Monday Oceanport woman says Yanks1 Righetti battles Specials British sailor hit her, A4 sophomore jinx: Sports The Daily Register Itlonmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 105 NO. 49 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 23,1982 25 CENTS Bridge Beirut evacuation closing is resumes after halt bemoaned By MARK GRAVEN By FAROUK NAS8AR MONMOUTH BEACH - Sailboat owners BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Lebanese army who have had the wind knocked out of their sails trucks carried a third boatload of about 1,000 by the state's decision to indefinitely close the Palestinian guerrillas to the port of Beirut today Highlands drawbridge for repairs are kicking i to be loaded aboard a ship for Aden. a storm. Their departure for Marxist South Yemen, at "Without getting hysterical, the situation is the southern'Up of the Arabian peninsula, will terrible," said Michael Bressler, dir bring to about 2,500 the number of Palestine public works for Ocean Township, who i Liberation Organization fighters evacuated boat with a mast too high to get from Beirut to about 2,500 in three days. bridge. As they had on Saturday and yesterday, The boat owners assert leftist Lebanese Moslem militiamen allied with knew the bridge was in poor condition long ago, the PLO fired farewell machine-gun and anti- and should have done preventive maintenance to aircraft barrages Into the air as the truck con- bead off problems. voys wound slowly through the city. And many of the boat ovfowtsare distressed Portraits of PLO chief Yasser Arafat were by what they perceive as indiffeience by the attached to the muzzle of the unloaded sub- general public and local officials to their plight. machine guns of the departing guerrillas. They The state Department of Transportation or- flashed the "V" for victory sign with their dered the 50-year old drawbridge shut down last fingers and chanted "Palestine, Palestine, we week to repair worn gears in the machinery that are coming" in Arabic. opens and closes the bridge. The order does not The first batch of 397 evacuees arrived in affect motor traffic passing over the bridge on ARRIVAL PROM LEBANON — PLO guerrillas hold portraits of PLO leader Yasser Jordan and Iraq via Cyprus yesterday, and the Route 36, but it means that boats with tall masts Arafat and King Hussein of Jordan shortly after arriving at the Al-Mafraq air base In second group of 1,005 were at sea bound for that can't get under the bridge's clearance — 35 northern Jordan yesterday. The guerrillas were met personally by King Hussein. Cyprus and Tunisia. feet at high tide — are trapped upriver. Most of those going to Aden were members This was the first weekend that owners of of Dr. George Habash's Popular Front for the tall-masted vessels were stranded in the Liberation of Palestine, which heads the PLO's Shrewsbury and Navesink rivers. The rivers radical faction, and the pro-Moscow Democratic don't have wide enough channels to provide good Shultz to Israel: Start Front for the Liberation of Palestine, headed by sailing for the bigger boats. Nayef Hawatmeh Some boat owners showed up at marinas in As the evacuation continued, Arafat's chief Monmouth Beach and Sea Bright yesterday to security aide Salah Khalaf, who uses the alias check on their boats and commiserate. West Bank pullout Abu Iyad, vowed an "underground war against "We Invest $50,000 in a boat and we have to Israel throughout the world," the PLO radio just sit here and look at," lamented one disgrun- station reported. teled owner.. ByGENEGRABOWUU land it seized in that conflict. Bressler took a different tack and motored "Our underground fighters will penetrate Because of its security concerns as well at around in his sail boat on the Shrewsbury. Israel from all directions," he said . "They will WASHINGTON

ASBURY PARK - When the Master of Ceremonies finally stopped singing and the trembling contestants struck their last group pose, Ivy Lisse Martez put down her popcorn, clasped h,er greasy hands together and prayed that her cousin, Lydia Flgueroa, would win. "She worked so hard!" Ivy said in com- miseration seconds after it was announced •••Mr •*•)• k* Cwl Partaa that, not Lydia, but Dawn Ciavarro, of Parlin, was the 1982 winner of the Second RIVER RUN — Two Super Stock Runabouts zoom around a turn in fleet of spectator boats floats on the northeast end of the race Annual Miss Jersey Shore Pageant, which one of the heats of the 43rd National Sweepstakes Regatta, as a course, enjoying a front-row seat on the weekend's events. took place at the Paramount Theater last night. "She didn't smile enough!" said the mother of contestant Tracy Danks while her three drowsy youngsters, having barely en- Regatta crowd doubles in size dured the four-hour pageant, looked up at the dazzling stage in perplexity. By USA PODERARO Others admired the speed and the swift "At least she got something," muttered Ex-Oceanport resident moves of the machines around the turns. spectator Skip Vaught as he watched his RED BANK - Sunny skies, cool breezes, and "I only wish I had moves like those boats. friend, Trad Perotto of Point Pleasant, ac- the sheer excitement of power boat races on the speeds to victory, Bl They sure know how to move quickly on the cept third place in the contest. Like many of scenic Navesink River drew an estimated 2,000 curves," said Tom Murtha, 24, of Red Bank the friends and relatives of the more than 30 spectators to the second day of the 43rd annual grinning behind a pair of mirror sunglasses. losing contestants, Vaught knew no reason National Sweepstakes Regatta yesterday - "The races are exciting, a natural way to spend why his favorite competitor was denied the nearly double the size of Saturday's crowd. people." a Sunday." throne. Young and old from all over Monmouth And as always, many diehard Jersey Speed Some spectators regarded the National But, according to pageant producer County covered the hill of Marine Park, lined Skiff fans congregated on the shores along the Sweepstakes Regatta as an event which draws Joseph Santoro of Belmar, the winner of the the adjacent banks of the river, and bobbed up Navesink to watch the native fiberglass craft the community together. "I think the races are Miss Jersey Shore Pageant must possess a and down in motor boats anchored off the north- skip like stones across the water. fantastic," said Herman Johnson of Red Bank. east end of the race course. The fans cheered highly unique gift - the ability to "The boats are making their turns right out See-Regatta, page A4 "epitomize the positive image of the Jersey sporadically as approximately M aquatic ma- in front of my window, so I can't quite ignore Shore charisma." chines, reaching speeds in excess of 100 miles them," said Tom Craney, 27, pointing to his In search of this special talent, the panel per hour, roared past the finish line on what felt house across the river in Red Bank. "My favor- of civic-minded Judges observes the contes- like a typical autumn day. ite boat is the Jersey Skiff. I love the way they tants promenade in bathing suits and evening "I love the speed, the noise, everything," make the turns, plowing through the water. I've Index gowns, asks them to recite a creative slogan said Louis Ellis of Red Bank, as be surveyed the been coming to these races since I was a kid. about the Jersey Shore and answer such races from Marine Park. "The weather's fan- They're a tradition." BUSINESS AS questions as, "If you were to go to another tastic — we couldn't have nad'a better day." CLASSIFIED C4 "It's great just to sit up here on the hill and Atteatloa Realtors! country, what would you tell foreigners in The Daily Register's FAMILY C1 order to attract them to the Jersey Shore?" relax," said Colleen Gerber of Brooklyn, N.Y., a "Creative Financing" sec- LIFESTYLE C2 former Hazlet resident. "I came down today Last night, the judges included Mayor tion Is eomingnext Sun., Aug. SPORTS B1 DAWN CIAVARRO Ray Kramer of Asbury Park, Mayor Joseph with my husband and son, so it's a real family 28 Deadline Thurs., AUB_ 26 Mitt Jeney Shot* See Mis*, page A4 outing for us. The weather is gorgeous, and it To reserve your ad call Clas- INSIDE STORY, page A2 feels good to be outdoors and to see all these sified Display, 542-4000. A2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 23.1982 THE STATE State may be getting VHF TV station The conference leaders left the decision By SKIP WOLLBNBERG be operating in New Jersey within a year. members were unsatisfied. "It's been a long battle," said Sen. Bill A petition was filed with the FCC seeking on whether the provision stayed or went to ABC probes liquor industry WASHINGTON (AP( - New Jersey's Bradley, the New Jersey Democrat and assignment of a commercial VHF station to Reps. John Dingell, D-Mich., chairman of the decafe«id campaign for a commercial VHF former professional basketball star who has New Jersey. The Senate voted three times House Energy and Commerce Committee, NEW BRUNSWICK - The Division of Alcoholic Bwrirtf television station may sear its end with Pres- been a key figure In the campaign for tbt last for legislation to support amendments de- which has responsibility for communications Control is studying the ruing number of snull liquor stores ideat Reagan's signature on the fM billion two years. signed to get a station for the state, but the issues; James Broyhill, R-N.C, the senior that have gone out of business since the state deregulated th* tax Mil. "I think in a certain way the other sena- provision never became law. Republican on the committee; and Wirth. price of alcohol two years ago, according to the director of the Buried among the tax law changes and tors are going to be glad the issue is behind us Then came the latest tax bill. Bradley The issue was decided In a telephone call division. inissffm cuts is an unusual provision that so they don't have to hear me again about the added the amendment in the Senate. The during which Wirth said be was simply out John Vassallo. appointed ABC director last April by Gov directs the Federal Communications Com- New Jersey television station," Bradley said. House didn't vote on the Issue directly before voted. Thomas H. Kean, also said he has launched an inquiry into "The issue had been around a long time," mission to renew for up to five years the The last VHF station licensed in New sending the bill to a conference. allegations of bribes and illegally hidden business interests In Broyhill said last week. "I Just thought it license of any owner of a commercial VHF Jersey moved across the Hudson River to Using the tax bill as the vehicle for a the liquor industry in New Jersey. was high time to do something. Why should television station who agrees to move to a New York during the early 1960s television station enraged communication's Vassallo said that many small retail liquor stores have we be spending our time arguing over this state without one. The move left New Jersey In the valley of legal purists. been forced out of business since deregulation, according to • every Congress?" New Jersey and Delaware are the only a media canyon bounded by New York City to Rep. Tim Wirth, D-Colo , chairman of the published report yesterday. states without a commercial television sta- the north and Philadelphia to the south. The House telecommunications subcommittee, Bradley and Marsha Stern, the executive He also said that the cooperative sales and advertising tion operating on the very high frequency state's politicians and civic leaders say cov- wrote conference leaders that be was "very director of the Coalition for Fair Broad- practices of large retail operations are hurting "the little band - Channels I through 13 on the tele- erage of issues Important to New Jersey has disturbed" by the procedure. casting, said they figure it will take six man'' and creating a false sense of savings for the consumer. vision dial suffered. Wirth said the amendment was "totally months to a year to get the station in opera- tion in New Jersey. The deregulation, enacted by former Attorney General The most likely candidate for such a move Business, political and community lead- non-germane to any tax bill" and would John J. Degnan duirng the Byrne administration, allowed Is New York City's WOR-TV, Channel 9, ers formed a group called the Coalition for "compromise the Integrity of the com- When the move is complete, Mrs. Stern wholesalers and retailers of beer, wine and spirits to compete owned by RKO General Inc. The owners have Fair Broadcasting in the early 1970s to docu- mission's license renewal process." said, the toughest part of her job will have by lowering prices for the first time in 45 years. been fighting for two years in court and ment the shortcomings and to campaign for a Bradley made no apology for the ap- just begun. She said she plans to monitor "There have been artificially low prices and some of the before the ^Federal Communications Com- VHF station proach. what the station does to serve the interests of' the state. larger retailers are destroying* the smaller retailers," mission to get their license renewed. The coalition regularly filed objections "I saw interminable delays, a possible Vassallo said. "Nobody would be able to compete against the Station owners spread the word last week with the FCC at license renewal time. In four to five years more before anything was "We don't want a duplication of what larger retailers." that they are ready to ask the FCC for response, the commission ordered the out-of- done, and felt the overriding interests of the they have been doing in New York. We hope Officials from the associations representing the approx- permission to move to New Jersey as soon as state stations that beam into New Jersey to citizens of New Jersey had to be honored," he and expect that this is going to be run prima- imately 11.000 licensed retailers in the state said that there Reagan signs the tax bill. The station could devote more attention to the state. Coalition said. rily for New Jerseyans," she said. are no exact figures on the number of stores that have gone out of business. Owners can retain their licenses even when their businesses fail. But the officials estimated that approximately 7 percent of the retailers went under last year. Surplus food will be distributed by AOVNJ If nothing is done, "prices could skyrocket in the future," said Vassallo, a 38-year-old Willingboro lawyer who suc- By MARK GRAVEN distributing the cheese, Kopystenky said, mittee. She said she abstained on the vote. ing butter and dry milk, Kopystenski said. ceeded Director Joseph Lerner noting that the veterans group has ordered Kopystensky said state officials intend to She said that the federal government's sur- Vassallo said the division will probe allegations that major MANALAPAN - Agent Orange Victims some five tons of cheese — 3,380 cases — for increase the number of persons eligible to plus butter would probably be distributed in retailers and sales personnel representing liquor wholesalers of New Jersey (AOVNJ) has been designated the October distribution, although state of- receive surplus food. December and the dry milk in February. are involved in kickback and bribe schemes. by the Governor's Task Force on Com- ficials have not approved the allocation yet. Last February, only persons on public Kopystenski said she was pleased that modities Distribution to handle distribution Being in charge of overall distribution in assistance roles were eligible, she said, add- AOVNJ had been given the responsibility of of Uncle Sam's surplus food in Monmouth the county is a much-expanded role for ing that this meant the working poor and overseeing county-wide distribution of the County, according to Rena Kopystenski, co- elderly persons not receiving Supplemental Housing project protested AOVNJ. surplus food. founder of the township-based veterans Security Income or food stamps were .not PRINCETON — This affluent university community has group. In the February distribution in Monmouth eligble County, AOVNJ distrbuted about 150 cases of "It will improve our feeling of self been called a home to "limousine liberals." But some of its The new goal is to make persons whose Kopystenski said representatives of com- cheese. The overall distribution was handled worth." she said. wealthiest citizens are mounting a fierce campaign against munity service organizations and church yearly income is below 186 percent of the by the county chapter of the American Red plans to build a subsidized housing project in their neighbor- groups are invited to attend a meeting at 8 poverty level eligible for the program, she AOVNJ is dedicated to assisting Vietnam Cross, Kopystenski said. hood, according to a published report. p.m. Thursday at St. Thomas More Church, said. For example, a family of four earning veterans and their families who have suf- Critics of the project say its intended occupants, 140 Gordon's Corner Road, where organization of AOVNJ was selected as the county agent less than $17,220 would be eligible, she said. fered physical and psychological damage elderly and handicapped people with low or moderate in- upcoming surplus food distribution projects for distribution by the governor's task force More details on eligibility guidelines will from the war, and particularly from the comes, would be better off somewhere else in town, the report will be discussed, including a scheduled dis- at a meeting last Wednesday in Trenton, be released in the near future, she promised. effects of Agent Orange, a toxic defoliant said tribution of cheese in October. according to Kopystensky, a member of the Future food distribution is expected to chemical used by the American military in "Everybody's in favor of housing for the elderly, but not AOVNJ will need plenty of assistance in task force's Criteria and Distribution Com- include more kinds of dairy products, includ- Vietnam. here." said Ted M. Vial, the secretary Princeton Community Housing Inc., the 101 unit project's private, non-profit spon- sor Vial said the opponents have "a complete range of 'Jo-Jo' ruling expected today reasons and motives, from property values, which are a real concern, right ondown to racial prejudice." TRENTON (AP) - The judge who that they planned to be at the hearing mony. If the Princeton zoning board agrees that the site should be freed a 500-pound convicted sex offender today and stage a demonstration outside State officials said after Giorgianni changed, the housing project may not get another chance to because the unatr-conditioned prison the courthouse. was released that be could have been find a more hospitable neighborhood, the newspaper said. posed a health hazard says he is pre- "I'll make a statement to straighten kept in the prison ward of a local hospi- The federal government, which set aside $3 7 million for pared to rule today on a prosecutor's out some misconceptions" during the tal the project two years ago, could reject the plan and use the motion aimed at restoring Joseph "Jo- hearing, Barlow said yesterday in a The hearing before Barlow Is the money elsewhere, said Thomas Verdon, acting area manager Jo" Giorgianni's 15-year sentence. telephone Interview from his Law- first part of the prosecutor's office's for the federal Department of Housing and Urban Develop- Superior Court Judge Richard J.S. renceville home. "I think it's justified two-pronged legal effort to determine ment in Newark Barlow Jr. returned from a Vermont in this case because of all the furor." whether authorities can challenge a re- The housing grant program is scheduled to end Sept. 30 vacation yesterday to the public furor It was Barlow who sentenced duced sentence, according to Assistant and supporters of the Princeton project have said delays that followed his Aug. 6 decision to Giorgianni and his co-defendant, Prosecutor Hal Haveson. might force the government to allocate the funding for other reduce Giorgianni's sentence to three Clarence "Larry" Sindora, 26, to the 15- The prosecutor's office also is poised construction, the newspaper reported. years on probation and a $2,000 fine. year terms but allowed them to remain The Mercer County prosecutor's of- free on ball pending the outcomes of to file legal briefs In an appeals court fice has asked Barlow to stay his re- their appeals. that pinpoint reasons why Giorgianni Governor may need surgery consideration of the sentence, made af- should be in the state penal system After a higher court denied the ap- ter Giorgianni had been confined for instead of free, according to Prosecutor NEWARK - Gov Thomas H. Kean. who has been hospi- peals, the two asked Barlow to re- just one week. Philip Carchman talized in traction for nearly a week with a back ailment, said consider their sentences. Sindora has he may have to undergo surgery if his condition fails to The 33-year-old man was convicted remained in prison. More than 5,000 people from across improve, according to a published report. the country have mailed ballots to The in 1980 of carnally abusing and de- But a prison doctor testified that the "What I'm going through right now is 'conservative' bauching the morals of a 14-year-old girl Trenton Times, which printed a front- treatment, an opposed to an operation," Kean said in a lack of air conditioning would be bad for in a backroom of his steakhouse here in the Giorgianni's asthma and that forc- page coupon in Its Aug. 12 editions solic- telephone interview from his suite at St. Barnabas Medical October 1978. ing him to walk to the prison dining ball iting public opinion on whether Center in Livingston, according to a published report. Relatives of the victim have told a and showers would strain his heart. The Giorgianni should stay free or return to "Hopefully, this treatment will work out. If it doesn't, newspaper in the state's capital city prosecutor offered no opposing testi- jail. then we would consider an operation," the governor said. Kean. 47, said the treatment was being handled on a "day- to-day basis" and no decision has been made yet on how long It might continue. Welcker seeks 'the rose of vindication' BRIELLE (AP) - Fired from his Church of America in this Monmouth time that has elapsed since the dis- N.J. corps finishes third civilian job at Fort Monmouth more County community, said yesterday. missal, Welcker said. No trial date has than 30 years ago on charges he was a Welcker filed suit against the federal been scheduled. MONTREAL - The Blue Devils, of Concorde. Calif., won Communist, a 71-year-old ordained min- government in February in the U.S. the Drum Corps International open class world championship ister is suing the government to erase Court of Claims in New York seeking Welcker was suspended from his Saturday, scoring 95 25 out of a possible 100 points the injustice be says was committed back pay, promotions, federal retire- $3,600-a-year job as a draftsman at Fort Last year's winners, the Santa Clara, Calif., Vanguard, came against him because of civil rights ac- ment benefits and to expunge govern- Monmouth in 1049 after the Air Force in second with 93 55 points, followed by the Garfield, N.J., tivities ment records classifying him as a secur- ruled he was disloyal to the United Cadets with 92 25 points "What I want out of this is the rose ity risk. States and a security risk because be The Phantom Regiment of Rockford, HI., totaled 92.15 of vindication before I pass on. I want The U.S. attorney general's office had been a member, close affiliate or points and Madison. Wjs., Scouts tallied 90.75. FOCUS OF FUROR — Joseph "Jo-Jo" Gloroianna my name cleared," Stanford M. denied the minister's claims and is urg- sympathetic associate of the Com- 106 corps competed standing In front of his Trenton restaurant. Welcker, a minister for the Reformed ing dismissal of the suit because of the munist Party. THE INSIDE STORY THE WEATHER

Monday the Middle Ages over the weekend. See Sweepstakes Regatta in Red Bank. See The Forecast For 8 p.m. EOT Rain I The Weal 1e r Klsewhere story, page story, page Bl. Monday, August 23 StKMMfsl FlurriasC Lima Rpck Fair weather is due today, tomorrow Cl. •High Temperatures Albany Lot Anaalai and Wednesday, possibly interrupted by COPS BEAT POUNDS— Besides AlhMUr no 44 Clr Loulsvllla II SI Amarllk II 41 clr Lubbock tl 40 clr a shower today and tomorrow. Tem- pounding beats, policemen in a Connect- YANKEES WIN- Dave Righetti Ancharaua 44 44 cdv icut municipality also have to beat the was back in the groove yesterday as the Aihavlii. 77 SI clr Miami tl 01 01 cdy peratures are expected to be a bit on the Atlanta 07 44 cdv Mllwaukaa 74 Mcdv cool side with lows in the 50s and highs pounds. See story, page Cl. Yankees beat the Toronto Blue Jays, Atlantc ctv 41 SI rn Mpl.StP 01 47 .11 cdv Auitln IB 74 cdv NathvllM H II rn in the 70s 3-1. See story, page Baltlmors 71 a cdv Now Or Mam ti Tt cav Lifestyle Bl. Blltlnot tt 4S a clr NawYart 71 M Cdv Today's Daily Register comes in Blrmlnghm 00 ai 70 41 clr three sections and is filled with news of Bismarck 01 a No Plaits tl 41 Cdv HIGH NOTES - Old music evokes Bolu t4 41 OMa City tt 71 clr interest, including our Family page and memories says Time of Your Life col- METS LOSE- The Atlanta Braves 70 SI cdv Omaha U tl 04 cdy a complete report on the weekend sports moved closer to first place with their Brown»vlla tS 74 01 cdy Orlando 10 rn umnist Jack Smith. See story, page.. Cl. Buffalo 41 41 .U rn PtilladpMa 71 S4 rn activities. fourth win in a row over the hapless Burlington 70 It rn Phoanlx lOt M Caspar 01 41 1.45 cdv 7S 47 cdv Here's a sample: DISPOSAL - Heloise discusses the Mets yesterday, 10-9. See story, page Charlitn SC 00 7S c«v Ptland. Ms 41 40 CKarlitn WV 01 4t Piland. Ora to H clr Bl. Charm. NC News problems of garbage disposal. See story, 1OO Bl 44 Proyldanca at 47 cdv Natorujl Wnltw S«vc« Ralalgh OJ 41 clr page '.*,; O. Chicago n a Rapid City Tt 41 .01 cdv SOVIET WOMEN- Even though NOAA U S O*o> of Commarc* Cincinnati 74 40 ioi ss cav Index Fronts: CoKJ^^ Warm w Occluded »^ Stationary •• Clsvaland 71 S4 Richmond Tt St clr they hold jobs, basically their place is WHY? - Children cheat and lie, Clmola SC 71 4t Salt Laka t7 at car Cotumbui m 44 San Antonio tS 70 cdy still in the kitchen See story page.... A3. says Dr. Joyce Brothers and proceeds to Advice C3 Oil Ft Wth 74 44 SanOHMt oi 71 cdv Dayton tt 71 San Fran tell you why. See story, page C3. 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ESCAPE — Elegance offers escape Movies A7 afternoon. Hartford at ii cdy Tucson Ml 71 C«v 71 41 01 cdy Tulsa Ml 71 cdv from nitty gritty says columnist Emily Obituaries A4 Marine Forecast Honolulu Bl 40 01 cdy 74 It cdy Business Sporti Bl H oulton 07 7S cdv Wichita Ml 71 cdy Wilkens. See story, page CZ. Watch Hill. R. I. to MonUuk Point, to Manasquan. tndnaplli M '1 cav Television A7 JKIU MS 77 a cdv Tamparalurat Indicats Nan and Ma PROBLEM — There's a hidden peril Winds will be out of the southwest at 10 knots. JacktnvIM tl 71 .Ot rn for yaitarday lot om SOT. Juntau tl 74 y Prc—PracKHatMn far 14 hours and- to your pension benefits according to The Arts REGISTER PHONE NUMBERS Clear weather is due through Wednesday, except for Kani City a a cdv InaOam. ISDTIMav. Kno.yllls tl 41 rn Otn-Uv conditions autMfc far to- columnist Sylvia Porter. See story, page scattered showers today and tomorrow. 04 St Ln>nii .04 rn ssv. ' At. SOAPS — A complete report on your Mala Office MZ-4tM Visibility will be unlimited, with wave heights leu than 3 MO 77 favorite soap oattra aafMrs on page Toll Free. t71-t3W feet. Tides STILL — Columnist David H ,<.»...„-;.... At. Tell Free MM1M Sargent'says his recommendations still daislfled Dept S4M7M Sun, Moon , 8aatJy Hook seem wise. See story, page AS. Sports Circulation Dept M2-4$M TODAY: High 11:56a.m.; low5:42a.m. and6:04 p.m Sports Dept S42-M64 All times Eastern Daylight TOMORROW: High 12:09 a.m. and 12:42 p m low 6 24 Family REGATTA WINNER- Skip Gillam, Middletown Bureau 171-2250 TODAY Sunrise 6:11 a.m.; sunset 7:44 p.m. am and 6:54 p.m. " a Hialeah, Fla , resident who used to Freehold Bureau 431-2112 TOMORROW: Sunrise 6:14 am.; sunset 7:42 p.m. For Red Bank and Rumson bridge add two hours' Sea DAYS OF KNIGHTS— Some 3,000 live in Oceanport, took top honors in the Long Branch Bureau 1 222-W10 Full moon Sept. S; last quarter Sept. 10; new moon Sept. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 minutes Pennsylvanians turned the clock back to 280 hydroplane class in the National Stale House Bureau (M-2IM1S8 17; first quarter Thursday. Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY, N.j. MONDAY, AUQUST 23.1982 The Darily Register A3 Soviet women fight 'domestic slavery9 THE NATION MOSCOW (AP) - When Svetlim clothes. 100 women capable of working. work hours In an alcoholic base. Savitskaya floated Into the orbiting Soviet For the husbands, It was a day of rest Women make up 51 percent of the work The first woman to fly In space, Valentina •pace station, the pilot handed her an apron, from the rigors of work, often with the aid of force, one-fourth of the Communist Party pointed toward the galley and laid: "Now a bottle of vodka. For the wives, It was a day membership and one-third of the national Violence ends Watts Festival - you can cook." to catch up on household chores neglected ail parliament. Aa many women as men can be ISM. She was rewarded with a seat on the LOS ANGELES - Fighting, looting and rock- and bottle- Although made In jest, pilot Valentin week while they worked at Jobs outside the seen on the scaffolds on Soviet construction Communist Party's powerful Central Com- throwing forced authorities yesterday to cancel the final day Lebedevs remark to the second woman to fly home. projects, and women hold dangerous factory mittee and the chairmanship of the Soviet of the Watts Summer Festival, held to commemorate the 1MB In space reflected a deeply rooted viewpoint Jobs. Woman's Committee riots that left M people dead. Sheriff's Sgt. Skip Rysow said held by Rusiian men — that wives belong In "The chief thing Is to get women to take part In socially productive labor," wrote But neither Lenin's ideals nor the guaran- authorities revoked the permit for the final day of the five-day the kitchen, not the cosmos. tees of the constitution have eradicated cen- But during a visit to Naw York in 1977, festival after meeting with festival organisers. It was the first Lenin, the founder of the Soviet Union, "to Miss Tereshkova side-stepped a reporter's Cosmonaut Savltskaya and her sisters liberate them from domestic slavery, to free turies of tradition. The Soviet husband re- time the festival had closed early. make up 51 percent of the Soviet work force, mains king In his borne, and his wife's place question about the role of women in Soviet them from their stupefying and humiliating society. She said Russian women don't need A festival official argued that the affair should have been but Lenin's promise of liberation from subjugation to the eternal drudgery of the Is in the kitchen. allowed to resume "to get the community together so that "domestic slavery" Is still a dream for most Articles in the central Soviet press and in feminist organizations because sexual equal- kitchen and the nursery." ity Is "part of the state program" and wom- things like what happened last night wouldn't happen." The of them. specialized journals complain that women violence broke out among a crowd at a concert Saturday While the 34-year-old Mrs. Savltskaya The Soviet constitution guarantees wom- who go Into the work force double their work en are "working from within" at every level of government. night. Niingha, assistant to the president of the festival spun around the globe yesterday aboard the en equal rights with men and equal pay for load. Privately women complain that their committee, said a gospel concert, a memorial service for the Salyut-7 space station, most of her female equal work. According to official statistics, lives are a aeries of days at the factory She later conceded that it was still dif- 34 who died in 19(5 and a unity day gathering were scheduled comrades back home were busy cooking, "socially productive labor" In the form of followed frequently by abuse, physical or ficult to get husbands to share the house- yesterday and would have been an appropriate conclusion. cleaning and laundering their husbands' dirty full-time jobs have been found for 86 of every mental, from a husband who spends his after- work. "I feel that we should have shut down last night," said Nzingha, who goes by only one name. Reagan forgets beginnings Gasoline prices fall again . LOS ANGELES — Gasoline prices have fallen for the second time this month, oil analyst Dan Lundberg reported yesterday. Lundberg, publisher of the weekly Lundberg Let- differences and for Palestinians ter, said his latest bi-weekly survey of 17,000 service stations nationwide showed an average retail price, including taxes, of $1.28.22 for all four grades of gasoline. backs Wilson That was down a half-cent from two weeks ago and a and Christians penny from July, the high point of the summer driving season. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) - President Reagan Is BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) evacuation of the guerrillas The price was 5.6 cents lower than last August's average of putting aside his political differences with San Diego Mayor — Beirut's Christians grieved as a major achievement, a $1.33.83. Prices dropped sharply for regular leaded gasoline Pete Wilson to try to ensure Wilson's victory in a Senate race for their dead and planned for "step toward an end to the sold at self-service stations, which make up a major part of the White House dearly wants to win. new beginnings on the second wars," in the words of 49- sales Interrupting a vacation at his mountaintop ranch, Reagan day of the Palestinian evac- year old Father Ephram. was flying to Los Angeles tonight to appear with Wilson at a uation. The Palestinians also "The people are happy {1,000-a-plate fund-raiser. looked forward to new begin- the country is being relieved 12, held as baby kidnapper The White House predicted that 1,000 people would attend nings, to a rebuilding of their of the PLO," said the stubbly- HOUSTON — A "streetwise" 12-year-old was arrested in the event, bringing the receipts to $1 million. movement. bearded priest as he sat on the kidnapping of an 11-month old child who was found The forum was a western movie set at 20th Century Fox The Rev. Louis Ephram the broad portico of his unharmed Saturday, three days after being taken from a studios where invited guests, in western garb, included Holly- preached forgiveness to his church. babysitter at a park, police say. According to police, the girl wood celebrities Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Efrem Zim- Maronite congregation at St. "This is the greatest asked the baby sitter, who is 13, if she could bold 11-month-old balist Jr., Robert Stack and country music singer Mel Tillis Nohra's Church in Christian thing the Israelis could have Crystal Grant near a swimming pool at MacGregor Park on Wilson, a moderate Republican, is challenging Gov. Ed- east Beirut. done for us, to get rid of the Wednesday. Then the girl asked if she and a male companion mund Brown Jr. for the Senate seat being vacated by Re- "Jesus Christ taught his PLO," said newsdealer Phil- could take the baby to buy some fried chicken. They never publican S.I Hayakawa. disciples to love each other ip Zamlouti, 60, at his stand returned. Private Republican polls show Wilson ahead, but White and their enemies," he told across the tiny church square The baby was found Saturday after the infant's grand- House officials remain worried about the outcome of the race. them at Mass yesterday where half a dozen rockets or father called police and told them the girl's name and where Wilson recently irritated administration officials by pub- morning. artillery shells have fallen in she lived, aid Sgt. MX. Thomas of the police juvenile division. licly opposing the $98.3 billion tax increase bill for which Outside the sun-bleached the past two and a half Reagan made an all-out effort to ensure passage in Congress. church, his parishioners qui- months. The proposal was narrowly passed by both houses last Thurs- etly spoke of their hatred for The area, in the Furn Lei day night. the Palestinians and their Chebbak district along the hopes for a more peaceful "Green Line" separating Reagan, however, is eager to help Wilson, partly because APMWH THE WORLD the president has no affection for Brown, who succeeded NO TEARS — A young son of a Palestinian fighter future. east and west Beirut, bustled Reagan as governor. stands on the bonnet of a car, flashing the "V" for Two miles away, in the with churchgoers in their White House deputy press secretary Larry Speakes, gloss- victory sign to his father who is In the second batch of streets of Moslem west Sunday best. ing over the differences over the tax bill, said Reagan is "not PLO who are leaving west Beirut, bound for Tunisia. Beirut, young Palestinian Ephram said 800 of his against Republican candidates who are running against Jerry guerrillas in a variety of uni- 20,000 parishioners were Marcos suffers from pneumonia Brown." forms fired their automatic killed during or since the civil MANILA, Philippines — Political dissidents rallied yes- "He's for Pete all the way," said Speakes. "He's got rifles and pistols into the air war. Five of them died during terday to demand the resignation of President Ferdinand E. strong feelings about Brown. He doesn't think he ought to be a Evacuation in and vowed to carry on their the Israeli siege of west Marcos, who remained feverish and bedridden in a hospital U.S. senator. (He'd) be better as a former governor." fight from their new homes in Beirut, when artillery and for what doctors called mild pneumonia. Marcos, who turns 65 Equally important, the White House sees the California other Arab countries. rocket fire crisscrossed the Sept. 11, checked into Veterans Memorial Hospital in sub- contest as the linchpin In its campaign to keep the Senate Green Line. urban Quezon on Saturday with chills, fever and a cough, two under Republican control. Beirut resumes "It's not defeat," insisted In the shade of a hotel days after he appeared on national television to deny rumors Ali Taha, a 19-year-old PLO patio in west Beirut, the his health was failing. Reagan himself has said frequently that the six-seat squad leader. "As guerrillas, Republican advantage in the Senate has been the only way he (continued) were flown to Jordan while young guerrilla Taha also re- A medical bulletin said his mild lung infection was im- has won his economic battles with Congress, and that he 135 went to Iraq. King we can fight from anywhere. flected on the dead. proving, and a presidential spokesman said the ailment would can guarantee that the jeeps "When we get to Tunisia, "In my squad of 15, three "not likely" affect Marcos' plans to visit, the United States sometimes wakes up in a cold sweat In the middle of the night would be taken from the Hussein, who drove the PLO worrying that Democrats will regain control. eut of Jordan in a civil war in I expect we'll have a training Were killed and five were next month. While the president rested in bed, political guerrillas when they docked .camp and we'll carry out at- wounded by Israeli phos- opponents called for his resignation and denounced him at a Reagan also will campaign In Los Angeles tomorrow for in Cyprus. 1970, welcomed each of the tacks in the Israeli-occupied George Deukmejian, the Republican candidate for governor men who arrived at an air phorous bombs, some of them nearby rally held to protest the recent arrest of two militant territories, especially against maimed," he said. labor leaders accused of fomenting revolution. of California who is opposed by Los Angeles Mayor Tom The evacuation plan, ham- base in northern Jordan and Arabs who collaborate with Bradley. mered out in tireless bargain- said: "We have a long strug- Israel." Reagan spent a quiet day yesterday at his 688-acre ranch ing by Habib, calls for the gle ahead of us, and we have IB the Santa Ynez mountains In the first full day of a estimated 11,000 guerrillas full faith in our ultimate vic- Lebanon's Christians, who California stay that will run until Sept. 7. leaving west Beirut to carry tory." fought a civil war in 1975-76 in Reagan was briefed during the day on the temporary hitch only one personal weapon The Lebanese Parliament an attempt to expel the You could have your car in the evacuation of Palestinian guerrillas from Beirut when each - pistols, rifles or sub- was scheduled to meet, today Palestine Liberation Or- Israeli forces blockaded the harbor. machine guns. The agree- to try to elect a new president ment makes no mention of ganization and its guerrillas repaired somewhere else. But for the war-torn nation, but from Lebanon, regard the vehicles. five political leaders urged "An agreement is an members to prevent the vot- your Shell Auto Care dealer backs Bridge closing agreement," Porat told The ing by staying away from the Associated Press. If Israel session and preventing the had relented on the jeeps, ' necessary quorum. Shultz his work in writing. "the next thing, they might Some Moslem leaders ob- (continued) try and drive tanks on the jected to the election being is hit by some ships." new plan aimed at achieiving held while Israeli troops oc- "peace in the Mideast ... so That's "The Clincher." (continued) Israeli television claimed cupied much of the country. that all the countries could "Once a day wouldn't be any good," said Alfano. "We'd Habib gave permission for Others opposed the only an- live in peace with each other have to stay out over night. Twice a day... we could live with shipment of the Jeeps without nounced candidate,' 34-year- behind secure borders." that." consulting Israel. old Bashir Gemayel, the com- Weinberger, interviewed Boat owners seemed to agree that if the Department of U.S. Defense Secretary mander of the largest Chris- on CBS' "Face the Nation," Transportation could open up the bridge once In the morning Caspar Weinberger, in- tian militia during and since also refused to say whether and once in the late afternoon, it would help alleviate their terviewed on the CBS-News the 1975-76 civil war. the plan would include crea- plight. program "Face the Nation," There was speculation tion of a Palestinian state. Michael Barrett, assistant commissioner of transporta- said the Israelis "had no that a compromise candidate But he said "the Palesti- tion, has said that DOT employees were scheduled to work right" to blockade the har- might be put forward or that nian people certainly have to over the weekend to determine whether one of two wings bor. But White House spokes- President Elias Sarkis' term have some kind of under- man Larry Speakes com- You know your Shell lem that requires ad- could be raised to allow boats to pass under, while the other be extended for a few standing that they too are en- Auto Care mechanic wing is being repaired. mented: "We're going to ditional repair, he'll months. His term expires titled to some of these normal wants to fix your car call and get your okay As early as last year, the boat owners said, it was have these things from time attributes that other peoples to time." Sept. 23, and the constitution right, because his before going ahead. apparent that something was wrong with the drawbridge bars his re-election. in that part of the world work is backed in Certified me- because, on some occasions only one of its wings would open. Porat said he didn't know Hassan Rlfai, a Moslem have." writing. That means whether the United States chanics Before a "I think they've known about the problems with the member of Parliament, was The discussions on estab- when your caris Shell dealer can wear bridge for a while," said Dr. Wilfrid Liebhauser of North agreed to remedy another Is- shot in the back and critically ready, you get more the "Auto Care" raeli complaint by taking lishing a system of Palesti- than a bill and a hand- Caldwell, as he took a break from cleaning up his boat moored wounded yesterday. Political nian authonomy in the West name, he must have at the Channel Club? away the rocket-propelled observers believed the attack shake. You get a one or more certified grenade launchers carried by Bank and Gaza Strip have written limited mechanics at his "If they knew something was wrong, the should have done some of the guerrillas. Those was an attempt to prevent a been limited to Egypt, Israel warranty called "The station. something about it," said Liebhausers son, Steve. shoulder-fired weapons are two-thirds quorum, by keep- and the United States, but Clincher" from your Shell Auto Care The right equipment Your Shell "I wish they could have fixed it during the winter," not permitted under the evac- ing Rifai away and by fright- Shultz said "we have to have dealer. Auto Care dealer is equipped to do a commented Larry Trabb, a boatowner from Holmdel. "This uation accord. ening other members Into more parties than three coun- Repairs backed in writing "The professional job on tune-ups, brake makes me think someone wasn't rioing his job. Or maybe they staying away. tries." The Reagan adminis- Clincher" is your Auto Care dealer's jobs, wheel alignment and balancing, didn't find the bridge problem sooner because the didn't want Israeli sources said their The 92 members of Par- tration had hoped to arrange written limited warranty covering and air conditioner service. to spend the money. Now they'll probably want boat owners togovernment also objected to for a resumption of nego- tune-ups, brake jobs, wheel alignment Used parts returned Your old worn liament include 51 Christians and balancing and air conditioner ser- pay higher taxes." about 35 women and children and 41 Moslems, and a tiations on the Palestinian is- parts are returned boarding the boat for Cyprus, vice. Both parts and labor. It's good to you, whenever Many of the boat owners thought the state might be quorum of 62 Is required for sue this summer, but that for 90 days or 4,000 miles of normal but Porat said the govern- plan was set aside after the possible, so you'll opening itself to possible legal action by effectively closing the election to be held. Under driving, whichever comes first. know that any new down the Shrewsbury River waterway to the owners of tall ment would not object to this. an unwritten power-sharing Israeli invasion of Lebanon. Israel also reported cease- If there's a problem with defective parts you pay for, boats arrangement in force since A negotiated settlement parts or workmanship, your Auto Care you get. "The commercial waterway was here before the automo- fire violations by PLO Lebanon got independence under which Israel would dealer will do the work over again free The next time bile," remarked Trabb. fighters in southern and withdraw from large parts of or refund your money. You can read the your car needs ser- eastern Lebanon and said the from France in 1943, the pres- Carolyn Lawson, another boat owner at the Nauvoo ident is a Maronite Christian the West Bank has been con- actual warranty at the station. vice, look for a Shell Marina, said she was upset about remarks made by Sea attacks must "cease im- sidered by Israel's Labor gov- What more can you expect from Auto Care dealer. mediately." The Israelis said while the prime minister Is a Bright Mayor Cecile Norton and Highlands Mayor Cornelius Sunni Moslem and the speak- ernments, but Prime Min- your Shell Auto Care dealer? Plenty. He'll have the ex- J. Guiney last week about being pleased that the drawbridge they killed three PLO guer- ister Menachem Begin ha; Free estimates in writing A writ- pert service. And rillas in a clash in eastern er of Parliament a Shiite ten estimate tells you what the job cost you'll have "The would stay down for a ~wblle because it would alleviate Moslem. adamantly opposed that idea. in advance. If the dealer finds a prob- automobile traffic jams at the bridge. Lebanon, and five Israelis Clincher." were wounded In an ambush "These towns live by the boats coming in summer," said near the southern city of Lawson. She noted that the boat owners spend money at local Tyre. See one of the following Auto Care dealers or a dealer in your area. stores and restaurants. there's no doubt about it... It's easier to handle your everyday Joseph Slattery, also at the Nauvoo Marina, said be was The dispersal of some Sam' Shell Miwimoulh Hnurm Shell Oak Hill Shell 'vTubby i Shell hopeful that the bridge problem could be solved in short order, 7,000 PLO fighters, 1,500 Syr- financial affairs with a Central Ki 16 fc Rueil^ne Ki»k I.»U Mills KLJ.1 Kl 15* Oak Hill Maple k Monmoui Jersey Bank fan Rruntwwk Man-iUiun Middle! nwn ' Red Rank since the best sailing days of the year start in September. ian soldiers and 2,500-3,000 Phone 2S7-SO41 Phonr 462 WfU Phanr 842-1195 Phone 741-4832 Syrian-commanded Palesti- Some estimates are that It could take three weeks to fix checking ( btontown Shell Pit'Shell StaVlfM Shell Shark River Shell the bridge, but some officials have said they are not sure bow nians from west Beirut to hit M k Vulh Slreet Rl Mil Piyttf IWI Klto* freeway 18 * Rrtf* River • Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Tunisia, I jiunti>wM MinJM)uJn Ocean Townthir. Wall long the job will take. account riMine 542-2710 Phonr 526-46S0 Phonr 774 236J Phone 449-4033 Boat owners aren't the only ones unhappy about the Libya, South Yemen and Al- geria is scheduled to take 14 MINIM POM ManaUpan Shell Wilt Kan Shell Oeartnort Shell" present state of affairs, one owner said. Rl 0 k Franklin I jne Rl Mai South Alianl* Main Si k Oceanport days. Manalapan M*Uw,tn Oceanpxrt "Even the dog's upset, " said Alfano, as a companion Phonr 462 4946 Phonr SM JS65 Phonr 542-«7M played with a golden retriever puppy named Shiloh. "He. The first boatload of 400 JCENTRALJERSEYBANR keeps holding up Ms paws to say 'Where's the wind? Where's guerrillas arrived on Cyprus the wind..'" yesterday morning, and 285 30 CONVENCNT OfF1CES • MODLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UMON A4 The Daily Register MONDAY. AUGUST 23.1982 County woman says OBITUARIES British sailor hit her

King Sobhuza II of Swaziland, By MARK GRAVEN Hospital in Manhattan and released the tame night as the 1 p.m. incident When she got had over 100 wives, 500 children OCEANPORT - A borough woman says home, she said, her face began to swell up. MBABANE. Swaziland (AP) - King Sobhuza II, equally ber rights were violated when she was struck As a result, she said, she went to Riv- at ease in top hat and tails or barefoot and in a toga, is dead at by a British seaman while protesting British erview Hospital, Red Bank, where an emer- Ihe age of 83. survived by 500 children and 600,000 subjects he actions in Northern Ireland at a demonstra- gency room physician dlignowni a sprained taught to cherish tribal traditions on a continent eagerly tion held at the Manhattan pier where the neck. chasing the Western way Swaziland Radio reported yester- Queen Elizabeth II was docked last week. "I'm in quite a bit of pain," said Finn, day that the monarch, hailed in his kingdown as "The Lion," » The woman, Leona Finn of 44 Horicon who added that she plans to consult her The Great Mountain and The Mouth That Tells No Lies" • ••filer ptote »y Cart Perlae Ave , says she was struck In the face by a lawyer about the incident. British seaman, who apparently became died at his palace Saturday It did not explain the delay in AWARD-WINNERS — Red Bank Mayor Michael Arnone prepares to present the Finn said that the blow delivered by the enraged by a sign she was carrying that reporting his death But the South African Broadcasting National Sweepstakes Trophy to former Oceanport resident Skip Glllam, center, for seaman put her on the ground. Corporation reported the wiry, bearded monarch was suffer- his overall victory In the 280 hydroplane class in the 43rd annual regatta. Wheeler protested the use of plastic bullets by British ing leukemia soldiers in Northern Ireland. She said she blames the incident on the Baker of Chester, Md., right, drove Glllam's "Last Blast II" to victory in "the seaman being under the Influence of alcohol. Sobhuza was born July 22. 1899. and was crowned ruler of Governor's CUP Invitational Grand Prix, the regatta's five-lap staggered start race. "I feel my constitutional rights as an American citizen were violated because I Scorsese said that the seaman and his ihf liny mountain kingdom in southern Africa on Dec. 22.1921, companions had apparently been drinking, had more than 100 wives and fathered more than 500 children was not allowed to demonstrate peacefully," but that he could not say whether they were The specific number ol offspring was never officially dis- said Finn. Inebriated. closed Regatta crowd doubles Finn said that her neck is now in a brace as a result of a sprain suffered in the inci- Finn said she had been carrying a protest Anna Maack (continued) Squad, whose members hustled about all day, dent. sign that read: "British plastic bullets UU "It's realty something different for the grilling frankfurters, refilling drinks and and maim Irish children." MIDDLETOWN - Anna New York City Police Officer Paul Community Fire Company of town. They re sort of like the sidewalk sales swatting flies. Pictured on her sign, she said, were two Maack, formerly of Hamilton Scorcese said last night that Finn was taken; Leonardo and a member of in that it's the only time when the whole town Regatta officials were pleased with the girls from Northern Ireland who had been Avenue. Leunardo. died Sat- to the hospital as a result of being struck by a the Leonardo Republican gets together " turnout of racers and spectators. killed by plastic bullets last year. urday at the King James British seaman during a demontration at Club. "Today is going really well for us," said Finn said she has seen first-hand the Nursing Home here According to Red Bank Police Chief Pier 89, 49th Street and 12th Avenue, on Surviving are a daughter, regatta chairman Frank Hawk of Atlantic damage done by plastic bullets. She was born in New York George Watts, activity in the park and on the 'Thursday evening. Dorothea Bonora of Highlands. "We even have five or six more. An lft-year old youth from Northern Ire- City and moved here 60 years river ran smoothly, and no problems were Scorcese, who said he was at the scene but Leonardo, two brothers, John boats than we did yesterday. I guess that's ago . reported. did not personally witness the incident, re- land named Alec McCloughlin, who was shot Van Norman of Jersey City "This is the first year that the public has because a lot of them have to work on Satur- in the face by a plastic bullet, visited her Her husband. William ported that about 100 persons, including and James Van Norman of commented on the security," said Watts, day." members of American Irish groups and Ar- family last summer while on a tour of the M.I.I.V died in 197J looking out over the grounds scattered with At about 5 p.m., when the last class of United States, Finn said. She said Mc- Mrs Maack was a com- Marlboro, a sister, Selma gentines were protesting at the pier, and that police. "In fact, I'd say this is the tightest boats buzzed around the race course, spec- municant of St Agnes Roman Bruning of Bricktown, a the demonstrators and the seamen returning Cloughlin is undergoing a series of operations security we've had in years. The weather tators lazily picked themselves up from their Catholic Church, Atlantic granddaughter and three to the ship were "harassing" each other. to repair his face. certainly is beautiful. I wish it had been like idyllic summer setting and headed home. Highlands and an honorary grandsons. "I guess she was harassing him, and he Finn said she has been demonstrating Arrangments are being this yesterday." Marine Park then slowly filled up with retaliated," said Scorcese. "I think it was against use of the bullets every weekend in member of the Altar Society power boat drivers and their families, who of that church handled by the John P. Con- A concession stand at the foot of the hill in more of a slap than a hit." recent months at the British consulate at Marine Park supplied onlookers with hot sat around the park's gazebo, eagerly await- She was also a member of don Funeral Home, Atlantic Scorcese said that the New York police New York, and that there had been no inci- dogs, popcorn, snow cones, candy and other ing the awarding of trophies by Red Bank the ladies auxiliary to the Highlands turned the seaman over to the captain of the dents of violence. hunger-stoppers. The proceeds from the Mayor MictAel Arnone and other regatta Queen Elizabeth II, the Cunard ship that She said that despite being injured in the stand will go to the Red Bank First Aid officials. Flora V. transported British soldiers to the Falkland pier protest,, she plans to continue partici- Pehgel Islands in the conflict between Britain and pating in demonstrations at the British con- MATAWAN - Flora 1927 music graduate from Argentina. sulate. Voelcker Pengel, 78. of 196 Trenton State Teachers Col- Miss Jersey Shore is chosen The captain, he said, promised to dis- Finn said she isn't sorry she participated Main St . died Saturday at lege and taught in the area cipline the seaman. No charges were filed, in the demonstration at the Queen Elizabeth Bayshore Community Hospi- for many years She played nor is it expected that any will be, Scorcese II. tal in Hulmctel the violin with the N.J Sym- icontinued) fashion careers. Part of the winner's prize, Pepe of Neptune, Mayor Clair French of Wall aside from a trip to the Bahamas and as- said. "If anybody saw my sign, it waa worth She was born in phony Orchestra in West Or- Finn said she was treated at St. Claire's being there," she said. Spnngwellf, Mich'and lived ange before retiring in 1953 and Wall Township Attorney Bill Nowels. sorted fashion accessories, is a free audition at Krypton Films Movie Studios in New here •>"> years Surviving are a daughter In response to their questions, Ciavarro York. She was the wile of Dr. Mrs Jane Pengel Miller of and the other winners, Lisa Veneziano of William H Pengel, bus. who Dunwoody. Ga and 3 grand- Asbury Park, first runner-up; Meri Rivers of In return for this opportunity, the reigning Pajamas, robes fashionable died in 1977 children Point Pleasant, second runner-up; Perotto, queen must responsibly represent and pro- third runner-up; Normandie Schell of mote the shore communities. Mrs IVnjjt'l was a retired Arrangements are being Absecon. fourth runner-up, and Jill Veran of sell-employed musician and Standing in a hallway above the Para- handled by the Bedle Funeral Lakewood, Miss Congeniality, offered com- at River House breakfast inu.Mc teacher, who was a Home in Matawan mount stage last night, offering advice and mon-sense praise for the benches, encouragement to contestants preparing for HIGHLANDS - While were served breakfast or will commence next month, boardwalks, casinos and cities of the shore. the switnsuit promenade before a foggy full- Sunday once meant starched brunch by waitresses who he said, offering pious bod- Natalie Hawkins However, several contestants were asked length mirror propped against an old chair, collars, humble hats and un- themselves skipped the for- ybuilders the opportunity to TINTON FALLS - Her husband, James E to address the problems of the Jersey Shore last year's Miss Jersey Shore Gianna bending patent leather shoes, mality of getting dressed and celebrate mortality with a Natalie Hawkins. 60. of Hawkins Sr , died in 1980. communities, such as the contemplated de- Ranaudo of Hazlet reflected on her reign. many people now prefer to came to work in their night warm-up of exuberant Spnngdale Avenue, died Sat- Surviving are a son, velopment of the Asbury Park boardwalk, the "You have to be tough and dedicated start their week in the heav- things. calisthenics before they urday at Riverview Hospital. James E Hawkins Jr. of Fair morality of gambling and burlesque and the because you're going to get a lot of criticism enly embrace of their pa- So appealing was the pre- break bread at the restau- Red Bank Haven; two daughters, Mrs. extensive need for urban reconstruction and praise. You have to be ready — especial- jamas. viously advertised meal, rant's intimate altars. She was born in New York Natalie E Smith of Ocean, Some of the beauties obviously were taken ly in your own mind," she said. According to Gary Whitehead said, that pajama- "Half the population City and moved here in 1952 and Mrs Carol L Hagins of off-guard by the complexity of the issues, "Of course, it's like all of life, the bad Whitehead, assistant man- clad pilgrims traveled all the doesn't go to church, so we're from .». .i resident of Nutley, showed up at the restaurant's Kevin D and Christopher, Participants also were asked to describe Perhaps not, says former contestant Satin first "Pajama Brunch." All The Daily Register pi mr In moving here 24 years (USPS-145-440) both at home and a sister, their interests and aspirations; the majority Hayes, but they certainly are not what they ago of the contestants said they were interested used to be. By her own admission a super- She was employed as a Mrs Rita Mazzacca of High- Tinton Falls lands, and one grandson in either dance, cosmetology or acting. annuated beauty queen at the age of 25, The Sunday Register bookkeeper lor Robert Lewis For instance, winner Ciavarro works at Hayes, who came last night only to help her Robert A Braun Home for (USPS-334-570) Inc ol Long Branch the Fashion Institute of Technology and sister, says today's pageants are less or- plans for fair PuDIIUwd by Tlia Red Bank Raaiilar Funerals of this place is in HU0liin.il In tin Dv Jotin H Coot TRIPLE TRACK Branch He coached for the Rosemary Paris of Jackson Township. • QUALITY THROUGHOUT eral vears ago rangements Long Branch •Community Township, 14 grandchildren DOORS • FULLY WEATHER STRIPPED Club Little League and nine greatgrandchildren. • CLEANS easily Irom INSIDE Florence C. 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Mass ; a brother, STORE HOURS WHY NOT USE YOUR GET HIGHER QUALITY MASTER CARD-VISA HAWKINS — NaUlif of Spring Edward Baker of Red Bank; MON.-FRI. 7:30 A.M.-8 P.M. AT BARGAIN PRICES dale A«F . Tinlon Fain on Aug Jl. PAY A FEW DOLLARS A two sisters, Mrs. Veronica CALL TOLL FREE MONTH ml Devottd mother of Jama* E SATURDAY 7:30 A.M.-5 P.M. SOO 872 4980 Hawkim Jr . Mrj Natalie Smith Broderick and Mrs Eleanor and yrs Carol L Maglnt Fond III- SUNDAY 10A.M.-3P.M. •JWCMBI liMHaa Ul. an u. *~ra>ai CALL* WRITE* VISIT 32 BROAD terol John Waddell. and Mrs Mary II rode nek. both of Jersey Tommy1' Walker Loving grand mother of four Funeral service City and four grandchildren. STREET Wednesday 1 o m al tot Pilgrim 777 SHREWSBURY AVE.. SHREWSBURY mm men imMKH ma** luta Baptist Church. Red Bank, the Rev The John E. Day Funeral ••act* ST U 1 IVM ajiMtl hmk New Road. Monmouth Juncti Millerd Harris officiating Inter 741-7500 Wm » <*» "H cjb M am. k***** Naw itrMy 08852 nwit, Monmoutn Memorial Park. Home in Red Bank is in *m kre Mlr«caMai.a« Tinton Falls Friends may call at the 747-5220 ( Open 9 til 5 Sal HI I? • hurcn, Tuesday evening, '-(o m charge of arrangements Ham Mxk Inc Dal IS Saaa W.W nun SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. AUGUST 23,1982 Business The Daily Register A5 Company bankruptcy may imperil your pension benefits

By SYLVIA PORTER pension plans or sell the business to a weak buyer, to avoid loopholes in the law must be plugged. A t6 employer-paid liability for the unfunded obligations. Under today's law, premium is reasonable. What happens to your pension payments or future pension PBGC can recover no more than SO percent of the net worth of For the long range, the possibility that some major rights if the company you work for goes broke or finds tome a corporate pension plan sponsor. corporations with Urge unfunded pension obligations might other legally permissible reason for terminating your pension For a company in deep trouble with a low net worth, terminate their plans is a major worry. If the steps proposed plan? YOUR getting rid of hundreds of millions of dollars in unfunded are taken, extraordinarily large new claims could be handled It's a terrifying ly serious question these days, with several pension liabilities may appear an attractive option. The by using assets of a plan being terminated — while the giant corporations in deep financial trouble, a number of them MONEY'S situation is worse if the acquiring company does not have net government constructs a new salvage plan. To meet an with huge pension obligations that are hundreds of millions of worth that PBGC can recover. emergency, the agency has authority to borrow up to $100 dollars larger than their pension plan aaseU. Some rough WORTH A bill pending in Congrats would close that "transfer million from the Treasury. facts to ponder: loophole" by continuing the liability of the company that As for you and your insured pension, for your own sake Chrysler had $1.2 billion in unfunded pension liabilities at originally sponsored the pension plan if the plan is terminated look hard at what you have. Our protections are being the end of 1980; International Harvester had 91 billion; within 19 years of transfer to a new sponsor unraveled at a stunning rate. Bethlehem Steel, $420 million; Braniff International, $138 Another proposal would make it more difficult for an ("Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s," 1,328 million. employer to trigger the insurance coverage by terminating pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money man- There are $20 billion in unfunded vetted liabilities in Congress raise It to $6 per participant. the plan. Under this proposal, the insurance would be trig- agement, is now available through her column. Send ft.ts plus pension plans Insured by the federal government, estimates But even the $6 premium rate won't pay off the deficit and gered only If the sponsoring employer goes out of business, not |1 for postage and handling to "Sylvia Porter's New Money the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp., created by Congress In cover rising net claims unless loopholes in the guaranty simply when the pension plan is terminated. Book for the 80s," in care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., 1974 to insure private industry pension plans. legislation are plugged. One of the worst loopholes tempts a The PBGC's deficit must be wiped out to put the insurance Fairway, Kan. 60205. Make checks payable to Universal Press plan back on a pay-as-you-go basis and the inexcusable Syndicate.) Of this $20 billion in underfunding, an enormous $3 billion company with large unfunded liabilities to terminate its is in plans of companies now going through severe business hardship. If you work for a corporation, the odda are your pension Twentieth-Century fund advice still seems wise plan is covered by government Insurance. There now are about 28 million people working for more than 90,000 com- By DAVID R. SARGENT 20.8 percent, well behind the SAP's minus 7.8 percent through hang onto your shares of this fund for better days ahead. panies with single employer pension plans insured against mid-July. Your complaint now might be more justified. But You might be interested to know that other mutual funds termination by PBGC. Q - Can you tell me why the Twentieth Century Growth unless you are just discovering a low tolerance for risk, do not with aggressive growth stock portfoios similar to Twentieth But due to a rising number of pension plan terminations, Fund did so poorly last year (1M1) and how it Is doing now? be disillusioned into making a move you may fegret. Vol- Century's are not doing much better. For the seven months the government insurance plan is running at a deficit — which We bought shares of this fund partly on your recommendation atility is to be expected In a performance stock fund, particu- through July 1MB, the Hartwell Growth Fund posted a minus could reach $236 million by year-end 1982 if nothing is done. and for its excellent ID-year record, bat we have been disap- larly one that chooses to stay fully Invested in common stocks. 22.4 percent change in NAV, and the Hartwell Leverage minus In the past four and a half years, net claims against the pointed. — M.B., Iowa. Rather than seeking refuge in government securities and 19.9 percent — both shining performers of the recent past. The PBGC's insurance fund have increase^ an annual level of A — The Twentieth Century Growth Investors Fund fin- other cash equivalents, as many funds have done, Twentieth Lexington Growth Fund is in similar straits with minus 20.3 $62.3 million, against $24.7 million annually during'the first ished the 1981 year with a minus S.8 percent change in net Century's policy is to maintain an aggressive posture even in percent, National Industries Fund can't brag about its minus two and a half years the insurance program was In existence. asset value, compared to minus 4.0 percent for the S&P 500 a depressed market, in the belief that such times breed rare 23 5 percent; and the Omega Fund reports a minus 22.3 As initially planned, insurance claims against the PBGC were Stock Index. That's not far out of line, particularly for a opportunities. Such a gutsy approach paid off through the percent drop for the same period. American Investors Fund, supposed to be covered primarily by the annual premium paid performance fund. You must blame the poor market condi- 1(73-74 recession, as you know. TC Growth earned Itself top Constellation Growth, and 44 Wall Street Fund also scored by employers. Originally, this was $1 per employee partici- tions, not this fund's managers, for your paper losses. rank out of all mutual funds for the 10 years from 1972 through roughly in the same ballpark, so you don't lack for company in pant; it went to $2.60 per participant five years ago; now However, for the seven months through July of 1982, 1981, chalking up an increase In net asset value of (16 percent. your misery. But don't despair, I tell you; you may find you PBGC's executive director. Edwin M. Jones, is requesting Twentieth Century Growth scored a more distressing minua I suggest you take a more far-sighted approach yourself, and are in the best position to profit from the market turnaround, if you are patient enough to be there for it,

228 Holmd»l 247 Rational Notices 147 Ra«lonal Netlces 147 Rtglonal NotlcM 141 Monmouth Comity 130 Ottttr PuMIc Notkoi The Townthip Committee of ID* NOTICI TO Laws of 1*79: William J. Reonav each labor union or represent- sealed envelopes bearing the name Township of Hoimtfel, at a meeting During th* performance of this E<«cutlv. Director ative or workers with which he ABSENTDE FINDAHT% held August », 1W], MtOfrttfl • RttO- contract, th* contractor agrees at and address of the bidder, the title of SUPIRIOR COURT Aug. 11 in. so hH a collective bargaining the bid, and the words "Sealed Bid". iiition aulhoflilng the awardln« 0* agreement or other contract or OK NEW JIRSIY the contract for Insurance consult- A. The contractor or subcontractor, NOTlCS TO BIDDIRS Bids are to be addressed to the Mon Deckel Ne FMMH understanding, a notice, to be mouth County Board of Recreation 9* ing tarvlcai without competitive whtr* applicable, will not dii POTASSIUM P«RMANOANATl provided bv the agency contract bidding (In accordance with th« lo- criminate against any employee Sealed bldl will be received bv Ins officer, advising the labor Commissioners, Monmouth Countv In. Northeasl Monmouth County R. Perk System, Newman Springs ftd,, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, to: cal Public Contracts Law, N.J.S.A. or applicant for employment be- union or workers' represent- Richard C. Romer and Mrs. Richard Announces «A iii tt sea) to Edmund J. cam* of aee, race, cr**d, color, olonel Seweraoe Authority, whole atives of the contractor's com- Llncroft, New Jersey O77M. Bids national origin, ancestry, oHIcei ere at 1 Hlahland Avenue. must be delivered at the place and C. Romer. his wife. KoftitMi k«r In accordance with his mitments under this act and shall YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- proposal dated July 10, mi marital status or tax. Th* con- Monmouth Beach, New Jersey, for pott copies of the notice In con- before the hour mentioned above. The Opening of the eppro«lmatelv 11,U0 pound! of MONED and required to serve upon Copies of the Resolution and tractor will lake affirmative ac- spicuous places available to em- All bidders are required to tion to ensure that such appli- Potaulum Permanoanate tor a one ployees and applicants for em- tactfully execute and carry out all Alvln D. Miller, Esquire, whose ad contract are on file and a vellable for cants ara recruited and em- year period. Said Potaulum Per- drest is 212 Barclay Pavilion East, public Inspection In the Office of the ployment. requirements of the Affirmative Ac- Plovod, and that employees are manoanale shall ba of UM flow, tions of PL. l«Sc 127. Route 70, Cherry HIM, New Jersey CHIROPRACTIC FAMILY CENTER Township Clerk of tht Township of treated during employment, m.nulectured bv Carui Chemical The contractor also aorees and 0M34, an Answer to tha Complaint Moimdel. The Monmouth County Board of without revard to their age, race, Company, delivered to the Author- guarantees to afford equal op- Recreation Commissioners reserves (as Amended) filed In a civil action John P. Wadlneton creed, color, national origin, an- ity's plant at 1 Hlahland Avenue, portunity in performance of the con the right to waive any Informalities in which Allstate Enterprises Mort Townthip Clark cestry, marital itetui or HI. Monmouth Beach In 110 gallon drum tract In accordance with en af- gage Corporation are defendantt, 369 Momnoulh Rd.. WMI Long Brinch container!. In, or to relect any or all bids, and to Aug. 23 %U0 Such action shall Include, but not firmative action program approved award contracts In whole or in part, pending In the Superior Court of New be limited to the following: em by the Stete Treasurer. Jersey, within thirty-five davs after plorment, upgrading, demotion, The Authority reserves the right if deemed In (he best Interest of the 242 Shrewsbury to relect any and all bids elds mult Bids mutt be enclosed In a Board to do so August 4th, INi exclusive of such 222*4580 or transfer; recruitment or tt sealed envelope bearing the name date. If you fall lo do so, Judgment •orowjh crultment advertising; lay off or be In the hands ol the Authority not No bidder mav withdraw his bid HOURS Mon-WM Fi, 10 214-1 Tua T later than 1:00 P.M., September 11, and address of me bidder and within thirty (J0> davs following the by default mav be rendered against NOTICI termination; rates of pay or oth- ten .1 laid Authority's offices at marked "Potassium Permanganate you for the relief demanded In the •r forms of compensation; and Bid". If the contract Is awarded to date of bid opening. Sealed bids will ba received by selection for training, Including which time all bids will ba opened The Monmouth County Board of Complaint (as Amended). You then iha Mayor and Council of the and read. the bidder, said bidder must within file vour Answer and Proof of Ser apprenticeship. Th* contractor five davs after notification that tha Recreation Commissioners shell re- Borough of Shrewsbury. Monday. Mr**s lo post In conspicuous Any contract awarded hire- serve the right to hold bids for sixty vice in duplicate with theOerk of the contract Is ready for execution, sign Superior Court, State House Annex, September 11. It" at • 00 p.m. at places, available to employe** under shall contain the following said contract and furnish a Per- (U) davs prior to award of con- (he Municipal Building, 41f and applicants for employment, language, oursu.nl to Chapter 117, tracts. Trenton, New Jersey, In accordance formance bond satisfactory to the with the Rules of Civil Practice and Sycamore Avenue, for the following: notices to b* provided by th* LMriMltMl Authority, If requested. Bv order of the Board of Recrea /t Z>*te Vlnvl SMIng • Municipal Building, contracting officer setting forth During the performance of thll lion Commissioners of the County of Procedure. 411 Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury. th* provisions of this non- contract, tha contractor agrees as William J. Roonev Monmouth. dtscrlmlnatlon clause; follows: Executive Director Rost W. Meghan, Chairman The action hat bee* Instituted Detailed specifications for this A. The contractor or subcontractor, Aug. 11 131 w James J. Truncer, for the purpose of foreclosing the A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Item are on ill* at the Office of the B. The contractor or subcontractor, whore applicable, will not dli 241 Monmouth County Secretary Director mortgage dated July Jl. mi made organizations. Rates $3.75 for three lines for 1 day ($1 00 Borough Clerk, Municipal Building, Wh*r* applicable, will In all solic- criminate egalnit any employee . Aug. 33 111. SO bv Richard C. Romer, unmarried 4lf Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury, itations or advertisement* for or oppllcent for employment be " NOTICI TO BIODIM person to Allstate Enterprises Mori each additional line), $5.00 for three lines for two days N.J, employee* Place bv or on behalf i.us. of age. raca, creed, color, Noilce Is hereby given that NOTICI TO BIDDIRS gage Corporation and concerns real The Mayor and Council reserve of th* contractor, state that all national origin, ancestry, sealed bids will be received bv the Notice Is hereby given that estate located at, 412 Green Grove ($1.50 each additional line), $6.50 for three lines for the right lo retect any and all bids In qualified applicant* will receive marital itatut or sex The con- Monmouth County Board of Recrea sealed bids will be received bv the Road, Neptune, N.J. and also for three days ($2.00 each additional line), $7 50 for three lh* b*st Interest *4 th* Borough Bid consideration for employment tractor will teke oftlrm.tlvo ac- (Ion Commissioners at the Mon- Monmouth County Board of Social possession of Mid premises. forms mav be obtained from the without regard to ago, raca, tion lo ensure that such appli- moutnCounty Park System ADMIN Services, Kulosfcl Road, Freehold You, Richard C. Romer, unmar- lines for four or five days ($2.25 each additional line). Office of the Borough Clem, 41* craed, color, national origin, en cant! ara recruited and em- (STRATIVE OFFICES, Thompson Township, New Jersey on Thursday, ried person are made parly defen- Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury, teilry, martial status or sax; ployed, and that employee! ara Park, Newman Springs Rd., Lin September * at ten o'clock In the dant because you are the record $9.00 for three lines for six to eight days ($2.50 each treated during employment, croft. New Jersey 07731, until ,0:00 forenoon, for the following: N.J 0/701 C. The contractor or subcontractor, without regard to their age. raca. FURNISHING AND DELIVERY owner and mortgagor of the pre- additional line), $10.50 for three lines for nine to ten By Order of ttw Mayor and where applicable, will tend to creed, color, notional origin, an- a.m., prevailing time OjLsEPTEM- Of- TWO 1*3 MIDSIZE STATION mises under foreclosure. Council of th* Borough of each labor union or represent cestry, marital st.lus or MX. BER 7, IfM and IhK^ubliciy WAGONS days ($3.00 each additional line) Each additional day Shrewsbury, N.J. ativa or workers with which he Such action shall Include, but not opened and read aloud fonsm follow- You, Mrs. Richard C. Romer, $1.00, each additional line $3 00. Deadline 11 A.M. two Joan w Fabry. MMC has a collective bargaining be limited to the following: em- ing: ^ All bids will be received at the »r* made a Party defendant hereto Borough Clark agreement or other contract or proym4tnl upQrAdlftVep1. dwfTrotrOti, I HARDWARE a. INDUSTRIAL time of the bid opening bv the Super- bv reason of the fact that It Is not f known whether or not Richard C days before publication. Call The Daily Register, Aug.M JMO understanding, a notice, to ba or trantftr; r«crultm«nt or r. SUPPLIES visor of Administrative Services or provided bv th* agency contract- crultnMMM Adv«>Ttiling lav off or Bid Documents, Including in- his designee. Complete specif- Romer is single or married and If. In 542-4000, ask for The Date Secretary. 247 Regional Netlctt Ing officer, advising the labor .•rmlnatlon; rates of MV or oth structions To Bidders, complete ications and proposal forms ere on fact, Richard C. Homer Is married union or workers' r*pr*a*nt*tlv* •r form, of componutlon; .nd Plans end Specifications, and Pro- file In the office of the Monmouth then hit wife designated herein as Morica TO •looms of th* contractor's commitments Mloction for training. Including posal Forms mav be obtained by County Board of Social Services and Mrs. Richard C. Romer would have POLVMIR under mis act and shall post •pprontlctfltlp. TM contractor qualified bidders at the ADMINIV copies mav be received bv pros- a dower interest In the subject pre- Soaled bids win be received bv copies of th* notice In con- *M»ft>«* to pott In conspicuous pective bidders, upon application, mises. AUG. 13 spicuous place available lo em- TRATIVE OFFICES Of the Mon- during butlneit hours. Bids must be the Northeast Monmouth County Re placet, avallabla to impioyit. mouth County Park System, Thomp- If you ara unable to obtain an SI Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands will hold a gloria) Sewerage Authority, whose PIOVMS and applicant* for em- and applicants for amptovment, made on the proposal forms sup- attorney you mav communicate ployment. son Park, Newman Springs Rd., Lin plied. Bids must Include prices with offices are at 1 Highland Avenu*. notlCM to ba provided bv tha croft, New Jersey 077M between the with the New Jersey Slete Bar As meeting in the church hall, 7:30 P.M to show a film and Monmouth Beach. Now Jersey, for contracting officer tattling forth and prices without the allowance for The contractor also *gr**s and hours of 1:00 A.M. and * » P.M., the trade-in of two 1«7e Chevrolet socletlon bv calling loll free approximately Jt.lM pound! of Per- guarantees to afford equal op- tha provisions of this non MO-m-Mi* You may alto contact discuss its tour to The Holy Land Gall 291-0876, 291-0272. col IV Polymer lor one veer period discrimination clause; Monday through Friday, tf re- Station Wagons available for Inspec- portunity in performance of th* con- quested bv potential bidders, the tion at the Board of Social Services the Lewver Referral Service of the Said Ptrcol 757 Polymer shall be tract In accordance with on af- Countv in which you reside bv cell- d*llv*r*d to the Authority's plant at Monmouth County Park Svttem will offices. The right it reserved to re- AUGUST 24 firmative action program approved B. Tna contractor or subcontractor, mall a bid packet to such bidders. lect any or all bids It deemed to the Ing 201-431-5S44 If you cannot afford I Highland Avenue, Monmouth by th* State Tr*otur*r. Beach In sacks of *O » pounds as where apoltcabt., will In all solk The Monmouth Countv Park System Interest of the Monmouth County an attorney, you mav communicate Parents Without Partners. Chapter 644, fund raiser ordered bv the Authority. Bid* must be *nclos*d In a Itatlons or advert I laments for only assumes the responsibility for Board of Social Services. with the Legal Services office of the s*al*d tnvelop* bearing the name employees placed bv or on behalf placing bid p*cfcet (n the mall, and County pf residence bv calling 201 and dance at Don Quixotes. Rt 34, Matawan Dona- Th* Authority reserves the right and address of the bidder and of tha contractor, ltate that all Loult armour 747-7400. not for the proper and timely de- Director of Welfare tions. $4. 8:30 P.M. Open to all to reitct any and all bids Bids must marked "Polymer Bid". If the con- qualified applicant! without re- livery of tuch packet. ba In the hand* of the Authority not tract is awarded to th* btddar, said gard to aee, race, creed, color, Monmouth Countv DATED: July 24th, Ht2 Bids must be submitted on the Board of Social Services later than 1:00 P.M , SeptemMr II, bidder mutt within five davs after national origin, int..try. proposal form provided or an exact AUGUST 26 IMS at said Authority's office* at notification that th* contract Is marital status or sex; Raymond B DeRidder, Esq. which time all Mdt will b* opened ready for execution, sign said con- duplicate In the manner designated Free Concert Thurs., Aug 26, 7:30 P.M., Para- C. The contractor or subcontractor, and required bv the specifications Counsel and read. tract and furnish a performance where applicable, will sand to Aug. 23, SO III to Any contrect awarded here- bond letlsfactorv toth e Authority, If Bid submitted mutt be enclosed In mount Theatre, Asbury Park. N.J. State Orchestra. under shall contain, the following requeued. language, pursuant to Chapter 117, Murray Glass, director. Light classical music, music of the American Theatre Guest artist Stan Harper. Har- 2» Mlddl.town 2M Mlddl.town monica. iUMMAHY Oil SYNOPSIS OF l«t< »UOIT«»FO«TOP complete TOWNIMIP OF MIDDLITOWH »l MQUIMD IV N J I«» > 7 COM*INID COMM..IIVI UUKI "•••J^^ Eye Ivvaminaiion AUGUST 27 AiiiTl Yaw « Veer ItM including Glaucoma Test N.J. Gaelic Arts Council presents Anne & Francie C.Sh and lnv.itm.nli l10JM.tfa.44 I1I.144.7SS.O4 Eye Health Inspection Brolly from troubled Ulster with songs of rebellion, Cataract Evaluation Texas end Ltani Receivable 1.111.1/1.31 Property Acquired for Ta«as Keratometry Eye Muscle history it tradition. One evening only, Fri.. Aug 27. 8 Aliened Value i.xaroo.oo p.m.; Warren Hotel, Spring Lake. N.J. All are welcome. Accounts Receivable \.K0.H7M Ability Visual o*l.f f to Charge!to Future T e»catlon Subjective Refraction Admission $5. Gonorol Capital 11.350.041.14 ».tll.«).H Eyeglase R« Analysis Deferred cnerees to Revenue tt and more. Succeeding Vaarf J4.U0.M iit.urn AUGUST a TOTAL AUITS MMOt.CMM t44.147,417,44 GARAGE SALE sponsored by Faith Reformed LIAIILITIIS. RISiRVll Church, Middle Rd. and Poole Ave.. Hazlet. 10-3. AND FUND (AUsNCI U7.U4.M0.M Clothing, household goods, toys. etc. All welcome. I mprovament J,,— l.maM.OI BtMMCh A I on* Of Amtot Other L labilities and Special Funds . tMMUM IJW.1U.I4 Highlands Summer Festival '82, 115 Bay Ave Reserve lor Cerieln Ass.« Receivable M!4JjOt.7t l.ni.llt.01 Fund Belanca UMMW m Soft Contacts Antiques, fresh vegetables, arts'n'crafts, food, house- TOTAL LIAIILITKS. IIIMIIVI1 pefpr. tndudes eve e»afr hold goods, jewelry, and flea market. 10 A.M. AND FUND•ALANCf inili.il fining, imlructiuns and 30 days unlimited AUGUST 28 and 29 COMPAPJATIVIITATIMINT OP OPI RATIONS AND follon up care • ''"> CHANS! IN FUND iALANCl SANDY HOOK FOLK FESTIVAL - Free pro- CUP.R1NTFUND luf Imiidl pair ONLY. RevepeeeMOIfcer gram. Noon-5 P.M. Hourly folk music and ethnic dance 100t/o Refund on WISM ana service enln in. FundBal.n..uHlllJ^J^'VS! i "SMWO return ol lenses in original conan.on »ilh,n 30 gays Continuous craft demonstrations. Special children's Mltcallanaout-From Othar Than area Ethnic food 872-0092 or 872-0115. National Park Local Property Ta» Levies t.ou.417.44 5,401 m 53 Service-Gateway. ^..MT^TuSuaM U.1.MMI I.1D.4U.U Collactlonol Currant Ta» Levy B,l75,t4t.l7 IMII.e71.S4 Bauach * Lomb or Amtol AUGUST 31 Intarfund Loand Ralurnad . IMP 143.» l4S.tM.SU.04 S17.tO4.244.11 Soft Contacts AUCTION at Keyport Elks Club. 249 Broadway. Keyport. Entrance fee is an auctionable item Men and women are both welcome to join us for cake and coffee. m'.WM ttssxss 1WIMIM Fun begins at 8 P.M. For more info call 264-7986 or 11,«!. 14100 17>7i'«M» 739-3303. Those without an auctionable item fee will be 14.1HM . 7,111.01 KSHS2?— S4S.n7.1et.4t SM.Stl.SOt.U $3. LSal.ndRailaMlS.hrtTa.aTotal Enpendlturel i lU.7a7.1al.41 INCLUDES THERMAL HEAT UNIT SEPTEMBER 2 and 9 WSVCKISOthar Eapandlturtl L tOJJOO.OO 1 yr Service Agreement available at $35 SM.S47.S7I.77 Bus trip to Playboy Casino. Cost, $14. get back e^it S1.SSM71.1S $27.50 ($10, coins; $12.50, prime rib dinner; $5. de- 14tO.Sel.il 1.1SU*t.7t Fund Balanca. January 1 ferred). Leaves Middletown. 5:30: Hazlet. 5 45 Spon- Subtatal SSJJS7.tat.71 •J.5I0.54J 11 sored by Mid-Atlantic. 787-4921 ^SSKSL J 1JHJM.lt UO.OO0.M Hydrocurve I Extended Wear U.4U.H>73 SI.tM.SU.11 SEPTEMBER 11 Fund Balanca. DacarMar It Soft Contacts RgCOMMINDATIONI: ANNUAL TAILGATE FLEA MARKET. Ladies' 1. That urttv Ban* ka filed and malMalnad In a canlral location 1. That tha Municipal Court ma«e pavmanti to tha Slala, County and Auxiliary. Sea Bright Fire Dept Borough Parking Lot. Tawnihlp bv tha t.nlh day ol tha tollowlna month. . 9 A M. to 4 P.M. Space, $6. Information, 842-2898 For I. Thattl»» Department o< Recreelkm lurnov.r 111 monthly Rocalptl to tha Treelurer on a timely belli, i reservation send check to: 1266 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright, 4 That lh. Surety Bond coverage lor to. T.« Collector ba Increoied. J. That band! and coupon, ba obtained Iromm. bank Mr all charm meat* N.J 07760. Rain date. Sept, 18. to in. Bond and Interett Account and reconciliation ba meoe aach for the correction of Astigroatitm • $209 SEPTEMBER 18 1 That tha Atietaer'i Otfka lurnov.r Iti racalpti ayarv at houri to tha Treelurtr for dtpailt. Belford Engine Ladies' Auxiliary. 1 Main St., 7. That aach volunteer Fire Company file an annual report to account tor lunea received In accoroanc. with 4BA: 14-94. FLEA MARKET. Sept. 18, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Tables. $5. I. That Unclaimed Ball In the Trutl Fund ba Iranilerrea lo the Currant IF YOU LIVE IN THESE AREAS CALL space. $5. Rain date. Sept. 25. For reservations call t That Petty Caw Fund! be cweed an December II el aach year and EATONTOWN LINCHOFT/MIDOLETOWN 8424600 495-1827. 787-0499. reaitabllUted attar January 1 ot the WKmlna year. Circle Plua Clr 654 Newman Springs Rd It. That a certificate, ai to availability of fun*, be prepared prior la tha Rt 35 & 36 ewordlnt at aach contract par Local Public Contract Reeul.tloos SEPTEMBER IS Tha .have tumm.ry or lynepeli pel prepared Iram Via repart ot audit E. BRUNSWICK 238 7373 Flea Market at Lincroft Presbyterian Church. ol the Tawmhlp at Mkjdlewwn. Cauiry el ManrnauW tar the calendar year J WILDMAN O D CHRECTOP. Village Qrewn Clr Bay Harbor Plua Brick BKrd ttBI. Thli report ol audit. Hibmlttaat by Seaman, Seaman and Oilltla. Rl 18 j West Front St. & Everett Rd, Lincroft. 10 to S P.M. $7 a RHlitarad Monlclpall AccoAccountant!u . l> on Hie at tha Toonahlp cierk'i afftca WOODBAIOGE 135.7444 TOMS RIVER 240-2021 PI d b Itd b Ittd rson < u space. Call 842-1351 after 6 P.M RaindateOctober 2. and mav ba Impacted bv any Interested person. MASTER CABD/VISA ACCEPTED aOMainSl (EKIIBI GSPI " ™ " „ j spaci ttm-t, J Clerk le^..^..- »7ot The Daily Register U.S. will be terrorists9 target Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - As the sands run out on the "None at all." Palestine Liberation Organization In Lebanon, The PLO delegates asked that their guer intelligence analysts predict it will disintegrate ARTHURZ KAMIN rlllas be Instructed "within the same training WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. into a dozen underground groups that will spread framework" as the East German army. Their President and Editor Publisher terror and revolution- throughout the Western hosts countered: "They will be training with World. German officers, but as an independent group, Herbert H Thorpt, Jr , AuisUnt Editor; CiurlesC. Triblehorn. Sunday Editor; Russell P Rauch. In fact, the PLO has never been anything JACK as their proficiency in the German language is Assistant Sunday Editor; Jane Foderaro, City Editor; Dorli Kulman, Editorial Page Editor. more than a collection of revolutionary bands limited." and aggressive egos held together by a web of ANDERSON Daniel Gallagher. Controller; Richard D. McKean, Advertising Director; Kenneth L. Van Dalen, A question was raised over the length oi Circulation Director; Frank J. Allocca. Production Manager. agreements and alliances. Its charismatic training that would be given to the PLO recruits chairman, Yassir Arafat, has limited control The East Germans' three-year hitch was too over its disparate parts. long for the PLO's taste, so the Germans agreed 6 MONDAY, AUQUST23. 1982 Now that its 12 fighting factions have been to "speed up training" for the guerrillas. defeated on the battlefields of Lebanon, the The Palestinians also gave their hosts a survivors are expected to go underground. They shopping list of the military equipment they 1 doublechecked the contents oi tnese documents 'He must still have a few shreds of fatty tissue will work closely, the analysts believe, with wanted to buy. The list Included: revolutionary movements around the world. with State Department sources, Intelligence analysts and Library of Congress experts. — A missile-carrying light patrol boat; Surely, they will take out their vengeance on — Armor-piercing ammunition (22,500 Americans. U.S. government and corporate of- One document gives an inside look at the shells); ficials may become the victims of shootings and relations between the PLO and East Germany. — 37 mm, 57-mm and 130-mm artillery kidnappings, the analysts fear. The PLO may It is the transcript, in Arabic, of meetings that a pieces; even try to set up a terrorist base in the United PLO delegation held with East German military — Ammunition for 100-mm and 122-mm guns. Stales brass in East Berlin just last April. The PLO trip ended, according to the cap- The PLO turned Lebanon, as I have reported tured transcript, with a speech by an East The PLO delegation was greeted at the air- in the past, into a haven for terrorists. During a German official extolling "the character and recent tour of the Lebanese front, I spoke with port by East German officials, including the the manners of the delegation and its military PLO soldiers who had trained with "for-, deputy defense minister, Gen. Werner proficiency, both professionally and political- eigners." The foreigners had not stayed to fighl Fleissner. The captured document indicates ly." in Lebanon but had returned to take the "revo- preparations for extensive military cooperation Intelligence sources note that East Germany lution" to their homelands, the soldiers said. between the PLO and East Germany. is only one of a number of Soviet-bloc countries In the rubble of an abandoned PLO post, I For example, one East German official is that have played host to the PLO. The Soviet also found documents that revealed the PLO's quoted as telling the Palestinian visitors that his Union itself has trained PLO guerrillas and sent close connections with revolutionary move- government was studying "an agreement... to the Palestinians huge amounts of armaments on ments. The evidence proved that the Soviet accept trainees from the liberation organization a regular basis. Union supports and subsidizes these movements and attach them to our military schools." My sources say PLO recruits have been as part of an underground campaign to He outlined the training that would be of- trained in the use of Warsaw Pact military destabilize Western democracies. fered to the PLO and then asked: "The Marxist- hardware, and intelligence analysts suspect the Israeli troops captured stacks of documents, Leninist doctrine constitutes the basis for train- goal was for the PLO to attain the capabilities of which corroborate these findings. In Washing- ing. Do you have any objections to that?" Ac- a conventional army, instead of just a guerrilla ton, my associate Lucette Lagnado cording to the transcript, the PLO man replied: force. PLO is a cancer, not a state For the past two months, night after night on surgery or hope of remission, cancer only gets the evening TV news, all of us have gazed in Worse. The PLO's fellow Arabs know this. Who dismay upon the suffering in Lebanon — the wants the PLO? Not Syria. Not Jordan.- Not dead, the wounded, the homeless — and night Egypt. Not the Saudis. No one. after night the same implicit message has Who is to blame for the suffering in Beirut? flashed subliminatly across the screen: The Who prolonged the agony? The PLO moved into Israelis are responsible for this. JAMES J. this beautiful and inoffensive city like a It is high time, it seems to me, to put the lie gangster mob, terrorizing the inhabitants. Aided to this insidious nonsense. Let us place the KILPATRICK and abetted by the Soviet Union, the PLO made blame for the destruction and bloodshed square- Beirut a headquarters for international ter- ly where it belongs, upon the shoulders of that rorism. With its stunning defeat at the hands of smirking monster with the manic grin on his Israeli troops, the PLO reacted in the most face. Yasser Arafat, leader of the Palestine cowardly and contemptible fashion: The PLO Liberation Organization took the civilians of Lebanon as hostages, and hid behind them while it stalled for time. From the moment of its creation as a were answered only by repeated injury. Is that modern state in 1948. Israel has asked but one line familiar? It should be familiar. This was the It is objected that Israel had promised to use thing of her Arab neighbors — to live in peace. It justification advanced by our own forefathers its U.S. arms for defensive purposes only. One is irrelevant to the current situation that In for the American Revolution. There comes a response is that, given the relentless nature of times past Prime Minister Menachem Begin point in the affairs of men and nations when the PLO's threat, the best defense is a good offense. In these past nine weeks, the Israels and Defense Minister Ariel Sharon engaged in forbearance is exhausted. their own terrorism; we might with equal acuity have done us a tremendous favor: They have Israel has no quarrel with the Palestinian review the history of Babylonians, Greeks, Per- demonstrated, in ways that war "games" could (un-1lmn Arabs as a people. Israel's rage is directed at sians. Romans, Mamelukes and Ottomans. The never demonstrate, the superiority of American that formless, shapeless nonentity of an entity, issue at hand has to do with Lebanon today. Why planes, tanks and other weapons. It is not only are the Israelis there? And who is responsible the Palestine Liberation Organziation. The PLO the PLO that has been humiliated; it is the for the suffering inflicted upon innocent civil- has none of the trappings of sovereignty or Soviet Union also. Ignoring a friend's plight ians? statehood, but it is treated as a sovereign state. It would take a heart of stone not to be moved The Israelis attacked the PLO for one reason The PLO's chieftain swaggers to the United by the pictures we have seen from Lebanon — only — because the provocations of the PLO at Nations to address the nations of the world; the the old women weeping, the infant whose arms What Costa Rica needs is a good threat million to Costa Rica. But that is precious last had beome unbearable. In this regard, we PLO maintains an army supplied and equipped were blown off. Every humanitarian instinct from Fidel Castro. little help for a country trying to re- may recall the story of the Comanche chief who by the Soviet Union; here in the United States cries out for cessation. But the smoke from the If past experience is any criterion, the negotiate an external debt of almost $3 marked each grievance against the white man we talk constantly of "recognizing" the PLO. burning buildings of Beirut should not blind us to only way the most stable, peaceful, multi- billion, with more than $397 million in in- by putting a pebble in his pouch. When the pouch What a fiction! The PLO is not a state. It is a this fact — that the PLO could have ended the cancer. Like other cancerous lesions, it must be party democracy in Latin America could terest due. Inflation hit a record 65 percent was full he went to war. We may also recall the carnage at any time by laying down its arms and cut out, roots and all, before the malignancy hope to get attention from the United States story of another long-suffering people who re- walking out. Arafat chose to fight. The blood is in 1981, and unemployment has reached 8.7 sorted to arms when their repeated petitions spreads. Left alone, whether through fear of on his hands. is to be faced with a Communist takeover percent. attempt Too often American aid has gone, The Reagan plan contains other ele- in the name of anti-communism, to the ments of assistance, but they don't touch mt)St unsavory of right-wing military dic- Costa Rica's problem. For example, the FROM OUR READERS tatorships. offer of free trade doesn't mean that much At present Costa Rica is undergoing the because 87 percent of Costa Rica's exports ceit," is right on the mark because, incredibly, worst financial crisis in its history. Based already enter the United States free of Dangerous exit our courts are enforcing Artilcle 124 of the on its record as exactly the kind of de- Soviet Constitution, namely "Separation of tariff. Middletown mocracy this country would like to see t Church and State!" This phrase appears no- To the Editor: emulated throughout Latin America, one So maybe the Costa Ricans ought to where in our Constitution! I agree with your concerns about exit 109, but would think the United States would be inveigle Castro into stirring up trouble as a Christianity is under attack from all sides, want to make you aware of how much more e.g., the Godless "secular humanists" have pitching in to help. sure way of catching Uncle Sam's atten- dangerous the situation truly is. tion. More seriously, United States neglect taken over our public school system. This ex- But apparently little aid for the Draw your attention to Woodland Drive, plains why these "schools" produce illiterates, beleaguered Central American country is in could allow Latin America's best example which runs parallel with exit 109. Most people vandals, alcoholics, dope addicts, and other are not aware of the fact that there is a develop- of democracy to slide into such trouble that criminals. The Supreme Court has ruled that the works. ment down that street that is loaded with kids, secular humanism is a religion — and these The Reagan administration's Carib- totalitarianism of the left or the right might whose families come and go every day, not to cesspools are supported primarily by Christian bean Basin Initiative allocates a total of $70 triumph there. mention school buses, and have to battle (and it truly is a battle) with that Parkway exit dilem- taxpayers! ma. It is an extremely dangerous situation that Anyone can plainly see that the Christian hopefully will not take a death to rectify. nations of the world were blessed by God while It is written (off) The residents have become overpowered by the heathen nations were cursed by God with 'Try 'em — you'll like 'em' the aggressiveness of the Parkway travelers. It poverty of goods, etc., for rejecting Him. Now, is amazing to me to witness the attitudes of we are coming under His judgement and we are If has been clear for centuries that even namely bracket creep. The Christian Vot- these drivers and the recklessness of them. being plagued for our sins. ' the Devil can quote Scripture to suit his ers Victory Fund sees a pro-indexing vote It sometimes takes up to 15 minutes to be Christians, wake up! Take back your govern- purposes But it usually has been assumed as "pro-family " because it will "strength- TODAY IN HISTORY able to make a left-hand turn onto Route 520 ment and your schools! Legal help can be ob- that he would do so on some aspect of en the economic conditions of many fami- from Woodland Drive. Believe me when I say to tained from the Christian Legal Society, Box' theology — or anti theology — and not on a' lies!" True to its emphasis on Holy Writ, you each and every time you make that turn you 2069, Oak Park, 111, 60303. are taking your life in your hands. line point of lax law the group cites five passages from the Bible I thank you, Mr. Rocco, for your moral By The Associated Press I would like to ask the Highway Authority position. My prayers are with you. But some contemporary experts in the that touch on taxation. that while they Investigate the exit 109 problem, art of selective biblical quotation have Liberals, churched and unchurched, Today is Monday, Aug. 23, the 235th day of they also become aware of the problem that exit James J. Doherty taken ingenious interpretation in a new will have a deserved chuckle over such 1982 There are 130 days left in the year. created for the residents of Woodland Drive, not Today's highlight in history: direction, by discovering that the Scrip- strained attempts to read Reaganomics to mention the added problem of the commuter On Aug 23, 1775, England's King George III parking area on that street. One day this last Catfish 'giveaway' tures contain a warrant for Ronald Re- into the Bible. But is such proof-texting any proclaimed the existence of open rebellion in the winter, with the snow that fell, the commuters agan s economic policies Two evangelical more contrived than suggestions by re- American colonies. Boynton Beach, Fla. had to park their cars on both sides of the street. To the Editor: political groups, Christian Voice and the ligious liberals that there is only one Chris- On this date: With no exaggeration, there was barely enough James Kilpatrick's comments regarding Christian Voters Victory Fund, have de- tian approach to nuclear disarmament or In 1500. explorer Christopher Columbus was room for one car to pass through. accused of mistreating natives in what is now Catfish and Black-eyed peas, Register 8/9/82, cided to rate congressmen on how they reform in El Salvador? My family has lived on Woodland Drive for mentions that the Department of Agriculture the West Indies and was ordered sent back to 25 years, and has watched this situation grow stand on the Reagan administration's pro- Perhaps the lesson in the Reaganites Spain will buy 2.5 million worth of catfish to distribute worse by the year. With the opening of new to nursing homes, hospitals, etc. posal to index federal tax rates to inflation. unconvincing appeal to Scripture is that In 1914, Japan declared war against Germa- industries in this area, we are very concerned This in essence is a subsidy for the catfish political movements of the right and the ny in World War I. For Christian Voice indexing has spiri- with the effect that will have on an already farmers of Mississippi, who are reportedly ex- tual significance because it offsets the "ru- left should be careful about claiming divine In 1944, Allied troops in France captured the impossible situation. port of Marseille during World War II. pecting a $10 million dollar loss because the inspiration for their programs. VauneA. Peck inous and immoral effects of inflation," In 1975, communist forces completed their supply exceeds the demand. It cost 0.60 cents takeover of Laos. per pound to raise them but the wholesale price is between 0.50 cents and 0.55 cents per pound. Ten years ago: Vice President Spiro Agnew was nominated at the Republican National Con- Satanic messages Good Old Uncle is again pulling someone* High honors vention in Miami Beach to be President Richard Hailet chestnuts out of the fire at our expense. Nixon's running mate for a second term. We are in enough trouble now because of The Monmouth-Ocean Counties chapter To the Editor: irresponsible give away programs and subsidies rector of the Ocean County Board of Free- Five years ago: Maryland Gov. Marvin The following is an open letter to As- of the National Conference of-Christians of the past 25 years. Hopefully the reason behind holders; Joseph J. Saker of Freehold, presi- Mandel was convicted of mail fraud and semblyman John Rocco, R-Camden. and Jews annually presents Brotherhood racketeering after one of the longest federal the catfish give away will not be forgotten. I applaud your efforts to legislate against I have been reading the Register for the past Awards to four persons who have earned dent and chairman of the board of Food- jury deliberations in history. "backward masking" because it does exist. I One year ago: In a veiled reference to the 10 years here in Florida and enjoy it to the distinction through community and civic erama Supermarkets Inc.; Edna W. Shock saw and heard it demonstrated on the "700 fullest. social unrest that was threatening the Polujh Club", a T.V. program on the Christian Broad- activities that increase understanding be- of Matawan, president of the Tuberculosis government, the Soviet Union warned some ofs. cast Network, Virginia Beach, VA. Raymond H. Titman tween persons of different races and re- Control Board; and Robert D.,Scott Sr. of its allies to adhere to Soviet-style communism. One code word used is "Natas," or "Satan" Letters to the editor mast be signed and have ligions. Today's birthdays: Dancer Gene Kelly is 70. Red Bank, director of the Monmouth Coun- backwards. the writer's contplee address aad telephone The recipients of the 1982 awards, who Ballerina Patricia McBride is 40. A tape cassette entitled "Rock-a-bye Baby" number. They mist not exceed Ml words. Not ty Police-Fire Academy. will be honored at the 14th annual Broth- Thought for today: Don't be afraid to take a on this subject is available for a tax exempt acceptable are poetry, endorsements of can- big step if it is indicated. You can't cross a erhood Awards Dinner on Oct. 7, are We congratulate them on an honor well donation from World Missions, Box Mil,,Long didates for office or endorsements of com- chasm in two small jumps. — David Lloyd Beach, Calif., 90801. , mercial product!. All letters are subject to George Buckwald of Lakewood, deputy di- earned. George. British statesman (1863-1945). J. Edgar Hoover's book, "Masters Of De- edillaf. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1982 The Arts The Daily Register A7 Broadway's other side seen By ROB REINALDA Sally Winters' voice U sweet and pure from start to finish, shining in "I MIDDLETOWN — Don't come to THEATER Robert Cloffi's "A Broadway Revue" Have a Love Song" and "I'll Know." expecting to bear mellifluous tenors and Michael Chattier, who co-wrote with lofty sopranos gliding through two hours Ciof fi the non-musical parts of the show, substituted bridges are unfortunately of the best of Rodgers and Hammers- quite thin, offering neither a thematic offers several nice character moments, teln flow nor a set-up of character or situ- but cannot resist doing a Richard What you will find at the Thompson ation. Burton imitation when singing Park Theater Barn, Uncroft, is mostly "Camelot." character voices performing lesser- Bob Smith's rendition of "When I'm known Broadway tunes, sprinkled spar- Not Near the Girl I Love" from "Fl- Chartier triumphs in duets from ingly with more popular ditties from the nlan's Rainbow" is marred by this thin- "Company" (with Liz Young) and from Great White Way. nets. Unless an audience member "How to Succeed in Business Without Fortunately, Cloffi, who compiled knows "Finlan's Rainbow," be will not Really Trying" (withReneeSchnilxer). realize Smith's bounds across stage and the musical material, spares us from Joey Cantaffa's "Gary, Indiana" Is delightful gleam are part of the charac- such tired exercises as "Tomorrow" fun and right on the money. and "What I Did for Love," doing so ter of Og, the leprechaun. Paul Chalakani's direction is better notably and humorously. Instead of character and situation, when it is more dramatic, such as in the The vagueness of the title is a prob- Cioff 1 gives us trivia about the plays and ensemble number "Our Time" from lem; perhaps "Another Side of Broad- scores; some is interesting, but much way" might better indicate this pro- Stephen Sondnelm's "Merrily,We Roll isn't. gram's divergence from standard Along." In other group numbers, The cast, despite the noted short- Broadway hits. Chalakanl mixes a variety of steps comings, is spirited. An actor with an average voice who which keeps at least the visual aspect Lisa Dl Giovanni is particularly is cast in a singing role often can get by strong in her rendition of "Memories" interesting. on the strength of his performance be- from "Cats," an upcoming Broadway FOOTLIGHTS — Performances con- tween songs Here, however, the contex- tinue Friday, Saturday and Sunday with musical based on the poetry of T.S. Reeliter oketo by Cart Aaerew* tual dialogue has been eliminated; the Eliot. curtain at 1:30 p.m. HELPI — Natalie Newsome (Karen Labette), left, Brlggs (Cynthia Stavola) in "Natalie Needs A Nightie," pleads for clothes to her friend Tomasa "Tommy" through Sept. 14 at The Dam Site Dinner Theater. TELEVISION TODAY

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Hagen shows how this man t Nancy Ol*on "Natalie Needs A Nightie," the brisk EVEMNQ THE PRAME An elderty rel- "Iowa Qlrl*' Baaketball could be hoodwinked by Smith-Winnes. ative threat! na to aue lor Tournament" BENNY HsU. farce at The Dam Site, is in the "better custody ol J imea and Caa- MOVE "El Camlno Da Karen Labette as Natalie Newsome • OOI goo a a M'A'S'H A Korean S him than me" vein. interesting. •andra. (R) farmer sell* a goat to La Vide" Mario Humberto is pert and frightened, although she • P.M. MAOAZME An Kllngar and a valuable Jimenez. Miguel Manzano. You identify with Tommy Briggs - But the play's shortcomings lie both CHADUE'S ANGELS seems underutilized as she crosses Interview with Mr. T, the vil- antique lo Cherle* (R) QMFORMADOR the male one - because he's concocted in the script and in parts of the direc- S LAVfRNEi. 8MW.EY 4 S SATURDAY NMHT COMPANY lain ol "Rocky IN"; a visit to a a MOVC **H -Mr. a set of lies to advance himself socially tion. stage deshabille. Don T. Gretzinger as a whale breeding ground In (HBO) MOVIE *** • ONCE UPON A CLASSIC R'a Daughter" 11:30 #J a OUMCY The mother when he tries to squirm out. penchant for hamming it up are ques- worthy ol Edith (Part 6) (R) din. Heather Thome*. Arthur improvisation, the show only runs 1V« and alater ol a young man Briggs' ingenuity — and sheer stu- Murray Dancer*. presumed lo be the victim hours. This means the script is notably tionable. BARNEY MILLER pidity — in making excuses and contriv- 9 LtfTteCWfrwUw ol a bomb Insist the boy la thin. It seems to follow a "fill-in-the- Michael Terzano as Jimmy Wilson, BUCKROOERS •nil alive. ing schemes to avoid being caught is ANMCMA blanks" formula, with requisite Ohio Briggs' friend and wife-in-drag, plays a * MckMl LMfcl. DiHI LslTlwC»ll.rssLlw a a TONNHT (Juesl host: JOKER'S MflLD realistic, if a bit far-fetched, and the George Carlirt jokes (not New Jersey?) and the usual perfect man playing a woman. Cynthia AMMAL WORLD CHWI. (tail OH il bizarre combinations of characters vEorrABLE SOUP digs on marriage and the boss. Stavola, the OTHER Tommy Briggs, make this intriguing. JO) KIDS ON THE a a ABC NEWS MQHT- seethes well, although her focus is BLOCK A unique Iroup. ol a OREAT PERFOW4ANC UNE Finally, at the curtain, you feel a Also, director Joseph Rembisz SATUROAY NNHT ipuppali help chHdran learn a ST. JUDES CHIL- ES "On Qianl'a Shoulders" sense of relief — again, because it was seems to favor placing his actors at the among those that should be redirected. an Important leaaon about DREN'S HOSPITAL Terry Wiles, a victim ol thai- MOVK **v. "Piclure S Kay Stansbury as Rosebud, the what It meana to be handi- TELETHON Danny Thomas idomlde. portray* himaelf In Mommy Dead" (lose. Briggs, and not you. Because the play downstage left and right corners, which Suapenae) Don Ameche. hosts a benelll lor St. the atory ol hla Ilia with Ma has a happy ending, you begin to believe prevents them from focusing while sloshed maid, is hilarious as she aids capped. Martha Hyer Jude's Children'* Hoepit.l adoptive parenta and their you could get away with your own in- speaking or issuing tirades. The couple Briggs in his devious plans. She'll go oamc in Memphis, Tenneeeee. atruggle to Increeee Terry* WRESTLMQ a THH FACE OF THE 'SOS Independence deapHe hla CAPTMNED ABC NEWS trigues. at the center table seemed to become along with anything. Andy Qlbb, Irene Cara and a MOVK ** "Amerl- handicap* (R) S "Natalie Needs A Nightie," an part of the play. The evening — dinner and theater — calhon" (1979. Comedy) Chrialle Srlnkley loin Lee aLAHEREDERA John Rltter. Harvey Korman. American farce in the British style by Derek Smith-Winnes is Briggs, a M.ion aa 22 beautiful mod- (HBO) MOVIE *** is a bright whole. els Irom around the world a ST. JUDE'S CHIL- Neil and Caroline Schaffner, relies on man caught in the Reaganesque eco- "Heaven Can Walt" (l»78, DREN'S HOSPITAL FOOTLIGHTS — Performances con- vie lor the litle "Face Ol Fanlaay) Warren Beatly. character juxtaposition and mistaken nomic squeeze who'll do — and does — The 80a " TELETHON (CONTD) tinue Wednesdays and weekends SUUSCYE Julia Christie a U.S. CMROMCLE "Since identities — lots of them — for its anything to get ahead. Smith-Winnes is MUSIC OF MAN » 30 0 a FILTHY RICH Carlo! through Sept. 14. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m., MOTORWEEK '46" Three decades ol hilarity. clear while frenetic, and rarely misses a THE WAY THEY WERE ta gives Wild Bin and Boot- American hialory reveal a UNCLE «.0Y0 «Ann Mergrel. 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Just before the trip, Joe and Siobhan an awakened by a bail of bullets E.J. keeps date with Chip, who ALL MY CHILDREN: Fearing their romance may be has control of New York air rights During their cooveraation, uncovered. Palmer and Daisy decide to play up their dif- E.J. realties Kirk may be using bribery to gain air rights a presidential run ferences in public. After Estelle tells Benny she's not certain When Chip come* on to E.J. and becomes abusive. OK, sitting the can return to him, Benny takes a turn for the worse, in the next booth, comet to her rescue. Kim's fall at Amanda'* By Tke Associated Press contracting blood poisoning. Catching a lingerie-dad Opal in party only causes a little bruise and much embarrasament. Phoebe's kitchen, Myrtle realises she and Langley are lovers. When Johnny pulls away from Maeve in bed, the realises their BATH, Maine - Independent 1M0 presidential candidate While Opal shops for a ring, Myrtle orders Langley to end the problems are deeper than the thought. Kirk considers divorc- Jotaa Aaderaaa sayt he will decide toon after the November affair. In an attempt to halt the wedding, Phoebe refuses to ing Catsy elections whether to mount a third-party presidential cam- attend Chuck and Carrie's upcoming nuptials. Ray finishes his SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: After Tom comet down on paign in 1984. tunnel to freedom and talks Frazler into escaping alone. Ray Jenny, he apologises to Stu for misjudging his father. Invited Anderson laid hit decision will depend on what happens in then reports the break and Frader is killed. Ray, cited as a to a gala dance, Stu asks Jenny to be his date. Lisa returns to this year's congressional elections hero, obtains early parole. At Silver's suggestion, Erica holds Henderson with Travis but It suffering from emotional prob- He said he feels recent polls show widespread disenchant- press conference to talk about her future as an American lems. Travis receives a letter from Rutty. Stephanie takes ment with the political system. Beauty. Lars is furious, Kent is charmed and Erica is kept on 990,000 to lite in the gambling sting she's planning with "I think there is growing sentiment for a new party, one as Sensualle's spokeswoman. Martin. Sunny and Lee are supposed to spy on the other card perhaps that would enliven what has become a rather sterile ANOTHER WORLD: Returning to Bay City, Henrietta players' hands, but their plant may not turn out. Andy admits (political) process In this country," the former Illinois con- tells Bob she wants a divorce. Di against Steve and Rachel she likes Stu. Suit and Brian have a major argument and the gressman said over the weekend. getting together. Steve tells Alice be cares for her but loves It fired, but Warren bat Rlngo talk to her boss in an attempt to Anderson said he hat been traveling across the country, Rachel. Chris informs Cass it is James she's interested in. get her job back. meeting with political acquaintances and monitoring public Cecille learns that Elena and Louis St. George knew each TEXAS: T.J. wants Ashley to admit that the still loves sentiment toward a third party in 1M4. He spoke at a Maine other in childhood. Although Liz offers to help finance the him. George St. John flirts with Rent, causing Judith to | Common Cause symposium. film, Milos really wants to collect the insurance money become furious. Lurlene cannot believe Joel's statement that Gene Kelly hitt the 70 mark Without telling Steve, Rachel gives financial aid to Black- he still loves her very much. Spotting Judith in hit studio hawk. Ada takes in Pete's sisters. tearing Rein's picture off the wall, George it surprised With NEW YORK - Geae Kelly turns 70 today, and the dancer AS THE WORLD TURNS: Annie and Jeff wed. As Marge Billy Joe in New York to observe a game show which may be says he plans to hang up his dancing shoes, a New York sleeps in Lisas bed, Whit McCall, Lisa's wealthy and airing over KVIK, Hunt and Ruby serve as co-hosts. While at newspaper reports. powerful husband, gets into the bed expecting to find Lisa. K V1K, Brette almost hit by sandbag. "I'm going to spend all my time behind the camera and Margo, thinking Whit is the Oakdale rapist, uses her karate, YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: When Kevin first regains not in front of one," the Daily Newt quoted Kelly at laying. seriously injuring Whit. Whit wants Margo off the police consciousness he cannot remember anyone. A frightened "I'm into directing and producing now." force. Kim upset over Steve and Betsy's burgeoning friend- Nikki fleet to the chapel and vowa if Kevin comet back to The newspaper said yesterday that Kelly does not plan to ship. Miranda is paroled from prison and reunited with Bllan. normal she will leave him to be can get together with Carolyn. dance in public again. John unhappy with the thought of Margo and Tom marrying. Kevin suddenly regains memory. Nikki tells Carolyn she CAPITOL; For Julie and Tyler's wedding, Wally buys a intends to leave town and wants Carolyn to stay with Kevin. Thatcher twin* aren't really dote (1.000 vase Learning that Myrna will be hosting the Claire is responding to medication, causing Robert to think it LONDON - Mark and Carol Thatcher, Prime Minister bipartisan conclave at her home, Judson refuses to attend. may be time to tell his daughter that her mother it alive. A Margaret Thatcher's 29-year-old twins aren't "particularly Tyler running third in congressional polls. Polls also show custodian at the sanitarium comes on to Claire, and she nearly close," Carol Thatcher said in a newspaper interview pub- that Mark Denning could win if he ran for president. Julie and strangles him. Telling John about her ton, Jill explains that lished yesterday. Tyler come to an understanding about the kiss she saw him the boy needt to go away to school. John, feeling sorry for Jill Discussing her flamboyant, auto-racing brother, Carol give Sloane Wally tells Clarissa he still loves Julie and wants and also in love with her, asks her to marry him. Jack swears Thatcher, a journalist, said he likes expensive nightclub*, the to marry her. Trey is charmed by Kelly, unaware that she is to Ashley that marriage will never come off no matter who he really Shelley Granger. Lawrence furious at Kelly and Treys prefers country pub*. And when she suggested he quit motor- hat to hurt. Paul befriends Cindy, but Walker warns her not to racing after getting lost in the Sahara tor six days on • rally dating. trust Paul. JOHN ANDERSON last January, he told her to mind her own business. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Josh and Jessie enjoy their honeymoon. Anna tells Marlena she wants to divorce Roman and have him keep Carrie. Although Neil is on road to recovery, Marie feels Liz could harm him and gets Evan to bar Liz from Neil's hospital room. Tony forces Liz to return to hospital as volunteer. When Tnsh quits Shenanigans and exits TAKE IT OFF! town. Tony names Danny the club's manager. Renee tells Marlena she fears she's slipping into her old manipulative ways Just after proposing marriage to Sandy and professing The savings of thousands his love. Evan asks a new nurse for a date. Sandy overjoyed to get staff position at hospital. Stephano gives Evan valuable more you'd pay for ring Renee and David make love. DOCTORS: Steve is latest plague victim, while hospital is comparable cars. JD quarantined. Maggie searching for drug to combat the epidemic Jeff has plans for romantic evening with Adrienne, but is caught in the hospital quarantine. Philip Manning becomes hospital spokesman and strongly supports Althea. A, EDGE OF NIGHT: Spencer's search for right safety deposit box is futile Raven discovers a key in Jeff's coat. Continuing to court Val, Sky wants to buy the newspaper. Damieh shot but only slightly wounded, and Calvin wonders who Loomis really is. Jodie learns Chad's parents have been killed GENERAL HOSPITAL: The phony Van Gelder assures Luke Holly's land has oil, but a still uncertain Luke will not release the escrow account, so Holly is unable to withdraw the cash When Holly's dad Charles becomes ill, the returned Mark Dante comes to his aid and cannot quite remember where he knows Charles from. A widowed Mark discusses old times with Steve Scotty gets Edward to give him 150,000 in order to get Susan to drop her palimony suit. Scotty refuses the bribe, won't return the money and turns the cash over to Lee When his mother dies, Blackie gets burial money from Luke, but when the burial rate goes up, Blackie rolls a drunk for the cash and the drunk gets a look at Blackie. Very much in love, Noah and Tiffany plan vacation. Monica openly angry when Alan wants part-time custody of his illegitimate ton Jason. Susan gets Heather a hostess job at the Floating Rib. Packy is shot. . GUIDING LIGHT: Returning from London, Quint learns Silas holding Nola and agrees to give golden cradle in ex- change for her. Silas forces Nola to write Bea a letter saying she is in Hollywood and will send for the baby later. The California postmark gives the letter authenticity, but Tony knows the truth. Going back to St. Croix to talk with Morgan, Kelly discovers she's been marooned with Josh. A jealous Kelly savagely beats Josh Back in Springfield, Maureen talks Kelly into phoning Morgan. The two pledge their love. Kelly then receives a call from New York saying the wallet and locket taken when Morgan was mugged have been found. Rita agrees to divorce Ed. Justin wants Philip to live with him. Floyd and Leslie Ann to set October wedding. 1 ONE LIFE TO LIVE: A series of setbacks hit* Marco's film: Rudy tries to quit as leading man; a fir* breaks out, but Rate manages to save everyone; film of Tony's perfect parachute stunt is overexposed. Euphemla sends Drew to Llanview to get even with Asa for taking the Ralston fortune years ago. Drew is using Bo as bis dupe. Going to California, Georgina gives Jimmy permission to go on Tony and Pat'i honeymoon. Solving the Banner treasure puzzle, Clint has tall picture as a winner run on the front page of the Chronicle. Dorian pushing DA's office to pursue baby switch. RYAN'S HOPE: Dom warns Joe that Joe is in danger from the underworld, causing Joe and Siobhan to plan a ATTENTION! 226 Hewitt 22* Hazlet Celebrity is now also NOTICE TO IIDDEHS be enclosed in seeled envelopes LIOtL AOVt •IIKMINT bearing the name and address of the NOTICE is hereby given that Bidder end labeled as follows: included in this offer. sealed bidi will oe received by the Hailet Township Board of Educe Board Serretarr/Scriool Business Hon. I? Bethany Rood. Hailet. Hew Administrator of the Hailtt Town- Jersey 07710. ATT: Mr. Eugene A. ship Board of Education tor: Bid Konopeckl. Bid Mac fSl-H Beers Spec #« M Beers Street Rtrooflno Street Reproofing Protect ProitCI Aug a tli.U Seeled bids will M opened and read in public tor consideration by trie Board Secretary/School Busi- Ml Little Silver ~ ness Administrator of the Hailet NOTICI Township Board of Education on "TAKE NOTICE that on August Tuesday. September 14. Ivil at 2:00 17. ltd the Little Silver Planning PM prevailing time All sealed bids Board approved a minor subdivision Irom vendors and/or contractors of Lot eS In Slack >S for Shadow •will be accepted et the time of the Bid Opening Only when called by the Lawn Sayings and Loan Assocle Board Secretary/School Business lion" Admlnlstretor Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan Association Instructions to Bidders. Specif- Aug. 11 U 00 ications and Proposal Forms may be eiamlned et the Boerd Secretary/ School Business Administrator's Of- CAVALIER fice, n Bethany Road. Hatlet, N.J. and secured by prospective bidders between 1:00AM and 4 00 P M , 234 Mldflletewit CITATUM. upon receipt of a check mede pay PUBLIC MOTICI CHEVETTE able to the Heilet Township Board of The Planning Board of MkJ- Education. In the amount of UO 00 dletown Township took the fallowing lor one set of these documents. NON action at their meeting of August II. REFUNDABLE •tali Each Proposal mutt be accom- Aoerovetf preliminary and final panied by a Surety's Consent and a malor subdivision for Anthony Com These Chevy incentives to us, on Chevette, Citation, Cavalier and Celebrity, end on Aug. 31,1982. Hurry! Certified Check. Cashier's Check, or po. for premises located at Ms II A bid Bond at the Bidder's discretion II. Mock M. Route «» Mlddlasewn for not less than ten percent of the Township. amount of the old payable to the Approved Zoning Ordlr.ance Hajlet Township Board of Educe lion, except that the amount of trie Chech shall not exceed U0.OM nor Dorothy O'Shaughnessy shall It be less than sMO The lira Acting Secretary Surety shall be bound to furnish Per Aug. n KM Payment Bonds which hereinafter At your AMERICAS may be required The successful bidder will be required to furnish, within ten ftO) 144 Tlnton Palis days after the award, a Surety's KOTIC« Corporation Performance Son*) PUBLIC NOl IC( Is hereby elv equal to one hundred percent (100%) 9*1 thjrt ft># fttlaytJVIfVO •PPTCVAl Wftal of the Contract Price and a Surety given at the raajylar maatlnt of the Corporation payment Bond eoual to Tlnton Falls Planning, Board an Au one hundred percent iioo"kl of the gust II. Ml: Lenaae Woods. Block Contract Price, such Surety Com- 54, Lots II a. II Phial site Plan. pany lo be acceptable to the HUM Said decision Is en tile and even Township Board of Education and author lied to do business In the State of New Jersey Falls. New Jersey •Ids must be made on Us* Stan- Sheila t Van Winkle, Secretary dard Proposal Forms provided Ml AIM. n U.fa the manner designated herein, must HENRY 8CHAEFER BS The Daily Register GEORGE 8HEEHAN B5 COMICS B6 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST23,1982 Sports Focus B Gillam takes Sweepstakes Trophy By USA FODERARO RED BANK - Skip Gillam of Hialeah. Fla , formerly of Oceanport, was awarded the National Sweepstakes Trophy yesterday for his overall victory in the 280 hydroplane class in the 43rd National Sweepstakes Regatta. Driven by Wheeler Baker of Chester, Md., Gillam s "Last Blast II" also captured first place in the Governor's Cup Invitational Grand Prix, a five-lap staggered start race open to 145 hydros, 280 hydros, and 2.5 Litre hydros. Regatta results', B3

"1 feel great," exclaimed Gillam, the 1981 and 1982 national champion in the 280 class. "I've raced in the ' sweepstakes for the past 25 years and have never won either the National Sweepstakes Trophy or the Governor's Cup. I'm speechless." The trophy, presented to the overall winner of the 280 class, is a genuine bronze statue which was given to the regatta committee by the French government in the 1930s. Gillam also received the Governor's Cup from Red Bank Mayor Michael Arnone at the trophy presentation in Marine Park. Sea Bright's Art Apy, piloting his 280 Hydro "Encore II," just missed a possible victory in the 280 class due to engine failure in the second heat, costing him the awesome trophy. After having flown over the Navesink at 115 miles per hour to win the first heat, Apy seemed to have a slight edge on Gillam in the second heat when his red and white machine suddenly conked out in the second lap. "My kill switch went off at the wrong time," said Apy in to »y Can ParIM mild disgust. "The kill switch is a safety device attached to BLAST TO VICTORY — Last Blast, driven bv Wheeler Baker of Chester, Md. and the National Sweepstakes Regatta Trophy after capturing the Governor's Cup the driver. And when the driver goes out of the boat, the owned by Skip Gillam, formerly of Oceanport.'who now lives in Hialeah, Fla., wins Grand Prix in the 280 hydroplane. Last Blast also won the 280class title. switch shuts off the engine." But Apy, a favorite of many enthusiasts of the area, didn't two hour delay on Saturday resulting from heavy winds. Stuart Shane of Havre de Grace, Md., national champion class. walk away empty handed. He was awarded the John DeVito "We've got perfect weather and just a slight breeze which and national high-point champ, zoomed around the 1% miles John Fitzgerald of Rio Grande piloted his "Leprechaun," Memorial Trophy for second place in the class. makes the boats run well." race course in his "Highjacker," a 145 hydro capable of a 7 Litre hydro, the fastest and largest class of the weekend, Approximately 50 power boats, representing eight dif- speeds up to 105 miles per hour, to capture first place. Shane's to finish on top. And Mary Van Lenten of Boonton piloted ferent classes, tore up the river in what is considered the fifth James McMaster of Greenfield plowed through the water efforts were rewarded with the Mexican Goodwill Trophy, a Math Magic," a 1200 hydro, to take the title. largest power boat race in the country. Having travelled from in his Jersey Speed Skiff, "Just For Fun," to earn an overall perpetual award in the form of a sundial which was given to James Nader of Elmira, NY. drove "Mad Dog," a Super every .corner of the East coast, the rapid racers enjoyed victory for the ever popular Skiff class. McMaster was the regatta committee by the Mexican government as a Stock Runabout, to win the Waterford Invitational Grand smooth sailing under sunny skies as an estimated 2,000 presented the Primevera Trophy and the Bob Presley Memo- symbol of comraderie. Prix. Sponsored by Waterford Crystal, the Grand Prix was spectators took to the banks of the Navesink to experience the rial Award, the second for coming closest to the world record. open to all Super Stocks and Ski Racing Runabouts. thunderous roar of the engines and the majestic sprays from Chris Oliver of Galesville, Md. drove "Every Penny," a Tillman Mohr of York, Pa. received the Sam Crooks Richard Sooy of May's Landing was presented the William the hydroplanes. 2 5 Litre hydro, to finish first overall in the class. This craft Award for his performance in the 850 hydroplane class. The Rilner Memorial Award in appreciation of his many years of "Everything is going really well today," Regatta Chair- measures 16 feet and reaches speeds of 125 miles per hour. Sal's Tavern Restaurant Award went to Kenneth Brodie of service to the National Sweepstakes Regatta as engine inspec- man Frank Hawk of Atlantic Highlands said, refering to the Oliver was awarded the Woody Pliescott Memorial Trophy. Grande Island, NY. for his overall victory in the Super Stock tor. Righetti displays old form in 3-1 win NEW YORK (AP) - Dave Righetti, anyone to say that the sophomore jinx fourth when Roy Smalley singled to fighting the sophomore jinx all year, got tome." right off starter Jim Gott, 4-9, with two was coasting to his first major league The left-hander scattered just three outs and Ken Griffey hit his seventh shutout until the eighth inning when singles and did not allow a runner past homer of the year and second in three Lloyd Moseby smacked the second pitch second base until the eighth, when games. off the right upper deck facade at Yan- Moseby led off with his eighth homer of New York added a run in the fifth on kee Stadium. the year. a throwing error by Toronto first "That was the first 'real' home run After Moseby's homer, Alfredo Grif- baseman Willie Upshaw. I've given up in this park," said the 1981 fin singled, which brought on Gossage, Toronto's Damaso Garcia went 0- American League Rookie of the Year, who earned his 27th save. For-4, snapping a 20-game hitting streak, whose seven innings of five-hit ball, The Yankees took a 2-0 lead in the the longest in Toronto history. combined with Rick Gossage's two in- nings of one-hit relief, lifted the New York Yankees over the Toronto Blue Jays 3-1 yesterday. Braves only 1 out "The last one was a cheap inside- the-parker." Righetti's recent performances have been a complete reversal since he was after topping Mets sent down to Columbus of the Interna- tional League June 27. But since being recalled a month ago, he has settled ATLANTA (AP) - Dale Murphy lowing singles by Brian Giles and down and hasn't lost a game in four drove in four runs, including a pair with' Mookie Wilson. starts and four relief appearances. his 30th homer of the season, in the Murphy's blast over the left field Now 8-5, he has given up just three seventh inning, to power a 17-hit attack fence came off loser Jesse Orosco, 2-9, earned runs in his last 37 Mi innings and that boosted the Atlanta Braves to a following a single by Rafael Ramirez, has lowered his earned run average to wild 10-9 triumph over the New York who had four hits and drove in two runs. 3.46. Mets yesterday for their fourth con- "I wish I could say I was doing secutive victory. The Braves picked up what turned out to be the decisive run in the eighth something different," he said. "But I'm The loss extended the Mets' losing really not. It's just a matter of con- off, Tom Hausman, the Mets' fourth streak to seven games and was only the pitcher, on a double by Matt Sinatro and fidence and concentration. I'm always sixth victory in the last 26 for the thinking positive. Now when I get be- Jerry Royster's single. New York's Braves, who gained another game on Dave Kingman homered in the ninth off hind a hitter, I don't think about walking Los Angeles and trail the first-place Los him. I haven't thought about walking Gene Garber, his 30th, before the Angeles Dodgers by just one game in the Braves' relief ace posted his 23rd save. anyone for a month now. National League West. "When I went down, everything was The Braves had gone ahead 7-6 in the fifth when Murphy drew a two-out, THROWING ERROR — New York Yankees pitcher Toronto Blue Jays Llovd Moseby. Moseby moved to messed up. Now I look at that as a two- Ellis Valentine, who drove in four week vacation to clear my head. All I runs for New York, put the Mets ahead bases-loaded walk from Orosco after Dave Righetti was charged with an error on a pickoff second on the play at Yankee Stadium. Ramirez tied the score with a run-scor- throw to first baseman Lee Mazzilli as they tried to get know is I want to win twice as many 8-7 in the sixth with a two-out two-run ******** games as I win this year. I don't want double off reliever Steve Bedrosian fol- ing infield hit.

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•euro OS r»>.., Sou* B M - nan do 3 tot* B2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ, MONDAY, AUGUST 23,1982 Jets bombard error- plagued Oilers HOUSTON (AP) — New York JeU Quar- and hit four of four panes for SI yards in his terback Richard Todd hit Jerome Barkum first series to set up Leahy's SS-yard field with a M-yard touchdown pau and Johnny goal. Lynn recovered a blocked punt in the end The JeU, meanwhile, sacked the Oiler zone to key a 24-point tint half yesterday and quarterback five times, including three times lead the JeU to a JJ-16 victory over the error- in the first half plagued Houston Oilers. Luck, the Oilers second round draft Lynn rammed in from the left side to choice from West Virginia, finished the first block a punt by rookie Skip Johnston and then half with four completions on 10 attempts for recovered it in the end xone in the first It yards and one interception. quarter of the exhibition game to start the The Oilers had more success with Nielsen Jets toward a a 24-0 half time lead. at quarterback. Nielsen hit eight of bis first After Todd found Barkum wide open In 10 passes to ignite the brief rally. Nielson the Oiler secondary for the 34-yard touch- finished with 18 completions on 31 attempts down shot, the Jets scored two more times for 214 yards and two touchdowns before halftime, aided by Oiler miscues. Todd completed seven of 13 passes for 89 Fullback Mike Augustynlak rammed for a yards in his two quarters of playing time. three yard touchdown set up on a 17 yard Ryan finished with nine completions on 11 interception return to the Oiler JO by Ken attempts for 95 yards and one touchdown. Schroy. Linebacker Ron Crosby recovered a Houston fumble at the Oiler 30 to set up a 42- M.. • • » •* yard field goal by Pat Leahy. NVJ—Lvnno recovered blacked puirt In and i«w (Laattv kkkr Houston starting quarterback Gifford NVJ eukvm 34 MM from Todd (Laaftv kkk) Nielsen rallied the Oilers in the second half, H>J Auguinn.il J run (Laaftv kick) hitting touchdown passes gf 34 yards to Tim HYJ— FG Laattv 43 MY J—ro LMkv a Smith and 14 yards to rookie Gary Allen. MOU T SnlltiUtni from NWW Homo kick) HOU W.I. lianii Itappod out of and ion. Leahy added a 38-yard field goal for the MOU— Alton t4 post from Nlolion (Komnkkkl Jets in the third quarter and backup quarter- NVJ—Slophoni I pou from Ryan (kkk (•"Ml A—tOJII M 0 n back Pat Ryan hit Steve Stephens with a one- FlrU doom MM « 0H 01 Ru.h.w.rd» . MO yard touchdown pass for the Jets. Poftilng vardt It IM The Oilers scored a safety in the fourth Rtturn yard* 31 21 Socki . M ll quarter when Jets punter Chuck Ramsey PaMOt U-M-* 214J-I Punti 1-M 4-a purposely stepped out of the end zone. FumbM Loll M 4-1 Panama*. Yard* 11-M o-4S Jets defensive end Joe Klecko, seeing his Tim. o( Pououlon nil 11:17 first action of the preseason, sacked Luck INDIVIDUAL I • »D1 «l RUSHING—N.w York, CruUhlt.M 11-55. Lawls 7-J4, Au twice in the first half and blocked a 40-yard Outtvnlak J 13 Houlton. Edwards • Jt. Croft S-21, Campb.ll field goal attempt by Houston's Toni Fritsch III) PASSING—WOW York. Todd r uoor r*von »tto?s The Jets out-gained the Oilers 106 yards to Houston. Nlalion IB 31 0 114 Luck 4 10 I 3*. Roovot 110 13 LEANS INTO RECORD — Golfer JoAnne Carrier RECEIVING—Now York, Sonn 440, Lowlt 1>. Wolkor BAD LUCK — Houston Oilers rookie quarterback Oliver Luck is sacked bv New five in the first quarter when Todd completed Ma. • JOMI in. Barkum IK Houlton. CampMII 111. T. applies body English to her chip shot on the 15th six of 10 passes for 82 yards. Pat Ryan Smltn 1 at. Ballon J Jl York Jets Joe Klecko and fumbles the ball during yesterday's NFL game. Earl hole during yesterday's final round of the World FIELD GOALS MISSID—NOW York. L.ahv 41. Houilon. replaced Todd in the second half for the Jets Frlt«h40.<;. K.m»« Campbell recovered the ball for a 13 yard loss. Championships of Women's Golf at Shaker Heights Country Club in Cleveland, earner saved par en route to a 4-under-par finish for her 35th pro vic- tory, earning her a spot in the LPGA Hall of Fame. Lendl's forehand masters Den ton in ATP

MASON, Ohio (AP) — Third-seeded Ivan Lendl broke the tournament's 11th seed in Garner's win Lendl of Chechoslovakia rode his powerful the nth game, but Denton broke right back in and accurate forehand yesterday to a 6-2, 7-6 the 12th game, the only time in the match victory over Steve Denton and captured the that he could solve Lendl's serve. $300,000 ATP Tennis Championships at the That sent the two into a tiebreaker, and Jack Nicklaus Sports Center Denton quickly took a 2-1 lead as Lendl is milestone sandwiched two unforced errors around a "It was one of the bigger wins because all of the big players are here," the right-hander forehand he rifled into the corner. said after disposing of Denton in the national- When Denton held his two serves, he had a ( LKV ELAN'D (API — JoAnne Carner played her way 4-1 lead. But again Lendl's forehand, which into the LPGA Hall of Fame yesterday, winning the ly televised match in 1 hour, 32 minutes. The victory was worth $48,000 to Lendl he ripped from the inside out, pulled him Chevrolet World Championship of Women's Golf by a even. lournamenl record five shots and earning $50,000 to break and and raised his 1982 earnings to 11,238,050 the single season money-winning record Denton, who was seeded 11th in this 64-player The two then held serve, Denton fighting off one match point, before Lendl ended the The 4:1 year old veteran's 35th career victory was hard court tournament, collected $24,000 for finishing second. contest with a backhand passing shot down buill on a closing round of I-under par 71 for a 72-hole the line, winning the tiebreaker 9-7. total nt 284. lour strokes below par in this $150,000 Lendl had moved into the finals by down- invitational for 12 international golfers ing second-seeded Jimmy Connors on Satur- It was Lendl's third Volvo Grand Prix day, while Denton had upset top-seeded John victory this year. He also has won seven WCT Carrier was never out of the lead on all four days and events w.ts the only player to master Shaker Heights Country McEnroe The victory here on the DecoTurf Denton, who is ranked 19th in the world on Clubs par Ayako Okamoto finished a distant second with II court, the same kind used at the U.S. Open, the ATP computer, has now lost to Lendl all J Una I round of 3-underpar 69 for a 217 total. She makes Lendl one of the favorites for Ameri- three times they have met. The strong right- collected $26,000, ca's premier tournament, which begins in nine days. hander, who has climbed nearly 400 places on Arm Alcott, who started the day in second place, five the ATP computer singles rankings in the ^hiiis behind (arncr. matched par 72 and took the third- The Czech right-hander needed only 30 minutes to capture the opening set, breaking past two years, was in only his third Grand Rlace money ol $17,000 with a total of 290. Prix singles final. He has yet to win. l\jiu Sheehan also posted 72. earning her a fourth Denton in the fifth and seventh games. Denton served nine aces, but also double- place tie with Australia's Jan Stephenson, the current But Denton, a University of Texas gradu- faulted four times. Lendl had no aces, taking t.l'i; A i•hampion Stephenson shot 73 to equal Sheehan's ate who now lives in Driscoll, Texas, used his strong serve to battle the Czech right-hander pace off his serve in the windy conditions and ATP CHAMPION — Third seeded Ivan Lendl stretches to reach a backhand during hitting 80 percent of his first serves. yesterday's ATP finals against Steve Denton. Lendl won, 6-2,7-6 to pocket $48,000. Janet Alex, the current US Women's Open cham- mi even terms in the second set. pion, mil Hollis Stacy tied for sixth place with their totals ol 294 Stacy played the best golf of the cool, cloudy day, coming in with a 68 Alex posted a 71. Sandra Haynie closed with 71 for 297. Nancy Lopez Steady Collins wins Seniors Golf Classic had 72— 298, Marta Figueras-Dotti of Spain, the lone iniiiieur in this field, shot 77—302 Beth Daniel Scored 75 SYRACUSE, NY. ,'AP) -Playing steadi- Collins and 8 over par. January shared the consistently, with 73-71-71 before his cool, the winning break. He putted 33 times in the -104 and Sally Little of South Africa, the leading 1982 ly while challengers faltered, Bill Collins third-round lead with Collins at 215, but skied collected fourth round. round and reached all but two greens in money winner coming into this tournament. 74—305. won the $150,000 Greater Syracuse Seniors to a 6-over 77 Sunday while playing in the He had one bogey and a compensating regulation. (arner now has 1982 earnings of $248,109. almost Golf Classic with a 1-under par round of 70 final threesome with Goalby and Collins. birdie on the front nine, then ran off a string January, having as much trouble putting ilT.OOO more than the previous LPGA single season yesterday and a 72-hole total of 285. After four days at Bellevue, not a golfer of eight'eonsecutive pars before the birdie-3 as Collins was accurate, suffered through record nosted by Daniel in 1980 She also pushed her all The $25,000 first-place money was the could match par, but Collins played the most on the 345-yard 17th hole which proved to be. two double bogeys in his round. 'ime career earnings past $1.26 million most ever won.by Collins, who had four Daniel won the first two titles in this even by a single Professional Golfers' Association tour vic- In.: This lime, however. Daniel settled for 11th place. tories in 1959 and the 1980s. His last, regular She rud a 'losing 75 for a total of 304 and earned $2,000. tour victory was the 1962 Buick Open, and it paid $8,000. Bumphus to get shot at crown Australian Guy Wolstenholme, who had to qualify for the first-ever PGA-sponsored McAFEE (AP) — Johnny Bumphus is the Midway through the first round, Bump- disclosed plans to get Bumphus a fight with event at the 6,572-yard Bellevue Country Club U.S. Boxing Association junior welterweight hus, a southpaw, began the lightning quick WBC junior welterweight champion Leroy LPGA SCORES layout, also shot 70 but bogeyed the 18th bole champion and now he has been promised a jabs he used to dominate the fight. Haley to finish second at 286. chance to add tne World Boxing Council title In the second and third rounds, Bumphus to his belt. "We've talked to Don King (who has in the tiM.OOO Cfwvr 1*1 World After rolling in a 12-foot putt for a birdie-3 repeatedly scored with almost every jab as at the 17th hole, Collins approached the 18th Bumphus, an undefeated 23-year-old, easi- Jimenez unsuccessfully attempted to pursue Haley under contract)... and he didn't give a date or which defense it would be, but he said •70-71—211 tee aware he was leading for the first time in ly stopped Ricardo Jimenez at 1:16 of the theClementon, N.J. native. -4*75— 211 we'd be able to get together on it," Dan Duva ;Q_73 ,i 71 holes Trying for accuracy in the wind, he eighth round of a scheduled 10-round bout at i Jimenez' right eye began to swell in the said. 72-/5 J2( blasted a 3-wood about 320 yards off the the Americana Great Gorge Resort here yes- fourth round and continued to close through • i ..nan 73-71—?2( terday. 7574-223 elevated tee, hit a wedge to the green on the the sixth, round from Bumphus' jabs. Duva is more interested in a fight with , V.r ',1 F BUCrtlS Ootti 71 7*— 22J 449-yard hole and sank a 3Vfc-foot putt for the Ranked No. 2 by the World Boxing As- 77 75—124 In the sixth round, a straight left followed Haley than with WBA champion Aaron Pryor ;i 90 22< victory. sociation and No. 4 by the WBC, Bumphus because Pryor has a title defense scheduled 1 . 74 80-216 by a right hook from Bumpbus dropped Bob Goalby, playing with Collins, and showed devastating hand speed and a rapid Jimenez for a nine count. in November against WBC lightweight cham- Peter Thomson bogeyed the 18th hole and fire, punishing right jab as he did not lose a pion Alexis Arguello. Bumphus would have to finished tied for third at 287. round as to Jimenez, 21, of Los Angeles. Bumphus trapped Jimenez in a neutral wait several months past that date before Fifth place at 289 went to Bob Rosburg, "He sure can use that right hand," corner in the eighth round and unleashed the facing the Pryor-Arguello winner. whose sparkling round of 68 matched the Bumphus' co-manager Lou Duva said. two-handed flurry that prompted Referee lowest shot during the PGA event for pros He II paint you with an inside jab, he can Paul Venti to stop the nationally televised Bumpbus, who raised his record to lb-0 over SO years old, and Gene Littler. hit you with a straight jab and he can hook off fight with 11 knockouts, wasn't overly enthusiastic Paul Harney and Don January finished in that right hand. It's just a fantastic right The fight's promotor, Dan Duva, presi- with the victory over Jiminez, 28-7-2 with 17 a tie for seventh at 292 — 7 shots behind hand that he's got." dent of Main Events and son of Lou Duva, knockouts. Wadkins9 65 is too good for Kite in Buick

GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP) - Lanny who now has won three PGA tournaments back steadily and never could mount a Magnolia Classic earlier this year, fell back Wadkins fired a brilliant 7-under-par 66 in the this year, pulled his tee shot badly on the 18th charge. to 1 under twice and never could get better final round and held off a determined bid by and the ball landed in the ninth fairway. He Stewart, who won the Quad Cities and than that. He finished at H. Tom Kite to win the $350,000 Buick Open golf hit his second snot into the wet sand in the championship with a record 15-under total of right bunker, well below the pin, and blasted 273 at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club out to within 5 feet of the pin. yesterday. His putt to save par appeared to be sliding BUICK OPEN SCORES Veteran George Archer finished in a past the hole, but curled in at the last mo- three-way tie for second with third-round co- ment and Wadkins thrust his hands in the air in relief. leaders Curtis Strange and Payne Stewart at GRAND BLANC, Mich. _ Third-round itarai In tha Rn Caidwaii - , . 71-40-72—111 12-under 276 over the 7,001-yard, par-72 That put the pressure on Kite to birdie the 13*0,000 Buick Opan at lha7.001 verd, par-72 Warwick Hills Phil Hancock .. 73-44-71—It 1 Goll A Country Club: . Tim Simmon ... 70 4* /7 211 layout. 18th if be hoped to force a playoff, but' his Pavne Slawart aM*-47—204 victor Ragaiado 4*4* /j in approach shot landed about 4 feet below the Curtit Stranga 44-4t-4*—204 Mlk* Raid ,, .. 7040 73—211 Defending champion Hale Irwin and Jack Peter jacobsan , 71-47-40—107 Scott Slmpsoti \ .. *Mf-73—111 Renner were two strokes behind that trio at hole and his putt was firm but pulled up about Bob Eastwood ...-. •» 714»-W7 Mike Smith two inches short. 7o4ia»-2o; Lao Ntalson .*.'. 72 70-70—112 10-under 278. • • Tom Kit*....!....!..!.!!!!'.!.!!!!. 71-47-4a_2O7 EdSnead ' 70-72 70-212 Wadkins, who earned $63,000 for his vic- The victory gave put Wadkins over Larry Ziegler .' MMW—20t Futiv Zoallar „ 70^72 70-311 Mike Donald Barry Jaackal 734* 70—III tory, was tied with ite at 15-under after'both $200,000 in earnings, marking the third time John Cook ZZZZZZZ'.'.'.'.Z.^-n-n—im Mark Ha vat . 74-44 70—212 Craig Stadier r 4ta71--2OI Bruce Devlin r24*-71— 311 men birdied the 588-yard, par-516th bole. he has topped that figure. However, this is Lanny Watfkins 4471'71-201 Mark Ptall ••'- However, Kite, playing one threesome the best single year he has ever enjoyed in a Wayne Lavl 7i-af-4«-m Tom Purtaar '.'. 70-4* 73 -112 Gavin Lavanson 7»>4*-7O-2O» Dave Eichaibarger ( .. 73 71 70—US behind Wadkins, hit his tee shot way right career that has seen him earn a million Fred Couples , 71 44-77—70* Andy Baan 73-/170-111 dollars. George Archer Stave Melnyfc „ „ 71 72 70-111 into deep rough with a 6-iron on the par-3 Lou Graham 70-72-4*—210 EdFlorl ... n 7i 71—in 17th, chipped up to about six feet and rolled Strange and Stewart started the day with Jack Rannar Jim Colbert 714*72-1)3 ClarerK* Rosa 7^4f^•-2»o Tim Norrit i . 12 71 71- 114 his put just by the cup for a bogey to (all back a three stroke lead over the rest of the field. Ed Dougherty 71 »• 7O~}10 Bobbv Clampetl J .. 70-7371—114 Strange birdied the first two holes to go (our Jtft Mitchell , 7O-72-4«~2n Bin Caltaa . 7J-707I—114 to 14-under. John Adam ,..._ 40-74-4*- 211 Mark Cakavacchla ra7171-114 Wadkins needed a gutsy save for a par on under and looked like be could make a run- Calvin Peeu 72-70-4*—211 Jack Parent r 74 40 71-114 away of the tournament. However, he fell Dan Haildarson 4f-7l-71—111 Paul Afinecr ;.. .. 74 70 71—11} Kite bV one stroke. the 18th hole to maintain his lead. Wadkins, Dan Ouialtv 7O7*-7t—211 Chip Back .. N 70-71-11J SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, AUQUST23.1982 The Drily Register B3 Irish Mist wins 2 events in County Horse Show By JIM HINTELMANN Association moved the shows ahead one Chapot, was the reserve champion in week this year. the Open Jumpers. EAST FREEHOLD - Irish Mist, "Many of the children that usually Adam's Apple, owned by Lisa Childs owned by Doug Byrd of Toms River, compete in this show didn't show up this of Fort Monmouth, won the Special scored a pair of perfect scores to win year," Koch said. "They are getting Hunter class with 10 points while I Can both the Open Working Hunter and ready to go back to school and want to Do It, owned by Dana Nankarbis of Pleasure Division of yesterday as the take a few weeks off. They get a little Middletown, took first in the Children's Monmouth County Horse Show con- tired of riding all year. , Pony Hunter with 11 points. cluded a five-day stand at East Freehold "The weather was ideal. We Park. couldn't ask for any better. The tem- Rose Marie Sallon of Hazlet picked peratures were in Ms last year." up a blue ribbon in the Long Stirrup with Irish Mist had 15 points in both 10 points and Amy Hjelsand of Howell Sisters dominated the Large Pony events, the only horse to accumulate won the Open Equitation with 11 points. Hunter division as Debby Syres of Mid- that total in yesterday's competition The Beginning Equitation was won by dletown won with Lady Bug, and Donna which consisted of unrecognized Paul Hanson of Howell with 10 points. divisions. Local riders were the main Syres was the reserve champion with competitors. Puff n Smoke. Debby had 11 points. Although not as well attend as in past Another excellent effort came in the seasons, the show went off smoothly The races were run in near perfect Maiden Equitation where Lianna with only a couple of minorm spills over weather all five days, but the atten- Jarecki of Middletown won with 12 the five day period. dance was not as great as in past years. points. There were 255 horses competing "The economy hurt us," said Highland Honor, owned by the veter- yesterday with more than 1,000 entries, •mini iii»iumnni Charles Koch Jr., president of the Mon- an Frank Chapot of Neshanic Sta- and the show will count toward MCHSA YOUNG WINNER — Mark Meisner. 10, of Colts Neck Over Fences his 42nd in the three years that he has been, mouth County Horse Show Associa- tion,was the Green Jumper champion Year-End Award points for members made yesterday's victory In the Maiden Equitation riding. tion." And the American Horse Show while Nappy Twist, also owned by and registered horses and ponies. Kotar to have surgery H0RSESH0WRESULig Headliner wins it NEPTUNE - "Defense was the McCann said. "Alex (Bradley) came EAST RUTHERFORD - Doug Kotar, the Canonsburg, Pa., retired Just before camp Green Jumper Ch. Highland Honor. Frank name of the game tonight," Headliner off the bench an and did another great free agent running back who became the New Chapot. NMhanic station. N.J.; N J I Pit.. Reterve opened last month because a shoulder injury Dr'i Or da. t. Sue Smith. Naihanic Station and MOOM. coach Pat McCann said after his team job." York Giants' fourth ranking career rusher which had sidelined him for the final nine Crag Bait. Nethanlc Station, lla Tpti. Opan Jumpers Ch. High Finance. Mary Lou upset regular season champion Royal Royal Manor dominated the first before retiring this summer, will undergo games of the season had not completely Hughes, windward Farm. Wall tlptt.. Ratarva: Nap- Manor, 82-80, last night to win the Jer- quarter and had a 29-19 lead before surgery tomorrow morning for the removal py I wist. Frank Chepot. 11 ptl. healed. He apparently found out about the Short Stirrup: Ch. Colleen Zenono. Woodstown. sey Shore Summer Basketball League McCann sent in Bradley to replace of a brain tumor. brain tumor by accident. N.J. 5 pit.. Reserve Jenifer Oberg. Woodstown. J pit playoff championship two games toone . guard Dave Hankins. This gave the Long Stirrup: Ch. Rota Maria Sallon, He/let 10 Kotar gained 3,371 yards in eight years "I got kicked in the head about three pts , Ratarva: Linda Verona. Freehold iplt. The game drew a standing room only Headliner more height and enabled after the Giants obtained him from Pit- Beginning Equitation: Ch. Paul Hanson. Howell, 10 weeks ago playing volleyball in the swim- pts . Ratarva: Chip Weber a pit. crowd of 2,000 toth e Headliner that saw them tosta y even off the boards. tsburgh in 1974 in a trade for quarterback Leo ming pool," Kotar said from his hospital bed. Special Hunter Ch. Adam's Apple, Llta Chlldl. The Headliner went in front, 47-42 by Fort Monmouth 10 pit., Ratarva: Oukh Change, Lao one of the best defensive games of the Uasienica of Rutgers. The trade was made "I started getting headaches about a week Conrov, Colls Neck year. the half. Bradley scored eight in that because the Steelers needed an extra quar- Small Pony Hunter: Ch Field Favra, Michelle later, so I went to the doctor for a skull x-ray Plllen a pit., Retarva: Push Button Penny, Kelly "Kelvin Troy did a great job on quarter. terback to work with receivers in training and it was normal. I called the Giants and Glblln, Spring Lane • PIS The two clubs played evenly through- Large Ponv Hunter: Ch. Lady Bug, Debbv Svret. Kelly Tripucka," McCann said. "He camp, and Kotar, a free agent from Ken- went there for a CAT scan, and that's what MiddleloMrn It pts , Reserve PM 'n Smoke, Donna (Tripucka) didn't blow us out of the out the second half. Royal Manor tied it tucky University, was the price. Svrei, Middletown * pit. showed something was wrong. Children's Pony Hunter: Ch I.Can Do II, Dana place like he did the first two nights." for the last time at 76 on a layup by Mike Kotar was admitted to University of Med- "The doctors said I was lucky because if I Nanherots, Mlddlelown It pit.. Reserve Call Me Sir. O'Koren at the 2:45 mark. Barbara Bodner. Colts Neck, 10 ptl. Tripucka, a star for the NBA Detriot icine and Dentistry Hospital in Newark late liadn't gotten kicked in the head and had the Open Equltelion: Ch. Amy Hielsand, Howell 11 Pistons as a rookie, was held to2 2 points Mark Murphy tapped in a missed -HIS , Reserve Robin Hatpin. Freehold 10 ptt. Saturday, and his former teammates werdn- headaches, i might not have come in until it Children'! Hunter Horses Ch. Rombeaus Mint, by Troy. He scored 44 and 38 points in shot and Troy followed with a drive to formed after the loss to the Steelers Saturday was too late." Bill Bermoliler. Flamlngton 7 ptt.. Retarva: winter put the Headliner in front, BO-76 with Cruise, Hotly Pack, Toms River his two previous playoff games. night. In an unusual move, Coach Ray Per- Kolar. who is co-bolder of the Giants' Beginning Hunter: Ch. Country Sunshine S pit., "I just tried to keep him from the two minutes left. kins caller the team to a second meeting record for most passes caught in one game, Ratarva: Cotton tandv. Lori Millar. Middletown 5 ptt. Headllner till Opan Working Hunter: Ch. Irish Mist. Doug Byrd, ball," said Troy, a former Lakewood Troy v I iv Hanklnt 1-0-4. Bradley M-ll, Wheeler after the press had admitted to the locker 11, missed the entire I960 season because of a Toms River IS pit.. Retarva: vesta. Tomt River a ptl. High School and Rutgers star "He gets a-2-14. Murphy 1-1-17, Williams 0-0-0, Johnson j-o-4. Pleasure Division Ch. Irish Mist. Ratarva: Coun- Bailey J-l • TOTALS 37+11 room. Minutes later, the team was dis- knee operation. try Sunshine, Jenifer Oberg. Woodttown 7 ptt. good foot position so I had tosta y physi- •aval Maaar (HI missed, and veterans who had played with Team sources said the tumor condition is Maiden Equitation: Ch. Lianna Jarockl. Mid cal with him and hustle." O'Koren 7-1.1}. K Tripucka 101-12. T K Tripucka dtetown 11 ptl ; Retarva: Mark Meisner. Colts Neck e-O-ll, Batkarville 2-0-4, Mann 0-0-0. Roma 8 6 12 Kotar were visibly shaken. "very serious" and in a portion of the brain 10 pit "I went with my tall lineup tonight Slanklewici 2-3-7. TOTALS 341240 The 30-year-old running back from Novice: Ch. Nancy Blanch). Morrestown 1} pis . HeMllner lllllill II where surgery might jeopardize his eyesight. Doug KoUr Retarva: Manila Smyth, Morrettown 11 ptt. because the matchups were bad," •aval Metier. n 1) IIII —H Fans back Brunner as Giants*starter The hottest season ticket ByJONNIFALK has to trim down to7 0 players by Tuesday. plan In the NHL'from "We won't have as many people next EAST RUTHERFORD - If the fans had week," Perkins said. "We probably won't anything to say about it — and they don't — even have the limit (70). There's a possibility Scott Brunner would be the starting quarter- we may be under after we evaluate the film. back for the New York Giants. It's hard working with 70 guys." The New Jersey Devils! Brunner didn't do anything to hurt his The coach added that the defense had chances in the 13-10 loss to the Pittsburgh played well in the loss, and that the unit had The fans have spoken! Now, every Devils' Steelers Saturday night. On the surface, Phil corrected some of the mistakes it had made Sinims didn't do anything to help his. in the opening loss to Baltimore. season ticket is renewable, year after year! However, Simms will be the starting "Now we start getting ready for the quarterback when the Giants play the Jets Atlanta Falcons," the coach said, overlook- All the action of the NHL has come to New Jerseys Byrne Meadowlands here Saturday night in the third preseason ing the remaining preseason games with the Arena-with the New Jersey Devils! And now, because you hockey lans game. The Giants have yet to win no matter Jets and Miami. "We're going to start get- asked for it, all Devils' season tickets are renewable, year after year. So ting ready with the people we're going touse . who was at quarterback. you're assured a great seat, all season long (40 regular and 3 exhibition The experimenting is over. The crowd of SI.Ill cheered Bnuner's games plus any playoffs} first half performance which led the Giants "The last two games showed something Don't miss your only shot at NHL season tickets in this area-with the to a 10-0 lead. Brunner was 13 for 21 for 105 that is obvious. We have good depth de- New Jersey Devils at the Meadowlands! yards and the Giants' lone touchown, a 6-yard fensively. This game shows that we don't pass to John Mistier. have much depth at offense." Plenty to choose from! Simms took over in the third period and QUICK KICKS: The game may have been We've got two ticket plans for you-with every kind ol seat you might expensive to the Giants. Both nose tackle Bill was booed for his first pass, an interception. want-mld-rink, goal-end or upper tiers (at several pricing levels). Neill and linebacker Billy Matthews suffered He was jeered regularly after that as he went Remember, you'll have renewable rights-year alter year! on to complete only 7 of II for 37 yards. He sprained knees. Perkins said the knees may was sacked three times; his longest comple- be casted, and that means that both could be tion was for only eight yards, and be was tost for three tofiv e weeks. intercepted three times. Guard Billy Ard (it was a tough night on the best plan However, Simms was working with a sec- Bills) hat a sprained ankle. He said be ex- HanB for the majority of fans! ond unit that ineffectual, to say the least. The pects to play Saturday night. Linebacker Here, you've got a wide choice of season tickets in both upper and lower tiiants gained only 96 yards in the second half Mike Whittington broke a finger. The tiers In a wide range of prices. In every case, you will have the right to as Pittsburgh rallied to win. Sidney Thornton Steelers' first-round draft choice, Walter renew your seat year after year! scored on a 1-yard run after sub fullback Abercrombie, left the game in the third pesi- Larry Coffey fumbled a Simms pass at the 13, od with a twisted knee. and Cliff Stoudl threw a 60-yard touchdown The Giants turned the ball over seven pass to Jim Smith after Rick Woods in- times — four fumbles and three intercep- Lower Tier $17 per game Season total $731 per seat tercepted a Simms pass that bounced off tions. Terry Bradshaw, Steelers' QB, was Upper Tier (Rows 1-11) $15 per game Season total $645 per seat (Jury Shirk's hands. sacked six times in the first half, three of Upper Tier (Rows 12-19) $12 per game Season total $516 per seat those by Lawrence Taylor. On the last, be ".There were several cases where Simms Upper Tier (Rows 20-24) $10 per game Season total $430 per seat never had much of a chance," Coach Ray threw the ball at Ms bench as if to say, "Get Perkins said. 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B4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, AUGUST 23.1982 Party boats fare well with electronic detector use Big bluefish on the Shrewsbury Rocks, weakfish hitting at Saturday night. • . 13,14,17, 18, 20, 21, 22 and 23 night in Raritan Bay and off shore, and fair to good fluke Deer Application le Be Available In addition to license agents, applications may also be fishing off the southern Monmouth County beaches were Applications for special deer license* and the rM2 Deer obtained from the division's Trenton office or from any highlights in windy weather over the weekend. Rough water Guides will be available at license agencies by the end of next conservation officer. took most of the fun out of canyon fishing, but some bigeye, week according to the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and A survey by the Bureau of Wildlife shows that 92,000 yellowfin and longf in tuna as well as martin were taken. HENRY Wildlife persons hunted small game in the state last year, TOpercen t of The bluefish jigging boats have had up and down success The applications must be completed and returned to the them for rabbits and 75 percent for pheasants. Quail were recently. SCHAEFER Trenton office between Aug. SO and Sept. 14 to be eligible for hunted by 39 percent, grouse by 37 percent and woodcock by 28 On the previous weekend there were miles of bluefish the drawing. The special permit season will be Dec. IS, except percent. ieeding on anchovies on the surface but these baitfish seem to that in zones 13,14,16, 22 and 42 the season will be Dec. 15 and The total estimated havests were 345,000 rabbits, 240,000 be scarcer now and the blues were deep again. 16. pheasants, 102,400 quail, 42,400 grouse; 126,000 squirrels and OR Friday one fleet of boats had good success east of the Only holders of 1982 firearms hunting licenses may apply 45,726 woodcock. slough, a 16 mile run from Manasquan Inlet, thanks to today's for the permits by detaching from their licenses the stub Waterfowl hunters took 237,300 ducks, 49,600 Canada geese sophisticated fish reading instruments. Occasionally a school marked "Special Deer Season 1982 " and 6,500 snow geese. would be on the surface but most of the time the blues would Juvenile license holders may also apply for the special The continuing survey of land availability for hunting and be on the bottom or somewhere between the surface and the Highlands. Al Galagher of Highlands brought in a 14-6 bluefish deer permits. They must submit a photocopy of their licenses 'trapping in the state indicates there is 2.45 million acres of bottom which he had taken chunk fishing on the Shrewsbury Rocks. in lieu of the stubs. potentially turntable land. This is an 11 percent decline As has been said before, if it were not for good electronic Jack Urbanski of Jack's Landing, Highlands, reported Applications must also be made between Aug. 30 and Sept. (307,400 acres) since 1072, a decline rate of 1.2 percent detection instruments, this year would have been a disaster getting four weakfish by trolling in Chapel Hill Channel on 14 for the deer muzzleloader season which will be held on Dec. annually during the past 10 years. * tor the bluefish party boats. Chunk fishing on the Shrewsbury Rocks Saturday night and yesterday morning, Ron Sickler Sr. and Jr. of Oceanport caught 25 bluefish. Jim Giglio, Sea Bright bait and tackle What happens to'psyche of child runner? man. said five of the fish were more than 13 pounds and one was over 15 They also caught a 9-pound weakfish. cer games. He was forced because of rough- Thit ii the last of a series on Child runnlag children should feel otherwise. Jack Fields of Rumson and Calvin Carhart of Middletown The result can be a child running solely to play to call a soccer game. With that a parent caugHt 21 blues The largest weighed 14 pounds. Mike Vozzela, The question that hovers over pre- adolescence running is not what is happening please the parents, afraid to stop, and being ran out on the field, picked him up (Victor is a soldier stationed at Fort Monmouth, weighed a 9V»-pound miserable the whole time. Another scenario small even for a distance runner) and and weakfish at Giglio's He reported he got the fish on a live to children's bodies but what is happening to suggested by psychologists is the early threw him to the ground, breaking his shoul- mackerel which he snagged out of a school. their psyches Young children, we now know, bloomer who wins championships at a very der. Mel Mertens of Middletown, fishing rigged eels at night differ little from adulU in their physiological capabilities. Their injuries are much the GEORGE young age and then recedes into the pack Let us admit that parents can take a good last week, caught five striped bass, the largest 18 pounds on forever. thing like distance running and make it bad. the scale at Uiglio s Ken Hullings of Old Bridge, fishing with same. Their early warning system for stale- SHEEHAN The equivalent of this syndrome in Little Let us now overlook, however, the benefits squid and kilhes; caught 14 fluke and a 5-pound bonito from ness is almost identical to their parents. In League is recorded by Martin Ralbovsky in that accrue from it, many of them available the Sea Bright wall the areas of physiology and pathology, we are "Destiny's Heroes", ..the story of the 1054 in no other way. The bad experiences chil- Charles Kitlasz of Edison weighed striped bass of 16-12 and safe in supporting distance running for chil- dren. Schenectady Little League team that won the dren have in sports are almost solely due to 6-4 and a I u H weakfish at the Tackle Box, Hazlet. He told Mike World Championship. One of them, Fred However, the same cannot be said for coaches and parents. The Danish study that I ..A IOI.I he got the fish on plugs. Susan Greener of Keyport, a Riggi, a factory worker, expressed the gener- psychology. To say there is some doubt as to reported this concluded that competition, in member of the Coast Guard, caught her first striped bass al sentiment. "Iwas a world champion when the risk/benefit ratio of running for a child's any case, is an absolute necessity in life. It is while lishing olf the point of Sandy Hook. It was 22 inches lion is bad. Every child must be a winner. I was twelve years old. I haven't done any- emotional and psychological development is only by competing that we are able to reach long They should not be allowed to invest their thing in my life since then. So that means one to make a comment on the nature of psy- our potential. Running encourages children Arshak Tiryakian of Belmar weighed stripers of 36 and 23 identity in a foot race. They will associate of two things. Either I am a failure, or else chology itself Physiology deals in precise losing with— being a loser. Such self ap- to do this, not against but with others. In the pounds at Steven's bait and tackle shop in Long Branch on the world championship was a hoax." race the runner is actually competing with Saturday Erik Baghsarian of Ehglishtown weighed stripers and usually accurate measurement of func- praisals may become lifelong subconscious the self. Every one can indeed be a winner. It ol 4J i and 3' i pounds tional capacities. Pathology consists of clear- influences. I would be the first to admit there are ly observable types and degrees of injury. These experts see further injury inflicted abuses in children's distance running. I know is a positive sum game and should be viewed Yesterday. Motts Martelli of Asbury Park weighed of one parent whorode a bike during his as such. 4 stripers of 9'J and T*> pounds, and GeneBessey weighed a Psychology is a conversational sport which by parents' pushing for better and better young son's marathon and would not let the Threats of long term psychological dam- pair at 9Ji and Hi1 .• pounds Bill McFadden of OceanGrovegot permits explanation of whatever result oc- performance. The insertion of the parent into boy stoo when he got into difficulty. The meet age do not impress me. It is possible, of a li'z-pound bass and Barry Williams of Neptune a 3'J curs. It is soft where physiology and the child's sport can cause the running to pathology are hard. Psychology, it seems, take on abnormal importance. Running director finally had to get the sheriff to come course, to adopt a specific pattern and role puunder Guy Evans of Long Branch weighed weakfish of 'Pi out and order both father and son off the and 8 pounds on Friday can start with a premiseare prove it, what- should not be child's only or major interest. and hew to it for life. It is also true cthat ever the facts course. today and any day you can put on the new John Lapchak of Newark weighed a 9-10 fluke at Julian's But the runner-parents for whom running has In another instance I saw a child who man. Blaming a childhood experience for the Sport Shop in Atlantic Highlands He caught the fish on One premise of psychologists who oppose indeed become the major interest in their stopped near the end of a fun run and stood person you are now is a copout to which spearing and lluke bait on the Sea Fox out of Atlantic children's distance running is that competi- lives frequently see no reason whv their there crying. His mother came out, picked psychologists have given a certain legit- him up and carried him across the finish line. imacy. No parent could believe that and still I'm not quite sure why the entire scene sleep at night. embarrassed me. Parents should not worry about what dis- MONMOUTH PARK TODAY This same almost fanatical interest in tance running will do to their children. They children's sports caused injury to a fellow should worry about what that running will do runner who officiates at 10-12 year-old s soc- to them.

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"We've left behind the serfs, lack of indoor plumbing and bubonic plague," said Betsy Lynn of Pittsburgh, who was in charge of arrangements. The annual battle is sponsored by the Society for Creative Anachronism, a non-profit, educational group based in Berkeley, Calif. This was the 11th consecutive annual war, and by far the largest. The medieval camp set up in this Butler County town, SO miles north of Pittsburgh, attracted would-be Arthurs and Guineveres from as far away as Israel, West Germany, England and Canada. They came for the Pennsic War, fought between two of the society's nine kingdoms, the Middle and the East. According to tradition, the winner gets bragging rights and the loser wins Pittsburgh. In the battle Saturday, 1,000 soldiers dressed in armor and helmets marched across a field with swords and shields held high. When the two opposing lines met at mid-field, they clubbed each other vigorously and fought to the last fighter. Safety is a key concern. All the swords, polearms, axes and maces are padded and made of rattan, which does not splinter. Each soldier's armor and weaponry is Inspected before a battle. Many of the fighters wear hockey gloves and chest guards underneath their steel or leather armor. "Death" is on the honor system. When a soldier has been mililir»ili w Ltnt hw dealt a blow that would have been fatal with a real sword, he EAT UP — John Hartley, left, of Eatontown and Joseph Decker of West Long must give up. Branch prepare to eat their "claws" at a food stop at the Monmouth Beach "When you're out there, you want to 'kill' your opponent. ARMORED CONFLICT — Knights of the Eastern Kingdom raise their weapons In Firemen's Fair. The annual event, a three-day affair, concluded Saturday. You don't want to hurt him," said Steve Wilson, 22. a marine battle against the Middle Kingdom in the Pennsic War, fought over the weekend engineer from Washington. near Slippery Rock, Pa. Several thousand "old-timers" took part in the battle. Now the cop who pounds a beat 'Sorry, you're too Fat." must beat the pounds, as well MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP) - Pa- In the last three years, S2 sus- Murphy called the law "a costly cerned just about money. A physically trolman Seth Hubbard plays racquet- pensions have been handed out to police measure." Between 1974 and 1978, 30 fit officer is prepared for the often ball, works out with weights and often officers who were from two to M pounds cities in Connecticut paid out $2.4 mil- strenuous duties of police work, he said. walks the four miles between his home overweight, some of them repeat offen- lion on heart and hypertension claims. The city also has a moral responsibility and the police station. ders. The cities of Bridgeport and New Haven to the officers and their families in Yet, while his physical training pro- "Some of the (suspended) men have are responsible for about $300,000 an- ensuring Its employees are in good gram has built up the muscles on his 5- been physically fit," police union presi- nually. Mlddletown, with a population of health, he added. foot-10, 215-pound frame, the extra dent James Marshall said recently. 39,000, has yet to pay out any claims, pounds have cost him two days' pay. Marshall said the police union agrees "The program does not address the although two are pending. with the city In Its aims and that's why Hubbard's two-day suspension stems problem." The conference of municipalities re- the membership has approved the from an unusual and controversial The problem for the city, explained cently failed in an attempt to persuade weight requirement three times since weight requirement clause in the city's Middletown's personnel director, Thom- the Connecticut legislature to change 1976. But following the staggered sus- contract with the policemen's union. It as F. Malecky, is potential liability un- the law so it would conform with most pension of 15 officers this spring, the is designed to fight heart disease and der a stringent state law known as the other states. Those states reason that union has been clamoring for a change high blood pressure Heart and Hypertension Act. The law municipalities can eliminate only those in the requirement. It tells overweight officers to take assumes that any heart or high blood claims that clearly show the Illness, was Thirteen of the officers have filed off pounds or be taken off the force. pressure diseases suffered by police or caused by something other than the job. grievances with the city Personnel Four times a year, this central Con- firefighters Is job-related and so munici- West Haven Is another Connecticut Board. Marshall said the union will necticut city's 56 patrolmen line up for a palities must pay large temporary or city that has instituted a weight require- carry the fight to state authorities, if weigh-in. If in the January session their permanent disability benefits to those ment for Its police officers, but Deputy necessary. weight exceeds a standardized level for employees or their survivors. Chief Michael D'Errio says it hasn't their height, the men and women face Twenty-one states have heart and stirred up any controversy. West Malecky said the city is "interested up to a week's suspension. They're re- hypertension acts, while Connecticut Is Haven's regulation allowed police of- in other alternatives" but does not see quired to- hand in a weight reduction one of three that have an "Irrebuttable ficers to stay at their current weights — any benefit to doing away with the program. But after that, and although it presumption" built in, according to Con- even if they were excessive — when the weight requirement completely. At ( never has happened, the officers could necticut Conference of Municipalities program began. New officers must feet even, Malecky, who weighs be- be out of work indefinitely If they don't spokesman Thomas Murphy. The other meet the weight requirements. tween ISO and 155 pounds, says he's lose weight. two are Maryland and Minnesota. Malecky said Middletown isn't con- never had a weight problem. Dancers Summer's on its deathbed to appear and August's keeping vigil at game This is the worst time of year. The last two weeks of August are the dregs of the 52. If I had to drop two weeks out of the year, I'd drop these. EAST RUTHERFORD - Thirty- Everything about the end of August is depressing. eight Aerobics n Rhythm dancers from There's that foreboding of the death of a season in the air. Monmouth County will be among a There are reminders all around us that this is the end of group of 200 who will perform during the ANDY something good, and none of us likes to see a good thing halftime festivities of the Giants-Jets end. football game Saturday night at Giants ROONEY Stadium. From the middle of August on, the threat of Labor The local contingent will be led by Day looms big in our minds. We know it's coming. We Mrs. Elaine Tarantin of Ocean Grove, count the days. The summer is dwindling down to noth- president of Shore Fitness Inc., the local ing. The grass is turning brown and the plants and flowers Aerobics n Rhythm franchise. are just holding on. They are no longer blooming. Bloom- Aerobics n Rhythm Is owned by ing suggests robust good health, and flowers are no such a sad time for remembering past good times and Jackie Rogers of Westfield and she is longer like that. friends long gone out of your life. Funny thing is, I go the producer and creator of the special back there in July sometimes and never feel depressed at The little streams and creeks that are so attractive aU. performances scheduled Saturday when they're running their merry way downhill are all night. but dried up at this time of year and the rocks In the President Reagan has had a bad August. This is one Tom Power of Fair Haven, promo- bottom of the stream bed that like to be covered with he won't forget. The economy's gone from bad to worse, tion director of the Giants, Invited Aero- water are baking in the hot sun. They're nowhere near as he's having all kinds of trouble with Congress, and he had bics n Rhythm to perform at the stadi- attractive as they are when magnified by a foot of water to give up most of that vacation he had planned in um after witnessing the "lung power" running over them. California. Spending the month in Washington, D.C., with the kind of problems he's had could turn a man against Dance-a-Thon last March in Elizabeth There is no other time of year when we all become so The event, one of four in a series staged aware of how quickly time passes and how soon the August for life. in Monmouth, Union and Hudson coun- seasons go. At New Year's we cover the passing of time The trouble with the last two weeks of August may be ties, raised more than $3S,000 for the FIT-BALL PRACTICE — Getting in shape for upcoming appearance at Giants Stadium are, left to right. Donna DeJuilo of Mlddletown, Elaine with false gaiety on New Year's Eve, but at the end of that we've gotten into the habit of looking ahead too much American Lung Association of Central August, with school and work and winter facing us, we instead of enjoying what we've got at the moment. The New Jersey. Tarantin of Ocean Grove, president of Shore Fitness Inc., and Kris Slca of Red Bank. They'll perform at halftlme of the Giants-Jets football game. can't hide from the fact that it's the clear end to another end of August would be OK if we didn't keep thinking Since the inception of the events, time in our lives. It is not age with me. I have had this about summer being almost over, but we're reminded of Aerobics 'n Rhythm dancers have very same feeling about the end of August since I was 6 Its Imminent ending on every hand. The stores are having raised approximately $100,000 for the nine-minute routine. and steps. years old and could not believe summer had passed so half-off sales and the advertisements in the papers are Lung Association. "Preparing for such a performance "If enthusiasm Is the prime factor quickly. for fall clothes. It's too hot for football, but they're The music selected for the Giants- Is a unique challenge," Tarantin said, In determining the success of the show, "Never return In August to what you love." playing it and reminding us of fall. The economic news is Jets game represents a variety of lively "because we have to satisfy an au-we are certain the spectators will be That's a line from a poem whose title and author I all about'latter Labor Day." How can we ignore the fact tempos tracing the development of mu- dience that is facing in all directions. pleased. The dancers have been prepar- don't recall, but I often think of it when I go back to that that summer is almost over? It's all this looking ahead sic In America. Students and instructors "In addition, everyone has to memo- ing for this performance since early place where I spent my summers as a kid. It's almost too that makes the last weeks of August so depressing. It's were Invited to audition for the show to rise a special routine and not rely on the June and auditions started in early sad to contemplate those times I had back then. August ii not August's fault, It's our own. demonstrate their ability to memorise a Instructors to call oat the formations May," Tarantin said. C2 The Daily Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 23,1982

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By EMILY W1LKKNS trate on escape. And when it comes to According to Eileen, the new "in" The trend toward elegance ii evident full of women, the raffinee woman lose your figure while you're a lady in escapism, the experts are ready with a look is typified by model Eva Voorhis in fashion, beauty and in fragrance as stands out. She has a certain quality. waiting. Your glowing good looks will Have you ever realized that beauty menu of elegance. You can spot this whose smouldering green eyes and lush well. It may be invisible but perfume Raffinee eludes exact translation into more than compensate. If you really mirrors the mood of the times? trend in the fashion adjectives — dark hair give her an air of elegance and underlines elegance. Enrico Donati, one English. It means that everything about feel you need beauty tips, pick up a copy Mary I'ukford was America's soignee, polished, raffinee, opulent — allure. of the world's leading perfumers, be- a woman is exactly right." of "Newborn Beauty" by Wende Devlin sweetheart in an age of innocence. that are being bandied about for fall. lieves that "Luxury has a sensuous So if you want to be in style, adopt an Gats and Gail McFarland Meckel (Ban- During the dark days of the Depres- Punk and punk are out. Elegance is in. The covers of "Vogue Paris," a appeal. The French understand this," he air of elegance in fashion, beauty and in tam Books, 1995) It's filled with tips sion when American hungered for magazine that helps set the world stan- said. "I feel the time is right for a fragrance. Be raffinee. designed to see you beautifully through glamour, platinum blonde Jean Harlow Eileen Ford, co-founder of the Ford dard of elegance in beauty and fashion, perfume of refined luxury, opulence and the nine months of pregnancy and the in her all-white bedroom brightened the JUST FOR YOU Model Agency, who has a sixth sense for are a forecast of trends to come. The splendor. There is a universal yearning nine months after. outlook and became a legendary sex discovering the next great new face and magazine's editors seem to agree with for it" goddess who annually scouts the European Eileen because they recently featured Dear Emily: Do you have any beauty Have a beauty question that needs an When women too discovered that model market, says "The median age Voorhis on a cover. The cover photo- His new fragrance, made in France lips for expectant mothers? I've just * answer? Write to Emily Wilkeas care of sexiness with a touch'of vulnerability in the U.S. is 32 Women of this age are graph was taken in Paris by world- by Houbigant Paris, is called Raffinee. gotten the good word and I want to look this newspaper. She can't aaswer yoar had appeal, the Marilyn Monroe cult not interested in the child-like faces of renowned American photographer Al- It's an adjective that describes not only great during my pregnancy, although letter personally, but she will respond to was born. fashion. Most of them work and enjoy bert Watson. the perfume but model Eva Voorhis. I'm a little worried about how I'll carry queitions of general Interest In her col- What's today's mood'' What does the looking at what is elegant — even if they "The word describes a woman who and whether I'll look terribly out of umn. If you'd like to receive • copy of public want? Times are tough and the can't afford it. They want to bring an "Eva emanates a natural distinc- is innately elegant, . distinctive, shape?-G.G. her "Natural Beauty Aids" bulletin, mood is one of escape The public wants aura of mystery and glamour into their tion," he said. "The way she looks is polished, with an instinct for the ex- Dear G.G.: Stop worrying. Happi- enclose a self-addressed, stamped en- to forget the nitty gritty and concen- lives." the way women want to look today." quisite," Donati said. "Even in a room ness is a great cosmetic. It's natural to velope and 50 cents. Everett-Sturgis WEDDINGS ROCK HILL, S.C. - Oak- Stuempfle, president of Lu- girl. is currently a doctoral degree land Baptist Church was the theran Theological Seminary, candidate at the University of Frederick Lewis Everett setting here for the Aug. 21 Gettysburg, Pa., and cousin Cincinnati's (Ohio) College- was best man. Serving as Schaefer-Brenncm wedding of Barbara Ann Stur- of the bridegroom, officiated Conservatory of Music. gis and Walter Tripp Everett. at the double-ring ceremony. ushers were Myron Bartlett The Rev. Dr. Herman G. The Rev. Harold D. Coleman, Allen III, Mark Jerome Her husband is completing SCOTCH PLAINS - The bride's matron of honor. Also Organization, Basking Ridge. Bogosian, Ruben Pacheco, work on a doctoral degree in marriage of Diann Marie attending the bride were Lin- here, assisted. A reception Her husband received a Ira Freeman Sturgis, Wil- music theory at the Univer- Brennan and Dr. Lawrence da Brennan, Irene Clarke, followed in the church social bachelor of science degree liam Timothy Sturgis, James sity of Michigan at Ann James Schaefer took place Hester Glynn, Carol Ann hall. from Ursinus College, Col- Graham Sturgis and Philip Arbor, where he has served Aug. 21 in St Bartholomew Schaefer and Mary Ann The bride is the daughter legeville, Pa., an MS degree Marcel Blankstein. a9 president of the Michigan the Apostle Roman Catholic Schaefer. of Mr. and Mrs. William Stur- from Rutgers University, Music Theory Society. He re- Church The Rev. John R. gis, here The bridegroom is Robert Clarke was the New Brunswick, and MD Mrs. Everett will be a pro- ceived a bachelor of science Doherty celebrated the nup- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Abner best man. The ushers were degree from New Jersey Col- fessor at Eastern Illinois Uni- in music degree from Get- tial Mass, which was fol- Morris Everett, 6 Robin Michael Brennan, Gregory lege of Medicine and Den- versity at Charleston, start- tysburg (Pa.) College, and lowed by a reception in the Road, Holmdel, N.J. Hardman, Brian Sullivan, tistry, Newark. He is an or- ing this fall. She received studied for a master's degree Gran Centurions Country Maureen Ankner was the George Kinick and Mickey thopedic surgical resident at bachelor and master of music at Cincinnati's College Con- Club, Clark Dietz maid of honor. Susan Adickes Rutgers University Hospi- degrees from Peabody Con- servatory of Music. He The bride is the daughter Sturgis was matron of honor. Mrs. Schaefer was gradu- tals. servatory of Music, Balti- served this summer on the of Mr. and Mrs. James Bren- ated from Scotch Plains- Also attending the bride more, Md , and has taught university faculty of the Na- nan. Bricktown Mr. Schaefer Fanwood High School, and at- were Meredith Ann Everett, tional Music Camp, In- After a wedding cruise on violin at the Chapin School, is the son of Mr and Mrs. tended Drew University, the Statendam to Alaska Margo Ann Blankstein, Kim terlochen, Mich. New York, and at the Down- Lawrence Schaefer, 26 Madison She is employed by from Vancouver, B.C., the berly Marion Bradley Brentwood Road, Eatontown. American Telephone and Tel- couple will reside in Mid- (Catherine Sturgis Cole. Jean- east Chamber Music Center, Mr. and Mrs. Everett will iANN S( HAKKKK Eileen Connor was the egraph — Corporate Planning dlesex. BARBARA EVERETT na Sturgis was the flower Castine, Maine. Mrs. Everett reside in Charleston. ANN LANDERS HINTS FROM HELOISE The day I died Disposal unit gets costless repair HI THERE! SOGGY SALAD you'll know it's there. — face. looped the ribbons around the Dear Ann Landers: My Suddenly. I awakened. It are like zombies. They move Well, it happened to me Dear Heloise: Sometimes, Heloise Nowadays when a kid's bottom wire, pulling them morning ritual is to scan the was very quiet. A police of- like robots. In a daze. Every- again yesterday — just like Ihe longer a salad stands, the LETTER OF LAUGHTER out walking, is shy and wants through so they wouldn't slip Iron! ii.it: i1 read Ann ficer was standing over me. body No one can believe this, that (snap!) my garbage dis- more watery it gets — espe- Dear Heloise: I've heard to "screech II," off. and I can't believe it, either. posal went kaput! So I cially if a dressing has been Would like to grab his Landfrii and then turn in the Then I saw a doctor My body from time to lime that the I fastened the clips and was mangled. I was saturated Please, don't bury me! thought it a good time to re- added. mini skirt is coming back in mommy's skirt, but finds be sports section. 1 am reluctant barrettes to the shoulder wire with blood Pieces of jagged I'm not dead! I have a lot of mind you (along with me) Try putting a saucer up- fashion. This poem was writ- cannot reach II! — Esther to bother >ou. hut I have mis and hung the rubberbands platted my cop> ot Ihe column glass were sticking out all living to do! I want to laugh what you can try to get it side down in the bottom of the ten by me during that very Myers and ponytail holders around I have been reading to my over Strange that I couldn't and run again. I want to sing going again before you have bowl before you add the salad "revealing" lime a few Well put!-Heloise to resort to calling in a re- the neck or hook. incoming freshman class for feel anything Hey, don't pull and dance. Please don't put ingredients. years back: BARRETTES 'N' BOWS me in the ground. I promise if pairman (and that costs mon- m,ui\ years. I think it has that sheet over my head I Moisture will seep down A little child in time of Dear Heloise: My daugh- All together, neat and easy you give me just one more ey). been helpful. It is the one can't be dead I'm only 17. under the saucer and collect yore, when bashful, would ter has loll of ribbons, bar- to see, and she can match the chance, God, I'll be the most Look under your sink .ilmiii the teenager who is I've got a date tonight. I'm •here, leaving Ihe salad crisp slow his pace, colors with her outfit right careful driver in the whole where the tank of the disposal relies and hair clips. They present at his OHII funeral. supposed to grow up and have and delicious. — Kay Robbins world. All I want is one more unit is located You may have Lag behind his mother, were always a jumbled mess. there in the closet! — Anne Thank you ver\ much. — Sin- a wonderful life. I haven't PENCIL POINTER chance. Please, God, I'm to hunt, but somewhere on grab her skirt and bide his I took a wire coathanger, Duckworth (crel\. I'aul < Hear I Bryant lived yet I can't be dead. Dear Heloise: Need a pen- only 17. that disposal (usually at the I)iar Bear Your letter Later I was placed in a cil in a handy place in the bottom) is a little red button made my day Here it is with drawer My folks had to iden- How much do you know kitchen, because yours called the reset button. wjrm regards and best tify me Why did they have in about pot, cocaine, LSD, always manages to walk off? wishes for another dynamite see me like this? Why did I speed, PCF, uppers and Make sure the disposal is Glue or tape a magnet un- i...,! ii.il I season at Alabama have to look at Mom's eyes downers, glue and heroin? OFF and then press that but- der Ihe kitchen cabinet and OH: DEAR GOD, GIVE when she faced the most ter- Are all these drugs danger- ton, holding it for a few sec- slick a thumbtack Into Ihe ME JUST ONE MORE rible ordeal of her life7 Dad ous? Gel Ann Landers' all- onds, releasing it and then eraser of a pencil. 'oraoiiinlaind CHANCE) suddenly looked like an old new booklet, "The Lowdown flipping on the disposal . The lack will adhere to Ihe Agony claws my mind I man He told the man in on Dope." For each booklet switch. Is it running again? magnet and the two are des- am a statistic When I first charge, "Yes — he is our ordered, send S2 plus a long, If not, try it one more tined to become an in- (jut here I fell very much son." self-addressed envelope (37 time, turning the disposal separable pair. — Maggie alone 1 was overwhelmed The funeral was a weird cents postage) to Ann OFF. pushing the red button True! But sometimes a wiih grief, and I expected to experience I saw all my rela- Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chi- down, releasing, then turning dangling pencil can be an ir- lind sympathy tives and friends walk toward cago, 111.60611. on the switch. If it still resistable temptation, so you I found no sympathy I saw the casket. They passed by. doesn't work, THEN you can can make it less conspicuous Shoes only thousands of others one by one. and looked at me call a repairman. by gluing a second magnet to whose bodies were as badly with the saddest eyes I've But I've, found that check- the side of the pencil, or mangled as mine I was given ever seen Some of my bud- Family picnic ing the reset button first has sticking the tack in the side, That Special Stock of a number and placed in a dies were crying A few of the saved me many a service then securing it to the mag- category. The category was girls touched my hand and KEYRORT - The Veter- call. Hope it does you, too. — net. Fine Ladies Shoes called "Traffic Fatalities ' sobbed as they walked away. ans ol Foreign Wars Post 4247 Hugs, Heloise It won't show as much, but The day I died was an or- Please — somebody — will have a family picnic Aug. you've been waiting for dinary school day How I wish wake me up! Get me out of # Irom noon to 6 p.m. at the I had taken the bus'.But I was here. I can't bear to see Mom Post Home, Third and Waver- loo cool for the bus I re- and-Dad so broken up. My ly Streets The donation is member how I wheedled the grandparents are so wracked hall-priced for children aged car out of Mom Special fa- with grief they can barely 7 to 12 There is no charge for vor.' 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• - • i BROAD ST 741-W74 SHREWSBURY | i PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY I I'll.- •' I'-,/.-" ' <] 8 WALLACE ST., RED BANK 842-6610 \ ADVICE SHREWSBURY, Nj. MONDAY, AUQUST 23,1982 Tlie Dkaify Register C3 TIME OF YOUR LIFE ASK DR. BROTHERS Music mirrors its own era Why some choose to lie By JACK H. SMITH Still, the melody was so catchy that words needed only to label the idea. And the song has always seemed represent- We like to think of the songs of our day as more, well, By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS Lying is a bad habit that that you love him. 8ome chil- Physicians, nurses and ad- consequential. Those were the days, we say, when lyricists ative not only of its era, but of the power of music to reflect tends to spread. If you don't dren, unless they are re- ministrators who deal with really wrote. the life and folkways of any era, and thus to Induce sweet Dew Dr. Brothers: When want to contaminate your assured, view a hospital as a sick youngsters agree that, as But it wasn't always true. In the mid-'SOs, an overnight memories. I discovered that my lt-year- daughter, start keeping a place of abandonment This is much as possible, parents nationwide hit was a Chicago-spawned, very humble tune that When I was a young man using his spare time to write old daughter Ued to me about notebook of everytime you one of the reasons many hos- should continue being a pa- plays for a trunk, I imagined a musical that would be based an something, I came to terms tell an unnecessary lie. Try pitals now encourage parents rent, performing normal "Oh, you push the first valve down the repetitive cycle of education, love, profession, discovery with something about myself starting every day with a to stay over. It helps children tasks such as bathing and And the music goes 'round and 'round and war in every generation, and would use the actual popular for Ike first time la my life. I commitment to truth. Unless to know that they're there to feeding. Give your child Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh songs of a previous time just as those who lived then heard realiied that as far back as I a lie is going to save someone get well and because they courage, strength and love And It comes out here." them — coming out of a radio, thought about while shaving, caa remember, whenever I'd from being seriously hurt, try need medical help, not be- now and for the moment, try The rest of the lyrics said very much the same thing about played as the closing number at a dance. I was going to call it beea in a tight spot, I'd lied or telling the truth. Honesty, cause someone wants to get to put your husband's child- the second valve and the third valve and the music going "The Music Goes 'Round" to symbolize the theme that life cheated and prayed that I like lying is contagious rid of them. ishness out of your mind. below-below in the bass horn. Nothing very creative. experiences and music styles repeat themselves, generation wouldn't get caught. Most of Dear Dr. Brothers: My «- after generation. the time, I didn't get caught year-old son by a previous Well, I .was wrong. Music has quit. I've been waiting for and if I did, I merely Ued marriage Is seriously ill la YOUR HEALTH years for validation of my prediction to my daughters that again. It upsets me to see the hospital and wiU be there rock n' roll was not here to stay. Rock has just gone to hard, that my daughter might be for a long time. His doctors punk, and various other permutations. It's stuck. I suppose going through her life the have suggested that It might one could say that the country-music craze is repetitive of the same way. I think if I could help him adjust if I stayed run on "down home" records right after World War II, except get some insight into why I with him two or three nights not so homey. But this isn't the basic stuff of which cheek-to- Aids for disabled grow cheek ballroom high-school romances are created. Is it? suited lying so early, I might each week. I love him more be able to help my daughter. thai anything In the world I cannot imagine a year-2020 senior saying to his wife: -A.R. and much as It pains me to "Listen, remember when we danced to that with the same bored expressions?" Or "Aren't those words beautiful?" Dear A.R.: Often, parent! see him sick, I'm going to slay with aim as much as By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. cialized problems to a rehabilitation trays, air purifiers, long-handled back Now, I must admit that the songs of my day probably seem who want and demand per- program. as overgweet to the young generation as "in the gloaming, oh fection in their children un- possible. Even though we brushes, wheelchair bathrooms, lift have no other children, my My son was paralysed after a diving Recently a remarkable book came to seats in the bathtub, bath benches, my darling" did to me. Furthermore, younger people proba- consciously encourage their accident six months ago. We are seeking my attention. It is called "A Catalogue bly get the idea that when we weren't gliding to "Me and My youngsters to lie. Children of husband (Us stepfather) has hydraulic bath lifts, leg exercisers, foot threatened to leave me If I do to give him every conceivable advan- of Aids for the Disabled." It is written massages, safety rails, shoe removers, Shadow," we probably jumped an awful lot — to "5 foot 2, perfectionist parents fear tage so he can sustain himself and still by Nancy and Jack Kreisler and is pub- eyes of blue" and "if you knew Susie like I know Susie." they won't be loved unless this. He's never loved my son stocking aids, kitchen devices, cutting and Is so Jealous, he thinks I have a semblance of a dignified Me. We lished by the McGraw-Hill Book Com- boards, can openers and cordless juicers But, to us, there's absolutely no meaning to the music that they meet the super high do nol want to leave a stone unturned In pany. In the preface to this excellent goes not 'round, but on and on and on during the broadcast standards set for them. They must be staying at the hospi- are but a few of the devices that are tal because I'm involved with trying to help him. Are there special book they say, "No one knows exactly included in this book. day, night, and wee small hours on most radio stations or become so afraid of failing reference libraries that might be avail- how many people in the United States through the portable stereos of so many youthful passersby. that they lie to protect them- one of the doctors. This Is For those who have difficulty feed- absurd, bat I can't make him able to us? - Mr. & Mrs. R.T.Y., Md. are physically disabled. Government Ing themselves, specially created aids Occasionally, a good music station does something with the selves. They cheat because Dear Mr. It Mrs. Y.: figures vary from 35 to 50 million. Now, Tin Pan Alley tunes, but usually not during the convenient they don't trust themselves. understand that. — T.O. made to facilitate easier eating have approximately one out of evey two been devised. Utensils of all kinds with evening hours, when they seem to think folks want to eat to The first thought that occurs to me households in the United States is af- special angulations fit individual needs. overarranged overtures and theme pieces for movies like You can help your child to Dear T.O.: Your first and when the subject of rehabilitation Is fected and involved to some degree with Wheelchairs with a vast array of "Star Wars." be honest with herself and only duty right now is to your mentioned is the name Dr. Howard a disabled person. Nancy Kreisler is one built-in conveniences are available. So what can we do about it on our own? Resurrect old with others by setting an ex- sick cbUd. If your husband is Rusk. This humanitarian giant stands of those disabled.... Safety devices such as canes and records? Well, there's an advantage to platters over tape, ample, and also by building so incapable of compassion out for his innumerable contributions to "It is surprising how little is known flashlights and walking aids are all since they can be played in a different order each time. Seek her self-esteem. Somehow, and understanding in this the victims of paralysis, stroke and about what aids are available and where aimed at comfort and convenience for out new tapes and albums of old tunes? The supply isn't your paaents must have made matter, then if he leaves you, physical incapacitation. Dr. Howard you feel Insecure and uncer- you might consider yourself they can be obtained. There are aids for the handicapped. abundant, but they are available — usually, however, by a Rusk recognized a challenge and then single artist or band, such as Welk, Lombardo, Como, etc. I tain. A rigid, authoritarian fortunate. The kind of ex- almost every kind of problem if people pointed his educational talents at a There are dozens of other devices. have some records from the Longines Symphonette Society, home fosters deceit, for while cessive jealousy, selfishness only knew where to find them." target, and with magnificent dedication Each was thoughtfully considered to fill titled "Those Memory Years" and "Great Vocalists of the the child fights for accep and immaturity that you de- Hundreds of remarkable devices are attained a goal. That goal was the re- illustrated in this book. Naming only a a need. Big Band Era," that are nostalgic. But I don't play them lance, he struggles to cover scribe would cause constant habilitation of human beings who at first few will give an indication of bow much often, since it's an effort to dig them out of the pile and put up and deny all the feelings in problems in any relationship. The handicapped are a courageous might have been relegated to discard in energy is poured Into the concept of them on the turntable. Your son needs your total group. When deprived of their function- himself that don't live up to our social structure. rehabilitation by those who are actively Anyway, I don't think that planned musical memories are support now. He needs to ing capacity, they call on their inner an unrealistic behavior involved in this most rewarding special- nearly as effective as those that catch you by surprise. model. know that he's wanted and Dr. Rusk and his colleagues are reserve in an effort to find personal probably the greatest source of material ty of medicine. dignity and independence. Somehow, it takes away a little when you sit down to add a for the disabled. Their institute, a part Folding back rests, mattress raisers, Dr. Coleman welcomes questions musical backdrop to a memory that's already in mind, rather of the New York University Medical bed rails, TV viewers for bedridden from readers. Please write to him in than letting the memory flow from the music. Henderson to be honored Center, can direct everyone with spe- patients, flotation mattresses, bed care of this newspaper. Perhaps the best technique is to convince some broad- caster in town that it would be worth his trouble to put on an hour of "memory music" every night or twice a week. What at 90th birthday party will make it worth his trouble, of course, are your sustained Dr. Wurmser is president of listenershlp and your patronage of his advertisers. MATAWAN - A 90th The music we prefer isn't coming back — or 'round — Club, and treasurer of the naturally. We have to recognize that we have to work for it. birthday party for Amos Hen- Building and Retirement derson, 5 Beechwood Ter, Fund.He is also vice presi- state mental health group will take place Sunday, Aug. dent of the Keyport-Matawan 29 from 2 to 4 p.m. in Fellow- crease the per capita funding Bowling League. EATONTOWN - Dr. "The major challenge for ship Hall of the First United NJAMHA in 1982 and 1983," in New Jersey for mental Rosemary Schweback says: Henderson has been active leanne H. Wurmser, ex- Methodist Church, Atlantic ecutive director of Children's says Dr. Wurmser, "will be health as well as an increase Avenue and Church Street, in Boy Scouting for 49 years Psychiatric Center has been to help our member agencies in Medicaid rates for outpa- where he has been a par- and served as professor of the elected president of the New cope with the onslaught of tient services." ishioner for 61 years. Silver Beaver Award, coordi- Jersey Association of Mental changes in the planning, fund- Wurmser holds a BA from Henderson, who is retired nator of Troop 73, district Health Agencies (NJAMHA), ing and monitoring of ser- Miami University in Ohio, "I LOST 101 LBS. from Central Railroad of chairman of Advancement of a non-profit organization of 64 vices. We must work toward and a Ph. D. in clinical psy- New Jersey, is chairman of Chingarara District and free-standing and hospital- obtaining a comprehensive chology from Columbia Uni- the church finance commit- member of Monmouth Coun- based clinics throughout the review of funding policies for versity. She became a staff psychologist at CPCin 1974. tee, president of the Men's cil Boy Scouts of America. state. She will serve a one- mental health services. This AND WAS NEVER year term. would include efforts to in- She then was director of eval- uation and research at the agency, chairperson of the Society meets Freehold Charity Ball is Saturday psychology department, and HUNGRY! assistant executive director, \ SHREWSBURY - Colony MANALAPAN - Free- dinner and dancing, starting be staged Sunday from 10 before assuming her present "And I haven't regained a of the Oranges, National Soci- hold Area Hospital's 21st an- at 7 p.m., or for dancing and a.m. to 5 p.m. at the same post in 1981. Dr.Ji H. Wurmser pound in six months!" ety of New England Women, nual Charity Ball, "An Eve- entertainment only, starting location. Admission is free. ning In the Park," will take at 9 p.m. Music will be by the met for luncheon in The Shad- Rosemary Schweback was a place Saturday under a tent Tim McLoone Orchestra. The community relations owbrook, here. 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CLASSIFICATIONS 106 Furnished Rooms 132 Apartments/Town Houses 1M.MCMAT1ONAL 1. AUTOMOTIVE 9 Construction Equipment 53 Domestic Help 63 Money to Loan 76 Auction Sales 84 Merchandise Wanted 107 Nursing/Retirement 133 Income Property 85 Price Buster 152 Boats And Acetone. 2 Auios For Sale 10 Wanted Automotive 54. Situations Wanted Femal* 64 Money Wanted 77 Pen And Livestock Home* 134 Farm Property 153 Camping Equipment 100. REAL ISTATE RENTALS 108 Commercial Rentals 3 Trucks and Trailers 20 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 55 Situations Wanted Male 70. MtRCHANIMM 78 Aircraft 135. Commercial Property 154 Recreational Vehicle* 4 Motorcycles 21 Business Service 56 Situations Wanted Ma*/Femiie 71 Merchandise For Sale 79 Swap or Exchange 101 Apartments 109 Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Property 102 Houses For Rent 110 Wanted To Rent MS. SPECIAL NOTICES 5 Auto Services/Parts 22 Arts* Crafts 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 72 Garage/Yard Sales 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes 137 Lots And Acreage 210 Lost And Found 6 Aulo Reni/Lease 50. EMPLOYMENT M. FINANCIAL 73 Machinery For Sale 81 Sports Equipment 103 Rentals To Share • HEAL ESTATE PM SALE 138 Mobile Homes 104 Winter Rentals 211 Special Notice* 7 Aulo Insurance 51 Help Warned Male or Female '61 Business Opportunity 74 Rental Service 82 Swimming pools 130 Open House* 139 Cemetery Lots 212 Travel - Tran*portatk>n 0 Aulo Financing 52 Babysimng/Chiid Care 62 Mortgages 75 Farm Equipment 83 CB's, Electronics 105 Summer Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 140 Real Estate Wanted 213 Instruction

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2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Salt 51 H«IP Wanted SI Htlp Wanted AUTOMOTIVE TIGER

Y M FLORIST — Floral designer Must Autos For Sale i'fds some (Timor bod* work 1250 M (ill steering After 6 P m , ave axp., in leading Shore area •r- i ,.lii.i 739-4931 No Cilli #ttf ( hop. Eac. salary. Call 477 5053 MANAGER CONVER1 itict CHEVY EL CAMINO 1*10 — »7 V-T FULL OR PART-TIME '•« • i'i rinoulfl Hi'viJe'e Nr« tun P S, aulo 1900 Men or women II years A over ear TRAINEE j.u.,1 it. .111 j si filer)) ( ondilion / 39 026* $40 lioo in your spare time. No in- estment. Free training. C. SALES — OPPORTUNITY to earn CHEVY vi i.A HATCHBACK 1«7S 3* 4*05. 2 p.m. to * p.m. $300 per weak to start. Management "*bi * A a TAT ION AAbUN it n — Auto, steel sleeves. AC. new positions now available. Exp. man- i |>o ' .T i .tngint good liret |«7t MUSTANG GIA PACKAGE - brakes & tram . 1700 Call afltr * DENTAL HYGIENIST - Pleasant. agers now earn $21,000'yr and . | , ii i « jat mileage- iimj Call modern dental office above. Call 741 2071 between 130 A Aulo. MS. P B, iridus vinyl roof, p m . 787 0*43 10:30 A.M. only Equal Opportunity dudl enhdusl 302 engine, clean I Employer. '.. i A >my ,.'f>'S Call 32V Kti CHEVETTE 19M — 4-dr. Hatch- u'l VfcOA tilth >SlX) Mck. 4-specd tundard, AM I M GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE iv'J' AVL f. . '• • Wt CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE S3S00 842 6416 after 7p m wtekd«vs M/F — Full or pan lima E«». pra MARLBORO/MANALAPAN It;] OLDS OMfcuA i/U) New lirtti ballery. lullv loaded, or weekends anytime rarrad. but not nacaturv. Apply In Applications are being accepted for ' w'l vH.A ditto liOU (J000 Cdll ?%J W18 or MIOllM parson. Bamm Hollow Country Club. a position in the abov towns <>i'i NOVA aulo H J00 CHEVETTE I960 - 4-dr. Hatch- balwMn • 9. 1:10, Mon.-Frl. Position requires a responsible Per Ul ».<»m,inu bl Red Hdnh N J 19;/ MttRCURY' MONARCH - Bdtn, 4 speed AU/FM, rusi proof, son, familiar with the area, avail Aulu ir r.11., PS. air. 2 dr . vinyl top, low miles, V4JM) 5H9S10 after 4 GOVERNMENT JOB OPENINGS Many positions available able mornings Sunday through Fri- .V I M Hi.000 mi 12800 S42 4S26 day. Good running car necessary. CHEVY MONZA 1974 — V-8. aulo . In U.S. and Oversea* H/B TOY-OTA CEUCA GT - E«c For Directory. 312 4M 4347 For more Information, call Mr MOO Marc Greenspan, 513S21O - und \*?QQ or best otter Call 4 Motorcycles 51 Help Wanted Ext. E 49 ts!7 W>4 or B42 'r,'v 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. CHEVY MA| illU iV/0 — Exc cond . RILL PERSON — 2 3 nights $3 35 MATAWAN ABERDEEN 19/fDODGE ASPEN SE COUPE - completely serviced Sea bv appt par hr. Previous axperiance pre- DODGE MONOCO l«74 - I-flr . PONTIAC GRAND LE MANS 1*7* HONDA 1*71 35Occ - Mint cond. BUS DRIVERS — Must be exp Full ferred Apply 3 5, Mon.-Thurt.. BUK- PARTTIME ocvl aulo air, PS PB Eic cond Call 147 4221 WOO The Daily Register is accepting ap with nvw tires & .'»>• >> •• Askiny A/C. I'S HU,aulo •<»! . a«t cona , — 4-dr.. PS/PB. power windows, low mlleasa, axtras. l*w Call time, all benefits. on'l, 431 Broad St., Shrewsbury $1300, 7U17U 717 5*3t or 542-0104 plications tor a District Advisor. .^'•i Call iJU OVBO or Vfi J/44 CHEVY MONZA 1971 — 4-CVl., 3- tie, cond.. 1 owner. 33,000 miles 2*1 1300 Responsibilities include supervision si>eed. io. mpg, new brake,. UOO 741-7113 between 5-7 p.m. GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR — ••*«() M AiT ADA bJb — 4-dr. air. FIAT SPIDER Wi — Gooa cond . CASHIER — Experienced, alert, 'art time Call (or interview Of carrier and customer service 49S-1914 U300 n«goliaola HONOA 3SOCC 1*7» hrewsburv Gymnastics School, Compensation Includes salary, ax- AM FM alum wheels, lunroot. PONTIAC LE MANS IH* CON 4 cvl., MM or best ottar must show Interest in merchandise t*/1 VOLK^rtAuL N bfium duto eiL cond \biQ0 Call 842 8369 CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1WW! VERTIBLE — 32* cu in. engine, Mult work weekend* Phone 47-0070 pensas and bonus. Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury Call 739-2542. 431-5151, Becker Hardware Co. Earn $40-$100 weekly from your FIREBIRD IH* — Auto., lair condi- auto., vary good cond. >1,*00 H A I R D R I SSE R — Manhornet belted rddtdll .unnwi AW FM1400 CORVETTE AC. * speed, FM 7413130 042 7749 INDIAN CLASSIC 1*5* — 750 CC, .-..•'• Asking %42OD Call alter J tion oood runnina. 11350 or ball CLAIM APPROVER — Ex- tar/operator with following, com Call Mrs. Naal, 5U-S210. idiselle detn Asking 11100 tal good condition Call after 5 P.m., Issicni Call 2*1 3415 P in 922 8483 or 912 4 CM DATSUN 2O0SX 19M - 4cvl , aulo , oiler StXIIM. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1*73 - 717 14U perienced In group, medical. & den Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. air, fuel injection, tach, Craig PS/PB, air. AM/FM stereo, good tal claims, for salt-Insured A insured A. J FORD PINTO l»» —«.0«inl., •«. ' . . MC , i STATION WAGON • •• i • I - ,(., , ,i FM AM FM cassette with Jensen speak cond , *700 Call 73*tl71 KAWASAKI 1*7* — KE100. e«C plans, Must hava at laast 1 vaar HIGH SCHOOL GRADU- •.•.in IJ uou mi S.'uO • ..'.-.-•tir Asking $4200 Call after 7 eri blue. 23.000 mi., II mpg, mint running cond $3S00 naoollabla Call cond.. only 4,500 miles. Asking *39S experience In paving claims prefer- 3M MM ably with maior insurance carrier. ATES D m 922 84B3 or 922 43/8 cond Call 739 3044 PORSCHE 1**1 — 355 35*B. fine Call ruz i9§7 ' aluable tralnlrtg in many fields Ui '41 2J*J' cond, new interior, |4300 Call EKC. salary A benefits Call 142-OtOI Earn a part-time income dlstrlbut AMC PACER STATION WAGON FORD PINTO 197a — 41.300 or bast lor more information. .cellent salary A benefits. No ex- Ing single copies of The Register or |ei] OL D5 Ofc L ' A 8« DATSUN S10 WAGON 1979 — 11,000 offer. 2*1-4001. KAWASAKI 750 TWIN - 3 mos. Old, perience needed Travel available, \m.. potential tor growth Must be avail ork Best offer Altn 6 I42-371I. 747-40*0 201) 750-9700 ( ond Cdll 741 7241 FORD TORINO 1973 - Rum good. Good cond.. must sell UV» Call Mon. thru Frl., aporox. 25 to 3X1 hours abla Mondav-Frldav and Sunday 4*50742 after 4 p m per week. Apply In person between a.m. BUHL.tR ft hilll'i INC UATSUN 2B0ZX 1979 - Black, gold eulo, l-cyl., green, $350 KAWASAKI 100— EKC. cond., bett HYGIENIST f A 3. Welsh Farmt, Broad St.. Experienced Saturdays For Information, call Mrs Naal. Plymouth Chrysler MG Jaguar pinstripes, gold alloy wheels, S- 144 06*3 RITTENHOUSE offer Eatontown 513-5210. JJVO Hwy Ji 7b4 iOOO speed.GLP.exe cond Call evts or Call 2*1-2*31. Call 5*1 1550. weekends. 747-*7|i. FORD FAIRMONT l«l — 4-dr , » LINCOLN MERCURV, Inc. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. cyl . aulo trans , PS PB AC. slarao 900 Hwy. 3) 775 1500 Ocean Twp CLERK — Part or lull-time Apply DEAL FOR SENIOR CITIZEN — BUICK 19/0 VI auto , all power. SUZUKI GS 400 1*7| — Mint cond., at Bavshore Fishtrv. 103 MUFFLER MECHANIC - Ex 4S 000 miles good cond Call alter i, DATSUN 1973 - ITOOCC, 2dr , v«rv lapa M.onomi Mint + cond Ashing must see Call after 4, Mature m|nded, ability to com SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC Shrewsbury Ava , Red Bank. nunit ate a must. Apply Red Bank parlance preferred, good benefits J01' HiO or beM oMer good running cond. needs body SUM 7I7H4S 1*4121.. M2 4I12, work, asking $3S0 264 2O5S Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank Health Foods, 25 Monmouth St. inMalnek* Discount Mufflers. 1244 ICK LEMANS 1969 - Needs FORD STATION WAGON LTD 1f73 741-0*10 TRIUMPH TR-* 1*71 — EKC. cond., CONSERVATION SALES person between 3 5 p m No Phone Hwv 35, Hailat. OATSUN 210 1900 - 4-dr. green - Rum oood. 1*00. •work ggoo lor parls asking \il\ STRAUB BUICK OPEL new angina, a beauty. Asking 13.250 Dynamic, outgoing, people oriented alls. (.an 6/1 3714 '• (i.ii. J speed, exc cond.. 13900 Call 741-2372 Call 741 5514 or M2 37H persons to work with public. Ex- NURSES-RN'S & LPN'S Call 6/1 3188 NINE ACRES of New and Used Car, NSURANCE - Leading Monmouth CERTIFIED FORD PINTO 1971 — 1 dOOf, good Hwv 35 2*4-4000 Key port tensive travel required Willingness ountv agency looking for an axp. H( New I'HJ ( lul( n & in YAMAHA 1*75 RD150B — Reliable to share tasks essential. Must have NURSES AIDES I*/F BUICK CENTURV 19/J Air DA T SUN 1970 - 2B0Z leftover. 46,000 cond . H00 or twit offer ansportatfon, 4 - •• H42 0636 dietown Amoco, Rte 3S. next lo 741 7*2* title Silver individual must be an Full or part time, needed for North 2 Autos For Sale Treiia-ft. or call Cove al t/1-MU GEORGE WALL 4*5-17*1. resume to: Box X-2S1, Tha Daily up rater of homeowners A auto A Monmouth area. High pay No lea .BUICK LeSABRE 1969 ~ 1 owner • LINCOLN/MERCURY Register Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. THE FINEST SELECTION — Ol nowledgeeble In all coverages For Call for interview al People Care. Good running cond Asking 1400 Shrewsbury Ave.. at Sycamore S Auto Servlcts/ confidential interview call Francine 7*4 Broad SI., Red Bank, 510-INI. or DODGE OMNI 024^979 — J I.IMC new and used cars in Monmoutn COOK — Experienced only Able lo 671 1 HJS Shrewsbury #47-5400 follow recipes Must be reliable A t 142 5544. 1 River Rd . Brielle. J2t *432 fellow black. ait mileage, many County Over 100 air conditioned Parts f AUILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 1973 ••tfas, immaculale miide ft out, GRAN TORINO SPORT 1f72 — Air, new cars In stock. McGLOIN dependable Sand brief resume to OURNEYMAN (Mala or Female) NURSES AIDES M/F — All shifts, t>/ 1X10 mi blue while nil power jy.000 mi best offer HiWM PS. bucket seats, aulo., runs **• BUlCK-OPEL INC., Shrewsbury P.O. Box *•, Rumion. N.J. 077*0. — Wat heat A plumbing, must be ling home experfenca only need A c. B track, cruise control, very cellent, $7W 264-0091, 739-47M Ave . New Shrewsbury 741-4200. BUICK RIVIERA 1*73 - Mag COOK/FRY — Exp. Year-round spertanced Call 471-1W. apply. EacalMnt salary. Do nol good cond throughout $1200 DODGE CORONET 1975 - I tyl.. wheels, rear * side windows, A/c, phone, apply in person, Mon.-Fri., 4 <"*' 2063 PS PB. air. good cond . 19,13* miles, HONDA CIVIC 1976 — Good cond , TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- cal, ate. Reasonable position. Apply In parson at Long EGAL SECRETARY — EXP sac to 4 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Nursing <•••*, brakes & new exhaust, asking hign mpg Fine for commuting or perb service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 747 M70 before noon I. 2*1-«5I7 after John's Ltd , II Beach Blvd . High atarv with eac. typing skills, Home, I M.ddielown Ave.. Atlantic I AMAHO 1976 30J V 0 auto . $l?00 Call 74M339 back to school. $2150 7|7 774* *] Lower Main St.. Matawan lands. haliengtng position, needs self Highlands. mnsole. PS PB AM FM, ,, - Si.000 4 p.m. larter with some apptltuda for fig mi sharp dark blue metal!K. 1J61U DODGE CRESTWOOO 1974 - Good HONDA CIVIC 1974 — 5-tpeed, lug- CHEVY 150 SMALL BLOCK —4bolt DELIVERY PERSON - Part time, res Will train in legal Held. Please urtg cond . IMO or best offer gage rack Mull sell, asking 11700 TOYOTA CORONA WAGON 1*7*- lain, srtoi I block machined at Red must have own car Apply In person. in Maria, '*! »4*4 PAID ON-THE-JOB Plymouth dateline Wagon. S Call 747 $549 AC. PS/PB, J3,000 mi., MC. cond Bank, Aulo, 10-1 pistons, forced Dannv'S Pii/a 1 SutM, No 2, 411 TRAINING L.APRI 19/3 V 6 4 speed. AC New 15700 or bast ottar. 172 Wl* Hwv IS. Middle tow ii EGAL SECRETARY — Ex No experience required Age 17 25 passenger A< cond. $1,000. Call HORNET SPORIABOUT Wl — crank with a 500 cam, have closed Drakes, clutch, exhaust S7.000 mi , IVi 403/. 4031 chamberhead, new Torker manifold DELI RESTAURANT HELP — erienced, full-lime. Matawan area. Call Mon Wad, *am t.wom. >l( c ond % l. 200 or beii offer 11WS or bait ottar Call aliar 7 p.m., TOYOTA I974~- 4-cyl . auto . rtt>. all 544-4040. (201) 75O-*200 tor apot r • 531-4797 gas , 'deal first car W> lirm. Call 1 headers, best offer Call evet., EMP. is a must. Apply In person aftar '4i HU9I after 6pm DODGE CORONET 1*49 — 2-dr., •42 3021 • 3, Mark's Famous Dall. good running cond . $SO0 for recant anytime 1*4-440*. BRARIAN — Borough of Little PART-TIME — M/F, work from 47 Shrewsbury Ave. CARS UNDER 12.000 JAGUAR 1t»Ti liver Mailer of Library Science home on telephone program, earn uc epairs iiiO 142 22*9 EXCELLENCE GUARANTEED TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1t7*. Mint MUSTANG - 1*4$ 1H*. 2 latt front DENTAL HYGIENIST tenders, 1 right front fender, 1 grill. Part-time. Rad Bank ettrred but not necassary. Salary to $35 to $100 per week depending on KINGSLY AUTO DODGE CORONET 1971 — Air.TIT MOTORS 572 2577 1., runt well, absolutely no rust, ommensurate with experience Ap lime available 747-44M or 774-2*31 Red Bank, 747-0308 Uio WoodtKitfo* Avt. Edison new convertible top $3,200. 2M-O931 front bumper A 4-cyl auto trans , 741-1324 SALES b engine, new battery, II t fits all Best offer. 142 3M4. Iv at Borough Clerk's Office, f A.M. mpg $400 Cad Si* 1131 PARTS 4 SERVICE o 5 P.M. Monday thru Friday, 400 PART-TIME Avis tutuns 6M ciri and trKkl 57MW4 TRIUMPH GT* MK3 1t73 — CouPf, tiler. 4-cvl., twin carbs, 4 speed. 4 PON TI AC 400 4BbL — CloiM double DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Part- rospact Avenue, Little SHver. N J Day nursery attendant*, eve floor (heel independent suspension, 21 'oiler timing chain. Fireball cam, time, e«P only Top pav, congenial 73*. Applications c losa 4 P.M Sep- help, weekends Strathmore Lanes. JAVELIN 1974 - Runt good, needs office. Call 544-4477 attar 7 p.m. work Mil mpg highway, exc. condition, 129O0 heads done, headers $200. Call tember 3. 1*W Rte 34, Aberdeen Call 544-75W. *U-59t7 attar 5 p.m. HMtn Call 741-44M. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Ex-MAIL PROCESSORS — Part lima PART TIME JOB TIRES — 2 SUPar-wldt N5O-15. with perienced only Four handed. X-ray. lull time, no experience neces- NJ NATIONAL GUARD KAISER JEEP 1971 ~ 1-wheel TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. Call 443 3303 sary Sand a self-adressed, stamped drive, exc. running cond:. 30 mpg, 31 Newman Springs Red Bank Cragar SS wheels Exc. cond.. ask High school students and graduates CLASSIFIED ing 1150 or best offer 741-1W7. ivelopo to Suite 35J. 12 Albion SI . College money or cash also inc luded, WOO or best otter 73» 47*1. AMC/Jeep/Renault 747-OO4C DENTAL ASSISTANT — Ex-Wekefttid. Mass . 01M0. perienced preferred, X-ray licensa, prior service with other programs KITSON CHEVROLET CO. USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES 5 days, Rad Bank area. Respond lo A«as 1714. IT'S PART-TIME) Hwv 1* Eatontown AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN 6 AUtO Rtflt/LNM MANICURIST Phone SFC Carmen Sloppiello 1201) Box P-450, The Dally Register, 747-2211 or 747-077* in Rad Bank m looo TEED OTHER USED PARTS Shrewsbury, NJ, 07701. WANTED ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY 741 H744 LABRIOLA MOTORS THEODORE, 741-1500 H E N T A VAN — Low. low rates C*ll DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full-time, PART OR FULLTIME WORK — Ntwman Springs Rd. Red Bank Marly, TOMS' FORD, Hwy 35. Key X-ray license, pleasant, modern MANAGEMENT TRAINEES— For From home processing mail or typ- BUSINESS DIRECTORY 741-2443 VAN 1HI — 4-cvl., Stick. Wll port. 2*4-1*00. ._ _ estaurent Short order cpoklnoexp. ing. Exp. unnecessary Exc. income dental office 534-4*44 preferred Full benefits Apply in potential For information sand a Haw. LINCOLN MARK V 1*71 — Alll DIETARY AIDE — Part-time. Ihrs person 3-5, Mon-Thurs- No phone addressed stamped envelope la A DAILY GUIDE 543)717 Auto Insurance Buxlon's, 4J1 Broad St T Assoc.. S-R York town Dr . Blast Edition Loaded Exc. cond. per w k.. 4 1 Aplpy in person only. Manalapan. N.J. 07724. 28,000 mi |7,U0 Mutt tall 4*5-*775 VOLVO • New 1 Used Card*;n Stele Mfl nor Nursing Home. hrewsburv. Sales, parts, service, body stop OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS PHOENIX BROKERAGE 14 Van Brack.e Rd, Hotmdal MATADOR 4-DR 1*72 — Good bnorc Motors R| Ii, Wall Sit 7SOD 51 Htlp Wanted cond , 1300 7474070 belof e noon $. Famous tor low-cost auto a. cycle DISHWASHERS-BUS HELP — 29MS17 after * p.m. VOLVO PARTS SALE — New used, Insurance Now giving free quotes Part-full lime, winter positions for oldies, restorers. Cheap). RED by Phone Compere. • avail. 172-1345. LIGHT HAULING CARPETCLEANING MAZDA RX3 WAGON 1*74 — New BANK VOLVO, 741-5M*. Rt 3*. Kevoort. 244 3017 CARPET tires, new brakes, new einaust. |*S0 Broad St . Shrewsbury, 544-1401 DRAFTSMAN (M/F) - lleclio Call 717 7443 VOLVO t*M — 242OL, air, AM/FM Tolllree: W0-*42-304i 'til • p.m. mechanical design A lay out work A I t^HfcRT CARPET CLEANING INSTALLATION radio, 32,000 miles, dealer main Experience required Equal Op- upholster* cleaning Reasonable MA{DA *2* 1*M — Eac. cond., tamed. »5M0 firm 142 74*1 attar 4 portunity Employer Send resume an 'ii 2U9 rates Morns Hoffman 7470209 741-2243 from 1-4, 2*1-4712 nights and 10 Wanted Automotlvt to; Harry Bishop. Electro Impulse ADVERTISING SALES JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — VW BEETLE 1*70 - Exc cond . 25 Laboratory, Inc.. IMS Corliei Avi , Sales, cleaning, re lavs, rt stretefws Sunday IAN Off OFFICE CLEANING mpg, AM/FM cassette $14*5. Neptune, N.J. 07753. S repairs IM 6177 MERCEDES 1977 - MOO. veilow •44-2742 CASH ON-THE-SPOT — For iunk OFFICE CLEANING - Janitorial with tan interior, sunroof, axe. cond. and running cars. Free Pickup Call DREAMS BIGGER THAN YOUR Opportunity for entry level position Asking 112.300. *71 4047. VW RABBIT 1*7* - 50,000 ml., eac PAY? — Would you tike your own turviCf Free estimates Call MISCELLANEOUS cond.. S37O0 7 am to 9 p.m. 471 541* or M* 5270 'ii H'iM or HO 4710 business? It you have i • hours i ,<• • IA N • lean rdrd-, MG MIDGET 1*45 747 17*0 TOP DOLLAR weakly wo spare, I'll show you how on award winning advertising sales i DO VOu NEED — A plumber, elec- •itIc ' \ fjr»'i.-"i» r't'» VQVInu joO^ Uioan. carpenter, a new bath, new Good cond , 11500 FOR USED CARS Please call Dr. Cooper, 441 3100 . ii , i,i... fji • >*\ rjQ) BLACKTOP SERVICE Call after *, 2*1-3243 VW 1H* SQUAREBACK — (Station staff. Sales experience and/or Kitchen, deck, screened room, awn wagon), M.000 orginal miles, I LIPPiIN MOTOR CAR CO. INC DRIVERS — Mon-Frl., 2, ) or 1 HI Ii Sajvraviilt, N.J. 727 HOC CHARLES STANLEY JR - Pav • ngy storm windows, shower Ooort. DELUXE POINTO WAGON 1*71- owner, aic. cood. S1325. ill »su days par week, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. degree a plus. Good salary-plus OECKS anvtmng^ Rent my husband, he'll do 65.000 mites, mint cond.. A/C. Must have own car, Monmouth my seal coalmo Free estimates VW BEETLE 19*1 Ul «1343. 24 hrs lO^ta discount now t all Call Wary. 172-1997 PS/PB, tap* deck, fully equipped County area. $40 per day Write to: 13.000 Call fM2-**40 mornings 1-10 1750 Box A 43S, The Daily Register. incentives. Comprehensive benefit • N • ••' v • • > > A| it< »LAsb HtPAiHi — dating A a.m. 747-7022 Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. • I ' . • •••..•-•.• A I', CARPENTRY c reemns done Screen frames package. 1 made tor doors Reasonable prices MUSTANG 1*74 — Red with While VW SUPER BEETLE 1971 - Many " i DU ' 101 MJ * new parts, runs enceiient. |t*00 or 51 Htlp Wanted ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS — , . • , i. • i |J ' V r«7 9341 top. very good cond. $1500. INS Alterations, decks. best trffer Call **S-M5* attar S With FCC license, to maintain I -way - • i.. i *,.,,, Hvterences *4*-9754 Male/Female land/mobile radio systems. Exc. op- CmU for Appointment time, >i\ 1MM SIDING WE BUY USED CARS-Top dollar portunity A benefits Call OF. ' FURNITURE MUSTANG 1*49 - Rebuilt * cyl. Smith, 747-SUO. 9 5 auto, P/S. good tires, clean. 1*75. paid Schwartz ChrvslerPlymouth. 141 w Front St., Red Bank 7474717. PRESSER/SPOTTER FOR REPAIRED ALUMINUM ft VINVL SIDING M-XMt. CLEANERS - EXP EXPERIENCED GLAZIER — with M & j Siding 543-1070. 544-4J42. supervisory ability Apply Morris Mr. Colvllle MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1973 - Plate Glass, 741-1043. 739 1713, 24 hf( ' Needs work. Asking WOO Cad 3 Trucks A Vans $250 00 WEEKLY PAYCHECKS - RETIRED CARPENTER — $Mkl 7474112, between 7 4 * P M small & medium tliad, |ot» Free For Salt (Fulty guaranteed) working part or EXPERIENCED DENTAL ASSIS- estimates 741 S797 of 774-0100. full-time at home. Weekly TANT — Four handad oemslrv, X MUSTANG t**9 • 303 VI. M.000 mi paychecks mailed directly to youray Cleanse required 4311331. '. i i Hit Morrif lout h a . HOME 542-4000 PS. auto.. e»c mechanical c or day. Start immediately No ei-E X P E R 1 E N C E n ' >' ' ". .I'l A .' /M7J best offar. Call 707 7154. parlance necessary. National com- WAITER/WA IT RESS - Apply in lOD'y S TREESERVICE — Tre pany. Do your work right In theperson al try.> Victorian Spirit. JO MUSTANG HATCHBACK 19*1 comfort and security of your own .ricuti trimming & removal Full UACSHORE HUM t MAIN Red a white, auto., air, I.W0 m 1947 CHEVY STEP VAN - 20.000 Monm outh SI . Red Bank, N.J. H 1 1 U K I w r nsurtd Frpe estimate'. S30 I»t2 TENANCE — Handyman services ml on engine, needs some work home. Details and application Mint cond 741 Mil (or etXrt , 9i Bait otter over »W0 747-1121. after mailed. Sand your name and ad- EXPERIENCED PART-TIME The Register •I |/ Ml HA' Ml I- Maine Low rates, tree estimates UJ 0171 4 P.m. dress to: American Fidelity Com- WAITRESS/WAITER - For week miDAILl Yw *'**"- -' ' iiiuniSUHDAVV PAINTINGA MUSTANG 1M7 - Wt. CMC. COfM pany, Hiring Dei* 77.1040 Lone Star ends, must be i* Call after 4 p.m. 12700 or best offer BLAZER 1979 — Vary good cond Dr., New Breunfels. TXr 71130. 2*1-0724. WALLPAPERING C I C CONSTRUCTION CO • 73-9014 Lowest (trices Commercial A home 31,000 ml Undercoeted vi, auto 4 FARM HELP WANTED — Part , N.J. AN DVKE'S PAINT CO - renovations Rooms, dormers, MUSTANG 19*9 — 302 V4, PS. very wheel drive. AM/FM redN>. $1400 4 TO 12 HRS. — I need four time or full-lime. Call Ken, 7t7-7e*3, s done. Mi & uo Benjamn patios, garages, deck I all improve good cond Blaupunkt- AM/FM achievers who are Interested in Call 9*4 4144 - Pj.nt Insured 117 SMS merits *42 ISFi 1 747 112* cassette stereo $1100 or best offer earning $15,000 to $25,000 part time MASONRY CHEVY VAN 1*79 — Needs bodv first wr. Call Mr. Akin at i U* Mi; work $1,200 or best offar 51 Help Wanted OPEL 1970 — Needs work. nJ7 3T0I ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE Int/Ext $700 — Retail experience a mutt. Call 717-474* CHEVY LUV 1*77 — Eic. cond. 2*14421. i jve Ueniamm Moore paints Oood WANTED Many eatrat. 37 HOMES TO DISPLAY OUR NEW 2*1 1770. AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTOR — •• • • ivom at a reatonaDle once PARK CHEVROLET •>U ft AW WARRANTEEO VINYL Sales Leasing ServKe-Parts Opportunity tor driver - potential for Nu IOD too Dig or small Free Mti- '.i hi Nii INSTALLED AT FAC- HI a ns 1212 CHEVY BLAZER 1*74 — On-off. 4- counter sales. Call Navlor's Auto malts Can Joe al Ul tiM TORY PRICE FOR DISPLAY wheel drive, new engine. $2500 or Parts, Atlantic Highlands, 2*1-1414. HIJU.I- HAiNTiNO - Reliable coi PURPOSES SAVES 30% TO 40% PINTO 1971 — 4-sp«ed, rebuilt tn best offer Can W-B4* attar t gine. looks good AUTO BODY HELP WANTED — i- 'j. .lutftnl 'ree wn'tien estimates. ON FUEL LIMITED OFFER DATSUN KING-CAB 1*7| — A-1Aooiy in person, 37* Broadway, n. tHlt-r.Tf fS < all Bill After b LOW INTEREST FINANCING 29i nu cond., no rust, many extras, asking Long Branch. CERAMIC TILfc AVAILABLE U5tO 4*V9509 PLYMOUTH HORI20N 1*11 — Ml AUTO MECHANIC - BF Goodrich PRODUCTION JOBS Ul u rfJWNt PAINMNU - Com 1-800-323-6556 ser. 4 door fit At Kt PAIRS Balhroom re FIBERGLASS CAP)- r. white, slW- distributor. Opening tor qualified mpfCt.il 'fsid»-ntiai. quality interior EXT. R-33 741 S7t2 after 7 p m. 4 weekti mechanic in brakes** front end modeling '4' 40/1 431 IWI or& c-ii'uious work Ref insured ups 1 general repairs. Competitive {.•in U.I.ICI lor a free consultation & A I HOME REPAIRS — Remodel New paint, AM/FM • track, Key 747-5340. AVAILABLE stone mags ft more Must see it salary L incentive Company RUBBISH REMOVAL • I.M,.,!. ,,i unrier persunal organi/ti IIJ NU HMI it House cleaning win TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING — tac cond., I owner, 13400 miles win prizes A trips. Call M0-242-OHO, iKi* washing Weekly, monthly Big or small. Licensed and insured. '4i "13 between W pxrtr loll tree 'ih »i i «l Cl n 1*\ Free • timatrs iMl3U.M2ilU HONDA CYCLES - And Mooedt. Shore Areas Number One Dealer BUS MECHANIC - Exa with AC A RASSAS PONTIAC PI f South. Freehold 442-eMI We electrical repairs. J9i Brold St Red flank HI im will net be undersold Ifi-IMO I SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, AUGUST 23,1982 The Daily Register C5 order 3...get 4 deadline

Include Sunday the neit time you Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad for and you can charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 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 is1 Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Besides you get fast results too a day on 1700 this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers MATAWAN AREA 5*6-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 54M700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME.

51 MtlP Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted HI AND LOIS 101 Apartments 106 Furnished Rooms SEA BRIGHT — The Harbour Point RED BA.NK — Room tor rent. Lady PART-TIME — Mold room clean SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER — WAITRESS/WAITER — Ex Motel, fully furnished luxury apts. over ao wanted. $45 a week. ,MU including weekends. Apply In Typing, shorthand, basic otf.ee perlened only Please apply In per- TRIXIE YEAH, BUT MOST PEOPLE with a picturesque ocean view, all Call Hi-4444 person, no phone calls please. How skills Mature-minded Individual to son; Tues thru Sat., 11 a.m. to 4 utilities Included in rent Short or drd Johnson's Motor Lode*, Hwv 35 work 9-2:30daily. Call for Interview, p.m. See Mrs. Oak*, Dining room QBE POW TALXSAU- SHE DOESN'T . WHO TALK ALL THE long terms welcome Studios $395 ROOM IMMEDIATELY AVAIL Middlelown. 741-1174. Manager at Molly Pitcher Inn. Red TIME 6AY TIME PON'TSAY per mo 1-bedroom suites $495 per ABLE — In Matawan area, with Bank MPHLX 0OO mo. No pets Summer rentals, June. kitchen and laundry room prlvi- PART-TIME — RN-LPN, 3-11 shift, SECRETARY - Full time position HOW ANYTHING ANYTHING July, August: Studios $595 per mo 1 ledges Call after 4pm, 544-4999 part-time aver* other Sat/Sun. I available. Detail oriented exp. sec- WAITRESS/WAITER — Needed Dv POOBY bedroom suites $795 per mo 1492 11 7 shift 2X weak with alternate retary with exc typing skills ft some Frl., Aug. 20. Em>. only. Clean, neat, Ocean Ave., Sea. Bright, N.J. TINTON FALLS — Eatre-iarge weekends for skilled nursing facfl math skills ft math apptilude Will dependable ft hard working. Apply 7473353 room. Everything including utilities iiv Call for Interview between 1M train in legal field. Pleasa call In person, Murphy's Law, Long i food Country setting. 54J-8534., ill ft (I, Maria, 747-Wft«. Branch. SM-9221. 102 Houses For Rent PART OR FULL TIME WORK - SECRETARY-CORPORATE 108 Commercial From home, processing mail or typ- WANTED STOCKPERSON—Apply ing EKP. unneceHjry. Exc. Income Requires minimum 3 5 dm, office In person, Wizard of Oi, eU Broad EATONTOWN — Attractive, 4 Rentals potential. For information send self secretarial exp. with proficiency in St.. Shrewsbury, N.J. bedroom, <"<• baths, available im- addressed stamped envelope to T stastlcal typing, shorthand, prepa- mediately $750 per mo + security Anociale*. J-RB. Yorktown Dr., ration ot accounting summaries, at- WAREHOUSE WORK — Accepting COMMERCIAL STOREFRONT — Manalapan, NJ 0772* tention to detail ft accuracy ft a high applications for full time order Call 747-4011. Red Bank, near Railroad, includes school diploma Monmouth County selector. Good wages ft benefits. HIGHLANDS — 5 rooms, furnished. heat. 1200 per mo 741 2196 PART-TIME DRIVE-IN TELLER location. Send resume with salary Apply in person between 9 a.m. ft 2 Sept IS - June 1, $450 with all utili- — Experienced only Please apply history & requirements to The Daily p.m. at the A ft P Complex, Trantco DOWNTOWN RED BANK - IM sq. ties 4. security. 16 Central Ave Can ft . modern office, $125 a mo., heat MS p.m. to •:15 p.m.. Mon., Wed, Register, Box D 419. Red Bank, NJ Service Corp., 35 Brunswick Ave.. see after 4 p.m 4 Frl Sat. I:4S to 1. IS p.m. Call tor 07701. An Equal Opportunity Em- Edison, N.J /I Merchandise 84 Merchandise supplied, private on-site parking, appointment, 142-7700. ployer. 55 situations Wanted 71 Merchandise KEYPORT — Available anytime, fc all before 1 p m , 741-3313 For Sale For Sale Wanted rooms, living room, dining room, PERSON — To sell newspaper ads SECRETARY — Full time tor con 52 Babysitting/Child Male kitchen, bath. 2 bedrooms $473/mo. HIGHLANDS — 1200 sq ft for store Generous commission, plus ex it rue tion company. Typing, phone + 1'-) mos. security Utilities not or office penses. Call »71 1774. and dictation a must. Send resume Care ALL-AROUND YARD WORK — BEAUTIFUL CHAISE LOUNGE — MATTRESSES - Must sell over Guv Johnson included 264-2619 after 4 p.m. , Call 172 1132 and salary requirements to Box In excellent cond. Solid cherry drop PRESSPERSON ~ A B Olck 3*0 4 Gutters cleaned, trees cut. Freeeti 1,000 name brands. Mattresses, boa Buv & Buys P 451. The Dally Register, males. 741-4JOS. leaf table, cherry drop leaf cocktai springs 4 sleeper mattresses All Single items to entire households MATAWAN — 3 bedrooms, full base- HIGHLANDS — 3400 S.Q ft. of floor Mum 1250. experience preferred: Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701. BABYSITTER — In mv home, for 3 space, offices above, will divide, small children. Full-time and some table; couch A love seat to match sites. Such as Sealv. Serta. Sim- Antigue furniture, lewelrv. silver ment, yard, dining room. 1-car ga- ust be willing to work early A.M. ARTIST — Commercial, creative ft 4 solid maple captain chairs. mons, Spring Air, etc. New. but rage. Available Sept Security ft ret ample parking, 400-amp. service overtime hrs.; benefits included, SECRETARY — Exp. mature- eves. Ref. ft resume required. Re- Immediate cash B42 433* sumes must be sent in bv Sept. 10. versatile seeks full lime or part time walnut ladder back ruth bottom slightly damaged or water-stained erences. No pets $595 Cal^SM-OM^ Call (201) ITjMMtj send resume to: Pressman, P.O minded individual with knowledge of work 542-isM. chairs. Misc. cut chrvstal, Wuuet From $29.95 ea. Limited supply, rain TENT NEEDED — Used tent to Box 32S, Rumson. N.J. O77W. shorthand Exc fringe benefits. Of Pleas* send to P O Box 25*, Hailct, antique dlnnerware. pictures, paint RED BANK — Beautiful 2 bedroom, MATAWAN — On Rt. 34. 142 sq. ft N.J. 07730. checks available. Grant Furniture, Sleep approM 4, reasonable cond & ottice Also, 750 sq ft. on lower level. flee located in Red Bank area. Call HEDGES — Shrubs, bushes ingt, Mr\ objects, paintings, prlnti Mlddlebrook Shopping Center, Rt price. Call 842-' living room, dining room, eat-in PROFESSIONAL DOC GROOM EH 741-4970 for appointment. An Equal trimmed. Grass cut, trees thinned 1 pressed glass 2 wing chairs. More < 3S. Oakhurst, N.J Mon in 10-9, (25 kitchen, carpeting, garage, fenced Ample parking Call 544-0934 after 4 - EXP. only need apply Apply in Opportunity Employer. pruned Reasonable 530-0101 more! Rusclli, Sycamore Greens, 34 Sal. till 4; Sun. 11-5. Call 493 4900 TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO in yard, great location $425 + utili person, Betta Pet Shop, eS Hwv. M, CHILO CARE — Mature, reliable Sycamore Ava., Little Silver DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to ties. 741-2194. Port Monmouth, NJ 07751. SECRETARY — For local radio tla* person needed to care for infant, HOUSESITTING WANTED — 741-UOt. Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will MIDDLETOWN -, PRIME HWY 15 tion, full time. Musi be BKC. typist, full-time, ft i vr old, part-time. Young, serious, responsible, handy MOVING — 94" sofa, 5-PC dtnette Buv from private owners and es- LOCATION Office space, 14x12. REAL I Si ATI SALES — We have good In arithmetic. Billing or booh Some light housekeeping. Own car, businessman teaks fatl-winter set, SO" buffet, club chairs, glass IOP tates ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE RUMSON — 2 bedroom house in C#I1 471-2000. 2 positions available for licensed keeping exp. desirable. Equal (in recent ref. required. Non smokers housesilling in Rumson area. No BEDROOM SET - Early Amei cocktail tables, end tables, lamps, PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE lovely location Paneled den. eat-m sales people. Increase your poten portunitv Employer. Send resume ft only. Vacations, sick pay. 739-0941. pets - no parties. Call 775-9014. can. 1300, china cabinet, J!SO Both wicker desk * chair. •72-9110. SIGNED '99 River Rd . Fair kitchen, gas heat, basement, g* MIDOLETOWN - 5,000 SO ft. pro- in UK. cond., weekdays after 7 rage Available Sept. 1. Vr lease, fessional office space available for nei call Darren Associates, salary requirements to Box N 410, *-• P.M. MOVING — Dinette, living room, air Hdven, N J 842 6257 Shrewsbury, 741-3331 The Daily Register, Shrewsbury. NJ PART-TIME — Need Job Available weekends anytime, 291-04S4 $42S t utilities. 74t 409fj after 6 pm. immediate occupancy Ample part after 2 P.m. Will work nights 7 davs conditioner, play pen, crib, rugs a. ing Sterling Thompson ft, As- 07701. MOTHER'S HELPER — Matawan BEDROOM SET — Lovely, whiU more. S44-9547 SEA BRIGHT — 3 bedroom ranch.' tOClateS, Realtors, MO W3-4ft 10 REAL ESTATE SALES —Ourotfice area. For I vr old. Mature woman per week 530-0574 REAL ESTATE has "room al the top" for 2 full tune Dixie girl's bunk bed & ladder , RENTALS furnished or unfurnished, winter or SERVICE STATION ATTENOANT Call between 4 ft 9, 5**-«497. double dresser, desk, double hutch MOVING MUST SELL HOUSE yearly rental Call for more Info and OFFICE SPACE — In modern pro- new or experienced associates We — Fuii-iime, exp., light mechanical HOLD — Like new kitchen and liv- offer training, advertising A a 23 57 Day Care/Nursery stand-up mirror A wall mirror I3S0 price, Condo Mart. Inc , S42-0004 lessional bldg , Broad St , Red Bank, ability. Apply Monmputh St. 94*4407. ing room, plus all else in house, S50 sa ft Call W-SI^V vear proven success record. Call Chevron, Red Bank. 53 Domestic Help School during day, 7*7 2397. ask for Rota. 101 Apartments UNION BEACH — 3 bedrooms, fv) Roger Colensel 741-/61* Century 21 BOAT RACES SPECIALSI — Ceda baths, carpeting, gas heat, fenced- m OFFICE FOR RENT — Opposite Coiens, Realtor, Fair Haven. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT OFFICE DESK — $49; filing cabi- chest f>3«, 2/A style dining room DEAL — 2 bedrooms, free heat, yard $595 * utilities 244-1670 or Lily Tulip. Hwv 35. Holmdel. Call — Some experience necessary. PARENTS WANTED — Once table $29,1 piece wing back secliona net, (49; 3 drawer nite tables. $12 SO 739971S after 4. 671-213S. REAL ESTATE SALES — If Equal Opportunity Employer HOUSEKEEPER — For working schools open you need a vacation. with good slip covers (39, throw rug ea., vacuum cleaner, $12.50, walnut couple preferred, no pels $400 a mo desire high earnings, we can show 747 9*49. parents, live-in or out, S' i davs Care for kids, critters, property. |25 13 so each, suit cases and trave china closet, 149; shopping cart, Ref * security Call 531 2511 UNION BEACH — 3 bedrooms, 1"» PROFESSIONAL OFFICES FOR you the road to success. Our loca- Must drive Exc. position (or right (3 M. modern coffee table, 110 $0, tion, remodeled offices, professional per day. Current local ref. Reserve cases 14.50 each, crib conolete $39 EAST KEANSBURG — 1-bedroom. baths, carpeting, gas heat, fenced in RENT — UP to 6 rooms avail. 34 E SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT perse- • * BANK — Office ft> store space Academy Agency 734-2222 BOH C 443, The Dally Register, ELBERON — 1 bedroom, furnished 103 Rentals To Share SHORT ORDER COOK — Exp. nec- Call davs, 193-2994, or eves.. available Enclosed air conditioned Shrewsbury 07701 BOXES - CORRUGATED ORGAN — Yamaha, BK6B. double man 720-1,250 SQ ft $400 1850 per RN/LPN (m/f> — Evening* ft essary, for diner. Must contact In keyboard, fool pedals, magic 229-4515 MATAWAN AREA — 2-bedroom. nights. 4-12 and 12-8. person. Town ft Surf, 1M7 Rl. 35,HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In. Nice For Moving & Storage, and for Ir month Call Fello, 747-2914. 61 Business dustry. A complete line of peckaoin rhvthym, mint cond , 747-3449. FURNISHED -22 Broad St , Eaton- wall-to-wall, AC. all appliances, ( dll lb* JS4B Middietown. room ft TV. 2 In family. Reply to BOK partially furnished. $185 per mo + RED BANK — School House Pleia. C 453, The Dally Register, supplies. 4424472 or 747-4094. PAiNT — tear's Bast Exterior, 4 town. 3 rooms, all utilities. Inspec RN-LPN — Full-lime or part-lime. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-3 to Opportunities tion Sun., 1-2:30 $375.1 mo security utilities 291 S79S after 6 30 P m 71,000 sq ft (will divide), late fall Shrewsbury 07701. BRIDGE CRANE — 14 to 17 loi gals brown, 3 gals, yellow. VW man- occupancy Call Roger Coteni, Bro 117 shift, for skilled nursing facility. 11 shift, full or part time, long term ifold. ISO amp electric master penel. 351 7350 Alternate weekends Call for in- blue prints avail. 14 Packer Ave FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED kt". 741 7486 _ 741-4700 9 to S. DO YOU HAVE A MISCONCEP Rumson 142-1517. Room divider. Insect fogger. Set of lerview between It 4. 431 5217. HOUSEKEEPER/BABYSITTER — TION — Of the Amway businesi china for 8 Call t42-O404. HIGHLANDS — 3 rooms, near — To share 2 bedroom house over- RED BANK — 43 W Front St. The TEACHER — Grade 1. tell coo Middietown. live in, professional beach. 1-yr. lease Nopals. Security looking bay. $75 par wh 5*3-4405 HNOR LPNM/F —3-11 ft 117, part- tamed, teacher, grade 7 ft • science opportunity? Get the whole story BUNK BEDS — With bedding, or 5 Hamilton Bldg 1.4l4sq ft.istfloor couple. 957 9027 Call tor an appt. 717 3031 or 2*4-1*12 ptece bedroom, $199.95. Factory af PIANOS - ORGANS required. $250 + heat 172-0491 WANTED — clean woman to share fa8 White St . 1.200 sq ft . 1st floor time, must be exp. Please call Medi- Parochial school Send transcript ft All Musical Supplies and Services Center, S42 3M0, Ext 13. certification to Box C-452, The Daily ter 1 p.m., 495-0075. HIGHLANDS — 2 bedrooms, $300 a apartment I. expenses Call between Private entrances, ample onslte HALLS WANTED — Caterer re- TUSTING PIANO CO. • 5 & 8, 741-9275 .'jr tuna, rental $10 per SQ ft Call 741 Register, Shrewsbury, N.J O7701. 54 Situations Wanted locating from Morristown needs mo., all utilities free Call 291-0239 RN'S ft LPN'S M/F - 3 to 11 ft1 1 BUNK BEDS — Twin slie, includes Our 99th Year weekday evenings •7700. _, 10 I shift for nursing home. Ex- Female halls to work with. If you have a ladder, mattresses, rails. New, Asburv Park mou* firehouM, VFW, American Legion, Call 513-9044. Open 9 to 9 KEANSBURG — 4 rooms, no nets, 104 Winter Rentals RED BANK — Limited selection of cellent salary ft fringe benefits. Call TECHNICAL TRAINEES church, hall, meeting rooms, etc., deluxe office suites available in Met Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home. Openings In many fields. High CLASSIC WOOD BEDROOM SET - PIANOS-ORGANS adults preferred $250 par mo + l 0600, Mon thru Frl. only 9 am. school graduates. Excellent salary BABYSITTING IN MV HOME —AH Please call. References supplied security. Call W+\U rotio11tan Merrill Lynch building meals included, H SO per hr. Call 530 4125 S piece, $550. Living room set, Freehold Music Center buys the BAYVILLE, BARNEGAT — Water- complex, ranging from 400 sq ft to 4 D m and benefits No experience needed pieces, MM. Call 544-1515 Lowrev Organ Center! All floor Call Mon-Wad. 9 a.m. 1:30 p.m.. after ., p.m. 495 3972. KEANS8URG — 2-bedroom apt .all Iron 1, bulk headed. 2 bedroom, 1600 sq ft Carpet, air. ready to KITCHEN AVAILABLE — In busy models drastically reduced! furnished, Oct 1 to June 1 $375 RN/LPN M/F — J jo II jo or (2011 7*0 WOO. lor _tU'l lounge, fully furnished, $200 a month COUCH 1 MATCHING LOVE SEAT utilities included $400 per mo Call move in Minimum 1-year lease Call 11 30 7 30 part time Mt Pleasant HOUSEWIFE —WIN watch children LOWREY ORGAN CENTER 201-7I7-O971 or 2I2-49I-0493 ERA Lincroft Realtors, 747-3939. owner, Walter Zimmerer & Son, in mv home lor working mothers. Plus security. 7I7-I4ftl. — A-1 cond. Dining room table, * MONMOUTH MALL Manor Nursing Home, Matawan TELEPHONE SALES — Full time. chairs ft China cabinet, lamps 842 9595 Mature minded. References Call Weekdays, Middietown area. 5424190 KEANSBURG — 3-room apt , $21J FLORIDA — Jensen Beach. 2 Call ***-4*33^ PACKAGE STORE — Excellent in- tables, various house contents including utilities Ref + security bedroom, waterfront condo , 291 1208 after * or send resume to: 4W4I23- town location, near river ft shopping 142 9329 RED BANK — Fully carpeted. A/C, ROOF E R — Shingles ft hot tar (ket- RAILROAD TIES - New, creosoted After 3 p.m.. r»72H0 furnished Available Nov -Feb., 2 professional suites, conference room Box J, Naveimk. N J 077*2 MATURE, RELIABLE WOMAN — district 30% profit margin. Asking 6«6»». 15 70 Landscaped ties 4x6*13 tle person) Must be reliable, own 1110,000 Needs 170,000 down. Fi- DESKS, FILES — Tables, chairs mo minimum, $1200 per mo and Photo copier avail ,,ample on Will clean your house Please call, 134S Pressure treated 6*6x8 W W KEANSBURG — I-bedroom apt . all 201 721-3340 . transportation Call 172-07*) after 5. TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS - nancing available storage cabinets, computer tables 800 ill 8741 Can deliver utilities included $400 per mo. Call site parking. $8 50 per sq ft and up Earn as much as $100 per wk., part- 739-2+34 G ft G REALTORS 531 2000 office equip., etc. al bargain prices 741 5444 or 741-3794 . SALES — Part-lime. Custom win- time eves ft weekends, from a Free- 701-717.0971 or 21249*0493 NORTH LONG BRANCH — Adull dow treatment store. Middietown New or usad A AC. DESK OUT RTDER MOWER - Dvnamark, 10 community, \ bedroom executive hold office Call Mr Quavle _t MOTHER a. NURSE — Will Sit in LET, 1709 Rt. 35, Oakhurst S31 3990 h p , runs exc $300 KEANSBURG - Be*, hview RED BANK —Office, commercial* area 1-3 davs, including Sat *54 —44), between 10 ft 4 weekdays PART-TIME suites Panoramic ocean views, industrial rentals with parking Call HA 3120 of 741-4*n own home for $1 per hr Call after S, Call W3-319O Gardens, i bedroom, view of themaide service, color TV. laun- BUSINESS DINING ROOM SET — Contem bay. heat, hot water A cooking gas 747-1100. TRAINEES FULL/PART — porarv, tabta, 4 chairs, buffet, S35O i sofa table, like new, dromat and restaurant on premises SALESPERSON WANTED — ForProgressive company seeks 3 re- Included $345 717-4475 All utilities included r home improvement product MOTHER & RN — Will babysit In Work your own hours. This is a rare Matching 41" stereo cabinet, $75 244-5949 RED BANK liable people for immediate open my East Keaniburg home. opportunity tor a man or woman to Drum coffee table, $30. Call rtr 6389 KEYPORT — t bedroom. $340 per BEACHCOMBER 2M-*479 Exc. commission 747 »3T mgs V* w to start, $12 01 after * REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER — OFFICE SPACE H7-14J3 run their own community coupon mo.. 1 mo security All utilities SEA BRIGHT — 2 bedrooms, cot- SALES COUNSELOR weeks. Call 530-1113, 3-7 pm. service. No experience necessary DRUM SET - Slingerlend 4 piece Sears Kenmore, 14 cu ft., copper W.50 PER SQ. FT. RELIABLE MOTHER - Wit. pro exc. cond., 2 crash, I ride, with tone, a»c. cond , $250 Call 944-4234. included Call 244-1 Ml, tage, efficiency apt , furnished, This is a untgue opportunity lor WAITRESS WAITER I luuor en Complete company training pro- iKPjnfruni No pets 8*2 (JOGS 741-5444 741 3796 a sales-mmded person who en- fcssionai childcar* **P will care for gram and assistance in starting your heavy duly stands $300 291 1597 KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE — 1 perinece your children in my Lincrofl home, business, investment $7,500. For In- SUEDE COUCH — Gold, exc. shape. RUMSON — Office space, center of IOVS working with teenagers. Call 2*4-37it FIREWOOD - 4 cords. $250 You matching chair, 2 end tables, $300 bedroom, heat 4. hot water tnc luded. SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms ft, business district 2 suites available. You will be training carriers in fenced In yard. 747-W24. formal ion call Mr. Zackry, l'i mo security. $375 Ce.ll between furnished apartments Maide ter •00 44S9B4Q. cut, I deliver. Half hard, hall pine Call J44-at.l1. ' BOO sq ft , 700 M ft Carpeted, successful sales techniques, WAITRESS/WAITER - Full-time, RESUMES PROFESSIONALLY Call 544 1233. 9 & J, 2444313 vice. TV. utilities included m our low central a>r, off street parking Call while earning a generous full or davs ft nights TICKETS — The Who, Sinatra, Van PREPARED - And typed. 12*. Call Middietown winter rates Available by day.842-0444 part lime income. For more In- •42-3333 anytime. 244 5084 FIREWOOD STOVE WOOD - Ful Halen. The Dead. Toll. Flevtwood week, or month No lease-no secur formation, call Mr McCourt at 62 Mortgages cord guaranteed, 24" $140. 12" $140 Mac. Neil Diamond. Elvis. Willie SINGLE OFFICE SPACE WAITRESS/WAITER - 5 days, at- TYPING — Done in mv home. Fast, delivered. Call 291-4825. Nelson 572 9400. • accurate, reasonable rates Call af- TRADEWINDS MOTEL J*V*V Full services included receptionist, The Daily ft Sunday Register lirnoons tm lips Apply in person, KNOLL WOOD secretary, conference room, tele- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Mark's Famous Deli. ter * p.m, 29)475* BAVSHORE MORTGAGE CO. FURNITURE — 7 bedrooms, white TOP FARM S0'lL-CI«*n 5 vdi (Of Rtttdcntul financing French Provincial, complete. Living J7i Fill dirt, 5 yds for $50 GARDENS 10S Summer Rentals phone, copier custodial Prime wa- IU-MU room, French Provincial, complete 144 1399 terfront location, new building, fled Bank For information and appi call items can be sold separately Cal TWO SUPERMARKET -Checkout MM Me. Exclusive 1 a 2-bedroom apart- i AKF OSSIPPI.N H Cottage A" 671 B95O [ 63 Money To Loan counters $275 each ments. Individual gas heating Icen Let the Call 291 W^B vemences Weekly rates 564-093* GREEN VELVET STRIPED LOVE trai air conditioning. Excellent loce •r 6 p m SEATS — $150 Queen Anne couch, tion 110 Wanted To Rent A 3-4 OR SMO DELINQUENCY? naw upholstery, antique blue. $300 UPRIGHT STUDENT PIANO Bad Credit Good Credit-No Credit? $295 Just off Rt 35 on Kings Highway LAKE WORTH. FLA — Con Register Cast iron 3-ptece garden »t, $150 East (walking distance to Foodtown tinium, completely furnished US GOV'T HOMEOWNER LOAN 542-4*91. Call 542-8114 MATURE SINGLE FLORAL DE- Below Prime lo Help Snooping Center) .... club privileges 2 bedrooms Can SIGNER — Needs spacious un- VICTIMS OF THE RECESSION HOUSE SALE — 7 well to-wali USED FURNITURE — Good cond.. CALL 471-002) 11 5 daily S44-0934 alter 6pm fjrmsned 1 bedroom apt with living CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS carpets m perfect cond. Aiso dish 2 bedroom sets, living room chair. room & separate kitchen Rent be- end tables, good buys 747 36B6 NORTH LONG BRANCH - P,an Even STOP FORECLOSURE washer ft kitchen cabinets. 471-4a43 oramic ocean view from every tween U0C ft 1380 542 5254 Tues Home Improvements WELL PUMP — 1 h.p.. deep oc MODERN APARTMENT — Near room 1 bedroom suites 1 motel Sat . 9 5 30 or 671 1064 or 437-3419 at Business Lisa IBM TYPEWRITERS shallow Paid $324. will sell lor $250 transportation Best lln.i to call units. Olympic pool, beach, color all other times Ask tor Kirk or Don $ CASH FOR ANV REASON $ Never used. M7_-MI2 anytime before noon 4^ W TV, 0/c. and maid service Restau 24 HR FREE in-Home Service RENTAL $22-$28 per mo rant on oremises Available DY the REAL ESTATE Instant Phone Okay %00-m *9S9 Rent with option to buy 172-032: WHOLESALE WATCHES — LCDREO BANK - fa*) r(.;ent I- dev. week, or month JEEPS — Government Surplus quarti. $3.90, 1 year guarantee Call bedroom loft api .st |ej 1525 * FOR SALE Listed for $3,tH. Sold tor $44. For Ron a! 471 7012 Utilities 741-2194 BEACHCOMBER info Call (312) 931 I9»i EXT 2391 WINDSURFER — Great shape, low REO BANK — 1 • •• foytt, 3 222-6479 131 Houses For Sale KITCHEN CABINETS — Still H cosl. bedroom, court yard, laundry, SEA BRIGHT - Motel un.ts 5. itu I boxes, counter tops, drop-in ga Can U1 »94 carpentry. 1575 • uMltiet 741-2194 apts . by me dav wHk, at Merchandise For range with rang* hood, must sell BRAND NEW COLONIAL — 4 1 u>no C< f 5 m t RED BANK — Beautiful 1-bedroom. month Private beach & oooi A C I bedrooms, 1 i baths, loaded with Sale •i*" ! " *'" ' 77 Pets And Livestock carpeting, new Kitchen, air condi- V. maid service extras 191.900 WORK FOR YOU! LAWN MOWER - Jacobson rider tioning. $400 • utilities, convenient TRADEWINDS MOTEL CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO 30" cut, 7 h.p , exc. cond- $395. location 741-3194 ' 842-1637 787-3500 . ] RUGS * U2-O4H 2 PART PERSIAN ANGORA CATS I sirfa table, like new — Black, males, 1 vr old Free to RED BANK — 1-bedroom apt tor good home only 49S 3363 SEA BRIGHT — The Harbour Point FAIR HAVEN LIQUIDATING 2 ESTATES rent. Motel, futlv furnished luxury acts SHOP THESE LOW PRICES TODAY Antique dining tablet, chain, desks ABANDONED TERRIER MIX — Call 727-4ISO after t with a picturesque ocean vitw. all PIECE DINETTE — Formica, Vintage home on River Rd . corner curio cabinets, sideboards Young, brown black male Looks 00 )ptece bedroom. Spanltrt. armoirev Chippendale and French RED BANK — I bedroom furnished utilities included in rent Studios at Hance Rd 4 bedrooms, l'i baths. ing Site. IW0 W1 3243 «Mcr 4 like Annie'i dog Cute, houtebroken luxury apartment All uMltiet in- tS9S per mo 1 bedroom suites l?9S large living room, dining room. mirrors, chandahtrs, carpels. On 142 2445 M.OOOBTU GAS HEATER — USFREEZE. R — Fro»l Iraa upright. W SANYO — 4 channal ttarao with • entalia. brie abrac. cluded $200. mo 741-47M. leave per mo . No pets Summer rentals. k itc hen & dinette, front fc rear Frttftrt air conditioner. ut*d on* cu It . (12S. Call track t caualta, (200 unlunlc 5 A LOW BUDGET? INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES mesiage_ June. July 1 Aug . 1492 Ocean Ave , PO'ches Lots of potential Home- Shoe the Used Furniture Center Advanced And Beginners Sea Bnunt. N J W-W3 office use permitted S69.500 lummar. vn. Call nt-IStt. 244-,4oJ aftar t p.m. Mack 4 whlla TV with S band radic 1S9 E Newman Storings Rd RED BANK — 9 Broad St Spacious. (SO Humldlllar. US Colorburit 100 of Red Bank Shrewsbury 7474101 DOG TRAINING ANTIQUES — I rattorttf oak ITALIAN RENAISSANCE COFFEE c,m3W wooded lot W7 500 PIB/WI11. Utad two «wafcl.|7S. MAKE THE SWIM BUY efficiencies overlooking Sunset tra !•«'. marbilliad tormlca top earfact cond., (ISO. NTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank COCKAPOO PUPPIE5 * *hi per mo Heat I water furnished Lake Daily, weekly rate* No pets Call 11% tm attar • with chain, good cond.. (IS. Call M4-114* >t; WM Front Street OF A LIFETIME! Ref I i mo security Close lotrens- Idmg lot on River Rd 7O'H15O' 7,1-11*7 altar 4 p.m. AAA-Swimmlng pool distributor is Lowing, Little, Babies. Paper Can "6 U47. The Ravens Wood \nn BEDROOM SET — Conu>lau wnlta 3 bu«ldifi9» ISO dealers Ui 4334 portetion, no pets Couples ore high land, wooded Home-office use STEREO RECEIVER - Phmaar itemi bought, ask lor Guv closing out their entire inventory of Ira.nrd 1.00 Call 367 Km (erred Call 717 2501 KEANSBURG permitted. $19,500 tingla bad with haadboard. draitar KITCHEN TABLE — Butehar-Mock SX*M, M watli par channal. UO0 19C2, new. 31' family sued pools FREE MALEFEMALE CATS - Complete with deck, fence, litter and Rooms tor renl 4 mirror. 1110. It" xwlrral Ian. US top. (old-down laavas. btnch A 2 Tachnlct caualta dack. (100 PT SIZE REFRIGERATOR — Altered, spayed Call W 6*69 or 707 Mi' DIuMaarlno tiairi. US: in on chain. a«. cond (75. Ml-TUt uper LeTour II 12 speed blcvcte. warranty. Full price now only »945. DANSKIN AGENCY Winj 'I? 210V 4" 1437 ROOMY, 1 BEOROOM APT -' ail ;•; ii« completely Installed. Can finance Elevator Near thooomg Walk to RED BANK - Lovely room private REALTOR MATTRESS * BOX SPRING — STORE FIXTURES — Call Bill at 409-4471337. FREE DOG - Griv.ih black An Wan Twp Spring Lake BICYCLE — 1ft-SPOtd), Schwlnn, 24", Starni 4 FoUar. imiln. (200 am, L buses Can Ml till entrance, parking Call S42 499*. clothing >lora ShowcaM. (IS me type dog. under 1 vr Were mov •41-S402 eves. 449 3800 4499411 almost naw, »». Call SM-I411 ALDWIN ORGAN — Gxc. cond . • ng He need* M nrw home 747 4146 Call 94* 4224 Doubl* rack 4 tray, laO. 2-tlar round 103 Commercial Eves , Mr Johnson S2B n§4 display. (SO wagon whaal dltplav ke brand new. (1.000 or best offer RED BANK - Short term rental of RED BANK - In auiet. private CONSOLE TV - M", Mack 4 whit*. MOVING TO FLORIDA — All placaft (40. T bar display. (3S. Call ly1-lS*7 e» *n-UM. Rentals GERMAN SHEPHERD - 4 mo old ideally located townhouse 5 large home, parking, air, no kitchen pnvi FAIR HAVEN REALTY good COM AUIng tioo o. Mil otlar vary high gualltv. hardwood charry HO. ~GAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT —1 male, needs large yard & a lot of rooms, including 3 bedrooms All leges, working woman preferred Call for information 30-vr . 14- r\ 4 Hitchcock chain, (ISO. Oroptaat loving Call after 5 30. 2*1 1147 14I4UI. TWO REDWOOD — Port.Di. riing units. 2 shampoo units, all •as Available now $795 per mo '41 Jiti VA & FHA mortgages tatXa with 4 Mm will sail 10. (100 mica, e»c cond. 232 JU) or ROAN — 2-*r old. ** thoroughbred Call *2W558 2 and taMet. (ISO. Butlar'l tray cot- chairs. (20 aa Rattan couch 4 1 RED BANK — Studio room, chairs. (ISO sat. Dlnlno room chain filly Green broke, ••tremely ouiet COUCH — And chain, gold. laa tabta. 1100 ! nlta taMai. (ISO aa C«ll SMIUl RED BANK — Furnished. 3-room furnished, private entrance, bath, FOR SALE BY OWNER - Fair i»ol» EMC ihao. JM0 Hall tabla. (SO Call mornings • 10 (10 aa. 741tSS7. nED BANK AC Ideal for mature couole Big driveway Ref I security required Haven 6 room Colonial house Sale Call IUMII a.m.. K2»wo SHELTIE PUPS — AKC. champion kitchen, private entry front & beck Suitable for working lady, nurse, or once 141 900 Call 741 4314 TYPEWRITER — Elactrk SCM MCommtrclal INDUSTRIAL AREA line, ins A blues Good obedience or $475 A security All utilities in Student Call after 6. 741-2746 Avail. DRAPES — Brocada. 4 QUEEN SIZE BED — Includat mat portatila with casa. (I2S. o*t Call 741 5170 eluded 542-4340 Sept i FREEHOLD UilOl. (Mt tratt. t-i wlna. tram* • haad- I47SOOS Rental* Magnificent 4 bedroom 2 i bath 144114! ooard. (100 Call "JMir. 3.500U 7.000 Sg.FT. RED BANK -$aPi 1 Kitchen pnv. Elite Colonial with 46»I0 heated m WALNUT CHINA CABINET — 17V 80 Bicycles/ SEA BRIGHT — 3 large rooms leges Ref I 2 weeks security ground pool Amenities galore RCA 25" COLOR TV — (ISO E« 10.000 BTU Emarsonalr condltlonar tailgate loading, private Working woman 1200 mo 142-7613 5133.000 Call FOUR SEASONS RE DRVER - WMrlDdM. Ml. aooro. S7S, working If In. RCA color TV Mini Bikes available Sept 1 cond. Saa A taka It. parking, A/C. heat. Call 142-0045 eves ALTORS. 471 5100 » «r» old. good cond . HOC or MM Call rnuti (SO; sludant das*. US *»S COASTAL BUILDIN6 otfar. Glbfton rafrlaarator. uprlgnt. sprinklered. Pubic trans- ELECTRIC POWERED — 3 wheel good cond . >1» or batt o«.r REFRIGERATOR — Good cond. WASHING MACHINE — S7S 2 h On Th« portation cycle. Super Shopper model, be*! mmi. (SO G E wauvtr, good cond, (SO rattas for laavas. (a aa. made Hardly uwd Was $740. quick Call MS 124] 741-iaM N.v.tlnk Riv«r 213 Instruction 213 Instruction FREEZER CHEST — 21 CM, fl., a*c. vale, $SIi Call U2Vm eves 213 Instruction cond.. wgrfct aarfgci. (ITS firm. WROUGHT IRON KITCHEN RED BANK. N.J. MOPED 19W — Mototoecan*. e*c Wrought Iran railing, pair with SOFABED — 4 mot ok) Paid S1S0; TABLE — And chain, pink formica •ALSO- cond Asking $300 or btst offer Call straight tactlon attacnad. (2S. will tall (or (200 top. oval, SI00 Also Irumpat. (SO after i. ask for Rtch^747SS49. IMMSI Call •'! «OU S47-M12 altar t P.M. Prime Waterlront 6.000 SQ. FT. MOPED - 197* PUCH Newport, CONGRATULATIONS A. BALLARO Ottice Suites Available mint cond . ice blue, beautiful Cell Ground Floor eves . HMJT*. i Occupy Sept. 1, TESTI t9fJ0 — Fastest moped, little ON YOUR NEW CAREER AS A 1000-13.000 aqlt. driven, exceptional buv. $315 $ 90 Tailgate loading Rumson. 747 4021. C«N COMPUTER PROGRAMMER. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 201-747-55M 747-1100 Merchandise FOR SALE PRICE HP TO *?nn»° Wanted SCHOOL OF DATA PROGRAMMING ALL L1OMEL FSTABUSHED 1966 Or Flyer Top cash Register Price Buster Ads can sell your unneeded items 944-2J93 quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns A • COMPUTER PROGRAMMING • COMPUTER OPERATION ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for now under a separate distinctive heading. Items ori- top cash Mary Jane Roosevelt An W • • KEYPUNCH'EXEC SECY »TYPING/STENO CV 109 East River Rd . Rumson OFFICE PROCEDURE •ACCOUNTING/BKKPG ginating Irom your household may txvsold lor up to i OFF •42-11S9. Member Appraisers As $20000 per article. Price lor each item must be uxietion ot America •DATA EOUIP REPAIRS mentioned. ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN COUPON TIQUES. Rt. 34 and Homestead LOANS AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS Ave., Leonardo. 29(5250. THE REGISTER, DAILY/SUNDAY BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR SALE PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE • DAY-EVES-SAT CLASSES - Call Second Hand Lll. 244-07/7 CALL: 542-1700 Alter 5. 244 B4.IS Highest prKes paid CALL FOR FREE INFORMATION Call 542-1700 THW COUPON MUST M PMMNTEO tor all Items, antiques; etc. For bargain*, stop at 24 Broad St., Key- 100 Parsonage Road, Menlo Park 494-5450 WITH PLACtMf MT Of AD No discount if cancelled before expiration. ADMUSTMPHIPAID 1969 Morris Avenue, Union 964-1144 No changes in copy. PIANO WANTED 188 East Bergen Place, Red Bank 741-0800 Any condition 493-4911 C6 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. AUGUST 23,1982 131 Houses For Sale 131 Houses For Salt MAJOR LEAGUE NUBBIN FULL APPRAISAL SERVICES — RUMSON — Bv owner, carriage Whalan Really Group. Realtor*.. Rlt house wllh IS acres on duck pond. BASEBALL IS. MlddHtown 041>T54S. charming 4 bedroom*. l bath* Central air u mi to beaches Home Piuiawao 44 M m 1 CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO in At cond |1«.500. Principals CMcaaa 54 n 4» Itrt onlv 747 It54 • II .411 MM TtT-MOO Lai Anaeln M It Ul - Atlanta 17 It HOLMDEL MJ 1 EDWARD W COLLINS AGENCY 132 Condominiums taOm II ft 124 in ABILITY DEPENDABILITY San Francltc. 44 tl in I RELIABILITY Town Houses Haultan II 44 441 II CMCInnall 41 17 i im

KEANSBURG — 2 bedroom ranch A BETTER LIFESTYLEI Houttan I. Mantraal I with geraet SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE aariCMaaal.CIUcaaal Call WM413. Rentals 1 Resales •ItntarHl 2. Laa AMWat I CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor 212 Travel/ Cincinnati H, PWIa*alaMa I »(¥7PORT~^ISI,$00 1 bedroom* 741-7eM 136 Mobile Homes 1S2 Boats And 211 Special Nollets liSOO down, eiiumeblc moriBaoe 1 Resident Salesperson Accessories st Louli 1. San FrancIico4 owner finarKma ivnHbll 1M-W1 June Stroupe 530-91*? eves, wkends Transportation FAMILY PARK — H»*4, I. COMPAT DATINO lEKVICI — B.lllraar.l. Te>4t4 bedrooms, washer, dryer, sundeck, Prlttbgrall 4. Lat MaWl 1. II LEONARDO — 1 bedroom*, tKC ABANDON YOUR CARES >ELF CONTAINED CAMPER LOW Mat. amen aarvtca. Call (Ml) Cilrlarm. II, OMrall I fireplace. medt35.5ODflrm 4fS-HO5 20' DUSKY — Center console wllh Atl.nl. II. N.« Var k t cond . low aai budget w» 900 Call SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE For * Ion a*ck-4t». UJM. Milwaukee J, iaaltla 1 twin 45 h.p. Evinrudes, exc. cond.. SI Laull >. San Francitcal. IIli ADULT NOT RETIREMENT HI 537J or M241SS MOBILE HOME — 12x45'. Sept. 1 with 4 wheel trailer 13+00 7472453. FKII TOTAL IMAOC - Natrlttan Philadelphia I. Clnonn.ii 1 nMin Resales i Rentals occuoancv In well-manicured adult Na« Tark l. TaraMa I 4 wtm caMral laminar. Thur... ClavalarMl 4. MlMaaata I Chlcaael. SenOtoal CROWELL AGENCY park overlooking Sand* Hook. 2 • aa U. MM. 4:»-7: Jl P.m. Milton Manlraal 1. Hautlent LITTLE SILVER bedrooms, central air, screened BOSTON WHALER 19M — IM". 15 CUcaaall. KantatCllvJ 741-4030 h.p Johnson. Cover tV trailer. Fully IMI. TMn Falll. N.J. C«H IM OJP CallfariHat COLONIAL palio, awnings, landscaped, com San Francltc. (Martin Ml al Chlcaaa Resident Salesperson equipped »4,iH> call attar 4, Sn btjdtooms. 3'i Daim Mini cond pletely furnished 121,000 Davi. 74M5f>. I Bird 7 111.1 -IS p.m. Jean Mitchell 142-7311 eves, wkends 110 Lost*Found MRS. SYLVIA l.ltimar. tt. 1 .KM 1 On cul rJe tac. CIOM lo schools, shop 344 22*5 Eves , 133-0445 or 133-0129 Heiga Stewart 741-*549eves wtiendi H.ndwr Ulna Attaint Mllaauaet I. Seattle I San Oiaeo (H.wklnt l-land Weitha-I) oing 4 train Principals only Weekend!. 172 9131 or 133-0441. CENTURY 1*71 — J3'4". 22t h.p FOUND CAT - Greyft white , male, Charactar Kaa4ar/AaMaar TaBar-i al Pllltburah (C.nd.l.rla 10 1 and O S A BADGE OF DISTINCTION — outdrive Fully equipped. On trailer no collar, i eve. On .n afaMama a) IHa. Cnkaoo I Troul 4-71 at ClavalarMl (Waltt Baumoerien0-41, 2.I:ISa.m. Shadow Lake village Rentals - Re- $9,500. Cell after 4, 741-45*1. •nontraallCullkkten » »i at Cincinnati LITTLE SILVER See-SIW Taral Carai 4 PivcMc Aura 1-12arWMttan 1-21.7:11p.m. LENTZE MARINA - For P. art Ian KHM a.m. ar 77>«;l a.m. Taranla (Laal Ml al Near Vark (P.ilor. t-tl. 7: IS p.m. Phlladelahle 4 bedroom, 1 bath. |V family room *WALKER I WALKER, Realtors FOUND - Beetle, In the vklrvlty ef Lovely area Best buy In town al Bay boating. In-out berthing servlca IMofaan.ll.lem (Krukow II 71 at Atlanta IC.mpt-II, 7:4* 741 1212 the Nkhoi'i deot itare. Rl. 14 A 179.WO tor power and sail boats, IS to 14' K.ntat Cltv (Fratt 4 il at T.net p.m. Eves Tern Robinson Lloyd Rd In Aberdeen If . 211 Instruction Lat Anwlai IRautt lit) al SI Lourt LITTLE SILVER REALTY Used boil Mitei. 7i7»i3f 747 4034 '_ has any krwwledoe of who It I (For tch 1171.1:11pm Realtor 741-0950 Milwaukee'(McCkire Ml at California to. Please call JP-4II0 Naw Yark (Z.chrv t-S) at Hautlon CONDO. HIGHLANDS EAST EXINCIII CLASSES — Naw farm- (Win 7-41,11:11 p.m. MIDDLETOWN - 2 bedroom hout* OIL — » 1 BIA apex-owed, $19 91 per In*. ««d laMi/MMdlatnm araa. Detroit [Petrv 11-7) al Oakland I Norn, li N.ekiu II 11,4 Up m POINTE - I bedroom, porch, case, 24 pint*. LOST — Black Lab mix dot, medi- lor salt bv owner Like new Com- washer & dryer, electric AC. first 14' DURANAUTIC — Offshore Call Ulim arur « p.m. * 71, 10 lip m BOAT HOUSE um tlie R«dft g rav cellar. Atlantic San FranclKa at Chlcaaa, ID p.m. pletely remodeled Including new floor immaculate 159.900firm. Call model, with 25 h.p. Johnson a. Botton I Tudor «II al Saallla I Parry 7 Sea Bright Atlantic Hlgnland* Hlohlends area, answersto Aramls . KIADINO SPECIALIST - I will San Dlrao al PMipurMi. 1. 4.01P m heating a plumbing Located near Brian before 5, al ?*7 1100 After » at Pacemaker trailer. 11500. Call 111, 10:11am. •4M2H 291 JS7S Reward. 172-0212 or 542-4714. lirtar arlmarv arada cMMran In Montreal al Cincinnati. 7:11p.m. public transportation nt 400 19152*1 291 2792 weekdays after I. weekend) TeianfiUemai W 2524 nMn MIMUIIt In my F.lr Philad*lp*il. .1 Atl.nl*. 7:40p.m. anytime. SAILBOARO 1911 - Witt) fool LOST — White/tan female Lahrmnr Datralt al Oakland. 4 M p.m SHADOW LAKE — First floor. 4 navon nOnte our Hit •u^rwwser vete^ Lat Aneolet at SI lourt. I lip m. strap*, etc. Fast, but great learning PUPPY. 5 mo*. Brown flea collar. Chlcale el Cleveland. 7:13 p.m. rooms, choice location, enclosed 14 FT. STARCRAFT — Fiberglass lion. 747-4142, 747-0042 after 4 p.m. or NavtVorkalHoutMn.llIp.nl. UIDDLETOWN NEW MON board will Include lesions. Price Answers to Bonjour. River Plaia Toronto at Baltlmara, 7:13 p.m. Florida room, all appliances. Runabout with 40h p Evlnrude. 1f71 MOUTH — 4 bedroom Split Owner ch—p * ntgotl»b*». T4MW3 even. area. •41-T4W. will hold mortgage Asking $7i,000 taS.MO. Call owner, I41-OW3. Long trailer & accessories. $1,150 MS 307(1 Ce 1^ 142-*0*r SAILBOAT LOST — Black, tone-haired male 14' sloop, asking tssoo cat. New Monmoutr) vicinity. Flee 137 Lots & Acreage 15 FT. RESTORED WOODEN OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Way tide Call 244-24*7. collar Reward. Tt7 nos NtW VOP.K ( ATLANTA Roemck cf 5 0 11 Gf utrti dh 1110 Woods tV Long View Village New BLUEJAY — Ready for water. Ask- Slnalln dh 3 111 Rkhrdt 1b 4120 ing sSOO 143 0MS akrkM aftrUM homes from (149 900 12'}% mort 2M Marlboro Otmpiv C 4 110 Dent u 3 0 11 POCONOS — Assumption on tort Wilson ct 5 13 1 dovitar If 1111 Century Building Co . 531 0501 WINDSURFER - Great shape, tew LOST — Blackft whit e cat no tall, Dautr 3b 5 110 Werner t 3 0 0 0 losure, fjnance company must sell. 1 15 FT FIBERGLASS BOAT-r And Bailor » 5 19 1 RKmri u » 1 4 J cost. answers to Mlnky, lied Bank area MOTICI Booenr ph 0 0 0 0 + acre lot Near Camel Back Shi trailer 1500 or best offer Cell between t-5, 741-0404, atk tor Valtnlln rl 4 0 14 Wthln rl 5 0 0 0 OCEANPORT - Port W Pe unpaid Call MUteD Sandy After 4. 477-07+9. US reword Kingmn 1b 5 t 1 I Murphy it 4 1)4 4 bedroom Colonial 7 1 baths, 2 car »A of Merfboro TewnsMo h*M •eMImert Ml til MMt balance owed on $10,000 property Fosttr It 4 0 10' Horntr 3b 4000 d4)r«ge beautiful lot f 119,W0 15 FIBERGLASS BOAT - 3ihp, thelr revuler meetlns on August 14. Broofci 3b 5 0 10 Garbtr p 0 0 0 0 Taiat - Ut m •* l No money down, Less than (100 per LOST — Female Siamese cat Flor- CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO Evinrude, trailer. M7S. 154 Recreational 1fU Mdteok thetoHowlfW action ; Hodge* c 5 110 Chmblt Ib 5 0 10 mo No commission to pav Call Mr ence Awe., Lont Branch. Black t OP-Baltimore 2, Taiai 1. LOB- Belli 717 3300 7471131, ZBBt-5141 Sevmour and Phylll Gilti Jb 4 110 Hubbrd Ib 3 4 13 more t, Ttiet 7. IB—Roankha, Denl, Low- Field for info. 409 344-1130 dally e* Vehicles cream, weorlno flea collar. 5T1-0IU. L • vine were oranted a Variance rt- Ownbtv P 0 10 0 Slnalro c s t j o eniiein. Sakata 1, Rlcharttt. HR— Ford cept Sun 1971 DI*IE - 21'. 4-cyl FWC 170 ii« from Section 40) 20 of the RUMSON - Waterfront Jusl re- LOST — Pearl Cock at lei. Name Howard ph 1 1 t 0 Mahltr p 1 I 1 1 (f), Rlpktn (it), Sinekttan (io, St—Ford h p brand new outdrive. Full MMarlboro Township Zonlnej Or Falcone p 0 0 0 0 Moore p 1 0 0 0 duced Country French wllh pan- RUMSON — Choice building lot 2 Sassy. Leonardo area Grev 4. white, (3), Rotnkkt (I). S Sakata SF—EMur- camper canvas. Wllh slip paid til MOTOR HpMES FOR RENT Orotco P 10 0 0 L inarei Ph 1 0 1 0 oramic view 4 bedrooms. I11 baths, blocks from golf course. 1125.000. yellow head, red cheeki. Reward. rav. Singleton Oct AM/ FM cassette Many extras. Check our unbeatable 172-04*5. JUDITH LIDSKV Slaub ph 1 0 0 0 Btdrotn p > o 1 0 brick entrance & tireolace Mahy Principles only, call eves 74MSW low rates and compare, 22+0471 \r HIIMItO (7,000 firm 471-1211 after 5 p.m. ZONING CLERK Hauimn p 0 0 0 0 COlai p 0 0 0 0 fitras Mint cond 1265,000 Princi- Butler cl 0 0 0 0 pals only 741 ]9ft7 yea Palmer W.10-] • 13 3 4 5 TfJUh 4* f IS f Te*al» H II II It Tout NawVart IM Mt MMHontvcll t * IS 1 4 3 3 0 1 234 Marlboro 234 Marlboro 234 Marlboro 234 Marlboro ABa*u m III Hi-MBoilaoo 113 3 2 2 I 0 134 Marlboro IM Marlboro E-KRamlrtt 1. LOB—Ntw York J, At Mirabtlla 0 0 0 0 1 0 RESOLUTION #1)7« together with the proposed Ordinance be furnished to the Planning Board lanla 14. IB—Bailor, Valtntlne, Slnatro Comer 413 13 * i 2 2 punuanj lo the Municipal Land Use Act. IB—Wilson HR—Hubbard (I), Murphy BE IT RESOLVED t>v the Township Council of the Township of BE IT ORDAINED bv IM Taamthlp Council al In. Towntftlp M Mirabtlla ptkhadto 1 bailer In the 3rd OFFEREOBY CouncllwomanMollica (30). Kinsmen (3D). SB-Wilton (44). Marlboro that an Ordinance entitled Marlboro County of Monmouth, si.u ef Naw Jaraav at fafknvt: WP Boitarw T—2:33 A Mil SECONDED BY Councilman Lerner / (14), Bailor (14i. Rovkltr 1 (SI, OROINANCI # 3*4)2 Sactlon I. Thai Sacllon Ml b. amansM u> m.1 Ih. d.u of in. Zanlna AN ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENTING AND AMENDING AN OR AYES: 3 * ilon 111). S—Butler. SF-Valtn Map of ina Towmhlp of Marloare li Iha Mas thai II dMad Awuat ll. mi. LOS ANOU (3) PITTtlUHOH 14) DINANCE SUPPLEMENTING AND AMENDING AN ORDINANCE EN NAYS: 2 I Hour ihen A Sioke) tin SactKn 1. Thai all Ontlnancas and prevlilam tharaar Inconilitonl wllh akrkM afemH TITLED AN ORDINANCE LIMITING AND RESTRICTING TO SPECI EVELYN PICCOLINI, H MRII1O Township Clerk tn. provlnom of inn Ordlnanca ara harabv raaaalad. Sai lb 7 0 10 Moreno cl toil MED DISTRICTS OR ZONES AND REGULATING THEREIN BUILD Sactlan ). That thli Otoln.nc. ahall uk. atfact upon pauafM and m>««l INGS AND STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO THE CONSTRUCTION AND Ownaav Rotmtk It 7 03. J»av Jb 4 00 0 JAMES F HOURIHAN. uuolk.tlon ai provMaa: a> i.w Mandav rf 7 l t 0 Madkk 3b 1010 THE NATURE ANDEXTENT OF THE U5E OF THE LAND PROVIDING Council President PASSED: Ausutt II. Ian Falcona I 11 I 1 1 FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE PRO Marthlnh 10 00 JThpsn 1b 40 10 OROINANCI #»« ADOPTED: in on u L.I < 21-1 1 2 1 VISIONS OF THF ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A BOARD OF ADJUST SHowe P 0 0 0 0 Hebntr rl 4 110 AN ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENTING AND AMENDING AN OR- SAUL O. HORNIK, MAYOR Hautman I 2 110 0 MENT AND FIXING THE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION IN THE TOWN Landri ph 10 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 DINANCE SUPPLEMENTING AND AMENDING AN ORDINANCE EN- EVELVN PICCOLINI. TOWNSHIPCLERK SHIPOF MARLBORO" TITLED "AN ORDINANCE LIMITING AND RESTRICTING TO SPECI- Mahler in ) 3 1 i t Nudnlr p 0 0 0 0 Slergeli ph 1 0 • 0 CMTinCATHM JoMrli ph 10 0 0 ORbntn p 1 0 0 0 be introduced and oessed on first reeding and that the ume be FIED DISTRICTS OR ZONES AND REGULATING THEREIN BUILD Moore 1 tl 4 3 ] 0 0 I haraov cortlly tha abov. to b. a trua and anact con of a Rawlutlon B«hwth p 0 0 0 0 Easier H 4 13 1 advertised according to law. and INGS AND STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO THE CONSTRUCTION AND Bedroilen 1114 1 ] 0 0 pta^by tha Townihla Council of tha Towmhlp al Marlbera al a maatlna Guerrero • 0 1 0 TPtnac 5 1 < 0 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that (he same be considered for final THE NATURE AND EXTENT QF THE USEOF LAND; PROVIDING FOR CDiaiW.JI 11 0 0 0 0 1 Ctv 3b *M0 Berre st 5110 .-.nur or September 9. 1*1} at S 00 P M at the Marlboro Municipal THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE PROVISIONS Gerber s.Il 1 1110 0 tytlyn Pkcollnl Garvtv lb 4 0 11 Rnodtn P 1 0 0 0 fomolei <9'i 'owmhip Drive, Marlboro, N J at which time all persons OF THE ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT WP—Falcont. 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