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By JULIE WOLF HAZLET - The Middlesex County prosecutors office is investigating any possible link between the alleged beating of a Middletown man here and the murder of Gabriel SanFelice, owner of Sano Carting, according to Middlesex Prosecutor Richard Rebeck Mr. SanFelice, of 20 Cavan Lane, was found dead of two gunshot wounds in the head at an Old Bridge garbage dump on May 31 Joe Quail, of East Keansburg, suffered fairly extensive injuries after being beaten by three men early last week, according to Mr. Rebeck and local police. However, Mr. • Quail never filed any charges, because, according to Mr. Rebeck, he said he would not be able to recognize any of the men "We have interviewed Mr Quail and are looking into any possible connection," Mr. Rebeck said yesterday. The prosecutor said he could not comment on whether any link has been found here yet. According to a reliable source, Mr. Quail is affiliated with Global Landfill, the Old Bridge garbage dump where Mr. SanFelice's body was found. However, the prosecutor said "we are having a hard time finding out exactly what Mr. Quail does" A spokesman for the landfill said on two occasions that

be "didn't know" whether Mr. Quail worked at or was affiliated with the dump. The owner of Global could not be reached for comment Mr. Rebeck said that although "we are following many leads," the investigation of Mr. SanFelice's murder is focusing on the garbage collection business. "We are looking into all of Mr SanFelice's business contacts and into his competitors," Mr Rebeck said. Other lines of investigation are Mr SanFelice's family backround , his wife's family and labor troubles at Sano, which has had economic problems, according to Mr. Rebeck. Sano Carting, which currently has a contract for garbage collection here, gave up its contracts in Aberdeen two years ago and in Keyport last year. Waste Disposal, owned by SCA Services Inc. a national company, has taken over the contracts. SCA has been the subject of an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which filed suit agalnsl the company. Mr. Rebeck said "we aren't singling out SCA, but they are being investigated like all of Mr SanFelice's competitors." There h?ve been many complaints about the quality of Sano's garbage collection and the day before Mr. Sano's murder he attended a meeting with the Township Commit-

tee here, where residents complained of poor service from the company Mrs. SanFelice, the former Frances Lomangino of Brooklyn, is listed as president of Sano. according to the state Public Utilites Commission. Her father holds 80 percent interest in the company, Mr. Rebeck said. He said Mrs SanFelice had been interviewed. Mr SanFelice was once convicted of a weapons charge under the Sullivan Law in New York, according to Mr Rebeck. The prosecutor also said SanFelice's wife charged him with assault earlier this year, but Mrs. SanFelice later requested that the charge be dropped. Mr. Rebeck said that Mr Quail, who has held (he position of health officer in several towns. Including Holmdel. Old Bridge and Madison Township, has no criminal record. However, he was once arrested in Madison Township and charged with threatening (he life of a state food Inspector in a dispute over Jurisdiction involving a restaurant Mr Quail, who recently retired as health officer In Old Bridge, could not be reached for comment. Old Bridge police are still looking for Iwo men who were seen riding bicycles near the garbage dump where Mr. SanFelice's body was found. Composite drawings of the See Beatlag, page I

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NO. 293 ,

SHREWSBURY, N.J.

FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1978

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Is Navy surrendering on Earle? By MARK GRAVEN COLTS NECK - The Navy said last night that it would not. exercise a right of eminent domain If Mjddletown's Redevelopment Agency "beats It to the punch" for 326 acres of bayfront land west of the Earle Naval Weapons Station Pier. And with the Navy unable to come up with the money to purchase the acreage until 1980, Navy officials are not optimistic about their prospects for obtaining the land. "I'm not optimistic," conceded Capt. John T. Heigl, commanding officer at Earle. "It's a SO-SO proposition." Capt. Heigl assessed the Navy's chances after a meeting with members of the Leonardo Taxpayers Association (LTA), held at the Earle Officers Club, here. The Navy Is vying with Middletown Township's Redevelopment Agency for the 328 acres now owned by Seacoast Products, Inc., a Port Monmouth corporation. Eminent domain Is the right of the government to acquire

land at a reasonable price from unwilling sellers in the name of the public good. "Seacoast can sell the land to whomever they want and we don't intend to exercise eminent domain at this point. If they beat us to the punch then so be it," said Lt. Cmdr Royce Hall Jr., officer In charge of planning and construction at Earle. "The free market will determine who gets the land," said Lt Cmdr. Hall. "The best price will get the land, but we are not going to pay a ridiculous price." The Redevelopment Agency may use the land,if lt can be obtalned.to build a marina worth more than 180 million, accordIng to officials. The Navy would definitely implement a proposed five-year (ISO million expansion at Earle, which would be completed In 1985, if lt obtains the land, Capt. Heigl said. Congress would only approve the expansion and purchase of the land as a package deal, and the okay is not scheduled until 1980, he said.

"The expansion at Earle would pick up the slack with the Capt. Heigl said the Navy would not be willing to divvy up the land with the Middletown Redevelopment Agency, which decline of Fort Monmoul "he said. . Negotiations with Seacoast are being handled by the has plans for a 180-100 million marina. "It's all or nothing," said Capt. Heigl of a possible land deal. Northern Division of the Naval Facilltes Engineering Command The Navy would locate 12 fuel tanks on a 25-acre portion of in Philadelphia. Cmdr. Hall said. The last report on the state of negotiations came from the 328-acre tract, according to Cmdr. Hall. If the Navy does not obtain the land, it could locate the tanks Philadelphia 0-8 months ago, Cmdr. Hall said. The Navy is completing a $300,000 environmental impact underground on land it already owns, although It would cost about 115 million, or triple the amount of the above ground study of the expansion plans, officials said. Cmdr. Hall said the Navy would not have a right to veto the tanks, Cmdr. Hall estimated. The expansion program would stimulate the economy by Redevelopment Agency's plans for a marina should the agency bringing 200 more Jobs to Earle, and increasing the number of obtain the land. "They would have to reroute their entrance to comply with man-days of shore time by 50 percent, Capt. Heigl said. And the families of Navy men, who would become home- our security zones, but they could do It" he said. Members of the LTA said they were unsure of what the ported here under the expansion program, would spend threeTownship's plans for the land are at this point. quarters of their income In the area, he asserted. " h i t ethical for them (the Redevelopment Agency) to keep If the Navy does not obtain the land, one option Is not to See It Navy, page S expand at at all, Capt. Heigl said.

Charge Kondrup-. conflict of interest

Commuter wives enter fray By MARK MAGYAR RUMSON - The Commuter Wives group voted unanimously yesterday to Join the Irate Shore Commuters In a lawsuit to block • II percent rail fare hike the state la expected to announce next week. "If the Commuter Operating. Agency goes ahead with the increase, we will Join the Irate Shore Commuters' suit and we'll contribute $300 to defray expenses," said Mrs. Eleanor McCabe of Rumson. a Commuter Wives spokeswoman. "There was no disagreement among the 20 members present about either Joining In the suit or making a con-

tribution, and {300 just seemed like a good round figure," she said. The Commuter Wives, headed by Mrs. Miriam Kahn of Rumson, will monitor the state Commuter Operating Agency meeting next week at which a decision on the fare increase proposals are expected. Under the Commuter Operating Agency' plan, rail commuter fares would increase an average of 10 percent, Interstate bus commuter fares would go up a flat 10 percent, and intrastate bus commdter fares would remain the same. John J. D'Amlco of Oceanport. Irate Shore Com-

muters lawyer, said his group does not anticipate any financial problems In fighting the increases. "Along with the $300 from the Commuter Wives, we have approximately $250 from the Shore Commuters for On-Time S e r v i c e (SCOTS) to pay for a transcript of the May 15 fare hearing In Red Bank to be filed along with our brief," Mr. D'Amico said. "We have access to few more hundred dollars from other sources, and that's without even going to the public for help," he said. "I don't think we'U have any problems at all." Marc F. Stuart, an

Asbury Park lawyer whose wife is a commuter, is handling the Irate Shore Commuters case for free, and Mr. D'Amlco and Wayne D. Monteau of Oceanport, a rate hearing expert, are also volunteering their time. Retired Superior Court J u d g e T h e o d o r e J. Labrecque of Little Silver, chairman of the Monmouth County Transportation Coordinating Committee, will file an affidavit in conjunction with the Irate Shore Commuters suit. Mr. D'Amico has also Invited the Bergen, Morris, Somerset and Union County Transportation Coordinating Committees, and the Com-

I mlttee for a Better Environment, Holmdel, to Join in the suit.

Byrne delaying on prosecutor By SHERRY CONOUAN TRENTON-The Senate went hone for the summer yesterday without receiving a nomination from Gov. Brendan T. Byrne for appointment as Monmouth County prosecutor. The action likely will leave the county's biggest political riddle—whatever has become of Democratic County Chairman John R. Fiorino's recommendation of Alexander Lehrer for the Job—unsolved until fall. In the Assembly, however, a bill giving Monmouth County two additional County Court Judges received final legislative approval, possibly clearing the way for resolution of a political impasse between Gov. Byrne and Monmouth County Republican Chairman Benjamin H. Danskin. The bill, sponsored by Sen. S. Thomas Gagliano, R-Monmouth, was passed tS-O. It now goes to Gov. Byrne for signing. One of the two new judgeships will go to a Republican and one to a Democrat and GOP leaders are hoping Gov. Byrne will appoint former Monmouth County Prosecutor James M. Coleman Jr. to the Republican vacancy.

Mr. Danskin had recommended Mr. Coleman to Gov. Byrne for appointment to an existlmg vacancy, but the governor rejected the suggestion and nominated Laurence Stamelman, immediate past president of the Monmouth County Bar Association, instead. Sen. Gagliano and Sem. Brian T. KennedY, R-Monmouth and Ocean, are now using senatorial courtesy to Mock that nomination as the GOP is insisting Mr. Coleman be appolmted to the bench before any other Republican Is

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from the county. Democrats meanwhile would like to know what has held up the nomination of « permanent replacement for Mr. Coleman as prosecutor. Mr. Coleman resigned the post last September to take a job with the Legislative Services Agency. Since his departure, Deputy Attorney General Clinton Cronin has served as acting county prosecutor. There has been speculation that he might be left on the Job In an acting capacity indefinitely, possibly

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tor the remaining three years of Gov. Byrne's term, but reliable sources yesterday said the governor does plan to nominate a permanent prosecutor. The time frame for doing so was indefinite, however. The Senate, to which the governor must submit his nomination of a prosecutor for confirmation, isn't scheduled to meet again until after Labor Day. Senate President Joseph Merlino, D-Mercer, advised the departing members, though, that he might call them back for one session in July for the purpose only of receiving and acting on nominations from the governor. When asked what his intention was, Gov. Byrne said—as he frequently has in the past— that "next week" he mightnave something. If so, he said.the nomination could be submitted to the Senate when it returns in July, providing of course that lt does return. Mr. Fiorlno had submitted his recommendation of Mr. Lehrer, a partner in the Asbury Park law firm of Anschelewltz, Barr, Ansell and Bonello, for the post of prosecutor to Gov. Byrne at the beginning of the year. The requisite four-way State Police check Into Mr. Lehrer's background and interviews with the county and

state bar association committees which review prosecutorlal appointments followed. There were no indications of any negative report from either the four-way check or the bar association,but neither has a nomination been forthcoming. Since Mr. Lehrer's professional credentials are entirely believed to be in order, the speculation has turned to political differences between Gov. Byrne and Mr. Fiorino as the source of the delay in the governor's proposing a nomination. , Mr. Fiorino backed, one of Gov. Byrne's opponents In the Democratic gubernatorial primary election last year, and the governor is known for having a long memory of who has supported him and who hasn't. But the Monmouth County Democratic organization turned itself out on behalf of the governor In the general election campaign and when he carried the county by a wide margin he let his earlier nomination of Deputy Attorney General G. Michael Brown as prosecutor die.

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By SHERRY CONOHAN StatelMse Ctrresptndent TRENTON-Freehold Raceway could have as much as 100 extra days of harness racing each year and will get a reduction of one-half of I per cent in the state's takeout of the track's parimutuel handle under a bill given final legislative approval by the Assembly yesterday. The measure, which also would give privately-owned thoroughbred race tracks a reduction in the state's takeout ranging up to 4.5 per cent, was passed 594. It now goes to Gov. Brendan T. Eyrne for his signature.

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Democratic leaders in the county objected to Mr. Brown because he had lived in the county. for a relative short time. He had moved to Sea See PreseciUr.page S

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The new company promptly purchased the South Freehold Shopping Center on Rt. 7f at Rt. 9 here, which had been built by John E. Saker of Rumson, the father of Joseph Saker, Saker Enterprises' founder and president. As Saker Enterprises' chief operating officer, Mr. Kondrup will be responsible for developing plans for a new building to house several new tenants at the South Freehold Shopping Center, which will have to come before the Planning Board on which he serves for approval.

And whether he votes on the Saker Enterprises' plans or not, Mr. Daccurso and his runningmate, Alan Braverman, feel "uncom4 fortable with the influence Mr. Kondrup exerts in the solidly Eepubltcan-controlled township government. "If it were anyone else but Mr. Kondrup, I would feel that his decision to abstain from voting on his company's plans

ArUarKudnp would put an end to the conflict of interest question," Mr. Daccurso said. "But Mr. Kondrup exerts a great deal of Influence over Mayor (James M.) Mayor, and See Keadnp, page i

Freehold: 1OO days?

A companion bill giving Freehold Raceway an additional one-half of I per cent reduction in the takeout, for a total cut of I per cent, also was passed by the Assembly 65-1 and sent to the Senate. It was moved on an emergency basis as part of a compromise worked out in answer to c o m p l a i n t s by Assemblywoman Marie A. Hufifer, R-Monmouth, in whose district Freehold Raceway is located, and Assemblyman Richard Codey, DEssex, about changes the Sen-

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By MARK MAGYAR FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Democratic leaders blasted former Mayor Arthur R. Kondrup last night for "conflict of interest" In his local real estate dealings and his positions on the Township Committee and Planning Board. Carmen J. Daccurso, Democratic Township Committee nominee, called upon Mr. Kondrup to resign his Township Committee and Planning Board posts or give up his Job as executive vice president of Saker Enterprises Inc. But Mr. Kondrup, the leader of the all-Republican Township Committee, asserted that he would not be in conflict If he abstained from voting on any matters brought before the township by his company. Saker Enterprises was formed on May 1 by Mr. Kondrup and Joseph Saker, a younger member of the Saker clan that owns Foodarama Supermarkets and several other companies.

ate made In the first bill. ate to cut that figure in half to The first bill, as approved one-half of I per cent. by Mr. Codey's State GovernSenate leaders said the ment Committee and initially passed by the Assembly, would 1319,000 in jnutuel taxes that have provided Freehold would be lost by granting the Raceway with a full I per cent extra one-half of 1 per cent reduction In the state takeout. reduction in the takeout were But it was amended in the SenSee Track, page i

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Larrison says corps not OK in Asbury •}DORIS HUMAN ASBURY PABK - Free holder Harry Larrison Jr agrees with Asbury Park Mayor Ray Kramer — the Berkeley Carteret Hotel isn't the place lor a Job Corps trainbig center. The federal Department of Labor, which runs the Job Corps, is eyeing the 379-room hotel, which has been closed (or two years, for possible use as a residential training center for 500 unemployed lt-to-22year-olds from throughout New Jersey. The city, which took possession ol the bankrupt, oceanlront hotel last month [or t3|7,000 in unpaid taxes, is determined to sell the Berkeley for operation as a resort hotel, Mayor Kramer has told the Daily Register "If Asbury Park is to continue as a resort area, placing a Job Corps center on its oceanfront isn't the thing to do," Freeholder Larrison said yesterday. Asbury's ability to attract vacationers is important not only to that city's economy but to the economy of Monmouth County, Freeholder Larrison said

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Freeholder Larrison was with Mr Kramer, who also is a county freeholder, when the Asbury Park mayor met recently with John Semansky of the Job Corps' New York regional office Mr Semansky has been meeting with community leaders in an attempt to win favor for the proposal "One thing was emphasized in our discussion," Mr. Larrison said, "Everytime the federal or state government comes up with a program they always want to put it in a downtown area because they say It has to be close to public transportation... Well, why can't they put their programs in other locations and then let the agency take responsibility for providing some kind of shuttle service to the public tranaportation center?" The resort industry "is the last thing Asbury Park has left to hang on to fiscally," Freeholder Larrison said. "They tost a lot of their downtown shopping area to the highway shopping centers..."

Israelis attack

Palestinian base TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) The Israeli army attacked and destroyed a Palestinian base on the Lebanese coast 19 miles north of the Israeli border, an army spokesman announced today. Two Israeli soldiers were killed and eight were wounded in the assault last night on Dahar el BouJ, six miles south of Sidon, the spokesman said. The army said the Palestinian base was a training site and a departure point for terrorist attacks on Israel. The Israeli army radio station, quoting military sources, said the attack was ordered because of intelligence Information that the guerrillas planned to launch an attack on Israel from the base in the near future. The army radio station also reported at least seven guerrillas killed. "The objectives of the mission were attained and the base destroyed," the army announcement said. The attack was made five days before Israel is scheduled to withdraw its army from a six-mile-deep strip along the border, the last part of the southern Lebanese territory still occupied after the Israeli invasion on March 15. Dahar el Bouj area is some 13 miles north of the present Israeli sector and about four miles north of the Litani River, the northernmost limit of the Israeli invasion penetration

United Nations peacekeeping forces now are stationed south of the Utani Word of the assault leaked out in Tel Aviv about 4 a.m. (10 p.m. EST yesterday) but the military censors withheld the news for four hours, apparently so that the families of the Israeli casualties could be notified. The announcement gave no Information on the size or composition of the attacking force and no Indication whether the attackers landed by sea or from helicopters. But the army radio station said the attack was made by naval commandos and paratroopers

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"It in my signature, it really CAMBRIDGE. Mass (AP) is." Baker said in Washington — A probate court judge on Thursday. warned U.S. Sen Edward W. "We're going to take what•ntfce Thursday that he could ever steps we have to do. Poliface perjury charges if "mistics u> tough enough without statements" he made during people playing partisan games his 1(77 divorce action had a — childish games." he added substantial effect on the outThomas Nughes. executive come of thai proceeding He said an aide brought the director of the Monmoulh petition to Washington, and Judge Lawrence W PerOcean Development Council . "we sat in my office and I era, taking the case under adsaid that Job Corps representsigned it." Aides said the senavisement, told the Massachuatives bad requested a meettor left Washington Thursday setts Republican he would ing with him last week," and on a trip to Tennessee. have lo consider whether his gave me a lot of information Ron McMahan, Baker's conduct "was consistent with about their programs and press secretary, said the senathe level of integrity and the asked me if we could give tor signed the document in level of disclosure this court them some help in getting ap Washington on • May 25 "I must insist on. proval for a Job Corps center don't know what form of here "If I conclude il was not. harassment they're trying to then it may be necessary to "I told them I'd take it up engage in down there." take further steps." Perera with our board of directors added, "but I don't care tor when it meets, but our board discuss them at this time." doesn't meet until SeptemSEATTLE (AP) - J a u If the judge finds the MasberMeadale, wife of Vice Presisachusetts Republican lied on Mr. Semansky was quoted dent Waller M.adalr. besworn statements filed in conin yesterday's Daily Register moaned the state of her own nection with his divorce action, as saying that the Job Corps potting art yesterday on a visit Brooke could be charged with which has a center In Edison to the Seattle Art Museum. perjury. As a lawyer he could Township, "definitely wamts "I've got to make lids that also face disciplinary action or another center" in New Jersey Peg MeCartky fit," she said to one potter who disbarment by the state bar but is having difficulty finding was exhibiting ceramics at the association. a location that has adequate she covered her eyes with her museum's Pine Arts Pavilion. Perera initiated the two- hands and cried a bit out of "I can make small plates that space and could be converted day hearing at which Brooke, happiness before the con- shrink up even smaller." to living areas, school rooms, 58. stood and testified for a gratulators. the reporters and and work shops for vocational Mrs. Mondale was schedtraining. In addition to the 500 ATLANTA (AP) - Y»las- total of about five hours the cameramen swarmed uled to spend the day visiting young males and females who da Mag. daughter of the late It was prompted by pub- around her. the museum, pottery studios would live and learn job skills Dr. Mania Utker Klig Jr lished reports that Brooke's there, the center would have works in the theater instead of accounting of a 149,000 loan in In third place was Julie and other Seattle-area attracanother 175 persons in staff — in the civil rights movement, a divorce case deposition was Won. 13. of Mechanics.burg. tions and to speak at the Jefteachers, counselors, social but says her goal is the same at variance with what he said Pa., a favorite with the au- ferson Day Awards luncheon, workers, and food service and as her father's. about his finances in dis- dience, a small girl who sponsored by the Seattle Postmaintenance personnel — Mr. spelled her words slowly and Intelligencer. ' "The key to acting is find- closures to the US Senate. Semansky said. deliberately. The applause In Washington, the Senate ing yourself, then expressing it CAMBRIDGE, Mass (A) by freeing those mental forces Ethics Committee voted unani- was loud and long for her when she finally fell out. Her down- — After four years of exile in within yourself," said Miss mously Thursday to conduct a fall was "fecund." which she full investigation into the fithe West, Soviet author AlexKing, who is heading a sumaaaer SahheatUyi said Thursmer drama program here. "It nancial affairs of Brooke and spelled "feckoned " Sen. Herman Talmadge, D fits very closely to Daddy's Peg showed no nervousness day he has concluded that Ga teaching." as she spelled her way to na- Western society is suffering Miss King, a graduate stutional fame. She started pre- "spiritual exhaustion" and LEONARDO - Three juvecould not be a model for transniles and an adult were ar- dent in acting at New York WASHINGTON (AP) - P e g paring for this four years ago. forming Russia. rested yesterday and charged University, said she sees thea- McCartay.13. who won the 51st with her mother calling out The outspoken dissident's with breaking into the home of ter as her mission, as a place National Spelling Bee on words for her at home. Peg is a Kirby Somers on Broadway, where she can see "my society Thursday, believes luck plays seventh grader at Holy Name sometimes stinging criticism and where It is." Catholic Grade School in of American life met subdued police said. a part for the winner. applause and occasional hisses She wasn't sure how well Topeka. Her parents, Mr. and from the r a i n - s o a k e d Police aUege that William Hatfield, a 15-year-old youth, PARIS (AP) - Jerusalem she would do when she came Mrs. Jerry McCarthy, and her thousands who gathered to and two 10-year-olds broke into Mayor Teddy Kollek said yes- here from her home in Topeka, three sisters were here with hear Mm at Harvard Univerthe home of Mr. Somers yes- terday that Paris Mayor Jac- Kan., to compete with 105 oth- her An older brother couldn't sity's 327th commencement. terday morning and took f 150. oaes Cklrac may visit the Holy ers for the national cham- come because of his job Solxhenllsyn said the West pionship that she would win. The juveniles were spotted by City next year. is weakening while the East Is a witness as they entered "You can never really tell — Kollek told a news conthrough the cellar door, police ference that he and Chirac there's so much luck in it," she NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) growing stre West, such as It said, and were arrested later would start planning the De- said when it was all over. — Senate Minority Leader ms today, as a moher I would Indicate the West, such as it is In the diy. She won before noon on \he H«w»rd Baker Jr., running for cember visit which could not today, as a model for my councome earlier, he said, because second grueling day of spell- his third term, was barred try, frankly I would have to The money, less $5, was reof an upcoming Jerusalem ing. Lyn Sue Kahng, 12, from from the ballot Thursday by covered, police said. The the state election commission answer negatively," said the mayoral election. "I wouldn't San Diego, Calif., was second. Nobel Prize-winning writer in youths and Mr. Hatfield, all of want the visit to be marred by Peg won when she spelled in a dispute over the signature a rare public appearance. here, were charged with someone saying it was for elec- "deification" right. But the on his qualifying petition. breaking and entering and larThe stocky, bearded writer Barring legal action in his tioneering purposes." crucial word was "crescive," ceny. The juveniles were remeaning growing or capable of favor, the decision by the was the keynote speaker. He The Israeli visitor, here as leased to the custody of their growth Lyn Sue spelled it Democratic-controlled panel spoke slowly In Russian while parents and the man was re- a guest of the Paris municipal"cresive." Under the rules will keep Baker, the nation's an interpreter translated sileased on his own recogni- ity, sought to avoid discussing multaneously for the 4,474 Jerusalem's disputed political Peg then had to spell it cor- highest elected Republican zance, police said. degree recipients and alumni, status. "There is a foreign af- rectly and the next word cor- and a 1980 presidential prospect, off ballots In the Aug. 3 faculty and guests who made Investigating officers were fairs department that is in rectly. She did, and for a moment GOP primary or the Nov. 8 up the crowd of 18,000 that Patrolman Robert Murphy charge of foreign affairs. We gathered in Harvard Yard. and Detectives Barry Grimm are in charge of garbage col- just stood there in front of the general election. The deadline and Irwin Beaver. lection. Naturally we each microphone on the ballroom for qualifying either as an Inthink the other is doing a lousy stage of a downtown hotel dependent or the primary was AMMAN, Jordan (AP) where the bee was held. Then Junel. Job," he quipped Klag Hisaela streamlined Church planning

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CHICAGO (AP) - More than 1,200 of the nation's finest symphony orchestra musicians and conductors gave Chicago White Sox owner BUI Veeek a standing ovation that would have awed even them. Entertaining American Symphony Orchestra League delegates with his own brand of music-funny baseball folklore, he told them: "The White Sox have the largest symphony orchestra in the world One day last summer, we gave free admission to anyone who showed up with an instrument — and our orchestra had 23.000 performers-." But Veeck's show was not all comedy He compared great ballplayers to great musicians and struggling symphonies to the While Sox "A great ballplayer must maintain supreme self-confidence at all times," Veeck said. "Even in his fading years, he must keep striving to get a little better. That holds true for a tuba player as well as it does for a pitcher like Satchel Paige."

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TRENTON-Beach conditions have been excellent all week and are expected to remain very good for the weekend, the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) said yesterday. The department reported in Its weekly beach advisory that water temperatures along its family day much of the shore have been ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS running in the mid 60's, with readings of 65 degrees for ex- — The St. Agnes Church will hold its annual Family Day on ample at both Atlantic City and WUdwood. The water tem- Saturday, June 10, in the perature at Monmouth Beach, school cafeteria from 1 p.m. to however, was reported to be 52 10:30 p m f ByHILDY McCORMICK There will be games of skill degrees. RUMSON - Mayor John O. and chance as well as contests High tide on Saturday will Teeter has promised that proboccur at noon and 11:45 p.m. and refreshments. A roast beef lems in borough parks, such as Low tide will be at 5:40 a.m. dinner will be served from 5 to litter and teen-agers drinking, 8 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. is "something we have to focus on as promptly as possible." His remarks came at last night's Borough Council meeting, during which Councilman Charles F. Paterno urged that Saidy Ht«k Yesterday's klgh t e a - the same speeds late in the day TODAY- High 10:03 p.m. steps be taken to eliminate pcratare at the Register and northerly 10 to 15 mph late drinking by young people in weather S U U H was 81 degrees tonight. Ocean water tern- and low 4 p.m. TOMORROW-HIgh 10:48 the park, and that debris, such aaa the law.C7. It was 75 at f ' peratures are In the low to mid as broken bottles, be removed. p.m. aid the •veralgat tow 1 0 s . C o a s t a l F o r e - a.m. and 10:44 p.m. and low The problem has reached m i 71. TMlay'l I a.m. tea- cast Manasquan to Cape Hen- 4:40 a.m. and 1(27 p.m For Red Bank and Rumson serious proportions, he said. peratare was 71. There was .15 lopen to 20 miles offlaches *4 predptlattoa la the 14 shore Small craft advisory in bridge, add two hours; Sea And he urged that broken glass Bright.deduct 10 minutes; be removed before a child taws eadlag at ( ».m. today. e f f e c t . W i n d s , mostly There w e n n degree days southwest 10 to 20 knots today Long Branch, deduct 15 playing in the parks is seriousH i g h l a n d s ly injured — and the borough is yesterday, I tar the moilh aid with occasional higher gusts. m i n u t e s ; faced with a law suit. bridge.add 40 minutes. IXn tor the seaiM to dale. Winds gradually shifting to WMHINSTOM - NMtMM WMMr "If we have ordinances Cloudy with some rain and northwesterly 10 to 20 knots by Scrvtca r«Mrl • ' • M l l B M I Itm against debris and drinking in possibly a thundershower into late afternoon and continuing tor H M JOTM M m: the parks, they should be enthis afternoon followed by "tonight. Winds becoming forced," Dr. Paterno declared. partaU clearing late in the day, northeast 10 to 20 knots Satur- r.m.,i tor KM There should be a "crackdown • TMjUMCMMPrau highs 70 to 75. Mostly clear and day. Weather, occasional by police in the parks," he HI LO n c OHk cooler tonight, lows mid to up- showers and thundershowers Albany w u .24 cdv added. IS 57 clr per 50s. Partly sunny Satur- tapering off later today. Partly Albu'qu* Amorlllo 10 M 1.46 clr In addition, Dr. Paterno •1 M .30 rn day, highs 15 to 70. Probability cloudy tonight and Saturday. Ashevllk 13 M l.2t cdv Atlanta said that the 9 p.m. curfew in of rain, (0 percent this morn- Visibility, 1 to 3 miles in show- Atldntlc Civ U 61 cdv borough parks be enforced dai75 7) .07 cdv eolllmort ing, decreasing to 50 percent ers and some fog today, be- Birmingham H 71 I I I cdy ly 71 M 15 clr this afternoon, 20 percent to- coming 5 miles or more late Boiton 71 U U elf Buffalo Council approved the night and 10 percent Saturday. SC • 71 today through Saturday. Aver- Charlltn transfer of a plenary retail 13 45 .13 clr Chicago Winds, southwest 101o 20 mph. • } 67 H cdv age wave heights, 2 to 4 feet Clnclnnoil consumption license from the 75 6f .!• cdv shifting west to northwest at CKvtloM throigh tonight. K 64 V cdy Columoul Flounder Inn to Monmouth Dal Ft. Wlri n >4 .17 clr Capital Realty Corp. Ed StemDcnvtr •7 47 .04 cdv DnMolnn U 41 cdv weiss, a principal in the firm, 74 t l J4 cdv D«lroll Honolulu 17 73 promised that problems such clr 71 70 Houilon cdv as loud music and noise when 71 M .10 clr Indrwolll •1 74 .01 cdv Jockl'vllto customers left the restaurant 15 SI cdv Kon't City under its previous ownership, 107 7* clr unvtgn 77 U . » clr Lltll« Rock would not be repeated under 11 1 ! LM Angtlts clr PwMlthM by Ttw Red lank R«gltt«f cdy Loullvllll his ownership. nn

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wants a family-style restaurant, and we have not gotten that. You must understand our concern," he said. "I am going to do everything possible to be a good neighbor, and keep the noise down," Mr. Stemweiss replied He said he intends to offer a varied .menu for adults and children. After some renovations, he said he intends to open the restaurant before the end of this month. Council set 8 p.m. June 22 as the date of a hearing to air objections to renewal of a liquor license for the Fromagerie

restaurant. Council acted on the request of John W. L O'Mara, attorney representing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry of 24 Ridge Rd. They object to renewal of the license for the expanded upstairs portion of the restaurant. Council adopted an ordinance authorizing, acquisition of Starvation Island in the Navesink River for $2,(00, less approximately $1,100 in due taxes. The island, to be used for open space purposes, will be cleared of debris there from burned buildings, before it can be used. Two ordinances were in-

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By SHERRY CONOR AN •y DAVID TURNER siderable backing from the FREEHOLD-Monmoulh NEPTUNE - Mayor Middletown Democrats, who County Democratic Chairman Joseph M Pepe yesterday represent the largest block of John R. Fiorino faces a threw Us "full lupport" be- committee delegates in the challenge for the party leaderhind John F Croddlck's me- county. ship at the county committee's ond attempt to overthrow John annual organization meeting Mr. Fiorino reportedly enR Ftortno as county DemoTuesday, but Monmouth Coungineered an 118,000 per year cratic chairman. ty Republican Chairman Benjob at the Monmouth County jamin H. Danskin apparently Mayor Pepe dropped his Bayshore Outfall Aurthority will be unopposed for another own bid for toe chairmanship ;MCBOA) for Joseph Calienterm when the GOP meets. to line up behind the young do, the powerful municipal Marlboro Township Council The Democrats will hold leader In Middletown. president, who lost by only 47 their organization meeting at 8 Mr. Fiorlno also approved votes In his bid to oust Mr p.m. Tuesday In the Civic the nomination of Allan MacFlartno last year. Auditorium at Monmouth Mall Donald, a former Middletown JeseanM Pep* The Pepe.Croddick coaliin Eatontown. while the Remayor, to run for the county tion, wMch Is drawn heavily publicans plan to convene at 7 Mr. Caliendo was not avail- p.m. the same evening at Buck from staunch supporters of Board of Freeholders this fall able for comment. Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, Is Smith's Restaurant in East Mr. MacDonald said he is a Mr. Croddick has been en- Keansburg. making Us second straight supporter of Mr. Fiorino, and challenge to Mr. Florino's added that, as far as the Mid- dorsed by Patrick Healy, the Mr. Fiorino is being leadership based on the county dletown Democrats are con- attorney for the Democratic- challenged by John Croddick JttaFltftM chairman's continuing feud cerned, "Any problem, there controlled Middletown Town- of Marlboro in a rematch of ship Committee. with the governor. their tilt last year. Mr. Fiorino Joseph Hoffman rather than to Fiorino is the man needed to was, Is in the put." Mr. Healy is also president turned back that effort by Mr Mr. Croddick asserts that Mr. Croddick said he was of the Bayshore Democratic Croddick on a vote of 268 to 221, Gov. Brendan T. Byrne which solldfy the Democratic parly Gov. Byrne would appoint a figured in the chairmanship and go on to win in November supported by the Middletown Club new Monmouth County proseand many party regulars feel election. from the top of the ticket to the Democrats last year, and ' In the western area of the cutor, fill vacant judgeships, he should have an easier time This year Mr. Fiorino re- bottom." and support legislation to aid added that he "hopes" the sup- county, where Mr. Croddick of it this year. Mayor Cectle Norton of Sea mained neutral in the race for Monmouth County If he is port would continue this year. reportedly did poorly last "I see no trend like last the Democratic nomination for Bright, Democratic stale comHe dismisses the importance year, he recently grabbed a elected chairman. ot Mr. Callendo's new job at substantial portion of year," John Wesllake, Demo- the U.S. Senate and the county milteewoman from the county, Allies of Mr Croddick have MCBOA. cratic municipal chairman of organization opted for an open said Mr. Fiorino had done a lot Marlboro's 28-person commit- Rumson, said, comparing the primary. reportedly contacted the govfor the county organization "You can't buy Joe Calien- tee delegation in Tuesday's two challenges. He noted that ernor's office, seeking Gov. "A number of municipal during his years as chairman primary. Byrne's aid In the campaign to do off with a little job like last year there had been a lot chairmen have come to me and felt his experience is Mr. Croddicks allies, run- of controversy over Mr. and said they will be able to needed for this year's camthat," Mr. Croddick said. "Joe unseat Mr. Fiorino. ning as the Marlboro DemoFlorino's giving the Democrat- deliver all their municipal paign. The state Senate recessed Is only going to do what he for the summer yesterday, thinks Is right for the Demo- cratic Coalition, won 14 of the ic organization line In the votes for John (Fiorino)," Mr. "John Croddick is a fine tl seals they contested. crats In Middletown." gubernatorial primary to Westlake said. "I think John young man. But I think he can ibaking it questionable whether a new county prosecutor could take office before next fan Mr. Ftorlnos choice for the prosecutor Is Alexander "It wouldn't affect casino Lehrer of Elberon, whose law By SHERRY CONOHAN for a Jai alai fronton, the arena work on one until the constitu- was a "people's bill" (hat partner, Richard Bonello, Is SMetMK CerrespMdeat in which the game is played. tional amendment to permit would give the public the op- gambling or horse racing except that maybe they won't municipal attorney in Long TRENTON—A resolution At the urging of Mayors Jai alai had been approved, he portunity to enjoy the entertainment they seek. He said make as much now," he conBranch, Sea Bright and Eaton- placing a constitutional Kramer and Cloffi, Gov. Bren- said. town, and who Is regarded as a amendment to allow Jai alai dan T. Byrne has endorsed the Those voting against the many New Jerseyans go to tinued. "But I don't care If staunch ally of Mr. Fiorino. gambling in New Jersey on the Jai alai proposal. The resolu- resolution were Sens. Garretl Connecticut and Florida now casino gambling makes f I million Instead of 12 million or if County Sheriff Paul ballot In November was passed tion doesn't need his signature, W. Hagedorn, R-Bergen, the to take In jai alai there. "It's not really a form of horse racing earns half a milhowever, to be put on theSenate minority leader; James Kieman, the Long Branch mu- by the Senate yesterday. H. Wallwork. R-Essex, and gambling," Mr Musto, who lion dollars instead of tl milnicipal leader, said he has not The measure was approved ballot has introduced a Jai alai meas- lion." decided whom to support for 17-3 after a brief debate and Under the resolution, Jai Lee B. Laskin, R-Camden. county chairman. now goes to the Assembly. If alai would be permitted Mr. Laskin contended there ure every year for the past IS Mr. Musto, who also Is the He said that Mr. Fiorlno pasted by the lower house without restriction to any par- Is too much gambling in New, years, asserted. "Jai alai is mayor of Union City, is under like tennis. It's an entertainbefore It recesses for the sumticular geographic area in the Jersey now with casinos, horse has been "instrumental In cona federal indictment for continuing the progress of the mer in the last week of June; it state. But Gov Byrne and racing and the lottery, and ment. spiracy to protect an Illegal "The last part is the reven- baccarat game In his homeDemocratic Party in the coun- win go before the voters In some proponents of the legisla- charged that the legislature November. tion have Indicated they feel was shirking its responsibility ue," he added. "The most Im- town. ty." Legalization of Jat alai bet- only three frontons should be by resorting to another form of portant part is the opSheriff Kieman said he "Gambling is here to stay knows Mr. Croddick "very ting has been sought by established In New Jersey and gambling as an additional rev- portunities it offers in employment, new Industry and whether you like it or not," he well," and Is on friendly terms Mayors Henry Cloffi of Long subsequent enabling legisla- enue source for the state. told objectors (o the resolution. with him, but added that he Branch and Ray Kramer of tion spelling out how Jai alai "I think It's terrible when the tremendous entertainment "All the wiretapping laws, all don not know If Mr. Croddick Asbury Park, among others, gambling Is to be administered the legislature won't stand up for the public. It's a wonderful the Immunity laws won't slop would he "a capable leader" as a means of revitalizing their Is expected to reflect that be- to the financial problems of opportunity for the shore...for It." shore communities. Other mu- lief. on the county level. our state," he said In arguing tourism." Mr. Musto said he could see If placed on the ballot and Mayor Pepe said be has nicipalities which have exSen. Angelo J. Errtchetti, against (he bill. "They think spoken to "several leaders In pressed an interest In Jai alai D-Camden, chairman of thethat by enacting all kinds of marvelous opportunities in Jai approved by the voters, Naw my area, who are unhappy Include Jersey City, Hoboken Senate committee that han- gambling they're going to get alai for such places as the Jersey would become the fifth Long Branch-Asbury Park state in the nation to have jai with the current leadership andCamden. dled the jai alai legislation, needed revenue." The Meadowlands Sports said he didn't expect a compaSen. William V. Musto, D- area, Jersey City and Camden. alai ' (Mr. Fiorino). "They Indicated they will Complex, owned by the state, nion enabling bill to be con- Hudson. the sponsor of the probe giving their complete sup- also has been prominently sidered until after the election. posed constitional amendport to John Croddick," he mentioned as a possible site It would be a waste of time to ment, argued, however, that it said. Some Democratic leaders in the county's southern, coastal area are said to be dissatisfied with county leadership because of the party's apparent inability to win legislative seats in the 10th District Last fall, incumbent Democratic state SenUtor Herbert Buehler was defeated by Republican Brian T. Kennedy. Both assemblyman from the ltth district are also Republicans. Mr. Croddick has been actively soliciting support from Democrats In the Bayshore and western areas of the county In last year's bid for the chairmanship, Mr. Croddick reportedly received con-

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wait," Mrs. Norton said. Cape May, Cumberland and "There's no time for on the job Salem, ill of which delivered 1 training with the campaign lo-l majorities for Mr. Bradley coming up. Don't forge that we in Tuesday's primary election. n>>e a chance to take control Mr Danskin backed the of the Board of Freeholders wrong horse in the Republican and Congressman (James J.) Senate primary, working Howard faces a strong strongly on behalf of Sen. Clifchallenge." ford P Case. When Mr. Case If Democrats can defeat lost to conservative Jeffrey either of the two incumbent Bell, the possibility of Republian freeholders who are challenge to nil leadership up for re-election In Novem- rose, particularly In light of his ber, they will regain control of role last year in helping secure the freeholder board.. Re- the Republican gubernatorial nomination for former Sen. publicans now hold a J-2 edge. Sen. Eugene J. Bedell. D- Raymond Bateman But Rumson Councilman Monmoutn and Middlesex, another backer of Mr. Florimo, Francis E. P. McCarter, one of Mr. Bell's strongest supporters •aid he thought Mr. Croddick might even withdraw as a can- In the county during the Senate primary race this year, said he didate for lack of support. But Mr. Croddick ex- doubted anyone would try to pressed confidence In winning replace Mr. Danskin. "As far as I know there Is amd gave no Indication he would drop out. With the help nobody on the scene prepared of Mayor M. Pepe of Joseph to take his place," Mr. McNeptune Township, who had Carter said "It probably will considered challenging Mr. depend on the extent to which Fiorino himself before throw- Ben is willing to concede he ing his full support behind Mr made two very serious misCroddick. he has been busy takes In Judgment In the past trying to forge a winning coali- two years." tion of votes among Byrne loyRobert C. Stanley Jr., of alists throughout the county Middletown. Republican state from his base in Marlboro. commltteeman from the coun"It looks good." Mr. Crod- ty and another Sell backer, dick said He asserted that Mr. was considered likely source Fiorino Is "running scared" In of a challenge to Mr. Danskin the race. Democrats also will have a race for vice chairman of the county organization. Doris Dean of Shrewsbury, who «%«11 OFFSET > worked both In Gov. Byrne's campaign last year and In XEROX COPIES , Democratic Senate nominee BUI Bradley's this year, has announced as a candidate for the No. ! spot now held by Kathy Schaeffer of Middletown, an aide to AsWhile You wait semblyman William E. Flynn, D-Monmouth and Middlesex. "**wolf press me In the Bradley campaign, 170 Monmouth Street Mrs. Dean worked ai coordiHad Bank, 741-9300 nator of five southern Jersey rsni Pnnttr$\ counties—Ocean, Atlantic,'

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Theokas indicated numerous deals are still in the works and he hopes to acquire at least one more No. 1 pick before the draft gets

Jelm wins Jersey bicycle crown

DEFENSIVE GIANT—Ron Gale, a recent graduate at The Hill School In Pennsylvania, was named as the top defensive player on the lacrosse team this year. Ron lives in Fair Haven.

SKILLMAN-Susan Jelm won the state championship in the women's veteran division and Bud Ayers took the championship for masters in their State Road Race here, Sunday. All riders are members of the Atlantic Bicycle Club. Paul DeCleaux of Long Branch was fifth, while Jimmy Van Sint )eighth), Pat Call! (ninth) and Jimmy Kaell (10th) all finished In the top 10. In the veterans division, Doug Mitchell took seventh and Marshall Whitfleld was 10th. State time trials will be staged on June 17, In Chadsworth.

underway at noon In the Plata Hotel in New York.

The Nets are staking their future on forward Bernard King and guards John Williamson and Eddie Jordan. TJheokas said he is anxious to acquire additional first round selections to build around the trio. "We have some good kids, but we have to make some deals for the purpose of eventually having a championship club," said Theokas. "I expect a few things to happen before the draft." Names frequently mentioned in trade talks are guard Kevin Porter, center George Johnson and forward Wilson Washington. Any or all could be traded for a No. 1 pick before the draft. "We feel Is we can get an additional pick, say somewhere between the 10th and 22nd of the first round, then we could draft two quality players that could help us," said Theokas.

Tose controls most of Eagles PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard Tose has gained almost total control of the National Football League club by buying out the Interest of one of his limited partners. The Eagles said Thursday that Tost bad purchased the 29 percent share of the club's stock controlled by developer Herbert Barness. Tose now holds about M percent of the team, officials said. The purchase price from Barness was not disclosed, but the Philadelphia Inquirer estimated the price at $3 million. Tose also has an option to buy the remainIng I percent owned by oil distributor Walter Levinthal. When Tose purchased the Eagles from bankrupt Jerry Woltnan in 1MI for $16.1 million, Barness brought the two men together. Tose and Barness were great friends at the time and were seldom seen apart But since then the two men became bitter enemies with the flamboyant Tose, owner of a trucking company, accusing Barness and others of trying to force him to sell the football franchise. Tose obtained a $7 million loan from a bank in Detroit last August. The loan became necessary when Philadelphia's First Pennsylvania Co. called a $10 million loan it made to Tose so he could buy the club.

Montreal's Rogers one-hits Dodgers,4-1 MONTREAL (AP) - Steve Rogers pitched a one-hitter and Andre Dawson hit a three-run homer off Don Sutton as the Montreal Expos beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 last night. Rogers, 7-5. gave up a first-inning homer to Reggie Smith, his 10th of the year, then retired II batters in a row until Steve Garvey led off the eighth by reaching on a two-base throwing error by third baseman Larry Parrish Smith and Garvey were the only Los Angeles batters to reach base off Rogers, who struck out six. Dawson's homer in the sixth broke a 1-1 tie, created on a run-scoring single by Dave Cash in the fifth. Parrish stroked a one-out single to left in the fifth for the Expos' first hit off Sutton. 44, was sacrificed to second by Rogers, and scored on Cash's bouncing single up the middle.

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The victory increased the Cubs hold on first place in the NL East to one game over idle Philadelphia, while the loss dropped Cincinnati into second place in the NL West, .006 behind the idle San Francisco Giants. Rick Reuschel, backed by a 14-hit attack including Bobby Murcer's three-run homer, spaced seven hits and struck out 10 in beating the Reds for the fourth consecutive time over the past two seasons. "He was throwing the ball on the outside corner and the inside corner," Cubs catcher Dave Rader said about Reuschel, 7-4. "But the sinking fastball was his best pitch." Cardiaab I, Braves Former American Leaguers Pete Vuckovich and Mark Uttell combined for a seven-hitter and Ken Reitz stroked a pair of run-scoring singles as St. Louis handed Atlanta's Preston Hanna his first loss in five decisions this season. Vuckovich, making only his second start after 22 relief appearances, pitched 72-1 innings before Littell came In and gained his first save of the year by striking out three of the four batters he faced. "It was like I was snakebitten," said Littell in reference to his dismal 1-0 record but creditable 2.80 earned run average. "I've had a lot of crazy things happen to me this year. I couldn't understand it, but I didn't get down on myself." Rangers I-J, Royals Texas lashed 11 hits In the opener, including key triples by Juan Benlquez and Al Oliver, and Doyle Alexander pitched onehit ball for 02-] innings before Reggie Cleveland stopped a late Kansas City rally. In the nightcap, the Rangers were held hitless by rookie Rich Gale for 81-3 innings, then rallied to win in the 13th on Bobby Bonds' sacrifice fly. The two victories lifted Texas into second place in the AL West, one-half game ahead of Kansas City and 1% games behind Oakland. Wkltc s.x 2, Twlis Run-scoring doubles by Ralph Garr and Bill Nahorodny supported the seven-hit pitching of Wilbur Wood and Jim Willoughby as the surging White Sox won for the nth time in the past 12 games.

CAUGHT SHORT—Atlanta Braves' Barry Bonnell Is tagged out at home plate by St. Louis Cardinals' catcher Steve Swlsher as he attempts to score from second base during the seventh Inning of yester-

day's game In St. Louis. Brpves' Rowland Office lined to left field to bring Bonnell In, but a strong throw by Cords' Jim Dwyer caught him short at the plate.

Aagels II, A's California won a home ran slugfest from Oakland when Don Baylor broke a 7-7 tie with a three-run shot In the ninth Inning.

All of the Angels' rum came on homers. Earlier, Ron Jackson and Brian Downing blasted three-run homers and Carney Lansford had a solo shot.

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Camarado, Council House head field OCEANPORT-Nelson Bunker Hunt1! Camarado and Buck land FamVi Coundl House head a field of 14 fillies and mares, Ujre«jr««t» old tod up, entered in Monmouih Park's 135,200 Shrewsbury Handicap, a one-mile and one-sixteenth grass test, to be run here tomorrow If all go postward, the winner will receive 81,880 Camarado. a three-year-old daughter of Arts and Letters out of the Amerigo mare Ogtrema, is the only sophomore entered in the Shrewsbury. The Charles O'Brien-trained Virginla-bred has won her last two races taking the Lily Langlry over a toft turf course at Monmouth In her last outing May 10. The Lily Langtry was her first stakes win, as well as her grass debut. She now has a record of two wins in aeven starts this year. Camarado will carry 110 pounds with Herb McCauley up. Coundl House, a four year-old daughter of Good CounselStnelte is a turf specialist with a great deal of stakes experience. The P. O'DonneU Lee-trained Kentucky bred has won teven of 19 career starts on the turf This year, she has one win in eight starts, capturing the Gertrudes at Stnta Anita. Last yetr, the scored seven victories In 16 starts, taking a division of the Boiling Springs at the MeadowUnds Council House will carry high weight of 118 pounds, with Craig Perret aboard. Another prominent entrant is Raritan Stable's Vodka Time. This six-year-old is also a successful turf runner, with four wins In II career starts over the grass. This year, the daughter of Ciar Alexander has one win in four tries capturing the Marie Antoinette over the turf at Monmou"- The Marry Wells-trained

Virginia-bred was a distant third in the Lily Langtry, her last outing Vodka Time will carry 117 pounds, with Don MacBelh in the saddle Rounding out the field will be: Mrs. John C Ellis' Double Quester, 114, Jimmy Edwards; Mrs Bertram R Firestone's Mrs. McArdy. HI, no rider; H W. McGrath's AllBiz. 112. Steven Klidzia; D W Scott Ivory Castle, 111 Doug B Thomas; Mrs Hiram Polk Jr.'i Bistort, 110, no rider; Mrs Dion K Kerr's Leave Me Alone, 110, no rider; Briardale Farm's Royal Dux. 110, Carlos Barrera; T. (lari's Hot Slippers. 109, no rider, Elaine L Brodsky's Sparkling Topaz. 109. no rider; K Franzheim H's Costa Caper, 108, Ron Turcolle; Charter Farm's Power. 107, Mike Miceli. HOOF PRINTS-Trainer Larry Jennings saddle two winners yesterday Happiness Is Green won the first race under Dany Nied and paid 12680 Liquid Asset, ridden by Mickey Sotomone, returned 117 60 The latter race was moved off the turf because of steady rain the past two days. The wins made up for some disappointment Jennings had after his Delta Flag lost earlier this week Delta Flag, out of Hoist the Flag, was purchased for (70,000 in the 1976 yearling' sales. He broke his maiden here on May 20. and then humbled a good allowance field over a longer distance. Seth Belter's Creme Wave, winner of Tuesday's Pocahontas Handicap and three consecutive races here, is being pointed toward another stakes engagement. "I think I'll give her a try here In the Molly Pitcher on July 4," trainer Charlie Sanborn

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Morley s 66 leads classic MEMPHIS, Tenn (AP) - Journeyman Mike Morley, attempting to end a two-month slump, fired an early S-under-par II that stood up as the lead yesterday in the storm-delayed first round of the 1250,000 Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic. The round was held up for one hour, 55 minutes by a thunderstorm — and accompanying tornado warning — in the afternoon. The last players on the rain-soaked, 7,240-yard Colonial Country Club course completed play In darkness Morley, a soft-spoken man whose only victory in 10 years of tour activity came in last season's Quad Cities Open, didn't make a bogey and missed only one green In his solid effort. "I played too much early hi the year, got tired and let my swing get too long," he said. "I've been in a slump for two months. I'm Just coming out of it. Today I struck the ball real toUd." Morley, who played in the heat and humidity of the early morning, held a single-shot lead over Barry Jaeckel. his playing partner "I was Just playing along watching Mike make all those birdies and I was Just trying to keep pace, not embarass myself," said Jaeckel, who finished off a 17 with 32 on the back nine. Lee Trevino, who birdled the first two holes he played after the storm delay, had a chance to tie for second but missed a 5foot birdie putt on the final hole and had to settle for a 68. He was tied with 11 year-old Save Ballesteros of Spain and Allen Miller, who scored a hole-ln-one with a 4-iron shot on the M-yard 15th bole. Also at that figure were Miller Barber, Bob Gilder, Jim Colbert, Mike Sullivan, Jim Simons and Alan Tapie. Defending champion Al Gelberger, who shot a PGA Tour record H on this course last year, matched par 71. South African Gary Player, who started a string of three consecutive victories at the Matters earlier this season, had to rally for a 7J Johnny MUler shot a 75 and mutt improve Friday If he is to qualify for the final two rounds. And Dave Hill, a four-time winner of this event, withdrew after playing only eight holes. A series of thunderstorms Wednesday and again Thursday left the hilly course saturated and dotted by pools and puddles of casual water. Players were allowed to lift, clean and place the ball in the fairways. Morley got off to a fast start with birdies on three of the first four holes. He birdled the first two on potts of 25 and 15 feet and stroked a mid-Iron to six feet on the fourth hole. He missed a short birdie putt on the next one but scored from 11 feet bn the seventh. He saved par with a 1-foot putt on the next hole - the only green he missed - made a 4-footer for birdie on the 10th and finished off with a two-putt birdie on the per-S15U>

said. "She hasn't been around two turns on the main track before, although she's been a mile on the turf I think she'll be able to go the route." Trainer George Handy has a busy schedule planned for Lulubo, who finished third in last Saturday's Miss Woodford "I want to run her in the Lillian Russell at Monmouth next Tuesday." he said "First. I'll Iry her out on the grass to see how

she akes to it. I think she'll run better going a good distance of ground. After the Lillian Russell, I'll probably run her In the Post-Deb" Monmouth Park publicity director Ray Haight will call the Belmont Otakes tomorrow for the CBS radio network. Basil Plasteras, the owner of Squire's Pub in West Long Branch, will take Haight's place at Monmouth Park

Rankin takes LPGA lead MASON, Ohio (AP) — Veterans Judy Rankin and Jo Ann back stiffened. I didn't hit the ball as far after the delay." Washam, seeking their first major titles, carded Sunder par 67s Washam, 28. sank a pair of par-saving putts on the first two yesterday and grabbed a one-shot lead in the weather-plagued holes, a springboard to one of her best starts in weeks. Ladies Professional Golf Association Championship "Unfortunately," she said, "the last few weeks have been Rookie sensation Nancy Lopez was four strokes off the pace killers for me. I shot 77 and 78 going out Maybe I haven't been al 71 in her quest for a record-tying fourth straight tournament thinking too well on the first day." victory Rankin. hampered by fatigue and her back, missed a month Lopez was off to a good start in her bid to become golf's of this year's tour. Washam was off five weeks because of right earliest $100,000 women's winner in a single season. She needs shoulder tendinitis. less than $4,000 here to reach the magic figure First prize is "I had to have cortisone shots and treatment. I waa away S22.500 from the game totally for two weeks," said the six-year veteran. Amy Alcott, the 1975 Rookie of the Year, birdied 15 and 16 to Defending champion Chako Higuchi of Japan strugged to an seize second place with a 68. opening 75 and was 8 shots in arrears JoAnne earner, last More of the game's greats were In hot pursuit over the week's victor In Toronto, shot a 71 soggy Nicklaus Center, 6.312 yards of southwestern Ohio counPortions of the last two rounds tomorrow and Sunday will be tryside. carried by NBC-TV. Mickey Wright, winner of the LPGA four times among her record 62 tournament victories, wore golf shoes for only the third round this year and shared second place with 1977 U.S. Open champion Hollis Stacy and Janet Coles at 69 Wright has such problems with her feet that she soaks them NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Yankees announced the in ice after playing golf signing of three draft choices'. Signed were second-round pick An electrical storm interrupted play for 43 minutes in early Stephen Balboni, a first baseman from Manchester. N.H.; fifthafternoon and accompanying rain made the course that Jack round choice Peter Khoury, an outfielder from Fall River. Mass ; and 18th-round pick Rich Carlucci. a right-handed Nicklaus helped to creat play longer than normal. However, Rankin and Washam, struggling with injuries In pitcher from Iowa City. Iowa. 1978, used deft putting touches to jump in front. Washam took 27 Balboni, a product of Eckert College, has been assigned to putts, Rankin 28. Both had seven birdies. West Haven in toe Eastern League. The rain delay may have hurt Rankin, playing in the same Khoury, also from Eckert Collage, has been assigned to Ft. threesome with Washam. Lauderdale in the Florida Sate League "I have a funny back," said Rankin. 33. in her 17th tour Carlucci, from the University of Iowa, has been assigned to season. "It's much better for me to play straight through. My Oneonta In the New York-Pennsylvania League.

Yankees sign 3 picks

as>sMM REASON TO SMILE—Golfer Mike Morley smiles and twirls his putter after making his par on the 18th hole during yesterday's round of the Mempjils Classic. Morley was in at 66. The round Was delayed by rain.

Flannagan victorious; Navesink has guests EATONTOWN—Mary Flannagan won the Nassau tournament played yesterday at the Old Orchard Club. She shot a net 74. Louise Amodio won on the front nine with a 36 and Jeanne Baldino shot a net 35 to win on the back nine. NAVESINK NAVESINK-The Navesink Country Club's nine-hole group bad a member-guest day. Barbara Quinn (member.) and Carole Morse (guest) took low gross on the front nine, while Florence Ender (member) and Marcia Blum (guest) won on the back nine. Jane Thornberry (member), and Vi Baumfalk (guest) took low net on the front nine, and Polly Reynolds (member) and Kay Carton (guest) won on the back nine.

Rutgers trio pace victory scored on a layup for Royal to 44-22 as it took advantage of got to within two, 52-50, on a 14Manor, Sellers hit another Dodd's turnovers. point streak, but Paul NEPTUNEM i k e layup, Jordan put in a jumper Dodd's came back, how- Michael's came back with Dabney, Phil Sellers and Ed and Dabney followed with a ever, and cut the lead to 46-32 eight straight and was never in Jordan led Rutgers to Its finest Jumper and three-point play to at the half trouble the rest of the game. basketball season in history up the lead to 87-75 and Royal In the third quarter, Dodd's Mini Cwnpvttr ( W ) Rtyol Manor (991 IP Ig I p two yean ago, and the trio Manor never got closer than continued their comeback and Buccl 0 2 Cormlcnoel S 111 continued their impressive six the rest of the game. Kh>« 0 3 .McCloud Purl MtckMI't (171 Poiko 2 D Angelis 01 play in the Jersey Shore SumIn the first game, Paul Foreman 5 )13 Kunit Tillmon I Klrklond 1 ? • Mtllter Sellers 23 Poltfno mer Basketball League last Michael's built up a 22-point WHItomj Burnell S 010 Worlty Havti 7 Morijon night as they led Mint Com- first half lead, withstood a Poulln 1 0 * Htrtr 36 Bottle Dobrwv 7 014 Adamt •I Cubus Oovus puter to a 105-99 triumph over furious third quart* Dodd's Davis Wanning 4 0 1 LaCorle Cason 2 1 6 Finn Snow Royal Manor. rally and went on t o an Im- Firming Jontt I in Word Brundridg* Walton ] In the first game of the twin pressive victory. Jordan Wheeler ; hill, PaulMichael's trimmed Paul Michael's snapped a 41 91 . Total* OS Totals 411799 Totois 431197 Totals 1627 79 Dodd's. 97-79. M tie with 10 points in a row poui M i c r a n 2S 20 29 33—104 n n is n-»7 Mini Computer R l M Manoro 1 9 » 21 21-99 Dabney fired In 36 points and later opened up their lead 16 16 21 24—79 Royol while Sellers had 22 and Jordan 12, most of them in the second half when Mini Computer went ahead to stay. In addition to their scoring, the trio set each other up with some brilliant passing. . "It certainly didn't hurt that those three are from Rutgers," said winning coach Ron Rothsteln "They have played together so long that they know each other's moves perfectly. Speedo't* dazzling "We got off to a bid jurrvnecprint. And a sleek start,"Rothersteln added. sensational swlmsult. "But we hung In there and we Mads o( Bl»ho(i March Mr Wov MlSi •lack More Than Htori ' utl Adomi RnitcuOwtnto (lift Whillty Pin* Rowot HUt Nhtd Mecutoaol Troy MIOI Klldiiu Famoo. Uat ano (IIt) Thome* OHWcMltllEdwor H . Hoici 111*1 WMiity Sootv Juitel mot Klidfia. A d i S 1i 1 Mono Sugar ( n i l men ChumMv I (Ml Let None* Carptnitr 11«| Colio MalariousGm (US) Ptrrtl S M w d (ll|> witton . j 1 WinOy Mto MM) N O I K K I Diamond! t*n 1 bupcr buoor *EfTtpr#uOU) Rivtra 6 1 buacr H.I l l l | ) vo Wt A Limit (IMt Kupter t j I Common ftou (I Hi B L«v*r(c Lita I US) Thfflm 11 Hun Grvtn Run 11II) Bowimchi rWthatl 1 Sottt't 11 Ml Ncuuli IJ I Fml Powtf 11 lit Miitlt W - HJM; ) T» 1 U» MUn. - »ftM, Adomi 1 Pel (10/1 GoAtalei botoon Porl MM) Thomo* Therapy Illffi Whiitay A 1 Moior Molttiu (111) Erumliald Mug It-i Woodwork HlUBfumflttd V I Fiahl Al Ntfttt Mill Pcrfcl .

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Alu. wt havo aitntv at Moody work for thtathtn, Irtwrvtn ond cornlct cr»w*. Excellent tlorling r e l t , dynamite YAMANA i m - TX-450. Mttal tlokt Chonc* to trtlllit your ikllli- Glvt us a M I ocj. Many t i t r n In coll at, 1 " " l Mokt Oft«r o-t- MOD CARPENTERS — Cabtntt maktri, wotdwotittri, work on cotXntti ond formica top*. Itod ttvtral mtn, m i 1974 KAWASAKI HO — Exctlltnl con CftanlO and htlpari. Apply Coblntl In dltlon. Boil oMtr Call otltr S p.m. durtrlat. Hwy I t - H u n t . niTtii CARPET CLEANERS - N t ax197! SUZUKI - IHCC, M0 orlglno mllti UM Altar i. 741-471S CHEMICAL OPERATORS - I . _ . 197) CB 450 HONDA - Chapptd. Good tlblt ond consclantlout workon, no condition, SI7S. tuptrltnct nactssary. will Iroln, shirt Call 415-9111. "k, mony cempony b t n t l l l s .

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With air-conditioning, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, radio and more, available on most models. Value: Hertz specially selects only (he Oner cars from among its rental fleet. And they're priced to sell. Integrity: Each Hertz VIP Used Car has its own service record you can check before you buy. Protection: Each car has the famous Limited Power Train Warranty administered by Hertz. Hertz will repair or replace (including labor) any defective part on the engine, transmission, drive shaft and differential at its expense. Ask for full details when you stop in to test-drive the Hertz VIP Used Car of your choice.

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CHEVROLET BLA1ER It74 - Four •ptod. lour wlwol orlvo. AM vour deosur* June 10. 10 5 JO. June M oltei 1 p m I. noon to S JO 17 Part. Or . MM FREE TO GOOD HOME - Femol* dietown lb*htnd Howard Johnson si Coli>r Shepherd mmlur«. sAoy**}. PRICED 1 0 SELL *- Furnilure. house neffdt o large yard and a tomii» nota nems. stereo, dropet. appl>aauei Ul * 7 « oiler S 3D _ clothing, jewelry ond much more. Sat FREE - Small spoyad M m o t t ' A ona Sun . June id I I , 1 0 4 p m . 10 Al.t.O live yftors old Naadkfooo: tome. * J MOVING - Garage Sal* Somtining lor everyone Garner Highland ond Bcllrvtcw A v t . Leonardo. June 10. « 4

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. U R S t i - LPN. I I / lull time, ond SALESPERSON M / f - Eita*fi*nc*d •n soliciting molar turner lr*t«M v«r vice IWiwghOUt MalropAlitun. Naw v in perum. Monouy tnrouah frtooy » 4 . Arnold Wtilt*r Nur.irvy ham*, i i Vork. N J . and PitMadvWUa Working owl ol Mortrnoulti County Mutt have DjMy R*a.sl*r, Shr* » Laurel Aw*.. Hallet wwfe in motor torricf trctuhl 1>O»IIR\, wilti o UOM) track record. conMct, ond IRAL HYGlENIST - ]V» *iy%. R M r«\uili AMt v Frad ft Hurltv. Sl*»n» DENTAL AtUtTANT •rOiaiHk eJftca experience Ionk orto i m d f l i w m i lo Bo* H l i t Tronsso.1 Inc. Stole Hw» 14. tVoll Jr/re* lucuani tatory and D M . ... TWP. N J or toil m t t a O I H i d w M M t t , sand rnum* ta P 0 FAINTER - Eo»atrianc« neceswr * — Ot »**. Bank, N.J tno, SECRETARY - Eiaari*nc*a. cm n ironsfwrlotion Call SW at cclivni typing and Wverthuno lo handle ?M-4ttS Otter I B m I NT AL I I C . corre%p*na*nc*. circulation. r* • -iT/Aiil&TANT - E«a*rtanc* PAIIT TIME HELP W A N T E D - Tali. ergonttotlon of liimg system, book . Melaww araa tn tor tun lime p*rsenn*l w 1 Bookkeeping lidcnce with our 10-year parts and la AM FM console, tit (hen appliance*, Jim* 10. 10-4. 314 and 3H Main Si . wcly 7.?ntw D a n . MMHaMon oroo. Lot. attar PART TIME - WMkindl. Liquor dnironu but nol mondotorv. Please t I M WEEKLY - Addrc.ung en MJI guarantee noon avaning hours, port-tlma. Col POODLE - Moie standard. CIM»v lori clork, muil b« rillabU, r r clothes, brass lomp. carpet, much Kevpon Rain dole, Jun* \7 servd quail 11 cot Ions lo; Boa H-MJ, The veloptt- d * t o i i . - i i o m p * d envelop t c c i r»o)uiriil Call MtwMn )-] p FREEHOLD MUSlC CENTER tyim more. Fri Sot . 10 4 Na early colters, WEST LONG BRANCH - Like new pogne with papers, on* yeor old Best Doily Heg.stif, Shrewsbury. N J . , Thomapr(i*s. » wedgawood Dr., Bur Loll for Appo.ntmenl 467 *>Ml 114 Riverview Ave., Little Silver. oft*r Coll U l - O t i i ana nev*r used items, furniture, house Iwgion, N J . uW)U. _ •not EXPERIENCED - "oinl.rs M M POOL TABLt - UO various doors, GARAGE SALE - I t Schelly Dr., MM- hold llems, clothes. Frl Sot . 9 4. \t SAMOVED PUPS - AKC, *hot» SECRETARY - For small real t.tat* MARINA - On the Navetlnk Rl health ouo.anteed. bred tor goad tern Am tec 6aarga >E RMANE NT POUT ION — A««ltfl«lt 16.K UO. o n t » > H 1M Redwood set. dieiown. areai buys, furniture, toys. Dvtowar* Av*. For FAST RESULTS *quipm*nt, tackle shop clothes. June 10, 10 S p m Signs from uli iirnt y«or roum) aAly. Driving ond oltice Pleasant working surroundings Rowbooti. •ooir ond umbrella. 1 H Also other nmenl ond appear one*, rtatanabl* FLOOR WAXERS — And BUFFERS • llpt Three parcrli ot real esloi V A H n i A L t - S o t u ' O a y M o y 37, It AT LOW COST Murphy Rd. pi*c*s from OO to HO To warfc porllim. mornings 7 a m . I Hlllng. Apply In ptfton. Marin ^jrftar • • « . Complete package tii.QOC do* a.m. to 5 p m. W Pool* Av* , Heulei. •wnfcf 4 C o in S»o trlphi. » a.m. KRPOrloaca prafarrad. Mint Ik. SIBERIAN HUSK.Y - Mole, AKC -*O pay mem Mtyer Morrlll, E«clutlv behind B'adi** s SECRETARY General office work, PHARMACY COSMETICIAN CLERK GARAGE SALE Sot. June 18,10-3.43 d M M i a W a . work In Wait Lone Broker I43-41U islereo. two yeors oM. b*si otter Call phone warMfd reiponnbllltlet, tin hour day. YARD SALE — Moving, everything Doughty Lone. Fair Haven, couch. - Enptrianctd only. Ua Brian, Pnor Branch araa. Coll 7 « Ual reiiolaut weonltatlon. Start Aua V must go Household Items Furniture, POOL SNACK «AR clothes, toysl. boohs, household good. =y U1H1T RipTy t* t o . O W , T h * Dolly Rea m TIME WHITE BULL 1ERRIER — lummtr w And Boordwolk ConcesDon POOL TABLE - Plther, I slate tup. GARAGE SALE - )i Lisa O r , Hoilel. appliance*, «tc. I Middleiown LincroM I. U.OB p Si* month old mole All shots Hout* Httr. immbuty. M.j. ttn*\. Coll aftS-ieaD most deluie model, US0. demm sola, (off Laurel Ave I Junf 10 11,9 5. Baby Rd.. Llncroft Sat.. Jun* 10th. 104 broken. Cood protection for tomlly TII W lovescat and modern choir. « » uilro items, domes, etc. SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST * For YARD SALE - Jun* 9-11, 10-3, house- with thitoren over five yeors ot og* and modern pedetlol chairs, 13H. Wood Orihodontltt. Ratvpontlble. outgoing A3 Money To Loon Classified Ads ord, wrought Iron, glass lop table wilh GARAGE SALE - Jun* 10 and 11. and hold items, washing mochlne, clothes, without other pets Sixrific* o f l l W LUMBER OR HlLPER - Minimum with initiative Enp*rl*nc* prtl«rr»rview sec " BATAVUS 1977 (800) 822-8989 HAIRDRESSER WANTED - Ipaad i m , Allonllc HiamontJi Nursing ion thop, Maody work, paid nolldoyt. REDECORATING? - Thinking of on Lone, Mlddtetown. Toll free from MWdtetown Areo lion, Miscellaneous, also t l tobi* Like new HS0 firm iortri, I MltMlalown Av*., ott Hwy M ttvre» weeki vacotlon Apply to LaSporl plus attlclAancv, aiparlanca p r . oil natural look? Try our gross cloth GARAGE SALE - Furniture, tools. Items Uiim ftrI pm Inc. 40 Pln-t St., Nepfune, (oft Aibury (rrrad, Mtory P M cammlulan. Ca . 671-9300 book Hondcrotted, dyed with berries miscellaneous. 1MQ Hwy 3S, MldAtlontlc Hlgtiiands. Awe., ol Oarden Stole Parkway. E i t ond roots, ol «0'* discount The Paper YARD SALE Frl., So* , June I , 10. 9 dletown Frldoy through Tuesday. 9-S BICYCLE - lOspead, like n*w, Co DESKS, FILES - TobU*. choirs, add PRESSERS- Fulltlmfeodnorltlma Market, corner Rt. I t ond Saogat*, a m . to 4 p.m M t South Bridge Ave . lumbta male, rocer, US Ing machines, typewriters, office Union Beach, neit to Holy Family p.m. HAIRDRESSERS EXPERIENCED - muii b* *xp«rl*nc*d. Poy goad a n R j d B o n k _ _ SHEET METAL MECHANIC - For al jtism equipment, t i t otborgain prices New Church. 7J»14» HMPSB In busy HoiMrt Mian Any da ptarrty of'work Appiw LtltT* Sliy* GARAGE SALE - Sun., jut** 11,9a.m. M i l aa mat. M M 7 X or717 I l l s Claontrs. 101 Bronch Aw* , LUilt I I I or used A AC OESKOUTLET. 170* S4t Sherman Ave , teitord, Furniture YARD SALE - Book*, household MAN S RALEiCH - Three speed Mfce. 71 Merchandise For Items, many handcratted items Fri . excellent condition. 171 Rt 3S, Oofchursim 3W0. _ ?.e.FRJc.!>RAT0R - O M . V N . old, must go KiYfUNCM-IXPCRIENCI-D enonic01. u . n w Sot , 10-4. 3*1 Wilson Av* , New Mon DESK - Two file cabinet*. U u 1*4 1*11 PIEiSMAN M/W - lOtfujt). Ea GARAGE SALE - Antiques, furniture, mouth C.J. OON2CR ASSOCIATES Sale Credenias. office olr conditioner, ot SHEETROCKINC FINISHER water Deds. household items, took, MOPED — intromotar, *MC«ll«nt con 1M t r — It., l a i eUnfc tu. woa rp«t Itnced on A T.F lUond DM Mwltl flee refrigerator, tour cabin«ls, typ* By lot or *mirtn-\lU lth Pr»u Coll 71.-4*12 RIDING MOWER - Excellent condi VARO* i A L i - Friday, Jun* 9. ond dttion. M * « an* tuAWWf. w » Call clothing, ihoos, saddles, lots more I f BLACK AND WHITE TV - Zenil """•« OPERATOR - full Km writer loble. Reasonable. S*»-*'*< lion. May be thoroughly tested, «7S. Jun« f . 10. I I , 10 a.m. tillT I I Sot.. Juna 10 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. House 741-eaW, Folr Have*. with rolling WonO, like new condltlo SHORT ORDER COOK rotor. 1 PREFER - Eutrtwictd. E.t.n.n DINETTE SET Formica top. with i Coll HrtM. S Ave., hold ilemi. plant stand, blinds, type (lOO. Cuilom rote brocade club cha Fun tlma dlthwoahar old. Co wlory, pots vocorlon. Ii round braided rug. u s While wicker writer, eight pair men's slocks, cwr- TWO ALMOST NEW - T h r u in*tit with ottoman, ihp covered, encelt Call M.-4131 no. Coll SU m ; baby dressing table. 170. 774t46f or RUSCIL'S • SPECIAL VALUES! - GARAGE SALE - l o t . Sun., June loirn. lamp* ft Third St , Belrord (Oft " iiy *aulap*d Roletgh B.cyclat. 1/4 condition, t)OD. Coll eve* U2-3MH Knathot* desk. tlf.SO; porch gate, ItVMth. 10-5 p.m Toys, books, clotnes, _ch Mole (emote, toll * ' i tatl a * 717-lm ottar i p.m. SKI MECHANICS - Mutt be able to KITCHEN ASSISTANT - prapofa da PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD AS I I » , BltMl carpet sweeper. «T?1. houscwares. *tc SI Partrldg* Lone, Eost End Ave.) No aorly colters _ recommend tit. mown! ond l*il boots toedi and soma short ordar cooking MMBLSR1 - Minimum ona-yaor • « YARD SALE - 150 Hudson Av*.. East twaan 4-1 p.m writing desk. ftl.Sb.' j-moon *nd table, Tlnton Falls. bindlngi, ond M i l . Certification de DINING ROOM SET MrilrnmadMMIy. Coll Mr. Sodooc Keansburg, Sol Jun* 10. 10 till MIsparlwca. «lrobU Und brl*l Retume with wMry GARAGE SALE M Sondv Point 81 Sports Equipment m sSLtjfJ t cellarreous "ems reaulremtflh lo Box H JM, The Dally Drlv*. Brick Town. Jun* 10. 104 Boat L A O I E I M E N - Wart M tamo an ma WIRERS ANO SOLDERER} - Ona R e a l f f , ihnwiburf, N.J. 07701 Ing, household Items, something tor YARD SALE - «12 Sidney Ave.. Union POOLS DINING ROOM SET - Solid mopt* badroom screen, til.SO; modu i m « «n Beach. Sat. June 10.10-4p m . clothing, everyone. Opening! ond Trouble Shooting SPORTS COUNSELLOR - For young with hutch. UO0. Eicetltnt condition. cocktail tobi*. no M. I«N]0 bow cobl Items Londsc airing cnlMran. WrH* ta Box J-Me, The Dolly Block vinyl den set, (IJO. Block net, 17.10; painted dresser. I l l SO, CARACE SALE - Sat.. Jun* 10 LIFIOUARD — Private paol. Cratfan QUALITY CONTROL INJ.PECTOHS - R e g W . HvtwQury, M.J. •>'T0] The Regi.ter F A M I L Y ADS con M wrought Iron kitchen set, VS. Mis more and morel RUSCIL'S. 71E. Front Furniture, appliances, clothe*, etc 31YARD SALE - All miscellaneous I k * moulrad. Mual ba I I ar . . . . On*-y*or minimum anaarlanc*. cefloneous. 143-7141 SI . Red Bonk. )i\ 14*3 your unn**dtd llemt tor you quick Apple St.. Tlnton Foils AHanhTHIgMonds araa Call ltl-WOa Merfhandlse lor tale ONLY STAFFING TECHmCAL A U E M K E R I - Ona DINING ROOM SET - Seven-plcc*. SEARS KCNMORE - Heavy duty JUNE M-9-13 noon. Furniture, dry*r, 13 Swimming Pools Originating from houtehold, nol LUBRICATION PERSON - I Excellent condition. Buffet, china, electric dryer, almost new, i l JO Sears curtains, tires, rugs, dishwasher. I l l COORDINATOR ctMdlnga idle price ol .100 per artl. ' Apply McFaddln Motor. yaor minimum *Kpar>*nca. table, chairs IMP. »7I 3*71. Kttnmor* woahar, 175 471 1471 •tm St.. BeHord. 73 Machinery For Sale PHlCE MUSI BE MENTIONED Eat . Lang •roiKh. u a Ml APPLY IN PERSON Chollenglnq lull lime potltlon avail oddltiomil line, 1100 No dltcount DRUM SET - Slingerlond, blue SEWING MACHINE - With cabinet. KEYPORT - 140 Church SI.. FrlI . Sol"., able for reliable Individual Prevloui canceled before enpirollon. US. Rug, I0HI4, UO. Wrought iron June frtoth, ltV4 p.m. Large variety. ASPHALT SEALING EQUIPMENT AUDIO VllUAL L A I t MAINTENANCE PERSON - Cotpen buiirveti *ap*rl*rvce or college bock' Seal mechanical applicator No canoet h I copy kitchen M t , t i l . Poker table, Hi S W I M M I N G POOL - 'Paticon" copy tools, household, sewing materlol, Surf Cornar ol HllliW* and Cvnlrol Av* try. •kr.trlc... ond ganarol bullolna g/tund a mint Excellent Mlory and SojUMft* and brush distribution Grav ell? hone 741-4174. Worehous* Sole. On* ot a kind 1*1 Allonllc furniture, clothing DRUMS -~ Rodger, double b a n sat molntononca stills riaadad. Cdl twntflti. Apply In peftoit. or sand re Have something to lell? Ph ity t**d. 110 gal material hopper with I I ' Pool. 179, >4 aluminum 747ma.Ha.m.lodrir« •urn* t*. SOFABED - Quean Hie, goodTondi- LINCROFT - S Sllverbrook F T , ofi ot double pqddle miR#rt. hydrostatic lovers . U Union St. Had Sank, N.J. o m i A TettftlPIC PLANT YARD 5ALB amp. Retllnrr choir, t w * * K l . braided 4 p.m. i Stlverwhita Rd. CLASSIFIED ADS Bdriomou In all phaoM • oortcral ma l o u o l Oaawtywlty Emptoyaf ( M / F | Flower, Bouol Oppoi-tLKvlry EmplayarMfP body, standard trammliilon. V-». two vEHHiabte, and exotic plant. Merchandise ugt. sytnat piano, M U f n . IMMct, ptomeMf, ataclrlcal. «.loli,g nud/tnow tires, on* mounted on spore MIKE'S GREENHOUSES. MiShor SEAL ESTATE SALE1 - SrlgM. og LITTLE SILVER - Frl., Sal.. MM. •lm, nt^T used 17,100 Coll 741-17.7 carMntry, ,afc. lanaflli Englnoaro controlling stock oflorg* retail . . . Btvd . Kaowburg. 717 1434. Wanted Children s clothes Women s lorger otter 6 p.m. PrKIUan Coating Co., Mlddlatown jranlva ouaclora iMMad tar ottlv STEREO multlpla Ilillng trftlca. Oraat training Red Bonk involves bo A physlcol tabor ADDRESSOCRAPH - With cablnt sue clothes, odds and ends I M Whit* FIVE 3b(M - Triple-track windowt, SEARS CONSOLE-, EIGHT-TRACK. and M m t bookkaeplng. may become Rd No early callers. excellent condition, plus two screen TURNTABLE. kivolwed In ordering mvrchondis*. A and plates. Two EdlMn trantcrlbers MECHANIC - MHIimurn mraa yoor A M / F M . EXCELLENT doors. 110 per window and doors, Mov. CONDITION, ASKING ItSO CALL LITTLE SILVER - Two families. Sot.. 77 Pets And Livestock CASH pMition at arowtti tar somaon* who Coll 141 SS03. Ing. Coll ofier * p.m.. UtJOU Jun* 10, 10-5. 1*1 North Lovctt Ave « « * L BSTATI OPPICC ASSOCIATE M3 •*.» ANYTIME. AIR CONDITIONERS - SOW BTu INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES (between Rumton Rd ond Markhom — Ntaoad far aravrlna Mlddlatawn ol 100'S OF PUPS 31,000 BTU StortlrvaafWt New uie FOUR-CHANNEL - Synlh**il*r, US. STEREO - Complete Moronti s *3v t - wew^non sprinejs Rd. UIDtCAL JECRETAHY - Oood ryp lea Small r» uvaTwia II naadad Staelman ttsaek*r enclosurt. US Frlaem. asking II300 rvew damoged. Over U0 in stock Wl Shrewsbury 747-*n WORLDS LARGEST SELECTION pry. M U1IK rooul'M. MUrJutawn araa Full lima only. Call McOoMW Raallar Idalre range, US. Baby corrloge. 1 » deliver and Install. Coll «VM77t LONG BRANCH - M l Ari Si , Wed.. Opan SAT.. SUN., 1ft5 P,M ONLY BrW b : >a> H.W. Tha Dally Raft STOCK C U R Two radiators. (Vg. Never us*d Holley Thurs . Fri., Sal. Jun* 7 10, 9 to 4 p.m. Garmon Shepherds, Regular Sue. U * . ALL LIONEL TRAINS War. Ihrawtmry, N J 67»l CBS Super Mo STEREO - AM/FM radio, record Sat., 10-4 p.m. Entire contents of me- BtQ Bamrt. fill Cock a Poos, Ut-m, R E A L (STATE SALE! - Praaparatn 5» Moln plover. Olympic console 171 DICAL TYPUT chank's outo shop, some motorcycle RetrlevenGoiden Yetlowi and iioths. Or Fiver. Top coilt. •BproHal. « • ja»j — a r if omWHaua and araanltad. t i was* ports. BSA and Horley. some clothes U 9 / W ; White Samoycd ond Splti! ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furniture, I lull lima. AppaMlmant, OU tor STORE CLE'RK - Must a* of legal oga, FOUR PIECE SECTIONAL - Apricot 1111 %3*/m. Hollywood Shoggits, W ' l l W ; china gloss dolls. |*w*lry. rugs Toe Jaon irwln, Raoltor. Marina Pork, Rad to work purl tlm* tn Samarwt parmi AIR CONDITIONERS - Emerson TAKE ADVANTAGE! - New Items in Very good condition. X.OOO-BTU. VS. G E . SOOO-BTU. UO Wetiie ond Wlreholrs. m. Btond* stock Fouc Italian Provincial walnut Ml-ttiro & f C M T A R Y AD AOENCV Admjrol SO00-BTU. %tO. uS-COTp. Spaniels and Beogtes, U f . Short Hair choirs. 17.S9 eoch-UO; hide^ bed. REOISTEKCD NURSC 7:mal:» MIDDLETOWN Faur family oarage Mtftora l a d starter wllti b* FURNITURE - Sofa, tomps, • » ) . shoo Terriers, M l , S c o t l a n d Sheepdogs, ANTIOUES - PaMUias. H.J Atlas triple dresser, 119 SO; chest of •aadivMoaaalHama.il n Lavral Ava SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE - With AIR CONDITIONER - 0 . 6 . Thin Line rug ond pad aluminm rockar ond l*f; d e r . ll» SO; M snog rug. 111.90; sole. Florence Rd., oft Sworltel Drlv* U 9 ; P t h i a Pooi, U9/I1I9; Mini Cstotas purchosad and approlsod. anMliTnartlon ot ods. pri Kaonitura, Call 7«74la» FwH*f Bruth Co. Excellent earning* window model, WOOBTU. lt>7 mod* Sot., JUM 10th 10-4. Schnawteri. tilt. Bicnon Fris* and wm> tarMB* table. IITSMawr-drower filing tha Hiakon StwpTlrK:., i l l od buHwH, corrvtsponoanc l*li than » hours. S23S. 741 1774 after > ryc cobtnat. I3f; ptono bench; couth, M O N M O U T H BEACH - 30 J I Mall***. 1149, Elhhounds. 1*9; Toy Col groaa >l Mwawibury. I toltow-up ability. Coll tor FURNITURE Sofa, H4S, chair, t43. a.m. 139.30; picnic redwood set, I34.S0; Novetlnh Drive. Sat., June 10, • V II«;Shepherd*, |4t; White Terriers. bring r*tum* 12x15 wool rug, with mot, US. West wolnut china cios*t. M T U ; 3/) tod.Household furnllur*. tools, pamiings, 1*9; Collie Shepherds, l i t , English ANTIQUES - GATEWAY ANSWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Night ANTIQUES - Liquidating. IUMUMOU Inghouw wotlw, PS. BH-^JfO. Pointers, tff. German Polnlet., lt». TIQUES, Rt. U ond Homaslaod Awa . complete, M9.S0; alto miscellaneous toys, etc. •tilft, I I p.m. 7 a m . Thrt* or tour contents. Ham* ot prominent, loc< RESPONItaLI HELP Toy Collies. U9. Manchester Terriers. 1-aono.oo. i n n FURNITURE - Dining room, living NO EQUIPMENT OP Mahft. tftody wart. Coll W.-HO0. family Bedroom, living room, dlnir For form wort *•». Whit* Shepherds. w9/«9, Toy wathar/ dryer Mavroom furniture ond occenoriet B n . NAN JOHNSON SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR - For o«roc. T Call M j - i i a B*ogr«ollcl.aaii TYPEWRITERS MISCELLANEOUS RENTAL til.SO par mo mowers, bicycles, oaplloncM. book throuon Frl. Schoolog* children. CONSTRUCTION Raul with cation to any CT-offl 7i»Mhk WHIRLPOOL FROST.FREE - Ralrlofteoch club avoltoble. ICT-MJ*" otter * clothing, baby Items, toys and ml celloneous Items. Sat. Jun* 10, roln or arotor/Fraaiar ovocodo. tloo. ADDERS - Typawrltars, Calculotors. C A L L ME — For Iraa astlmoias an h-aa ASPHALT-CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS FVad I M , NJ. 07701 f-mIDEAL FATHER'S OAY GIFT shine, Halmaal Fir* HowM, fit. S» l a1 - • • » * CJTJJ. ">d polios. Froo oatl m-nm LOVINO CAKE - For o loo yaw old West Main street, 9-4 p.m. D I S C O U N T " pilcas ZENITH - 2 V color TV. Dining tool* SERPICOS WNi l ™ *t. tiv* matching armchairs and sideAUTOMATIC WASHING MACMIN JUNE SPBCIAL - Tomato plants, six CPA — Plumbing and hooting, horn* trd. Cherry - Good condition, US CB bos* station to a market pock, SO cents *ach. repairs and Installations specialty. P i r l - l i m e technicians rttrvss. ALTERATIONS DRIVEWAYS UP Colt SO-MSO ottar 4 p.m. G*roniurns, i" pot, 7S cents each. Prompt tarvic*. Coll Ma-SUS. OCOLIIONAL SITTING - For 1 ono x g * cabinet. Aspholl drlvat. concrata wolkt and naadad la machanical and Hanging boskets, 12 SO and up. Open 7 ADDITIONS • Roollng. siding, caromlc M-yaor-aM baya. raiponilbra. mint ba BABY STROLLER — Umbrello typ* i. Pair ' III.. Compioto Una oTramoaallng. Call OLD APPLIANCES - Ramovod. U p f l » t . Fra. astlmotos. Our O r d yoor swivel wheels and hood, used only few doyso wmfc. Hormony Floral Shopp*, urn). Small unllnlirMouraou°« (etngerattaxi repairs. PosiH or aMor. ratoroncal. «7l-»su 741-ISM Rich Molmoarg. n ; . » s j Sarvlrtg Mon- toch. Woshars. dryars, rtlrlgarotors. ART-CO PAVING times, originally US. asking U0. Co W Palmar Av*., Eost Keonsburg. tions available days and eveslovas, ate. Also claort-up sarvlcas TUTOD'IAIYSITTER NEEOEO mouHi County 12 yawl •eat, M. « S 242S. tMTOUMC Itl-Iltlil. W a o U o n . J:J»-* p.m. Eotontown. nings Excellent company KING SIZE - MottrtM and bo«72 MASONRY CARPENTRY - Masonry, pointing BEDROOM FURNITURE - Whit* Garage Sales benefits Apply Personnel 01 ond IrmiMllon »ork. " •tirae-pleca, good condition. Bed no • pMOUNtCSHtVB SIGN PAINTING Call John auchonon, Sr., 747-SOII Included Other mltcellonaows I* MASONRY - All typas concrata. Yard Salts Ifce, Mon through S a l . SI Domtttlc Help Altar S p.m.. 471-3412. — • » , wolkwoys. polios, brick work. LARGE IEAUTIFUL - Cooar c t m l , ALL KINDS OF MISCELLANY - At HOME IMPROVEMENTS - AodlSIGNS • WIDOW « 2 noon. 6:30-7:30 pm. A. Bruca Elgonrouch. Mltn oil hono-coc.M ono n i l togathor. « . tlons. dormors, goroga convarslons. Hand Patntod. Custom Work Klnoi Hlglnrar I « l . Chapal Hill. FolCLEANINO - And kaunorr lor met BEDROOM SET - Sin-piece Out., callanl conolllon. Rodwood ond Conor low Hgns. llaml imoll lo lorga. Old to Itnlshad tosamanrs, r.pairs. Frao asll- J.A. BUCHANAN RK0N0ITMNM6 Holmotl tamlly. Two, (tlvf I hour doyl Colonial. U00. Love teot rocker, u IMad, M 0 llrm. A lovaly old cnolr. In mom. 747-BH. ^ — wflofc. «OPX. Own IroMporntotloii. IrenBoomlollon. u,\0 i].IO S*l**\'ock*r. por CARPET CLEANING m . Two lompt, | » t«ctllanl condition. UO0 llrm. Con t n noMo^W. •ononobi. to coitly. FourApply In ptnon ELECTRICAL twurwuort. par hour to ilort. Coll t i V l t l l . CLEANwon omr doy. Man.-So*.. 1-4. St3-44a». koilar bad. Quoan Anna lobla. copper ING - And loondry lor nlca Holmdtl MOVING & STORAGE HEAVENLY CLEANING - Coroets, CONTRACTOR Did booki, InclucHng lot i m BMtLAWN MOWED - Toro I I " . Mlt-p tomlly. Two, (rival hour doyi par BEDROOM SET - Thomasvlll*, Irlpl upholstery cleaned, floors waxed tonlco. Mogollnas. Including Engllih. woak. Own trampomMlon. W. 10 par dresser, mirror, night table, UO0 homts ckonod. Coll erS-mo MOVE WITH NICK - For lass. Fraa >wl While corner chlnoTloset. 1)00. An Scottish, Notional Goographlc. ond an- .sllmol.s. Senior rotas, also will ALKAT ELECTRIC INC. - Quality hour lo Mart. CUIMa-ini. Itque walnut morble tabl*, tlW. Poln IIOXBt. Magic Choi .HclrTc slova. Ilka Irovel Call onyllma, Sti-flH. LAWN MOWER - W . Up. Soon now. MS T k l j t r k woUier ond dry.r. HOUSIKEIPM - Pralar livaln or Ings ond prinrs, value l » » » Bat ROOFING ft SIDING Cronrnon. Thtaa yaori old. drlvo, IkjM howakatptno ond baoyill. offers. Moving. Mint sail. WI-2347. M roch. MMIum sUa. okacullva lyp. Itivy, M , B#iNfd tint tar aidargillaran toll sS3\l drnk. 1U0. t o.m.. Sol.. Juna 10 Roln LANDSCAPINO-LAWN PAINTING A ROOFING ANO SIDING - Fraa Billdata. Son. l H O U U K E f f P I R - Pull K fNtrt.fim*. BEDROOM SET - Twin, Mepta, las OARDCN MAINTENANCE ^Org..«,,r,ts«,Cc «l DECORATING 5 Colonial coffee table, (Cobbler any shin, 3-11, IL7, 7-J, C a t l l t M l H . LEICA MIC OUTFIT - Synctwd. lour Bench). US. Ratton-bottom choirs. U E X P E R I E N C E D COLLEGE STU ANTIQUES Colr*ct.blM, (urntture. tamoi. ftaft oftar ovar U30. ALL LAWNS AND YARDS CioonHOUIEKEEPER'IAIVSITTIR - Bay's » " blcycl*, S». Double gat OENT - Looking lor housas to point ups, tartlllilng, Coll SO-IID Tfochar notoi raipontlblt parwn lor S ^ l t h ^ u t r r m o n complet* « 0 Entramaly raosonobla. For Iraa asll pruning. Coll I Khool nor. Ona Intonl. 14 p.m. DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK OR IS IT LOR RIVIERA BLINDS LEVOLOR mot., coll S4MII3. K J I O T . Llncrott. P A B T M f N I ( A L E - I I Laroy ALL LAWNS - I con lartlllia your WORN OUT FROM AGET Coll Now Ploca, Apt. J F, Rod Bon». Sol. only, town lor ona cant par s o n . with Scolfs FIBERGLAS - Your sundacts and For Fraa EWmota. SACCO ROOFING! BEST TOP SOIL I K . HoutanoM a m mlscoltanooos —1 o M guoronlaa rasults. porches, ond allmlnata pointing yoor Situation* Wanted Good tlH dirt, sond,*lc. Tt 25jrer£xj * "ii"«i« f l Eck*H Trucking, ! • . W07 Female ,TTIC SALE - Chas* laung* with pod. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE - Grean CLEAN YARDS. CELLARS BOWLING BAG - Never mad. Drown TRUCK 4 AUTO PAINTING ANO DECORATING ATTICS ANO GARAGES •AaVSlTTINO - My homo, wooMr or •10. Attortad large slutted animals, 1 tola, thVL two gold choirs, 175, on*•10. Accounting books, pott, pom, dishRENTAL Carl • Jonas Fully Insurad ^ i B j d chair. Go. good condition. ffllllt djlg analMala, KoonHMro •ach. Assorted paparbock books, I.! SrCMB^nSa^rff Por h— asllmoW coll TW-MM aocti. Coll 741-ofis onytlrn*. COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE ).m.. Sot., Sun. 9 Hording Av*. Oipsnoonil work, rasMantlol. com PAINTING AND... - Intorlor. • . BABYSITTING - Don* in my home, BOXES - Corruoottd. Pocking »wp- MINOLTA CAMERA - Phn H t r o i . teorwbVT-fl. RotrHi. Jun*.dot**)7-Hi tarlor. II you wont It dona rtght, coll Litii* Sllvar, Rad Bon* araa. ptln lor Induitry ond Moving ond Ernplr* sp*o4.*rs, KLH receiver, bunk bads, refrigerator, ten-uMrsd, oak BACK-IN STYLE CLOTHES - Books, m-USt. Ovar 13 yqnr» OMparlonca. Staroga. Coll 747-4OH or 4*7.4*77. houwhold, |*w*lry, Glve-A-Woyil dressers, ond mart. » 1 U M . CHILD CARi - Tooctwr. looking for BUNK BEOS — Complete with mot Frl.. HML Sal.,44, Sun. 104. I l l Charry GROUMOS MAINTENANCE - S i m PAINTING - And lop ouollty. Ovar I t By praHnlmg Ihrs coupon M O V I N G Oneyeor-otd G . E . T r t t lLdne, Mldtflalown, (behind ond oroval drlvowoys. Iraa sarylc. yaors axparlanc.. I I you Wont It dona i r m n ond ladder, most*, pin* or TVTWIT placing your classed ad Tosher/dryw, heavy duty. IMS. Ad Seor,) walnut, from Sl». M4VSM rtgnl, coTi r n - i « a . ' nlrat, I I cv. ft. horvMt ooW r*frl ? . rSovrjr. AM good I r m r t i ftmUf M PAINTER - With 11 y * o n axpartone* I BUNK BED - M a M , originally 1300 •rotor, with let mokar, I M . Cofittni- BELPORO - KM Clinton Av*. Jun* in oil typM ot oportmants ood hoinet. | cot* for cMHtron In yvwr horn*, any Mow IMO. Mottres* and bettspread In porary round tobt* with four choirs, 10m, h > l Odds ond ends. Also ceromlc or Contracl AdntVttn) iaun M w t t n 11:00 a.m. f p . m , , Mon l d d Al 4 l m, two two toraa lorga ov*rstuff*d ov*rituff*d brawn brawn vinyl vinyl mold> ond Mltn. Ha aorly colters. ROTOTILLING - Lowns and a v O . n i , IIS, tfvrawfhFrl. EKp*r(*nc*d. Raftf*nc*i. Choir.. 1375. llm* or**n carpal, t i l l ELBERON — 143 Lincoln Ave.. b*- I Ighl hauling, traa work. Allies ond ^on tWftft work Jun* I I . Call Uj-tfti W , rad carpal, fulT, 143. Coll SO-MH, rwaan Ocaon Ava, and Elberon train garoaal claonad. Coll M145U or PAPERHANGING-PAINTIHG - E>> CARPET DISCOUNT tarlor, mtarlor. Shaatrocklng, topin I Warehouse tola. Sova « t o » % . From I - Oawbta bad, ben taring, station, Sa*., Jwoe IB. M . Roln or shin*. MOTHERS HELPER - Hloti School « . » N vd kittollad. Choice of dace vanity, living room chaTr ond )*d t i W i Jt yaori occuTnvtollon. PWBarmg. worn yomtttlrmSS ROTOTILLING rotor colon. F r t * shop-of Home tar i. Cotl 741-onb. WATERBLA5T FORE PAINTING f STATE SALE 99 King. Rood, Little ALL SIZE JOBS. FAST DEPENvie*, fludgai tarms. ttt-HOO M E A T RESULTS S H m . June 9, to ond 11, tft-4 p.m. DABLE SERVICE. ALSO. COM Ma« enacts to: Tha OiHy RagMtor 74.7.0300 YOUNO WOMAN TO DO DAY WORK CARPET - With podding, PAINT - All colon, all types, S3 a Lovaly dtalng «H, tata-bad, tobies. PLETE LAWN SERVICE. CALL 10 "EWEMXVE(!!TC«A O M Harlot naia.SrVavibury. N.J. 07701 . — Enptrlanctd, ralarancai. hovt ptocock Hut. Its. WALLYS PAINTING gallon to U . » a gallon. ivO»auwor*,Or»i t , Ortantolt and much A.M. to f P.NL Vl-ital. i drlYori Hcoma. Coll 75 firm I t p m wer*\day> a ni 131. Houses For Satf : Accessories wHkrndi. mna LAWLEY AGENCY REALTORS 10 ALUMINUM - F tot Bottom boat. AQUASPOHT 1J? FAMILY FISH 741 43*3 Eves 142 S579 11 speed electric rtwtw, oallrry and ERMAN - IV/e Jofinun 1JJ. O*plh flndci mount radiu, conipltlt Cootl case, all lor 11 SO W ?3» cvenin«s equipmmt PoilapolU Mint 17 KOOL CAT - F i b e r g l a i Gooffl < ondiitori Bs.l otter After 7 p m Calomotan Witn iroiiet. 1400 6/1 ?4)i UNION BEACH REALTOR 7 » «Sff» w 77« ina CAVALIER SKI BOAT - loll Vinyl 11 FlBERCLAS SEA WITCH SAIL interior 710 Inlcrtvptof motoi t9M> or $34,900 l»/i - Head) to sail. muSI sell ant oiler Coll Ul SUJ Do yourself o favor and see this true? BOAT Cull alter 6. lit » U bedroom, I 1 -bath Colonial home For I] HANOCRAFTED - IS rip oulCHRIS CRAFT V \W> - wood, ts.uo mal dining room. gorQtoui new kilch TOUMGfl IMAN JMttNGIH* SPORTS CRAF1, » 19/4, tibergluv en. new heal, plumbing, ond electric, Doard boot. Itberglos coaled. * i i h by owwr. U M 0 H I fUa private lenced in backyard, terms trailer * ) » Aiumtnum 1] Sears Mm) .ortl,lnm I p a old lutlom ] available to qualified buyers rowboai.US Colt oiler t p m.3M-?S»l CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINE - if" ) large brdiMTO ? U bolta K k M l 14 F I B E R C L A a STABCHAFT - ryimOei tm Mlur>. ncttlenl condi CLO VER REALTY li»ig room o i l ' ' o w l ) M r A ~ i l l # ; Tioiter. water skis, aiuhar. etc Good hon AikingMSO Coll U1 0641 Hwy I I . Ktvpof s»i fish Dool Muti s*«. S6M or best tUMET W0 - Hull fiberolot ovei -fm t»«k Inrflau ml B kilitw >M*m I* offer IV «6H mood, goad t a l l i , 1 7 t i L a r g e WALKER 1 WALKER IDiTV patu 1 idi ^orogr all on 100 » REALTORS U SAILBOAT - All libergloi. good muitiroom anchor. US H 3 V 1 IW lal (ol l » mnwoim"" W O O Shrewsbury Office 741 S212 DlCKERSON CATCH J) - CxcVtltftJ tor family or racing. Eicellenl condi Middlelown Office . w J L H n lion Mutt Mil W iWl (oncJiiiM). r«c«nl turvey. n> soils WALKBRJTWALKCII WHITE GLOVE BRIGADE Rollti Furling Genoa. RDF, VHF DF >A»%CRUISEN INC « » p . Mint condition, four Oedroom home 70 OinO^y moay «alia> 116.000 J9\ 1477 ft living room, lovely modern kitchen, Johnson motor, with a t c m o n t v . . ffM 741-5212 I'"" family room, detached l i cor goroge ready lo QO M?S W*-4«i JJ6 iS3* plus carport, excellent storage Bring 16 SAILBOAT — DSlo. Imiler Sotn DlNGHV S - Ell. Shimmer, Dyer, Summer, Zodiac M y*u can 1 find youi your while gloves and your check book lice » l ) 0 Like new. npwdinghralBOAT HOUSE, you don I Cotl '*. J I J ; * g i , l a dinghy M37 Oteop Av« . See CENTURY I I , MCGOWAN RYAN Bngnl Ul 7111 AGENCY. Realtors, 234 River Rd , Rra boo) Equlpfxd w.tli wi Bonk. IV 3000 ^^_______ ir,i.ld ond «*fcyry tonlrol N . M i n EVINRUOE - JS H P , OreUi *orfc pair B M I oiler ow.t »M Coll 671 D i l I* CAPE DORY - Typhoon I97S wilh 132 Condominiums JERSEY SEA SKIFF 1/ moloi TfOdilitmol ilyling wilh m l r a i •Veil Ioi outboord UMS Ml l » « Town Houses 17? 0179 CRUISERS 19 76 tfoto CHANNEL CLUB TOWERS - One If KEYP0RT MARINE SALES bedroom, l ' i baths, convertible den, lloncrComptr. Lifcp ntw Mull icll H A Y . IS, HAZL6T professionally decorated, overlooking Oreal lumify boat 7471/61 73915X or 2M M76 river_^r.»rjJ p.m.. 3 » M'O H WAKO - IV7], IOC h p Jorinwn MIDDLETOWN — Town House Golf Bill olln course location Two bedrooms, V. 131. Houses For Sale 19\ »l 10 baths, living room, dtnino room, den, t rage Full recreatio t i l 11 OOAV SAILBOAT \9lb - Out pati board, hrad icrboi. slreps lot" tSMW Itle Call 344I2S7 SILVEKTON -OfMn cabin wilh V M O N M O U T H BEACH - T w o - 11 Rebuilt Jll Cluyvl.f M>gln. bedroom, two both condo Tostefully bunks decorated, with water view, eaiy shore Mull Mcrlllce. WOO or bell oll.r Any S i e House & Gar0«n living ot minimum tost The only avail Q Under The S u n " . " • able two bedroom in IMs exclusive 35 L Y U A N - S l e e p s iwo, in good community. V4A.U0 TME REAL ES- condition, many e»frat t/300 Coll MUSHING TATE EXCHANGE. MICKEY AGEN 147-oru. JUSTLBTIO :• CY, REALTORS, iTHOti CONTIMPOMIY & CLAVTON -"'Cedor built, flying Lovely hillside ranch o n / , SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Resales. bridge. V I Grey Moiine engine. In Brand new mulli level home Vorlous models LAWLEY AGENCY. board, lots ot exlroi Reasonable beautilully treed lot on cut-,_, on beautifully wooded Oak Beollort, 741 U U , eves. 142-iSTf. MUfi. de sac in Middlelown Hill lol Breathtaking view LR. DR. Kit. 24' den. 3 IromaJI rooms 4BR's. 2Vi 133 Income Property BRs & 3 baths B a s e j b 11. Houses For Sole balhs. OR. game room. RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY imished & enposed lo raw« C A deck Two one-bedroom aportmtnts, lovely Two brick patios Won I last oreo. ample porklng, walking distance $162,500 to butts and shopping, ufSOO Coll long IM.OO0. , „ OlDf SHREWSBURY ownei after J p.m., U1-6I94.

NEW THREE~BE^ROOM RANCHES — Wilh lull ootemenli, bl levels loo. wooded acre loll, country but convenient Pnctd In the UQ s Three models lo choose from Eaty terms or buyers. I M PAPA RENTALS 71/JQ77 KIRWAN CO-REAL ESTATE ONE M E L M E D AGENCY HIGHLANDS- Ont-tM*«om. UOS, all H I L T O N H E A D I S L A N D - Soulh~Cor toll free. NO 133 t*40 o. 364-0600 Open M E L M E D AGENCY utilltt** furnlthad. L N H , wKwrlty, ret ollno, t w o b e d r o a m c o n d o m i n i u m . 67i w o m-uoo swen doyi till t G o .t * n*nn leapt i i a Golf. i i , pool, beach .trawcM. MfrS7» aftf 7 p.m mju* **+*?? HERE'S A RARE FIND — One- OCEAN TOWNSHIP SHIP - Wovtlde Wayiide Wo Woodi Colll 671 ISIS HIGHLANDS - ThfMtedrwimvU U , UOQ week C home tn Ookhurit. Beau ond Long Vitiw village Elegant n ARMSTRONGS B A B i bedroom all utillttM furnUlwd, I M H . Mcuniy. POCONO& - (.holcl. ileep* \7 Fltft tilully maintained Snarl walk to homei ' .OQQ.jCaM^MBOS; Were proud of this one I t * on rtfrr «K»t Sti ST3S oftf 7 p.m. l U f outline and store. Enchanted Col olofdable. three bedroom ranch In A 1 HIGHLANDS - ThrM roomi. sullobK OCEANPORT — Port only. LONG BRANCH 13H - Bttt tpot on 4th formal dining room, modern Rental* Avt.. Will paid. kWt o k ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - VIEW ot KEANSBURG - T*o tomily, large baths, kitchen and bath On quiet ilreet, near WUOt STATE RENTALS Bkr the volley ond distort rolling hllli. Tall cleon rooms, mostly paneled. Nice schools ond shopping. Asking 144,900. OFFICE SPACE - Hwy — no maintenance, hillside lot Gas heat FHA conventional if A L L A I R E F A R R O W LONG BRANCH - (M floor, N. Broad dltlown, turnlihtd, »J»u carpeted trees, AGENCY, Two Redwood decks Mountain Lourel, baths. 741-3450 anytime. room, flOO per month Includes utilities Wild Aiolea. Llioc. ond Wisteria. qualified 133, WO Minutes to marina Central air, tour RIVER OAKS PERFECTION . 1 Also, nice, neat, four large rooms, two bedrooms, two baths, torge family MATAWAN'MIDOLESEX ROAD manicured lot Is the telling Chafming cenler hall Colom heat turnl frnished. fteoufitully room with fireplace. Mint condition. paneled both,, reedst heat, Beautiful modern one and two e this Immaculate ranch home. Cen . d B 138 Mobile Homes IlI.fQO CHATEAU REALTY,. 0REAL tor al Tour lovely size bedroom oporinwnh, Mparote dining two. three, four rooms or larger unit). Principals only 114.900 » , 44H trol Oir, living room with fireplace, eonsburg, ESTATE. IIS Corr Ave., Ktontl room. BM4, terrace, parking, centra Low rent. Full services. 741 WW. formal dining room, eat in kitchen, EATONTOWN - HomeMe 1971, . 2 H I I . bedrooms French doors three lovely bedrooms, two baths, lead to large deck overlook' B E A U T I F U L OPFICE SPACE BARGAINLAND basement, attached two-car garage Available on Brood S i . Red Bonk LAKEFRONT You'll love It. hurry! Asking |7t,S0D ing 18x36 pool Professional Only by inspecting this home will you MATAWAN - Lakertdge lunury one Last attic* suMe available In exec rea tive appreciate this ottering Foyer used as Best buy. Young ranch home featuring ly landscaped yard Living • l i M * • B W ' W U l . country ttning professional building Suffic park greenhouse, lorge new kitchen wilh living room ith fireplace dining area GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES tully corpeTed. dHhwashef, air condi Ing Easily occei .esslble and centtrally slate floor, two full baths, overtired roomw fireplace, formal dinI d , Hotlet. Adult park Walk tloner, i m and up. UCHIN RE tocaltd 747 ?H» or third bedroom, attoched o car Bank. 747 3000. matter, great for king slieo furnlti ing room. 20x18 den So ond N Y but M439I1 , ALTORS, t » 9 N t . e, situated on point with terrace HIGHLANDS - Professional building, ond den, located in a lovely tting on but WATERFRONT PARK - 10x60, two many extras loo numerous lo ter view i from f r m every e e r room, room but MATAWAN - Ken Garden*, big one second floor, private entrance, 600 sq acre plus property Anxiov for fast Tot, water Rumson Waterfront? all high ond dry Needs some sprucing bedrooms, wail to wall, dishwasher, tale. Asking only MMQO. and two bedroom aportmentt ttoriing ft., heat and air Included 172 IUe. mention Located m one ot "First Time Offered" up, but a sleot ot iSi.OOO shed, 15000. 191 3912 Ol SZK. Carpeting throughout Air c n BOWTELL AGENCY Shrewsbury s , finest areas Not Multiple Listed, but we do hove the KEY PORT - BustnesT district, lu key so — Come by boat ond we'll meet room suite of offices, heat furnished Just listed $87,900 291-2100 you therei Three bedrooms, two baths, 140 Real Estate Wanted mo per month. Coll M4 lilt. NEW Bl -LEVEL - With over fireplace, high and super bosement, LARGE MODERN STORE FOR RENT BRAND ISO0 i q f t . plus garogt, three GOOD HOUSE I ' M V O I D booTroliwoy and winch. Lovely neigh p.n.. Wo- t« f i l - Suitable any type business, available U T S borhood. Won I last through the week1% baths, with aluminum LARGE LOT family units fro 30' t S ENGLISH July 1, one block from Municipal Vocht bedroom*, siding. Fireplace On a ioro* Three master bedrooms, I t ' Hying end, so call us now. Bargain at Uf.SOOl thern Monmouth MIDDLETOWN S140 Harbor, front oncrrear entrance, all ondbrlck room, I I ' country kitchen with formal Ashing U 1,000 service, we pay cash COUNTRY HOUSE Street parking. 77 First Ave., Atlantic ' * Milt* trees dining area, 3T STARK AGENCY MELMED REALTY Highlands, 2f1 37*7 anytime. room, IV)bait,, REALTORS With all the charm you have LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In MATAWAN — tOM vj ft worerlouse Rt. 14 & Thompson Avt. E. KtOnlburg deck plus extras. Keonsburg M l d d i e t o w n - H g i l e t never been able lo find Mlooietown, n . j . i uiiimtM. Con ; ct, truck-height loading dock. M E L M E D AGENCY Holmdel area THE SM0LKO AGEN Hh2TTJ AGENCY REALTORS sprinklered II.SO per sq I f grots. betore. Located in prestiCY. 717-0133 m or 7I7-7S4S ofti 671 -S*» Open 1 days. 24 hour service. lB,g50 M ft llflht monutacfwrlnd BRAND NEW FIREPLACE LAURENCE HARBOR MODERN APARTMENT - Privet* space, gious Rumson. Living room REALTOR SELLING YOUR HOME? We re In sprinklered, heated i t 7s per F»ur bedrooms. I f matter bedroom, home, three roomi Neor trontporto sq ft gross. 842-5098 (•rested In buying homes direct. Call w cathedral ceiling & lire tt,000 sq It - olflce space. W guest bedroom, 1*' living room, 14' M n . m - M l i . betl lime to coll betor $24,900 Cressy ot WEBER REALTY. air, sprinklered U U p e r s q H gross format dining room, eat-in science 110 Ave. of 7 Rivers Rumton Mr. place. 4 5 bedrooms, 3ft Try this lor sfie If your looking for J46W00 Wilt subdivide In feasible units. kilchen, » ' Tomily room with fir* RUMSON COLONIAL - An older t tt t i n t home Tw baths, panelled den. Magnit W7 M I H RED BANK n RIVERSIDE AVE ptoci, utility room, two full luxury c e n and b o , n home In very convenient arta of town. attached garooe, landscoped lot, excellent condition, come ond see. The children can walk to the busline icenlly landscaped three R1VERVIEW TOWERS MATAWAN - Ottlce building on SI baths, Living room wtth fireplace, dining 131. Houses For Sale appliance!, l » s Terms available to qualified buyers THE VERY FINEST IN 14. ample porfclngprlme location acres Swimming pool room, eat-In kitchen, two porches, LUXURV HIGH RISE M E L M E D AGENCY three bedrooms, I Vi balhs, utility room w cabana. Call us lor ap CLOVER R E A L T Y Overlooking the Novetlnfc River OCEAN POP T ON THE MOVE Hwy. 35. Keyport oft the kltchtn, loaded with possi• N MM 4A 11,400 If qualified. cludct living room with fireplace, dinM d r o o m i Storting o l 1140. port Viltog* Pkwo Ideal for Optician, 91 E. River Rd.Bum»on 117,100. KIRWAN REALTORS/REAL ing room, eatin kilchen, den, laro* RUMSON - Walk to the beach from bedroom* Storting at 1500, II Optometrist. O p h t h a l m o l o g l H , recreation room with wet bar, twothis four-bedroom, two bath, older • olio Podlatrlc medicine, finance company, ESTATE ONE. 199-3900; toll free, bams, patio, tun dtck off motttr home. Living room with fireplace, travel agency, etc . tic. Porklng lot •nun-am Central air and heat, gat cooking over I M vehicles, 101 unit Senior BRICKTOWN - JUST REDUCEO. VA bedroom. Full basement and attic, large dining room, paneled den, eot-In balconies. M-hour doorman, TV t*cur Citiien* complex being built directly and F M A welcome Cute ranch. Three mainlenontc-tree olumlnum tiding. kitchen, newlyy decorated. As Askin ice, ' Ny. iwtmming pool, *ouna. marina across MM street, also ideal (or knit bedrooms, huge paneled recreation W*MMo-wa(l cofpeting. Ctntrol air MS.900. MS900 COll HIM* 713340 IM* or 7413340. , plut much mor* Close lo •ha undarground parking Rental o ting'needlepoint, crewel tfiop and d(s room, modern kitchen, great lawn, m, shopping ond schools, RUMSON AREA - Send lor our Ike open seven day* a week Coll Br tlnctlvt bouifque. 11» per month plus fenced yard. VA no down, FHA SI .900 If "Homes For Living" brochure, pics, p ... condition. Principals only. Occam ot Ml-7 utllllltt. Act tost, this won't toil long. lifted Only U4.9O0. KIRWAN RE- 179,000 Coll 741-ttSt. descriptions, prices on available 14 «4H penMed IOWM level game room I Available August I, IWt. 1100 tq, n TORS/REAL E S T T E O E RED BANK - Two^edroom apof homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS, Concrete •ommer paiio uveilooking me**, MCtlltnt location. Clow to ihop store tocottd next to US. Post Office In m M l t l l f 11} Ave. of Two Riven, Rumson, uvMcMtg green awn* 7 btockt iiom REALTOR 143 M00. ^ ^ ^ _ plna and HontpoftaKon Quiet mrroun Octonport. [deal for dance studio, on BROKER'S BEST «cmw Many eibM' Pncad to w » it U O ' i MATAWAN TWP. #ngt, nwdwotetv prlc*d Coll tor — ttque •hop. art ttudlos'Book gallery, Three spacious bedrooms, living SS3900 I room $46,900 commercial slotiorwyoftice eoulp with huge llreploie. formal dining ment. pet slore, that repair itore, A two-acre woodland setting Loroe cwtlom buitt four bedroom Cape RED SANK — One-bedroom opor LocUmith*/combination small hard room, super science kitchen, luxury Cod Two full baths, lore* tot-in kitch- 131. Houses For Sole W A L K E R ^ WALKER lor this cuslorn, cenler had mart, no utilities, no pet*. U « per ware More, etc. Rtor entrance Very bath, garoge. utility room, plus recrea- en, full finlthed basement wilh wet bar, m a n * . 747 WH M w a n 14 p.m active orea 101 -unit Senior Clliiens tion basement, excellent area or eat for tnlertalnlng. Central air con Colonial A spacious and dllloning, wall to woll carpeting, vinyl 741-5212 M E L M E D AGENCY RED RANK - Three room furnished compttK being built directly across the gracious home featuring 4 tiding, terms available to qualified knt*. Security ond rere 67i 5410 mtm .. Coll 741 M i l . kingsized bedrooms, includBUY OR SELL - Your home through on ofllttott ol ttw taroeU real ettale RED RANK - taoutltul one todroom ing a master suite with sitting company In the worw—Century 21 3*4-7400 Hwy » , Kfcyporl room Gorgeous country OFFICE SPACE - Hwy. » . M i d Count Realtor. T4l7eH Multiple H.I MICHAEL O. FRUNZI ft ASSOC dMown, HO sq. ft in professional Immioloit occup REALTORS. 4711100 kitchen opening onto circular bultdSng. tUS a month. 67i-14al "We Moke House Calls" t i l IMS oHlf 1 p. patio Huge 25x28 paneled RED BANK - IS7 Brood St. A Red MIDDLETOWN - If you hove been REO BANK CENTRAL LOCATION looking in today's market, you'll oaree lamily room with Uoor-lo-cellnew bath, new kltchtn. Hiding gios Bonk landmark undergoing complete ro-hab ond moaWnliotfim into o tlnan this house often olol for (54,900. Spilt dotrs. dtck. landlord pay* httrt. lr For shopping, commuting, and beach tng raised hearth lireplace as cla I'professional center. Office suites Delightfully decorated Super level In development area where vol remaining, ranging trom ISO so M Air going! ues ore Irtcreaslng. Four bedrooms, e Ihe focal pant A 4 0 ' heated kitchen, new bath, 'AQSWJCYINC. •Three four bedrooms. P'J baths, spill two baths, den, bright living room with carpet o ond all preparations I a officee p ep •ED (ANK - OOwwMM tooMdi level l n term leases leas greenhouse. 4 bedrooms, luR pool with cabana provides dining area, deck, basement, garage ctuded I enf on long REALTORS un*urnrthod * r t h d go»o*n * aMrinwto oioe Occuponcy July l. Call owner, Walter •Kitchen-dinette combination, sewing Large lot Vocanl. O jMsement. Much more All summertime enjoyment for • t o . G n m T i n Apoctitwnll,oval Zlwnwer * San, W I O or '44-*m room, living room outflted with a lire Spring SI. Coll 741 M l let opp this tor a low LAWLEY piocc and attached garage family and Iriends For the REO SANK 7S#sq. ft. o* prime office 4U.900 AGENCY REALTORS S46.900I space, completely decorated, off J4I-UU Eve*. 143-SSIt discriminating buyer, looking SANK street porklng, heat included. U/S per king, he WMELAN REALTY GROUP . badro for a Oeepdale address Dti hit, REALTOR 1*4 RT. 15 TINTON FALLS - Sycomort Pro $172,500. MIDDLETOWN, N.J. lesslonol Building, I adjacent lo I43 7S45 Our new listing 3 Bfl now completing ullra RED BANK CHALET Parkway), modern addition, ready for July occ EATONTOWN - Charming two-family ranch. 2 fireplaces, in Unlimited porklng. beau century home, on acre lot. Hand hewn P m m l Mury. tuntttk. woilwr. mo cupancy. door/outdoor llagslone "The HouseSold Nam.." tilully landscaped. Space available for beams In living roam, huge native patios, new lurnace, air STATE RENTALS •> any medical specialty, will finish '- tfone fireplace, brand new kitchen, perfect mother daughter home or excond . & humiditier Red Bank Studio S100 turt. cellent Income properly, four-cor gaParklike setting on one roge. Close to schools, N Y . but, shops, ««fi STATE tEMTALS »H - RED IANK - Thrt* f oomi. ON ull 109 Buildings/Garages beach, racetrack Transferred owner acre. Vacant & ready lor holes to leave. S73.SO0 PRINCIPALS ' • I M . e a ptr moiMi. I w l ' i ol. immediate occupancy. ONLY. Coil M - I 4 W . *>.»«MMc> SI. o-l M l y . onrllm* n 30140- BLOCK BUILDING - 100 High Asking $118,500 Evas.. DEN AND GAME ROOM way frontage, over MO deep. Ideal Tor ELBERON - Converted Carriage 842-5498 IOM - Two •toroomi. Walk tales and services, Hailet No auto nous*. F«or bedrooms. JV» barbs, oil Supet 3 bedroom. I * bath homt n mml ond all Htopt Idtol for Stnlor repairs modern conveniences with old world iUun (onditian with (jntrol ou. utility roam. charm, 1140,000 U7S includn oil ullllllo • UTTU SILVER G4G Realtors. 011000 OI4B44 and (onvenwKe (of the HY( lommuUi, 110 Wonted To Rent HVI-MMOOM SON To*od vord ELBERON CAPE COOOER - Lorge your (hopping and the ludt whool . U7S port oil. Mnlort o.k. corner yard with white picket fence. 3-balh ranch wilh 20«40 ATTENTION: RENTALS WANTED STATE RENTALS Bl Maiure frees ond shrubs odd to the Won t lent long> ISA 000 Coll 431-4012 inground pool. Full tinvalue. Three bedrooms (one opens to o 1 : 3 0 - 4:30 Mon.-Frl. N - Baoutltul Tudor, or. awning-covered potlo). dining room. shed basemenl. Hot water with Hody. or two Mdrooin MARRIED COUPLE - No children, new WALK1RAJMALKER wall-to-wall carpeting, two balhs. OBortmnti. New bain and kllcMn seek oportment m quiet arta Coll Very attractive neighborhood, lust baseboard heal, central This delightful 3-bedroom, 2Vkwndrv or«o, corpttlng, dllllwmM dayt. tGTjllO; eves, *3*-*»0 (Room right for a young lomlry. 154,900 Call ASSOCIATES REALTOR air. Beautiful glassed planl bath ranch will surprise you V I l M M d o H ouupancv. U7S M i l 671-4311 '•'^orltr I p.m. filled Florida irn. opens 300 Hwy 35. MMUtoftown > / Open and airy, floor plan fea°CE MTU«Y 2} COZENS, Realtors PROFESSIONAL MAN - Single. from lormal dining rm. ... B R I G H T - One bedroo "Independently Owned tures 30' Wing-dining room I Wishes lo rent room with bath (or •13 River Rd, Fair Haven X ^ t u r n l i h t d cartooe, private oteon am house slU tn private home neor Fair Fantastic kitchen! What a with log-burning fireplace M174M JIn/lvtrbMChM Ltatt Stcurlty. m «t Hoven Shopping Center, from June 71 value at $115,000. Eves. Huge screened porch overto July 3 Write BON J-341. The Dolly EVERYBODY LOVES >375 E Y O looking lovely yard. In a prelRegister, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. TWO-ROOM[APARTMENT WANTS - One or tJo car garoge with LINCROFT CROFT ly and convenient neighborelectric. In the general Keonsburg or eo We lutll listed this most charming, hood. Asking $64,800. h home, nestled bli or near vicinity. Coll 7I7.«7». h beautiful h ttled In a , W A U . TWP. - Luxury Garden opor wooded a country-like mt*th. Full carpeting, torn* with fir street. Sunken living room, tour ptoctt, ttratlt court, twlmmlnu pool, spacious bedroom*, three fireplaces. club hout*. Unfurnished. Storting at two-level patio Truly one ot o kind Just reduced (or las! sale. H*S. Seeing l i believing 44t-a640. The HMHMSOM None. 1135,000 .4 8R older home, | WAN AMASSA — Two roomi ond bath, try this 3 bedroom. 1 bath Colonial in Rumson. House has BECHT & CO. aluminum siding, new elec• ttcond Ooor furnlthtd. all utllllltt In REALTORS been completely renovated and Is in a very quiel neighborciudtd. no chld children or P*ts._ciot* to 130 Open Houses tric service, roof 7 yrs. okt

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FRIDAY JUNE H HUH

ADAMS

RUMSON REALTYI 842-1894

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''CLOVER REALTY

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• FMHAVfM FMfSTAKA

EXPANSIVE NOT EXPENSIVE

Gloria Nilson

REALTORS

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ON A pplebrook Agency

TREE-SHADED street, we have just listfd this attraciive Cape C o d ' LR with fireplace. DR. k r t ^ 1 BRs & 1 Vi bath Also bate-*, ment & central air Needs a little work. Out location^*'' greai $62,900

Rtlltora — MIDDLETOWN 950 Hwy. 35 Call (71-2100

FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL

OCEAN

Three bedrooms. 1 baths living room with fireplace, remodeled kitchen Close to schools and transportation Justreduced to S57.900

BREEZES Wall lo this 5lh II coddormnium Sit on Ihe a.4^ palio & see Ihe water ii'Z IR DR. kit 2 0 M B f l & a r « > BR. 2balhs Pool.sauna,,*,; clubhouse Just listed at $61,500 ' *

LITTLE SILVER

ELEGANT

TUDOR

HOME

Three bedrooms. 1 h baths, living room with fireplace, den and study, full basement This one won't last. S68.900

With lots ot trees in Tintorv Falls 4 BRs, 2 baths, living rm. dining rm. kit & deri. ?•• zone heal Convenienl H> shopping & commuting S67,M0.'

GRACIOUS COLONIAL

LAKE

Five bedrooma 3'? baths living room and den have fireplaces, large eat in. kitchen, music room, study central air. lull basemenl. over an acre with terraces and garden Call now lo see. S165.5OO

WILLIAM D.

RYAN REALTOR

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FRONT Very impressive Coloflisl; only VA yrs old. on i% acias Eleven rooms met. 6. BRs, A'/, baths, 4 the--1 places. LR. DR & dinelie21' garden rto... w/cathedral ceiling, sepa« rale artb & trails rm.. game rm. Outdoors are mijlfl,level deck, healed o w l . swimming pool & dramaticlighting Also, a lengthy/.lisj ol amenities I M 5 . 0 0 0 . . • i

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842-600191

(2 Mipta Avt., R*d Bank

WARNCKE 747-7000

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. I M Houses For Rent Owlcl 'ATLANTIC A N C HIGHLANDS - Owlcl l h n««Mroom. M f Xlroll K(g, UMo t utillttM. Ont montti'* M- m-tm. • monDi't ront. RMH«tcn A FANTASTIC BROCHURE - ol hom«» In Wwtmwtr, County! irivourl II ite ll B t KoM Aotnc v LOCUST ON THE NAVESINK - All . l j R , " » . K W O r t : N : j . 07715.1 — 1kHcklll>klH>rUm*H{M|

JTATt MNTALSSfcr.

hood. Asking a low $45,000.

842-3933

FAIR HAVEN - Besl nelanborhood, walk to school, shopping, transportation. Three-bedroom, two-both, ranch. Finished bosement. den. dining room, eat In kitchen. Two-car goroge. Living room with fireplace. Above-ground pool Tail trees Lovely monoaeoble corner lot. Newly painted. Storms, screens, four window oir conditioners. By owner. For appointment, call Marvin, 747-8757 ooTJlJQM $HMD.

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Lovely cenler hall Colonial on tree lined street, near fine schools. Four bedrooms. IVi baths, 12x21 redwood deck, attached two-car garage, fireplace, full basemenl. Immediate possession. $69,900.

. JOSEPH G. McCUE 30 Ridge Rd.

842-2760

Rumton

RUMSON | 111 I K •< I n IWm M2-2900

MIOOLITOWN * Hi N>( U 671-2300

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3 0 ' ; T h e D f e l y R e g h t e r SHREASBUHV.NJ

211 Special Notices

HMMVAME. i t n

21» Asbury Park

233 Marlboro

234 Middletown

341 S«o Bright Br

Ml Sto Brletit

Interested_wi . II ho tl*-*n on JUNE. I f l l , at I OS P.M. al Township to be PUBLIC NOTlCI b hoard coacornlnfl Holl. Miodletown. How Jersey at ._ IAMCEM0 1»-M h Ordinance AtDury Park Board •* EducolMn wtucl. time you may appear eittvei in AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING BASIC MARY LARSON A spocNil meeting of Iho Board ol rrton or by aQenl or attorney ond PREVENTION REGULATIONS Borough Cktrk ducation will be hoMon Tuesday June FtRE •tent any obtectton which you may HANDWRITING ANALYST THE PROTECTION OF PUBLIC UJM) IWIal7 1 P M m the Aibury Park FOR ' mon GIFTED REAOER TRUE ADVISOR 3,.ah HEALTH. SAFETY 1 WELFARE IN School auditorium Thit meeting On oil problems ol lite D CARLO . at th* coll ol me President ol the THE TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO Appticanl BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Are you worried? K SUPERIOR MOTOR HOME 1*7] Boord ol Educstlom Th* purpose ot New Jersey's Mayor HIM air. arneratoi. Lruiie o mot it Special meeting It t« lake action on •hip Council ol t h * Township of Jun*f Afraid to moke decisions? his Ship's Store Complete Marine Center Roof Marlboro, County ol Monmoulh, o l tot uutomalK owning MARY LARSON be tallowing matters. g. tdU new tires MOTICI OFHCARINft Just onfl consultation •71 U4I Borough Clerk I Appomlmonloltfttli Pleat* lok* notice that the under will give you the answer BOSTON WHALER Section 1. There is hereby odopled signed hat appltod to the Board ot Ad The loilownvu Resolution wos u»1 Select 0 prescription drug pro For oppolnlmtnl coll APACHE RAMADA •A - lent Hoiler . . "TOWNSHIP AQUA SPORT by the Township of Marlboro lor the luslment ol Itse Township ol Mid leredby Councnmon Hood, who rnov*d giom pursuant to the negolrated agree sleep, eiohl. sir*. \love. ice boa, nvrnt with the Asbury Pork Education purposes ot bosk lire prevention rtou dtftown lor o variance trom Ihe pro .Is adoption seconded by Countiimon COUNCIL WILL HOLD A SPECIAL 775-9572 or S42-9500 BrUMli MEETING ON June 14th, It7|, AT I 00 broke*, more, ous HQ0 191 917) aliens for the protection of Pabllc visions ot Article 3* 13 Section U)A ol GfOton, corned on foil coll oiijnyei Association FLAGSHIP MARINE HOBIE CAT Solely and Welfare the BOCA the Zoning Ordinance to at to permit R E S O L U T I O N A U T H O R I Z I N G P M FAN TRAILER - » « . . M i l ranloin*o 1 Adopt a resolution to go inlo Health. CATALINA Municipal Marine Bonn Basic fire Prevention Code/.*71, 4th ap-ncam lo REQUEST PERMISSION MAYOR ft BOROUGH CLERK 1 0 AGENDA los*d executive Mttion lo discuss Sleep* tour L>kc new Coil 17? U M LASER Atlantic Highland. Edition published by the Building Ol PattliH. . TO INSTALL. M X4B , IN GROUND ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH a. personnel matters morning* or utlet 7 p.m SNARK tlttalt and Cede Aomin I »t rotors In POOL IN YARO WHICH VIOLATES THE BOROUGH ENGINEER FOR jj.na the Township Engineer. Rlc _ _ * 291 MOO b manors In utifalion 0'DAY MOTOR HOMES FOR BENT t e i l lernotionol. of which code not less than SERVICES WHICH SHALL BE Sctwli ol TftM Associotes to prepare The regular meeting ol the B*ard 3 copies have been ond ore now tiled FRONT YARD SETBACK REQUIRE DSU WITH TRAILER — EnctHont prices Call in M72 ISO LB - Tronsmiision n*eds Irons specification for returtacing • ! MENT ALTHOUGH MILL BE SET JOHNSON OUTBOARD DEEDED TO RRPAIR THE SEA Education will be twtd Thursday. with the Township Clerk ona the same condition IS k N i , cabin sleeps two. portollon to Los Angles aieo Will pay ol Bclshow Avenue AAA RATED June 71, IfftJaW. 3 0 P M in the AHwrv « e hereby adopted and made a part at BACK .a on premises located at I I W A L fully looded. r*ady to tali CollMJSIIi PUMA TfcNT CAMPER - lv>6. tleept US Coll 14? 1193 oner S ANNE C SWITCH W H E R E A S . the Boiaugh ol Seo SERVICE CENTER Park Migti School auditorium At * 30 he above mentioned ordinance at fully GALLOPING WAY. BELFORD. also ofte. s p rn UK, rerigeralor. oaceUttnt condition CM known as Block ill? Lot l i o n the Tax RIDER NEEDED I m driving lo Lot „. .Jhl is presently in need of ertaineef P M a public work session will be held as set out ot length herein. Asking sKou Coll 7J9 1S»7 UN Map ing ant ottve. related s*rvcei for Ihe Junef Juner- ' at which lime ttw public may observe LENTZE MARINA - Far Roritan Bay Discount necessary repairs to me sea "Oil and Section 1 In every cote where any but may not participate A resolution A copy ot Wo application hos been n in} boating' in«ut berthing service lor WHEREAS Local Putol.c Con modification to or change H I Hie SHIPS STORE outhoriting the change in dole wos led In the Otticc ol the Township power ond tail boots IS K, 7* Used 244 Tinton Falls rocts Low permits cont.octt to be BOCA Fire Prevention Coo»'lf7i adopted by m* Board at llveir meeting Sink, stove, o«en. dual retrigen le r k ond moy be mtpec t ed boat sales W 3 i » iworded lor protetsionol services on May I I , 1971 ond this change is 4th Edition is made any kucrt mod 213 Instruction shower, heal, hoi water, bomri NOTICE O F M C M M M The public hearing will be held on oimoui public advertisement ond com necessitated because ol a conllict wild Ideation or change will take pre Monday U b H T N l N C lv 6 - Sailboat. wood excellent condition Best otter Pleas* take notice mot application Municipal Mann* Ba>tn evening, Ihe IfTH day ol hull, excellent condition Most like A TWO WEEK - Morning Reol EslQle the Asbury Pork High School Oradu cedence over any other provision JUNE. lffi. at I 00 P M at Township jetilive bid. ond W 1742 has bevn mode to the Planning Board ft Atlantic Highland* which Is Inconsistent therewith, and ivew. two sets sails, boom tent, trailer Licenung Course June 12 21 Mon WHEREAS, the Borough ol Sea the Borough ol Tknlon FoJtt tor trt* Middtelown, New J*rt*y, ot UARCHAFT VENTURE - 19«. hard 291-5600 any such provision snoil be considered AskingJtKO Call l*\ 6?*J mouth Institute. 741 O/W time you may appcor either in Bright is desirous ol wlillimg the ser- •ion approval •( construction, or*cIn compliance with th* Op*n Pub lobe conformed to H. loppoa up camper Sleeps eight sio.e Open M l Days lion, or alteration ot d*scrlb*d perton or by agent or attorney ond vices ol its engineer, ond L V M A N - MAKO. Marquis. Sabre. sink, ice boa. heatei, ciOMl, vanity, FRENCH TUTOR - Bilingual college In Meeting Law notice of this meeting Closed Mondavi Section 3 All ordinances, codes or SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS Ihe Borough Treo, Duronoutk, Boston Whaler, Johnson, student. iust returned irom school year II being sent to the Asbury Park Press, parts ot some inconsistent with any ot Hcscnl any obiecllon which you way uref WHEREAS, port o potty E x e l l e n l condition W K ) and Pri. till I p m Property which I t the sublecl of tit* has certified that the funds will be •ave to grouting this application the Daily Register and Ihe City Clerk ol OMC. E2 Loader, supplies in France Reasonable loles, flexible the proviiloni of ihii ordinonce ond the nicotian is located ot foilowt available through vurioul gronls ond o tnoo. uinw -VAVNEG &MARGARETJ HVATT the City ol Asbury Park lor posting in O DAY JAVELIN With trailer, ntw _ » V S Monrve. Neptune m liU hours Call U j 2169 ode MtoWisned hereunder will hereby bond ordinance tor purposes at the n J S T £ R L Y SIDE OF W A Y S l D I I Galloping Way ot t or dance with the resolution •e condition, rotUr lurlina Mutt sec VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER l»/3 - Pop repealed to the eitent ol wch In Bellord. h J ROAD, TINTON FALLS, NEW JEH payment ot said tees up, air. AM.FM, rebuilt engine. *MkQ GUITAR LESSONS - Private lesson) adopted by the Boord ot Education ol onslstency inn in Junet ffjo NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE iEY and It detigna1*d on the J o . Mop miles, new brakes, clutch, heating and m you' homt Ihe Orgonliotion Meeting held febn Section 4 In Ihe event thai any SOLVED by the Borough Council ot the is Lots No 1ftI D m Block Ho. I l l PORTA JOHN -Seotorer, never used eahouit Must veil betart June 10. Cull 443 0)42 ory 13, 1971 HOT ICf Of H f ARIH6 section, sentence or clause ol this ot Borough o* Seo Brlghfthot the Mayor U.400 or bett otter 14? 7144. Excellent buy ALLEN B WE1SSBERGER dinonce TENNIS LESSONS Private and dot* take notice that the under or code shall be declared un ond Borough Clerk are hereby oulho. 741 rU? Of J91 41M This oMMicotion will have Public Secretary constitutional by a court ol convuelenl signed hot applied to the Boord of Ad SEE US FIRST FOR group instruction by Tom Cunnett. No to enler inlo a contract w'lrt HOW ?t. Itrt 01 • 00 PM in tU» urtsdtctlon. such declaration thdli not luttrrwnl of the Township ol Mid Ited ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS! , if K ^ l b u s * AfteYMfW, Bllsili I I eoinoT SAILBOAT - Motor, long .holl 711 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER VAN 1976 - T singlet player for Stonenlll College June* Srtwor n ony manner preiudicc the entorce dletown for o variance Irom the pro- >(iyi>ineerlng and other reiaied servitfs h.p. 1973 Mercury, great Shape U H 2f mpg Sink, stove, refnaerolor. Call anytime. 74t-«7l6 -,—'ty withlB JOB leet • SPECIAL THIS WEEK! vitions ot Articles Jt 10. 3* 71. Sections men) ol the remaining provisions th ttrudlon ot Ihe seawall. of lite premise* under consideration. sleeps i ' IW9S 7*7 UM IDG and UlC of the Zoning Ordinonce Section S This ordinance ond the AK 1 Lite Jackets IfJI APACHE MESA - All ,il>«iyiu der Ihot he will comply fully with (b) Th* overoge period of use Pursuant to the order of ANDREW Board Secretory Attorney tor Applillcant ChOpttr 127 ol Public Low os approved fulness of sold purpose within Ih* limi- M. SMITH, JR., Surrogat* of th* Coun. June* M.W life Vest Storage Bogs 23 June 1*75. tations of told Local Bond Low ond ly of Monmouth, thlt day mod*, on m* Vendors requiring copies ol bid taking Inlo contiderollon th* respec- application of th* und*rilgn*d, Thorn NOTICE OF HEARING holds 6 adult vasts documents through the US. Molls mutt tive amountt of the sold obligations ot Edword Lowronca, the Sol* Ex Please lake notice that the under forward o check in the amount of 130.00 outhorlud lor th* purpose, occoraing ecutor olttw*ttot* *f th* told Borbora signed hat applied to the Board of Ad to th* Borough of Red Bonk, to to ttw reasonable life thereof computed Jeon Lowronc*. deceased, nolle* It Cypress Ski Vests US C G PUBLIC HO T I C ! lustment of the Township ol Mid- robie trom ihe dot* ot rh* told bondt awthor hereby given lo th* creditors ol told i Purchasing Deportment Telco Cablevislon ol Monmouth dletown lor a variance (rom the pro FRANK J.McKENNA lied by this bond ordinance. It 10 years. d*c*at*d to prnont tottwtold Sol* County, Inc. filed on May 4, " • t . ••> visions of Article 39-13 Section I4IA ol Approved Mayor (C) The Supplemental Debt Executor their clalmt under oath obtain o cable television franchise th* Zoning Ordinance so os to permit MARTIN C. McCUE Statement required by said Law hot from the City ot Long Bronch under applicant lo (VARIANCE. CASE NO. Ski Belts s, m, I, xl Borough Clerk been duly mad* ond tiled In the office ot N.J.S.A. a SA1 This application may lH» EXPIRED - GRANTED OCTO June* SM.70 the Clerk Ond a complete executed du Doted May Jlil, I T / I be examined by th* residents ot the 6ER 1t7?>. REQUEST PERMISSIO THOMAS EDWARD LAWRENCI plicate thereof hat been filed in the I 75' Single Handle Ski Tow City of Long Bronch and other In TO CONSTRUCT A DWELLING 0 1 . I Manor House Drive office ot me Director ot the Division of teresteO parties ol the CTty Clerk's Of UNDERSIZED CORNER LOT WITH 240 R u m son Trenton. N.J Locol Government Services In the Detic*, Long Bronch Munlclpol Building I 8 IB Bornegat Anchors FRONT YARD SETBACKS OF » 3 & Sole Eiicutor portment ol Community Affair, ol the 1*4 Broadway, Long Bronch, New Jer 23, WHERE 40* ARE REQUIRED. PUBLIC NOTICE Slot* of Now Jersey, ond tuch Roger A. Clopp. Esq ley ony weekday b*Two*nf:00a.mtond REAR YARO OF 13.3 , WHERE 30 IS Please Take Notice that a written statement shows that Ihe grots debt of Taylor W x 20" Fenders 5:00p.m. REQUIRED on premises located al objection hot been filed with the Mayor the Borough as defined In said Law is Red Bank. N.J. 07701 Pleat* take nolle* that the Mayor CORNER OF CHESTNUT * BROOK and Council ol the Borough ot Rumton Increased V the outhorliatlon of the Attorney | lifetime guar and In* Long Branch City Council wll I7.» AVENUES, HILLSIDE PARK, also objecting to Ihe renewal of th« Plenary bondt ond notes provided for In this Junet hold a Public Hearing to consider the known « Block 1223 Lot 1 on the T a i Retail Consumption Liquor License ot bond ordinance by U47.4OO.OO and ihe awordlng of municipal content to thit Map. Peter i Peter, Inc. Irodlng at the , Master Trailer locks fits most MONMOUTH COUNTY sold obligations authorlied will be opplicont and any future applicant! Fromagerle Rettouront and located at within all debt limitations prescribed H i m O t M T I I COURT A copy of the application hot been T>ils hoorlng will be held In In* City ESTATE Of DOROTHY RANDOLPH. tiled in th* Offlc* ol the Township M Ridge Rood, Rumton, N.J. A public by tald Low. | couplers. Council Chambers, Long Bronch Mu hearing on this matter hat been sched Clerk and may be inspected. nlclpol Building, M4 Broadway, Lane p*nt* titled In ond Randolph, the Sole Executor ef the es City Clerk which time you may appear either In heard on this matter will be given lull other permitted under section 40A7-J0 of late ol the sold Dorothy Rondolph, de . 17.W person or by agent or attorney ond opportunity told Law moy be Included as part ol the present ony oblectlon which you may J.QARYSAMMON, cottt of toid Improvements ond ore ceased, notice Is hereby alven to the have to granting thli application. Borough Clerk Included In th* foregoing estimate .jlLfl thereof. MAVWARD LORUE June *, 12 23-0 Fountain Drive RUMSOM PUBLIC NOTICE SECTION t. The full talth ond cred JOHM (L M I I L I , « . . I H Lokewood, N.J 01701 Notice ft hereby olv*n mot at o II ot the Borouoh or* hereby pledged to »1t rwtmtr AVMMM June! 110.50 regular motflng * " * Planning Board th* punctual payment of th* principal Doled: Mayllsl. l e n FREDDIE RANDOLPH of The Borough of Rumton held on May of and interetl on th* told obligations MOTICC OP HEARING M I M W Itowfan Brm 75 Bonk Streel 10, 1*7|, th* Planning Boord ol the author li*d by thlt bond ordinonc*. Said Pleat* take notice that the under MOTICI Of Red Bank, N.J. signed hot applied to the Boord of Ad Borough ol Rumton granted sit* plan obligations tlall be direct, unlimited PUBLIC NIARINO Sole Eaecutor approval with varioncet to John Alcoro obligations of t h * Borough '-and luttmenf of th* Townthlp of M l * IH T H I MATTIR Stafford w Thompson, Eeq. tor on application to renovate ond odd Borough thall be obligated lo levy ad dletown tor a vorK " Of DAMIIL U N T I L ! Leroy Place on to on existing building in the butl volor*m t a i n upon alt the taxable II vision* of Article I PLEASE TAKE NOTlC Red Bank, N.J, nett tone to be mad* inlo o com properly within the Borough lor Ihe Th* undvrslgnM t __ merclol building. Sold property It lo- payment ot toid obligations ond In- Attorney Ih* Zoning Boord of Adluttment of U.JO cated on th* totfttiwttt corner of East ••Tint thereon without limitation al June* Marlboro Township tor a vortonc River Rood and Wett Street In th*rat* or amount from or pursuant to th* provisions o Borough of Rumton, New Jersey ond Is ON Y R O S E B C K S OF 30 I known Article IV Sections 503.4 •» 103.7 ol th* SECTION 7. Thlt bond ordinonce o i Block 4*. Lol 4 on the 13'. WHERE 40' EACH ARE REZoning Ordinance of Marlboro Town that) lake effect 20 doyt after th* llrtl QUIRED, SIDE YARD OF 10', WHERE ship to as to permit me construction publication thereof otter final adop< IS ARE REQUIRED. REAR YARO kHd r i t o l S n approving ttw t i l * tion, at provided by told Locol Bond I l>t I Vul\ KOJKU-I SETBACK OF »', WHERE 30" ARE plan with variance i l on file with th* Law. Plonnlng Boord of the Borough ol PUBLIC NOTICI 1CA, Thlt appeal It now on Hie colendor REQUIRED. AREA OF 5,000 SO FT., The foregoing Ordinonc* wot Inarid a Public H*or ing hos boon Ordered WHERE 17,230 SO FT. ARE RE- Rumtoo ond ovollaW* for Inspection al QUIRED, HOUSE CONSISTS OF 1M0 Borough Holl during butlnett hour*. troduced at 0 Regular Meeting ol ttw lor June » . 1*71. at 1:00 p.m. ir ' GARY I A M M 0 L . Mayor and Council ot th* Borough of , AT THE MUNICIPAL MARINE BASIN Morlboro Municipal Building, Row., e. SQ. FT. OF LIVING SPACE, WHERE Secretary too Bright on Juno 5, 1(71, pasted on i Tennenl Rood, Marlboro, New Jer 1,W) SO. FT. ARE REQUIRED. PER Rumlon Plannloo Boarc first reodtng and wos OTO*r*d I * 6 * ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY s*y, ot which time ony lnl*r*sl*d CENTAGE OF LOT COVERAGE 2«%, WHERE JOX IS M A X I M U M PER published according to taw. Sold Orportlct may appear In pcrton, or by MITTED on premises located al COR dtnonc* will bo further contld*r*d for , agent or attorney on*} pres*nt any ob HER SANDY HOOK A OAKES AVE final pouoa* ot a Regular Meeting ol lections they moy have to the granltni 241 Sea Bright "The Action I • HUES, BELFORD, oho known ot th* Mayor and Council to be held on of this appeal or evid*nce relotlni July 3, 1*71 of 1:00 P.M. ol the Council thereto PUBLIC HOTIC* Chombtrs. Borouoh Holl. A copy of Use oppticotion nas own AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING Moollnq JOHNA.MIELE.JR Ocoon Avenue, Seo Bright. New Jer AttorneyTor the ApBlcan filed tn tn* Office ol th* Township AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING •ey. «t which time ond pioc*. or ot onv CHAPTERIOfTHlOrflSISXScEioif DANIEL GENTILE Clerk and may be I n m c t M , Th* putXlc hearTng will be held on THE BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT, tin** ond ploc*towhich tuch moitlna June? 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Your horoscope, birthday iNE 99 FRIDAY, JUNE you are are a a Born today,i you proud individual. You dread situations that might put you In a degrading position. You refuse to enter into an activity that does nof,promise dignity, if not serenity. A person of great self-control, you find It easy to say no - and then cannot be persuaded to change your mind unless circumstances have changed. You are in no sense a - follower. You will go your own way in your own time and be glad of the chance for independent thought and action. You realize the neeed for direction or for supervision in certain circumstances - but do not give in willingly, and thus may have difficulty begin-

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Sheinwold's bridge advice

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trumps and then started the diamonds. East ruffed the sec"Why do you always get up ond diamond and drew dumfrom the table as dummy?" I my's last trump. Prom now on asked Ely Culbertson many the dummy was worthless. years ago. "Ulcers," he ex- South lost two trumps, two plained. That was all I could dubs and two hearts, scoring get him to say, but now I know minus 300 instead of plus 620 what he meant points. South took the ace of clubs MAKES GAME and ruffed a club in dummy. North thereupon shuddered South makes the game easily and got up from the table. if he doesn't ruff tyie club in North didn't have ulcers, but dummy. He wins the first trick he could tell that he would get with the ace of clubs, draws a few if he watched the rest of two rounds of trumps and then that hand. North couldn't see begins the diamonds his partner's hand, but he East can ruff the second didn t see how it could be right diamond but can then draw to ruff a club in dummy. only one of dummy's two North was right: the ruff trumps. South can therefore cost South his contract. get back to dummy for the rest Declarer drew two rounds of of the diamonds and loses only By Alfred Sheinwold

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('A POCKET GUIDE TO BRIDGE' written by Alfred Sheinwold is available. Get your copy by sending II 00 to The Red Bank Register. P.O. Box 1111, Los Angeles, Calif. 90053.)

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