Sees Kiss group and Jackie fCT His festival a very happy one HAPPY BOY — Nine- SHREWSBURY - Auto- Albert Donato, and assorted lasagna and dessert. roes, Anthony took the in- Gene Simmons. year-old Anthony graphs from three-fourths of aunts and cousins, was hap But just around the cor- direct route, through the Anthony, who lifts Donato of Shrewsbury the rock group "Kiss," a pUy devouring a plate of ner at Puglia's, Anthony dis- back door to the bar, and on weights and plays soccer, is all smiles after his clandestine appearance at a lasagna and "big, giant covered from excited chil- Into the private room where says he's going to be a drum- New York festival visit Ktoa private party and an meatballs," in Paolucci's dren on the street, Kiss was the four members of Kiss mer, like Peter Criss, "when and dealing with the Introduction to Jacqueline Restaurant, when the group having a private party for a were hosting a party that I'm a teenager, and a Kiss rock group and Kennedy Onassis all added spotted Mrs. Onassis, Robert group of the famous that in- included the singer Cher. pediatric surgeon when I'm Jacqueline Onassis. up to a pretty impressive Kennedy Jr. and an uniden- cluded Cher. "I snuck in like a mouse," big." collection of souvenirs from tified young woman it a Kiss Is Anthony's said Anthony, "and I listened The obviously self-con- this year's St. Genaro Festi- nearby table. absolutely favorite group - for half an hour before some tained young man made val for nine-year-old An- Mrs. Donato Introduced he tries to play the drums guy picked me up and copies of the Kiss auto- thony Donato. herself and Anthony, and the like Peter Criss — and when dumped me outside." graphs for all his best Anthony, having dinner in youngster found the famous a direct appeal to the head- But by then, he had col- friends. New York's Little Italy sec- lady "really very nice" but waiter failed to get the lected autographs from "I'm going to frame the tion with his mother, Mrs. really no competition for the youngster in to see his he- Criss, Bruce Fraley and real ones," said Anthony The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 70 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1978 15 CENTS Could come sometime during day Expect Brookdale settlement soon

By MARK MAGYAR jail all night," Fred Gould, New Jersey Education Association of all charges pending against Robert Moir. husband of NASA T1NTON FALLS - Brookdale Community College and its representative, said at 6 am. today "The bargaining has been President Margaret Rice-Moir. striking Non-Academic Staff Association (NASA) early this meaningful all night and we're apparently approaching a settle- Mr. Moir has been charged by a Brookdale patrolman with morning were "approaching a settlement" that would put an ment. There are still some major obstacles to overcome, threatening the lives of Brookdale President Donald H Smith end to the bitter eight-day-old strike that has virtually shut down though." and college lawyer Malachi Kenney, assaulting Mr. Kenney and the Uncroft campus. One major obstacle was the college's reluctance to accept a creating a disturbance, while walking the picket line at "It's singlficant that our negotiating team has been out of blanket "no reprisals" clause, that would include the dropping Brookdale's main entrance on Newman Springs Road Wednes- day. "Resolution of this dispute will mean a (air contract as well as freedom for the Brookdale Seven, which includes the six members of the bargaining team and my husband, all of whom are victims of this strike," Ms Rice-Moir said Ask Attorney General On Thursday, Superior Court Judge Thomas L. Yaccarino ordered the six-member NASA negotiating team committed to f the Monmouth County Jail until it chose to obey his court order to return to work. review false charges' The judge agreed to permit the NASA negotiators to be released between noon and 8 p.m whenever the Public Employ- By MARK MAGYAR brought against Mr. Moir by and creating a disturbance. ees Relations Commission mediators assigned to the case called LINCROFT - Sup- the college NASA negotiators were a negotiating session, and gave PERC discretionary powers to porters of Robert Moir, the Mr. Moir, husband of trying to get the charges prolong the negotiations if significant progress was being made Fair Haven teacher charged Margaret Rice Moir, Jailed against Mr Moir dropped as after 8 p.m with threatening the life of leader of the striking Non- a condition of the settlement, James Mastnanm. PERC director of conciliation, im- Brookdale Community Col- Academic Staff Association, but the college bargaining mediately called negotiating sessions (or Friday. Saturday and lege President Donald H. faces a Thursday hearing on team Is not sure It has the yesterday in hopes of reaching a settlement before classes Smith, yesterday asked state charges of threatening the authority to do so. today Attorney General John lives of Dr. Smith and col- According to Brookdale Set Broekdalf. page 3 Degnan to Investigate "all lege lawyer Malachi KM- Patrolman Robert Letts Jr., Michael Toicnes and Margaret Rice-Moir aspects of the false charges" ney, assaulting Mr. Kenney who signed the complaint, Mr. Moir committed the acts with which he Is charged Brookdale at a glance when Dr. Smith and Mr Kenney dove past him in TODAY their cars while he was pick- Israeli parliament by Non-Academic Staff Association enters Its eting Wednesday at the col- Mk, with hopes that It will end today as nego- lege's main entrance on ttlkm have been meeting through the night If a aeUkmmt Newman Springs Road. It raacbedas six NASA negotiators may not go back to jail Patrolman Letts may be UN cottage Is officially open but most faulty and admlais- the only witness against Mr. tnlors are honoring the picket lines. Moir at the hearing in Mid- opens debate today SMeMs to meet in College Commons at noon to vote on dletown Municipal Court vhetkar Student Services Board should go to court to Mtk Thursday. JERUSALEM (AP) - Is- lands captured from the Arabs to freeze new settlement dur- against the accords K* percent tuition refunds If strike continues. Student! also Mr. Kenney, who was al- rael's parliament opens debate in the 1967 war. vowed to dem- ing peace negotiations As the Knesset prepared for expected to vote on whether to officially support either sMe legedly assaulted, said last today on the Camp David onstrate in force against the Most major parties in the one of the most critical de- (••rite. night that he has not been peace accords and the key pro-, peace plans Its followers Knesset appeared to be limns cisions ol its 30-year history. College to seek court order to have Faculty Association asked to serve as a prose- viso that Israel abandon its 18 planned to roll tractors and up behind the agreements The Secretary of State Cyrus R teed MM (or each day faculty members honor NASA cution witness. Sinai settlements for peace heavy farm equipment to the central committee of the La- Vance completed an unsuc- packet Unes. I was informed that the with Egypt. The deputies vote Knesset gates bor Parly, the largest opposi- cessful five-day Mideast tour FRIDAY AND SATURDAY police officer at the gate Wednesday with approval vir- Since the summmit accords tion bloc, voted to support the trying to ease Arab opposition BlCht-hour negotiating session prove* fruitless Friday, signed a complaint," Mr. tually guaranteed following en- were made public last week. agreements but expressed res- to the Camp David agree- bat PERC's James Maatrtannl terms Saturday session Kenney said. "I shouldn't dorsement by the Cabinet and Israeli troops have repeatedly ervations over dismantling the ments "productive" In first public acknowledgement of progress comment since I may even- the chief opposition party. broken up attempts by Gush settlements Jordan's King Hussein said hi tats. tually be called as a wit- An affirmative vote in the Emunim supporters to set up The strongest opposition he would not join the peace THURSDAY ness." Knesset, the 120-member par- unauthorized outposts on the came from within Beghft negotiations unless the Camp Superior Court Judge Thomas L. Yaccartno orders Dr. Smith was un- liament, will clear the way for West Bank of the Jordan River Likud Bloc As many as 10 of David pacts are modified to NASA Kogotlatlng team to Jail until they choose to obey Us available for comment yes- final negotiations to end 30 in defiance of Israel's pledge Likud's 45 deputies may vole guarantee Israeli withdrawal court order and return to work See Ask alloraey, page 1 Malackl Keaay years of war and uneasy truce from the West Bank, including between Israel and Egypt. Arab East Jerusalem, and Israeli Prime Minister Palestinian rights But Menachem Begin and Presi- Hint Carter asking Hussein also refused to so- dent Anwar Sadat of Egypt called Rejectionlst Front led agreed at Camp David to con- by Syria Gained nothing 'tangible' clude a peace treaty within Somoza to resign The future of Jerusalem three months If the Knesset was not spelled out in the WASHINGTON (AP) - withdrawal from territories the key individual now is King Anwar Sadat and Israeli agreed to disband the Jewish MANAGUA. Nicaragua since it put the present presi Camp David agreements An Secretary of State Cyrus occupied in 1M7. Hussein of Jordan, whom they Prime Minister Menachem Be- settlements Israel established (AP) — A special emissary dents father in power in 1937 Egyptian deputy prime min- Vance returned home today, Vance's reception was simi- believe to be genuinely un- gin, spell out terms (or an ov- in the Sinai Desert after it took (rorn President Carter has met and helped keep him and his ister. Hassan el Tohami. told conceding that his five-day lar in Saudi Arabia and Jor- decided about the accords erall Mideast peace and a sep- the peninsula from Egypt in with President Anastasio sons in control with whole- the semiofficial 1,'airo news- Mideast trip had produced no dan, Arab states considered Hussein said after Vance's arate pact between Egypt and the 1967 Arab-Israeli War. A Somoza. touching off specula hearted, unquestioning mili- papzr Al Ahram the city — tangible results In President more moderate than Syria visit that he will not join the Israel. negative vote would nullify Itie tion that Carter is urging the tary, economic and financial holy to Christians, Moslems Carter's bid to gain Arab sup- BQtfi expressed strong reser- peace process unless the terms American officials have Camp David agreements embattled Nicaraguan leader support until the Carter ad- and Jews — was above port for the Camp David peace vations about the Camp David of the. agreements are mod- had to tell Hussein and other Reliable sources said Begin to resign However, no in- ministration took office bargaining accords. plan before Vance came. They ified to guarantee Israeli Arab leaders that the Camp argued "forcefully" in an formation on what was said at That assessment was a far expressed the same reserva- withdrawal from the West David, plan offers none of the eight-hour cabinet session Sun- the meeting was available so cry from the ringing send-off tions after he left. Bank of the Jordan River and guarantees that they deem es- day for approval of the Camp far he received from Carter, who Nonetheless, Vance told re- Arab East Jerusalem sential before they sit down to David framework for an Arab- The US. Embassy con- told a cheering Joint session of porters on the flight home that Hussein faces numerous talk with the militarily superi- Israeli peace agreement, a firmed that special envoy Wil The Inside Story unilateral accord with Egypt Congress last week that he he thought the tour had been risks In joining the talks In- or Israelis. liam Jorden met Saturday THE WEATHER was sending Vance to Arab worthwhile. "I always as- cluding the possibility of re- What they have said is that and the decision to give up the with Somoza But embassy leaders "to secure their sup- sumed there would be serious, prisals from his more powerful there is an "implied commit- Sinai outposts if a peace treaty spokesman William Watson Sunn) and clear today, rooling tonight, sunny and port for the realization of the hard questions. My own feeling northern neighbor, Syria. ment" for Israeli withdrawal is signed with Egypt. Eleven said he had no details on what clear again tomorrow. t'oniplrlr report on page 3 new hopes and dreams of the Is that our answers were Vance had hoped his Damas- from the West Bank, some- ministers backed the plan, two was discussed. Other sources people of the Middle East." sound, and I feel the cus visit would temper that thing which the officials ac- opposed It, one abstained and were not immediately avail- three declined to vote without able for comment Weddings are announced II Vance, who visited the frameworks are a good struc- Syrian opposition. knowledge does little to dispel ture for peace." the Arab conviction that Israel party authollzation. One min- Jorden has been louring Ann Lander* speaks 11 heads of state In Jordan, Saudi The Camp David agree- Boslock Is niurde ri-d 9 American officials, speak- ments, signed Sept. 17 by will do only what an agree- ister was absent. Both oppo- Central America discussing Arabia and Syria, must now nents were members of Be- Fall NKI. coverage II report back to Carter that it Is ing privately, say they believe Carter, Egyptian President ment explicitly says it must the Nicaraguan crisis with lo-\ gin's own conservative Likud cal leaders He is known to Bridge Advice 19 DAILY KK.IsTKK not going to be so easy to sell Party the Camp David accords. have visited Guatemala. Hon- Bislaess S PHONK NUMBERS Vance's final stop was Sun- The settlement question — duras and Venezuela, and it is Classified IHS Mala Office S42 4M* day In Damascus, where he Explosion kills 1, hurts 1 whether peace with Egypt is possible thai he has been to trades 19 T«UKr« «7I JJH met for four hours with Syrian worth the surrender of 18 other nations in the region Crossword Panle 19 TiUKrre 5O-JIM President Hafei Assad. After- MANALAPAN - One burning car. according to the rest against a second parked largely agricultural outposts A U.S. missile cruiser was Kdllorlals ....6 Classified Drpl S4MTM ward*, a senior American of- person was killed and anoth- Monmouth County Prose- car. which also burned. on the northern and. eastern reported anchored off Kalrrtalnmral IS Umlalka Drpl MJ 4H9 ficial, who declined to be Iden- er listed In guarded condi- cutor's office. His passenger Both parked cars were fringes ol Sinai — touched off a Nicaragua's Pacific coast, but Hwosrope '. 19 Sports Drpl MI-4M4 tified, said the talks gave no tion In Freehold Area Hospi- was trapped and died. apparently unoccupied. painful national debate It was a Defense Department spokes- Ulfslvk 13 14 MWiu IBTWM. tuau encouragement that Assad tal last night after a car ex- Police would not release An autopsy will be per- still being argued in party fo- man in Washington said no Make A Date 14 rrrrtdd Kama. 431-2192 rums as the Knesset prepared would change his views. ploded In a residential area the names of the victims, formed today on the dead special alert orders had been Obituaries 4 Lug Branch Barraa. 2&4NII for Us televised debate. Issued Astad, a leader In the so- here at approximately 9 p.m. pending notification of their passenger. Sparts 9-1! SUMmnr Bum called Rejectionlst Front, has The driver of the car was families Manalapan police are in- Gush Emunlm, the ultrana- Opponents ol the Spinoza called the accords either thrown out by the According to the prose- vestigating the accident with tionalist Bloc of the Faithful, family's dynastic rule ol TwIalLB l.«*strrsK.9S liars Ubstrr Platters "treasonous" because they do force of the explosion or cutors office, the car hit a the assistance of the prose- which has populated most Nicaragua generally hold the Steamers. 9»c Wharf Pub. l>«lb It 95. IV» 1b 18.95 Twin aot faraatw rnmplrtr Israeli managed to escape from the parked car, then came to cutor's office. Jewish settlements set up on United States responsible Shrewsbury Ave . Highlands 1 Ib SX.ft 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1978 Englishtown man People VATICAN CITY (AP) - planning a party in New And Carey, who is cam- The slaying In Rome of a York City for the nine jurors paigning for re-election and charged in chase teen-ager who apparently who helped acquit him in a a grandfather of two, father had stepped on someone's federal obscenity trial last of 12, said: "Try it. You'll MANALAPAN - John L Rolfe was driving while under foot at a bus stop provoked a year in Kansas City. Kan. like it It's good being a Survives fall down shaft Tow 11 has loo main SSS Rolfe, 19. Pine Brook Rd, the influence of alcohol, hand- reaction of grief yesterday "I've been wanting to grandparent." SEATTLE (AP) - A deal mute fell five Englishtown, has been cuffed and arrested him and from P»pe John Paul I thank them," Goldstein ex- WESTWOOD, Mo. (AP) - This village charged with drunk driving brought him back to stories down an elevator shaft and ap- The pontiff expressed re- plained In a telephone in- DETROIT (AP) - A»- has a problem most other communities and assault on a police officer' Manalapan Police Department parently spent three days trying to crawl gret for that and other terview Saturday. (any Opal, who worked for wouldn't mind - a little too much money in — among other charges — In a headquarters n feet for help, authorities said Sunday episodes of violence that be One juror, Alen R. three days on a Ford Motor the city coffers With a surplus in the police chase which ended with Patrolman Fausak said oth- Seattle police said a passerby found Joseph said were troubling modern Kotouc, of Richmond, Kan , Co. assembly line until treasury of more than 11.000, the 311 resi- Rolfe's incarceration In Mon er officers then identified the D. Heller, J3, bloody and swollen, in a society. He singled out the said, "If he's footing the bill, someone blew his cover, has dents have already slashed property tax mouth County Jail after failing subject as not Jimmy doorway Saturday He was reported in recent murder, "for futile I'll go." received a $218 paycheck assessments by 80 percent and eliminated to make $2,500 ball. McBride, but John L. Rolfe. serious condition Sunday at Harborview reasons," of the Roman stu- Goldstein says he has re- from the firm and a job offer personal property taxes Local auto regis- claiming they had seen him Medical Center with head Jnjunes and Police report Rolfe is dent and the kidnapping of a served Plato's Retreat, a from another industry. Opat, tration stickers are free. And there weren't before. fractures of the neck, pelvis, ribs, arm and charged also with driving Sardinian boy still in the "swingers" club, for the all- 19, had applied for a job with leg. "I'm amazed that he made it," said any city employees to begin with, so sur- while on the revoked list, giv- As proof of his identity, the Ford and after he was told plus funds aren't needed for pay raises hands of abductors night celebration Nov. 8, police Sgt Floyd Walker "The torture he ing false information to a po- patrolman said, Rolfe was which coincides with Screw there was no work, showed went through must have been un- Adolph Frank, chairman of Westwood's lice officers, using another asked for the day and year of Addressing a crowd of up on a hood-stacking Job Board of Trustees, said the dilemma was about 80.000 gathered In St. magazine's 10th an- believable." Officer Daniel Fordice said person's drivers license, McBride's birth. Rolfe got the niversary. anyway, telling the foreman Heller, in barely readable scrawl, wrote caused by a one-cent county sales tax speeding and improper back- year right, the patrolman re- Peter's Square for a noon he was a new employee. An- ••three days" on a piece of paper when approved last fall and a f 1,000 federal Ing on a highway. Police re- ported, but the day wrong. blessing, the pope said he is Besides food, Goldstein other worker who Opat took asked when he had fallen revenue-sharing grant Westwood has ported the incident, which took confident love will prevail said the event will feature into confidence reported about 100 homes with an average value of place at approximately 1 a.m. Police found then other over violence. Jugglers, magicians and fire- Opat's stunt - which was more than $150,000. according to city of- yesterday, early this morning. identification, complete with a "People sometimes say: eaters for the more than BOO aimed at eventually convinc- The hull* were uninterested expected guests. DETROIT (AP) - What was billed as ficials The hamlet has just two businesses Municipal Court Judge Leslie picture, on the subject which 'We are in a a rotten and ing Ford he was a good the Midwest's first outfights, opposed by within its 350 acres, a country club and a Tinkler set ball and a pre- positively identified him as dishonest society,'" the pope "I want to create a worker — and he was told to animal groups and at least one Michigan nursery, and both of them do well so they liminary hearing was set for John L. Rolfe, Patrolman said. "This is not true. There Fellinilike circus at- go home. There was no word lawmaker, proved to be nearly as much aren't eligible to share the revenues. Frank tomorrow. Fausak reported. are still many good people, mosphere," he said. on where the other job offer said a village meeting will be called some- In the process of being so many honest people. Estimated cost: $20,000 without danger and suspense as they were Patrolman Robert Fausak came from. time in October to examine Westwood's booked, the patrolman said, Rather, I will ask what we bloodless. Armed with just "a cape, a rose reported early this morning plus. modest surplus. He said one solution would Rolfe refused to submit to can do to better society?" ••• and two legs to run with," four matadors in that Rolfe was clocked by be to offer to return $1,000 to the federal breathilizer and balance tests "Violence can't do any- CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - glittering gold ceremoniously danced radar as traveling 71-mph in a and refused to answer all ques- thing, but love can," the President Aawar Sadat and before almost gentle animals Saturday government 55-mph zone on Route 33 in tions. pope said. his wife were hosts to 1,500 night in a ring at Cobo Arena The event Manalapan Township. guests at an outdoor wed- Patrolman Fausak said ••• had brought protests from the Michigan Strike talks reset Patrolman Fausak said ding reception for their only Humane Society, and although pickets that he was persuhg Rolfe Rolfe was read his rightsand LONDON (AP) - Prli- NEW YORK (AP) - Negotiations son. (Jamil, and his bride, were expected, none showed up. The only when the other driver sudden- allowed to make one telephone eess Margaret left London aimed at ending a pressmen's strike that Din Erfan, the daughter of protests came before the fights when a ly stopped in the fast lane of call, during which Patrolman yesterday on a marathon has closed New York's three major news- a wealthy businessman. The handful of Mexican-Amerlcaps objected the four-lane-highway and Fausak sat next to him doing Asian and Pacific island tour papers for 46 days move to Washington entertainment Sunday In- that the American version allowing the bull began backing up, heading paperwork — and during which will include stops in today. Kenneth E. Moffett, a federal medi- cluded one of Egypt's lead- to live was a farce. And when the event straight for the police car. which Rolfe told the person on Fiji, Japan, the Philippines ator, requested that the talks be moved and Ing belly dancers, Sohatr finally got under way, the animals, flown In Rolfe stopped before hitting the other end of the line, that and Tuvalu. the publishers, after first rejecting the Zaky, and Lebanese singer from Mexico, appeared uninterested in the the police car, reported Patrol- he was "gonna' punch out" one The princess smiled at idea, agreed Saturday. Jonathan Thomp- Sabah with a new song "May bright, swirling pink and red capes. The man Fausak, who said he told of the officers and he "might onlookers as her Rolls- son, a spokesman for the Daily News, said you live a million years, bulls more often engaged In lengthy staring Rolfe then to pull over to the as well started with the one Royce arrived at Heathrow the publishers had changed their minds Sadat, and see your beloved matches with frustrated matadors. "These shoulder of the road. sitting next to him," Patrol- Airport. She left soon after- because they believed the pressmen were wards aboard a regularly ones happy." The bride is a bulls aren't worth a damn," scoffed An- Patrolman Fausak asked man Fausak reported. ready to engage in meaningful nego- scheduled British Airways freshman journalism stu- tonio Del Toro, one of the 2,100 pre- for Rolfe's drivers license and Patrolman Fausak said tiations Theodore W. Kheel, adviser to the Boeing 747 Jet bound for Los dent at American University dominantly Mexican-American crowd who registration, he said, and was Rolfe stood out of the chair 8,500 members of other unions idled by the Angeles. in Cairo, and Gamal is a paid $10 apiece to attend the event In the handed a driver's license then and attempted to punch strike called by 1,550 pressmen, tried to The princess will stay in third-year engineering stu- 9,800-seat arena. The crowd began to which identified Rolfe as Jim- him, was restrained and induce both sides yesterday to reach an California a few days before dent at Cairo University. trickle out after the second of four sched- my McBrlde, also of English- placed in the police lock-up. accord that would get the New York beginning the tour. She will uled bullfights. town. Ball was set and Rolfe was Prtiwss Margaret BAGUIO*C?TY. Philip- Times, Dally News and New York Post represent her sister, Queen Patrolman Fausak, who transported to Monmouth pines (AP) - Challenger back In publication. In a statement Issued Elizabeth II, at celebrations SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Natural gat* bill mar said he had by then noted that County Jail. Viktor Korchool and defend- from his summer home in East Hampton, next month In Tuvalu, the — Patricia Hearat, who un- ing champion Aaately WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate leaders NY., Kheel noted that the Allied Printing tiny Pacific ocean colony successfully appealed her are confident the natural gas pricing com- Karpov played to a draw Trades Council, representing nine unions which will gain its independ- bank robbery conviction to promise can win passage this week, and Sunday in the resumption of idled by the pressmen's strike, had hired ence from Britain. the U.S. Supreme Court, will they are trying to make sure nothing gets Asking resignation the adjourned 25th game in him to make a report on whether the ••• ask President Carter for In the wwy of the expected victory for their world chess cham- publishers or the pressmen were to blame SOUTH CHATHAM, clemency, according to the President Carter's energy plan. During a pionship match. Karpov, 27, for the lack of progress in. negotiations. Mass. (AP) - U.S. Rep. San Francisco Chronicle. rare Saturday morning session, Senate Ma- of Colts Neck clerk leads Korchnol, 47, four Kheel said yesterday he cannot delay his TkomisP. "Tlp'ONeUIJr., Miss Hearst will be jority Leader Robert C. Byrd resorted to Mrs. Halllden had been em- games to two. The first report "to suit the strategies of either side. MARLBORO - Township D-Mass., walked his daugh- eligible for parole in July parliamentary maneuvering to avert a ployed in other capacities by player to win six games In Councilman C. Douglas ter, Susan Anne, down the from her seven-year sen- threat of delaying tactics against the natu- the township before being the tournament, which McClung last night called for aisle and gave her in mar- tence stemming from the ral gas bill by supporters of a proposed named deputy clerk earlier started July 18, wins $350,000 White students outnumbered the resignation of deputy town- riage to a Rhode Island poli- 1974 robbery committed with deadline extension for the Equal Rights ship clerk Bridget Halllden, this year. At about the same and the world title. The loser Amendment. Byrd's action put the ERA tician. her captors, the Symbionese LOS ANGELES (AP) - White students charging that it is illegal for time, she moved from gets $200,000. There were extension bill in a position to be brought up About 300 guests, includ- Liberation Army. are attending Los Angeles public schools in the Colts Neck resident to hold Marlboro to Colts Neck. only five pieces left on the at any time, although no firm date was set, ing several of the House "I hope the president will slightly higher numbers since the start of board when Korchnol of- and cleared the way for a final Senate vote that office. speaker's fellow con- view it as a question of an integration program this fall, but oppo- fered the draw. Although he Wednesday on a natural gas bill. "This in no way should be gressmen from Massachu- mercy and not of politics," nents of court-ordered busing say white had a pawn advantage over considered as a reflection on setts, crowded into Our Lady said Rep. Leo Ryan, D- attendance will fall far stun 1 of school Man, boy Karpov, he didn't feel it was Mrs. Halliden's ability or con- of Grace Roman Catholic Calif., who will Join Sen. S.I. Jayccc women still Net to go officials' expectations. The busing of 62,000 enough to pursue a win. duct," Mr. McClung said. "I Church in this Cape Cod Hayakawa, R-Calif., in the PITTSFIELD, Mass. (AP) - United fourth-through-eighth graders in the 11,1 know Mrs. Halliden well, and I ••• SUtei Jaycees Preitdent Barry Kennedy turn's second-largest school district began are held town for the ceremony Sat- bipartisan delivery of her ap- personally feet that she has urday. peal to Justice Department JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - said yesterday he will not extend a Dec. 1 peacefully Sept. 12 as part of an integration done a fine job and would be an Mahammad All has always deadline for Massachusetts, Alaska and plan that emerged after court cases span- Susan, a 92-year-old labor officials on Monday. asset to any office." relations consultant in Bos- been quick with a one-liner Washington, DC, chapters to oust women ning 15 years. At first the buses carried Mr. McClung said that a in theft • ••' or a poem. But he's set aside members. Speaking at a news conference only a few white youngsters across the 711- ton, was wed to Bruce B. DAVIS, Calif. (AP) - Al- recently passed amendment to HOLMDEL - Police ar- Daniel, 29, a Cranston, R.I., a week to learn his lines for after a weekend meeting of Northeastern square-mlle school district, from the pre- the township's administrative ias Bakke, whose name has "Freedom Road," a tele- chapters, Kennedy, a farmer from Pawnee dominantly white San Fernando Valley to rested an East Keansburg attorney and Democratic become a symbol of the con- code is illegal, because it per- man and a 17-year-old juvenile state representative. vision movie. City, Neb., said a three-year pilot program Inner-city minority schools. Since then at- mits non-residents to hold posi- flict over equal opportunity tendance by white students has Increased In connection with a burglary "Somehow It's not odd All, who regained his allowing women full membership in the tions sucli us deputy clerk. for minorities, starts classes three areas ends then, and he will not daily, but the district's own figures re- which occured at Old Wagon having another politician in heavyweight championship Council President John F. at the University of Califor-" extend it. He said the national head leased last week indicate thousands are Wheel Farm, here on Rout; 35, the family," quipped the Sept. 15, arrives in Mississip- Croddlck said that Herbert nla Medical School on Mon- quarters would revoke the charters of any staying at home or are illegally enrolled in at about 9:30 p.m. Saturday. bride's brother, Massachu- day, five years after he first pi tonight to begin learning chapter that still lists women as members neighborhood schools. Blerman, the township at- Police officers responded to setts Lt. Gov. Thomas P. his lines. He'll play a former torney, had issued a statement applied for admission. next year. Jaycees meeting at a national a silent alarm which sounded O'Neill III. Bakke, a 38-year-old white slave who returns to the convention in Atlantic City, N.J., last June saying the new amendment Is at the farm and, upon arrival, plantation after the Civil legal LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) engineer, is being admitted voted 5,119 to 1,501 against a proposal to 'Evidence of conspiracy' found the juvenile In a parked to the medical school at War. Mr. Croddick said he would car adjacent to the farm. — Jewelry belonging to en- allow women as permanent members. WASHINGTON (AP) - A key member Davis under the U.S. Su- Filming for the TV mov- ask the attorny to review the Further investigation revealed tertainer Charo was stolen Kennedy had been urged by proponents of of the House assassinations committee said preme Court order In June ie, to be aired on NBC, be- women as members to push back the dead- amendment at a council another subject exiting from from a Strip hotel here, ac- Sunday there is evidence which, If it checks that struck down the school's gins Oct. 2. line until the question is put before the caucus meeting tonight. the premises and a foot chase cording to police and her out, would show there was a conspiracy to Mr. McClung noted that he publicists. preferential admissions pro- All isn't expected to get membership again at a national meeting in ensued, police said. gram for minorities. Nashville, Tenn., in June kill Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Rep. Rich- opposed the creation of the Publicist Margie Platt around much during his first ardson Preyer, D-N.C, who is chairman of deputy clerk's office when it The subject, 29-year-old said the Jewelry was valued ••• week in Mississippi. "He is the committee's subcommittee on the John was proposed earlier this year. Jack Frazier of Navesink at $250,000, but police re- NEW YORK (AP) - It going to be kind of cloistered A step toward Olympics F. Kennedy assassination, made the "However, as the council Drive, East Keansburg. fled fused to confirm or deny that was national "Grandparents for the week, learning his SOMERSET, N.J (AP) - The U.S. statement in an Interview on the CBS tele- saw fit to create this position, I Into a field behind the farm account. Day" — a natural for politi- lines," said Dennis Jones, Olympic Committee's Executive Board vision program "Face the Nation." Much feel it should be filled by a and dropped the proceeds of Details of the robbery cians. production manager. has approved the contract between the of (he Interview was devoted to the Ken- Marlboro Township resident," the theft, some foodstuffs, ac- were not available. Miss The cast: the nation's ••• City of Los Angeles and the International nedy hearings. But at one point, Preyer, a he said. "This township has cording to officials. The area Platt said the robbery oc- "First Grandmother" and -BOSTON (AP)-The son Olympic Committee for the 1984 Olympic former judge, was asked if it would be many residents qualified to fill was sealed off with the as- curred Friday at the Sahara the state's "First Grand- of Rosalynn Carter's press Games. Robert Kane, committee presi- possible to prove a conspiracy existed such a position, and I can find sistance of several units from Hotel in a room where the father" - Lillian Carter and secretary is one of five men dent, said Sunday the USOC membership without the cooperation of James Earl no basis, either in law or in the Hazlet Police Department singer's family was staying. New York Gov. Hugh Carey. missing after a lobster will be polled (or their approval of the Ray, who pleaded guilty to murdering the fact, for a non-resident to con- and a search of the fields Family members were In the They were among nearly trawler capsized and ap- actions taken by the board. civil rights leader. tinue to hold such an office." began. room at the time of the rob- 10,000 great-grandparents, parently sank 45 miles south- grandparents and grand- After hours of searching, bery but they were not east of Montauk on Long Is- harmed, Miss Platt said. children who turned out for a land, N.Y. Mr. Frazier was found hiding celebration in the Bronx. Charo and her husband, Suggests TV in some tall weeds, police said. Mrs. Carter, grand- The White House Press Both Frazier and the juve Kjell Rasten, stayed Friday Office confirmed Sunday Class schedule uncertain night at Caesar's Palace, mother of 15, great-grand- nlle were arrested and that Steven lloyt of Nar- where she is scheduled to mother of four and mother of cameras in charged with breaking and en the president, turned aside a ragansett, R.I., was aboard lering and larceny. open a two-week en- the Lobsta I, which was gagement Sept. 28. question on her favorite today in striking districts courtroom grandchild "All 15," she sighted overturned Saturday Identical fires said. "You know we don't by a Greek tanker and a KANSAS C*TY, Mo. (AP) Coast Guard helicopter. Class schedules for today to return to jail each night said they are in support of us ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - in house ovens - Publisher Al Goldstein Is have any favorites." were uncertain for students at after each session or the college, I think they just The Chief Justice of the state Brookdale Community College Thomas Ziccardi, a repre- want to get back to class and Supreme Court has suggested NEW MONMOUTH - Two and two local school districts sentative of the New Jersey us to settle." that television cameras be per- Identical fires broke out yes- plagued by striking unions. Education Association, the Meanwhile, striking teach- mitted in courtrooms in the terday evening within hours of Qlue laws, helmet bill up today Negotiators for both sides stale's largest teacher's union, ers in Westfield were expected state for a one-year test peri- one another, each beginning In the strikes labored through said. "No movement was to again picket the municipal- od. and ending in a "self-cleaning" TRENTON (AP) - Bills to pitted major chain stores who black-leather-jacketed motor- the weekend to come up with made Saturday, but whatever ities 11 schools and Board of Chief Justice Richard J. type oven, according to local retain Blue Laws restricting want to repeal Blue Laws and cyclists to Trenton for past settlements which idled an un- was discussed produced some Education building. Hughes, in an address to the fire departments. Sunday retail sales and to let let people shop whenever they committee hearings and may determined amount of college mild optimism on the parof the More than 5,000 students Philadelphia Bar Association The first call came In at motorcyclists ride without want to against small down- do so again today. students and approximately mediator from the Public Em- are affected by the 420 striking Saturday, said he will recom- about 6:15 p.m. and the Port helmets face votes in the New town merchants who claim ployees Relations Com- members of the Westfield mend to the seven-member Monmouth, the Belford Inde- Jersey Legislature today. they can't afford to hire per- "The proposal has aroused 8,365 grammar and high school the demonstrated Interest of children in the Westfield and mission." Education Association. state Supreme Court that New pendent and the Belford En- A proposal to put photo- sonnel to work Sunday, Students, who called the Jersey follow Florida's exam- gine Fire Companies re- graphs on driver licenses, ef- many persons Including some Black Horse Pike Regional Robert Broderick. a spokes- It also has caused debate who seem new to politics," school districts. campus over the weekend to ple and allow television cam- sponded to 34 Zerman Drive, fectively making them official over whether Sunday should man for WEA, said yesterday here. The Port Monmouth state identity cards, is also up Senate President Joseph The 250-member Non- determine the status of their era crews to film live be a day for rest and re- there appeared to be some First Aid Squad and all five for state Senate action. Merlino, D-Mercer, said last Academic Staff Association classes, were greeted by a courtrooms proceedings. flection, or for shopping and progress in a 14-hour nego- Middletown fire chiefs were week. struck Brookdale a week ago taped message which said Hughes said he will to make And a controversial bill de- diversion. tiating session which ended also on the scene, officials re- calling for about $2,500 over classes were scheduled to be in his suggestion until after all signed to boost lagging voter He said the basic Issue in Saturday morning, but "it's port. The bill before the As- three years and other benefits session but it was not known the results of the Florida ex- turnout by letting voters reg- the controversy teemed to be almost impossible to say how sembly, sponsored by Sen. for clerical staff, custodians which professors would not periment can be reviewed, The second call was ister on election day in a gen- "Hbertarianlsm versus safety: much." Martin L. Greenberg, D-Es- and learning assistants. meet wittheir classes because probably by Nov. 1. sounded at about 8:30 p.m. eral election is up in the As- whether the state should com- sex, and opposed by Bam- Six members of the union's of a refusal to cross picket Negotiations were to re- Hughes stressed, however, from Sylvia Terrace, here, to sembly. Lack of support, how- pel individuals to protect berger's and many other ma- executive board were ordered lines. sume last night in an effort ID that absolute control for ad- which the Port Monmouth and ever, may force a vote to be themselves." jor retailers, would keep Blue jailed Thursday by Superior Students at Brookdale were end a strike affecting about mitting cameras Into the Belford Independent Fire postponed as it was last week. Companies and the Port Mon- Laws from being repealed The Senate measure requir- Court Judge Thomas L Yac- expected to continue demon- 3,850 students of the Black courtroom will rest with the Critics have dubbed the bill ing photoa on driven' licenses, carino. after he ruled the strations Monday calling for Horse Pike Regional School individual trial Judge. mouth First Aid Squad re- "the vote fraud act of 1978," when the new state penal code sponded. takes effect next Sept. 1. sponsored by Sen. William strike was illegal. either a quick settlement of the District "In cases involving chil- charging it will allow political Hamilton, D-Mlddlesex, would The union members had strike or a tuition refund The strike affects students dren, and in cases where wit- Both fires began in stoves machines to muster thousands A clause repealing the law require licensees to have their been released from the Mon- "I think that one could from Rennemede. Bellmawr nesses must be protected, the of the same brand, the name of of illegal votes. was addenUUy Inserted into picture taken with each re- mouth County Jail in Freehold characterize the student situ- and Gloucester Township who final decision for admitting tel- which was withheld by fire of- The Blue Law measure the code when it was drafted. newal. evision crews must come un- ficials, and the only damage in at noon each day since their ation as one primarily of get- attend Triton and Gloucester comes up for final approval In The motor-cycle bill, spon- The bill also would replace der the control of the courts," both cases was to the ap- jailing in order to continue ne- ting back to class," Ziccardi Regional schools in Camden the Assembly after an emo- sored by Sen. Frank J. Dodd, current $8, two-year licenses he said. pliance itself, authorities said. gotiating sessions. They were said. "I don't think it should be Countv; tional controversy, which has D-Essex, has drawn dozens of with $15 four-year licenses. SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. SEPTEMBFR 25 1978 One teacher strike over but many more remain living raise and a 2.3 percent increase in Increments By Aiutlated Press cept Commissioner Peter Reilly's proposals Sunday night, teachers, whose salaries ranged from $»,450 to 120,180 a year, More than M.500 students return to their classrooms today under the contract that expired Aug. SI. In Everett, talks broke off Saturday and no new meetings minutes after more than 2M jailed teachers were freed from a were scheduled, but attorneys for teachers and the Everett In Bridgeport, Conn., at the It-day strike by public school National Guard camp where they were held for violating a In Washington, talks continued Sunday in Tacoma, but a teachen in the ttate'i largest city ended with both sides district spokesman said 21 issues, including raises, remain School Board planned to meet again with Superior Court Judge Judge's back-to-work order. Robert Bibb, who ordered teachers back to work last week. approving a two-yeir contract proposed by the state labor The new contract was unanimously approved earlier Sun- unresolved. commissioner. Tacoma officials said they would decide by Tuesday wheth- In Ohio, strikes continued in five school districts, affecting day by the city's Board of Education after the teachers voted more than 150.000 students across the state. Elsewhere, teachers' strikes affected nearly 500,000 stu- er to open schools with substltutelteachers and any regular (81-206 to accept the settlement, although they were unaware of In the 37,000-student Dayton school district, where teachers dents In Washington state, Ohio, Michigan, Massachusetts and its recommendations teachers wilbing to cross picket lines. The nearly S-week-old Minnesota strike has affected 31,000 students and 1,600 teachers. Starting and non-academic workers have been on strike since Sept 6, Superior Court Judge James Henebry ordered the teachers teachers said they would defy Montgomery County Common The Bridgeport City Council voted overwhelmingly to ac- pay for teachers Is 110,725 under the old contract. released when he learned of the school board vote. Pleas Judge Carl D. Kessler's back-to-work order. Negotiations In the Seattle strike, which began Sept. 5, "We have shown the city of Bridgeport, the state of Connect- Guards hired by the school board were on hand to escort any icut and the nation that teachers have the gumption to stand up moved to Olympla Sunday, as both side sent representatives to the Public Employees Relations Commission offices. teachers who returned to work. for their rights," said Bridgeport Education Association presi- No negotiations were conducted over the weekend, said Ask attorney dent Arthur Pechlllo as he left Camp Hartell, with fellow The district, which has 55,000 students, has offered a 5.6 percent pay raise, with another 2.5 percent boost in Increments. Dayton Education Association president Roberta Hunter. Day- (continued) lege prevents Gov. Brendan teachers in a fleet of ycllnw school buses ton teachers make an average of $14,500 annually. The two-year contract contains a 6 percent wage increase The Seattle Teachers Association wants an 8 4 percent cost of terday. T. Byrne from "intervening in support of human rights, plus increments In the first year and a 7.5 percent pay raise Supporters rallied to Mr. including Increments for the second year. The agreement also ' Molr yesterday. as he did last year by com- Brookdale strike muting" the sentences of the includes a "no reprisals clause" for strike participants. "The ClUiens Committee Rellly kept both sides in talks for 16 hours that ended about 6 (continued) to Support Robert Molr," an Matawan Regional Teachers Association, the committee a.m. Sunday, said Ellen Wisser. vice president of the Bridgeport Friday's session was largely unproductive, but Mr. Judge Yaccarino is expected to issue the show cause order, ad hoc group, formally re- Education nTiflntlir* —— • ' under which the Faculty Association would have to explain in quested an Investigation of noted. Mastnanni reported that Saturday's eight-hour meeting was a The union had sought 8.6 percent annual increases for the "productive session" that could lead to "a significant opportuni- court why it should not be fined for each day it refused to the Molr case by the at- "This procedure threat- comply with Judge Yaccartno's earlier order to stop "aiding torney general, while the ens all public employees un- ty for a settlement" The college and the union exchanged proposals yesterday and abetting" the NASA strike. NASA executive board ions, and very likely the of- "The judge has wide discretion over the amount of the fines called upon the college ficers and negotiating com- afternoon, but at 8 p.m., two Sheriff's deputies came to the Hilton Inn to pick up the NASA negotiators and return them to that can be imposed." Mr Kenney said "He would probably Board of Trustees to dismiss mittees of all unions," the Ford: No apology schedule the show cause hearing for Wednesday, because that's "those college officials who committee said. jail. After 40 minutes of scurrying by Mr. Mastrlanni to de- when NASA's case comes up. and all the lawyers will be in court are responsible for this ugly Attorney General Degnan anyway." maneuver." told Assemblyman Van termine how far apart the two sides were, he sent the deputies for the pardon back to the jail alone and said he would send for them if they Michael Herbert, attorney for both NASA and the Faculty And the Rumson-Fair Wagner Friday that his of- SHAKER HEIGHTS, were needed. Association, asked Judge Yaccarino Thursday to give him more Haven Education Associa- fice has no Jurisdiction over Ohio (AP) - Former Presi- Mr. Mastnanni said college and NASA negotiators were time to prepare oral arguments against the court order under tion, to which Mr. Molr the Brookdale case because which NASA would be fined for refusing to obey his injunction dent Gerald Ford says he involved in "excruciatingly intense" negotiations at 6:30 am. belongs, also Issued a It is a civil complaint. ordering all NASA members to return to work. NASA's six-member ne- has no apologies for pardon- and were still at least an hour or more away from coming to statement of support yester- Ing Richard Nixon, even Judge Yaccarino granted an extension until Wednesday day, and charged "there is gotiating committee, which terms. with the stipulation that if he rules against NASA, the 1500-a- was ordered jailed by Supe- though he says the decision NASA leaders and Mr. M astriannl declined to discuss partic- no doubt in our minds that a was a major factor in his dayfine would apply retroactively to Saturday, Sept. 23. false accusation has been rior Court Judge Thomas L. ular areas of the settlement, although Ms. Rice-Molr said the Artie O'Keefe. East Keansburg, president of the Student Yaccartno last Thursday, as- defeat In the 1976 presiden- contract would Include "language In areas we consider ap- lodged against Mr. Molr be- tial election. Services Board, has called a mass student meeting In the cause be Is the husband of serted yesterday that "our propriate that has not occurred in Brookdale contracts before." Ford was questioned College Commons at noon today to decide what his group should the NASA president." strike and the charges College bargainers had been sticking to the report and about the decision to pardon take if the strike continues. The Citizens Committee against Rober Moir, a social recommendations of PERC-appomted Fact Finder Robert "The Student Services Board executive committee will studies teacher at Rumson- Nixon after Nixon resigned Mltrani, which called for across-the-board raises of |(2S. W00 announced that It Is seeking as president during con- meet at 8 30 am. to decide what issues to bring before the a meeting with Attorney Fair Haven Regional High and |575 over the next three years, plus work uniforms for student body for a vote at noon," Mr OKeefe said. gressional impeachment custodial and maintenance employees and a prescription drug General Degnan to discuss School, are directly related The two main issues. Mr O'Keefe said, are whether the proceedings. insurance program in the third year of the contract. the ramifications of the Moir events. Student Services Board should take legal action to obtain 100 "I would have done what Ms Rice-Molr had termed the fact finder's report "totally case. "These trumped-up, percent tuition refunds if the strike continues, and whether the I did today If I had the same unacceptable," and said that the union would hold out for a "The college's tactics are phony charges are a ploy Student Services Board should officially support either the Identical circumstances," "breakthrough contract" that would give NASA members horrendous," asserted used by the college to dis- college or the administration credit our president by at- Ford told reporters Sunday parity with other county employees holding similar jobs " Herbert Johnson, a Freehold night. civil rights activist and a co- tacking her husband," the Ms. Rtce-Moir blasted the college for "making my husband "I did it at the time be- a pawn In this power struggle." The nation's commercial for- ordinator of the citizen's NASA committee said. "This est land decreased by 8 million kind of desperate tactic rep- cause I had to make a choice "I never thought the college would enter into the realm of committee. ... And I made a choice on Gerald Ford acres In the 1960s. Other committee mem- resents management's no- family harassment to better Us bargaining position." Ms. Rice- behalf of 218 million Ameri- Moir said. "Fight me. fight my people, fight my union, but don't bers include Euaene Farrell, holds barred effort to de- Camp David summit with Is- cans. Their problems were fight my family " a legislative aide to As- stroy these negotiations and rael and Egypt, saying, "It's COLLEGE XEROX COPIES bust our union. far more Important to me The six NASA negotiators — Ms. Rice-Moir. Michael semblyman Richard Van and demanded more of my the stari of a significant "We urge the Board of Townes, Gary Berton, George Watts, Peggy Towle and Ron Wagner, D-Monmouth; Con- time and essentially pre- diplomatic breakthrough" S.A.T. Trustees to Investigate this Topham — adamantly asserted that they would not return to INSTANT stantla Brownfleld, a Mid empted all of my time rather for peace in the Middle East. Issue. Those college officials work until they won a "breakthrough contract" for the 298 dletown registered nurse; than spending my time on "I hope it concludes suc- REVIEW PRINTING who are responsible for this custodians, learning assistants, clerks, secretaries, computer Robert Kasten of Rumson, a Mr. Nixon's problems." cessfully." Ford said. Classas Start ugly maneuver should no programmers and other non-academic staffers they represent While You wait former anti-war activist, and Ford said that as presi- Ford said he has not giv- Sunday, Od 1, »AM to 12 Noon longer be employed at an The college, which (ailed in its attempt Friday to obtain Thomas Clerlco of Long dent he had made gains en much thought to running Institution of higher learn- criminal contempt citations against the Faculty Association, Branch. fighting a recession and re- for the Republican nomi- f^A/oif press me ing," the NASA group con- will seek a civil court order tomorrow from Superior Court The committee charged ducing Inflation, "I regret nation for president in 1980 170 Monmouth Strati cluded. Judge Thomas L Yaccarino enjoining faculty from honoring •or Mo I Noo Wopilllr Tookj In a telegram to the attorney the policies of the Carter ad- "That's a long way off Red Bank. 741-9300 Alex Koharski, president the NASA picket lines, reported Malachi Kenncy. college law- general that the charges ministration have blown it." and I have a lot of time and a C«ll t22-8704or681-600* of the Rumson-Fair Haven yer. against Mr. Molr represent Ford added. lot of options and I'm in no Regional Education Associa- "a significant escalation by But he praised Carter for hurry and I'm enjoying what tion, charged the Brookdale the Board of Trustees and a the achievements of the I'm doing." he said gross violation of civil liber- administration with hypocri- ties. sy- "Not content with Judge "They proclaim that they Yaccarlnos ethically ques- don't want the striking non- Son nabbed in robbery tionable decision to recom- acdademlc workers to curtail the orderly academic ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Timothy Duncan and Captain mend to college counsel a — Police here have arrested process at Brookdale, but Richard Davis led to the Satur- dvll rather than criminal 21-year-old Dennis V. O'Brien they did It at our school," day arrest of young O'Brien, contempt approach — thus Jr. and charged him in connec- in East Hanover resident, po- Put Your Name Mr. Koharski said. avoiding any possible in- tion, with a robbery at the lice said. tervention by Governor • "We would like to praise home of his parents. Mr and* Byrne — they have launched the Rumson police force and Mrs. Dennis O'Brien. 4 Har- this personal assault upon Assistant Superintendent borvlew Drive. Newton Beron for their ac- Where It Mr. Molr by seeking his con- On Friday, Mrs O'Brien re- viction on a false but ex- tions, which Included not al- ported the theft of a number of tremely serious charge," the lowing the Brookdale police household items valued at over committee asserted. force to Illegally arrest Mr 12,000 and investigation of the Molr on the grounds of our Count The dvll complaint pro- Incident by Patrolman cedure followed by the col- high school," he said. 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It Edward Pennetti, roofing contractor By IRIS ROZENCWAJG "No college president turned out to be the richest WEST LONG BRANCH KEYPORT - Edward G Hospital, Red Bank could have a bathroom like silver mine in the state, — In the Versailles Room of Dr. Stonesifer's," he said, yielding $25 million. Pennetti, J), of Washington St., Bom in North Arlington, "the Versailles of America" (Bed yesterday in Riverview Mr. Pennetti had lived here (or and then elicited a laugh "The Guggenheims did yesterday, John Davis ad- from the audience by telling not Invest In gilt-edged se- most of his Ufe. He was a roof- dressed the Monmouth Col- Henry Sciiarfcr, Ing contractor and proprietor how Olivia de Haviland had curities and live comfortably G P lege Library Association on tried to buy that bathroom off them for the rest of their retired engineer the subject of his new book, celling for her Paris apart- lives," said Davis. "They put -£^ " "The Guggenheims" (pub- this stake'to work. They be- SEA BRIGHT — Henry G. pennetti was a Coast ment. Mr lished by William Morrow, came the first Americans to Schaeferhf , MM, of 470 Ocean i veteran of World War Mrs. Susan Sandbergi a Guar( $1495) bring Industrial development Ave., died yesterday at Arnold || ber of Uie American niece of Murry and Leonie t mem It was the 17th an- to Mexico, to Alaska Walter Nursing Home, Hailet Leg| Veterans of Foreign Guggenheim, was In the au- On niversary of the dedication (Kenecott Copper) and to Bom In New York City, he wars and of the Businessmen's dience as John Davis lauded of the library building as the Chile (Anaconda Copper). had Uved here for the past 25 Bowling League, all here. "the extraordinarily beau- Murry and Leonie Gug- tiful setting" and "magnif- I**"' Surviving is his widow, genheim Memorial Library. "They became the larg- icent surroundings" of the est mining and smelting or- He was a mechanical engi- M,, Bemadette Pennetti; two There was a membership college which once formed ganization in the world. neer and vice president of MnSi Albert T. Mallett of tea was in the former break- part of the family's real es- Eventually 75 percent of all Baker, Smith & Co., New Holmdel, and Ronald L. Pen- fast room of the Gug- tate holdings. the copper and lead in the York, before his retirement in netli of Matawan; his mother, genheim mansion, and after- The college library, world was controlled by MM. He worked on the Empire Mrs Emmil Pennetti of wards Davis, speaking ln Davis told the audience, "Is them. State Building, Rockefeller Matawan, two brothers, Alex- front of a neoclassical one of four charities which "The Guggenheims went Center and the Pentagon. alM]er pennetti of Massachu- marble fireplace, shining benefitted from the estate of on to spend their fortunes From Mt to 1W0 he was gelti and Aloysius Pennetti of here and there with rem- the Guggenheim couple. The employed by the Army Corps MorganvUle; two sisters, Mrs. nants of gold leaf, told the with such benefit to human- others are Mount Sinai and ity," added Davis, "that we of Engineers, Ft. Dlx. Iva Engleman of Matawan, audience about the family he New York hospitals in New can only admire their vi- He was a graduate of and Mrs victoria Pennetti, spent almost four years re- York City, and the Mayo sion." Stevens Institute, Hoboken here and two grandchildren searching. Clinic in Rochester, Minn Mr. Scluefer was a former Tne Day Funeral Home is The seven brothers estab- president of the Board of ui charge of arrangements. He told how the Gug- All memorialize the names lished foundations in the Health. genheims left their Swiss of Murry and Leonie Gug- Twenties and Thirties, Surviving are his widow, Earl Erlandxen ghetto, "in the era before the genheim. "before income and estate Hrs. Pauline H. Kaiser HOUSTON,TEXAS-Earl Jewish emancipation in Eu- "I celebrate their con- taxes necessitated such vehi- Schaefer; one daughter, Mrs Erlandsen, 75, formerly of tin- rope," because a widow and tribution," said the his- cles for purposes of tax AAnneM M. Morgenthal of Tlnton ion Beach, N.J., died yester a widower had fallen in love torian. "We are living in an evasion," he said. Falls; three grandchildren, day ln a nursing home here and were not permitted, by age of reductionism. The "The Murray and Leonie law, to marry. On the ship and one great-grandchild. Born In Oslo, Norway, Mr. Rotfitor flwto r*v Carl Porlao tendency today is to reduce, Guggenheim Library links The Worden Funeral Home, Erlandsen came to htls coun- coming over to this country, GUGGENHEIM HISTORIAN VISITS MONMOUTH COLLEGE - John not exalt — to cut the hero you in Monmouth County Red Bank, is In charge of ar- try as a young man. He lived In a son and daughter of the Davis, biographer of the Guggenheim family, spoke at Monmouth College down to size. with the great era of In- rangements. Union Beach for about 20 years two families fell in love also. yesterday, to the Murry and Leonie Guggenheim Memorial Library As- "I for one am emphatical- dustrial expansion in the before moving here two two These later married and be- sociation. He will autograph books today at the college bookstore and at ly not a reductionist. I be- United States," concluded William I.. Lawson, years ago. came the founders of the Walden Books, Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Ms. Sandy Mullaney, West lieve In the validity of ex- Davis, "and with the man- Guggenheim dynasty in traordinary achievement. ifold benefactions of the sev- on Hchool board Mr. Erlandsen was a re- Deal, president of the Monmouth College Library Association, receives a tired worker with the state America. copy of the book from Mr. Davis. The Guggenheims were a en brothers and their chil- OCEANPORT - William Highway Department and the Emphasizing tke "vision" family cast in the heroic dren, with 50 Nobel prize- L. Lawson. 50, of 84 Seneca husband of the late Mrs. Cath- Mullaney, president of the Guggenheims for giving us the library for members, fol- mold." winners, with modern art, Place, died Saturday at his and charity of the Gug- erine Hennessey Erlandsen. genheims, Davis spoke espe- library association, praised this building," he said, and lowing Davls's lecture. Davis told how the family with the jet propulsion labo- home. Surviving is one daughter, Davis for his biography. The thanked also the library as- Davis had never been at made their money, first as ratores at Princeton and Cal Born in Paterson, Mr. Law- cially of Murry and Leonie Mrs. Elinor Bellcose, with Guggenheim, their happy director of the Murry and sociation "which enables us Monmouth College before street peddlers in Philadel- Tech, with the Peggy Gug- son had lived here most of his whom he Uved; one son, Leonie Guggenheim Li- to purchase special collec- yesterday, and he confessed phia, later in metals. They genheim collection In Ven- Ufe. At the time of his death. and fruitful marriage, and Daniel Erlandsen of Phoenix, their contributions to Ameri- brary, Robert Van Ben- tions and helps us to dramat- himself amazed at "the invested in a silver mine in ice, and with many of the be was district engineer for the Ariz., and five grandchildren. thuysen, spoke also. ize the importance of tke II- palatial office" of Richard Colorado, purchased by the foremost cultural achieve- New Brunswick-South River can Ufe In this century. The Earthman Funeral Mrs. H. William "We have to thank the brary." There was a tour of Stonesifer, president of the seven Guggenheim brothers ments of this century. District of the New Jersey Bell Home is in charge of arrange- Telephone System with whom ments. he had been employed for 30 years. Mi>. Mary Ceil Mr. Lawson received his A.A. degree from Monmouth FREEHOLD - Mrs. Mary County Births College and his B.S. degree S0™" jf*"' M' "H" ^T'0 RIVERVIICW HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koslas daughter, Sept. 21. Domogala, 15 Todd Drive, Sept. 11. Mr. and Mrs William Red Bank (nee Elizabeth Reslmaii'r). II Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eatontown, daughter, Sept 19 Mr. and Mn. Stanley Mat- Zebrowski (nee Helen Pete), Township. member of the Vasa Order of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Downing Court, Middletown, Arnone (nee Kathleen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond thews, 19 Hudson St.. 14 Willow Ave, Eatontown, Born in Bronx, NY., Mrs. America Lodge Vagen, Point Horvath, (nee Martha daughter, Sept. 21. Grimley), 10 Hudson Ave:, Red Pridgen, 124 Fifth Ave., Long Marlboro, son, Sept 13. daughter, Sept. 16. Gell had Uved here 18 years. Pleasant and of the Asbury Schaumberg) 91 Russell St., Mr. and Mrs Michael Bank, daughter, Sept. 21. Branch, daughter, Sept. 19. Mr, and Mrs. Steven Reep Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ogilvie, She was the widow of the Park Chapter of the Society Woodbridge and Highlands, a Frezza (nee Mary Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs David Levin, (nee Dora Rhoads), Box 100, 1239 Washington Ave., Asbury late Edward Gell who died ln for the Preservation and En- daughter, Sept. 7. Memschlck), 427 Pinebrook Sadecki (nee Maureen Marcin- 57 Forest Ave., Lakewood, Allenwood Road, Howell, Park, son, Sept. 18. 1974. couragement of Barbershop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Road, Eatontown, son, Sept. cak), 85 Truex Place, Mid- daughter, Sept. 20. daughter, Sept. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mrs. Geil was a communi- Quartet Singing in America. Weygand (nee Ann Genovese), 21. dletown, daughter, Sept. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keller Clcalese (nee Deborah cant of St. Rose of Lima Ro- Mr. Lawson was a former Union Ave., Holmdel, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holz Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell, 85. Marion Place, (Joyce Herri 48 Phoenix Zahaner), 581 Patten Ave., man Catholic Church, here. member of the Zoning Board ter, Sept. 14. (nee Marie Vessichilli), 7 Larsen (nee Margaret Long Branch, son, Sept. 20. Parkwa ocean, daughter, Long Branch, twin daughters, Surviving Is a son, Martin ol Adjustment and the Board Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Woodland Road, Holmdel, Wilson), 6 Larsen Lane, JERSEY SHORE Sept. 15. Sept. 19. • E. Getl, at home; two daugh- of Education, here. O'Brien (nee Catherine Hailet.son, Sept. 21. Neptune Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrus ters, Mrs. Lenore Burns of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Surviving is his widow, FH Woafc OctO oirt-r tsra LAWSON— wiiitonL .own.a rangements. 3 Pubtc HMflng on OdnmcM • M Sfrttco Ploct. Ocaonport, or, Scot 73 • 1201 • Sue Sgn« Connor Plac* and All PERFECT •I M> rotMartc* Funtfot Mrvlcai Woototdor. U&.VOI II a.m. from me Turnpike crash MIM Mornortot Homt. J10 Brood SI . Rod Bonk Frltnm may coll at tr»* lu fatal to woman A CvMM SufphN Punc* Part A Mfal homo Tufidor 7 4 ond M p.m. In 4Tol *•*» B la* F . V of " on. vlUtotlor, here, state police said. Juana C ftngeaFUr PHONE 842 0011 WW F Agurlar, 89, of the Bronx, was O Ptrrfltnl nl Stores in Clifton, N.J. nmnounced dead Sunday Nanuet ft Harlsdaln N v SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25.1978 TIlL DuAj Vl QJII I S Why students default on loans

By SYLVIA PORTER I • 111111 MllllillltlllHlllillllllllll IA on a (19,000 loan, your initial payments would be A new phenomenon has emerged during the only (98 a month (65 percent of after-tax income). 1970s as the costs of graduate and professional When five years into your repayments, your schools have skyrocketed and federal support for monthly payment would have risen to (139; by the graduate fellowships and grants has dwindled; the 15th year, your repayments would be running at borrowing student who linds repaying his or her YOUR MONEY'S (328 per month. loans under existing federal loan programs so (3) By recognizing that students entering dif- tough in the first years after graduation that WORTH ferent careers (law. medicine, engineering) will default becomes the only way out have varying projected incomes, and thus a vary- Borrowing by students to finance college and ing capacity to repay loans, more realistic bor- graduate school expensss is now approaching a rowing limits that a student truly can "afford" huge |2 billion a year — with half of 70,000 could be established graduate students recently surveyed reporting years ana would tie loans to a sliding repayment For instance, a typical medical student today that they were relying on loans to finance some schedule. can "afford" an equal monthly installment loan of portion of educational expenses running as high as Instead of paying back your loans in equal only (7,500, because of low earnings during in- (15,000 annually. monthly installments (today's practice), your re- ternship and residency With the i;lln and 15 Repayment schedules, the students also re- payments would grow each year, along with your years to repay, the student could "afford" a 7 ported, run as high as 15 to 25 percent of their incomes and your capacity to repay percent loan of (25.000 to (30.000 take-home salaries during their first year out of (1) A sliding repayment schedule, such as the Graduated Repayment Options are not as ad- school - a hardship that has forced many of them GRO, with lower payments during the lower in- ministratively complex as many institutions (re- |mWV to default on payments, despite their basic integri- come years, would be much more manageable for luctant to offer anything other than equal monthly NATELSONS OPENS NEW DEPARTMENT - Red Bank Mayor Frank ty a heavily indebted student borrower than today's repayment plans) think McKenna, left/ tries on a goosedown vest from the new "Outdoor Shop" ot What are the yardsticks against which to system. Also, the reluctance of the institutions Is not Natelson's, 2 Broad St., Red Bank, as department manager Charles Frankel measure the ability o( a consumer student to By making initial payments more bearable, responsive to !he reality of the needs of the of Red Bank and buyer Susan Hussey look on. The new department, which repay loans? there would be less likelihood of student default students There is relatively little federal aid lor features trail clothes and cold weather wear, Is located In the back of the Young students can make repayments on And once you got into the habit of making the graduate or professional student But, as store, where the shoe department was formerly located. educational loans of only about 6.5 percent of their payments on a loan, even if the amount of Dwight H Horch, ETS director of College and average after-tax incomes and still have adequate payment rises over time, you probably would University Programs, and author of the ETS funds lor essential purchases, a new study by the automatically continue your payments. study, emphasizes: Educational Testing Service (ETS) of Princeton, (2) If you. a graduate student, were allowed to "With the cost of a graduate education always N.J., discloses. The ETS study is based on Bureau repay your loans over a 15-year rather than 10- increasing, many graduate students have no other Growth portfolio of Labor Statistics data. year period (the current payback span for many options but to take loans If the laws were changed The 6.5 percent is a shocker against today's federal loans), your upper loan limit could be to lengthen the repayment period for student loans By David It Since your health is good to be withdrawn on some regu- steep 15-25 percent repayment demands hiked to 15 years and to establish separate loan max- and both of you are working, I lar basis later. The solution, then? If the (111) were available, a graduate or imums for students in selected professional pro- Q -1 am 82 years old, run a would reduce regular savings Q - I have IS.Mt Invested The adoption of a Graduated Repayment Op- professional student could borrow between 116.000 grams (and if GRO plans were made available), watch and Jewelry business to about (3,000. I would Invest In Weslgate-CaUtornla «', of tion (GRO) plan, which the ETS suggests, would and (19,000 today and still be facing only a com- then students could get the maximum loans pos- from my home, and receive the remainder and the 9>4 1987. The company declared permit you, a student, to repay your loan over 15 fortable load of repayments At 7 percent interest sible at manageable levels of repayment " 1207 a month in Social Secur- percent note (about 112,000 to- bankruptcy several years ago ity. My working wife (SB) will tal) JI two good quality no-load awl has since been In re- get a small pension of about "growth and income funds," organization I have received $M a month In two years, and specifically: Financial In- stacks of court proceedings, her own Social Security in four dustrial Income Fund, llftii So bat recently the whole thing years We have 17,367 in regu- Broadway, P.O. Box 2040. Den- stems to be In limbo. The illegal strike syndrome lar 5 percent savings, (8,000 in ver, CO 80201; and Windsor ow do I get current In- ness, it's over") Our obliga- a 20-year 9^ percent invest- Fund, P.O. Box 1100. Valley By Louis Rukryser formation on the situation? publicemplovee strikes, noi on grant lawlessness on the cerned. special excuses now tion not only to ourselves but to ment certificate redeemable In Forge, PA 19482. Will I ever get my money or at our overall society — where ground that those involved are are being made The laws are our children requires that we five years, 18.000 in a t>4 NEW- YORK - Isn't it These funds seek a com- least part of It out? S.D. Iowa the effect is plainly deztructive merely "doing their own outmoded, we are told, the recognize and deal with the percent note of 1D89 re- about time we did something bination of capital apprecia- A — A well-known Mid- enough -j*but specifically on thing." For what they are truly times have changed But this is authentic, increasing severity deemable any November 15th, sensible to stop the rash or tion and reasonable income. western banker — Neil the youngw- generation, whose doing is confusing and mis- no more valid than a baseball of the problem and (1,748 in an Individual Re- illegal strikes in America? They have performed well Gustafson — has just an- values in/ still being formed guiding the generation that player demanding the right to Second, let's reexamine the tirement Account at 1\ Surely not even the most over the last five and ten year nounced the purchase of this will follow. a fourth strike — on the ground relevant laws Chamge is a percent. My health is good and partisan critic of our society How tan we sensibly teach periods and income Irom them collapsed conglomerate that it is. after all 1978 constant in all societies, and if I would invest for growth rath- can regard it as healthy to see a belief in playing by the Nor is there any useful (now an average of 4.7 Gustafson specializes in indeed we decide it is ap- er than income If it wasn't for this breakdown of law and or- rules... when policemen them- tradition behind their actions For if the relevant laws percent) can be expected to buying out ailing companies, propriate to legalize activities my age What do you suggest? der promoted vigorously by selves are breaking the law? Indeed, until recently, the have indeed become inap- rise fairly steadily in the financially restructuring them that up to now have been legal- W.C. Nebraska those assigned to protect and Do we really have a right to American labor movement, propriate (a proposition that future, thus helping to absorb and then selling out at a profit ly forbidden, it would not be guide us. tut-tut at a lack of respect for while known for vigorous and is. at minimum, debatable), A — You and your wife can that advance of inflation His plans for Westgate ap- the first time, or the last.but In the 1960s we were sup- other people's property when effective bargaining, was rela- then our society provides ade- both expect to live for many Your present IRA should be parently call for the early re- 0 the point is that such a decision posed to be alarmed about — firefighters shirk their duty tively free of widespread, sys- quate remedies within the law years — during which Inflation frozen and a new account moval from bankruptcy sta- tematic illegalities In con- What is genuinely map- must be taken within the con- or, alternatively, to revere — And how can we instill any will presumably be continuing opened, using one of these tus; a reorganization is to be trast, a country like Britain, propnale is the current ten- stitutional legislative process the rebellion of "th« kids " reverence for disciplined to erode the real value of in- funds Either Financial In- filed with the court Imminently where wildcat strikes were a dency of politicians and admin- —and not by default, on the Now the authentic threats to learning when the very come from fixed investments dustrial or Windsor can help and further capital will be in- perennial fact ol life, paid istrators to take the easy way part of weak backboned of- the rule of law come not from teachers entrusted with that ( such as yours. For this reason you establish new IRA custo- vested in the venture The 6V.j dearly in economic decline out, condoning illegal strikes ficials who have been cowed disobedient children but from responsibility ignore the law's you should invest in vehicles dian accounts percent debentures which you after the fact rather than in- by lawbreakers childishly disobedient clear restrictions and vent Rut the present events in that have some growth poten- Once established, money in own are being bid at 1470 cur- sisting on punishing, and Third, and most simply, "adults." If that's progress. their rage on an illegal picket the I'.S. are supposed to be tial. the new IRA can accumulate rently. Hold where necessary expelling, the let's either change the laws or make mine vanilla line? somehow different and justifi- violators enforce them The notion is Consider, just for a mo- It's simply not good enough able Where illegal strikes by growing that we will always ment, the impact ol recent anymore to excuse such fla- public employees are con- The prescription for public permit in a mob what we Monetary Fund session policy seems ctear. First, we would prohibit in an Individual. should focus on what is becom- It is a perilous proposition for ing an obvious danger to our America Failure to-deal more Study finds lower rates national stability Illegal sternly with these newly fash- strikes by now have occurred promises a tug oi war ionabUe "me "centered law- far too often, in far too rainy breakers does damage far L'S communities, for us com- WASHINGTON (AP) - regular battleground between it likely will not satisfy those beyond the grandmother who at private nursing homes placently to sweep them under Meetings of the International nations with the greatest pressing for more. gets mugged, the businessman the rug any longer (either on Monetary Fund and the World source of wealth and those who It was learned here yester- whose store burns down, or the WASHINGTON (AP) - profit or government-run, homes. Meiners added Their the basis that "it can't happen Bank opened here yesterday want an increased share of it. day that the five leading mem Privaely owned, profit mak- these served one-third ol all costs arc now 23 percent here" or "at least, thank good' kid who never quite gets the with the stage set for another As usual at these meetings, bers of the IMF. the United ing nursing homes now appear residents These homes aver- higher hand of long division tug of *iir between rich and the United States and other States, Germany, France. to charge less than homes run aged 97 beds, compared lo 68 poor nations over the world's wealthy nations are expected Great Britain and Japan, have The highest average charge by the government, churches beds in proprietary homes resources. to make a committment informally agreed on a 50 per month was (864 in the or other nonprofit groups, a Meiners said it is possible "I've got toward increasing aid to poor percent Increase in the IMF's Northeast, while the South had The annual meetings of the government health survey in- that the non-profit homes pro- and developing countries, yet current financial resources of the lowest at (603 In North two institutions have become a dicates vided more or belter services, the key!' (49 million. Central states it was (614 and The National Center for but they also "may simply be a in the West. (643 U. S. Treasury Secretary Health Statistics said tentative little less etficient" since they W. Michael Bluemntahl and fi- results from a survey of nurs- are not in the business to make The center's survey found, KejMccount New Life magazine nance ministers of other coun- ing homes last year showed money that the cost of providing care tries that compose the IMF's that the average monthly Even four years ago. when in nursing homes went up 46 policy-making interim com- charge in gp profit-making they charged less, nonprofit percent from 1972 to 1976. or goes on sale today mittee held a daylong meeting homes was (641, compared and government nursing just as fast as hospital costs It yesterday prior to the formal with (722 in the non-profit homes had 8 percent higher climbed from (16 43 a day per NEW YORK (AP) - There The price is one change opening of the 33rd annual homes costs than the profit-making patient to (24*1 a day Is Life after death. It's now (1 50; no longer the Joint meeting of the IMF and NEPTUNE •ASDURY PARK-M^NALAPAN Overall, the average And the magazine that "biggest and best package of the World Bank today. pictures for a dime," as pub- monthly charge for the nearly ceased publication six years President Carter is ex- lisher Luce boasted when it 1.3 million elderly Americans ago after 1,864 weekly editions, pected to deliver a welcoming BENJAMIN MOORE first appeared at newsstands in 18,300 nursing homes was goes on sale again today, with address. Also scheduled lo on Nov. 23.1936. (669 PAINTS the familiar logo and oversized speak are World Bank Presi- The cost figures are not pages and pictures stuffed cov- It Is a monthly, which den Robert McNamara. a final and could change, but er-to-cover. means 40 persons will do what former US. secretary of de- SAVE2°°PKCM Mark R.. Meiners, a govern- Life's new editors, who call once required 340 Life staffers fense, and Jacques de ment economist, said they do REGAl WAIL SATIN it a "redesigned " magazine, And its first issue has a press Larosiere, the new managing indicate the situation has insist it still offers what run of 700,000 — compared to a director of the IMF. changed from 1973-74. when a NOW 7.99 R*fl. 9 99 creator and then-Time editor 5.6 million circulation in 1972 The chief items on the survey showed the non-profit Henry Luce called "picture- And 56 of Its 140 pages are agenda for the four-day joint homes charged (32 loss than magic: to astonish, to teach, to filled with advertising, for a MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER meeting are the status o( the the profit-making mi HREWSBU delight, to touch." total (848,000 In revenue, a re- world economy and a proposed 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY Since Medicare and Medi- 747-5220 Its October issue has pic- cord for any first issue of a increase in the financial re- c'aid began paying some nurs- GET ture and story features about magazine. sources of the IMF and the ing home bills, the non profit ballooning, family reunions, World Bank homes have relied less on the Shah of Iran, Antarctica Editors of the "restruc- The IMF said in its annual YOUR AC charity and subsidies to pay and fashion designer Halston. tured" Life said that the maga- report last week that the eco- There are even pictures ot zine's higher prices will help it their costs. Meiners said INSURANCE AGENCY nomic performance in most in- Although only one-fourth of TOGETHE Jackie Kennedy Onassls, con- cope with rising postal rates. dustrial nations last year and the nursing homes were non- veniently snapped by Alfred Also, they point to the success again in 1978 has been poor Elsenstaedt, now 79 and one of of specialty magazines, like MANAGER AT ACT II four original Life photogra- People magazine, also owned phers. by Life's owner, Time Inc. Tired of Commuting "This will not be the Life And, there is more for pic- that people remember," cau- ture-magazine buffs. Life's to New York City? tions Ralph Graves, managing biggest competitor, Look, is LEO J. BARRETT editor of the earlier magazine scheduled to be resurrected Then read this ad. and now a corprate editor. next January. President of large commercial agency Wt're the most popular and successful men's and Attorney at Law women's haircutttrs around. 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PCTMANENTS • CONDITIONING • FROSTING RELAXING • COLORING • HENNAS • THE WORKS The Daily Register Drug firms' deceptions probed * ^^ •"• — thaMt ththee labelabell designatedesignatess Uthe Mlllftllllllllilllllftlll• •ItlllMIIVIIIIIIIVVffil Is tt variance with the admin- true manufacturer of the Established In 1R7R - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON " "'" istration's full disclosure poli- drug." Another called It "false WASHINGTON - A batch WASHINGTON cy." But other bureaucrats and misleading." ARTHUR Z. KAMIN of secret documents which re- said the idea was permissible But top officials recently President and Editor veal widespread deception by "under our man-tn-the-plant ruled that the agency "would the drug Industry has pre- SCENE policy." A Parke-Davls not devote resources to revis- spokesman stressed: "We su- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor cipitated another bitter con- ing our current man-in-the- frontation between the Carter pervise them and it must meet plant policy at this time." Un- administration and Congress. our high quality control stan- der pressure from Congress, generic firms for products that 6 SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1978 Health, Education and Wel- dards" however, the bureaucrats hive fare Secretary Joseph Califano are essentially the same. We - Cord Laboratories, In- ANDERSON now reversed themselves. has refused to release some of have been looking into com- cidentallyciaentauy, also seusells uIts urugdrugs "u/e ire now drafting new 'I guess I just have the material on the grounds panies that play this elaborate under the brand name of .overnment therefore, to regulations that wUl Umlt mm- that It would compromise in- shell game. For example: Tutag. And it peddles the same ,eave lts name off the drugs It in-the-pUnt techniques," • an instinct for the jugular/ dustry trade secrets. But a - The Parke-Davls drug productnraducts for an even cheaDecheaper tnroul,h Carnegie. But an- Food and Drug spokesman House subcommittee, chaired firm has hired the John D. price through a company ~r • ,~• A• ••-"•l>Tb-. told our associate Howie by Rep. John Moss, D-Calif, Copanos Company to make a Kurtz He said the new rules reacted angrily by voting to penicillin compound. When Parke-Davls officials asked at & as astss-s would require companies to hold Califano in contempt of b sam e the real manufacturer. A spokes- > "* ( P««>n»el. foUow certain practices in or- Congress The full committee the government for permission Mme 0 ni man told us there is no decep- T, "'"^.,* .Tf der to claim credit as the man must now decide whether to to market the drug, in fact, ment as the R p t tlon because all thretr e firms ment as the RexaU product. In they said their product was the bu ble s re ufacturer. "The label should uphold the contempt citation '•<*#««•• thA hull*s <»lahiot'c "ai-P ! In;- IdenUcal to the one made by are related. He said the prices be clear," he said. At Issue are government terchangeable." A Rexall Copanos. But Parke-Davis vary because of marketing ex- Califano assured Rep. Moss documents alleging that many spokemman said "there was changed the color, added fan- In a recent letter that he too is large drug companies actually no attempt to misrepresent. pushing for these reforms. don't manufacture some of cy new packaging and charges - Rexall Drug Co. makes We just did this as a favor to "We share the same objec- their highly advertised prod- a higher price. products for many big firms, some companies and it tives," he wrote. ucts. Usually, officials from a - Parke-Davis also con- as well as Its own national backflrsd on us." Footnote: Once the true big drug company will hire a tracted with Cord Labora- chain of drug stores. One of _ The subcommittee found manufacturers are revealed, smaller firm to manufacture a tories to make certain drugs Rexall's drugs Is sold at a dis- that some products marketed many big firms will no longer product for them. Then the big The company then asked the count by a subsidiary called by the Wyeth firm are actually be able to claim that their firm will stamp its brand name Food and Drug Administration Carnegie Laboratories. But produced by Mylan Labora- higher-priced products are su- on the product, Jack up the If it could strike the phrase the cozy arrangement lories Wyeth then charges top perior. Yet the industry con- price and sell the drug as its "manufactured for Parke- backfired when Carnegie dollar for the drugs, started underselling Rexall. The controversy set off a tinues to place ads in medical The big-name firm is re- Davis" from the label. "The "Pharmacists refuse to buy flurry of memos inside the magazines saying: "Substitu- quired only to send someone to rationale for this deletion," ex- Rexall's own products," one Food and Drug agency. One tion Is bad medicine ... That's the factory to watch over the plains an Internal Food and memo explained, "since they official noted that "this policy why most doctors prescribe manufacturing process. The Drug memo, "Is that Parke- Davls will lease the manufac- have already bought products Is obsolete (and, in my opinion, brand name medications." ruse Is known as "man in the with the RexaU name on the was obsolete ten years ago)... The government, however, has plant" turing facilities from Cord Laboratories." The memo op- label for (a cheaper) price by It is inconsistent with certified that most cheaper Thus, the Industry giants II 18 IIIUUllBlBlCIll nmi ... | pump || w*m* ••>-_ posed the plan, saying: "Such t are able to charge consumers buying from the distributors'" truthful and accurate labeling, drugs with nofcrand name are labeling is misleading ... (and) millions of dollars more than RexaU pleaded with the and with ... making certain just as effective. CETA is a dismal failure By JAMES J. K1LPATRICK > """"term" s of national contributions prepared for the arduous de- toward a significant, lasting mands of an apple orchard. The Congress seems de- CONSERVATIVE reduction In hard-core un- They could not manage the 22- termined to extend the Com- employment, CETA's record foot ladders, or heft the .50- prehensive Employment and is pathethically poor. pound apple buckets, and even Training Act, known for short VIEW The Republican Study Com- with patient tutelage, they as CETA, and it perhaps Is mittee has been putting togeth- were picking only six to eight futile to keep hollering against mi mi ii •• Hiern a CETA scrapbook. A typi- bushels an hour. The growers, It. Nevertheless, for the re- cal Item: CETA recently gave faced with harvesting a «J.4 cord, this wasteful, mis- Congress Is attempting to (336,000 of our tax money to La million-bushel crop In 40 days, managed program continues work miracles, and the Con- Raza, a Hispanic organization refused flat-out to hire more to provide a prime example of gress Isn't up to the Job. The "with a history of political ac- KILPATRICK than halt of the Puerto Rlcans much that is wrong in govern- theory Is that if only enough tivism." The purpose of the flown in. The rest had to be ment today. billions are appropriated, CETA grant Is to help others and nephew. This particular housed In motels and finally somehow the hard-core un- CETA center was supposed to most of them were flown back Yes, the CETA outlays get CETA grants. This is hard- employed wUl be born again as provide a reading program for to San Juan. It was a costly have accompUshed some good. ly the kind of training In Job skilled labor. Life doesn't work children, but for six months no fiasco in every way, and a It would be impossible for even skills envisioned by the naive that way. children showed up. The the most Incompetent bureau- authors of the act. cruel disservice to the disap- CETA workers spent their idle crats to ladle out |10 billion a Too many billions have Out in California, the pointed workers. hours working hard at doing The citizens win one year and not do some good. been provided Given an ap- Thousand Oaks News-Chroni- Government fan make a "Concerned Citizens of Route 537." Since I last wrote about CETA, propriation of ten or eleven cle reported last month that nothing, and being weU paid sensible contribution, of The announcement by Louis J. billion dollars, no agency on for their labor. John Deitrick, chairman of the or- scores of local administrators CETA workers were being course, to the unemployment Gambaccini, commissioner of the De- and job-holders have written in earth could spend the money used In its area "to conduct a The Northern Virginia Dai- problem. Government can partment of Transportation, that all ganization, said it has a membership defense of the program, and responsibly. The temptations toilet-flushing conservation ly and the Winchester Star last create an atmosphere in which •k on the proposed widening o( in both townships of more than 600 their sincerity Is not to be are Irresistible, and hundreds survey." week chronicled a CETA snafu business and Industry oan Route 537 has been ordered stopped is people. questioned. of con artists, hustlers and' Down in Louisiana, the involving Puerto Rlcans flown make the profits and retain the ' streetwise opportunists have States-Item charged that In chartered planes to Dulles capital that add up to tools and welcome, indeed. Mr. Deitrick was naturally de- But the faults in CETA are made no effort to resist them. CETA funds were used to help Airport with a view toward Jobs and production. But little too deep to be remedied by It shows that the "voice of the lighted by Mr. Gambaccini's decision. Under the device known as a state senator run for office. putting them to work as apple of lasting value can be created cosmetic amendments to the people" has been heard, and that He said any activity, including an "substitution," municipal gov- Among the hard-core un- pickers. There's nothing by throwing billions of tax law or by conscientious people citizens can occasionally win a bout environmental impact study, for that ernments have abused the pro- employed hired by the New wrong with that idea, but dollars into busy little artificial here and there. At bottom, the against government. short stretch of roadway would be a gram by using federal funds to Orleans regional service, cen- many of the Puerto Ricans jobs with no past and not much problem is, simply that the pad their local payrolls. In ter were the senator's niece who arrived were totally un- The state had planned to widen waste of money until it is decided what future either. 1.67 miles of Route 537 in Colts Neck should be done for the entire Route and Freehold Township, making that 537. He and officials of both townships short stretch into something of a su- are suggesting that the state give first perhighway. It and the rest of the road Planners reply to editorial priority to completing projects on two in Monmouth County is a two-lane state highways in that area, Routes 18 highway. Red Bank could not supply a traffic Chairman and 33. To the Editor: study. Additionally, Mr. Chess When the county Board of Free- Red Bank Planning Board In scrapping the )1.2 million Route In your editorial "Use of an FROM OUR READERS wanted the property zoned for Marianne Cannavo holders and both townships approved Old School," Sept. 15, The Reg- Lotttrt lo Iht editor mutt b« slgntd and IMVt Ifw wrlltr'l complett ad central business use which James Deak 537 proposal, Mr. Gambaccini said ister takes the concerned posi- drtu and trltotiono number Thty mull not oxcoed 1M word! Nat occtfit would create an entirely dif- the widening back in 1974, the state's obit ort Marry, endorlementi ol candidate* lor office or ondortomonti ol John Mulheren plans were not so elaborate as those since the county and the two munici- tion that, since the Red Bank cammarcTol product!. ferent traffic problem from Paul Shatfery unveiled earlier this year. That's palities involved no longer support the Planning Board reputedly bogs that generated by professional Walter Thackara down applicants with minulia, offices. , project, his department has no desire and the borough of Red Bank's We invite and encourage Gerald Henna when the freeholders and the affected we may discourage Mr. Chess, Norman Lee to pursue it. ordinances. We cannot and do you to compare our actions Members governing bodies decided to reverse and he should not be nitpicked not create new ones. and the beneficial results to the earlier decision. It is gratifying that Mr. Gambac- by the board in processing his We also get tired and bored Red Bank with the Planning most desirable proposal. Gratitude That reversal was prompted by a cini acted as he did and that the — probably even more than Boards of our neighboring We do not know what you West Keansburg treatment of my daughter's public outcry at a July 27 public hear- decision carne as promptly as it did. the applicant or your reporters communities. The Red Bank mean by minutia and nitpick- To the Editor: physical condition as well as — in establishing a good plan Planning Board has not re- ing scheduled by the Department of We commend him for coming through ing, and we think you are ig- At 2 a.m. on the morning of my own anguish and leai was and adjusting its public conse- jected or discouraged any Transportation, which, in turn, led to in a manner that we have come to norant of the terms on which a Aug. 25, I awoke to find my outstanding. Jennifer was ad- quences. A planning board good tax ratable for years. Mr. the creation of a group calling itself expect from him. • good Planning Board must three-year-old daughter, Jen- mitted to the pediatric. unit, which ignores details Is just Walter Zimmerer, a builder represent the public. The Red nifer, having a seizure in her where the care given by the not doing Its Job. We pride you think is a notable asset to Bank Planning Board follows sleep. I phoned the Hazlet po- doctors and staff was ex- ourselves on being a diligent, Red Bank, thinks our Planning the specific requirements of lice for assistance and within cellent. I couldn't hav« felt Natco Lake vote unpaid public body. Board is "strict but fair," and the Municipal Land Use Law minutes two officers arrived at that is what we'll be with Mr. more secure, knowing the Voters in Hazlet will have the op- public vote because he doesn't believe my home. Patrolmen William Chess. . caliber of people in charge of portunity in the November election to in "government by referendum," but Ntcholl and Robert Strutton the care of my daughter.' he supported the referendum resolu- immediately took charge and decide whether or not the township Your editorial does, how- tion because he wants some open were truly excellent in their Jennifer Is now home and should acquire 183 acres around Natco ever, establish a fact about assistance. The Hazlet First doing weU. Thank you Just Lake to be used as an undeveloped space preserved in the township. which the Planning Board is Aid Squad then took us very doesn't seem to be enough. To park area. In urging "yes" votes in the refer- ignorant. You apparently quickly to the emergency all Involved, from the police The idea is to purchase the proper- endum, Mr. Wildman said the alter- know the school will be used room at Bayshore Community and First Aid Squad, to the native to the park would be "lots of for professional offices. Our Hospital, doing all they could doctors and staff of Bayshore ty, with state Green Acre funds pro- board was advised that Mr. Hospital, please accept, our houses and lakefront property." His for Jennifer on the way. viding half the cost. Chess had no idea as to the Upon arriving at the emer- gratitude and deep apprecia- It is unfortunate that the purchase prediction appears to be sound in- kind of tenants who would be gency room, I was sure my tion for your Joint efforts In the price may not be known until after the asmuch as the township Planning renting the building. For this daughter was dying, but then care of Jennifer. reason, he claimed he initially election, but we hope that isn't cause Board already has an application for the staff took over and the Mrs. Kathleen Storms 300 single-family housing units on the for a negative reaction from the vot- •F ers. Committeeman Charles Wildman land. says the governing body isn't trying to Creation of a Natco Lake park hide anything, and that if the ap- would be a great asset for the town- praisals are received before the refer- ship and the county, and we hope Today in history endum they will be made public. Hazlet voters will resoundingly en- Mayor Gilbert Bennett originally dorse the proposal when they go to the By Tie Associated Press attack on Montreal. space ended as the Skylab n opposed putting this question up to polls in November. On this date in 1789, the first In IBM, Yosemite National splashed down In the Pacific United States Congress, meet- Park in California was estab- after being in orbit 59 days. ing In New York, adopted 12 lished by an Act of Congress. One year ago: A Rand amendments to the Constitu- In 1940. during World War Corp. report said the voluntary Brick's proposed hospital tion. Ten of the amendments II, the collaborationist Quisl- army had been a success in the ing government was estab- The Ocean County Medical Society Everyone usually is in favor of it. became the BUI of Rights. four yean since the military In 1513. the Spanish ex- lished in Norway, draft was abolished. has joined those who oppose the estab. The state Health Planning and Co- plorer, Balboa, crossed the In 1174, a proposal for even- Todays birthdays: Prime lishment of a Brick Township hospital. ordinating Council and the N. J. Hos- Isthmus of Panama and dis- tual Black rale in Rhodesia Minister Eric Williams of It adopted a resolution criticizing leg- pital Association have already de- covered the Pacific Ocean. was accepted by Rhodesia's Trinidad and Tobago Is 17 In 1555, the Peace of islation which exempts the hospital termined that a new hospital is not Prime Minister Ian Smith In a years old. Former baseball from the "certificate of need" proc- Augsburg in Germany granted broadcast to the nation. star Phil Rizzuto is N. needed in Ocean County, and that Lutheran states the same Ten years ago: In Portugal, ess- Thought for today: Whit construction of it would have state- rights as Roman Catholic a law professor and busi- Three Ocean County legislators the government gives you the states. nessman, Marcello Caetano, wide implications on the cost of hospi- government can take away who sponsored the legislation have In 1775, the American Revo- was named to succeed critical- and once it starts taking awiy, condemned the resolution, and we sup- tal care. Health care experts agree lutionary War hero, Ethan Al- ly ill Premier Antonia Salazar. llvrblork is on vacation It can take more than it gave pose that is natural. Building a hospi- that the hospital should not be built. len, was captured by the Brit- Five years ago: The longest mission man had made in - Samuel Gompers, American Ui li_aumethin£ a.kjn to motherhood. The legislature should listen to them. Still open . ish and Indians as he led an tabor leader. 1850-1114. h SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1978 The Oady Regfeter 7 Poll finds confidence in Congress at all-time low By Uab Harris dropped from 21 to 19 percent government has been on the held their own: ers of organized labor has a fall-off of 13 points. Tradi- the federal government estab- has a real opportunity to be over the same time period. decline, public backing of the —High confidence in those stayed the same at 15 percent. Over the past nine months tionally, doctors have ranked lishment. The clear Implica- creative, to come up with new These results of a poll tken media has risen over the same running institutions of higher —Those who have a "great public confidence in govern- among the most respected tion is that nearly all gov- approaches to questions such In early August seem to Imply time period: education has remained cons- deal of confidence" in the peo- ment has taken another nose groups in American society. ernmental solutions to prob- as inflation and the economy, that when public confidence In —The number of Ameri- tant at 41 percent. ple running law firms has gone dive. At the same time, con- The drop in confidence over lems are going to be hard to and to achieve a newfound the presidency declines, espe- cans prepared to put "a great —The number of those who up from It to IB percent. fidence In the press and tele- the past nine months can be sell to the American people in credibility If the private sec- cially when relations between deal of confidence" in those place a "great deal of con- vision news has risen —High confidence in those traced directly to public con- the near future. tor does not appear to respond, the executive and legislative running television news has fidence" In the leadership of in charge of advertising has cern over rising health costs However, the confidence however, the likelihood of slip- Across the board, the branches of the federal gov- gone up from 30 to 35 percent. organized religion has re- not changed from 11 percent. page in the future is high. number of Americans who This latest Harris Survey of ratings of key institutions in ernment appear to have de- —High confidence In people mained steady at 34 percent. The confidence rating in have "a great deal ol con- 1.499 adults nationwide has the private sector are not so For the media, these latest teriorated, then other running the press has gone up —High confidence in top one area In the private sector fidence" in those running gov- particular significance. The high that any segment can re- results are a signal that in the branches and levels of govern- from 19 to 23 percent since last business leadership has has dropped dramatically, ernment has dropped: results indicate that the Amer- motely claim to have made a continuing encounter bteween ment also suffer a loss of con- November. slipped one point from 23 to 22 however: ican people are placing more comeback to restoring public government and the press and -High confidence in Con- fidence. $ Other key areas of private percent —Confidence in doctors has confidence in the private sec- confidence The ratings do in- TV news, government appears gress has fallen oil from 15 to While high confidence in sector leadership by and large —High confidence in lead- dropped from 55 to 42 percent, tor for leadership today than in dicate that the private sector to be losing 10 percent, putting the national legislature back down at its all-time low level. —The number of those who place "a great deal ol con- fidence" in the U.S. Supreme I Court has slipped from 31 to 29 percent since last November. —High confidence in the ex- ecutive branch of the federal government has dropped off > points from 23 to 14 percent. —High confidence in the While House has fallen off most precipitously from 26 to 14 percent, a drop of 12 points In nine months. —In the case of state gov- ernment, there has been a fall- off in high confidence from II to 15 percent. —The number of those with " a great deal of confidence" In local government has Aberdeen loses test on zoning FREEHOLD - Aberdeen Township officials were directed by Superior Court SAVE 30% TO 50% Judge Merritt Lane Jr. to process the application of a Matawan auto body shop which wants to participate in the township's police vehicle TO ATIANTA AND THE SOUTH towing program. In striking down a section of a township ordinance which restricted participation in the ON EASTERN. towing service to either town- ship businesses or to busi- nesses that had provided such service to the township for the Round- trip Fares past 20 years, Judge Lane said New York/Newark: Times Regular 30% 40* SO* that "it was clear that the only Wherever you're flying to in the South, Daily Dauoaih OFF OFF real effect of the section is OFF discriminatory protection of chances are there's one airline that can fly you there township wreckers and one out from the New York area. Eastern. Atlanta • 16 $180 $126 $108 $ 90 of the township." Birmingham 13 196 137 118 — Judge Lane ruled that the If you're going to Atlanta, Eastern offers you Charleston, S.C. 13 162 113 97 ordinance section was not a Charlotte 12 146 102 88 valid exercise of the town- 13 nonstop flights conveniently scheduled CtotanoDBa 3 176 123 106 ship's police powers. M The matter was brought throughout the day. 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New Orleans . \ 12 246 172 148 of the ordinance for the permit Pensacola 13 222 155 133 111 except that it did not have its 1 garage in the township and had SAVE 30% TO50 % WITH Raleigh/Durham 13 124 87 74 _ not provided the same or simi- Richmond 4 96 . 67 58 lar mervice to the township for EASTERN'S SUPER SAVERS. Tallahassee 9 202 141 121 - 20 years or more. Judge Lane said that it was Not only can we fly you to Atlanta and the Impossible to find a rational 3O'i discount available on daycoach flights Kridav through Sunday. relation between this section of South in comfort, we can also save you 30% to 4i)c. discount at suable qn daycoach flights Moml.iv thmuKh Thursday and on Night Coach the ordinance and the re- 50% with Eastern's Super Savers. Rights, Friday through Sunday, wherp available. mainder of the ordinance. In 5OT discount available on Ni^hl Coach, nights. 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CLEVELAND (AP) - The New York Yankees got a Boston Red Sox, open a three-game series in New York "These things just happen. Any time you break a record "Guidry has got a Nolan Ryan-type fastball and a good, brief respite today from the sizzling American League Tuesday night against the Detroit Tigers. They close out held by a Hall of Famer it has to help your confidence I sharp curve ball," said Cleveland Manager Jeff Torborg, pennant chase, and outfielder-designated hitter Lou the season with a three-game weekend series against the just wanted to pick up the team. shaking his head. "I'd sure like to have won that game I Ptnlella says It couldn't have come at a better time. Indians, who beat them two out of three here. "I have a lot of confidence in myself and in the pitches guess I'm getting greedy." After fireballlng left-hander Ron Guidry, JJ-J, sparked a "Maybe we were a little overconfident," said Piniella, that I throw. That helps my concentration And when you The Indians, who were 42-36 at home this season, finish record-setting 4-0 victory over the Cleveland Indians yes- who pounded out two of the Yankees' IS hits and drove in get some runs early In the game, you can pitch your type of on the road. They also got today off, but start a three-game terday with his two-hitter, Pinlella said, "That was a big one run. "I guess we came in here expecting to win and we ballgame," he added series in Baltimore Tuesday night game for us and now we've got a day off to take a breather. got our butts kicked in the first two games. But, usually we The Yankees picked up two runs off Mike Paxton. 12-10. "We've got a lot of people who are dragging right now. win when we get a well-pitched game. And, when he in the fourth inning on consecutive singles by Thurman We've been pushing right along," he added "We haven't (Guidry) is pitching, you know if you can scrape together a Munson, Reggie Jackson, Graig Nettles and Piniella, then had any coasting time since the AU-SUr break. This day otl couple of runs, you've got a chance to win." added two more runs and chased Paxton in the seventh on couldn't come at a better time." Guidry recorded his third two-hitter of the season The singles by Bucky Dent, Willie Randolph, Munson and "He (Guidry) has pitched just great for us," Piniella shutout, which lowered his earned run average to 1.74, was Jackson. Sports noted. "You just expect to win when he's out there. It would his ninth of the year, breaking the mark of eight set in 1964 The Indians managed only a pair of harmless singles by be hard to imagine anybody pitching better than that." by Whitey Ford. Duane Kuiper. Their only other base runner was Wayne SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1978 The Yankees, owners of a one'game edge over the "I really didn't set out to set any records," Guidry said. Cage, who walked in the second Bostock murdered in senseless act

GARY, Ind. (AP) - California Angels out- "He was not out flirting with women." Jalil said last season and signed with the Angels in Novem- fielder Lyman Bostock once said he was a baseball from California "The women were his uncle's ber. He began the current season with a horendous player who was in the right place at the right time godchildren They were like brothers and sisters. • hitting slump, but he gradually raised his batting when he took advantage of the sport's free-agent re- "He (Bostock) had been out signing autographs average to 294 with five home runs and 70 runs entry draft and signed a five-year, $2.7 million for kids in the Gary ghetto and minutes later he's batted in before his death shot in the head " contract. Bostock's new contract made him one of Jalil's account of the shooting differed from that When his life was taken, he was like countless baseball's highest paid players Because of the of the police He said Turner's car was still moving other shooting victims — in the wrong place at the early-season slump, he donated his April salary to when Bostock was shot and that Ihe gunman fired wrong time, police said. charity, saying that he felt he didn't deserve it. Bostock, 27, who was visiting relatives in Gary, the gun from inside his car Jalil said his informa- died early yesterday about three hours after he was tion came from the family Jalil said Bostock's heirs, including his wife, shot while riding in a car with his uncle and at least Bostock collected two hits in four at-bats in his Yuovene. will continue to receive payment under two other persons, one of them identified as the wife final major league game Saturday against the Chi- the player's contract Other survivors include Bos- of a 31-year old man who was arrested In connec- cago White Sox. Before yesterday's game between tock's mother, who resides In Los Angeles, and his tion with the shooting. ' the Angels and White Sox. a minute of silence was father, who lives in Alabama. Jalil said Police said Leonard Smith, who was identified observed in his honor Funeral arrangements will be announced later. by Smith's wife, Barbara, 26. was arrested at his Bostock often stayed with his uncle when his Jalil said. home yesterday about six blocks from the scene of team was playing in Chicago, about 35 miles west of A native of Birmingham. Ala , Bostock was the the shooting. Formal charges will be filed against Gary. 26th round pick of the Twins in the 1972 summer him today, police said In an interview in 1977 while he was a member draft The left-handed hitter enjoyed considerable Gary Police Sergeant Charles Highsmith said of the Minnesota Twins. Bostock said. "Gary is like success in Ihe minor leagues and was promoted to Smith and his wife apparently were In the process a second home 1 have relatives and friends there the majors in 1975. when he batted 282 in 98 games. of getting a divorce and had quarreled earlier in the who always come out to the ball park to encourage He hiked his average to 323 in 1976. his first full day. me. I'm able to get good home-cooked meals. It season with the Twins, and finished second to "Mr. Bostock was just In the wrong place at the makes coming to Chicago a pleasure " teammate Rod Carew in the American League wrong time," said Highsmith. Bostock. a 318 career hitter, left Ihe Twins after baiting race in 1977 with a 336 mark. Police said Bostock. Mrs. Smith and her sister were all passengers in a car driven by the ballplayer's uncle, Thomas Turner. It is not certain where the passengers were seated. Bostock: Not the first Highsmith said witnesses said a car pulled alongside Turner's and that Bostock's uncle went The California Angels were born in a decaying Springs Heinbechner seemed certain to make the through two red lights before stopping at another stadium in the back streets of Los Angeles in 1961 team red light at the intersection of 5th Avenue and At times it has seemed an ill-fated birth The father of Angels' shortstop Dave Chalk died Jackson Street. In the 17 years since, the Angels have been hit after suffering a massive heart attack while watch- Police said Smith stopped his car. got out and by a series of (ragedies that have darkened the ing a game at Anaheim Stadium two years ago approached the Turner vehicle. One shot wos fired gooi-tlme spirit of America's summer game The The most recent Incident occurred Jan 6. I1 Into the car, striking Bostock in the left side of the sudden, violent death of Angel outlielder Lyman when shortstop Mike Miley, the Angels' No. 1 head and also injuring Mrs. Smith The gunman Bostock on Saturday night conjures memories of selection in the 1974 summer draft and one of the then fled In his car, police said. the frightening list of black events that have jarred most highly regarded young players in their or- Mrs. Smith told police that her husband had the club since the Angels joined the majors ganization, was killed in an automobile accident been following her throughout the day. said Gary In 1964. Dick Wantz. a young pitcher who had Miley lost control of his car while rounding a Police Sgt. Robert Scheerer. only one big league inning under his belt, suffered a curve at 2 a m on a highway near Baton Rouge, La He said she had called police earlier in the week cerebral hemmorage and died The car overturned and Miley was killed instantly and told them Smith had pulled a gun on her. Then Minnie Roj«s. one of the best relief MUey, W. had played only 14 games for the Angels Scheerer said Smith wasn't arrested In that alleged pitchers in the history of the franchise, was para- On a lesser scale, former Angels outfielder Bob- Incident although "there could have been a warrant lyzed in a car crash His wife and one of his children by Valentines career almost ended in 1973 when he out for him, I haven't checked that were killed crashed into the fence in Anaheim while chasing a Police said the two women In the car when the On Feb J. 1972. shortstop Chico Ruiz was killed fly ball He never fully recovered from the injury shooting occurred were long-time friends of Bos- when his car. traveling at about 70 miles an hour, and currently is playing a part-time role with the lock, who lived in Gary as a youngster before ran off Interstate 5 in San Diego and hit a sign pole New York Mets moving to Los Angeles several years ago The accident occurred shortly after the 33 year-old When Ihe Angels jumped with both feet into the Adbul Jalil. Bostock's business agent and ad- inflelder was dropped by the Angels and sent to free agent market two seasons ago. two of their MURDERED— Lyman Bostock, 27, a star outfielder for the California viser, said the women in the car were Turner's their minor league club in Salt Lake City bought stars - Joe Rudi and Bobby Grich - were Angels, was slain late Saturday night while sitting In a car In Gary, Indiana. godchildren He said Turner, Bostock and the wom- The next year, pitcher Bruce Heinbechner. a promptly knocked out of play by Injuries The $27 million player was fataly wounded in the head. He wos visiting en had Just finished a family dinner at Turner's rookie southpaw with lots of promise, died in a car "I don't know, it's like a jinx,' said Angels' relatives. house and were taking the women home. wreck near the Angels' training camp in Palm spokesman Mel Franks Giants have a laugh at expense of 49ers

By JONM V UK

EAST RUTHERFORD - The New York Giants, who have been doing strange things lately — like winning, swept the San Francisco 49ers oft the turf of Giants Stadium here yesterday. The backs and the offensive line were the brooms In the ' 27—10 laugher, and the defense was the dustpan which collected the ashes of O.J. Simpson and company The Giants are now 3-1 on the season, off to their best start since 1968 when they won their first lour games and finished at 7-7 The 49ers are winless in four starts, and it was a reborn Giant end sweep which hastened their demise yesterday. Guard Doug Van Horn Is the senior Giant He has been with the team since 1969. and he can't remember when the Giants were able to go outside as they did yesterday against the 49ers "Even in 1972, it was mostly Ron Johnson running off tackle We just never had a good sweep that 1 can recall," he said The Giants rushed for 256 yards yesterday and much of It came on sweeps around either end. There were reasons why. "We went outside because of the way they position their people on defense." Coach John McVay said "The tight end was blocking the man on the end of their defense. but one of the most important ingredients in being able to go outside comes from God. and that is speed." Whatever the reason, scouting report or good blocking, The Giants ran 21 of their 52 rushing plays outside the end, and they accounted for 118 net yards. "They played a 5—2 defense with no linebacker on the strong side," quarterback Joe Pisarcik explained. "There was only the safety for support, and no support on the inside. Our lead backs did a helluva job getting the big block in. Then, when they came up. we were able to throw on them. The big thing was that we were able to score early again and get them out of their game plan." The Giants scored the first two times they had the ball, ind should have scored more. Second-year quarterback Steve DeBerg. the man who beat out Jim Plunkett, had a horrible day with only 11 completions for 87 yards in JJ throws. He tossed four interceptions. "He goes into the coverage." rookie cornerback Terry Jackson, who had his fourth Interception in lour games. said. "He was definitely looking IN the direction he was throwing, and we were reading his eyes. He never tried to look us off at all." Jackson lost a second interception on a penalty. Deberg's first Interception was by Ray Rhodes at Ihe Giant II, and he returned 41 yards to the Her 28. On third and 11, Pisarcik hit tight end Al Dlxon with a perfectly thrown post beyond a badly beaten Chuck Crist, former ••*•*< tlaflmiliifcr O«v« Kmiii! ALL JUICED UP— San Francisco 49er halfback O.J. Simpson looks right Into Giant safety. UPSIDE DOWN —Giant rookie running back Billy Taylor does a handstand the eves of New York Giant defensive back Ttrry Jackson as he turns upfelld. The next possession was a 60-yard drive, ignited by after taking on a hit. Taylor had lust picked up eight yards with a Joe Pisarcik Simpson and the 49ers had a rough time as the Giants went on to post a 2710 pass. Taylor had 60 yards In 16 carries in the Giant win. victory. 10 The Daily Regfeter SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25.1978 Phils notch fourth, Bosox win near division title

NEW YORK (AP) - "I feel day's double-header. of game action since January on an error good," said Philadephia last year, but he plans to get Phillies Manager Danny The Phils loaded the bases his work in despite passing up Ozark. "the best I've felt in a in the ninth on a single by winter ball long time." McBride and walks to Kerry "There are a lot of little Dlneen and Jerry Martin, but Ozark s comment came af- things I can work on — my rookie Juan Berenguer, the in 14th, 7-6 ter the Phillies had beaten the pickoff move to first base, fourth New York pitcher, New York Mets 8-2 for their being quicker to home plate struck out Hebner to end the fourth straight victory in their out of the stretch, that type of TORONTO (AP) - Roy Howell's two-out throwing error in Inning quest for their third successive stuff," said Sanderson, called the 14th inning allowed Jim Rice to score from third yesterday, up from Denver of the Ameri- National League East title. The victory was the sev- giving the Boston Red Sox a 7-6 victory over the Toronto Blue can Association on Aug. 1. Jays. With Montreal beating Pit- enth in eight games for "I have an Indoor pitching The triumph, marked by two comebacks, kept the Red Sox tsburgh, 4-0, Philadelphia's Carlton, 16-12, who checked mound that I can use at home within a game of the first-place New York Yankees in the victory Increased the Phillies' the Mets on seven hits through in Northbrook, III., and a American League's East Division. lead over the Pirates to four eight innings before getting games with eight games re- friend of mine from high After Boston reliever Dick Drago, 4-4. pitched out of a ninth-inning relief help from maining. Philadelphia's "mag- school catches for me. I'm like bases-loaded jam in the 13th, Rice opened the 141I1 with a single. Warren Brusstar. • • ic number" for clinching the anyone else. If I do well In He took second on Carl Yastrzemski's ground out and advanced division was reduced to five. spring training, I'll make the on ail Infield hit by Carlton Fisk. Expos 4, Pirates I team. If I don't, then that's Tom Buskey, 0-1, struck out Fred Lynn for the second out. Left-hander Steve Carlton, MONTREAL - The Pit- who admits there Is some un- tsburgh Pirates, their first- their decision. It's my job to Then Butch Hobson grounded to Howell, who fumbled the ball, pitch and their Job to decide then fired a throw wide of first baseman Doug Ault. certainty about his pitching place hopes hurt in a two-game arm, came back after seven who makes the team." The Red Sox had tied it In the ninth when, after walks to sweep at Montreal's hands, days rest and stopped the Mets The Expos victory Sunday, Fred Lynn, George Scott and Jack Bromaer had loaded the face this week with same on seven hits through eight in- dropping the Pirates four bates, first baseman Willie Upshaw had Rick Burleson's trepidation, but the Expos' nings. Warren Brusstar retired games behind first-place Phil- grounder bounce off his glove. Two runs scored to make It 0-6. minds already are firmly fixed the Mets in order in the ninth adelphia in the National Rick Cerone's two-run double capped a three-run eighth that on next season to preserve Carlton's 16th vic- League East, came on the had given Toronto a 6-4 lead. Bob Bailor opened the inning with "He hasn't had a bad outing tory — his fourth straight - strength of three first-inning a single off and raced to third when Howell walked and the ball yet," Expos Manager Dick against 12 losses. runs against Bruce Kison, 6-6. eluded Fisk for a passed ball. Then John Mayberry singled to Williams said of rookie right- Dave Cash singled and An- score Bailor and send Howell to third. Catcher Tim McCarver, hander Scott Sanderson, who who was sick to his stomach dre Dawson doubled before Boston had rallied from a 3-1 deficit to take a 4-3 lead in the three-hit the Pirates in a vic- before the game, played never- Cash scored on a fielder's sixth on Carl Yastrzemski's 16th homer of the season. tory. "I'd have to say he's theless and hit a three-run going to get a good chance to choice by Ellis Valentine with CLINCHERS CLINCH —Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Bob Welch is hugged by Twins t, Royals 4 homer while Bake McBride win a starling Job next the throw to the plate off the catcher Joe Ferguson as Steve Garvey rushes up to offer his congratulations BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Minnesota's Dan Ford played blasted a solo shot for the spring." mark. Tony Perez cashed after Welch pitched a shutout against the San Diego Padres to give the baseball yesterday afternoon, but his mind was only half Phillies Sanderson, whose per- Dawson with a ground ball to Dodgers the National League Western Division title. concerned with the great American pasttime. "When you play only once a formance came a day after the right side, and Warren Cromartie lofted a sacrifice Ford hit a home run to snap a 3-3 tie and send the Twins on week, you don't think about not left-hander Ross Grimsley ny. their way to a victory over Kansas City. But the other half of playing," said McCarver. threw a five-hitter for a 3-2 Ford's thoughts were on Lyman linstock, his former teammate "You don't get sick, and you victory and a club record 19th The Expos scored their and close friend who was shot and killed late Saturday night. don't get hurt. There's too triumph of the season, said the fourth run in the sixth inning "I can't really say that I played the game for Lyman or that Dodgers clinch much at stake." end of the schedule will mean off reliever Jim Blbby as I dedicated the home run to him," said Ford. "I guess it was a Asked if he considered the a long-awaited rest for him. He Dawson tripled ahead of a thought beforehand, though. When the game began he was on Pirates dead, Ozark shook his has had only three weeks out double by Valentine. my mind. head and said, "No." "I'd look at the Scoreboard, see the California score and The Phillies got all their How They Stand know he wasn't there playing. It'll take a while to forget, but National West runs off New York starter Just having played with Lyman is enough for now." AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL HAGUE Nino Espinsoa, 10-15. BAST Minnesota continued to play the spoiler role, taking two of LOS ANGELES (AP) - It's been a dif- game of a doubleheader the Giants split with «•* L PCI. Pet. OB the four games from the Royals and leaving KC with a magic ferent year for baseball's Los Angeles Atlanta. Ntw York A3 60] Philadelphia .SSI - The Mets scored In the Boiton A3 S9o Pltttburgh 532 4 number of 2 over the second-place Angels. Dodgers, who haven't had the camaraderie of "When we were (H4 back, everybody third when Lee Mazzilli, who Milwaukee A7 .573 Chicago .4f7 9Vi Baltimore A9 .555 Montr tal 73 12 471 13V) "It Just seems like It's not going to be easy," said Royals' 1(77 yet have conquered adversity to again win thought it was the end of the Dodgers," said had singled and advanced two Detroit 72 SI. Ltull A7 K 421 KM manager Whltey Herzog, whose club returns home for the In the National League's West. Lasorda. "It was Just the beginning." Cleveland IS New York a ii 404 24 bases on an error by shortstop Toronto 59 96 Ml WIST balance of the season. "I don't care where we clinch the A 4-0 victory over the San Diego Padres on Team captain Davey Lopes, in reference to Larry Bowa, came home on WEIT K-LOI Anoelei M .13 Kontai city Cincinnati H At SSS 7Vi pennant as long as we clinch II." the final regular-season game at Dodger Stadi- such conflicts as the locker room scrap be- Steve Henderson's double-play Calltornlo San Froncltco 17 70 554 7Vi For a while it looked like Kansas City might shave off one um put the Dodgers into the playoffs as the tween pitcher Don Sutton and first baseman grounder. The Mets added an- Ttxal Son Diego •I 7A 511 I3V1 Mlnneiota 4SS Houllon H 17 443 25 more game In its quest for a third Western Division cham- first team to win a division title, against either Steve Garvey, said, "Any time you have 25 other run In the fifth on Tim Chicago 4» Atlanta Oakland 4M K clinched pennant pionship. Philadelphia or Pittsburgh athletes of different backgrounds, there can be Foil's RBI single, driving in Seattle Si •• BfWII Yttlerday'i Oomel The Twins took a 1-0 lead, but the Royals erased that and A year ago, the Dodgers beat the Phillies In trouble. Our team Is mature enough to put Philadelphia I. Ntw York J Doug Flynn who had singled Botton 7, Toronto A. 14 Innln Montrcol4. PltttburghO New York 4, Cleveland 0 appeared to have the momentum after tying the game In the the National League playoffs and then lost to these things aside." and moved to second on a sac- Chicago!,St.LOUII4 Detroit 4. Bolllmore2 Cincinnati 2. Atlanta I sixth inning On Hal McRae's double. the New York Yankees in the World Series. Lopes admitted the Dodgers had to work rifice. TeiatS-4. Statllt3 3 San Froncltco 7-A, Houttono 4 MlnnttotaA. KantaICIIy4 Lot Angelet 4, Son Dleoo 0 But Ford then hit his solo shot, his 11th of the year, and the "What made this year tougHtr was the harder this year than last when they led from Calltornlo 7. Chicago 3 Twins added two Insurance runs In the eighth to help Dave Goltz injuries we had," said Manager Tommy start to finish. Bowa, who committed only Milwaukee*. Oakland 2 win Ms 15th game. Lasorda. "There were five straight weeks "As a unit, I think we are playing better," his eighth error of the season • e«ay • uwnei in the third, leading to an un- Seattle (Abbott 7-13) ot Kontai City "It's easy to look back and say I could have won 20 games," when two of our eight regulars couldn't play." the team captain said. "I think we'll be better (Leonard 19.17), 1:30 p.m. earned run, went hitless at Oakland Uohnton II I) al Chicago Montreal (May MO) ot Philadelphia •aid Goltz, who was out of Minnesota's starting rotation three ' There was also the six games the Dodgers In the series because there Is not so much time (Kucek 1-3or Kravec 11-15). 1:30p.m. lleichioil .1 mm four at-bats. He had collected times wth Injuries. "Yes, I think I could have, but right now I'm were behind the San Franeiso Giants on June to relax. This year we've pulled together Mlnneiota (Strum 9 v) at Texat St. Loult (Bruno 4-2) at Ntw York seven straight hits in Satur- (Motlock 14-131,l;3Sp.m. (Kobtl4 5).l:OSp.m. Just thinking of 16." 25 and It was actually 6% games after the first more." Onlygomeiichtduled Onlygamtttcheoultd WatSOIl COaStS tO Napa CrOWn Box Scores of Contenders . M . NEW YORK CLEVELAND PHIIPHILAA NEW YORYORK PITTSBURGH MONTHBAMONTR L 04) r h bl •br hkl •km ii NAPA, Calif. (AP) - Tom yesterday and coasted to his fifth birdie of the day at the who closed with a 70. putt. Riven cf McBrld rl 5 2 3 1 Moullll ct 4 110 Coth 2b 4 110 Blair cf Bowa II 4 0 0 0 Foil It .4011 Oowton ct 4 I I a Watson, playing on the course fifth tournament title of the 15th hole, took his second "It certainly was a much Watson- was under 70 all Rndlph 70 EVolntn rf 4 112 Mumon 112 1 where helaunched Ills pro- year with a final-round 67 in bogey at the 16th and parred easier victory than others I've four rounds of the tournament RJckm dh SMI Cog* dh 1 0 0 0 Dlneen ph 0 0 0 0 Sltorm c 4 0 10 Otic 4 0 0 0 Cromorf It loot fessional golf career seven Napa's 1200,000 tour event. the final two holes to finish had recently," said Watson at the Silverado Country Club. Ncttlei 3b 4 0)1 Prultt rf 3 0 0 0 Brutitar p 0 0 0 0 Berenar p D 0 0 0 BNbnm 3b 3000 Carter c 3 0 0 0 Plnltllo 11 402 1 Co.lt 3 0 0 0 Luilntfcl It 4 110 Norman rf 3 0 10 MILK, If 3 0 0 0 Sptltr M 3 0 10 years ago, shot into the lead The 29-year-old Watson led with a 72-hole total of 270. three who got his eagle three on the His 270 total was one over the Chmbli Ib 4 0 0 0 Speed If 0 0 0 0 Martin cl 0 0 0 0 EModK 3b 4 0 0 O Garner 2b 2000 Papl 3b 3 0 0 0 tournament record set by 1971 Thomin It 4 0 2 0 Kulptr 7b 3 0 2 0 Hebner Ib 5 2 2 1 Flynn 2t> 4 110 Kltonp 1000 Sondrtn p 2 0 0 0 with an eagle on the fifth hole by six strokes after posting his strokes ahead of Ed Sneed, 531-yard fifth with a 25-foot Dtfllu 4I1O Veryier II 10 0 0 Schmdt 3b 3 I 0 I Eiplnoia p 10 0 0 DMoy p4i 10 0 0 winner Billy Caspar. TtM «4I}4 TtM Mill McCorvr c 2 I I 3 Sleberl p 0 0 0 0 Blbby p 00 00 BVIntn ph 10 0 0 Sltnntl ph 10 0 0

Watson received a (40,000 E-Thornlon. LOfi-New York f, Carlton p 3 0 10 Trevlno c 0 0 0 0 lei Clevelond 3 IB- Rondolph SB-Ron Goniali ph 1 0 0 0 first-place check after yester- dolph S-veryier. I Smith If 0 0 0 0 rlti day's round over Silverado's IP H I •• BB SO Ttttl UIIH Telol » 1 7 1 MtMMrtal •Hie Vert PhlKMelphlo III ||4 111- • Giants manhandle 49ers 6.870-yard, par-72 course. 'Uldry W.23-3 9 2 0 0 11 New VllH III III llt-1 E-Parker LOB-Plttiburgh 5. Mont E-Bowo. Steorni Dp-Philadelphia reol 3. 2B-Dowlon. EValntlne. 3B- The Giants marched 71 yards for a touchdown after Paiton L.12-10 4k 3-3 It 4 4 0 1. LOB-Phllodelphla A. New York 6. IB- Dowion SB-Moreno. S-Sanotrton. SF (continued) He increased his 1978 tour Mongt 2-33000 foil. Lutlntkl, Hebntr. SHtndnn 3B- — Cromorile receiving the second half kickoff Rookie Billy Taylor earnings to 1343,429, virtually Spllner I 1-1 1 0 0 0 Hebner HR-McBrlde 110). McCorvtr IP M R ER IB SO Bobby Hammond's 28-yard Jaunt on a sweep. That wound Hood 1-30000 (1). S-Etplnou. SF-Schmldl up being a 43-yard gain when 49er safety Vern Robinson picked up 15 yards on a quick draw, and Hammond ran 39 assuring himself of a second T-2:23. A-1SJS5. If H III BB SO KlHtl L.6-4 5 2 yards with a quick trap. Willie Spencer blasted the last consecutive money-winning ti- Blbby 2 1 I 1 drew a roughing penalty on the tackle. Larry Csonka, who Carlton W.1A 12 '2121 Tofculvt I 0 yard, and Danelo converted for the third time. tle, and he has won (1,182,391 BOSTON TORONTO Bruulor 0 0 0 0 0 MtMrtal had previously gained his 7,000th career yard - the sixth Ob r h il » r k M Nix Y.r« Sonoerw W.4-3 I 3 0 O 1 » player In NFL history to do so, blasted one yard for the A short punt on the ensuing series and Hammond's 16- since Joining the tour by Burlttn tt 7 13 1 Boiettl cf 7 0 3 0 Eiplnoi L, 10-15 si-3 1 • i i : HBP—Corner (by Sonderionl WP- yard return helped set up a 28-yard Danelo field goal before Remy 3b A 1 1 1 Bailor rf A 2 2 0 Slebert 12-3 1 0 0 0 ( KIKHI, Sanderson T-»:02. A-J3.M0 touchdown. playing In Napa's 1971 tour- Rlct II A I 1 0 Howell 3b 4 2 11 Cornelo I 0 0 f) I I Yitnm Ib A 1 3 2 Moybry dh 4 0 2 I the game settled into a-duel of penalties and missed nament Berenguer i 1002: Fisk c 7 0 2 0 GWOOdl pr 0)00 Batk-Carlton. Eiplnoia. T-3 70 A- SAN DIEOO LOS ANOILIS The Giants played the rest of the half in 49er territory as opportunities. Lynn cf 5 12 0 Vetei dh 2 0 0 0 25.473. •br kkt etrlll Barry Jaeckel, winner of Hobton dh 7 0 2 1 Upihaw II 7 0 3 1 Rlchrdi It 4 0 2 0 Loptt 2b 4 110 a result of poor punting by Mike Connell, good returns by Jerry Golsteyn entered thp game with half a period to GScoft Ib 2 0 0 0 AWOOdt it 4 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA OSmlth II 3 0 0 0 North cf 4 111 play and on his first pass attempt was sacked by Bruce the Tallahassee Open earlier Bowtn pr 0 10 0 Aull Ib ,3 0 I 0 If kkl r h bl Perklm Ib 4 0 0 0 RSmlfh rf 1110 Hammond and two more interceptions, one by Rhodes and Kendall Ib 10 0 0 Aihby c ll 0 I 0 Broun II 1 0 0 0 Cubbog 3b 4 I 0 0 Wlnfleld ct 4 0 2 0 Gorvty Ib 4 0 3 3 one by Jackson, but got only three points out of it. Elia, fumbled, and Cedrick Hardman recovered for the this year, finished in third Honcck ph I 0 I 0 Cerone c A 0 I 2 OBretl Jo 3 3 3 0 Smalley II 4 0 10 Turner rf 4 0 0 0 Cty 3b 3 0 10 place with a 275, five strokes Evan! rf 10 0 0 McKay 3b 7 110 LoCock Ib 3 110 Cartw Ib 4 12 0 BEvanl 3b 4 0 10 DBoker If 4 0 0 0 Joe Danelo, who had kicked five straight field goals, 49ers.' Frisco moved 48 yards (or its only TD with O.J. Brohmr 3b 2 I I 0 Gomer ts 3 0 11 Porter c 3 0 0 0 Adomt dh 3 0 13 Ttnoct c 10 0 0 Fergum c 3 110 getting 13 on a draw and seven on a sweep. over Watson's 18-under par to- Bolley ph 0 0 0 0 E wing ph 10 0 0 McRoe dh 3 0 12 Moral! oh 10 0 0 Chmpn Ib 3 0 0 0 Kuiiell it 4 0 1 0 missed a 24-yarder and then kicked a 52-yarder, the longest Duffy 3b 1 0 t 0 TUhnw tt 2 0 I 0 Hurdle rf 4 0 0 0 Powtll rf 3 0 10 Owchlnk p 0 0 0 0 Welch p 4 0 10 tal. Leep 0 0 0 0 of his career, in the second period He didn't get the touchdown though Deberg got that on TtM SI 7 17 4 TtM 17 A 19 A Cowtnt cf 4 0 0 0 Fort) cf 4 111 Bob Zender, Bob Gilder, Bel en m Ml Ml M II- 7 Patch ll 3 0 0 0 DEdwrd If 3 2 10 Betwck ph I 0 0 0 With just over two minutes remaining in the half, the a third down bootleg around left end. Ttrwitt ill m ai m w- A Poquett ph i i i i r c 2 1 Lollch p 0 0 0 0 Orville Moody and DA. Welbr- E-upthow. Howell OP—Botlon 3. FWhlle 2b 3 0 2 0 Wllfong 2b 4 0 3 I Gamble ph I 0 « 0 49m finally got something going but had to settle for Ray DeBerg still had to suffer one final indignity, an in- Quirk ph 0 0 0 0 ing tied for fourth at 276. Toronto 2. LOB-Botton 13, Toronto 14. 28 Shirley p 0 0 0 0 Wersching's 30-yard field goal. terception by Ernie Jones, but by then, most of the 71,536 — Bailor, Gomel. Boiettl. Cerone 38- Ttrrelt pr 0 0 0 0 ' MBS! TtM Watson, who won (310,000 Yttrimtkl. HR-Yitrimlkl OA). SB- Ttlol n I 7 I Tetol II i it 5 Only twice in the entire half did the Giants fall to gel out present (there were 5.077 no-shows for the 4 p.m. start) had Rtmy 1. Upihaw. GWoodY S-GScott. Kontai Clly III III |||-l SaaOleft • •I III III-, on the tour last year, already Yilrimtkl. Duffy, i Mlnneitto ill 11 , • , , _ , Let Ameln of their own territory, and with just seconds left lo play the gone back to their parties in the parking lots. • •1 III IIB-4 has put together the best back- IP H • •« BB SO E-Broun 2. FWhlte, DEdwrdt. 4Ders tried lo give them another score when DeBerg never The defense held the 49ers to 191 yards, 104 of those Bitten Wyneoar, McGllberry LOB-Kontot Clly E-Pertlni. Lopti DP-Son Diego I. to-back seasons of financial Torrei 7 II Loi Angelet 2. LOB-Son Dleoo 4 Loi got the snap from center and Frank Marion fell on the ball rushing, although linebacker Brad Van Pelt did not play at Campbell McRoe. Smalley. HR-Ford 111}, Po- Angtltt 9. 3B-Gorvty. Rumil. RSmllh. success by a golfer. With a quetle 141. SB-FWhlte S-Smalley. Ftrguton. for the Giants at the Frisco 27 However. Danelo missed a all, and defensive end Jack Gregory had to leave the game BSIanley 10 0 10 good finish in next weekend's Burgmeler Wynegor. Morale! SF-McRoe IP H • II Bl SO 39-yard attempt that time. with a pinched nerve Drogo w,4 4 SM Ditto (300.000 World Series of Golf in Terenle Kamtt city " " """" Owchlnk L, 10-13 3 3-3 I 4 4 3 1 It was more of the same in the second half. Simpson ran The game may have been Simpson's last in the New Kirk wood 2 2-3 7 3 3 0 1 Cole 3 1-3 4 3 3 4 Ltt 1-3 • 0 0 2 0 York area, and he left most of the Giants in awe. "He Akron, Ohio, he would break TMurphy 4 1-3 3 I I 1 I Mlngorl L.I-4 3 1-3 4 1 I I Lollch i 10 0 10 well (88 yards In 20 carries) but dropped a couple of passes, VCrui 11-3 0 2 1 3 : McGllberr, 1-33310 Shlrlty 2 Johnny Miller's PGA single- BMoore 0 0 0 0 I demands that you watch him all the time," McVay said. 3 3 0 0 2! Hrobotky I 0 0 0 0 Lit AngtHi and DeBerg continued to throw into heavy traffic Rookie Buikey L.O I season money-winning record 223 4 I 1 1 ; Wtlch W.7-4 9 tight end Ken MacAfee compounded things by also drop- "He is jusl some football player." tackle Gary Jeter WP-VCn Gotli w,13-10 V of (353.021. Bolk-BMoort. PB- ping a few passes. added Flik. Cerone. T-4:SA. A-33.AII. T-25S A-A.A27 Eastern States Invitational pairings announced Shore Regional star Jo Lublscher excelled on defense. Pairings for the third annual Eastern States Invitational both handicap and Callaway players will be awarded at the The Community VMCA of Red Bank Is currently conduc- Baskrtball Classic were announced by tourney director Ted awards dinner at 7:30 that evening. ting a wrestling program for boys in grades 7-12 Saturday Beat of Neptune For further information, contact the Brick Plaza office. County SportsWorld mornings at the Red Bank branch on Maple Ave. The tourney has attracted 16 of the East's top teams with The Monmouth College water polo learn has acquired varsity status and will be competing In Division II of the Mid- the Shore area being represented by Neptune and Lakewood. Basic skills covering all areas of wrestling are taught by Second round games and consolations will be held at their Atlantic Conference this year. The tourney opens with a doubleheader at Rider College wrestling instructor Larry Perna of Long Branch. respective locations the following day. Dec. 16-17. Montclair plays South River at 7 p.m., with Monmouth will also host a water polo tournament Oct. The four winners will advance to the semifinals at Beginning wrestling is a course developed for seventh 20-21 with the winners advancing to the regional and Eastern Overbrook of Philadelphia meeting Archbishop Carroll of Monmoutlv,College Feb 7-8 The other consolation games and eighth graders, while additional specialized instruction is finals. Washington, DC at 8:30 will be held Feb. 5-6 at Rider given by guest area coaches. Monmouth College will host the next two doubleheaders Tennis Former Christian Brothers Academy soccer standout Jan. 1-7. with Neptune playing St. John (DC.) at 7 and For futher information, contact the Community YMCA. Fraik Cnipl will be starting his third varsity season it Angelo Mllterando and Don Walker won the men's DeMitha Catholic of Hyattsville playing Power Memorial at tarry Slgmond of Orraiporl won first place In the Falrielgh Dickinson University of Teaneck. doubles championship recently in the MiddletoWn Tennis 8 JO PHRF-No Spinnaker "C" Division of the Battery Park Association doubles league. On Jan IMS. Lakewood plays Monslgnor Bonner of Governor's Cup Race recently on New York harbor. Crupi played every position it FDU hli tint two years, Max Hungate and Dick Allen were the winners in the B Philadelphia at 7, with Weequahlc of Newark playing Father including goalie, but will stay it left fullback this season. Division. Slgmond was the skipper of "Vahalla." a 51-foot ketch Judge of Philadelphia at 8:30 These games will also be at Other Sports which beat out 125 other boats. "Frank has extreme quickness and flnese," said FDU Monmouth College Former Red Bank Catholic placekicker Mike Lirgey A men's golf tournament to beieflt Ike Brick Tiwisklp coach Ben Stravato. "He has the speed to go out snd guard a The final first round games are serf for Elizabeth High booted a 25-yard field goal and two extra points to help Hospital will be held Thursday at the Naveslnk Country Club wing and, because of his experience at the other positions, he Idwol Jan. 17-28, with East Orange meeting Shabazz of Upsala defeat Susquehanna Saturday. 17-0. in Middletown. knows what Is going on every second. He hardly ever makes Newark at 7 and St. Patrick's of Elizabeth playing Eastern Bill Calalane. another ex-RBC standout and former Tee off time will be 10:30 a.m. and trophies and prizes for a mistake." (DC )lt8:JO ; SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25.1978 The DrfyRf gktT f 11 Bradshaw shows his mettle in Steeler overtime win PITTSBURGH (AP) - Terry Bradshaw's 100th career II yards and was shaken up two plays later. touchdown pus - a 37-yarder to tight end Benny Cunningham The Rams reached Houston's II on their first drive of the on a razile-dazzle play _ gave the Pittsburgh Sleelers a 15-« third quarter before Jim Jodat fumbled and Oiler safety Mike •udden death victory over the Cleveland Browns. Reinfeldt recovered. Jodat fumbled again at the Houston 45 The victory boosted the Steelers ahead ot Cleveland into later In the fourth quarter, and linebacker Gregg Bingham sole possession of first place in the American Conference recovered for Houston. Central Division. Both teams had been S-0 The Steelers faced second down and nine at the Cleveland 37 New Orleais 11, Clieluall 18 on the first sudden death series when Bradshaw handed off to CINCINNATI - "We got beat in a heart-tearing fashion," running back Rocky Bleier who handed off to wide receiver said Cincinnati Bengals coach Bill Johnson. Lynn Swann, who pitched the ball back to Bradshaw. Indeed, it was Just that when John Leypoldt kicked a 27-yard Bradshaw then lofted a pass to Cunningham, who made the field goal that ricocheted through the uprights as time ran out to grab three yards from the goal line and stepped into the endzone give New Orleans a National Football League victory over the ahead of pursuing Brown defensive back Thorn Darden. Bengals The winning score came with 3:43 gone In overtime It was the Bengals' fourth straight loss in as many games Cleveland's Don Cockroft and Pittsburgh's Roy Gerela each and what was left of a crowd of 40,455 booed loudly as the team kicked three field goals in regulation play, which ended at »•». left the field. On the last regulation play, Cleveland quarterback Brian "The longer we keep losing the tougher It will be," said Slpe threw t pass of more than M yards into the Pittsburgh defensive back Marvin Cobb. "It seems we spend each week endzone. It was intercepted by salety Tony Dungy and relumed figuring out what went wrong." to the Cleveland 35-yard line as time expired. The Bengals had taken an 18-10 lead with about 1% minutes The Steelers had gained their 1-1 tie with 2:35 left in the gone in the fourth quarter, but fell victim to two Saints' scoring fourth quarter on a J«.yard field goal by Gerela, set up by a 23- drives. yard pass from Bradshaw to John Stalworth. "The offense had enough opportunities to take the pressure Alter winning the sudden death coin flip, the Steelers drove off the defense," Johnson said. from their Jl to the Cleveland 27, converting a fourth down and Johnson complained about the Bengals inability to convert one play at midfield on a rush by Franco Harris on third down situations Bradshaw's bomb came two plays later. "We're a very poor third down football team," the Bengals coach said. "I'm not talking about third and eight or nine. I'm Us Aigeles II, Houston t talking about third and two or three. HOUSTON - Los Angeles' Cullen Bryant scored on a three- "It absolutely annihilates us and hurts us We've had no ball yard run and Frank Corral kicked a 25-yard field goal, but the control in this kind of situation." Rams had to overcome a series of second half miscues to defeat the Houston Oilers in a National Football League pairing. Denver 23, Kansas City 17 Bryant completed a 02-yard drive with his touchdown KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Larry Canada keeps showing up at plunge the first time the unbeaten Rams got the ball, and the oddest times — like when the Denver Broncos need a Corral's second quarter kick staked Los Angeles to a 10-3 winning touchdown drive in the dying moments of a game. halftime lead. Against Kansas City, the 235-pound rookie fullback carried The Oilers, now 2-2, got on the board with Toni Fritsch's 32- once for 2 yards in the first half He got »2 after intermission, yard field goal in the second quarter and came charging back in including 35 yards in six carries in a 60-yard touchdown march the second half when the Rams tumbled twice deep in Oiler capped by Dave Preston's 3-yard run for a 2317 overtime territory and had a 21-yard field goal attempt by Corral blocked. victory. Los Angeles, 4-0, drove to the Houston 12 early in the fourth "When they call my number 1 just go out there and try to do quarter, but was forced into Corral's field goal attempt. Oiler the best I can," he said defensive end Jim Young blocked the kick, and cornerback Canada, who wasn't even drafted out of Wisconsin two years Willie Alexander scooped It up and ran 35 yards to the LA 45. ago, had carried only eight times for 27 yards before he cranked BUSTING LOOSE— Pittsburgh Steeler running the tackle on Harris as he roared past, escorted by The Oilers eventually were forced to settle for Fritsch's up against the Chiefs, but 22 of those 27 came in the winning back Franco Harris bolts through a hole in the blockers Mike Webster (52) and Larry Brown. second field goal, a 20-yard boot, after rookie F.arl Campbell ran drive against Oakland in the season opener. Cleveland line. The Browns' Dick Ambrose missed Redskin experience shoots down Jet youth, 23-3 Los Aageles II. Houston ( WASHINGTON (AP) - For Washington defensive tackle New Eigland 21, Oakland Buffalo quarterback Joe Ferguson hooked up with tight end Diron Talbert, the New York Jets were the preliminary. Next OAKLAND - Patriots defensive back Mike Haynes in- HOUSTON — Los Angeles' Cullen Bryant scored on a three- Reuben Gant and wide receiver Frank Lewis for touchdowns as yard run and Frank Corral kicked a 25-yard field goal, but the week comes the main event — Dallas tercepted a Ken Stabler pass with less than two minutes left to the Bills won their first game this season The contest left both "We looked good today." said Talbert after the Redskins set up the winning touchdown as New England beat the Oakland Rams had to overcome a series of second half miscues to defeat clubs with 13 records the Houston Oilers in a National Football League pairing defeated the New York Jets In a contest featuring strong Raiders 21-14 last night in a nationally televised National The opportunistic Bills defense held the Colts at bay performances by both the offense and defense "It's war next Football League game. Bryant completed a 62-yard drive with his touchdown throughout the second half, using pass interceptions by de- plunge the first time the unbeaten Rams got the ball, and week." in a Monday night contest against the arch-rival Cow- The score was tied when the Raiders got the ball after Willie fensive backs Charles Romes and Tony Greene and linebacker boys In the NFC East. Brown picked off a New England pass in the end zone. Corral's second quarter kick staked Los Angeles to a 10-3 Shane Nelson to kill drives halftime lead Asked just how good the undefeated Redskins are, Talbert Then Stabler threw long, and Haynes grabbed the ball Late in the game, Buffalo also got a reprieve when quarter- The Oilers, now 2-2, got on the board with Toni Fritsch's 32- demurred. "We've got too many new guys to know yet, but It returning it 22 yards back Bill Troup of the Colts fumbled for no gain on fourth down yard field goal in the second quarter and came charging back in looks encouraging. Those It or 17 new players have done the Quarterback Steve Grogan rolled around left end for 28 The play occurred on Buffalo's 13 yard line the second half "when the Rams fumbled twice deep in Oiler Job" yards before running back Sam Cunningham bulled over from Baltimore's Mike Barnes personally sacked Ferguson three territory and had a 28-yard field goal attempt by Corral blocked "I'm glad they weren't looking ahead to Dallas," he con- the one-yard line. times in the fourth quarter, but the one-man act by the 254- Los Angeles. 4-0. drove to the Houston 12 early In the fourth tinued. "We didn't want to be 3-1 going into that one Last year It took New England nearly two quarters to put any points pound tackle couldn't overcome Baltimore errors we lost twice to the New York Giants because we were looking on the board. They were trailing 14-0 at the two-minute mark in quarter, but was forced into Corral's field goal attempt Oiler the first half when Grogan drove the team 80 yards in seven Ferguson strafed the Baltimore secondary with pin-point defensive end Jim Young blocked the kick, and cornerback ahead and that cost us a trip to the playoffs." passing, completing nine of 14 passes for 154 yards, including a In winning their fourth game to remain atop the NFC East, plays, finally hitting tight end Russ Francis on a 25-yard scoring Willie Alexander scooped it up and ran 35 yards to the LA 45 pass play. It-yard touchdown strike lo Gant and a 28-yarder to Lewis. the Redskins thoroughly dominated the youthful Jets, now 2-2, f especially in the second half. New York lost quarterback Buffalo 24, Baltimore 17 Baltimore tied it up before halfhme on Troup's 17-yard Richard Todd on the first play of the fourth quarter when he BUFFALO, NY. - Kick returner Curtis Brown of Buffalo aerial to Roosevelt Leaks and a four yard return of a blocked [$ The Doily Register was hit by Dave Butz. He will be out six to eight weeks with a relumed a kickoff 102 yards to propel the Bills past Baltimore in punt by lineman Reese McCall. but Brown exploded for the broken clavicle. National Football League play. longest return of the season on the enauing kirkoff

Games played weekend of Sept. 30 i Dolphin line falls Deadline Thursday Stpt. 28 at 5 p.m. ra • St. John D St. Thomas a • Central D Toms River South 1 to Eagles' claws D Giants • Atlanta • PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Wtlbert Mont- The Eagles drove 60 yards on 14 plays for D Pittsburgh D Jets D gomery and Mike Hogan tore up Miami's of- their first touchdown, and 88 yards on 16 plays O Ronton D Ocean Twp. a fensive line with Hogan scoring a pair of touch- for the second John Bunting's fourth quarter D Red Bank Catholic D Manchester a downs as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Interception set up Mike-Mayer's field goal as Dolphins 17-3. the Eagles evened their season's record at 2-2. D Holmdel D Keansburg D The Eagles spotted Miami a 47-yard field • Middletown South • Toms River North a goal in the first quarter by Garo Yepremlan Seattle 28. Detroit It SEATTLE — A relentless Detroit Lions D Middletown North D Matawan Reg a They then came back to win on a 4-yard pass D Howell from quarterback Ron Jaworski to Hogan in rush kept Jim Zom. Seattle's scrambling young D lokewood • the second, and Hogan's 5-yard run In the quarterback, on the run most of the afternoon • Monmouth Reg. D Rumsonfoir Haven • yesterday. fourth quarter. Point Boro But when their National Football League • Asbury Park • D The Eagles' Nick Mike-Mayer added a 34- D Marlboro . Shore Reg yard field goal for Philadelphia's final three game was over, it was Zorn's running and • • points. throwing that accounted lor all four Seattle Q Monasquon D Red Bank Reg D scores in the Seahawks' victory Montgomery, who leads the National Con- D Mater Dei D Paromus Catholic "It's not my job to lose confidence in my • ference In scoring with 24 points, rushed for HI • Brick Twp D Jackson Twp a yards on 25 carries while Hogan banged for 72 offensive line. If 1 do, 1 might as well go home." on II attempts. said Zom. who rifled three fourth-period touch- • Princeton • Rutgers a down passes to bnng^attle back from a 16-7 Miami, which had won two of three games D Manalapan D Long Branch deficit *>w/^ D and came here as the top scoring team in the • Keyport D Freehold Twp NFL. was stopped both on the ground and In "We started sprinting out and that gave me a D Dallas - D Washington the air by a tough Eagles defense a lot more time That took .some of the pressure • HIGH FLYING EAGLE— Philadelphia Eagle defensive back Herm Edwards off," said Zom, who was sacked five times in The Dolphins gained just 85 yards running, (4o) goes high In the air to grab an Interception as Miami Dolphin Durlel the first three quarters. TIE BREAKER - Total number of points scored by all teoms D. while quarterback Don Strock completed only Harris, the intended receiver, falls to the ground. The Eagles went on to Zorn passed four yards lo Ron Howard with six of 17 passes for 71 yards and two intercep- NtflM record a 17-3 win. tions. 9:17 to play for the go-ahead score after a succesful on-side kick Address "The on-side opportunity was there, and we ran it." said Seattle Coach Jack Patera City and Statt Green Bay 24, San Diego 3 Telephone Tampa Bay slashes Atlanta SAN DIEGO - Walter Landers ran 15 Mall or deliver to: Football Contest, The Dally Register. yards with a blocked punt for a touchdown and On* Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, NJ. O770i by 5 P.M Willie Buchanon raced 77 yards with an in- Thursday Sept. 28 terception for another score as the Green Bay Packers stunned the San Diego Chargers in a FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES as quarterback shuffle ends heat-scorched National Football League game ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE It was 102 degrees on the field at San Diego NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Coach John McKay, delayed 10 minutes by lightning and was played Dallas, now 3-1, fumbled away its first two Stadium and the heat seemed to affected both who has shuffled eight quarterbacks in the In fierce winds and intermittent downpours. possessions and the Cardinals struck for a teams S1SO. In Prlit money will b* Each conrtil.nl Is permitted given MM ptn«il •electing up to sll entries. Switch your Tampa Bay Buccaneers' brief history, said his Falcons Coach Leeman Bennett also touchdown on Jim Hart's nine-yard scoring Buchanon intercepted four passes and the Packers benefitted Irom U turnovers in raising the molt winner* from the selection around at you decision to stick with rookie Doug Williams praised Williams. pass to Mel Gray. football game* listed »bov« wish Contestant* art al- their record to 3-1 keyed the Bucs' 14-9 victory over the Atlanta "He played very well, he's going to be a It was the ninth consecutive game that 1st Placi. 1100.00. 2nd lowed to submit on* hand The Chargers' defense sacked Green Bay Place, S30.00. 3rd Place. sketched Uctlmllt Entry Falcons. great quarterback," said Bennett. Gray had caught a touchdown pass against the quarterback David Whitehurst 10 times to set a S20.00. forms rtproductd elec- Williams, an ex-Grambling star, had minus Bennett said wind and rain marred the Cowboys. new team record but it wasn't enough to pre- tronically art not acceptable 14 yards passing at halftime, and the Bucs had game, but said, "We got beat by a football Jim Bakken's 23-yard field goal made it 10-0 In cm ol • Ik, single winner team that wound up in the second half and just before Dorsett scampered seven yards for a vent them from losing their third game in four will be determined by tht All entries mutt bt In tht no first downs. But Williams pulled the game outings. clown to the loUl number ot Register office by 5 P M. on out with 8:01 left by rutting reserve tight end plain beat us." touchdown Just before intermission point* scored by til turns the Thursday preceding the After a scoreless first period, San Diego Jim Obradovlch on a 15-yard touchdown pass Obradovfch, a four-year pro acquired this Jim Thaxton blocked a Danny White punt On the contest cud. gamtt. Only on# award will season from San Francisco, came off the bench for a safety in the third quarter and the punter Jeff West fumbled a high snap from be mad* to any contestant or McKay credited consistency. Mark an "X" In the square household In any on* wuk. to catch only the second touchdown pass of his Cardinals were in control until Randy Hughes center that was recovered on the Chargers' 13- opposite the team you be- "Just having one quarterback keeps things yard line by Green Bay's Rick Nuzum from falling apart. We worked hard and didn't career. blocked a 17-yard St. Louis field goal attempt M*v* will win. II a gam* tnds This Is a h*« contest op*n lo On the next play, Terdell Middleton swept In a Me and you a*tect on* ol all *ic*pt Register employ- give up and overall played pretty well," he Dallas II, SI. Ltkii It Dallas charged 73 yards in nine plays with DALLAS — Fullback Robert Newhouse Dorsett galloping 25 and 23 yards before New- right end for 13 yards and a touchdown, giving me teams as a winner. N will ees and m*mb*rs ol th*lr nld count as a loss In your total lamlllM scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns after house put Dallas ahead 14-12 on his two-yard the Packers the lead for good with » 52 remain- Hoemer, N you designate a "We moved the ball better in the fourth Tony Dorsett'a dashed awakened a doling Dal- scoring run. ing before halftime. tte and th* gam* *nda In a quarter basically because we had better field las offense and the Cowboys subdued the win- Dallas Iced the Cardinals with an 88-yard Early In the third quarter. West dropped tte, N mm count In your "win" position We thought we could bomb them, get leas St. Louis Cardinals drive In seven plays, set in motion by a It-yard back lo punt again with the ball on the San column. behind them, and we did. Doug hit them, but Dorsett run. Dallas quarterback Roger Diego 30. But his kick was blocked by cor By participating in this contest in* winner oi winners e»piessi> The Cardinals, seeking their first victory consent to the use ol their name, address and photograph m new they dropped the ball." said McKay, referring for 82-year old Coach Bud Wilkinson, regis- Staubach flipped a 15-yard scoring pass to nerback Estus Hood and Landers scooped It up lo 50 and 13-yard passes that slipped out of siortes and'or advertising promotion ot this contest without turthef tered a surprising 10-0 early lead thanks to Newhouse, who churned Into the end zone and dashed untouched into the end zone, mak remuneration receiver Isaac Haglns' hands. Dallas' generosity. untouched. Ing It 144 The National Football League game was 12 The Drily Regtater SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1976 Torrid surf fishing follows mullet run

NORTH W1LDWOOD - The stiff northeaster on Satur- It seemed that the bluefish had the mullet trapped in that RIFLEMEN TO MEET day failed to slow an excellent run of bluefish which has been slough and wouldn't let them out. Action was slower yester- Joseph A. Griffith of Malawan reports that the annual in progress along the beaches here for more than a week day but fish were caught up and down the beach. meeting of the Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Nearly all of the fish have been taken on mullet. Fishing-wise, the weekend wasn't a total flop for Mrs. Clubs on Saturday, Oct. 21, promises to be the best In yean. According to Lou Booth, my host at the annual Travel & Schaefer and myself, because we went out Saturday on the It will be at Somerset County College, Route 28, North Outdoor Writers' Weekend sponsored by the Cape Hay HENRY 42-foot twin dlesel charter boat Trophy Run, out of Sea Isle Branch. Just off Route 22. County Chamber of Commerce and the Cape May County City. Capt Dave Foster elected to fish In the Inland water- Among the events planned will be a panel discussion on Department of Public Affairs, fishermen' last week were way, working a good part of the day Inside Townsend's Inlet firearms collecting and demonstrations on muzzle loading catching more blues than they could carry, and those without SCHAEFER I spent all day spin casting for weakfish and got one firearms. Present will be representatives of the National four-wheel-drive vehicles had to leave a lot behind. She said strike from a bluefish that bit off my plastic eel. After fishing Rifle Association, N.R.A. Institute for Legislative Action, that the surf casters were selling their bluefish to local for fluke without success, Mrs. Schaefer switched to a two- and others. markets, but with vacation season over, there isn't much hook rig baited with squid, and before the day was over, Lunch will be available at the college cafeteria. demand for fish. collected a fair mess of sea bass Reservations for the roast beef dinner, at $12 each, can All I could do was to look at the surf casters with envy. 1 will probably remain open until the snow flies or until the fish A few of the writers ventured off shore for (air catches of be made with G. Howard Baker, R I). I, Box 135, Jamesburg. had the 4WD and rode up and down the beach, but had left stop biting, which they show no sign of doing. They all have bluefish up to 10% pounds, and others fished Delaware Bay, NJ 08831 my surf casting tackle at home plenty of mullet on hand. They also sell the mullet rigs. also very rough, for small catches of weakfish, fluke and sea The association, which Is affiliated with the N.R.A., was I've been attending writers' weekends down here for These consist simply of a 15-20 inch leader with a hook or bass. organized by a dozen clubs on Oct. 24,1935, and incorporated about six Septembers in a row, and never before had I seen two at one end and a red-painted balsa wood float threaded Capt. Foster, who relies largely on spoon squids for in 19M. In 1045. membership In the association was opened to much of consequence going on in the surf. on the leader just behind the mullet. Most fishermen use two trolling for everything from bluefish to tuna, has been doing individual members as well as clubs. But this time they were really catching fish — a lot of to five ounce pyramid sinkers or sometimes bank sinkers. a selling job on false albacore among his customers. Foster them After the cast, the fisherman takes up the slack line and says the false albacore Is really a good table fish after the The association's Cherry Ridge Range site was I don't know how strict the municipal restrictions are holds on to await a strike. On Friday and Saturday most Mood has been removed from its flesh. He recommends purchased in 1150, and on June 13. 1(54, was opened for use. before Labor Day, but right now the beaches seem to be wide didn't have to wait too long. The hottest location was a slough placing the fish filets in a heavy salt brine for two successive Improvements have continued since. Electricity and tele- open for beach buggies and every other type of 4WD, and less than 100 yards south of Hereford Inlet, directly north of sessions. phone services were obtained during 1076. A clubhouse is tome brave souls were even riding the beaches with regular here. The people who caught the most bluefish were those After the blood has been drawn out by the salt, the fish planned. The range, which is open 305 days a year, is located automobiles and getting away with It as long as they kept out wearing waders who could get closest to the slough, over becomes white and can be made into a delicious salad by in Vernon Township, Sussex County. of the soft sand which clouds of terns and gulls were working all day, and boiling. He says: "I've converted a lot of people Into eating The program for the Oct. 21 meeting will start at 0 am All of the local bait and tackle shops are still open and probably all night, too. false albacore and they all like it." and Is open to the public. NFL Came Summaries Setats Oe*f«H IhrH DatpettM-lHlM Stall Uint tNhiwti Stertt PASSING-New England, Grogan J l II 0-U 14 35-21*. Oakland. Stabler 1J-2MM. Hew OriMM • M 0 i* M • It-)! Seattle 0 I • ll-M RECEIVING-New England, Froncli CkKhttetl I » • in Eatontown marches on n Cln-FGBolw20 Mle-FC Vepremlon 47 Del-FG Rica*00*4 i 1», Johnson 4-41. Oakland, Coioipltp f 4 55. Phil- Hogan 4 sals from Jawonkl Del-FGRIcordoJS Broxhhow I 27 NO-StrochonSrun (Leypoldtkickl (Mike-Meyer hick) Sao-Zornlrun (Herreroklck) Cln-ftaii 13 past from Reaves (Bohr Pnll-HogonS run (Mike-Meyer kick) Dal-FORkordo3t kick) Phll-FG Mike Meyer 14 Dat-Butsey Jf run t Rlcof dokkk) Falcons 1 t 7 • - I Cln-FGOohrTI A-e3,fM Seo-Largent 40pass from Zorn (Her- • u(» 7 t I T—14 NO-FGLeypo«nJ9 reraklck) All- Safety Reedblocked punt Cln-FGBonr42 DelaftMt Eealei too—Howard 4 past from Zorn (Her TB-Wathlngton 7* blocked field goal Cln—Solfty. center snap out of end in Pop Warner action Flr.l dowm t M rerakkk) itttMti (O'DonogtiuehkM Rushes yoi di 23*4 » 2M Sea-McCullum 13 pan from Zorn Atl-Jackion ft pau from Bortkowikl NO-StrochanJrun (Ltypoldtklck) Passing yards » US (Herrera kick) (Stelnfort kick) NO- FO LeypoWl 37 The Eatontown Raiders extended their winning streak to caught a 35-yard TD pass from Tony Tobla to spark the Long Return yards » If TB-Obrodovlcn 15 pott from Wll three games by blanking the Tlnton Falls Falcons, 16-0 In Jersey Branch victory. Other Brancher tallies came on Ron Gabriel's Passes 6-173 II 19 0 Norm 10'Donoohue kick) Puntl S-43 S-43 A H.07J Shore Pop Warner Football League action yesterday. 25-yard jaunt, a 35-yard Tobia toss to Doug Meh and Fred Fumtxes-losf M II Flrtt downs IS It First downs 13 Penoltlci yordt MS •< *o Rushesyordi JO 133 361? •no Rueites-yardi 7f W4 Garrett Williams and Charles Jenks each had a 30-yard Colbert's fumble recovery. The undefeated Brancher Peewee Polling yards 13t IM Firtl downt Pawing yard* in touchdown run for the Raiders. Tinton Falls is now 2-1. team recorded a 48-0 rout. INDIVIDUAL LIAOIRS Return yards 14? 1S3 Rushei yordi Return yardi RUSHING-Miamt, Wlfllamt 16*?, Pouei l«*-0 1117-1 Pasting yor di , Pot** i '• The Eatontown Peewees scored a 13-0 win, Gjeg Bruno scored on a one-yard burst, Ed Stefanskl Bulalch VII. Philadelphia. Montgomery Punts . 1-43 4-39 Rtturn yordt Punts ?S IM, Hogan 16-77. Fumoleiloil 2 0 34 PotMt (214-1 7 254 Fumbki lost In other games Red Bank routed Keansburg, 250, Long recovered a fumble in the end zone and Kevin McConnell tallied PASSING-Mloml, Strottv 6 IM /6 Penal! les yordi U 100 5-40 Punt* 1-41 1O-40 Penalties yorai S-11 Branch blanked Kunison. 32-0, Hazlet topped Holmdel, 19-0, from 15 yards out to account for all Atlantic Highland points. Philadelphia. Jaworskl 13 190 171 FumWes-lost 1-0 21 RECEIVING-Mlomt, D.Harris 3-17. INDIVIDUAL LlADiRI Penalties yore* Atlantic Highlands beat Fair Haven, 21-0, River Plaza crushed The Fair Haven Peewees came back for a 12-0 win. Williams 2-20, Moore 1 71. Davit 1-17. Phil RUSHING-Detroit, Buiiey JO-IK, »n INDIVIDUAL LIADCRS odelphlo. Carmlchoel 3 SO, Krtpfle J V, King 9 10, Londry 1-2. Seattle. Slmi IS 41, INOIVIOUAl LIADERS RUSHING-New Orleans. Golbreolh, Keyport, 35-6 and Oceanport edged West Long Branch, 13-8. Mike Samuels tallied on runs of 12, nine and 60 yards to pace Smith 3-JS, Hogon 3-17. Zorn 4-14, Ralble MS, RUSHING-Allonto, Stonbock 73 112. 14 34, Manning. 3 11 Cincinnati, Issac Coates quarterbacked Red Bank to Its second win of the Chargers attack. Al Barber added two TD's on a 40-yard PASSING —Detroit, Londry Bean 1039. Tompo, Bell lft M. Duboie P Johnson Tin, Griffin, 1944. • arm Olleri t 16 26-oiii Seattle. Zorn 12 17-1-119. 11-50. PASSING-New Or Icons. Manning. the season. He tossed a 42-yard TD pass to Darrel Dorchy and jaunt and a 35-yard pass from quarterback Jeff Lyons. The 7 I I » RECEIVING—Detroit, King 5 50, UttlW. Cincinnati, Reaves. •17-0-1171 ifm • 1 • ) * Bussey 3-JS. HIM 3 31 Seattle. Largent 4 IS. 13-34-311. Wllllomt o 340-74, Carter RECEIVING-New Orleans. Owens. rah for a 39-yard score. Dorchy also recorded a three-yard River Plaza Peewees were also on the winning side of things LA-BryontJrun ICorrol klctt) Ralble Ml. McCullum ! 30 M-fl-31. 341, Chlldt, 3-11. Cincinnati. Brooks. 1-11, score. Shane Jackson got the other Red Bank TD when he with a 12-6 decision. LA-FG Corral 25 RECEIVING-Allanlo. Ryckman 4 73. Cort»t1,M1. Hou-FGFrltKftn Beon 4-33, A. Jackson 3-19. Tampa, Hoglnt tern FrMclice picked up a fumble and ran 60 yards. The Peewees also won, Hou-FG Fritter) 10 4-4S, Obrodovlch 3 3*. McKay 1-14. Oceanport quarterback Rich Crochet had TD tosses of 25 Nt« Ym GMnH 14 1 II • V A-tSJIf rwKet Chteft Ihrts NY-DUon It pass from Plmrclk 32-6. yards to Mike Fogia and 40 yards to Mike Stout to lead the team 7 17 1 * Ji (Dartelo kick) ••mi Ollen KtMMCIty 7 I 7 t 0-17 Sean Jones scored on a 40-yard fumble recovery and also to Its second win. NY-Csonko) run (Oanelo kick) Flrit downt Ls Den-Odoms 4} pott from Morton NY-FGDon«loSJ Ruthet-yardt win D*ii«t • ; • M ii (Turner kick) n MI SF-FG Wertchlng 30 SL-Oray 9 teu *•") Hed (Bakkt* Polling yard* in in KC - Livingston 1 run IStenerudkick) NY - Spencer 1 run (Oonelo kick ) kick) Return yordi 3 M Den -F0 Turner 43 NY-FGOon*lo» SSpaBe*ktll Pottet 17-»0 10 10 1 KC-FGSIenerud** 5F—D*Berg3run(Wertchlnaklck) Dtl-Dertett 7 rw (itatlM kick) Puntt Ut 5-31 KC-Retd II run (Stenerud kick) AnS3* U-S«Htv TMltM MtrkW ptint Ml 1] 11 tfMMfltM Dtn-Conodja 1 run (Turner kick) Penal tie* yard* IK River Rats host Chowder Bowl m D«l-N«wtiawte 1 rwn (teat I en h Ick) Den— Pretton 1 run Flrtt downt Dtt-Hewliewse II penttrtH lt—*jicti A *o.sn INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 13 n Shrewsbury Sallinf and Vachl tlufc Ruihet-vards lien len hick) FAIR HAVEN -The Fair Haven River Rats hosted their RUSHING-Lot Angeles, CoppeUelll 3*104 SJ IS* SANOFRl INGS Race 1- I. Doug Stlvtt; 3. Jock Cooper, 1. Joe l ucorelll, Polling yardi A-UJH 1171, Bryant 1M3. Houston, Campbell 17 n* annual Chowder Bowl Invitational sailing regatta this past Ract 3— 1. Jot Lucartlll; 3. Bill Roblnton; 1. Put Brodiky. Return yard* 13 77, Colemon i If 37 171 DAV SAILOR: Roc* 1- I. Barry Goldsmith; 3. Bill Borrett, 3. Bill Oakirton; POIMS II U 4 I3M-1 CareltMH Cewkayi First downs 3 11 weekend under nippy but clear skies. The series, open to the PASSING- Lot Angeles. Hoden Roc* 3- 1, Bill Barren, J. Barry Goldtmlth; 3. Ed Ptrklni. Punts First downs U » Rushes yardi 59-» 4S-1SS 17 2*0 lit Houtton, Pattorlnl 10-30-1 130. l» 4-40 Rats as well as other sailing organizations, sailed five fleets of COMET: Race)- 1. John Douglan, Jr., J. Don Herbert, Ract 2-Sam* order Fumblet-lmt Rushes yordt J6 l IS 37-311 Posting yard) 111 It RECEIVING-Loi Angeles, Nelson M 11 offlnlth. Posting yordt 194 173 Return yards 301 1*3 6 9*. Miller S-*9, Coppelleffl 5-44. Houtton, Penoltlit-yordi t-3f 10*5 boats to mark the beginning of Autumn. LASER: Roce l- 1. Lelghlon Woleri. 2. Povtd Whittle; 3 John Whittle; Roce3 Return yordt 107 71 Pauet illi-i 7-10-1 Carpenter 4-S4. Barber 2 34, Campbell 3 3. Punts Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club - I, David Whittle, 1. Lelahton Wateri, 1. John Whittle. INDIVIDUAL LEADCRI PotMl 15-30-0 16-3^0 4-40 4 rt BLUE JAYS: Race 1- 1. Tom Water*. 3. lel» Slgmond, Race 3- Same order of RUSHING-Son Franclico, Simpson Puntt »17 «-37 Fumbleslosl 10 It • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Perfect sailing weather finish, Jetl Redskin* Stats 3041, Boykln SI New York. Hammond Fumbles lost m 7-1 Penaltltt yordi 4-31 TURNABOUTS: Race I— 1. David GoMwnltti; 3. Jonathan M«yer. 3. Mario Hew Y*rk Jen J • I t- J 11-93. Doornlnk 11 7». Taylor leVeO, Csonka Penalties yordt MS 4-33 marked the weekend series of racing for SSYC. Winds that Slgmond; Roc* 3— 1. Jonathon Meyer; 3. David Ootdtmlth; 3 Mario Slgmond. WasMMftM in i i » 5-11. INDIVIDUAL LIADCRS started quite light picked up to between six and eight knots NYJ-FGLeohy31 PASSING-San Francisco, DvBerg INDIVIDUAL LIADERi • USHING-Oenver, Canada 19-94, Woih-McDonlel 33 pan from 11-33-4 111. New York, Plsarclk l] M 3 154 RUSHING-SI loult. Morrlt IMS, Pen-In 13-41 Kantat City, Reed 17 71. under clear skies by mid-afternoon, and the six fleets that 1 heismonn I Moseley kick I Htt tlVING-Son Froncltco, Otis 10-15. Uallos, Uorsert 31)54, New Ballty91* Wash r- G Mosaley 39 competed found conditions Ideal. MocAfec 3-37, Solomon 317, Perrell Ml houM 11-53- PASSING —Denver, morion Wath-FGMetaley34 New York, Hammond 3-23, Dlxonl-M. PASSING-S1 Louis, Hart 15 W 0,104. IM1-1-IM Kansas City. Livingston Sports transactions Woth-Fugett TOpott from Theltmonn Daltot. Stauoach . It 34-0,113. MO-i -m. ' BASIBALL (Moseley kick) NtwIdfteMd I ? 7 7-11 Fair Haven River Rod « RECEIVING-SI Louis, Gray 7-107, RECEIVING-Dtnver. 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The Rev AD Magaw officiated at the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Miss Susan Stryker and Rich- was followed by a reception ceremony, and there was a reception at Buck ard Rodrlgvei were married yesterday during a ceremony Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg. The bride's twin sister, Sheri Siegelbaum, conducted by Mayor Richard C. Stryker, the bride's father, in the Office of the Mayor. There was a reception in Shore Casino. Mrs. Schacht waa attended by Cheryl and Paul H. De Wyngaert 3rd were the couple's Alford, maid of honor, Wanda Schdcht and The bride U the daughter also of Mrs Stryker The Strykers honor attendants. Debbie Kerrigan. Susan Flemming was the reside al 20 Hill Road flower girl. Mr. and Mrs. De Wyngaert are alumni of Mr. Rodriguez, of Hermota Beach. Calif., Is the son of Mrs the University of Rochester. She is completing Grace Wakeflek) of Lomlta. Calif Steven Mallne was best man. Kenneth her MBA at New York University, and Mr. De Miss Dorothy Kovic was maid of honor, and James Stryker Mackey and William O'Mara were ushers Wybgaert is a Ph.D. candidate in bio-chemistry was his brother's belt man Mr. and Mrs. Schact are graduates of Mid' •t the University of Rochester. Mr and Mrs The bride wai graduated from Henry Hudson Regional dletown Township High School He Is a machin- MR. AND MRS. MARK DE WYNGAERT De Wyngaert reside In Rochester. School. Highlands. She is employed by Beverly Hills Federal ist mate third class In the U.S. Navy, assigned Savings and Loan Association. Rolling Hills, Calif to the USS Fiske homeported in Bayonne. The couple reside in Eatontown MR AND MRS. WILLIAM SCHACHT Mr. Rodriguez served four years in the U. S. Navy and is e Lane-Corrado plastics technician at the N.M.B Corp. in Hawthorne, Calif SHREWSBURY - Miss Donna K. Corrado John Reed officiated at the ceremony, which After a wedding trip to Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs and Vincent M. Lane were married here In the was followed by a reception in the restaurant Rodriguez will make their home in Hermosa Beach Davidson-Sandbach garden at the Shadowbrook, Sept. I The Rev. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. EATONTOWN - In St James Memorial Joseph Corrado, W Nevada Drive, Hazlet, and Church here Sept. 2. Miss Janet Lee Sandbach Mr. and Mrs Patrick Lane, MO Beers St., Dodherty-Campanella was married to David Joseph Davidson. The Haziet RUMSON - In Holy Cross Conlon and Gail Comer were Rev John W Patterson officiated at the cere- The bride was attended by Valerie Anstett, Roman Cahtolic Church here bridesmaids mony, assisted by the Rev Vince Inghilterra, maid of honor, and Laura Notte, Cathy Sept. 2. Miss Patricia Louise Gerald Hughes was best Roman Catholic chaplain at Trenton State Col- Crawford, Jane and Carol Shader and Jean Campanella, daughter of Mr man. and Robert Docherty. lege There was a reception in Buck Smith's Dlckerson. and Mrs. Perry R. Cam-Jerry Barnett, George Duncan Restaurant in East Keansburg. William Lane was best man for his brother. panella. 75 Ave. of Two Rivers. and Paul Campanella were Parents of the couple are Mi and,Mrs. Patrick Lane, Richard Lane, Frank Schiavino, was married to David James ushers Warren S Sandbach. 14 Bemad It. here, and Edward Peretti. and Richard Dickerson were Docherty, son of Mr. and Mrs Mrs Docherty is a gradu- Mr and Mrs David J Davidson Sr.. of Brick ushers James J Docherty of Schenec- ate of Red Bank Catholic High Town tady, NY The Rev William School and attended Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Lane attended Raritan High Robin McCarter was matron of honor L. Kokoszka and the Rev Guy Commonwealth University in School, Hazlet. She was graduated from the Elaine Arczynskl. Joan Cruse. Susan Hoenes Millard celebrated the nuptial Richmond Taylor Business Institute, Plalnfield, and is and Debbie Sammons were bridesmaids employed by Bell Laboratories, Holmdel Mr Mass, which was followed by a Mr Docherty attended Ihe Lane is employed by Sky-H v Erectors in South reception at Fisherman's University of Richmond and is Michael Davidson was best man David Plalnfield as a crane operator. Wharf general manager of Neighbor- Carlson, Daniel Davidson, James Matthews, After a wedding trip to the Bahamas. Mr Attending the bride was hood Bars Inc in that city and Norman Sandbach were ushers MR. AND MRS. DAVID DAVIDSON MR. AND MRS. VINCENT LANE and Mrs Lane reside in Matawan. Kathryn L Finley. maid of After a wedding trip to New Mrs. Davidson is a graduate of Monmouth Trenton State College, is employed by honor, and Mart Campanella. England, the couple are resid- Regional High School, Tinton Falls, and Tren- ASARCO in Mascot. Tenn , where the couple Mary Beth Hughes. Margaret ing in Richmond ton State College Mr Davidson, an alumnus of reside Burks-Visicaro Hubbard-Fiasconaro EATONTOWN - Mr and Mrs Felice Vlslcaro. M Kremer Lifestyle Ave., announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Kathleen RED BANK - In St. James Roman Catho- Fiasconaro. 33 Willow Drive. Little Silver, was Vlslcaro. to James H. Burks, son of Mrs Yolanda Burks of lie Church here Sept 2, Miss Patricia married to James Andrew Hubbard, son of SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ?5.1978 The DailyRegister 13 Maplewood, and the late James E Burks Fiasconaro, daughter of Mrs. Gregory Mrs Howard Kirchner of Fort Lauderdale. The ceremony was performed June 10 in St. Michael's Fla., and Richard Hubbard of Lincolnton, N.C. Roman Catholic Church, West End. by Msgr Paul F Bradley. The Rev Francis McGrath celebrated the nup- There was a reception in Ilvento's West End Manor. tial Mass There was a reception in the Molly Fisher-Kugelmann Miss Anne De Rosa was maid of honor and Mrs Joyce Pitcher Inn Glaramlta, sister of the bride, was matron of honor Joanne Mrs Hubbard was attended by Lori Anne NEW MONMOUTH - In St. Mary's Roman Perlingero, Janice Di Cecco, Judy Di Cecco and Lois Catholic Church here Sept t Miss Maryann Fiasconaro. maid of honor Lawrence Hubbard Bongarzone also attended the bride. Lisa Glaramita and Jen- was best man Kugelmann was married to Francis Xavier nifer Visicaro were flower girls, and Joseph Giaramita and Fisher The Rev. Richard Kugelmann cele- Gregory Visicaro were the pages. Mrs Hubbard. daughter also of the late Mr brated the nuptial Mass, and there was a Mrs. Burks was graduated from Monmouth Regional High reception at Fisherman's Wharf, Rumson. Fiasconaro, was graduated from Red Bank School, Tlnton Falls, and is a secretary employed at Fort Regional High School and attended Brookdale Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Monmouth. Community College. Lincroft. and Gaston Col- Robert W. Kugelmann, 3 Kltmary Ave., and Mr. Burks, an alumnus of Columbia High School, lege. Dallas. N.C. Mr. and Mrs Frank Fisher. 7 Woodrldge Ave., Maplewood, Is a letter carrier with U. S postal Service, Middletown. Maplewood Mr. Hubbard. a graduate of Lincolnton Sen- Mrs. Fisher was attended by Kathleen After a wedding trip to Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs Burks reside ior High School, is employed by the Lighting Kugelmann, maid of honor, and Nancy Bran- here. Center, here dine, Joellen Muring, Joan Kugelmann and Eileen Kugelmann, bridesmaids. After a wedding trip to New York, the Michael Vacca was best man Michael Cogswell-Sherman MR AND MRS JAMES HUBBARD couple are residing in North Carolina. Brandlne, Brian Gumbert, David Vacca, Christopher Cross, Timothy Kugelmann and WOODSTOWN - Miss Paul J. Evans were ushers Lucy Kathleen Sherman and Widmer-Howell- Mrs. Fisher, a graduate of Mater Dei High Neale Alden Cogswell were married Sept 3 in the United Sally W. Howell. 31 Rucknell ate also of Monmouth College. School, now attends Brookdale Community MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS FISHER MORGANVILLE - Miss Presbyterian Church during a Donna Jeanne Howell and Clif- Drive. Hazlet West Long Branch, and is a College, Lincroft She is employed by Puerto ceremony conducted by the ford Wldmer Jr were married Title I teacher in Hazlet Mr. Rico Marine Management, Inc. in Port Eliz- of Technology In Melbourne, Is employed by Wendy Howell was her sis- Rev. Paul G. Watermulder. Aug 26 in MorganviUe Method- Widmer attended William Tempo Communications, New York ter's maid of honor Scott abeth. There was a reception in the ist Church The Rev Newton Penn College and is employed After a wedding trip to Aruba. Mr. and Mrs Argast was best man Mr. Fisher, a graduate of Middletown garden of the home of the Greiner officiated at the cere- by General Motors. Linden Fisher reside in Cllffwood. Township High School and the Florida Institute bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs mony, which was followed by a Mr. and Mrs Wldmer are Mr. and Mrs Wldmer re- James Sherman garden reception at the home graduates of Raritan High side in Highlands, after a wed- of the bridegroom's parents. School. Hazlet She is a gradu- ding trip to Maine Capodilupo-Burke The bridegroom is the son Mi and Mrs Widmer Sr. 1.1 NEW MONMOUTH - In St. Mary's Roman There was a reception at the Molly Pitcher Inn of Mr. and Mrs. Finley A Central Ave . Keyport Cathlic Church here Aug. 28, Miss Alice Jean Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. John Cogswell. 14 East Port Court. DANCE CLASSES J. Burke, 105 Spruce Drive, Middletown, and Shadow Lake Village. River The bride is the daughter of Burke was married to Peter CapodUupo. Msgr. LUCY COGSWELL Robert T. Bulman celebrated the nupUal Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. CapodUupo of New- Plaza,N. J. Enroll Now! port, R.I. Miss Dlanne Williams and Austin C. Cogswell. Gary F The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs Ballet, Tap, Toe, Jazz, Gymnastics, Mrs. Kathy Wright Hoover Cogswell and Nicholas H MRS. OKA Lynn PhUbin. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were the bride's honor atten- Disco, Twirling Sherman. HOROSCOPE were the Misses Debra CapodUupo. Roberta dants. Tots Irom 2Vi — Teens — Adults Williams and Dagra Chandler. Mrs, Cogswell is an alumna READER • ADVISOR SPIRITUALIST Paul Ctpodilupo was his brother's best The bridegroom had his of Woodstown High School and LEAH MAUER SCHOOL OF DANCE man. Douglas Cook. Jay Pinagglo and Robert father as his best man. Ushers the University of North Caroli- Gl—• SKMC* on «ll or any were Charles F. Cogswell. probttms you may haw. Alto, Duffy were ushers. na at Chapel Hill She is a Palm and Tirol Card reading 371. Front St. (ground neon. Red Bank Mrs. CapodUupo is an alumna of Our Lady dental hyglenist employed in 283-9832 REGIONAL CONFERENCE Can-bora, N. C Mr. Cogswell 747-9552 of Mercy Academy, Syosset, NY., of Salve EDISON - The New Jer- Regina College, Newport, and of the si is an alumnus of Duke Univer- sey State Federation of Wom- sity, Durham. N C. and Is in Joseph's Hospital School of Medical Technolo- en's Clubs, Districts 4, 5, 6 and gy, Providence, R.I. the third year of medical 7. will open the season with the school at the University of Mr. CapodUupo has a BS degree In account- annual Fall Regional Con- Ing from Roger Williams College, Bristol, R.I. North Carolina al Chapel Hill, Lean Line ference Wednesday in Pines where he and his bride will He is employed by The Outlet Company. Provi- Manor, Route 27 dence. reside after a wedding trip to New England After a wedding trip to California, the cou- CANCELLATION and Found'Story. ple reside In Newport MR. AND MRS. PETER CAPODILUPO SHREWSBURY - The "/ was always depressed about my physical Marital Management Series appearance and a sagging sell image scheduled by Planned Parent- Alterjoining Lean Line and losing 69 pounds, I found Thai I'm not afraid ol minors or Hughes-Smith hood of Monmouth County, and KOSHER CATERING DENVER, Col. - Miss of St. John's Episcopal Dr, and Mrs. Hughes reside slated to start Thursday at Diane Elizabeth Smith, daugh- Cathedral, to Dr. Clarence 0. In Englewood after a wedding Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, FOR FEASTING has been cancelled. Pautetta e trietedd everythingyg. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hughes of Englewood, son of trip to Hawaii. BEFORE AND AFTER JoggingJogging, stretchinstretchingg , even starvation diets. Smith, 122 Stateslr Place, Mid- Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Hughes Noming worked of Florida. THE FASTING In fact, she would usually end up gaining back dletown, N. J , was married more than she lost Sept 8 in St. Martin's Chapel Miss Mercedes Rivera was Deciding that B09 pounds was enough, she |oined maid of honor and Miss Judy HOUDAY DINNER Lean Line and found that the smartest mmmmmr— Wheeler was bridesmaid Carl 4. Qmarlia, place to start a diet is in your head t~-'M PEOPU) Cause we teach you in your head, Thomas Denham was best R.P. how to lose weight in your tummy. . ^^k man. Groomsmen were John Of in your nips, or your bottom, or ML IS OB Mtt\A all over" ^^tf^aV'^a^afe Hughes, Thomas Gilbert and N WHAT DIRECTION ,> TOASTEDtTUT O Bernard Hughes. U«> HUSM' i* H We teach you psychologically how ?lB5 KASHA«m to lose weight physically with an Mrs. Hughes was gradu- ARE WE HEADING? 1 i LBS fftUMS exclusive university tested "Behavior ated from Red Bank (N. J.) ' JULOMLXD Modification Technique." Catholic High School and Mon- Being nek h»i become t lot more complicated Backed up by an easy-to-live with mouth College, West Long than it once wai. Bui then our chances for recovering diet that even lets you eat spaghetti, Branch, N. J. She Is employed or being cured hive tlso taken a iharp upturn. bagels, lox and peanut butter So come to Lean Line like Paulette by IBM here. Diagnosis is more accurate, treatment is more '79.95 and be among those who have lost where others have Dr. Hughes is a graduate of effective and medicines are certainly more specific. the University of Michigan Your pharmacist hat alio taken on an '"BREAK THE HlST"i Bring In ttJteVi and pay only $5.00 whsMiwfltstering, Medical School and Is a physi- increasingly new role. Where once most of the time [W-MMOPU] cian In Denver. He served as was spent actually miking up your medicines, now he J QtS OMNCt JUCt $700 Ml wee* and 1300 pw weak tharMttw i CAMTOUUOJUCf an Army paratrooper. or the must spend a great deal of time studying about i UW HMDKXtOtGGS DIANE HUGHES •>LB6 C«AMiDHtl«NG iV'MOW the drugs he dispenses. B tt O» OR NOVA 9COT* Candidates are brunch guests Your pharmacist must be able to give each patient important information about the medicines SO SSOED kVGflS 1 00* ASSORTED K)GC ROuS Koeer J.Kane and Allan J. James J. Howard, candidate they take. We enjoy thii new role. 1 PlMPf ONCXtL ?LK ASSOmtO Mr**tL«t 0AN MacDonald, Democratic can- for re-election to the Third TOD OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONF US ANOMJOGALACH dliMts for the Monmouth Congressional District, and when you need a delivery. We will deliver ( UHMi IftMfxul MM IOA N*w J«rw> County Board of Freeholders, Congrasman Frank Thomp- promptly without rain ch»r« A frets man; rlondt ConnacKui Cttto"**, Ann** peopU rtljr on ui for their health needs. We wUl be guests at a brunch to be son, candidate for re-election 59.95 welcome requetU for delivery service ut charge marram-* Nan httd at tlw Channel Club, Mon- to his Tourth Congressional iccounU. _____ mouth Beach, on Sunday District seat, SWBflP MISHTM MS Mum SftsMT PMMCT) morning, Sept. 14 KEN'S John J. Florlno, Democrat- Shrewsbury Pharmacy The affair, to be sponsored THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS KOSHTR CATtnilMti by the Monmouth County ic County Chairman, will be UOADST. 74I-H74 MBIVSM'iU irirnr—i~^.iiTi-i-cwi^g»j^_if)i^witiM*»ii,Ti^ muter of ceremonies. John E. Democratic Organization, will ruscurnoN CMEMHTS nu MUVMT alto honor Bill Bradley, Demo- WestUke, Rumson and Cectle cratic candidate for United F. Norton, Sea Bright, are co- 583-1111 stoats; Congressman chairmen of the event. 14 The DMty Regfeter SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25 Plants like mellowed water

HELLO CHICKADEES Use a filter and use exactly onr half Ike amount of ctffec Know those gallon plastic jugs that are good for a million you ordinarily use. things? Here Is the millionth and one thing to do with them We use a percolator, but this will work for any brewing I have quite a lew house plants and I used to water them HINTS FROM HELOISE method. - Horace Q, Bramm, M.D. with tap water When the tips of tbe leaves turned brown, my friendly plant Wr had just moved Into our new home and the clolhrs dryer DEAR HELOISE: expert told me that the tap water could be the problem had not yet been vented, so needing to use II badly, the only At onr lime, you had an llrm as to kow to keep cottage The chlorine in it, or whatever they use in your area, is not thing I could think of was to tapr a pair of panly hose (by the cheese fresh-lasting by stirring In... wkat? — Mrs. Srotl good for plants (Wonder what it does to us!) waist) around the vent pipe to catch (he lint. Curry powder! Stir in a little at a time, or try adding a He suggested letting the water sit out overnight I take four It worked beautifully and you should hate seen the look on teaspoon or two of lemon juice, stirring thoroughly. Either will or five plastic jugs and fill them up and. put them out on the the serviceman's face when he found two firmly packed legs do the trick*.-- Heloise patio. behind the dryer. - Lucia (.rllfln I have one hidden in a closet in the spare bedroom which I DEAR HELOISE: use for the plants in those windows • DEAR HELOISE For those with children In the home you will be surprised at I water the plants, and then replace It with a jug filled with I hose disposable newborn sized diapers baby has outgrown how much water — and cleanups — you will save If you do this. fresh water to be used two days later Kinda like a round robin can be used to make overnight diapers oul of regular daytime Reach under the wash basin and turn the water valve part I trimmed the brown tips off and can' really see thediapers. way oil. Improvement Simply peel off the plasllr from both sides and place Inside When the children turn the water faucet on full Mast as they Try It, your plants will like it It's sure worth a try. — Hugs, the larger diaper at bedtime. - Klleen Dragon 1 Invariably do, It will still flow, but only moderately. - Gloria B. Heloise ' A little slick trick that saves a bundle, and the kiddles never HINTS FROM HIM know — Heloise LETTER OF LAUGHTER DEAR HELOISE: THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker. If you DEAR HELOISE: I've found a way to cul our coffee bill In half with no change have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this Recently, a wonderful lady wrote In to you giving many In brand, strength, or flavor. newspaper Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Heloise gMd IHS for old panly hose, and II took me bark quite a frw Buy a good electric coffee grinder and grind the coffee very is unable to answer individual letters. She will, however, answer years ago. I had a good chuckle remembering my use for panly fine. You can use coffee beans or regrlnd your favorite brand. your questions in her column whenever possible •we.

STYLISH SET - The Oceanport PTA will stage Its cord party and fashion show Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In Maple Place School, and among the models will t Down with bad taste TV adsbe Carol Russell, left, and Linda Bennett, both Oceanport. Fashions will be by Brooks, Monmouth - v Mall, and the Sport Spot, Shrewsbury. Dear Ana: You are a na- was told they would gel back is legal or Is the company vio- Should I Deal With It? With PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP tional sounding board, but If to me in a week or so. lating Ihe Fair Employment grace and understanding We ABERDEEN-The annual Ing secretary, and Janice you print this letter you will Several weeks went by and Practice law? — Name should all keep a large mental Paid-up Membershhhhhlp Din- Weintraub, corresponding sec- catch hell from some of Ike ANN LANDERS I heard nothing, so I called Withheld cemetery to bury the faults of ner of National Council of Jew- retary. biggest companies In the coun- again. I was told there was a Dear N.W.: It Is perfectly our friends. ish Women, Bayshore Section, try. You haven't shied away freeze on hiring and they legal for a company to have a Are your parents too strict? will be tomorrow at 7:30 p.m DEBORAH DOINGS from a fight yet, and I'm hop- Is enough. Nature lakes care of appreciate It very much If you would let me know as soon as policy that prohibits hiring rel- Hard to reach? Ann Landers' in Temple Sahlom. A home SHREWSBURY-The Red Ing you'll be equal to this one. Ike rest. Tkose big, rich com- could give me some Informa- they resumed Interviewing. atives. Particularly does this booklet, "Bugged By Parents? cooked dinner will be served Bank Chapter of Deborah will Here goes: panies Insult our Intelligence tion on Ihe following: The other day my husband make sense for an airline. How to Get More Freedom," by the officers.lncluding Bon- meet tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. I've hid II with "women's when they tell us we may be Several months ago, I ap- went to the airline em- The chances are a million could help you bridge the gen- nie Cohen, president; Shelly in the Shrewsbury Firehouse. hygiene" commercials on TV. offensive to others If we don't plied for a Job with a well- ployment office to check on to one against it, but if you and eration gap. Send 50 cents in Stahl. Sandi Silber. Marsha Broad Street Refreshments Sanitary pads, tampons, douche, deodorize, and use all known airline. My husband Is my status. He was told I would your husband were working on coin with your request and a Llchlman, Paula Levy and will be served A variety of douches, suppositories and de- those crazy products. I employed there. I received a not be hired because they have the same ill-fated plane, your long, stamped, self-addressed Marcia Deltz, vice presidents; new merchandise will be on odorants are flaunted In our couldn't believe II when they response saying they had a Job a policy against taking on rela- children could be orphaned in envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Edie Jacobs, treasurer; sale, with proceeds to benefit faces at all hours of the day came out in flavors — straw- opening and I should call to set tives. a split second. Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois Bernice Seifert, financial sec- Deborah Heart and Lung Cen- aid night berry, chocolate, vanilla, up an Interview. I did call and I would like to know If thlm CONFIDENTIAL to How 60611 retary; Myrna Jaffe, record- ter, Browns Mills. I, and many others, con- lemon, and lime. sider this an Invasion of In the U.S. and Canadian privacy, In bad laste, degrad- markets, as In no other, Wom- Martin-Sullivan ing to women - and damned en control Ihe purse strings. I HAZLET — Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Make a Date embarrassing. I am Infuriated am calling on all women of Sullivan Jr., 13 Franciscan Way, of the engagement of their A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- READ last FREE DEMONSTRATION Community by all the "stay-fresh" every age, everywhere, to daughter, Miss Kathy Sullivan, to Travis Martin, son of Mr and tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, (1.00 each YMCA, 166 Maple Ave.. Red Bank 10 a.m. In six weeks feminine Junk that is pushed on write tu the companies ad- Mrs. George P. Martin Jr., Locust Terrace, Mlddletown. The additional line; 13.00 (or two days, $1.25 each additional line. you will improve your reading speed three times or more us. Any doctor will tell you that vertising the garbage. Tell couple plan to be married in May. $5 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 for with better concentration and retention. YMCA course washing with soap and waler them you're fed up. Then Miss Sullivan was graduated from Raritan High School and 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 days begins Oct. 7th. prove II. Don't buy any of the is a dental assistant employed by Dr. John W. McCue, Matawan. before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4QOO, ask for Intimate products you see ad- Mr. Martin Is a graduate of Mlddletown High School North the Date Secretary. Calico Fair, Christ Episcopal Church, Kings Highway. vertised on TV until Ihe ads and Is apprenticing as an electrlan with Tom Matlglerl Middletown, opens 11 A.M.. Sat., rain or shine. Marvelous come off the air. There are SEPTEMBER U bakery, sewing, & crafts. Christmas decorations Fabulous MEETING plenty of non-advertised prod- Choraliers of Eatontown will hold auditions for voices silent auction, plants, refreshments. Children's entertain- ucts to use In Ihe meantime. Mehler-Fleming at Meadowbrook School, Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown, 7:30 ment, all day, with special kids show at 4 P.M. Glamorous MEMOS Those big guys will gel Ihe EVANS, Ga. - The en-Evans High School here. She is p.m., Sept. 18 and 25. Male voices needed. Information Gay Nineties review at 7 4 9 o'clock. Reserve seats In message where II hurts — gagement of Miss Mary Ellen a secretary employed by the 229-1124. advance, 671-2524. Hawaiian trip drawing, 4 P.M. right In their profit and loss Fleming to Michael Kent Monmouth County Park Sys- Nearly New Sale, National Council of Jewish Women, St. Catharine's Church, garage sale and auction on Sat. 1 Mi 6th Annual Flea Market, Lincroft United Presbyterian rtitute conducted in June at •umussft Church, West Front St. & Everetl Rd., at church grounds TW \° ™*ime Rlb dlnner Muslc: FDR- Driv«- Douglass College, was the 1M. $5 per space. 842-3476. Rain date October 7 Tickets: J20.00 per person. 229-04J8 or 222-H41 evenings for r. The Dairy Register 15 Vale appeal overrides vocal lapses to win audience

L L „8 t0 fade 1.An Andd rtght tlln 1 t0 1 MORGAN -"hra | >ln'»r ^^^ JT !"* right ™This Isn'' t t oW say ^"g, though^, "D™"woman shoutedshouted, , "s"soo yo you ud doo SucSuch hcommunicatio communication n witwith h Remember,Remember," " whicwhich h blendeblended d when the finale, the drimlUdramaticc Into the more current but simi- •UTU right offf with a bubumm *u «? „. "» Working beforbefore aa Uvlivee auau-- thathatt thethey didn'didn'tt enjoenjoy themthem-- everything."" aann audiencaudience wasn'wasn'tt alwayalwayss into the more current but siml- ltl*^ "My Way," is marred by a dience, he has no such advan- lar "The Way We Were." note, there's • tendency to selves. They bantered back During the course of the part of his act He says he used note so sour that It could tage; and those who attended "He evoked ohs and ahs for chalk it up to opening night and forth with Vale as though questioning, the singer ad- to just say "hello" and "good- pierce ears, you're convinced his opening performance at "Feelings" and "More," "I Jitters and clap harder than he were their best friend. Hat- mitted to 47 years and, allud- bye." But a few years ago, he that those smooth and flawless Club Bene, where he will be Have But One Heart," and his usual to signal forgiveness and ter of fact, at one point he ing to his shock of silvery hair, decided to talk a little - and it records by Jerry Vale didn't appearing through Sunday, new "Now Is Forever" were understanding. paused to ask, "What is this, commented "I don't care what seems he hasn't stopped. As a just happen: he did them again didn't get a first-rate per- an open forum?" color It turns - as long as it result, audiences get both also well received By mid-show, though, such amd again until he got them formance. "You're in New Jersey," a stays there." Jerry Vale the singer and He performed "Till," which Jerry Vale the comedian. he described as an early re- His jokes, like his songs, cord of his which went on to are largely mediocre: they're become a big hit, and a medley pleasant enough to listen to but of country tunes including Otello' kicks off they're easy to forget. "Make the World Go Away," new season "Help Me Make it Through the NEW YORK (AP) - James To paraphrase a "for in- caught on at the Met, in fact, "Otello" begins the third formances ol tne work since (or which we have an eminent- Night," and "With Pen in Levine, who'll be waving the stance": A man who has been thai some of Its star singers year of live telecasts carried Puccini wrote it Hand." baton when the Metropolitan ly televisable cast " at a cocktail party for a (ew have begun demanding TV ex- on the Public Broadcasting Tonight's offering, based on Opera kicks off a new season hours staggers up to the hos- Standing out dramatically posure. Tenor James Mc- Service network and spon- Shakespeare's tragedy, is one The cast o( "Otello" surely of live telecasts tonight with tess and asks, "Do lemons was his rendition of "Mama," Cracken shocked the opera sored by Texaco, the oil com- of the greatest operas ever fits Levine's definition, since Verdi's "Otello," says that have legs?" Her answer is during which lights were world earlier this month when pany that for 38 years has paid written, but it is too complex the three lead performers all when the company first went negative. His reply is "Then 1 dimmed and he stood alone in he canceled his whole Met sea- for live Saturday afternoon ra- musically to have become a are admired in the opera world on TV, he had his doubts. Just squeezed the canary Into the spotlight The song, he son because none of his per- dio broadcasts from the Met. popular favorite like "La (or their acting as well as their my drink." said, became difficult for him Jrrr; Vale "I expected the performers formances were to be tele- Boheme " or Verdi's "Rigolet- singing The title role will be "I'm very excited about the To appreciate the talent to do and he took it out of his would be very nervous and vised to" — one of three 1977 live sung by tenor Jon Vickers; presence of TV," Levine said. Vale does have going for him. act in 1969. A few years ago he was wilh him. he seemed re- wouldn't do so well, knowing telecasts. soprano Renata Scotto sings "If I were Jimmy Mc- "It obviously gives us a chance you don't have to be Italian put it back in because, as he luctant to leave the stage. Af- the cameras and all those mil- the part of his wife. Cracken, I'd (eel exactly as he to communicate with such a but it helps. He's at his best puts it: "It brings back beau- ter about an hour, he com- lions of people were out "Maybe the audience won't Desdemona, and baritone Cor- does," Levine said "I (eel so sharply Increased number of when he forsakes newer, up- tiful memories to me and I mented that at that point he there," said Levine, who is be as big as for one of the 10 nell MacNeil is the villain. sorry that something that people and to open up the Met tempo selections (or the tried hope, of course, to you." used to leave so he could come both music director and princi- best-known operas," Levine Iago should be a boon has become a as a national cultural institu- and true Italian songs his au- Vale, who drew a lull house back (or an encore But, he pal contactor of America's tion" said, "but in choosing what we source of such unhappiness Other live telecasts this sra diences clamor (or. and was accompanied by an added. "1 don't keep running most prestigious opera troupe televise, there are things more son will be a new production of orchestra o( outstanding musi- off the stage anymore because "Everybody seems to want He cited an oft-quoted important tomethanthename And. if his material isn't "But they've surprised me," Smetana's "The Bartered cians, has an appealing sincer- I'm getting older " to do television, but there statistic that the lone telecast of the opera Italian, it's better when it's old he said in an Interview. "Eve- aren't enough performances of 1976-77, a new producton of Bride" on Nov 21. Puccini's — or at least sounds old He ity which makes audiences He kepi on singing and talk- ryone has taken to it quite nat- (this year (our out of 210) and "La Boheme," was seen by "My vote is for putting on "Tosca" on Dec 19, and Ver- has a strength which lies in want to overlook his vocal ing and. even when the show- urally." the casts are fixed years in more people than have at- TV those operas thai will rep- di's "Luisa Miller" in January, softness and there was silence flaws. was over, lingered onstage to So well has the medium advance." tended all theater per- resent the Met at its best Ones date to be announced as he sang "You Forgot to And. sensing that the crowd savor the applause

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OPEL GT 197] - Excellent condition PART TIME workl Engine and motor in good con Call 141-1144 New llret, low mlleag* Call 142-4129 or chrome Only 6000 mile* 13750 firm ihtorlnohl, , ooutomotlc. olr. 50,000 <5lo Eicellent condition S7.000 mile. 6 10 30 p.m. . ,oor (Wo it, now *i<•* M- rjltlon Beit offer Call M7 7&S 747 1307 Coll »1 33BT •UICK SK>i AUK - im. n^oOmiies. •HO mvm. DODGE 1974 CHARGE R IE - Sunroof. «II like new. one owner HMO Call CrulM control, full power. Atklng OPEL STATION WAGON 1972 - Me- HONDA CBJ40T l»/\ Hed 4.000 ALSO FULL TIME IIWHIU CHEVROLET ltS7 COLLECTORS ITEM - 1M1 Corvolr 741-Wei ^__ moo caii UA no, 9 to s. chanically A I, asking S1.09S. One mllei. like new Sltty bar. wlndthleld POSITIONS AVAILABLE Monia Spydtr SUMO original mllei, S7J0 Call 2*4-*U5 ' _, nfwt DODGE 1973 CHALLENGER - owner. Coll 741-2399. 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Com, carburetor, eitrot JIM m3 en iwiMUni FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON - 1*77 MAICO - Mint condition, must CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD WAGON Coll H7-4711 oner e p.m. sell this week Beti offer. Control Jerseys laigesl fire olorm 1f71 — Powar tlevrlng/dlsc broke*, BILL LANZARO 5 AUTO SALES INC 1949, factory olr. tinted windows, npony It now hiring No experience ..mno lob. part « o «n "J»|W< power fleering, outomotlc, very good 7J9 7WI air. muny tdroi T hi I cor In ihowroom 114 Main St (tfHteMTin SUWOO estary Mutt tx over II and retpon AUDI Mil im - Automatic, in CREDIT PROBLEMS condition 14S0 Call 14155iO between itna rtuim, to P 0 •»" I tkot, OKd condition bit ofltr ovof condition 11/00 or moke otter ?M VM FORD »T7 - Country Squtr* nine MOTORCYCLE ANO MOPED INSUR Ic < iHiiixiny will Iroln, Start work No cash? It you're working, we con Mom. ANCE - Roasonable rotes Grotilngcr ....mediately For Interview Call Mon Book. N.J iml lift WlHI. 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Power steer automatic, power steering/btakes, air, ANY CAR - DRIVER AGE EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE log. ttiree ipwd on tht floor UKKI Coll ing/bruket Excellent condition In and AM'FM, vinyl root, red with while top CALL 747 7900 - Operalort wanted Good poy Please 7*3*4I oul Mlchelln whltewallt, plus two new and Interior 10,000 highway mllti. J. REID HARRISON AGbNLY AUTO MECHANIC - First Clots and CoN Mr. Banks 566-6120 or 6411 radial snows S/,000 mllei, Best offer brocket A only need apply Lead person coiTTir^m First under book at 17495. Red Bonk RATES REDUCED" ~FOR MANY EXPERIENCED PAINTERS - Full takes. 747 7674 unyllme Volvo, 119 f ost Newman Sprlngt Rd , DRIVERS — Chock our discount* ond Dodge dealership Excellent pay 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole hORO LTD STATION WAGON 19/1 - d Irlnge benefits Good opportunity time Call after i p.m. ^ Bo"* *41 SM4 _ low down payments. Free quote. 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Shrewtbury 747 5400 INC., 7414500. 741 107V Call Mrs Hammond: 471-4391, Mrs FIRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT GRAND TORINO - Station wogon, Kontluli, 566 SJU or Mrs. Archer, RED BANK VOLVO JUNK CARS WANTED - Hlgheit 229 4S2) lf/3. power windows, olr condlllonlng. rices paid. 24-hour towing. Bft C HIRING NOW lour good tlrei. 72,000 mllei Excellent Mf E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD RED BANK, 741-SM6 owing, 291-5993 BANQUET BARTENDER - W/F Due to 100% IncroOM In production, wt condition S1W0 Call 71/ 1/3* ? Mostly weekends Head Waitress. TOP DOLLAR nove immediate openings tor sale* rep REDIKER SHERMUN M/F, will train either. Write Box reMntatlvet, installers, office help and GTO IHi - AlUedone. classified at a DODGE PEUGEOT FOR USED CARS hot rod, New paint lob. 11500 firm M-3»«, Th« Dolly Register . monagmement trainees Rl, i4 Wull Township—449 3100 LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. Shrewsbury, N-J^ 0Tn\ Muller^ WWII Rt. M SoyrtvHIl. M.J, 727-1300 RELOCATING, MUST SELL - 1*71 . DARMAiO/BARTENOER Five days Thunderblrd. Diamond Jubilee, 351 en USED AND JUNK CARS WANTEO - a week. Paullni Tavern f-or appoint HOLSEY PONTIAC Oirie. 5000 mile*, mint condition, Call TOP PRICE PAID. men! coll 2*i-*»7. We Need You RTE M 5427W0 EATONT OWN 264-1070. CALL 741-1241 BOOKKEEPER - Through general To loin Central Jersey'* largest dlt Chevrolet - BMW (A HONDA 1974 CIVIC — CVCC five RITTENHOUSE ledger With tome mac line ex trlbutor of tire softly equipment. You speed, excellent condition. In and out LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. A i used cars. Top dollar paid p*rlence Mont C con torn SIM per week pan time No V Sony e.iroi »)7O0 143 «*7. Hwy U 771 1MB Ocewt Twp OAJII MOTORS (301) HI 71 fefiier. 7794300 experlmce necessary company will IMPALA 19*9 3» motor, power SHORE MOTORS WE NEEU USED CARS BOOKKEEPER - Up to general led train Aberdeen Twp. ETTV) -^ steering/broke*, good running condi- M Volvo-Triumph Dealer Toe dollor paid MULLER CHEVRO ger. all prtas#i Only experienced need tion: 1947 Ford Folrlane, six cylinder, Hwy. 3S. Monosguon 5217500 LET, Hwy. li, Motowon, SM #000 apply Fringe benefits Call 111-1303 lor For Inteiview, call Mist Jones air sherds, tires 291 ?637 appointment. SST 50 1973 WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS 739-0377, Ext. 10 SCHWARTZ Chrysler-Plymouth INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 1961 ASKING 17S BOOKKEEPER FRONT END LOADER OPERATOR Rt. 34 & S. Atlantic Ave. — Travel-all Four-door, power steer Rod Bonk, 7474717 Experienced In computerized payroll. 671 -om Mt b OPEN Ing. power brakes, air conditioning, STEIN CADILLAC Part time. Hour, 17-4. 14 per hour. |-nn orkTkTfc DAItY TILL 9 P.M. automatic, 11,000 miles on rebuilt en RY AVE,, ASBURY PARK ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY glne, very good condition. Asking 7/5MOQ 20 Thomas Ave 7473494 Srtrewsbuty 11300 Call SM JI57 offer S p.m. llonal and Audio Visual prod-wctt, »e*d BOOKKEEPER PART TIME - Vor- »10D~OUUU WED. & SAT. till 6 p.m. STRAUB flUICK - OPEL right person In shipping deportment JAGUAR 1975 — XJeC, two-door, one NINE ACRES of New and Used Cart led duties ana oenerol ledger ex Musi have driver s license Call owner, 79400 mllei. Asking U900 Hwy. 35 2*4-4000 Keyport perlence Coll 741-SO»| 71t4tJl I7|«52 otter 6 p.m. 51 Help Wanted BULLDOZER OPERATOR - Mutt be STRAUB BUICK-OPEL JAVELIN — 1972 Sport* cor, at It, experienced Top salary. FULLTIME - Salesperson tor dinette need* tome body work and repairs NINE ACRES ot New and Used Car* Male/Female need* toe ody Hwyli 2*4-4000 Keyport 9H-UI] or 717-7137 store Good opportunity, benefits Coll (700. May be M*M*nn ot American Motors (or appointment. 471-liu w Delivering & Taking or callll 229-4712294714 SUBARU 1971 - DL, two-door, auto DISTRICT MANAGERS IUS DRIVERS - Must have bus (rlvtr't llcenM ond experience FULL-TIME - AutomotivAutomotive memechanicc , KIT9ON CHEVROLET CO. monr radio, htgttr. rtor dtfogger, excellent condition and well main MANAGERS Calt 791 U&O i n« ellng Kitchen cabinets. Room odal- Ta-im tlons/r»creotlon room, rellnlthlng "^ijyjljtnt oooor. «C0. H14M1. BOBCATS •MONARCHS • ZEPHYRS • COUGARS bookcas«s. Armslroop chondelltr cell DAVE'S GENERAL REPAIRS - And DODGE VAN ton - Windows, looht. Ings Free advice ond estimates Good remodeling. Carpentry, plumbing and T A UT0 -uni good. it»oo-i«od. »l,4» or Doit workmanship. Coll onytlme. m-57if. "WTA L : LARGE INVENTORY -YEAR END VALUES . Coll u\4t£r electrical. XM-ttM J days FORD ECONOLINE VA« It7» - ADDING MACHINES LIGHT HAULING — Yordi ond cellart Powot Itoirlno/brc*,,. AM'FM llgM. TYPKWRITEWS tleaned. Trett cut and refrigerators Financing Assistance Available track, •la t(n „„ „„_, tmlihod toktrt out. No lot. too small. Sl-VXt. Injtflorjg^,! toT ADDERS - TyiHwrltefs. Calc told, traded, repaired. FORD - 1*41 Plck-yp CtOMlc. •»• c tl0fl DISCOUNT prlc.1 PAINTING ft f iu* .2!* Owtsor must sell SERPICO-1 Colt S4MSf4 onyiime DECORATING PLUMBING A HOUSEPAINTING - I om o painter HEATING with nine **ort iptptrHMSCt end storttd t_£0f*&_ WA66 UMCOLN MCRCURV my own bM.ntu.Tm MMMtlftf Hr Mtts AVIS INTERNATIONA PLUMBING PROILEMS? fled cwtemtm to mtOlim « rytrtejtte* tor qoollfv work and reasonable pr Icei (nterlor ond eirtrlor, Mly Insured. Call U2 SI 14 Fre« etllmotft. lal. — TRUCK INSURAHCfl DRIVEWAY PAINTING AND DECORATING KONOf tiNcow mm DtMOfi mmw. ouoln ond MiM COMSTKUCTIOM Corl •. J0*m Fultv Insured For fre* ettlmafes cdTl TtfMX DRIVEWAYS 681 SHREWSBURY AV£.,M1 747-5400 Motorcycle. PROFESSIONAL PAPEHHANOIN0 SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.1978 17 ii.Htipwomtd BlMllMU 71. Mtrchandiie 77. Ptti And Livestock Opportunities For Salt Advanced And Beginners 101. Apartments 102. Houses For Rent IN. Houses For Rent DOG TRAINING RUMSON - Two bedroomi. ovoHotur JUT air _ ClasM* eve* ond Sot. afternoons. HIGHLANOS - One two bedroom MOLMDEL - Flvebedroom older now to June. kids, pets ok %3H Mor Fill II tana caUntlcatunat. procllcpracflcalla v home, 1400 per month plus utilities. Boyshore Companion Dog Club tmtnts, wottrtront. For oppolnl aaa, vactMin cloawan. lawn mo* n u t. call mjtji w jtj-jgL. ^t!*! *^!!!?_?y*l 5**_™. ^'i many laara Kami. KM II a.m RU~MSb7i~-""Colonlol With three ______-___ UNCROFT FARMETTE - On p.m.. oftof I p.m. HIGHLANDS - On*-bedroom, one ooms, dining room, porch, double AT STUD - Buff Cocker Spaniel, AKC, ild k bll id UOO M ocreoge, custom Cape Cod. FIRE- oorage . eicelltnexcelli t location S4]i •LACE. Xtros SECRETARY - Par Ca* Nock loo T4imS, 747-mi NURSiRV SCHOOL - Prt-KIn IBM TYPEWRITERS tf-XH iwitTATt BIMTALt t*r. iMca, Ward pianalai tiparlonco oro- RENTAL III » par mo. BEAGLE - Hunting dog. Well trained, KEANSBURG - Only 1140, move to- SEA BRIGHT - Small, wtwo bedroom Day Cart Lacatad In "iTTLE SILVER - Three-bedroom orrad Fvll ar part- wmaltall tgStu tout wrth eattow to buy I7MU7 Mtablt day (good area), free utilities, couples cotlogttl . tumlinedtlnd , winter orr ytar anch. Family room, central air, fire- JfWELRV - Ta tttllt aaWt. Wan roundltoM QY-"^^!*,^^.! HCRlTARy STATE_RENTALS_Bkr. place, plus other eiitroi Close to town pOf*e ssono. OaSpwiaaVlod entice Ou tat Mima) tnd ataartadrlnat OaW COLLIE FOR STUD - Three years •filer liSO per month, plus utilities. iroctltl. platinum and diamond old, with papers Con weekdays from KEANSBURG - Lovely efficiency, Sea Bright Cottage AcTcMPLbyMENt AGENC aracaM, dlamand Ikid tarrliw, imti i.nv, ond all doy Sat. and Sun iwot. gas paid. Only SIM Call Mon Ocean Avt.. only_ll40, movt in 747HIt TKarnai Ava. MI-MM mrtwa ouarltd Itwalry. Mwtl Mil Coll ttt STATE_R^NTAU • *» •1-S7M. SHREWSBURY - Two-btdroom. llv Sf RVICf Pfi FREE TO GOOD HOME - Not fll lo be (EVPORT — Two bedrooms, un- rBNTALt Btr. KENMORE ELECTRIC - Sloyt with ' oyed Seven-month male dog furnished. Inquire tor terms. SI7S a Ing room, kitchen, oath Close to tron s | MATAWAN - Super cotloge. lust kMM d dl Itl clack, talf-ctaanlna, J^ojnrimen^ •i-33M>Ji'S_p.- n_- mont_h_SUJjin days. jTje-im_tvM._ and bust* 11S0 a month plus utilities i|i/mo«e in. neor Rt 14, kidi, pets SERVICE STATION - AtlirHHnl, Merchandise For CERMAN SHEPHERD - Two-year- (EVPORT — Two-room apartment, pan HIM. MUM aM •oakonat Ea- Sal* old pure-fired male, likes children, utilities and air conditioning supplied. wes"T~LONG BRANCH - Tfirtt LADIES FULLY LINED - Brown all cots, other dogs Needs LOTS ot run- tlU per month It4 IIW between 9 i bedroom home. kid*, pel* ok. UK woathor caof with real fur cellar, slie ning space Free to aood home Serious MIDDLETOWN - Ranch home, Monmouth Rentals 774-01* 8*' US 1, 111; todies heavy winter coal, slie caller i_o_n|y^ 747_S»* KEYPOIT - Ilegont one-bedroom urnlthed, three bedroomi. den. (lie- II. HO; todies i« apartmeni, beautiful view of the bay •MB. 3 LINES HORSE STALLS EWING MACHINE OPERATORS - slie II1, , 17,; k boyys Hft Includes all utilities. 739-2S07. M. full boord, Sycamore Ave.. Tlnton .ONG BRANCH - Wests besl two 104 Winter Rentals aurov, brown loat . j. tin U. MIDDLE TOWN - Ranch home, 5 DAYS never worn, USIIS, , tlUni a tiltlit Mortho Mdroom, lust Itti. private, kids ok HIG"HLANDs"~H~ILLS""Three Wellington Spread, U 747«M, after i "HOR$1~STALLS <*TUM STAVl RENTALS Bhr. NIC-Par air bedroom winter rental. UOO plus utin ly. Call $3.00 For rent. Mlddltown arep. LONG BRANCH - Ready soon, one- )AKMURST - Flnt suburban home. tit*. Octon view Bohr* Real Eftoie. RatMar FAMILY ADS can I LEAF BLOWER -ihp I bedroom, hoot pold. only I2» Mon unaoootd Itami lar you aulck in-i*n _ STOCK CLIRK- Auta parti Hart In year old, like now. OBI. I mouthRentoj s1/74:Ol» B_kf_ lli Jee _ MarcKaadM far aua ONLV I p,m. SEV" BRIGHT - Ntwiy carpttea. perton M nekp m ORT MONMOUlH - Seven rooms, furnished, efficiency apartmtnt* ond LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS Long Branch $85 motel unit* Doil* *ee«iy rtionin,, SdH»t«K»tMI«, Apply kipertwi at " 110, Xtros 127S plus utllllitt Adults preferred •RlCt*MUST If MENTIONED. Eact VERTICAL BLINDS rates Mold serviceall utilltitt Trade fella Awta Supply. tfTTwy lTEaton- " I. ll.at No dlicounl II 10% OFF LISTI ALS Bkr )nt month itcurlly rtqulrtd. Coll 'l lo- ln*5^m_°lj?n_ _ Wind! MoW. MMU' conctlad btlort tiplrotlon Fret delivery, Eltnby Products, Call _ _ S_*_t__atltrJJMIV fiNT Wit - Coty Shrewsbury stfllg. SUPERINTENDENT - M Family, Bl-tM-ta. for Quote PINTO PONY - 111 hands, Move somo*ntrur y bildbuildii n E drives. English or Wtittrn S CAR COATS - Dre»«», Pan 47*434 ITATE RENTALS BUr Mcsd only. Mutt hove ow •parole*, tilt U to 1*. nearly U00 1*6 11]] on NextPooe Apartmtnt, tatory. 7ury. H.J Ir7»t SHIM TZU - Puppies. AKC reolsiered. bedri CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES EiparMnctd In 1 tables S43 A74 odoroble Block ond white Eiceilent Rtra SWITCHftOARD OPERATOR — HI . Uacobatn), i REGISTER MOVING SALE — Dryer, air condl pedigree, from 1150 up Depotll will »7_» TOU FREE FROM MATAWAN AREA 566 8100 on prtmlttt gmljiyj pott Itme StMdy *•*. Call»' M» SimTiM CLASSIFIED ADS tloner, rug, compactor. Coll offer < ioid Alto available solid blutk Lopper MATAWAN - Km Oordens, Dig one p.m.. in Mil and two bedroom aparimenti starting TOU FREE FROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 PERSON - Par Uacti dart, aM (ar TELLER TRAINEE - Excillenl op MOVING -1 of. Maine dwtrhoad. in ot MM Carpelina throughout Air con- ir Rid tank nardwort and portuntty, light typing eMentlal. Pttat- Easy Monglt, tKCtllent condition, lom ditioning, Lots ol parking Swimming Nan-Commttclal Ralaa $4 minimum charge ant worilno candttlora^plui benefit* Bicycles/Mini lly die, HO. DtJur movie prelector, pool andTennit Courts. Your very own Pei line Now occ^ipftM appllAAont tar our cirttom I«X, model P. 1010 oulomotlc no Walk to shopping and N.Y City Eatantown offlt*. Coll to* app Bikes _^ 73c PLATE LAYOUT PERSON - Set up loodlng ioom, |mm. Ui Set of Robert Timulmg SM 4010 Open 9 a.m.-} 1 Day am. Mon. to Frl. Mporlence a must. Ableto wor t from 1 i Browning, leather-bound books, MO 2 Days (Consecutive) 67c rVtctlngnouw combination roostei prlntt, preu broke experience Real AIR CONDITIONERS - WOO BTU MIDDLE TOWN 61c AHDSCAPI GHIOiHEl s ikSKiS " 3 Days (Consecutive)- - opportunity tw tht right person, Must TELLER TRAINEES 31.009 BTU. Storting at m New used __747_1*S«___ «LPE« WAMTiO - »oll Hm. My Five furnished roomi EHCtllenl opporiunlty on entry level • now damaged Over M0 In slock will 4 Days (Consecutive) 55c - rlaaca naonaary. 74I7UJ ofltr ' BAFAVUS MOPED 1976 ' "-*• caar.lerlna oHiWrkmci helpful deliver ond Install. Call etM77l. MOVING - Miscellaneous and body MOO WILES. ASKING IJ?i MODITRV APARYME"NT ""Near 5 Days (Consecultve) 51c ld S Items Eatontown. AIR CONDITIONERS - 11,000 BTU'J. 741 M10 transporiation. best time la call before 6 Days (Consecutive) 47c LANDtCAPt HELP WANTfD S7S. «00, UO Excellent condition M-0744 rwn 4W-04U. 45c Child* kitchen *ot. SIS. 7474B1. 7 Days (Consecutive) U MULCHER - Scarcely used, perfect MODERN GARDEN APARTMENT - SS&S** working condition, WW Grinder Corp, 8 Days (Consecutive) 41c TRAVEL AGENT All. GHfcENHUUSt Plont» mull One ond two bedroom* ovoilable im LAUNOHV - AM *Y riaailng glim PLUMBER - Eu_., model IN, ha* Brlggi and Straton mo mediately No pels Can between VS. 10 Days (Consecutive) 41c «H M., Sufi.. 4-W r m Muallt oWt lkK/i, ombMloo. and reliable _ Part time. Experienced. Hwn ntgo lor, WO Large catt Iron flowtr urn, 135 range ptut benefits. Coll Don Piuoihato 717 rbi, otter 1 p.m. •ter ,pm $4 minimum charge Inc., Sum Monday through Friday 741-Wl ED BANK 21 RIVERSIDE AVE Commercial RaMt ANTIQUES - And unique Items Lllv 'UCHMAXI 1976- While, 3SMPH. 100 RIVERVIEW TOWERS Per Line PORTER M/W - Full or port tlm., Mr il Country Store, relocated al LAWN MKVICI PEP.SON - HMI Amplifier, 1173 THE VERY FINEST IN nunlns homo. Eapartancod only naod TRUCK TIRE RECAPPING IUFFING Willow Drive, Link Silver. 1 Day "nr with cotcandnKk up 11W I wo LUXURY HIGH-RISE Hi. «rlvar't llcanai, tiril lima Cai PERSON - Eiptr lented, good rate, Tues. through tot " e SM S7 microphone, and itartdi. Overlooking the Noveunk River 2 Days (Consecutive) 76c m-llla, altar I p.m. iteody work ptut all other bantfltt. ANTIQUE - Ptano-top desk. IM0; 1100 Guild Blnun echo unit, t)00 Un phone. Apply In person, Men. through Aly In person, Pertti Amboy Tire, 47S 3 Days (Consecutive) ! 70c CMCTAP.V — Small can French Provincial desk and chair. 83 CBs/Electronlcs We wont you! ..To help us keep rents al tank afflcai dlvartiritd. Frl. only. I a.m. to S p.m. Atlantic th SI, Perth Amboy. Rhythm unit. 1100 741 OMi 4 Days (Consecutive) 64c Hlghlond* Nurilng Home. • Mid I, wall unit, HH IM 4m t By moinlolning lOOS oc- aiparlanct, coll Ml m. NEVER USED - Twin sltTboTspring ( b ANHNNA Moonroker 4. three dtotown Ave.. AltonHc Hlghlorwh TRUCK MECHANIC - DleMl •• cupancy we are effectively keeping 5 Days (Consecutive) 58c ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - let- -- m —A I t . * b>^....hjl perltfKi and tool, neceuory Apply ir monirii old. eicellent condition Must rent, low Studio, itarting ot 1I7S, one table*, teti ot choir*, all com 54c POSITION! AVAILABLE CUSTO porton Schworti interrvatlonol, Ml W bedroomi starling of t]40, twe 6 Days (Consecutive) LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT ly reflnlined. Coll 344 UU SI, ATIVES - pPMFIKilry lull Imocktd DIANS - M/W. MMdtetown Towntnip Front St.. Red Bonk NEW CONDITION BEDROOM SET CrntDtO BASE - Hygain. J3 cnon bedroom, slorilng al ISO0, Ihrei 7 Days (Consecutive) , Boord oi Education. Interested portles Sttrllaa Thampttn wantt you. I ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - tm net. plus antenna. Super Maa 17&0bedroomi also 48c * jld reauest application ot Admin Is 8 Days (Consecutive) Proartttlvt maimali, craatlva undar TYPIST/ Areai lorgest and flneti tetectlon. 373 Coll between ) 7. MI 171* millO morning, After 9M pm Ion Office. » Tlndoll Rd.. Mid Souankum Yellowtxoak Rd.. Fan 10 Days (Consecutive) 45c y prafcc dletown. N J. 077«. Equal Opportunity TERMINAL OPERATOR Ml 20U, Centrol air ond heat, gas cooking EwaMlna tngdalc, neil to Howell Park. lies, 14-hour doorman, TV secur •aklno. prDfaulot... PART-TIME McLAIN, *]tV37| (7 dayil pvimming pool, louno. mormo, MMCCM4.CoM Ed PRESSMAN (M'F) - Chkt H", Ei f you ore occurote ond con follow . jnderground periling Rental of- Novy Coil ni-Wt_aH*trJprn^ FAMILY PLAN RATES p*fl«nc« o mutt. Full llm« position detailed Initrudlons. we will troln you OFFICE EQUIPMENT - If77 Mlnolto fice open seven nays o week Call Bob kklngtIl t Coll 3 ,nes — 5 Days — $3 00 $1 00 each line Available to HUB to operate our Computer Display Ter u UVtlN HILP M/W - Sana caaklna mlnals. 1p.m. tajp m. -Uper hour M Merchandise individuals placing ads under Merchandise for Sale tot •mflmn nacaaaary. ream and boor i RBAL CSTATC SALESPEOPLE - Ouollflodf InlerestedT Servd rewme BABV GRAND PIANO RED BANK - Brand New stud.o apart items not exceeding $100 each, items musi be pneed ^« *»*«'" Th Dlui tor rtfiht Individual who tnophone colls pleosel to, Ptanl Man Rebuilt, tISOO ONE STANDARD - White crib, no Wanted •ntt. Sept 10 occupancy 137SHIH7S-HIS d work ond Toll ager.Unlveritty Graphic* Inc , 11 West COM SU-4133 mattress. MO ElertroluK canister Su monmfhlT y Heal included 671 *7K .alter Non-commercial ads only .oil Mr. Preston, Ave , Atlontlc Hlghlonds. N.J. 0771*. per-J model vacuum & attachment* BEAUTIFUL LEMON - Tree, bear Ing one-yeor old, IM0 1*11*27, after S p m AAAAAA-LlOuibAfruNAANTEt Contract Rates on Request tPN — Wantaa. part tin*, vvtnlrwn fruit. I7» All-brass andirons, wood ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. RUGS. F0> RED BANK - Beautiful one-bedroom, 4-11. Apply at Gordtti Slot* Monof REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Minim basket, flic tools. ttOO Reverse paint ONE DYLAN - Ticket, orchestra * living room, dining room, co.ptting Martina. Ham*. U Van Brocklfl Rd. Molmtxt Rtolty hoi lmm«Jtot« opening hour. Landlord poyi heal and welter 1300 fw brtght, QMIWIVI, rtlloblc ot ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY i, us w m\ FRONT PAGE READERS «KkiH Wt WITW T provldprovd* buy.ri. oodd BEDROOM SET - Full slie, modern, 1*7 blQQ i.1 OH FEMALE - PHI A PER ID Tnomo. Ave. 747 im Shrowtbury PIANOSORGANS RED BANK - Three-room, gentleman BOX REPLY SERVICE Wfilllna and vtr_Rd_ ^ Rymun -JM-i \S9_ Face Heading* U SO Eiptrlanca In eulaaard ond In Entry level, eicellont boneflts. Stori FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER not necoMOry. Sophisticated market ANTIQUE'S - GATEWAY AN apartmeni Adults preferred Call otl«i atard/amtaard. E«callant apaartuilt' Call for Appointment 4*3-4730 Ing ond training program available TIQUES. Rt 16 ond Homnieod Ave ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY i_i ati _ — mm t akB*l ha .... *\a Modem office «Hh oTetaenttal taul Leonardo jr»M3». R"E~D~ BANK - Threeliedniom "apart Hies Member of MLS. Coll Foulki 10 Thomas Awe. 747UN Shrewsbury CARPETING - Apple Green, git wool PICK YOUR OWN CANCELLATION NUMBER with podding, living room. SIS, ment. HIS per month Inquire 15 Soutfi Preston Agency, tor confidential in Llmos and Strlngbeons. Cosolo Farms, HUMMELS - Wonted. Old or~ntw WAITIftt/WAITREUES M/F - Ex bedroom. ISO. 471-41U Notice and Credit for cancellation is given only on Itrlvn ^ partencod, 7 o.m. to >p.m., five * Rl S», HolmdtT 11111 N MARINE HELP — EUWMIK* houllna lAtTlT -"""Two" luxury stui issuance ot special Kill numbe* to advertise' when can CHANDELIER - 10 candle Stroui IJntf koati. bolti pawtr and toil, tack mt* mfv Wi, heat included C AoM> Fair Havon Voihl Wo Cental, truly magnificent Asking Cannon Ball bed. triple NAN JOHNSON cellalion ol ad is requested Advertiser must retain number tub Call after e pm, 471 ito> f REAL ESTATE WAITRESSES/WAITERS - Port BUYS AND BUYS lor future reference SALES MANAGER time, eitperltnced. Apply In perton CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM SET - t entire household to a RUMSON - Two bedrooms, porch L John. LTD. lT»eoch Blvd Dresser with morblc Inset 1100 PING PONG TABLE yord. Oil uliliti«i, U2i. no pets Avail No cancellations will be taken after 4 pm Friday until fl Acllvt tool MM olrto Haklag quail Obit Oct. Iff- ^^-WW^TJ/^Ttll MARINE MECHANICS nad paraan la toko complflo charao d Wolnut formica kitchen ul, \V> i am Excellent condition, ue am Monday cocktail table with matching end table MUOefl after 5 SHADOW LAKE 'VILLAOI - EXPERIENCED WAITRtiiES M/W - Full or part Please check your ad the day it appears POOl TABLE - Bruniwlch OLD FURNITURS - Antique*, china [communityit , twt o Oedroobd m 21 i both time Mult to experienced Apply In lh lf porson, Res Olntr, 117 W Front SI. feulonal table, orlglnol cosl. oloiiwoie ailvbiet-lsaiiduiu u-b'Ut I Townhouse, gall. lenm*. MO< and IB*I, R»g*t*t oennot tw reKpufiubie tor •»"" •"*' *' ff'fl?K WOOD 4" slate Best offer over Immediott cosh for anythma and *-t ' ooe year leave. UK. night or weekend, COUCH AND LOVE SEAT - EHColltn Call 542 1700 to make corrections condition. Whltt with bluo trim II» *7I 3Bt» rythina. RUICII i. 2S E From St ICO1!J*?!.'_ WAITRESS M/F - Enpeii«nc*d RECEPTIONIST M'-lefS I SMALL APARTMiENT"APARTMENT - 199 Port For Doctor > offlct Gatd typing M TOM . Wed . Thurt., Frl. •rtofcto.t ond Coll m MIO REFRIGERATOR - Amona, 17 c good condition, 140 firm. Coll U Monmoutn Rd . Port Monmouth, N.J clarlcal tkllli. KnowMat tt madlco (oncti. Apply Mi perton. Victor • Coffee CYMBAL - n Jlldllon. LAOYS DIAMOND RING - Betwee DEADLINES Sftop. ioPCKeqr, Avt, Seo Irloht Aiklng 170 after j p.m. 2* coral, single stone. Private in Bedroom, Mtchen'iiving room area vOcmmovogY. "revioui supervisory OK bath 1I9S plut electric No p«'> ai ADS — Set solid style ads — 4 pm day be'o'e MARINE MECHANIC - VaariauM Call OMSW etlar < pm veslor Send Replies to Box Mill. Th partenc* or management ability ore WAREHOUSE PERSON - Drive fork REFRIGERATOR 3C t u fi . with lowed _Coh^9SjQ37«_ lft experienced only. imnwINJri Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N J publication — Friday 4 pm for Sunday pubheauon ter red. FM1IM0 hours. Send Return* *" lift, trrtp and receive. Permononl smoll Ireeier, l» Coll fair Mavni Yacht worm 07701K P 0 Ion n. Hoilot. N.J. OPT. potltio, teneflh Thuredoy through Daily-Sunday 747-0071 Tlnion FaMs J130 " Oasalied Display — 4pm two days prior to put il Monday. M JBpm Apply In perion, H TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO RECEPTIONIST - For n REFRIGERATOR - KennwV auto Boraam rate, ho it utllitie* free 747 9*J« — Thursday. 4pm lor Sunday publication Proof ads MECHANIC'S HELPER - iraU and Istond «. R JoMnton, Inc., Hwy. IS, Keyport, DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry rtxrttt defrost, used three monthi Holi Loih DON PONS JEWELERS W STATE RENTALS Bi three days prior to publication Real Estate Today - fraM andtftap, hH I bantflh, parmanan REGISTER dryer, also Klndnet* hair wrier cm UI nm. aotlllan. vollo N.J. drlvtrt Buy trom private owner* ond eilale UNION BEACH r-Twi apartment* for Wednesday tor Friday and Sunday publication RECEPTIONIST WELDER - Set-up experience a must after S. 141 7M1 rent. Heat and coofcn ajM* supplied lerfja raavlrtd. OH alltr I p. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RLPAIREU AN Some typing and clerical wort., houn able to work from print. Real op Classified Ads SEARS — French Prevlnclail »o*ru.- "LRY Ol.lOHf-D — Good area. One nSfnti tecurlly CORRECTIONS — 4 pm Monday through Thursday io< SV1J07 or 1*4 0411 17 pm U per hour portunlty tor the right person Mint M Set. consisting of canopy bed, two nigh lovtn. N J Ml 6 next day 4pm Friday tor Sundav and Monday o good mechanic to quality. Benefits MECHANICALLY INCLINDEO PEP. ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCV itartdv two cnr*ti ond one dresser 11M WEST END - Cedar Fore*. Oi *JA Thnnuii t II— 1AJ \A^U UhfaaaH BaVi kt k Insurance, vocotian lipty at II Rail as low as — Tt Mom mochlnt tatua am aV 1 nOfTWH HVt. f*/ JaTFRl iTH rWHIUI 1 it offei furnished onfl untgrni»hed cnt and t*o - rtunlty tar adyanciman rood Ave . f^QtrTdngdott, HJ, RFAl FSTATF RCCEPTION9T SEAL COAT - *» Ipitgffi. good condi- bedroom OpufIrfitnt* WJJ and up WEEKEND CALLS olumfnum bulHMna praa- WRECKER O P C R A . Hf Nl ALS heol. hot Holer and C0Ak>r>Q pa» pro 1•raadandlliciar Ab4« to meed public Typing ond goner 41 cents tion, reasonable Secretary desk, good TOR/ATTENDANT - Ntghts. Apply (rt londiKon Vending machines, Hunt's wided Ser re*idenl monbger '] Cedor ANSWERING SERVICE— Alter 5pm • Engltn Mttoli al clerical work. Stort UN Avt.. ADI » JNIH< ffWT'iK ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCV porson Jilt Sunoco. IH Hwy M inocli pock, U0 each 71J 4J76 after 4 Monday all calls are taken Oy our ansA- Solford, N.J. . 101 Apartments » Thomot Ave TV MN Shrewsbury SEWING MACHINE - Singer, high WEST ENDS BEST - Stylish one ads corrections and cancellations taken win tw ; JT - DK RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST - For busy RN - Days. Full and port time speed, factory Coll after S p m bedroom, ail utilities tree carpet* 4 For FAST RESULTS TENTAL~SERVICE "^~NeS7i Monday lor Tuesday s paper ingU.llti.Ful rool estate office. Good telephone par •eochvlew I.C.F. 741 9074 xtros. Hii WH100 between lt-1 p.m AT LOW COST doily, never a fee tor tenai 74794J4_ __ STATE RENTALS BI MTMMIry o mwtt Outgoing person, nea All ads are restricted to tne>' proper classical •ppeonmce. muet type ond spell SHEETS OF CORRUGATED PAPER . _ lifted ana unfurnuned home* ai BOARD - Ideal for Comp. School. aportmeni* TElCHER AGENCY. RE the regular Daily Regn.ler style ot type We rfl • 52 Babysitting/Child Scout, Church ond Buslnen project* ALTORS H7 Oceanport Ave Oceon 102 Houses For Rent MEDICAL jALES - To *xt«» E. phone right to edit or reiect any classified advertising . POnO*ftO HOirvOOi wHlfHwIIC' tee RECEPTIONIST - Physician's ol _ Call 747-40H or 443^*7} port_Ml_lM0. Core MIDDLE TOAN - T *0 btdroo dortor Mt«t raffiMiiloll'n, two yeori must type well Four afternoons, two STNGETTSEWING MACHINE - Two ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS"- Capri All ads once called m and processed it cancelled vnili c*> ranch on *« acre. Uli pe> month pii M ••HriMKe ft eferi ed Shore evening* Reply to Box N m The Dot yra'S old. WOO 110' of chain link fence • jortmenii, one ond two Bedroom •ABVSITTER NEEDED - Full lime REGISTER uiintie* and lecuntk }tl 1 W Of'er i charged a mmnTiuni charge ot $4 00 lnt) ctmmltlln ly Register, ytrowibury, fJTTtl, muit be dependable To be with fwa plus gate. UOO Antique desk. Ui •ortmenl* Cloie to ihopping Heat. RESTAURANT PEOPLE - ClOffl children while I work. Mull hove own jt woler included in rent, itarting ot BRADLEY BEACH - Coiy one 1 openers, counter, grill, etc Apply In Classified Ads Q7S per month Call 791 OOOe 'or apbedroom, one child, pet* 0 K JUII transportation, if Interested please SSFABEO- Oween Slie. 1I7» « Five DEATH NOTICES (Kii ntn i* ill 1140 Call Monmouth Rental* 71* QUO MEDICAL RECEPTIONISBrT - Busy Mrionporton,. BBii g Al's, Long Branch tail, .mam before 1 p.m. piece dinette set, IS*« New mal o»ctor'» office. Tea eatonr, Send re B*i 111 f« Deatn Notices Cards oi Thanks in Menwam and AJI FOR TWO CHILDREN — Responsible 542-1700 trestei. U1» Foctory outlet, call Of ATLANTIL HIGHLANDS - Four Hrerwger needed, Thurs. evenTnoi and Toll Fret from Matowon Area ler l pm,. m«71 'oom aportmenl, living room, din- HAZLET - Four bedroom* I'j DOthl, mversary Masses (Run on the Obituary Pagei 9S ing room, xllchen, 1400 plut utilities ba*ement garage 1340 per monlh •very other Saturdoy In Little Silver SOFA til, «(ooght iron ood wood oO-gtWB oftor « » p.m. | 566-8100 cofte* ond end loblei, Ul each, two MELMED AGENCY, 671 MM) HIGHLANDS - Small, iri-ec room col REAL ESTATE RN AND LPN - Full time, five nlghti PERSON — To shay with two children tompi. 140. * loll ltorue. Hi. 744 4i» FREEHOLXTHOWELL - From 1140 1 Toll F ree from MWdletown Areo upi., titinne one bedroom, kids. pet. ok . •age Suitable odull. n/i per month „ RENTALS per wtrt. II 7:M am. Clean, attroc In my home. J Jt>f a.m. weekdays SOFA — Four-piece. Wut flowored txui tr piu* ulHities Secur My require' ttve nwrtlng home. Good benefits. Col ond'or ocosslonal sick ond no school 671-9300 vinyl Kdlonal aen or apon merit Hie Mn King at Wetrwood Hall, m B71 dayi. Hoilei near Hailet Avel., own Mirror. 7WK4' Single folding bed 74?MJ4 2 Autos For Sale 101 Apartments tfonsportotlon. reference! WHIl, ot Table, walnut, two-step ond coffee HIGHLANDS - Coiy collage goodfi pPtaTti. HaTuS. N.J »r» „ deep freeii Chair, wolnut Ski boots. Hie II Re- e occuponcv. H*0 two people, only tt/O Call Monmou 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Rt*n? RN - Wonted, port-time evening* 4 II many electrical lighting futures, never cord player, child i 741 tttf WANTED - HelpoCile person, with ret Rentols7'4 0lS0-Bkr US lee 103 Rentals loShaif. NURSES - RN, 11 ta h part 11 rr Apply ot Cordon State Monor Nor.int; used, four sheers ot one way oltrn No 4 Motorcycles erences. pori rime, baby fining Coll •ttttndt, Frl. and Sal Apply » ptr HpSfie, U Von Brockle Rd . Molmdet SOPAI7S-GE leu ft refrigerator 104 W»nl»i Hpntals. otter » » p.m.. m-HH. 5 Auto Service Parts , •on, Arnold Waltar Nur.lno, Hamt. m ROOF t NO MECHANIC — En U0 Desk. US Modern walnut double 6 Auto Rent Lease i05Summe' Ra V laurM Avt, Hailtl perlencod only In hot tor or ihlngiet bed. mattress ond boa spring, 110 DESKS, FILES - Toble*. choir., odd washer, corpeting and custom d'opery 747*747 between ID 10 7 Aulo Insurance Driver's license. Gorden State Root 53 Domestic Help Ing mot hint i, typewriters, office lllTUl^llui STORE CONTENTS - Register* steel Ing. 717 SSM. equipment, etc at boraalnprices New S44U00 O 8. Auto Finance • 51 Help Wanted COMPANION AND LIGHT HOUSE Shelves, show coses, refrigerator* SALES HELP WANTED - Part Unit or used A AC OEStf OUTLET, IW 106 Con KEEPING - For elderly woman, live freeiers. ice cube maken. desk*, floor 9 Construction Equipment rteolWe hours E«pertented Linens Rl^li^OokhursI Ul JW0 In preferred Coll 717 7XH. waxer. etc. etc 7174343 CAPTAIN 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Bu'ldmgb I ond dropoi, Me-111*. OESK - 1*0. In good condition, esxM CHARLIES1. 110 Want,ed To Re-M EARN UP TO iALESPEHSON - Experienced In re GENERAL HOUSECLEAHING - And •olid mople dining room (able office cleaning, lli minimum. Cgll Culltord.lv1* a'to two dresseri THJTusio FURNITURE CENTER 7W4U0 or MMJ1X If7 Shrewsbury Ave.. Rod Bonk *90 Beens. Has-beeni and Why No's REAL ESTATE HOUSEKEEPER — Live In or out DINETTE SET - White formica table 10 DiBf CTOOV A WEEKEND Five day week. Two In family. Send wlm leaf, three choirs, one bench THOMASVILLE - Dining room let, ..FOR SALE reference, to Bos M-J41. The Dolly while vinyl with yellow trim, Iff table 4S««I, four straight chain and Register. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07W1, IflfMI two arm choirs, two extra leave*. •» 21 Business Services Goad parllHTW earnings lor HOUSEHOLD HELP WANTED - U tenth to 107" . table pod and glass top 130 Open Houses 22 Arts & Crafts male and Ismale Uyeare SCHOOL hour, two half days/month. Eatonrown DIRTSTONE-TOPSOIL included 6711790 es For Saw Call WllilO. evenings or morning, THREE ¥EDROOM SETS - On* or cider One weekend per BUS DRIVERS Land Cleorlng »> 1417 -132 Co ' befoKalnrr a •| modern, one Colonial ond one child month. Prior Service per- Freehold Regional area Colonial Like new boa spring and mat Immediate opening* HOUSEKEEPER - Millt llvt-ln Disposable Diapers sonnel can earn even more Mature womon wontedtar ligh t houte trets Also, like new 9X1$ rug. living Will train If necessary SUPPLY CORP. room furniture BedtpreaaY curtain., lo start GRATTON BUS SERVICE keeping Care of children. Smol> Buy 0 cose totary V1-4SM. mi.ceiloneoui Items Will bargain 41 mo or r»no ivt up Ii iregukir Col Coll 144 3711 before I and oner * p m 51 Help Wanted 135 Commercial Proper WORKING LADV - Looking for dc Skilled job and management TTRE RXMS - Two brood new IS'. I*. S? Babysitting Wild Care 136 Induslrmi Pioftef, SCHOOL BUI DRIVERS - Desirable work te do generol house cleaning. I DISHWASHER - Chopping block top, hub dtometer A bargoln ot UO training included Learn and 53 Domestic Hpip 137 Lois hours tor housewives, shift workers per day Coll 741-aiO. two yeorvotd IM Coll Ml M9. Earnl college students, rellreei Spocla Coll 4fl-)m 54 Situations Wanted Female drivers license needed We will train Situations Wanted DUNCAN PHYFE — Dining FO3KI i«t TOP SOIL 55 Situations Waited M.ne Coll Vor* Nortwlcfc Bromers, TIT-gWI Sla tons. ISO Also loroef load* owoil 56 Situations Wai •• JOIN THE SEAMSTRESS M/W - Port time Female able ?» Mil Tt' 7UJ turtarnn to »wtour . hjyn.PJI.jjojo» pi yf Male Female ELECTROLUX VACUUM - Cleft _ TRUNDLE BED - From Children* nwnlns AnHy Tap Hot Unltor Model L Plus, power notil*. tcorcety b7 Day Care Ngf* NJ. ARMY Id. MyrHiAva,, LmB BranO. Workbench, teok. excellent condition med Sacrifice lt» IW-oW »» foil after J p m J^V*i_ SECRETARY NEEDED - Par oil 1 NATIONAL GUARD Htm paaltlan. Mutt nov« typing, uwrl BABYSITTING - In my home, oil EVERGREENS - Pkm, Spructl TV - U " portable. Mock ond *MW Mnd and kna«Mao ol MokCnving ages Close to oil Motowon schools. Fin. tlfttr vofltllti. chtap. mutt dig MWI ba aNa » ninSit bwy PJK>~» one Eiiceltenl core, references. W-17S3 Call UMIM olttr t and «taktndt • ' ' bi RIO BANK Coll dtol wltt) pwbllr Coll Itl SXO lor op EFFICIENT - And reliable female seeks position os clerk, receptionist or FIREWOOD ardly swltchboord operator Fulltime ffiStt 1 ™*' 61 Business Oiipwtuniiics 747-0797 SI. Help Wanted part-time. Coll Mi-oiit anytime. FIREWOOD fwd~COMPLETE HOLLYWOOD - EXPERIENCED - Typist, desires Will, itacntd Beth, bedding accessories eitro One student desk one carpel swttper Coil 63 Mofv> To L oan werk at home Will pick up ond deliver delivered vaje-ojajj orierr I p m DISCOUNTS FOR Coil tfi-oUS. FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET 54 M • . . SPECIAL VOLKSWAGEN ACCESSORIES SECHETARV - OaUrn IlKta dampai - Cntchlht USED FURNITURE CEN 100 NOTICES TER OF RED tANK Flnt lurnllurt tor Pair 1*5-11 wMtewoll rodloi snow tires, SENIOR CITIZENS lr» IW sWtaJHiry Ava. UO Pair UoiWtgulor tlrts. UO Both SHEET METAL with plenty ot mileage remaining Also , ;, (rvici WOMAN - WhAM doin work Thrtt GI W PORTACOLOR > TV - In ui rock, tie con w nu ar hwr dan ptr *af«. nmr uttd Eictlltnl CHECK THIS UST Of MERCHANTS WHO ARE WESTINGHOUSE - . TRANSFORMER frlUP) allar 111 dryer, tictllent condition, U0 eoch O E REFRIGERATOR - Frttltr. I' Coll »7l-e1M). OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY 212 nave ' i PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES! cv. ft., tar ctllar •taraat Kail orfti M Win handise For Sale 55 Situations Wanted Call lia-tm. lit».»~ . 2i3mstiuclior»i with like new mattress a 72 Garage Vjttl Malt GRAND PIANO BUILDING SUPPLIES RESTAURANTS 73 Machinery For Sale VARD WORK - Iran Call Ml IM REFRIGERATOR - LINCROM INN 74 Rental Servce lit cu n, Excellent condition UOO A SERVICES . Sr Cltuens All Food 10S Off 75 rarm Equipment GUITARIST - Range with oven, excellent condition. From 1 30 to ) p m Won throuO* So IHt-Hmaijwarantat, fram SIM. Jahn V 1100 After 4JI m_. >44 0411 »x DISCOUNT" Special Dinner menu for Sr Citliem 76 AucK' CERTIPIED LANOKAPINO - And Professional Poptrtvonging Olscourittor Sr Clllien Groups WOMAN'S DESIGNER COAT - Block 77 Pets and I wslock Coll now far tree estimate. Lwncheons and Dinners betted Broaaik). maanificient bluo fox HAMMOND & feALDWIN P M Horon 171 S1U New mon SpringrlnaiR* Rdd .Lint, on 78 Aircraft TStS collor. originally 139 ot local designer PIANO AND ORGAN shop, sacrifice at I'm ifv,, coot to 414170 79Swap Oi Exchange CENTER OLOE UNION HOUSfc 80 Bicycles Mini Bikes I«N Olscownl to Senior CItUens 8' Sports Equipment Olvlilon at Alrtobtfg WOOOwURNING BOX STOVE - Ut. PHARMACIES ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 82 Swrnming P Plant HavM oak bedroom wt. onttque, l»B Other SHREWSBURY PHARMACIMACVY 44 PM ONLY Did rau knaa varied l*»ms 741-4*1$ __^ al Butlneu Wt Participate In PAA *rograPr m II Whort Avt . Red Bort* Ml 7S7S 83 CBs- Electronics Wt Are N.J.'S. S70 Brood sr y Ml 4t74 Opportunities 72 Garage Soles ' PALACE DINER 84 Meichandise Wanted Fully eiperlencea' M Largest and Oldest I0X Discount to Stntor CHitem wire Able le fellow Piano Dealer Yard Sale. «S Monmouth St., Red Bonk Ml 11)1 •p skills con earn yow Moton and HomlM, KlmMII, Satwntr PAA Program - Free Delivery MATAWAN "seven families. Tues., Bavshe** Plata. At km tic Highlands REDOAK DINEK JjJK-d laldaln. Iml, Int.. E vtrttt. Cur Sept. M, 10-4 Men's, women s. chii r Itr. IKaaawa. and Ptiyar atmat dron'l doming Kitchen iel. lomps The Daily Register LARGE DISPLAY OF tablet, dock, planter, oil pointing LINCiOfT PHARMACY • L.. GRAND PIANOS. bathroom link, shower enclosure. man Sprlvws Rd, Llncroft, N.j Free m MAIN STREET ' ' items Miscellaneous 93 Delivery Senler Cltlieni Discount hon TIRES AMURV PARK, N J tTtll ored Wt aortiCrpote In PAA Program* The Sunday Register KaVprtMan.TalVjtanScnuHol CoU 741-7414 CROWN Tint MART Machinery For Sale Diuounts ts ALL Senior Citliens H«. Optn aWh/1 la t. Sal. IW I ]«. Port Monmouth til WJ 922-9304 orippty dlr**.». Opan Sun, aaan-1 " lap"~MlUN6Vc~MiMfR " ewsbwry Ave . Tlnton Poll* RADIATOR WORK ffifgi~ • Jrd A*e . Long Branch. ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS Inc. 542-1700 RID BANK RADIATOR WORKS £fimZ It.i A*x 1 1 1171 Second floor 0 Names For Living' brochure, plci. with iii H P , inboard/outboard, head, tht ftextwg*) of Eatwttown The right It CIVIL ACTION ••Mrt M. 1 CKlH M also reserved to Increase or decrease Sowtl KrnHl rfufnulwd USO lumishe DOWNTOWN RED 1ANK - Prime descriptions, price* on available excellent condition. 40 hours Coil after 111 1S*U ^00 toll WTW homet APPLEIROOK REALTORS, the ejuoMHitt specified In the manner DeMAIOi. YACKER SMI OMMrg t Jet* D'l office spot* with on me parking One detlgnated In the Speclficallont •StJ? blockloBroaatlreetandHotpltal win III Ave ot Two Rlvert. Rumton. IS4 Uaki Street Ltll« Lcwwwct... i*T ITecr eat I o n ol Thit project It being funded by the P O BaiSU CHARLE! | ,i H.47 105 Summer Rentals complete lo your requirement ••• U S Deportment ot Commerce. Eco- 14 II «.4i clutlve aaent 27.0OCI tq ft . will divide Matowon, N.J 07747 TINTON FALLS - Four five Vehicles nomic Development Admlnlttratlon (301) M* 31)1 RUDOLPH OLCHESKI, tlngM, Dettn AlpMno t •omoro'CwInaMn If 11* H.4; 1 oiler la wll CENTURY 11 Coieni under the Local Public Works Capital «4) t-OCONO - Four bedroom Agency Art lor Mr Caient or Mr btdroomt. l'/i Doths. roomy tplII level Attorneys for Ptalnlltl Agnes Vac TMum Jr. 4 Evtlvn PtflO H4I wo Dam Cnoiri Fireplace Privo Gorgeous ^ acre treed \tA. unique 14 SCOTTV TRAILER - Sleipt four, Devttopmtnt and Investment Program corttll •y virtue of • Judgement tor Salt WIIIK It. I CMdvl 5 Worrlck in the above stwttd action t* be 11) : H.47 jc,\* COurte tfnn 1 cOtirH. DCOCh Oft compieiely wil contained, alto heal of 1974 Application tf AGNES VACCARELLI WIIIU L. * MaMI W H i K4 At directed, I shall nptM for tote ol pub • ;b Ctote 10 oil retort IXICUTlVl OFFICES - Highway lo and electricity New tlret Asking U9S far change ol name to NICOLE VAC I0OM UNUSUAL SPi. ii tighi ,tu-i old colltd lo the requlremti He vtndu*. promlMt hereinafter dt — on. Hoiiet. N J Formerly occupied overtiied lot, seven rooms, three CARELlT I0ON •anfc »00 tq ft , IM lions ol employment to be observed AGNES VACCARELLI, hawing scribed at the Monmovttt County Sher Marvin L ft Coral Fltipoirl bedroomt. I Vj bathi, wall-lowall tffs Office) ot the Courthouse In the no •• H.47 carpeting, many extras Low WO't ~ RV VEHICLE INSURANCE ond minimum woge rales to be pold moot apallcatlan to thlt Court by duly Roymond & Mary Farrow 104 Furnished Rooms FREE quotti ond binders by phone. under the contract verified Ctmptalnt lor a Juagmtnl au • Borough of Freehold. County ol Mon Franklin Slate Bank HIGHLANDS - ISttTtq fi"~goroge Q-h JPy^yjf J??'*5.-™: Bidders art required lo comply thorliing herto assum e tht nom* Nic- mouth. State of New Jtntv on MM Ifjth Raymond ft Judy Ann Prldgen I Suitable auto body or repair, Coo per day of October, 1971 al l O'ctock P M AT LAN In. HIGHLANDS - Slna WALK"! R VwALKER 25 SUPERIOR MOTOR HOME - with the rtqulTtmenls of P L 1*71, c ole K. Voccartlll, and It OMeortng to William ft Eult Wll H month cwut utillllct. Security required. n 1 H.47 ocf>.. n*or bb>. shaping and mormi REALTORS Equipped for year-round travel New the court that she has compUtd with oil Willie J. ft Ettle B, Sneli 1 MCurffy 7»i 911* m. II was ORDERED AND AD- 100.0H.474 ShrtwtDury Office Ml Miltlret_ Cf^lwmotK^ColUTlJMl^ of the provisions ot N.J.S.A. IA S3 l tt FfOfKlitFronclsco ft Ana A. Monlonei a u LlTTTe~s7L^S~^Qu«inr~cenTuTy Middleiown 0«FlCilPACiArti Wednciday. September 13, 1971City ol Long Branch. County ol Monmouth ond State ol New Jersey. thot he will Robcn ft Joyce C. Sartor private entrance! and laboratory, off wearing black collar with Middleiown Rodney M ft Carolyn F. Tyler... H 11 H.47 aoie Worgon Center, in Norwoo ' •*! pur king Call SU 76M dog license ond two lleo coiiart Small gronted lo Acme Markets, Inc.. In oc- sell ot public Sale tht unpaid tones, ond Sewtr Charges for the year I97e 11977, 11.01 *,r , O*o Nj Approximately WO %< cordonce with the application there all lands, tenements, hereditaments ond real estate, hereinafter mentioned In Anna FII01 H.47 RIO SANK - 133 Brood SI.."three mned Beogli female with Greyhound- Helen L Alberts It . carpeted, air conditioner. - Choice building lot Will moped body, while and Ian, antwer* to fore, site plan approval or and for the fee tor the lowest rat* ot Interest, but In no case In excess ot thai permitted by , I'iMior,01 itrvitt* Otn tlewolor build office tultei available ranging from build lo witt. tructlonio the tilitlng Acme store statute tor which any person or pcrtons will agree to lake the same and pay the Eltiatktth L. Anderson one room at 11 IS per month loon entire name ol Honey 495-9014. Raymond B. Owens...... ••••. 8 .! za Ing all uHHtlet supplied, but ot doo 264 twv orlM-l 194_ new mansard store Irani with amount chargeable ogolnst sold lands on the llrtt day of July, 1971, together uurking Iff far tenant and patron floor of 600 tq M ot 1400 per month Air walkt and curb Corner woodi'de Veterans Admlnlitratlon freezer box, exterior produce cooler, 71 1 parking Minimum one-year leate Coll Av^_ond_Grovt_P^ J4000 JVJtQi^ _ Irosh compoctor. meat receiving plat- Joseph W ft Morgarel Kellom 7 .54 Milton R. Donlelt H.47 )08. Commercial owner, Walter Zlmmtrer !• SonLON. G BEACH ISLAND - Surf City, LOST - Brown, mlied, mediu form loading dock and propone gat H.47 boytront, lol, S0xl73. Irregular, will male dog. Hi Merest Rd.. Hol pod on premises known at Block 32 Cot sold lands, tenements, hereditaments, rtal ettote and sewer chorg*s James ft Barbara K. Brown li l! Rentals baytr Mildred Wllllomi 174 1 H.47 "• id to tulle or lermt. 74I-1US Wearing choke collar. Antwe ?A, sola premise* also being known ot and other municipal charges to be sold ond the names ot the persons ogolnsi 174 1 H.47 «i I) BAH* - 157 Brood SI.. Redbylld_ j _ the Fair Haven Shopping Center. Sold Juhne Hen. 1 ' 1 Iht said taitet ond tcwer charges hav* been pold an account of some are 175 II Bonks ne*esl llnanclal /profettlonal action also Included the variance to lows wll: 00.41 P«IM[ tNDUtTRUL tPACI center, neanng completion and read" 17S 1' H.47 131 Mobile Homes permit 2AO parking space* ond the re- BLOCK LOT TOTAL H47 21 000 sq (1 (1 floor 9.000 lor occupancy. All tultet air condl location of a parking lot entrance sign Edna Horalan »J 4 3493.« Sec. Hooting ft Urbon Development 175 11 tloned, carpeted and decorated. Avail oithown on told plan velerant Admlnittrotlon 170 i , H.47 ;»q ft . 1 door 12,000 sq ft.) able tpott remaining rangti Irom one lOieO TRAILER^- TWO bedroomi, e* Ka Bernard M ft Nodlne Oottt eel lent condition Children and pelt LOST - Groylih female angoro cat, AMBROSE AND MONICA " •** = E E 3 ,5 li tailgate loading, railroad sid- room office* ol 1100 per month to 1500 Attorney* for Acme Marked. Inc. LtrenioJ Jr ft Od*tso Dangler 3 *• «:8 OK Only bratly kldt and rare Bengal antwerito Melltio". wearing red col- out - 47 14 It IT Colinto ft Pure M Merrero ing, private parking air cortdi- tq ft. tullct Ample on tile parking Sept JJ 17.SO Oaresbury Hornet Inc 49 4 301 9t Minimum one-year leate Call owner, tiger* occcpted 17000 II Gary Ave . Ion NQ¥t»lnk orw. _»JMOr_ LeRoy ft Jone Coter 15IA 1 1 ' Holly Mill Trolltr Ct.. Wwl K—atfturfl. liroel Horrli ,...., M 4 74-tf ttoned spnnWered Public Walter Zlmmerer 4 Son. 94*3400 or LOST -~Germon Shepherd CoTlle, Wayne J Honklns ft Adrlenne Banks M 1AUC xu JacQuellne Lehman U IS 1479 24 m 4A transportation MM>tt male, grey with block morklngt, 10 227 Highlands PoufKlernon •! IB 177.41 Porron J.ft Carri e L. Morgan n.a yean old, oniwert to Nik I' Vkinlty Allen A ft Operodello Wllllorm 71.41 •ED BANK- UMonmoMlhil., corner Cong B'nol Sholom 91 3B 1119 13 Vlmor Realty Corp of Shore Creil. Mlddletown, 741 9210. rrank 1 Morgarel Tomolno 103 s 1 1015 0< 747-1100 Brood Over ifOO sq it Ideal office, ALCOHOL BI Thomas ft Jante Moe Cleveland •1 4 donee tludlo, etc. 4400 a month Day* IN SCENIC PARK - Efttendtd living Nichoia In TAKE NOTICE that application Rlchard & Mlml Aamol 157* 0J Teablma R Brown 747 J4S0 Evet. 739-1641. rtxm. eocellent condition, new carpet 21) Special Notices ha* betn mode fo the Borough of High Edward ft Marlene Dton n 1.! H!41 135. Commercial Madeline Houlihan 1411 15 ^ j*ji?Lyy!* £3aSt lands to frontier to OonalrlJ. Young Zarna Putterman Georoe W. ft Llllle Pryor H.4] Property n-tlte parking. In prestigious Centur AUTORTvETRT TNSURA"NC^" Iow ond Ethel T Young trading at Herb's Ethel Pennlngton MOBILE HOWE - Newly furnished, Place for premise* locoledot M3 Bay Anthony ft Tony Ann Pulelo . s; i Id building, clote to public frantporl_ Leonard Schwarti Henry ft Jeon Lotkleor jiioi Ion ond shopping Entire floor tingle wall lo-wall carpet, air, wather, fwo 'diet, monthly payment, Immediate Ave and M Valley Street, the Plenary Wllllom A. Barton £ i H.41 bearoomi. |u»t reduced. 1SS00 ?W 2615 e oe J Retail Consumption Llcente No. Abate Clothing Inc 405 i •FOR SALE office or three lultei available - will i°^ Z? _ J J2°-- Ben), ft Helen Grandlneftl 14S.6S Robert J ft Eleanor F Wicket H.47 "MOBILE HOME INSURANCE 1317-32-013-001, heretofore Issued to Veterant Administration 405 : H.47 divide to wit Call 1411615 doyt. Ewct: P 6 "V C* H I C~ >k ft Evelyn Anastotla sun FREE quotes and binder* by phone Herto'i Place, for the premise* located Seo-Guil Ltd . Builder* H.4I lormi.ly - ft WJ£W. 3 7 at 303 Bay Ave and 41 Valley Street. >da Schl ' «10J CALL JOy^R|^ J??'! * ?? CLAIRVOYANT it Const . _ H4.S0 William L ft Ernestine Juett TINTON FALLS - Sycamore Pro Highlands. N.J. Rita Dohmt »i. )6 4 Main Strut festlonoi Building, (adjacent to MRS. SYLVIA Surttlde Dev. Co, Inc »>» i J 140 Rel Estate Wanted Officer* ol Herb's Ploce Inc. will iw to Soyervlle Medical Group Keintiwff, H«w tertty Parkway), now tompltljng wllro- Gifted Reader & True Advltor Mora Kata Rotenthal be: Donald J. Young, President ft Ernest ft Froncet Coprlo Bruct G ft Cynthia Pendtr j modern addition. Immidiole occ On All Problemt 01 LIU ELLEN ~S7~HAZELTON~V* Ria7lo"r, Treasurer Ethel T Young, Vice Presl Lewis ft Jeanne Mono Itl .14 John w. ft Olivia Berry cuponcy. Unlimited parking, beau Are Your Worried? dent i Secretory 505 Apple Valley Wllllom ft Ernestine Albrltton 41s1i m! J»S- i t ling 8400 sq It Illully landscaped Space available for Member Real Eitate Exchange Quail Afraid To Make Oecltlom? Godfrey Rlccl ran 411 11 SI U tied llttlngi detlred. Belford, 717 7500 Drive Belford, N.J. Juonlto Bennett , os.11 Aulaoder ft Ida Danltli • building 1 plus acre site gny medical specialty, will flnlth to Jusi One Contultollon Objections. If any, thouid be mode Clyde J ft Dorlt White • 411 1 fS.47 tult Rumton^MJ^SMO, Win Give You The Answer Sebastian & Wllda Corclont inn 411 SA0.5B BfS.4/ Imiiiedlutely Id writing lo: Harriet Joseph D. Moher Parking apprx 50 cars In- Call S42-44J3 Nancy Gibson imn 44t 1 99.47 LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In Albrecht. Clerk. Borough of Hlghlondt, Santiago Loptt Ml .41 Eilot* of Lillian Ambrose.,- Ipet i property & call Keaniburg-Mlddlelown-Hailet- Floyd ft Rotarlo L. Cundlft m i< fS.47 Craig ft Donna Oonechle XI .00 U> V. •S.47 OWW REAL ESTATE Holmdcl area. THE SMOLKO AGEN 'S/Donald J Young 4*11 62 William ft Thelma Hoyts CY, 7B7-O1U. Herb's Place, Inc New Jersey Not'l Bank , Melvln ft Molvlnnle Rllty 4U IS 95 47 _ FOR SAI. F 213 Instruction New Jersey Not'l Bonk SM4J (212) 6S9-2142 trading at Herbs Ploce 141 J4 Aulonder ft Ida R. Oonltls Sept is, Oct. 2 fiS.eO Arthur Morris. Autonder ft Ida R. Oanltls RECREATIONAL A NEW 4i HOUR - Morning real et Rubin Kaplan et alt mr» Herman ft Lourle Ounlcon 131 Houses For Sale tate licensing courtc, Oct. lj 1/ 112S. Michael TCormelaGorofolO m« Alrlck D. ft Monlco Bernard i i Monm^uth_imtltute. 741-0779. Gary Moldartlll ft M. Rlccordl 30471 Robcn E. ft Mtrtlt Beroe- 229Keansburg Nancy Gibson I74S.43 ANT«TiCSHOCHURE ol K*nn*rh ft Emma Ichonck a .? FORE IGN "LANGUAGES NOTICI Concio Co Ltd • • II37.M Mario ft Idoilsa Ftrnondti i In Monmouth County! It'iyoun 1S2 Boats & Richard Solomlta I1IM1 ite or call Bett Rots A Dr^oko^ _ J4>7|1| The Keonsburg Zoning Board hot Robert F ft Justine Ellwood 22 '? Accessories MUSIC LESSONS - Piano, and wood- endcred the following decision ot its Dolores Sobaljo William ft Mary Johnson 4tS 0 regular scheduled meeting of Stpttm- Thomas Penn mto Robert E. ft Borboro Gu|e winds, beginners. Intermediate, and US IS 466 10 ber 10,1971 All pertinent data It on tile Richard Applegatt Leo J. ft Gloria McCorron INC. ot Borough Hall. Case No. * 71 Bennett Richard Applegatt .,...... ; , 414.IT Andrew P. ft TommleM. Johnaw 4t7 If M h.p, Mercury engine with only M REMEDI Al~ READTNV ~BY — ~E~x• \1 Forest Ave to construct an addition Theo ft Joan Christiansen .'. 1010.17 fwurt, reclining stats, walk through Barry ft Lovrle Shank «M 31 SI 07 rlenced teacher with MA. In Read- front house. DENIED Santiago (. Andrea Rivera » Joseph O. Moher III 449 5_PJX-JL_Jj(ttM!! .'^i*? windihield Vinyl-faced canvat lop, 3 Special I tat I on. Coll 741-94/0 Wilbert Wheeler m tide and back curtalnt. 1976 Long K Carol A. Sheehon, Secretory Samuel R. ft Mory P. Wtlr 471 1 «M.M BOB WARNCKE ASSOCIATES Sept is u.ob Wilbert Wheeler , Miguel ft iris Alomo 473 4 »5.47 300 Hwy 3S. Mlddletown trailer. Excellent condition. 13196 Wilbert Wheeler |8 77*4970. »4.*9 Jomt»NearyftJoonN.Soden 473 11 «.47 REALTOR 74/ /«X Jock Carter. Richard K. ft Loenore SchmWl 47S 7 95.47 iA HOBIE CAT If74 - With trailer CM.Liquors Inc , MS 41 "R i , Your home through 240Rumson 391 01 Any of said property may be redeemed before sale by payment of the i largttl real eitnle CM. Liquor! Inc omounjn1l herein with Interest ond cotlt Incurred up lo the lime ol payment Hole of no. si company In Iht ..world-Cenlur. y II NOTICI Liquors Inc IN WITNESS WHERtOf*. I have hereunto set my hand ond 1*01 this Hth PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the a " Coieni Realtor, 74I-/U6 Multiple Hit TROJAN EXPRESS - Sleep! two, 220 Atlantic Highlands dayolit SSeptember AD If 71 non Board ol Ad|ustmcnt did, at a Juotfli _ . Frank J. Quirk not sink ond head I9S7 wooden boat John & Bernlce Cartthert... PLANNING BOARD special meeting on September 20, 1971, Collector ot Taxes 22S h.p. Grey motor, three yean old. grant a variance loMCRC-FI, INC.. for Llllle Moe White m Sept. 3S, Oct. 2,t, It US4 4Q xrfect condition Pold up berth. Ask- BOROUGH OF Wm. K White Ettole , ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS >ermlti(on lo remodel the entrance ol ng tITOO 172 0001 doyt, Evet: B? 1-0006 illrney's Restaurant at 43 Avenue ol Pot. ft Morle Motcotello r MONMOUTH COUNTY, wuuuru lur. IUI kuir uy uwnfi t i 2l SCATCRAFT 1974 - ill H.P., In- Two Riven, Rumion, New Jersey. Magln & Georgia McCasklll S:S board'oulboord, rodlo. tkl low, winter HEW JERSEY Puilno, Inc bathi, family room, two flreplocet, NOTICE OF HEARING Copy ot told Resolution It on file completely finished walk-out bate- ond summer canvas. S4,M0. 222-2S41, with I he Board of Ad|uitment and avail Charles Olcheskl PLEASE toke notice that the un- Thomas Penn Sr , men), central air and many other cut- "THr i p.m. dertlgned hat applied to the Planning able tor Inspection. DATED: September 20,1971. Thomas Penn Sr m looid of th« Borough of Allanllc High •Make It Yourself \ LLEN S GARY SAMMON, Secretary Clarence ft France* Brown 514 01 ERMAN 1977, 111 H.P. Johnson Out andi (or o Site Plan Approval so 01 to Thomai Penn Estate.... Member Mard with power trim with dinghy ond icrmlt Hie opplkant lo modify the ex Rumton Board ol Adjustment Sept. 25 U.SO Anno Rlos,....,- :_M?JMO__ many enlra*, excellent condition In ttlng structure and Improve the tug water lo tee Ptlced lor quick tale ta pound* lor purpose* ot parking Mt thai Thomai Penn Sr FAIR HAVEN - Twq-ttory Colonial, ThomcM Penn %r ..*.....• IIMK three bedioom*. l'/i batht, living room telile etlate Call far e«trat. 142-9270 he entire premise* may be used tor 248 Monmouth County ony night after 6:30 and all day onreal eitote and general office* on pre Charles Bon*anque wllri flreploci. tormol dining room, Loult ft Jos. Zdvogllo ; * weektndt _ _ miles located ol 25 Memorial eat-In kitchen, wall-to wall carpel PUBLIC NOTlCt OF INTKNT TO Ambers ft Audrey Walker ' - --- throughout, tcreened porch, paneled Parkway. Atlantic Highlands. New SUBMIT A REQUEST FOR RELEASE Fashion's Favorite 25 CAPE DORY SLOOP - 1975, ileept jersey, olio known as Block 103 Lol • Lucille Champion recreation room. Principal! only. five, IS h.p. Chrysler engine, loodea Of f UNDS AND CERTIFICATION TO Victor Enttrprlsts * on the Tax Mop HUD with e«trot Like new condition. A copy of the application has been Thomos Penn Sr DIAL THE wrw?. 946-M2* I Monmouth County will submit Its LMtry Inc GREAT RED BANK A5SUMPT ION - led In the office oTfhe Borough Clerk unification and request lor fundt to nd moy be Inspected. Lestry Inc. * Approximately 15,000 down, auumet 26 JET CABIN CRUISER 1971 - With HUD on October 2, 1971. Such Technicians Invest. Club thl» 1VI% morlgoge plu* thlt three- trailer, original coil, 120,000, will sac ' The public hearing will be held on certification ond request relates to Thursday evening en the 5th day ot Michael Ltvy CLASSIFIED bedroom tpllt level *itn 16' kltchin, 17' 'line, mult nove. 495 9371. 717-7309, the Monmouth County application to Thomas Penn Sr '. pome room, garage, batement, and atlir_y October, 1971 al 1:00 P.M. at Borough undertake certain Improvement! for Hall, Atlantic Highlands, H.J., at Robert ft Fern Morkey fenced yard, only three mlnutet to the benefit ol Iht community under George ft Betty SovohS t This coil conn first—in tah- Porkwoy *4S,0OO. For detain coll, 31' CLASSIC CHRIS CRAFT - Cobln which tlm* you may oppear either In Title I of tht Housing and Communl Cruiser In water, double-planked p*non or by agent or attorney and George & B*tty Sawoth 4 ion, wnmth, all swsofis . TODAY! KIRWAN Caj^REALTOJl^MI-^SO.^ ty Development Acf of 1974, Pub L. Floyd Egan Etl mahogany hull, boat In good condition, wesenl ony objection you moy have to n-MJ. Tht pro|ecli proposed are i* I ii englnet need work, sleeps four he grunting ot this application. John ft Georglna Grumbach .' • Nntnt now! Knit bulk) uble lilted In the current program yeor ot Harold Cohen : SI,W0 or best offer Call 74MUB or DATED Septemberfi, 197 1 tht Application to Hud, a matter of * coil ol 2 strands nntMic 7U24OO R.S. GASIOROWSKI Dlonlsio Capon* public record, and are ai follows; JM ft G Appliance Serv. 542-1700 HAZLET - Choice building lot. Will Attorney tor the Applicant • mnted. Great waimth DM Atlantic Highlands Conduction of a George J Whelan.jr. Michael Booth build to tuit. Senior Cltlien Center Mary Compo * pints, skim, dimes. Sm 24 Hour Service >Hjn« orlMJ IN^ Sept. 25 iiu yi 2. Monmouth County hat completed an Mary Camoo X Ms ol m. Pittwn 7B5: 4 each, 9.9 h.p Johnson outboard mo- environmental review respecting Mory Ryan tort: 1975s, 1275 each, 1976 1, 1350222 Eatontown the prolectt tor which release ol Abate Cfothing Co J directions, sins 1016 incl. each; 1977~i, 1375 each, funds li sought. The Applicant's Ernett ft Catherine Jackson „ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS vlroomentolRevlew Record may be examined In the Applicant1! offlcet Six ACRES - Clear brook, large fron- 4 each, 25 h.p. Johnton outboard mo- Notice It hereby given that sealed SIWIR tIRVICI CHMOES tage, cottage, clndcrblock shop, sever - ton 1977't, 1395 each; 1971 t, $450 -opotali will be received by tht during regular hours. « tl.M f« each pattern. Add ai greenhouiei Aiklng »77.QOObut otter 3. Monmouth County will undertake Vetergni Adm • Mm, lorough of Ealontown, Manmouth John ft Patricia Shapiro « 40< eKh pittnn lot tint-claus Invited HAROLD LINDEMANN, Bro- All the above are In good condition Counry, New Jertey. lor me conllnua the pro|ect desclbed above with Block Grant funds from the U.S. De- Max T. ft Nancy B. Schwarti.. 1 « airmail and hindlini Sw4 T»: Call FRANK'S BOATS Ion of the 1976/1977 Community lm- David ft Gloria Drellch 1 lon irovement Program comlitlng of curb portment of Housing and Urban De- MIODLEFOWN _ -*l i!l Hlomqnd»^_ 29MJ27J _ velopment (HUD), under Title I of Jomes J. ft JaAnn* Lyons i and tldewolK conslrucllon and Lawrence ft Mor|orle Schwarti 1 AMERICAN SKMER - 1971. 255 h'p alnoge repalri and opened ond reod tht Housing and Community De Dealer* demo. 100 hours. vtlopment Act of 1974. Monmoutl Robert P. ft Llllle Anne Powers ] $42,500 public at the Borough Hall, 47 Broad Patrick G. ft Eileen Conle 4 • CBll ttl-HJl _ treet, Eatontown, New Jersey, on County ond Freeholder Dlrectoi Horry Larrlton, Jr., In hit official Louis A. ft Mary Kalorln 4 * LARGE LIVING ROOM BOAT INSURANCE Wednesday, October 4, 1971 at I 00 Arthur C. Kelly I I HwdUtrofl Dipt. 61 FREfi quote* ond binder* by phone P.M. Prevailing time. Moiled pro capacity as Freeholder Director, contenl to occept the jurisdiction of Edwin T ft Anna Henneily / THREE BEDROOMS potoli will not be accepted. Max ft JtoneMe Kaplan | • th« Doily Rogi.lor Contract Documents ond Plant for the Federal Courts If on action It CLAYTON SEA SKIFF - II , Inboord. brought to enforce responsibilities In Elaine Flther , I BACKYARD PATIO he proposed work prepared by Rich Edward T. ft Verity Harrliton I maintained Navctlnk River slip ord M. Schuli. P.e\, L.S. Eotontown relation to environmental reviews, paid until Nov. lit. 1971. Coast Guord declslonmoklng, and action; ond Dlckent LW w I Ideal for the new home owner. Thlt Borough Engineer, ot Iht firm of T&M Poul Jr. ft Joon M. Klernon f approveO, with many enlrat (750. Col ASSOCIATES, Comwltlng and Munlcl that these responsibilities have been lovely ranch often a moit accomodol satisfied. The legal effect of the Hugos Corp tail »flO13 otter 6 p.m. pal Englneeri, have been filed In the Paul A. ft Helen M. Shermon 10 « NotdUcnH Oopt. Ing floor plan and o location guaran DINGHY'S — EH, Skimmer. Dyer, certification It that upon Its ap- •eelng prlvocy. Front and back yard office of Sold Engineers at !1) Highway Philip J. ft Vero Scoduto 10 Sumner, Zodiac, Metieler. if you can' 35, Mlddletown Townthlp. P.O. Red proval, Monmouth County moy use « (limrt IWM ol im» pm) care nicely landscaped Backyard the Block Grant funds, and HUD will Elouls* Blnltk 10 polio it perled for barbecuing "" find your next dinghy at BOAT HOUSE. Bonk, New Jersey, and at the office of Joseph D, ft Judith Strollo 11 M toi 1*1, OU Clwhoi SU., Nn ht Borough Clerk. Borough Hall, 47 hQvt satisfied Its responsibilities un- timple relocation under matilve ina ou don I want a dinghy 1132 Ocean der the National Environmental Pal- Harvey R. ft Adeline M. Cohtn 11 • Yort, NT 10011. Print NMM, free*. Located In central Mlddleto* Brood Street, Ealonlown, New Jertey, Joseph ft ROM SOCCO.. tl i and may be Inspected by prospective Icy Ad of I9M, HUD will acctpt an neighborhood. oo|ectlon to It* approval of the re- Joon Myers , * . 1] Mdron, If. riMn Numtw. bidder* during business hours. ThamatH. ft LlilonoB. Flthtr tl Bidders will be furnished with a lease ol fundi and acceptance ot the NEW FOR 19)9! NEfDUCRAR certification only If It Is on one of the Alvin ft Zarna Puttrmon 1] copy of the Contract Document! and L, DIDomtnlco ft JftR Socco tS CAIAIOG-Hundreds ol beauti Plant by the Engineer upon proper no- following bases; lo) That the WHELAN F6U"R7~0"UT"B^AROT~- E~lgl . certification was not In foct executed Wayne V. ft Oarlene J. Dovldo 11 ful things to mike! 3 lr« tice and payment of a non refundable Mercury Super i. Mercury 10, Mercury by tht chief executive officer of the Richard E. ft Claire Tlllsliy tj REALTY GfiQUP Realtors Mark », all for 150. Two Navy 12" charoe of Twenty five Dollort (WS 00) Eva Nell Johnson tl patieins inside Send lit to defray (he coil thereof. applicant, or (b) that applicant's en- 842-7565 vironmental review record for the Horvey ft Adeline Cohtn jj Proposals must be mode on the project Indicate! omission of o re- Anthony ft Marie Foccone II Standard Proposal Forms In the quired decision, finding, or ttep op Daniel D. ft Gract V. Torre jj KEYPORT - Ranch, three bedroomi, manner designated In the Contract tpaclout living room, country kitchen, pllcoble lo the pro|ect In the environ Poul Jr. ft Joan M. Klernon U OLASSPAR - 1971, 21'. all flberglat, Documents, mutt be enclosed In sealed Antonio & C Of me Ho Prtvett U full both, oil Real, hot water, waii-to- IN ft.p. Johnton, (roller, all ac mental review process. Oblectiom envelopes bearing the name and od- must be prepared and submitted Ir John J. ft Mary Ann toy 11 woll carpeting, much more. Two dlf cettorlet. I2S00 firm. S9I-9079. drest of the Bidder and the name of the Printed Pattern* ferent tiomei to tee From V38.OO0 ic accordance with the required pro Carol Volt* „ II H6~BB7E~CAT~l?77-""lftT~wTtri"rrtill'ei work on the outside, addressed la the Ctdure (24 CFR Port SH, and may be WALDO, INC : II 142,000 10% finance available through Mayor and Borough Council and mutt lnjiiafi 364 Jl?l <) oach kMm hr OMC. EZ Loader, supplies. Sutonne Gunther lints, 10 days OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Woylide Woodt ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY LANDl SHOULD NOT •• Solvotore Mondalio SOLD TO PAY TAXII AND ADMINISTRATION E XPENSCS Itrotl F. ft Adeta F. OtWo MAlTE~^RTA^iMiNTS~NOw"^- In the Matter ot rht Estate of ELLEN NICKENS, Decea**d insertion. Houllng, wlnterlilng. tloroget., boots! up Melvln ft jeon Hood Thtt matter being opened to the Court by Young, Rose L Mlllspaugh, o Sec. Housing! Urbon Devclopmtnt OCEANPORT — New Colonial home Io2i. PISCES MARINE, 4 Hwy. 34. prohrulonal corporation, attorney* lor the plaintiff, Loulta CoilellD. sub tnould be ready for the holiday. Four ft* I ford 7|7-eOOl. slltuted administratrix with the Will annexed of tht estate of Ellen Nlckens bedroomt, m baihi, huge den and upon her complaint: fast Risults, lew Jomes Fornlno... t MARIAN MARTIN more Still lime to cutlom order many NeWJersey's Itlionthit3)it day Of August, 1971, ORDERED that oil person* inleretted items Offered at IIS.000 E A Josephine Corv*o... Complete Marine Center In the real estate at 39-4) Prospect Avenue, Red Bonk, New Jersey described Richard E, Jr.ft Th#lro o FrcSfKli X rott.rn D«p|. 420 Cost — Now ax ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtor. SSS In the complaint tiled herein, appear before this Court on the 10th doy ol Prospect Ave . Little Silver. 741-4500 November. 1*7* at 10 o'clock in the lore noon at the Monmouth County Court Elliabeth T. Cloftl POWER BOATS Fred H. Sailer, Jr n» Daily l^isler extra Day. Phone SAIL BOATS House In Freehold, New Jersey to show cous* why the sold real estate should RED BANK COLONIAL - On tret not be sold to pay the Mobilities ot the estate of Ellen Nlckent; ond Robert A. ft Solly J. Fuller lined street One block tram Brood St Richard E. ft Nona H. Lorotv 542-1700. It li further OROE RED thai a copy ot this Order to Show Caute ond of the Beomed celllngt In living room Discount Janet Delfenderfer dining room. Large country kite Complaint, each certified to be o true copy by the attorneys for plalntlftt, be SHIP'S STORE served by certified moll, return receipt requeiled, within 10-dayt from the Kenneth ft Dorothy Schroedtr Four bedroomt, v-i bathi End JOHNSON OUTBOARD Fouotolnhtodr Inc...... Toll Free Maiawon porch Two-cor garoo* Deeptccluded date hereof, to the tallowl~ AAA RATED Nehwt »f Interest C^IHS, ti^lKS^.™ lot An Informal house giving one a SERVICE CENTER Area - S464I00 comfortable reeling 142.KM Louisa Cottello _ Prospect A venue •ubttttuted odmln- cwiro mat rafiwrwin ..- - Red Bonk, NJ istrotrli c.t.o. Sec. Housing ft Urban Dtvtlopmtfit t in mi M Attorney General State Houte Annex Men on Toll Free FLAGSHIP MARINE Joseph F. Summonte, tt al _ LAWLEY of the State ot Trenton. NJ0MI5 unpaid taxes Hifihtah Jr.ft Athe r McCortlll ••i DHT5V Zff SIZE Mel Municipal Marine Basin New Jersey Aliontk lahlondi Chorlt* E. A Te.le Polk IMdktswn Area - LtonApptl.Etq lleV»IOtti Drive eitcuior olthe Sltphtn P*t*r»*« 291-5600 Jamaica. New York EitolcofMory DoneMC ft Mevy Ummtnt. • Lets be pnctal-jm Ht •71-tIN Jorm, wit* of nnonmoum economic uevtiopmtnt,.... • more for less J wktu you sew! Coll TRANS EXECU Open 5IK Ooys dec toted devisee • Send to new FfLLWIHIER in— Closed Mondavi Susie Minor Edoecomb Avenue beneficiary ot Fiew York, New York Estate of THIS JUST LISTED - Red Bank • FASHIONS-WSfWCAIM.OG.Hts REGISTER M*ry Jone* Oupiei ha* a mree-Ocdroom home on SACRIFICE — I* wood-cover eo • $1.50 coupon to tree pet- one nd* piut two apartment* on the Adam* Memorial Home RedBonk.N.J Funeral ExpentM tlbc'tflatboal Heavy duly trailer. 19*9 The American Surety other tide, lor Income ond living Alt 55 h.p Jonnton. Excellent condition • tern ol IOW clan, lit CLASSIFIED (hit clote to the hospital, m good condi- Convai cover and many extros. Mui Insurance Co. Roul t N»na tlMii tion, with full basement and full attic. sell Atking 11000 Call aftrr 5 pm It li further ORDERED that this Order be published In The Daily FroM 1 LMM L. Ml Dally A Sunday 7I7S44I Registelslfrr. one of the newspaper* of this Slate, once of least ant month prior to Robert Cohen l.jjili M M. ill the hear Milton ft Shirley Sobn, WANTED - 12 V bottom olui lrTum Patrick J.McGonn, Jr. Poiauolt ft Rita Moftllo cor-top boot ond equlpmenl. J.S.C.. llempororlly assigned) NIcoW Gollo 747 144* Wllltom ft Phyllis Tsarouhis... Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1978 The Dtfly RegktCr 19 WAAL-1 FINALLY SOT TH1 HOUSE IN APPLE-PIE ORDER Crossword puzzle ALL EXCEPT FER ONE Oil

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