The Daily Itlonmwuth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 258 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, MAY 5,1981 20 CENTS Sands9 death ignites violence in Belfast

BELFAST, Northern IreUnd (AP) - Roman Despite pleas for calm frmm Catholic lead- Catholic housewives banged out a requiem with ers and Sands' family, three days of mourning the lids of their garbage cfuu for BM>y S*™** ordered by the IRA began with rioting by roving early today as the death of the IRA hunger bands rampaging through the dark streets of striker set off several more hours of violence In Belfast and Londonderry, the province's two Catholic districts of Belfast and Londonderry. biggest cities. "This to about what we expected," a police Hundreds of extra police were deployed in spokesman said. "We arc prepared for It." the battle-scarred Catholic districts of West The 27-year-old IRA guerrilla died at 1:17 Belfast and Londonderry, Intent on keeping the a.m. in the Mate Prison outside Belfast It was rioters from spilling over into neighboring Prot- the start of the Mth day of his fast demanding estant districts and setting off a backlash by the that the British government give imprisoned extremists of the Protestant Ulster Defense IRA members the special political-prisoner Association. privileges It took away from them In 1971. The violence simmered down around dawn, Sands had been an unknown prisoner for and the Protestants were not Involved. The police fired six shots over the heads of rioters in Londonderry. Firemen fought a fire in a West Belfast police station set off by youths Death of Sands evokes hurling gasoline bottle bombs. A bank and a drug store were gutted in other areas of West anger, saddness, page 2 Belfast. Police dispersed a gang of 70 youths who set fire to a portable cabin on the site of the American-owned Delorean auto plant. RIOTING FOLLOWS SANDS DEATH — A hooded youth uses a slingshot to hurl stones at British troops said they came under fire most of his nine years in the Irish Republican from Divis Flats, a fortress-like, multi-story British soldiers, while manning a barricade in the Falls Road area of Belfast, Ireland, Army's Provisional wing, with no notable mili- apartment complex and IRA stronghold with •arlv today. Rioting, arson and gunfire broke out after it was announced that IR A hunger- tary exploits to his credit. But when he died on a barricaded entrances. striker Bobby Sands had died In Man Prison. prison hospital waterbed with a golden crucifix from Pope John Paul II In his emaciated hand, Numerous vehicles were seized and con- be became for supporters of the IRA and many verted to street barricades. From behind them, / other Catholics the newest martyr in their cause youths hurled fire bombs, stones and bottles of - the unification of the Protestant-dominated acid at security patrols. Cheering 6-year-olds BOBBY SANDS Bedell won't invoke British province of Northern Ireland with the watched. mostly Catholic Irish Republic Police reported six arrests and one injury, a his weight had declined from 156 pounds to leu Meanwhile, the IRA's fight for the special youth shot in the leg by police using plastic than 80. privileges Sands did not win was carried on by bullets His mother, Rosaleen, and sister, Marcella senatorial courtesy three other hunger strikers in the Maze. Visitors Sands' death was announced by the govern- Kelly, left the Maze in tears accompanied by said one of them, Francis Hughes, 25, was ment's Northern Ireland Office in a brief two priests S3 minutes after he died. By MARK MAGYAR within days of death after 52 days without food. statement saying be "took his own Ufe by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Two other guerrillas in the 45th day of their fast refusing food and medical intervention for 66 who had declared her government would not TRENTON - State Sen. Eugene J. Bedell, were in less serious condition. days." He had been in a coma for two days, and See Sands', page * D-Monmouth and Middlesex, said yesterday be has decided not to invoke senatorial courtesy to block the governor's nomination of Daniel J. O'Hern of Red Bank to the state Supreme Court But Bedell said he will speak against the Democratic leaders in house O'Hern nomination on the floor of the Senate, and predicted that the nomination wiU be de- feated "I've never taken so much flak on anything editorially and moat of the attacks, unfortunate- ly, have focused on the issue of senatorial say Reagan has budget votes courtesy, rather than on my reasons for oppos- WASHINGTON (AP) - As debate gives way victory. GOP leaders say they expect only one argued that the administration-backed plan ing the O'Hern nomination," Bedell said. would force deeper cuts than those outlined in an "Therefore, instead of exercising senatorial to action, House Democratic leaders are con- Republican to vote against the president. courtesy, I will publicly air my objections in the ceding they can't match President Reagan's O'Neill said yesterday his count showed 175 alternative package approved earlier by the Senate for public scrutiny." lobbying clout and lack the votes to block the of the 242 Democrats in the House standing House Budget Committee. firm, 41 votes short of what is needed. That Bedell announced two weeks ago he would administration's budget cuts. Generally, the budget resolution merely sets "It's a little bit like going into the ring and assessment generally matched the prediction of guidelines for Congress to follow in making exercise senatorial courtesy to block the O'Hern Rep. Phil Gramm, D-Texas, co-author of the nomination because be believes "the time has the other guy has got brass knuckles and all decisions on spending and taxes. you've got Is 16-ounce gloves," said House Dem- substitute budget plan endorsed by Reagan, that come" for a woman or a minority to be named 40 to 90 Democrats will vote with the president. But Democratic leaders have begun focusing to the state's highest court. ocratic leader Jim Wright of Texas. "We don't on the portion of the Reagan-backed plan that EUGENE J. BEDELL have any rewards to bestow, favors to withhold But in a last-ditch move to keep potential would mandate $36.6 billion in budget cuts next Under the unwritten law of senatorial or punishment to mete out.... defectors in line, House Democratic leaders courtesy. Bedell has the power to block the year through instructions to individual commit- August, there will be no Catholics on toe Su- "The speaker (of the House) and the majori- argued that a vote now will lock members into governor's nomination of O'Hern because be budget-cutting decisions they will regret later. tees to trim programs under their jurisdictions resides In Bedell's home county. preme Court," Bedell said. "I told Byrne be ty leader do not have anything except a bunting by that much. license to persuade, and we've been trying with Gov. Brendan T. Byrne formally submitted should have thought of that when he made his Reagan, meanwhile, was working hard to Rep. Carl D. Perkins, D-Ky., chairman of the the O'Hern nomination to the Senate for con- last four appointments to the Supreme Court" varying degrees of success," Wright said yester- seal a victory. day in an address to the National Press Club. House Education and Labor Committee, as- firmation after a meeting yesterday morning Hodes said the governor was "talking in Two dozen congressmen, mostly Southern sailed the cuts yesterday. Although he is not in with Bedell and Monmouth County Democratic generalities about what would happen if the House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. was Democrats, met with the president yesterday at full agreement with the Democratic alternative, Chairman John R. Fiorlno at Morven, the gov- O'Hern nomination didn't move, and In that more direct. the White House, a few at a time. More were to Perkins said, "even if Tweedle-dee Is only ernor's mansion in Princeton. context, he mentioned that Bedell might have to "Am I getting commitments? The answer is be invited today and possibly Wednesday. marginally better than Tweedledum, we are Byrne sent a state helicopter to Sea Girt to answer for it if the Supreme Court seat was not no, to be truthful on the thing," the Massachu- Among yesterday's visitors was Rep. Donald obligated to make that distinction in our votes." pick up Fiorino for the meeting. Fiorino de- fiUed by a Monmouth County resident or a setts Democrat said. "Have I got disappoint- J. AlbosU, D-Mlch , who said he expected to clined to comment on the meeting, and referred Catholic." ments? The answer is yes." vote for the administration-favored budget reso- But Latta responded that "your (Perkins') all questions to Bedell State House sources speculated that Bedell's The House was moving toward votes late lution sponsored by Gramm and Rep. Delbert L. committee has been responsible for a lot of the Harold Hodes of Manalapan, Byrne's chief of decision not to exercise senatorial courtesy today on amendments to a budget blueprint, Latta, R-Ohio. AlbosU said he was "basically" explosion that has occurred in the federal staff, said the 30-minute meeting was "very could have been prompted by the fear that with a final vote expected tomorrow persuaded to do so when "the president agreed budget in recent years." cordial," and asserted that Bedell and Fiorino Byrne would simply nominate someone else for In the Republican-controlled Senate, debate he'd look very seriously" at the Michigan con- In a related development, a $1 million media "asked for nothing." the position, such as former Sen. Stephen Wiley, begins Wednesday or Thursday on a similar gressman's complaints that his state was campaign aimed at defeating the adminis- Bedell said Byrne "made no offers on future D-Mlddlesex. Byrne nominated Wiley for a Su- administration-backed plan approved by the treated inequitably by formulas for handing out tration's program was announced yesterday by nominations" for women or minorities, but preme Court post two yean ago, but he could Senate Budget Committee. federal funds. Jerry Wurf, president of the American Feder- warned him that his opposition to O'Hern could not accept it because he had voted recently on a An Associated Press survey late last week Rep. William H. Boner, D-Tenn, said Reagan ation of State, County and Municipal Employ- cost Urn Catholic votes in his Senate reelection judicial pay raise. found 29 House Democrats definitely supporting "tried to inform us what he was trying to do ... ees. campaign. Bedell said he Is disappointed that Byrne did the president's plan instead of their own party's and assure us that the problems we had (about "The Republican economic proposals before "Byrne said blocking O'Hern could con- not delay submitting the O'Hern nomination alternative and at least five others leaning that specific appropriations) would be worked out." the Congress offer the average working family ceivably hurt me among Catholics because after until after the June 2 Democratic primary, way. If Republicans sUy solid, a switch of 16 In House debate yesterday, however, a pa- about as much protection as cheesecloth in a (Associate Justice Mark) Sullivan steps down In 8ee Bedell, page I Democrats would be necessary to give Reagan a rade of Democratic committee chairmen hurricane," Wurf said in statement. Another fare increase The inside story Assembly delays vote THE WEATHER on Muhler sex-ed bill is predicted by Premo Sasay mt warm today. Temperatures IB Wright, D-Texas, conceded yesterday that Re- the 7»s. Complete reptrt page I. TRENTON (AP) -» A state Assembly vote Slate agan will probably be able to swing enough viricillo aaiulBg Red Baak peal. U on a controversial bill to remove the require- TRENTON - New Jersey rail and bus com- ment that all school districts have sex education muters, already facing enormous fare hikes this conservative Democratic votes to win approval vs«r Child aad Sparta series U programs has been rescheduled for May 14. year, wUi be facing another 7 to 10 percent fare for the Gramm-LatU amendment over the EUea flssdmaa 16 Assembly Speaker Christopher Jackman, D- Increase before the end of the year if President Democratic alternative sponsored by Rep. Jeff Erma BtufctHr Hudson, said yesterday the measure, sponsored Reagan buhls way. Jones, D-OkU. by Assemblywoman Marie Muhler, R-Mon- NJ Transit Executive Director Jerome C. Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., chairman of mouth, would be posted as soon as the Assembly the House Public Works aad Transportation kM^ „ DAILY REGISTER Premo Said yesterday the proposed Oramm- Committee, yesterday spoke on the House floor ^ 1 returns. Latta amendment to the federal budget, which PHONE NUMBERS "I'd like to get it out, voted on and over has Raagan's support, would cost New Jersey IS in favor of the Jones amendment, which would if,,),',,',' 7 not only protect operating subsidies this year, Q, MM."" 1M1 with," said a disgruntled Mrs. Muhler. "The million in federal mass transit operating sub- Mala Office.. issue is not the value of the program — It's the sidies for fiscal year 1H2. but in fuotre years. ff Irs U Tell Free 671-1 Reagan administration officials have recom- Editorials 1 authority of this house." "To make up that Iocs would require 7 to 10 Tall Free 1664169 Mrs. Muhler said the regulations, advanced mended phasing out the operating subsidy pro- mertvfc 16,17 Classified Dept... MS-1766 percent higher transit fares than would other- gram over a three-year period beginning with a Make A Data. II by the Department of Education without legisla- wise be needed," said Premo, who is scheduled drcalatlwDept... tive approval, represent an unconstitutional in- 33 percent cut in fiscal year 1963, another U M—I. TtmauhU Sports Dept to testify, along with NJ Transit Chairman percent In 1964 and total elimination of the fringement on law-making powers of the As- Louis J. Gambaccint, before the transportation 1.. 6714 sembly and Senate. subcommittee of the House Appropriations program In 198J. isissnssi'iiis'"' 411-tlH "There, has been a tremendous response in Committee In Washington today. A Howard aide said the Monmouth County £««,., ii-iftjct m-6919 my mail against the mandate," she said. Reagan lhas endorsed the Gramm-LatU congressman will vote for the Jones amendment x^nMm The regulations require aU school districts to amendment, a conservative budget proposal "because of what Gramm-LatU would do to adopt plans for developing "family life" pro- sponsored H R«P PhMp Gramm, D-Texas, and See Aaether, page! grams by next September. The districts would Rep. Delbert L. Latta, R-Ohlo, which would cut "Career Oppertaaltles" Disaer-Mether's Day have to have the plans working by September $6 Ullion more from the federal budget than A Dally Register special sec- The Dally Register Parade of The Olde Union House. Seat- 1963. Reagan originally requested. tion will be published Sun., Homes will run on Sun., May Ings 11:10, III Limited Mrs. Muhler said the sex education program House Speaker Thomas "lip" O'Neill, D- May 17. Call 542-4000 to re- 17th. Reserve your space ear- number of resv. avall- See Assembly, page I MARIES. MUHLER Mass . and House Majority Leader James serve your space now) ly aMe-64X-787S. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, MAY 5,1981 TION Leaders urge end to Irish bloodshed By The Associated Press •r iw Amtiuit m« While mourners stood in silent vigil in New York and San Francisco, politicians and religious leaders prayed that the death of Irish hunger striker Bobby Sands would not lead to Federal Reserve clamps down further bloodshed in sUfe-torn Northern Ireland. NEW YORK - Following a pub in the nation's money The death yesterday of the Irish Republican Army guerilla ' supply, toppling stock and bond prices and riling interest also aroused anger and pleas for an end to toe British • rates, the Federal Reserve has clamped down on the econo- government's "inflexibility." my. After the markets closed yesterday, the Fed moved to "We must not yield to terrorism, but we also must not tighten credit by increasing the discount rate to a record-high yield to intransigence that can only fan the flames of greater 14 percent. That's the rate it charges banks to borrow from terrorism," said Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., noting that . . district Federal Reserve banks. The Fed boosted the discount other Irish activists have mounted hunger strikes. ' rate by one percentage point from IS percent, the previous "I urge the British government ... to end its posture of high, which had stood since Dec. 5. inflexibility and to implement reasonable reforms capable of Major banks nationwide raised their prime lending rate achieving a humanitarian settlement of the other hunger from II percent to It percent yesterday, omitting the half- strikes so that the tragedy of Bobby Sands is not repeated," point percentage increment usually used for Increases or Kennedy said. . decreases in the rate generally charged their most credit- "The fact is that (British Prime Minister) Margaret worthy customers. The increases came after the Federal Thatcher - who had the power to keep him alive, to let him Reserve said late Friday that the nation's basic money supply wear his own clothes and to receive a letter a day In prison — surged upward unexpectedly in mid-April. permitted this man to die," said former Attorney General Ramsey Clark, who tried unsuccessfully to visit Sands in prison. "She has destroyed any claim she may have to moral Mother mauled by bear leadership by that outrageous act." YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. - A K-year- Sands, serving a jail term on a weapons charge, died after old woman who had scrambled up a tree in Yellowstone a 66-day hunger strike demanding status as a political pris- National Park to avoid a grizzly bear was pulled from her oner for himself and other jailed IRA leaders. perch and mauled before the bear aod her cub ran into the At the news of Sands' death, some 300 demonstrators woods, authorities said. gathered before the San Francisco home of the British consul Martie I.unn, of Boieman, Mont., suffered minor injuries in the encounter Saturday on a trail near the Old Faithful general in silent protest. "Another murder for the crown," geyser, park officials said. said a sign held by one of 50 protesters In front of the The incident occurred when Mrs. Lunn, her husband Dr. Manhattan consulate offices. Judd Lunn and and their 7-year-old and 5-year-old sons came No inclbents were reported. upon a female grizzly bear with her cub, said park spokes- In Detroit, a round-the-clock, nine-day vigil for Sands woman Joan Anzelmo. ended with the recitation of the rosary. The children and Mrs. Lunn scaled trees while Lunn distracted the bear. But when the bear began following him, Before Sands died, the New Jersey Assembly voted 34-29 Mrs. Lunn screamed her husband's name and the bear for a resolution to honor "the courage and commitment of charged for her, Ms. Anzelmo said. Bobby Sands," over objections from some lawmakers that the DEMONSTRATIONS — Demonstrators carry banners Francisco following Bobby Sands' death last night. "The bear pulled Mrs. Lunn out of the tree and started state should stav out of Irish politics. In support of Irish hunger strikers as they march In Some 300demonstrators joined the march. • biting her," she said. front of the British Counsul General's home in San Sister Rosaieen O'Halloran, a teacher in New York City, went to St. Patrick's Cathedral when she beard the news. Treasury bills hit 5-month high Finding the cathedral locked, the nun prayed on the floodlit violence in Northern Ireland. of the community not to allow themselves to be exploited foi steps. The Most Rev. Robert A.K. Runcie, Archbishop of Can- purposes of retaliation or for further violence. Communitj WASHINGTON - Yields on short-term Treasury secur- terbury, visiting Los Angeles, expressed his sorrow and life can only be restored to wholeness by the deliberate ities rose to their highest level in nearly five months yeater- Cardinal Terence Cooke, Roman Catholic archbishop of appealed for calm. practice of patience, forgiveness and tolerance and by the . - day, the government reported. It was the second sharp New York, expressed concern that Sands' death would lead to In a prepared statement, be said: "I appeal to all sections active pursuit of reconciliation on the part of all." Increase in two weeks. Twenty-six-week T-bills sold at an average discount of 15.104 percent, up more than a full percentage point from the 14.042 percent of last Monday, Treasury reported after its ..weekly auction. The new yield is the highest since the 15.433 percent reported last Dec. 15. Senate committee meets today on Williams The average rate on 13-week T-bills rose to 15.963 percent from the 14.19 percent reported last Monday. The new figure WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Eth- until the ethics committee completes its The Ethics Committee began what it calls Tennessee said Tuesday he considers the is the highest since the 16 667 percent of Dec. 15. ics Committee plans a closed-door meeting work. a "preliminary inquiry" into Williams after situation "a serious matter for the Senate as reports were published in February 1980 link- it was for the House" and one which must be Beginning today, banks and thrift institutions may pay as today on Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., Mattingly, elected to the Senate last year, much as 15.354 percent interest on six-month money market whose convictions on Abscam bribery and ing him to an undercover investigation in dealt with "in an appropriate way." said the Democratic minority should "take a which FBI agents posed as representatives of certificates, which have interest rates limited to 0.25 percent conspiracy charges could ultimately result in lead in policing Senator Williams' further "Because of the seriousness and my com- - above the 26-week Treasury rate. his expulsion from the Senate. a wealthy Arab willing to pay public officials passion and concern for Senator Williams activities in the United States Senate as be is for legislative favors. Sen. Malcolm Wallop, R-Wyo., the com- now a convicted felon." and my concern for the image of the Senate, mittee chairman, on Monday asked the five The committee, which can recommend we will approach it carefully, cautiously and Long-life milk due soon other members of the panel to assemble In He said he was reserving Judgment on penalties such as a reprimand or expulsion, effectively, "Baker said. whether Williams should be expelled, but LOUISVILLE, Ky. - A Grade A fluid milk that can be his office this morning for what is planned as agreed last fall to delay its inquiry pending The senator stayed away from his Wash- - stored at room temperature for more than three months a 30-minute session. said he doesn't think "the American people the indictment and trial. Anne Miskovsky, the panel's press secre- will condone a convicted felon serving in the ington office yesterday and was said to be in without losing its fresh flavor will soon be on shelves in But shortly after Friday's verdict, the New Jersey. American supermarkets, say officials of a milk marketing tary, said the group would "discuss options highest elected body in the world." committee issued a statement saying it cooperative. "If everything clicks, it should be available in 12 in light of the conviction." Williams, a 61-year-old Democrat from would meet "as soon as possible to consider He has said he wUl not resign, and to 18 months," said Dr. William Roberts, a vice president of On the eve of the meeting, a freshman New Jersey with 22 years in the Senate, was steps necessary and appropriate to the dis- Michael McCurry, his press secretary, said member of the committee, Sen. Mack Mat- convicted Friday night by a federal jury in charge of its constitutional responsibility to It of 20 telegrams which came into toe office Dairymen Inc. Brooklyn, N.Y., becoming the first sitting Such milk has been sold in Europe and Canada for more tingly, R-Ga., said Williams should be barred determine the fitness of a member of the in yesterday supported that position. from voting "either on the Senate floor or in senator in more than 75 years to be convicted Senate to hold an office of public trust." He said the 20th telegram urged WUliams than 15 years. Ultra-high temperature pasteurized milk is raw the various committees on which he serves" of a felony. milk that is heated for a few seconds to about 280 degrees — Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker of to step aside. about twice the heat required for normal pasteurization. Money earmarked for schools Haig: We'll open talks with Moscow BOSTON — Boston has received a *9.4 million transfusion from the state and appeared ready to spend the money on the school system, its biggest source of red ink. Mayor Kevin H. White acknowledged to reporters yesterday he had talked NATO leaders pleased with U.S. action about using some of the money to rehire up to 400 police and ROME (AP) — Western European lead- with the issuance of a communique. begin deploying 572 cruise and Pershing II letter to Brezhnev a few days ago. The timing firefighters, whose layoffs triggered traffic-blocking protests ers say they are pleased by the U.S commit- by officers, their families and sympathizers. The secretary of state told the other for- missiles in Western Europe unless the super- of the letter appeared aimed at placating the ment to open talks with the Soviet Union on many European governments which have But White pointed to a court order that requires classes to eign ministers he would have preliminary powers agreed otherwise before then. missile deployment in Europe and by Presi- talks about the missiles with Soviet Foreign Sentiment against the U.S. deployment contended that the new administration's continue and said that decree makes the money "morally and dent Reagan's personal letter to Soviet Presi- anti-Soviet rhetoric has been excessively legally" intended for the schools. Minister Andrei A. Gromyko at the U.N. has mushroomed in Western Europe since dent Leonid Brezhnev. General Assembly in September. Conference the NATO decision. Haig's announcement strident. Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. sources said lower-level talks might be held yesterday apparently reflected a realization went a long way toward easing anxieties Reagan's letter, several pages long, re- earlier to establish ground rules for the nego- by the Reagan administration that its allies portedly said Haig would be willing to meet '-People- among the NATO allies by disclosing yester- tiations. could turn against the stationing of new day that the United Slates intends to open with Gromyko in the fall to lay the Some West European governments had' weapons on their territory unless the United groundwork for the missile-control talks. talks with Moscow before the end of the year hoped for an earlier start to the arms control States agreed to start arms control talks with STANFORD, Calif. to limit the number of medium-range nuclear, (AP) - Patricia Hearst talks, but most of their representatives the Soviets. Reagan's willingness to open a dialogue weapons stationed by the two superpowers in seemed satisfied that Haig was able to go as Haig suggested that serious negotiations with Brezhnev contrasts sharply with his Shaw, the heiress who be- Europe. came a bank robber after far as he did. with the Russians on the arms question would attitude during his first days in the White Haig's announcement was made during a To deter the 1,040 missiles the Soviets not be possible if Moscow engaged in military House. He said then that the Soviets' goal her kidnapping by the closed-door meeting of the foreign ministers Symbionese Liberation have deployed in batteries trained on adventurism in Poland or elsewhere. was world revolution, and they were willing of the 15 members of the North Atlantic Western Europe, NATO agreed in December During the session yesterday, Haig also to resort to almost any tactic, including lying Army, has given birth to Treaty Organization. The meeting ends today a girl, Stanford Univer- 1979 that the United States in 1983 would disclosed that Reagan sent a handwritten and cheating, to promote It. sity Medical Center re- ported Monday. The Infant, who has not been named, weighed Brady undergoes a third operation 7 pounds, 15 ounces when WASHINGTON (AP) - White House The surgery involved inserting an um- lung, the right lung. Normal lung tissue ap- she was born at 5:15 p.m. press secretary James S. Brady, facing con- brella-shaped, sieve-like device, with the pears dark in an X-ray and this area ap- Sunday, said hospital tinued difficulty in his recovery from a gun- diameter of a "fat ballpoint pen," in a vein peared white." spokeswoman Mary shot wound to the brain, is resting com- carrying blood from the legs, where clots A second procedure, a lung scan that used Campbell. fortably after surgery to prevent potentially sometimes form, to the upper torso. The. radio isotopic methods to contrast air and She is the first child life-threatening blood clots from reaching his device is called a Kimray-Greenf ield or vena blood flow, presented evidence that made for the 29-year-old Mrs. heart and lungs, officials say. caval umbrella. doctors 90 percent to 95 percent confident Shaw, who was married Brady was reported in satisfactory condi- Deputy White House press secretary that a blood clot was involved, O'Leary said. in 1(79 to Bernard Shaw, tion after the 2V«-hour operation late last Larry Speakes, who said the latest develop- This procedure was done in the late after- a San Francisco police of- night, said Emily Turk, a spokeswoman at ment "does not appear, troublesome," de- noon. ficer who had been her Patricia Hearst 8aaw George Washington University Hospital. scribed the device as a "net letting blood It was followed with a pulmonary angio- bodyguard. The couple It was Brady's third operation since he pass through but stopping any clot." gram, or the Injection of dye into the lives in San Mateo Coun- named the Playboy Play- was shot March 30 during an assassination On April 22, Brady underwent hastily circulatory system, In the area of the right ty, south of San Francis- mate of the Year. attempt on President Reagan, in which Re- scheduled surgery to close passages that had lung. With this confirmation of clots and with co. Ms. Welles, the 24- agan and two law enforcement officers also been letting air seep into his brain. the possibility that larger ones could form, a As Patty Hearst, year-old wife of Los An- were wounded. The first two operations were Since last Monday, Brady, on doctors' decision was made "to interrupt the chan- granddaughter of news- geles Kings hockey on Brady's bullet-pierced brain. orders, has remained in bed with his bead nel, "O'Leary said paper tycoon William player Charlie Simmer, Dr. Dennis O'Leary, a spokesman at elevated 20 degrees to help prevent further "The most reasonable approach is to put, Randolph Hearst, she was one of several who George Washington University Hospital, said seepage. This was scheduled to last about 10 in essenae, a sieve in the vena cava," a vein was kidnapped from her posed in a May 1980 issue doctors decided to operate after discovering days. carrying blood to the heart and lungs from Berkeley apartment Feb. featuring flight atten- several small clots in Brady's lung. He said, O'Leary said Brady "developed some the leg, he said. 4, 1974, by the SLA, a dants. however, that the clots were in "no way" very vague chest discomfort yesterday morn- He said the clots that had been discovered small, revolutionary The issue caused con- life-threatening* ing, the kind of thing in most patients you would dissolve on their own and that there group. She later an- troversy when some of O'Leary said the clots indicated that a would just pass off" because of being bed- was no danger of their moving from the lung. nounced she was renoun- the flight attendants channel was open between the leg and the ridden for an extended period. Brady was given a local anesthetic during cing her family and join- were fired, but Playboy lungs and "if a larger clot were to break off, He said a chest X-ray showed "a very the surgery, which began around 9:10 p.m. ing her captors. spokesman Brad it could be potentially life-threatening." small infiltrate, a density, on the edge of the EDT. After 19 months un- Sawtelle said Ms. Welles derground, she was cap- was not among those dis- tured, tried and sen- missed. He said she re- tenced to seven years in signed. Palm print matches defendant, expert says prison for bank robbery. Ms. Welles was born She won a presidential in Santa Monica, but her NEW YORK (AP) - A partial palm print death during a performance of the Berlin several other prints were lifted from various MOTHER OF YEAR — H. Jean pardon after 18 months in family moved to San Die- found in the area where Helen Hagnes Mint- Ballet. areas of the opera house, but that no effort Crouch of Topeka, Kan., Is shown af- prison' go when she was 8 years iks was slain matched that of Metropolitan Plifka testified yesterday that the print had been made to Identify them. ter being named Mother of the Year old. She became a flight Opera House stagehand Craig Crimmlns, had been on the pipe for "three days or Yesterday's final witness was Detective last night at the 46th annual conven- LOS ANGELES (AP) attendant with Pacific who is charged with murder In the violinist's less." Pour days before the print was dis- Fred Boy, who said that on Aug. 6, he had a tion of American Mothers Inc., held at — Terrl Welles, a former Southwest in 1977 and death, according to a police expert. covered, he said, the roof had been scorched "very casual, very friendly" brief interview the Waldorf-Astoria In New York. The United Airlines stew- was hired at United in Officer William Plifka said the print was by lOWegree temperatures and lashed by a with. Crimmlns. Crimmins was shown a 62-year-old mother of eight is active In ardess from Southern 1978, Playboy officials found on a pipe on the roof of the opera house thunderstorm, either of which could have photograph of Mrs. Mlntiks and, according to her local Methodist Church, Scouting, California, has been said. July 24. the day after the 31-year-old woman wiped the print away. the witness, said "he had never seen her and school affairs. was thrown down a ventilation shaft to her He said under cross examination that before and did not know her." SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. MAY 5,1981 The Dsjkfy Register 3 Musto quits as Judiciary panel chairman

TRENTON (AP) - State Sen. William V. In the Legislature. \ years. Nonetheless, I understand your action Government Committee. Merlino Senate passes disclosure laws Musto, D-Hudsoo, has given up his powerful The chairman decides when and hov r work and much appreciate your concern for the Sen. Francis E. Rodgers, D-Hudson, tochai- post as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Is done in the Senate Judiciary Comntfttoe, public Interest In this regard," Merlino the County and Municipal Government Com Committee in the wake of his indictment last which Interviews and votes on all major TRENTON - For the iccond time in three monthi, the wrote. mittee. week on racketeering charges, The As- appointments by the governor; includin g cab- »Ute Senate yesterday approved a pair of Mill which would Neither senator was immediately avail- sociated Press has learned. inet officers. Supreme Court justices, J udges Musto, who is also mayor of Union City substantially water down financial disclosure laws for lob- able for comment. The correspondence was and prosectors statewide, before they go to and eight other people were indicted by i byists. In a brief letter yesterday to Senate Presi- made available to the AP after the Senate dent Joseph P. Merlino, Musto wrote: the full Senate for confirmation. had adjourned and all members had left the federal grand jury last week on charges the; The bills, sponsored by San. Eufene J. Bedell, D-Mon- "In view of other demands upon my time, Merlino has defended Musto's ri|{ht to Statehouse. took part In a $440,000 racketeering payof roouth and Middlesex, ware amended In committee to comply and to ensure the continued high level of stay on the committee, noting the indlc tment scheme. with the recommendations of the governor, who had condi- public confidence In the process of Senate Is merely an unproven charge. Merlin o also Despite the committee assignment tionally vetoed both bills. Musto and two Union City aides wen advice and consent to nominations of state, has said the Indictment is In federal court, change, Musto remains in office as a senator "The main change the governor wanted was to keep and is running for reflection in the fall. accused of using their political power tohel | during the coming months, I would request t6 unaffected by the senate's actions on state a construction company get loans from UH ' responsibility for regulating lobbyists in the hands of the be relieved of my assignment as chairman of judges and prosecutors. Election Law Enforcement Commission, rather than the Merlino said he named Sen. Steven P. state Housing Finance Agency, local ta> the Senate Judiciary Committee," Merlino wrote Musto a polite note saying Attorney General's Office, as my bill had recommended," Perskie, D-Atlantic, as the new Judiciary breaks and federally-funded city school con Musto made no direct mention of the he will "deeply regret" Musto's decision to Bedell said. -The governor said be vetoed the other Mil Committee chairman. Perskie has served as tracts. One aide allegedly collected bribes or; indictment in the letter. step down. because he felt they should be signed into law together." one of the 12 committee members. behalf of Musto and others. The Senate Judiciary <*«imt«MHip if the "You have led that committee with great Perskie, in turn, will step down as chair- The defendants have all denied' th« The ELEC had promulgated stiff financial

TRENTON (AP) - The New Jersey Su- violation. Assembly approves three bills preme Court promised to take some action The commission, however, claims it is not today on the Gloucester County Republican covered by the law because, as a body TRENTON - The state Assembly yesterday unanimously Party's challenge of the new state legislative created by the state constitution, it Is not approved three bills of interest to pensioners, auto dealers district plan. subject to laws passed by the state Legisla- and tax assessors sponsored by Assemblyman Richard Van The confusing court action in the GOP ture. The commission followed the law only Wagner, D-Monmouth and Middlesex. All three bills now go to suit has created uncertainty over the status "insofar as it was practicable," said John P. the state Senate for approval. of the upcoming June 2 primary, in which Sheridan Jr., attorney to the commission. The first bill would give eligible survivors of persons candidates for all 120 legislative seats are Last Friday, Superior Court Judge Pau retired from the private sector the same inheritance tax already running in tie new districts. A. Lowengrub ruled the commission is sub exemptions now enjoyed by survivors of persons retired from The dispute centers on Gloucester Coun- ject to the law, but he did not hear evidence the military or public sector. ty's argument that the Apportionment Com- as to whether the commission actually vio- The second biU would give auto dealers who do not finance mission, which devised the districts based on lated the law. Testimony on that area will be their inventories through commercial banks the same "net the I960 census, is covered by the state's heard later. worth" Inventory deduction from the state corporate income Open Public Meetings Act. The commission immediately appealed tax enjoyed by other businessmen who finance their inven- The Gloucester GOP contends the com- Lowengrub's ruling to a three-judge panel ol tories through commercial banks. Van Wagner said this bill mission violated the law by holding small the Appellate Division of Superior Court, would be "a shot In the arm for the ailing automobile closed meetings tonegotiat e the redlstricting which yesterday morning sent the case back dealership industry." plan. The party organization, which feels the to Lowengrub for complete testimony before The third bill would require county boards of taxation to plan hurts its power bases, wants the courts hearing the full case next Monday hi send local tax assessors a copy of all appeals affecting their to throw out the plan because of the alleged Hackensack. districts Keansburg student is honored 16 candidates agree TRENTON - Theresa Ann Ziegler, a Keansburg High School senior, was Introduced to the state Assembly yester- day as "Good Citizen for the Month" from the 13th Legisla- APPLAUDS SIGNATURE — State Sen. John Dorsey, R-Morris, right, starts to tive District. applaud as Gov. Brendan T. Byrne signs Into law a bill prohibiting the to disclose finances "We decided to *t«rt this monthly award for good high extraction and processing of fissionable source material In the state. school students because the bad students, the juvenile delin- SECAUCUS (AP) - Most Some suggested money Mayor Lawrence "Pat" quents, always get all of the publicity," said Assemblyman of New Jersey's should be given toloca l police Kramer said there should be William E. Flynn, D-Middlesex and Monmouth. ' gubernatorial candidates are departments instead. an immediate hiring freeze Ziegler is a member of the National Honor Society and the on record as agreeing to dis- Degnan, who interpreted on state jobs, that the state is German Club, and entertains at senior citixens homes with a close their personal finances the frequent attacks on his overpaying for welfare and Senate delays actiion within 10 days, a pact quickly program as evidence he was that corporate taxes should local music group. negotiated under the pressure not afraid to make con- be rolled back; of their appearance on a live troversial advances, said the — Assemblywoman Bill on hospital records passed telecast. "urban trooper" program Barbara McConnell, D-Hunt- on new prison funds They agreed yesterday, was working well in Trenton. erdon, said her party and the •J TRENTON - Custodians of hospital records would not during a televised campaign State Sen. James GOP were divided by a have to spend as much time testifying in court under legisla- TRENTON (AP) - A bill appropriating Mint! pleaded with the committee not to fprum sponsored by VVNEW- Wallwork, R-Essex, proposed "greed versus need" con- tion which cleared the state Assembly without opposition $30 million for a new state prison has been "give the Department of Corrections a blank TV, to disclose their assets, a 25-year prison term for any- flict, with Democrats show- yesterday. amended to limit its location to one of nine check." He claimed the bond Issue approved liabilities, and the location of one who commits a crime us- ing compassion and Re- counties with populations of more than by voters last November only authorized their money. State Sen. Barry ing a gun, but said state po- publicans strictly concerned The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman John O. Bennett HI, 400,000 residents. improvement to unspecified correctional fa- Parker, R-Burlington, sug- lice shouldn't be sent into the about cutting costs; R-Monmouth, would permit the Introduction of certified hos- But the Senate Committee on Revenue cilities. gested the idea. cities. —Ann Klein, Democrat, pital records into evidence in court without requiring a court and Finance yesterday held off voting on the Newark Mayor Kenneth And Republican Richard former state Human Services appearance by the keeper of the records. The Bennett bill now But Graves insisted the vo tewa s a "man- bill, sponsored by Sen. Frank X. Graves, D- Gibson, a Democrat, insisted McGlynn, a former public commissioner, said nuclear goes to the Senate for approval. date" for new prison construe tion. Passaic, until May 14. the disclosure should include utilities commissioner, who power was too dangerous for Yates agreed, adding, "The clear will of where money is kept — an said he would be able to get the state to rely upon; The site for the proposed 400-bed medium the Legislature is tobuil d a IM iw prison." issue made more significant independent and Democratic -State Sen. William Ham- security prison has not been decided. Correc- lite amendment, connected to a county's because of reports a now-de- votes in a general election, ilton. D-Middlesex, said his tions Commissioner William Fauver declined Cop funds bill Assembly bound population, was adopted after a public pro- funct federal Investigation said it was "almost a foolish help In passing the state in- to discuss speculation that the state had test from residents of sparsely populated focused on a $75,000 Swiss accusation" that he is "soft come tax, Imposing a limit on TRENTON — Legislation to pay for more local police fo und a si te in Camden lor the prison. through higher cigarette taxes is beaded for Assembly action. Hunterdon County succeeded in blocking con- bank account Gibson alleged- on crime." He said his career state spending and creating a The Mil, sponsored by Sen. Prank Graves, D-Passaic, would But Sen. Charles Yates, D-Burllngton, struction of the prison at the Annandale ly maintained. as a prosecutor and the firm fair taxation plan to pay for sentences he gave out as a education shows he is willing raise the present tax of 19 cents a pack to 20 cents this year chairman of the committee, said, "We're Youth Correctional Facility. Most candidates offered and 21 cents next year to pay for up to 1,000 more local getting close to having a site." Superior Court judge were to make difficult decisions; Population figures from the 1980 census their views on how to fight proof. policemen. Senators approved the bill 33-0 yesterday. crime, with some criticizing —Parker questioned how Opposition to the prison was expressed by show Bergen, Camden, ESSIJX, Hudson, Mid- Democratic Senate Presi- former state Attorney Gener- well Degnan's staff, in- Municipalities would have complete authority to direct the David Minti, director of the Correctional dlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic and Un- dent Joseph Merlino said his al John Degnan's plan topu t vestigated alleged CETA ir- state-funded new cops. The only requirement is the additional Reform Program of the National Council on ion counties have populates of 400,000 or measure to ban handguns state troopers in urban areas. regularities in the state La- police must remain in uniform. Crime and Delinquency. more. would help fight crime, a bor Department; Degnan position with which most of countered the investigation the Republicans disagreed. was continuing; The weather Assemblyman Anthony Im- —Imperiale criticized Doctor indicted periale, R-Essex, said he was ^Jrs. Klein's management of for law and order 14 years the Medicaid program;- she Local Weather ago, when it was a dirty said it was underfunded by As of It p.m. last algal, the high temperature at The word. the Legislature; Register's weather statlaa was 74 degrees. The low in murder case The candidates' ex- -Rafferty said he did not yesterday was 41. It was II at It p.m. There was no pression of the day was "fat think the state Board of'Pub- precipitation in the 14 hoars ending at M p.m. yesterday. TRENTON (AP) - Dr. the doctor the next day as he cat." lic Utilities was doing a'good There were S healing degree days yesterday, t» for the Harry D. Sugar, suspected of returned from a trip to Cali- John Rafferty, Republican job in overseeing Public Ser- month and S.Us for the heating season to date. At this slaying his wife and burying fornia. mayor of Hamilton Town- vice Electric b Gas Co.; > time last year, there had been 4,714 heating degree days. her In l.he yard of their Sugar was taken to ship, criticized state Labor —Sullivan, echoing Presi- Vlneland home, is facing for- Vineland police headquarters Commissioner John Horn's dent Reagan's campaign;line, Jersey Shore mal murd er charges. where Tirelli and other of- administration of a federal asked whether the quality of Attorney General James ficers questioned him briefly Jobs program for helping Sunny today. Highs on the upper 80s to low 70s. Fair life got better under Demo- Zaizall announced yesterday before he said he wanted to "just a bunch of fat cats who tonight Lows in the low to mid 90s. Partly cloudy cratic administrations. . that the physician was in- speak to an attorney. were setting themselves up tomorrow and chance of a shower. Highs in the 60s. ' —Gibson claimed success dicted by a state grand jury. Tirelli is charged with lis- (for) when they retire." Precipitation probability, near sero percent through to- at encouraging development Zazza U simultaneously re- tening to and recording those night. Winds, northerly 10 to 20 miles per hour today. During a discussion of in Newark; IISVICI. vealed yesterday that a supposedly private conversa- Moderate beach erosion is possible through today. Ocean NOAA. U.I. Pool, of Cownwotca campaign financing, Demo- —Smith said out-of-state sealed indictment against tions. water temperatures are in the low tomi d 90s. cratic Jersey City Mayor businesses that move to-New Vinelancl police Lt. Michael A Superior Court judge or- Thomas F.X. Smith criticized Jersey should be allowed to Marine Forecast WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are forecast Tirelli has been released ginally threw out the murder the "fat cats" who used their negotiate their real estate today from Ohio through parts of the South and charging him with illegally investigation against Sugar private fortunes instead of taxes; Watch H1U, R.I. toManasquan , N.J Midwest to Mississippi and Alabama and extending bugging a jallhouse conversa- because of the alleged bog- public money, which is of- —Former state Sen. Winds, northerly ten to2 0 knots today and five to 10 to Okiahoma,according to the National Weather tion between Sugar and an ging by police. fered with a mandated limit. Herbert Buehler, D-Mon- knots tonight. Fair today and tonight. Visibility of over Service. attorney. The state Supreme Court Republican businessman mouth, urged dredging of the five miles through today. Average wave heights of two to State officials grabbed last year issued a landmark Joseph "Bo" Sullivan re- Hudson River to improve the four feet. The Weather Elsewhere control of the investigation decision saying state author sponded, "Every dollar I harbor; I Lot Anoeloe » clr from local police in August ities could present the case to have, I worked for." North Jersey Albenv IS cdv Loulivlllt 4t rn a grand jury based on Albania « clr Mornptlli U rn 1979 when reports of the al- And Imperiale said he was Those who were Invited to Sunny today. Highs on the upper tOs to low 70s. Fair Amarlilo so cdv Miami u cdv leged illegal recording evidence gathered before the the session at -the Anchoroee 41 cdv Milwaukee 37 cdv a "fat cat," but not because tonight. Lows in the low to mid Us. Partly cloudy Afhevillo 40 cdv MpU-StP SI 1.01 cdv seeped put. investigation was tainted. of money. He apparently was Meadowlands Hilton, bat did AlHnU M cdv Naihvllle 4» rn tomorrow and chance of a shower. Highs In the 80s. 4« clr Now OrHani M cdv Sugrtr, 56, was conferring not attend, were Republican Atlonie Civ Now York Sugar, who was free on referring to his girth. Precipitation probability, near zero percent through to- Baltimore 41 clr 34 cdv with bis attorney when the Thomas Kean and Democrats Blrmlnehm M rn a clr bail, faces life in prison If be Among the other points night. Winds, northerly 10 to 20 miles per hour today. •(inured 41 cdv Okie City U cdv recordings reportedly were Stella Mann, James Florio, Bolu 45 cdv Omaha 33 1.11 clr Is convicted of first degree raised were: Botton *» . rn Orlando 14 cdv made by Tirelli. —Republican Paterson Robert Roe and Pat Dodfl. South Jersey 111 M Mcdv Phlledpnla 43 clr murder and up to 30 years for Buffalo 43 cdv PnoenU 70 clr Sugar, a 22-year resident a second degree murder con- Sunny and warm today. Highs mainly in the 70s. Fair CMrllln SC 13 clr PlttUursh 40 clr of thii Cumberland County and milder tonight. Lows in the low to mid 90s. Partly, CMrliln WV 40 cdv Ptland, Mo viction. PtlenO. Ore 41 city, is suspected of killing 33 1.11 cdv 0o rn His case was assigned to cloudy and the chance of a shower tomorrow. Highs In the Cnleofo* 39 rn Rapid Cllv 4] .14 cdv - his wife in July 1979 and bury- upper 80s to mid 70s. Precipitation probability, near zero' Cincinnati 47 rn Reno 17 clr Essex County for trial. demand 43 clr ing her under a backyard pic- light fit? percent through tonight. Winds, northerly 10 to 15 miles CoUllMXIt Salt Lake 4] os cdv Dal Ft Win .20 clr SanDleoo 04 cdv nic table. No cause of death Tirelli is facing miscon- You can ease the per hour today. 41 .31 cdv San Fran » clr has loeen announced. duct in office charges that OmMoInn IS cdv Seattle .14 cdv squeeze with a CJB Tides Detroit 41 St Logll 01 cdv Authorities said labora- carry penalties of up to three Dtllulh 31 clr tl PTeme* » cdv Home Improvement Saady Hook For Red Bank and Folrbonki 40 Cdv SI >toe kMari _ o 41 .M m tory tests were needed, to de- years in prison and a (1,000 Hartford 30 cdv 94 .11 cdv fine. He also faces a possible TODAY - High B:U Rumson bridge, add two Helena a rn U at cdv termine what killed Sugar's Loan! p.m. and low 3:4S p.m. hours; Sea Bright deduct Honolulu »7 clr WoiMmln wifie, Joan. five-year maximum sentence Houiton 71 3.11 cdv TemMreUroe Indlcote oro- TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, Indnaollt 4? rn vHno —rt klotiad ever anw low IRecords show Sugar re and $10,000 fine if he is con- iackuwlle 4? cdv H 7 o.m, IIT. victed of violating New Jer- 10:26 a.m. and 10:44 p.m. deduct IS minutes, High- Juneeu M clr Pro-Pi IIWIHOI lor M Wow ported his wife missing on and low 4:28 a.m.and lands bridge, add-40 KMll City U .01 cdv ondinoo.m. li»TI veHerdov July 11. 1979. Vlneland police sey's wiretapping statute. Lii nn U clr Otlk-tkv cillMlim «M (HIM JERSEY BANK 4:32 p.m. minutes. Little W rn discovered her body on Aug. His trial is, scheduled for Rock 8, 1979. Authorities arrested Cumberland County. *WU limi.H11 I- IJBI ISfUxV SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. MAY S.1Se(i Obituaries Residents to take chances with gypsy moths

imilHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIHII By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN others, Clarke has yet to speak to. Shade Tree Commission on Court Street, Tbe petition being passed around Pin MIDDLETOWN - Resident* of River Officials from the county Shade Tree Freehold, and eiplain where they live and Place warns the county Shade Tree Com Plan's Pine Place would rather take their Commission say that the pesticide which will why they don't want their properties sprayed mission to "Be very tajjre the spraying air chances with gypsy moths than worry about be used in the aerialI sparaying,, iwhich will a from overhead by the airplanes, according craft stay away from Pb* Place." Service scheduled possible side effects from tbe pesticide the commence In the middle of this month and to Laura Hubeny of the Shade Tree Com- "We feel the apparent dangers o county sprays from airplanes to con'trot the last through June, has been thoroughly mission. Carbaryl-Sevin (tbe pesticide) greatly out pests. checked out by the Environmental Protection The properties of objectors to the number any danger from gypsy moths," UM for murder victim Agency and found to be safe. spraying will be marked with a four-foot redpetition states. . "I don't want to and out five yea rs from Nevertheless, they are honoring county balloon, filled with helium. The balloon acts Clarke, who has two children aged tw< now that what they sprayed on our house and as a sign toth e pilots totur n off the sprayers and three, said be wouldn't object to iprayin, TINTON FALLS - Funer- Mrs. Vondo Burns of Fair trees has caused my children respiratory residents' requests that their properties be al services will be held here, Haven; one brother, Vondo skipped when the airplanes proceed with the when approaching the property. if the county sent a truck, individually, to i problems or will cause them to have c blWren property and Just sprayed tbe infected trees. tomorrow for Yvonne Burns, Burns Jr. of Fair Haven; four spraying. with birth defects," Dennis Clarke, of Pine "We have about 10 steady objectors;' Or, be said, there at* other pesticides tha' tt, of Stt Shrewsbury Ave.. sisters, the Misses Wanda Place, said "I'd rather take care of them And when the majority of residents on a street agree that they'd rather that the Walton said. "Bat this year there are more may not be as questionable or potentlall) who was found dead Saturday and Vanda Bums, both of myself." than before. Some are organic gardeners, in Tbe Fountains Motel, Long pesticide-dispensing airplanes pass them by, dangerous. '• / Fair Haven, Mn. Barbara as on Pine glace, the county will probably others are pregnant women or patent* of "People have no idea (that they have at Branch. Corbino of East Brunswick, And, Clarke found out, many of his neigh- bors feel the same way. So far, he said, U arrange to skip spraying that street, accord- small children." '.N-^il—^r- alternative to the spryaylng,)" CLarkc and Mrs. Mary Arceneaux, of Police have lilted tbe people have signed his petition asking county ing toJeffre y Walton, acting coordinator for / Hubeny said that some recent articles added. "The government made the decision cause of death as strangu- Falls Church, Va.; her ma- airplanes toJskip their street when they begin the Shade Tree Commission's gypsy moth about pesticides have sparked the concern, that there should be spraying. lation and are continuing «temal grandparents, Mr. and their anti-gypsy moth spraying program. program. I although "the majority" of residents wel- "I'd like to think I'm speaking for the their investigation into Miss Mrs. Lieutenant Jackson of Only one person was unsure if her family Those residents who don't want'their come tbe county's help In controlling the public," he added. "I've never spoken out Burns' murder. Jersey City, and her mater- wanted to go along with the petition; five properties sprayed must write a letter to the gypsy moth problem. about something like this before." Horn In Jersey City, she nal great-grandmother, Mrs. had lived here for 10 years. Lucille Johnson of Jersey She is survived by two City. sons, Daniel Powell and Middletown school board will appeal budget cut James Powell, and a daugh- The Childs Funeral Home, ter, Tonia Powell, all at Red Bank, is in charge of ByJOKI. SIEGEL. The matter was decided by a 5-4 board vote after about 25 its cuts following tbe budget's overwhelming defeat in tbe her parents, Mr. and arrangements. MIDDLETOWN — The Board of Education last night minutes of discussion. A majority of the 75 or so people who April 7 election. voted to appeal to the state Commissioner of Education the Jammed into the board meeting room burst into applause Tbe committee recommended tbe cuts come from a |7»7,784 cut the Township Committee im posed on the district's when Board President Alexandra Rossomondo cast the final, variety of areas, but tbe board had tbe option to apply tbe cuts 1981-82 budget nearly three week ago. and* decisive, vote. to any budget areas. ^Dramatist Paul Green; Board members who backed the appeal said the district "I Just don't think we can operate without the money," Board members who favor an appeal said such a route will will not be able toprovid e a "thoroughi and efficient educa- Rossomondo said after the meeting. "The fact is no one has probably be successful because the commissioner in effect tion" without tbe funds. Including the cut funds, the budget proven to me we can operate without these funds even approved tbe budget when he granted the district's cap waiver Pulitzer Prize winner stands at about $32 million. halfway successfully." earlier this year. Tbe same board members also pointed out that the cut But board member Leonard Moon said he feels the $8 But a decision by tbe commissioner to restore tbe cut CHAPEL HILL, N.C. awarded tbe Freedom Foun- would eliminate programs the commissioner said must be in million budget could have been cut by at least $1.5 million. He funds is not a certainty, County Superintendent of School (AP) - Pulitzer Prize-win- dation Medal three times: for the budget in return for his approval to allow the budget to said tbe board's decision not to cut the budget will tint the Milton Hughes maintained last month. ning dramatist Paul Green, "Faith of Our Fathers" in exceed its cap by nearly t800,000 this year. I chances of an expected referendum in the near future to pay If tbe cuts are restored, the school tax rate will increase60 three times a recipient of the 1951. for "Wilderness Road" Opponents of the appeal said tbe boa rd, and the district, for renovations toHig h School North. cents per $100 of assessed valuation. If tbe cuts survive tbe Freedom Foundation Medal, in 1956 and for "Texas" in must learn bow tocu t expenditures and U ve within what they "If you can't snow people you can save a little money, you appeal, tbe tax rate will Increase by about 48 cents. This died yesterday at his home. 1957. He also wrote three oth- called a "bare bones budget." won't get this referendum (passed)," he said after the meet- year's rate is $2.67 per f 100. He was 87. ' er Broadway plays. ing. Before the board vote last night, a handful of people spoke Green was also known for Green was a professor at Board members Richard R. Anderson, Julia Ann Nagy, out in favor of an appeal, including the student representative I Ma film script for "Black the University of North Caro- Stephen D. Nolan, and Eleanor Pfefferle Joined Rossomondo to the board from High School South, and a person represent- lina at Chapel Hill from IMS . Like Me, " about a white man E. McNeiill, in voting for the appeal. Dr. Frank Paonl, Terry Troutman, ing The High School North and High School South booster >who darkened his skin medi- to 1939 and was named a Dist- clubs. inguished Citizen of North and Mary M. McKulla voted with Moon against an appeal. jcally to experience racial was Manufacturers head The Township Committee reviewed the budget and made nbigotry first-hand, and for bis Carolina in 1976. In 1979 the North Carolina General As- dramatization of Richard IDO, Fla. (AP) - sembly passed a resolution merged Manufacturers Wright's 'Native Son" in E. "Jeff" McNeill naming him tbe state's dra- Hanover Trust Co. in 1981. HOMEOWNERS 1940, which Orson WeUes '., retired chairman of Man- He retired in 1971 and directed on Broadway. matist laureate. The Daily Register ufacturers Hanover Trust lived in Windermere, an Or- For Quality Plumbing Green also served on the Co., died in a hospital Mon- (USPS-ltt-440) In 1927 he won the Pulitzer executive commission of tbe day. He was 75 and had been lando suburb, where he was Prize for his play, "In active in civ Ic affairs. United States National Com- ill for about a year with a The Sunday Register . Spee/eHsIs In Rmmodmllng Abraham's Bosom." He was mittee for UNESCO. He is surwived by his wife, p lung ailment. (USPS-334-570) Showroom Conaultanl s Expert /nsfatfaWoa n AoV.ce Florence, a daughter, Flor- Published by The Red Bank Reoluer McNeill, a native of Live Established In 117* by John M. Coo* and Henry Clay ence Steinrrian of DeLand, COMPLETE SHOWROOM Oak, Fla., was named presi- Main Office Catherine M. Luscz dent of Hanover Bank in New and two granddaughter!. 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Weiland, of Atlantic High- Member of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit r fredi,, 78, 226 Golden Lane,, daughter, MMirsi . Joan Juinta of Bureau of Circulation. Ihe New Jersey Press Association She was the owner of Kay lands, and a granddaughter. died yyesterday y at the Arnold Holmdel; four grand- Second Class postage paw at Rod Sank. N.J. 07701 and at Middletown. N.J and Ted's Tavern, here. The Posten's Funeral you may 9 WalteWlter NNursinig HomeH . children; (ind one great- 0774S Published Sunday through Friday. Mall subscriptions payable In advance t She was the wife of the Home, Atlantic Highlands, is Born in Newark, Mrs. grandchild. Ter, wi mill Dairi/auy .late Theodore E. Luscz Sr, in charge of the arrange- Manfredi had lived in East The John W. 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Please Winners are subject to Video Game Room give to receptionist Mark your taxes, if any. Aerobic Dancing Leagues, Tournaments envelope. "REG WORDS" Decision of iudges is final. BRIELLE 5. Only one entry per en- TRIP MUST BE USED Sllmnaiitlcs Free Child Care velope. More than one en- BETWEEN MAY 15 AND try per person will be ac- DEC. 15, 1961. Subject to cepted but ONLY ONE hotel availability. PER ENVELOPE. US RACQUETBALL CLUB 6. Reasonably accurate hand - drawn facsimile ol HARMONY ROAD & ROUTE 35 Master lorm will be ac- The Register HIGHWAY 70 BRIELLC, N.J. PHONE MIDDLiETOWN (across from Channel Lumber) DAILY ~1U«DA< AND M AN A8QUAN RIVER (201) 82(4900 Register i order to enter OPEN MON. THROUOH MT. t A.M.-**) P.M. CLOMP tUMpAVS Call 671-4800 contest. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, MAY 5.1981 Sands' death ignites violence away from it ' bars. (rant poliUcal *UUts to "convicted criminals ... It called for a "disciplined response from He was arrested a few months after he now or at all," had no immediate comment on the angry and frustrated Nationalist youth." enlisted and sentenced to five years for armed nil death. Prison sources said Sands' body probably robbery, attempted holdups and possession of would be moved to hit family's home later arms. Released in April 1975, he was arrested Her Cabinet minister for Northern Inland. today. He asked for the IRA to give him a full again nine months later after the bombing of a Humphrey Atkins, said In a statement that be military funeral with burial in Belfast's West Belfast warehouse and a Shootout with regretted the "needless and pointless" death. Milltown Cemetery beside the graves of IRA police. In 1977, he was sentenced to 14 years in He expressed the "profound hope and prayer Provos killed in action in Northern Ireland. prison for possession of arms and it was while that the people of Northern Ireland will recog- Sands Joined the Provos at 18 but spent most serving that sentence that he began his hunger nise the futility of violence and turn their faces of the nine years remaining in his life behind strike on March 1. Fathers, sons battle troops, police

BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - police Land Rovers and British army "pigs," barricades of corrugated iron and rocks to stop Watched by their women in bathrobes and the armored personnel carriers that the Catho- security forces moving in. She called to Sean as sUppers, fathers and sons battled police and lics consider a symbol of the British army's he helped a gang break doors and bricks from an troops in the streets of Roman Catholic West "occupation" of Northern Ireland, where Prot- empty house. He came over holding a 15 inch Belfast early today after the death of IRA estants outnumber Catholics 2 to 1. knife. hunger striker Bobby Sands. The rioting died down around dawn. The "Drop that," she snapped. Sean threw it into Young and old spread the news of the 27- weary warriors slipped back to their homes, the glass and rubble on the street. His 13-year- year-old guerrilla's death by honking car horns, leaving the night's wreckage behind them. old brother Michaeb picked it up and ran off to blowing whistles and banging garbage can lids, A woman clad in bathrobe and slippers join the mobs. the warning sign once used to signal British watched from the sidewalk as her husband and Thewoman shook her head. army raids. four children joined the rioting. Among them "He s been born into the troubles and it will Youngsters hurled gasoline bombs and acid- was her 6-year-old son, Sean. be with him all his life," she said. "There'll filled milk bottles at security forces patroling • "It's a terrible thing that Bobby had to die never be an end toit. " turbulent Falls Road, a stronghold of the Irish like that, just because be wanted to wear bis Michael wore nylon pantyhose over his face Republican Army's Provisional wing in which own clothes," she said. Sands starved himself to as a mask. The mob filled bottles with gasoline Sands enlisted when wa 18. death in support of IRA demands that convicted and stuffed rag fuses in to hurl at advancing Television crews and photographers mingled guerrillas be given the privileges or political troops and police as firebombs. with masked men. prisoners. The mother said her family, all on welfare, Youths who skirmished with troops and po- "He was a prisoner of war," she said. had been asleep when Sands died at 1:17 a.m. lice for days as the 27-year-old Sands starved The woman, who refused to give her name, but left the window open waiting for the pre- himself to death made hit-and-run attacks on watched her family help masked rioters build arranged signals announcing his death. TROOPS PACK RIOTERS —British soldiers keep close to the wall for protection, as thev face vouths throwing rocks, stones and petrol bombs early today in Belfast, Ireland, after the death of IRA hunger-striker Bobby Sands was announced. Bedell yields on courtesy issue

(continued) sel out of five Supreme Court nominees chosen the same day If Bedell does not exercise sena- Another fare hike seen by Byrne He would be the fourth without prior torial courtesy. "when, with aU the politics out of the way, we judicial experience. As a former chief counsel, Sen. Frank J. "Pat" Dodd, D-Essex, the could probably have reached a much easier he would be forced to abstain from sitting in first senator to suggest that Byrne withdraw the (continued) said Stanley Rosenbloom of Byrne's con- accommodation. judgement on the constitutionality of bills be O'Hern nomination and nominate a woman or a gressional liaison office in Washington. worked on. black instead, and Sen. S. Thomas Gagliano, R- man transit, although he had hoped to be "I will not exercise senatorial courtesy be- That $12 million drop in federal operating "And those aren't even the main issue, Monmouth, agreed that O'Hern will be con- able to support something a little closer to cause the debate over senatorial courtesy is assistance, coupled with soaring operating which is that it is time for a woman or a firmed if Bedell does not exercise senatorial the president's position." taking attention away from the merits of my costs and no Increase in the state operating minority to be appointed to the New Jersey courtesy, Howard noted that the Jones amendment case," Bedell said. "The governor has been would increase the federal operating as- subsidy program, led to the 180.2 million Supreme Court," he said. Gagliano, who will shepherd the O'Hern budget deficit which NJ Transit proposes to getting away with murder on his appointments sistance budget from $130 million this year to to the Supreme Court. Hodes said he is "optimistic" that O'Hern nomination through the Senate Judiciary Com- $300 million next year and 1500 million in underwrite with a 90 percent rail and bus fare will clear the Senate Judiciary Committee on mittee, said O'Hern will probably have the 1964 increase in July and a SO percent nil fare "O'Hern would be the third governor's coun- May 14 and be confirmed by the full Senate on support of all 14 Republican senators. New Jersey received *66 million in feder- increase in January. al operating subsidies, this year, but is slated "For the federal government to to receive only $53 minion next year because withdraw from its role in helping to fund the federal Department of Transportation transit would be extremely shortsighted, will be relying for the first time on 1910 whatever the immediate effects on the feder- Census figures, which make many more ur- al budget," Premo said. "For New Jersey ban areas eligible for operating assistance and many other states, transit is not a luxury than the 1970 Census did. but a necessary. Our economic life depends "We're still hopeful that Congress wlU go on it." along with legislation requiring the use of A final vote on the Graram-Latta amend- 1970 Census figures instead of 1980 figures," ment is expected today or tomorrow. Assembly puts off vote (continued) programs that could rein- The opponents, including was a "good Idea" that force the family unit...." representatives of the Moral should be left up to the discre- The commissioner also Majority, New Jersey Ma- tion of local school boards. suggested that schools must jority Women and Concerned "It's about tune we re- assume certain parental re- Parents, said the program alized that we can't solve all sponsibilities that have been endorses "secular human- our social problems through changed by divorce or eco- ism," a philosophical concept the school system," Mrs. nomic necessity. they say is a form of religion. Muhler said. "With high divorce rates, In a curriculum guideline With millions of children liv- Issued by the state, Educa- ing in homes with single (pa- Kindergarten tion Commissioner Fred G. rents) or two working pa- Burke described the family rents, schools must provide registration life program as a "shared the instruction needed for the TINTON FALLS - Chil- responsibility of the home, wholesome development of dren who will attend kin- the church, the community the child," he said. dergarten in the Tinton Falls and the schools." Several opponents of the family life program told a schools in September may be Burke said the "forces of registered Thursday, May 14, social change" marked by legislative committee two Now months ago that It was wrong from 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. and teen-age pregnancies and ve- 1 and 3:30 p.m. in the Mahala nereal disease "have thrust to teach courses on sexuality without references to religion F. 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He simply mixed sromptly report all this is BMaMliMH to im - Published br The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - Re- three existing drugs together formation to the FDA, as it I sponding to the Reagan ad- WASHINGTON like a cocktail. required by law to do. ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. minMraUon'i "go ilow" ap- — Development was tob e - Six years after Bendec Prudent and Editor Publisher proach to more goWrameat SCENE given top priority to that, as a tin's latrotturtloa, an arttcl. regalation, the Food tad Merrell memo explained, In the American Journal o Bendectln would be ready for Herbert H. Thorp*. Jr.. Assistaw Editor. CharlaC. TrlMehom. Sunday Editor: Rimell P. Riuch. Drug Administration Is plan- Obstetrics and Gynecolog; promotion at an upcoming Nlfht Editor: Jiae Fsdenaro. City Editor: Dorii Kulman, Editorial Pa(e Editor ning to delay Indefinitely a linked the drug to deformltle; meeting of the American rule that controversial pre- Innewbonu. Pal N. Rtcci. OoMrotlcr: Richard D. McKean. Advmiiln. Director. Kenneth L. Van Dalen. scription drugs contain pack- ceuticali, Is facing several Academy of Obstetrics and Last September, an FD/ Circulation Director; FrankJ. Allocca, ProductionManager. age inserts to wan patients lawsuits from women who Gyneeology. advisory committee re about their dangers. blame the drug for seven ANDERSON — The FDA approved Ben- viewed published ttudtet am malformations in their dectin In 1857 even though 6 TUESDAY, MAYS, 1981 This mild corrective ac- concluded there was no in babies. To* birth defects - Merrell offered no reproduc- tion - tar less drastic then for other doctors over the creased risk of birth detect! taking a suspect drag off tfce misting or badly deformed tive or fertility teets to vouch limbs - are reminiscent of for its safety. Despite the from the ttse of Bendectln market while its safety is - In ISO, a Merrell ex- Bat the paaal did conu 'We won't have to convert those tanks into proven — would at least give those caused by the sedative American Medical Associa- pert oa birth defects,; R.F. across two studies that lef doctors and patients a chance drug Thalldomide, which tion's view that combination Staples, tested Bendectin on "residual uncertainties' .-; tractors, after all/ to weigh the risks against the Merrell distributed in the drugs ban a greater risk of rabbits and noted malforma- benefits of the medication. United States. toxiclty, the FDA OK'd Ben- about the drug. Yet even this partial damper My reporters Indy dectln on the grounds that It tions In the offspring similar Instead of ordering Ben on tales ii opposed by the Badhwar and Judy Grande was not a new drag, but a to those caused by dectln eft the market whlh drug industry. have wambied court docu- mixture of drugs already on Thalidomide. He recom- the uncertainties are claaret ments and confidential com- the market mended further testing. But up, the FDA decided to malu Let me cite one particu- the disturbing finding! were larly shocking example of the pany menu* that sketch an use of a new regulation tha -To promote deleted when the Staples re- development and marketing appalling record of Inade- would require package In Pagge wrote an article on it port was summarised (or the of a widely used bat con- quate testing, IrresponsibUlty for the Ohio State Medical serta waning that the dro, troversial drug: Bendectin. It and outright deceit Here are FDA and for MerreU's sales should be used only at a last Journal. It appeared under force. has been prescribed routinely what that the name of Dr. R. Nulten, an resort. This Is the propoaec to millions of pregnant wom- — Bendectin was con-obstetrician. In a sworn depo- — The company received regulation that the FDA hat en since MM (or relief of nau- cocted - literally - by Mer- sition, obtained by public In- numerous letters from physi- put on "hold" la response tc sea and vomiting. rell't research director, Dr. terest lawyers Alan Faten, cians with questions about the administration's aati- Bendectin's manufac-' Raymond Pogge, who had Tom Tata and Jim Butler, malformations that had regulatory policies • turer, Richardson Merrell, only three months of ob- Pogge later said ha had shown up in their patients' Meanwhile, Bendectln if now Merrell Dow Pharnta- stetrical training in his back- ghost-written 10 or 10 articles babies. Merrell did not •till on the market. Understanding that war is peace I may not have been read- in illinium Impressed they'll be that you them. There have beer ing the newspapers too are seeking peace. peaceniks since time im- carefully lately, but I haven't ART . "Exactly. Everytime we memorial. But they haven't teen the word "peace" men- announce a new weapon, they learned anything from his tioned by one person In the BUCHWALD know our only reason for lory. The only way we can Reagan administration. building it Is to assure have peace in our time is tc When I brought this up ourselves that they will think make sure everyone hat with someone on the Reagan IMIIIIIIIIIItllllllllll twice about starting a war." enough ttuff to kill everybody team, be said it wasn't true. "But suppose someone in else." "We talk about peace aU the the people who talk about the Kremlin believes that you "So the Reagan adminis- time. But we don't make a peace all the time that are are building the weapon for BUCHWALD tration believes the road to big deal of it." endangering It" offensive purposes and de- peace is toar m everybody." "How do you talk about "Does the Reagan admin- cides to test us. What do we "Not everybody. Just our peace?" I asked him. istration have an embargo on do then?" friends By giving AWACs to ••We've called lOr the start a war." the word peace?" "We go with everything "Couldn't we Just have the Saudis we are assuring placing of neutron bombs in their peace." Europe, the installation of an "We're not censoring we've got. If they can't read one person in the adminis- MX system, revival of the B-l anyone, but if some high ad- our signals properly they're tration who thinks in terms of "How do you assure the bomber, the sale of AWACS ministration official wantt to in a lot of trouble." peace?" Israelis their peace if they to Saudi Arabia, arid the use it in a speech, he'd have "Then they go with every- "We do, bat nobody lis- know the Saudis have building of a three-ocean to clear it with toe White thing they've got, and there tens to him." AWACs?" Navy If that Isn't talking House." goes your peace strategy." "What's his name?" "We supply the Israelis "Why?" about peace, I don't know "The Soviets talk about "We can't tell you or the with long-range fighter what is." "It's very dangerous to peace all the time, but all hawks on The Hill will want planes to shoot down the "Come again?" talk about peace because we they're doing It preparing (or to fire him." AWAOS." "You can't have peace could be sending the wrong war. We talk about war all "There are some Ameri- "And ad infinltum?" unless you have strength. The signal to the Soviets." the time, but we're really cans who are getting very "Something like that. To more weapons you have, the "You believe the more preparing for peace. If we nervous about all this war paraphrase General Cutter, leu chance there is of some- you talk about going to war talked about peace they talk." 'Peace it too dangerous to be one starting another war. It's with the Russians, the more would be ture we wanted to "You can't worry about left to civilians.' " The cuckoo state 4 9 When it comes to the higher educa- higher education would increase by less tion of our young people, the Garden than 1 percent, and the appropriation for Junk mail should n't be subsidized State is the Cuckoo State Rutgers would remain the same as last Red Bank practicing attorney, I have there are already minutes set The cuckoo, you recall, lays its eggs year. Given the rate of inflation, that To the Editor often given voice to the com- aside for the students to be in other birds' nests to be hatched and amounts to a sizeable decrease. All the The following Is an open FROM OUR READERS mon lament of the trial bar silent, at you stated In your the fledglings raised. And New Jersey state's colleges, from the community letter to the Postmaster Gen- concerning the lack of pro- editorial? r must N ilfMri M4 mi NM writer's fliw»li*>art - fessional capability and judi- has the unhappy distinction of sending colleges to the College of Medicine and eral. . Tkn IDMI »«l ncM m war*. MKMI. During a regular school - I cwiilii Mr ««ic« «r imirnnilim M cial temperament which fre- more of its young people to be educated As a businessman and tax- day, teachers are interruped Dentistry, would have to hike tuition. To payer, I am fed up, disgusted, quently characterises Judi- enough by the change of in out-of-state colleges and universities make up the additional $8.2 million it will and very critical Of Some of cial nominations as a result classes and special bulletins than any state in the nation. When we do cost to run the university next year at the the practices of the Postal of the political nature of the on the loud speakers. They that, New Jersey's industry and govern- same level at which it operates this year, Service. ' •, were just Increased by ID per also like to thank Leonard selection process. don't need any other prob- Steen, a student at Frehold lems to Intrude on the learn- ment bid goodbye to our young people's Rutgers would have to hike tuition 23 Every day, 1 receive ycent; hat service improved at In the face of these com- intelligence, talent, and skills, because pounds of "junk" nail in my all? I say not. Township High School who ing of their students when percent in September. One year at the urged the board to approve plaints, Mr. O'Hern's nomi- there isn't enough time now those who go out-of-state to study usually Post Office Box. and at my Many firms like ours nation is a welcome reminder state university then would cost a resi- home and office. The Items I my request. for reading and writing. came into being because of that, despite the political don't return, but find jobs elsewhere. dent student $4,700, which would make refer to are advertising, the poor service of the Post My son it communication character of the process, it is Most important, teachers This "brain drain" is a stunning blow to circulars, catalogs, etc. all Office. Has the deterioration handicapped, and attends the Rutgers one of the most expensive state often possible for a truly out- are paid to teach not to stay New Jersey's economy; the state Eco- being mailed under a permit been caused by overloads of Eden Institute in Princeton. universities in the United States, and standing choice to emerge. silent even if it is only for a nomic Policy Council estimates that the for much lower rates than we "junk" mail? As Mr. Graven reported, be is minute. It may only start at a force more of our young people to go out- Mr. O'Hern poetesses that pay. Our outgoing mail in- I eagerly await your reply. making excellent progress in minute but sooner or later the continuing export of student*, particular- rare combination of In- of-state for their education. cludes the usual checks, in- Harold W. Boyd learning sign language, and is government would propose ly science students, will cost New Jersey telligence without arrogance voices, advertising, and per- President participating in a work-study other bills extending the time $1.3 billion In lost income next year and One disturbing example of the effect sonal letters; all go at the Legs ft Wheels, Inc. program, in which be works and sensitivity without for silence. Religion would no weakness which, when every year after that. the proposed budget will have at current rate of 18 centt each. at the WAWA food market an longer be separate from state coupled with his acknowl- Rutgers: The university will limit stu- Why should we subsidize hour anda-half each school affairs. Freedom of religion Compared to other states, New Jer- those companies, all larger Education day. Hit teachers and special edged integrity and proven would no longer exist. sey is miserly, too, where public spend- dent and faculty use of computers be- professional ability, can only than we are, to send out their education professionals have JillC.Silva ing for higher education is concerned. cause it cannot afford to meet the de- unwanted "junk" mall? Tennent serve to insure that the im- To the Editor: recommended that be remain We spend $4,529 per student, 92,000 less mand for computer education. Bloustein I am sure that we are not at Eden for an additional portant lnterestt of the public I would like to thank Mark would be well served during than the national average and one-third has said that in an era when the ability to alone in this feeling. How can Graven for his fine article year of education, so that he we be eliminated from their will be prepared to be a prod- his Judicial tenure. I am sure Library of what the state of California spends. use computers is part of literacy, it is April 22 about the decision of that I echo toe sentiments of lists? It takes just as much uctive citizen. Long Branch Not at all incidentally, California also lunacy for the state university to have to the Board of Education of the the vast majority of those effort to handle a piece of In my presentation toth a To the Editor: has the nation's most booming high tech- limit computer availability for that rea- Freehold Regional High who have had contact, either "junk" mall as it does to School District not to allow board I pointed out that the We are writing to thank son, and he puts it mildly. personal or professional, with nology industry. deliver a first-class letter. my son to receive another cost of educating my son for you for the accurate coverage First class postage rates this one additional year Mr. O'Hern, when I state that that the Dally Register gave As Rutgers University President Ed- There are many reasons to increase year of education. I would a better choice could not be ward J. Bloustein argues so eloquently, the state's appropriation for higher would come to about 14 centt to our library during Its budg- per taxpayer. The tuition is made for this moat important etary problem. education. As an investment, to keep our when we starve our colleges, we starve $7,200 a year, but the actual and prestigious position. We with to thank the Hon- our economy. And spending for higher bright and talented young people at home cost to toe school Is approx- I would sincerely hope orable Henry R. Cioffi, education in Gov. Byrne's proposed to learn, to work, to boost the state's imately $3,000, since the state that the members of the gen- mayor of the City of Long 1981-82 budget is unacceptably meager. economy, is one of them. It is a cogent reimburses the district eral public who are genuinely Branch, for his constant and enthusiastic support of the li- The proposed budget allows for an argument, and one we cannot afford to almost $4,200. The cost of interested in Improving the transportation Is not an Issue, brary. Various individuals ignore. It is time for New Jersey to stop quality of our justice system increase of almost 10 percent in total since there is a younger stu- and groups contributed their state spending. But the total spending for acting the cuckoo. will communicate this con- time and efforts to the li- dent from the district being cern to Senator Bedell with a traasportatod to Eden, and brary's campaign for a more request that, in this particu- appropriate budget. Among my ton would go on the same lar Instance, he abandon bus. the supporters were Mr. Good news in Red Bank whatever personal political Richard Traversa, president Anyone who thinks that considerations have of the City Council of Long prompted his position and . If Red Bank officials are elated, they pointment; its original application for the Board of Education Branch; Mr. Alan R. should have approved my re- teak to act in the best interest have good reason. After some frustrat- $6.2 million for the project was turned Heinlein, director of the Nep- quest for the additional year of the public by approving tune Public Library; Dr. ing delays, and some well-founded fear down. Borough officials however per- of education that my son Mr. O'Hern's nomination. Arthur Ballato, Mr. Larry that the Urban Development Action sisted; they went back to the drawing needs can help me in my ef- John R. Ford Farley, Mr. Robert Mosca, Grant program would be a victim of board, scaled down the plans, and won fort to get the board to re- Mr. Edgar Dinkelspiel, Mrs. President Reagan's budget chopping, the the grant. verse Its decision by writing Edith Van Winkle, and Mrs. to the FRHS Board of Educa- Inna Markov borough has been told it will get a $2.8 It will be a big boon for Red Bank, tion, 66 Gibson Place, Free- Silence , million Urban Development Action where parking is a constant problem, hold, N.J. 07728, or by calling V Keyport We alto with to thank the Grant after all. and a deserved boost for its business the office, and expressing Tothefcdltor: members of the City Council The grant is needed for construction community. your opinion. I would like to comment on who reinstated our budget. your editorial about the man- Finally, we with to thank of the high-rise parking garage the The planned expansion of Riverview Natalie Shiner dating of a minute of silence all of the loyal supporters of borough plans for Globe Court. That Hospital, which would provide additional in public schools. I agree with the library who came to the parking garage, in turn, is essential not space for the support facilities needed to O'Hern you wholeheartedly. There it budget meetings only to Red Bank's business district but back up the hospital's medical services, Red Bank no reason for a bill to be Through the above efforts, to Riverview Hospital's plans for a $43 will be a boon to a large section of the To the Editor: pasted for a minute of si- the library has been able to county. The hospital still has to get final It is with great distress lence, especially when there have its budget partially re- million expansion, because (hospital per- are other things more impor- instated. Planning Board approval, but with the that I learned of the Intention sonnel would park their cars 4here to of Senator Eugene Bedell to tant to worry about Benson T. Gold parking problem resolved, no difficulties relieve the overcrowding of parking lots block the nomination of Why should money be President liKnd spaces in the vicinity of the hospital are expected, and Riverview officials Daniel J. O'Hern to the New watted on the red tape it and the Library The borough is not without Its disattisap-p expect to break ground in August. shot from guns!' Jersey Supreme Court. As a takes to pan the Mil, when Board of Trustees SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. MAY 6. (961 Business TheDMfyRegMer 7 N.Y. stock quotations Spin-offs from space supported NIW YORKIAP •Miii 1*11 IM a* 8M SH— •MJJ By SYLVIA POUTER were not being replaced by encouragement c ""1.44 IW il IH MH— M TM T4M—1* As an admitted abysmal flop In tbe kitchen private Innovation or other means." 47* 4SM-' with only one grace (I can prepare a breakfast of Similarly, U.S. government lawmakers faile , perfectly fried eggs, bacon and rauf fins), I resent to realise the impact of the multitude of ne\ It xv- * tbe Inclination of the selfappoloted Intelligentsia YOUR MONEY'S regulatory schemes enacted within a very shoi IM M-i* to sneer at such dviUan spbtoffs from the moon time (Occupational Health and Safety Act, Cor iciSi "!J m SM 8*7M landing as Teflon - tbe Innovation that keeps my sumer Product Safety Act, etc.). Just as on 5? Si 5? ^niTu •ryliiairunifrondsticklnc. illustration of sheer stupidity in mandatory re And as of this very day, I am registering my WORTH qairements, children's sleepwear was required t ni w 4m !& iL JfX. int vL rssenlment against those among my pern who be flame-retardant before any flamereUrdan ' lit 7>T]usi* a avt-M "m g "iiv M already are downgrading the possible lnnovaUons material was developed or tested. The product t 'S3 3 88 industry developed under this "gun" then had t> .6c-"5..8KSSgt:,' inIDIt U«t ini nit lift— M II* IIM It Ml MM Wt IHM + * u we m be recalled at huge expense to toe businesse Scaat 1.MI.I7I a* ii* nn« M I LMMbttl 4 WII lt> UK US- H 5 4* ^z " «y •* out of this "Columbia" Amai I.M I Ma 4»W 41 4SW-IVt iM w m H M*-I„ IM w age of industrlalixaUon and involved. JmHaM1.il 5 1M7 II* Mft ink—H 5T 8* 1^ wiU come a new age surpassing that which came out may be limited only by the limits of our imagina- Bat on the other side is the example of tin >•«. LM t nt 17 MM it* •conomic noom Columbus to the Western HHeml« - Reconstruction Finance Corp. of decades ago AmC^lMM « "M 8* tions. But even now, we can foresee: PWkSI 4117 a^* sphere. (1) A massive increase In available jobs - In which financed the construction of defense plant •llatr 14IIS I•L mm •MM14III IM Mft 3*Z * It well may be that this one achievement of industries both indirectly as well as directly con- in World War II. This is a model of a mechanisn vast 4r"!t % at !»*- i ours will be the vital force in helping the U.S. to cerned and ranging from engineers and scientists that worked because it properly channeled public " II.M111II5 »• regain IU technological leadership In the world to unskilled workers. private efforts. Incidentally, the RFC was a Re lr' -J5 4M 4 PIUkfY II M 44 publican Idea, created under President Herber AHMR 1.44 1 ia 41% MH iu aul. and to move again to tbe forefront of industrial (2) A revival of the American "spirit," which AmSM i.a 7 an aM sm ITM-IM NSJTI will impel us to make economic gains in quantum Hoover before the 108 election. Its use for na ATT 5.40 7 M41 MU a* MU— * iHs Si S* SM St: AMPIn 1.MM U .57* 54* 57 - ft it -t"" And as "merely a side effect, "suggests Rich- leaps rather than tiny steps and in turn will enable tlonal purposes as to finance defense productioi r 1 M 7 « 17M I7M I7V4+ * tn^"vt *nl Glvens, the nationally-known former New differs radically from indiscriminate use of gov 44 1 117 M I sjtiVfR us to solve economic problems that now seem to IJ^Z'E York regional director of tbe Federal Trade Com- eminent credit to subsidise economic activity ot J 1.IJ t TO VMII in 11% n us to be beyond our solution. *rmco ItlUM II 171 « 47M 47*-1l ma-H mission who is now a partner In a prestigious New The errors we have made in past eras are so any scale. ArmWInl.MM Ml Hk lm MM- * t IM71 MM IT* tnt—I Aurcol 40aU fir 4M 41* 414k—1% Jmtm York law firm, "this certainly would outflank glaring that we cannot mistake them and we can, Progress never occurs in a straight line. Nor ii AsMOII 1 4010 141 a* HM ]1«*— « any Soviet submarines in tbe Indian Ocean." it realistic even to think that Columbia wUI auto MdDG i to j >m a IT* IT*- H therefore, avoid them. AtlRkhl.aiMil 4M 4f 4»W- * S*Z £ "What would be tbe point of wasting billions President Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society," mattcally open a new industrial age in space at Anticp it » int int t7»— * AllBM .4B1 «. 1t_ll- advantage of them. . SanPi at H w in » luar .•014 as 41* 4IM ; i* il* 8*- *public funds. But the payback! Here, the limits rived from World War II and the moon landing snMmi.atna u* «% u _ in-i»i tiu a* nu-M tanln I 7 nut 45 44% " SauKH1.M1l 81 S5M a* M54 — 1 arMK 11 HI a* aM aw—i i4 in r BanTrv 74U' 414 5SU M —IM iMMc MU 741 14* IM DH-1M .HM __«Pd 1.41 7 IIM 11* tiu- * rutW 14011 47 «IWA. Mil 14t MM IM Baktr I at lilt laMm 4taii at 11% il BallHaw .«M» I m101 imI7 MH .. lackoi i.att 4is a* a* 14 in u4ii M a* BaOPd .1417 4H nbyn .71 I M4 8M 8* IM- M Ha»an MM 871 17M IM . MVt IJIII MI ait mt a* •lltl in 1451 44ft 14% 44W- * ICCoi 1.0410 Tat 14* IM 14*+ M By DAVID ft. SARGENT agan gave his inaugural ad- healthy economy with infla- SlackOr 74 l 41S5 II'* IT«k IM— * np<> i.a r is) a M* a*- r - 4 ID. 1 4U 17% Mft I7M- * on BICkHRI 7111 107aft a* an— i Onlr.lnimtl M.W 111* HIM tilU-1 t.MkiO 1M M* MU MU— * Q — What ia tbe •conomic dreks in January, be said to •* checked to below double- Batlna I 40 51111 a_* a% a*-' •Mill (CM I.M 5 IM «l% M — M pirjprt onlv slow nrocress in Mll t7aM* aNM I7M— IM hoped. In fact, the speedy re- SunkR 1.4011 111 HM IM 41 — ~ ttrFn Ml MMt dIW 4M- I tartoO SlItnTM » 17* covery in the second half of Q — Everybody but me Is INVESTING BwiiMi.a • ai BM a* MM— U taCOUn P1.M1 II M5M7 I alifMt M|MMM auIM—— M* BrlNlh 1.11 11M1 41% MH —I* MIIO 1411 US 41H 40*4IM+ U Stock 1180 was called inflationary, busy picking out stock mar- BrniRL 11 411 tH aM 1.MI Mt Hit IM M M 8M— H ket hares. I'm looking for Surra* 1 KOI 1071 44* MM •Mva r II..M 7 1144 hrwlia 41 I a au aMr-~ 'H and GNP growth in the first «Hd 11 7711 It7 M 15ft OH— * .. 7412 «155 IItilMt ft quarter of 1981 Is expected to some nice tortoises. My bro- ess not IM II a 110 0 M M* 4»M «M- ft ImpPmpPI .Mil HI IM 3& stM: ker suggests the textile CPC mi la t7M M% _ H i nSHt tI +4- tM IM I m 11% 17* II - * be on the order of five CPCwl 11 *4 14 Mil It7 IM I4H II + M kXl .. 14* I•MU 1M-IMt— \ Uprices stocks, which certainly ington Industries. For a play while investments over the CSX 154 4 417 ffft «* 110 I Ul IM I7H I7H-I mtkln 1.1117 Ul MM II* a*—IM percent, prompting tbe Fed- long term. But for tbe current Cattari II US II II* Gwnml.4111 >1M B* 14* 15 - % lift IWk— * eral Reserve to tighten tbe haven't set any speed records in the related apparel-ori- >HWM .71 4 IIM im 17* 17*- It SCrlO I « 7 M5l in It* IIM— U for appreciation. What do you conditions within each - in- Cam£>Vto"7 II It »* ilMOII 1.50 I IIM~ ait ait mt— M CalEd I.M 7 157 MM14 14*- * monetary brakes again this ented industry I like Lev! Carlnn .10— 70 I* t* 11* IIM IIM— M tuUlCol.il I MM 11* IIM IIM— % plummet think of textile stocks for Strauss for long-term growth. dustry and in the. market, I CarPw I.M 5 455 17* 17 GIISIUI tm ni SoNRKl 15 I tM 11%MM 5IM-1M year. CartHwI.a I 77 IM MM a IN w m av>— * 47% 47M—IM long-term Investment? — Would choose the following auPac 110 I IIS M - -Ift However, I do not endorse Q - I would like to ask CaUICk Mil Mt IM IM 1 1015 0M lift 15% ouRv I.M 7 17 Mft -- NEW YORK (AP) - Ris- J.T., Kansas. ' ten: Abbott Labs, Burlington CalrpT 1.1011 717 71* Hft 7SH— IM 117 a HM It parry 1.717 IIS M aft —I* the "double-dip" recession your, help in choosing 10 Calmul 00 I Ml tl« il* I1H- ft Bit MS 14% 51%54 — M D 1.7110 n « a* ing interest rates, and fears Northern, Dow Chemical, \xssa M%- M A — If you are looking for stocks for capiUl growth and CtnSoWl 50 5 1111 II II* 11 — W Mil 8 M% M that the surge will continue, idea, with a repeat of 1M0 Eastman Kodak, Koppers, C4KIIPSK44 7 IM1 I0W MM M%- * »ft IM nt— % levels. I do see a slow, no- tortoises, textiles are the dividend yield, with minimal CantrDi.05111 at II It* II — M 12* lilt IIH-1H !iST,8 8* SM sent stock prices plummeting 3M, Raytheon, Schlum- * M— M I5M 14ft IS — M growth In the GNP, with re- stocks. In general, the in- risk. Attached la a list of 25 along a broad front yester- dustry is cyclical and berger, TRW and • »- 8S 8Jt\. ni.n 7 m is* ii* MH— * covery put off until the fourth stocks I am Interested In. — »%-*oay. margins should Improve later Weyerhaeuser. SM i iiltiM The Dow Jones average of quarter. This should bring in- S.A., New Jersey. kl.MI1 Its IS IMl-D terest rates down to a more this year from a better econo- (Column readers should I 17 1114 M "* JTJt H industrial stocks, which shed A — Your list consists send their investment in- IU 4M 5S~* normal level, boosting the my. Imports are presently IM It* MM MM- U MM MH- * jgM pi^ ta y,, prevtoui less of a threat because of our almost entirely of top-quality quiries to David R. Sargent, 1717 int MH 17%— U lou r suffering auto and bousing in- 1.71 5 15 11%2 2H1,£ sessions, plunged 16,41 dustries, and by year-end 1M1 lower energy costs. I am cur- growth stocks, all of which Successful Investing, c/o this 77M TaH 7TM—M 1411 aS54 41 I* sit % poi">l» Monday to close at we should have returned to a rently recommending Burl- would probably prove worth- newspaper.) u g I?* 97B.H, IU lowest level since 8* 515 5T=t •• - * the average stood at M7.S7 on 111 I IM IW iSSti* March 11. t ta IIIM* IM IM- ti ttis no . 1.711 Ml M largest i aaaa ^A*—4» tJftaVfa 1 .ai11t ta n% .... 17* 17 BSo" :"• Till ,„;• * day decline since the average 7N MH W* Sit 5 1B4 MH MH- % tumbled ».U points on Jan. .... I.M 7 41 IM 51* 1 H'jg ColOaCoiOaii 1l.M 7 IM MU da* JRSI " i 35 IOM .MU MM=-M ». the day President Reagan CmbE• "11.Min 1 l IH 44U 11% Su-1* WM inaugurated and Iran re- 17 7M ~ TuOOai ill* 541 n* TlPac .1511 » 4IM 4IV> 4iM+m leased its U.S. hostages. TanUIII IJS I M7 MM 17ft TtxwH I I IM 51ft 51% Just a week ago, the blue- T»lronl.MI4 Ml Mft MH .. 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!r->a Brinkiey's show rated wpll, but another move may kilt it LOS ANGELES (AP) - There probably is no holds court. watched "Park Place," "Bosom Buddies" and . terview. "We say that, but in fact, it is the first Saturday night at 10 o'clock is a TV show' more avid- a David Brlnkley fan than my Uncle After fiascos with Tom Soyder and "Prim*; "Checking In," three competing sitcoms repre- thing we look at." second worst sentence, and "NBC Magazine' Sammy. Said Uncle Sammy last week, "Guest Time," NBC Just wanted to (0 through the senting the sort of progrimsnlnf that Silverman Brinkley fairly beamed over the program's has already done time against'Datfas." Now 1 old Brinkley hasa new show. Pretty good." IDOUOOS. "They regarded it u something they and Tartikoff thought ought to occupy prime good showing. gets to battle "Fantasy IsUuiV' Which simpl; No, Sammy, Brlokley't show Isn't new. It's had to do," said Brinkley. "They Just assumed 1 time. I ! i. frankly, was surprised," be said. ,'I allows no Intruders been on the air since September, but "NBC it would have bad rating!.' In its Thursday debut,' "NBC Magazine" didn't think we'd do that well. Indeed, I assume Too bad, because "NBC Magazine" is i Magaifne" was better bidden than joy at tax ^ Did it ever. "NBC Magaiine" finished at or finished Ued for 25th in the ratings. It finished we won't do that well in the future." special show among its breed. Brinkiey's ear time. depressingly near the bottom of the ratings all ahead of "Happy Days," ahead of "That's No, sir, probably net. NBC's programmers, brand of authority lends a cofctorubl* am NBC's programmer*, Fred Silverraan and season long. Incredible. ' It finished ahead of NBC's own Silverman and Tartikoff, have found yet another bience to the show, which featitea a fleilbl< Brandon TartikpH. hating to waste an hour of Then NBC had a curious change of heart. programming prize, "Lobo." hiding place for "NBC Magazine." The good format allowing exploitation of fresh news prime time on a newsmagazine, ditched Two weeks ago, it moved "NBC Magazine" to "The showing in the ratings is, as they say, ratings were no sooner in than NBC issued its rather than being limited to the canned iron Brinkiey's lovely effort by putting it on Friday Thursday night, where something amazing hap- only one of many considerations at the fall 'SI schedule, a lineup that moves "Maga- (documentaries featured on CBS' "«0 Minutes' night, at precisely the hour when "Dallas" pened. People watched. More people than network," Brinkley said In a telephone in- zine" to Saturday night at 10 o'clock. and ABC's "20-10." adtaHwdaaart.laplckadoffona Raqual Walch Naw York City a broken heart, pHohea her pup 11.00 • • • • • • purpoao of drinking thalr Mood polloa Iraok down • maatar by on* by Arab wrrlora. (SO Uhra.) criminal, trying to aitort monay KM.) O DELAWARE VALLEY Iff EL SHOSTDT'IRIB *TWILH1HT2B*IE tha Mayor. (2 hra.) CHACON • • BEMNY MU. AT* FORUM Television today MOVIE -(SUSPENSE) _ 700 CUM r •HOW • TO • THOUGHT FOf •*tt "Srukout" 1S7S • HAPPY OAYSAOAM 1:00 • RAT PATROL hi NEW JERSEY Parklna atland a rodao In Atlan- Chart** Br onion. Jill Inland. • DICK CAVETT SHOW 1:30 • ADAM 12 2:30 ta, but thak mlnda ar* aooa TaiiaabuahplM It hired by wile " Vjr vj/TaJa* IBJPI BBvTS^^BBJBjBy^BBBj» • INDEPENDENT NEWS MtSeCWTAMA (VHF) WNET 13; (UHF) TW TAC DOUGH Owaat: Baronaaa PMHppbi* D* • EL SHOW DE MIS AM NEWS takan of f bucking bronca and otmanlmprlaonadinManlcolo gothaohild.Parill 2:36 I MOVIE (DRAMA) ea S, SO, 52, SI (all listed as 62). • halp him aaoap*. (Ratad R) H CHACON BULLSEYE b**utllul eowejlrl* whan thay • MOVat -(MYSTERY)" "Thetr Own txecu NEW YORK 1:45 • MOVIE (DRAMA) U TO TELL THE TRUTH inaat two old fri*nda from Orly •J* • in* UIV V s* SBUU M1 ^H HotMTB" 1(BS Dean Slock "FocMddm" 1*47 Douglaa (UVH) WCBS2, WNBC4, County and laarn that on* I* *o- NYDIACAROSHOW ISS* (Mori* Holdan, Oil* well. Herachal Vernardl. Dylm BARNEY MH.LER Montgoawry, Haial Court Un cuaadolahootlnglhaothar (00 MOVIE -(WESTERN)— 8:00 •• BROKEN PROMISE Krugar Tha daughtar of OraciHa lawyer ,elot an obaeaeed WNEW 5, WABC 7, WOR 9, WATCH YOUR MOUTH happily narr»d aclantltt plana "Man Cased Hone" 1B70 Thodromalallathapllohlornag with daalh young man. wht Wl'IX 11. (UHF) 31. STAR TREK'The Naked rtaaafrom th a grava to HMTOriia wMaadaalh (llomlna) 0*PM MAGAZINE Richard Harrla. Judith Andar laclad chHoran and tha loatar h«-vtaiimt (gornma) killed hia wile in blind rage am PHILADELPHIA i aon. An Engaeh arlalocral gala oarMyatarnthroughthaatoryol J:OO • MOVIE (DRAMA) — UaM* H wee premeditate*. <7C • *M.A.8.H. 00 HAPPY DAYS An on WALTCRMCRCAOO "DcwnhW lUcar" itM (VHF) KYW 3, WPVI. • APMNDKNO0«*A tngaoiraArmyragolallonthraa. capturad by Stou« Indiana M Hi* rlv* abandonad chltdran and tana tha long awaKadpaaHag of Dakotaa and undargota lortura thalrattuoolaloramalntogathor OOD COUPLE Robart Radlord. 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By GREIO BENDEIUON a growing district. I studied the area fucult Take Toms River, Brick and games. Vlrcillo then regrouped his Gardi thinks the coaching situ- and was Impressed with the Central Middletown for examples. I think young forces and led them to a final ation at Lacey Township took a big LITTLE SILVER - UM VlreUlo It athlete. Many Lacey athlete* made we'll do things correctly." mark of 5-4. step forward when he completed his up Central teams. packing bis bags and heading South. VlrcUlo's coaching techniques in interviews with Virclllo last week. Virclllo. former head football "Part of the deal was that they'd his five seasons as bead man at Red "Red Bank has been gnat to coach at Red Bank Regional High get me a lion cub as a pet," he added Bank were prettf correct. The me," ha add. "I was definitely look- "About IS to 15 coaches applied School, wai officially namad the flnt with a laugh. diminutive mentor compiled an im- ing forward to coaching these kids. for the Job." Gardl said. "Lou was bead grid coach at Lacey Township Lacey Township, whose nickname pressive 34-10 record, making the We turned the corner. This team has the last Interview. The fact that he's High School yefterday at the new will be the Lions, will draw its stu- state finals three times and winning the most potential since the 1977 coming here makes it even more ex- school's board of educaUon meeting. dents from Central Regional High two Shore Conference cham- team. There are 17 returning let- citing for me. I'm looking forward to "This whole thing took place In School. According to John Gardl, termen and they have the ability to working with him. the la* two weeka," Virclllo laid. "I former Central Regional High School Before taking the head coaching win a championship." "He's got the reputation as a su- had several off era from coUeges and football coach and Lacey's athletic post for the Buccaneers, Virclllo had VircUlo says he and Ma family per person and be has a great rela- Ugh schooU before this, but this was director, the school will open up with served as an assistant coach to Bob plan to relocate In the Lacey Town- tionship with the kids. He's an ex- the first time I had entertained the » students and wiU play an Inde- Strangia and called toe 11-01975 sea- ship area "as soon as possible." He cellent coach. He fits the mold. If idea. pendent varsity schedule. son the "greatest year" at Red is also busy putting together a new anyone can do it, Lou can." "I was pleased with the final offer "Basically, the reason I chose Bank. Prior to that, Vlrcillo had coaching staff. According to Red Bank A.D. they made. I'm very positive about Lacey <*>• because it's a new district served at an assistant to Red Bank George Fallon, the school hasn't even Uie philosophy they haw. There's a and 111 be able to start from Catholic coach Tom Lalli in 1972. "I'm In the process of interview- started looking for VirciUo's re- real challenge there. The reason I •cratch." Vlrcillo said. "Developing This past season Red Bank got off ing'this week. I hope to have the staff placement since he has not officially UwVlrdlle was interested was that I knew it was a team after a school split is dif- to a slow start, losing their first three completed by next week." resigned yet.

MAKE A DATE 13 The Daily Register ELLEN GOODMAN 16 CLASSIFIED 19 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, MAY 5,1981 Sports Isles reach Yanks9 Davis ties for one more strikeout record NEW YORK (AP) - The secret to coaching playoff hockey is rather simple: Send the pUyers out on the ice and ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Ron Davis' batters heitftew to. get out of the way turning strike out artist surprises no one as "I thought I did real well for my first New York Islanders Coach Al Arbour has done precisely much as Ron Davis himself. time out," said Nelson, 20, after notching a thainati in hims teamteam'ss semifinal showdown with thtne Newi York "I'm not doing anything different, I'm victory in his first major league appearance. Rangers, which continued tonight at Madison Square!Garden Just throwing It in and they're missing," the Nelson had been sidelined with a virus early with the defending Stanley Cup champions on the vergver e of a New York reliever said last night after strik- last month and is toe youngest player In the four game sweep The Islanders would advance toto tthe Na- ing out the last eight men he faced in the majors. tional Hockey League playoff finals with a victory. Yankees' 4-2 victory over the California "1 wasn't surprised I was taken out after Rangers Coach Craig Patrick hasn't been quite so suc- Angels. The eight strikeouts equaled an six innings. With Davis and Goose Gossage in cessful at staying in the background and still getting the most American League record. the bullpen, you can give em' six and bring of his charges. That became evident Saturday right when "Someone told me I tied a record; 1 don't 'em on." several of Patrick'! decisions backfired, and the Islanders follow stats. I've probably struck out as broke a two-year, five-game losing string at the Garden with a many this year as I did all last season." PUllies'.Giants 4 5-ltriumph. Davis, his fastball looping and diving, PHILADELPHIA - Steve Carltoo does "Al has been through this often enough to know what to came on in the seventh inning for the Yan- the pitching, and Manager Dallas Green does do," said Islanders right wing Bob Nystrom, who scored once kees and preserved the victory for Gene the talking. and assisted on two goals in the third game of "The Battle of Nelson, who was making his major league Carlton won his fifth straight game, New York," which is turning into something much leas than debut. Don Baylor, the first batter Davis scored a run and batted in the lead run as the the anticipated war. "He geU us prepared and then lets us go faced, popped up. Then he went on bis Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco out and play our game." strikeout tear, tying the AL record ac- Giants for their third straight victory. Arbour did come up with one Innovation Saturday that paid complished by Nolan Ryan twice in the early Carlton doesn't talk to the writing media, off. In an effort to alter the Isles' usual pregame schedule 1970s. so Green takes over the job of explaining the prior to a game In Manhattan, Arbour brought the club into "I admit when I had two strikes on them I left-hander's performance. the city early on Saturday. •VI, BYE BALL — Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Manny Trlllolumpu over started thinking strikeout," added Davis, "He had trouble with his location at the "One key was we came from practice right here to the a sliding Larry Herndon of the San Francisco Giants as the ball goes Into center field who had also struck out the last five batters start." said Green referring to the fact that city, had our pregame meal and laid down for s while," said for a stolen base last night. Hemdon was safe In a cloud of dust and Phillies catcher he faced in New York's victory over Oakland the Giants led 4-0 after two and a half In- Nystrom, who scored the Cup-winning goal last spring against Bob Boon* was charged With an error. on Sunday -> making It 13 of the last U nings. Philadelphia. "We did things a little different and everyone Green said Carlton went for the curveball was saying how good they felt in the warmup*. Before, we'd and had great power in his fastball. seem a litUe burned out even before we played." Brewers I, Mariners t While Arbour has been patient with his team, under- Milwaukee's Robin Yount had two homers standing that each of his players knew what it would take to Celts return to earth tonight among his three hits and drove in four runs overcome adversity, Patrick has been accused of over- last night, powering the Brewers past the coaching somewhat in this series. As the Rangers advanced to BOSTON (AP) - Most teams work at Two hours after Sunday's dramatic 91-90 Celtics forward Cedric MaxweU said In the Seattle Mariners 9-5 the semifinals with upsets of Los Angeles and St. Louis - getting up for big games, but the tack facing victory over Philadelphia in the seventh tumultuous Boston lockerroom. "I'm just Yount delivered a two-run homer in the teams which finished fourth and second, respectively, in the Boston Coach Bill Fitch is how to get his game of the Eastern Conference final series, sorry this wasn't for the NBA cham- third, a solo shot in the sixth and an RBI regular season, while the Rangers were 13th - Patrick's Celtics back down in time for tonight's open- thousands of people still were celebrating on pionship." single in the seventh when Milwaukee scored sUrtegies worked. He had the Rangers pressuring the Kings' er of the National Basketball Association Causeway Street outside Boston Garden. It And there's the rub. The Celtics had won four runs to break a 5-5 tie. and Blues' defensemen, who In turn could not cope with the championship series agairai the was a wild scene, with fans screaming and the showdown against the only team to match Jim Gantner's two-run double off Seattle intense forechecking they were facing. Rockets. hollering as each of their Celtics' heroes left their 42-20 record during the regular season, starter Brian Allard preceded Yount's single the building and drivers of passing cars hon- but they sUll haven't won the title In their and broke the 5-5 tie. The Brewers bad loaded king their horns in tribute. way are the Rockets, surprise winners of the the bases on Ted Simmons' double, Gorman The excitement outside the arena was Western Conference playoffs after compiling Thomas' fielders choice grounder, Don Mon- Streck awarded Houston matched only by the intense feelings that only a 40-42 record during the regular season. ey's single and pinch hitter Roy Howell's were unleashed lnslle after the Celtics had "We've won the Eastern Conference walk. held Philadelphia without a basket for the championship, but that's only half of it," HOUSTON (AP) - When he finally apt his eyes final 5:23 and outscored the 78ers 9-1 in that Orioles 4, Twins I fits, including entry into next year's Masters and the cautioned Fitch. "Houston has had the op- open, Ron Streck had one question about his day- span to win the brutal, physical struggle. Tournament of Champions. portunity to sit back and rest — that's the Terry Crowley's two-out, pinch-hit single late, storm-shortened victory In the Mlchelob-Hous- His eyes widened at that. Boston had been on the brink of defeat, equalizer. We know bow tough Houston is." in the 10th inning drove in Eddie Murray with ton Open Golf Tournament. "Hey, I hadn't even thought about LaCoste (the trailing S-l in the best-of-seven series to a the winning run and gave the Baltimore "Is this totally official?" the still-sleepy Streck Tournament of Champions)..That't's great," he said. good Philadelphia team. But the Celtics While the Celtics were struggling to the Orioles a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota asked shortly after dawn yesterday morning. clawed their way back with second-half wire against Philadelphia, the Rockets - Twins last night. It la. Although the tournament triumph counts in full rallies in each of the last three games, win- who have not played since finishing their Murray opened the 10th with a single off Even though the tournament's final round was measure, the financial payoff was, hi accordance . nlng them by scores that accurately reflected five-game semifinal victory over Kansas City loser Jerry Koosman, 1-4. Benny Ayala sacri- canceled because of flooding, reducing the tour- with Professional Golfers' Association Tour the tightness of the series: 111-109,100-88 and last Wednesday night - were running ficed him to second, and Gary Roenicke was nament to M holes, it goes into the books as an guidelines, reduced to 75 percent of the announced finally 91-90. through a Sunday workout at Houston Baptist safe on an error by first baseman Ron Jack- official event and Streck receives full winners bene- 1360,000. "This is the highest high I've ever bad," I College that was considerably less punishing. 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In this the third of a four-part series on events, females perform at much lower ment with associated growth spurt; and not Your Child in sports, the writer deals with Your Child in sports levels than their male counterparts. But until then does the male surpass the female, females and their impact upon athletics clearly, part of the explanation for male on the average, In height, weight and today. domination of most sports is the fact that, muscular development. By LAWRENCE G ALTON because of cultural Influences, girls and With maturity, the average female is Until quite recently, only when girls Girls can compete against boys In any sport women have been participating for only a five inches shorter than the average male, were very young did they have a brief If suitably matched for sixe, weight, degree relatively short time and have been trained and SO to 40 pounds lighter in weight. She is period of grace -,a time when, even though of physical maturation, and skill. less effectively. also 40 to 50 pounds lighter in lean body they were often labeled "tomboys," they Not only can girls achieve high levels of Are women and girls handicapped be- weight while having 25 percent relative were allowed to play second base or what- physical fitness through strenuous condi- cause they don't have the strength of body fat compared to the-male's 15 percent. ever. After that, social pressure virtually tioning, improving their agility, strength, males? Many investigators believe that the The male has broader shoulders and forced most girls to withdraw from athlet- endurance, appearance and sense of psy- difference, to no small extent, may be due greater chest relative to body sise. ics. chic well-being; such activity has no un- to the social influences which have en- STRENGTH: Several studies have Now, spurred by increasing recognition favorable influence on menstruation, future couraged the average male to be more found that, on average, men are about 10 to of the importance of fitness for girls as weU pregnancy, and childbirth. active than the average female. They are 40 percent stronger than women. At as boys, helped by the feminist movement After puberty, girls should not participate convinced that these Influences may be so younger ages, from seven to 17, the dif- and also by legislative mandates and court against boys in heavy collision sports be- great that any inherent physiological dif- ferences are far less, but even so, the rulings, girls are moving from the sidelines cause of the serious risk of significant In- ferences in strength cannot yet be esti- female does not have the same level of onto the field. They are playing for them- jury due to their lesser muscle mass per mated. strength as the male - or, at least, does not selves, not just cheering for the boys. unit of body weight. The Same, Oaly DiffereatT exhibit it. la !«74, only « colleges offered athletic The academy emphaataed: "The bast It may be worthwhile here to consider Yet many studies have indicated that scholarships to women; more recently, interests of girls and women in sports some specific similarities and differences the female has the potential to develop mere than 500 did. It's now estimated that activities are served by opportunities to between the sexes in various areas influenc- much higher levels of strength than those more than 100,000 women are taking part in experience the thrill of sports competition ing athletic performance. These are based found In typically sedentary females. Such intercollegiate sports compared with when they are able to qualify for girls' on the reports of many investigators and a studies show that weight training in both 170,000 men. programs sponsored just for them. Ul- review paper prepared by Dr. Jack H. adolescent and college-age women can lead Medicine, too, has been making an Im- timate benefits are greater when efforts Wilmore of the University of Ariaona De- to marked Increases in strength. portant contribution to furthering the par- are directed to developing girls' programs partment of Physical Education for the CARDIOVASCULAR ENDViUNCS: In ticipation of girls In sports witt safety. To and the athletens within them, Journal of School Health. the early years, the endurance capacity of help physicians involved hi deciding about emphasising the exceptional female athlete BODY BUILD: In the eight-to-12 age .females is much the same as lot males. It participation by girls and young women, the who may wish to participate with boys on group, girls are about two yean ahead of 'falls off rapidly later. But leas* stedies American Academy of Pediatrics has of- their teams." boys in physical, bone, and hormonal de- indicate that female endurance at ages fered a series of simple guidelines: When it comes to athletics, are girls velopment and the mean height and weight beyond 10 need not be reduced nor be ACTIVI NOW — High school girls throughout Mon- There la no reason, before puberty, to sepa- genetically inferior to boys? If yea examine for females is equal to or greater than that markedly below that of males of similar mcMJUiMMMeal in high-pitched competition on a rate children by sex In sports, physical- older record books, you might think so. of males. Only In the 13th or 14th year does age levels. dally basis. For years It was believed that women education, and recreational activities. They suggest that In almost all athletic the average male undergo sexual develop- See Womea, page 12 should not be Involved In sports. SHREWSBURY, N^. TUESDAY, MAY5,1981 Manalapan Women have been inhibited in sports (continued) lDJ«rin: Are Girls MoreProae? a whole school year. Their data showed the ficulties under any circumstances, whether still perfect MOTOR SKILLS AND ATHLETIC One study found that Injury rates for greatest variety of injuries occurring in they are active or sedentary. A significant ABILITY: Except for a single activity - high school girls are no greater than those basketball, with gymnastics and volleyball number do have painful menstruation or throwing a softtull for distance — boys and for boys-in the same games (badminton, following closely. other menstrual difficulties which ap- girls are much alike in their performance of basketball, cross-country, gymnastics, soft- The most serious Injuries, including ma- parently are neither helped nor intensified in tennis physical activities up to the age of 10 to IS. ball, swimming, tennis, track and field and jor fractures, head injuries, and disloca- by physical activity, including the most Various tests of specific motor skills and of volleyball) and most of the injuries are tions, were in basketball, field hockey, soft- vigorous. ManaUpan's tennis team, after defeating Manasquan, Ml, general athletic ability show few dif- minor. ball and gymnastics. However, the majori- In some very active women — long- remained one of three area teams with perfect records. . ferences during those early years. In a two—year study of four high school ty of aU injuries, especially in basketball, distance runners, gymnasts, figure skaters, Also among the unbeatens are Ocean Township, a 5-0 In tests of running speed, for example, athletic programs for girls, Dr. James G. were of a lesser nature. The most common and dancers, for example — menstruation winner over Monmouth Regional, and CBA, which won its 58th boys and girls do equally well between the Garrick of Phoenix and Ralph K. Bequa of were sprained ankles, knee injuries, and stops. But this may well be due to their very straight by defeating Red Bank Catholic, W) ages of six to 12. After age 12, however, the University of Washington Division of contusions. low body weight and very low body fat Manalapan, now 8-0, got singles victories from Lee boys become more proficient in almost all Sports Medicine found that about 23 percent What of injuries to female pelvic or- levels, since other studies have found Schlazer, BiU O'Hanlon. and Howie Shatsky. Ocean, 11-0, was motor skills. of the girls were injured each season as gans? absence of menstruation in chronically un- paced by second singles player Stu Slutsky, who defeated Is the female outperformed by the male opposed to a usual injury rate of 24 percent Dr. Haycock reports: "In an extensive derweight females regardless of athletic Errit Lewis to keep Ms perfect season intact CBA lost only in almost all sports? yes — but. among boys. Nearly two-thirds of the in- search of available literature, I could find activity. Yet menstruation usually returns two games in singles play while wiping out the Caseys. The juries among the girls were sprains and no specific reference to sports related after a reduction in the intensity of train- Colts are 7-0. As Dr. Wilmore points out: "In distance swimming the sex gap is narrowing and strains, and a majority could return to full (pelvic) injuries...The bony pelvis provides ing. In other tennis action, VlariUn downed Red Bank, 5-0;' there are indications that this is also true athletic activity within a week. No injuries excellent protection to the female repro- Middletown South whipped St. Rose, 4-1; Mater Dei thumped As for when physical performance Is for other events. Unfortunately, it is dif- involved breasts or genitalla. ductive organs." St. John, 4-1; Freehold Township defeated Brick Memorial, best, that generally seems to be in the ficult to make valid comparisons since the S-0; and The Ranney School bested Admiral Farragut, 4-1. In another study published in the Journal And as far as breast injury is concerned, period immediately after menstruation up degree to which the sport, activity or event of the American Medical Association, Dr. the late Dr. John Marshall, who was direc- to about the 15th day of the cycle. But MHPIIIIHS1IH.SI.IIW1 has been emphasized is not constant, and Christine E. Haycock of the New Jersey tor of sports medicine at Manhattan's Hos- individual variability is great. Some women iiiimmm Eric km IMI d Jonn *iO».in K, l-a. t I factors such as coaching, facilities, and Medical School and Joan V. Gillette of the pital for Special Surgery, had noted that, have actually demonstrated improved per- Doug Brown IMJ d ... ClwUManlav >l.ltt IKiilhMcKiniiXMIO SMMCriMlt-l.t-CMlt. l training techniques have differed con- Office of Intercollegiate Athletics of the "There's no evidence that trauma to the formance during the flow phase and have omiomin siderably between the sexes over the years. University of Nevada, examined the "Sus- breasts is a precursor of cancer." established records in world-class competi- •S Rootr Gott Mai LtMvnikv (Ml d. Paul Mamora-Luk* Cltflt 4-1.4-2 Bill Loonav- Juan Garcia (510 Art Graarmaaui Pnil Hann M. 14 It Is far too early to predict whether the ceptibility of Women Athletes to Injury: What about sports participation during tion. And the overall number who perform lUmm '. MmlraM l rarrawt 1 < performance gap will ever close completely Myths versus Reality." Their three surveys the flow phase of the menstrual cycle? poorly during flow is about the same as the Xi sun INI d MMrtat Ja«lar Oamnguai.M.M for any or1 all sports.'' covered 361 schools and It major sports for number who experience no difference. Tao Baa (HI d Alladro Brulllnl. 4-3.M Many girls nave few or no menstrual dif- MIUWalUIRK '. CHrUMoallar.4-1.4-4 DDi.all u Kavm Donovan-Miht Slavola (Hid Carlos Parti-Rataal Ballavlla.4-4,1-4.4-2 CJir.i Wagnar David BlrBal (A) d. Torn Carchman BriKt RoDarti, 4-7, M. >-« Malar D«l «. « J*m I Boto Hal lor an (MDI d Rich Jahn.4-2.4-fl Cnm Haltman IMDI d Jot Crlrmov, 4-3.4-3 Joa Pacalli IMDI d KallhAluil«.M.M DwMff Jorin SMlr»Oaorsa Gro» (MDI d. Chip croil Tim SMInar. 7-4.4-1 BobCoaklav-JaaConlan (bjl d Wallv Wall-John Curtl.4-1.4-1 l*l"w9tMM Twp. %, Uft€M M#tn. • Mall Herman (FTl d P«ul Boweri, M>, 4-1 • Benny And-run (Ffltf Mih* M«tl«n, * 0,* 0 JonnLoetl (FTId Jo»Melchlonnt,M),6-1 Scott Sitin Eric Alula (FT) d Scott McQu*an Chuck Puccl,4-0,41 A J Cluvkotftl-Alan Rutkin (FT) won bv default Get *20 Cash CBA t, mx —an Cadnllc» Scot I eittitne ICItf »l Scott Suuarman, k-0,11 Marc Pol.castro (C> d Fran Dtcktr, 4-0.4-0. Eric Gakhtr (Cld John Stslllo,4-0,4-1. oeaMes Mvlts Cllwnan Slav* Jannarom tC) d. Mika Kallv Brian Schwtffrs, 4-1, 4-2. Matt Randano Bob Surgvnt ICt d. Rob Schenon* Paul Hardmann. T-y 4-0. R

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1400 Kin - 1. al. ROM IBono, lltU Praakeea it. PnakaM Tap. 00 Discus — 1. Scott Attltlut (Fl 1111, 110 hurdl.l — 1. Rica (HI 144, 2. Don Rica woo the 100 (10.9), high hurdles (16.3) and long Car red, CMMKro. Farrelll 1:41.0 1,100 — 1. Jim MacKarala (H) 4:11.1, 400hurdlat— I. Brian Droll IFI 10 I. 1. Murpnv IFT) 1104, 1. Ramsay IFTI Tadar IHI It.*. 1 ConllakM IMI1049 Jump (20-2V4), and teammate Mike Mam took the snot (53- Boys track VW — 1. Sak Oimoov ISHI «M, 1. 1. Morales IH) 4:14.7.1. Jain (H) 4:17.4 1. O'Connor (FT) 1.02.1, 1. Laahv (F) 119-IVf M0—1. Velio (HI 1:10,2. Mllnas (H) ftanan (SHI40-4.1. iivenlo lettl aVIl 1000 — 1. Krishna Jain IH) •:». 1. 1:01.1 Javalln — 1 Bob Laahy IFI I7M0,1. 2:11.0.1. ContlaMa IMI 2:14. v.) and discus USWUi) as unbeaten Howell (5-0) crushed DISCUS — 1. RICH Coll.ni (SH) 111-7. Muller (HI 10:01,1. Rapa (H) 10:00 . 100 — 1. Tony LeBato (Fl 11.4, 1. Croll IP) 141-10.1. Bhom (FTI IM 0 200—1. Gaullar IH) 231. 1. Howard summaries 1. B. llvaiHa (SH) 1114. 1. i. llvonto 11O HH — 1. Eric Patanan (R) 17.1. Oohortv (FT) n.i; 1. Mtci.cn (PTl PV — 1. Dan CoMilna (F) 104, 2. (Ml 14.0.1. KlrtglH)!!.! MaUwan Regional, I09-J2, yesterday to clinch at lead a tie (SH) 1074 1.Sro*V(H) Ml. 1.Maaaa(H) 11.4 1I.M ManoM IFI 14.1. Allan (FTI t4 1,000 — 1. Ed Handrlcks (Ml 1:24.1. forthe Shore Conference "A" North boys track cham- ILIUM at SMT»« Jaxlln-1 Lrala Brown I5HI 1104. 400 IH — 1. Oeerge Matta (H) 47 J. l. 1.900—1. Mlka Allan (FT) 4:10.11. LJ — I Zamol (Fl 104,1. Augustus Barms (HI 1:41,3. Egaland IHI 1:54 iw — i. CrM •mm ism HI, l. 1. W.ilh.v.n (5RI llt-4, 1. Onca (S) Oavli (HI 71.7,1. Peiersg* (R) 77.1 Carpenter IF) 4:n.» 1. Conwev IFTI .(Fl 1/4*. 1. How. IF) 141*. 1400 — Hawaii 1:41.0 pionship. A win over Raritan next week will give the Rebels Lewler IS) 11.4.1. AHent (SHI 111 1|4-7 1,400 Ralav — 1. HoUMei iTodd, OltM Shot — 1. Mlha Matta IH) 13 %. 1. MS — I. Urn ParrMI (I) 14.4. 1. HJ — 1. OHI Farron (SRI H. 1. Hanion, Orennan. MacKenilel 1:41.7 400—1. Fall« ZamM (PI M.I. 1. Brtca Mam. 71. Ocaaa Twa. H Ball IHI 414*. 1 Jonas IMI 41-7 the title outright. CarrM IS) Ml. I. Lawter IS) M.4 Harding ISHI U. 1. NuaeM (SI V4 Shot — l. Oil t>am IR) «:. l. Schwala (FT) U.4.1. Russo (FT) 14.1 400 IH — 1. Paul O'Connall (O) 1:00, Discus — 1. Masta (HI 13*1%. 2. m— i. Tin Parraii is) u.i. 1. mu LJ — 1. Doug Harding (SI 17-1, 1. Bamovk IHI 4411.1. M. Slack IR)« i 000 — 1. Kavln Kallv IFI 1:07.0. I. 2. Whlta IBM) 1:01.l, 1. Prahl IBM) and Ball (HI 121-4.1. Shuav (Ml 10B-7U, ISMI Me. 1. Ed BM »l SM Ferrell (SRI 14-10,1. Nuo.nl {S114 » OIKUI — 1. Maurice Suck IR) 1404. Finn (FT) 1:11,1. Donovan (FTI 1:11.4 AromanoolBMIl:tl.t Javalln - 1 Eric Folsur IHI 135-11. In other meets. Matt Hanlon won the 100, high Jump and too — I. men CaxNan (511:01,1. a>V — I, Brown (' 1. Bawovlc (H) iia-l'/i, 1. Lang (H) 100 hurdl.i - I. Jamas Conovar IFI 100 — 1. Hark Huhn IBM) 11.7, 1. 2. VolkJ IHI 121-1.3. Walls IHJ 1214 Hernia* IS) 1:11.4. l.Walili IS) 1:11.4 14.4.1. Croll IF) 17.1,1. Prfnce(F) 10.0 Macaluto IBM) 11 l.l.Coyla (BMI 12.1 PV - 1. Mlka Egl.slon (HI 104. 2. long Jump as Holmdel crushed Red Bank, 105V4-25Vi, in its 1.100 — 1. Terrence Wheat II) 4:17, wiJavelii n — 1. John Balkavk (H) 100 — I. Mlka Rltua IFTI 14.0. 1. 1900 — I. John Bltkaa 4:11.1. 2. Paklkuu (HI t-0. 3 Jouban IH) 04 final tuneup for tomorrow's key "C" Division showdown with 1. mm 15) 4:», I. McCandlos (SI HalaaeM MM, IM Boak StVa 140-II. 1. LoPrele IH) 1414, 1. Malta OoMriv (FTI 14.1.1. LaBata (F) 14.4 Shuillaworlh (BMI 4:21, 1. Connor HJ — 1. Yuro (HI 14. 2. Whaaltr IHI 4:41.) 100 — 1. U Harris IH) 1M. 1. El- > in4 1400—1. Mlka Allan (FT) 10:14.3,1. (BM) 4:11.1 5-4,3. Rica (HI V4 ' Manchester; Freehold buried Freehold Township, 81-50; St. MO - 1. Jonn RIMv IS) 10:00.1,1. Iliood (R) 11.7,1. CarOucci IH) 11.7 HJ — 1. Mall Hanlon (HI and Bob Cerpenlor (F) 10:34,1. Stall (FT) 10:45 400 — 1. Brian Young (BM) 11.1. I, LJ — I. Don Rica IHI 201'/.. 1. FMIW IS) 10:11*. 1. Mar r loan (51 HO — I. Mall Hanlon (H) 11 I. 1. cannon (HI IM i 10. 1. Snaw (H) and i.too ralav — FraahoM Twp. iswin Coyla (BMI 91.1. 1. Aromando (BMI Gaullar IHI 111. 2. King (H) 11-1 Rose routed Shore, 82-49; Ocean Brick Memorial trimmed 10:IM Todd IH) 111,1. ElllieU IR) 14.1 Ora« IM) IM J-4 Ion, Shwahla. Dohenv. Russol 1:44.5 Ocean, 71-59; and Manalapan stopped Middletown South, 110 HH-I.M Feorlcenl IS) U.I, 400 — I. Ed Harrlt (H) Sl.f, 1. Trim. LJ — 1. Matt Hankm (HI now, 1. Snot — 1. Tony LaBato IF) 4 110 HH — 1. Raun Danlals (O> 17.1,2. 200 - 1. Ian Francis IMI 13 1. 2. Millar IBM) 17.1.1. Prahl IBMI lit Apoiasat* (M) 24.1,3. Bab Datwar (MS) 200 — 1. Harb Huhn IBM) 24.0. 2. 24.4 Coyl. IBM) 14.!. 1. Macaluso IBMI 24.7 400 — 1. Mlk. Barnstaad (M) 54.1. 2. 1000-1. John eisbaa (Ol I:M.K 2 Ryan (MS) 14.9.1. Forbas (MS) Si 1 Shutllaworth (BMI 1:24.1. R. Fvfa IO) 400 — 1 Tom Flschar IM) 2:04.0. I 10:00.1 Card (MS) 2:04.11, l. Mackay (MSI 1400 ralav — Brick Mamorlai 1 Oil (Wolv.n, Whlta, Manln. Young) 3:41.4 1.500— 1. Mark Hasllngs IM) 4:11.4. 5hot put — I. Brian Fyl. (O) 44-2.1. 2. Fltcntr (Ml 4:11.7, 1. Castv (Ml Major league box scores McCullough (BM) 414*. 1 MonsUr 4:21.4 IBM) It-ll 1.000 - 1. John Casav IM) l.2S.a. 2. Hasllngs IM) 1:25.7, 1. Fltchtr IM) n Sutler p 0 0 0 0 Discus — 1. Kaana Whlta ! 0 GBretl pr 0 0 0 0 Wright 11-J 1 1 1 1 141-1,1. Monslar IBMI tlt-l. 1. Marotla 17.1 WlalleM II 1010 Burlesn tl 4 0 0 0 Thorns HI I I 11 ON M0 0001- 4 Millar c. White lb 10 0 0 ginienbarry I 4 0 0 0 'sLuSit S tie Stl(BMI 1121 400 hurdle* — 1. Dava Wilson IMS! RJcksndh 4 10* DanFrd rl 4 0 10 Tatal SI I S I Wattian c 4 0 11 Wright pitched to two baiters In tha PV — 1. Pal Donnally IBMI 1-4. 2. J. 50.1, 2. Barnttaad (Ml ll.t. 3. Mullar Lvnncf 1010 laaAHHli Chalk 16 10 0 0 eighth. E-Horner. DP—Atlanta 1. St. Louis 1. Connolly IOI 14 IMS) 1:01.1 10 10, HarrHll 4 110 kUall III Phelpspn 10 10 Balk-Tudor. A-1J.4M. LOB—Atlanta 4, St. Louis I. IB— Morner 1. 1,400 ralav — Middletown South 4 111 Baylor dn 1111. E—Cey 1. Monday DP—Montreal J Minnesota 1, Balllmora 1. LO Miller. Oberklell. HR—Laicano (II. SB— LJ — I. Bob Wright IO) 14-11*. 1. al 0. IB sola 1, Ballmo 11 Covla (BM) I4-4VJ, 1. Cattanach (O) (Forbas. Wilson. Ryan. Card) 1:43.1 ass 1110 OltOMcC 10 0 1 LOk-Loi Angelei 7. Montreal I. »- sola 1. BaMlmore II. ISV- TSCOtt. Ramsey. Miller, Washington. S— Shot — I. Kavln Carroll (MS) 41-4. 2. oata Ortc* tk I 0 I I Cartar. Oawson. MR—Cay III SB— Raanlcka. RaJackton. S—Avala. SF - K2W, }iS?.iL««-riiii .T.Lou,.-rti| Washington, Millar. 14-4 Vt Danlis 4111 I1 I 0 Dewsi 41 114 4 HJ — I. Chris Gordon.Wvlla IO) 5-10. Rada IMS! 44 IV,, 1. Palmltrl IMI ™SB1 «i IT I Miller It 1110 Tmplln II 3 011 IP H R BR BB SO 2. Cathan IB) 54,1. Wright (O) 1-2 41-IU* TOtOJ 114114 Mill •WeMtWI-l""*"'" II II Ramtav ta 1 1 1 0 Atlaau m-4 Lasp Discus - I. JOB Rada IMS) 117-2, 2. I Koosman L.I 4 11-1 10 Oime tutpandad altar 10 Innings. CnmWi lb JIJ1 TScotl cl 10 11 Walk 4 1-1 I Hawaii taa, Matawaa Raa. a Smack (MS) 1254. l.Gall IM) 111-10 SZ2 K5J MS-| sulcllttlltte L.M I i ur lew Marner H> 4 0 4 1 H.rndi Ik 9 0 11 Bradtord W.I 0 I 1 Stewart ocarkatl 400 hurdles - 1 Tadar (H) 10 1:01.1. Javalln — 1. Eric Barnsl.ln (MS) E—Lvrm. DP—Naw Yorfork I, C li i E-Garonlmo. DP-Baatan 1. Kansas """tier » III! Handrck rf 4 0 0 0 Camp S.4 0 1-1 1 Constabl. (M) 1:02.1. 3. Joaban Rogers W.l-I Alkans, Ceronlmo , "•mlr» "SIS* Harr Ik 4 0 0 0 Sutlar L.0-1 1 1 NtoYort Frvi • 0 BOSTON KANSAS CITY 1.500 - I. Bamat (HI 4:25, 1. Han- LJ — 1. Gary ScftotMa (MS) ia-4, 1. IP M • a* SB SO Walk p 1111 Rlncon p 10 0 1 Sykas drlcks (M) 4:32.3. Walls IHI 4:17 Gaboff IM) 10-1.1 Gall IM) 17-41* Nation w.l o 4 saaaU 11 1 T akrkM Ottan p 0 00 0 HBP—bvSvkas (Washington). T-: ROavIS 5.1 Fryman pllchad la ana tatter In ninth. Remy It) 1111 Wilton II 9 110 Breolord p I 1 1 I 400 — 1. Don Howard (Ml 53.5. 2. PV — I. Mall Oltnlck IM) 114. 2. H«P-iy riaaars (Lopes), by SulclrUa Evans rl 1111WtMtntt 4 1-114 4 > I Carna P 0 0 0 0 Braun pn 10 0 0 A-a.MO. Yuro (HI 54.4,1. Yancl (H) 50.0 Ryan IMS) 114.1. Nasca IM) 104 Zahn L.l-1 ! (Dawtonl WP-Sosa. T-l:04 A-11.O7. Sonchai mi "HOUSTON CHICASO akrkM akrkW M i Puhl cf 4 110 SThptn ct 4 0 10 ta 4lol Flalcnr» 4 0 10 IAN FRAN 1110 Easlwck p 0 0 0 0 abrUM 10 00 Morals Ml 10 0 0 LeMstr ss 4 0 0 0 Gross rl • ill jcriu If Sill Bucknr Ik 9 0 S 1 Cabell lb 4 110 Rosa lb 4 • 1 1 Ivle lb 4 111 Rauachl or 0 0 0 0 Clark rf 10 0 0 sctimdt to 4 110 AHgtWSb 4111 Hindrsn II 9 0 0 0 OEvans lb 4 I 1 0 Mallhws If 4 0 11 Ashbv c 411) Durham rt 9 0 10 Harndon II 4 111 Trlllg lo 4 10 0 oarcla la 4 111 MCrui Ik 4 111 Martinct 10 10 Maddoacl 1110 Angular™ 10 0 0 aiackwa! c 11 0 0 Morgan lb 4 110 Bowa ss 4 111 Sprawl P 10 0 0 OaJatya unit A paid directory of coming events for non-profit MAYS MAY U Sadat c 10 0 1 Boona c 4 0 11 Lateral p 0 0 0 0 Krukow p 10 0 0 Whllrdph 1000 Carltanp 4 1 1 1 umbflop 0000 Capllla > 0 0 0 0 organizations. Rates $3.00 for three lines for one day, St. Catharine's Church, Holmdel, Rosary Altar At Saint Benedict's Hall, Holmdel presented by the Rlplev p 10 11 Dlllard Ik I 1 1 1 f 1.00 each additional line; $400 for two days, 91.25 each Society Annual Spring Luncheon & Fashion Show at the Holland p 0 0 0 0 Total mil Tatal 104114 Irish Federation of Monmouth County. Donations $8 per Uennet ph 10 0 0 rleaataa all IK Ml— | additional*line; WOO for three to five days, $1.50 each Shadowbrook, Fri., May 8, 12 noon. Tickets $10.00 person. For information call 787-1079, 787-5242 or Minion p 0 0 0 0 CMcaaa Ml Ml Ml— 4 ratal ail) TOM , Slltll a-OaJawt, BleckwelS8T DP-Chlcag3 o additional line; $7.00 for 10 days, $2 00 each additional Fashions by "Finery". For information call Adelaide 842-8382 Music by Noel Kingston Band. HSSXttf* IE !(f Si~i '• LOB-Hautaan I. Chicago II. >»— line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call Hanna, 946-3232 or Marie Galbo, 842-8607. HHlllllill Ml 111 Np— I SThompton. Buckner. Dlllard. HR—JCruj Spring Flea Market & Craft Sale, sponsored by E—Boona. Herndon. LOB-San Fran- (I), HCrui (l).sa—Durnaml. The Daily Register, 542-4O0O, ask for the Date Secre- THE FORUM SPORTS CLUB (dresi to impress Bayview School P. T. A., 300 Leonardville Rd , Belford clsco 4. Philadelphia 4. la-Cakall, Mad- " IP H R BP. •• to tary. *», Cross. IB—Canton. SB-Matlhewi. HaaMaa party), Fri., May 8, 9-1 P.M. Downstairs at Rosey on Sat., May 16th. (Rain date May 23rd). 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Cabell. Harndon. Bov/a J. SckmMI. S— Andular w.l-1 114' I 1 I O'Grady's, Hwy. 34, Eatontown. Happy hour 9-10 P.M. Space charge will be $6.00 per table. Bring your own sadek. SI--Cross Sprowl 11-1 1 I 1 I IP H W LeCorle Ml 10 0 REGISTER NOW Hot Hors d'oeuvres, door prizes and lots of fun. Enter- table. For reservations call 495-2699 after 3 P.M. or San Freacltce SamMloS.1 1-10 0 0 0 RleUvC.M sun > 4 1 1 CMcaaa To make Messes & Masterpieces, Summer Arts tainment by Cisco Disco. Door donations $2.50. Call 495-0298. Holland 110 0 0 0 0 KrukowL.I 1 I I S 1 I John at 787-5178 for further club information. Minion I I I 1 0 I ca^Ha i 0 0 11 Program at The New School of Monmouth County, SHREWSBURY HISTOCIAL SOCIETY, thrld an- Ph.la«lla«ll Eattwlck 1 10 0 0 Holmdel. Ages 3 to 7. Full & half-day programs. Call Rummage & White Elephant Sale, Saint Johns nual Jumble Sale It Silent Auction, Presbyterian Church 'BTk^l 787-7900. Church, Point Rd., Little Silver. Fri., 9:30 to 3:30 P.M. House, Sycamore Ave., Sat., May 16,10 A.M. to4 P.M. Sprowl pllchad to lour bailers In IM Bag Sale 4 to 6 P.M. LOS ANUS MONTREAL HBP-bv Krukow IPuhl). T—1:01. A— MONDAY WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY MAY 17 okrkM ab r h bl ,ui Rummage Sale & Food Sale, Middletown Reformed Lopes 2b 4 0 0 0 Ralnetll 1100 CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to Church, 123 Kings Highway, 10 A.M. until 2 P.M. Light Red Bank Lions Club 4th Annu al Charity Auction Lendren cl 4 0 0 0 RScotl lb 11 and Dinner. Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, 4 P.M. Baker If 4 0 10 assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social lunch available. Oarvay lb 4 0 10 cartar c security, Insurance, medical, etc. Service free of Benefit of YMCA, Riverview Hospital, Camp Happi- Cey lb I 1 I 1 Cromrltb 4 0 2 0 Powell rt 4 111 Bumbry cl 10 10 Parents Without Partners Chapter 7 Mid-Month Monday rf 10 0 0 Perrlsh » 4 0 0 0 Cesllno lb 4 110 Dauer lb I 0 I 0 charge. Call 291-0485, Mon., Wed., Fri., » A.M. to 12 ness, & Boy Scout Troop No. 125. Tickets $15. Call Scloscle c 10 10 (Mllcerl 1110 Helcher cl 4 0 11 Slngletn rl S 0 1 0 Dance at Allaire Hotel, Spring Lake, 9 P.M. Orientation 747-7820. RSmllh ph o o o o 10 0 0 Smaller ss 4 I 1 0 Murray lb 1110 Noon. 9:30. Music by Andrew. Members $3.00, non-members Russell si 4 0 11 Spawrlt 4 12 0 Adams dh 4 110 Port-au-Peck Fire Company It Monmouth Model A Sulclltte p 0 0 0 0 Rogers p 4 10 0 Wlllong lb 40 11 Roenlck II 9 110 SATURDAYS-WEDNESDAYS-FRIDAYS $4.00. 870-2158. Johnstn ph 0 0 0 0 Fryman p 0 10 0 Sotleld II 4000 DeCnct lb 10 11 St. Agnes Thrift Shop, Avenue D, Atlantic High Ford Club Antique Car Show & Flea Market at Mon- 0000 Soaap 0 0 0 0 RJcktn lb 4 0 10 Oempsv c 1000 MAY I Fargsn ph 1000 Butara c 1,1 10 Crowlv Ph 10 11 lands, now open Sat., 12-2, also Wed & Fri. IM. 13sales mouth Park Race Track, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Rain date Walk for Mankind. Starting at first Presbyterian May 24. Food It rest rooms on premises. Call 222-8713. rooms. Costume room Church 255 Harding Rd., Red Bank, starting time 6 MAY », II, If, 17 a.m-9 a.m. Sponsor sheets available by calling. MAY 21 "Bells are Ringing" Hit Musical Comedy, pres- 747-2067. OAK HILL ACADEMY'S OPEN HOUSE & COF- How they stand ented by Beth AHM Community Players, at the Temple, Flea Market, Atlantic St., Keyport High School FEE HOUR, Mr. Pacelli, Principal, will lecture on 550 Lloyd Rd , Aberdeen, Sat.'s at * P.M., Sun. « P.M. teachers parking lot, May 9, 8-4 P.M. Rain date May 16. "Academic & Personal Growth of Our Youth". Visitors AMERICAN LEAOUE NATIONAL LEAOUE For ticket information call 583-1700. $7.00 space. Bring own table. For more information call welcome. 7:30 P.M. Unitarian Church. W. Front St., W L MAY I, I, U, If 264-7339. Sponsored by Keyport Wrestlers Association Uncroft, N.J. Information: 291-4005. CMvaland 10 9 447 V, Haw York 14 I IM — The Monmouth Players production of the rollicking Flea Market, Belford Methodist Church, Church OAK HILL ACADEMY'S OPEN HOUSE & COF- Mllwaukta 11 0 FEE HOUR, Mr. Pacelli. Principal, will lecture on Balllmor. 10 a Ivl PlHskurgh comedy "No Sex Please, We're British" at the St., Belford, May 9, rain date 16th. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. 10 II 4 Naw York .» Navesink Library Theatre, May, 1, 2,8,8,15. If. Curtain Call 671-1134. Space $5.00. "Academic It Personal Growth of Our Youth". Visitors SoTton' . > 11 5Vi Chicago .IM welcome. 7:30 P.M. Unitarian Church, W Front St., I 14 L 8:40P.M. For further information call 7414643 The Monmouth Conservatory of Music presents a WIST Los Angolas Lincroft, N.J. Information: 291-4005 Oakland 10 I — Cincinnati .514 faculty Resital in honor of the 100th Anniversary of Chicago 11 I 5W Atlanta .511 MAY* Hungarian Composer Bela Bartok, Church of Nativity, .411 MAY 22 TMM 11 I 4vi Houston Used Book Sale sponsored by American Assoc. of California 11 II .4» •VI San Francisco Ridge It Hance Rd,, Fair Haven, 8:30 P.M. with Lyndall S.P.C.A. Lumcheon It Fashion Show, Squires Pub, Minnesota 11 .4M IVi sanotago University Women, Preview Night, 7-9 P.M. $2.00 Coffield, Marjorie Koharski, Samuel Mammel, Deborah Kansas Cllv ii .in 12 Noon. Reservations call 671-3634. Saalll. admission. Come tonight for the best selection, Circle Piplani, Robert Pollock, Mardee Reed-Ulner, Alicia YlllllllVt CM.... Yesterday's 0 MAY 23 Balllmore 4, Minnesota 1.10 Innings Houston 9. CMcaaa 4 Plata, Hwy. 38, Eatontown Circle. Rowe, and Kate Stout. $4.00 general admission. $2.00 Boston 9. Kansas Cllv >. " Montreal 4, Lot Angeles 1 The I.A.M.A. is sponsoring an Annual Dinner Philadelphia4,San Francisco4 Monmouth County Assoc. for children with learning students Si seniors. 741-8880. Atlanta t. SI Louis 4 Dance to be held in I.A.M.A. Hall, West End Ave., Long New York 4. Calilornla 7 disabilities general meeting, Tues., May 5, 8 P.M. Saint Milwaukee », Seattle 9 Only games scheduled 11th Annual Gigantic Scout Garage Sale, new & Branch from 7 P.M. to 1 A.M. Open bar, prime rib Only games scheduled Marys Church Hall, Rt. 34 to Phalanx Rd., Colts Neck. Tedev'sOamea used merchandise, Two Guys building, Middletown, dinner. Music by Nick Addeo For information: Taday'l Oaaaaa Houston (J.Nlekro 1-1) at Chlca, Guest Speaker; Stephanie Gropper, Speech Language former Fabric Shop, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mlnnesote (Erlcksan 111 at Balllmore (Caudlll III. 1:11 p.m. 2294415, 229-7573,681-0559. (Flanagan Ml. 7:Mp.m. 0-11 at Montreal Pathologiest, topic "How Children Learn". Presenta- i ill at San Diego (Mure St. Rose of Lima School PTA Flea Market, South tion of Educator of the Year Award. Open to members MAY 24 at Kansas Clly ••"• *»BtN» •*a'°> ''> at Pnlladal St., Freehold, May 9, 9-3 P.M. correction: Rain date PtKa IChrltlantan II). 7:11 p.m. and public. May 16. Space $5.00, no tables. No reservations needed. Bus Trip to N.Y. show "Barnum" $33. and Brass Rubbing Workshop, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M., MAY 9*23 "Gemini" $29. Includes orchestra seats and bus. YliTn^ I-D .1 II.UHN Middletown Methodist Church. Free refreshments It "Matinee" sponsored by the Open Door, Bayshore m Pine Tree Players presents "Harvey" comedy by , It* P .rn. Area. Call 739-3963, 739-4031 or 495-2471. Bus leaves Red S child care, $1.50 door donation for World Hunger. Mary Chase, directed by Kay Stansbury, Spring Lake ma M> at Oakland (Nor Bank 11:30, and Hazlet 12:00. rlsi-OI. IO:Mp.m Hapitt •41-4579. Community House Theatre, 3rd It Madison Aves. 8:40 Milwaukee (Vuckovlch 0-3) i Houston al CMcaaa. 1 19 p.m. Pancake Breakfast, Atlantic Highlands Lions Club KMeatonMI. 10:l»p.m. Los Angatat at Pmiaaelphie,; J9 p.m. •tlAY* P.M. $4.00, $3.00 students It senior citizens Tickets TamarraWt Oamat San Diego el Montreal. 7:15p.m. available at door. 5284959. will sponsor a Pancake Breakfast, from 6 A.M. to 11 Cleveland at Toronlo, 7:10p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:19p.m. Chinese Auction, Buck Smith's, Middletown, N.J. A.M. at the Atlantic Highlands Sea Scout Building, $2.75 Mlnnetata at Balllmora. 7» p.m. San Francisco at Naw Yarn. •: OS p.m. Donations $1.50.8 P.M. Refreshments. MAY It Chlcagoal Te»es.l:15p.m. Atlanta al SI Louis, 1:11pm per person. '. SHREWSBURY HISTORICAL SOCIETY SPRING One Mile Fun Run & 5 Mile Run being held on Mother's Day in Ocean Township by Big Brothers-Big MAY 26 MEETING Shrewsbury Borough School, Wed.. May f, The Monmouth County Historical Association will 8:30 P.M. Robert Van Benthuysen, Director Monmouth Sisters of Monmouth County. Awards to be given to winners, many categories including first Mother to sponsor a 3-day bus trip to tour Newport, Rhode Island's Sports transactions College Library-Monmouth County's Literary Heritage. 18th It 19th Century buildings, May 26 thru 28th . $230 Public welcome. finish race. Special prizes for first three fun run winners. Free entertainment & refreshments. Fee for twin It $255 double occupancy. Fee includes transporta- BASIBALL top dr all choice In IMI, the Nell over- Spring Concert Middletown H.S. South Symphonic tion, admissions, lodging, 4 meals It guiding services, dma.lf a. Laagesa all. race is $5.50 adults, $3.00 children. Free tee-shirt to DETROIT TIGERS—Raactlvatad (AN DIEOO CLIPPERS—An- Band, 8 P.M. Adults $2.00 students $1.00, senior citizens runners while supply lasts. Call for Information, call 462-1466. Tom Brookens. tWrd baseman, from Via nounced the franchise has been free. Tickets available at door. disabled lilt. Optioned Dave Ruckar. purchased from Irv Levin by Donald T. 291-1516 after 5 p.m. MAY 27 pllcner, ta EvanatllM of tha Amarlcan Sterling for eaprommelelv fll.9 mil- MAY 1,7,8,1 MAY 11 The Keyport Auxiliary Bayshore Community Hos- "KANSAS CITY ROYALSt-SJtnad "Tj FOOTBALL Used Book Sale sponsored by American Assoc. of pital will hold their annual Dinner It Fashion Show Wed. Dennis Laonard. piuhar, and Frank v NFL "Showcase of Jazz Band," featuring Middletown While, second baseman, to contract e> KANSAS CITY CHUjFJ-Slgned University Women, May f, 7,8,10 A.M. to 9 P.M. May 9, High Schools North It South Stage Bands, & 389th Army May 27, at 6:30 P.M. at the Lakeside Manor, Hazlet. David Cunningham, running back; 10 A.M. —o 5 P.M. Free admission. Great Books, Great B Mlka Solomon, quarterback; Ken Band From Ft. Monmouth. 8 P.M. at High School Tickets: $10.00. Fashions by Westreich's of Keyport It -rLW *^^V?wTf!t««-d Harbuck, delentive lackle. Jaaaan prices, Circle Plaza, Hwy. 38, Eatontown Circle. Clothes Cupboard of Matawan. For further information Homen. guard; Thomas warren, safe- North, Tindall Rd. Admission free. ly, and Daren Cherry, punter. Congregation B'nai Israel, Rumson, corner of call 264-3619 or 264-8778 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed MAV 14,15,16 Tony Oalbraath, lullkack. Hance and Ridge Rd Sponsor Sisterhood nearly new "Kismet" a musical Arabian Nights - presented by . MAY 30 PITTSBURGH STEELERI llfPad Arts & Crafts Show sponsored by the Monmouth Mike Dornbrawtal. UgM and; Stave Sale. Tues, May 5,9:30 to 2 P.M. Bag sale Wed., May 8, Monmouth Civic Chorus on Thurs., Fri., Sat., May 14, ATLANTA BRAVES—Placed (MM Fedell, imabackar, and Nelson Benin. 9:30 to 1P.M. 15, 16, at the Monmouth Arts Center, Monmouth St., County Park System, 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. at Monmouth barbar, pltchar. on tha disabled Int. running back. County Holmdel Park, Longstreet Rd., Holmdel. $5.00 Reactivated Al Hraootky, Mlchar. from SAN FRANCISCO HEBl Slanad MAY 7 Red Bank, 8:15 P.M. Fully staged with orchestra. tha dlsatilM list. Eric Herrlnt) wfda receiver; Bill per space. For information 842-4000. HOUSTON ASTROS—Placed varn Jensen, offensive tackle; Scat! Slauch. Chamber Music Society of Monmouth Arts, pres- . Musical Director - William R. Shoppell, Jr. - Stage RuhM, Wlchar. on lha 21-dav disabled safety; Ray Jonas, running back, and ents Concert Royal, a Baroque Chamber Ensemble, Tailgate, Flea Market & Barbecue. 100 car spaces, list. Activated Danny Heap, outilelder Ed Judle, linebacker. Director - Jay T. Perkins. Tickets at $7, $6 & $4 with f Irst baseman, from tha disabled I lit. CPL First Presbyterian Church, Rumson, 8:30 P.M. TlAeU $1.00 discount for students It ST. Citizens. Call Jennl plus parking. $6.00. 65 tables indoors $5.00. 9-3 P.M. St. PITTSBURGH PI RAT BS-rflKM aOMONTON ESKIMOS—Signed Don Robtpson. pitcher, on tha 2ldav Charles Jackson, linebacker at door $7.00. . Blumenthal at 2644482 or Box Office, 842-9002. Visa & Leo's RC Church, Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft. dliaktM IM. Recalled Ernie Camacho. HOCKEY 747-5466. plltner, from Portland of lha Pacllk Giant Garage Sale, First Unitarian Church, Front Master Charge accepted at box office. Co.UL.agu. COLORADO ROCKIL- St., in Uncroft. Thurs, May 7. 10-2 P.M. Dollar Bag MAVIS JUNE II BASKBTBALL Ihat Billy MecMlllen. head coach, will NBA resign to become tha teams gaMral from 12 noon. Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Monmouth County Bus Trip to N.Y. to see Matinee "Children of a CHICAGO BULLS—Announced may aaar S-lgjiBldjai MAtrajJkolll Jfa^Mlaaitvatl Brtl- • • TfanfTgWf r • T^aBWWartaj pwaw ajaratvri uTtwaeavsrvajarB ^^f- QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced & presents Irish-American Dance, 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. May, Lesser God, $28. Includes orchestra seats and bus, had accepted from Portland, Cjjva- slstanl coach and astlstanl general land-s flrtl round choice, No.4 uiapjl* manager. Signed Glenn "Chlco" Ratch. 15. St. John Vianney High School, Une Rd., Holmdel. sponsored by Open Door, Bayshore Area. 739-3963, In this years collage draft, completing widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, an earlier IranaacMon. Portland, which goallender. la a mulllvear contract Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncroft, 7:45 P.M. Music by Pat Roper & Tommy Doyle. Donation: $10.00 739-4031 or 495-2471. Bus leaves Red Bank 11:00, Hazlet had ecoulrea Cleveland's N0.1 draft Named Murray Armttrang special ad- choice In an earlier trade, gelt tha Bulls visor to lha franchise's board of dlrac- Admission limited to first 200 people. Donation: $3.00 per person includes beverage It buffet. BYOB. Prepaid 11:30. lort. MAY7*8 reservations. Call 946-4513,431-6082,431-6243,870-1292. Imperial Theater, orchestra seats, "Their Playing Annual Spring Plant Sale, sponsored by the Little Bus Trip to Madison Square Garden to Circus, our song" $30 includes bus, theatre, luncheon at Silver PTO will be held on May 7 It 8, at both Markham sponsored by Open Door Bayshore area, 7:30 P.M. Rosoff's Restaurant. Reservations by May 9. Send to HYPNOSIS ASSOCIATES Place ft Point Rd. school. A variety of annuals, vegeta- performance. Cost: $14.00, children, $15.00 for adults. Little Flower Children Center, P.O. Box 163, Morgan- 170 BROAD ST. RED BANK, N.J. bles, geranium*, 4. hanging plants will be for sale from Leave Red Bank 5:30 P.M., Haslet 6 P.M. Call 738-3963 ville, N.J. 07751. 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. or 739-4031,495-2471. , JULY If TO 24 Prescription and Self Hypnosis Vegetable and Flower Plant Sale, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. The Royal Theatre Guild will hold auditions on Italy Trip sponsored by the Hazlet-Italian-Ameri- Atlantic Highlands ElemenUry School. First Ave., Fri., May 15 at 7 P.M. In the Broad St. Auditorium, Red can Auxiliary, 15 days, includes airfare, hotels, meals, For Improved Health & Self Atlantic Highlands. Sponsored by PTO. Bank Catholic High School for the following shows: tours It extras. $1895. Call 493-8421 "Battleground Art Center, auditions for "Roar of Musical "Half A Slx-Pense," "Alice in Wonderland," Classes for Spring Gedrge H. Smith the Grease Paint" at Freehold Music Center, Pond Rd. "Diary of Anne Frank," "Arsenic It Old Lace," "Little Register now for Spring Art classes at the Guild of Consultant In Ethical Hypnosis Shopping Center, Rt. 9,74 P.M. Prepare one song, Women." No prepared materials are necessary for the Creative Art. Classes are available In drawing, life accompanist provided. Performance July 10,11,17. Call auditions which are open to high school students. drawing, portraiture, water color, sum! It oils. Chil- 482-8811. Information call 671-2938. dren's classes also available. Call 741-1441. For Information Call 842-4991 14 SHREWSBURY, N.J.' TUESDAY, MAY 5.1981 Matawan's Long fires no-hitter, hits grand slam NEW MONMOUTH - quick start, bunching five sin- Colonials raUied for four runs Rumton (M). inning runs on an •nor, a RBIs. He knocked in two run pick up his third victory. He McClain scattered four hits. Matawan Regional High gles in the first while scoring in the top of the ninth. Charlie Braunstein had wild pitch, and an RBI single on a double In the five-run allowed four hits. "A" DlvWsa School pitcher Jim Loaf will three. John Holie put Freehold Ued the game for CBA with a by Will Yost. second Inning. Mike Clano had a two-run Rarltaa»,ItoweUt remember yesterday's non- Buddy Rockerfeller, John (5-J-l) up for good with a two- homer In the seventh. Alan Jones, J-0. went the Mike Mlnear got the win. double In the second for HAZLBT - Wlnnlni conference baseball game McPherson, and Chris run single. Winning pitcher Tim Con- distance for the Devils, scat- "C" Otvltttsi Hudson. pitcher Mike Nicbol knocks With Mater Del for a long Callery each had two RBls Buccaneer runs came on nor went nine innings, before tering four hits. BesvylMttal.1 Al Bentado. the Hawk in five runs with a homer am time. for Ocean (8-3-1). Ricky two-run home runt by Gary giving way to Tony AltaviUa 11, It. I hurler, struck out 11. a double as Raritaa crush* Long, (4-3), a lefty hurler, Brown, who relieved Wet Re- Herviou and Mike Tartaglia in the 10th. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Raaacyt, St. Cecelia « Hewell. totted a no-hltter and added a keda in the first inning, got Tom Ahde (V0) got the win. CBA, which has lost three BELMAH - The Cateys - Jack Davis1 sacrifice fly In KEARNY - Mike Davit Nichols two-ma doubl< grand slam home run as Uw the win after pitching seven Ramsou-F.H. Reg. I, CBA I straight, fell to 5-6. scored seven runt In the first the 11th inning drove in Steve rapped a two-run single in the capped a five-run first inning Huskies drubbed the Seraphs, innings. MIDDLETOWN - John Shore Reg. S, Will 1 two innings. Vallnotl with the winning run second and Ranney (3-1) He added a three-run home; 11-1. He struck out 10 and FreehoM 8, Red Baak Reg. 4 Blank led off the 10th Inning WALL - Shore Regional Bob Bauer, who went as Hudson beat Manchester. trimmed St. Cecelia. in the fifth. Me allowed foui walked three, giving up his LITTLE SILVER - The with a home run to lead (74) put together three fifth- three for four, had three Davis went all the way to Winning pitcher Jim hits and fanned nine. first walk In the third inning Long smashed Us slam- mer In the fourth and also had an RBI tingle In the first. CHARGE ITI qia. 4 ' TINTON FALLS - Hie Falcons took advantage of Manasquan errors to post an upset Monmouth (5-7-1) scored three runs in the second on . consecutive bases-loaded walks. The Falcons scored two of their three fourth In- ning runs on an error. Jeff Freeman (M) got the win. Onti Twp. 14, Asbary Park t ASBURY PARK - Ocean I erupted for eight runs in the first three innings. The Spartans got off to a

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TOTALS 34-11-II 2 qt.cov. casserole or Lundvall p HI, Taralora cf **>l. 2 qt. oM. baking dish Porlalatln 3b 1*0, Murphy IB 3*1, 24.99 Reg MS Eleal at 3*0, Mayer c 2*0. Yuro Ib Reg. «21, WJB 1*1. Mkell H 3*0, Campo rf 1-14. 4-piece iw.l knife block set HR • NkVliei, Brown. IB - Nlchol, Lynch, Merlnello, Thalren. Taratare WP Mlk. Nkhal 12 2) LP-'Mike Lundvall f Ml Seraph girls stop Holrndel SHREWSBURY, N.j. TUESDAY, MAY 5,1981 The Daily Register 15 IflDULETOWH - Mater Del ABERDEEN - Mary Sheehan All the run* , jn the seventh scored Amritraj upsets Sadri in T of C High school's girli softball team cracked a bases-loaded single in the on errors. Share's Sue Gallo helped handed previously unbeaten Holmdel bottom of the eighth to lead the the cuase cai «e with an RBI tinglein NEW YORK (AP) - Vijay Amritraj second-round play. Gerualitls plays Fritz Buehning. the second. Jamie Stapleton <&-2) got iti lint loss, M, in a Shore Con- Huskies past Keyport In a non-con- of India, the surprise semiflnalist here a In a first-round match, Angel Ron Hightower plays Switzerland's ference "C" Division »ame yester- ference game. the win. ar jd Gail Varaday took the Giminez of Spain upset Bill Scanlon 6-3, lots. year ago, upset 12th-seeded John Sadri Heinz Gunthardt and Mark Edmoodson day- Keyport (M) had Ued the game In M, M In the 19*2,000 Tournament of 6-2. of Australia meets Mario Martinez ol The Seraphs (M) got three runs in the seventh on an error and Val ». Jel m M. 8t. Joseph's (TR> 4 Champions at Forest Hills last night. The tournament's top four seeds see Bolivia in first-round matches. both the second and third innings. Javonovich's hit. Shelley Duncan got HOL'MDEL - St. John (5-8) Earlier, Victor Peccl of Paraguay their first action today. Mary Stavait contributed a one-run the win in relief while Roxanne scored four runs In the first inning outlasted South Africa's Robbie Venter John McEnroe, who captured the - Amritraj, who defeated Jimmy Con doable In the second and Pam Catania Dankovich took the loss. and nf ver lost the lead in defeating 8-7, 8-3, 7-6; lOth-seeded Eddie Dibbs WCT Finals on Sunday and is top-seeded nors en route to the semifinals here last added a one-run single. Share Reg. 7, Wall I St.Jaaeph's. stopped Ricardo Ycaza of Ecuador 7-5, here, takes on Carlos Kirmayr in the year, gave Sadri a lesson on the Har-Tn Debbie Cerwinski (6-3) got the WEST LONG BRANCH - The O .iris Cipully had a two-run single 6-3; Mel Purcell defeated Kevin Curren feature match. In other second-round court with an assortment of drop snot! win. Jen Gromann (0 (10-1) was the Blue Devils scored three runt In the in tjie firat inning for the Lancers of South Africa 44, 6-2, 6-4, and fifth- matches today, second-seeded Jose-Luis and lobs. And when the hard-serving sixth Inning to put the game out of wh ile winning pitcher Missy Molnar seeded Wojtek Kibak of Poland downed Clerc of Argentina meets Australian Sadri ventured to the net, Amrltra. M.Uw«* Reg. J, Keyport t reach. al'lowed just two hits. New Zealand's Onnv Parun 7-6, 6-2 in John Fitzgerald, and third-seeded Vitas passed him. Patriot REMEMBER! Mother's Day CHARGE IT! is Sunday, May 10th gals top Steinbach Freehold Pam Dukes won the shot, discus and javelin while teammate Gail Haden took the sprints and long jump as Freehold Township crushed Freehold, 88-24, in girls track yesterday. Elsewhere Holmdel routed Red Bank Regional , 82-40, despite Cassandra Saf- (orld's four wins in the sprints, low hurdles and long jump for the Bucs. 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By ELLEN GOODMAN interview was that George arrived er passed my mind that V would mental health and crime prevei> which in any way support (1), (2) or harbor is a fund of trust for her I met George Gilder before he wounded. He had cut his unwed chin become a darling of Presidents. I tion, rest on the ability of a woman (S). man, rather than, say, a trust fund. bad become the author most in de- while shaving. As he talked about mean, who would trust the econom- to get her man and keep his nose to The basic point about family and Under his plan a woman is supposed mand by the supply-siders, before the self-destructiveness of single ic philosophy of a man who can't the grindstone. "This is what hap- the economy is that a man needs a to provide, rather than to haw, a "Wealth and Poverty" had hit the men, a small piece of Kleenex kept keep track of his overcoat? pens in a monogamous marriage: thoroughly dependent wife and meaning for life. best-seller lilts. jiggling ominously along his wound. But I must be kind about this. I The man disciplines his sexuality needful children to become a depen- All this would be amusing, In a In those days, David Stockman. George was ardent in his belief chauvinistically assumed that and extends it into the future dable, upwardly mobile worker. The dippy sort of way, except for the was an ex-divinity student. Ronald that women should devote their Bachelor George would do what he through the womb of a woman. The woman (or government) who under fact that Gilder's mystical Reagan was an ex-governor and lives to rescuing poor needful men. said all men do: straighten out as woman gives him access to bis chil- c lit* the male role a* provider mere- philosophy has been officially George was a bachelor. Jiggle jiggle He maintained that if soon as be got married. dren, otherwise forever denied him; 1)' produces another naked nomad, dubbed "Promethean in power and This last fact was not, I hasten to only women would stop being so However, here he is six years, and he gives her the product of his as the capitalist system goes insight" by David Stockman. The add, extraneous. George had Just damnably independent and would one wife and two children later, and labor, otherwise dissipated on tem- kap«oey. Jiggle, jiggle. ideas underlie the budget plans of finished a dreadful little book called porary pleasures. The woman gives G'ilder is blissfully unconcerned the former divinity student and the follow nature — see Lionel Tiger — lordy, the man is still at it. Once 1 "Naked Nomads," a postscript to aU would be right with the world. again in his book about hope, faith, him a unique link to the future and a abou, what happens to the depen- former governor. "Sexual Suicide" in which he set Jiggle, Jiggle. charity, and the capitalist system, vision of it; he gives her faithfulness dent «'if e and children when a man's It is no accident that the Reagan out to prove how miserable single Frankly, I thought Gilder was a he bases his beliefs on some mys- and a commitment to a lifetime of nose is not permanently attached to cuts are aimed at any programs — men were. They were prone to eve- bit dippy. By then, as I recall, I'd terious, mystical sexual powers. hard work." the grii vlstone, or when it is not welfare, child nutrition, food rything from poverty to porno- already heard the stories. Heard •Civilized society is dependent Gilder identifies the enemies of permanently attached to a wife. stamps - that would "undermine graphy, psychosis to syphilis. Those about his uncanny ability to lose upon the submission of the short- this blissful romantic-capitalistic He's blissfully unconcerned about the motivation of men" by helping who were not violent to others were overcoats. Heard about the time term sexuality of young men to the union as (1) women who allow sex women wh « are not wives and moth- women and children. It was all in likely to inflict violence on them- he'd driven to Philadelphia to see a extended maternal horizons of wom- without marriage, (2) working ers. the works years ago, In the mind of selves. track meet, flown back to Boston en," he writes. wives, (3) women with independent Under hit i plan for fun and profit, the man with, the Kleenex on his What I remember most about our and gone looking for his car. It nev- This time, capitalism, as well as means, (4) government programs the only dece tit thing for a woman to chinny, chin, chin.

AT WIT'S END Down with the garter belt \ ByERMABOMBECK compassion, gaveth us the one-size-flts-ai'l and marionette supporters that never warm up. They Someone once told me there is a patron saint taketh away the girdle? ' are positioned so that when you turn to reach the of women's underwear named St. Frederick. I That is why I do not understand why you supporter In the back, they travel up to your never really believed this. permit the return of the garter belt. Wat' it waist. When you reach behind your waist, they The person who told me said she used to pray something I said? Did I go too far in my criticU - '.The of Philip J. Bowers and Co., Goetz of 3» Lelghton Ave., engagement of Anita Cather- Red Bank. ' Red Bank, and the late Mr. Mr. Goetx is a graduate of ine Watklns to Charles Da BaTTMSTONE MM arranger — at its fifth Moth- Betti Thompson, Red Bank, "Finian's Rainbow," Houston, Texas, to Richard Ocean Township High School uate School of Engineering. ALL MONTHS ers' Day luncheon Saturday is in charge of publicity. Mrs. "Damn Yankees" and "Pa- Robert Gerhold, son of Mr. and is employed in the ac- He is an electrical design en- i REG. $149 at noon in The Barclay. Scott Pearl Brown, Asbury Park, is jamas Game. and Mrs. Robert A. Gerhold, counting department of MIs- gineer. will entertain with songs and chapter president. piano selections from Broad- Luncheon proceeds will be way and off-Broadway shows donated to the United Negro GRAND OPENING and will be accompanied by Fund, the Arthur Brisbane his wife, Donna, for several Child Treatment Center, Al- soft contact lonsos SALE and our eye cara-a perfect mated V, CARAT DIAMOND 1/5 CARAT numbers. laire, and the Monmouth Day PEAR SHAPE 8OUTAIRE Care Center, Red Bank. Wednesday thru Saturday • NEWDAHY Dr. Geraldine Ellison, • REG. $1360 PEG $475 mm »m| Ernie Scott holds degrees MM in music and education from Fisk University, Rutgers SOFTlKtH University, and Kean College CUSTOM "T" SHIRTS of New Jersey. He has ap- 67 HWY. 36 peared on such TV shows as 1/4 CARAT "One Life to Live," "All My (noxt to Shipwreck) 0UH0N0MN01 Keansburg COMPLETE EYE EXAMINATION REG. $595 Flora's fashions 787-3135 Including > Rock posters | Glaucoma test at luncheon > Lettering • Silkscreening • Gifts in Shadowbrook > Novelties • Mirrors RED BANK - Mrs. John > Buttons • Bumper Stickers EYEGLASSES Petillo here, is accepting res- > Over 500 Transfers to Choose From PRICE ervations for the Friday, May Buy MM) r or MtnatMM* »i etw refviar 15 noon luncheon planned by Buy any on* of our io« »Vka eM receive Me the Woman's Club Red Bank. Basic Tea's and gat ne" »a* •) fceM prise. Mrs. Petillo is chairman of name put on absolutely the event, to take place in the 842-6600 Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. RED BANK Ma|or Credit Modeling a collection (up lo « 1-Inch l*tt»n) Card* Accept Ml from Flora's, Red Bank, will Open a Reed's be Mrs. Jerome Cangiolosi, Need • personalized gift 636-7444 CHAM! ACCOUNT Rumson; Mrs. Herman for someone special? 238-7373 OKN FRI. NITS Barbara, Elberon, and Mrs. Come see usl • iATONTOWN «HW.«JJ*«| VlSSin Paul Coyne, Mrs. Ann • FREEHOLD 431 -4441 • BAVMVIU.I »tMS7S Gormley and Mrs. Petillo Open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 6 days Lower Level Center Mall Ernie Scott here. oft Lenses • Hard Lenses Hard Lenses • Eyeglasses i»a«i: SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, MAY 5.1981 The Dtakify Register 17 Advice HINTS FROM HELOISE YOUR HEALTH. Preserving bridal gown

DEAR HELOISE: ing time in the upper right corner and If the first time doesn't compleiel) I would like to know the proper way the number of servings in the upper left clean It, the second time will, with no to store a wedding gown and veil to hand corner, rather than at the end of harm done to the metal. — Ruth Ann Humane approach to life keep it from getting spots and yellow- the recipe. Dell ing. I find that la all recipes, the oven CURTAIN HANGING Can you help me? I would ap- must be preheated and this way, I can Dear Heloise: When hanging cur- j LESTER M COLEMAN, M.D. After the operation was performed, tient, who was motivated by kindness preciate It so very much, along, I'm see at a glance whether I can plan tains, use a yardstick to even the A young man was brought to the I promised that one day I would go with and sympathetic understanding. There sure, with other brides and brides-to- other dishes which require the same gathers. emergency room with a fractured him to visit one of the society's shelters just did not seem to be any room in bis be. — Patricia Gillenwater time and temperature for oven meals Much better than hopping on and off note, auitained when he was hit by a and see for myself the contributions life for drugs or alcohol. I also remem- I can only tell you to do what other or such. a step-stool to adjust them and you will basketball He was calm, accepting his that were being made to animals and bered the importance of a beloved pet readers have told me, which is to wrap Sure beats reading the whole card do a better job. — Marie Koenes injury with stoicism and composure. I animal-lovers by Associated Humane to the total family structure, a fact the gown in several layers of blue tis- to find out the correct temperature and SUITCASE PACKING carefully explained what I was going to Societies. which I have long known and which has sue paper or blue broadcloth or materi- number of servings. — Eleanor Dear Heloise: When packing a suit- do, and suggested that if he could toler- been well documented. The lesson of On a followup visit, my patient al of a similiar type, then place It In a Josephs caae, cut a piece of firm corrugated ate the slight discomfort, I could quick- kindness to, and respect for, our fellow brought me a copy of Humane News, large box with a tight-fitting lid How simple, how smart. I love it! — cardboard a little smaller than yorir ly repair the fracture without putting animals is well expounded by As- the society's monthly magazine. It They quote from their own ex- Heloise suitcase. On it place dresses, skirts, him to sleep. sociated Humane Societies. came as no surprise to learn the periences to back up their claims and I LACE MAGIC slacks or any items you would like to He said that he thought he could heartless way in which animals fre- Kindness to animals can help to . would like to share one such quote from Dear Heloise: Whetf I wanted to arrive as unwrlnkled as possible. steel himself sufficiently, If be would quently are abandoned and abused. I nurture the development of personality a dear lady who says: make a large, round tablecloth with After you pack bulky items, under- not have to stay overnight in the hospi- was impressed by the sensitivity of traits in young boys and girls that will "I have my mother's wedding ruffled lace on the edge, my daughter wear, etc, in the bottom of your case, tal He explained that, several days a people from all over the country who serve as excellent aids in growing into dress which is 70 years old and it has suggested I lay a heavy crochet thread keeping these as even as possible, the week, he worked at Associated Hu- had written to the Magazine, disturbed maturity and adulthood. been wrapped in blue cloth all these on the straight edge of the lace and sew cardboard can be put in at the last mane Societies, an organization de- about cruelty to animals in their com- Parents who wish to stimulate such years. It is still as white as the day she with a wide zigzag stitch as I guided minute. voted to the welfare and protection of munities. a healthy and moral educational direc- wore it." the thread along. When you unpack remove the animals. tion — and people who are interested in Other readers' comments were When finished, the crochet thread Apparently these people are aware cardboard which serves as a good base Throughout the entire operation, learning about the work that la being similar. For whatever reason, the pa- pulls very easily and the resulting for the items on It and the things in the that cruelty to animals has far-reach- done — can write to this remarkable per or cloth does seem to have worked gathers are easy to distribute. — Mrs. done under local anesthesia, he was ing implications with respect to human bottom of the suitcase are easier to get supported by my own interest in organization at 124 Evergreen Avenue,' for many generations, so it will proba- G.W. to. behavior and our attitudes toward our Newark, N. J. 07114. bly work for you, quietly pefforming animals and he waxed enthusiastic world and toward one another. I SODA CLEANS IT When not in use, store the Kindness to animals, and aware- its blue magic. about the work he was doing. It was a learned for the first time about the Dear Heloise: Instead of using dish- cardboard on a closet shelf or other flat ness of and respect for their rights, can pleasure to hear him recount his ex- myriad humane programs of this Of course you know the dress should washing compound to clean aluminum place out of the way. — Esther Pray be a family project to further solidify periences with animals rescued from massive national organisation, founded be cleaned before storing it and that it coffee pots (which can be loo harsh) I Why not store it in the suitcase? — the parent-child relationship. suffering by a group of dedicated peo- 75 years ago. should be stored in a cool, dry place. — fill the pot with water and add a hand- Heloise ple who really are fine examples of Dr. Coleman welcomes questions Hugs, Heloise ful of baking soda or two or three Send your favorite packing pointer man's deep consideration of all living It occurred to me that there was a from readen. Please write to him hi RECIPE WRITING tablespoons cream of tartar. Run It to Heloise care of (his newspaper. She beings. wholesome vitality in my young pa- care of this newspaper. Dear Heloise: When writing out a through a coffee-making cycle, set can't answer your letter personally but recipe on a card for your file box, Jot aside to cool, then finish cleaning the will share ideas that are great trav- ASK DR. BROTHERS down the oven temperature and cook- pot with nylon net. eler's aids with her readers. ANN LANDERS Anger can be controlled By OR. JOYCE BROTHERS Dear P.Y.: In many areas and children is an acceptable them. It seems to me that, In some ways, these cousins of Attire is a trade-off Dear Dr. Brothers: My of the country, there is help solution. The vast majority of for those who need to learn such men experienced mine are more of a pain hi daughter is married to a perience. My husband is still how to rechannel their ag- domestic violence as young- the neck than I ever was. I'm pleases me a lot. But therein I can't tell you bow many physically abusive man. I've Dear Ann Landers: Hav- drinking, but he is THINK- gression in constructive sters. reaUy annoyed with all tUs lies the rub. We have spent a times I read about Al-Anon In known this for some time, but ing been readers of your ING, too — for the first time ways. Your son-in-law needs stuff they give me about my few nights together, and I your column, but It slipped by she only recently came to me articles for years, may we in years, and that's a big im- help and if he doesn't get It, being so spoiled. - L.L. simply can't sleep with him. because I didn't have a drink- with her problem. She stUI In Los Angeles, there is a ask a question? Is it against provement. loves him and doesn't want to program called Alternatives your daughter will continue Dear L.L.: You can re- the law for a man and wife to SLEEP, that is. He is a ing problem — my husband leave him, bat she's also to Violence. It is only one of to be in physical danger. mind your cousins that stud- appear in public in opposite- marvelous lover but he re- did. II was my priest who Keep that broken record finally told me I was going to afraid to have children. She two doxen organizations in Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm an ies show that only children sex clothing? fuses to lei me out of his playing, Ann, You can't say it Al-Anon whether I wanted to feels he'd be Jut as uncon- the directory of diversion ser- only child, aged IS, and I've don't have any more prob- Here is how it suited: I reach. He wants to cuddle all often enough. — One Day Al or not. trolled with them and this she vices for men who abuse never fell that tUs was any- lems in their jobs, their mar- am much taller than my bus- night. I can't sleep that way. A Time riages, or with their families, I spent last weekend with couldn't staid. This mu Isa't women. This program thing bnt good until we band. We gel along well to- In three short months Al- Dear One Day: Thank you. and if it were true that only him, and today I am a basket a drinker and Us vlfleace teaches anger control, includ- started spending summers gether, and we are both nor- Anon has changed my life. I thank you . . . you . . you . . . ing relaxation techniques children are spoiled, they case. isa't related to drag use. He with some cousins of mine mal sexually. The problem: am a far better person that 1 you. Just has an uncontrolled (not unlike the Lamaze who live in the country. Well, would have a lot more prob- A few years ago I bought Bill I have always bad a single was before — more tolerant, temper aid always turns his breathing exercises for preg- these kids constantly act as if lems. Only children have a pair of platform wedgies bed. Never in my life have I more loving, more lovable, Discover how to be date rage oa my daughter; even nant women). Tension and I were spoiled rotten jast be higher scores on some areas and asked him to try them on. slept with anyone. Is it pos- more giving and more confi- bait without falling book, line though she's in no way re- anger go hand in hand and cause I didn't grow up with a of intelligence tests, and they He objected at first, but after sible to make such an adjust- dent. and sinker. Ann Landers' spooilble. He can be angry tension and relaxation are in- pack of brothers and sisters. I generally are shown to be awhile he began to enjoy ment at my age? 1 am 50- booklet, "Dating Do's and I don't know what the about something that takes compatible. may be dumb about myself mature, cultured and sensi- them. This was psy- plus. — Baggy Eyes Don'ts," will help you be future has in store for me or place at work, yet she gets bat I don't think tUs b true. tive chologically Important and Dear Baggy: Your sleep- more poised and sure of your- The organization operates my husband, but I am no the brunt of Us anger. Is Besides, I may not have had One human behavior ex- pleasant for us both. It makes ing pattern is set in concrete, self on dates. Send 50 cents on the theory that normal longer afraid to face It. Some- there any kelp for UUs kind of brothers and sisters bat I've pert, Dr. Toni Falbo, a psy- us nearly the same height. dear. And so is Cuddly- along with a long, stamped, men become violent because limes the drinking spouse person' I wish my daughter always had lots of friends my chologist, found that only Dudley's. The solution is a self-addressed envelope with they lack problem-solving From the wedgies II was slops drinking as a result of would leave him, bat I'm age and I've never had trou- children are unique only in compromise. Let him play your request to Ann Landers, skills and because they think jusl one step for Urn to try on the dry one's Al-Anon ex- afraid she won't. - P.Y. that violence against women ble playing or studying with their stronger preference for my dresses. With makeup "spoonsies" or do the P.O. Box 11995 Chicago, Illi- taking responsibility for out and n wig, BUI looks prettier braided twist number until he nois 80611. comet of events in their own than I. He now enjoys cross- falls asleep. Then crawl over Award recipients lives. In other words, they're dressing, and I think it's n lot to your side of the bed and get more independent and they some rest. If he's a light LITTLE SILVER - The of fun. Little Silver junior Woman's don't blame things on factors A few weeks ago Bill sug- sleeper and keeps reaching Plant sale Memos outside their control. for you, you will just have to Club won nine awards at the gested thai I wear male Fifth District annual spring SHREWSBURY - clothing, so when we go to a confess your problem — and I'll bet he'll be real sweet tea held in P. J. Ruggles Res- Shrewsbury Boro PTO will Literary Club restaurant or to the theater taurant, Spring Lake Heigts conduct a Mother's Day plant members of first aid squads, we can be "a couple." about it. Super sale Plant sale police and fire departments Award recipients were sale Friday at 3 p m. at the award winners Oar main worry; Is what Dear Ann Landers: In to- Nancy Carroll here; Helena school's main entrance. MIDDLETOWN - East tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Dr. we are doing against the law? TINTON FALLS - The • KEYPORT - Mrs. Thom- day's column you mentioned Breslin, Middletown, and Geraniums, chrysan- Keansburg PTA will have its Anthony La Mantia, pediatri- — Want To Be Legal Women's Group of Luther as Ferrante and Mrs. J. Al-Anon agaia. You then Jayne Piacentino, Louise themums and lilies of the val- annual Mother's Day plant cian, will be the speaker. Pat Dear Legal: The only law Memorial Church, 818 Tinton Carlton Cherry of the Key- apologized for sounding like a Seigfried and Sharon K. Bar- ley will be among plants fea- sale Thursday and Friday VanDerveer at the hospitals I know of pertaining, to Avenue, will have a Trash, port Literary Club took first broken record. rows, Red Bank. tured. during school hours in the all- Wellnes Center may be con- clothing is that adults are not Treasure and Bake Sale Fri- and second place, respective- purpose room of the school, tacted for information. permitted to appear in public I speak from experience day, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ly, in the report category of Ocean Avenue. Margie without any. when 1 say that too often your and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to the state creative writing Holick is chairman. recommendations fall on deaf noon under the direction of contest of the New Jersey Dear Ann Landers: I am BEDWETTER Gertrude Madea and Norma Alcoholism thinking of marrying a man I ears because no reader wants State Federation of Women's to admit, "Ann Landers is LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED Horn. Marilyn Vogel, Sue Pe- LONG BRANCH - There Clubs. love very dearly. He is play- ful and affectionate, which talking to ME." Th» grMlMt gift you can glva • badwattar and th« rail ot lha terson and Mary Petrick are Pediatric aid will be a program on the Mrs. Ferrante's article family, loo, is an and to this serious problem and maka no in charge of baked goods and "Treatment of Alcoholism," rnliUhw, badwattlng it MIIOUI II can causa complicated pay FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP commemorated her Italian- chotogk-t problem, that last a llfstlma. Its ao naadtass bt> refreshments. Thursday at 7 p.m. in Pollak causa badwattlng. whan not causad by organic dalacl or - Freehold Area Hospital bom mother-in-law, and Mrs. dtsaaaa. can ba andad. Sand lor our Ira* brochura, Bed wetting Clinic. There is a nominal Cherry's was an overview of will present a program on fee. The program will be re- —What Iti AH About and How To End It . a rapoti by Iwo pediatric emergencies for slogans, as seen on billboards BEAUTIFUL FASHION doclon No obligation Hypertension - peated May 14,21 and 28. and bumper stickers. Equally Effact.va lor Adults" MIDDLETOWN - There AT SENSIBLE Mall to; PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL. LTD. will be a free hypertension 311 First Straai/NahooM Wl M45' screening for persons age 10 PRICES! to 56 tomorrow from 12:30 to 9 4 p.m. in NeW Monmouth "No nonsense Public Library. It is made pantyhose" PMOMF possible by a grant from the • Pacific International Ltd 1971 New Jersey State Depart- Broad St. * ment of Health. Mapl* PI. SOME DOCTORS CHILDRFN 7-11 Koyport, N.J. $109 Bus trip HIGHLANDS - High- lands Parents Advisory Coun- cil is sponsoring a bus trip to Resorts Casino, Atlantic City, Thursday, departing the elementary school at 5 p.m. 19n!aex Watr Sue Thomas Is In charge of •f reservations. 4BZ Scholarships available to Senior Citizen Special county women WEDNESDAY'S ONLY FREEHOLD - College scholarships worth f 1,900 are • Shampoo & Set $4.00 available to county women through' the Freehold Branch Hurry, or you'll miss our of American Association of • Shampoo, Set > spectacular, 14K gold earring salel University Women. /Fashion designs, originally, $23.-$35., Deadline for applications & Haircut . $7.00 are now on tale for, only, $19.99. t's June 1. To qualify, women must be A years or older and *18.00 Buy those fashion favorites you love at enrolled n a degree progam • Permanent Waves our dramatically reduced prices, today. (may be an associate degree) at an accredited college or Register staff photo university. $20*00 AVRplicaUbni are available RAGTIME'S HAPPY PACES — Amy Darrah, 11, left, and Amy Brunskl, 10, both of by addressing AAUW, 10 Shrewsbury, put on happy faces at Mayfalr in Ragtime staged Saturday at Mon- Special Discounts to Student* Middletown Shopping Center Carrwlot Court, Engllshtown. mouth Museum, Uncroft. An estimated 3,000 persons visited the museum grounds nppNTiiFS SAT •<< Mmmr W Linden Place Middletown, N.J. Tlte Freehold AAUW spon- for a tailgate flea market, antique car exhibition, children's games, exotic re- THURS EVENINGS 741-4755 RedB.nk,NJ sors a June used book tale to freshments, a tot trot and magic show. This second annual outing, co-sponsred by 671-9294 ralaa money for the scholar- the Junior League of Monmouth County, will benefit the museum's junior nailery. ship f»«d. > Wonder Warehouse. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAV, MAYS, 1981 II

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Salary commansurata MERCEOES !•!» — US SLC. all GENERAL OFFICI WORK — Mult In* SaetomMr. mi Sand rasuma elderly lady, live In. vista Place. Malawan. Registration lor tail AMCPHiH im - OL 1 warramv. t4t-tm. AUTO PARTS Mvo transportation to run grrandt. wllh axparlanca and ability. Call far and copy ol cortmcallon and tran- Red Bank, olhar holp. 747 tm semester open now. For Information Call 74I-S4M. Irrlarvltw »l-441-t3tl. script lo Box F-140, TM Dally Rae- call 5440034. roawr vniiffj wim Brown vtjiaH*r in' HONDA ItSS - 7jo cittum, aood COUNTER PERSON HOUSEKEEPER — For family In Hrlor, 1 oamar SJSS ml., llto now. rumkia cond.. iMt ml., craak ken. Istor, Snrawsbury. N.J. 07701 EnparMtKa with Volktwagon pro- OROUNDS PERSON Tamporarv, PART-TIME — Exp. bookkoata/ * uttla silver 4 davt a weak, I to 4 Atkins W.700 Call SOW day shift. Mon.-Fr l. Salary par naeo- profoulonal offlca. familiar with li TELEPHONE WORKER — Good p.m. Excellent working conditions AUOI lot ttn - Han Ht sea at m.tet. wim *#J Dill nt t%WfMwt. CKC rtports. payroll, billing, accounts MOB 1*71 — Ne>w paint lob. Good HONDA CYCLES - An* llatad contract Contact: OHIco of Incoma. Cnoete own hours, no toll- Must hava references and car. Call Buildings 4 Grounds, FroohoM Hleh racalvabla. 4 mornings a weak. Re- Ing. work Irom homo Coll 471 S0«, 7417141 them, needl tap 4 brake lob. tt». Shore Area's Number One Dealer. •rent fully paid for by ply to: Box C-30t, TM Dally Rag 7lt-4S4t altar t p.m. Rt. t South. Free hate. 4U-4SSI. School. 441-4734. 110 a.m. Only. auKK OfiL im - o*a« COM., will net ba undtrttld. istar, ShrowUHlry. N.J. 07711. MONMOUTM MOTORS OROUNDSPERSON — For tree sar 61 BuillMM srest en set. •MM ml., si.ns. vlca, OMparlancad only. Call Ttl 04W PART-TIME NEWSPAPER a H»y. M. Ealanlo»n KAWASAKI - IMS, 4ot LTO. 44*1 riww.7w 54 Situations Wantad Opportunities altar dark. I HOME DELIVERY TELLERS mi., araat cond'.. tl.ttl. RT. », SAYREVILLE. N.J. SOICK tKYHAWK rt» - HaMf Hl-MU call oll-SHI Man. lo Frl. 10 a.m. to Noon. Ftmalt eeta, PVPa. air, v* atMa.. SMN MONTI CARLO UK — Ckavv. BARMAIO/BARTENDER - Apply Rumton oraa or Sun. only, 54 a.m. Moat tM Public at Ono ml.. ~w bra»a». M alfaf. WHIM KAWASAKI - tt». US, o«troi. cut Long Branch araa. Mutt Mva car. Of N.J.'l Laadlng Banks! BAR 4 COCKTAIL LOUNGE - PS/PB. air. PM Maroo, rally wnaolt. la parton. Tha Fountain Catlno, SO HOME STUDY Busy year round location, larea HIW. Call «l aaat. crash ear, hiaaaet rack, HWV SS. Clllfwood, or call SMMM. astabllihad routot. no conactlne. SCHOOL 747-1143. Monmouth and Ocaan County artas AUTHOR ANO COLUMNIST — parking lot. attractive Interior, fully tr 1,000 ml., Immacirioto cond.. aak for Mario. equipped. Gross over 1140.000 Low SUICK SKYHAWK l«» — Hetck- MUSTAHO IH1 — ClauU. Kyi., MUM tall, snoo Call Mm H. If you ara goad at daallng with wishes challenging position In which kac«. PtVPa. air, v-». avH., «ua> no» urn. eaa* raama condition. BARTENDER — RttatHlHlt. o« Spaclallilng In Civil Sorvi.co prapa- PART-TIME — Ladlat or manpaopl. o and hava good math aptitude, knowledge of thoroughbred horse price 4 «ood terms, owner moving ml., no kraluM. Sail attar, tnim sta-rst). Work from homo on talaphtna pro wo hava soma axcallant opanlngtl business can M applied. Ex-out of Halo. Exculslve Arthur naada minor body raHaiallan. Atk- par knead, lull lima 4 port lima. Aa- rallon, naodt a salasparsoo. Un- lahlav Agency. 774-SSSS, ine siae. MI «». KAWASAKI ItIS KV75 — lac.Plv In porton FISHERMAN'S limited notrky leant. WrIM: I In- Previous tallar ar cathrar ax- ptrlenced In eanaral office man- cond., mo Coll Larry aftor 4 p.m. WHAHF. 4 Btnaham Avo- Rumton. duce PMM no.) National. Box 140- parlanco a plut. Apply In parson agement. Professional quail — mt Coupe DeVllle. MUSTANO IMS — Kvl., auto . PS. Mgn.-Frl.,l:»t.m.sp.m. UNITED GAS STATION ATTENDANT — For CT1-2TH , S, Heddonfkrid. N.J.'OSMS. PART-TIME — RN-LPN M/F. Eva llcallons and background. Reply AIIKeclrlc Best offer *MS> ml. bootf cond , IRS. BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY - JERSEY BANK/MIDSTATE. 4 Air Box N 143, TM Dally Register. midnight hours 10p.m. -la.m.aves. IfTI KAWASAKI ISO —Full draiotd, ry olhar Sat. 4 Sun. rallef. Freehold port Plaie. Hwy. 14. Hallat. N.J pm 10 p.m. Eap. prafarrad Ca*/fJ9f O«Pt9Oa*tajAlly il* "••J BaWW Shrewsbury, N.J. 07T01. 1-4701 uppor lowtr larlna, AM/FM Utrta aroa lor Individual wllh 3 5 yra. a»p. ConvaCantar, contacl Mrs. Eaual Opporlunllv Emplovar CAOILLAC — HH, TIMS IK MUSTANO IM - Hardtop. Oato) i. nitaisi rack ana tatMK rtOStbSVMOST — t>. Davidson for Inurvlow batwaen 10 Caraful Kalhv 47 ram ease. Aakina use. at full ckarst kaakktoaor. E«c. It. Apply In parlon 1 til S PM. ruMMa car, MOO can seveui amr ira lleMt. Full caw. Can camaanv pa Id ktnarttt. Sand ratumt a.m.-4 p.m. 431-S317. 51 Help Wanted cenan-etn ea.B». ba sat*. Call altar 4 cm m f*)7. Snoro Point Inn. DaO Hwy, SS. Will claan your homo from top lo with aarnlna hlttary and salary ra- HaikM. PART-TIME — Drlvon. Mutt hava - Auta.. a-tn., OMlramomt to: P.O. Baa I IM. TM TENNIS PRO NEEDEO — Forbottom. Good worker, tow price. CAMARO It74 MUSTAHO Itn - Mtcl MUST SELL - Kawattkl in. toad own car. Apply In parton aftor 4 Rat. Call S44-tl43, Mfora S p.m. PS/PB. AM/PM. kr» mMaaee. art- worn. Call altar I p.m. far aartt * roMUM. Ntw Endurt Dolly Roaltlar. Skrawtkury, N.J. HOUSIKIEPINO — Oonaral, part. p.m., Lulgn Famous Plua. 1310 swim club. Pleato tend rasuma to. tin*! owner, sitttl. Call S7I4IM. Im, lltxlbl* hours. Apply In porton Sunial Ava.. wanemaita. N.J. 140 Harmony Rd., Mlddfatown, N.J DOMESTIC HELP - With ox HUM lint. SIM. 471 MM. alias. BOYS-GIRLS only, mutt Mvo roforoncai. Garrttn 7741711 parlance. Will claan from top to ADULT — 105 estK. air, OLDS CUTLASS lt» — Moor. SPORTSTER Itn SUta Manor, It Van IrackH Rd., bottom. Hava own transportation AM/rM stk Ps/PB. air. one. cond..earaet Met. robullt lail Juno, lew "mlllsBt. ffl» Holmdol. PART-TIME TRAVEL AOENT — Full er part Good references. Coll altar 9 p.m., CMH. umit S3.100. STt'tMS. Mornlna nawtpaaar routos %n EARLY MORNING WORK lima. Exparlancod only. ask for Mary. 77S-4SH. t.llHm M LOCUM. Mlddlotown, HVAC MAINTENANCE PERSON Eltetllslwd morning nowtpapar Call 441 7303 CARRIER OLOSMOBILE MS YAMAHA Ittt Falrvlaw. Kaantkure 4 Union — Day thllt, Mon.-Fri., ttlarv par routos ara avallekto to reliable pao- HAVE A SUCUCCESSFUL PARTY CAMARO Itlt — FI3. SltS. 1S> OT aaack. Inc. aaminet tod a cMnca nawotlattd contract Contacl: OHke plo with cars In Llncrolt 4 Kovpart. WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Avail — And tM lime to enlov your guest AM/PM radio, eaal-trectlM. to win prliat ana trips Call oblo for lunchas and dlnnars. Apply call IIM17I. i m-IISJ of Suwnnet 4 Orounds. FraaMkS Eic. aamlngt IMI will grew, call In parson only: Gertrude Brown's Lot an experience mixologist ore ROUTE im., axe. cond. Call 471-7777, ¥»iamx toil trot. Hie* School, 443-4714. 100 Ml OtSO toll traa pare tM drinks lor you. Call Carol or p.m. ' PARK CHIVRJM.IT .YAMAHA ost - itit, ilka naw, ea- IMS Svcamoro Avo., Tlnlon Fall! BOYS 4 GIRLS RECREATION - ' III 4. Marvann at ltt-S731O3t or FREEHOLD raet-fctpl. many axtrat. S.JOO ml.. NSURANCI UNDERWRITER — PERSON - With Blue Seal enel- 10I-4O4/1M7. • IJOO BIl'sUS. Dlraclor naodad for twlm club. With knowledge of rating all lines naar'i llcanto. mechanical back- AREA Ploatt sand raaumt la: lat.Hacma- Typing and dklallione skills a mull. ground Sand rasuma to: Box Z 14V WAITER/WAITRESS WANTED — as PINTO lt>4 — 7l*St ml., I YAMAHA It74 — MS Induro, eaad Musi ba over 31. Mutt apply m HOUSE CLEANINO — Rd . MkMlotonn. N.J. 07744. ' rung Rumson erea Call 747 »777, Tha Dally Ragistor. Shrowtkurv, .person. 4:30 to 13. Howard John ratal. J. 4 G. Cleaners. SUHmcal WMUWMCE Call cue*. »!.»" AHor 4. cond., 10,000 ml. Sou offar. Call Den Lydlck. m-ttal MNa*. CLERK-TYPIST — For pwchatlng | son's. Mlddlotown. N.J. anvtlmo. da*4. al atoctranlcs firm. Good typ 'MDWOflT CARS GALORE! PLYMOUTH ttll - Wagon. II* NTERVIEWS — Full or part Urns PERSON TO WORK — On small WAITRESS/WAITER — Ex-HOUSECLEANER — Condos or Ing raqulrad. Apply m Barton. Looking tor ptoplo lo work tvomnet horse farm, horses 4 maintenance. apartments preferred, hastranspor Ovw » lo CKOCW Irom (many MHII auto., air, runs eood. naw tires, vary S Auto Service*/ ELECTRO IMPULSE, lit CMttnul perienced, over it. Apply In parton. clean. STSt 7414510 , '•• lo Clarmar Farm, northwest corner of Shore Point Inn. Mat Hwv. SS. 1-3 lotion and rat. 331-titt eves. CAU cenl. raratM rnn MSS M am St.. Rod lank. An oouai opportunity consumors. no sailing. Car ntaaad. SIT 4 Lakeside AM., 1 mile wast ol MMYTONBM Coma sea araf wvel PLYMOUTH OUSTER l«4 - Parts Earn Pi 00 a hour to Mart. Call WOMAN WISHES TO 00 HOUSE CLEANING— Experienced and ret KINGSLY AUTO Auto. air. radio 4 taaa dock, imoli CLEANING PERSON 7S0-744S for oepalMmonl. WAITERS/WAITRESSES — Full- 542-6600 V4. /Mas mi., li.ns. «»-Mit. BUICK SKYLARK IMS • Con PLANT ACCOUNTANT —Menu, of time. Immediate openings. Apply In trances Call 747IS31 542 4000 Eiim vorllMo, V4 300, Ikrgak tldo mpa>. Apply In porton LANDSCAPE GARDENER'S composite cant and metal ends Is parson between 2 4 4p.m. Mon. thru Sharaton. Hwy. SS, Hanoi HELPER — Iiportancad. It yrt. or seeking an Individual with strong PLYMOUTH itn — vaiara wteon S M" Crteara, wnlla cacktkk rally Frl. Lorry's Restaurant. Monmoutn 51 Htlp Wanttd • 4-CM.. PS/PB. U.000 ml. IK. caM. wkaait. ISB tarko Iran*. Good eady oldor. Call altar S. coil accounllna background Other CHIVY BLAZE* t«J — MS eg. In. H,tss llrm. Call Slum. Iramt crackad. 471-4447. S41WM rgipontlbllltai would Include PS, AM/PM, s-tracK Maraa, IwHaal CLERK purchatlne. production planning YARD PERSON — Full time, year- •Viva, cuilMlM (Mih and Maaflne. PONTIAC TRANS AM Itn — Mil DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM — 4 LEOAL SECRETARY - For solo and Inventory control. Good salary round work, good pay. top company MM caM. Prlcaol la nil Call «Hr Annlvorstry Serin, 4SS 1 Haiti. 4- aleie packt. > ktfora Me rater and TYPIST practltlonar In Atlantic Highlands and benefits package. Please sand benefits Sao Mr. Farasa, Marine EXPANSION GOES ON <:*> p.m. Mt-tUI. uood. 4 »mtM disc bronti. woclal 9anaral law pracllca skills and axp. rasuma lo Lumbar, Ocaan Ava., Sea Bright. 1 In tha tall moot Fully waMad. no raqulrad. Bonollls. salary conv kaMWns AMra T^ar root, woclal loan, all aalvanMee and aolntod. Immtdlala oponlng tar bright Men George A. Milton can Co. PART TIME WORK FROM HOME CHIVIKM.IT MONTI CARLO itn Mamar Marler., dWllol t-track ra- Kaakt rteW up to naadar. All clamet school oraduata with typing soaad of manaurata with axp. and skills. Appleearth Rd. «Mt> wan, air. 45-50 WOnt to tVP# l#tt#f % sWV itwuot ' Cranburv. NJ MS13 Must be available late afternoons and early evenings. - Auta., PS/Pi, PW. air, aariseor or »n *M. d rV-eStt excellent benefits, full or pen-time. t-1, mature minded parson with * ~l Ooraao Had. Mjn. JJHSJ0 COMPANY OF AMERICA LEGAL SECRETARY - For Rad transportation, needed tor 3 smell between 9 AM TO 5 PM SCHWARTZ — CaryHorPlymouth- M195M k law firm. Eicporloncod In oncet apply Hofco. 373 I children In rr.y ' •Uida-lnHrnatHmal.' 141 W. Prtnl aroat el etnaral procllca, die MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Auto Rant/LMM MOROANVILLI, N.J. kateaeeu ttdan. ra« araaiai . St., Rod aank. num. aphona transcription akttluttlv ASK FOR HAROLD STEINFELD UpaUrlpma, , mirmirran, a «Maljc CALL TODAY, t A.M.-4 P.M. nacattarv. Ixcallant tlarllne REAL ESTATE SALES LIVE-IN SITTER — July 4 Aug., jcaoars. STUN CADILLAC RINT A VAN - Law. low ram. Call alary, hoalth bonaiits. Call 747 m» ASSOCIATE — IRA will provide Mon. a.m. to Sat. o.m. Pool. 3 chil- CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT IUSI mi., S4JSS4JSII .nrtM aailtiaani I ASBURY AVE.. ASBURV PARK Egual opportunlly omptoyar M/F l-o. to Illl altar Marly, TOM'S FORD. Hwv. 35. Ktv national advertising, referrals, dren a,10.II. Ralarancat. CaM Equal Opportunity Employer aarL sw-wtt. CONSTRUCTI&N — Cl training 4 supervision. Call for de 411-etH waakdavt aftar 4 p.m. S7S. CHIVILLI l«l Mutt hava trantpertallon. LEOAL SECRETARY - Rad lank lalll. ERA Maimed Realty. 4II-S4S0. Hum aood, POO STRAUB BUICK-OPIL 74IS4tt < Irm. Llllgallon experience pro »l 44M altar S:M MI N E AC R is al New em utea Can erred1 Health. Ufa Insurance, vaca REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — COOK — Wllh food sarvlca supar Ion and olhar benefits Call Pat at In IktW tralnlne tor new licensees, CHEVY LOVIRS -MM Air. 4 THE FINEST SELECTION — Ol visors cartHkala, for tmall nurtlng 741440* for appointment. •mall slefI offerlng more floor lima. oil., ttaaeai*. mat »aitiaa »« PHOENIX BROKERAGE homo. Full lima. Ptaatt apply at Jean Irwln Realtor. Red Bank. (Hub naw ana KM cart in Manmaulh LIFE GUARDS NECDID — For roaioraa) aa a Claiotc. SIN S44«m cauray. Ovar las Mr-candHMmd FamOM for Mw-cotl auto 4 cyclo Gardon Statl Manar Nursing Hamt. of Monmouth Co.I Ml . stt-ntt. 73MI" ar tup In far fraa auoto. Bucyrus Erla MB crawlor crana only. 344-MU. . BUSINESS DIRECTORY wading and unloadlne. Structural ROOTS AT REO BANK CHRYSLER NEWPORT IVI - TRIUMPH - StrHlro. Itu. noodt Loctlad at intaraacBon of K Mart t. staal M fabrication plant. Staady LIVE-INS PERMANENT lull time position In work, uoo Rad oak Omar. Ha»pM. N-j. loo, good pay. Call 77S-7S0S days. Maided for all areas ol Monmouth 4 our shop lor women for e dlt- m MMM4 Ocean counties. Call PEOPLE crlmlnatlno salesperson who enjoys A DAILY GUIDE "*ar 10 Wanted Automotive :ARE. either Red Bank office tha linen traditional clothing. We CREDIT PROBLEMS USEO VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES CRT COMPUTER OPERATOR — JO ItM or Brlelle oftlce MM4M. He catkl If yau-ra worklne. we can ANO TRANSMIUIONS. GUARAN place area! emphasis on previous OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS EKOINM ooportumiy torparso n fa- line Clothing sales experience and help to gal you financed. No money TEED OTHER USED PARTS miliar wllh OMllal VTHS or similar MAINTANCE REPAIR — Work. down. Payments erreneed t* tuft ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY feel that the prospective applicant JUNK CAR. oawlpmam. accounllna background Musi have transportation. should enjoy and relate to tho finest your needsm*. Many Ntw anerad! QualitOuatltyv THEODORE, MI4SSS. holptul. training In California far 3 Call 747S4tt CARPET Utad Can to cnooto irom. Call Mr. 747*111 traditional clothing. Jive offer a com FURNITURE VEOA l«4 —-4 4 (yl.CVl.,, IIPIII 474M woaki. eta* btnafltl. Salary conv eeiltlve tilery 4 kenefltl package LANDSCAPING LAWN PrtesrKJu at Raasat •amlac ItIts ALL JUNK CAM — And track! MECHANIC AND OR SERVICE REFINISHING INSTALLATION eaadkady.aaad manturato with axparlanta. In, MANAGER Kindly slos by our store at I0S Brood araaa si. Red aaa*. MUias. wanna, tap donor. Fraa 34-hour torvtowt la surt May II. Call tor MAINTENANCE Asking sen ar Mst aHar. call Exp. necessary on small engines, Street, Red Bank, N. J., with resume JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — OATSUN IWII4SZ - Cutlom pain). MStStl. pickup. Stt-144* or 737ISI0 sa-iMi. len. tractors, chain saws. For at your earliest convenience far an CLAYTON'S COMPLETE BUCK'S FURNITURE REPAIR — Sales, cleaning, re-lavs, re stretches ttel-ttlt — earner* wanted. Any DILI PERSON — Porttlmo. Apply Mntmont call Becker Hardware, Interview. Kindly ask for Mr. 4 repairs. 144-4177. Fin VEOAItM — WIHl 1(17 onolno, S4S0 Herman Huker.Mgr. or phone Lawn Service And Reflnlshlng. Furniture cleaning Smltn-i Luke a AccattorMt, condition. 4 er MS Kvl. CanIn partan at Main Slraot Dan. i»aii-stst. RetKktntell Commercial 4 polishing. Home touch ups Insur- aaal octor. CaM anyllmo. Mt-SStl. 747 1*30. Mum. Main St.. Kaarnburg MECHANICS WANTED, FOUR — We supply ell yew needs, complete ance estimates. H Birch Ave . Little HOUSE* OATSUN Itn- IBMOaluaassi, l-aoerr Experienced on Continental Cup UN'S LPN'S NURSES AIDE landscape doslen 4 mutilation, Silver. 741-3141. VOLVO SERVICE CLINIC JUNK CARS WANTED DENTAL ASSISTANT - Fullllma. I M/FI power raking, aewgr sllclne, rototlII OFFICE CLEANING SaWsVIa 4vfJ^sWO> J4*^Wa>CMHftiM nittvatf Frat May 11/14. Call Rad Bank Vat- Oonaral danllslrv oaparlanca nacat- ormlng and waxing machinal. Per- SB MM city. « Mamvay, rawer Simons 741-itlt manent positions One hour drive. All Shifts Available Ing. RR II work seeding v*. 741-MM. far dpttltt 4 oaan. sary Sayravllla area. 731-0311. ' Medical Personnel Pool MISCELLANEOUS tat, car It In Ilka now can*. AaUM TOP DOLLAR lend resume to Box B 140. Dally 443-tMt HOUSE CLEANING — Raesonable DENTAL ASSISTANT - PorMd Register, Shrewsbury. KI. ami. to Monmouth St. Rad Bank rales Jle Cleeners. Ufrini. cell SMN. I1V-S4M. vw BUO itas — oead anelM 4 FOR USID CARS 431 J744 CLEAN-UP JOBS — Allies, bate LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. onlol oflka SV> davi FraahoM. I day COMPLETE LAWN anytime OODOa ASPEN ItTt-SUtle.wae- Rad Bank, x-ray llcanto 4 *>• MECHANIC — For tool rental busl- menu. etc. Light hauling, mini dam Call Kavln SH-4US. RLSS Savrevllle. N.J. Ill-lit* RN M/F — Full-lime, part-time. 3-11 MAINTENANCE oiltlon, lawn mowing. 471-1114. It.ett mi . auto . t-crl oorlanco roaulrod. Salary com. netl. Clear driver's license re- NEPTUNE FLOOR WAKING — vw ttfs ~ Oatker weeen. net da shift, chorea responsibility ol unit. Cutting, trimming, edelng, lertllli TOP DOLLAR PAID manturata with OMParlonco. Call quired. Call 144-44M. In* 4 weed control We ara lullv CLEAN YARDS. CELLERS - At Raf., lowest prices. Dependability cotmeUc work. 4 cvl.. eute.. air, Far lunk can. ImiMaiata pickup 747-MI7 far Freehold Convetottnt earner. Call ooooi itn — v-e. MW, antmai AM/FM, run very Bead. SI.4S0 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Mn. Davidson for Interview be- Insured. It vrt. experience. Free Iks. and garages Cell anytime. Jim, m-Sttl. Call OHM •m.iw estimates. 741 7355 741-1141 Itjm MNa. Utn ratular aat. Haw 741-45M. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chalrtlda Part-time. Busy doctor's office, wten II a.m. 4 p.m. 411 1117. orarnmUtlon. carkaratar, aurtar. WE NEED USID CARS a«*. prafarrad Full tlmo. Rod Bank some typing essential 4 day! a GARDENS 4 LAWNS — Rotolllled Air, o«lra llrot. Atklna U'i. dallar paid. MULLIR CHEV office. Sand rotume to: Bo* F Mt, week. 4-S hours a day, flexible hours RN-LPN'S M/F — Full-time, perl- with heavy-duty Trey inter. Ready SLIPCOVERS ROOFING * SIDING tnm) Hwv. 14, Matawan, TM Dally Raalttar. SkrtwaMirv, taely Bex FM7, The Dally Ree Ime. II 7 thill. Freehold Con I Trachi V, N.J. 07701. vecenter Contact Mn. Devlten tor to plant. Reeeanekfa. Soil tested PORD Itlt — Half- Ian ttte Ven. sat* fret. t43-3fto 4 741-1140. SLIPCOVERS — Cushion!, pillows. ArtdTrallars ntorvlgw between 10 a.m.-4 a.m., custom made. Quality work at el Al ROOFING — Exc. work by exp. WI BUY — Uaod Can and Trucks. DOMESTIC PART-TIME — Apply MEDICAL SECRETARY — Pert- 431-SS1I. LAWNS CUT — fordoDle prices. 47144*1. •oorert. Reasonable, references. Sckwarli Chrytlor Plymouth botwoon lt-3 P.m. Mual wort weak, time, M heuri oar weak, Tuet. OependeWo 1734371 or 741-7*77. IMS SCOUT ttt - Sparta tap, > MoMa. Rat Bank, 7414m. anda. No phono calk. Hawrd John, through Set. Pleasesend resume to SALESPERSON — Fullllma. Apply PORO ICOHOL4NI itSS - Kyi.. I n parton, Monmouth Building con Cell 707 ISM DECORATING aeaae. atawura, carpat MeMt, PM (f llOajraxr* t 4j^Tjfflsm flnirwf tT^^apEBBJa ^aaaea ton'l. RL IS, MMeMtawn. ScarpalllM Medical Associates, lit jTASIO ROOFING/SIDING — Rea- rear, mm fma. nsaas tamo body Mean Ave., Rad Bank. or, 777 Shrewsbury Avo.. MILLER LANDSCAPING — Com ft DESIGN sonable 4 reliable. Free estimates work, in* er batt offar. Alto ItM U Arts A Crafts DRILLER — Drilling Mtol In rain, Plato lawn service 4 landscaping Mark. 47I.V414, 7744007. Willys CJSA, 4«4, 4|ptt«. naodt forcod concrola on construction job, MODEL — For amateur phologra ResldeMlel 4 cemmarclel. J44 coot body 4 motor work, SMt ar Mil ualne aartabla otocirk aaulpmanl. pher with or wllhoutaxperlence. Re- offar. Call Itl-ttet kalajaw 1-4 e.m. Mull have mechanical beckarouna. ply wrth photo If available. P.O. Box WALL ART PORD FAIRMONT SQUIRE — WALL ART 144, Oekburtt. N.J. 077SS. RETAIL ROTOTILLING DRIVEWAY Weeen Itlt. e I BTB a/ e. rtaejT n • wja • nvej tptpnepe#yej Cemparebte eeulpaee) INI cetl camaar packaca, aula. PS/PB. AA RIAL ISTATI CAREER — •ARLY MORNING WORK Call for mttrvtew al Rad Bar* of School. Naveslnk Aye.. Hlehlends. Power Electric. 54144*1. ratal Morris Hoffman. 7l7-«tt. LIOHT HAULING tt,7*t. 3tl«477 t-V Iti-lltl. after 4 AM/PM ttorao, aaklne S4SM. Call FIND OUT WHY BUYERS ANO PART-TIME flee. People Care. 1 River Rd.. N.J. 07713 301-473-1471. level Op- p.m. 4 waakaada. aftar S P.m. IM 4JM Brlelle. N.J. SW4M. portuMly Alflrmatlvo/Acllen Em- SECURITY SYSTEMS Supervise tmall group of nawiel HOME GARAGES — Etc.. cleaned out. Con cerrlert In Manalapan and NURSE'S AIDE IM/F) — All shllts. MO. Trluma*. Ravar FORD It!) — Rtnaar pkk-up wHh Hamvtal. Why net lain Amenca-t J.S.M. SECURITY SYSTEMS strucUon. debris removed. Trees tie WotaarlaM Avt. Maneara, Yau must M avallabla ell appllcellont Mine accepted. Em- IMPROVEMENTS cut. 747 4131 cea. v-e ttandar* aMtL PS/Pa. ovary marnme. lac. poaHtem for ery Manor Nurllne Home. Hwy 34. SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Burglar. Fire Alarms. CCTV, Resl k sn-tS/J. AM/FM, tl*M or Mat aftor. 7t7-71>4. Matawan. immediate Opening 3:00 P.M. ll:0t ALL TYPES OP LIOHT CARPEN dentlal commence! Installation JEEP CHIMOKM lt» — 4MB* :Hob?£:.^M wet. Call SM-»43-otM tSSroT P.M. during tchool year. 0:00TRY-Penellne.a«dlr*arlerpalnl Praa Estimates 7*71711. TEACHERS WILL OO MOVING — FORD PICKUP Itn NURSE RN — Full or part-time lor AM 4:00 P.M. Summer hem. A*v, Trucklne. furniture 4 appliances. I erlvo. S tpoa MM - A month and lilH I Ine. 741-114I1 daysfleva., 747*17741 4 eves i. njOHanar nursing home, 3-M shin, aftar short pllcant mult po.Mii or Be elkHefe WALLPAPERING Pick-up 4 delivery 441 1141. AIDESHOMIMAKIR HOME probation period. S4.M por hr. Exc. lor Block Seel License. Stertlne DENS, DICKS — Perches 4 re- HEALTH AlOIS - Full ar Be Ctll 144 1413 tr trlnea Mneflll. Call Atlantic Hlgh- Salary 17,700. Apply before May 4, moeetKe kltchont. Free estimates ft PAINTING tlmo and 34 hr. 4My. No atpartonc londV Nursing Hamt. S MMdtetown 741-Sltl or 174-tati. Ave., All. Highlands. St14tM. Mon- HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ART TEACHER ART'S PAINTING 4 PAPER- * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * Ian hourly Prl only t* SCHOOL ROOM ADDITIONS — SlflMi reefa. HANGING — Experience 4 Quality. Car and lt an- Ne.vM.nfc Awnut Free otllmttai. After I. S71-1IS4. Family NURSE (M/F) - RN. 1-11 thllt. H IflhltHWlr W4TW JWTBWV j^ I -1g I-— ABBka^e^BHMk^e. *• - - * . HHMtr part lima. Emery Manor Nunlne oust Ptllminajf rnmWOtwVJ IrRpaffrl evtreI n con- AV!S V&1 OWM Wf SCflaMlf ajltjVI UMALawan 114 Slffff 4 electrical ttrvlcM. Ri ECONOMY PAINTING Classified Service 13*11171-1474 itructHn, EM. It4t SBVtatl Expert interior 4 exterior APPLIANCII rd Rd.. RueMan. N.J. tnt*. Far air NURSE-RN (M/FI - Part-lime. An Eouel Opportunity / AHIrmetlva 4713013. Residential 4 cemmerclel EXPERiaNCED - Palnton Buty Dermatologist's office, Action Employer FfM •*• I Inawl *BjtTv4 NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE ejMaMT^BBBBS aBe^BBSbatd BBk ~— ———— BtaB#taaaHtun Young Used wa^Bw*e*JMJI» 'pw^BMJni* fea pWTarajWir VVIvtTtjBajei SEASONAL EMPLOTMINT — CALL 401-3173 tr ta-MSt- VOUII CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINC ON SATURDAYS ». 4S HondrKkian PI.. Fair parlance 4 retorencet. «*Xriginh Avallabla In larea amutenjant, RON YOUMANS - It vrs Medical Canter area. SSiatl. arcade. Eic. opeertunlly far hleh ,, DURABLE Cars. TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. ARCHITECTURAL — OratM par- NURSE RN M/F -?rere»»ele In school end colloto ttueents It and '< ALUMINUM MOROAN P. COLIO. JR IBCRE over. Mutt havo a avoreee. Call PaMtMe. walleaperlne. ilettirlne. TARY Social ukmce as ce ki.T( Delly Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. CALL 542-1700 S4M4M. 07701. r i SHREWSBURY.'N.J. TUESDAY. MAY 5,1961 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadline

Include Sunday the neit time you Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad for and you can charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to J days and well Rive you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa. TOLL FREE PHONES day free. Now that's • Rood deal. See how earn It la? CallM hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Betides you net fast results too. a day on 1700. this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-8300 commercial advertiser*. M ATA WAN AREA 566-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 5411700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT A? TIME.

41 Butlnafts 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 1SS Furnished Rooms Ill Houses For Sale 1SJ Boats And Opportunity For Sale Acctisorles For Sale For Sale For Sale : KIANSIUIIO LITTLE SILVER - We have an NURSERY SCHOOL — For lalt AIR CONDITIONERS — 1,000 URNIIHINO ON A LOW QUEEN SUE PLATFORM - Bed, OUY JOHNSON •teems for rent affordable 3 bedroom Caee with pan- DINGHY r — constructed ol elass State cartltfrtd. Writ* Box EM, Tht BTUS. tin. mi ITU'S. su, IMM SUOOITT — Check the USED bdnftwo finish, attached night BUYS AND BUYS Call HUH! ar 71) «ell fiber with Inner balse-cere. Fitted MICBttiNeO FURNITURE CENTER OP RED D#llv Rtglitar, Srvawsburv. N.J. BTU'l. Slli. 741 -IW or 7744U0 tables, new matlr.se. U0O Call From an entire household to a single RID BANK — Lar«* lovely room menl. 4 privets fenced yard. All In with sell 4 centsrboerd Tows well. SANK. Fine furniture far lest HI .71-4741. Item Antleue furniture, lewelry, sil- tip-too shape a, priced lust for you at behind lerg*r crall. 1300 lor near The tolkmlne action wat take ' ALL WOOD FRENCH PROVIN- Shrewsbury An. ver. Immediate cam. Top dollar. nicely furnished, food nelehbor PROFITABLE ft WELL ESTAB CIAL — Dlnlno room sat* CMM hood, private entrance. «41 4171 or Sn.N0. E.A. ARMSTRONG ACEN offer) 747-5073. let the April 14, t*lt meatlne al tr RAILROAD TIES — New. CY. Realtors. 74I-4MD. Colts Nock Beard at Adlustment: • LISHED — ftate.ll and Mrholtulf dosai. table and t chain. M4-7«M. GERANIUMS — .*• cents. Large creototed. taut. S4.«e. Landscape PIBEROLASS BOAT — lilt. Asking •MectMn llowers Mid veoetobls mua. A verlencs e was erahtad tloe M farm and Mrdtn ctnltr for short or ties, 4«l»t. U 45 MMW74I. MOVINOI — HDueeheld and mis- SHORE AREA — Room tor meture MIDDLETOWN — Prestigious area. ' Alfred Antopelll.« Creamery Roe.' lent tarm Miu. Sutlnttt It hxatad AM/FM STEREO — PMM sVtrKk plants. Mlke'i Greenhouses. 201 cellaneous items wanted. For best 741 console. IS In. T.V. AM/PM stereo Shore Blvd.. Keensburg. 717 5434 SEARS - 10" radial arm saw with builneu oentlemen. Locoted an cul-de-sac. 4 bedrooms. Collo lss NNoceTNeT w Jenov, BlocBock 3. on busy travatad lit. IS In Holmd*. prices call before having your sale. in ceramic tiled bathrooms, i en- lle . In orded r sso construct an add irM. LUM will include nwdtland, console, needs work. Lounge stand and many extras. Ilka new. 7a7-7Ul. •n mo fkeep WIMI FIBERCRAFT - 17 ft. » h.e. Lot massMa clulr. Sterling Silver 10K GUITAR AMP — Peavavbeuce240iv Deuce 2 1 tertaining areas, large rooms. In- itlotlon to the meln dwelling ot sal storm wrMt, MMJ 10 acre* of land. 11)0. 172.1M2. ground concrete pool. 3 lane gat Mercury outboard, 1 yra. old, wltn orooert. which dees not meet » For information call 2M-77M or brae let. 244-3201. with 4-10" spaakars. e»c. cond., SB). OLD PIANO ROLLS —Call 222-7735 lor. 747-me. Aln Sound City cabinet with 4 10" SOFA — J-olece modern sectional 10a Commercial heat, many eatraa. II»,OM call front set back requirements of H> tOlM days. Zoning OrdlnarKO of the Township i ANOCRSSN WINDOWS 4 POORS uxillrl. t»c. cond . S140. M3-SW with 2 ottomans. 2 while formica 747 son menu 747-0411. Principals only. JERSEY SPEED SKIPP - With — Any sla 4 style. To4i% discount altar S P.m. Ufa-back tables, chrome table Rentals now trailer. All hardware Included. Colts Neck. Call SWM. I-M0-J234M]. l.mps, I1.no firm. While velvet OCEANPORT CarlDehlbo, 41 Monty To Loan TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO BEAUTIFUL DISTINCTIVE MUM sell. Cll ITMMl HAMMOND & BALDWIN swivel chair, S7S. 7IM7U. DOLLARS —Convert Old Jewelry to A-l PRIME Office — Hear! of Red ANTIQUE WICKER — THE Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will ANOOVER ENTRANCE LENTZE MARINA — Par Harltan WICKER YARD. 10) West EM AM., PIANO AND ORGAN Bank. Heal, air conditioning In- COLONIAL - Specious living room. ; May 9 m SWIM POOL-OUTLET — Offers Buy from private owners and as- cluded. |II5 mo. Rocar Co., Mi-ail Bay boating, irwui berthing service $$ VETERANS W Long Branch. op*n Tues thru Sun. CENTER brand new, above ground. 21' long tales. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- dining room, family room, with for power and tall boats. IS to » MO mejQKf n • r • or Duunvurnajn ill io belore 1 p.m. raised harth fireplace. Pour PUBLIC NOTICE pools, cemptete with Ruga tundack. PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE Used boat sales. TIMISt. The following action wat take. Govirnm«nt Backtd Loans All models In stock. fencing, high rate filter, etc. Asking SIGNED 7« River Rd, Pair bedrooms. IVi baths, lull basement. BALDWIN ORGAN — Funster COLTS NECK — Commercial SMca central air, gas neat. On M acre MAKO (PORT FISHERMAN — 13 et the April 30. net meeting of tlv We ar* Number One In 1171 delivered. Includes Installation. Haven, N.J. Ul 4257. for lease. Colls Towne Shoppet. Cent Neck Planning Beard: PAY OFF ALL BILLS Model No. 22. complete olth bench service, reliability and Financing available. Cell Dennis Colts Nock. N.J . ecross from Oe perk like setting. Move-In condition. ft., twin 4 cvt., FWC loaded with HOME IMPROVEMENTS a. books, 14 months old Asking 1700. si44,too call Marl eatrei. Asking itsoo. Oavt Conditional Final Site Plan Ap collect, 201-lJMIIt. krone orchards. Space avallaMe proval wat granted to Joshua wins RESTORE LOST CREDIT HUM LOWEST PRICES. k t A i E 5 T A1 from SIM per mo Call ni4H4 far COLAO REALTORS iii-m-uii. evtl. »42-i«a. GET EXTRA CASH MO MAIN STREET THE USED FURNITURE CENTER e Information. S44-I777 Com Neck Metat, Inc.. Stock 47. Lo BEDROOM SET — Drexel. t piece, I ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 1*7 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank „ H t N T A I b MARINE tLECTRONICS — For 12. Nwv. 34 In the Township of Colt BUSINESS USE single hsadtoard. tain beds with ino latatt In Sl-Te> recorders, VHF MORTGAGE REFINANCING Been). Has-beens end Why Nots COLTS NECK SHOPPING CEN- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wavlldo Neck. I triple dresser, men's chest, and 2 I7MSH Woods L Long view village. Now rad'os. direction finders or Loran, Classification and candilWna. HI FOR ANYTHING AT ALL night table*. All In prime cond. TIFFANY STUDIOS — Bronze can- TER — New stores for rent. Call your bett buy It Open dally t-t. Sat. 'til I 4el-e»; or 7IO01II . nomti from t1«J.o«a. Ul«os Miner Subdivision Approval we »s.ooo . urn 7414424. Asking. »7» For your convenience. Sun. by eppt. dle sticks, 21" pair, asking S900. 12 101 Apartments BOAT HOUSE •ranted to Stephen Wong, Hlllsds* • 10.000 1114 u Willow Dr., Little Sliver. 741-2721. OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE — In 1132 Ocean Ave. tea Bright BOXES • CORRUGATED 4UPACTURER REPRESENT- Read, Block t, Lot It, In the Town «»MO 1175.71 HOTPOINT — Electric stove with Many antiques. ATlvm — 4SS aa. ft., one room, beautiful Molmdei Low lanes, good MI nil ship of Colts Neck. 4, i or morf months behind on morl For Moving 4 Storage, and far In- sell-cleaning oven, approximately 4 ATLANTIC HIOHLANM — 4 room schools, owners selling al secrlllce Open Tues. through Sun. dustrty. A complete line of peck TOP SOIL — Very best newii decorated, rlvar view, above I Conditional Malor Site Plan Ap. 0*0*. loans or credit cards. CM to yrs. old Call 141-NU. furnished apt. on Scenic Dr. In- the ekte Union House. Call for ep Mutt move. Quell! v seeker I. see this proval and a Conditional Use Perml •void IOMI Ktlon, I van: aging tuppllat. 442-4472 or 747-40W. Small, medium. 1 large Made cludes ell UHlrtm. available M.I II. lovely i bedroom. Jbelh ranch. MUST SELL — If fMorales II74,121 Same day delivery. «»42M or tmenl, 442-7575. hp., plus treller, double hull, exc. wat granted ta me coils Neck Baa - STOP FORECLOSURE CAP AND IERT — Fits r truck bed, HOT TUBS Call days. 1111} NiMH avenliws. Unique arrangement. Paneled laml- till Church, Merchants Way, Btecl. TOLL-FREE HHH111I 7*7-4117. t«l-Oe7 MATAWAN - 1 room suite, modern Iv room off deck, t much more. cond.. economical, fishing, cruising. U» lor betb. SPAS etc. Extras Included, new depin 31, Lot 10 In the Township of Colt' MONEY AMERICA •724242 TWO SIDE TOOL BOXES — For r hlortwev bulMlna, utlillles Included. U1I.J00. MaX44t. Neck. •?• Rl. », Howall, N.J. {2011 347 5400 All in.i complete systems. De- COLTS NECK MOTEL - Motel, Call Ses-noo. tinder. S3.700 or boat offer. 7»7-07lJ CHAIRS — Wlnobeck. Ilka new, 2 pick-up, with lock end keys. 1171 for SIOO ear week. Light housekeeping. RED BANK -r Twafamlli. U4.M0. Barbara Thamai. Action Wltnln 14 Hours livery, set-up available. both. Iron racks that belt together. Dally ratal available, call TtfrMto OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - ideal far starter, retirement Rome or SAILBOAT — 1073 Snaplr 4M racing III Plans Also tor Non-Vats matching. Sola US0. Call rigged tuperfaat, Zapar most, wllh MayS 747-ggS) 591-9030 MOO. For all. 1230. Call alter 4 p.m., or M4 3700 Approximately 5000 H. ft.. Ideal incofiw profVatrtv, 2 eSpartmants. HOUSE SALE — Kitchen III* 1 MMMfc Red Bank locetlon, plenty of perk- each with swing roam, bedroom, trailer. Asking tlTOO. After 3 p.m. CONTENTS — Ol apartment 7- liv- cabinet!, sole (while), dining room HIGHLANDS — Lane I Bedroom ng, redone ai Kecuetlve office bath end eat In kitchen. Nice yerd 747 1*53 i. dresser, etc. 143 7710 TYPEWRITER — Remington elec- apt. Heel Included. 117! par mo.. I for eardenlne, a eraaa arbor, ga m HtajWawels ing room sat, /-Piece bedroom eat, tric. Model », eic. cond., 1200 De- month security. Cell »M|H or space. Phone Mr. Mavnlhan, all Kinds ol misc. Items, baby u»e efllce chair, S20. Electric •71HO7 Ml 7121 raga and work area. 41 Leietttan INVITATION FOR BIDS lurniture. ate. Reasonable, im Ave. Call Redden Aeenc, 74|.*ioo. Merchandise For IBM TYPEWRITERS stapler, »M Like new. Call 22? 4104. OFFICE — 1» H. ft.. Immediate Sails Aweigh Notice Is hereby given the. RENTAL $22)28 per mo. between 14 p.m. HIGHLANDS — New I badTdom. > occupancy. Gloria Nllson Realtors, RED BANK — IMMEDIATE OC New Jersey's only sealed bids will be received for th Sale Daily-Sunday Rent with option to buy 1724327 bath, condo., on bay. Security, refer Ann Ruppert, 142-oOSi. CUPANCY. 3 or 4 bedrooms, low Remedial Uoderliatlon Program WALNUT DINING ROOM TABLE encei. «. t year loose m-loso. 30 i, VA no down, FHA Mo down HUNTER Dealer By the Housing Authority ol th- IBM TVPEWRITER — Standard — Matching hulch. with glass doors RED BANK — Office, store, appro! payment to quelHIed buyers Call Sailboat Specialists Borough of Highlands. i electric. 1*74 Model D. Like new, and 4 cnalrs. Eac. cond., II7S. Colo- KIANSSUItO — Private Irt rooms, REGISTER metelv 300 M. ft. %>». Landlord owner 774-S307. 75 pra-owned, new Bids will be received at 7 p.m 3 LINES S423. 741-4544. nial and table. Ml Call 7171114 heat tuoolled, adults preferred pevs heat. MI-UK. prevailing lime, on May 2*. 1031, a KM. Security. U1-7III. boats on display MOVING — Kitchen set. tide bv WEBER GRAND PIANO — (2200. RELOCATINOf — Desire Inlormo the office of the Housing Authority o Classified Ads RED BANK — I1D0 so II. office, MO lion oboul new eree? Call DARRAH 802 Mantoloklng Rd. IM Borough of Hlenlands. 115 Wa 5 DAYS side large retrlgorator-lreeter. 4 Excellent condition. Call after 5:20 KEANSBURO — I bedroom, heat a so. ft. office-store. M White St. Call dining room chelrs, upright freaier, p.m.. 442-1202. hot water 4 cooking gat Included, ASSOCIATES. Raallort, 741-3331. Brick Town lerwllch Ave., Highlands, NJ 077S as low as 741-noo. xea et which time and place the olds wll $3.30 I slate-lop pool table, i piece bedroom view ol the Bey. tits, per mo. RUMSON AREA set, end other household Kerns. 7174175. 1100 SB. FT. OF OFFICE SPACB- ' bt public ly opened and read aloud. Tho Rtglilar FAMILV ADS (Infla- 71 Garage Sales Call tor our free brochures (201) Contract documents. Includlm tion Fighters) can Mil veur un 49 cents KCANSBURG - Clean 1 bedroom MFM OROUP, REALTORS Instructions to Bidders and Bk ntatftd Items for vou gulcklv. par line, par day MOVINO — Living room set, center 30 Ridge Rd., Rumson 747ani 477-3252 • Forms may bo examined al the of MtrchandlM for sal* ONLY (based on UVdav Insertion) Yard Sale* table a. two and tebles, bunk beds, pall, ig Hancock »t. . traffic flow. Individual office! cen WATERFRONT SH.500. lice of Daniel B. Acclanl, P.E. Originating from housvnold, not *x- bedroom set. stereo 4 household cttdlrtfl a sal* prk* of $200 p«r ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 1) KEANSBURO- Private Ivi rooms. ! be redlvlded. call 747-noo. Attention Investors-Bullderi. 4 Borough Enjlneer, 1S7 Broad Street For FAST RESULTS Items. Anytime after 2 p.m., 129 Bedrooms, tvi baths, handyman's Bed Bank, Nkw J*rsey. aiilclt Catherine St., Red Bank. Leonard Ave. May f, only 10-) p.m. heel supplied, adults preferred. TINTON FALLS — Sycamore Pro- PRICE MUST Bt MENTIONED. vou name price, no reasonable offer UeO. Security. e7MIII. speclel. Property needs extensive Drawings. Specifications, one AT LOW COST fesslonel Building has one suite renovation; however, It It water Bid Fermi may bt obtained by Bid' Each Additional line, ll 00 No dti PAINT — Colors Interior/exterior. available ItlOt to. It. I In modern. count It canctltd twfora expiration. u so e gel. net interior, it.21 a gal I KEANSBURO — 4 roam apt., all ront with private beach and an Oars IN PERSON at the office « Phone CONTENTS OF HOME — t-plece utilities included, tloo. Call one-tlory olllce building. Two extraordinary view of New York SIX-PLYWOOD ROW BOATS It' — Daniel B. Acclanl. P.E., Borouot No chang» In copy ' flat exterior SSM77f. prlvete entrances. Ample perking, Hav* something to Mil? Phone living room. |IS0. 1 bedrooms. I skyline. Lot over 250' deep. Don't Good to exc. cond. Can be seen at Engineer, lit Broad Street. Rec kitchen sat. much more, le Harrison will finish to suit. For healtlvrelatad waltl Bahra Real Estate, in-tue. Frank's Boats Inc.. Atlantic High- Bank, New jersey by eppolntmen' REGISTER PIANOS ORGANS Ave.. Red Bonk. Sun., Men.. I Tues. KEYPORT — I bedroom apt.. 2nd professionals only, call 542-4433. lands. Call Itl-ars. •nd upon the deposit ol e choc! MOST MAJOR BRANDS floor, staO a me., I mo security heat WHELAN REALTY OROUP drawn to the order of the Houslnt 542-1700 WAREHOUSE PRICES GIANT GARAGE SALE — Unller- Included. 144 I2t2. W. LONG BRaJlCH — loM w ft. ll I Authority el the Borough of High Classified Ads len Church, Front St.. In Llncrofl. prime office building. Newly re •42-7JtS lands In the emount ol Twenty Fin Thurs may 7 10-1 p m Dollar Baa LITTLE SILVER — ) rearm. I decorated, will consider temporary 1S4 Recreational THE DAILY FREEHOLD MUSIC bedroom. No pets Adults only. S300 Dollar. (125 00) for each set. TM 542-1700 from 11 noon rental or lease 530-flO). When considering Buying or Selling Vehicles amount of Twenty-Five Oolleri CENTER per month. EA. ARMSTRONG Call a member of The REGISTER Ton Free trom Matavran Area MIDDLETOWN — 5» Bunker Hill AGENCY. Realtors 741-4100. Monmouth County (125 ooi will be refunded to the BM? RT. ? IIVi miles north of circle) Dr..Mar 1 •.»,»:») 00 Furniture. Multiple Lltllng Service otrs who return plans and specif CLASSIFIED ADS (201) 462-4730 10* Buildings/Garages MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT ketioni, unmerked and In goad can 566-8100 Check our unbeatable onion, within ton 1101 daya after tht 10* Commercial MONTHLY RENTALS FROM S7 » MOO per month. EA. ARMSTRONG 132 Condominiums tow rates and compare. IM-Q473 bid opening. Additional sets may M Toll.Free from Mlddletown Area MIDDLETOWtsfczar""N — Content " s o*f hous "e AGENCY, Realtors. 741 4S00 obtained with a deposit of Tan Rentals PIANOS — ORGANS I GARAGE - Storaor, »71 M. ft., plus Town Houses STARCRAFT H77 — Popup Dollars (llO.ooi par sal. Menial in 671-9300 All Muslcel Supplies and Services I MODERN APARTMENT — Neer II 10«I»x2O0 fencefencedar*ad eree.. PrivatPrlvile eentrance. camper, sleeps t, exc. cond. Call •xcetl al Ten Oolleri itlOOO) tor TUSTING PIANO CO. transportation Bolt time to call Is 1250 a mo. 747-4*50. S7I1044. additional plant and tpeclflcotioni Our ?7ih Year before noon. Call 4*5 0414. ABSOLUTELY CAREFREE DESKS, FILES — Tables, chairs, VACANTRE TRAILER — l»l. •illl not Be refunded, es It will bt adding machines, typewriters, of- Asbury Park 775-0444 Shadow Lake Village considered reproduction cost Open ? to ? RUMSON - 4-famlllos. 10 Sellers i Rod Ban* ecwlppgd with shot and stove, sleeps lOSOOSq Ft nir conditioned sub fice equipment, etc. at bargain 110 Wanted To Rent >. asking lyMe. «w-344t after t, Bids must be made on the sten dmdable inlo 3 wnrtu of 3500 sq II prices New or used. A AC DESK Way oH Rumson Rd. May a,7, U. WALKER A WALKER 741 J2I2 derd proposal forms In the manner m I 7(100 H mm OUTLET, 1709 Rt. Jl, Oakhurst. POOL TABLE Odds t ends, cloths galore adults- Tom Robinson. 747-4034 eves designated and required bv the Spe- kids, sewing machine, books, re- VACATION WHEELS FOR RENT S31-3OS0. ?5!IL52JIfUSEoUS" BURNED OUT — Family needs ADULT NOT RETIREMENT — 37' Motor Homo, sleeps t, com- clllcatloni. Bids mutt bt enclosed In cord,, curtains, ate. IB*». furnished I bedroom house In Mld- pletely eoulpptd Lowell rates. staled envelope! bearing the name DINETTES — I74.W. Chair beds SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE PROM GOWN — Pale yellow, sue YARD SALE — May • It, * a.m. til balcony, doorman, security and dletown area, to rent for t mo. while RESALES a. RENTALS S3 and address of the Bidder, destenet- S5».»s Mattresses, S3*.»S and up 4-7. Paid >70. worn once, asking US. home ll being rebuilt Call Meroery Ing the name of the bid on the outside Factory alter l p.m.. 4*5-0075 5 p.m. 114 Pool* Ave., Union Beach, more. Garage, pool, marina avail- SIMM* UP - II 471-4117. N.J. able. Bob. 741-1732. CROWELL AGENCY 741 eo» of the envelope, addressed to the Leonle Hester 747-4U4 eves Housing Authority of the Borough of RED BANK — 3 room apt. Ind Hoar. Helge Stowort 74t4S4teves Highlands. 115 Weterwtlcfi Ave., 73 Machinery *>ar Sale WOO par mo., no utlillles. No pets. EXECUTIVE — NMOS 1-4 btdroom Highlands. N.J. Adulls only. Security. 747-1570, 5-7 homt In Rfd Bank «raa. Mutt b* In CHANNEL CLUB TOWERS — I A certified check or bank draft p.m. only. .. eood cond., i ctnlral air. No chlf- bedroom, 2 baths, best location, payable to the Mousing Authority of ELECTRIC LIFT GATE — 1 ton dran, no pals, A rertortmcos. Un iouthern exposure, outstanding buy. 210 Lost* Found the Borough of Highlands. New Jar- capacity. 41»7 ft. long Good working RED BANK - On the. Neveslnk. 1 lurntsntd or furnliMd. JUIM lit oc- All amenltlet. Call Arthur Bahlav. sty, a satisfactory Bid Bond ax cond.. 1550. Ml 4H3. bedrooms. 1 baths Penthouse MM.. cuparKy. MOD. ptf mo. prlca r«noa Reeltor. 774 »«. tcuted by the Bidder end a surety one year lease with option to buy as cm 53i oiw aiur 4 p.m., or msssj company In an emount net less than LAWN MOWER - Soars II h.p.. condo. Mi-osii. FOR SALE—Shrewsbury Township FREE FOUND ADS Riding type, gross curler and snow durtng IM day len percent Ittm) of the Bid then M co-op, 3-room bungalow. Good condl- submitted with each bid. plow attachments. Asking taw. ne- RED BANK - 1 rooms, nicely WANTED FURNISHED — AM. or Ion 4 nice location. S42-17M. gotiable. Call 741-110) between » furnished, all utilities. Call after a imsll housa In Mlddlatown/ As a public service to our The Housing Authority of IM . * 4:30 e.m. Eves, and week- p.m. 741-115). Bayihora araa from May thru Sept. REO BANK — On the Naveslnk, readers. The Dally Reg- Borough of Highlands rtservss the i 741-4404. Single mMttlv-MtQ man. hlv* rtf. BUILDERS CLOSFOUT Latt right to rolecl any and all bids and to RUMSON — Unfurnished apt.. J 471 JMJ Townhouse available at m.ooo. ister will offer a FREE waive eny Informelltles In the bid rooms I. bath. Adult* preferred. No 74I451S. one-day ad (3-llnes only) to ding. 7e Auction Sales pen S47S. utilities Included. Avall- WANTED - 1 (T 1 CF Wed, anyone finding a lost pet or No Md shall be wHhdrai •bl. May 3. Call 141 e4ti Matawin araa. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — WO period of sixty 1401 devs sue • Call have many homes to choose from. article. to the opening of bids without the I SEA BRIGHT — Luxurious ocean Most styles 4 verled prices. A consent of the Housing Authority of ONE — Or One-Hundred consign- I front epertmonts now renting lor Call the Action Line today (host big unique community. Call for detain. 542-1700 I the Borough of Highlands, N.J. ment Items wonted for our next summer occupancy, fully furnished, CENTURY II COZENS, Realtors The successful bidder will be ouctlon. Call for details, Edward R. balconev. all utilities Included. "Indopendentlv Owned" required to furnish end pay far a Welth, Auctioneer. 413-4511 or I Starling at S**0. 747-3353 FOUND - Dog. black a, brown. 13 River Rd. Felr Haven possibly part Dobarman. satisfactory Performance and I SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — 2- (Mil 741-7OM a71Jo74 Payment Bond Attention Is celled to the feet I bedroom, living room, dining room, SHADOW LAKE — Condo., Mon kitchen, bath, all appliances lor FOUND KEYS— Reads Rd.. Tlnlon that no leu than the minimum 77 P»ts And Livestock 111 HouMt For Salt mouth ranch, s rooms. 2 baths, + selerles and wages as set forth In June 1. M» plus utilities. 741 5402 dinette. Prime location. Bv owner Fells. Hes intlal tag. INFLATION FIGHTERS uum Cell 54! U7I Section 14, united suite Housing Act. ll amended, end tho New Jer LOST — Female Golden Rgtrlovor. « YEAR OLD BAY PONY — Con IHr% ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE — STG CONDO MART INC.. Realtor toy Prevailing Wage Act, Chapter 10 GAL. FISH TANK — meant*, QUEEN SIZE - Sleeper sofa ft nemera mere Good ootonllel, •« 102 HOUSBS For Rent green collar, Leonardo, I Burlington ISO ot the Lews of 1043 mull be paid DREXEL — Twin headboard, Remodeled Cape. 3 bedrooms, •< Snore Homes. Condo Specialist Aye W1I44I. cant light all stalnlass slttl, plus dretser and night table, $100. 40 In. living room chair. Exc. cond., best ollenl lumper, beautiful conforma- Sea Bright, N J. •42-0004 on this protect. matal stand WJ. Call 4M-M71. offer. Call 739-4321 pandeble attic, full basement. The Playpen $25. 544-5271. lion. Call Hi 5411 after 3 p.m Felrvlew section of Mlddletown. LOST — Red Ross 10-spoed bike, left By Order of: 11 WOODEN SCREENS — ije.MO lei-otw. at Bodman Park, Mlddletown Cell Robert Ridley. Executive Director ENTIRE LITTLE GIRL'S WARD SCREENS — 13 metal. 3i« wide x Advanced And Beginners &f&,^,4£, 113 Income Property •42 2343. I Homing Authority of i-jr-KM", S-W'K**", 4 «"xM" »5 ROBE — Over 100 outfits, newborn 30, salt s*0 Matal dt- weeks. 2 femoles. 1 male, copper & screen windows. Needs tome work. divide to suit. September occupen- lor restaurant cuitomert awaiting FURNITURE — Blue ft white extra STOCK CHEVROLET — Like new, while, blue eyes. Ml 4171 or 113-01U, :y. Call M2-450O Advisor on All Problems ol Life ttctor. dltcrlminalor, cost MO, sal* large loveseal $90. Thomasvllle RUMSON — Capo. 3 bedrooms, 1 Anting no ooo call Slt-B7a7. Terol Cards s. dining room tables. In addition, tha 140. 741*314. cam and lifters, 190 cu. in (TRW). alter t p.m. weekly, enytlme week- bath, * rooms. Full basement, ex- chair, yellow velvet $to. Ml «M* Price $« Call before S p.m., building will be Improved with vinyl altar 4 p.m. cellent location. MOO per month plus ESTATE SALE — Large 44edroom. siding and shutters es well as a BRICKS — 1.000 fac* bricks, cord ft 717 933*. utilities. Available May Ml lew 117 Lots*Acreage For appointment call THE TOP - Of the line Stubben l-betn Colonial, *HA approval, far landscape plan. wltd, IS •« . let of .tKoantlon G.E, STEREO — AM/FM radio. »75,o» Economical gas, oil neel, 542-9500 or 775-9572 Copies of the application tor site raamari. SM-tirr. SUEDE COAT — Gray, full length lump saddle. Beeutlful. Hurrvl Plus turntable, walnut cabinet, 62" First 450 tokos II. 101-4112. nice corner property, eesy access la Pair Haven Acreage plan development together with long. $75. !42-ftl«7 after 5:30 P.m. with fur lining. Site 9. Prof, appali*d 103 Rentals To Share shopping. Mutt tell. Asking sw.ow, A most unique lot In one of Fair copies of all plant and drawings BUREAU — $55, rockar ftU. d«sk SINGLE? — Meet sincere, beautiful %K, Victorian chairs 175 *a., Chlnasa at $275. for only $175. Call 142-2447 .1 lot Haven'i finest estale arees.l One of submitted In connection with said G.E. REFRIGERATOR — Gold, anytime. top cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An. Inc.. 471-U44. bueineit hours. VERMONT CHALET - Wilm- hoMtn. Baauttful condition. Asking Price for each item must be mentioned. llques, tgt East Rlvar Rd.. Rumsen. Nancy a. Mulheren aa-lllt. Member Appraisers As- ington, to rent bv week or month KEANSBURO — 1-eedroom home itts. M-tisr. Swimming, boating, horse back rid- MERIDIAN 17 North Word Avenue sociation of America. with set-In kitchen, gas neat, oese 14' SKIFF — Oeed cond. TRAVEL SCHOOL Rumson, N. J. 07740 ing. Full rtcroellonel laclllllat mem, on H-ocre. SM.tlO. WALKER 1111. Camel with treller ANTIQUES — OATEWAY AN. available. 4 bedrooms, 2 belho. fully t WALKER, 741-1112 (201) 857-2219 Mays »».»» TIOUSS. Rt. 34 and I lame stood ajulfped. 1175 per week. Call m-tta. . Esl. ttto 40,000 trad* Ava.. Leonardo. Itl-njB. 741.13*0. LITTLE SILVER — Eitate San). BOAT WANTEO - Far "»«»«. Call 542-1700 Charming 4 large badiocm, i-belh froereuoe. 14- arkna. small malar* DON'T HAVE THAT SALE WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. - No discount if cancelled before expiration. I doll haute, minunt ready'to be trailer, Beat) t»nd, Ma-Mta REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS Cash; Man prices for trow email IPme Rldgol. Two-bedroom con- converted. FHA approval tor - Course.. Free Placement VpoJ No changes in copy. geroas sale Items, aiue antlejuat, dominium. Fully lurnlshed. Club 177.000 Asking itMN. Often con- ST CHRISCRAFT teat - with new LafMls continued lewelry. contents of bo so menu, at- privileges. Available Immediately. Bulck v-4 anelna, tral»rlnclia»ed. tics, etc. Call 144-Ml) altar I p.m. I (No Ml). Call lee-oe* after 4 0 ml OtG REALTORS «31 -3tOt St.agt or beet after. 717-OTOI. next page Western Monmouth SHREWSBURY. NJ. TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1961 The DWly ReffKter Aarlal ssnrina Mr «nv maui tl I Manmgim County will In May 1M1 In IM Wkh BXZ. ZS Carts Hack TewnaMa Parmlnaaale frjuari Three wells condemned due to lead levels HCMall Township Marlbore ToanMilp By ANDREWSHEEHAN "We will have to do more testing to add to a petition of 1,000 names. Mlddletewn Township Spring Valley in Febuary. Jargowsky does not use the underlying Englishtown Miilsuna TamaMa get a concrete feel for what contaminates added however that levels of lead have "The wells show that the problem Is MeatuneTownsaiF MAHLBORO - Hie Monmouth Coun- Sands Aquifer. Jargowsky said the health Ocwn TMHMMP /y ty Health Department yesterday dla- are In the area," Jargowsky said. "In the fluctuated In the successive rounds of department Is supplying the families with beginning to multiply, and at this point Rumun Sanwah meantime we have condemned the three Tlnloo Fells Mrouati cloMid the discovery of elevated level! of testing In the township. emergency potable water. I'm sure there will be more contaminated Upper PraatsaM Township lead In three private water weiii'ln the wells." Jargowsky said the results of blood wells," Vecchiarelli said. "The federal Wall Township Jargowsky said the wells are located The department has found no traces of GVPIV m«th aeg maw lurvaryI, vicinity of the Burnt Fly Bog chemical tests taken on some 380 township and government has got to hear our plea conducted toy Us*} New Jaraay Oa- on Texas, Spring Valley and another road lead in that contaminated well in three before there is a major disaster here." partmam of Agricultural and uw dump. Matawan Borough residents for UK- in the township, all three situated be- tests since Febuary, and the well Is no Manmauth County Shade Troo Com Letter Jargowiky, a county health traces of chemicals and lead will be Assistant Attorney General Larry mlaHan Indicate that KP» moth tween the bog and the Imperial Oil Com- longer condemned, according to populalloia Kill M extremely Mah officer, said the department discovered ready by next week. Moncher, who is heading a case against durlna tha eprlnaj. Laal feeding ay pany' where leaking toxics were dis- Jargowsky. The Princeton Testing Ser- tna caterpillars of tins patl will the contamination In the second round in Barbara Veccblarelli, chairwoman of Ace and Carmella Manzo, and the former cauaa Mvara defoliation of many covered two weeks ago. All three, vice will continue testing wells. owners of the bog, said the earmarked traae. Camaauantlv, tha aaova Ililad the testing of 37 private wells In the the the township Concerned Citizen's townthlpa and barauans hava an- Jargowsky said, draw from the English- Jargowsky confirmed that the three federal grant of 1345,000 for the study of township. Jargowsky said the water Committee to Save Our Environment tarad into a uaaaratlva avatv math town Sand Aquifer, which Is used by some wells are not covered under a revised the bog has not yet been allocated to the canlrol araaram with IM Naw Jar samples registered respective readings called for support of a drive to get federal lay Department of Aartcultura, tha il municipalities In Monmouth County. Community Development block grant ap- state. Moncher said the grant money will Unltad 51.1.1 lorasl Sanlu. and tna of .65, .13, and .086 parts per million. The "superfund" money for the clean-up of Monmoutti County Snoda Traa Com Jargowsky said the lead from the bog plication for the building of water mains be used for a study, which will determine mission. Thli araaram li baMa Mar- state level of "acceptable" lead levels Is on;Texas and Spring Valley Roads. The the bog. Vecciarelli said she is looking for a tad on an InWaaraid approach, utl I- .06 parts per million, be said. and Imperial appears to be spreading if the bog will receive actual clean-up Ulna both chemical and biological Township Municipal Utilities Authority volunteers to distribute literature and maam to raduca populations of thli since the initial discovery at a well on funds. lorait pan. Tha chamlcal control portion of tha proaram olll ba am ployad around raildantlal and racra- M> OUter PuMk Nttlc— allonel araai while biological con- r troll will bo mod In tha ramota, aftar tha actual day of irta bid opart- unlnhabltad aroai. Tha malarial Ing utad tor aarlal spray application Tha owner rasarvas tha un- during tha chamlcal control phase Silber criticizes Spodak on protest dump raslrlctad rlaht to relecl any ar all will ba carbarvl (Savin 4 »> at tha bids; and to accapt any bid which Is rata of V. of a quart par acra. Only daamad moal favorable Prlcas By MARK GRAVEN ona apolketlon will ba admlnli quoted must Incloda all fralght or using a truck with flashers and cones. off the trash bags at DOT's regional head- Silber replied: "I'm not an attorney; we're, ttred Aarlal spraying olll btoln dailvarv charaas. Tha owner also Silber said that she has learned that in quarter, it was obliged to return after it was sometime alter tna tint week In rasarvas tha right lo ralact any bid MANALAPAN- The clean-up of Route 9 paying for a very expensive attorney, and he May and contlnua until completion. If, In Its opinion, tha Wdder Is not lieu of using a truck with flashing lights, learned that the property dumped upon is should know what to do." Tha duration of the spray mm will cansldsrad financially or tachnlcallv ordered by Mayor Geoege P. Spodak "en- dapand an tha climatic conditions, abla to carry out tha contract as dangered" the lives of township road per- Robert Paulsen, the township road super- actually owned by a private citizen, Lenny Spodak has asked Township Attorney dgyolopmant of tha Insact, and tha Intahdad or for any raason in tha intendent, directed traffic with the use of extent of tna acraaaa salactad lo ba owner's luM.m.nl, II Is not In lha sonnel, Township Committeewoman Sandra Worth, who leases office space to the state. Gerald N. Sonnenblick to explore the possi- traatad. bast Intarasts of Btooka.lt Com flags. She added that cones were set up munltv College Silber charged last night. Worth had threatened township officials bility Of issuing a summons to DOT for "only two feet' from the median whete the with legal action if the trash was not re- To Insura praclsa placamanl of Blddars ara raqulrad to comply Spodak last week asked the Road Depart- failure to maintain its property. tha malarial, aircraft will oparata with tha raqulrarnanls of P.L. ta;s, men were working. moved. Silber also charged that that in cleaning only whan tnara Is a Illtla or no wind. C. 127 and P.L. l?77. C. ». ment to clean up debris from a stretch of Dally operations will begin aarlv In May I »«.« Route 9 and to deliver the trash in bags to the "God forbid that a man trip with all those up Route 9, road employees had been drawn tna mornlna. Datallad maps showing cars coming down Route 9," said Silber. Spodak said that despite the fact the town- away from regular township work tha spray araas ara on display at tha state Department of Transportation's Region ship road crew had to return for the the offlco of tha Monmoulh county NOTICI "And what did he (Spodak) accomplish? He She said that twice a year, the Hoad Shada Traa commission, or at mu- TO «aSBHT DIFIHDAHT1 Three headquarters in Howell, In a protest trash, the protest dump was successful in nicipal offkos. IL.S.) Suta of Naw Jarsay To: got a headline." Department makes the rounds of the town- against the state's failure to maintain the that it awakened state officials to the "hor- Tralnad panonnal from tha Naw WILLIAM J. HILOIBRAND ship to pick up refuse left out by residents Jtrsay Dapartmant of Aorlcultura VOU ARC HERfcBY SUM road. Spodak, who could not be reached for rendous" condition on Route 9. and tha Monmauth County Shade MONED AND REQUIRED to servo that is not acceptable for the regular garbage Traa Commission will assist In tha upon ZUCKER. GOLDBERG. "You don't endanger the lives of our road comment on Silber's charges, has main- program. Pilots will ba carsfullv BICKER I WEISS, plaintiff's at. Silber said that Spodak should have pick-up. brlatad and aarlal absaryars will ba tornavs, whosa addrass Is nag department people just to get a newspaper tained that the debris littering Route 9, ac- on duty abova tha aircraft to Insura sprlngflald Avanua, Maplawood. pursued another path to get the state to clean that tha malarial Is balng applied as headline," commented Silber, who said that tually belongs to the state, and that the state According to Silber, the Road Depart- Naw Jarsav 070*3, an answar to tha up Rte. 9. dlractad. This program It being con- Complaint (and Amondmani to reports she had obtained Indicated that the In failing to clean it up, had created a "haz- ment crews did not get to all thearea3 they ductad to protact and preserve tha Complaint. If any). Iliad In a civil "The township should have gone to DOT, county's v.iu.bi. torast and shada action, In which Tha Padaral Ne Road Department's procedure In cleaning ardous" situation. were supposed to in the township, because of traa rasourcai- Your undarslandlng llonal Mortoaea Association Is plain and demanded they do something about it and cooparallon will ba vary much the median in Route 9 differed from the one the Route 9 excursion. appraclalad. lift, and Vlncant HIMoOrand. at als, In delivering the trash to the DOT head- ara dafandants, pamllna In tha luaa- employed by the state. (the litter)," said Silber, who suggested that Silber said that yesterday she saw the two Monmouth county rior Court of Naw Jarsav, Chancery quarters last Thursday, the township road some type of "legal action" may have been trucks reportedly used to transport trash on Shada Traa commission Division, Monmouth County,and 10 Court Slraat Marina OocMt No. f- 441140 within Silber said that the state's procedure, crew was only returning to the state its own in order. the mission to DOT headquarters, parked in Freehold, Naw JirsevOJTM ihlrty.fiva nil days aftar May S. when It did clean the road, was to close down property, according to the mayor. PMna: 411 ;toi IHI exclusive of such data. If you Asked to specify what legal action the the township maintenance yard, still filled April II. May 5 sl.u fall lo do so, ludgmant bv dafaull the lane next to the median being cleaned by Several hours after the road crew dropped township could have taken against DOT, may ba randarad against you for tha with the trash bags. rallaf demanded In tha Complaint ISO Olhar Public Nolle as (and Amandmant to Complaint, If any). You shall Ilia your answar and proof of sarvlca In dupllc at. with tha 9 TAKE NOTICE that on Friday, Clark of tha Suparlor Court of Naw May ». mi, at nlna o'clock In tha Jarsay, stata Housa Annan, Trantan, foranoon. I, RICHARD VINCENT Naw Jarsav 0MM. In accordanca COPPOLA, an Infant, by my mothar with lha rulas of civil pracllca and Township reacts to 'testing irregularities and natural guardian, Linda procadura. Brunson. shall apply lo Itia Superior This action has baan instituted FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- Township minsinistration of tests were brought to the Court of Naw Jarsay. Law Division, for tha purposa of (1) foreclosing a elementary school level — were involved. system should join in the investigation of the Monmouth County, at tha Monmouth mortgage datad August 15. IH9. School Superintendent Dr. David V. Cole said attention of the Board of Education two Hughes then asked for the administration alleged irregularities, but they were satisfied County court Housa In tha Borough mad. bv Michael Florasa and of FraahoM, Naw Jarsay, Mr a Barbara Florasa, husband and wlfa yesterday that he has sent a report on "al- weeks ago by Board Member Anthony Acam- to report on the situation. to be appointed to join the investigation ludamtnt authormng ma to assumt as mortgagers, lo J.I. Klslak Mori- leged Irregularities" in the administration of pora. la tha nama of RICHARD VINCENT gage Corporation recorded on Au- themselves. SRUNSON. gust II, IW. In Book 27(4 of Mort the state Minimum Basic Skills tests to stu- Acampora and fellow board member Alan Acampora says he received reports from . RICHARD VINCENT COPPOLA, eagas for Monmouth County, Page parents, who received reports from their Several other board members have mn Infant «», which mortgage was assigned dents here to County School Superintent Eckstein have pushed for investigation of the by his natural Guardian on August IS, l«e to In. plaintiff, Milton G. Hughes. testing procedures at the Applegate and children, that some students had been charged Acampora and Eckstein with 'over- LINDA BRUNSON Tha Federal National Mortgage As- Oscar F. Laurla , sociation bv Assignment recorded Cole declined to comment on the contents Laura Donovan Elementatry Schools. "coached" by teachers on the correct an- reacting" to the situation. 74 Shrawsburv Ava. on Auausl U, IHt In Book Ml of swers to the state tests. Rad Bank. NJ. Assignments of Mortgages for Mon of the report, however. May i |a.H mouth County, Page IM; and 111 to Local school officials say they notified the Acampora and Eckstein maintain that the recover possession of, and concerns Cole said school officials were preparing county superintendent immediately after Cole has said that several teachers were premises commonly known as ** integrity of the school system is at stake, and Laurelhurst Drive. Cllffwood Beech. a newsletter on the situation which will be they learned of the alleged irregularities interviewed about the situation. that a thorough investigation should be con- TSBSlStitr Naw Jersey released some time this week. because state tests — which are adminis- Last week, Acampora and Eckstein sug- ducted to give the schools a "clean bill of Nolle* It harebv alvtn that the If vou are unable lo obtain an Board of Trust**, of Broohdals attorney, vou may communicate The alleged irregularities in the ad- tered to third and sixth graders at the gested that someone from outside the school health" Community Colleoe will rtcalvt with tha Naw Jarsav state Bar As- sealed Wdi «i tt>* Purchasing D* sociation bv calling we 3« ttoi. You Ptrtment, 745 Ntwmin Spring* may also contact tha Lawyer Refer- Road, Llncroll, Now Jersey on MAY ral Service of lha County of venue bv 27, INI — 2:00 P.M. prevailing llm*. calling (toil 43I5S44. If vou cannot at which llmt and plac*, said bldt afford an attorney, you may com wilt bt publicly opened and read on munlcate with tha Legal services Little Silver Council is probing Ih* following lt*m: office of lha County of venue bv Red Bank teachers AUTOMOTIVC EQUIPMENT calling O01I 747-7400. HOpj YOU, WILLIAM J. Contract document* may ba ex- HILDEBRAND. ara made a party amined and cool*, obtained at th* defendant to this foreclosure action start discipline drive Purchailna Department of because vou ara tha holder of a Broohdala Community CoMeoe at 7*5 mortaaaa dated July 1, 1f77, In tha playground equipment tampering Nawman Sprlngi Road, Llntrofl, sum of tt.OOTJ M executed bv Vincent « RED BANK - The Red Bank Teachers Association Naw Jertev on or aftar MAY s, 1*e1, Hlldebrand to you, which mortgage Bid securities In th* form of a was recorded on October 1), 1»77, |n LITTLE SILVER - Fol- has begun a month-long Discipline Drive at the local bid bond with adequate security Book 12!» of Mortgages for Mon Injured as a result of some- Rabon suggested that the weather in West Orange." thereon, or certified check In an mouth County, Page »1 lowing a report by Coun- one tampering with the play- borough take some action to Reportedly, on April 23 the schools here. amount equal to 10 percent of tha W. LEWIS 8AMBRICK, CLERK "This does not mean that discipline in the Red Bank amount of th* bid, not to exceed SUPERIOR COURT cilwoman Barbara B. Lyons ground equipment at prevent tampering with the decision was made not to col- 130.000 will ba raqulrad. Bids may OF NEW JERSEY that two children have been Markham Place School, the lect the papers, due to incle- schools is the worst in the world." said Allan Dyer, net b* withdrawn within 40 days May 5 U3.4O equipment, such as adjusting mayor and Borough Council the bolts so that the nuts ment weather in West Or- president of the RBTA. "It means that discipline in the examined various measures could not be removed. ange, while little or no rain Red Bank schools can be and should be improved M> OUtf Public Nttlcts Ml OMwr Public NeUces IM Otlvtr Public Notice. to deal with the problem. The police, meanwhile, fell here Dyer said the purpose of the drive is to encourage the According to Lyons, nuts will investigate the matter Borough Administrator re-establishment of a district-wide discipline committee REPORT OF CONDITION and bolts have been loosened further. Stephen Greenwood said thai, with parents, teachers and community leaders He said Consoltdatlm. domeitlc tubstdlarles of the FIDELITY UNION BANK N. A. of RED BANK in the state ot NEW and/or removed overnight, he was inundated with calls there is also a need for an in-schonl suspension program. JERSEY, at the clot* of business on MARCH 11, 1M1 published In response to call made bv Comptroller of the Councilman Henry A. Currency, under title 12, United States Coda, Section 1*1. Charter number 2357 National Bank Region Number a. making the equipment haz- from irate residents regard- Students who are suspended now are kept out of Pope Jr. questioned the prac- gtatemiw of Reswces and ardous when children play on ing the pick-up. "I don't school. It. tices of Young-Guenther Inc., think that we should be satis- "Out of school suspension is taken as a holiday," Caah and due from depository msMutaona West Orange, the company fied with this program," Dyer said. U S Treasury lecuntiet Mayor John A. Marrah contracted to pick up bundled Pope asserted. The RBTA is also asking for a series of assembly ObtaOAtioni ot other U S Government agencies and corporations recommended that the police newspapers on the second Councilman Michael D. programs conducted by community leaders on responsi- OMfption. of Stile* and podfceji luMwitoni in mt Umtrt StMes department check the equip- and fourth Thursdays of each Other bonds, notes, and debanturet Biehl defended the program. bility and learning. ment first thing in the morn- month. Federat Resawa nock and corporate atock "It's just a matter of Dyer said the RBTA has sent letters to the National Tradtrvg account sacuritiea ing, as a precaution, and that common sense," Biehl main- Association for the Advancement of Colored People and Federal funds sotd and aacunoas purchased under agreements to retail 2^000 the local police Explorer As the company will not tained. "Does it kill people to the Board of Education asking for support in the drive 321 ,620 Scouts keep the area under collect the papers on rainy L*M NKTHIKt -Of pMaVMt loan \otf% to carry papers back In?" and in the reassessment of the district's suspension 3.9H surveillance, and to notify po- days, Pope disputed the ra- Loan*. Ntfl policies, t 317.909 lice of any unusual activity. tionale of allowing the com- Young-Guenther was the IMM financing racoraabtn Mune pany to determine whether to sole company interested in Band promt**. turrMur* and .miufet and olhor uuil rtpratanling bank pramnat Real ••tat* ownad other than bank pramiiai "Parents might do well to collect here or not. providing this service to the (nvafrtmantt m unconioMaltd iubuMn«t and aiaociatad compantaa check the playground equip- "It could be pouring In borough at no charge, and CuMomert liability to thia bank on •ccaptancas outstanding None ment themselves," added West Orange and clear in Lit- thus the borough cannot Ofntraasali 7.552 threaten to take its business Aberdeen employees TOTAL ASSETS Council President George A. tle Silver," Pope argued. 515.500 Darragh Jr. "They're making the de-elsewhere, according to Dar- ragh. Damand dapoatta of mdivtduala, pannorarupa. and corporationa Councilman Loren D. termination based on the given increase in pay lime and livings dtpOKti ot •ntfrvidusils pinnef tfups md cofffoiMioni DapoMf of United SUtet Oov*rnm«nl ABERDEEN — The Township Council last night passed an OtpoMi of SUU* ind pobticai lubdwuiont m tht UnrttdSuiti 13,886 ordinance granting 8 percent salary increases to municipal D«ix>arts ot lore*0p govanvnanta and ofe^ administrators. Deposits of commercial banks Top honor in township Certihed and ofheara chack* ' The ordinance gives salary increases to 13 part-time Total Depot* • ______officials as well, including the councilmen. Under the or- 2 Total demand deposit* I !? '?^7~ dinance, the council members receive an additional $110 each, 16lall»tnaandsavmoadapoMa I 32*1.377 the municipal judge, the prosecutor, and the township at- Fedet si funds purchased and s*cunt»s« sold undar agteementa to repurchase 25.165 given to Ocean officer Interest-bearing damand notes (note baiances) issued to the U S Treasury torney an added $700 each, the Planning Board attorney an OrhOf WbiHiaM lor Borrowed money OCEAN - Police Chief A. Tantum last In what Tantum termed an "act of gallantry extra $1,000, the fire sub-code official $400 more a year, and Morioaga mdabtadntss and luMify torcaptaine d leasts and intrepidity at immediate personal hazard the tax assessor $500 in additional salary. Bank's kabiHy on acceptances executed and outstanding night awarded his department's highest hon- Other habitm** or, the Cottrell Award, to Sgt. Dana Parsells of his life," Parsells rescued the woman Township manager Paul Gleason's salary will rise from TOTAL LIABILITIES (eptctudng sutwrchnMad notes and dabanturet) for Parsells' heroic rescue of a Deal woman "miraculously ... under what was considered $30,000 to $32,400 under the ordinance, and Michael Trotta. Subordansled notes and debenture* from the icy waters of Deal Lake March 19. impossible conditions.'' director of public works and recreation, will be given an The presentation was made at the Town- Last night Parsells received two standing increase of $2,200, bringing his salary to $29,700. No shares outsianding (par vaiuai atina_ Common (loch 4o •haresauthorited 5.500 ship Council's regular meeting, along with ovations from a crowd of approximately 75 The ordinance also provides health and dental benefits No shares outstanding 'i.965 Iparvakiai I..96' eight commendations from the council and people at the meeting, including Rose and granted other township employees to the township's part-time Surplus II l« two more from the Police Department. All John Kalajian and five previous winners of officials, such as the councilmen and attorneys. . Undwded proMi IS 406 the commendations related to the March 19 the Cottrell Award. Reserve tor corrimgenctes and other capital reserves Ml In the public hearing on the ordinance, no one raised TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL Incident. "It was a humbling experience," objection to the granting of salary increases to the township's TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL 515 500 Parsells becomes only the ninth police- Parsells said after the ceremony. Noting the full-time employees. But John Scalamonti. of 86 Irongate Amounts outstanding as of report data man to receive the Cottrell Award since Its other Cottrell Award winners who had at- Lane, did voice his concern over the granting of dental and Standby lenets of credit inception in 1964. The award, which Tantum tended the meeting, Parsells added, Standby renews of credrf total 1 health benefits to part-time officials. described as the department's "medal of "They're all heroes in their own right, and to Amount of M»ndby letitn ot tfeat convtytd toomri itnouon p4rtir>MiKH>i Hani . I Scalamonti, who is running for council on the Republican Time certificates ot daposri m derkorrunationt ot |l00 000 or mote flfe 1 honor," is given when an officer knowlingly be a part of them is tremendous." Other tune depoaiti m amount* of »100.000 or more I risks his life to apprehend a criminal or save The council passed resolutions commend- ticket, said "I don't know of any business that grants full Average for 30 tiWendsi days lor calendar monthl ending with report dele another person's life. ing Parsells, Haege, Lindaman, two mem- benefits to part-time employees." C*Sh and due from daposriory institutions But township manager Gleason said that the council was Federjl funds toM *nH muritie*, pu'truwo under jorcementi lo • c«« The March 19 incident began when Rose bers of the Wanamassa First Aid Squad and Wat loans Kalojlan, an elderly Deal resident, acciden- three other police officers involved in the merely formalizing a practice that has been township practist rime ttftilic*tK Ql dctHJVls in d*nom.n,tt.ont ot It00 000 or mote tally drove her car into Deal Lake just north rescue. since 1975. Total deposits of South Dittmar Drive. The two members of the first aid squad In response to an objection that providing benefits to federal funds pu^niwo and wtu'itic* told unJe- »arNmenti to r«pu«cm« officials who were already covered through their full-time Other heb»M>*i lot borrowed money Two employees of the nearby Wanamassa were Michael Buell and Marvin Marshall, Foodtown, Gilbert Haege Jr. and Brian Lin- both local residents. These men were cred- employment would invite duplication of benefits, Councilman ited with helping to revive Rose Kalajian, Michael Wicke explained that state law required coordination We, the undersigned directors attasl tna correctness of this statement of resources end liabilities. We declare laman, were able to rescue John Kalajian mat II Ms bean anamlnadby us, ana. lafha best af our anawlaOaa and belief Islrua and correct. from the car after breaking out the rear who had no vital signs when she was removed of benefits, thus eliminating the possibility of such practice J. Russall woollev, Jr. Alston Beenmen. Jr windshield. Kalajian's sister Rose, however, from Deal Lake. The council also formally adopted Its 1981 budget after _. Berry w Blank passing a resolution to include $125,173 in additional gross Directors remained trapped in the car as it sank be- The three other officers commended by I, flaaar J. fmslmmons, inacullva Vlca President of the above named DanN do nerebv declare mat tills neath the surface. the council were Patrolmen Gary D'Esposito receipts and franchise tax revenue from the state in th« Report af Condition IS true and correct to tna Bast of mr knowledge and ballot. Rooer J. Hlislmmons Parsells arrived on the scene and, without and Leonard Varasano and Detective James budget. Township Manager Gleason said this year's tax rata) EKSxuilve Vlca Preslant Newman. Haege and Lindaman also received would be $1.46 per $100 of assessed valuation, an increase of 99 ^^ April 30. l»ll jrotective clothing or breathing apparatus, Ma»l 101 SO probed the chilling waters for Rose Kalajian. Citizens Awards from Tantum. cents rather than the originally anticipated 29 cents. 22 TheDtdyRegtoter SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY,MAYS. i98i Freehold today

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Houra: MONMOUTH SILVERSMITHS, 487 Shrewsbury Ave. OPEN MON.-SAT.10-5 Factory Outlet Inc. Shrewsbury, N.J. SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, MAYS, 1981 TtlT PaJf) Pf flh«tl 21 In vicinity of Burnt Fly Bog Three wells condemned due to lead levels By ANDREW SHEEHAN . "We will have to do more testing to Spring Valley in Febuary. Jargowsky does not use the underlying Englishtown add to a petition of 1,000 names. MARLBORO - Hie Monmouth Coun- get a concrete feel for what contaminates added however that levels of lead have Sands Aquifer. Jargowsky said the health "The wells show that the problem ii Ocean To. ty Health Department yesterday dis- are in the area," Jargowsky said. "In the fluctuated in the successive rounds of department is supplying the families with beginning lo multiply, and at this point IXStSL*. closed the discovery of elevated levels of meantime we have condemned the three testing in the township. emergency potable water. I'm sure there will be more contaminated - 'reehoM Towns lead in three private water wells in the wells." Jargowsky said the results of blood welt," Vecchiarelli said. "The federal wall Tasmania Jargowsky said the wells are located The department has found no traces of Ovaay moth egg mass survervs. vicinity of the Burnt Fly Bog chemical tests taken on some 380 township and government has got to hear our plea ceajdejcted ay the Haw Jersey De- on Texas, Spring Valley and another road lead in that contaminated well in three partment of Agricultural aM the dump. Matawan Borough residents for uV beforv there is a major disaster here." Monmouth County Shade Traa com in the township, all three situated be- tests since Febuary, and the weU is no Letter Jargowsky, a county health traces of chemicals and lead will be - Assistant Attorney General Larry mission Indices, that gypsy moth tween the bog and the Imperial Oil Com- longer condemned, according to Moncher, who is heading a case against officer, laid the department discovered Jargowsky. The Princeton Testing Ser- ready by next "week. SMrM IM larMj. Leaf Illlli by the contamination in the second round in pany' where leaking toxics were dis- Ace and Carmella Manzo, and the former IM caterpillars af tMt peel will covered two weeks ago. All three, vice will continue testing wells. Barbara Vecchiarelli, chairwoman of IM* HH deteUaUen ol nan the testing of S7 private wells in the the the township Concerned Citizen's owners of the bog, Said the earmarked ma). Conseouentl v. IM abavo Hsled Jargowsky said, draw from the English- Jargowsky confirmed that the three federal grant of 1345,000-fIai; the study of township. Jargowsky laid the water Committee to Save Our Environment tared MM a cooperative avpsv mow town Sand Aquifer, which is used by some wells are not covered under a revised - the bog has not yet been allocated to the CeaWKFwAB^pAJt PrWvWTia r» i*r • nilI W°flf•-. i««-l *•IM. _ _u^^PMw^ Jffa«» ' samples registered respective readings Community Development block grant ap- called for support of a drive to get federal lav Department at Atrtcuftura, tM of .65, .13, and .086 parts per million The 21 municipalities in Monmouth County. state. Moncher said the grant money will UWIad Haiti ma iarvlco. and the Jargowsky said the lead from the bog plication for the building of water mains "superfund" money for the clean-up of be used for a study, which will determine Monmautti Cayntv Shade Traa Conv state level of "acceptable" lead levels Is the bog. Vecciarelli said she is looking for nwssleo. TMi program li bo ina oeer and Imperial appears to be spreading on Texas and Spring Valley Roads. The if the bog will receive actual clean-up atad an an Innairtaa aavraach, utn .OB parts per million, be said. Township Municipal Utilities Authority volunteers to distribute literature and MM Min cMmkal M MMeekal since the initial discovery at a well on funds. mum lo reduce populotlont af trill loreu past. TM cnemlcal control aartlon af tM pfawam will ba am- Mand around residential aM recre- ational aroas wMla bWagKal too altar Iho actual day of IM bid open troli will ba mod In tho romoto. ma. twilithablled ortai. TM malarial TM ewnai' reserves tM un- Sea Bright authorizes Sunday liquor sales upas) lor aarlal way application rastneted right lo reject any or all during tM chamkal control phase bids; and la accept any Md which Is will be carbarn (levin w> at tM deemed meal favorable. Prices By SHERRY FIGDORK lem, leave it (the regulation) alone " Borough Attorney Thomas J. Smith Jr. and again last Friday night, he said. rate af %• al a quart par aero, only quoted must Include all freight or ma Application WIH M odmlnlt delivery charges. TM owner also Council agreed, and will take a look at the told council that a tax could be imposed on "The only answer is to have a mandatory Hrad. Aerial waving will baaln reserves Ihe right to reject any bid II, In Its opinion, IM bMder Is not situation in two months. beach club patrons provided that most of the curfew," he declared. •ametlme- alwr aM lint waak In considered hnanclatlvor technical!v SEA BRIGHT - The three package stores May and contlnua unlll companion awe to carry out tM contract as Any in-depth discussion of possibly impos- .. monies were used to pay for any extra But Smith said that "we can't bar people TM duration af tM serav laaion will Intended or tor any reason In tM in the borough will be permitted to sell liquor depend on tM climatic condition*, ing a head tax on members of the borough's municipal services required by the clubs. in their early twenties from coming into Sea owner's Judgement. It Is not In IM from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sundays, starting aevolapfnanl of tho Insect and tM Mst Interests of Broofcdale Com- beach clubs has been postponed until the next A portion of the funds, Smith said, could Bright." extant af tM acreage selected to M munity Collage. this week, for a two-month trial period. iroatad. council meeting, giving Councilman Charles be designated for seawall repairs. The curfews which Heinle said "exist all To Insure aroclM placement of Bidders are required to comply A new regulation issued by the state tM material, olrcrall will OMralt with tM requirements of PL. IWJ. H. Rooney Jr. a chance to "do his home- An irate North Beach property owner over" were designed, according to Smith, to c 117 and P L .It/;. C a. Divison of Alcoholic Beverage Control now only when there It a HUM or no Mnd. work." again demanded last night that counci im- curb juvenile delinquency. Dally oparatlons will Mam oarly In May s 114.40 permits the sale of distilled spirits on Sun- IM morning. DatalladmaniMwIno Rooney has been urging such a tax to help pose a curfew on beach users tosto p damage The only way a municipal curfew could be tM aprav area* art an display at tM days, but permits municipalities to decide ofllca af tM Manmauth county pay for extra police and garbage service to bis and others' seawall platforms. imposed, the attorney said, would be toaffec t TO MMNT OBPINDANTI whether or not they will allow the practice. thada Traa commission, or at mu- required by the clubs and tohel p fund beach Philip J. Heinle, 556 Ocean Ave., had the entire borough, including the beach clubs. nicipal omen CL.S.I Slate af Haw Jersav Ta: Package good outlets have been per- Tralnad panannal from IM Naw WILLIAM J. HILDIBRAND protection projects. demanded several weeks ago that council Mayor Cecil F. Norton again promised to Joraoy Dapartmtnt of Agriculture YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- mitted to sell wine, in addition tobeer , since and IM Monmouth County Shad* MONED AND REQUIRED to servo Foreman last night challenged Rooney, take some action to'sto p repeated attempts increase police protection in the North Beach Traa Commission will aMIBI In tM upon ZUCKER. OOLDSERO. April 23 during normal tavern hours. program Pilots will M cartfutlv BECKER a, WEISS, plaintiff's at- declaring that most of the clubs pay for at vandalism by persons he described as section and Forsman, after a heated ex-' brlafad and Mrtal abetrvers win bt torneys, whose address Is IMP. Borough Council President John Foreman private garbage collection and that a dis- "older teen-agers and young adults, not change with Heinle, said he "might just on duly obova tM aircraft to Insura Springfield Avenue, Maplewood. proposed last night that council "give it a IMI tM malarial la being applied as New Jersey 07O40. an answer lo tM crepancy in tax assessments on the clubs was kids." come and sit with (Heinle) on his platform dlractad. This araaram It MIna con Complain! (and Amendment to two-month trial period. If there Is no prob- a matter for the municipal tax assessor. ductad to protect and preserve tM Complaint, If any). Iliad In a civil Serious damage was done on Easter eve next Friday night " to see what happens. county's valuabla torasl and shade action. In which TM Federal Na- traa resources Your undantandlnt tional Mortgage Association Is plain and cooperation will M vtrv much tiff, and Vincent HIMebrand. et els. art defendants, pending In IM Supe- Monmouth County rior Court of Naw Jersav, Chancery Mada Traa commission Division, Monmouth County,end Marlng Docket No. F- «n« within Borough upset over alleged DOT inaction M court Strtat Freehold. Naw Jartav 07711 Ihlrlv five (15) days attar May S. Phona: 431 710] IMI eacluslve af such dale. It you SEA BRIGHT - Early last February, Apr 1111, Mill U.M fall to do so, Judgment by default collision on March 15 on the Highlands-Sea through road. •" ing on the southern end of Ocean Avenue. may M rendered against you tor the after four accidents along a stretch of Route Bright Bridge, within a few feet of a two-car "We've gone through all the proper chan- relief demanded In the complaint The councilman said the borough had re- (end Amendment to Complaint, It 36 in the South Beach section had caused crash that killed six young people in 1977, nels," Osgoodby declared last night. "Now ceived no survey nor any proposal between any). You shall file your answar and NOTtCI proof of service In duplicate with the several injuries and one death, Borough demanding the state resurvey the bridge's it's time to examine other legal remedies." the two letters. TAKE NOTICE thai on Friday, Clerk of tM Superior Court of Naw Council sought help from Jersey Central eastern! approach with an eye to lowering the May U. mi. at nlna o'clock In tM Jersey. State Housa AnM>. Trenton. Osgoodby had two letters from JCPfcL "Absolutely nothing has been done," For- forenoon. I, RICHARD VINCENT Power and Light Co., and the state Depart- Hew Jersey 08*25, In accordance, speed limit or installing a barrier. last night, one dated Feb. 11 and indicating sman declared angrily. "This is all being COPPOLA, an Infant, by my motMr with tM rules of civil practice and ment of Transportation in improving the and natural guardian. Linda procedure. That letter, Osgoodby told council last that the utility's engineering department had pushed under the rug until something else Brunson, snail aooly lo tM Superior This action has bean Instituted safety of the highway near the Trade Winds Court of Naw Jersey. Law Division, night, has never been acknowledged by DOT, been requested toprovid e a cost estimate for happens, then it will start up again." Manmouth County, at IM Mannwutn for tM purpose af III foreclosing a Beach Club. much less answered. County Court Housa In IM Borough mortgage deled August IS. IMt. installing additional street light standards in The letter from DOT advised council that of FraaMtd, Naw Jersey, tor a made by Michael Florese end Thrre months later, all the borough has to Council President John S. Forsman said limited budgets "are forcing service reduc- ludgmant aulhorlung ma to assume Barbara Florese, husband and wile South Beach, where inadequate lighting has to Ih* nama of RICHARD VINCENT as mortgagors, to J.I. Klslak Mort- show for its efforts, according to Councilman last night he would consider withholding tax- tions and strict priority-setting at all levels." •RUNSON. gage Corporation recorded on Au- been implicated as a cause of many of the gust II, ItM, In Book 27t4 of Mori Laurence R. Osgoodby, are several more es to the extent that they cover the cost of accidents in the area. The service reductions, according toth e RICHARD VINCENT COPPOLA, gagas for Monmouth County. Page an Infant e», which mortgage was assigned accidents, a confusing letter from JCP4L snow removal. letter, would include elimination of litter by Ms natural Guardian on August II, Itn to tM plaintiff. demanding council authorization of a street Mayor Ceclle F. Norton advised more A second letter from R.I. Stier, JCPfcL pickups, grass mowing, shrub and tree main- LINO* BRUNSON TM Federal National Mortgage As- Oscar F. Laurla sociation by Assignment recorded light survey it has never received, and a DOT caution, urging instead that another letter be municipal representative, said Osgoodby, tenance, ditch and inlet cleaning, road 74 Shrewsbury Ays. on August >o. Itet In Book Ml of notification that the state will eliminate was dated April 20 and stated that the utility Rad Bank. N.J. Assignments of Mortgages for Mon- sent to DOT "stressing the safety factor and sweeping, guide rail painting, fence repairs MayS MM mouth County, Pose IM; and ID to grass mowing, litter pickups, street sweep- the importance of removing the snow." had "heard nothing further from your of- and sign cleaning in addition to a 10 percent recover possession of, end concerns premises commonly known as tl ing and will cut snow removal on the highway Councilman Charles H. Rooney Jr. wants fice," and now would need "written author- cutback in snow removal. COMMUNITV°Ca7. l«i — ]:M P.M. pravailing ilrm. calling (lot) ill !W. If you cannot at which lima and placa. said bids afford an attorney, you may com will M publicly MM and raad an munlceta with IM Legal Services IMIol lowing Itam: office of the County of venue by Little Silver Council is probing Red Bank teachers AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMINT calling (loll 747 7400 ItHOP) YOU, WILLIAM J. Contract documents may bt an- HILDEBRAND, are made a party amlnad and capias oMalntd al tM defendant to this foreclosure action Purchasing Deportment af because you are IM holder of a start discipline drive Brookdala Community Collaga at ItS mortgage dated July 1. It/;. In tM playground equipment tampering Nawman Springs Road. Uncrott. sum of te.MO.00 executed by Vincent Naw Jarsav an or altar MAY S, 1MI. Hlldabrand lo you, which mortgage RED BANK — The Red Bank Teachers Association Bid securities In tM form of a was recorded an October U. It/7, In has begun a month-long Discipline Drive at the local bid bond with adequate sacurltv Book ast of Mortgages tor Mon- LITTLE SILVER - Fol- injured as a result of some- Habon suggested that the weather in West Orange.'' thereon, or certified check In an mouth County, page t;t. lowing a report by Coun- one tampering with the play- borough take some action to Reportedly, on April 23 the schools here. amount equal to 10 percent of tM W. LEWIS BAMBRICK, CLERK amount of IM Md. not lo eicead SUPERIOR COURT cllwoman Barbara B. Lyons ground equipment at prevent tampering with the decision was made not to col- "This does not mean that discipline in the Red Bank MO.000 will be rewired. Bids may OP NIW JERSEY that two children have been Markham Place School, the lect the papers, due to incle- schools is the worst in the world," said Allan Dyer, not ba withdrawn within at days JMav I 113.40 equipment, such as adjusting mayor and Borough Council the bolts so that the nuts ment weather in West Or- president of the RBTA. "It means that discipline in the examined various measures could not be removed. ange, while little or no rain Red Bank schools can be and should be improved. IM Otter Public Notlcat 2M Otter PublIc Notices to deal with the problem. The police, meanwhile, fell here Dyer said the purpose of the drive is to encourage the According to Lyons, nuts, will investigate the matter Borough Administrator re-establishment of a district-wide discipline committee REPORT OF CONDITION and bolts have been loosened further. Stephen Greenwood said that with parents, teachers and community leaders. He said Consolidating domestic subsMlariM ol tht FIDELITY UNION SANK N. A. el RED BANK In th« state ol NEW and/or removed overnight, he was inundated with calls there is also a need for an in-school suspension program. JERSEY, at ItM cleft of business on MARCH 31. IMi pubtlUvtd In response to call meda by Comptroller of irw making the equipment haz- Councilman Henry A. from irate residents regard- Students who are suspended now are kept out of Currency, under titn 11, Unittd State* Cod*. Section 1st. Charter numbtr 2157 National Bank Rtglon Number 2. Pope Jr. questioned the prac- Statement of Resources and ardous when children play on ing the pick-up. "I don't school. it. tices of Young-Guenther Inc., think that we should be satis- "Out of school suspension is taken as a holiday," Cain and due from depository msuuhont West Orange, the company fied with this program," Dyer said. U S Treasury tecunbe* 17.730 Mayor John A. Marrah contracted to pick up bundled Pope asserted. The RBTA is also asking for a series of assembly newspapers on the second recommended that the police Councilman Michael D. programs conducted by community leaders on responsi- Obkoakoni of Stun md tuttc* tubdmtioni m if* UnlM StMtt department check the equip- .and fourth Thursdays of each Other bonds, notes, and debenture* Biehl defended the program. bility and learning. ment first thing in the morn- month. Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock "It's just a matter of Dyer said the RBTA has sent letters to the National Trading account MCurittM ing, as a precaution, and that common sense," Biehl main- Association for the Advancement of Colored People and Federal funds sold end secunbes purchased undet agteenwnti to resell 2 It, 000 the local police Explorer As the company will not tained. "Does it kill people to the Board of Education asking for support in the drive J Scouts keep the area under collect the papers on rainy Less Attowanca to* pousbt* loan fow«i days, Pope disputed the ra- to carry papers back in?" and in the reassessment of the district's suspension surveillance, and to notify po- policies. 317.909 lice of any unusual activity. tionale of allowing the com- Young-Guenther was the Lease Itnanong receivables Hone pany to determine whether to sole company interested in Bank premises, furniture and haturet, and other assets representing bank premises 10.33 Real •tta.it owned otht* man bank premises "Parents might do well to collect here or not. providing this service to the inveslments «n uno>ntoMat*d subsidiaries and associated compemet check the playground equip- "It could be pouring in borough at no charge, and Customers i>ab.i»y to in» bank on acceptances outstanding Hone ment themselves," added West Orange and clear In Lit- thus the borough cannot Other assets 7.552 Council President George A.' tle Silver," Pope argued. threaten to take its business Four arrests made TOTAL ASSETS S'5.500 Darragh Jr. "They're making the de- elsewhere, according to Dar- Councilman Loren D. termination based on the ragh. by police in Ocean Deposit* of United Stales Government Deposits of SIMM imJ po*mc*i lutxfevi worn m tin tinted SlMtt OCEAN — Police have made four arrests in connection OepoeNs of commercial banks Top honor in township with three separate instances involving thefts, car burglaries Certified and officers cheese and attempted car thefts, Detective Capt. Gilbert Haege MalOepooM . . M>,Tili Dual demand dopoatt ., . 122,18? reports. Tola! time and savings oeposrti I 32*1.377 According to Haege, police arrested Raymond C. Terry of Federal turxtt purchased end securities sou under egreemenla lo repurchase given to Ocean officer 146Vfc Borden Ave., Asbury Park, Sunday on charges of Iniereslbeering demand nous (noes balances) issued to the U S laaeury/ attempted car theft, burglary of an automobile and possession CaherlabMee lor Mrmed money OCEAN - Police Chief A. Tantum last In what Tantum termed an "act of gallantry of marijuana. Mortgage indebtedness and UMty lor capuued laaaaa _Noae_ night awarded his department's highest hon- and intrepidity at immediate personal hazard BankssatMtyonaccepwiceseucutedandounianSng Nona Terry was arrested by Patrolman Kevin Meseroll after Other satabhea . or, the Cottrell Award, to Sgt. Dana Parsells of his life," Parsells rescued the woman allegedly breaking into a 1976 Cadillac parked outside of 1903 TOTAL LIAWLITICS leMudng aubontnated notes and debentures) for Parsells' heroic rescue of a Deal woman "miraculously ... under what was considered Route 35, according to Haege. The captain added that Terry from the icy waters of Deal Lake March 19. impossible conditions." told police that he had attempted to steal that car before. Last n|ght Parsells received two standing Preferred slock •wvahsi u The presentation was made at the Town- In a Saturday incident involving car burglaries, Haege Common slock •to shares authonied 5.560 ship Council's regular meeting, along with ovations from a crowr' if approximately 75 said Patrolmen Daniel Smith and Marvin Ferencevych ar- No shares outstanding 2.965 Ipaoalue) I.96; eight commendations from the council and people at the meeting, including Rose and rested a juvenile and Patrick L. Downing, 21, of 38 Barkalow Surplus 11.151 two more from the Police Department. All John Kalajian and five previous winners of Ave., Freehold, for various offenses, including burglary of an Undivided profits II .1106 the Cottrell Award. Reserve tor corMrngencies and other capital reserves Nona the commendations related to the March 19 automobile, theft from an automobile and possession of a TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL )<| ,526 Incident. "It was a humbling experience," controlled dangerous substance. TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO EQUITY CAPITAL 515 .500 Parsells becomes only the ninth police- Parsells said after the ceremony. Noting the Amount, outstanding as of repot date Haege said the juvenile and Downing allegedly were man to receive the Cottrell Award since its other Cottrell Award winners who had at- stealing stereos and tape decks from cars. Haege added that . Standby letters of ciedrt tended the meeting, Parsells added, Standby letters of credit, iota! ( inception In 19M. The award, which Tantum pills confiscated in the arrest are being analysed at the New 710 "They're all heroes in their own right, and to Amount cH ^tjodby Wtm ol credit conveyed la otfverj ir Nona described as the department's "medal of Jersey State Police laboratories in Sea Girt. Time certrttcales o< deposil tn denonwiationB ol 1100 000 or more 27 B6a honor," is given when an officer knowllngly be a part of them is tremendous.'' Downing is being held at the Monmouth County jail in lieu Other nme deposits m amounts ol SlOO OHHw more •i '" i risks his life to apprehend a criminal or save The council passed resolutions commend- Average lor 30 calendar days |o* calendar monthkending w#h report date another person's life. ing Parsells, Haege, Llndaman, two mem- of $2,500 bail, while the juvenile has been released to the Cash end due from depository mthiutions 66 Bio. rustody of a guardian, Haege said. 7 661 The March 19 Incident began when Rose bers of the Wanamassa First Aid Squad and Fede*M fund* soft) and wcunhts putcrmad unflc sgretmentt 10 -etc* three other police officers involved In the Ibtattoans 12Q 22h Kalajian, an elderly Deal resident, acciden- Friday police arrested Janet L. Lawrence, 18, of 366 W. lim* ctrtificJIts 0* dtpw.il in tenomnu _L>ul 1 of South Dittmar Drive. The two members of the first aid squad had been stealing money from her employer, a local animal Fee* a tuads purdused and Mtuntiei u>M undei agrNmeMt 10 rapurchtH 22 bll were Michael Buell and Marvin Marshall, Other haWal (or borrowed money Mr Two employees of the nearby Wanamassa hospital, the captain said. ' Malaseete Foodtown, Gilbert Haege Jr. and Brian Lin- both local residents. These men were cred- ASfl. 6<.l Lawrence was released on her own recognizance, Haege daman, were able to rescue John Kalajian ited with helping to revive Rose Kalajian, We, If* undersigned directors attest the correctness of this >(element of resources and liabilities. We declare said. Detective Lance Rowland is in charge of the investiga- that It has bean e«emlned by ut. and to the bast of our knowledge and belief Is true end correct. from the car after breaking out the rear who had no vital signs when she was removed J. Russell Woollev. Jr. tion Alston Baekmen, Jr. windshield. Kalajian's sister Rose, however, from Deal Lake. Barry w. Blank Director! remained trapped in the car as It sank be- The three other officers commended by Finally, Haege said police have recovered a 1973 domestic I, Roger J. Fllislrnmana. Enecutlve vice President of the above nemM bank do hereby declare (hat Ihli neath the surface. the council were Patrolmen Gary D'Esposlto sedan stolen April 11 from a local business. According to Report of Condition Is true and correct to Ihe best of my knowledge and bellel Roger J. Fltislmmont Parsells arrived on the scene and, without and Leonard Varasano and Detective James Haege, Rowland and Detective Kevin Quinn tracked the car Executive Vice PrviMnt Newman. Haege and Lindaman also received down Saturday in Asbury Park, but no arrests were made. April», IMI protective clothing or breathing apparatus, Mays IM.90 probed the chilling waters for Rose Kalajian. Citizens Awards from Tantum. Haege said the investigation is continuing. 22 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, MAY 5.1981 Freehold today

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