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Despite heavy rains, which temperatures expected to be was recorded yesterday morn- Police reported no major Garden State Parkway was And Mayor John A Taylor over 100 orchids to them gratu- Security men from the hos- dumped almost an inch of wa- in the 70-75 range ing. road floods, although sections moderate, according to of Belmar. reported a similar itously. pital distributed the flowers to ter on Monmouth County, By 8 p m 93 inches of rain Temperatures are expected of Route 35 in Neptune Town- Garden State Police. No de- reaction. Nobody's talking Mr and Mrs Abe Lilten- mothers on the maternity knocking out some outside ac- had fallen on the county, ac- to range from 70 to 75 degrees ship were closed to traffic lays were reported. to me today," he said. berg. owners of the bakery on ward, and then to women pa- tivities, and despite some cording to Paul Croft, a local today, with a partial clearing from mid-afternoon until 7:30 The Coast Guard at Sandy Mayor Cecile Norton of Sea Third Ave . Long Branch, de- tients throughout the medical problems of finding enough weather observer, bringing of the humid weather by late p in last night due to flooding Hook observed only one or two Bright, an area that tends to cided to donate the flowers to center gas to drive any distance, it the total number bf inches of morning. Portions of Route 36 in Mon- boats out on the ocean, and flooding in rainstorms, re- the hospital late yesterday af- was still a succeesful week- "We usually offer orchids rain to fall on the county this The county remained at the mouth Beach were blocked off reported no accidents ported all roads in the area ternoon, after it became ap- with our cakes, but the weath- end, particularly for mothers month to 1.4 inches. On Satur- tip of a heavy thunderstorm for approximately a half hour After surveying the beach were open yesterday, although parent that bad weather pre as their day yesterday saw day, a quarter of an inch of er being what it was. not many that covered southern New yesterday afternoon area. Mayor Thomas Kinlin of there was minor flooding. vented regular Mother's Day people showed up in the bak- area restaurants very rain fell. Jersey from Asbury Park to Roads in Monmouth Beach. Keansburg. said last night that At Monmouth Medical Cen- customers from coming out crowded. ery yesterday, so we called the The sun appeared shortly Cape May throughout the day, Sea Bright and Keansburg. he could detect only minor ter. LOng Branch, women pa- hospital." Mr Littenberg said And, as you might expect, after noon, creating a high The bakery normally gives Mr. Croft said Visibility while areas with minor flooding, re- flooding. Mr. Kinlin said he tients were treated to a sur- out free orchids with the last night. He recalled that the with the weekend over, clear- temperature of 74 degrees, driving was low Winds were mained open had not received complaints prise, when the owners of Gut- bakery had distributed ing weatherarrive today with while the low of 60 degrees purchase of a cake to cus- light and variable And traffic along the from residents. tenplan Bakery distributed tomers on Mother's Day brochures advertising a choice of free cakes among patients at the hospital once before However, that occasion iwas not in honor of a holiday. he added " Members of the hospital A matter staff frequently purchase baked goods at the store, Mrs Jane Hollander, a spokes- of inches person for the hospital said The hospital did not for- mally prepare a Mother's Day Well over a hundred program for patients, she said. showed up yesterday morn- The staff of Monmouth ing, rain or no rain, for the Museum, at Brookdale Col- 190,080 inch race in Long lege, deliberately planned a Branch That's three miles festival honoring the "In- in case you're having any ternational Year of the Child," trouble with your division. for Mother's Day. The starting and finishing The festival, which took line was at Seven Presidents place 11 to 3 p.m. yesterday Oceanfront Park. The race afternoon, featured several was sponsored by the. Mon- dance troupes, a performance mouth County Park system by the New Jersey State Chil- and was won by Mike dren s Orchestra, a cartoonist, Ueraltowski of Sayreville in and a presentation by nurses 14 43 from Riverview Hospital. Red Bank The museum was Sayreville'i Mike Geraltowtki ua$ the winner Conleitantt inch their feet acrou the itarting line. (Photoi by Carl Forino) packed." Mrs Kathenne Wheaton. of Holmdel. who is active in the Junior Museum, said last night "The kids loved it They especially liked an exhibit presented by the Riverview Hospital nurses, Vance warns Senate not to shake up SALT progress which explained through talk- ing garbage cans, the proper WASHINGTON -(AP) - wrapped up lengthy nego- said. It is interrelated and the Senate s minority not be able to determine ade- Baker, who says he has not ing Senate debate. Sam Nunn. and improper foods to eat for The Senate runs the "grave tiations with the Soviets on a intertwined, and various parts leader and a candidate for the quately whether the Soviets made a final decision on predicted the administration good health risk " of killing the new new arms pact, argued the ad- of it bear upon other parts 1980 Republican presidential were cheating on terms ol the whether to support the pact, would have an "uphill fight That was how my family strategic armi limitation trea- ministration's case for treaty Therefore, to amend any part nomination, said Sunday he treaty because of the recent suggested that the Senate in winning approval but said celebrated Mother's Day." ty with the Soviet Union if it ratification Sunday on NBC's runs a grave risk of killing the thought it was very unlike- loss of intelligence monitoring might ask Carter to take the ratification was possible she noted We went to a tries to amend it, Secretary of Meet the Press" He was treaty completely." ly the Senate would approve stations in Iran treaty back to the Soviets to The Georgia Democrat, in friend's house for dinner after- State Cyrus R. Vance says joined by Defense Secretary He added that he could the treaty as is. renegotiate parts of it. The an interview on CBS' Face wards, but basically I think, President Carter and Sovi- Tennessee lawmaker made his And he warns that if the Harold Brown. think ol no real substantive Two-thirds of the Senate et President Leonid 1 the Nation, also said there every day is mother's day — Senate fails to ratify the pact, This treaty is a very change in terms of an amend- must ratify any treaty for it to Brezhnev are scheduled to remarks on ABC's Issues was "validity to the argument its always up and down it could cause "some unravel- carefully drafted document, ment that wouldn't jeopardize go into effect sign the treaty at a summit and Answers. " . of the administration, when By late Saturday afternoon ing in the NATO alliance.'' drafted over a period of thr existence ol the treaty Opponents of the pact meeting next month in Vienna. Another senator expected they say that significant flower shops in the area re- Vance, who last week almost seven years." Vance However, Sen Howard argue the United States would Austria. to be influential in the upcom- amendments could, in effect, ported difficulty placing de- be tantamout to defeating the livery orders Hospitals yes- treaty terday noted an increase in the "But if I decide I cannot number of regular Sunday vis- support the treaty as it now itors, especially the number of Cruelty...a pet dog is axed to death stands, yes. I will support child visitors However, many amendments, and I will have residents in the county were prevented from travelling By WENDY DILLER against people, said Joseph Blood was splattered on that an unknown person en- Weidlich said yesterday He stein acknowledged yesterday, to let the chips fall where it great distances due to heavy FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Goldstein, the investigator Tag's doghouse and in his wa- ured the property from was an outdoor dog. 1 wish I but declined to reveal details may. as far as the Russian winds and rain Instead, they — A pet dog that was axed to The dog. Tag.' a brown ter pan He was lying up Stonehlll Hoad. sometime be- knew who did it " He speculated that the attack interpretation of that." said visited locally, dined at home, death here Saturday night - and black mutt which re- against the doghouse, and had tween 1130 p.m. Saturday She said that her daughter, could have been done by Nunn. who chairs the Senate or dined out the last night of "Be-Kind-to- sembled a German shepherd, wrapped his chain around a night and 9 am the next her son and their grand- someone with a vicious subcommittee on military Animals-Week" — may have was found dead at 9 p.m yes- pole in an apparent attempt to morning, through a neighbor- mother, who were all home temper, with a malicious in- manpower. And restaurant owners in terday morning by Mrs ing property. tent the area observed that yester- been murdered by a "de- escape his attacker Saturday night, heard barking The Soviet press has run Weidlich s 12-year-old daugh- This was a malicious act. day was the most crowded day ranged and dangerous per- Pam Weidlich discovered Footprint! leading to and "We heard him barking at commentaries the last few son." an investigator for the ter. Pam. in the backyard of 11:30 Saturday night." Mrs done by someone who had a of the season. the dog as she was preparing Irom the doghouse were found days expressing the Kremlin's Associated Humane Society the house Tag. who was kept Weidlich said "He was tied very, very violent temper," Many offered special to go to church. Mr Goldstein In police yesterday morning. concern about Senate ratifi- charged yesterday chained to his doghouse, had •i.i id The girl went outside, as was a part of what Mr on his chain, and someone Mr Goldstein said menus, in addition to their cation See Weather, mothers, page 3 The dog. which was owned one wound on his shoulder and didn t see Tag. and went Goldstein believes may have came through and killed him I He said results of the au- by Mrs. Marjorie Weidlich of another splitting his face from around to the back of the house been the murder weapon. cant imagine who would be topsy being conducted on Tag Jackson Mills Road, was the tip of his nose to the top of and found him The footprints and blood that cruel. by the Humane Society would murdered in such a brutal his head, according to Mr Tag was buried yesterday samples of the animal have They had to be sick to do be known in three days manner that "the humane so- Goldstein. bv Duanc- Weidlich. Mrs been sent to the Associated it. " she said. Patrolman William Sim- The Inside Story ciety was concerned the act Township police have ruled Weidlich s 16 year-old son He Humane Society. NewarH. for Township police and the pson of the township police re- couid lead to further acts out the possibility of at- was about eight years old. lurlher analysis. Humane Society have a sponded to the family's call THK HEATHER against animals or possibly tempted robbery. Mr Goldstein speculated It was a mess. " Mrs strong suspect. Mr Gold- yesterday morning Showers this morning, clearing by afternoon. Highs today in low 70s. Fair tonight and tomorrow. Com- plete weather report page 3. 6 A new look in school uniforms' 8 Khomeini orders Kill only those who have killed' A total look in beauty 9 Cinderella Rangers stun Habs II munique Sunday death sen- ditions Violation of this order nessman Habib Elghanian orders of Iran's Islamic revo- TEHRAN. Iran (API - Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. his wife, mother-in- tences would be limited to is an offense and liable to pun- Ayatollah Sadeq Khalkhali, lutionary court." >> >Hi-«-|)»iiikc» numlx'r. pugr I Ayatollah Ruhoilah Khomeini His hit list included the put a new restriction on his law and sister, and several of those "proven to have killed ishment, the communique the chief of the Tehran revolu- his close advisers, including people" and to any person •y>aid. tionary court, issued a list of shah, his wife. Empress Farah Bridge advice 14 DAILY REGISTER Islamic revolutionary courts, Diba. and her mother: Prin- decreeing execution only for the former ambassador to the who has issued orders tor the There was speculation that most-wanted members of the Business Ill PHONE NUMBERS United States. Ardeshir killing nl people or who has the order was in response to royal regime and told a news cess Ashraf. a sister of the MaliOtllrr H2-4Ma persons who killed people or shah, the last three royal Classified li-17 ordered them killed Zahedi committed tot lure i esultlng in fears ol the Iranian Jewish conference: "Anyone who Comics 14 TtllFref I71-13N community and foreign wants to assassinate these prime ministers. Jaafar T«tlFr« K44IN Meanwhile, the ayatollah Khomeini. Iran's Shiile Shartl'Kmamy. Gholam-Reia Crossword puittle 14 heading Tehran's revolu- Moslem patriarch and the No court has the right to criticism resulting from the people in Iran or outside would Editorials ( ClasshX Dfpl. M2I7N issue IIIMIII imUncM. and no execution last Wednesday of be carrying out the orders of Azhari and Shahpour Bak- tionary court appealed to sup- leader of the revolution that hliar. the former martial law l'.nlertainmi-nl 7 ClmlatlM Dfpt S42^»H person should be executed ex- millionaire Jewish busi- the court They cannot be ar- porters abroad to assassinate ousted the shah, said inacom- administrator of Tehran. Gen. Horoscope 14 Sptrts Dfpt S42-4H4 cept under the above two con rested by any foreign govern- IH-lrrlublr Shrimp Trj II You'll Like It Gholam All Oveisi. and Lifestyle 18-« MHMtetowa lircia 171 HS» Pay 14-12 MMIBI in Advance ment as a terrorist because In a crisp batter with orange Lobster Tails, K.95 Increase your profits with a ZihadjJ Make A Date I* Frerlwtd Bama 431-21*2 for The Register and SAVE. they will be carrying out the Use VISA, Master Charge, sauce, a light European salad, Whole lobster from $5.95. Daily Register Front Page Obituaries 4 Lwg •nirk Barna ..tn-ttll Casey Jones-Tuts. K2-44J7 Michael Fitigerald Sports 11-13 checks, cash. Call Circulation, on Tues. Fashion show Steamers. 199. Wharf Pub, Header Reserve one by call- Fromagerie. 842-808J Unlimited chick/ribs M.95 Tonight at the Boatyard 542-4000 Shrewsbury Ave Highlands ing 542-1700 today SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, MAY 14,1979 No gas? Smoky blaze doused fg to the •ue-aatioa M6 supporters from the HP 1_ European Economic Com- Ukrainian oommanity dar- munity ing a Saturday rally The 4J-year-old Moral, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) released from the Soviet Un- at Lily-Tulip plant - Film star Raherl Rcdfart ion on April V, was first HOLMDEL - Firemen service cables to various parts iroofce was M heavy, he said, says he may end his acting arrested in 1»65 for By LOUISE COOK from fire units here, Hailet, of UM plant. that firemen went through » career and turn to directing possession of foreign pulica- Associated Press Writer and Middlelown battled for Cause of the blare has not compreiaed air bottle* while soon In the meantime, don't tiona. When he was released High gasoline prices aad nearly four hours Saturday to been determined, said Chief using Scott Air Packs took for him to me film as in IMS, he wrote three es- long lines al service stations douse of a smokey blue in a Motion Because of the elec There were no injuries re- propaganda are expected lo keep millions says about Iht policies of the service tunnel at the Lily- trical service lines in the tun- ported Redford, well known (or Kremlin and was rearrested of Americans close to bone nel. Chief Molzon said firemen Only plant security per hit, environmental concerns, Tulip Division, Owens Illinois in 1S70 on charges of "anti- this summer. But you don't could use only limited sonnel were in the plant at the RICHMOND, Va (AP)"- told a news conference Sun- have to abandon the idea of a plant on Route 35 Soviet agitation and propa- amounts of water He said dry time the blaze was reported- Actren Eltukctk Taylor day he was offered "The ganda " He was sentenced visit to our National Park Sys- According to Fire Chief powder and carbon dioxide 5:56 p.m. The imokey fire was retted camfortably in a hos- China Syndrome" two years to six years in prison, three tem just because of the energy Ralph Molzon. (iremeh were pital in W,a*ington on yes- hampered by a dense;, acrid were used to put out the lire reported under control at ap- ago when Jaife Fonda's role years in a labor camp and crunch According to the chief. terday following dral as a television reporter was then five years of internal smoke from burning wax and proximately 7 p.m. urftry, said her husband, The words "national park" cable insulation in TOnnel 7 at firemen used relays to bring Chief Molzon said the ez- written as a man's part exile usually bring to mind areas Sent John Warner the plant The tunnel carries the dry powder and carbon tent of damage could not be "But theVrtpt I read like Yellowstone and Yosem- Miss Taylor, 47, was ad- ••• dioxide into the tunnel The determined by plant officials, seemed like propaganda," KUiaattkTayter ite in the West or the Great hot wax lines ana* electrical mitted lo Sibley Memorial SUMMIT POINT, W Va who were expected to make he said, adding that he was Smoky Mountains in the South- ^iospltal on Saturday (or a (AP) — Actor and sometime detail inspections yesterday pleased with the way the HARTBEESPOORT, east But the National Park series of root canals, laid auto race enthusiast, Pail film turned out. South Africa (AP) - A 25- Service points out that re- and today The plant was Warner, a Virginia Re- Newmaa, is back on the win- scheduled to be open today. The actor is in central year-old carpenter got into mote, wilderness lands are publican. ning track. the Guiness Book of World Assisting the Holmdel Fire Ohio for the filming of The star of such movies only part of the picture. "I just talked with her on Brubaker," which is based Records after M days in a There are 320 areas In the Co in fighting the fire were the telephone, and I'm re- as "Hud" and "Butch snake pit, but he says he the Hazlet Fire Co., North on the the experiences of a Cassidy and the Sundance park system, of which 39 are joining her; for the day in the reform-minded prison war- may stay two weeks more to national parks Other facilities Baker threatens oil industry Centerville Fire Co. and Mid hospital," Warner said yes- Kid." opened his 1979 road protect his record. dletown Fire Co. Middletown den racing champion bid Sunday include campgrounds, mon- terday from his Washington Peter Snyman grinned — uments, memorials and his- NEW YORK (AP) - Senate Minority Leader Howard fire officials also dispathced office. with two victories, one or very carefully - when Jack Baker said Sunday that the nation's oil companies face anti- an air compressor unit to refill HARTFORD, Conn (API them during a rainstorm. toric houses ideal for one-day He said his. wife was in Seale, the cuarator of the trips from home. trust action and perhaps nationalization unless they use profits compressed air bottles used by - The circus atmosphere Newman encountered satisfactory condition fol- llartbeespoort Snake Park, Use of the park system has to increase production and improve their public image. Baker, the firemen. enveloping the nation's ro- problems in both 46-mile lowing the late Saturday told him he had broken the been growing steadily. In 1975. R-Tenn.. defended decontrol of oil prices as necessary "if we The Hazlet and Holmdel mance with running and jog- races around the two-mile surgery. . world snake-sitting record there were 239 million visits. ever have any hope of producing our way out of this crisis' and Fire Aid Squads also were at ging should vanish in the Summit Point Raceway • •• on Sunday. Last year, there were 283 mil- lowering spiraling costs President Carter has announced that next few years, says author course. In the second lap of the scene BELFAST, Nothern Ire- It'll become more dif- lion — an increase of 18 he will lift controls on the prices of domestically produced oil James J. Flix.' the first event, Newman's land (AP) - Brrnadellr ficult to stay," he said from percent. (The park service and has proposed new taxes to prevent the oil companies from But Americans will go on car spun off the track when Devlia has bounced back the stiff position he has had counts visits Father than ac- reaping what he calls windfall profits from his action. Baker, 'Our tears pounding the pavement in it slid through mud. On the into the political scene as a to maintain since April 7 to tual people since it has no way who is an undeclared candidate for the GOP presidential the years to come, predicted 20th lap. he collided with a last-minute candidate for avoid a bite from the 24 of measuring repeat busi- nomination, told interviewers on ABC-TV's "Issues and An- the author of "The Com- car driven by Bob Barnhill the European Parliament. vipers slithering around ness.! swers " program that he does not think the current level of oil go out to plete Book of Running." of Ruxton. Md , who finished The Catholic from this him "Now that I've broken profits are justified. He criticized industry officials as "short- Fixx said physical fitness second. Duncan Morrow, a park 9 strife-torn British province the record, the inclination to service spokesman, said no- sighted." "They're risking antitrust action, even nationaliza- that man made headlines in 1969 programs have caused a fun- As a rainstorm passed tion." he said. damental change in the way get out of the cage is body knows what the impact of when, at 21, she became the overhead, Newman won the greater." the gasoline shortage will be. GREAT FALLS, Mont. youngest woman elected to Americans view health second race 14 seconds in Dole makes it official today lAP) - Nellie Broderick People now are taking upon He originally planned a The real test, he said, will the British House of Com- front of his nearest 40-day stay, but he might come during the Memorial didn't recognize the elderly mons She lost her seat in themselves responsibility challenger WASHINGTON (API - Bob Dole is back home in Russell. man at the front door and for remaining healthy — a hold out for 50. he said Day weekend. "We estimate Kan., to announce he is running for the 1980 Republican 1974 and dropped out of poli- "I've had a black mam- a much greater increase in she had no idea what he was tics when she married task they once considered nomination for President of the United States. The senator talking about when he said, their doctors' job, he said ba slither over my face in the use of parks close to scheduled his announcement at a news conference in the schoolteacher Michael ' WASHINGTON (AP) - the dark, attempt to crawl home." Morrow said. Tve come to pay you lor McAliskey. Saturday at a Governor's. Former Sen. Edward W. Russell City Hall. His declaration isn't likely to surprise many the damages ' Conference on Fitness. into an ear or a nostril and Morrow says families look- people, least of all his rivals for the nomination Dole kept right She announced Sunday Brooke, divorced last year explore inside my shirt A ing for a vacation site that The "damages " 70-year- • •• in bitter proceedings which on campaigning after the votes were counted in November 1976. she has put her name for- bite could kill in three sec- won't require long-distance and it was clear that the Ford-Dole ticket had lost the presiden- old Edward Slemberger was NEW YORK (AP) - So- may have contributed to his ward as Bernadatte Devlin onds." Snyman said. "But I driving should write state tial election to the Democratic slate of Jimmy Carter and referring to occurred 10 viet dissident Valentyn election defeat, has been McAliskey as an "anti-re- think the challenge has been travel or tourism offices. The Walter Mondale. years ago when he backed pression" candidate for one Moroi says the Russians married to Anne Fleming in worth it. My name will be park service also can offer his auto into the Brodericks' of the three seats allocated have been nursing the fiction a private ceremony here. entered in the Guinness suggestions for specific loca- Talmadge accuser to testify parked car to Northern Ireland in the that Ukrainian nationalists Ms. Fleming, 30, and Book of Records." tions. Write to the National At that time, Slemberger WASHINGTON (API - Daniel Minchew makes his first first elections for the 410- are Nazis from World War Brooke, 59, exchanged vows He has had to lead an Park Service, Public In- gave Mrs. Broderick and her public appearance this week as the chief witness trying to member European Par- II. at St. Luke's Episcopal almost motionless existence quiries. 1013 Interior Building. husband. Bill, the name of buttress allegations of financial misconduct against Sen. liament that will sit in "You must shatter the Church on Saturday. The since he moved in with the Washington. DC. 20240. his insurance company and Herman Talmadge. Minchew, a former administrative assis- Strasbourg, France. Until stereotype which Moscow- ceremony was attended by black mambas. boomslangs, To avoid crowds, ask about told them to get damage es- tant to the Georgia Democrat, will testify for several days now, the '.European Par- has thrown upon America members of the immediate puff-adders and Egyptian lesser-known areas. Cum- timates. before the Senate Ethics Committee on his charge that liament has consisted of We must teach all Ameri- families and former mem- cobras at 11 a.m. April 7, He berland Gap National His- But when they later con- Talmadge turned campaign contributions and Senate expense members nominated by cans that nationalist is not bers of Brooke's Senate gets out of the cage for only torical Park, for example, is tacted Slemberger, he told funds I" his personal use. parties in each country Nazism," Moroz told about staff, a spokesman said. 30 minlues a day. less than 100 miles from the them the company had gone better-known Great Smoky Thlmadge. a 23-year veteran of the Senate and chairman ol bankrupt and he would not Mountains, and offers some its Agriculture Committee, denies any wrongdoing and says be able to pay the damages equal attractions — including Minchew is a "proven liar, thief and embezzler." because his pension They jog a wilderness trail cut by Thieves hit bank machines amounted to only $300 a Daniel Boone. month Dinosaur National Mon- NEW YORK (AP) - Two armed robbers escaped with at Thinking they never following ument in Colorado includes least 1100,000 early Sunday after stealing the keys and lock would hear from Slem- spectacular canyons cut by the combinations to 35 automated Citibank banking machines and berger again, the Brodericks prayers Green and Yampa rivers and a then raiding three of the devices, police said. Police guarded had their car repaired them- quarry containing fossil re- the money-dispensing machines — 28 in Brooklyn and seven in selves at a cost of $100.74 ATLANTA (API - The mains of dinosaurs and other Staten Island — until the bank finished changing the combina- ' Mrs. Broderick said she squeaking sound seems ancieiH animals. tion locks Sunday afternoon. The gunmen struck at the Citibank was shocked when Slem- almost out of place in a Admission to many of the regional office in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn about 12:50 berger showed up last week. house of worship! But the parks and other areas is free; a.m. Sunday, police said, adding that the two tied up two bank "His hands and head noisy tennis shoes that grip entrance fees elsewhere range employees and a private security guard. Police said they didn't shook with every move- the floor of Holy Innocent's up to (3 per person. Camping know how the robbers got inside. They said it might have been ment. " she said. "He ex- Episcopal Church are on the and other service charges go an inside job plained he had Parkinson's feet of parishioners who jog Figures show up to (4 per site. disease and that's why he after they pray. If you plan several visits to United, machinists talking again shook so badly. high Every Sunday from April the park system in a single DENVER (API - Renewed negotiations between United "The hand that dug into temperatures until September ;i group of season or if you have a large that pocket reached deeper diehard runners meets at Airlines and striking machinists have produced two offers and a lor area. family, think about getting a counter-offer, but federal mediators still say they see no than any of us dreamed," the suburban Atlanta church Golden Eagle passport. The she said. Rain to attend Holy Communion imminent solution to the 45-day-old strike. "There's nothing passport costs $10 and is good that remotely suggests a tentative settlement." a spokesman Slemberger dug out five services. for the entire calendar year in Data from The congregation mem- for the Federal Mediation Board said Sunday as union nego- rumpled (20 bills and placed Shown Stationary Occluded which it is issued. It covers tiatiors examined a three-year contract offer from United. It tliem on the dining room NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, bers aren't dressed in the entrance fees ibut not camp- usual Sunday attire They're was United's fourth offer since the work stoppage began on table. Then he dug again into NOAA, U.S. Dept of Commerce ing or use fees I at all national March 31 and the airline's second proposal in four days of his pocket and came out clad in whatever the well- park areas. dressed jogger wears — renewed negotiations. with the 74 cents. The Golden Eagle passport "We could see how proud TIDES Local forecast warm-up suits, shorts and_T- . admits the permit holder and shirti They sign; she signs next — he was to be able to repay Sandy Hook an accompanying carload of us. Mrs Broderick said. Yesterday's high temperature at the Register weather The service, called the CANTON, China (AP) - Commerce Secretary Juanita TODAY - 10:36 p.m. and people. At facilities where en- "We tried to refuse the station was 74 degrees. The low yesterday was 60. It was 67 •Joggers Mass." is in its Kreps announced Monday that China has initialed the Sino- low 4:25 p.m. at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was 62. Today's 6 a.m. try is by means other than money but just couldn't." second year, and the 75 american Trade agreement and she will initial it Monday night. TOMORROW- Il:tt7 a.m. temperature was 62. There was .98 inches of precipitation private car. the passport is Mrs. Broderick said she runners in attendance on a "I am pleased to announced that a few minutes ago in Beijing and 11:29 p.m. and low 5:08 in the 24 hours ending a 6 a.m. today. There were 2 cooling good for the permit holder and kissed Slemberger on the recent spring Sunday in- iPeking), the Chinese initialed a trade agreement with the am. and low 5:11 p.m. degree days yesterday. 29 for the month and 29 for the his or her family — parents, cheek, and he said, "Don't dicate its popularity is grow- United States and that at approximately 6 p.m. here in Canton I For Red Bank and Rumson cooling season to date. children and spouse feel sorry for me ' ing shall Initial on behalf of the United States," the secretary told a bridges, add two hours; Sea You can get a Golden Eagle We began the Mass news conference. "For 30 years the people of the United States "We don't feel sorry for Bright, deduct 10 minutes; passport at any park system Coastal forecast aboul a year ago this have had little or no commercial or other contact with nearly you. said Mrs. Broderick. Long Branch, deduct 15 facility where admission is spring, said the Rev. Robin one quarter of the population of the world Today we take a Our tears are for such a minutes: Highlands, add 40 Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds becoming west- charged or you can write to Myers, assistant rector at major step together in resuming the unimpaired exchange of beautiful man." minutes. erly 10 to 15 knots today Weather cloudy with showers and the Public Inquiries section of HILoPrcOllk possibly a thunderstorm early today. Clearing by this the church. "I saw a the National Park Service at goods and services — and therefore the exchange of ex- M 59 06 Cdv bumper sticker on a car that periences, ideas, and good will." Special events Albu'aue SO 45 Clr afternoon. Pair tonight Visibility two to four miles in the address listed above. Am,n.NIP 87 39 Clr showers and fog early today, five miles or more this said. :Do something for your People 62 and over qualify Anchorage 57 34 clr heart and soul, run to Asheville 78 62 54 clr afternoon and tonight but locally less than two miles in for another type of bargain — Conyers off Carter bandwagon set for seniors Atlanta '8 65 .0* Clr patchy fog near daybreak tomorrow Average wave church.' and I brought it up the Golden Age passport. The Atlantic Civ 67 57 V cdv NEW YORK (API - Rep. John Conyers Jr. said Sunday MIDDLETOWN - Two Baltimore 77 67 I 60 Cdv heights two to four feet today at a staff meeting. passport is free and is good for Birmngham 65 56 84 clr that he will not support President Carter for the 1980 Democrat- Being a priest and a a lifetime It covers all en- special events for older town- Bismarck 64 M cdv ic presidential nomination. Conyers, D-Mich.. specifically Boise " 41 cir Jersey Shore runner myself. I thought it trance fees and entitles ship residents are planned by Boston n w criticized Carter's policies on employment, aid to the cities and Brownsville 79 6S 16 Clr might be a good way to in- holders to a 50 percent dis- the Middletown Senior Center 58 47 cdv the criminal justice system. He also assailed the adminis- Buffalo Chance of a lingering shower this morning. Becoming terest people in church." count on government charges to celebrate May as Older Chrism SC 81 66 rn tration's energy policies. "I'll not be there on that bandwagon Chrlstn WV 57 S6 15 cdv partly sunny during the afternoon. Highs in the upper 60s to said Myers. 34. for things like boat launching Americans Month, Gloria Chevennt 69 n cdv for Jimmy Carter," Conyers told 150 people attending the fifth 70 a 11 cdv low 70s Fair tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight in the "I began running when I Champlin. center director, has Chicago and parking It does not cover national conference of the National Alliance Against Racist and Cincinnati 64 46 clr mid to upper 50s. Highs tomorrow in the 60 Probability of found that I was sluggish fees charged by private con- announced. Cleveland bl 47 cdy Political Repression at the Martin Luther King Labor Center in (ohimbui 61 50 clr showers 50 percent early today, and to 10 percent late and fat and only in my early cessionaires A tea will take place Dal Ft *Hi N 50 clr midtown Manhattan. Carter is "a president who is about to be 71 41 clr today and tonight. Winds variable and westerly 10 to 15 30s I thought. That's ridic- Wednesday from 1:30 until 4 Denver Like the Golden Eagle disowned by his own party," the eight-term, black con- Des Moines 71 41 II cdv miles per hour today Ocean water temperatures are in the ulous, said Myers, who passport, the Golden Age p.m. in the Community Cen- Detroit 65 41 rn gressman said in a strong anti-Carter speech in which he Duluth 61 44 cdv mid 50s often runs on his lunch hour passport covers not only the ter, l Kings Hwy , with seniors Fair onus 59 )] cdv predicted the "diseleclion" of Carter. "He has fractured his 69 63 37 cdv and frequently has to take a permit holder, but also his or Hartford entire political base, as thin as it was," Conyers said, adding who do volunteer work in the Helena 6ft 46 clr South Jersey • quick shower between Sun- her family or fellow car pas- community as special guests Honolulu 86 69 mm cfr that he was not certain who he would support for the Democrat- Houston 81 M clr Chance of a lingering shower early today. Becoming day services. sengers. Golden Age passports The Monmouth Hills Chapter Ind apohs 66 40 cdv ic presidential nomination. Jacks ville 87 69 n rn partly sunny by the afternoon. High the upper 60s to low "In the beginning, we can be obtained at park ser- of the Sweet Adelines will en- 49 40 rn See National briefs, page 3 Juneau 70s. Fair tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight in the 50s. told everyone to come and vice offices and at parks Kan s Cilv 74 49 06 clr tertain. Las Vegas 14 S4 clr Jlighs tomorrow in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Probability of worship and run. " said where entrance fees are A senior health awareness Little Rock 76 51 clr showers 40 percent early today, and to 10 percent late Myers At first, all we got charged. You must get your Los Anoeles 98 67 Clr The Daily Register day in cooperation with the Louisville 69 53 Cdv today and tonight. Winds variable and westerly 10 to 15 were five or six runners. passport in person. Bring township Health Department Memphis 74 51 Clr proof of age or be prepared to (USPS-145-440 > Miami 01 77 rn miles per hour today. Now we get about 50 or 60 is planned for Wednesday Milwaukee 61 3v 11 rn each Sunday.' sign an affidavit swearing you Mols St P 69 41 01 cdv May 22, between land 4 p.m., Nashville 70 54 Clr North Jersey Myers changes his re- are over 62. Note: Medicare The Sunday Register with blood pressure testing New Or Ins '3 63 77 Cdv cards are not accepted as Nfw York 77 62 13 Clr Chance of a lingering shower early .today Becoming ligious garments for a T- (USPS-334-570) available for all. Other area Norfolk 83 66 143 Cdv shirl and shorts before run- proof of age. Oh la Citv 76 46 Clr partly sunny by the afternoon. High the upper 60s to low Publ.ined by The Red Bank Register health service organizations Oniriha M 4] C<*r ning with parishioners, who ElUbliiritdinWabv John H CooktndHanry Cl*v will participate The event will Orlando 86 69 41 rn 70s Fair tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight in the 50s. Phiiad ohia 77 66 42 Cdv range in age from 6 to M«m OHice take place in the Community 10163 clr Highs tomorrow in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Probability of Phoenn mid-Mi. One Register Plat*. Shrewsbury, u j D/701 Pitisburufi 61 51 17 cdv showers 40 percent early today, and to 10 percent late Freeholder Center. Ptland. Me 67 51 17 rn There are many benefits Branch OMictt Ptlartd, Ore 76 SO cdv today and topight. Winds variable and westerly 10 to IS I/ft Ri ii, Middlf lown, N J 0/?4| H.tOiil CltV 65 44 06 Cdv in braving the early morning meeting reset Monmoulh County Coofthouie, Freeh»lrJ, N J 07721 Reno 14 39 Clr miles per hour today 77f Broadway. Long Branch, N,J Q7H0 Richmond II 66 41 cdV humidity, said Myers, not SUIfbouw. Trtnton. N J Mils Discussion set SI Louis 75 46 01 clr the least of which is FREEHOLD-TheMay 17 SI P Tampa 66 '4 rn Eastern Pennsylvania meeting of the Monmouth Membtrof the Attocialtd Press. The Associated Prailistniilltdffxclttlivfly Salt Lake 79 4* Clr runners high." a state of to the UM oi all Iht local news prlnltd in the nvwiDaptt as wen at all AP n*w< on energy crisis San Diego 94 64 (If euphoria experienced by County Board of Freeholders MlMfchM San Fran 60 56 Clr . Chance of a'lingering shower this morning. Becoming Seattle many runners has been changed to May 24 to Member ol Ihe American Newspaper Publisher* Association, in* Audit ABERDEEN - A panel Spokane partly sunny during the afternoon. Highs in the upper 60s to Bureau of Circulation, the Ntw Jtrity Prcii AtMclatlon discussion on the energy crisis SI SI Marie low 70s Fair tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight in the It's a spiritual and per- permit public -hearing on the Tulsa county's Solid Waste Man- Second Cfa» POflMc pawl *1 Red Bank. N J QH01 and at Middlelown M I will take place nejt Sunday, W.istiihut.m 76 6f I 76 Cdv mid to upper 50s. Highs tomorrow in the 60 Probability of sonal reward," said Myers. 077*1. Published Sunday through Frida* Man lubKriottoni payable madwance May 20. at 8 p.m. in Temple Ht—YMttrdav'f ntf* agement Plan. showers 50 percent early today, and to 10 percent late "But it's nothing you can Term Daily L»—Ytflerdav i I*W The meeting will be held at Sunday Daily and Shalom, 3 Ayrmonl Lane. Prc-Freclpltatlon lor 14 hturt e«d today and tonight Winds variable and westerly 10 to 19 pursue. It would be like Onlv Only Swndav htfjf ».nv EDT vttt*r#av 8 p.m. in the Monmouth Beach One Year Ml 00 HIM H was erroneously reported OtH. -Sky cwHtlllMH MtlMh it !• miles per hour today Ocean water temperatures are in the chasing after God. The Home delivery by Carrier — Dai and Sunday .1.001 week Sunday onty mid 50s. . harder you run alter It, the Municipal Building. 36 Beach ctnll in yesterday's issues of The more elusive It ii." Road. 5ingle COPY atCounler - Daily licenls, Sunday Sunday Register that the panel would meet last night. Weather, mothers- SHREWSBURY. N.J MONOAV, MAY 14,1979 to Pratf traditional (are Large Students honored "A foar-year-old eatiag «"»• triple win- didn't want to travel today. ^n» Aad large parti? •• section two Sundays ago " An English major plaaaing a ner, receiving the Criminal But our business has been in- •«•£*• Mean* to," a« aiid In other areas of the coun career in law and a medical Justice Award for academic ty. restaurant owners reported creasing all year." technology major who has excellence, the Educational Mickey Move diitributed Opportunity Fund award for *ocolate lollipops to children business was normal for Moth- In the Bayshore, restau- switched career goals and will er's Day. rateurs reported the heaviest enter medical school in the fall outstanding performance by a •t Squire', Pub, Long Branca participant in that program on He appeared in mid-afternoon At Old Orchard's Inn, crowds of the year as well were among those honored at Eatontown, several gener- A popular spot for fish lov- the annual Student Awards campus, and the Black Student and remained until eight at Union Service Award for her night, according to owner ations of one family con- ers, Long John's, Highlands, Dinner May 3 al Monmouth gregating together, was "nice "was much busier than a reg- College participation as class repre- Paul Piaster.* "The kids sentative for four years. De- ular Sunday; they're standing Eileen Kelly of Spring in line patiently waiting for borah Lester and Bruce Free- • ••• Lake, who will enter Seton ••a man of Newark also were tables, "the manager said. Hall University School of Law cited by the union. Sharing the And the manager of Ye Cot- m In September and who has criminal justice award for tage Inn, Keyport, said, been awarded that institu- Dutiful kids call moms academic excellence was Wil- "There's not lime to talk to tions Centennial Scholarship liam Koch of Ocean. The de- By Amcialed Press A San Francisco dealer who you, we're too busy." for her first year of study, won partmental service award With gas in short supply - told motorists his gas allot- Hospitals in the area re- MTM ANNIVIMAR V - Celebrating the 55m birthday of the Court St. Ann, Catholic both the English Merit Award went to Geoffrey Schaedel of and hard to get as service sta- ment VMS gone finally agreed ported the number of visitors Daughters of America, Keansburg, are, from left, Grace DeCalrano, second state and the award of the political Seaside Heights tions dosed for the day - to pump gas for another 45 were slightly up, although vice regent; Ann Bonn, chairman, and Loretta Boyle, regent. Among guests at science honor society on cam- many dutiful sons and daugh- minutes when the driven re- ceremonies in Buck Smith's restaurant, East Keansburg, were the Rev. Frederick none had planned any formal pus Miss Kelly has been edi- Among honorees with ca- ters leffwte' car in the garage fused to leave. Valentino, former chaplain of Court St. Ann, and Linda Palumbo, a graduate nurse Mother's Day activities. tor of the Monmouth Review. reer goals already set are and called borne for Mother's who received a scholarship from Court St. Ann. Entertainment was provided by A nurse on the maternity College literary journal, and James Adams of Vincentown. Day This is ridiculous," said Hans Larsen. Raymond Chin. "You try to ward of Riverview Hospital president of the English Club cited as Outstanding Physics In California, the first state give people a break by staying noted. "We had one delivery on campus She has held Mon- major, who will begin work at to Institute a gas rationing open on Sunday and look what all day, and about eight or nine mouth's prestigious Trustee Eastman Kodak In Rochester.' plan, more than M percent of happens." discharges, that's pretty nor- Scholarship during her four NY. immediately following the Los, Angeles-area stations mal ." years al the college, and for graduation: and Mary Hahola were closed. Pacific Tele- American Automobile As- United Way allots $523,580 A lot more children visited maintaining a perfect 40 of Pittstown. recipient of the phone, which had predicted it sociation officials in Teias and Kansas worried that gas Riverview Hospital. Red academic average during her award for excellence in com- would handle 4 million more stations might not have Bank, than on a typical Sun- first two years, received the puter science, who will join calls than on Mother's Day enough fuel to handle Memori- day, according to one nurse to 33 county service units College Alumni Association's Bell Laboratories in Holmdel last year, said circuits were al Day crowds there. Schlaefer Memorial Award at Proving that there is a jammed. And a nurse at John L. ASBURY HARK - Maj. serving the handicapped en s Resource and Survival commencement last year place for education majors. "... Some are pumping Drivers packed the few sta- Montgomery Nursing Home, Gen Paul A Feyereisen, pres- '.'Since the beginning of the Center. $4,500: Hispanic Re- Dorie Ciulla of Hauppage. more than their daily alloca- tions that were open as Gov. Freehold, reported that "A ident of the United Way of United Way of Monmouth source Center. $7,000: Mobile NY. a Spanish education ma tions, so the last week in this Alaina Love of Colonia re- Edmund Brown Jr.' s office an- lot of visitors, appeared, and a Monmouth County, has an- County in 1968," Feyereisen Meals. $3,000. Jewish Family jdi who was presented the month. Memorial Day week- ceived the award for high nounced it was drafting regu- lot of patients went outside. It nounced that the local United noted, "over $3 3 million and Children s Service. Spanish Award, already has end, is going to be a very dry academic standing in the med- lations to keep atJeast half the was very pleasant here this Way organization will allocate dollars has been allocated for $12,000 been assured a place as a weekend in Texas," said ical technology program. Miss stations in counties partici- afternoon." she indicated. a total of $523,580 in 1979 Reci community services. On Spanish teacher at Eatontown Lamar Phillips, general man- Family recreation - Com- Love is completing an in- pating in the rationing plan pjents include thirty-three behalf of our board of direc- ternship in medical technology Memorial School, where she is open on weekends. ager of the Texas AAA Boardwalk concessions in munity YMC'A, $26,400; Free- Keansburg and Long Branch community groups providing a tors, our campaign workers, hold Area YMCA. $21,000; at Monmouth Medical Center. completing her practice remained open, although wide range of human services and our allocations commit- Shore Area YMCA. $32,000. Long Branch, and will enter teaching throughout the county tee. I want lo say lo the people Tufts University College of owners reported business was Jewish Community Center. In the education depart- minimal, and that they oper- Keyereisen stated that 1979 of Monmouth County. Thanks S22.000. Medicine in the fall. Grasshopper will be the first year United to you it works for all of ment, awards went to Dorothy ated at a loss yesterday. Health services — National For the third consecutive Junker of Point Pleasant Mrs. Madeline Maybaum, Way allocations have ex- us." Council on Alcoholism. i continued) ceeded the half million dollar year, a woman won the James Beach. Lisa Paparella of force continuation of oil price controls, he won't veto sack owner and operator of Max's The 1979 allocations were $10,000: Planned Parenthood. Thomas Kelsey Award annual- Wanamassa. and to Elise- hot dog stand in Long Branch, mark, and praised the suc- Youth development — Boys $7,730; Mental Health Associa- action. cessful campaign effort ly given by Monmouth College Georgette Michaelides of The decontrol move is a potential political | said," We're open in rain or Club. Middletown. $8,000: tion. $10,000: MCOSS. $18,600: to the senior athletic varsity Belmar. The service aware ol shine, but when the weather is spearheaded this year by Boys' Club. Monmouth. Public Health Nursing. Long particularly in oil-dependent New Eagtaad, wl Charles T. Parton. executive team member who has Kappa Delta Pi. honor society Hampshire and Kennedy's mm Masiachaartta will hold bad. it hurts. $40,000: Boy Scouts. $31,000 Branch. $7,000: Public Health achieved the highest in education, went to Sandra "Everybody's hurting to- vice president at Colonial C.irl Scouts. $31,000: Youth Nursing. Rumson. Fair HaVen two of the early presidential primaries. First National Bank "Charlie cumulative academic index BerkowiU of Ocean Township Kennedy said if price controls an I day." she added "Its been Employment Service. $2,000 and Sea Bright. $500. Tricia Marxen of Minnetonka. Three homemakers. who really quiet. We always get and his team, especially Alex Social service — American it would fundamentally inure to the beaeftt at ate ores* Plinio who was with PRUPAC Services for the handi- Minn . a four-year member of resumed studies after mar dent if he runs up our way." oar regulars, bat it's not like a Red Cross. $55,000: Family capped — United Cerebral the women s varsity swim riage and rearing of families, beautiful day. We lose money during the campaign, and De- and Community Services of Kennedy also wants to move more rapidly than does Ik* nis McCarthy at Triangle In- Palsy. $18,000: Association for team who has received All shared in awards given by the administration toward national health insurance. He lays on a day like today." the Catholic Welfare Bureau. Retarded Citizens. $34,500: America recognition four department of anthropology An employee at the dustries did an unprecedented $18,600. U.S.O., $600; Salva- they disagree on priorities for federal spending, but that job this year. Early Intervention Program. times at the A1AW Swimming Mrs Ruth Gross of Freehold, the differences there involve only a small portion of the Haunted Mansion on the Long tion Army. Asbury Park.. $17,500: Association for Chil- Championships, is the new re- mother of two grown sons, budget, some (3 billion to ?4 billion out of more than 1500 Branch pier said that business They mobilized more vol- $16,400: Salvation Army,' Red dren with Learning Dis- cipient. Miss Marxen also re- who returned to school after billion. was extremely slow. Most of unteers than ever, and their Bank. $12,700. Salvation abilities. $2,500: SEARCH Day ceived the award for the more than 30 years away from the stores on the pier re- Kennedy said he is not about to silence his criticism. "I work paid off in more dollars Army. Service Units. $4,800: Program. $7,000. chemistry major who has at- the classroom, received the mained open from the after- intend in the areas where we have some differences to for our agencies and the peo- Monmouth Day Care Center. Central services — Com- tained high academic stand- Distinguished Achievement noon until about 8 p.m. last continue to speak," he said, "and in the areas where I ple they serve." he said. A $13,750: West Side Community munity Services Council, ing. Award of the Anthropology night, she said. total of (623.050 was raised, an Center. Asbury. $14,000 Wom- agree. 1 intend to continue to support him." 114.600. Diane Young of honor society He said the latter outnumber the former, aad he Route 35 in Neptune, be- 11.3-percent increase over last expects to be among the leading Senate supporters of the tween Ninth Avenue and Route year. Of that amount. 166.377 administration when the score is totaled. 33, was closed from 2:30 p.m. was allocated for year-round Politically, though, that support apparently stops short until about 5 p.m due to heavy administration and ,33,000 was of active campaigning during the primary election season. flooding. set aside for the uncollectible "I've indicated I support him," Kennedy said. "I've had a Parts of Sixth Avenue were fund. Feyereisen reported. He Its money when you need it! general policy of staying out of the primaries.... not closed, but were covered explained. "Our year-round "I certainly urge anyone not to run against him." with "a lot of water." Nep- administration cost will be For all of that, a conversation with Kennedy does point tune police reported. By 10 11.1 percent of the total raised, to a more fundamental difference with Carter. It is put p.m. last night, all roads were well below the average for the indirectly, but it goes to the question of leadership. open and passable, police said. United Ways our size and for As Kennedy sees it, American political leadership is in And gas stations in the all United Ways in New Jer- decline He says the role of the leader is to challenge the area, most of which remained sey. people. Challenged to confront a problem, he maintains, closed yesterday due to the The uncollectible fund is they will rise to any occasion. gas shortage, reported busi- also below average, and is nec- Kennedy doesn't see that happening now. Instead, he ness was unusually light essary to cover pledges which said, the impetus for change is coming from other quar- "We- had our big crowd are lost through death, lay- ters, from activists and mass movements. At the same Saturday night." Eric Kegley. offs, or re-location of employ- time, he said, the power of special interests is on the rise. an attendant at JR Sunoco, ees. That is a theme built in to many of the speeches that Route 36. in West Keansburg, observed. " It was the busiest "The allocations process is sound so much like those of a campaigner. The same the most difficult thing you Kennedy who once pronounced himself content with the night we've ever had in the history of the station. We can imagine." Feyereisen role of a senator speaks now of the need for national said "Dayton Beguelin. who leadership that will rise beyond pessimism and drift, to cleared over 12.000. Cars were lined up four and five at a is serving his second term as mobilize the American people in pursuit of the great chairman ol the Allocations goals we share...." time, although the line didn't reach out on to the highway." Committee, developed a group So. while Kennedy insists he will not challenge Carter He reported business yes- of 32 volunteers, representing as a candidate, he obviously intends to keep challenging the terday, however, as extremely all parts of the county. They president on assorted issues and. obliquely, on his style of slow, attributing this to the come from business and Irom leadership. rain and to assumptions that labor There are homemakers It sounds as though he'd like to see a bit more of the all- gas stations were closed and human service pro- grasshopper in the president. yesterday. .*__ fessionals not involved in Unit- ed Way agencies." The com- "Customers tell us we're mittee divided itsell into 15 the only ones open." he noted. panels which interview as- —National briefs — Business on Sundays is usu- signed agencies, usually at ally brisk, he said. He said the i continued) their office site After each station was low on gas. but panel submitted its recom- End search for 7 'rig' men was expecting a load tonight. mendations, the committee GALVESTON. Texas (AP) — The Coast Guard has given up Another JR. Sunoco Sta- met and brought the final rec- its search for seven men lost at sea when the offshore oil tion. Route 36. in Belford, re- ommendations within range of drilling rig they were working on collapsed and sank in the Gulf mained open yesterday, also. the available dollars of Mexico. The body of an eighth man on the missing list was Business at that station was recovered from the submerged rig by divers Sunday afternoon slower than at the West Some very hard decisions Let yourself go! Be happy as a lark! Get away on a carefree just before the search was called off. He was not immediately Keansburg station, according had to be made. Feyereisen vacation. Provide for a beautiful wedding. Get money for to an attendant. Dave Nelson identified. Officials involved in the three-day rescue and re- staled, "but the committee college tuition, or buy a new boat. Our Happiness Loan is covery operation said there was little hope that any of the Mr. Nelson said he didn't think did its work fairly, trying missing men will ever be found alive, but Coast Guard Lt. Gabe the station could remain open always to keep the best in- money when you need it. for whatever adds to your happy Kinney said the case is not yet closed. on Sundays for the rest of the terests of the county in mind. feelings. We think your reason for a personal loan should be month because it had already The United Way board of di- 11 fires sweep through L.A. received its last delivery of rectors then approved the rec- just that. PERSONAL! Our business is providing money when gas for that time. ommendations. you need it, at low bank interest, with payments to fit your LOS ANGELES (AP) - One firefighter was killed and 32 A gas ration of $3 per vehi- others injured while battling 11 blazes in a 35-hour period during Of the $523,580 allocated. 31 means. For your Happiness Loan, just phone, or stop by any cle was permitted by stations percent was given to agencies the weekend, authorities said. More than 100 companies fought along the Garden State CJB office and see how easy we make it. the fires, three of which involved more than 15 companies and providing social services, Parkway. traditionally defined: 26 were declared major emergencies. Ironically, the string of The American Automobile For Banking at its Best...it's CJB, a FULL SERVICE BANK for blazes starting Saturday interrupted the Los Angeles Fire percent went to youth develop- Association. Wanamassa. re- ment agencies: 16 percent to Department's annual Fire Service Day to increase public ported no unusual calls. It re- all your banking needs. And, it's the only place you'll find family recreation agencies: 12 awareness of its activities. "This is the biggest night I've ever ceived the normal number of The Happiness Loan. seen in the fire department. ' Ned Chatfield, a 30-year veteran, telephone calls for a Sunday — percent to health agencies, said late Saturday. "We just didn't have any companies to about 12 to 13 and 13 percent to agencies spare." Lynn R Hazlett. the second on-duty city firefighter to lose his life in the last three weeks, was killed in a blaze at a 250 Other Public Noticts Van Nuys photocopy supply warehouse. Another 23 firefighters PU1UCMEETINOS TO DISCUSS L VISITOR ACCESS TO GATEWAY- were injured in the Saturday night fire, suffering smoke NATIONAL RECREATION AREA 9 Tht National Park Strvicv Is wwiv inhalation or chemical burns. Mfinfl a sarin of public macllnes to IVix11 OFFSET wcure publk commant on plain and protect* aimad a) improving visitor Health plan faces tough going aites* lo Iha Oaltwav National Reire XEROX COPIES alion Araa. Trw maalings will be held WASHINGTON (API— Sen. Edward- M. Kennedy is unveil- al ! 00 p.m. on Tuaiday. May I) in and WMnatdav Juna 4. Itt*. al Iha ing a proposed national health care plan for all Americans Sandv Hook Unit Chapal. Sandv Hook. N«« Jrrwy, and at 1 OOP m on Thurs which, like the Carter administration's program, faces a wall day, Uav V. 19" and Thursday, -lunr of congressional opposition. The Massachusetts Democrat, who I. tan, May 17. n« and Thursday Juna r, tart, al Irw Robart Traal Holal. PRINTING has battled unsuccessfully for national health insurance for so Park Plata. Nawark, Naw Jarwv CENTRAL JERSEY BANK - Bacau»a of space limitation*, par TRUST nearly a decade, was being joined in today's announcement by sons will b* accommodated on a tlrsl While You wait the new chairman of the House Commerce Committee's health coma, tint larved basil Individuals and or groups wishing to speak,make subcommittee, Henry A. Waunan, a liberal California Demo- presentations or who wl»h 10 submit f^wolf Dress me written statements should contact the crat. A coalition of labor and other special interest groups Olttce ot External Affairs. Gateway 170 Monmouth Struct 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION National Recreation Araa. Building »v helped shape the legislation, which would extend com- Floyd Bennett Field. Brooklyn, NY. RtdBank. 741-U00 prehensive benefits to every American, regardless of age or I int. Telephone < lltll UCKU1] income. MavU W'O SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. MAY U. 1979 Obituaries Autopsy ordered in crewman's death •bout » miles off the New A Ibe bod*ry of a crewman aboard frey Shaffer allegedly hit a enroute from Virginia, of- vesse„ l. abou. t..... 1 v» hour. s lateiilmr >hn>n 10 nulei oil the I ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - While in the engine room. Jersey coast, authorities said Binarc circvnuUncet BIT- a New England-bound ocean- shipmate on the head with a ficials said Several attempts by going tugboat who bludgeoned hammer and barricaded Coast Guard officials re- Shaffer turned off all elec- rounding the death ol * trical power and seal oa* en- crewmembers to get Shaffer tugboat crewman have at least one shipmate before himself in the engine room, ceived word of the incident out ol the enfine roam failed Hugh N. Boyd, 67, being shot and dying at sea authorities said about4:12am Saturday.said gine into full speed ahead the prompted federal officials to another full speed astern, but he was shot in the aide by a order an autopsy U Cmdr Wayne Gronlund shipmate. The Atlantic City Coast Guard causing the vessel to steam in The sequence began early Shaffer held off the crew Shaffer then went further station lost contact with the circles through dense fog retired publisher It was scheduled today on Saturday morning when Jef- for about two hours from the into the ship's hold where he apparently fell and struck his PRINCETON Iniermpnl WoodoineCemelerv. Laborers ago rangements Oceanpori IJRING YOUR ROLLERS OR SIZES IN AND Institutional Aide She was a communicant of LET US PUT OUR ROOM DARKENING Planner Trairiee St. Dorothea's Roman Catho- WINDOW SHAOES ON THEM, 2.39 and up. Resource Assistant lic Church, and a member of Best Hedge the Democratic. Club. Senior WE STOCK SHAOES TO 72 INCHES WIDE, Citizens and Woman's Club, Against Inflation MOST ORDERS READY IN LESS THAN AN OCEANPORT CETA OFFICE all here. • HOUR, COLORS, FLORAL, STRIPES It 265 Oceanpori Avenue She was the widow of Rob- SCALLOP BOTTOM TOO. (201)542-4470 ert L. Gehle. who died in 1966 SAVE! Surviving are a daughter. 32 BROAD ST. RID RANK Bakers Draftsman Miss Roberta A Gehle. here, Assistant Managers Boat Mechanic and four sisters and five TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS 741-7500 T8T Clerk/Typists Glazers brothers, all residing in West- -Maintenance Workers General Const. Wkr. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mechanical Assemblers chester County, N. Y. . Truck Driver »4 BROAD STREET-EATONTOWN 8 to 530 Mon to S»t Bookkeepers The Robert A Braun Hpme 542-0404 Fri. till 9 p.m. for Funerals is in charge of arrangements SHREWSBURY. NX MONDAY. MAY 14. 1979 The curious case of the drooping calibash

By HUGH A. MULLIGAN revised street numbering system and the old premises, and deduction, the great detective seems destined to walk when I last saw them, were given over to a health food the hoards as long as Hamlet. Indeed in theatrical history NEW YORK (AP) - U Dr Jofcn H WaUoo and MULLIGAN'S STEW store their destinies seem strangely intertwined Sherlock Holme* still reside In Martha Hudson's com- If more evidence of Holmes's immortality is needed, Sir John Gielgud perhaps the greatest Hamlet, played fortable diga at 221B Baker Street, as many of us think they movie houses across the land are packing them in with Sherlock Holmes on radio to Sir Ralph Richardson's Dr do, they won't have to go clattering off to Charing Crou Two theories have been advanced to explain the curious "Murder by Decree," in which Jack the Ripper meets Watson Sir Laurence Olivier, an unforgetable Hamlet on Station in a two- wheeler the next time the game ii afoot case of the drooping calibash pipe and how it entered into Sherlock Holmes as played by Christopher Plummer, and both stage and screen, opted for the role of James Moriar At a cost of 1170 million, which was a pretty penny in Sberlockian Ion Dr. Walton, in a high camp performance by James Mason ty, toe Napoleon of crime, in The Seven-Per-Cent Solu Holmes's day, the London subway system has linked these Down at the Players Club, a hangout for erudite Several critics have acclaimed them as the greatest tion," leaving the Holmes part to Nicol Williamson two famous Victorian landmarks with a three-mile «• gentlemen of the theater, they will tell you that the great Holmes-Watson team ever, but I must remain loyal to A few seasons back. John Wood and the Royal tension that was recently opened by Prince Charles, who American actor William Gillett, still revered in many Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, even if Hollywood did Shakespeare Company revived "Sherlock Holmes." the still rides in open carriages more often than in under- quarters as the finest stage Sherlock of them all, adopted cast aaide the original Conan Doyle classics and toss them old William Gilette play. Fritz Weaver was a singing ground railway cars the curved-stem pipe as a prop because he couldn't speak a lot of turkeys involving Nazi spies and wartime bomb Sherlock in the musical "Baker Street." John Cleese from The Baker Street tube station has been decorated with his lines with a straight pipe in his mouth. plots. the Monty Python Circus played the great detectives for a number of posters depleting scenes from the adventures Paxton Whitehead. the excellent British actor who has Oddly, neither was British born But Rathbone. born in laughs in a British TV series, and Buster Keaton went over of the great consulting detective These should please his just completed a successful Broadway run in "The South Africa, was the epitome of the lean, austere, master- the Reichenbach Falls in a barrel as the hilarious Sherlock many admirers around the world but undoubtedly will Crucifer of Blood," a dramatization of "The Sign of the ful calculating machine given to fits of melancholy and Jr Ethel Barrymore was a female client of the famous elicit some complaints from the Sherlock Holmes Society Four" (with the opium den scene from "The Man With the blackest depression when the cases weren't rolling in sleuth in one of Gillette's many plays Clive Brook, Re- of London, the Baker Street Irregulars in America, the Twisted Up" thrown in for audience shudders), believes Bruce, born in Mexico, played the mumbling, fumbling, ginald Owen. Peter Cushing, Robert Stephens and a Solitary Cyclists in Sweden and other scholarly groups the familiar curved pipe trademark was the invention of bumbling doctor to a fare thee well, although the thought of number of others have appeared in the deerstalker's cap on who will notice right off that Holmes is shown smoking a Frederick Dorr Steele, who illustrated the Sherlock him entering an operating theater with a scape! in hand at film. __^______curved pipe. Holmes stories for American readers. times seemed to pose a worse threat to the health of the Would Holmes today have any difficulty finding his way This, of course, he never did in any of the novels or "The Crucifer of Blood" recently opened in London's British nation than any of Professor Moriarty's diabolical around the London Underground, which is the name of UV short stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. West End, starring Keith Michell and Susan Hampshire, plots subway system and not Moriarty's Mafia network' Holmes preferred a straight-stemmed clay pipe or his both accomplished Shakespearian interpreters, which Is Judging from the famous actors who have appeared in Elementary, my dear Watson. " fllmdom would have favorite old briar root when he put down his violin and further evidence that Holmes still lives, even if 221 B these trifling experiences," as Holmes always down- him say although he never did say it in any of the Conan reached for his Persian slipper of tobacco Baker Street has disappeared as an address in London's played the. results of his uncanny powers of observation Doyle stories Foster parents are sought RED BANK - "Some will receive special training. cents at one time; accept any quested Monmouth County to youngsters need foster homes The foster care board adolescent who needs to be establish five emergency immediately," declared Mike payments for adolescents placed by the by the Family foster homes. Nappa, supervisor of the range from (125 to $135 per Center, and take part in the "Our objective is to pro- Foster Home unit of the Mon- month, depending on the training program for foster vide abused and neglected mouth FamilyCenter (MFC). child's age parents. Adolescents placed in adolescents with emergency To meet these crises, the Health care coverage an emergency foster home temporary shelter in a safe, MFC is seeking potential IMedicaid) is also provided will stay up to 60 days. secure and actively supportive foster parents who are able to for foster children, and there The emergency, foster environment while the Family take into their homes abused is a clothing allowance. home program is part of a plan Center tries to develop per- • •' neglected adolescents on a Person's interested in be- to establish 67 such homes in manent arrangements for temporary, emergency basis coming an emergency foster New Jersey under a $108,331 them," Albert Feuchtwanger, The emergency foster pa- parent should call the MFC grant awarded by the U.S. De- MFC project director said. rents will receive, in addition Foster Home unit, 248 Broad partment of Health, Education The $150-retainer fee will to the regular monthly board SI , Red Bank. and Welfare's National Center be paid only until Dec. 31, payments. $190 per month for In order to be considered on Child Abuse and Neglect when the grant runs out. Dur- being available at all hours for the program, potential The State Division of Youth ing this time, DYFS will con- and for offering specialized foster parents must agree to and Family Services (DYFS), duct an evaluation of the pro- care while the adolescent is in accept adolescents on an which administers the pro- gram and a follow-up of the their home. Those selected for emergency basis 24 hours a gram in New Jersey, has re- children involved. the new emergency program day; accept up to three adoles- Rights unit plans

aid for dropouts RGflHl' r 111*' . hi-k; FIREMEN HONORED — Red Bank Hook & Ladder Fire STanelv Moore, far right. Others are, left to right. MIDDLETOWN - The Hu- dents fill out and file applica- Co., honored several of members Saturday who have Charles J. Gunnell, Jack Oakley, and Philip Martinez man Rights Commission has tions as soon as possible, and logged 25 years of service with the company. Red Bank Third from right is Gary Tonkin, fire company president. taken up the role of liaison return them to guidance coun- Mayor Michael Arnone, left, makes a presentation to, W. and second from right, Fire Chief Arcalo Forgione agency between the township selors. Some students may school system and the com- also be eligible for year-round munity in arranging with CETA jobs. • private industry for job train- "The commission feels Scouts honored at Princeton ing and employment op- that every effort should be portunities for students. made to seek out youths who FARMINGDALK - First Howell; Jan Flanagan and RUMSON RESIDENTS Almoses Harris, com- can take advantage of em- Class Girl Scouts, the "creme Tracie Fream, Middletown; mission chairman, and Mrs. ployment offerings open to de la creme" of New Jersey's Fabiola Hak. Atlantic High- .Free Rabies Clinic! Arlene Nardiello, chairman of them through CETA," Mr. Girl Scouting Community. lands; Jill Beverly Hankins. the commission's education Harris declared. were honored at special Howell; Karen Kalafsky. Oak- hurst: Stephanie Koscho. committee, met with Dr. E. School and commission of- "First Class Scout' Day cere- Wed.. May 16.6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. monies at Princeton Univer- Nadine Kuper and Karen Alan Bartholomew, assistant ficials agreed that more effec- sity. Lorber. Howell: Heather superintendent in charge of tive vocational education is McGowan. Hed Bank. Teresa Rumson Borough Garage student personnel services in necessary in the school dis- More than 300 girls from McNulty and Cheryl Miller. the school system, to discuss trict to help decrease the in- the state's 13 councils, who Howell. Carolyn Pedersen. (behind Borough Hall) ways in which the commission cidence of high school drop- achieved Girl Scouting s Middletowri: Ann Marie Per- can be of help In meeting the outs. highest award .during the past cir.i Howell: Mary Ellen needs of high school dropouts Since Monmouth County year, spent the day touring Porcelli. Tinton Falls. Eileen Dogs must be on leash. and providing job op- does not have its own four- Morven. the University, and Stone. Matawan: Uenise portunities for the youth of the year vocational high school meeting their peers from all Sloops and Deborah Viz. Tin- Gary Samm community. program, district high school parts of the state. ton Kails, and Beverly Borough C! Areas of concern are the satellite vocational programs Weaver. Matawan processing of applications for must be expanded to address The Monmouth Council employment under the CETA younger students. First Class Girl Scouts who summer youth program Dr Bartholomew outlined attended were: Veronica ftnttkr iu« •*— through the high school gui- plans for expansion of career Albin, Howell; Carol Beecher. THIRD STAGE BEGINS — Ground was broken yester- dance departments and the development in the district for Freehold: Kathryn Brandt. day for the third stage in the building program of West- junior high school offices. the handicapped, as wejl as for Farmmgdale. Emily Damian. minster Presbyterian Church in New Monmouth. Wield- Summer employment is other students. The plans are, Fair Haven. Heide Daniels. THINK ing the shovel are Thelma Brown, co-chairman of the available to qualified youths, of course, contingent on avail- Matawan: Pamela D'Zio. building committee; Marvin Wallace, president of the but it is important that stu- able funding. board of trustees, and Paul A. Cirigliano of Estimate SMALL!! Design Services, Ltd., Leonardo, contractor for the new addition. To be added are a fellowship hall, a kitchen, three classrooms, two lavatories and a storage area. Westminster Presbyterian was build in 1958; a Christian ATTENTION: education addition was completed In 1968. Cost of the Hey, that's a twist. All we ever latest addition is estimated at $120,000. ECONOMICALLY hear is "Think Big" — buy more, DISADVANTAGED AND drive faster, build higher, big - SENIOR CITIZENS big - big. Look at it this way, gang IF YOUR UTILITIES OR FUEL HAVE BEEN CUTOFF OR WILL BE CUT OFF DUE TO NON-PAYMENT OF BILLS, THE MON- ... in our shop, we want you to MOUTH COUNTY CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM MIGHT BE ABLE TO HELP YOU IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE. "Think Small". Buy only what TO QUALIFY UNDER THE INCOME GUIDELINES, AN INDI- VIDUAL MUST NOT EXCEED $3,925 A YEAR. IN SOME IN- you need now, or very soon! Don't STANCES, EACH ADDITIONAL PERSON IN YOUR HOUSE- HOLD MAY ENABLE YOU TO ADD $1,275 MORE TO THE over-buy... don't load up your MAXIMUM GUIDELINE FIGURE. REMEMBER, THERE'S ONLY 30 DAYS LEFT TO GO! closet. We'll be here to service APPLICATIONS ARE BEING TAKEN AT: your Designer Fashion needs ASBURY PARK CETA FREEHOLD CETA BELFORD CETA 1305MtmorlalDrtv* 10 South StrMt Route '36 Mon./WMl./Frl. Mon./W»d./Fri. Tuei./Thurs fa.m.totp.m. I a.m. to 4 p.m. )a.m. to 4 p.m. when you run short.

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N Y The Daily Register" Say NSA spying on citizens bilities to mind Establish*! in \m - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON ol ill foreign intelligence WASHINGTON - A secret criteria NSA ku not denied Co*4 lae |«ve that it in fact selects US using i«fornuUo» |l««* ARTHUR Z KAMIN congressional report bean WASHINGTON directly on the current debate meauges of this nature, and from such commMieittoai to President and Editor over the limits that should be indeed several uncorroborated influence or disrupt taUwa- set on operations of SCENE reports have reached this tional business transaction? CouW it provide NSA w ei Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor US intelligence agencies in committee indicating that this country and overseas The such monitoring is presently ecutive brancti employees MMItMIUIIHIIIIHMIIMIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIHIIHIH with insider information verdict: Uncle Sam is still in- In the wake of Watergate- underway 6 . MONDAY. MAY U. 1979 which might give them a com- tercepting private conversa era disclosures about illegal The 1977 report cites these petitive advantage in some ec- . tions wiretaps, burglaries and examples: onomic venture? Could such spying on politically suspect - An American buai- The report, prepared by the ANDERSON information be used to black- Soft shoulder Americans, the NSA an- nesaman selling commercial House Subcommittee on (Jov mail or threaten sorae individ nounced that It no longer building products to an Arab NSA cant decipherit. eminent Information and Indi- ual or business? Could this in- targets' U.S. citizens by sheikdom reported that, soon Although the NSA no longer vidual Rights, deals with the formation be turned over to a name for any purpose. But the after hit first international sends its messengers to the key issue. Should government- federal agency In pursuit of House subcommittee spotted a communication regarding offices of international tele paid spooks be allowed to spy its administrative responsi- loophole in this assurance. By such a sale, he and his wife graph carriers every morning on American citizens and cor- bilities? Would information re- targeting certain activities, were visited by federal in- for copies of its wireless porations, and if so. under lating to a potential civil dis- the NSA still manages to in- telligence agents who knew messages, it still intercepts in- what circumstances? turbance or forthcoming polit- vade the privacy of individual details of the proposed trans- ternational communications Titled "Interception of In ical rally be turned over ...?" ternational Tele- Americans action Just as effectively and just communications by the Na- It may be of foreign in- - A Washington. DC. law- as indiscriminately ' the re- WASHINGTON WHIRL: tional Security Agency." the telligence interest, for exam- yer whose client was involved port states. Last March It was widely re- secret report details some of ple, to know what is being said in international trade reported In fact, the international ported that Rep. Charles the shadier workings of this between U.S. banks and their that in litigation with the Jus- communications of Americans Diggs, D-Mieh.. asked the little known intelligence agen- large Middle East depositors, tice Department, the govern- are presumably being in- House Administration Com- cy. whose actions could have a ment presented evidence it tercepted today in significant- mittee to pay his tegJl fees if the House Committee on Stan- It has become apparent substantial impact on the U.S. could have obtained only by ly greater volume than was dards of Official Conduct de- that the activities of the NSA economy." the report notes intercepting his client's in- ever available before. cided to take disciplinary ac- have had. and continue to It may be of foreign in- ternational communications' Moreover, the ability of NSA tion against him following his have, an adverse impact upon telligence interest to know the - A senior official of a to sort such great volumes of conviction on corruption the rights and privacy of details of oil transactions be- large multinational corpo- material has undoubtedly im- charges lastyear. What hasn't ^American cituens ..." the CBi tween U.S. importers and ration told the committee he proved'with advances in com- been reported Is that Diggs port declares Enough has their foreign suppliers knew that NSA was in- puter technology.' had earlier tried to get the appeared on the public record, Thus while an American tercepting the firm 3 com- The report concludes on standards committee to pay and been conveyed tu this citizen or company might not munications. Though the com- this somber note: Apart his legal costs out of the spe- committee, to indicate NSA's be targeted by name, by virtue pany sent its international from a fundamental concern cial fund appropriated to in- enormous potential to silently of his international activities messages in code, government for the privacy of one s com- vestigate him Both commit- violate the rights of Ameri- his communications might be regulations forbid the code to munications. t.|iese practices tees turned him down cans on an immense scale.' selected by NSA on the basis be so sophisticated that the unavoidably bring other possi- Watchdog's a heavy sleeper

ByJIMBIWOF imiiimimiiiiiiiitmliHMiiHHMiiiiHiMiiiii When he is bad. I hold him bark can be heard all over the by the collar and whack his neighboorhood when there are (hang is a year old He is 90 behind He grits his teeth No no intruders. pounds of handsome black and THE sound escapes his lips. He We keep reminding gold, with tall pointed ears and slinks off waiting until I offer ourselves that Chang is thV innocent brown.eyes. We have REPORTER a dog biscuit. He turns his gift of the eight Frechette had two trainers, both of head away Who s being pun- grandchildren They broke whom were found up trees We ished' their piggy banks to buy him. I an1 in the market lor a reform mum inn imiiii We have a pale gold 14-foot- spent $525 more for lateral school ear up to listen, one eye half long couch in an I. along two aluminum strips on the fence He has been in this house open. walls On it are Kelly s prized tu keep him inside He will eat lor eight months and has never (hang goes into a coma If I pillows A hundred limes I only eukanuba with beef con- soiled a rug. Smart? I'm not must use the bathroom after have held these under his nose somme It's that or a hunger BISHOP sure Maybe he s too-haughty his nighty-night kiss, he stares and yelled: "No. No. Never. strike. to use the same house we do If upside down, frowning at the Don't touch. Bad!' How come when I sweet talk Sometimes I get his solid il requires intelligence to lilt a light In a manner of speaking. A hundred times we have to come back in. he crouches rubber ball and throw it. The leg (hang von Klautmeyer I am at the wrong end of the gone oul and. when we return. on Ihe far side of the swim- dog stares as though I'm nuts hasn't got it He squats. leash a chewed pillow is on the liv ming pool and shivers'* However, in the middle of CBS Kelly says he's both ig- He is running me Or us ing room floor Sometimes he He knows. Chang's pet News, he holds the ball in his IIDI .mi and stupid. He dozes all The clog tried to bite Karen yanks a couch cushion off and project is ih.n he is going to jaws, prods my side with his over the place At 11 p.m.. I until she shouted: "Stop it. chews the stulfing. That." train us At the moment, the nose, and wants to play. If I Applause for the appointment have in awaken him to go to I in Mini sister.' That made moans my wife, "is no puppy odds are thrce-to-two in his refuse, he'll get a complex bed He sleeps in my bathroom him think. lisa monster." lavor He doesn't have to' Well; let him get one. I know The Ked Bank council has appoints But, together, they also can present on cool tile He manages to gel No mailer how many times Matters were worse. We dwell on insignificant things where to put that ball the borough's first administrator. It is a the borough with a number of problems into an uncomfortable posi- l)r Lester Kciser stops by for leave the door to the patio like making a living, paying Now lie is one year old, and tion, on his hack, with four dinner. Chang thinks that what open so he can wander inside taxes, and keeping a roof over Kelly and I are aging fast. It move we applaud, one we have endorsed such as traffic, lack of parking, rent dis- lung legs in air. emits a huge this country needs is a dead or out. Months ago. Chang in our heads He concentrates on has become a contest of wills. fur some time. putes and increased cost of services, just sigh, and starts to snore. doctor his loneliness would select a us. He is not intimidated. Kelly Peter IV Repetti Jr., a former city to name a few. While Red Bank is a We look him to the vet for We have tried the reward- lew of her best plants, take And. I am certain, on how said we might celebrate his administrator of Orange, will assume his borough with a population of about 13.000. thai The 'doctor snores totr^ and-nunishment system. On them inside and spread the slow-witted wr are. Somehow birthday by buying 3© feet of new duties on June 1 at an annual salary of it clearly has all the problems rharacter- There is something shameful the rare day when Chang does good earth all over the rug that pup has a notion that it is rope arid a tree. I thought we •bMt an expensive mult sleep- something right. w« fall over Well, you say. maybe bo lie thai is running this house. mighl stake Chang to a week $2ti.000. He comes to lied Bank with what isticof an urban center. Ing when he is supposed to be each oilier petting and cooing doesn't know he's naughty And somehow that notion is in an electric chair appear to be excellent credentials. Moreover, as borough officials have quailing Ihe house. Decent "Qood dog. good dog." Then why is it when we come beginning to get to me He Hight now. he reclines on I We believe that the Borough of Red lound in the past, none of these problems annuals sleep straight up with What we get in return is a in the liunt door, he high-tails thinks HIP place is his. and we my feet as I type, licking his theif head on their paws, one cold glance of suspicion are his His basso profundo paws. And thinking., thinking Bank in many ways has become a small can be dealt with individually: they all out the back to hide in foliage? city - in terms of transportation, com- relate to each other and must he treated in munity services, cultural activities and a larger context. using — and now deserves the day-to- Therefore, we feel that a professional • I;iy attention of a professional manager. administrator, taking a balanced view ol Clarification of bus driver situation We must consider, for instance, that all the problems and working closely with thousands of commuters daily flock to Knghshtown drive school bus runs. We pensated lor one-half hour lor staff tries to make it as much Bob Bramley in particular, lor the local government, can do a great deal lied Bank from other communities to use To the Editor: were inlormed by the school each extra run that he or she like home as possible for the your excellent coverage re lor Heel Bank In a Register news article hoard that this was part of covers. Since bus depreciation the i.Hi il and bus lines. At the same patients: family and friends cently regarding the problems Mainly, we hope that the new admin- published on Tuesday. April their job description and and insurance are already ac- help Unfortunately, many of we have experienced with the lime Riverview Hospital, which has 17. 1979. il was slated that ,i would remain so. counted for lor that day. it istrator will be able to sort out the many these people have no family loss of shopping carts at our grown over the years to meet the needs of recent rash of no shows by At Ihe start ol the 1978-1979 would be cheaper to com- and few friends. We appeal to various Koodtowns in Mon- the entire Northern Monmouth area, requirements of this -truly unique, multi- Marlboro Township Bus school year two bus routes pensate regular drivers than all readers, if you have some mouth County laceted community on the Navesink Drivers lus caused the town- were uncovered The Board ol to contract this work uut at a makes the borough a real hub for those free hours or even minutes, The response Irom our cus- We're sure he soon will realize that dif- ship Board ol Education tu Kilin .ii inn could not find rate ot $50 00 per route per who seek medical care and related health won't you consider sharing tomers in helping us locate granl an emergency contract capable drivers to cover thest day. There are approximate!; services. And apartment complexes in ferent groups or individuals will maintain them with a person whose carts and the noticeable to two independent bus com- routes Since that time, seven lourol these routes 1 that their goals, above all others, are most minutes stretch into eternity' lessening ot customer removal Heel Hank attract certain segments of the panies drivers have resigned lor a Marlboro Township Bus important They may be developers, ten- There is a desperate need here of carts from our lots has been county population like those retired per- The Marlboro Township number ol reasons: i.e. preg- Drivers recognize that there is that is not being met most gratifying. To our cus- sons who no longer require single-family ants, homeowners, ethnic groups, lius Drivers Association would nancy, better jobs. etc.. a problem with absent drivers If you would like to help, tomers, may 1 extend our sin- merchants, doctors, boaters or art lovers. like to clarify a number of Until last yeai Marlboro and are willing to cooperate dwellings in outlying communities. There don't feel that small children cerest thanks for their im- And many of them will be represented by itatementa mentioned In that drivers were asked to do with the Board of Education in is also the attraction of the Navesink are an impediment. Old people mediate reaction to our prob- .II tide double runs to cover absentee solving this problem How Hiver for boaters lawyers But. as long as he is able to love children - they see very lem, and to the Ked Bank I'D In each ol Ihe last seven drivers There was no com- ever, there is also a delinite consider the rest of the community when few. and most children see lice Department a special There are frequent cultural events in years n has been necessary al pensation for this exlra work. morale problem that the weighing their proposals - the big ones as very few old people. Do both a thanks for their excellent co- Ked Bank Most obviously, there is the limes lor mechanics and or Quite a lew drivers leli that Board of [education will have favor, let them get to know operation in the retrieval of well as the little ones. Red Bank will supervisors to drive school due to this i no compensation i. tu recognize, and. only with main shopping district which continues to each other! lost carts In addition. I might continue to prosper and move forward in a huses This is not a recent de- management was nut making close cooperation and com- flourish and to draw shoppers from all For you who feel you note that some local govern- way that is wholly appropriate for its own velopment due to no shows a sincere el lent to hire regular munication between both parts of the county — while many other wouldn't know what to say. to a ments are now addressing the citizens and the other communities it Our organization has in the and substitute drivers We now units can this situation be re- downtown areas across the nation have all nursing home resident - say problem through the adoption serves so well. I.is! two years requested that luivc In our contract, that regu- solved. Inn disappeared. anything. Talk about tires, ol local ordinances. mechanics noi be allowed to lar drivers will be com- Keith Carbaugh. president prices, troubles, living condi- Together, all of these services and And so. Mr Hepetti. we heartily wel- Marlboro Twp Bus Drivers tions, anything at all, just talk I feel that your willingness facilities make Red Bank - which retains come you to a great community - and to Mary Pat Hollenbach to listen to our plight, and then the pleasant character of a quiet, residen- an exciting challenge We know you'll Help them Social Services Designate aiding us in the enlightenment of the public has been a con- iial community — a desirable, convenient come to love Ked Bank and feel confident Shrewsbury tributing force in lessening our pi ice tn live. work, shop or visit. you will meet the challenge. To the Editor: 'Excellent' shopping cart losses National Nursing Home Your kindness and coopera- Week is May 13th thru May Shrewsbury tion regarding the lood in- 20th. A Nursing Home is ex- To the Kdilor • dustry s needs is greatly ap- Henry Luhrs will be missed actly that • a home for the May I take this opportunity preciated. people who live there. The to thank you and especially How Henry Luhrs loved Monmouth the nation. As his companies continued to Joseph A/.zolina County And how much he gave to Mon- grow. Mr Luhrs also developed the mouth County Marlboro Industrial Park Boal builder, yachtsman, industrial Hut. more recently. Mr Luhrs be- developei marine painter, marine his- came widely known for his painting which Today in history torian, champion of the county s place in he took up alter he retired. He prpduced history Henry l.uhrs. who died Wednes- one painting after another of historic sail- Today In History their exploratory expedition to tion's constitution as more By The Associated Press the Pacific Coast day at his Colts Neck home at the age of ing ships and steamboats His latest paint- than 100 people were killed in Today is Monday, May 14, In 1940. German bombers race noting. ings captured the essence of an?age in 74 made large investments in the upper the 134th day of 1879. There razed much of the Dutch port Five years ago. Queen Bflyshore region of this county — invest- which, he insisted, this area — especially are 231 days left in the year. city of Rotterdam in World Elizabeth of England nomi- ments of talent, time, money and. most of Keyport played an important role. He Todays highlight in his- War II, nated Dr. Donald Coggan to ill conviction. was quick In tell visitors at a' recent tory: In 1961). a section of land at succeed the retiring Michael II ill began when, as a tall young man. exhibit of his work thai steamboats built On Ihis date in 194b. Britain Itunnymede in England — Ramsey as Archbishop of Can- ended its rule in Palestine, and where the idea of constitu- terbury. Mr Luhrs started building rowboats. then in Keyport had been active in the Civil Ihe independent state of Israel tional government took root — One year ago: Egypt's War. were sight seeing vessels on the opened a small boat building yard on was proclaimed. was dedicated in memory of President Anwar Sadat called Skunk Creek in Sayreville Over the years. Hudson and carried cargo In the entire On this date: the lute President John Ken- a national referendum to seek his dusiness expanded to the point where New York Harbor area, including the In 1643. Louis XIV tMcame nedy a vote of confidence on Hs Mi Luhrs was chairman of the board of Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers. King of France. In 1972. the island of domestic policies. liilverlon Marine Corp.. parent company We are very fortunate that Ihe Luhrs In 1787. a convention met in Okinawa was returned to Today's birthday. Opera Philadelphia to draw up the Japan after 27 years of Ameri- singer Patrice Munsel is 54. il Hunter Marine Corp. in Marlboro ho.its and the Luhrs paintings remain With U.S. Constitution can rule I own-ship. Four plants produced sleek us But. in Monmouth County, the man Thought for today There is In 1804. Meriwetlier Lewis Ten years ago: Malaysia's no educuticiij like adversity. - boats of all sizes bearing the Luhrs name. who built, sailed and painted boats cm and William Clark set out l'i inic M inistcr Abdul Benjamin Disraeli, British lespei led by pleasure boaters throughout liiirilan Bay will bo missed "llrilliiint planning" from St Louis. Missouri on Kahman suspended the na- Prune Minister. 1804-1881 SHREW8WMY. N J MOMOAY, MAY 14. 1979 'Never Too Late' presents comic story of optimism

ByBllXZAPCtC Dr. James, in his brief appearance, is calm and aloof It is Aronaon, in his first appearance with the Players, brings a NAVESINK - Mother's Day came a little lite for Edit* conceivable that hii apparent coldness it a defense against the traahnrei and vivacity to the role. He is uncomfortable in his Lambert this year- about» years too late excesses of bis wife; more likely. Wells needs to lake mare own home, but that is to be expected The change in his BdHh, aUyad by Irene Fischer In the Moarnouth Players command of the stage Be is a doctor, and he U a dole friend relationship with Harry at the end of the show u welcomed prodsjetioa of Stunner Arthur Long's comedy, "Never Too He should be at east in the Lambert living mom Kate, living in a house built from "the best lumber money Lite," is a buatUnf. turned housewife in tbe throes of middle Harry is harried Caught between the problems of his can buy' and never having to work, chafe* at the thought of aft. She apeads her days taking care of her husband Harry, business and the laziness of his darling daughter and her looking dowdy Her social life is stifled, and her wardrobe has portrayed by John Hemleb, and her daafbter Kate and soo-ln husband i apparent incompetence, he does not need the further been reduced to a kimono-smock law Charlie, pUyed by Rosemary Howell aad Charlie Aronsoa complications Edith's change presents Ms Howell II both beautiful and grating When Kate is her At rise, she and Harry are being visited by their old friends. Hemleb has a good feel for Harry, and nil technique is old self, she glides smoothly across the stage When made to Dr. Jame* Kimbrough (Bill Wells) and his wife Grice (Sally tound His only two technical lapses were not already being in work against her will, her voice and manner are shrill enough Peele). character at rise and forgetting momentarily that be was to curdle blood. It it difficult to undo manners of 20-plus years; Ms. Peele, is Grace, presents the scheming, social-climb- playing a drunk in the third act. Ms. Howell has a good feel for the upset such a change would ing wife with a frightening aplomb. The change that comas over Charlie Clinton hai a few problems. Besides the fact that be cause Edith as tot play progresses has her signature on it. Grace is has no authority at the lumber yard and that Harry, in the Joe Cohen, as the Mayor, is a born politician He wheels and the woman that a man says "No" to before she asks him a truest Archie Bunker manner, wants him out of the house and deals with the best of them. thing, and Ms Peele could project this character in a Kail three out of his life, Charlie must face a wife who wants to get The show continues this Friday and Saturday evenings at times tbe site of the Navesink library pregnant to avoid housework. Or, rather, not face her. 1:30 pm. at the Navesink Library lollMIKMI.KB Operation Prime Time latest offering: 'The Rebels9

By PETER J. BUYER gether to produce large-scale, may have already shown in Charboneaux is known as Phil- pal. Kph Tail, who adds some the cuckold shoot first. When take the scandal caused when but substance isn't the objec- prime-time programming that your city. Many stations are ip Kent He s the illegitimate earth to the stew he misses, he goes for another Jud was caught with his pants tive Operation Prime Time LOS ANGELES (AP) - can compete with the beginning the minisenes to- son of a French nobleman Judson. says Eph. "has the gun and fires again, killing down, so to speak knows that John Jakes is the Another of those lusty ro- networks. night, some next week. who's fled to America w es- kinds of style that gets him Jud s nice-guy second. . So, loveless, and being a imly wntar in history to have mance-adventure TV movies So far, the thing his "The Rebels" is the stuff cape a troubled past Lucky shot at by husbands and Jud blasts the guy. then blark sheep and all. Jud joins three books on the New York is upon us - John Jakes' "The worked. The first (our Opera- Operation Prime Time spe- for the story, the American fathers." In fact, much of this runs to his dying friend just in the Virginia brigade and heads Times best-seller list in a Rebels," the continuing saga tion Prime Time efforts - cialises in — the supermarket Revolution just happens to be movie is Jud shooting and get- time to hear him say with his north to fight the bloody Brit- year And when the network of Phillip Charboneaux, whom "Testimony of Two Men," book-rack comes to TV. Slick, brewing, and Philip jumps in ting shot at. The rest is largely last breath: "They weren't ish He and Eph meet Philip, competition is the likes of we originally met as "The "The Immigrants," "Eve- straightforward drama, light, with both boots. Jud doing the things that very honorable, were they?" and the three made the War Supertrain' or "Laverne Bastard." ning in Byzantium" and "The fluffy dialogue, simple plots. All romance novels have to prompted the shootings This isn't the only trouble lor Independance an excuse and Shirley, you don't moan As was the case with "The Bastard" — showed quite Like "The Bastard, the have a lovable rascal, and this One thing about this type of Jud s romantic nature has lor some merry adventures about substance. Bastard," "The Rebels" is a well, actually topping the newest offering is loaded with has three. Philip is joined by entertainment — the folks die wrought His filandering cost They save each other's product of Operation Prime networks in ratings in some cleavage, costumes and another aristocrat with a past. well. In the beginning. Jud is him Peggy McLean, the love lives a lot. get drunk and meet Time, a consortium of inde- markets. manners. Virginian Judson Fletcher. He challenged by a wronged hus- of his life, who married anoth- pretty women pendent TV stations banded to- "The Rebels. " by the way. This time around. Phillip brings along his backwoods band They duel, but Jud lets er man because she couldn't Not a lot of substance here. Television Today New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 "

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By MARGUERITE HENDERSON

TINTON FALLS-AI1 dressed up ud lomeplace to go: Ranney School The school's decision to change uniform companies aid add opiums to the basic navy blue and gray theme, has had a major impact on the student body of more than MO, accord- ing to Mr and Mrs Russel G. Ranney, who run the place. Everyone has to get up earlier to get their fashion act together! Now that it's spring a young man's fancy (in the Upper School. that is i may turn to light-weight polyester blazers in either navy or gray, wom with white or grey chinos. Their winter wear is basically navy blazers with grey slacks (also the reverse of that I worn with dress shirt and tie. Spring options for coeds include short-sleeved cord dresses in pastel blue, pink or yellow (with rope belts and the all-important initials: KSi wom with cool matching pastel knee socks Even more cool is the mix and match three-piece blue cord suit The pieces are jacket, skirt and slacks i in Is winter wardrobes in the 7th through 12th grade set, are particularly chic Upwards from their Top-Siders and saddle shoes (not required, but popular) may be Cochburn plaid wool lined slacks or kilt, $25 and $26 repectively; grey worsted box- pleated skirt i$311 slacks ($29.50) and shift ($41 75); regu- lation blouses; pullovers and cardigans in four solid colors, and blazers in green or navy tagged at $40. There are also such essentials as gym suits, gym socks, seat shirt, sweat pants, and even a long-sleeved turtleneck to by Danskin.

Everything else is by Campus Outfitters, New York, reputedly ranked A-plus for quality and easy access order- ing

Lower School children can wear everything the Upper NNUtor lltfl *MfMfcv D M Lord* Schoolers wear, with two additions: a Cochburn plaid Amy Mlchnowlcz, 7, Colts Neck, wearing Cochburn plaid pleated jumper and hunter green tunic. BIG MAN ON SEESAW — Kyle Barr, 5, Interlaken, In Ranney School's traditional navy blazer and grey slacks, kilt, yellow pullover and matching socks; Su Ming Yeh, Uniforms are not mandatory for kindergartners, but Is anchor man on the school seesaw, surrounded by 7, Holmdel, showing Cochburn plaid Jumper with white hunter green slacks and green and white checked and schoolgirls In latest f ashions SThey are, from left to right, cotton blouse and socks, and Jennifer Flledner, 5, Nep- pocketed smocks are available. Truly, the chic start young. Lifestyle Claudia Regan, 10, Holmdel, also in slacks and blazer; tune, In green and white smock and green slacks. She and Amy Kurdyla, 8, Oceanport, In yellow blouse and hunter Kyle are Ranney School "beginners" and the other MONDAY, MAY 14, 1979 green tunic and matching socks; Krlsty Bogardus, 10, youngsters are Lower School students. Brick Township, In pink cord dress and white socks, HINTS FROM HELOISE Ideas wanted for handicapped

DKAK HKI.OISK: He had a bud habit of taking down several shirts and pants I have used hints from your column for years and I truly before deciding what lo wear. appreciate the help your readers have given me. Thank you, I uimlil then come home to a pile of wrinkled clothes, some IIIIIMM' . lor making my life a little easier. haling lo be re-pressed. As I am a polio \ ii-tim. I with others with handicaps would One day, after again asking him not to take down so many share their hints on how to make life easier through your ihini'.s since im time and energy was already limited, he column. replied: I bm mnyi believed life is hard enough, but II becomes 'Mama, uh> don't you hang the shirts and pants that easier when people look out for each other. mulch on one hanger, and then I won't take down but one a There are all sorts of ideas handicapped people and their da). families have come up with that could help others. Thank heaven lor little boys! —Laura McMillan You see. the greatest gift is one that is given. If love is not DEAR HKl.oisi; given it cannot grow. — Carolyn i Like the rest ol us antiques, our dear old oriental rug thai had raised our kids and half the neighbors' kids wai showing Its You are so right! Those of us who have been so richly ;•»".•• — "stiver threads among the gold," sort of. blessed with good health don't really understand the day-to-day So I iiol on im knees — a good place to start any project, I battles and frustrations that the handicapped face. always sa), and touched those worn spots with red and blue lor So. readers, if you know of shortcuts and easier ways for the iihuU'it'ri [ell-lip marking pens. handicapped to tackle their daily tasks, share with us. — It put ntn life into the old girl, just as a little rinse does for Heloise me! -II II. You sound like such a dear. Its wonderful lo have a sense of DKAK HELOISE: humor, especially as time goes by. I discovered, by accident, that it's much easier to make As the old saying goes, "You're not getting older, you're sundniihcs usingIrozen bread. gelling better. " Nrciliiid lo make several sandwiches fur a luncheon, 1 had 1 know lor a (act that one of the finest hotels in the country tailed lo take the bread from the freezer. does this I saw it. — Heloise Bui you know, it's easier lo spread butter and such, plus PEAR IIELOI8E: much quicker and easier to cut as the bread stays firm. — Mrs. • lines another use lor those zipper-type sandwich bags. J.A. llaan When playing curds or small game boxes become worn out, DECISIONS, DECISIONS — Students at Ranney School, slacks; Karen Moore, IS, Neptune, in pink cord dress; DKAK HELOISE: just place the contents of each set, along with the rules, in one finton Falls, are now able to pick and choose from a Heidi Jill Call, 16, Tinton Falls, green blazer, Cochburn I he inside ol the back part ul my shoes wore out. ul these bags und "zip" it closed. — Catherine Turpen variety of new uniforms designed for both warm and cool plaid kilt, yellow blouse and socks; Robin DeLuca, 17, 1 bought a package of jean patches, cut one to fit the insole seasons. Modeling are students in the Upper School, Middletown, wearing blue cord suit and white blouse, ul mi shoe, glued it down and it's working fine! — Shirley Balti standing left to right, Paige Berry, 16, Island Heights, In and Amy Peat, 14, Eatontown, in grey lumper with white DKAK HKLO1SE: U SELECTED OVAL, ROUND navy blazer and socks, yellow crewneck and grev skirt; Danskin top, sweater and socks. I haw n sun in kindergarten. Since 1 have to leave for work to4U /0 & STANDARD HUMES Eric Alboher, 16, Sea Bright, in grev blazer and navy helore he gell ready lo leave for school, I had a problem with $ M IllscliUhi's SPECIAL FRAMES *1« to 6 CUSTOM FRAMING • OILS • GRAPHICS, ANN LANDERS PRINTS • NEEDLECRAFT • ETC. How to SPANCRAFT STUDIOS 1001 FRAMES - READY MADE FRAMES subscribe 37 E. FRONT STORED BANK 747-3995 10.00-6.00 Monday-Saturday CLOSED WEDNESDAYS to The Picture revealed in time

Dear AH: If it didn't hap- DearN.L.: Not only did you deplorable illualloa exists. IIc ask is decent treatment — Daily pen lo me. I wouldn't believe get the picture, honey, you UII.II happened lo old-lash- Still Wailinq In Atlanta What's prudish? What s O.K.? If you aren't sure, you ii. So help me. every word is also got the frame. Live and Mined business courtesy'.' Dear S.W.: I hope every Carl I. Quatliu, Register Irue. I nas invited by mv learn Don I Ihese personnel ex- personnel executive in charge need some help. It's available HP. bm n ienil Iu go away for a lie.n Ann Landers: My hus- i-euliies realise him much a of hiring will take note of your in the booklet; "Necking and weekend. I agreed, thinking band has been unemployed for response ul some kind means letter. Petting- What Are the Lim- its1'" Mail your request to Ann QUEEN FOR A DAY lie uould eujin a blissful, ro- quilt' some lime. The thing he Iu ihc |IM>Ii slill who needs a It is inexcusable to in- Landers. P O. Box 11995. Chi- mantic couple ol days togeth- linds most difficult lo handle job ' terview a prospective employ- MOTHER ON MAY 13th er When he came lo pick me is the lack ul response from Mi heart just about breaks ee and not contact him lor her cago. Illinois 60611. enclosing up he had his mother along. the companies he contacts. nhen im husband asks, "Any- to say either the job is yours or 50 cents and a long, stamped, On Mother's Day we publicly acknowledge that everything centers around her and thai we all are Laughingl!. he said. "Mom Inn major transportation thing in the mail today? " All it went to someone else. self-addressed envelope. her willing subjects. »ill be our chaperone ' Since companies hait* gone to Ihe I'm married inn husband expense ol IKing him to their It Is our yearly reminder of Mother's im- The Daily Register portance. For, we all are so accuitomed to One Register Plaza Iratela a Ion ii seemed like a hiinie unices. The! put him Mother'! dally unselfish effort! that we often Shrewsbury N J 07701 iie.il idea - Mom acting at through a series ol lengthy in HOLY CROSS SCHOOL I he heard." tt'iiii'iis und written lefts. forget the many thanks dae her. We hope all 0 Dally S Sunday. Then - nothing. Nol a phone Mothers will permit ui to urve them whenever When »e arriied al the ho- possible. If there is any favor, or courtesy we can 1.00 weekly cull or nole saying "Drop tel, he luld me I was going to REGISTRATION do for any Mather, any day, we welcome such ; Sunday only, share a room with Mom and dead, or "We don'l want requests. 2SC weekly mil net together later. I MIU. or 'Sorry, you're not YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you Dally only. agreed, knotting we had to be ijiialillnl lust deadli si will be held for grades need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If careful ol appearances. Icnir 75« weekly shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly I'lrase ask vour readers Well, us il turned out. my Kindergarten - 8th without extra charge. A great many people en- gorgeous gu) went off with II ho du hiring wh\ this trust ui with their prescription!. May we com- IHII K»y» he niel al the pool. pound yours? and I nas left with good old Films Qt library on • Munisi. »ho. us il turned out, «as a lesbian. FREEHOLD-On lliursday Tuesday, May 15 from 9 A.M. -1 P.M. Mother und son were both from 1 to 2 p.m. the Freehold Shrewsbury Pharmacy or call 542-400U Kai. und I was supposed lo Public Library will leature a THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS film festival that includes (or Klwp nith Mum. I packed up 40 RumsonRd. BROAD ST. 74I-4IM 8HHKWBBURY I as suon us I gol the picture and such movie greats as the Marx PRESCRIPTION CHEMIST!! FREE DELIVERY I Delivery am still in a Male of shock. I'd Brothers, W C, Fields, ttorting fomerrow like sour opinion of Ihls circus. Charlie Chaplin and Laurel Rumson - Nut l.uughjm In Fla. and Hardy MONOAY. MAY 14. 1»7» A NEW YOU Total look in beauty

By EMILY WILKENS MOISTURIZING TIP In the morning, I smooth oil on my face before I While she believes exercise is important — and there's shower," she said "The moisturiming effect of the oil is no doubt but that it is - New York fitness expert Barbara more effective when the skin is wet " Pearlman believes it's just one facet of beauty It's not only exercise that keeps her trim but a diet that's "I see beauty as a totality, " she said. "You can't well balanced She eats a great deal of fish, eggs and divorce skin care from nail care or body care, etc Every- poultry. thing adds up to the total you You shouldn't go overboard in any one direction but give every area of your body the care it 1 love to cook." Barbara told me "It's a creative needs " thing, a means of expression '' One of her favorite recipes is JAKE A TICKET — Publicizing Thursday's I p.m. bene- that low-calorie French fish stew, Bouillabaisse fit card party and fashion show planned bv the TInton THEY GO TOGETHER DIET DRINKS Falls Schools' PTA are committee aides, from left to Barbara started out to be a dancer, but then she married rloht, Mrs. Joy Eastmead; Mrs. Eleanor Brady, and Instead of cocktails, you're more likely to find this slim and had a family and was unable to devote full time to her and savvy beauty, who is 36 but moves and looks like a teen- Mrs. Meredith Williams. Children's fashions from Babv career. A dynamo (and diet has lots to do with her super Bambl, Fair Haven, men and boys' fashions from Clay- ager, sipping Perrier with a dash of lime or enjoying energy I, Barbara suddenly realized that dancing and ex- cranberry juice, which is one of her favorites. ton and Magee, Red Bank, and girls' and women's ercise Jhad much in common Result: she started a business fashions from Annie Sez, Shrewsbury, will be modeled at of her own geared to flexible Work hours She is an exercise "I also keep an eye on salt consumption." she said. "1 the event, to take place In TInton Falls School, 674 TInton teacher who makes house calls Her clients include such use only sea salt and experiment with other herbs for Ave. beautiful people as actress Dyan Cannon seasoning. I'm growing an herb garden on my window sill." Barbara Pearlman s routines are the "Dance Ex- What's one of her favorite exercise tricks? "It's exercis- ercises" she writes about in the book of that title published ing to music," she said A disco beat really gets you Tinton Falls PTA by Dolphin Books The book is an eight-week course you can moving." pursue on vour own. You can use a disco beat for all kinds of exercises, including the "10 Little Yogas" described in my bulletin. To sets Thursday party ' KXERCISE OPPORTUNITIES obtain a copy, send 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped Barbara sees an exercise opportunity in everything. For envelope to Emily Wilkens' Yoga Bulletin, care of this TINTON FALLS-Mrs. An- Thomas Williams, Mrs. Susan example, she assumes a fencer's pose when she wields the newspaper. drew Pappas is chairman of Crooks, Mrs. Adele Sizelove vacuum's wand; while ironing, she rests hands on the board and does a sidekick. JUST FOR YOU Thursday's 8 p.m. card party and Mrs Gail lYtnn Dear Kmih: What causes nail polish to bubble and spoil and fashion show sponsored by ihc smooth look ol nails? — Curious the Tinton Falls Schools PTA "Every woman can find opportunities to exercise if she Fashions from Annie Sez, wants to," Barbara said. "For example, when you brush It will be in Tinton Falls Dear Curious: Could be you're not removing every last Shrewsbury; Clayton and your teeth, hold onto the basin as if it were a ballet barre and School, 674 Tinton Ave. Magee, Red Bank, and Baby trace of polish remover. Wash hands well with soap and do leg stretches." water before you apply polish. LUNCHEON SHOW — A collection from the Flemlnoton The committee includes Bambi, Fair Haven, will be Fur Co., will be modeled at the Installation luncheon of Mrs. Pannie Holly, Mrs. Helen modeled. Refreshments will Trim and attractive, Barbara's beauty routine includes a EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot under- the Sisterhood of Monmouth Reform Temple, Tinton Kochman, Mrs. Jack Brady, be from The Dessert Cart, super facial cleansing every pm First, she removes take to answer each one. She will use questions of general Falls, Tuesday, May 22 at 11:30 a.m. In Harbor Island Mrs. Lewis Eastmead, Mrs. Shrewsbury makeup with oil, then uses soap and water Occasionally she interest in her column Address your letters to Emily Spa, West End. Mrs. Harold Schnabolk, Badminton applies an astringent. Wilkens. care of this newspaper Court, Sea Bright, and Mrs. Jacqueline Winters, Alton Court, Shadow Lake Village, Middletown, are luncheon Weddings chairmen and may be contacted for reservations. MCOSS dinner ASK DR. BROTHERS has a new look jpfl The phony sex clinic RED BANK - The annual dinner of MCOSS Nursing Ser- vices will be held May 31 at 6:30 p.m. in the Jumping Brook Country Club in Neptune. Making a departure from previous annual dinners, the By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS reputable, qualified therapist. agency will forego a speaker and celebrate 1979 as the Year of IH'ar Dr. Brothers: I'm 23, a professional and a modern Dear Dr. Brothers: My wile and I are in our late 70s. We knuu we re lortunale to have each other and to be in good the Volunteer, by honoring the many individuals throughout the Human in most everything but sex. 1 live alone and I don't think I ha\r any moral or religious sex hangups. I'm attracted to men hcullh. Last month, we told the family we planned to celebrate county who have dedicated their time and support to agency inn lung marriage by taking a delayed honeymoon trip. We programs. prnsually. definitely not to women, but my attraction ends the moment a man gels really intimate. I guess I just like the ncMM ilMI en id go on a proper honeymoon after our marriage There will be a brief annual meeting conducted by Mrs. allection and loreplay. but not the real thing. I've worried because we Here flat broke. Well, a lot of younger relatives, Robert C. Stanley Jr., president, and staff awards for longevity about this as it's spoiled every serious relationship I've ever including children, have made some rather snide remarks. One of service will be presented by Andrew J. Riddell, agency had. M> last boyfriend must have talked to someone about me lli-u'ur-old commented that honeymoons are supposed to be for administrator A special fund-raising project also will come to w iihum asking my permission or telling me. Anyway, I was sex and so it would be lost on us. I, of course, didn't correct him Mil AM) MRS. DANIEL BADA a conclusion that night. shucked n hrn 1 got a call from a woman who said she was a sex but this simply is not the case. Why do many people think that Special entertainment will be provided by representatives counselor who would like to talk with me. I thought this might older people lose interest in sex? Who is giving tkem Uul Idea? of the board of trustees and the MCOSS staff nurses he \aluable so I did talk with her. She took me to what she I nless im wile and 1 are the great exception to the rule, I can't i Bada-Moench called a sev clinic. When I got there I was forced to disrobe and accept this. It occurred to me that maybe part of the fuss that lu have sev with three strange men. All this was monitored but •mi announcement created was because they all thought we HAZI.KT In St. John's United Methodist I Has icrriiieil and when I got home 1 couldn't stop crying. I should spend our money more wisely. (Perhaps, by giving it to Church here April 21, Miss Nancy Lois Engaged thought I was having a nervous breakdown. If this was the first them i I hi >IIU think we're being selfish? - H.E. Moench, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Hireling, I kept asking myself, what could the other courses be Dear HE.: Definitely not! 1 think your younger relatives Moench, 16 W Richard St. became the bride like" Is this what I need? What should I do? - V.R. of Daniel Albert Bada, son of Mrs. Argentina Koehler-Remmers are being selfish and insensitive 1 think you should go on that Bada. Bellmawr. Dear V.R : Don't return to this "sex clinic " again and if honeymoon and enjoy yourself to the fullest. Love and intimacy WHEATON, III -Miss are not the exclusive property of those between 16 and 60 The Rev. Norman R. Riley officiated you receive any pressure, tell them you intend to report them to Karen Remmers and Robert the proper authorities 1 wonder that you haven't already done Mrs Gail Incitti was matron of honor for A. Koehler will be married her sister and Charles Trivenia was best man. this Unfortunately there are clinics, or so-called clinics that YOU MAY BE A WINNER this month Announcement of exploit both men and women. Such places can be extremely Mrs. Bada was graduated from Trenton their engagement is made by in State College and is a teacher in Runnemede. harmful and can lead to serious emotional problems. Miss Remmers' parents. Mr I strongly suggest you see a reliable doctor, tell him about Mr. Bada is also a Trenton State alumnus and Mrs Calvin C. Remmers and is doing graduate work. He is a special your experience at this "clinic " and ask htm how you might go The Daily Registers here. Mr. Koehler of Downers education teacher in Camden. He and his bride about registering a complaint against it. make their home in Blackwood Grove, is the son of Mr. and 1 also feel you are suffering from inhibitions and guilts that Mrs Donald Koehler. 4 Bever- have been carried over from your childhood, and that you need ly Drive. Holmdel. N. J. professional help You might ask your doctor to suggest a Social Miss Remmers, a graduate of Wheaton North High School Security and Elmhurst College, is an Talk about Social Security information systems staff Sweep- member for Western Electric, LINCROFT — Rosemary Jamrozy, operations supervisor Lisle of the Asbury Park Social Security Administration, will present a talk on "A Working Woman's Guide to Social Security" in a Stakes Mr Koehler is an alumnus program sponsored by Brookdale Community College tonight of Chatham Township High from 8 to 10 p.m. School and the University of She will set forth ways to calculate individual returns and Illinois He is an occupational figure out quarters of coverage, creditable earning, and sur- Karen Kemmers engineer for Werstern Elec- vivor benefits She also will point out some of the disadvantages Robert A. Koehler tric. Chicago. still faced by women, and speak on the problems and values of a winner insurance for humemakers. every day Auxiliary marks 30th anniversary now KEANSBURG - The First They presented a check for Aid Ladies Auxiliary cele- '$1,000 to Isabelle McDermott, I LOST 125 LBS. AT through president of the First Aid \IH. AM) MRS. CHRISTOPHER SAMPOLI brated its 30th anniversary at a dinner in Buck Smith's Res- Squad, to be used for squad LEAN LINE June 17 Sampoli-Massaro taurant: East Keansburg needs EATONTOWN-Hatncia Massaro and U S. Marine Corps Corporal Christopher Sampoli CONTACT LENSES were married April 21 in St. Dorothea's Ro- Contact lenses are available for the correc- man Catholic Church. The Rev. James B. Coyle officiated. There was a reception in tion of nearsightedness, farsightedness Sirianni's Friendly Cafe, Long Branch. and astigmatism. BEFORE Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs Vmnie Penevotpe lost 125 lbs on the Lean Line program Your Social Security number Albert E. Sirianni, 7 Park Road. Monmouth SPRING and has maintained her weight loss for 4 years* LIMITED Lean Line lakes a psychological approach can win Beach, and Mr and Mrs. Louis A. Sampoli. OFFER io losing weight wilh our exclusive university tested Lakewood TIME ONLY ^Bt&k* Modfkation TacMqutt/ Backed up by an easy-lo-live-with diet thai even letB you Attending the bride were Cara Massaro. eat spaghetti, bagels, Io* and peanut butter 5 CANS SROI HIGH YIELD COFI matron of honor. Judi Pardue, Debbie Sobel Plus Mystery Grand Prize! and Kristi Penta Melissa and Anthony SOFT LENSES These, art the no boiling, Massaro were flower girl and ring bearer. There's nothing tor you Io dabui send in your social security number Write •ott lentea lor the correc- Bring in this ad and save *2.00 when 1 Michael Meaney was best man. Ushers registering of rfrwjistoring il in on the blank in the coupon (DO NOT SEND YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY tion ol neartlghtedneat CARD) and mail it to us. A new winner will be drawn every day through June were William Pardue. Henry O'Leary and Tim — other twins nallable. $7 SO liral week and 1326 per week thereafter 17 and your entry is good tor each day until drawn Winning numbers will Sampoli. Soil lenaee available the pr. MonmouOi County 7764677 Onon County 26*4242 be announced each day in The Daily and Sunday Rigialer and you must Mrs. Sampoli is an alumna of Shore Re- tame day In moat caaea 95 Nr» j™y 201 757-7677 claim your prize within 3 days at The Register's main Met, Broad St.. gional High School, West Long Branch. Shrewsbury Each days winners receive 5 cans ol High Yield cotfee A SOFT LENSES ARE FULLY mystery Grand Prize al close ol contest See complete rules posted al our Corp. Sampoli also attended Shore Re- Shrewsbury Office gional. He and his bride will reside in Jack- GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS sonville. N. C. He is stationed at Air Station line • thorn or your money fully rpfunded on Lens New River rimii r-n tri r NW * wvfti) Wtd •! Mb e GAS PERMEABLE FLEX IENS tinted $75. pr. |.'n PMIHOLD— VFW Ptni Wawwwtu Rd Wed II 7 IS D m HAZLET—Nortti Foss-McEwen Onwrvifle Fire Co 37? Middlf Rd Th* M 9 IS • m & Tin at 7 tft p m JACKSON— PIMM enter my Social Security EXAMINATIONS, FITTING, ADJUSTMENT Jac Kiun Township r>r« Co No t Nvw Protpeci fid Mon « 7 16 p m LITTLE SlLVfER- COLD CAM KIT AND FOLLOW-UP CARE I .Nip Silvnr r.r« Hoinw Pimped Aw Tufl « 9 15 im & 7 IS p m LONO MANCH- Number in your SweepsUke* Contest COLONIA-Mr. and Mrs Malcolm McEwen announce the MO. ADDITIONAL vMCA 404 Broadway Thui at 7 tft pm HANALAPAM—Swmbach't Dtpl Sk»t Community Hm R| 9. Tue ai 6 30 p m MAHAtOUAN—Enoirw Co No 2. PfMMt Avt MY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IS marriage of their daughter, Miss Patricia Ann McEwen, to T.m Jt9 ifiam & 7 15 pm & Wtd al H 00 i m MATAWAft—Wsthmgun Engme Co Thor Judson Foss, son of Mrs. Betty Foss, Garden Park, Jactuon Si (DWiind Ctntril Jorwy Bank) Man m 7 15 pm & Wed al 9 IS am DR. JEROME WILDMAN MIDOLCTOWtt—Chritl Episcopal Church 9? Kmg» Hwy Thur al 7 15 p m MORGAN- Hazlet, in the Roman Catholic Church of the Ascension, Pit- OPTOMITRIST VILLE—R(rt>tfisyi»e frbtt Church Chutch Rd & T#nntm Hd 1'* it 9 15 a m HIPTUHC CrTY—Umttd FIIBCO NO 1, Memo** Home Laurtf Avt.fThur at 9 15 am A ' ^^T I live in tsburgh, Pa, April 21. 654 Newman Springs Rd. lor further Information oi JAC KM**—IM kvi" i«vc«i Out) RouM571 . m.K- «»»i}>< Ca« shoplifting Iromi'athmark come tax? Is Ike lateral m which in turn will mail the years can be pretty lean, so your income will be $1,500 this the E bonds which hat iccnied year if no further dividend in- The five were sentenced by Branch, and Laura A Minion new H bonds to you. any help you can get from in- taxable la Ike year of tke ex- crued E bond interest in the creases are declared How- Municipal Court Judge Alan 425 Dudley Apartment! N« 29 Kredenck W Peterson. 339 If you wish to pay the in- creasing dividend income will year the exchange takes place, be welcome. The portfolio ever, four of the five stocks M Klalsky Long Uiiiiiili charged tftt Broad SI. was lound guilty of ckaage? HE Mlckigu come tax liability on the ac- you may. However, you may which 1 have selected for you should boost payments before possession »l men li.indise sto- potKUion ul stolen property, A— Your E bonds may be Three of the five were prefer to postpone payment has achieved a dividend the year end Mountain States len Irtim Hahne's and lined $1(10 plus $15 court exchanged through a local charged with shoplifting (rum until the H bonds received in growth record of over I Tel has just raised its Susan J Fnedlind 214 bank A minimum amount of Suit names exchange mature, are sold, or percent on average annually payment 12 percent to 12 52 a $500. and multiples thereof, are transferred. H bond in- for the last five years. Based share are required for each ex- terest is mailed to you twice on a continuation of that rate, change To obtain the max- Brookdale 1 Mr Sargent cannot an- County Births each year, and taxes are due your dividends would double in swer all mail personally, but defendant on this interest in the year less than a decade. will answer all questions pos- KIVKHVIICW Mr and Mrs Herman Mr and Mrs Patrick State to decide received While both types of You should purchase 200 sible in his column) Ked Bank I'r.iiu < Lorraine Knonlei. 43 i .mm 800 Spray Ave., FREEHOLD - Brookdale bonds pay an average of 6 Mr. and Mrs Clark Knox l.ant- Knghshlown. a lieachwood. son. May 9. on bridge issue Community College was percent interest over their Herman iHita Sagurtofi. 42 daughter. May 12 Mr and Mrs James Walk- named a defendant in a law- lives. H bond interest starts at Hill Road, Atlantic Highlands. Mi .ind Mrs Robert Ab- er. 58 Olongapo Lane. KaWn- HOLMDEL - The state suit filed by Constance Savage $11 per $1,000 six months after will make a decision on wheth- a daughter, May 9 bull i \IHIKM HLII lev), 47» i.,ttn daughter Mayi. of Illinois Ave, Port Mon- purchase. The next Dine er to replace the single-lane Pay bills the easy, Mr and Mrs Bermce Well si Long Branch, a son. mouth. who claimed she was payments are $29 and the fol- Mr and Mrs Dennis Gazi, truss bridge on Route 520 in Swanson {Silvia Guerino), 16 Ma; 12 assaulted while on the col- lowing ten are 132.56. You can :(70 I'mc Si Kaiontown, two to three months, state En- money-saving way ! Stonehurst Terrace, Hazlet. a Mr and Mrs Kenneth lege's parking lot. figure how much E bond in- % daughter. May9 vironmental Protection Com- daughter, May 9 Goble I Ellen Clayton), M In her lawsuit, filed by terest has accrued by subtrac- PLUS 5\ interest Mr and Mrs (lary Wolfe. missioner Daniel J o Hern Wavcrfy St . Keyporl • sun. Martin M. Rudnick of Hazlet. ting from the bond's exchange Mr and Mrs John M Rorii S9S Main SI, Keyport. son. says May t2' Ms Savage charged that the value, the amount you paid for per annum. < Linda Anne Fornicolai, 85 May II) Tinton Ave , Eatontown. a Mr and Mrs John Tnivncn About 18 automobile acci- college was negligent in per- it originally. 'Frances Espoiitol - An- dents, including one which son, May 9 Mr. and Mcs Donald mitting a dangerous condition Q— I am lo retire soon and napolis Drive ,i Bon Msrj 1- killed two persons, have oc- Mr. and Mrs Mihaial 1'uslrll :>>S I'lllll Ave. Lung to exist She is seeking dam would like some advice 01 In- Mr i txl Mi'-i .lulin curred on the bridge since Branch, sun MM HI ages from the college NEPTUNE • ASOURYPARK- MANAIAPAN Papagiannakis iKvstratia 1972. vesting $16,000 lor extra in- C Veleneei fMartlyi Kumw H MI and Mrs Bruce Myer. Kyros), 40 Oceanview Ave", Carnage Road North Hazlel B .Glen Wall Heights. Belmar. The Department of En- Keansburg, a daughter. May 9 • daughter, May M • . 11 • 111111 • -n.i I Protection Mr and Mrs Faruh Lacka SOD, May 7 IDEPI. in cooperation with '. (Dulbere Memeti), 13 Gryle the Department of Transpor- ;fit, New Monmouth a daugh- MnWlllI I II Ml Illl \l Mr and Mrs Michael Make a Date Delui .is. 2411 A Seabreeze tation I DOT), will investigate ter, May 9 < I:\II.H MAY 4,5,11,12,18, II MAY 18 \vc East Keansburg, daugh- possible solutions. Mr O'Hern Mr, and Mrs. Gary A l.nii|i Branch Pine Tree Players presents "Hound of The Lincroft Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary will hold a Flea tei Ma) 10 said. Matuch iPaulette Affusoi, 33 Mr. a ml Mri Steven Baskervilles." Sherlock Holmes mystery, director John Market at the Fire House on Newman Springs Rd., 9-4. The state will confer on the Ravine Road, Red Bank, a Schreibmah, B3 White 81 Mr and Mrs Kenneth McLearen, Spring Lake Community House Theater, project with the Army Corps $6.00 a space. For information call 741 Km or 747-5369 daughter. May 9. Long Branch jon Maj 6 Sikurski. tili Victor Ave., Madison and Third Ave. Curtain 8:40 p.m., matinee May 12 BatontOWn sun. May ID ol Engineers, the Federal Rummage & What-Not Sale. 10 am. to 3 p.m., Ameri- Mr and Mrs Jimmiy He- Mr and Ml Uavrd at 2 p.m. Tickets $4. $3 students, senior citizens. Group Mr and Mrs Barry Slott. 14 Highway Administration and can Legion Post 338. Hwy 36. Leonardo, sponsored by aves I Alberta M. Cut), 3 Dlckerson, iJH Ridge Ave discounts. 774-2708. 528-6959. the Department of the In- Mariveles Road, Eatontown, a Asbury I'ark. daughtei May 1 Lockwood Place, Oakhurst. Ladies Auxiliary Refreshments available. daughter, Mavio. terior s Fish and Wildlife daughter. May 10 Mr and Mis Mrs Ira MAY 9, 16, 23, 30 Ladies Auxiliary of Branchport Hose Co. is having a Boyce. 811 Third Si I nion Division. Mr and Mrs Richard D. The Transcendental Meditation Program, offers free Yard Sale at the Fire House, on Branchport Ave., Long Beach, sun May N JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Four state officials, includ- Taintor (Madeliene Beberti introductory presentations with a color film every Wed. 8 Branch. 9a. m to4p.m. For space call 222-0814 or 222-3651 CENTER ing Mr O'Hern. inspected the .1600 Bryan Ave , Wanamassa. Mr and Mis HI p.m. Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Call 747-7035. Neptune bridge Friday with Monmouth a daughter, May 10 Aymonier, :t7 South Ave Ai Keyport Historical Society Flea Market to be held at Mr and Mrs. Kdward County Engineer Charles B. Steamboat Dock Museum. American Legion Dr, 9-4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs Ralph W lantfc Highland! daughter. MAY 10,11 & 17,18 K i • • III•• r i Anastasia Van Benschoten The bridge Spaces available $5 00 Call 264-7515 Rain date May 26. Heston (Patricia Stryker i. 907 May H TINTON FALLS COOPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL Karakbgloul Aberdeen Road, runs between Marlboro and Armstrong Blvd. Ocean, a Mi and Mis Jonathan will hold Fall registration on Thurs. & Fri . May 10, 11 & Klea Market sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Matawan son. May 5. this township. daughter. May 10 1-Mnn 400 Sixth Kw \sliui> May 17.18 from 9-11 A.M. Children may participate during Union Gardens will be on May 19, 9-5 p.m. Tables $3 and $5. Mr and Mrs David Huiter, The county has been trying the Open House at school, 332 Hance Ave , Tinton Falls. Mr. and Mrs. David Chris I'ark. daughtei May8. Call Louise Aldorasi for tables. 264-5982. net Nancy llartog), 160 to get the bridge replaced For additional information call 747-3990 tiansen I Catherine Colavitoi. Mr and Mrs, William 1 Howell Road, Freehold, since 1972. Mr. Van Flea Market at Middletown High School South, May 19. 250 Harding Blvd . Matawan. a Mclinde. B Sands Plate Mon- MAY 11, It, 18 daughter May 7 Benschoten said, but state and 1979 $7 to rent a space. $12 for double space. Reservations daughter. May 10 niouih Beach, daughtei M 13 Monmouth Players presents hilarious comedy "Never Mr and Mrs Jack Richlin lederal red tape have pre- call High School South. 671-3850 No food sales. Mr. and Mrs Patrick e Too Late," Navesink Library Theatre. Monmouth ltd . i Patricia O'Brien) 'J Mahoras vented any progress. Aconzo I Nora Lee Emmonsi. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Bull- Navesink. Curtain 8:40. Tickets at door. VFW Post 2179Outdoor Flea Market/Garage Sale, Sat., Dine. Wayside, daughter. 45 Bi rch wood Ave . ivant, 32 Slirewshni. \\r Between 6.500 and 7.000 May 19. 9 AM to 5 P.M.. Hwy 36 (east) Port Monmouth, May 7. Keansburg. a son, May 10 I)ce;inpi)M sun Mn\ B cars use the bridge daily. MAY 14, 21 & JUNE 4 inext to A&P). Free admission. $500 for outdoor space 741-6264 Mr. and Mrs. Mark POMPEII AD 79, evening bus trip, transportation, dinner, film program, immediate entrance to exhibit, Woolley. I Edna Torres). 267-C A Luncheon Is Served by the United Methodist Women, gratuities included. Fee $27.00. Call Monmouth County West 4th St.. Unwell, a daugh- Sat. May 19, at 1 P.M. at Christ Church Methodist in Fair ter, May 11. Park System, 842-4000. Visa 4 Master Charge accepted Haven. $3 00each. Reservations: 741-3009or 747-6439 Mr and Mrs Thomas An- MAY 15 derson I Carol Jordan i. 202 "Sneaker Sale" at River Plaza School, Hubbard Ave. "Business Person of the Year Award " Dinner to honor Hamiltonian Drive, a son, May from 10 AM to 4 P.M. Discount prices on Keds, Pro Keds Kenneth L Walker, Jr. by the Shrewsbury Business & 11 Pumas. Converse it others for entire family. Professional Association. James Dolan, President New Mr and Mrs. Nhut-H-Chau Jersey Natural Gas Company is guest speaker. 7 p.m. MAY 20 I Kim Wen Nguyen I, 267-A dinner at the Squire's Pub. West Long Branch RESERVA- Port au peck Fire Co. & Monmouth Model A Ford Club, Eatoncresl Drive. Eatnnlown. TIONS A MUST. Call 741-5242 and ask for Mrs Barberio. annual Antique Car Show & Flea Market at Monmouth a daughter. May 11. RED BANK ONLY Park Race Track, 8 am to 5 p.m For information call $10 per person/$20 per couple. Mr and Mrs John Bendix- SALE STARTS TOMORROW 222-8713. • sen (Eileen Murphy) 1 Valley Bunco Party, sponsored by Ladles Auxiliary Knights Of The N J State Orchestra, Murray Glass, Music Direc- Place, ll.i/l-i a daughter, Columbus at Council Home, Third Ave. & Fair Haven Rd. tor, final concert 1978-79 series. Sun.. May 20, 3 p.m.,' May 11 .it« P M Prizes and refreshments. Donation: $1.50. Mi and Mrs Michael Paramount Theatre. Asbury Park Ken Noda, Pianist, Booth iShannon Kelly) 49 At- Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Assisting Artist. Admission: $4 00 Information please call lantic Ave. Long Branch, a Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Fearey PI., Morgan, 988-8400 or 775-0900. ' son. May 12. LADIES 8:30 I'M Free buffet Information call 739-3867. The New Jersey Museum of Transportation Inc. Si The Mr and Mrs Thomas Child Rumson Garden Club Annual Meeting, May 15, at Shore Historical Re-enactment Association Inc., will pres- iCarol Lavini 20 Victoria Rumson Country CLub, guests welcome, 2:15 P.M. to hear ent "The Great Locomotive Chase" between Noon & 4 Place. Red Bank, a daughter. Mrs James Morgan, from Rydal, Pa., speak about "Con- P.M. on the Pine Creek Railroad at Allaire State Park, Rt. May 12. WEAR SALE temporary Flower Arrangements," accompanied by 524. Wall Township. Rain date, July 22nd Mr and Mrs Vito Masciale slides Donation: $2.00. iJudith DeSouza). 31 Riv- A Flea Market, sponsored by Liberty Hose Ladies erside Ave . Red Bank, a son. Auxiliary will be held at the Liberty Hose Fire House, MAY 15 Hwy 36 & Atlantic St., Keyport. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Rain May 12. SWIM SUITS Business Person of The Year Award" Dinner to date June 3. Spaces $3.00. For reservations call 739-0303 honor Kenneth L. Walker. Jr. by The Shrewsbury Business S) "Gabar". "Sinclair". & Professional Association. James Dolan, President New Plan now for that perfect summer, send your youngster Free screenings ' "Cole of Calif". ' Jersey Natural Gas Company is pest speaker. 7 P.M. to YMCA Camp Arrowhead. Rt 520. Marlboro. Camp Open OFF -House, 2-4 P.M Meet directors, tour facilities, bring a dinner at the Squire's Pub, West Long Branch. RESERVA- set for children 'E. Stewarl", "Poppy" Original TIONS A MUST. Call 741-5212 and ask for Mrs. Barberior. picnic, enjoy woodlands and hills The Tinton Falls Public and More Price $10 per person/$20 per couple. MAY 22 School system is pleased to Available Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Hospi- announce the opening ol regis- 1/2 The Monmouth County Association for Children With tality & Orientation Night at the Cobblestones, Rt 35, Learning Disabilities at their next general meeting proudly tration for tree screening ol Middlelown,8p.m. Dancing Information call 739-3867 all 3 and 4-year-old children present Dr Ernest Siegel, as their pest speaker. Dr. MAY 23 The purpose ol the screening AS LOW AS Siegel is Professor of Special Education at Adelphi Univer- Ladies Auxiliary of the Wayside Fire Co., 900 Green is to identify children who sity. & a well known author of books on the subject of learning disabilities. He was recipient of the Internation Grove Rd, Chinese Bazaar. 7 P.M. Donation: $1.50, door have some risk ol having DRESSES* A.C.I..D. Pioneer of the Yaar Award in 1975. Also at this prizes and refreshments. school problems when llicv SLAX-$ 00 meeting we will be presenting our Educator of the Year enter kindergarten The type I Dutch Auction I plus auction sponsored by Holmdel • GOWNS* VllMI Award to Dorothy Pare for her dedication to helping of problems tested loi are Auxiliary to Bayshore Community Hospital, at Buck SKIRTS lo 23.95 learning disabled students. Join us on Tues.. May 15. 1979 -Hearing ; . "Kasper". Smith's Keansburg, 7:30 P.M. Donation of an item to be lovjs". fly "Collage Tailor"9. "Vera". at St Mary s Church Hall. Rt. 34 & Phalanx Rd.. Colts auctioned or admission of $2.00. Refreshments will be —Vision , sElieJ" Jones. N.Y.", "Giestex". "Vil- Neck. NJ. served. For information call 946-8196 or 264-0229, proceeds —Perceptual lager" and More More to hospital fund —Developmental LJ^ Chinese Auction. 7:30 P.M., Monmouth County Day —Social and Emotional Training Center. 1076 Wayside Rd., Tinton Falls $1 50 MAY 26 Motor Coordination admission Refreshments. Irish Federation Dance. St. Benedict's Hall, Holmdel, — High risk due to medi May 26. Music by Noel Kingston. 9 p.m - I a.m. Donation: cal history Holy Cross School registration K-through 8 40 Kumson BELOW $7.00 prepaid tickets only. Refunds 48 hours prior to dance Screening is- open to chil Rd.. Rumson. 9 A.M. to 1 P.M., Tues., May 15. Information: 787-0829. 842-8382. 739-9063.787-6581 dren of other school districts MAY 17 MAY 27 Children lound bavin) a prob- MAKERS Chinese Auction sponsored by Brevent Park Fire Co. Klea Market Si Crafts plus a five-mile & two-mile Fun lem in one ol (he above area Ladies Auxiliary, to be held at Buck Smith's, May 17, 8 Hun, sponsored by Keyport Kiwanis Club, prizes donated will be eligible lor J free ui» Original 542-0978. Tickets; $7.00 School PTA, fessional. etc I, as well w Price Fourth Annual Dollhouse Show, Meadowbrook School, private lives. This is achieved JUNE 20 Wyckoff Rd.. Eatontown, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Additional through counseling, programs »il Party at Buck Smith's, East Keansburg, benefit information call between 4:30 & 6 p m., 542-3690. Btnjon charlUw, many fine prizes. Donation: $1.50, June for management and financial 8 WALLACE ST. - RED BANK 842-6610 20. 1 P.M. guidance Will Clippers get Walton for Free ?

SAN DIEGO (AP) - By luring Bill Wilton back to averaging. 28 8 points per game for the first-year Absolutely incredible, said Shue. who was run- Denver hit hometown, the San Diego Clippers found the domi- franchise nerup in the NBA Coach of the Year balloting for Walton was able to sign because his contract with nant center they coveted A major stumbling block in the issue will be the guiding the Clippers to 43 victories in their first Portland stipulated that after five years he was a free Now the question looms: Will the price be Free - broken foot Walton suffered at Portland in playoffs a season agent He was Portland's No 1 draft choice in 1(74 high-scoring guard Lloyd Free? year ago The fractured arch sidelined Walton the Depending on the player compensation we are after helping UCLA win two straight NCAA titles, and. "1 don't think we'd be so happy to give up Free " entire past season and. to some, remains a matter of definitely a contender, said guard Handy Smith I at one point. 18 consecutive games said lrv Levin, Clippers president, after announcing concern considering Walton's history of injuries think BUI makes us into a complete team he had signed Walton to the highest salary ever paid in Because of the foot injury, it could be hard to Appearing yesterday at a morning press con- the National Basketball Association decide what is fair.' said Clippers Coach GeneShue lerence. the 26-year-old Walton promised the Clippers Under NBA provisions, San Diego must com- That's not the only hitch for the Clippers They would be winners immediately pensate Portland for the lots of the t-ioot-U Walton, have yet to work out compensation with the Denver I not only visualise a championship here. I the three-time All-American who turned the Traii Nuggets for the late-season signing of guard Brian expect it Not just one, either," said Walton, who said Blazers into champions in three years Taylor, who left Denver over a contract dispute his seven-year contract means I will be spending the Bill Walton is the most valuable player in the My guess is we'll still be working on the makeup rest of my career here Sports NBA, and we expect to be compensated accordingly," of the team by the time training camp opens lin Levin who stunned the league by trading the said Harry Ulickman, Blazers' executive vice presi- September i. said Shut Boston Celtics Iranchise for the Buffalo Braves club a MONDAY, MAY 14. 1979 11 Bill Walton dent and general manager Until then, the Clippers would prefer savoring year ago. said Walton s contract is better than the Free was the NBAs No. 2 scorer this past season, their coup reported $800 000 a year David Thompson is making at Rangers take 1st

MONTREAL (API - In the starting moments of their 01 ten in the lirst two periods, any dropped puck was in the National Hockey League final playoff opener against the Mont- Hangers |»is.scssiun , > real Canadians yesterday, some of the New York Rangers fell a We could have been given assists on their first three bit of awe — of being at the Montreal Forum, of being in the goals, said Canadiens coach Scotty Bowman, noting that each finals, and of facing defending champion Canadiens Ranger tally followed a Montreal blunder We had given up 13 "We were caught looking a bit at them and the Montreal goals in the last eight periods and you can I win that way in the uniform and what it meant. ' said Rangers' defenseman Ron playoffs Gresehner. "But after a while, we said. We got to be as good The Rangers made thai abundantly clear as they are, cause we've gotten this far ' Vickers got things going on a power play at 6 28 of the first The Rangers proved that yesterday, forcing Montreal er- period He converted a pass from Anders Hedberg after the rors and turning them into goals by Steve Vickers. Greschner. Swedish-born right wing knocked down a clearing pass by and Phil Esposito on the way to a 4-1 triumph Montreal defenseman Larry Robinson I know I was jumping,' added defenseman Dave Greschner doubled the lead at 14:27. again after a bad Maloney. whose record-breaking shorthanded goal in the sec- Montreal clear Canadiens right wing Mario Tremblay was the ond period completed the New York scoring culprit this time. Greschner picked off the pass and blasted a "I was a little nervous, and I gave the puck away a couple 30-loot shot past the left leg of goalie Ken Dryden of times when 1 normally wouldn t have " Guy Lafleur. Montreal's ever-dangerous right wing, It didn't matter, though. It was Montreal giveaways that brought the Canadiens within a goal at 7:07 of the second helped the Rangers win their fourth consecutive game at the period He powered a 40-foot slap shot past Rangers netminder Canadiens venerable Forum home and snap at 10 games John Davidson, and it appeared the sluggish Canadiens might Montreals home playoff winning streak spring to life "You can lay back and wonder why this is happening," said But the Rangers, showing the poise that has been their Maloney "but this is too nice to ruin by doing something like trademark since the playoffs began, regained their two-goal that. ' lead just 2:23 later Instead, it was the Canadiens who were left wondering N. Y. Diniiri I 1 •—i Montreal I 1 »-l Montreal left wing Bob Gainey was reminded the Rangers First Period-!. New York. Vickers S (HMlbtrg). » 31 2, New York, Greschner T. 14:27. Penalties— Tremblev, Mon. 4.SI. Elpollto. NY. 7 15. Langwav. Mon, Mil had beaten the New York Islanders. 4-1, in the opener of their Eipotlto, NY. Ifi'SI; Lengwev. Mon. Hi) Don Milonev NY. 18 2S semifinal series Gainey paused for an moment and said. "I Second Period 3. Montreal. Lelleur 9. (Lemalre. Lambert) 7 07 4. New York. AP Photo* Esposito 7 (McEwen). 9 30 S. New York. Dave Malonev 3 (Hedberg. Tkaciuk), 13 33 hope that's not an omen." P.n.mej-Grexnner. NY, 1:11. Mondou, Mon, I 1J. McEwen NY. It SO. Dave COULDN'T KEEP HIM DOWN — Ulf Nllsson, left, of the SITTING SAVE — John Davidson, New York Ranger Malonev. NY. la 11. Severd. Mon, 17 IS New York Rangers, who had been out with a broken "We had the .home ice advantage and we lost it. " said Third Period—none. Penalties—Cnartraw. Mon. 10 SI, Riscbrough. Mon. miscon- goalie, deflects a second period shot on goal as Montreal Gainey. We had a pretty good scouting report on them, but duct, IO:». Hedtwrg, NY. 13.34, Duguav. NY, IS 11 ankle since Feb. 25, doesn't waste any time getting into Canadlen Mark Napier gets a close look. Shots on goat—New York 7 6 9 -22 Monlreal 71411—33. the action, here tangling with Canadien Doug Jarvis. it's easier said than done once they drop the puck Goalies—New York. Davidson. Montreal. Dryden, Larocque A W.MS Bullets spurred on; Cal didn't Sikma stuns Suns miss Craig's LANDOVER. Md. (API - Kevin Grevey was there. Now we just go home and try to and Tommy Henderson say they believe the convert that effort into victory defending champion Washington Bullets will Moe also conceded, however, "We weren't apply the pressure needed against San Antonio active defensively and they were able to get act this time to force the National Basketball Association layups on us We had guys standing around and NEW YORK i AP i - In case any of the California Angels Eastern Conference finals to seven games that hurt us.' missed his act in the World Series. Graig Nettles played it "I think we're going to play them awfully It also hurt* the Spurs that Gervin, the again yesterday even.' said Grevey, who scored 23 points as NBAs top scorer for the past two years who Rick Miller, the game s first batter, drilled a shot down the the Bullets defeated San Antonio 107-103 yes- sank 42 points Friday night, got only 28 points, third-base line Nettles dived to his right, speared it with a terday to send the best-of-seven series to going nearly 28 minutes at one point without a backhand stab and threw him out Game Six with the Spurs up 3-2 We're not field goal He got 17 of his points in the fourth Brian Downing topped a slow roller toward third in the going to blow them out They have too much period second inning Nettles made a barehand pickup on the run and offense to do that. But there will be a lot of They weren t falling but I wasn't about to threw him out pressure on them ' stop shooting ... that's my game." said Gervin. Carney Lansford laced a smash between third and short in Henderson, the Bullets other starting ' This ballgame is behind us. We just have to . the third. This lime. Nettles dived to his left, made the stop and guard, who scored 16 and had nine assists, be ready to play Wednesday „ threw him out. said. "There will be a lot of pressure on them "1 felt good until it started raining.' Nettles said. "It kind We want to bring it back here. We re about Phoenix. 7-0 in playoff competition on its homecourt before Game Six. led by as many as ol took the edge away The play in the first inning was probably ready for a win down there the toughest because it was hit by a left-hander and it was Game Six will be played Wednesday night six points in the opening period and was up 43-35 with 8:39 Iclt in the the second.. squirting away Irom me ___, r__r_^ri_ in San Antonio If Game Seven is necessary, it Lest you think that Nettles put on another good field-no hit will be played here at the Capital Centre Seattle, however, outscored Phoenix. 20-7. show like the 1978 World Series, when he hit only 160 but turned Friday night the rest of the way to halftime and ended up the momentum the Yankees way with his third-game Only two teams in the history of the NBA with a 55-50 lead at intermission. glovework. he was a two-way performer this time He crashed playoffs have come back from a 3-1 deficit to In the third quarter, the momentum a three-run homer in the first inning and capped a five-run win three straight and a series — the Boston changed back to the Suns as they outscored eighth with a two-run single as the New York Yankees outlasted Celtics in 1968 and the Los Angeles Lakers in Seattle. 14-7. in the opening minutes to take a the Angels 12-1(1 1970 64-63 lead on an 18-foot jumper by Paul West- I had a good day. Nettles understated. Offensively and The NBA championship series will begin phal with 6:41 remaining in the period West- defensively I'm satisfied. ' • Sunday between the winners in the East and phal led all scorers with 29 points. Under new rules this year. Nettles was credited with the the Phoenix-Seattle series in the West Phoenix took an eight-point lead 185-771 game-winning KB] on Ins homer since it provided a lead the Although Elvin Hayes scored 24 points and going into the final quarter Yankees never lost Ironically, his eighth-inning single would 22 rebounds to lead the Bullets statistically. That's when the Seattle delense took over have gone down as the winning hit in the past since it drove in Washington Coach Dick Motta said it was the again, out-rebounding the Suns. 11-5. and hold- the 11th and 12th runs play of the guards. Grevey and Henderson, ing them to 28 percent shooting in the period. "I got em the new way and the old way. he said That that keyed the victory He said the guards At the same time, the SuperSonics got some shows you that any lime you drive in a run it's important." were able to drive the middle while containing clutch shooting from guard Gus Williams, who Nettles homer off loser Chris Knapp was his fifth of the the Spurs guards. George Gervin and James wound up with 16 points. season but his first since April 22. Silas Williams had narrowed the Phoenix lead to I knew it had been a while, he said "Sometimes when Probably the most discouraging aspect of 105-104 with 1:22 left in the game as he con- you don't have your home run stroke you just try to make the series is that they (the Bullets i can get verted two free throws After the Suns com- contact, but 1 can lell when it's coming back and I felt good the that layup anytime they want, said Motta. mitted their first turnover of the half on their last lew days." If they ithe Spursi continue to double, we next possession. Williams hit an 18-foot jumper The Yankees live-run eighth against Mike Barlow made it can gel the slice left of the lane to score what proved to be the 12-3 and ollsel seven runs by California in the ninth, capped by He meant Uiat it the Spurs continue to winning bucket with 54 seconds remaining Willie Mays Aikens three-run homer cover Hayes and Bob Dandndge with two men. Then, the Suns committed another turnover The Angels, who trailed 4-0 after five innings, scored three as they have during the series, the Bullets as Walter Davis, who had 26 points, was limes in the sixth and could have tied the score when Bobby guards should be able to break up the middle charged with traveling- / (•rich singled with two runners aboard But coach Bobby Knoop lor layups. Seattle also missed its next shooting at- held up Joe Rudi as he rounded third, although center fielder San Antonio Coach Doug Moe said he was tempt, and with 1 second remaining. Sikma AP Photo Juan Bemquez conceded the run and threw to second Bert satisfied with the way his team played tipped the ball oul ol bounds behind the Phoe- HANDY MAN — Phoenix forward Joel Kramer gets a hand on the wrist of Seattle Campanens then hit into an inning-ending double play. We shot poorly but we played tough, he nix basket alter an errant Phoenix shot center Jack Sikma in first quarter action of their National Basketball Association said "You cant expect to beat this team Phoenix called timeout, which was fol- Western playoff game vesterdav. The Sonics went on to win the game, 106-105, and everv time. The kev for us was that the effort lowed by a Seattle timeout tie the series at three games apiece. How They Stand

AMEHICAN HAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST Pit. SI Pel. Baltimore U7 - Pntlodelphu 710 Boston tw Montreal Ul Ii Milwaukee SH II Louis S4« S New York S4S Chicago SM eVi Detroit Pittsburgh 414 9 Phils avenge losses; Mets lose Cleveland New York 10 20 U3 IIV. Toronto Lockwood s record lor 1979 fell to 0-4 when WEST WEST SAN FRANCISCO (APi - The Philadel- Schmidt PudtTi ). Hen 4 Minnesota 11 Cincinnati If II S9« phia Phillies have won eight of their lasl 10 He opened the scoring with his loth homer SAN DIKGO - It s a good thing (hat Skip Gene Richards hit a bases-loaded single to California SS9 Houston 10 IS SM Teaas su Los Angeles II a 500 games, and they took the two losses hard. "I the season, tying him for the National Lockwood has a sense of humor Otherwise, he IcOre Dan Bnggs in the bottom ol the 10th Kansas City IS San Francisco 14 II 471 inning yesterday Bnggs had walked to begin Chicago IS 17 Sen Diego 14 11 400 We lost two games in a row and w just League lead, in the second inning might inllicl serious harm to himself or some- Oakland II II1, Atlanla 10 11 HI on* around him Ihc winning rally and moved to thirdon a Seattle n : 13',, didn't think that was possible, said Mike Vida had an off day. but we bad pitched 14 : MunUi I lim Schmidt, whose 200th big league home run live good games in a row before this, so I'm "What's the record lor losses in a row' sacrifice and I wo mure walks belore Richards Yeitenuv s Oamei Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 1 came through Detroit*, Milwaukee 1 San Francist04, Philadelphia I began a 15-hit assault on San Francisco still pleased with our pitching, said Giants asked the New York reliever yesterday after Toronto IS. Teias 1 7 Houston no. Chicago 3-1 Manager Joe Altobelh he was the losing pitcher in the Mets setback Boston I. Oakland I St Louis 7. Atlanta 6 pitching yesterday We played two games today, we played New York 12. California ID San Diego 1. New York I The Phillies, after losing by scores of 2-1 The Phillies, leading the Kastern Division. at the hands ol Ihc San Diego Padres "I'm badly early and good later." said New Yurk Kansas Cltv 14. Chicago! Los Angeles 4. Monireel 1. II Innings Cleveland 3, Minnesota 1 and 4-1. look revenge on the Giants by romping have reason to believe they can't lose three close, that's No 13 Manager Joe Torre "We looked like two Seattle at Baltimore, pod r Tav'i G to a 12-3 victory The first lour runs were off straight games They haven't done it yet this I had nine in a row last year and lour in • different ball clubs.' Baltimore [Palmer 42) at Boston Cincinnati 7. Pittsburgh! st Louis 7. Atlanta 3 Vlda Blue, who was unbeaten in four previous year row this year, he continued Were not lflenhol-1). 7 30p m The victory was the second straight for the Toronto I underwood 0-41 at Cleveland Houston 3. Chicago 0 starts at himicihiss, Tin' Giants would rather not believe their MIII ing many runs so I'm biting the bullet. I'm IWaltlJ-31,7 Mom Los Angeles «. TAontreel 1 I',lilies who had lost their previous six games. Detroit (Wllcoa 11) at New Yef* ton Diego S. Mew York 4.10 Innings We were going up against one of the best record in Sunday games Its 0-7. with the not giving up. I refuse to give up iFigueroa 3 ll.lp.m Pfillaoelphia 11. San Francisco 1 Texas (Jenkins 4-11 el Minnesota pitchers in the league and we d lost two in a latest loss coming after they'd climbed to I think I'm throwing as good as I can A key perlormer lor the Padres yesterday lErlchsono-ll.l 30pm Tatar's r»ma row. So we were psyched up for the game, within one game of .500 Many of the 32.585 throw and as hard as I can throw It's frustrat- was 28-year-old reserve catcher Bill Fahey. Kansas Cltv IGale 1-1) at Seattle (Ban- San Dieoo IRasmussen. 0-31 at Cincin- nister 14), 10 31o m nati (Saavor Ml. 1:0S p.m. which is characteristic nl this team." said I,ins lell in the eighth inning. ing. 1 want to do well who slugged his lust homer since 1976. Only name! scheduled Only game scheduled

I 12 SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, MAY 14,1979 Watson cops Nelson for 3rd win, shrugs off 'greatest player' title

DALLAS (AP) - Tom Watson pocketed the £4.000 check that went with his third tour victory of 1979 and squirmed uncomfortably when asked if runnerup Bill Rogers was right in calling him the greatest player in the game. "When I'm striking the ball well, 1 feel 1 can win any tournament I play," said the 29-year-old Watson, who shot even par yesterday to turn back the challenge of Rogers. Larry Nelson and Jerry Pate to win the Byron Nelson Golf Classic at 275, five under par. Rogers, a 27-year-old former University of Houston All- America golfer, hit the pin with "the best 3-iron I ever hit" on the 18th hole and tapped in a birdie putt to tie Watson and send the tournament into sudden death. Then Rogers chipped his third shot against the pin on No. 15, on the first hole of the playoff. Watson had an uphill tie in a bunker, 90 feet from the pin on the 568-yard, par-5 hole, but he'd birdied the hole from almost the same position in regulation play a while earlier. After Rogers' shot, Watson shook his head, grinned at his rival, then grabbed a sand wedge and stepped into the trap. "It was either do or die. You either bad to do it or you don't. There were no in-between thoughts," Watson confessed later. He blasted straight at the hole and watched as his ball died only 10 inches from the pin. He knocked in his putt, Rogers missed his four-foot birdie try, and the victory was Watson's. To Rogers went the $32,400 check for second place. Nelson, despite two late birdies, finished third at 276, four under par and 1 shot off the pace. Pate, who was tied for the Ratlitar aftote kv Larrv f»tf na lead until he bogeyed No. 14, bogeyed the last hole and finished THE CHAMPIONS — The Pro-Am champions crowned at the opening of the Dave 2-over-par for the day and 278 for the. tourney, all alone in fourth Davis Lanes in Tinton Falls yesterday were, front row. left to right, Bill Fritz,Jr. place. Eatontown, Vlnce I'Orio of Spring Lake Heights and Sam Asch of Belmar. Bowling Jerry McGee, Mike Brannan, Calvin Peete and Morris greats, back row, left to right, Mark Roth, Dick Weber, Davis, Earl Anthony and Hatalsky were at 279. John Petraglia were all on hand for the gala affair. A few years ago, said Watson, "I had the reputation as a choker," but he two-putted from 70 feet on the 18th hole to preserve his playoff spot, after Rogers' late birdie. Then Watson came through when it counted from the bunker in Apafttfl sudden death. H AVI NG A BLAST — Tom Watson blasts out of the trap on the fourth hole during the Davis Lanes visited final round of the Byron Nelson Golf Classic yesterday. Watson saved par on the hole "The consoling factor is that I lost to the greatest player in the game,'' said Rogers, who started the day at 1-under par, but and went on to win the $54,000 first prize in a sudden death playoff with Bill Rogers. ran in a 25-foot birdie on the fourth hole, added another birdie on No. 6 and then moved into a tie for the lead at 4-under with a by bowling greats monstrous 60-foot snake at No. 14. DALLAS — Final round ratull! In trtt Barry Jatcktl, 12,331 70-73-70-71—285 (300,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic Dvtr Bruce Devlin, UJ21 6.W1 72 71 28 S Austin sweeps Italian TINTON FALLS - A trw 6.993-yard, par 3S 3S 70 Prtston Trail Greg Powers, UtW 70-74-72-7O—2M Karl Anthony and Mark Roth scored the field with a 1,304 Golf Club In-won playoff) Bob Mann, tUN «-72-7>7J—7U crowd of over 300 watched as were on hand to help Davis, total to take the I'm Am title. Tom Watson, JM.QQO Doug TeweU, »1,4M 70-75-71-70—m ROME (AP) - It's back to school for match winning streak on clay. Bill Rogers, (32.400 John Mahaffev. J1,69B if M 74 W- 18* Tracy Austin, who at 16 showed the poise of a 1 Austin said the Italian win was her most some of the top bowlers in the himself a top bowler, get the Vince I'Orio of Spring Lake Larrv Nation. 1W.4O0 bit* Ht>1 Vb Mike Reid, 11,491 70-73-7O-73-M6 nation helped officially open new lanes launched I. ir» I'atc i 14,400 •HD-47-n—Vt Bill Calfee, 11,410 'J-49-73-72—m veteran to become the youngest player ever to important title, but that she is not yet ready to Heights was second with a Jerry Me Gee, »10,538 Glbbv Gilbert. (1,410 Dave Davis l^nes yesterday In tournament action. Bill combined total of 1,287 while Mike Brannan, f10.SU J\ n btn nt Don January, 11,410 •t-n-n-n—w win the women's Italian Open tennis cham- make the commitment to the full women's Calvin Ptttt, $.0,SM 69 7369 4* -lit Ron MoOlev, »1.I7O 11-71-75.70—117 Such bowling greats as Fritz, Jr of Eatontown,, team- Sam Asch of Belmar took third Morris Halaliky, *io,iJl M-rO-7]-U-27t Jim Simons, $1,170 72 70-74 72— 288 pionship. tour ing with pro partners, out- Brad Bryant, M.4Q0 «r 71 72 W 379 BenCrtntfiaw, ft,i70 72 73-72—211 So while most of the others move on to John Pelraglia. Dick Weber. with a 1,262 total. i,fiic Littler, M.400I 6M37J47 -2K Phil Hancock, $1,170 "1 knew 1 had to really bear down," Austin Gsry Koch, **,W0 b71—2*5 Buddy Gardner, 16*3 '1-71-73-74 »2 tournament in Hilton Head, B.C., last month baseline to win the first set. Department has scheduled the Bamberger-Kodel Tennis Kalontown; Dan Apel of Red Hubert Green, 12.331 H-70 75-*»-28S Slan Altgell, Uil O- 75- 72- 77—Jfl Charles Coodv, 11,331 7! »I 69 72—185 Tom Purtier, W« 1-73-75-73—2?2 Among the triumphs was Saturday's victory Austin won the last three games to win the Tournament to be played at the Red Bank Regional High Bank and Sandy Sheps of Ray Flovd, 12,331 7270-71-71—MS Mac McLendon, IMS J.7J.71.77-7H Tom Kite, 11,311 /I U I* 66 m '0- 73- 77-73—293 over Chris Evert Lloyd that broke her 125- set 6-3 and the match. School Tennis Courts in Little Silver this weekend It is open Hazlet. '1-70-76-73—294 to borough residents. , 77-77-77—2»4 The event, a mixed doubles tourney, will be played May 18 tough 24, and May 29 through June 3 Winners of the tournament will go on to the regional tournament at the Allaire Racquet Club in Wall Township later in June Post's 69 'good enough' The event is open to players 19 years old and over CHOOSE Persons wishing to compete in the Red Bank Bamberger- ATLANTA I API - "It was The Canadian golfer faih- Pam Higgins, leader the ATLANTA IAP) — Hart art tha final scores and money winnings Sunday In a Kodel Mixed Doubles tournament may contact the Parks an amazing round under the ioned that 4-under-par total on first two days, collapsed on 1100.000 Ladles Professional Golf Associa FROM A DAY and Recreation Office on Monmouth Street, here, between circumstances," said Sandra a rain-soaked course yester- the back side after holding a 1- lion Tournament at the t.lSS-vard. par n MOST MODELS »LUS 9« Broohfleld Watt Country Cl ur 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. Post "I thought a 69 would be day to capture the $100,000 shot edge over Post at the Sandra Post. IIS,000 7169-69-JIO MILE good enough, and it was " Ladies Professional Golf As- Pal Bradley. 110.000 69-71-70—112 turn. Pam Hlwlnj. IS.Sat 6.77J-7S-1IS sociation Atlanta event and Dot Germain. IS,Sat 72 70-73—215 hurdle into first place on the Post birdied the 10th hole Clifford Ann Creed. 15,56* 70-72-71—115 Jan Stephen*™, $3,213 72-70-7*—116 HYER FORD money list for this season and Higgins made the first of Amelia Rorer. (3,333 7071-73—116 Jane Blalock, 13.333 70-72-74—21* 700 Shrewsbury Avt. (Cor. Sytam»|t) 741-6000 Marlboro travelers unbeaten; "I Used to be the worst her four back nine bogeys and Susie Bernlng, $2,700 73-71-71—117 the Canadian was never in Pat Meyers. $1,700 71-71-71-217 rain player because I couldn't Silvia Bertolacclnl. 11.300 71-70-75—210 trouble the rest of the way, Sally Lima, $1,300 72-71-75—2 IS stand changing gloves, towels, Alexandra Rtlnhrdl. 1I.B4 building a 4-shot advantage af- 71-71-76—Irt using the umbrella." she said. M.J. Smith. 11.8*0 74-71-74—119 Tornadoes uproot Shamrocks ter 13 holes to win easily. Bath Daniel. 11.140 70-76-73—119 "It took me five or six years Joyce Kaimlariki, 1I.4S0 75- 70-75—220 C.B.S. SUPERMARKET MARLBORO - The Laura Beugh, 11,450 7471-71-220 to get the patience." Post sank birdie putts of 7, Vlchl rtroon. 11.450 77-7I-7J-1M 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Marlboro Soccer Association's Connie Chlllemi. SMW 71-74-71—120 It paid off 25 and 18 feet at the first, fifth Kalhv Whltworth. $MS0 7275-74-121 Division V (under 101 trav- Recreational Soccer Beverly Klass. 11.1M Post won $15,000 lor her 2- and eighth holes, sank a 6- 74-71-74—221 eling team remained un- King, II,ISO 71-72-77-711 shot triumph over Pat Brad- footer at 10 before taking 76-77-M-112 beaten, untied and unscored Lions beat the Kortunas. 2-1; the Rascals Toriy Orlando is 7571-74-113 PICK-IT ley, giving her earnings of bogey four at No. 11. She >ns 73-76-73-222 upon with victories over Old the Rascals downed the scored the lone goal (or the $91,758 this year to move covered with two straight MS 73-75- 74-MI Bridge, 3-0. and Union Beach, Panthers, 41; the Canucks Panthers lusan Orams, Iff 5 7471-75-222 ahead of two players who birdies and parred in until Louise Bruce. 1925 71 7371 721 JERSEY NUMBER GAME 104. and Athletics tied 1-1; the Dan McNamnan scored for Alice Millar, $915 77-76-70-223 bypassed this event, Nancy final hole when she 3-putted Eva Chang, 1495 72-77-74-123 Pick any three numbers — your can play The Division IV team (12- Rangers topped the Tigers the Athletics and Mark Lopez and JoAnne Carner from the fringe for a bogey on Mary Mills. 1495 76-76-71—223 5-1; the 'cities and Roverf Dale Lundqulst. $*9i 7*77-71-221 from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week and-unden also stayed un- Scherman tallied (or the The 69 gave her a 54-hole the final hole. Kathv Martin. 1*95 7J71-74-121 l>7Uf>ht to a 11 deadlock; ;im Canucks. Kevin Oladl scored Donna White, 1495 73-75-75—223 beaten with a 7-0 romp over total of 210. 9-under-par on the Penny Putt. $195 WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER the Leals downed the Cosmos Sayreville but the Division 111 lour of the Tigers' live goals hilly 6,353-yard Brookfield It was the fifth tour victory 3-0. (14-and-under i team lost its while Bob Craignyle had the West Country Club course. She for Post, who won the LPGA first game to Jamesburg. 4-1, Vinny Megowin and Scotl goal lor the Celtics. finished in a steady drizzle championship in 1968, her after routing Now Brunswick Event scored for the FortlilBH Joe U'Ambrosio scored that had followed a heavy rookie year, and also has won in 20 minutes 94. while Dane Lyons, Sal Liquori twice tor the Leals and Dave shower that forced a sus- the last two Dinah Shore tour- The Division II all-stars and Wnllv in Irk tallied for (link hud the other goal. pension of play for 47 minutes naments our exercise physiologist 1 Hi .mil iindi'i I topped South River, 4-2 for its second win. will solve your The Marlboro Soccer As- sociation will conduct regis- "stomach hangover«•*» tration of buys and girls in- ATTENTION SWIMMERS!! terested in playing next fall tomorrow at the Marlboro problem Central School from 8 to y p m The program is open to For the first time in this area, the boys and girls born in the years 1964-72 and. this fall, Central Jersey Aquatic Club, is of- will inaugurate a new girls division for thbse who prefer fering a swim camp for all ages and to play on all-girls teams abilities of competitive swimmers. llii/lci Spt'tw Association HAZLKT - Vmcc Borruso. The camp will be staffed by Bill Rich Osborne and Pete Sparaco all scored two goals Palmer of CJAC, coach of many and Chris McUrecvy, Pete Belasto and Shannon I'oser national champions, gold medalists added the others as the Torna- does routed the Shamrocks. and world record holders ; Jonty 9-0, recently in the Novice Skinner, the current 100 m. free- Come in today! Talk to. our exercise physiologist and Division professional staff. In 20 minutes they will answer your questions Joe Liona scored three style world record holder and pres- about "stomach flab", "how much exercise", or "what exercises goals to pace the Amcnruns past the (iiants. 6-3, in the Pee ent ass't. coach at Univ. of Ala- are right for you." Wee Division Steve (Jarin bama ; Bernie Boglioli, the ass't The Institute of Human Exercise and Athletic Rehabilitation is scored twice and Brian Cold- unique because,our staff is trained to give you day-today burg hid the other for the Americans Nick Baffan coach of CJAC. personal service and: Precise, Computerized Fitness Profile or scored all three goals (or the Specialized Athletic Profile with a professionally supervised Giants Exercise Prescription. In other Peewee games, the The camp will include: H.E.A.R. Open: 1 Lincroft Soccer Dry Land Training < Latest Starts & Turns • Stroke Analysis • Stroke Correction The Intelligent Approach Mon- •Wtd- Frl- 7:3° «" •9:00 P"1 1 Menial Training 1 Stretching Techniques • Race Strategies • Olympic Films TIKS. C Thurs.: 9:00 am • 9:00 pm

slates sign-up To Human Exercise s«t.: 9:oo am 3:oo Pm f LINCROFT-The final fall Complete Nautilus Facilities \lZriXr.Z?X,r "" soccer registration of the Lin- For further information write: croft Soccer Club will be held CJAC Camp Saturday in the Littlel League 19MorrellSt. i tit Fieldhou.se between 10 am, Imtltutl ud2p.m. Long Branch 07740 or Call Bernie Boglioli 530-0414 tl Humon €xerci/e Boys and girls ages 6 to IS may rcfiiter with the club Rthletic Rehabilitation ««•*>.. SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, MAY 14. 1979 The Dtfty RcgKtCf 13 Coast Guard sets safety demonstrations "What to do with uneiploded burnt* or torpedoes caught in MMMIHMIIIIIiHttlllHHHIimilmiMMtltl Byrne s proclamation says, in part, Fishing fosters a Heights N J 08732. by mail or telephone nets," will be one of the topici covered in ufety demoostra greater appreciation of our state's natural resources and FliMiretreal Line New for Fly Rudders Uooa to be given by the US Coast Guard and New Jeney stimulates public concern for the conservation and preserva- Dick Jennings, public relations man for Cortland Lite Marine Advisory Service at Jenkiiuon s Parking Lot next to the tion of our waters, forests and air resources." Company, calls it Red Fluorescent Tournament." but the 3S3 Poml Pleasant Beach side of Manasquan Inlet at 1 p.m.. \ ulunlrers Needed for Benihajta Grand Prix new floating tapered line I've been using with my graphite rod A search is underway for volunteers to assist in running looks more like "Hunter Blaze Orange" tome. The sponsors invite commercial, party and charter boat HENRY New Jersey s largest spectator event, the July II Benihana You might think that a fluorescent line would scare every captains and recreational boat owners to attend Grand Prix Irout in the river but the fish don't seem to care what the color According to (ief Flimlin, Marine Extension agent, "the SCHAEFER More than 50 volunteer boats and crews are needed to assist of a floating line is It floats like a cork and can send a bait far toast Guard helicopters and cutters answer thousands o( with three functions, according to Mike Redpath. assistant race down the stream to fish the brushy lairs impossible to cast to emergency calls each year. All too often, vessel operators committee chairman An orientation meeting is scheduled for Because of this ability to float a bait under and past the delay rescue time because they don't know what to expect from Thursday both to inform potential volunteers about what race Irtes and brush that line the banks of our local streams. 1 use the Coast Guard." involvement entails and lo help veteran volunteers better fly tackle as much or more than spinning IIIIIMtllKltHIIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHUMIIIIMIIIIIIItlHIIIIIHMIIIMI Areas to to be covered include rescues at sea by helicopter, understand roles their in conducting the race That bright line can be seen for 40 or more yards When it lowing and steering procedures to follow after a power failure, Hoppy Ventresco of Long Branch caught a five-pound Boat owners wishing to volunteer and attend the Thursday twitches or suddenly changes direction you get the signal that a safety devices and how to use them, and vessel documents striper at the Highlands Bridge on Thursday He weighed (he meeting may contact Kedpalh at Soundings Box 210, Island trout has the bait required fish at Giglio's bait and tackle shop in Sea Bright. Mark Faller First Aid Squads will be on hand to explain techniques of Monmouth Beach caught a three-pound weakfish in the surf. employed for various types of injuries Jim Giglio said that croakers and ling furnished what little "All captains are urged to attend," Flimlin said "This surf fishing there was over the weekend Jim Kennedy reported knowledge of Coast Guard operations could save your life or the blackfish of three, five and seven pounds taken at Long Branch Major League Box scores lives of those on your vessel. If it is impossible for the captains I'icr on Saturday along with some croakers A couple of to attend, a responsible crew member should attend Important blowfish have been taken there, too NEW YORK NEW YORK UN DIEGO PHILA SAN FRAN SECOND GAME literature will be distributed." 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( 4 0 Vttei rf Down i ng c 0 J 1 Scwrtcr dh 3 0 1 SHnartn IT 3OIO Bfvani 30 3 0 10 Andrrsn rt * 1 1 1 ' Hill c 4 I Cartv «h weekend National 1-ishioR Week Celebrated Lockwod p 0 0 0 0 Harorvpn 0 0 0 0 Hmprtry c CJhr 2 11 Boont c 3 0 12 Sundbrg c 0 1 0 0 Mavbrv Ib Yortabld rl 4 Q 7 0 DRnimpr 0000 Botctti c( The striper fishing was disappointing, although few tried it Governor Byrne has proclaimed this week as "National Orich Ib S 1 1 6 ChmWi ib 4 0 10 Avilttlb 4 D 2 1 Putnam Ib 4 t i t Flvnn Ib 4 0 10 Cmpnrs n t 0 Benin 3 2 0 1 Jorgntn »t 4 111 Woods It M&cotl p t 0 0 0 Ted, John and Al Szbist of Perth Amboy brought three striped Fishing Week " in this state Dtnl 1110 FGnili ph 1 ( Blank! 2b 3 0 2 0 McKay 7b bass back to Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, Friday, but managed The week, according to information supplied by the Ameri- I* II 14I Total 1 Wills 2b 110 0 Ctrone < 2 0 0 1 Ml 007-10 Wurrav P 0 0 0 0 Ptrklns ph 0 0 0 0 Rttd p 10 0 0 Andfws ph 1ft 0 0 Norman ss 10 10 only one keeper on Saturday. They reported tossing back nine can Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association, salutes the Ntw Vort. IN IM lii • ii Chpmn Ph 0 10 0 Jone* p 3 0 10 Molt ill p 0 0 0 0 Tttai nm Tttai ni)i undersized bass Fishing in the rain, they had the river pretty E -Campnris. Cartw OP-New York EHUfli II 10 0 0 Klnnay p 0 0 0 0 Curtlip 0000 Texas Mf MO in— I more than 63 million Americans who participate in sport 1 LOB—California 7. New York J 26- DMguni p 0 0 0 0 1 ami o ph 10 0 0 TtrMt* Ml Ml HI- i much to themselves hshing annually Oowning. Munson, Grich MR— Neltlei Btvacg Ib 10 0 0 TeUt 40 11 11 II TtUI Mill . DP—Ttiai I. Toronto 1. LOB-Teaat. t, lit, AlfctM (U. SB—Cartw S—Dtnt SF- I out Mill Total It 1 I « Philadelphia 110 Ml MA—11 Toronto • IB- Norman, BBtH HR—Jor BenMuet. Munton Naw Ytrt MI NO on i < San Franclito Ml IM Mt— 1 nenttn (J), Vtltl 14). SB—Grltim. Will* ' H R IR II SO San Dltat ne MI tM i i E— Metio.tr. Herndon. Schmidt DP -Griffin. McKay. Norman Callft* nla Two out when winning run scored San Francisco 1 LOB- Philadelphia 9 M E— MScoll 1, Hebner, SHendersn, Win San Francisco 7 2B—Rota. Cardtnal. field OP-San Dieoo 1 LOB—Ntw York 5, GMaddox. Unstr HR- khm-Ol (10) S—KANSAS CITY CHICAGO Blue. Avitts. Retd San Dieeo 12 2B— Youneblod SB- Flvnn •ft f • bt abrhW HR-MDnUntl II), Fahty (1) SB-Jones, IP M RER IB SO a oo BciMit W.2 ' S13 3 3 irni GBrelt tb S 2 2 2 CWirtgt H 4 2 Ocean tops four straight polls; ' ..it i,- 22 3 10 t H R ER •• SO 4 23 1 i 10 0 0 AMoore rf 0 0 0 0 Clay t t 1 McGraw- 1-3 0 0 Otis tf 3 2 10 Lemon cf 4 111 Tmrow pitched to six batlti in tht MSrott ) W.4-1 4 10 Poquettc M 10 11 Torres cf 0 0 0 0 San Franc!.co walhan c 11 1 7 Sdrhlm 3b 110 0 HBP-Bv Knapp (Randolph) WP- Blue L.6 J i i 4 McRae dh 3 2 2 2 Uhmn ib 1 0 i 0 Knapp, Btaltle, Barlow T—3:07. A— San Dle*o Griffin M 3 3 Hurdlt rf S 0 2 2 Orta dh 3 0 12 Blue Devils continue challenge JO, 013 Jonts TCruisl SO 2 1 Nahrdnv 4 0 0 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Mofliti S Terrell 3D 2 3 Nordhyn 00 01 MILWAUKEE DETROIT 2-3 0 0 0 UWihgi 2b S I 2 1 Prvor is 3 100 ab r h bt ab t h bl 2 0 0 0 T-1JJ A-32.US Kssngr 2b 2 0 0 0 It's going to take more than an upset by Freehold Thursday The Eagles split (our contests en route to the Molitor Zb 3 0 Gales 2b 2 0 11 Mint ss 4 12 0 JaMorls rf 0 0 0 0 MONTREAL LOS ANOLS TtUI 44 14 If tl Total 11 S I 1 Township to knock Ocean Township (11-3) from its lofty center of the roster. OAKLAND BOSTON Cooper Ib 4 0 2 0 Whltakr 2b 3 1 i 0 ab r h bl ab i h M Kansas City Ml »2 211 14 Ibrhbl ab r ti bl perch atop the Daily Registers Top 10 rating. Bando 3b 3 0 0 1 Staub dh 4 12 3 Dawson cf 5 » 1 0 Lopts 2b 112 2 Chic MO While Neptune iHiii. moved up one spot to sixth, DMrptiv Cf 3 111 Remy 2b 4 0 11 in Me in— i Ogllvtt If 4 0 10 Kemp If 3 2 3 1 P-Scoit Ib 10 2 1 Russell ss S 1 2 0 E— Pryor LOB—Kansas Cltv I, Chlca LMurrv rf 3 0 0 0 Burltsnss 4 111 surprising Marlboro (8-5) made its first appearance of the Leicano rf 3M0 Thmpsn ib 3 II 2 Cromart It 3 0 0 1 Baker If 4 110 go 5 2B—Otis, Hu'dle. Lemon, Tarrtll 1, The Spartans defeated Lakewood, 10-9, and Hainan, Pane If 3 0 0 0 Lynn cl Thomas cl 3 0 0 0 Parrlsh c 4 0 0 0 Perei Ib 3 0 10 Garvey Ib 4 111 UWashtjIn. McRH>2. TCrui. Wllsgn 3B- season in the Top 10. The Shore Conference "B" North Gross 3b 10 0 0 Rke II 1 J U 15-5, in their other games last week, proof positive that Davis dh 4 0 2 1 LJonts rf 10 0 0 Valentin rt 4 0 0 0 Cev 3b 4 12 1 UWashgin Gates HR-Walhtn in Guarrtr ss 4 0 0 0 Vitriol dh SOD CMoor* c 4 0 0 0 ARdrgi 3b 3 0 0 0 Parrlin 3b 10 0 0 Ftrgusn H 4 1 2 3 Wilson (1), CWashgtn (4) SB—Wilson, leading Mustangs catapulted into seventh following their Revrng Ib 4 0 10 Hob ton 3b 4 3 3 1 they should retain their top position for the fourth con- Trammi \\ 3 i I 0 Thomas c) I 1 0 GBreti 5-Olu SF-McRat, Orla Newman c 3 0 0 0 GSCOM Ib 4 112 3-1 upset of Shore. Total 31 2 I 1 Total M I 1 4 2 0 0 0 Yeagcr c 1 1 1 I secutive poll. Kluitsdh I 0 0 0 Evans rt 3 110 MHwavktt M0 111 M0— 2 t 0 0 0 Sutcliffe p 2 0 0 0 Christian Brothers Academy (8-5) easily defeated Red Edwrds 2b 3 110 Alltnson c 1110 Dttroll 012 Ml O1» » 1110 Mule ph 10 0 0 Shore Regional split a pair of games last week, losing Total a 2 1 1 Total 34 I II 1 CHICAGO HOUSTON E-CMoore, Trammell OP—Milwau- Ma 10 0 0 Reuss p 10 0 0 Bank Catholic (15-1) and St. Joseph's of Metuchen (14-8) Oakland r h bl kee 1, Delroil 3. LOB- Milwaukee 7, Dt MO 020 Ml— 1 10 0 0 brhbl ab to Marlboro, 3-1, before topping Raritan B-4. The scrappy kellehf ss 4 0 10 Puhl rf 3 l 00 last week to advance from 10th to eighth while St. Rose troll 3. IB- Leicano HR—Thompson (3), Jl I * 7 Tttal 17 I tl • E— Newman 1, GScoti DP—Oakland i, Mur.t-r 0 0 0 Blue Devils (12-3) remain second, but, as ever, their Slaub (1). Kemp (4) SB—Whilaktr SF- Montreal Ml 020 MO- 1 '000 CRenlds ii J (8-5) and Wall (9-7-1) round out the Top 10. Boston 3 LOB—Oakland 4, Boston 10 )B- Bucknr Ib 4 0 0 0 Leonard-f 3 Bando Los Anteles 4M lift Mx— I pitchforks are pointed at the number one slot. Evans, Rke HR-GScoti (4), Hobson (1). Kingmn If 10 10 JCrui II 3 IP H RER •• SO E-Cromartie. Parrlsh DP—Montreal ' THE DAILY REGISTER TOP 10 DMurphv (2) SB-DMurphv SF-Hem* Oniivrs 3b 4 0 10 Cabeii 3b 3 Milwaukee LOB—Montreal 1, Los Amities fc Sexton Ib 1 Holmdel (10-2) won two of three to keep third place all 1. Ocean Township (11-31 «. Neptune (M-l) Haas L.i 7 7 2-3 9 * IB- Baker, Cev. Yeager. RScoil Martin cf-'T'b 0 0 , to itself while Monmouth (9-4), which split a pair of games, McClurC t 0 0 0 Ferguson HR— Ferguson U}, Loots Blackwel c ] 0 0 0 Walson Ib I 2. Shore Heglonal (12-3) 7. Marlboro (8-5) (astr 1-300 0 0 0 14) SB-Oawson.SF—Cromartlt, Suemor 7b S 0 t 0 Ashbv 112 0 Krukow p 10 10 JGonill 7b 3 I remains fourth. Detroit IP H R ER Bl SO 3. Holmdel (10-2) 8.CBA<8-5) Heaverio Thmin ph 10 0 0 JNIekroc 3 < MorrliW.I-O MI • 2 3 Montreal Boston WHrni p 0 0 0 0 Middletown South (11-7-1) jumped from eighth to fifth 4. Monmouth Regional (9-4) 9. St. Rote (8-51 S,2 12-11 Grtmsttv L.3-2 4 <*••,, McClure pitched to two batten In the Rainev W.2-3 I 1 1 I J May 4 4 1117 7 olaI 11 0 1 0 Total 17 WP—Rainav. MNorrls PB-Newman after clinching the Shore Conference "A" championship 5. Middletown South (11-7-1) 10. Wall (9-7-1) eighth I Antelei Ch-cato Ml M0 T—{ 7 A-tSASI. Houston 012 MO HBP-Bv McClure (Thompton) WP - SulcliHe W.4-2 S 2 2 4 1 E—Black well LOB—Chicago 6 McClure Reuss S.I 4 0 0 2 2 CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH ion V 2B-JCrui. JNiekro SB -JCi T_J to A-4MH T-2:» A—12.U2. ab r h bl akrhM Krukow, CRevntids Grltftv rf 5 12 0 Moreno cf S 0 0 0 IP H R ER MINNESOTA FIRST GAME CLEVELAND JKendv 2b 5 2 l 1 Foli SI 3 0 11 Chlcava ttrkkl ikribl CfKOcn II & 0 1 0 Parkier rt 4 0 t 0 TEXAS . TORONTO Krukow L.I ] 4 4 3 2 Wvrteoar c 4 0 1 0 .brhbl ib r h bl High school Sports Schedule Bonds dh 4 12 0 Aurtxh SI 0 0 0 0 JMftntr Ib 10 10 WHrm 2 0 0 0 Dade rf 4 0 0 0 Smallty ss 3 0 10 Foster If S011 Bflbnsn If 4 0 0 0 Sample It 3 0 0 0 Griffin ss 4 2 2 0 Wannnocf 3 12 1 Landrei If 4 1 I 1 Bench c Ott c 4 0 10 Blanks ss 0 0 0 0 Bailor rt 4 0 11 TOOAY St. Mary's (SA) at Ktansburg Thornin Ib 4 0 0 0 Adams dh 3 110 DtFrls Ib 3 0 0 0 Stenntl 2b 4 0 10 Gray ph 10 0 0 Howtll 3b 4 0 0 MMkall Holmdel al Mala wan Octan at St John Prultt tl 4 0 10 JoMrli ph 10 0 0 Dritstn ph 2 2 2 1 Garner 3b 4 2 3 Chalk ss 0 0 0 0 TJhnsn 3b 0 0 0 0 Henry Hudson al Red Bank Catholic Middletown South at Long Branch St Joseph's at CBA RJcksn Ib 4 0 10 GAIxndr c Knighl 3b S 1 I 0 C artde 11 2 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 Carlv dh 10 10 cirii Trick Point Pleasant Boro at Holmdel St ROM at Manasquart Wilfong Zb 3 0 0 0 Harrah 3t> 40 0 0 Blair i i 2 112 Whitson p 0 0 0 0 y Ib 3 0 Marlboro.. IIH0WH1 at ftnore T n Souiti al hWPlurte Rivera ph 0 0 0 0 4 000 • Gernm ph 7 0 0 0 Easier pM 0 riWH 3 0 0 0 * Bosattl ct 3 0 0 0 ATLANTA Marlboro at Matawan St Thomat Aquinas at St. John Manasquan at Wall Middlelown North at Matawan Norwod cf 3 0 11 ^T LOUll > 3 110 LaCoss p 3 0 10 Romo o Putnm dh 4 110 Woods It 10 0 0 •town North at T R North Central at Mlddlelown North Long Branch... al Freehold Township Mattr Dei at Middletown South Sofield rt 3 0 0 0 ab r fi bl ab r h si Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 Sangln ph Jorgnsn 1b 4 0 2 0 McKay 2b 1110 BM * Track Point Pleasant Boro at Holmdel CBA at RBC TtmUt Randall ph 0 0 0 0 Rovsier 3b 4 0 1 0 Brock If 4 12 0 1 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 t Oavis c 10 0 0 Mtlhws rf 4 0 0 Rtd Bank Catholic. at Red Sank Si Rose al Ocean Marlboro al Middletown South 51 Marv's ISA) at St John Cail.no 3b 2 0 10 BAir Mmphry If 10 10 Total 4i ; M i Total « 1 I 1 Wills 70 3 0 0 0 velej ph 10 0 0 Burrahs If at Marlboro Rumson.. al Red Bank Rerttan atManalapan Ocean at Red Bank Catholic Cubbag ph 10 0 0 110 Obtrktl 2b 4 112 Cincinnati MO 014 lit- 7 Norman ss 7 0 10 Cerone c 0 0 0 0 Murphv Ib 4 112 KHrndi Ib 3 2 11 Monmouth at MenasauKi Slrta bear Keansburg at Henry Hudson Malawan al Marlboro TtUI JO I M Pittsburgh Ml 01ft Mft— 3 Orubb if 10 0 0. ______Office Cf 4 0 0 0 Watl at T R North Neptune at Howell Monmouth at Aiburv Park Wtstfitld at CBA 5lrnm.ons c * 1 i l 0M M3 MO- 1 E—Garner 2, Mortno. Autrbach. DP- Tttal 11 1 I 1 Total "* Nit] Hubbrd7b 1 i i 0 Middletown South at Jack ion TOMORROW Lakewood , al Ocean Mater Dal at Middletown North Hendro rl * 0 1 3 Mi Cinclnnatf I. LOB—Cincinnati 13. PU Teiai Benedict c 3 0 0 0 TStoti cl 4.0 0 (T OeH tiirtiti Freehold al Red Bank E-Golli 2- Dade DP—Cleveland 2. ttburgrt 9. 2B-~JKtrtndv. GrIHtv HH Toronto •01 OU 3 Fnas ss 3 0 11 Rtitl 3b 4 0 0 0 Howtll at Marlboro Monmouih al Shore Middletown North at Neptune Softball Minnesota I LOB—Cleveland 5, Minne- Garner (2), Blair (1), DrleiMn 15) S— E-Howell. DP-Toronto 2 LOB-Tex PNiekrop 2 0 10 Phillips SS 4 0 2 0 Point Pleasant Boro.. . atManalapan Manasouan at Point Pleasant Boro Keansburg al Henry Hudson Raritan. ... at Short sota! HR—Landreaux <5> SB—Wvntear LaCoss. ds 6, Toronto 4 2B—Joroensen, Cartv, RMahler p 0 0 0 0 Vuckvch p 4 2 t 0 St. John Viannev . . . atMitawan Brkk at Howell Mi) tll auackson dil S-Smalltv, Norwood, Randall H R ER IB SO Gnllln. Mavberry 3B—Griffin. S—Davis. Lum ph 10 0 0 Southern at St. Joseph's Red Bank Catholic at St John . nsburo. tlSt. John Skok p 0 0 0 0 Holmdel at Mater Del IP H R ER IB SO Cincinnati SF-Sundberg HolmcJel Jackson at Freehold Township . at Henry Hudson at M«nasguan Manchtsltr Cleveland LaCoss W.4-0 IP M R ER IB SO Tttal 33 1 « 1 Raritan at Red Bank catholic Rumson al Marlboro Girls Track Manasouan at Aiburv Park Total >* MI; Garland WJ 4 6 1-3 7 2 2 3 2 Tomlin 0 0 0 0 Texas Atlanta •10 000 Mi— j Paint Pleasant Beach al Red Bank Lakewood al Asburv Park St John at Mater Dei Freehold Townshlo. at Octan Monoe 1 0 0 0 11 DAIexndr L.I 2 M 3 6 3 3 2 2 St Lovli ' ' Hx- 7 Aiburv Park at Wall Long Branch at Raritan Red Bank al Marlboro Girl* Saccar VCrui S.I 2-300000 Lvle 2300DOO E-DMi OB—Atlanta J St. Mater Del /, at SI. Rose Freehold at Keansburg Long Branch at Monmouth Shore al Manalapan tandelrla L.2-2 Louis 7 28—Hend oughs JB Tennis Ocaan al Wall Ntpiurte at Wall Long Branch at Freehold Township 1114 Whitson Rovsltr HR—i 1). DMitrphv St John Vlannev al Mater Del Red Bank al Manalapan Middletown North al 51 Rota Howtll at Brick Homo (101 SB-Brock Point Pleasant Boro at Rumson TR. South al Neplune I R Soulh at Matawan Wall at Marlboro Marlboro at Brick Holmdel at Henry Hudson Kevport al Holmdel Middletown South at St Rose Kevoort at Point Pleasant Beach WEDNESDAY Rumson at Manalapan Key port at Matawan •oviTrack Track Central at SI. Joseph's Mater Del at St John Short..- *' Holmdel Girls Track Red Bank Catholic at Ocean Holmdel at Short Freehold at Shore Red Bank at Shore Red Bank at Rumson Manasauan at Monmouth Southern al Point Pleasant Boro at Howtll Glrlt Sacctr SI John Vlannev at Middletown North Holmdel at SI John Baseball T.R Soulh at Raritan GOOD/YEAR Neotune at Central Long Branch.. at Freehold Township Maler Dei at St. Row Brick at Noptune Manchester at Jackson Monmouth al Ocean Manalapan at Long Brand Howell at T.R. North .--.r7T... al Ocean T.R. North al Jackson Red Bank Catholic at CBA Freehold Today

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IUi» »SJSt. 141-aaaa Driving ScHPtl *ar CAR WASH HELP — Apply IP partafi Caunlry SuaMr Car Waak. 1*M Mwy ELECTRICIAN 1. AtrtM Far Sato 2. Auto* Far Sale CADILLAC SEDAN DCVILLE 1f7f - B. '"" All PMW, atr, s*arm C«. MM raaf. wtks-Minlrnuwi fiva n CARPENTER — Eipaflancag inltam portenca. Must nave tfrtvors «,m ifOan. AfctHiiHly IHw Haw. Haw tng and IIMIA work Salary nagMlab* C«r OMPK, MMMt OkJH, tti 7171 ORD l»n - (kana Torint | Stgpt* >iar rwwid — n,Ti Callanvtima. Art tar ftarnta. Slwwn by wtnlmam, • II dggi M,«0 MnHM, tag* b IIWH XPERIENCED CARPENTERS — V.m aiciudln*. !•• ar* IkMHl. O MM i«ft offw w-mi wanlad to* framing now PJMaat. ajVPHl. CARf TAJtER - Or tg»Wa Ta UM pggplt. tgrtmgn (malt lamplal lts ORD OALAXie nn — OLDMMftttC CtiTLAM WTUCMC CLlAIMrP JUNK UM -UH t ont^frtfi in tp#fjtjv aM rtowM an ovsate, l* »l 1*11 CAMAKO nn - i- condilianat). Pmir ila«r agar mill* to rttrwtt baak aarilat, Ing/brakas/wlntfawt/lackt. I17« ORD RANCH WAGON 1171 — Me- 9LKSWAOEN RA11IT nil — JUNK CARS WANTED CLERICAL put on i«w*lry (HstHavs, conduct tatei Muller Dart, Tit «••, awt, 1IMJ11 htmcaHv sound, W) w best after LDSMOBiLE - nn Stone* wa»an mtalings SACAP.Y PLUS CX all 717 19*4 after i am ue and white, am awngr, ffMW watt I mlan. UM or MI offar. CM Rgt atM HIM Full lima, good at ftgum PtaawM ENSES CaJl Ltsa j*wots Co . In M.J CHEVROLET lITi - Mofrtt Carte Best attar Call MM»? or ill 34»»?4 TOP DOLLAR working conditions Company banefttr.. all fr*«. MOm I**i. lUhirMr BaHi. Chevrolet - BMW Powar brakM/MMTlm, sir. vinyl lop, ORD LTD nn - SaiXre Wage*. FOR USE0 CAM diKountt AMtv In parson Prtnidtnl low mliaaga. 4714130 4*9,000 mikM. runs goad, good concHtton, LKSWAOEN RAttIT CUSTOM LIPPIH MOTOR CAR CO.INC PERGAMENT 1100 Iti 4M4 XD5MOBILE - 1974 Omega Four m\. U SavrevtlpSi N.J Wll Hwv U and Paste Ava HMM KPER1ENCED PRODOCl - Per Aberdeen Twp. CHEVROLET MALIIU CLASSIC tfn gadan. Sm*4i Vg, rtllon. dtacplafel Drown wNti tan In- son wanlad Red Bank area Carl t* — Air, pew* r t taa r- GEORGE WALL IIMI Inlactad an rapplir ata, TOP DOLLAR CLERK TYPIST — Goad al llgurti Mpm . '41-gNOor 747-im,atk ing/brakti/iocki/windewt. »lt» LINCOLN/MERCURY _a> a MPO. Can Paig m Hatt apt gggt can accuracy and ntatpati Imgonant batWd radlslt M* H71 Shrewsbury Ave.. at Svcemor* Call Ml IMI Educational Dublllliing firm 1171 I Rt. 34 & S. AtlanHc Ave. hrtwsburv 747 M •tfK wtak Rttumt ta PO Boa 477. Lang ACTOR Y HELP — In a CHRV5LEH 100 IW - Aifctoaj il*l .YMOUTH nV4 — I LKSWAGEN 1*74 — S TOP DOLLAR PAID Brancn. N J 0774t ondary jinc recycling piant Savon day CJII GTO — (H7 CLASSIC. Four ipted, 4OO r, pa war •teg/ing/hri __ collonl condition Hi . For lia* can. Imial t oleted shift No eiperlence n*xttur v C.I engine with factory chrome Runs tiler* condition, law mtieette. J44WT444 . llm. tltaa firm. M-0M1 gfkkr can no> CLERK TYPIST all ni-lBS. 566-8000 r- graat, U.000 atigmal mite* • K epl in CHRYSLER IMPERIAL !»*• — El aragt. Needs minor body work, in LYMOUTH VALIANT H7I — Sl» WE NEED USED CAM AST FOOD - And eWI net* -U OPIN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. ciliant condition, alt •lactric. Mathti (tior In excellent condition. Bufflandv vtlnder automatic, venr clean, tow OLKSWAGEN 1*47 — RaaUgj. I Tgp taaar pgM. MULLER CHEVRO- ORDER perlenced Only neat, honest and en / WtD. & SAT. till 6 p.m interior, air. AM/FM. tour-door, t«ls •th Week interior, naw radial tin. miles, runs good SM0 741-eHI. loi. low mllgata, aicoilont mgnr. A LET. Hwy H Matawan. Ill — hustastk need aawiy. VartoM hours Call iltt r I p.m.. MtS3l. vaiiabte M«fvanem*nl opOBTtialtv Original owner. Witt accept btsi offtr tally mutum car. V> CM Ill-mi WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS (i?w Call 717-1031 after 4 P LYMOUTH nV VOLARE — l.tM ENTRY After 4 p.m.. IW-ISJI ^ tiles Power steering, power brakes, OLKSWAOEN >US TM - OgM run- SCHWARTI C»mlar-Plrnnu»i Rod aant. 147*717 Regional \ates orltce ol mtcrnatioi HOLSEY PONTIAC ir conditlonlnt, rear defew ng condition. Attlng I4M. Ctll manulaclurer ol lebrKated metal, and FOOD SERVICE USED CAR BONANZA 7IU altar I >.m thtmlcal seoks inttivMual to hanaie RTE. 34 Ml-tOO EATONTOWN SUPERVISOR CHEVELLE MALIBU 1HI — 70,1 LVMOUTH DUSTER H71 — 1_ _ 3LVO — I*H. IM. Sl» cyllndtr. auto- order entry, inventory posting, coordi Part time weekends and Holidays milt* Ont owntr GuanntMd 10 go KITSON CHEVROLET CO ondltlon, power steering, green In- nalMM) or orderi between oftke and Bavshore Community Hospttai ftas a CHEVROLETS!!! through lniMctl«n, 1450. 49S-1SM. ertor/eaterier, 91,000 mitts. |M firm _ Irani plntagil. u.fao mRgt. warehouse Light typing and severe part time supervisory position tn the Call Jeanne after 4 p.m., 41S-41M. MV tan ant IkgngggRtrg. Rat ttpji ortKe duttes iry Dspartment Supervisory CHEW NOVA 1fM — Sll-cvtlndtr olvo. Oaalar, r a month 77 CAPRICE CLASSIC txxnr work, tngtn* runs good »W. Ct commenwrate with experience oius a ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY comtHeheniive benetit oackage Call 10 Thomas Avt T4714W Sftrowibg 4-dr. Plllard hdtp.. 2-tone gray LTD XL - Ford 1*70, good condition m hi PLYMOUTH 1973 - Satellite Plus CROWN - Oflkt Trallar, IVJM or tPPlvi HELP WANTED - Ovor II, ex metallic with contrasting carmine lab CHEVY — tt72 Vtga Automatic tnn torn an estate (400 or best offer Cat CLERK TYPIST erienced for landscaping and dump nsshMi, good running condition U.0C 791 0311 after S p.m. •M0. ti it RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Accurate,tvolng to handte data enlr uck driver Must have N.J. driver's he interior, V-8, aulo , p/s, p/b, air Call 747-O3M Call HI >»J1 PERSONNEL DEPART- and procats forms, entry ltv*l Loca cense Must have own transportatten illti. Call 7IM4SS or 7I7-W7. MACH I 1970 — Four speed Hurst, 35 cond., AM/FM. excellent condition $ PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1177 — 3J HEVROLET - tin KS Blanr Four MENT arva Start 14.S3! yoar.' Call 222-iltl CHRYSLER HEWPOHT CUSTOM H Cleveland engine, asking fttWO Should ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 32,000 miles VI, power steering/brakes, al wheel drive Cheyenne VI, automatic, Attention. Sharon Barrows LAWN MAINTENANCE — 4,999 Blut with white roof, tour-door hari be teen. 4154937. AM/FM stereo eight-track, cruise con war itetrlnteraket, air. 11.9MU East Front St Red Bank. N.J » Thomas Avt 7*7 U** Snrtwsbui (OP, power itotrlng, power brahtl iroi. velour Interior, M.000 origlna tes Ont owner Don't miss this one electric windows and door locks, tit MALIBU COUPE 1977 - 24.000 miles 741-2700 Ext. 222 CLERKS Female, experience necessary. 301 vi, air, power sleerlngYbrafces •I, immaculate throughout only ||,HS, tax and license extra helpers with a valM New Jersey 77 MALIBU WAGON eo Ona owner, 49.000 miles. Asking 471-7423. ed Bank Volvo, dealer, 741 SM4 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F TYPISTS IHOO. eJI-HJO. Call UM304, ask for Daniel Gltewltch SECRETARIES * driver's license necessary 74I-71SS Medium brown metallic, contrasting ADMINISTRATIVE — Trainee, OP MERCURY MONARCH QMIA 1971 - PONTIAC - Grand Prix, 197J. V-l HEVROLET BLAZE" - 1*77, four portuniiv lor High School orad. no aOOKKEPPERS Camel interior, V-8, auto, power steer- COUGAR IHT- Sell for part*, U0D * heel drive, excellent condition Many KEYPUNCH LAWN WORK best offer Sedan, sliver finish with gray ' iulomalic, power lteertng. brakes experkefKe necessarv. will train Call If you ttava any of Urn abovt skills and ing, brakes, air cond.. w/w's. 35.000 $ -oof, bucket seats, power windows windows, locks. Call 1*1-1343 after Jttras W0Q/er best offer SO 71M, vour Naw Recruiter In Red Benfc, Trim grass, week., cultivate Onalotwo Call 143-4*42 >ower tteerIng/brakes, AM/FM radio between if p.m. 741 -.3», Freehold, no 10n>. E Bruns are interested in ttmporary work, wn days weekly, now until November. Cjll miles 4,299 •tereo, atr, excellent condition. 14,0 wick. ?B SIM, Haitet. M4I4SS not corns in and rtglsttr? Wt pav t. 74? 304) between n p.m. COUGAR XR7 1177 — Good condition •Its. no fa* charged ™ies. $4900 firm. 471-S074. PONTIAC 1971 WAGON — P_ .. X)DGE VAN 1174 - Maul naavv-duty, LADIES-MEN — Work at home on the 15,000 miles. Light Jade/dark lad* vli steering, automatic, air, excellent con- utomailc. soma rust, runs good. tttSQ. AIR CONDITIONING ACE TEMPORARIES roof, M.30Q. After t • JO, 717 1M4 Ml Thomas Avt MI-0303 Shrewibui phone, earn US-ltt weekly servicing 76 CAPRICE CLASSIC MG MIDGET 1971 — Netdl rear pinion dition, 11400. Call 747-SH1. ouV ciartomers. H4-W4. 4-door hdtp., dark green metallic, with CREDIT PROBLEMS dear, for parts or to flu. DODor STEP VAN 11TJ — LOW COOK No cash? If you're working, wt ca PONTIAC 1971 LeMANS — SU TECHNICIAN Chef's Helper LANDSCAPE — Gardener's helper. contrasting saddle root and Interior, cylinder, automatic, (500 or best «ffer Mease, asking S17M firm. Call Experience preiarred. Must haw $ halp to gat you financed. No mom Call 2*1 0117 after 5 p.m, 1-3*14 days; W9 H13 after ) • m. N14111 small V-8. auto., p/s, p/b, air bond., down Payment* arrarxjad to suit you MCB AND MG MIDGIT - Breaking Currently we have a career ooporiuni- transportation S4l-)0*4 after S ».m. one owner 39,000 miles neads, Many New and Quality COOKS ~- Rounds person, preoaratii 3.795 lor parts Good trunks, angina, tin PONTIAC CUSTOM "S" — 19*9, U0 ORD 1*70 ECONOLINE J00 VAN - Iv available fn a soohislkalM labor* perwn. dishwasher Apply in person IAWN MOWER MECHANIC - Ex Cars to choose from Call Mr. Fl._ door*, loos To numerous to nama V-4, uses regular gas. automatic trans work truck. SM firm. tory envtronrhent We offer excellent ICkt at Rassas Ponilac, 3*3 Broad Si 13S Brenchport Ave. Long Brenc ._ lenced. full time only Apply fn mission, new Battery and cables, en ITMIW growth potential wltti an iHcellent •70114} person. Littte Silver Repair Center. H 77 MALIBU CLASSIC Rad Bank. 741-SIM. glne recently tuned, black Interior, ye salary «nd benefit package for an air Ayers Lane. Little Wlvgr. MONTE CARLO 1177 - __ body. Two-door Asking !700or best ORD F1» - tW. _ conditioning technician who eniovs COOK — Light nousekeeptng, three 2-dr hdtp . Silver blue metallic with OAT5UN 140Z 1171 — Air conditioning -Hour interior, automatic, offer. Call S0.-4OOQ, Ext. 234, after emiied, mint condition, n.gn m|(es working with engineers in design and days Per week, must P*vt own Iran More Croii.fltd AM/FM, mat) wheels, must satl. Asl siterlng/braket, air, asking 1471S. Cal , except Frl. and Sun, iking IJ700 Call 747-7**9 dcvelooment 11 you are a lechnioat Donation. Good pay. References. R white Landau top and custom interior. ing in» Call tvtnlngi, 741-SS12. /I7-41I0 alter 5 p.m. vchooi graduate and htvt 1+ years . tw Mtrt Poft AM/FM. V-8. auto.. P/S, P/B. air EEP — J-1Q Rkkup. 1*74. four what! experience in the air conditioning field. MONTE CARLO 1173 — Excellent coo PONTIAC CATALlNA — 197) nation rlvt. V4 automatk. pawgr twjor- cond., wire wheel covers, 39,000 $ OOOGE MONACO BROUGHAM — wagon. Good running condition Bes call us for an appointment S4V-7HO. i l dillon, AM/FM, brown with tan sun offer over WOO Call 717-1440 after g/prgktl. tang Bad. full cap. la.UO Ext. 1707 COUNTER HELP Sl.HttpWonttd miles. 3.699 oof. air. new brakes, 11*00 747-7409 Itai. M.4«M i phi! taa x and IktntinIktntg Betty ante Cleaners L AMERC C » MONARCH 1977 — Fourdoor. three LL AMERICAN INC.. Hwv. ». Call I43-S23I DODGE DART 1*41 speed with overdrive, high mpg PONTIAC TEMPEST 1970 - GT37, 390 •Ikt. H4-17H. 74 IMPALA Runs good ermine, three-speed stick, WOO FEDDERS CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESEN power steering, air, AM/FM stereo TRUCK INSURANCE ATIVE — Permanent position Typing MKTOiOFCNU 4-door hdtp.. medium brown metallic, 717-1254 *J4M 747-434 S 719-H39 REE guottt and WnOtri m Dhant. CORPORATION EDISON, N.J 0M1/ telephone and letter writingexperitnc STUtYKIVKES with contrasting beige interior. V-8. DODGE 1770 CORONET WAGON - PONTIAC SUNBIRD HATCHBACK — ALL TOLL-FREE aMtl »7gJ hetpful. Ebsco Suotcrlption Services MONTE CARLO 1971 — Slx-cylindei An Affirmative Action «nd Musi have N.J. School Psy- auto,, p/s. p/fa. air cond.. w/w's. 1300 or best offer mi CHRYSLE 1*71, four-cylinder; five-speed, AM/FM Equal Opportunity Employer Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank. N AM/FM, extras. Moving. Must sacn jttreo, sun roof. 9,000 mites Plus man RUCK CAP - 30 InOm Mttl. r long. chologist certificate and Di- 69.000 miles. Town and Country Wagon. 1300 Of bet lice. 7I7-14BI. mulatto, good inapt. ISO. Ctll DESIGNERS-DRAFTING M.999 offer HI MM extras. Must tall. Asking »4J00 Cal rectors or Supervisors 747 9440 after S p.m. uum ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS DODGE DART SWINGER — 117 MUSTANG 19(7 — 302, V4, power AMWAY Oel the whole story. For L J GONZEfl ASSOCIATES certificate Experience with steering, automatic transmission. UTILITY CAP SI Broad St., Red Bank MI 74 MALIBU M.»4 miles. (700. Ml S04S after 4 PORSCHE 914 - 1972. Dark blue, Mac Fof I ft oich-ur M00 appointment call child study team required Call after 1 p.m. interior. Loaded. 13100 firm. Cat TIMS" or 2*4 UU Honduras Maroon, contrasting black 747-MM after 4 p.m. Cafl f "" DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full time DUSTER 1173 - HI. B4M automall MUSTANG — 1947, It*. V-l. p. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSPERSON Cheirttde experience only. vinyl interior, 6 cyl. auto.. P/S, P/B, steering, automatic transmission. 1450 — Exoeriented Call 747 1122 LEJUwtofcorran Headers, mags, etc. Quick sate, fJOO '17 7117 after 4 P.m. PORSCHE IM 11711 — Four- W/Ws. wheel covers, accent stripes i. 471-1344. AM/FM stereo, fog lights, sunroof Motorcyclts 19,000 milts. Eiceltent condition DENTAL SECRE WUECTUBSTAB Excellent economy 61.000 miles. H.699 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1977 — V-4, AUTO MECHANIC — A Mechanic,, TAKY. RECEPTIONIST — Red Ban FIAT SALES AND SERVICE — Levin power steering, brakes, windows, ai 110.500. After 4, Ul MS or f»4*04 KVfUMKIT Motors Corp., Miple Ave., Red *7t KAWASAKI 4*0 — AcMt owned. minimum five years experience, reter- Modtrn gtnaral practice 4'J da conditioning. S471S. 717 5912 RABBIT — "You've got to drive It toGaraged. Very clean, loaded with ei entet, five-day week, salary oius com k. tipartenctd. with tacretori Musi have al least live years 741-4570. Us. bookkeeping, thrtd-oar OLDSMOBILE - 1949. goad condition believe It." SHREWSBURY MOTORS rai. recently servkod. |7M firm. miHlon. Cltril't Aulo Service Center ol successlul teaching ex- •COMPACT A- FIAT-PEUGEOT DEALER MHOS. me , Church Street and Carr Ave.. payment and dental Skills eitentla must have precise 117i Call after 4:30 INC., 741-UOO. Ability to rttatt well to public and Itaf perience Evidence ol suc- BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES INC p.m.. 4954733. Keansburg, N.J. ^__^_^___ SUB-COMPACT CARS 334 Main St. Matawan SUO CYCLE INSURANCE Salary commenurate withe*otri*nc cesslul leadership in cur- RED BANK VOLVO REE Mill and Wnders bv ptw AUTO BODY PERSON — E Full benefits Reply Bo> Q-Hi. " riculum work and in develop- FORD 19*1 TORINO WAGON - R OLDSMOBILE 1171 — Delta M, four 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. ALL TOLL-FREE KV«1 •TO peritncvd. own tools, all bantfli* Ma Datlv Register. Shrewsbury, built ilx-cvllndtr engine, new (ran door, automatic, power sleei RED BANK, 741-5M4 1 or Kosoltaii latton. WMM04 07701 ing curriculum material es- 77 MONZA mission MM 7I7-9SI1 mg/brakes. radlals, AM/FM. Open 5 nights to I So p.m , Sat, until IARLEY DAVIDSON im - Pit sential Please Sand Resume after 4 p.m. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC DENTAL ASSISTANT —4' i-tlav wwk 2-dr., Silver with contrasting black FORD ELITE 197S - Power — REDIKER SHERMAN Mutt be skilled in complete automobile cipencnce not necessary Send return no later than May 3110 ino/braket, air. AM/FM stereo, new OLDSMOBILE - 1972. 1500. Can be DODGE PEUGEOJ repair Very buiv shop. Five-day work to B01 O-270, The Daily Register vinyl- bucket seats, console, tinted tires, excellent. Mult sicrifk ittn at 304 Pin* Brook Rd.. Eatontow Rt 34—Wall Township—44* 1100 HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER- week Excellent pav plan and benefits Shrewsbury. N.J. 0/701 Dr. Joan D. Abrtms. glass, 4 cyl.. auto.. P/S, fnnl. disc 9 471-4177. anytime Good condition »75. 1000-CC, extra chrome. Cuatam Apply In per son. or call Circle Chevrolet I l II lHOU RITTENHOUSE alnt. Excellent condltlan Call Company, b*\ Shrewsbury Ave. DENTAL ASSISTANT Drakes. 6.000 original miles. 3.999 Shrewsbury, N J 741-3130. Atk tor Nick LINCOLN MERCURY, tftt. Experience preferred, but not esse Trocchla. Service Manager 76 CHEVETTE 900 Hwv. U 771 1500 Ocean Twp HONDA MM) TWIN — ttTS. new ex liel. Call »*4 44*), t to i. 2. Autos For Sale 7. Autos For Sale SAAB SONETT 1173 — Green with tan erlor. new seat and sissy bar, ngwtv 2-door, tan with tan interior. 4-speefl. interior. AMAf-M. tour speed, JO mpg alntod. tWO firm. Call ttM7H after I YOUXL ENJOY RUNNING YOUR manual disc brakes, mnl steering. 4 eiceltent condition In and out. ask.li OWN BUSINESS 51. Help Wonted 12950. Call MI M7S ____ cyl.. AM/FM radio, showroom condi- rfONDA TRAIL CTM — Law mUaag*. Become an Avon Representative. En- iov selling quality products In a territo- tion. Outstanding economy 20.000 SHORE MOTORS . Wit. ry assigned to you Set your own hours miles Volvo-Triumph Dealer and earn good money, too For details- '2.995 •v. 35, Manewuen 52I-7MO HONDA Xftll call Mrs Hammond. 471-Ult, Mrs. HELP WANTED 100" FINANCING STEIN CADILLAC Oead condition. Asking IBB. Konelul.. 1U-S2I3. Mrs, Archer, ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK 544^3)7 •SPORTY CARS- Ip to 48 mot. to pay for qualified buyers i MALE OR FEMALE 775-2100 KAWASAKI tm KZ4M - Black, cus- BARBER OR APPRENTICE — With my new or used car In stock I om seal, headers, iitsv Mt. 100 m some experience Cat) evenings. 78 CORVETTE ST.RAUB BUICK-OPEL HU Call 74770*4 M4-W10 NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars Person to take complete charge of home delivery Polar While, conirasting red leather KAWASAKI nn - 7Mcc, etectrtc BAR PERSON - Part time. APPlv tn Ki " tart, custom soet and sitav ear, (098 person. Palmer Lounge. Palmer Ave.. interior. V-B, aulo.. p/s. p/b. air cond rHO^jJWNERSSPECIAh to carriers and stores in Belford and Leonardo THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new miles. H«00. After 4, «l»4». West Keansburg. AM/FM stereo, w/8-track p/windows. and used cars in Monmouth Count KAWASAKI KXIM r»71 - *40B or bet* BEAUTICIAN — _._. area. Must have Van or S'ation Wagon. till wheel, cruise, Koni suspension Over 100 air-conditioned new cars Manicuring helpful. Part-time. cannol be told Irom new 10.200 slock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC HI Tue* through Sat. *>71-*771 Shrewsbury Avr, New Shrewsbur nn miles. Ml .495 Call 364-0740 Mr Dee 741-4 WO. KAWASAKI m tHf BEAUTICIANS TIN Mi ftt*ta«r/Tfc. Safe) lh|Mv Good navOM conctttkn. UOO Three. Part-lime 77 CORVETTE THUNDEftBIRD — 1H 7tMBt Call 717-4K0 Town Lantou. mint condition cltul CIRCULATION DEPT. Orange, with contrasting Tobacco Ont owntr. Full powff. Air condition- KAWASAKI 1*77 - 00, efectrk start BEAUTY CULTURE INSTRUCTOR — brown interior. 4-speed. V-8. air no. tilt dliOOMl swln0-«wav ftMrlno ed. kick exhaust ivstem. Mint caaaH- Licensed or will train. Holder of opera CaH 542-4000 - Mr. McKnigttt S wnllfl landau loo ovtr ootd body, whl tor's license Call MluStence, 44J-4007 cond.. p/s. p/b. AM/FM. 22.000 luck*d Intttlof. Ptiont in Jm attor Asking tils) gr MM offer. Cail miles. 9.895 Corwln. Molly Pltcner |m, 747U0O. THE building It old 1. Help Wanted 79 CAMARO Z28 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE —1-. xrvkt. DOWNES PONTIAC. U Uw KAWASAKI M0 IHI Flamingo red, contrasting leatherette Mam SI.. Matawan Stt-Uff. Good running condlllan REAL ESTATE tALIS bucket seals, auto , V-8, p/s. p/b. air $ THE owners are new— 471llt* TOYOTA IVl — Corolla OtluM. Two- CARIKR cond.. radio, healer, 600 miles. 7.695 door, automatic, radio, rtar dtfrMt MOTORCYCLE HELMET calltnt mochanlcal condition. 77, Full laca. IB OPPORTUNITY III! 11300 I»l-07ai Call SUM' 78 CAMARO Z28 MAY we serve you? Top agtncy has two open- Phantom blue with contrasting TOYOTA ~ Corolla 1174, tour-w P.M OTA WW-limca.PI ings lor licensed Real Estate rtcanl valva lot. tnocks. and »«ru .... Jiain pU) lxUMIMMMr» t leatherette bucket seats. 4-speed, air or.at gas miteago, TI.SO0 mltas. lika tit thg wtrHMn rttar. Sales Associates Membei cond,, AM/FM. p/s. p/b. V-8. 13.000 Irto H.iOO. mMM7 after 1 p.m. MLS. and RELQ* Relerrals. REMSEN DODGE TWO HONDAMOTORCVCLEt-im. Have you ever wondered what a career in Real miles. *6.995 TOYOTA — l*7i CaHca GT. both fcava fgrflngl anal craih an incentives. ACTION. Call lor >wu,lMKkwMllUIUd«i : and i Sterling silver, w/conlrastmg Firethorn 566-6100 YAMAHA areali leading, fnstest-growing farms. Landau roof and interior. V-B, auto. 741 i J 1 R CYCLE SERVICE. INC •71-2300 p/s p/b air cond., AM/FM. w/w's. *n TOYOTA CORONA 1*71 — Rod tour vary clean, inside and out. 29.000 > J door, automatic, tictllaM Mm. American Hotel miles. **• •M ov.r HW Call alHr t AlltO Rtnt/LMM Ml-UtI HEAL ESTATE 20 E. Main Street VALUABLE COUPON TM - ! MkH.M*(,na» Freehold. NJ 74 MONTE CARLO vraat naods nt« top AshinI g IH1H0M0 r DENT A VAN - Lpw. Mat rgtag. OH WE'RE READY ,le1 black, with black interior, black mnn after a a.m. n*>llil. many, TOM'S PORD. Man. ». Kg»- Wed. May 30 Landau lop. V-8, aulo.. P/S, P/B. atr 50 CENTS OFF TRIUMPH STAC 11T2 CLASSIC WHEN YOU ARE cond AM/FM, 39,000 mHes '2.999 FuHy loadtd, air candlllanln UMD AUTO t VAN RENTALS TlmK 8:00 pm AM/FM, two tow, T-rgol, ntw Ur 17 A DAY/UI WILE Bob Warncke AiaqcHWa la Your Next low mlteagg, axctlttfit running " CALL TOLL-PREE (~ " ready lor you and II you are a Ikm W000 UI-OWl Print t»chid« tin • HcenalntJ. goal oritnleO person, you're DALY REG6TB OASSftfD AD Twin Barg Materi Inc. Autolnsurincnun miurincti rWly lor u. lor protewon* 255-9000 ... ., mill imM m* mmg KJ 100% financing to qualified buytrs By piesenling this coupon training, unlimited growth op- »MC/JfI» >«• AUTO INSURANCE I porrun*^ and • rad chance Cndlt Counttler on Pnmlm •/ All Tlmti When placing your clatutod ad VALIANT - iw FREE 1 J*"** -?? •*••« girPiPiPJ. • tolo maiumake, Hn itno thth«e Intonp noff vouvmur (Sony. DM fod kmtdt FutiHf M FFakon . |IIWl . lHH a OOOOOOOOII Van. Mat CALL TOLLPREE MUM. Call anvtlma. profession Give us a cat. or Of Confct tdnrltm$) PHOENIX BftOKERAO! - Fa. We Put The "Serve" In Service . \m can awte IMWIRCI. tttvl cofTw in to Bob WtvocKv As* (t vmlPl AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE MJ^MSKS? tocMes. mere It room at the IWo name* you can tntst \7fiillor " 566-8000 lop tot you Experience pre- VOLARE WAOON ferred CaH 542-1700 rvllnttr. Hi cu. In., «wani am • 10 Wanted Automotive •to* dMCkt to:TI M Dally *•#•*< grain, 11,m m«M. MM. CM Jtl-1 MS Hwy. IS, Mtddtetown Rt. 34 & S. Atlantic Ave. Ont ItafMK *1u«, MWtmkuil. NJ. 07701 VOLKSWAGEN " ADO MONEY TO YOUR POCKET -I 747-7000 tar Von, «•»> «r MM tKar |gn MM aM car. at* gr la*. MCI TfJJTIT Tag** m rm SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAY 14,1979

SALE* MANAGER TRAINEE mriAtKH.ll- t4Ma PiWarilaa G UI MMDS Mm t UP t» HUH to SIS-MI a Call lte-im H«t »EC»f TAR V - IHl PART TIME MEDICAL ASSISTANT Kho— tor a ndi_MMM el rwe'w_*» VODKIE TEKKICII'MALE Phytklen's «Mct. frem I »5 em xpemees neW train you In the ftoW AvattaWa hr Myel MrvKa CSr—ytmS . Call Mrs. Hall, 74t MOO i*t Oavs Typing M4«tUrtlOM M fit* a war enleed income la start tail Will '^Sl&S&L, Mrttnct essential Writ* to •*» G 173, M) •#_ wr vk ing esU*lithtd ac counts KtANSiURG — Thraa I £&*»» Re«.ster. Wirvwifewrv, N.J WMtitBtwv««BMdcar, Lt»At MCIIITAJIY HEOUIRCD • M BIcvclM/Minl Biktt Ul nation, Mator Medical and *Kcao- PART TIME - Mm drivar, private - — BSBf at practtca, *Mi eme*iet.t «n (III Mnal profit sharing and savings P«O •BOY'S BIKE — U" Rosa, kick stand utJtft. Omnwdlw benefit. Inclv* Klw« will b-ain 14 par haur to nart aram Call now tor apaaintmant. t-4 am Ml-4777 and training wheels Excellent undl •4M CrttiteWi MUi«< Mrtlnl, HI* •ton, MB. Sea-WMuiiW 7 and wartindt. IMMTMH. •)«• ten Mr Mm. ub PART TIME — T»p*M,oltk«*tcUHon. SI. H*H> Wonted 1. MtrckendlM 71. Mtrchwidls* KEANSBURG - TUfW t_l>«4a. lint orler ol I1S0 aMe. Me pets 7I7-H-. salary expected to Poriner, Tosten© ft management opportunities. Call Ed Carrier, 0 lo toddler »le «" round plays, records, excellent condition, H an*) warHina cendlttont Call Mon.. PLANT PRODUCTION MANAGER all rfr-om t, needs teMecMh. lit Slightly 179, SW firm til 37H anytime Oulck sale Call altar 4 p.m WN. ar Prl, f-4 cm IU lor NU Thoroughly experienced In ail areai of SanFlllppo. *4 Mapta Av*,, Rad ton* Sadowski, ttl-aui. An equal aawortunl 717-Hel KEYPORT - AvallaWe ImmediateW. Roach. 747 74M wwlng eawrationt to run M machine, ty employer white vinyl and chrome director THE USED FURNUUHE CENTER effkiencyffki . no petst . CaCalll between 9-5 ECURITV GUARDS - Must be ai LUMINUM hairs, Nave six, will sell separately. SWIM POOLS Now. On Ground * I rtwear outer wear coat factory tor perlancad. for rotating shifts. Apply In 1*7 Shrewsbury Ave, Red Bank p.m., H44U44. LEGAL SECRETARY - For Red WAITRESSES/WAITERS - Must be IDING io —civ m-tm- Werenoute Stock Mult Go Now hHW eitablished manufacturer Sand paraan. t—taaal Pradvtn, Part Mm- Boons, Has-beens and Why Hots KCVMMIT - Large 4 VJCMH tajaj? office, experience roejuirod •wm* to LaSport. Inc., P. 0 Box 3M. exptrientM Apply In ptrton. Ptoi NSTALLER salary wagollBbll. Call Steven a mouth 7t7 M* Diner. 117 W Front SI Rad Bank AI NltSt STEEL — PartiWt annw, r Naptuna. N J. 07751. as • Trailer Loads of Aluminum SM- a new, Turbo Jet Ferber. Jioo As RUCK TIRES — About 10. Si Price Includes 15'xJ4'«4 swim area, 741 »B SECRETARY -CPAoffice, pari time, g left over from (area bulttffng da OOOxM From US and up. TIM-BPJO INC., Kr. M4-«U WAITRESSES - Available tor lunch eloper Now I can save you Hundreds sorted furs, stole, hats and shear Re- Call TtMIM big sundeck, terx tng, tiller, etc. LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT PLUMBER — Experienced hours llexibl*, typing required. Sand anddinner Experienced only Kitchen eon coat site 12, 741-414*. Max.. $IW Sauire .tngf KEYPORT - Oneoedroom, mother work, steady too, goad pay resume to PO Bon 17*, Middletown, nd Hundreds of Dollars No Mid ATIVES — Opportunity lull knocked help, hostess, no experience necatsarv. *man. No Salesman Buy Direct. TV'i — 19' color. Irom I19f RC Installation optional, lull financing and child ok, air conditioned, nke. UK Starling Thompson want! t Call 1*1 3003 N J 07741 Apply In person Tuesday through STATE SALE — Sterling silver lor 12, :enith, Philco. G.E . Admiral The available. Call Jeff, collect, M14 STATE RENTALS Bkr Ify, Insulate and never Paint Grand Baroque", storage cabinet, 14 Progrettlvt' markaU. craativ* ui _ PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD AS Thursday, 174 BroM Street. Red Bank Save 25% 15% on your fuel bill, are in excellent condition ant 201-233- 123T writing, wide variety of producti SECRETARY — TO THE PRINCI iecet, $(200. Dinner service for 11, ked in carton with brand new se LONG BRANCH — 4V| rooms, heat SEMBLER — Excellent salary and PAL, RED BANK PRIMARY mull keep my m*n buiy ngliih per c eta in. Shelley's SWIMMING~POOL - 24' Esther Wil- l-eadtl L*adt! Leads) Expanding n benefits. Apply in person. US First NSTALLER'SSPRINGCLEARANCE guarantee VISA and Master Charge I. eppilencot, »10 surence cot teeny seeking profesiiona SCHOOL STENO, DICTATION. GEN )oBarry". coffee service included, liams, all aluminum with deck and TIM-BRO INC.. Bkr. 544-0905 ., Atlantic Highlands. ERAL DUTIES. SCHOOL REG PECIAL Up lo 1,100 So.. Ft, 1*« 00 SO. Assorted linens, table lamp, Rog- accepted W 4750 fencing, third season new, excellent me NMti thai with to succeed Cal UP 10 1.500 So FI . SfMOO - Up to Ed Gllrov, iUOW ISTERS. APPLY: Richard Frushon, WANTED s statuary "The Courtship". Mint TYPEWRITER - blvmpia. port, ortdition. Call S*tV«7M. LONG BRANCH — One-bedroom ge Production Worker Principal. Red Bank Primary School, Door-to-door circulation sales crew op- 000 Sq Ft .il.lUM InstallaiienOp- ndition, 14W Wicker armchair, manual, excellent londition, $40. Ca rag* apartment, kid* ok, saecial »t7i >VC compounding company It looking Red Bank, N J 0770). 141-7515 erator lo contract with The Dally and onal. Bank Financing Available First ushioned, |13S. Two rocker I, - ' M34 STATE RENTALS Bkr LOCAV, PRIVATE SCHOOL Need payment next summer For more in ,11-1307. 84 Merchandise Wanted mat* and science teacher, grades or t conKianiiaut ana raliabl* o«wn Sunday Reamer to provide new home ushioned, $135 aach. Pair wicker o join our production departmanl Ex SECRETARY NEEDED - For smal tubscrlbiri on a cosl per-order basn rmation, call the Professional Siding neries. $7S. Eiercycle, $SS Hope UNIVOK — 4.100 bate amp w/15 MARLBORO - Four rooms, nke area, tHroue.fi I. Sand return* to Box V-Je-1 aw offica in Red Bank area. Ex- slaliers at good living, 11*0 The Dally Reoliler, Shrewsbury. ellent wages and benefits plus over Call Frank Eckman test. $» Many other Ihinds. 741-6i«f. speaker. 100 watti Like new. $IU Pi im*. CaH HS-OIH perience In general office procedures 2224704 AA/AAA - LIQUIDATE UN- TIM-iWO INC., e*f. WBW1 07701. and real estate preferred. Respond 542-4000 Driver II " speaker, $1S Call 129 ~ WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRV, REAL ESTATE SALES with Resume, salary requirements and XCELLENT CONDITION — Com-or 279 I59S RUGS, POR CASH MARLBORO — Two-bedroom, private, MATHEMATICS TEACHER-In loca NTIQUE OAK DRESSET — Bell cte double window, with stormi and dale available to Box D-M. The Dally shaped mirror, Chippendale style t ar v VALUES — At IS I, Front St. Lett INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES coutHes and singles ok, «W parochial Htgti School. Cerlifkall COL 15 NECK Register. Shrewsbury, N.J 07701. eem. 4l«eO IIS. UliUl 747-9414 STATE RENTALS Bkr preferred. Call 747-1774. Call after 4 p.m., 717-eOM. siie file. $49, threefold screed, oa 159 E. Newman Springs Rd. WAREHOUSE/DRIVER - Fulltime, ELOSTONE - Approximately 10 rime, $49; couch, $39, studio couc Shrewsbury 747 6200 Super opportunity for three four ex experienced only. Apply In person to NTIQUE - Andlrom. tool*, bathet. MODERN APARTMENT — Near MACHINIST - Trainee. No an SECURITY OFFICERS Monmoulh. Building Center, 777 v 195 $19.U, tour-piece sectional (in fine eo transportation Best time to call before perlence, will train Call your Nav penenced salespeople at our new Colts bran. tlW. Wine pretl. Ui. Crock, •42-M7S or 741-MM dlllon) living room set. I.M. andiron ALL LIONEL TRAINS Neck office on Rl. 34, near Delicious Shrewsbury Av*., Shrewsbury. ge. 111. Ill nil 110 SO, fire tools, 116 SO, 1x10 hook noon, 495-0416. recruiter In Rad Bank, 741-21M; Fr#* Orchards. Call John Bechlev it Whclan Officers to work full/part time In Mid- OR BEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND Or Flyer. TOP cash appraisal. 946-2W3 hold. FM-1070; I. Bruntwkk, IJS J1M dlesex County. NTIQUE ORNATE MANTEL —With ug, $49, throw rugs to mat$h, $6. NED BANK M RIVERSIDE AVE Really Group—447-7 StS. Good starting rat* ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS jach, hassock, 14 SO, two-piece kltche ANT IQUES — All kinds, bought tor top Hkt iuua 52 Babvslttino/Child helves and mirrors, great for bar or cash Mary Jane Roosevelt Antiques, Tim* and on* hall tor Holidays illy room. S1000. 741-U44 TUSTING PIANO CO. set, 119.10, bridge lamp, U.SO Mo RIVERVIEW TOWERS MAINTENANCE PERSON - Part RESIDENCE Hospital ijatlon Care 01 Bangs Ave Asburv Park 77S-OI74 ind more RUSCIL'S. 2S E Front S 104 East River Rd,, Rumson. S4I 3T5>9 "THE VERY FINEST IN tlmt, experienced mechanical and Paid vacation NTIQUE PIANO — Early IW 1006 Hwy. 31, Ocean 77SO664 Member Appraisers Association of LUXURY HIGH-RISE' electrical parson 1o work own schedule STAFF Red Bank. 741-1693 America. c Must hav* clear polk* record, neal tnox upright grand. 53H" high by Overlooking the Nave_slnk River at local prlvata Country Club. Sand or small residential treatment cen appearance and meet Burke stan- BABYSITTER WANTED-Five days "lfV. Sound board excellent, good OUR PIECE - Den grouping, needs WASHING MACHINE Admiral, oriel numi to T.E Brydon, P O Bo ers lor severly emotionally disturbed dards. Call between • i p.m.. Mon.- a week, my horn*, must have car. e. slightly sharp. Ebony wood cabi- wne repair, one recliner, one ladies peed, live cycles, super duty, II Ib ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN We want you!.. lo help us keep rents 100, Middle town, N J Qiltt adolescents. Position requires portion Fn , 7M-V7O0, Iddleiown area. Call ni-3tU after 4 net with casters, matching stool. 11000 hair, stereo console, best offer takes Ike new, $150. HMW1, TIQUES, Rt. 36 and Homestead Ave al their lowest Bv maintaining 100% of time lo be spent overnight coverage MM. ne or all. 264 9m Leonardo 29M1S0. occupancy we are effectively keeping MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — For Send Resume to Lynn Koch, Coordi SECRETARY/TYPIST - Steady or WINDOW FAN - Two motors, w rents low. Studios starting at $275, one Doctor's office, Long Branch area nator of Residential Services, CPC part-lime. Apply Cabinet Industries. BABYSITTER — Live in, room and NTIQUE - Wooden trunk. |7S. An- OUR SKATEBOARD WHEELS - controls, $25. Living occasional chaii AVOID THE GARAGE SALE - bedrooms itarting at |M0, two Mutt haw* knowledge ol typing and CMHC. 7 Globe Ct , Red Bank, N.J Hwv. 3>, Hailet. board plus it00 per month que love scat, $35, Wing chair, $11 sed once, Oj.'i. Bennett Pro Trucks. wo for US. Picture with antique II Hassle, top dollar paid for vour un- bedrooms starting al ISOO, three must work Sets Wrll* to Box G 379 17701, Cill 671 iSS4 ooden bed, $15. Call 717 5111. sed once, $4 each piece. 791-00*3. frame. 42x30". 115. Call 711 0774 anted Items. Call 264-W1S «tter 3 p.m. bedrooms also. Tht Daily Register. Shrewsbury, N.J SECRETARY — Excellent typing and NAN JOHNSON 07701. REAL ESTATE SALES - Join one of •.It-no skills, sell starter, must hav* RESPONSIBLE PERSON - To car* NTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — URNITUHE — Oak china closet, pair our successful offices, with a proven transportation Contact Joan Sheridan, for two ve*r old. Mon. through Fri., rea's largest and finest selection. 373 loveseati, sofa's, chaiti, dressers, 72 Garage Sales BUYS AND BUYS Central air and heat, gas cooking, MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - E Plan for success, highest commissions 17)1300 Equal opportunity employer. 7 S, in my horn*. References required. auankum Yellowbrook Rd , Fai tchen tels, beds, crlbi, glass too From an entire household to a single balconies, 24-hour doorman, TV secur- penanced only lor complete lab work bonuses- Licensed or unlicensed Cal Call 495 1401 ngdale, next to Howell Park. blei, small maple hutch, ranch oak Yard Salts item Antigua furniture. Jewelry, sli- ity, swimming pool, sauna, marina, draw Mood and EKG's, Immadlal Rick Grimm al Matawan offica SECRETARIES McLAIN. »3l«7l (7 dan) erver bullet, hutch and round table, ver. Immediate cash Top dollar also underground parking Rental of- opening. Call .7117» mpi, Hummels, and much more at •42-1449. fi open seven days a week. Call Bob S3 Domestic Help GARAGE & CELLAR SALE— Gar* Ciccone at »W4it7_ Part time, no steno, type 45 w.p.m. orralne's Nearly New. 33 VanderbIM OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, NIGHT AUDITOR — Great benefit i REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE Keyport area. To |4 h>. ve., (behind post Office), Leonardo eguipment, clocks, snow blowe Pleasant place to work Above-average NEEDED - In busy oftic*. Mull be I 0071 , Wed. through Sat., 11-4, Sun. garden equipment, air tond , old b glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac. salary (or the right person Moll experienced. For more details, cal EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER - 3 LINES ties, antiques, tires, rims, water raf imediate cash for anything and eve- RED BANK - Spacious two-bedroom Good typing and steno, receptionist Two days a week, Monday and Friday, "3. motors, new/old stock car parts, li thing. Ruscll's, 25 E. Front St., Red apartment, central air, S375 per month Pitcher Inn, H Rlvarikto Ave , RadChm Benedetto. 671-0404. BENEDET duties. Freehold area, Bank. TO REALTY GROUP. or live days. 10a.m. to 1 p.m. Call after 5 DAYS radios. CB a, ham radios, gun book Bank. 741—1693. plus utilities. Adults preferred. No Start $135. 7 p.m.. m 3t?9 FURNITURE car manuals, 1941 Chevy panel true pels. Security and references required NUCLEAR — Plant workers High REAL"ESTATE! SALES urnlture at a fraction above cost. Any I9M Thunderbird. Make an oiler SELL IN CONFIDENCE — For Instant Call after 5 p.m., 291-2200. school grads only No •iperiance nee HOUSEKEEPER — A thorough $3.00 ame brand available, such as Ben-appointment. Call 122-1460 ash. Your old tools, silver, coins, chi Talented growing agency provides the cleaner who loves children, has In- he Register FAMILY ADS can sal a, iewelrv. 291 5371 RED BANK — Three-bedroom apart- esserv, will train. Call your Navy Re best In advertising, training and flnan our unrveeded items lor you quickly naton Pine, Pennsylvania House, cruller in Rad Bank, HI 1324, Free clal programs. Opening In Mlddielow itiative and takes, pride In her work. rtiel, Heritage, Henredon, Baker, ATTIC YARD SALE — Antiq ment, (290 per month plus utilities Excellent typing, dictaphone, account. Three days per week. 67H395. Merchandise tor sale ONLY furniture, desks, dressers, picture TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Security required, no pets Inquire IS hold. 780 ion). 6 Brunswick, IMSt and Ocean Twp iglnatlng from household, not t* Itomasville, Century and many, man) DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry lo Htlat H4-I4S5. MELMED AGENCY 671-5450 Ing background helpful lore. For more information call week and clothing, miscellaneous treasur South St., Red Bank, after 5:10. Local area, *-S. To $200. Fee nigoitable. LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER - For ceding a sale price of $100 per article ivs, 12* p.m. 12S Eait Mount Ave.. Atlantic Hig Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will NURSE-RN/LPN (M/F) — Part III semi-invalid elderly lady. Some cook RICE MUST BE MENTIONED Each from private owners and estates RED BANK - Two-family. 4'/i modern REAL ESTATE SALES — Wt're look lands. Grand Ave, up East Hlghlai ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND 3-11 shllt Experience required Pleas* ing tor a few motivated salespersons Some dictlphone, general of fit* ing, housekeeping. Call 741-1344. additional lint, 11.00. No discount If 721-6666 left on East Mount Fri., Sat, Sun., rooms, kids, O.K., utilities paid call Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Horn anccled before expiration. FURNITURE CATALOG JEWELRY DESIGNED 799 Rivei TIM-flRO INC., Bkr. 544-0905 License required. No experience neces duties. Freehold area, 9 5 p.m. Hit Fair Haven. NJ B-W6/S7 lor appointment 741-105*- sarv, will train, Salary and bonuses To $140. 54 Situations Wanted No changes In copy SERVICE OF N.J. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Have something to Mil? Phone GARAGE SALE - Moving, everyIni RED BANK (Central) — Two-room NUHSE HN/LPN — M/W. Ful Aik for Allan at 747-V43S. URNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? WE BUY ANTIQUE — Wicker and lurnlshed efficiency. Parking in rear » Thomas Ave, 747-3494 Shrewsbury Female - Chech the USED FURNITURE must lo. May IS lo May 20,10-4 p.m. 1 ttme/pajrt-tlrne, it to 7 thin. EH REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE — Lloyd Rd.. Matawan. 3*3 546* Rattan furniture in good condition. The %21i per month plus ell utilities, i > parlance required Pleas* ca ENTER OF RED BANK. Fine Wicker Basket. Colts Neck, 463 M55 month's security One year lease No Full time Experienced or SEWING MACHINES OPERATORS- 542-1700 urnitura for less 1*7 Shrewsbury Ave'. Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Horn* fi penenced Join and be trained by theFull lime days, or part time nights. BABYSITTING — My Shrewsbury GARAGE SALE — May IV, 10 a.m. pets HI 51*1 appointment 741 203*. home. Small group, play yard, inacks, 6 p.m, furniture, pictures, tool Century II professionals. Call Ed Experience helpful Apply Parkway UZZ BOX - Big Muff, 125 Also Rr Al Ir S! (1 II RED BANK — One-bedroom, 542-19*0. Fabricators. I4t RarltanSt . South Am hot lunches. Reasonable rates. Any THE DAILY lectro Harmonix Wa pedal with clothing, elc. II Ave of Two R|vi NURSE M/W - RN, part lime. 7 to boy. age. Call 7410223 anytime oost, ISO Call Stl3-S987 after 5 p.i R unison. „ Rl NTAI S turn I shed/unfurnished, utilities, 12» shift, experience required. Please ca RECEPTIONIST — Law offke. N 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home lo SHEET METAL MECHANIC — For CATONTOWN — Mother wishes to GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE - Se experience required, Excellent bane REGISTER IRLS LAVENDER BIKE - $» 10C RED BANK — Luxury one-bedroom. .appointment 741-203*. fits and pleasant surroundings. Cal air conditioning and heating company babysit in her home Lunches provided ubber garden hose, green, $15. G.E.families. May 14th. l Mh, IBth. 10-4 p. 101 Apartments Mon , Wed, or Fn . t-4 p.m., aid lo Benefits. Call Mid Slate Mechanical, Reasonable rates Call 542-1054. CLASSIFIED ADS lack and white TV and stand. U0 3 Hegel Place, East Keansburg, Carpeting, dishwasher. >325 to 1375 NURSES M/W Mrs. Roach, 747-7400. 841-7 Iti. BEDS, SOLID BRASS olkswagen bumpers, $25. 542-6710. Port Monmoulh Rd. Cill 74M1H, RN's, full time, 11-7, |44 a shift. LPi aclory direct, Ut> 2M4 AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rei RED BANK - Beaullfut two-bedroom, RN - (M/W), Pan-lime MM Pm SHEET METAL WORKER - Work 55 Situations Wanted OOO ITEMS - ON SALE THIL tall oellt. never a fee for tenant tun time, 3 11, LPN, part lime, il from blueprints, layout end fabricate. BEDROOM SET — One year old, dark 73 Machinery For Sale carpeting, eat In kitchen, dishwasher, Good fringe Denefits. On job tralnii Excellent benefits. Pleas* call Mrs Male WEEKl — Chippendale style wing Furnished and unfurnished homes and 1400. landlord pays heat and water King at Westwood Hall Hebrew Home Minimum supervision, Interesting Ine, hutch-type drekMr, regular bed hair, solid rock maple night table, apartments. TEICHER AGENCY. RE with Veni puncture certification. C, k, excellent condition Apply Elec- OK spring and mattress, night table 741-219*, Mrs Wilson, 972 1403. 222S177, between M p.m Monda black and gold finish dinetti DE WALT WOOD LATHE — W m ALTORS. Ml Oceanport Ave . Ocean through Friday. _ impulse Lab. IMS Corlies Av*., ALL AROUND YARD WORK —Trees ui torn made drapes, four pairs, te" hairs, vanity and bench, Mahogam Port. S42 1SO0 Neptune, 776-5800. ong, 90" length, for bay or pkturi tor, stand, adapters and chisels. L NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER — cut. Gutters, garages, etc.. cleaned ool leather lamp table. Mahogany tool new. 1115. DeVilbus spray gun w Part lime, start September. Write to Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Free estimates, 74UW5. window, In burgundy and gold floral on either Pembrook drooleal lamp table, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Too SALES White. Ux70 burnt orange drapes gauge and regulator, 150 Calt 2*1-07 More Classif led Box N 235, The Dally Register Full time, paint and wallpaper. E ovlnclal love seats, arm chairs, bedrooms, adults preferred, newly dec Shrewsbury, 07701 perient# not necassary, will train MAN — Seeks full-time employment MFsm utches, break fronts, grandfather orated, no pets. W2S Iv!-1e97. on Next Page Company benefits, discount!. Apply ' SHORT ORDER COOK Call M4-1B18 after 4 p.m. locks, also rare china, glassware Aik for Jim BEDROOM SET -~ Like new ric a brat RUSCIL'S. 36 Sycamore 77 Pets And Livestock CAPRI APARTMENTS - Atlantic OFFICE CLEANING EXPERIENCED ONLY iioo Highlands. One-bedroom apartment CALL BETWEEN 10 A.W. 7MI10I ive., Little ailvef. 7414SO* Scobyvilte, Com Neck and Hotmde PERGAMENT heat, hot water, pool supplied Nonets 108. Commercial Hwv. 35 and Poole Aye, Haili AND 4 P.M. FOR GRAPE VINES — Yellow seedless va Advanced And Beginner lvtOOM areas. Part time nights. 4-10 p.m. In BEDROOM SET - Twin headboards ielv, 60 cents each, 10 for 15 Pick up DOG TRAINING Rentals tetvlews at Harmony Bowl, Rout* 3 SALESPERSON — Liquor store. Ex APPOINTMENT nd table, two dressers, with two 71-5371. CLEAN WALL — Furnished studio Middletown. Wed., May it, 5 P. perlence plus dependabilit 229-3131 ulches. desk and chair, $3», HW'xir Classes eves and Sat afternoons apartment, S240 a month, one month hag carpet, multi-color, ST7S. 671-2417 Bavshore Companion Dog Club 630 p.m. Call 747 StS* GUITAR - Unlvox Bass, good action Ml W*b security, utilities included. Suitable for 61 Business Excellent condition, 1125 Call 5I3-5W, one lady or gentleman. Call after 6, OFFSET PRESSPERSON - 0 SALES — Makf It easy on vourstl BEDROOM SUITE — Bed, complete SOCIAL SERVICE COORDINATOR - Opportunities hest- dresser, night table, vanity with Her } p.m. AKC — Chow, Chow, red, one male, 741-0411. Available June 1st. 12,000 sq, ft Tailgate load- helpers Harms VISA or Harris V-l Take advantage of N million dollars i Experienced only, tor nursing home female, ready toon Call 142-1*81 af Eaulpment We are expanding arx advertising Experienced or train** ' round mirror, Walnut, 1400 or bes FREEHOLD — Five rooms, kids O.K., Ing, railroad siding, private Call for appointment. ATLANTIC offer. 74U3W 6 p.m. nave openings on our second and thin For confidential Interview. Century 2 HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME, ALL STAINLESS STEEL — Tea-a heal paid. Many extras ,7N parking, air conditioned, shifts. Hours: 3 p.m. to 11: M p.m. or Phoenix Realty, 264-4W0. HAMMOND & BALDWIN AKC 291-OtOO, Mon. through Frl. only. 10 Long hot dog wagon. $1500 For more TIM-BRO INC.. Bkr. S44-O905 sprinklered Public transpor- P.m. to 7:]0 a.m. Individuals with information, call 2*4-5112. BEST TOP SOIL PIANO AND ORGAN Irish Setter Puppies desire to learn welcome. Excelle SALESPERSON - Experienced 7I7-979B FREEHOLD - Two-room furnished, tation. Mr. benefits and the opportunity steady, full lime, good salary. Reed' PIZZA SUB SHOP - Reaionabll Good Illl dirt. Eckel Trucking, S9M7O7 CENTER stove, refrigerator, 1160 Jewelers, 60 Broad St., Red. r * SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — Full BOLENS LAWN TRACTOR — Electric grow with a young company. (, and pert-time openings. Ill and mghi price. 124 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank Division of Altanberg ATTENTION TIM-BRO INC., Bkr. S44-090S 747-1100 6M-MS0 and talk to Mi, Allicre to 741-0182. hift. 11 7 Long term. 142-7300. Call 84] 9670 slart. AT' mower, snowptow. disc, WOO appointment or Information. After 6, 1*\-Ufi. Piano House TOMMY'S PET SHOP FREEHOLD - One bedroom, all utill Equal Opportunity Employer M/F WITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Ex- TAVERN ON THE WATER Did you know VARIETY OF BIRDS ties paid, kids ok, now 1220 SALESPERSON - Full time, with flair perienced lor Children's Psychiatric Excellent property value, coiy BOXES - Corrugated. Packing SUP We Are N.J.'s PIGEONS, PARAKEETS 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr OWNER OPERATORS- Twin Sci lor decorating Retail experience re- enter Telephone company training moiphere. kitchen, savin apart men plies for Industry and Moving and Largest and Oldest CANARIES. FINCHES 54 BROAD ST. only, steady work, weekly settlement quired Buying experience helpful. referred $7,1 tl lo start. Contact units, olf-street parking. Asking Storage. Call UI ton or 4*2-4672. PIGEON FEED HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom duplex Run New York, New Jersey area Pleasant working conditions In Red c Hathaway at &4M000. sm.ooo Piano Dealer MEDICATION & SUPPLIES fenced yard lor kidi, cenier locale, RED BANK, N.J. Bank. Call lor appointment, Mr Weak- BROWN COUCH - Good condition Mason and Hamlin, Kimball, Sohmer, 75 Church SI. Keansburg »19! Alexandria, Va. Loaded both wa GIG Realtors 531-2000 511-*94 Best price offered. ••office suite 11.225 *q ft.) mar °* Call 201-M9-44S7. land, 741-6080 ECHNICAL EXPERIENCE - Nee Baldwin, Kawal, Knabe. Everett, Cur •ub divided for any portion thereof. isary Excellent salary and benefits, WANT TO BRIGHTEN YOUR DAYS 747 4351 ier, Herdman and Player pianos. DOG TRAINING — Private. Obe- HIGHLANDS — Only $195, IM dience, puppy and problem dogs. bedrooms, kids O.K., appliances. Central air. heat, private perking, polv in person. 165 First Av*., Allan- — A little moonlight can put a lot ot BRIDAL GOWN - Hat and vail. Beau elevator. fuH ianMorlal service in- c Highlands. sunsnlne in your lite. Earn extra In LARGE DISPLAY OF 5U-S130 TIM-BRO INC., Bkr. 544-0905 51. Help Wonted come in your spare lime. Call 544 03*4 itul for summer bride. Site 7. Ca cluded. Prime location SI. Help Wanted !91 91» GRAND PIANOS FREE TO GOOD HOME - Four eight HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, first TELLER TRAINEES or MM9I0 300 MAIN STREET aral positions open In local area week-old kittens, litter trained. Onefloor, one year lease $175 plus utilities. 747-1100 CAMEO LES PAUL - Guitar and ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 grev, three black. 291-0162. Security required. 172-0926. ashenng beckground helpful. UnivoM amplifier Excellent condition 775-93OO ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 63 Money To Loan aM Call 791-3150. Open dailv * to 9, Sat. til 5 0 Thomas Ave. 747-3444 Shrewsbury CHAIN LINK FENCING — Surplus Is HACTOH TRAILER - Drivers and ALL TYPE LOANS quality, vinyl clad. Must sacrifice 9 BUSINESS I HOMEOWNERS HOLIDAY SPA MEMBERSHIP Mechanics. Steady Job. cents sq. ft. Installed with top rail. 100 VIP. Good till September, 19W 1350. minimum. Terms arranged 213-0300 Phone 741-9931. CLASSIFIED Nt-ino tlo.OOD-U7 H oer month • W0.0CO-H7S S3 per month CHAIR - Upholstered, Modern Wing HUMMEL COLLECTORS 130.000—$263.» per month Plates 19711977 M-MM 741-5143 RUCK MECHANIC - Diesel ex means 10% government oeche homeowner refinance program. E COLONIAL LIVING ROOM SET HYBRID GERANIUMS - 13 a half erience and tools necessary. Apply Ir Excellent condition, |7». doien. Flower and vegetable plants at I Have you ever wondered what a career in Real «rson Schwartz International, Ml W it you're behind bills, credit probli 2*4 7993 after S. 'roni St.. Red Bank. understood To gualllv for a tree con ow prices. Mike's Greenhouses, 7011 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Estate la like? Here is your chance to find out about sullatlon in the privacy of vour homi COMPLETE LIVING ROOM — Con- >hore Blvd.. Keansburg. 7S7-S434. YPIST - For doctor's office Mon , call now. sisting ol Kroehler, Lane, RCA and the opportunities that are available with one of the ues. Thurs., Fri. NEW START FINANCING Philco. Redecorating. Call 2M-62Q6. IBM TYPEWRITERS A DAILY GUIDE area's leading, fastest-growing firms. Call 164-131} Mir. HOTLINE JU27OO RENTAL $19.50 per mo. I COUCH And lovrstat. Colonial, good1 WAITRESS/WAITER - Experience CREDIT ASSISTANCE condition. 1150 lor both. Oak ch - it with option to buv 171-0337 •lerred. Yearround position. Call CHEN CONTENTS - Washer. 175; BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Where: Molly Pitcher Inn 2-3813 AGENCY-Homeowners altir il p.m., 741-0346. dryer, 1100, refrigerator, itoo. range, Bad credit? Mortgage problems? Ri 1100. dishwasher, $100. In working or 88 Riverside Avenue WAITRESSES/WAITERS — E lected by your banks and lending h CRAFTSMAN RADIAL 10" SAW — Oi Call after 4, 471-4*54. enenced lood and cocktails, full t. solutions? Judgments, liens on you table with wheels, almost new. Mr ADDING MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING A art-lime Call Chef Joseph for ap- properly? We guarantee to clean u 760-1 IM. LAWN MOWERS — Rotary, $25, $40. TYPEWRITERS Red Bank, NJ pointment at 5304551, Chef Joseph's your credit and make you credlt-wo Sears, front drive, 1*0 tnd $45. bags OARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING Family Room, Fore Lakes Coll Club thy till W8 Mi or 9B8 5061 2M-O34*, ADDERS — Typewriters, Calculators, PAINTING AND DECORATING When: Thur. May 31 Restaurant, 307 Middlelown Line Horizon Landscape Inc. Carl B. Jones Fully Insured Rd.. Ltncroft HAVE~iiLLS? - Heed cash? Con Daily-Sunday LARGE LEADED — Stained glass pool sold, traded, repaired Landscape Architects & Contractors solidated mortgages available. Bus lable tamp, aqua and white glass, DISCOUNT prices For free estimates call m joia ITme: 8:00 pm ness loans over 110,000 m-lW loi SERPICO'S 747-O4IS Middlesex Co., N.J. 101-731-7431 dppomlmenl In your home. handmade $200 542 6710 PAINTING - By college student, very Reservations, please _ 51. Help Wanted REGISTER LAWN MOWER — 70 inch Locke, good ROTOTILLING reasonable. Interior/ exterior, free ev condition. $4». Call M2-4193 ROOFING A SIDING Any tile garden — 120 Imates. Call Minis N.J. Homeowners Lawn Care. »7M0M after i P m Classified Ads PAINT UP FOR SPRING 255-9000 MEN*WOMEN GET $3,000 LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS GAGLIANO $30,000 MORE! VERTICAL BLINDS Export Craftsman Reasonable as low as 30% OFF LIST! Rooflng-Sldlng Gutters-Repairs. Free ROTOTILLING-THATCHING Interiors my speciality LEARN MACHINE Fast decisions, confidential service on Free delivery, Eienbv Products. Call estimates. 219-0149 or 222-1149. VACUUMING. AERATING WALLVS PAINTING, HI UJfl SHOP SKILLS Secondary Mortgage Loans! 723-4449 for quote. ALL SIZE JOSS HORIZON CREDITCORP 43 cents ROOFING Call after e p.m.. 471-1711 PAINTING MAECOM'Monrnoulh Apprenticeship Crystal Brook Professional Bldo oer line, per day LIVING ROOM FURNITURE —Couch FLAT OR SLOPED INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR Cenier seeks Appr*n|i-Prsp Can- Route 35. Eatontown (bated on 10 day Insertion) and loveseat, $4W. Two end tables and FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES didates Come Warn Ihe skdts needed CALL 542-7775 coffee table, $215. Excellent condition C.R. Inc. MJ«m PLUMBING « G.C.R. Inc. 14140t1 Two names you can trust. !o< industrial m«chme ope'aiion & For FAST RESULTS Mi-tut. HEATING PAPERMANGING AND PAINTING - •nainienance m and repair. Serving all Mon- 1979 at 10 a m MAECOM 1 Mam Si moulh Counlv. Call Jack. SW4J17. Naw ROBERT GIARD PAINTING - In- Fatonlown N J for mOfB information MAHOGANY CHINA CLOSET — But Jersey license number, SS35. erlor. exterior, lull* Insured, tree estl ran 54? ?840 fat, double bed, green rug. Reasonable CARPETCLEANING mates. Call 747-117). 71 Merchandise For REGISTER Cail 741 flTtt after S. Sale MATTRESSES - New 129.9} Sol abed, Al EXPERT CARPET CLEANING- William J. Clark Classified Ads opens to queen si le bed. 199.95. K D Upholsterv cleaning. Reetonable Painting Contractor Sharp's Furniture, 275 Highway u. ates. Morris Hoffman. 7474m. Inlerlor-Exlenor-Paiierhanglnu tl" CUT VELVET SOFA - Blue 4 West Keansburg Call after 1 p.m. Free estimates If you're looking for more than just a job, 542-1700 1417430 m mi, MISCELLANEOUS Career we can offer you a future as an MOVING —Chocolatebrown sola, love JMOVIIVGasTOHAGE 566-8100 seat and chair, $625 Air conditioner, GENERAL CLEAN UP WORK — Al- automotive technician. This 3-year S7S Hiding mower, 1130. Custom made ike, cellars, aeraees. yirdt. Ap CARPENTER-RETIRED — Seeks MOVE WITH NICK - For less Fri College SI. Help Wanted Toll Free Irom Middlelown Area chocolate brown drapes, living room pHances. scrap Iron and metalt re- small and medlumilie lobs. Complete estimates. Senior rates, also , apprenticeship program offers good pay and dining room, 1200, Copper I one re- moved. Junk cart towed ewev LI Interior remodeling service. Paneling -avel. Call anytime. SaMIM 671-9300 frlgeretoor, side by ildf, 1325 M3 5466. Muling. 7474144, all day Kitchen cablneti. Room eddl- and leads to both full certification and SALES llons/recreatlon room, reflnlshlng DRIVEWAY Cash OFFICE EQUIPMENT - Two Spirit OUR CLEANING TEAM - Includes a bookcases. Armstrong chandelier ceil- an Associate Degree from Brookdale REPRESENTATIVES DEACON BENCH » - $70. Four flbe duplicators, one Alyer 760, I'-i years young men for the heavy work. Satis ings. Fnt advice and estimates. Good CONSTRUCTION old. The other a standard Model ERA workmanship. Call HI SIS' or Sll O45 No rugs, SXI, « each Jalousie window faction guaranteed. Call Horlion, FREE ESTIMATES - Community College. (3) 30x34 and 11) 34x36. HO eac Completely rebuilt. Good condition 717-0140. On Asphalt You've Come a Call C. Rubin, 741-0404 drives. Our 14th year •iperlene* »10U6 GARY GUFERT ART-CO PAVING ROTOTILLING, light hauling, attics 741 ISM No previous experience is required, but Long Way. Baby DESK CHAIR - Black high bac ORGAN - Full conaole Yamaha, M- Plastering, mason, tile. elc. Fully In- swivel. S2S, Pino pong table, a eileni condition, moving. sured. IS years experience. Tlt-ftei TRUCK A AUTO Now laho ih» neii step, become • ctssories, Ui Wall to wall shagcap you must be at least 18 years of age, pmty^tinnHl uitoSMfRon In* Virginia in red. while, blue, MS Call 671-141 HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Addl RENTAL Slims Marlboro Benson ft Hedges PEAVEY Six channel P.A. system PROFESSIONAL ALL BREED — CL lions, alterations, roofing, ex- and be a high school graduate (or Menl and our other rMlmovtng DESKS. FILES - Tables, chairs, ad Beautiful condition. Asking WOO Cal and dog grooming, reasonable prlcei FORD RENT-A-CAR brand! Wo tiave in opening rigtii no* terlor/lnterlor painting, free estimates FAIRWAY FORD ing machines, typewriters, olfl atler 4 p.m.. 221-1714. Call I4HJH and work guaranteed. Imured equivalent). And you must be able to lew a m«n or woman orfm wanti to get equipment, elc. al bargain prices. Na Oallv - weekly - Monthly Of used A.A.C. DESK OUTLET, 1T PHOTO EQUIPMENT ni-otm. 222-MO0 handle a full-time job and attend Rt. 3S. Oakhuril S31-3t» ADD AN EXCITING - New dimension Jon PNip Morris one ol the nebon'i BOUGHT AND SOLD. 191 3240 to your prom, wadding reception, or HOME REPAIR! evening college classes several hours ted DINETTE SET PIANO Baby Grand. As Is, $VI. any summer party. Ecteclsm sound. FREE ESTIMATES Leal, four chairs. |» Call after 4 p.m. Professional mobile disco 747 1313. OCR. Inc. per week. Good salary cat. g 244-ettl opportunity lot advancement are pro- 747-27S3 MASON WORK - Fireplaces, brick vided DINING ROOM - Conlemporar PIANO.- Spinet. Wurllizer. French LANDSCAPING LAWN Danish walnut table, one leal, feu Provincial design. Like new, Inside and work, pallos, foundations, concrete, For more Information, call Bill Watch at Von muU have n r»gh sthooi diploma out. Graceful, beautiful lone, 1*00 BvGARDEN MAINTENANCE sidewalks and driveways Hi-mo. and a t-mVj driver t Itcen« Adrjiftona- chairs, china. 1475 Call 142-IUl alt 842-1900. 4:30. appointment only, 747-2050. education and sain experience are COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE preferable DISHWASHER - Kenmore, needs mo RAILROAD TlfiV— U*ed. Si|l5 tl — Residential, commercial We are PAINTING A Send resume m conlidence to lor, otherwise fine condition. Ca Free delivery, fully Inured and ruin It years e> DECORATING Associate D«gr«>« Apprenticeship Program 164-2313. Cali after 5 p.m., 141-7935 parlance. Member of N.J. Turf Gnu EXTERIOR PAINTING AND STAIN- DOOR DISTRIBUTOR - HAS SU RUGS — 9HI2, cranberry and brown Allocution Free eillmalet, 741 ml PHILIP MORRIS USA never ustdl $50 each. ING - Beautiful paint MH gang by PLUS OF RESIDENTIAL B Eddie I scrape old paint off windows JBROOKCVALE TRANCE DOORS MUSTSACRIFIC Call 110-0444 GRILLON - Complete lion aervlco, ra •wing clean up and rototllllng. Call and wash them before repainting I COMMUNITY / INSTALLATION ARRANGED. CAL RUGS — Two like new, round f x recaulk all spots and lolnti mat need It. WAREHOUSE DIRECT, BIL beige, $50 each. Also, valour spread ZT1-1H9. I work neat and your house will KM ICOILEGE f k Haaai Hal • MM m k •17 2707. and pillows for van. 140, 5*3-9414 beautiful, especially wlttt wnlte trim. For free estimate call Eddie al DOUBLE BED - With boa springs a SOFA — Quetn-slie, Iwo years old DIRT-STONE-TOPSOIL matlren, walnut, bookcase headboer brown and while Good condition, $100 CmrmQ-Wtoo- ChkKor-m-1417 i» Call I4T917S. 229 1411 »«. HtwtM Ft* tMl 131 111. >*r Me SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, MAY 14.1979 IT B - Ftw MMM. «•» "two c •* MktJUK tffc lSlleetiAae IM* to WMKMtoMn S&Z eftlMBMt 1 That te« •m efcaMbe vwtM far la

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Estta —marawn, scntnei MTCA. cajfttrst IM>H M HMW air fteautrtul a*rijfe« ant) lr«as far tatot REALTY Brlvac* ,I11.« Sate by MMT W FLYWOOO SMELTER SKIFF - PUBLIC . •to MM W Oraaae AM m-»l4> 741-09M •Mdars are rmdtmt to nmrtv ATTRACTIVE- •41 SIB ~ Ml Ciw ha* He HnmtmOrmnBm.9 i I We n mmnil al PL tm. c St.. >avl at UN THINKING OF — Safliaa ar amtaat •M-ttn •55:*% mandPL t*77c • Aav 9, 19M anal will be c LITTLE SILVER Call TRANS EXECUTIVE KEALTV II STARCRAFT - Trt-hull. wWi 1W4. final WMII and adoption al a n, Dyech Coien.a. with four DaOieiiiii. ivt MDIMIK - n h.». Jewwiw MM, new Merter meeting af Me Mayor and Council of in HoumForR.nl baths, living room, formal dining DOCTOH? Of FICi - U MM Mm WALKER >WALKER MUM Mtl. asking MW Call NMM the tereueh ol Red tank. Cotartv af reom, ptavroom MI in kitchen, family Monmeuth, Slate ot New Jortev, Is fee roam with Catnadral ce>llns and laiga HEAL TORS TARTAN It - rataraf. A.Kau Me 1. Mr.au. live January 1,1.... held •< the Municipal Hall, n Men- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - TkW firwlace. two-tai attacrwd garage Wv OHIca Ml Sill Seven teUv Setnaker, HM, re •V ORDER OF THE MAYOR rrwuiN Street, Red Bart an May 21. with workshop Wall to-wal I carpal, MMdMawn Orflca a/1 Jilt ' r 1ILM 67I4O4 AND BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE 9M al •:« P M wtien eMectlam. H DOWNTOWN RED IANK Pflmt central air, on a cul-de-sax: wllh river ULRICH 1*41 - W, tiyifta krUaft. 4S1 BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN any. (• DM natwoe of tame will be •Met IMC« wHh »«ita Ont vtow. IUT.W By —mar 74,-tax 132 Condominiums GMC ale«*l, UMO ar bMl after. J. JOSEPH FRANK* L. MA YOU received HAROLD GROSSMAN. RuttiM EscheltMKh •AVMVIU.I - Fan. aaaraam, kla* ctmtttt to vour nauinnwfit Ei LITTLE SILVER ADMINISTRATOR Borough Cter* ctilllN MVK. V.m M ft, Will «v(t*t Four badroom. two^ath Cap* Cad Town Houses tn*w Full bawrment. large win an lot. H- It' WOODEN ROW KATI (4) Mav 14 %BM Mav 14 $11 a A «Htw I* Hill. CENTURY It C IN aatece ctliant condltiont STORYBOOK REDUCED MM -Ona-Mraam. »m A«»ncv. Ari. tor Mr. CAHM «K 2tMB2 AN ORDINANCE AMINDINO TIX-IIIO IMC, mi. Ill II HOMES INC.. 7I7MO0. ylaw. IVt CENTURY II. OCEAN AND MI^PLCMENTIIM CHAPTER 105 Summer RtnUls REALTV. Ui IW0 4 APPOINTIVE OFFICERS AND IM COUNTIIV COMFOKT - |«r mnu nwrcLsl uw, firs par morttn Alto NEW LISTING Variom moaMl LAWLEr AGENCY. Vehicles Township Planning Board at Its reau SALARIES AND COMPENSATION. twoo.lt, CMM. FlreWate. Private Raanert. 7«l UU aval WUrl •vcltabM, IS.000 H. fl. uwnrrMfciai Wall built three be*oofn, v.t bath lar meeting held May 2. 1979 granted BE IT ORDAINED bv the Mayor DUPLtx - Rural aattlna. tar ram. Mil cooree, lannli cauni. Daacr, and WMt—. Ctl 4M-im. home with full basement and attached variances to Henry C and Carol and Council of the Borough of Red •> IM Krai, MM MM. UM tauntrv club, data to all mom SHADOW LAKE - Villaaa Tarraca on* tar oaraga Living room with fire 13 NOMAD — Excellent condition. Patrvlow for insufficient bulk area Bank that Chapter 4. Article 1. Section TIM-MO INC.. Mr WOW MATAWAN — Prortii.onai tutit M0, cornar rwo-bMroom. Iwobatri. mini ptavce formal dining room, coiv dan. sleeps sin. fuiiv nutpped, MMHK Iwitnm 260' radius) and insufficient be amended and wopiemenled as, Prim* localton Air condilionirvo. dining larract, apoliantM. tiperaaad large master bedroom Shown by ap- bath with full lub and shower, 20M width tor new Lot 75-2 in Te« Map ollowi' PENNSYLVANIA POCONOS - Amp** Mrkirtfl Imrrwdial* pointment only. carpal, cuttam drapat. Iliad balhi. screen house attaches Must sell. S17O0 Block 46-1 and thai al the said meeting The annual salaries and compertu CHOLItHTOWH - TV,, tttrmn, CnaM. Ueaee II, MtlMaiMr, lira hllchan. U1.W0 HI IMS 493-2431 after « p.m. approved Minor Subdivision Applica ion of the officers and employees hold •en M Mr tUt, M, »on't lau. M. ««•. lake. fltNno. booting Weakly. LITTLE SILVER lion No. 411 of Holmdel Ta< Mao Block 1300. trMBrl. no the offices or positions hereinafter >4M4I4 »TATE MHTAU Br. NEW OFFICE LOCATIONS IS' PROWLER - 19T3 Used, not 46-3, Lot 75 into 3 building lots, said REALTY described shell, from and effective All«lrt-Firr*w R«*ltort h«s pro 133 Income Property abused SieeoseivM. Fwitnth Exlra. premises located on Telegraph Hill HAZLIT - buck**riaM-raeni, kl « January 1, 1979 be es tollowt; payable POCONOS — Lakafront Chalat or four, (•Utond offkn, ctVMktd and nawiy 741-0950 Call 291-171S. ni-0147 after 7 p.m. Road, submitted by Henry C and Carol O.K. UMN wllh eKtrat. semi-month!* uniesi otherwise herein badroom Alpine, all club faclllllei. dacoratod tor ram an Broad St. 4 Patrylow, owners and applicants, and provided BOROUGM ADMINIS TIM-mO INC., »r im« MaPla Avt . In Dad B*nk. from S12S to LONG BRANCH — ,0 rooms, on the SEA BRIGHT APACHE POP-UP — All ftbergla. that a copy of the determination, to t IW-r Lon very clean. Sink, stove and tea box TRATOR 126.00000 11000 par monlh Intluding utllltrtn. Call **~fii •TMf"'' "*• « Branch OVERLOOK no FT OF OCEAN (Winer with pertinent documentation HAZLtT - Ttiraa bMroom. Mr., . 471-Hg atfjtr I Th*« ORDINANCE shall lake eHect RUMSON - On Nw rlwor. Larva 74I14». Piar^WBl work (24,500 Call alter i FRONTAGE WITH BEACH Four relating to Nils matter, has been filed in tanCM »ard, KM, Mb. MMM. MM. upon ttVpassage and publication ac lurnlthod iludlo atartmant. Call (potilbl* livtl rantalt In larga rtdwood the off ke of Ihe Township Clerk and is 147-Mla »TATt RENTALS Mr. SEA BRIGHT — Partly ramodalad, p.m., m-ntt, APACHE POP UP 1970 — Sleeps sii. ording to law •41 «U ar Ul-tiu. aU lor Barbara tMitamporarv Faalurti auarrv Ilia, available lor inspection during regular will finltn to Mjtl ttrtanl AoprOKimata t.berglas and canvas, three new tires. PUBLIC NOTICE HIOMLAMDS - Small mrea-room cat- MATAWAN — Marc Woods. 10 rooms, hltchan iand balhi All unlit hava hours of business Iv 1JO0 M. ft. Haat furniihad and tun excellent condition. M7S U1-0J7*-. PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given la*a atitlaoH adtiltt, II7S nr mould I'l baths, tour bedrooms, central air, porchat to caplurt cool taa braaiai HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP tfd burglar alarm tykttm, Calf new kitchen/stained cabinets and (ami hat the foregoing Ordinance was in- aha muitm, ucurll> raqiHrad Call SEA BRIGHT — Motal roomi and CalC l lo t ARGOSY TRAILER — By Airttream PLANNING BOARD Iv room/wood Planking. One-half acre roducKd and passed cm first reeding on 19.-4225. iludlo unlu. Dallv/weeklv/monlhly 1976, it twin, tide bath, many extras Marguerite M Peseux, Secretary with privacy, vegetable garocn Hi,000 LITTLE SILVER May 9, 1979 and will be considered for ralat. Prlvata beach and pool, air con STORES OE OFFICES-AvaliabH. in Like new. Ashing W*00. 221-2739 May 14 S7.5O LONG BRANCH — Teto-Dadroom dltlonad. Maid tarvlca. TRADE negotiable. 111-3474. inal passage and adoplion al a regular beautiful cofxJItion from Utt to W» REALTY kWW. dlnlns. khta. Mil. tin. WINDS MOTEL, M2-HI7. BONANZA TRAVEL TRAILER 1971 - -Reeling of the Mayor and Council of Cai) 7*1 lift. W44M 1TATE RENTALS »» MIDDLETOWN 741-0950 17', self-contained, very good condition. he Borough of Red Bank. Countv of MILIWtHvtr Monmouth, Stale of New Jersey, lo be SEA BRIGHT — plva-room furnlahad STORE FOR RENT - Lot•!ton IT] 11200 164-4054 after 3 p.m. MARLtORO - Flvebrtrooot u- PUB.LIC NOTICE held at the Municipal Hall, 32 Mon house on rlvor, on* block Irom prlvata Ntwman Serlngi Rd , (Donald's Laun acutlva ranch, pod. kids, peti A mull. CAMPER BUS - In good condition NOTICE is hereby given that mouth Street, Red Bank on Mav 23, baach. Available Juna throw* Labor dry). Call 7<1-a431 «w Irtfofmaiion. 137 Lots & Acreage WtiU STATE RENTALS BUr Day. Call »M4*3. $56,000 Call sealed proposals will be received by the 1979 al BOO P M wfwn objections, if WHY PAV H-|tO PER SO FT 191 1300 Borough Council ol the Borough of Lit iny. lo Ihe passage of same wilt be MARLBORO - TltrM^Mroom col SEA BRIGHT - Small Imvbadroom EXTRA SPECIAL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Raadv lo tie Silver. New Jersey al the Borough ecefved tMt on 2* acrtl. dan. mora. MOO collaM. avallaMa Juna. Auffutl and build, hillside tot naar marina. Aiding FOR YOUR VAN Hall, 4*0 Prospect Avenue, Little Sil RuthM. EschelbKh I«-«J1 STATE RENTALS Bkr. Sapt Call Mr «>1 Unique Tudor style bi-levei stands In Borough Clerk Offlca facimtt.. undar U par w ft. 123,000. Vista Cruiser TOPS Aluminum running ver. NJ on Monday, June 4, 1979 at I immaculate condition and offers large May 14 $11.70 include militias, haat, air condition CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raaltorl boards, seats and sofa beds Central P m for the 10' x 35 salt shed addition room dimensions, private area, sens* lo the borough garage, Fairview Ave- ing. portar tarvka. On but lint Home "Indapandcntlv Ownaa"' Custom Vans, Hwv. 9S. Hailel. ORDINANCE AMENDING AND tional landscaping and special features nue. Little Silver, N.J. of Monmouth County District Court, 113 Rlvtr Rd Fair Havan 139-9300. SUPPLEMENTING ARTICLE 4 EN 135. Commerciol 135. Commercial including an oversned family room, a Plans and specifications for the U.S. Army, Daily Rtgultr and Social l*\ JtM " Optn f to 9 TITLED "TAXICABS" OF THE COM built-in garage and private yard with MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT proposed work prepared by Daniel B Property Property Sarvicat. HI-MOO PILED AND REVISED OR- stockade fencing. VA AND FHA FI- Check our unbeatable Acciani, Professional Engineer, have DINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF NANCING TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. low rates and IUITMHIF ITOMli been tiled in the office of Daniel B 138 Mobile Homes REDBANK,NEW JERSEY Acciani. Pfc . 157 Broad Street, Red 110 Wanted To Rent WHEREAS, Section TOof Article 4 CALL TODAY PICK-UP CAMPER - Sleeps four, Bank. N.J. and may be inspected by relating lo taxi-passenger fares was kitchen and toilet, etc. Many extras. prospective bidders during business GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — • mended January 31. 1977, and TWO LEVEL MULTI-USE Bethany Rd.. Hailfl Adult park. Walk Excellent condition. 11000. 49J4907. hours Bidders will be furnished with a RENTALS - Vaarly or winitr Tan- WHEREAS, the Increase in alt copy of the Plans and Specifications by anli ara tagtr lo rant Immadiataly. to ihopplns and N.Y. bui IM-Wl. costs of tail maintenance and opera WHELAN Ihe Engineer upon proper notice end Call 431-tOM, Mon.Frl. No faa. lion t\tvt increased substantially since CONCRETE BUILDING IN ASBURY PARK MOUSE TRAILER 8x36 on* 210 Lost & Found payment of a 1 IS tee, not refundable. REALTY GROUP REALTORS lhaidete, and RUMSON — Colt* Nack. Shrewsbury bedroom Nlwlv furnished Wall to Bids must be made on standard WHEREAS, no provision was arta Old«r couple from Palm Beach, 291-5402 wall ruoi. wooo New halting lyttem. LOST — Swimmer's metal, with gold proposal forms in the manner desig m«de for a fee tor waiting time in PRICED FOR FAST SALE. Florida, wtsiw* lo houta ill for tha Shadow Lawn Trallar Court, J Laural chain. n«ted therein and required by the Soe Section 20of Article4. lumnvtr. Call H3-TaW. Drive. HiBlllancH. N.J. rIMHa. (ideations, must be enclosed in sealed Perfect lor almost any use - excellent condition 717-9776 NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT OR MIDDLETOWN - Better than new envelopes bearing the name and ad YOUNG WORKING MARRIED COU PINEWOOO MOBILE HOME PARK DAiNED bv the Mayor and Council of 14,000 square leel - 100x100 first Ik. 40x100 second One vear old Contemporary Ranch on LOST — Black miniature male poodle. dress ot the bidder and the name ot the PLE — Witfi small, quiet dog, looklno — SO Princeton Avenue. Brick Town. the Borough of Red Bank, Countv of ont-acre. Three bedrooms, two baths. Middietown dog license and Mid proposed work on the outside, ad- floor. for vear round apartmant or cottaga, to SV9-SIM. New 1979 IIx3«. on* bedroom, Monmouth. State of New Jersey (hat Convenient for commuting, top resi dietown Animal Hospital tag, Belford dressed to Borough Council. Borough ot rant in mld-Monmouth County araa lullv lurnlihad Two-bedroom. 10x10 tun 4 is amended as follows: dtntial yet secluded area lili.000 trta Please call 7I7-M17. Little Silver, N.J and must be accom Railroad siding wjliJ* altar t p.m. glau porch l«41 Iwobedroom, new 1. For two passengers or iess in the 671 S14V Principals only pamed by a certilied check or bid bond heater, mult be moved, atklng JI9O0, area of the Borough either east ot Me Electric elevator - 2,000 Ib. load LOST — Blue Parakeet in Cliffwood made to Ihe order of the Treasurer in MIULJI I I OWN Assumablc '"„ majta affar. pte Avenue or West of Maple Avenue Beach area II found, please call the sum of not less than 10% of the Entirely healed — partially air conditioned Spacious expanded Cape. If living %\M M3-410I. amount ol the bid, except that the room with fireplace, gas heat, central PINEWOOD MOBILE HOME PARK 2 Each additional passenger in i Ceiling -14 feel amount of the check need not exceed air, four bedrooms, two baths, low — SO Princeton Avenue. Brick Town. excessottwo SOc 1 SIO.000 00 and shall be not less than Heavy load fir - pre stressed concrete beams. Second llr maintenance/ taxes, fenced, walk to Vnim New 1979 12x36.one bedroom, sMO.OO, and a bonding certificate from 3 Transportation wllh In the schools/New York bus. in,900 lullv lurnlihad. Mint condition older 125 lbs. "live Load" per square fool. 131 Houses For Sale a Surety Company, authorized to do Borough beginning on either side of ItMISf. home. 10x41. Iwo-Dodroom. 10x20 alas* business in the Stale of New Jersey, all Maple Avenue and crossing Maple Ave- ' Less than 15 years old porch 1x42. two-bedroom, naw heater, nue m order lo complete the trip... 1.M MiDDLETOeVN must be moved, tikirto 11,900, make to be delivered at the time and place mentioned above The Standard Pro- i. Waiting time 100 per hour 4ACRES ottar. 211 Special Notices (Section 20 paragraphs I, ] 1 4 CHAPEL HILL posal Form is attached lo the Specif Charming thraa-badroom, two-bath Amended 1979.) Beautiful lerene country setting adds icatlons, copies of which form will be home with complete privacy and wclu dimension of grace to this prestiflous furnished on application to Ihe Engi PUBLIC NOTICE sion. ideal tatting, could be three build 140 Real Estate Wanted EXTRA BEDROOM T eiahl year old Split Colonial. Magnif- neer PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given JOHN C. CONOVER AGENCY inn lots. New home across the road in that the foregoing Ordinance was In- icent panoramic view from terraced The Engineer and Borough Council $175,000 rang*. Asking jm.QOO MAKE THAT EXTRA ROOM WORK troduced and passed on first reeding on lot. A must see at $123,900 HOME — Minimum uekttP, low taxti. reserve Ihe right to require complete FOR VOU WHILE YOU HELP AN- May 9. 1979 and will be considered for LITTLE SILVER Red Bank or immediate area Oc financial and eipenence stalcments 300 Main St. Allenhurst ARBOR REALTORS OTHER PERSON CAIN DIGNITY final passage and adoption at a regular tupancv June t PRINCIPALS ONLY from prospective bidders before REALTY AND INDEPENDENCE, BECOME A meeting of (he Mayor and Council of 670-1500 RcDlv BOH D-354, The Daltv Register, furnishing proposal forms of specif- SKILL DEVELOPMENT SPONSOR the Borough of Red Bank, Countv of 531-2500 741-0950 Shrtwtburv, N.J. 07701. ications, or before awarding the Con FOR THE N.J. DIVISION OF MEN- Monmouth, State of New Jersey, to be MIDDLETOWN tract In accordance with Chapter lao. TAL RETARDATION. WE WILL held at the Municipal Hall. 32 Mon A BETTER WAY — To buy or sell Laws of 1926 HOUSES BOUGHT TRAIN YOU TO USE YOUR UNIQUE mouth Street, Jled Bank on Mav 23. CENTURY 21 Phoenix Realty. THE NEW! NEW NEW! . FOR CASH ABILITIES AND MATCH YOU WITH The right Is also reserved to reiect 1979 al I 00,VM. when objections, if NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONAL A RETARDED PERSON WHO any or all bids, or to waive any in- 24-HOUR APPRAISAL y CALL FOR any to Iheblassage of same will be NEEDS TRAINING IN LIFE SKILLS formalities, where such informality Is CONTEMPORARY RANCH DETAILS. ACADEMY AGENCY, RE received K \ tumk. AND SOCIAL AWARENESS. WHICH not detrimental to the best interests of A SECLUDED — Fully furnished turn \~y RuihM EtcnelMch ALTOH, n*r?23 ONLY YOU CAN PROVIDE! ROOM the Municipality. The right is also re- Make It Yourself mer bungalow on two acres of land lor Built with style and space in mind. Borough Clerk LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES— In AND BOARD PAID TO YOU AT A served to increase or decrease the sale. (30,000. SIO.VM) down and owner Featuring a 24' living room, three Mav 14 115.30 Kfiniburg-MlddletowivHiili.- MONTHLY RATE: ADDITIONAL quantities in the manner designated in will hold mortgage at t% 3M-OH9 roomy bedrooms, will lo wail carpel STIPENDS BASED ON HOURS OF the Specifications ing and so much more The backyard Holmdel area THE 5MOLKO AGEN- NOTICE TRAINING YOU PROVIDE TO THE By order of Borough Council of the ABERDEEN — Tlmai-awaitMfi patio is a delight! Located In fptwlv CY, nr-om Notice is hereby given that an Or RESIDENT CALL (409) 291.5911 Borough of Lilllr Silver, N J Coma sac thii tii-vaar, lour bed room, developed Middietown area. 164,500 dinance entitled "An Ordinance to WEEKDAYS FOR PERSONAL AT STEPHENG GREENWOOD. CLERK Iwo-ilory home Two full baths, lull Amend the Code of the Borough ol Red A Quick Pull! TENTION- May 14 S19 5O basement Jii,wo Bob Grimm Aoan Bank, New Jersey, Re-establishing a cv. «9 Highway 33. Keyport. 5664400 WHELAN NOTICE TO UDDERS Planning Board and a Zoning Board ot BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER Adjustment Pursuant to the Provisions AL GREENE ft CO.. INC. REALTY GROUP REALTORS MONMOUTH COUNTY of Chapter 291 Laws ot New Jersey. REALTORS 152 Boats A Accessories NEW JERSEY .975 (N.J S.A 40 SSO leiSM) Provid W Hwy. 35 Kayport 7OT-2WO 642-7565 Sealed Proposals will be received ing for Ihe Powers and Duties ot Said INTRODUCTIONS Boards: Fixing the Procedures * Stan BUICK LaSABRE - 1971, Custom, A personallied and confidential pro- by the Borough Council at the Borough dards Governing Development Review runs axcallant. Air, power steer gram for discriminating Individuals Hall, Prospect Avenue. Little Silver, MlUDl i UlWN Call or send lor our Applications to Said Boards and Ap- ing/brakes, AW radio. Atking (WO interested in serious relationships Not New Jersey 07739 on Monday. June 4, "Shore end Country Living" brochure. peals Therefrom, and Providing for Ihe 71)»6 II' THOMPSON — Excellent condition. a dating or escort service. We otter 1979 al I p.m Local Time and then Dies, descriptions, prices on available Adoption of Planning and Development toe this fMttier-li|ut top over mciudrs tandem trailer thorough screening, bio-composites publicly opened and read aloud for homes. APPLEBROOK AGENCY. Re- Regulations" was introduced at a BUY OR SELL — Your home through Pliaw call 741-7134 and profile analysis. Convenient lee RESURFACING AND IMPROVE- shirts or weir by itself! meeting of the Mayor and Council of an affiliate of tha lareast real estate .llton, 910 Bl J5, Middletown, 6H 2300 schedule In reply, submit brief MENTS SILVERSIOE AVENUE. SEC ihe Borough ol Red Bank held or. The V-neck, drawstring pullover company In lha world—Cantury II IV >' CRUISER 11(3 - Witn trailer. IN statement of interests and phone TiON FOUR in and (or Ihe Borough of MIDDLETOWN Wednesday. Ihe 9th day of Mav 1979 at Coiens Realtor, 74i<7tSo. Multiple hit h.p MercCruiter. inboard oo1bo«rd, number, in strict confidence, to MJ.W unic stiver. New Jersey is I fishM) favorite with skirts, $64,900. Quality bulli custom ranch, which time the same was passed on Ings. excellent condition, m*ny»«l/as JJ900 Enterprises, P.O Box I4f, Oakhurst, The work includes, in general, re' brick and cedar exterior Beautiful first reading, was directed to be pub- pints. Crochet In 2 colon of or mn offer 67I-US7. N.J. 07751. movel of existing pavement, providing custom kitchen. Vn ceramic baths, lished by Idle only according lo Law new base course and too course, rais- radium weight synthetic sport three targe bedrooms, huge garage, 24' ZOBEL SKIFF — FWC Chrysler. •nd tdrwarded lo the Planning Board. ing existing castings, and rebuilding ol cast Iron hot water baseboard, gas MRS. SYLVIA Upon receipt ol same from the Plan m. Pattern 472: Misses sues CUSTOM-BUILT Eicellant condition Extras. Mike ot storm inlets healing intern Set on over Vj acre lot ler Alter . p.m., 741-1W4. Handwriting Analyst & Advice nmg Board, the Ordinance will be held Bl LEVEL The work shall be performed as P10; 12-14 included. Excellent condition! STORYBOOK over for second hearing and final pas Mult be seen to believe Now under specified, and at the locations and to HOMES INC., 717-5SOO. »' EXPRESS CRUISER — IW4, 213 M2-9S00 sage at a meeting of the Mayor and construction, 10% down financing the extent directed by the Engineer h,p. Chrysler Marine, F.W.C. shift to Council lo be held on Wednesday, the available? Call 717 3S00. MlDOLETOWN short depth finder, electric refrig- Copies of the Contract Documents 73rd day ot Mav 1979 at the Borough TWO-FAMILY 212 Travel- may be examined at the office ot Iwro WhMitr . DEAL VICINITY (LOCH ARBOUR) - erator, electric stove, stand up head Hall at I P M . at which time a public In Brand new condition. Fireplace In Daniel B Acciani, Borough Engineer New ranch or Colonial, one-family, on and vanity; sleeps six. 13 bolt con- hearing will be held upon the same and large living room, formal dining room, Transportation 157 Broad SI . Red Bank, New Jersey Deal Lake, one block from ocean Four verter to 117 bolts Ashing iSOOO all persons given an opportunity to be NMdkooft Dapt. 61 1 24' country kitchen, two new ceramic 07701 bedrooms, 3 J tlted baths, moth H3-4I73. balht, full Mtement, plus lovely Contract Documents may be ob- heard. er/daughtar, living room with fire CAR POOL — Forming for summer TtM Daily IU«is.tr modern two-bedroom apartment Set BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE -Up to «' tained at the office of Ihe Borough The ma_ m objectives and provisions placa, eat-in kitchen, formal dining months, leave Atlantic Highlands area, on 125x110' lot. Asking J73.OO0 on Shrewsbury River Channel Beach Engineer. 157 Broad St.. Red Bank, of said Ordinance are the enactment room, dan with wal bar. terrace over- t 15 6 30 am. Park in P.A. Building in STORYBOOK HOMES INC , 78M5Q0 Club. 49 Park Rd., Monmouth Beach. New Jersey 07701 upon payment of of regulations guiding the iporopriate looking lake and ocean. Wall-to-waii NYC. return 4:45-5 p.m. Sate drivers, N.J. 279-CS17. 175 00 tor each set, which amount will use or development of all lands in the carpeting, hardwood floors, two-tone non smokers, with reliable air condi $1.50 far each pattern Add 40C MIDDLETOWN not be refunded. Borough of Red Bank, the re-estab- central air conditioning and heat Honed car. Call 172-0797 159.100 lishmenl of Municipal Planning and each pattern lor first-class air- pump, two-car garage Riparian BOAT TRAILER PARTS Proposals shall be accompanied bv Sturdy well built older Colonial Fea- Zoning Boards, setting forth their rights. Owner Call S31-7M0 Principals For disconlinued models »%otf Cen a certified check or Bid Bond for net mail and handling. Send to: tures large living room, formal dining manner of appointment, terms. - only. irai Trailer S*jts, Hwy. 35, Hailet. 213 Instruction less than len 110%) percent of the tojal room, huge eal-in kitchen, three large '39-1300 ,. amount ot Ihe Bid. except that the powers, duties, organization and pro- bedrooms, two-car detached garage cedures, Ihe establishment of applica- EATONTOWN — Two-three bedroom amount of the checK need not exceed Plus carport Full basement Set on BOAT SLIPS — And pool member- tion, review, and approval procedures ranch, deck, finished basement, low A REAL ESTATE — Sales licensing Twenty Thousand Dollars (120.000 00) 75x220 treed lol In lovely residential ihtps Oown Sea Marina and Lounge for all land development in the heat and tanas. S5I.9OO Principals course. Mornings, May 14-29. and shall be not less than Five Hundred *raa. STORYBOOK HOMES. INC.. Food and entertainment Sea Bright. Borough, provisions for appeals from •a Ml, 0M Chateta Stt., Nlw only. Call S42-91O5 Monmouth Institute. 741-0779 Dollars (tSOO.OOl Checks and Bid 7S7 SJOO. N.J. 143-980) Bonds shall be made to the order of Ihe Ihe Zoning Board, Zoning provisions, Turk, NT 10011. Print Name, dividing the Borough into nones and ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR ACCORDION LESSONS — Private. Treasurer, Borough of Little Silver. MiDULETOWN cuip in room home BOOM TENT - For K uilooal Like prescribing area, bulk and use reouire- AMnm, Zip, PatUHn Numb... Member Real Estate Exchange Leave message for Joe, c/o Hot- New Jersey -n«w, US. menibfor Ihe various lonet. provisions, neit to Venit Hartshorne Wood) can bteghaus, 191-4114 or write J. St.. each Proposal shall aTsooe atiom NEW FOR 1979! NEEOLECRAFT Call 741-4140 for Ihe installation ol improvements, ba vouri for only $59,900 E.A. P.O.Box MM, New Monmouth, N.J. panied bv a duly executed Consent of both on trad and off-trad, in connec- CATALOG-Hundieds of beauti- EXPANDABLE CAPE COD — Three ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtors. 5Si 07741. Surely in the form contained in the CLASSIC PENNANT It' SLOOP — in tion with land development; Ihe pre- bedroomi, tile bath, bright living room, Prosoect Ave., Little Silver, 741 4500 Contract Documents from an approved ful things to make! 3 free leak mahogany and Cedar with bronie scribing ol design standards and im- lull basement, two-car garage, ex PIANO LESSONS - Suited to vour surely company licensed to conduct fastenings and hardware Completely provement specifications, the rstab- patterns inside. Send 75» celianl Middietown location for com ability to learn, in your home MI tZK> business m the State ot New Jersey, restored Hull and decks finished in lishmenl ot procedures and require- muterv 1*1,900. LAWLEY AGENCY. or 741-3161 agreeing to furnish the reauired Con- NEW $59,900 clear Deafct Oil. Mainsail. Jib and Gen ments in connection with applications Realtort, 741-4243 tract Bond upon the award ol the Con Custom is tha word for this Ihree- oa. New Mercury 9.6 h,p. motor New for subdivision of land and site plan bedroom, r j bath Bl-Level home lifetime battery, automatic b .. tract. FAIR HAVEN — Gracious Turn-of approvals, provision governing the Brick on front will reduce main pump Anchor, lines, all tackle, life Each Proposal shall be made upon Cantury Manor house, recently fully erection and installation of sisns. es- "••« tanance. extras such as stained wood preserver., gas tanks, cushion., elc , the blanks furnished with the Contract restored Seven bedrooms, three lull tablishing a schedule of len for the work, ceramic tile bath, custom cab. etc, tic, 747-4200 Documents and shall be enclosed in a Plus two halt baths, study, leaded glass issuance of permits and other services nets, and wall lo-wall carpet. Optional sealed envelope addressed to the butler pantry, full elevator, enclosed 222Eatonlown in connection with land use, and pro- fireplace Gemeroom. oalio S59.9OO COLUMBIAN 21' SLOOP — Sleeps six. Borough COuncil. Borough ot Little Sil Printed Pattern sun parlor, huge formal Irving room viding for the administration and en- head. g»Mey. three salts and main. NOTICE ver. Monmouth Countv, New Jersey, with fireplace, banquet dining room, forcement of Ihe Ordinance and estab ACADEMY AGENCY Excellent condition. Must sell. W4-9S36 Lawrence Wainstein was granted and plainly marked on the outside new kitchen with skylight, finished iisrung penalties for violations thereof 29M Hwy 35 Hailei, N.J subdivision approval on January 27, "Proposal fcr Resurfacing and Im- baiemant with many surprises, beau- 201 739-2212 CRESTLINER - II', 7S h.p Johnson. 1979, to subdivide Block 104, Lots 110 provements, S> I ver side Ave., Sec. Three (3) copies of satdOndinante tifully landscaped, near river 1197,S00. MOO 16' boat, motor and trailer, im and 9A and Block 105. Lot to in the Four," and Ihe name and address ot are on 'Me in the office of the Borough The Plus Pantsuit Principals only. 7411970 OAK HILL -~ 1'i-vear-oid center hall Call after • p.m., 244-9263. Ihe Bidder, and delivered to Borough Clerk for public examination and tudor, beautiful wooded acre. Four Borough ol Eatontown Hall in Little Silver not later than the (Opies of the Ordinance will be avail- bedrooms. 2'i baths, raised hearth ARNOLD B. LEVIN. ESQ FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY DINGHY'S — Eli, Skimmer, Dyer, time above specified able at the Borough Clerk's Office on REALTORS fireplace in family room Glass sliding Sumner, Zodiac, Metieter. If vow can't 2UMonmou1h Road The Borough Engineer and Monday. Mav 14. 1979 at a cost of 175 1 Woodland Dr Middltlown 4719494 doors to deck and covered patio Prin- lind vour neil dinghy al BOAT West Long Branch. N J 07764 Attorney for Appllcai Borough Council reserves Ihe right to per COPV cipals bnlv Call alter S, 671-9234. HOUSE, you don't want a dinghy. 1132 RUTH ESCHELBACH. Borough Cterk HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS May 14 $3.30 require a complete financial and ei IW.NQ Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. M2-221I. May 14 122. SO Call tha ttarr Agency, inc. perlence statement from Prospective U4 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-4477 OCEAN TOWNSW P - wevside Woods Bidders before furnishing Proposal NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 248 Monmouth County and Long View Village Elegant new DISCOUNT Forms or Specifications, or before HAZLET — New custom Hi level SHIP'S STORE Notice It hereby given that leeied awarding the Contract m accordance homes from $110,000 Call S3I-0US NOTICE TO BIDDERS Thraa bedrooms, i'.i baths, family Proposals will be received bv the with Chapter 180. Law* of 1976 Just the jackal ikme is worth • Notice is hereby given thai sealed OUR DOCK And waterfront vi»w in Mayor and Borough Council of the room with fireplace, wall-to-wall SAVE UP TO 50% The Borough Engineer and bids will be received bv the Depart- fortune in fashion! You'll wetr it carpeting. Mid U's, Call 54M170 or Bncktown was used as a setting In Borough of E item town for the Re- Borough Council reserves the right to habilitation of Wolcott Park and ment of Purchasing of the Countv ot suit style with the etastic-waist 744-5131 after 4. national magaieal-in kitchen, fenced in 1st Avt-, Atlantic Highlands ment. Hall of Records, Main Street, ut m h wet Bcautilul wooded acre, complete yard. 170,000 Mortgages available Eatontown, New Jersey and may be Freehold. New Jersey and copies may 291-5600 fintdan airmail, privacy, central air condition!rva, gas Down payment. »TO,000 to $20,000. inspected bv prospective bidders dur 139 Red Bank be received bv prospective bidders, heal. Mreolace, appliances 739-I3K 741-119*. OPEN SUNDAYS ir>g business hour*. upon application during business •OROUGH OF RED BANK hours tmtw INFLATABLE CANOE - HO Ib. ret Bidders will be furnished with a EMERGENCY ORDINANCE mg. double paddles and pump. Like copy of the Contract Documents and Bidders ere required to comply N.J.S.A. eBA:4-46 new. %»i I42-O4JS. Plans bv the Enalneer upon proper with requirements of P.L. 197S. C, 1X7, 152 Boats And 152 Boats And notice and payment of e nonrefundabte WHEREAS, en emergency has The right is reserved lo reiect any LARSEN )9U - All dberglas. If (toe charge of f IMv dollars (ISO.OO) to defra arisen wllh respect to unforseen heat- or ail bids if deemed to be in the best Accessories Accessories lion hull, inboard/outboard motor, 120 the cott thereof ing costs for Public Buildings, and no interest of the Counly of Monmouth to H P, tour cylinder. Chevrolet engine, Propoiels must be made on the adequate provision was made in the dow i?79 budget.tor the aforesaid purpose. winter and summer coven, Coast Standard Proposal Forms In tha The successful bidder Shalt be re rflll#fH D#pt. 420 and N.J.S 4OA4-46 provides tor Ihe Guard approved, asking 119W fir-ion. manner designated In the Contract qutrejpl* comply with the provisions of creation ol an emergency appropria- Documents, must be inclosed In sealed Ihe New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act. TtM DfjHy FABULOUS 1979 SPRING ON LAND tion lor the purpose above mentioned, LASER NO 331) — Good condition, envelopes bearing the name and ad- Chapter 150 ot the Laws of 1961, effec salll competitively, new sell, VJH and dresi of trie Bidder and the name of the live January t, 1*T4. SNAPIR 420. No 200M, with Ireller, IN WATER work on the outside, addressed to the WHEREAS, the total amount of new North sail, used one season, good Bv order of the Board ol Chosen Mayor and Borough Council of the emergency appropriations created in condition. 17*S. I42-213S. Freeholder* of the Countv of Men Borough of Eatontown and must be eluding the appropriations to be mouth. creeled bv this Ordinance is 112.000.00 accompanied bv a statement of Con 232 (Minolta ML Iff 1974 LASER — Excellent racing re (Twelve Thousand Dollars) and three RAY KRAMER, Director BOATSHOW ienl of Surety from a surety company 10011. frM IMK, WOKSS, cord, two suits of sales *wo par cent ot the total operation ap- FREDERICKS KNIESLER. Clerk author tied to do business In the State ot •May 12th through May 27th. Fantastic winter prices are still •42101] propriation in the budget tor 1979 Is Pt.TERW STAtiG, Purchasing AB*n1 OP, Sffi ant STTU RUHKI. New Jersey and acceptable to the 1172.304 69 Mav 11, 13. 14. 15. II, V, t| MS 69 LASER 2UU - Two sails. Ihree ports, Borough of Eatontown and a bid guar All the new clothes you need lor •in elfect. Act now!!! Over 25 ditlerenl models to choose water tight, everything through-boiled, antee to the Borough of Eatentown for NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT OR your busy life are in our SPRING- Ifrom. Also a fantastic selection of used boals al near meliculouslv kept, %m 747-O3M not less than ten percent (10%) of me OAINED (not (ess than two thirds of all members thereof affmetlvelv concur' •mount b(d except that the Md eueren- SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG! •wholesale prices-with this ad and binder. LENTZe MARINA - For Raritan Bay ring) that in accordance with N.J.S tee need not exceed UO.OM.OO Dresses, topi, skirts, pants, wsts, boating. In-out berthing service for 40A 4-45.3 Ic) petition be made to the MILLER'S BAY BRIDGE MARINE power and sail boats. 13 lo 26'. Used The aprerd of the Contract for this Local Finance Board for the creation ol ujekets Plus SI.50 Iree pattern work will not be made until the neces- Classified Way boat Mies. 717-2W. an appropriation set forth In the ore coupon Send 75« Rt. 37, Eatt at the Seaddt Brldgt sary funds have been provided bv the amble hereof In accordance with the Borough of Eetontown In a lawful following Tomt Hlvtr, N.J. 201-270-65M 1943 NORWALK — 2S1 cabin cruller. In The Action Line' water 11900 or beit offer An emergency appropriation be Opan 7 diyi rain or ihlnt The Borough or the Enatneer re i same Is hereby made bv Public Catl 222 0133 L serves the riant to require • complete Building, Other expenses in the emoun 542-1700 The Drily Kegirter* SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. MAY U. 1979 Parliament Lights.

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