'Will it be integrated?' same time, to create "a useful diversion from claiming the land, the United States sought to a letter to mUitary-exhange officers suggesting domestic turmoil." mediate the dispute and persuaded the rivals to they stock a particular brandlot macadamla According to the CIA, a British research sign a IBS* treaty temporarily setting aside their nuts and report back to him, it outraged a rival team, attracted by the scent of oil, made a foray claims. nut processor and at least one of the exchange into Falkland waters In 1978 As the British officers. The letter plugging the Hawaiian spe- approached the islands, "a series of intercepted Nevertheless, Argentina has continued to cialty Included a brochure and a price list and a naval communications (indicated that) an Ar- assert sovereignty over a portion of Antarctica request that the exchange officers report back gentine destroyer sought to halt the British and has bolstered Its claim by performing mar- "on this matter at your earliest convenience." riages and flying pregnant women there to give research vessel Shackle ton near the islands and • Rep. Mervyn DymaUy, IXalif.. took ex- threatened to (Ire into Its hull when the birth to Argentine citizens on the disputed terri- tory. ception to my use of the word "Junket" to Shackleton refused to comply." describe an official trip be took to various Secret White House documents also point out This incident on the high seas was a prelude Caribbean nations, Including Trinidad, where he that "Argentina geographically dominates the to today's British-Argentine showdown over the was born. "As a foreign-born black, and the Falkland!. Explains the CIA: Argentina has ocean routes between the South Atlantic and only one In Congress, I take the message to "refused to recognize British sovereignty over Pacific Oceans.... Were the Panama Canal not Third World countries that the American dream the Falkland!, and the century-old dispute has operable or available, or in the event of a is still alive," Dymally wrote. "You cannot been made worse by Argentine suspicions that ' protracted war, this route would have a high evaluate that message in terms of dollars and (the British have been exploring for) oil deposits strategic importance...." cents." He added that he saved the taxpayers in the area." My associate Dale Van Atu, who recently some money by staying with relatives in There have been similar tensions over the visited Antarctica, found that Argentina has Trinidad. Antarctic. Relates the CIA: "Overlapping been forceful In pressing Its territorial claims. • In the official biography distributed by bis claims of the United Kingdom, Argentina and The Argentine Junta has been stimulated no office, the first reference to Sen. Pete Chile at the Antarctic peninsula (have) sparked doubt by the discovery of rich oil and mineral Domenlci, R-N.M., is followed by a phonetic much political heat and, at least once, even deposits on the icy continent. spelling of his last name. More than a year after gunfire." Given the same incentives that led to the he attained the high-profile job of Senate Budget The United States, which explored the frozen Kalklands adventure, the Argentine generals Committee chairman, many people still need to •ontinent in the 1830s, has more right than the may eventually decide to occupy toe Antarctic be told that Domenici is pronounced "doe- other claimants to the Antarctic. But instead of peninsula, Intelligence sources suggest. Any MKN-uh-chee." Fortas: A comet on the court WASHINGTON - Fifty-seven justices have that when we bold that the states (must) accord served on the U.S. Supreme Court in this cen- the right of Jury trial for all but petty offenses, tury. An arguable case could be made that the we automatically import all of the ancillary most fascinating human being of them all died a rules... Incidental to the right to Jury trial in the week ago: Abe Fortas. He came and went like a federal courts." comet in the skies of Jurisprudence, leaving a In several First Amendment cases Involving brilliant trail behind. JAMES J. Southern blacks, Fortas ringingly upheld their Fortas served for less than four years on the KILPATRICK rights of free speech, but be perceived limits. In court. Appointed by Lyndon Johnson in IMS, he a Louisiana slander case, brought by one politi- resigned in the spring of 1909. He took with him cian against another, Fortas passionately de- a melancholy footnote to history: He was the fended the right of public officials to be pro- only member of the court ever to retire under a tected from "shotgun attacks in virtually un- cloud of impropriety. limited open season." They were an odd couple, Johnson and For- Fortas could write. Agree or disagree with tas, the profane and the urbane. Johnson's musi- his position, court observers of every political cal gifts stopped with "I'm an Old Cowhand." "I told him that I was about to go over to the persuasion could admire his style. "Bookselling Fortas, an accomplished violinist, played in theater in the East Wing to announce his ap- should not be a hazardous profession," be re- string quartets every Sunday night. In full pointment to the Supreme Court. I said that he marked in a petty pornography case. He once stride, Johnson was a walking Vesuvius, forever could stay in my office or accompany me to the delivered an icy rebuke to an overzealous prose- breathing molten vapors. Fortas was a man of theater, but since he was the person being cutor: "A murder trial Is not a sporting event." meticulous calm, his ideas as precisely or- appointed, I thought he should go with me. He In the summer of 1966, Johnson conceived a ganized as a Bach cantata. Each of them found looked at me in silence for a moment. I waited. typical triple play: If Chief Justice Warren in their close friendship a quality the other Then he said, Til accompany you.' That was the would retire, Fortas could become chief and an admired. Johnson termed him "one of the wis- only way I managed to get him on the court." old Texas crony, Homer Thornberry, could be The school elections est, ablest and fairest men I have ever known." Fortas swiftly fell into the liberal tandem put in Fortes' place. The Senate balked at the The circumstances that led to the Fortas that included Warren, Black, Douglas, Clark scheme and Johnson dropped it. Then the stories Gov. Kean's action in canceling last cessful candidate for the Henry Hudson appointment were pure LBJ. In July of 1MB, and Brennan, but be bad his maverick moments broke of Fortes' inexplicable financial associa- John Kenneth Galbraith leaked word to Johnson He embraced the theory of "one man, one tion with the family foundation of convicted Tuesday's school elections in U North Jer- Regional Board of Education, for instance, that Justice Arthur Goldberg was restless and vote," but in the Midland County, Texas, case he wheeler-dealer Louis Wolf son. It transpired that sey counties because of the snowstorm and complained that a few hours before the bored on the bench. Johnson walked Goldberg balked at mechanistic application of the for- Fortes also had accepted 115,000 for conducting rescheduling the balloting for April 20 has polls closed, two television stations re- around the block; sure enough, Goldberg was mula. He believed also In the theory that the certain academic seminars Perhaps it was been questioned and might face legal ported that polls had been closed through- agreeable to becoming ambassador to the U.N. 14th Amendment had made the BUI of Rights what the Greeks call "hubris," for the im- challenge. His seat could be offered to Fortas. Trouble applicable to the states, but be voiced serious mensely wealthy Fortas surely did not need the out the state. It is difficult to assess how was, Fortas didn't want it. Johnson was tem- reservations In an Illinois case involving the money. In May of 1969 Fortas resigned, returned Ciov. Kean responded to the fear that many voters were deterred by that misun- peramentally unable to take no for an answer. right to jury trial. quietly to his private practice and dropped from the blizzard, would, in effect, disen- derstanding. On July 28 Johnson summoned Fortas to the "I cannot agree with the implication," he public view. He was flawed steel, but he bad an intellect as razor sharp as a swordman's blade. franchise most voters in areas where the School elections traditionally bring out Oval Office. wrote, "that the tail must go with the hide - storm made it impossible or hazardous to few voters, but the vote last Tuesday in travel to the polls. We think both the fear Monmouth County was unusually sparse; and the. governor's action justified. only 64 percent of the number of votes cast We do, however, question the wisdom FROM OUR READERS last year. A larger number of budgets was of the governor's decision to close the polls approved than in the past few years; only 10 in only the 11 counties. Monmouth County budgets were defeated in Monmouth Coun- Im glad you and your husband are not was among those in which the polls re- ty, compared to 25 last year and 20 the year Handgun laws coaching Softball and soccer this year. Maybe mained open. But near-blizzard conditions now you can find the time to walk your dog, before. That outcome is being analyzed in a Long Branch raged in Monmouth County, too, and no instead of letting it soil other people's property. variety of ways, but it would seem self- To the Editor: doubt kept many voters from venturing out Marianne Ryser evident that the combination of storm and In reply to Pete Shields' recent letter con- of their homes. cerning stronger handgun laws, I would like to confusion was responsible for the light turn- Even more, there was the confusion make the following comments. out. caused by the radio and television an- First of all, no matter how severe handgun Hawaiian treat laws become the criminal will still find it Just as nouncements of the governor's action. The The storm was good reason for Gov. Little Silver easy to get his hands on the weapons and use To the Editor: broadcasts did not always specify that the Kean to cancel the school elections, but he them in criminal acts In my personal ex- I would like to thank the Register for spon- election had been canceled in only II coun- should have canceled them statewide or not perience I've seen all sorts of handguns and soring the beautiful Hawaiian Adventure. The other more devastating weapons bought and sold ties, nor always cite where. One unsuc- at all. trip as planned by Norma Kohn of Colpitts illegally and easily. The simple fact Is that these Travel has been super. The three days at days you can buy anything with little trouble, be Waiklki were exciting, colorful, fun. Then three it legal or not. days on beautiful Maul with its lush, tropical An excellent choice Secondly, how can anyone expect gun laws to gardens at the edge of the sea. Then the Big deter violent crime when our laws which deal Island with a trip to Volcano Park, over the lava Maj. < Jen Paul A. Feyereisen of Locust decade. He has led fund-raising efforts for with murderers are so lenient? Should one fear beds and moon scopes with our resident geolo- has been elected president of the Monmouth the Catholic Relief Services as special as- being caught with a handgun when he might gist, Jack Kohn. The roads everywhere were murder and spend only a few years in Jail for bis Council Inc., Boy Scouts of America. He is sistant to that organization's world direc- lined with beautiful, exotic flowers aad lush crime? I believe that Instead of trying to beef up growth. an excellent choice to head that major tor, and developed and organized the In- gun laws we should beef up the punishments for community organization. terfaith Hunger Appeal. Our transportation, our hotels, and baggage acts of violence handling were provided without a hitch. Feyereisen retired to Monmouth Coun- Feyereisen has had a long association TODAY IN HISTORY As a final note let me say that I believe all The side trips and entertainment recommen- ty and active service with its civic or- with Boy Scouting, both in this country and honest citizens have the right to bear arms for dations of Mrs. Kohn were enjoyed by all 65 of ganizations in 1971, after a distinguished abroad. He has been a scoutmaster and also protection. Our laws, however, make it im- us. We had a fabulous time. possible for honest people to carry them. There- military career spanning 33 years. His con- has served as a district commissioner, ex- Thanks again for the Hawaiian Experience! By The Associate* Press fore the criminal is always armed and bis vic- Marian Tobias tributions to community betterment led to ecutive board member and chairman of the tims defenseless I believe that It should be legal his being honored with the Brotherhood advancement committee of the Monmouth Little Silver Today is Monday, April nth, the 102nd day of for properly Investigated people to carry hand- Jessamine A. Barker Award of the Monmouth-Ocean chapter of Council. Last year, he was honored by the 1961. There are MS days left In the year. guns for protection. We do have the right to fight Atlantic Highlands the National Conference of Christians and Monmouth Council for outstanding service. Today's highlight in history: back, but I don't think stronger handgun laws are the answer. Jews two years ago. We congratulate Feyereisen on his On April 12,1861, the U.S. Civil War started as the Confederate side took Port Sumter, in He has been president of the Monmouth election and wish him and the Monmouth R. Nowlan Charleston, S.C. Toss a bouquet County United Way, on whose board of Council well in the important work they do On this date: directors he has served for more than a for the county's youth. In 1945, President Franklin D. Roosevelt died Atlantic Highlands at the age of 63, and Harry S. Truman was sworn Leash dogs To the Editor: in to succeed him. We all do our share of criticizing. Why not In 1961, the Soviet Union put the first man in UtUe Silver throw a bouquet when warranted? Outstanding scholars space — Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, who made a To the Editor: Last night, Mr. Herman J. Black, executive safe landing after one orbit of the Earth. This is an open letter to Karen A. Jones of director of the King James Nursing Home In Six Monmouth County students have terson, Manalapan High School; and Joel In 19M, U.S. bombers carried out their first Little Silver. Middletown. and his staff hosted a festive Seder been named among the winners of corpo- strikes against North Vietnam. I am one resident who complains loudly and dinner for all Jewish residents. Also Included M. Sipress, Holmdel High School. long about inconsiderate dog owners who let. were relatives and friends who wished to attend. rate-sponsored four-year Merit Scholar- And in I960, the U.S. Olympic Committee The competition is keen; 1,500 winners voted to boycott the summer Olympic Games In their dogs run at will. Thanks to all involved - a happy beginning ships for college study in the 1962 National were selected nationwide from among Moscow in response to the Soviet intervention in I congratulate Mayor John Marrah hi his for a happy holiday season. Merit Scholarship Program. efforts to keep roaming dogs under control. I'm Mrs. Martin Feldman more than 1 million high school students Afghanistan. The county Merit Scholars are: Charles Ten years ago: North Vietnamese forces hit tired of stepping in dog feces In my yard when I who sought the scholarships. The recipients don't even own a dog. I'm tired of chasing dogs M. Bokman, Freehold Township High the South Vietnamese city of Da Nang with Utters to the editor nut ke off our farm, and I'm tired of being threatened the writer's cemplete address School; Stuart M. Castergine, Marlboro have good reason to be proud of their ac- rockets for the first time in a new off enslve. by dogs when I walk the streets of Little Silver. •amber. They ant aet exceed M complishments. We congratulate them and Five yean ago: It was disclosed that the High School; Anthony R. Galiano, Matawan United States would supply non-combat supplies Maybe If the fine were upped to $75 per offense, acceptable are peetry, Regional High School; Peter N. Kline, Red wish them well as they continue their to Zaire to help resist an Invasion by KaUngan you dog owners will finally understand the dldales fer eftiee er Bank Regional High School; Nancy D. Pe- pursuit of excellence in higher education. exiles from Angola. message: Keep your dogs in your own yard! merdal predaets. SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1982 The Arts A7 6 TELEVISION TODAY Bene's 20th Century':

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A Viking 8VID LETTERMAN Daniels from the Our Gang comedies PHILAUEI PHIA davica for molorcycllata la GET SMART SAYREVILLE - It's wily vs. wispy THEATER Bryant Lanier, as train conductor (VHF) KYW J, WPVI, laaladal toOmptv anda II Waith pf Utcai* and hold har 8MOVIE-(COMEDY)" - plus a whole lotta WOW - in Club yaar-old atar of lha lea "Mlaa Robin Hood " igut Flannagan, shows a strong voice and a WCAV1U, (UHK) 17, 29,48 lot n mom (2hrs , 30 mint) Bene's "On the Twentieth Century," Capadaalugglaaaaha • BERNSTEIN- Margaral Ruthford. Richard which opened this weekend to a small strange but wonderful rapport — an comic knack in the first of a running akalaa («Omlna) BEETHOVENM.o.milll.n Haama.AnaWartynutaaakaa series of gags about everyone in the • HOLLYWOOD: Sch.ll daacrlb** B»«ih fsmtty whlakay tormula (90 but responsive audience. informal balance of sorts. Yando's Os- lamiInar) DARK SHADOWS SWANSON AND ovan'a funeral and raada from The Betty Comden-Adolph Green car is about 150 percent slither, while world writing a play about his or her VALENTINO " FreniQrlllpariar'a tunaral 1 STAR TREK RETURNS story deals with a conniving Broadway Reynolds calls upon Lily's earthy, albeit profession. oration lor tha compoiar I 700 CLUB director-producer and a blonde Holly- ermine-edged, passion to deal with her As Bruce Granite, Lily's hunkish knikii RISM Fripj 11 YANKEE IASEIALLI Laonard Bantalak) than laadt t MOVIE (WESTERN) lha CoAcartgabouw Orchai •• "Daclalon Al Sun- wood star at odds with each other, both former lover and mentor. leading man, is fine, excelling with Yan- * Yuks/Ta,ufUit*ri Tl»6n,i down" 19B7 Randolph romantically and professionally, head- Ira ol Amatardam and lha do in "Mine," a duet centered around Chorua ot Radio HHvwaum m Scott. John Carroll A man ing for New York on the 1930s' Yando has plenty of presence and a olamnla In D Major. tracks down lha fallow who the back-to-back mirrors in two of the EVENING • BASEBALL Ha« Von. Metroliner — The Twentieth Century fine voice, but it is his oily charm and aaaaultad hla w»a (fM Yanhaaa va Taxaa Ranoera Opui 123' ((M0 mlna) flair for melodrama that makes Oscar train's adjoining compartments 600 . . mina ) Oscar Jaffee (Larry Yando) seeks to EWS • GREAT PERFOR- so wonderful. Yando's anachronistic The four grepnvested train porters S3O SfiD MAKING THE HBO MOVIE-(NO INF OR- convince Lily Garland (Mary Reynolds) 1 CHAHLIES ANGELS MANCES Oanca in »ma. ORADEDava'awomanlilng MATIONAVAILABLE) to star in his production of a play about hairstyle, however, flips up in back with — Richie McCall, Steve Johnson. ' AWAII FIVE-0 lea: Paul Taylor. Two Land markDancae'ThaPaulTaytor way a land him on Harry'a "FlaahQordon " Noothat each quick turn. Such a detail should not Morgan Bennett and Bill Bickford - D LAVERNE AND Mary Magdalene — a play which also Company la faaturad In a dooratap. but lha walcoma Information avallabla (111 SHIRLEY AND resurrect Oscar's floundering career. spoil an otherwise fine performance; a sing and dance up a storm Fortunately, parformanca at lha 19S l malbagtrt•I bagtrtai to waar Ihkl mlna) COMPANY haircut is in order Amarlcan DancaFaallval. 1 HOOAN'S HEROES 1:00 9 RAT PATROL These same characters were originated they are given their own musical O DICK CAVETT • HOOi lELIDOLO 1:29 • EDITORIAL by John Barrymore and Carole Lom- SHOW hald laat aummar In Durham. • EL ID Reynolds displays her comic talents number, "Life is Like a Train; " the' ORY AT SEA 1:30 • MOVIE 'Should Ladlaa • I BABARNER Y MILLER NC (00mma) bard in the 1930s film "Twentieth Cen- message is simple, and the number 10:00 m vicTLOi U GRANT I. u.i BaXava? 1134 Lional Barry in a flashback recreating the first meet- A REPORTER 41 • AMERICA'S tury." watarIttau bacoma a whirlpool tnora. Allca Brady (102 ing between Oscar and Lily (then-audi- showcases their collective and individ- QTRESDESTINOS SWEETHEART: THE MARY PICKFOHO mlna.) Add to these feisty feuders a sticker- tion accompanist Mildred Potka). Even ual talents • INCREDIBLE HULK rapalr problama and a wily city HERE'S LUCY 0RV plastering religious nut, a dim-witted • ANIMAL WORLD LOVE AMERICAN at the piano, accompanying starlet lm- MOVIE-(DRAMA)*" 8 The whole cast is strong.and ipcused. • UNCLE FLOYD 8 Anknala pholoa in a ravanga SYLE Hollywood pretty-boy, Jaffee's two elda Thornton (delightfully played by HBO MOVIE (COMEDY) ' Laat Plctura Show" particularly in the second act show 1971 JalfBrldgaa, Cyblll INDEPENDENT sniveling cohorts, and a spirited and the funny Erika Citron), Reynolds ••• "Hoi Laid And Cold stopper, "She's a Nut." Shaphard. Tha atory of llf a In a NEWS STWORK NEWS talented corps of singers and dancers, draws the audience's eyes with her ex- F**l" 1976 Karen v.l.n amall Taxaa town during tha PHENOMENON OF MARY TYLER MOORE FOOTLIGHTS - Larry Autncn s tint, Don Knottt. Old Jaapar and the ingredients for success are all aggerated piano rolls and other schtick; IStOe and how charactare' mROOTS Bloodahy la founding larhar of there. sets are elaborate in detail, but present llvaa mtartwtna (2 fwa.) • ININDEPENDEND T 8T OF MIDDAY she also plays the keyboard quite well. a cowboy lown that laaamaan no real problems for actors, to move NETWORK NEWS JOE FRANKLIN Director Mary Meikleham has As Letitia Peabody Primrose, the and rlckaty aa ha la. Inhabi LOS a 9 STEFANM SHOW them, an occasional curtain snag not lanlaollhatownlncludaavary teamed with vocal and musical director over-zealous, self-appointed spreader of KAKUKOMICOS • NEW JERSEY NIGHT- ©MOVIE (DRAMA)"'» narvoua aharllf, a crook ad J.T. Smith and choreographer Bob withstanding. Joe Hembisz lighting flfc MOVIE LY NEWS "Ugly Amarlcan" 19«3 the Word of the Lord, Mary Burns en- mayor and old Jaapar'a -(ADVENTURE) ••* • MOVIE -(DRAMA) •• Marlon Brando. Em Okada Kizzo to squeeze every bit of life out of joys her fanatacism so very much, and also is fine. Costumes by Lucille lavorha aon Wild Billy, who "Diva Bomber ' H4I "From Hall To Victory " Tha arrival ot an Amarlcan the cast, and out of Cy Coleman's music the audience enjoys it, too. Ragozine and Marion Kosinar are de- • pandi moat of hia lima Errol Mynn F tad MacMurf ay 1079 Qaorga Pappard. AmbaaaadortoanAaian tarrorlilnglhalown.(RatadO) as well Each characterization is strong Prank Siano as Owen O'Malley and lightful. Aviation film abaui expef- OaorgaHamllton Fouilnenda country stlra up pro- and distinct in its own right, and togeth- Imonta to allmlnala pilot from lour dltf arant counlrlaa communlal alamanta. (aadlng Ken Marchinko as Oliver Webb are Productions continue Wednesday mina > blackout (2 hra.) er, the ensemble drives along like NBC NEWS muat laava Parla In ig3S and lo havoc (2 hra . 30 mma ) perfect visual foils for each other, and through Sunday evenings through Thurs- « SPORTS INSIGHT fight lor thair homalanda In O DELAWARE VALLEY well, like a locomotive. ABC NEWS are fine as Oscar's whipping-boys and day. May 6; dinner js served at 7 p m , • BARRY MANILOW IN WW II. (Paid Subecrfphon FORUM CBSNEWS Yando and Reynolds convey a ego-boosters Siano is a Uroucho type, CONCERT TELEVISION (lOGmina) m COMMUNITY with curtain at 8:30.* BARNEY MILLER HBO MOVIE-(MARTIAL NEW JERSEY NIGHT HBO STANDING ROOM UPDATE J ARTS)" "Kill And Kill ONLY: BAREFOOT IN B CHESPIRITO LYNEWS Again INI Jamas Ryan. a JEFFERSONS PARK 2:13 O PERSPECTIVE: Annallna Krlal. A mad MINORITY (CLOSED CAPTIONED) r INDEPENDENT billionaire connlvaalo r ula tha Church will benefit from show NETWORK NEWS 2:16 •>MOVIE-(WESTERN) B HAPPY DAYS AGAIN world with a baltBllon of 0 S.I.N. NATIONAL • PAVAROTTI AT "S "SavanlhCavalry" HIGHLANDS - "The Best of NEW bralnwaahad karala chop joined in duets from "I'orgy and Bess" bers from "Annie Get Your Gun." and EWS JUILLIARD 19at Randolph Scott. para (Ralad pa) (100 mlna ) Broadway " a blend of favorite show by Felice Sussman, who recently per- TOP OF THE • MARYTYLERMOORE Barbara Hala. An otflcar muat young Dawn Kekety will play and sing melodies of today and yesterday, will be ORLD IOW prova that ha didn't daaarl formed as the witch in "Hansel and 2 NEW COMEDY SEMES) "Five Foot Two." David Uoszel is 1 GREEN ACRES 24 HORAS Cuatar at lha Llllla Big Horn sung and danced by some of the county's Gretel " Her solos will include music scheduled to sing, and a rousing tap 6:55 I ' EDITORIAL * GOOD 6IRL GOES IAD BOB NEWHART (go mma) better-known performers at a benefit from "Carousel" and "The Sound of 7:00 I I CBS NEWS SHOW CD MOVIE -(NO INFOR- dance sequence has been choreographed •HEPORTTOIIUIIPHr"^ show Music ' I I EVENING • KIKITTYT : RETURN TO MATION AVAILABLE)* The show is scheduled for 4 p.m Theresa Siegert and Richard Rodin by Dorothy Toland featuring her dance AQAZINE A ISCHWITZ "ThraaComadtae" Tad I NBC NEWS 8:30 • • REPORT TO 1O:5S I Baaaall. Jackia Coopar No Sunday at the Highlands Recreation will blend their voices in "All the students. The Monmouth Hills Chapter 11:00 I I • MASH MURPHYThacampuaquaan Olhar Information Avallabla Center. 22 Snug Harbor. Things You Are." Siegert will also sing of the Sweet Adelines brings songs from I WS I TIC TAC DOUGH whom Murphy worahlppad (go mma) The music will include selections selections from "Kiss Me Kate" and I ABC NEWS from atar during thair hlQh I MASH "Chorus Line" and "Mary Poppins." from such hit shows as "Forty-Second "The Music Man " Rodin, whose na- I YOU ASKED FOR IT achooldaya.tumaupaaonaof I DICK CAVETT 2:18 SM0VIE-(DRAMA)**H The proceeds will be turned over to I ENTERTAINMENT hlaparolaaaanddallvara tow "Foolllapi" 1972 Street." "Show Boat " and "Carousel " tional tours have included the starring TONIGHT what tooka Ilka a kayo punch I PEOPLE'S COURT Richard Cranna,Joanna Lloyd Grosse will appear as master role in "The Student Prince," will per- the Rev Jerry Van Drew for building to hla career. CD JEFFERSONS I BENNY HILL SHOW Pattal A rulhlaaa. aaalatant of ceremonies, and will be featured in form in a medley of melodies expenses for the Church of St Andrew, (CLOSED CAPTIONED) • CAROL BURNETT I INFORMADOR47 "01" Man River." "Swanee, " and in Highlands. For ticket information, • NIGHTLY BUSINESS AND FRIENDS I SATURDAY NIGHT datarmlnad lo allmlnala all The comic talents of actress-director PORT 11:15 I REPORTER41 oppoaltlon (SO mlna ) ) "Rockabye my Baby." He will be Jean Tarricone will be heard in num- the church should be contacted 8HANANA • CHESPIRITO 11:30 • • CB8 LATE EL DERECHO DE • SPORTS AMERICA Br.00 BOM.A S.H.Ha«*ayal. ACER • 0 THE TONIGHT MARIA EUGENIA • motionally lollad whan a SHOW RTE.35 CINEMA 34 SANFORO AND SON young nuraa la klllad In an • STARSKV AND Rout. 34, Aberd.an CONSUMER UNE accldant aoon attar ha haa a MOVIE TIMETABLE 583 3800 or $43-3601 NEW JERSEY romantic llmg with har •Mf ABCNEWSNIQHT- attar 7 p.m. WSWATCH LINE Anchorad by Tad IMUPPETSHOW 7:30 f Ml 4 Tho.i Skill Nil Mil Koppal MIDDLIIROOKI— I FAMILY FEUD Information tor lha movlatlmatabla [Jt.lh Tr*p (POI 7 00 4 JO 'JO, Q IRONSIDE It provided bv thaatar oparalori $lnca Raldan of lha I oil Ark (PG) 7 10. ALL IN THE it Liwyir Fl|hu Ftr mowlei ara lublact lo cnanea, II It rac- t 30 9 40 EXCLUSIVEI A SATURDAY NIGHT RUTOCNS PLAZA CINEMA II - MILY ommandad that raadari call tha lhaatar MIDDLEBROOK II Jiistlci Wiiii PTMI O) MIDDLETOWN to confirm carract llmal. DaathWIthll (R) 7 30. til Siltnt R«(H (HI 2 00. 4 00.6 00. • 00. Victor-Victoria YOU ASKED FOR IT 10 00 'CommunityolPraiaa Alamily MONMOUTHCOUNTV IIDIANK 7 p.m. It 9:30 p.m. dally DAY OF DISASTER of lundamantallata Derate- ABIKOEEN TOWN1HIP RED BANK MOVIES I - DaalhTraplPGI7 11,1:31 MPAAKATINOS ENTERTAINMENT • MONDAY NIOHT AT CINEMA M C — Gvntnl autJitm ti Fri.. Sat. nit* lantly call upon thair faith to Victor Victoria (PG) 7 00. f M RIO BANK MOVIES II — ONIGHT THE MOVIES Thou Shall aurmounl lhaproblama. alnta. Richard Prvor Llva On Suniat Strip PG - All «(Ml (ParanUt guldanct STHATHMOflE CINEMA I — luof iltdl ROCKYHORROR I NEWS -Not KIM' 19B2SIIH IM and amarganciaa ol dally Ufa Robin Hood & Stormy Tha Thor IR) 7:30. t: 11 SHREWSBURY R — RMtricttd (Ptrwnt under 17 MACNEIL-LEHRER Ofini, O«ry Graham, Robcti oughbrad 1G) 2.00. T.10. *:IO not •dmltttd unlt»» »tcomD»nl«J by ADMISSION $3.50 Culp. 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ATLANTIC mallnaa at 2 Raldan of lha Lott Ark IPGI 7:00. CITY * KIDDIE BUGS BUNNY MOVIE 1 00 7 K>*l:>0 (POI MATINEE • Do you KIYPORT niCMARDPHYOB tuminmilio |( >TD«Uc?oi» IXXXI 11 H. >:», 7:11, SOME KIND OF HERO . AT iHt MIPPLCTOWM/IH AIHI • 90. 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These via recordings ering from other women," says Kay women frequently say, I've been a Willis, a Rutherford mother of 10 who is nurturing mother and I've cared for the By The Associated Press organizing the meeting "Today women people in my life. Now I want to care for no longer have those role models to turn myself.' So women are setting new LOS ANGELES — Six Southern California radio person- to" goals and looking for new options in alities will answer your phone — for a fee. The two-day conference April 30 afcd careers and education." For (25 per tape, or 1100 for all of them, private citizens May 1 is expected to draw 200 womej Willis founded Mothers Matter in can have their telephones answered by Al Lohman, Roger from New York, Pennsylvania and New 1975 and conducted child-rearing work- Hartley, Dick Whlitlnghlll, BUI Balance, Emperor Hudson or Jersey, she said. shops at her home. In 1078, ahe received Gary Oweas. Mothers' need to communicate with a two-year federal Comprehensive Em- "I always hate to get an answering machine," says one another on practical child-rearing ployment and Training Act grant of Hudson, who came up with the idea. "I feel let down." techniques, said Willis,.the founder of 151,000 to expand her series of work- "What we're doing is telling.people something they don't Mothers Matter, an educational and shops and open a center for mothers in want to hear," said the 13-year veteran of Los Angeles radio support group for mothers. Rutherford. who is not currently heard on the air. "We're telling them "The Mothers Convention will be The grant has expired, the center has you're not home, but we're telling them nice so they're going away from the home and will be an closed and Willis again runs the work- to smile." opportunity for mothers to mix and shops from her home while campaigning Hudson said the plan is to expand eastward, using well- share their skills," she said. to have mothers recognized as "human known radio voices in other major marketing areas as well. The convention will open here with a development specialists" who are worth But so far, the group hasn't been able to decide on a name general discussion on the first night. more than (31,000 a year. for the company. The next day, mothers can attend work- "In this country, parents don't seem shops on single parenting, starting a to count for very much," said Dr. Nina Is if a formal conflict ? TOGETHER — Veteran actors Ray walston, left, and business in the home, returning to col- R. Lief, director of the New York Medi- Art Carney will play old vaudeville pals who are re- lege, financial management, decision- cal College Early Childhood Develop- united in their later years on NBC-TV's "Fame" on WAYNE, Maine - Olln SewaU Pettlaglll Jr., who with his Thursday. "Fame" airs at 8 p.m. on Channel 4. • making and the pressures on working ment Center and a member of the Moth- wife, Eleanor, made the feature-length film "Penguin Sum- mothers. ers Convention advisory board. mer," says a British-Argentine dispute could hamper study of societies. "Mothers in today's world can feel "Our nation's attitude is that pa- the exotic birds. He traced his descendants to Arkansas and Texarkana, very isolated, and the getting together renting is something you can do with "There's only one place in the world where you can be Texas. Then, using telephone books, he wrote to everyone in this kind of convention is important your left hand while you're doing some- with people and see penguins, and that's the Falkland Is- with his ancestors' surname, Darling said Saturday. for support.1' said 'Barbara Lee thing more important with your right." lands," Pettlngill said during an interview at his home here. Two years ago, he got a phone call from Ruby Jo Shirley Roedema. a single mother from According to the Bureau of Labor The distinguished ornithologist said the dispute over the McMullan, who turned out to be a cousin from Nashville, Ark. Rutherford who will help direct one of Statistics, more than 80 percent of mar- islands is "like a nightmare" for penguin watchers. The cousins are descendants of his great-great-grand- the workshops. ried mothers remained at home to care Penguins thrive in Antartica, but observation is much father's brother. They drove out from Arkansas and Texas Mothers of grown children also have for their children in 1950, but the figure easier in the Falklands, he said. last week and Ruby Jo McMullen and her mother, special needs, said Harriet Leskowith of dropped to less than 15 percent in 1081. The string of islands is home to five of the world's 17 Shirley, 78, were among them. species of penguins: the gentoo, rockhopper, Magellanic, macaroni and king. Some colonies number as many as half a million birds. The Pettingills' plans to travel to the Falklands were put SOAP OPERAS off by war once - World War II - but in 19S3 they finally gathered footage for a Walt Disney film and their own "Penguin Summer," which later was the basis for a book. They returned nearly two decades later to gather material for By LYNDA HIRSCH either, Liz offers any help she can. Liz former love Renee DuBois, gets position "Another Penguin Summer." SPECIAL vetoes moving in with Neil and out of at Spaulding Enterprises. f "All the people who are Interested in wildlife look at the 1 SOFA or 2 CHAIRS ALL MY CHILDREN: Deciding she the mansion. While sharing her house i .muni deal with Kent's territorial at- Falklands as very precious," Pettinglll said. He said he hopes FABRIC rUSTIC but not her bed with Roman, Marlena the current dispute can be solved short of war. titude. Erica goes back to Brandon. cannot deny her attraction and decides ONE LIFE TO UVE: Karl discovers Brandon agrees to take her back after Pettingill, 74, retired in 1973 as director of the orinthology she needs to get a roommate to prevent Muni at the Smithsonian Institution, laboratory at Cornell University. she convinces him her liaison with Kent any romantic occurrence. When Jessie where she is hiding in mummy's case. was to get even for his returning to suggests to Jake that they spend week- Beau escapes grating to rescue Mimi Sara's bed A moment of passion be- end together to test their love, he de- Digging up his 'Roots' All prices include material and labor but is cornered by Karl. When Beau All work guaranteed - Lowest prices In area tween I'.Miiniv and Mark is interrupted cides she's a tramp and considers her refuses to tell Karl where the solar- HUNTINGDON BEACH, Calif. - Gall Darling, 44, dug • LIMITED TIME OFFER by a call from Kllen. Angry because she for his next victim. amite vein is located, Karl prepares to around the family tree for seven years and now has found five left the office for. a few minutes, Kent ill him but Asa arrives and saves Beau [Ires Helen. After stealing his own TV, distant cousins. and Mimi. Dorian discovers mysterious 642-5319 Benny dumps it in the river and then Darling, the manager of the Costa Mesa office of the DOCTORS: Nola agrees to marry disc with engraving of "Zanta," a mys- DECORATORS learns the insurance company doesn't Automobile Club of Southern California, used census and C&R Billy. Nola refuses to tell Barney who tical emblem. Ivan orders Larry to steal cover the theft. Donna is told she's the father of her unborn child is. Natalie voting records kept by the Mormon Church and geneological pregnant, but decides not to tell Palmer the disc. Alberto follows Astrid to becomes tense when Luke wants re- Ivan's, where he realizes Ivan and Hugo until he returns from a business trip. ceipts for running of Medicine Man. Ivie Overhearing Jesse and Jenny talk about are the same man. Alberto tells Ivan Gooding is hired to wait tables at the that the electrode implant has limited ' Jenny leaving (Jreg because of his moth- Medicine Man. Unable to handle his er s manipulation, Angie tells Greg. power and that the operations will all Janey Wine exclaims: father's manipulation, Jeff considers have to be redone. Ivan operates on Urea arrives just as Jenny is about to leaving town, a thought which panics Alberto and has him leave town. When depart for New York and talks her into Althea. staying and being his girlfriend. Kat spends night with Brad, Marcello realizes he's lost her.

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Suzi realizes her love (or Brian wonders if her marriage to Nick is Laura S. Luke gets the sailor to take bored. I couldn't believe and her dance career are conflicting stable Marge is rescued from thugs by him to captain of his ship. Captain ex-. interests. Ted fearful that Janet's new some police officers, and the captain plains the pendant was found in wreck- there were pancakes and warns her that if she makes one mistake age of ship his boat accidentally business interests will give her little he's out of the program. Dr. Joyce time for him. Martin is drinking and syrup for breakfast!" Mil. THE rammed and sunk. He shows Luke I-CtSTtM WAY Brothers counsels Matt about Barbara's Laura's raincoat and says he saw a playing cards again. No diet pills, no injections problems with flashbacks and decides blonde girl in the water. 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Clarissa de- aries to back Tyler's candidacy against Trey I'legg Gordon, posing as Law- rence Barnngton, arrives at the recep- GUIDING LIGHT: Mark discovers YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Af- Vanessa pretended to be Hope on the ter Chuckle's successful kidney trans- tion and makes connections with Julie Over 500 Centers Nationwide and My ma. claiming he is the nephew ol phone and gave editor of Business Day plant, Snapper considers revealing to a former senator. Wally shows up at go-ahead to print unflattering remarks Chuckie that he is his father. Aware that Tyler's reception and nearly passes out. about Amanda. Alan is being held cap- Sally is trying to get Snapper for tive in remote cabin by two men. Carrie herself, Liz informs him that Chris of- (ft 1/2 OFF! nutri system As he and Thomas head for the hospital a cameraman hired by Phil Burgess (an continues to have lapses and Sara sug- fered to take Chuckie in. 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Feeling she's off MIDDLETOWN dency the cradle from Helena. Quint returns to the hook, Nikki suggests to Victor that Nola, but Nola decides he has lost to she and the baby — which may be Vic- 671-4940 Helena and prepares to head back to tor's — should live with him. Victor says Mullaney Realty Building Springfield. Before Nola departs, she no; he Is going to make certain Kevin talks Quint Into going into the lab and marries her. Laurie Is told by Robert DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Running out 1000 Route #35 stealing back the stones that were taken that his wife Is not dead, but has been in of money, Tony and Renee share the from Quint's lab, but Nola leaves her an institution for more than 16 years. ONE WEEK ONLY E same hotel room, but not sex. Unaware coat in the lab. Brenda Lowry, a sys- Patti is iUUIlivja^vitl IUI IIh Jack, but he is that Tony and Renee are half-sister and tems analyst who resembles Mike's eyeing ChrillVk^JVii l CALL TODAY FOR A FREE, NO OBLIGATION WEIGHT ANALYSIS brother, something they don't know SCHAEFER 3 The Daily Register SHEEHAN 4 B RACING.... ,.;.. 6 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 12,1982 SportsFocus Stadler slips, then 'Masters' Pohl

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - He's not stylish in the "I was at 14 when I saw Pohl on the board," image of Madison Avenue, his golf game is mostly Stadler said. "He was four under and I was seven self-Uught, he has no agent, and, until now, Masters scores, B4 under. I thought, 1 have to get another birdie,'" making a run for big riches outside golf has not It was not to happen. been of interest. seemed. A runaway. He's roundish, his mustache a bushy kind that The day was perfect. The azaleas and the Pohl birdied 16 and now the margin was just hangs far over his upper lip He looks more like a dogwood dressed the course in its Sunday best. one stroke, and what had been a stroll for Stadler construction worker than a country club golfer. The sun was bright, the breezes gentle. became a struggle His nickname is Walrus, he fights being over- "I had a good drive on 11, laid it up to the right Stadler hit a drive and a five-iron to 20 feet of weight and his belt is tucked under his protruding of the green." Stadler recalled. the hole on 18. It looked like a routine two-putt stomach. "And as I was walking down the fairway, par. ' He vents emotion more freely than most of his looking at the leader board with a six-shot lead, I But he hit his putt weakly and left a six-footer peers, and he's had to work hard at not throwing was thinking. This is pretty easy." I was pictur- Then he missed that, too clubs, not stomping his feet, not losing his cool ing myself on the putting green (where the win- It was reminiscent of the 1979 Masters when when the going got tough on the golf course. ners' presentation is made) Stadiers playing partner. Ed Sneed. who started He is Craig Stadler, the new Masters cham- "Then I started thinking/Worry about your the day five strokes ahead, missed a similar putt pion. He could be the guy next door. own game, don't start thinking that way.' My at 18 that sent the match into a playoff "When 1 was a kid, I'd do what many do. I'd mind did stray for a bit," he said. Pate, who needed to make a 15-foot putt at 18 drop a couple balls on a green at 5 or 6 at night and His game started to stray on the next hole, the to tie for the lead, left it short and fell into a third- say, 'I got to sink this to win the U.S. Open or the par-3 No. 12, where he took a bogey after missing a place tie with Ballesteros Masters,' " Stadler said after he beat Dan Pohl seven-foot putt. Now, this match was tied, and Stadler and on the first hole of a sudden death playoff yester- Meanwhile, Pohl, the longest driver on the Pohl went to a sudden death playoff, starting at day at Augusta National Golf Club tour, but a non-winner in more than four years, the 10th hole "The Masters was something as a kid I had birdied 12 with a 10-foot putt, and now the gap But unlike Sneed. who had lost in the playoff. dreamed of just seeing. was suddenly four strokes. Stadler atoned for his 40 on the back nine, atoned "Just playing it for the first time in 1974 was a Pohl, who had played eight straight holes — for blowing a six-stroke lead, and silenced the dream come true. the last six holes of the third round and the first whispers that he had choked. "This ,., this is just unbelievable." two of the fourth — in eight under par that The playoff started and ended on the 10th with Stadler, 28, may not fit the image of a Masters included successive eagles Saturday, also birdied Stadler making a routine par. and Pohl hitting a winner, but he has the |64,000 check and he has the next hole. No. 13. a par 5. poor second shot to the right of the green, then the green jacket. He earned them. He just missed an eagle on a 10-foot putt after missing an eight-foot putt fur a bogey Earn them he did. He escaped disaster after hitting a four-iron — "my best iron shot in a long 'I'll be a fool to say I wasn't nervous walking blowing a six-stroke lead he had at the turn. time." down the 10th fairway." said Pohl. who had He started the day three strokes ahead of Pohl then bogeyed the 14th and. with Stadler at scores of 67-67 the final two rounds after shooting Jerry Pate, his playing partner, and Spain's Seve the 11th, Pohl was still four strokes back. a pair of 75s Ballesteros, the Masters champion in 1980. But Pohl birdied the par-3 16th, and Stadiers "It was a tough way to end the day 1 let Craig With birdies at two, six and seven, however, he fortunes went further awry off pretty easy on the playoff." he said "I played stretched the lead to six strokes over Ballesteros He bogeyed 14 with three putts, then took a well prior to that And I proved to myself I could and Tom Weiskopf, who had gained one stroke. bogey at 16 when he hit his drive in a bunker keep in contention in a major championship ' TAILOR MADE — Craig Stadler, right, gets the Masters green coat trom last year's Pate, meanwhile, fell off the pace by eight His sand wedge shot went past the hole and "1 kind of thought what winning would mean winner Tom Watson during ceremonies following stadiers sudden death win strokes with bogeys at one and four. slid down the other side of the glass-like green when I was going to 10, (for the playoff I" said yesterday at Augusta. It was a stroll in the park for Stadler, so it about 40 feet He two putted coming back. Stadler Yank opener double trouble; Foster HR lifts Mets NEW YORK (AP) - After hitting .301 last season, big- started a two-run fifth with a single off George Frazier. combined on a five-hitter George Bamberger name pitchers don't faze Bill Almon. In the nightcap, he singled twice off John. The first one Men 5, Cubi 4 "Guys like that make things happen." said Bamberger. The Chicago shortstop batted safely yesterday against was wasted, but his single with one out in the sixth ignited a CHICAGO - George Foster knows the New York Mets are and usually he can get it started He hits between 35 and 50 Ron Guidry, Rich Gossage and Tommy John, delivering key two-run inning. Almon took second as LeFlore grounded out aware of what he can do with a bat and he showed them home runs a year so we know he can hit them hits that helped the White Sox to a 7-6, 2-0 sweep of the New and scored on Tony Bernazard's double. Steve Kemp singled yesterday against the Chicago Cubs. "Until Foster hit the homer that kid iDan Larson I was York Yankees as the last two major-league teams to open the Bernazard home Foster's first home run as a Met triggered a four-run sixth pitching great." said Bamberger "I was just hoping we storm-delayed season finally got under way. "Charley Lau (the White Sox' batting instructor and a inning and led them to a 5-4 triumph over Chicago could get something on the board and get things going And George got it going for us " Almon, who collected five hits on the day, with 18 family Yankee coach the past three years) told us that you can't pull "A lot of the guys know I'm here to enhance what the club members from Rhode Island on hand, led off the 12th inning of John,' Almon said. "You've got to hit the ball where it's can do," said Foster. The former Cincinnati Red entered the Until Foster homered. Larson, 0-1. was working on a two- the opener with a 425-foot triple off Gossage and scored the pitched but he got a couple of sinkers up and I was able to pull free-agent market after last season and signed a five-year hit shutout with seven strikeouts, but he was unable to get winning run on Ron LeFlore's single. them." contract that will average out to 12 million a year. through the big sixth "That's about as deep as I can hit a ball," he said. "He The Yankees scored all their runs in the opener off "But it's a good feeling to let them see what I can do and "The only bad pitch 1 made was to Foster when I fell got a fastball down over the plate, but I'm a pretty good Chicago starter Jerry Koosman, but were held to one scratch that I'm going to add something to the club," said Foster behind 2-0 and threw him a changeup." said Larson, adding fastball hitter. Goose was pitching in his fourth inning and I hit over the final 61-3 innings by Dennis Lamp and Kevin "This is a team that can explode anytime and one guy does "he wasn't swinging the bat too well so I was doing him j think he was starting to lose a little. I was geared for a Goose Hickey, who recorded his first major-league victory after not have to carry the club But one guy has to get things favor " Gossage fastball, and maybe it was a little less than that." going 0-2 last season. started." Foster opened the sixth with his homer and the Mets added Earlier, Almon singled off Guidry in the third inning and In the second game. Britt Burns and Salome Barojas Foster was that guy according to New York Manager three runs on five more hits Rangers advance; Isles go to a 5th PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The New York crowbar," said Brooks. New York Hangers in the divisional finals. Rangers gave credit for their first round triumph Brooks said the turning point in the series was The Islanders, bidding for their third straight in the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup the Rangers' comeback Saturday in game three Stanley Cup title after posting the NHL's best playoffs to goalie Ed Mio. after falling behind 3-0 in the first period. record in regular season, trounced Pittsburgh 8-1 Robbie Ftorek scored a pair of goals and three Brooks was somewhat upset despite the series and 7-2 in their first two games in New York teammates contributed a goal and an assist as the triumph because the Rangers almost let the When the Penguins returned home, DeBartolo Rangers beat the Philadelphia Flyers, 7-5, to Flyers back in yesterday's game with three late issued a public statement saying he was "upset advance to the playoff quarterfinals. penalties, including two for having too many men and disappointed" with the team's performance Ron Duguay also had two goals, but one came on the ice. He also said he would not attend the Saturday into an empty net with just seven seconds left as "We really made it difficult on ourselves night game here, and he offered refunds to any the Flyers sent six offensive players on the Ice down the stretch. " said Brooks. "Mio really kept Pittsburgh fan holding a ticket for the third game with 56 seconds remaining in a desperate effort to us in there despite the holes we kept dinging.'' As it turned out. only about 200 ticket-holders tie the game. Penguins 5, Islanders t took DeBartolo up on his offer, and those tickets Rangers Coach Herb Brooks and the New PITTSBURGH - Team owner Edward J De- were quickly resold to another 1,000 persons who York players heaped credit for their clinching Bartolo didn't bother to attend, but Pittsburgh bought tickets the day of the game and cheered victory on Mio, who was besieged with 43 Phila- Penguin fans got their money's worth this week- Pittsburgh to a 2-1 overtime victory Saturday delphia shots on goal. end night. The Rangers managed only 25 shots against "We're playing the best club in the world, and Last night's victory gives Pittsburgh a chance two Philadelphia goalies, but seven turned on the we're even with them now," Coach Eddie John- to become the first team in the three-year history red light and that's what counted. ston said last night after his surprising Penguins of the current playoff format to win an opening "It's a good thing we had Mio," Don Maloney beat the New York Islanders to tie their NHL round series after dropping the first two games. said of Mio, who was in goal throughout the playoff series at two victories each. series. "He was unbelievable. I don't know where "We've worked hard, we're still in it, and we "We got humiliated pretty bad on Long Is- we would have been." have a chance to win it," said center Andre St. land. There were a lot of things said about us and Mio took an elbow to the head in the third Laurent, who scored two Pittsburgh goals. a lot of people, I guess, threw in the towel," said period and had to be treated on the ice by the The fifth and deciding game of the Patrick Pittsburgh goalie Michel Dion "But we just trainer, but he refused to leave the game ' Division Semifinal series will be played tomorrow went out, sucked up our guts, and said Let's show LEAP FROG — Bobby Clark of the Philadelphia Myers lands on the Ranger "I couldn't have gotten him out of there with a night in New York, with the winner meeting the everybody the way we can play.'" Beck's back during last night's NHL playoff game in Philadelphia.

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MONDAY.APRIL 12.19BZ SPORTS IN BRIEF Krukow wins in Phillie debut PHILADELPHIA (AP) - It seems every- one had seen Philadelphia right-hander Mike NATIONAL LEAGUE Krukow with better stuff. Phillies Manager Pat Corrales and even home plate umpire Bob Engel said so. Lonnie Smith opened the game for St. "But I've always contended that if you Louis with a walk and went to third on a have good stuff, you can lose. But if you pitch single by Tommy Herr. Smith then scored on well, you can't lose," said Krukow, who shut a single by Hernandez and Herr came home out the Montreal Expos 1-0 on three hits on a wild pitch by Baumgarten. David Green yesterday afternoon as Garry Maddox drove followed with a single to score Hernandez. in the game's only run with a bases-loaded sacrifice fly in the eighth inning. Forsch started the second with an infield hit and scored two outs later on Hernandez' Krukow, making his first Philadelphia second single to make it 4-0. appearance following an off-season trade with the Chicago Cubs, helped Philadelphia Bravei 5, Astros I to its first victory after three defeats. ATLANTA — Dale Murphy slammed a "I've seen Mike with better stuff, but two-run homer and right-hander Rick Mahler I've never seen him pitch like that," said hurled his second consecutive shutout, lead- Corrales. ing the undefeated Atlanta Braves over the Krukow agreed. Houston Astros. "In fact, home plate umpire Bob Engel The five straight triumphs at the start of asked me if my arm was hurting," Krukow the season is the best by the Braves since said. "He said he'd seen me with better coming to Atlanta in 1966, and equaled the Ml stuff." start by the 1957 Milwaukee Braves, who went on to win the World Series that year. TRADING LEFTS — Light heavyweights Michael The Phillies scored when Ivan DeJesus bpinks (led) and Murray Sutherland exchange jabs singled off Montreal starter Ray Hums to Murphy drilled his third home run of the during yesterday's WBA championship bout. lead off the eighth. season in the fourth inning, a shot over the right-center field fence following a walk to DeJesus stole second and Gary Matthews Bob Homer. reached first on third baseman Tim Wallach's throwing error. Both runners The Braves added another run in the moved up on Mike Schmidt's walk, and after fourth off loser Nolan Ryan, 0-2, on a single Spinks KOs Dick Davis popped up, Maddox lifted a long by Chris Chambliss, a catcher's interference fly to center. • and Rafael Ramirez's run-scoring single. Krukow pitched no-hit ball for 5 1-3 in- Atlanta got its fourth run in the seventh on nings before Wallace Johnson singled in the a two-out single by Brett Butler that scored sixth. Johnson stole second and reached third Bruce Benedict, who had reached on a two- Sutherland base throwing error by Astro third baseman on a groundout before Al Oliver popped up to end the inning. Ray Knight '.-.••' ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Michael.Spinks, the World Gluts I, Reds 1 lioxing Association light heavyweight champion, pep- Cardinal! 7, Plralei I CINCINNATI - Jeff Leonard drove in a pered his arsenal with jeers, taunts and insults. ST. LOUIS — Dane lorg rapped a two out, pair of runs and Cincinnati reliever Jim Kern Challenger Murray Sutherland retaliated with his elbows run scoring single in the bottom of the ninth allowed two more on wild pitches as the San and head. inning to rally Si Louis over the Pittsburgh Francisco Giants coasted past the Reds. Hut after Spinks retained his crown by knocking out Pirates. Leonard, a lifetime .350 hitter against the Sutherland yesterday in the eighth round with a ferocious The triumph snapped a three-game losing Reds, lined a run-scoring single in the Giants' left hook to the temple, the two fighters embraced and streak by the Cardinals. two-run first inning and capped a three-run asked forgiveness. lorg's hit pinned the defeat on veteran rally in the sixth with a sacrifice fly. Murray is a gentlemen, " said Spinks, who would reliever Enrique Romo, 0-1 Julio Gonzalez Al Holland, 1-0, scattered seven hits over have won under New Jersey's three-knockdown rule even tripled home pinch-runner Gene Roof ahead seven innings, getting relief help from Gary il Sutherland had been able to get back on his feet. of the winning hit as St. Louis rallied from a Lavelle for the victory. Kverything got rough, but like he said, it's part of 6-5 deficit. Four Cincinnati pitchers walked nine San the psyche job." the 25-year-old champion said. "Part of Jim Kaat, 1-0, was credited with the vic- Francisco batters, three of them in the sixth boxing is trying to convince the other who is the toughest tory despite yielding a Pittsburgh run in the inning when the Giants scored three runs on I'd like to apologize if I did or said anything out of the Way ninth inning on two-out doubles by Omar just one hit. in (here l<> win the fight But. we was fighting." Moreno and Willie Stargell The Giants loaded the bases in the sixth The Scottish-born challenger from Bay City, Mich , Left-hander Hoss Baumgarten, making off reliever Joe Edelen on a pair of walks and who in the final round also look a standing eight count and his National League debut, was greeted by a a single. Kern came in and tossed two wild was knocked to his knees, said he was indebted to Spinks three-run Cardinals outburst in the first in- pitches in his first five offerings to let in two EXPOS COLLIDE — Catcher Gary Carter and first baseman Al Oliver When Sutherland was defeated last year by Matthew ning, which was keyed by the first of two runs, and Leonard flew out to center, sacri- Montreal Expos run into one another as carter grabs a foul POP ott the Saad Muhammad, who then held the World Boxing Coun- singles by Keith Hernandez. ficing home the third run for 6-1 lead. Philadelphia Phillies' Dick Davis in the eighth Inning of yesterday's game. cil light heavyweight title, he complained bitterly that he was about to knock out the champion and was leading on all cards when the fight was stopped , When we were debating in between the referee." Sutherland said "Michael Spinks jumped in the ring and Bosox's Tudor shuts out Orioles, 6-0 he said. Never mind, Murray. When I become champion I'll give you a shot.' BALTIMORE (AP) - Red Sox manager Indian! 13, Ranger* 1 day, singled to send two more runs across the And Id like to make it known I really appreciate Italph Houk was pleased but not surprised by CLEVELAND - Toby Harrah drove in plate and Gorman Thomas followed with a that, and I think Michael Spinks is a gentleman. I know his team's 6-0 whitewash of the Baltimore AMERICAN LEAGUE four runs with (three singles and Len Barker single. Larry Hisle reached on shortstop I here were a few snide remarks and gestures made in the Orioles, with John Tudor making his 1W2 scattered eighAhits as the Cleveland Indians Alfredo Griffin's error, allowing Oglivie to ring, but that's all tied in with the nervous tension and the debut on the mound for Boston. crushed the Texas Rangers score Milwaukee's fourth run. Ned Yost's psych job. Sutherland said, prompting Spinks to hug him "Nobody likes to get shut out, but we got RBI single, the sixth base hit of the inning for warmly Even though Tudor had a disappointing 4-3 Cleveland went up 2-0 in the third inning season last year, Houck said, "He pitched 18 runs in four games. We're scoring 4'^ runs against Rangers starter Doc Medich on Har- the Brewers, gave the Brewers a 5-0 lead and consistently for us in Florida. I'm not sur- a game. That is enough runs to win all of the rah s two-run single. sent Clancy to the showers. The Brewers Family Circle title to Martina prised at his performance today." games if we don't get shutout every other The Indians chased Medich with a four- boosted their lead to 7-0 on run-scoring sin- Tudor allowed only nine Oriole batters to day," Weaver said. run fourth. Jack Perconte's triple produced gles by Molitor and Moore. HILTON HKAD ISLAND. S.C. - A cool, aggressive reach base, six of them on hits. one run, two others followed on RBI singles Martina Navratilova served and volleyed her way to a Boston's Carney Lansford drove in four Tigers I, Royals 1 by Jerry Dybzinski and Harrah and another Twins 3, Angels 1 B-4. 6-S victory over Andrea Jaeger yesterday to win the runs KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Dave Rozema came home on a wild pitch by Dave Schmidt. MINNKAI'OI.IS - Minnesota's desig- Kamily Circle Cup women's tennis tournament. Eddie Murray accounted for half of the hurled a four-hitter in eight strong innings Cleveland exploded for six more runs in nated hitter Randy Johnson hit his first ma- Jaeger s ground shots from the baseline were solid, Baltimore hit output, but Tudor was and got batting support from Enos Cabell and the fifth The inning was highlighted by run- jor league home run and drove in the winning iiui Navratilova seized the net from the first game, and philosophical about that. The first pitch Mur- Kirk Gibson as- the Detroit Tigers edged the scoring singles Harrah and Mike Hargrove. run as the Twins beat the California Angels. Jaeger never tound a way around her ray hit, he said, wasn't a good one. but later Kansas City Royals. The game-winner came in the seventh Navratilova took home the (34,000 top prize money Tudor said he jammed the batter and Murray Vida Blue, making his Kansas City debut Brewers 14, Blue Jays i when Johnson doubled in Kent Hrbek, who Site also kept alive her chances for claiming a $1 million still connected. Later still, after hitting into a and his first American League start since TORONTO - Milwaukee batters shelled had walked and was sacrificed to second. The premium offered by Playtex to anyone who can win the double-play, the Orioles' first baseman 1977, surrendered only four hits in nine in- Toronto starter Jim Clancy for seven runs in Twins added another run in the seventh when I s Indoor, Family Circle. Wimbledon and U.S. Open doubled. nings. Cabell led off the Tiger fourth with a the first inning and Charlie Moore drilled Gary Gaetti scored on Gary Ward's sacrifice tournament! Sunday s victory was the halfway mark for double, then Gibson smashed a drive into the four hits as the Brewers romped over the "He's just a real good hitter, and good fly. . her right field corner and stretched it into a Blue Jays. hitters can do that, " Tudor said. "You just Johnson gave the Twins a 1-0 lead with a I illdn t push it. she said "I just waited for the right triple. Larry Herndon scored Gibson with a can't worry about the good hitters. You have Paul Molitor and Moore started the first blast into the left field seats. It was only the ball lu come in 1 wasnt pushing my luck." sacrifice fly to center field. to concentrate on getting the other three (to inning uprising with singles and Cecil Coop- second hit of the afternoon off loser Ken NIIC called the match the best win on clay that I've retire the side)." Rozema was suberb throughout his stint, er, hitting .700 going into the game, bunted. Forsch, who allowed only three hits overall hud ni'l responded sharply to a question about whether and was taken out only after he was struck by Clancy, 0-1, fielded the ball cleanly but threw Baltimore manager Earl Weaver was also in a losing cause. -IM riN» might to rank first in women's tennis. a ball hit by III. Washington in the eighth wildly to first, allowing Molitor to score and in a reflective mood after the loss evened his Forsch, 0-1, had allowed only a leadoff Well who has a better record?" she demanded, inning. Kevin Saucier pitched the ninth for Moore to move to third. team's record at 2-2, both of the losses being single by the Twins' Jim Eisenreich in the nutin'd that she snow won six out of seven tournaments so the Tigers, recording the save. shutouts Ben Oglivie, who had four RBI for the first inning until Johnson's homer. I.u tin* vear

I Has wins at Monte Carlo MONTE ( Aid.(i Monaco — Argentina's Guillermo oust Vilas (redits a racket change with helping him upset Ivan l.cndl irr the title match of the $300,000 Monte Carlo Grand i'nx tennis tournament I changed rackets, earlier this year and have now Sabres, 5-2 uun three ul my lour tournaments with it, " Vilas said BUFFALO. NY. (API - Terry O'Reilly, Mike Gillis and •.(•sti-rday alter his 6-1. 7-6. 6-3 triumph over the 22-year- I'eter McNab combined for four goals in the second period to nld Czech who had been the top seed at this clay court break open a tie game and power the Boston Bruins to a 5-2 tournament 1 victory over Buffalo yesterday and eliminate the Sabres from I think the new racket has improved my game, ' the Stanley Cup playoffs. Vilas said Its a.racket that should be on the market The Bruins scored three times in 2:11 as Buffalo's defense next year I was asked to try it out and. for me, I think it's broke down O'Reilly's second goal came after McNab in- nerlccl tercepted a Sabres' clearing pass, and McNab, who notched two goals and three assists, scored moments later after O'Reilly intercepted a pass. Yanks yielded Davis, money O'Reilly had two goals and two assists. MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Twins received a Boston, which lost to Buffalo 5-2 Saturday and saw its substantial amount" uf cash in the trade that sent National Hockey League playoff series' lead narrow to 2-1, Minnesota shortstop Hoy Smalley to the New York Yan- dominated Sunday's game from the outset. The Bruins penned kees lor reliel pitcher Kon Davis, a Twins spokesman the Sabres in their own zone, rode through checks and did not ''irilirmed yesterday allow a shot by Buffalo until 11 minutes into the game. Boston Although the cash part of the deal was not included in outshot Buffalo 17-3 in the first period. tin- initial announcement of the trade, Twins Executive Canadlen «, Nordlqaes X \in ('resident Howard Fox confirmed there was a QUEBEC — Pierre Mondou and Doug Risebrough each substantial cash payment scored two goals to pace the Montreal Canadiens over the I hi- Minneapolis Star and Tribune reported that the Quebec Nordiques, tying their best-off ive NHL playoff series amount was $400.GOU. the maximum allowed in a trade. at two games apiece. Tlii' Twins also received two minor leaguers in the The series' final game will be tomorrow night in Montreal, 'deal righthanded pitcher I'aul Boris and shortstop where the arch rivals split the first two contest* in the Adams <

12-court racquetball center. The former part, however, refers Keansburg's Alice Cerwlnskl, who starred at Mater to Scbein's tennis-playing days. Dei High School, recently completed her third varsity season at the University of Bridgeport She played point The 66 year old Schein was the High School National guard Indoor Champion in 1932 Cerwinski suffered a leg injury which kept her out of "Do you remember who you beat?," I asked him. ",I remember everyone I beat," he pointed out. "I was 10 games early in the season, but she returned to help the seeded number two, and I made it all the way to the finals, ailing Bridgeport offense where I faced Gilbert Hunt, the number one seed. I was from Bridgeport, coached by Debbie Polca. finished the Westside High School in Newark. I beat Hunt, and I had season at 7-17 Included in that record were wins over earned enough team points to win the team plaque, too, even Wagner, William Patterson, Bndgewater, Quinnipiac, though I was the only one from my team to enter." and the University of New Haven. Schein went home with another unexpected trophy. He Registration for the third annual Hazlel Recreation was the winner in the 50th year of tennis. "In college, Summer Basketball League will be held Saturday and following that tournament, I toured around the country, and Sunday from noon to 2 p in at the Veterans Memorial was treated like a king, I didn't realize I was having such a Park pavillion. good time until it was over," he laughed. Hazlet high school students, including 1982 graduates, Other winners of the indoor nationals included Chris may sign up as an 8-man team or individually Evert's father James, former pro Cliff Richey, Davis Cupper For further details call Bill Hertzke at 787-7680 Chuck McKinley and Brook Shields' grandfather, Frank, who went on to win at Wimbledon. But Schein left racquets for rackets — liquor, that Is. The Holmdel PBA Local Z3f has announced that a "Figure it out," he says, "the All-American boy selling benefit basketball game against the New York football booze." He gave up tennis for years at a stretch, before Giants will be held at the Holmdel High School gym May deciding to invest in racquetball. 5 at 7 p.m. "I started reading up on it in 1(79, and opened the club in Proceeds from the game go to the establishment of a i960, he said. "The key to our success is that we're at our scholarship fund for a graduating senior from Holmdel place seven days a week, we have close customer relations, A LESSON FROM DAD — Nancy Schein watches Place', a 12-court racquetball center in Matawan. The High School we do a lot of advertising, and a lot of promotion." father Harold's follow through on the racquetball court. elder Schein won the High School National inddor ten- Tickets may be obtained by calling 946-440Q, or by The "we" is Schein and his daughter Nancy, who was in The two Schelrts are co-managersot 'the Racquet nis championship in 1932. stopping by at the Holmdel Police Headquarters on on the project from the beginning. Together, they have Crawford's Comers Corner Road created two for one specials, daily specials, and special Among the Giants players scheduled to appear are specials, enticing members to try the club just once. "We're to Marlboro's and Raritan's Shore Conference "A" Division might not lose a match, as the Lions, who are dedicating this' Beasley Reece, Gary Jeter, Gary Shirk. Mike Friede. looking for women, mostly," Schein admitted. "They take up North dominance of last year. season to Steve Johnson, a first-doubles player killed in an Scott Brunner and Dave Jennings. the morning and afternoon hours, when it's generally slow." "Now that we've got my brother," Craig Cook, a senior, automobile accident last year, make a move in the tough "A" "It's a helluva workout in just half-an-hour, moreso than said, "we're definitely stronger." North. Behind freshman Mickey is undefeated Steve Geiger, last Three members of the Daily Register's All-County an hour of tennis," Schein continued. "There's no stalling for Soccer team. Pal McKeaaa of Howell, Mark Zabllowlcz time to pick up the third ball. You burn up more calories. year's No. 2 player. A potential weak-spot for the Lions is doubles Bill Montanos and Marcello Omelczuk, who are 1-1. Bamherger rriulli of St. Rose and Kurt Laedy of Wall will play for the South "And it's a less expensive sport than tennis, from the cost team in the annual New Jersey North-South High School Freshman Frank Hemberger and sophomore Andy Slavinskas Maureen Deforce of Point Pleasant and her partner Jeff of the racquet, to court lime, to the cost of outfits.'' All-Star Soccer Game on Sunday at Giants Stadium. should give North power in coming years, but, as Craig Cook Alexander of Farmingdale will represent the Wall Circle Who would know better than someone who's know a* a Racquet Club in the Bamberger/ "Kodel " Mixed Doubles Game time will be 12:20 p m and will preceed the New "former" tennis player. points out, "CBA's going to be in our conference next year, so York Cosmos' home opener against Tampa Bay. this may be our best chance to win it." Championship Cup tournament in June. MiddlelowB Norta Improved The game will be shown on Jersey Cablevision the Cook has experience with CBA, having lost to Mark Continuing our look at the top county high school teams, The pair defeated the team of Nancy Schweitzer of West following day. Middletown North, 11-6 hut year, has cooked up a few Policastro in the second round of the Monmouth College End and Michael Korba of Little Silver improvements. Invitational last year. "Policastro is the best player In the county," Cook noted. At last count, 23 of 32 clubs and organizations reserved Shore Regional's Harold Sckaaff is playing his fourth The one-two singles punch of brothers Craig and Mickey 'He should have no trouble winning this year. He might not spots in the tourney. The next preliminary will be April 24-25 varsity season for Brown University's tennis team He Cook, each 2-0 thus far, makes the Lions realistic contenders even lose a set." at Eatontown Recreation. This will be for residents only, and has seen action in each of the top three singles positions And the Cook brothers, who will not face CBA this year, those interested may call Bill Heller at 542 1283 during his career. He is the team's only senior.

The Wlag A Boaaet Sports Car Club will hold a special HIGH SCHOOL meeting Thursday night at 8 at Ryan's Pub, 7th Ave. and Knicks defeated by Pistons F Street in Belmar. Short talks on amateur motor sport events in the SCHEDULE Shore area will be given For further information, call PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - Kelly Tripucka scored 22 points 542-1021 or 922-2457 evenings only. and John Long added 18 as the Detroit Pistons fought off the TODAY NBA ROUNDUP Jots Blaak. who starred at Rumson-Fair Haven Re- New York Knicks 97-8» last night to keep alive a faint hope of gional last year, is a second baseman on the Brown making the National Basketball Association playoffs. University baseball team. Blank was also a safety on CBA at Shore Reg. (1 p.m.) After IT early lead changes, Detroit went ahead for keeps, Brown's freshman football team last fall. Red Bank Reg. at Henry Hudson taking an 50-45 halftlme lead on two baskets and three free a final Eastern Conference playoff position with four games Kevport at Rumson-Falr Haven Reg. remaining on the schedule. New York fell to 33-45. AsBurv Park at Howell (10:30a.m.) throws by Terry Tyler In the final four minutes of the second Long Branch at Middletown North quarter. Celtics 111, 7ters IN Marc Gatleber of Little Silver earned his third varsity Red Bank Catholic at St. Rose Detroit outscored New York 26-17 over the next 12 minutes PHILADELPHIA - Cedric Maxwell says he "just had swimming letter at Susquehanna University. Gutleber, a MM Track as Tripucka led the way with eight points to expand its lead to Manalapan at Matawan Reg. that feeling" that the ball was bouncing his way. graduate of Red Bank Regional High School, competed in Keyportat Red Bank Reo. 76-62 after three periods. When Tyler, Long and Bill Laimbeer Maxwell scored 25 points and Larry Bird tapped in a field the freestyle. CBA at Bergen Catholic fired in consecutive baskets to begin the fourth period, Detroit goal with 55 seconds left in overtime to lead the Boston Celtics Tennis widened its lead to 82-62 with just under 10 minutes remain- over the Philadelphia 76ers. The Jersey First National Bank is sponsoring the Mater Dei at.... Red Bank Catholic ing fourth annual Nepteae P.B.A. 16 Kilometer run and Keansburgat Holmdel "I just had that feeling today where everything was OeN But New York turned its game around with a 17-2 scoring falling in for me," said Maxwell, who scored 17 points in the racewalk May 2. The races, which begin at 11 a.m., start SI John Vlannev at Rumson-FH Reg. spree over the next five minutes. Thirteen of the points, 11 by third quarter and four more in each of the fourth and the and finish at the Neptune Municipal Complex. Applica- Asbury Park at Pt. Pleasant Beach Paul Westphal, came in a row to help pull New York within overtime periods. tions may be obtained at Neptune Police Headquarters or Middletown South at Neptune 84-79 with 4 43 left "I've been trying to get more involved in scoring more any office of the First Jersey National Bank located in Red Bank Reg. at Long Branch Monmouth or Ocean Counties, Okts A basket by Isiah Thomas ended Detroit's cold spell, and points," Maxwell said. $#ftball Tripucka followed with a basket and two free throws to boost Boston Coach Bill Fitch said it was no coincidence that the Red Bank Reg. at Henry Hudson Detroit's margin to seven points. The Pistons held on the rest Celtics seemed to be looking for Maxwell. A i Mile Steeplechase and 1 Mile Fun Run will be held Howell at Freehold Twp. (11 a.m.) May 16 in Point Pleasant Beach. It will be sponsored by Long Branch at Middletown South of the way. "He was so hot In the third quarter that we just called his Neptune at Ocean Twp. Campy Russell topped the Knicks with 21 points while number and got the ball to him," Fitch said. the Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts. Track Michael Richardson had 14 and Westphal added 13 for the Bird, who finished with 20 points coming off the bench, Further information and entry forms are availiable at Matawan Rag. at Manalapan losers. said he's growing more accustomed to not starting. stores throughout the area, through Girl Scout Neighbor- Red Bank Reg. at Keyport hoods and the Monmouth Council Office in Farmingdale. Saccar The victory boosted Detroit's season record to 37-41, but • "One good thing about is I don't get tired," Bird said. "I Howellat Manalapan still left them three games behind Atlanta and New Jersey for used to go 40 minutes a game, now I'm going 32." B4 The DtrilyRegister SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY,APRIL 12,1982 Local swimmers giving nationals a second shot

ByJEFTTUCHMAM The experience of Phillips and Po- swimming and came into their own. tal," Apy remarked. "I normally go land, combined with some new tech- A couple of these swimmers are into the warm-up pool to loosen up Bill Palmer has been coaching nique innovated by Palmer, should faster in the 100 meter butterfly than and then go over the race In my head. swimmers since the invention of the give this year's edition of the team a they were in the 200 freestyle last I try and picture my stroke, looking bathing cap. He's had slippery stu- few advantages But the biggest ad- year." at it from above and below the water. dents who couldn't tell the difference * vantage this team will have is it's Of course, extensive training and Then I go over my sutegy That between a horsefly and a butterfly, size. The aquatic club's southern good coaching have molded the team depends on how 1 feel, not so much oa and he's had an Olympic gold medal- branch has qualified eight swimmers into a serious group of contenders, whom I'm racing. ist. He's even coached winning na- for the Junior Nationals at the Uni- but Palmer has also changed the "After that, I go over everything tional teams abroad. versity of Alabama this weekend, attitude of the swimmers. with B1U, and be stretches me. and including veterans Phillips and Po- "The kids train about (000 yards then I'm ready." Last year, Palmer's Central Jer- land. in two hours a night," Palmer noted. Aside from picturing the race In sey Aquatic Club's Junior National their minds, the swimmers taper The others are Sarah Wilson of "That's about seven miles. But team didn't do so well. Colleen Phil- their training and shave their bodies. Fair Haven, Christln Pascal of and we've built up their confidence too. A lips of Spring Lake was a finalist in Tapering gives them a well-rested Karen Keller of Middletown, Fair psychologist came in, he charged us the 100 meter backstroke, finishing body, since they decrease their train- Haven's Mike Halfacre, Mary Apy of f 1000 for two days. seventh in a field of 85, but Jeff ing as the meet nears. Shaving low- Red Bank, and Little Silver's Andrew Poland, from Sea Girt, did not per- "He told the kids they should ers body friction in the water. All the Sayko. Why the increase in quali- form up to his potential. Both swim- think of swimming not as pain, but as swimmers agree that both tapering fiers? mers were affected by the size and a positive way in which they improve and shaving give them more of a aggregate talent of the field. "We've got some younger swim- their bodies. And if they fail, nothing psychological sense of speed than a "I think it was the shock of the mers who've come into their own this happens to them anyway." physical one But at this level, that llMtmr •*•«• tor Ctrl NUM meet," Poland, a senior at Manas- year," Palmer said. "Five girls did The swimmers, armed with a could mean the difference between a GOOD FORM — Sarah Wilson of Fair Haven oels a few pointers from coach Bill quan High School said. "I did okay, amazing things in the regional quali- new, positive approach, do three finalist and a flop. Palmer on the proper entry into the water. Listening in on the lesson, from left, are but I only had one personal best time, fiers. Apy, and Keller, and Pascal, things immediately before the big "A guy seeded 40th won the MO Kumson's Mike Halfacre, Karen Keller of Middletown. and Red Bank's Megan Apy. in the 200 meter freestyle." and Wilson were exposed to big-time race. "The race is 90 percent men- meter free last year," Poland said. Why you smoke — and what you can do about it

"Whoever understands friends and neighbors who which comes about through understanding the smokers' director of the National smoking section is more like- human nature," wrote wish the day would dawn the adaptive mechanisms in problem. It is a drug whose Clearing House for Smoking ly to make a smoker smoke Sigmund Freud, "knows that when they would not have the the brain and nervous sys- primary action is stimulation and Health. Those reasons more furiously than desist. hardly anything is harder for urge to light up just one more tem. Most of these reactions of the brain and nervous sys- are 1) stimulation 2) handling Aesthetics doesn't work even a man to give up than a pleas cigarette. Most of them have GEORGE are subjective and apparent tem. It also can be, in later 3) pleasurable relaxation 4) for artists. This leaves mas- ure he has once ex- gone the route of Mark Twain only to the victim. Depres- stages, a depressant. It is crutch S) craving 6) habit. tery which can be a most perienced." Freud might who said that giving up smok- sion, irritability, anxiety, even a depressant in some Horn has devised a self powerful weapon. When a well have been referring to ing was easy. He had done it SHEEHAN restlessness, difficulty in areas and a stimulant in oth- assessment test consisting of person finally asks, "Who is his own smoking. He was a thousands of times. ' - concentrating. Others are ob- ers. Nicotine is rapidly ab- 18 questions which he claims in charge here, me or the smoker and continued to be I recall an interview with jective and demonstrable like sorbed. Peak levels can be can pinpoint the specific butts?" changes may occur. one through 33 operations for I inn . Hopper, one of the ac- sweating and changes in obtained within minutes of needs that are being satisfied And if they do they are quite cancer of the jaw and oral tors prominent in the hippie sleep electroencephalogram, lighting up a cigarette. It is through smoking. likely to become permanent. cavity Apparently the father era. He had admitted frankly and impaired ability to per- also rapidly metabolized by Horn also listed the six Nevertheless, the best the liver. Nicotine has a half guide in this therapy is still of modern psychiatry was un- as he sat there smoking a nicdTTne. Smokers have a firmly entrenched is this form under stressful condi- most powerful motives for able to mobilize the thera- cigarette that he also smoked physical dependence on nico- tions. life of 30 minutes, leading to stopped smoking: health, ex- the man who couldn't give up need. It defeats almost every the cigarette every half hour smoking himself, Sigmund peutic forces that would pot. When asked whether or tine. Eventually it is not only Both subjective and objec- pense, social influence, ex- attempt to cure it. The World syndrome that most smokers Freud. "Actually we never break the chains that bound not he was afraid of getting the positive effects that keep tive effects can be rapidly ample, aesthetics and mas- Health Organization defines have. give anything up." he said. him to this habit. , addicted to marijuanna, he a person smoking but the reversed by infusing nicotine tery. In my own medical such dependence as having "We exchange one thing for said absolutely not. Holding negative ones as well. What intravenously. The same re- Usually those who persist practice I have seen all these In this he has a lot in com- physiological adaptive ef- another. What appears to be a up his cigarette, he said, happens when smoking is sult can also be achieved sim- in the habit have one or more motives, fail. Threats about mon with the common folk fects. These include 1) toler- renunciation is really the for- "It's these things that I can't stopped is too awful to con- ply by smoking a cigarette. It of six reasons for doing so. health rauly work. Expense who smoke There are mil- ance 2) increased capacity to mation of a substitute or a get rid of." template. And the desire to is the nicotine in the cigarette These have been outlined by in such matters is never de- lions of smokers who would metabolize and excrete the surrogate." like to be ex-smokers. In- What is the basis of the smoke remains unchanged. substance 3) withdrawal that creates dependence and Dr. Daniel Horn, the former cisive. Segregation into a numerable people feeding pleasure that comes from The infinite variety of symptoms. relieves the symptoms of coins into cigarette machines cigarettes and the subsequent methods used to break this The withdrawal symptoms withdrawal. who wish they could kick the habituation? What it comes dependence and their almost are particularly distressing Some things we know habit Anv number of our down to is a dependence on universal failure shows how and part of that is the craving about nicotine are helpful in GOOD/YEAR Hazlet teachers to be compensated for coaching SERVICE ^STORES HAZI.I'T — The Hazlet Township Education the two groups reached a compromise "some- up to their assignments. Association and the Board of Education reached a where between" the 9 percent pay hike the board In addition to this job action, the teachers also tentative agreement which would provide for had offered and the 15 percent increase the teach- picketed the Board of Education offices. Joseph school coaches and teachers with extracurricular ers had requested. Morales, chairman of the Board of Education's assignments to be paid more for their time. finance committee, said that this protest had no Wheel Alignment The teachers and coaches will vote Thursday The agreement also guarantees equal pay to effect on the board's position during negotiations. the coaches of field hockey, boys and girls tennis, on the agreement which was reached after a six Morales confirmed that a tentative agreement hour meeting indoor track and golf, who have, in the past, been WARRANTED 90 paid less than the rest of the coaches. had been reached, although he declined to com- DAYS... OR 3,000 According to John Nilio, president of the ment on it until after it is ratified. He also said MILES, WHICH iMOhera association, who would offer only a On March 22, all extracurricular activities that the board will not vote on the settlement until EVER COMES United amount of information on the agreement, were cancelled when the teachers refused to show that time. FIRST

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By Alfred Sheinwold DECEPTIVE JACK ?A?:i O (i 3*IOH1 2 DOONESBURY We in Km .i've spades by leading dummy's NORTH r OeKTA with South > problem of hearts Partner s tml uf ,i jack vsmiAiiAHucwv.au imtr cc im.oteim.ote winning a spade trick in now suit jftcr he h.is dou- ag The typical Kasl plays mmiON.EACHOFlOU T0B6 ZKH MA (Ml today's hand As the cards bled fur a lakeoul promises ^J 10 9 6 T0B6 ZKH MA (Ml low from spades headed by AIHAI6I I TIME. BB 1Ht lie. his best chance is lo a si rung sun ol ,il (east six 0 A Q 10 4 the ace in the hope thai encourage a slip in the dc cards in a hand strong *KB * pirn' South plans a finesse for the fonsc enough i" make game with queen wilh spades headed WEST EAST South takes the ace of |UII .i little help You have by the K-10 Dummy's jack • K 1092 • A87 diamonds ami leads trumps l(ial help and shuuld there- therefore drives out the V A 7 .1 West relurns another diam- fore bid game Partner' will king. Declarer later gels to 063 0-8 7 5 ond fearing that ,i switch nut pla\ you fur a gopd dummy with a club or I * ID i, ;i •> • J 8754 may cost a trick Souih hand since you would have diamond lo lead another draws trumps and then be- bid two spades in response spade, thus getting a spade SOUTH gins the spades to his double if you had trick with the queen • QM nine |Hiinls If South leads a low spade DAILY QUESTION V KQ84 'rom his hand, Kasi cap The opponent at your left (A I'OCKKT (II IDK TO OKJ92 tures the jack; and Wesl bids one club, and your BRIDGE written by \lfred • AQ later gels two tricks with partner doubles You re- Sheinwold is available (lei the K-10 Much ihe same South Weil North Eait spond one spade, and he your copy hv sending $1 25 In HAQAR happens if South begins 1 NT Pass 2 • Pass bids two hearts. After the Hie lied Bank Register. I' (I with a low spade from opening bid. the opponents Box IIKIII l.ns Angeles t'ahf 2"? Pass 4 V All Pass dummy Opening lead — 0 (i PEANUTS pass. You hold: • K 10 9 2 IKKI'i'l I

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/ Johnny Bravo (0 TurcMU) ...4-1 Ut K«,|MM.CIma,R 4 Ham* Of f-re*dom IH Vinci) IS-1 4 Fvrsv H«nov«r U Manning) 1 wmtaJaii 41 »: .U ] Kiana HMWW (Har Filiofil ...H J Ouana toav (R SMiMn) A paid directory of coming events for non-profit 3 H I bear (H vim 1) 1 Milchall H*nova (W Kociurka) in 1 H MtMacrtoiPconwri) a 1 The Deakln Dance Ensemble for benefit of Atlantic 1 AOIO* umt(D (G Firmioanl limohin u Ingrauial 10-1 • • Lady (Har Hhoni 4-1 4 Warranty (Mar Futon) organizations. Rates $3 75 for three lines for 1 day ($1.00 Highlands Historical Society museum Fund on Sun., 1 MlOhtv Dana (RStaniMrry) ] Armofo Wampum (j Morona) 71 1 bloc lung I own Joy IJ Hathbonri J I 1 Allwin OiPlomai (D CaravtHo) 11th. Paca. UM», Clmg . UA each additional line), $5.00 for three lines for two days I r-ortuna Uooki* (Har FII MM I s Prince Jothua N iw Hrtintmni n 4 oaar Park (AGiambrona) M April 25. at 3 P.M. in the Atlantic Highlands Elemen- l Winvimt Boy A (L Soarandl)...... S-1 i trie's Demon li_ Ointtl) I Rotoi JOMonina (Mar Flltenl a-1 / DM Holly (D Potlianol S-1 3 Moot* Man (Ja McGovarn) ...4-1 (11.50 each additional line), $6 50 for three lines for I Grotvanor Lord 1A Lakt) 11-1 / Du Pittm (DMcbaal 4-1 ] !>WNI Antonalla (Har Hiiom 4-1 tary School on First Ave. Performing "Well Spring", 7 Gama Vankaa (Har Ftiwnl ...1-1 4 ^••iifid Count (R Graco) 15-1 4 wagon Ran IL Talvmondal i > • Mtapai r-adaral IH Kallvl IM BEST: Luca Dream children's matinees, April 20 & 21 at 10 a.m., pay $4 per Fashion Show at Buck Smith's April 21 at 7:30 P.M. child & Mom comes free! For reservations call 530-9340. Fashions from Hit or Miss & LitUe Village Children's Shop. Raffles, table prizes & refreshments. B.Y.O. APRIL It cards. Tickets $2.50 ea . for senior citizens $2.00. For MEADOWLANDS Focus sponsors special program on self-hypnosis tickets call 671-0982 or 495-0821. for single, divorced, widowed. Speaker: Fred C.

n Waailh (Wab%larl,..,.,.., . 10-1 Weigand, of the Monmouth Ethical Hypnosis Services. I Mountain Mint (NoDnvarl.. . 10-1 » Mannarl Marmald (CamptwID • i . 10-1 APRIL 21 »M1IU« Oirl lAndrtwll.. 2MalvinR (Moitavavl .. 3-1 t Armbro Aura (Andrawi) 15-1 Social hour with refreshments following* lecture. Pres- .10-1 D 3 Contuciut (No Onvar) .41 I Song Oaal (Fontaine) 10-1 Annual Card Party sponsored by St. Ann's PTA, ...t-1 byterian Church at Shrewsbury, 352 Sycamore Ave., (Vt 4 Laka Waiat (tampball) l-t tMvGuv Joa (NoDrlvarl M Keansburg at Buck Smith's. Doors open 7:30 p.m. .7-2 5 WlpaOtf hmi (No Driven (2 1 10 Nutiif Momantum (Ro»| 10-1 block east of Rte. 35), 8 PM, donations, $3. ...S-1 • Uarbnton Boy (bagiiardi) ... •it lift: Paxa, IIMM, cima. H««cp. Raffles, table prizes and refreshments. B.Y.O. cards. l Kavatia (No On var I . t-1 I Mr. JW (Oohartvl "u 1 . IS-1 I Mar Jim Rocky (No Drtvarl.. .. fci I bovne (No Driver, 4 1 Tickets $2.50 each, $2 for senior citizens. For informa- IM Chinese Auction-Benefit Matawan-Aberdeen Li- J ilormon B». iwintltrl W Happy Kit (PouUnl IS-1 I EaacutivaHanovar (Malady).... . 10-1 tion call 495-2375 or St Ann's School, 7871027. 10 Urigada (H. Mi.ont 20-1 1 Double 1 im (O'Oonnell) brary. April 16 opens 7 PM, Adm , $2. Lloyd Rd School, Hh Paca, H.tM i Zoomt Boy iRimmtnl Aberdeen. Many toys, small appliances, $50 grocery 1 Harry Houdini N (Colttlai .41 s joviiick iwapies) ..a-1 >1 Annual Card Party sponsored by St. Ann's PTA. 2 WH Motnwtii iManu) .. II ' I run I life Alt,* K.auliitdi) I-1 II shop. ICoatt wale har (Waplat) . 6i 1 iiir jokar N (King) .t-1 Keansburg at Buck Smith's. Doors open 7:30 p.m. « Nota Oiva (Parkart . t>1 » King ot Alba (McNichol) 12-1 Raffles, table prizes and refreshments. B.Y.O. cards. Oly P 1 FraddltB I No Driver) 4 Halanod lm,gi io«rn»yl I» * '"" 17 1 10 Hal Fraignl (Lavlrta) 10-1 APRIL 17 Tickets $2.50 each, $2 for senior citizens. For informa- ItrmnUKI IH.rm.ni »l , . ^J!f!j 10-1 10-1 Bus Trip to NY. to see "Encore, " a 50th An- tion call 495-2375 or St. Ann's School, 787-1027. ) ipict Ulan) IWallmrl H i "''"'°"i~,*!?„„., SELECTIONS niversary ' presentation. Cost $20. Afternoon per- 1 — Murrayi Worry, Marphi Hope, Gay Kemo formance Sat., April 17. Sponsored by Ladles Auxiliary VN.v.leNoOKlPlulinol Ifrl {V.™i?«ii? APRIL 3t 2 - Balanced Image, Wee Hop, Spicy III nd in HOW, H.II .NO o,,».,i JO-I i MOW MoutMcVuii.)::::::::.:.::.: of River Plaza Hose Co. 1. Call 747-2679. Little Silver Dinner Dance at Squire's Pub, West Irt: •>•». IIMU. «•*>. ' L,owni •>!«, I Wilkinn . • I 3 — Combined Success, Shy Dive, Hare Raiser 1 inv uiv« ICouaio). '. 4-t i ihiawav 51 Pal (Rammant JO I The Keyport Auxiliary of. the Bayshore Community Long Branch, FDR Drive Band. Evening begins at 7 1 (omened bucceii lf.ampb«ll) ]•) f Scuddart Brothar (Poullnt u-l 4 - Gold Ore, Bret Lobel), AFE P.M. with hors d'oeuvres. $18.00 per person. Make J Hart Raiia, ilniko) ti 10 Arnial Aim IMcNalll 5 — SUhyt Bunny. Flying Silver, Sound Investment Hospital will sponsor a Flea Market, Sat., April 17, 10 4 Happy A i, I in*, (Manltl 1-1 nh: Paca, IM.M0 checks payable to Little Silver Recreation and mall to: } uroadwav Chartia {K.noi t-> 1 Stonagala iicout (Baagli) sot I - Jason J, Snack Bar, Motor Mouth A.M. to 4 P.M. at The American Legion Drive, Keyport. h uaDDiei Drum IParhar) .....1-1 2 Siarpoinl bob Iliwalosrt) »I Spaces $7.50, Reserve now. Call 264-0875 Raindate April Dolans, 17 Crest Dr., Little Silver, N.J. 07739. For more / Slonaeait Jaila, iNoDnvan 10-1 3 Jolly Arm Htvonan l*-autharl... 11-1 7 — Duncans Wright, Caramore, Janes Andrew a viclors cala (No Onvtrl IS-1 4 uima a Uoian (No Urivan IS 24. information call 842-3415 or 747-9716. v Apactie uanca, ILucnantol IM i Duncam Wright (CamplMIlt 10-1 8 - Melvln R, Confuclous, Lake Wales 10 H I Jal Linar < Turcottal 201 * Janat Andraw (Morgan) SO-1 I - W H Bothwell, Harry Houdlnl N, Nose Dive Bus Trip to Radio City Encore including Easter 4th: Paca. tt.iM / ben o Lolto ILauditnt » 10-1 MAY1 1 Jimmy John iH.mirun) 10-1 I Oianal Baau (Dohartv) It — Boyne, Zooms Boy, Double T Fox Pageant, 11 A.M. from St. Clement's Episcopal Church, 2 PhaMOna IMcNicnoll 13-1 VLarsmort (Mann) Flea Market, Belford Methodist Church, Church St. J beiiwn smpD», iwvapitil 10-1 10 Karram I Johntont BEST BET: Gold Ore (4th) Hwy. 36 & Church St. Belford. $20. Call Joan at 291-3578. 4 1-1 •«< Paca. lio.aii and Campbell Ave., Belford. Spaces - $6 ea. or 2 for $10. Harmony School PTO Square Dance, 8:30 to 1 P.M. Call 671-1134. Raindate May 15. at Saint Mary's in New Monmouth. Buffet, free beer, Spring Dance sponsored by the Highlands Fire door prizes & games. $10. per person. Call for tickets Auxiliary, 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. at the Olph School Hall, MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES Mary Ann 671-3759 or Millie 495-2959 music by the Ascots. $700advance tickets, $8.00at the door. Beer & Buffet. BYOB. APRIL II tin HIM 'iftroit I. Kamat AMERICAN LIAOUI NATIONAL LIAOUI lekuive The N.J. State Orchestra, Murray Glass, music May Fun Night, Sponsored by Fairview First Aid Litv J 1B-Cl Dan. Oibion. whiiak*r uin irn Oi .Iller • a liar ft Dlvlilan Romo L.U I ItlM brookent III bb UiDson •- w L Pit W L rn OB -flrati SI Layli director, presents the Metro Lyric Opera, Era Tognoli, Squad, at Middletown Fire Co. No. 1, Rt. 35. Games and Miner st -Herndi boslon 7 1 64) New York j 1 IV) - frorstn IP M H Eft •• SO artistic director, performing Bizet's "Carmen". Staged Refreshments. 8 P.M. to 1 AM Donations $5. MiiwfUtf* / 1 || Montreal 71 M; 1 Oilrell Ut.it imorr I 7 M Pittlburgn I) MO I & costumed with full orchestra. April 18, 3:00 P.M. Hoiema W 1 0 1 4 110/ .i*7»e.i.ind 1 1 Mi Scurry IMI nrd im t Dall Cmcago 7 J 400 1 J bautier y,1 0 U 0 U 1 Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park. Tickets, $5 and $10. MAY! LJi-tfOit / JJ SI Loun I J 400 AM Haumg rten Hiiii i Kantai City a 3M> I Chinese Auction Sponsored by The Vietnam Gold blue L.u i i i * i t / w A uatv Reserved seating only. May be purchased by mail: N.J. Waiter n OlvlllM 1 I 00 n.Hi Star Parents. Thurs., May 6, 7:30 P.M. Buck Smith's, Atlanta i 0 1 000 - *- State Orchestra, P.O. Box 427, Neptune, N.J .07753, or at ATLANTA L01 Angeles ] I Palmer Ave., East Keansburg. No tickets sold at door. '10 1 • raw #• r h al the following locations: Contentpo House, 3209 Sunset Cincinnati 7 J 400 J •OSTON •ALTIMOM IUUU Butler it 3 0 11 •>jn f-ranciuo 7 3 400 j Call 741-6016,872-1981 or 2911254. a* mi ) U U U MubD'd It Ave., Wanamassa, or Red Bank Music,- 60 English Houiion - 7 4 tvans rt 4 i i D Muliitu . (t 4 0 0 0 Wshgin 4 U U U •.*II Uiego S I 1 0 Oauer ]o 4 0 0 0 Plaza, Red Bank. Box office will be open Sat. & Sun., J 0 U r Jo Jill MAY 7 Rite il 1 7 0 bmgitn dn 4 U 1 0 1 Asnov < j Murpnv It April 314.1 P.M. to 4 P.M. and day of performance, Piltiburgh 11, bi • !•(•/« ib ] 0 0 1 Murray 10 * U J (J i.i i a Knigm Jb i U1U i umrus ID Bus Trip to NYC to see Circus sponsored by the ijiufdjy 1 Camai Lanslra 3D 10)4 f-ord rl J 0 1 0 New York * ( nuiooi AM,, A. Ib J U I U benrdici C J M0 1:00P.M. For further infocall 988-4747. il*piln Ib 0 0 0 RotniCk II J U 0 0 Open Door, evening show, excellent seats. Child $17.50, ban f-renciico / Cincinnati 1. 10 in I tnon ss J U 0 0 Minnri 11 4 0 11 M^'PI Oft U 1 0 H>pHen Jb • •• Q 0 niM| Hvan a i 0 0 0 Mahitr D J 0 u (I Adult $18.00. Bus leaves Red Bank fc Hazlet. Call Anfnson ( 00(1 Demos* t 3 0 0 0 Los Angeiett, Mn UiegoO ) Heep oh l 0 0 0 • Cello Recital. William Stokking, principal cellist of Monireai 11. Philadelphia J Miller il 1 1 1 0 ^aN«u ss J 0 1 0 739-3963. Uimilp p (i 0 0.0 Philadelphia Orchestra, recitalist. Nancy Stokking, ac- Atlanta I. Houston p Tatal TaUl mil Aaliing oh I 0 0 0 •Mian 101 Ml 111- 4 Y tiler da vi Garnet LaCorte P | D 0.0 companist. Benefit of Metamorphosis' prison ministry. S til* i Ufl Balilmara DM 000 M»-l Hhiiadeionn 1. Montreal 0 TaUl M • It Taut HIM Veilartfa fc -HOll n Hipken UP - boston 1 First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Red Bank. MAY 14 * It Atlanta I. HoultonO Hauitan NO Mt M*- I 'i ' I New Tin- b 0 ba'limore i LUb -boston IJ Hainmo»e B wnlrmtiwot Uflimnili 1 AllanU Ml IN 111- I Monmouth Civic Chorus Presents 100th An- Murray b Hoi Offering to be received. Child care provided, reception -.1 Louis /. Pittsburgh 6 k Asnb, Knignt Ur1—Houston 2. At New Vorh 1, ( in'rtjo 4 lanu 1 LUb to follow. 4 PM. niversary Performance of Gilbert It Sullivan Comic H II III •• SO Houston 4 Atlanta » IU— ban Uiego at LOS Angeles ppd . ram ftmgnt. AHo< p HH- Murpnv Ui. Horntr Operetta "Iolanthe" on Fri. & Sat., May 14 ft 15, at The Tadav'i Oamtf in bH -buti r Oarner i— HuDbArd Wine & cheese party, Sun., April 18 at 7:30 PM, Pittsburgh (bntl-n 0 01 al SI touts IP H IIIIIIO Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank, at 8:15 p.m. Jay T. (MartinO I) sponsored by B'nai B'rith Men & Women. We are New York i^wan 0 Oi al cn.cago iNons Hvjn L.U J 1 4 J I 3 3 Perkins-Stage Director, W.R. Shoppell, Jr.-Musical Di- u M USmiln 1 110 0 1 forming a new Couples Unit. For information call rector. The production with a cast of 70 will be fully Atlanta iwalh i Oi at Cincinnati LaCorle 1 1117 7 264-6609 or 671-7754. AllanU staged li costumed with a 22 piece orchestral accom- Los Angeies iHeuss l>0) at Houston Manier w J o i 10 0 11 u Niekro I oi m) WP-Hvan Manier Obmilh. LaCorte paniment. Tickets at $9, $7 & $5, with $1 discount for univ games scheduleit i ; 14 A IIJU APRIL U students fcsenio r citizens. Group rates available. For (.Uavis il 4 t 1 0 Oester ID 10 0 0 MILWAUKII TORONTO A Chinese Auction will be held at Temple Shalom, 5 tickets call 2644482 or Box Office 842-9002. A must for Hoogvs c 1UU Moraiet (I Jill Morgan Ib 17 7 0 Urtessn tb i 1 7 U ikrkM a* r k W IK »(tin ib Jill H«ndrsn II J 0 1 U Clark rt 4 0 0 1 CncPfn a 4 0 10 Mohlui JO 4 7 7.1 (Mill m tl 4 0 1 0 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen, on Tues., April 20, at 7:30 the whole family! vr'vier Ib 1 \ i U LamDell v UUUU MONTREAL PMILA w.rti.m Ib 17 11 Ctdeno ct 10 0 1 14 1 veiei ph oooo atrkM • ••!-.•• | SS i • J / ii-g 'i, 4 U U U PM Celebrity items included and a Viennese table bemmn ib i oou btncn 3D moil woodt it 10 0 1 HrlM t-auonv p i u u u Larson p ' 7 0 U U tvans JD i 0 1 0 Hosnidr rl 4 0 0 0 Ughvic It a 7 I 4 Bartield rl 7 0 0 0 Donation $2.50 Hdinps ii » IJ 1 u Hosr ib jfgnsn pn IUUU bmilh p uuuu Leonard (I 4 0 3 7 V«n II Ihomai t 1171 Motabv ct 4011 MAY If jonn^n Jb 1 u 1 U Uejesus ss 4 U U U nggs on i UUi. Own 4 0 10 Hint dh 6ioi upihaw ib 4170 WOll JD UUUU MefiriWS " JU.UII Alien p OUO 0 0 U U Senior Citizens of Tinton'Falls are sponsoring a PTO GIANT OUTDOOR FLEA MARKET at the LeMSl 3 0 10 Ltibrndl P 0 0 U 0 Yount ss 4 110 Powell rl lilt l»*»M>n il IUUU ithmdl jb • u ; u Woods it 1 HI 10 0 0 tdeien P IUUU Homero s 0 0 0 Uonneii II 10 0 0 Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Uiiver Ib IUUU Uavis rl UUUU Tatal MMI TaUUl IS 4 I 4 Chinese Auction at the Reformed Church, Hance Ave., 7 Vukv I S*n I (4nci«o 1 LUH ban t-ranosto 13; Taranta 111 lit Mt- I Cincinnati " .'b OBarry. Cnceotion bb I nun, ijrillin 7. Mulhniki DH Branch. Tues.. April 20, 9 - 4, and Wed., April 21, 9 -12 . fl Morgan. Leon4fO i-Holiand, Mav !»>- Milwaukee J L Ub Milwaukee IU loron JtJ i Ledeno, Leonard to b lU-Muilmiks 7. Moitbv. vounl noon. li " MAY 21 H HIP) •• SO I* H I II II M Moore vost ib upsna* HH-O«K*it nil (I) St)-Ofllivie Vosl %~ Saa FraaOica Circus, Madison Square Garden, excellent seats. Odnlni APRIL M A 22 / J 7 0 U Holland ft.to ' F I t 3.1 IP H I IK II IO Bus and tickets, adults $18, children $16, leaving Mid- t 111 Laveiir 7 0 0 0 0 1 A WHALE OF A SALE. Rumson: A Tidal Wave of II ' 1 U U U ClMhMtatl bargains at the Twelfth Annual Rummage Sale spon- dletown 5:45, Hazlet 6 P.M. Sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Niplev I - 7 VJA -S 4JO tMien J J 1 McLiure VV.l U sored by the Rumson Country Day School for their 787-4921,566-3812 CHICAGO NIW YORK Scholarship fund. Corner of Ridge Road and Bellevue Holland pitcnedlo i batten inihtltn 1 J a 4b r R al 1. tiuiietn ss 4 u u u kisnrrn ct turn WH Kern / Oiik-LeiDrarxlt I J OS 4 j 3 J Avenue, Rumson on April 21st from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and JUNE 8 i v ' 4 u 1 U Wiilong 7b j U U U A-II.JOi IM | .1" * N J U I U fcngie rl I 0 U U April 22nd from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. DEALERS and VENDORS - Wanted, (non-food), Mrntvul 4 U U U Hrbek 10 / I U II iiatviu' dn i u i u oaeiti Jb J i u u Peddlers Bazaar, sponsored by Matawan Historical PITTStUROH IT LOUIS . bolt t-1 ]/ A-IO.HI • "... <>(• Mi V>1 III Hevrng ID lOUl un in s JD 4 1 1 U Njnnsn dn i \ i 4 APRIL 22 HI ,.* i" UDUU Watson dh IUUU .b">K 4U r h al Society on Sun., June 8, (Raindate, June 13) $7.00 per Uoffning il J U I 1 Ward II I 0 U i Morrno ct | 1 1 1 Lbmitn II I 1 / u TEXAS CLiVILAND Chinese Auction sponsored by Family Resource i i.!.>•••. Mi UUUU liatmhl* pn IUUU •-on i\\ J u u u Avnegai hsu II on Himeiia pn 0 0 u u M r R W •* r ii bl space. Call 566-9527 or 583 4338 u t-jrdo ss 1 i u i I J 0 II Have* It Associates to be held 7:30 P.M. at Buck Smith's, East ii.i.n. • rl 4 l J I Nellie. JD t ' ' l 14 1 1 J HIM TaMI 4 U U 0 Harrah 3b Wo'rivn Jb 4 111 Cerone ( sill - 1 Keansburg. Donations,$3. Advance purchase possible Cilllornla 4 U I U f isffti.n Ib 0 0 0 0 • I., ci'i pn I u U U Dent ss Ji 1 U JUNE 22-tt Minitatau Ml HI Mi- J 1 U 0 U 4 0 11 call 747-5310. Proceeds to Benefit Young, Handicapped Minimi/ il) UUUU Collins or> IUUU * i. Minnesota J itm / U U U 4 0 0) Aimon ss Wiv Milborn vs UUUU i di.tnrnm 1. MinneioU I IU Uouwmng Bus trip to Maine, sponsored by the Open Door of IUH children. brnfiiy Ph IUUO jonnson HH - jonnion i 11 b—Wiilong bh ION Hoot Or Tat*l 4» Ml I T«UI 41 I t 4 the Bayshore area. Cost $275 per person, twin. Includes Cliicat* Ml )M MNi ' APRIL 24 IP H IIR II SO bamgrtn p UUUU br«un pn 8 meals, transporation, lodging, entertainment. For H,w Vark t»4 Ml tMMt- * Ldndrm pr i>y i.n'

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One out of two cancer patients will be cured in 1962, according to an estimate based on new National Cancer Institute data. Dr. Vincent DeVita, director of the institute, also says the cure rate for some forms of cancer is approaching 100 percent and there is not a single form of cancer in which the death rate — the percentage of patients who die from the disease — is rising. The predicted SO percent overall cure rate is appreciably higher than estimates of the current cure rate — 44 percent according to the American Cancer Society and 45 percent according to re- ports from the National Cancer Institute. Each percentage-point increase, of course, means that thousands of lives will be saved — because cancer is the second most common killer of Americans. Interviews with DeVita and Dr. Arthur Holleb, American Cancer Society senior vice president for medical affairs, revealed that rapid progress is being made In both the understanding and the treatment of the more than 100 diseases labeled cancer. MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH — Technician prepares Interferon, an antiviral "The new technology is mind-boggling," De- substance derived from human blood which shows promise as an anti-cancer agent. Vita said. "Things are moving so fast now that it dazzles you keeping up with it, "As a result of recomblnant DNA technology, DR. VINCENT T. DE VITA DR. ARTHUR I. HOLLEB scientists are now able to cut genes from cancer cells and explore their function. Experiments that moters, you get a very rapid effect on the cancer "One of my classmates' in medical school died He can judge a loaf took years to perform in 1970 now take only a few rate However, it may take 30 years before you of Hodgkin's disease. If he had it today, he would days. This has given us important information see a difference if you remove an initiator." have survived." about the differences between normal and cancer One of the hopeful findings, DeVita said, is What about interferon, that much heralded cells. that it is possible to intervene and prevent the natural anti-viral substance for which the Ameri- "We have isolated a cancer gene, an on- development of cancer, even after exposure. can Cancer Society has financed research" from a slice of life cogene, that transforms a normal cell Into a Another lead from the two-stage model of "Reports about the benefits or disadvantages cancerous one. Intimately related to the ability of carcinogenesis, he said, is that substances related You can go into a strange restaurant of interferon are premature," Holleb says "We that oncogene to change normal cells into malig- to vitamin A — cis-retinoids — can prevent the first have to determine the proper dose, how often and make a good guess about how the food nant ones is the discovery that the outer skin development of cancer in animals after they have is going to taste long before they've actual- it should be given and to which patients " barrier that separates a cell from its environment been exposed to a chemical carcinogen. Both DeVita and Holleb note that with so ly served you any of it. There are telltale is different in a cancer cell. A glue, a protein "It now seems that other vitamins as well as signs that give you advance warning. When many data developing about the causes and treat- called fibronectln that is on the surface of cells to substances called antloxidants may be able to ment of cancer, a great effort is being made to you get the rolls or the bread, you know for give them the ability to stick together, Is fre- arrest the carcinogenic process," he said, "prob- sure how the whole meal is going to be. exchange information quickly between clinicians ANDY quently absent from cancer cells." ably by interrupting the two-stage process and in the field and researchers in cancer labora- This idea can be extended to everything Another exciting development, DeVita said, is protecting the cell from the promoting agent. We tories. and everybody. You can tell a lot about the hybridoma technology. A white blood cell and a call this chemoprevention." DeVita predicts that five years from now whole from a very small part. You can tell ROONEY long-lived cancer cell are fused together into a DeVita said clinical tests are now under way scientists will be shaking their heads in wonder at a lot about how a person does everything tiny cell factory called a hybridoma that produces to test carotene, the cis-retinoids and other vita- the new and unexpected things they've learned from watching him or her do just one a single, pure antibody. An antibody is a protec- mins and antioxidants in persons at high risk of about cancer. thing. We are all victims of our own char- developing cancer. tive substance in the blood that has the power to "Cancer is the most curable of the chronic acter and we find it Impossible to do Another preventive measure, he said, evolved recognize invading bacteria and viruses and other diseases," he concludes. "In the 1950s, we esti- something that isn't characteristic of us. from the discovery in 1976 of a particle in human antigens. mated that about 30 percent of cancers were This idea applies to whole countries blood associated with the hepatitis B virus. It "The diagnostic and therapeutic potentials of curable. In 1977, the estimate was 41 percent This just as certainly as it applies to individ- made possible the development of a vaccine other foreign currency, not ruples. Rus- hybridomas are enormous," DeVita said. year, our best estimate is that 50 percent ol uals. We keep doing things like Americans, sian citizens can't buy there. Citing one example, he noted that National against liver infection. the Germans keep doing things like Ger- serious cancers are curable. This is evidence of I've bought nail clippers, razors, razor Cancer Institute scientists have succeeded in Because studies suggest that people whose steady progress." mans, the French like the French. blades and ballpoint pens in those Dollar making pure antibodies with hybridomas to sever- blood contains hepatitis B virus are more likely to President Reagan said the other night Stores and I've carefully Inspectd such al antigens found uniquely on the surface of get liver cancer, there is hope that the vaccine that the Soviet Union has "a definite items as cameras, camera lenses, human breast cancer cells. will play a major role in preventing liver cancer, margin of superiority" over the United binoculars, cigarette lighters, scissors and The NCI scientists have taken these breast which is one of the most common causes of cancer States in nuclear arms. Using my theory watches there. The best Russian goods are cancer antibodies and attached a traceable radio- death worldwide. about being able to tell a lot from a sam- poor by our standards. The workmanship active material to them, DeVita said, and are now There have been rapid developments in treat- Triumphs ple, I doubt it. I've spent a good deal of is inferior and the design is either im- determining whether these tailor-made guided ment as well as prevention, DeVita said He cited time in Russia and hold some opinions itative or clumsy. missiles can seek out breast cancer cells every- spectacular progress against cancer of the bone about the people and the nation that no one This isn't being written by some blindly where in the body they may have spread, just as a "In 1970," he said, "20 percent survived can talk me out of. anti-Russian nut. I don't hate the Rus- heat-sensitive anti-aircraft missile seeks out an without limbs. Now, M percent are surviving with sians. I hate their oppressive gevernment. in the war One of my firmly held beliefs is that the enemy plane. their limbs. This is a huge drop in mortality rate Russians are not naturally mechanical As a matter of fact, I kind of like the The next step, he said, is to attach a cancer- in a cancer that, until recently, had been resistant people. They may acquire the ability and Russians. They're often wonderfully free- killing substance — a drug or a radioactive mate- to all treatment." they may be better at it than they used to spirited and fun to be with — but, for rial — that will seek out and destroy only the In the 1950s, DeVita said, the primary method be, but working with machinery does not whatever facet of their national character cancer cells, since the breast cancer antibody of cure was surgery. In I960, 90,000 patients were on cancer come naturally to the average Russian. it is, they do a lot of things badly. From would be attracted only to a breast cancer cell cured by radiotherapy and 46,100 by what I've seen of their binoculars and their CHILDHOOD CANCERS - Half of all chil- They have a great heritage in music and Another major observation, DeVita said, is chemotherapy, either alone or In combination. ballpoint pens, I'd guess nuclear weapons dren with cancer can be cured. These cancers literature and the arts in general, but they that cancer is at least a two-stage process and The drugs used didn't even exist in the 1950s. would be one of the things they make include acute lymphocytic leukemia. Wilm's build terrible automobiles and don't know that It is possible to intervene after the first stage It Is a combination of drugs, surgery and poorly. There are some thing! Americans tumor, childhood lymphomas. rhab how to fix them when they break down. and stop the malignancy from developing. . radiotherapy that Is helping to advance the cure One of the most incredible travel ex- don't do weU, either, but these are dif- rate, DeVita said. domyosarcoma and Ewing's sarcoma ferent things. Some substances, he said, are initiators. They periences I've ever had is a week in a interact, most probably, with DNA - the heredi- Holleb of the American Cancer Society Is as Russian hotel in Moscow. The second time Obviously, the Russians have learned optimistic as DeVita. His anger flares when he is TESTICULAR CANCER - This leading tary chemical that forms the genes'— to produce cancer of young men is now cured in more than I stayed there they had installed tele- bow to do some things. Their space pro- permanent changes in the cell. But this event asked about critics who say there has been no real phones in every room, but the telephones gram is not as sophisticated as ours but it improvement In cancer cure rates in 30 years. 95 percent of localized cases and in more than alone often is not enough to cause cancer. 70 percent of advanced cases The dramati- were not connected through any hotel works. I have no doubt that their nuclear "To say that we haven't made progress is Other substances, called promoters, cannot cally improved cure rate, which has occurred switchboard. There was no way for anyone bombs go off with a big bang, and I'm also utter nonsense," he declares. "When I began cause cancer by themselves but act on cells made only in the last five years, is directly related to to call the hotel and be connected with me sure they've built rockets that will take practicing as a physician 40 years ago, we had vulnerable by Initiators. For example, DeVita the discovery of new drugs — such as cis- by phone in my room. their missiles to New York. What I can't only nitrogen mustard as a chemotherapeutlc said, estrogen is thought to be a promoter. With platinum — and the development of new tech- Does this sound like a country that is believe, from what I know firsthand about agent. Today, we have more than 90 anti-cancer the decrease in the use of postmenopausal niques to determine if any cancer remains so apt to be ahead of us in nuclear weapons? the Russians, Is that they have more and drugs We had radiotherapy of only 250 kllovolts estrogen, the incidence of cancer of the uterine that treatment continues until the cancer is better nuclear weapons than we do. and now we have multlmllllon-volt machines. The Russians, in their desperate at- lining dropped quickly within six months. eradicated. tempt to get hard Western currency away 1 can't stop myself from thinking that "Cigarettes are believed to be another pro- "The death rate from cancer of the cervix has from touristi, opened what they call President Reagan is just trying to scare us moter," DeVita said. "A recent study In Britain fallen 60 percent since I started practice," Holleb HODGKIN'S DISEASE - This lymph node "Berloxkaa" or "Dollar Stores." They into approving his huge defense budget. If showed that doctors who gave up smoking had a goes on. "Chorlocarclnoma (cancer of the cancer is now curable in the overwhelming put their best merchandise in these small the Russians could build great nuclear drop in the rate of lung cancer in 10 years, and placenta) was 100 percent fatal. Now It is vir- majority of patients due to the development shops, located in their finest hotels, and bomb*, their hotels wouldn't be as poorly after 20 years their risk of lung cancer was the tually 100 percent curable. Acute lymphocytic and skillful use of radiation therapy and drug offer it for sale in exchange for dollars or constructed as they are. same as those who had never smoked. leukemia, just a few years ago, was almost always lethal. treatment. More than 80 percent with localized "This means that when vou remove pro- disease are cured by radiotherapy to the lymph nodes, while half of those with advanced dis- ease involving the liver, bone marrow, lung or other organs are cured with combinations of Firefighters cite drugs. SOFT-TISSUE SARCOMAS - In the 1960s, the projected five-year survival rate for pa- tients with surgery alone was only 40 percent. 46-year member Now, with chemotherapy and surgery, studies indicate disease-free survival in excess of 80 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Elbert Ma- apparatus, bands, and first aid squads from percent. son of Mount Ave., who served as treasurer throughout the state. of Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 from 1944 About 100 fire companies are expected to BREAST CANCER - Recent data Iron two to 1981, has been cited for his 46 years of participate and trophies will be awarded. The clinical trials sponsored by the National service with the fire department. parade is to begin at Grand Avenue and Cancer Institute have shown a 57 percent in- Mason was honored at a testimonial din- Ocean Boulevard, proceed to First Avenue' crease In survival of pre-menopausal women ner hosted by company members at the West- and then turn onto Highland Avenue, where with breast cancer who received anti-cancer side Field House. the line of march will terminate at Firemen's drugs following surgery. These women had Mayor Everett Curry presented him with Field. The celebration there, open to the spread of cancer to lymph nodes in the under- a framed copy of a resolution adopted by the public, will feature refreshments. arm area and thus had a great risk of the Borough Council praising his years of service cancer recurring later. More recently, data To commemorate the 100th anniversary, from several studies now indicate that the to the community, and Fred Weiler, presi- an ad journal la being compiled. It is to dent of Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, larger group of post-menopausal women also Include a history of the fire department and presented him with a plaque in appreciation benefit from such therapy if they receive ade- Its three companies, historic photographs, for his dedication. quate doses. and other memorabilia. Mason, who served as chief of the fire department in 1953, continues as a member. Individual boosters, as well as business LUNG CANCER - Prior to the mid-1970s, The company to which he belongs is toe adi, may be placed by contacting the no effective treatment was known for small- oldest in the department, which this year is Borough Hall or writing to the Atlantic High- cell lung cancer. Now, with appropriate radi- marking its centennial. And, although there lands Fire Department, P.O. Box 164, Atlan- ation and chemotherapy, as many as 25 percent of patients with this disease are alive CITED — Elbert Mason, right, holds plaque marking his 46 years with Atlantic Highlands will be no Firemen's Fair this summer, the tic Highlands, N.J. 07716. The deadline Is and well at two years after diagnosis. Hook and Ladder Company No. 1. With him, from left, are Chief Fred Rast; Mayor Evarett anniversary will be celebrated June 12 at an today. Coordinating the project are Thomas Curry; Fred Waller, the company's president; Richard Gleltz, captain, and Jacob Hoffman. event which will fea'ure a parade of fire Jennings and Richard Nelson. C2 The Daily Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 12.1962

A NEW YOU Freshen up for a date Beauty pro at A & S By EMILY WILKENS EATONTOWN - Ida Stewart, vice president of Eitee tight, arms and legs stiff. Hold for a count of five, It will make the white of the eye look whiter. Lander Inc. and personal assistant to Mrs. Estoa Lander then let go and relax. Turn your head slowly from Avoid mascara on lower lashes because if It will be at Abraham and Straus, Monmouth Mall, Wednes- It somehow never (ails that, just when you side to side. Let it drop first to the right shoulder, smudges even slightly it will add to a look of day at 10:15 a.m., as guest of radio personality Phyllis want to look and (eel your best (or a special date, then the left. Finally, let bead hang forward and fatigue. Kessel. « energy flags and beauty lags. What to do about it? grab the center back of your neck with both FACE FRESHENER: Touch blusher not only Try these tricks to rev up energy and appearance. hands. As you move your head backward and to cheeks but to the Up of your note and chin. AT HOME: Thoroughly cleanse skin and, if forward, pull skin in a massage movement to ease Blend some across forehead too. The program, titled "Beauty for All Ages." will deal it's dry, apply a moisturizer, then take Step No. 1, . tension. Neck muscles tighten instantly when LIGHTEN CIRCLES: Use a touch-up stick to with such topics as "Is it possible to bold back the a revitalizing bath or shower. Better yet, both! you're tense. Repeat entire routine five to 10 whiten dark under-eye circles. Apply the stick, telltale signs of time?"- "Is it possible to look beautiful Begin with 10 minutes in a tub filled with times. then blend with a cotton tipped swab. Next, finger on a mimimum budget?" — and "How to look your best, lukewarm water and scented bubbles or oil. Then Now move shoulders up and down, then back your regular makeup shade over the application. fed you best and live your best." drain the tub and run a cold-water shower to pep and forth. A touch-up stick can also minimize deep you up. Step out of the tub and Into a thirsty, Kick off shoes. Tense toes, then relax them. grooves from nose to lips and lips to chin. Make There is no fee for the event, to be staged on the third absorbent terry robe or wrap. Eyes closed, massage your forehead with fin- sure you check the application in good light It floor of A It S. There will be refreshments, favors from Remove moisturizer and apply a mask. Put gertips, gently circling from side to center, then should not look white, only subtly lighter. Estee Lauder and door prizes. Space is limited and cool witch hazel pads over eyes and lie down (or a back to sides. JUST FOR YOU persons wishing to attend are advised to to call the A ft S cat nap or settle into the Beauty Angle, feet 12 to These easy routines will relax you instantly. Dear Emily: Sometimes at the end of a work- special events office. 15 inches higher than head, for a minimum of five You'll feel and look better even before you apply lag toy my hair Is straggly. Do yoa have a Up for minutes, longer if possible. fresh makeup. ghrtag It some body and cnrl for u after-office Kessel's daily syndicated program, "Take Five with AT THE OFFICE: Head for the ladies room MAKEUP MAGIC date? - L.W. Phyllis Kessel," is aired locally over radio station WJLK, and remove makeup. It's a must! You can't do a When you're tired, you need more than regular Dear L.W.: An electric curling wand U stan- Asbury Park, and is sponsored by A ft S. Ma Stewart patch job. makeup. You need a little extra magic. Here are dard equipment in many office beauty boxes. Sure Next, face clean, settle into a chair and take 10 tips that help: comes to the rescue when hair needs an SOS curl. to unwind. Here's how: EYE-DO: Put drops in eyes to pep them up. If you don't have one, maybe co-workers would First, sit ramrod straight, stomach muscles Use a blue pencil to line the lower rim of the eye. like to pool resources and purchase one. YOUR HEALTH ADVICE HINTS FROM HELOISE Emphysema queries posed

By LESTER L. GOLEM AN, M.D. normal breathing. As the condition The accurate diagnosis of em- progresses, the patient has difficulty in physema can be made by X-ray ex- Q. Is emphysema a new disease? breathing, even during normal activi- amination, sputum studies, and pulmonary function studies. Take time for yourself A. Emphysema is a condition that ty has been known and studied for many Q. Is asthnaa related to em- Q. What are tke methods of treat years. Its seriousness has always been DEAR FRIENDS be ashamed of It. A. Repeated attacks of asthma may It's lime for a little chat, so fix yoarself a cap of coffee or It can cost yoa nothlag or yoa can i cyeaa recognized by physicians. Undoubted- A. First and foremost is the ly, there has been a tremendous in- make some people more susceptible to a pot of tea and settle la (or a few moments. shampoo aad facial or, for men, a barbershop shave. What a the lung changes of emphysema. absolute need to stop smoking. Pa- How often do yoa spead some lime by yoarself doing what treat! crease in this lung disorder during the tients In a pre-emphysema state not past 25 years. Chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis you want to do? Most of as have family, even pets, who depend Do yoarself a favor aad lake lime for yoa (Jast far me) and are two lung conditions which are only must give up smoking entirely, but Pollution of the air, especially In on us and demand a lot of oar time and attention. enjoy!! - Hugs, Heloite closely related to emphysema must also be kept free from the smoke large cities, is a major contributor to of other people. Areas of high pollution I love taking care of thlags at home, working and putting FOR CAMPERS «. Is emphysema curable? this column together, helping you and answering your quei- Dear Heloise: Getting la a camping mood? Start now the increased number of patients with and smog must be avoided. Special emphysema. The irritation of smoking A. Once the change* in the lung breathing and postural exercises can tlom on radio and TV shows. making pillow cases for ramping pillows out of old cotton have been definitely established, the But there are times when you have to be good to yourself! skirts aad dresses. tobacco added to that of smog and offer some breathing comfort. The other irritants causes most of the air sacs rarely return to normal. It Is antibiotics are used with or without I used to hale getting oa an airplane... I would take work If the fabric U a dark print, dirt won't shew, yet these for this reason that physicians and wllh me or an oatliae lor a book or I'd aaswer mall, etc. Bal pillowcases are durable and pretty. — Dar Carman changes of the lung that are respon- cortisone to combat infections and to sible for emphysema. educational campaigns direct their ad- prevent some of its complications. now, ti Is about the only lime the phone Isa'l ringing or there CAR THEFT vice to the prevention of this disease. Isn't someone asking me a question or my dog or ferret Dear Heloise: After having my parked car broken Into aad Q. What hi emphysema? 4. Waal are the symptoms of em- Emphysema is a vicious disease. It needing my attention. Not to mention my husband — bat at vandalised via the old coal hanger method, I discovered I A. The word Is derived from the physema? takes a severe toll in life and health. It leall he can pretty mack lake care of himself. could remove the little Inside door knob, from the lacks and Greek meaning overlnflated. The tiny A. The symptoms of all chronic lung must be battled by aU the forces of You need some time for YOU. Even If it's aa afternoon at make II Impossible for the car to be opened la this manner. air sacs that f ill the lung have a spring- conditions are so closely related that it prevention if this chronic disabling a movie or a few hours la a alee, qalet library, or sitting la the The occupant of tke car can itill pull up the lock or can like recoil. They open when they are would be unwise for anyone to suspect lung condition is to be kept from be- park with your favorite magasue. remove the knob* only when parking the car. fiUed with oxygen and bounce back emphysema without a complete study coming highest on the list of "civ- This is not being selfish. It's called "survival" and don't I haven't had a break-la since! — Owen Bcueti when they are empty. In emphysema of the lungs. A chronic cough with ilized" illnesses I replaced my door lock knobs that mushroomed out at the the air sacs become enlarged and lose shortness of breath that interferes with Dr. Colemaa wiilronxis aaestseas top with straight knobs. A coat hanger can't lift them. — their rebound. This Interferes with the everyday activity at work or at home from readers. Please write to aim hi Heloise consumption of oxygen and then affects deserves urgent attention. care of tail newspaper. THAT TIME AGAIN!! MEMOS Dear Heloiie: Have yoa bought a new mulching lawn mower yet? Well, don't! Yoa can do jast as good a job with your old sower mower. in the home ot Mrs. Howard 50th year reunion is planned Installation Instead of pashlng the mower la the asaal ceaa- Orr, 208 Ivins Road. New of- terclockwlse direction, pash It clockwise. The cat graas will ficers are Ruth MacDonald. MIDDLETOWN - The ence HoeUe, Edith Hyers, and Elizabeth Sellman. Any- N.J. MATAWAN - Parents aatarally blow over the uncut grass aad, as yoa make the next N32 class of Leonardo High Margaret Hesse, Martin one with information is asked Invitations are have been Without Partners. Chapter president; Peggy Orr, vice round, yoa will mulch the arevloas round's clipping!. president; Sheila Fath, re School will have its 50th year Ma tula, Ruth Isaacson, Vir- to contact William H. Kane, 2 sent to classmates whose ad- 644. will meet tomorrow' at Continue aatU all the grass Is cat aad matched In the class reunion Friday, Oct. 8 ginia Lawrence, Opal Taylor Kanes Lane, Middletown, dresses are known. 8 30 p.m in Don Quixote Inn, cording secretary; Fran middle. Rieff, corresponding sec re In Beacon Hill Country Club, limit.- 34 There will be in- I haven't had to rake my yard la M yean became el doing tary; Ruth McLaughlin Leonardo. Details will be an- stallation of officers and ori- It this way. — Rady Day treasurer, and Lynn Schank nounced at a later date. entation (or new and pros- NO DRIPS Health Department offers cancer tests extension officer. On the co pective members. Dear Heloise: To eliminate the sticky drips from ordinating committee art Committee members are popslcles, punch a hole la the bottom of a small paper can to BELMAR - The Mon- structions on women's health lantic Highlands, Avon, Stephanie Palasinski, Arlenc Charles Toop, Bill Kane, Bud Monthly session poke Ike nick through. mouth County Health Depart- care, including self-breast ex- Belmar, Englishtown, Farm Porter and Peggy Orr, alter- Foulks, Joe Ralph and Bob OLD BRIDGE - Young nate. The cap catches any drips, as well as small pieces when ment will sponsor a free amination, and the bemocult ingdale, Marlboro, Manas- they Inevitably fall off the stick. - Barbara Meyer Hedfield screening for cervical cancer kit for colon-rectal cancer Widows or Widowers quan, Neptune Township, Have a housekeeping problem that needs a solution? Write at the Belmar Municipal will also be offered i WOWs) will meet tomorrow Clubs honored Neptune City, Roosevelt, at 8 p in at St. Thomas the to Heloise, P.O. Box 32000, San Antonio, TX 78210 She can't They are seeking ad- Building, April », from 9:30 Spring Lake, and Wall Town- Apostle Roman Catholic MIDDLETOWN - Thf answer your letter personally but she will respond to ques- dresses of classmates Naomi a.m. to 6 p.m. Pap smear The screening is open to Church. Route 18. There will Village Garden Club anc tions of general interest in her column. Dozier, Mary Dubesky, Flor- tests will be provided and in- women from AUentown, At- ship. be a speaker from Hope Lu- Garden Club R.F.D., both theran Church, Freehold. Middletown, will be among Newly widowed persons are six state garden clubs receiv- invited to attend. WOWs is a ing certificates of apprecia- non-sectarian support group tion from the New Jersey De- for persons whose spouses partment of Transportation, have died at an early age, Wednesday, at 10 a.m., at "I lost 120 particularly for those who DOT headquarters, Ewing still have children at home. Township. The clubs' road beautification projects are part of the Blue Star Memori- At The Diet Sorority party al Byways Program that me- NKPTUNE - Xi Beta morializes roadside areas in Alpha sorority chapter will honor of state residents who celebrate its I lth birthday at have served in the armed forces. Institute!" Wednesday's 8 p.m. meeting Does your swim

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By JACK H. SMITH position to make money: You're saving to af- So, if you can, start to use the cash ford a future possession — and what- *^nafc. Thrift was taught me as one of the strategy of retirement s number of ever interest you get is paying you to tite* ^ major virtues when I was a child. Ben years before you retire. This requires Aasnaaaaan. . A^^anana l 1 Bna ^ be able to afford It. iamtn Franklin was noted as much for advance planning on what big Items of Once you're on this kick in retire- his frugality as flying a kite. "A penny capital expenditure you are going to ment, it Isn't difficult to stay on It. You saved Is a penny earned" —that was need when you retire — or soon there- can lake the preretirement account the Uth commandment after. We aren't talking about the down to f 100 or so to buy the car and How tiroes have changed: "Buy house. That's probably too large an then begin to build it up once again to now, pay later" has been the watch- item to handle without a mortgage — refurnish the den. word. A man's most precious asset is unless, that is, you're paid up where And, in retirement, if your regular his credit card you live now and are retiring in some- expenses are fairly well taken care of J*J$Pm ^Wf ' '^snaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! BP •I Retirement restores magnetism to thing smaller and no more expensive. by your pension and social security the savings account. It pays to pay But decide whether you might be arrangments, you can 'replenish the when you buy — and to have the money j/Jk-^^^l i± «| K f , wanting a new automobile about that savings account on a regular basis with 1%^^r*M Bnaaaaaanananna-^ •^1» '^'jJSM anama1 to do it. Credit may numb the pain of time, or a microwave oven and range, so much off the top from fees, gifts, today's and tomorrow's inflated prices, refrigerator, new furnishings, land- dividends, interest from bonds and unit but in retirement, installments due scaping job of all-year scope, a boat, or investment trusts, income from part- A ^( bring the irritation in monthly doses. a back-to-college venture. And don't time jobs, etc 1 One way to fight inflation is to re- forget that you'll still want to vacation I've known some retirees to main- duce the cost of carrying a debt. On a — and to travel, perhaps, on a more tain several savings accounts of COAL ORIENTED — Dianne Me Donough, Pair Haven, Janet Zapata, Little Silver; Margaret Wolverton, Lin- reduced, probably fixed income in re- luxurious scale. modest dimensions — one for next left, educational foundation programs/scholarship crott, and Marian Montgomery, Middletown, at a tirement, you are happy to know that Then figure out what your first year year's vacation, one for the next car, chairman for Northern Monmouth County Branch, branch meeting in the church house of the Presbyterian what you're sitting on, riding in, capital expenditures are likely to be — one for household improvements and American Associaton of University Women, con- Church at Shrewsbury. playing with or cooking with is paid for and get reacquainted with savings ac- additions. gratulates educational grant recipients, left to right, fi that you won't have to think of counts. That's right the plain, or- It's not spectacular finance, and it turning It in before it's really yours. dinary bank or SAL savings account requires a little patience - but It will Getting on this kind of a financial with the plain, ordinary interest rate. make for a more worry-free retire- plan isn't easy. If your finances are on That doesn't mean you can't invest in ment. And the grammar school teacher AAUW branch grants presented the credit side, you face a beck of a an instrument with a higher rate of who used to help you paste those thrift time catching up to the cash-affordable interest if you're sure of Its security stamps into the Farmers and Mechan- SHREWSBURY - Three position. Even so, there may be a cou- over the time span before retirement ty Branch, American As- Church at Shrewsbury. chairman, made the presen- ics Bank passbook probably will smile area women each received a ple of years of "can't afford" drought day. down on you, knowing that you carried sociation of University Wom- Dianne McDonough.Fair tations to Marian Montgom- •300 educational grant en, at a meeting in the church ery, Middletown; Margaret In between before you reach the new But, remember, you aren't saving her lesson into your golden years. Haven, educational founda- awarded bv Monmouth Coun- house of the Presbyterian tion programs/scholarship Wolverton, Lincroft, and Janet Zapata, Little Silver The grants are awarded as ASK DR. BROTHERS ANN LANDERS reimbursement to women who have been branch mem- bers for at least 12 months and who are studying toward clearly defined educational Sad teen case Potential rapist talks goals Montgomery holds a bachelor's degreee in nursing By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS up. Go to the proper authorities and let them Dear Ann Landers: De yea are a very sick guy, much too lay off the boete, Dad, year to respond to these accusa- and is working toward a mas- guide you. waat to know why there are sick to accept help from me, aase looks like a red balloon tions. — fasys—s Complaint ter's degree so that she can Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm M years sM and I Dear Dr. Bretbers: My aaat, wbe's hi bar so many rapes? I can tell yoa, but I'm glad you wrote be- that's about to go up." become a nurse practioner in Dear Chey: The skin prob- faulty got up ike gats to nu away tram my late Ms, was planning aa remarrying aad her becaase I am a gay who Is cause your letter explains gerontology. home I'd been trying la As this far three intended suddenly ran all with her best jisl walling far the right why men rape. I happen to have a skin lem sounds like rosacea. Wolverton, who was a de- problem thai caases my aese While it is not caused by sign major as an under- years ever since my mother died and my friend. It simply rrasaad my aaat aad she's minute sad then I'U grab For a long time I have drinking, it is aggravated by graduate, is now preparing father started gettiaf me mixed up with her becoming a kind of reense. Before this she •omebody been saying rape is not s to became balboas aad red He farced me to go to bed with Urn awl twlrr was very outgoing. New, she's stopped teeing periodically I de not driak the use of alcohol. This is why for a master's degree in fine I have had a terrible crime of lust. It has very lit- arts education when I tried to get away, he came after me her friends aad slace she daesa'l work, she weight problem ever slace I tle to do with sex. It is s alcoholic beverages aad nev- some heavy drinkers have Zapata, who has a ax) tweed me back. Becaase I was afraid really Is almost totally Isolated. A long time was II years old I am U now crime of violence. Rapists de- er have. This kid la lac efflet red noses. bachelor's degree in English, he'd is the same thing this time, once I get friend of hers waste hasbaad jast died called aad have been laaghed at aad spise women, and rape is the is Mt the only sac whs has Anyone who comments on is working for a master's •SMC, I left the state aad traveled Jast as far me recently aad asked me far my aaal's made raa of by girls all my ultimate expression of madr remarks nbont my red an unsightly skin condition is degree in art history with a as I had money far. I aaa't waat to become a address. She's planning on taking a vacation life. They have made me feel hostility aase sad ssaamad il is from an ignorant clod, unworthy of goal of community museum hasher becaase I'm street wise faaagh U see la Earope la a few maatas la aa attempt to like 1 am aet worth anything drinking. PleasetoU m e haw On the outside chance that a response. work what happens la these girls. Actually, I was heal some of her own waaads. She'd like my I have tried to be alee bat all I you are sane enough to rea- taken in by a it-year-aM hooker whs fed aad aaat to go with her and I've offered to lead ever get was a dirty look or son, I will tell you where your task care at me far a while, bat her pimp her the money for the trip. Ds yea think this aa limit The last girl I asked logic falls apart. Instead of •UrUd patting on pressure and I left her I'm makes sense? — A.R. fsr a dale told me la come punishing that girl who told very scared af what's going to became of me aroaad after I last M9 poods. you to come around after you II I stay sa the street. I don't waat to he Dear A.R.: If you can afford to lend her I fell like breaking her lost 200 pounds, you will grab tamed in to the noUce or be forced to go hack the money and if you can convince her to go, damned fare U woman who never mis- home.-MM. the trip would probably be wonderful thera- I iUy up nights thinking of treated a person in her life. py. It would help get her mind oft her trou- ways to get back at that b— She could be the mother of LOSE WEIGHT, Dear MM.: If you go to a family service bles and would reestablish an old friendship. and all the others who treated small children who need her •office or to any of the church-related facil- Recent medical evidence reveals that so- me like dirt In my head I or a person who would gladly ities set up In most urban areas to help cial isolation is an important risk factor for have It all worked sat. I knew help you If she could. runaways and tell them your story, they'll cardiac death and mortality from all causes. of aa sbaadrasd cabin on the Your letter is a cry for provide help for you and won't force you back A still unpublished 10-year study of 2.7M edge of town where I eeeJd help. For God's sake, get it FAST! into the situation you escaped from. There adults conducted by University of Michigan keep a girl far a month and before you do something hor- are child guidance centers and clinics that researchers in Tecumseh, Mich., showed that there weald be as witnesses rible. will cometo you r rescue. those individuals with the lowest levels of whea I got throngh with her I Dear Aaa Laaders: A You show remarkable courage in doing social contacts had two to four times the risk wouldn't feel oae Ml gailty •mart aleck paak whs raas Lose as much as you want. what you've done. There are other avenues of dying. becaase I weald Jasl be get- erraads is this office passed open to you and you don't have to resort to tag even. — Gness Whs 1 Am me In the corridor this mom Whether or not a person likes the ties in prostitution. As I'm sure you know, this Is s Whoever You Are: You lag and said, "You'd better his life is not so important as whether or not brutal, degrading life that frequently ends in We will feed you he has ties to others. Married persons, for early, violent death. example, even if they are not happy in their DeMcious meals that include At 13, your life is still ahead of you. With marriage, tend to be healthier than unmar- spaghetti and meatballs, beef ravioli, .the proper education and guidance, your ried*. Wtaafcnewat cream of mushroom soup and future needn't be bleak and bruising. There chocolate pudding. are people eager and willing to give you the Your aunt and her old friend need each Lean Line besides you. help and understanding you need. 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Blvd., Uric Mown v-B, low mileage, lair condition Call 2*4 M13 altar .4 P.M. 4714700. rental Must D* over 31, have valid after i pm , M2 I9S7 driver'* license, hull lime em SANSONb OLDSCADILLAC 4 Motorcvclts AUTO BODY REPAIR PERSON - Plovment. 39 hours Par week plus Musi be e«p , have own tools Call CADILLAC SEVILLE 1H9 - Very Newman Springs Rd.. Rad Bank ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — overtime Call 842 *BO0 721-1770. jood cond . runs good, all new tires, 7414910 With FCC license lo maintain 2 wav SM0 M2IU32. 1911 YAMAHA YZ 121H — Motor land mobile radio systems Exc. HI Al INt. ft AIR CONDITIONING S1HAUB BUICK-OPEL cross blka, water cooled, excellent AUTO MECHANIC — Musi have experience ft tools Yellow Cab Co., opportunity and benefits. Call G. F — And Helngeraiion mechanic. CLASSIFIED CAMAHO 19U - All original. I NINb ALRbSot New and Used Cars condition. Invested ovar $1700. into Smith. 74/1*30 weekdays, 9S p.m. fcxp needed Call 24415)1. owner V-l. 327. 73.000 original Hwy U 244*000 Kayport bika. Hrsi $1000. takas it Must sail 101 Oakland it, Rad Bank. miles Never abused, well kept ft Call 747 0349 SURPLUS JEEPS. CARS, TRUCKS AUTO BODY NEPAIR PERSON — maintained Serious inquiries only Knowledge of putting panels on. M- 213 Instruction 213 Instruction siiOO or best otfer 741 112J — Car-inv. value $2143, sold lor $100. CYCLE INSURANCE — Call t or information on purchasing Simi Hagusa Agnecv in Haiiet, 7j9 0tii penanced only. Call 495-00*3. lar bargains, call 402 99S4S7S. Ext Low Ratal. BAND SAW OPERATOR — Neadad. 700). Call raiundabla rag gas, H.tMl or best otter Week HARLbY DAVIDSON 19*0 — He Part lime assembly position, ship- BUSINESS DIRECTORY days, alter i. 291 4/34 ping ft receiving or QC anp. helpful IHb t iNt ii SELECTION - Ot condition For information call atter Call 144-O200. CARS UNObH t2,000 new and used cars in Mortmouiti > p.m. ni4W NOW ACCEPTING AmiCATlOW County, over 100 air-conditioned BOOKKEEPER — To dO DOO*- A DAILY GUIDE K I NGSLY AUTO naw cars in stock. McGLOlN HAN DA WS 1000 GOLDWING - New tires ft battery, showroom kaaping and general office work in- FOB OUR NEW LOCATION SALES BUICK OPEL INC . StirawSburv cluding typing Apply in parson. Ave . New Shrewvourv T41-410P. cond . 9.000 miles $2,000 471 7334 OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS /•/ /N7 Electro impulse Laboratory, tit 1U EAST IEMEN PLACE THUNDERBIRD 197* — 60,000 HONDA TRIKE - ATC 70 1974.Chestnul St., Rod Bank. Equal Op- CARS AND I RUCKS - Most makes portunity bmplover and models under 1100 Sold through miles r-uli power Clean Must set Runs great Asking $100 RED BANK. NEW JEWEY Call /a/741/ local government sales Call 77S 22*1 CAFETERIA HELP — General PLUMBING A I 714 V490741, Eat 1431, tor direc HONDA CYCLES — And Mooeds, catateria ft cashier. Call 170-4947 CERAMIC TILE tory on how lo purchase IOH IHADb ALLOWANCE — Su- SIGNS perb tervice DOWNES PONTIAC, Shore Area's Number One Dealer between 8 ft II A.M. or t 30ft 3:3 0 HEATING P.M. CHfcVY NOVA 19*9 41 Lower Main It., Matawan HI. 9 south. Freehold 442 *M\ Wa 14*1299 will not be undersold TRAIN TODAY FOR THE [if HAND LET TERED CLERK TYPIST — Immediate VUUNO PLUMBER - Loohing 1o Can Ml lfcit TOHINO 1971 - Air conditioning. HONDA 1977 — 4Olk c. 4 r yr . (IK opening at busy automobile oeai SIGNS ii" old Pipf\ Low rates Ray. Looks ft runs vary good 4-dr $M1 speed, new tires, mint condition ership Dutias will inciuda light typ- 'I'MMI, i M ••ir,,. N.I 141) 74-hr •..•! CHbVY CAMARO 19/1 - Auto . * ing, telephone duties, tiling, opera rtOOU MAVfc H cvl. PSPU. AM t M stereo Call 741 424S Asking $t)4) Call 329-2420 MID (. AHDS casseltr tic running cond New lion of office business machines, WINDOW HONDA CLI2) - Only J.000 miles knowledge of bookkeeping helpful COMPUTER and - -.. Hi.(HA CbLICA St COUPE 1911 Call Quick -.MIII-. shocks ft complete enhausl system Hardly aver usad Good cond Ask TREATMENTS M.000 mi Call attar \ p m.. Ml 2143 - l spead. A/C, tape dtck, woita, Good starling salary ft lull benefits i71 9170 mornings DRIVEWAY 10.000 mi warranty. Polyglycoat ing 1310 Call alter 4. 49) J9W. For interview call Carol Bovd at IIIIVI IMPALA 1977 — AutO . i usiprooi Relocating, must sell 542 7800 CONSTRUCTION 40 .. Of f- - Mini blinds, verticals, KAWASAKI 5)0 LTD 1911 — 1-yr. vinyl lop. air. $29*0 Mark IV 19/3. 74/914/ warranty. Ovno Guards, black, 1.900 SECRETARIAL CAREERS woven woods. Free measuring In- loaded. stBOO 2911M3 MASONRY stallation available. Call now, lOYOiA urn* 1911 - MalalKc miles Like new $2000 Call 787/407 COOKS HOI ESTIMATES - DrivcwavS. Immediate openings in the last THAT WILL PAV OFF TOMORROW "i v/r, Ma $349 iiiHYiiiM W/2 — Needs work, brown, eic condiiion. sunroof, over KAWASAKI I9M - 7)0, 4-eNTioAM Rvl atps Mum'. Hoilman. IAI >\HYI miles $3,400 m Wl car or second WOO or bast offer 144 a**} iltar *. ,__^ MUST BE EXTREMELY Lonlr.HI.nij (.0 '41 "' • FVtt I •'> PAINTING 491 MM CAPABLE ft EXPERIENCED • PLACEMENT ASSIST DODGE SWINGfcH - 197). J speed. KAWASAKI IM 1f73 - J CVl , 2 IN SAUTE, BROILER ft PREP FIREPLACES 4cvl.. naw tires, good mpg Exc I HANS AM 1977 — AM/FM IMM, stoke Asking $400 Call 122 0*4) ask WORK rUR BUSY FIRM . Don't wait too long Bookinenow No air, n«w tires, brakes Mechanically MAiUNHr iVDHH Hniks A WOODSTOVES pod loo big or small I only ui* tht cond Besl offer Call 747 1)1/ on tor B.iir CLASS EXCLUSIVE CON Iween 4 ft 9 p m perfect $4,410 After 130 pm. IM in P. •. iliivl'Miliv •, nl.«.ilfc •. bast paint Benjamin Moora Quality IINbNTAL RESTAURANT. SCHOOL OF DATA PROGRAMMING ; 1139191 | KAWASAKI ;\0 - 1.000 miles, Vet OPEN YEAR ROUND. I mi I I Ai I 'i ft WOOD •iiiivi', *k al a reasonabl* price Free OOOGfc LMAHI.I H - 19/2 ill en tar Fairing, aicellant condition I .ill It,*. b\\\ Cfiirnnpvi. Crich tip«r1hs ft wall) ettimatei Call Joa at 141 ISM. gine 31.471 rimes $M» At running IRIUMPH SPI t HIRE 1979 — ElC. New $279), asking $1)00. 291 4453. Mr., K Monp. riimh concrciv cond can 49s 403/ cond . 30-37 mpg . 1 spaed, 4 too*, Call MI/300 tor appointment Mri-.t.f >, j Blach. 291 003; ALL WORK GUARANTEED - AnVFM casseifa stereo, $4,000. CU TRIUMPH 750 — 1973. LOW mi., ROOFING A SIDING OODGb ASPEN Sfc 19/4 4cvl alter 4 p m., 291 4047 Waiipaprring, painting, fraa ash- garage kept, axe cond, $139). DECORATING SALES-TEACHING 1001 ales Call M.ha 4fS-t4tt. HS/PU. AM/f-M, new Mil helm tires. 471419/ tic running cond $!.•» Ml 7»1 • WIN BORO MOTORS INC. — Flaxible hours, will train, car 1001 Mwilt Av*., Union. H.J. AMI "H AN MIIMI improvement AtCMMry 5U-37I2. WINDOW TINTING it & t P A I N T I N I, — in ill Newman Springs Rad Bank Hunting Milirig. iiaint. gutltrt. OUSTER 19/2 M0. darn green riming s; »rv .-.i- Hun. m iUQ teriof rulerior. well •»pa;riefit»<] AMC/jeap/Ranaull 747-OO4O Auto SorvkM/ Fraa attimatat Call *m 1174 or with wtiite itnpev AM r-M cassette mags, needs little Iront end worn Hill) VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES WINDOW i INI iN(. - f-lorida 'HI IV IS Parti CUSTOM FURNITURE trained, t u%lom window tinting $900 firm 491 04M AND IRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN Cars hnmr-s ft boaU HI 119S I t I U OTHER USED PARTS OORHUS PHELAN PAlNTINb - MJHD tORlNO 197]'— 302 engine ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM - Com tap college studenti, attar • p.m. Good tires Reg. gas Needs trans THEODORE. 741IM0. Plata Irom eihausl manifolds lo rear Call ni w work ft body $A0 717 7470 bumper, only 4 mos. old, $100 Also LEGAL SERVICES VOLVO - Naw A usad 2 cragar nag master mags. 14nl.), EXIERIOR PAINTING ft STAIN r-OHO MAVfcHICK 19/3 - 3 Speed, sales, parts, service, body shop )40 With Caps Call 183-1987 ING — Beautiful paint lobi done by new motor, eac stereo Mull drive Shore Motors Rt IS. Wall. 1» /J00 cut your FILL DIRT to appreuale /If 0127 VEGA bSTATfc WAGON 1971 — Eddie. I scrape old paint oil win- VOLVO PARTS SALE — New used, dows & wath them before repaml- Breaking UP tor parts rtt-tin KJNU f-ALCON 19*9 lor oldies, restorers Cheap' RED 717 3442 attar 4 p.m. II H I r UH .A I I Approi ing I retaulh all spots 1 loints that Huns good. %\n takes it BANK VOLVO, 741 Mi4. ,i.-ir> lurid Middlelown area AUTO BODY SERVICE need it I work neat a. your house will Call M3-4/S7 _____ lorm.ition call '«' M. 11 or ioot> beautiful, especially with while VOLVO 19*1 141 — 4-tPtad With costs with trim For tree estimate, call Eddie GfcORGfc WALL overdrive Looks, runs very good Auto Ront/LNS« (i HICKS ft SON S AUTO BODV - al ft" 4403 LINCOLN/MERCURV AM/hM $791. /41-*13C _^_ r •• qualilv MTVlCt. Cornar ol Shrewsbury Av* . at Sycamore FLAT BODY TRUCK — Wild TREE SERVICE NAvpsmh Avo ft Porl Monmoulp MORGAN P COLIO. JR. Shrewsbury /4/-V4O0 VOLVO WAGON 14S — 1974, green, hydraulic tailgate, with driver, for AVP . Eatl Keantburg 11/ 4tbQ Painting, wallpapering, plastering brown interior, air, PS/PB. AM/FM GHEMLIN 19/2 - GMC. good on thosobig del provided Free estimates After stereo, Ctt radio, roof rack $2,400 mre form ______il., s I Wl t itHVICt lrr# A. (MI J341./4/ I'll gas. some naw parts, i spo white 4/10*74 RENT A VAN - Low, low rates Call •'.JII I' nil j ft u'fiiuw.tl tullv RUBBISH REMOVAL with black stripes 1*10 Call Marly, TOM'S FORD. Hwv 3), Kay "<] lr»l> rslintalrs SiU fB>7 /I74137 port. T44 14O0 QUALITY PAINTING CONTRAC VW HABBII 197) — 1 dr . 4 speed, JOHNCO NkMOVAL SERVICE - TORS - If we can't give you a better HONDA CIVIC 1979 - * speed, tIC. very good cond , $1,400. Call attar 1 CARPET Junk, tonttruttiondebriv lunfc cart, iob tor a belter price, we'll eat our cond great on gas Asking $2,H0 o m . 29,1 Pitt. 7 Auto Insurance Irffttul hot estimate ial( /«MtIt painting hats FREE ESTIMATES, HUM Call /41 2/19 alter •> pm INSTALLATION iv insured 264-MU VW 19/1 — Super Bajelia. New an- HONDA CVCC CIVIC l9/» 4 gina Root rack, >ki rack low bar INFLATION FIGHTERS PHOENIX BROKERAGE CARPENTRY SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING - Chris speed. AM/FM stereo cassalle, A/C, Sunroot. $900 Mon f-ri , /41 3900 or IIMSUHI'I I INS) ALl AI.ION Famous for lowcost auto ft cvcie Collins painting contractor, in II mpg Call 442 4412 attar i p.m. 4/t O3e)4, waekands or attar 1. insurance Now giving free quote* i.il. s (Ifdmng • >,, • •• .\< • »• lit". ftHfi Nil H Win do .man i obi lenor/exterior Free estimates L '• t , tti btlt by phone Compare ADMIRAL MMIOMATOIt — OOLF CLUBS - 1.1.4 POOL DECK — 4«4. UMPinH. Ul. spar* lima lo tupolamanl intoma Quality work, vary reasonable JAGUAR VW VAN 1970— Runt good. $430 PUt bKCELLfcNCE GUARANTEED into rekuill engine, lires Must sell, Rl, 3*. Kaypori, 1*4 MM! ll.t cu. It . •«• 6» iKM. ariiM. rmv 1», l putln. 111! BIKE glrli luM Natural gat roomhaatar, MS. Uiad ri-f nlimatr* 1/0 3010 6M 0/43 Broad It, Shrewsbury. 144 1401 T ft I MOTORS woo Hay. 'J9 4j46 ______nlna COM . MC MMM7. Scnwlna N" Ilka brand naw. Its brkkt. IS cerilt oach avga. onlv, BATHROOM I Alll'l N1IH - Addition*. Tott-lft: •0O-4»lJO-et 'til I p.m. U44HI 44 p.m. WALLPAPERING 1 PAINTING 1410 Woodbridga Ave, bdison rmart, dn k\. nt* rtoma*. home 5722J77. vw BUG 1970 — Good angina but ANTIQUE SHOWCASES Wim REMODELING interior ft anterior Quality work needs body work $440 or best oiler ORETSCH DRUM SIT — ml. law REFRIGERATORFREEZIR - provrmvnlt CaM '•/ 1411 oltcai SMrg naadi a lima wart. All manship at down to earth Prices KIISON (HtVMUll I CO. Call 74/7407. 10 WanttdAutomotlvt Call Htttit SMa-bv-iida ir c« It. Caaairtana. lAiii'iNtm Add.tion«, altar Call Tom nugleman at IHim. Hwy 34 baloritown hard ctMt. Oraat Mr Mainw. 1100 «.rv aood tond. 741 J7at IM us lorrmca, cabinat work. Call Ml 1000 VW SUUAHbBACK — 194*. RUM ANTIQUf WIRIIOH — <• MM • IT' firm. Call BUI altar t, 747 Mil LrWl», anytime, Ml 1MM cac . $1,000 19/1 UuiCk Elecira. At TOWING — 14-hr, larvica, lunk »M>, II! C«fM la*M, N«c« «K LAN DSC A PI NO-LAWN LABHIOLA MUIOHS needs battery, asking tWO 172 942J. cars bought ft towed Auto repairs ft mlc. too, IMUI MM. US. Pklun HOT WATER HEATER — 111. SI- SKIS — Dmtilar Puturv im. II'INIIM - Ratirad. 'teaki Newman Springs Rd Red Bank road sarvica 471-7*79. framn. » c»rtl t» t» HUMS. gal. .lulrlc. I yri. aM. 1100.4 I«c MOVING & STORAGE II and medium titad lObi to MAINTENANCE 74V24M VW bCINOCCO 19/7 — Gold With cand. Call I4141IT. UMd 1 waton lie. can*. AUilna iipitipni miorrw r-rM atlimalai orown interior, m condition 31,000 CASH t-OR JUNK AUXILIARY OA1 TANK — H Ml. HIS Call Lan at nT4Mt aavi ar Call atlar », ni iw AL ft BEN'S ROTOTILLING — Raa- MAVbHICK — 1970. * CVl AutO I miles. 4 speed Blaupunkl stereo and CARS ft TRUCKS HOT AIR OIL FURNACE — II). I 7t7 U40 nt. '.<• - '. MOVI- HS low fatii-%, tan 74/1111 US Oood Mr Bk»up m MM. PIMM yri. aM. ln.Mt ITU'l. E«c. caid sonable rates Dependable. Call any- owner. 41,000 miles $SO0. Call sunroof. Bast offer over $4100 M1WU arlir t p m. ..IF rata\ Ira* r>simuifs Sloragv time. U30S34 4914037 Ml 1919 ^ lite aa. Call 74i am TORO LAWN MOWER - I vn. aM. CASH ON THE SHOT — r-or junk Ar lr,ivr>l 1 rill rtrwlimr. U* 9194 HOME •AMMO » RATTAN - Coocf, 1 cargirw alactrk, navar uaai. Aak- MbHCUHY UJMhl 1973 Good WE I»UY USED CAR. — Top dot lar and running cars. Free Pickup Call KEROSENE HEATER - UN. Cm Ing 1100 CaH Ml-IUt. IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETE GAROEN SERVICE 7 am to 9 p.m. 4/1-1414 or 349-5270 MM*. OOM COMItwn. DM. with mattran. US — Design, planting, rotolilllng. running cond , 4-cyl.. J speed. paid. Schwartz cnrvslarPlymoutn. Call 7af.M1l AMfM tl.000 S441I10. 141 W l-ront St , Had Bank 747 0717, Call 47I-4US TWO REALISTIC — MMMlw t M At MI y; AM i uo WOVtNO spraying, ft maintenance The Eng- TOP DOLLAR IW. ii.U or imall 1 iirn\rd jnd msurrd A 1 HUME REPAIRS - Remodel lish Gardeners. Inc. "Our training FOR USED CARS •IDOINO — Craw't narlart MAOIC ARMSTRONO - Wood- MUNMOUTH MOTORS MMl wllh trnnrt. ctoMt aM Call I4I-1IU >". isttdMlrs MOM 11X4/ 116 1 •ng. intulalion, carpeniry, plumb- makes Ihe dltference" 741 §442 or 11 Hwv. 31, batontown 3 Trucks A Vans LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. burning itov* Small modal. Irl. ma. Pledrtc. masonry NO lob too7413441 Ml 2414 HI. 35 S«vravi1la, N.J. 7IMJQD Makcaan inciucM. lisa. m-tm. Baby warkar. H Infant MM, la. tmail R A R Maintenance. 4M '4/1 7 ni' r-,|irn,)l>". spraying, landscape design and bast otter 94*.-MM. while cape, mtt Passed inspection can. bottom IIIS/Mlr. Rooms, dormers, paiios ft all im- planting 741 71SS. BUNK BED SET — Twlivilia. Cam- sawlna machlM, US. I Mat, It* at. ( .til H\ II4f provement F-inancing can be ar- Asking $1150. 741 4tQ9 NOVA 1974 - 4 dr., 4-Cvl.. P/V fWW DMlt wlln maltntut. nllir, rail. ORGAN - III; glaXir, O akK- EMctrk nuatr. Mvar uiad. In ranged W ai/i or Ml 1114 Ironk bowling gam., till » mon'i CAS LANOSCAPING neater core, good cond. Asking 19/1 PICKUP MOO SUPER CAB — SI H»lpW_nUd Navar mad. I14S. 1» 74*1 C ft M CONSTRUCTION — Frea Frea estimates Call 717-OMt or $1,000 or best offer. */1 1194 *-cyl , auto., 11900. Mal«/Ft ma I* mini. 14 aa. tn-iBH. Call 2*4 13)7 estimates Carpentry, rootingft *l d 2*4 KM ' OLDS REGENCY 1974 - 4 dr , PISH TANK SO-OAL. — Flno«l PINE COFPIE TAIL! - t aM WOODEN PALLETS 1711 -At. mg Call 144-ia/4 loaded 12 WO B LINE CUSTOM TRUCK CAPS — acwlamarrl, Mclu«n MaM. Valutd MM. taMa temp. All am cond tartM llm CM cond II It gack ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/ al IDS. but •ulna las Hum ON lak«t all. MHI0I, ov.i or IIM Mr Ml. I4144tl. MARINE GARDENS ROTOTILLED — With C 1 M r 0m Bennett's Sheet Metal. F-alr Haven *" fM !! * ' * COMPUTER OPERATOR Mill LINE HOME IMPROVE Trov Tiller, early Planning, reason Ml 3*12 or 741 MW, O.E. WASHER - MMad. good CONSTRUCTION Mt NTS - No IOO loo small able Call Carl 143 J9tO or 741 71*0 PARK CHEVROLET Must have recant experience Ex- PINBALL MACHINE — Oottllab. ZENITH - It In. Mack 4 WIMt t cand . I1M or MM oftor Call Mv t ree cshmales 'N **O) lill • p m Sales Leasing Service Parts CAH l-UH PilCKUP — Tovot* posure to Cedo M/78 a Pius sand taad waning cand.. atklnt lit! or contala Vr, aood cand 171. Call Ri *4— 775 1112—Neptune _ uatsun or Luv. $». resume Including references ft tlma. its-iai. MM orhir. Call at-IMI. DUCK Ht PAIRS nraat. O F III HUMAN GARDENS ROTOTILLEO - With Clll 495 1121 salary requirements to: Samcor hulkrirjding ft l-loaling Otnks Trov Tiller, early planning, reason PINTO 1973 — 4 cvl 4 spaed Equipment ft Manufacturing, II Builder ft carpentfr. additions, ai able Call cart Ml 3t» or 741-7140 W HARTLEY SQUIRES AM/hM. 77.000 miles. Many naw CHbVY PICKUP 19*1 —AutO.. Air, Madison St., Kavport, N.J. 07/31, lerahons, lamilv rooms, basements till v P m parts. Can Da seen at Tubbv's Shall, cruise control, cap, 1 bar I, Ilka new, Spectaliiing in the "Country Coloni- Afln.: Ban CarrIno, Or Phone MARINE CONTRACTOR Maple Ave., Htd Bank, saw or best c hevenne/trailer pkgs $4,900. 144-4173. $ 30 al look 111 »rti 229-9277 KUREK LAWN SERVICE — Com offer. Call 741 1921 atter 7 P.M. 74/33*4. plete lawn maintenance ft renova- PLYMOUTH WAGON 1«1 f-OHD 19/4 — 1H, dual wheels, rack AIR CONDITIONING — torn UUCKS AND HULKHtADS - R* HOME IMPROVEMENT tion Hedges ft thaubs trimmed marclal rdriotraKon, hoailna ma- 1 Spring cleanup. Fully Insured body $1100. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 iMMctt Piling installed Nvw float uso t-reehold, 442 11)9 chamc. Cxpanancod only. Full- buili Mdui ivi -t;i Hrmodehng EiperU. Carpentry, SM4479 nma. m-iMl. balf a 4:». House painting. Int E«t. Larga or Call 4M-O3I2 $ small iot>s Marty local rat Free ALOK CHARM COSMETICS — It INCOME estimates Call Alan at *41 4«l LAWN SERVICE (••king raprawniatlvai lo loach FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200" Commercial, residential, reason- tfcln car* & makaup orlmrv Will TAX SERVICE able, reliable, insured John Falvo Reqister Family Ads can sell you' unneeded items JOHN HOESIN& MMIS0 train, call 571 ?«l Intpnor eater tor home repairs quickly Use oui MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- HJJfcMAIfcU IAK SERVICE - Certificate of Occupancy work LAWN MAINTENANCE - Brittain AUTU BODY REPAIR PERSON — umns now under a separate distinctive heading -• Sncrl torrm %i. lono lorm% 110ft U P Landscaping Complete lawn sar- Painting Knowltdo* ot putting panalt on, til- Items onqinating from your household may be sold r-rea estimates vice Rumson Little Silver porwictd only. Call *>»0DM. NA job loo small Shrewsbury Hestdential or com lot up to $200 00 Itormerly $100 00) per article mercial 493-4*91 AUTO MECHANIC — EKDarlancod P| H'IUNAL HUSIMI S*J ft STAIE Price lor each item must be mentioned Hrlurns prppar^d tomplrtvlv H in brake A Iron! «nd Ihop. Tuno-um vrt >n Widdlriown C*ll lor appoint MCMULLfeN CONSTRUCTION CO MILLER LANOSCAPING — Com 4 ganoral rapalrl. MUST HAVE marl) *n liev, Margpry Trovato Mason Contractor Call Tom plele lawn service ft rototllling Res- THE RIQISTER. DAILY/SUNDAY OWN TOOLS. Salary & twnollli. Ml 9044 idenlial ft commercial. ***030f uniforms furnliMd. Contact: MM- dlolown Tiro, 1315 Hwv. JJ. 47V14I4. [AX CONSULTANT With 9 vrs CALL: 542-1700 iiii (irppdrirm Ird^ral. *lalP ft buii ,1'f ( lAi (/INO IN MINOR HOME ROTO TILLING — Trov Silt mi nes* l.t* rpturns Call Hitn.ild TatlJ. iMHHUVtMENTS - Also eip. inchine. Reasonable rates, any sue AUTO MECHANIC — Fully •• Call 542-1700 »' Ml ASONAHI I rool repairs Call Tom wwm garden Call l»arv anytime. 2V* t p*n«nc«4. Acllw* In trada. Mult haw own tool* HouHtalltatlon ft No discount it cancelled before expiration vacation. Modorn thop. 5 davi. App- ly in parton: Harbla'i Aulo Cantor. No changes in copy LlncrMt. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. APRIL 12, 1982 The C5 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadline Includ* Sunday the neit lime you Recitier rates are economical place • Register clanifted ad for and you can charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 1 diyi and we'll Rive you the Mh either Master Charge or Visa TOLL FREE PHONES day free. Now tkat'i a good deal. Sec how easy it Is? Call M hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Betide* you Ret fait results too. a day on 1700 this offer not lor MIDDLETOWN AREA 171-9300 commercial advertisers. M ATA WAN AREA Set-Silt We make it easy to do business with us 542-1700 NONCOMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. 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51 Help WanUd 51 Help Wanted 51 H«lp Wanted 101 Apartments 108 Commercial NUBBIN Rentals MfcLP WANTED - t>*MM .P4MV M LAUNDRY WONDER — M/F MANAGEMENT RED BANK - I - A/C, pefftotv Jevces Vutt SIMP, US Ntw wanted tor general duties In dry I'D BUY YOU THAT TU&4 carpallng. aic location, 14JO utlll- MIDDLETOWN — Route IS ofllce enan M>fin*M Rfl . Llncrolt. Boiwoen CltailMlfl plant Vacation With Pat TRAINEES tlas 74M1M space available, approximately S» WO hour* of • A.M. to I P.M. f * UMJIHB national •roti NEC*LACE you WAWT, • lua CroM Participation, fci- AHAOVAHCB RED BANK - 1 badroom. full httch so ft could be divided, ail utilities ritrfH* not nocotiarv Apply In continually WMnina ntw TWIMK, ZXCSPT I'M Included, Plenty of parking Call Bob HIGH SCHOOL GRADU- person between 1 fc S P.M. Star Drancntl- Wt n—4 man ft OMVOUR an fc bath. EHC location UN. haat inciudgd. Call attar > p m . U4-g4W>. Worncfcg. T4TT000. ATES ndrv. 133 Mvrtto A**., Long to staH tns»M britctm. it VMI ara Branch i RED BANK — vFewns. MfJ par MIDDLETOWN - 1,000 sq ft pro- Valuable ir.inirvfl in many fields. iniarMM tn thit oMertunllv IM can lesslonal office space available tor CHUIMM Miarv * bttwtiu. NO «R flivt you sjarning oMortwnillM Ol »» mo., sacurltv aVrvf traoulrad tn Immediate occupancy Ample park - •oftence iwMid. ira**i available. LAW ENFORCEMENT par day whit* laarnlntj. Call 741-NIJ qulra ^SwtMt . R%d Banli CMIMon-W* Ing Sterling Thompson A At- •• » »em I JOpm (Ml) No eHoerience needed. Will train mani. Equal Oeoartunllv RUMSON - i budroofVi SJ10 par sot laiev Realtor*, too Ml *4i0 7SO-T2M for - you EarnuptoStS.lWforoducoilan month Includes naat. watar A aloe HOMEMAKER&HOME HEALTH In iu*t two veer* High ichot grods . Until Nov. m-MOO MIDDLETOWN - SOD to 1)00 SO tl ANICURIST — Eiparlancad Prime locallon. AIDES — JOin IM FAMILY...at a To arrange interview, call collect: Bui* nail Mlon. fexc opportunity. full, pan lima. .v>d 74-hour duty SEA BRIGHT — Tha Harbour Point Call I homemoker. Talk to us llrsi tor a Ttt 1W rm Jin Motvl, fullv furnlshad luxury apts Army OpworiuMtte* with a plcturasquaj ocaan vtatv, all OLD BRIDGE/MATAWAN AREA rewarding career - not lust a 10b MARKETING TRAINEES — ulllltlas includad In rant Short or — Office space aveliebie Cell with tienbie hours, we otter N.J. LAWN MAINTENANCE ASSIS- Pull/part, local butinast m«n hat long terms walcoma Studios Utl t'V HU or •*} Otm CertltKatlon, continuing education, TANT — r ull-lim*. eip. preferred savtral op«ning>. U n par to Hart. par mo. >-badroom sultas V**S par pew vocations, mileage reimburse After 4, Ml-WI anbli howrt Call i» no;. I to mo No pats. Summtr rantals, Juna, RED BANK — 43 West Front St men I and choice assignments in JO p.m. July. August: Studios S»S par mo 1 The Hamilton Bldg , 300 lo S00 so ft vour area. Car ond talephone a LEGAL SECRETARY - For tedroom sultts $Tt) par mo 14t]Ample ort .lie parking Rental Irom must. Call: Family and Children's tiO par sq ft Call 741 TWO borvne. 222 tlpO or Ml-oHO. modern law ottKa. Mutt have oood MECHANICS 51 Htlp wanted S3 Domestic Help 71 Merchandise 77 Pels and Livestock Ocaan Ava . Saa Bright, N J. typing ft ttano Mint. fc«P Pre- Mult bt willing lo work long houn RED BANK — Professional or bus I ferred Call I4f Jtu EmrmKi not raquirttf Ralocatton For Salt wan, ness suites avelleble from 200 sq ft HOSTtMtVHOSTs — Naodod to REAL ESTATE SALES - We hove HOUSEKEEPER — Thurs Mon, SHREWSBURY ARMS APART •«ve monogram porltes Also look LIFEGUARO - For Condo pool. and two-vaar commttmant. Cradu- Advanced And Beginners and UP Call T41M44, 741 )7H. •Iti undtr U. Call cotltKl 1 positions available lor iKonsod June Sept. Live in, tor cleaning, MENTS — Spacious, attractive I * ' ing tor domonstratort lo assist certified and aiporiancod. ov*r n tatet people Increata your potan- laundry, no cooking. Rumton area DOG TRAINING 1 badroom apartmants offarlng naal RED BANK - Profenlonal office owner, f-or details ptease contact oralarrad. I/IIIM btlwtm UI ii«i < an Darrah Associate., Please reply lo Box C 414. The Daily Daily-Sunday Bayshort Dog Club. 741-aoas & hot water Call Mon.-Sat. f-1. .pat* parking 441*4) M ft..conve- Eteine. Ui J*\I . Armv OpportuMtm LIFEGUARDS —Ocoan. Monmouttt Shrewsbury, 74I-I1M. Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. 0/701 AKC BLACK LAB - Pups, IM ». 7 U2M71 Sanlor cltltan dKcounl lenlly located to downtown. 1U Broad St. 741 Sill or 142 2«» INf-ORMATION — On Alai.han fc County Park System, Rtd Crou REAL ESTATE SALfcS-Ouroffice HOUSECLEANER — i day a woek, REGISTER wks. old. , Oversews amptovmont. Excellent in Certification. For info call MECHANICS ' Ms "room at me too" for 7 full-lime references needed U on hour Call Call MI.. •" lan RED BANK~OFFICE SPACE - 1M» come potontial. Call 312 741 fTW, Oil. 1*, Mon. Frl 102 Hous« For Rent Heavy Eoulpmant •w or eiperienced associates. We between S » P m . U] M0f Classified Ads ALL-BREEO OBEDIENCE — so ft Near trensportatlon t400 + I "1 477* ExeartancatJ Only ottor training, advertising fc a IS Ownor Monditr Atsoclallan. Bagln- utilities Mi-HH year proven success record. Call FAIR HAVEN - 1 badrooms, May JOB INF-ORMATION — DALLAS, LIVE-IN HOUSE KEEPER/ AlOt Full Company Banalitt Ing April U 111 am or 4t>-lH7 — o-dav MMI, »m + troe room A ROOOr Colons ot 741- rMt. Century 21 54 Situations Wanttd as low as aftar a 1st occupancy, month lo month ran RED BANK Prof***lonai of bu*i Houston, Overseas. Alaska, »W.000 (ward Mutt have own transport* EHcalMnt Starting Rata Loien*. Htelioi. f-air Haven tal. Can T41-T4U. nes* suite* available from 200 so ft tp *so,ooo possible MatW-04M, lion. CHI HIJOH Famalt 53 cents and up Call 741 S444. 741-3790 Oept. ion. Phone call refundable. mtt Da willing to work ovtjrlima RIAL ESTATE HOLMDEL par line, per day ANIMAL ACCESSORIES —Pat sup- HAZLET RANCH - 1 twdroomt, Yes. wo are hiring III 11 3 J (based on non commercial allas. bulk taad and laad. Purina living room, dining room, full wall LANDSCAPER — Mutt be able lo DEPENDABLE WOMAN — Wishes chowt. Wavna dog toad. Hwv H A MANAGEMENT Calt 9io m* Why not loin America's NO I IOP 10-dav Insertion) flnplaci. braaiawav. attachad ga 110 Wanted To Rent design fc estimate, as well as run For Intarwww •• Century 31 Ap4l.lv Rlly • BUr to dean your home, apt., or office Thompson Ava.. Laonardo. Iti-aara. rag*, laundry room Vi-acra. Baau crew. Salary negotiable. Send re- Ktitabit, maiure-mindod porton Own trans. Call after j, ;i;-|74S tlful. must saa w*> par mo. Im sum*, in slftcleit confidence, lo PO ntodod to supervise a talat crow ot RN's M/F — Port-lime, tl to 7 shift, For FAST RESULTS ATTENTION DOG OWNERSI — madlata occupancy 144«247 GARAGE SPACE — For 1 or J cars BOM SOl, Motawan, N.J. 07747. high whooi students. Mutt havt a UI MORE PEOPLE EARN 2 or 3 mghls weekly, alternate week EXPERIENCtD MlilHIM — Will Now It tho tlma to protact vour dog Seldom used Red Bank area Call babysit, m her East Keensburg AT LOW COST Irom flaat A tick! with a Zodiac largo car or van and IM available MOREMONEV WITH AVON THAN ends, tor skilled nursing locilltv in a KEANSBURG — 1 badroom ttouta, 1 Robert, 747 0300 LEGAL SECRETARY — Forbaiwfttn 3:30 and 1:30 waakdavt. ANV OTHER OIRECT SELLING freehold area Call tor interview. home 4 S-33*4 collar from: rooms, full bath, unfurnished, 1 mo. maaarn law arrica. MU»I hava oood t:10o.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday Call COMPANY »U between io fct . 431 phone Tankl Alol a Mapla Ava. 747-1440 security No pats Call H7-WI. REGISTER EMPLOYEE - Look I WILL BABY V I - in my Clilfwood Ing tor 1 or ) bedroom apartment In tvpinn a ntno Ulllt. EMP. or. Mr. Lewis. S41-MM. Call now, 4Mt»i. 774-O4JS or home, Mon.-FM. BUNNIES — Mlnl-lops. dwarit. t, l»ff»o Call 74r-M14. tqual Opportunity Emelovtr M/F RN/LPN M/F - 11307 M. port Red Benk. Shrewsbury or Eaton lime. Coll tor appomiment. Mount Call M4 »41 REGISTER Ntw Zaalandt t wkt. old Call town area Starting May t. Call Pleasant Manor Nursing Home, 171 H7I or ni tail ltO-l77« a'ter • p.m • NURSES RN's & LPN's Matewan Sit 4*U lOICommtrclal 108 Commercial CERTIFIED 55 Situations Wanted Classified Ads DOBERMAN PUPS — 1 mala. 1 MIDDLETOWN - Nawlv ranoval- MUMSON AREA — Carriage house. RtnUls NURSE'S AIDES M/P ftmala Rad. All shots MO Call ad, attractive 3 badroom ranch on business couple, no children or ptts, Rentals RN/LPN IM/F) — Coll now for Malt 117-0*54 or 1411171 HOMEMAKERS appointment Want lo work lull or 542-1700 larga corner lot, convanlant to for on or before June 1st occupancy HOUSEKEEPERS & LIVE INS part-timer Flexible hours, m«h POV FREE PUPPIES Khool* 4 but transportation fclo r ill 13M ot S31 ISM Full or part ttm«. naadad for North Tofl-Fraa from Matawan Araa commuter or Ball Labs employe*, 1 Aisionments available lor home ALL AROUND YARD WORK - 4 mala. SMALL APT — Rad Bank araa, tor Monmouth araa High pay. No Ita. care or Staff relief 747-tM4. Around Call lM-tltt or 1 vr laasa. l*M monthly, plus PFtME INDUSTRIAL AREA Call tor mtarviaw at Paoplf Cart. Cutters cleaned, trees cut. gardens 566-8100 utimies fc security Calt GUI Agency imaculate eiderty couple Reevon Trve ctock Care. rolotilled Free estimates U\ tXfi able Cell Mrs Schultt 14) W* 3.500 10 10,500 sq ti 144 8road SI. Rod Bank. SJO im. or TallFroa from MleWatawn Araa IIGANTIC NEW SELECTION -or at »7i ITH. I Rivar Rd.. BrMlla. S« *11 CARPENTRY - Alterations, reno tropical nth lull arrlvad. uilgale loading, private park SALES/LUMBER 671-9300 lonki Alol I Moplo Avo 747 1440 NEW ) ROOMS — Plus bath apt in ing. A/C. heal, sprinklered COASTAL NURbES AIDES — M/F. On call FulMlme. eioertencod. immediate vationt 4 docks Prol. work, reason- private nome. Swimming pool, REAL ESTATE only. Mo u it n, it to r unit* awe rates. WNIM or UO-Hfi FOR SALE Public Iransportaiion. BUILDING jponi ng s. c o moan v oene . us. DESKI. PILES - TaMai. chalrt,, LARGE GRAY PONY — Baautltul acres Baautltul selling, t4«S a mo Application* balna accaolM. Kmarv MESSENOER/CHAUFFEURINb disposition. Succatlfullv thown Call 4*1 Hit RED BANK Manor Numng Hama, Rt. M. PERGAMENT todlna m*chln«». typawrltari. of- attar I. Itl414t. KDIMK — Or light delivery work anywhere tka aaulpmant. «tc. at baroaln NEW MONMOUTH — _ Now under construction in stale Very dependable in "II 2.500 SO FT OF OFFICE Hwy. 31 fcPool e Ave.. Haiktt arlcar Naw or utad AA C DISK REGISTERED PALOMINO OELO- \Vi baths, |4» plus utilities, 131 Houses For Sale at the entrance to Red OUTLET, im Rl II, oakhurit ING — 11.1. English a Wast. month's tacurltv. t yr laasa. Refer SPACE Wrlh heal included SALES YOUNG MAN — 23, SOfks lull llrhe Bank, 4 slory, glass employment in restaurant Call Haollhv Jumpi. .howl !4IO4tl ences required Immediate occupan private parking, vefy reason- NURSE M/F RN mmi . iv 71? 11M 1' i% FINANCING — Available 10 elevalor. 100 parking UII'JJ. DINING ROOM SET — MMItar qualified buver on this ne-l newlv able Large central reception spaces Occupancy Au- 7-3 full lima, ravlsad pay tcaia and ranaan. ublo. 4 chalrt. hutch Good W Bicycles/ RED BANK - Central. 1 bedrooms. ecorated, move-in condition home' area, good traffic flow. Indi gust 1. 700 lo 10.000 t». banatlt packa«t Only Ihota Wo ara sacking a htahly molivaled 57 Day Cart/Nursorv COM MOO call uimn 2 bath. Suitable for small family. 1 bedrooms, ] full, tiled baths, 2-car victual offices can be re inlcrtttad in providing ax car* and individual who win become *n inv Mini Bikes couples, professional office. IM0 oarage, central air. beautiful iraad, square feet available working in plaaunt turroundingi port am part ol our orgamiallon For School DINING DOOM - Manoaanv plus utilities, sacurltv fc references •padou, lol! Perleti molher-daugh divided Air conditioning For details: ntad appiV. 9-4. Mon.-FM., Molmoai ovor thirty-live years wa havt pro- TabK. 34x14. + IS In. Maf 4 chain 71,-It 17 Of 741 1111. er set UP W WO APPLEBROOK equipment on premises Convalavant Cantor. IM Hwv M, vidod top quality products lo the 41 In buffal ll» Call I4MIH It77 MOTOBECANE MOPED - AGENCY, INC.. Realtors. Me-MU 747-5586 Naadt tuna up. IM0 Call Pat, SHREWSBURY - i badrooms. 1 ". Hoimdti Wt-4300. industrial maintenance and auiomo- CHILD CARE - Arts 4 t raits To live trades. be held on Mondays. Wednesday* 4 tli-itti. baths. IMO per month Lease, sacur A HIDEAWAY) — Surrounded bv 747-1100 FIREWOOD llv, fc references Call after a. mature Irees and landscaping on t Fridays starling April ttth Irom Mlaat hordwoodi NEGItlNA MOPED — "to Llka 11 N to 1 30 Ii 00 * day Limited 4MI M« _____^.^^_ >ate acres in the heart of We require a lol ot hard work, per naw 400 mllot Black A chroma nson Ideal 'for the "Green NURSE M/F RN tonal commitment, pertinence, and number of children accepted Please 1410 Call MI-4S41 IWIN LI&HT5/HIGMLAND MILLS FIREWOOD - Charrv a Oak. won Thumb" person - (I has a working dedication, along with proven tales call 747-OUI or 041-Olel tor more - Small 1 bedroom Coitaga. Milslde Greenhouse 1 bedrooms Den Fire M, tull-timt. US par day 4 bantlitt ability, m return, we would otter information Matonad ocean view, a-tra lot tor boat. RV, place Unique end easy to maintain MAKE IT YOURSELF rtauirtd by law. Ontv lho«a m salary plus Commissions and Car Call m ill! 11 Sports Equlpmajnl etc All utilities Included, laasa. |4f). Reduced to (is*.SOD lartiltd tn providing IRC car* and allowance (here are alto evceiMnt till! t*M4ttl. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors working In plaaianl iurround.no, oooornitles for personal growth GERANIUMS — M cants Flawar t naad apply » *• Men-Frl.. HMmdai within the company, write to: Mr. vaaatabta plants at taw prlcas. SEARS UNIVERSAL - Wtlahl "Independently Owned" (.onvaktcant Lantar. IN Hwy 34, Danis Speilman Mlka's Graanhautat. Ml Short bancn t accastarlas Plus 171 lbs of 103 RtnUlsToShart 111 River Rd Fair Haven. 741 74o» Bivd . Kaansbura. 717 UM. walohtt with Dart l)» CallMI47ia Nationwide call toll free 1-M0-MS-H10. Elt GW SO&METAL PRODUCTS INC. ' 41 Business GUITAR A AMP — 1*74 Gibson SG aftar i p.m. NURSES RN-LPN M/F — Full time East Tioga St. walnut. 1 Dlmarikvs Ptavt and f EMALE - Oasperalelv needs e 2 or part-time, 11-7 shift al Freehold Philadelphia. Pa. Iti34 Opportunities bedroom house or apt lo share with ABERDEEN Conva Center. Alternate weekends. look* fantastic with nardihall cast. M MtrchindlM same Reesonable eHPanses Call IH.W Airy, Lacy. Easy! Call tor appointment. 431 SW0 1400 Alto Sunn Data Itad amp. lOOw 4fS-viM after 1pm Jutt reduced at sacrifice to owner 408 DISTRIBUTORS4 REPS —Person with two 12" tpaakart. Ilko naw. Wanttd Beetlful Ranch on 200' deep proper PAIO-ON-THE-JOB SALES al Development Plan - Develop buti MOO call amr PERSON TOSHARE -Largehome tv, gas heat, central air. wood ness on PART TIME basis Others In HoJmdel Reply to P O Boa 123.burning slove. 1 bedrooms, family TRAINING nave done so and are now earning GUITAR — Fandar Muttana. siso. ALL LIONEL TRAINS Hoimdel. N.J Win om A templing value Call No experience required Age 17-2J NEW COM S4 000 SS.OOQ Per month. Call MI U4* with nard than cisa. Or Flvar. Top cash appraisal Call Mon wed , f a.m.- 1:90 p.m or 747-0100. Call in iw r»Htl PROFESSIONAL - Mlddletown 12011 7SO-WO0 tor OfffH. area Room In unique historic sel- THE BERG AGENCY. INC EXCITING GO GO BAR IBM TYPEWRITERS ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought for ling Nonsmoking I month's secur PANY Showing 1300.000gross, near college, RENTAL $27-128 par mo. lop cash. Mary Jana Roowvtll An llv 1710721. he«p Irving) PANTRY PERSON loads of parking, nght food 4 enter Rant with option to buy arl-OUr tlQuas, 10* Easl Hlvt- fld . Rumson BERG lainment All for tM.000 down, Fi- 141-lift Mambar Appralsars As- TWO BEDROOM HOUSE — Over- MUST BE EXPERIENCED fc fc moling new electronic ago product nancing lo qualified KING-SIZE IEOIOOMSEI Tn social.wvol Amarka. looking bav Must like animals tn Don't spend a fortune, crochet ABLE TO PREPARE ALL neodi direct salespeople, men or GAG REALTORS MI 7000 pla drasstr. daubla mlrrort. per week w* «w ARMSTRONGS EXCLUSIVE - 1 women. |l,M» per woek commission armalra. 1 nlaht labial, boakcasa this party charmer quickly, easily ORESSINGS fc DO PREP potential Product soils itselfi Op ANTIQUES WANTED This spacious Colonial offers a Soc WORK NfcCbiSAHY FOR THE START A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS haadboard. mattrass a bo* springs. Fuajnllura. paintings, ttronits. ond floor suite, complete with hitch Satin ribbon laced through open portunillet for advancement to Field AT HOME — Full or part lime Free Atcond Thomasvllla Askln»U*» 104 Winter Rentals OPERATION OF A TOP; Manager, excellent training wlcftar, small lltms. aslalas Coppar en. plus den. deck, basemen), forme) mesh creates a hifh-waist effect NOTLH PANTRY DEPART- training. No investment 741410a be TV out living fc dining room, fireplace fc twggn 12 4 o m Kaitla Anttquat. 1S1 Monmouth Rd , Note sweet sqyire neck, puff MENT IN A BUSY FIRST OiHWit, U1-1W NORTH LONG BRANCH - De- absolutely great location In a friend CLASS EXCLUSIVE CON- KITCHEN CABINETS — Wall ovan signer-decorated. 1-bedroom en- ly neighborhood Little Silver sleeves Pattern 408 directions, TINENTAL RESTAURANT Join us lor coffee Thursday. April >}, 1 novtioD Asklna woo Call ANTIQUE DOLLS - TOYS, tllvar. acutlve suites Panoramic ocean 1110000 E A ARMSTRONG A&EN 7:30 P.m. at Tha Monday Inn, Rta I, 43 Monov to Loan Ut-1444. use double strand bedspread OPEN YEAR ROUND Bold, howsa tonlants. H(gh prlcas views, meld service, color TV, laun- CY. Realtor. SSS Prospect Ave.. in North Brunswick on tha ground paid M1W4 or 4T1 44T4. dromat and restaurant on premises le Sliver, 741 4SO0 cotton; Sites 2,4, (.included. floor Learn all about this emanhg MINK STOLE Call MZHOO tor ointm A BETTER DEAL Claanad I alaitd. «M0 ANTTQUEI - GATEWAY AN All utilities Included product with truly unlimited BEACHCOMBER til4** ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Owner tales potential! Cash/Even stop r-oreclosure Call Ml-OtM TiQUES. Rt. J* and Hom«sia«d will hold mortgage tor I yrs wvv- •00 44M0M PART-TIME — M/F, work Irom PAN AM COUPON — ttOO. Ply 2 tor Ava , Laonardo. »H)» SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms fc For qualified buyer Mini condition lurmined epartments Meld service, 2 bedroom possible 3 bedroom. } $2.25 lot each pattern Add noma on icltphont program, aarn UP AAA ACTION CALL FOR VfcTfcN I ta Australia. Chlla. Ouatamala. DON'T HAVE THAT SALE lo Hi lo \ »oo par waak daptnding on POWER DISC Of- NEW JERSEY ANS India. Ktnva. Maalco. Naw Zaaland. Cash; high prlcas for vour small TV. uillltles Included In our low bethi. gas heal budget of 114 00 per JOt each pattern lor postal* uma availabla 747 AMI or 774-lfit winter rates. Available bv day, week month Behrt, Realtor, 17^ 1*00 SEcTRtTAHY/BUSINEU MCR. - HOTLINE SODm-aW Putrto Rico. Slnaapora. Thailand. flaraga sala mm*, plus antiques, Brings 74 hr results U V Govern or around tha world ;<7 tlOO Itwtlrv. conttnls of basamants. al or month No tease no security and handhni Sens' It: PART-TIME — For how««work 4 For busy doctor's office. Duties in- TRADE WINDS MOTEl Ml 111' EXECUTIVE AREA clarica) work. Prattr ratirc* cludes typing, dictaphone, billing, ment homeowner loons. Pay off Iks. alt Call It* M.I aftar ipm Custom built 2 yrs old acre *, * bills, gat cash, stop foreclosure, us A 711 MM. insurance, heavy patient contact. PIANOS ORGANS Guv Johnson n center hall Colonial 3,tOO sq tl Maturity 4 eapertence a mutt. any reason No credit refused Also MOST MAJOOR -BRANDS Gas heat, central air. basement, helping non-vets. Buv A Buys 105 Summer RtnUlt PART-TIME — I alt altir Please send complete resume to WAREHOUSE PRICES Singla Items to antlra housahalds garage, gourmet kitchen Walk to LlMl WkMitT noon«/*vanlnai. Work from home Box C 437. The Dally Readier. Antigua furniture), ,S*t*lrv, tllwtr HILTON HEAD VILLA — Onschool*, shopping, transportation car nacastary SuparvtM and advlM Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 . FREEHOLD MUSIC immadlata cash J43-4W. Palmetto Dunes net 1 badroom, 3 Minutes Irom parkway or Ireln a group ot nawtpapar carrlari in bath, access to pool, beach, golf fc 117S.00Q Principals only SXfHinr Ma la wan araa. Hour I SWITCHBOARD CENTER OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chi- tennis Available et owners weakly 471 1004 waga/incanliva bomu/mllaaea • RT a (ivi mllti north o< clrctal na, glasswara, art oblacts and brlc rata. Call t" *T» altar 1 p.m. towanca Idaal tor houwwlva*, ttu OPERATOR a-brac. immadtata cash for any GLORIA NILSON Tka Dally HatUtar dtnti or any partont availabla dur ON t AL L Merchandlit For (201) 462-4730 Ihlng and tvarythlng Bustll's. 2JE. PENNSYLVANIA POCONOS — Realtor* ing tnt raouirad hours. Front SI • Rad Banh 74.-ia»3 Chaiel, sleeps tl, TV, fireplace, Hwv JS. Shrtwtburv Ml 4OOT ttavsnore community Hospital has Salt MONTHLY RENTALS FROM 17 >0 dishwasher, boat fcfishin g uis per an on tan position available lor OHP weofc 471-3071 HANDYMAN SFff IAL - Seven Call MI Paula NMI. f4]-4000. tor operator Dimension exp preferred PIANO! — ORGANS PIANO WANTED oomthree bedroom house (shell) tat Ml, 0M CMMS Sla. Dm I NEW VAN SEATS — Brown twood, All Mutlcal Suocllot and Sarvlcat mofi information it interested, please call Mrt Anv condition «J Hit POCONO OELUXE CHALET — 4 >n double lot. Hi.000 Worth 4S to SO Yarn, RT 11113. Prill NSM, Hvnes. H4-7M0. felt. »3. 1 custom made pleilglan tabte Call TUSTIHG PIANO CO. bedrooms. 1 baths, large fireplace, inished Port Monmouth Write to Tha Daily 4 Sunday Ragiltar nMM or 4fi 27w ask for Jot RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT J 7 P •• ^ Our fftfi Yaar Indooroutdoor pool, tennis courts. 3o« V4M, The Daily Register MffHI, f, n H. Equal Opportunity Emplovtf M/F TECHNICAL TRAINEES Atbury Park ns-0U4 WANTED — Naad cofnplatt kltthan clubhouse, horseback riding, etc Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Upemngs In many Meida High OpanS tot 4 furnishings For stafood raslau- For reservations and Information 3 fiee Patterns inside III] PART/FULL TIME — World 8 school graduates tuceiient salary 3 LINES ranl l> rouwga. H4-H»T HAZLET - 4 bedroom, 2 bath ••saecrafl CJWH WO Knit. ii now hiring tor part or full lima 4 beneiftt No eiporlence needed RAILROAD TIES — Naw. craesetad mini cond Ranch Fenced verd talat work. As a rat*rt**fltalivr vou i.t.t UK LandKapad IMS <-t«« TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Crochet. Embroider patterns Call Mon Wed f a.m. iMpm l»ll 5 DAYS garage Mid IM S JOOSTEN fc can tarn our Ml of World Book. 'M-Vm tor *PP1 _^_____ 11.41 Pratsura traatad t«t«s sa.ta. DOLLARS - Convart OM Jawalrv to 104 Furnished Rooms Mif. Broker, 741 "i. Jackets, dolls, quilts, more! SI 5T Childcrart, die lunar y. Cyclo-laach too!]]•"> Candallyar Cash DON PON?. JEWELEHSWIH •r rtadmg raadintu program plus I HE HOHOUOM Or- I-AIH HAVEN $3.30 Buv from prlvala ownars and as IIA/ll I tanarai lommitiwi No •«» nacot- — It accepting applications lor an Ih. Inlilv FAMILY tn llnflt REDWOOD PICNIC TABLE AND lain ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE ABERDEEN — Room tor rgnt. SPRINGTIME SPECIAL tarv Call 1N-744*. in JW*. M7-10H. employee in the Public Workt t>e lion PUMtrtl CMC Mil VWf un BENCHES - U0 Baakcata. SM PAIRED AND JEWlLRV DE Close lo all tr exportation fc shop- Sellers will assist qualified buver Wit IIM. Ml«Jtf partment. Ail applications must be nurlid lltmi tor vmi awfcfclv. Drassar no Grill, in Catfaa laMa SIGNED 7tf Nlvar Rd.. Fair ping Kitchen fcleundr v room prlvl llh capital to acquire mortgeot on and I and taatas. UC HI rm submitted by 4 p m April i». 1*11 •MrtMndlM IW Ut ONLV Havan. N.J Ut-*W- legos U«S a mo Sao-lW. beautiful MINT home 4 bedroom*, PART-TIME — E«P. ••''•For lurthar information. tonUct the OrltlMtlrw fram MuMtiMd. no* #• REPRIOERATORPREEZER - amllv room, gas heal, woodburnlno tarv/lvpitt. flaaWHi hrt. AtlanlK underttgned at r« River Road, Fair WANTED 40 M •«ttn.lon laddar CLIFF WOOD — Prlvala entrance, stove, large eupended kitchen tmtim • MM rKka •« woo »•' G E . whlta. daublt daar. 11J cu. ft.. W f1 4 J reasonable rent, mon only In bock 11-rtOC Cell 7MI2OO Htghl.ndt oHK*. lti-t4H. Haven. The Borough is an Eouei « a Ma Opportunity fcmployer PRICE MUIT al MSNTIONID of Clltfwood Farm Market Inquire THE BERG AGENCY. \n< Smooth, Smooth! Printed Pattern PART-TIME AFTERNOONS Roy W Nelson lach aWHIWUI "'••• I'M. No d» REFRIOERATOR.FREEZER - Apt. 10 li>» Rtgitltr it accapting applxa thorough Admimttrator t.om tor a routa in tha swotlbriai count If CtAC«M fetfar* •iplroltoo G E . whlta. daublt doer, ill cu. ft.. REAL ESTATE DEAL AREA - Nice single fc double No chantM in can roomi with kitchen fc separate en jaxttofl of Hotmdai Thtt n an tdaai TRAVEL AGENT — SABRE ex HIM wrrwIMrw lo Mlt PMnt , RENTALS BERG parttima tncoma tor a totnarstr. pgrience preferred. ma ROTTED HORSE MANURE — Da- trance Near college Reasonable , . _ ..» ^ a— i,at if asArdflasaVi Celt SII1W3 mgh Khooli iludant. homamaktr or Capable et carrying hoavy w 1I VBJr arv 111 T*"*' *#ajr SJBWI. ta«tor citiian. For mora miwrni load Jfi 3S3*. Call 741HBJ 101 Apartments HAZLET — New 4 bedroom Coloni- lion, pi»av« call MI mo 542-1700 KEYPORT — ideal room, rofrle- als, i' i baths, 2-car garage, den with SWIM POOLS - Olllrlbutor mutt erator. share bath, no kitchen prlvl Ireplece. Andervon window* Carlo PART-TIME WAITERS/WAITRESSES THE DAILY ditpoto of brand naw on around 11' ATLANTIC MIOMLANOS Capri legos Businesswoman preferred Construction Co . 717 3S00 AFTERNOONS CAPTAINS M/F lana) pool! with HUM tundacki, safa Apartmants. East Avanua. I 1 1 References »h» a mo '34-4414 Other model* available IV fanclna, high rata niton, IsaMars, tedrooms availabla Ranlai otflca, MIDDLETOWN — lovely large REGISTER aU Asking WS COMPLETELY IN- Apt 44, or call Wl-Qttt* furnished room for rent. |30 Per HOLMDEL Tho Rtgtitar is accaMlng aoplKa- CONTINENTAL RESTAU- STALLED. Financing avallgbta. EDWARD W COLLINS AGENCY tions lor dalivary routas in Long RANT. TASLCSIDE SERVICE CLASSIFIED ADS HAZLET - 7 affkatxv apt*, fully week Working man prefered. Call ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY Ewnrthini's smooth here, tram Call NEIL Ml-lraa. 1004484)11 attar e;K weokdavs T0M174. branch. Wait Long Branch and EXPERIENCE ABSOLUTELY 1 DOOM APT. (All - CMIHH TV Eat. lot furnlsltad, UOOPtr ma., - v«ar inu RELIABILITY shaped neckline and shoulders Ocaan Township. NECEUARY. •M liana Manv man ll.mi Call t rsfartneas. Call Carol. 10 a.m.-4 RED BANK — Furnished room, sit- •44-4144 loMI tor: VEAR-WOUND/PULL-TIMC. fo the hem Simple sewint simply aiMMi TABLE PADS p.m., 4W-WS1, ting room fc kitchen privileges in quire 43 Peters Place. Red Bank KEANSBURG - 1 bedroom house. the smartest daytime took in all •Homamakars Call M1-7M0 for appointment * I IWIMMINO POOL aUVI Custom maoo la lit your dining KEANSBURG - Madgrn 1- bOMment. fenced yard, Icar ga labM. vinyl lap. fall bottom, all cal- badroom, full Ilia bath. «2i par mo. one or too colon. Send now! LIMITED TIME ONLYI rage IM.000 Call 7I7-OS44. after 4 •Anvona sacking an flRlra incama •la. naw. wf|.avar IW family -Mia ort Ordor now far holiday* Call 4> utllltlts 4 sacurltv S Ocaanvlvw 10t Commercial p.m Printed Pattern 9095 Misses barn protitt and lipt. car allowance WANTED — 17 overweight people pood which IKIifOa dKk». faiK*. 111 MM . Ava.. Apt >. Call 3M-4SM. ftof p.m. for new program, tremendous fi LOCUST — 2 or J bedroom Ranch, 2 Sizes t. 10.12.14. 16, 18 Sue whara appiKaeta. flltar antf warranty far anlv ftfTI TOP SOIL FARM LAND - Any Rentals full baths. 7 fireplaces with Heet For mort information, call Mr. nancial opportunity available. Call ruiiv inttaltari. Plnanclna arranfMd. amount dallvarad. KEANSBURG — JVtroom apt., 12 (bust 34) takes 1* yards »71-0UI aflef S:M P.m. oletors. over-site 2-car garage, full Naiisan. MI-«MO Pint com*, first tarva. Call Dava at Call H4-1170. prlvala antranca, offstrpti pprklng. 100 SO FT OFFICE - Route 11. nlshed basement. Hot an acre, fish 60 inch fabric WHEEL ALIGNMENT — Brake «OM4MI1I. modarn hltchan. til* bath Laasa A Mlddletown, Whelan Really build- kojual Oooortunitv Emptoyar M/P. TOP SOIL — Or Humus, claan 7 sacurltv. U00 Ptr mo Call 7l7-»» om backyard In summer, Ice skate sorvKO. Experienced ADDITIONAL OIKOUNT — Llm- yrds . for »100 Ing, 117* per month, all utilities urlng winter Musi sell, will nego- PCRMANtNT PART-TIME SEC Rod Bank Tiro. 747-3404 Itad tlma only. Bia. naw. 11 ft. 1W1 Oallvarad. S44-1IW. K EANSBURC — 4 room aoarimont, Included Wheg f. can fl t bath fc SO sq ft filing room 741-0*30. Koansburo. Dally 14 p.m.; Sat. t-S Carpeted, panelled, enc location etc.. etc I In Oak Hill and priced PIZZA DRIVER — Mud Mva owe ^55 76 Auction Salt* tral air condllronlng Excadant loca right el U17.9OO APPLEBROOK car. Apply tn person after 4. Rod p.m. tlon 7i»»s? or w-eaw AGENCY,JMC1 Realtors, eTI 7JO0 Bank Pitta, IS N. Bridge Ave.. Rod 93 DomMtlC Help BOXES . CORRUGATED Just off Rl. 1) oft Kings Htgftwav LEONARDO — Light Industrial Bank, 741-HW _^__ Far Moving a Staraaa. and for In AUCTION — Evarv Tuat. & Thurt, Easl (warning dlstanca to Foodtown workshop fOO sq ft Ample electric HOMEMAKER/COMPANION - duslry. A campMla Una at packaalna 710 p.m. lit South St., Froahold. Shopping Ctnttr) Parking Office Toilet No auto or "NEW HOMES" PRE&SPEHSON — For A. B. Dick CALL i/i-OWl II JdaHv auto body Call WI-H71, t-S Whit shall t »ur? find Ih« MO or Muin-il», light e»p pre Experienced, for »n elderly women. suavllas. 441 4t;l or 74f-4a*a N.J. Public Invltlod, Iraa admlttlon MIDDLETOWN — 145, • 00 J t Passive, cheerful Aitiheimer pa- COL. BOB RANDOLPH. Auc- Dedrooms. full basement, formal terred. Full lime, benefit* included llonaor. 411 I7M or MJaltt LINCROFT OFFICE SPACE - lining room. 2-car garage, ges heet answer* m our NEW SPRING- 9095 Submit resume or qualifications to tient. S-dav woek. Occasional over ELECTRICAL FLOOR BOX — I1A. IHV, non adluttabla. LIU I4>. navar Newman Springs Rd »S0 so. fl., air. jrvd aluminum siding SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG. Press Operator. BOH 32S, Rumson, night stay required. Experience pre MODEEN APARTMENT - Naar wall-to-wall carpet, ample Barking ACADEMY AGENCY^ 73f 72T2 Sm, SM«, swe-tihe Mhantife N.J. OfrM. INCH * lorred 4 references Good salary. mad sta. m-itn. 77 Ptts And Llvtstoctt transportation Bast tlma la car' Call T47-4N1 Reply to Box L449. The Dally Reg- FENCING DISTRIBUTOR — Mat bafora noon 4fjV04H. ol FrN Pittwn Coupon. Ow ister, Shrewsbury, NJ, 07701. turpftn a) aroan ylnyl clad chain Ml DOLETOWN — Now professtonal 1 KITTENS ONE BEDROOM — HfH, no* walar offices tor rent. Tho Now M«nmouth More Classified 100 styles. Cat**. $1 50 N/LPN im/tl — Evenings 4 HOUSEKEEPER AIDE — e days. link fanclna at » conti a aa. ft wT.tv 4-11 and %U. Frot, * «*

131 Houses For Sale 111 Boats And 227 Highlands 143 Shrewsbury Township Accessories WHEREAS, tha Trust*, Ell* MIDDLETOWN L. Schneider, EM., has agreed t BEACON HILL AREA accept till* to said land In order to agreement entitled, "Agreement I* 4-bcdrwMn horn* on wooded lot and » FT WELLCRAFT — ml, In- effectuate said maintenance, pret- Modify interlocal SefvkM Afjrw- quid cul d* sac in vlclnltvjpf board/outboard, US n p ervatlon and nablination of tha ment Dated 11-3041 for th* Purpo** 1190,000 hom*t. Owrwn iKriflcina MirCrulu. U.000 Call 1414411 sloe* and bluff and hat furth of Inserting a DeterIptkjn at Ac at Ihlt or lea Brick tlrvplaca, ctnlral agreed to indemnify and ta< twines for Ut* Eighth. Ninth and •if >-car tirMt, formal din Ino. IS' PACEMAKER — Twin Kraw. harmless the Borough, pursuant _ Tenth Year Monmouth County Com room. Owner % analout GREAT VHF. IB. FB. haat and ilr. Me.an agreement between the Trustee munllv Development Black Gran VALUE. Itf.m Call 1444100 HMO III IMS, m J>»1 the Borough and the County of Mon Program," a copy of which It an III* THE BERG AGENCY. INC mouth, and In th* municipal clerk's office, be CHOICE SLIPS - AyallaDIa Com executed bv the Mayor and Munkl Plata marina familial Sandy Hook WH E R E AS. the Borough hat de pal cierk in accordance with tha Hay Marina. Highland!. N J lermlned that said lard, ara net BERG needed for public UM and It Is In Ihe provisions of law; and in- use best Interest! of the Borough lo con BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED 140 HP JOHNSON OUTBOARD vey said lands to the Trustee thai this Ordinance shall lake effec I'll — IK. cond ll.MO or Mil NOWTHEREFORE.BE IT OR Immediately upon Itt *nactm*nt. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - WavtlcM PUBLIC NOTICI woods I Long Vl*w Villas* Ntw offer, m-1743. DAINED as follows: SECTION V Those lands and Th* loregoing ordinance wat In- homai Irom iui.000 U'/i% mort LENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan troduced and passed on th* firs 91W No point*, 00 <#•» Ui-OSOS premises known as Lot 4 In Block 10 Bay boating In out banning urvka on the Tan Map of the Borough of reading al a regular mootlna held on OCEANPORT for oowar and sail boatt. IS to 3a' Highlands shall ba conveyed to the March 3rd, INI. Colonial. '1 «cr» lra*d lot I car ga UMd boat lalas 7IMIM Trustt*. Ellas L Schneider, EM. Public Hearing wat on April rth '•0« Family room with flraplaca OIL SECTION 2. The Mayor and tha mi, at which Township Committee Tnarmopana * inflow t. wall-to-wall. »l BIA Certified. UttS/caM Boat Borough Clerk are aulhorlied to en Of Shrewsbury Township, NJ »0'i% K-vr. Mortgage Available Howl*, Acute Ihe Deed of Trust to ul a dooied live ordinance. OF v*r No-lnttrvit Mortals* Sea Bright All H1«h. Trustee. Anna C. Swltek imMim.MO •41-2111 WI-H71 SECTION 1. This ordinance Clerk CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO. •hall take effect Immediately upon Shrewsbury Township, N.J April tl tie M H73JOO _] its passage, approval and publka so I BIA Cortltlod III tveata Boat lion as provided bv law. OCEANPORT Offered Mr. Wilton AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE Colonial. '•)-•< r« Irtvd lot J car ga- Seconded - Mrs. James THI CRIATION of A MAID OP ragt Family room with llraplac* Ayes All RICRIATION COMMISSIOMIRS Thcrmoparw window*, wall-to-wall. April II S20.70 FOR THI TOWNSHIP OP I0'i% 30 -r Mortgage Available SAILBOAT — 11 ft flbarglaii SHREWSBURY. COUNTY OP Or s v. No-lnttrtst Mortgao* SIOOO IK. COTld II.NO firm MONMOUTH, STATI OP NIW HOTICI JIRSIY. STATUTI «•: it-1. imMo 747-7341 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO that the following ordinance wat In BE IT ORDAINED Bv th* nMseo troduced and pasted on first reading Township Committee of th* Town- SAILS AWEIGH ship of Shrewsbury, County of Mon- RED BANK - Re modeled !• New Jersey's only at the regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of High moulh and Slat* of New Jersey, at bedroom Cape Cod. HUNTER Dealer Don. Itving lands held Wednesday, April 7, 1H2 follows: room, garage, fii ll.tlKl •iii' base Sailboat Specialists and was laid over for a second read SECTION I: There is hereby ment, t , oaths 75 prt-owned. new mmm m>i» urry Ul.i100 741-M74 Ing, public hearing and final con- created a Board of Recreation Com FAMILY DAY — Congregants of St. James Roman Catholic Church, Red after i em boats on display sideration at a regular meeting, of mil,loners for Shrewsbury Toy COMING OUT — All dressed In her new outfit, •07 Mentoioklng Rd , Brick Town said body to be held on April 20, iff] ship which Board shall be known RUMtON 1 (301) 47F-32JJ Bank, leave Easter morning services there. Hundreds of Christians filled Ka'thy Weitner, 3, Is shown on Easter Sunday In " RUMSON WATER FRONT at 1:00 P.M. In the Council Cham the Shrewsbury Township Board of area churches and attended early sunrise services on an Easter that had Trees 1 w*ttr> What a combination bers. Municipal Building, 171 Bay Recreation Commissioners. Red Bank. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spacious 3-bedroom ranch In a 154 Recreational Avenue, Hlghlandt. New Jersey, a SECTION II: Th* M«yor thai nicer weather than had been expected. private wooded letting 1 fireplaces, which time a public hearing will ba appoint not less than three cttlitnl Gary Weitner of Little Silver. deep water Bulk headed. We think Vehicles held upon the tame and all person! and residents of Shrewsbury Town- it's the bett value In Rumton will be given an opportunity to be ship at members of th* Shrewsbury heard iin.000 Township Board of Recreation Com MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT mltllonert. The commissioners firs LITTLE SILVER REALTY Catherine McGowan Check our unbeatable appointed shell be appointed tor Borough Clerk Realtor 741-Ot9O low r»\n and compare. 1W-O472 terms of On*, Two and Three yean UNION BEACH ORDINANCE #0-12 4 respectively, In such a manner tha SACRIFICE — If 75 PltMlfldtf, Apr. 13 U 00 Throngs at churches, boardwalks, th* term of at least on* com MINT trailer, w. sleeps », A i cond. 1974 mlsslonvr and not more than two Chevy Suburban, 4-wneel drive, to 236 Mlddl.town commissioner* shall ever expire In 4 bedroom home with den or oos pull It Call after 6 p.m., Mi-am stole Sth bedroom In excellent resi- any on* war. Thereafter, all ap- dential area convenient to tverv- PUBLIC NOTICI pointmentt shall be tor th* term o Th* Planning Board of Mid three years and any vacancies thai ihinu Ges heat 1 charming wood SPECIAL dietown Township took the following burning stove Owner! willing to be filled for the unexplred term only loo NOTICES action at their meeting of April 7 The memberi shall serve Until their restaurants on a bright Easter cooperate with qualified buyers on IfM respective successors ark appointed financing US.MX) Call 244-1200. Approved — Final major THE BERG AGENCY, INC 210 Lost* Found dlvitl By DAN BREEN known as a family restaurant." The Hope Lutheran Church, Freehold, had for On* River Corp Block 3U. lots SECTION Ml: Th* members of Sunrise services were held on Mt. Mitchlll a similar service at Turkey Swamp Park, i oi, 1.02, i 03. 1.04, 1.0S and 2.0 th* Board of Recreation Com BERG Newman Sprlngt Road mlsslon*rt shall receive no com- Hundreds awoke to greet Ihe sun by In Atlantic Highlands, which overlooks Sandy though it started a bit after sunrise at 6:30. FREE FOUND ADS Approved — Minor subdivision pensation tor their serwkei and variances for Gregory am seashore and lakeshore yesterday at Easter Hook Bay, on Sandy Hook itself, and by lake After attending church services, many Vs a public service lo our SECTION IV The Board of Rec 132 Condominiums Margaret Schilling for premises lo reatlon Commissioners shall be gov- sunrise services throughout the county, while side In Turkey Swamp Park. area residents flocked to amusement areas eaders. The Dally Reg- ceted at lots 11 4 13, block 471, Red erned bv the provisions of New Jei ster wljl offer a FREE Coach Lane sev Statute 40:12-1 to40:114. others flocked to the opening day of business Organized through the National Parks at Keansburg and Long Branch, which dusted Town Houses Approved — Minor subdivision SECTION V: This ordinance ine-dav ad (3-llnesonlv) to and variance and w*lv*r of design shell become effective Immediately at boardwalks In Keansburg and bong Ministry program, the service on the beach off their spinning wheels and oiled their A BETTER LIFESTYLE. invone finding a lost pet or criteria for John M. Plilsburv pre- upon adoption and publication ac Branch. at Sandy Hook was attended by more than 200 roller coasters to begin yet another season. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE mises located at lots I and * 01. block cording to law. irtlcle. 11. MlddielownLlncrofl Road. State police reported traffic on the roads members of at least five area congregations, Rentals 1 Resale. PUBLIC NOTICI Al Reid, co-owner of the Keansburg CENTURY it COZENS, Realtor :all the Action Line today Dorothy O'Shaughn*ssv Th* foregoing ordinance was In- as heavy last night as motorists traveled including the First Baptist Church of Red 741 7^4 54M700 Acting Secretary troduced and patted on th* first Amusement Park, said yesterday the park April 12 U 30 reading al a regular meeting of the home after spending a mostly pleasant Bank and churches in Sea Bright, Long A BADGE OF DISTINCTION'" LOST — Black lab. mala In Townthlp of Shrewsbury Committee there will be "bigger and better than ever." held on March 3rd, 1M2, Public Easter Sunday with their relatives. Branch, and Highlands. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE Shrtwiburv araa Bio raward. Call •43 Shrewsbury A i.Ht condominiums vou will love Hearing hold on April 7th. 1H2, the After refurbishing its buildings, the park Maintenance & security provided rnum Township matter of adoption had bean tabled Others flocked to area restaurants. The John DeSantis of the Red Bank congrega- Sale, and Renlali for Public Hearing al a regular American Hotel in Freehold reported un- tion preached for the Sandy Hook service, will also be adding five new attractions to . .WALKER L WALKER 741 311] 211 Special Notices AN ORDINANCE AMINDINO AN meeting to be held at 1*7* Crawford Netident talesman Tom Robinson ORDINANCE PIXINO COM Street Shrewsbury Townthlp, NJ. usually heavy business for a Sunday evening, which started at the sunrise at 5: JO a.m. and coax tourists in from the Garden State Evet 747-4OM PINSATION OP THE TOWNSHIP onMavSlh, IH] at 1:00 P.M. OFFICERS ANO IMPLOYIIS OP FRESHLY PREPARED - Lambl Ann* C. Swltek with many families eating together. featured soloist Jim Reese from the First Parkway and Route 36, Reid said. ABANDON YOUR CARES THI TOWNSHIP OP and eoati for Easlar dlnrtar Clerk SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE SHRIWIBURY, NIW JIRtIV Fromagerle, an elegant Rumson eatery, Baptist Church of Long Branch. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Long ADULT NOT RETIREMENT Shrcwtburv Township, NJ. caii num. BE IT ORDAINED, bv Ih* April 12 iit.H was also filled with customers, to the delight "It's the second year we've all gotten Branch pier's Haunted House said the still- Resales 1 Rentals IN SEARCH OF FAMILY — Look- Township Committee of the Town- CROWELL AGENCY Ing for Ixothar Danny Goodman ship of Shrewsbury, County of Mon- of manager Marcus Peter, who said the turn- together out there," said Rev. Edward Van- nippy weather and biting winds coming off Latl known addrait Hailal. Contact mouth end State of New Jersey, at MS Union B.ach 741-4030 Pamala. raolv BON V-409. Tha Dally follows: out was surprising "since Easter is general- derHey, paster of the Red Bank church. the ocean surprised the people who turned Raglttar. Shrawnbury. NJ. 0770t. NOTICI Resident Salesperson Section 1. The compensation of TAKE NOTICE, thai th* Union ly a family-oriented day, and we aren't "It's becoming a tradition." out yesterday. i run*. Hester 747 4124 eve* wkends Ihe Township of Shrewsbury Clark B**ch Planning Board will hold Heine Stewart 741 t$4fev»s wkends MRS. SYLVTA shall be an annual salary of M,000 00 their Regular Meeting and Work ABERDEEN Hendwrlttng Analyst which shall be In lieu of all feet and shop on Thursday, April 11, tft2 in i muii Condo with 1 bedroom plus Character Reader /Advisor payable In equal quarterly Inttl th* Municipal Building, tiO Poolt den, flreoiac* in living room Swim On all problems of life. ments; provided, however that Avenue, Union Beach. N J. • luti tennis clubhouse and logging Tarot Cards & Psychic Aura aforesaid fee shell not In any way Workshop will start at 7:00 P. M. JMMMI prohibit the said Clerk from reeei* (rail U4W0 FOUR SEASONS RE Ing f**s or compensation for MI Regular Meeting will itart at ALTORS. 471 J200 vices rendered in any other position • OOP M Union Beach Planning Board Ocean towing contract ruled legal 212 Travel- or office which th* may hold from MIDDLETOWN ttJ.WO ecelvlng additional compensation Evelyn Kane, Clerk Ranch slvle. spacious. Shrewsbury, Transportation for services rendered In holding of April 12 UM (•nine area, luxury Condo. adult elections. State House Boreaa ders. cessful bidder," the majority concluded. community Call 1309241 48 Monmouth County COUPLE — Returning to San Fran- Section 4. The compensation of Shebell asserted the township did have the Superior Court Appellate Division Judge OCEANPORT — Your own 1 cisco, willing to deliver a van or th* Violations Clerk shall be an an- THB BOARD OP • DUCAT ION TRENTON — A state appeals court, on a right to Impose a fee on a towing contractor Marvin P. Antell disagreed with the other bedroom, 2 '-. bath home, but nosmall truck lo that area, in return nual salary of S75O.OO which shall be OP THB VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS grass lo mow or mow lo shovel! Let for gas I, tolls a. ear expenses Would in lieu of all t**t and payable lr IN THI COUNTY OP MONMOUTH split vote, has found legal a controversial to reimbuse It for whatever expenses the two members of the panel and sided with m thow vou these lovely lownhouses like to leave weekend of April 23 or equal quarterly Installments I BUCKS LANI towing contract granted by Ocean Township. riuhl on the water) Every unit has MARLBORO, NBW JIRSBYo774e township incurred in awarding and carrying Shebell's conclusions. Antell contended that water view and Individual boat thereabouts Call »9 3Se« after *:30 Section S. Th* compensation of doc*1 till,000 APPLE BROOK the Cl*rk of th* Magistrates Court SPECIFICATIONS FOU In the 2-1 ruling, the Superior Court Ap- out the contract. But he contended the town- Ocean did not have the right to "raise reven- . AGENCY, INC . Realtors, 943-2*00. shall be an annual salary of S'SO.oo PUILOIL which shall be In lieu of all fees and Sealed proposals will be re- pellate Division panel overruled a February ship did not have the right to earn money ue by auctioning off the exclusive right of payable in equal quarterly Inttal ceived bv the Board of Education of REOBANK TOWNHOUSE —Onthe mentt, and the Atst Magistrates 1981 decision by Superior Court Judge Thom- from the award of the contract. first call to wrecked and abandoned cars and Navesmh River 3 bfdroomt, li- the Vocational Schools In the County Clerk shall be an annual salary of of Monmouth at 2 Bucks Lane, as F. Shebell Jr. Shebell had found that a charge the owners therefor." terary, family room, boat Slip ft 1400 00 which shall M In ll*u of all Superior Court Appellate Division Judges many extras HM,000 1413272 219 Asburv Park Marlboro, New Jersey, until 11 fees and payable In equal quarterly o'clock AM. Daylight Saving Time contract granted by Ocean to Fahoury Theodore I. Botter and David D. Furman Antell argued that the township was not SHADOW LAKE — 2 large NOTICI Installments on Tuesday, May 11. It*]. Brothers Towing Service was "an improper disagreed with Shebell's conclusions. In an bvdrooms. 2 baths, enclosed patio, The Regular and Organliatlon Section 6 Th* compensation of #1 FUEL OIL for School Year "just passing on the charge to the motorist," it MM v room. .iiArw extras 531 02 M Meeting of the Board of Education the Township Magistrate shall be an I MM! revenue raising scheme." opinion written by Botter, the two-man ma- it is enriching itself through the inflation of wilt be held on Thursday. April IS, annual salary of S2.000.00 which instructions to bidders and see SHADOW LAKE — 2 bedrooms. 2 1901 at 7 30 P M In the Asburv Park shall be in lieu of all feet and pay- iflcatlons may be obtained at the Fahoury Brothers was granted a "first to jority of the appeals panel contended that no that charge by an amount equal to the con- tuithv enclosed oorch. patio, ga- High School Auditorium. A Resolu able In equal quarterly Installments Office of the Secretary at 2 Bucks • Aii*. on lake Bv owner '41 W] lion authorlilng the Regular and Or be called" towing contract when it was the one was disputing the right of the township to tractor's bid." And he contended that this ganliatlon Meeting was adopted bv Section I Th* compensation of ane. Marlboro, New Jersey 0774* SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE -It* the Board on March II. I9t3 :he Assessment of Taxes shall be an Bids shall be mada only on tha high bidder when the township put the munic- contract with an outside firm to have dis- method of granting the contract "is legally tnnual salary of MM 00 which shall arm provided with all blanks filled po.ures, Privacy ft quiet. J Notice of this meeting It being ipal towing contract out to bid for 1961. abled and other vehicles removed from its flawed by the fact that there is no statutory ticdroom 2 Lath Condo Tastefully b* In iteu of all tees and payable In n and signed bv the bidder. Bids published in accordance with the equel quarterly installments shall be enclosed In sealed envelopes decorated Oreat storage ft many Open Public Meeting Law and In The contract made Fahoury Brothers the streets. authority for the municipality to raise reven- Section 10 The compensation of giving the name of the bidder and eilras Enclosed terrace ft large accordance with the resolution marked "PROPOSAL TO FURNISH secluded patio IW.000 Principals adopted bv the Board of Education Ihe Municipal Prosecutor shell be an first firm police would call when towing "And it can, we conclude, contract to ue in this manner." onlv Call owner 747 4767, after S on April IS, 1H1 annual salary of li.OMOO which UEL OIL, mi IH] " Bids must service was needed. The contract also set a •vecatdayi shall be payable In equal quarterly meet the specifications of the New refer this work to a given contractor at a However, the majority of the panel Alien B. Welssbereer nstallments in addition, the Munk Jersey Air Pollution Control Code, fee schedule on bow much the towing com- Secretary pal Prosecutor shall receive addi- Chapter 10. price he is willing to pay the municipality argued that the township's actions should be 135 Commercial April I] 13.40 tional compensation for any and all Each bid must be accompanied pany could charge the owners of the cars it derived through competitive bidding." "accorded a presumption of validity. Munic- services rendered lr iv a certified check In the amount of towed. • u ipalities possess not only the powers granted Property 222 Eaton town appearance at the regular court ses- i0% of the total bid, provided, that In The majority opinion acknowledged that sions of the Township of Shrewsbury no case the turn ba lets than sioo.00 Colonial Auto Body of Oakhurst, an unsuc- them in express terms but also those inciden- NOTICf Municipal Court drawn upon an Incorporated bank or the municipality would receive revenue by J 600 SQ FT - On approi Vi acre Section tl. Th* compensation of rust company, payable to the Board cessful bidder for the towing contract, sued tal to powers expressly conferred, so long as VMOOO Private financing w Robert and Suianne Mahns giving the towing contractor to the highest were granted a variance on April S, ihe Municipal Treasurer shell oe an of Education of the Vocational they are not prohibited by the constitution or r» 1070' 1H2 to erect a free standing sign on annual salary of $1,300.00 which School t In the County of Monmoulh the township and Fahoury Brothers, contend- bidder. But the majority argued that the PRIME HWY JS - Prouerly Mid the premises known as It* Highway shall be in lieu of all other fees and as a guarantee that In case the con ing that the procedure for awarding the con- revenue gained by the township was offset by by law. dietown US' highwev frontage, IS, Eatontown, NJ Block lit, Lot payable monthly. act Is awarded to the bidder, he ouiiding WO so It tn.000 Owner 2* 32 In the Borough of Ealontown, Section 14 The compensation of will eiecuta tuch contract and tract to the highest bidder was improper and the "expense of policing Its streets and deal- "We have no fear that approval of this ••'' 1U* and also acted on a Resolution that the Public Works/General Services urrtlsh satisfactory performance an illegal extension of the township's powers. (he prooosed use for retail sates was Maintenance Man full time shall be bond. In approved form and with ing with disabled and other vehicles." practice with regard to towing and storing HT 1ft - 2Si It frontage MO.0O0 a continuation of tr»t existing vari- an hourly wage of Se SO. and shall be •elles satisfactory to the Board of ' Shebell then ruled In favor of Colonial "There is no reason, therefore, to in- vehicles will give rise to unwarranted or I'n.rtic linanong ance and another variance was not paid on a biweekly batlt. Part Itme Education, which bond shall ba In reoulred will be paid an hourly wage of S3. rl. he amount of the contract. No bid Auto Body, which had held a municipal tow- validate this exercise of mnniclpal police improper revenue raising schemes in rela- C«.l ns toro W Robert Mahns and be paid on a bi-w**kly batlt. may withdraw hit bid for a ing contract in the past when a different SuianneMahns Section It The compensation of period of M davt after the date set power simply because the municipality may tion to other municipal activities," the ma- 3 ToddDr Director of Welfare for Ihe Township or the opening thereof. method was used to select successful bid- derive an incidental benefit from the suc- jority concluded. 13B Mobil* Homts Eatontown. NJ 07734 of Shrewsbury shall be an annual The Board of Education re- AN - lOnil I bedroom, ApHM2 (S.tO salary of 1*00 00 which shall be In ret the right to reject any or all nished, air conditioning, lieu erf all the fees and payable In bid., to waive defects and to cancel ii Ashing |IO,000 Call equal quarterly installments he contract at any time these in 227 Highland! Stctlon tl. All Ordinances and •iructioni are not compiled with, or MOth.r Public Notlcw FU1LIC NOTICI parts of Ordinances inconsistent or any good and sufficient reason, and/or to accept the bid that in their Vote set on forming Recreation Commission Pleat* take nolle* that the fol herewllh are hereby repealed wer and Proof of Service In dupii- CLEARANCE SALE lowing Ordinance was passed on Section 19. This Ordinance shall udgmeni will ba for the best Interest •Ve re overstocked with used mobile of the Monmouth County Vocational ate with the Clerk of the Suoertef final consideration bv the Mayor and lake effect and be retroactive to Court. State Houta Anne*:, Trenton, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - pal budget for the commission trips and recreational programs. ngmes and are offering them now at Council of the Borough of Highlands school District, Marlboro. New Jer- January 1,1*12 upon lit pattag* and New Jeri*r, In accordance with the rock bottom prtces If you've been following a second reading and e sey The Township Committee will vote would be enough to pay for Insur- The committee will introduce an- considering »r> Instant, low-cost publication according lo law Rules Of Civil Practice and Pro- public hearing at a regular meeting PUBLIC NOTICI Bidders are required to comply at its May t meeting on an or- ance and clerical help and finance vummer home, hunting lodge, office ol said body held on April J, \H1 with the retirements of PL tl7SC other ordinance on May S providing Th* foregoing ordinance wat In- The action haft been Instituted or storage tafilllv. vee us now I OROINANCE #011 7 troduced and patted on flrtl reading 27 (Affirmative Action! dinance that would establish a programs. for specially marked parking spaces Prices won't be lower Bv order of the Board of Educe or the purpose of foreclosing the AN ORDINANCE AUTHOR- al a regular meeting of th* Township mortgage dated May », t9N mate three-member recreation com- for about 10 handicapped residents IZING THE MA VOR ANO MUNICI of Shrewsbury Committee held on ion of the Vocational Schools In the Former commltteeman Edmund ounty of Monmouth bv Thomas W Murphy and Patricia HOLLY HILL PAL CLERK TO EXECUTE AN April 7th, 1WJ2 end will be considered A Murphy, his wife, to Kennedy mission. Nadeau told the committee be is in front of their homes. AGREEMENT WITH MONMOUTH tar final passage at a PUBLIC BETTY A PERRO Mortgage Co. and thereafter et MOBILE HOMES COUNTY TO MODIFY THE IN' HEARING ol said governing body BOARD SECRETARY signed to Bankers Mortaat* Corpo- During a public hearing on the seeking volunteers from the com- The ordinance would provide for Muule IS South Ambov. N J TERLOCAL SERVICES AGREE on May Sth. 1*13 at • 00 P.M. at April 1] SM 40 retton, etc and concern*, real estate ordinance, Commltteeman John summonses to be issued to un- 1201) '21 MM MENTDATED11/30/II which time and place all persons located at 10 waller Drive, Haiiet. munity to serve on the new group, Bv order of (he Mayor and Coun- desiring to be heard thereon will be 50Oth*r Public NOtlCM New Jersey and alaa for PoemilDn Fertlg said he doubted that the and said special fund-raising ac- authorized cars parked in those M*/I i T i bedroom iO«W Eic given full opportunity. MM premises. i.'in Lot aim in lovely park, close cil of the Borough of Highlands NOTICE 8,500 allocated in the new munici- tivities would be planned to pay for spaces. Catherine MeGowen AnneC Swltek Please take notice that on April You, PATRICIA A. MURPHY to trans A shopping Wall lo wall Clerk ihruughout Slove refrigerator, sofa Borough Clerk II, mi at • 00 am at Lovlar _J made party defendant because Apr i) |e 30 Shrewsbury Township, NJ Stables, P.O. Boa 2J1 O, R O #1 vou are the record owner and mort- * >hed included tl2.M0 negotiable April 12 M0 40 4« 9043 Engllshtewn. New Jersey 07714, a gagor of the aremlaw under fore- OROINANCI Public Auction will be htM lo Mil the losure. NOTICI ollowlng equlnet In order to satisfy HOLLY HILL - Hoiidav Cottage u NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ordinance Authorlilng th* If vou are unable to obtain an • ;* 2 bedrooms Eat-In kitchen Mayor and Municipal Clerk to Ex- board billings and various other jttornev you may communkato that the following ordinance was In- lent: Iowa's Skipper and Brtght's Living room Bath Baseboard heat troduced and passed on first reading ecute en Agreement with Monmouth with the New Jersey state Bar As- Duct work for central air Some County to Modify the Interlocel Ser- Midnight. Tha undersigned hereby toclatlon by celling tell free at the regular meeting of the Mayor reserves the right lo bid at the appliances included For more Info and Council of the Borough of High vices Agreement dated 11-1041. MO-m-aiS. You may atta contact above-slated sale. the Lawyer Referral Service of Ihe call 201 S3* 1154 lands held Wednesday. April T. 1«tl WHIREAS, certain Federal County In which you reside bv call- and was laid over for a second read lundt are porentlelly available to Larry Mettmer no (20D4I1-JS44. If vou cannot af- .OMIS Seniors Ing, public hearing and final con- Monmoulh County Under Till* I of . 7,1] RIO ford an attorney, you may com- i afier 3 p.m.p.m, .I sideration at a regular meeting of th* Housing and Community De- NOTICI TO municate with the leoal Services said body to be held on April 20, 1W2 velopment Act of 1*77, commonly AISINTDIPINDANTS office of the County of residence by at 1.00 PM In the Council Cham- known at Community Development IUFIRIOR COURT :alllng (KM) 747-7*00. bers, Municipal Building, 171 Bay Block Grant Program; and Avenue, Highlands. New Jersey, at OPNIWJIRSIV WHEREAS. It It necetsarv to W. LEWIS BAMBRICK RECREATIONAL which time a public hearing win be D*efce1 NO. F 1)44-41 amend an enisling Interlocel Ser- Clerk of the Superior Court held upon the Mm* end all persons STATE OP NEW JIRSIY, to: PA- vices Agreement for Ihe County and DATED: March JO. ,«3 will be. given an opportunity to be TRICIA A MURPHY Its peoole to benefit from this Pro- April 11 S1l.it heard YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- 152 Boats & gram; and MON EO and required to Serve upon Catherine MeGowan WHEREAS, an Agreement has Alvln D. Miller, Etaulre, wheat ad- Acctssorlcs Borough Clerk been proposed under which th* Mu dress li 312 Barclay Pavilion East, MS Mo ORDINANCE #0-12-3 nlclpalltv of Shrewsbury Township Route 70, Ctwrrv Hill, New Jertev end th* County of Monmouth In co- mu. an Antwvr to th* Complaint PUBLIC NOTICI 14' McKEE — With trailer, 1f7e AN OROINANCE AUTHOR tZING THE CONVEYANCE OF operation with other municipalities (at Amended) filed In a civil action TM Monmouth County Cam- [ vmrude motor IS h o Electric will modify an interlocal Services In Which BANKERS MORTGAGE *• -^_—a..— aa> » - - ^ i • a ~ — -^ —. - a start Call 73«-Ot*O. » «m * pm CERTAIN SLOPE PROPERTIES *faTf>wTiHIV*) cmPf©Trr»#m •na TfwHV- TO TRUSTEE Act pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40 IA 1, CORPORATION It Plaintiff and and THOMAS W. MURPHY, *t alt, ar* no Aoancy Adylaorv Council. In i; FT SIDEWINDF.R -California WHEREAS, the Borough of defendants, pending In th* Superior lotnpivAncft witn tnt prvvlsloot of WHEREAS, it It In th* best in- ->i boat, 411 Olds. Berkeley let drive Highlands is the owner of certain Court of New Jersey, within thirty- haewn Public Moatlnaa Ac! ollho terest of the Municipality of « trailer, s»» C2S h.p damaged erning 6odv of th* Municipality of Block )01 Lot 4 on the Tax Map of the Amended) You shall file your An- mouth County Library. R Evlnrude Included) 141 *U* Borough of Highlands, and Shrewsbury Township, that th* or al loan following dalai: April 14, Ittl May II. IM1 HI AND LOIS Juno?. 1H1 July 14. Ittl Auouttll. lf« Savtambarl. im P/P VOU PIX THE WELL, PONT Octabar is, Itn TOILET THAT WAS SET COMFORTABLE NOVallrtb#fNOl# ' 10* Ivatvatt AAn y chanaah t lo tha oforatald OVERFLOWING? - SO/VBTHINS IN •chadula than ba glvan pursuant to THE KITCHEN IS tho provlifom al tha afarotaM Act. Tha within achaaula far tho maatlnn OVERFLCWIN©/ mall ba lureHhad to nawtpapan ol eonaral circulation within tho Court- v al Monmouth. paMM In tha Hall ol Racordi. PrtahaM; Haw Jariav, and kopt an lira In Wo CITA Admlnli- ratlan OHko, Hall ol Rocordi An- nan. Fraohow, Now Jariav, and •hall ramaln on IIM In tha ofllca M Toothy grin ha Clark to tho Board al Chooon ruholoarl. County al Monmouth. Forroil L. OlllawM Brian Kozmor, a fifth grader at the Wanamassa schools participated In the "Captain Wonder CETA Advraorv Council School In Ocean Township, displays his award Tooth Contest," but few students captured tho April ?, 11, II winning poster for Dental Health Month. Thirty essence of tha cavltv-f Ighter as well as Brian.