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VOL. 99 NO.67 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 15 CENTS Eatontown school issue: Why parents irked •y SHERRY FIGDORE not "arbitrary and capricious" and explain why it involved two sixth grades into Vetter from the Memorial School for er than the "corporate nomads" know in a lifetime, the par- only military dependents two years. ents involved in the suit have said EATONTOWN - "Dear Folks," the letter began. "Our School transfers are a way »f life in this district, where "But I think people understand." he said "In my eight "We try to create a home wherever we go." saM Mrs W class sizes in Grades 2 through 5 at Meadowbrook School are military families make up 40 per cent of the district's 2,000 yean there have been very, very few complaints " Richard Green, wife of • colonel assigned to the fort who kas larger than anticipated last spring. . .In order to maintain youngsters. raised four daughters, aged 7 lo H in stateside and overseas "When people move into this district, I think they under base* They have moved nine limes in the last 11 years a reasonable balance of pupils to teacher to ratio, it will be "We go through redistricting every year," said Mr. Palm stand that we can't guarantee that their children will stay in "We were always willing to accept housing moves if they necessary to reassign your child. ." isano "We had one year in which 1,4*1 children either en- schools they start In." Parents ol 42 children previously assigned to Meadow- tered or left the district within one school year And that year were connected with out Job." Mrs Green said, echoing may brook School received those letters just before the Labor Day that number was over SO per cent of the total student enroll- Then what has caused this rebellion by It military fami- of the parents involved in the court mil, which seeks to ban weekend. ment. lies, who move under government orders al least once a year ill further transfers once children have been assigned to a Now It ol the 31 families involved all living on the main "In my eight years as superintendent," Mr Palmisano without question, but who have refused to accept one more particular school post of Ft. Monmouth, have instituted suit against the Board said, "there has been a tremendous turnover, and parents school reassignment for their children from a civilian author- If we stay In any one place more than two years, It of Education to reverse the transfer and the board and School seem to accept the reasons and accept the results. ity? really becomes a home," she said Superintendent Anthony F. Palmisano have been directed to "Three years ago," the superintendent said, "we had a It's the question of stability /or their children, already The Greens' second-grade daughter wai Included in the appear in court on Friday to prove that the assignment was year in which enrollments were so skewed we had to move subjected to more movement than most civilian children, oth- See EalMtewi, page 1 Johnson & Johnson jet crash kills executives By The Associated Press The airport is surrounded by mountains, and there is a Fifteen Air Force men on a dropoff at each end of the training flight and four phar- runway. Visibility was poor at maceutical company execu- the time of the crash, and a tives en route with their National Transportation Sav wives to-a meeting at a plush ety Board spokesman said the Virginia resort were among last report from the pilot in- 35 persons killed in plane dicated that he was attempt- crashes during a deadly six- ing an instrument landing ap- hour span. proach The crashes yesterday in The spokesman for the four states left at least 15 NTSB team dispatched to in- children orphaned — children vestigate the crash said early of the Johnson & Johnson sub- today that the pilot apparent sidiaries' officials who died ly made two passes at the with their wives In a fiery runway before the crash crash al Hot Springs, Va Dennis Sutton, a Civil Air Three crew members aboard Patrol member who who was the company-owned jet also the first al the scene, said the were killed plane erupted in fire on im- In Colorado, a lawyer and pact - "It was totaled, his wife returning to Denver burned. Everything was from a meeting at a summer gone." and ski resort in Steamboat Air Force officials said Springs were among six per- there were five survivors of sons killed in the crash of a the crash of a KC1S5 tanker twin engine Aztec Piper jet which went down in a which slammed into two pro- wooded area near Alpena, i RESTRICTIONS ON THE WAY?? - The state Assembly will consider pane fuel solrage tanks and Mich . sometime after 8:30 restrictions on the operation of motorized bicycles, or "mopeds," such burst into flames a m yesterday That's when as this one owned by Thomas Woods, 18, of Mlddletown, this week. Look- And three persons died in Wurtsmith Air Force Base Ing on Is BobbyMcGowan, 13, also of Mlddletown. last had radar and radio con- Illinois when their single-en- RESCUE EFFORT — Rescue workers prepare to remove bodies of II who gine aircraft plunged into the tact with the pilot died In crash of Johnson & Johnson company plane al Ingoll Airport In Hot Illinois River near Peoria Two majors, nine captains, Springs, Va., yesterday. At Ingalls Field in Hot two first lieutenants and two Springs, the wreckage of the sergeants died Three cap- Youths protest (iruman Gulfstream II jet tains and a first lieutenant mile from the neiresl road, site.in Lower Michigan said partner^ in the Denver li* owned by Johnson & Johnson from Kincheloe \KH and an witnesses said The largest the jet was en route from K firm of Yegge. Hall and of New Brunswick, NJi, was airman first class from K.I. remaining recognizable part I Sawyer in the Upper I'enin- Evans, and hii wife struck spotted by helicopter about 1 Sawyer AFB were admitted of the aircraft, the military sula to Oftult AKB. Neb .'with two propane fuel storage P in The plane, carrying to Alpena General Hospital, equivalent of a Boeing 707. a stopover al Ktncheloe tanks shortly after takoeff Johnson subsidiaries officials where four were listed in was a 20-foot section of tall He said most of the \ ictitm from the Steamboat Springs. moped curb bill and their wives from Trenton, serious but stable condition structure were scheduled to participate Colo , airport N.J., to a Pharmaceutical and the others In very good Survivors were airlifted lo in a special training program Evans, 50. and his wife, Bj JULIE MCDONNELL been three deaths resulting from the use of Manufacturing Association condition early today the hospital, and the 15 bodies at Strategic Air Command (iarnelt, were returning home mopeds in the state, which are, according meeting al the Homestead The plane, carrying five were evacuated to a tempo- headquarters from his firm's annual meet- While mosl of Munmuuth County's As- to law, supposed to travel al speeds under Hotel, plunged into a fog- rary morgue set up in (he It was at about the umi ing at the ski and summer sembly members say they will support crew members and 15 passcn 25 miles per hour. shrouded mountain ravine KITS ripped a swath 50 yards same building time as the Johnson it John- resort community in north- amendments to strengthen state regu- Locally, a Sea Bright teenager was se- and caught fire about 500 feet wide and half a mile long be- Capt. Charles Pinkard of son crash that a twin-engine, western Colorado Four other lations of the motorized bicycles known as riously injured when the moped she was below the runway fore crashing into a swamp a Wurtsmith. near the crash plane carrying Don R Evans. persons aboard also died "mopeds," a group of local high school stu- riding crashed into a tree in Rumson on s dent) > planning a trip to Trenton to pro- Sept. 18. The girl. Nancy Bourg. remains test those proposed restrictions. in critical condition at Monmouth Medical The state Senate has passed a bill, Center. Long Branch which now goes to ihf Assembly, that Assemblyman Waller Kozloski. D-Mon- would — mouth, said he will sponsor the Menza bill Syria hangs terrorists after raid — Limit mopeds to roads with speed in the Assembly. limits under 40 miles per hour Mr Kozloski introduced a similar mea- By FAROUK NASSAR ascus, yesterday belonged to Damascus Radio reported might use the air force soon group based in Iraq and led — Require operators to be at least 17 sure last December, and was the first to Al Fatah, the largest Palesti- that Assad, visiting a Syrian to strike at our positions in by a radical code-named Abu years old and hold a valid driver's license. suggest thai mopeds be banned from roads BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - nian guerrilla group, headed air force base, told the pilots the mountains and in Beirut." Nidal - "father of the — Require operators to have liability with a speed limit of more than 40 miles The public hanging of three by Yasir Arafat that the hotel attack was "di- he added "This may be the struggle " Abu Nidal was insurance. per hour, he said proPalestinian terrorists in During a seven-hour siege rected against the Syrian reason why President Assad tried and sentenced to death — Mandate police reports of moped ac- Although there have been suggestions Syria today raised fears of the hotel by Syrian MM people and the Syrian armed chose an air base near Dam- in absentia by Al Fatah in cidents. that helmets should be made mandatory. among Lebanese leftists ol a nty forces, one of the terror- forces " ascus lo hurl his threats 1174 for plotting to assassi- "I think the restrictions are long over- nate Arafat Mr. Kozloski said he didn't think that was Syrian offensive to crush Pa- ists and four hostages were Spokesmen lor the Palesti- against Fatah " due; I wish we'd had them before this." necessary. lestinian guerrilla units oper- killed and 34 hostages welt nian guerrillas here said As- Synan troops now control said Assemblyman Anthony Villane. I! "1 think the speed aspect of the ve- ating here. wounded The three captured "The swiftness with which sad's claim that the terrorists most ol northern, eastern and Monmouth. "I appreciate the gas-saving hicles has been blown out of proportion," There was no immediate guerrillas were hanged in the terrorists were tried, sen- belonged to Al Fatah was a southern Lebanon The Pales- virtues of mopeds, but the lives we save by he said "In general, they don't go over 25, upsurge in the fighting, but front of the hotel tenced and hanged may be pretext for an all-out Syrian tinians are contained in an these amendments are much more impor- miles an hour, and helmets aren't really hospitals estimated that 60 Syria sent more than 12.000 designed to cover tlw real po- offensive against Palestinian area of less than one-fifth ol tant." necessary." persons were killed and no soldiers and 500 tanks into litical indentity of the culprits forces in Lebanon Lebanon, with their btckf lo The present law governing mopeds. Meanwhile, some local students are or- were wounded in overnight Lebanon last June to attempt and pin the crime deliber theses which was enacted a year ago. allows per- ganizing a group of moped owners to pro- fighting in Lebanon's civil to enforce a cease fire Their "The charge that thr Srmi- ately on Fatah to justify an- sons as young as 15 years of age to operate test to the Assembly about the proposed war efforts failed, and the Syrians ramis attackers were French The guerrilla spokesman other Syrian advance in Leba- the vehicles, with no licensing of operators restrictions. The government of Syrian subsequently began fighting members is only aimed at said the hnli-l tMTarMl W*fl non." the guer.illa spokes- or insurance required Sam Landy. of Tuxedo Road. Rumson. President Hafez Assad de- beside the Lebanese Christian justifying an titlark by Ihr members of a dissident Fatah man said State Sen. Alexander J Menza. I) a junior at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional clared that the four man ter- militas against the Palesti- Syrians." said one guerrilla Union, sponsor of the bill, said there have See Students, page 2 rorist squad that seized the nians and their leftist Moslem spokesman Semiramis Hotel in Dam*- -allies. "We think the Syrians Rumson cyclist The Inside Story ]\ U.S. tax CUt eyed ew ends trip today THE WEATHER WASHINGTON (AP) - row and brought the total to nation dragged the buying leaders meeting in Portland 259 million families, roughly power of that income down Ore, Carter said Mr Nixon •y JONNI KALIS Rally periods today through tomorrow With the government report- ing a HI 7 per cent jump last one American in eight 2 6 per cent, the lowest level and Mr Ford have made NOVATO, Calif - Gary Montefuscos 3.000 mile bi monlng. Partly cloudy tomorrow afternoon. year in the number of persons The Census Bureau blamed in five years these people poorer in the cycle tnp for the I' S Olympic Fund will come to an end Complete report on page 2. who are poor by Us stan- the increase in 1975 to the The government defines the same way that Mr Hoover today when he crosses the Golden Gate Bridge into San whipsaw effect of high in- poverty level as 15.500 for a Francisco Newest of the aitims brides ...g-i dards, Democrats and Re- made people poorer in the publicans on the Joint Eco- flation in the midst of reces- nonfarm family of four 1930s — by denying them the The Rumson evangelist for financial support for U S Olympic athletes plans to cross the bndge at noon Pacif- DAILY REGISTER nomic Committee of Congress sion, together with the wide- The Census Bureau report chance to work Bridge Advice 17 ic Coast Time ending an ordeal which has taken him well PHONF NUMBERS agree another tax cut may be spread exhaustion of was described today by "The Republicans pay lip Baslaess 8 over 3.0M miles in the 50 days since he left Sandy Hook in order next year to spur the unemployment benefits last Democratic presidential can- service to work but the) Mp Classified 14-IJ Mall Office M2-4M* Bay Tell Free (71-tttt economy year didate Jimmy Carter as a bills that would create jobs Ctmlcs 17 clear "indictment of econom- This city, his stopping place last night, is 15 miles TtllFrer SM-S1N The yearly increase in the At the sartie time, the re- They have become' a party Crossword Pinle 17 ic mismanagement" by the north of the Golden Gale He will spend tonight in San Classified Dept S4I-I7M number of persons living in port said that despite an $818 not of work but of welfare " Editorials i Ford administration Francisco, and then pedal 15 miles south tomorrow lo CimlatlOT Dept S42-4M9 poverty was the second in a increase in median family in See New, page 2 Entertainment TV 7 Half-Moon Bay. where he will symbolically dip his Spirts Dept S42-4M4 come to 113.720 a year, in- In remarks prepared for de- Hertseope 17 Seaftvd Biffel Luck wheels into the Pacific Ocean NMdletewi Bireai (7I-8SI livery to a group of labor Teuli Sieakfr\ 2I\ Off Lifestyle I, It $350 12-2 p.m. every weekday Ins Big Wheel Flea Market Hall Moon Bay is the residence of his brother John, Freeh** Bireai 4C 2121 The Sport Spot. Shrewsbury Make A Dale 7 Giant seafood buffet every Opening Oct. 1. 24 Mechanic Delertahie Shrinp, Feadie the former Mlddletown High and Brookdale athlete, who L*ag Braach Bireai 222 •III Sumptuous Quiche and OMtaartes * Wed Thurs evening, 17.50. St., Red Bank Now renting OMeUitM is a pitcher with the San Francisco Giants Sprta 12,13 Stalehease Bireai (•> 2J2 535* Flounder Inn, 42 Ave of Two Call 747-1498. 747-5110 Year- Crepes Every Tues fashion Luncheon-Fashion Show. Rivers, Rumson Round show at Fromagene. 842-8088 Tues 2 The DtftyRegbter SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, I 978 Students to protest New federal bill to curb mopeds tax cut eyed (Continued) reached for comment last night. High School, said about 20 students there Between 6,000 and 10,000 mopeds' are in (Continued) Minn., chairman of the com- ride mopeds to school, and that a number use in the state, the estimate varying de The poverty level is deter- mittee, said that holding of them are hoping to go to Trenton pending on who is asked. mined by computing the cost spending at current levels Wednesday to talk to the legislators. The vehicles, which cost between $300 of a basic nutritionally ade- would restrict economic "Our main objection is to the require- and $500 and get up to 200 miles per gallon, quate diet and multiplying growth But Republican mem- ment that an operator be 17 years old," he are reportedly particularly popular with that by three, based on the bers said spending above cur- said. "We don't object to the licensing, or teenagers and persons whose driver's li- finding that poor people spend rent levels would destroy the even to helmets, but we want to be able to censes have been revoked. one third of their income on private sector's ability to keep on riding them at age 15 and 16." The present law prohibits mopeds from food create new jobs. He said the students also object to the interstate and "primary" roads, bur . The Democrats tax propos- Of the families below the speed limit restrictions. doesn't define what primary roads are, poverty level, 68 7 per cent als were not specific. On the making enforcement virtually impossible, other hand, the Republicans "There are so many roads with speed were white, 47 5 per cent limits of 40 or more that you have to ride law enforcement authorities contend. were in families headed by urged enactment of President Police also say that drivers under 15 Ford's proposed Increase In on to get anywhere," he saidT "It would be women and 95 per cent lived I I often operate the vehicles, because it is personal exemptions from the just like banning mopeds, period " in nonfarm communities. SILVER ANNIVERSARY — The 25th anniversary of St. Joseph's Council, difficult for them to tell whether a driver present 1750 to $1,000 For example, there are several On the question of future Knights of Columbus, Keyport, was celebrated with the aid of big band era stretches of River, Ridge and Rumson is under 15. tax reductions, although Re- The GOP went a step fur- trumpeter Harry James, second from left, who entertained more than 750 Roads, he said, where the speed limit is 40 Organized opposition to the restrictions publicans and Democrats on ther and called for linking tax Knights and guests at an anniversary dinner In St. Joseph's Roman Catholic is being heard from the Motorized Bicycle Church. Others, from left, are Raymond Kllroy, last year's grand knight; miles per hour the panel agreed that further rates to the cost-of living But Assemblywoman Marie Muhler, R- Association, made up of the dealers who cuts may be needed, (hey dif- This "Indexing" plan would Robert Karplnskl, current grand knight, and George Demery, council founder and grand knight In 1951-52. Monmouth, said she too supports the Sen- sell the vehicles. The dealers say the bill fered on the rule that federal keep a person's taxes on the ate amendments. would effectively ban mopeds from most of spending should play same level, even though in- "Our roads just aren't made for the the roads in the state, because the speed Democrats, headed by Sen flation pushed him into a safety of mopeds," she said. "We have to limit on most highways and major roads is Hubert H. Humphrey, n higher tax bracket ave these restrictions." 50 miles an hour, except in special areas 5 African leaders Richard Van Wagner, Democratic as- near schools and business and residential mblyman from Belford, could not be districts, they say. veto Smith's plan TION LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) - Blackpool, England, that Min- Seretse Khama of Botswana Hearst will testify .By The Associated Preu Presidents of five black Afri- ister of State Edward Row- met for 4^ hours to discuss can nations have rejected the 'ands would fly to Botswana the Rhodesian situation Also plan of Rhodesia's white mi- tomorrow and confer with the attendlngwas Joshua Nkomo. nority rulers to transfer pow- five presidents. He said that head of one faction of Rho- NAACP Imnl.s for appeal funds er to the black majority but "the parties concerned" must desia's divided African Na- before grand jury After a weekend of desperate fund raising, the National agreed to confer on estab- say where the talks will be tional Council. Nkomo is con-' Association for the Advancement of Colored People is coun- lishment of an interim gov- held and who will attend. sidered most likely to become OAKLAND, Calif (AP) - was kidnaped, a woman ap- robbery of a Hibernia Bank ting the money, hoping it adds up to III. million. ernment. The statement from Lusaka Rhodesia's first black prime Patricia Hearst — kidnap vic- peared at the door of the Ber- branch in San Francisco. The organization is required to post that much by Oct. 2 They called yesterday for a brought no immediate reac- minister. tim, fugitive, and convicted keley apartment the heiress .U.S. District Court Judge to appeal a $1.2-mlllion damage award granted to 12 while British-sponsored conference tion from the Rhodesian gov- bank robber - will assume a shared with her then-fiance, William H. Orrick Jr. ordered merchants in Mississippi. The five presidents have to decide the rules under ernment. South African been active supporters of the new role today as a grand Steven Weed, and asked to her to serve seven years for NAACP officials say the judgement, if upheld, could ir- which Rhodesia's whites will Prime Minister John Vorster, black nationalist drive in jury witness testifying use the telephone. Police say bank robbery and two years reparably set back the association's efforts toward racial yield power to the blacks. who played a major role In Rhodesia, and guerrillas against her former Sym- two men then burst into the for using a weapon in the equality. Britain replied that it would persuading Smith to accept fighting in the country are bionese Liberation Army apartment with rifles, beat up holdup, the sentences to run Before the coast to-coasl weekend drive, the NAACP had begin talks within 48 hours to the plan put forward by Sec- based in Zambia and Mozam- companions. Weed, then dragged the kick- concurrently. collected (750,000 set up such a meeting. retary of State Henry A. Kis- bique. Miss Hearst's lawyer, F. ing and screaming Miss Then there was a marathon radio campaign in Oakland, The presidents of Zambia, singer, called it "difficult to They balked at Smith's pro- Lee Bailey, says she will tes- Hearst out to a getaway car. Calif, and an all-night telethon In Detroit. Tanzania, Mozambique, Ango- understand." posals on the structure of the tify against self-avowed SLA Bailey and U.S. Attorney Woman dies In Atlanta, Mayor Maynard Jackson stood on a street cor- la and Botswana turned down "The Rhodesian govern- interim government that members William and Emily James L. Browning Jr. both ner, hat in hand, asking for contributions He also pleaded the American-British transi- ment has fully executed the would set up black majority Harris before an Alameda have said Miss Hearst has in crash at with city churches and synagogues to take special offerings tion plan agreed to last agreement" reached during rule within two years. County Grand Jury in- been cooperating with federal yesterday. Kriday by Rhodesian Prime talks he and Smith had with Smith's plan calls for a leg- vestigating her Feb. 4, 1974 and local investigators look- Manasquan Jackson, president of the National Black Caucus of Local Minister Ian Smith and "reaf- Kissinger last week, Vorster islative council shared equal- kidnaping. ing into crimes which she Elected Officials, said he and scores of other black mayors firmed their commitment to said In a statement. "It is of ly by blacks and whites, with The 22-year-old publishing may have witnessed while un- MANASQUAN - A 23-year- and officials would not bo in office had it not been for gener- the cause of liberation in Zim- cardinal importance that if a a two third majority required heiress was sentenced Friday derground. old Wall Township woman ations of work by the NAACP. babwe (Rhodesia) and the peaceful solution is to be on votes. That would allow ei- to seven years in prison on a Bailey said she had given was killed last night when the armed struggle" against found, the United States and ther side to block decisions bank robbery conviction. the information with "no car in which she was riding Smith's white regime. British government must as A lower ministers' council Miss Hearst's lawyers said price tag attached," and the was struck by a van here, po- Sheriff's body to be exhumed All five leaders, whose ap- soon as possible clear up the led by a black and a black in their appeal "imprison- defense team planned no plea lice said. ADAMSVM.I.K. Tcnn. - The body of Buford Pusser will proval is considered vital to a confusion which now exists." majority would carry out the ment of the defendant would bargaining in Miss Hearst's Robyn Kmiec was dead on be exhumed for an autopsy Thursday to find out whether the successful settlement In Rho- In Washington, the U.S. higher council's orders. How- result in a substantial loss of Jan. 10 trial on kidnaping, as- arrival at Point Pleasant Hos- legendary former McNairy County sheriff was poisoned, a desia, said that Smith's pro- State Departments said "we ever, the plan calls for the effectiveness of the defendant sault and robbery charges pital shortly after the 11:27 family spokesman said yesterday posal for an interim govern- have seen the statement of Defense and Law and Order in providing testimony in an- stemming from a shoplifting p.m. crash. "He was poisoned," said Larry Britt, who described him- ment divided between blacks the African presidents in Lu- ministries to be held by cillary criminal proceedings." incident at a Los Angeles Police said Miss Kmiec was self as the business manager for Pusser's mother, Helen Pus- and whites would be "tan- saka and welcome it," and whites. During her bank robbery sporting goods store. a passenger in a car driven tamount to legalizing colonial- ser. "We're just going to prove It." "the United States is now Smith also made his accept- trial earlier this year, she ac- The Harrises, tried sepa- by Michelle Brown of Manas- ist and racist structures of Ralph Gordon of Nashville, a lawyer for the Pusser es- consulting with the United ance of black rule contingent cused the Harrises of her ab- rately on the. same charges, quan. The auto was east- power." tate, said the tests to be performed would determine whether Kingdom" on the conference on an immediate end to the duction and denied that she were convicted on Aug. 9 of bound on Main St. when it there is any trace of poison in the body The presidents, at their demand. guerrilla war. The five presi- willingly joined them during a kidnaping and robbery They was struck by a westbound "The family never felt the accident was an accident," summit meeting here, said Presidents Kenneth dents called for that war to 19-month journey through the were acquitted of six assaults van while attempting to make Cordon said "This is the last link in the chain " the interim government Kaunda of Zambia, Agostinho continue, saying it was the terrorist underground. in connection with that Los a left turn into a parking lot. Pusser, whose life was the subject the "Walking Tall" must be dominated by blacks. Neto of Angola, Julius Nyer- "armed struggle" that had The Harrises pleaded in- Angeles incident. The driver of the van, Mi- motion picture series, was killed two years ago when his car British Foreign Minister ere of Tanzania, Samora created "the present favor- nocent after they were ar- Under the seven-year sen- chael Parish, 24, of Montclair, crashed and burned Anthony Crosland said in Machel of Mozambique and able conditions." raigned in Berkeley last tence, Miss Hearst would be was charged with death by Pussor. who had just signed a contract to portray himself Thursday on a 10-count com- eligible for parole in 16 auto and was to be arraigned in "Walking Tall-Chapter II," was on his,way home from the plaint charging them with the months. She was convicted today. McNairy County fair when the accident occurred. kidnaping. six months ago of bank rob- Parish and Miss Brown Shortly after his death, there were rumors that Pusser High school completion funded The state is seeking a for- bery and gun charges in con- were treated at Point Pleas- had been murdered mal indictment from the nection with the April 15, 1974 ant Hospital and released During his tenure as sheriff, I'usser waged war on Illegal education was more than 600. grand jury. EATONTOWN - The Mon- Under Adult Basic Educa- ADVERTISEMENT gambling, alcohol and prostitution along the Tennessee-Mis- mouth Adult Education Com- The commission offers a tion, MAECOM will provide On the night Miss Hearst sissippi state line. mission (MAECOM) has re- number of high school com- courses in English as a sec- ceived (120,000 in state and pletion programs, Including ond language and Life Skills, Safe boating Florida kidnap victim found alive federal funds to run its high an accredited evening high the latter concerning re- school completion and adult school and an adult high sumes, job training, place- course to start New loan school, which gives credit for JACKSONVILLE, Fla - After four days ol nelplessness basic education programs this ment and interviews. LITTLE SILVER - Safe job and military experience, — bound, gagged and blindfolded in dense woodland — Sheri year The adult school conducts boating will be the subject of talents and other school cred- Linda Jaffa, the kidnaped wife of a wealthy land developer, The funding is approximate- its classes at its Learning a course to be offered by the its. The state and federal gov- wasn't sure she could trust her rescuers ly 10 per cent higher than last Center, 1 Main St., and in U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Evttl as Jacksonville Police Chief Matt Touchton worked year, said Thomas R. Niles, ernments have appropriated schools throughout Monmouth source for Flotilla 22, from Monday (62,000 for the high school with knife and scissors to cut her bound wrists early yes- MAECOM coordinator. County including Red Bank. through Nov. 29 in Red Bank programs alone. terday, Mrs Jaffa demanded to see his badge. The men who The state and federal finan- Long Branch, Monmouth Re- Regional High School here. gional and Asbury Park High abducted her last Wednesday had been dressed as policemen. cial programs are separate Sessions, scheduled from School. But the rescue was real, and her husband, Richard, was from the commission's self 7:30 until 9:30 p.m., will cover homeowners soon at her side. • supporting courses The com- Registration and orientation small boat handling, rules of which allows homeowners bination of the government fi- Police seek for the high school completion "1 can't recall what she said when we first saw each oth- the road, safety regulations, to cash In on the equity of er The big thing is seeing We kissed and it was the greatest nanced programs and courses programs will be at the legal responsibilities, com- their homes without selling. kiss we ever had," her husband said. paid for by industrial students Learning Center on Oct. 5 Grand Marlboro passes, weather and commu- This method of borrowing Jack McWilliams. 39, the brother of Jaffa's business part- makes MAECOM one of the- from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. nications. largest community adult has become so popular that ner in a Jacksonville contracting business, was charged with English as a Seocnd Lan- Those interested may regis- schools In the state. Last escapee Opening literally tens of thousands the kidnaping and held Under $750,000 bond. guage registration will be at ter with the Monmouth Coun- year's enrollment for high of homeowners file ap- He was arrested tn jail, where he was serving a week- MARLBORO - Police are the Learning Center on Oct. 7 ty Adult Education Commis- 1021 Route 35 in Middle- school completion and basi plications every year. ends-only jail sentence imposed in another case continuing their search for from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. sion In Eatontown. town is the site for the new- Joseph L. Pechillo of Keans- est branch of THE MONEY BIG MONEY LOANS, burg, a detainer patient who 'Blessed Be STORE. Most area residents SMALL PAYMENTS escaped from Marlboro Psy- are familiar with television Under this method a Weather: Rainy periods chiatric Hospital. SLEUTH' the Grape' commercials of this major homeowner can borrow any Two other persons, one of lending institution featuring amount from a few hundred Considerable cloudiness mobile homes and damaging Valley and eastern Colorado. whom was a detainer patient, SMEARIEDAMORIES Phil Rizzuto, the ex Yankee dollars up to $25,030 and with rainy periods today, five others, authorities said. Rain was widespread through also escaped Thursday, and baseball star and currently sometimes much more. This tonight and early tomorrow, Lavina Arnold. 52. a resident the northern Atlantic coast were captured later that BURGUNOYMDAOTNS a sportscaster for the team, type of loan permits for becoming partly cloudy u> of the trailer park, suffered states night in Matawan as its spokesman. long term payout, there- morrow afternoon Daytime head and chest injuries She fore payments can be as TIDES Captured were Ronald Ja- GSENGAPMAHCLN I I EXPERIENCED highs in the low 70s »ith over- was taken to Jackson County small as needed. Sandy Hook cobs, 20, of Wall Township, MANAGER night lows in the upper 50s Hospital and later moved to who was detained at the hos- DEBT CONSOLIDATION Outlook for Wednesday Part Louisville, Ky . General Hos- N C(T R 0 P)A L A S A S A M L The branch it headed up TODAY - High 11:37 p.m. pital on prior charges of ly sunny and tool pital, where she died on an by Edward Tomaini, a top The money can be used breaking, entering, larceny operating table, a spokesman and low S:M p.m. executive of THE MONEY for any purpose at all in- and disorderly conduct; and IASSMALAURALIGB Four tornldo-blttered In- said TOMORROW - High 12:08 STORE since its inception. cluding debt consolidation, diana counties tried to sort p.m and low 5:48 a.m. and Edwin Sanchez, 22, address He is a long time resident payment of taxes, medical unknown, who was a com- LTICHIAROUOCHHA of the area and is consid- out the debris today ifler a A tornado also struck near 1:30 p.m. expenses, college tuition, For'Red Bank and Rumson mitted patient. ered an expert in real estate rash of twisters which left Westport, Ind , causing exten- purchase of an automobile, bridge, add two hours: Sea Mr. Pechillo. 32, of Maple and related financing fields. one person dead and |j least sive property damage And SENATLBPTJRECCH new furniture, or even for Bright, deduct 10 minutes: wood Ave. Keansburg, was 24 injured. twisters touched down near FRIENDLY ADVICE business purposes. Long Branch, deduct 15 min- lodged at the hospital on prior Columbus, Ind. resulting in NO OBLIGATION The National Weather Sei utes; Highlands bridge, add charges of breaking, entering ELANBMHTUOMREVC Ed, as his .friends call considerable damage but no vice said at least three tor- 40 minutes and a parole violation him, invites area residents to Ed points out that nadoes, spawned by thunders- injuries Another tornado was IROAACIAMBRUSTO call him at 671-5600 whtre Modern Acceptance Cor- torms moving ahead of a cold reported in Jefferson County. he offers to confidentially poration better known as front, churned through Jack- Ind . but there have been no analyze your property THE MONEY STORE has son. Bartholomew. Decatur reports of damage or injuries RMHLAMENR.ETUASO equity plus your income additional branches in the and Jefferson Counties last Severe weather was not and repayment capabilities' area where experienced evening Seymour, in Jackson limited in Indiana Tor- ACHCABERNETGRUB and tell you exactly how managers can offer the same County, was the hardest hit. nadoes, large hail and dam- much you can borrow and >i«ndly service.. If you live with' damage estimated at 11aging winds struck portions of Saturday! unlnHd clur: BLIND DATF. what your payments should near Bricktown you can call million by county Civil De- Texas during the afternoon FIND lh« lulcd word! In the dknm They run in ill be. Bob Benson at 4581000. fense director Lyman Goben direction*— forward, backward, up. down and diagonally. In Toms River it's Dick Fel- and evening Several tor- Knlialrd clur hint: SWEET DESSERT WINK SECONDARY ton at 244-6300. You are nadoes were reported along only at MORTGAGE LOANS A twister slammed into the the Texas Gulf coast Bcaujolits Vci mouth Amonlillido Chianli invited to call for informa- Sky Haven trailer park on Lambrusco Riesling Champagne Port The figures quoted will tion or advice even though Seymour's west side shortly Showers were scattered Ketj^tone Savings Cabernet Malaga Chtblu Burgundy be based on a highly popu- you have no intention of after 5 p.m.. destroying five across the upper Mississippi Siultrne Rcltina Madeira lar method of borrowing, borrowing. SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1076 Ford ends southern swing, Carter campaigns in West President Ford is wrapping dp a Southern campaign •wing today, stressing con •ervative themes, while Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter continues to carry his attack on Republican policies to the Far East Carter, starting his cam- paigning today in Portland, Ore . said in remarks pre- pared for a group of North- west labor leaders that new figures on poverty in America underscores an "indictment of economic mis- management" by the Ford Administration The U.S. Census Bureau re- OUf CT OF PROTEST - A group of Ft. Mon- Vetter School, above. School Superintendent An- leased statistics Saturday mouth parents, whose youngsters used to attend thony F. Palmlsano has been directed to appear In which showed there are 2 5 Meadowbrook School In Eatontown, are protesting court Friday to defend the transfers. million Americans below the the transfer of their children to the Margaret L. official poverty line of 15.500 in annual income The 10 7 per cent increase over lasl year is the largest jump in the 17 years the bureau has Eatontown school issue: kep records Carter said it "means that we are on our way to creating a different kind of Other why parents are angry America, a class that has been called the New Poor ." Ford, who was in Miami EMULATING THE BEAR — Alabama Gov. George Wallace, right, gives o (Continued) schools for the year but who are continuing their participation today, said in a speech pre- hand as President Ford dons University of Alabama football cooch Paul transfer, along with the 41 other children, which sparked the in the court suit because of the principle involved. Bear' Bryant's hat at on airport rally In Mobile last night. The stop ended reaction. pared for a Conference of the The Goldschmidts have a 15-year -old daughter, now a ju- National Association of Chiefs up a campaign across the gulf coast of the deep South. "The thought that something like this can happen, after nior at Monmnuth Regional High School, and both she and the of Police that he intends, if we had planned on another year at a familiar school, with fa- fourth-grader have done well despite occasionally oversized re-elected, to "stamp out the way, accused Carter of favor- in Ford's home Hate of Mich Democratic Gov George C miliar teachers..." she said. "Well, we just reached the boil- classes threat of political terrorism ' ing excessive spending for do- igan. ing point." Wallace of Alabama wn on "There's a great advantage in staying in the same school mestic social programs while Philip Buchen. special coun hind In Mobile ta welcome "The very important point here," Mrs. Green said, "is thai He said in the first 100 days where a child can become an officer in duos, where the teart advocating UHllUVuV CVU sel lo Ford. Mid the FBI had Ford Though he nil en- there was so little advance notice. We're not unreasonable of his next administration he ers know him," Mrs Goldschmidt said in defense spending thoroughly examined in 1171dorsed Carter. Wallace Mid oeople. It was just that such short notice had not given us would give top priority to fed- "Our children have already gone to too many different the same records now under Alabamians "rtsptd the of- time to think." eral anticrtme legislation Meanwhile, vice presiden- schools," she said. Ford charged that "Congress tial candidate Bob Dole, who study by Watergate special fice of president and respect Mrs. Robert Reed, a captain's wife'who had led a futile had done nothing" about a is doing most of the legwork prosecutor Charles Ruff and honor the person who oc fight to keep the Steelman School open last year in spite of series of anticrime proposals (or the GOP ticket, is in Il- There are reports, uncon- cuplesthal office " declining enrollment, much of it due to military transfers, he has submitted. linois, attempting lo shore up firmed by Ruff, that he Is said her son had not wanted to go to Vetter this year, but now Two hospitalized support in farm areas where looking into the possibility that he was there "he loves It." Carter told audiences in California yesterday thai the it has reportedly been waver that Ford, while a congress- Mrs. Reed said she thought that perhaps the fact ing. man, diverted political cam- that the group of children moved were all from one neighbor- UOP was lo blame for spiral- Sen Walter K Mondale, his paign money from two man- hood had something to do with the reaction. in Rt. 36 crash ing property taxes burdening I OFFSET homeowners He proposed to Democratic rival, said he un- time unions for his own per- "The Army is the last place in the world where your job TINTON FALLS - Two ello Rvocco of Jersey City, bring properly tax relief derstood the seriousness of sonal use after It was "laun- ZEROX COPISS defines precisely where you live," she said. "Where else in a persons are reported in satis- skidded into the median strip, through revenue-sharing and unemployment when he spoke dered" by pissing U through factory or some other business would your rank put you on a factory condition at Mon- when attempting to avoid the federal assumption of local to those who were out of Republican committees in his particular street?" she asked. mouth Medical Center, Long other two cars, police said welfare costs work In a Baptist church In home congressional district INSTANT Another mother of a child now reassigned to Vetter and a Branch, after a three-car ac- The accident occurred at Baltimore, he told the black Buchen, who called timing veteran of many moves put it more bluntly. Ford campaigned yesterday PRINTING cident at Rt 36 and Hope 11:30am along the Mississippi Gulf congregation that children of of Ruff's investigation "depl- "You can't use my name," she told The Register, "be- Road yesterday. George Bullock was trans- Coast and. in effect, told vot- families who are deprived of orable," said that 350 FBI cause I wouldn't have any friends left. But I really think the While You watt ported to Monmouth Medical, ers he was closer to the South a decent livelihood will go agents examined the Mich- problem is the old one of officers' families not wanting to fra- Mr. and Mrs. George Bull- ideologically than Carter, its looking for a way "lo make it igan records three years igo ternize with enlisted men's families. ock of Elkton, Md , were ad- where he was admitted a,nd fl^wolf press me mitted to the hospital after treated for cbest pains, police native son. . In the streets " before Ford was picked by "And Vetter is the school where most of the enlisted 170 Monmouth SMM the car in which they were said. The President, who was (XI the campaign's center then-President Richard M Red Bank, 741-MOO men's children go." riding was in collision with a stage, attention focused on an Nixon to be nil vice presi- It took the borough first aid greeted by some conservative ]fortimtf Qtttu Prmmn] "That's absolutely not true," said Mrs. Audrey Gold- car driven by Ronald Seltser, Investigation Into fund raising dent squad and fire company res- Democratic officials along the schmidl, married to a colonel who has averaged a move ev- f Garfield Ave., Elberon Park, cue squad 30 minutes to re- ery year or two during their children's school years. that was traveling west on move his wife, Elsie Bullock, "Children of officers and enlisted men play together here Rt. :«i. police said and they've always been friends. And many officers, including from their car, police said. generals, started out as enlisted men," she said. A third car, driven by Ani- She is being treated at the The Goldschmidts have enrolled their fourth-grade son, hospital for multiple injuries. who had been included in the Meadowbrook-to-Vetter trans- No summonses have been fer, In private school. They are among three or four families Patrolman issued pending further in- who have entered their children in private or parochial vestigation by Sgt. Wayne is honored White and Patrolman LaDean White by township Women back M1DDLETOWN - Patrol- man Robert M. Letts Jr. of Self campaign STATE the Brookdale Community College police department has M1DDLETOWN - The been honored by the Town- Women for Frank Self Com- ship Committee for out- mittee was formed at a lunch- Man charged in 3 robberies standing police work. eon meeting In the home of Barbara Scott of Lincroft NEWARK — A Ridgewood man has been arrested here in Appearing with Brookdale connection with three armed robberies yesterday in Irvington, Police Chief James The nucleus of the com- police said. McNamara, Patrolman Letts mittee comprises the 12 GOP Robert Watts, 39, was captured late yesterday by Irving- received a framed citation women who ran the annual ton police following a high-speed chase along the Garden from Mayor Allan J. Mad><>- GOP barbecue to kick off State Parkway and Rt. 280. nald at a meeting of the Frank A Self's campaign for Watts was charged with holding up a gas station and de- Township Committee. The ci- a seat .on the Towsship Com- licatessen. Police said he also was a suspect in another gas tation commends the young mittee. station robbery. officer for his prompt and ef- Committee officers named A total of $84 was taken during the two gas station heists. ficient arrest of a rape sus- include Phyllis Mikson. GOP No money was taken at the delicatessen because, police said, pect near the Brookdale committeewoman, president, the holdupman left quietly after the owner told him he had no We've campus in the early morning and Barbara Carton, wife of cash. hours of Aug. 14 only mo- former Mayor Peter J. Car- ments after the alleged of- ton, chairman of the member- Goldstein bits gaming proposal fense took place. ship committee NEWARK - U.S. Attorney Jonathan L. Goldstein, who Patrolman Letts is the son Five GOP com- grown opposed New Jersey's 1974 casino gambling referendum, has of Police Capt Robert M mitteewomen, Jean Zirpola. taken a similar position on the 1976 referendum. Letts of the township police Madeline Tipton. Marge Kern- "One of the main reasons Atlantic City wants casino gam- department. Capt. Letts pson, Jo Joe) and Carol Jean bling is because those who support it think it will solve that heads the department's detec- Anderson, will serve on the city's urban problems," Goldstein said yesterday. "If that tive division. committee accustomed to concept is correct, other urban areas in New Jersey are in desperate shape." Goldstein, the top federal law enforcement officer in the state, also said legalized gambling would tend to drive out other businesses. MIDDLETOWN your face. "Surveys show that business is afraid to go into areas where gambling is permitted because of the undesirable ele- ment it attracts," he said. "If casino gambling is allowed in RESIDENTS Atlantic City, I believe it may jeopardize the state's further industrial development." This one card lets you cash Chanjeghreayou Pmonalchaqp I'nnkyi-in The 1S74 referendum, which was handily defeated, would "i< K 'luui ii million Htabuahmenti thraugnuut the have allowed casino gambling any place in New Jersey where NOTICE your personal check in any country: instant caah at men than 3J0OO banki in ttw the local citizenry approved. The 1976 referendum, on the \i8 ju^t byunmnlngymn Nov. 2 ballot, would restrict casinos to Atlantic City. of our 29 convenient offices. •ihatantiate tax deductible expense ^ndthai • CLAIMS FOR Wi -can't make vnu nunoui but we can make you I You can ail'l ('Jli Reaerve (hsddng ;• - •• < J (.11: | familiar face overnight When you have a OB M ChaigeCaid WhhGfB Reaerve Checking The Daily Register HOMESTEAD TAX Chaw- Card you automatically haw Full i lolor i wittacheeki ID race* of the am Hint in youraocount hlfntificatiiin on the rvwrsc ride and that men up to the limit of your MastiT I 'ha;v ihilitv The Sunday Register REBATE FORMS can cash your personal check* in any i if th<-1*9 ('JB S'J >(> m at any 1 ne 1 'f the CJB branch kxati n and pick PubJiffttd t>v Th# Jtvtf Qwih RtQ^itft office*. That feature alone can make life a loi eaatar for upyourawacatoiormfvaCJBVUtterChaiY ElWIthM in 1171 by John H Cook trancti OfliCfi irtftl )i. M'lMltlOwft. « J 077*1 ASSESSOR'S OFFICE Monmouth Counrv Courttww Freehold. N JJ?m "XS2SSS!ttalmm LOCAL BANKS & JSX gagggtfs a/wn E LOCAL POST OFFICES .J» AlMflMT N««l#»»«r PJWI««<1 »l»tl«.O". I PLEASE FILL OUT A RETURN TO CENTRAL JERSEY RANK AND CCJMRftNV IIWIMK *^,J2>"i,"I5i,nl»Ic?51 ASSESSOR'S OFFICE 1 KINGS HIGHWAY MIDDLETOWN 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES MIDOLESEX MONMOUTH OCEAN • UNION BEFORE NOV. 1,1976 MKMHKR FD1C -o-,»««.-»«. J SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 Walter P. Brown New plant doubles firm's space OAKHURST - Walter P. Brown. 82, of MS Park Ave., SHREWSBURY - Motion Obituaries died yesterday at Monmouth Systems Corp., the highly HMIHMIHMIIIItlllll IUIHHHIH Medical Center, Long Branch. successful product of a sec- He was a lifelong resident Mrs. Virginia Van Brunt ond-generation butloea part- here. nership, marked its official INDY BEACH - of Albury Park, and Mrs. Ja- He retired In 1174 after 50 opening here last weekend Mrs. Virginia Van Brunt, 76, net Douglas of Oceanport. yean as a plumbing and heat- with an open house at Its of 1 East Peterson Lane, died The Adams Memorial Ing contractor. new 5,500 square-foot manu- yesterday at Point Pleasant Home, Red Bank, is in charge He was a Navy veteran of facturing and assembly facil- Hospital, Point Pleasant. of arrangements. World War I ity on Rlordan Place. Bom In Red Bank, she had Mr. Brown was a retired lived in Tlnton Falls before Thomae M. Denend plumbing Inspector for this The company now employs moving here six years ago. MIDDLETOWN - Thomas borough, West Long Branch, about 20 people In the design She was the widow of Paul II. Denend, 15, of Bt King Eatontown, and Oceanport. and manufacute of electro- mechanical linear actuators Vtta Brunt fljher Drive, died yesterday He was a member of the and planetary ball screws, Surviving are three sisters, it Riverview Hospital, Red Oakhurst Methodist Church, used in powered dental Mrs. Anna Marks of Tinton Bank and a member of the Long Falls, Mrs. Elizabeth Lawler Bom in San Francisco, he Branch Lodge No 78, F * AM chairs, window-openers, and recliner chairs. , _ had lived here two months. He was a member of the Anthony nuonadonna He was a former employe 12nd and Templers Club, Only two other companies HAZLET - Anthony L of the Pacific Telegraph and Trenton; the North Shore in the country make com- Buonadonna Jr., 5J, of 17 Telephone and Telegraph Shrine Club, Livingston; the petitive components. Durtd.il Place died Friday in Company in California for 10 Tall Cedars of Lebanon, As- "But you have to remem- Bayshore Community Hospi- years. bury Park; Ancient Accepted ber, " said J. Kelsey Burr, the tal, Holmdel Surviving are his parents, Scottish Rite, Trenton; and firm's vice president, "that Born in New York City, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. De- the Crescent Temple, Tren- those two are General Motors Buonadonna lived there until nend, with whom he lived; a ton. and Warner Electric." moving here 10 yean ago. daughter, Kelly Ann Denend, He was a charter member Mr. Burr Shrewsbury, and A hand prener, he had of Hawaii; a sister, Ms. and a member for 48 years of William Wofl Jr., of Little Sil- worked 10 yean in the gar- Sherry L. Denend of New the Oakhurst First Aid ver, began Motion Systems in ment industry as a member York City. Squad; and a charter mem- the back of a Fair Haven bar- of the New York City local of The John E. Day Funeral ber and member for 60 years bershhop four years ago with thelLGWU Home, Red Bank, is In charge of the Oakhurst Fire Depart- "very little money and a Mr. Buonadonna was an of arrangements. ment. whole lot of luck" but the Army veteran of World War Surviving are his widow, Mrs. basis of their partnership MOTION SYSTEMS - J. Kelsey Burr, vice presi- display was prepared tor opening celebration last II. He was a communicant of Miss Nancy Liddell Jeanne Smith Brown; a daugh- really began a generation dent of Motion Systems Corp., shows linear actua- weekend of the firm's new headquarters in Shrews- St. Benedict's Roman Catho- ago. bury. -RED BANK - Miss Nancy ter, Mrs. Jeannie R Martin, tors and ball screws made by company. Product lic Church. W. Liddell, 08, of 239 Spring here; two sisters, Mrs. Char- William Wolf Sr. and the vehicle field, with an increas- Surviving are his widow, "Sales figures are more "Our competitors are so jor customers are S.S. White St., died Saturday at Mon- lotte Wilburn, here, and Mrs. late J. Kelsey Burr Sr. com- ing demand for the power Mrs. Teresa H. Fontanazza than doubling each year," big, so unresponsive, they Dental Products in Holmdel mouth Medical Center, Long Emma Bowne of South River; bined forces years back to units that operate van doors Buonadonna; a son, Michael added Mr. Wolf. "It's almost won't bother to do this," Mr and Zeevehoan, a Swiss den- Branch. a brother, Elmer Brown, found several mechanically- or move drivers' and passen- A. Buonadonna and a daugh- unbelieveable. We're seeing a Burr said. tal products firm. She was born In Jersey City here; and three grand- oriented businesses around gers' swivel seats. ter, Miss Marianne T. Buona- children Monmouth County. One of really steep growth pattern." "GM will take 26 weeks to Non-medical applications and had lived here three deliver. We'll deliver the include welding equipment, donna, both at home; three years. The Robert A. Hraun Home them was Frequency Stan- "The key to this business is Motion Systems controls brothers, Lorenzo, Alfonso same thing in 12 weeks and it powered window openers for Miss Liddell retired three for Funerals, Eatontown, is in dards, which envolved under finding new applications about 80 per cent of this na- and Salvatore Buonadonna, will be lower in cost." boats, speakers' lecterns and years ago after 41 years as a charge of arrangements. successive owners into Fre- where our equipment can be tional market. all of New York City, and Sixty per cent of the firm's the increasing popular button- teacher in the Friends Semi- quency Engineering Labora- used," said Mr. Burr. three sisters, Miss Dominica customers are either in me- operated reciining lounge 250 Other Public Notice* nary, New York City. tories in Farmingdale. Buonadonna, Mrs. Louisa Walter Krumins Motion Systems has re- dical or medically-related chairs She was a member of the The elder Mr. Wolf is now pumuc NOTICI Maffta and Mrs. Rosalie Vin- MATAWAN - Walter Km- tained its Little Silver build- fields. The company designs The growth pattern can OP FWMMJMIP Riverview Hospital chap- president of Container Tooling ci, also of New York City. mills, 63, of Prospect Place, ing to house a design staff and manufactures units for only continue on the upgrade, laincy here. She also was a Corp. in Eatontown. died Saturday, at Bayshore ever willing to find new uses power stretchers, elec- the officers predice optimisti- Notice Is hereby given thai tht port The John W. Mehlenbeck member of the Religious So- Motion Systems' new brown 'itv*hlD heretofore existing between Community Hospital, Holm- or to adapt existing designs to triflcally-operated and dental cally. George V. IHmtnm, ST.. George IV. Ill Funeral Home Is in charge of ciety of Friends, Shrewsbury stucco and brick-faced one- .mensee, Jr. ond John T Illmtnsee on del a customer's specialized chairs and beds and X-ray A major new market is der tht firm nomt of George V. HI arrangements. Surviving are a brother, story building here is nearly mensee Agency, doing business ot He was born in Latvia and twice the size of the last needs. equipment. Two of their ma- emerging in the recreational Route 34, Cold Neck, Monmoulh Coun Jack Liddell of Flossmoor, had lived here for 20 years. ly. New Jersey, wai dissolved by mu- Walter F. Etthoo Sr. headquarters it occupied for tual content as ot August 31. 1976. Tht 111., and a sister, Mrs. Robert He was employed by the Dullness will bt continued as a pan two years at M Birch Ave. in nershlp consisting of Gtorgt V. Ill- MIDDLETOWN - Walter Morse of Shrewsbury. Matawan Regional School Democratic rally set tomorrow mtnstt Jr. ond J«nn T. lllmeniee. un- F. Eshoo Sr., «, of M Leon- The William S. Anderson Little Silver. der tht partnership name of Georoc V system at the time of his the Carter-Mondale cam- Cecile F. Norton, who is seek- Hlmensee Agency al Rouft 14, Coltl ardvllle Road, died Friday at Funeral Home, here, Is In Doubling has become the EATONTOWN - A rally in Neck, Ntw Jtrsty AH debts owing the death. the Civic Auditorium of Mon- paign; Assemblyman Richard ing election to a full term; partnership that hos been dissolved, home, and not In Riverview charge of arrangements. magic word at Motion Sys- and all dtbli due from It will be rt- He was a veteran of the mouth Hall is expected to Van Wagner, county cam- Andrew M. Smith Jr., county ctlvtd or paid at tht oddrtli of tht Hospital, Red Bank, as was tems. new partnership Itt forth. Latvian Army of World World give impetus to the final week paign coordinator for US surrogate candidate; Stephen new parship Itt forth. reported in yesterday's edl- Mrs. William Forsyth While the two officers de- Doled September 1, 19» II. of a registration drive for the Sen. Harrison A Williams S. Giddio, county Democratic GEORGROE V. ILLMENSEEILLMENSEE., SRs . tlon of The Sunday Register. clined to reveal their earnings GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE, JR_ MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Surviving is his widow, Mrs. last year, Mr. Burr said "I Nov. 2 general election, Coun- Jr.; Richard T. O'Connor, registration chairman, and JOHN T. ILLMENSEE l.ilija Lapins Krumins Cerroto, O Connor. Mthr m. Deoth Notice* Elizabeth Burr Forsyth, 79, of can tell you they're In the ty Democratic chairman John campaign chairman for Rep. Mr. Fiorino The registration I Saktr, Etqi. 25 Concord Court, Shadow The Day Funeral Home, R. Fiorino announced. It is James J. Howard; Freeholder deadline is Monday. Attornty»-0|LOW BROWN — won., seven figures." M EoslMoln Street Lake Village, died yesterday Keyport, is in charge of the slated for 7:30 p.m. tomor- Freehold. New Jerity O77II Avt . Ootlu at the Medi-Center, Red arrangements. Sept!' UM atrvlcta Wtdntadoy. Stpt'n. ot io':]6 row. o m from tht Robert A Broun Homt Bank Mrs. Edith Stanek Woman held in stabbing tar Funtroll, IH Brood St.. Eolon Mr. Fiorino said the rally ttwn. Frltnda maw coll at tht funeral Bom In Newark, she lived William J. Delaney BRICK TOWNSHIP - Mrs. will be open to the public and LONG BRANCH - A city Mr. Carrasquillo was listed homt Tutidoy. J« ond M pm tnttr Edith Ann Stanek, 31, of 46 LOWEST mtnl Welt Long •ranch Ctmtttry in Fair Haven and Moores- ASBURY PARK-Wliliam invited "everyone of voting woman will appear in court in satisfactory condition yes- C0n TERM town before moving here. J. Delaney, M, of 525 Monroe Buckingham Road, died Sat- age who wants to become tomorrow to answer a charge terday at Monmouth Medical LEONARD — Loullt K (net urday at Point Pleasant Hos- Thltll age 14, of II Donltl Drlvt. Mid She was a member of the Ave., died Thursday at Jersey knowledgeable about the of stabbing her boyfriend Center. UH RATES dtttown. NJ., on Stpttmbtr 24. IT/6 pital, Point Pleasant. • tlovtd wilt ol Edword •., Sr Ol First Presbyterian Church, Shore Medical Center, Nep- campaign, from the freehol- early Saturday morning. Police said that the incident N THE INSURANCE l ) «ono7d™Moith.«"o'nd Red Bank, where she was a tune. Bom In Long Branch, she der to the presidential level, Ms. Amelia Melendez, 35, of stemmed from a domestic INDUSTRY .. of Chorlei and had lived here five years. prank Thlel Funeral Tueioay 01 • 13 deaconness. He was born in Newark and to attend and be Informed." 600 Russell Ave., was charged dispute at Ms. Melendez' resi- a.m. from tht John P. 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N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1976 Shrewsbury adds police to force, tops 'budget cap9 •jr JIM OSTROFF service and reserves) may not be increased by more SHREWSBURY - The than five per cent a year borough is now 15.008 over its new "budget cap" at a result "This year's budget," May- of hiring two new police pat- or Dennis said, "came to rolmen yesterday and will I7I2.NO SO we can only in- have to cut this amount from crease it by IX.too in 1177 " a variety of areas next year, Since the borough must Mayor Joseph F Dennis said meet the budget limit, the last night mayor said that council will The fiscal plight was trig have to look at non-salary gered at a special Borough Items to make the required Council meeting yesterday cuts in the anticipated Ml 000 morning, when its members Increase voted 3 to 2 in favor of hiring The council must frame its the new patrolmen to fill two 1177 .budget by the end of vacancies on the force March and approve an inter- im budget at Its January or- One vacancy is the result of gamiation meeting to tide the the retirement of Patrolman borough over until then FAIR HAVEN WINS HONORS - Members of the band. Among those who participated are. left to Fair Haven Fire Company won two awards at the George Jeffrey and the other While Mayor Dennis de- right, John "Bud" Warren, parade chairman; the projected reassignment of New Jersey State firemen's parade in Wildwood. Douglas Sauer, fire chief; Mrs. Helen Bennett, old- clined to say wherr the budg- Raton W. Stewart Deals They won second place for being the "overall best Patrolman John McGuire In et cuts would be made. Coun- est member of the auxiliary; John Rlley, deputy new traffic safety duties appearing unit" and second place for being the chief, and Raymond Bennett, first assistant chief. cilman Robert W Stewart Ocean Township and John A Final SLEPA approval for "best appearing " unit of more than 20 with a "However, with the addi- said that council might con- Tesauro of Colts Neck, could this officer Is expected by tion of these new police sa- sider deferring purchases of not bt- pul off any longer " "late October the mayor laries," Mayor Dennis ex- new police and (ire equip- He was joined by fflto* said plained, "and the 7\k P" ment, cancel landscaping councilmen Hnberl J Hoff In related police matter*, Board seeks pact cent salary increases we work in front of borough hall man, Frederick W Yurg. and council approved an emer- agreed to in July for all and curtail library and recre- (iershun Poling in approvinK gency appropriation of IVMt borough employes, we come ational activities next year the appointments on the run lo Ihe police department until up with a potential budget in- "But in my opinion," Mr dilion that the borough kM the end of thin year WORLD talks resumption crease of 141.000, or 15,000 Stewart said, "the cap won't sufficient funds after Jan 1. These funds werr needed. more than permitted by the last much longer because nor- 1977 to pay the men Mayor Dennn laid, to pay By The AuwlalH PRU budget cap " mal Inflation often causes Dorolhy B Manson and overtime to policemen work- at Asbury Park The cap, the mayor ex- your budget to increase by Robert D Stanley \nl>d ing 12-hour shifts to take up China completes nuclear test plained, was Imposed by the more than five per cent al- against the appointment the slack left by injured pa ASBURY PARK - The Asbury Park Education Asso- state legislature as part of one." The mayor noted himewr Irolmrn TOKYO — China has completed another nuclear test. Its Board of Education intends to ciation (APEA). the new income tax. It stipu- Mr Stewart, however, said that the special traffic nfli In addition, council ap- 18th since October 1964, Peking's official Hslnhua news contact the fact finder ap- PERC named Jonai Aa- lates that any given budget that hiring the new patrol- cer. who will also develop proved the appointment of agency has announced. pointed by the Public Em- rons, South Orange, to serve (excluding portions for debt men, John Wilson 3rd of safely and educational pro Christopher Damon and Wil It gave no details of the test but said it was conducted ployment Relations Commis- as fact-finder In the city'* grams, will be paid by the ham Srhindlrr. both here to Saturday and was "completely successful." sion (PERC) today in an at- school employes negotiations Slate Law Enforcement I'ro work is "special" police offi- "The conducting of necessary and limited nuclear tests tempt to resume stalled con- which have been stalled since lection Association (SLF.PA) cers These specials work and development of nuclear weapons by China is entirely for • tract negotiations with the Sept 13. which administers money re- part time and bring the num- ceived from the federal high ber of men in this detail to. the purpose of defense and for breaking the nuclear monopoly Both aides learned Infor- way safety act three by the super powers and for the ultimate abolition of nuclear mally that Mr. Aarons wai weapons," the Hsinhua broadcast monitored here yesterday Three face appointed to assist the nego- said. tiations on Friday. It added, "The Chinese government declares once again Robert Hurray, the board's that at no time and in no circumstances will China be the first charges of negotiator, said that he in- PUBLIC NOTICE to use nuclear weapons." tended to contact Mr. Aarocu Hslnhua used the test to continue its condemnation of for- theft attempt today In order to "set up a EVENING REGISTRATION mer Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, fired last April for alle- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS meeting as quickly as pos- gedly seeking to restore capitalism In Communist China. sible — preferably this The report indicated there is a continuing power struggle — Three Highlands residents BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH have been charged by local week." to name a successor to Communist party chairman Mao Tse- In a related matter, an ap- TAKE NOTICE THAT EVENING REOItTrUTION tung who died Sept. 9 at age 82. police with conspiracy and FOR THE 1(71 QENERAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD possession of a dangerous peals court in Hackensack is Hsinhua said workers, soldiers and scientists participated ON THE FOLLOWING EVENINGS. AT THE BOROUGH weapon. • slated to hear a motion by the CLERK'S OFFICE, MUNICIPAL BUILDING. FLORENCE in the manufacture and testing of nuclear weapons in "the APEA tomorrow to lift a re- Arrested were Scott Ander- AVENUE. complete success" that was a repudiation of Teng. straining order banning son, 24, of 58 Fifth St., and his SEPTEMBER 30. 1»7« FROM 7 P.M. TO t P.M. teachers from participating In wife, Gayle, 27, and William OCTOBER 1, 1976, FROM 7 P.M. TO I P.M. v any job actions: Cambodian premier reported flT" A. Gogel. 23, of 68 Fifth St. OCTOBER 4, 1»7», FROM 4 P.M. TO I P.M. A large turnout of teachers READY TO START - Robert Meyers, Store Man- BANGKOK, Thailand - Cambodian Premier Pol Pot has AU have been released in 1500 ager at Natelsons In Red Bank, right, talks with THE DEADLINE FOR REGISTERING TO BE ELI- bail each, and are scheduled and APEA members are ex- GIBLE TO VOTE IN THE 1»7I QENERAL ELECTION IB stepped down temporarily to undergo medical treatment and pected to attend Thursday's James Bourque, executive director of the United OCTOBER 4,1S7S. was replaced by Nuon Chea, Radio Phnom Penh reported to be arraigned today. Way of Monmouth County, about his role as chair- According to police, Patrol- school board meeting to MARVSABIK. today protest the stalled contract man of the retail section In the Red Bank area. The •OftOUOM CLC NX Uttle is known about either man They came to power 18 man John Newton learned annuof drive raises funds for 28 member agencies. that Mr. Anderson was plan- talks. months ago when the Communist-led Khmer Rouge defeated The APEA represents the U.S.-backed Phnom Penh regime. ning to remove money from the safe at Krauzer's dairy teachers, teachers aides, sec- 244 Tlnton Foils Pol Pot has been ill for "a few months," the broadcast store, First St. Mrs. Anderson retries, custodians and secu- NOTICl shop at home and save! let monitored in Bangkok said, but it gave no details of his ill- had previously worked at the rity guards. ness. il •quipmeni store and knew the com- 250 Other Public Notices lor Lit us make your furniture look The announcement said Nuon Chea will keep his position Mid < bination to the safe, police HOTICI tht of. __ as president of the Permanent Committee of the Cambodian Jomtt M. An*e«>. II UMrtv SI . said. Folll School*. 6SI Tlnton Aw#nu« People's Congress. Mlddletown. N J II applying to regl» Ion Folli, N»w Jtrtty 6> By JIM BISHOP til HIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllH wounded, into the arms of It was a hot day in Los An- Lupe Velez. The little monitor 1 spoke like a parrot. The geles. The giant city broiled. THE went blank and Joe came on. best way to appear at ease is Kelly and I took a cab from He talked about Zest soap to cross your legs and clasp the Beverly Hills Hotel down- and Oxydol. Then he extolled your hands over them. It Is town. It was a long haul with REPORTER the virtues of a water bed and pose 3-F for authors caught in no shock absorbers and a who to call to condemn all the an impossible situation. The rear end which ran like a pen- I IIIIIIHHIIIIIIIH I Hill III! cockroaches in the kitchen. book was a matter of history. cil sharpener. We bounced dark. I fell over the lintel to Sonny Tufts came back. He Joe asked me how it came like irritated strangers. one knee. didn't die. The movie did. I out at the end. This was a day that I was I swore. Somebody said wondered why writers must I took my hands off the dressed like an author. I wore "Shh!" Kelly whispered, "I not only write books, but go BISHOP knee. Something began to un- a white-on-white shirt, a can't take you anywhere." I to dank studios to sell them. and made a face. One thing — ravel. I looked. My bare knee diagonally striped tie of black got to my feet. It was a big In his letter, this man said he he had guts. Another thing — was exposed. The fall had loo- and pale blue, a new black empty darkness. We walked had 200,000 Los Angeles I had guts watching. sened a thread, or a series of silk suit, high gloss black around a painted scene of housewives working at iron- The monitor went blank. them Quietly the silk suit shoes, and white hair parted cool woodlands and saw a ing boards every afternoon, Joe motioned to me to put the came apart. The crease on on the right side. couch, a man and a camera. all of them panting to buy my cigarette out. There was no the leg opened until my leg Exciting Gateway plans The taxi driver said the ad- The man pointed to the book. ashtray. I couldn't extinguish was exposed from the lower dress was a blind alley. Kelly couch. We sat. There was a I lit a cigarette. In the it on the little 5 by 7 rug. 1 shin to the white shorts. The National Park Service last The inclusion of a Gateway Vil- shrugged. Her blonde hair lot of silence. I was here to darkness behind the camera, squeezed the light between Joe stared as though 1 was week unveiled its plans for the de- lage is most imaginative. It would was tied in a bun on the back promote a book. I had a head I noticed a second man. Hemy fingers and, like Sonny, I kinky. I started to choke. velopment of what will eventually be have shopping areas, open air mar- of her head. The pale blue full of two kinds of answers: wore rabbit ears. I became made a face. Then I laughed. The whole hairy leg was exposed. I no- the Gateway National Park in New kets and sites for street festivals, silk dress — no matter what one in case he read the book; interested in the monitor. 1 Joe came over. He sat be- she wore she looked like a one in case he hadn't. knew that 200,000 housewives side me, one arm over the ticed smoke. It was coming York and New Jersey. We are espe- recreation and cultural events. It classic Greek coin. If she irri- He came to the couch and were burning the old man's back of the couch. He said from between the cushions of also would feature vegetables grown cially pleased with what it has in tated me on a hot day, I'dwhispered, "I'm Joe. I run shorts watching Sonny Tufts what he says to all hacks. the couch. My cigarette had mind for the Gateway National Rec- in garden plots to be served in vil- spend her. the afternoon movie. We'll fight seven maddened Indians "One of the greatest writers set fire to it. reation Area at Sandy Hook. lage restaurants and to be sold as It was a blind alley. The put you on at the com- inside a prairie hut. of our time - loved his new I slapped a hand on the picnic supplies. television studio was set upmercials." He asked Mrs. B. He killed them one by one book — tell the people the cushion. Blue smoke shrouded One of the most essential parts inside something that looked to get off the couch. He was while his wife leaned against name of it." My face, in re- the couch. "Good," I said be- of the program will be the in- The public will have opportu- like a World War I hangar. I back in front of his camera the log cabin wall with her pose, Is Early Cast Iron. I tween convulsions. "Every- just in time to watch Sonny fist in her mouth. Tufts pulled wondered what would happen body back to the ironing stitution of ferry service from New nities to learn more about the Gate- hoped there was air condi- tioning in the studio. It was Tufts fall off a horse, an arrow out of his shoulder if I killed Joe live, on ram board " York to Sandy Hook. If bills in- way plans at public hearings next troduced by U.S. Sen. Harrison A. month. One will be Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. Williams Jr. and Rep. James J. in the Middletown library and the Howard are adopted early in the other will be at 8 p.m. Oct. 28 in next session of Cortgress, the ferry Brookdale Community College, Lin- No friend of business service can be started as early as croft. IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII role through the creation of a next summer. That's the word of By JAMES J.KILPATR1CK the right-to-work laws of 19 Jimmy Carter sat down the states. The other would au- Consumer Protection Agency. Dwight Rettie, a member of the Of what has been advanced thus other day with two business CONSERVATIVE thorize common site picket- Second, we should establish a Gateway planners. far, we think the inauguration of fer- reporters, Philip Greer and ing, and thus overturn the Su- strong nationwide program of ry service will be the most welcome Myron Kandel, and gave preme Court's 1951 ruling that consumer education, to give In all, the park service expects , VIEW news for residents of the Bayshore them a little Southern sweet- secondary boycotts constitute the consumer the knowledge to spend $282 million for Gateway's talk. American businessmen, an unfair labor practice. to protect himself in the mar- and for everyone who uses Rt. 36 in development at Sandy Hook, Staten said the Democratic nominee, IIIIMIIHtlllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Neither of the bills presents ketplace. Third, we should the summer months. Getting traffic would have nothing to fear Island, Breezy Point, Floyd Bennett one should doubt. Four years a legislative problem. A make class actions by con- off that highway is imperative if the from a Carter administration. single sentence would suffice sumers more easily avail- Field and Jamaica Bay. Of that, Businessmen, indeed, would ago George Meany sulked out bottleneck in Highlands and Sea the McGovern campaign; this for 14(b). It'would take but a able." $25.2 million is allocated for Sandy have "a friend in the White Bright is ever to disappear. moment to dust off the com- KILPATRICE Carter went on to endorse House." time the AFL-CIO's president Hook projects, including the opening is up and moving. Carter has mon site bill that Congress full product labeling, strict of four more miles of beaches, con- We hope municipal officials and Greer and Kandel reported the endorsement of the Na- passed last December and truth-in-advertising laws, this cane syrup stuff deadpan, President Ford vetoed in Ja- oppose efforts to deregulate struction of five new beach centers, citizens will attend either or both tional Education Association, greater protection against which is what good reporters nuary. Carter is absolutely the price of old oil. He sup- dangerous products, enforce- stabilization of erorded areas of the public hearings scheduled in the largest of the teacher ported some form of divesti- ought to do, but it will take unions, and will have help committed to signing both of ment of stringent flammabi- Monmouth County. We also fervently ture for petroleum com- Horseshoe Cove and the batteries at more than sorghum rhetoric from other public unions as them. The consequences for lity standards for clothing, panies. He promised to "hold Ft. Hancock, construction of a $3 hope that Congress authorizes those to reassure those who have well. For such support, a quid non-union workers, who com- and so on, and so on. And fast against efforts to lower million pier and the conversion of funds which will get ferries oper- followed the Carter record. pro quo most certainly will be prise 75 to 78 per cent of the when Ralph Nader made his The prospect of a Carter ad- labor force, are plain for any- clean air requirements," and Ft. Hancock into a Gateway Village. ating to and from Sandy Hook. asked. Carter has promised to pilgrimage to Plains, Carter ministration should give most deliver. one to see. The impact on the he supported "strict enforce- sealed his promises with a businessmen — and most construction industry requires ment of the nondegradation kiss. working people as well — a Meany wants two bills no elaboration. If Carter may clause of the Clean Air Act." Sure, the candidate has be counted on these two bills serious case of the heebie- enacted into law, and he He said he would oppose ef- made some murmuring noises alone as a "friend in the Electric-powered cars jeebies. wants them right away. One forts to weaken the Federal about free enterprise, re- White House," we may well That Carter is the candi- would repeal Section 14(b) of Water Pollution Control Act. At one time, the thought of elec- government to commit itself to buy- inquire: Who needs enemies? duced red tape, production in- date of organized labor, no Taft-Hartley, thus nullifying He advocated greater protec- centives, and all the rest.Bu t ing a lot of electric cars. He also ar- tric-powered automobiles for mass We may glean some further tion against noise pollution. to judge from his own written use would have seemed ludicrous. gued that private industry will de- indications of Carter's atti- "Major reforms are neces- words, Carter is no friend to Then came the gasoline shortage velop the cars anyway. tudes from his letter to the sary," said Carter, "to pro- business or to the non-union of the 1973-74 winter, however, and Democratic Platform Com- tect the consumers of this worker. Such voters ought to Congressional backers asserted mittee. The letter was dated everything changed. country. First, we must in- remember in November what more push by the government was June It, 1976, barely three stitutionalize the consumer's the gentleman said in June. It's changed so much that Con- needed and that it is unfair to expect months ago. Surely Carter gress has passed over President private industry to shoulder entirely has not abandoned the consid- Ford's veto a bill for a six-year pro- ered recommendations he the burden of research and devel- made so recently. Today in history gram to develop and demonstrate opment on a crash basis to meet a electric cars suitable for mass pro- goal such as 10 million electric cars "The first priority," he ByThe Associated Press Hirohito of Japan met in An- duction. said, "must be a rapid reduc- On this date in 1964, the chorage, Alaska. It was the on the streets by 1990. tion of unemployment." To- This effort to wean the Ameri- Warren Commission issued its first meeting between an According to an Exxon survey, ward that end, "we must as- report concluding that Lee American president and a can motoring public from its long- sure support for the Full Em- Harvey Oswald had acted al- Japanese Emperor. transportation — almost entirely de- ployment Act of 1978." This is time gasoline diet authorizes $160 one in the assassination of One year ago: There was a pendent on oil — accounts for more the famous Humphrey-Hawk- million, plus $60 million in loan President John Kennedy. storm of protest in Europe ins proposal for the virtual guarantees. than half of all oil consumed in this over the Spanish govern- regimentation of American In 1938, during World War country (and will do so through ment's execution of five The government would produce business and industry. II, Warsaw, Poland was sur- 1990). Motor gasoline currently ac- young political terrorists. some 7,500 vehicles and distribute In this same letter, Carter rendered to the Germans af- counts for three-quarters of trans- Bicentennial footnote: Two them for use by government, busi- called for "strict anti-trust ter II days of heavy air raids portation demand, or three-eighths and artillery bombardment.. hundred years ago today, Ve- ness and private motorists. The tar- and consumer protection en- nice's ambassador to London get is the second-car market, which of total oil use. forcement." He called for Ten years ago: Two U.S. reported to his government standby wage and price con- accounts for about 40 per cent of the Anything that can whittle down Marine planes bombed a that American ships had be- trols. He called for changes in friendly village In South Viet- automobiles on the road. that three-eighths slice of our total gun to challenge British ships the Federal Reserve Act that nam by mistake, killing 28 even in their own channel! President Ford, in vetoing the oil consumption is to be welcomed. would make the chairman of mountain tribesmen. and to capture vessels trading measure, said battery technology There may be an electric car in your the Fed the president's politi- Five years ago: President with Portugal, Africa and hasn't advanced far enough for the future sooner than you think. Non-aligned — really? cal stooge. He said he would Richard Nixon and Emperor Italy. Television Today- SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1978 NeM w Yorv__ik. Channelf"i__. Is. — 2o, 4t , 5c, 7"r, 9n, 1111 , 1ia3 V 12 30 O MOVIE GREATS DAYTIME MOVIES EVENING 1:30 0 NBC NIGHTLY NEWS • 57 || NBC NEWS UP 'Can you tell "The Two Mrs Carrolls I LOVE LUCY (tM7) Humphrey Bogan 10:00 • "BlrdeAnd The Bees'" 1:00 A one-minute summary ot S0O000NEWS treating trie LMM' Alens Smith 1:00 0 "Fathtr Wai A thlite lateswvit news. 0 BRADY BUNCH ABC EVENING NEWS O SCIENCE FICTION Fullback" "Personality Kid" CBS EVENING NEWS • 00 S 0 MAUDE "lr«M" NBC MONDAY THEATRE 0 IRONSIDE CAMPAIGN "Marked Danger" Truman "Or Gotdtoot And The DELAWARE '71 NIGHT )AT THE MOVIES "The Taker" Bradley. Otto Kruger t Bomb*" 0 EMERGENCY ONE ZOOM Dawp Portrait Of A what happened • THEFBI 4:00 0 "3 lOToYuma ' "Publicity Mad" THAT GIRL Teenage Runaway" Eve Plumb, Bo Hopkins A 1^ ^he Animal' 4:10 0 "The List Dayi of TOOAY IN DELAWARE CONTEMPORARY year-old runaway arrives 12:43 0 MILLION DOLLAR Pofnpvi ELECTRIC COMPANY SOCIETY S In Hollywood, where lone- MOVIE 9 7:00 0 CBS EVENING NEWS ly, broke and frustrated by Or Strangelove 110641 0 THE UNDERSEA tier failure to llnd work, George C Scott. Peter WORLD OF JACQUES she turns to prostitution Seller* on Delvecchio?tfeer*. told them he'd told the COUSTEAU •> JAV SHARBTT "Bend down, pucker up 0 0 NFL MONDAY 12:90 OJ) MACNEIL - LEHRER cops of their caper and apoie- •Whiles' REPORT and kiss the floor " NIGHT FOOTBALL gued for ratting on him a few NBC NIGHTLY NEWS Live coverage of the game LOS ANGELES (AP) - There was a chase and a 1 00 a THE LATE SHOW Would everyone who was ible Shootout The hit man died I yean earlier Too late. The 8 ANDY GRIFFITH between the Washington , Tension at Table Rock' "The Song Festers" cops arrived Redskins and the (1956) Richard Egan. to follow the plot, of that new seem lo recall somewhere ~] TO TELL THE TRUTH Philadelphia Eagles cop show called "Delvecchlo" that the snitch had an eighl- Dorothy Malone sull. there waa almost a ABC EVENING NEWS ••30 0 0 ALL'S FAIR please stand up' Thank you. year-old son he loved and O O TOMORROW Shootout until Del warn- I BOWLING FOR | I N P E R- Guests Women sir, Now, tell me again, what wanted to stop snitchingv>nr 1 ed "Time in the joint I* a lot DOLLARS ANCE AT WOLF Evangelists Ruth Carter happened last job for Del 0 NEWS better lhat a slab in the mor TRAP Staplelon, sister ot Del agreed to help him Roast loin ot Pork 0 THE ODD COUPLE "Sarah Vaughan & Buddy Presidential Candidate It starred Judd Hirsch. gat " They gave up Red Cabbage "Oscar, the Model" Rich" Jimmy Carter. Ma/ffyn the guy who was so good a He then learned the guy had a separate snitch deal with furl & Surf Shishkebab * ON TOP OF IT 10 00 0 0 EXECUTIVE SUITE Hickey. author ol "God Is public defender on NBC's The warehouse phone TO BE ANNOUNCED A Woman", and Frances another cop He told (his cop WED. Chicken Cacciatora w Spag Though new on the iob. "The Law" last year' And he rang again It was the snitch S THE ODD COUPLE Brian Walling is drawn Hunter now plays a plalndothes de- "If 1 ever catch you messing calling the burglar back Del S IDREAMOFJEANNIE deeper into plant affairs, O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW tective with a degree of law with one of my finks again, took the call He got mad at v«g»nt«t Porno i»C«>m Con— ffi) THE VALIANT YEARS and closer to pretty Sum- 0B DELAWARE VALLEY and heart of gold' I'm going to personally in- the snitch again K/TCMCNOHMUH1H. IMAM ADAM-12 mer Johnson, and then Is FORUM troduce your nose lo your left UMkMM aea" OUmn Daa} MACNEIL - LEHRER shocked to learn of his And it was on CBS last 8 1 20 |Q EDITORIAL night? Okay, »o far. Now, let ear" It lhat how It all went. REPORT sister Stacey's role In the 1 25 Q) LATE SHOW RATHSKELLER OPEN FRI. I SAT. Cardway bombing me see If I can retrace the He also gol mad at hissir' Claee* Now you're coo- laMrtawMiit 7.30 0 THE MUPPET SHOW ^he Story ol Three 00 NEWS fused' MMI Jlmoi.k.rt-Uriy.imril r"»ikirij/ Quest: Jim Nabors Loves' (1(53) Kirk plot of the scheduled "Del- snitch, who claimed the other O IN SEARCH OF O JERSEY SIDE Douglas. Pier Angeli vecchio" premiere, naming cop threatened to have his BQ) OPEN TENNIS "In Search of The Ber- 1:30 (D NIGHT FINAL some actors to help Correct son taken away from him He muda Triangle" There are CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS N WAITER MADE THEATIRS 0 WELFARE 2:00 O OOt EWS me if I'm wrong pleaded for another chance those who believe that the O OR?EATE , GREAT Bermuda Triangle is a A film which looks at the It began wtth a "hit" at- Del said okay, but warn daily activities of a New SHOW ed: "Look, no more testing area run. by "The Vintage" (1947) Mel tempt on an informer (Henee UMTHII superior belnga from York City welfare center Au erjonots) who's been snit cons . . this time, everything ORdf IMMII (R) Ferrer. Pier Angeli outer space 2 15 O MINORITY PERSPEC- ehin bad guys for Delvecchlo up front " There then came 0 ADAM-12 Make A Date 0 MAJOR ADAMS TIVE (Hirsch) and his partner something aboul the snitch "The Eyewitness" (D BEST OF GROUCHO 2:25 O NEWS (Charles Haul) The snitch telling Del a burglary of A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- SJS.0O0 PYRAMID ® NEW JERSEY NEWS 2 53 0 WITH JEANNE PARR beefed about the attack warehouse full of (urs was al- tions. Rates: $2.00 for ! lines for one day. $1.00 each addi- 8 HOLLYWOOD REPORT 3 22 8 THE LATE, LATE lot tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additiona line; SQUARES So Delvecchio went to se 10:30 0 MEET THE MAYORS SHOW Bui I missed the gist of II $5 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6 00 O LIARS CLUB GD THE HONEY- What Next. Corporal a guy In a pool room He ac- for 10 days; $2.00 jeach additional line. Call The Daily Guests: Larry Hovis, Betty MOONERS Hargrove'" (1945) Robert cused him of setting up the when the scene shifted to a Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary While. James Darren and 1 CONSUMER SUR- Walker. Keenan Wynn snitch for the hit. acting lor a meeting between the infor DicKGaulier VIVAL KIT enme boss man! and narcotics officers to DEADLINE MATCH GAME P.M "Auto Repairionia II: Body Two candidates But he had no proof So set up a cocaine bust $ DICK VAN DYKE Work" he posed as a cab driver, dis- Anyway, when Del came all Make A Date Ads must be SHOW 1100 BOOIS NEWS go door-lo-door in our office by noon two days guised his snitch as a passen- lo the warehouse for thr fur "The Redcoats Are Com- I (D MARY HARTMAN. bust, his snitch gol nervous prior to publication. ing" MARY HARTMAN WEST LONG BRANCH - ger and had his partner fol- low in an unmarked car. He called the fur RICHARD HARRIS SEPTEMBER 28 QO MACNEIL - O CELEBRITY REVUE Democratic council candi- Monmouth Conservatory Children's Chorus auditions LEHRER REPORT 0 THE ODD COUPLE dates have launched a door 1 think the idea was to THE RETURN for new members, 4th through 8th graders, 7 p.m., 0 LIARS CLUB ^he Jury Story" to-door walking campaign tu cause another hit attempt and © HOGAN'S HEROES 1 Vi MILLION DOLLAR "meet with residents and dis- find out who was behind II all OfAMANCAUlDrUUr Church of the Nativity, Hance 4 Ridge Rds., Fair Haven. ffi BURNS AND ALLEN MOVIE cuss the issues." Sure enough, a black guy in a Further information, call 741-8880. 0 NEW JERSEY "Backtrack" (1968) Neville NEWPCHKY REPORT Candidates Frank Sorren- big.car began following the Brand. Peter Brown The cab So Del, as they call him, The Tinton Falls Planning Board meeting on the Mas- legendary exploits of a lino and Alexander l.anga ATOROIONIY (00 oS e(B R RHODA told informant ter Plan, 8:30, Borough Hall, Tinton Falls. LITTLE HOUSE ON quartet of tough Texas said that their campaign OO L Rangers In pursuit of a would be aimed at "talking BARGAMMATMB SEPTEMBER 30 THEPRAIAIRIE "The Collection" Caleb band of robbers terroriz- and meeting the voters to SAT. I SUN. 2 PJL "Tricky Tray", benefiting hard-to-place children, Hodgekias. a con man In ing travelers near the Mex- learn their concerns. JMD, Little Silver Woman's Club, at Club House, Church cleric's clothing, arrives In ican border AIL SEATS M JO St., Humson Kd., Little Silver. 8 p.m. Admission SO cents. Walnut Grove with his wife I CAPTIONED ABC ATLANTIC CINEMA :I -IMI Bring a Mend, bring a 50-cent gift. and plans to swindle the SEWS '. Ill \ I II Ml Illl •0MY HATCH" citizenry of Walnut Grove 11:30 |0 CBS LATE MOVIE MUll'.'IM.I-l UU ui urn OCTOBER 1 by collecting money for a "McMillan & Wife: Burled llli.nu \\ II MATAVt AN NO ONE UNDEP Rummage Sale, benefit of retarded children, Fit, mission ol mercy. Alive " Rock Hudson. 16 ADMITTED Sat., Sun., Bingham Hall, Rumson. 12-5, Fit, 10-5, Sat., 0 THE CROSS-WITS Susan Saint James. Com- AT T:M - M» 12-3, Sun. OS THE CAPTAIN missioner McMillan's ANDTENNILLE meeting with an old spy OCTOBER 1, 2 Guests: Bob Hope, Redd crony, who had been The Monmouth Civl Chorus presents Frank Loesser's Foil, and John Traviolta declared dead 10 years musical "The Most Happy Fellow" at Monmouth Art 0 MILLION DOLLAR earlier, Is shattered by a Center, 8:15 p.m. Tickets (call 842-0002) $4, $5, $6. Dis- MOVIE bullet that kills the man 0O(E) TONIGHT counts for students, senior citizens and groups. "War Wagon" (1M7) John Wayne, Kirk Douglas. Two Host: Shecky Greene OCTOBER 2 arch enemies overcome their hatred for one Guests: Steve Allen. Norm Natural Food Convention, nutrition speaker. Carl another to execute a Crosby. Abbe Lane. Dr. Pfeiffer, MD. Organic food for sale. Monmouth College, million dollar gold heist. Wayne Dyer, -w West Long Branch. For details, call 572-3359. 0 THE 8:00 MOVIE I LORENZO AND "The Country Girl" (19S4) HENRIETTA MUSIC The Deserted Village at Allaire, Inc. will sponsor Blng Crosby, Grace Kelly. Guest: Ann Byrnes Hoff- The Last Big Beautiful Flea Market Of The 1(76 Season, A drama of a broken-down man (Mrs Dustin Hoff- on Sat., Oct. 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Allaire State actor who has taken lo man) Park. Over 100 dealers expected. Some spaces available. self-pity and drink. 0 THE HONEY- 0 SPECIAL MOONERS For information call 138-2253. State Park parking fees, $2 "If We Only Had Love " "Onstage" per car. 0® THE. ADAMS IS CAPTIONED ABC Red Bank United Methodist Church Married Couples CHRONICLES NEWS RICHARD HARRIS '•* "John Adams: Revolu- O HOLLYWOOD Swept Flea Market. Church parking lot, 247 Broad St., 10 a.m. tionary" to 4 Dm. Rain or shine. Refreshments. Spaces $5, tables SHOWCASE THE RETURN $2. Reservations call 211-2224 or 741-0287. 0 PHILLIES BASEBALL "Hey Boy. Hey Girl "11959) DIGEST Louis Prlma. Keeley Away Frogtown Frolic MCOSS Family Health & Nursing SI THE F.B.I. Smith A girl joins Louis Prima as a vocalist and Service Pet Show & Fair, Cross Farm, Holmdel. N.J. 10 "Conspiracy of Corrup- tion" logelher they help raise a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain dates Oct. 3 & 9 © 8:00 MOVIE lunds lor a summer camp — Plus — "Claudelle Inglish" (1961) lor underprivileged "Annual Luncheon Fashion Show", sponsored by the Diane McBain. Arthur Ken- children. Seven Altar Rosary Society, School Hall OLPH, Miller St.. High- nedy. Jilted by her fiance, . ffi MACNEIL - LEHRER lands. 12 noon. $5.50. Reservations call 201-3031. a woman brings tragedy to REPORT the lives of all who love m DARK SHADOWS Beauties her. 11:45 00 NEWS "Flea Market" Port Monmouth School PTA, 10 a.m. THAT'S IT IN SPORTS 12:00 0 TOPPER to 4 p.m. School Playground, Hwy 36 at Main St. Space RICHIE ASHBURN "The Kid" $5. All welcome. Rain date, Oct. «. 0 BIC MINUTES SD BURNS AND ALLEN 0 PHYLLIS "Grade Has To Sell { MERV GRIFFIN George's Car By Five OCTOBER 5 O'Clock" Bunko Party, 7:30 p.m., sponsored by River Plaza 0 PHILLIES BASEBALL Phillies vs. St. Louis Car- CD NIGHT GALLERY Ladies Auxiliary at River Plaza Firehouse. Refresh- dinals. 12:15 0 THE MONDAY NIGHT ments, prizes. Tickets at door. $1 50 per person. 0 THE GREAT AIRSHIP LATE "Ambush Bay" I19M) "Rummage Sale", The First Presbyterian Church ot ADVENTURE 0 THE BOARDING Hugh O'Brlan. Mickey Rumson, on Tues., Oct. 5, 7-8 p.m. and Wed.. Oct. 6. 9:30 HOUSE Rooney. to 11:30 a.m. Sponsored by the Women's Association, the sale will include clothes, household items and books OCTOBER > At the movies Monmouth Arts Gallery Wine Tasting Party, 2-5 p.m. These schedules are pro- MALL III- SHiv Joch IPC. I — Plu$ — Call Betty Kern for details, 741-0906 vided by the ttieoler and the HA2LIT times are for today only. PLAIA— OCTOBER 1« Silent Mo*.*: (PGl • My Measure b Flea Market, Tinton Falls First Aid Auxiliary. Dam ATLANTIC HIOHLANDt RT.UDRIVt IH- ATLANTIC CINIMA— Midwo* (PGl 7 «S, 11 11. Fomily Plol DEAR PAM My Business Site parking lot, corner Tinton and Sycamore Avenues. 10 01* to Billy Jo* (PC) M CINIMA I- ««turr. O< 0 Mon Coll«) Morw IPO] J. A M.-4 P.M. Space $5. Contact 291-9323 or 542-5824. Rain «»CHC.SK& t IS Midway (PG) • C1NCMA II— date Oct.». So«t>y HOlch (X) J X » K EATONTOHN , KtANSBURO JANUARY 4-13,1977 DRIVE-IN- COLONIAL— Th* Moo Who Fall to Earth (ft) f-,40, Mr Maittllc (PCl 1 ». OM lo Billy St. Agnes Church will sponsor a 10 day tour to the 11:45. Sorborrllo (HI 9:45 OBSES&ON Holy Land and Athens. For details, call 291-0676 or 2S1- LAST DAYS •272. Return of a Man Colled Hwu I SlltfltMovit MALL II- MOVIES II- MtdwovlPGlC S«« Wlttt A Sfnllt (.« I 7 «i, 9 X MATAWAN CINIMA M- BUIr Jock (PC) 7 »,f » STHATMMORf CINCMA I- Sor*lve (R) 7 IS.* Molly STRATHMORI CINf MA II- Mitfway IPO) 7, 9 IS MIOOLITOWN Dinner Special TOWN KMT— S«Mft BaToolirs (PCI J ». Swrpt *»oy (PGIf 30 of the Week TOWM WIST- Hoppy Hoo»»f (0) 7 X. Pitxnure u M» Bv*intt>(R)* 11 OCEAN TOWNSHIP Monday Thru Thursday CUCH- Rctwrnvf oMonCQllcOHorM (PG) M0. •I" BILLY __0LL MIDDLKBROOK CINf MA I- BHADH) VEAI amn S» By SYLVIA PORTKR HMiimmiiiiiiM of families have lost millions of dollars because With the traditional hurricane season now even minor basement flooding has damaged here, in an area that arches from the Texas their furniture. Take your wooden furniture out- coast to Maine, also comes a warning to alt ol us doors. Take out as many drawers, slides or oth- that winter storms with their destruction to our YOUR MONEY'S er working parts as possible. Do not force stuck homes are not far behind It could be snow and drawers. If necessary, remove the back and ice, it could be high winds and flooding — what- push out the drawers. And don't leave furniture ever the "natural disaster," at some time your In the sun as it can warp. Take it indoors to home almost surely will be endangered by one ol WORTH store and dry slowly after you have cleaned it. these furies Furniture frequently develops white spots or If you return to a storm-damaged home, a whitish film or cloudiness from dampness. what should and what should you not do'1 Here Where the whole surface is affected, you might are extremely valuable money and lifesaving clean Walks and fences damaged by floodwa- try to treat it by rubbing the wood with a cloth guides from the Department of Housing and Ur- ters also are a hazard rung out of camphorated oil followed by an im- ban Development, with the assistance of other CHECKING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS: mediate wipe dry and polishing, HUD experts federal departments, notably Agriculture. Have an electrician check the system for short suggests. ENTERING DAMAGED BUILDINGS: Ele- circuits before you turn on any lights or appli- To remove loose mold, brush 'your uphol- mentary as it may seem, do not enter a dam- ances. Wear rubber-soled shoes or boots and stery, mattresses, rugs and carpets. Do it out- aged building until you are sure it is not about to rubber gloves. Water in conduits and connection side to prevent scattering mildew spores in your collapse Tun) off the gas at the meter or tank, boxes and dampness or exposed wires can cause house. Run a vacuum cleaner attachment over 5lst ANNIVERSARY SIGHTED - Edward A. Straus, seated center; let the house air for several minutes to eliminate fires. You could be electrocuted replacing fuses the surface. Dry the article, if necessary, with a President of Prown's, 32 Brood Street, Red Bank, begins preparation foul odors or escaped gas Don't use any open under these conditions. fan or electric heater. with his department managers for Prown's 51st anniversary, to begin flame (lighting a cigarette) until you check CHECKING HEATING SYSTEMS: Before Sun and air the item to prevent mold this Thursday. Assisting Mr. Straus are (seated left-right) Raymond Van Don't turn on the electrical system; it may have starting a fire in a hot air heating plant, exam- growth. Glahn, mgr. of Prown's home Improvement department; Mr. Straus, become short circuited Watch out for holes in ine the inside of the heater, wash any sediment Clean all metals at once, especially iron. president; Anson V. Ransom, mgr. of Prown's houseware department; the floor or loose boards from the flues with a hose or swab on a long Thee are merely a sampling of guides to help (standing left to right) Steven H. Straus, asst. general manager; Stephen If flooding has caused wood to swell and you stick. Make sure there is an adequate draft for 1 you minimize—even eliminate—the losses that Ruzlcka, assistant mgr.of Prown's home Improvement department; Cy- must force your entry because of swollen doors, your fireplace to avoid heavy smoke. If yours Is will follow if your home is hit by the disasters ril Gore, manager of Prown's roofing and siding department; Paul try to get in by a window. Knock down hanging an oil-burning system, have an experienced in- sure to strike as the hurricane season is re- Malre, asst. store manager and buyer. plaster; watch for loose plaster everywhere. spector examine your storage tank to make sure placed by the winter storm months. And they'll Use even greater caution if damage has the seams have not opened so dirt and water can strike no matter where you live — north or been caused by high winds. Be certain your enter. Clean all parts of the burner. Promptly in- south, warm weather area or cold. For addition- spect chimneys subjected to wind or water ac- Prown's sets plans for house still rests firmly on its foundation. Be on al information, write the Consumer Information tion. Defective chimneys can cause fires and guard against broken power lines. Center, Pueblo, Colorado 81001, for brochure carbon monoxide gas poisoning. DRYING AND CLEANING: Don't rush to 277D, "When You Return to a Storm Damaged move back In; be sure the house is dry and SALVAGING YOUR FURNITURE: Millions Home." It's free. 51st Anniversary shades, wood roll-ups, and • •••HMtiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiuiiiHliimiiimiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiHiiil RED BANK - Edward A. "Anson V.Hansom, a famil- blinds offered at Prown's," Straus, president ol Prown's, iar person in Prown's home said Mr. Straus. 32 Broad Street, Red Bank; furnishings department, has has announced Prown's 51st been with Prown's 31 years. Steven H. Straus, assistant anniversary celebration will "His buying knowledge is one general manager, is a recent newcomer to Prown's, but Drug store chain features growth begin this Thursday, Septem- reason why Prown's is known like his father (Edward ber 30. as. the store that has every- thing," said Mr. Straus. Straus) Steve has become an By DAVID R. SAHGKMT years. Yet, since 1970, the miHiinmiilimtiiiiimi ' »»"•" in a lower (below 28 per cent) providing a potential for "The anniversary celebra- essential part of the manage- Q - I have about 12.000 m number of outlets operated tax bracket once you have gradual growth of income in tion will involve every depart- Paul Maire. a five year vet- ment team at Prown's by be- invest and have been thinking has risen 70 per cent, and all SUCCESSFUL stopped working. In that the future. ment in Prown's store", said eran of Prown's Is the assis- coming involved in every about Longs Drug Stores new units are company- case, 6 '.< per cent municipal Mr Straus. tant manager and buyer In phase of Prown's buying and (NYSE). What can you tell owned bonds, despite their tax-ex- For added safety you may "It takes years of ex- Prown's huge housewares de- merchandising system. me about it' L.S., California INVESTING empt feature, do not con- partment. "Paul enjoys when wish to invest about (20.000 in perience to make a store suc- Cyril Gore, a 17-year veter- A — You have selected one Although operations are stitute the best use of this people tell him ... I Knew a mutual bond fund such as cessful", said Mr. Straus, an of Prown's, is manager of of the top companies in an in- now concentrated In Califor- minim iiiiiiiiiiinii }90,000. Good quality utility or Prown's would have the cer- Northeast Investors Trust. "our department managers Prown's fantastic roofing and dustry noted for its above av- nia and Hawaii, expansion other high yielding common However, (70,000 balance have over 140 years combined tain item they were looking to increase my investment in- siding department. Mr. Gore's erage growth. Longs is not plans call for units to be stocks would be more appro- should be invested in a port- experience in home improve- for," said Mr. Straus. come with safety of princi- experience extends back over only based in your home stall' opened in other states, in- priate. folio of common stocks to , ment, housewares, home fur- pal? At present, I have Stephen Ruzicka, a 17-year 20 years in this rapidly grow- but operates the bulk of its cluding Alaska While the give you about a 50/50 split nishings and general mer- 190,000 in 6 \ per cent munic- man with Prown's is the as- ing field. self-service outlets there. The yield is modest, the dividend t As your portfolio is now ar- between fixed income and chandising . . . that's a lot of ipal bonds. 138,000 in E bonds, sistant manager of Prown's Prown's, "The Store That company's five-year 19 per rate has been increased an- ranged only 1 per cent of your growth investments. Attrac- know-how." (2,000 in Price Growth Fund home improvement depart- Has Everything," will be of- cent average growth rate nually for the last 13 years. capital is in an equity-type is- tive NYSE-llsted stocks yield- and (20,000 in savings earning ment. Mr. Ruzicka's duties fering during its anniversary may be surpassed this fiscal The current price-earnings sue, Price Growth Fund. This ing 7 to 9 per cent are: Amer- "Raymond Van Glahn, in 6.4 per cent. AS., New Jersey also involve Prown's famous sale an unsurpassable array year. Earnings could reach ratio is a high mx reflecting me*ans that the (9,500 in in- ican Electric Power, Atlantic his 31st year with Prown's, is window shade and Venetian of bargains. Remember 11 70 a share, up from (140 the outstanding growth and come you now receive is all City Electric, Carolina Power manager of the rapidly ex- blind department. "A person Prown's opens at 8:00 am for the year ended January investment characteristics of A — As you are aware, in- that you can expect during & Light, Central Maine Pow- panding home improvement that takes time in selecting daily . . This is a sale you 31, 1976. Longs' exceptional fi- the issue vestments which are suitable the life of these fixed-interest er, Cleveland Electric. Gulf department. "He takes pride the very latest in shades and won't want to miss. Visit nancial strength is apparent during working years are not rate holdings. With common Oil Corp.. Middle South Utili- in his teams of window and blinds . . a person that takes Prown's, 32 Broad Street, Red In the fact that no borrowing, (j — I am planning to retire always the most advan- stock investments you can ties, Mountain States Tele- door installers, people have a great pride in the tre- Bank during its anniversary either long or short term, has Within the year. Would you tageous ones after retire- Improve the current rate of phone, and United Tele- learned they can depend on mendous selection of window celebration been arranged in the last 15 have any suggestions on how ment. Presumably you will be return on your capital while communication's. Van," said Mr. Straus. INTERNATIONAL SURPLUS INC ANNOUNCES OUR FIRST FURNITURE QU.N. Discn.pi.oN «« • HERE ARE SOME OTHER GREAT BUYS • 1 Brn. & Wht. 8 Pc Americana SVaVOOO QUAN DESCRIPTION PRICE (Couth, IOY«MHI, Chair, Rocktr ••II 2 End Tabbs, Cocktail ToWt, Hassock) *BW »M# W 10 Proctor Silex Pastry Toaster *9" 6 6 3 2 Plaid 2 Pc Early American. $329°° "»» * -™ **•»' £ SO 7 COO • Grants 10-cup Auto Percolator *7 1 Brown Velvet 4 Pc Sectional $OTOOO 7 Hamilton Btach SIOW Cook'r 4 -t# *11 1 Red Velvet 2 Pc Set ...... ;*279 5 Lasagna Dishes W/Chrom. Server *9" 1 Brn. ftWht . Colonial Chair S69°° 4 45 Pc. Dish »•»«» 1 4 Pc Bedroom Set...... $18900 SQQ50 3 41 Pc G'OMWOW Sot 1 Lane Hope Chest...... o:J 5 u Pt |uby Pundlbow, $t, PIUS HUNDREDS 8 RedinefS (Various $«n SiflQ 10 Early American Oil lamp 18" OF OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO 3 Dry Sink • Stereo Console —u—*229 35 rj Antmnat^ « MENTION INCLUDING 1 Barw/ooctiMk socnoo *** sttm Unit O33 PAMT, FOOD, CLOTHING 8 Fair Mato 23 Channtl O's TOYS AND AUTOMOTIVE THAT CAN BE BOUGHT 33-35 EAST FRONT ST.. RED BANK SMGIY OR IN VOLUME INTERNATIONAL (A BLOCK » A HALF EAST OF BROAD ST. — NEXT TO EBNEtt CARPET) SURPLUS INC. 747-7770 HOURS: »**>.** SAT. 10 A.M.IO6P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS Early autumn weddjngs announced Arban-Cass Rutherford-Maxson DEAL - Miss Joy Diane Cass. daughter of Mr and Mrs BELFORD - Miss Barbara Jane Maison. daughter of Raymond S Cass Jr., M Ufelra Ave., Ealontown, was mar- Mr and Mrs Elmer I Maison. IK Ninth* St., became the ried here yesterday in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, to bnde of Henry S Rutherford Jr , son of Mr and Mrs Ruthrr Kevin Anthony Arban, ion of Mr and Mrs. Anthony Arban, Lifestyle ford of College Park. Ga The ceremony Saturday in the Bel- 144 Monmouth Blvd., Oceanport SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 9 ford United Methodist Church was performed by Ike Rev The Rev Michael Vona of SI Mary's officiated at the cer John Koch A reception was in Buck Smith's Restaurant, East emony The Rev Robert W Reed, pastor of the Firs Presby Keansburg tenan Church of Eatontown, gave the blessing and sang the Mrs Nancy Barrett was matron of honor for her sister, Mn. levta A. Arhaa Lords Prayer There was a reception at The Barclay. Bel- and Donald CaMweU was best man Phillip. Albert and Elmer Mn Bury RMftWffvnl Jf. (Nee Joy Diane Cass) mar. . Maison were the ushers (Nee Barbara Maun) Mrs Dominicfc Palazzolo was matron of honor Others at- The bnde. a registered nurse, is a graduate of Middle tending Mrs Arban were Mrs Edgar Caffyn Jr., Mrs. Louis town Township High School and East Orange School of Nurs- Cenatiempo, Miss Jeanne Fallone and Mrs Donald Roussell ing She will work in Georgia, where her husband, an alumnus Wendy Cass, sister of the bride, was flower girl James Per- of M D Collins High School, is attending Clayton Community riguey was page College He is a College Park firefighter and paramedic They will reside in College Park Thomas Sannelli was best man and ushers were Edgar Caffyn Jr . Donald Ross, Edward Schwind and Michael Bent ancourt. Wark-Mutschinski Mrs Arban was graduated from Monmouth Regional High School, Tinton Kails She is employed by K-Mart, West Long RED BANK - In St James tal School of X-ray Tech- Branch Roman Catholic Church here nology The bridegroom was graduated from Christian Brothers Saturday, Miss Susan Mui Mr Wark was graduated Academy, Lincroft, and the Monmouth County Police Aca- schinski. daughter of Mr and from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- demy, Howell Township He is employed by the Oceanport Mrs Gerhard Mulsrhinski. K5 gional High School and at- Police Department Hubbard Ave. River Plaza, tended Monmoulh College, West Long Branch, and Mn. Michael J. Konfanlr After a wedding trip to Florida and the Bahamas, Mr and was married lo Jeffrey V Mn. Jeffrey Wart Mr. utf Mn. Rayauwl Maikr Jr. Brookdale Community Col- (Nee Judy I.ynne Scull) Mrs. Arban will reside in Oceanport. Wark, ion of Mr and Mrs (Nee Susan MuttchUMkl) John Wark, 10 S. Cherry lege, I.incroft He is a man- Mahler-Cipolla Lane, Rumson agement trainee with Knend • The Rev William Schlade- ly Ice Cream Bonfante-Scott NKW MONMOUTH - Miss Mana There beck officiated al the after- After a wedding tnp to Her ASBURY PARK - Miss Frank. Szczytko. Steve sa Cipnlla and Raymond Anthony Mahler Jr noon ceremony. muda. Mr and Mrs Wark Judy l.wmr Scott, daughter Skoulas and Steve Bonfante. were married here Sepl 4 in St Mary's Ro- Attending the bride were will reside In Maryland of Mrs Charles LuBianco, Mrs Bonfante was gradu- man Catholic Church ^The Rev John Scully Joanne Mutsrhinski, maid of Martinsville, and Joseph ated from Monmouth Region- officiated at the ceremony There was a re- honor. Mrs Liz Lawrence and Scott, Eatontnwn, was mar- al High School, Shrewsbury. ception in Nelson Terrace, Slaten Island I he Misses (ieraldine Muts- ried here Sept. IS in Our Lady She is employed at Gerard Clubwomen Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs chinski. Cathy Musonr and of Ml Carmi'l Roman Catho- Photography, Shrewsbury Joseph B Cipolla. KM Poolc Ave , Hazlet, and Joanne Wark lic Church, to Mn li;ii'l Joseph Mr and Mrs Mahler. 28 Lafayette Drive. are guides The bridegroom is an Bonfante, son of Mr and Mrs Hazlet John Wark Jr was besl alumnus of Neptune High It F. Bonfante, 61H N. Nep- man and the ushers were School He is employed at the Miss Suzanne Carolyn Banas was maid of for bus tours tune Hwy., Neptune Frank Lawrence, John Hoi- Steinbach Distribution Cen- honor and Clenn Mahler. Ihe bridegroom's MIDDLETOWN - Mem- The Rev Edward Blleit- loway 3rd. James Wark. Do- ter, Eatontown brother, was besl man bers of the Junior Woman's rieri officiated at the ceremo- minick DePalo and Richard Mi and Mrs Mahler are alumni of Ban- Club of Middletown will be Mr and Mrs Bonfante will Mrs. John G. Aqur Bradley Mn. >*tfk TMM ny. There was a reception in Ian High School. Hazlet. guides on historic bus lours of reside in Eatontown (Nee Gay Hussmann) (NeeKimTuUy) Terrace Gardens, Wana- After a wedding trip lo Hawaii. San Fran The bnde is an alumna of the township planned by Ihe massa Cisco and Las Vegas the couple reside in Key Middletown Township High Bicentennial Cmnnmsmn Oct Miss Jamie Scott, sister of port School and Riverview llospi ]. 10 and 17 the bride, was maid of honor Aque-Hussmann The lours will begin in Coons- Other attendants were Mrs HOLMDEL - Miss Gay Ar- Frank Lloyd, Orange Park, parking areas I and 2 of Joseph Donahue, and the line Hussmann, daughter of Fla., was matron of honor Mua-Wilson Brookdale Community Col- Misses Susan Scott and Adelc Mr and Mrs A. Fred Hus- The best man was Kenneth RUMSON - In the First Presbyterian lege at I and 3 15 p m on Tully Bonfante. smann Jr., 20 Chestnut Ridge Kiesel. Church here Sept 5, Miss Lori Ruth Wilson each of the three consecutive NF.W MONMOUTH - Miu Road, here,.was married Aug became the bride of Antonio Mua The Rev Sundays They will lake about The best man was (iarv The bride was graduated Kim Tully and Joseph Coont Bonfante, brother of the H to John Gardiner Aque, son Foster Wilson officiated al the double ring wo hours each and will cover from Holmdel High School 1 were married here Sept IB in bridegroom. Ushers were of Mr and Mrs Walter Aque. ceremony There was a reception in the Wil- some U miles of scenic and She is employed by United St Mary's Roman Catholic Fort Pierce, Fla. lowbrook Inn, Fair Haven historic areas of Middletnwn Counties Trust Company, Lin- Church The Rev Frank Parents of the bride are James Robert Reservations can be made by The Rev. Thomas Irving of croft. Bruno celebrated Ihe Nuptial Goodwin- Keyport officiated at the cer- Wilson, 54 Lennox Ave.. here, and the late calling the Spy House, lit Mali There was a'reception emony in the home of the The bridegroom is an Laura Emma Wilson Port Monmouth Road. Port in Dorian Manor. Old Bridge bride's parents A reception alumnus of Red Bank High The bridegroom's parents are Nalale Monmoulh Grimaldi followed School He is self-employed Mua of Las Plassas(ltaiy, and the late Ma- Among Bicentennial Com The bnde is Ihe daughter of MIDDLETOWN - Miss Mrs Aque's sister, Mrs. The couple reside in Florida riano Mua mission members and Junior Mr ind Mrs William Tully. t Lorraine Theresa Urimaldi. Miss Lori Ferguson was maid of honor Woman's Club members plan Rutgers St . Hailel Mr daughter 6f Ms Julie Orl- and Kevin Sweeny was best man ning Ihe tours are Paul F Coons is the ton of Mr and maldi, 167 Brookside Drive, Murphy-Gordon The bride, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Lefever, Col John Mulhern. Mrs Francis Coons, Jenien Lynn Headley. Christine Car Beich, Fla . formerly of Port Belford, was married in Town TOWNSEND, Tenn - Miss of ltuinson-Kair Haven Re- Haven Regional High School, received an AA .ley. Linda Apel. Carol Hay. Monmoulh • Hall here Sept 4, to Leonard Leslie Gordon, daughter of gional High School and at- degree in social science from Brookdalq Com Mr. a»« Mn. AMMO* Mia Judy Ciilman, Joyce Kane.and Goodwin, son of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Russell Scheller, Hi ml tended Maryville (Tenn.) Col- munity College, Lincroft She is employed al Candy Bachner Mils Dirltnc Tronolont Ralph Goodwin. 369 Beecroft headsville. Pa , and Douglas lege and the University of Sandy's,Monmouth Mall lrsMiin.il electricians) Place. Oakhurst. was maid of honor and other Gordon of Philadelphia, and Tennessee, Knoxville. The bridegroom was educated in Italy al After a wedding tnp along the East coast. attendants were Mrs Valid* Mayor Allan J MacDonuld Stephen Murphy, son of Mr Mr and Mrs. Murphy re- Scuola media and Scuola professional!' (pro- Mr and Mrs Mua will reside in Rumson Tully and the Mluc* Joanne officiated at the ceremony LBHS '41 and Mrs J Theodore Mur- side here. and Nancy Zlmmermann The couple were attended phy, 70 Hance Road, Fair FEDERATION EVENT by Miss Joyce /.amil and Ed- Haven, N. J., were married Anzaldi-Tracy to reunite The besl man was Thomai ward Nadeau. here Sept. 19 during an out- POINT PLEASANT - Mrs LONG BRANCH - The Coons, brother of the bride- Mrs Goodwin was gradu- door ceremony conducted at Anthony T, Zanetich. new ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Mayor Richard C Slryker Mrs Anzaldi was graduated Class of June It4l of Long groom Ushers, also brother; ated from Middletown Town- West Miller's Cove in the president of the New Jersey — Announcemenl is made by officiated al Ihe Aug U FJW from Henry Hudson Regional Branch High School will have ol Ihe bridegroom, were Tim- ship High School The bride- Smoky Mountains. A recep- Stale Federation of Women's Mr and Mrs Allen J Tracy. mnny in the Tracy home, scl School, Highlands, and at its reunion Oct 16 in (Hd Or olhy, Ronald and Daniel Clubs will be featured speak- groom, an alumnus of tion followed 35 Washington SI . uf the mar linj; also for I rccrptinn tended Ihe University of Den- chard Inn. F.atontown Mem Coons er at the annual Fall Hound Braintrce (Mass ) High Mrs Murphy is a graduate riage of their daughter, MlN Mrs I'eter Heck and Miss ver, where her husband is a bers of Ihe class who have nol table of the Evening Member- Lisa Tracy were honor al The bride was graduated School, served six yean In of Pleasant Valley High Patricia Ann Tracy. l» .Inhn student been contacted, should con- ship Departments Oct. 2 here J Anzaldi, son of Mr and tendanls lor then illtei from Harilan High School, the submarine branch, U. S School, Brodheadsville, and tact Mrs Anne Kruno I'roul. in the Kings Grant Inn Reg- Mrs John Anzaldi of Haver Thomas Fischetti was besl Hazlet She is employed ai a Navy. The couple reside in Salem (W. Va.) College. LAS V1OAI Mi.ll l 55 Riverdale Ave . Monmouth istration is al 9:15 a.m. hill. Mass. man hairdreuer al Carousel Beau Middletown Mr Murphy is an alumnus LITTLE SILVER - The Beach, before (let 1 ty Shop. Parlin Woman's Club of Little Silver is sponsoring a Las Vegas II 1.1 MAKKKT The bridegroom was gradu- Night (let 16 at 8 pm in the LINCROFT - On Monday. ated from Mater Del High clubhouse, corner Humsnn Ocl II, from 10 ,i m in :i School, here, ind (Jumcy Road and Church St Mrs Jo p m . Ihe Lincroft Woman's (III ) College He a employed seph Freeman is chairman of Club will hold a flea market as a Mies representative with Ihe event, assisted by Mrs dunng Ihe Berry Patch's Co- M W Houck Inc . Rye. N Y OUR HARVEST, Donald Brewer. Mrs William lumbus Day Sale at the Fair Haas and Mrs Krank Kal Haven store Baked goods, After a wedding tnp to Ber- cone Mrs Winston Walls is homemade pickles and re muda, the couple will live In in charge of re^m alums freshments will be available Old Bndge And\burs! 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V (201) 444-8200 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.1976 Weddings Engaged Tyndell-Doremus Whelan-Miller ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ding is planned. ink - Mr and Mrs Howard F Miss Doremus was gradu- Her fiance attended Central KEANSBURG - Hiss Patncia Ann Mill Doremus Sr., JO Third Ave., ated from Far Rockaway Texas College and Mary Har- er, daughter ol Mr and Mrs Otto Jeff Miller. announce the engagement of By JIM OSTROFF "The development which trial" on Tuiton Ave are the high occurs within each neigh- Possible permitted use* school driveway. Pearl TINTON FALLS - The borhood, whether completed in these areas would in- Harbor Road into Camp overriding consideration of in stages or as one maj'or clude offices, motels, res- Wood, and the entrance to the proposed master plan is development, should end up taurants and automobile the Municipal Building "integration" - the devel- ,being coordinated. ales and small-scale manu Other locations cited for opment of communities i "... The intent, how- tactunng plants It does not road work Include Shrews- based on population projec- ever," it continues, "is to qualify "small " bury Ave at Apple SI : tions, and the expansion of use flood plains, wet lands, In addition. It points lo Sycamore and Shrewsbury municipal, school, utility, areas of erodable soils, pro- the "nonresidenlul charac- Aves , Sycamore Ave at recreation, traffic industri- posed streets, existing de- teristics" of Rt 13 at rea- Hope Road, Sycamore Ave al and business facilities to velopment, and similar fea- ion lo recommend the at Hanre Ave : Shrewsbury meet residents' needs. tures as neighborhood areas adjacent to it for of Ave at Barker Ave, lead- boundaries," fief, industrial park uaes Utilizing county and state ing into Shrewsbury Town ship. Tinlun (Rt 517) al projections, Queale I 'specifically, they urge Further, industrial uses Swimming River Road, and Lynch, a professional plan- building around these "crit- are "recommended in the Tmlon and Sycamore Aves ning firm from Trenton ical" areas, and call for enure area west of Shafto who formulated the master such areas and major Road and from Rl H via In addition. Tlnton Ave plan, foresees the borough roadways to serve as Asbury Ave " and a "light at Hope Road. Wayside population almost tripling boundaries between neigh- office industrial use is pro- Road at Pine Brook Road. posed near Pine Brook Vil- to 23,400 by the year 2000 borhoods Pine Brook and Hope lage incorporating those To meet anticipated hous- Accounting for critical Roads, Shafto and Wayside sites now used by the as- ing needs, the plan recom- areas, as well as tax ex- Roads. Shafto Road and phalt plant and warehouse mends the construction of empt properties, the plan Park Ave . and Shafto Road as well as some nearby va- and Asbury Ave are desig 314 units a year into the states that "only 37 per cant land " nated'ai trouble areas. next century, most of cent of the borough is con- which it says, should be isidered developable " Having established neigh For all the changes the townhouses, condominiums The plan then delineates borhoods and supporting in- master plan says should be and apartments. about two dozen neighbor- dustrial and retail centers wrought, II ays some anas to support them, the plan These recommendations hoods, all of which are de- SHOPPING CENTER SITE - The proposed site for a shopping center to service the ex- should be left as they have looks at traffic patterns will be aired at a work ses- tailed on maps contained in master plan for Tlnton Falls suggests that the pected growth in that area of the borough. been since before the with an eye to con- sion of the Planning Board the 74-page document. Ref- Shofto Road Asbury Ave. intersection Is an Ideal borough's and the nation's centrating "efforts on an 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, the first erence copies of the plan foundings are available at the munici- menial inilusiii.il areas improved highway system Specifically, it recom chance the board members as food, Pharmaceuticals, outlets including cloth opment of commercial pal center. where traffic flow and since there is an absence of mends the preservation of will have to question Wil- hardware, barber shop and ing .. hardware and ap- areas, however, It admo- parking considerations can effective mass transit, ra- "The Tintim Kails Historic liam Queale Jr. Using these neighbor- beauty salon services, spe- pliance stores, and various nishes many communities be coordinated and "con- pid transit, bus and air fa- District." an irregularly The board has yet to de- hoods as keys the plan pro- cialty shops and similar specialty shops" for their methods venient to the expanding cilities. " shaped area in the northern cide when public hearings poses networks of roads, services." Two other neighborhood "The zoning of all land population ' II then goes on lo propose section that contains 21 -ales, on the plan will be held. shopping area, commercial The plan suggests a "convenience centers" are adjacent to major highways specifically, it proposes a new network of major including some thai go Several members said how- and Industrial zones to sup- "major new retail area" at also proposed in the south- for commercial facilities is thai "portions of the fron- and secondary roads and back to the mid-17th cen- ever, there would be "at port residential and munici- the intersection of Shafto ern portion of the borough highly undesirable, " it tage along Shrewsbury streets that take neighbor- tury — thai werr recenll) least .two" before the board pal needs. Road and Asbury The first is north of Shark states, explaining that this Ave together with the hoods and critical areas placed on the National Reg and Borough Council vote Noting that the borough Ave .. . "as a 10 to IS acre River Road between Shafto type of development neg Hexagon in Camp Wood, into consideration ister of Historic Places to adopt the plan and enabl- will continue to be served 'community' shopping cen- and Warded Roads, while lects traffic, parking and the ECOM building, the In addition, it calls for The plan also calls lor the ing zoning ordinances, pos- by "regional" shopping ter with a mixure of stores the second is north of Park housing considerations parcel between the borough the realignment of numer conservation of numerous sibly by the end of the centers along Rl. 35 in to serve the expected pnpu Ave between Shafto Road This type ol development, landfill and the Parkway ous roads whose present wetlands and makes prow year. Shrewsbury, Ealontown lation growth in the south- and the Garden State Park- is not only in poor esthetic exit at Rt M. and most of configuration makes for sion for the creation of bi The planners lay out their and Ocean Township, it an- ern portion of the borduch way. taste, the report su^ests, the Irontage on Rt J3. be traffic snarl* and acci- keways and hone trails to philosophy for community ticipates "the expansion of "It is contemplated," it Both areas should be lim- but leads to snarls in traffic developed for use that dents criss-cross Ihe borough, es- development of the multi- neighborhood convenience notes, "such a facility will ited to about five acres in and business activities could be considered either First among trouble spots pecially In critical areas family early in the draft centers for the more contain one or two super- size It notes Instead, il proposes the commercial or light indus- it slates for realignment unsulled for development master plan: frequent, daily needs such markets, a variety of retail Contemplating devel- creation of ••••tiliiim-tl com The Daily Register CETA head denies charges SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 11 of hiring non- county workers By JULIE MCDONNELL to Investigate the matter FREEHOLD - The head of Mr Pagdon said that there the County's CETA program are five administrative staff says that charges by Jane members, out of a total of 60. Clayton, Republican freehol- who live outside of Monmoulh der candidate, that non-coun- County ty residents are being hired "But this is perfectly le- for jobs intended for county gal." he said "Naturally the residents are "not true " aim is lo hire local people if Thomas A Pagdon. director possible But if we need ex- of the county Comprehensive pertise in certain areas, and Employment and Training can'l find it locally. *<• arc Act (CETA) program, said permitted to go outside the last nighl that "every CETA counly to find it." ' worker employed in this coun- But he asserted thai, tn his ty is a resident of this coun- knowledge, all of Ihe approxi- ty." mately 1,050 workers em- "I don! know why Mrs ployed under CETAs Public Clayton would say otherwise, Winks and Title I programs or where she is gelling her in throughout the counly are formation." Mr Pagdon. a counly residents federal employe, said "11 would be illegal to employ In a press release regarding Tkmias A. Pigd*a Jtt* ClaylM auhrn J itUtu someone from outside Ihe her letters to the federal and county, and as far as I know local prosecutors, Mrs Clay violated More Importantly, Union and Burlington coun- live outside Ihe counly every single participant is a ton said thai she has solid federal dollars intended for ties " "It's one thing to raise, the Monmouth County resident " information that as many as Monmouth County residents Robert J Collins, clerk of question, and quite anolher lo Mrs Clayton charged thai a few dozen noncounn n-si are going elsewhere the Board of Freeholders, ask prosecutors to investigate there has been "widespread dents have been hired liy Ihe termed Mrs Clayton's charge it. he commented hiring of non-county residents Board of Freeholders under These CETA dollars are "ridiculous " Kay Kramer, freeholder di SETTING THE PACE - Steven Hofman of Middletown takes the lead In with lederal dollars intended CETA intended for Monmouth obviously intended for counly There are a few adminis rector, could not be reached one of several bike races yesterday around Sunset Lake In Asbury Park, for Monmouth County job County residents residents in need of a job," trallve staff experts from nut for comment last nighl sponsored by the Monmouth County Parks and Recreation Commission. less." and she has asked U S "1 am not a lawyer." Mrs she said, "yel the Monmouth side the counly," he said, Mrs Clayton is seeking to Steven won the 'midget' race, for youngsters aged 8 to 11. Attorney Jonathan Goldstein Clayton said, "but il seems lo Freeholders ha\e chosen to reiterating Mr Pagdon'* as unseat Democratic Kreehol and Monmouth County Prose- me that federal laws or rct;u spend these funds on people section that none of the actual tier recite Norton in NovMH 23 county cyclists cutor James M Coleman Jr. lations have probably been who live as far away as participants in the program her Captured macaw race around lake ASBURY PARK - Seven Monmouth youngsters aged 8 to 11. were Steven Hofman County bikers were winners as youngsters of Middletown. first; John Alto of Morganville. will visit the mall second, and Jackie White of Belmar. third from four counties participated in the first an- By DAVID ASTDH shopping center is to Iry to Ihe foot of Big RML">M he nual state bicycle race around Sunset Lake In the intermediate category, age 12-14. EATONTOWN - Whal do get dogs, cats and other am calls the macaw here yesterday, sponsored by the Monmouth Gerald Nasty of Ocean Township placed first. you teach a bird after H mals adopted, said Mr Her "Il'l going to be a • County Parks and Recreation Commission. ' Sean Clancy of Jersey City, second, and learns how to say hello" nstein Bui Ihe Leonardo ma he declared I kavtn'1 Ihr Douglas Baranek of Moselle Park, third In the case of the cele- caw promises to be a major slightest idea rujht now how The 23 cyclists, all winners in either coun- At the junior level, age 15-18. Patrick Rud- brated Leonardo macaw, it's attraction I'm going lo (In 11 ty or town races, came from Monmouth. dlman of Robbinsville crossed Ihe finish line Monmouth Mall Mr Bernstein said thai Ihe Hut Mr Bernstein added Union, Hudson and Somerset Counties to take first, followed by Richard Trecote of Long "I'm trying to teach him bird will be perched on a thai the chain was Mflllirj part in the event, which was held under the Branch; and Kevin Addison of South Belmar. how to say Monmouth Mall, stand from which it will be lo keep Ihe three-foot bird ' auspices of the U.S. Cycling Federation to who placed third reported Lee Bernstein, ex- attached by a long chain El from taking off once in Ihe generate enthusiasm for bike racing. Prizes were donated by The Peddler. Long ecutive director of the Associ- ther Ihe executive director of lobby of Ihe shopping venter Winners in the midget category, for Branch. ated Humane Societies \e» Addnene Dunnage, a but ex The macaw, which may ark. "but I don't know it I il perl with the humane MCtCt) have come off an Operation succeed " will stand by the macaw to Sail ship, will bf driven from answer any questions Mr Bernstein said he's get- Ihe Newark office net ilay to Mr Bernstein mentioned Service officer aids vets ting tired of repealing Mon- the mall Mr Bernstein said moulh Mall" to the macaw so that he's going to have a come to the post folks who have come to the that he is having a ipcctal MIDDLETOWN - William much Instead he plans to set tough lime setting a chain on "I have had numerous post and I have been able to large cage constructed to DiengL service officer to the up a tape recorder that will phone calls in addition to the help them over the telephone house the bird, which refused local Veterans of Foreign play the two words until the Puppy Limfergarlfn Wars post, has helped more I am concerned about the lo go into a dog earner when bird hopefully learns them started by dog club scheduled to come down to than 25 veterans by inter- Rumson Democrat* handicapped who may not be ceding on their behalf with able to get to the post home. Just why would anyone RED BANK — A puppy kin Shrewsbury recently tu pay a meet tomorrow nighl the Veterans Administration If they will call me here. I want to teach a bird "Mon- dergarten to help yodngSlogs personal usit to the Daily since the post's counseling RUMSON - The Democrat- will be happy to go to their mouth Hall?" Only if the ma grow into good citiiensTrav Register service for veterans and their ic Club will meet tomorrow at homes to help them." Mr. caw was going to visit it .is been started by the'BayshoreN. Mr Bernstein reported lhat dependents or survivors was 8:30 p.m. in the home of coun- Diener added he is on Thursday. Friday Companion Dog Club Inc . .'Ojs n» bird continues to do well started in the post home two cil candidate James Hillary. "One case I handled for a and Saturday between 10 a m W Front St since it was hosed down on months ago. 105 W. River Road, to discuss widow necessitated my going and I 10 pm each day II Classes are open to puppies Sept I from a tree in Leon Mr. Diener is available in campaign plans All persons to her home to have the prop- will be the first lime that the two to four months old Pup- ardo. where it had resided for the post home. Veterans Lane interested in participating in er forms signed While there. as of yel unclaimed red. pies are taught the basics nl approximately two months and Rt. 36. Port Monmouth. the campaign are invited I met her veteran father, while and blue bird will be obedience Owners are in- The rruuaw can now say a each Wednesday evening for In addition. Mr Hillary will aged 88. who is entitled to old leaving Newark since being structed in grooming, feeding "garbled hello. Mr Ber- consultation" on veterans' host two coffees at his home age benefits he is not receiv- •HELLO, HELLO, HELLO' - The celebrated captured by Mr Bernstein on and housebreakmg their pets nstein said and continues to problems on Friday and on Friday. Dot ing We have filed lo reopen Leonardo macaw, now residing in Nework, has Sept 2 The Bayshore fumpannin eal i tremendous amount his case." the service officer But he also offers sen ice at 8, both at 8:30 pm The pub- been taught to say 'Hello,' by Humane Societies The expressed purpose of Dog Club is a non-profit orga- Me s ]u>t J bin slob," as- said home to those who cannot lic is invited workers. 'he three-day slop at the nization oj dot; lovers serted Mr Ben Cappelletti feels good Sports 12 SHREWSBURY. N J. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27.1976 after 24-10 victory LOS ANGELES (AP) - start of the regular season State star who just this sea- knotted the count in the third John Cappelletti, declaring and led the NFL in rushing son became a starter for the on a 44-yard field goal "I'm beginning to get a good after the first two games Rams, continued the hard The payoff came on the feeling out here now," scored Coach Bill Arnsparger of running which made him the first play of the fourth quar- touchdowns on a run of 10 the Giants commented, "We NFL rushing leader after the ter when fullback Cappelletti yards and a pass play cov- gave them too many opportu- first two weeks of the season took a seven-yard past from ering 32 to lead the Los An- nities in the second half to ex- With the triumph over the quarterback James Harris, geles Rams to a 24-10 Nation- pect to beat them. We didn't Giants, the Rams put their returning to action after re- al Football League triumph plan anything special in at- record at 2-0-1, but they had covering from a broken yesterday over the winless tempting to stop the Ram to come back from a 10 point thumb, and ran 25 yards New York Giants. running backs. What it all first quarter deficit to do it. more. He bulled his way into Coach Chuck Knox com- comes down to is fundamen- Cappelletti went around the end zone with tacklers mented, "Anytime you are tal blocking and tackling." right end to score in the sec- hanging on him to break the down 10 0 and come back like Cappelletti, former Penn ond quarter and the Rams 10-10 deadlock. that, it has to be satisfying New Vork Glonts 10 0 0 0-10 The defense shut them out Loi Angeles 0 7] 14-34 NYC-FC Donelo J) the rest of the way and the of- NYG-Tucker 14 pan Irom Morton fense got us back in the Eagles host Redskins (Daneloklckl game. It's unfortunate we got LA-CoppelletlMOrunlDennpwyklcfcl PHILADELPHIA - The undefeated Washington Redskins LA-FGDtmpMy44 some people hurt." LA—Cappelletti 33 poll from Horrli play the Philadelphia Eagles at Veterans Stadium here IDcmpity kick) Cappelletti, again pacing tonight in the National TV game at t p.m. LA-Btrtclun I run (Dtmpttv kick) the Ram rushers, put the club The Redskins come into the game as a 7 ^ point favorite ahead with his reception and Flril down! II over the Eagles, who humbled the New York Gaints last week RuiMiyordi <] 1*1 U IB explained, "It was a flat pass Polling yards 111 171 in their first win after an opening loss. Rtlurn yordi 37 43 The linebackers went deep P01M1 This will be the first meeting of Redskin coach George Al- U W4 14-73-1 waiting for a long throw. I Puntt 4 42 7-37 len and Eagle mentor Dick Vermeil on a National Football FumtMti-loi! 3-1 3-1 shook one guy off and the League field, but the two have a relationship that dates back Penalties yords 3-35 3 S3 good blocking cut me loose." to 1969 when Allen hired Vermeil to be an assistant on the Los INDIVIDUAL LIADItU The Heisman Trophy win- HUSHING- New York. Kolar 19-101, Angeles Rams' staff. That was Vermeil's first job in the NFL. Cionko 13-33. Bell 6-30. Loi Artoelei, Cap ner of 1973 added, "1 feel I've pelletll If tS.McCutcluon lt.73. Bertelien Allen will be after his 100th win the NFL whUe Vermeil 4-30. AP wlre**»ro got the experience now and will be seeking his second. Alien has a 99-38-5 coaching record RECEIVING-Nfw York. Tucker 4-40, OIANT LETDOWN — Los Angeles Ram running circle fhe left side. Giant defensive tackle Dave I'm playing well." Gillette 3-31, Kolar : 20. Clonka 311. Lot in the NFL with 50 of those wins coming at Washington. Anoclei. H. Jockion4-W. Cappelletti 4 41. back John Cappelletti is dragged down by New Gallagher Is in pursuit Cappelletti became a start- McCutctteon4 II The Eagles won both meetings with Washington last year PASSING-New York. Morton 14-30-4. York Giant linebacker Brad Van Pelt as he tried to er just a few days before the IM yard!. Loi Anoelei, Harris 14-33-1, to help destroy the Redskins' playoff hopes. 179. lltlllllll t mil iitnt Ozark never had any doubts Rangers pop pads MONTREAL (AP) - Dan- iiiiatK ally eliminating the said Luzinski between swigs one. series to determine the Na- ny Ozark, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates. from the bottle of champa- The Philadelphia Phillies tional League representative Philadelphia Phillies, says he "I never fell we would let gne, "and there was no doubt clinched the National in the World Series. never had any doubts that hLs up," Ozark said, wiping in my mind the minutes I hit League's East Division cham- "Whatever I said last No- to frustrate Bruins club would win the National champagne from his face in it it was gone. The pitcher pionship Sunday by beating vember still stands today," League East Division chain the Phillies lockcrroom. "I gave me a straight changeup the Montreal Expos 4-1 in the said Ozark after his club At the 29 second mark of the first pe- iMiiririiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiliiiiiiiiiiMiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiMiiiirr plonship. have been confident all sea- on the pitch before that, and I first game of a double-header mathematically eliminated riod Carol Vadnais put a slap shot past son long that we were going was just sitting on a fastball. "Whatever I said last No- behind the four-hit pitching of the Pittsburgh Pirates from Jim Pettie. Rangers 1 Boston 0. to win it regardless I hit it good, no question vember still stands today," Jim Lonborg and Greg In the race. "I never felt we Wow! Whistles Super! This is going about that." said Ozark after the Phillies "1 feel we've got the best zinski's three-run homer. would let up. I have been con- to be a great year. defeated the Montreal Kxpos club In baseball. I felt that Lonborg pitched his eighth The Phils completed a fident all season long that we Wrong. The new look then took on 4 1 yesterday in the first way last year, loo. The guys complete game ofthe season, sweep of the double header were going to win it regard- the old look. At the 9:54 mark of period game of a doublchcader to have worked hard all year, striking out five and walking with a 2-1 victory in the night- less. two it was Boston 4 Rangers 1.. clinch the division title, math- and we've all been working cap, which was called after SECOND GAME Jean Ratelle and Rick Middleton togehter for a good cause " seven innings because of rain. PHILADELPHIA MONTREAL IIHHIIIIIHMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHMIIHIIIIII Ob were among the Bruins scorers with Greg Luzlnski's three-run The title is (he Phils' first Bomtilct < or ill 3 0 10 Martin II WGfftl Ib nonit 4 1 1 Mockanln2b 10 0 0 Brad Park assisting on 'both. The homer backed the four-hit Schmidt 3b Duwion cf since divisional play was be- Mm tim I 4 0 1 Dowioncf 3 0 10 Rangers were sleeping like they did last How they LuinsM II Vinlne rt Johnitonelt 3 0 Volenlmerf 3 17 0 pitching of Jim Lonborg, 17- Tolon tb gun and gives them a shot at Hultonlb o 0 spring. iiiilimiiiiiHliiiHiliiimmMiiiiiimiiiitlliiiilliiiiiiiHiimiiiiiiM 10, and gave the Phillies their RAIItfi Ib 4 I Wli'ir. Ib their first National League Oattic 2 0 0 OBrown rt 0 Schuelerp 2 0 0 Is this the scene of the movie I deals, the Rangers traded a forward by i. Mutkld « cl 4 Fall U stand first title since they beat the pennant since 1950, when they FAndrwilb 1 1 1 Boon* c 4 Paott c V.I-IIVK hit- j 0 0 walked out on? the name of John Campbell to Los Angel- old Brooklyn Dodgers of the Bowo is 4 beat the old Brooklyn Dod- AMERICAN LEAGUE Wiirtlii'.. p Reedp 1 0 0 But then the answer to Ratelle, Mid- es for Heaslip. The deal was recommend- Call last day of the 1950 season to Cromort ph gers on the last day of the Blackwtlle 2 0 1 W I PCI. OB Krcanp dleton and Park in the persons of Phil ed by Ron Stewart. Jrgnin ph KNtw York 94 II 606 win the National League pen- season. Prior to that, the only Total n 3 5 1 Tolal Hull.,,,.,.,. 16 70 SSI I'l DM i, p Esposito and Ken Hodge brought life Heaslip is 5 feet 10 inches tall and Totall . 14 Totals 31 1 None out when garni stopped. Clevelonn* 7* 74 Mf. N nant. Prior to that, the only title the Phillies had won was Philadelphia ooo ao] lew - Philadelphia 79 71 SO.) 16 back into the crowd. weighs In at 190. He isn't the big scorer Boston title the Phillies had won was Montreal 000 001 MM) - 69 IS 441 7*' > in 1915. Oetroil I Diiw II bilodflphia S, Mon t Sr r I. OP-Montreol 1. LOB- Espo hit from in close with Hodge with only 32 points last year at Fort 61 90 MIIWOUhfF 419 79 in 1915. trcol4 IB- ...ion IB-Bowa Philadelphia 10, Mi eal 4. JB-Volen Wttt The Phils will meet the Cin- HR-Lullnskl 3 5B-D Co*h, G Mod line 3. Martin. SB-I lormon 2. Johnstone. picking up the assist Then at 10:28 Worth and Oklahoma City, but his hard d KonsosCity IV 6/ S7I - "He gave me a fastball," cinnati Reds in a best-of-five F Andrews BosieM Hodgeh/j with Esposito assisting. At Oakland 14 71 547 4'j work stands out and if he makes this Minnesota • I 76 SI6, t'l 14:11 fi'spo tied it on a power play goal club will probably see much action as a California n is 459 17'i Guess who assisted? penalty killer. 77 IS 4S< 17', 64 91 410 IS They had come back from a three Rangers fans were deprived of a tide goal deficit. The mark of a good team. YMttrfev't Oomet chance to see the number one draft pick Boiton I Baltimore 3 Justice prevailed in the third period Don Murdoch. The winger took a shot in CollfOf mo 4. Minnptolu 1 Ttpt.is 1. Kanu» Lily 1 as Nick Fotiu got the winner sending the the forehead last Monday and the wound Mllwauhvc at Cleveland, ppd i • bus loads of Staten Island partisans required 37 stitches to close. Nr*. York ol Detroit, ppd . rain Oollond at Cftitugo. ppd. ram home happy. He should be ready for tonight's Gar- Detroit (Fldryth 17 9) at Clrvriand Besides Esposito and Hodge there den encounter against the Flyers. (Blbby U 61. (n) Kdnuit City (POIIIM B Hi at Oakland were several other bright moments for John Ferguson is going to give the (flohrmn 171 en Only Qomei i( heduied the Rangers Thursday night new talent a very close look before drop- NATIONAL LEAGUE Dave Maloney showed a lot of ag- ping the axe. Eatt w L Pet 01 gressiveness on defense catching Terry Veterans like Billy Fairbairn, Nick • Ahiiuiiriphni M 60 615 - O'Reilly with his head down and almost Beverley, (lilies Marotte, Doug Jarrett, Plttitwrgh II 69 S61 I11 "• Vork 14 * taking it off. Maloney also rattled a lot of Billy Collins and Jerry Holland didn't 4 SI 24') n 4H IS1) cages all night with bone jarring checks. suit up against the Bruins. Montreal 71 i And so did Ron Greschner, believe it or His toughest decision will be whether S3 . N-Clnclnnotl Wttl not. to dress 12 forwards and five defensemen Lot Angelet •9 6i* 571 10 or 11 and six. HMMMI 77 ftD 4M IV i Staying with Greschner a minute he SonFrancltto II H 4J6 It was a pretty good hitter the year before At this moment Larry Sacharuk is Stin L)if U" 69 it til X Allan to 69 II 4)9 JO11 last but seemed to back off last year. going to have some battle making the • ( Hen heil (KvUiLin team. There is a kid by the name of Mike Y«tt*f«ar'i Maybe he was down on himself and Phiiaddphia 4 2. Monde afraid to make the hit for fear of picking McEwen who is turning heads. (out. 7 inmnos Hew York J, Chicago 1 up a plus on a goal against The Rangers turned McEwen pro af- Atianlo 10. Son Diego 4 ter a good camp in Three Rivers, Que- SI LouiiS. Pltlkburgh ; Whatever it was, Greschner seems to Loi Angeiei 1, Cincinnati 1 have regained his confidence and is bec. As a junior he potted 23 goals. He is Son Francltco S. Houston I standing guys up. He also had a goal and an exceptional skater. Moniteoi (Landieth 1 1 two assists. 0) al New Votk lEipinota * * and Mai Don't get excited too early. The lack 16 91 3 A 24-year-old by the name of Mark Rangers could be like the New York Gi- Philadelphia iCarllon W 61 al SI Loui* (Falcone 17 14), (nl Heaslip also did a lot of grinding. ants — the best exhibition team in the Houilon (Lanon \ 71 ol Lot Angeles In one of those quiet minor league league. <&utton *)•?>. in) PENNANT PARTY - Relief pitcher Larry Chris- delphia Phillies won the National League Eastern Cincinnati (GuMeit 10 31 at San Diego HIMHIM Illlllllll III111IIII111II11 III In II ilf)^r^H IRHII11111 »^rMl 111 III I (Griffin 7 6), (rt) tenson (38) and assistant coach Bobby Wine (7) Division pennant with a 4-1 victory over the Mon- • •liiiiiHini liMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniM Only game* U heduled run to join their fellow teammates after the Phila- treal Expos. Red Bank blasts Belmar, 24-7 Dolphins zip Jets in punchless battle in Jersey Shore Pop Warner MIAMI (AP) - "We didn't receivers seldom drop balls, hit Mandich for the game's play that well, but we won, but today they did." only touchdown. Red Bank continued its winning ways by blast blocked punt on the llazlet 30 the first quarter. Jim Vivani and Kevin Samuels and that's what counts," The Dolphins were aided by The Jets, slaughtered 38-17 ing Belmar, :M-7 for Us third strui^hl victory in the Jim Mclleffey tallied twice on runs of live and tallied on runs of 11 and 5 yards respectively in the quarterback Bob Griese said three fumbles by Jets' run- by Cleveland and 46-3 by Den- Jersey Shore Pop Warner League "D" Division three yards, Brett Miller collected a sixpoinler on second quarter. Vivani tallied again in the third yesterday after the Miami ning back Steve Davis, one by ver in their previous outings, In other "D" Division action Andy Ford a 10-yard jaunl -and John Tnsla scored from 18 period on a five yard blast and Bunny Jackson Dolphins shut out the New Lou Piccone and an inter- gave up a 25-yard field goal in scored all his teams points as Atlantic Highlands yards out to give Fair Haven the win hopped 65-yards for the final score in the fourth York Jets 16-0 in a struggle of ception by Charlie Babb of a the second quarter, a 26-yard- picked up its second win with a 21 6 win over Manasquan scored on Cordon Bals' six yard quarter. inept offenses. Namath pass. er in the third period and a Lacey, Union Beach blanked Keansburg. 19-0 and run, Tony Fleming's 400 yard gallop and Jeff 'New Shrewsbury also scored in the fourth on The two National Football Despite the blanking, Nam- 42-yarder in the last period. Marlboro nipped Keyporl. 70 Allies seven yard blast John Moore's 3-yard. League teams combined for ath performed well Individ- New York's own offense Red Bank, who collected 300 yards in tolal of- River Plaza, who failed to score a point in its Rumson picked up Its third straight victory by seven fumbles and Griese and ually, competing 16 pf 26 pas- was nonexistent. The Jets had tense, had a pair of touchdown passes in the sre- first two outings got on the Scoreboard against running past Wall. 23-0 in the "B" Division. the Jets' Joe Namath both ses for 171 yards. Shula was only two first downs in the ond quarter The firsi toss was a 35yarder from Jackson Other games saw Holmdel nip Hazlet. 6-0, Fair had on-target passes dropped less than enthusiatic about first half and saw their deep- Willie Russell and the second was a 20-yard aerial Ron Abbes scored in the first quarter on a four Haven outlast Manasquan, 24-20 and River Plaza by receivers. —-" the defense against him. est penetration of the game - The difference proved to be from Mike Minear to Andre Dclaney. Minear and yard run. Jay Colao tallied in the second and third defeat West Long Branch, 26-0. "1 don't think Namath had to Miami's 25 in the fourth a four-yard touchdown catch Delaney hooked up again in the fourth quarter on quarters on runs of eight and IK yards and Don Tom Scott took the opening kickoff and raced as much help today as he has quarter - cut short by a clip- by tight end Jim Mandich and a nine yard pass Red Hank's remaining tally Madsen hauled in a 55 yard pass from Abbes in the 80 yards and Greg Lawson tallied on a 15 yard run had the last two years," he ping penalty. three fields goals by Garo Ye- came on Lester Marshall's 11-yard jaunt final period to give Matawan a 14-6 victory over Brick in "A" said. "He hung in there, New York 3ets 00 0 0-0 premian Mloml 0 3 10 3-It Belmar socorvd in the final period on a DO yard Chuck Keck got the Marlboro score in the Division play though I thought he had too Mlo-FG Yeprrmlon3S Mlo-FG Ytpremlon H bomb third quarter on a five-yard run He also converted "It was hot out there much time in obvious passing Mlo—Mondlcn 4 pail trom Grlrse Ye Brick scored in the fourth quarter when Greg pumlan kick Ford, who picked up 220 yards on 13 carries, on the extra point situations." .*•»— Stuti tossed a 36 yard pass to Kurt Retowski. today," Griese said of the 84- Mlo-FG YepremloM! scored on runs of two. 50 and' 65 yards and con- Leon Mills piled up over 240 yards on the degree heat in the Orange A-S1.774. In other games Howell scored in the last 35 Jim Mandich caught a four- verted on all the two-pointers Belmar prevented a ground and scored on runs of 83. 55 and 60 yards Bowl. "I think it caused our yard touchdown pass and seconds to get a 24-24 lie with Toms River and Flf il downs ' to 31 shutout when Billy Williams scooped up a fumble •is Long Branch smashed New Egypt, 320 in a "C" problems. It affected the Garo Yepremian lucked three Ruthtt ydi »«s 41-311 Neptune nipped Middletown. 7-6. Palling yth 131 and rambled 46 yards for the six pointers Division clash. Jets,too." Return yd* 113 field goals Sunday, giving the POUM a Howell had trailed by as much as 16 points be- 7* 1 13-344 Rumson did all its scoring in the second half Other Long Branch tallies came on a pair of Coach Don Shula admitted Miami Dolphins a 164 victory Punh *44 fore making its comeback. Fumwe* lost 3 Tony AUavilla scooted 45-yards on a reverse, he pass receptions of 65 and 50 yards by Jim Del.isa concern over the Dolphins' over the New York Jets. Peooltlt* i«h 4-S4 3-31 pulled in a 50 yard pass from John Allegra* and from Luke Sfcove and Rill Oser Middletown had taken a 6,0 lead into the third INblVIOUAL LEADERS execution as they raised their Babb's interceptiongave the RUSHING - New York, Davit 10 34 Hillary ran 50 yards for the final touchdown Ocean tK'sted .New Shrewsbury. 34-6 and Free- quarter on a pass play, but watched as Neptune's record to 2-1. Dolphins possession at the Mortnoro 6 M Miami. Mdtqne 16 60 Butotchl7SS,Wlotrtv»43 Holmdel, who hasn't given up a touchdown hold edged Ft Monmoth, 14-7 in other "C" battles Terry Fisher intercepted a pass in the third quar- "What killed us in the first Jets' 29-yard line late in the RECEIVING - New York. Cmttr 3-C, this season, got its score on Rickie Hoheb's 2 yard Ocean got all its scoring from the ground at- ter and returned it 25 yards to tie the game. Craig half was dropped balls and third quarter. Five plays lat- plunge The score was sel up by Huh Bohny's PASSING - New York. Nomoth 16-X) tack Wayne Taylor stepped off a 59-yard run in Ingram's conversion put Neptune ahead to stay. fumbles," Shula said. "Our er, quarterback Bob Greise in yortJi Miami. GrltM IMM, 117 \ JT SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1976 The Dfcat) RcgtUg 13 Patriots upset fumbling (7) Steelers By TV ASMCUM PRU The t-fooM Grogan passed In yesterday's other games, New Orleans whipped Kansas despite their six turnovers, then Francis The next time the 31 yards to Billy Joe DuPree lo direct the Chargers | Steve Grogan's sensational for two touchdowns and ran for Oakland nipped Houston 14-11. City 17-17, Denver routed Cleve- opened it to 20-1 in the third pe Pals got the ball, they got the for a TD with IVfc minutes to go Loan and keep Uwai pasting and running gave ihe another to lead a second-half Dallas slipped past Baltimore land 44-13, Los Angeles beat the nod on Franco Harris' second lead for good on Grogan's 42- lo put Dallas on lop ThenColU Two of Ike atmatqaarttr TDs New England Patriots their surge that rallied the Pats to a 30-27, San Diego shocked St New York Giants 24-10. and San touchdown dive But Grogan yard toss to Darryl Stmgley lied It on Torn Llnhart's 24-yard wen caught by wide rrewver second successive National 30-27 victory over a Pittsburgh Louis 43-24. Minnesota nipped Francisco defeated Seattle 37 then triggered a three-touch- Then Grogan directed an 80- held goal with 21 seconds lo go DwfcjM McDonald Football League upset yes- yard TD march capped by his team which fumbled seven Detroit 10-S, Cincinnati clouted 21 down blitz that brought the before Staubach clicked an terday, lots time over a Pitts owoju-yard sweep Minnesota's Chuck Foreman times and lost six of them. A Green Biy 28-7. Buffalo beat Tonight. Washington is at Pals back pastes of II and 14 yards to oVrfh Heelers team dla- broke a 3-3 tie with a five-yard week earlier, Grogan passed Tampa Bay 14-8, Miami shut Philadelphia On a fourth-and-two play, he rtput New England on top JO- Drew Pearson and was helped Mirte • Kyle reminiscent of touchdown run. then Ike Via for three TDs and ran for one out the New York Jets 16-0, At- The Steelers, falling to 1-2.faked a handoff and flipped a 20 and proved to be the winner, by a pass interference call UhHrJb*per Bowl days ings' defense—and some hard In a 30-14 surprise of Miami. lanta silenced Chicago 10-0, managed a 11-9 halftime lead 38-yard TD pass to Russ offsetting Terry Bradshaw's II- ifunsl the Colts lo set up Her- yard TD pass to Randy Grots- rera's kick luck—look over lo beat DtlroM man with 2 44 to play The Dan Fouls pasted for four First the Vlkes Mopped the game ended on a thrilling touchdowns, three of them in a LWMM fovri note—for the Patriots, any- four-touchdown second period. atlheMu way—when the Steelers' Roy Gerela missed a 47-yard field NFL Standings, Schedule goal attempt that would have AMI HIM (MnUKI uimui omnati sent the game into overtime ] • Mike Rae, filling In for in- I I u i e a » jured Ken Stabler, hit (lid i t 3 v x Branch with TD passes of nine •vfMIO ) l • X 4J I I and 33 yards to beat Houston >> I • and keep Oakland unbeaten I M> I t • » 0 U> • t I it a The first NFL pass ever by t U) H sar » n 0 UI M Rae, a rookie with three years NHHn DWIMwi I • l«Mr«#KIK« | I of Canadian Football League laDiw o ii By DAVID FINE "The offense did not look him. He completed three of Brook 48 On a third and-live, few slept, Mahr lost the ball very long On the very signal-caller During the af- super," related LaBarca. the nine passes he managed quarterback Ron Hayes hit handle and Bengal Ed Brau- next play Kulaga fumbled the ternoon he completed nine of GREEN BROOK - Accord- "Like I said, we didn't exe- lo unload, but one of those Joe Mahr with a pass at the nlg recovered the fumble. ball and Keansburg lineman IJ pastes for I Ml yards r^I . cute, but when you can win a completions lost yardage and I ing to head coach Chip La- 30-vard line but after taking a But II wasn't Green Brook's Tom Mell picked II up and Now just wall until Ihe "^ijj" •"•"»•"••» »«• «•»•» game like that, you know he wound up with a total of 21 Barca, the Keansburg High ran 23 yards for Ihe first io you're a good team." yards in the air giving Green School offense did not execute score of the game yesterday. And, indeed, Keansburg is. Brook exactly seven yards of lawa^r u«* With Ihe way the Titan de- offense for the day. ' But the Keansburg defense The defense particularly. fense was playing that's all did. In fact, It was the execu- Linebackers Pete Trapasso, As the Bengals, or. almost the scoring that was needed, tioner of the Green Brook Jerry Dean and Daanyonn e for that matter, will but Ihe Keansburg offense quarterback, sacking Ken Ku- McEnaney are seasoned ball- tell you, it is difficult to win a added to the lead later In Ihe Road's end near laga nine times and com- players and proved it, helping football game when the other game pletely shutting down the the Titan defensive line shut team has the ball. The fact In Ihe second quarter, a Green Brook offense helping down Green Brook's ground through, is that Keansburg fumble gave Green Brook the the Titans take their season game, limiting the Bengals to actually got the winning for Montefiisco ball but four downs later the opener, 18-0. minus-13 yards rushing. touchdown while on defense. SACRAMENTO. Calif - "It la a cross-country bi- Titans had II back and scored He ha* ridden through a cycle Journey upon which The victory, Keansburg's And the Bengals passing Green Brook received the when Hayes lotted a long mountain range, screw land Montefutco started 44 days fourth in as many seasons game wasn't much more suc- ball to open the game and pass to Andre Thomas who parched dry by constant 1X0 ago. It will end tomorrow against Green Brook, was cessful. With all the pressure then was forced to punt on a took It In for the score, com- degree hut, through forests when he croaatt the GoidM managed despite some fum- being applied on Kulaga, he fourth-and-30 situation. pleting a 78-yard aerial-dis- anddtles. Gate Bridge al 11 noon He'll bles caused, perhaps, by the was fortunate when he could Keansburg took over on its play wet terrain and jittery get a pass off at all without own 34-yard line and In four He ha* sampled water from be happy when il's finished The final score came In the nerves. having three Titans land on plays brought it lo the Green a Rocky Mountain stream, "I'm getting tired," admit- fourth quarter and again crowed the Mlulsalppl River ted Montefusro "My right Hayes was involved After en- and played the casinos In knee l> hurting I'm Just fa- iliiiiiiiilHiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiMiimi gineering an eight-play drive Reno. Ing to make II " that brought Ihe ball from the And now Gary Monlerusco't But he's bad a good UBM. Keansburg 31 yard line la the odysaey is nearly over Yes- especially In Reao whan k* Green'Brook 2*. Hayes Freehold Entries Today terday, be bicycled Into Ihe won H dollars la Ihe rattan heaved a pass that Mahr cor- heart of Sacrcmento just M "I wai losing money la I Milt PHTM II.IM Cloimin* Mine Joey (Mormity) i i IMft - P«C* 1 Mil* Pwrw tl.fM Claim raled in Ihe end tone between Olympic Score (Glguer*) 6 1 miles short of the Pacific those slot machines. " related Johnny Dancer (Gollaohtrl Drexel imp (LyonO... 1*1 two defenders Ocean. KoihiTlptr ISorrtntoI Ian Henry (Palml*rl) 10-1 Sand Fleet (No Driver) ..3-1 Gary but then 1 finally got Mor.v IP Flllon) DreHSl Babe (Schmlg*!) 15-1 Pete Qulnton (H Fillon) 7-j That was the last pass of "I plan to dip the front lire lo the casinos and started to Chatterlcyt Jet (Poliuno) Randy M (Kelly) Conctfooa Buddy (Bovosl Jr) 4-1 the day for Hayes and it cap- Dominion K Magic (Bavotijr.) 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WON'T UNCQUMMCMY MAIR CUTTERS - MMn 1 . • LTD IIS - REGARDLESS OF PRICE - ' y I HOSTESS M.W - Rictlvt 0 llvt proa BELIEVE ucl btouty bmic lit to rnok* your com 747-5400 pinion look ond Iwl loiter than Mr. More Classified on Next Page Si Wip Wonted si Help Wonted SHHEWSBURY, N J MONOAV, SPETEMBeH 27. 1976 HOUAtKEC PER-KIT CHEN AIDE - NEW CARE£ft? Nubbin PATIENT AND ACTIVITIES PER *IL«Aan and Tua*.. Sat.. Sun.. M. Ao- Or M you wan) to chOfia* your prMont 'i atr»an, Gordon Stott Manor SON — Pod lime Between 1 and 4 ' tttgle position' fci trained by Ntond tVowghfrtdoy Coll IM ISO o Home. 14 Von Brockie Rtf , nry *l Root Ettott Acodamy Dl* caver me financial oflvontaaet ol be PERSON - Eipcritnced i (anflng Io mt largest r«ol ettote orgo HOUSEKEEPER - Full lime. 7 1 inttrw) ot ottiielic dottting ntialion in tht country Mutt hove ill only between 3 J p m thin Quean el Carm*. Nursing Home I Etlat* Liconte Coll lor can __ ilioi interview. Cenurv 91. Pa PERSONNEL ASSISTANT i AM IN NEED - 01 a cook at my ret Brogar Aaancy. 7*4 Brood Si , Shrew Large nonprotil orgonnotion it *eek •ourant Far kmcti end dtnner hour*. >ry 74JO3II ing an experienced individual to Full time Start immadlately Coll m handle employee benedli including nn. Mr. Wdong Mewmeufh Booch NURSES AIDE NEEDED - Week Ble Cr on Blue Shield lite insurance tod* I to 4. * to II Muit naw* ii or mtdicoi. unemploymeni and parltnct Apply at I* Van Brackle Rd diMMMiiiv E*teiiem clerical skill* in JUNIOR Holmdtl Garden S)O1* Monor Nurtinc eluding typ.no and figure work Muti Mom* be obi* io deal effectively with boih ACCOUNTANT employee* and the generol public Sub For long tftMMUhad and growing loco NURSES AIDE - Day». AuMy in per mil typewritten resume with tawy 't, lirm Mut* hovt background In oc 17 Ptts And Livtitock D HILtt *on between 10 one II Hilltop Nurtinc jir•menu to BOB X 303 The Doily counting and bookkoeplng Send rt M. Middletown AFAHAN HOUND - «UM PWI I H turn* to BOM W-KO. The tfoily Regis Jegiller Snrewlbury. NJ 07701 An tar.SRftaOwrif. N,J077tn, ^ 4URSES LPN S - Full or port time •quo! opportunity employer iood itortlng tolory pim compani M«« v*rk IMM CK* NIC* m«raM«i. LADIES MEN — Work at home orTfhe itnttlli. Apply in ptr ton. Grtti PERSON TO WORK - On imoil horse m IMH M »—>» Ml • MM M OH TMfl MtLL - OM- phone, torn 175 ISO weekly tervJc.no jrovt Convaleitent Center . Gree' farm cleaning ttoil*. tolling cor* ol out cmlomert H4 M44 irove Rd and Rt u. Noptunt "~~nn. Full lime E*p*ri*nc*d Apply 1114 Attortam W ftU etectrM. atr wwgiHic m ••*• dar person at Comb* Ammoi Ho*pitol LAUMOBY AND DRV CLEANING VURSES RN'S - Full or parl-llme Shrewsbury Av* . ShtewsUury kcaied m autet rttldtntiai area ATTENDANT — Responsible p«r*on Good itortlng tolory plu* company 71 Merchandise mi c#t tn *aa> tor Sot and Sun . l'» to 10 pm Some DeneM I* Apply in per ion. Greei RODUCTlON MANAGER — Smoi S3 Baby Sitting 7\ Merchandite experience htlpful Coil S44HII oft*, Grove Convolctcent Ctnler, Gree dheiiv* laminating thop requirrt lui For Sole For Salt iCMLANDS - THra. - tpiw Grove Rd ond Rt U, Neptune charge manager, direct tobo' *uper Child Cart ram aaac* Ntwi» * vision, productioliorn scheduling, ond mo PIANO-Ct*ttk or ing O* ond tbi.uk PU# LEGAL SECRETARY - With ot leas lenol contr and midnight thills Musi be capable BABYSITTER WANTED - F»r one Daily-Sunday ihret year* experience required Five NURSES ol aeoiing eftectivel* with me public little girl Nearly twoeorsold IKI lANltURG - A clean 1*0 ••# aayt ptr week. No Sot* or legal ho pm Man Pri lor working molM' • am- •» kuiMtie. l)i# latitiiti RNS-LPN'S REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - Will bring child IO your home and p OPEN HOUSE COMMERCIAL GAS RANGE - : 0*30 One oven. Hi burner*, 34 HAMMOND grddie. con be seen otter 4pm Make an Otter Middlttown Elk* 170 Main CLASSIFIED Port Manmouth ORGAN WED., SEPT. 29th, 6 PM-9 PM COMMERCIAL HORIZONTAL FUR NACE - Oil fired 700.000 BTU, UQ0 Of Asbury Pork Electric pipe vise, complete with stock SAT., OCT. 2nd, 9 AM-3 PM and diet. SUi JM copier US Code o nc answering device model 360 HUGE PIANO SALE S17S Time clock. S7S 71' P4J 775-9300 BUSINESS DIRECTORY CONTENT'S OF" HODGE PODGE LODGE — Family moving overseas 1 — Ployptn. can-1 If you're inlereitteH in working in a state of the art technical envi- •07S A DAILY GUIDE ronment in the computer induatrv consider what IINTERDATA ha» Io CONTENTS TWO APARTMENTS' - two boudoir choirt. 11 vexft 147 Hidf o bed ttitttt. a THAT'S ENUFF TIRE SWIN6IW" FER ONE Crossword puzzle DRAWER--NOW. 23 Mythical 44 Painful 21 Kind of TARN LOOSE 46 ThabMa danoai 26 Gonaby 46 HonMfajj* 24 Author Gray I GOT TO GIT 27 SMtonad IN TH' HOUSE 48 Holy: comb. 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You often makes itself known early in the - A survival of the-flttaK da> bom worrier, inclined to be give more than you can afford to day. Take care that it coincides Make surt1 thai you are well-pre- overly concerned abon trifles those who are in poor financial with the activity you ultimately pared for the action you choose and considerabtanore concerned straits • and then, much to your schedule to become involved in over important issues than is regret, wake up to the fact thai CAPRICORN (Ore ZJJan (.KMINI (May 21 JuneX» - , good for you, either mentally or you have jeopardized your own 19) - Conquer obstacles to your You would do well to seek the physically. Worry has been security and that of loved ones forward motion There is little to security nf (he well infirnuil known to keep you awake, cause and others dependent upon you be gamed today hv losing your DIKI'I enter into any adn>> you digestive disturbances, be for their material good temper - even on purpiee prur lo a study of its prmciplat; responsible for your neglect of AQUARIUS Uan 20-Fen 1» CANCER i.lunr 21-July Bi - friendships You are not unin- * * * - Ownership is not nearly m im A dnsire fur harmony creats Blondie telligent, however, and it should portance as the ability to per- harmony Take care lha| Tueiday. September 2(i form Don't be annoyed by .BIIIUIIT d North dealer SheinwolcPs bridge advice Hoih Mdri vulnerable l ur NORTH WELL SAHH1IUAS0NE OF THE by AlfredShemwoW jack of clubtl from dummydumm,. "IT"•|" . »' "*' ° """" *"" "" r ut ITUASOL'UNCIE ewBLACK liADOtSOFHISWM P-.-Eas1 l ..frefuse. s- ikthe. ftaalaktrick. Tk.Thenn flUOH' " . . • K You don't really save lime NATE HARRIS! HE Bwee/m THXTHEMS A SLAVE, HP/!UNO the king of spades must be ' "AHA QUESTION "? K85 if you play first and think USWWHANGAPOW WAS WJOHT saved in dummy as an entry Dealer, at your l»ft, bidt later. Do your thinking first, 0 H54 MH me UKBSOF T VOUTO to the rest of the clubs. This one spade. Your partner SAMMY7VO&!! 'REAP! and you'll save not only time • AKJ 1062 means that South never wins doubles and the next player but also your partner's vocal WEST EAST a trick with the ace of spades, passes. You hold: «6532 r cords. NEW START "7QJ1093 0 AQ92 •Nonr • 6, >:^ •UJ94 South thought before he Start over again. South What do you say? V QJI093 ^ 762 won the first trick. If he took takes the king of hearts. ANSWtR: Hid thm- heart*, 0 A1192 0 73 the heart in his own hand he cl,nM lhe kln. o( ,ptdM lni promisinK about S or in 4 Norn- • U'ih:i might never get back lor the tnen |ei(j$ th, j,c|, of c|ut>s pomla. Thu jump rrtp»n<.i- ll SOITH aceofspades. from dummy. This assures the "iviUlional. not forcing. With • A1087 Avoiding the first trap, de- col)ir«t. •" exceptionally trustworthy E SPENT THE WHOLE SCHOOLJ All HDUEWECTED TM£V«AlW5TK55,«Af#a!R5 FiWT PA** JU5T AND SOCIAL GRACES LEARNIN6'HOW TO Hie Phantom Beetle Bailey SAM VWklT BE TALKING A WHILE. WHOEVER X'J. bO S& TO PL* I TELL WO. APWIRAL I SLU&SEP Hl/H WA5NT AN ADVANTAGE THAT'S THE SAVE KIPPING » M6 L6FT- I SAW ON THAT OLE? MAN ON THE CHINA SEA6. NEVER MINP ALL THAT. LBT'9 FINP OUT WHO SLUGGEP SAM .' II The [My Regfetex SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27,1976 President Johnson and the Tonkin Gulf Resolution (Uit »l 1 Kriei) had shelled two Communist the beefed-up patrol during ers searched the area for son wanted to meet with con- sured the worried defense By SID MOODY islands in the same general the rainy, Ink black night of debris as daylight came, but gressional leaders before they secretary. McNamara or- area. Aug. 4, IH4, is a matter of found none. Neither vessel scattered for the evening to dered the planes aloft. The Tonkin Gulf Resolution LEADERS IN CRISIS many contradictions and con- had picked up any radar give at least an appearance Congress passed the resolu- WM 1 blank check from Con- Maddox had fought off her flicting reports that still exist. beamed at them during the of consultation with the legis- tion which had been drafted gress on which wis drawn the attackers, suffering only one any sightings of enemy craft ilied Herrick had wired he After night fell, Herrick's supposed attack. But time in lative branch. And he wanted on a contingency basis the yean of turmoil and agony of bullet hole In her after gun di- on their return, although two had run Into "a bona fide am- radars picked up blips he took Washington was getting short. to make his telecast while the prior May, two days later. Vietnam that ended with the rector. A second destroyer, said later they saw antiair- bush." Herrick, on the other i lo be NVN torpedo boats set- Johnspn did not want the re- nation's TV sets were still on. One of the commanding ad- bankruptcy of defeat, Amer- Turner Joy, joined her, both craft bursts. After recapitu- hand, was calling the encoun- ting an ambush. Subse- taliatory air strikes to lose McNamara, who had been mirals was to say later of , lea's first. uoder command of Capt. John lating what one of his crew- ter "a confusing picture." quently, crewmen on Turner the element of surprise. A 24- authorized to launch the that cpnfused night of Aug. 4 J. Derrick What happened to men said was "an electrified The resolution, passed al- Joy said they saw a torpedo's McNamara was trying to hour delay would give Hanoi bombers, checked a last time in Tonkin Gulf, "Something most unanimously — 504 to 2, night," Herrick messaged on wake, on a night so dark oth- gel confirmation of the attack a chance to air its own ver- with Sharp. He did not with was out there." granted vast powers to Presi- a flash basis: "Review of ac- ers said it covered up the de- from Sharp, who tried to get sion. Tonkin Gulf could blight Herrick who knew nothing of One thing, indisputably. dent Lyndon Johnson to wage tion makes many recorded stroyers' wakes only 150 It from Herrick. The destroy- the election campaign. John- the planned raids. Sharp reas- War. undeclared war in Southeast contacts and torpedoes fired yards astern. Turner Joy's so- Asia It was born of a crisis, appear doubtful. Freak nar picked up no torpedo attacks on American destroy- weather effects and over- sounds. ers In the Gulf of Tonkin by eager sonarmen many have North Vietnamese torpedo Aboard Maddox, on the oth- accounted for many reports. boats Johnson immediately er hand, sonarmen reported No actual visual sightings by launched air attacks by as many as 22 torpedo* head- Maddox. Suggest complete American planes on North ed her way. Later It was be- evaluation before any further Vietnam for the first time and Jjcved what was heard were action." simultaneously asked, grid echoes of propellor wash But steps were already un- within three days got, approv- against the ships' rudders as der way to launch air strikes al of the resolution from Con- she turned evasively. Turner against North Vietnamese gress. Joy was firing at radar blips targets preselected in a con- Only years lated did ques- and claimed to have sunk one tingency survey. Messages tions begin to surface: was vessel when it abruptly dis- sped back and forth between the whole affair stage man- appeared from the screen. Washington, Honolulu and aged? How genuine was the Maddox, on the other hand, Herrick, attempting to con- crisis? could not keep any blips on firm the attack. The presi- FILM PROCESSING AT LOW PRICES - FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE By August 1904, the United her radar long enough to aim dent already was planning to Slates had 16,000 noncombat her guns. Her weapons officer break into national television troops in South Vietnam. Two said he was "definitely con- to announce the air strikes. ANACIN hundred already had been vinced" the blips were not In Honolulu, the command- CONTAC killed. Fifty-thousand more DEEP CONCERN et- torpedo boats. er of the Pacific, Adm. TAILETS would eventually die. Deter- ched President John- Eight airplanes flew out Ulysses S. Grant Sharp Jr., a CO1D CAPSULES mined to end the Viet Cong son's face during talk from a shepherding carrier. proponent of stepped-up ac- BOTTLE OF 111 Insurrection, the Pentagon on Vietnam In 1964. None of the pilots reported tion against Hanoi, empha- m or io and White House had by May 1W4 drawn up a schedule of accelerated steps to bring the war by air into North Viet- nam, the supplier and suppor- ter of the Communist Insur- gents. But no recommenda- tion was made as to when or If the plan would be executed. It was simply available if needed. If RITE AID For Johnson, the fighting in EDGE Vietnam was a dilemma. He PROTECTIVE was running for re-election SKIN CARE against Sen. Barry Gold- SHAVE CREAM water, who called for all-out LOTION attacks on the North Viet- tl Fl. OZ. BOTTLE BEG., MENTHOL, LIME namese. Johnson's frontier in- OR SPECIAL 7 OZ. CAN stincts were challenged, but he did not want to appear as a man of war. Yet he did not want to be considered a weakling as contrasted to his fallen predecessor, John F. Kennedy. Nor dared he risk being blamed for the loss of Southeast Asia as Harry Tru- man had been, fairly or not, for the Communist conquest RIGHT PRELL ' of China. GUARD CONCENTRATE Then., on Aug. 2, three tor- pedo boats from North Viet- SHAMPOO nam attacked Maddux, a U.S. Sunday DEODORANT SUPER SIZE destroyer, in the Gulf of Ton- 7 OZ. TUBE kin. The Pentagon said the vessel had been on a routine patrol and was attacked with- out provocation In inter- national waters. Thus, it de- veloped much later, was far less than truthful 139 Maddox was on patrol, but one of her missions was elec- tronic spying on coastal ra- dar, similar to the Pueblo Win Up To SHOP AT RITE AID AND SAVE $ $ $ mission in' 1)68. She had been cruising within four miles of North Vietnamese offshore is- lands, and Washington was previously aware that North ORALB Vietnam had implied, if not ADULT claimed outright a 12-mile territorial limit in the gulf. TOOTHBRUSH The Pentagon made no men- In The Register's Exciting tion and Defense Secretary B 60 OR B 40 Robert S. McNamara later denied any awareness of the fact that only three days be- fore the attack on Maddox, South Vietnamese craft with clandestine American support Iselin's condition 'serious, stable' SOMINEX DENVER - Phillip H. Ise- lin, president and part owner TABLETS of the New York Jets, re- mained in "serious but stable" condition In the in- Just Predict High School, tensive care coronary unit of St. Anthony Central Hospital College and Pro Game Winners here Mr. Iselin. 74, of Oceanport, N.J., was hospitalized last Sunday after suffering a car- diac arrest while watching a National Football League If you think you know Football, here's your chance to game between the Jets and prove it. Enter The Register's Football Contest each week. Denver Broncos. He has a history of cardiac You may win up to $100.00! difficulty and was reported to LYSOL have suffered another cardiac Simply check the names of the teams you think will win arrest Monday evening, when from the teams listed on The Register's weekly entry form SPRAY he was treated with electric in the Sports Section. You may submit up to six different shock DISINFECTANT entries each week. Anyone of any age may participate. 14 OZ. CAN library to get During the football season, $100.00 will be awarded each historical maps week to the person who selects the greatest number of winning teams. The cash prize will be divided in case of MIDDLETOWN - The Friends of the Middletown Li- ties. brary will mark the nation's Bicentennial year by present- Wbinars MMI oil b« announcMl ing the library copies of his- •n Ttwraday* In Th« Daly R«gtat*r torical maps of the area Mrs. Elaine D Anderson, a REMEMBER, you'll find your tntry form and SHOP AT RITE AID FOR AU YOUR HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS member of the Middletown contest details in the SPORTS SECTION of Historical Society, has assem- SAIE ENDS OCT. 3. 1171 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UNIT QUANTITIES bled the map collection. She Ritt Aid — -•• au. iu Ktt Akl. will speak on "Three Hundred RH. Aid Bt. AM J*** Years of Middletown Maps" The Daily Register at the annual meeting of the It. Friends at 8 p.m. Wednesday The Sunday Register in the main meeting room of 7474717 WKT IMK muK*- *x rw»« rw, the public library, New Mon- r For Home delivery call 542-4000 0pMWtj«.4W. 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