A Hough9 Jesse Bishop dies in gas chamber CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - Jesse Bishop, the tough- white shirt and white socks, was brought into the chamber and heroin addict and professional robber. He said he robbed a talking murderer wbo sneered at attempts to save him from strapped into a freshly painted death chair. country store at IS and was working on a county road gang a the Netada gas chamber, was executed early today, the third But the feisty prisoner said no, just as he earlier spurned year later. man put to death in the United States in the past 12 years. offers to see a minister before going to his death. Wolff sent He had spent more than 20 years of his life in prison — "This is Just one more step down the road of life," Bishop the prison chaplain to see the convicted murderer on his last mostly for robbery and drug-related arrests Still, he was told State Prison Director Charles Wolff Jr. In his final words. day. twice married and the father of two children Moments later, he was strapped In a freshly painted death Bishop had told authorities "I believe in Jesse Bishop. 1 Bishop's execution, the first in Nevada in 18 years, was the seat and green curtains went up in the gas chamber. Bishop don't believe in any religion. I don't believe in God." second time this year that a man had been put to death in the smiled at a reporter among the 14 witnesses — IS men and i Prison officials pronounced the execution complete at United States by government order John A Spenkelink died woman — standing in an adjacent room. 12:21 a.m. Moments later, Gov. Bob List, who had refused in the Florida electric chair on May 25 after a desperate court "He looked each of us in the eye, I think," said Tad clemency sought by others on Bishop's behalf, said the convict struggle to live. Dun bar of KOLO-TV in Reno, one of those wbo watched the It- had paid his due. The only other execution this decade was the death of year-old ex-paratrooper die for the murder of a Maryland "The sentence of the law has been carried out and Mister Gary Gilmore, who, like Bishop, spurned appeals to save his man. Bishop has paid his debt to society," list said in a statement life. Gilmore died before a Utah firing squad in January 1977. Bishop shook bis head and said nothing. Cyanide pellets from the governor's mansion. "He is now in the hands of the In the death chamber, guards drew straps across Bishop's fell into an acid bath, unleashing deadly gas. Bishop made Supreme Authority." chest and attached a stethoscope A long tube from the what appeared to be a thumbs-down sign, wrinkled his nose, Last minute appeals to two U.S. Supreme Court justices stethoscope stretched through the wall so a doctor could seemed to search the room and breathed deeply several were turned down yesterday. Bishop had not authorized them. pronounce the execution complete. times. "He was genuinely not afraid to die, and that's an awe After a metal door to the 10-by-10 death chamber clanged His eyes rolled upward, his head fell on his chest and then inspiring sight," a brother, who did not want to be Identified, shut, three volunteer guards flipped switches to activate the snapped back. He took another deep breath and closed his had said after a recent meeting. device that lowered cyanide pellets intottcid beneath the eyes — then Bishop's face reddened, saliva ran from his One of the last things Bishop saw was a slip of darkened death seat. mouth and his body shuddered. After a series of convulsive Nevada sky visible through a window in the chamber. Only one of the switches was live, so none of the guards jerks, it was over. Bishop dined late yesterday on a final meal of steak, sent knew which one would kill Bishop, convicted of murdering a One witness went down on one knee, but recovered and his compliments to the cook, and refused to pick up the newlywed Baltimore man during a 1977 Las Vegas casino stood up again. telephone provided him so that he could file an appeal on his robbery. Wolff had offered Bishop, 46, a chance to appeal even up to own — something he flatly refused to do. The gas which formed beneath him rose up slowly. He Jeste Bishop the point at which the Inmate, clad In blue denim pants, a Bishop, a decorated Korean War paratrooper, was a See Bishop, page 2.

Ihe The Daily Register Register VOL. 102 NO. 100 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1979 15 CENTS Resignation of Dayan could trigger crisis JERUSALEM (AP) - ganization, which drew sharp cords damaged in an accident Begin admitted the resig- the Cabinet majority, many Prime Minister Menachem criticism. at an archeological excava- nation would not help his gov- politicians and analysts said Begin and other leading One of the few doves in tion in 1968. ernment, which is under in- his resignation would have members of his Cabinet say Begin's government, Dayan Begin will be hard pressed tense fire for its failure to little or no immediate effect Foreign Minister Moshe sought far-reaching con- to find a replacement for the take decisive action to hold on the course of negotiations Dayan's resignation won't cessions to draw Palestinians man whose blunt, pragmatic down an inflation rate ex- change their tough stand in into the negotiations. In a tel- style and black eye patch pected to top 100 percent this in some sense the gov- the Palestinian autonomy evision Interview last week, symbolized Israel's independ- year. "No resignation helps ernment has actually been talks. But it threatened Be- he suggested that Israel turn ence. The often-squabbling a government," Begin said, strengthened by the resigna- gin's coalition government over administration of the oc- partners in Begin's shaky and, asked whether Dayan's tion," Energy Minister with a domestic political cupied territories to local Ar- coalition have already begun resignation had weakened it, Yitzhak Modai told Israel crisis. abs. competing for the foreign he replied, "Yes, if you force Television. "The govern- minister's portfolio, which me to say it, yes." ment will now be united on Dayan, who played a key In his letter of resignation, Dayan described Israel's re- Begin will hold until a suc- But because Dayan's policies which Dayan op- role in hammering out the cessor is named. posed." peace treaty with Egypt and lations with the Palestinians views jarred so sharply with of the West Bank and Gaza as THE Y'RE OFF — Runners cross the Verrazano Bridge In New York vesterdav is considered by many to be I • at the start of the New York Marathon. More than than 14,000 runners Israel's most creative nego- "the key question in our lives participated In the 26-mile, 385-vard race won bv Bill Rodgers. Race officials tiator, quit yesterday to pro- over the years, one which can said 11,533 participants finished the race. Other stories, page 13. test his lack of influence over be solved." the four-month-old autonomy "Last week I expressed talks with Egypt and the my reservations on the way United States. in which negotiations on au- "I was relegated to doing tonomy are being con- Rodgers, Sheehan what I didn't want to do, at- ducted," wrote Dayan, who tending cocktail parties and called the talks "to a large ceremonies," Dayan told re- extent barren negotiations. porters after making his "I believe that the foreign bombshell announcement at minister cannot perform his marathon victors the weekly Cabinet meeting. function properly as long as Although he was the chief he is not personally involved, NEW YORK (AP) - Bill Rodgers ov- They crossed the line in two hours, 18 architect of the original pro- informed and among the de- ertook Kirk Pfeffer yesterday and won the minutes and two seconds. posal for autonomy for the 1.2 terminers of Israel's policy 10th New York City Marathon for the Rodgers, of Melrore, Mass., had lost million Palestinians on the on the question." fourth consecutive year. six straight races after setting the U.S. occupied West Bank and in Dayan, who is 64, said he Rodgers, 31, the American record mark of 2:09:27 in winning the Boston the Gaza Strip, his home-rule would retain his seat in Par- holder who is considered the nation's No. 1 Marathon for the third time last April. concepts were blunted by liament but gave no hint of hope for the 1980 Olympics, was timed in The 26-mile, 385-yard race covered the Cabinet hardliners who de- other plans for the future. an unofficial 2 hours, 11 minutes, 44 sec- five boroughs of New York City. manded Israel retain firm The hero of the first three onds in beating a record field of 14,153 Rodgers kept a steady pace before control of the territories. Arab-Israeli wars, he was entrants. passing the unheralded Pfeffer with less In recent weeks, he spoke drummed out of the govern- Greta Waitzof Norway was the leading than four miles remaining. out repeatedly against gov- ment after Israel's initial woman finisher in two hours, 27 minutes Pfeffer, the former American junior ernment proposals that would losses in the 1973 war. He and 33 seconds. record holder, had laid low for about two have forced autonomous bounced back by bolting the Dr. George Sheehan, Rumson, a noted years before blossoming again this year Palestinians to rely on Israel Labor Party to join Begin's author and Daily Register columnist, won with a 2:11:50 victory in the Netherlands in for everything from water to Likud Bloc after it took the 60 and over age category with a three August. use of public land. Dayan also power in 1977. But Dayan now hour, 14 minute and 10 second finish. Bill Pfeffer, who had not entered this race traveled around the West is beset by uncertain health, Sieben, Rumson, a world-class runner, fin- until Saturday, finished second in the unof- Bank and Gaza meeting with having had operations this FINAL MEETING — Foreign Minister Moshe Davan waves away reporters as he ished in a 15th place tie with Tom Fleming. . ficial time of 2:13:09. Arabs closely identified with year for cancerous intestinal leaves final meeting of Israeli Cabinet yesterday. Davan resigned after serving in the Palestine Liberation Or- tumor and to repair vocal the post for two years. Man behind Davan is not identified Timer man's son tells ADL of terror in Argentina gentine government free him. away from right in front of By MARK MAGYAR asleep in his home when 14 30 months. Then one night, soldiers "But the important work the physics building. He has Statehouse Correspondent heavily-armed men came to came to his cell and told him is not finished. Fifteen not been heard from," the OCEAN TOWNSHIP - take him away in the middle to pack his clothes. He was thousand people have disap- rabbi said. Jacobo Timerman, 57-year- of the night. flown by helicopter to the air- peared in Argentina. The Rosenthal described "a old editor of the Buenos Aires He was brutally tortured, port, given (1,000, stripped of 15,000 are not just figures or special Jewish drama in Ar- newspaper La Opinion, was and imprisoned for more than his Argentine citizenship and numbers, they are 15,000 peo- gentina, a campaign specifi- exiled. ple, they have 30,000 parents, cally directed against Jews. Jacobo Timerman was one people like you who are look- "The son of the president of the lucky ones. He is alive. ing for them," he said. ' of the Jewish community was The Inside Story Timerman's 25-year-old Jacobo Timerman was kidnapped. They let him free i son, Hector, and Rabbi fortunate that he was so well- after three days, but it was a THE WEATHER Morton M. Rosenthal, Latin known "that the government warning. It was meant to in- timidate the Jewish leader- mnm' American director for the had to acknowledge that it DM Sunny and warm today and tomorrow with hlghi in Anti-Defamation League of had him," Rosenthal said. ship," Rosenthal said. the 70s. Complete report page 1. B'nai B'rith, addressed the "We cannot retain much "A 40-page booklet was If ii Giving him a new look , • Monmouth County chapter of hope for the vast majority of circulated widely saying that the Society of Fellows of the a rabbi had come down from HHE1 Wedding! are announced • the 15,000 who have been 'dis- Rodgers. Waits repeat in Marathon 13 ADL here last night as part of appeared' since this repres- New York to incite Argentine Glabti, Jets win 1* their continuing campaign to sive government took control Jews to establish a second A Jewish state, Uke Israel, In i publicize the plight, of the W If in March 1976," Rosenthal "desaparecidos" — "the said. "And each of the 15,000 Patagonia (southern Argen- Bridge advice »1 DAILY REGISTER PHONE NUMBERS disappeared ones." is a personal tragedy. tina). "And a publishing house Classified." «•» Main Office S42-4HI "I'd Uke to thank the ADL "Just last week, a man for making It possible for my and a woman came into my was established to translate Comics " Toll Free C7l-tMl father to be In Israel today," office. The woman had been Nazi writings into Spanish Crossword puixle « Toll Free SM-81M Hector said. "I came to the through three Nazi concen- and distribute them through- Editorial! • Classified Dept. S4M7M Circulation Dtpt M2-4MI United States three months tration camps, her husband, out Argentina. The govern- Entertainment • M.M ment which doesn't allow one Sports Depl S42-4M4 ago with my mother and my through one. They had built a lifestyle M bit of leftist literature to ex- MhMletown Bureau 171-2251 brother. We put'together a new life in Argentina. They HOFFMAN HONORED — Monmouth County Clerk John R. Fiorino, second from Make A Date « ist allowed that," he said. Freehold Bureau 431-2192 team to go to Washington and' came to the office because left, presents Julian Hoffman of Deal, left, with the annual "Torch of Liberty" Obituaries «" explain the situation of my their son, a graduate student The ADL has recently con- award of the Monmouth County chapter of the Society of Friends of the Anti- Sport, U-U Long Branch Bureau ..222-MII SUtf house Bureau CM 292 »5t father, and American govern- in physics at the university in centrated its efforts on Ar- Defamation League of B'nal B'rith. Looking on are Ell Bernstein, chapter president, Television W-W ment pressure made the Ar- Buenos Aires, had been taken See Timerman, page t. second from right, and Julius Flink of West End, a former recipient of the award. SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1979 store for about an hour, Freet said. The pig apparently was the group's response to Army hospital ready anti-Irish remarks the prin- cess allegedly made to Chi- cago's Mayor Jane.Byrne. Crucial votes due on SALT II A Chicago columnist said Margaret called the Irish WASHINGTON (AP) - Two SALT II amendments that for burned Marines "pigs" at a dinner earlier the administration says are either unnecessary or would kill hospitalized this month. However, the the treaty are coming to a crucial vote in the Senate Foreign SAN ANTONIO, Texas dead on arrival at Kelly on "This is the largest princess denied she made Relations Committee. (AP) — Brooke Army Medi- Sunday, Army officials said. TOPEKA, Kan - The cal Center's famed burn The conditions of the 37 number of patients to be ad- the remark, and the mayor The panel was beginning its second week of line-by-line Wicked Witch of the West in treatment teams today victims at Brooke were not mitted at one time at Brooke said the "pigs" referred to review of the arms limitation treaty today, and tentatively is the Wizard of Oz may have mobilized for their most dif- immediately available, but 17 since Vietnam," said Brooke Irish terrorists, not the scheduled to vote tomorrow on issues involving the American been liquidated in 1939, but ficult task since the Vietnam were classified as "very se- spokeswoman Audrey Urban Irish people. „ MX mobile missile and the Soviet Union's 308 "heavy mis- the actress who portrayed War — care of 37 Marines rious" and 21 were listed as czyk. siles." her is alive and was in Kan- No arrests were made at severely burned in a freak "serious to very serious" The victims filled the reg- One amendment, by Republican Leader Howard Baker of sas over the weekend to cel- the demonstration,. Freet fire at their base in Japan. when they left Japan. ular burn treatment ward, Tennessee, would give the United States the right to convert ebrate the Oz II Children's said. forcing hospital officials to 308 light missiles to heavy missiles to match the Soviet force. More than 70 Marines and "There are some In very Art Festival. •M three Japanese were injured critical condition," said an press another ward into ser- CALCUTTA, India Dallas on Nov. 22,1963. The energy conservation program began in mid-July, military burn unit. and really got things together and Destitute which her or- Thirty-one of the burned witch is concerned, it was Medical authorities in during the height of the air-conditioning season, but suffered in a hurry," said Spec. 6 der, the Missionaries of One of the Marines, Pvt. Marines and two Japanese all right. I think anybody Dallas County, Texas, have several initial setbacks. Inspections hardly had begun by Richard Hodge, one of the Charity, runs in southern Thomas J. Breunlg of St. wiMe treated and released. A could do it. But to point to it asked authorities in Tar- September. burn team members. Calcutta. She founded the Paul. Minn., was declared Japanese woman remained and say it's my best piece of rant County, where Oswald home 27 years ago. Energy Department officials have contended that the acting just couldn't possibly is buried, to resolve ques- program is geared primarily to the cold winter months. "We be." Last week, Mother tions about the body's iden- will have spot inspections in response to complaints and on a Teresa said the $190,000 tity. random basis," a spokesman said Friday. Week of campaigning LOS ANGELES (AP) - money from the prize, an- However, he said success of the program will depend nounced Oct. 17., will be •M A department store ap- ROMSEY, England primarily on cooperation by the public, which will be required pearance by England's rln used to "build more homes to keep room temperatures no higher than 65 degrees for the destitute and the (AP) — Lord Rorasey, the cesa Margaretwas picketed grandson of Earl Mountbat- Farenheit. leaves Carter ebullient by about 30 Irish sympa- poor, especially for the The 11 states that have rebuffed the government program ten of Burma, was married WASHINGTON (AP) - (S expected to announce the will be held in March, ap- thizers and one live pig, but lepers." are: Colorado. Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, here eight weeks after the Winding up one of his most formation of a committee to peared to give Carter her sup- police say the outspoken Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah, and Wyoming. burial of Mountbatten, politically upbeat weeks explore his presidential cam- port for a second term. princess was aware of COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) killed in a terrorist bomb- since taking office, President paign prospects, a step that is —Government figures re- neither protesters nor — Lee Harvey Oswald's ing. Jackson predicts Kennedy win Carter was in such an all but certain to be followed leased Friday showed a re- porker. mother says the exhuma- Romsey, 32, and Pene- by his formal campaign tion of her son's body would WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Henry Jackson predicts one ebullient mood it seemed he bound in economic growth to Police, however, knew lope Eastwood, 26, daugh- anouncement. not help determine who of his Democratic colleagues — Sen. Edward Kennedy — will literally couldn't sit still. a 2.4 percent annual rate, of the Saturday demonstra- ter of a wealthy restau- killed President John F. defeat President Carter for the party's 1980 presidential The fact that Air Force But last week, there were leading to some speculation tion in advance and ushered rateur, were married over Kennedy. nomination. One was about to glide onto these favorable develop- that the recession that was the royal visitor into Bull- the weekend amid tight se- ments for the Carter forces: feared to have begun in mid- Mrs. Marguerite Os- Jackson said yesterday on CBS' "Face the Nation" that the runway at Andrews Air ocks Wilshire through the curity in this town 70 miles summer may not have oc- wald, 72, says she has re- the worsening economy will give Kennedy a boost in the early Force Base didn't deter him —An Associated Press- back door, said police Sgt. from London. Queen Eliz- curred after all. fused to cooperate with a primaries next year that could end in a victory over Carter. from standing in the aisle to NBC News poll, reflecting a Robert Freet. abeth II and members of British author who believes But the Washington state legislator noted that whoever the hold forth on his first "vic- turnaround in the past month, —A Justice Department Calling themselves the royal family attended a Soviet ggent rests in the Democratic candidate is, he will have to explain to voters why tory" of the 1980 presidential found half of the nation's special counsel, after a six- "Action for Irish Rights," the ceremony in a 12th cen- Texas grave identified as the party has been helpless to guide the economy during the sweepstakes. Democrats say they would month investigation of the the picketers paraded on tury Norman abbey. that of her son. four years it's held both the White House and the Congress. It was unusual for a presi- like Carter to try for re-elec- Carter family's peanut ware- the sidewalk in front of the dent who rarely chats with tion. house operations, announced reporters on his airplane any- —Carter supports won a he could find no evidence of Missing boy reunited with parents time — let alone while it is nearly 2-to-l victory at the criminal wrongdoing. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) - Jamie Mokshefski, landing. Florida caucuses, at which So, flying from Boston on allegedly kidnapped last month by a teen-age babysitter, is For two consecutive week- delegates were picked for a Saturday for a weekend at Two plunging cable cars home with his parents after being rescued police and welfare ends, Carter and Sen. Ed- state party convention that Camp David, Md., where he workers in Texas who learned a teen-age girl offered to sell ward M. Kennedy have been will take a straw poll next stayed until today, the presi- the 2-year-old boy for $100. in competition of sorts — month. dent had good reason to be in "That's my dog, Sassy," Jamie shouted yesterday, and first in the Florida caucuses —Chicago Mayor Jane an expansive mood. kill 1, hurt 15 in Dallas and then at the John Byrne, a Kennedy family "It's going to be a long after grabbing and hugging his brown terrier, rushed into a DALLAS (AP) - Fitzgerald Kennedy Library friend and also an important and pleasant campaign," he ficials said 41 cars were car that fell on top of that bedroom and woke his three sleeping sisters, although it was Thousands were jammed into dedication in Boston. political figure in Illinois told the four reporters on the stranded. awning. She was screaming, nearly 11 p.m. the midway on the last day ofw Help, help.' She had blood This is the week Kennedy where a key primary election big Air Force jet. The cars plummeted from Jamie vanished from his southside Colorado Springs home the State Fair of Texas when the cables into a pair of game coming out from Underneath with his is year

PRINCETON (AP) - A "There are a lot of in- or Committee were minority dication that the honor code itself, to turn our most Princeton University's Honor stances of cheating not in- students is not fully understood and thoughtful attention to the Committee study shows 17.1 cluded in giving or receiving Dean of the College Joan observed is, of course, a seri- concerns that have been iden- percent of the Ivy Legue assistance on an exam. " P. Girgus said the university ous matter," she said tified and to the recommen- school's students have said senior committee mem- should direct its attention to "It is now imeumbent dations for improvement that cheated at some point in their ber Warren Hamel. He cited the implications of the com- upon us all. following the lead have been proposed." college careers. taking too much time, failing mittee's findings "Any in- provided by the committee howrt Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. The figure, the result of a to report an observed in- NOAA. U.S. Dtpi. of Comm.rc poll conducted in the spring stance of cheating or lying to nnna — === of 1978, differs dramatically the committee as also being from the 34 percent cheating violations. Plan bans eating clubs TIDES APpMM estimate made by a campus The committee said 18.4 WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are forecast newspaper's poll last March. percent of Princeton's 4,400 PRINCETON (AP) — Ivy istrators and students, was fundraising efforts to finance Sandy Hook today for the central portion of the nation, ranging League students of Princeton appointed by university Pres- the proposed revisions, esti- from the Great Lakes region south to Arkansas. The committee's report undergraduates have wit- TODAY - High »:30 p.m. also recommended the uni- nessed violations of the code, University may get their eat- ident William G. Bowen last mated to cast between $6 mil- Showersare also predicted for the Pacific year to study social fragmen- and low 3:39 p.m. Northwest, according to the National Weather Ser- versity lighten the penalty yet the committee hears less ing habits changed. lion and $10 million over a 5 to TOMORROW-High 9:51 vice. structure for honor code vio- than 10 cases yearly. The board of trustees at tation of the student body 10 year period. a.m. and 10:06 p.m. and low lations, increase education "Although we have identi- the Ivy League school gave The resolution also urges Private eating clubs for 3:48 a.m. and low4:18p.m. Local forecast about the system, tighten fied specific problems, we be- concept approval to a con- the administration to begin juniors and seniors and other For Red Bank and Yesterday's Ugh temperature at tie Register weather prodedures for administering' lieve we have reaffirmed the troversial plan aimed at re- social and dining options for Rumson bridges, add two station was 80 degrees. The low yesterday was SI. II was exams and expand the honor importance of the honor code vising residential life at the (Hub's auction underclassmen would be re- hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 74 at I p.m. and the overnight low wai IS. Today's ( a.m. code to cover "breaches of at Princeton," said senior university. The plan would placed under the terms of the minutes; Long Branch, de- temperature was (1. There was no precipitation In the 24 personal honor" not included Robert M. Thomas, Jr., com- eliminate private eating to aid hospital proposal. clubs used by 60 percent of duct 15 minutes; Highlands, hours ending at ( a.m. today. There were uro heating in the current constitution. mittee chairman and former A university-affiliated The report was released Sun class president. the upperctassmen. FREEHOLD - The Free- add 40 minutes. degree days yesterday, IBS for the month and 235 for the r rlub system would be de- day. The trustees passed a res- hold Exchange Club will HI La Prc Otlk beating season lo date. The committee's findings signed for most up Albany •1 41 clr olution urging university of- sponsor the Monmouth Auc- AIDu'qaa 40 41 10 ptcdv At the close of every ex- indicated roughly 44 percent pcrclassmen, while a dining Coastal forecast ficials to develop specific tion on Sunday. Nov. 18, in Amarlllo M 91 01 ptcdv amination Princeton students of the students would not re- facility incorporating five Anchoraoa 14 » cdv recommendations to imple- The Sheraton Gardens, Free- Alhylll. 71 U clr Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds southwesterly 10 must sign a pledge stating port cheating while 65 residential colleges would be Atlanta U 44 ptcdv ment changes suggested last hold Township, to benefit the All Cll» 11 41 clr to 15 knots today and tonight. Weather fair through tonight they have not given or re- percent said they would not developed for freshmen and semester by the Committee Freehold Area Hospital. Baltlmora 19 41 clr with some fog and haze. Visibility 3 to 5 miles or more in ceived help from any source turn in a friend. sophomores Birmnsnm •4 47 ptcdv haze but one mile or less in spots especially in the morning during the exam. Thomas refused discuss on Undergraduate and Resi- Tom Neilson, auction Bllmarck » 17 cdv chairman, said that "some Currently, five of the 13 SOIM SI 41 11 plcdv hours. Average wave heights 2 feet or less today. All exams at the univer- the fact that 21 of the last 28 dential Life. The committee, Boston H SI clr of the items already donated eating clubs are selective, Browntvllla tl 71 plcdv sity are unsupervised. cases to come before the Hon- comprised of faculty, admin- Buffalo 74 «7 ptcdv Jersey Shore include a fur piece, dinners at choosing their members in a Chrlttn SC •1 M ptcdy manner similar to the Cnrlitn wv •4 5) ptcdv Sunny and warm today and tomorrow after some various restaurants, jewelry, Chavanna 40 n clr patchy morning fog or cloudiness. Highs in 70s. Fair works of art, bicycles, sport- fraternity rush at other col- Ctilceoo 14 70 clr leges. ~\ Cincinnati S3 44 ptcdv tonight. Lows in upper 50s to low 60s. Chance of rain near 0 ing goods, doll houses, and a Ctavaland •1 41 ptcdv Colmbui Oh • 1 44 ptcdv percent through tonight. Winds southwest i to IS mph scale model of the original Dal Ft Wth U 74 clr Monmouth Court House ' Danvar « 37 4* ptcdv today. DaiMolnai •1 49 The Exchange Club meets D4Jtro4l 71 44 cdv Southern Jersey D4ilutn 41 M .17 cdv in The American Hotel every FalrDnkl 11 IS cdv Sunny and warm today and tomorrow after some Thursday at 12:15pm., and is 74 S4 clr Htlana 41 17 02 ptcdv patchy morning fog or cloudiness. Highs in the upper 70s now conducting its member- Honolulu n 77 clr XEBOXCOPKS Houston •7 74 ptcdv to mid 80s. Fair tonight. Lows around 60. Chance of rain ship drive. Ind-apolli •1 n ptcdv Jacki'vllla •7 41 cdv near 0 percent through tonight. Winds southwest 5 to 15 The club's recently- INSTANT 47 19 rn mph today. elected officers are: Peter Kani Cltv U 71 rn Lai Vatai 70 41 clr LaFrance, president; Thom- PRINTING Llttta Rock 17 71 rn Northern Jersey as Musumeci, district direc- LertertvBorJs Lei Anoalaa 71 97 clr Social Stall Loullylll. 44 47 rn Sunny and warm today and tomorrow after some tor; Thomas Nielsen, first Mtmpnls n 74 m Miami •1 70 ptcdv patchy morning fog or cloudiness. Highs in 70s? Fair vice president; Thomas Mllnaukta 71 41 m Flood, treasurer; Ira Lenner, wolf press inc. MWlSt P 91 41 .01 cdv tonight. Lows in upper 50s to low 60s. Chance of rain near 0 Nainvllla 09 a rn percent through tonight. Winds southwest 5 to 15 mph second vice president; Ray 170 Monmouth ShMl Ntw Orlnl K 7S cdv R«d Bank • 741-9JO0 M.» York K 41 clr today. McCollum. district presi- Norfolk n »i ptcdv dent; George Kavchak, treas- Okla CUT 1) 71 cdv North Jersey exteaded forecast Omaha S7 40 rn Orlando S4 47 ptcdv Extended forecast for Tuesday through Friday. PMIM'nMa . n 94 clr Ptraanlx 77 91 .01 clr Chance of rain Tuesday night. Clearing Wednesday. Fair 71 97 ptcdv SSSfS 79 40 clr Thursday. Chance of rain again Friday. Morning lows in Bring on PtlandOra M 04 .04 rn the 50s. Highs in the upper 80s to low 70s. R«Nd City 4« n tl ptcdv the smiles with Rtne 94 19 .11 clr Richn^ood U 40 clr East Pennsylvania MLeull m. 74 rn St P-Tamoa •4 70 ptcdv Salt Laka - 51 11 ptcdv Some morning cloudiness and fog, otherwise fair SanDMo 71 II clr weather through tomorrow. Highs today and tomorrow In San Fran U 94 m SS Maria 41 91 H rn upper 70s to low 80s. Lows tonight in the mid 50s to low 60s. Saattla SI 41 rn Spokana 41 M rn East Pennsylvania extended forecast Tulta 10 74 cdv WaiMntton •1 44 clr BACK TO THE BEACH — This weekend's "heat wave" prompted some cuntv MIYeatar«a»iMHa. Extended forecast for Tuesday through Friday. residents to head back to the beach iust one more time for some sun or fishing. The La • YaUarauiVi L». Chance of rain Tuesday night. Clearing Wednesday. Fair PraCIPftAtMfi NT M bVJVJCt ••Ml warm weather that was with us this weekend is expected to continue today and CENTRAL JERSEY BANK mm. BDT raataraav. Thursday. Chance of rain again Friday. Morning lows in tomorrow. Although temperatures were in the high 70s and low 80s, thev did not UJST COMRftNV mid 40s to mid 50s. Highs mostly In the 60s. constitute a record for this, time of the year, according to the National Weather MIMMUlmr Service. 4 TIW Dktfy RegMer SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,1979 .___ Methadone clinic opposition grows By WARREN RICHEY restraining order " "everywhere," and that ship's business xone without come before the toning board The clinic originally was MIDDLETOWN - Town- Local officials and resi- "people are not going to first receiving a use variance before a certificate of oc- slated to be located last ship residents living in the dents did not learn of plans to stand up and be counted and from the Zoning Board of Ad cupancy was issued. spring In the Strathmore Nicholas Marcalus, 86, vicinity of a proposed drug put the methadone clinic here say 'I am a heroin addict' justmeal Township officials issued Shopping Center on Route 34, treatment center have col- until this month Initial plans There are addicts la all levels He said that such uses as a a certificate of occupancy for Aberdeen, bat Aberdeen lected 700 signatures in op- to locate the clinic in Aber- of life. They arc every- drug clinic are not noted spe- the building for a "medical Mayor Edward K. Kaufman had founded paper mill M position to it. deen were Mocked by opposi- where cificially in the soning or- clinic." Local officials are and the Township Council ob- WYCKOFF (AP) - Nich- was re-named the Marcal Pa- Organizers of the petition tion there earlier this year. Self questioned whether dinance as an acceptable ton- questioning whether drug jected to having (he clinic olas Marcalus, an Italian im- per Mills. Marcal, based in drive said it would continue The township adminis- Bass could open the ing use. He declared that be clinic is the same use as med- there because young children migrant who founded Marcal Elm wood Park, manufac- to 2,000 names, if necessary, trator has been instructed to methadone clinic in the town- feels the matter should have ical clinic. frequent the shopping center. Paper Mills. Inc., died Satur- tures products for residential to reverse initial approvals of protest to the state, and the day at the age of 86 following and commercial use. the clinic. township attorney is In- a brief illness. Marcalus produced sever- Meanwhile, Commit- vestigating possible legal av- Marcalus immigrated as a al inventions including a ma- teeman Frank A. Self said be enues to stop the center. teenager to the United States chine that removed the black will seek a temporary re- Carl Ohlsson. a resident of from Petraha, Palermo, Sici- skin from pepper, an electric straining order today to pre- Hilton Park, near the pro- ly in 1906 healing pad, a water heater posed clinic site, aaid that he, Ttfate/t T>«te vent the proposed methadone for shaving and the first auto- his pregnant wife and a In 1932, Marcalus sold the clinic from opening on Route A paid directory of coming eveats for non-profit OCTOBER 27 matic winder for packaging neighbor, who is also pre- Automatic Paper Machinery 36, near the Atlantic High- organizations Rates $2 00 for three lines for one day, Flea Market, Hazlet Fire Company »\, Holmdel toilet tissue. gant, initiated the petition Co. which he and a partner lands border. $1.00 each additional line; $3 00 for two days, $1.25 each Rd Hazlet, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Space: $400, (able $760. drive last week "to show the had formad to manufacture Before World War II, he Noting that toe 45-day ap- additional line; £.00 for three to five days, $1 SO each Call 2644487. local politicians and everyone Cutrite Waxed Paper, a prod- built an electrical manufac- peal period of a state additional line; $6.00 for 10 days, $2 00 each additional on the state level that the Giant Garage Sale sponsored by Little Silver PTO, uct Marcalus developed. He turer into one of the largest certificate of need would ex- line Deadline noon two days before publication. Call people are tired of just get- Sat. Oct. 27,10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Point Road School, All used the money from the sale makers of wireless radio sets pire tomorrow, Self said, "I The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secre- ting passed over in the politi- Purpose Room. to form Marcalus Manufac- in the United States. feel it's imperative, absolute- tary Mass was to be offered ly imperative, that something cal game." turing Co. OCTOBER7TO» Bazaar. Calvary Baptist Church, River St., Red ' this morning at St. Eliz- be done Monday. "II it takes two pregnant Bank Oct 27, sponsored by the Building Fund. Dinners, The company, which abeth s Roman Catholic I feel very strongly women to get out and solicit The Monmouth Veterans & Senior Citiiens will be makes napkins, tissues and sponsoring a bus trip and shuttle to Atlantic City every homemade baked goods, plants, various other articles Church. Burial is to follow at about this and I feel that we names to stop a methadone for sale, other paper products, later Fair Lawn Memorial Ceme- must stop this. It's not neces- clinic, it's a hell of a condi- Mon., Wed., Fri., and Son. Fare only $10.00, snow and tery. sary and it's detrimental to tion this country is in right meal and other extras. At Resorts fll.96, If B people or Halloween Costume Dance to be held at Brevent John C. Vitagliano He is survived by his wife, the Welfare of the township," now'" Ohlaaon said. more, the cost is $16.50, with meal and snow Included Park Firehouse, Leonardo $7.50 per person Includes Mildred, a son, Robert; six said Self, incumbent Re- "I'm not a politician, I'm and personal services. Call for information, 870-10(0, buffet, cold beverages, prizes, contests, music with DJ VIRGINIA BEACH, Va- grandchildren and seven publican candidate for the not running for anything, the 170-1185. After 5p.m.,222-3244. by Sound Entertainment, 8:30 p.m -1:30 a.m. Sponsored John C Vitagliano, 51, of 916 grea t-gra ndchildren. township committee. only thing I want is to stop by Brevent Fire Company Auxiliary. something that is no good for OCTOBER 17, !4.11 Pillow Drive, formerly of His Democratic opponent, Harvest Bazaar, First Baptist Church, Main St., Middletown. N.J, died Satur- Mrs. Eddie Kidd Patrick Gaynor, reached last our neighborhood," Ohlsson The Transcendental Meditation program offers said. free introductory presentations with a color film every MaUwan Christmas Boutique, handmade Items, jams day at home after'a long ill- night, said of the clinic, "I and jellies, baked goods, plants, Tea room, Sat. 10-4. ness LONG BRANCH - Mrs. don't like to see it and am Gerhard Bass, a Florham Wed., 1 and 8 p.m. 326 Broad St., Red Bank. 747-7015. Park pharmacist, is sponsor- He was a former owner Eddie Kidd. 58, of 398 Colum- opposed to it." OCTOBER 17-11 Halloween Fair sponsored by the Red Bank PTA, ing toe $150,000 clinic, slated and operator of Giles Market bus Place died yesterday at Gaynor said that be had Wonder Warehouse announces the opening of its Saturday, Oct. 27, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Red to open within two months in in East Keansburg, N.J.. and Monmouth Medical Center, spoken to many persons Everybody Exhibit. Ideal for children from 5 years old Bank Middle School, Harding Rd. Rain or shine. a professional office building had been a trucking salesman here. about the clinic but that Self to 17. Please phone museum for information. 747-2166. Bom in Adell, Ga., she had is in a better position as a near the King James Nursing V.F. W. Post #2179 ft Auxiliary Annual Polish Night, for the Ezor Express Co. in Post home, Route ID, (next to AftP), Port Monmouth. New Brunswick. N.J lived here for 35 years. committeeman "to oppose it Home, Route 36. OCTOBER II THRU n She was a member of and be heard." Residents say the build- Donation $7.50 per person, includes: Polish hot and cold Mr. Vitagliano owned and St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands, will conduct buffet, refreshments, "Musicalaires" Polka Band and Primitive Baptist Church, Self said he will ask that ing, located in a business operated the Abby Carpet a St. Juries Novena. Services will be held at 10 a.m. ft dance snow by "Polka Dolls". Dancing S p.m. to 1 a.m. Co., here, until his retirement Neptune. V the township file for a tem- zone, is 300 yards from a resi- 7:30 p.m. Preacher will be the Rev. Charles Repole, six years ago Surviving are her hus- porary restraining order to- dential area. O.F.M.Cap. Annual Book Sale, Friends of The Middletown Twp. He was bom in the Bronx, band, Eddie Kidd; four day contending that the state The methadone center Library. Sat. 9-5 p.m. at the Library. 55 New Monmouth OCTOBER 26,21 N.Y., and-lived in Mid- daughters, Mrs. Betty Jean approval of a certificate of would be exclusively an out- Rd., Middletown. Fifth Annual Dollnouse and Miniature Show and dletown for 11 years before Wedner, here, Miss Margaret need on Sept. 8 was "im- patient clinic for the detox- Sale, to benefit Family and Children's Service, Sat., moving here 12 years ago Wheeler, Mrs. Nancy Jane properly granted" and was ification of heroin addicts. Guild of Creative Art Bui Trip to SOHO Visit Thomas, and Mrs. Pansy Mae "arbitrary, capricious and "Who the hell wants these Oct. 20 and Sun., Oct. 21, 10 a.m. to S p.m. Hilton Inn, galleries, shops and the Village Walking tour map will Mr Vitagliano was an Tinton Falls. Admission$1.00adults; $1.00children. Army veteran of the Korean Scott, all of Orange.and 16 unreasonable." people down the block from be provided. $6.50 per person. To reserve place, call conflict. grandchildren. He added, "If the com- us at the local bar and you 741-1441. OCTOBER 11 TO 21 He was a communicant of The Edward E. Jackson mittee refuses or stalls, I will nave to worry about your Christian Life Mission, New Monmouth Baptist Annual Bazaar ft Rummage Sale, First Presby- the Star of the Sea Roman Funeral Home, Neptune, is in get a local attorney and I will wife and kids? Who wants Church, Cherry Tree Farm ft New Monmouth Rds., terian Church, Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Oct. 27, Catholic Church, here. charge of arrangements. file myself for this temporary it?," Ohlsson asked. New Monmouth. Services on Sun. 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. 104 P.M. Christmas items, food ft baked goods, new and Surviving are his widow, "The people in Hilton not so new, handmade knits, flowers, clothing ft White Park feel the same way. Out Week nights at 8 p.m. Dr Clarence W. Cranford. Mrs. Frances DeLuca Minister Emeritus of Calvary Baptist Church, Washing- Elephants Vitagliano; a son, John C. of the whole park, I only saw Psychic is no help one person who said no, and ton, DC. will be the speaker. The public is cordially OCTOBER 28 Vitagliano, at home; and two invited to attend. ' daughters. Miss Martha M. that was only because she Annmal Arts & Crafts Show, Immaculate Heart didn't understand what I was Vitagliano and Miss Mary L. OCTOBER 11 Center Precious Blood Altar ft Rosary Society, Mon- saying," Ohlsson declared. Vitagliano, both at home. in hunt for boy, 7, Parents Without Partners; Bayshore Chapter #644 mouth Beach, will be held Sun., Oct. 28,8 a.m. to 4 p.m. He said that his petition The John F Pfleger Fu- will hold a Cocktail Dance at the Magnolia Inn Disco, Tables: $10.00. Reservations: 222-7491, Meg Caffyn Do PATERSON (AP) - De- Delvis said, "Ma, Ma,"has received support from neral Home, Middletown, Rt. 79, MaUwan at 8:30 p.m. Call 739-3867 for informa- your Christmas shopping early. spite using a psychic to before a male voice was Assemblyman Richard Van N.J., is in charge of arrange- tion. search for an 8-year-old boy heard ordering the boy to Wagner, D-Monmouth and St. Catherine's PTA Dinner Theater, "A Salute To ments missing for a week from his "hang up the phone, hang Middlesex, Democratic Free- Broadway", roast beef dinner, beer, punch. Tickets, Monmouth Auxiliary For Retarded Citiiens, "The home, authorities say there up." holder Thomas Lynch, Com- $7.50. Contact 787-4058or 787-4237. Art of Needlework Preview Party", Congregation B'nai Mabel W. Johnston are no significant leads in the Mrs. Rodriguez said she mitteeman Self, Democratic case Israel, Hance ft Ridge Rds., Rumson, 7:30-10 p.m. Ham and eggs or pancakes and ham breakfast, had no idea why the boy dis- Assembly candidate Stephen Oceanport Hook and Ladder Fire Co., Main St., Ocean- MATAWAN - Miss Mabel Oelvis Matias was last Exhibit dates Oct. 24, 25, 11 to 4 p.m. For reservations appeared. Duffy and Highlands 1'olice port between 8-1 Adults, $2.75, child, $1.75. Help us to W. Johnston. 97, of 7 Prospect seen by a neighbor early last for the Preview Party, 64M41S. The thin, four-foot-tall boy Chief Hoard Brey, a Mid- help you. Place, died Saturday in the Monday evening walking was last seen wearing a dletown resident. Bus Exhibit & Sale, articles made by blind Emery Manor Nursing down Main Street with two black, shiny jacket, tan pants Ohlsson said the group of craftsman, sponsored by N.J. State Commission for the OCTOBER 36 Home. Old Bridge men, authorities said. and orange boots. Delvis and residents is considering ap- Blind ft Sr Citizens of Union Beach, Colony Inn parking Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter #644, She was bom in Brooklyn, The boy's mother, Sylvia his 7-yearold brother, Thom- pealing the certificate of lot, Florence Ave., Tues, Oct. 23, Union Beach, 1 p.m. will hold a Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Feary PI., NY., and moved to Matawan Rodriguez, last saw her son as, are students at School 8 need on its own. to 3 p.m. Morgan, 8:30 p.m. Uve music, free buffet. Call 739-3867 18 years ago from East Or- about 6 p.m. that day and had located just across the street "We feel that the town- for information. ange. received no ransom de- from their Main Street home. ship committee didn't give us OCTOBER 23, 24 NOVEMBER1 Miss Johnston was a mands. '"I feel very- sad," she the kind of representation Asbury United Methodist Women's Run Rummage Reading, Pa. bus trip. Christmas shop early. $10. school nurse in the But in a telephone call ear- said. "I'm living, I don't they should have," he said. Sale, Church Basement, 61 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, Maplewood School system ly Wednesday, Mrs. know, in a dream. I can't Bus leaving Atlantic Highlands. Atlantic Highlands- Ohlsson said that If the Tues. Oct. 23,9-4, Wed. Oct. 24,9-12 Highlands Pop Warner. 872-1647,291-1865. before retiring in 1957. Rodriguez said Delvis said, believe this. My son was a clinic were defeated in Mid- She was a 1920 graduate of "Ma," several times before very loving boy. All the time dlesex County and in Aber- OCTOBER U AND 36 Middletown Township PBA Annual Ball, Shore the Methodist Hospital School hanging up. A family friend I'm thinking about how he is, deen it should have been de- The Shrewsbury Chorale will hold auditions this Casino, Atlantic Highlands, featuring The Flames ft of Nursing i answered another call about his condition. I don't know feated in Middletown, also. evening for its fall and spring concerts. Join us in comedian Tony Stevens. For tickets see any Middletown Miss Johnston was a mem- 3 30 p.m. that day and said anything." He said there is no need for singing Bernstein, Charpentier, and the Bach B Minor Police Officer or call 671-4700. ber of the Matawan Presby- Psychic Dorothy Allison of the clinic in Middletown. Mass. Call Mike Lynott at 741-6095 evenings or BiU terian Church. Patrick J. Corcoran Nutley, offered her help to "No one is trying to deny Sauer for more information. NOVEMBER 2,1.4 Surviving are a sister, police after hearing of the these people the help they 20th Annual Rumson Antique Show, Holy Cross Mrs Maude J. Barker of SHREWSBURY - Pa- boy's disappearance. need, but put it where it OCTOBER 14 School, Rumson, N.J. Nov. 2 and 3, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ocean Grove, and a niece, trick J. Corcoran of 15 Parker Mrs. Allison Sunday asked belongs, don't put it in areas Card Party, Mater Dei High School, New Mon- Nov. 4, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Luncheon served. Admission Mrs. Elizabeth B Henderson Place, died Saturday, in Riv- that authorities pump stag- that don't warrant It'" mouth, 8 p.m. Wed. Oct. 24, at Buck Smith's, Palmer $2. of Matawan Ave., East Keansburg. Tickets $2 50. crview Hospital. Red Bank. nant water from the cellar of Ohlsson said. NOVEMBER 3 The Bedle Funeral Home, He was born in County one of several burned out Bass has said that there is The Board of National Council on Alcoholism is Bus Trip to Atlantic City, $27.00 includes Las Vegas MaUwan, is in charge of ar- Roscommon, Ireland, and buildings on Fulton Street, a need for methadone centers snowing Father Martin's qew movie "Feelings" at style "Bottom Up 80 Review." $10.00 coupon toward rangements had lived in Middletown but there was no sign of the Trinity Episcopal Church, Red Bank, 8 p.m. Re- dinner and bus fare, sponsored by Hazlet Fire Co. - before moving here 12 years boy. freshments. Ladies Auxiliary. Call 2644487. Joseph R. Garner ago Mr Corcoran was a re- WINDOW Atlantic Highlands Over 55 Club Card Party, Oct. The Monmouth Hills Chapter of Sweet Adeline will LONG BRANCH - Joseph tired employee on the Mid- 24.1:00 p.m., Firemen's Hall, Avenue C & W. Washing- present "A Sentimental Journey", 7:30 p.m. at Buck R Garner, 84, formerly of dletown estate of the late ton Ave. Prizes and refreshments. Tickets sold at door. Smith's, Palmer Ave., East Keansburg. Show, dinner ft this place, died Friday in Amory L. Haskell SHADES Admission: $1.50. dancing. Donation $10.00 Reservations: 566-2245 or Freehold Area Hospital, He was a member of St. 787-9323 by Oct. 29. Freehold Township. James Roman Catholic American OCTOBER 15 QUEST- Weekly forum for single, divorced ft A Seventh Annual Luncheon and Fashion Snow He was born in Fair Church, Red Bank. Tourister, REDUCE sponsored by the Evening Auxiliary of Ri verview Hospi- Haven, and had been a life- Surviving are his widow, widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. tal to be held at the Hilton Inn, Tinton Falls at 12 noon. long resident of the shore Nan Tuhey Corcoran;- two Reservations, 671-3412. area. sons. James J. Corcoran of HEAT LOSS Donation: $3.00. Mr. Garner was a-retired River Plaza, and John P. Cor- Rumson Recreation sponsors a theater trip to" A guard at Fort Monmouth, and coran of Freehold Township; BY 25% OCTOBER 25-Z4 Most Happy Fella'" on Nov. 3. Tickets are $25, which an Army veteran of World two daughters, Mrs. William Rummage Sale sponsored by Epicopal Church include bus, ticket, coffee donuts going; wine and War I H. Fowler of Shrewsbury, Women. St. James Memorial Parish Hall, 69 Broad St., cheese coming home. Make reservations at Boro Hall. Eatontown. Thurs. Oct. 25, 7 p.m to9 p.m.. Sat. Oct. 26, His wife, Laura R. and Mrs Joseph J. Dignan of Lincroft; a sister, Mrs. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. NOVEMBER 16-17 Garner, died in 1960 Window 32nd Annual Bazaar, Reformed Church, 123 Kings Surviving are a niece and Alfred J. Cooney of West Long Branch; and nine grand- OCTOBER 25 Ton Hwy., Middletown, Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, a nephew. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hand knits, holiday decorations, baked The Robert A. Braun children. The Holmdel Theatre Guild presents "Good News". A musical about college life in 1927. Ticket goods, toys, hardware. Coffee shop service all hours of Home for Funerals, Eaton- The John E. Day Funeral Bazaar. Lasagna dinner served Friday, 5-9 p.m. Home, Red Bank, is in charge prices are $2.75 for adults. $1.75 for students. Held on town, is in charge of arrange- Oct. 25. 26, 27 at Holmdel High School auditorium. For ments. of arrangements. The Opera/Operetta Society of the Monmouth more Information call 94(41777 from 1-5 p.m. Conservatory of Music presents SmeUna's Titillating PRICES 39 "Bartered Bride" in English with orchestra and ballet. START AT The First Presbyterian Church, Harding Road, Red 2 Bank will hold a Fall Rummage Sale in Webster Hall on At Monmouth Art Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank at 8 p.m. Tickets $5, $6, and $7 with student, senior The Daily Register We have a beaulilul selection Fri. October 26, from 9:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Clothing (USPS-145-440) of stripes, solids, florals. citizen and group discounts. Available at Art Center box scallop and fringe and plain and White Elephants galore. office. 842-9002. Or Call Monmouth Conservatory, bottoms. All in a wide array of ORGANIZER TOTE colors We also stock sizes 741-8880. The Sunday Register up to 72"wide. Prown's has OCTOBER M (USPS-S34-570) A total of Hv» organizing everything in window shades! Third Annual Policemen's Harvest Ball, sponsored NOVEMBER 17 PubhlfiM bv The Red B»nk Rroiilir compartments including • by Long Branch Police Wives Association, Fri., Oct. 26, Giant Indoor Flea Market and Craft Snow Spon- Etlabl'ltwdin HI by John H Coo* *nd Htnry Oav removable ptrsonal xip- Old Orchard Inn. $25.00 per person includes cocktail sored by St. Joseph School PTA, will be held on Nov. 17, pered wrlat pouch. Ad- Mam OH«t star hour ft prime ribdinner . Music by FDR Drive. 10 a.m. to4 p.m. Tables: $10.00. Reservations: 506-1422, One Rtfl'lttr Plan. Sfirtmburv. NJ 077O1 luitabl* shoulder strap; double handles. hih 583-4379. Eves, and weekends 566-8306. Branch Of(>(ti Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter M44, 17* Rl 35. Mxtdtelown. N J 07741 Monmouin County CourtTwui*. fretWO. N J 0»?» will hold a Halloween Party with costume at (he Don Country and Western Band Sponsored by Mater Dei 171 BroMwt*. Long Branch, N J 0"«0 97 Quixote, Rt. 34, MaUwan, 8:10 p.m. Open to the public. Booster Club at Memorial Hall, St. Mary's, New Mon- Stattftoutt. Trtntofl, N.J MU5 *26 Call 739-3667 for information. mouth. Continuous entertainment, cold buffet, free Mcmbtf of tht AiuxiatM Preii The AsswulH Pre»i ii entitledffidutlvclv to tfte we of antht xxal rwwi printed in the n#«r™«p*r a «m at all APrvew* beer, set-ups available. Tickets $8 50 per person. Doors Monmouth Conservatory of Music's first Faculty 8 p.m. For information, 787-0513,671-2SM. Recital of the season at (5 Larchwood Ave., Oakhurst at of me American Newspaper fuU'ii-ws Asxxteitofi, the Audi) Bureau of Circulation, the New Jarwy Prtu Aiuxulion 8:30. Performers: Lyndell Coffield, Samuel Mammel, NOVEMBER 24

Second Clan ooiiaae paid at Red Bank, H j 0'lQi and at Mtaxnttowfi. N.J. Irene Hsu, Ullle Ann Reed, Ingrid Clarfield, Lillian Malcolm-Smith, noted Biblical author ft lecturer, 07741 PubtithttfSuntfavtftrouon frKlav Man subwnoitontoayawe in advance tart Livingston, Alicia Rowe, Margorie MoUenauer, John will conduct a teaching seminar at The Molly Pitcher Term Daily Sunday Dally •** Ruppi, and Felix Molzer Tickets $2.50 for adults and $1 Inn, Red Bank, on Sat., Nov. 14. 1979, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Only Onlv Svftdjv On* rear MOD tnoo twos for children. Donations to benefit the scholarship fund. Coffee ft Danish will be served. For registration In- Horn* delivery bv Carrttr - Daily and Sunday 11.00 a WOT*. Sunday only « For further Information call 222-2163 or 741-8J8O. formation, please call 291-2436 or 842-0718. tents 642-M76 Single cooy at Counlrr —Daily IS ceflh. SundAV IS cents. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1979 TheDkdyRcgirter 5 Candidates attack, defend, growth in Marlboro By CORSON ELLIS the Republican ticket for Most of the discussion cen- best you can." "He is the most com- move several years ago to of the Democratic adminis- gion. MARLBORO - Residents township council are James tered around housing de- Responding to questions plained-about official in the prevent Burnt Fly Bog from tration. , "We don't have a town- of the Morganville section of F Hourihan and Richard A. velooement in the township. from the audience, made up township," Hornik con- becoming a landfill area "There has been a down- ship, we have a group of spe- the township last night de- Previte. Running for council Hornik and his running mostly of Morganville resi- tended. Previte also criticized slide in the party for the last cial interest areas," manded to know what the lo- on the Democratic ticket mates claimed that develop- dents, Hornik and Croddick The council candidates, housing development in the four years," Young main- Ginsberg said. "The growth cal political candidates are with Croddick, who is the ment is running "uncon- agreed that efforts could be expressed their views on a township. tained of the last eight years has going to do for them. council president, are Alan trolled," while Croddick and made to help improve roads number of issues "We should stop a de- "I am on the Planning been positive due to the Dem- All seven council and may- Ginsberg and Alan Kessler his running mates maintained and curbs there. Previte and Hourihan both veloper who takes us to court Board, and I'm the only ocratic administrations." oral candidates appeared at a Stanley Young, a member that the Democratic adminis- Croddick criticized Hornik said that the Democratic ad- to force us to down zone our member who has fought in- Kessler contended that the political forum at the of the Planning Board, is an trations of the past several for saying that the growth in ministration had not fought to ordinance," Previte said. discriminate building," local tax rate has remained Morganville First Aid and independent years have controlled growth Marlboro is "negatively im- have the township defend its Young joined the critici Young *aid. stable because of the Demo- Rescue Squad last night, and council candidate. and never allowed more than pacting" the township. zoning ordinance against de- crats. most of the audience of SO 200 certificates of occupancy "I was born and raised velopers. ,_ ^Kessler and Ginsberg "My home has grown in contended that the northern to be issued in a single year. here, but I don't consider that "1 was against the Prime called the growth of the past value, and my taxes are the section of the township has "We are In a crisis be- my life has been impacted Feather and Down settle- eight years "positive," and same," he said. "We built been ignored by politicians in cause of the last nine years of negatively by Mr. Homik or ment," Hourihan said. "I said that the township should the library, the swim club, favor of the new housing de- Democratic control," Hornik anyone else who moved here . think all the candidates are become less divided by re- and the municipal building " velopments in the south. said. "More than 3,000 units in the last ten years," Crod- honest, straightforward peo- "Morganville has always are now before the Planning dick said. "All the people ple, but I think it will serious- been separate from the rest Board for approval, and it who have moved here have ly effect all of us." of the township," one woman will tax our schools and ser- enhanced the quality of life.'' The settlement the town- said. "When is Morganville vices too severely." Hornik called for better ship reached with Prime going to matter to the politi- Croddick said that de- communication between resi- Feather and Down last Feb- cians?" velopment has been con- dents and the township ad- ruary allows the firm to build The forum, sponsored by trolled during his time as ministration. 240 townhouses in a zone the Marlboro Gardens Civic council president, and re- "I want to create a where multi-family dwellings Association, a group of home- peated his assertion that the positive attitude here, and I previously were not allowed. owners primarily from Lloyd township's population will would set up a mayor's coun- Croddick, as council presi- Road, was the first public have levelled off by 1985. cil to increase communica- dent, led the move to settle joint appearance of the Re- "We've held the tax rate tion with the people," Hornik with the developer, who was . publican and Democratic stable, and no more than 200 said. suing for the right to build 390 mayoral candidates, Saul G. certificates of occupancy Hornik also said that he garden apartments. • Hornik and John F. Croddlck, have been issued," Croddick would limit the power of Previte pointed to his past and their running mates. said "Nobody can slop township Building Inspector involvement in township af- Running with Homik on John F. Croddlck growth; you can only do the Edward Savoie. fairs, including a successful Saul G. Homik Marlboro settles contract with teachers By CORSON ELLIS the association, said that few at hand," he said. papers. If not, then a meeting group officially starts its fis- force the board to cut other of the teachers were happy Botwinick said that rising will be set for next week, he cal year. areas of its budget. MARLBORO - The with the settlement, but that utility costs eat up money said. The only other award in "On many occasions, ne- SAVE ENERGY Marlboro Township Teachers the state-imposed five from the board's budget, and Botwinick has said that he the contract was the board's gotiations relating to con- Association has approved a percent budget cap placed a utility costs aren't nego- expects the board to approve commitment to pay all but $1 tracts result in boards having ' contract for the 1979-80 and limitation on what the union tiable. the package. of each drug prescription ob- to cut programs and staff," WHEN YOU USE 1980-81 school years, ending a could ask. "I wish I could negotiate For the first time, the sec- tained by a teacher. Botwinick said. "Thank ENERGY-SAVING year of negotiations and "I don't think any teacher with Jersey Central Power retaries in the elementary The board formerly paid goodness that hasn't hap- i sometimes heated disputes is happy with the package," and Light Company for the school system were included one third of the prescription pended here." INSULATING GLASS - with the Board of Education. Popkin said. "But when the price of electricity," in the teachers' bargaining costs, while the association "I wish I could say that The contract calls for board has its budget caps, Botwinick said. "The teach- unit. paid for the remainder. we could put more money In Your raises of 7.1 and 7.5 percent ers, who are far more impor- there's not much you can According to Popkin, the The program costs $102 to into both present programs over the next two years for do." tant than JCP&L, are the $104 per year for each teach- and new ones, but I can't," he WINDOWS & teachers, and eight percent ones who have to negotiate secretaries received a higher "No matter what raise percentage raise than the er's family, according to added. for secretaries in each year you get, with a 13 percent within some very tight pa- Popkin. "I commend the teachers PICTURE WINDOWS of the contract. rameters." teachers because "their pay inflation rate you're going to scale was inordinately lower The teachers voted in two and the negotiating team for The average raise for lose," Popkin added. Negotiations began last before the negotiations separate meetings on Thurs- living in the real world," he teachers per year will be The vote was 160-49 in fa- November, but talks broke began. day and Friday to ratify the said 11,040 in the first contract vor of the contract, Popkin down in May and a state Pub- contract. DON T WAIT year, and 11,185 In the second. lic Employee Relations Com- "Their salaries are now said. Botwinick said that the TOWNSHIP OF The average teacher salary is mission mediator was called around $7,000 to (8.000, so salary package would not Replace Your Broken more than $14,000, with the Botwinick also criticized in. seven percent raises wouldn't MIDDLETOWN new contract, the budget cap system, have made much dif- Township CommltlHMuling: Storm Window & Door Glass saying it handcuffs local The board has called a "It's terrific," said board special meeting today to vote ference," Popkin said. Rally is Dec. 9 Oclob«rZ3. 1979 & Other Home Glass Today boards in negotiating con- BUSINESS PORTION: President William J tracts. on the contract, but The contracts for teachers & Save! Botwinick. "It's within what Botwinick said that he wasn't will be retroactive to Sept. 1, for Soviet Jews Public Hearing on Of dinancai the board can operate a dis- "The budget caps don't sure if adequate notice under and the secretaries will be '3?9 Establishing Minimum St'MI allow for both sides to effec- MATAWAN - The Wom- trict with." the state Sunshine Law was paid retroactive to July 1. en's Plea for Soviet Jewry .1332 Sneel Vacations Oa* Lane Glass & Mirrors in Every tively deal with the situation Both dates are when each Portion Dl Twin Oak Ave Por- Joel Popkin, president of sent out to the local news- Committee of Monmouth and tion ol Green Oak Blvd Size You Can Break" • 1333 Amendment 10 Housing Or Ocean Counties is planning a rj.nance 'Certificate ol Oc cuptney rally here on Sunday, Dec. 9, • Introduction of Propoaed Or. in support of Jews in the Sovi- dinanc«a • 1326 Zoning Amenomenl - Parking Realtors sued on listings access et Union. Spaces in Shopping Centers • 1334 Exchange ol Landi - Mud Dock TINTON FALLS -A local tration charge and a $360 an- Court Judge ruled that the ruling that the decision was The Committee said the Tract purpose of the demonstration • t335 Amendments to Salary Or- ATLANTIC broker is challenging the nual broker subscription fee. board could not withhold its based on Lnsufflcent dinance is to i.illv support to help .11% Amendment rn Subdivision Or- Monmouth County Board of The board has contended listings because that would be evidence. - dmance Poslmg ol Bonds llert Realtors practice of restrict- that access to the multiple "unlawful constraint of Pomanowski contends those Jews who wish to emi- MtM) grate from the Soviet Union 5 Admimilntor ing access to its multiple list- listing service is restricted to trade." Earlier this year a that the multiple listing ser- A Change Order Drainage at various and to help Jews within the n .i ing service to members of the board members as a means of state appeals court overruled vice is vital to a broker's suc- B Street Lightflequesl 1,900-member board. monitoring the integrity of the Superior Court decision. cess. Soviet Union to live as Jews, C Shade Tree Appointment with all the rights accorded 0 Award ol Bid Resurfacing Coniract Wayne Pomanowski, brokers using the service and E Heieci Bid Heating & Air Condition to other groups. ing - Robert's Bldg Croydon Hall owner of the Thompson Agen- protecting persons whose 1 R.iolul.om 1 Belmar Maiauan Red Bank homes are listed. The rally is being con- :e Attorney to Commence 21 MAPLE AVE cy on Gilbert Street here, has Teachers picketing Foreclosure Proceedings HIGHWAY 71 charged that the board is re- The issue is scheduled to vened by the Sothern Jersey B Authorize Mayor to Sign Deed SOUTH OF COR. WHITE ST Region of the Women's {Barker) straining trade because of its be decided in Superior Court V Auinon;e Mayor to Sign Deed (Tri- 18th ST. & MAPLE AVE. refusal to provide access to next year. A pretrial hearing American Organization for fietll 681-1200 7472020 at Upper Freehold Rehabilitation and Training D. Cancellation ot Ta» Sale Certificate the board's list of homes for was held last week and anoth- . (Julian) (ORT). Additional informa- . - •--,"• -V . ii sale to non members. er hearing is scheduled Dec. UPPER FREEHOLD. schools, Malloy said. The or- f Payment ot Bills (AP) — Teacher picketing tion is available from that Hilda Collnon Pomanowski, a member 17. der does not contain a back- Townehlp Clark of the board until two years Pomanowski first would continue at the Upper to-work provision, he said. organization. ago when he left the group, is challenged the board in April Freehold Regional district's attempting to stop brokers 1977 when he found that be- three schools until the school from being forced to join the cause he had withdrawn his board improves its salary of- board inorder to gain access membership from the board, fer, a teacher's union spokes- to the multiple listing ser- copies of the multiple listings man says. vice. to be sent to him had been The HI teachers in the dis- Fees to join the board and cancelled, although he said he trict that includes several 5% interest on our to use the service include: a had paid for the service and Monmouth County com- $250 application fee and a |200 requested that it be con- munities walked off the job ; a year membership fee, as tinued. Friday morning after nego- well as a $500 service regis- In July of 1977 a Superior tiations failed to produce a settlement. No new nego- 1980 Christmas Club tiations are scheduled, said John Malloy, a represent- N.J. marking cars ative of the New Jersey Education Association. helps wrap up "It doesn't look good at to end auto abuse the moment," Malloy said. The teachers are mem- TRENTON (AP)-Seven- vestigators to operate bers of the Upper Freehold • ty-four state workers, pre- anonymously. But, they have Regional Education Associa- a happy holiday. ! viously issued unmarked gov- been issued to almost anyone tion, a branch of the NJEA. i ernment cars, will soon be with an investigative role or There are about 1,800 stu- driving in vehicles that ad- title. dents in the district. vertise New Jersey. Confidential plates have "The strike will continue Just decide how much money you'll The cars will be stamped been Issued to deputy at- tomorrow (Monday) at need for Christmas shopping in 1980. ; with the state seal and issued torneys general, in- least," Malloy said. j special license plates, of- vestigators in the depart- Then check the chart for the Club that'll • ficials say. ments of Transporation, Tax- A union meeting was held ! Byrne administration ation, the Public Advocate yesterday to explain to the g^t you there. You'll like the way your ; Chief of Staff Harold Hodes and the Casino Control Com- rank and file a court order J said the changes are being mission. the school board obtained savings will grow with the help of our ; mate in an effort to deter The Byrne administration Saturday. The order limits 5% Christmas Club interest! '. abuse by state employees us- also says it will make it picketing in front of the dis- '. ing the government cars for tougher for state workers to trict's high school, middle school and two elementary ; pleasure. The recall will af- obtain unmarked vehicles. Christmas check Weekly deposit • feet assistant and deputy Your goal with interest bonus • commissioners, executive di- SERVING ! rectors, supervisors and bu- LUNCH I $1,000.00 $1,025.00 $20.00 ; reau chiefs, he said. DINNER Officials are hoping the in- FOR 500.00 512.50 10.00 '• creased visibility of the state 45 YEARS 250.00 256.25 5.00 I seal and the state govern- 3.00 ; merit license plates will deter 150.00 153.75 ; workers from using the cars 102.50 2.00 Complete your regulef paymenls 100.00 at scheduled each weed and we'll • for personal matters. p»y you 5% Interest on your 1.00 1 50.00 51.25. average balance An investigation by the FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS ' state showed that 160 of the I 858 state vehicles with con- MONDAY & TUESDAY Formerly First Merchants National Bank fidential license plates were not justified, Hodes said. CHICKEN PARMIQIANA Seventy-four were Issued 8*rv*d with Salad. O 50 Member F.D.I.C. to workers, while 86 were Spaghetti, Brtad ft Buttar W buses (or •prisoners and the Watch for our 46th Anniversary Party ' MIDLANTIC disabled. Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank Midlantic National Bank/Merchants Unmarked cars initially Harbort St Amplt 0(1 Slratl Pirklng were issued to allow state in- The Daily Register Door opened for the Nazis corting officer pulled a gun Established in IR78 — Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON source! told our associates Gary Conn and Jack Mitchell and threatened a government official who questioned the WASHINGTON - In the In tome cases, derogatory ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON information on a particular propriety of allowing a group nightmare that was Nazi Ger- of German scientists into the President and Editor many, the most unforgivable scientist-recruit was simply SCENE overlooked because the gov- United States criminals of all were the men Once in this country, the Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor of science who put their skills ernment considered him too HIIIII iimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii valuable to risk losing to the German scientists were giv- and knowledge at the service en lucrative Jobs in American of Adolf Hitler and Ms insane Russians — or to a de-Nnii- ' MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1979 gard for their past service to fication court. industry. Some even received genocidal theories. Hitler. The still-secret docu- security clearances to work Trained to serve human- ments were turned up by Sen. "'Paperclip' was a calcu- ANDERSON on sensitive defense project!. ity, they should have had a Max Baucus, D-Mont , whose lated, cumulative effort by The suppressed "Piper- better grasp of right and the U.S. government to bring 'Hey, man! Not that free!' judiciary subcommittee is "Frankly, we reached the clip" files raise disturbing wrong than the homicidal, looking into "Paperclip" and some of the wont kinds of questions about a report last moronic thugs of the SS who Nads into the United States conclusion that, as a matter related programs. of fact, they are being year by the General Account- did the actual butchering. regardless of their back- ing Office, which concluded Yet it was German scientists The intent of the "Paper- grounds," a congressional in- brought here as civilians that there was no widespread who developed the mass- clip" program was to recruit vestigator told us after ex- without regard to the immi- conspiracy to obstruct in- murder techniques the SSGerman scientists and tech- amining the suppressed docu- gration laws." vestigation and prosecution used, and who performed un- nicians before the Soviets ments. When one government of- of Nazi war criminals speakable "experiments" on snared them. Ostensibly, ficial made the reasonable Jews, Russian prisoners-of- A less extreme view was The GAO report did ac- strict background checks given by another knowl- suggestion that the German war and other -helpless vic- were to be run on the recruits scientist! should ba per-knowledge that the CIA, the tims. edgeable source, who said the FBI and the Defense and and their families to make intent of the operation was mitted to come here only on sure no war criminals were State Departments had in- Ironically, the politics of benign — to expedite the regular visas, he was quickly deed arranged for suspected the Cold War gave these sci- given sanctuary in this coun- clearance of needed scientific overruled on grounds of "ex- try. Nazis to gain refuge here, and entists the best chance of any talent — but the way it was pedience," the documents then used them as sources of Nazi criminals to escape pun- show. Hundreds of scientists In fact, however, the se- carried out was a disaster. information. But the GAO re- ishment for their actions. "It was an error of and their families, some with port played down this use of Their expertise was a salable cret documents indicate — neither passports nor visas — and other sources have con- judgment," he said. war-crimes suspects by U.S. commodity in the East-West and some with well- agencies. competition that sprang up firmed — that in many cases Whether "Paperclip" documented ties to Nazi ac- before the ashes of defeated no security checks at all were was deliberately used to tivities — were ferried to the The "Paperclip" docu- Germany were even cool. made. This laxity by federal smuggle known Nazi crimi- ments show that the involve- authorities enabled Nazi United States on troopships ment of the U.S. government Suppressed government nals into this country, or was carrying American GIs home documents detail an out-criminals to settle in themerely bungled, the fact re- with alleged Nazi criminals United States, secure from for discharge. Others were was far more extensive than rageous program, code- mains that federal author- brought to Canada and Mexi- named "Paperclip," under prosecution for their ities violated immigration previously believed. atrocities. A few of these sci- co and sneaked into the Unit- which hundreds of Nazis — laws in their teal to recruit ed States. Footnote: We'll have including alleged war crimi- entists have been accused of the German scientists. further revelations about Na- nals — were welcomed into performing pseudo-medical One restricted document, In one instance cited in the zis hiding in the United States the United States with no re- experiments on Jews, inside for example, states: documents, an American es- in future columns. Bring back Barry Gold water By JAMES J. KILPATRICK •imiiimiiimiiiiiiiliiiiimiiiiiiiimiMimm Goldwater never had a Goldwater cherishes his prayer. animosities. He never for- WASHINGTON-TheRe- ( gave Sen. Wayne Morse of publicans are having their CONSERVATIVE He recalls the campaign. Oregon for defecting to the problems these days, and I "In 1964 I addressed my- Democrats im 1955. He still have a solution for them: VIEW self to the quality of life in nurses the pain of William Bring back Barry! the United States. I warned Scranton's vicious anti-Gold- This stroke of inspiration iiHIiiilllmlllliilllllillHIIilllllilllllllimilil that a continuation of existing water letter at the GOP con- derives from a book fresh policies must inevitably lead from the press, "With No vention of 1964. Heelings to a to expanding bureaucratic justifiable grudge against the Apologies," a personal and from the ruins battered and control over the people's political- memoir by the sen- beaten, but we carried a ban- lives. I said that continued media for badly reporting his ner with a great device: In campaign positions on Social ior senator from Arizona. Hi unbalanced budgets would KILPATRICK ho, it sets the old adrenals our hearts we knew we were bring on more inflation and Security, TV A and the use of right. nuclear weapons. pumping. that one day the sheer weight of a man who truly has kept For many of us on the con- Goldwater's memoir of the national debt would de- brings it all back, the whole principle ahead of politics all But the years have sof- servative side, Barry Gold- stroy our economy. his life. When he first ran for tened the iron man. Gold- water's presidential cam- crusade, the splendid futility, - the joy of total commitment "I argued that govern- the Senate in 1952, he told his water has grown old as the paign of 1964 had the un- beloved Peggy that "We are curmudgeon with a twinkle in forgettable exhilaration of a to a cause that was lost ment was necessary to pro- before it began. In thetect the people from our ene- all required to pay rent for his eye. He has class. And great run on skis. It was come to think of it: He's only Interest conflict issue downhill all the way, but by autumn of 1964, less than a mies overseas, to restrain the year after the assassination greedy and the lawless and to the space we occupy on this a few months older than Disclosure by the borough engineer God, it was glorious. In the earth." His way of paying the Ronald Reagan; he's been Schoor explained that he didn't think the end, we wiped out. Lyndon of John F. Kennedy, no Re- provide a civil framework for that his firm is representing a private project had reached a stage where con- publican candidate could the growth of commerce and rent was to fight In the politi- around Washington as long as Johnson swamped our man cal arena for the preservation interest which will have important deal- flict could occur. He added that he had have beaten LBJ. The coun- industry. I said Wat every- Gerald Ford. At a time in his by 16 million votes; it was 488 of individual freedom. party's fortunes when John ings with the municipality has stirred a thought borough officials were aware to 52 in the Electoral College; try was not about to embrace thing else which needed to be we carried only six states — a third president in a span of done could be better done by At 70, Goldwater is the pa- Connally is fighting for ac- controversy in Atlantic Highlands. How- that he was representing King James. 15 months. Barry Goldwater the people themselves triarch of his party. His un- ceptance, when Howard ard Schoor, the engineer, advised Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, A Democratic Borough Council can- Louisiana, Mississippi and gave his best effort. He without government In- flinching integrity - his will- Baker, George Bush and Bob Borough Council in a Sept. 28 letter that didate has charged that the mayor's ac- South Carolina. Eight years waged a clean and honest terference." ingness to take stands that Dole have failed to catch fire, his firm, Schoor, De Palma & Gillen, tion was politically motivated. Politics later, George McGovern campaign against a host of You will seldom find a bet- are unpopular but right — has perhaps the Grand Old Party would withdraw immediately as the enters the picture because the mayor is a would record a greater dis- distortions and dirty tricks. ter two-paragraph explica- elevated him to a high could settle upon the Grand Remember the TV com- Old Man. A legion of the borough's agent in matters pertaining to Republican. The council majority is aster for the Democrats, but tion of Republican principles plateau of affection and re- the debacle of 1964 was the mercial of the little girl pick- than Goldwater here pro- spect. Like the English peer faithful would put on their a 234-unit subsidized housing project for Democratic, and the Schoor firm was ing daisies while the atom skis again; in our hearts, we the elderly there. His firm, he explained, Republicans' Johnstown vides. His memoir breathes whom Dr. Johnson described appointed when Democrats took control. flood. The survivors emerged bomb explodes? the fierce, fire-eating spirit as "a very good hater," still know he's right. has represented the King James De- We are certainly in no position to velopment Corporation, sponsors of the attempt to determine whether a conflict project. has in fact occurred.But a relatively Mayor Richard C. Stryker, however, serious question has been raised and, said he had not known until the letter whatever the political implications, we Bail operation called a sham was received that the engineer had been feel it was the mayor's duty and respon- Shrewsbury that he agreed that there ability. Other states such as representing the firm for nine months sibility to press the issue. The question To the Editor: were unidentified flying ob- Iowa and.South Dakota have before the disclosure was made. He before the council is of more than minor Open letter to Mr. Louis J. FROM OUR READERS jects, but that he believed in already recognized this need called for Schoor's resignation on con- import. In the interest of the principals Gambaccini, Com- Latltra la ItM tdltar mull b« ilanad and nova H»a wrlttr'i camMrit od them only when they became and the practical value of misimsioner, New Jersey De- drtu and taltahont numbar. Thar mull rt»t aictad 3M wcrdt Nat occaa*. identified flying objects. these services. flict of interest grounds. To the mayor's involved as well as all the citizens of oMa art paatry. anaarltmanti af condldolti tar afflct ar MdariafnMtt •( demand to know why he had not an- Atlantic Highlands, it should be pursued partment of Transportation: commercial prMHicti Your reporter, it seems, Mr. Horn, commissioner nounced a potential conflict earlier, to an answer that will clear the air. I am a regular daily rail stopped listening early in the of Labor and Industry, said, commuter from Little Silver statement. speaking of the handicapped to New York, and normally rivals show anything dif- people all over the East; and Please do not saddle this "Our investment in the hand- take Train No. 3314 out of ferent, they are not being the butt of endless jokes. How scholar with the errors of oth- icapped results in high State bond issues Little Silver at7:15 a.m. truthful to you. long are you going to retain er academics who prefer a dividends. For every dollar On Oct. 1Q, 1979, Train No. The operation of this rail the totally inept persons who charming notion to hard fact. spent in rehabilitation ser- Two major bond issues will be have generated some opposition for past 3314 arrived in New York at 9 line is ludicrous, ridiculous run this rail line and also con- James Randi vices, $9 is returned In tax placed before New Jersey voters in the bonding projects. The $150 million pro- a.m. (25 minutes late). I can- and a sham. I would be tend with the obvious total revenues by the employed Nov. 6 election and both appear at this vision for mass transit improvement fig- not remember the last time ashamed and humiliated to jmcompetence of persons in Critical need disabled worker." point to have fairly solid public support. ures to be popular in light of our this train was on time — or if say I was associated, even in the Department of Transpor- The means to attend to the it has ever been on time. the slightest way, to this op- tation who oversee the per- Tinton Falls That's a bit unusual in light of past doubleedged crisis of fuel shortages and unique needs of the handi- If the records you receive eration. formance of this line. Simply To the Editor: capped are contained in As- history in which funding proposals have prices. And the $80 million in aid from whomever reports ar- It is the laughing stock of put: Begin lowering their Pope John Paul dominated semblyman Van Wagner's had to fight for their lives against or- earmarked for county and local road salaries or grant no raises the media for a week with his Bill A-1037. This piece of leg- ganized opposition, none of which has work will help win local support. until they begin performing, message on human dignity islation has been in As- developed this year. But that, on the and you may be astonished at and his concern for the under- semblyman Daniel New- The other, a $95 million education the results. If they do not like privileged and the handi- other hand, is quite understandable. The man's Education Committee bond issue, will help renovate old college this method, they can leave. capped. He emphasized the since March 1978. The bill has public evidently recognizes the need for buildings. The state's taxpayers obvious- It obviously would be no great right to develop to one's "full bipartisan support from such both of the issues. ly recognize the need to repair the long- loss; and you will be able to dimension." "... structures leaders as Assemblyman ignored structures. The polls indicate replace them at half the of social life often exist in Richard Van Wagner, Demo- The larger of them is a $475 million salaries and get better per- which the practical exercise substantial support for that one. crat, and Assemblywoman transportation bond proposal that would formance. of these freedoms condemns Marie Muhler, Republican. provide money for mass transit, and With the election still two weeks Richard A. Codsco man, in fact if not formally, The concerned citizens of highway and local road improvements. away, changes could develop, but all the to become a second-class or this state, in the aftermath of Political observers feel credit is due organized effort in the campaign to date third class citizen..." . Pope John Paul's inspiring Louis J. Gambaccini, state transporta- has been in support. We believe the fact UFO error Indeed, there are second message, might want to seri- tion commissioner, for putting together Rumson class citizens in our state who ously consider a practical ap- this funding is essential is generally rec- are denied their right to de- an attractive package here. There is no To the Editor: plication of his words by urg- ognized and that both issues will be ap- velop to their potential. At ing the State Board of Educa- provision for the superhighways that In your Wednesday cov- proved. erage of Dr. Isaac Asimov's least 8,345 handicapped in- tion and members of the As- lecture at Brookdale College, fants desperately need a pub- sembly to pass A-1037 thereby it was stated that he did not licly funded statewide quality promoting the full develop- believe in ESP but did believe program to stimulate them in ment of our handicapped pop- in UFOs. To say the least, I their early development and ulation. Sunday sales fight was startled by this limit the impact of their dis- Ray Waters A group of independent merchants of other are the larger businesses and statement. Dr. Asimov Is a Fellow of Red Bank, Middletown, Keyport, Long chains operating, for the rnost part, in the Committee for Scientific Branch and Freehold has organized the the highway shopping centers who argue Investigation of Claims of the Today in history Committee for Six-Day Selling to cam- the public should not be denied the con- Paranormal, an organization By The Associated Preii took the title of Czar of all paign for defeat of the referendum to venience of stores that are open every of which I am a founding Today is Monday. Oct. 22, Russia. permit Sunday sales in Monmouth Coun- day. member. To quote him as as- the 295th day of 1979. There In 1907, the Panic of 1907 serting a belief in such un- are 70 days left in the year. was touched off by a run on a ty. That means the battle has been The contest has become a major one, founded mythology as that with strong feelings on both sides. The Today's highlight in his- New York bank. joined, and a spirited one it is likely to which surrounds the UFO is tory: Today's birthdays: Ac- be. campaign promises to be vigorous, and much like saying that he con- On this date in 1962, Presi- tress Catherine Deneuve is this could well be the most well-watched firmed his acquaintance with dent John Kennedy ordered a 36. Sen. John Chaffee of The issue is a long-simmering one, the Tooth Fairy. Dr. Asimov with the lines fairly clearly drawn. On single issue on the county ballot. And it Naval quarantine of Cuba in Rhode Island Is 57. Dr. does not, and never did, be- an effort to force Russia to the one side are the smaller businesses, could stimulate voter turnout for an elec- Timothy Leary Is 59. lieve in UFOs. withdraw its nuclear missiles Thought for today:... War downtown merchants who want a weekly tion in which it appears the other con- What he actually said at from the island nation. makes rattling good history: day of respite to hold overhead — and tests have not generated any great public the press conference which On this date: but peace Is poor reading. — thus, they say, prices — down. On the excitement to date. The 0-bomb accompanied his lecture was In 1721. Peter the Great Thomas Hardy (1840-1928). SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,1978 ffe [MK RrsUCf 7 State Marine Fisheries Council in no-win situation POINT PLEASANT waiting to be named by Gov and hake cheaper than their percent going to the owner Thiee to four men includ- carry up to a dozen crew to from 17 cents a gallon live poaching BEACH (AP) - New Jer- Brendan T. Byrne will have American counterparts, he and the rest divvied among ing the captain work most help shuck shells. years ago to 80 cents or more "There's still enough ex- sey's Marine Fisheries Coun- their expertise and a $500,000 said. the crew. offshore boats Scallopers Diesel fuel has leaped now, nets that cost (300 a few cess fish for the licensed for cil is heading for troubled wa- catch of state funds to put Hamer and LoVerde, how- years ago now fetch $4,000. eign boats, and an unlicensed ters despite improved New Jersey's commerical ever, see processing plants as ice, and crew's food all cost boat is the easiest bust in the catches under the 200-mile and sportfishing industries on the way to entice U.S. fish- more world. said Charles coastal limit. a steady course. ermen to catch the low- "Dealers decide what fish Kuenlen regional federal en- To revitalize the fishing The idea will be to capital- priority swimmers. They're they want and what we get forcement officer based in industry, the council can veto ize on an increasing number ingredients for frozen fish for it," Lund said bluntly Gloucester. Mass other agency's regulations of fish available because of cakes "It's the same thing as "If the foreign boats don't and make fishermen elgible the 200-mile coastal limit Whether the economics of farmers selling crops have a license, they can lose for low-interest economic de- begun almost three years ago fishing will support process- "Oh, you can still make a the boat That's why there velopment load. and the resurgence of bay ing plants is unknown Point living, but it's getting worse haven't been any seizures ' TTie trouble is everyone in dwelling shellfish. Pleasant co-op manager Hal Our income's dropping the industry seems to have "New Jersey's strictly a Ford noted there's a lot of Foreign boats licensed to different ideas on what help fresh-fish state," said Paul new, larger boats replacing fish US waters for excess PAYING $70.00 for is needed and whatever the Hamer of the state Bureau of older 40-footers. species still are a major con- $10.00 council does, it won't be uni- Fisheries. "What would help cern to fishermen here. Since the 200-mile limit in US. Silver Coins and versally endorsed. would be processing plants. The United States still im- began Jan. 1,1977, the fishing higher $9 00 for Silver "Nobody gives a damn ports locally caught squid and "There's strong talk of haul in New Jersey was 17V dollars Limited Time Offer about the fisheries business hake from Argentina and one in Cape May and I hear million pounds in 1977, 164 and no government boobs •'They can do it 739-9308 For one may be put in around million in 1978 and totaled (7 ever will solve anything," re- Point Pleasant." cheaper, " LoVerde said Appointment plied one commercial dock million pounds through last "It takes a lot of money to August. One thing not fostered by "65 thru '69 operator. build a freezer," said LoV- the 200-mile limit is Kennedv Halfs tl 20 Kadi Leading the way are "First off, get rid of the erde, headquartered in Toms scallops, which have ap- damned dock operators," of- River. "It probably would peared off New Jersey in the fered Capt. Fred Lund, who pay for itself, but a lot of largest numbers anyone can owns one of about 150 com- docks don't want to take the NOW OPEN remember. mercial fishing boats operat- chance." In The Former Fields Furniture Location ing from New Jersey. Lund, who owns the 80- foot "They're getting fished "Fluke's 50-55 cents a Ms. Cecile and part of the out," Lund said "A boat KEYPORT pound to the boat - »3 89 Cape May fishermen's co-op, used to go out and come back retail. The middlemen make claimed "when we get with 500 40-pound bags. Now the money," Lund said as a geared up for processing, the it's 200 bags." sou'west storm kept him in fish won't be there." LoVerde isn't .as sure. dock. If the 200-mile limit has "They're bivalves that "Fishermen always cry helped, Lund said he hasn't move," he said. "Maybe poor, but they're having a noticed it. they're going somewhere pretty damned good year," There might be more fish, else." said Eugene LoVerde, a Na- but the number of U.S. boats Going further to get fish UNLOADS WHITING CATCH — Jim Longbik, a crew member aboard the Sea tional Marine Fisheries Ser- off New Jersey is "up quite also cuts into the profits of a Dragon, shovels whiting into a bucket at the Fisherman's Dock Cooperative in Point vice local representative. some" and foreign boats still boat. The worth of a catch on Pleasant, after returning from a dav of trawling. Increase catches are bring more Eleven council members can catch and process squid most boats is divided with 40 fishermen into a crowded field.

Americans' tax bill gets bigger and bigger TAVERN RESTAURANT WASHINGTON (AP) - If The income tax collections sales tax receipts (45.5 years earlier. residents of the state Rhode Island and Maine The you have the feeling that tax- were pushed upward primari- percent) and property tax in- During the same period, Eight states, for example, rest of the states fell in be- Open Daily 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. es are gobbling up more and ly by the jump in Americans' come (45 8 percent I expenditures of all govern- had the lowest rates of spend- tween those two figures. more of your money, a new personal income over the ments in the United States ing for welfare programs, at Turning to education, SERVING LUNCH * DINNER During the past two years 7 DAVS Census Bureau report shows same period. the inflation rate has in- grew 71 percent from $399 1 less than $15 for every $1,000 states spending more than $90 vividly that you are .right, i With income rising 78 creased sharply to where it billion to $682.5 billion Gov- of personal income. These for every $1,000 of personal 141 ShrewsOu'y Ave The 643-page "Compen- percent, Americans paid tax- now stands at more than 13 ernment debt jumped 61 were Alaska, Nevada. Arizo- income were Alaska. Oregon. dium of Government Fi- es on more money and also percent a year. percent, from $602.4 billion to na, Wyoming. Nebraska, In- Montana, Wyoming. Utah, nances," released Sunday, edged into higher tax $968 8 billion diana. North Carolina and Colorado, Arizona, New Mex- discloses that between 1971 brackets, meaning they paid Overall, income taxes in Spending for public wel- Florida. ico and Vermont SELLING DIAMONDS and 1977, taxes collected by a larger share of their in- 1977 contributed $250 billion fare and education were two Spending more than $25 on Spending less than $70 on all forms of government in creased income. toward government opera- of the most costly areas of welfare for every $1,000 of education for every $1,000 of JEWELRY, GOLD??? this country increased by 59.4 During the same period, tions, compared to $146.5 state spending. personal income were Cali- personal income were Ne- percent. the Consumer Price Index, billion in fiscal 1971. The states were divided fornia, Wisconsin. Minnesota, vada. Missouri. Illinois. Indi- JOKJI\ Ml STTH) TO til ) IT And collections from in- measuring the price of the The total income of all into groups according to how Michigan. Illinois. Kentucky, ana. Connecticut, Pennsylva- come taxes — individual and goods and services you buy, governments was $657.5 much they spend on educa- the District of Columbia, nia, New Jersey, the District AFTER YOl' HAVE SHOPPED AROUND, GOTTEN OFFERS corporate — climbed an increased 45.4 percent, about billion in 1977, up 72 percent tion and welfare for every Pennsylvania, New York, of Columbia. Virginia. Geor- - BRING YOl'R HIGHEST OFFER TO JORJIN WE WILL DO enormous 70.6 percent. the same as the increase in Vermont. Massachusetts. gia and Florida OUR VERY BEST TO TOP IT" JORJIN DESPERATELY from the $382 8 billion of five $1,000 of income earned by NEEDS JEWELRY FOR ITS RETAIL WHOLESALE AND FOREIGN MARKETS AND WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES. CASH ON THE SPOT ATOl'RNJ OFFICE ONLY "LET JORJIN TR\ TO Poll finds Carter wanting in inflation fight BETTER 1 Ol R BEST OFFER" ror. That is. if one could talk NEW YORK (AP)-Most their standard of living a been hurt a great deal. 21 Americans see little hope NBC News poll can vary from Americans say President great deal. IB percent said percent said there had been for improvement: 26 percent the opinions of all those with to all adults in the country, __ JORJIN DIAMOND Carter isn't doing all he can inflation had hurt somewhat somewhat of a drop and 12 said they expect to be finan- telephones across the country there 1s only one chance out k .WK.ilNMIIIIIH..} (jnT) 711-200-f to fight inflation despite his and 12 percent said it had percent said the drop had cially worse off in the next because of chance variations of 20 that the results would RED BANK, VJ. endorsement of the Federal hurt only a little. Three been slight. The rest were not year. 17 percent better off in the sample vary from the findings of this K-l \ l» PI HIM Wll - XI'I'H W«W» and 54 percent said they ex- For polls with 1.600 in- poll by more than 3 per- Reserve Board's recent cred- percent were not sure. sure. OH-H KOI'K.N IHIMIW -»fl>\l>IIV> HI>\V it-tightening moves, an As- pect little change. Three terviews, the results should centage points By contrast. 55 percent of The poll found food in gen- sociated Press-NBC News percent were not sure. vary no more than 3 per- those who make more than eral has been the budget item poll shows. $35,000 said inflation has not As with every sample sur- centage points either way to suffer the most, followed vey, the results of the AP- simply because of sample er- And almost two-thirds of cut their standard of living. by vacations, entertainment the public adds that inflation Twelve percent said they had and clothing. has already chopped their Thirty-three percent men- standard of living, the poll Blood pressure tioned food in general as the found in interviews Oct. 15 oirooiinlond area cut back most by infla- and 18. tests scheduled tion, 26 percent said they had Pay bttia the easy, The interviews indicated cut travel and vacation and 23 that double-digit inflation of FREEHOLD - The Mon- money-saving way mouth County Department of percent said entertainment the last nine months has left Clothing was mentioned by 20 the American family budgets ' Health is sponsoring free PLUS VS interest RED BANK blood pressure testing this percent and automobile in shreds, with little hope for purchases by 13 percent. per annum. 70, improvement. week at the following times ONLY and locations: The answers add to more •30 Only 40 percent of those than 100 percent because questioned said they think Wednesday, Oct. 24, from I K S 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Lin's multiple responses were al- MANALAPV. • SMS I »NHi Hi Carter is doing all he can to lowed. fight inflation, 53 percent Pharmacy, South Belmar. JVIENSWEAR said he is not doing all he can and from 2 — 5 p.m. at Glen and 7 percent were not sure. Wall Pharmacy, Wall Town- This finding suggests that ship; Friday, Oct. 26, from even Carter's support of the noon to 3 p.m. at Peddler's SALE! strict .moves by the Federal Village, Wall Township: and EVERYONE Reserve to cool inflation is from 5 — 8 p.m. at Bayshore not perceived as enough ac- Pharmacy, Atlantic High- lands. Annie COLLECTS Sport Jackets tion on his part. The Fed took steps earlier Fine Wool & Woe! Blends AS MUCMUl H AS this month to sharply slow SOMETHING! the growth of money supply . "Geoffrey Beene through record-high interest "Daks" rates and new regulations on "Calvert'.' banks. Critics say the moves How to "Augustus" could plunge the nation into a Besides stamps and coins and "Members Only" deep recession and throw subscribe & More 6OFF ORIG0. PRICE millions out of work. butterflys and sea shells, I love In defending those moves, Volker told the Joint Eco- to The collecting my "Glorias" and SPECIAL GROUPING nomic Committe of Congress last week: "The standard of Daily ONLY living of the average Ameri- Hi/Is" and "Calvins," and "Liz's" Sweaters can has to decline. I don't Register Actually, they're timeless in /!> "Puritan" • think you can escape that." "Himalaya" $Q89 But 64 percent of those in- "H. Phillips" terviewed say inflation has their appeal and wear-ability.. fKJ ALL already cut into their stan- "Sun Downer' ^W SIZES dard of living, up from 52 and if you've never collected & More Values to $40 00 percent in the December AP- NBC News poll. anything, you can try my The surge came among those who are really hurting: the Daily Register One Register Plaza suggestions the next time you 23 percent say inflation has Shrewsbury N J 07701 SPECIAL cut their standard of living a great deal, up from 14 Dally t Sunday, visit wit h me. Outerwear percent at the end of last I.OOwMkly Sport • Sunday only. , year, and 26 percent said in- LEATHERS- J flation has hurt somewhat, 25C weekly WOOLS- versus 24 percent in Decem- I; Daily only. It's Time to Discover BLENDS Shirts ber. 75c wookly One percent was not sure ONLY in both polls, each of which is "Cortefiel" "Van Oils" "Jantzen " based on telephone in- "ANNIE SEZ" "Geno" terviews with 1,600 adults "Harbor Master" across the country. "Yves Saint OFF "R Truth" $coo Laurent" Those pinched the most by ORIG. & More 490 BROAD ST. RTE 3% •J & More inflation are those who can or call 542-4O0U SHREWSBURY, N J PRICE least afford it. for 4.30 AM TO 9 P.M. SAT. TO 6 P.M For example, 46 percent of Dtliwry PHONE 842 001 1 those making less than $8,000 Darting tomorrow Stores in Clifton, NJ. a year laid Inflation bad cut Nanurl A Hjr I id.llr MY 8 WALLACE ST.. RED BANK 842-6610 A NEW YOU Color himyounger! By EMILY WILKENS Renn says. And he's right. that grow out naturally and for specific problems. choosing the right hair color- Should men color their With men, as with women, never look artificial. For those who feel all ing shades, and for a realistic hair? It's a question that's the trick is to work the trans- One trick he advises for famed beauties were born idea of what hair coloring often asked. Yet, what's formation so it's not obvious. the man who is considering that way, there's a message a means in terms of an invest- sauce for the goose has not And men, like women, tend to using color is to "try on" a hope and cheer in what this ment of time and money, been sauce for the gander. make the same mistakes. new shade by using a tem- expert has to say about fa- Renn's book is invaluable. Now along comes hair col- They want to recapture the porary rinse that will wash mous clients — and what they JUST FOR YOU orist Robert Renn who sup- shade of youth, forgetting out. It will give an idea of the have to say about the magic Dear Emily: My mother ports the view I've long held. that as hair color changes so possibilities without doing- he's worked for them. has terrible stretch marks M If hair coloring makes you does skin tone. any permanent damage. Renn found Margaux her breasts as a result el two look better and feel younger, What Renn suggests is not The "Special for Men"Hemingway's hair suffered pregnancies. Will I have male or female, why not? covering gray with the black section in Renn's book is the from too many chemicals and them loo? — Shirley J. In his new book, "Robert or brown tints of youth but briefest but it gets right down too much sun, conditions he Dear Shirley: To avoid Renn's Complete Book of with a lighter brown, no-per- to the facts (as does every had to correct to make her them, during your pregnancy Hair Coloring" (Random oxide tint. If the problem is chapter in this book), sug- "picture perfect" for the wear a bra that fits well and House), the colorist who hair that has harshly dark- gesting special how-to techni- filming of "Lipstick." For HADASSAH MONTH — After signing a proclamation designating October as provides good support. Lubri- transformed screen siren ened with age, he advises ques and naming the products her part, Margaux admits she cate the breasts daily to keep Hadassah Month for the Southern New Jersey Region of Hadassah, Gov. Brendan T. Faye Dunaway. Academy brightening it with highlights and shades ha raconuntnds saw herself as blond blond, "—Bvrne Ctrat5 wltn Beverle Nichelson, West Deal, left, membership chairman for the Awards contender Jill Clay- but was delighted with the skin supple and the problem unit, and Barbara Fleischer, Little Silver, region vice president. The Hadassah burgh and all-time top model more elegant, darkly shaded is less likejy to occur Medical Organization supports the largest medical complex in the middle east in Maud Adams, among others, effect Renn achieved. EMILY WILKENS wel- addition to educational programs and youth activities In Israel and the United suggests that now hair color States. Hadassah has a membership of 370,000 women. It's comforting to learn comes letters, but cannot un- isn't only for male models or that pretty Polly Bergen is dertake to answer each one. film stars but for every man concealing silver threads She will use questions of gen- who wants to look younger Lifestyle among the brunette, and that eral Interest in her column. than he is. Jill Clayburgh was once over- Address your letter., to Emily Tobin of labor bureau "What's good for an actor 8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1979 bleached. Wllkens, care of this news- should be good for any man," For how-to advice on paper

is guest at conference ASK DOCTOR BROTHERS LINCROFT - A con- dean of community services, leaders are, "I Wish I had ference, especially designed will address the group; then Time to," Sylvia F. Griffin, for women who work, will be there will be a film on risk- home economist for Rutgers co-sponsored by Brookdale taking, "Pack your own Extension Service, "A Work- Community College and the Chute." ing Mother Always Won- Women's Bureau of the U.S. Nine informal workshops ders," Dr. Trude Unger, Confused by abuser Department of Labor. It will will be conducted both in the Brookdale associate pro- take place from 9 a.m. to 3:15 morning and in the afternoon fessor of psychology and p.m., Saturday, Nov. 3, in Fo- so that participants can at- mental health; "Develop a By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS and with anyone else who might have in- do, or to read all the books on my list. — A.W. rum 103 here on campus. tend two. Career Plan," Donna Dear Dr. Brothers: Three weeks ago, I formation. Child abusers frequently are also Dear A.W.: Boredom is fundamentally a The principal speaker is The workshops and the Sackett, personnel develop- met a divorced man at a Mead's boose and spouse abusers. Such individuals have never state of dissatisfaction, a sense of frustration Mary E. Tobin, New York ment consultant, Prudential was very impressed with his openness and learned how to handle" anger. They turn and emptiness within one's self. Teen-agers regional administrator for Insurance Company; personality. He asked me out the aext day against the nearest person as long as that often complain of boredom because they're the Women's Bureau of the "Watch Out for Stress," and we've been getting closer every day person is relatively weak and vulnerable. unhappy with themselves and they feel U.S. Department of Labor. Carol Liutkus, social worker; since then. He's hinted Oat he might ask me Usually, those who commit such crimes powerless to change their image. What's Tobin, a resident of White "Building Support to marry him. He said he hates to live alone grew up in families where violence and physi- even more frustrating is that they feel power- Plains, was assistant deputy Networks," Judith Shapiro, and that until he met me, he was a very cal abuse where commonplace. Often, as a less to change anything. This kind of boredom commissioner of commerce lonely and unhappy person. Last night, the child, the wife batterer watched his own can lead to a lot of pain. It can also lead to for the state of New York for counselor; "An Assertive- father abuse his mother. Unfortunately, this ness Training Sampler," friend who Introduced us told me that this crime and violence. 13 years. She serves on the man had lost custody of Us two children kind of violence tends to perpetuate Itself. Young people also suffer from boredom executive board of the Na- Newana Barnes, Brookdale because of child abase. He even served • associate professor of student Dear Dr. Brothers: My teen-age son com- because they often have a great deal of free tional Council of Women, and short time in Jail on this charge. Naturally, I plains that he's bored and that's why he gets time and no idea of how to use that time. is a member of the West- development; "Nutritional was very upset but I find It hard to believe. I Into so much trouble. By "trouble," I mean Needs of Working Women," Most adolescents need some kind of em- chester County Task Force on guess I am more Involved than I thought I he rough-houses In the homes of friends, ployment. I realize that work isn't easy to Women, and the advisory Lorrain Love, registered was. Deep Inside me, I think I want to marry breaks furniture "without meaning to," find in today's job market so they need help board of the Institute for dietician; "What do Fringe him but I don't want to be abused and I throws baseballs through windows "without in learning how to structure their time. They Education and Research of Benefits Means to You?," certainly wouldn't want my children to be. meaning to," gets Into minor accidents that often need to be taught how to make their Women and Work of Cornell Naomi A. Levine and Lewis Would a child abuier be a wife bntterer? How usually end up hurting him more than anyone lives more interesting by engaging in sports, University Ting, benefits managers for can I find out about this without hurting his else. He's constantly trying to make ma- finding a hobby or using the library to enter Tobin, who is mother of Johnson & Johnson Company, feelings or losing him as a friend? — DM. ' chines go faster than they are designed to go. new and exciting worlds. (our and grandmother of five, "Body Language for thw Dear D.M.: That's a risk you'll have to It's extremely difficult for me to understand Working Woman," Marcia Basically, your son, like any bored per- will speak on "A Look into take, but if you plan on marriage, I strongly why he or anyone else should be bored since I son, needs change! He needs to redirect his the Crystal Ball." Davis, instructor. suggest you discuss this at length with him never have time to do all the things I want to life. ^ In the morning, Norma To register, a check for Klein, Brookdale associate Mary Tobin the fee of |8 may be made payable and mailed to Com- Mazzucco-Winston munity Services, Brookdale PITMAN-Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Winston announce the Community College, Lin- engagement of their daughter, Joyceann Irene Winston, to -Engaged Introducing a diet prograamm that croft, N.J. 07738. Steven Mazzucco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mazzucco, tones up your body inside aiid nut Monterey Drive, Hazlet. An April wedding is planned. Miss Winston was graduated from Pitman High School and Read-Everson Keyport club is employed by Acme Markets, Glassboro. Her fiance is an alumnus of Raritan High School, Hazlet, and Is a senior UNION BEACH-An- School and Taylor Business stages bazaar majoring in education at Glassboro State College. nouncement is made by Mr. Institute, Manasquan, and is and Mrs. Harold.A. Everson, employed in the law office of KEYPORT - The Wom- 103 State St., of the en- Elliot L. Marvel, Tinton an's Club of Keyport will hold McGo wan - Feller gagement of their daughter, Falls. a Bazaar Nov. 10 from 10 BELFORD-Mr. and Mrs. gagement of her daughter, Ceil Lynne Eversonn, to THE NEW a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Keyport Donald Young, 505 Apple Val- Victoria Lynn Feller, to Wayne Allen Read, son of Mr. Mr. Read is an alumnus of NANCY KOPP Central School cafetoriutn on ley Drive, announce the en- Christopher E. McGowan, and Mrs. Herbert E. Read, Middletown High School Lean Line has developed an. optional exercise, and Broad Street, to raise funds son of Mr. and Mrs. George S. 162 Statesir Place, Mid- Cell Eversoa nutrition education program designed to make you (eel for Its various projects. They South and attends Brookdale good inside and look good outside dletown. A June wedding is include the children's room of McGowan, 96 Compton St. A Community College, Lin- Like shapely Nancy Kopp who lost 65 pounds and September wedding is planned. maintained this weight loss for the past 4 years the Keyport Free Public Li- croft. He is employed by Con- . Imagine going lrom a size 20 down to a size 10 and planned. Miss Everson was gradu- tainer Tooling Corp., Oak- not gaining it back brary, the Bayshore Terrace Bhke-Merkel Nancy did it and so could you Park -on West Front Street Miss Feller was graduated ated from Keyport High hurst. So pin Lean Line today and find out why our diet and its New Jersey State Fed- from the High School of Per- KEANSBURG-Barbara program is the most sensible approach to losing weight forming Arts, New York. She Merkel, 68 Washington Place, ana keeping it ofi eration of Women's Clubs' UnM, ra NuMona QtMwm rt HH MM, PhD ' IMiwi O*k committments which this is employed by K-mart and is Hoagland-Walters announces the engagement of her daughter, Teresa Lee Bring in this ad to am Lean line das, and save year includes "Operation a teacher in The Dance Teddy Bear," a project to Shoppe, Hazlet. PLYMOUTH, Mass-Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. Walters Merkel, to Ronald Blake, son •JJOO wlia registering or re-icalsMng. announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Anne Pa Misses in yot* Itwwi call Mnranmith County 511 I*W contribute to the Douglass Mr. McGowan attended of Oshia Blake, Greenwood j Oc*y County W CtC College Developmental Dis- Middletown Township High Walters, to Matthew Register Hoagland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Road, Morganville. A Febru- abilities Center for aiding School and served three years Peter Hoagland Jr. of Noank, Conn., formerly of Rumson, N. ary wedding is planned. in Line* autistic children and to the in the U. S. Army. He Is em- J. Miss Merkel was gradu- y nnviMm Funda Cofvurtcul Aniona and Taua United States Olympics ployed by Corirail. Miss Walters is a senior at the Univerity of Maine, Orono. ated from Keansburg High SI . ' Expim November 5, 1079 team She Is the granddaughter of Mrs. George L. Walters of School, Wilfred's Academy of Vlctoria Feller Baltimore, Md., and the late Mr. Walters, and of the late Rev. Hair and Beauty Culture, and E*TC»fOWN UortmouKi SnoppingOnie' CommunilyRm dowe' KveH WM al 7 15 p m Booths will contain hand- Chinese dinner, and Mrs. Robert Wood Coe of Plymouth. fREEHOLD vfttPost rt«ie'*o».sftd WMai7 15p.m made articles featuring dolls American Training Service of HUlEl No'tnC«nief*.ileF.'BCo 372 MidrJIeRd . Thurs at9 15am & Tuw at 7 15pm auction tomorrow Mr. Hoagland is an alumnus of Westminster School, Bookkeeping. She studied JACKSON jaosor trjwnsnrpFireCo >1 Ne* ProepMt fld . Won »l715«m and Barbie dolls' clothes, Muller-Sargeni UTTiE Suvtn Lime SiivcFireHoute ProtpeciAve Tuet atO iSam & 7 15pm Christmas Items and orna- Simsbury, Conn., and the University of Maine, Orono. He is also at Brookdale Community LONG BRANCH -/MCA 404 B'08d*ay Ttiur alH5pm HOLMDEL-The Holmdel the grandson of Mrs. Albert L. Register of New York, and the M*NAL»P*N SlflifiOacn s Depi StPfp Commumiy Rm , Hi 9. rues Bl630pm ments, plants, floral and EATONTOWN-Mr. and High School Parent-Teacher- Center, Lincroft, and is em- MANASOUAN Engine Co •? Pir^e' Ave TUB at 9 15 am 4 7 16 pm S WM al H 00 am late Mr. Register, and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Porter UA'AWAN *«sp.ngior Ergme Co Jack ton St ibemnd Central Jvsey Bank I. Mon al 7 t5pm a dried material novelties, jew- Mrs. T. Kenneth Sargent; 21 Student Association will have ployed at Altex Pipe and Sup- Wtd ai 9 ' 5 fl 71 • Hoagland of Rumson. • ply Co., Shrewsbury. MIODLETQWN Cnnsl Espntooa' Ou'ci 92 Kings H*y Thur al 7 iSpfn elry, books, jigsaw puzzles, Reynolds Drive, announce a combination Chinese dinner MORGANVILLE "RotW'ts. > B me Oure* Chufcti RrJ & Tenncnt Rd Tu(.s aj 9 151 m 'homemade foods and baked The couple plan to be married In September. NfPTUNECiT1' United Fire Co •) Memorial Home Laurel Ave Thur ai9 I5im S 7 15pm the engagement of their and Chinese auction Tuesday Mr. Blake is a graduate of JACKSON jaoso" Javceeriuo Ro»'e57i '. mile ml al Cassvilie Fife Dept Wed at715pm goods, a children's grab bag, daughter, Dawn Marilyn at 7 p.m. In the commons at Marlboro High School. He is OCEAN Ma/SKle Unfed Uemodisi Cnuicl^ 1215W fla'k Ave Iueai7i5pm a mystery box and trash Sargent, to Donald Muller, Holmdel High School, employed as a driver for and/or treasure. son of Mrs. Marie Muller and Crawfords Corner Road. Pro- Church bazaar South Jersey Surgical Supply the late Fredrick Muller of ceeds will go the scholarship MATAWAN - The annual baked goods, plants and Co., Shrewsbury, and is a ser- Long Island, N. Y. fund. bazaar by the Women of stained glass are among the geant in the National Guard, The couple plan to be mar- Tickets are available from Trinity will take place Satur- items that will be featured. Red Bank. "OVERWEIGHT? ried in May. Mrs. A. W. Goetchlus. day from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Luncheon will be served here at the Church, Ryers from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., COSTUMES COSTUMES COSTUMES Lane. by the Leisure Timers, and a Griffin-Parker iT MAY NOT BE A wide variety of arts and Roast Beef Dinner will be crafts, a Christmas boutique, served from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. OCEANPORT-Mr. and FAULT." Mrs. Asher S. Parker, 1172 HALLOWEEN Eatontown Blvd., announce SAYS PAULA SCHWARTZ HEADQUARTERS the engagement of their A NEW CLINIC OPENS daughter, Laura Lee Parker, Rental & Sales THERMA TITE to Milton L. Griffin Jr., son of IN ENGLISHTOWN. Mr and Mrs. Griffin Sr, Clearwater, Fla. "The Nutrition Control Clinic is for those of us who are at Miss Parker was gradu- least 35 pounds ouerweic/it and have failed with conventional Costumes, Wigs, Make-up INSULATION ated from Shore Regional dieting methods. High School, West Long It combines a fast, hunger free, medically supervised, Heads Branch, and is employed at maximum weight loss program utilizing the newest scientific equipment with psychological and physiolocjcal techniques. From the Bizarre to the Allen's Florist, Dunedin, Fla. You can lose 30 pounds in 40 days. CAN SAVE Mr. Griffin, a graduate of And between one half and three quarters of a pound every Beautiful Largo (Fla.) High School, is day of your ife while following the program. employed at Dick Mills Heat- (If it sounds to good to be true, Dost 80 pounds in 22 ing and Air Conditioning, weeks, after failing on other programs.) Set O«* Clearwater. You are invited to join us for a lively discussion on some YOU ENERGY fresh new thinking, and we can offer you insights into your A February wedding is overweight problem. S LEAH MAUER'S COSTUMESHOP planned. You may call us for your personal, private interview at recently moved to 201-5360150 or 201-600720. S S 15 Linden Place Christmas tree project (back of Lemers) KEYPORT - Lrry Vec- CALL chio is chairman of the Key- Red Bank 747-6996 E port Chamber of Commerce's CLINIC. Christmas tree project. A 10- don to

Trapasso-Gleason KEANSBURG-Gloria Jean Gleason and Peter Trapasso were married Oct 13 in St Using old business cards Ann Roman Catholic Church The Rev Gregory Vaughan officiated. HELLO THERE model numbers, she says, information that's A hint to tke young! The parents of the couple are Mr and As usual, you readers have come through usually never available when needed. Spead aa hoar or two a week doing voln- Mrs Walter Gleason, 7B Willis Ave., and Mr with flying colors and given us many answers Other uses include recording credit card leer work for the old; many caaaot afford to and Mrs. Peter Trapasso, 155 Seabreeze Way to the question, "What to do with old busi- numbers, insurance policy numbers, etc. here. •ire someone to do yard or house chores. ness cards?" You'll wonder how you ever managed I'm talking mostly of your parent! or Mrs. Richard Fedroff and Paul Trapasso Here are a few: without a file like Gloria's. graadparenU. were the couple's honor attendants. From Barbara in Louisiana: "Present Pat Whitney of Texas uses them for place How maay hours did they give up tu do them to an elementary school teacher! They setting cards at parties, baby showers, etc things for you? Now is the time la repay their The bride and bridgeroom are alumni of are the perfect site for making flash cards. She glues two cards together (printed side love and, while you are at it, give them a Keansburg High School. She is employed by Write the problem on the blank side and the in). According to the type of celebration, she great Mg kiss. - Irene GUdart Bell Laboratories, Piscataway, and Mr. answer on the printed fide. adds a piece of ribbon, small safety pin, a Trapasso is with Anchor Motor Freight, "This Is an inexpensive way for each tiny artificial flower, etc., by way of decora- DEAR HELOISE: Linden child to have a set of his or her very own flash • tion. My husband was rooking steaks... bat I : cards. For a holiday table, she suggests applying didn't have any aluminum Ibil to line the After a wedding trip to the Poconos, Mr. it A Marge writes: "At the office 1 use the a Christmas sticker or drawing a snowman, broiler pan. and Mrs. Trapasso reside in Keyport. MR. AND MRS PETER TRAPASSO cards for my file cabinet drawers. They are candy cane or wreath on the cards. For other So... he put water la the bottom of the pan. just the right size and they're stiff enough to occasions, she has glued on sequins in a Later, when I went to wash the paa, the slide into the name plate slot without bend- flower design. grease was floating on top of the water and ing." She prints the names of guests with a felt- that pan iwiihed clean in a Jiffy. Proctor-Simone Maria tells us to put a rubber band around tip marker in a color that goes with the table Smart guy, huh? RED BANK-In St. Anthony's Roman Anthony Simone, 111 Rlverbrook Ave., Lin- several and save them for grandchildren to setting. Thaaks a million for all your wonderful Catholic Church here Sept. 29, Beatrice croft, was married to Kenneth Ritter Proc- play with because they just love to draw, Essie Ray winds up this little ditty. She help, Heloise, I really love your column. — Manama Simone, daughter of Mr. and Mn. tor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Proctor write or color on them and, a pleasing plus, uses them when she is away for a little while Judy Fedkamp of Fairfax, Va. they are small enough to tuck in pockets. and needs to leave a note on the door for And I love you, Judy, for sharing a hint Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo celebrated the Gloria Constantlnitis says they can be someone she doesn't want to miss. Or if she is that saves elbow grease. Give that smart nuptial Mass. There was a reception in the used for recording important Information. out in the yard, she leaves a card on the front husband of yours a hug from — Heloise. Cobblestones, Middlelown. For example: Date major appliances were door telling callers where she is. THIS COLUMN is written for you... the purchased, store purchased at, date Friends, just let your imagination go wild homemaker. If you have a hint or a problem Attending the bride were Karen Peloai, purchased, etc. and you'll never run out of things to use these write to Heloise in care of this newspaper. maid of honor, Kelly Crawford, Vivian When repair work's required on any ap- handy little aards for. — Heloise Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Giaimo, Lorraine Hey and Anita Pescevich. pliance, she checks her file and all the in- Heloise is unable to answer individual let- Vincent J. Simone Was best man. Ushers formation needed is available at a glance. LETTER OF THOUGHT ters. She will, however, answer your ques- were John Aubin, John Mirabella, Richard A. Also great for recording serial numbers and DEAR HELOISE: tions in her column whenever possible. Proctor and William D. Proctor.

Mr. and Mn. Proctor were graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State ANN LANDERS University, Blacksburg, Va., with BS degrees, respectively, in electrical engineer- ing and biology. Mr. Proctor is employed by Perkin-Elmer Corp., Tinton Falls. After a wedding trip to the Virgin Islands, MR. AND MRS. KENNETH PROCTOR Mr. and Mrs. Proctor reside in Lincroft. Slip of a surgeon's knife

Greenstine- Binder Dear Asm Under.: By bow 1B the world a surgeon burners left on and cigaret party to a cemetery after the groom wish to pay their re- burni la the carpets, oa ceremony would be a real spects to their deceased rela- TINTON FALLS - Amy Lee Binder, The couple went to England on their wed- this time, you are probably could make a mistake like furniture aad window mills downer. If the bride and tives, they should go alone daughter of Herbert and Lynne Binder, 19 ding trip and have just bought a bouse in •p to your neck In newt that? Also, do yoa think the It's a coaslant straggle toge t Zerman Drive, New Monmouth, was married Drexel Hill. Pa. stories that soond like made- settlement was adequate? — Sept. S, to John Samuel Greenstine of Upper up letten by Yale student!. I Gee Whined In Uwliton, the sick one to take Us medi- Darby, Pa., son of Morris and Hannah Green- believe I have the all-time Maine cation and go to the clinic for SPECIAL FRAMES $1.00-S6.00 stine, Springfield, Pa. winner. Enclosed is the clip- Dear Lewis: Surgical in- required cbeck-upi. ping. As yoa eat see, It's a Rabbi Alton Winters officiated at the cer- struments are extremely It's plenty nerve-racking United Press International 20% OP, emony here in Monmouth Reform Temple. A ' sharp. One wrong move can to live like tnli year after release, dateline Pittsburgh. reception followed here in the Hilton Inn. do a lot of damage. year. What about THESE CUSTOM OVAL, ROUND & people — of whom I am one? STANDARD FRAMES Beth Binder was maid of honor and Glenn A few days before Us wed- I have no comment on the - Plenty Stock la Fairfleld, Price was best man. Ushers were Steven ding, a 21-year-old weat to the settlement, but I would like OILS • GRAPHICS • PRINTS Conn. Binder and Alan Greenstine. hospital to remedy a small to know if the girl married Dear Stuck: It won't help NEEDLECRAFT•ETC. The bride, who is retaining her maiden problem, an undescended tes- him after all. If anyone out ticle. As you know, this Is a there knows, please tell me. ' much to tell you you have lots SPANCRAFT STUDIOS name, is a graduate of Glassboro State Col- of company. People are living lege and Temple University, Philadelphia, fairly routine surgical pro Dear Ana Laaden: He cedare. Well, the doctor ac- ceatly yoa answered a letter longer, and many prefer to 1001 FRAMES - MOULDING BY LENGTH where she received a master's degree in live with relatives rather 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK 747-3995 education. She is photographic specialist in cidentally amputated the from a former Mead of a yoaag man's peals. His com- depressed persoa. She than in health care facilities 10.00 5.00Monday Saturday the visual media department of Smithkline for the aged. Corp., Philadelphia. ment, following the slip of the conldn't tolerate the Ire knife, was, "It's a shame You can insist that the EXERCISE • SHOUTS FUN! . WHISPERS EXERCISE The bridegroom, producer/director for qnent, interminable tele- about the boy." The 71-year- phone calli, Ike mood swings, contact volunteer organiza- the Office of Television Services at Temple old surgeon had Us operating tions who will give you some University, where he received his BS and Ike self-pity. II was making privileges revoked. her sick. relief. Call Community Re- Aerobic Dancing M.Ed degrees. Amy Lee Binder and John S. Greenitk BYJACKISOStNSeN Last year the yoaag man What about the thousands ferral Service or the Family was offered an oal-of-coul of people who live with men- Service Association. Explain means a trimmer figure! your problem. There IS help Maldanis-Smith settlement of tUt.Mt. He tally 111 relative! - not balmy energy! a stronger heart! turned It down. enough to be in an Initiation, for people like you, but you NEW MONMOUTH- in Shore Casino, Atlantic Recently, the case was yet not balanced enough to must aggressively seek it. FUN! 1-ouann Smith, daughter of Highlands. settled for t8U,aM. Uvealoae? Dear Ann Landers: A T friend is getting married in F more Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Louann Aquilla was maid Will you please tell me I refer to gas stove SEE A FREE DEMONSTRATION Harbor Road, Wlckatunk, of honor. Bridesmaids were the fall. Her grandmother FOR NEW EVENINQ COURSES was married Sept. 9 during a Marie Cardone, Lisa Com passed away recently, and Lima Sliver Lincroft candlelight ceremony in St. erford and Linda O'Riley. her fiance's father is also de- Embury Methodist Church tincrolt Presbylenan Church 'Art of Needlework' ceased. They are buried in 49 Church St ?70 Everett fid Mary's Roman Catholic Joann Maldanis was flower Wed, Oct. 24.6:00 PM Wed Oct 24.8 00 PM Church, to Richard J. girl and Mark Cardone was the same cemetery. Sheila Long Branch Red BanK Maldanis, son of Mr. and ring bearer. wants the members of the Star ol the Sea School United Methodist Church Chelsea 4 3rd Ave, 247 Broad St Mrs. Joseph Maldanis of Co- Albert Maldanis was best previews tomorrow wedding party, plus other Thurs Oct. 25. 6:00 PM Fri Ocl 26, 11 15 AM Ionia. man. Ushers were Russ friends and relatives, to go For Information 842 5451 visit the graves immediately Rumton The Rev. Francis Bruno White, Dave Hart and John RUMSON-The Art of from 11 a.m. to noon, special Rumson Country Day School Register at the demo or after the ceremony. first class officiated at the nuptial Picinich. Needlework, an exhibition embroidery, and from 1 to 3 Belleview Ave Wed. Oct. 24,8:00 PM , Mass. There was a reception Mrs. Maldanis attended sponsored by Monmouth Aux- p.m., quilting by Florence Would it be proper to end "Aerobic Dancing is part exercise, part dance, and as a iliary for Retarded Citizens, Guillandeu, and Thursday such a joyous occasion in this system lor getting into shape—and staying there—it's got will have its invitational wine from 11 a.m. to noon, tatting manner? — In Rogers Park everything going tor it." MADEMOISELLE (Nov. 1979) Home energy check LOUANN MALDANIS and cheese preview opening by Louis Litke, and looming Dear Wondering: In my WHISPERS EXERCISE • SHOUTS FUN! B tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Con- ' of prayer rugs with Biblical opinion, to take a wedding WHISPERS Marlboro High School and gregation B'nai Israel, Hance verses by Serena Kiss, and Brookdale Community Col- and Ridge Roads. from 1 to J p. m., lacemaking given by clubwomen lege, Lincroft, and is em- The exhibit will be open to with bobbin by Ethel M. LAURENCE HARBOR - Clubs with the aid of Owens- ployed as a police dispatcher the public Wednesday and Skelton. JOIN WEIGHT WATCHERS NOW Mrs. Elmer E. Brookman has Corning Fiberglas, Toledo, for the Marlboro Police De- Thursday from 11 a.m. to 4 Helene Way is general been named home energy Ohio, a home energy check- partment. p.m. at a nominal admission chairman. Her committee in- check chairman of the Wom- list is being made available to The bridegroom was grad* fee, half-priced for seniors cludes Joan Hohorst, vice WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? an's Club of Laurence Har- members of the community. uated from John F. Kennedy citizens. Proceeds will be chairman; Pat Urion, ex- bor. Club members are available High School, Iselin, and is earmarked for decorating hibitors; Bev Gerding, dis- In cooperation with the na- to speak to community employed as operations n.'in- and furnishing a group home play, and Alice Robinson, tionwide program by the Gen- groups on the subject of how ager at Mailer Terminals, for retarded citizens to be preview opening. Rita Bren- eral Federation of Women's to save on home heating and Port Newark. opened in Long Branch. nan is auxiliary president. All Clubs and'the New Jersey cooling costs. A slide pro- Mr. and Mrs. Maldanis re- There will be demonstra- are of Rumson, except Mrs. State Federation of Women's gram also is available. side in Woodbridge. tions both days, Wednesday Urion, Eatontown. MahjaCourt hosts| CONTACT LENSES charity ball tmrt A. Qua?liu, Contact lanaaa are available for tha corractlon TINTON FALLS - Mahja R.P. Of nearilghtednesa, farsightedness and Court 138, Daughters of Isis aitigmatlam. . Auxiliary of Mahja Temple 47 hpnored Mrs. Howard ,« oil fhi h Itmcfc Its Morgan, Neptune, illustrious I ALL GOOD THINGS Wif yy, ar* man fvil carrel sMcftsf commandress, at its Fifth Why is the Program so succetiful' Because WwgH Ftrsi rheresthelomousEotingPion'Saent'licollyde- Annual Commandress Chari- ARE CHEAP. Wblcheri tackles your weight problem .n threa drtlec signed to help you lose weight while enjoying o w«ie AMERICAN OPTICAL •ntwoyt! variety ol loads' Three moots a day plus snocW ty Ball here in the Hilton Inn. Music was by the Howard Twenty yean ago most prescriptions cost less Candie Band, Philadelphia. than they do now. Bat, they did less. We had none of the costlier antibiotics, new hormoaes, aad Mrs. Vyetta Walker, Long other "miracle" drags which, can be depended • The no boiling Branch, was chairperson, and upon to produce a positive benefit tod very often a lenaea Mrs. Haywood Larue, Atlan- certain care. • Above +8.50 Rx tic Highlands, co-chair- Slightly higher person. Assisting on the com- Preieit prescriptions are "cheap" indeed, for mittee were Mrs. Ernest they uiually limit •icknesi-tlme to days Instead of Gross, Mrs. Lucille Anderson weeks and save more lives. Some cost more, bat 30 DAY TRIAL PERIOD and Mrs. Marie Anderson, At- yon benefit more. ON SOFT LENSES lantic Highlands; Mrs. Wil- liam Davis, Asbury Park; YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when yoa Mrs. Brantley Douglas and aeed a medicine. Pick up your prescription If Mrs. Ralph Smith Jr., Red •bopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly - EXTEHDED WEAR «M *** \m *> - «•*.." Bank; Mrs. Dorothy Bartee, without extra charge. A great maay people a HARD LENS a*.* $55. *. entnst as with their prescriptions. May we l herds. MM»)HW.M..H*• In*. ».)ertleer^n,>.»^ Mrs. Harold Dickerson, Mrs. a BA8 PERMEMLE REX LENS Mai $75. pr. Fk.ir.MiM u» <•» —, ** P~f* •"• «~ -"«*• - *» ix compound yonnT Second ihemTwond^ttilmgenercisepton'Oimonol Hurd. the Personal Action Won1 Vbu II team how to ' Hilda Dickerson, Mrs. Gladys EXAMINATIONS, FITTING. ADJUSTMENT Eo^Ajidlun. Con*™ FtPSTO-with lh.Eo*ngPtan be in contra1 How to toce chollenoes Ihot lempt you Jowers, Mrs. MeU Yopp, COLD CARE KIT AND FOLLOW-UP CARE . ond you could lose weioht o lime foster1 to overeat How to stay slender1 Mrs. Bertha Gwathney and unmca nrnmrn m mma mm mmm 140. ADDITIONAL Mn. Norman Mooney, all of Shrewsbury Pharmacy For Further Information Call 364-5511 WEIGHT Long Branch. Also, Mrs. THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS DR. JEROME WILDMAN or Toll Free (800) 242-5866 Charles Chase, Freehold, and BROAD ST. 741-4174 SHREWSBURY onoMTmwT WATCHERS Mn. Del Brooks, Mrs. Una PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY tM m Grant. Mrs. Ethel McLoud, •54 Nawman Springs M. *" *Z."l'!!, **JL The Authority 'Mrs. Dollls Henderson of U«eto«.N.J. ^~~.~ 842-6600 Asbury Park and Neptune. 10 TheDMtyRegfeler SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,1979 At the movies MONMOUTH COUNTY AMRDIIH TOWNSHIP CINMU M — viMS.Ra?w. TM FrlKP KM IPS) 7 ». • « MIDOLIMX COUNTY Cheever takes his work to television 1TKATHM0M CINiMA I — woooaaiDo* North Dallai forty (HI J,» ByTOMJORY STDATHMOM CINSMA II — WOOOMIDaaCINIMAI- test television as a vehicle (or ginal," he says, "interests Indeed, WNET already Cheever's attitude toward RKhKUh(PO|7IS»lRKhKUh(PO|. > LuM(mi:«.<:B.I:li.»:4l Dick Cavett Show." ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEW YORK (AP)-John his work after an appearance "One of the things he me more than the adapta- has approached several his audience, be sayi, has ATLANTIC CIHIMA — woooaaiooi CINIMA ii - Cheever says he decided to North Dallat Forty IRI I:»,«:» •ru) Justlca For All l«l 1.1:1 a year or so ago on "The asked me," the Pulitzer tions. writers, including Louis changed over the years. •ATONTOWH "My feeling about adap- Auchincloss, Donald "When I was a young COMMUNITY I — ' "''" tOMiatar COUNTY Prize-winning author recalls, Tha Onion FKH (HI t: H.»:» coMf BliT "was, 'Do you answer your tation is that a good short Barthelme and Bruce Jay man, I didn't give a damn COMMUNITY II — • UTO1M PLAtt CINIMA I - BLAKE EDWARDS "10" (HI MI. • » own mail?' story is like a punch in the Friedman. about audience," he sayi. • ATONTOWN DUIVIIN — nose. You can't do anything "But I look on writing now as CU»1 l«r HUM. •>•• SHOLD "I said I did, and I was Wendy Wasserstelo, who FMINOLDI — an absolutely mutual thing. I — a'aUrlcM IPiniaa aaaar II "HV impressed with the response with it. produced "Uncommon Wom- Rocky II IPO 1:11,1:10 can't write without readers, FKISHOLB II — •"evMnM ar •*•» wr> I received, letters from "I doubt Bernard Shaw en and Others" for PBS last Wiwi A Straneor Callt <•> 7;«.«:» men and women with powers PNHHOLD III - mature, well-informed men would have been content with year, adapted "Tlie Sorrows MaloorlPOW :»,« K TO" and women. And their ob- 'My Fair Lady.' If I liked the of perception. NAZI.IT of Gin" for television, while servations were as en-story, and '0 Youth and A.R. Gurney Jr., who pre- "My dependence on the •Mttor (PC) J:».» 10 Beauty!' I did! I'm not going reader, my love for theCINIMA I — lightened as any I have ever pared another Cheever story, AvalencM E«pr«u (PG) 7:10.1:19 heard." to be content with anything reader, has increased tre- CINIMA II — , SEE YOUR FANTASY COME TRUE "Good-Bye My Brother," for WMnAUr*ne«rCallir:1).t:& At least partially a result that's done with it," Cheever the stage, took "O Youth and mendously." KIYPOKT AT A FLAGSHIP THEATRE NEAR YOU! says. (TIAND — of that experience, Cheever Beauty!" Playwright Ter- Ecita» In Blia IX) It. 1:11, < ». AMY LOfVYS PASCACX LOEWS agreed to submit three of his Cheever acknowledges, Byrne speaks *:3S.f:M, Satin Adults CHILDREN 7bc 50 nmu rence McNally adapted "The SultalXI 1:10, l:».i:a.l:10. 10:90 M O CIS NfWS and his wlfa Elaanor. (2 covaraga for alt man. order to dupe the thieves NEWS EVE MM NAGAM hrs.) • CD ICRJMUllBllll.do*. of the high seas. -(2 l 10VI LUCY NIC NEWS 0 NEW IHNMAN1S 'Tha a leriei of stories quaa- hra.) §ATIN tOWtING FOR DOLLAH MASH . Iplomblans' tlonlng a large com- MEWCAI CENIEt HAPPY DAYS AGAIN IK UC DOUGH pany's claan air stan- MCK CAVIII SHOW Guest: ZOOM THAI'S II IN SPMIS 8 UCNEWS MOVIE m INfOBMAIION dard* and they wind up Paul Theroux, author. DOLL SUCVIVAt SKILLS KM IK JOKE* S WtO bringing ault agalnat tha OB MOVIE (NO INFORMATION CliSSIOOM TEACHER AVAIAUE) •• Ik Comeback i WWimDCAME (Paid Subscription Tribune. (60 mlns.) AVAILABLE)" Iha CoasbauV UNCLE HOfD (Paid Subacrlption CUM ilKNEII MO FRKNOS ODO court! Talavltlon) (No Othar In em NEWS 8 OVfl (AST Host: Hugh lormallon Available) (2 Television) (No Other In- Guests: Anthony Nawley, fit IUNNMC FENCE This film formation Available) (2 ick Martin Downs. Guests: Tlah documents tha artlit Sheraton liui-l Inzlet UC NEWS Sommori and Laurie 13. O CD IHE EAT AlBKI HAI Chrlato'a four yaar strug- IMS O CHARLIE S ANGUS 'The 2870 HIGHWAY 35. HAZLET. NEW JERSEY IK UC DOUGH Shlslds. founders ol • 10WEEN SPECIAL Tha Cosby gle to construct a con- CBS NEWS political advocacy group Klda ambark on a grand troversial, 24-mlle while Vegas Connection' What SAHKJM AND SON 1 r oldar woman. advantura to maka aura fabric fence through tha appeara to ba a caae MACNER lEHHB IEPOII this Hallowaan Is tho northern California Involving a woman with a JOUMEV 10 ADVENIWf apooklaat and acarlaat countryalda. (60 mlns,) gambling problem ):M 1 MUPPtlS SHOW Guaat •var. m NEW IEISEI NEWS " develops Into an expose dl.y Moor* KIV mm US MOVIE (D»AMA) ••', of a blackmailing CtOSS WITS MASH. Radar la Hardcaii George C. echeme. (Repeat) 1 • FAMILY IEUO back horn* and Klfngar, Scott. (Paid Subscription S MOVIE «OMID»MAMA) 1 All IN THE FAMV who's now tha 407Tth'a Television) A father ••" "Slelio I) 1953 William HOUTWOOO SOUAKS naw dark, la gattlng sick searches for hi* runaway Holden, Peter Graves 1 DAIIHG CAMi about all tha complaints daughter. It's an Intense, Who la tha Informant 119! SEAMY SHOW that all* up agalnal shocking look al tha grim leaking escap. plena to NEWS underworld of tha porno- the Germane In an Amer- ican P.O.W. camp? (2 MACNEIl LEHHB MPOH 0 iB MONDAY NIGHT Al IHE graphy business. (2 NEW JEtSET NEWS hrs.) hrl., 30 mlns.) MOVIES 'And Baby Makaa • MOVIE (COMIDY ADVENTURE) NEW JttSfl NEWSWATCH 10:30 OWN MIND 12:31 Sin' 1070 Stars: Collaan •• Slight Cue 01 Murder 1931 Ml 1 WAll SHE!! PKSKCIIVE Dawhurat, Warran Oatas. 8 PAINT ALONG WITH NANCY lOHEir PICK IT MAWHH. KOMINSKY Edward 0. Roblnaon, BAftAfiL Ml 1 A mlddl**agad coupla Allan Jenkins. Prohibi- is celebrating Its with thr** grown chil- 1140 • •OO NEWS HALLOWEEN 8KCIALI tion beer runner, who dren are thrown Into an O MASH has gone straight, finds It's Tbt GrMt •motional turmoil whan O JACKIE (REASON SHOW aomeone has hidden a lha wlfa la found to ba at coo count corps* In hla country pregnant. (2 hra.) (B ASCENT Of MAN home. (108 mine.) 13th ANNIVERSARY I M S ID US THE UEAI PUMPKIN (B • MONDAY NK.HI FOOIIAU Baptlilng' Sensitive, O O lOMOnOW Host: CHAIIK MOWN Rabroadcast Denver Bronco* va Pitts- candid story of a Man- 1:00 Tom Snyd.r. Guests: TV ol tha 1066 Emmy win- burgh Staalara age girl's first love affair documentary producara, only 2 more weeks for our ning Paanuta classic O MOVIE (COMEDY) ••• and ensuing disillusion- Alan and Susan Ray- about Llnue' staunch hinging up B»by I9SS Cary ment. It I* In a small mond. (60 mine.) aland on tha Qraal Pump- Grant, Katharlna Hep- Canadian community In 8H0MYM00NHS fabulous PRIME RIB kin's axlatanca and burn. An archaaologlsl, a 1051. Jenny Monroe aa PERSPECTIVE. MtNOeilV * 2-4:30-7:30-9:45 banavolanca. sociality huntsr, and two Dal, Robert Martyn aa 1:11 Q NEWS SViyESTfRSTALlDNE S 95 O O UlllE HOUSE ON THE baby laoparda - ona Jarry. O NEWS SPECIAL 4 rtltl lama, tha othar wild-all - SKMIO'W add up to comsdy. I HO O MAKUS WELlr. MO ROCKY CtOSS WITS r CIS LAI! MOVIE O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW Romantic ovartonaa and 8 O 140 BOBEGT Trap has 'HARRY O: Book Of O MOVIE SCIENCE IICIION) • no problama daallng with fun a* wild laopard la Changes' An owner ol a W«r ol Hw Giigeniun I9U every Wednesday for mlatakan for pat. (2 a lion running wild In th« gambling club Is mur- Run Tsmblyn. Kuml atraata or disarming an hrs.) dered and Harry has to Mliuno. Two prehistoric undarwalar lima bomb In IB SONG BY SONG 'Alan Jay find hla ledger book giants wage a war that the next 2 weeks. a mattar ol aaconda but Larnar' This tribut* to which contains damag- rips Tokyo apart. (2 la scarad to daath ol a on* of America's grsa- ing Information. (Repeal) lamal* aargaant and taat lyricists features 'MCMILLAN AND WIFE: 245 O_ 'iIHOOGHH ! FOR TODAY raquaata to be parformancaa by Freelall To Terror' Stara: Served 5 p.m. til closing Gamma Craven, Mllllcent 2:15 C©MOVID E (ROMANCE)'" low transferred. Rock Hudson, Susan i! 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My LOUIS RUKEYSER likely success of the crusade* spicuously failed to deliver it. to G William Miller, who The odds against these policies are based primarily on talked real, tough about inflation, and then helped it run NEW YORK- And so we Americans ire launched on three other "P's ": personalities the past — and politics past 1J percent In business he would have bees fired. in another of our great, and noble, crusades against infla- The personalities of those directing national economic Washington he was made secretary of the treasury tion — this time, happily, without a "WIN" button to our policy do not inspire confidence in a sustained assault LOUIS And thats the third P politics. Congress has names — but the chances again seem slim that we will against inflation land a sustained assault, not just for remained relatively docile about Volcker s actions so far actually achieve the Jerusalem of stable prices. months but for years, is a prerequisite for success • — waiting, as usual, for the gusts of public opinion to tell For one thing, most of the would-be generals don't Jimmy Carter sull has. on balance, the advisory team RUKEYSER it which way to lean — but as election year unfolds, as seem to have the foggiest idea which direction they're that urged "stimulus " land hectored the Fed in It77 — unemployment chugs inexorably upward, as slow medi- supposed to be marching. and tried to con the public with a phony, and diver- cine fails to produce overnight results we can expect to So if the troops already have started mattering sionary, "wage-price' program in 1978 His budgets see more demands for stimulation and more pressure mutinously, who can blame them? remain grotesquely far from balanced — and likely in a on the monetary authorities to accommodate the tradi- One "expert," for example, uses up a fair portion of inflation — because it has printed money far less reck- recession, to get farther At the Fed itself, it is only a few tional game the current issue of a national magazine to inform us lessly Importing so much oil may be dangerous for other short weeks since Volcker barely prevailed, four-u>- confidently that the chief true source of our present reasons, but as an alibi for inflation it ran out of gas long three. against those governors who resisted even min- Will Volcker be able to resist the triple squeeze of inflation is our greedy consumption of high-priced im- ago imal tightening And while we are assured that the Fed Carter. Congress and the Credit markets* Can he take ported oil. No, those weird, and little-understood, fellows at the Will now concentrate on controlling the growth of money the heat from the AFL-CIO. the black caucus. Teddy- It's a nice argument, slick as oil, appealing simulta- Federal Reserve Board are at the root of the problem, — rather than fiddling ineptly and unprodueuvely. with Kennedy and theJHarvard Department of Economics* Or neously to the puritanical urge to don the hairshirt and to after all — trying to please the politicians, and fool the interest rates — the board's staff is still dominated by will the f nghu of fall become the slackenings of spring — the political desire to escape blame, and it makes just people, by paying us each year more than we've earned. those whose every instinct, and habit, has been in the as the V S tries once again to put off. and thus make even about everything except sense. Inflation is a money And in attempting to«urb the recent runaway rates of other direction more severe the inevitable reckoning'1 Even if the Fed- disease, not an oil disease: consider West Germany, money creation, chairman Paul Volcker has chosen the Which takes us to the past, and to Volcker s most eral Reserve Board has at last sighted the real Jerusa- Switzerland and Japan, each of which imports propor- only possible highway to stability. recent predecessors - to Arthur Burns, who promised a lem, this latest Children's crusade could be a disappoint- tionately far more oil but has nevertheless far leu Why. then, must one continue to be dubious about the steady, noninflationary monetary policy, and then con- ingly short one Gold jewelry in an upspiral By SYLVIA PORTER millHIIUNimiHtlllHtlllHIIMIIIItlllHIIMIt As the price of gold in the world markets has electroplated or gold-washed These items are rocketed to almost unbelievable heights, it has defined by law. according to the percentage of dragged along the prices of gold jewelry. That real gold in the jewelry — and if you are not simple gold wedding ring you bought for $150 at YOUR MONEY'S familiar with the terms, you could be beguiled most a few years ago is now worth twice or even into paying "karat gold" prices for gold-plated four times as much. You can't even buy high jewelry quality gold jewelry without nearing or breaking 14) Gold-filled jewelry, also known as "gold the four-figure range WORTH overlay. " is rated between karat and costume jewelry and is made by mechanically bonding a Yet, gold jewelry sales remain in a spec- gold layer or layers to a base metal such as tacular surge, particularly gold jewelry for men •III IIHIIfMIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIflllllllllllllllll copper It must have a fineness of 10 karats or — who have returned to an era of elegance and better; the outer layer must be at least one- romanticism in all attire (What! A long fur coat alloy Or as a percentage, it is 58 5 percent gold If twentieth of the total weight Thus, if a 14-karat without a single piece of gold jewelry to display the jewelry is 18 karat gold, it contains 18 parts of layer has been used, the jewelry should be as well?) pure gold to six parts of alloy. Nothing less than 10 karats can be called "gold" or "karat gold." marked "14 K gold filled" or "14 K G.F." The whole background spells "bonanza" for under U.S. government regulations England al- (5) Rolled gold plate describes high-quality the swindlers this Christmas buying season. You lows the sale of 9 K "gold" jewelry. costume jewelry Manufactured by the same must not go into the gold jewelry market now Nothing less than 18 karat can be sold in some method as gold-filled jewelry, the gold layer is without basic knowledge of what you're buying in countries, such as France. Many experts agree less than one-twentieth the total weight Look for terms of karats, finishings, alloys, etc that below 10 karats, the metal loses the special the markings that tell you the ratio of gold to the And you almost surely will be gypped if you try characteristics of gold There are times when a metals used; "1 40 12 K Rolled Gold Plate" or to avoid paying today's prices by buying in one of piece of jewelry will carry the mark 585" or 1 4O12KRG.P" the "bargain" jewelry stores. Whether you buy "750" Some Europeans — notably Italians — use I6I Gold electroplate is jewelry that has been from a neighborhood shop, from a major jewelry this marking. It expresses the gold karatage in electrolytically coated with at least seven mil- chain or from a department store, make sure of percentages of 1,000 (750 equals 18K. 585 equals lionths of an inch of karat gold If the gold coating the store's reputation Here is just a sampling of 14K i rather than in the U.S. fractions of 24. is thinner, the jewelry should be labeled "gold fundamentals: 12) An alloy is a metal composed of two or washed ' or "gold flashed ' If it is a thicker more metallic elements and it is used to improve karat gold label — at least 100 millionths of an (1) The karat mark identifies the percentage SOLDIER OF THE MONTH— Sot Mark T. Battle, who was named Soldier of the of gold in an item (Carat, though, spells out the its properties. Most alloys are obtained by fusing inch — the manufacturer can mark the product a mixture of metals. heavy gold electroplate " Month for September at Fort Monmouth, is presented a plaque on behalf of the stone weight in figuring the weight of diamonds I Greater Red Bank Area Chamber of Commerce by Paul S. Morton Jr., chamber If an item is marked 24 K. it means it is made Gold is an exceedingly versatile metal, and Preferred in the U.S. in fine jewelry is 18 karat executive vice president. Battle also received gift certificates as part of chamber's of 100 percent pure gold, with each karat repre- many shades can be made by alloying it with gold, representing 75 percent pure gold In continuing program of recognizing the post's honored soldier senting 1/24 parts gold Pure, solid gold is 24 specia' metals Karat golds are available in yel- durability, the more karat gold in a piece of karats — too soft to be used by itself in jewelry. It low, red. pink, green and white — with the color jewelry, the longer it will last Jewelry with a must be alloyed with other metals for strength variations made by varying the proportions of very thin layer isn't meant to endure but rather to and hardness. copper, nickel, zinc and silver in the alloy. The have a short life. Local soldier honored If a piece of jewelry is marked 14 karat, or proportion of pure gold is unchanged The key to all gold jewelry: Look for that "14 K," it has 14 parts of pure gold to 10 parts of (J) Fashion jewelry may be gold-plated, gold- karat stamp! FORT MONMOl'TH - from Monmouth Regional States College in Pennsylva- Sgt Mark T. Battle has been High School. Tinton Falls He nia named Soldier of the Month completed basic training at Battle and his wife, Joyce for September at this in- Fort Jackson. S.C • Ann. live at 105 Mitchell stallation Drive. Eatontown His moth, Battle. 23. is an item man- He attended Los Angeles er Mrs Joyce Daniels lives Facts on preferred stocks ager in the Army Com- Community College Ex- at 106 William St . Tinton tension. Korea, and Middle Falls imiiimuHiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiH mi isfied by open market $10 when interest rates go munications Systems Agency By DAVID R. SARGENT 1 Q- Why does Burl purchases With this pre- above 5 * percent The issue • Project Manager IDCSI tigmgton Northern have two ferred stock currently trad- is a cumulative preferred, Army Communications Sys- Report on Conrail is scored preferred stocks, and why ing at $7. which is J3 under its which means the dividend is tems TRENTON [API — Ater to the I'niled States Rail- are they both priced below SUCCESSFUL refund pnee. the company accumulated to be paid later month-old federal report on way Association, said the re- the common stock? J.B. Ne- will naturally buy up shares if the company cannol pay He came to Fort Mon- Conrail could set the stage port on Conrails future braska to meet the sinking fund the dividend currently mouth in December of last for rail "line abandonments focuses on the Narrow A— Two preferreds are a INVESTING needs The other preferred is a year after a taur of duty with and freight rate hikes injur- question" of minimizing modest number; some com- This preferred sells well convertible — the shares am- Headquarters Company. 2nd ing New Jersey's economy, further federal support for 1 panies have as many as twen- below the price on the com- may be exchanged for those Engineer Battalion, in Korea state officials say [hi railroad corporation mon because it was originally ty preferred issues. Corpo • •llMlMIHlltlMfllMHIMMIMIIIIHHHti of the common stock In this He entered the Army in July Deputy state Com- while ignoring broader rations offer preferreds as a issued at $10. and with a fixed particular case, the exchange 1975 after being graduated missioner of Transportation questions which we believe means of raising capital. Un- dividend of iH percent or 55 is at a rate of 8889 common James R Jamieson. in a let- are more significant " like debt capital — bonds and covered by sinking funds is covered by a sinking fund cents. Its price will always for each preferred. Although notes — preferreds do not which require the retirement which specifies that 4 percent fluctuate around its issue logic might indicate that the have to be repaid at the end of price, rising about $10 when of the issue over a period ol of the issue is to be retired l preferred should sell always a specific time period. How- years. The Burlington 5 each year, but this sinking interest rates go below 5 i at a price 111 percent below ever, some preferreds are percent cumulative preferred fund requirement may be sat percent and dropping under the common to reflect the exchange rate! this is not always true. Because the pre- ferred yields more than the New bus service schedule set common, it generally sells at a premium over its value in MERCER METRO SCHEDULE "N" ROUTE common A holder of Burl- TRENTON - The Depart- Existing service along Route 524 Will be retained but will TO ASBURY PARK ington convertible gets $2.85 ment of Transportation has TRENTON FREEHOLD ASBURY PARK a share in dividends annually announced a major service follow a revised time table while the new service will be 5:40 a.m 6:35 a.m. via Rt. 524 7:20 a.m. whereas on 8889 commor change on Mercer Metro's 8:30 a.m. via Rt. 33 9:20 a.m. (the amount of common he "N" route (Trenton-Free- operated on both Route 524 and Route 33. 10:30 a m via Rt. 33 11:20 a.m. would get should he choose to hold-Asbury Park) effective 10:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. via Rt. 524 12:15 p.m. convert I. he would get only November 1. The service will be 1:30 p.m. via Rt. S3 2:15p.m. $1.87 in dividends, 36 percen monitored by DOT and Mon- 3:30 pm via Rt 524 4:15p.m. The change, suggested by less. mouth County officials, 3:30 p.m. 4:30p.m. via Rt. 33 5:15 p.m. Q— I am a senior citizen the Monmouth County Trans- accessible via public transit. portation Coordinating Com- TO TRENTON with a portfolio of several mittee and developed through The revision will provide ASBURY PARK FREEHOLD TRENTON utilities (see enclosed list) in the Department's Division of two additional one-way week- 7:35 a.m. 8:25 am via Rt 33 eluding Tampa Electric Bus Transportation Man- day trips between Trenton 9:30 a.m. 10:20 am via Rt S3 (NYSE) and New England agement, will extend service and Asbury Park and four ad- 11:30 am 12:15 p.m. via Rt. 524 1:15 p.m. Electric (NYSE), which you to major industrial centers, ditional round trips Monday 12:30 p.m. 1:15 p.m. via Rt. 33 have recommended. I am Monmouth County offices and through Friday between 2:30 p.m. 3:15 p.m. via Rt 524 worried that with high in- shopping centers formerly in- Freehold and Asbury Park. 4:30 p.m. 4:15 p.m. viaRt.33 6:15 p.m. terest rales these companies' 5:30 p.m. 6:15 p.m. via Rt. 524 7:15 p.m. dividends may not be able to grow enmgh to offset infla- tion. What is you view? P.E. New Jersey County Births A— Your concern is un- derstandable under today's high interest and inflation RIVERVIEW Holmdel. a daughter. Oct. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J rates Nonethelsss. most of Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. James Con- Schumm Jr. (Dorothy Block) Magee (Mary Anne your holdings are good quali- Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. ley Jr., (Honoria Lloyd), 189 98 Archer Ave., Bayville, son, Gangemi). 555 Patten Ave , ty and their dividend Morse (Laurie Anne Myrtle Ave., Keansburg, a Oct 15. Apt. 65-B. Long Branch, payments should continue to Bidgood), 34 Prospect Ave., son, Oct. 18. daughter. Oct. 16. rise Tampa, for one. has a Atlantic Highlands, son, Oct. Mr. and Mrs. John Main- JERSEY SHORE stated policy of at least 7 7. PATERSON GENERAL waring, (Valerie Vazquez). Neptune percent annual dividend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wayne 15 Monroe St., Red Bank, a Mr. and Mrs. John Strange growth; Inflation has been at Dunne (Deborah Garry), 13 Mr. and Mrs. David Ferry daughter. Oct. 18. (t'uni Neuchterleinl 33 a 6.7 percent compound rate Cork Place, Hazlet, son, Oct. Parker Road. West Long iMeri-Beth Koch). Haledon. MONMOUTH MEDICAL annually for the last deca.de 17. Branch, daughter, Oct. II. son, Sept. 25. The grand- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Long Branch parents are Mrs. Barbara However, because overcon- Rossini (Beverly Colbum), Mr. and Mrs. Sotirios Koch of Humson and Mrs. centration in one industry is Mr. and Mrs. Martin 114 Branchport Ave., Long Karmakis (Constance G. Robert Ferry of Keyport not a prudent policy, you Hochberg (Edith Lowestein) Branch, ton, Oct. 17. Anagnostopoulous) 310 B might consider switching 90 Hiawatha Ave., Oceanport, Mr. and Mrs. David S. Mata.wan Ave., Cliff wood, BAYSHORE COMMUNITY from Union Electric Traeger (Christine Hauss). son, Oct. 14. son. Oct. 16. Holmdel (NYSE).whichhasincreased 829 Holmdel Road, Holmdel. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. dividends at a 2 percent rate.' ion, Oct. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Merwin Jr. (Kathy Trum- to Household Finance, which Krapf (Joanne Seyfarth). 25 pore I 469 Harding Road. has kept pace with inflation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sorochen (Sherry A. Mertz) Spring Terrace, Freehold, Laurence Harbor, daughter. in its payments. Bilinsky. (Maureen Carroll), 283 Spring St., Red Bank, son, son, Oct. 16. Oct. M. i Secondary Mortgage Loans 28 Chestnut Ridge Road, Oct. 14. 12 The Daily Reg*** SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1979 British producer is back with new, television series

ByTOMJORV Sherrin, "Larry Hart, for ex- Yarburg's lyrics for the the British Broadcasting based on Edwin Newman's "Side by Side by Son- don several years ago. Cole Porter, who wrote mu- ample, for his tragic life yet Harold Arlen melody that be- Corp. as a television pro- look at contemporary Ameri- dheim," Sherrin said, was in- He said a second series in sic as well as lyrics. NEW YORK (AP) - Ned most ebullient music, or came "Over the Rainbow," ducer. can language, "Strictly spired by a fund-raiser based the "Song by Song" mold is "Song by Song" is a co- Sherrin, the British TV and Howard Dietz (or his Lerner's words for the tune "It was either that, or Speaking." He said he is on the work of George in the works, based on the production of WNET, New stage producer who enjoyed a elegance of review-writing." by Frederick Loewe that live off my parents, or pointing toward a spring Gershwin that be produced music of people like Irving York City'i public TV sta- tion, and Trident America. bit of success on Broadway For the premiere pro- would become "I Could Have starve," said Sherrin, who opening. for a music theater near Lon- Berlin,-Johnny Mercer and not long ago with "Side by gram, Lena Ho^ne will sing Danced All Night." had directed a revue for tele- Side by Sondheim," is back in the songs of Alan Jay Lerner, In addition to the well- vision while at Oxford. IMONMOUTH BUILDING this country with a new tele- who wrote the lyrics for such known hits, he said the pro- He helped launch the THE NO FINE PRINT vision series celebrating the Broadway shows as "My grams will include "lesser- BBC's "That Was the Week CENTER - work of some of America's Fair Lady," "Camelot" and known but just as highly in- That Was," which lampooned SAVINGS ACCOUNT best-known lyricists. "Brigadoon " ventive songs." current events and person- Regular mm g\ t, Effective PANELING. •Song by Song," which Subsequent programs in alities in the news, and had a Passbook "It's basically three Yield On Over 10,000 CAOQ premieres Monday at 8 p.m. brief run in this country on taovnfci 5 5.50' the monthly series will high- singers and a guest," Sherrin .73* *- Shaft. In stock V 4" EDT on many rtiblic Broad- NBC. light the lyrics of E.Y. said of the program's format. from tJ casting Service stations, is Sherrin was host of "We "Yip" Harburg, Nov 26; "I guess you could call it a TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINfiS patterned after Sherrin's ac- Interrupt This Week," public Hart, Dec. 31; Dorothy televised concert. I just sit on claimed theatrical prod- TV's first news quiz show, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION IMONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Fields, Jan. 28; Dietz, Feb the side and occasionally uction based on the work of broadcast last season. 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN [777SHREWStURYAVE 25; Oscar Hammerstein, make remarks." lyricist Steven Sondheim. Sherrin said he is at work 542-0404 March 24, and Sheldon Besides Miss Home, 747-5120 now on a Broadway revue "I am trying, really, to Harnick, April 28 Millecent Martin and David draw people's attention to the As with many PBS pro- Kernan, who were in "Side lyricists, most of them fairly grams, air date and time may by Side by Sondheim," will unknown, and try to develop vary, so check local listings. appear throughout the series. an appreciation for lyrics Sherrin said he tried to rather than music," Sherrin include in the series some of Sherrin, the son of a Som- said in a telephone conversa- the featured lyricists' best- erset farmer, studied law and tion from his home in London known work - Hammers passed the bar on 1956, but "I chose each lyricist be- tein's collaboration with couldn't wait to establish a cause he, or she, had some- Richard Rodgers on "Oh, practice. He took the advice thing interesting to say," said What a Beautiful Morning," of a friend, and got a job with Register/Rive rview Hospital 'Snow White9production a winner at Radio City By Mary Campbell adorable as they're supposed to be, and the FALL CLASSIC RUN NEW YORK (AP) - Radio City Music songs They're those good ones, including Hall has an enchanting show this time, with "Whistle While You Work" and "Someday the enchanted land in "Snow White and the My Prince Will Come," from the Walt Disney Seven Dwarfs," live on its stage. movie. The show, which opened Thursday night, Mary Jo Salerno of Chicago was Snow 10 Km in 7 age categories, male-female is the second one the Music Hall has pres- White, chosen from some 600 young women ented without an accompanying movie. The who auditioned. She has a clear, sweet, girl- first show had a "tourists in New York" ish voice with plenty of high notes and classi- theme. cal training evident. She acted well and so There's no place for Radio City's famed did her Prince Charming, Richard Bowne, Rockettes in "Snow White" but the show is a although his leap onto his white horse looked 3 Km. Family Fun Run winner Two preschoolers in the row in front more like a big challenge met than something of us didn't show a sign of fright when Snow he did every day. White ran through the forest, trees scooting Anne Francine was the Wicked Queen, around wildly, branches flapping, or when Thomas Ruisinger the King and Yolande the Wicked Queen worked her magic Bavan had the small part of the Queen's The show, although it hangs together well, maid. is nearly two hours long, with no in- "Snow White" will run through Nov. 18. termission Those two kids hung in with it. On opening night, a "wedding reception" BENEFIT RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL The high points are the forest animals, with cake and ice cream followed the per- dressed up like huggable stuffed toys; the formance, for celebrities in the audience, Seven Dwarfs, who act so well they're as their children and other invited guests. Malcolm McDowell tired SUNDAY. OCT. 28 of heavy, neurotic roles 1 P.M. at FORT MONMOUTH The Register 10 KM run (6.214 miles). Entry fee $4.00. 1 P.M. Bv FRED YAGER In 1971, McDowell made a film with direc- Sunday, Oct. 28, Parade Grounds, Fort Monmouth, 7 age groups NEW YORK (AP) - "I've had enough of tor Stanley Kubrick that changed his life. — Awards in each group plus. Family fun jog (3 KMs.-l.B mile) playing neurotic heavy parts," proclaimed "I'm much more objective now about 'A $1.00 per person fee — ribbons, awards. All results will be Malcolm McDowell, star of "Time After Clockwork Orange," said McDowell, "but published in The Daily Register. Register/Riverview run T-shirts Time." a comedy-thriller in which he plays at the time I resented it. It might have been will go to the first 800 who enter to run the 10 KMs. Water stations II (. Wells and chases Jack the Ripper the role of a lifetime, but it was a double- intervals — police supervision. No entries accepted after 5 P.M., through time from 19th-century England to edged sword." Oct. 26. To enter, send or bring the completed application, with 1979 San Francisco McDowell said he spent a year creating your check or money order payable to The Daily Register, One "This is a very different role for me," the character of Alex, experimenting with Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. (No entries will be said McDowell, best known for "A new techniques and running the full range of accepted without the $4 entry fee). Entry forms must be signed Clockwork Orange," in which he played a emotions "from A-to-Z." But after he saw a where indicated. sadistic hoodlum. "One would expect me to print of the film, he said he was upset. be Jack the Ripper," said the 36-year-old "Kubrick had cut it so I couldn't see British actor "It was difficult to play such a much of my character," McDowell recalled. light character, full of charm and whimsy." "It was like having your legs chopped off. I McDowell said pacing of the script of felt abandoned, like a newborn baby in a "Time After Time" didn't allow much room telephone booth." for research or character development. Then the film opened in New York, and to "There were certain things required of the McDowell's astonishment, his phone in Lon- character to move the story along. We call it don rang all night. But with the acclaim shoe leather." he said. "It just tells the came problems McDowell said he wasn't story, and anything else you can get in. is a prepared to deal with. plus." "The part was so strong, people began McDowell said he did listen to a recording seeing me as the hoodlum I portrayed," he of Wells' voice, which he described as whin- said. "1 really resented that. Then it af- Runners' Clinic ing with an East London accent "I didn't fected my career because I refused to do think it would do to well in the hinterlands of anything that even smacked of violence. the United States, which is where films are "That's why it's very pleasant to play conducted by made or broken." HO. Wells. I feel like I've said the last rights Unlike the famous author he portrays, for Alex theDru." McDowell said he has no interest in traveling Before doing "Time After Time," ahead in time "I'd like to go back perhaps, McDowell made "Caligula," which has yet George Sheehan to see myself with Cleopatra," the actor said to be released. "It's been plagued with dis- Nationally recognized cardiologist and running expert, med- with a grin. asters," he said. "Everybody seems to be ical editor of Runners World Magazine, author of Running A "I was hypnotized once and actually suing everybody else." Being" and lecturer. taken forward in time." he said. "I looked in Caligula was a pagan emperor who lived a mirror and was shocked. I saw myself as an about the same time as Christ. "He was old man with grey ha'ir I looked like an old thought to be crazy," McDowell said, "but THURSDAY. OCT. 25 at 7:30 P.M. prune It.got me straight back into the gym," the people of Rome loved him because he he said, giving his girlfriend and co-star in gave away gold coins. It took him about 18 Red Bank Regional High School "Time After Time." Mary Steenburgen, a months to squander away the fortune of the reassuring hug. Roman Empire." Ridge Road Little Silver

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Hill Sieben of Humnon, representing the Tom Fleming Road. Runnert, placed 15th in 2:18:02. Dr. George Sheehan, also of Rumson, topped the 60-and-over diviiion with hit 3:14:10 performance.

2 hours, 9 minutes, 27 seconds. But then he started losing, and the critics began running him down. Yesterday, Rodgers answered them. After staying off the early pace, Rodgers began a relent- less pursuit and finally sped past front-running Kirk Pfeffer, an unheralded 21-year-old from Boulder, Colo., just past the 22-mile mark. "Pfeffer is a talented runner," said Rodgers, who fin- ished in 2:11:42, "but being a little inexperienced, he got caught up in a(fast) pace." Norway's Crete. Waitz also is an inexperienced mara- thoner, but she had no trouble winning the woman's division and breaking the world record for the second year in a row See Rodgers, page 16

BITE OF THE APPLE — Some of the record 11,533 runners cross the Verrazano Sports Narrows Bridge at the beginning of yesterday's New York City Marathon, inset, and MONDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1979 come into Manhattan via the Queensboro Bridge, left. Winners Greta Waitz and Bill 13 Rodgers, above, receive roses for their effort. Jet defense Carson scamper hangs tough paces Giant win KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Harry seconds, but with one second left, Liv- Carson didn't know if it was luck or fate, but ingston's pass in I T Smith fell incomplete. Mike Williams knows it's the worst ex- The victory by New York, 3-5, wiped out a in victory perience he's ever had on a football field. Kansas City advantage taken earlier on Liv- Carson, a New York Giant linebacker who ingston's 38-yard touchdown pass to Henry NEW YORK (AP) - Quarterbacks can read and when had seen Kansas City overwhelm his defense Marshall with 3.28 remaining. The Chiefs are Ken Stabler took a peek at the depressing statistics ac- for more than 463 yards total offense, won the 4-4. cumulated by the New York Jets' defense this season, his eyes game with a touchdown return of a Williams' New York linebacker Brian Ketli-v hit must have positively popped. fumble. Kansas City's Mike Williams to cause the There were the benevolent Jets, buried at the bottom of With 1:42 remaining, Carson tramped 22 fumble, which popped perfectly into Carson's the American Football Conference in pass defense. They had yards with the recovered fumble to give the arms. Carson "went into the end zone un- permitted 2,023 yards through the air — 279.3 yards per game. Giants, who were clobbered statistically, a touched. This secondary looked like a passer's paradise, a fact Stabler 21-17 victory over the stunned Chiefs yester- Rookie quarterback Phil Simms, a winner noted with interest. day. three straight games since becoming the The numbers will get worse this week because Stabler "You can call it luck or you can call it Giant starter, hurled a 53-yard touchdown blitzed the Jet defenders for 360 more yards yesterday. But fate," Carson said. "I guess we were just pass to rookie Ernest Gray in the third quar- New York's safeties and cornerbacks don't mind a bit, destined to win. They got a lot of yards, but ter to bring New York within three points, because they also intercepted five of his passes to build a 28-19 since we won, the stats don't mean a thing. I 10-7. victory over the Oakland Raiders. thank the Lord for keeping us together." Simms fallowed by guiding the Giants 68- "They might have had 900 yards passing, but they had to Williams, a rookie running back, sat on a yards in eight plays, capped by Billy Taylor's throw the ball 500 times to get it," said Greg Buttle, a Jet stool and fought back tears unsuccessfully. 3-yard scoring run, to put New York ahead linebacker who also had one of New York's interceptions. "I just had to hold on to the ball. I hold on 14-10 with 1:18 left in the third period "I don't care what the stats say," said safety Shafer to the ball and we win," he said. "I was Cowboys 22, Cardinals 13 Suggs, who also had an interception. "It's what's on the trying to avoid the tackle and his hand hit the IRVING, Texas - Dallas survived a Scoreboard that counts." ball and jarred it loose. That's what hap- league record 108-yard touchdown kickoff Richard Todd completed only nine passes — 20 less than pened. That's it. I have never been in a return by rookie-Roy Green and charged into Stabler - and threw for 161 yards - almost 200 less than situation like this before where I cost my division leadership with a victory over the St. Stabler. But three of Todd's pitches went for touchdowns and team a game ' Louis Cardinals behind quarterback Roger that was the difference. He also had only one pass in- Tony Reed, who rolled up more than 200 Staubach's two touchdown passes tercepted. yards running and receiving, his greatest The Cowboys now own a 7-1 record in the Each man in New York's secondary got an interception game as a pro, winced for Williams. National Conference Eastern Division while and that was significant to safety Burgess Owens. "It wasn't that last play that lost it for Philadelphia dropped into a second-place tie "We're starting to play together with confidence in one us," Reed said. "But everyone is going to with Washington at 6-2 after a 17-7 loss to the another," he said. "Each of us got one and that feels good. point at Mike and say that. That's not fair. Kedskins. And we had the opportunity for more." We should have been 25 points ahead of Green s pulsating return shattered the old THE FUMBLE — New York Giant middle linebacker Harry Carson (53) scoops up them." record of 106. which had been held jointly by Most of Oakland's yardage was gained in the middle of the the fumble of a grimacing Mike Williams of the Kansas City Chiefs and heads for the field. The Jets got stingy when the Raiders approached the The Chiefs, who had taken a 17-14 lead Al Carmichael of Green Bay and Noiand end zone with the winning touchdown. The Giants were able to hold off a late Chief moments earlier, drove to the Giant 10 be- Smith ol Kansas City. goal line. surge In the final seconds for their third straight victory. "We bend, but we get tough around the 20," said Owens. hind Mike Livingston's passing in the last See 'Giaoti' page IS "In the beginning of the season, we were feeling each other out. Now we're gaining confidence in each other. It's good to see we're all on the same page (of the playbook)." Stabler threw a pair of touchdown passes to tight end Petty avoids crash, Raymond Chester, who made his 300th career catch in the first half. Chester's first TD came on a 25-yard pitch with just seven seconds left in the first half and sent the Raiders into the dressing room with a 10-7 lead. wins American 500 But the Jets came back behind Todd, who threw con- secutive completions of 31 yards to Derrick Gaffney and 23 to ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP) - Richard Buddy Baker, who started the race from Jerome Barkum, setting up a 13-yard TD run by Scott Petty fought back from being one lap down the pole position, put his Chevrolet in the lead Dierking. Wesley Walker, who had caught a 21-yard TD pass and avoided a fiery crash involving Bobby during the opening laps. after Buttles interception, grabbed a 20-yarder after Suggs Allison as Petty won the American 500 Grand had picked off another Stabler pitch. But Parsons sneaked past Baker on the National stock car race at North Carolina fifth lap, and Baker subsequently fell off the "Two of the interceptions were lousy throws," said Motor Speedway yesterday. pace. He took his car out of the race with Stabler. "On the others I was hit as I released the ball. The Petty, who set the pace for much of the mechanical problems on lap 142 of the 492-lap fifth one I don't even remember." race but fell back when he stopped for tires chase. Patriot! t». Dolphins 13 with about 100 laps to go, battled Benny KOXBOHO, Mass. — Steve Grogan set up two touchdowns Parsons and Cale Yarborough in a drag race Neil Bonnett, who started the Wood with long overhead strikes and then passed for an insurance over the final 50 miles of the 500"mile race on Brothers Mercury from the second row, took touchdown as the New England Patriots rallied from a 13- the 1.107-mile banked oval. the lead for the first time on the sixth lap of the afternoon. He stayed In front for 66 point deficit for a victory over the Miami Dolphins. Petty slipped underneath Parsons, who circuits of the banked track, and later went Boosting their record to 6-2, the Patriots took over sole led for most of the final 150 miles, in the back in front for another 29 laps possession of first place in the American Conference East, second turn to take the lead for the final time one game aherad of Miami. nine laps from the finish of the $154,675 race. But on lap 238. Bonnett came out of the New England took command after Miami had moved in Parsons and Yarborough charged behind second turn, slipped and went spinning down front 134 on a 40-yard field goal by Uwe von Schamann at 9:38 Petty through the final laps but Petty man- the backstretch into the inside wall. Bonnett of the second period. aged to rocket his Chevrolet around the track was taken to the infield hospital after the The Patriots moved right back to get on the board, a few feet in front of the other two Chevro- crash but he suffered only bruises and he marching 69 yards in seven plays. Grogan passed to Stanley lets, and he won by .17 of a second. walked out of the hospital shortly after his Morgan for 41 yards and a first down at the Miami six, and Parsons finished second and Yarborough spinout. four plays later, Horace Ivory went off his right tackle for one was third with Donnie Allison, driving a Waltrip, one of eight drivers who shared yard and the score. Chevrolet, finishing fourth two laps behind the lead through 14 changes during the first New England, given a big lift by an aroused defense, went the leaders. half of the race, managed to hang close In front to stay early in the second half after George Roberts' Those drivers managed to avoid an acci- behind the front-running Petty as the race 30-yard punt went out of bounds at the New England 41. dent involving Bobby Allison and Ricky Rudd near the halfway mark. But w'altrip's Chev- The Patriots moved to a first down at the Miami 47, and about 100 laps from the finish. The two spun rolet began losing oil and Waltrip was or- Grogan hit Harold Jackson with a pass for 35 yards and a first out in the first turn when Allison smacked the dered into the pits by NASCAR officials down at the 12. Three plays later, Sam Cunningham plunged concrete wall, his Ford burst into flames. under the black flag. into the end zone from one yard out. But both Allison and Rudd walked away "Waltrip lost a lap because of the pit stop Cunningham, held in check by the Miami defense most of from the accident. and fell from second to fourth. the game , broke loose in setting up a third touchdown hi the Darrell Waltrip, who went into the race Petty and Parsons were the pace setters fourth period. He carried 19 yards for a first down at the with a 17-point lead over Petty in the lucra- for much of the race, sprinting into the lead Miami 29 and twice more for a first down at the 18. tive Grand National season points standing, repeatedly and opening up gaps of up to FLEEING FIRE — Bobby Allison jumps out of his burning stock car after he hit the Three plays later, Grogan hit Ray Jarvis with a 15-yard led during the early stages of the race but fell eleven seconds over their nearest wall coming out of the first turn during the American 500 yesterday. Allison was not See 'Jets', page IS back because of engine problems. challengers. injured. 14 11K EMIy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. OCTOBER 22,1979 Delaney runs wild Mater Dei fades in Fair Haven win RUMSON - Ron Delaney peewee game, 26-0 scoring strike. raced for a pair of touch- Lou Bruck M, Polnl Pleas- The Red Bank peewees in 2nd half, 24-0 downs on runs of 83 and 10 ( posted a 13-0 victory. yards to lead Fair Haven LONG BRANCH - Long Middletowa I, H»«l«l S By JIM HINTELMANN (5-1) to a 25-7 Jersey Shore Branch extended iti winning M1DDLETOWN - De- in the fourth scored in the second quarter. Pop Warner League victory fense was the name of the ORANGt; - Winless There was some hard They moved to the Knight 4, streak to eight games by Mater Dei stayed with Our over Keyport yesterday. shutting out Point Pleasant. game as Middletown battled hitting out there," Mater Dei helped by a 20-yard run by Fair Haven Jumped out to Hazlet to a scoreless tie. , Lady of the Valley in the first Football Coach Frank Don Howard, and a 37-yard Carlo Campagna got the half, but couldn't keep up the a 19-0 first quarter lead and first Brancher score on a 25- The Middletown peewees Hezzonico said. "But run by Joe Brennan on a re- was never in trouble. were able to record a 6-0 win. momentum and finally fumbles hurt us and we tired verse. yard run. He also teamed dropped a 24-0 decision in a in the second half." Jim Mallone opened the with Doug Muh on a 40-yard On the next play, however, scoring with a 27-yard touch- TD toss. A 65-yard tally by Oceu 1Z, Rumeo* • rough, hard-hitting football Valley scored on its first Ford fumbled and Valley re- OAKHURTST - Offense game yesterday series, moving 52 yards in down run and quarterback Mark Johnson and a 30-yard covered on the 13 to end the Jim Bogardus passed 40 gallop by Leon Richardson and defense played a big part The Seraphs, who have three plays with halfback threat. in Ocean's victory. dropped five in a row, trailed Mark Barner racing 40 yards yards to BUI Bowie for the took care of the other Long Valley took charge in the second score. Scott Clark's Branch scoring. Rodney Bond got Ocean's only 6-0 at the half, but the on a counter for the score. third quarter. The Knights re- first score on a 46-yai'd pass Knights pushed across two Andy -"-Ford blocked Mark 27-yard run gave Keyport its The peewees won their ceived the opening kickoff touchdown. eighth straight with a 25-0 de- from quarterback Nick quick touchdowns in the third Jenkins extra point Kick and drove 66 yards in eight Kacandes. • The second six- The Seraphs almost Keyport took the peewee cision. quarter and added one more plays. Fullback Dave game, 24-0. pointer came when Steve Cocuzzo blasted through Red Bank », Atlantic High- Davis recovered a blocked tackle and scored from out 14 Oceuport-Weil Loaf Branch lands 1Z punt in the end zone. The punt yards out. Kevin Boman Z«, Tialon Falls 0 RED BANK - Red Bank was blocked by Steve Brown. dropped Valley quarterback WEST LONG BRANCH - rallied past AUantic High- Ocean is now 4-2 and Birds' new owner set Joe DeLuca on a run an at- Quarterback Mike Foggia lands to post its seventh Rumson dropped to 4-3. tempted run for two points. threw touchdown passes of 10 straight victory. Ocean's peewees recorded a to take possession Three plays following the and 35 yards to Bill McGeddy Alvln Miller got Red 19-0 win.. kickoff, Valley cornerback and Lance Redaelli respec- Bank's first score when he Holmdel 8, Kraniburg • BALTIMORE (AP) - The transfer of the ownership Eddie O'Dell picked off a tively to lead Ocean-WLB to intercepted a pass and re- HOLMDEL — Gary of the American League champion Baltimore Orioles was Seraph pass at the Mater Dei its shutout. , turned it 35 yards. Darrell LoBello scored on a six-yard the center of today's meeting called by Commissioner 35 and ran it 'in for the third Todd Moran had the other Yarborough added an 85-yard run and Sean Scanlon con- Lee MacPhail. Valley touchdown. Ford touchdown when he picked up scoring run and Craig verted on the extra point kick The meeting was scheduled to begin late this morning again blocked Jenkins' extra a Tinton Falls fumble and ran McGowan hit paydirt on a 65- to lead Holmdel to its fourth at the Plaza Hotel in New York. point kick, leaving the score it in from the 4. - yard jaunt. win of the season. Washington attorney Edward Bennett Williams, who 18-0. Oceanport-WLB also won Atlantic Highlands quar- Tony Morelli intercepted is president of the Washington Redskins of the National Valley moved 83 yards in the peewee game, 6-0. terback Sean Goode ran in for two passes to lead the Football League, is scheduled to take over ownership of 10 plays for its final touch- River Plata 20, Ealontowa- a TD from 20 yards out and Holmdel defense. The the baseball club Nov. 1 from Jerold C Hoffberger, who down. Barner. smashed over Fort Monmoulh 6 hit J.J. Wiemer on a 65-yard peewees battled to a 0-0 tie. sold the franchise for $12 million. from the 1. Once again the RIVER PLAZA - Mike Williams, who has tossed around the idea of moving conversion kick by Jenkins Brex scored one touchdown the club to Washington, has assured Baltimore officials was blocked, this time by An- on a 15-yard run and threw a and fans that the Orioles would remain at Memorial thony Ruzicka. 30-yard scoring pass to Kim Prep gridders ease Stadium as long as the city supports the team. Just before the end of the McDavitt to lead River Williams, however, has never defined his interpreta- game, Mater Dei got to the Plaza. tion of support, leading to rumors that the team will be Knight 4, but time ran out. • HllUr HMto m Dm Linebacker Peter Gold- past Mattatuck playing at RFK stadium in Washington within the next The Seraphs return to ac- TD BOUND— Ron Delanev of Fair Haven has his eyes sberry stood out defensively few years. for the winners. tion Friday night when they fixed on the end zone. Delanev scored two touchdowns WATERBURY, Conn. - West Point Prep pulled away travel to Shore. as Fair Haven blasted Keyport, 25-7. River Plaza won the from Mattatuck Community College in the second half en route to a 26-6 football victory Saturday night. Quarterback Bob Miller stood out for the winners with touchdowns on runs of six and 18 yards, gained 106 yards rushing and completed four of 10 passes including one for a Skaters spin for charity touchdown. TINTON FALLS - Miller opened the scoring with his six-yard run in the first Thoughts of Easter usually quarter and Scott Westner kicked the extra point. include budding trees, sprout- Mattatuck cut it to 7-6 In the second quarter on Ben ing flowers and warm tem- Richards' 14-yard touchdown run. peratures. Yesterday, Easter The Prep put It away with two third quarter scores. Miller mixed with ice to benefit the passed 57 yards to Trent Cuthbert for one touchdown and Bill physically handicapped. Swats raced 11 yards for the other scotty Nearly 75 local and na- Miller's 18-yard touchdown in the final quarter closed out tionally-known figure skaters the scoring. performed in "Fashions Overall, West Point Prep gained 481 yards total offense Through The Ages On Ice," a compared to 227 yards by the losers. benefit for the Easter Seals Society of New Jersey at the New Shrewsbury Ice Arena. The event showcased, OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM among others, Elaine Zayak of Paramus, a 14-year-old Olympic hopeful who is the Games Played Weekend of Oct. 27 current world junior figure- Daadlln* Thursday, Oct. 25 at 5 p.m. skating champion, and who placed fifth at the National Sports festival in Colorado Springs. Zayak is scheduled to represent the United States in competitions at Prague next month. Also performing were members the Essex Skating Club, who brought their pre- High School TK cision drill team to the ice D Howell D Manasquan • here, and Stuard Sturgeon, D who performed a solo rou- T.R. south D Matawan Reg. tine O Middletown No. D Neptune • D Middletown So. D Raritan D The program began in the D MomoulhReg. beginning — the beginning of D Manalapan a D Holmdel D Marlboro • time, that is — with a pre- Rcglitar pfwtot by Carl Forlno D Long Branch • Asburv Park D historic visit via the ice. WHIRLING — Elaine Rumson-F.H, Reg. D Red Bank Reg. D The trip through "his- Zavak of Paramus, photo C.B.S. SUPERMARKET D Mater Dei D Shore Reg. a tory" was occasionally inter- left, and Ann Spiewak and D Ocean Twp. 36 MAIN ST. 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Staubach scoring shot into the end zone. while the viewers suffer in the stands. twice completed touchdown passes of 10 Linebacker Mike Hawkins finished the victory by in- yards — one to tight end Billy Joe Dupree and "It probably gives the fans ulcers more tercepting a pass by reser ve quarterback Don Strock and the other to wide receiver Tony Hill. than it does the coaches," said Grant, who racing into the end zone for the final touchdown with 1 40 The Cardinals hung tough thanks to field watched Tommy Kramer hit Rickey Young remaining. goals of 51 and 41 yards by Steve Uttle. for a touchdown with just 13 seconds left in a Von Schamann booted a 53-yard field goal, a Koxboro However, a safety courtesy of center Tom wild victory over Chicago. record, with the game just 3:14 old The Dolphins made it 10-0 Brahaney's wild punt snap that sailed into "You see, we (the coaches and players) on their next possession, Bob Griese passing 13 yards to Bruce the end tone and an untimely fourth quarter can do something about it, while they just Hardy fumble by St. Louis quarterback Jim Hart have to sit there and take it. Ideally, you'd gave the Cowboys five cheap points. like to score with five seconds left. Then you Chargers 40, Rams II Little's quick thinking on the poor snap can kick off and the game is over. This way . LOS ANGELES - Quarterback Dan Fouts fired two saved even further damage as he kicked the they got a chance to run one play. I'd say we touchdown passes and for the third straight game threw for ball out of the end zone before Dallas could won eight seconds too soon." over 300 yards as the San Diego Chargers whipped Los Angeles for their first triumph over the Rams in a regular- recover it for a touchdown. Kramer, who fired four touchdown season game; > Hart's fumble was recovered by Dave passes, rallied the.Vikings from behind Stalls at the Cardinal 13, and Septien kicked Fouts' big touchdown pass was a 65-yarder to John Jef- twice. ferson and he also hit Bob Klein on a 6-yard toss. The former his second field goal of the day, a 29-yard chip "We knew what we had to do," said shot. Oregon star completed 17 for 32 passes for 326 yards Kramer, who has taken over for the retired The victory temporarily put the Chargers on top in the Buccaneers 11, Packers S Francis Tarkenton, the NFL's all-time lead- TAMPA, Fla. - Ricky Bell said watching AFC West. San Diego and Denver both were 5-2 going into this ing passer. weekend's action and the Broncos don't play until Monday his old school on television sparked his re- "We just weren't clicking until the final cord-setting performance as the Tampa Bay night when they meet Pittsburgh. quarter, but fortunately the defense kept us The Rams, who have won the NFC West championship six Buccaneers scored a victory over NKC Cen- in the game. We hung in there and when we tral Division foe Green Bay. straight times, dropped into a tie with New Orleans for the had to come up with it, we did. division lead. Both teams are 4-4 The Saints beat Detroit 17-7 "1 saw where Charles White rushed for Walter Payton's two-yard touchdown run 261 yards Saturday, so 1 just had to go out and Sunday. early in the fourth quarter gave Chicago a Even 290-pound defensive tackle Wilbur Young got into the put my two cents worth in," said Bell, one of 27-17 cushion, but Kramer and Viking kick White's best-known predecessors in the WATCHING AND WAITING — Wesley Walker of the New York Jets awaits a pass scoring act for San Diego. In the third quarter, Fred Dean hit returner Jimmy Edwards brought Minnesota Los Angeles quarterback Pat Haden, the ball bounced into the Southern California backfield. back. from quarterback Richard Todd as Henry Williams of the Oakland Raiders gives Bell rushed for a club-record 107 yards on chase. Walker took the ball In for a touchdown as the Jets blew by the Raiders. air and Young picked off the fumble and rumbled three yards a club-record 28 carries to help snap the for a touchdown Hues' two-game losing streak and preserve Coltl 14, Bills 13 the 6-2 Bucs' two-game lead in the Central BUFFALO, NY. - Bert Jones, making his first start Division. Cireen Bay (ell to 3-5. since he was injured in the season opener, ran one yard for the game's first touchdown and passed to tight end Mack Alston Quarterback Doug Williams, who had two 49ers grab first victory; for the last score as the Batimore Colts edged the Buffalo touchdown passes among just 10 passing at- Bills. tempts, said he knew before the game what Before Jones' four-yard pass to Alston with just over six the Bucs' offense should do. . minutes remaining in the game, the Bills had built a 13-7 lead "We had to keep pounding and pounding on Joe Ferguson's 21-yard touchdown pass to Curtis Brown on the ground," said Williams, who scored on Redskins rip Eagles, 17-7 and 40- and 37-yard field goals by Nick Mike-Mayer. a 1-yard plunge and threw touchdowns to Bell and Jimmie Giles. Baltimore free safety Lyle Blackwood recovered a Roland SAN FRANCISCO - It took BUI Walsh elsewhere around the San Francisco locker ta score, was flawless in the 70-yard drive, Hooks fumble with 4:40 left and linebacker Mike Ozdowski Interceptions were costly in the Bucs' two eight games to get his first National Football room. completing six straight passes before Paul sacked Ferguson on fourth down at the Buffalo 14 yard line to losses, but Williams avoided turnovers Sun- League victory. But even that wasn't enough "We all knew this would be the game," Hofer dove in from the three for the TD. seal their team's second victory in eight games. day. to get him to smile. said tight end Ken MacAfee, who fell to his The victory ended an eight-game San The Bills, 3-5, rolled off 13 straight points after Jones "The Bucs have been throwing the ball "I'm trying to be casual about this, just knees and raised his arms skyward on the Francisco losing streak, including seven this scrambled for the first scoring play of the game just before way too often and getting hurt because of it," your typical Sunday," the San Francisco 49er field when the final gun went off. "I was just year, as the 49ers became the last team in the halftime, but couldn't hold on after the often-injured Jones Coach John McKay said. "What comes out of coach deadpanned after his team beat Atlan- thanking someone up there — you have to do National Football League to post a 1979 vic- recovered his form. it are interceptions and incompletions. ta. "It was great to win but I knew sooner or something. It's only the third time we've won tory. The Falcons are 3-5, with only one Starting from the Baltimore 20 yard line, the Colts drove "Williams completed six passes, two for later this would happen. in my two years here." victory in their last six games. 80 yards for the winning touchdown in just six plays — the big TDs. What a passer! Any more cliches than "I hope it's the start of a solid finish." The 49er victory was triggered by a su- Redskins 17, Eagles 7 ones being Jones' 59-yard throw to wide receiver Randy Burke that, I forgot," McKay said. While Walsh seemed to take the inartistic perb fourth-quarter drive directed quarter- and 16-yard pass to running back Don McCauley. McKay, pointedly referring to recent WASHINGTON - While Washington triumph in stride after suffering seven back Steve DeBerg. DeBerg, whose intercep- ' Redskins Coach Jack Pardee explained a Browns 28, Bengali 27 press criticism, said: "Regardless of every- straight losses, there were whoops of joy tion just before halftime had set up an Atlan- thing you read, we are 6-2 and on top of the bagful of new defensive gambits, veteran CLEVELAND — Brian Sipe passed tor four touchdowns, division, that's better than some of things tackle Diron Talbert had a simpler including a 50-yarder to fullback Mike Pruitt. and led the being written. I'm tired of being sue* a nice assessment: "You stop No. 31, and you stop Cleveland Browns to a come-from-behind victory over the guy — take me to the coals If you want to." the Eagles." Cincinnati Bengals. "We had the opportunities, but just Two weeks ago, the Redskins got to know The margin of victory was a blocked extra point following couldn't capitalize. As you can see, the Bucs Wilbert Montgomery's number all too well. Cincinnati's second touchdown of the third quarter, which put have returned to their true form," said He burned Washington for four touchdowns them on top 20-7. Charlie Hall got a hand on the ball Packer Coach Bart Starr after his club's and 127 yards en route to a Philadelphia Sipe brought the Browns back after the ensuing kickoff, second loss this season to the Bucs. victory. This time, Talbert and company directing them on an 80-yard drive culminating with a two- Vikings M, Bean t7 stopped him for 33 yards, registered seven yard pass to Ricky Feacher with 1:15 left in the third quarter. sacks on quarterbackRon Jaworski, and beat BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - The Minnesota The Browns defense held and, after a 17-yard punt return the Eagles, leaving both teams with 6-2 to midfield by rookie Dino Hall, Sipe connected with Pruitt. marks in the NFC East. the day's top rusher with 135 yards in 19 carries, on a short Pardee reached into virtually his entire, pass over the middle and the fullback went all the way Special swimmers defensive roster, shuttling a host of line- untouched. Don Cockroft's extra point put Cleveland on top backers and defensive backs into the game 21-20. advance to states for situation matchups. But he agreed with Cleveland scored again on its next possession, with Sipe Talbert that "you have to stop Montgomery throwing 27 yards for the score to tight end Ozzie Newsome FREEHOLD - For several Area VI Spe- — that's all there is to it." with 8:44 remaining, but Cincinnati got that touchdown right cial Olympic swimmers who participated in "The sacks were easy," Talbert said. back on four plays. yesterday's meet at the YMCA here, the "Once you stop Montgomery on first down, Two Ken Anderson passes ate up 37 yards, and fullback states await. Winners advance to state com- you can really get off on the ball on second Pete Johnson went the last 32 yards up the middle with 6:26 petition. and third downs ' remaining. The Browns were stopped deep in their own Competing in 25-meter freestyle, The Redskin offense, meanwhile, looked territory, but got the ball when Scott Burke fumbled a short breaststoke, backstroke and butterfly events, like the Eagles' two weeks earlier, with John Johnny Evans punt and Feacher recovered on the Cincinnati plus 50-meter freestyle, diving, individual Riggins controlling the ground attack with 39 medley and medley relay were: Barbara 120 yardson 19 carries. "We knew they'd be Seahawks 34. Oilers 14 Beaton, Jay Thompson, Elizabeth Smith, looking for us to run wide," he said. "So SEATTLE — Jim Zom completed 18 of 23 passes for 252 Carol Bielella, Hugh Hurley, Roger Werner, we'd start the play that way and then cut yards and three touchdowns, two of them to favorite target Kenneth Falkenburg, Thomas Moore, Joseph inside. We just let them run themselves out Steve Largent, to spark the Seattle Seahawks to a victory over Murray, Cleo Northington, David Bratton, of the play." the Houston Oilers. Edgar Gonzalez, Scott DelTrete. That strategy gave Riggins one 33-yard Houston, which entered the game as a two-point favorite, Also, Rosemary Marino, Ellen Boyle, Ted burst in the fourth quarter which virtually used premier running back Earl Campbell on only three Bogel, Derek King, Gerry Coburn, Peter iced the contest. Quarterback Joe carries because Campbell had a severe thigh bruise suffered Helm, Ernesto Rodriques, Ken Lamonc, Theismann, who along with Benny Malone last week. The NFL's leading rusher accounted for only four Tony Densevich, Brian Lyle, Joe Boiza, had a short touchdown run for Washington, yards. agreed that the offensive key was "letting Jessie John, Anna Dunnmosky, Nancy Zom, who threw for five touchdowns and was intercepted John run back against the grain. 1 had trouble Beams, Stacy Burdge, Greg Pascocello, Hen- 11 times in the Seahawks's first seven regular season games, throwing the ball because the Eagles' line is ry Williams, Jeff Picon, Bill Dickenson, Greg and Largent teamed on a 45-yard scoring pass in the second so big and quick." Riegler, John Davesa, William Koehler, Ste- quarter and a 55-yard touchdown aerial 10 seconds into the phen Berger, Judith Hilton, Frank Sveino, RAMMED — Los Angeles Rams halfback Wendell Tyler gets popped by San Diego Theismann and Malone rushed for touch- final period. Robert Persa, Joe McDermott, Kenneth downs of 1 and 6 yards, respectively, and Zorn's other touchdown throw was a 12-yarder to Sherman Chargers linebacker Don Goode, but managed to fly into the end zone In their game Mark Moseley booted a 46-yard field goal. pancll, Nancy Reinertsen. at the Coliseum yesterday. Smith to cap Seattle's opening game touchdown march. The victory was the sixth in eight outings Dan Pastorini completed 20 of 38 passes for 195 yards and for Washington — the same record as Phila- both of Houston's touchdowns, a nine-yarder to Mike Barber delphia. in the first quarter and a six-yarder to Ronnie Coleman with In a complete reversal from two weeks 2:48 remaining in the fourth. He was intercepted once. ^Bear's Boys' dominate despite ago, the Redskins defense refused to permit Zom also had a pass intercepted, but it came on the final Philadelphia's Wilbert Montgomery, the sec- play of the opening half after Efren Herrera lined up for a 52- ond-leading rusher irr the NFC, to move the yard field goal and Zom attempted a touchdown pass. ball while the Redskins' front four teed off on Largent caught six passes for 135 yards. of widespread recognition Jaworski, who lost 54 yards on the sacks while completing only eight of 21 passes for 105 yards until the waning minutes of the NEW YORK (AP) - It was a Shootout at 290 — can do it without individual talent game. * Shea between a couple of the Bear's boys. rated the best in the land? There was the old-leather-tough, knowl- Incongrous? Saints 17, Uons 7 ledgeable Ken Stabler of the Oakland Raiders, "Not at all," says a veteran Bear- NEW ORLEANS — Archie Manning 'a 10-year pro veteran, a man who has seen watcher from the South. threw for a first quarter touchdown and free •ihe football's summit (the Super Bowl) and WILL. "Bryant never has been one to boost safety Tommy Myers raced 52 yards for -conquered it. Then there was the kid — individuals. Other schools may pick out cer- another score on a third quarter interception Ifilchard Todd of the New York Jets, a rela- tain key personalities and point them for to lead the New Orleans Saints to a victory tive rookie, Injured most of last season, a GR1MSLEY national recognition. The publicity mills over the Detroit Lions. second-stringer at the start of this one, still grind out reams of propaganda. Telephones Garo Yepremian booted a 21-yard field seeking recognition. jangle in the offices of influential award goal to extend his NFL record to 20 con- ; One can visualize Bear Bryant, the leg- pickers: 'Look at our boy — he's the secutive successful boots and pad the Saints' endary coach of the University of Alabama greatest.' margin of victory. Crimson Tide, ensconced in his swank head- "The Bear concentrates on team play. No Detroit could muster no offense punch at quarters in Bryant Manor in Tuscaloosa, Kentucky, the former destined to set records one man is given priority over another. It's all during the firsst half, finding the spark :Ala., stealing a few minutes from his film- for longevity and place-kicking proficiency. the unit that counts — not the individual. only after rookie quarterback Jeff Komlo , viewing of Saturday's tough game with Ten- There has been a succession of great Naturally, players such as Namath, Stabler, came intoi the game after intermission. nessee to see how a couple of his proteges quarterbacks spawned in the Bear's pres- Sloan and Todd suffer in the battle for na- Jerry Uolsteyn started for the Lions but *ytere doing up North. sure-cooker at Alabama — Joe Namath per- tional attention. But the teams keep on win- hit only two passes in ine attempts and had He must have been running over with haps the most celebrated, followed by ning." two of his tosses picked off. 'pride — especially over the maturing of the Stabler, Scott Hunter, Steve Sloan and Jeff No one can dispute that. There's not a It was the first action of the season for ; new kid on the block, Todd. Rutledge, who went on to make marks in the coach in the country — pro or college — who Uolsteyn, who played for the New York The 25-year-old Todd completed nine of 18 pro game. has built a more impressive monument of Giants before being picked up to add depth to •passes for 161 yards and hit his target for Yet none of them was as impressive as success. a Detroit quarterback corps depleted by in- tthree of the touchdowns in the Jets' 28-19 were their performances in the collegiate Contrary to popular belief, Bryant is no juries. :victory. After a slow first half, he directed game. None ever won the Heisman Trophy, genius at recruiting. He is a building genius Komlo hit 13 of 16 attempts but had two :hls team marvelously. The old man, Stabler, the symbol of undergraduate football great- — that's the reason he's never gone pro. His interceptions, one of them converted to a ; 33, was a veritable workhorse, throwing the ness. red-shirted legions look scrubby and un- touchdown by Myers. •ball 47 times. Despite three interceptions, he By the same token, Alabama, under derfed when measured by the behemoths of Manning hit 15 of 19 attempts for 124 I accounted for 360 yards and two TDs. Bryant, has never turned out an Outland Southern Cal, Oklahoma and Notre Dame. yards, but gave up three interceptions. Stabler and Todd, almost a decade apart Trophy winner, emblematic of superior de- He has no Charles Whites on his roster, no His touchdown toss was a 24-yarder to WPMh ; in age, are just two of the remarkable field fensive play. •• • . i Billy Sims or Vagas Fergusons. wide receiver Wes Chandler. COME BACK HERE — Miami Dolphins fullback Larry ; generals who have rolled off the Bear's re- How come a coach who has won four He just has a bunch of tough kids who win Detroit's touchdown came on a 5-yard Csonka (39) reaches for a fumble he committed in the f lentless assembly line. national championships and who now is zero- and win. pass from Komlo to tight end David Hill. second quarter versus the New England Patriots. Patri- George Blanda and Babe Parilli emerged ing in on Amos Alonzo Stagg's recccord of 314 At last look, they were No.l. Can you Detroit is 1-7 for the season. New Orleans ots Julius Adams (85) and Dwight Wheeler (64) go after from Bryant's flock at the University of college football victories — the Bear now has name their quarterback? evened its record at 4-4 with the victory. the ball. Teammate Mike Havnes made the recovery. 18 The EMIy Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22.1979 Espo scores for Rangers NEW YORK (AP) - The 1,500th point of Phil Espositos Sabres, who outsbot the Canucks 34-21. Lever put the Canucks Rodgers wins National Hockey League career, a 12-foot goal at 1654 of the ahead in the second minute of play with his fourth goal of the first period last night, started a stretch of four consecutive season. (Continued) The mystery entrant this year was Pfef- New York tallies and helped the Rangers to a 6-3 triumph over Van Boxmeer tied the score later in the first period, In finishing in 2:77:33, she clipped narly five fer. He didn't decide to enter until Saturday the Pittsburgh Penguins. beating Vancouver goalie Curt Ridley with • low, hard shot nuuites off the mark of 2:32 30 the had morning. > Esposito's point total is second only to the NHL record of from just inside the blue line. established in winning the 1978 New York "1 was lying in bed at home at nine Gordle Howe, who — including the first sii games of his 16th Oiler* 5, North Sun i City Marathon. o'clock," he disclosed, "and thought it would NHL season-has 1,812 points. EDMONTON - Blair MacDonald scored two goals, in- Last year's triumph came in her first be nice if I could run In New York. My wife The Penguins bad scored on only one of their first 13 power cluding one with a little over a minute left in the game, to help marathon Yesterday's race was her second (Kimberly) laughed." plays this season, but needed just 38 seconds of their first the Edmonton Oilers tie the Minnesota North Stars. marathon. But Pfeffer was serious. He called the manpower advantage last night to take a 1-0 lead. The The Oilers trailed 5-2 after a punishing second period "This win doesn't mean as much as the meet director, got acceptance, quickly made Penguins' Rick Kehoe skated out of the left wing corner, before rallying for three goals in the last stanza. first time," said the 26-year-old secondary plane reservations and was In New York by t faked past defenseman Tim Boihwell and goalie Doug Stan Weir scored his second goal of the night with 1:35 school teacher from Oslo, who is on a year's p.m. Saturday. Soetaert and sank a 15-foot shot at 6:22 for the first of his two gone in the final period to get the Oiler comeback started. leave of absence. "This time, I was expected And after about sir or seven hours of goals in the contest. Then Wayne Uretzky connected at the 14:52 mark to pull the to win. Last time, nobody knew anything sleep, he was at the starting line, with 11,961 But the 37-year-old Esposlto, in his 17th NHL season, tied Oilers within 5-4. about me." others from a record list of 14,153 entries. it just over 10 minutes later by converting a pass from left Nordlqaei 3. Black Hawks I Nobody knew anything about Waitz last Of course, be did not have time to famil- wing Don Maloney. CHICAGO — Goalkeeper Goran HogosU turned In • year because she was a late entrant, deciding iarize himself with the course, "and that Don Murdoch made it 2-1 for New York just 47 seconds shutout, Richard Leduc scored twice and linemate Robby to run about two weeks before the race, and hurt me." later, then Dave Maloney scored on a deflection at 49 seconds Ftorek added a goal and an assist to lift the Quebec Nordiques did not make the official program. What also hurt Pfeffer was the swift pace of the second period and Ran tireschner made it 4-1 at 11:08 of over the Chicago Black Hawks. One well-known finisher was , "joggers' he tried setting after taking the lead at about that session. HogosU turned back 21 shots en route to tie shutout. guru" Dr. George Sheehan of Rumson, N.J., the seven-mile mark, Flyers t, Cmn^mmm I All three Quebec tallies came In the second period. the author of best-selling books on the "I knew I was going to 'die'" said Pfef- PHILADELPHIA - Rejan Houle's goal with I:« left In philosophy of running. He captured the 60- fer, the former American junior record BILL S1KBEN the third period capped a Montreal comeback that earned the and-over division in 3:14.10. holder for the marathon. Finished ISth oat of U.UJ Canadians a tie with the Philadelphia Flyers. Houle's first goal of the season, a 25-footer put Flyers More sports, page 22 goalie Phil Myre, followed a third period power-play goal by Guy Lafleur that finally erased what was once a Philadelphia 4-0 lead. Strange defeats two foes The tie extended the Canadiens' unbeaten streak against Philadelphia to 17 games, 13-0-4, dating back to Feb. IS, 1876. PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) Open. Kratzert made it tough making birdie putts of seven Curtis and he never helped Bill Barber scored two first-period goals that led to a 4-0 — Curtis Strange battled two on him again this time with and 12 feet at the 17th and me out." Flyers advantage by 1:57 of the second period. foes coming down the stretch three birdies over the final 18th holes. Kratzert's 16-under par to- Barber opened the scoring at 4:36 of the first period, of the J200.000 Pensacola four holes on the 7,133-yard Strange limped in with a tal was two shots better than taking his own rebound and hitting a vacated net behind Open - his own nerves and Perdido Bay Country Club bogey-5 on the 18th hole and third place finishers Morris Montreal goalie Michel Larocque. familiar rival Bill Kratzert. course. won by a single shot. Hatalsky and John Mahaffey Canucks 3,Sabres 1 The three-year pro "This is something I've "I actually wanted a big- who wound up with 14-under- BUFFALO, N. Y. — Don Lever's second goal of the game, steadied himself enough to waited for a long time," ger lead coming to IS," par 274s He shota 69 in the at the 17:49 mark of the third period, gave the Vancouver keep Kratzert one shot back Strange said. "It's kind of Strange said. "I kept telling final round, while Mahaffey Canucks a tie with the Buffalo Sabres. yesterday and win his first ironic that Bill beat me com- myself not to make any dumb had his second consecutive Defenseman John Van Boxmeer scored twice for the his first PGA event ever with ing down the stretch at Hart- mistakes." TO. a course record, 17-under-par ford. It's only fitting that I Kratzert said he simply 271, beat him now." got started too late to catch It was Kratzert who out- Strange had a three-shot Strange. dueled Strange back in Au-. cushion after he rolled in a 6- "I got it going a litUe too WE'RE OPEN AT 7:30 A.M. gust coming down the stretch foot eagle putt on the 15th late," Kratzert said. "I of the Greater Hartford hole, but ahead, Kratzert was needed some help from

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Or, as Coach exhibition. White's 44 carries were the most • Adjuat carburetor _ __^„ 'AQ88 ever against a Notre Dame team and he had •Elictronlc linitlon: Points and condinwr sts Lou Holtz put it Saturday after his 10th- not required. Air (ip is Mt where required . ranked Razorbacks knocked off No 2 Texas able assistance from Paul McDonald, who Subtract (4 tor can with electronic linitlon. 17-14, "This was not a pardon, this was completed 21 of 32 yards for 311 yards, includ- merely a reprieve." ing 12-yard touchdown tosses to Dan Garcia What does Holtz mean? Take it away, and Kevin Williams. Lou. "Tired? No, I'm ready to go home and "Next week we have to play the Houston party," White quipped. AGREEMENT POLICY ... Cougars, and I don't have to tell you about White and Notre Dame's Vagas Ferguson Under this spsclal service policy Goodyear will tune your staged one of college football's greatest indi- car electronically, following the 7-point checklist shown them." here. And present you with a 'Free Engine Analysis' certifi- Fifth-ranked Houston ran its record to 6-0 vidual ground-gaining duels. Ferguson car- cate good lor one year from the date ol the tune-up. — the Cougars and Razorbacks are two of the ried 25 times for 185 yards — all in the first remaining 11 major college teams with three periods — and became the all-time 3 FREE ANALYSES ... perfect records — by trouncing Southern Irish rushing leader with 2,847. White, mean- Any time within one year of your tune-up, take your Invoice and Methodist 37-10, setting up another battle of while, moved into third place on the all-time .ree engine analysis certificate back to the store that performed rushing list with 4,796 yards, including 1,001 the tune-up, and Goodyear will provide an electronic analysis free unbeatens next Saturday in Fayetteville, of charge, up to 3 separate analyses! Ark. this season. The psychological warfare already has "Records aren't worth a damn if you FREE ADJUSTMENT. FREE PARTS REPLACEMENT... begun don't win," Ferguson said. If any of these check-ups indicates the need for any adjustments or part replacements "We are not a great team," said Holtz. Kenny Brown rushed for 111 yards — the that were part ol the original tune-up, Goodyear will make the adjustment or replace- ment free of charge. "Can we beat Arkansas?" wondered first Nebraska wingback to reach the 100- Houston Coach Bill Yeoman. "Naw, not as yard plateau — as the Cornhuskers trounced Oklahoma State. Jarvis Redwine, who ap- PROTECT MOVING PARTS PROTECT TIRES AND tender as we are on offense." VEHICLE PERFORMANCE Meanwhile, Bear Bryant finally was con- parently has ousted I.M. Hipp as the starting vinced that Alabama is a great team after his tailback, added 104 yards and scored twice LUBE & OIL CHANGE FRONT-END ALIGNMENT Nol-ranked Crimson Tide wiped out a 17-0 while Hipp managed 54 yards and set a school second-quarter deficit and defeated No.18 record with 2,719. and FREE tire rotation Choice) Tennessee 27-17. Houston quarterback Delrlck Brown high- $1 "I think Alabama is a champion now," lighted a 20-point first quarter with a 7-yard Bryant said. "If we can come back and beat touchdown run, a 9-yard pass to Terald Clark and a 62-yard pass to Lonell Phea to set up F Parti and them with all the people we had on the bench Idltlonal who couldn't play and the others who didn't the first of Kenny Hatfleld's two field goals tsrvkas as the Cougars defeated SMU. alba II needed & 9 dress, I think we can beat anybody.'' Front wheel drlvo and Chenettee eitra. Additional piftc 1M Meanwhile, third-ranked Nebraska Yeoman wasn't happy, even though the . ChaSsVlubrleation and oil change • Inspect and rotate all lour tires • Sal caster, whipped Oklahoma State 36-0 and fourth- Scoreboard said it was a one-sided contest. . includes light trucks camber, and toe-in to proper alignment • Inspect "They probably thought about Arkansas .Please call lor appointment suspension and steering systems • Most US cars, ranked Southern California outslugged No.9 some Imports Notre Dame 42-23 behind All-American too much tonight," he said. "We have to get Wan-Ma* 00 aan ar i,seo Mm, wWeawrer «m kit. Charles White's career-high 281 yards and tougher mentally ... tougher in the head. The four second-half touchdowns. whole season we haven't been tough enough. By that, I mean not scoring when we get Rounding out the Top Ten, No.6 Ohio State inside the five-yard line. It's a tone, an edge, 1 swamped Wisconsin 59-0 and eighth-ranked a frame of mind. Something is missing, and Oklahoma trimmed Kansas State 38-6. Sev- READY...SET...WINTER . whatever is missing, we need to get it." enth-ranked Florida State was idle. Art Schlichter passed for two touchdowns In the Second Ten, No 17 Pitt upset No 12 and scored a pair to lead Ohio State over 9 DC/2111 AD TIDCC Smooth-Riding Washington 26-14 while No 19 North Carolina Wisconsin and Oklahoma quarterbacks J.C. I SNOW TIRESSuburbanit' e Polyester KfcOULAK IIKC9 Power Streak 78 beat No. 15 North Carolina Slate 35-21. Watts and Kelly Phelps each scored twice as Pill FIT Phi* FET Elsewhere, Noll Michigan downed Illinois •lacknll rum SSI lira, 2for»43»o Blackwall MIS ear Mrs the Sooners rallied from a 6-3 half time deficit 2fbr*47«> nice Mtraea A7H3 blackwill, •In and all A7S-13 blackwall. His ntict tnai 27-7, No. 13 Brigham Young buried Wyoming plus $1 63 FET to beat Kansas State. plueSl.S9FET 17.00 1.69 B78-13 WS.0O par tire and oM lirat • 7013 5414 behind Marc Wilson's 448 passing yards par tire, no trade needed C76 14 *4 00 107 Butch Woolfolk scored three times as C78H 7!00 • Diagonal pty construction, F7S-14 74.00 ?.» and four TD tosses, No. 14 Auburn pasted a Deep-clested, well-grooved F7S14 oi.se polyester cord body . .. 2 38 Michigan broke away from a scoreless half- G/S-14 C7I14 77.00 tread for pull power when you 85.00 perfect match lor Suburbanite M7I14 04.00 2.61 Georgia Tech 38-14,, No. 16 Purdue nipped 01.00 time tie to beat Illinois. As usual, the need It mr •« Polyester G7I-15 SIN 244 Michigan State 14-7 and No.20 Navy turned a Four full piles of polyester G7H5 H7815 S9.00 2.66 Wolverines and Ohio State are tied for the H7H5 son • Road-gripping six-rib tread back Virginia 17-10. cord for snow lire strength and does It* than tor wlnlar go Waltawalli, $2.M Here Ptr lire Big Ten lead. dependability all winter long Wailawalli ftvaHafclaMM At law Prlcai, Toe 1 Texas took a 7-0 lead over Arkansas on Randy McMillan scored twice and Pitt uia CMU - if« ull out of »o»r ilia wa mil lima rain check, Mwrlni future delivery st th« adveftlied price Jam Jones' 37-yard dash in the opening peri- took advantage of six Washington turnovers od. But the Razorbacks went ahead 17-7 on - three interceptions and three fumble re- Gary Anderson's 28-yard run, Darryl Ma- coveries — to hand the Huskies their second son's tumbling catch of a 7-yard pass from consecutive setback. Kevin Scanlon and Ish Ordonez' 31-yard field. Just Say'Charge It' Texas made it close on Donnie Little's 35- •NATIONWIDE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE LIMITED WARRANTY Goodyear Revolving yord pass to Lawrence Samplcton with 5:01 Charge Account All Goodyear service Is warranted for et least 90 days was performed, and we'll fix II, tree. If. however, you're remaining but John Goodson missed a 51- Top 20 Results Uu any ol thata 7 other «•» to on): or 3,000 miles, whichever comes first - many services, more than SO miles from the original store, go to any yard field goal attempt with 1:29 left - "I . OUT Don Cmlomar Cradlt Plan much longer. If warranty service Is ever required, go ol Qoodyear's 1500 Service Stores nationwide. H.rt'i how th« Too 20 tMfni In Ths> AuoclaUd Prm Maitar Charaa a Vlu a American Ciprau Card can't tell you if it was blocked; I was afraid colltgc football Poll fartd Hit woefc: Carts Blanche a Dlnare Club a Cath to the Goodyear Service Store where the original work 1. AUbam* (*(M) Exit Tw.n4.im 17-17 •to look," said Holtz — and Arkansas had its l.Tfill (4-1-0) krtt lo ArkenMi 17 H ?irst triumph over Texas since 1971. J.Ntfbrnki (MM)) DM! Oklahoma suit 14-0 * So.Cillfofnl* (i-0-1) Mai Notre Dim*41 23 : "It was a great victory because we beat a S.Houiton (t-0-0) teat South*™ MathodlH 37 10 4 OtiloStat* (7-0-4) beat Wltcontln JM great football team," Holtz said ; FlorldaStat* (t-0-0) did not iriiy I Oklahoma ($-1-01 teat Kanwi Slat* *4 . Alabama rallied against Tennessee on a t.NolrcDam* (4 2-0) k»t to So. California 41-23 • 33-yard pass from Steadman Shealy to Tim 10 Arkansas (4-0-0) teat TfxtH 17-14 II Michigan (not teal Illlnoti 27-7 •Travis in the second period, scoring runs of 1 12 Wiihtnoton (S-2-0) to»t lo PIHitouroh M-14 and 6 yards by Major Ogilvie in the third IJ Briohamrouno (*-O-0) teal Wyoming S4-U 1030 Highway 35 671-2415 Middletown N Auburn (i 1-0> beat Gtorgla Tech Jt-14 quarter and Don Jacobs' 13-yard run in the IJ No.CaroHnaSlal* (i-2-0) lost to North Carolina 35-11 it Purdue (S-2-0) teat Michigan Slat* 14-7 final period. The comeback enabled Bama to U Pittsburgh (5-1-0) teal Wemtnoton 24-14 tie the record of 20 consecutive Southeastern II Tonnes*** (4-2-0) lost to Alabama 27-17 Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. It North Carolina (3-1-0) teat N CaroJIrt* Stat*3S 21 Conference victories. 70 Navy (4-0-0) Mat Virginia 17 10 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1979 The DWlyRegiStCr 17 BUY • SELL Classified Ads do it better! 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52 Babysitting/ 2 Autos For Mo 1 Auto* For Salt Tiger Child Cart 2 Autos For Salt DRAG RACER - 1*72 Plymouth TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — W Satellite High angina performance. Wt ureter DOWNEI PONTIAC. WORKING MOTHER — Needs driva train, etc , baan worked A al LO««r Main it. Malavan. woman part-time lo pick up children 61 Buslntss Mil CHEVROLET NOVA - M.000 great racor and straat car. SIMM or Irom school and prepare meals Hef Opportunities mil«t. Eactfiint condition |1OOO best otter, ui 5241 ua-nti erences Middtetown area 530-9576 Call attar *. 747112*. TOVOT* COROLLA — Itn. M-S. FIAT 1*71 SL — Sport COUP* EX Illl-back. taw-t»IIMar. U ma*.. 53 Domestic Help BUSINESS AND PROPERTY — ANTIQUE PLYMOUTH 11M - cellanl condition, 27-32 mpg., naw AM/FM ttarao iw. aKcaliant condi- Run* Sort »*»l oH*r For sale Established business for 14 steal radian. tiSOQ. Call 22*733* tion, aimna IMM. Call HI-4OT. veers Owner retiring. Lot 92xi50ort U4-4U1 CHILD MENTOR — Excellent live FIAT SALES AND SERVICE — THfc — ltn. •Mcttlanl condltlan, county road Four-bedroom house, ANTIQUE — 1«S4 Buick Road Levina Motors Corp., Maple Aw., m position with young family, caring shop 26x55 Property can be sold saoka whaatl. Haw vaur machank ont child Some housekeeping with or without Venetian blind clean maitar. Automatic, MMMK Katrine. Rad Bank. 741-*570 I al II Altar > p.m.. PMI. 141-rW. Enalnt in oood running condition. Saiarv commensurate with ex- ma business Owner will take back Bocy and tranimiMlon ntad work FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - «n. Mo perience NO FEE TO APPLI mortgage 29S> down Principal* BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES CANTS HAZEL & JARVIS. 90 Won only Call ttl urn after I p m Muit Mil. Bast affar 1M rife after hoods, naw tlrat. AM/FM radio. IS iputh St.. Red Bank HitOM INC. mpg. tISW. Call m^au altar > p.m. 334 Main St. Matawan 5*3 WOO HIGHWAY BUSINESS BARRACUDA ItM — Ml powtr TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1*73 — Good COUPLE — Excellent position with Excellent traffic pattern en two FORD THUNDERBIND 1*7t - family in prestige community Be streets. 5000 sq ft. building, great steerlng/brakei, air, automatic, condition. Sacrlfkt Mia. naad moo ispomibte for managing house- completalv rebuilt motor, excellent LIKE NEW. Oood milat, fully ty lor collaaa. HMO. Call lltllll showroom Buv either business or condition, aiklna J2OTJ Call Chrlt equipped, powtr Itur hold. Cooking, cleaning, driving, building or buv both *tt«r 4 p.m. only, 717-0305 ing/brakes/windows, air, tires with TRIUMPH TR* - IM1. aood con* pool and grounds maintenance NEW AMERICA NETWORK wira caps 1*4*5- Alto, 14", IS" rims tlon. naw tlrti, UNO Of bail olfar 51 M»lp WainUd 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Salary commensurate with en- GS.G Realtors 5311000 iJi bHt! BUICK lf7t - Canlurv Cu*tom and tlrts. like naw. Call m-7440. Call 2M ml attar 4 p.m. _jrienre NQ FEE TO APPLI- Weoon. v a. automailc, powtr tteer- CANTS HAZEL t JARVIS, 90 Mon LIQUOR STORE — Gr«ibusiness* FORD 1*75 — Granada, tour-door Twin Boro Motor! Inc. mouth St.. Red Bank. 842-8M0 WOO,000 Purchasd price. 1105,000. ing/brakat. air, vary claan, ont AUTO MECHANICS — A or B rat- GET READY PERSON - For auto RESTAURANT MANAGER — 24- with only (40.000 down Good year owntr, a,*47 mllas. M*M, tai and sedan. V-t, aulomatic. power steer III Nawman Serins Rd. Rad Bank ing. Good p*v, srttt houn. Non- rental- Must be over 21. have valid hour hospital coffee shot*. Ex- Ing,brakes, 3M29 miles »24*5, tax AMC/JEEP 747-WMO HOUSEKEEPER/LIVE-IN Ound location, low rent, fully llcanta extra Red Bank Volvo, rolallns. four-day w»«h, gives you driver's licansa. Full-time em- perienced only. Able lo do payroll, Adults, no cooking, serve at table equipped For details call ARTHUR Daalar, 741 Sit* and lictnta extra Rad Bank Volvo, three d«vs off ««ch week. Call Frank oiovment, 39 hours par week. Plus paper work, etc. Management of STOP 5150 per week. Daalar, 741-5M*. VOLKSWAGEN VAN CAMPER 1*71 svertlma Call M2-6M0 BAHLAV AGENCY, 774-5555. — Sink, bad, ate. Factory. Look!, Fleming or Ed Kins Jr., Kins staff and controls. Might consider HOUSEKEEPER/LIVE-IN - BUICK CENTURY tt7* — V-*, ex CadJIIacOldsmoblle, Freehold. right assistant manager ready lo ASK... Single parent home, must drive and cil.nl condition, K.000 mile., »uo FORD MUSTANG II 1*77 — Powar runs oood, no rmt D4M. ;4t 41*s. 4*1-0041 HEATING AND AIR —Conditioning slear ing/brakes, 111O0. installer. Expienced. Wages com- move up. if fully qualified. Salary cook To $175 1*4-4*17, attar t p.m. VOLKSWAGEN 1172 BEETLE - plus bonus incentive plan and other HOUSEKEEPER LIVE IN Call 471 513. AUTO BODY REPAIR - Ptrton, mensirate with ability Apply In Per- benefits Call 222-5535 before 11 a.m. YOURSELF BUICK l*tt — Eicalltnt traniporia- •4,000 mllas. standard, with air con- auto body painter. Top dollar for son «t Mtenan Oil Co., Broadway Driver preferred, working pa/ents FORD MUSTANG tl 197S — Sil- ditioning AskingSU0. 4» t/sfatur after l p.m. for Interview. No To >140. lion. Many MM parts Beit oMer. qualified person. Call for Intevlew and Maple PI., Kavport. agencies please. WHERE WILL I BE AND WHAT 415 ITU. ver/black, powar steer Ing/ bra kei. S p.m. alter t, Z21-4M0- If no answer, WILL I BE DOING FIVE YEARS NO FEE TO APPLICANTS air. Hatchback, factory mags, ex HOLMDEL BOARD OF EDUCA- FROM TODAY, IF I CONTINUE HAZEL 1 JARVIS 71 cellanl condition, 44,000 milts. Art VOLKSWAGEN VAN CAMPER nil nf-1433. TION — Bus drivers Full and part- REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - Merchandise For BUICK CENTURY 1175 - Four Newly licensed, no experience. Cen- WHAT I AM DOING NOW? 90 Monmouth St. Red Bank door, V-*. vlnvi roof, power, ilr, ing 12700 or best offer. 244 1447 - Sink, bad. ate. Factory Looks. AUTO SALESPERSON — Ex-time. Call 164-7147 or 141-MM Sale radian, automatic, AM/FM.^UtCM runs aood No rust. (1400. 74I-4MS. tury 21 Ocean Realty. 542 1990. perience preferred, but not neces- INSURANCE AOCNTS We have thrve Hies, positions, to, fill mllat, original owmt, $2404 GEORGE WALL sary. Good opportunity with expand- REAL ESTATE SALES — Join one whrch can develop into management LINCOLN/MERCURY VOLKSWAGEN VAN — 1»M, 1100, •41-09U. good mllaaaa. ing AMC and Jeep dealership. Call of our successful offices, with a for the right person. LIVE IN — Mature woman wanted Shrewsbury Ave , at Sycamore tor appointment belween 11 a.m. APPOINTMENTS SUPPLIED S42-M1I altar S p.m. . FULL TIME — PART-TIME proven plan for success, highest to care (or elderly lady Cooking and 3 LINES BUICK 1*73 — LfSabra Mint condi- Shrawsburv 747-9400 and 3 P.m. 2M-177*. commissions, bonuses Licensed or You can immediately expect to light housekeeping 264-4318 or tion, powar iteer Ino/brahai, air. au- HORNET 117* — Excellent to VOLVO — «HI, 144 S. ttM. En- unlicensed. Call Rick Grimm at 164-9250 5 DAYS tomatic, naw paint, naw lire*. Ask callant condition, vary claan. will BARMAIDS/BARTENDERS — Progressive company has urgent Matawan office, S6* 6400 •Attend two weeks ot schooling, ex- ing MOO Call 471 H34 tlon, low mileage, good gas mllei (Malt/Female). Full time. Apply in need of agents to sell our pre set asking 12MQ. 170-1334. talk or trada lor truck. Call bshiraan appointments. Work on a salary penses paid. ri p.m., Ask lor Rlchla or Barnla. person. The Cabaret, Rt. 35, Eaton- REAL ESTATE SALES - Ont of •Be given the opportunity to ad-54 Situations Wanted $3.00 BUICK 1*73 — Four-door hardtop, town, between 10 a.m..2 p.m. basis, full or part-time Call Mr. Monmouth County's most successful vance rapidly into management The Register FAMILY ADS (Inlla air. powtr window*, crulM control, HOLSEY PONTIAC Shurent, 5309400 offices has openings for naw as-•No house-to-house canvassing Female tion Fighters) can sell vour un- AM/FM, vinyl roof, nigh milat, low BANK TELLERS sociates Cell Roger Cotens al needed items for you auicklv prlea. Claan car In excellent condi- ITE. 1* 542-7W0 EATONTOWN 1 Truck* INSURANCE — Commerical insur- Local commercial bank has Im- 7417686 tor confidential Interview To Qualify: BABYSITTING - IN MY HOME. Merchandise for tale ONLY tion. 1100 firm 717-1*34. HONDA ACCORD 1*7* — 1500 miles, mediate openings tor experienced ance agency needs an experienced CENTURY 21. COZENS AGENCY, Originating from household, not ex- Drome with gold interior, AM/FM AndTrallars Inside service representative. Call •Ambitious, dependable. MON. FRI. tellers, 1-3 years experience neces- 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. •High School graduate or better ceeding a sale price ot 5200 per CAPRI 1*73 — Four-tvllndtf, four cattaltt radio, air conditioning, sun- sary. Call First National Stale Bank 671-5111. 712 3011 AFTER 6 PM. speed. AM/FM, lun roof, 34 mag. CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1171 — •Own good car roof. Muit ttll. 17400. Call — Edison. HSOJOO, ask for Claire. KITCHEN ASSISTANT — Part- RESTAURANT HELP - Dish •Looking lor career, not a job BOOKKEEPING — Save your com- PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Naw torakat, clutch, radian, ttc. 403 5244071, at* tor Douo. CM. 41.000 mllas. v •. automatic. time. No experience necessary. asher, full-lime, 10-4. pany monev. save me gas. let me do Each additional line, tl 00 No dis- M75 7414530 lraliarln« spaclal, 43 gallon gas Equal Opportunity Employer Waitress/waiter, davs. experienced your bookkeeping in my home ouni it canceled before expiration KtTSON CHEVROLET CO. lank, dual air conditions, tilt whaal, Queen of Carmel Nursing Homa. FOR THE RIGHT PERSON. THIS CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE — Call 946-4991, Mrs. Hughes, between preferred Call 842-8721, 10-5. IS A LIFETIME CAREER OP 191-3054 after 4. No changes in copy Hwy. 34 Eaiontowri locking raar, absoluttlv ptrlact, BARTENDER — Experienced. App- 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Have something lo sell? Phone 1*70, fully equipped, M7S 542-1000 asking HMO Evas., Ml S2H; days. ly In parson 11-3 P.m., Molly Pitcher RESEARCH PERFUMER — For PORTUNITY WITH AN INTERNA CARE FOR CHILDREN — Mv Call 471 0547 Inn, 64 Riverside Ave., Rtd Bank. TIONAL CROUP OF COMPANIES LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. 74l-aa44. LANDSCAPE — Gardener's Wiper International Company engaged in Marlboro home, specialiiing in in Sat Tom Roberson. wanted. Experience helpful Must development of flavors and fra- fan, care. Excellent references. Call CADILLAC 1*71 — Coup* DeVille. Newman Springs Rd., Rad Bank CHEVROLET LUV TRUCK H7) CALL FOR APPOINTMENT NOW 542-1700 31,000 milat, fully equipped, e» have dirvers license. Call 741-7255 grances to liaison between com- 536-3861. Dodge-Daltun 741-2433 Asking woo BARTENDER — Part-time, week- after 5. mercial, creative and RI.D staff to caliant condition. $7*00. Call Call 71? ]7U ends only, experienced only. Apply determine marketability of fra- DEPENDABLE MOTHER — Will THE DAILY MMNf. MAVERICK 1*74 — Eight, auto- In person at the Holmdel Motor Inn, babysit in mv Leonardo home, in- matic, air, AM/FM, 11400 or bait LABORER —Must have transporta grance materials and demonstrate F. GETZ DODGE PICK-UP TRUCK — till, Rt. 35. Holmdel. tlon. Call creative use. BS or equivalent In fant preferred Call 291-3766 REGISTER CHRSYLER NEW YORKER 1*77 — offer Call 747-0*35. r bad, v-l, ancallam condition. 741-2M hemlstry, five years In similar lob White with whltt vinyl top, 440 Laan S1IS0 Call »1-M77 days. 747-Ual BEAUTICIANS WANTED — Ont 264-2400 MERCEDES BENZ 1947 — Regular or as creative perfumer required CLASSIFIED ADS Burn angina, flood on g*i, low lull-time and one part-time for busy I AIM. S Ml U Work al home on Must have creative and technical mlleeoe, loadad with extrei, •« gat, llx-cyllndar, automatic, power shop in Wast Long Branch. E* the phone, earn 525 ISO weekly HOUSECLEANING SERVICES — ANTIQUE DINING ROOM SET — sttaring/brakat, AM/FM stereo, experience in the industry, first- Weekly or special jobs. Honest, de- callant condition, HMO 671 4345 FORD 1*74 F100 — Custom dual perlenced only. Call 272 4505, days or si-iviunuam Customers 264 3244 hand knowledge of and creation in From Depression era, dark stained new tires and snows, no rust, $1400, tanks, 103 automatic, with cap. •vet. STOCK CLERK pendable, thorough. 747-3310 Com- wood rectangular table, six chairs, CHEVROLET 1*72 — Vaga waoon, 741-TtH. LEGAL SECRETARY — Real es both European and American Mar munity Ministries^ 7I7-1U4. BOOKKEEPER-Fullcharae,gen- ket. 35/hours/week. 135 45,000 year Entry-level position in capacitor buflet server, excellent condition (our-cylinder, automatk, manual ute experience required. Red Bank Send resumes to: Box DR 1632, B1C manufacturing plant, full-time. New A RESPONSIBLE WOMAN -Seeks 1400 or best offer Days, S440800. itearlng/brekei, claan car, runs MERCURY BOBCAT 1*77— (Pin- FORD PICK-UP — 1»70. asking eral ledger through trial balance. area. Call 741-0438. to). Sunroof, hatchback, 25 mpg., Seventh Ave., N.Y.C., 10019. air conditioned facility. Benefits job to lake care of elderly or house- eves, and Sun after 9 30, 542 l»48 good, so,425 milai. >7*S, tax and pilca 11400. 11,000 mllas. Automotive experience preferred package Apply in person betweei llcanta extra. Rad Bank Volvo, »,ooo mlias. S2S0Q or bast otter Call Full-time. Call 564-4105. MATTRESS MAKER — Someone work, live-in, five days per week 747-15H after 6 p m . weekends ftMIH familiar with all phases of mattress RN (M/W) — 7-3, full-lime tem- 1-5 pm. Ask for Mr. Cetroni Can 741-3482 anytime. ir. 741-SMt, BOOKKEEPER — Through general ELECTRONIC CONCEPTS INC INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — 4x4 manufacturing. All benefits. Apply porary position. Apply In person SEWING DONE — Slipcovers re CHEVROLET 1*71 — Sin cylinder, MhRCUHY 194*. small V-l, ragu- 1974, powar Itaarlng/brakas, air, au- ledger. Safeguard System. Capable In person, Regal Bedding Co., 220 Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Arnold 526 Industrial Wav West lar gas, 45,000 milts. Original owner. and competent Individual, Ex- Eatontown, N.J. upholstered, clothes made, alter- runi oood »M or bait otfar. tomatic transmission. Excallanl Grant St., Perth Ambov, N.J. Waiter Nursing Home. 622 South ations. Fast service Coleen. 144 MSI Powar steering, air, radio, excellent lhapa. Call 717 1470 altar 5 p.m. perienced only. Good working condi- 442-8900. Laurel Ave.. Hailet SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME 544-9817. condition, naw paint and battery. tions; company benefits. Call EARN 140-575 PART TIME BABY FURNITURE — And equip CHEVROLET BELAIR 1*74 —SUM ar bast otter 741 7513 after 4 INTERNATIONAL 197) — *. ton 264-61 n. RN-LPN (M/F) — Part-tlmt twice a ment. excellent condition Reason MAINTENANCE HELPER — Forweek for 73 and 11 -7 shift, part-time 2 HOURS DAILY. MON -SAT Four door, loadad. radialt, claan. P.m. lour soaad, runt good, WO. Call al apartment complex. Experience re- Established early A.M. newspaper Situations Wanted able prices. 7411493 after 6. Bad ofler 717 toil tar S p.m., 7411011 or full-time for 3-11 shift, for skilled MGB 1*74 - All naw electric, body quired. Must be reliable. Call nursing facility. Contact Mrs. home delivery route No collecting BOOKKEEPER 787-7300. Male C H E V ROL E T 1*74 — Four-door and Interior excellent, II mpg, good INTERNATIONAL SCOUT II — Basic bookkeeping and some know! Davidson at Freehold Convacenler Must have car. Call 747-3143- BEST TOP SOIL '— interview between 10 a.m. to 4 Good fill dirt. Eckel Trucking, wagon. Good transportation, body lop, btst offer 741-12*0. tl7a. lour-whaal drlva. much mort, edge of General Ledger. Some typ- MANICURIST — Experienced Ir SUPERVISOR — Salary and Com- sound, regular gas. UH 291 1400, li.OOO mllas. Musi sail. SA500. ing and dictaphone. Diversified of- manicures, pedicures and body wax i. 431-5217. 591 9707 7I7 7BW. MONZA STATION WAGON 197*- mission. Must be available Irom 3:30 Ml-lam fice duties: To 1150. Red Bank. ing. Matawan arta. 739-9163. to 9 00 p.m. and have a full-size car. I DO HANDYMAN JOBS - Gutters BLUE BATHROOM — American Automallc. fully equipped Call ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RN M/F — 7-3, full or part-time. Call Standard sink, 19x24, white Formco CHEVY NOVA 1*71 — Excallant TRUCK INSURANCE HEATING AND AIR —Conditioning Mrs. Connolly at Brookdall Nursing station wagon or van For further cleaned and repaired Repairs on 717-ira*. 20 Thomas M7-UN Shrewsbury information, call Mr Rollain al roofs, ceramic tiles, garage doors, vamlv. Delta faucet, never used running condition. $7». Call 471*414 FREEquotti and blndars by phonr installer. Experienced. Wages com- Center, 2445800. Call after 6 p.m.. 291U21. or 4M-0M4. MUSTANG 19** - FORD WAGON CALL TOLL-FREE •0H22-tnU. mensurate with ability, Apply In 542-4000, Ext. 237. windows, floors. 747-2945. 1*72 — Both run but need work. Both RN/LPN-NURSE'S AIDE — M/F. person at Meenan Oil Co., Broadwa MAN — With truck, wants hauling BOXES -Corrugated Packmgtup CHEVROLET 1*4i for UK or baftt otter Call 471-1119 and Maple PI.. Kevport,. All shifts. On call. Must have phone. plies for Industry and Moving/and Two-door, US0 altar t p.m. 4 Motorcycles BOYS/GIRLS Queen of Carmel Nursing Home TAILOR/SEAMSTRESS — For Eu and deliveries Also clean out ga-Storage Call 747 409t or 4ilfl(trf__ 471-0547 Work after school and Sat. MECHANICALLY INCLINED Call 946-4991, Mrs. Hughes, between ropean clothing store alterations rages ••!< Reasonable '8/ 'HiS MUSTANG - 1973 Fallback, sport EARN 125 to $50 PER WEEK PERSON — To fabricate custom 9 am -3 p.m. Full or part-time Call 229-1004 or roof, »i V-l automatic, powar steer (fvCLE INSURANCE For further Information, call Mr 74t-7152. NEEO A JOB DONE? — Save mon- cooling equipment. Applicants with RN M/F — IV to 7, lull-time, part ey, call us first Moving, painting, CHEVROLET 1*74 MONTE CARLO Ing/brakes, excellent condition. Sac FREE quotts and blndsrs by phona. Peters between I am -5 30 p.m., prior experience In automotive, re carpentry work, etc 264-8307 or rifica, iu» cash. 042-— CALL TOLL FREE 00MJ1 9703 Mon. through Frl., UI 4000, Ext. 237 frioeration, plumbing, metal work time. Call Mrs. Connolly at TECHNICIAN/PROJECT - To as — 45,000 original mile*, needs little Brookdale Nursing Center, Hailet. semble electro-mechanical units 739-3160 CONTEMPORARY - Two Piece work. Beit offer. Call 717 His, ing or marine work will be con- NOVA 1974 — Slx-cyllndtr auto- sidered. Apply Electro Impulse Lab, 264-56O0 from drawings. Salary com sola, built in table, excellent condi- matic. 59,310 miles. »14*S + MV tats FREEHOLD CAR WASH HELP — Full or part- mensur ale with experience and abil tion, velvet brocade fabric, must CHEVROLET IMPALA — tHS, 327 time Please apply In parson, Coun- 1805 Corl.es Ave., Neptune 776 5800. ROY ROGERSRESTAURANT —Ot itv RF background required Apply 57 Day Care/Nurserv angina. Alto 1**4 Chevrolet Mallbu and taxes Tom Kelly Auto Salts, sell 747-6326 Qealtr, 747-4434 or t41-M». try Sudser Car Wash, Hwv 35, Mid Monmouth Mall now hiring. AU Electro ImDulK Labs, 116 Chestnut School convertible, tix-cyllndar, automatic. HONDA dletown. hours available. Apply In person. St., Red Bank 741-0404. CUSTOM — 10' sofa, light blue vel- 717-41*4. OLOSMOBILE 1977 WAGON — Cus- 9-12. 2-5. Next lo AIS Equal Op vet, white wood trim, Italian Provin- CHEVROLET VEGA GT 1*74-Au tom Cruller, loaded, automatic Lowest Prices In N.J. H.S. graduate, 17-25 portunltv Employer M/F TYPIST cial, perfect condition, ' i-onginal transmission, all powar. 52,000 FREEHOLD HONDA Good typing skills Local area cost, un. Calt eves., 842 5940 * tomatk, air, all options, good on gas Call Mon. Frl , 10-3 SALESPERSON —Red Bank men's 8.30-4.30 Start }125 LITTLE FLOWER CHILDRENS 11000. Call 471 im meticulously maintained milts Ori- RT. t SOUTH 643-7176 and boy's specialty store. Full lima. ginal owntr 14500. 719 3255 FREEHOLD, N.J. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CENTER — Open six days a week Experience desired but not neces- 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury Fri nighU until II p.m Also lem DESKS, FILES — Tables, chairs, CHEVROLET CAMARO 194* — HARLEY . DAVIDSO4U-4M1N IM) 900 — CARPENTERS MECHANIC-DIAMOND CORE — sary. Employee discount and health adding machines, typewriters, of- Two door hardtop. 75.000 miles, 1750. OLOSMOBILE OMEGA — 1*71. Air Drilling and sawing Drilling holes porary child care available on ai conditioner. AM/FM • track Vary good running condition. Call Experienced carpenters wanted for insurance Send return* to BoxWAITER AND WAITRESS — PQU hourly bflvs Retting special••! fice equipment, etc. at bargain Call 7413704 altar !, 711-iStt, 7I7-H7I. leading boat manufacturer. Apply in In reinforced concrete on construc- O 190. The Dally Register. tions available. Apply In person prltPS NeW 0T UWO B * C DESK cassette, air shocks, power steering. tion jobs using portable electric group and private tutoring For person al Malnshlp, Marlboro In- Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Jerry Beyer's, 113 Main St., further information, call 591-1144 OUTLET, 1709 Rt 35. Oak hurst CHEVROLET NOVA 1*75 — Slx< extras, WOO. 544-0291. HONDA 1974 MT-250 — Only usad equipment. Mechanical back- Matawan. 531-3990. . cylinder, standard, radio, 40,000 dustrial Park. Vandtrburg Rd., PINTO HATCHBACK 1*72 — Runt, ont vt»r. 1000 mllas. Includes many Marlboro, N.J. 462-1910. ground. Will train In the use ofSALES AND SERVICETECHNI WORKING MOTHERS — Full da) miles, orta owntr. Ilka naw. $1100. txlras Call 741-OtU aliar 1 p.m. drilling equipment. Company bene CAL — Results-oriented, provei WAITRESS/WAITER AND DISH •41201*. but needs engine work, S150 care,8 a m. to 5 p.m. (Hourly rates) More Classified Calt 223-O402 CLERKS fits. Call 244-6173. sales record, 60% overnight travel WASHER— Must be experienced Happy Hours School, Rt. 34, HONDA SSO 1974 TYPISTS Knowledge of Paper and adhesive Apply in person-at Rex Diner, 117 Matawan 566-4424 on Next Poge CORDOBA 1175 — Naw radian, sun Ntads work. UO0 MESSENGERS — For Monmouth helpful. Small chemical company West Front St.. Red Bank. roof, all option* Bast offer Call PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1*75 — Six- SECRETARIES and Ocean Counties Car necessary. cylinder automatic. 514)00 miles. Call 144 491! organizing a national marketing 142 5f» KEYPUNCH Call 251-6174. sales team. Send comprehensive re WANTED — Licensed real estate titts + MV fees and taxes Tom KAWASAKI KZ-100 - ltn, t. 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted If you have any of the above skills NURSES AIDE (M/W) — For eve sume to P.O. Box 2096, Ocean, N.J salesperson with experience in Colts CREDIT PROBLEMS Kelly Auto Salas, Dealer, 747-4434. callant condition, till and are Interested In temporary 07712. Neck and surrounding area. No cash? It vou'ra working, wa can 707-I117 nmg shift, 4-12. Apply In person, GEORGE V ILLMENSEE AGEN work, why not come In and register? Garden Slata Manor, 16 Van Brae hie help to gat you financed. No money We pav lop rates, no fee charged. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Ex-CY. call belween 9-12 weekddvv down. Payments arranged lo suit PONTIAC GRAND SAFARI WAG- MOTORCYCLE HELMET — Multi- ACE TEMPORARIES Rd., Holmdel. perience preferred, will train. (4.55 462-3172. your n«adt Many New and Quality ON 1*71 — Many naw parts. U25. color sparkla with duckbill visor, to start, credit tor experience. Hos- Used Cars to choose from. Call Mr. 2*15*27. U0 Stl 591! 20 Thomas 542-0302 Shrewsbury NURSE'S AIDE (M/W) — Part WAREHOUSE INVENTORY CON time, 3-it and it 7 shifts. Must be pitali/atlon and many fringe bene- TROL — H.gh school graduate with Fredericks at Rassas Pontlac, 3*5 experienced, Call Med I center, fits. Call M. Leverlch, 780-1200, Ext. HELP WANTED Broad St., Red Bank. 74>S1M. PONTIAC 1971 — Station wagon. YAMAHA MXISO 1174 — Sl» spaad, math and mechanical aptitude Good condition. 1450 racing rlml, lull Knobblas. last dirt COMMUNICATIONS 841-3800, EtftU. capable of heavy lilting to work In 2*4 5352 ^TRAINEE CUTLASS SUPREME 1*7* — Auto- blka. asking SJ10 471 HIS OIL BURNER MECHANIC - Year SECRETARY — Tinlon Falls area, warehouse Call 264-6173 MALE OR FEMALE matic, power steering/brakes, round, all benefits paid, experienced good typing thills a must. Knowf AM/FM tight-track, air, buckat PONTIAC 1*7* VENTURA — Four H.S. graduate, 17-15. door sedan, excellent condition, Call Mon.-Frl., 10-3 only. McConnall Fuel Oil Co.edg, e of office procedures, phone 52 Babvsitting/Child Person for delivery in Lincrofi and Red Bank. seats, tilt wheel, beautiful condition, i Auto RMVLUM 291-3200, experience necessary. Call Jefr 7.500 nllet. 1*300. 2*1-1507. between small V-l, air, powar steer 643-7176 Ing/brakes, (3200. 2*1-1400, 717-7140. Hunt, 7414900. Care Must have serviceable auto. 11-1. RENT A VAN — Low. low ratts. Call COSMETIC CONSULTANT — Part- (Van, or station wagon preferred). time, full-time. Young, fast-growing OPERATIONS SEWING OPERATORS DATSUN B210 1*74 — Automatic, PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1*71 — All Marty, TOM'S FOR D. Hwy. II, Kay Experienced powar, AM/FM, air, 10,000 milts. port. 144-1400. cosmetic company looking for am- MANAGER BABYSITTER — In Red Bank good mileage Fast daal for cash. bitious, responsible, self motivated Fg|i service car wash. Some me- , CJII 872 «33 home, five davs. 10 am lolp.m io 11400 741-4073 afttr 4 p.m. and wtek- Moving, must tall. $5000. 142-5047. The Daily /Sunday Register USED AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS Individuals only. Call anytime, chanical background preferred. SECRETARY month-old. Call m-S691 afler 4 p.m RABBIT - "You've got to drive II $7 A DAY/1.07 MILE 760-044S, Pat. Salary to fit your capability, plus Front office position, good typing MATURE WOMAN — Babysit foi DATSUN B210 1*75 — Good condi- lo believe It." SHREWSBURY MO- CALL. TOLL-FREE KXUll t«l profit-sharing plan. Sand resume to and steno skills. Asburv Park area Circulation Department TORS, INC., 7414500. CROSSING GUARD APPLICA- Box A 316, The Daily Register, ten month old girl, my home, Mon tion and oai mileage. AM/FM TIONS — Now being received. In- Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. To ,170. dav through Friday Call after 4:30 cassatta radio. Call *4*-«70i. . RED BANK VOLVO quire Little Silver police Dept.. 440 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY W2-7944. 542-4000 ext. 257 Auto Insurance PAINTER — Experienced, $7 hour. 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury DIESEL — 1975 Ptugtot wagon. 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. ask lor Mr. McKnight RED BANK, 741-501* Call after 4 p.m. MATURE — Reliable woman 33,000 mllas. II mpg., excellent con- CUSTODIAN — Part-time position, SECRETARY wanted to babysit in mv home, 14-27 Open S nighti to 1:30 P.m.. Sat. unit AUTO INSURANCE 988 8439 One person office, typing and sleno, dition $5400. Call *44-3*15. FREE quoits and blndtrs by pnont Black Seal license required Contact hours a week, four davs, Haile Highlands Board of Education for PART-TIME — 5:30 a.m.-7 a, electronic typewriter, experience area. Call after fa p.m., 264-8307 DODGE DART INI — Slant six, CALL TOLL-FREE BDM21 9701 Supplement present income, estab- preferred. Local area. Flexible application. 172-1476. hours. To 15 hour. Fee negotiable automatic, looks, runs good, 1475. RITTENHOUS6 PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa- lished morning newspaper routes MATURE PERSON — Mv home 741*5)0. DESIGNER — For custom liquid available to persons with car In ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY two evenings per week. Own trans- LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. mous lor low cost auto Insuranca. 20 Thomas 747-3494 ShrewSbur Easy paymtnt plan. Immadlata I.D. cooling systems. Experience In Matawan, Red Bank, Long Branch portation. Call 583-3304. . DODGE CHARGER SE 1*7* —WO Hwy. is 775-1500 Ocean Twp. parts selection, sheet metal design area. Can earn 1250 to i300 monthly. 45,400 mile*, loadad, air. erulsa con- cards Frit auoto by pMnt. Call SECRETARY TEACHER — Desires mature worn SAVE 1100 — Lifetime membership. deslrad. Degree of college credits Call davs, 671-7064, 229-1607, eves., HELP WANTED trol, power saats and more. 11*50 or 1441017. helpful. Send resume to Electro im- 87 7-4053. Typing and some experience In per an lor child care and light house btst offer. 4IM415 till * p.m., or Holiday Health Spa. $400 Racqutl- pulse Lab, 116 Chestnut St., Rtd sonnel work preferred. Neplune keeping Own transportation, live 114 AW altar 4. ball. pool/sauna. Evti., *71-*27|. Bank, N.J. 07701 PAINTERS WANTED — In-area. To 1170. davs per week, 7:30-4 p.m. 229S979. 10 Wanted Automotive terior/exterior work. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MALE OR FEMALE DODGE DART 1*41 — Slant SlK. STEIN CADILLAC WOMAN — With flexible schedule to ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK DENTAL ASSISTANT — Fair Call 787-4111 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury l automatic, took*, runs good, S47S Haven, Chalrslde with some front babysit days, l 'i years and 3 years Person to take complete charge of all home 77 5-2 MO AAAAAAA SECRETARY Mv home. References. 291-5540 MI-tSN. __ CLEAN-UP JUNK CARS And desk experience preferred. Call PART-TIME — But driver, privatt delivery and stores in Marlboro. Must have STRAUB BUICK-OPEL 747-9090. school, will train. U Ptr .hour to Good skills including steno, Ability DODGE VAN 1*73 — Partially cut- lata modal wracks. Hlghast prlcts start. Call between 9-4 p.m. 541-4777. to deal with people Freehold area. N IN E ACR ES of New and Used Cars paid now. Call Rocco, 71711M $1 Help Wanted serviceable automobile. tvmlied. Asking |2t00. Will nego- HWV 35 244 4000 Kavport DELIVERY PERSONS — Eve- Resume helpful. Start $160. tiate Call lM-tMl. 717-3141. nings, must have own car. Apply In PART-TIME DRIVER — 20-hour ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY THE FINEST SELECTION — Of person, Danny's Plzia & Subs. 24 work week, 13.25 an hour Transport 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbur DODGE POLARA 1*70 — Station JUNK CARS — And trucks wanted. Ayers Larw, Little Silver. ing clients to and from Day Center now and uted cart In Monmouth Top dollar, tree 14-ftour pickup. Call nUMEINOUSTniAL SPACE wagon. Good buv, mechanically County. Over 100 alr-condltloned •42-7030. SECRETARY The Da ily/Sunday Register •erfect. Ordered naw car, must sail. ill 1441 or 717-1111. DISHWASHER — Position available naw cart in stock. McGLOIN Typing and light steno, general of 12.000 sq tl Tailgate Loading. 4*00. Call 741-3744. in local high school. Excellent bene- PART-TIME WORKERS — Needed private parking. A/C. heat. BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrewsbury JUNK CARS WANTED fits. Call 842 1597, Ext. 41. to work from home making appoint- fice duties. To $135. Local area, Circulation Department .DODGE DART 19*1 — 1*73 motor, Ave.. Naw Shrewsbury. 741-4200. Rad Bank 741-1079 ments. Good pay with Incentives. No ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY •pnnkiered- Pucl>c 'rantponation .iiendard, good mileage. Must sail. DRIVER — Delivering newspapers experience necessary, will train. 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewibur, AND 542-4000 ext. 257 JUNK CARS WANTED — Hlghtst early morning hours Musi have car. 530-9400 Or 269-4714. -Best ofler Call 2*4-2*1*. TOYOTA LIFT t*7Mfc — Four- SEWING OPERATORS 9 000 sq n Ttiljste loading private prkas paid. Call after 6 p.m., 739-2215. parking, heat. •prink*retl PuDiic ask lor Mr. McKnight DODGE DART 1*75 — Slx-cyllndtr spaed, tow miltaga, air, AM/FM UC Towing, 291-5ttl PART-TIME — Suptrvlw small Trainees automatic. S1.000 mllat. 121*5 + MV stereo tap* deck, forest green, regu- EARLY SUNDAY A.M. group of aarlv morning newspapei Call 172-9333. transportation lar gat, 10 mpg. Btst otfar. Call NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY •fees and taxes. Tom Ktlly Auto TOP DOLLAR carriers in Rad Bank or Neptun SHEET METAL MECHANIC - Ex Sales, Daalar, 747-4434 or M-H11. 222 7424 or 741-M7O afttr 4:30 P.m. FOR USED CARS Parent and child with full slie car or areas. Good salary and car loan 747-1100 van S15-S30 for three hours. No col- perienced. Hospitalliation. profit LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. Permanent position. Call days, sharing, top pav, overtime. Call Rt. IS Savravllla. N.J. 727-1100 lecting. Call 747-2143. 671-7064, 229-1607; eve)*., 877-4053 BANKING 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Mid-Stale, 842 7199. TOP DOLLAR EARN 1200 —Weakly part-time clip- PART-TIME OFFICE WORKER - Paid lor Junk and usad cars pine newspaper Items! No ex-Experience required, two davs pei SHEET METAL INSTALLER — perl tncf necessary Write: Will train person with good poten TELLERS Call 741-1141 week. 9-4:30. References Call tlal. Must havt transportation. Call Midwest, Department SB. 6 North 787-7300. TOP DOLLAR PAID State Street, Elgin, Ml.. 60120. Mr. Phillips, 741-7172 after 7 p.m. TYPISTS For lunk cars. Immtdlatt pkkup PHYSICAL THERAPIST — Full- THE building is old ' ELECTRICIAN - MECHANIC • SHORT ORDER COOKS (2> — Full- THIS WINDOW IS OPEN Call 112-ano or 122-2140 lime position; United Cerebral time nights or part-time davs. Will WE MEED YOU! TROUBLE SHOOTER — Ex-Paisv School and Treatment Center. train if Inexperienced. Call from 2-4 THE owners are new— TWIN BROOK AUTO WRECKERS perienced in large development wir- Clients, birth through adults. p.m., or 8-10 P.m. 170-3664. TO YOU! — Opan for Duslnass. hlontll prlcts ing. Vacation, paid holidays, pension Pediatrics, orthopedic, Splna Blflda NO FEE-TOP RAY paid lor lunk cart. S42-221S. plan, hospitalliation. Steady job for clinics on site. Contact 222-4741 or SHEET METAL MECHANIC — Ex BONUSES-BENEFITS qualified parson. Start $7.50 an hour. writ*: United Cerebral Palsy, 75 perienced in fabrication or installa MAY we serve you? WE NEEO USED CARS Call 251 3556 North Bath Ave.. Long Branch, N.J., tlon of sheet metal duct work, for Learn how to cash in on your abilities and skills! Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV 07740. commercial, residential and In- Franklin State is opening its doors and windows to ROLET, Hwy. 14. Mttaoan ENVIRONMENTAL dustrial purposes. Good salary and CALL PICTURE FRAMING — Full-time, benefits. Call 122-2100. individuals interested in banking. Franklin State is a ENGINEER including Saturdays. Will train, but 543-5300 WE BUY USED CARS ANDExperienced in sludge, waste water, must have art background and re SHIRT PRESSER — Experienced great place to work! Come in and learn about our TRUCKS air pollution. Must have BSEE—five c«nl experience In quality ratal or Inexperienced, will train. Good flexible work schedule that permits varied days and SCHWARTZ Chrvtltr-Plvmouth years experience. Send resume with More. Call 583 1890. saiarv Immediate opening. Call Rid Bank, 7474707 salary requirements to 356 Main St., SS3-9947. hours Get the good word on our excellent salaries plus Matawan, N.J. 07747. ^^^^^^ PIECE WORKERS — Experienced our incentive bonus We offer outstanding benefits and for fireplaces, must have own equip- ENERGY CRISIS PREVENTION TAILOR/SEAMSTRESS — Part- plenty of growth potential in other banking areas We 566-6100 COORDINATOR — Must have a ment. Call 367-0477, Mon through time. Anthony's Tailors and high school diploma and one year Frl., 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Cleaners, 29 Monmouth $t, Red aquel opportunity employe* have immediate openings lor tetters in: experience In planning and operat- PRODUCTION PERSON Bank 747-1343. ing energy assistance programs for Electronic Concepts Is presently the poor. Sand rsume to Check-Mate seeking two individuals tor our prod- 51 Help Wanted Inc., 550 Cookman Ave., Room 219. uction caoailtor winding depart- Mala/Female Asbury Park, N.J. 07712. ment. First and second shift. If you are looking for an Interesting and VALUABLE COUPON STRATHMORE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EXPERIENCED DRIVER — For rewerdlne experience, and If you AIR CONDITIONING AND HEAT. concrete mobile delivery truck. have experience In machine opera- umii nuswMH KM MOST HOTELS ING — Sarvlca parson and Installtr. Good pay, overtime. 244-SOM. tion and maintenance of electro- MATAWAN Hosptlaliistion. prolll sharing, top EXPERIENCED — Climber or mechanical equipment, please apply 50 CENTS OFF 0FJ980VWHMHT8AVAILAIU pay. ovartlma. Must bt txptrlanctd. at Electronic Concepts Inc.. Hi In- ground worker wanted for tree ser- dustrial Way West, Eatontown, N.J., FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVEIIY Call Mid Slata. M2-71W, vice. Full-lime. Call 291-6609. or call Mr. Sherman at Ml M1-7HW. Your Next Call us loday to arrange an interview and lor more AIDES M/F — Homtmafct, homa FRY COOK WANTED — Apply In 9 a.m.S p.m. inlormalion about our upcoming OPEN HOUSE in Al>o currently available are our 1 »7» Eieeirtive haallh aldat. Full or partllma and person, Kcyport Fishery, ISO W. ELECTRONIC CONCEPTS INC. 14-hour duty. No axPtrlaiKa nacts- Front SI., Kevport 264-9713. SCOTCH PLAINS. Take your first step towards a Demo* (8clroeco», Oaahara, Dathor Natal, plut sarv. Frtt training courst. Earn REAL ESTATEM SALESPERSON DA&Y REGKTBt OASSffKD AD Rabortt.) hourly waits plus mllaaga. Car and FREE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING — — Century 11 Phoenix Realty ll By presenting this coupon Franklin State banking career! We are preBenHy taking order* tor Rabbit talaphona nacassarv. Call Family WITH AMERICAN HOME TOY looking for licensad or newly and Chlldrtns Sarvlct. 211-t100 or PARTIES. 264-4354 licensed associates, Due to overflow When placing your classil*d ad Dtaaatt for delivery during the) month ot Decem- S42-SIM of customers w* have several open (Sorry, not good dwartrt Funllf Ad ber. Contact our proreeelonally trained aalat ttall FULL/PART-TIME — Opening as Ings. Guaranteed leads through oui AIRCRAFT MECM/ELEC World Book Representative, excep- national referral system. or Cona-tcl Mnrtlt ar i) today at TRAINEE tional Income opportunity, flexible Guaranteed floor time. Call Mr. FRANKLIN STATE hours, no sates experience neces- Ecktof for. confidential Interview. Corporal* H»dquirt*rs H.S. graduate. IMS sary. For Interview appointment, 244-4900. AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO. Call Moo.-Frl., 10-3 call 741-1435, 264-0474, 53M15Q. 630 Franklin Blvd., Som.ra.t. N.J. 0M73 WJ7W, GENERAL OFFICE WORKER - REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Call 542-1700 201-745-6144 SAYREVILLt- ASSISTANT MANAOERS Answering phones and general of- For aggressive office with mai •T 35 WANTED - Far last-growing, con- fice work. Apply Marlboro Glass Imum training and advertising pro- Man crocks to: TtM Dally Riglitor 727-1300 vanltnct hod slant. Call 442«M Distributors. Tennent Rd.. Morgan- onmi. MELMED REALTY. On* Itaflsttr Man, Shrewsbury. N J. 07701 lor inttrvitw. villa. N.J. 671-56)0. 1|( The Daily Reg*** MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1979 152 Boats And Nubbin IM Farm Proptrty Accessories 76 Auction Sales WANTED BUYER — To make quick 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise buv of excellent small farm with CLEARANCE SALE For Sale For Sale Bood buildings in handv spot from Ail boats and engines COLONEL JAMES A MOORE VB6... anxious owner. Owner will hold AUCTIONEER mortgage lor qualified buyer WINTER STORAGE 20193* 2641 Harold Lindamenn, Brofcer, Eaton- Boats and engines Daily-Sunday MYERS ELECTRO LIGHT — Snow town 542-1103. Oven 7 days a wee* plowing lights, full set-up, best otter Bry s Marina, NaaW, 775j71j4_ Call 842 0840 aller 6 f m 77 Pets And Livestock FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS - REGISTER MAGNESIUM SLOTTED RIMS — 1S7 UUAAcrtagt Winter dry ttoratg* available ill Five-lug Fit AMC or Ford. Llfce per foot to include haul and spring brand new 741 4992 Advanced And Beginners launch Complete marine services Classified Ads BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-R*d Opened weekends or call for con MOVING — Gas dryer, MK month' DOG TRAINING Bank and Monmouth Beach. Call as low as old. 1170 Custom made Roman Classes eves and Sal. afternoons. days. I9M53S After 5, *71 HU tract 7471010 shades 739 3690 Bavshor* Companion Dog Club 74I-KM6 MIDDLETOWN — $13400 par lot. FLAGSHIP MARINE Eight - W acre wooded lot sub- 43 cents OPENING SUNDAY AKC DOBERMAN PUPPIES y division Some with view of New Bavliner Whaler AauastMrt Rtds or blacks. 7I7-I52* or 717 9316 York Uyltne Builders only RIV- Hobla Buccaneer Seafarer Oct. 21 - 10 a.m. after 6 p.m. MONMOUTH ST ANTIQUE SHOP ERSIDE AGENCY INC , 747 3424 O'Dav Harpoon Phantom Later 206 Monmouth St , Red Bank ALASKIAN MALAMUTE PUPS — Calkin* Gator E-Z Loader For FAST RESULTS Quality consignments wanted Mus Whelmed 9/17/79, AKC, Urge boned, WEST LONG BRANCH — Residen- Johnson Outboard AT LOW COST be Old PRIVATE HOMES ONLY. perfectly marked, both Sire and 84 Merchandise 102 Housts For Rent 131 Housts For Salt 132 Condominiums tial building tot, over one acre. Un- Sales & AAA Rated Service Dam on premises. $250 lo $350. usually wooded and secluded, adla- Complete Canvas Shoo PAINT - S3 50 gal interior Evas., 681-5269, Days, 741 6646 Wanted Town Housts cant to Green Acres. Only $24,900 phone $5 20 gal exterior Buv now with $4900 down. Pay the 1st Ave.. Atlantic Highlands CALL SU4779 BEAGLES — AKC pups, excellent KEANSBURG — Three bedrooms ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A balance upon construction of your hunting prospects, good for pets. available Nov IS. $160 per month and Old Victorian home built b home up to one year later. Call R J 291-5600 OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chi Security required. 717-876* after ' millionaire A. Strauss This 20-roor CHANNEL CLUB TOWER — Men- REGISTER PIANOS ORGANS Must sell this week, will sacrifice na, glassware, art objects and brie mouth Baach. Vary larae, beautiful Brunelli, Exclusive Broker, 494-M00, OPEN SUNDAYS Call 9*M 4655 a brat Immediate cash for any p.m. picturesque house sits on lop of a hi days. Or •70-9591, eves and week FOUR ANTIQUE CHRIS CRAFT — N J S LARGEST MUSIC CENTER n the heart of town, lined with tree apartment, 14th floor. Living room, ends, at* tor Nell. 0 GRAND OPENING SALE thing and everything. Ruscll's, 25 E KEANSBURG — Small two ilng area, one bedroom, IM baths, Mahogany boats, 193*-l954 "I** *, Classified Ads BEAGLE - Female, AKC regis Front It., Red Bank. 741—1693 hat are over a century old Th lered All shots Six months old $125 bedroom house Large kitchen, nice house boasti of widow's peaks n, kitchen, refrigerator, lea Wood In excellent shape. Call Visit our huge showroom Best selec or best offer. Call 495-0747. yard, small porch. $225 par month tainad glass windows and wlndln maker, dishwasher, compactor, 138 Mobile Homes J5S-4S45 or 920-9391. 542-1700 lion of major professional brands TWENTY DOLLARS — For your oli Plus utilities 1410*7 between M talrway. The foyer la magnlflcen tundry room, wathar/dryar, seven many used organs, student pianos bamboo teat rake when you buy a HAULINGWINTERIZING- Toll Free Irom Ma id wan Area FREE KITTENS - 10 weeks old. p.m. only, all day weekends with Its dual fireplaces, carai argi closets, large terrace. STORAGE - Power and sail. IO Rentals from \i » per month. "Tr litter trained, two tiger, one gray brand new Parker Leal Swecpei hearth and all-wood ceilings Th iver/ocean and N.Y. skyline view GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES only place to make a decision". and while. Adult permission < Towne Tractor, all models on dis LITTLE SILVER — Four bedroom* Membership In private, famous 2*'. Pisces Marina, Belford 717 566-6100 1") baths, living room, dining room harms are too many to na< — Bethany Rd., Haitot. Adult park LENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan FREE-HOLD MUSIC CENTER 842 8557 Shrewsbury. Play Rl. 33, Freehold. 431 3831 'here it much, much work, but « hannel Club included, beautiful walk to showing and N.Y but Pond Rd Shopping Center kitchen and family room. $550 pei lumnion , blllard room, card Bay boatlna Irrout berthing service Toll Free from Mlddletown Area Rt 9, Freehold GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUP — WANTED — Any condition, month plus utilities. Lease and sa nitie time, love and money, thl for power and sail boats, IS to 2* dolls, toys, teddy bears, all Christ curltv required. E. A. ARMSTRONG ould be vour mansion of a lifetime room, bar and refrloafator, heated 6719300 For "no waling appointment catl Female, shots. Mother and father on twtmmlng pool, two tennis courts, HAZLET — Ilxto, two-bedrooms, Used boat sales 717-2139. -a*-T 800393*927 premises. 842 7390 mas Items, also Halloween items AGENCY, Realtors, 741-4300 Offer $50,000 Bv owner. Will hall private oarage, plus ample Perkins, large kitchen, wall-to-wall carp*t, MARINE ELECTRONICS - MT Will pick up Top dollar will be paid DINETTES - New. '$44 95 New lna.net. Mi-Pfl- 24 hour valat tar vice, N.Y., Newark washer/dryer, air conditioned, tw* the latest in Si-Ten recorders, VHF GREAT PYRENEES — 10 months 741-4072. LONG BRANCH — Two-bedroom storage shed, patio and canopy, five piece bedroom, $I9S . old. AKC-registered. Great tem- near ocean, kids ok, clean, $300. and Red Bank bus pastes 1 fi blocks. radios, direction tinders or Loran, tresses, new, $29 95 K D SHARP'S PIANO — Upright ELLEN S. HAZELTON. REALTOR Hot water Included In maintenance walk lo shopping and transportation. your best buy it perament. Must sell due to allergies. STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 Inter-Cltv Relocation Sarvh 2*4 30*9 after 5 p.m. FURNITURE. 175 Hwy 36. We« • Asking turn 1100. 495-1185- rtarga Air conditioned, heated. Keansbura Alter l pm, 495 009 5 '39 till. 264 5900 REAL ESTATE MATAWAN — Five rooms, kids ok 842-3200 nanv expensive extras, low taxes. BOAT HOUSE GREAT DANE PUPPIES — AKC 1125,000. Catt owner, Mr*. Mill) MOBILE HOME — 10x55, two 1133 Ocean Ave. Saa Bright „ RENTALS carpeting, $400. Bkr. FAIR HAVEN — On the pond of bedrooms. Senior Citizens only, no DINING ROOM — Mcdtif rraneai PIANOS — ORGANS registered Br indies Half price TIM-BRO INC $50 544-0905 River Oaks L-shaped Ranch. Tw itfca, •70-33*9, 417-OO45 Will take •41-2111 table si> ih,i.rs and breaklront All Musical Supplies and Services 7B7-7925. ireplaces. open barbecue pit I back morteaoe Exquisite furniture pets, walking to but. N.Y, and N.J. Open Tues. through Sun excellent condition, $700 or^best of TUSTING PIANO CO 101 Apartments RED BANK — Three bedroom, good itchen. Mint. Sterling Thompson available extra. 7874451. ler 24>4 ai 77 * Our 97th Y«ar IRISH SETTER PUPS - AKC-reo area, new paint, yard, kids, P*ts Group, Nancy Koo Realty. 530-0900 WINTER STORAGE Asbury Park 775-0664 istered, wormed. Sire and dam on TRAILER FOR SALE — Good con $350. ililion tat on town area. Best offer DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL Open 9 to 9 premises Good disposition 251-0462 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Capr STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 FOUR SEASONS REALTY $4.50 PER FOOT or 264 0693 Apertments. Luxury garden apart LITTLE SILVER CHESHIRE Call 542-1757 or 542-9001. EATONTOWN MARINE Clearing wood chipping 291-142 PiANO — Baldwin Acrosonic Spinet RED BANK — Four bedrooms, cen E. River Rood Rumson ,QUAR E — A rare opportunity. The mentt, heat, hotwater supplied 330-9600 VINDALE — t2x*0. Two bedrooms, 355 Rt. 35 North DIAMOND - Engagement nns Recently tuned, light walnut finish MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS — Free pool, free maintenance tral air, carpeting, dishwasher, new jnlv three bedroom, largest two- EAtontown, N.J. Asking 4750 Call 747 5849 weekdays AKC registered, only two males left torv townhouse available In the washer/dr ver, dishwasher, refrig- Almost >J . i Brilliant cut set i pets. Near shopping and transport* kitchen and bath, $300. 741-319*. FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY erator, electric range/oven, three- Tillanv setlmg Newer been worn After 6 p.m., 747-1342. black /silver. Health guaranteed lion Call 791-0006 between 9-7. holcett location of Cheshire. Mas- 544-0323 $175 J9t-ltt9 REALTORS er bedroom syitt with full bath and ion naw central air unit, 10x30 Must spit Bpsi ofrer 6T 4J3* Woodland Or — Mlddletown porch/roof, 10x10 shad, cement slab, POOL TAIiLE COLTS NECK — Efficiency, $85 p« bedrooms, kids ok, \V» belt 671-9494 dressing room. Landscaped, in WINTER STORAGE SPECIAL DINING ROOM SET — With butfe ONE APPALOOSA - $500. One Ap $500 Bkr. ludes atrium Walking distant* to all skirted, wall-to-wall, stone well Exquisite old fashioned model with paloosa. $475. One Sorrel Gelding week. Motel unit, $75 per week. Dal with electric fireplace. Must see to Any site boat stored on trailer. $100. and china closet $1000 or best olfei artistic Queen Anne legs, slate Iv ratal available, light hout* TIM BRO INC. 150 HAZLET — English Tudor bi-level verythlng and vet unique, private winter storage package price for all Call 747 6106 $500 Six registered Quarter horses ural tatting, Truly priced to sell at appreciate, 117,500. 717*315 Lather pockets 1)900 value; sacri $750 and up. fc71-9715 keeping COLTS NECK MOTEL RUMSON — Three bedroom duplex '•> years old, three bedrooms, two boats It' and undtr, Ills. DINING ROOM SET - Table an tue. t649 Free delivery 289 0760 Call 431-1734. jaths, principals, $*9.5O0. 264-8267 137,500. Call Doris Baldrldg* at tenant pays utilities, $330 month RIVERS I-DE AGENCY, INC., tour chairs. Contemporary design POODLE — Free, moving, no pet! Call 741-1493, after » p.m. HAZLET — California feeling. Foui 140 Real Estate Wanted Hurry — limited space at these excellent condition 5275 671 1B53 PUMPKINS allowed Silver miniature male, pa I". A TON T OWN — Two bl 473424 or 7414933 prlcas. OUTBOARD AND IN- Large selection Wholesale-retail pen Call 2915548. bedrooms, kids, pets ok, near shop- SEA BRIGHT — One-bedroom bedroom bi-level, newly dacoratei BOARD/OUTBOARD WINTER DINING ROOM SET - Oval ST Casoia Farm. Rl. 520, Holmdel ping, private. bungalow, kids ok, move today, only hroughout. Trees, Plckat-fenc HOUSES BOUGHT IZING AND STORAGE. Authorised table, oius two leaves, six ch 4281. STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-9 $130. ard Central air conditioning, hu OCEANFRONT — Luxury hl-rlM, MerCruiter Sales and Service. bullet and china cabinet As 80 Bicycles/ STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9414 mldifler. fireplace. Walk to school! mouth Baach, tenth floor, two FOR CASH 1300 Call w \,.r QUEEN SIZE BEDROOM SET — HIGHLANDS — Three rooms and a importation, churches, Low lax 74 HOUR APPRAISAL • CALL FOR bath, $150 a month, plus one month's bedrooms, two baths, large living Pleasure Bay Yacht Batin, Inc. $350, Kenmore washtr, $75, Ham-Mini Bikes UNION BEACH — Two lar«a i. $79,300. 2*4-1779. oom, G.E. kitchen, balcony over DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY, Oceanport 12215*3 FOUR -, United A-rline ' j mond organ. I30O0 'B' hHbA security. 364-1437, bedrooms, living room, eat-In kltch ooklno ocean and river. Indoor and REALTOR, 739 2233. tickets en, family room, $375 per month. IVt HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTING! WINDROSE 21' — 1979, Dealer Call 264 39B7 SEVEN PIECE — Contemporary BIKE — 26", coaster brake, set up HIGHLANDS — Spacious, char mini Call the Karr Agency, Inc. utdoor pool. Sauna and gym. Owner SHREWSBURY BORO with baskets and special kick stand one-bedroom, second-floor apart months security. eloceted, mutt tall. Bait offer. demo, loaded with all the goodies, bedroom set for sale, 1450 MELMED REALTY Bkr. 671 5*50 36 River Rd.. Fair Haven, 741-447 SMALL HOME furling J.B., sleeps five, 7Vi h.p. FRANKLIN STOVE - 36". glas 741-1712 for paper carrier, extra wheel. $25 ment with balcony, clothes 12-1144. 2U11S2 doors, biass knobs, mscreen. Like 223-3152, washer/dr ver. Completely < EANSBURG — Beautiful Honda, pop-lop with cover, trailer, new, $300 741 9053 SEWING MACHINE — Kenmore carpeted, dishwasher, air condi edroon custom 13-year-old ranch OCEAN VIEW CONDOMINIUM — winter storage paid, summer slip table model, good condition. $75 MOPED — Professionally main tloned, $350 per month. Cal 103 Rentals To Share Brick and aluminum siding. Large Monmouth Baach, N.J., two available, life Unas and stanchions, FREE DELIVERY - Firewood $OfA I xedo, 84". fawn color ow. The Smolko Real Estate Agen 'ark. Wall-to-wall rugs and drapes. 687-3040. 9-5:30 P.m. Tony Rechner. Security and one-vear lease re PROFESSIONAL WOMAN — Seeks Any name brand available such as e year old. cost $700. must POOL — Buv now and save for nexi Quired. 173-0*36. 787-0123. 97,000. 531 3IM Accessories sell, sac ifice $300 2290173 season 21' round extrudec same, to share house or apartment, House. Cenlurv. Henredon EANSBURG — Owner will hold Tiinum DOOI with filler, deck anc HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, $130 Maiawen area S83-6354 after 5 p.rri 154 Recreational Heritage. Hickory. Triomasville accessories. Never used, in original tortgage. Claan thrtt bedroom 1979 LEFTOVERS i many more For more inform.* Pius security and utilities. Call after anch, large living room and dining HADOW LAKE VILLA — Wooded, arton. For details call 739-2674 after 1, 725-4917. ALSO MARINER OUTBOARD* Vehicles lion can weekdays. 12 lo 9 p.m SUPER SIDING 6 p.m. 104 Winter Rentals oom combination. Enclosed porch •rival*. Garage opens lo kitchen. 70 h.p., $1799 '21 66*6 HIGHLANDS — One-bedroom, kids ue bath. Gas heat. SSOOO down I )lning room, fireplace, two 60 h.p.. $1999 Furnltufl Catalog Service of N J • INSTALLER uatified. Full price, $23,900. Alto bedrooms, two baths $»'s Sal* by 90 h.p., $1100 CAMPING TRAILER — That ok, Just remodeled, parkins, $1f0. HIGHLANDS — Two ro room! and bath, two-story S out 12 TRAILER LOAD IN- 83 CBs/Electronics STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 >ner. Call 172-0131 evening* MS h.p., 12225 mount! on a pickup truck, self-con- FURNITURE -- Qudiily only, lor VENTORY of large aluminum sid- urnishad house, single only, porch, omi, baseboard heat, walk 140 h.p., $3350 tained, sleeps eight, ample storage every room of vour home Wonderlu \>i distribulor! Now vou can save KEANSBURG — One-bedroom ntll Mav 31. No oats, $183. 291-3371. rade school $39,900 Owner enx 175 h.p., power trim, $3971 Like new. 94*470*. buvs dl Lorraine's Nearly New, 33 undreds of dollars during AMATEUR RADIO — Transiever, out, make offer. CHATEAU REAL 33 Income Property apartment tor rent. SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studios Vanderbilt Ave., Leonardo, Ibehind THE SUPER SIDING band. Veasu FT-DX-SM. CWX Call 717-4332 after 1 p.m. Y, REAL ESTATE, 215 Carr Ave EATONTOWN MARINE LAYTON II' SELF-CONTAINED — • post oil ice) Weds -Sat s. 11-4. WINTER SPECIAL! TAL filter. $350. Call 747-2044. and motel units—maid service, all eansburg, 787 5M4. 355 Rt. 35 North G«od condition, sleeps six Call Sun s, 12? Special this week: eight leautify, msuiale and never paint K EANSBURG — Five rooms, adults utilities Included. Low winter rates Eatonlown, N.J. 74\-*UI. piece French Provincial dminc I AHIAN id . hannel hide -bath custom Colo- Acouvtit guitar, etc 737 1895 HE SUPER SIDING INSTALLER KEANSBURG — Clean two on a beautiful quiet street Cen RUGS, FOR CASH bedroom apartment. Immediate oc classified advertising ODAY^' HIGHLANDS — Single room for al air, two-car garage, and lots HAMMOND & BALDWIN NTERNATIONAL GALLERIES iancv. Upstairs il Hancock St. 159 E. Newman Springs Rd justness gentleman. Nautical view. ore. Asking $160,000 E. A. PIANO AND ORGAN 222-8704 Shrewsbury 747-6200 KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE —One- 72-1210 RMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtors, CENTER bedroom apartments, $215 per 3 Prospect Ave., Little Sllvei KEANSBURG - Rooms bv weak, 1-4300. HE USED FURNITURE CENTER ALL LIONEL TRAINS month. V/i month security. Heat, hot month. Please call 717-3111 or Division of Altenberg 197 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank iter and cooking Included. Call 9-3 87-6169 for Information IDDLETOWN — Solid brick con- Piano House Flyer Top cash appraisal, daily. 264-8313. INFLATION Beens, Has-beens and Why Nots 946 2B93__ ruction Three bedroom home. Hot Did vou know : KEYPORT — 183 Second St. Room eter baseboard heat. FuH bate' We Are NJ.'s ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for EONARDO — Cozy cottage for •ith bath. Bv the week. Prefer wom- em. Super clean, low taxes, fine CTORIAN MARBLE TOP — OP cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- ids, pets, free heat, $115 an. 364 7107. rea. $54,900, BOB GRIMM AGEN Largest and Oldest esser, $250. Matching wash stand. iques, 109 East River Rd , Rumson. STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 Y. S66-8400. Piano Dealer JO Spool headboard, $25. Call 842-3159. Member Appraisers As- SINGLE FURNISHED ROOM oiiation of America. LONG BRANCH - Four-bedroom, IN GOOD LOCATION LIGHTER Mason and Hamlm. * •niii.ui 41 9361 . DDLETOWN — Call or tend tar kids, pets, some utilities, paid, 2nd CALL 364-7636 Sohmtr Baldwin, Kawai. Knabe. Ave., $360. r "Shore and Country Living' Everett, Currier, Hardman and ICTORIAN REPRODUCTION — ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-1434 rochure, pics, descriptions, ericas Player pianos mi tables, mahogany with marble IQUES, Rt. 36 and Homestead 108 Commercial DtClUtlvt listings AP op, excellent condition, $250 7' sofa, Awe.. Leonardo Mi.i»M. MIDDLETOWN — New luxury LEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors 3I5RLAY.JDF Lawson new slipcovers, $|>o Call garden apartments, from (340. Im 30 Rt. 35, MiddlelOwn, 671 3300. GRAND PIANOS 842-3775. AVOID THE GARAGE SALE - lediate and future occupancy. Rentals 300 MAIN STREET I0DLETOWN — Mint condition WAR POSTER COLLECTION — 14 Hassle. TOD dollar paid tor your ASBURV PARK. N J 077.2 wanted items Call 1648615 after AGENTS — Extcutlvat. pro- rte-bedroom ranch, newly painted 7T5-9JOO World War I and six World War II Apartments tached garage. Finished pine rtc osiers available as a lot No reason ».m. essionals: offices available In two LOOK FOR THESE ADS Open daily •> to 9, Sat HI s ir three rooms or larger. Air. ration room In basement. Large tot ble oiler refused. Call weekdays. DIAMONDS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - Bedroom, JJ Available jarpet, decoration. On long-term )xl25 Lovely Mlddletown neigh mi 'i between 46 Dm. for in- Will purchase from individuals and orhood. Good school system Low living, dining room, appliances. ormation. eases. Red Bank area. Full tar- more 117 Pearl St , Red Bank states diamond and gold Jewelry Company Ices. Low rents. 741-9S9S. axes. Asking $45,000 Call owner )ur program (or buying gives v.ou 47-3187. DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX HOME BEER TA° - Fully refrig- he most money lor your gems, ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE l k Rdllbl CO2 72 Garage Sales 41-2003, bv appointment only. Jorjin 530-9494 — Heart of Red Bank, private park- UNT CONDITION — TWO Diamonds. ng. approximate 160 SQ. ft,, $100 a EDROOM RANCH IN PARK Yard Sales month. Call Rocar Company before IKE SETTING. OVER 200' FRON NAN JOHNSON PORT MONMOUTH - Small apart- P.m., 741-3311. AGE. ONE BLOCK FROM TEN BUYS AND BUYS •0% DISCOUNT TICKET — United DISHWASHER — Portable, PICTURE WINDOW — 5n4, with 2x4 : ment m Port Monmouth Rd. IS COURTS, PLAYGROUND AND double hung window on each side. IBM TYPEWRITERS rom an entire household to a single Bedroom, kitchen/living room area EATONTOWN — Broad St. Newly ICYCLE PATH. COMPLETE avocado, with butcher-block top, RENTAL $19.50 per mo. ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES tern. Antique furniture, Jewelry, sil- decorated office, central air, ample RIVACY. $69,500, 223-3152. ike now. $150. 542-265*. rm plate and storm-screen com- — Garage sale. Furniture, art-deco, and bathroom. $210 plus electric and lation window included. $100. Rpnt with option to buy 872-0327 er. Immediate cash. Top dollar. security, Call 491-0374. parking, telephone answering and tv and night stand, pottery, 43-1449. ight typing available. $130 UP CEAN TOWNSHIP — Waysid* DINING ROOM — Chandelier, 8429130. LEVOLOR BLINDS VERTICAL glassware, lamps, old bottles, mill- Al R CONDITIONER-Sears, n.000 brass, has five amber globes, us RED BANK — Contemporary two 542-6877 Woods and Long Vl*w Village PLAYER PIANO— And bench, art- 30-o off Call for free estimates. y items and much, much more to bedroom with beautiful view of the legant new homes from $116,000 BTU'S, $200. MagnavOH stereo, four Movie protector, 16mm sound, has Verhgo Industries, 774-4383 VISA nerous to list. 30 Hwy 537. on the TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO speakers, $60. 5 ft. bar, maple, with public address system and micro- ique, $200 or best offer. 842 0053 DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to Naveslnk. No P«ts. (450, with option HAZLET — Executive suit* consist all 531-0505. and MASTER CHARGE. • tier of Long view, Freehold lo buy as condo. 741-0514. mg of four offices, library or con wo swivel stools, $75. Cotfee table, phone, movies and cartoons, asking sp , 9-5, Sat., Oct. 17 lash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will ED BANK — One and two-family (10 717-8934. LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS 3uv from private owners and es lerance room. Ideal tor Lawyer, PORTABLE TV 19" RED BANK — Two-bedroom apart Accountant, etc. $230 month plus ousel available, 71-80% mortgaoe Black while. $60 VERTICAL BLINDS GARAGE SALE f n . Sal . Oil ates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- menl, near transportation. $300 plus allable. Purchase price $75,000 AIRLINE TICKETS - Two, tlon, S10 each. One Firestone tire, 30°o'OFF LIST! 26. 27. 10 Furniture. PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- utilities.739-9200. price, American, $50. each. Call attar *, 583-334* SIGNED. 799 River Rd., Fair gas and electric 330-0591. no up. 741-3196. Free delivery. Elenbv Products nitcal aneous items Ratn or shine. Call 542-3651 PORT A CRIB — $35. Large crib, Call 223-4449 for quote, i Cen ra Ave . Hurt Mi nmouth. Haven, N j 842-6257. RED BANK — Three-bedroom IMMEDIATE RED BANK — Colonial, deadend AIR CONDITIONER - $45. Cots, Sonic portable phonograph, solid $75 with mattress Bunk beds, $75 apartment, $380 per month, one OCCUPANCY trtel, three bedrooms, two baths state, $15. Call I42-6IM. rtth mattress, like new. 747*106. month's security Plus utilities. No m, fireplace. $79,900. Prlrvcl $15. Maple chairs, $15. Carriage, $20. pets. References 747-5619. Table spring, $20. Bed flats, $1.50. QUEEN SIZE BEDSPREAD — nly. 741-9161. Bed sides, $20 Harvard frames, $5- APPROXIMATELY 1800 SO. FT. DINING SET — Table with leaf, four With drapes, two sets, 125 each. RED BANK — One-bedroom, ver RED BANK COLONIAL — Wai $20 Desk, $20. Tables, kitchen. $25 chairs, buffet, china closet, good Three pairs of custom made drapes, private location. Wall-to-wai laintained older home with charm and 115. Coffee tables, $75 and $20, condition $125. Fireplace set, logs, carpeting. $350 INCLUDES HEAT nd four-bedrooms, two baths For end, $50 and $35. Fans, $15 and $35 andirons. $20 Three yellow kitchen I AND ALL UTILITIES. Days OFFICE OR STORE dining room plus dan, Sui Men's, women's winter coats, chairs, chrome. $20 787-8338. CLASSIFIED lackets, pants. $3 to $10, sites 42 lo I 747-4344. porch. Fenced play yard. One block REFRIGERATOR — Croslev, good o bus line- Well priced for a fas f. Woman's Car-a-cul gray jacket. DINETTE SET — Wrought Iron with condition, quicK sale, MS. TV, roof RED BANK — Two-bedroom, utlll Adjacent to W&J Sloane ale. $33,900. Call today. H7S Man's racoon, $175. Call four vinyl chairs, formica.top. $50. dnienna, 520 Cali 531 3692 allrr 6 ties paid, kids ok, Rector PI., $335 CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9'~ 140 Broad St., Red Bank "Independently Owned" Rlvar Rd. Fair Haven DRAPERIES — Custom lined an- RED BANK — Luxury high-rise AIRLINE TICKET — v,-(are tique satin, light beige, perfect. between 67 p.m. Two and three bedroom apartments CALL (201)741-74*6 coupon, United Airlines $45. Threejialr, $1S each. 67J-9475. BUSINESS DIRECTORY II between 7-9 p.m., 843-4665. Call 3*4 4469 SEARS — Leal, vacuum shredder RUMSON ELECTRIC STOVE — $125. Loye" bagger, extra bag, $175. Call RED BANK — Beautiful large two- 741-0292 or Your Broker New Rumson home. Unusual am AIRLINE COUPON seat, $110. Antique chair, $135. 291-0674. I bedroom, eat-in kitchen, dish radical design In this three United, half fare, »» Bedroom lounge. $65. Three-Piece A DAILY GUIDE I washer, carpeting, landlord pays edroom, two-bath home. Flrepiac Call 671-6237 maple set, $200 Call 741-7092. SNOW TIRES — Two, B78-13, heat. $400. 741-3196. MATAWAN — Rt. 34, 1300 sq. ft n family room, 38' deck, gas heat mounted on Pinto or Bobcat wheels, office space, will sub-divide Primi ne-car garage Walking distance t AIRLINE — Half ofl discount FIFTH WHEEL Trailer hitch, used one winter, $50. 542-8739 eves Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS RED BANK — Duplex, living room location Immediate occupancy schools and bus lines. Breaking coupons, United, $50 each. complete hook-up, $175. or weekends. I dining room, eat-In kitchen Secorw 566-093*. ound now. Pick your colors 291-2530 Call 229-6145 SNOW TIR ES — $60 for an excellent >r; three bedrooms and bath. $335 4,300. AMERICAN AIRLINES— (2) 50% I per month, references and security RED BANK — New professional Ellen S, FURNACE - Gas. Counter flo, pair of J7B15 Firestone Town a. egulred. (609) 3*9-7040. office space. Centrally located with 65,000 BTU's, $50. Good condition. Country glass-belted tubclets white parking. 530 to 2100 M. ft., $330 and HAZELTON-Realtor 787-3491; If no answer, call again. wails, Call 671-1785. 842-3200 ROOFING & SIDING MOVING & STORAGE RED BANK — Three-room apart UP. Heat, water, sewer, taxes and APPROXIMATELY — 35' ol ALTERATIONS ment, bath and shower, 11 Canal St maintenance Included. 741-5111 or GLOBE BAR — $50. Iranian paint- SOFA ,— Two-piece curved, RUMSON AREA — Call or s«nd fo jalousie windows. In three sections, ing, $50. injira basket, $98. Lamps, gold/black Moral, excellent condi- Next to Roots. $300 Includes utilities 141-tfM. with door, screens included, $135. MOVE WITH NICK — For less. Free 741-2978 or 741-2153. our "Shore and Country Living' $10. Brass coflee table, $98. 544-1049. tion, $700 Call 495-1656. BUSY LANDLORDS GAGLIANO estimates. Senior rates, also will RED BANK - Moving? Have space brochure, pics, descriptions, price 12 9130. Have a rental — no time to shape It Roof ing-Siding-Gutters-Repairs travel. Call anytime, 366-9194. n exclusive listings AP HIGH RISE BED— Quean tile, $75. STORM WINDOWS -Wooden, sev RED BANK «- Two bedrooms, child at a reasonable rent! 2500 sq. ft. plus BAR 6' - Excellent condition, $50, Bedspread and two drapes, green up? We do Minor carpentry, paint Free estimates. 229-0669 or 222-1869 ok. all utilities paid, $333. Bkr. office and work room. Good location 'LEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors en 31x55, two 30x43; screens, eight 13 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson Buffet and large dining room table, floral print, $20. Record cabinet, $5. 32*55, two 24x39 $3 SOeach 264-6365. mg. cleaning (oven, rugs, fixtures TIM-BRO INC. $50 544 090 limited parking. Perfect tor show- both $20. Two bowling balls, $10. 391-2063. floors) and guarantee our work GENERAL CARPETCLEANING rooms, antique center, studio, etc 43-2900. Like new fireplace electric air STEREO - Console, Motorola, 7473960 RUMSON - Big one-bedroom, kids 671-0832. blower, $35, Set of weights, about 14$ LIVING ROOM — Modern L-shaped Drexel cabinet, new cost $1000. ask- CONTRACTING pets, utilities, best area, »375 lbs., $15. 495 1876 anytime sofa. $200 Chair with ottoman, $150. ing $100. 495-0105, after 5:30 Or week A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9' STORE OR OFFICE — For rent at HINKING OF Selling or Buying Lames and tables, $50 each. ends all day. QUALITY HOME IMPROVE — Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable bus stop, 900 sq. ft. at 37 W. Front St, Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALT> BELTED G-78 14 — Suburbanite, MENTS — New company cost GENERAL CONSTRUCTION SEA BRIGHT - Two-room apart 671-2800 291 9318, All phases. Free estimates rates. Morris Hoffman, 747-0209. Red Bank, Call 741-1803. Goodyear, two, $75. E 78 14 General THREE WINDOWS — And storm Carpentry, roofing, painting, etc ment for rent. $240 per month. In snow tires, $75. CB radio, Johnson LOVESEATS (2) — Herculon, one windows. 38" wide x 42" high. $20 583-6592 842 9047 eluding utilities. No peti Security WALKER A WALKER Messenger IX with antenna, $40. good and one fair, $150 for both. each. Call 739-2011. PLUMBING & required 143-1794. After 4 p.m., cal 110 Wanted To Rent REALTORS Eight-track tor Chevrolet, hook-up Sewing machine, $30. Checkwrlter, 741-9SU. Shrewsbury Office 741-521 lour speakers, $50. 18" electric $15 Call 741-5354 alter 7 p.m. TWIN BED — Adjustable metal HOME REPAIRS - Ail types. Iree CAMERAS HEATING Mlddletown Office 671-331 frame, box spring, mattress, white estimates, all work guaranteed Cat _ SEA BRrGHT — Runaway Beach i mower, B&D. $35. 729-5910. 1 ATTENTION— Landlords! Tenants MATTRESS - Box spring, Queen padded vinyl headboard, good condi- Mr FIJI it. (,71 Wb8 Villas. One-bedroom, furnished eager to rent Immediately. 431-6032, OUR SETTING FOR ANTIQUE slie. $55 Twin siie mattress, $30. tion, $65. 247-9670, after * p.m. CAMERA REPAIRS A SALES FURNACE CLEANING — Repairs HOY'S - Trundle bed, heavy dark On the premises at heat Included, on ocean with pool Mon.-Fri., 8:30-4 p.m. No fee. — Restored Century-old Colonial on rood. Designer drapes, spread and 22 YOUR LITTLE NEW YORK and installation, gas boiler or hot air sauna. Available Dec, 1. 843-3393, -acre. Secluded Shrewsbury loca imp to match. $100. Call eves., TWO AMERICAN AIRLINES— ^i- Bailey Jewelry and Gift Mart furnaces installed. George Supinskl. BATTLESHIP N.J. SOCIETY — A ion. Formal dining room, new coun MAHOGANY CHINA CLOSET — fare coupons, $100 each. Call DRESSMAKER - Women's alter Shrewsbury Plaia S423676 843S94O. at ions and wardrobes 530 0591. N.J. license 1014 Days, 7170990. SHREWSBURY — One-bedroom non-profit corporation, desires office v kitchen, den with fireplace, two 741-1548. eves., 873-1364. unfurnished, available Nov. l. $230 space, room for two desks. In Red Edrooms. Inviting features In ai BUNK BEOS — Unused, beautiful, monthly, all utilities Call 842-2336. Bank or Mkfdletown area, In ex- out that must be seen, $91,000. LAW complete with mattresses, ladder, UNITED AIRLINES — SOS dis- QUALITY HOME IMPROVE CARPET change for a tax write-off. Please LEY AGENCY, REALTORS ails. $175. 229-7461. MAPLE DOUBLE BED —Mattress count coupon, $60. Maple twin bed MEN TS — New company cosl INSTALLATION R8.A PLUMBING AND HEATING fWO BEDROOM — Apartment, call 787-7770. 41-6162, ev« . 143-5579. and spring. $50. Maple formica-top with mattress. $40. Two leather Carpentry, roofing, painting, et< — 24-hour service. heat and water supplied, un CONTEMPORARv — Sofa, never dining room table, three leaves, six matching couches, $30 each. One 563 6592 Call 787 8634 lurnlshed, private home. $3*5 per used. 84", melon and toast print, chairs. $150. Chest ol drawers, 135. roll-away bed. Sis 747-1042 after 7 JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — month. Security. Call after S p.m.. 132 Condominiums $200 495-0427 after * p.m. Call 747-4913. p.m. Re lavs, repairs, re-stretches and 229-3254. REAL ESTATE „ FOR SALE MEDITERRANEAN —Dining room WASHER/ DRYER —Washer, $150. LANDSCAPING LAWN custom work. 264-6177. TRUCK & AUTO 1 COLONIAL END TABLES — And WEST END — Three rooms, child" Town Housts one coffee table. In very good condl- table with leal and four upholstered Dryer, $125. Both Lady Kenmore MAINTENANCE RENTAL ok, heat paid, $330. Bkr. ion, $135 Before 5, 264 8278. compact, portable, stack able. PAINTING& TIM BRO INC. $» 3444903 671-1427 after 6 p.m. 131 Housts For Salt SHADOW LAKE — Luxury Villa 100 COMBINATION STORM — And DECORATING WEST END — One-bedroom effl wo bedrooms, two baths, two-ca screen doors. 30n78 and 36x76. $20 OUTDOOR WROUGHT IRON — WESTINGHOUSE DRYER — $70; DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL FORD RENT-A-CAR ciencv apartment Patio, pool, ocean Lovesaal, $50. Porcelain dishes, ser- Lady Kenmore wather, $75 Ex- attached garage, brand new, Dec each1 . AisocKlerlor door. 30*78, $20. Clearmu wood chipping 291-141 FAIRWAY FORD view. Call 232-8235. A BETTER WAY — To bov or tall. occupancy, $90,000. 741-9219 after 4I-6491. vice for twelve, $50. Call 747-4942. cellent condition. 591-1173 after *. ECONPAINT Daily • Weekly - Monthly CENTURY 21 Phoenix Realty, THE J&D LANDSCAPING - Ail types O Quality Work — Low Rates 2223600 NEIGHBOR HOO O PRO landscaping Free estimates. 339-7646, 871-1330. 102 Housts For Rtnt FESSIONAL 2*44900. Call 542 7320 or 741-8829 08 Commercial $ MARIUS OVERHAND PAINTING USED AUTO ft VAN RENTALS — More than lust torr pet Hives In- $7 A DAY/107 MILE AN EXCLUSIVE RENTAL — On a AMAZING START Rtntals LEAF BLOWING - Landscaping terior and exterior, fully insured, CALL TOLL FREE 800-822-9703 family estate, for the Executive de- Three bedrooms, 13' matter Rototriling. Sodding, Dry Patios siring a unique situation. Three- 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3°° tree estimates. 671-9640 bedroom, living room, it' dining Shrub Trimming and Hauling. Ca bed room duplex, i'/i baths, new room, 1*' kitchen, 143' lot. alter (, 671 7064 kitchen. Pool and court privileges. PAINTING — Interior/eaterior, MELMED REALTY, BROKER 54 BROAD ST. Two-year lease, references. $775 per 671 5650 493-8600 LEAF BLOWING — Services avail quality wqrk. reasonable rates. Call month plus utilities. Ask for Anne RED BANK, N.J. FOR SALE PRICE UP TO'ZOO- able Clean N Green Company. for free estimates, 741-0791. Cowie, Sob Warncke Associates, AREA PLUS $*Cl 8-oHica suite (900 tq tt ) may be 842 0834 747-7000. Four bedrooms, 24' living room with subdivided tor any portion thereof, Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded ilems PAINTING AND DECORATING fireplace, dining room, science •nd tingle office, 280 sq ft. Central quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns Carl B. Jones Fully Insurec ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four- kitchen, family room, full recreation an. heat, privaW parking, stevalor. For Iree estimates call 229 3fUB bedroom on hill, kids ok, two baths, basement, extras Plus. full lanilorial Mrvice included Prime now under a separate distinctive heading Items ori- MISCELLANEOUS AVIS low $330. location Jtiit completely renovKed MELMED REALTY, BROKER STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 6715*50 4*3-«*C ginating Irom your household may be sold lor up to PAINTING — Paneling, light 747-1100 $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article Price for each HOME REPAIR SERVICE — CO arpenlry, mechanical repairs. KEANSBURG - Two bedroom*, ideal for couple, $325 per month, problems, electric, plumbing, Quality work. Reasonable 495-3461. BUYERS BEST t item musl be mentioned carpentry, windows, doors, wails. available Nov. 1, IVJ months secur- Four laroe bedrooms, W living Everything licensed and insured. ity required. Pay own utilities, no room, format dining room, 19' sci- 672 1997 PAPERHANGING r- Painting, ex pets. Days, 717-8063, Eves 741 8615 MAINTENANCE tr-interior, sheelrocking, taping, ence kitchen, appliances, den. Plaster Work guaranteed 495-0827. KEANSBURG — Three rooms and MELMED REALTY, BROKER SUPEMNTENDENT try bath, unfurnished, one monthi se- 67I-M3O 4*3-8600 Experienced in working wtth plum- tuna caprentry. electrical, com- Call 542-1700 WALLY'S PAINTING GARAGES — Attics and cellars curity, HO pett. 787 9248 COLONIAL — Six years old, 3000 sq. cleaned Refrigerators and stoves Expert Craftsman Reasonable Atlt fcttvnUM oHa* twfci mercie' and industrial boilers and interiors my specially. 291-1891. KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom cot- ft. Four bedrooms, four baths. heatmg Reterences requited No discount il cancelled before expiration taken <*.•* and batteries 787 7429 tage, kids ok, yard, porch, ready, $84,900. Financing available. Many Salary commensurate with ability No changes in copy 1250 . Call 747 • 1100 tor interview STATE RENTALS Bkr, U7-9434 1M RfKrMUOMl MUMa MONDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1979 Vthlcl*i The DrfyHester It the Borough of AnemiAnemicc HkoMaMe. NOT SCI TO BIDDERS VanGlahn.Myrtli tUt Waedmara Or.. to tt antler la EdEdwardd DDraMM. trad- Nonce le heroarv grven that Cllftwoad Beach WILDfMUt IT — Travel trailer. ing as "EDDIE'SES " foforr premlees le- seeled bids wUI go receive*: by the DISTRICT 4 241 MonmoutH CeMint y If 74. fully Illllml oacelleM consU- catM al 40 Flret AvenueAven , Atlantic HttJCI Miniyiiua* County werlere Board, Byrne,. Jauia F. 7ft Woodland Dr.. IWI C.ll M>-»n oner a M. seeled bide wM Be received by the Burlington and East Freehold Cllffwood Bsach Slaolelon, KimberlvA. 10 Tallen Dr , H«let Retail Consumption I law oi— fwre nieailineid at Purchaslna ef the Roods. Freehold TownoNe. New Crowtll.*VUf-R «M S Concourse, Trudel. JohnF. 2 Clover Dr., Hailet utore Issued la Rail Read Pier Com- Coeerlv at MllPJIIidlt, Nao> Jersey, Jersey en Monday. Novomaar s. Itn Cllffwood Beach Wild, Joanna Mane 7 Clover Dr.. Hailet SI'l f I Mercer SI . W Keansburg OWectlons, If any, should be Gonialei, Manuel D •U Braekslda Ava., Gibnev, Nancy K. mode Immediately in writing to cfflcatltM: Cllffwood Beach 66 Mercer St.. W. Keensburg FOUND — Sandy brown pupav. six Leonard Clark, •argue*. Clark, Mu- October », teif: FURNISHING propoted Security Sorvlcot ara en Ploa. Charles T. 19 Liberty PI., W. Keansburg iwm eM. Fort MauMulh troe In W3 Lakeshore Or . Box IM Yosca, John 17 Ave O, W Keensburg nicipal diluting, lot Pint Avoma, CLASSROOM TRAINING FOR file In the office af the Muniiylli Clltfwood BeacK Iho ham* ttmH». IWWt Atlantic Hlghtende, New Jersey, MEDICAL SECRETARY. DENTAL County WaHara Board. BurtireMan DISTRICT 4 and (ad Freehold ReeOs. Freehold KruPM. Barbara A 101 woodland Or.. Grouuat, Deborah I Wagon Rd . Maitet 07710. ASSISTANT, KEYPUNCH OPERA CX" FOUND — Vouna Hgtkv tamata, m. TOR, ANO DIESEL MECHANIC XfU4HndLItiJ\ fu^^^ I a,- - . i Grouttot. Richard H. 4 wagon Rd , Hailet J4 end Wllgan An., Port Monmorili. EDWARD DRASTAL "*""•"••*' "tew jersev. ana copies Kruuva, Bernard J. Ml Woodland Dr. Knapp, Arlene F ft W Richard St, Hailet 74 Avenue of Two Rivera TRAININO FOR THE MONMOUTH cirffwood Baach found guordlng deed body of COUNTY EMPLOYMENT AND mev be received BV prospective Bid- KnaPP. James S. ft W Richard Si, Haitel Tortolee •toll cet. CMI Moomootl. Rumson, New Jersey gnat ders, upon epttfkoUen. dyrtas Dusl Me Garry. ChartesG. 117 Woodland Dr., Patterson, Williams It Surrey Dr , Haziet coieitr SPCA orl/J 11(1 after 7 urn Oct. to. II, M SUM TRAININO ADMINISTRATION ness hours. Clltfwood Beach UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF Bel N. Concourse. DISTRICTS CETA. TITLE Il-B, II O AND VI The term of this contract Is ana Schwentt, Rebart Flynn, Brian , 41 Dartmouth Dr., Haikel veer starting 11:11 a.m. an Decem Cilftwood Beach LOST — Black lebaaoro with name IM Loot Irmcli PROGRAM I IS Woodland Dr , Flynn, JohnM. 41 Dartmouth Dr., Heilet lag "Boll". Tar, bandanna around Her ie. 1179. Tha Monmouth Countv Flynn. Terrence P. 41 Dartmouth Or , Hailet Complete tpeclfkotlont and vvelfere Board reserves Me rlohl to Clltfwood Baach Mednick, Leonard 3 Dartmouth Dr, Hailet nock. Call unatT. term of Md tor the orimeeai work accelerate the commencement dale DISTRICT S 1 DISTRICT 7 BS&VSSSS, ere ax Ilia at Ml office ef the Bryan. Donald » Malawan Terrace, Matawan NOTICE Is hereby given that en o< llfloen dan and aha Ota rlgfil to Mor ri.itti. Helen US Golden Lane, Hailet Purchasing Deportment, Hall of Re- ecceot or relect env or oil Mam. It It Bucher, Clara F. H Matawan Terrace, Matawan McClem, Mary L I Haul PI., Hailet 211 Special Notlcn Tuesday, October II. t«e at la cords, Eeel Main Street. Freehold. is In ths latent! of the Monmouth Bucher, Jeffrey M. li Matawan Terrace, Matawan P M et the Cllv Council Chembers. McClain, Paler D 3 Haul PI . Haitet New Jersey Copies may bo received County Werfara Beard la do so Curry, Gregory 43 Bovvtew Ava.. Cllffwood Wellech, Dolores 11 Lillian Dr.. Haitet City Hell. 144 Broadway. Long by preaagctJvo DMders upon appike Frieda), Jennifer 33 Barnngton Gardens, MaUwan HYPNOSIS — Par wehjht control. Branch, New Jersey, the City Coun- lion, during bmlilll hours al the Bidders are required It comply Waliach, Howard II Lillian Dr.. Hailel with the reoulremonts of PL. ten. Gumbs, Larrv 211 Roosevelt Ave . Cilftwood DISTRICTS imoklno. noil biting, salt-Improve- cil of the City of Lena Branch will CETA office. Reuse Number « end Hinet, Jann US Arlington Ave , Cllffwood ment, pftobles. soKual oroboamt. sell at Public Auction, city or apart! Campbell Court, Freehold, N.J., (II. Drumm, Eileen A 4 Tall Oaks Dr, Hailel Arlene M»lr»i>. MS. MSW, Katlv. Mkhaaf P. 13 Aberdeen Rd . Horton. Dorean II Lynn Bivd , Hailat not needed tor public use and known M Louis Armour. AM. 1S3B, Matawan 1421441. es Lot 5, Block 4VJ on the Tan Mao. DISTRICT 9 Bids must be made on standard Director of Werlere Kemp: James A 301 Milton Ava., Cut*wood Canetsa, Andrew J 139 Village Green Way /MAGICIAN CONDITIONS OP SALI proposal forme In the manner desig- Lester, Ernest L. 157 Arlington Ava , Clltfwood Bldg J. Hailet 1. There Is a minimum bid of nated and required bv the specif. Watfan Koard Nicholson, Wary 1S7 Arlington Ave., Cllffwood HernandaiRiera. David t Village Green Way, Hailet HALLOWEEN PARTIES 15,MO 00 tor the purchase of this (cations, must be am ll—a* In seeled Rcvmond B DaRtddar, EM Swlndia, ToMtaJ. IM Countv Rd., MeGough, Bernard J. 6S0 Beers St. Heilet Birthday Ponies. School Shows property. envelopes bearing the nome geld ed Counsal *M B, CUffwood Van Vllet, William J. S40BecriSI , Hailat Anv Occasion, Ragaonthta• 1 The sale to be to the highest drett of bidder, oeslonetlng me Oct. 21 I1I.M Taylof, Claire 31 Malawan Terrace. Matewen DISTRICT It Call Mike, 717-0974 bidder, subject however to the name of the KM an mo outside, ed DISTRICT e BrinkoMI. Dorothy A 14 Magnolia Ave . HuW condition that the use of the prop- dressed to the Purchasing MM of HymowHl, Arthur IDS Church St., Matawan Morse. Brian 10 Lake Ave.. Hailel MRS. SYLVIA erty shall be sublect to all laws the Deportment of Purcneslnu. DISTRICT 7 Sentora, Margaret E. 13 Apple Ion Dr.. Hailel HANDWRITING ANALYST and zoning ordinances and codeg County of Monmouth, Hall ef Re ISOOthT Public Notlcw Llbartl, Denial J. t3 Avalon Lane. Malawan DISTRICT It of Ins City of Long Branch. cords, Main Street, Freehold, N.J , Llssnar, Anne E. • Asbury Lane. Mctawan Character Reader fLIASI TAKC MOTICI THAT~ f Atburv Lane, Malawan Mehoney, Patricia 4 Virginia Ave., Hailet Advisor on All ProMorm of Lira 3. The City Council reserves the arm Tr» Board of Dirtctsri of tha Llssner. Clark R. Pipilonc. ElviU 13 Appleton Dr., Haiiel For apoolnlmant call right to accept the highest bid or TM riant to reserve to relect Shrcwiborv Stale Bank hai Klttd- Sic oil, Anna 74 Ayrmonl Lane, Malawan Rke, James E. 14 Creak Rd., Haziet to reject all bids. any or all bids If doomed to the UICKI a public auction tor Fridttv, Sk oil, Vincent 74 Ayrmont Larttj, Malawan DISTRICT 12 542-9500 4 The sale shell be tor cash and the Interest of the County of Monmouth Oclobar H. 197f al 3.30 D.m., In lha DISTRICT a De Ftice, Robert A II Johnson Terr.. W. Keansbur« price or bid for the property to bo to do to. Board Room, second floor, 4U Brooks, OraL lift Church St., Malawan De Flite, Robert A Sr. II Johnson Terr . W Keansburg sold shall be paid at the time of The successful bidder shell be Broad SlrMl, Shrcwiburv. Naw Jtr- Bumble o, Susan tft Gallon St., Malawan Freschi, George 134 Laurel Ava., Rear, w Keansbun Kail*, William 4] Woolev St., Matawan 211 Instruction closing of title. required to comply with the pro tay. Tha purpoM ol thll auction khall i wv» Atlantic Ave., Matawan Luc*y, Katherine II Johnson Terr., W. Keansburg S. Closing of title shall take piece visions of the Naw Jersey Prevailing be tha public lalt of Ona Hundrtd, Moultrle. EulaM O'Brien. Dorothy A. 144 Laurel Ave . W. Keantbwrg within tiny (OOO days from the Wage Act Chapter 110 of the Lew of Fifty-Two (1S2) tvhartl ot common Tennyson, Hose V. 13 Beacon Lane, Matawan O'Brien, Michael M 144 Laurel Ave., W. Keansburg A REAL ESTATE — Seles licensing data of the edoptlon of the Reso- , IM. effective January I, lt>4. ilock rcprttantlrva tha fractional In- Or—bmn.Onb GlGladyd s n Ivanhoe Lane, Matawan DISTRICT 11 course. Mornings. Nov. 1113. lutlon finally approving sale and By enter of the Boars of Chosen Icra.t of sharanoldan at a risullof Greenbarg, Linda J. 29 Ivanhoe Lena, Matawan Callahan, Edmund M. 94 Cresci Blvd., Hailet Monmoutr. Irnllmta, I41-C7H shall lake place at me office of Freeholders of the County of Mon- Ihc Bank's racantlv daclarad tan Prunly. LorraintT. 54 Courtland Lane, Malawan Callahan, Theresa M 94Cresci Blvd.. Hailet the City Attorney mouth. parcant (10%) stock dlvtdand. Tha DISTRICT II Che vet. Robert I Galwav Dr , Hailet ACCORDION LESSONS — Private. share, shall bt offarad In ona Allawav.Sui*nntM. 1* (Vy Way, Matawan Novak, JeanlneC. 46 Galwav Dr , Hailat Leave meteaoe for Jo«. c/o Hof i. The succtssful bidder shall not RAY KRAMER, Director Landtr, Loll lOf Ivvhlll Dr., Malawan assign or transfer Ms bid without FREDRICK C. KNIESLER certHtcata and uld to tha hlgha.t Rogers. James A. 19B Bethany Rd., Hailet brauMut. moiu or writ! J. Si... blddtr Shanklar, Howard e7 (ngram Circle, Matawan Slater, Matthew Thomas P.O.BOX SOI, New Monmouth. N.J. Iho content and apprevel of the Cssrtl of the Brd 20 Dublin Lane, Hailet City Council. PETER W. STAFF Jama«W. UOMV DISTRICT 11 Ullev, JeenB. 6 Erin PI., Hailet gfMB, Parmlson, Stapttsn B. II Ironoate Lane. Matawan Ullav, Raymond C. 1. On the date of the tale, the Purchasing Agent Sacratarv Reynolds. Kevin ft Erin PI., Hailet Oct. If, 22 $11.00 21 Inglewood Lane, Matawan Yanflon, Barbara A. 74 Dublin Lane, Hailat highest bidder will post a par- Oct. «. II. H, S»40 Walker, Georoe P 132 Idlsbrook Lane. Matawan Yennon. Joe amount of ten percent (10%) of Watker. Nancv 34 Dublin Lane, Hailet his bid with the City (In cash or 132 idiebrook Lane. Matawan DISTRICT 19 23f R«d Bank in Rtd Bank DISTRICT II Kruegtr. EdwardT. 33 Mason Dr., Hailet certified check) whkh shall be Horakh, William O Jr. 2) Woodbrook Dr., Matawan forfeited to the City II the bid- TAX NOTICB LHchholt. David J. 17 LemmersSI-. Haitet Kanttr, Linda A. 327 Arlena Terrace. Matawan Urbanowlci, Richard 13 Brookside Mobile Ct M> AMintlc HWitWo*. der's bid It accepted bv City Reel etiele sale. Borough of Rod Bonk for nor, payment of teiet end Leftrar, Jotl 33f Arlenc Terrace, Matawan * svater and tower charaotaiof December II. 1f7g, Hwy 3S. Hailai Council end tM bidder falls la Post, Patsy J 31 Weverlv PI., Matawan DISTRICT 14 NOTICi close title. Public nolke Is hereby given that the undersigned, tha Collector of Post, Paul S. 31 Waverlv PI.. Matawan ALCOHOLIC MVIHMB Texes of the Borough of Red Bonk. County of Monmouth. New Jortav. will ScftoenfaM, Barry M Carlson. Victor L Jr. I Farmdeie Rd., Hailat Oct. IS, n s» 00 103 Warren Dr., Matawan Pocer. Donald L Jr. 3 Evergreen SI., Keypori CONTROL tell ot public oucllon In the Borough Hall, Red Bank, H J. on the win day of Schotnfold, Susann G 103 warren Dr., Matawan Take notice that application has Stapnowskl, JunaP. Pooer. Meraeret 3 Evergreen St., Keypori October, lin et t 00 A.M. the following described lands 349 Llovd Rd., Malawan Poper, Susan 3 Evergreen St., Keypori been made to Mayor and Council of PUBLIC NOTICI Said land will be sold to moke the amount ol rmmklpal liens chargaawe Stepnowskl. Stanislaus C 349 Llovd Rd., Matawan Staonowskl, Stanley J. ' weigiidt. Frances J Please take notice that the City eoolnst the same on the thirty first of December tin. exclusive, however, 149 Lloyd Rd., Matawan Welgendt.MervFetth 29 Franciscan Way', Hailet ol Long Branch will hold a PUBLIC of the lion for taxes for the year ion as computed In the following list, which DISTRICT 11 HIGHLANDS BOROUGH AUCTION for the purpose of selling Includes Interest to date of tele. The subscriber will toll In fee to the parson Bernstein, Arnold 30 Ormont Lane, Matawan 63 Monty To Loan various articles which have been Jacobs, Carol, DISTRICT 1 who bids the amount due. sublect to redemption at the lowest rote of 21 Fsrlend Lane, Malawan NAME ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION abandoned In the City of Long Interest, but In no case exceeding 12 per cent per annum. The payment for Lang, Agnes D. 46 New Brunswick Ave, Melawan Branch. Pliant, Dortan Albano. Mark A. 26 Navesink Ave., AM. 6 tha tale shall ba made before the conclusion ol the sola or the property will Bennett, Jill W. 100 Portland Rd., Apt. 16 This auction will take place be- Williams, Susanj. 9 Ferris PI., Matawan be retold. CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY WILL BE ACCEPTED IN 4] Fordham Or., Matawan Bennett, RlchardJ. 100 Portland Rd., Apt. llO hind City Hell. 344 Broedwov Long PAYMENT. Benson, TammiL Navesink Ave, Apt. A-2 Branch. N.J.. on SATURDAY, NO- ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS BOROUOH Immediate Cash Anv parcel of real property for which there than ba no other purchaser DISTRICT 1 Callahan, LyrtnT. 300 Portland Rd., Apt. E • VEMBER 3, I97». al 10:00 A.M. will be struck oft end sold lo the Borough of Rod Bank. N.J. for redemption NAME earner, Michael J. 30 Navesink Ava. llemt to be sold Include 14 bkvcles, Baronskv, Ricky ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION at 12 per cent per ennum end the municipality shell hove the tamo remedies »• E. Washington Ave. Coil.n, Sally C 37 Naveslnk Ave, Apt. 11 For Your Home 1 mopedi, 3 trail bikes. The public and rights as other purcheters. Including the right to bar or foreclose the Brltltn, John J. Crane, Mark Edward 47A Twin Lights Terr. may Inspect all Items one hour prior Byrne, Ellen A. 14 E, Highland Ava. right of redemption. 2SOcaanAve.,Apt,4 Culpan, Susan G. 52 South Bav Ave. lo the auction. The tale will be made and conducted In eccordence with the provisions Byrne, Jama* P. Dial, Norberta Mrs Why wait? You can have Coogan, CilherlneM 14 E. Highland Ave., Room 1 100 Navesink Ave. EUGENEJ BEDELL of tha statute of the state of New Jersey entitled "An Act concerning unpaid •0 Ocean Blvd., Apt. 7 E Gilburn, Agnes E. Mrs 21 Bav St cash for your property Chief Administrative Officer taxes end estetsments end other municipal charges on real propertv. and DeAnoalls,Carl Green, Jack L. 700 Portland Rd., Apt. A-ft Oct. II 1340 Delanev.EddlaC. 1?0 Ocean Blvd. Green, Sandra Jean providing for the collection thereof bv the creation end enforcement of liens Davlna, Donna 11 E. Washington Ave., Apt. 7 200 Portland Rd . Apt. A-ft within days. thereon (Chooser 5, of the Title 54 of the Reviled Stotutes) end acts Hamilton, John F. 300 Portland Rd, Apt. E-24 Devlne, Jowph T 10 Ocean Blvd., Apt. 2-A Hamilton, Maureen Eliiebeth supplemented thereto and amendatory thereof. Frankowskl, Charles H 10 Ocean Blvd. API, 2A Heffernan, Jannette I. 200 Portland Rd., Apt. E-34 Don't let sales delays At env lime before the tale, the undersigned will receive payment of the Graham, Arthur H. f Second Ave. Herbert, Beverly R. 37 Navesink Ave., Apt. 4 147 BtOlOMl NOtlCW amount due on env propertv with the Interest and costs up to the lime of Graham, MIMicenl E. 1 Beverout PI, innocentl, Raymond S. 6 Bav Ave. postpone your plans. payment. Harper, Kathleen I Beverout PI. Lacey. Charles J Ml 200 Portland Rd., Apt. A-4 NOTICI OP . The said lands, sublect to sale described on eccordence with the lex imoaolle, Jofin 9} First Ave. Llnke, Ginny Lee 300 Portland Rd. SPstCIAL MKTINO duplicate. Including the name of the owner et shown on lha last lav Janowskl.NoliR. 93 First Ava. Loew, Kathleen A. 200 Portland Rd.. Apt. A IS For confidential sales in- THE RED BANK REGIONAL duplicate and eogregete of taxes, and other municipal charges which were Kellers. Deborah 11 E. Washington Ave., Room 9 Mara.Chrlitv 60 Bay Ave. HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF a lien thereof on the thirty first dev of December, lira, exclusive, however, Kellers, PatrlctaM. 14 Fourth Avo. Mara. Edward J. Twinllght Ct, J-U formation, call Week- EDUCATION WILL HOLD A SPE- of the Hen for texes tor the year of 1979 are listed below: Kennedy. James E. 14 Fourth Ava. Mohr, Margaret Mrs. 1 winlight Ct., J-14 days 9 to 5 CIAL MEETING ON WEDNES- BOROUOH OP MO BANK Kenny, Colleen Mary 14 E. Highland Ava., Apt. 4 Molnar, Nina Bell 127 Naveiink Ava DAY, OCTOBER 14, 1971 AT 0:00 UNPAID TUII 1«a Keytar, Paul B II E. Washington Ava. Morion, Ada M 200 Porl.and Rd . Apt B 19 P.M. IN THE ADMINISTRATION BleckLet " KOPP, Nancy J. 34 Fourth Ave. Owletrty, Raymond s Navesink Ave. 4944531 BUILDING AT 101 RIDOE ROAD. 4 II J 4 J Chief ulka IHS Bridge Ave JJ411O Kratter, Frederick M. 10 Ocean Blvd.. Apt. SC Puckctt, Audrey 300 Portland fit). LITTLE SILVER, N.J. IA Oakland Investment IIW Front St. Mikhail, Dtbra A. 14 E. Highland Ave , Room I Puchctt, JamasM.Sr. 300 Portland Rd. APt. 14 t PURPOSE OF MEETING: 7 Andrew Ruscll 25-27 W Front St. mot Mvtr, Stanley 4 Third Ave. Read. Mary Louisa 200 Portland Rd., Apt. 14 C (t) PAYMENT OF BILLS Orendln Farrell lag Mechanic SI. MlS.lf McKIItrlck, Hugh 10 Ocean Blvd. Robertson, Diane L. 61 Highland Ave. 41 Pisclotla, Ignatius 10 Ocean Blvd.. Apt. J t 37 Navesink Ava., Apt. 3 (OPEN TO PUBLIC) IIA Wm.«, Helen Tomelno 14S McLaren St. 414 It Robertson, Meede (I) DISCUSSION OF PER- Eric Olson 147 Mechanic SI ttS4 PlKlotta, Line Da 230 E. Highland Ava. Rowe. DewevC. 37 Navesink Ave. II Rcttlrvo. Mark Vlncenl 130 E. Highland Ava. Smarth. Jamas P 200 Portland Rd . Apt. A-ft SONNEL MATTERS II Armond * Joseph Crupl 74 Broad St. •MI3 (CLOSED TO PUBLIC) Rogers, David H. 330 E. Highland Ava. Smar.h, Linda 200 Portland Rd.. Apt. 21 A 11 Joseph 1 Peullne Gibson 34 34 wait St Mil Romano, Anthony J. M Ocean Blvd Stank us, Guy 200 Portland Rd , Apt 23-A KATHLEEN M. GUSHUE J4R Marlmone S4 Shrewsbury Avo. Romano, GraceM. 77 First Ave. 14 115-117 Monmouth St. Suvdam, Gertrude G, 22 Navesink Ave. ACTING BOARD SECRETARY 9 Romescot Realty an Slams, Noat 77 Pint Ava. Suvdam, Gertrude T. 200 Portland Rd., APt. D 1 Oct. 31 ».0O t Rometcot Realty 113 Monmoutti St. Btl.U Smalhars, AnnM. • W. Washington Ave. Turegano, Gail 200 Portland Rd., Apt. D-l a Paul Drosos 45 Monmouth St. 3SO3 7I Smathars, John M. 20 Belvldere Rd. Wright, Jamas Reid 14ft Bav Ave. 44 i Romescot Really 27 Monmoutti SI. >M0.4t Stephens. Steotianle ID Betvidere Rd. Twinliohts Terr., Apt. D-i 44 u OtJDelment 52 Peters PI 4511 II Vaubel. Janice E. SO Fourth Ava. DISTRICT 2 51 17A CMK Enterprises 44 tB HerrlsonAve. 1077.51 Waverciak, Robert J 10 Ocean Blvd., Apt. 7-H A vedlklan, Claire 13 Valley Ave.. Apt 4 B 10 Ocean Blvd.. Apt. SB rsA aa El Bavton 114 W Bergen PI 1*47.01 Avedlkian, Mltchel 17 Valley Ave. E Wotyche 120 Maple Av*. 4074 17 DISTRICT 1 Franklin, Joan 190 Bav Ava. »B Merle VacceiIlll » Hudson Avo. 474.4* Aschattino, Mary Jam 15 Capri Apt* Green, Veronica P. 2ftS Bay Ava. Apt i Make It Yourself SB W King Jamas Lane Frances Tapp lie Shrewsbury Avg. MlJe Boyle, AnnW. Harrison, Cindv Lee III Walerwilch Ave. Jamas Parker 17S Shrewsbury Ave 44.41 Brown, Eoaar 12 Hudson Ava. Harrison, Daniel A. Jr 121 Waterwttch Ave. James Parker JR 111 Shrewsbury Ave. 7tl.M Brown, Michael* S. Mrs. U King Jamas Lane Hartsgrovt. Peter P (7 Atlantic St 54011 Da Veau, Monica E. 30 Capri Apts. Hornlacek, James M. Ml M Ramos il LelgMon Ave. 30 Capri Apts. 190 Bav Ava n • IT Rlnkowskl M LelgMon Avt. HIM De Veau, WiimaMri Hulslier, Patricia A. 5ft Fourth St. mot Dlmlcell, Elsie 77 Nave sink Ave. Johnson. AikeT M FilihSI . Apl 6 For Girls, Boys! m Ml*, Ruda 101 Leonard 51 O4SI3 F limner, Helene 30 Wesley Ava. Johnson, Evermond Everett 70 10J Cetherlno St. 265 Bav Ava, Apt. f IM.lt Oillan, tlliabelh B. . 11 Brooktlda Tarr. * Johnson. Roland J. 61 Filth St.. Apt 6 849 71 BriKSc U Locust AM. 140SM Glllan, William Howard >t Broofctide Terr. Jone*. Carol Ann 71 Rkk Romano UTIIIonAva. it Barber»> Ave. toeo.le Graham, Sharon 6- Mrs. 170 Memorial Pkwy. Jones. Ethna 772 Bav Ave 13 Sam Parker 114 lit Shrewsbury Avo. • 74 43 Graham, William R. 170 Memorial Pkwv. Lombard!, Michael P, 2A Rogers St 73 William Millar 05 Lalghton Ave. 53134 Hourlhan. Jam*. VV. Jr. 93 Grand Ave. Low, Darren 117 Navesink Ava 74 BIG Williams tot Shrewsbury Ave. 114.17 Keclon. BtttvG, 10 Eait Ava. Mammarelli. Anthony IB Second It 7) Allen Nodlef 21 w. Bergon PI. 1704 10 Landls, John H. 17 Brookstde Terr. O'Mallay, Eleanor 7t L. Morris 24 Central Ave. Lewis, Kathleen T. 10 Barbene Ave. SO30M (27 E. Washington Ave. Parham, Karol W. 2 Prosoect St. 74 H. C Pines 44 W Bergen PI. Llcht. ElvL. 12 Many Mind Ave. Per theft), Nancy J tat.it Llcnl, KayB. 294 Bav Ave. i MIS Herdwere 273 Shrewsbury Avg. Mi. SI 13 Many Mind Ava. Richardson, Robert 2» Bav Ave. 2 MIS Herdwere -Shrewsbury Avg. Loetller, Frank P 11 Brookside Terr. Schulli. Margaret Mrs 1151 M Loefder, Franklin P. Jr. Schulii, Thomas 15 Barberie Ave. 2A MIS Hardware 249 Shrewsbury Avg. in sa 11 Brookside Terr. 1S Barberie Ava. IA Richard Hamilton 125 LelgMon Ave. Loeftler, Irene K. 11 Brookside Terr. Shukls, HedwioE Mrs They'll snuggle tight into these 177 JO Meier, Judith C. Shukis. Romanus 11 Prospect St. 19 Rebecca Williams 20 Bank St. Tll.Tt 43 Eait Ave. It Prospect SI 23 Robert Larger 44 Bank St Marker, Jeff rovC. U East Ava. Skirlun, Edward crui, hooded tackets •S3M Owen, Susan Jean Skirtun, Mary Anna 50 Valley Avt 10 Est. Wm. Turner 41 Bank St. 517.17 17 King Jamas Lane 50 Valley Ave. Each zips up lo protective hood ISC Mav Alston Ill W Bergen PI. Penketv. Gloria J. 99 E.Lincoln Ave. Stockman, Debra L. 4017 Pankatv, Richard 99 E.Lincoln Ave. Trumper, Regma 172 Navesink Ave. that conwrts lo collar Crochet II Raymond Williams K» W Bergen PI. M1.il Smith. Michelle A Wagner, Bertha 55 Waterwitch Ave., Rear James EMU Jr. 145 River St. ft! Capri Apts., East Ave. of knitting worsted in a bulky • I a I ISO 00 Smith, Thomas R. Zeba, Charles W. Jr. 159 Navesink Ava. II 10 Raymond Williams lie River SI. 7S1.I1 Vaslo, Coslno 42 Capri Apis.. East Ave. 51 Atlantic St. stitch with two-color trim. Pal- II Carolina Dean 110 LelgMon Ave. Wilton, Geraldlne 4 weiiev Ava. DISTRICT 3 IK •S3 51 3t Brookside Terr. II Carolina Dean 111 Lelohton Avo. Youngkln, Marie M. 31 Waterwitch Avt. tern 849: Children's Sues 4-10 1ID 414. M 10 East Ave. Burke, Kathleen P. II Olxie Batt 74 Bonk St. Zlaalar, Gall Colbert, Edward W. 2 Shady Lane included. li 174.1« 33 Brookside Terr. • I If Katie Smlin It Bank St. now Colbert. Janet G 2 Shadv Lane •1 H 4 C Pines Ill River St. 1».4S DISTRICT! Coolick, Leonard A. 53 Locusi St' 11B Carter, SuianneC 37 Bay Ave., Apt. 9 li 17 A Lucas 130 Bank St. lorn Coollck, Lou Rae 52 Locust It •4 Adm of Vol. Affelrs 41 Chapln Ave. 17S.M Oevlna. Edwin A. 32 Harbor View Dr. Doyle, Mary Jane 40 Ocean Av«. 11 Edele, Timothy A M Center Ave. Hahn, Robert P. Jr. eimoc Construction 47 Chopin Avt. 414 34 106 w. Washington Ave. 31 Paradise Trailer Park $1.50 for each pattern. Add 40* Edith Blanton 241 w Beraan PI. 117.03 Fltzpatrlck, Celharloe Mill Harrison, Daniel A. 39 Central Aye. F itipatrkk, Mary E. Miss 106 W. Washington Ava. Harrison, Joan each pattern for lust class air- FICPotter IM Lelghlon Avo. •71.4S 29 Bay Ava., Apt. 11 39 Central Ave. Renoyellont, Inc. 14 Sunset Avo. "41M Gibbs, Donald J. Kartnja. MarvM 7IA Laurel Dr mail and handling. Sad tot Glbbs, Linda 29 Bay Ava, Apt. 11 Kaui. Edward 400 Ocean Blvd., Apt. 705 Ellen Lawrence 114 W Bergan PI. '44 M Healv, Mary Mrs. 47 South Ava. Daniel t. Lena Logan 209 Shrewsbury Ave. 74.17 Luti. Judy 400 Ocean Blvd.. Apt. 705 Knight, Bonnie G. 37 Bay Ava. Majiarclla, Phyllis 10S Shore Or., Apt. G-16 George Topal Ill W Bergen r>l. 1ta.il Robinson, Andrew 37 South Ave. McGowan, Robert S. CMK Enterprises Newman Springs Rd. ilil.lt 100 Shore Dr., Apt. 2 DISTRICT) McGrail. Thomas 35 Ralph St. Liun WhMler f7A M I E Harrison Its Pearl St. mi.7i Apanel.StfpnenF. Pasch. Geslna Florence Smock 110 Branch Ava. unit. 124 E. Mount Ava. Shore Dr.. Apt. 11 Ml Armand, Ahmet 22 Grand Ava. Ramsey. Gary 0. 49 LOCUS! St. 111 Robert Tledman IM Spring St. 1511.17 Armand, Violet Mrs. Roman, Anthony J. Molly Pitcher Apt. 1U-211 Branch Avo. I55.it 12 Grand Ava. 34 Ralph St r,.edl.cnH Dipt. 61 113 Bias), John J. 46 Prospect Ava. Schinkel. William C II Laurel Dr IIS Henry Goodhuo 70 Plncknev Rd. 4411.01 Brink, Frederick G. Scnoellner, John W. Ralph Soldo Plncknev fid. ait. 10 143 E. Washington Ave. 400 Ocean Bivd. 117 Oarke, Theresa Lynn 34 Seventh Ave. Schoellner, Lorraine S. 400 Ocean Blvd. The Daily Riglslir UMPAIOWATIRH7I 411.15 Dell, Joan F. Seitert. Dolores E Mrs. 45 £ Mount Ave Smith, HarolynB. 14 Watarwitch Ava. Mad Going. Richard L. 123 Ocean Blvd. Shore Dr. 111 Mechanic St. Horn, Richard, Smith. Jefferv 17 Mrs, L. Wright Kemorowskl, John 2 Chapln Ave. Sullivan, Bridget E. Shore Dr., Apt. A-17 8a 161, Md Cnttaaa SU., Naw Iwana, Inc. «4C River St. ll.ti 47 E. Mount Ave. Thompten, Laura J. 105 Shore Dr , Apt C It 71 Levy, Nkkotette 10 Eighth Ava. * York, NT 10011. Print Nam, L Lucas IM River St. 11.41 Movnlhan, Vincent F. Thompson, David 404 Navesink Ava, n Wm. Ryan 41.71 4t E Washington Ava. It Laurel Dr 114 W Bergen PI. Me Mann, John L. 70 Prospect Ave. Weirich, Guy R Additss, Zip, Pattam Numb*. 7IA Lin-Haven Realty It River St. . 117.31 Pock, Margaret K vVheeler, Deborah A. 31 Paradise Trailer Park NEW! 1980 NEEDLECRAFT 75C Herman Meadows Ill W Bergen PI. 174 55 Pock, William* ift sum Ava., Apt s Shore Dr . Apt. 21 a M Alt lU W Bergen PI •4.11 Rhodes. Patricia Dale 24 sixth Ava.. Apt. S HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP catalog. Value packed! Over 170 I5C M Alston 36 Grand Ave. DISTRICT 1 7 Wm Rven 117RlvarS1. 104.15 Rhodes. Rote Mr». 34 Grand Ava. ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION designs-all crafts. 3 free pat- II 17 Ra" v "Whil" ' e 71 Bank 51 34» RoHman, Susan H NAME II 36 Hooper Ave. Clock, Mariannes.R. SOld Manor Rd. terns printed inside. Send $1.00 Kelle Smith M Bank St. an FAIR HAVEN BOROUGH 731 Holmdel Rd. B4 41 Chapln Avo A Limbech, Carolyn E. II Llle King US.17 DISTRICT 1 Limbach, Debra L 711 Hoimdel Rd. 57 A P Henderson Mi Newman Springs Rd. 107.38 NAME tti Lelghton Ave.. ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION Limbach, Jeanne 731 Holmdel Rd. n TIC Potter 51.17 DeRemer, CarlR. 34 Hillside PI. Limbach, John W. 731 Holmdel Rd. •4B 50 SMaduskv IB Newman SerlngsRd. 10.40 DeRemer, Cheryl M. 24 Hillside PI. Ljocfcwood. Judith 700 N. Beers St. HA 120 Harold Mlnton 77 w Sunset Ave. 57 JB Kreus. Lyrvne K. 9 Brookside Ave. Peseux. Either 733 Holmdel Rd. Printe^attern MA 122 H&H Willis 47 w Sunset Ave 71.M Kraus, Martin E, 9 Brookside Ave. DISTRICT 2 itA 129 Wm Ryan •0 W. Weslslde Avo. I37.»t Ntrlion, Greog 199 Old River Rd. Jacobson, NealR. 15 Stony Brook Rd. Of 14A Clark ' 14 E Sunset Ave. 41.IS DISTRICT] Jasper, Lynn E. SBriarcllff Lane « 11 Warner Howoll 73 Drummon Ava. 17.11 Bos tone, Susan 176 Fair Haven Rd. Luther, Jack J. Rl. 35, Holmdel Motor Inn 04 5 Jefferson 47 EWestlldeAve. Contev, Joseph M. 30 Church St. Williams, Juanita J. U Pali iioo a Dr. n 1 Mariano Webb 47 E Sunset Avo. inn Conlev, Peter G. X Church St. DISTRICTS »s t B.L. Cutler 17 E Sunset Aye. 147.ti Hartuno, Stephanie 19 Timber Ct. Charles, Carol J. 4 Sweet Briar Lane 2A George Topal lISWBergenPl 41.71 Pitfalls, William 116 Lewis Lane Lucas, Suianne W. M 41 E Sunset Av. 111 30 133 Holmdel Rd. 12 A Smith DISTRICTS Truex, William S. 2 Ironhlll Dr. ISA B Dunn 17t Brldoe Avo. B 170.43 Cheselfca, Otga 142 Oxford Ave DISTRICT 4 - - - Wilson IM Peart St. a 110.O9 Drtwes, Thomas 48 Lake Ava. Malhlson, Mrs. Joan ftEesleHIIIRd 8ct. •4 50 GreenbarB, J»v 243 Oxford Ave. -DISTRICTS Kraus, Beverly J. 30 Harvard Rd. Crouch, Jimmy L. IMcCamPbell Rd. lit Monmoutti County 141 Monmotitti County DISTRICT 4 Libretto. Catherine 19 Ledwood Dr. Connor, Alice Cromble 14 Hence Rd. Libretto. Raymond 19 Lad wood Dr. No waist seam! Gather in al IMPORTANT NOTICI TO VOTCM Kekhum, Grace E. Mrs. It First St. Simonsen, Andrew L I I ft Old Mill Rd. Title 1t:llH-3» el the Ilecttoa Law provides thai names el the voters Qulnn, Kennatl. E. 432 River Rd. Slmonsen, Eric ft Old Mill Rd. that grace and fluidity with the lilted below shall bo lomovod from tat MtmtMPt reHstriUea llle.. The Richards, Pamela J. 30 Schwenker Pi. DISTRICT 4 softest ol sashing. We love the leairlilief.al M Elections Bat aeon notified HtM Met Renew are Ross, Joy A. 46 Chestnut St AuiKhnltt, Chnstophe 19 Telegraph Hill Rd. DECEASED. ADDRtKS UNKNOWN or IMPROPERLY REOItTCRED. Selekman, William B. 16$ Oxford Ave. Lynch, Michael A. Sr. 9 Plum Lane contrast of smooth shoulders, Any person listed below kes the rhebl te eaoeer and make eopUcatlea Deter* DISTRICT I KEANSBURG BOROUGH long or cap sleeves. Easy-sear. aay lodge at UN lealri.r Catjrt at New Jortav. Caaaty ol Hia»i»», eat Arnold, Mvra t9 Willow St. DISTRICT 1 electloe Bay By dialing 4H-77M. Fellure to comply WIN caeso the reels Arnold. Stephen J. n wniow st. Printed Pattern 9198: Misses tratlen It Be removed tt the Inactive file aod a aaw regJstraUea will ba NAME ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION n,,,,!,,, Johnson, Amy B. S3 Spruce Or. Bales. Eslelle 11 Garlield Ave. Sizes 8, 10. 12. 14,16, 18. Sue Llvesev.JohnR. Ill Fair Haven Rd. Cerreta, Joseph L. 131 Seetev Ave., Apt. 1 Norrls, M.J. 39 Dogwood Lane 12 (bust 34) takes 2 7/8 yards ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Fernandet, Virginia A. 107 Francis Pi. DISTRICT 1 Patrick, Donna Merit 6t Park Lane Francis, Robert U Maple Ave. 60-inch labne. ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION Pr.most Stephen 37 Park Lane Haeoale. Joseph L. 49 Maple Ave., Apt. 7 NAME Richard, Jeanne S. 53 Willow St. Bakallch. Gregory 4tE Ken Gardens. Cllffwood Haegale. Karen 49 Maple Avt 290A Ken Gerdens. Cilftwood Sldwell, Lloyd G. M 71 Oak PI. La Belle, Karen 11 Garlield Ave Bayers. Mary an n Wadelton, Nancy U4 Ridge Rd. Bertha. Joseph 17X Ken Gordons, Clrrhvood Marnin. Michael 41 Maple Ave.. Apt. 6 17K Ken Gerdenj. Cllfrwood DISTRICT 4 Moore, John 91 Ramsay Ave. Bertha. Marcla C. 30 Parker Ava. Satoa $1.50 for Bttk pattwt. Bross, Charles W. 7K Ken Gardens, cilftwood Beckttead. Joyce L. Mrs. Moore. John 91 Ramiev Ave. Cama, Joseph 5A Ken Gerdens, Cllffwood Beckstead, LvnoK- 30 Parker Ava. Moore, Michael 91 Ramsey Ava. Mi 4M tat aadi patkn to MB Ken Gardens. Cilftwood D* Moil HoUHi F •« 34t Fair Haven Rd. Morgan, Jeanne 213 Carr Ave. Champ, Dennis S. 24* Fair Haven Rd. Morgan, June Louise fint-tlao airmail, ' Champ. Theresa A. 1MB Ken Gordons. Cilftwood DeMott, Shirley 212 Carr Ave. Clnouegrana, Barbara J 478 Ken Gordons. Cllffwood Galella, Armando V. IM Church St. Steinke. Thomas M. I Willow St. Mk Cinouegrana, Gaorga 4/B Ken Gerdens. CUffwood Galella, BrendaJ. i« Church SI. DISTRICT 2 Frew, Janat 221W. Prospect Ava., Keyport Greene. George Jr. 17 JecktonSt. Agrifollo, Carman V. 99 Highland Blvd. Goonan, Gregory i A Ken Gardens, CIHfwood Harte, Fran* •7 Jackson St. Agrifolio, Colleen T 99A Highland Blvd. Knell, Robert T. 3SB Ken Gardens. Cllffwood Jakubecy. Carlj. 141 Maple Ave. Brown, Linda C. 67 Carr Ave. Lowrwv, Cynthia T IMG Ken Gardens. CIHfwood Jakubacv, Margaret 141 Maple Ava. Claevs, Kathleen 97 Maplewood Ave. Montero, Lynn I1A Ken Gardens, Cilftwood I, Jamas J. 24S Hance Rd. Claevi, Thomai E. 97 Maplewood Ava. MARIAN MARTIN Mortanton, Call 459 Garden Place, Keyport LM, 3*5 Hance Rd. Flndeis. Cindy L, 2>". Highland Blvd. 41E Ken Gardens. Cllffwood Marron, Diane 2%4 Fair Haven Rd. SchwarU, Martha 364 Pair Haven Rd. Flndeis.Marv 27Vi Highland Blvd. Shields. Paul R ISID Ken Gerdens. Clltfwood Marron, Robert K. Glordanelli. Lee 42 Highland Av*. PlItMl Dtpt. 420 vachris, Pairk la 551 Gordon Place, Keyport RoMnson, Cassandra C. 11 Allan St. Giordanelli, Louis 42 Highland Ave. DISTRICT I 77 Jackson SI. Havden. Theresa A. 160 Bcechwav. Apt. 21 TIM Dally Ratter Ascer, Sylvia 474 Myrtle SI , Clltfwood HAXLET TOWNSHIP Josephsen, George W. 197 Canter Ave., Ant. 1, Box 3 Maivsa, Robert J. 4M Angel St.. Clllfwaaa DISTRICT 1 Kane, Patrick James 119 Carr Ava. Malvsa, Sharon A 4t« Angel St., cilHwood NAME ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION Kui*a, Stephen 102 Highland Blvd. Morgan, George M. Jr. 419 Smith Rd.. Clltfwood Boostafil, Helena 73 Locust Grove Tr Pfc. Lerov, Ellie 5 N. Shore St. Pedln, Carlos 474 Myrtle St.. Cilftwood Box MOA, MR1, Kevport Melto. Marie 41 Oak St., Rear Richardson, Hugh C. 141 County Rd.. Clrftwood Jarlus, Herman P. 214 Fourth St., W. Keansburg Mullen, James J. 145 Highland Blvd. DISTRICT I Jehus. Jean I. 214 Fourth St., W. Keenaburg Muso. Claire A. II St. PtteriAve 232 Wnt Ulh SL, Hm Tortjir ni Prospect Ave Palledlno. Amelia •2 Park Ave.. w Keansfcura Sherman. Bernadlne M ift Bay Ave. Barber, Cynthia A. Palladlno, CIndia L. 93 Park Ave.. W. Ktansbuca Trinidad, Patricia w loou. Print NAME, mum, Cilftwood Beoch ft Park Ava.. W. KeaAsbura Walenta, George J. Jr 44 Seabreeie Way Barrett, Raymond J. Paltadlna. Joseph V. 96 Highland Blvd. DP, SUE mi STYU RUNKR. MHfctmOmer Reese. Shirley M. SI Central Ava., W. Keembvrg Walenta, Mary A. 96 Highland Blvd ClrHwaod Beach Thorpe, Thomas A. CUT CLOTHING COSTS with our Kearney. Harry F. 49 Second SI ,W Keensburg DISTRICT ) •II Cottage Place, Todd. Jesse J. 117 Laurel Ave., W. Keamburg Georoe, Frances E. 4 vooel St., c/o Candetarla NEW FALL-WINTER PATTERN CAT. Cllffwood Beach Todd. Linda 117 Laurel Aye., w K * Kearney, Jean M. Handel, Charles 77 Lerov PI. A10G....MW a new watd- •It Cottaoe Ptaca, Zitiow. Uabel 121 Seventh St., W. Keansbun Keelen. James C. 13 Poplar SI. Cllffwood Beach DISTRICT t robe for lass m. Free $1.50 Sharer, Lynn M. Montalto, Christina 157 Creek Rd. 9198 151 Plnehurst Dr., Cofleld, Lou Ann C. 1*A Park Ava., Haziet Regan,John 46 Francis PI. pattern coupon. CaUtot $1. CIHfwood Beach 4S4HolmdelRd.. Hailet SofteM. Robert f« Weodmere pr , Crow, Mar*. D. Santana, Jose 149 Creek Rd. SIZES 8-18 Ledda.Lee 15 Teller, Dr., Hai let Santana, Santa 169 Creak Rd. iQTeK*nDr..Hailet VenGlahn.GeargeH. Llmongelto, Kethryn LimongellaL Michael P. It Tallen Dr., Maclet SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,1979 2M Monmo-JtH County i CMintv 2« Monmouth County Ml Mo TrauU. George R. • English Lane, L.ncrotl Sav, 22 Church U. TrauU, Gerry • Enajiith Lane, Lincroft p 21 Church St. Harrington. Jerry B 340 First Avt., Atlantic Highland* Winka. Andrew J Newman Springs fle\, Lirxroft Pollster finds Htlltr, Simm* B II Hamilton Ava.. Leonardo Smiith, Thorn** w Ui Creak Rd DISTRICT M McCart, Donna C 14 Highland Avt , Leonardo Ward. JjmeiJ 77 Leroy PI Capacl, Carman til Ivy HIII Rd., Red Bank McCarl, Jerry G 14 Highland Ave , Leonardo Ward. Patricia 77 Leroy PI Kenny. Catherine A Mn 79 Ivy Hill Rd, Red Bank Thorpe, Linda C. DISTRICT 4 22 Middltiown Ave, Atlantic Htstv- O'Gredv, Mary Mrt. N Hawthorne Rd, Red tan*. Billle. Elttn 2t Grov* PI., Apt. 2A landi Osman, Salah Ml Oakhiii Rd., Red Bank Conhhn. Deborah SO Beaconliflht Ave., AM. A Wilson, Nola B 1? Chestnut Ave., Atlantic Highlands Ruder mawi, Barry L. 33 Fireside Rd.. Red Bank Conhl.n, Jimit j 30 Beaconlight Ave . Apt. A DISTRICT I Sanders, Aones T. Mrs. 1)4 Ivy Hill Rd, Red Bank public glum Pr Lucia. Janice A too Shore Blvd Albrecht, Jill 125 Newman Springs Rd , Lincroft Sanders. Robert 0. 134 Ivy HIM Rd.. Red Bank Flvnn. George 23 Seaside Pi Albrecht. Robert D 82S Newman Springs Rd, Line roll Wlevand, Dorothy 11 Adale Ct, Red Bank Flynn. Mmon 31 Seaside Pi Connolly. Larry A. •IS Newman Springs Rd, Llncroft Wieaand, William D. Jr. It AdeleCI , Red Bank Hams, Paula M. * 13 Woodland'Ave. Kaiser, Laurln* Miss 107 Hickory Lane. Llncrof l DISTRICT II irwm, Emm* •0 Shore Blvd Kttnov. Christine M 7 Roger Avt., Lincroft Cerdelte, Donna 334 Main St, Port Monmoulh Irwin. George W. Jr. 71 Shore Blvd. Kttnoy, John K. 7 Roger Avt, Lincroft Datlapana, Thomas 4 Veronica PI, New Monmouth J* neika. Oorolhv 1*4 Shore Blvd kloto*. Michael 91 Swimming Rlvtr Rd., Lincroft Dennis. John B. 3 Thorna PI., New Monmoulh about future Kaba, Edward F 79 Woodland Ave. Mover, Marvtlvn 3 Detr Lane, Lincroft Glindmever, Henry F. 31 Therne PI, New Monmouth Knibt, WtlllamF, Jr. 121 Main St Ryder, Margaret G 65 Swimming Rlvtr Rd , Lincroft Glindmever. Lorraine IS Thorna PI, New Monmouth Krimfr, Frederick P 93 Park Ave. Rvdtr, Timothy M. 65 Swimming River Rd, Lincroft Gumbrechl, PauJM. 31 Thorna PI, New Monmouth May, June F 24 Shore Blvd.. Apt- 3 Wart, Paul F. 37 Phalanx Rd, Lincroft Hanson, Diane M. IS Mercer Ave.. Pert Monmouth By LOUISE COOK May. Vernon F 24 Short Blvd., Apt. 3 DISTRICT* I adonis., Mennen 11 Sylvia Terr, New Monmouth McCarthy, Lawrence J Bryant. Mary Shoal Harbor Ct., Apt. & S2, Port 40 Twilight Ave loo, Carl Edward M Wood Ave , Port Monmouth McCrea. Warren W Monmouth t 24 Shore Blvd. loo, Linda Sue 30 Wood Ave, Port Monmouth AModtled Preii Writer Ranton, Belly G Cartaeena, An* 4 Avenue "C", Port Monmouth 21 Beaconlighl Ave Keelen. Edward Jr. IS Mercer Ave , Port Monmouth Ran&on, William H Cartagena. Antonio * Avenue "C". Port Monmouth The average American today believes that the pait wai 21 B«aconllBht Ave K eelen, Valerie IS Mercer Ave., Port Monmoulh Scrim id, John J Haggertv. Donald L. 98 Main SI, Port Monmouth 37 Park Ave King. Eleanor SI York Ave, Port Monmouth better than the present and that the future will be even worse, Schmid. Margaret A Haivorscn. Dennis R. 14 Gordon Cl, Port Monmouth 37 Park Ave. Kovach, Nancv I Illinois Ave, Port Monmouth S tetter, Mary A. Ryan. Kalhleen Mrs 120 Port Monmouth Rd., Port Mon- Me Catfrev, Brian 19 Forest Ave. 7 BrlarcllH PI, Port Monmouth sayi pollster Daniel Yankelovlch EtMtajr. M*ry E mouth Popare, Ann B. •9 Forest Ave 31 Walnut St.. Port Monmoulh Scibon*. Lena 41 H Shoal Harbor Cl., Port Mon- Rubino, Barbara "We've gone almost overnight from a nation of optimists DISTRICT 1 1 Copoerf laid Cl, Port Monmouth Bui Ion Kalherine moutn Torres, Hector M S4WllliiAve. 13 Carolina Ave, Port Monmouth to a nation of pessimists,' Yankelovich said at a recent Graves, David R DISTRICT? 14 Hancock St. API. 7* 13 Carolina Ave, Port Monmoulh Groom. D«br*A. Barker, Daniel J. 64 Btrgen Ave., East Ktansburg 107 Mormngside Ave Uckert, Edna 3 Charles St, Port Monmouth conference In Philadelphia on "Coping with Economy Uncer- Groom, Nancy ° 107 Morningslde Ave. Barker. Daniel J. Jr. 64 Bergtn Avt, East Keansourg Weber. Daniel 17 Mills Ave, Port Monmouth Gudnnc. Barbara Barker, Gloria 64 Bergen Avt., East Ktansburg tainty." 2 Cottaea PI DISTRICT U Henearlner. Charles 22 Sunset Si Barker, Gloria Mrs 64 Bergen Ave.. East Ktansburg Allan, Ronald 11 Bui Ion wood Rd. Jelinikt, John Jr Barker, Kevin J 44 Btrgen Ave, East Ktansburg Yankelovich, head of the firm of Yankelovich, Skelly & 24 Willis Ave Barton, FrencllW. Jr. 31 Minion Ct, Red Bank Leonu. Alfred Joseph 15 Harding Avt. Barker, Wayne A 44 Btrgen Avt, East Ktansburg White, cited these signs of gloom: Borrelli. Frank R }7 Hudson Ave., East Ktansburg Bohabov, Carol D. IIS Twin Brooks Ave. t> Shadvildt Avt. Bohabov, William R. m Twin Breaks Ava. Morton. Fran* Bovce, Deborah 46 Ocean Ave, East Ktansburg -Almost half of all Americans - 48 percent - say they 20 Cottage PI Buys, Janice M. M Hamiltonlan Dr., Red Bank Mf Ghee. Carol Burgos. Luis 27 ShoreUnd Terr., AM. f. East 11 Willis Ave Casey, Edward A. Jr. 17 AtabovCt, Red Bank Rvan, Linda Ktansburg are having trouble paying for housing. Kiv* years ago, only a 90 Orchard SI. Casey, Ellen J. 17 Ataboy Ct, Red Bank Stoldt, Elizabeth Burke, Chrljlin* )S Wtehawken Avt., East Ktansburg 260 Twilight Ave Casey. Gertrude t 17 AtabovCt, Red Bank percent complained of problems in buying and keeping up a DISTRICT* i rt t pin. Catherine A. 144 Hudson Avt., East Ktantburg Dudley, E.Gerry 3 Park Dr. Chevalier. Brl*n Davm, CRarletE. Jr. 164 Hudson Avt., East Ktansburg home. t>i Bavview Avt. Upstairs Fitzgerald, Laurence E. 33 Cr.st Rd. Chevalier. Maurten Dorla, Vilo 232 Ocean Ave., East Ktansburg 67 Bavview Ave Gelling, Patricia E. 310 Hamiltonlan Dr, Red Bank Corcoran, Edith Dreher, Eugene J III Hudson Ave, East Ktansburg , —Nearly three people in four — 72 percent — agree with 18A Center Ave Gleseler. L. Paul 331 Rutledge Dr /Red Bank Dunn, Josephine Enrlght, FrancliJ. 203 Bray Avt., East Ktansburg 28 Collins St. Gieseler, Phyllis 3» Rutledge Dr, Red Bank the statement: "We are fast coming to a turning point in our Dunn, Richard Enrlght, Ray Jr 203 Bray Ave, East Ktanstourg 28 Collins St. Martell, Diana 11 Kama* Ct. Farrell. David E. Jr. Gould, Eiletn 169 Hudson Av* , East Keansburg Marbell, Thomas history where the land of plenty Is becomming the land of Hollowav, Kenneth R. 11 Kemer Ct. Farretl, David E If. 19 Pintvlew Ave 89 Center Avt, East Ktansburg Moats, Judith L. Mopla, Mary Jane If Devon Rd. Farretl, Maureen 19 Pinevltw Ave. 16 Ktntucky Ave., Etit Ktansburg Thompson. Frances L. want." Sixty-two percent think the United States is entering KrIIv, Margaret Mrs. 130 Apple Farm Rd, Red Bank Hardy. Linda J Bayview Ave. 106 Ocean Avt., East Ktansburg Lawless. Arltnt DISTRICT 11 an era of permanent shortages. HochdorHer, Charles 20 Collins SI. 379-B Port Monmouth Rd., Eatt Bennett, Robert B. 514 East Rd, Belford Moore. Kevin 88 Carr Ave. Keansburg Dl Benedetto, Anthony S07 Fox Ave., Belford —There is widespread disillusionment with government. McGralh, I V. S Oceanview Ave., Apt. 2 Leskowich, Wesley 106 Hudson Avt, East Ktansburg Donofrlo, Antoinette I. 533 Sherman Ave, Belford Rice, Dorothy 33 Bayview Ave.. Apt. A Martin, David J. 203 Bray Avt, East Keansburg Seventy-seven percent of the public thinks government wastes Dotterwalch, Judith W. 3*4 Nell Ave, Belford Rice. Eliiabeth 33A Bavview Ave. Martin, Marron S. 203 Bray Avt., East Ktansburg Feldman, Arlene •70 Marvin Rd, Belford Rice. Helen 33 Bayview Avt., Apt. A Mascali. Jo Anne 52 Esstx St., East Ktansburo money, 60 percent say It doesn't care about the people; 65 Hall, Harry T. Rich, Ann 4S Main St. Maxwell, DeannaMrs. 13 Ktntucky Avt., East Ktansburg 572 Roitbury Rd, Belford Hall, Sally percent say it is run in a way that benefits special Interest Rosenberg, Agnes Me Kenna, Diane 1S2 Ocean Ave , East Ktansburg 523 Ronburv Rd, Beltord 29 Btachwav Hrasko, Carol Rosenberg. Stanley J. Or/echowiki, Joanne 174 Ocean Ave., East Keansburg 4*3 Surf Ave, Belford 29 Beachwav Mack, Victor A. rather than the population as a whole. Svdorowvci. Vera Reimtr. Henry E. 143 Hudson Avt., East Ktansburg 2«HockinSt .Belford 25 BelltiiaCt. Me Glrr, William V. Svdorowvci, W*llv Ruck. Christine S-B Monmouth Avt., East Ktantburg MS Sherman Ave, Belford —More than four people in five say that the Individual who 25 BelleiiaCt- Noto, Eileen Williams. Eileen Ruck, Louis Anthony SB Monmouth AVt., East Ktantburg 2M Neil Ave, Belford ' Sentorlello, Severiut 97 Hudson Ave, East Kttnsburg St. George, Susan J. 343 Cole PI, Beltord * works hard and plays by the rules of society goes unrewarded. KEYPORTBOROUGH St. George, William F. Schumacher, Joan 48 Prospect Avt., East Keansburg 243 Cole PI, Belford DISTRICT 1 Slcurella, Vincent He said the changes have come not only In the economic Schumacher, John 48 Prospect Ave, East Keansburg SWRoiburvDr, Belford ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION Thornton, LoulM 36 Thompson Avt, Etst Kaansburg Mendes. Kevin R. DISTRICT 14 situation where inflation is eroding incomes and hopes, but 99 Luppatatong Ava. Tulko, Helen D. Mendes, Louis 99LuppalatongAvt. 17 East Port Monmouth Rd., Port Anueiucc I, Theresa M. II Concord Ave, Leonardo also in the areas of culture and politics. In the cultural area, Mendes. Louis 99 Luppatatong Avt. Monmouth Baseike. Thomas P. 3* Monmouth Ave, Leonardo Braining, Thomas F. Parns. Christine 38 Broadway Valinottl, Gloria 20 Smith PI,, East Katntburg IS Breyent Ave, Leonardo y Coo*, Cynthia A. for example, Yankelovich noted that the so-called typical Rams, Frederic J 38 Broadway Van Nest, James Jr 48 Ocean Avt., East Ktansburg 5 Bay Hill Rd, Leonardo Courtney. Eric Skinner, Gilbert A 222 Maple PI. Zober, Karen L. Mrs. 102 Ktntuckv Avt, East Ktansburg 3 Bay Hill Rd, Leonardo family — a male breadwinner, non-working wife and two Zobtr, William R. 102 Ktntuckv Ave.. East Kaansburg Courtney, Nancv 3 Bay HIII Rd., Leonardo DISTRICT 2 Cuslck, John J. small children — Is rapidly disappearing. Fewer than 20 Ayaia. Celba DISTRICT I 35 Highland Ave, Leonardo 71 Church St Daly, Glenn R. Bracero,Jose A. ' 37 Olborn SI. Alexander, Mark J, 32 Green Ltkt Dr., Red Bank v Decker Dr, Leonardo percent of the families In the country fit that pattern today, he Dalv, Jennifer j. v Decker Dr, Leonardo Poling. Michael Si 59 Second SI. Dt Pevrel, Joseph 62 Gltnmary Avt, Red Bank Dickey, Vernon F. Bryant Ave, Leonardo Tall, LenaD tO8 First St Irish, Stephen T. 542 Navesink Rlvtr Rd., Red Bank said. 218 Navtslnk Rlvtr Rd , Rtd Bank Elblonk. Cheryl 3 Hannc Dr., Leonardo Wdlerhouse. James R 45 Atlantic St. Maeg, Frank A. Maaa, Mtry Ann 218 Navtslnk Rlvtr Rd, Rtd B*nk Elblonk, Ira H 2 Hanne Dr, Leonardo Americans also are becoming less concerned with the DISTRICTS Evans, Roger WO DISTRICT t 43 Leonard Ave., Leonardo Budd, Donald L. 41 Oak St. Gilmartln, Josephine A. 79 Hamilton Avt., Leonardo 91 Leonard Ava., Leonardo material signs of success and more interested In self-fulfill- fiudd. Lillian . 41 Oak Si Ast, Donald C. Gllsson, Wade R. S Hosford Ava, Leonardo Coulter. Edward J. 99 Green Grove Ave., Apt. 13 Cummings. Eliiabeth Eda 49 Florence Avt., Leonardo Koenlo, Theresa ment. Only IS percent of the public thinks work Is important 59 Hosford Ave, Leonardo Gallo. Chris T, 82 Manchester Avt. Dull, Eliiabeth Ann 8 Florence Avt., Leonardo Lange, Frederick A. Gomalei, Pedro Juan 38 Oak SI. Dull, Roberts. 8 Florenct Ave., Leonardo Lanoa, Mary 14 Leonard Ave, Leonardo than leisure, Yankelovich said. Fewer people show a "raw, Hanstos, Agtenos D 99 Green Grove Ave.. Apt. 47A Gavga, Alexander M. 1 Martin Cl., Leonardo Murphy, DavidC M Leonard Ava, Leonardo competitive edge," he added. Only 10 percent express the Hickev, lion Y i S Snvder Lane Gavsa. Lorraine A I Martin Ct., Leonardo Poll, Florence M. 5 Nautilus Dr, Leonardo Hicks. Randy 55 Walnut St. Geielman, Lori B. 60 Washington Avt., Leonardo Poll, Rudolph H. I Leonardvllle Rd, Leonardo determination to get to the top, monetarily and professional- Loder, Theodore J Sr. 37 Oak St. Gillette. Carole 114 Hamilton Ave., Leonardo Thorpe, Christopher M. I Leonardvllle Rd, Leonardo Newman, Gary L. 65 Green Grove Avt. Hatfleld, Doris M. 112 Hamilton Ave., Leonardo Vignes, Roger L, 19 Hollywood Ave, Leonardo ly Proue. Alfred 199 Second St. Hatfieid. JohnC. 112 Hamilton Avt., Leonardo Zlolkowskl, Edward R. 15 Viola Ave, Leonardo Krausa, Eliiabeth Protie.J Josephine 199 Second St. 77 Hamilton Ave.. Leonardo 70 Bay HIM Rd, Leonardo Yankelovich said the economic and cultural changes have Lorenson, Edward Scotlo Giuseppe 99 Green Grove Ave.. Apt. 34A Hwv #34, P.O. Box #101, Btlford DISTRICT U Mtniel, Charles L. led to political ones. There is less support for traditionally Shaw. Ward P 99 Green Grove Avt., Apt. 15 114 Center Ave., Leonardo Belleiza, Rita Mary A. 64 Norm* Ave, Lint rait Starr. Patricia Morgenthaler, Patricia A. II Martinet., Leonardo Bergln, Helen A. 23 Riverbrook Ave, Liner oft 35 Pine St Painter, James A. liberal ideas of helping the poor and minorities. The Idea of Trolian, John J. SI Green Grove Ave. 90 Center AVe . Leonardo Boaro, Rita B. 237 Harvey Ave, Lincroft Peterson, Carl M DISTRICT* 95 Center Ave, Ltontrdo Buchanan, Roberta L. JS Rosalie Ave, Lincrofi "need-based entitlement" — if you NEED a job, an educa- Peterson. Carl T. 95 Center Ave., Leonardo Burkell, ErkN. • Riverbrook Ava, Lincroft 19 Center St. Salkh, Rakawl tion, etc., you have a RIGHT to it — is growing upopular. The 90 Center Ave., Ltontrdo Godfrey, Howard Jr. 19 Harvey Ave, Lincroft 77 Walling Terr Struble, Myrtle 2 Center St. Appleton Avt., Apt. #49, Leonardo Link, Gall C. 37 Manor Pkwv, Lincroft public today thinks that help should be based not only on an Stupin Rivera. Marctlla IS Florence Ave., Leonardo Link, James F. Jr. Schulli. Beatrice 203 Beers St. Tango, Susan 37 Manor Pkwv, LlncroU 61 Ocean Blvd., Leonardo Peterson. Stella M individual's need, but also on whether he or she deserves aid. Schultz. Stanley F. Jr. 703 Beers St. Torry, Julie Mrs. 174 Riverbrook Ave, Lincroft Viliello, Jonathan P 29 Walling Terr 106 Hamitbon Avt., Leonardo Ta I madia, Claire M. 177 Riverbrook Ave, Lincroft Viliello, Michael A. 79 Walling Terr. DISTRICT 18 Tuzzalino, John Jr. 303 Parkview Terr, Lincrofi DISTRICT) Anglcv, Thomas 1 Past Dr., Red Bank DISTRICT U 241 Monmouth County 241 Monmouth County Braurt. Thomas E. 21 Kearnv St. Bourg, James A. 64 Whitman Dr., Red Bank Bochiaro, Charlotte A. . 5 Bav berry L«na, New Monmouth Hi .inn V.ilei . i, 11 Kearnv SI Hickmen, Elaine 25 Davis Lane, Rtd Bank Butke, Vincent R. M Maplewood Dr, New Monmouth ••O BANK »0«OU0M Bndgeman. Donald R 21 Eh/abeih St Lodge, Joseph C. 75 Apoleoate St , Rtd Bank Clnkala, Michael E 59 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., New Mon- DISTRICT 1 Hi .(ijfiM.in Jennifer 2i Eliiabeth St. Lodge, SusanS. Mrs. 71 Aoplegate St, Red Bank mouth Firrvll, Irtnt M, 4S AlBlon Ct. Dimech. Alice C- .. • •- 36 Kearnv St DISTRICT 11 Clnkala, Yvonne M. 5f Cherry Tree Farm Rd, New Mon- O'Shu, Hunry M. IS HuBMrd Park Dimech, Leone V. Jr. 36 Kearnv St. Candito. William 6 Forest Dr. mouth Sandrocfc, Mirk 43 B Harrlisn Ava. Herman, Rose 50 Beers St. Apt, ID Capno, Michael to Tindall Rd. Troittr, G«ll D 3tt River Rd. Jones. James G Fogarty, John R. , - 12 Greeley Ct, New Monmoulh 39 Kearnv St Smith, Kenneth C. 21 Woods End Rd. Fogartv, Sandra Lee 13 Greeley Ct, New Monmouth DISTRICT I LOPeZ. In.iHiim 28 Broad SI Smith, Mary O. 21 Woods End Rd. Ott. Bonnie H. 20 Renter Cl, New Monmouth HixUvihv, AlktS 45 WMltlnotofi St. Million. Thomas R 66 Main St. I aDorn. Theresa M 72 Llbbv PI. Ott, Mark D. 20 Renter Cl, New Monmouth DISTRICT > Perei. LuisM 34 Kearnv St. DISTRICT 11 DISTRICT 27 Gray. Goraldlrw S. IX Spring St. »P> III 42 Broad St. Rivera, William Bruther, Dennis M. 20 Cooper Blvd., Rtd Bank 264 Port Monmoulh Rd, East Rait, Judl A. IN A taring St. 50 Beers St., Apt. 9G Davlai, Sylvia Stein, LounM. Bull. Bonnie , 106 E. Roosevtlt Circle, Red Bank Keentburg DIITIRCT 4 DISTRICT* Lacev. Maureen 2 Jefferson St., Red Bank Franklin, Frank 14 Grant Pi, East Keansburg ConMlr, Sutan E IJ Madlion AVI. Deutsch. HarrvA 251 Atlantic St., Apt. 47 Lacev, Thomas M. 2 Jefferson St., Red Bank Hannon, Deborah A. 3S Monmouth Ave, East Keansburg inm, Na4tld« IS Brown PI. Hiigendorf. Frederick W. 251 Atlantic St.. Apt. Sfl .Olson, Walter D. 53 Navesink River Rd, Rtd Bank Hannon, Edwin A. Jr. 3S Monmouth Ave, East Kaansburg Gftla.ro, Ruth IKE BareanPI Kelly, Rosemary T 251 Atlantic St. Apt. 15A White, MaryMri. 12 Garden St., Red Bank Hannon, Eileen 35 Monmouth Ave, East Keansburg Gavin, John J inSautnSt. K. n» Roy E. 2S1 Atlantic St., Apt. ISA DISTRICT 13 Hautlh, Irene 13 Morningslde PI, East Kaansburg Glostftl, Danna E. SI E. MrMrt PI Kleinschmidt. PatriclaA 395 Broad St Barbera, Gloria A. 160 Leonardvllle Rd.,jBelford Hogan, Victoria J. 37 Taylor Ave, East Keansburg Mahar, Dwight E. JO St. Nkholl PI. Krvceski. Stella C Bethany Manor Apt. 40 Barbera, Peter G. 168 Leonardvllle RckTBtlford Hoi ton, Dorothy A. U Morningslde PI, East Keansburg Plain, John A. n Maoiwi AV# Murphy. Michael 2S1 Atlantic St., Apt. 47A Brollev, Timothy 587 CllrttonJSve- Btlford Wilton, Arthur M. 3*1 Port Monmouth Rd, Eisl Van Buiklrh, Edna A. 34 Plnchnav Rd. McDonough. Edwina 6Octavla PI. Cassidv, Marian A. 463 Church St., Belford Keansburg DISTRICT I Me Donough, William A. ,. 6 Octavla PI. GtMt, Cath(««n M DISTRICT H IS Wall It. Nelke, Craig M 3 Octavla PI. AS4 Grtent Avel' Belford Gable. Karen A. Acerrt, David 133WoodgateRd. 74 Monmoulh SI. Nelke. DianC 3 OctavialPI. 586 Hopping Rd., Btlford y Garland, Linda Helfrich, PairkiaD. 414 Navaho Way i Rlv.rildt Avt. lnd. II Retcorl, Jwnefc. • • )J1 Atlantic SI.. Apt, ej . • • Hudtpfflh. Barbara MO Hopping Rd , Btlftrd Kltln. Judv L Howie, Sharon 154 Kings Hwv, E, Atlantic High- M W Front St. Schulze. Elsie Bethany Manor, Apt. 6G Picard, Joyce 601 Turner Dr., Belford Metigar, Dorothy V. lands It Rlvfrilda Avt. Aat. 407 Wayte. Robert T 351 Atlantic It. Apt. IB Raffav, Gabriel P. 147 Brookslot Dr., Btltord Rossi, Mary 21 Stavoia Rd. M Rlvartlda Avt. Whitlock. Carolyn 34 Brook Avt. DISTRICT 14 Hunt, Daniel J. Sprung, Stanlty R. Hunt, Diane T. 21 Stavoia Rd. DISTRICT 4 Whilldck. JohnT 34 Brook Ave. Arredondo. Gallon A. 171 Green Oak Blvd., New Monmouth Koveleskv. Dolores 100 Sleepy Hollow Rd, Red Bank Llovd, Barry Jamat U MapM Avt. Wright, Elizabeth J Bethany Manor. Apt. 0T Buchtr, June E. 128 Green Oak Blvd., New Monmouth Koveleikv, Joseph F. 110 Sleepy Hollow Rd, Red Bank 71 Pttarl PI. LITTLE SILVER BOROUGH Bucher, Vernon L. 126 Green Oak Blvd., New Monmouth Morrli, Donald G. Langford, Rae Melpass 299 Cooper Rd , Red Bank Jl Wavtrly PI. DISTRICT! Buglioh. Louis P 39 Lone Oak Rd., New Monmouth oissin, Martha W. Llndgren, Joanne K. 55 Chape) Hill Rd, Red Bank Snta, Dolors)* 104 Mart! Avt. Huglioli, PhvlllS 39 Lone Oak Rd, New Monmouth NAME ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION Miller, Robert J. 233 Chapel HIII Rd, Red Bank Wtlli. Patricia Q 2! Irving PI. Dempsev, John J Bulwer. Edward L. Oakdalt Dr., Daniel Towers 84 Riverview Ave. Shumwav.Sanford 26 Tllton Bd. Yodlct, Donna B tl MapU Ava. Dempsev. KaihleenM 84 Riverview Ave. Clark. Charlotte Elizabeth Oakdale Dr., Daniel Towers Htrrman, Brian J Slrollo, Sandy 7 Porno Ct. Slllwr, Patar R n MapM Avt. Kropp. Carol Ann 39 N SunnycrestDr. 22 Mlllbrook Dr.. New Monmouth Herrman, Jeffrey P. Tortorto. Edward A. 212 Peachwood Rd. DISTRICT 1 MacFaddm. Patricia A. 7 Ruddv Ct. 22 Mlllbrook Dr.. New Monmouth Htrrman, Katherfnt L. Tortoreo, Joanna H, 2t2PeachwoodRd. Bast, Darcal S. ,•• at i. BrWat Ava. MacFaddin. Richard W J Ruddy Ct. 22 Mlllbrook Dr., New Monmouth Herrman, Robert P. DISTRICT 39 Bradford, JotaphE. Jr. SOW BtraanPI Palmer. Nicholas 41 Little Silver Pkwv. 22 Millbrook Dr, New Monmouth Hoover, Wayne Collinson, DanielJ 99 Wigwam Rd, Locust Ninon, TtfTl L. M» S. Brla»t Ava. DISTRICT 1 III Green Oak Blvd.. New Monmouth Jones, Eilten M. Collinson, Helen 99 Wigwam Rd, Locust Reid. Barbara !7i S. BrMoa Ava. Folev. Dennis J 97 Silverton Ave Oakdale Dr., Daniel Towers Manfradt. Molly Dietrich, KennethA. 4 Walnut St., Atlantic Highlands Sldanar, Diana E. Ml S. BrkWa Aw. . Folev. Margaret 97Silverton Ave Oakdate Dr, Daniel Towers Molinaro, Alexandra Hausmann, Lorraine Sears Ave, P.O. Box #31, Navesink DISTRICT • DISTRICT) 1S9GretnOak Blvd, New Monmouth Prusak, DanitlM. Lubow, Barbara S. Clay Ct, Locust If Da Forratl Ava. .Oamen. LvdaMary 42 Edgewood Avt 159 Green Oak Vlvd., New Monmouth Fltipatrlck, Edward O. Rumph, Charles T Lubow, Milton L, Clav Ct, Locust Tirva, Algis A 15 Rivers Edge Or. 8 Kenwood Dr., New Monmouth Lewis. Walter 21 Locult Avt Snow, Betty J. Maurer, Dorothy Erie Rd. 1 Oneide Ave, Atlantic Tirva, Lucia B 15 Rivers Edgt Dr 24 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., New Mon- Spagnuolo, Franctts lliOakllndSt Highlands 10! Locut Avt. DISTRICT 4 mouth Trovato, Allan Erie Rd, Atlantic Highlands 160 Rumson Rd Snow, Harold A. Jr. 24 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., New Mon- Trovato, Robin 103 Locuit Avt. 135 N. Lovett Ave. mouth Erie Rd. 1 Oneide Ave., Atlantic DISTRICT a Highlands n W. Wtlttkjt Avt. DISTRICT 6 Oakdtle Dr., Daniel Towers Anderson, Mary valley Dr, Atlantic Highlands Harbold. RickM 5 Garden Rd 90- New Monmouth Rd, New Mon- Queckenbush, Arltne Daniels, James E. 10 Bant St. HOPPS, Michele K 61 Grant PI., Red Bank mouth Servldone, Victoria A. 116 Hartshorne Rd, Locust Oorchv. Linda , 1M Ltiontoo Ava. Knapp. Jean 61 Grant PI.. Red Bank Terple, William Wallace 90 New Monmouth Rd., New Mon- DISTRICT N Henderson, Annie P. 10* Nawmtn Spring! Rd. Kndpp, Joseph F 61 Grant PI.. Red Bank Burct, Paul J. 107S Middletown Lincrofi Rd. Hudson, Ella M. 1J»W. BtroanPI. Lvnch, KieranC. 237 Branch Ave., Red Bank Turner, Wayne G. 29 Millbrook Dr, New Monmouth Jacobs, Philip L. S7 Robin Ct. Walton, Doris L. IB W. WllUldl Avt. Apt. A Rvan, Su/anne E 171 Plncfcnev Rd. Ward, Nancy E. 4 Mlllbrook PI., Ntw Monmouth McGraw. William G. 25 Borden Rd. DISTRICT It LOCH ARBOUR Ward, Robert B 4 Mlllbrook PI., New Monmouth Rhvne, Joseph C. 98 Pelican Rd. Lo Preitl, Ellean M. •4 Me Laran St Kaehler. Arline F 329 Euclid Ave DISTRICT IS Rhynt, Linda I 9B Pelican Rd UNION REACH BOROUGH Mahoney, Adrienne S 12 Elberon Ave. Collumbien, Williams. 6 Merrlck Ct, New Monmouth Sloat. Michatl P. SO Dwight Rd. DISTRICT 1 Mahonev, William 12 Elberon Ave Contegiacomo. Angelo Paul 31 Acktr Dr., Ntw Monmouth Sloat, Robert H. 50 Dwight Rd. NAME ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION RUMSON BOROUGH Gerdon, William 17 Winston Dr. DISTRICT It DICftPua, Fred 711 Union Avt. DISTRICT 1 Keelev, Damon 15 Suffolk Lane Brown, Emllv H. 9 The Terrace. Diloer, Booer W 711 Union Avt. NAME ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION Musgrave, Thomas C, Jr. 7 Johnson Ttrr. Du Puls, Antoine A. 27 Kings Hwy. Drust, Antnonv J. 711 Union Avt. Ansel, Dorothy A. 76 Ridge Rd Orcull, Jeffrey 25 Acktr Dr., Ntw Monmouth Du Puts, Elsa K. 37 Kings Hwv. Ooidacker, Peony Ann J13 Prospect Avt. Ansel. Mark G. . 76 Ridse Rd Todd, Gloria M. 262 Harmony Rd. Gargullo, Joseph • Butler Lane Golden. Francis D. Tit PrMMCt fllfa Morcom, Sarah M 7 Lf y SSt. Twigg, Carol 9 Winston Dr. Peluso. Samuel 27 Peach Blossom Lane Golden, Ruth 714 Prowct Ava. Posev. Rita 14 Oak wood Lane DISTRICT It Smith, Oaklev Mead ill 28 The Trail Hansen, Deborah J, 703 Columbia Ava. DISTRICT! Faulkner. Gerald A. 7 Ntptunt St., Ntw Monmouth Ulrich, Linda L. 124 Apple Blossom Lane M-Nultv, John 513 Central Avt. Chadwick, Richard COM 106 E. River Rd. Jorgens«n, James 3 Mercury St., New Monmouth Rvan, Mary Mr*, HI Park Avt. DISTRICT 32 Schneider, Cheryl , Kidd. Viola M. 7 Bruct PI. Jorgensen, Joan 3 Mercury St., Ntw Monmouth 706 Park Ava. . 45 Creitview Dr. Schneider, Henry Morns, Kathleen K tO Ridge Rd Marino, Peter A. 473 Apple Valley Dr., Btlford Cotter, James E. 704 Park Avt. 65 Creitview Dr. Trampler, Alfred E. Sttves. Douglas P 41 Center St. - Roemmele, Patricia A. Mrs. Cotter, Jane F. 514 Central Avt 11 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., New Mon- 39 Fairvlaw Dr. DISTRICT) Hagsirom, Joseph DISTRICT! mouth Hoffman, Llnca MS Heddln PI. Cuscaden, Cathy 5 Hartshorne Lane Taylor, Sharon 10 Garrett PI, Ntw Monmouth Anderson, Lerov 915 Florence Ava. Hoffman, Marie 15 Heddln PI. Field, Edwin Shepherd 7 WoodmtreAvt. Taylor. William 10 Garrett PI., Ntw Monmouth Cabrera. Lui M 600 Front St.. Apt. 3 Joans, Constance 22 Heritage Dr. Pooper. Benjamin 3 Monmouth Ave Tepper, Thomas N 2S7 Wilson Ave., New Monmouth Catania, Josephine 745 Front St. Levl, Joseph 307 Crcstvlew Dr. She. Susap Leslie. 72 Rumson Rd. Thackt, Barbara M. 257 Wilson Ave., New Monmouth Catania, Margaret 743 Front SI. Ranieri, Joan 5 Heddln PI. Mm HIM John T 21 Ave. of Two Rivers Thackt, Joseph E. 257 Wilson Ave., New Monmouth Catania, Philip J. 745 Front SI. Ranltri, Joseph A. 5 Heddln PI. Werlemann, Dorothy A Rumson Rd. & Ave of Two DISTRICT 17 Cereghlno. Helen Mrs. 914 Second St. Rose, Donna M. 3 Falrview Dr. Rivers. Sea Bright Chrampanis, Phillis 139 Thompson Ave., East Ktansburg Cereghino. Joseph 914 Second SI Rose, Ruth 3 Fairvlew Dr. DISTRICT 4 Churco. James L. 29 Ravatl Rd., Port Monmouth Cereghino, Michael T. 914 Second SI Crowiev.CvnthiaW 131 Ridge Rd Churco, Judith A. Mrs. 29 Ravatt Rd., Port Monmouth Williamson, Marshall B. 304 Kings Hwv, E. Dateldectxer, Josephine C. 719 Fourth St. Yarbrough. Teresa 67 Danemar Dr. Crowlev. DavidC II 131 Ridge Rd Cordova, Enrico 4 Scott Rd, Port Monmouth DiGeso, Maria 707 Florence Ave.. Apt. * 1 Mi/rahi, Clansse 148 Rumson Rd Gorski. John C. 15 White St., East Ktansburg DISTRICT 11 Evani, James. 503 Florence Ava. 140 Summit Ave, Belford McGlone. Brian 170 Rumson Rd. Howell. Donald F. 9 Sanders Dr. Barber, Marian P. Gonzalez. Maria T. 309 Florence Ava. Me Clone. Daniel P 170 Rumson Rd. Lind, Cheryl A. 3 Martel Ct. Mather. Alice 267 Leonardvllle Rd, Belford Pabon, LuiM. 807 Third St. Saker, Linda Lee 92 Buena Vjsla Ave. •* Meevers Scnolle, Diana 34 Hialeah Ave. Schwartz, Stephen H 40S Main St, Belford Parsells, Barbara J. 333k) Lorlllard Ave. Parente, JoAnn B. Mrs. DISTRICT 14 Perez, Mary DISTRICT} 72 Sunset Pi. . Raillon, Margaret A. 317FronlSt DrOsnahl, Wendy 2S Heathclift Rd Perente. Thomas W. 72 Sunset Pi. Acerra, Lora 39 East Rd. 210 Pint St. Rodriguez, Joan B. SI. Ptter, GeoroeA. 50 Swartzel Dr. Railton, Robert J. Jr. Kennedy. John B 63 Bellevue Ave 22 Baldwin Ave, East Kttnsbura Scalio, Linda D. 210 Pint St. Kennedy. Patricia H 62 Bellevue Avt Rodriguez. Rolando 22 Baldwin Ave , East Keansburg SI. Peter, John A. 50 Swartzel Dr. 816 Stvtnth St. Serabian. Annette Mrs. Scalio. Mark A. Ryan, Sherrill E 2SHcathcfitt Rd. 22 Ttnglewood Rd, DISTRICT 35 816 Seventh St. Serabian. Haig Trogani, Lynn Shaheen. Virginia M 5 Edwards Point Rd. 22 Tangltwood Rd. Archer, Eliiabeth 103 Hillside St., Red Bank 711 Third St. Sharp, Myron P. Titus, Dorolhv D 47 Bellevue Avt. fl Sanders Dr. Black, Mary Ann 114 Hillside St, Red Bank DISTRICT 1 Sharp, Pauline J. Mrs. Wood. Dianne Edwards Point Rd. 8 Sanders Dr. Brett, Victoria A. 48 Campbell St, Red Bank Simpson, Frederick W. Chlanca, Louis J. Jr. 205 Arlington Ave. DISTRICT* 40 Fielding Ave, East Ktansburg Dial. Arthur F. 38 Hillside SI, Red Bank Sowul. Peggy Cooper. Eva Mrs 7 HickelmannSt. TV Belsev A 22 Washington Ave. 5 Crystal Ct Dlai. Edith S. 3t Hillside Si, Red Bank TramltJt. Steven Cooper, Gary 7 HtckelmannSI. . Frank C. 20 Washington Ave. 24 Tanglewood Rd. Ltvint, Cheryl 91 Hillside St, Red Bank Henr* Zecchino, Dorcnc Cooper. Jack A. 7 HeckelmannSt. 20 Washington Ave. Orbacz, Thomas J. 3* Hillside St, Red Bank Henry. Timothy 47 Ohio Avt., East Ktansburg Varrtlmann, Paul H. Cumlskv. Mary Mrs. 43Scholtr Dr. La Hiif Anne 54 Ward Ave. DISTRICT II 597 w. Front St, Red Bank DAngelis, Deb ra Ann 90S Stone Rd. La Hiii Kevin G, 54 Ward Ave Campbell, John S. 15 Walnut Ave, Rtd Bank Gey, Kenneth F. 1713 Florenct Ave. Sm.lh. Karl T 137 Bingham Ave. Campbell, Lynn-Mary SS Walnut Ave, Rtd Bank DISTRICT 16 Gev. Margaret M. 1713 Florence Ava. Smilh. Peter H. . 137 Bmgham Ave Hern, Frank A. 51 walnut Ave, Rtd Bank Bibens, Maebelle W. 41 Creek Rd, Port Monmouth Leenlg, Vivian 3 Scholar Dr. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Johnson, Jeffrey L. iiOSlattsIr pi . Rtd Bank Broadltv, Tracy Lvnn 60 Campbell Ave, Port Monmouth Mallev. Teresa M Miss 14 Haug St. DISTRICT 1 Kaplan. Myron 80 Stephtnville Blvd., Rtd Bank Feldman, Calvin 63 Bralnard Ave, Port Monmoulh Mftrensttl. Gladys I41A Stone Rd NAME ADDRESS OF REGISTRATION Kaplan. Susan 80 Stepnenvllle Blvd., Red Bank MacMahon, Margaret 33 Willow St., Port Monmouth Massev, Francis T. iSScholtr Dr. Llshefski. Wayne E. 8 Broad St, Port Monmouth Massey, Linda S. 64 Shady Brook Or. )67Stateslr PI, Rtd Bank Miller, Michael J. 15 Scholer Dr. Murphy, Patricia Mist. Newman, Maureen Cormier, Diane M Shady Brook Dr. 54 David Ttrr., Red Bank Reckeweg, Gary C 1 -A Pinehurst Ave, Port Monmouth 403 Stone Rd. Opdyke. David W Ruta, AldoD. Cormier, Roger J 64 Shady Brook Or. 91 Walnut Ave, Red Bank Reckeweg, Mary E i A Pinehurst Ave, Port Monmouth 10 Andtrion SI. Crowlev,Joseph J 20 Holland Rd. Opdvke. Mary B. Savage, John C. 22 Collins Ave, Port Monmouth Ruta. Helen V Mrs 91 Walnut Ave, Red Bank Smallie. Harold 10 Anderton SI. Crowlev.M«rg*relMrs 20 Holland Rd 49 Walnut Ave., Red Bank Silver, James W 164 Wilson Ave, Port Monmouth ISHecktlmannSt. Evans. Robert M. 14 Liberty St. Silver, JeanE. 164 Wilson Ave, Port Monmouth Persico, Joanne T. 49 Walnut Ave, Red Bank DISTRICT a Scinlo. Patrick J 9 Laurel Ct. Ptummtr, Marianne J. 397 Hwv. #3S. Red Bank Butler, Allen M. 401 Edmunds Ava. Scmlo. Palntk J 9 Laurel Ct. 112 Statesir pi. Red Bank Poyner. JohnC. DISTRICT 17 Butler, Ellen 60S Edmunds Ava. Shealy. David S. Jr. 4 LaurttnCI. 112 Stateslr PI, Rtd Bank Poyner, John C. Jr. Burkt. Lillian P. 14 Harkins Dr. Gonjelet, German 122V Florenct Ava.. Apt. #4 Siechman. Marlin 59 Bamm Hollow Rd. Sailer, JohnC. 46 Virginia Terr., Red Bank Connor. Margaret 3*McClellen Dr. Gonzelez, Maria 1229 Florenct Ava., Apt. «4 Sireich, Jon H ISA Her Dr. Stoulveda. Gtroge W. S3 Sttphtnvlllt Blvd., fled Bank F lemming. Joan C. 181 Geary Dr. Linares, JosetaVina 901 Ttntn SI Svnkowski, Lailom A. 121 Me CutcheonCI. Sikalis. Ann V. Fleming. KtnlJ. 181 Geary Dr. 86 Linden Avt . Rtd Bank Lopei. Augustfn B. •24 Tentn St. Svnkowski, William J t2i McCutchtonCt. Sauirlock, Patricia H Gowdv, James 22 Palmer Ct. 25 Coltman Ave, Rtd Bank Lopci. Isabel L. • 824 Tenth St Wesl, Geoffrey 0 $ Conovtr Avt. Stall, Alex H*nn*n, Donna A. W Leslie Lane 69 Walnut Avt, Rtd Bank Martinez. Jacinto 1229 Florenct Ave., Apt. #4 DISTRICT 2 Tharadsen. JohnB. Houirides, Josephine C. 7 Bennett PI. 2 Maida Ct, Red Bank Medina. Louis F. 707 Florenct Ava. 119 Monmouth Ave , Navtslnk Tlmlen, Margaret M, 88 Linden Avt, Rtd Bank Lo Presti, Cheryl Ann Homiak', James f 178 Marsha Dr. Morris, Frank W. 137 Broadway DISTRICT 1* LoPresti, Richard Jackson. GlennE 83 C Locust Point Rd.. Locuit 171 Marsha Or, Morris. Linda D. 237 Broadway 926 Navesink River Rd,, Locust Baker, Firman Lee 28 Howard Ct, Lincroft Morris. Mary Mn. DISTRICT M 237 Broadway Keogh. Walter R 37 Red Coach Lane, Locuit Baker, Ramon* 28 Howard Ct, Lincroft McGralh, Barry P. Abel, William G. 80 Heron Rd. 507 Bay Ave Barsalona, August Nappi.Gcraldine Latham, Janice M ' . Locust Point Rd. Locuit 4 WllshlrtWav, Lincroft Curltv, Linda M. 440 Red HIII Rd. 710 Elghlh St. I5» Monmouth Avt. P.O BOM 7, Barsalont, Imelda 4 WllshfreWav, Lincroft Riordan. Tht lie M. Lennng. Harrv F Gilchr if I. Gail 44 Wallace Rd. IMMerbtrtSI. Navesink Barsalona. Russell 4 Wllshire Way. Lincroft Hahn, Richard A. Schneider, Hertha D. 73 Pelican Rd. 209 Dock SI. I Navesink Ave., Navesink Batsett. JohnT. Newman Springs Rd., Christian Holland, William H. Sheridan, David Me Gehee.H Coleman I t33 Borden Rd. 109 Statt SI. Hillside Ave^, Box 21, c/o Haiti Brother Academy, Lincroft Stlch, Miriam Faroll Sheridan, Karen Paine, GlenMullord 33 Deepdele Dr. 109 State SI. Smith, 30 Murfleld Dr., Llncrotl Stromberg, Julie 74 Deeodftle Dr. DISTRICTS Navtslnk Haughwout, Kathleen M. 65 Rtdf ftld Rd . Lincroft Strombtrg. Mary J ant 76 DeePdale Dr Carev, Joseph Jr. 431 Clark Avt. 4 Lakeside Ave . Navesink Haughwout, Richard J. • 65 Rtdtleld Rd., Lincroft Stromberg, Scott A. Parker, Richard W Jr 74 Deepdele Dr Ely, Barbara 909 Harris Avt. Swan& BrolhtrlonAves., Navesink Judd, MaoorieL Mrs 30 Grttntrte Terr, Lincroft Strombtrg, Stanley C. Reusch, Albert 74 Deeodate Dr Ely. Dennis A. 909 Harris Avt. 181 C Bowne Rd.. Atlantic Highlands Ktlly, Terry M 120 Jumping Brook Rd, Taylor, ElliabathA. Woods. GeraldmeM 41 Crane Ct. Gnegorshl. Bruno M. 413 MornlnflSlde Avt. 181 C Bowne Rd., Atlantic Highlands P.O. Box #6*. Lincroft Woods. John J lannacone, Marvrosa 931B Route 34 DISTRICT) Longtttt. Florence 72 Leedsvllle Dr., Lincroft DISTRICT J* Jansen, James E. 1303 WelleV Avt. Lonoette. Salvaiore 72 Ltedsvllle Dr , Lincroft , Anthony 79 Compton St., Btlford Acerra. Sandra M 831 Middletown Lincroft Rd. Jensen. JonnH. l!31.weslev Ave. Martin, Edward P. Newman Springs Rd.. Christian Clen nts. Thomas H 159 Center Avt , Belford Beechtr, Btbecca L. 371 Dwight Rd. Kiernan, George 1104 Harris Avt. Brothers Academy, Lincroft Corrigan. Harriot M II Cedar St., Belford Dantmen, Linda 1351W. Front SI, Lincroft Mahon, Thomas B. 537 Aumack Ave. 130 Jumping Brook Rd., Lincroft Curtn, Morris Jr 279 East Rd , Btltord Middieton, Diane M. Donovan. Deirdra t Carnegie Ct. Miller, GarrethC 1005 Harm Avt. Griffin, John 144 Seely St., Btlford Me Master, Joanna F, 65 Redfield Rd, Lincroft Drew, Carol* 449 Middletown-Lincroft Rd, Lincroft Murk, Irene J, 93IB Route 36 Heiniein. Michael J 299 East End Ave. Btlford N*sh. George James Jr. 7 Dogwood L.*r*. Lincroft Drew. Ronald L. 449 Middletown Linero« Rd., Lincrofi Pretti, I aura A 639Aumtck Avt. Pflland. Jill Susan Keller, Douglas C, 274 Church St. Belford 147 Mlddlftown-Llncroft Rd, Lincroft Gallagher, Richard C. SSIIVerbrook PI, Lincroft Scott, Patricia 1IB Rott Lent 73 Second St., Btlford Peltand, Ronald E. 147 Middletown-Lincroft Rd, Lincroft Gallagher, Rot* Ann J. Sldisin. Roseann Mason, Jerome C. Jr. S Silverbrook PI, Lincroft 1304 Harrlt Ave. 73 Second St.. Btlford Roberts, John F. 7 Stag PI. Lincroft Harris. Mabel H. Mason. Joan 94S Middletown Line roll Rd. N.J. Ravlted Statute t9 31-18 provides that any person affected bv the 98 Campbell Ave, Belford Roberts. MturtcnE. 7 Slag PI., Lincroft Holt. CarolynS. Newborn. Theodore L. 107 White Oak Ridge Rd, Llncrott above action shall during the week Immediately preceding the election end 108 Compton St . Belford Rutledot, Billy B, 126 Jumping Brook Rd., Line raft None April M. Oil inner. Ida Mrs 9 Whlteoak Ridge Rd, Lincroft On \t\W tlfJCIiQfi (fe>V FtefVv 1h# MQht lO 014)119 tlPpitCslliOO 10 ftny JlltfQfJ Of thfl 72 Fifth St., Btlford Rvder. Rita A 90 Whispering Pints Dr, Lincroft" * Nono. Vlncenl P. Plummer, Joann Mn 9 Whiteoek Ridge Rd, Lincrofi Superior Court of the County of Monmouth lor In* puroow of obuining in SO Main St, Btlford Seppala, Jacqueline A. 16 TroonCI, Lincrofi Ryan, DtboraM Rice. Peggy J 45 Qroedmoor Dr., Lincroft order tntltllfta him to vttt In Ih* district In which h« •cluttly rtilOti Tht 62 Railroad Ave..Belford Siatterv, Michael J 104 Jumping Brook Rd , Lincroft Voelike. Linda A. Sodano. Emma Mrs 194 Ballantine Rd. burden of proof shall bt ooonlh*? ippKccnt. 98 Railroad Ave. Belford Slalterv. Paul tO4 Jumping Brook Rd, Lincrofi lak. Michael DISTRICT 48 AllvnTraKVHtXk DISTRICT' Slrasdas. Voldemar A. 26 Green Trte Ttrr.. Lincroft Panel. Frank J. IBOanburvCl.RedBenk Cornmlstiontr of Reg 1st rat Ion Sue hiiand. Joyce til Jumping Brook Rd, Llncrotl Allegar. George W 100 Mapltwobd Ave., Atlantic High- Panel, Mildred O. ISDinburvCI, Red Bank SuPtrinttndcntof Eltclloni Torchio. Frances •00 Newman Springs Rd . Lincrofi lands Schmidll. Christine 14 Andover Ct, Red Bank Oct. W SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1979 The Daly 21 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace MrV COUSIN VERNIE) MV MAN ANH6ARTS I BET PUTS ALL HIS / SNUFFV PUT5 AN'CLUBS THUTTVCEWT Crossword puzzle M0N6VINS0LD J ALL HIS MONEY AN' SPADES Mineral ACROSS 26 WWII arena 46 Soak flax IN DIAMONDS -• source 1 Senator or 29 Subtraction 47 Lecherous explorer word one Fuel Bread grain 5 Devotees 30 Sailor's 46 Adoreeor Maasolivy 10 Pollution word Taylor Keyboard hazard 31 Part of a 49 "- gtve instrument 14 South fishhook you-" Retaliation African 32 St. 51 Apportion Devil's work 15 Nellie's 33 Blue bull- 52 They like Stonework man in dogs to argue Apprentice "South 34 Albacores 56 Ripened Pacilic" 35 Like Edgar 59 EgfrShaped Lewd 16 With legal Bergen 60 Caesar's Boning name or medic 36 With cede way VeNcle 17 Islands on or lock 61 Winning Go wrong aircraft 40 Phooey! margin Poetic WHY IS THIS Y THE WEATHER WELL, WE STILL HAVE TO IM IN EMOUSH earners 41 Single 62 River in contraction CHLB/LLSO ) HAS BEEN MEAT THE HOT WATER, AND HOT WATER ALREADY/ 20 Flat lish 42 By Jove! France A Knight Fourth: HIGH?... A SO WARM/ THE PRICE KEEPS 21 Native ot 43 Goddesses 63 He followed New Zealand of the sea Claudius abbr 6OIN6UP.' 22 - de menthe sons Indian 24 Edit 46 Nothing Fr DOWN Two-wheeled 1 Air rifle vehicle Yeslerday's Puzzle Solved ammo — rima 2 ••— Are My Keep II wr.i H 'in mtiil LuettySlar" Mineoor 111: N A | 3 Congressmen Maglie til ir y H -11KMLI ;IU 4 "Such stuff — room I'.'wi: Ml.l ill'JI II:I MM as - are (den) I'li.'ii i\ 1nuarai IL'I made on" Killer. Fl • HM M tin .mil 5 A Truman SUM I'lior H 1111 II mi i m.'.ii'i 6 SSSatler Fashion L'lM II 111!] I'liin SORRY DAP...I TRIED NCTIP LAUGH PUT IT urn M u native Dapper- urn- H •1*1.1 i'ii:in 7 Conifer I I ion !CIL E 11 I'l uni IIHI 8 Channels Beetle OWE OUT AW NOSE!" P T [•' U i. . 1ID 1 Wine: Fr. KARL 19 NOT WEU..NOW -I 6'PECT OL' P> . i n rj am 9 Circle The Kamih Circus lit Itil K. am • 1 i; BMl MM cutter Always, MY BOY, MR. MR. PKRKMAN COULD SOGGE6T 1 1 I I.IH SUEVE ME.THWI- n 1; 11 111I! 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says HE'S gonna grow up to President and I hafta be just his brother 'cause my name is Bill/." Andy Capp Your horoscope, birthday ipr ( NOWlFTVlAT'AE fflhifliTTTrfrrf A &ARMAlC> 'E WAS Monday, October 22 physical prowess gained through the applica- •• Matters involving the Born today, you are one of Alto born on this date tion of simple principles to young must lake precedence Is ; those highly emotional indi- are: Sarah Bernhardt and difficult situations f over all else today Other- viduals and tend to drama- Joan Fontaine, actresses; AQUARIUSIJan 20-Fetf. wise, the futures not so tize - even over-dramatize • Giovanni Martinelll, opera 18) -- Business contacts are bright rf'f - every event, even the most tenor. I! to be handled with care Bo mundane You are particu- To see what is in store for CANCER! June 21-July ready to give m on small 22) •• Whatever responsibili- larly prone to making moun- you tomorrow, find your points Win larger ones tains out of molehills where ty is connected with recent birthday and read the corre- PISCESIFeb 19 March your personal relationships advancement, accept it sponding paragraph Let 20) -• Though your efforts to are concerned It is essential gladly Finances arc looking your birthday star be your tie up the loose ends of a to your happiness that good up Ifr daily guide long-standing project arc feelings exist between you frustrated. It I a good day LEOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - and those with whom you TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 Complete work on the pre- The Wizard of Id associate closely; for this SCORPIO(Oc). 23-Nov. liminary stages of a project reason, you are super-sensi- 21)- Handle financial deal- ARIESIMarch 21 April that promises great reward tive to the moods of co-ings with care today - or 19) -• Donl let difficulties • in the near future workers You strive to lift you may not get a chance to on the home front keep you VIRGOIAug. 23-Sept 22) others out of depression and handle them again Concen- from progressing on sched- •• Keep savings apart from into euphoria trate. ule on the employment spending funds Otherwise. Were you so inclined, you SAGITTARIUSCNov. 22 scene you will gradually overex- could fit into almost any Dec. 21) -• An agreeable TAURUSIApril 20-May iend the latter and diminish kind of work or style of life meeting among family 20) -• Resist temptation ear- the former members makes this a day You are capable of highly ly in the day and you won't LIBRAISept 23 Oct. 22)- to remember State ' your intellectual pursuits •- and have to later on Its a good • A Inerid who is willing and case plainly equally capable of perform- day for fulfilling expecta- able to speak up for you ing activities that require a CAPRICORNIDec. 22 tions before people of influence Jan. ld| -- Best results are considerable amount of GEMINKMay 21-June 20) aids vourcareer todav

Sheinwold's bridge advice North dealer Doonesbury Both sides vulnerable By Alfred Sheinwold the king and then leading the partner then bids one no- NORTH A famous gambler once phi- ace of diamonds. If only low trump. The opponent? pass. ! • A 10 i micto, MAN losophized: "All life is 6 to 5 cards fell, declarer could con- You hold: •A10 ?974OA Oo.wo. I against." One way to improve tinue the sun, hoping for a 3- K 9 7 3 2 * J 5. What do you 0 AK9732 HAV&fTBUH/Wt TO those odds is to look for extra 3 break. say' *J5 THINK ABOUT ANYTHING chances at the bridge '.able, South would have an extra ANSWER: Bid three no- £IX SINCE UNCIB DUKB thus avoiding a partner's chance if he captured either trump. Since you have 12 WEST EAST A rage. J-8 or 10-8 on the first two high-card points opposite an • 98 5 rounds of diamonds. In the opening bid you want to "J'KJ Ufred • The odds were heavily tricks and his contract. Sheinwnld is available (let North East South West agams.t a 3-3 break in dia- your copy by smdinc SI V\ to 1 0 Pass 1 V Hagar monds, but South could im- DAILY QUESTION the Red Bank Register. P 0 20 Pass 3 NT All Pass' prove the odds by overtaking Partner bids one club, you BoiC lOOOTLos Angeles Calif ISfJ'T IT YB5, BUT IT BEATS the queen of diamonds with Opening lead - • 2 respond one diamond and 90053 ) EXPENSIVE? TMEM MYSELF I WONPER WHAT WOULP HAPPEN IF I UIALKEP OVER TO THAT LITTLE REP-HAlREP GIRL ANP 6AVE HEfLA 616 HU6...

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HtATTENPeD THePHANTOMZ IVCOP/rV6, BUT DIDN'T KNOW IT. SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,1979 Nightmare ends in 52-pound dream Thirty-seven-year-old Tony Puleio of Long Brandt finally And then the line broke. It broke In Puleio's hand, but Alp«rto.Ukewoo^caii|Btaai>ounaitr1p«»-aiidRa»W«Tier caught hn dream fiih In the pre-dawn blackness on a Jetty while it looked like sure disaster at that point, the young of Loaf Branch a 4W-poaod itriper. Saturday morning, a 52-pound itriped bast, but from the time fellow whose name was not obtained gaffed the fish as Puleio BUI HcFadda of Ocean Grove can|kl itrtpm of B, IT, IT he hooked it until it was gaffed a half hour later, he ex- was attempting to knot the line back together again. and elgnt poundi on Saturday, wdfhlof them at Stnta'i. perienced a living nightmare. The first book was broken out of toe plug and the baas was Yesterday Anhak Tlryaiiaii of Fort LM caught a pair el The owner of the Laff-Inn Saloon was fishing with an outfit HENRY held by the UU hook only. itriper* scaling * and 7* poundi Sieves GraaJt of (Mthtnt that belongs to friend Walt Belsky of New Brunswick. The rod Puleio took the bass to the Fisherman's Den, Neptune, to caught a pair of ban weighing 10 and T pounds Cbabby if a t*t-foot jetty stick The reel is a Quick and the line 17- be mounted. It will Join the 21-pound 14-ounce bluefish Puleio ManeUo of Long branch got a tVpounder and Pete PtaftHl of pound test Golden Stren. The plug is a mackerel finish Kedfin SCHAEFER caught aboard his own boat. Long Branch a 10 pounder Ruts Ewlng of Farmlngdale Puleio, who had been hoping all of his life for a bass over Puleio weighed the fish at Steven's bait and tackle shop in caught a 17 pounder. 40 pounds to hang on a wall, hooked the fish about 6:IS a.m. West End. The catch was the highlight of the best weekend of Mike UViola of the Tackle Box, Hailet, reported Eddie after he had been on the jetty 15 minutes. striped bass surf fishing of the entire year. Moro of Monmouth Beach caught a striped ban of more than All alone and without a gaff, Puleio fought the monster At Steven's, Joe La Presti weighed In 17 striped bass alone 40 poundi by trolling on Saturday. On Friday Mora teamed until it tired and then started working it back toward shore. between Friday and noon yesterday. Plugs, mostly Redfins, with Capt. Dick Qulnn of the Di Gee to catch four stripers There is no beach at the spot and Puleio thought that he might caught most of the stripers, but many bass, men expressed weighing Z2 to 25 poundi by trolling bunker spoons. be able to find a pocket in the rocks into which he might lead The fish was just about spent, close to the Jetty, and the surprise that a fish as large as Puleio's had taken an artificial the fish and then lift it out of the water by the gills. line from the plug lead under the rocks and to the nearly lure. \ Arthur Glguo of Sea Bright reported more than SO stripers He. did find such a pocket and was going down to attempt helpless fisherman on the opposite side. Bob Frotdl of Eatontown caught a 41-pound striped b»«» on were weighed at nil tackle shop over the weekend. Rich the gill lifting stunt when a huge wave covered him. When the Then Puleio saw other fishermen coming and signalled a live mossbunker on Friday, weighing the fish at Steven's Harblna of Belford brought In three baas to 21 pounds. Jim water subsided Puleio found to his horror that the fish was them with his light. One was a young fellow with a gaff who George Rushing of Long Branch caught a 28-pound striped Stonaker of Monmouth Beach weighed bass of KV, and eight now on the opposite side of the jetty. It had found a passage- volunteered to land the striper. Puleio pulled line from his bass on Friday and a 27 pounder on Saturday. Stan tiola of pounds. Jim Karrell, Rumaon, got a 17V* pounder; Ron way under the rocks. reel to help move the fish to a better spot. Long Branch caught a 14-pound bluefish on Friday. Rich Sickler, Monmouth Beach, 14 pounds; Mike Shirka, High lands, 17V>-pound bass and »to weakfish; Bob Gray, Atlantic Highlands, 20to-pound ban; Mel Martens, Leonardo, 17to- pound bail on a plug; George Moss, Rumson, Sto-pomd bass; Kevin Soden, Long Branch, JO-pound bass; BUI Sialay, Loaf Branch, 21-pound bass; Charles Wder, Oakhurst, lS-pound National Football League Summaries bass. Chl-FG Thomas 29 Atlanta • • • •—II Gran •<> • a l »- I NYOlMll • • 14 7—11 UUIlM I II I t—It Chl-Pavton2run (Thomeskkk) San Pr«*ctaca ' • ' »-» Tamaa ••> If! 7—11 Paul Anthony of OradeU weighed a ]lto-pound striped bass KHHI Ctty NY jiti 1 • 7 14-M i r • Ml Firs) downs O tr Mln—Young 17 pass from Kramer SF—Sotomon 56 run (Weruhlng kick) TB—Ball f oan from Williams KC—FG listenerud NYJ-Wilkef 11 pass from Todd at Julian's Sport Shop in Atlantic Highlands yesterday. He Ruthvt Vftrdt J»IM 44-111 (kick blocked) All FG Manetti 73 lO'Donognua klckl (Llnharlkickl KC—Moraedo 1 run (Sientrud kick) Passing yards Mln-Young 5 pass from Kramer (Dan- Atl—Janhlm 7 pats from Bertkowskl T«— Williams 1 run lO'Oonoehua kkkl caught the fish on a Creek Chub popping plug. from Slmms tf in NYG—Gray 53 pan Return yartfs 0 7) Oak -FG Breach25 meiarklcfc) (kick failed) GB FG Marco! 41 Danelo kick) Pastos Oak-Cheil*r IS pass from Stabler A—41,144 SF— Hofer 3 run [Wenching kick) TB Gilts 1 pail from Williams At Long Branch Pier, Danny Fisk reported some blackfish NYG Taylor 3 run (DartctoMtk) 1M7 3 W-2J-0 (Breech kick) Punts J33 5-31 Atl—Lawrence 41 blocked punt return [O'Donoghua kkkl Kt Marshall N pass f Mm Livingston NYJ—Walker 10 pass from Todd and weakfish were taken over the weekend. Fumbtci-lMt CMC MUM (hick failed) A—47, m Siefterudfckk) J-l 4-1 (Unharlkick) Penalties-yards 4-41 t W First downs 23 IS SF— Hoter 3 run (kick tailed) At Captains Cove Marina, Highlands, Mrs Pat Maresca NYG—Canon 23 lu mbtt return Oak-FGBrMCh25 Rushes-vardi 4* 204 30-S* A-3J.9S3 •• Tl Dantlokickl NYJ-Olerking 13 run (Linhaart kick) Passing yards Flrlt downs reported John, Jerry and Mike Gardner of Mlddletown, troll- INOIVIOUAL LEADIM 1*2 AH IP it II N VY—Shuler 7 pass from Todd Return yards k ti,m RUSHING — Miami, Williams 13-tf, 110 .Ml downs 11 Ruihti-vards 14 B 4»1JJ (Llnharlkick Passes ing from the Three Ethels yesterday morning, caught four Csonka 13-32 New England, Ivory 16-44, 16-301 ushewards UU M-140 Passing yards Ml IS NY KC Oak-Chesier 3 pass from Stabler (kick Punts ss Cunningham 13-33. Grogan 10-42. ft-42 ailing yards 11* ltf flaturn vardl •7 n striped bass, the two largest weighing X and 14 pounds. Young First downs tailed) 11 31 Fumbles-lost M M31 elurn yards 71 *i Paslts IM!J a IM Ruines-yardi PASSING — Miami, Griise 10-11-2-57, 31100 43 14* A-SSJO2 Penaltles-vards MS aSMs 14-Ml 2S-3I-1 Punti I« t-41 Mike Gardner caught a pair of three pounders. Fred Kuni of Passing vards Slrock I-Ttl, Benjamin 1-2-0-7. Ntw Enfl m 394 land Grogan 14-24-0 HT. Hart 1-1-0-4. 'unls a-37 S-M Fumblas-lost 1-1 1-1 leturn yards 71 113 NYJ the Lucky 2 caught a 15-pound striper on Saturday, trolling a RECEIVING - Miami, Hardy 3-31. INDIVID- umbleilost 2 1 M Ptnallltsvards a-4« SB Pastas First downs 15 13-lt-i UNI Davit 3i*. wiHurm 2-14. New England, II UAL LIADIRI enaltlei-vardi IS MS spoon. Punts 1-45 3-4/ Rushes-vardt 27-111 Cunningham S-M. Francis 4-34, Morgan 34-117 RUSHtNC — Chicago. Pavton 11-111. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fumbles lost Passing yards 34* 0-0 4-1 2 53. Jarvlt MI, JKHMM-U. Wfllltmt If-tt, PhlPM 4-17. Wlnnclota, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING - Graen Bay, Simpson At Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, Kay Ewing reported crabs Return yards Penalties- yards IMS 1-41 5 Foreman »H. Young* 17, Brown, I u RUSHING—Atlanta, Cain 11-11, An W-35. Landers 6-7. Tampa Bay, Bell f 167, Pastes still being caught Flounders are being taken but are still PMIa*t»Ma • t • 7— 7 7? 47 5 9 II 1 PASSING — Chicago. Phlpps rtws 1334. San Francisco. Solomon 2-U, Echwood 10-35. Mucker 1-14. Punts INDIVIDUAL LEADER* WatJilftftMi t 7 7 fc-W 3-41 4-44 io n o loo, Avalllnl 5-IM-4I, Pavlon ofer 10 JJ. Jackson 13-11 and Simpson PASSING - Green Bay, Whliehurit small. RUSHING - Now York. Koter 11 H, Waih—Malone • run I Moultv kick) Fumbles lost 1-0 1-1 M-o-S4Mlnntsota.Kramar1f-4J.11ll. > 11 35 3 361 Tampa Bay, Williams 6-10-O-IS. Tavlor Ii3i Kanias City, Rttd 30-104. Wash—Th«i*inann 1 run (Motalev Penalties yards 11-11 M4 Mi Knight B ^ kick) PASSING — Naw York, Slmmi Wash—FG Mosaicv 46 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 12-24-1-1S1. Kanias City, Livingston Phil—Krtpfle 40 past from Jaworskl RUSHING — Oakland, van Eeghen (Franklin kick) 1746. Jensen 7-31. Naw York. Dlerklng RECEIVING - Ntw York, Gray 4-107, A—55,031 in SV Long 9 18, Harper S 74 Taylor 5-31. Scales 1-10. KansasCltv, Reed PASSING — Oakland, Stabler » t03, Marshall 4-15, Williams 2-26. Phil Waih 79 47-5 360 Ntw York, Todd 1-11-1-1*1. First towns RECEIVING - Oakland, van Eeghen San Dtava I / IT 1-4JRuthct yards 7 IM, Chester 747, Caspar 6-13, Branch tMAHttttt 7 • • •— U Passing yards 4 57. New Vork, Gatfney 3-41, Walker 2 43. SD Bauer 1 run (Wood kick) Return yards Long 316 LA Tyler ] run (Corral kick) Passes 12-17-2 SD-JeH*rson 65 pass from Fouls SI. L«.ll t 1 * Ml (Wood kick) W4 Dallai I 14 1 > 11 Fumbles-lost •,(1 w Youno 3 fumble return (Wood S-1 Del-FG Sept Ian 51 Penallles-vardt kick) 325 Ml - '. I 'III.' M SD-FG Wood 3' S1L-FGLit1lt4l INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SD—Klfln 6 PBiS Irom Fouls (Wood Dal- Dupree ID past from Slaubach RUSHING — Philadelphia, Monlgom (Saptlen kick) kick] erv 11 Ji. Jaworskl 3-22. Harris 2*. Wash LA-Dannard 31 pass-from Haden (Cor inglon, Rtggins 11170. Malone IMS, Forte Dal—Hill 10 pan from Staubach (Sap- ralklck) SD— FG Wood 31 tO- 31 tlen kick) SD- Bauer 1 run (kick blocked) PASSING - Philadelphli. Jewortki SIL-Graen IM klckoff return (Little 1 A Satpty Weil slapped out of end 12 27-2 115. Washington, Thelimann kick) MM 1124-2 136. Dai -Safely, ball nicked through end A—44,141 tone RECEIVING - Philadelphia. Krepfle pal-FGSeptlcnli 441, Smith 4-M Washington, Harmon 3-33, SD LA Me Daniel 3 », Buggs3-1l 4.300 First doWns Rushes-yards laltlmare t 7 • 7-14 Dal Passing yards First downs 12 •uHilo • « 7 a-11 Return yards Rushes-yards Bait—Jones 1 run (S Mike-Mayer kick) 3)3-155 Pastes Passing yards 1*4 Bui-Brown 21 pass from Ferguson Punts Return yards 20 IN Mike Mayer kick) Fumbles-lost Passes 11-25-2 But—FG N.Mike-Mayer 40 Penalties-yards 'Punts 6-43 14 ua I J6 But—FG N.Mike-Mayer 37 S-49 Fumblti lost 1-1 Bait —Alston 4 Pass from Jones 4-1 Penaltlesvardt 655 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS IS Mike Mayor kick) 43* RUSHING—San Diego. Mitchell 12-41, A-SO, Ml C, Williams 7 15. Los Angeles, Tyler 20-79, INDIVIDUAL LEADER! Bryant* 13 RUSHING — St. Louis, Anderson . PASSING —San Olego, Fouls 20-105, Morris B 23 Dallai. Dortelt 20-111, First downs 13 30 17-32-2-326 Loi Angeles, Haden, Newhouse b 21 Rushes-vards 31-110 MR. W 30-}-141. Rut ledge 4-11-1 32 PASSING — St. Louis, Hart 14-31-0-156. Passing yards 151 243 RECEIVING—San Dleso. Joiner MM, Dallas, Staubach 11 2S-2-1M. Return yards W 3* Jefferson 1112. Mitchell 3-W Los Angeln. RECEIVING - St. Louis, Anderson Paisei • MM 1*314 Peacock S-97. Nelson 5-55, Bryant 44). S 39. Chllds 2-1*. Dallas, Dupree 1-41, Hill Punts. 9-31 5-37 Dennard 3-54. Tyler 3-11. 7 13. Fumbles-lost 11 33 Penalties vards »» 6-41 Miami ft 1 • t—11 Chlcat« 7 7 1 1*—V New EMlan* • 1 J i« • MlnJs.U 1 7 719-1* Mia—FG von Schamann S3 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Mm -FG Danmeler 43 Mia—Hardv 13 past from Grlete I von RUSHING - Baltimore, Washington Chl-Baschnagei M past from Pavton Schamann kick) 14-49, Hardeman 13-3S, McCaulev *-22. (Thomas kick) Buffalo, Brown 6 34, Miller 9-24, Hooks Mia—FG von Schamann 40 Chl-Pavton 2 pass from Avelllnl 6-14. NE-lvorvi run (Smith kick) I Thomas kick) NE—Cunningham 1 run (Smith klckl Mln-S. White 5S pass from Kramer NE—Jarvls 15 pan from Grogan 17*164 1 Buffalo, Ferguson 1939-.I4-0 (Danmeler kick) (Smith kick) RECEIVING - Balilmore, Alston 3 49, Mm Volgl 3 pass from Kramer (Dan NE—Hawkins 35 pats interception Washington 2-34, Burke 1 59 Buffalo. Lew meicrkick) 11B IM, Brown 4 SI. Hooks. 3 21 (Smith kick) cm FG Thomas 13 erry Freehold Today

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