Heavy use damaging barrier islands By SHERRY Fit. DORt today, according to Ross Holland, assistant di- coastal center, said the Mate's 10 islands BOW Hut ihe\ are jll continuously moving, and Morning speakers differed on permitting NORTH WILDWOOD - The dynamic chain rector of cultural resources for the National comprise about 48.000 shilling acre! bill m.in > greal coaflicl has been his persistent new construction on the barrier islands of barrier beaches that guards the New Jersey I'ark Service, is that "The Indians lived light- were many more barriers ill the gi -'.iibilize a dynamic land mass Holland said his personal policy, and the coastline as far north as Monmouth Beach has ly Radioactive carbon dating of an am Thi value of beach properly underwent a official policy of the National Parks,, was to lured humans since ancient Indians began their European man has lived heavily on Uus marsh, ovtrriden by dunes moving shoreward in meteoric rise aunng the second half of the 19th let the structures go" when destroyed or dam- summer migrations to the islands some 13.0U0 unconsolidated earth, subject to radical change the Ocean City area, indicate the bof .i$:e al century said H Craig Knedel. a professor at aged by storms years ago by storms." said Holland, the leadoff speaker at some 5,730 years, when sea level *a> 2a feel AlUfitic Community College, when rail service Psuty said there are usually areas that can Early European colonists used the barriers a Hate wide conference here last weekend on lower btM ame available lu inland cities like Camden be developed behind the dunes " provided con- for forts, crops and timber One land sale re- New Jersey's Barrier Islands: An Ever- Psuty calculated an average rise ID •' jnd Philadelphia structions are not so monohthic that they "out- corded in 1690 guaranteed the privilege of Changing Public Resource." The session, at- of si* inches per century and a migration | • Atlantic City's population increased from last the surface on which they rebuilt al l: MKI llr; cutting cedar ' tended by 300 persons, was sponsored by the that particular barrier islami "i teves |x-ist.ns in IB50. Koedel said, to 28,000 in Putty singled out the northernmost of the Then came modem tourists to bathe, fish, Rutgers' Center for Coastal and Environmental' about one foot per year IIHPU Moiiiiiouth BtMih. undeveloped in 1871, three divisions of New Jersey barrier beaches. and in many cases, live in homes overlooking Studies and the New Jersey Historical Com- Some barrier islands change mon w.is covered »nh summer cottages by 1889 and i[.mi Monmouth Beach to Sandy Hook, as the the surf mission, and 18 cosponsors than others and there are wide variations on Sea Bngtt bora' in 1865. was linding buyers for only area where the dominant characteristic The problems facing the overused islands f> "\urbert P Psuty, director of Rutgers each island land al $TUU an acre by the late 1880 s See Barrier, page 1
Kegistet The Daily Ri >lo it mouth County"* (»r<»ni Home \«>u spaper VOL. 103 NO. 80 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1980 20 CENTS Cruise passengers back safely on land SITKA, Alaska (API — Passengers from a The Coast Guard had ended its search late boats about 6 a.m lifeboat that rescuers at first missed in the pitch- Saturday night in the belief that all the shivering The liner, on a 30-day cruise l.<> the ' Muni, was dark night and stormy waters of the Lull of occupants of the liferafts and lifeboats launched still burning early today, unmanned ami adrift Alaska finally came ashore 36 hours after they by the Prinsendam had been picked up by heli- between the two Alaskan ports, about 120 miles abandoned the burning cruise ship Prinsendam copters, the supertanker Williamsburgh and off Yakutat Billows of white smoke were pouring In one of the biggest sea rescues in history, I'oast Guard cutter Boutwell. from the ship, and search units reported a red they and more than 500 other people were brought But when a head count that night came up 18 glow below decks safely to land. short, and the Air Force could not account for two The first vessel to reach the I'linsendain was "After the Coast Guard left, we were left all paramedics who had been dropped to the water in the 1,000-foot WilliamsburRh. which had taken on alone In the fog and it was very, very scary The scuba gear to help with the rescue, search units 1.5 million barrels of Alaska crude oil and was waves were incredible. There wasn't much talk- went back into action. The people aboard the last headed for Corpus Christi. Texas, around Cape ing. We tried to conserve energy and warmth," lifeboat were rescued yesterday by the Boutwell. Hom when it was pressed into service as a rescue said Regina O'Malley of New York City. Waves had washed over the sides of the life- vessel. "Everybody was terrifed. ... We knew that if boat drenching the occupants, who suffered from Rescued passengers aboard the Williams- we couldn't see a plane, they couldn't see us constant seasickness and cold, said Ms. O'Malley. burgh arrived in Valdez about II 30 p ni after up either," said Sgt. Jose Rios, one of two Air Force "The waves were incredible, I'd say 30 or 40 to 10 hours in lifeboats and almost another 24 paramedics who were with the 18 forgotten pas- feet," said Peter Kapetan of Fairfield, Conn. hours jammed into tanker quarters designed for sengers. The last search plane those In the lifeboat saw about 35 crewmmen By last night, they and the other passengers passed over at 6 pin Saturday, and they saw "They were just stacked in there, they were from the 400-foot luxury liner had been accounted nothing else until the Boutwell pulled into view wall-to-wall," said Cmdr James Woodlc ol the for and were safely ashore, said the ship's owner, about seven hours later, Sgt. Rios said. Coast Guard station at Valdez Holland America Cruises. Most were to head for "At moments, depression would come over The skipper of Prinsendam, (apt Cornelius their homes today by Jet and bus. us, but when the tanker finally came, we felt we Wabeke, arrived here aboard the Boutwell, but The Coast Guard said 383 passengers landed in were going to make it," said Joan Davidson of Valdez at the trans-Alaska oil pipeline marine Highland, NY. Holland America officials would not allow re- terminal late yesterday night, and 150 people The Prinsendam's engine room caught fire porters to talk to him. DESERTED CRUISE SHIP — The Dutch cnilta thlp Prlntendam burns and llsti to were brought into this southeast Alaska port, 500 early Saturday morning, and as the fire spread One passenger rescued Saturday. John W starboard In Gulf of Alaska yesterday after all the ship's more than 500 passengers miles southeast of Valdez. out of control, passengers were ordered Into life- See Cralie, page I had been safely taken off. Iraq, Iran air war continues BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - There was no report of the munique said -two planes center 70 miles farther north. lery firing over the city, ap- The war between Iran and damage done by the raiding bombed western Tehran ear- Although Iraqi Defense Min- parently at Iranian positions Iraq went into its third week Iranian planes, but Iraq ly Sunday afternoon, killing ister Adnan Khairallah in Abadan, the oil refinery today after Iranian air at- claimed its pilots destroyed two civilians and injuring "a claimed his artillery had all city 10 miles to the east. Ira- tacks ended a unilateral Iraqi two "jumbo jets" at number" of others. It said four cities in range, Iranian nian revolutionary guards cease-fire moments after it Tehran's Mehrabad Airport anti-aircraft fire brought troops and revolutionary swere battling/the Iraqis on started. No major ground ac- and 21) helicopters II licsii-ged down one of the raiders. guards still held part of Khor- both sides of the Karoun tion was reported. Khorramshahr sank an Ira- The stalemate in the rmanshahr and all of the oth- River, which divides the city and runs intfl the Shatt al- An Iraqi spokesman said nian ship loaded with rockets ground war in Iran's er three cities. Arab there; Iranian warplanes made two and 10 gunboats in Ihe Shatt Khuzistan Province ap- Reporters visiting Khor- raids on the Baghdad area ,-il Ai .ili estuary at the head of parently was continuing at rmanshahr, Iran's major port Pars, the official Iranian and other Iraqi cities begin- the Persian Gulf, "set Khorrmanshahr and Abadan, on the Shatt al-Arab, reported news agency, said the fires at ning at dawn yesterday, when ablaze" oil tanks in Khor- at the southern end of the mortar and artillery duels the giant Abadan refinery Iraq had said it would stop ramshahr and a refinery al front, at Ahwaz, the provin- yesterday, with the Iranians started by Iraqi shelling and fighting if the Iranians did Tabriz, in northwest Iran, cial capital 70 miles to the firing mortars into the sec- air attacks in the first days of likewise. Iraq said it re- and attacked an airstrip and north, arid at Dezful, a key tion of the city occupied by the war had been brought un- taliated with raids on the ml installation near Tehran. communications and military Iraqi forces and Iraqi artil- der control. Tehran airport and oil in- An Ira<|i communique also stallations elsewhere and claimed 12 Iranian lighters . would continue the war "in shol down and the destruction view of Iran's non-response of two Iranian rocket bases to the cease-fire." and II Iranian tanks It said In Tehran, the Iranian all Iraqi planes returned sale- FOR YOU — Arthur Z. Kamin, president and editor of the Dally and Sunday ly to their liases hut ad- Register, presents a duplicate copy of a Register editorial and cartoon to Parliament cancelled a pub- lic session that was to have mitted five Iraqis killed and Jacobo Timerman praising the Argentinian journalist. From left are Jack 16 wounded Rosoff, rabbi at Congregation B'nai Israel; Gloria Landv and Bette Leibowitz, discussed the 52 American hostages. Tehran Radio said Iran gave a different ac- co-chairman and chairman of the temple's Adult Education Commission; count of the1 Iraqi rani on Timerman, Kamin, and Col. Jack Cooperhouse, temple president. most of the deputies had gone to the war front. Today is the Tehran and said nothing Americans' 338th day in cap- about any other Iraqi air at Famous journalist warns tivity tacks. An Iranian com- Jews about complacency The Inside Story
1 By LARRY HAAS The recent terrorist attacks against THE WEATHER RUMSON — When Jacobo Timerman Jews in France, on the minds of many this describes the calculated persecution of week, made his statements seem timely.' Mostly sunny today. Htghi around (0. Mostly clear Jews in bis native Argentina, and the signs Timerman became a symbol for human aad quite cool tonight. Sunny tomorrow. Complete of a growing worldwide anti-semitism. his rights advocates when Argentinian govern- report, page 3. words are marked by a deep sense of ment agents abducted him in 1977, tortur- anguish — and a strong sense of urgency. ing him in prison for two years before bis Jets, Gluts falter I As the famed journalist put it, he release one year ago this month. Now an Dodgers won't quit 9 speaks "from the heart." Israel citizen, the 57-year-old journalist Weddiags 14 Before 400 area residents at Congrega- said his experiences give him an unusual Hints for Helolse... '. IS tion B'nai Israel last night, the former perspective on the plight of Jews in a editor and publisher of La Opinion said the hostile world crackdown against prominent Jews in his "When there is a totalitarian state, Advice 13 DAILY REGISTER homeland is due to the "totalitarian everybody suffers, but especially the Baslaess S PHONE NUMBERS mind" of the military leadership there, an Jews," he declared. Classified 17-11 Main Office 541-4000 anxiety over the complexity of modern "The Jews are always the people who Comics 13 Toll Free 871-9300 society which manifests itself in simple are suspect. It is part of our biology of a Editorials I Toll Free 5M-8100 political hatreds. Whether in Argentina, society. It is part of our civilization " Entertainment 7 Classified Dcpt 542-1700 the Soviet Union, or any other totalitarian The statements are bold, definite, and Lifestyle 14-16 Circulation Dept 542-4009 state, Timerman maintained, the Jew is complete; so are his reflections on total- Make A Date II Sports Dept 442-4OM the object of scorn because "nobody un- itarian governments. Movie Timetable 7 Mlddlttown Bureau... (71-050 derstands him." "(The leaders) begin to think fantasies OMtiarles 4 Freehold Bureau 431-2192 A Jew himself, Timerman warned the of the world, and the hallucinations are Sports »-iz,»l Long Branch Bureau. Z22-M1Q Blessing of the animals , predominantly Jewish audience that anti- always the same. Television 7 Suit Bureau «O»-292-9358 semitism is on the rise in various parts of "(The Argentinian leaders) believed in Deacon Joseph Tanenbaum of St. Anne Roman Catholic Church, KeansburiA . the United States and Europe and he Im- the Jewish world conspiracy, and this Is a Regalar Oct. I meeting makes friends yesterday with "Holly" a reluctant "setter" owned by Patrick^ plored everyone to fight It. He deeded the typical hallucination of the totalitarian Wish Frank a Happy 40th Trollan, prior to a ceremonial Blessing of Animals at the church. mind." of Little Silver Board of Ed Call 842-3116 after 8pm seeming complacency of Jews all over the changed to Oct. 16th. world to accept "compromise" with sup- Timerman's emphasis, however, Is not presslve authorities, and urged his on explaining the recurring phenomena; Fabulous lunches at "brothers and sisters" to live as "I do not know why" he admits openly. Wed. Nite Flsb Special Fromagerie 26 Ridge Rd , Not Registered to Vote Yet! 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SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOSfR 6 1960 Polls say Carter has a chance Reagan leads in electoral votes TION electoral majority WASHINGTON i AP) - With just four weeks shows Anderson winning any electoral votes, • j TW AmtiMttd Prew left in the presidential campaign, surveys by five though it's possible he could tip the election one An early Reagan lead seems to be waning in major news organizations show Republican way or the other in some states That means there Illinois, and Its 26 electoral votes now are rated a Ronald Reagan well ahead in the electoral votes is virtually no prospect Anderson can deadlock tossup So are the M votes of Texas, and 17 in that actually decide the presidential contest the election in the Electoral College Florida, both Democratic four years ago and both School official quits Agents seize hashish In three of the surveys. Reagan had more than Under the Constitution, the presidential vote is holly contested now BOSTON - A member of the Boston JEWETT, NY - Federal and state the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presiden- decided in the Electoral College which means — Florida is a prime target in Reagan's cam- School Committee has resigned after being narcotics agents have seized a 1.000-pound cy though it has rarely happened — that the man paign to crack what was Carter's solid South charged wild attempting to extort WM.OOO cache of Lebanese hashish — with an esti- However, the survey by The Associated Press elected need not necessarily win the popular vote. Reagan also appears to hold the advantage in from a Philadelphia ichool but concern mated street value of IS million — plus showed tossup states still hold the balance, mean- There are SSI Electoral College votes, cast by Mississippi, with Louisiana and Alabama among Gerald F O Leary, a former state legiila 000,000 in a raid on what police described as ing Carter could reverse the trend. And The representatives of each state and the District of the tossup stales tor and en president of city council said in a an important point in a New York drug Washington Post, whose own survey shows Re- Columbia The winner of a majority in a state is The other surveys showed the following letter to the committee chairman on Satur- distribution system agan with more than the need electoral votes, also given all its electoral votes, and the candidate -Washington Post: Reagan leading in a day that he was resigning his "office and About 15 agents and local police officers said the president could still pull off a victory. who gains a majority 270 votes, wins the presi- states with 213 electoral votes, Carter ahead in 14 position of public trust" effective immediate- yesterday raided a secluded, four-bedroom The AP survey of political leaders, campaign dency. •tales and the District of Columbia, with 151 ly O Leary. 47. who was elected last fall, had mountain home in this CatskiU Mountain strategists and state public opinion polls showed The state-by-state figures at this point, how- electoral votes; eight tossup states with 104 votes campaigned on a platfornrof putting a tough town and found the hashish in five foot- that the outcome hinges on tightly contested ever, provide no clear omen of the results one -New York Times: Reagan In the lead in zs code of ethics into effect for committee lockers states in the Northeast and upper Midwest and in month away. In the AP survey, 14 slates with 171 states with 314 votes; Carter ahead in 12 states members State police estimated the street value of Texas electoral votes are rated tossups, with no clear and the District with 136 electoral votes; nine O Leary and Winthrop lawyer Richard J the hashish at 15 million All three major candidates were campaigning leader And close contests loom in virtually every states with 88 electoral votes rated "too close to battleground state. Mulhem were arrested by FBI agents Thurs- They also arrested Canadian Oelmer today in the Midwest and Northeast. President call" day as they left a Boston hotel room. Alton Ray. 44. of Ottawa He was arraigned Carter was to be in Wisconsin and Illinois, Reagan The new survey compares with one Sept S that —Newsweek: Reagan ahead in 30 states with The two were charged with attempting to before US Magistrate Bender Solomon and in Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, snowed Reagan ahead for 212 electoral votes. 321 electoral votes; Carter leading in 12 states and extort fffiO.OOO from AHA Services, a Phila- ordered held on 1500,000 bond at the federal and independent John Anderson in Illinois and Carter for M. That means both candidates made Massachusetts the District, for 142 electoral votes; eight states delphia-based concern that won a MO million section of the Montgomery County Jail in gains, but Reagan'i margin held pretty steady were considered tossups with 75 electoral votes contract to carry out Boston's school integra- Fonda The AP survey snowed Reagan the leader in 25 during the past month. tion busing program. states with 236 electoral votes, 34 short of the Reagan now is rated the leader in Ohio, Michi- —Time: Reagan with "a firm lead" in states O'Leary was charged with violating the majority that would install a new Republican gan and New Jersey, all three of which were controlling 03 electoral voles and an edge in states Hobos Act. which forbids a public official Probe theft of coins administration judged tossups in the earlier survey. The three with 222 more, Carter "safely ahead" in states from "inducing a payment of money in re- SOUTH BEND. Ind - The theft of at It showed Carter leading in 11 states and the states have a total of 63 electoral votes. with 54 electoral votes, leading in states with 93 turn for exercising his influence." least $15,000 worth of rare coins and papal District of Columbia, for a total of 131 electoral Carter gained the upper hand in New York. more. medals from the University of Notre Dame votes That state's 41 electoral votes are second only to Time said the election."is yet to be decided in apparently was an "inside job," police said Neither the AP survey, nor any of the others, California's 45 and are crucial to a Democratic the eight states with the largest electoral votes.'' McQueen gets Laetrile yesterday The coins belonged to Notre Dame The SANTA MARIA, Mexico - A doctor who medals belonged to Notre Dame President has been using the controversial drug Rev Theodore M Hesburgh Cruise passengers safely in Alaska Laetrile to treat actor Steve McQueen for "They knew what they were breaking cancer says there is no way of predicting into, but not what they were after," said Sgt (continued) when — or even if — McQueen will recover. Jack Hanna of the St Joseph County police Gyorkos of Huntington Beach, Calif., said the But Dr. Rodrigo Rodriguez said Saturday The coins and medals were taken Friday rescue was orderly, "but there were three or four that McQueen was showing steady signs of from the Department of Rare Books and members of the band aboard our lifeboat and a improvement. Special Collections, on the first floor of the couple of other crew members, and they actually McQueen issued a statement last week Memorial Library. The thieves broke a win- pushed aside old ladias" to get picked up by through Ms publicist acknowledging that he dow to enter an office area housing display helicopter. has a rare and generally Incurable form of cases of coins and medals. No other passengers recounted such incidents, lung cancer, mesothelioma, that Is generally The existence of the collections was not and Holland America officials at a news con- associated with exposure to asbestos. generally known, according to Hanna and ference in New York said the report was un- McQueen had previously denied he had Anton C. Masin, head of the department. founded cancer. "Notre Dame security didn't even know The Coast Guard aald It did not know how the The SO-year-old actor said he was recover- what was here," Hanna said. "It had to be Prinsendam fire had started. ing under a nutrition-based therapy devised inside." Although 40 of the Prinsendam's crew stayed by a one-time dentist, Dr. Donald Kclley, aboard after the order to abandon ship, they later who Is associated with the International Dump hearings set were airlifted to the Boutwell along with a Coast Health Institute In Dallas. Guardsman who was helping with firef ighting SAN FRANCISCO - One hundred A spokesman said Coast Guard fire experts thousand barrels of nuclear wastes lie off the who flew over the vessel reported that they felt TMI ruling appealed nation's shores, and scientists and politicians the ship could be saved, but he said, "Nobody's are meeting here to debate whether the landing on that ship until the weather lets up." HARRISBURG, Pa. - Metropolitan debris poses a health threat to fish and the Holland America officials also said they felt Edison Co will ask a federal court this week people who eat fish. the 7-year-old ship could be saved, and plant were to overturn a Public Utility Commission or- On one side is a group that says the being made to tow It to an unidentified moorage der barring the use of customer revenues for barrels are leaking and radioactivity has uninsured cleanup costs at the damaged entered f-e food chain through contaiminated Three Mile Island nuclear reactor. fish. The plant Insurance policy totals $300 The other side says that because of the Family awaits million - about (TOO million short of the ocean's vastness, the wastes in effect are no projected seven-year cleanup cost stemming "hotter" than a 40-watt Ughtbulb. from the nation's worst commercial nuclear A congressional Subcommittee on En- word from Reed READY TO LAND — Unidentified passengers rescued from the burning cruise ship power accident last year. No one is offering vironment, Energy and Natural Resources Prinsendam hold their wet clothes and peer off the deck of the Coast Guard cutter Id pick up the difference, and experts believe meets here tomorrow to sort out the two Monmouth County relatives of Gene Reed, Boutwell as it docks In Sltka, Alaska. Two crew members look on at right. tl»e plant owners will go bankrupt If they positions. cruise director on the ill-fated luxury liner have to handle It alone. The biggest dump lies about 190 miles off Prinsendam, still had received no assurances as Only two of those aboard the line were admitted tives were awaiting a call from Reed, but that ! The commission, trying to shield utility Delaware. There are some SO dump sites in to his condition late last night. to Alaska hospitals, but neither has been identi- call had not come by late last evening. customers from at least some of the acci- all, and one barely 40 miles off the Golden They have good reason to be optimistic, how- fied. Jerome Reed of Tinton Falls, Reed's brother, dent's drastic economic consequences, says Gate, near the Farallon Islands, has drawn ever, as all passengers and crew members of the According to a spokesman for Patricia Wright, said that he had heard nothing since Saturday, Met Ed, which operates the plant, may not the most attention. crippled liner were reported to be safely ashore. Long Branch, one of Reed's daughters, the rela- when the fire on the liner was first reported. use their money for cleanup tasks that arc not reimbursable. Smog condition poor LOS ANGELES - Red-eyed Los Angeles Conference picketed residents, squinting under the year's worst Barrier Islands hurt by over-use . SALT LAKE CITY - Mormon leaden smog siege, were facing more bad air and reaffirmed their church's commitment to continued breathing problems today. (continued) Halsey said that dollars from tourism are Psuty said that one of the major impacts of traditional values at the 160th Semiannual The thick, murky cloud that settled over is the mainland coming right down to the extremely Important in the county's economy man on the barriers has been his removal or General Conference of the church. Ignoring southern California a week ago hung on beach." He described the Sandy Hook peninsula and that realization may encourage governmen- disturbances of the dunes, a factor which would the challenge of pro-ERA demonstrators out- through the weekend, and officials predicted as a "type of barrier beach." tal agencies to assist financially-strapped have had considerable meaning In the short- side unbealthful conditions for today, Including And in the afternoon workshops, divided into beachfront communities. lived dune and shore protection bill introduced widespread first stage health advisories. Monmouth, Ocean, Atlantic and Cape May Coun- As Koedel said earlier in the conference, in the Legislature last summer and since i As the conference ended yesterday, withdrawn. fchurch President Spencer W. Kimball said: That will mean watery eyes, sore throats ty areas, Wayne T. Bell, an environmental con- "Hie great charm of the barrier islands is that -The Lord's program will succeed even If and aching lungs for most people who venture sultant from Ocean Grove, said a major source they offer a wilderness not too far from the "Following a major storm," said Psuty, "II home individuals In the church fall We will outside for any length of time. of beach problems in Monmouth County is that heavy crowds." is possible that coastal lots would no longer be In. see the constant progress of the Lord's work, The Inversion layer remained at 2,000 feet "We have tried to permanently fix the But the crowds of escape-seekers are tran- the dunes" and could end up as part of a newly {even In the midst of problems In the world. It for a second day yesterday, higher than last coastline." sient, and resort communities are faced with formed beach or even In the water. jwlll roll forth until It fills the whole earth.'' week's 800-foot level. "We've built a seawall, and then encouraged "providing services for hundreds of thousands In that case he said, investors In this "high- developers to come In and build in safety behind with the taxes of only a few thousand" per- risk area " would lose their titles because the it," he said. manent residents. land "would become part of the public domain Now with the many groins and other struc- Little research has been done on Paleo- by an act of God." tures built to enhance one section of beach or Indian sites found on the shore and on the A major objection to the dunes bill, in- -People' another, the normal northward flow of sand has barrier beaches, said John Cavallo, director of troduced by Assemblyman Robert Hollenbeck, been interrupted and many beaches are now architectural research at Monmouth College, D-Bergen, was a provision that prohibited re- BOSTON (Af) - LONGVIKW, Wash. NEW YORK (AP) - literally starved for sand. and a Monmouth County panel member. building of any structure more than half-de- Singer-actress Us* Mtae- (AP) — Women can make Actor James Ganer of The sand movement was illustrated clearly, When early Indians trekked to the shoi —red by a storm. 1U. hospitalized after suf- a difference in politics be- "The Rockford Files" and Bell said, when a coal barge ran aground off more than 13,000 years ago for fish, berries, and fering abdominal pains, Is cause they haven't been Polaroid camera fame is Spring Lake in the early lt70's and bits of coal game, there were probably 50 to 80 more miles pregnant, her producer corrupted, says Bella trying his hand, or rather began appearing seven months later In the of Continental Shelf exposed, said Cavallo. imidt scores said yesterday. his voice, at something beach wash in Long Branch. Rising sea levels inundated most Paleo-Indi- "She might be In her Ve don't own the new. Robert D. Halsey, director of the Monmouth an and Archaic campsites, he said, but be added second month" of pregnan- uranium mines. We don't Under the tutelage of County Planning Board and the Monmouth panel that the same constantly moving dunes that an easy victory cy, Nld Jerry Roberts, run labor unions. Few country music star Waylon chairman, observed that the eastern edge of the disturb sboref ront property owners have proved producer of Miss Mlnne- women run corporations, Jennings, the 52-year-old Monmouth Beach to Sandy Hook land mass was a boon to areheologists as they override, cover BONN, West Germany (AP) - West German Ili's show now appearing In and we don't run the me- actor recorded some coun- "moving westward at a rapid pace" although and preserve peat bogs and any artifacts they voters quadrupled Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's a suburban nightclub. dia," the former New York try music demos at Nash- not at an even rate. may contain in the areas behind the ancient majority in the lower house of Parliament, giving The entertainer, mar- congresswoman said. ville's Cedarwood Publish- "The western edge is bulkbeaded," said barrier beaches: his leftist-liberal coalition four more years in ried to Mark Gero, was ad- At a lecture here Friday ing. • •• Halsey, "so we have a situation where sand Is Seventy percent of the nation's people live power. mitted to Massachusetts sponsored by Lower Co- BOSTON (AP)-SheUa moving out from beneath man-made struc- within the coastal areas and the population Schmidt's victory over his conservative foe. General Hospital early lumbia College and the Ranch Keaaedy. wife of tures." growth along the shores is rising at a rate double Bavarian Premier Franz Josef Strauss, had been League of Women Voters, Saturday morning. Rob- Joseph P. Kennedy II, has Halsey said the planners' recommendation that of the interior areas. forecast by opinion polls before the national elec- erts said she was feeling Mr*. Abzug aald: "I re- given birth to twin boys, a But Psuty said that wise management of the tion yesterday. But the size of his majority, which member Nixon had an op- would be to begin a massive beach replen- better Sunday but would spokesman for Brigham ishment plan, even though that solution was not barrier beaches does not mean a prohibition of jumped from 11 to 45 seats, was a surprise and remain at the hospital until portunity to appoint a and Women's Hospital resulted from gains made by his junior coalition woman to the Supreme a recommendation In the state's recently-re- use, but it does mean that "all uses can't be today or tomorrow. said. leased shore development master plan. permitted at the same time all the time." partner, Hans-Dietrich Genscher's moderate "She has had a history Court. He said he couldn't, The babies were born at Free Democrats. find a woman good enough. Halsey said a partial solution would be the Holland added that be would "like to see of complicated pregnan- 9:34 and 9 42 p.m. Satur- uses which would not disrupt the natural proc- Schmidt said he was "very satisfied" with the cies," including at least sand bypasses at both the Shark River and outcome of the national election, adding that it day night and Mrs. Ken- Manasquan River Inlets that have been strongly esses" of barrier beach movement. one miscarriage, Roberta nedy was reported resting also "pleased the neighbors" of Western Eu- said Miss Mumelli has to endorsed by the Monmouth County Beach rope's most prosperous and populous nation. comfortably. Erosion Committee, that would pipe sand across children. • Files for divorce "Germany remains predictable," he said, re- SPARKILL, NY. (AP) the mouths of the inlets and restore the natural peating his favorite campaign phrase, "and that — Actress Helea Hayes northward flow. MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) - Princess is what counts." AMERICUS, Q*. (AP) We have to recognise," said Halsey, "that - A physician for Lillian celebrated her 80th birth- Caroline has filed for divorce from Philippe He told reporters his new majority In the day five days early at a the government has put a lot of people in these Junot, ending speculation she would ask the Vat- Bundestag would aUow him to govern more Carter, who broke her hip positions by governmental policies." last week, has decided to combination birthday par- ican to annul her marriage. smoothly and to pursue detente with the Soviet wait until today before ty and fund-raiser at a Vic- "It used to be that they would build (on the Late last month the 23-year-old Caroline and Bloc, a military balance in Europe and a "policy trying to help the presi- torian estate here. beaches) at their own risk," he said, "but once her 40-year-old husband appeared before a magis- of social peace." dent's mother into a wheel- Among those who government came In, they had help." trate for a reconciliation try but it failed and she chair turned out yesterday to But Halsey said he personally drew an filed the divorce request Friday, a palace spokes- honor Miss Hayes and con- absolute line at permitting any new construction man said. May hike oil production The official condition In any area which is rapidly eroding. statement Issued yester- tribute to her pet project, Caroline and Junot met In 1B75. Her parents, ABU DHABI. United Arab Emirates (AP) - day by Americus-Sumter restoration of the 77-year- Benjamin Mann, Jr., a Sea Bright builder at Prince Rainier and Princess Grace, tried to dis- Saudi Arabia may Increase its oil production by County Hospital Adminis- old Tappan Zee Playhouse, the workshop, who la now appealing a state suade her from marrying him contending be wai up to 1 million barrels per day to meet the trator James Griffith said were fellow actresses Department of Environmental Protection denial a playboy, but she refused and they wed June », shortage created by the stoppage of exports by Mrs. Carter had a "fairly Celeste Holm, Maureen of an application to build 110 townbouses on the Iraq and Iran, Saudi Arabia's oil minister today comfortable night" Satur- Stapleton, Maureen Sea Bright-Monmouth Beach border said "The un. was quoted as saying. day and that "her condi- O'Sullivan, Hermione demand Is there" for seaside bousing. A photograph of Junot emerging from a Parti The newspaper Al-Ittihad of the United Arab tion continues satisfac- GingoM, Arlene Dahl and "A* a builder, said Mann, "I can only do apartment with a girl who had her arm around hit Emirates quote* Ahmed Zaki Yamanl as saying '-lory." Patrice Munsel. what Is economically feasible, what the gov- neck apparently was the last straw, and the In an interview, "The decision to increase prod- ernmental agencies allow." palace announced in August that Caroline and uction has already been teken in principle." W Junot had separated. 4 SHREWSBURY. N.j MONDAY, OCTOBER6. i960 The Eksily Regitier 3 Senate ethics panel OKs rules for defense funds By SEIP WOLLEN BERG FBI agents posed as representatives of wealthy contributing more than $25 a year. collected to date is only about one-third of the lative skirmishes and emerged intact," the arti- Associated Prcu Writer Arabs willing to pay for favors from public The House, on the other hand, has no rules on legal expenses Thompson has incurred cle said WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Ethics officials \ legal defense funds "We haven't done as well as we had hoped, He was listed with Sens. Robert Byrd, D-W Committee has approved rules to limit individ- Rep. Michael Myers, D-Pa . was convicted Mark Cowan, lawyer for the House Commit- but we are encouraged by the tremendous Va., Jacob Javits, R-N.Y, and William ual contributions and require public disclosure on bribery charges stemming from the in- tee on Standards of Official Conduct, said the number who have responded," Jolly said. "At Armstrong, R-Colo . as the Senate's "resident of contributors to legal defense funds set up for vestigation and last week was eipelled from the panel "hasn't faced that issue, frankly." the same time, it is frightening to be confronted brain trust." senators House He said the only ruling which has been made with legal fees double or triple what you have The decision, reached last week, could clear Another New Jerseyan, Rep. Frank Thomp- on the subject was that excess campaign funds been able to raise." Florio, the chairman of the House Com- the way for supporters of Sea Harrison A son, a Democrat, has been indicted on bribery could be used for legal defense purposes merce Committee's subcommittee on transpor- tation and commerce, was listed among 23 Williams Jr., D-N.J, to set up a fund to help charges and faces trial in November. Columnist Jack Anderson rales Sen. Bill In the absence of House rules on defense House members as "effective." Williams defray legal expenses he has incurred Last March, friends of Thompson set up a funds, Jolly said those setting up Thompson's Bradley, D-N.J., and Rep James Florio, D- since reports were published that he was in- legal defense fund which has raised between fund relied on a 1(79 ruling from the Federal N.J., highly in an article in the October edition volved in the Abscam investigation. of The Wasningtonian Bradley, who has campaigned for other sena- $80,000 and 100,000, according to fund trustee, Election Commission which said there was noth- tors on numerous occasions over the past year, Walt Ramsay, Williams' administrative Thomas Jolly. ing to prevent establishment of such funds. Bradley, who is completing his second year heads back to the campaign trail this week with aide, said he understood several of Williams' There are significant differences in the rules Jolly said between S00 and 1,000 persons have in the Senate, was listed among 14 senators who appearances in California and South Dakota. friends have been waiting for enactment of the approved for the Senate and those applying to Anderson feels are "respected" and among 17 contributed to Thompson's defense fund, but He plans to campaign for two days In Los rules before setting up such a fund. House members. who he said are "effective." said he won't disclose the names of any of them Angeles and San Francisco for Sen. Alan Williams, who has not beep indicted in the The Senate rules would limit contributions while the legal case against Thompson is alive. The ex-professional basketball player and Cranston, D-Calif., and a day in South Dakota case and has said he is innocent of any wrong- from any one source to $5,000 per year, a spokes- "There is a good chance I might disclose the Rhodes Scholar was also cited as the rising star for Sen. George McGovem, D-S.D. doing was the only senator named in the reports woman for the Senate Ethics Committee said. names of the contributors at the end," he said. "most likely to twinkle" in the Senate Cranston and McGovem are leading Senate which said eight members of Congress bad been She said they would also require quarterly dis- He said the average contributions have been "The brilliant but often stubborn Bradley liberals who have been targeted by Republicans implicated in an undercover operation in which closure of the names and addresses of those m the $25 to $100 range, but that the amount has taken on longtime Senate veterans in legis- this year State reservoirs are doing little to ease water shortage CLINTON (AP) - Water supply ex- tion with Elizabethtown and cannot Passaic Valley and North Jersey Water County to save our tails," he added. "It's engi- Round Valley and Spruce Run are perts say New Jersey's largest reser- share. commissions near Great Notch in The Two Bridges project, the esti- neering madness " helping northern counties "a little bit," voir and a smaller companion are doing "Newark's main source is number Passaic County. mated 820 million uphill pumping, con- The Whippany and Rockaway rivers said John Leoncavallo, South Branch little to help parched northeastern com- of reservoirs that they have," said But that is at least a few years away, cerns David Peifer, of the Upper are "heavily polluted," said Peifer Watershed Association executive direc- munities suffering under mandatory ra- Galley. according to Joseph Santangelo, Gov. Raritan Watershed Association in Bed- "Maybe increased flow would be tor tioning orders. "People are wishing that we could Brendan T. Byrne's chief spokesman. minster. enough to dilute the sewage and slop.'' "If they weren't there, the benefit Round Valley, four miles to the east run water directly up to Hackensack, "And $8 million won't buy much "The Round Valley and Spruce Run the northeast derives would be More water being dumped into of this northern Hunterdon County town, but we can't," said James Staples, a these days," Staples said. system has never really been com- diminshed by that much, .the amount western Morris County may never bene- is at 80 percent of its 55 billion gallon Department of Environmental Protec- Now facing stem criticism for the pleted. It works, it's okay - but it Elizabethtown could take would be fit Commonwealth and Hackensack and capacity. Spruce Run, three miles tion spokesman. "There are no direct lack of water, DEP bureaucrats who doesn't get water to people who need it lessened." could hurt other regions, Peifer also north, is at 60 percent of its 11 billion connections with any of the big water wish to remain anonymous claim the right now." noted."It would spur growth in Morris Leoncavallo also wondered about the gallon limit. companies." state found more pressing priorities like To complete the visualized system, a and that would lead to increased de- cost of tapping the Hunterdon reser- No mains have been connected to the One plan is the $20 million Two rebuilding cities since 1905 when Round four-foot diameter pipleline would carry mand there," he explained. voirs. reservoirs since they were built in I960 Bridges pipeline that would pump Valley and Spruce Run were filled. water from the reservoirs to the eastern "There was a lag in development of for $43 million. It was 1976 before Round Round Valley and Srpuce Run water In DEP offices, they claim there was Hunterdon County, then north to the "The people the reservoirs should mains," he said. "Now surrounding Valley, the state's largest reservoir was upstream, over mountains and even- no high level support by the governors Mendham area in Morris County and benefit are in the growing Raritan property is more developed and the tapped to dump into the Raritan River, tually dump it into tributaries of the or Legislature and the attitude is they further for release in the Rockaway and basin, places like the PUinfield area, right-of-way would cost more." Downstream, the Elirabethtown Wa- Passaic River which supplies the are dealing in immediate factors. Whippany rivers which flow into the and it won't help them. "We have to plan to tap Spruce Run ter Co. pumps out some of its needs, Hackensack Water Co. "That's not true," said Santangelo. Passaic River, Peifer said "Here's a state that's short of water and Round Valley in the future," said said Michael Galley, assistant director "When Round Valley was built, the "The first pipe out of Round Valley was and 20 percent of it goes underwater Martha Green, a spokeswoman for the in charge of reservoirs. concept was to build interchanges to built during Byrne's first term and the "The state is very vague about the when there's a heavy dew," he said, troubled Hackensack Water Co. "It Kliza bethtown is not one of the water spread the water around more," said Two Bridges proposal was during his scenario, but it seems like another case referring to flooding in some areas af- wouldn't help us in another system or companies suffering extreme supply Staples. administration." where they believe engineering is going flicted by the arid weather drawdown." problems and reservoir water is re- Persons living near the two bodies of "Spruce Run and Round Valley are leased only when river flow is low. water, used mainly for recreational a help to the extent they help river Commonwealth Water Co. is buying purposes, have their own wells. flow," said Waller Money, a spokesman Assembly mulls mortgage bills as much water as it can from Elir Currently, an ft million bond pro- for Elizabethtown. The water company abethtown and Newark gets up to 17 posal on November's ballot would supp- draws about 05 million gallons of its 136- TRENTON (AP) - Mort- rent law requires them to use trom the four sitting com- lice enforcement of the new million gallons a day from the supplier. ly money for an interconnection among million daily need from the Raritan gage companies could face the bike paths, which some missioners after Joseph P. law. Legislators have said Hackensack Water Co. has no connec- Commonwealth, Hackensack, and the River near Bound Brook in Middlesex tight new restrictions under bike riders claim forces them Lordi steps down in Novem- they'll go along with the ltO- bills being considered by the to use dangerous pathes on ber. day delay. Assembly. occasion. In the Senate, easy pas- Another bill in the Senate, The weather Opera One of two mortgage bills -Provide emergency state sage is expected (or an already passed by the As- on today's agenda, approved funds to school districts that amended "head shop" bill, sembly, would increase pen- FORECAST unanimously by the Assembly have enrolled large numbers which would make it illegal sion payments (or retired talks Banking and Insurance Com- of Cuban and Haitian refugee to sell or display drug para- state employees by 83.8 mil- mittee, would place mort- children this year. phernalia. lion. Currently, state pen- gage bankers and brokers un- -Require Gov. Brendan T. The bill, previously passed sions are hiked every year by der state regulations for the Byrne to send his nominee for overwhelmingly by both 80 percent of the year's con- stalled first time. chairman of the Casino Con- houses, was conditionally sumer price index figure. The NEW YORK (AP) - A They would be required to' trol Commission to the Sen- vetoed by Byrne, who wants bill would provide a 68 federal mediator withdrew pass a qualification test, ob- ate (or confimation, restrict- 120 days for the Attorney percent hike. himself from contract talks tain a stale license and follow ing Byrne's current absolute General's office to write and between the Metropolitan Op- any regulations handed down power Co pick the chairman distribute guldehnn for po- era and its employees yester- by the Department of Bank- day, further eroding hopes ing. Their fees would be set that America's premier op- by the state government. era company might be able to Currently mortgage com- BUILDING save its cancelled 1980-81 sea- panies face only federal regu- BLOCKS FOR son. lations, and that's only on Wayne Horvitz, director of federally related loans, such YOUR FUTURE OUR WOE VAflETY the Federal Mediation and as mortgages backed by the kWXVl Veterans Administration or OF 8BMCE8 ARE 06800 Conciliation Service, said he TO HIP IN MANY WAYS H»»»t" StoUonoty OcclwtJet) \J had achieved no progress the Federal Housing Admin- istration. KKIHM •••—-• — — — NATIONAL WIAfHf• M«VKI since President Carter asked MO A A. U.S. 9mm. <* the Met and its various ar- The other bill would make tists' unions to meet and seek clear that under state law a an accord. property buyer may assume a "In particular, the current mortgage on the »CONV€Mf«IO»riC«5 *. • MOMUOUTM • OCfAN • IMON TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather parties' respective positions property, rather than having Service forecast today predicts rain In portions of on the major issue that to obtain a new mortgage. SaadyHoak the Great Lakes Region. divides the association and the The law would allow home TODAY - High 7:05 orchestra remains un- buyers to take advantage of p.m. and low 12:55 p.m. changed," he said. "There- the low interest rate on an old TOMORROW — High Local weather fore 1 have concluded that mortgage instead of being 7:32 a.m. and7:43p.m. and further efforts on my part at forced to take out a new low 1:23 a.m. and 1:37p.m. Yesterday'• high tematratare at The Register weath- this time would be coun- mortgage at today's high in- For Red Bank and er IUUM was 17 degrees. The low yesterday was IT. It terest rates. TEACHERS terproductive. Rumson bridge, add two was H at I a.m. aad the oversight lew was 47. Today's 6 Although many mortgage your students can learn more with The Register's hours; Sea Bright, deduct "I will of course remain a.m. lemperatwe was M. There was as rala la the U on call to the parties if I or agreements bar them, as- 10 minutes; Long Branch, bean eadtag at 6 a.sa. today. There ware I haattag degree sumptions are allowed in deduct 15 minutes, High- anyone else at the federal NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION PROGRAM days yesterday, M far the sssatt aad 47 far the aassaa Is mediation service can be of New Jersey only because the lands bridge, add 40 date. Last year's total la date was it. law does not mention them. minutes. any assistance," he said. The key issue he referred This bill would clearly legal- HILaPrtoat ize assumptions, making the Using the newspaper as a teaching-learning tool Albany tl 1) c«v Jersey Shore to has been a demand by AIBUQIM •1 44 clr some opera employees for as- no-assumption clauses In con- has many advantages lor both teacher and Amarillo •4 51 crjy tracts null and void. students, from kindergarten to high school. You ArKhoraga 41 M lOray Mostly sunny today. Highs around 60. Mostly clear signment to only four per- tlMillll » 4) .41 clr can custom-tailor the flexible Register News- -. and quite cool tonight. Lows in the upper SOs to low 40s. formances a week instead of Also in the Assembly are Atlanta clr paper In Education program to your own Allantc Ctv n clr Sunny tomorrow. Lows in the low to mid 60s. Precipita- the previous five. The Met bills to: Baltlmort SI crJ» classroom needs. Not only does the program clr tion probability 10 percent today and near zero percent rejected the demand as too -Allow bicycle riders to Birmlnghm S u Improve students' reading, writing, and arithmetic Bltmarck 14 « clr tonight. Winds north to northwest S to IS mph today. costly. choose for themselves wheth- Boiw clr skills, it prepares them to cope with Ilia's dally Onion n 4i Call Ocean water temperatures are In the mid to upper 60s. er to ride on'a roadway or on Brownivlla ItIl 4I7 Horvitz said he had met a nearby bicycle path. Cur- challenges, organize Ideas, and make decisions. Buffalo U SO can yesterday afternoon with rep- Charlstn SC M clr Coastal Forecast Charliln WV SO 4] 01 clr resentatives of the dancers Chavanna 71 10 clr Chicago SS 40 Manasquan to Cape Henlopen to 10 Miles Offshore: and chorus members, who Cinclnnall 71 n c«> are in different locals of the Nurses The package our program CMMlanrj 54, M clr Winds north to northwest & to IS knots today and ColumtMl 4s51s IaS 05 toy American Guild of Musical U54 5315 clr variable less than 10 knots tonight. Weather fair today offers includes the following: Dal Ft win 1 clr Artists, but that no progress Kathlt) Burrow* D«nv«r n so and tonight. Visibility S miles or more. Average wave Dal Molrttl u a tlr was made. His report on Sat- H IS Clr reject Dalroll heights 1 to 3 feet today. clr • The Register at half price, 10' per Ouiuin H » urday's meeting between the Program Coordinator Fairbanks 45 » Met and its musicians was copy, delivered to your school, as and a N»wJ»n»f Hartford M a 7s n North Jersey the same. cert/Wedfeacriar Honolulu •7 7 cdy contract many days as you wish. Houston tl 'I Clr Mostly surmy today. Highs around 60. Mostly clear The Met's season was to Indnaplli St » cdv ENGLEWOOD (AP) - • Special project cards, 100 of Jackinvlla 14 4» clr and quite cool tonight. Lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. have started Sept. 22, but was Junaau SS 44 II rn Sunny tomorrow. Lows in the low to mid 60s. Precipita- postponed when earlier labor Nurses at Englewood Hospi- them, prepared by teachers, Kani City II 44 cd» Lai Vaeal t» U clr tion probability 10 percent today and near xero percent discord threatened re- tal, In direct defiance of their FREE with purchase of a total of COME TO THE REGISTER Lima Rock u 41 clr tonight. Winds north to northwest 5 to IS mph today. union leaders' reemmenda- Lot AnoalM 75 a5 lw hearsals. Met officials can- 300 copies of The Register WED.. OCT. 8tk 4P.M. Loulivlllt tl IS clr celed the company's Septem- tion, have rejected a ten- Mampnu ts 41 clr (during the school year). Miami •4 71 Clr South Jersey ber-to-April season on Sept. tative contract settlement for noro Infornalloa MllwaufcM 47 13 cdy and were to continue pick- • Tour of The Register for your MOH SI P tl n clr 29 clr Mostly sunny today with highs in the low 60s Mostly Natlwlllt tl * eting outside the facility to- class. about the prograa. Nrw Orlaarn 71 M clr clear and quite cool tonight. Lows in the 30s. Mostly "We can't say much more day. Naw York U 50 cdv than we're not optimistic," and REFRESHMENTS Norfolk n SI clr sunny tomorrow. Highs in the mid 60s. Precipitation Nurses have been on Ok la City 7* 4t clr Met spokesman David Re- 71 44 clr probability 10 percent today and near tero percent to- strike at the hospital since Orlanoo H M aclr uben said in response to To students, the program seems like a game; clr night. Winds S to 10 mph today. Labor Day when they walked PhlladpMa U 50 Horvitz' statement. they learn as they become involved in activities. r»noani« 101 H clr of f the job to protest a break- Pltiwurgn 55 41 cdy Letters from children testify to their enjoyment In Call Kathy Burrowe Pilano, M< » 41 cdy I. Philip Sipser, chief ne- down in bargaining. Ptland. Ort 10 41 cdy South Jersey Extended participation. Why don't you Investigate the bene- clr gotiator (or the opera's or- Details of the contract, •mil City •0 41 fits of the Register's Newspaper In Education today at Ratio I* 41 clr Extended forecast lor Wednesday through Thursday chestra, said yesterday that and comments from either Richmond U so clr program for your classes? Sail Lak. KM clr Partly cloudy through the period. Temperatures he was willing to negotiate side were unavailable im- 542-4000 San Diooo 71 u cdy averaging near normal. Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. San Fran tl 55 cdy again "only if management mediately. Saattla C SI cdy Lows in toe upper 40s to mid SOs. of the opera indicates it is SILOoli H 17 cdv Representatives of the St p Tampa •4 S» clr willing to seriously negotiate 570-member Hospital Pro- SI Sta Maria 51 » cdy Eastern Pennsylvania n a clr the four-performance work fessionals and Allied Employ- Tutu 7t 41 clr Sumy and cool today with highs mainly In the SOs. week. ees of New Jersey had recom- Watfiinotti tt M cdy The Register mended their rank and file Mostly clear and chilly again tonight with lows in the 30s He said the orchestra DAILY *-^ SUNDAY to low 4us. Partly sunny and a little milder tomorrow would meet Friday to discuss ratify the proposed agree- with highs in the upper SOs to mid 60s. lurther steps, including ac- ment that was reached during ONE REGISTER PLAZA• SHREWSBURY tion to remove Bliss, a 21-hour, session on Friday. 4 The Dkaily Register SHREWSBURY.N.J MONDAY. OCTOBERS. 1980 Over anti-Semitic attacks llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllilllllllllllllllllllHIIIII Obituaries French police under heavy fire IHIIIIIIIIIINIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllllllllllltl PARIS (AP) — French police are agogue were killed instantly by the hour general strike so workers could SHREWSBURY - Funer Gentile and a passenger. coming under increasing fire for their powerful bomb A fourth person died take part. Edmund Walling, 84, al service have been ar- Gary Hemberger. also of Ev- failure to track down those responsible Sunday, and 10 of the 11 other persons The injured woman, 33-year-old ranged for Joseph J Charles, ergreen Terrace, were for a rash of anti-Semitic, attacks in injured are still hospitalized Carmelia Van Pusselen, was in serious 63. of 5 Gayle Court, New treated for cuts and released Paris, including a bombing outside a The bombing was the sixth anti-Se- condition Her husband said they were had owned restaurant Monmoulh. who died early from Monmouth Medical synagogue that killed four people mitic attack in Paris within a week and not Jews and had driven to Paris from Saturday morning when his Center, Long Branch OLD HKIIx.K - Kdmund He was a World War I Jewish organizations and various po- the first to cause casualties In the the Netherlands for a weekend holiday Army veteran, and was a car was in collision with an- According to Patrolman S Wjllinj; 84. or Rgkjtl 9. litical leaders called for the creation of earlier attacks, two synagogues, a Jew- to celebrate his birthday. Their car had member of the First Baptist other vehicle on Route 35 John Wilson, it took rescue dii-d Saturday in South \m a parliamentary committee to in- ish day care center, a Hebrew school Dutch license plates buy M
r - —• t l_• .... SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER 6.1980 Tte Dtuly Register 7 CoTintry-rock groups 'Battle of the Bands9 winner BBayr ROaTB4"fcDBt Vb^9*^REINALDl M * w^A • * . • judged the competiton using a numbered rating ensuing ovation was the lotdest and longest of in 1974, has already released an album, called RED BANK — One saw bumper (tickers and scale to evaulate the use and quality of vocal- the evening. Mid lead vocalist Billy Swaen 'We knew what T-shirts with the Michael Fitigerald logo vir "Heartbreak," on the JSR label ists, instrumentalists, showmanship, and au- What a tough act to follow," said Sue they wanted and that's just what we gave em tually everywhere, but a lesser-known country A spokesman said that the prize money dience response to the music The latter was the Barrett, spokesperson for the Michael Also faring well were the James West Band, rock bamd called Whisky copped first place and would be used to pay for a truck to transport deciding factor in last night's competition Fitzgerald Band, the next band scheduled to Starnder. and Fast Forward For most of the $1,000 in the "Battle of the Bands" competition band equipment; it has been using an old car Whiskey's rendition of Free Bird,' dedi- perform. After performing well, all original bands competing, the primary motive was ex- last night at the Monmouth Arts Center. The band also showed respect for the competi- cated to the late Ronnie Van Zant, evoked a material it may be added, Fitzgerald found that posure to the public and potential employers Sponsored by Jeffrey DalUm of North Shore tremendous ovation from the previously aloof tion, especially the Fitzgerald band, whom band the crowd had indeed yelled itself out This, at least, was Dalton s motive when he set Productions the concert was a success, drawing crowd The song, perhaps the best remembered members bad not seem before Fitzgerald's music was a mixture of rock, up the concert Dalton seemed pleased with the an audience of approximately 1,000 in the first of Lynyrd Skynyrd — a country-rock group blues, and some vestiges of folk, particularly show and intimated that there would be more Band members said the audience's electric effort of its kind in this area. This and any future shattered by a 1977 plane crash which took the evenings of this kind in the near future response throughout "Free Bird'' put the band concerts will serve as a showcase for promising lives of Van Zant and several other band mem- apparent in his accoustic guitar selections His area bands, specifically encouraging club manner and stage presence are professional, "over the top" in terms of performance bers — tells of a man at last spreading his The members of Whiskey expressed their owners, agents, and recording industry officials,, and despite his second-place finish, it is obvious wings, and perhaps had a specil meaning to last obvous satisfaction with the evening's proceed- Also appearing in the competition were, in to assess the young musicians. that he and his band are headed for successful night's crowd At the conclusion of the song, the ings alphabetical order, Arcuins, Concrete. Ray- Lastnight, three seasoned area musicians, traditional lighted matches flared throughout careers in contemporary music Fitzgerald who guns, Spector, and Toyz. It was the first pro- Jeff BWhers, Gary Dates, and Steve Cooper, the house, a further tribute to Van Zant The graduated from Red Bank Regional High School "We like communicating with an audience," fessional competition for any of these bands
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SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1980 • CLASSIFIED 17 Haynes9 return runs Jets into ground
By DAN ROSKNBAUM going on out there as Leahy tried to concentrate It wa.s pretty-much of J roasttl limn that on ihe job at hand point on The Jets added Five points on .i II NEW YORK - The one facet of the Jet game Leahy field goal and .i salc[\. for* ing < avanau^h Nothing like that has ever happened to me out oi ihe end MHK u lime ran i ' ftiai touched which had not let the team down this season let before." Leahy said But it was just another in a the team down yesterday off some fireworks as Don HasslvbcU'li series of gaffs that has brought the Jets face to Buttle, Mark Gaslinciu Cavanaugh and otters With Pat Leahy attempting a 48-yard field goa' face with the cruel reality of 0-5, a reality which engaged in hot sofnendy nmih.it Thai comet which would have given the Jets a 9-7 lead over now claims running back Hark Gaines. out for the with the frustration bl M The kind Hu hard Wdd the F'atriots late in the second period, linebacker season with a broken bone in his lower left leg feels right now Steve Nelson stormed in and snuffed the kick The The game started out like most of the others "You guys ithe writersi K<•« p> talking about ball was picked up by linebacker John Zamberlin. have with the opposition scoring first and fast the coaching mlilakei.' he said Hie coaches who promptly lateralled the ball to cornerback Patriot quarterback Steve Grogan took his team don't miss blinks, miss tacklea MIMW lolercep Mike Haynes He then sped 65 yards down the Til yards in 14 plays to take a 7-0 lead The Jets turns You tell me what's wrong with ">'' tr.un right sideline for a touchdown and a 14-6 lead at came right back, a rediscovered rushing game We're still trying lo Figure il nut the half accounting for most of the yardage Todd. who The Jets went on to lose 21 -11, the first time in completed 22 of 36 for 2Sj yars on the day, capped The Jets will gel another *hol al a > irtory next their history they've lost the first five games of a 75 yard drive with a 16 yard scoring pass to Sunday when they travel down to Atlanta lo plaj the year But it was the botch up of the field goal the improving Falcon!, who destroyed previously attempt that got Coach Walt Michaels upset undefeated Detroit yesterday At 1 in- control! will That set the stage for Ryan's fumbling of the again be Todd. ,i damaged Todd mm the "There was no excuse for it. " he said angrily snap on the ensuing extra point and his ensuing possessor ui a pufiiif up right knee i" go along It was a missed assignment." departure from the game with a broken left little loe, a bruited righl little "The snap was good," said rookie Guy The Jet defense stiffened in the second quarter toe. assorted bruises, anil a batterednpirli Bingham. who happened to have done the snap- and. were it not for the Hayne^blocked punt "You know something he laid Right now ping "Somebody missed something on the line ' return, the Jets might have g»i* to the locker What was missing was a good portion of the 1 think you'd have tu love this gamp to play it No room ahead instead of in their accustomed posi- money is worth this kind ul ptiyural abuse regular field goal unit Pat Ryan, who ordinarily tion handles the holding chores, injured a shoulder NOTES — Some comments following yester- when he was tackled trying to gel a pass off Matt Cavanaugh replaced Grogan in the sec- day's game following a fumbled extra point attempt Chuck ond half and he looked even better than Grogan, • Todd on the faps 11 they don't like me. Ramsey, the punter, replaced him Center Joe the number one rated passer in the league coming then I don't like them Fields broke a finger during the course of the into the game He completed nine of 16 passes for • "Players are pressing," said Michael!. 1 THE THINKER — New York Jel quarterback Richard Todd and Dan Alexander, game Bingham replaced him Guard Dan Alex- 155 yards and one TD, a 37 yard strike to a wide don't know why " left, and Kevin Long, right, reflect the fourth quarter situation. The Jets went down ander was also new to this kind of thing. So it open Harold Jackson in the third quarter to give • Hasselbeck on the fiphl "II was a spur of to their fifth straight defeat of the season, losing to the Patriots, 21-11. . wasn't surprising that there was a lot of confusion Hie Puts a 21-6 lead, ' the moment thing." Cey delivers Dodgers force Astros into one-game playoff LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ron Cey clubbed, a three-run home run with two out in the 10th shoulder two-run homer in the eighth inning to lift the Los inning lo lift the Montreal Expos to a victory The Pirates took a 1-0 lead in the fourth Angeles Dodgers to a 4-3 victory over the Hous- over [he National League East champion Phila- inning Vance Law tripled and scored on a single ton Astros yesterday and force • a one-game delphia Phillies as the two clubs completed their by Bill Robinson playoff for the National League West Division regular seasons. Chicago first baseman Bill Buckner, who title. Chris Speier started the rally by beating out began the day leading the league with a .326 The clubs, which wound up tied for the an infield single against loser Warren Brusstar, average, went O-for-4 and dropped to 324 regular-season lead with records of 92-70, will 2-2 Pinch-hitter Willie Montanez singled him to Cardinal! 1, Met! Z play here Monday to decide the division title third before White unloaded on a 0-1 pitch. ST LOUIS - Pinch-runner Ty Waller scored ' I The winner goes to Philadelphia to begin the NL The blow made a winner of reliever Charlie on a wild pitch by Pete Falcone in the sixth championship series Tuesday night Lea. 7-5. who li'm led the final two innings and inning to break a 2-2 tie and give the St. Louis The Dodgers, facing elimination for the third allowed two runs in the top of the 10th. Cardinals a victory over the New York Mets successive day, trailed 3-2 entering the eighth Philadelphia had taken a 7-5 lead in the top of Ken Reitz singled, Steve Swisher doubled t Steve (iarvey led off by roaching base on an the 10th Montreal shortstop Jerry Manuel's and Keith Smith was walked intentionally to error by- third baseman Enos Cabell. Cey fol- two-base throwing error allowed Ozzie Virgil to load the bases in the sixth. Waller scored when lowed with his homer, No. 28, into the left-center score one run, and the Phils added another run the pitch by Falcone, 7-10, eluded catcher Alex field pavilion on a 3-2 pitch from Frank LaCorte. on John Vukovich's single. Trevino. LaCorte, 8-5, was the fourth Houston pitcher. Pirated, CubiO Cards left-hander John Martin, 2-3, scattered Rookie Steve Howe, 7-9, who entered the game PITTSBURGH - Don Robinson pitched a seven hits, striking out six and walking one. in the top of the- eighth, was the winner, but it four-hitter to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a An RBI single by Hubie Brooks gave the took Don Sutton to get the final out. victory over the Chicago Cubs in their season Mets a 1-0 lead in the fourth. Reitz singled in a Howe gave up singles in the ninth to pinch- finale. run in the Cards fourth, and Tom Herr gave St. hitter Gary Woods and Enos Cabell, bringing on The Pirates finished third in the NL East for Louis a 2-1 lead with an RBI single in the fifth. Sutton, who made his first relief appearance of the first time since 1973 They were first or New York tied it 2-2 on a run-scoring single AP PlKM . the season and earned his first save by getting second every other season since 1970. by Dan Norman in the sixth. , pinch-hitter Denny Walling to ground out to end THE CEY WAV — Ron Cev of the Los Angeles Dodgers (10) is congratulated Doug Capilla, 2-8, was the losing pitcher for Reitz wound up the season with onty eight bv teammates Pedro Guerrero and Steve Garvev after slapping, a two-run the game. the Cubs, who finished with a 64-98 record, worst errors, setting a National League record for fewest errors by a third baseman appearing in homer In the eighth Inning versus the Houston Astros. The Dodger win Expoi 8, PMlliei 7 in the NL Robinson. 7-10, started in place of Jim forced a tiebreaker game today. MONTREAL - Jerry White slammed a Bibby. 19-6. who was sidelined with a sore 150 or more games.
** . -. •< Lollar impressive White helps Dallas in Yankee victory whip Giants, 24-3 IRVING, Texas (AP) - The New York pass liill leaped high to oulmaneuver a NEW YORK (AP) - Rookie Tim Lollar, McGregor, who has lost eight, was backed Giants fumbled away the opening kickoff (iiant defender nn the 46-yarder making his first major league start, allowed by an ll'-hit attack that included Dan yesterday and ihe Dallas Cowboys proceeded The Cowboys scored with only 16 seconds two hits in six innings and Eric Soderholm Graham's 15th home run and a two-run to whip their favorite National Football in the half for a 17-0 lead on a masterful 86- slammed a two-run homer, as the American double by Al Bumbry League patsy like they usually do 24-3 yard drive, climaxed when While found wide League East division champion New York Len Barker, also seeking his 20th victory, Quarterback Danny White threw two receiver Butch Johnson behind two Giant Yankees ended the regular season yesterday was lifted after the Orioles loaded the bases touchdown passes and defensive tackle John defenders on a 29-yard scoring pass with a 2-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers. in the sixth and a run scored on second Dutton provided the 59.125 fans with their Dallas scored in the lust period (in Hafael The Yankees, who start the AL playoffs in baseman Jerry Dybzinski's fielding error biggest thrill by returning an interception 38 Septien's 38-yard field goal after Septien re- Kansas City on Wednesday, finished with a Bumbry greeted Sid Monge with his yards for a touchdown covered a fumble on the opening kickoff. 103-59 record by winning 17 of their last 24 double and pinch-hitter Gary Roenicke fol- The victory kept Dallas tied with Phila- Giant placekicker Joe Danelo Finally got games. lowed with a sacrifice fly All the runs were delphia atop the National Conference New York on the Scoreboard in the fourth Reggie Jackson opened the New York charged to Barker, who suffered his 12th loss Eastern Division standings with 4-1 records quarter with a 51-yard field goal. Me missed second with a triple off loser Dan Schatzeder. Royal! 4, Twlni t "Our defense played better than it has all two earlier in the game 11-13. that made him a .300 hitter for the first KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Paul Splittorff and year," said Dallas Coach Tom Landry "It With slightly more than two minutes left time in his 15-year professional career I Rich Gale combined on a one-hitter, and Hal was obvious that we just weren't concentrat- in the game. Brunner w;is hit by Kd "Too Soderholm followed with his 1 lth home run McRae's three-run home run was one of only ing on offense. You can't play this game Tall" Jones as he. tried to throw and Dutton The Tigers scored without a hit in the two hits yielded by Minnesota's Darrell Jack- unless you concentrate. We took New York found the ball in his lap. He rumbled 38 yards fourth inning. John Wockenfuss drew a lead- son in five innings as Kansas City closed out very lightly " untouched for his first NKL touchdown off walk, moved to third on a balk and a the regular season with a victory over the Landry said, "We kept trying to go deep White completed 22 of S3 passes for 266 grounder and came home on Al Cowens' Twins. on them and hit two of them. But we really yards sacrifice fly. Splittorff, whose availability for the didn't get going. We can't afford to keep The game began iiisastrousl> for the The only Detroit hits off Lollar, 1-0, were American League playoffs next week had playing like this on offense.'' Giants when Alvin Garret) fumbled the open- Alan Trammell's bunt in the third inning and been in question because of a sore back, gave It was Dallas' 12 consecutive victory over ing kickoff and Septien recovered at the New a single to center by Wockenfuss in the sixth. up only a first-inning single to John Castino the Giants and 27th in 38 games against them. York 24. New York held and Seplien kicked a Doug Bird finished up. He was relieved by Gale starting the sixth. "We're just not with it yet, that's the sad 38-yard field goal thing about it," White said "I really don't The crowd of 35,879 enabled the Yankees Kansas City's George Brett did not play, The Giants threatened on their second feel like I had a very good game we've got to set an American League attendance re- leaving his average at .390, highest in the possession when Simms completed a 43-yard to be glad we were playing who we were cord of 2.827,417. The 1948 Cleveland Indians major leagues since Ted Williams hit .406 in pass to newly activated Hilly Taylor at the playing " held the old mark of 2.620.627. 1941 Dallas 23. The Cowboys held at the 16 and Orioles T, tediau 1 Willie Wilson, who on Saturday night be- Dallas held the Giants to only two first Danelo hooked a 33-yard field goal try left of BALTIMORE - Scott McGregor notched came the second switch-hitter in major- downs in the first half and quarterback Phil the uprights his 20th victory on his fourth try, the 22nd league history to get 100 hits right-handed Simms departed the scene in favor of rookie White began to probe the weak Giant Baltimore pitcher to reach that plateau in 13 and 100 left-handed, singled in the fifth inning Sqptt Brunner midway of the third quarter secondary iathe second period The Cowboys years, and hurled the Orioles to a decision for his 230th hit. He tied Pete Ro»e for the with only four first downs on the board. most hits ever by a switch-hitter in a season. drove to the Giant 10 yard line impasses of 21 over the Cleveland Indians. APPM> Simms finished the day with only 4 com- yards to Hill, and completions of 13 and 10 It wai the 100th triumph for the Orioles, McRae hit a 2-1 pitch off Jackson, 9-9, in pletions in 15 attepts for 87 yards and one LOOK MA, NO HANDSI — New York Giants safety Bud yards to Preston Pearson However, Septien the defending American League champions the third inning for his 14th home run of the interception. Hebert (26) falls over Dallas Cowboy tight end Billy Joe suffered his first field-goal rniss of the year who finished three games behind the New season and third in three games. Manny • White, the leading passer in the con- Dupree in an effort to intercept a Danny White pass. from 27 yards when the ball hit the upright York Yaakees in the AL East. They posted a Castillo reached on a throwing error by Lynn ference, made a connection with his favorite Faedo and Ul. Washington walked ahead of Offensive Interference was called, but the Giants re- and fell away. 28-12 record alter Aug. 27, but lost 2* games receiver, Tony Hill, on the first touchdown McRae. fused the penalty. in the standing. v 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N.J , MONDAY OCTOBERS, i960 Falcons blow past Lions; Jaworski powers Eagles ATLANTA (APi - Rookie Buddy Curry and the second period Cardlaali 44, SalaU 7 Joel Williams returned fumbles for touchdowns The 6-foot-8 Carmichael has now stretched his NEW ORLEANS — Ottis Anderson rushed for and Frank Reed returned a blocked punt 16 yard) NFL record of consecutive games with a pass 126 yards and Wayne Morris bulled for three for another as the Atlanta Falcons knocked the reception to 117 He ranks 18th among the touchdowns as the St Louis Cardinals rolled to a Detroit Lions from the unbeaten ranks with a league's all-time pass receivers, moving past victory over the New Orleans Saints 43-28 National Football League victory yesterday Mike Dilka and Paul Warfield on Sunday with 431 It was the second consecutive NFL victory for The defensive thunderbolts helped Atlanta career catches the Cardinals, now 2-3 for the season, and the fifth build a 36-6 lead after three quarters as the , Montgomery, who has had two, four-touch- straight loss for New Orleans Falcons had to survive a fourth quarter rally that down games against Washington played with a The Cardinals put New Orleans away early, saw Gary Danielson hurl three touchdown passes marching 87 yards in 14 plays on thier first bruised hip, picking up 41 yards on 14 carries, 1 for the Lions including a 3-yard touchdown run in the third possession, using 8 ? minutes on the drive. Morns Atlanta. 3-2. also got a safety when Williams period capped that with a 2-yard dive for the touchdown sacked Danielson in the end zone and the Lions Washington, now 1-4, is off to its worst start retaliated with a fourth quarter safety of their since 1965 when the club opened 0-5 Because of Seakawks M, Oilers 7 own. nailing tiny Reggie Smith in the end zone on injuries, the Skins have yet to field the same 11 HOUSTON - Seattle quarterback Jim Zorn a kickoff return players on offense this season riddled Houston's defense with two touchdown The setback left the Lions with a 4-1 record, Rams «, Uers 2* shots to Sam McCullum and the Seahawk defense removing the final National Conference team ANAHEIM, Calif - Vince Ferragamo, pass- intercepted five Ken Stabler passes enroute to from the unbeaten ranks Atlanta handed San ing with pinpoint accuracy, threw for 304 yards their second straight victory over the Houston Francisco its first defeat a week ago. and four touchdowns to lead the Los Angeles Oilers The Falcon defense dominated play until the Rams to a victory over the San Francisco 49ers Zorn led an early second-quarter scoring blitz final quarter, holding rookie Billy Sims of Oklaho- Ferragamo completed 20 of 27 passes, includ- in which the Seahawks gathered 17 points in three ma, the league's leading rusher, to only 21 yards ing 11 in a row in the second half. He threw minutes and 16 seconds, on touchdown passes ot on 14 carries touchdown passes of 35 and 8 yards to wide 22 and 24 yards to McCullum and a 33-yard field Curry's fumble return covered 30 yards and receiver Willie Miller, a 20-yarder to running goal by Efren Herrera, who kicked four three- Williams raced 42 with his after Al Richardson back Cullen Bryant and an 8-yarder to running pointers in the game forced the fumble on a 13-yard sack of Danielson, back Elvis Peacock one of five times he was nailed during the game. The victory gave Los Angeles a 3-2 record and Packers 14, Bengals I Eagles 14, RcdaJdas 14 moved the Rams into a three-way tie for the GREEN BAY, Wis - Lynn Dickey passed for PHILADELPHIA - Quarterback Ron National Football Conference West Dwvision lead 203 yards, including touchdown strikes of 15 yards Jaworski threw two touchdown passes and hob- with San Francisco and Atlanta. The triumph was to James Lofton and eight to Steve Atkins, leading bled halfback Wilbert Montgomery sliced in for the Rams' third straight after season-opening the Green Bay Packers to a victory over the another as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the losses to Detroit and Tampa Bay. 'Cincinnati Bengals Washington Hedskins. Ferragamo's spectacular outing over- Dickey completed 18 of 26 passes, eight of For the fifth consecutive week, the Eagles, shadowed a good performance by backup 49er them to Lofton for 114 yards, while safety Johnnie now 4-1. piled up more than 300 yards on offense quarterback Joe Montana, who replaced starter Gray sparked the Packers' defense with an in- and for the fourth time this season they held an Steve DeBerg in the second quarter Montana terception and a pair of pass deflections, one of opponent to under 100 yards rushing as the Skins completed 21 of 33 for 253 yards and fired a pair of which saved a touchdown SKINNED — Philadelphia Eagles halfback Louie Giammona (33) is whacked by picked up only 97 yards on the ground. touchdown throws. The Packers, 2-3, broke a three-game losing Pete Wysocki- (60) and Coy Bacon (79) of the Washington Redskins and is loosened Eagles wide receiver Harold Carmichael Los Angeles took control of the game with 17 streak after the club's board of directors had from the ball. Washington's Diron Talbert was able to recover the ball and halt an hauled in four passes for 63 yards, including a 6- points in each of the first two quarters for a 34-14 voted Coach Bart Starr a vote of confidence Eagledrive yard touchdown pass from Jaworski at the end of advantage at the intermission. earlier Sunday The Bengals dropped to 1-4. Bills upset Chargers; Steelers step by Vikes
SAN DIBOO i APi - Rookie running back Joe Bradshaw also ran 2 yards for a touchdown "It was absurd," said Sipe. "I should have < 11hlis sprinted 3 yards for the winning touchdown late in the third quarter, when the Steelers eaten the ball and taken the three points." with 7 28 remaining yesterday as the unbeaten seemed to have complete control of the game The play came with less than a minute left in Buffalo Bills came from behind to upset the San Earlier, Franco Harris had scored on a 4-yard the first half and the Browns on top 10-6 and Dlfgo Chargers 26-24 in a National Football touchdown run It was the 74th career touchdown threatening at the Denver 1-yard line. League game. for Harris, tying him for third on the IMFL's all- On third down, Sipe rolled to his left on a pass- The Bills, who are now 5-0. rallied from a 24-12 time list with Leroy Kelly of the Cleveland run option play but foundhimself strung out by deficit in handing the mistake-prone Chargers Browns. •' the Broncos' defense. He weakly tried to pass to their first setback after four wins in 1980 Chlefi 31, Raiders 17 tight end Ozzie Newsome, and Gradishar knocked (ribbs touchdown was set up by linebacker OAKLAND — Kansas City linebackers Gary the pass down. Jjm Haslett s interception of a Dan Fouts pass. Spani and Whitney Paul scored the first touch- Fate took command at that moment, as the Alict Hasletts 17-yard return, the Bills needed downs of their National Football League careers ball bounced off the tumbling Jackson back Into live (Slays to drive 21 yards for the winning score on fumble returns and the Chiefs pasted their first Gradishar's hands. He rolled down the sideline for Buffalo had closed to within five points on a 9- victory of the season, building a huge lead and a 93-yard touchdown. \.ini touchdown pass from quarterback Joe hanging on to beat the Oakland Raiders. "It was just as we planned it," said Jackson, Ferguson to tight end Mark Brammer with 10:43 The Raiders, 2-3, trailed 31-0 late in the first who held the club record for the longest previous to play The TD, which came on a fourth-and- half and had lost starting quarterback Dan interception return at 73 yards. "I told Randy Ihrce play, capped a 16-yard drive after San Diego Pastorini, who left the game midway in the he'd block a pass, it would hit me, he'd pick it off punter Kick Partridge was tackled while attempt- opening period with a serious leg injury. But they me and run for a touchdown.'' ing to run following a high snap from center made a game comeback attempt, holding Kansas "It popped in the air, and there it was," said Buffalo ti«>k a 3-0 lead after less than five City to just one first down in the second half. Gradishar, "The rib wasn't hurting me a lot at minutes nf play on a 48-yard field goal by Nick Pastorini fumbled when sacked by defensive the time, but I sure was tired." Mike-Mayer The Chargers got on the Scoreboard end Dave Lindstrom early in the first quarter and Lite in the first period on a 4-yard scoring pass Spani ran 16 yards with the loose ball for the Coin M, Dolphin 17 Irom Pouts to tight end Kellen Winslow. game's first touchdown. Two minutes later, MIAMI - Baltimore quarterback Bert Jones San Diego made it 14-3 when Fouts fired a 5- Pastorini was tackled after releasing a pass and shredded a young, inexperienced Miami secon- yard senrng throw to wide receiver John Jef- suffered a cracked bone in his right leg and also dary, completing 18 of 26 passes for 282 yards and lerson on the first plav of the second quarter knee damage. three touchdowns to lead the Colts to a victory Steelers 21, Vlklngi 17 The Chiefs, beaten 27-14 by Oakland in their over the Dolphins. BLOOM1NGTON, Minn - Terry Bradshaw season opener, took a 31-0 lead with 39 seconds Jones, who added a fourth quarter S-yard passed lor one touchdown and ran.for another and left in the first half. Paul stripped the ball from touchdown run, outdueled fellow veteran Bob Pittsburgh intercepted five passes as the Steelers Oakland tight end Dave Casper and ran 32 yards Griese as the Colts moved into a third-place tie held off Minnesota for his touchdown. with the Dolphins in the AFC East with 3-2 Mike Wagner. Donnie Shell, Jack Ham each Broncoi It, Browat II records, behind Buffalo and New England. Griese picked off passes as the Steelers rolled to a 23-3 CLEVELAND - The play was described by hit 21 of 37 passes for 272 yards and became the tead before Minnesota battled back with two Cleveland "Browns quarterback Brian Sipe as 14th NFL quarterback to top 25,000 passing yards fourth quarter touchdowns. "absurd." But Denver linebacker Tom Jackson for his career. The victory left Pittsburgh with a 4-1 record said it worked precisely as diagrammed. Jones, who always has enjoyed success while Minnesota slipped to 2-3. The result was a 93-yard interception return against the Dolphins but had missed all four Bradshaw connected with Calvin Sweeney on a by Broncos' linebacker Randy Gradishar that games of the series because of injuries the last 21 yard scoring pass midway through the first keyed Denver's victory over the Browns. two seasons rifled scoring passes of 25 and 8 yards quarter, but Matt Bahr's conversion attempt Gradishar made the play despite a painful rib that to Roger Carr and 1-yard to rookie running back FINGERTIPS — San Diego Chargers split end John Jefferson leaps high in the air to failed, had popped out of place early in (he game. Curtis Dickey. snare a pass from quarterback Dan Fouts In the first quarter against the Buffalo Bills yesterday. The Bills went on to upset the Chargers In a battle of unbeatens. Sullivan's birdie Geraltowski tops clinches Southern Miller, who along with Eichelberger in Prupac race COLUMBUS. Ga (AP) - Young Mike Sullivan lolled in an amazing 60-foot birdie earned $17,600 for second, put the pressure on putt on the 14th hole yesterday to knock the Sullivan with four birds over the front nine HOLMDEL — Any runners who showed Bill Cunnion (drums), Rob Marriner (bass), steam out ol a surging Johnny Miller to gain but could never get closer than one shot. up at the Prudential Property and Casualty Russ Mell (piano), Margaret Donahue (vo- his first lour triumph with a 69 and 11-under The 33-year-old Miller is winding up a Insurance Company offices yesterday were cals). Pat Simon (vocals), Joe Capik par 269 total in the $200,000 Southern Open successful season, earning more than 'insured' of a good time. (guitar). Judy Yee (guitar) and Lenny Golf Tournament $126,000 after suffering through a four-year Mike Geraltowksi of Sayreville had one of Klinker (saxophone). slump after capturing 17 tournaments and Sullivan finished five shots In front of the best times of all which may be the reason more than $1 million from 1971 to 1976. Miller and Dave Eichelberger, which was the why he won the 10-kilometer run for the same margin he had entering the final day of Eichelberger shot a 67. including a birdie OVERALL — I. Mik* G*ralto»»l United Way sponsored by Prudential. 30:52; I David Billings 31 27; 3 Jim play. on the 18th hole, to gain a share of the second S*utl*rl 31 44 Geraltowksi bested a field of 290 in the 14 AND UNDER — 1 Tony D*lo Miller, however, had crept to within one ' spot with Miller. Santos 40 II shot of the lead after a birdie on the ninth Tied for fourth were George Burns and 6.2-mile race that was considered by many till —1 Gary Pile 37 so 10 71- I Bill Strain 32 30 hole. Hale Irwin at 275 six strokes behind Sullivan, entrants as one of the best run events of the 30-39—1 Tim MtLoon* 33:41 year. Geraltowksi's winning time was 30:52 40-44 — 1 G*orB* K*lly 35: JS Sullivan. 25. held a two-shot lead when he who had a second-place finish earlier in the 50-59—1 Bob Thurslon39:33 dropped in the long putt that wrapped up the year and has had seven top-IO finishes. Bums David Billings of Ocean Grove placed second 40 AND OVER — I Dr G*or» title on the par 3. 210-yard 14th hole, and had a 68 and Irwin a 69. in 31 27 and Jim Seuffert of Shrewsbury took Sh**han34 51 third in 31:46. OVERALL — I AMCC Glover 40 04. Miller, who had a 69 Sunday for a 274. three- Defending champion Ed Fiori shot a 70 for 2. Ev* Heenschk* 41:15. 3. J*n*t Fran putted the hole for a bogey. He followed 280. the same as Arnold Palmer, woo had a Alice Glover of Locust was the top female CO 42:14 14 AND UNDER — I Kerry O'N*II bogeys on the next two holes to knock himself 72. finisher with a time of 40:04 Eve Haenschke 47 !4 out of contention. COLUMBUS. Ga (AP) - Final «"" I ol th* 1200.000 of Colts Neck was second in 41:15 and Janet 15 19-1 Su*Fumc*lli4l 73 arm. »,7*t yard 20 29 — 1 J*«*t Bartlitt 43 44 South*™ Own Golf Tournament ov*r th* Franco of Hicksville. N.Y grabbed third in The triumph was worth $36,000 to Sul- Gr**n Island Country CluO 30 31- I Donna Canty 44 31 Mike Sullivan. UI.0QQ 42:14 40-44— I. Dor**nGrltfln44.31 livan, whose victory was his first after four Dave Elchelbror, 117.400 »1< 50-11-1 Juanlta Goldman 55 21 years on the tour and raised his earnings for Johnny Miller. II7.MO •••7I-4M*— 274 The top spot in the three-kilometer race 40 AND OVER — I Ilia GouOau G«org« Burnt. M.MO 51 the year tof 130.159. his best by far. Hill Irxln. lt.m) MntMTin was taken by Dan Kiely of Ocean prove In PnmtFliliaiii wivnt Levl, tt.150 49-49-7J-47—111 10:09. Kevin Hill of Holmdel placid second Sullivan, who had earned only 191,000 dur- Bill Kraiifrt. $4,150 7J-47-«»-*9— VI OVERALL — 1. Olck Hill 31 14, 2. Rih MaiMngali. I*.100 4444-41II — 271 and Kevin Sackvilli of Burlington Was third. Thomai Hall 3114; 1. Mlk* Whalan ing his career before this season, never lost Jo. Inman, 45.200 70.11-71-47—271 40 II the lead after firing a 63 during the second Gary HallOarg. 15.200 6*44 74 4*— 271 a The top female was Tami Rossi of Mid- Gtoro* Cadi*. 15.200 M-7I 70-41— 271 COT ITI — Mike Geraltowski of Savrevllle reaches for dletown (14:12). She was followeff by Yolan- OVERALI— I. Jan*l Franco 41 14, round over the hilly, par 70, 6.791-yard Green Jtrr y Pal*. M.MO 47-7I-47-74—171 2 Donna Cartv 44:31; 3.'Kerry-O'Nall 4M1IS4«-2<0 John Schro*d*f. 13.07* 10 the winners card as he crosses the line first In the 10- da Rodriguez of Old Bridge [and Terry H Island Country Club course. Will* R*ld. 13.01*. 10 7071 7O-49-2« " Lyn Colt. W.021 OT 71417144—2«0 kilometer run for the United Way that was sponsored by Dasilna of Toms River. Sunday, the burly, 6-foot-2, 210-pounder BraO Bryant. »,!»« MM the Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance Com- Sidewinder, a band from MataWan. made OVERALL — |. O«n Ki.lv 10:09; 1. showed he could handle the pressure by fol- MI»» Mtcuiion. $3.07101 4*7! -711*—»0 KtvlnHII1.3 Kevin Sack vtIII 7IM«. 72-70—HO pany in Holmdel yesterday. Geraltowksi won the 6.2- the afternoon even more enjoyabir-with a lowing each of his three bogeys with a birdie EdFlwl, U.029.O9 , OVERALL — 1. T»mi Ronl 14 12; 2. Grl*r Jon*). 11.02* 0* 73-41-47-7I-2*) mile race In a time of 30:52. few hours of free music. Band membejrs are' oltnU RodrigiMi: i Tarry DaiHva before his amazing putt on the 1.4th. frnold Palmer. 13.07* 04 ta-M-ra-n-ao !i*,-OCTaBEiiiL_iaes_Jlie Daily ffeflkter 11 Birds scarce as hunting season opens Some grouse but very few woodcock were Branch a 4'z-pounder Barry Kenner of Old exhibition shoot on Oct 26 at the park records set by Mepps fishermen, reports T reported taken as the hunting season for both Bridge caught a five-pound striper and Steve Record Flih Takes l.ayton Shep Shepherd, public relations birds opened in the northern zone on Satur- Granit of Oakhursl a pair of 5'< pounders Two Pennsylvania anglers have their man Shepherd said eight world records, in- day The rain of Friday night improved con- Jeff Owens of Long Branch caught a four- names in the record books with fish taken oi cluding while bass. sun(ish, rock bass, gray- ditions but woodcock were simply scarce in HENRY pound weakfish Mepps spinners Gerald Knderle, Sr of Tioga ling, whilefish. and tiger trout have been held the north Jersey covers. Pete Carloni of Long Branch caught a six caught a 33'2-pound northern pike on a size 3 or are still current Mepps records Al Scaramelli and son of Rutherford, pound striper on Saturday and a five-pound Aglia spinner and Don Shade of Waynesboro Deer Processon Warned hunting in Sussex County; reported moving bluefish yesterday Gary Budra of Long caught a five-pound, ll'z-ounce brook trout The Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife nine woodcock but killed only one and a SCHAEFER Branch caught a 4'a-pound striper on Satur- on a Aglia Long Mino spinner The previous has warned deer processors that they should single grouse Joseph Latoracca of Montclair day record Pennsylvania pike was 29 pounds and not accept any deer unless it has the official und Frank Gioscia of Rutherford each got a John Hamet of Clinton weighed stripers of 12 ounces and was'caught last year The posse sum tag attached grouse hunting in Jhe Berkshire Wildlife six and 10 pounds at the" Tackle Box. Hazlet previous record brook trout was only a half Last year state conservation officers spot Management Area ana flushed a single wood- He got the fish at North Beach Joe Mulkenn ounce lighter and wSt> caught in Centre Creek checked a number of vendors and found sev- cock twice but couldn't get a shot at it of Cliffwood got an eight-pound striper at in 1977 eral deer that were not properly tagged In Duck huoters working along the streams South Beach and reported losing two others Knderle was casting his spinner in four most instances the officers issued sum- and ponds of north Jersey did better than the bluefish of 19'< and 17'i pounds He fished Shooting Match Scheduled feet of water al Kinzua Lake when the monses lo the processors and hunters for woodcock and grouse hunters. Wood ducks with Ron Sickler who got three big bluefish Robertsville Archers will compete monster hit It took about 10 minutes to land unlagged deer, resulting in substantial penal- arid teal were reported Uken Arthur Germanion of Ridgewood weighed against the South River Pistol Club at the The fish was 4f>J 1 inches long and 18' 2 inches ties for both I hunted one area in Monmouth County a 249-pound striped bass at Julian's Bait and tatter's range on William Street, South in girth Thomas Mulvey. division's law enforce- with Diane, now a year and a half old. She Tackle Shop in Atlantic Highlands. He re- River, Sunday The shoot will be at 25 yards The record brook trout was caught in ment chief, said that conservation officers worked industriously, but found nothing. I did ported taking the fish between the Ambrose according to Joe Summit, vice president of Waynesboro Impoundry It was 25'j inches will be checking processors as well as hear a few shots and Sandy Hook channels the archery club long hunters to assure compliance with the deer Mark Anthony of East Rutherford Bob Buteau of Long Branch weighed an The archery club has an outdoor range at Shade said 'Catching a state record fish tagging regulations weighed a 32-pound. 14-ounce striped bass at 18-pound striper at Steven's Bait and Tackle Knglishtown and and an indoor range at 52 in this part of the slate is quite an ac- Bow hunlers are allowed a second deer Uiglio'l Bait and Tackle Shop in Sea Bright Shop in West Enfl Bill Bergeron of Ocean Broad Street, Keyport In Sunday's shoot the complishment, as the streams are fished during the season A second deer tag will be yesterday morning. He caught the fish in the Township caught stripers of 16 and 3'J archers will use bows and the South River very, very hard 1 have now convinced my issued to a successful hunter upon reporting surf. Lou Fornicola of Long Branch caught a pounds club will use pistols friends and fishing buddies that Mepps are his first legally killed deer at a check station it's pound weakfish on worms Fishing from Mark Grimaldi of Long Branch caught a The archers will have an all day shoot at really the best " The second lag is not valid on the day issued, J boat. Mike Rich of Monmouth Beach caught 24-pound striper and George Rushing of Long Thompson Park on Oct 18 and will have an These new records make a total of 51 state but for the following day or days gh SportsSche u
TODAY _J H»Cll«f Branchers remain unbeaten; "!Malt ^^ Ison l !! • *.. Holrndpl
The world of fun and most tense, he delivered. simple wooden stool and There can never be anoth- and $20 million gates. Mantle, garnet, in an abnormal re- "Mr. Opportunity." "Mr. looked out through puffed er like him - fighter, Personalities of the All Golf hat had its Arnold verse gear, shifted smoothly Clutch." "Mr. Dramatic." eyes at the dated, dis- preacher, charmer, cornpone and Reggie Jackson ilk don't Palmer, track and field its over the weekend from "Mr. "Mr. October." illusioned crowd, he could philosopher, magician, confi- emerge often. In the lifetime Jessie Owens, tennis its Bill December" to "Mr. Octo- The drama occurred less have nurtured one bit of satis- dant of the great and near- of most of us, heavyweight Tilden and BJorn Borg, the ber." WILL than 48 hours after the fatlon, some consolation if no great, possessor of perhaps boxing has had three of such women their Babe The refrain went on. The phenomenal All, who had comfort. the greatest recognition fac- stature and magnetism — Didrickson, all with a partlc- tune was the same, only the whipped himself and his ring If he had not been there, tor in the world. Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis and ular eitra dimension. lyrics were different. f&j GRIMSLEY fateful into a frothy state of there would have been no $6 Now heavyweight boxing Muhammad Ali. Achievement isn't the The cries of ''All! All! superconfldence, found million live gate, the biggest can revert to its former mun- In baseball, Jackson, who barometer. The recordbooks AH!" faded into the distance himself instead sitting ever; no cable TV stretching dane normality. Holmes is this year hit .300 for the first aren't the crowning glory. morosely in his corner. to the farthest reaches of the — requium for a vanishing the best if the current lot, but time in his career and is less It's an Intangible. It's abil- Beaten and battered over globe, even Into the Soviet heavyweight — only to be re- by his own admission, no than an ordinary fielder, is ity coated with a flair for the 10 rounds by a younger, Union and Mainland China; placed by a chorus rising glamour champ spoken of with the same rev- dramatic and electrically- from Yankee Stadium: It was predictable, then, that put the Yankees a couple stronger Larry Holmes, he no bonanzas for the fat cat erent tones once used for charged charisma. "Reggie! Reggie! Reggie!" as the Yankees moved of steps from another world was unable to answer the bell promoters. The Spinkses, Weavers, Babe Ruth, Joe Dimaggio, Ali had it. Reggie (till car- It is fitting These are two toward the wire in the close championship. It was im- for the Uth - the first It was All who struck box- Lyles, and Coetzees won't in- ries the flame men cut of the same bolt of American League divisional material that Reggie had knockout ever on his 20-year ing's mother lode. spire any more f 10 million Willie Mays and Mickey cloth. They share no particu- race, that It would be Jackson been in abysmal slump, strik- record. lar resemblences In look* and who struck the climactic ing out frequently in the "Mr. December" — the lifestyles, very little in de- blow. teams' strjjtch run. When his end of the line. No hours, no meanor, but they are And so it was — a three- big bat was -most needed, days, no months left, finis. brothers under the skin — run shot into the upper deck when the situation became Yet, as he sat there on that Muhammad All, once "The Greatest," and Reggie Jack- YOU PAYIESSTO DRIVE H son, the pulsator of the proud New York Yankee baseball GOOD/YEAR crmnrc team. | THE , 1 I Both have electric quali- --I" -I I- I —"I'FSIS "''!, •* IU>> ties. They make things hap- STOW HOWYDUPWLESSTOBUYH pen. They excite ana" cap- tivate crowds. Each possesses a magical kind of charisma and flair for theat- rics that sets him apart even from the normal run of sports superstars. Corrales fired SAVINGS ARE OH by the Rangers ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) THE WAVAND WE'RE — Texas manager Pat Cor- rales was fired yesterday and will be offered another posi- tion within the club organiza- GETTING READY! tion, the team's board chair- man said. Dozens of sale priced tires and home and auto items will be waiting Club president Eddie Rob- for you when we open the doors to our huge Semi-Annual Inventory inson, has been given a new title of executive vice presi- Clearance Sale. Wednesday, October 8th. dent with total responsibility for baseball operations, said This sale is so big. we're closing our doors the day before, just to Eddie Chiles, in a news con- get ready. 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Chiles said. •We are not trying to YOU SHOULD GET REAM, TOO! make anybody a scapegoat. Shrewsbury Sayreville We are not trying to fix the Lippln Motor Car Co., Inc. blame on anybody. I think Watch this newspaper for ads letting you in on all of the specials. Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Pat, for a second-year man- Shrewsbury Ave. . Route 35 ager, was very good," he said. FOR IMIRQINCY CALL 542-M10 12 TfeD^fcgfcler SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER6. I960 NFL Standings NFL summaries
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TU Octt CPfiTEf T HaliwSff !WTTw.H MirfT MIN AN tMVELOft MO t-OtTCAUPt ACCIPTIO •tea »«rtie> yoar ••Mrctton SnTjgjf WTal-9#, ajWBJB- 9a*V •iJBtavlwl #A# RaMV^aMVIi*MV flaWaaH fc^#taaa»aw>. mMtn MfUM !"•* cgnMi. «• atw v Mnram y namt, addiaa* ano pfwipB'a** 61 rMM ^oangkuri »* I* conid* tjdjhoui luttiv Toms aver Sommrl S<*im P«*n«iel "tlvtrrton Ro«bory Roseie Rahway Pom Pleasant l.tni-i,.,: Pt*nMd Ptv*p»tiurg Perth Amboy °'On lurn«f,vtlt To»nk>v » I Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, OCTOBER6,1980 IV Daily Reg*** 13 \ f^fHARS ONLV ONE WORD FOR THAT BODACIOUS Crossword puzzle ACROSS 33 Skagarrak 62 Rumanian 16 Francnot 1 KMollu city coin 19 YWtf « Mill KtH 36 Intana* 63 Author ol 24 H«wo ^^ 10 Spanish 3a Earpr*l -LH1I* palntw 39 WM'houn Wonwn" 2t Stt. 14 Oil*, program 66 Part 30 London MM •nldopa 43 Playing olB-A 31 KM of 15 Boy, Ifi cart 67 toacnam holl 44 Certain 32 PoatuMir 16 To — (un*n Japan*** 66 Suddwi •atcot Imoullyl 45 Flratrata ItMiTOO* 17 Ultimatum 4« City of 69 SuHptrt 33 Kl*mp*nr 20 On* - llm* B*lgkim 70 Small boyi 34 "-th* Hi and Lois 21 W.r.otl •0 Dacorat*, 71 Lllloa SwMttwari -lha In a way ol..." wkard" 51 SurmiM DOWN 35 FumtalMd I WANTED 22 fin, b*km 53 - OrMk 1 Flommpal 37 ConMltM) THIS TO BE ttM bordtf to mt" 2 Mak* happy 40 ADOIMIM 23 Wound 57 RMI lot 3 Brown 41 Current A BIRTHDAY 25 PrwlH cotton parrot! 42 Sp*aka YOU'D 27 Vision 60 T.x.i 4 -Im 47 SaManon* REMEMBER 29 Small* landmark million 49 OhlocHy 5 N*w*pap*r 50 Lagoon FORA LONS V.ll.id.y i PUJII. Solved : h**d •ndoauiM TIME 6 Group ol 52P*cHlc i « DOMTH laland •,;.• 1 A U-. /i' 7 Nucl.ii nit u I uY. | UTA •It* 54 LwigHmlM I I I HI 6 Wlrad 55 Drop 1 h • M 56 String*) • 1 • A • Ftartul Inalrurmnt* 1.-, M . u 1 1 I 1 • I 57 Europaan ,1- 0 A 1 Offi 1 NOT JUST BARKIN'...HE'S TALKIN 10NG-OISTANCE 1 • uk i 10 : 56 Tiny (kin - (III IN Mary Worth TO SOME OTHER 006." I1 n opening 1 •1 llA 1 •iTHV it 11 L.itword. 59 Partiol 1 •• • Tin Kamil* ( ir<-UH lt> Itil Ki-.inc A 1 TTTf A Inquwilly Inning. YOU'D BETTER THE HANDWRITING DO YOU REALIZE WHAT WOULD s • •i • 61 AatmM MAKE MY DRINK A njg „ •t>, 12 Nonpro IS KIM'S, MRS. HAPPEN IF SOMEONE. AT THE UNIVERSITY i STj A' Inalenal 64 Owd DOUBLE, DR. GALION! BUT I i 1 WERE TO REAP ONE OF THESE [5 • i 13 Word In 65 Actor * BRADNERUCANT THINK SHE COPIED LETTERS- -AND NOT KNOW 11i 1: dMalon •Ignal TODD BRADNER BELIEVE WHAT MOST OF THE THAT IT WAS JUST A RESULT HAS SHOWN I'M READING' PURPLE PROSE! OF CHILDISH FANTASY ? SHERRY GALION 1 i] 1 SOME OF THE LETTERS HE'S RECEIVED FROM HER DAUGHTER! il T Jo • p PP p The Wizard of Id 5•f ir JT" MAH WHO IS i pp IAMB/ PP| ir \ ir * "Billy's talkin' about the birds and the bees. Is n- that naughty?" i aiy i"i i Andy Capp s Your horoscope, birthday I'M CrME,PET. MONDAY, OCT. 6 in the direst emergency, foi modest about discussing a 20) - Show an interest in JUSTSOTYIN' you have great failh in youi new problem, you cannot GOODNIGHT Born today, you are one of another's project and you I ONLV WISH\ those bright, outgoing, ener- own wisdom solve it Speak up! TO A COUPLE NOU'b BRING will be rewarded by great OPRIEN06- getic persons who never Al«o born on this dale CAPRICORNIDec. 22- support in the future YOUR MATES J •re: Thor Hayordahl BACK -<_ lacks for friends, ideas, or J«n. 19) -- (earnings GEMINKMay 21 June 20) DONT KEEP THEM MORE OFTEN high spirits .You are a born lamed ethnologist, author increase with interest You - Your own pel project may SVHMN'OWTWE "performer," taking your adventurer; Richard Dyer will find new w;iys to make suffer early in Ihe day DOORSTEP. INVITE greatest joy from audience Bennel noted folk linger. gains if you investigate TVlEM IN FOR Counter a setback with A COFFEE- response wherever you find To see what is in store foi resources action hjM-iJ on new know) , it. You may never strut your you tomorrow, find your AOUARIUSfJan. 2O-Fab. edge stuff upon a real stage -• but birthday and read tin- corn? 18) -- Empirical knowledge CANCER! June 21-July you will be continuously sponding paragraph Let far surpasses book-learning 22) -• Relatives lend a hand "on" in your daily life. Oth- your birthday star be your today Go by your own expe- when you leasl expect it ers find you inspirational daily guide rience, not by what you Show your gratitude with both in your approach to dai- TUESDAY, OCT. 7 read Blondie rewards both material and ly life and in your handling LIBHA(S*pl 23-Ocl. 22) PISCESIFeb 19-March intangible ofthe exceptional, for in nei- - Emphasize the positive: 1 HEARD"YOU'VE BEEN ">• 20) - Follow your own intui- LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) - ther case do you panic You otherwise, you will end the tion and you will make the NOMINATED AS EXECUTIVE always enjoy' The fury you feel at being day in a state of depression right decision regarding a OF THE YEAR, Look ahead1 opposed should fade as you MR, DITHERS change in employment reali/c the good points on You have excellent judg- SCORPIO'Ocl. 23Nov. ARIESIMarch 21 April both sides of the issue ment and are Inclined to 21) - Be patient with busi- 19) - Quirk and bold action consider actions longer and ness associates, not every VIRGOIAug. 23 Sept 22) is the key to the day's .-• Unless you take the initia- better than other would give one can solve new riddles as success Don't be afraid to you credit for Once you readily as you can tive, you arc likely to find step in with new knovtrlcge yourself behind the competi- make up your mind, you will SAGITTARIUSfNov. 22 TAURUS(April 20 May tion by day's end stick to your decision except Dtc. 21) •• If you are Overly North dealer SheinwolcPs bridge advice East-West vulnerable NORTH By Alfred Sheinwold 0 10 2 COUNTS TRICKS DAILY QUESTION VAQ10873 Plugging away at the West knew that South Partner bids one spade, 0982 same suit is usually the best could win four diamonds, you respond two clubs, and • A8 MHAKHA WIP fjrjn a defense against notrump. two hearts and the two partner then bids two dia- V0RKIN6 meiiTurr' miHIS&RlIN Knowing when to switch WEST EAST MIKE mates black aces. If South had the monds. The opponents pass. ON, me> • mSHNSWNLAST helped Eric Rodwell, a MOmANDlMIW king of clubs he could not You hold: • K 7 6 4 The Phantom Beetle Bailev A MASKEP HOOD.. POACHING 1$ ILLEGAL HERE. THAT'S WHAT JI..UH..THINK X FI&UKEP, AS OUR I'M MAKING A CITIZEN'S I THOUGHT A I KNOW. SPOILING OUR HUNT: HEV, BEETLE.' Dip I HEAR ARREST. YOU'RE ALL I'M GOING TO BLOW IS TMlS ALL THE LEADER, VOU SHOULD XXI RIGHT' UNDER ARREST. HIM OFF THAT DEEPER VOU PUG SIT HtSHEr? AND BE SAY IT A6AIN f MV POXHOLE? AN INSPIRATION Weddings Raynor-Colemcm DURHAM. N C -Susan Douglas and Scott Raynor Louise Coleman, daughter of were the ring bearers. 14 SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. OCTOBER 6.1980 Mr and Mrs Lenward C The bride was graduated Jackson of Cedar Grove, and from Durham High School Robert Pierson Raynor. son and the University of North of Mr and Mrs Charles H Carolina at Greensboro Raynor, 77 Pinckney Road, Mr Raynor. an alumnus Red Bank, N J , were mar- of Red Bank Regional High Pot Luck supper ried here Saturday at the home of the bride's grand- School, was awarded parents. Mr and Mrs H. bachelor and master degrees Frank Davis, setting also for from the University of North a garden reception Carolina at Chapel Hill He has guest speaker The Rev Richard Davis and his bride are employed in officiated at the ceremony the Department of Psy- Marion C Norris was ma- chiatry, Medical University SHREWSBURY - The the Women's Center coordi- tron of honor and Douglas of South Carolina in Monmouth County Branch of nator She returned to the Kaynor was best man Amy Charleston S. C. They make American Association of Uni- role of student in which she is SUSAN RAVNOR K Norris was flower girl their home in Charleston. versity Women will open its working mother. The dis- fall season of activities to- cussion will concern the job night at 730, with a Pot Luck possibilities for women in the Supper for members here in 80s and how best to take ad- Niles-Nuti the Church House of the Pres- vantage of available re- HAZLET - Regina Nuti here in St John's United Tucker John Rapetti was the by terian Church at sources upon entering the job became the bride of Dave Methodist Church The Rev ring bearer. The best man Shrewsbury, Sycamore Ave- market or upon changing Nilet in a ceremony Saturday Norman Riley officiated at was Donald Niles Ushers nue The after dinner speaker jobs the ceremony, which was fol- were John McCahn, Herb will be Reva Shapiro, coordi- Monthly AAUW meetings MR. AND MRS. LESLIE GIFFORD lowed by a reception in the Valentine, Danny Kirgan. nator of the Women's Center are open to the public. Mrs.. Battleground Country Club, Dennis Tiso, Bob Burns, Bob at Brookdale Community Col- Nancy Butler, Tmton Falls, Freehold Bauman and Tom Coutu lege, Lincroft, for the past is vice president for program The bride is the daughter lour years. development for the branch. Giffords celebrate of Mr. and Mrs. James Nuti The bride, a Rantan High Mother of three children, Mrs. Virginia Hood and of 47 Briscoe Terrace The School graduate, is a student Mrs Shapiro is a resident of Mrs. Marian Montgomery, bridegroom is the son of at Brookdale Community Col- Freehold She feels especial- Middletown, are in charge of Barbara Niles of 23 Craig St lege, and is employed by ly qualified to address her dinner reservations. Before 50th anniversary Don-en Nuti was the honor Eastern Airlines, Iselin topic "Don't Settle for Pot the meal representative of attendant, and theHerhusband, also a graduate • IT •• Luck When You're Looking AAUW study groups will be WEST LONG BRANCH- The party in Colts Neck bridesmaids were Valerie of Rantan High School, is at- fora Job " available to explain and sign Mr and Mrs. Leslie S. Gif- Inn was attended by friends Nuli, Nancy Niles, Marylou tending Union County Col- Shapiro volunteered for up new members for this ford, West Street, celebrated and relatives, including the Mcloterny, Jodi Ramson, lege, and is employed by the Reva Shapiro two years before becoming year. their 50th wedding an- celebrants' two grand- Federal Reserve Bank, Cran- Lisa Amendola, Elena Silver- niversary Sept. 13 and were children, Misty and Michelle stein and Jlt-ni- Rosenblum. ford feted at a surprise party giv- en by their son-in-law and Davidson. The flower girls were Maria Their wedding trip is to Watson-McDermott Mr. Gifford, who is re- REGINA NII.KS Cussanelli and Michele Hawaii. daughter, Mr and Mrs Rob- ert Davidson of Ocean Town- tired, was a sanitary engi- ship neer at Fort Monmouth. Bennett-Horne HOLMDEL - Margaret M McDermott Mr and Mrs. John McDermott of One Hill and James I. Watson were married Sept. 6 St., Hazlet, are the parents of the bride. The MIDDLETOWN-The marriage of Lucln- here in St Benedict's Roman Catholic bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. da Charlotte Home and James Albert Ben- Church The Rev. Nicholas Youpa celebrated Leonard Watson of 55 Cresci Boulevard, Free program rLOSE WEIGHT nett Jr. took place Sept. 6 in King of Kings the nuptial Mass The reception took place in Hazlet Even whlli enioyinrj thru Fountain Casino, Aberdeen Nancy E. McDermott was the maid of MARLBORO - "Women • •Inlying Milt • dty Lutheran Church. The Rev. William Hanson and the Law" is the topic of a Begyi losing weight immediately wtlfi officiated. honor, and the bridesmaids were Mary D. extra-strength Super MriMi reduc- McDermott, Helen W. Vaughn, Elizabeth M. discussion led by Gloria ing ablets and Diet Plan it lakes over Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Param, Colts Neck, at the Daniel F Home, » High View Circle, Mid- Gwynn and Karen N. Bernhardt. William where your will power leaves off A Trzeszkowski was the best man. Ushers were Monmouth County Library's government panel of medical and sci- dletown. The bridegroom ii the son of Mrs. entific experts has reviewed the cbm- Kenneth Watson, John McDermott, Hugh Marlboro Branch, 56 Wyn- Bennett Sr., 6 Viola Ave , Leonardo, and the crest Road, beginning at 8 cil tests ol the extra-strength ingre late Mr. Bennett Sr. Sweeney and Benny Gregory. diem in taper Otrlrtei. and nit The bride, a dental assistant for Dr. K. p.m. Wednesday. The free termed il safe and effective lor appe- Karlene Turl was matron of honor and program is open to all in- tite control and weight loss Try Safer Ingber. Washington, was graduated from (MriMi today Michelle Lynn Home was flower girl. Raritan High School and Monmouth Voca- terested, with no advance Te leM weler bloet at* eaMnen, try John Allen Bennett was best man and the tional School. Her husband is a St. John registration or tickets Mrtnll is the relief vou want during the usher was Brian Wayne Home. Vianney High School graduate and attended needed. Pamm, an attorney, premenstrual cycle It is "a natural Mr. and Mrs. Bennett are graduates of Monmouth College. He is a military police- will cover recent changes in water pill, and il. loo. is sold with a Middletown Township High School. She is a man for the U.S. Army stationed at Arling- the status of women in the money back guarantee Read and fol- graduate also of Richard's School of Beauty ton, Va. area of marriage, divorce, low all package precautions cireMy and is employed by Rumson Beauty Salon. They are living in Arlington after a wed- wills and inheritance. ^ CVS/pharmacy A Mr. Bennett is employed by A & P Tea Co., ding trip to Bermuda. Little Silver. MR. AND MKS JAMES BENNETT JR. They reside in Eatontown. Hoaglcmd-Walters MR. AND MRS. JAMES L. WATSON PLYMOUTH, Mass- were graduated from the Uni- The etfuple reside in North Elizabeth Anne Walters, versity of Maine at Orono. Stonington, Conn., following daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr Hoagland, an alumnus a wedding trip to Bermuda. Robert Lee Walters here, and also of Westminster School, Matthew Register Hoagland, Simbury, Conn., is employed soft of Mr. and Mrs. Porter by General Dynamics, Elec- Fashion Cantor Hoagland Jr., Noank, Conn., tric Boat Division, Groton, Special.'.'.' 92 Years In R*d Bank formerly of Rumson, N. J., Conn. His father is an engi- "Country Clothes" were married Sept. 6 in the neering consultant and presi- In Key port Church of the Pilgrimage. dent of Hoagland Engineer- CARPETS The Rev Gary L. Marks ing Corp., Noank. officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a re- Mr. Walters, who Is re- CLEANED ception* at the Plymouth tired, was a special agent Yacht Club. with the Federal Bureau of The bride and bridegroom Investigation. Legion auxiliary Hall Fm Wilt. J Roonu installs at dinner NOTE: UNUSUALLY LARGE Of) DOUBLE ROOMS MAY *E SUGMILY HIGHER WE USE EAST KEANSBUBG - Mrs. Basil Slocum, West Buck Smith's Restaurant was rotary steam extraction: Long Branch; treasurer; THE MOST THOROUGH METHOD the site of the Monmouth Mrs. Thomas O'Neill, OF REMOVING DIRT County American Legion Keansburg, historian, Mrs. Auxiliary installation dinner. Arnold Jones, Wall Township, CALL NOW! L,v,ngf NOW: LOSE 7-10 LBS. IN JUST 3 HOURS Sounds Ridiculous? Of course It Isl With Modern Hypnosis, however, you discover techniques of tare & permanent weight loss See and hear noted Hypnotherapist Paul Calne, Ph.D., demonstrate how hypnosis helps YOU change mental attitude* toward food and eatingl Lose without hunger blrtgelng fad diets. Start to lose the same evening. Only $35 per person No Home extras, ever TUESDAY, OCT. 14, M0 P.M. MOLLY PITCHER INN Interiors SS Riverside Ave., R»d Bank, N.J. Into. & Res.: Paul Came, Ph.D., 741-4343 a Register Special Section Reservations suggested but not required. COMING TUES. OCT14 over $96,000,000. was spent for home furnishings in Columbus Week Monmouth County in 1979-most of it in Register territory MGGD H€LP D€COMTII1G? SALE It you want to sell furniture, furnishings, ap- It you sell lawn supplies, paints or il you have pliances or other household Items you belong in items for home repairs or home improvements VOU QAW iri^ORD A this special edition where you'll reach people you belong in this special section Mail the who. in 1979 spent the majority ol attached card and get more information or $96,000.000 00 tor home furnishings in this phone us now to reserve advertising space CCWULTrfTIOM county. IM VOUR 25% OFF Call Roserve space now. Phone S42-4OOO ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER COATS Barbara Doyle (Sara $20.00 to $92.00 on eecn comt) 741 0600 D&H Colors to Go LONDON FOO 10% OFF Shorn & Long* - exciting new Fun Fur Looks, all weather coats and quilts - and 14 W. Front St.. Red Bank ol course, a tine selection of wool tweeds & solids fcX "Lcl Me Help You Decorate" DAILY ^^SUNDAY 24 Broad St., Red Bank 22 W. Front St. K«ypon Opan Wad. a Frl. Nit* Opan Friday NKe ADVERTISING DEADLINE, THURSDAY, OCT. 8 Advice SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. OCTOBER6.1980 The Dtaily Register 15 HINTS FROM HELOISE YOUR HEALTH Nifty winner's circle hints DEAR READERS: and two pillow cases lone for wisdom was acquired from Golden drug The fabulous fifties! Happy twin site beds) are all neatly Heloise, my wonderful Mom, didn't I think of that?" — Vir- waxed paper and they're days are here again but folded and slipped inside each and a lot of trial and error of ginia Rose ready to go — Angelia Denny DEAR HELOISE: don t look for crewcuts. bobby other. my own. — J. McDanlel DEAR HKLO1SK MK ks or crinoline petticoats' Many of us. trying to con- Pleated skirts are back! Now, when I grab a set of Thanks, but maybe you These fabulous fifties, the sheets to change the bed, no serve, collect bows from When traveling to pack one. By LESTER L COLEMAN, Ml) however, that his life will be shortened and should have let her go on winning hints Irom my recent hunting for all the "pieces." gifts, be it holidays, just cut the foot off an old Have you ever heard of gold being used that he will not live to see Us family grow up, thinking you know it all — national contest, are from 50 — Heleoe Chase birthdays or anniversaries, nylon stocking for arthritis? A Iriead of mine told me about How can we comfort him? — Mrs. T.D.. Ky. kids seem to figure us out nitty people who received a DEAR HELOISE: to be used on other occasions Fold or roll your skirt long- this. - Mr. S.P., lad. Dear Mr P Dear Mrs D soon enough — Heioise copy oi my new book. Hints My 16 veir old daughter is But all loo often, when Un- wise and pull it through the A solution of gold has been used for many I would speculate that some levels of Krom Helotse" lArbor always amated al the tidbits DEAR HELOISE: tune comes to use those bows stocking., making sure all the years in the treatment of specially-selected anxiety must have existed prior to the time House) of knowledge I possess. Hr I complained about the fact again, they are no longer pleats are straight cases of rheumatoid arthritis The use of gold that he was mid that he has hypertension Krom lime to lime over the cently, when dressing for a that the noseplecei on my sticky on the bottom, and tape Upon arrival you'll find your compounds by injection has had enthusiasts This news must certainly have exaggerated next lew weeks, under the date, she found a snag in her reading glasses always left has lo be added, or they are skirt made the trip beau- and antagonists among physicians. his basic fears and added to his emotional heading. Fabulous Fifties,' knit pants. dark marks on my nose. all stuck to each other and it tifully - Mrs F B. Sprague Cycles of enthusiasm seemed to find new distress Undoubtedly, your husband's doctor you'll be able lo see tor your- When I quickly remedied the My clever husband gave me takes patience and determina- This column is written for — adherents and new detractors Because of the must have assured him that most cases of sell jusi how simple., yet prac- disaster with my trusty tbe solution. He asked me why tion to separate them. , and by — you, the home- toxic effects of gold compounds, they were high blood pressure are readily controllable In al these 50 winning hints crochet needle, she re- 1 didn't coal the metal My solution is to cut '•mill maker, so send your favorite even abandoned at one time. today are marked, "I always come lo nosepieces with clear finger- squares of waxed paper and hint to Heloise care of this Recently, there has been a resurgence of It is well-known that patients with high One of our winners was you because you know every- nail polish. stick them lo the bottom of newspaper She can't answer interest because of a new gold preparation blood pressure who continue to take their Beatrice (Jaddes from Ten thing." each bow your letter personally but will that now can be taken by mouth The drug, prescribed drugs can attain normal longev- So I did — it took three coats ni'ssoe. who writes When a Of course, I basked in her Then, when it's time to use use the niftiest hints received auranolin, seems to be effective against ity Hypertension today is a controllable dis- — and it worked! My only baby is old enough to eatpraise, but had to confess my them again. 1 just remove the in her column some cases of rheumatoid arthritis and its ease. Those who are treated live longer than comment was, "Now why crackers, buy oyster tuxieity is distinctly lower than injectable untreated hypertensives with the same blood crackers They are just the gold pressure levels. This gold drug was discussed at a meeting right size for those tiny fin- After, your husband gets over the initial gers to pick up one at a time, HI the Arthritis Foundation Seven hundred anxiety about his condition, he will settle and fifty patients are now enrolled in an so there are no messy down to a level of greater tranquility when he crumbs Therefore saving ongoing project at the University of Miami, finds that the prescribed drugs are keeping with the hope of evaluating the efficacy of money, and there is less salt his blood pressure within normal range on them My little niece loves auranofin. When hypertensives reduce their weight to A paid directory of coming events for non-profit OCTOBER II llll'lll The advisability of the use of this drug by normal, when they try to avoid unusual organizations. Rates 12 50 for three lines for one day,' Dealers Wanted for Craft it Flea Market, spon- See you tomorrow — Hugs, your family physician can bsJMetermined stresses, when tobacco is eliminated and (1 00 each additional line; $3 50 for two days, f 1 25 each sored by Leonardo PTA, Sun., Oct. 12, 12-5 P.M. Heloiae additional line; $5 50 for three to five days, $1 50 each only by his total evaluation of your particular their salt intake limited, there is little threat Bayshore Junior High School parking lot, Leonardville LETTER OF LAUGHTER additional line; $6 50 for 10 days, $2 00 each additional problem. to longevity. Rd. & Leonard Ave , Leonardo Space: $5 00 For more line Deadline noon two days before publication. Call My huiband h 38. They've just found that DEAR HELOISE: information call 291-3712 Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from Smugness: the feeling you The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date he has high blood pressure. He is being OCTOBER 15 readers. Please write to him in care of this get when you see in print a Secretary. treated with drugs He is ID terrible fear, The Keansburg PTA is having a Drug Awareness newspaper. Heloise Hint you've already MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY Program, given by the Monmouth County Division of discovered! — Peg Wever CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons lo Drug Abuse The program is limited to 50 people. Pre- Conrad assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social registration is required by contacting any member of DEAR HELOISEi, Church fair and barbecue security, insurance, medical, etc Service free of the PTA Board. There will be four meetings, Oct 15, I "package" my bedding. charge. Call 291-0485, Mon , Wed., Fri , 9 A.M. to 12 Oct 23, Oct 29 & Nov 5, all will take place in the LITTLE SILVER - Em- an old-fashioned quilt made The popular Barbecue One filled sheet, one top sheet Noon. Frances PI , School Auditorium at 8 P.M. bury United Methodist by the Ladies of Embury will Chicken Dinner, including the SATURDAYS-WEDNESDAYS-FRIDAYS OCTOBER 18 Church, 49 Church St., will be offered in a Silent Auction. Embury homemade applie Flea market set St. Agnes Thrift Shop, Avenue D, Atlantic High- RED BANK - Riverview Indoor Flea Market, Red Bank Chapter O.E.S., have its annual Fair and There will be trash and pies, will be served in three lands, now open Sat., 12-2, also Wed. 4 Fri. 10-2 IS sales Masonic Temple, Maple Ave , 9 A.M. to 4 P M Tables Hospital will sponsor an out- Chicken Barbecue Saturday treasurer, cakes and cookies, separate seatings at 5, 6 and 7. rooms. Costume room. ' , furnished. $8.00. Breakfast 4 lunch available. Dealers door Flea Market Saturday, from Ida in. to 8 p.m. here at jewelry books, toys and p.m. Take-out dinners will be call 741-9549 for reservations Christmas specialties. Hot Oct. 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. / OCTOBER S the church. available Bus Trip to Reading, Pa. Outlet Stores, $11.50, dogs with the trimmings and It will take place in the hospi- Eatontown Historical Association meeting Oct. 6,8 The chicken will be cooked sponsored by Faith Reformed Church, Hazlet, leaving Among the special fea- hot or cold drinks will be tal's E Front Street parking P.M. at the Museum. 75 Broad St "Old Bottles", on open pits by the men of the Poole Ave 4 Middle Rd., Hazlet, 8 A.M. Call 5304385 tures will be a Boutique and available at lunchtime. lot, next to the State Un- Edison Flowers, speaker. church Only 500 tickets will between 5 30-7 30 1' M for reservations. be sold. employment Office. The Parent-Teacher Association of Red Bank The Guild of Creative Art Invites you to join us on a Catholic High School will sponsor Parents' Night Mon., bus trip to the Whitney Museum Edward Hopper Bank assists diabetes group Oct. 6, 7:45 P M Parents are invited to follow a Exhibition. Leave Boro Bus Terminal 9:15 A.M., leaves modified daily schedule, with the teacher's introduction HAZLET-In recognition under the auspices of the NYC 4 30 Convenient to galleries 4 shops. Cost: $8 00 and a brief description of the nature 4 requirements of of National Juvenile Diabetes Hazlet Recreation Com- transportation only. Call 741-1441 Immediate for reser- each course. Week. Oct. 5-11, United Jer- mission. Also featured is a vations. OCTOBER 6, 7 sey Bank Midstate is serving one-mile fun run. Applica- Judiann's Oktoberfest, St Agnes School Cafeteria, South Episcopal Church Women Rummage Sale, St. cider and doughnuts in all tions are available in United FORMERLY Ave , Atlantic Highlands, Sat, Oct. 18,8 P.M. to 1 AM James Episcopal Church, 300 Broadway, Long Branch, branches, with proceeds of Jersey Banks. JON A THAN* HAIR SALON featuring traditional German cuisine, beverages all Mon. Oct. 6, 6 P.M. to 8 P M , Tues Oct. 7,10 A.M. to 1 donations going to the founda- JUDI COLLEEN evening, George Krauss 4 His Alpine Band. Many door P.M for f 1.00 bag sale tion's Central Jersey FORMERtY OF FORMERLY OF prizes. Tickets: $9 00 per person. Sponsored by St. Chapter. SALON 34 STYLE-RITE OCTOBER 7, 8 Agnes School PTA. Call 291 5128 or 291-4248. Reserva- Classified Way COLTS NECK The promotion is being SHREWSBURY Rummage Sale, Rumson Presbyterian Church, tions before Oct. 11th. held in conjunction with the "The Action Line" SALON 34 River Rd., Rumson, Tues. Oct. 7, 5:30 to 9 P M. Wed. Craft Expo offering quality crafts made by pro- five-mile run to take place COUS NECK Oct. 8, B: JO AM. to 12.30 P.M. fessional artisans, baked goods, planU, painted pump- Sunday, at Hazlet Swim Club 542-1700 _ OCTOBER 8 kins, refreshments, will be held at Middletown Shopping FULUBWICE SALON FOB MEN. WOMEN a CHILDREN The monthly meeting of the Keansburg PTA will be Center (Cloth World-Roy Rogers), Rt. 39, Middletown. PHM SPICIAL HOURS held in the Middle School on Oct. 8, 8 P.M. The Hours: 9 AM to 5 P.M. Proceeds go to Red Oak TUES-WED9-5 Keansburg Recreation Department will speak about the Cooperative Nursery School, Middletown, for scholar- THURS-FRI 9-9 winter programs available to us. ships and educational materials. Rain date, Oct. 19. AffOMTKIIT HOTftUMYS DKESSM V SAT 9-5 OCTOBER9 OCTOBER If HYPNOSIS BSOciinportAvMM UmtSlhmNJ QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced L Football Game NY. Jets vs. Seattle Sea Hawks, PHONE 741-7789 widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, $20 00 includes tickets, transportation, beverage, sand- Unitarian Church, 1475 W Front St., Uncroft, 8 P.M. wiches, sponsored by VFW Post 4303 Hazlet. For Donation: $3.00. information call 787-9686, after 3 p.m. Night Soccer Game between Middletown North & OCTOBER U Raritan, Middletown North field, game 6:30, varsity Two New York shows "Sugar Baby" & "Bamum" game 8 P.M. Tickets can be purchased at Middletown $36.00 includes bus trip, tickets & food. Bus leaves from North from 11 30-1 P.M. Middletown 4 Hazlet 566-3812. OCTOBER 9, II OCTOBER a United Methodist Women of the First United Bus Trip to Atlantic City, Regency Casino, $12.00 is in for a loss. Methodist Church, 23 Church St. Keansburg will hold includes transportation, buffet, gaming guide. Leaves their annual Rummage Sale in Fellowhip Hall, Oct. 9, Brookdale College, 5 P.M. Lot 7. Benefit Easter Seal Registration and regular meeting follows fraa meetlf 9-3. Oct. 10,9-12 Noon. Society. 842-1900, Ext. 382. OCTOBER 10 Oysters R In Season! Fried oyster and ham dinner, 201-542-0097 I Lean Line opens Wed. Sept. 24 at Rummage Sale & Bake Sale at Sea Bright United 1200 noon at the King of King* Lutheran Church all you can eat, Atlantic Highlands United Methodist Wad. Oct. 15 - Molly Pitcher. Red Bank Cherry Tree Farm and Harmony Rd, Middletown, NJ. Methodist Church, Ocean Ave, Sea Bright sponsored by Church, 3rd 4 Garfield Aves , serving at 12 Noon, 5 the United Methodist Women, 9:30 A.M. to3P.M. P.M. & 7 P.M. Advance ticket sales only! Children Wad. Oct. 22 • Beacon Manor. PI. Pleasant Special Quest Speaker, Jo Casey, Rummage Sale, benefit Monmouth County SPCA, under 5, free. Five to 12, $5 00 Adults, $8.00 per person. Senior Coordinating Manager. at Trinity Episcopal Church, Parish House, White St., Call 291-0485 - Wad. Oct. 29 - Hilton Inn. Tinton Falls Red Bank, 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Clothing, household The Past Masters 4 Wardens Association of the. Weight - 1 p.m. * 8:30 p.m. Smoking 6 p.m. "WOW! I LOST goods, jewelry, attic treasures, etc. 16th District of Free and Accepted Masons of N.J. will OCTOBER 11 sponsor a Ladies Night Charity Ball at Buck Smith's, Tiies. Nov. 4 - Sheraton Gardens. Freehold 96 POUNDS" Belford Engine Co. Ladies Auxiliary Halloween East Keansburg. The purpose of the charity ball is to WEIGHT ONLY -12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Dance Belford Engine Co. Fire House, Main St., Belford raise funds to be donated to local organizations engaged NJ Sat., Oct. 11, 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Beverage & in charitable services and aid to the needy, handicapped refreshments. BYOB. Music by the Blue Satins. $10.00 and youth in Monmouth County. 739-1977. HYPNOSIS SERVICES per person. For tickets call 495-1827 or 495-1437. The Annual Bazaar, Westminister Presbyterian 15 Whit* St. Flea & Craft Market, sponsored by Viola Clare Church. 94 Tindall Rd., Middletown, Sat., 10-4 Holiday Circle, C of FfcA, to be held at K of C Hall, Rt. 36 & gifts and decorations, attic treasures, children's games, Etitontown, N. J. 07724 Palmer Ave., East Kenaburg 10 & 4. Dealers welcome. baked goods, lunch served. Table: $6.00 Information: 787-2838 OCTOBER tt, M Annual Church Fair & Chicken Barbecue Dinner, Monmouth County Park System Is sponsoring an Embury United Methodist Church, 49 Church St., Little overnight bus trip to Mystic Seaport/Groton Submarine Silver 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Boutique, trash It treasure, Base, from Uncroft Call 842-4000 for fees It regis- silent auction (handmade quilt). Tickets: For Chicken tration information. |Carl A. Quaglia Barbecue, $4.50adults,$200children 747-1270. —x OCTOBER U Outdoor Flea Market sponsored by Riverview Atlantic City Trip to the Regency, sponsored by R.P. Hospital, East Front St.. Red Bank, next to State Women's American ORT, $8.00 per person, including Employment Offices, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. No rain date. dinner-buffet, a gift, gaming guild. 291-2123. OUR OBEYING DRUG $7.00 for a space. Send reservations by Oct. 3 to Bus Trip to Atlantic City, The Brighton, $12.00 LAWS PROTECTS Community Relations Office, Riverview Hospital 35 includes transportation buffet It taffy, leaves Basilian YOU FROM HARM Union St., Red Bank. Fathers Monastery, Aberdeen, 1 P.M Call 679-5941 or Monmouth County 721-2766 Christ Church Calico Fair, Kings Highway, Mid- 679-3126 for reservations Most el leday's preicriptioe. medidaes as be ^*i*J«ra»y — depended ipen to protect » desired baefit. Thai I. dletown, starting 10 A.M. Old Fashioned day of enter- OCTOBERFEST sponsored by River Plaza Ladies wty DO sickness sheild terrlly yo«. Ve«r physleiu can EATONTOWM-Monmoutti Shopping Canter. Community tainment, food, crafts, games, silent auction. "What a Auxiliary, Sun. Oct. 26, 1 P.M. to 8 P.M., at the Fire lo Casiro Convertible! wed at 7 15pm prescribe medidnet which caa e*re or give relief FDUHOLD-VFw Poll wate'woui HO We<1 al 7 15pm Summer, Charlie Brown" at 10:30 A.M., 2:30 P.M. House on Applegate St. Featuring a German-style « Tue irom distressing symptoms. Became some drags «re HAZUT-Nor* Centervflie Fire Co 372 Middle HO Thur al 9 15 Talent, contest at Noon; Fabulous 40's review at 7 & 9 dinner, music by Eric and his Ompah Band und lots of very poteat, there are laws rentaltag the relilllag of • JACKSON-Jackson Township Firs Co 11 New Prospect Rd . Mon at 7 15 P.M. HW preicrlptlo. Irom the piyilcta. Others CM be fun. Singles welcome. Donation: $9.00 per person in- rcfUkd as oftn at the physician specifies oa tht LITTLI SILVER-, I I Silver Fife House Prospect Ave . Tue II 9 1 Holy Trinity PTA Barn Dance, Sat., Oct. 11, school cludes all tickets & information. Call Carmela Broan, Hot prescription. LONG MANCH-iAMA B'Og . Indiannos. 41 WeslEM Avenues. Uon al7 15pn auditorium. 408 Prospect, Long Branch, for tickets call 741-6281 ilANALAI>AN*IWnbar.n I O«p1 Store Ground Floor {meettnQ room naar 222-8843 BYOB NOVEMBER9 We obey these taws. They are lor year benefit. lurmture dept > Tues at 6 300 rn a Tnurt aifi 30 p Yow healtb comes before proflH Whei yo* isk •• to MANASOUAN-Eng.ie Co .2 Purkaf Ava tue at 9 15 a i & 7 15 prr Pat Roper & Tommy Doyle are back in Rumson for Bus Trip to Atlantic City, The Regency, sponsored refill a mtricted pracripdoa we will be glad to pko« Wad atMOOam&7i5pni •JATAWAN-Wmnihgton Engine Co Jackson SI (bariind Cantrai Jereey the Jersey Shore Scots-American Club Fall Dance, to be by the Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Community yoir pkyiidu for taitracUeu. Whatever be directs, BenH Mon a!7 15pm «Wed at» 15am held at B'nai Israel Hall. Hance It Ridge Rds., Rumson. Hospital, $17.95 includes luncheon, cocktail, gifts, a new we will do. (IIIOOUrrOWPK;nn»i Ep-scooal Church 92 Kings Hwy Thur al 7 15 pm King ot Kings I Jtneran Church Cherry ireaFarm& Memony Hoad Wed al 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. BYOB $8 00 for tickets For tickets show and transprotation.For more information call YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US 1200 noo" call 870-9786 or 842-5796 284-6346 when you need a delivery. We will deliver MOMUNVIU.E-' M H A TannelRd R1 79. Tuea at 9 30 a m NEPTUNE Cmr-united Ijw Co |1 Memorial Home. Laurel Ava Thur al Antique Show Flea Market sponsored by tbe Frank NOVEMBER 15 promptly without extra charge. A great many 9 15a m *7 15o m people rely on us for their health needs. We JACKSON -jeckton Estate Quo HOUW LaKefwM Ave wed al 7 15 p m Antonides School PTA, school yard, Locust Ave., W. St. Catherine's PTA, East Keansburg, presents OOUN-Wayvde Community fire Co Wesl Park* Wayside Avenue. Tues at their Dinner Theatre Players in "For Heaven's Sake", welcome requests for delivery service and 7 15pm , ' ' ' Long Branch, 9 AM to 5 P.M., space available indoor It charge accounts. outdoor $10.00. Reservations call Lynn Ash -222-3788. an original variety show at the Club Bene, 7 P.M. m»wxmmmm OCTOBER 11,12 Information call 787-9285 Shrrw sbar.v Pharsssacj VFW 2179 Canadian Weekend. Sat, 8:30 AM. DECEMBER6 THESHREWSBLBYSHOPS Canadians arrive for breakfast, Sat. night dinner-dance, Oceanport PTA is sponsoring a holiday Crafts Fair, cocktail hour 5:30 P.M Sun. Canadian Thanksgiving 10 AM to 3 P.M. on Dec. 6, at the Maple Place School. nOADST. ,7«-«74 SHREWSBURY Classes throyohout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. RESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY Connecticut, Arizona, and Texas Dinner, 5 P.M. Post Home, Hwy. 36 (East), next to Space reservations $10.00 *y Nov. 7. For information A&P, Port Monmouth Tickets available at door. call 542-1895 •lean Une Dear ABB Loaders: I am aad I doa't mlad tailing yoa I it years aid, oa the verge of have leaned a lot from read- having sex with a fellow I've lag year column. Sign me — dated 11 times. I am craiy Old Enoagh To Be Vow about Urn, aad he loves me a Mother lot. Last aight be asked me, Dear Mother: Thanks for you can bank on "What are yoa saving It those generous words' Here's for? " I cmlda't think of aa another letter on the same answer. subject; I nocd some laformalloa, Dear Ana Landers: I hone ABB. Please skip the leclare thai rich cranny la Green ea morals. I caa get that at wich who decided to cat her charch. My mlad Is made ap. grandchildren oal of her will I have heard there are cer- has a good lawyer. I also hope taia sale times durlag the there Is credible evidence month aad I need to know that she was af soaad mlad whea they are. Don't suggest when the will was drawn ap. the pill far me or a condom If aat, It caa be broken before for the gay-1 can't get the pill the Ink Is dry. without my Mom knowing Every person who rends about li becaase oar family this letter shoaM think sort- doctor has a big month. I oasly about the slate of his or can't show my face al her affairs. Getting oae's II Planned Parenthood became naadal hoase In order doesn't my aaats wait there. The moaa yoa are going to die. II rsndim Is oat becaase my means yoa are going to live • ' U boyfriend says It's like uklag oal your remaining years a bath with yoar sacks on. with a lot more peace of The diaphragm Is BO good be- mlad. - C. Of Loalslaaa aaase a girl who carries oae Dear C: Well said. I hope In her parse Is considered a your letter motivates the pro- tramp who Is oal looking. crastinators. So many people ANN LANDERS So, the best way lo avoid need a good shove. pregaaacy Is lo kaow Ike safe days of the moath. Are they Dear Ann Landers: I hope during my period or two It's not too late lo say a few weeks after? I'm hoping yaa words lo those selfish daugh- will tell me. - Depending OB ters who are uptel becaase Von In San Mnteo, Calif. they have lo haul their moth- Dear San: PLEASE ers around and nothing Is DON'T DEPEND ON ME. ever said about gelling paid ' Every female has a slightly for gas. different cycle, and her In- fertile periods must be My mother died 11 years charted out with a doctor. ago aad I would gladly pay Also, for this system to be «• a gallon If I could have the absolutely fail-safe sbe must privilege of driviag her have regular periods — right around Just once more to do on the dot chores. Why Is II that people Contraception by guess doa'l know something until II and by golly is a risky busi- Is taken from them? Please ness. The stakes are too high tell those aiaaies to wake np to take chances. If you are oal lher«. - Miss Her A Lot And the first and eighth stems are yours FREE! hell-bent On having sex, I urge you to go to a doctor and Dear Miss: It's Impossible You'll find these elegant Crystal collectables at all 23 trust him. And for those who This exquisite Bavarian Lead to miai what we have. Only Franklin State Bank offices right now. are about to get on my case whan we lose It do we ap- because I didn't expound on preciate Its full value. This Is Crystal can be yours Free It's a truly outstanding value and a stunning way to acquire the immorality of premarital one of the cruel Ironies of Ufa, sex, please reread the second and it happens to ail of us. and at a special low price genuine imported Crystal while^your savings collect top paragraph and save a 15-cent commercial bank interest! stamp. Do you feel awkward, self- every time you bank with us! Dear ABB Landers: Thai conscious — lonely? Welcome latter from lae rick old lady Program anpns Apr* 4.1981 and u UmMad toiw o h— gltasaspar familyI tintI tl Bavaraga stam to the club. There's help for Now you can own exquisite 24% lead imported Crystal, and north glass ol your chcuca) Initial traa Bavaraga stam ottaratpiraa anpiraa Otcambar D tl, 1M0 la Greeawlch, Coaa., who de- you In Ann Landers' booklet, Crystal wmwilt ba avaMablaavaiiabla torlor purchaaa and pick up during normal Bank lLobby Hours only cidod lo leave her money to "The Key to Popularity." blown and cut in Germany, by the Schott-Zwiesel Com- Uarcltanmta Is not tor run / the people who really pat Send 50 cents with your re- pany ... just for depositing your mohey at Franklin State. themselves oat for her (loag- quest and a long, stamped, UBM hsanhnsir. the gro- self-addressed envelope to And the first Beverage stem and the eighth glass of your cery hoy, the womaa al the Ann Under*, P.O. Box 11W5, choice can be yours absolutely free! kaak, ale.) mnst have hit Chicago, Illinois 60811 hame with a baack of youg Simply deposit $100 or more in a new or existing savings scamps. All five of my graad- ehUdrea phased today. I doa't Newcomers' account or in a new checking account or new certificate of Franklin kaow whea I last beard from deposit and you'JI receive your first Beverage stem free! bowling party Then, with each subsequent deposit of $50 or more you Yeaag people who an LINCROFT-Llncroft "shacked •»" deserve la live can purchase the pieces of your choice for only $6.95 each State Newcomers Club will have a la a shack. If they are aa couples bowling party Oct. II (plus tax), welt below the normal retail price. Buy six and .dope, they arc loo dopey to at Elm Lanes Sandwiches at haadJo atoaey. I'll be cow- a local restaurant will follow. you'll also get the eighth glass free with our compliments. Ucked before I let aay of my Reservations can be made by contacting Lincroft New- Collect as many pieces as you like, including Beverage, Offices Serving Somerset. Union the bands of a street) comers Club, P. 0. Box S«, Water, Wine, Parfait, Brandy, Cordial, Champagne/ Middlesex and Monmouth Counties I am aa glad yoa Uncroft. tint letter, Ana. Too My A champagne brunch for Sherbet and Old Fashioned. One is more beautiful than nooflo thank they are ob- area couples at the home of the other. i ligated to leave aa in- Mary and Gary Knight Franklin SIX. Bank - Momoar FDtC bortUBC » their reUttvos. opened the Newcomers Club Yoa are fall of good 9 Conttruckon Equipment 70 CLASSIFICATIONS &4 -Snuabont vvantao Female 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 136 Motxie Homes MS. SHCIAL NOTICE* J. AUTOMOTIVE 10 Wantad Autamo*«« 55 Snumont warned Mate 71 Merchandise For Sale 80 B.cyclet7Mini Bikes 103 Rentals To Share 130 Open Houses 139 Cemetery Lots 72 Garage/Yard Sales 210 toal And Found 2 Autos For Sal* 20 •UMNEM DIMCTORV 56 Situations Wantad Mala/Female 81 Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 140 Real Estate Wanted 211 Special Notices 3 Truck* and TraiUm 21 Bourvau Sarvtca 57 Child Care/Nunary Schoolt 73 Machinery For Sale 62 Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 132 Apartments/Town Houses 74 Rental Service 1M. RECREATIONAL 212 Travel Transportation 4. Motorcycia. 22 Am 4 Crate M. FINANCIAL 63 CB ». Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 133 income Property 213 Instruction 5 Au*o Sarvicas/Parti 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise warned 107 Nursing Homes 134 Farm Property 152 Boats And Accessories 50 EMPLOVMENT 61 Buainew Opportunity 76, Auction Sales 153 Camping Equipment 6 Auto fWnl/LMH 51 H«p WantaO Masg or Female 62 Mortgages 85 Inflation Fighters 108 Commercial Rentals 135 Commercial Property 7 Auto Inauranca 77 Pets And Livestock 100. HEAL ESTATE RENTALS 136 Industrial Property 154 Recreational Vehicles 52 Babyvtting/ChikJ Care 63 Money to Loan 78 Aircraft 109 Buildings/Garages 8 Aulo financing S3. Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 101 Apartments 110 Wanted To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage FRONT PAGE WADERS RATES FAMILY PLAN RATES HOURS DAILY DEADLINES CANCELLATIONS • AM tot* M OAii v AND SUNDAV M M Pm Count ADS S*W SoaK) «yHj MB 4 30 p m My a and oradM to cancan* 1 LINES-6 OAVS-H.00 ym tetoit puOkcMon Friday 4 30 p m tor ani> on twanoa ol •papta' k • tost-MI l-MI Caasutiw SwnMy pubhcaMr CiwwttM DapLty 4 $1 00 Each Hnt Available to indi- 0u iMKftbcejW •* gpen al 130 AM end BOW r|c« H«M'ig IS SO Nrua Mtntnwin wmmt^om 2 *m p n> UNO 1 Auto* For Sal* I Auto* For Salt 51 Htlp Wanted Si Htlp Wanted 51 Mt.pW4.nUd 51 M tip Wanted SirUlpWanttd FIAT 12i SPORT L 1974 - Low VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1974 — BEAUTICIAN — Experienced Two REAL ESTATE SALES AutoiForS*.* mutt. 0000 condition, must sail, bail 42.000 mllas. AM/FM slarao LEGAL SECRETARY - Ex SECRETARY — Experienced or WAITHE5SES"yv»ntBS - Full days • week, lo work In very pleat penenceo, executive take-charge A inter viewing now lor career ori- reasoned executive Must possess lime, experienced Call alter ) p m . offer. 530-91« cassette, excellent condition Asking ani nursing home 1:30 lo 4 Prefer type person that can work alone, one ented salespeople Graduate com 61 Buslntss UiOO 1724011 older responsible person Call Mr steno and typing skills, good phone 141 S422 • 1tt» 1«0V MERCEDES — Dltial FIAT t»4 — t» wagon Good condi- thai can get the 10b done 544 3S32 mi&sion Kale, bonuses, excellent mennemrm, »lf-UaHer and follow Opportunities Anthony, M6 IW0 • working conditions in #BQ•"•"•** irtru (•.ptbiiiiiei Knowledge of bank motor «ood. body fair, ntadi some tion Naw paint fttoullt vngifia 30 VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS WANTED - Instructional Aide work /•/ «?S form 11 a.m. or attar mpfl Rtgular flat Call M2tSi3 lunnlng weekly Call Red Bank vol BOYS AND GIRLS — A«e 11-15 IPN GPN - Full lime. part-time successful agency Call Carol Wit reconc illation Send resume and 9 P m. 0. 741 SSS4 for details Earn cash and priies Morning positions. 3H. 117 FmniIIv family harm, tor conlioenliei interview salary requirements to PO Bon Pleate apply Richard Frutfwn CHANCE OF A LIFETIME — Be FORD VAN )•/* — ••cvl.pt 7 loo newscaoer routes in you own are* Atmosphere Excellent benefit. PIONEER REAL ESTATE. 271. Lincrotl. N J . O77U Only quail Principal. Red Banx Primary your own boss. 1 ri county exclusive ltS4 BUICK CENTURV — Moor capacity, axlras Include. h*avv tut VOLVO 144 1971 About one hour each morning Union Competitive *alary Call • am -4 in 7300 lied individuals need apply Scnool 221 River Si. Red Bant. N j distributorship, greal opportunity ilaan c*r, driven daily. * pantion with air ihocfci. CB, radar Needs work. I7S0 Beach, Keyporl, Maiawen and pm S3O9471 07 KM No phone cam, please Equal lor energetic person, esktng II* 900 dalector, air iaat lor drlvor, Intidt •42-44*! Keenaburg Call loll Free REAL tSTATI SECRETARY — Looking lor an e» opportunity allirmative action em For more inlormelion. Call Cemer Www rack* lor tool, and sacurltv salt A MO 24? MM Men Women immediate opening lor licensed real per it-nted and reliable per.on. must Ployer on. Murphy 1 Howlett. Inc.. SM-9M0 ifftS AMC JEEP — 4-tyl ,,rw*olow MUST for conlractirvgbunnai, Ash Serve As estate salesperson Professional, co- have good typing and phone skill*. mlir locking hubs nm ino. 14000 or best oMar 139 1H4 3 Trucks operative staff Floor lime avail 4m*n pleasant office, full lime Call DEALERS WANTED — For solar CARPET MECHANIC AND A Drill Instructor able For a confidential interview, WANTED - Person Interested In energy system Reply to P O. Bex brake*/.raflsmistion/clutclvpa.n. HELPER WANTED — Call >76 »l« lutonne Laotian. Korean A Viet FORD 1971 MAVERICK — Two- And Trailers or 92! 2013 after * p.m. 2 Weeks a Year call Mimi Cotfenberg, Broker, LIT UWIQ 144 Middietown. N J 0H4I. e* cond. ;ir-om. door, grabber, bucket teals, auto TLE SILVER REALTY. 140 SECRETARY namese children, must be laminar That's the role you'll Play during Merkriem PI . Little Silver. 741-0950 with the languaee Please apply MONMOUTH COUNTY - Meal 19*4 FORD GALAXIfc CLASSIC - malic. AM/FM stereo, good shape CARPENTER — Wanted tor home Annual Training It you loin the 7llh Good skills, dictation, able lo com market. 1705,000 gross, owner wish Excvllanl running condition, J2S0 or 1949 FORD — V-t pickup wllh cap. improvement. Musi be experienced po»e own correspondence Realty Richard Frusnon. Principal. Red Asking I95Q. Call S*3 941* standard shift, vary good condition Training Division You'll train oih Bank primary School. 222 River SI . ing 10 relir. 141.W0 STERLING bell offer Call 7* 1-4692 Call alter t p m . 2M 0616 ers "in the basics " and develop your REAL ESTATE SALES —Mortgage ban aground helplul To 41J0 McCANN REAL ESTATE BRO FORD LTD 1975 — 4 door air, beau 717-4015 before 11 am or after 9 solicitor lor N.J.'s fastest growing ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Red Bank, orroi No phone ca'IIS. 19*9 SKVLARK — Four-door, bod p.m. CHRISTMAS IS COMING — Earn own leadership skills 14 hours a please. Equal ooportunl KER. SM9kU liful condition, no rust. 71,000 ml month plus 2 weeks annual training mortgage banker Excellent pe< 20 Thomas M7 3444 Shrewsbury >n good >napa, needs v«(v* guide Asking J1595 042 1M7 *Mer 1. big money, make 3S% of everything program Call \Ji 2724 Iv allirmalivf action rmplovv NURSERY SCHOOL - For salt seal., 244-43H work, 291 1141 home 1173 CHEVROLET WINDOW VAN you sell M> tH* or «»SSM To tee it vou quality, call collect ~ SECRETARY - 197) Call 741-4171 after 4 p.m. Administrative lor buiy mtdtcal of- Slate-candied Write Box FJ19. The $200 GEORGE WALL 532-2029 1111 IHIIIAN - Quahlied >n al Dally Regisler. Shrewsbury. N J LINCOLN/MERCURY weekends anytime or HI 1125. 15 CLERKS phase, of residential work including fice, supervise 30 personnel, diver- WANTED PART-TIME 2 10. two W> FIAT — 121. Fourdoor, ood p.m. TYPISTS Army Reterve Opporlurtil.es sified a. challenging responsibilies 07701 9 Shrewsbury Ave . at Sycamore An Equal Opportunity Employer ifoubie shooting, steady lob TOP days per week, dryer,washer, over condition. reborn motor, four-ipoed. Shrewsbury 747-540 SECRETARIES pay and benetiU Call 2S1-3955. Knowledge of accounts payable ft 23 years old Brookdali Nursing SUNROOF INSTALLATION BUSI I9W DODGE PICKUP TRUCK — . KEYPUNCH payroll To 1IK Fee negotiable Center. 2M MOD iwoo ?: Sin cylinder automatic. I4I7S firm MESSENGER — Full lime position. NESS - Asking s'0.000 Great GRAN LEMANS 1975 — Pb/ps, air. II you have any of the above skills includes maintenance work Ex REAL ESTATE SALES ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY potential IJOOO down, owner flnenc (977 TOYOTA CELICA LIFTBACK 4 brand now radials, many litres, 244S74I. A, are mlerested In temporary work, Licensed or willing lo be Greal 20 Thomas 74M494 Shrewsbury ing available CAMERON — Excellent condition. 14 700 must MM. 12000 or best offer why not come in & register T We pay cellent medical benefits offered. For potential, good commission arrange- 52 Babysitting/Child I9H SUBARU BRAT — One year further information please contact SECRETARY MURPHV 1 HOWLETT. HE At M 143 M49 7I7J319 lop rates No tee charged ments, flexible hours TATE )»9M0 warranty, low mileage, excellent ACE TEMPORARIES Mrs Coleman at UJ 7700 Equal CARROLL AGENCY Good ileno receptionist A general Cart 197i MONTE CARLO — Pt/pb condition, many auras. After 4 W Thomas M2 0302 Shrewsbury Opportunity Employer Realtor 1739100 olfice dunes Benelits Fee nego- AM FM radio, extras. Very clean om , 442 4421 MOTEL ROOM CLEANING ttebia To tirj. 63 Monty To Loan. 12200 '972 VOLKSWAGEN BUG, rt CLERK/TYPIST — FulMlme, 40 REAL ESTATE SALES ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BABYSITTER NEEDED — Im- bu.n engine, iltndard Mill, new CHEVY PICKUP 1971 — Like naw. hrs. nor weak. Annual salary M4». Pan lime, morning hours including mediately to care for flvemonth-oia KITSOM CHEVROLET CO. weekends Musi have own car 70 Thomat 74J 3494 Srtrewtburv bov in my Red Bank home Goodoav Mint tab, new upnotsiery, 11 21,000 miles. Slack wllh cap. rag. A security clearance will be re FIRST AND SECOND — 1 Trada Winds Motel 841-1M7 ni.Lv*ri /" kll til 1il1 Ax xnnlu I, for the right person Call anytime iti IMC. -• Hwv. to Ealonlown gas Best offer Call M2 4111 SERVICE STATION MECHANIC - loans For any worth while Full lime days, experienced in sta Ml 1000 RUSTY BUT TRUSTY — 1974 NEEDLECRAFTER - If you like AN OPPORTUNITY! Lugns starling al 1973 VOLVO P1M0ES - (WiBOn) lion operations and sales Neat and auelltied Forlasll Mint condition, blue, overdrive, ax LABRIOLA MOTORS Chow, j ion pickup. Auto., good stitching, meeting people and set- reliable Apply Monmoulh Slreel min Sprln«s Rd R«H Bank rubber, mechanically sound. 1950. ling vou own .hours, creative ax- We arc selectively enlarging our WANTED EXPERIENCED — Iree goo 3»I SM9 Iran S7200 291 4J79. B42-4130. pressioni has e high earning career, Chevron. Red Bank 741 1433 711 1700. after I p.m. COOK — For nursing home wllh tales Hall of problem solvers We Babysitter to care for 2 and i year HARD TO GET - First, second am) 19*0 SUBARU BRAT — On* year or a fabulous part time opportunity are in the PEOPLE BUSINESS If old children My home, must have LAKEWOOO TOVOT* Top lilt knowledge of therapeutic diets Call Come demonstrate our beautiful third mortgages Fastest service, warranty, low mutant, e»ctllen for appointment between 1-4 p.m. vou en)ov helping people, want to set SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE — own transportation VI) 237* •owes) rales Quick closing on any paid for UiU C»n 100% flrunclna needieart collection Call Katrty. vour own r>our,. earn what vou feel condition, many eitrat. After 4 to qualified buvan. 344 woo 4 MotercvclM •22 ifOO Handy with all repairs, experienced. sue loan Call 131 7H4 D.m , M3-4421 MMJM you're worth, let's get together and references JM-IN0. COOK-FRY PERSON — Mature talk about vour luture Our company 54 Situations Wantad LINCOLN CONTINENTAL It74 — 1971 HONDA — ATC 90, hardly used, NIGHT AUDITOR — Experienced, HARD TO GET — First, second and 19S0 BUICK SKVLARK — Limited Emlllo FlKCl Edlllon. 10.200 mil*!. minded, experienced Shore Fish' it one of Ihe most successful In the SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - third mortgages Fastest service, Front-wheel drive, tour-cvtlnder an mint condition. erv. Hwy. 35, ChHwood, NJ tuii-ume Apply within. Molly county We can offer vou the train- Eveninei and weekends Pert lime Famala CKCtllvrrt. Llkt new, mull ftM. Call Pitcher Inn, Rod Bank. lowest rales Quick closing on any aloe, 25 to 30 mpo . tour-door, auto- 442 6112 from 6 « Call 222-4144 721-0903 or M3 2990 ing and advertising exposure lo In- Pleasant, permaneni lob 442 BOM sue loan Call UtirM matic, vinyl top. two-Ion*. 00 sure your success - licensed or un- DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chtlrtlde. NURSES AIDES M/F— On call-all TEACHER VACANCIES — Full, ALTERATIONS stecrlna/brakei, air, stereo Cruise LINCOLN CONTINENTIAL — FREED • •« M M • i 00 0 Ml 1 0 r « i t J D I 0 ' C tonight c oooo 2-2 LJonettf 1 Bro«n (i 3 0 0 0 3 1?' ]b SOit i 0 > 0 Tremm) » I Nellie Mi 10 0 0 0 0 0 o It 4 i 0 e is c Itt .HAM, 1 va . « Pur David, Phantom iNtiiww) . ij i Pir,,file Da" Ram« t Devil.%h Deed f*smun*n Hk: sirm Chww.. tm.i»w irVaentr t) 0 0 1*2 14 I.eFlort or 0 0 0 0 Mr 11. M-t.ti (F-4nn) Sett' 3b Suitor c BJMied (Black. . II Um.W H«'tti|f lit: Pate. 11.IM Boehmt Bail (King) Si Uu Van (No Driver) . .. • Cordero (LtCauM) S-1 GUSIorrn (tontoll Quick ShlDDtr (Aolct) is 1 Choose one when you deposit as little as $1,000 in a new or existing r-i,..,..,K.i Wavcrly (I ull) J M Brewer (King) 20-1 1 J Hat nun.I11 iiiiio< Tin Pace, IIW Ooldon Time N (KBIIV) W I met t ( Vurnljatk ) 1-1 account at Hudson City Savings Bank. ..HUM.. H..IMIWH (Morns) (jentle Overflows (Mella) SI Joylind Time IConkoll Dick Champ (Perry) 11 Miuhlv ( h.mif N {laikVf F W Thundarhead tKlrbv) 4 1 IM: PlCS.ti.rM Moon Wave (Fuico) S-1 J M I ' .(" II IIJfM • 1 Nerliia (Bowdan) II Mighty Pavton (Brandol . Tablesrade (Pattar&on) l)-1 Mavrnore S (Apice). Jeriav Barbra (Onlia) ti 1 fonys Irnaye (l-uchenlo) . ... •th. Pace, M,%*t Shidvvdv Culonal iGrasio) . Uu Pleisla (Baldachlno) M I tii' 1 Of.) M've vl Champ Almthunt (Aplce) ,, ,. 1-1 Deposit $1,000 or more and choose from gifts below. SperiAl Mr PUhlai (NoDrlv*r) Downs Hoad (D Fllion) f 3-1 Deposit $5,000 or more and choose from gifts below. Amiir Sunday IKf-llyl Mat Charmer (Harrington) 4-1 Ird PIC*, SI.M* All the Luck (Fajgllarone) 6 1 Monpv Man iMtGowarrif Egan Senator ivimu 4-1 Mai Tar l^ullerionl Kama Chief (Had*) lit Brunswick County (D Aleo) 12 I Peanut (dndv (Brttnahan) Ittt Pet., ll Mt M ii'. Huiinv (D t ilio.it wt Oo Gambit (Ktng) '. M in.i •• Step (Stafford) Beit of Oiborne iMotsevev) 3 1 1 Js Jimbo (l.abbale) . r w Irish Gal (Klrbyl II (F1 •,MI.,.I 'j (King) Mast Happy Frott Uuilui) , 4 1 «h Pact, »!,•©• W J Mahone (Fosier) 4-1 RtrJ Abbi'S Knight IKlrbv) Bret Don (Gagllardl) 1-1 Haron 1ti« Crtal (ingrattia) EiklmoGal (Butlar) 121 Jutllown Chief (Butler) ...... CictroSlisv (Johntnn) . 15-1 Hello Carter lOrctnahan). ,. IMh: Ptee, I MM StrAto ' .i-.-ifii: UHA Winner (Kothl 3-1 Ruddy 1 tl.aird) . Lowe Courier IMcGeo) ••» All American lover (Meerian) Vons Irish Rum (MolMvtv) J-1 Coiumbo Neil (Pallino) Skulliebug (Marohn) M Itli: Pate. I1.4M TerrrtGooM (Small) 4V1 A A Nt-surreclion (H. Flllon) Race Worthy ipheitn) 10-1 fJunrui". Hcst (RlllO) Quick Gtancar (Puma) ii 1 Ooovers (Kolh) Goodbye Robbie (Fosltr) 20-1 PaltVS Aprtl (Api Coleman dumped by San Diego SAN FRANCISCO (AP) * Jerry Coleman has been fired as manager of the San Diego Padres, assistant general manager Jack McKeon said yesterday, and he will become 1. Bulletin Board Arrangement 2. Luggage Carrier 8. Double Bed Comforter 9. Burwood Wall Mirror 10. Corning the Padres director of broadcasting. 3. Dacron-filled Pillows (2) 4. St. Mary's Blanket 5. Northern Ware Menu-ette Set 11. Farberware Mixing Bowls "When we restructured the organization, we felt Jerry Heating Pad 6. Hat and Scarf Set 7. Eveready Lantern 12. Weather Station 13. Conair Pistol Power 1250 Hair Blower would better serve us in the broadcast field than as man- 14. Black & Decker Jig Saw 15. Spartus LED Alarm Clock ager." McKeon said. 16. APF Credit Card Calculator 17. Black & Decker V Drill McKeon said the Padres had one or two men in mind for the job, "and we hope to name a new manager in a week to 10 Minimum balance for free gift must remain on deposit for one year. If balance should fall below this minimum, a charge will days, but il could be sooner." be imposed. One gift per depositor. All gifts will be delivered to your home. Allow four weeks (or delivery. Fulfillment of gift Although McKeon refused to name any of the potential orders is the responsibility of an agent. Hudson City Savings Bank reserves the right to make substitutions with comparable successors, he said the Padres may*consider a man with gifts if necessary or to permit you to choose another gift if merchandise is unavailable. Hudson City Savings Bank makes no minor league experience. warranty, express or implied, with.respect to any gift offered. The manufacturer will be responsible for supplying any warranties to depositors. This gift offering can be terminated at any time, without prior notice Gifts offered are in addition to interest otherwise payable on savings accounts. OUR 56th YIAR OUR 30-MONTH SPECIAL All gifti will ba dallvtrad dlractly to your homa. Sorry, no P.O. Boiat accaptad. OUR SIX-MONTH SPECIAL Plaaaa mall thli coupon to: TIME DEPOSIT PAYS YOU TIME DEPOSIT * PAYS YOU Hudaon City Savlngi Bank, PO Boi 706, Paramua, N.J. 07SS2 Tha enclotad dapoalt or collaction quillfiai IM tor a Iraa gift. ifffctivt •tfKttVt Plaaaa aand ma gift # _t , •mud annual • Enclosed is my deposit of $___ _^_ ywldon yield on D I am sending my passbook Irom another institution and the collection form below aytar Ms compounOwl duly- paid monthly I WOULD LIKE TO OPEN THE FOLLOWING TYPE OF ACCOUNT: SimpK initriit- pud monthly. O 30 MoMn Spec.JI Time UIPOS'I iMinimum 15001 C. 6 ?S\ 2n yxi Snail Iimt Dtpou! Thli I* in annual rate and ywld, hawixi. D SIR Month Special Time Depo&it [Minimum 110 000) (Minimum |500| Thl« ml* available Iht maturity of INi tfaaoalt !• 2* Mtki and tha D i 00% a yei' Specm Time Deposit (Minimum 15001 D 6 bfj\ I yell Specie) Time Deposit rata It Mtyact 10 ehanaa at ranawal. G 7 7i\ 6 yen Specie) time Deposit (Minimum SSOO) (Minimum $500) OCT 2 THROUGH OCT 15 G 7 50% 4 yen Specie! Time Deposit I Minimum 15001 H 6 00% 90 Oey Speciel Time Oepowt This rat* avalllaMa OCT 2 THROUGH OCTI I Minimum 1500) $10,000 minimum dapoaH Cl SW% Reguur Sevmas Account •adanlnagt «on« praNM Ih. compounding ol Maraal D IN TRUST FOR $500 minimum dapoilt. NAME D JOINTLY WITH i »tng ma lam ol INa dapoalt tl for making APT NO . 'In the event of withdrawal before maturity the consent of the bank is required riTv STATF ZIP our 55th ANNIVERSARY SOCIAL SECURITY NO TELE NO and, in accordance with supervisory authorities' regulations, a "substantial penalty" (ReQuned by ledeiel legulanofis! IMome FTiona] will be imposed. SALE our most SIGNATUBI! #2 (It Joini Account) Hudson City It you would Ilka ua to collect your lunda from another Iniiltutlon. | successful ever! complete tha form below. Encloaa paaibook of account to be tranafarred Brick Town Fort Lee North Bergen Summit We will return your pasabook after the tranafer haa been completed. Cherry Hill Glen Rock Oakland Teaneck. Cinnammson Haddonlieid Oradell union Nama ol ban* of Hvinfle inehlulw. from «h.cti Kinde will ba tranehHred 32 BROAD STREET RED BANK- ChHude Park Jersey City IS) Paramus Waidwck Pay to me order of Hudaon city Savings Bank Ciilton Kearny Ramsey West Caidwen Cresskiil Lakewood Randolph Township West Long Branch . Douara Wnta in tha amounl of wntt Balance D» Account 741-7500 Emeiton Lodi RiOgewood Westtield OPENS A Freehold Millburn River Edge Woodbury Heights Date. TIL 5:30 PM New Milford Rivei Vale A Account Number. FHI NIGHTS Sign aiacily TIL • PM . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation f OUAl OPPORTUNITY Serving Savers Since 1B6B LENDER Sigmturs ' (I centfy mat co-ownei •% hviigif jorn account) M7 IMPORTANT: PLEASE BE SURE TO ENCLOSE YOUR PASSBOOK