Cagliano has key casino vote State Sen. S. Thomas Uagliano, R-Mon- State Sens. Joseph Maressa, D-Cantden, "an obstructionist." sideration" a letter he received from a mouth, may hold the crucial vote today In and Steven P. Perskie, D-AUantlc, have ob- The senator said Danziger "seems quali- casino workers association stating that the deciding whether the Senate Judiciary Com- jected to Danziger's nomination because he fied." Uagliano admitted, however, that he workers oppose the appointment of a non- mittee will clear Martin Danziger's nomi- is not a New Jersey resident. Among the was "bothered" that the governor didn't resident as a member of the commission. The nation to the Casino Control Commission. Republican minority members of the panel, consult with members of the minority party. workers, he noted, must live in the state six Seven affirmative votes are needed to only one — Sen. James A. Cafiero, R-Cape Uagliano said he had seen a memorandum months before they can "sweep a floor or from Byrne which indicated that the Re- release the nomination from committee. May — reportedly is dead set against deal a deck of cards or operate a (gambling) When the panel voted last Thursday on Uanziger. Thus, the extra vote could come publicans would have the opportunity to pro- from among the Republicans. vide input on the nominations. table." whether to release the nomination of Danziger, deputy director of the U.S. Im- Uanziger, a senior federal law enforcement Yesterday, Uagliano acknowledged that kThere also is an "inconsistency," official, the forces or Gov. Brendan T. Byrne his vote is "significant," and said he will Uagliano said, when residency requirements migration and Naturalization Service, served fell one vote short of getting it released from discuss the matter again with the committee exist for any employees working in casinos as senior trial attorney in the New York the 12-member committee. today, probably in executive session. and the committee is considering a non- County District Attorney's Rackets Bureau Danziger is one of four persons nominated He said, too, that he was feeling more resident for a post that would involve over- for seven years and as director of pension by Byrne for the casino commission. The negative about Danziger Thursday than now. seeing casino employees. funds for the United Mine Workers of Ameri- other three were cleared by the committee. Also, he said that philosophically, he is not Uagliano said he will "take into con- See Gagliano, page 2 Carl Zeitz The Daily Register >l on mouth Connives <»reat Home Newspaper VOL.103 NO. 30 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1980 20 CENTS Commuters call for tougher laws 1 By ROSEMARY OMAHA play a more central role, es- to the New Jersey Transpor- Representatives of two pecially in reviewing the tation Act of 1979, which was m&vkRMk . Shore commuter groups have maintenance of service passed in January 1979. reiterated their claim that schedules and proposed fare State Sen. S. Thomas the only way to improve com- increases. Uagliano, R-Monmouth, said muter rail service is to tough- • A provision granting the his office is working on en laws regulating the New Division of Rate Control of amendments to the law. He Jersey Transit Corp. the Public Advocate's Office said it probably won't be pos- The plea to toughen laws as much power over rail fare sible to introduce the pro- governing the transit corpo- increases as it has over utili- posed amendments until Sep- ration, which enters into con- ty rate increases. tember. tracts with carriers such as • An analysis of how fare Uagliano said there was a ('onrail. mini's in the wake of increases affect ridership discussion last month about some of the amendments the - ?* • a delay on the Conrail line and the environment. -» Thursday that left up to 5,000 • Provision for audits of commuter groups would like commuters stranded for service for one year, and also to see. Seven Pretidentt beach. Long Branch, •• crowded deipite rain threat which kept tome aieay almost two-and-a-half hours for the last quarter prior to a Jerome C. Premo, recent- when service was suspended proposed fare increase to see ly appointed executive direc- at the height of the evening if it is warranted. tor of the transit corporation, rush hour. "It's far better to write and Ueorge Warrington, act- The commuter groups, ac- protection into the law," ing manager for rail services D'Amico said. for the corporation, were rid- Weather-wary beachgoers cording to John D'Amico, co- John D'Amico chairman of the Irate Shore The Shore commuter ing one of the stalled trains Commuters, want the law to groups have more opportuni- Thursday along ' with hun- ty to make gains, he said, by dreds of commuters and complete education in four contain the following: hours" about the problems • Specific standards for getting them written into the Uagliano. Uagliano had in- keep their eye on the sky vited the two to take a rideo n the Shore commuter faces, law than through "litigation safe, sanitary service for the senator said. which carriers must be held or further breast-beating." the line to see firsthand the The enthusiasm of some beachgoers evening as a result of the setting sun As a result, said Petty Officer Rob- problems of commuters on A malfunctioning draw- ert Bell, the Coast Guard often wastes accountable. D'Amico said he would may have been dampened somewhat and the rain. like to see these proposals the North Jersey Coast Line. bridge which carries the line Ocean temperatures were reported time, manpower and fuel searching for • A' requirement that the See Tougher, page 3 yesterday by weekend forecasts calling proposed advisory committee worked up into amendments "He (Premo) received a for rain and thunderstorms. at 73 degrees for those who decided to boaters who already have reached That was the theory of a spokesman hit the beaches anyway despite the safety. for the National Parks Service, who adverse forecasts. Increasingly, the Coast Guard will noted that crowds yesterday at Sandy While activity may have been slow get a call, Bell said, from a boater who Libyan affair report due Hook beaches were below normal for a at the Sandy Hook beaches, an average needs a tow. Ai the Coast Guard heads day so sunny and humid. turnout was reported at the Sea Bright to the site, the boater may get help While at least 8,000 beachgoers public beach — although the parking from a fellow seaman who tows the flocked to the Hook's beaches, North areas weren't as Jammed as usual, boat to shore. Beach didn't have to be opened and according to a spokesman. "This isn't getting epidemic, but Senators hear Carter today none of the parking lots had to be At the Long Branch Amusement it's close to it," Bell said. Pier, crowds weren't down at all. Ac- closed, the spokesman said. Bell recalled one search that lasted WASHINGTON (AP) - President undisclosed documents to support the John C. White, tried yesterday to play cording to a spokesman, it was one of Yesterday was, the spokesman an hour and a half, costing the Coast Carter, eager to get his side of the story president's case. down the political fallout. the best weekends ever for the pier, said, a slow beach day. Guard some ISO In fuel. Searches range before Congress and the public, is "There's no fire. Not even any with attendance at the Haunted Man- "It should be delivered to the Senate Early Saturday forecasts were pre- from one hour to six, he said, and they rushing to complete a report on his smoke. Just a lot of hot air," White said sion particularly good. The pier was late" today, Moses said. By that time- dicting that yesterday would be mostly tax the two to four auxiliary cutters brother's Libyan connection as a special reported jammed, with visitors taking table, Carter then would hold a national- on NBC's "Meet the Press." cloudy with showers, according to Reg- working on weekends. Senate committee begins hearings on advantage of the sand and surf at the ly televised, prime-time news con- "I think this will pass" once the ister weather observer Paul Croft. The Coast Guard knows it must the Billy Carter affair. Long Branch beaches as well. ference tonight. to answer questions public knows the entire story. At ] a.m. yesterday, the area was answer every call — and it will, Bell Carter, in a precarious political posi- about the report. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., a member of pledged. But if a boater is reported in hit by a thunderstorm that brought 15 The United States Coast Guard unit tion with the Democratic National Con- The special Senate committee was the special Senate committee, urged the inch of rain. Thunderstorms also hit at Sandy Hook had a relatively quiet distress and no word is received that he vention just a week away, said yester- opening its public hearings today with a is safe, searchers must assume that he president to make sure his report Is New York and Long Island as pre- day yesterday — but officials there day he hopes the report will put an end review of U.S.-Libyan relations. complete, even If it means delaying it. dicted. Last night, showers also hit the still is at sea and continue to look for reported they have had Increasing to weeks of rumors and revelations Senate Majority Leader Robert C. "Rather than rushing to tell all on area as predicted, Croft said. him there. problems with calls from boaters in about White House involvement in the Byrd, D-W.Va., predicted the investiga- Monday — and risk a spate of denials distress. The answer, Bell said, is for boaters Yesterday's high was 93 degrees Billy Carter-Libyan matter. tion will show "bad judgment and rath- and clarifications throughout the rest of and the humidity was measured at a to get into the habit of calling back to Too often, they said, they don't get After spending the weekend with top er amateurish handling of foreign poli- the week — I would suggest that the high of 80 percent In the morning. let the Coast Guard know they have followup calls from boaters who have aides at his Camp David, Md., retreat, cy" in the Billy Carter case, but he said president might do well to take his time The humidity level dropped to SO been rescued or aided by another par- sought their assistance and then ob- the president told reporters upon return- he doubted it would find evidence of until he Is sure he has worked out the percent by 3 p.m., but climbed In the tained help from other boaters. ty ing to Washington that the document wrongdoing by the president or his staff. definitive version," Dole said. was "Just about" complete. Billy Carter registered'with the Jus- Powell also alluded to that before Alfred Moses, one of the lawyers tice Department three weeks ago as a joining Carter, Moses, White House working on the account, described it as representative of Libya and disclosed counsel Lloyd Cutler and long-time "a full report to the Senate" containing that he had received $220,000 in install- Carter adviser Charles Klrbo at Camp no surprises. However, White House ments on a tSOO.000 loan. David. • Blast that killed 84 press secretary Jody Powell said the One of the president's key political brings anger in Italy report would include some previously allies, Democratic National Chairman „ See Carter speaks, page 2 BOLOGNA, Italy (AP) - Strikes Perrante and other officials said and demonstrations were called across they suspected that far-right urban The Insicfe Story No comment Italy today to protest against neo-fascist guerrillas had planted the bomb. The terrorists suspected of setting off the right has claimed similar attacks in the THE WEATHER explosion that killed at least 84 people at past. the Bologna train station. "We need time to collect evidence. Mostly tunny today. Highs In the mid 80». Scattered on column Labor unions planned a four-hour Right now we have no suspects," Vln- thunderstorms tomorrow. Complete report, page 3. A spokesman for Rep strike in the Emilia Romagna region cenzo Murdocchio, an official in the Frank Thompson, D-N.J., surrounding Bologna. The national un- Bologna state prosecutor's office, said Yankees shut out {•« » said yesterday that the ion federation called a two-hour general in an Interview. Connors defeats Dlbbt It congressman would have strike for the rest of the country. Travelers In the station barely Standouts in faU fashions 12 no comment on statements City authorities, unions and far left paused to glance at the cordoned 40-foot Ann Landers _.. U allegedly recorded on se- groups scheduled demonstrations in by 60-foot area where the waiting room cret ABSCAM videotapes Rome, Venice and other places. A labor and restaurant used to be. and reported in today's group planned a rally at the Colosseum. DAILY REGISTER Cleanup crews worked overtime on Advice 17 Washington Scene column PHONE NUMBERS In Milan, ISO convicts at San Vltore the weekend to finish clearing the Business 5 on Page 6 by syndicated prison volunteered to donate blood on chunks of masonry and splintered Clasilfied 14-11 Main Office columnist Jack Anderson. behalf of the people wounded In the Toll Free 171-MH wooden beams that crashed to the floor Comics 17 Efforts to reach explosion Saturday. Many tourists gave Toll Free MM1M when the explosion ripped a hole In the Editorial! 6 Thompson were unsuc- blood after appeals by health author Classified Depl M2-17M station's ceiling on Saturday morning. Entertainment 7,8 cessful, but The Register itles. Lifestyle 11,13 Circulation Dept MZ-46W Rep. Frank Thompson News, organizations received more did reach William Deitz, About 160 people were hospitalized Make A Date 7 Sports Dept S42-4M4 his administrative assis- with injuries, some critical, after the telephone calls from self-styled ter- Movie Timetable 7 Mlddletown Bureau... I71-2ZM rorist groups claiming or denying re- tant, at Deitz's Virginia whole thing has been explosion. It killed at least six for- Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 431-211* home. sponsibility for the blast. Police were replete with leaks ever eigners and Injured two Americans. Fu- Sports : 1-11 Long Branch Bureau. tEE-ttll Deitz said that Thomp- skeptical of any calls made so long after APpMU since the Justice Depart- neral services for many of the victims Television 7 State Bureau...... 6M-2K-I3U son would not comment on ment first released the were scheduled for Wednesday. the explosion. HURT IN BLAST — Norma Davis comforts her son, William, 22, of the column because he tapes. We're all under a Police and court officials were look- Investigators said they were con- would not put himself in sidering a hypothesis that the bomb Provo, Utah, in a Bologna, Italy court order not to release ing for new evidence to confirm that a the position of defying a them to the public. The contained 22 pounds of plastic explosive hospital yesterday. William, and Attention Realtors - The Clam Hut powerful bomb caused the blast. court order by discussing congressman can't put mixed with a smaller quantity of TNT. brother Jeff, 19, were among those Our monthly Parade of Twin Lobster Special tonite Bologna Police Chief Halo Perrante Highlands, N.J. 872-0909. the ABSCAM videotapes. himself in the position of A bomb expert said previously that injured in an explosion Saturday at Homes will run Sun., Aug. 10. said he was "»5 percent or even more" Deadline Thurs., Aug. 7. Call "We're in a very dif- defying a court order," certain that a bomb was responsible the extent of the damage Indicated the the Bologna railroad station. Au- MOD. "Guildersleeve" thorities believe a terrorist bomb Classified Display for your ficult position on this. This Deitz stated. after Investigators found telltale metal explosion had a force equivalent to reservation, 542-4000. Free admission. Tues. Line fragments in the rubble. about 90 pounds of TNT. was responsible. Drive. Trade Winds, 842-3292. 2 Fhc Ifeiily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, AUGUST 4, i980 Common-sense economic aid sought by nation's governors

DENVER (AP)-The na- The governors took up a current recession is acute." countries," and said the —Governors of Washing- tion's governors, fighting ris- staff report which is expected The governors discussed "plan to cover up America's ton, Idaho and Montana were ing unemployment, Inflation to result in a policy statement other topics also, but most oil, natural gas and coal re- sharply critical of the federal Phone talks progress Bus plan proposed agency assigned to coordi- and crumbling state budgets, tomorrow. The economic were tied Indirectly to poli- sources is the greatest scan- nate emergency help in the WASHINGTON - Both sides are poised DALLAS - The Texas love affair with are demanding more com- draft. which conflicts with tics and the economy. dal of the 20th century." for a walkout by 700.000 Bell Telephone Sys- automobiles — l.t cars for every Lone Stair mon-sense help and less both the Republican platform wake of the eruption of Mount —Colorado Gov. Richard -A task force recom- St. Helens. tem workers but remain optimistic that resident of driving age — is getting out of snake-oil electioneering from and the current Democratic Lamm and New York Gov. mended states assume re- —The president of Amtrak agreement can be reached by midnight Sat- control in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and Washington and their politi- administration, calls for spe- Hugh Carey pushed their sponsibility for low-level ra- urday That's when the current three-year voters this week are being asked if they want cal parties. cific and immediate anti-re- campaign for an "open con- urged a joint effort by the dioactive waste disposal, and public and private sectors to pact expires between American Telephone & to do something about it. The state leaders also cession remedies instead of vention" when Democrats suggested i to 8 regional dis- establish a network of high- Telegraph Co., the nation's largest private There are now 2,052,339 automobiles reg- want more of their own ideas the broad-ranging tax cuts gather in New York City next employer, and three unions. being discussed by leaders of posal centers be controlled by priority rail corridors linking istered In Dallas and Tarrant counties, and to be used in the federal gov- week. Despite hopeful private comments, union the number grows by 4,000 a month, author- ernment's struggle on the ec- both parties. the states. major U.S. cities. Alan Boyd leaders have warned they are prepared to ities say. onomic front, they stated em- The position paper —Ohio Gov. James —Governors studying said such an undertaking order a nationwide walkout If the company Some 211,000 people have moved into the phatically at the opening ses- stresses such alternatives as Rhodes, a Republican, farm problems said the agri- "would provide productive, does not improve its wage offer. "We are Dallas-Fort Worth area since 1975, and the sion of the three-day National beefed-up emergency job pro- blasted "extreme environ- culture industry has lost con- dependable Jobs to thousands. confident there will not be a strike," said council projects similar growth for another Governors' Association meet- grams and a permanent sys- mentalists" and "radical fidence in the Carter admin- It would make it possible to company spokesman Charles Dynes. But he 20 years. And yet there is no bus service In ing here yesterday. tem of standby fiscal aid for regulators" In Washington istration, and recommended challenge the dominance of noted that most telephone service would con- most of the towns outside the two cities, and Criticism and defense of troubled states and com- for setting policies "that are the grain embargo against the automobile in intercity tinue normally despite a walkout because the only four express buses a day link them. The the Carter administration munities. It also asks for ex- chaining the nation to OPEC the Soviet Union be lifted. travel." iyiiem li highly automated And AT&T sub- Dallas and Fort Worth bus systems handle was divided generally along tended unemployment Insur- sidiaries spent the weekend training many of about 95,000 passengers a day — in an area of party lines. ance and expedited spending their 240.000 non-unioh personnel to fill In for 2.8 million people. On the Republican side, on public projects. operators, repairers and other unionists. Both cities have computerized carpool Gov. Richard Thornburgh of The governors want tax programs, but the response has been under- Pennsylvania lamented "the cuts — but they want the re- whelming. More than half the cars surveyed dire straits that our economy lief be aimed at individuals, Tax evaders get break on a highway linking the cities carried only is in." Richard Snelling of localities and sectors of the NEW YORK - The National Law Journal the driver. Vermont said Washington's economy hardest hit by eco- says the Internal Revenue Service has de- In the face of these statistics and trends, solutions may be part of the nomic downturns. cided not to prosecute most tax evaders who residents vote Saturday on a multi-million problem. "This particular re- cheat for less than $7,500 over three years — transportation plan that calls for buying 1,000 But California Gov. Ed cession. . . certainly impacts but the IRS is advising taxpayers not In press new buses, tripling crosstown routes in Fort mund G. Brown Jr., a Demo- Vermont a lot differently thiMi luck,. Worth and quadrupling such routes in Dallas crat, said Republican presi- than It does Alaska or Tex- The jails are full of people who thought — all in the first year dential nominee Ronald Re- as," Snelling said, adding thes knew what they could get away with," agan promises no better. that the governors' main ob- laid .in IRS spokesman, Leon Levine He "I've followed Governor jective "is to inject more refilled, however, to confirm or deny the Five die in fire Reagan and I think I under- common sense into federal report. VACAVILLE, Calif. — Five members of a stand what he can do and economic stabilization pro- According to a copyright story in the Aug. Sacramento family who were house-sitting what he cannot do. And I grams." 11 issue of the Journal, the IRS has told its for relatives died of smoke inhalation early don't believe that his hokum Gov. Joseph Garrahy of agents not to pursue criminal prosecution of yesterday when the house burned, fire of- and snake oil economic doc- Rhode Island, a Democrat, most tax cheaters unless underpayments av- ficials say. trine is going to help Pennsyl- said he thinks it is more effi- erage at least (2,500 a year for three straight One member of the family, a 7-year-old vania, or Colorado, or Cali- cient to create public service years. girl, was taken to safety by her father, who fornia or any other state," jobs than to provide them The policy, reportedly contained in a clas- later perished, witnesses said. Brown said at a Denver tap- through a tax-cut program. sified directive issued last month, provided Fire Marshal Bob Powell said the fire ing of ABC's "Issues and An- But he added he had no objec- the first written indication of dollar limits for appeared to have started In a family room swers." tion to the tax cut approach tax prosecutions, according to the weekly addition. The cause was not determined im- Gov. Robert Graham of "if it would not jeopardize publication for the legal profession. mediately. Florida, who will place Presi- certain programs and in the Previously, there was only an unwritten Solano County Deputy Coroner Jim Voyez dent Carter's name in nomi- long run does not contribute policy that cases involving less than $1,000 In identified the victims as Raul Isais, 36; his nation next week at the Dem- to inflation." unpaid taxes would not be prosecuted, it said. wife Aurora, 31, and children Petra, 4; Berta, ocratic National Convention, Dr. Roger Vaughan, an ec- 2, and Celia. six months. argued that Carter's rival, onomic expert from New Truman frustrated? Sen. Edward Kennedy, also York, took a position favored could do no better than the by most governors, no matter - HOUSTON — The historian who dis- Gov. Wallace hit president: "I don't believe what their political affilia- covered personal papers in which President that Senator Kennedy's old- tion. If the federal govern- TRANSPORTATION TALK — New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne, left, talks with Harry Truman sketched plans for "all-out" MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Former Gov. style economics are the way ment is to cope with the econ- state TransportatlonCommlssloner Louis Gambacclni during a meeting of the war against the Soviet Union and China says George Wallace was considered a liberal in in which we are going to solve omy, he said/ "it must act transportation committee at the National Governors' Conference In Denver yester- Truman may simply have been venting his his law school days, but soon saw that "race our future problems." now, while the pain of the day. frustrations about the Korean War. was going to be something that he could use Th. late president's handwritten journal, to his political advantage," says the federal apparently intended"for his eyes only, twice judge Wallace once called a "scalawag." threatened war against the two communist Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr said yester- nations, said Rice University historian Fran- day on the Public Broadcasting Service tele- Reagan attacks; Democrats bicker cis Loewenheim. vision program "Bill Moyers Journal" that "Truman's hot temper was well known in Wallace "hoodwinked" the people of Ala- WASHINGTON (AP) - Ronald Reagan is the impoverished South Bronx and a hand-shaking A new Harris Poll today Indicated Carter is his lifetime, and cannot be discounted as a bama with his stands against desegregation opening his assault against the Democrats for the ride on Chicago trains — In an effort to capture showing signs of dropping behind Ronald Reagan factor in his writing as he did," Loewenhelm in the 1960s. fall election — aiming squarely at President the blue-collar vote. and Rep. John Anderson in a three-way race for white Spokesmen for Wallace said before the Carter — while the president's party continues to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said Sunday his own the presidency. His outpouring ... was a kind of telecast that the former governor would have bicker over whether Carter «gll be guaranteed campaign's survey had found he had the votes to A trial heat that assumed Anderson had a real catharsis. His feelings somewhat relieved. no comment on Johnson's statements. renomination at the party's convention next "open" the Democratic National Convention. chance of winning came out with Reagan well the president would try again, together with For nearly 25 years, Johnson, as a federal week. < And though Kennedy said he was taking things ahead at 49 percent, followed by Anderson at 25 Secretary (of State) Dean Acheson, to district judge in Montgomery, and Wallace, In his first full-scale campaign address since one step at a time, he added: percent and Carter at 23 percent, the poll said. brim ab°ut iolm' K>nd of honorable, lasting as the state's only three-term governor, winning the Republican presidential nomination "I'm confident that with an open convention Carter came in last,in the East, Midwest and peace in Korea," he Bald clashed over Johnson's landmark decisions 2 Mi weeks ago, Reagan attacked Carter's foreign we can gain the nomination." West and ran second to Reagan in the president's on black voting rights and desegregation of policy as vacillating — and confusing to foreign An aide to Kennedy, Richard Burke, said a native South, it said. Fires under control buses, schools and other public facilities. governments — before a crowd estimated at telephone survey had been taken of 700 to 800 When the cross-section of 1,458 likely voters 30,000 at the Neshoba County Fair in rural Missis- Carter delegates believed to be "soft" on the nationwide was asked whom they preferred, re- PORTLAND, Ore. - A 10,000-acre brush sippi. question of the Democratic convention rule that gardless of Anderson's chances of winning, Re- fire burned in central Oregon on Saturday, Steel imports hit "Our friends don't know whether to trust us, would assure Carter first-ballot nomination. agan received 53 percent, Carter 28 percent and while a 1.560-acre forest fire in southern and our enemies no longer respect us," Reagan Burke said it showed 350 who said they would Anderson IB percent, the survey conducted by Oregon was contained. The two fires and four LOS ANGELES - The federal govern- said. vote for an open convention, 100 others who pollster Louis Harris said. others have charred at least if ,000 acres in ment must take stronger action to stem the Reagan's campaign announced, too, that he is probably would and an additional 115 who were Oregon. The forest fire, about 25 miles north- tide of imports "if this nation's steel in- sending his running mate, George Bush, to visit possible converts. Those would be In addition to Carter's supporters and dissident Democrats cast of Klamath Falls, burned about 1.560 dustry is going to remain in existence," says China and Japan In mid-August, during the Demo- Kennedy's own more than 1,200 delegates, Burke continued fighting over the open convention rule acres, including areas of harvestable pon- the head of the United Steelworkers of Amer- cratic convention, for informal talks with leaders said, arid would be enough to win the rules fight over the weekend, both on national television and dauua pine, according to Linda Gabrielson, ica. of both countries. for Kennedy. at the convention of the National Governors' stale Department of Forestry spokeswoman Lloyd McBride made the comment yes- Aides said Reagan scheduled his first post- ABC News said last night, however, that its Association in Denver. In Arizona, a brushfire on Crossland Peak terday as 4,000 delegates from the 1.4 million- convention speech in Mississippi because that is own survey of about three-quarters of the dele- i extended to 4.000 acres Saturday with no Democratic National Chairman John C White member union geared up for a weeklong one of the states where he believes he can crack gates showed 52 percent favoring the Carter- yesterday lit into the Senate's Democratic leader, containment in sight, the Bureau of Land convention expected to be dominated by talk Carter's southern base. backed rule, 43 percent against it, and 9 percent Management said Bureau spokesman Art Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, over Byrd's call of imports, the recession and President From Mississippi, Reagan is moving into oth- undecided. It said that meant .Carter had lost on Saturday for the convention to be opened and Wn u said 250 firefighters were on the scene about 150 delegates, not enough to deny him the Carter's economic policies er traditionally Democratic territory — for talks his criticism of the' administration's handling of with Jewish leaders in New York, a walk through nomination. People the Billy Carter affair as "amateurish." - LONDON (Al'l - years Breaking Away," Urban League warns candidates (Juecn ., Kliiaheth, the a Him loosely based on the Queen Mother, celebrates lite ol one of his iriends at NEW YORK (AP) - The National Urban 15,000 people are expected to attend the annual tial nominee, was to address the gathering tomor- IRM twtli birthduy with her Indiana University .in League opened its 70th annual conference here meeting. row, while President Carter's turn was to come lafnll) .it Buckingham Pal- Bloominglon. yesterday with its acting head warning presiden- "We are saying that while the candidates Wednesday. ace on Monday before at- tial candidates to pay attention to black problems His latest ellort, "Four come here to talk to us, we Insist that they also Kennedy is still a contender for his party's tending a ballet in her hon- Friends." locuses on a Yu- when they speak to the gathering. listen to us," said Jacob, who was standing in presidential nomination, despite Carter's having • goslavian boy, Uanilo. who John E. Jacob, the league's executive vice during the weeklong event for Vernon E. Jordan amassed enough delegate votes in the state pri- rhe British press leaves his native land to president, told reporters before the convention Jr., the league's president, who was still hospi- maries to assure his nomination at the coming lavished her with praise grow up in heavily in- began that the black vote was important for any talized. Democratic convention. this weekend, just three dustrialized Kast Chicago contender who wanted to win in November. About Jordan, who was critically wounded in a May Srtett alter a July 15 oul- 29 shooting in Fort Wayne, lnd., was reported by At his news conference and later in his keynote jiuurmp DI homage which his doctors to be greatly improved but not yet well speech to the conference, Jacob said the con- culminated in a service at PARIS (API - Arthur Cagliano key enough recovered to attend the conference. ference's theme is the demands of blacks for full SI Pauls Cathedral Rubinstein, 93. the virtuoso Jordan was expected to be released from a equality. watched by millions " hospital here within a few weeks and back at his "UnlMS America solves its racial problem, it ! pianist, is reported in good Tin-1 ai 8 daughter who condition at Hospital Foch to casino law desk after Labor Day, Jacob said. won't bKdble to solve its other problems." Jacob D64 une J reluctant queen de Suresnes, where he is In a taped message played during the last told reprters. in lyati has been a widow being treated for a broken (continued) night keynote session, Jordan downplayed his The conference began one day after the Urban tor nearly 30 years, and hip. ca for seven years. injuries and the "events in Fort Wayne," which League released its "Black Pulse" survey, which remains perhaps the most- Hospital officials said The opposition to Danzlger is based, in part, as he described as "footnotes" to the Urban League the league claimed found "anger everywhere In loved member ot the Brit- yesterday that Rubinstein well, upon the belief that he is Byrne's choice to record of service to the black community. (Black) America. ish royal family She en- replace Joseph Lord! as chairman of the Casino Scheduled to speak at the Urban League's was admitted last week and Arthur Rubemtein The league claimed its survey showed that the deared hersell to Hnlan has been operated on with Control Commission when Lordi steps down in conference today were Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- during World War 11 by in- actual unemployment rate among black heads of excellent results November. Mass., and Illinois Rep. John Anderson, who is households was 24 percent, or three times higher . on remaining in KENNEBUNKPORT, The nominees cleared by the Senate commit- running for the presidency as an independent. bomb-ravaged London with Maine (AP) - Spectators than the official government figure for blacks in tee are Madeline McWhinney of Middletown, a Republican Ronald Reagan, his party's presiden- that category. her daughters. Elizabeth packed an Episcopal church management consultant and former bank presi- and Margaret, and hus- OAKLAND. Calif. (API in this Maine community — Former Treasury Secre- dent; Don M. Thomas of Orange, an executive of band. George' VI 'He had when evangelist Billy the National Urban League, and Carl Zeltz of become king when his tary Michael Blumenlhal Graham arrived with politi- has made a plea for aiding Bordentown, State House reporter for The Record Carter speaks on Libya today brother. Kdward VIII. ab- cian George Buih to deliver of Hackensack. These three are expected to win dicated to marry a twice- Cambodian and Cuban ref- one of two church lessons. (continued) ugees to a group of Jews confirmation today by the full Senate. "good job" on the September 1978 trip. divorcvd American. WallU "People were standing "What we have been dealing with here is a who he said understood ouUMe the cjoorway It was McWhinney said yesterday that, should In other developments Sunday: persecution Danziger's nomination fall to clear the commit- tremendous quantity of material and paperwork very crowded," said Joseph and peoples' recollections and the White House — A Beirut newspaper, AI Sharq, reported that I saw people very dif- Hagin, an aide to Bush, the tee, she will scrutinize any substitute nominees Ahmed al Tablb, whom it described as an official carefully. It is important that the group be able to counsel's office has had to talk to a lot of people," EAST CHICAGO, lnd ferent from us going Republican vice presiden- the spokesman said. "They've had to have a lot of at Libya's Foreign Relations Bureau, said his Academy award- through precisely the same tial nominee. work together, she said, adding that she would be able to work with a qualified substitute. people combing back through records, notes. country gave a $50,000 gift to President Carter via winning screenwriter experience, rejected by Graham had lunch Sat- Zeitz said he was concerned about the There is always a possibility that there is some- his brother. White House spokeswoman Pat Bario Steve Tesicn has returned their people." Hlumenthal urday at Bush's summer Danziger nomination from the standpoint that the thing that does not show up there.'' said "the president has received no gifts from to his youtiilul haunts in told 1.000 Jewish refugees home. Bush invited group of four would bring different talents and In recent days, the White House review of Libya, either directly or through his brother." this steel city in hopes ol who. like his family, fled Graham to Maine after attributes that would complement each other. records turned up eight State Department cables —Billy Carter, in Americus, Ga., disputed creating another hit film Europe lor China in the learning he was speaking in This, he said, obviously was considered when the on Billy Carter's visits to Libya. Seven were published reports that he acknowledged to federal Tesicb. woo w.is born in 1930s to escape the Nazis the Northeast. Yugoslavia bat grew up in four nominees were selected. He added, however, released Thursday and an eighth was made public investigators, but later denied, talking to former Blumenlhal was 13 After, the service at St. Saturday. Indiana, won an UM* lor when his family lied Ger- that this is "not to say that anyone from the CIA agent Francis Terpil about selling machine Anne's Episcopal Church, group couldn't be replaced." On Friday, Powell' said the president had toe best screenplay loi last many lor Shanghai Graham left for Boston. guns to the Libyans. Terpil was indicted earlier The legislative process will yield the best given one confidential cable to his younger this year on charges of plotting the murder of a candidate. Zeitz said. brother and scribbled a note praising him for a former Libyan official who fled to EgypWn 1876. | SHREWSBURY, N.j. MONDAY, AUGUST 4,1980 The Daily Register 3 (WORLD Hurricane Allen hits Barbados By The Associated Press

Say child abducted Mediation offered with winds of up to 125 mph MOSCOW - Soviet officials have warned HAVANA, Cuba - Mexican President BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (AP) - Hurricane The Windward Island chain has deep memo- the U.S. State Department there may be Jose Lopez Portillo said yesterday Mexico Allen, packing winds up to 125 mph, tore into the ries of the devastation caused to the tiny island "far-reaching consequences" unless a 12- would enthusiastically help negotiate a set- Caribbean Island of Barbados, tearing roofs off nation of Dominica a year ago, when Hurricane jrear-old Chicago boy and his teen-age sister tlement to end the U.S. trade embargo of houses and flooding some coastal areas, then took David struck it head-on and blew apart much of return to the Soviet Ukraine with their pa- Cuba that has lasted nearly 20 years. aim at the islands of St. Lucia and St. Vincent in the housing and nearly all of the banana crop on UNITE! SIITES J rents, Tass reported yesterday. "We haven't been asked to do it, but if we the Windward chain. which that Impoverished Island depends. The is- mi The Soviet news agency said the granting were, we would fulfill the possibility with There were no immediate reports of deaths or land still has not completely restored its electrici- of political asylum to the boy, Vladimir enthusiasm," the Mexican leader said. injuries, but authorities said thousands were ty and telephone service, and just last week Its Polovchak, and his sister, Natalia, "cannot "Everything which lessens tensions — and driven into public shelters and that houses in the government asked the United States to continue be qualified otherwise than as officially sanc- this is one of the worst in the area — should northern and eastern parts of Barbados were reconstruction aid. Honed abduction of children from their pa- be convenient for all." heavily damaged. The wind picked up corrugated Weather officials said it would be about a rents." The United States severed diplomatic re- sheets of metal used as fencing In Bridgetown and week before the storm hit the United States, if at The parents, Mikhail and Anna lations and imposed a trade embargo on Cuba tossed them about. On the southeast coast, flood all. Polovchak, recently emigrated from the So- after Fidel Castro's communist regime ex- waters were reported three feet high. As Allen blew down power lines in Barbados viet Union to the United States but now want propriated all U.S. businesses on the Carib- At midnight, the U.S. National Weather Ser- during the night, authorities cut the supply of to return to the Ukraine. bean island in October 1960. vice said the hurricane passed Barbados and was electricity to most of the island. At the storm's Tass said officials of the Soviet Embassy Although the United States now maintains moving slightly north of due west toward the peak, only three facilites on the island were in Washington had gone to the State Depart- a special interests section in Its old embassy islands of St. Lucia and St. Vincent, both newly- receiving public power • a water pumping station, ment and "drawn its attention once again to here, State Department officials have said independent former British colonies of Britain. the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and the Hilton the tacts of gross violence toward the family that Cuban foreign policy, such as its mili- The weather service said the storm's path Hotel. States, Britain, Italy and Venezeula — had been of Soviet citizens ML. And A.M. Polovchak." tary presence in Africa, Is a key obstacle to could bring it near St. Lucia by 4 a.m. EDT. It Lord Carrington, the British foreign secre- moved to safer rooms away from the beach. It charged that Vladimir - Walter in establishment of full diplomatic relations be- warned of torrential rains which could produce tary, cut short a visit to Barbados to avoid being Barbados officials said 205 government facil- Knghsh — and his sister "are in the hands of tween the two countries. disastrous flash flooding, especially In moun- on the island when the storm hit. He left ahead of ities had beeen made available as hurricane the official authorities actually as hostages." tainous regions of both islands, which are vol- time for Venezuela, his next scheduled stop. shelters , along with numerous private facilities, Orange juice war seen canic in origin. Barbados, with a population of 250,000, is 700 such as church halls and cricket clubs. Hurricane warnings also were In effect for miles northeast of Caracas, Venezuela. Supermarkets and hardware stores, usually ORLANDO, Fla. - An orange juice war is Dominica, and the French island of Martinique, At the Pjtel Sandy Lane, where Carrington closed on Sundays, opened for business In the Dancer changes mind shaping up in Florida, with citrus growers with gale warnings in effect for neighboring is- had been staying, General Manager Norbert Pe- morning so people could make last-minute prepa- prepared to do battle with foreign producers lands to the north and south. Small craft as far tersen reported swelling tides and fierce wind rations for the storm. Windows in some houses MOSCOW - Ludmilla Vlasova, the they say are trying to squeeze domestic pro- away as Puerto Rico were warned not to venture gusts Sunday night with tree branches breaking. were boarded up as officials put the island on full Bolshoi ballerina whose return to Moscow ducers out of the U.S. market. far from port. He said the 120 guests — most from the United hurricane alert. prompted the 73-hour grounding of a Soviet Leaders of the $2 billion industry see the airliner in New York last August, has asked tariff-busting efforts by five nations as a Soviet authorities to let her join her husband repeat of the "great tomato war" with Mexi- who delected to the United States. co last year. —v. "There have been discussions of this and The five nations — Mexico, Colombia, Egypt rejects Israel Jerusalem law, I received a promise." Miss Vlasova said Panama, Hondouras and Israel - have peti- Saturday. "But so far, there has been no tioned the U.S. government to be allowed to olhcial answer, no official permission." send orange juice and fresh fruit into the Miss Vlasova said she is in almost daily United States duty-free under provisions asks Begin live up to agreements telephone contact with her husband, Alex- granting trade advantages to developing na- ander Uodunov, who defected last Aug. 22 tions. CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Egypt rejected as Sadat suspended the autonomy talks in May The autonomy talks, which were to have re- during the Bolshoi Ballet's New York tour. The requests are under review by special "null and void" Israel's law declaring Jerusalem after the unified Jerusalem bill was Introduced in sumed today, were to have focused on the future U.S. authorities blocked the Moscow- U.S. Trade Representative Reubin Askew, a the Jewish state's permanent, Indivisible capital the Israeli Parliament. Aly said Sadat sent the of the 1.2 million Palestinian Arabs who live in bound Aeroflot jetliner Miss Vlasova had former Florida governor who supported the and urged Prime Minister Menachem Begin to letter to Begin after the bill passed Wednesday. territories occupied by Israel. Settlement of that boarded at Kennedy International Airport steady development of the citrus industry in live up to the Camp David accords so the Palesti- matter is considered crucial to Middle East until she convinced them she wanted to go his eight years in office. nian autonomy talks could resume ' Reporters asked Aly if Sadat was asking Begin peace. home A decision on the petitions is expected this Begin's Cabinet was expected to respond to- to revoke the law. "It is not our problem now," he answered. "Israel has to decide on the way Israel captured predominantly-Arab East Je- When the plane arrived here. Miss week. day. rusalem from Jordan during its 1967 war with the Vlasova lied into the arms of her weeping The petitions have come under fire from "The Israeli measures concerning Jerusalem that would make the negotiations valid." Sadat's letter was not released to reporters, Arabs. Unlike the other Israeli-captured territo- mother, and said she was glad to be back on the various segments of the state's fruit-and- are totally rejected by our government, and ries — the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Kussian soil She told interviewers the New vegetable industry and Florida Agriculture Egypt considers them, and especially the recent but diplomats familiar with its contents told The Associated Press the Egyptian leader asked for Gaza Strip — East Jerusalem was annexed by York incident had been "madness." Commissioner Doyle Conner. so-called law, as null and void," Foreign Minister Israel. Kamal Hassan Aly told reporters yesterday. assurances that the question of control over East "Due to the fact that such measures con- Jerusalem remained open to negotiation despite Neither Egypt nor any other Arab state ac- stitute an obstacle to peace, President (Anwar) the law. cepted Israel's claim to the city, which contains he weather Sadat urged Mr. Begin in his letter to shoulder his The sources, who asked not to be identified, shrines sacred to Jews, Moslems and Christians. commitments under the Camp David accords ... said Sadat left the specific form of the assurances The new law will have little practical effect on FORECAST and also urged him not to put obstacles on the up to Begin. the way the city is run, but the Arabs consider it road to peace so that negotiation would continue A copy of Sadat's letter was sent to President an unacceptable symbol of Israeli intentions to in a positive and suitable atmosphere.'' Carter, Aly said. hold on to the holy city. Washington action hit Militants protest arrest of Iranians

By The Associated Press Tehran Radio quoted him as telling Greek when their demonstration in support of Kho- Iranian militants called on thousands of Catholic Archbishop Hilarion Capudji, "Do you meini's regime turned into a violent confrontation Tehran residents to rally outside the captured know what America and the American police are with anti-Khomeini counter-demonstrators and U.S. Embassy tonight to protest the alleged mis- doing right now to our students? Do you know that police. treatment of 192 Iranian demonstrators arrested our youngsters are being kept unconscious under The Iranians' lawyers have charged the dem- in Washington, Tehran Radio reported. lock and key with broken ribs?" onstrators were brutalized by police. Many have The arrest of the demonstrators, many of Capudji had delivered a letter from the pope refused to eat in prison, and all have refused to whom are on a hunger strike, touched off a series asking that Catholics living under the fundamen- reveal their names. U.S. officials say most are NAIIONAt'Wl AIH|t SltVKI of angry mass protests in their homeland over the talist Islamic regime be allowed to live in peace believed to be college students. N<>»* US Orfit ,4 tnmmmti weekend and elicited a bitter reaction from revo- and practice their religion. Tehran Radio said thousands of people staged lutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini "Do you ever listen to the cry of the op- a sit-in at a mosque in the northwestern Iranian accompanied by threats of reprisals against the 52 pressed, or do you only heed shouting of the city of Germi on Sunday to protest "America's American hostages. oppressors?" Khomeini was quoted as respond- fascist action." AFMWU Angry demonstrators in one Iranian city de- ing. They called on the Iranian Parliament to order TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather manded the hostages be put on trial immediately U.S. immigration authorities were preparing the "American spies" — the hostages — be tried Sandy Hook Service forecast for today predicts showers In Indi- in retaliation, Tehran Radio reported. for deportation proceedings against the detained as soon as possible, the state-run radio said. TODAY - High 3:16 p.m. ana. Illinois and the Great Lakes Region. A plea from Pope John Paul II on behalf of Iranians — 189 men in a federal prison In New Khomeini has given the Parliament responsi- and low 9:54 pm Iranian Catholics brought an angry response from York State, 20 women in a New York City federal bility for deciding the fate of the hostages. Many TOMORROW - High 3:44 Khomeini, who accused the pontiff of ignoring the detention center, and three men hospitalized for members of the majority Islamic Republican am and 4:19 p in and low Local Weather alleged brutal treatment of the demonstrators by the apparent effects of their hunger strike. Party favor putting them on trial for as spies and 10:01 am and 10:54p.m U.S. authorities. They were arrested in Washington July 27 then either "punishing" or expelling them. For Red Bank and Yesterday's high temperature at The Register wealber Humson bridge, add two tlation was 91 degrees. The low yesterday wag 73. II was hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 93 at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was 71. Today'* I a.m. Tougher laws sought minutes: Long Branch, de- temperature was 71. There was .11 Inch of precipitation duct 15 minutes. Highlands In the U hours ending at 6 a.m. today. There were 18 bridge, add 40 minutes. cooling degree days yesterday, 48 for the month and S85 by area commuters for the season lo date. Last year's total lo date wai SM. H M Prt Otlk (continued) tion the state can use to Albany 14 M 02 cir 93 Ml SO cdv purchase the cars for some Amanllo cdv COASTAL FORECAST over Cheesequake Creek $700,000 each. Anchorage M .22 Ctr caused the delay. The bridge Asnevilir n2 U cdv Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Atlanta 94 '4 IS cdv came out of alignment and Gagliano said he got a call Atlantc Ctv •) '4 cir Winds variable 5 to 10 knots today and southerly 5 to late Friday night from Gam- Baltimore 71 68 Cdv 15 knots tonight. Weather fair today and tonight. Visibili- became stuck in the open BirminQhm 9S IS 03 Cdv baccini saying he was Bismarck 61 cir ty 5 miles or more today and tonight. Average wave position shortly before 6 p.m. HN ft 16 cir Rush hour trains were de- "ashamed" at what hap- Boston '0 Cir heights 1 to 3 feet today. Brownsvlle H tfi cir layed while crews from South pened, but adding that per- Butlfl'o 71 o Amboy and Red Bank worked haps it was a good thing be- CharUIn SC M III **' cilv Charlsln WV H 71 .01 cdv II:IISI:Y SHORE to lower the bridge. It finally cause Premo learned Cheyenne W H cir Mostly sunny today. Highs In the mid 80s. Partly Chicago 14 tl was lowered at 8:J firsthand of the problems the Cincinnati •1 fifl 1 M CdV cloudy tonight and tomorrow. Scattered thunderstorms riders face: bi .2) fir Columbus BI 69 .12 cir tomorrow:towsionigtlt70,1b75: HTghsitomorrow85To80. Gagliano said ilf sent a Dal-Ft Win 102 cdv Precipitation probability '10 percent today and today telegram Friday to State Arlene Stump of the Com- Oenvar hV cir Dei Moines 90 bl rn night. Winds south to southwest 5 to 15 mph today. Ocean Transportation Com- muters' Wives blamed the Detroit 12 y .30 cir missioner Louis J. Gambac- problems facing commuters Duluttt 76 M water temperatures are 70 to 75 degrees. Fairbanks 62 SI M cini and Premo saying the on the management of the Hartford t9 y .27 cl commuters deserved an transit corporation. Stump Htlmi 64 u cdv SOI i HI JERSEY Honolulu H 7] cir apology for the way the ride said the commuter groups Houston •4 81 cdv Mostly sunny today. Highs upper 80s to low 90s. Partly Indnaplli •6 II 06 cir was mishandled. In the tele- have told Gambaccini that JacksnvlU 90 76 cdv cloudy tunigkt and Tomorrow. Scattered thunderstorms Juneau U 20 rn tomorrow. Lows tonight low to mid 70s. Highs tomorrow gram he also asserted that there is a lack of supervision Kani Cltv 90 6i cdv greater communication must and a lack of monitoring Las Vegas 109 V cir upper 80s to mid 90s. Precipitation probability 10 percent Little Rock 95 n cir today and tonight. Southwest winds 10 mph or less today. be established between Con- filtering down from the top of Los Angeles U !0 cir rail and Amtrak officials, the corporation. Louisville 17 cdv Mem Phil 91 ini .04 cdv who Gagliano said often Miami M 14 .14 cdv SOUTH JERSEY EXTENDED Stump said the commuter Milwaukee 76 u elf blame each other for delays. Mpls-St.P BS rn Extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday. groups must "go after top Nashville S6 Mp M cdv Continued very warm and humid Wednesday through New Orlaans 94 80 . cdv The senator also told management people and Nfw York t2 70 .03 rn Friday with sunny to partly sunny days and mostly clear Gambaccini that the line that's Gambaccini ... and Norfolk 101 '9 .02 cdv nights. Highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s and lows in the low Okla Cltv M 71 cdv needs 50 new cars. He pointed he's ultimately the one re- Omaha •0 bi cdv to mid 70s. Orlando 93 cdv out, too, that there is an op- sponsible." Philadohia fS 11 .04 cir Phoenix t02 U cir Pittsburgh SO 67 1.03 Cir NORTH JERSEY Ptland. Me 81 67 clr Mostly sunny today. Highs in the mid 80s. Partly Ptland. Or* 76 M cdv Rapid City 98 sa cdv cloudy tonight and tomorrow. Scattered thunderstorms Reno 46 Clr tomorrow. Lows tonight 70 to 75. Highs tomorrow 85 to 90. Richmond 9n9 N cdv Let our Trust SI Louis M cdv Precipitation probability 10 percent today and today Department St PTampa 93 '6 cdv night. Winds south to southwest 5 to 15 mph today. Ocean Salt Lake •7 II clr help you hurdle San Dltgo 77 n clr water temperatures are 70 to 75 degrees. San Fran 66 Si clr your financial p Saattta 72 S4 cdv Rwltur pun by «. 5. wllll.mi Spokane 77 SO cdv problems. St Ste Maria 71 4a . clr EASTERN PENN. TulM 104 79 cdv BOUQUET FOR THE QUEEN — Ruth Evans, of Long Branch, received the crown Washlngtn 99 77 .06 cdv Mostly sunny today. Highs upper 80s to low 90s. Partly of Ms. Monmouth County Senior Citizen during coronation ceremonies in Long Ml—Yaittrdav'i high. cloudy tonight and Tomorrow. Scattered thunderstorms Lo—Ye»l«rdav's ow. Branch. She was selected from a field of nine contestants in the 9th annual pageant Prc—PrtclPllatl >n tor 14 hoirttfttf- tomorrow. Lows tonight low to mid 70s. Highs tomorrow which was sponsored by the Long Branch Senior Resource Center in conjunction nglP m. EDT veiterdav. upper 80s to mid 90s. Precipitation probability 10 percent 01 CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Otlk—Sttv comlH Wfii aulook fsr to- with the Department of Recreation, Parks and Conservation. Paving special tribute day. today and tonight. Southwest winds 10 mph or less today. M—Mining. to the 1980 queen are Long Branch Mavor Henry R. Cioffi, left, and Freeholder Director Ray Kramer. CONVEMENI OtFCES • UOO.ESC« • UCNMOUTH . OC4E0N • UNUN 4 The Dtfly Register MONDAY. AUGUST 4. i

IIHIIIMIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMII IIIIIIMtMlllllllllllllllltlt Obituaries 9 hurt, 6 badly, iiiiiiiimt•IIIIIMIIMDMIHIIMtlMIIIIIUIHIIIHIIIMIMMIIIItlllllllllllMIMIMKIIIIIn I Donald Ogden Stewart; as boat explodes BEACH HAVEN (AP) - An outing on burns. the Atlantic Ocean ended in tragedy when Marine Police Sgt. James Cassidy at humorist, script writer a small pleasure boat moored at a dock in Ship Bottom said three others also re- Little Egg Harbor burst into flames, injur- ceived minor injuries. They were Roy LONDON (AF) - Donald ing nine persons, including six with severe Townsend, 21, of Hohokus; Evan Muller, Ugden Stewart, humorist, burns, authorities said. 21, of Wyckoff, and Robert Gould, 23, also playwright, actor and Holly- Six of those injured yesterday were of Hohokus. The extent of their injuries wood script writer who won airlifted from Southern Ocean County Hos- was unknown immediately. an Oscar lor "The Philadel- pital to burn units at two North Jersey Gould owned the 26-foot cabin cruiser, phia Story" and then was hospitals yesterday afternoon, according Cassidy said. blacklisted during the 1950s, to Harry Gaynor, president of the National "They were just getting ready to start has died alter a bnel illness, Burn Victim Foundation. for a day's excursion," Cassidy said. his son said yesterday He Four of the patients were Uken by "The boat was started once," but the was 85 State Police Med-Avac helicopter to motors failed, Cassidy said. "The second A member of the lamous Hackensack Hospital, Gaynor said. time it went." 1920s 'round table" of in- Two others were transported by Coast Ms. Caselli sustained first- and second- tellectuals who gathered Guard helicopter to St. Barnabas Medical degree burns over 70 percent of her body, nightly at New York's Algon- Center in Livingston, Gaynor said. and Sigel was being treated for first- and quin Hotel. Stewart counted Those airlifted to Hackensack were second-degree bums over 65 percent of his among his Inends Dorothy identified as Katherine Nasutieo, 30, of body, Gaynor said. Parker. Hobert Benchley, Bogota; Joann Hunter, 21, of Ridgewood; Aita was being treated for first- and hdmund Wilson, Ernest Dan Sigel, 21, of Englewood, and Joseph second-degree burns over about 80 percent Hemingway and F Scott Strauss, 23, of Hohokus. of his body, while Nasutieo received first-, Fitzgerald All were in satisfactory condition last second- and third-degree burns over 26 to He died Saturday at his night, a spokesman for the hospital said. 30 percent of her body and Hunter sus- home in tendon, where his Strauss originally was to have been tained second-degree burns over about 25 son said he had sought refuge transported by ambulance, but "he de- percent of her body, Gaynor said. alter being driven out of Hol- Donald Ogden Stewart veloped respiratory problems," Gaynor He said airlifting began at the lywood in the early 1950s as a said. Manahawkin airport. The Med-Avac unit result ol the highly publicized phia Story," which starred . Maurice Aita, 23, of Ridgewood and was able to fly directly to St. Barnabas, Senate investigations, run by Katharine Hepburn and Denise Caselli, 21, both of Ridgewood, but the larger Coast Guard helicopter was' APWMa the late Sen Joseph K. Mc- James Stewart, he was earn- were taken to St. Barnabas, Gaynor said. forced to land at Teterboro Airport several Carthy, ol suspected com- ing what was said to be one of BURN VICTIM ARRIVES - Dan Sigel, 21. of Englewood, is moved from a Both were in critical but stable condi- miles from Hackensack Hospital. Coast Guard helicopter yesterdav to a waiting ambulance en route to munists and subversives. the highest salaries for the tion in St. Barnabas' burn unit, said nurs- Cassidy declined to speculate on the Hi' son ol a judge, Stew- Job-15,000 a week. Hackensack Hospital. Sigel was one of nine persons hurt, six critically, when a ing supervisor Carol Manzella. She said cause of the explosion. He said Marine boat exploded Into flames while moored at a dock in Little Egg Harbor. art was born Nov 30, 1894 in In Hollywood, Stewart be- both had suffered first- and second-degree Police were conducting an investigation. Columbus. Ohio He attended came head of the Kxeter Academy and Yale Screenwriters Guild and was University, where he wasoutspoken in his political graduated in 1916 views, including opposition to Wilson suggested he try to fascism in Spain and Nazi Probers Sexual harassment charges probed write tor magazines. Stew- Germany. In the wake of the arts lirst articles satirized McCarthy hearings and the she was dating at the time rules, physical or verbal sex- PATERSON (AP) - Fed- the charges, which are under in the Paterson area. He said some of the writers of the day strong emotion they evoked ual harassment is illegal il eral officials are Investigat- investigation by the Equal he has been married for 20 Both Miss Garcia and Chidiac and he began to achieve rec- in the United States, MGM sitt ruins cooperation becomes a basis ing charges by some female Employment Opportunity Of- years and generally resides since have resigned from ognition as a humorist with a broke its contract with Stew- for employment decisions or employees of the U.S. Census fice of the U.S. Census Bu- with his family in a Maryland their posts Hair lor poking fun at pre- art and he moved to England if the overtures interfere office in Paterson that they reau. suburb. "I just couldn't stand the tension and hypocrisy. with his wife, Ella Winter, of house with workers' performances were harassed sexually by In recent interviews, sev- In some instances, era- way things were being run. He published seven books whom he had married in 1938. RUMSON - Firemen their supervisor, according to eral current and former em- ployees said Nelson hinted Miss Garcia said ol humor, among them "Mr have not yet determined the The couple settled in Lon- a published report. ployees said off-color com- that overtime opportunities Another woman, who still and Mrs Haddock Abroad, " cause of a fire that gutted at don where Stewart, working Although the district man- incuts and sexual advances, and full-time job offers could works in the office and asked Aunt Polly s History of one-family house at 2-B anonymously, continued to ager, Clive A. Nelson, em- which are illegal, accom- result if they cooperated with Mankind " and "The Crazy I 'inmly St. early Saturday. not to be identified, said that Save write scripts for Hollywood phatically defended the over- panied chronic mismanage- his sexual advances, accord- Kool." His plays included "We know it started in a she was in Nelson's office one in defiance of the black- all management of the census ment at the census office. ing to the report. "How I Wonder," "Emily" back bedroom where there day when "He grabbed my listing. office, he refused, to discuss Hundreds of census forms "1 don't think there are Save and his most famous, "The was stereo equipment, but we arm and tried to kiss me I. In 1975, he wrote his auto- had been lost or forged, they many women there he has Kidders," a comedy about told him 1 would scream if he biography, "By a Stroke of haven't been able to pinpoint said. The charges were con- missed," said Helen D. the uneasy link between hu- didn't let go." Luck." the exact cause, " Assistant Eatontown tained in a report that ap- Lomazow. who cited sexual Save mor and American business The woman said despite He is survived by his Fire Chief Leonard Friscia peared in yesterday's edi- harassment as a principal life. her aversion to working for widow, their two sons, Ames said yesterday. tions of The New York reason for her resignation Nelson, she can't afford to 20% Stewart was invited to Ogden Stewart, 52, and Firemen from the Oceanic shoplifters Times. from a supervisory position quit her job KODAK PROCESSING Hollywood in the early 1930s Donald Ogden Stewart Jr., Hook and Ladder Company ' Nelson is on leave from at the office earlier in July. "I would leave this job, if AT ALL TIMES and became one of the town's 48; a stepson from his wife's and the Rumson Fire Com- his regular post as a super- Silvana Garcia said pay fines I could, " said the single pa- most successful script first marriage, Pete Ste- pany responded to an alarm visor in the census head- Nelson was trying to pry her rent "But 1 have a son and 1 writers After winning an Os- phens, 55, and three grand- just before 6 a.m. Saturday. EATONTOWN — Four quarters -near Washington away from Michael Chidiac, car in 1940 for "The Philadel- children. Thirty firemen battled the shoplifters and a bad check and has been living in a hotel a fellow enumerator whom need the money " blaze before extinguishing it artist have been convicted in Russell Valentine, an Barbra Ann Nidak about 6:30 a.m. Municipal Court. equal employment opportuni- The house was occupied by Joann M. Knee, Franklin 9 ty counselor, confirmed that KEYPOKT - Barbra Ann Her husband, Joseph Peter Koch and Robert Mac- Ter., Long Branch, was fined 'Swinging club his office is looking into the Nidak. 83. of 206 Luppatatong Nidak, died in 1942. INutt, two young men who had $200 plus $25 court costs for charges. Aviv died Saturday at Riv- Surviving are a son, Albin rented it, Friscia reported. shoplifting from the Bam- - Last April, the federal L. Nidak, with whom she erview Hospital, Red Bank. He said the back bedroom berger's store at the Mon- Equal Employment Op- lived; a daughter, Mrs. Joann Mrs Nidak was born in where the fire started was mouth Mall. A 45-day Mon- rouses curiosity portunity Commission pub- Union Beach and lived here Blocker, Greenville, B.C.; unoccupied at the time of the moutti County Jail sentence lished regulations which ex- mosl ol her lite two sisters, Mrs. Mary Bubis, blaze; one of the tenants had was suspended. POMONA (AP) - A new if the township takes legal plicitly forbid "unwelcome Belore retiring in 1960, she Bayonne, and Mrs. Jessie action against the club. chosen to sleep in the living Richard Lee Shirvanian, club in this Atlantic City sub- sexual advances " toward em- had been employed by the O'Brien, South Amboy; six "It's a good political room, where it was cooler, he Arlene Drive, West Long urb offers patrons a swim- ployees by their supervisors, General Cigar Co.. Perth Am- grandchildren, and six great- ming pool, Jacuzzi, disco and move to say, Look what explained. Branch, also convicted of in either government or boy.lor 20 years. grandchildren something extra. we're doing. We're protecting There were no injuries but shoplifting from Bam- private business. Under the She was a communicant of The Bedle Funeral Home, your morality,'" Schoch said. Fire Chief Lee West de- berger's, was fined $150 and It's the something extra — Si Joseph's Roman Catholic here, is in charge of arrange- assessed $25 court costs. so-called "swinging rooms" "1 hate to blow the image, scribed the structure and Its Church, here ments. — that has roused the curiosi- but there's probably less sex- contents as "virtually de- Lorraine C. Brunell, Lon- ty of local authorities. ual activity going on here stroyed." ny Court, Toms River, paid Mrs. Anthony G. D'Ambrosio Sr. "It's something we're than people believe." NOTICE West said Koch, who was $150 plus $25 costs after being convicted of shoplifting from going to have to talk over Only couples and single PORT MONMOUTH - band, Anthony G. asleep in the living room at the Abraham and Straus with the solicitor," said Leon women are allowed club TO ELECTRIC AND GAS UTILITY Mary L D'Ambrosio. 45, of 52 D'Ambrosio ST.; three sons, the time of the fire, was store at the mall. Kill Setton, Steelman, acting manager of membership — $200 annually Bray Ave , died Thursday at Anthony Jr., Peter and awakened by a neighbor, but Imperial House, Long Galloway Township. "I don't and $50 for an introductory Monmoulh Medical Center, only, after the house was full CUSTOMERS Joseph, all at home, and two Branch, paid similar penal- think we can do anything be- visit, Schoch said. Single men Long Branch. of smoke. brothers, Joseph Tirella, Un- ties for shoplifting from the cause of the fact that they're are not permitted to join, said Be advised that, pursuant to the Public Utility Regulatory Mrs D'Ambrosio was "They didn't have a ion Beach, and Angelo J.C. Penney store at the mall. nude. Maybe if there are sex- Schoch, who plans to feature Policies Act ol 1978 (PURPA). PL. 95-617, the Board of born in Brooklyn, NY. and smoke alarm," the chief said, a "gay night" beginning in Tirella, Queens. N.Y. Marvin Schwartz, Ocean ual acts involved." Public Utilmes, through the Ollice ot Administrative Law, is had lived here 18 years. adding, "We try to push September The John F. Pfieger Fu- Ave., Sea Bright, was fined Such acts are indeed in- conducting public hearings in BPU Docket No 803-151, She was a communicant of them, because they give a Schoch said he was going neral Home, New Monmouth, $100 and assessed $50 court volved, says the operator of OAL Docket No PUC 3589-80. so that it may consider si Catherine's Roman Catho- person those extra few costs upon his conviction of the two-week-old "Avant to build the club in Cherry and evaluate the appropriateness of adopting and im- lic Church.East Keansburg. was in charge of arrange- minutes needed if they wake two counts of issuing Garde," John Schoch, who Hill before the casinos re- plementing PURPA standards with respect to each electric Surviving are her hus- ments. him up. This man was just worthless checks. said he wouldn't be surprised juvenated Atlantic City. and gas utility lor which il has ratemaking authority. lucky the neighbors woke him 1 Margaret Sheehan up- These standards are divided into three basic groups: Ratemaking Standards, Service Standards and Lifeline RUMSON - Margaret son, Harold M. Sheehan, died West and Friscia are con- Rates Sheehan. 81. of 30 First St, in 1979. tinuing their investigation. died yesterday at Riverview Surviving are two daugh- Rate Design Standards are concerned with whether the Hospital. Red Bank ters, Mrs. Elaine Normile, , Correction tariffs for utility service shquld retlect the cost of providing Mrs Sheehan was born in Sea Bright, and Miss that service and, il so, what methods ol calculating those Dr. Alfred J. Shapiro, di- Hoboken and had lived here Marguerite Sheehan, with costs should be used. In addition, the manner in which rector of dermatology at 50 years whom she lived; nine grand- these rates are designed is also a consideration. The rate Monmouth Medical Center, She was a communicant of children, and eight great- design standards set out in PURPA are: Holy Cross Roman Catholic grandchildren. Long Branch, and Jersey Church, here the John K. Day J-'uneraFurer l Shore Medical Center, Nep- 1. Cost nl sflrvirn- Her husband, Patrick Home, Red Bqnk, is irn"chai r~gg -^wie^sajs^ water is a trans- 2 Declining block rates Sheehan. died in 1945. and a of arrangements. mi 11 eronnTfavtohrt~-wy«t.. Up To 3. Time-ol-day rates and therefore persons who A. Seasonal rates wish to avoid sun exposure Cosmo A. Panett ^OFF 5. Interruptible rates v while in the water should be 6. Load Management techniques WALL TOWNSHIP - Cos- Michael A. Panett, Portland, aware that they still are sun- All Unit* in Stock mo A Panett, 64. of Grant Ore., and a sister, Mrs. exposed. The Service Standards are concerned with the improve- St.. died Saturday at Mon- Angelina Bruno, West Long In a recent article in the ment ol service and the conservation of energy. They are: mouth Medical Center. Long Branch. Sunday Register, it was 1. Master metering Branch The Damialto Funeral stated incorrectly that water 2. Automatic adjustment clauses Mr Panett was bom in Home, Long Branch, is inis a good reflector. 3. Information to consumers Long Branch and lived there charge of arrangements. • | 4. Procedures for termination of service belore moving here 15 years 6Mk*|Dii11r 5. Advertising ago. Belore retiring, he was a $ 94 draltsman at Fort Mon- The Daily Register 107 $43300 Liteline rales would allow a rate lor the essential needs of DM. 154.20 mouth. where he had been (USPS-145-440) fUg. 155 99 the residential electric customer which is lower than cost ot employed 30 years Grllln Oil, RM. 690.43 providing electric service to that customer class. He was a U S. Army veter- The Sunday Register PURPA requires that all of the above standards be an of World War II (USPS-334-570) considered with regard to electric utilities. With regard to His wife, the former 1139 OCEAN AVE. gas utilities, only procedures for termination ot service and Winifred LaVance. died in SEA BRIGHT advertising are to be considered. 1»77 *"* M*in Office * One Register Plaia Shrewsbury. N J. 07tf1 * 842-3355 Surviving are a son, Any one of these standards, or a combination thereof, may Branch OMIctt B>6Rt 3S, M.ooietown. N.J O7H8 result in a substantial change in rates if implemented in a Monmouin County Courthouse.. Freehold. U J 01T21 , future rate proceeding. 202 Death Notices 319 B'Mdwtv Long Branch, N J 07740 • Stale House. Trenion. H J OUIS A procedural hearing in this mailer has been scheduled lor Mrmbrri o< the Aiwciatnt Pr*M The Auocintm Pret*is entitled enctusivt- Monday, August 25, 1980, at 10:00 a.m. at the Olfice of KAISER — C*tn*'in« M (nee 'v to the use of.an ifte local news printed in the ntwsoaoer at well as all AP ntw% Dr»«n*v! MT t). ot Wl Tiwmpwn dtiMKhta Administrative Law, 185 Washington Street, Newark, New *.r Ee»t Kransburg N J on Au tuil 1 H*0 B«l*vMt wi<* o* John J Jersey 07102. The purpose of this hearing is to deal with • K#'W Jr OvotrO rnot*?' o( John such issues as intervention, compensation, discovery and J 3fO and *'S Kalhy CtMvrw* Fit n*r*l M>HnrMU» «t • IS * m from scheduling of future hearings. the John F Pfltetr Funt'H Home. MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAK Md MARINE PLYWOOD MS TtnflaH ROM. New Monmouin Cash • Ctrry • All S./.i Flntl' W» nnnm thm right to limit qutntltln Masi o* C»»f iil.an Btm«l Will t» o) Ttrm Dally Sunda* Daily ana Open Dally 7:30-5:30 P.M. Any inquiries with regard to this proceeding may be tr*rfl*iM CatneonetRC Church. „• Only Only Sunday directed to the Board of Public Utilities, Room 208, 1100 East Keanstourg. a( 10 a m Inter One Ytar (42 00 111 00 1*0 M Frl. Nit* til»P.M. • Sat. 7:30 toS P.M. mem Ml Oitwet C#mtl»fv, Mn) Home delivery o. Carrier — Daily and Sunday Si »a week. Sunday oni> Raymond Boulevard, Newark, New Jersey 0710?. wn Visiting Monday *n6 Tu*i ntl Both Store* Open Sunday 9 to 3 P.M. Single copy at Counter — Daily » cent*. Sunday JO cents

/ SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. AUGUST4, i860 The Daily Register 5 Motorcyclists need watching Fund would ease cost By SYLVIA PORTEH a good helmet especially. If you're not re- It was at one of Manhattan's most carefully quired by law to wear a helmet, do so anyway, protected intersections — with a traffic light, to protect your head from impact. Select a of A-plant shutdowns frequent visits by policemen on horseback and helmet that meets or exceeds your state's foot, a savings bank on one corner, a com- YOUR MONEY'S safety standards, that fits comfortably but WASH1NCJTON-UP) - remains unsettled and that is quire nuclear licensees to pay mercial bank on another - where I narrowly neither too snugly nor too loosely, and that will Jersey Central Power & how to help ratepayers deal a $5 million fee to insure escaped becoming another of New York's mo- not interfere with your vision. Light Co.'s six-month fight with the extra costs as- themselves against long-term torcycle fatalities this past week. WORTH Protect your eyes from dirt, bugs, dust, lor reduced rates for re- sociated with prolonged nuclear power shutdowns. placement power it buys As the green light flashed in my direction water and other foreign objects. Buy a face power outages such as that The fees would generate a ii inn a tri-state power pool is and I stepped off the curb, a middle-aged man shield or goggles and be sure they are shat- caused by the Three Mile Is- $300 million fund which could By SYLVIA PORTER nearly over. on a motorcycle crossed against the red light terproof, free from scratches, wellventilated land accident. be tapped to help nuclear util- within inches of me and only my (for me, to prevent fogging and bear the ANSI Z87-1 or JCP&L and two utilities in Several lawmakers from ities which incur extra re- extraordinarily alert) side move averted what Pennsylvania own the Three :. The backlash is certain to become na- VESC8 standard in the upper right-hand cor- New Jersey and the state's placement energy costs ol would have been a direct blow that easily could Mile Island reactors which tionwide — but in the meantime, what? How to ner. Board of Public Utilities have more than $25 million be- have split me wide open. Wear long pants and long-sleeved clothes have been shut down since a made some proposals in this cause of a nuclear shutdown. control the motorcyclists particularly, who March 28, 1979 nuclear acci- I weaved with shock and pleaded with wit- often are the most vocal enthusiasts, the least that fit comfortably without binding. Cover area. nesses to help me to try to stop him, but he had both your hands and feet. Don't wear sneakers dent. Hughes was joined as a experienced, the least prepared to negotiate The shutdown forced the They proposed that a $100 long since raced around the next corner. There big-city streets? What's more, motorcyclists or sandals. Ankle-high boots with heavy heels sponsor by Heps. James How- was no way to identify him or trace his cycle. I and reinforced toes are best. companies to look to other million fund be established ard, D-Wall Township; are older, more affluent, more bewitched by utilities for power to replace through a national surcharge could only be grateful that I had not joined the (3) Enroll in a motorcycle rider course — K(I w i n Korsythe, I< the mistaken notion that riding a motorbike is that which would have been on electric bills, adding about horror statistics showing mounting numbers of for our sakes as well as your protection. A Moorestown; and Frank as easy as riding a bicycle (which it is not). generated by the nuclear re- two cents a month to an aver- cyclists, pedestrians and drivers now involved rider course has been developed by the non- Thompson Jr., I) Trenton Motorcyclists (and other cyclists) can re- actors. age monthly utility bill. in accidents, a record volume of which are prof it Motorcycle Safety Foundation; is avail- fatalities duce the threats to themselves and thereby to The replacement power Howard is one of the spon- all of us by following just a few rules: able in just about every state; will provide you The money would be used sors of another proposal with instruction in the classroom and on your cost the utility more than it The surge in cycling is spreading across the (1) Buy a motorcycle that's right for your to help a utility which is which would help ratepayers motorcycle under the supervision of expert would have cost to generate nation, as millions turn to cycles to save on gas size and for its intended use, for you can't forced to buy replacement in the event or a nuclear shut- and benefit from the exercise. Since New York instructors. the electricity itself, sending control a machine that is too big or too heavy JCP&L to the brink of finan- power for more than 30 days. down City's transit strike, our already traffic- Whether you are young, old or in between, for you. You should be able to stand over the cial chaos. Some of those ex- A similar proposal has bloated streets are made even more dangerous this course is for you (and for us all) if you are That measure, currently by cyclists who aren't, as yet, required even to saddle and touch the ground flat-footed with tra costs have been passed on been advanced by Rep Wil- both feet, and be able to put both feet flat on a rider or want to be one. to its 670,000 New Jersey cus- before the House Ways and register and who can plow into you, possibly liam Hughes, D-Ucean City, Means Committee, would the ground when you sit on the motorcycle. If Because you have a license, you can't as- tomers. The utility recently whose district includes the injuring you for life, and ride away with mere- sume you can safely take your cycle from permit a tax credit for that ly a summons (if that). The New York news- you can't, the machine is too big for you to requested its sixth rate in- only operating nuclear plants showroom to the road. But with this course, crease in 18 months. portion of a fuel adjustment papers report another fatality as a result of a handle. Also test whether it's too heavy for in the state. charge which is directly you. you will learn how to handle your motorcycle At the same time, JCP&L hit-andrun cyclist almost every day. Motor- even before you start it up. Hughes has introduced caused by a nuclear plant nut- cycle accidents alone are reaching toward the If you're planning to ride in traffic, your was contesting the rate which age. And most important, you'll learn how to be it was charged for power legislation which would re- 200.000-a-year mark while new sales have tires should have treads to grip the pavement a safe rider — and to avoid being a murderer of soared above one million units a year, reports and more powerful brakes than on a combina- bought from the Pennsylva- bystanders as helpless as I was this past week, nia-New Jersey-Maryland the Motor Cycle Industry Council tion (on/off road) cycle. A street machine is in full daylight at the corner of Fifth specially built for traffic. Learn the dif- power pool. MOW! LOSE 7-10 LBS. So flagrant have the abuses become that Avenue and 8th Street, New York City. You ferences between types before you buy. Ten days ago, members of IN JUST 3 HOURS even the pedalers are asking for regulations, know who you are! the PJM reached a tentative including registration, license plates. (2) Buy and wear gear that protects you — You (bleep, bleep)!!!! settlement which would have Sound ridiculous? Of course! With modern Hypnosis, however, you learn techniques ol sate & permanent weigh! loss in just one cut the costs to the three af- exciting evening! See & hear Paul Caine, PhD, demonstrate how fected utilities by $13 million hypnosis helps you change mental attitudes toward lood & in the year which ended June eating Lose without hunger, bingeing or tad diets. Only $35 per 30. The tentative settlement person No extras ever. was filed on Thursday with TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 7-10 P.M. You may avoid interest payments the Federal Energy Regu- latory Commission which MOLLY PITCHER INN 88 Riverside Av«., Hod Bank, N.J. By DAVID R. SARGENT percent annually, based on swer all mail personally, but could act on it within a Into a Reservation!: Paul Calno, Ph.D., 741-4343 Q— In the early forties, I the value of your Colonial In- will answer all questions pos- month. bought 120.000 worth of K sible in his column.) But a more basic problem bonds and allowed them to come shares. This fund's accumulate interest for 20 compound growth rate over years At that time, I ex- SUCCESSFUL the last five years has been changed them for H bonds 7.9 percent. Thus, your worth 128.000 Now the feder- INVESTING withdrawals should not al government says the H deplete your investment in DIRECT BUYERS bonds will soon have to be this fund. cashed This means I will be By DAVID R. SARGENT liable for tax on the accrued I would suggest adding K bond interest Is there a 110,000 from the CD to [OF PRECIOUS METALS way around this? F.B. South ary. 1957, then they would Wellesley Income Fund and Carolina former aad withdraw $171 mature beginning in Febru- monthly from the latter. rolling over the balance to a new money market A— Your H bonds were ary. 1962. In that case you Could I deduct my Inveit We will pay CASH certificate. This mutual has acquired in the early 1960s would be unable to avoid meat la Baraett-Wlasloa la- achieved an 11.6 percent com- according to your letter H paying the deferred taxes on vestmeat Trust as a loss on bonds issued after June, IKS the accrued interest. my Income taxes? I can't Had pound growth rate in the past for your unwanted have a 30-year life, meaning Q I «m • n-yrar-ald the slock lined nay more. five years. At some point in yours would not reach widow with i modest peasloa L D.Florida the future, when you require maturity until the 1990s The Income. I oaly hope I do not A— Harriett -Winston additional income, you should tax on the accumulated K outlive my •urn I have • changed its name to Compass either take all dividends and bond interest would not be Cllli aiiiy market Investment Group in 1978. but capital gains on Wellesley In- due until your II bonds are certificate coming due sow. is still in operation. The come Fund in cash or set up a redeemed, disposed of, or How should this moacy be shares, trading in the tl to 12 withdrawal plan. In the GOLD JEWELERY relivcsUd? I own 1,111range, should be sold In order meantime, by reinvesting all GOLD and reach their final maturity. REGARDLESS OF CONDITION shares of Wellesley Ucome to establish a loss for tax distributions, you are build- If your dates are confused FWMI awl 7,JJf shares of Colo- purposes. ing your capital which in turn Bring In my ind you acquired the H bonds otal Ucome Fund. I reinvest You are currently will generate a larger return. unwanted 10K or between June. 1962 and Janu- all distribution, on the withdrawing at a rate of 7.4 (Mr. Sargent cannot an- UK • BRACELETS SILVER etc. e RINGS Report says trade barriers ^ • NECKLACES Class Rings... IO-Ko r »K • PINS • EARRINGS BRING A HIGH RETURN BECAUSE OF THEIR • CHARMS ETC. WEIGHT. THEY CAN EASILY BRING YOU UP are expensive to consumers lECAUSE OF HIGH GOLD PRICES; TO $1 SO EACH 10K-14K-18K ARE VALUABLE WASHINGTON (AP) - protectionism" includes: fiber Arrangement limits vir- sent a huge cost to con- Wedding Bands THEY CAN BE WORTH UP TO $200 EA. Countering political demands - International agree- tually all major textile ex- sumers, more than $5 billion lor stiller import controls, a ments. Instead of a free mar- porting and importing na- in four years," the study said. Kederal Trade Commission ket determining export-im- tions. Sugar prices were increased ANY POCKET WATCH PREMIUM PRICES PAID FOR report says trade barriers al- port levels, shares of a coun- "Textile restraints repre- by $1.56 billion > ready on the books have try's market are negotiated WORKING OR NOT- COMPLETE STERLING jacked up prices to con- by governments. •UP TO $1000 sumers by billions of dollars - Anti-dumping laws. SILVER SETS without benefiting U.S. in- These limit imports when MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER dustry and jobs by anywhere fc they are found to be sold for near that amount. less that the producer's costs. SUNDAY HOURS An economic study of five - Quantitative restraints. products, chosen because These restrictions are aimed MOW MOST WANTED they are subjects of govern- at imports , from selected ment measures to protect countries. 1O:OO AM-3:00 PM U.S. industries from foreign The study said the leading competition, said that "The example of how international MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER ITEMS THIS WEEK: overwhelming result of these agreements can cause higher case studies is that the costs prices to U.S. consumers is in 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY Check Out All New Prices!!! ol protection invariably ex-, textiles, where the Multi- _- 747-5220 mg STERLING SILVER SPOONS & FORKS UP FRANKLIN AND DANBURY MINT ITEMS ceed the benefits." TO $35.90 EACH PLUS DENTALGOLD It looked at textiles, sug- SILVER BOWLS, TRAYS & SERVING 10-KAND 14-K CLASS RINGS ar, color television sets, PIECES QUICKLY ADD UP TO HUNDRED UP TO $150 EACH citizens' bandTfSaioS and non- Cash in on OF DOLLARS. 10-K and 14-K AND 18-K WEDDING rubber shoes and said the SILVER COINS - 1964 & BEFORE BANDS UP TO $200 EACH higher prices to U.S. con- Equity in . SILVER DOLLARS- 1935 8. BEFOR sumers lor those products alone is about $2,073 billion Your annually. By contrast, bene- Home! fits in the form of pay to U.S. BORROW Regardless of Condition! workers who could otherwise \ lose their jobs was put at $281 »5,000-M0,000-»25,00

ByBILLZAPCIC edgment of his desirability while reading a Lead guitarist Terry Clements, nearly did not. HOLMDEL - No one told Gordon Light note from a fan ("You are the handsomest, electrocuted several times by his Big brown His emote, a brief one beeause-of-hls- foot that when he left his native Canada he'd the sexiest, the greatest performer ....") has Gretsch hollow body electric guitar, laid , have to deal with New Jersey weather. a face that reeks of normalcy. Grizzled, down a fuzzy, funky line behind Llghtfoot's flagging throat, was "Early Morning Rain," Oppressive humidity, no breeze, and a rugged, stereotypically from the backwoods, coffeehouse-style strumming, helping to tie a mixed tribute to the brave on the lawn seats string of one-night stands along the East Lightfoot looks as if be sings nights at a North American folk with '60s rock. who outlasted the thundershower, and to his string of one-nighters. Coast left Lightfoot mining some of his voice jerkwater saloon while teaching history or Pee Wee Charles, caressing his pedal No sooner had the house lights come up at the Garden State Arts Center last night, physical education during the day. steel guitar, provided an entire orchestra, than the roadies were stripping the stage. but only the most discerning ears could tell His rapport with the audience was also filling out the sound of such Lightfoot hits as the difference as the trouper battled pre- casual; onstage, Lightfoot is theVind of guy "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," "If cipitation and tonsillitis with a formidable you'd go drinking with Friday night. You Could Read My Mind," "Summertime array of musical weaponry Yet the subtle sophistication of his songs Dream," and "Don Quixote." Owl Haven to open Lightfoot, the self-proclaimed "trav- banishes the Image quickly. Charles, who virtually made the strings elling folksinger," apologized to the half- Musically, many of the songs derive their sing, acted as not only string section, but MARLBORO - Owl Haven, the newest capacity crowd for his throat condition, and melody lines from three- and four-chord horns, third lead guitar, special effects and nature education center of the New Jersey then proceeded to bring his songs to life with strumming on the acoustic guitar, with a adjunct comedian to Llghtfoot's celebrated Audubon Society, will open to the public for a the middle part of his crisp vocal range. steady, almost plodding beat to most of corny jokes. preliminary inspection at 1 p.m. Saturday. Songs which demanded notes too nigh or them. Indeed, songs in the first set of last Percussion ranging from brushes on Owl Haven Is In the Cobb House, Route too low were either avoided by the artist, or night's show seemed to blend into each other snares to temple bells added still another 522. An explanation of what is being done to were sung with as much voice as possible as toes continued to Up from one song to the flavor to this international treat. prepare the Cobb House for its opening to the public will be given. The walk will be con- before be faded back from the microphone. next. Lightfoot has drawn his lyrics from the The result was mixed; while some of his ducted In the surrounding area of Monmouth But the solo instruments which Lightfoot Canadian North Woods, from his trips on the studio recordings exhibit more soul and feel- Battlefield State Park, Manalapan. has highlighted in the songs — and which high seas, from the backstreets of big cities ing, Llghtfoot's songs last night were techni- In September Owl Haven will be open were played by a stellar back-up band'— and small towns. His Images are vivid, his cally sound and smacked of true bravery. daily for visits by the public, school classes. GORDON LIGHTFOOT provide more than enough depth and vari- poetry is fresh and poignant. Scout troops and other interested groups. Lightfoot, despite a facetious acknowl- ation. If his music sounded the same, his songs

SERGEANT BILKO "Gunman'a Walk" 10M mighty Sioux, who had daa- boxar who haa become an 9:00 ••© M.A.S.H. The 4077th NIGHT GALLERY Van Haflln, Tab Hunter. A troyad Cualar, to walk tha path maahad In a web of llea andcor- can't aaoapa the Korean War, § PREDATORS Robert rancher Irlea to train hia two ofpaacaorbadrlvanbacklotha ruollon. (BS mini ) even in Ita dreams. (Repeat) Redlordnarraleethiedocumen- eonatobereepectablecitlzena I (2hra.30mlna.) 3:00 O NEWS Television today OO MONDAY NIGHT AT lary on tha plight of predatora. ' RAT PATROL OMOVIE (COMEDY)"'•• THE MOVIES From Hera To TIM program examinee the im- cauaeenoutbureiol violence. (2 LIFEOFRILEY "Carry on Clao" loss Eternity: Crosaroads and Sa- 1: e n c er »t r ic k m n young man who pact thai man tiaa on nature'! hre .05 mina ) i NEWS Amanda Barry, Sidney Jamaa. NEW JEHSEY 03 NEW JERSEY crata' I9S0 Stare William lives hli lasl y«f • to th» fullest balance.. WILD WILD WEST 1:3S I NEW JERSEY FORUM Mark Anthony lolnawlthClaopa (VHKl WNET 13; (UHK) NEWSWATCH Oevane. Barbara Harahay In lehieellliction (2hr« ) •MOVIE -(COMEDY)"* ABC CAPTIONED I RAT PATROL Ira in aiding alavaa to aacapa. 7:15 HE) WALL STREET Hawaii during World War II. U.3 >l 23. 50, 52. 58 (all listed as 52). ALL CREATURES "LaCagaAu»Follaa 1S70 NEWS 2:00 NEWS and rejoin their lowed onea and PERSPECTIVE r Army sergeant Milt Warden ia NEW YORK GREAT AND SMALL Ugo Tognaui, Michel Serrault. HBO MOVIE MARY TYLER MOORE Caeear get hlahiatoric comaup 7:30 SMUPPETSSHOWQueat tranafarrad to a combat unit, but I VHKl WCBS 2. WNBC 4, Judgment Dsy' The Darrowby ' ' (Paid Subicnpnon Televialon) •(ADVENTURE) •**' SHOW pence on lha Idea ol March (2 Andy Wllliame. retuaeeanofficer'acommlBelon Show Is a hsppy evani tor evor- No Other Inlormellon Available "From Flueela With Lova" GONG SHOW .) WMEW 5, WABC 7. WOK 9, B WILD WILD WORLD OF and places himself in jeopardy yone, except Iheduty vel.siule (106 mm. ) 1063 Sean Connery, Danlela SERMONETTE VVH1X 11; (UHKI31. ANIMALS JOE FRANKLIN SHOW Blanchl. Jamee Bond 007 la NEWS PHILADELPHIA OO FAMILY FEUD (hat has b«*n foccad on 11:00 Boooeo MOVIE -(HORROR) * MONDAY NIGHT marked tor death by lha criminal BIOGRAPHY O HOLLYWOOD NEWS "Dracula'sCaitla" i»e» 3IVHK) KYW 3, WPVI. MOVIE Intimate Strangers' organization SPECTRE. Tha NEWS SQUDAREA S ©THEBASTARD81 en An- Q M.A.S.H. John Carradina. Doctor and hia WCAV 10; (UHKi 17,29,48. 1977 Stare: Oennla Weavtr, bait la a Human decoding ma- STANLEY 0_ | DDATING GAME drew Stevens, Lorn* Greene Q AFTER BENNY wifa kidnap young glrla lor lha Sally Struthara. A couple find chine and a beautiful Ruaalan 6 © S$1.»i 8 BEAUTY SHOW John Jahe'l lowering best- Q ODD COUPLE purpoaa of drinking thair blood BURNS AND ALLEN seller of lha proud man and their deep love tor each other defector (Rated PQ) (2 hra ) (2hra.) OW _ gy *""* _ _ "< D NEWN S cannot overcome the explosive 0 CAROL BURNETTAND women who foroad the Amer 11:40 © DICK CAVETT SHOW 2:06 O THOUGHT FOR EDITORIAL O MACNEIL LEHRER emotions which threaten to dea - FRIENDS lean colonies into • nation 11:50 O S BARNEY MILLER DAY MORNING IN 6:00 • • a a a REPORT lory their marriage (2 hra.) 9 BENNY HILL SHOW NEWS focuses on Phillip Kent and hia Worn la burled alive, the 2:30 MOVIE -(SCIENCE FIC- LADELPHIA • MARY TYLER MOORE O MOVIE (DRAMA) *•• S ffi SULLIVANS 8 O BRADY BUNCH Ismily precinct • telephonaa are dead TION) ••• "H.ua.ra GIVE US THIS DAY "Walk In The Sun" IMS 11:30 SOD CBS LATE MOVIE 0 JOKER'S WILD SD WHAT HAPPENED TO and Harm aim haan't found an. Mamory" 1070Davh)McCal NEWS 'torn Dina Andrews, Richard Come 'HARRY O: Forty Reaaona To CD ODD COUPLE LORI JEAN LLOYD After run- apartment with a tarrece. lum. Suaan Straabaro A aclan- LIFE OF RILEY ALL IN THE FAMILY American infantryman In Italy Kill' Harry Orwell la framed lor ID OVER EASY Queat Cher ning .tway Irom her home in Day (Repeal. 70 mine.) Hat Inlacta himaalf wrth anothar GIVE US THIS DAY (NEWJERSEYNIGHTLY during World War II, advance the murder of hie friend. lotta Chandler Hoat Hugh ton. Ohio al the •o« of fourteen. 12:00 ID COMEDY SHOP man • brain fluid enabling him to O MOVIE -(HORROR) •• NEWS towards their objective (2 (Rapaat) THE CONVERSA Downe (Cloaed Captionad) L on Jean Lloyd hae not bean TION 107 12:10 ffi NEW* raNva tha man'a W.W.II axpar- "Tower ol London ' ISS1 HBO HARRY BLACK hra.) TION' 1074 Slara: Oene Heck- 1 IRHOOA ONE'S MAGICAL TOUR •e«n ikies The search for Lori man. CinInddy W.IHami 12:15 OSMOVIE-(COMEDY)" Vi lancaa. (116 mlna.) Vincent Price, Mlchaal Pata. O REFLECTIONS OF THE I I BEWITCHED N.J. LOTTERY PICK IT Jean reiits many Questions O O" THE TONIGHT "Going In Slyla" 1070 t.. 0 BEST OF MIDDAY 5:30 II NEWS S THIRD REICH -flight or I I I LOVE LUCr DRAWING (LIVE) iboui wtiy teenagers run away, » SHOW Queat Hoat: Bill Coaby Slraeberg. OeorgeBurna.tPaid O MINORITY: Wrong. My Country' I I EXTENSIONS 8 00 O CD FLO Lea tha piano what ihey sr* looking lor and Queeta. Eddie Harrla, Rita Subacrlpllon Televialon) Three PERSPECTIVE KOJAK I I UNCLE FLOYD pleyer cavea Ferley from chok- what (hay find Local impllca- Moreno. Lorna Patteraon. (00 retired men dacidetogoaoainat 2:35 O COMMUNITY UPDATE MASTERPIECE 6:30 I I NBC NEWS ing bul when Flo Irlee to make t iom will bs brought to Ught with S mlnMe.a ) lha law. (2 hra.) ©MOVIE (DRAMA) •'« THEATRE Llllla. Lei Them 2:46 I i I LOVE LUCY him town hero, he diaeppeere the final hall-hour devoted to 0 KOJAK 12:20 O MASTERPIECE "BraaaRlrtg" 1060 Robart Say' Episode VI. Although Lll- I TIC TAC DOUGH and everyone wonder* whet local lollow up O m ABC NEWS THEATRE 'Lillle: Let Them Slack, Calaal Holm An Invaa- lia'a affair with the Prince of I CBS NEWS . eort ol myatenoue fugitive ha ©MOVIE-(DRAMA)— W NIGHTLINE Say' Eplaode VI. Although Lit tlgatlva raporiar trlaa to halp a Walaa hae laaled a yaar, the I RHOOA might be (Repeat) "Country Girl" 19S4 Blng O MOVIE -(DRAMA) •• V. lle'a affair with lha Prince of young Mexican American CrownPrinca Rudolph of Austria I NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY OO LITTLE HOUSE ON Crosby. QrscaKelry Broadway "Oaaparala Momajnt" Welea haa laated a year, the is not discouraged from pursu- I WS THE PRAIRIE On a camping and recording •»•'. lost tn mo* 1M3DirkBogarda,MalZaltafl- CrownPrlnceRudolphofAualrla ing her (Closed Cspdoned) (60 I GOOD TIMES trip with their familiae. Laura In oaa of selt pity, naarry misses Ing. A diaplacad paraon in poat la not diacouragad Irom purau- ATLANTIC HIBHLANOS I I JOKER'S WILD gella and Nellie Olaaon are chance of a comeback (2 ww II Barlln la acouaaad ol Ing her. (Cloaed Captioned) (60 lmji 291-01W '1.50 < SIX MILLION OOLLAR awept away in a raging river HBO MOVIE (MYSTERY) murdar (2hra) mine.) **H 'Death On The Nile" 7:15 AND 9:45 MAN (Repeat. 60 mina ) " THAT'S IT IN SPORTS 0 PRISONER: CELL 12:30 a HOGAN'SHEROES 1978 Bette Davis. Patar Ustin- VICTORY GAROEN O PM MAGAZINE BASEBALL New York OCKH Q TWILIGHT ZONE 7:00 8 ov Murder mystery and en all Honky-tonk CBS NEWS O O THAT'S INCREDI- Yanksaa vi Taiiss Rsngers MOVIE (DRAMA) ••'> 1:00 SO TOMORROW atar caat orulee lha Nile In S I EVENING MAGAZINE BLE Tonight'eahowwill feature 8:30 •©WKRP IN CINCINNA- "Daaparata Onai" tSM 0 ADAM 12 Agatha Chriatia'a thriller. (Rat- nights. I NBC NEWS en eerie encounter with the TI Lss Niiimin la turned on Maximilian Schall. Ral Vallona. Q MOVIE (DRAMA) • ed PG) (2 hrs , 30 rruna.) JOHN I ALL IN THE FAMILY ghoet ollhe tiral woman lo be when a fsmale groupie lele- Tha aloryotSibarlan labor camp "Soul Soldier" 1S72 Raler TRAVOLTA TIC TAC DOUGH hangedbylheU S Qovernmenl. oh ones and invites htrnlodmner 0:30 S0 HOUSE CALLS June •acapaaa loining tha Pollah Johnaon. Caaar Romaro. The ABC NEWS a Wleconaln woman wtio re (Repeat) Ally son gusiji atars aa a patienl Army. (2 hra. 06 mlna ) alory of the black troopa of the URBAN FACE THE MUSIC craalea lacee from ekulle. end e 0 THE AMERICAN GAME who la Charlay'a favorite until ®MOVIE-(WESTERN| — lOlh Cavalry and lha aoldier NEWLYWEDGAME men who. after 14 yeara of This document sry examines the •he turns out to be a con artiat who aeducae the wife or hie JOWBOY HAPPY DAYS AGAIN alienee, linda himaelf on tha attempting to extort money Irofn buddy (00 mine.) him and the hosoital. (Repeal) DICK CAVETT SHOW threehold ol regeining hie hear devsiopi between two seven • MOVIE -(DRAMA) *• ' STARSKY AND mo (Repeat, aOmma) teen year okl baakattie.il learn io:uo •JVLOUQRANTASl.Pa- "Canedlane" 1041 Robert TCH 0 HOLLYWOOD Star males with culturally different thch's Day parly al MoKenna's Ryen. John Oehner Three Can- M.A.S.H. Treatment' backgrounda One Is a blue- baraataoff a Tribune Inquiry Irrto At the MACNEIL LEHRER ID MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• eyed, email town Indiana boy, the support in money and REPORT (WNJS) Here a To "Eric" 1fJ7fJ JohnSavage.Pe and ihe oiher is a black youth weapons given the werring Irish Your Health (EXC WNJS) tncia Neal The true atofy ol a who lives with hia aialer in by will meaning Americana. Radio Stations Brooklyn (QOmtna ) spsst.eomkia) SUtlWi AM TVPI PM TYPI • CARRY ON LAUGHING I» NEWS iniuf mjtion for Iht movie timetable WAIHt — — 9J9 8M HBO CRAZY AND WON I INDEPENDENT NEWS li provided bv theater operators. Since WFPG — MOR 94.9 BM THf UCA CONTINUIl movies are subject to change, il it rec- DERFULAIighlheartedloofcal I OUTER UMITS ommended that readers call trtt (neater WHLW IITO C - — some lun-iovine characlara I BEST OF GROUCHO WHTG 1410 BM 104 3 BM SERVING lo confirm correct times. WIIN 14S0 — — — MONMOUTH COUNTY LUNCH 4 I NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY ViJLK 1310 C/T 94.1 C/T 2ND 111 WEEKI ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP WJRZ — — 100.1 C DINNER amusing whims ha ve led them to INEWS CINEMA H — •ara. Mat. 19.00 FIRST SHOW WOBM — — tl.7 MOR NO PASSES offbeat waya of earning a 10:30 0 NEWS Fame (R) 7:1S.*;4S WWUU — — 10M C FOR STRATHMORE CINEMA I 12.30- 3:50 5:10-7:40 »:W 46 YZARS Wholly Mos«S (PC) 7 IS, 9:30 Masl Slsttoni offtr • (chvdult of n«wi STRATHMORE CINEMA II — and public «tf jirs progrimmlng In iddl- Brubaker (R) 7,9 is non to tntir regular format. All lormtt THE ASBUKV PARK dttcrlDliont arc ai shown In Broadcast AIRPLANE BARONET — ing Yearbook 1971. FINAL Chinese Fortune Cookies (X) 7.30, MICHAEL CAINE 10;Fant*Mi(X)S:4S BM— BMUtlful Mustc SR -Soft Rock COUNTDOWN LYRIC — C— - Contemporary i Talk ANQIE DICKINSON FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS Pay bills the easy, Kate & The Indians (X) 12:0S, 2:30. MOR— Mltfdltof Road MONDAY & TUESDAY money-saving tray 7 IS. 9:45. Deeo Roots (X! I 15, « 30 DRESS TO ATLANTIC CINEMA— PLUS ;>'/»% interest Urban Cowboy (PG) 7.1}, 9:4$ Minn KILL VEAL PARMIGIANA EATONTOWN 2W-22OO COMMUNITY I — SO JCI RTI351 36 CHEECH » CHONO Seived with Salad, per annum. Dressed to Kin (fl) Ram Mat. 2.7:4S. Thank God lie only BUI Spaghetti, Bread & Butter $395 COMMUNITY II a motion picture! Caddvthack (R) Rain Mil. 2. '35, NEXT •:35 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank || Keydtone Saving* EATONTOWN DRIVE IN — MOVIE AIRPLANE Zombie (R) 845, 11:30, Female al Herbert SI. 747-1586 AtSUflV PARK • NEPTUNC • MANALAPAN * •HRIWMUHV Butcher *te The Empire Strikes Back iPG) I. BILL MURRAY 7:20, 9:35 A paid directory of coming ev«nts for non-profit AUGUST 15,16,17 CINEMA I — CADDY Caddvshack (R) 7:10,9:15 organizations. Rates 12.50 for three lines for one day, Annual Fall Podell Memorial Art Festival on the CINEMA II • - 513-4HI IWlfl grounds of Long Branch Historical Museum, 1260 Ocean Mv Bodyguard (PG) 7,9 tfRilNMOM IMOfriNC CINMI SHACK $1.00 each additional line; $3 50 for two days, 11.25 each HOWELL additional line; $5 50 for three to five days, $1.50 each Ave., 12 Noonll:30 P.M. Aug., 15, 16, 17. Free ad- TOWN — Lonfl Riders (R) 7:30.9:30 additional line; $6.50 for 10 days. $2.00 each additional mission to viewing public. COUNTRY — The Island (R) 7:30, 9:4S OENEWAL CINEMA THCATWES line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call KEYPORT m The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date STRAND — —•— AUGUST 16 . Godlva High (X) 12, 2:10. 4:15.6:20, I SI 50 FIRST MATINEE SHOW ONIYF Secretary. 1:26, >0:35; Farmer* Daughter (X) 8th Annual Atlantic Highlands Arts & Crafts Fair, I.Oi, 3.15. 5:20, 7.71,9.30 WHOLLY Memorial Park, 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlands, 10 A.M. to LONG BRANCH FAMILY MATINEE LONG BRANCH MOVIES I — NOW THRU THURB. ONLY Parents Without Partners. Chapter 644, the first 5 P.M. Rain Date Aug. 23rd. Sponsored by Atlantic Airolane (PG) R*.n Mal.2, 7:45.9:55 L0NG BRANCH MOVIES II - MOSES Tuesday of every month, sponsors a Dance & Cocktail Highlands Historical Society. Artists & Crafters only. ' Blue Lagoon (R) Rain Mat. 2. 7:30, No flea market material. Space: $6.50, Call 291-9454 for 9:40 Party at Club Bene, Rt 35, Morgan at 8:30 P.M. MIODLETOWN Members $2 00. Guests $4.00. Live music. For more information. UAMIDDLETOWN I — Airplane (PO 7:15,9:15 ROBERT REDFORD information call 671-2777 UAMIDDLETOWN II — Dressed to KIM (R) 7:30,9:30 AUGUSTS, 13.20,27 Back to School Sneaker Sale at Faith Reformed UAMIDDLETOWN III — DAKW Cheech & Chong's Nexl Movie (R) SHREWSBURY PLAZA The Transcendental Meditation Program offers Church, 215 MiddleRd., Hazlet, Sat., Aug. 16,10 A.M. to 7:30.9:30 2 & 3:45 free introductory presentations with a color film every 4 P.M. Name brand sneakers and jogging shoes, also. OCEAN TOWNSHIP BRUBAKER SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I •- Wed , 1 & 8 P.M. Location: 326 Broad St.. Red Bank. Public welcome. Final Countdown (PG) 2,4.6,0. 10 747-7035. The Empire Strikes Back (PG) 2, 4.4$. 7:30.9:50 AUGUST 7 Bus Trip, Reading, Pa. outlet stores, $13 00 each. MIDOLEBROOK I — W.THISISTHEU.S.S.NIMITZ. Long Riders (R) 7:30,9 » Bus Trip & Orchestra Seats "I Ought To Be In Bus leaves Middletown 9 A.M. Hazlet &M5 ATlvf, spon- MIDDLEBROOK II — Pictures" Aug. 7, $23.00 sponsored by Hazlet Swim & The Island (R) 7:30,9:45 WHERE THE HELL ARE WE?. sored by Mid-Atlantic Association. 787-4921, 566-3812. RED BANK Tennis Club. Bus leaves at 6 P.M. Call 739-0862 for RED BANK MOVIES I - Cheech ft Chong's Neat Movie (R) reservations. Rain Mat. 2, 7 30, 9:30 AUGUST 14 RID BANK MOVIES II — QUEST-A forum for singles Mid-Summer's Night Final Countdown (PG) Rain Mai. 2, Elicirtclhf Iron Flea Market, A&P Shopping Center, Rt 36 & Valley 7:30.9:30 Dance, featuring JOEY SUDYKA. Refreshments, dona- MONMOUTH ARTS CENTER- baglnnlng lo end'" HEX REED tion $4.00. First Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Dr., Navesiqk, sponsored by Navesink Ladies Auxiliary, Brubaker (R) 7:20,9:45 10-4 P.M. $6.00 a space. Reservations: 291-0673 or SHREWSBURY Lincroft, 8 P.M. SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I - 291-1534. Rain Date Sept 7. Airplane (PG) 2,3:45,5:4$, 7:45,9:45 AUGUST 8 Blue Lagoon IR) 6, 8. 10; Kiddie LITTLE SILVER REPUBLICAN CLUB SUMMER Show: Danny (G) 2,3:45 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA III— MEETING. Fri. Aug. 8 at 68 Rivers Edge Dr., Little SEPTEMBER 27 The Bio Red One IPG) 2,4,6,8,10 Silver, 8 P.M. Beverages, chips Ic dips. No charge. Ml DDLfSEXCOUNTY Arts & Crafts Show to be held at Middletown EDISON . Shopping Center, Rt. 35, Middletown, sponsored by MENLO PARK CINEMA I - THE FINAL AUGUST 9 The Empire Strikes Back (PG) St Mark's Church, Keansburg, Is sponsoring a bus Merchants Assoc., $10 registration fee. DealineSept. 13. 12:30,1:45.5,7:20,9.40 MENLO PARK CINEMA II — COUNTDOWN ride to the National Polka Festival, Aug. 9 to Hunter I Call 671-9294. ' The Hunlar (PG) 1:15, 3, 4:45, 7, S:4O,1O:15 Mountain NY. Adult Tickets $18.00, children $14.00. MPAA RATINGS [PG] UmtnrJArtnH Bus leaves 8 A.M. from St. Mark's Church, 247 Carr NOVEMBER 17 TO 21 G — General audiences. PO — All ages. {Parental guidance MUSIC MAKERS MUSIC MAKERS GENERAL CINEMA'S Ave. Keansburg, return-leave from Hunter Mountain St. Agnes Church will sponsor a trip to Martinique Bgttltdd ) MOVIES MALL 2 SEAVIEW SO. 1 two meals a day, double, $479 per person. Call 291-0876 R _ Restricted. I Person* under 17 flED BANK BRICKTOWN ASBURY PARK 10 RM. For information & reservations call 787-4658 not admitted unlen accompanied bv 7470133 477-6661 77M81O anytime. or 291-0272. parent ar adult guardian.) j anytime. X — Adulti enlv. \ 8 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, AUGUST 4.1980 Brookdale's 'Same Time9 brings tears, belly laughs ByBILLZAPCIC stands. ^__^__^_ all, merely two ordinary peo- movement. The characters, LINCROFT - There ia The scenes are familiar to ple in an out-of-the-ordinary age gracefully. only one problem with students of modern history, situation. FOOTLIGHTS - Scene Bernard Slade's "Same but there Is more here than This enhances the bellev- changes, which can seem like Time, Next Year." No one — merely a recounting of recent ability immensely. an eternity In thi show, have absolutely no one — knows events and an extraordinary Director J. Laurence Low- been balmed by an effective how to advertise the show. saxual fling. Despite al- ensteln has staged the play audiovisual display Take, for example, the lusions to the reason which with a gifted eye for move- projecting slides represent- Brookdale Summer Reperto- brings George and Doris to- ment. He fills the early ative of the upcoming scene's ry Theater company at gether each year, there scenes — the couple's time frame. Credit belongs to Brookdale Community Col- couldn't be less about sex In younger and more Insecure designer Charles Miller for lege. On a graphically-strong the show. days — with a blur of motion this and' a brilliantly-ex- flyer, In gold ink on midnight Hence, the inaccuracy of as befits nervousness. Abrupt ecuted set. blue backround, the rep com- the advertising. starts and stops, particularly Kudos also to the stage pany lists the production "Same Time, Next Year" in the first scene, are both crew for split-second curtain "the modern sex comedy." is a play about love, trust and revealing and humorous. and light timing. Catchy, but inaccurate. respect between a man and a As time wears on, and Performances are Friday Bernard Slade's "Same woman, and through ex- maturity and calmness set in, and Saturday evenings at Time, Next Year," Is a tension, among all men and so does added economy of 8:30, and Sunday at7:». warm, touching, intelligent, women. The two characters witty — and yes, genuinely onstage bring to life not only funny — show combining so- themselves but two others of- cial commentary with a fstage — their respective unique relationship. spouses — and fill them with The Brookdale production as much life as they exhibit more than does the script Jus- themselves. tice. Thomas Shostak as The show is set in a Cali- George and Laurie Low- fornia motel room where two enstein as Doris bring to the people, each happily married stage not only strong acting to someone else, meet, make technique, but emotional love, and discover that, de- depth and evident in- spite their happy marriages telligence. they want to renew this un- usual liaison annually. Tears are occasionally Happy feet The play progresses mixed with the belly laughs. through 25 years' worth of Neither's physical charac- personal changes, through 25 teristics is stunning; Shostak ic IMM bv «•»•« t. Wllll.mi years' worth of growth, and Lowensteln are attrac- Armand DeJong Jr. of New Brunswick and Jay Barre day's Bluegrass Festival in New Jersey at the Mon- through 25 years' worth of tive, but ordinary-looking, of Basking Ridge kick up their heels to the music of The mouth Battlefield State Park, Manalapan. Music filled social changes, through 25 people, as well they should be Mail Pouch Express, from Allentown, Pa., at yester- the air Saturday and yesterday from noon until.... years' worth of one-night for the roles. These are, after

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THE CURTAIN IS DOWN — Members of the Gaslight Playhouse theatrical group In Matawan have been forced to close the doors to the theater. Gaslight closes, but will continue in a 'roving' form MATAWAN - The "We then decided to have Gaslight Playhouse has a change of heart," she ex- closed its doors, but will re- plained. main as a company available "Instead of the organiza- to go to the public with theat- tions and public coming to us, rical performances. we would go to them. In Sep- Suzanne Sweeney of Old tember we plan to run Nell Bridge who. with her hus- Simon's 'Last of the Red Hot band, Kent, operated the the- Lovers.' I am sure there are ater on Route 34, explained, many organizations that are "The overhead for the thea- not informed that we are ter prevented us from re- available to entertain them In maining. No one was more their own environment. All taken than my husband and I to see the doors of our theater we need is a little floor space. close The endless hours of We would bring In our own our labor had finally ended." sets, props and lights. Or- ganizations could have an ex- The concept of giving the community good amateur en- cellent fund raiser with our tertainment, however, sur- shows," she said. vived "Volunteers began In addition to the Simon calling us. giving (heir time, comedy, she said a night club knowledge and support in or- act and talent showcase, as der that the theater art sur- well as a children's Christ- vive," Sweeney said "Or- mas show will be offered by ganizations which have spon- the company. sored us with their play sales She may be contacted at 5- wished to see us continue. A Spruce Lane, Old Bridge.

PUBLIC NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH Please be inlormed that through the authorization oi the Long Branch Sewerage Authority, T&M Associates will be smoke testing sewer lines in Long Branch. New Jersey for the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) the week of August 4, 1980. The areas to be studied are: a South Lake Drive, North Lake Drive, Strat- ton Place, (through right-of-way to North Lincoln Avenue); Patten Avenue, (from Sunset Avenue to Manahasset Drive); Long Branch Avenue. (Manahasset Ave- I nue to Manahasset Park Drive); Columbia 8 byFSUC Avenue. (West Street to Church Street); Grand Avenue, (Joline Avenue to Mc- Clelian StWt); and McClellan Street. Si Smoke should not enter the premises unless a. house connections are improperly constructed; or there are illegal connections, such as, floor drains, J^n*"**** roof leaders, etc.; or problems exist with the house service lateral itself The presence of any smoke should 0e reported to the men conducting the test. Occupants are warned to avoid any unnecessary exposure to the smoke Any irritation caused by Superior smoke is temporary and quickly disap- pears after the exposure has ceased.

Philhpsburg Perth Amboy Parsippany North Newark North Elizabeth New Providence Mornstown Moorestown Menlo Park Manahaw*.v Giants drop Van Horn, Mikolajczyk By JONNIFALK season with the Giants and his 14th in the member of the executive board of the played In 118 straight games for the Giants National Football League, was dropped Just Players Association. at both guard and tackle, can help a con- PLEASANTVILLE. NY. - The New one week after he walked out of camp in a Mlkolajczyk's case was different. The tender which Is looking for an experienced, York Giants released 40 percent of their contract dispute. He had been seeking a 30-year-old tackle had undergone knee versatile backup. However, it is doubtful starting offensive Interior line of two yean two-year extension of his contract at higher surgery In 1178 and played only one game that any team will give up a draft choice or ago yesterday In a move which came as no pay. At the time, Van Horn said he was last year before he had to have additional player for him if it can grab him off the surprise to anybody, Including the players seeking parity with younger playen and surgery. It was obvious at the scrimmage waiver list. Involved. other players at his position. at Yale Bowl Friday against the New Eng- Coach Ray Perkins, who has always said Van Horn's departure leaves line- He returned to camp last Monday and land Patriots that Mikolajczyk has atill not that he likes to cut veterans early, an- fully recovered from his knee problems. backers Brian Kelley and Brad Van Pelt as said he had come back because he feared he the playen with longest service with the nounced that guard Doug Van Horn, the Mikolajczyk has the unusual distinction team's elder statesman, and tackle Ron would lose his job to a younger player. That Giants. They have each been with the team apparently happened because Perkins had of playing in three professional football eight yean. Center Jim Clack, 32, Is now Milolajczyk had been released. That Is leagues. A draft choice of the Oakland slightly different from being on waivers intimated that he would not keep a person the oldest player on the team but Is entering of Van Horn's age, 36, and experience as a Raiders, he played in the Canadian League In effect, what Perkins did was drop the only his third year with the Giants. Tackle backup. When he returned to camp, Van in 1S72 and for two years in the World Mike McCoy's 11 yean In the league are pair from the team's roster while General Horn had sought a guarantee from Perkins Football League before returning to the Manager George Young tries to work out a tops in that department, but he came to the that be would start. Perkins had answered Ralden in 1976. The Raiders sent him to the Giants only last year. trade for one or both to another team. If a that be could not guarantee that any player Giants that year for a seventh-round draft trade can't be worked out, and under the would start. choice, and he played one year at guard Perkins said that his starting offensive conditions, one would be doubtful, the two before moving to tackle. He is a pro- line now consists of Brad Benson and will be put on waivers either today or Complicating Van Horn's status with the fessional wrestler off-season. Gordon King at the tackles, Roy Simmons tomorrow. Any team can then claim them team, which is obviously in the midst of a While Mikolajcxyk's knee problems may' and J.T. Turner at the guards and Steve at the waiver price of $100. youth movement, was the fact that be was hamper his chances to nook on with another Tobln at center until Clack recovers from a Ron Mlkolajctyk Van Horn, who was beginning his 13th the team's player representative and a team, it Is believed that Van Horn, who had sprained knee. Doug Van Horn i

LIFESTYLE 12 CLASSIFIED 14 The Daily Register COMICS 17 SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1980 Sports Haas wins ballgame Brewers had to have MILWAUKEE (AP) - batters over one stretch and Moose Haas stopped short of allowed only one Yankee to saying that the Milwaukee reach scoring position. Brewers are back in the Jim Spencer singled with American League East pen- two out in the New York sec- nant race, but the fireballlng ond and Rick Cerone walked right-handed pitcher knew it but Haas retired Bucky Dent was a victory they had to on a fly ball. The other Yan- have. kee hits were singles by Eric "I wanted this one bad, Soderholm in the fourth and real bad. I knew we either Bobby Brown leading off the had to have a lot of home runs ninth. today or a well-pitched After Brown's hit, Oscar ballgame. I can't hit home Gamble sent Lezcano to the runs, so I just tried to pitch at right field wall for his drive well as I could," said Haas, and Reggie Jackson and who checked the Yankees on Soderholm filed out to end the three hit, nine-strikeout game, as well as Milwaukee's pitching yesterday. four-game losing streak. Dick Davis doubled home The Yankees, who had the go-ahead run in the fourth won three in a row, saw their HEADING HOME —New York Mets Claudell takes throw from left field. Mike Joroensen hit to inning, and Haas' pitching lead over Baltimore in the Washington dives for home plate to score from left sent Washington home, made it stand up as the American League East sliced second base as Houston Atros catcher Luis Pujols . Brewers beat the Yankees 2-0 to 6 Vt games after New York had won the Red Sox (, Rangen 4 tint three games of the four- ARLINGTON, Texas - game series. Glenn Hoffman hit a two-run "Those fint three games homer and drove in two more Cedeno will remember were the wont three games runs with a bases-loaded sin- I've seen in 35 years in gle as the Boston Red Sox baseball, but Moose did a su- defeated the Texas Rangers. per job today," said Manager Boston got 13 of its 14 hits George Bamberger, whose off Texas starter Jon homer that beat Mets Brewers are 10 games behind Matlack, 7-6, before he gave the first-place Yankees In the way to knuckleballer Charlie AL East. NEW YORK (AP) - Cesar Cedeno had missed the fint two Hough with two out In the the Astrodome for the start of a six- "We still have to put to- fifth. Cedeno recently got his 1,500th base games of the series, both of which game homestand. gether a big winning streak, Mike Torrez, 6-12, starting hit, the most any Houston Astro has New York won. with a bad back. but It would have been a lot in history, but his home run yesterday "I took 15 minutes of batting prac- "We play much better at home In his second game in three the Dome," analyzed the 29-year-old tougher if we didn't have the days, struck out four, walked which gave the Astros a 3-2 10th- tice and felt that I could go," con- game Moose pitched today," inning victory over the New York tinued Cedeno. "I punched two hits Cedeno. "We have 80 games left, and none and allowed five hits in how we do In those games will de- Bamberger said. "We played five innings. He retired the Mets may be the most important hit to right field earlier and felt pretty a lot better today, and maybe of all. good." termine whether we win the West." fint nine batten but gave The victory put them back on top in what Moose did will change way to Dick Drago after the "In late innings or extra Innings Joe Samblto was the winner in things around overall." with the score tied, even though the relief. Cedeno added, "The pressure the NL West, one-half game ahead of Rangers reached him for a Los Angeles. Stxto Lezcano, 2nd graf, BLANKS YANKS —Milwaukee pitcher Moose Haas pair of runs on four hits in the count was 0-2, I was trying to drive was on Samblto. He did a super Job Slxto Lezcano led off the the ball for extra bases at least," said coming in with the bases loaded and makes a delivery during the ninth inning yesterday. fifth. Winner Joe Samblto, 7-1, checked Brewers' fourth with a single The Brewers' righthander allowed only three Yankee a happy Cedeno. "(Alex) Trevino 2-0 on the hitter. It's easier than you the Mets in the bottom of the eighth Consecutive doubles by and raced home when Davis hits In a 2-0 victory. Carlton Fisk and Dwight was telling their pitcher, Jeff Re- think to throw strikes in that situ- when relieved Joaquin Andujar with drilled his double to the right- ardon, to come on top of the ball, but ation." the bases loaded, two out and a 2-0 Evans in the sceond inning center field wall off Luis gave Boston its first run and he got it inside and I hit It pretty The victory broke a four-game count on Alex Trevino. He got Tiant, 64. ter one-out singles by Paul on a sacrifice fly by Cecil good." Hoffman followed with his Houston skid, and sent them home to Trevino on a fly to left. The Brewers made It 2-0 Molitor and Don Money. Cooper. with a seventh-inning run af- Molitor stole third and scored Haas, 12-9, retired 16 of 17 See Haas, page 10 Killanin gives ominous warning as Moscow Games come to close MOSCOW (AP) - The politically battered mony without the caution it showed in televising coming from its eyes, apparently to show that he Games of the XXII Olympiad came to a colorful, the opening festivities July 10. TV cameras yes- was sad the Games were ending The image was cheerful close yesterday but with an ominous terday showed 16 of the 81 countries marching created by hundreds of people forming a card warning from the man who has guided the Olym- with Olympic instead of national flags to show section in the massive Lenin Stadium, pic movement for the last eight years. their disapproval of Soviet actions in Afghanistan.. "I would ask the sportsmen of the world to Such shots had been avoided In broadcasting the unite in peace before a holocaust descends," Games' opening. intoned Lord Killanin of Ireland, the outgoing The Stan and Stripes were officially absent Olympic medals president of the International Olympic Commit- from the ceremony at the request of the U.S. tee. government, but In fact It appeared twice. MOSCOW — The final country-by-country Olympic medal Handings at thegameiof the XXII Olympiad: Killanin had spent yean trying to prove that The green and yellow city flag of Los Angeles, NattM OeM SHvar Irwii TetaJ politics and sport do not mix. But this year, Soviet Union M 70 47 117 which was raised to denote the site of the next E. Germany 47 M 43 1M unquestionably, they did as 38 nations, including Games in 1964 included the Stan and Stripes In Bulgaria • U 1* 40 Hungary 7 10 IS IS the United State*, kept their athletes away In the center. And as it was hoisted to the masthead, Poland 1 14 14 3) protest of the Soviet military intervention in Romania ....ft t ( 11 IS one spectator in the big crowd held the American Great Britain S 7 t 21 Afghanistan. flag aloft. Cuba Italy Again at the ceremony, he Insisted, "Sport Franc* a S 3 , M must not be used for political purposes, especially The American flag was one of the big con- Ctechoshtvakla when political, economic and other means have troversies during the Gamfs. Until a few days Australia.... ago, the IOC Intended to carry on with its own Vuooitavla not been tried." Finland Killanln's words appeared in Russian on a protocol that the future host's national flag be Spain raised. But heeding the protest of the Carter Denmark giant television screen at one end of the stadium Austria Administration, it yielded to the unusual com- North Korea.., and he was warmly applauded by a crowd of more •rcill than 100,000. promise, i Ethiopia ! Present at the ceremonies were a large "All the talk that the medals of these Olym- Mexico number of senior Soviet government officials, pics would be devalued by the absence of the Greece including Premier Alexel N. Kosygin, Defense Jamaica United States and West Germany turned out to be Swltierland Minister Dmitri F. Ustinov, KGB security police inconsistent," a Soviet television announcer said. Taruenla..,. Ireland chief Yuri V. Andropov and Andrei P. Kirllenko, a "Sportsmen of all countries became cham- Balllum top "colleague of Soviet President Leonid I. India ONE LAST WAVE —Chuck Masllm of Parryman, Md., waves (he U.S. flag from the pions." Zimbabwe. stands of Lenin Stadium during the closing ceremonies of the Moscow Games Brezhnev. VerwiiMla . Uganda yesterday. American tourists brought a flag to wave for the missing American Moscow television, which provled the interna- A big moving protrait of Mlsha the bear, the cuddly looking I960 Olympic mascot, had lean athletes. tional televslon feed, broadcast the closing cere- 10 The D«Hty Remitter SHREW9BUR^ N J. MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1980 Rookie Smith, veteran Rose combine for Phillies victory Leon Durham doubled and PHILADELPHIA (AP) - homer and Silvio Martinez inning against Larry doubled to score Dawson and George Hendrick singled him Fleet rookie Lonnie Smith McWilliams, 7-8. Winner scattered seven hits as St. Warren Cromartie followed home with the Cardinals' and veteran tactician Pete Charlie Lea, 3-5, began the Louis defeated Los Angeles, with an RBI single. first run in the first inning off Rose made a good combina- burst with a triple, his first knocking the Dodgers out of Burl Hooton, 104, whose per- tion yesterday as the Phila- major league hit. Two outs first place In the National Cardinal. 4, Dodger. 1 sonal winning streak was delphia Phllies ran and later, Andre Dawson doubled League West after only one LOS ANGELES - Keith snapped at seven. walked past the Cincinnati him home, then Valentine Hernandez slugged a two-run day. Reds, 8-4 "Pete's been telling me whenever I want to go, he'll take the pitch. He helps me out with what to eipect from Connors defeats Dibbs; pitchers, too," said Smith, who stole three bases and scored three times. Twice, Rose singled up the middle to McEnroe upset at Orange drive In Smith after he had straight matches to Connors stolen second. NORTH CONWAY, N.H. in the |175,000 men's pro- $25,000 first prize by breaking and has not beaten him since "If I get a bad jump, he (AP) - Top-seeded Jimmy fessional tennis tournament. Dibbs in the fourth and sixth (Rose) can foul it off or make Connors continued his mas- Pushed to three sets for games of the final set. 1975. contact," added Smith, who tery over Eddie Dibbs with a the first time in the tour- The third-seeded Dibbs, Connors, recapturing the has 10 straight steals without 6-3, 5-7, 6-1 victory yesterday nament, Connors won the who won 112,500, has lost 14 title he won in 1975 and 1976 being caught. Playing for the on the clay courts at Mount Injured Greg Luzinskl, Smith Crannure stadium, appeared has gained the team lead with headed for an easy time. 20 steals. He broke Dibbs twice In Henry's, Astros win the first set, winning four of He had 16 since June 22, scoring 13 times after he has West End 3, Clare Coby'i 0 the last five games. But TOMS RIVER - Henry's Playland gained Dibbs pulled his game togeth- pilfered successfully. the finals of the Shore Summer Baseball KEYPORT - The West End Astros, "With Luzinski out of the crushed 26-7 in the first game, came back toer and won the second set by League playoffs with a 7-6, 5-4 sweep of breaking Connors at love for lineup, we have to create a Llncroft yesterday. stun Clare Coby's, 3-0, in the nightcap to win different situation," said the rubber game. a 6-5 lead and then holding Lincroft had won the first game of this service with an overhead Rose, 3-4, Sunday. best-of-three series, 3-2, Saturday before The Astros won the opener Saturday and will play Henry's Playland for the title next smash that ended the set. Henry's won both games yesterday. After the players held ser- Padres S, Pirates 2 In the rubber game, Henry's (21-6) rallied week in a best-of-three series. FALLS FREE —Philadelphia's Lonnie Smith slides Into second base with one of his Padres 4, Pirates 1 Winning pitcher Doug Smith's two-hitter vice for the first three games three steals In yesterday's game against Cincinnati as the ball pops out of the glove from a 4-1 deficit to win. Ed Grundhauser's at the final set, Connors PITTSBURGH - Bill two-run single tied It In the sixth and Mike stopped the big bats of Clare Coby's in the of Reds' inflelder Ron Oester. Smith scored three times as the Phillies won, 8-4. Fahey singled home the tying second game. scored the key break with an Wells scored the winning run on a wild pitch. .iverhead winner and three run and Pittsburgh pitcher The Astros broke a scoreless tie in the Winning pitcher Marty Danowskl gave up errors by Dibbs to win the Don Robinson walked home sixth. Bo Diaz walked, and George Gawdun four hits and fanned eight. fourth game, losing only one the winning run as the San singled. They moved up on a passed ball and In the first game, Mike Aiello and Gene point Diego Padres defeated the scored on Bart Glowzenski's hit. ^Tewell charges back Drumright both got three hits. Aiello knocked Then in the sixth game, Pirates and swept a In the opener, the Astros scored six runs in two runs. jfter the third deuce, Con- doubleheader to stretched Trailing 7-4, Lincroft rallied in the sev- in the first inning before a batter was retired, their winning streak to eight but Clare Coby's came back and broke it open nors hit a backhand winner enth with Pat Geronl doubling in two runs and Dibbs netted a backhand. games. with one out, but Danowski relieved winning with a 10-run fifth. to capture Philly Ozzie Smith tripled, sin- pitcher Mo Morris and retired the next two Greg Mayer homered and knocked In sev- McEnroe Fai.- gled and set up a run with a batters to end the game. en runs. His bases-loaded triple In the fifth SOUTH ORANGE - Jose- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Doug Tewell (Sunday) for a birdie. That got me pumped stolen base as the Padres won Kent Provine's RBI single in the ninth was the big hit. Terry Deitz added a three- Luis Clerc of Argentina says he talked to himself a lot over the last up." the first game 5-2 behind John inning of Saturday's game drove in Lincrof t's run homer in the sixth. scored a stunning 6-3, 6-2 up- four holes yesterday of his triumph in the Curtis' five-hitter. winning pitcher Keith Bradley with the de- Saturday, Larry Shaw belted a two-run set victory over No. 1 seed Tom Kite, runnerup to Tewell by a stroke, The two losses dropped 1250.000 Philadelphia Golf Classic. either led or was tied for the lead most of the ciding run. homer for the Astros in the first inning John McEnroe in the final of Tewell charged from behind to win the the Pirates two games behind George Ramos had four singles and batted in the $75,000 Grand Prix tour- final round. first-place Montreal in the West Knd Astros I, Clare Coby's I title with a 12-under-par 272. It was a big day Kite birdied 18, but it was too little too three runs while Bob Constantino added a nament at Orange Lawn Ten- for the golfer who just a year ago was ready National League East. Clare Coby's II, West End 7 solo home run. nis Club late. Pittsburgh went ahead 1-0 to toss his clubs in the drink and start a new It was the third con- in the fourth inning against life PHILADELPHIA — Her* art Yeilerdav'f final 71-hole secutive time Clerc defeated icortl In me liW.OOO Philadelphia Golf Clank at tha /winner Bob Shirley, 8-7, on "During the last four holes the main Whltemarih Vallav Country Club Chinaglia powers Cosmos McEnroe on a clay surface. thing I kept telling myself was 'just trust Doug T await, 141.000 . 47 73-45 47-371 consecutive doubles by Willie Tom Klta. $97.000 67 71-41 70-273 Stargell and Bill Madlock. McEnroe started out well yourself.' " said Tewell. who added that he Funy Zoallar, 111,275 . 67-66-73-49—374 Vladislav Bogicevic and slipped the ball past by breaking Clerc's serve in Jack Rennar. 11U7S 4S M 71 7ft 11* Rollie Fingers relieved EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Giorgio had worked hard all week, scored well and Lou Graham. I11.27S Chinaglia scored two goals and added an Aztec goal keeper Alfredo Anhielo. the first game and then hold- Ban Crtnlhaw. HUM 64 71 69 70- 174 Shirley in the eighth and didn't want to change anything. 69 72 65 68 H* The Cosmos made it 2-0 at 57:34 when ing his own for a 2-0 lead. But Calvin Paala. 111.17) earned his 14th save. assist to lift the Cosmos to a 4-1 North "I should have shot 80 Friday," he said. jarrv Pali. 16.710 68 70-68 70 -276 Bogicevic and Chinaglia assisted on a goal by Clerc took control with a Roger Mallble. It,ISO 69 69 7068 -276 American Soccer League victory over the "With four holes to go I was at even par and Ron Streck. W./so , tJ 7O-M- 70-276 Los Angeles Aztecs last night. Francois VanDerElst. The assist was blistering serve plus numer- D A. welbrlng, U.7M . 7O-7O-*f-*7-J7* worrying about making the cut (the top 70 John Cook. W.7S0 . 67 70 66 71 276 Expos (, Braves i Chinaglia, the NASL scoring leader, reg- Bogicevic's 14th of the year and tied him with ous unforced errors by and ties)." >' Frank Conner. U.U3 70 M 64 7S 277 Tampa Bay's Steve Wegerle for the all-time McEnroe. David Graham. M.MJ . 65-48 717} 277 MONTREAL - Hot-hit- istered his 27th and 28th goals of the season LvnLoM, W.MJ . 6T-69-7O-71—377 ting Ellis Valentine drove in and added his 10th assist as the Cosmos won NASL assist leadership with 540. Clerc won the final three Tewell wound up with a 75 Friday, making BUI Kratiert. 13,171 m three runs with a homer and a their third straight game and Improved their After Fernando cut the margin to 2-1 at games of the first set and the the cut by just 2 strokes. It's rare that a Gary Koch. 11.171 17 68 714»27» Lannv wadklni, W.I71 6*71-72-4?—271 double Sunday as the Mont- record to 19-7 62:31, Chinaglia scored his two goals to seal first two of the second with golfer in this position winds up walking off He. Caldwell. W.B7S 70 69 71 69 771 Mark Have*. tl.UO the victory. His first, at 74:03, was assisted the loss of only three points with top money. 66 66-73 7S-1M real Expos extended their Luis Fernando registered hsi 22nd goal of Jim Colbert. 12.M0 68 6673-73-180 winning streak to six games by Andranik Eskandarlan and Franz Becken- McEnroe was unable to apply Hull Mann. 11.JM 7]-e»-7M»-MO the season on a second-half penalty kick for "Although I had a lot of confidence, I Andy Been. 1!,J» iV 71 72 68 280 with a victory over the Atlan- the Aztecs, who saw a four-game winning bauer. any pressure on his South Gene Littler. l?,3J0 697O-6873-2M never thought about winning," Tewell said. Rod Curl. 11.310. 68-71-70-71- M0 ta Braves. streak snapped. Their record now is 17-0. His second goal came on a penalty kick at American opponent, who now Oana Oulolav. tl M0 66 68-7171-210 Stan Laa. 12.310 The Expos erased a 3-2 84:05 after VanDerElst had been (ouled in the holds a 3-2 lead in their per- "I guess my first thought of winning came 68 71 6« 70 180 Johan Neeskens opened the Cosmos' scor- Buddy Gardner. 11.MO l»70«. 71-280 after I made that 6-foot sidehill putt on 16 Michael Brennan, I2.3K1.. deficit with a three-run fifth ing at 22:46 when he took a free kick from Los Angeles penalty area. sonal series 71-71 67 ti 280 Haas fires three-hitter to down Yankees, 2-0

I continued) gled, moved to third on Al caught trying to steal second, oles, who swept the three- ceded RBI Murray's single in the middle finger of his right ers, Gross slammed a three- his fifth straight triumph second major league homer Oliver's single and scored on and retired the next two bat- game series from Minnesota the third inning and Benny hand and was replaced by run shot and Jeff Newman when he walked Mike Har- just inside the left field foul Bell's ground ball. Bell ters. However, Nordhagen and took the season series Ayala followed with a sacri- Rozema, 6-6, after giving up added a solo homer. grove to lead off the Cleve- pole doubled home the Rangers' homered off Martin In the 10-2. fice fly. two hits to start the fourth. Barker, 12-7, struck out land siith and yielded a sin- With two out in the fifth, final run in the eighth. seven and walked three while gle to Toby Harrah. eighth. Murray, batting.378 over Tigers 4, Mariners 3 A's 11, Indians I Jim Rice singled and infield White Sox 5, Royals 3 pitching his fifth complete Charboneau then lifted a fly Chicago's Richard Dotson, his last 20 games, hit his 17th DETROIT - Lou Indians 4, A's Z hits by Fisk and Dwlght CHICAGO (AP) - Wayne game as the Indians notched ball to right field and It fell 8-6, went the distance for the homer off the left field foul Whitaker drove in a pair of CLEVELAND r- Len Evans off the gloves of short- Nordhagen belted a tie-break- their ninth victory in their for a tie-breaking two-run fourth time this season and pole In the first inning follow- runs to back the combined Barker pitched a five-hitter stop Pepe Frias and third ing home run in the sixth in- last 11 games. double when Oakland's Mike broke a personal three-game ing a two-out throwing error six-hit pitching of Roger and Joe Charboneau drove In baseman Buddy Bell, respec- ning and added another solo Oakland's Mike Norris, Davis couldn't get untrack In losing streak. He yielded sev- by shortstop Roy Smalley on Weaver, Dave Rozema and the winning runs with a sixth- tively, loaded the bases shdt in the eighth to power 14-7, pitched his 15th com- the muddy Cleveland Stadi- en hits, walked two and Ken Singleton's grounder. Aurelio Lopez as the Detroit inning double to lead the Gary Allenson's single, the Chicago White Sox over plete game but lost a bid for um turf struck out four. Murray also singled to Tigers defeated Seattle to Cleveland Indians to victory also aff Frias' glove, made it the Kansas City Royals. Orioles 7, Twlnst drive in a third-inning run complete a four-game sweep over Oakland, snapping the 4-0 and Hoffman singled to Nordhagen ripped a pitch BALTIMORE - Eddie and his RBI single in the fifth and hand the Mariners their drive two more runs home A's six-game winning streak Duncan propels Rebels from loser Paul Splittorff, Murray had three hits, in- finished loser Darrell Jack- ninth consecutive setback. and earning a split of their and chase Matlack. 8-8. to open the sixth inning cluding a two-run homer, and son, 7-6. He took a called Seattle's Julio Cruz drew a doubleheader. MIDDLETOWN - Scott Lincroft Royals Wednesday Bell singled and later and give the White Sox a 4-3 drove in four runs while lead- third strike with the bases two-out walk off Weaver in scored on John Grubb's single lead Duncan singled home Jack Si- at Christian Brothers ing the Baltimore Orioles to loaded in the seventh before the third Inning and came In the opener, Oakland mons with the winning run in in the fifth and Grubb scored Chet Lemon followed with Academy in the semifinals. victory over the Minnesota Al Bumbry delivered a two- around on singles by Bill used a 20-hit attack to rout the last of the seventh inning on Jim Morns' double. The a single but Renie Martin, Twins. run single. Stein and Bruce Bochte to the Indians 11-3. Revering, to give the Middletown Re- Rangers added a run in the who relieved Splittorff, got a It was the 10th triumph in A single by Rick Dempsey give the Mariners a 1-0 lead. who had four hits, drove in bels a 3-2 victory over Union sixth when Bump Wills sin- break when Lemon got the last 12 games for the Ori- and a walk to Singleton pre- Weaver had a blood blister on three runs with » pair of hom- Beach and with it the Ed AL SAYS "IF Carleton League American YOU'RE GOING TO East playoff championship. •DO-IT-YOURSELF' Union Beach grabbed a 2-0 i lead, but the Rebels Ued it in COME TO AMERICAN Young Giglio nabs his first striper the sixth on'an RBI triple by- LUMBER!" • Simons and a passed ball. Thirteen-year-old Paul Giglio of Long fish they probably should be jigging for the at Oceanic Marina, Rumson. Crabbing was still slow, reported marina owner Nancy The Rebels were helped by Branch, one of the youngest of the area's big blues," Urbanski said. He said the giant a triple play in thefirst i-ning. famous Giglio tribe of surf casters and blues moved in from Norton's Point and that Ferguson. REDWOOD Maurice Meyer of Elberon reported two With runners at first and sec- hunters, caught the first striped bass of his they hit only during the last three hours of the ond, losing pitcher Al Pontes life fishing from a Long Branch jetty yester- ebb tide swordflsh, a white marlln and five good sized DECK HEISRY yellowfln tuna up to 115 pounds taken on last hit a fly to left on a a hit and day morning The fish, which took a crab run play. Chris Hollnda bait, was weighed at Giglio's bait and tackle He said that fishing over the weekend was week's trip of his boat Poseidon. He has yet excellent. A lot of fluke were brought in on to miss on his weekly canyon runs. caught the ball, fired to sec- 8x10 shop in Sea Bright at 10>* pounds. ond baseman Ron Fix for the SCHAEFER his boats in addition to weakfish and big Randy A. Rauchle of Lincroft has entered The young angler's father. Roland, didn't chopper blues. Jim Carey of Highlands second out and Fix returned "HEART a 70-pound, 6-ounce white marlin in the Cape REDWOOD" '' catch a striper and neither did nearly all of caught seven big weakfish out of Jack's on the throw to first for the tri- 189" the other fishermen who worked for slripers May County Fishing Tournament. Dolores Saturday. ple play. rmVIWN BOW OLD over the weekend The only other striper Sabla of Little Silver has entered a 10-pound, f'SHIOKO SEMKEI weighed at the store over the weekend was a Joe LaPrestl of Steven's bait and tackle 3-ounce weakfish. Matt Lenzi was the win- 25'i pounder taken by Charles Kitlasz of shop, West End, said Edna Yates of Ocean Both anglers have been awarded citations ning pitcher scattering five Edison on a rigged eel Township has filed an application for world and bronze pins and their catches will be hits and fanning three. cillie and fluke combination bait. record recognition for the ^8-pound, m>unce considered for the more than 150 prizes Jim Giglio. who is a cousin of Paul, said Pontes also gave up three hits Mike LaViola of the Tackle Box, Hazlet, striped bass she caught recently at Elbero*.. awarded in this annual fishing tournament. fishing was slow over the weekend. There In a losing effort. said fishing for weakfish held up well over She got the fish on 10-pound test line and the This is the 45th Cape May tournament. It mber. was a school of small bluefish chasing bait in Jie weekend in Raritan Bay and on the Tin women's world record for 12-pound test line is sponsored by the county freeholders and Is 2912121* 741-4444 the surf along the Sea Bright wall early The Rebels will play the ^an Grounds. The hot lure was a "Tiger Is for a 47-pound striper caught in Oregon In the oldest contest of Its type in continuous yesterday morning but casters didn't do American West champion rail," a Jig with an amber tube draped on the 1958. existence on the east coast. »"»'«» «O«O«» - 1.IU.O., much with them Blues were seen breaking in •ingle hook. LaViola said quite a few bluefish Recognition awards go to anglers whose the surf but remained too far out to reach. Long Branch Pier reported some bluefish «ere taken in inside waters too over the and a few fluke caught yesterday morning. fish top minimum weights set by the contest Lisa Smith of Metuchen weighed a 7- iveekend and that fluke fishing was fairly Some weakfish were taken Saturday night. Judges In each of 27 categories. In addition, pound. 15-ounce fluke at Julian's bait and jood. Frank Micallzzl of Frank's Boats, Atlan- all entrants receive a red entry badge signi- CB.S. SUPERMARKET tarkle shop in Atlantic Highlands The fish Jack Urbanski of Jack's Landing, High- tic Highlands, reported a lot of fluke brought fying they have Joined the ranks of thousands 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG was caught off Port Monmouth on fluke belly ands, said giant bluefish ranging from 16 to m over the weekend as well as weakfish and of fishermen who have competed in the tour- bait Ed Krushinski of Linden weighed an 8- 8 pounds have been raising havoc with boat small bluefish. Mlcallxzi said strips of squid nament over the years. pound. 10-ounce weakfish which he caught inglers fishing for weakfish in Chapel Hill have been working even better than worms There is no entry fee or advance regis- a boat off the Navy pier It took a Channel. He said fishermen have lost rods for weakfish. Quite a few weakfish were also tration required. All the angler has to' do is PICK-IT indworm Ed Scharschmidt of Cranford jverboard after setting them down to rest In caught on tiger tails. register the catch with any official sighed a 9-pound weakfish and Jeff Arsta- the boat. He said one man nearly lost two Kay Ewlng of Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, welghmaster. Contest information and a fish- JERSEY NUMBER GAME inof rods over the gunnel when big blues grabbed ing brochure are available from Cape May reported a good weekend for fluke and small PICK any thrM numbers—you can play Middletown a 5-pound. 4-ounce weakfish the baits but managed to get both of the fish. bluefish but crabbing slow. Weakfish, small County Department of Public Affairs, P.O. got the fish in Chapel Hill Channel on a "Instead of fishing with worms for weak- bluefish, fluke and snappers were brought In Box 365, Cape May Court House, N. J. 08210 from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days • w.Jk WE AREA CLAIM CENTER SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. AUGUST 4. 1980 The Daily Register 11 Major league Two share box scores

«•'»•< MILWAUKII Stargall, Mamock. JB—OSmlth SB- akrkM Krltl OMorano S-Garnar. Salvatore's KHS* <;;:»? ill I i... " » •"»» Gamble rf 4 0 0 0 Cooper lb 2 0 11 Shirley W,B ; 7 4 1111 RJcksn dh 4 0 0 0 Thomas cl 3 0 0 0 Fingers S,14 1 0 0 0 0 4 Sdrhlm 3b 4 0io oaiivlt H j o 0 0 Plttsaurvh Svencer lb 3 0 1 0 Laiceno rf 4 110 DRoblnin L.J-S S 2J 5 3 1 4 S Cerone c 10 0 0 DOavtl dh 4 0 11 GJackson 2 13 2 0 0 0 1 top choice Dent it 3 0 0 0 Gantnr 2b } 0 .1 0 Romo 1—-«—1—I—t t. Do vie 7b 3 0 0 0 BMirtm c 3 0 0 0 Shirley pitched to two batten In eighth, Walson ph 1 00 0 Balk-Shirley PB-Ott. T—2:30. A- By JOE H1NTELMANN Stanley 2b 0 0 0 0 2O.SI7 Milt Tatal » I J 3 OCEANPORT — Elmendorf Farm's Syncopate and D.L. :;^ s s rn=;-°»0N TIXAS HrkM Reynolds Big Bulldozer share pre-race favoritism for the E-Tlanl. LOB— Naw York !. Mll»au- - a» r » M Rlvan cl 4 0)0 kaSB—Molllor« I. JB—Monav. SF . DDavli IB-Coocar °"r'a»n •• 1loo 0 I p0 Wllll » 42 10 140,000 Salvatore Mile tor three-year olds and up tomorrow at 4 0 10 Oliver II 4 0 10 rtrl 3 0 10 BB.H3O 4 111 Monmouth Park. Tlant I.II I j Dwvar Ib 2 0 0 0 Stiub dh 10 I 0 Syncopate, trained by Hon Mac Anally, has won one of MIlKaaiaa Rica II 5 1 1 0 Zllk ptl 1 0 0D Haaiw.tM a , Flu c 3 110 Putnam Ib J 0 0 0 three starts this year. He took the True North Handicap at I 2 IU A—11.741. Evanl rf 1111 Simple oh 0 0 0 0 Alltntn dh 4 0}l Grubbrf 3 111 Belmont Park, coming off the pace to nail Isella and Double Hoffmn 3b 1114 em. on HOUSTON NIW YORK 1 0 0 0 Zeus at the wire to Increase his career earnings to 1241,234. Sundbrg c iferkM ibrhtM 4 0 10 Prlii it Puhl rf 3 0 1 0 Taveras si 5 0 1 0 10 0 0 He won the Blng Crosby Handicap at Del Mar California JNorrliph Cabell 3b J 0 1 0 Yngbld 3b 5 t 1 0 10 11 ORbrti last summer and then shipped East to capture the Boojum on JCrui If 5 0 1 0 Manllli cf S 0 1 0 _. 10 00 TtH M.IM T»UI Cedeno cf S I 1 2 Wthein rf 5 t 3 l illiL M 4 114 a sloppy Belmont course. Angel Santiago rides at 122 pounds. AHowe lb S 0 0 0 SHndrln If 4 0 0 0 rZtTT Morgan 3b 4A 101 i t\0 ln*-nna__ n IK 2 0 11 fSO D MO Ml lit— 4 Syncopate spots his nine rivals from five to 19 pounds. Pujols c S 0 1 0 Travlno c ton 3, Taxai 1. LOB—Boston 4 0 0 0 i0 Tews 2B—Flth, Evam, Staub. Nor. Big Bulldozer, trained by George Zateslo, seeks his sixth Landfttv » 4 0 0 1 Flvnn Ib * • °° r\\, BB.Ii „HR—Hoffma, n (2). 5B— Hoff- S«mblto p 0 0 0 0 Falcons P 1980 triumph. He won an allowance race at Belmont Park in ; ° man. S—Hoffman. Ruhla p 1110 DDNNi f 10 0 0 .. H RIR H1O his most recent start on July 23 and paid (3.20. Don MacBeth Ht«c ph 10 10 Ullltr P 0 0 0 0 •*.»*- Anduiar p 0 0 0 0 Uoralt ph rides the second-high weight at 117. Ravnldf it 2 0 10 Hauimn P 0 0 0 0 Card.nl Dh 10 0 0 Others entered are: Convenient, 114, Vince Bracciale, Jr.; 1 Reardon o o o o o S,, Readier IUH ahata Tettl *4 1 11 ] Teui Mill The Cool Virginian, 114, Chuck C. Lopez; Fortake, 113, Jerry Heusten Ml IMMt 1— 3 « 4 2-3 13 RED BANK FINALISTS — John Hi las, left and Ed the awards is tennis court supervisor Andy Russo. Httas Bailey; Niteange, 110, no rider; Michael's Edge, 109, no rider; New Yerk «• tM tat I— 2 H 3 1-3 0 C-JCru/. Riardon DP -Houston t. • Luck, second from left, won the Red Bank Parks and and Luck beat Len DIGIola and Tom Raevls, 6-4, 6-2, In Tunerup, 113, no rider; Stateroom, 110, no rider; and Wave 1-3 0 i OB Mouiion II. New York 8 IB- With nV 2-3 0 Forever, 107, no rider. mgton, Taverai. HR—Cedeno (I) ' Recreation Department men's doubles tennis tour- the semis, and Sullivan and O'Shensky topped Barry Hough pitched to ona bttttr In _ __ __ „ ninth. nament yesterday by defeating Ed O'Shensky, second Semple and Mike DiStef ano, 6-\ 2-6,6-2 in the semis, Zateslo, who currently had saddled eight winners, seven N f R SB SO wP-JJohn«on. T—3:00. A-12.01S from right and Bob Sullivan, right, 6-2, 6-2. Presenting seconds and three thirds from 32 mounts at the meeting, had 1111 an eventful Saturday. He won two races, one through a 4 ATLANTA MONTHIAL Samblto W.M 2 1-1 lOt ibrhbl aferfeM disqualification, and had a third horse disqualified from NmVirt Rovster ]t 4O10 LeFtore If 10 0 0 Falcone S I 1 4 Hubbrd 3b 4 110 While If 1 0 I 0 second to third. He lost one of his winners, Peppy Addy, to Wilier 2 I 0 1 Mtthwi ri 12 10 RScoit 2b 4 0 10 trainer Herb Paley through the claim box. Hau.men 2 i 0 0 Ctimbii lb 4 111 Dawson cf 5 2 11 Rtardon u • 6 1 t 1 Murphy cf 5 111 Valtniln rf 4 2 2 1 Peppy Andy, who won Saturday's second race as the even- T—141 A li *vi Atiellin If 4 0 11 Cromrt lb 4 0 11 Monmouth Park today Nahrdnv c 5 0 0 0 Carter c 2 0 0 0 money favorite, was scoring his second straight triumph from Gomel ss 10 10 Parrlsh lb 1 1 1 0 CINCINNATI PNILA 1st: 111.IM. Mdn , Jyilu»,t Pw. Prlncelv Heir (Brecdele) four 1980 starts. Before that, he had had two long layoffs. all h M Lum ph 10 0 0 Soeler SS 4 0 11 r Welcome Ruler (Santagala) 10-1 Verne's Pride (Mlnervlnl) •tfftM 4 i i o Blanks » 1 0 0 0 Lea p 1110 After finishing sixth In the Baltimore Handicap at Pimlico Preston'l Plver (DelPIno) 20-1 Gifted Leeoer (Senteoeta) Colllni Cf 4 110 L Smllh If 4 112 Burghi ph 10 0 0 Murray P 10 0 0 Bartloan (Nlad) 7-2 Inviting Leg* (No Boy) Knight U> 4 110 Rose lb t 0 0 0 McWIms P I 0 0 0 Sow p 0 0 0 0 Race Course in Maryland on May 27, 1978, he broke a Monmouth selections Color Me Handsome (McNeil) li Srever Patch (MacBethl Griffey rf 4 0 10 R*ed O 4 1lt Pocorboh 1010 Day Room (MacBeth) 4-1 Blatlng Peddles (LoPei) sesamoid In his right front leg and a screw was placed there. Foster If 4 110 Grot! rf 3 10 0 Garbar p 0 0 0 0 Drleun lb 2 0 13 Schmdt 3b Anderson (Ashcroft) 4-1 7th: (i.eoe, Clme : i yet, IM 2 0 0 0 Horner ph 10 0 0 Billy Mlity (Martin) „, io l Bolero's TuVn (Brumfleld) is- He returned to racing at Monmouth on August 18, 1979, Cncocn si 3 0 0 0 JVkvh 3b 3 0 0 0 Matula P 0 0 0 0 JKendv 2b 10 0 0 GMddx ct by Reggie Ster Arch Revolt (Gomez) 12-1 LedvMon Friendly (Aihcrott) 4- dropping from allowance company Into a $35,000 claiming o 0 0 o T**al 41 S III TaUl 111 it i Gold Chase (Nemetl) 20 1 Celilc Queen (Vtgllotti) a Nolan c 4 0 11 GVkvh rf 0 10 0 AUMU M3 Ml M3— I race and ran third to Quid's Shadow and Kintla's Folly. The 8- OeiUr 7b 4 0 10 Trlllo 2b Hula Special (Moralat) S-1 Honey Dene (Batley) I- 110 1 Montreal Ml Ml MM— I 1. — Anderson, Bartigan, Hula Special M: (4WIM, Clme . 1 ye 4 Ha. I Pur. PatricUn'i Glory (Velei) 10 Berenvl p 10 0 0 Avlles it 3 0 13 E—Murray LOB—Atlanta 11, Mont ycar-old gelding next raced for $25,000 on July 2 of this year Solo p 0 0 0 0 Boont C 2. — Pretend Partner, Daydream Believer, Mr. Rtdblnder (DelPIno) a 1 Tama Will (No Bov) , 30- 3 0 0 0 '•*' * IB—Hubbard. Aisalstlne. Gomet. Examine (Purdom) tO-1 Catherine, Cookie (No Bov) 13 and ran sixth. Gernm ph 10 0 0 Esplnota o 10 0 0 Oewson, Valentine. Pocoroba. Speter JB Toml|n p 0 0 0 0 Unier tb Boomerang Sea Agua (Athcroft) 12-1 Go Banmes (Nled) I -Lea, Murelw HR—valtnllne (11). SB- Jack Shelley (McNeil) IM Droll Rocfcette (Brumfleld} 8 Zateslo dropped him to $20,000 claiming on July 12 and he Spllmn ph I 0 0 0 It IT i White S. — Same Play, Chauffeur Botrelle, Pepper's Segun- TaUl u 4ii4 Tatal Restleis Luck (Savler) 1}-1 Dlable Morn (Met:Beth) 6 •i« MI tat- 4 IP H RIRII1O •ttl| (11.000. Allw., 1 -o A up, IM 78 Ydi ran second to No One Bid. On July 19 he won at 116,000 and ClMclMatl do Bit's Bravt (Colon) -20-1 til 044 Ml- I Atlanta Prince Sal (Looat) 8 1 Fantastic High (Thomei) « Saturday was entered for a $10,000 tag. E Ofiir DP—CincinnatiT Phlledel l ir b 4. — Raise a Lynne, Coda Corta, Blue Bird Day Hard Hieded Men (Sanlagata) 20-1 Kratty Kitty (McNeil) , io Phie 4. LOB— Cincinnati S. Philadelphia I ' *< Pretend Partner (Thomai) A 1 Cet Song IVIgllottl) I JB Gro» Boone. Drlessen SB-tSmlth Maiula i. — Winter's Coming, Mannerism, Orate Daydream Believer (No Bov) 1-1 Huitlln' Harriet (Brecclalet... 3 J Drleiian ROM S-Berenyl. SF-GMed- ManlrMl Mr Boomerang (Bracclela) ....5-1 Maloettl (Lopez) ill 5 2-3 I t. — Vema's Pride, Princely Heir, Mad Spring 3r4: |1 i.MI, Altw., 1 y» A m, 4 Pur. Tundra Queen (Ashcroft) IM 2 1-3 5 IP 7. - Honey Dana, Lady More Friendly, Droll Rook- Pepoer't Segundo (Looei) 7-3 Brekhe (MacBeth) 9-1 Schools schedule 1-3 Same Plav (MacBeth) 5-1 Whenyou'retmlllng (Wacker) i i WP-LM T-]:00 A-M.3S4 Btranvi i i • ette Campui C«pen (Bracclale) 11 Mil: UMM, Allw.. 1 ye 4 He), 1 i/u M Soto Royal Jove (Ashcroft) 4-1 Fanny Sapenteln (No Bov). ,4.1 Tomlln OKANtAICITT CHICAGO 8 -CatSong. Hustlin' Harriet, Brekke Conservatoire (MacBeth) a-1 Dottle O. (Fann) ... • S-1 atrfcM fall physical exams 9. - Dottle 0., Riddle's Reply, FannySaperateln Chauffeur Bolrelle (Perret) S-1 Peace Angel (Thornburg)...... H oinosa W.I 1 1 0 0 0 Saulrai lb 4 0 0 0 *ui: n.m, Clma-. I *•• svi Par. Glamaion (Fann) ... »-2 MdSdS.. 7 112 0 iMcfUa 4 111 Pryer lb 4 13 1 10. — Peanut Patch, Lawrentlan, Mac's Isle Sthlfty Eagle (Perrtt) t-1 Keeler (PerreU .10-1 The following Is a listing of Monmouth County high schools HBPtoy Eiptnoi a IDrniMn 1) WP Brttt M) 4 0 10 Morrltnlb 10 t 0 BEST BET: Same Play (3rd) RalM a Lvnne (Penn) w Alice Who (Bellev) '.. ... M •artnyl MM A-41.MI Portar c 4 110 LJnnsn dh 10 0 Blue Bird Oav (MacBath) IM Newmarket Lady (Perret).. ...S-1 that have scheduled fall sports physical examinations. Alkans Ib 4 0 3 0 Nrdhgn rf 4 111 Friday's Winners: Captain Brogann (4.00); Message Final Sunsot [Long) M-1 Riddle's Reply (Aihcroft).... -M IT. LOUIS LOS ANOLS LaCock lb 0 0 0 0 Ltmon cf 1120 Coda Corta (Lopei) 1-1 Yankee Fashion (No Bov).. II Humion-F.H. Reg. ikrhM iar«M Otis cf 4 0 0 1 Prultu t It 1 1 t 0 to Michael (6.40) Miss Carol R. (Mlcell) a-t leth: u,7M, Clmg., J ve * we. * Fw. Boys physicals in all sports will be given from 1 to S p.m., Harr lb 4 111 Lopat 3b 4 0 0 0 Hurdla rf 4 0 0 0 ilav If 2 0 00 Northward Flight INo Bov) 10-1 Lawrentlan (Savler) '. 1-1 Durham f f 4 i i o Rinwii si 4 0 1I 0 WWhit el lbb Mil Klmm c 10 11 HORSES TO WATCH Final Packaoa (McNeil) a 1 Peanut Patch (Edwards) 4-1 Aug. 4, 11 and 15, and from 6 to 0 p.m., Aug. 18 to 25. Girls TScott cf 10 0 0 JOhmtn rf 2 1 1 0 Quirk oh 1 0 0 0 TCruIIS 1 0 0 0 By REGGIE STER Merry Dear (Ashcroft) 20-1 Pelemonlum (McNeil) t-1 KHrndi lb 4 112 Hatchar rf 1 0 0 OMunnNi %\ I 0 0 0 Kennedy Key Doll (No Bov) 10-1 Twin Fort (DINIcola) 3-1 physicals are set for 1 to 3 p.m., Aug. 6 and 8, and 6 to 9 p.m., Hndrck cf 4 0 11 Garvav lb 4 0 1 0 Wihgtn ft 10 0 0 HAUNTED IRISH LASS - Bobbled at start of debut, Mldlke (MacBeth) 15-1 Magic Saw (D'Agusto) 15-1 Aug. 13, 20 and 27. All physicals will be given in the nurses i or a If 3 0 0 0 Bafcar If 2 0 t 1 TaUl Mill Tatal 11 I II I Me Rocky (Morales) S-1 Mac's isle (Rodrlguei) t-1 TKanndv c 4 0 0 0 Cay M> 4 0 0 0 KIIIIII CM* ill Ma— I but recovered well to finish third. fta: in,eao. Man , J *• AU», IM Don Anoe (D'Augusto) 15*1 office. MI Obarkfl lb 4 110 Guarrar cl 4 0 10 Chicaae Hi—I PASTRY TRAY — Poorly-judge ride last time out Brown Boll (DeNlcola) 15-1 Veiper Bell (No Bov) 15-1 Rtiti 3b 0 0 0 0 V*a«ar c 3 0 10 E-TCrui LOB-Kansai Cltv 4. Chlca Beat a Path (Shuk) 10-1 Triangle Tragtc (Kuril) 12-1 Shore Regional Phillips si 3 0 10 Hootofi p 1 0 0 Ogo i HR—MtRat If), Nordhegen 1 (14) cost this one a victory. Bravo's Lark (Surrancv) 11-1 Iberian Ingot (Nled) 8 1 WEST LONG BRANCH - Fall sports physical exams for SMartini p 3 0 0 0 Mondv ph i 0 0 0 SB—Morrison SF-L Johnson Corbode (Aihcroft) 4-1 Intrepid Courier (Lope/) 5-1 Castillo P 0 00 0 IP H R I« ta SO HI NIA — Recent Crupl-clalm should score a win In Orate (Ptrret) W Northern Arrival (Mlcell) 15-1 Shore Regional High School will be given Aug 6 and 13. Boys Rlawp* 1 0 0 0 Kaasat Cltv slightly lower company. Panning (Thornburg) 10>1 Brainy (Wacker) 30-1 physicals will be conducted from 2 to 8 p.m., Aug. 6 and 8 to 9 SuUllfft P 0 00 OSohttorff 1.11 S • * 4 i 0 Wlfttef'i Coming (Looei) S-1 24 4 • 4 T*UI 11 1 7 1 Martin I 11111 ALWAYS A ROGUE — Stumbled as he broke last Seavllie (Brumfleld} • t-1 p.m., Aug. 13. Girls physicals are scheduled from 8 to 9 p.m., li Le*U 1tl Ml Ml- 4 Chkaa* week. This cost him the race. Enooenla (Nlad) 11-1 Laa nniiln an IN tM- 1 Ootson w i * » 7 3 12 Mannerism (MarB*th) 7*3 MY A A corrals Aug. 6 and 7 to 8 p.m., Aug. 13. E-Ve»tr OP-SI Louli2, Los Angel- T-I 32 A-U.2W WINTER'S COMING - Maiden had trouble nego- Noble Pretender (Bracclala) 10-1 Freehold Township t* l LOB -SI Louis 7, Los Anoales 4 IB— Mh: W.aat, Clma.. I ve * aa,« Par. Durham. Johnilone, Herr, Oberkfoll HR MINNESOTA •ALTIMOM tiating true path in recent turf try. Nollocklng Jeff (Athcrofi) f-I FREEHOLD — The Physicals examinations scheduled KHirntndfl III SB RutMll. Herr S - ab rfe M ilrkki Mad Soring (Gomel) 4-1 district title Harr SF -Bahar r Balangr is 5 1 1 0 will beginstart Aug. 6. Tennis ohysicals will be held at 12:30 IP R IN ••fcO Smefle v SS 10 10 O- 3 2 10 FREEHOLD - The p.m. that day. Girls cross country is set for 1 30 Wiifong lb 4 0 10 Slngletn ri 3 2 10 111* Sofield if 4000 Lownstn If 0 000 MYAA Pacific League All- Varsity and freshman football physicals will be held Aug. . , . Powell rf 4 111 Murray lb 4 114 Stars won the New Jersey Hooti>n L.10-4 S * Godwn dh 4 0 11 Ayala if 10 0 1 12 at 8 a.m., while boys cross country Is scheduled for 9:30. Castillo 1 0 0 12 Rjckin lb 4 0 10 Burnt* y cf 10 12 District 9 Little League Varsity soccer physicals are set for Aug. 13, at 12:30 to be SutcllMe t 1011 castlnoab 1000Rotnlck cf 10 00 championship Wednesday follwed by freshman soccer at 1; 30 DEdwrd Cf 10 0 0 10 00 Meadowlands tonight first Game Landrei cf 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 night with a 4-3 victory over Gymnastics physicals and makeups will be held 8 a.m. SAN DIIOO PITTSaUBOM a 11 li ut Paca, f 1MM, CMHJ. ibr M HrkM Jetal 12 I ft 1 Tatal n 71 F Domlnator Hanovar (Harman)... .10-1 the Manalapan All-Stars Aug. 26 with the final makeups set for 12:30 Sept. 3. Steady Leader (No Driver) Rirhrds If S 1 " OMorencf 4 0 0 0 JMam.... tM it*-1 Flying Togathar (Clarke) ..1J-1 Good Knight Chimp (No Driver) OSmith 11 112 1 Foiiu 3 110 taltlmara m til Ma— T Harmony's. Red (Parkar) .20-1 Mr Interlocutor (Manil) ..20-1 Muohrv cf 4 0 0 0 Lacy If 4 0Ot E-Smalle DP—Minnesota 1. Belli Loot* Nawvs (Dancar Jr.) .. 12-1 Koala Bravado (Ntt Drlvar) Carry (Massav) .20-1 Winfleld rf 4 111 Staroell lb 4 0 10 '"ore * LOB- Alnnvsote *• Baltimore t .20-1 Roman Lob*II (Connors) ...4-1 Classic Sara (lulo) Raffaaia'i Prida (Dancer) Montni lb 4 0 11 Mldic. k )b 3 0 10 IB—Powell, Oauar ray (IT), Llttla SOUP (McNIchol) Arrive Bov (Lancaster) TN.T.'i Bambino (Tlsbart) ...5-2 Tenace c ' 2 0 0 0 Oarner 2b * 0 0 0 Powell 14) SF Avail FIIM Ernest (Parkar Jr.) Mapit Way CHFIIIon) 10 1 Flannrv lb 4 0 11 Easier rf IP ' H II IR BB tO Marbvrd (No Drlvar) Jambo Ivan (Harding) tlli: Pita, 111, Benefit of Caih lb 0 0 0 0 Nko.ii c 3 0 0 0 Minnesota Pappy Will)* (Wlait) 10 0 0 DJackson L.'-4 4 1-14 I 3 2 t Murdoch (Dalgneault) Burt Almahunt (Wlnaflald).. ..10-1 Rodrigi Mi 4 0 I 0 Rhoden c SPOMIV Squlra (Camaron) 1 no 0 Williams 13-13 2 2 I 3 Heppv Disciple (Campbell) J J's Apollo (Gllmour) ...t-1 Curtis o 4 0 10 VLaw ph Eric's Phon« (Hoslno) 0000 Coroett 1 00000 ' lad: Paca, I11.7M i Yankaa Doodle (Campball) ...3-1 Scurry p D.I. Eric (Smith Jr.) New Jersey Press Association Cup of Java (Webster): ,...4-1 Sanflln pr 1 goo Baltimore j M Vellnde (H.Flllen) a . Ill p Mlracla Devil (Williams) .. 12-1 Romo p O000 almer w.n I 4 7 1 1 1 4 Beit of Osborna (MolMyev) l i All Time HlghN Ilimiitir) TaUl M l » 4 Taui 11 I I 1 Sloddard S.1I 3 3 0 0 11 4-1 Tin: Paia, Iliata, Clma Freight Trait (Oohertv). M IH IM— I Pttmar Pitched to Iwo battan In the (eattlt Strike (No Driver) 20-1 Tarlnga Bav (No Drlvar) • 1 Bold Customar (Hade) Scholarship Fund Stitch In Time (Webttar) JO-I 111 tM Ms— t Mventh. ••! Veung Billy (Poulln) • 1 WMv Light (O'Donnell) t." Rodnouti. Madlock DP-S«n Die- T—117 A—U.S14 Notafella (No Driver) t-1 Walovar Star (No Orlvar) 10-1 Bye Byt Wat (Popflngar) ...n ..in 90 2. Pittsburgh 7 LOB—San Dleoo I. fly riy /iggy (Marks) Abbv Daal (No Drlvar) 4.1 Southwark (No Driver) Pittiburgh S. IB—Foil 3B— Rkhirdi. OS' Evergreen Laura (No Drlvar) Armbro Unltad (Glambrona) SI mith SB—OSmllh. Sanflulllen, OSi $ SIATTLB* DITROIT Cover Story N (No Driver) t-t 1 For Land SaVai (Rammafl)...... IH ttn:Pace,l1LSM.Clm«. -Mumphrev. ^ « M IO JCr« » aarkW akrkU J.W. Adaptor (Torro) 15-1 Jariav Abba (Daicampo) M Amber Dlamon (Dohertv) „.. 4 110 Petarscf J 1 1 1 tf4. 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Charles Henover (Vlrtcl) '. .500 12 Bell Captain (Vinci) e-1 Oakland ' 5] 51 Cincinnati 54 51 .514 4 Berserk (Clark) 2-1 Paddy McCee (Bratnahsn) ..n. US MVt Dlvlc (No Driver) 1-1 41 ftXH 50 53 San Francisco 31 54 .4M 7 Jerry Vista Unterdonalo) S-t Irish Rum (No Driver) 17 Romantic Linden (Puma) 10-1 Minnesota 47 37 m San Dleoo 47 57 .453 10VPlpersvill. e Joev (Cot*) 4-1 Dick Champ (Perry) «7 Jafs Happv Bov (Glorglannl) fci Special Key (Kaimaler) 13-1 Chicago 44 37 tm Atlanta 41 S7 .447 11 R Gaytlme (Martin) 17! •»: Pace. U,4M, Clmg. Seattle If 45 is Saturday'! Oemes Blazing Rival (King Jr.):. . R i Chris Be Quick (No Driver) , California 31 44 173 IS San Francisco 1. Chicago S Chlboor (Kelly) B-1 Over Serve (Baachv) 7-2 Trtv Counsel (Bresnehan) 9 2 11th: P.c. U.I»e Clme. Saturday'* Oamet New York 3. Houston 3 Andy Savford (Pratt) »-1 Star Aisay (Baachv) California 3, Toronto 4 Clnclnnetl 2. 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DOMINIC ROMPOLLO HINTS FROM HELOISE adds evening excitement for fall with a deep dark violet georgette, sparked Lifestyle by specks of glitter with a flutter of marabou on the sleeves and the hem of the How to restring blinds tunic. DEAR HELOISE: Once through, knot the cord at the hat or tcarf, or whatever elte may A while back I read a hint in your righthand side, pull the cord to the ttrike my fancy. One day my favorite rocking chair • P phplo column about how to reilring Venetian correct tension, and knot it on the left JOHN ANTHONY has designed for fall blinds by somehow attaching the new side. wore out, to I uted thete tlript to make this plum wool coat and matching cord to the old one and pulling it Slick as a button, I must say. — a tort of webbing and It's still noldiag trousers, which are worn with a silk through. Heloise up fine. — A Great Grandma blouse gathered high at the neck and Al the lime I didn't need it but did DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: fastened with a silk rose. save the hint. Now that I need it, I can't Here's a hint thai will help lave When it comet to safely disposing of find the clipping I saved. nerves and extra chores caused moth- aerosol cant, here's a trick I learned Could you pleau repeal it for me? ers by toddlers learning to drink from a while stationed overieai with my hat- By MARGUERITE HENDERSON cap: a simple, squared-off wool jersey ver- — Ruth Favreau cup. band. Kail lines by John Anthony, Dominic sion that looks super with his square-look 1 sure will, doll, cause once Uiose Next lime you give him or her a Remove Ibe spray noiile on lop of Kompollo and (Jiorgio Sant'Angelo, who are big-shouldered capes. cords break you've got a problem keep- bath, take a small plaitlc drinking cup the can. iMoit of them will just pop all high lashion men, are as individual as Kompollo is heavily into capes and half ing your privacy. And trying to replace along. off.) the seasons, but with a few trend-setting moon stoles with deep border ruffles. Black them is out of sight! Every so often, put a few sips of This little button will probably fall generalities. fur muffs look nifty. So do rounded red felt The best time to restring blinds is clean Up water Into the cup and offer it through the rttl of the train to little Kor instance, they like fabrics that take hats with wide bands of beaver fur and a before they break, so look all of them to the child. If a little or a lot is spilled hands can't find it. — Mrt. K.J Hunter to a drape shape, lacy looks, fur touches, couple of dangling beaver balls. over for worn spots that may give at who caret? It's a good idea to remove those unstructured capes and coverup stoles. Keminiscent of Crawford are long- any time. ' Just keep a close watch on the child nozzles and tape them to the bottom of Beige hosiery is banished. Anthony shows sleeved straight line dresses with dramatic On the bottom, righthand corner of to make sure he-she doesn't pour cup- the can if there's even a remote chance his tavontes I predominately neutral-toned lolds Hi self fabric draped bib-style on the the blind under a protective plate is the fult of water onto the floor, or try a child can get at them while they're wide whale corduroy, classic garardine, bodice Hompollo also does the "soft slit" beginning of the cord. It is probably drinking directly from the bath water. still in us* tweeds and* wool jerseys) with darkish I curved upward on one side and with a tied in a knot. Cut off this knot and — Kyan Hale One can never be too careful. — sheers and plain pumps, sometimes russet, rutfle) and is happy with chiffon ruffles attach the end of the old cord onto the DEAR HELOISE: Heloise sometimes black or brown attached vertically on chemise dresses and end of the new cord you've purchased. DEAR HELOISE: Anthony likes little shaped jackets- skirts. Yean ago I got this bright idea. As Now don't tie the two cords togeth- you know, nylon It very strong. Latl summer, I was visiting my nipped in at the waist but never tight—with He likes feathers and head bands and er, or overlap them — that won't work. litter in hot weather when cantaloupei suit, gathered skirts Also, nubby knits (one sequins and paillettes...the latter fabric Instead of discarding wornoul pan You've got to put the two end to end tyhote, I cut off the elastic and lave it. were al their best. You know how lmel- in gray looks like caracal) and beaver col- makes for a mermaid effect. and then wrap them with masking or ly cantaloupe rindi are, and bow quick- lars Igreat on a black wrap wool coat, Then I Hart cutting al the lop, and cul transparent tape until they're securely a continuous strip about two inches ly fruit fliet gather. (She had no gar- greater on a navy slacks and jacket outfit). fastened. bage disposal.) A standout is a taupe gabardine en- Devilish Sant'Angelo wide, through the panly and down to Then simply pull the old cord out the toe of one of the legs. "No problem," said tit... semble longish straight coat over Teal, purple and azalea are the big col- (at the lelthand side) as you pull the She got out her blender, put in • cup matching straight leg pants Strictly Uar- ors in Sant'Angelo Sport, the somewhat I then cut the other leg the tame new cord in. Keep pulling until the new way and stitch the two piecet together. of water, cul up the rind, and dropped' bo/Hepburn style price-diminished version of his haute cord has reached the lower lelthand II Into the blender. Anthony is big on cabuchon knots, his couture. The strips are wound into a ball and side of the blind. saved until I have enough to crochet a SWISH! Liquid down the sink! -: invention, which are not unlike the hunky, Mohair is a favorite fabric; never better Alice Grott uncut gems lor which they're named. He than in his full wrap coats, totally unstruc- uses the knot at blouse neckline or waist tured and not even hemmed, fringed. line Wool crepe dresses and matching coats For evening. Anthony goes for are smart. The look is easy, clothes always Scuba club HarloWlsh gold lame, lacy filigree cages, skim and seldom hug the body. The three- IF YOU THINK EAST KEANSBURU - and black velvet In the latter category, the piece knit ensemble (camisole, jacket and Monmouth County Sport Di- dress with the long sleeves, dropped waist- skirt I is practical for travel. vers, a scuba club based here line and soily gathered skirt is delicious The lace knits look handmade and are at Dosil's Sport Center, A SECRETARY IS Dramatic Rompollo good-looking in the color brick and a Route 36, meets tomorrow at Sant'Angelo preference, platinum. 7 p.m. in the center. Color Kilter Kompollo He introduces his col- Particularly innovative are his boxy em- AP Pholo films on diving will be shown. broidered jackets. A charcoal gray wool GIORGIO SANT'ANCELO JUST A* * ' lection dramatically by lirst turning off all Refreshments will be served. lights Flick! Six models in varying ver- jacket is embroidered in silver silk braid designed this charcoal Non-members are welcome sions "I the classic bold red plaid and black and worn over light gray wool crepe pants. gray wool Jacket em- to attend. velvet combination strict a handsome pose. Sant'Angelo's evening fantasies are fan- broidered in silver silk TYPIST. They wear black tights and pumps and tastic: a two-piece dusty pink taffeta with a braid and worn over gray moderately-brimmed, round crowned black jaboted bodice and full skirt, and a wool crepe pants. The silk hats The Papal chapeau in miniature. platinum outfit with thick, Spanish lace top blouse under the jacket is YOU'RE Kompollo also does a modified Cossack and swirling skirt. light gray. ABOUT LV ASK DR. BROTHERS 10% RIGHT...... and about 20 years behind the times. 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Does my daughter want to be We want to see the hero or classes are about to start. nephew as a psychopath. picious that he may be get- Many psychopaths lie and king of the prairie or does she heroine control his or her own They're holding him and, of ting railroaded Into an un- are unable to keep promises identify with the women in fate because few of us are course, the family is dis- pleasant situation. — Y.A. The average psychopath is the film, who, at I recall, able to do this in real life. traught. Does this mean that Dear Y.A.: Psychopaths very unstable emotionally, were dumb and passive? (201) 775-8545 he's neurotic and needs to see lack the traditional charac- but he may have a very Does thit indicate something a psychiatrist? I'm not famil- teristics ot someone who is charming personality. He's about her personality? Or it iar with Ibe term and neither merely neurotic. If they're extremely self-centered" and it just another meaningless f LOSE WEIGHTS is incapable of any real love fad? — M.F. Even whilt enjoying three Please send me more information about today's I for anyone except himself. Dear M.F.: First of all, 1 unifying mills • diy secretary. ' Children's show to benefit Begin losing weight immediately with If your nephew is suspect your daughter identi- extra-strength Super Wrlnei reduc- diagnosed as a psychopath, fies with the rough-riding, ing tablets and Diet Ptarr it takes over Name Age I he needs professional help. hard-shooting hero, rather where your will power leaves o" A Juvenile Diabetes group government panel ot medical and sci- Address .City Dear Dr. Brothers: I went than with the passive heroine. entific experts has reviewed the dirn- I FAIR HAVKN-The tures Ward Saxton. 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2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Tioer 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted CERTI FIED NURSES AIDE (MFI HOUSEKEEPING FLOOR PER 2 Auto* For Sale CARS GALORE! KITSON CHEVROLET CO, - For 3 to 11 trtift Apply in person SON- IWa«erl Evening Shift Pre Over ii lo ehooi* from (many .man vv 36 Eatonlowi King James Nursing Home. 400 nous health cart facility or mslitu tart), ringing from flOO to 12000 542 1000 Hwv 36. Middletown „ ,..en i. nif reauired Must be i»*' BEETLE - Nnrj. naw trani- Come see and ia»e! ..miii.ir wilh all Moor and carpel LABRIOLA MOTORS are equipmeni Contact Personnel miiilon. engine m excellent condl- KINGSLY AUTO Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank CLEANERS — Two Needed lo lion 1300 741-SIM after |r p m . i.-.tn auditoriums and lobby Two Milct. it>* 'ioo S42-6600 7411433 weeks. Also, part lime help >H1 AMX — 11100. I«J Packard. LAKE WOOD TOYOTA Top tltt cleaners Inquire wilhin E* DEAL - For hiaf> school or colleg* 1700 Call affr > PHI., muil CHEVROLET CITATION 19M —oaid lor Used Can. 100% financing per.enced preferred Shrewsbury i - I. <.r employment In large Four-cylinder. Must ull, going lo Cinema, after 1 pm Amusement arcade, must be avail •H* M OLOSMOBlLE — Good mt- In gualllied buyers 364 9000 Able now and weekends in the Fall chanltat condition. IM0 or btil of icnool. can'l aflord payments Cal fer 164-4071 71/6411 MAVERICK 1*71 - Four-door, id CLERK — Full-time, %udavs, apply i .HI lor interview anytime. 4vs tuu» cylinder, air. in person. Red Bank Hardware, 30 CHEVROLET MONZA HATCH- NOIVIDUAL T To learn auto and IW [>ODOF SPORTSMAN VAN Call 717-517* Monmouth SI . Red Bdnk BACK tt'S - Powar otear CLERK TYPIST ii'netai glass trade Comoanv paid R*ns aood. new tlrei, IInl MOO lakes ing/brahet, automatic. 1S.000 mllea. MONMOUTH MOTORS wnsion fund, Blu* Cross. Blue AM/FM stereo, HJOO- negotiable 52 Hwy 35, Eatontown Type «(L to 45 wpm . some figure .hidd. iitf insurance, vacation and II" MUSTANG - Fully loaded. *7t J2M 5422414 work in iili) holiddvi APPIV Atlantic Glass Co . oni, 10,000 mlltt Eicellent condi ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 71 M.ii n Ave , Red Bank MONTE CARLO 1*75 — Vinyl land- 10 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewsbury tit* MSOO or best offer 173 Otft or CHEVROLET IMPALA — four au roof, electric tun roof, full power, INSURANCE ">.• 1141 Ask for Tim door. 1*71. uses regular gai, clean lilt wheel Excellent condition, low COACHING POSITION — Oneassis Growing Monmouth County Agency "71 FORD GRANAOO — Ml VI,car. rum good, keep at tSOO 1 ash mileage. t235O. Call 747-04S3 any lanl lootbdll one vdrsilv field hock !•, experienced personal lines full options, ti.ooo mllei Excellent ev Valid leaching certificate person Homeowner s. tire, rating (ondlllon. 11700 Call *«03 or beat otter 1*1-914} CORVETTE 1*77 — Four-ipeed, ex- locks 741-0*93 liter 5, 541-0427. 1969, new engine, new tlret, rebuilt cylinder, automatic, power steer- 1*79 KAWASAKI SR650 — 1,600Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv, 35. Key For manufacturing plan), lull transmission Needt minor body miles. Magi and many original ex- t, ,t(..( .-, Matawan area Call t. must have driver s license t ellent condition, »7iO0 or be«t otter MUSTANG FAST BACK 1*41 — Re- Ing/branes. air, stereo cassette, port. 164-1600. »3 1700. 1*74 MONTE CARLO LANDAU - J47HU after S p.m. wortt. Bet, offer. S41-01S4. roof-rack, new Keel belted radlals. tras. Two helmets 11150. After 6 Apply m person Electro Impulse l,ooa condition, all flint WOO built engine, new paint, dark blue, 61,440 miles. One owner Dealer P HI 264-7334. db , 116 Cftestnul St . Red Bank four speed, excellent condition PONTIAC LEMANS 1*61 — Good maintained. S5495* Auto Insurance COOK - Enpenenced only Full uttna two or best offer, *46-l291 mileage, two-door, bucket* seats, 1979 KAWASAKI 400 LTD i .1-.. • Apply m person between IDDIEVIOE OPERATORS - 16 if7l FORD LTD WAGON — Fully steering, one family owner, vtyv engine and body A 1, Interior ex- 11300 t •> p m at The Pour House, 640and oter Apply Keansburg Kiddie rquippeO, IJO0 MUSTANG 1*72 — Power sieerlno, VOLVO — 1*75, 244-DL, four-door 741-1143 days or 544-0517 evenings AUTO-TRUCK-CYCLE Shrewsbury Ave . Tinton Falls NO clean. S7S0 or belt offer 164-734I. •ir, new tires, exhaust, battery. cellent, four new tlrei and mags, sedan, four-cylinder, automatic, Park, opposite Carr Ave See Mr m-oKW excellent stereo $1100 or belt offei power steering/brakes, AM/FM, INSURANCE PHONE CALLS. no .iiii'i 1 it m CREDIT PROBLEMS 11300 After 6. 542 3349. Free quotes end binders bv Phone 1*11 IMPALA — Convertible Powei 164-3470, ask for BUI. 56.17} miles. 13650 • COOK — Experienced only Full LABRiOLA DATSUN AND DODGE No cash? If you're working, we can MUST SELL 1976 KX-13S — Cood condition. Fox Call Toll-Fre* 800-393 6*10 sloertna brakes, air. AM FM tiereo help to gat you financed No money PONTIAC 1*76 — With 66,000 miles, shocks, new tires. 17,75 or best offer. time niortts Apply in person NEEDS Eipenence* new cjr n«*oi work »W as H Ht-im. 1*10 Blue PlntD air. DQwfr steering/ brakes, newVOLVO — 197S, 145 DL, wagon, four Call 583-6711 COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES betwsen3 5pm al The Pour House, preu man. eicellcnl working condi down Pavmenit arranged to suit Call 364-0354 cylinder, automatic, power steer- .um needi Many New and Quality tires, small V-B engine, excellent ANY CAR DRIVER AGE 640 Shrewsbury AVe . Tinton Palis lions Can John at labnoia Motors, 1*71 VOLVO - 5'.000 mile* n»td< condition, 13KH). Call 391-339S. ing/brakes, ali, AM/FM itereo, ELSINORE 115 1977 - Runs great CALL 747 1*00 NO PHONE CALLS. work. UM Used Cars to choose from. Call Mr. MUSTANG MACH I 1971 - Good 64,153 miles. One owner 14350 • 741 74}3 Fredericks al Ratsat Ponllac. »S condition, 11100 or belt offer. Call and looks great. 1515. Atfc tof Bob, W-Mn RITTENHOUSE Call 5MIW PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa COOK - With food service LANUbLAPE Gardener s Helper Broad SI.. Red Bank. 741-StlO. 495'1009 mous for low cost auto Insurance cerlilicate. Small nursing home iffrToODGE COLT WAGON - II LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. DATSUN — 1*79, h IH). Iw door Wanted Experienced only Drivers MUSTANG IH> — Slrtfitnder. re 0 Hwy )S 775-1500 Ocean Two. hatchback, four-cylinder, fovr- Eaiv payment plan, Immediate ID Call 164 1MB nsr a must C«H 741 77H «ood condliton. rum wall. Cal speed, manual steering/brakes One FREEDOM CYCLES cards. Fee quote by phone Cycles done, rum well. Asking 11700 BMWHonda-Suiukl LEGAL SECRETARV — Outslend nmtc ifiw * P w. 219 3915 RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE owner, like new, 13.967 mites too. Call 364-3017 COOK — Experience preferred, full ing opportunity in pleasant, high CADILLAC CO 14875 • Long Branch, 2211161 time all year Apply m person be 1*77 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ESPRIT PHOENIX BROKERAGE — F» twpen 7-S. 4,k lor Mike Lorry's quality Red Bank art* firm Legal - Attrtcilv*. wall cartd-for Aiking DODGE CARS 1 TRUCKS OLDSMOBILE TORONADO Newman Springs Rd R e d741-W1O 1979 HONDA CBX mous for low cost auto Insurance eapfnence requiring above average MOO Call 143 TUt REMSEN DODGE DIESEL 19M — Astro-roof, fully Bank TOYOTA — t9S0. Cellca ST. two- Restaurant. Monmoulh Mall, Eaton SIX-CYLINDER. LIKE NEW'. Eesv payment plan Immediate ID town 'Pingandslenosktlls FuHbcnefil* equipped 495-2534. door sport coupe, four-cylinder, Only 3400 miles Call 717 5834 ANTIQUE 1«M BUICK ROAD smioo 5TEIN CADILLAC four-speed, manual steer- cards. Free quote bv phone. Cycles E acelleni salary commensurate OLDSMOBILE 1*75 H — Two-door ASBURY AVE , ASBURY PARK too. Call 344-101; DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full lime MASTER - Enslnalnaxcellantrun FIAT III 1*74 - four speed Stert- Ing/brakes, 33B1 miles. This car Is HONDA CX500 t9?9 - Cuslom Ex eipenenced Marlboro withenper.ence Call Mrs Peikerar nlns condition Mull ta* Call dard. 11000 Coupe, air, AM/FM radio, excellent 775-1100 showroom new. Only 15950.* cellent condition Must sell. 11.000 or at W 7300 JUTWt >lttr I condition. Ht*S. Call 222-07*4. 536 1020 7|7 SI*! STRAUB BUICK OPEL RED BANK VOLVO best offer 495 1981 9 Construction LIFEGUARD -- Must be certified, OPEL MANTA RALLYE 1974 — NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars 741-54U DELIVERY DRIVER - Part time, over 17. lor small garden apartment BMW VX7 - (Four to Mlecl from) FIAT 1*7f - Four door, slick shlli, Equipment 15 hours a week (400 to tlH» All In good running 23.500 miles, excellent gat mileage. Four-cylinder, stereo, sunroof. 17 Hwv 35 164-4000 Keyport . SALES SERVICE-LEASING ompleK Call 19> 2240 or 142 7113 condition 71* *4Jt and HJW7 mpg. Runs good. 111*5. 544-0105 » MV and lax extra HONDA Si 100 — Excellent condi 7078528 usei low coit regular gas, 13700, Call THE FINEST SELECTION — Of tlon, 11*0 LPN M F PART TIME - Alter BUICK STATION WAGON 1*71 - 1«4-1S71. after 6 6,m. PARK CHEVROLET new and used cars In Monmouth VOLKSWAGEN 1973 - Super Bet- Call 566-4S21 SCAFFOLDING - Five sectins. 10 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full-time Se*Pl lull time Four evenings a Sales Leeslncj Servlie Parts County. Over 100 alr-condllloned tie. Yellow/black Interior. High frames, 19-cross braces. 10 pins, two Assisting and front desk, if- One owner, (ull power, air, excellent FORD PINTO 1972 — Good trans mileage, but excellent condition. HONDA CYC.LES - And Mopeds. outriggers Four 8' planks 1600 panencedonlv For creative person week. 3 11 30 Call Mrs King at Rt 66— 771.1311—Naotune naw cars In stoc k McGl OIN M" *i Wettwood Hall Hebrew c w«»ttkn^ %m »M-mo Donation, oodd mntiBi. Clll BUICK OPEL INC . Shrewsbury New brakes, new exhautt 1119J. Shore Area's Number One Dealer. 21* «43, after A p m 04V tWO CADILLAC - tH* convtrllblt, 747 7711 after S p m. PINE BELT CHEVROLET Ave., Naw Shrewsbury. 741-6300. 1MI920. Rt * South, Freehold. 462-4M1 We Home wdi paint. U00 FORD LTD — 1*75, four door, new ION State Hwy U, Lakewood will not be undersold. DRAFTSPERSON paint, brakes and eihauit Rebuilt 163 1900 THUNDERBIRO 1974 — White with WHITE THUNDERBIRO 1977 — 10 Wanted Automotive red Interior, good shape, no denls, KAWASAKI — 1976, KX-125, ex- Maior consumer production corpo CADILLAC 1H* — Vtry good condi- transmission, no ruit. 71,000 miles. PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1*73 - Six- 14 16 mpg. 67,000 miles. 114*5. Call Mint condition, low mileage, loaded, cellent condition, safety gear in- EMcellent condition Asking 115*5 13100. Call 741-1322 ALL JUNK CARS — And trucks ration with convenient Central N J .ill Shop all benefits Permanent tion Mvchanlcollv ciictllanl Call Cylinder, automatic. 73.000 miles. Kevin, 391-4400 or 119-7493. cluded. Best offer over 1450 localion has immediate openmg'lor UF -MM 841 1917 after 7 pm. Runs good. 1700. 741-6530. 6711067. wanted Top dollar, free 14-hour vlii-.r Enghshtown *rt* Call (Jichuo S91-1M0 or 73; 1511 person with Ihrre five year* Irchni WtlOO CADILLAC 1*7* - Sedan DeVllle, PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1972 — Slx- TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- cal .-• IH'MI-III .• work with our engi lully eau.oped, e>cellent condition FORD GALAXIE 1*72 cvllnder, automatic transmission, perb service. OOWNES PONTIAC. TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 1*71 — HIGHEST PRICES PAID neers to prepare drawings Struc MANICURIST PEDICURIST la t;i 111* * tJOO. Call after 5 p.m. power steering, radio, air, radial 61 Lower Main St., Matawan 65Occ All black. 16" rear wheel For iunk cars and scrap lural, site layouts, mechanical and penenced Will consider a good be 747-041* white walls, 1150 Excluding tax and 566239*. Rum and looks great 1*00 firm Call 150 for full site cars pipeline Excellent salary andoene iff Salary plus Red Bank area motor vehicle lees Call 671-1323, 566-7715., 5411135 Ills Send resume including salary Call 747 *'•* 0( 272 702) evenings GEORGE WALL TWIN BRIDGES FIAT 1965 CHEVROLET VAN - New en hislorr lo Boi E m. Thv Daily Reg LINCOLN/MERCURY PLYMOUTH FURY III 1946 — V-l. RT. 35, SAYREVILLE. NJ, Sine, excellent condition t**S or YAMAHA 1974 »Vkf. rjist front liter. Shrewsbury N.J 07701 Equal '-• ' • K i '• ' - t •!•••' •nil r 4121 RTE 16 5477100 EATONTOWN 717-1716 Call 7SrOM8 USED VOLKSWAGEN - ENGINES stick. Call M3-M72 Rt. 33 SavrevlOa, N J 737 1300 mm* HONDA CIVIC 1«T — Excellent AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN- YAMAHA IT175-1978 — Never IVER - Dart lime nignts. mu< vi \ •[ Ni.l MS - Five, needed im CHEVROLET STATION WAGON condition, 490 49,000 miles. AM/FM PONTIAC - TRANS AM 1*7*. low TEED. OTHER USED PARTS DODGE — With 16' enclosed body, aced, looks end runs like new Call TOP DOLLAR PAID re own car Apply in person Cn lialely EXCAVATION — Complete digging sonable. Call between, i-9, 0703*02 ood preparation and service Must be High School graduate Minimum mi', PA's. MtM wanted for in consideration This is » MAINTENANCE and hauling. Rlc Johmon, 671-6177, 1 r leresiing, high paving, part.lime to * um dally ' PORTRAITS — 11000 and up ee years work on a school lunch work Make own hours, work near belter than average OPQ COMPLETE LAWN CARE MARTHA BLIVEN program or related lood service home Call 000 31i 80*4 cortumly lor someone to Free Estimates 544-0242 or 547 092) wort. Familiar with regulations bv • 642-9047 SLIPCOVERS Lireau of .Child Nutrition Pro- HOST ESS'HOST - ExperieWaed. p^n one ol me oldest and ams. Slat* ol New Jersey 10- 19. evenings and weekends 'most respected auto deal- LANDSCAPING — Top soil and fl GENERAL month position Hospitalizalipn, mi CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS — Alto iwlv in person 2 5 pm SHORE erships m Central Jersey dirt Grading available. Rlc John or medical, dental and pension ften- POINT INN, 3360 Hwv ]S, Hd/lel Traveler son, 671-6577, 7-9 p.m. dally. cushions In fabric and vinyl (boats CONSTRUCTION >ans-furniture. etc.). 6716081 eves IU Salary commensurate wtth e»- All company benenis ALL PHASES eerience. Closing date Auo IS. I9S0 HOUSEKEEPER B. ,i Raaaaa al LAWN SERVICE — Ocean Free Estimates An Equal Opportunity Employer. Housekeeping workaholic wanted port Little Sliver arta. dependable LIGHT HAULING •Ntremelv busy family Wearetn Bill Gaiety, call 119-5348 Call 841*047 all Mr. John Webb, Business Ad- neeu of a perrTidntnt, respon- GARAGES — Attics, basements GENERAL CONSTRUCTION . LOG SPLITTING ministrator, 201 222 9300, Ext 16. for sible, reliable housekeeper who has ssis cleaned. Light hauling, odd lobi Free estimates pplicalion and 10b description enough time to aid us in all aspects CALL • " Call 747 1945-ieave message. Call 11*1051 ol keeping our home organized, Scout 673-0190 ; ASHIER — Evenings, ex- clean and happy. Occasionally help MOVING & STORAGE HOME perienced, vear-round position, ben. g us in some light business K- FENCING lits App|y in person Wed. through llVttltl. For interview tan 1*1 )lit for rugged, versatile 4-wheel dnve transportation NICK'S MOVERS — Low«nd senior IMPROVEMENTS Un.. alter S p.m. LONG JOHNS 741-5180 NUMSON FENCE — All type:. . rates, seven davi a M«eh,4re« esli- -TD, 18 Beach Blvd., Highlands Fence + Repairs and Railroad tie niaies Call anytime, 566-9194 CARPENTERRETIREO - Seek- SI HelpWinUd from International trucks Installed 741-1711 small and medium-slie jobs. Com iaL TEACHERS WILL DO TRUCKING >tete interior remodeling service ENTRAL N.J. — Beverage dhv CARPET — Moving, furniture and appliances Paneling. Kitchen cabinets Room rtbulor needs nine new salespeople Pick-up .ind delivery 842 1163. idd it Ions/recreation rooms, re all 741 9432. RARITAN GARAGE INSTALLATION Inlshlrtg bookcases, Armitron, DRIVEWAY rhendeller ceilings. Free advice am JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION - •stlmalei. Good workmanship. Cal for the best selection: Re-lavs, repairs, re-slretches. Cus CONSTRUCTION inyllme, M*-S159 or 531-6845. * Another * lorn work and sales, 164-6177 HELP WANTED FREE ESTIMATES - Asphalt :ARPENTER — No Job loo big, ni ROOFING A SIDING driveways, parking lots and sealer. ob too small. Free estimate Ask for • Scout II, Traveler and Terro pick-up Fully Insured. Our'25th year. Guy, 872 9308 Daily GAGLIANO ART-CO INC. PAVING f41-1»ft. FRANK'S HOME REPAIRS — And MALE OR FEMALE mprovement* Roofing and siding. Register it Choice of 4-cylinder, 8-cylinder, or Free estimates 229-OS69 or 222 t»69 PAINTING* •aen 4:30-*:30 p.m., 566-1748 turbo-charged Diesel McGINNIS ROOFING DECORATING SMALL JOBS — Man with van anc All types of roofing and siding. Hot ools, painting, carpentry, dry wall tar. shinnies, repairs, free esti- AOOLPHUS — Home repairs and etc Reasonable prices. Hank, mates, fully Insured 264-1197. lodeling Free estimates-reason- 95-1011 • 1980 and 1979 models now in stock able fees Call 7646261 Painting, Classified "" wntry. ceramic tiles, baths, SHORELINE BUILDERS Call Mary mtcham. VtxMtlte). Home Remodelers * The most extensive warranty in the industry ALUMINUM SIDING Call 791 0195 CARL B JONES — Enterlor-ln- Service 542-4000 EXT. 227 100,000 mile/5-year WAREHOUSE CLEANOUTI >r and wallpapering. Free esti- TRUCK & AUTO EVERYTHING MUST 601 mates. 129-38M RENTAL NOW you can telephone engine dependability and anti-corrosion LOWEST PRICES tVERt EARTH DESIGNS LTD. your CUulfied Advertis- BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME, LOW- FORD RENT-A-CAR limited warranty, EST POSSIBLE RATES. SM-CW7B FAIRWAY FORD ing on Saturday! to start MAKE YOUR HOME COOLER Daily • Weekly • Monthly SAVE ON FUEL BILLS NEVER HANDVMAN - Painting, papering, 122-3600 in our Monday's edition. standard on the 1980 Scout erpentrv Decks are our specially BEAUTlfY INSULATE ADD :»ll for free estimate 739-2780 * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER • VALUE TO YOUR HOME INTERIOR ONLY DIAL THE "SUMMER CLEANOUr Painting and wallpapering, Refer- RARITAN GARAGE INC. work After 6, S42-2M1. AVIS Classified Service up to 1,039 sq.fi ... NEED YOUR AIRPLANE — CLASSIFIED Hwy. 35 at Holmdel Road $995.00 Installed Maimed? smltlv'll do It for va Call NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE 11* 3601. after fl p.m., ask torSmltl y | YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIINC ON SATURDAYS • BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE •AiNTING AND ODD JOBS - ACTION Hazlet, New Jersey FOR EVERYONE .arge and small. Very reasonable TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. • LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS all Pete, 4*5-0494, after 4 p.m. LINE 264-0361 • FIRST PAYMENT NEXT YEAR REASONABLE AND QUALITY — FOR A FRFE HOME ESTIMATE "•alniingVmatonry Free estimates JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE CALL: •II 717-7643. ask for Tom. Wr try harder. BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. & 12:30 P.M. EASTERN TRI-SIDE WAi. L. Y s PAINTING 542-17001 Enoert Craftsman Reasonable ' UK frjlurn I.M rir> ui Irwii INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ||| 222-6704 Inter.r-s my specially. 2*1-11*1 Call Saturday between CALL 542-1700 IH 1.30 A.M. 4 12,30 P.M. 1 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUQUST 4,1980 The Daily Register 15 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadline Include Sunday the neit time you Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad for and you can charge your ad to Call in your a A anytime up t< 3 days and we'll give you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa. TOLL FREE PHONES day free. Now that's a good deal. See how easy it is? Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Besides you get fast resulti too. a day on 1700. this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers. MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT,

SIHtlpWanttd 51 HtlpWanttd Situations Wanted Nubbin 101 Apartments 102 Houses For Rent Female NUR5E LPN M/F — Part Km* J- RECORDS CLERK and II / relief. Call 944 4991 between LONG BRANCH — Furnished and RUMSON - Three bedroom ranch, Filing, typing, general ottlca. Type IN TUB. NWME (r unfurnished, efficiency, one block 10 am. and 1 P m EXPERIENCED AND SUC- talk to school and bus. $650 plus 40 wpm Excellent benefits. Tot140. from ocean, swimming pool on pre- CESSFUL - Telephone solicitor. OPTME LAW/ Utilities. 747-4768. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY mises Available Sept Call 221 8235 NURSE — RN, 7am lo 3 p i Will work mornings on commission 10 Thomas J41W* Shrewsbury RUMSON Three bedrooms, t«t> Sundays Emery Manor Nur$ basis only. Call Teri, 741-9S37. CANT YOU MODERN APARTMENT — Near ar garage Oai heat. Walk 10every Home. Maiawen 544 t40O, RN'S-LPN'S-NURSE'S AIDE transportation. Best lime to call tuny Any I', S4SD Ml 479] IM n HOUSEKEEPING— Average, wall- NURSES AIOES~ On cell. _ kept home. $11. Excellent refer- belore Noon 495-0416. AH Shilts Available RUMSON - Small Cottage opposite shifts, applications being accepted ences, own transportation Call Medical Personnel Pool NEW YORK LOFT TYPE - Kltch- i boat landing Suitable for sin- Emery Manor Nursing Home, Hw 711MH Monmouth SI. ReO Bank en and bath, includes heat and wa- gle or couple. Gas deal. Available 431 S744 LADY,— Desires office cleaning or ter. 1350 Per month Call 747-9100 Sept. 1st, $375 oar month, utilltin NURSE — RN, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m ncluded Call 747 -5994 factory work, part-tlmt eves Have Red Bank Riverside Ave. Saturdays. Emery Manor Nursii RN M/F — Needed for small nursing car, Union Beach. HV4S23. FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE Home. Metawan, 566 6400 home, live days a week Please call SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — On 364 ]*•/. between 10-1 MOTHER TO BABYSIT — In my On Ihe Navesink River ake. two bedrooms, two baths, ge- Eatontown home, all hours. Call Walk to railroad, bus Modern one age. central air $571 741-9119. _ OFFICE~CLEANERS RN M F — With school nurse H4-T241 and two bedrooms, $42O-up Air con' Navesink are*. Part-time nl certification required. Interesting ditioning, heat, hoi water, balcony, IN KIN FALLS - Four bedrooms, steady work Call 4*1 MOO, Mon opportunity to work in tram- RESPONSIBLE WOMAN — To do doorman, security and more. Ga- park like setting. $450 plus security,, Frt., 10 rf rn 4 II m diciplmary selling with active me- house cleaning Call alter S p.m., rage, pool, marina available Bob. ies 541-0718, 5420782 chamcal participants dcvelopmen 717 0*09. 741-1732, ORDERLY - 111 shilt. Certified^ tally disabled children, United UNION BEACH - Three bedroom at least one year experience one Cerberal Palsv 2714/41 WILL DO BABYSITTING - In my REO BANK — Large designer house, $350 per month Call (212) Full-lime Starting rale. $5.01 pe home lor working mothers 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 77 Pets and Livestock 84 Merchandise apartments Living room, custom /ait ii no answer call 264 6399 hour Afler short probation, $i 28 pe RN (M/F) - 3-11, lull time. »M St3»4is anytime. Wanted kitchen with washer, dinette, carpet- hour Do not Phone, apply in person cellenl benefits Apply in person For Sale For Sale ing, tuny msuiated. $400 $450 Mon fn only. 9a m-4p m , Atlai WOMAN - Wishes to do house Arnold Walter Nursing Home. »31 GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS — 105 Summer Rentals tic Highlands Nursing Home, 8 Mid (leaning. 130 a day References Al- South Laurel Ave , Haillt. SLIDING GLASS DOORS — AKC. shots, beautiful temperament nvim. illetuwn Ave , Atlantic Highlands ter S. 71*0717. Daily-Sunday WANTED RED BANK - Three room .,..,.i Thermopane, 4' heavv-dutv tav be seen. 4951341. COTTAGE — Lake Osslppee, New RN'S/LPN'S M/F — Full-time and menl, Best area First floor, yard, PART.TIME — Ladies/Men Wor storm/screen Including beige cus- LEFT-HANDED ipshlre All modern conve- part-time positions available on basement, semi-furnished. Avail- Irom home on telephone. $4<$6 and tom pull up Excellent condl- HORSES BOARDED BASS GUITAR nes Available In Aug. Call J 30 II 30 thills Excellent salary, 55 Situations Wanted able Sept 1 $285 $300 per month more per hour 164 7858 REGISTER tion.1350. 741-7167. Evei., 291-3129. PLEASE CALL FRANK 566 0936 alter 6. benefits, and sick devi. Call Hilltop Male including heat 741 0211 Nursing Home for appointment 842-1172 PART TIME EARLY SUN AM F"HE USED FURNITURE CENTER RED BANK - Luxury High Rise, MOUNT POCONO - I our bedroom. Classified Ads IRISH SETTER PUPS — AKC, Sire NEWSPAPER HOME OELIVER 197 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank three-bedroom apartment, beautiful wo bath Chalet Fireplace. Private ALL AROUND YARO WORK - and dam on premises Gooddisposi Ideal for parent and child with ful SALESPERSON WANTING TO Beens, Has-beens and WhvNots view Between 1J-1. 6 9pm 842-4865 ""<< (ourse. lenni* courts, beach and Trees cut. gutters, garages cleaned lion. Males only. Call 264-0693 or WANTED ill* car or v»n. Earn $15 $30 Eslab OET OUT Of THE RATRACE - as low as ilrv Club. Close to all resorts Free estimates. /41-430* 151-0462. lished routes, no collecting Ca For telephone sales. 6 to • p m Mon THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL BAND SAW RED BANK - Two rooms and bath 227 5543 It/ 2IU thru Thurs . possible Sal mornings COUCH — Blue valour. Original Furnished studio apartment One GUTTERS CLEANED — And re- LHASA APSO — 10 months old, 747-0349 NORTH LONG BRANCH — De- Work in relaied office almospnere 46 cents price l»99 95 win sell for $550. Brass person References reaulred 200 paired, garages, attics cleaned out. female. 1JW or best offer. All shots signer decorated nn# bedroom ex- PART TIME - Cleaning hel based in Holmdel Sat UP appoint and glass coltee table and end table Maple Ave.. 7471638. hauling 747 mi or 74' 14S0 747-W39. ecutive suite. Quiet seashore at wanted for tamlonal comi menls lor our representaiivei Originally $649 95. will sell for $400 mosphere with.panoramic view of Three hours daily. $4 per hour Piuses include salary and com LANDSCAPING - Lawns installed 747 8039 THREE — Gorgeous httteni. Seven REAL ESTATE RED BANK — Three-room apart- Ihe ocean, Olympic pools, beach, Bank, East Brunswick areas Ca mission Call 94*3013 or *4t 3m Patios, walks, railroad ties, rotolill- For FAST RESULTS weeks old Mother registed pure I „ RENTALS ment, $375 Per month Includes all color TV, air conditioning and maid 431 1144 Only experienced'salespersons con- ing. pruning, hauling, painting. Call TOP SOIL-FARM LAND cream Persian, til 142 4170. Utilities. 741-2978 AT LOW COST service. Just two miles from Mon- sidered Ray after 7 p.m »7i 10M Small mcdiumlarse loads PA R T T IM E — Leonardo RED BANK - One bedroom, near mouth Race Track Daily, weekly Same day delivery hospital. Carpeted, dishwasher Malawen. Hatlet and Weil Long SCHOOL BUS DRIVER — And fub- MAN - With rack body truck. Haul 101 Apartments and monthly rates. THE ALL NEW phone 787-7127 or 938 3313 80 Bicycles/ Modern with cathedral ceilings $375 Branch, early morning position stitules Experience preferred, will ing. moving, lawns, odd lobs Free BEACH COMBER MOTEL. plus utilities. Call Rudv. 966 1633 or available super vising newspape train $1 lo start Credit for en estimates. Ml-OfW, TWO LIVING ROOM CHAIR5 — 212 8479. Mini Bikes MATAWAN — Three room apart- 741-1145. carriers, excellent permanent pos penence Hospitaluation and many One brown, one gold. Very good REGISTER ment. Available on or before Aug. 1. ,EA BRIGHT - Furnished motel lion lor reliable people Salary Innge benefits Call M. Levench, condition, 130 each. Call 741-9175 MOPED PUCH MAXI-S — Good Adults preferred Security required SEA BRIGHT — Designer- rooms and studio apartments Daily, i ,ir allowance If interested S36 0400. Eit. 11 An Equal Op 57 Day Care/Nursery alter 6 p.m. condition. Call after 7 p.m. and ask Inquire Ralph's Shore Repair. 190 furnished, studio a»d suites Harbor - weekly and monthly rales. Maid days. 171 6433. Eves 877-4053 portumlv Employer ^_ Classified Ads School USED — G.E. Casement air condi- lor Paul, 842-6519. Asking 1100 Main St., Mafawan. Poinl, 1492 Ocean Ave 7473353. service, air conditioning, TV, PART TIME - Market researchm tioner, chaise lounge, rocker re private beach «nd pool TRADE terviewing. Monmouih Mali o SECURITY GUARDS —Wackenhul A SUPER VALUE - Brand new Corp , has full-lime openings with, 542-1700 diner, like new. 747-2690. WINDS MOTEL, 82 1837. WDodbndge Center vinous shilts CHILD CARE - SIM months to 11- 82 Swimming Pools two bedroom "Navesink" in Shadow 102 Houses For Rent eicellenl working condition! All year-rownd, will tram Hourly i vears-olege Special needs program Toll FrM Irom Mauwdn Art* WALNUT BEDROOM SET — Beau- Lake V.lla9*,14M plus utilities One- shifts available, uniforms supplied TRAILER SITE IN POCONO STEWART SURVEYS. 447 5107 and pre school programs included. tiful detailing. Graceful double bed. year lease Available Immediately, MOUNTAINS - Summer rental, For appointment call <4* 3/63 CARRIAGE HOUSE - Deal area, »l 1144 566-8100 man's dresser, ladv't vanity, KING-SIZE POOL SLIDE - CENTURY 21 COZENS AGENCY. daily, weekly, monthly. Private lake PART TIME - Bus driver, pnval Fiberglas. for concrete or above $700 a month plus utilities. SECURITY OFFICERS— Freehold malening chairs. »450. 530-0281. _ 7417686. Ask for Mary Evans and pool Water, electric, and sewer M nooi, will tram Good pay. Ca Toil Fre« from Mlddlelown Area ground pool. $100 or bast olfer. Call 222-6K1 area. U per hour Dependable, neat hook UPS on site For information between 9 4 p m 541 4777 WOMAN'S - Engagement/wedding after S 30 p.m. or before 9.30 am individuals needed tor permanent 671-9300 ring set, 22 Pt. diamond and 4 pt. COLTS NECK MOTEL - Efficien- rill 671 45S7 747-0851. ELBERON — Brand new two story PART TIME PAPER DELIVER lull or part limp positwni at a diamond in sterling silver selling. cy, $115 par week, plus tax Motel, Colonial. Four bedrooms, 2'/) bath, Mon Fri , lOim noon Rumso modern office complex Umforrm DESKS. FILES — Tables, chain, 1300 or best offer. 842-5914 anytime. 1100 per week, plus tax. Light house living room, dining room, family aiea, established route, no colled and equipment supplieoed. car and adding machines, typewriters, of- keeping. Dailv rates available. Call 106 Furnished Rooms room with fireplace, two-car ga- mg Must have car 147 214] phone necessary Call 60* SM 3144 f lice equipment. . etc. al bargain WURLITZER SYNTHESIZER — 84 Merchandise 431-8724 or 946-3700. rage. Full basement, air condition, am i urn. nights and weekend* 61 Business prices New or used A.A.C DESK Organ. Perfect condition. Call eve- finest area. Large lot. Call 741 3441. FURNISHED BEDROOM FOR PART TIME - E*arlv morning wor tan m t4eV4?j! OUTLET, 170* Rl. JV Oakhurst nings only. 671-5511 ^^__ Wanted HAZLET Opportunities $850 RENT - Woman only Rented by delivering: Ihe Star Ledger to sot S31JW0 Three room apartment, furnished scnbert on an established route i SECRETARY Call 842-4677 Good iteno. accurate typist. Person AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN Holmdel. Keansburg. Colls Neck MUFFLER AND SHOCK SHOP - DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING 72 Garage Sales able Front olfice position To *WS WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, HIGHLANDS — Two room Middlelown Permanent povtiG National franchise, superior loca- — One caral, WS. appraised at NICELY FURNISHED ROOM — ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RUGS. FOR CASH. furnished house Patio, near dock, reliable persons with car Excellen tion, recession-proof business Call 4IIO0 Best offer Call 71? 923/ after Yard Sales With kitchen privileges, suitable lor ?0 Thomas 74/ }494 Shrewsbury NTERNATIONAL GALLERIES no pets. Sept.-June. 291-5371. wav to supplement your income TI1-»>4I lor detain S p.m. woman. Call alter 5 P m . 741-1769 Oavs 171 6433. evenings 177 4053 tS9 E Newman Springs Rd. SECHETARV RECEPTIONIST APARTMENT SALE — Aug. 1 to Shrewsbury 747-6200 HIGHLANDS — 291 S3 71 WATER OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS Fulltime For Freehold medical oF DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL 8th. 22 New H. Sea Bright. 11 30-5 FRONT, five rooms, two large ROOMS FOR RENT PHONE i'l I'VUN - Parltim If you qualify YOU will own two fice Send resume to BOB BUS. The t*M4ff p m. Mouse plants 1011 Of MbV bedrooms, »73. HOLMDEL — Three bedrooms, one Call r87 6M9 or W 9941 nights, apply in.person Circle Puia related businesses First, you will ALL LIONEL TRAINS Dailv Register. Shrewsbury. N J , EROSION SPECIALISTS things, kltchenware, etc. TWO ROOM furnished, cottage. bath, eight rooms. Near Rt 35 and 15 Hwy. M Ealonlown distribute name brands of merchan- ROOM FOR RENT - Near buses, 0//OI 36 .acre- Children allowed Condo dise such as Kodak. Polaroid, GE. GARAGE SALE —Aug. 5,6, 9-4 p.m. woo. is and shopping. 1200 PRC SCHOOL - Montessori ciai FURNISHING ON A LOW Marl. Sterling Thompson, B42 0004 Wesnnghouse. Svlvama. Rey-O-Vac Miscellaneous Items 261 Navesink HOLMDEL - Three bedroom 566 3512 needs housekeeping aide 8 30-12 30 SECRETARY BUDGET? - Cneck Ihe USED ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought tor or Evereedv There is no selling River Rd., Mlddletown. apartment, country setting, close lo KEANSBURG - Two bedroom live days per week. Sept June Ca E uperienced iteno preferred, able to FURNITURE CENTER OF REO top cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- involved You need only service re transportation, 1500 per month duplex, Just redecorated. $285 per •41 S ] p work under pressure To S14S BANK Fine furniture for letl. 1*' tiques, 104 East River Rd , Rumson Uil accounts established for you bv 128 $900 month includes heat Security re- 108 Commercial ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Shrewsbury Ave. 76 Auction Sales 842-11)9. Member Appraisers As PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD AS 70 Thomas Z47 J494 Shrewsbury the company Second, you will own soclatlon ol America. ^ Quired '»/ 3482 MMHlLMS — Soldering and a related mail order film processing Rentals HAMMOND 4 BALDWIN KEANSBURG - Four rooms Oil ponenl placement Experience SECRETARY — Typing and light business Minimum investment ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- KEANSBURG — Beathview bookkeeping Guv gal indav Call PIANO AND ORGAN COL JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES baseboard. $285. SePt 1. Vi months irrrrd Apply in person US Firs iW/i CjHOpr Mai 1 M0I34 /•Mor TIQUES. Rt. 36 ana Homestead Gardens efficiency Heat, hot water, ABERDEEN - 650 sg. ft. store In 4*1 1400 _ Auctioneers - Appraisers security, lease No pets Adults pre- Ave . Allanhc Highlands write Namco. D21 Monlcvello Road, CENTER Ave., Leonardo. 291-1250. cooking gai included. $155. 787-4875 34 Shopping Center. Available S W , Birmingham, Alabama 3il»t Grave Markers • Brontes lerred IMV own utilitiei w, 2793 SHOES SALESPERSON - Full or 201938-2648 mmediate occupancy Call John PRODUCTION MANAGER - P- 'Division of Attenberg BUYING SILVER COINS - Paving KEYPORT — One-bedroom apart part time, must have eiperience lil- RUMSON - Waterfront Ranch with n, 516-747 6500 _ hme Vitri tleeve. take charge type PET SHOP — Successful family Piano House ii to I Special. 15 gallons ol gas for menl, available Aug. $260. three bedrooms, den, two baths, sun- lor manufacturing plant ol SO pco ting thildrcns shoes Sid's Booterv. business must be sold due lo illness Did vou know stiver dollars. 229-1920. 264 5075 AGENTS - Executives, pro deck. Years lease $775 Plus utilities, pie Making specialty tooling svs 74IOO/I | Quality inventory, all fixtures and onals olfkes available in two 77 Pets And Livestock CENTURY 21 COZENS AGENCY, vr-n We Are N.J.'s CASH FOR KEYPORT — Two bedrot>m, yim d three rooms or larger Air. l»m, eiperiencedonly Sendresum SWITCHBOARO OPERATOR - •re inclu< alistic cash price of 130.000 Good Largest and Oldest COMIC BOOKS month plus utilities, dasheat. One Hi MH», Ask lor Dorolhv Rodgers carpet, decoration On long-term to Electro Impulse lot . P O Bo Permanent position, second shilt profit structure and low overhead 14-HAND PAINT GELDING — Ex- 291-1431 month's tec urilv. Avallab ie Aug. IS. teases Red Bank area, Full ser- • '0. Rtd Bank. N J . or/01 and weekends Part lime or full- Piano Dealer MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom cellent blue ribbon lumper and 164(182. », Low rent* 741 9595 (Owner will train) Write Box B 344. Mason and Hamlln, Klmball. CONTENTS OF OARAGES - house on 4u-acre. Partly furnished, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Re time 4t7-»M hunter Good disposition. Call The Dailv Register. Shrewsbury, Sohmer, Baldwin. Kawai. Knaba. Cellars, attics, also some small LONG BRANCH WEST END - $650 per month Year option lo buy quires permanent aisisianl. I" 671-1427 or 741 2383 TEAQHER PRESCHOOL - The N > 07701 Everett. Currier. Herdman and household items 787 7835 Three roofn garden apartment. at $85,500 Possession Sept 63 East urtf i t• wide ranging duties Invol' TATE J3O-H6O certification Please send resume to 77S930O DOG TRAINING tcsi.nu calibfahon. and n DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I will Or Arnold Cohen. Director ot Spe Open dailv 9 to *. Sat. 'til I Classes eves and Sat. afternoons .tgement ol existing QC program buy all your small garage sale cial Services. Swimming River Bavshor* Companion Dog Club r^^ Shirt vleeve type lor minulntunn 63 Money To Loan HITCHCOCK STENCIL — Che)tr», Items, Plus contents ol basements, School. Tinlon Falls. N J QTfU 711-1044 ol tort tally cooling system Send attics, ele Call 264-8*15 after 3 p.m. 101 U) nil Equal Opportunity Em rush seats, seven lor &400 -(••..nut. lo Electro Impulse mi 471 2307 1 plover • i O Ho. M'O Red Bank. N J . 0/70 2ND MORTGAGE LOANS OUY JOHNSON Loans for any worthwhile purpose, BUYS AND BUYS TEACHER SUBSTITUTE - Mull fast personal service, years lo"pevi IBM TYPEWRITERS BIG From an entire household to a single cut your REAL ESTATE -We had our bes have N J s certification Apply month) m Wav and June, did vou lower monthly payments. RENTAL $20(26 oer mo. item. Antique tumture. Jewelry, sil- Highlands Elementary School. We are looking tor new and ei Consolidated Financial Service Rent with option to buy 171 031/ BARGAIN! ver, immediate cash. Top dollar. Navesmfc Ave . Highlands. N J i» i irmed salespeople lo help us e« 531-0122 842-4336. aim /oi l/l Ufa, LIVING ROOM SET — Hide a bed i ii'"t Join the Number On* team lo HARD TO GET— First, second and two side chairs, and ottoman. Ex< TROPICAL OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chi- training sales listings and service TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - costs with third mortgages Fastest service, cellent condition, two years old na, glassware, art obiects and bric- dim liberal bonus plan Call lor con Morganville area, salary plus com- FISH lowest interest rates Quick closings Un 787-1114 a-brac. Immediate cash lor any- i field. Ohio. 4J014. Sale UH(,AN I'arlisa lomoad 1)00 brass base table, $150. Slate lop • RN IM F t - §4, every other week 20" BOY'S BIKE — $20, child's DanielectroAMP (HOOI PlusMIKE walnut drum table, $125. Large press and Sander combination, $50 end drum set, $20. "TYPIST (US) and BOOMSTAND ((20). All In 71 Merchandise wrought Iron crystal chandelier, Craftsmen 12" bandsaw, $125 Call IM JWl AIR CONDITIONER - S.OOQ-BTU. 71 Merchandise 717-8766 lair condition Good for beginner For Sale $150. 191-9147 eves. 191 1406 dfirr S 30 p n Part lime, to work evenings, Mon , 1100. 10.OOO-BTU, 1200 Excellent For Sale Call 747 4062 after 7:30 p.m. 22" ROTARY LAWN MOWER Tues , Wed., Thurs end Sat., 6-10. In condition, used one season Call ELECTRIC RANGE — Sell-clean. 51 HtlpWanttd Like new, $80 ONE — Commercial meal illcpr, Shrewsbury Pleasant working con- Ill-Mil. ORGAN —Hammond R-152.11S00 or $100. Kitchen cabinets, steel, while, Call 495-03W U.S. Berkle, $200. Two 5.000-BTU air ditions Minimum ii worn Send re- best oiler base and wall, counter top, $100 for AM ANA REFRIGERATOR — conditioners, 155 each 264 1670 sume. Boi B 337. The Dally Reg can w-»is all. Call 741-3227 after 6 P.m. Freeier. 19 cu It, frost free, ex- AIR CONDITIONERS — One, 85,000 Uter, Shrewsbury, N J U"Ot ONb STUDIO COUCH - Tw.o cellent condition, gold color, 1300 BTU, $95. One 10,000 BTU, $110. One, FAMILY — Slie freezer, three years EMPLOYMENT ORGANS chairs, $200 Excellent condition. Call 219 094] after 5 P.m. PIANOS S.DOO aTU, $90. 741-5797. old, $200 firm Warehouse prices on most major (..111 aflrf 6, H7&I/4 Call 264-8223 after J p.m. , TYPIST CLERKS ANTIQUES FOR SALE brands. Yamaha, Kimball. Thomas, AIR CONDITIONER — Sears Cold Part time lype 40 to 4S wpm, start COUNSLER At Tomorrow's Treasures Baldwin, Gulbransen. etc. Un spot, 5,000 BTU, Ilka new. $65. Toro FOUR FIRESTONE -- JR/QMIS, ra \3 SO hour 81'J Mam St., Matawan. 54*-1311. limited rentals trorn $7.SO pe electric trimmer, $10. Teen's dials. Four B.F Goodrich GR60x15 POPULAR SCIENCE — And Me- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY mon In radlels. All in good shape. $160 a set chanics magazines from mid-1930's, ANTIQUES — Armoires, antique room set, $150. 741-2175. . 70 Thomas 747-W4 _ Shrewsbury 7416010. 40's and 5O's, \S a bundle 791 02419 post office desk, secretary desk, FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER AIR CONDITIONER — Portable, USHERS'USHEflETTES'DOOR GAS RANGE — Coppertone, 512) FREEHOLD bakers rack, pine kitchen cuppard. good condition, $150. TV RCA 19" RIMS — Two Rockets for IS" PE RSONS — Full or part-time work Pond Rd. and Rl. « ladder-back chairs, oriental rugs, portable, needs some work, $45 While gas dryer, $30. stereo turn Moper, $25. Plus from 1967 Mustang, available Apply in person attar T 800 392-6927 many other items to liquidate estate 2915127. table and speakers, $50. 739 3710. our stock i Mir, with hubs. $15 Call p m , evenings only Atlantic High- Bv appointment 671-tSlJ. PIANOS - ORGANS 64-5160 G.E, HEFRIGERATOR - 17 cu II lands Theater, Atlantic Highlands All Musical Supplies and Services ANTIQUE - Quilting Ireme, (115. equipped for icemaker. Asking $200 DEFINITION: Under Supervision TUSTING PIANO CO. SHAG RUG — Red, excellent condl- WAITERS/WAITRESSES — Full- Two oval walnut frames, I' ui'i 787 3710 llnn Hitt MOa" ' assesses itMJ education in mining time ve*# 'round, experienced only Asbury Park 775 " '..111 m Jlt\ Alter •, need', ui participants Assist in B41 S431 alter 3 p.m. _ ANTIQUE SETEE — $70. Butcher GENUINE LEATHER JACKETS — Open 9 lo 9 then motivation and pfovde ap Block, $30 Decorator range hood, Great for school days, Cost SI60, BEDDING SETS — U9.95, bunk sacrifice $70. never worn 329 8920 STAMPS - One sheet of 50. 31-cent PIN BALL MACHINES — SIM< 120 Mt 1096, alter 5 [Hoixiaw *inh eaperw>ce and WAITRESS. WAITER — Qavtlme beds, complete. |17f.*3. New air mail tlamtit Summer Olympics, . player suffleboerd, Rifle Raaoe. on naming service* lo those awgned hours, pleasant working conditions. bedroom set, »1«. dinettes, S49.f< ANTIQUE STDE CHAIR — Vic- GIBSON — Refrigerator /freeier. $50 or besf oiler 264-61/9 two-Player plnball machine. All in At»i>ly in penon between 3 and S p.m. and much more. K.O. SHARP'S torian, Velvet upholstery, excellent Norge upright treeier, G.E. electric to work experience and naming good shape. 717-7417. Gilt Winds, iJt Prospect Ave., Little FURNITURE. 2/S Hwy. 36. Welt condition. $12S. Duncan Phyla sofa, dryer, each $100. 747-2931 after 6 TIRES — Four Michelln radials, potjtcn ai a means o* improving p.m. 205/70HRXVS. Used, good for 20,000 Keansburg. after 1 p.m., 4«S 00/S POLY — Trash bags, heavy-duty, mahogany, $100. 2641102. Ies ot srr.tw.ln tiding. ISO 946 24M Ihe empKiyabihly ol such persons, various ftiiet, told by the case. WAITRESS/WAITER COCKTAIL BLINDS1 BELT MASSAGER — $75. Pressure GUITAR AMP I ENDER Suwi does related work as required •42-5416. — WeexVnds. Apply in person, The Levolors. Verticals. Woven Woods cooker, 17 gt. with gauge, 130 reverb Four 10" speakers, excellent TIRES — Car. G7Bx14 Firestone De- condition. $200. 671-0328. REQUInEMINTS: Graduation Cove, 1250 Ocean Ave, Sea Bright 3Co OFF LIST, DELIVERED! PRINTING PRESS — 10x5S C.&P. Stretch frame, two. never used. $4 luxe polyester with wheels, $30 each. Call Elenbv Products for Quote IhfM tor $80. 747-0680. Irom a lour-yea* course al an ac- between 2-5 P.m. Also, light table. (Packaoe deal) each. 671-2307 223-0433 I INVICTA — Matched luggage, After 6, 546-0936. llama color. Tote bag. $12. week- credited college w umwwty WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Ex- BICYCLE — 10-speed, recently ov- TV — Color, 13". Still in carton Cost BOXES — Corrugated. Packing sup- M•nder . , , M$12 mtt , I.MIfoldinHg _gaa n .fitt k_bag— .•• $18• , $250 sacrifice. $160 loft brand) NOTE Applicants who do not perienced only. Apply in person, SCUBA DIVE — Bonaire, Nov. 1 to erhauled, new parts, may be thor- Mon -Fn. McKittrlck Seafood and plies for Industry and Moving and Blh, eight days, seven nights. S*79 oughly tested, 168. 741-8942. ike new. 291-2690. 2298920- meet The above educational re Steak House. Hwv. 35. Laurence Storage. Call 747-4094 or 461 4672 DISCOUNTS FOR includes air (are. lodging and dive. KING-SIZE HEADBOARD — TWO STORM DOORS - 36x80''!. qmrpmems may substitute addi Harbor BOAT TRAILER — Needs work, COUCH — Chairs, tablet, bar and Call East Coast Diving Service, Mahogany, with two mattresses, two $10. good. n\kM37, $12. Screens only lionti work anperience M de 201-591-9374. SENIOR CITIZENS $60. Call alter 6 stools, lawn furniture and many oth- 671-5495 box springs, two frames, including One storm window, 30x55. $10. Kitch scibod below on a year tw year er Items. 46 Queen Anne Dr., Black Watch plaid (blue/green) four lalde portable dishwasher, $15 WANTED — Bass guitarist for SERVING CHEST — Two drawers, Shrewsbury. COLOR TV — Console, 23" screen. pillow cases, sheets and king-site jrmica counter lop, 26x81. $20 bain One year al proleuunai working country and southern rock 120. Two doughboy end tablet, Hi CHECK THIS LIST OF MERCHANTS WHO ARE Needs work. $33. Spread. $60. 291-2690. 842-7116. woik experience in Man Power band. Call Chris 264-0687 or Tony each Swivel chair, uphoslered, $30 Walnut magaiine rack, 110. 5M-7O47. Call 872-1349. 164 1611. between 5 / p.m. COFFI E — Oak development and Mining, job COMMERCIAL LIGHTING UNITS OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY LANE TABLE TWIN BED — Walnut head and CRIB — Good condition. $25, Large wood, $35 Remington ofllce type- footboard, mattress and box spring, placement, education or voca WATER UTILITY PERSON a. Ex- — (Fluorescent). Four 4' units, SHOT GUN — Browning, Belgium dresser. $15. small dresser, $5. Rug, writer, $20. Smit .KKImu $75 Mangle ironer. $15, Two wooden perienced only in meter reading and three I' units. All with bulbs and made. Gas/auto 1000 extra barrel. tional counseling, or a combine- $10. 843-8407 machir *er ID«d. $25 747 0180 . $10 each 671-2X7. general utility maintenance. Salary covers. Alter 6 p.m., H6-OT3A like new. 142-UU, eves. PHARMACIES IKKI iheieo' commensurate with experience. RESTAURANTS COPIER - ZEROX iw machine. SWEET CORN - String beam, 116-4571. SHREWSBURY PHARMACY HOTS: Possemon ol a Misters One-year-old. Assume sales con- squash Wholesale, retail. Call RED OAK DINER We participate In PAA Program Degiee in Paychology. Education. WIRE PERSON/TESTER —Knowl- tract 741-MOO, 9 S 946-4211. 1(7% Discount to All Senior Cltliei Rt. 15 Hailet, 264-U54 570 Broad St., Shrewsbury 741-4874 edge ol AC power wiring and control $ 00 Counseling. Social work or dialed circuit! required for manufacture of (•elds mar be substituted lor the 71 Merchandise UNCROFT PHARMACY — 642 specialty cooling systems. Ex- 71 Merchandise Newman Springs Rd., LlncroM, N.J. OLDE UNION HOUSE on« yea' ol wcxk enpenenca perience* required. Apply Electro For Sale For Salt Free Delivery Senior Cliliens Dis- 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 10% Discount to Senior Cltliens LICiNtC; PosseMion ol • valid Impulse Lab, IMS Corlies Ave.. Nep- count honored. We participate In ON OUR EARLY BIRDSPECIALS tune. PAA Programs. Call 741-7416. N J drivers license and transpor- 4-6 P.M. ONLY $ tation 11 Wharf Ave... Red Sank 8417575 FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200°° S3 Domestic Help FIREPLACES STOVES RADIATOR WORK nCIIDENCV: All applicants Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded ilems should be residents of Monmouth WE GUARANTEE RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS County- - ——-— •• ' •• ' ' THE BEST PRICE JANITORIAL Auto Air Conditioning L Cooling Sys- quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- CLEANING HELP WANTED - tems All minor Auto Repairs 10% •ALARY: $10,000 'THE BEST SERVICE umns now under a separate distinctive heading. Three mornings a week, 13.50 oer SERVICES Discount lo All Senior Cltliem 123 tawOaieol application. Aufl 13. hour, year-round employment Call • THE HIGHEST QUALITY WORKMANSHIP TWINTY-POUR NOUN- W. Front St., Red Bank 741-1177 Ilems originating trom your household may be sold UXUlt I960 •THE BEST SELECTION Janltorlal and Painting, Reasonably lor up to $200 00 (lormerly $100 00) per article. CLEANING PERSON — One day a ' THE BEST GUARANTEES priced. Free Estimates. 741-4*07 Price lor each item must be mentioned Qualified applicant* shouki lubmil week, own transportation. Will con- WE'RE THE BEST AND WE'RE PROUD OF IT REAL E5TATE sider teenager. 946-1340, resume to WE WILL ALSO FINANCE YOUR FIREPLACE FOR AS I TIRES LIVE-IN COMPANION — For elder- LOW AS 11.86% ANNUALLY Buy and Sell your home with our ly gentleman. Room and board and CROWN TIRE MART Senior Cliliens discount programs. small salary. References required. WHY NOT CALL NOW FOR A FREE ESTIMATE FOR Discount to ALL Senior Cltliens 741-9600. Slight housekeeping. Apply P.O. Box INFORMATION ON INSTALLING YOUR FIREPLACE? HWV. », Port Monmouth, 787-7171 Call 542-1700 Ml, Red Bank. N.J. 07701. h bUfy Avtl Tlflton F M|< nCEHOL0.N.J..077» ?. ;TC« " The Dally Register WANTED - Cleaning woman, four N.J. FIREPLACE CORP. No discount if cancelled belore expiration. or flva days a week, references and R< ™ Neptune m-6060 CLASSIFlED ADS No changes in copy. own transportation required. Call 257-2700 747-0141. 227 Highlands ,„„„ ' '" 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY. AUGUST 4. i960 Hyrne to be guest concrete curbing on Bav Avenue & watarwltch Aye on new TV show 1O> Commercial 131 Homes For Sale 152 Boats And Tht work shall be performed as specified, and at the locations and to Births Rentals Accessories the extent directed bv the Engineer THKNTON - Ciov. Bren- Copies of tht Contract Docu- dan T. Byrne will be the lirst „„„ niiiiiiiiiii " ill | AN TOWNSHIP - Wayside ments mav be examined at the office Make It Yourself Woods «>.ii Long View Villas* New 10 OPEN BOAT - 100 h p out ML AN 1 II MlGMl AN [IS StOf P of Daniel B Acnani. Borough Engi- guest on the new public at- homes Irom tU3.000 Sll OMJS boiird. trailer. I14II canvas, seats sl> RIVKRVIKW tor lent At ,..••,.i. ', 1000 sa ft neer. 1ST Broad Street. Red Bank. t !•• i' • ccnlrol and many evlras New Jersey 07701 tairs series, ' McLaughlin's Red Bat* • • ' PQ" t Contract documents mav M nn lieal. which premieres bedrooms, hilchen living room and «I6OO 183 4898 or 764 90/1 Mr. and Mrs. josepn 7' ran fish poles and reels. I3i eaih Proposals shall bt accompanied heat large lot r.v*r view (60,000 Black ESCO parallel rule. W Com bv a certified chtrfc or Bid Bond tor Church is new sile trie Cho i Laura Liu 1. 6 Brad- 141 U*\ pass, airplane tvpe. (1 Two corner not Itss than Itn 110%) percent of rellectors. 17 Weath iW'iB nylon ihe total amount of the Bid. except lord Ter.. Middlelown. son, RUMSON FAIR HAVEN AREA - I I fitWN HAT 3) Pri line, rtever used, IM 6/J 7»7 that Ihe amount of tht thec* need of nursery school i .,!•*... fronl«9c, Call or send for our Shore & Coun nol eicttd Twenty Thousand Add a fashionable touch with July 28 TCv Living" Brochure, pin. d*n Check* and Bid Bonds Newest sweatering -relaxed, ders (Barbara Watson). 10E. ii] A.r of Two Rivers. Rurmon. f'tiACti Inc., a cooperative RNU&UN O"I|I sp«ic up to 1600 ana 4 i h D outboard Ashing 11M0 shall bt mad* to the order of the **i 7W0 . rich, classic Crochet sleeveless vo II Will P . •*» I i i i '- % HA firm Call MO 0IM Treasurer, Borough of Highlands. nursery school, has relocated Timber Lane, Marmora, ; i . ' •< A.,IN\T REALTOR. New Jersey vest in double knot stitch with **7 J700 • \ RUMSON AREA - Call or send lor EVINRUDE OUTBOARD - I'M. at King ol Kings Church here. daughter. July 29. HOMES FOR ALL SEASONS" Ptc Each Proposal shall also be ac- ribbed nech and waist bands ot 2 1S71 Good condition, low profile companied bv a duly executed Con- FFICI st'At t Av#>i*bl# LiHt* tute I Monmouth Counlv The school will continue its strands of bedspread cotton Pat Mr and Mrs. Thomas 7914323 stnl of Surety In the form contained .1,. • | rnti-f Aufl 111 FOUR SEASONS REALTY In the Contract Documents from *n basic principles and 727 directions. Sues 814 incl Murphy (Uail Cameron I. 821 iti ion vi E River Rd Rumson SJO »600 FLAGSHIP MARINE approved surety company licensed philosophy ut pre-school Hoimdel Koad. Hoimdel, HtU HANK Nr* uniQU* oldcf RUMSON AREA POWER to conduct business In the State of SMtf 116 !•'•••' SI . Iwo In IIV* Buying or selling we'll help vou get Baylincr. Boston Whaler New Jersey, agreeing to furnish the education. twin sons. July 29 rooms nrr lull* tnt lt«H«i lireplac * Ihe most for vour money required Contract Bond upon the award of tha Contract. Mr. and Mrs. George t» balhs, den, sun decks LENTZE MARINA — For Raritan to Municipal Hall in Highlands not sped lo the inability to proceed with d lli'i.r W The Dally Register Mr and Mrs James Mc- Distinctive design and low main Uav boating In out berthing service later than Ihe time above specified my proposed ont-famiiv residence nil • ufifcite parkini g MjQsq U Of •. r required Move quickly tot power and sail boats, IS to 26' Tha Borough Engineer and without the approval of borough r month Carthy K'atherine Klan- Call todav 1I0VO00 Used boal sales /8/ III? Borough Council rasarva the riant to sewerage availability for the pro- (Ondilioning. trtfWt (ii'.l air CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtors require a f omplete financial and ti- posed residence. naganl, 1525 Heath I'kwy, IMMEHER& •w 1(1, Old Clufeea Sli., New mhtf MA 1 ItH / i "•!' ('• ' "" • Owned" MAKO. MARQUIS, OMC - periente statement from pros THEREFORE. I Mark, O. Hall, Middletown, daughter. July )N V4I. 1400 811 River Rd Fair Haven [ >' t-. aires ol i-,n,i.'nil, land You are hereby notified that you hardly used, fair and reasonably 247 Rtglonal Notices 12 (bust 34) cape-coat 2 yds son, July 31 I ,.1-TI fiinn mi in imc location SHADOW LAKE IS SOLO OUT — MT$ privileged to be present at said r priced Call alter 6, 3*3-WJ_ .. • (-,,»•!, .*,.. Asking 1184.MM But Van Horn nat both new and NOTIce hearing and present any and all ob- 60 inch, pants 1 3/8 Mr and Mrs Harry Cop- resale units! SS4.S00 to S17I.SO0 i I •jiuu. ;i COZENS, Realtor) 2S' MOTOR HOME FOR RENT — - TAKE NOTICE that th* Mon- jections which you may have to the We have rentals, too! . . perthwaite (Alicia Healy) 607 % • indiotndt'nliy Owned" Fully cauiRpcd. low weekly rates, moulh Regional High School Board granting of said varlanct. VAN HORN AGENCY, 747 4100 oi i "i». i Mil Fair Haven t/l SSS4 of Education al a public meeting to Charles H Osborn, Appellant Laurel Ave.. West Al- liOt11*\ Jt*t Eves Marilyn Ltthv. 842 OTS3 ba held on the 19th day of August, 351 Eastbourne Ave. or Larry Schilling. 847 S579 MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT 1980 at BOO p.m. at the Monmouth Long Branch, N.J. lenhurst. son. July Jl APPROXIMATELY Iriri-r .Uri Chech our unbeatable Rtglonal High School, S3S Tinton Aug 4 18 70 SHADOW LAKE RESALES Stfid $1.75 (or Mch pattern. I tju' Ifi'J'ooiT^Si thIc*• beIh s. low rates and compare, 229 04/] Avtnut, Tinton Falls, N.J. will offer Mr and Mrs Henry Gass —t,ny MO Waiter* MWfctn N1 in* ALL MOOSLfc |li,0OOtUI.0OO for tal* to the highest bidder a sani- Mi MK lor eKh pttittn for ALSO RENTALS (Geraldine Werner) 13 tary stwer easemeni consisting of 237 Monmouth Btach first class aiimail, handling. AUANMC HIOHLAND5 - Colon i KERR AGENCY 2,731.7 in ft. under part of lands of Campbell 8 Ave . Beirord. a « .ii VW.WO Peanut stone lireplace SPECIAL NOTICI Swdt* 741 44/7 Davs the Board of Education known as hi .irtiMl tnirngs Call Ray Paiiaro, The Borough of Monmouth Eves H\ *i49. 7474824 NOTICES Lole 3A. Block SS on Ihe tax map of son. July 31 tha Borough of Tinton Falls and Beach will receive staled bids on Monday, August 18. 1«M al 2 00 tiMAND NEW »«» SHADOW LAKE - Bv owner, sec- more particularly described in a P m.. V Btach Road. Monmouth I nut ii. .i'miiir. 19' rii,i',iir beOroam ond floor, two-bedroom condo, Resolution adopted bv the Board on 210 Lost* Found Baach, New Jersey tor1 the sale of i mi.n air. living room with lire session at Ihe Racauet Forum in Aug. 4, 11 122 80 pattern coupon Catalog $1 i'idi • den. large paneled family MS.0O0 MIODLETOWN - Building Little Silver, Tuesday. Aug. 17th. 7 July 28. room largp pdtio Thret tlall barn p m to 11 p m Tuition (65 Register Mritft tdckrooin and^ine acre fenced now. 642 8400 249 State of New Jersey 249 SUU Of Ntw Jersey Mr and Mrs Richard iMslurr ideal for hortet Fruil and NOTICI Bautlett iMaugit Ehrmann I. 6M-IS44 PROPOSED CONSISTITUTIONAT _ L AMENDMENT AUTHORIZATION AND REGULATION EY THE 11 Coronet Ave. Lincrolt, A RARE CHANCE — In Red Bank LEGISLATURE OP AMUSEMENT GAMES OP daughter. July 28 Retiring auto body Shop owner of SKILL OR CHANCE POR AWARDS OR it! «*Q0 lers shop, tools and equipment, PRIZES OP MERCHANDISE 2O SUM Of Ntw Jtrwv 249 SUU ol Ntw Jorsty Mr, and Mrs John Bac- Senior titiien. (S7) discount pro building with apartment, plus- ad- A Concurrent Resolution proposing lo amend Article IV, Section VII. O gram Call Mrs Jane White for loining one family home, now 22* HaUlet paragraph 2, o' the Constitution of the Slate ot New Jersey chetta (Marlene Sica). 581 details rented Let's talk about your future P*0»OSID CONSTITUTIONAL AMINDMINT NOTICI Bt It Resolved bv the General Assembly of the State of New Jersey (Ihe AUTHORIZE IINtOR ON OltAfjLlD CITIIINS DEDUCTION! ON Patten Ave, Long Branch, Can totfav 1124,S00 for package Senate concurring); FIRST TIME OFFERED - Red CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors On August 15, I9to. at 100 P.M., REAL PROMRTV TAXES i1 , > Manor Living room, dining at Towmhlp Hall, 319 Middle Road, 1, Tht following, proposed amendment to the Constitution of tht State of TO ANV ELIGIILE OWNER OCCUPANT OF A DWELLING HOUSE son, July 28 room two- bedrooms Central air 'independently Owned" Hailet, New Jersey, or at tucrt other New Jtrsev Is hereby agreed to: A Concurrtnl Rttolutlon proposing to amend Article VIM. Section I, Short wain to (lores Beautifully 811 River H.I . Fair Haven lima as tht Board mav adlourn to PROPOSED AMENDMENT paragraph 4 of tha Constitution of tht Stata of New Jiruy Mr and Mrs Robert Dun- maintained Available immediately (201) 741 T*M thereafter, the Zoning Board of Ihe Amend Article IV, Section VII. paragraph 2, to read as follows Ba It RatolwM bv th* Senate of the State of New Jurtvv (the General bar Jr. (Janet McLaughlini. t'4.900 MIDDLETOWN — Hwy JS, building Township of Haiiet, ihaM consider 1. No gambling of any kind shall be authorized by tha Legislature unless Auembly concurring): CENTURY 71 COZENS. Realtors and lot. US'. near Harmony Rd and an application bv John J. Hulek and tht specific kind, restrictions and control thereof have been heretofore t. The following proposed amendment to Ihe Comtltutlon is herrtv 1498 Garden Drive, Ocean, independently Owned" Shop Rite, 413.OPO needed - cash lo Clara Huiak, to permit • subdivision submitted to, and authorized bv a majority of thi votes cast bv, the Ptople agreed to at a special election or shall hereafter bt submitted to, and authoriied bv a daughter, July 29 813 River Rd Fair Haven mortgage s6M> payment includes into two lots of premises known as PROPOSED AMENDMENT IIOU HI /•« taaes to auantied buver Can PAUL Block 1J8 Lot. S. Applicant seek to majority of Ihe volts cast thereon bv, tht legally Qualified voters of tht Amend Article vill. Section I, paragraph * of thaComtllution to read ai P BOVA. t,n.2U* ' erect a Mobile Homi on laid pre- Slate voting at a General election, except that, without any such submission follows: FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY mises The oremises are known as it or authorization 4. Tht Leflltlature mav. from time to time, enact lewi granting an JERSEY SHORE REALTORS Franklin Avenue, Wtlt Keansburg. A. It shall ba lawful for bone flda veterans, charitable, educational, , annual deduction from the amouni of any tai bill for taiei on the real Neptune 1 Woodland Dr —Middletown— 137 Lots* Acreage Hailet Township, New Jersey Docu- cltlun oropartv of env citizen and reildent of thli State of the aoe of 41 or mere n m»ni rascui veert. or anv cltlien and resident of thli Slate leu than ts vaari of age who Mr. and Mrs. Michael may be viewed at (he office of Ihe squads to conduct, under such rtstrlctions and control as shall from tlmt to It permanently and totally disabled according to Ihe provision! of the HAVE BUYERS NEEO LISTINGS ABERDEEN TOWNSlP - MilOO. Township of Hailet Clerk, weekdays time bt proscribed bv tht Legislature bv law, gamts of chance of, and Federal Social Security Act. redding in a dwelling houw owned bv Mm Uiuliano (Kelli McCarty). 8 C«H the Kerr Agency, inc ready for building. 110,HW from *:00 A.M., to 1:30 P.M. except restricted to, tht selling of rights to participate, tha awarding of prizes, in which II a constituent part of such real property or residing In a dwelling »M River Rd . Fair Haven, 741 44 77 ' HJ-HM or W-0?l» nolldavi. tht specific kind of game of chance sometimes known as bingo or lotto, houM owned by him which is assessed as real property but which Is situated New Prospect Road, Jack HOLMDEL OCEAN TOWNSHIP - IDO'xW lot SAWYER I GALE played wllh cards bearing numbers or other designations, i or more In one on land owned bv mother or others, but no such deduction shall be IneMcess son, son, July 28. EDWARD W COLLINS AGENCY Backs to Green Acres Walk to Attorney* for Applicants line, the holder covering numbers at oblects, similarly numbered, art of $1*0 00 and such deduction shall be restricted to owners having an income ABILITY DEPENDABILITY schools Close to shopping Curb, John J HulakandCiata Hulak drawn from a ractptaclt and the game being won by Ihe person who first not In excesi of iS.000 00 per year exclusive of benefits under any one of the Mr. and Mrs. Douglas RELIABILITY sidewalk, sewer connection in. Nice By: SIDNEY I SAWYER covers a previously designated arrangement ol numbers on such a card, following: Smith I Deborah Schoenl, 3 M»4144 section of Oakhurtt 178.OOQ Call D«led: July 30. 1*0 when the entire net proceeds of such games of chance are to be devoted to •. The Federal Social Security Acl and all amendments and supple Ml 377? alter 6 B* Aufl 4 MM educational, charitable, patriotic, religious or public spirited uses, and In rrtents thereto; Carriage Court, Jackson, son KEANSBURG — Eicellenl condi the case of senior clllien associations or clubs to the support of such b Anv other program of the Federal Government or pursuant to any organizations, In any municipality, In which a majority of tht Qualified t>on starterretiremenl home, larse TWO ONE ACRE LOTS other Federal law which provides benefits In whole or In part in lieu of July 28. voters, voting thereon, al a general or special election as the submission bedroom or two bedrooms Large Hoimdel, S34.W0 each 111 HlohUndt benafllt referred to In, or for p*rions excluded from coverage under, a. (hereof shall bt prescribed bv the Legislature by law, shall authorize the Mr. and Mrs John M. Bill kill hen t» KB b" Mil or tn 4B10 Call 4*2-72»3 hereof Including but not limited to the Federal Railroad Retirement Act and conduct of such games of chance therein Federal pension, disability and retirement programs, or ington (Gail Johnson), I LITTLE SILVER SHREWSBURY B II shall be lawful for tht Legislature to authorize, bv law, bona fide c Pension, disability or retirement programs of any state or Its political AREA - Can or send for our veterans, charitable, educational, religious or fraternal organizations, civic 131 Mobile Homes IPfCtAL Mf ETINQ lubdlvltloni, or agencies thereof, for persons not covered under a. hereof; Partridge Way. Freehold Shore i Country Living' Drocnurc. and service clubs, volunteer fire companies and (Irsi aid or rescue sauads Tltg Highlands Board of Educa- provided, however, that tht total amount of benefits to be allowed PKS descriptions, pncei on ea- to conduct games of chance of, and restricted lo, the sailing of rights to son, July 29 tion has called a Personnel Commit- exclusion bv anv owner under b. or c hereof shall not be in excess of the duiive listings APPLE BROOK GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES participate, and tha awarding of prizes, In the specific kinds of gamts of tee Meeting for Wednesday, August maximum amount of benefits payable lo. and allowable, for exclusion bv. AGENCY, Realtor. 44 Church St . — Bethany Rd , Hatiet Adult park chance sometimes known as raffias, conducted bv tht drawing for prizes or 6, i960, at 7:00 PM. The purpose of an owner In similar circumstances under a. hereof t,.tllf Silver 7*1 MM Walk to shopping and N Y bus. bv tht allotment of prizes bv chance, whan the entire net proceeds of such this meeting Is for Interviewing for 2 The surviving spouse of • deceased cituen and resident of this State gamts ot chance are to be devoted to educational, charitable, patriotic, NEW YORK HOSPITAL Teacher Positions There will be no who during his or her life received a real property tax deduction pursuant to LINCROFT — Four bedroom. I -j religious or public-spirited uses. In anv municipality, In which such law public participation. this paragraph shall be entitled, so long as he or she shall remain unmarried New York City bath Tudor fcighi minutes to Bell shall be adopted bv a malorltv of the qualified voters, voting thereon, al a INVEST YOUR MONEY - Wisely and a resident In tha same dwelling house situated on the lame land with Labs ID! S00 Ml 'M8 The Hlglandi Board of Educa- general or special election as the submission thereof shall be prescribed bv m a beautiful 17*60 mobile home in respect to which laid deduction was granted, to the same deduction, upon Mr. and Mrs. Richard tion has called a Special Mealing to law and for tht Legislature, from tlmt to tlmt, to restrict and control, bv Kcvport Two bedrooms. V/i baths. the same conditions, with rtspect to the same real property or wllh respect LITTLE SILVER - Mere s a roomy be held directly after the Personnel law, the conduct of such games of chance and Keane (Ellen Rosato), High- tour bedroom two bath ranch mth asking *17.000 Lail *tl i848 between Committee Mealing at 8 00 PM The 10 tht same dwelling house which Ii situated on land owned bv another or dining room drn. full basement and 7 4 p fi and 3?9 i»J 1 between 6-0 purpose of this meeting Ii Personnel C. it shall bt lawful for tht Legislature lo authorize (he conduct of Slate others, notwithstanding that said surviving spouse it under the age of *) and lands, daughter, July 24 large wooded property Looks great and Building and Grounds. The lotteries restricted to the selling of rights to participate therein and the It not permanently and totally disabled, provided thai said surviving spouse Translerred owner asking ti6 900 meeting will be held In the High- awarding of prim by drawings when Ihe entire net proceeds of any such 11 SJ years of age or older. lands Elementary School Library. lottery shall be for State institutions. State aid for education. Any such deduction when so granted bv law shall be granted so that It D. It shall bt lawful for Ihe Legislature to authorize bv law tht Marilyn J. Lombardo will not be In addition to anv other deduction or exemption to 2640947 or 739 *4/| after 12 establishment and operation, under regulation and control bv the State, of which Ihe said clllien and resident mav be entitled, but said cltlien and r/3,/» Board S«r.,.rv gambling housts or casinos within the boundaries, as heretofore estab- resident may receive In addition anv homestead rebate or credit provided NEW HOLLY PARK — U*70. with New main LITTLE SILVER - Fouf Bedroom lished, of tht city of Atlantic Cltv, county of Atlantic, and to license and tax bv law, The State shall annually reimburse each taxing district In in naut*-l*ve •Blerlor, aluminum August 4 u*o Caoe Cod giving room, with lira such operations and equipment used In connection therewith Anv law amount equal to one-half of tht tax lots to the district resulting from the skirting, shed and awning Must see piair tJifing room kitchen, den, r j authorizing the establishment and operation of such gambling esttb allowance of tax deductions Pursuant to this paragraph. In adult community. Marlboro bathi porch, new gat (umact *nd NOTICI TO ilDDIM llshmtnts Shall provide for the Slate rtvinues derived therefrom to be 2. When this proposed amendment to the Constitution Is finally agreed neater two-car oarage fun bat* Ml 69S 711 MSI BOROUOH OF HIGHLANDS applied solely for the purpose of providing reductions in property texts, being laid to. pursuant lo Article IX, paragraph i of the Constitution, It shall bt rneni newly pamted inside and out «* MONMOUTH COUNTY rentals, telephone, gas, electric, and municipal utilities charges of eligible submitted to the people at the next general election occurring more than 1 ti* owner 141 *0U 1102 500 NIW JIRtlY senior citizens and disabled residents ot tha State, In accordance with such months alter iuch final agreement and shall be published at least once in at Seated Proposals will M re- formulae as the Legislature shall by law provide. Tht type and number of least one newspaper of each counlv designated bv the President of the MIDDLETOWN — Call or tend lor ceived bv the Borough Council at the such casinos or gambling houses and of the gambling games which may be Senate and the Speaker of (ht General Assembly and the Secretary of State, in Ocean ouf Snore and Country Living " Borough Hall, 171 Bav Avenue,, conducted In any such establishment shall be determined bv or pursuant to nol less than 1 months prior to said general election. brochure pics descriptions, prices 139 Cemetery Lots Highlands, New Jersey 077)7 on Au- the terms of the law authorizing the establishment and operation thereof 9. This proposed amendment to the Constitution shall be submitted to on exclusive listings AP gust IS, t«W at 3:00 P.M. Local Time E. it shall bt lawful for tajlkegulalure to authorize bv law the conduct, the ptople at said election tn the following manner end form: OCEAN TOWNSHIP - PL E BROOK AGENCY. Realtors. and than publicly opened and read operation and play of certa'nVRsemeni games, whether of chance or skill, There shall be printed on each official ballot to be used al such general «M Rt Ji M.ddietown tM-tJOO The Monmouth Consolidated aloud for: where the prizes or awards W be given shall be of merchandise; and to election, tht following: SHORELAND MEMORIAL REPLACEMENT OF provide for the licensing, regulation and control of all aspects of tha MIDDLETOWN — (Balford). fowr- a. In tvery municipality In which voting machines v not used, a Water Co. is installing a new GARDENS — Veterans section, two CONCRETE CURBS conduct, operation and plav of such games bv the State DMioom Caoe Cod Dead end street. legend which shall Immediately precede tht question, as follows: ANDSIDEWALKS 2. When this proposed amendment to the Constitution is finally agreed If vou favor the proposition printed below make a cross (X), plus ( + ( or six-inch ductile iron cement- treed lot Ji) 900 Call Rav Passaro. ft t 7hiUV In and for tht Borough of High- Realtor J» 19774 *'*° to, pursuant to Article IX, paragraph 1 of the Constitution, il shall be check IV) in the square opposite the word "Yes " lined water main on Laurel lands. New Jersey submitted to tht people at tht next general election occurring more than 3 If vou are opposed thereto make a cross (X), plus ( + ) or check (f) In MON MOUTH BEACH — Lovely 140 Real Estate Wanted The work Includts the re- months after such final agreement and be published at least once In at least ihe square opposite the word "No." Avenue, between South seashore town Walk to manna *\n« placement of approximately 10,000 one newspaper of each county designated bv the President of the Senate and b. In every municipality the following question: sauare feet of concrete sidewalk and tht Speaker of the General Assembly and the Secretary of State, not ttss Wanamassa Drive and Sunset bead Three bedroom. 7 i bath ALL CASH Split Level Central (If Pro appro-1 ma lei y 1400 linear feet of than 3 months prior to said general tltctlon. investors seek houses UP toSIOO.OOO AUTHORIZE SENIOR OR DIS- Avenue, according to Michael lessionaiiv landscaped grounds. 3. This proposed amendment to the Constitution shall be submitted to Quick closing MELMED REALTY. very private Low taies. good the people at said election In Ihe following manner and forms: ABLED CITIZENS DEDUCTIONS Bfcr tTI-StSO J. Caponigro, the utility's schools Principal only Upper 213 Instruction There shall be printed on each official ballot to be used at such general ON REAL PROPERTY TAXES TO vice president and manager. M0 s 777 '040 COUPLE WANTS — Building lot or election, the following: ANY ELIGIBLE OWNER-OCCU- house in need •» repair in nice area a. In every municipality in which voting machines are not used, tht NAvESINK — Maintenance free. Eves 49S9497 following tegtnd shall Immediately precede the question PANT OP A DWELLING HOUSE. Applications If vou favor the proposition printed below, make 8 crosi (X), plus ( + } Yes. Do vou approve the amendment to The entire project — HOUSES BOUGHT or check (V) In (he square opposite the word "Yes." the Constitution ol the State of New laying 760 ieet of new main, FOR CASH Now Being Accepted it vou *r§ opposed thereto, make a cross (X), plut ( + ) or check ("I in Jersey, aoreed to bv the Legislature, lor training in a the louarc opposite the world "No." reconnecting the service OCEANPORT 24 HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR b. In every municipality tht following question: providing that an annual deduction DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY. rewarding career as a lines to the homes along the New three bed'oom Ranch, two from real property taxes shall be baths kitchen, flm.rtg room, living REALTOR. 739 2272 MEDICAL OR DENTAL AUTHORIZATION AND REGU- accorded to anv eligible senior street, retiring the old two- room kitchen lamiiy room fira< p'aie aluminum sidmg. t her mo ASSISTANT LATION BY THE LEGISLATURE cltlien or permanently and totally inch main and repaying the OF AMUSEMENT GAMES OP pane windows plus storms and lor further disabled person, or eligible spouse, street — is expected to take SKILL OR CHANCE FOR AWARDS on an owner-occupied dwelling information calt* OR PRIZESOFMERCHANDISE at least four weeks. CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO or write house, notwithstanding that the land '8' )W0 Yes. Shall the amendment of Article IV, on which the dwelling house Is situ- Section VII, paragraph 2 of the Con- ated Is not owned bv the owner- The water company un- 1M Commercial UNION stitution of the State of New Jersey occupant? dertook the project because to permit the Legislature to author- RtnUls INTERPRETATIVE STATEMENT the previous galvanized steel U DIXIE — With ize bv law and to regulate, control No. Approval of this amendment will al- good running c TECHNICAL No. and license the conduct, operation low eligible senior or disabled main caused frequent main- Ul 77)7 after > MUM MM0THA1AMA and plav of amusement flames, citizens to receive a real property tenance problems, Caponigro 1*7S !• 6 OPEN BOAT — Wiin 197} whether of chance or skill, where the 17.000 so *f Tailgate loading INSTITUTE tax deduction If they own and occupy said. The new main, being 40 h p Johnson engine ItOM ornate parking A'C. heat 1 Mam Street prizes or awards to be given shall be and pay taxes on a dwelling house, sprinkiered Public frj 49J 13/i j installed by Henkels and Eatontown of merchandise, be approved? Including a mobile home, but do not 1*74 7) SEACRAFT — In- own the land on which It Is situated. McCoy, represents a capital board outboard. J1S h.p investment of (21,600 by the Mercruiter. center console, every (201)542-2292 Donald Lan, Secretary of State 747-1100 eitra including VHF Sitei re- Donald Lan, Sacratarv ot Stall water company. 'Order Asking M.fff) C*H 747 4WI Hl.00 MIH Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, AUQUST 4,1980 The Daily Register 17 THAR'S ONLV TWO , WHEN THE OTHER TIMES WHEN Ve CAN I WHEN VOU 6IT FELLER AIN'T Crossword puzzle MOVE'BACKWARDS CROWNED KING LOOKIN' ACROSS 28 Diamonds, 58 Kazan 13 SeabKe IN CHECKERS 1 Addis - slanglly 60 Thesaaly 22 Concluded JU6HAID 8 UH quick- 31 Twin mountain 24 Camel beck ly: •! 32 Corn whis- 61 David's 10 Dun It! keys daughter 28 Fiasco 14 Witch town 37 Sudanese 82 ChlneH 27 Wlngllke 15 - ivl» country port city 28 Grain place 10 Al-homs 36 Approvals 63 Regan's 29 Subatomic •Hire 40 -benAdhem father panic* 17 Omrchargs 41 Theater 64 Dispatch 30 One who 16 Stravinsky district boat 19 SIKtltn 43 Briny 66 Devotional 32 Turkish riw 45 Sugar rite governor 20 Valentino suffix 86 Poor grades 33 Where the danc* 46 Bawled out 87 See43A Light - 21 Certain New 47 John Jacob Brigade Enfl lander 51 Stage star DOWN fought: var. 23 Tricks Lenore 1 Helper. 34 News Item COULD TELL 25 Merchan- 52 Mass, fes- abbr. 36 Not any dises tival hills 2 Valley 36 Used liti- 26 Volcanic 55 Winter mentioned gation rocks hazard In Psalms 39 West 3 AWa 42 Diana of Yesterd 'V S Puzzle Solvei 4 Fashionable London 44 Beards on IHIAIN | II 5 M i[n j Utah section wheat u il H ii A III; 5 Hypodermic 46 Makes dim Mr 1 I i, dose 47 Nautical 11.111 i] n 1NCI 6 Under-the- term JM Illl .1 Ul'l A table 48 Alabama i I [D MI '' s '•> H (i n '. Mi '• I I 1 H 1 K payments town 'HEY, WAIT A MINUTE! WE'RE GONNA HAVETO LEAV E I 11 N , 1 i ! 1 1) 1 7 Nigeria's 49 Threesomes 1. • p '1 1 1! 1 1 capital 50 Approves SOME Of THOSE CLOWES HOME I' 1 H Jj i u '• s 1 1 A I 8 Greek god 51 Bears: Lai. i 1 1 r » II • 1 9 Skin bump 53 Keep • 1 II i s i P •' 10 Non-worker 54 "^bythe 1 A II it 1 II 1 i 1 1 ' Wt. | II 11 "Thinker" Irspera" YOU MIGHT TERM IT \ I'LL BE HAPPY TO Tlu- Family Circus 1 1 1 1 • •' creator 56 Ludwlg A MAGNIFICENT MARITAL I LISTEN,TOBY IF i T la 1 A ••1 A • i 1 U TOLD ME XXI WERE PROBABL> MI5UNDERSTANDING! A "rOUU KECIPRXATE I 12 Draw— 57 Orient i/t/ (take aim) 58 Ilium AN HOUR HAVING) A VERYeCRIOOS MAYBE WE NEED rr^% WITH APVICE ON A • AFTER THE AN UNBIASED /W£A PROBLEM I'VE CAME RONS /IL \V ENCOUNTI RETURN HOME THERE IS A GENRE KNOCK AT THEIR DOOR

"If they won't let us in the Watergate are we gonna break in?" The Wizard of Id Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY, AUGUST 4 sponsor many young and LlBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 22)- 20) - Neither lend nor bor- Born today, you possess a talented people - and gain a -A new project gets under- row today, whether the genuinely sympathetic heart reputation as a wise and wly today Be ready to set object is money or anything and a truly loyal nature. generous patron. additional time aside this else. Keep your own counsel Even when you disagree Alto born on thli data evening for problem solving. in p.m. completely with another, art: Knut Hamiun noted SCORPIOIOct. 23-Nov ARIEStMarch 21-Aprll you are able to understand Norwegian writer; Eliza- 21) - Adapt quickly to 19) - An appealing offer why he thinks what he beth, Oueen Mother of changes on the employment may take your mind off your thinks, does what he does England. scene. Otherwise, you may troubles early in the day. Be and. regardless of the disa- To see what is in store for forfeit recent gains. ready to help another in p.m. greement, you are able to you tomorrow, find your SAGITTARIUSINov. 22- TAURUSfAprll 20-May offer the hand of friendship birthday and read the corre- Dec. 21) - An unexpected 20) - Plans progress toward Your objectivity, even in the sponding paragraph Let source of aid makes lite eas- their last stages Make this a midst of highly personal your birthday star be your ier for you now. Concentrate day for seeking - and gain- Blondie matters, enables you to help daily guide on your talent for making ing - support for new proj- another succeed - even connections. ects. when it means that by so TUESDAY, AUGUSTS CAPRICORN(Dec. 22- GEMINKMay 21 June 20) doing, you actually work LEOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - Jan. 19) - Excitement at a - Good luck is all a matter against yourself. Strive to become part of the distance has a definite bear- of timing today. Be in the Although you may not be cooperative effort going on ing on your ability to work right place at the right gifted in the arts in terms of all around you. Offer mate- today. Vicarious joy at eve. moment - and succeed. creativity and productivity, rial and spiritual support. AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. CANCER) June 21-July you take your deepest satis- VIRGOIAug. 23 Sept. 22) 18) - A little self-discipline 22) - Arrange your work faction from your associa- - Take care that the people now could mean a great deal hours around plans for play. tions with artists, musicians, you attract today are not of of profit later. T.ikc anoth- You can gain special privi- writers. If you are financial- the sort you've been trying er's advice. leges today if you are tact- ly able, you will probably to avoid . PISCESIFeb. IS-March ful

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f NOT SO TOUCH . LET'S RIGHT. THERE'S A LOT OP EVEN WHEN AFTER WE SOFTEN SATISFACTION IN I KNOW THEY'RE THAT COLONEL.,. THEM UP WITH COIN SET TO ANP WHAT'S HE POINO WORTHWHILE AKISIS, IT TKYIN6 TO SCARE OFTHER6/ILM,,.OR NOTHING. WORK, LET'S OO US AWAi FRO* MACHINE SUN&,., /MEAN, JOE MEN.' A&OOP WORK.' SOUNDS ALL THAT IVORY. PHANTOM UNLESS- &REAT COUNTRY 2 GHOSTS JOB'. BOTHBR MDU.HON. SCORE 17 ME, JOE. THOSE 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, AUGUST A. i960 Let Rite Aid Fill Your Next Prescription. PRICES HFECTIVI AUG. 4 THRU 10, 1980 THERMOS RITE AID LUNCH KITS POLISH REMOVER REG., STRAWBERRY, DECORATED WITH Vj PINT199 LEMON OR HERBAL THERMOS 6 OZ. BOTTLE RITE AID 5 SUBJECT FILLER 3RIMG Manalapan theater production SPIRAL CANVAS Approximately 20 teen-agers participating In the most of the summer building sets, painting scenery and Manalpan Recreation Board's summer theater pro- rehearsing for the production. Pictured during a re- NOTEBOOK PAPER gram are preparing to stage William Inge's "Picnic" hearsal from left to right are; Laura Barbarlse, Chrlssv Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. in Paulson, Angela Caccamo, Corev Zucker, Elzabeth 6" x 9'A Manalapan High School. The play deals with love and McDonald, Bruce Alexander, Margaret McDonald, romance In a small town during the late summer. The Kevin Calhoun, Jenny Mount, Ellen Sauer, and Bob teen-agers — all in high school or college— have spent Grill. Robbery A Political Bestiary suspect Gathering Momentum RITE AID BELTLESS sought A weekly piece ol political utlre by MAXI PADS Eugene J. McCarthy and Jamrt J. An armed robbery suspect Kllpatrlck. Illustrated by Jeff MacNelly. PKG. still was at large early today The Momentum, before it has gathered, alter allegedly holding up two is a loose-jointed beast. It is flexible and OF 30 Koute 35 motels last night disjointed as a snake. and leading police from sev- Until it has gathered, a Momentum is eral departments on a linn hard to identify. It may look like a Power municipality chase Vacuum or a Developing Trend. Its spoor A Monmouth County alert is often confused with the trail of an Emer- VERY DRY was put out lor a man who ging Consensus The practiced eye, how- TONE SOAP Hazlet police said stole $80 ever, can detect a Momentum the moment SOLID ANTI-PERSPIRANT Irom the Sheraton Inn, Koute it begins to gather. Like the slow pulling WITH COCOA BUTTER 35. Hazlet. at about 10:30 last together of the furry caterpillar on its way 4%OZ. BARS SCENTED, UNSCENTED OR night The suspect, described to becoming a butterfly, the gathering of a by Hazlet police as a thin Momentum is more subtle than the slow FRESH SCENTED white man with curly black coiling of a snake. hair, apparently was toting a Momentums will not gather unless con- 2 OZ. SOLID ^' sawed-ofl shotgun wrapped in ditions of temperature, humidity, air qual- green and red plaid material. ity, altitude, habitat and even barometric He reportedly is about 5- pressure are exactly right. The prediction imil II and was said to be. of when a momentum will gather, and the wearing a black and white measure of its strength after it has shirt gathered, are acts of sciaace that are turns. Once gathered, a Momentum can be Minutes alter the Sheraton mastered only by a few political colum- held in checkonly for a short time. Unless robbery, a similar Incident nists. They alone can divine when a its wishes are granted, it is likely to break was reported at the Holmdel Momentum has gained impetus. Without loose, like a hurricane, a flood, or a boozy Motor Inn, Houte 35, impetus, Momentums are said to be falter- orator, and sweep away everything in its Holmdel. Holmdel police said ing. path. Now and then, to be sure, a promis- they would issue no report on Amateurs and inexperienced observers ing Momentum wilts overnight. The trou- the incident until after 9 this should not take chances around Momen- ble, we are told, is that it peaked too soon. morning. According to Hazlet po- lice, the suspect apparently was at the Holmdel motel by the lime they arrived at the Sheraton Thereafter, they said, he drove oil, heading NOXZEMA north on Koute 35 When the SELSUN BLUE suspect, driving a gold MEDICATED Camaro. reached Koute 35 in ANTI-DANDRUFF Keyport. Keyport Patrolman Houra: Tuttday thru Saturday 1'heodore Huguenin began 10-5:30 RED BANK ONLY! SHAMPOO SHAVE CREAM giving chase LIME, WILD FOREST, According to Keyport po- lice, the patrolman pursued REG. OR MENTHOL the suspect north on Koute 35 to (liltwood Avenue and up to CAN 99 the Laurence Harbor Parkway in Old Bridge Key- port police, delayed by Sun- day tralfic, lost the suspect Aberdeen police also joined PEPTO the pursuit. SLEEP TABLETS The suspect reportedly continued along Laurence BISMOL Harbor Parkway, which be- comes Morhstown Koad in 4 0Z. Old Bridge. Old Bridge police reported that the high-speed BOTTLE chase ended when the suspect lost control of his car near the intersection of Mor- nstown Road and Gordon Senior Citizens Koad and the vehicle plowed through a guardrail in front of a house at 133-C Mor- Save 10% ristown Koad. owned by Wil- liam Keller, and struck the SALE by Bare Traps, Bass, Viner, Golo, Papaoalio, on all Prescriptions front porch of the Keller Cobblers, SRO, Naluralizer, Life-Stride, Nina, Caressa, and Many, many more. &i?fl* AVi to 12 home Many B and C widths to choose from The Rite Aid Senior Citizens Plan gives a 10% discount off The suspect fled on foot our everyday Rife Aid prescription prices. into woods behind the home Any person 60 years ol age or over is eligible lor the Rite He had not been located as of ONLY Aid Senior Citizens Prescription Plan. 5 this morning, according to Yes. This plan covers both new and refill prescriptions Hazlet. Keyport and Old CLIP THIS APPLICATION AND SAVE! Bridge police $ The car was impounded by oo RITE AID SENIOR CITIZENS Hazlet police, who were seek- PRESCRIPTION PLAN APPLICATION ing to trace its ownership. The $80 was found inside the and io car, Hazlet police reported, but the suspect was believed to be carrying the weapon. Hazlet police continued searching the woods at the site of the crash in Old Bridge * 100% Moneyback Guarantee until nearly 3 15 STRAIGHT LEG • tOCATM) m IM «W •It ISM tatlilud wltn .n, prim ixvtkxxo Iron • roll ol rum i DESIGNER C«ri.,PO •MUM. thrown Rite Aid, we'll refund the prfct .or the print. Firm gets contract KOHT MONMOUTH - An wt itsuvi tut iitm ro unit ou/umnrs HOT MVOMItU Ml mMMMKM DttMS Army contract lor $12,350 has JEANS been awarded to Freehold Klectric Company lnc . Free- 48 BROAD ST. - 747-3717 27a THIRD AVI.-222-0400 RED BANK, NJ HITS AID bold, a small business - TOPS LONOIUNCH.NJ DISCOUNT CINTBRS by John Henry, Gloria, Van- AIRPORT PLAZA - 264-3114 Muzzi appointed HAZLET NJ .640-44 COOKMAN AVI derbllt, Jordach, Fury, Banna ASBURV PAW. MJ LONG BRANCH - Frank and moral NAVI1INK MALL - 291-4668 SHOP RITI CITY RT. M • VALLEY DRIVE. NAVESINK. NJ Muzzi. president of the city LOCUST Art H LONG BRANCH HJ Board of Education, has been named to the urban education committee of Uie New Jersey 8 WALLACE ST. - RED BANK 842-6610 School Boards AMOCUlion 18 The Da&y Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1980 Western Monmouth Let Rite Aid Fill Your Next Prescription.

THERMOS RITE AID LUNCH KITS POLISH REMOVER DKOMTtD REG., STRAWBERRT, WITH Vi PINT LEMON OR HERBAL THERMOS 6 OZ. BOTTLE 39; RITE AID 5 SUBJECT FILLER 3 RING Manalapan theater production SPIRAL CANVAS Approximately 20 teen-agers participating In the most of the summer bulldlnofets, painting scenery and Manalpan Recreation Board's summer theater pro- rehearsing for the production. Pictured during a re- BOOK PAPER gram are preparing to stage William Inge's "Picnic" hearsal from left to right are; Laura Barbarlse, Chrlssy Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. In Paulson, Angela Caccamo, Corey Zucker, Elzabeth 6" x 9'/j" 5 HOLE Manalapan High School. The play deals with love and McDonald, Bruce Alexander, Margaret McDonald, 200 SHEETS 1 INCH SIZE romance In a small town during the late summer. The Kevin Calhoun, Jenny Mount, Ellen Sauer, and Bob teen-agers — all In high school or college— have spent Grill. paper

Firm gets A Political Bestiary Army pact RITE AID BELTLESS TORT MONMOUTH - An Gathering Momentum Army contract for $11,350 has been awarded to Freehold Electric Company Inc., Free- A weekly piece of political satire by MAXI PADS hold, a small business. Eugeae J. McCartky and James J. The contract, awarded by Kilpatrick. Illustrated by Jeff MacNeUy. PKG. the Procurement Directorate The Momentum, before it has gathered, is a loose-jointed beast. It is flexible and |59 of the Army Communications OF 30 and Electronics Materiel disjointed as a snake. Readiness Command, calls Until it has gathered, a Momentum is for the replacement of X-ray hard to identify. It may look like a Power equipment in Patterson Vacuum or a Developing Trend Its spoor j Army Hospital is often confused with the trail of an Emer- DIAL VERY DRY ging Consensus The practiced eye, how- TONE SOAP The proposal by Freehold Electric was one of two of- ever, can detect a Momentum the moment WITH COCOA BUTTER SOLID ANII-PERSPIRANT fers received after a solic- it begins to gather. Like the slow pulling itation of IS prospective con- together of the furry caterpillar on its way 4% OZ. BARS SCENTED, UNSCENTED OR tractors. to becoming a butterfly, the gathering of a Momentum is more subtle than the slow FRESH SCENTED Speech center coiling of a snake Momentums will not gather unless con- 2 0Z. SOLID V i extends hours ditions of temperature, humidity, air qual- ity, altitude, habitat and even barometric FEEHOLD TOWNSIP - pressure are exactly right. The prediction Freehold Area Hospital's De- of when a momentum will gather, and the parttnent of Speech measure of its strength after it has ToPol Pathology has extended its gathered, are acts of science that are turns. Once gathered, a Momentum can be VISINE hours for treatment of speech mastered only by a few political colum- held in checkonly for a short time. Unless and language disorders and nists. They alone can divine when a its wishes are granted, it is likely to break EYE DROPS hearing screening for adults Momentum has gained impetus. Without loose, like a hurricane, a flood, or a boozy TOPOL and children. impetus. Mumentums are said to be falter- orator, and sweep away everything in its Vl OZ. Located in the Wellness ing path Now and then, to be sure, a promis- SMOKER'S Center, the department's ing Momentum wilts overnight. The trou- BOTTLE Amateurs and inexperienced observers TOOTHPOLISH hours are » am.-3 p.m Tues- should not take chances around Momen- ble, we are told, is that it peaked too soon day thru Friday. 12-6 on Mon- days, by appointment only. 3 0Z. Appointments can be made by calling the hospital TUBE According to the staff of the Speech Pathology Depart- ment hearing and speech NOXZEMA problems affect 1 out of every SELSUN BLUE 10 Americans or 10 percent of the population. Although ANTI-DANDRUFF MEDICATED hearing loss is most common Houra: Tuesday thru Saturday among the elderly, children 10-5:30 RED BANK ONLY! SHAMPOO SHAVE CREAM also are affected, but often go undetected. Speech problems NORMAL, DRY LIME, WILD FOREST, affect young and old alike. OR OUT REG. OR MENTHOL The Speech Pathology De- partment at Freehold Area 4 OZ. BOTTLE 11 OZ. CAN Hospital is part of the hospi- tal's Wellness Center. State Opera elects Dorf SLEEP TABLETS FREEHOLD - Gerald L. Dorf, here, is the newly- elected chairman of the board of the New Jersey State Opera Company, New- ark. Dorf, an attorney a iff a senior partner in the Rahway law firm of Dorf, Wallace and Glickman, has been a mem- ber of the company's board of governors since 1974, and served as vice president for public relations for the last SALE by Bare Traps. Bass. Viner, Goto, Papaoallo, two years Cobblers, SRO, Naturalizer. Life-Stride, Nina, Caressa. and Many, many more. Sizes 4 V? to 12 Many B and C widths to choora Irani Tha Rile Aid Senior Citizens Plan gives a 10% discount off Casino trip set our everyday Rite Aid prescription prices MANALAPAN - The Any person 60 year,, ol age or over is eligible for the Rite Aid Senior Citizens Prescription Plan Manalapan-English town ONLY Yes. 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