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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Aug. 21, 1973 39 PUBLIC "NOTICES Peterson's Loins Wins ojmw co Ipaahh) I ulluc 'rshi j-' lev ol rcittern Onvlluht s.nvin(it l.m. s.enteb" M. Trouble ALU)AV5HAET0 ti. THE bOM.j P-) Shooter i WERE 60AT TH6 TIME.CHA&IE YOU'RE ALL SO BEAUTIFUL- I LOVE YOU DO AS I OiD AND MAKE YOUR SELVES MM "1 A SCIENTIST SAYS THAT PLANTS AND (JHY DID WU DOWtiTHINk I EMJW BEIN6 LET VOUKSELF 6ET PlCKEP OFF SECCNP? THE 60AI7 HELLO, YOU PRETTY Ll'L DARLINGS IN MV OAV WE HAD TO KEEP OOfZ EYE ON IT ANQ RON, AND NOT ABOUT STEPPING ON rH r--y-v i i A FLOWERS WILL GROW BETTER IF YOU TALK NICELY TO THEM 0 A SHOULD LEARN FROAA YOUR ELDERS; i -J CD- Is it safe and Is thrre an adequate highway to make a motor trip from California Ihrounh Mexico, Central America, to Soulh America? C.

Ashury Park The Department of State doesn't discour-ae tourist travel throuKh Central and South America and neither dues the American Automobile Association. A trip such as you describe involves considerable planning. You can get help from the AAA but you should net in touch with an office which can deal with world wide travel. Some cannot. A motorist can drive south as far as Panama, where the road ends.

There is a coastal route known as the Inter-American Highway, but the AAA recommends the inland route because it is shorter and better paved. The InterAmcrican Highway is paved except for a graveled section in the mountains of Costa Rica where paved roads are hard to maintain because of avalanches. Since the road ends at Chcpo, an inland city, tourists who want lo take their vehicles lo South America must arrange for passage by ferry or freighter at Panama City. There are other problems. Tourists must have a certificate lo take a vehicle through Central America, they must have an Inler-America driver's license, and they must have Mexican insurance.

These and other details can be worked out with the help of AAA which can also supply a copy of a South American lour guide. The AAA cautions against travel in low slung cars and recommends a vehicle with plenty of road clearance. You were helpful in recovering my lost watch, I am hoping you can help again. Where can I get information about taking a trip on the "Delta Queen," the last stern wheeler on the Mississippi River? Mrs. M.

Monmouth Beach The optician will replace the frame at no cost to you. When I got a toothache, I went to a new' dentist. He said the work required would cost $65. Later, when the work was completed, his nurse said I owed $75. My regular dentist never raises his price like that.

Mrs. K. W. Lakthurst The dentist says his nurse made a mistake in addition and that you don't owe the 10. While working in a store in Brick Township, I cut my finger on a meat slirer.

The district manager of the store chain said the company would pay the bill, but that was three months ago. The doctor has asked me to pay the $23 bill. Mrs. M. H.

Brick Township On being advised of your problem, the company's office got in touch with the district manager and says the bill now has been paid. If a New Jersey resident puts money in a savings account in New York City, does he have to pay tax to New York on the interest earned? J. Asbury Park There would be no tax due to New York City or New York State, says a spokesman for the New Jersey Division on Taxation. He says interest earned on an account held by a nonresident would not be subject to New York State's income tax or the city's earning tax. I am a young lady of 18 years and I am very interested in becoming a truck driver.

Could you please supply me with any and all Information or addresses as to the locations and such that accept women as students? R. R. Brick Township A story about three women by reporter Kay Jones attracted wide attention when it was published, in the Asbury Park Press March 2, 1972, and a copy is being sent to you. One of the women, Mrs. Florence Gaffney, Wall Township, has driven trucks interstate, and the other two, Mrs.

Helen Haege and Mrs. Florence Lambertson, both of Ocean Township, have driven school buses interstate. Other accounts in The Press have described the experiences of women hired as roofers, carpenters, or, lo operate heavy equipment such as bulldozers. Under some circumstances, a woman can drive an over-the-road tractor-trailer since 8UMSTEAP, tf 7 BUT, BOSS-THERE'S CF 0JI Tl NOW vHY. ARE YOU JUST KJOTMlfJG IM MY jr Zn.Ld '( THERE I nl VL SITTIMQ THERE? 1 V-f BASKET 21 CL-A there's a j-s off s0) 1 jjjj J3.

Grand Prix ZKLTWECJ. Austria W) -Sweden's Itonnic Peterson drove his Lotus to victory Sunday in the Austrian Grand Prix Formula One auto race, with Scotland's Jackie Stewart in a Tyrell second and Brazil's Carlos Pace in a Surtees Lotus driver Emerson Fitti-paldi of Brazil who was regarded the likely winner for the better part of the race around the 3.5 mile Oester-reich-Ring circuit, had tore-tire in the 40th and 54 laps with a damaged fuel line. GAINESVILLE, Ga. UP)-Brian Redman of Great Britain ran away from the field Sunday in a Lola and easily captured his third victory in the championship series for Formula 5000 cars at Road Atlanta. MILWAUKEE UP) Butch Hartman of South Zanesville, Ohio, picked up his third vic tory in as many weeks Sunday in the 200 mile U.S.

Auto Club late model stock car race at State Fair Park. Fredericks Leads Way WEST LONG BRANCH John Fredericks, better known as the NJAAU one and two- mile race walking champion, displayed his all-around abilities Sunday to win the Shore Athletic Club's decathlon at Monmouth College. Fredericks, 25-year-old Brick Township athlete, won both the mile run (4:53) and mile walk (7:45) and never placed lower than sixth place as 17 competitors went through the 10-event test. He rouea up a winning total of 153 points. Toms River John Drenga, winner of the 100 (11.0).

440 (58.0) and long lump (17-0) was second with 146 points. He edged Monmouth Col lege English professor Pete Evarts, who had won me snoi (25-6), discus (103-2) and jave lin (102-0) and had a three- point lead going into the concluding mile. Thompson 1st At Speedway THOMPSON, Conn. Carl Thompson, Red Bank, N.J., a. field of nine Sprites yesterday at Thompson Speedway with a lap time of 1:23.5.

Thompson's Austin Healey Sprite leads the 14-race series for the North American Road Racing Championship. It was his fourth consecutive victory on the circuit. Ths Red tsanK driver aisu leads the New England series, a best three-of-four event. Thompson has two firsts and a second. On the circuit, Thompson had four wins, one second and one fifth.

2 Linebackers Cut by Eagles PHILADELPHIA (A The Philadelphia Eagles cut two linebackers yesterday, bringing the club to within eight players of its National Football League maximum of 49 allowed as of Aug. 27. Dick Absher, a seven-year veteran in the league, and Bill Overmyer, a 14th-round draft choice from Ashland College in 1372, were cut. Absher played in eight games last year, his second season with the Eagles. Overmyer was in his second year with the Eagles and was on the active roster for the final six games last season.

Quick reference to reliable craftsmen Directory of Services in the classified sec- PUBLIC. NOTICES NOTICE I ourellnn (nnhnrtms Inc. Is.no longer nssorlnlrd wllh Glen O. Phllnol onrl will be responsible only lor commitments post and present made bv Laurellon Controc tors. Tres.

GERARD C. CORRELLO (tllflU) SAt ATF: RFPOSStS5ION-Colonlol Hist National Honk formerly Tht Mon. month County Notional Rank will sell at Public auclinn al Kino Codllloc Hwy. hreehnld, N.J., 193 Cadillac SNO (leviile. on the day ol Auaust 197.1 at 9:10 a.m.

The ullir reserves the rluht to Did, (U.9M 'OW Sealed proposals tor the transportation ot nnniis will be received hy Ihe Boord of duration of the Mhnnl Dlslilcl ol Coltt Nerk Township at BIS P.M. (Eastern Standard Time) on Ihe 30th dny ol Augulf, 197 1 at Cedar Drive school building. Sneclllialloni and hid torins lor Iht roules and a standard form of auesllon. noire to he answered by the bidder may he secured (mm 1 ranspnrtnllnn Coordinator's otllie. Cedar Drive School.

The Hoard ol Education reserves Iht right lo reler I any and all bids, LOHtNCf: K. ASH. Ser relnry of Ihe Board ot Education (oils Neck, N.J. NOTICe The undersigned, Oonnld C. Miller, owner nl Hlmk VIA, Lois I ond on Ihe Marl, horn township tux Man has appealed lo Ihe Hoonl ol Adluslmrnl nl Ihe township nt Mui Ihni fnr a vol lout tl om Ihe lei ml nt the zoning or dinnni so OS to pet mil Ihe e.punsinn nl tnmhlned unm onlormlng use on oiipln ant's premises and vat mm es from Ihe renulred Oreo and tronlnge.

snl fir lent nth sheet parking lai llltles and sire nt proposed exterior sign rertuiiements ot Ihe joning nritlminfe, You are hereby untitled tlinl nubile hearing on lint nripenl will he held on luesdnv. September 4, 1973, nt p.m. nt Ihe Morlhnrn le. tnenlniy fnhnol, School KoarJ Well, Mnrlboio, New Jersey DONALD Mil IS9V4) WM1 uihorii 1em. ov- 'f ln.orlllro(loni nnd 0 romnlett tlescrlDlloo ot the loclhlies, Driminar! assessment r.porl SiJl t'tteen calendar on Monday h- belween ll.e it'ons- Gnd 4 PM- 01 lamp Meeting Association Olllces Ocean lirovt, N.J.

Municipal Complex Neptune, Municipal Building Bradley Beach, N.J, Municipal Building Avon, N.J. Municipal Building Nepiune Clly, N.J. Library Ocean Grove, N.J. Library Neptune, N.J. Library iL Brodley Beach, N.J.

i Library Avon, N.J, Library Neptune City, J. I Bv Order ol the Township ol Neptune Sewerage Authority JOStPHWAKDtLL, Chairman Wilson M. Kennedy, Director Hl.it Wi71 ruiu'oS COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION, MONMOUTH COUNTY JHC JTATE OF NbWJERSEYr TO. EDWARD E.SMITH AND QUEENtE M. SMITH, his wile, his and her devisees and personal reore-: senlalives, and his, her, their or any wcceiion In right, title and I I interest.

J1! hereby summoned and I oul.r-d ,0 "rve uPn Melville J. Berlow, 1 Ela'ntJfl? ottorney, whose address Is 92 Brood Street, Newark. Nw imr.u njiivi on answer to the complaint filed in a civil CAGE COMPANY, New Jersey corpora-, tmn, is plaintiff, ond EDWARD E. SMITH, ols. are defendants, pending in the Superior Court ot New Jersey, within 35 days after Auq.

21, 193, exclusive ot such 1 2 vou ,0 d0 0' lodgment by J5tou" m0V be rendered against vou tor ouht in the complaint. You than file your answer and proof of service Jn duplicate with the Clerk of Superior Court, State House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, in accordance wtth the Rules of Civil Practice ond Procedure. This action has been instituted for the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage dated AAay 30, 193, made hy Edward E. Smith i end Oueenie M. Smith, his wite, to Com.

niercial Mortgage Company, said mort-oaae being recorded June 197? in the Clerk Office ot Monmouth County in Book 2936 of mortgages for said County at page The scud mortgage embraces real estate located at 301 Woodmer Ave- i liue, Neptune, New Jersey. You are mode parties defendant necause the mortgage aforesaid Is in default and Is being foreclosed in this oction and because you are the owners of record of said premises or the successors In interest to the record owners, MORTIMER G. NEWMAN, JR. Clerk, Superior Court of New Jersey MELVILLE J. BERLOW Attorney for Ptaintitf Broad Street Newark, New Jersey 07102 3.7A 1074B1 TAKE NOTICE that Richard J.

Sullivan, Commissioner of Environmental Protection, will hold a Public Hearing concern-j Ing a Wetlands Type permit i- application from Jersey Central Power ond Light Company, Madison Avenue at Punch Bowl Rood, Morristown, New Jer-j sey 07690, in connection with the proposed construction and operation of an eiectnc i generating station at Conaskonk Point in the Borough ot Union Beach, Monmouth County, New Jersey; The New Jersey State Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Marine Lands Management, has received on application, submitted in accoidance with N.J. AX. et for a permit to construct an electric generating station In a Wetlands area. The proposed locotion i of the generating station was designated Wetlands by section 1.1 (npphcatile to Monmouth County) of the Wetlands Order, promulgated by the Commissioner of Environmental Protection on January 10, 1973. The proposed generating station would consist ot two 400 MW oil fired generating units and related facilities for the production of electric energy for sale.

EThe application for a permit to construct the proposed plant on Wetlands (Type Wetlands Permit) was declared complete for filing on August 1 7, 1973, subiect to the todcauisition ot the necessary riparian Instruments. Interested parties may examine the filed Wetlands permit application in the office ot Ihe Bureau of Mar-vine Lands Management, Division of Marine Services, State Department of Environmental Protection, Room 711, Lobar and industry Bulldina, John Fitch Plaza, Trenton, New Jersey, Monday through Friday between the hours of a m. ond 4 p.m. Jersey Central Power Light Company has also made copies of the application available for public exami- nation ot the Union Beach Public Library. Z.

The Public is invited to comment upon the Wetlands application at a public hear- Ing to be held at the following place on the date ond at the time shown: September 17th, 1973 10:00 A.M. American Legion Post No. 321 Front Street Union Beach, New Jersey The hearing shall atford all interested I en ties standing and the opportunity to present, orally or in writing, their position concerning the application and any data they may hove developed In reference to the environmental effects of the proposed fcOrtivity. Persons wishing to submit writ-f ten statements are encouraged to do so prior to ten (10) days belore the hearing I io that their comments will receive the futt consideration of both the applicant ond the Department ot Ennvonmentnl Protection. Persons wishing to appear ot the hearing and give oral testimony must so notify Mr.

Peter C. Newsom, Room 711, I Labor and Industry Building, Trenton, New Jersey, telephone number A09 292 no later than ten (10) dnvs before the hearing. Persons notifying Mr. Newsom of their intention to testily mut state the specific points to which they will nddress themselves. The record ol hear- or correction for 10 days following com ppletion of the hearing.

RICHARD J. SULLIVAN, Commissioner Department of Environmental Protection note of this notice: Auaust 17, 1973 (J74.80) 1024A0 LEGAL NOTICE BBnDEDTV NOTICE I hereby oiven that the City Council ot the City ot Ashury Park at 115 meelino ot Auausl 14. 1973, ha approved nrnn.rlv fnr DUbllC Sale, Which property Is not needed tor public use. ona wnicn propeny Block 47, Lot 9 on the Tax Mno of the City ot Asburv Park ond also known os 6JI cnurcrt oireei, muui ru.rv a nf' th rili Council will be h.M on Tuesday, Auaust 1973 nt on m. prevailing time, ot the City Ottices.

in Bnnn. Avenue. Asburv Park. New i.r.ev when the City Council will receive bids tor the said sale. a.

ih shn he submllled verbally, at Public Auction, ol the obove i Thn hldder sholi furnish a cerlltied check oovahle to line City of Ashury Park In cm amount i rauoMo ten per teni The terms ot the sale shall be a rash ol upon the lollowing rerms unu nr rerllfled Check ot the time ol the sale ol an amount eonol lo ten (10) percenlot the successful bid, Payment by cash or certified cherk let on additional amount enuol i to ten oo re? cent ol the successful bid on the note nnd rinlluerV Ot 0 COOfrOCt of sale hy and helv ten Ihe buyer and the City of Asbury Pari iold contract I sole 1 shall he executed delivered no aler than fiv. IS) days frorr i the time that the i sale Is confirmed by the Clly of Asbury i Pork. In the event the buyer sha I oil or 1 relsise lo exerute a contract mr than live IS) days from the dole said hVfh. City Ot Asbury I Park, the ten 10) ner cent dr-posl here th hiiwor ihn he imme dTately lorMledjo the City ot Ashury (Park nnd the said sale shall be declared of sole shall provide 0 do om the dale time buyer shall pay to the nf Ashury Pork hy osh or cerlll led Che Ihe balance remaining clue 1 nil. he closed no Inler than itiir the purchase price, nu.u iholl provide thai lime shall he of the ssenre In Ihe event the buyer shall foil perform ns renulred under the terms ol 5h smd contract ol sale, any -and nil mrm.

Irs paid hy the buyer on account ol Ihe ol sole shall thereupon become SshuTv "pnr; tor the proner.v In aues.in. tibportloned from January are to hi ne sain iiinui old suhlect lo all munlc loal, Irile. r.rt.rnl nrdlnanres, siaiuiri thereon conslrui ted; niin nhiert lo such stale of tarts os ncniVct'e ot said lands and piemK V. .0 ui Th "oC-nanls. Eir of ...1.

smd Innds and premises Vihlerl lo lh. rights ol lenanls, If an he in nnssesslnn ol said lane mi k. t.rfllH.H "71 The our. ho fie ilnrumenloiy iiomns oi ottn.d lo the dert ot convevanie. nunrll reserves lit right to time of the losing pay a sun.

ot money as an a -fionrrl purchase prl.e eounl lo the it based on the last ossessed yniunlmn "ToV.H by Bnroaln and 'The. 0 or rhoser sliall Pov re, tiled to these drivers often are not required to load or unload freight. A "local" driver generally unloads freight on delivery and loads freight picked up during the day, and a woman probably would be physically unable to do this. A spokesman for the slate Division on Civil Rights says that the division will investigate if a woman reports she had been rejected for employment as truck driver merely because she is a woman. He says the employer must show that the woman is physically unable to do the job.

You can get advice from Jack Kolsky, branch manager of the state Division on Civil Rights, 436 K. State Trcnlon 07108. Most truck drivers never attended school lo learn lo drive a truck. However, if you want lo go to a school and find that a school will not accept you, you could report this to the Division on Civil Rights. In most, cases, drivers must belong to a union to get a job or must apply for membership within a short lime after getting a job.

If you have trouble joining a union, you could also report that to the state Division on Civil Rights. A federal agency that can help is the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. 1800 St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20506.

There's a regional office at 26 Federal Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10007. Cars are being tested for exhaust emission at motor vehicles inspection stations even though the tests aren't mandatory until next February. How many cars pass the test? F. E.

Ocean Township The Division of Motor Vehicles says that 9 of 10 cars meet the standard set for exhaust emission. The failure rate is 10.87 per cent. A "Delta Queen" schedule and rale sheet are being sent to you by the Mississippi Agricultural and Industrial Board, Box 849, Jackson, Miss. 39205. The ship is operated by Greene Lines Steamer 322 E.

4th Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. How can I get a job application from Western Airlines? I would like to apply for a job as a stewardess, but I haven't been able to get any information. J. Lakcwood Kenneth T. Matsumura, employment manager for Western Airlines, Box 92005, Los Angeles, Calif.

90009, has provided an application and job information which are being sent to you. As a result of my complaint to Trouble Shooter about being charged sales tax for waterproofing my cellar, I have just received a $92 refund from the state Treasury Department. Thank you. As you can tell from this, my problem is water. When will sewers in the Twin Oaks area of Toms River be connected? Someone has to stay at home all the lime lest the cesspool overflow.

C. Toms River "Site clearing is now taking place. All things being equal, we hope to have connection line completed by the end of September," says Robert D. Conli, director of the Dover Sewerage Authority. Because the tracing ot the serial number of my car doesn't match the serial number on the former New York State registration, Ihe Motor Vehicles office in Asbury Park ran't issue a new registration.

What should I do? I). C. Spring Lake Heights Send a $3 fee and all original papers to the Division of Motor Vehicles, 25 S. Montgomery Trenton 0RBB6, and a registration will be issued. Details are being sent to you.

A screw broke on the eyeglass frame I bought in January. The optician says the frame can't be fixed and offers to pay half the cost of a new frame. I don't understand why my frame can't be repaired. L. Knglishlown r- -ft- zi --v I WHAT DID WEAR YT ilA GOiWG 10 GOOD LUCK, TTll KHBSXt? ELEVATOR).

1 1 i ah choo-Vare those Chinese no, mo! description? 1 this one this one savj -A MAKE NO MARKS OUR NAMES? I THATS VOL) WHAT DOES SAY. "BIS SKINNV MAN WITH) Stw-v DESCLIPTIONM IT rs- LITTLE MAN NOSE LIKE BLOOM yNS i mark. CrVrT T-nrrrK75 with head, -handle-t TS i lookjJ -y- I Wt fft, a uv. SSSi Readers can write to Trouble Shooter, Asbury Park Press. Asbury Park.

N.J. 67712. Names and addresses must be Included bat will not be used with letters selected for publication. Trouble Shooter cannot be responsible for valuable papers. Copies, not originals, should be-submitted.

Legal and medical questions cannot be answered on an individual basis. Today in History Otifo J7 fT- I ll rSi ST 11)9 Hawaii the I'nion. Ten years ago South Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem decreed martial law after a bloody crackdown on Bmldlnst opponents. Five years ago Soviet forces which had invaded Chechoslovakia seized the libera On this dale In 19.il. the I'nited Stales ordered construction of the first atomic submarine.

On This ate: IfiHO Pueblo Indians took possession of Santa Fe, N.M., after driving the Spanish out. I9IS The World War I battle of Ihe Smiiine River began in France. 1910 The Communist revolutionary Leon Trotsky died of wounds inflicted by an assassin in Mexico City. 1913 It was disclosed that Japan had evacuated its last North Americun foothold in thn Pacific War the Aleutian Island of Kiska. Members of the United Nations staff moved into their new permanent secretariat building in New York City.

Communist leader, Alexander Dubcek. One year ago Dock workers in Britain returned to work, ending a month-long strike that shut down the nation's ports. Today's birthdays: Britain's Princess Margaret is 43. Basketball star Wilt Cham-berlin is 37. became the 50th Todav: "We cannot always always speak against the school in a news conference here today.

The action strips the school of basketball and track championships won in the 1971-72 seasons and puts both sports on Indefinite state in U- incT V' 1 iNTH'tQEW Yy HERE RIGHT NOUy, A J'J 1 ELUINEV-SHE'S nX Ty? UJ L-L-L I ThniiL'ht lor oblige, but we can Voltaire. All Honors stripped the school of honors earned durinR the past two years. Conference Dick Oliver 12 point lixst Commissioner announced a of penalties USL Stripped Of LAKAYETTK, Id. -The Southland Conference announced yesterday that it has placed the University of Southwestern Louisiana on indefinite probation and 5HIKU rit'rvlonnoer Clly of Asbury Pork U9S.9U.