\ Concert benefits Freehold Area Hospital, page 8 The Daily Register >IOIIIIIOIIIII C omii.v\ Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO. 72 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1981 20 CENTS Solidarity meeting to discuss threats WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Solidarity lead- r\ There was no confirmation from the union. ment, the official PAP news agency said. PAP reported "mounting dissatisfaction" in en, accused of turning their independent labor "Indispensable decisions" were made to movement against the communist system and cities because of "critical" shortages of prepare for "various needs and eventualities," warm clothing, shoes and meat. the Soviet Union, are meeting behind closed a government communique said without doors early this week to discuss the new threats elaboration. \ "It is true, the situation is difficult as re- from the Soviet and Polish governments. It was the second emergency cabinet meet- gards power, fuel and raw materials," Deputy The union's presidium was to meet in War- ing in four days. After the previous one on Premier Janusz Obodowsk, the government'! saw today or Tuesday amid signs that the com- Thursday, the government warned Solidarity economic czar, said in a TV interview. "Prod- munist government may be preparing to move uction is dropping. In connection with such a against it in response to the Kremlin's demand situation, we must carefully cut up what we last week for a crackdown. Haig to caution have." The labor leaders were expected to decide The Kremlin's demand that the Polish party whether to soft-pedal their political demands Gromyko, page 2 and government put an end to the "large-scale when the union's national congress resumes on anti-Soviet campaign" it said Solidarity was Friday. The Soviet note charged that the first carrying on brought a warning from the United part of the congress week before last "became that it was jeopardizing Poland's independence. States. in effect a permanent tribune from which slan- It was a clear threat of Soviet military occupa- Secretary of State Alexander M Haig Jr., ders and insults sounded" against the Soviet tion., preparing to meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Union. The news agency indicated Poland's econom- Andrei Gromyko in New York, said the Soviets Premier Wojciech Jaruzelski held an emer- ic crisis was at the top of the agenda. It also must not intervene in Poland if they wanted to gency meeting yesterday with his cabinet and claimed some of Solidarity's 9.S million mem- resume arms control negotiations with the Unit- officials of major cities and provinces and dis- bers were quitting the union because of its ed States cussed the "state of readiness" of the govern- leaders' calls for political and social change. See Solidarity, page 5 Biography scores LBJ WASHINGTON (AP) - A new biography by dustries of the Southwest, Caro says. some now admit that it was far too low," Caro a Pulitzer Prize-winning author says that Lyn- "They didn't stop coming even when the says don Johnson "did not hesitate to use the powers office in which he sat was the office of the vice Though Johnson announced he was putting of the presidency...with utter ruthlessness" to president of the United States," the article says. all his business affairs in a blind trust while we HANGING A LEFT — Some of the 95 participants in the feature event of the Tour de Red "Fifty thousand dollars, in hundred-dollar bills was president, he had private phone lines in- Bank Bicycle Race yesterday turn off Broad Street onto Monmouth Street during the further his own business interests and earlier had accepted envelopes of cash while he was in sealed envelopes, was what one oil lobbyist stalled in the Oval Office to confer with Texas grueling 45 mile event. Bruce Donoghy of Allentown, Pa., won the race by staging a for one oil company testifed that he brought to attorneys who administered the trust, the ex- furious finish. Other photo, page 5. vice president. "For years, men came into Lyndon John- Johnson's office during his term as vice presi- cerpts say. son's office and handed him envelopes stuffed dent." "Johnson personally directed his busjtyess with cash," author Robert A. Caro writes in There was no answer yesterday at a tele- affairs, down to the most minute details, not "The Years of Lyndon Johnson."" phone listed in Caro's name. The Washington infrequently working on those affairs, according Caro won a Pulitzer Prize in 1975 for his Post, however, said Caro told the newspaper to some of his attorneys, for several hours a Near photo finish biography of Robert Moses, a former New York "the $50,000 incident referred to lobbyist Claude day." Caro writes. city and state official who died earlier this year. C. Wild Jr., who had testified in a case brought "In his direction of his business affairs, he The first of three volumes in the new biography by the Securities and Exchange Commission did not hesitate to use the power of the presiden- of Johnson is to be published next year. Ex- against Gulf Oil in the mid-1970s about a Gulf Oil cy itself, and to use it with utter ruthlessness. cerpts appear as an article in the October issue slush fund. Caro said he thought the transaction And during his presidency, Lyndon Johnson in Red Bank race of The Atlantic Monthly occurred in 1963." piled atop the millions of dollars he had already Johnson, who died in 1973, was raised to When Johnson became president in 1963 after made millions more." say the excerpts. By JIM HINTELMANN "I've been having a rough time lately." John F. Kennedy was assassinated, his aides Bill Movers, Johnson's White House press power first in the House of Representatives and 1 Donoghy said. "Today I just tried to set a then as a US senator from Texas by the emer- were quoted as saying estimates putting his secretary, said Sunday he had never beard re- RED BANK - The Tour de Red Bank Bi- steady pace and bold off an attack." ging oil, gas, sulfur, defense and space in- wealth at $14 million were too high. "Privately, See Johnson, page 5 cycle Race is only in its second year, but it will Donoghy. a two-time national champion, probably be a long time before yesterday's flew in from Tennessee last night. feature race is forgotten. "This is a very big race," be said. "It was Twenty-year-old Bruce Donoghy of the Pan- advertised throughout the nation." asonic Shimano Bicycle Club of Allentown, Pa. Last year's winner, Ron Hinson of Raleigh, 'Reaganomics' causing backlash staged a furious finish to win the 45-mile Senior N.C., finished 14th this year. Men, 1,2,1, B.A.R. Division by a yard over A feature of the main race were the prixes By JOEL SIEGEL affected by the recent cuts in social programs, "which are slashing not only social programs, runnerup Mark Whitehead of Whittier, Cal. awarded to the leader of the race on certain opposition to the president and his programs is but Affirmative Action and other programs" The race was actually run in two stages most designated laps. These are called "primes" and won during the last two decades. constitute a race within a race. A number of leaders of Monmouth County likely to grow. of the way with Donoghy, Whitehead, Chris However, they said they couldn't determine Meerman and Ed Slaughter of Alpine, Calif., On the designated laps, the racers were told labor and activist groups believe there is a Meryl Whitt, an official in the New Jersey via loudspeaker that the next lap will be a prime growing opposition movement against President whether many of those at the demonstration National Organization for Women, said she went and Al McCormick of Team Express, breaking were disappointed former Reagan supporters, away from the 95-man field early in the race and lap. The first rider to cross the line nest time Ronald Reagan's economic policies. to "add my voice to the protest against Re- staying within a few yards of each other the rest around would be given the prize. The leaders took part in the "Solidarity or had been against Reagan from the start of his agan's economic policies, and join with every- of the way. The remainder of the field was far In the feature race, Whitehead was the win- Day" protest rally in Washington Saturday administration. body who was demonstrating in support of the back. ner most of the time, but that didn't concern sponsored by the AFL-CIO. More than 260,000 Although it was billed as a demonstration by Equal Rights Amendment." labor against the president's policies, the pro- Coming around the final turn, Whitehead Donoghy. persons participated in the rally. Both Whitt and Caffee said Reagan's opposi- "I didn't go for the primes," he said. "My "The Reagan administration is helping to test drew Monmouth County residents for a tion to the ERA is really an economic issue. held the lead, but Donoghy Just nipped him at number of different reasons, although all said the finish line. goal was to win the race." galvanize a whole group of progressive or- "What It comes down to is that all of these Greg Janone of the Central Jersey Bicycle ganizations," said Valorle Caffee of Mid- they were united on one score. issues are economic," said Whitt. "When wom- Donoghy was clocked in one hour, 44 "Each had his own top priority item, but I minutes, 21.9 seconds, just two-tenths of a sec- Club won the Junior Men's Division going away. dletown, co-cordinator of the Central Monmouth en don't nave protection (of the ERA), than ond faster than Whitehead. Meerman (1:44.22.4) It was an especially rewarding victory for Chapter of the National Organization for Wom- would also assume that the people who went, employers can be free to pay women less than and Slaughter (l 44.22.9) were third and fourth. Janone, a senior at St. Joseph's of Metuchen en. made a total commitment because they don't men." like his priorities," said Eleanor Guerci of "I just went when I felt like going," said High School, because he had been nipped at the Traveling in buses and in cars, scores of "Women receive 59 cents for every dollar a Donoghy, a member of the I960 United States finish last year. county residents attended the demonstration. Rumson. head of the 7,000-member Monmouth County Education Association, the county teach- man makes," added Whitt. This is an economic Olympic Team who has been racing for nine "I didn't want that to happen again," said "I don't know now Reagan will respond, but issue." years. Janone, who has been riding just two years and I do believe that people will continue to react to ers union. "The wind was a factor, particularly in the had just returned from competing in Italy. Reagan, and continue to participate," said As for herself and her union's membership, Schraeger said the Jersey Shore Committee backstretch." v "This time I Just got away early and set my David Schraeger of Aberdeen, a member of the Guerci said: "There are serious problems that Against the Cuts sent IB people to the demon- Donoghy, a senior at Muhlenberg College, own, pace." Jersey Shore Committee Against the Cuts we have with Reagan's priorities in education, stration. Guerci said Her union sent 35 people, has been competing in on#tr two races every Betsy Davis of Paris Sports and Dot Sallng of The demonstrators frgm Monmouth County plus in other areas, of course.'' and Caffee said her group sent four to the week, but this was his first win in a while. See Red Bank, page S said that as more and more people become Schraeger said he's against Reagan policies protest. The inside story Blessing of the Waters THE WEATHER watched by thousands Most tunny today with highi in the low 70s. Complete report, page 3. ASBURY PARK - Thousands of Greek Or- Cross Day is linked to the Feast of the Exulta- Gianli win second llraight 9 thodox men, women and children from all tion of the Cross, which commemorates the day Steelcrs pound Jell 9 across New Jersey gathered here yesterday to St. Helena found the wooden cross on which Wedding! 14 participate in the 34th annual Holy Cross cele- Jesus Christ was crucified and brought it back to Ann Landers 15 bration, a traditional ceremony featuring the Jerusalem, according to the Greek Orthodox Blessing of the Waters. Church. 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Spyridon Coutros, the retired pastor of St. AFTER THE BLESSING — Metropolitan Silas, center, a leading figure in the Greek According to Psillas, the Holy Cross celebra- George, in appreciation for his priestly service. Orthodox Church, displays a blessed cross to the crowds gathered outside Convention Hall JP'i-Red Bknk tion was Inaugurated in 1947 by Archbishop The day concluded with a luncheon in Howard in Asbury Park. Standing next to Silas is Harry Stathos, 15, of WiUingboro, who was Mon. Nile Football specials. Athenagoras, who later became Patriarch and Johnson's restaurant attended by the priests and blessed by Silas after retrieving the cross from the Atlantic Ocean as part of yesterday's Call 842-8712. Archbishop of the Americas. Psillas said Holy local officials. Holy Cross Day ceremonies. 2 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER21, 1981 Haig to caution Gromyko on Poland TION UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Secretary of "would have a profound impact on any pros- .By Tke AIMCIIM Prm State Alexander M. Haig Jr. says he will tell pects for an arms control negotiation with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko the the Soviets," but he does not think an armed Soviet Union must not intervene in Poland if move by the Soviets is likely now. it wants to negotiate with the United States. Haig said the Soviets are trying to "split Unit scores economic policies Haig said at their first meeting this week, our European partners from ourselves" by WASHINGTON - More crime, physical and psychological he will tell the veteran Soviet official: "We exploiting tensions between the United States illness, broken families and racial division are among the anticipate, expect and insist that there not be and its allies over the North Atlantic Treaty possible dire effects of President Reagan's economic policies any Soviet intervention in Poland and that Organization's plans to deploy American nu- and budget cuts, says a harshly critical final report by a lame the Polish people have a right to work out clear missiles in Europe. duck panel of federal poverty program advisors. theirdifferenc.es." Nevertheless, Haig said he will tell Reagan's current course of action could create "social Haig arrived in New York last night to Gromyko the United States is "ready to talk chaos" in the nation, says the 13th and last annual report of address the U.N. General Assembly today. seriously" with the Soviets in an effort to the National Advisory. Council on Economic Opportunity, He will meet with Gromyko Wednesday achieve an equitable reduction of missiles in which was created in 1964 during Lyndon Johnson's war on and again next Monday in the highest-level Europe. poverty. • contact so far between the Reagan Adminis- "I hope we can establish a new base of In a torrid parting shot, the panel predicted yesterday that tration and the Soviet government. communications, that we can convince the Reagan's policies will substantially swell the ranks of, Ameri- The chief purpose of the meeting will be Soviet side that we are serious about a ca's 29.3 million poor, sending "those who hover just above to agree on details for the start of U.S.-Soviet dialogue. But that dialogue is going to be the poverty level" below it. negotiations later in the year aimed at re- dependent on corresponding Soviet interna- The panel goes out of business Oct. 1 when the Economic straining deployment of medium-range nu- tional behavior and reciprocity between the Opportunity Act expires and many health and social welfare clear missiles. Haig has said he hopes the Soviets and ourselves. programs are converted to block grants. All 15 members of negotiations will begin between mid-Novem- "If we have accomplished that, if we the council, which had a $200,000 budget for fiscal 1981, were ber and mid-December at a site yet to be communicate that fact, then it will have been appointed by Jimmy Carter. determined. a successful session." Chairman Arthur I. Blaustein charged that the Reagan Interviewed yesterday on ABC-TV's "Is- Haig said the United States is consulting administration, which "conjured up the specter of an 'eco- sues and Answers," the secretary said the closely with its European allies on the mis- nomic Dunkirk' to gain support for its economic package ... is latest Soviet warning ordering Poland's Com- sile negotiations, but "the enhancement of perpetuating a 'social Pearl Harbor.'" munist Party to crack down on the independ- the American people's security must be the Blaustein, director of a public interest law and planning ent union Solidarity has "interventionist im- fundamental premise of the American ap- center in Berkeley, Calif., said Reagan "has adopted a plications." He said such an intervention proach." strategy of brinkmanship that could lead to social chaos." Reagan defense plans scored Senate starts with WASHINGTON - Former Defense Secretary Harold Brown, breaking a nine-month silence on criticizing the Reagan administration, says its defense plans are based on outmoded weapons and a simplistic foreign policy. O'Connor confirmation Brown tias praise for the administration's original defense budget but says that by pulling back from the planned WASHINGTON (AP) - Sandra Day She successfully turned aside most of the increases, the administration is chancing bigger cuts in O'Connor, praised by liberals and con- hostile questioning about her views during Congress. servatives alike, awaited Senate confirma- confirmation hearings before the Senate Ju- Defense secretary under Jimmy Carter, Brown defended tion today as the first woman on the Supreme diciary Committee earlier this month. the former president's decision to cancel production of the B-l Court. While expressing personal opposition to bomber and said producing an updated version of the plane Her approval was a foregone conclusion, abortion, Mrs. O'Connor declined to say how now — as the administration is reportedly considering — giving President Reagan a victorious start to she would rule on that and other touchy would waste $15 billion to $50 billion. a week that also holds the promise of a new issues likely to come before her as an as- The B-l is "not the best or even the second best way to budget battle on Capitol H1U. sociate justice. penetrate Soviet air defenses," Brown said in an interview. There was no declared opposition to Mrs. But she did indicate strong conservative He said the cruise missile and Stealth, an advanced bomber •O'Connor, and It was possible the 51-year-old beliefs in the strengths of state legislatures system now being developed that would be virtually invisible Arizona appeals court judge might be sent to and courts, as well as opposition to court- to Soviet radar, would both be more successful. a lifetime appointment on the high court by a ordered busing to achieve desegregation and APMwto unanimous vote. Her swearing-in ceremony support for capital punishment. SESSION AT STATE — Under a portrait of James Madison in the Madison Room of Boston teachers reject strike already has been set for Friday. The result was a 17-0 Judiciary confirma- the State Department in Washington, Secretary of State Alexander Haig Is shown as Today's vote marked the end of a Senate tion vote and support from liberal Democrats he appeared yesterday on ABC-TV's "Issues and Answers." BOSTON - Boston school teachers, their ranks thinned by "advise and consent" process in which some who oppose almost everything else Reagan layoffs stemming from a property-tax rollback, voted yester- senators strongly disagreed with Mrs. has proposed, from AWACS radar planes for day against a strike that would have shut down classes for O'Connor's judicial philosophy but said they Saudia Arabia to Social Security reductions. about 60,000 public school students. would support her anyway. Only Sen. Jeremiah Denton, R-Ala., who The Boston Teachers Union called its 5,200 members for a Liberal Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D- focused almost exclusively on Mrs. meeting to decide whether to boycott classes today as a Ohio, for example, said he was troubled by O'Connor's views on abortion during the Commission mulls protest against recent layoffs of nearly 1,000 teachers, most of Mrs. O'Connor's conservative views on hearing, declined to vote for her in commit- them holding tenure, and delay of a scheduled 7.5 percent pay whether poor defendants in criminal cases tee. Saying it was the most difficult decision raise. should be guaranteed a lawyer. of his life, Denton abstained. The vote, 1,404 to 836, followed more than an hour of Nonetheless, Metzenbaum said a nominee Aides to the conservative former Vietnam money for hostages debate. The union's executive committee had recommended a never should be rejected because of personal prisoner of war said he bad not decided how WASHINGTON (AP) - Eight months The panel's decision was complicated strike. views on specific issues and he warmly to vote on the Senate floor. after America's hostages were freed from by the lack of a comparable precedent to The union then voted 1,057 to 355 to defer for a year half of praised. Reagan for choosing such a highly Two other conservatives, Republicans Iran, a presidential commission is decid- , what happened to the Americans in Iran. the scheduled pay raise if Mayor Kevin H. White and the qualified woman. John East of North Carolina and Charles ing whether the United States should pay But Claggett. in testimony before the School Committee each match that amount to rehire lald-off In the midst of a growing number of Grassley of Iowa, voted for Mrs. O'Connor's them for their ordeal. commission, said there is a strong moral teachers. controversies swirling around Reagan on nomination, raising doubts about the political The panel heard advice ranging from and legal basis for his contention that the Capitol Hill, his choice of Mrs. O'Connor clout of the anti-abortion lobby, which had payments of $1,000 a day for each hostage U.S. government is liable (or com- Panel wants refugee quota cut proved a political masterstroke. strongly urged her rejection. to no money at all. pensatory damages. Its recommendation, due today, will be He noted that under the agreement WASHINGTON - The United States should cut its Indo- which brought the hostages home, the chinese refugee quota by one-third to one-half next year and reviewed by President Reagan. Considering execution threats, torture Carter administration precluded them only admit those fleeing persecution and not simply seeking, Labor continues to resist from suing the Iranian government for "the land of milk and honey," a Senate staff report said and other mistreatment of the hostages, "you would be well on the conservative damages and. in effect, "wiped out all yesterday. hostage claims against Iran," The report also urged that the government "now join with side if you were to decide that a court other countries in reducing the high profile of our Indochinese administration policies would be likely to pay a minimum of $1,000 "A claim is a property right." Clag- resettlement program" to make it less inviting for those a day of captivity for each hostage," said gett said, "just as the owner of a debt has migrating for economic reasons. WASHINGTON (AP) - Organized labor resent the cuts being made appreciate some- Bruce Claggett, the attorney for the a property right If the government takes "It is clear that a growing number of Vietnamese boat is seeking to parlay the solidarity of mass one standing up and speaking out for them." hostages and their families. my claim, it has taken my property." people, as well as Laotians, are risking flight primarily for resistance into tough grassroots lobbying to A jubilant Donahue, reflecting on the His proposal would cost the U.S. gov- He also noted that the Fifth Amend- economic reasons," the report said. It added that through the reverse Reagan administration budget weekend march and protest rally, said the ernment $23 million in compensation for ment requires the government to pay com- refugee "grapevine ... word has come back from those... who slashing and congressional agitation for an show of unity marks a new beginning in the 52 Americans who were released last pensation when it takes private property write and describe their safe resettlment in what seems like a overhaul of laws governing union activity. labor's struggle to protect a half century of January after 444 days' captivity. That for public use. 'land of milk and honey.'" After luring more than a quarter million gains. figure would be somewhat higher when But Paul Konka. a Vietnam War veter- people to the nation's capital to send a "Soli- As did the civil rights march of 1963, he compensation is added for hostages re- an, issued a strong and emotional appeal to darity Day" message of defiance to Presi- said, the Solidarity Day protest marked a leased before January. Claggett recom- the commission to deny compensation. -People- dent Reagan and Capitol Hill, the AFL-CIO historic moment for those opposed to deep mended that any money be divided equally "Compensation for these or any ex- and its allies in the civil rights movement cuts in domestic spending. between each hostage and the ncxt-of-kin. hostages would be a deliberate slap in the SALT LAKE CITY now face a second wave of spending cuts for Donahue said the real significance of the However, a representative of Vietnam face of the thousands of Vietnam veterans (AP) — Actor Robert social programs. 1963 march "was in how it affected people veterans told the commission that any who came home to not bands, parades, Kedford may be big at Reagan wants federal departments and emotionally, how it energized them, compensation would be a "deliberate slap free airplane tickets and a White House the box office but he agencies to slash another $16 billion from mobilized them around the country," tilting in the face" to the Americans who fought reception, but ... instead toscom, derision would bomb at the ballot their budgets in the new fiscal year beginning public opinion in favor of landmark civil in that war only to be scorned by their or simply complete inattention by the box if he ran against Oct. 1. and conservatives in the House and rights legislation. government and countrymen On their re- citizens they served." Konka said. against Sen. Orrin Hatch, the Senate are pushing legislation that would "Does this mean something will happen turn. The commission also received testi- H Utah, according to a in Congress? Sure, it does," he said. threaten many organized labor sacred cows. The commission is composed of nine mony from the former hostages them- poll. Donahue said the rally sent an important selves, several of whom recounted in grim Thomas R. Donahue, second-in-command message to Reagan and to members of Con- members, including former Secretary of The poll which ran at the 15-million-member AFL-CIO, said Sat- State Cyrus R. Vance and former Health detail the indignities they suffered Saturday in the Desert gress, who "heard from the folks back home William .1 Daugherty. a political-mili- urday's massive protest will breath new life ... that they do support a just and humane and Human Services Secretary Patricia R. News said Hatch also into the resistance movement. Harris. tary officer at the U.S. Embassy in could handily defeat society." Tehran, said he spent all but 19 of the 444 three other potential Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla., venerable The labor federation is following up the Four of the members were appointed days in solitary confinement, was routine- Democratic opponents if chairman of the House Committee on Aging, march with intensive lobbying at both the by former President Carter the day before ly subjected to physical abuse including the election were held agreed. "A good deal of Republicans on the national and grassroots levels. But John he left office and the hostages were re- beatings with a rubber hose and was per- now. They are former Hill are saying they don't want to go along Sheehan, chief lobbyist for the United Steel leased. The other five were named by mitted outdoors for only eight hours during Rep. Wayne Owens, at- with these additional cuts," Pepper said. "I Workers of America, said the goal is much Reagan last spring. his entire captivity torney Dan Herman or think vou're going to find that the people who broader. former District Judge Stewart Hanson Jr. The poll was con- ducted by Dan Jones and Robert Redford Opponents of AWACS sale push for veto Associates, who ques- tioned 600 people by tele- WASHINGTON (AP) - In an ex- last week they have 56 senators against the as possible in hopes Reagan would abandon sophisticated Airborne Warning and Control phone. It has an error ment Saturday before a traordinary show of force, the pro-Israel sale, 50 of them on record as co-sponsors of a the sale when he saw the odds against him. System planes, plus missiles and long-range margin of plus or minus 4 Los Angeles forum sup- lobby and congressional opponents of selling veto resolution. —To keep potential opponents to the sale fuel tanks for 62 US-built Saudi F-15 jet percent. porting extension of the AWACS radar warning planes to Saudi Ara- "I've been getting calls from every Jew- from wavering later. After being publicly fighters. In the poll. Redford federal Voting Rights bia have lined up veto-strength majorities. ish organization in the country," said Sen. committed, members of Congress hate to Act. The pro-Israel lobby suffered its first ma got 18 percent to 68 Holding those votes through October, though, John Glenn, D-Ohio. "They didn't want to change position for fear of appearing in- jor defeat in Congress in 1978, when it joined percent for Hatch with 14 The Georgia state sen- is another matter. talk about the issues. The big push was to get decisive. an unsuccessful effort to veto the sale of the percent undecided. ator said it is still in Pro-Israel lobbyists privately concede it me to sign this letter and resolution." There are two ways to fight, the pro- F15s. At the time, the Carter administration Berman had 17 percent to doubt whether President will be tough to block a foreign policy move . Glenn did not sign but says he might if the Israel official said. AIPAC members in many said it did not plan to sell extra gear for the 57 percent for Hatch with Reugan will support an proposed by a president who has befriended administration refuses to compromise terms districts swamp their congressman — like F-15s. 26 percent undecided. extension of the act, Israel. of the sale to keep the planes under partial Sen. Glenn — with letters, telegrams and Hatch got 52 percent of which will expire next Reagan's grassroots opposition is led by' U.S. control. visits. And the lobby can urge a constituent The American Israel Public Affairs Com- the vote in a race against year. the American Israel Public Affairs Commit- An official of one influential pro-Israel with political or personal clout to call him. mittee is acknowledged as one of most effec- Owens, who had 28 He said the Justice tee, which is registered as a lobby and has group says the lobby did not initiate the The administration is beginning its own tive lobbies in town - so much so that two percent with 20 percent Department under Re- five lobbyists in Washington. It also has more opposition drive. But he says it helped to lobbying and public relations campaign. The Republicans recently argued it has become undecided agan was doing less to than 12,000 members across the country, build up the numbers and to put Packwood in president has been asking senators to keep an loo powerful. About 17 percent of help minorities than it many of whom buttonholed their senators charge of the Senate drive. open mind until they hear his case. Rep. Paul N. McCloskey, R-Calif., said in the poll respondents said had under the Nixon ad- and representatives on the Saudi sale and With Heagan's proven persuasiveness in ministration. Sen. Joseph R. Biden, D-Del., already had San Diego in July that the lobby controls they'd vote for Hanson, other issues last May when the group held its announced plans to introduce a veto resolu- Congress, this is a fight the friends of Israel 1 with 53 percent opting for Reagan has said he annual conference in Washington. Congress votes on Middle East issues, block- tion, but the lobby and its friends in the could lose, the pro-Israeli lobbyist said. ing an even-handed U.S. policy for the region Hatch and 30 percent un- will announce his position On June 24, Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., "We had a request from a conservative on the extension of the Republican-controlled Senate figured a Re- decided. announced that 54 senators were urging Re- publican could help them more. Republican senator who said, 'What do I do if And Sen. Charles McC. Mathias, R-Md.. Voting Rights Act after a agan to forget the AWACS sale. An hour later I get a call from the Gipper?"j the lobby wrote in Foreign Policy magazine that the LOS ANGELES (AP) review by the attorney Rep. Clarence Long, D-Md., said 228 House "That was just very fast moving and I official said. "That's what we're*p against. power of ethnic lobbies, including the pro- — Civil rights leader ' general. members were co-sponsoring a resolution to don't think it took much work on our part^v "(A reporter) said there's no way you Israel lobby, is sometimes "harmful to the Julian Bond says the Re- Bond rapped the re- veto it. said the lobby official, who asked not to be Van win because of the Gipper And he's public interest." agan administration is view as unnecessary, The administration, which already had identified. "Long had already put more than probably right. We like the Gipper, too." staging a "full retreat" saying that congressional delayed proposing the sale once because of 150 people on his (House) resolution on his For the deal to be blocked, both the House Jewish leaders in both states denounced from the civil rights testimony has already congressional opposition, elected to delay it own before we jumped in.'' and the Senate musi vote against it — some- the statements and AlPAC's executive direc- shown the need for the tor, Tom Dine, said in Washington it was gains of the last 30 years. again. The point of early opposition was two- thing that has never been done. The deadline act. is Oct. 30. "nonsense" to assert that the United States' Bond made the corn- Now the House veto resolution has 253 co- pronged : 2.7 percent Jewish population could force Its sponsors and Senate opponents announced —To commit as many congressional allies The $8.5 billion sale proposal includes five views on the rest of the country. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER21,1981 The Daily Register 3 'Gypsy moths9 are getting, early start Omega 7 says it truce is over UNION CITY - An anU-Caitro terroritt group which has claimed rwponiibiUty for more than 25 bombing! In New for next skirmish budget cuts y M} trUCe Wlth Reagan dmlnU traUw i» ^CT " "* *• " By SKIP WOLLENBERG "I don't like these blanket sorts of things. rw!!!?" ! §eIU " communique «« The Dispatch of Hudson I have to know where the specific cuts are to WASHINGTON (AP) - The caucus of be made," she said. County vowing to return to its violent methods to stop what It northern House Republicans known as the calls an International communist conspiracy." Smith said he agreed with the recommen- • Pf. u"der?round ««>»* claimed responsibility for the gypsy moths says it hopes to play a more dation and defended the lack of specifics. Sept 11 bombings of the Mexican consulate in Miami, the significant role In the early development of He said in a meeting earlier in the week Mexican Mission to the United Nations in New York City and federal budget-cutting decisions. that it was apparent the group could not the offices of Replica, a Spanish-language magazine also in As part of that effort, a steering commit- 1 come to an agreement among themselves on Miami . tee appointed by the group last week pro- where to trim the budget. As a result, he said "Today the commandoes of Omega 7 take responsibility posed that the sizeable Increase in store for members decided it would be best to give the for the actions taken on Sept. 11, ending the truce we were the military budget in fiscal 1982 be trimmed Pentagon a smaller budget figure and let the asked to make with the new Reagan administration, which by |9 billion. defense planners decide which programs or was to have shown good intentions toward the Cuban cause President Reagan favors a $2 billion cut in areas could be trimmed. and the Cuban beligerent groups who fight for the liberation of the $226 billion defense budget. Reagan is Rep. Matthew Rinaldo, a Republican the native land," said the letter received by the newspaper on expected to announce his complete, budget- from Onion County, has attended some of the cutting package — expected to totafibetween gypsy moth meetings, but was not part of the $16 billion and $20 billion — this week. It said the underground group would continue "bringing group on the defense recommendation. He the justice shrapnel to tyrants and allies wherever they are " The New Jersey members of the gypsy said a $9 billion reduction was "unrealistic" moth group are Reps. Harold Hollenbeck, The group has claimed responsibility for the March 1»7» and premature. bombing of the TWA terminal at Kennedy International East Rutherford; Marge Houkema, Ridge- "I'm going to wait until the president's Airport. wood; Millicent Fenwick, Bernardsville, and cuts are formally announced before taking a Christopher Smith, Old Bridge. On Dec. 12, l»7», it said it was responsible for a bomb position," he said. which exploded in a garage at the Soviet Mission to the United Their reactions to the recommendation Reps. James Courier and Edwin Forsythe Nations in Manhattan, which injured four policemen. varied. have not participated in the gypsy moth Hollenbeck is a member of the steering Intensive investigations by law enforcement authorities group. nave so far been unable to discover the identities of members committee, which approved the t9 billion Courier, a Republican from Hacket- of the Omega 7. - reduction unanimously. tstown, said he would have to examine the But a few weeks earlier, he was one of defense recommendation more closely five Republicans who asked the president in a before taking a position on it. MILLICENT FENWICK CHRISTOPHER SMITH Ex-official faces drug count letter to cut the defense budget for fiscal 1982 "I don't think you can avoid being specif- HACKENSACK - A former Wanaque councilman and his by 10 percent — more than twice as much as ic. The easiest thing in the world is for two children have been arrested on charges of distributing the steering committee proposed. someone to say we can spend less, but the The Army has reiterated its opposition to Courier inquired a second time in August metnamphetamine. Mrs. Houkema, who was present at a using the stockade at Fort Dix as a tem- about whether the Fort Dix stockade could be news conference when the proposal was pres- hard part is to say which weapons system or porary prison for civilians. used for the overflow. John William Delia Penna, 21, and his sister, Fran 20 program should be cut," he said. were arrested Thursday for selling *M0 worth of speed to an ented, indicated she thought the defense cut The proposal was first discussed last Army Secretary John O. Marsh Jr. told undercover narcotics agent in a Pompton Lakes shopping was too small. "I'm not saying I'm against it. I don't spring when it was suggested that the stock- Courier in a letter delivered last week that he center parking lot, police said. "wpping "I think it's a low negotiating number, " think we should avoid the military budget - ade could be used to alleviate overcrowding could not give him "a more favorable re- we should look at it very hard," he said. Their father, John Delia Penna Jr., 49, was arrested later she said. in state prisons. sponse." In the day and charged with possession of marijuana and She said she feared that if the bulk of the Forsythe, a Moorestown Republican, said The Army said in April, however, the He said the reasons preventing it were the methamphethamine and distributing methampheUmine. budget cuts are in social areas, big reduc- he has not been part of the group because, facility could not be used for civilian pris- need for the facility in the event of a national Delia Penna served one term as councilman after his tions will be proposed in areas such as social "I'm just not willing to try to play the oners. mobilization, the importance of promoting a election in 1969 His son, John, is a horse trainer at the security benefits, which she opposes. pressure game they are playing." Over the summer, a presidential task positive image of life on military bases and Meadowlands track, said police. Mrs. Fenwick said she was disappointed He said he agrees, however, that the force recommended that excess federal facil- the possibility that inactive facilities at Fort Giles W. Casaleggio, chief assistant prosecutor of the that the group failed to propose specific budget-cutting effort "won't fly if you try to ities be used as jails, and Attorney General Dix and other bases will be needed as the Passaic County narcotics and organized crime unit said the areas for defense reductions. get it all out of the social side of the budget." William French Smith endorsed the idea. Army expands its capabilities. drugs purchased in the Pompton Plains parking lot would have a street value of $10,000. Miss Delia Penna was charged with one count of distribu- tion and her brother was charged with distribution and Dumont seen choice for U.S. attorney post possession. NEWARK (AP) - The Reagan adminis ing party candidate for the highest federal Dumont said he would run an "independ- tration is expected to nominate W. Hunt law enforcement postilion in New Jersey. The Summit resident said he will try to ent" department. settle what he called a "jurisdictional cat Jail damage put at $20,000 Dumont as U.S. attorney for New Jersey Del Tufo's resignation sparked months of within the next few weeks, ending months of "First and foremost, I want to run a fight" with federal authorities in New York political wrangling among rival factions of City and Washington over the Abscam In- ELIZABETH - Rioting by more than 100 angry prisoners political squabbling over the top federal post. the state Republican Party as several GOP professional office. And I intend to staff it last weekend caused an estimated 120,000 in damages to the with the best lawyers I can find," he said. vestigation. If the nomination is approved by the U.S. leaders tried to gather support for other Union County Jail, officials said. candidates, including former Mercer County "As far as party affiliation - whether "My objective is to try to mend some The inmates took six corrections officers hostage as they Senate, the 40-year-old Newark attorney they're Democrats or Republicans — that's broken relationships," he said. "I want to could assume control of the federal law en- Republican Chairman Kenneth Zauber. smashed windows and security screens during the two-hour Dumont said he understood his nomi- just not a factor I'm considering. bring an end to this inter-district warfare as disturbance. The more than 40 windows have been replaced, forcement post by early November. nation would be submitted to the Senate for "I am a registered Republican, and in well as any hostitility that has been gener- said Michael Magnolia, director of the county's division of The son of state Sen. Wayne Dumont, R- confirmation by early next month, The Star- ated between New Jersey and the Depart- building andgrounds. general I share the president's philosophies ment of Justice." Warren, he would succeed U.S. Attorney Wil- Ledger of Newark said in Sunday's editions. toward law enforcement, but I am certainly Water coolers also were ripped out of the walls and and liam Robertson, who was appointed to tem- A former deputy chief of the Criminal not steeped in party politics," Dumont Dumont, a partner in the law firm of furniture and mattresses were thrown down staircases to porarily fill the vacancy left when Robert Del Division within the U.S. Attorney's office, added. "My father has been deeply com- Robinson, Wayne and Greenberg, was hired block police access. Tufo resigned a year ago. Dumont has been meeting with Robertson mitted to the political arena, but I deliberate- by then U.S. Attorney Frederick B. Lacey, "It's hard to say exactly when all the repairs at the jail Dumpnt's name has been circulated during the past month to discuss the opera- ly stayed out of it" who Is now a U.S. District judge sitting in will be complete, but I expect that we will be in relatively among federal judges in the state since last tions of the office, The Star-Ledger said, Dumont's father has served in the state Newark. He was appointed deputy chief of good shape within a week or two," said Randolph Pisane, spring, when he was reported to be the lead- quoting unidentified sources. Legislature for more than 30 years. the Criminal Division in 1970. county public safety director. The weather Campaign spending may reach $8 million TRENTON (AP) - The The State Republican The State Election Law Florio's commercials do not million in state matching the campaign. campaigns for governor and Committee plans to raise $2 Enforcement Commission mention that he is a Demo- funds. Strategists in most cam- legislative posts in New Jer- million and the State Demo- has ruled the Republican crat, and his campaign has The state gubernatorial fi- paigns say they are planning sey are expected to cost cratic Committee, $16 mil- commercials do not have to focused on his Congressional nancing law provides $2 for to spend much of the money about $8 million this fall, with lion, to promote their parties be charged to the Kean cam- accomplishments and on im- each $1 a candidate raises on television. The number a substantial amount of the and the candidates for the 120 paign since they do not men- age-building. after meeting a $50,000 quali- and variety of television com- money earmarked for tele- contested state Senate and tion either candidate or the Philip Kaltenbacher, the fying threshold. Under the mercials to be aired over vision, candidates say. Assembly seats, and, in- governor by name. state Republican chairman, law, a candidate for governor New York City and Philadel- directly, to benefit the Although party regis- said he expected the party to accepting matching funds is phia stations will dwarf even More than J2 million each those broadcast during this is budgeted for the cam- gubernatorial candidates. tration favors the Democrats reach its »2 million goal. eligible for up to $1.2 million, by a 2-1 margin, Kean always "Usually the state or- but is restricted to a spending year's state party primaries paigns of Republican Thomas The GOP has begun tele- for governor. H. Kean of Livingston, and vision commercials urging mentions Ins party and usual- ganization raises and spends limit of about $2.1 million for Rep. James J. Florio, a Dem- viewers to "vote Re- ly includes a reference to a few hundred thousand," he ocrat from Runnemede. publican," and attacking the President Reagan in his cam- said. "But this year we have Kean said he plans to administration of Gov. Bren- paign appearances and on tel- a tight race, a good man, the Jersey Shore spend up to $1.4 million on dan Byrne without mention- evision commercials. trends going our way, and the television. ing his name. On the other hand, big hitters who used to give Mostly sunny today and partly sunny tomorrow. Highs (1,000 are giving $5,000 and both days in the upper 60s to low 70s. Fair and cool $10,000." tonight. Lows in the low to mid 50s. Chance of rain is 10 Gubernatorial candidates percent today and tonight. Winds westerly 5 to 15 mph New York primary election cannot accept contributions today. Ocean water temperatures are in the upper 60s. of more than $800 from any Marine Forecast source, but there is no limit on contributions to the state Watch Hill, R.I. to Manasquan, N.J. is scheduled for tomorrow committees. Weather clearing, fair today and tonight. Visibility 5 NEW YORK (AP) -Can- city comptroller. They said a new analysis of Meanwhile, Florio's cam- miles or more. Average wave heights one to three feet didates in New York City's City Council races were the lines showed them to be paign committee announced today. Monday. trimmed-down primary barred by a panel of federal more favorable to blacks and Sunday its new campaign wound up their last stumping judges who said the Justice Hispanics than previously contributions had reached South Jeney weekend yesterday as the Department had not ap- thought $344,492, qualifying the cam- City Council prepared to send proved the city's plan for The council sends its data paign for the maximum in Sunny and pleasant today with highs in the upper 60s information about its re- council redistricting. as man- matching state funds for the to low 70s. Fair tonight with lows again in the upper 40s to to the Justice Department in districting to Washington in dated for three city boroughs Washington today. gubernatorial election. mid 50s. Partly sunny tomorrow with highs in the upper hopes of quick approval for by the federal Voting Rights In a prepared news re- 60s to low 70s. Less than a quarter of the court-postponed races. Act. The ruling was in re- city's registered voters are lease,.the committee said the The primary election was sponse to a suit filed on expected to vote. About 1.8 $344,492 to be filed Monday, in Tide. delayed from Sept. 10 until behalf of the city's minor- million Democrats and addition to the $486,822 raised Sandy Hook For Red Bank and tomorrow. The city agreed to ities, who charged the plan 359.000 Republicans are reg- previously, brings the total TODAY - High 2:49 Rumson bridge, add two revert to previous election was discriminatory. istered. No other parties are raised to $831,314, qualifying p.m. and low 9:35 p.m. hours; Sea Bright, deduct district lines in order to hold The city also had not sub- holding primaries. the campaign for nearly $1.2 TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, many of the contests. mitted demographic and vot- 3:29 a.m. and 3:55 p.m. deduct 15 minutes, High- During his weekend cam- er information to back up the LOCATIONS and low 9.43 a.m. and lands bridge, add 40 paigning. Democratic Mayor council redistricting, done as HUTOmiM 10:37 p.m. minutes. Edward 1. Koch expressed a result of 1980 census fig- EXIT 105 BST TINTON FALLS confidence he would conquer ures, the judges said. SHBUTON INN Go to the races with a new Kenwood Car. his rivals in Democratic and NT. J5KULET The Weather Elsewhere The judges did not rule, S.A.T. SHEMTONMMCM Stereo. Special Sale Prices, Discount Republican primaries. 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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1981 ••Obituarie• mill inn ••••••••••i <••••• s •mil r— • ligh"• « "• t attendan*• t crushed 11to deat1 h •HHHIIIII , i > LONDON (AP) - A World Airways flight DC-10 landed in London. perform an autopsy Monday. dant appeared to have died instantly attendant was crushed to death- in a crew He told The Associated Press by tele- The dispatcher's office for the Oakland, Keenlyside said some of the passengers ;. Steelman Mathis elevator yesterday aboard a jumbo jetliner phone that Ms. Williams "died of a crushed Calif-based airline said the death "was ac- on the flight "were aware that something carrying more than 300 passengers across the chest." He added that details of the incident cidental." They said part of the plane was was going on, but they did not realise that one Atlantic Ocean, U.S. aviation officials said. were sketchy because Investigators had not closed off while the Incident was being In- of the crew had been killed." Ocean political leader Karen Williams, 24, was "crushed be- yet interviewed the flight crew. vestigated. After the craft landed at Gatwick, Ms. tween the elevator cab and the door frame" "They're still sort of in a state of shock," Mike Henderson, a spokesman for the Williams' body was removed and the other 11 TOMS -RIVE ~ — • --•R» - A, A maIIIUInI Mathis filled his seat, but re- on flight 32 from Baltimore-Washington In- Emory said. airline's corporate headquarters, refused to -J played a dominant role crew members flew the plane to its next signed in 1947 when W Steel- ternational Airport to Gatwick Airport, south The elevator is one of two operating be- comment on whether there may have been a scheduled stop in Frankfurt, he said. in Ocean County politics is man returned from the ser- of London, said Wallace Emory, chief of the tween the plane's main deck level and a defect in the aircraft. dead at age 82. vice. He was elected state FAA field office in Frankfurt, West Germa- galley, where food is prepared in the jet- Emory and FAA officials in Washington A World Airways spokesman In Balti- /• W. Steelman Mathis died Senate Majority Leader in ny. liner's lower bay. One elevator is for cargo said two doctors aboard the plane were more, Michael Henderson, said Ms. Williams Saturday at Community Me- 1952, and was Senate Presi- Emory said the Federal Aviation Admin- and equipment, the other for the flight crew. called to assist when Ms. Williams' body was was a native of Oakland who was based In morial Hospital, here. dent in 1954. He stepped down istration was investigating the Incident, World Airways spokesman Philip found, but they pronounced her dead at the Baltimore She had been employed by World He served 20 years as a from the statehouse in 1965. which took place about an hour before the Keenlyside at Gatwick said a coroner would scene. The FAA officials said the flight atten- Airways for two years. •late senator, but played a For many years he was far more significant role in considered a political "boss" influencing the Ocean County in the Ocean County, playing Republican Party. a key role in herding the par- U.S. may sue ex-CIA director over book '•• A conservative Re- ty's different factions. ipublican, he first gained a He replaced his father as NEW YORK (AP) - The federal govern- tion by both former and present employees. The galley contained sensitive material possible national security leaks. They include Mat in the State Senate in county Republican leader in ment plans to sue former CIA Director Wil- It also shows that the administration's that revealed that the CIA spyship, Glomar the disappearance of State Department poli- rMO, only to resign two years 1968, but stepped down from liam E. Colby for publishing his 1978 memoir, efforts to plug leaks will not be limited to Explorer, had failed to recover nuclear mis- cvpapers on southern Africa, the removal of later to serve in the Coast that post in Pebruaury, 1974. "Honorable Men," before clearing all edi- sies, steering and transmission devices and MX missile studies from the Pentagon and Guard. only the "little fish," the magazine said, He is survived by his,wife, tions with his former employer, Newsweek quoting an unnamed senior administration codes from a Soviet submarine three miles the acquisition of position papers on Pakistan His father, Thomas A. Georgia C. Devore Mathis. magazine reported yesterday. official. below the surface of the Pacific Ocean. by an NBC reporter. The magazine said in its current edition Citing government sources, the magazine John B. Ambos that the suit was the Regan administration's Asked about the Newsweek report, Jus- Newsweek also said CIA Director William tice Department spokesman Dean St. Dennis said Colby and the government will most J. Casey has asked the FBI to conduct an latest effort in stopping leaks of sensitive likely reach a consent agreement with the MIDDLETOWN - John Locust, and was also a life information and show that it will not tolerate said in Washington last night, "I just can't internal investigation into CIA leaks. Top B. Ambos, 83, of 63 Mon- member of the Kearny Elks breaches in the legal contracts of govern- say anything about that at all tonight." former director agreeing to turn over some officials at the bureau, however, have re- mouth Ave., Leonardo, died Lodge. ment employees. The alleged security breach occurred of his book profits to the government. jected the idea because they do not believe yesterday at Riverview Hos- Surviving are his wife, when galley proofs of Colby's book reached a The magazine also said the adminis- the FBI should be working for the agency, pital, Red Bank. Federal law prohibits the unauthorized Margaret Ambos; a stepson, dissemination of national security informa- French publisher before the CIA examined it. tration has ordered investigations of several Newsweek said. He was born in Harrison Frederick Maier of and baa been a Leonardo resi- Salisbury, Md.; a step- dent for approximately 70 daughter, Mrs. Mildred years. Zabawa of Clifton; three He owned a grocery store grandchildren; and three Iranians vow to kill child demonstrators In Leonardo before he re- great-grandchildren. tired Postens Funeral Home, BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) hardest-hitting reports. been besieged by bombings Mohammad All Rajai, who and in hiding. There was a ernment warning against ov- He was a member of All Atlantic Highlands, is In — A key prosecutor warned The government has an- and assassinations suspected died in an Aug. 90 bomb blast report Friday that Tehran ercharging by dealers and Saints Episcopal Church, charge of arrangements. Iranian parents to "watch nounced 694 executions since to be the work of the under- that also killed his prime Radio carried a confirmation said they would be dealt with their children closely" be- the June 22 ouster of Presi- ground Mujahedeen Khalq, a minister, Mohammad Javad of this from Iran's chief jus- in accordance with wartime cause even 12-year-olds could dent Abolhassan Bani-Sadr. Marxist-Islamic group whose Banonar. tice, Ayatollah Musavi regulations. Iran and Iraq John H. Harjes be executed for demonstrat- However, Bani-Sadr said last leader fled to Paris on July 29 The suspect in that as- Ardebili. have been engaged In a ing against the regime, a week that the figure is actual- with Bani-Sadr. France sassination is said by the gov- stalemated border war for a MIDDLETOWN - John years ago. Meanwhile, Tehran Radio year. H. Harjes, 89, of Daniel Tow- His wife, Delia Harjes, Tehran newspaper said yes- ly 1,200 and a source in granted both asylum. ernment to be Massoud reported yesterday that the ers, died Saturday at the At- died last April. terday. It also said 71 oppo- Tehran said officials confided The revolutionary govern- Keshmiri, who for the past scheduled meeting of the Is- The government news lantic Highlands Nursing He Is survived by a son, nents had been shot by firing that the number of executions ment of Ayatollah Ruhollah year had held the highly sen- lamic Consultative Assembly agency, Pan, said yesterday Home. John J. Harjes of Port Mon- squad in two days. topped 1,100. Khomeini, who toppled the sitive post of secretary to the had to be postponed "be- that Ayatollah All Montazeri, He was born In Germany mouth 10 grandchildren; and "Even if a 12-year-old Lajavardi's remarks were since-deceased shah In Feb- Iranian Security Council. cause of the unauthorized a close Khomeini associate and had moved to the Mid numerous great-grand- child is found participating in made at a news conference ruary 1979, will elect Iran's The government at first absence" of 38 deputies. who Is Friday prayer leader dletown area 40 years ago. children. N an armed demonstration, he Saturday, a day after Iran's third president in 19 months reported Keshmiri had died The state-run radio said it at Qom, offered support to He was a musical instru- The John P. Condon Fu- will be shot. The age doesn't revolutionary prosecutor, on Oct. 2. in the bombing. Sources in was "compulsory" for all de- the people of Egypt to oust ment maker for Oscar neral Home, Atlantic High- matter," Assadollah La- Musavi Tabrizi, announced Five candidates out of 44 Tehran told The Associated puties to attend when the as- President Anwar Sadat and Schmidt, of Jersey City, lands, is in charge of arrange- javardi, prosecutor general over Tehran Radio that ter- hopefuls were allowed to run Press last week that sembly meets tomorrow. The "enemy agents," a refer- before his retirement 25 ments. of Tehran, was quoted as rorists would be tried and in the election to replace Keshmiri was in fact alive assembly guides the country ence to the United States saying in the newspaper Is- sentenced "on the spot" in Islamic matters. Sadat has jailed more than Gertrude Maxson lamic Republic. when arrested. There was no Indication of 1,530 Egyptians over the past "They are young and they "They will be tried in the Gibson's limousine what prompted yesterday's three weeks in a crackdown LONG BRANCH - and Miss Vinna Maxson, both can be duped into counter- streets," Tabrizi said, so as absences. Gertrude Maxson, 49, of this on his opponents and people here; a brother, William revolutionary activities," he Tehran Radio also said Sadat says are suspected of place, died Friday at her Duncan Jr. of Asbury Park; said. yesterday that heating oil home. fomenting bitterness between three sisters, Mrs. Rose The story appeared under on. prices would go up, but gave Egypt's Moslems and the mi- Mrs. Maxson was a life- fundamen Fisher, Mrs. Janet Fisher a blood-red banner headline Khomeini's NEWARK (AP) - New- annual picnic at Sun Tan no details. It carried a gov- nority Coptic Christians. long city resident. the paper reserves for its talist Moslem regime has She retired in 1971 as an and Mrs. Gloria Thome, all ark Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson Lake in Kiverdale assembler for Signal Stat Co., here, and two grandchildren. got some bad news at his an- "In view of the fact that Eaton town. The Woolley Funeral nual picnic when he was in- they (the bandits) had a gun, ATTENTION - RED BANK RE8IDENT8 Home is in charge of arrange- formed his brand new $15,000 the mayor believes it's for- Surviving are two daugh- tunate that only the money ters, the Misses Catherine ments. 2 accident victims Lincoln Continental limou- The Borough of Red Bank will conduct a public sine had been stolen at gun- and the car were taken," hearing before the Mayor and Council on point from its garage. Gibson's spokesman, Gladys L. Griswold in fair condition Night watchman, Elroy Bernard Moore said. SEPT. 30,1881 at 5:00 P.M. Campbell, 45, was sitting in Moore said Gibson nor- In the Council Chambers at LONG BRANCH - Glad- Asbury United Methodist MIDDLETOWN - One of A hospital spokesman said his office at the South llth mally uses a Chevrolet to get 32 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK ys L. Griswold, 72, of this Church, the Friendly Seniors, the three teen-agers Injured two other youths injured In Street garage about 3 a.m. about town, saving the luxury place, died Saturday at Mon- and the Church Women Unit- in an automobile accident in the one-car accident were for the eighth, ninth and tenth year Community yesxterday when two men ap- limousine when "visiting Development Block Grant Program. mouth Medical Center. ed, all here. Middletown Wednesday also in fair condition. They peared, according to police. dignitaries" visit. which claimed the life of a are Jon Kryscnski, 16, of John C. Mlnton Born in Newark, Miss Surviving are a sister, "This is it. Hand over the Gibson acquired the Griswold moved here in 1M6. Mrs. Dorothy Simmons, here, fourth youth, has been dis- Palmer Avenue, in the In- $15,000 Lincoln Continental Director, Community Development charged from Riverview Hos- money and don't try any- She retired in 1168 after 15 and two nieces. tensive care unit, and Rich- thing. I'm trigger happy," last December under terms years as a computer operator The Woolley Funeral pital, Red Bank, a hospital ard Wilson, 17, of 12 Mercer of a 36-month lease agree- official said last night. one of the men told Campbell, for Bendix Corp., Eaton town. Home is in charge of arrange- Ave., Port Monmouth. according to police spokes- ment calling for $419.25 per She was a member of the ments. Kyong Lim, 17, of 40 Frost Kryscnski suffered hip In- man Armando Fontoura. month in rental payments. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Circle, the driver of the car, The vehicle contains a tel- was released from the hospi- juries and chest lacerations. Campbell handed over Mrs. John W. Rendon Sr. Lim suffered a fractured arm $140 from a cash register and ephone and a police band ra- SUNDAY HOURS tal yesterday, a hospital dio. MONMOUTH BEACH - spokesman said. and abrasions of the face and another $115 from his own band, John W. Rendon Sr.; pocket. When Gibson leased the NOW Mrs Joan Rendon, 83, of 12 Steven Johnson, 17, of chest, and Wilson suffered a and two sons, John W. Ren- fractured pelvis and ver- The bandits reportedly car in exchange for a 1975 Anderson St., died Saturday don Jr. of Washington, D.C., Woodridge Road, died in the Cheker and a 1970 Cadillac at Monmouth Medical, Long tebrae, face cuts and mul- eyed several cars in the ga- 1O:OO AM-3:00 PM and Richard Rendon of Bos- accident on Cherry Tree Fleet wood, nine members of Branch. Farm Road. tiple trauma. rage and demanded the keys ton, Mass. to Gibson's Lincoln. the City Council also ordered MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER She was born In Holland a new fleet of vehicles for and had lived In Monmoututlh ThTne JobnJoh n *•E•. DDal y Funeral The watchman told the men the keys were in the ve- themselves at a cost of 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY Beach since 1958. TtomerKeiBwik, Is in charge Missing patient sought $87,000. She is survived by her hut- of arrangements. hicle, Fontoura said. After ordering Campbell 747-5220 MARLBORO - Marlboro sider him violent." This sum- Psychiatric Hospital suffers to open an overhead door, the Michelle Ann Gonzales mer Pertgen was sentenced bandits locked the watchman continued their search early to 120 days in the Monmouth KEANSBURG - Michelle Gonzales, and a sister, Miss this morning for a patient re- into a bathroom and escaped, D'S EXECUTIVE County Jail for criminal re- Fontoura said. Ann Gonzales, the five-day- Diane Lynn Gonzales, both at ported missing from his cot- straint in connection with an old daughter of Barry and Pa- home, and her paternal tage yesterday afternoon, but incident in Keansburg Aug. 4, Gibson was Informed of tricia Sue Gonzales, Creek grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. who they believe remained on I960. his limousine's theft at his COUNTRY CLUB Road, died Saturday at Mon- Frank Gonzales of North the hospital grounds. mouth Medical Center, Long Bergen. The unidentified patient Branch. The Laurel Funeral was the second man reported Also surviving are a Home, West Keaniburg, is In missing yesterday. The first, OUR 56TH YEAR SLACKS brother, Barry Edward charge of arrangements. . Wes J. Pertgen of Long Branch, was missing on the -IO95* hospital grounds for a matter Armed teen arrested of hours before returning to I fj a pair his cottage yesterday after- noon. roums makes a Better-Looking outside royal palace Few details were avail- PICK COTTON! man of You/ LONDON - A 17-year-old ordered held overnight. No able on the missing man, but British youth was arrested charges were expected to be he reportedly is a "detainer" FOR BEAUTIFUL Country Club Slacks have a built-in outside Buckingham Palace filed until today, the Scotland patient. Detainers are pa- VINDCW SHADES S-T-R-E-T-C-H waistband that yesterday after a police of- Yard spokesman said. tients sent to the hospital keeps slacks in place/ The Indelible BYPANNA ficer found him carrying an No members of the royal from the Monmouth County Crease stays neat & trim all day/ • air gun, authorities reported. family were in the palace at jail. the time of the arrest, said Pertgen, 23, was described 100% polyester in Navy, Brown, : A spokesman at Scotland officials at the royal resi- by police as "belligerent Black, Green, Burgundy. Yard said the youth, who was The custom price when you buy the same dence. with homicidal tendencies," 062 •Ltrgtr a/zw slightly hlghtr not identified, was stopped by who added that "doctors con- in-stock window shades a uniformed officer near the Queen's Gardens, in front of the palace. The youth was behaving suspiciously, the The Daily Register spokesman said without (USPS-145-44OI $3 elaborating. 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Choose stock shades dispatcher. 202 Death Notices lo carry home today In an Infinite Member of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit variety ol sizes and styles. Bureau of Circulation, the New Jersey Press Association MIDDLETOWN REN DON — Jun, of Monmouth Beech, N.J. Beloved jnd cherished Second Class postage paid at Red Bank, N.J. 07701 and at Middletown, N.J. Channel Horn* Center wlft of John W. Rendon Sr ; devoted 0774* Published Sunday through Friday. Mall subscriptions payable In advance. mother of John Jr. and Richard, L«ft 32 BROAD ST RL 36 & Harmony Rd. 671-5472 us Saturday after a long fight with Term Dally Sunday Dally and cancer. Her memory will be with us Only Only Sunday RED BANK 741-7500 STOW MOUR8: Mon.-Fri. 10-9 pm; 8*1.1M pm • tun. 12-» pny forever. Services private. In lieu of One Year S5S 00 121.00 177 00 flowers contributions to the Ameri- Home delivery by Carrier — Daily and Sunday f 1 JS a week; Sunday only 11 can Cancer Society, Boro Hall, Al- cents; Dally only 1.00. lenhurst. Single copy at Counter — Daily 2Ocents; Sunday 35 cents. Blockade MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.1981 The Daify Register gets more support SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (AP) — A surprise column of more than 5,000 people toting babies and waving placards marched past the gates of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant yesterday in grassroots support of an anti-nuclear blockade. The march, organized among the local population, was not connected with a six- day blockade'by the Abalone Alliance which was regroup- ing for a renewed assault fol- lowing a crucial decision by the Nuclear Regulatory Com- TO THE WINNER — Ralph J. Rapisardi, second from left. President of Crown Beer mission. Distributors, presents check to Bruce Donoghv after Donoghy won feature race In second annual Tour De Red Bank Bicycle Race yesterday. At left is Red Bank The NRC will vote today mayor Michael J. Arnone while Chris Meerman of Alpine, the third place finisher, is in Washington on Pacific Gas at right. Crown Beer Distributors was one of the race sponsors. & Electric Co.'s request for an interim permit for low- power testing of one of the reactors at the $2.3 billion plant. Red Bank race close The alliance, which has (continued) seen 1,000 of its supporters larger field than last year and it went off MAGIC MUSIC — Rudy Tepel, right, and his "Magic" the Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel. Also on hand Somerset, were the winners In the Women's smoothly. arrested at the site during the past week, says it will try toclarinet were among several performers yesterday were Marilyn Michaels, Fravdele Ovsher, Joey Rus- "A" and "B" races, respectively, while There were a number of spills during the Earl Page of the Jaegon BC won in the prevent workers from enter- during the ninth annual Jewish Festival of the Arts at sell, and Joe Baris and the Winged Victory Singers. competition, but no serious injuries. ing the plant to load the nu- Veteran Division. The race was promoted by the Atlantic Other winners were Dick Poor of Nutley clear fuel for the test through Bicycle Club and the Red Bank Parks and a non-violent blockade. (Master) and John Pixton of the Penn CB Recreation Department. Swedish gymnasts performing in area (Grand Master). SENIOR MEN 1,1.1. BAR. — I. Bruc« DonoOhv. Pan Yesterday's marchers, • ionic snlmano. Allantown. P» . 1:44.11.9. 1. Mark who included families with Yesterday's race was run over a nine- WhlUhtrt. Cil vtii. i:M.2i,i, 1. Chrli Maarman, Alpina, MIDDLETOWN — The Sofia Girls, a world famous group Girls also will be performing at Leisure Village West in tenth mile course, starting in front of Red 1:44.11.4; 4 Ed SluehUr. AlpiM. 1:44.M.t; J. Al McCormkk. children along with baby e aproi, I 44.14.3; i. Murray Wllmlndlns. CRC ot A; 7. joal strollers and miscellaneous of gymnasts based in Stockholm, Sweden, will perform at 8 Lakewood at 7:30pm Wednesday i Bank Catholic High School on Broad Street. SMtlna. IndWUSA,; i Pal McDonough. Montooacamo; t p.m. tomorrow at Middletown High School South and 8:30 The course continued to Monmouth Street wavna Slatlna. Whitt Rlvar; 10. Jota Farnandai, Watchune; pets, began at Avila Beach , /The 18 Sofia Girls range in age from 14 to 21 and are u Jttf Rlchtar. Taam Exprast; 11. Art McHugh, Alplna; 13 p.m. Thursday at Holmdel High School. /chosen from a group of some 500 girls. Each year, a group is and then left to Maple Avenue. From here it oi.n Monlar. BCBC. 14. Ron Hlnton. StMra. N.C.; IS. Bob' about a mile and a half south- Gultr, Lthlon The group is on its seventh tour of the United States and picked to travel abroad to promote physical fitness. They had went left to Leroy Place,and then left again WOMEN'S "A" — 1. SaMy Davli. Parlt Spont; 1. Jour, east of the power plant's back to Broad Street and the finish line. at GOT al. Paris Spof II. I. Maria Wlisar. Parli Sporll. main gate. while appearing on the East Coast, their home base will be their first international exhibition at the 1936 Olympic Games WOMEN'S "B" — 1. Dot Sallng, Somarwl; 2 Jaan Ptr Middletown. In contrast to last year's race which was In, NJBC. 3 Danlsa Varratt. Waitchattar. They waved American in Berlin. VETERAN — 1 Earl Paga. Jaaoon. I, Boo Parlaa, NJBC. The trip is being sponsored by the Scandinavian American The programs at the high schools will be augmented by marred by showers, yesterday's event went 3 Joa Sallng. Swnartat flags and banners and signs MASTER —1 Dick Poor, Nullay; 2 BohZallv. Jaagar; J proclaiming "Locals Against Heritage Society. performances by local gymnasts. off under partly cloudy and cool weather. The Bill Waltan. Towna CC. GRAND MASTER - 1. Jotin Pl.lon, Many local families have opened their homes to the girls strong winds, however, made things some- Penn BC; 1. Gaorga Ayart. Atlantic Byclclt Club; 1. Frad Diablo Canyon" and "Anoth- Kranchar, NOVA BC while they appear in this country. what difficult for the riders. JUNIOR MEN — I. Graa Jartona. Cintral Jtrwv BC; 1 er Family Against Diablo Ca- Dan DiMana. Cafltral JarMy BC; ). Stapnan Mamlntky. nyon." Besides the appearance here and in Holmdel, the Sofia The seven-race event attracted a much Stranoari Craak. NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING San Luis Obispo Under sheriff Arnie Goble esti- CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS mated the crowd at 5,000 at Johnson took cash, If you are a qualified and registered voter of the State who expects noon, saying, "It's a dif- to be absent outside the State on November 3.1961, or a qualified Tor Women Only' race ferent breed of people out and registered voter who will be within the State November 3, 1981. but because of permanent and total disability, or because of here today." biographer claims illness or temporary physical disability, or because of the ob- Parvin Clark, 42, a school servance of a religious holiday pursuant to the tenets of your religion, or because of resident attendance at a school, college, or benefits Survival Center teacher from Arroyo Grande, (continued) university, or because ot the nature and hours of employment, will said. "We're the people who ports about Johnson accepting cash as vice president or be unable to cast your ballot at the polling place in your district on have to be on the job every directing private business dealings across special Oval Office said date, and you desire to vote in the General Election to be held SANDY HOOK - Almost 250 women women runners. There also were "a lot of morning at 8 a.m. We can't phones as president. on November 3 1981, kindly complete the application form below raced their way around the former Fort people who just wanted to be part of it," afford to be arrested...We're and send to the undersigned, or write or apply in person to the Hancock military base yesterday afternoon people who wanted to contribute to the center "Both of those are news to me," Movers said. "I was undersigned at once requesting that a civilian absentee ballot be the kind of people who are all forwarded to you Such request must state your home address, in the impressive first running of the "For and simply stroll around the course, involved only with politics and legislation." around and normally we The article quotes George Brown, one of Johnson's early and the address to which said ballot should be sent, and must be Women Only" four-mile run and race-walk. Hanapole said. signed with your signature, and state the reason why you will not haven't been noticed because benefactors, as saying Johnson once rejected an offer of oil Proceeds from the event, which was Although the running was serious, the be able to vote at your usual polling place No civilian absentee we're in the woodwork." stock because he believed it would taint him politically ballot will be furnished or forwarded to any applicant unless staged by the Sandy Hook Running Club, event also had the atmosphere of an outing. request therefore is received not less than 7 days prior to the Many of the women's families and friends Postal worker Tom Brown was a principal in Brown & Root Inc., a Texas went to the Women's Resource and Survival Rinker. 36, also of Arroyo election, and contains the loregomg information. Voters who are came out to watch and later join the weary construction firm that Johnson helped get millions of dollars permanently and totally disabled shall, after their initial request Center in Keyport, a non-profit crisis in- Grande, said the march was tervention center which operates Monmouth runners for a picnic under yesterday's clear in federal contracts, Caro says. and without further action on their part, be forwarded an absentee "spontaneous." "I read ballot application by the county clerk tor all future elections in County's only shelter for battered women. blue skies. In 1944, Johnson helped persuade President Franklin D. about it in the paper this Roosevelt to get the Internal Revenue Service to drop an which they are eligible to vote Application forms may be obtained Barbara Hanapole of the running club The top three finishers were Elaine morning and came out." by applying to the undersigned either in writing or by telephone, or said the race was, to her knowledge, the first McBride of Manasquan, who completed the investigation of Brown & Root's financing of Johnson's ca- the application lorm provided below may be completed and with exclusively women entrants in the state, four-mile course in 2S minutes, 16 seconds, Meanwhile, the utility, reer, according to the article. lorwarded to the undersigned and called the high turnout a "landmark." followed by Kathy O'Connor in 28 minutes, 9 which has had its fuel on site "We're very very happy with the way it seconds, and Karen Haulenbeek in M for years, says the blockade has had no effect on prepara- Solidarity meeting Dated: September 10, 1981 turned out," Margaret Gaber of the resource minutes, 22 seconds. Norms Arneson was the Jane G Clayton. County Clerk first race-walker to cross the finish line, tions for the expected interim Election Department center said, adding that she hopes the event i continued) will be repeated on an annual basis. completing the course in M minutes, 34 sec- license and will not delay the Court House. East Wing process of loading fuel. Pope John Paul II also called on the Kremlin to stay out Freehold. New Jersey 07728 According to Hanapole, the "For Women onds. Telephone No 431-7790 Only" event was the brainchild of Sea Bright Awards went to the first three finishers in The protesters' tent city and let the Poles resolve their own problems. Jane G. Clayton Councilman Charles H. Rooney Jr., who also each of seven age divisions, as well as to the north of PG&E's rugged 735- Addressing an audience at his summer palace at Castel County Clerk Is a member of the running club and who top mother-daughter and sister teams. More acre plant site was "really Gandolfo, the pope said the blood spilled in Poland in World "always wanted to have an all-woman's than 35 merchandise prizes were donated by filling up again," said Mary War II had earned the nation the "right to decide its affairs CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOT event." area stores for the top finishers. Moore of the Abalone Al- autonomously." In addition to their trophies, McBride liance. "The important and difficult questions ... must be re- APPLICATION The club made the race a benefit for the "I would say there's a women's center, Hanapole said, because the received a membership to the Racquet Fo- solved by dialogue and not by confrontation," said the Polish- PENALTY FOR FALSIFYING INFORMATION rum in Little Silver, O'Connor won a gift thousand, more or less — not bom pontiff. center had assisted with club races in the only people being released AND FOR FRAUDULENT VOTING. past, and because it is a good cause. certificate from the Running Store in Eaton- In a pastoral letter read from Roman Catholic pulpits from jail but also fresh peo- Sunday, the powerful Polish church sided with Solidarity's Any Person who knowingly violates any of the provisions of thai An affiliate of the Children's Psychiatric town, and Haulenbeek earned a gift Act. or who. not being entitled to vote thereunder, fraudulently certificate from the Berry Patch in Fair ple from out of town," she demands for a share in the control of the state-run media. Center in Eatontown, the Women's Resource said votes or attempts to vote thereunder or enables or attempts to and Survival Center offers crisis interven- Haven. enable another person, not entitled to vote thereunder, to vote, Other businesses contributing to the event fraudulent thereunder or who prevents or attempts to prevent by tion, counseling, and advisory services, as fraud the voting of any person legally entitled to vote under this act well as temporary shelter for battered wom- included the Peninsula House restaurant in shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof en and their families. Sea Bright, the t-sblrt sponsor, and shall be subject m addition to such other penalties as are Gaber said the center relies heavily on Donaldson, Lufkin and Jenrette, a New York authorized by law, to disenfranchisement unless and until par- City brokerage firm that donated the clock doned or restored by law to the right of suffrage. PL 1953 C 211. events such as yesterday's run to raise the araainlaimd S 37 (C 1957-37)4 PL 1964C 1345 33 ^-WASHINGTON - Top-se- the forefront of those who ARTHUR Z.KAMIN former Cuban army lieuten- WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. Manager. United States. T2, derived from deadly His testimony was chill- additional cuts, but we really Secretary of State Alex- bread molds that are wide- ing. He said he was trained by ANDERSON have no choice when econom- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1981 ander Haig first brought the spread in the Soviet Union. Soviet instructors and used ic stability is at stake," he suspicions of Soviet A top-secret report to sophisticated Soviet equip- miles east of Havana. explains. "America cannot 9 9 chemical-biological weapons President Reagan from the ment. "During training," he Footnote: In an author- be stronger than its economic 'Don't try to tell me it s not juice use into the open in his West Joint Chiefs of Staff warned: told his DIA interrogators, itative forthcoming book on base. It is a fact of life." He Berlin speech last week. It "(T)here is significant "pictures of United States the subject, titled "Yellow points out that each per- was the first official con- evidence that the Soviets and cities were shown as possible Rain," journalist Sterling centage point the interest firmation of my March 1980 their allies have used toxic chemical and biological Seagrave cites, as proof that rate rises will add $4 billion report on evidence of this ter- chemical weapons in South- weapons targets." the Cubans have T2, the death to the budget. rible form of warfare con- of a Cuban in Havana last east Asia and Afghanistan, The Cuban officer said he WATCH ON WASTE: The ducted by the Kremlin and its. and the 1979 Sverdlovsk inci- year. His symptoms were dis- surrogates. was told that toxin tinctly those of a" lethal toxin. Army has plans to convert 19 dent revealed what we be- strategically placed in Mis- Mohawk planes into a more CIA sources told my as- lieve to be Soviet activities sissippi could contaminate UNDER THE DOME: Mi- sophisticated model known as sociate Dale Van Atta that T2 with deadly biological weap- fully one-third of the United nority staff members of the was the primary element in the 0V-1D, which combines ons." The Russians explained States. Senate Foreign Relations radar and infrared sur- the mysterious "yellow the Sverdlovsk incident, The lieutenant was notCommittee still mourn the veillance capabilities. But rain" that brought painful which reportedly killed hun- able to identify any of the defeat of former chairman death to tribesmen in Afghan- dreds, as an outbreak of an- the planned conversion will poisons he was trained, to use Frank Church, D-Idaho, who tost at least $53 million. A istan, Laos and Cambodia. thrax from a chemical- as T2; the Soviet instructors was savaged by the New The lethal substance, biological weapons plant fol- recent internal audit con- were not specific as to the Right in his losing re-election cluded that the conversion dropped like crop dust over lowing an accident. makeup of the various campaign last year. Their inaccessible mountain and was not only expensive but chemical and biological dismay turned to outrage re- unnecessary, and noted that jungle areas, brought con- The Joint Chiefs warned agents. He did say the vulsions, bleeding from every cently when they espied, the Army doesn't make much that even small nations ap- biological weaponry included through an open door in the body opening and quick pear to have chemical war- use of the OV-lDs it already "the use of insects, germs nearby offices of the Re-has. death. fare capabilities. If, as the and bacteria using rats and publican Steering Commit- The brass hats paid lip The intelligence communi- latest intelligence reports flies, roaches and contamina- tee, a dartboard bearing the ty at first suspected nerve suggest, Fidel Castro has tion of fills and water sources service to the auditors' objec- supplies of T2 in Cuba, it likeness of former Sen. tions, saying a review was in gas as the deadly agent. But through the use of capsules, Church. A call from my office nerve gas would not have pro- poses a serious threat to our etc." the works and no final de- Security. It would also ex- brought the acknowl- cision has been made. Mean- duced the hemorrhaging edgement that it was "a bad plain Castro's repeated He pinpointed the site of while, though, they have Then, early this year, actual joke." and steps were taken: samples were obtained by the threats to send diseases into Cuba's principal chemical slipped a proposal to convert The door was closed. CIA and the Defense In- the United States if we med- warfare training center in the four of the Mohawks into telligence Agency. They iden- dled in Cuban affairs. town of Limonar, about 80 — As a former secretary their 1962 budget. To cut the budget, cut out the MX By JAMES J. KILPATRICK made for the MX in any deployment. is soaring. And the virus of WASHINGTON - We are The military planners who exorbitant interest feeds once more locked in a battle CONSERVATIVE are selling this bill of goods upon federal deficits. Once of the budget, as the Reagan rarely speak in military government borrowing is administration scrambles for VIEW terms. They have taken up brought under control, the some way to have its cake mind reading as a hobby. and eat it too. If there is to be sick economy will start to re- - ••>!• Illllll < •••<•••••. Theirs is the jargon of psy- cover. any prayer of a balanced chiatry. They would put Mr. budget by 1984 or 1965, the The president's proposed side with another pressing Brezhnev into analysis; Lie defense budget must be cut down, Leonid, and tell us $13 billion reduction in de- drastically. Then deficits will question; What should be fense outlays — mostly to be done about the MX missile? about your insecurities. With go down, interest rates will your 5,000 warheads, Leonid, KILPATRICK achieved by postponing a go down, and Mr. Reagan and Should 200 of these monsters buildup in manpower — will be deployed in 4,600 shelters why do you yet feel insecure? the Republicans will live hap- Then they work on the presi- help the situation. If we were pily ever after. in Utah and Nevada? Or 100 to add to those reductions the of them in 2,000 shelters in dent. Lie down, Ronald, and land, by sea, our existing mis- But how to cut the defense savings that could be Nevada alone? let us see if another 200 mis- siles remain poised to impose budget? The president has siles would cure the blues. upon the Soviet Union devas- achieved by abandoning the proposed reductions of $13 It occurs to me that Mr. To be sure, the military tation beyond imagination. At folly of the MX, the picture billion over the next three Reagan, following the exam- would immensely improve years. The reaction on Wall ple of the late Alexander the arts historically have de- some point, enough must be pended upon best estimates enough. At some point, gauzy The MX is tentatively budg- Street was no-hum, and what Great, could cut this Gordian eted for $20 billion through else is new? In an interview knot with a single whack. of what an enemy will do conjecture ought to yield to Serious charges next. But the current liter- reality - 1966. Few informed observers on the CBS Morning News, a Drop the MX altogether! Just believe the cost could be held Middletown Municipal Court Judge fice protested. leading financier said that if don't build the damned thing. ature on strategic arms flies into realms of subjective to that level. Kenneth B. Joel acted wisely in disquali- the administration could What reality? The reality Self said he made the remark in an Such a solution has the vir- speculation yet unexplored. of the prime rate. Our econo- come up with $30 billion to tue of simplicity; it also has The oldest rule for hunting fying himself from the trial of Richard off-hand manner, but under the circum- How many warheads will de- my depends largely upon two Mosca, as both county Prosecutor Alex- S40 billion in cutbacks, the the virtue of sanity. Only if ducks is to go where the stances, Joel's continuing to hear the Street might conclude that ter whom from doing what? industries, construction and one accepts the most Through the famous window ducks are. If Mr. Reagan is to ander D. Lehrer and Mosca's attorney case would have cast a cloud over the Mr. Reagan really meant macabre of the doomsday automobiles. When they are bag his balanced budget, had called on him to do. business. And if not? The fin- of vulnerability, one sees sick, the econony is sick, and proceedings, as Mosca's attorney noted scenarios, in which the Sovi- nothing but fog outside. without any significant risk Although he labelled "nonsense" al- in asking the judge to step down. ancier shrugged the shrug ets launch a nuclear both are down with the wast- to the national security, he legations that a conversation he had with that bankers are born to Armageddon, is it necessary In any rational view, or so ing disease. When homes are need only look to the Western Self now has charged that the prose- shrug. not selling, furniture is not Middletown Mayor Frank Self just prior to buy the notion that we need it seems to me, our nation deserts where this marvelous cutor's investigation of his remarks to an entirely new system of already is sufficiently selling; building materials, to the start of the Mosca trial could have By nice coincidence, the redundancy would be the judge is politically motivated, based question of how to cut the strategic weapons. A con-equipped with strategic nu- carpets, mattresses are not deployed. That is where the influenced his hearing the case, Joel said on an investigation he says he initiated defense budget arises side by vincing case has yet to be clear weapons. By air, byselling. The bankruptcy rate ducks are. he was disqualifying himself because he into alleged misappropriation of county didn't want any "distractions" to affect property — an investigation about which the trial of the Middletown High School other county officials and the prose- South teacher and football coach, who is cutor's office profess ignorance — and Naujocks, the Nazi they let escape charged with lewdness and harassment. because Lehrer is a Democrat and Self a According to the prosecutor's office, • III I IIIII4IIMIIIIMIII Illlllll to Israel for trial. I was the again, when he wished to in- Republican. By JIM BISHOP Self, who also is a Monmouth County ABC-TV commentator for vade Holland and Belgium in freeholder, allegedly said to Joel on the The prosecutor is the highest rank- Time is running out for the THE that trial. A half hour every May 1940. Once more, Nau- ing law enforcement official in the coun- Nazi hunters. The hunted too. day for 14 weeks is a long, jocks asked for and got Dutch morning the trial started "Boy, you German murderees who were ty, and Self's charges are serious ones. If long time. and Belgian uniforms for a know what's going to happen. The only 35 years old when World REPORTER During the research, one pre-dawn attack on Germa- Booster Club and the students are really he has evidence that Lehrer's actions War II ended are now 71. Or name kept popping up; Alfred ny. going to be mad with you if they don't regarding the conduct of the Mosca trial older. Thousands who es- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii Naujocks. Herr Naujocks Somehow, he didn't be- have a football coach." The comment, indeed are politically motivated, Self has caped the nets died in bed. was a Gestapo officer, in come a Nazi hero. His superi- Not too long ago, a woman They scurried for cover in charge of dirty tricks. Had coming at a time when the mayor was an obligation to turn that evidence over or, Reinhard Heydrich. saw whose pleasure was in stomp- many directions. Jews, with this one been captured, I him as a dangerous sneak. To involved in salary negotiations with the to the state attorney general. If he ing the helpless to death was little help from governments, think we might have learned BISHOP Heydrich, there was only one judge, created a "conflict of interest or doesn't, then we will have to assume he sent back to Germany, tried tracked them meticulously. inure about the inner work- way to solve any problem an appearance of impropriety in the con- lacks the evidence to back up those and convicted. The game became ex- ings of the Nazi political ma- Adm. Canaris, chief of mili- that gave him a headache: duct of this case," the prosecutor's of- charges. ^ The fascinating irony, of hausting. Adolf Eichmann ap- chine. Kill it. Naujocks ran for his course, is that, in 1945, his- peared to be relieved when an tary intelligence, to get him We know some • things. some Polish' military uni- life. He had himself trans- tory's most merciless Israeli team shoved him into Hitler called in all his gener- ferred to the Russian front, hunters became the hunted. forms at once. Naujocks gave a Constellation and took him als and admirals in May 1939 the task an ironic name: figuring that Heydrich would Time for repairs for a conference at "Operation Himmler ' never look for him in the Obersalzburg. He told them One more thing: Naujocks front lines. that Germany would attack Naujocks plotted to The Hexagon building is the center asked for someone he could tion of the Hexagon. Poland by September. He kill. The Nazis fetched a murder Heydrich. British Se- of vital Army research and development It is financially wise to repair the wanted to have three armies dying prisoner from a con- cret Service beat him to the poised ten days ahead of that work at Fort Monmouth, and its labora- Hexagon and keep it from slipping into centration camp. On the eve- punch, however, when tories are the workplace of l.ighly- time.**"—"~ ning of August 31, Naujocks Heydrich was blown up by shambles. The work also will create jobs In August he sent von Rib- trained and extremely skilled scientists, and his group notified the Czech patriots. Still worried. and boost the economy, and encourages bentrop to Moscow to nego- Naujocks deserted to the engineers and technicians. Their work is small German radio station' us about the stability of the fort. tiate a non-aggression treaty in the border village of Americans in November 1944. vital to the United Staes' defense mis- with the Soviet Union. It was Gleiwitz that it would be at- A British author, Gerald Re- sion. Yet the Army has neglected the In the same vein, the military con- a simple device. Russia and tacked by Polish infantry. itlinger, claims in his book, struction bill has encouraging news for Germany would divide Po- "The SS: Alibi of a Nation," upkeep of the Hexagon and allowed the The radio station was or- land at the Vistula River. that Naujocks spilled his guts building to fall into disrepair — the roof the economy of New Jersey. It contains dered to submit to capture This neutralized the Soviet about the atrocities of the SS. leaks, the walls are crumbling, elec- $18.6 million for replacement of bar- armies and , shocked the without firing a shot. After trical wiring is exposed... racks and $9.4 million for other improve- world. midnight, Naujocks and his If true, it is remarkable Somehow, Hitler couldn't group carried the prisoner to that the Yanks were so lax So last week's news from Washing- ments at Fort Dix, whose future not so a hill inside Poland. From that they let him escape from long ago was a matter of debate, and bear going down in history as ton was encouraging: A $26 million one who started wars. On Au- there they lugged him to the a war criminals camp in 1946. chunk of the $6.9 billion military con- approximately $19.5 million for construc- gust 10, he asked SS Gen. German border in front of the I hoped, for a long time, that struction bill the House of Represent- tion and improvements at other military Heinrich Mueller to find a Gleiwitz radio station. he would be captured. That They deposited him on the trial, my friends, would be atives approved is slated for rehabilita- sites in New Jersey. way to make it appear that Poland was attacking Germa- ground, shot him through the fascinating. ny. This is akin to a mouse head, fired a couple of rounds chasing a tiger in its lair. of wild shots, and captured Today in history Mueller had a man. He the German radio station. A citizen's duly One of Naujocks buddies By The Associated Press ordered Alfred Naujocks to Today is Monday, Sept. 21, scheme it, dream it and make grabbed a microphone and The Nov. 3 election will be vitally screamed in Polish that, on the 264th day of 1981. There Registration Weeks" in New Jersey. If it work. Naujocks was a fear- are 101 days left in the year. some looking thug with a bro- qrders from Warsaw, they important in New Jersey; the governor's you aren't registered to vote, we urge had assaulted and captured Todays highlight in his- chair and the entire Legislature is up for you to do so without further delay. ken nose. He had a glib, su- tory: perficial intelligence which the first German installation. decision. In addition, several statewide Predictions are that less than 40 On Sept. 21, 1949, the Peo- impressed his superiors — An hour before dawn, questions will be on the ballot, and coun- percent of the New Jersey electorate ple's Republic of China was Mueller and Reinhard three Panzer armies raced ty and municipal officials will be will go to the polls on Nov. 3. We hope Heydrich. proclaimed by its Communist into Poland. Unknown Alfred leaders. elected. that voters will prove that prediction Within hours he had con- Naujocks had lighted a fuse In 1939, Romanian Premier This week and next — today through wTong. The right of the ballot is mean- sulted maps and charts and and started a world war. 5 Armand Calinescu was as- Oct. 5 — have been proclaimed "Voter ingless unless it is exercised. 'We've been pretty lucky BO far time tables. He sent word to Hitler would use the masassinatedn . The Daily Register 7 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1981 The Arts "Oraat Etcapa" IMS Q DICK CAVETT SHOW 12:48 • MOVIE -(DRAMA) «* •Zeppelin" 1*71 Michael JamesOerner. SteveMcOoaen • HOG ANS HEROES During WW », Amartctn. Brttleh V ELINFORMADOR Yofk.EtktSommar WortdWarl A British apy inliltr a lee the and Canadian prieonere of wer Bernstein gets Television today • SATUROAVNrOHTHoai plan mammoth braakout from e German Zeppelin worka and Steve Msrtin Oermanprieonotmp (Shrt.. <• • NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY NEW JERSEY ABC News ChrlsMakepeace.Huln learns Of s plen 10 uee It In I Oordon. (Paid Subaorlptlon 2:16 •" peRSKcnve: MATCH GAME 11:15 •REPORTER41 dtrlng rtlato lltll nitiontl heavy workout (VHFl WNET 13: Talavlalon) A IS yaar old INORITY document• tnd hurt Brltitf) CBS NEWS 1130 •• CBS LATE MOVIE COMMUNITY UPOATf i II UK i 23. 50. 52, 58 I all Chicago high achool eo- morale (Q) (»0 nuni ) By MARY CAMPBELL SANFOHDAND8ON QuIncy.ME Nowhere To Run' 2:30 BOB NEWHART listed as 52) NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY phomora who attended pnvele A teenage girl fake to her death, • MOVIE-(ADVENTURE) I NEW YORK S schoollorByeersdecideelolry her boyfriend tells the police it **M "UpPtrlecopt" 1fW9 SHOW HOGAR DULCE NEW YORK (AP) - Leonard Bernstein got a workout last public achool. (106 mine.) JtmtlOtrntr.Edmond IB BARNEY MILLER wee eulcide. but they ire HOGAR (VHFl WCBS2. WNBC HBO MOVIE -(DRAMA) •• ekeptlcel when they teem Ihil O'Brien, ANevy heulenant. night as the Haydn-Stravinsky Celebration by the Chamber HAPPY DAYS AGAIN _ NEWS 4. WNEW5. WABC'7, WOR "Tha Pilot'' leeo (.mi Ihe wte prtgntnl. (Repeat) daring w W II, le ordered 2:55 • NEW Music Society of Lincoln Center wound up its week at Alice S.I.N. NATIONAL O NEWS t Robartaon. Diana Bakar. Harry O: 'Sound Of Trumpets' aboard t aubmarine to gat 3:00 9. WPIX11; 31. NEWS • MOVIE (DRAMA)** TullyHall. Fniatralad by problama In both Harrysaveslhslileofsmusicisn tptoltlphotogriphioli PHILADELPHIA "The All American" 10»J • GARDEN STATE co* andmustcofltinuetoproteclhim Japanese controlled leland (2 hla marriage and carter, a Tony Curtit. Lori Nelaon. The iVHFl KYW 3. WPVI, MERLINE until the asisssm la lound He either conducted or played piano on every piece except eenlor a irllne pilot takaa to drink . lOmws ) atory of e new kind of gridiron WCAV 10; (U;HFl 17, 29, OMEN ACRES and flndi that ha atanda Io loee lepoal) RAT PATROL Stravinsky's 1964 "Fanfare for a New Theater." That is for 6:56 EDITORIAL 1:00 | herowhosepereonellifeiemcxe a grtat deel (Ratad PQ) (B4 _ THE TONIGHT LOVE AMERICAN two trumpets and no conductor and is 30 seconds long. 48 7:00 CBS NEWS •'1 1:30 provocative than hit proles SHOW The Beet 01 Carson' MUPPET SHOW Queer STYLE sional enpluite (t ISmkia.) 8:30 0GD THE TWO OF US Quaata: Buddy Hackett, Slave _ INDEPENDENT NEWS 12:00 enReddy. Q INE • MUCHACHAITALIANA The piece the audience was most eager to hear was "The Brantwood receive* a real Lewrence. Duly Qllleeple. NBC NEWS CHESPIRITO education In American teenage II; 60 mine ) VIENE A CASARSE Rite of Spring" for two pianists. Bernstein and Michael Tilson 9 NEWS AT NOON. Nnr i • M.A.8.H. 1:50 MOVIE-(WESTERN) 3:05 cuelomawhenhecopeewflhthe KOJAK E • SERMONETTE Thomas, the new permanent guest conductor of the Los TICTACOOUQH ••Vi "Lock, Stock And 3:45 • ONE HOUR BrMtJcut ^ chaoa of a teen alumbar party MAUDE • NEWS ABC NEWS MAI Btrrtl" 1S70 Belinda Angeles Philharmonic, played it. Stravinsky made this four- (Repealpaat) ODD COUPLE 3:48 ft THE LIVES WE LIVE YOU ASKED FOR IT ODI Montgomery. Burgees Usr hand piano reduction himself in 1911 and 12, before the 0MERMERVV GRIFFIN 4:00 Q ABBOTT AND 4:00 ENTERTAINMENT IMASTERPIECE edllh Olspleesed lather orchestra arrangement was finished. ©CHEiSPIRIT8 O ' THEATRE: DUCHESS OF STELLO )NIQHT chaaei attar an eloping couple 4:16 8:00 • CD MM.A.8.H. Tha 4077th DUKE STREET in e journey towards Oregon EDITORIAL BARNEY MILLER 4:18 "The Rite of Spring" was exciting In this version, as som 4 HEMTiUKV wagaa a two-front Chrlatmaa. • ANDY GRIFFITH (118 mine) GIVE US THIS DAY FRIENDS OF MAN hoatlng Korean orphant to a 4:20 • SPECIAL BUEST STAB )W •MOVIE -(COMEDY)" K WHITNEY AND COM- music usually heard played by orchestra is not. Of course PHILLIES TODAY parly In the meat tent whlla f CINE 'Fueie De Le Ley' "Magic Carpal" i»7 1 PANY CompulalveEttlng' this lias the texture of four hands at the piano. And much of CAMtlWMETT ^ EL HOGAR OUE YO landing a aarloualy wounded ars Qeorge Merlin. Jeck Tiylor (2 Suaan St Jamee. Cliff Potta A When consuming food con- BE eoldler In tha operating room the music's excitement derives from the syncopations and substitute tour guide In Rome sumes your life 4:30 ELIZABETH rhythms which come across here. • LUCHA LIBRE experiences varloua probleme O HOLLYWOOD SANFORDANDSON • iJD MONDAY NIGHT AT ABC CAPTIONED In connection with an odd lUARES 7:30 i MUPPET SHOW THE MOVIES And Baby assortment of bus passengers QUIEREME SIEMPRE The two pianists were interesting visually. They sat on 4 MMV TYLER MOONE I EVENING MAGAZINE Makaa Six' 187* Stara: Colleen 11:45 o«OS, NEWS 116 mint.) PRAYER stools and played the same piano, Tilson Thomas taking the Jtolyn Smith Pity t Jackie O' • ITS MARY'S FIRST Dewhurat.WtrranOllaa. HBO CONSUMER EDITORIAL BESTOFGROUCHO Soon efter ABC grounded the 2:00 high register. They often played with their own hands crossed DAY ON THE JOB Timothy Mutton. A middle tged REP0RT8PRESENT8: MARY TYLER MOORE 24HORAS ttrltt 'Cherlie's Angels. It 8 and sometimes had to cross each other's hands. Tilson Thom- couple with three grown SHOP-AROUNDSHOWTlpa SHOW NEWS swarded en angel Jeclyn Smith children undergo a wrenching on a wide range of product s and • BEST OF MIDDAY as lifted his left shoulder and angled his left hand outward enother importenl role - thlt of from the wrist to get that hand between Bernstein's hands. He EVENING emotional ex perlence with I heir hints on how lo ahop around to O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW RTE.3RTF IK5 Jtcqutllnt Bouvler, t young family and Irlanda whan Ihey compare quality and price. • MOVIE had much more apparant difficulty than Bernstein, who 6:00 • photogrepher who would Illtr n I L.JO iuim Itarn they are to bt ptrtnta Subjects include soaps -(BIOGRAPHICAL) •••• Mian ;KI SO JCIIII isi it deillelht world it MrtJohnF •gun (Repeat: 2 hrt.) placed his right iand over Tilson Thomas' left arm with ease. CHICOANDTHEUAN breakfast cereal. Ictcraemand "Magic Box" 1954 Robert WUIIAMHI RT TREASURE HUNT Kennedy Flee Mtrfclt OS MONDAY NIGHT motorcycles Dontt. Maria Schell. The story TreasureHunter'Whenyouooto FOOTBALL ABC Sporli will 12:00 •MOVIE- HAWN SLASOMBRA FataV^alae'etlBafaa't T (I el I elk t questionable value, are being 9 MY THREE SONS Radio Stations PRIVATE He also performed with cellist Paula Robison and Parnas • INCREDIBLE HULK IERNADETTEPETERS. atoltnfromKentlnglon ffl NIGHT GALLERY • ANIMAL WORLD in Haydn's "Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano in D major." He Adv. HoepHal, tha obvloue reault ol a 12:15 •• ABC NEWS NIGHT Station •MTY4>I BENJANII< • UNCLE FLOYD WADB kleptomanlao't work. UNE Anchored by Ted •SI BM conducted Stravinsky's "Octet for Wind Instruments" and HBO MOVIE-(COMEDY) • ENTERTAINMENT WFPG W« BM *»at) WHLW "Concertino." ••• "CilFromOuUr TONIGHT 1170 C ELIDOLO I MOVIE (DRAMA) • WHTG 1410 BM Sp«C*" !»7» McLean • NEWS S WMN 1450 CINEMA 34 The celebration marks the 100th anniversary of Stevenson. Study Ouncin • MACNEIL-LEHRER "Daapalr" (Paid Suoecrlp- WJLK 1310 C/T •4.3 C/T Route 34. Aberdeen Dltnty'a eotmlc cat, Jakt the REPORT 9:45 • MOVIE -(DRAMA)"' tlon Televlilon) No Other WJRZ 100 I c 583-3600 or 583-3601 Stravinsky's birth and the 250th of Haydn's. It had five Information Available (2 hre.) WOBM 11 I MOD tiitrattrrtttrltl laltna makaa an • IBASEBALL MonlraaI "Apoctlyptt Now" 1B7B after 7 p.m. concerts, of which Friday's all-Stravinsky evening and Sun- HBO MOVIE-(COMEDY) WWUU 107 1 C •margancy landing on aarth to Ejpoa va Philadelphia Phllllaa Marlon Brando, Robert Duvall. Most Stations offer a schedult ol day night were sold out. There also was a film about rapalrhlacrlppladapaca IB ROSA DELE JOS (Paid Subscription Television) •VCoaatToCoaafiMi news and public ettalrs programming in iraia auoecnption television; Dyen Cannon. Robert Blake. A Stravinsky and Ned Rorem lectured about Stravinsky. H. C. ;ar (118 mini) 0NEWJERSEYNIOHTLY Filmed in tl addition to their regular format. 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A paid directory of coming events (or non-profit OCTOBERS organizations. Rates $3.00 for three lines for one day, Fun Night - Fairvlew First Aid Squad presents an $1.00 each additional line; $4.00 for two days, $1.25 each "Indian Summer Fun Night," 8 P.M. -1 A.M. Games, additional line; $6.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each refreshments. Donation: $5.00. Middletown No. 1 Fire additional line; $7.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional Company, Fire House, Rt. 35. line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000 for the Date Secretary. Flea Market Sponsared by Hazlet Fire Co. No. I, Holmdel Rd., Hazlet. 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Tables are $7, LONG BRANCH Saint Gerard Guilds of America spaces $5. Call 264-6487. Rain date Sun., Oct. 4. Crafters Italian Earthquake Funds. Spare victims another hor- are welcomed. rible winter. Checks payable to Rev. Nicola Perrante. Luncheon It Fashion Show at the Shore Casino at Mail to Jersey Shore Bank, c/o Robert L. King, 555 Atlantic Highlands, 12 noon. By Our Lady of Perpetual Ocean Ave., West End, N.J. 07740. The real truth about Help Church, Highlands Rosary Altar Society, by Italian Earthquake victims. It's almost one year It Angelic Tiger, Rumson. Reservations 872-0644 or billions of dollars later It the victims are still living in 872-0941. $12. tents ft mobile units. Please spare them another brutal winter exposed to the horrible elements. Guaranteed Fifth Annual Flea Market sponsored by Matawan relief through the Long Branch Saint Gerard Guilds of. Junior Women's Club. $7.00 donation per space. Foun- America. All our organization efforts to date have been tain Casino Parking Lot, Rt. 35 north, Aberdeen. 9-4 acknowledged by clergy of victims in quake area. P.M. Reservation It information call 591-1607 or 583-9514 REGISTRATION HOLMDEL "OLDE FASHION" COUNTRY FAIR, Keyport Adult School registration is now being held Cross Farm off Rt. 520, Sat., Oct. 3, sponsored by the at Keyport High School. Classes begin Sept. 29. For R Mliitr m«tt kv Urrv Pitu Holmdel Board of Recreation, 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Rain Information call 264-0902. date (Oct. 4). Rides, crafts, pet show It contest, bicycle HOW SWEET IT IS —Sweet Dixie performs at a benefit Nancv Soman, vocals; Linda Madden, bass; Laura rodeo, food, trash & treasure, cake sale, games It more. yesterday. From left are Liza Enaesser, mandolin; Esposito, guitar; and Johanna Mendevis, banjo. MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY Entries for bread, pies, cakes, preserves, crafts, pro- CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to duce It plants, must be entered for judging by 11 A.M. assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social 1st, 2nd It 3rd place ribbons will be awarded. Table security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of space still available in all categories. Call 9464563 or Pair of bluegrass quintets charge. Call 291-0485, Mon., Wed., Fri., 9 A.M. to 12 946-2870 for "Fair" information. Noon. "Ain't Misbehavin" matinee, dinner at China Peace. "Children of a Lesser God" evening per- SEPTEMBER IIA 22 formance, $35.00 includes plays It dinner, sponsored by earn enthusiastic welcome The Monmouth Conservatory Children's Chorus Open Door Bayshore area. Call 739-3963, 495-2471. Bus Try-outs. 7 P.M., Church of The Nativity, Hance & leaves Red Bank It Hazlet. By BILL ZAPCIC performance. The joy inherent in songs Ridge Rds., Fair Haven. 4th thru 8th graders who can of home such as "Cumberland Gap" sing in tune are accepted Further information call Music OCTOBER4 , MANALAPAN - The song is "Katy and in numerous songs of love was evi- 7414880. Hill," and it's a toe-tappin', foot-stomp- Shore Ballet Company, auditions for dancers ages ot Linda Madden and the banjo of Johan- dent through these musicians. 12 to adults, from 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. on stage at the in' fast-picker from 'way back. na Menevis. Laura and Liza shared vo- Don Hayes, a founder of the 1976- SEPTEMBER 22 Polk star James Taylor has been Monmouth Art Center, Red Bank. Adjudicator: Valerie cal duties in other songs; Laura's voioe vintage band, exuded showmanship with Parents Without Partners, Chapter 644, Cocktail Taylor, former soloist Royal Ballet. Fee: $2.00. Call known to play the instrumental for eight runs to the raspy and brassy, while Liza Party, Club Bene', Rt. 35, Sayreville. Orientation 8:30 or 10 hours at a stretch, and much to the his patter, as well as being able to hit 8424404 or 270-1110 for applications. has mastered the Southern/Appalachian the high notes as vocalist and the P.M. Members $3, perspective members $5.671-2777. chagrin of the sparse but enthusiastic COUNTRY WESTERN ROUNDUP, SUN., Oct. 4, sound. mellow notes as guitarist. Vic D'Amico crowd at Monmouth Battlefield State How do guitar-pickers from New 2-10 P.M. Live music by Jimmy Star It Eddie Connor It Park yesterday, Late Nite Garage only Jersey sing like they's from the moun- on mandolin and fiddle added a true SEPTEMBER 22* 21 Silk It Steel. Buffet. Donation: $5.00, sponsored by played "Katy Hill" for a scant few tains'.' "twangy" dimension, while Tom Oam- The Uth Annual Shrewsbury Corners Antique Show River Plaza Hose Co. #1 Ladies' Auxiliary, at River minutes at the end of their last set. Bluegrass, as played both by Sweet bersky shouldered the guitarist's yoke It Sale at Presbyterian Church House, 3S2 Sycamore Plaza Hose Co. #1, 70 Foster St., River PlazkTickets ft. Late Nite Garage, Monmouth Coun- Dixie and Late Nite Garage, is straight- well. The husband-wife team of "Chub" Ave. Shrewsbury. Tues., September 22, 10 A.M. to 9 Information 747-2148 or 741-4875. X__^. ty's resident bluegrass wizards, and and Mary Conine, on banjo and bass, P.M. Wed., September 23,10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Luncheon forward, simple, melodic, driving. It Ladies Auxiliary of Liberty Hose will hold a Flea Sweet Dixie, reputed to be New Jersey's seems to fall into four categories: respectively, were tireless performers. will be served from 10 to 2 each day. only all-female female bluegrass band, Market on Oct. 4, at Liberty Hose Fire House, Hwy. 36, "Being in love, or being out of love," as Late Nite Garage, fresh from a played their hearts out at a concert SEPTEMBER 23 Keyport. Rain date Oct. Uth. Tables: $700, spaces Nancy noted; gospel music; and songs string of out-of-state performances, has under a green-and-white tent, to benefit Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's Restaurant, 8 $5.00. Reservations: 739-0303. of home. incorporated all the "show biz" It Freehold Area Hospital. Both bands ran the full range of P.M. benefit Port Monmouth First Aid Squad Auxiliary. B'nai B'rith Women Ayelet Chapter Flea Market, could; the sincerity of bluegrass, how- Donations: $2.00. A firm, steady breeze wafted bluegrass; the tales they told and emo- ever, allows the band to debunk the hype Middletown Shopping Center, Rt. 35, Middletown, $7.50 for double parking space. Rain date Oct. Uth. Call mournful sounds across the fields, while tions they stirred with their vocal while using it to their advantage. QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced & the more joyous songs forced those self- strengths and instrumental virtuosities widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, 583-5476 or 5664333 same winds back to the skies. could have filled several afternoons like Sweet Dixie, living up to its name, is Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncroft, 7:45 P.M. forging a mark for the talent of its Alternating, each band played two yesterday. Admission limited to first 200 people. Donations: $3.00. OCTOBER7 members, not merely as a "novelty" sets; Sweet Dixie led off with a spright- Waxing melodramatic, Nancy exag- "Sugar Babies" matinee, sponsored by Open Door ly, up-tempo number called "I'll Go gerated the pain of romantic rejection act. Although the five ladies only have Jb SEPTEMBER 24 of Bayshore area, $32.50. Bus leaves Red Bank It Hazlet Steppin'." The rich voice of Nancy while Liza's wailing added to the sting. been together about a year in this con- The Open Door of the Bayshore Area is sponsoring Call 739-3963, 495-2471. Soman was as much a musical instru- Late Nite Garage, bursting onto the figuration, they show the stage savvy a bus trip to Madison Square Garden to see The Rodeo ment as the guitar of Laura Esposito, small portable stage in a blaze of sing- and musical acumen to get audiences to on Sept. 24, Thurs. evening performance. Bus departs the mandolin of Liza Engesser, the bass ing strings, brought a polished, intense listen first and look later. from Red Bank and Hazlet. Price $18.00 includes OCTOBER9 excellent seats and transportation. For reservations The Little Silver Police Department is sponsoring a call: 739-3963,739-3868, 495-2471. dinner-dance on Fri., Oct. 9, to honor Chief John H. Foster, who is retiring on Sept. 30 after 30 yrs. service You are invited to: "Christian Science: Unlocking to the borough of Little Silver. Dinner will be at the The Treasures Of The Bible", a free lecture by Andre J. Shore Casino, Yacht Harbor Marina, Atlantic High- Plot, C.S., St. Louis, Missouri, member Christian Sci- lands. Tickets $25.00 per person. 8:30 P.M. Tickets may ence Board of Lectureship, Thurs., Sept. 24, 8:30 P.M. be purchased through the Little Silver Police Dept.' at First Church of Christ, Scientist, 211 Broad Street., 747-5900 through Sept. 30. Red Bank. Child Care provided. THE DOROTHY PONS DANCE COMPANY will OCTOBER 10 present "Spatial Phenomena" A concert of contem- The First Freedom Fund Luncheon sponsored by porary dance Sept. 26th at 8 p.m. at the Monmouth Arts The Greater Red Bank N.A.A.C.P. will be held on Sat., Center, Monmouth St., Red Bank. For ticket informa- Oct 10 at the Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands Time: tion please call 741-2208. 12 Noon. Featured speaker: Dr. Gwendalyn Grant. Donation $15.00 per person. For tickets call Mr. Milton Flea Market, sponsored by Knights of Columbus at Jones 530-0338, Ms. Pearl Robinson, 291-4588 or Ms. Council Hall, Rt. 35, Keyport, Sept. 26,104 P.M. $6.00 a Mattie Jackson, 741-7288. Tickets will be available at space. Reservations: Frank, 2644722, Tony, 264-6178. the membership meeting at Bates Lodge, Shrewsbury Rain date Oct. 3. Avenue, Red Bank, on Sept. 28. This will be the closing date for tickets. SEPTEMBER 25 Parents Without Partners Chapter 7 General Meet- OCTOBER II, 24 ing at West Long Branch Community Center, Locust EGLEVSKY BALLET COMPANY directed by Ave. Orientation of new members 8 P.M. Dr. R. Salani Edward Villella at Monmouth Arts Center, 99 Mon- will speak on "Nutrition as a Weapon Against Disease". mouth St., Red Bank on Sat., Oct. 10 & Sat Oct. 24,8:30 Members before 8:30, $2.00, thereafter $3.00. Non- P.M. Part of AIE Dance Residency, co-sponsored by members $4.00. BYOB. Coffee ft donuts served. Phone Monmouth County Arts Council, Brookdale It Mon- 870-2158 mouth Colleges. NEA It NJSCA. Call Box Office Monmouth Jewish Singles Shabbat Service for 842-9002 singles only, 10:45 P.M. Temple Beth Ahm, Lloyd Rd , Dodge and participating Dodge dealers fight high interest rates by Matawan, followed by refreshments, social Program. OCTOBER 11 $ $ Co-sponsored with Temple Beth Ahm. 591-1777. Indoor Flea Market sponsored by Sisterhood of contributing 300 to 700 back in cash. Direct from Dodge. Congregation Agudath Achim of Freehold. $10.00 dona- SEPTEMBER 26 tion for space includes a 6' table. Dealers call Roberta You can keep the cash or apply it to your down payment Flea Market given by the Hance Park Civic Assoc., Langman, 938-4133 by Sept. 15. when you buy or lease a new '81 in stock. Get $300 back on Apple St. between Blossom It Clover Sts., Tinton Arts & Crafts Show sponsored by the Monmouth on Dodge Omni and 024 (except Misers); $500 back on Falls. Sept. 26. Rain Date Sept. 27, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. County Park System, 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. at Monmouth Table space to rent $7.00. Bring table. Food will be sold County Thompson Park, Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft. Aries K; $300 back on all Mitsubishi Imports; $500 to $700 by the Assoc. only. For information call 747-3912,5178. back on Ram Tough Dodge trucks, (except vans). Plus your $7.50 per space. For Information 842-4000. qualifying dealer has factory incentives that can save you The Little Falcons will be having a spaghetti dinner hundreds more on many models. on Sept. 26, at the Shrewsbury Township Recreation OCTOBER 18 Center, 44 P.M. Children 12 It under It senior citizens Flea Market-Arts & Crafts dealers welcome, $2.00. All other tickets $3.00. Bayshore Jr. High School parking lot, corner of Leonardville Rd. ft Leonard Ave. Busy spot, only one MCOSS Frogtown Frolic Pet Show ft Fair, Thomp- block from Hwy. 36. $5.00 a space. Food It lavatory son Park, Rt. 520, Lincroft, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. 46 facilities available. Leonardo School Fair the same day category pet show. Call 747-1204. Ext. 63 or 72 for adjoining field. Good crowd. Call Joanne Podracky, information. 291-4439 It reserve your space today. Rain date Oct. 25, sponsored by Leornardo School PTA. SEPTEMBER M, 27 Sandy Hook Folk Festival: Noon to 5 P.M. Rain or OCTOBER II shine. Hourly Ethnic music & dance. Continuous craft Hunterdon Hills Playhouse to see "See How They demonstrations. Children's area. FREE. 872-0092, Run." $21.00, sponsored by Open Door Bayshore Area, Gateway N.R.A. Visitor Center. mm nil includes dinner, play It transportation. 739-3963, 495-2471. DODGE ARIES K COUPE $6996* SEPTEMBER 27 Sec how Dodge host the competition Chevy Citation 2-*. Hbk. SUN* t 111' Free Hobby Show, 11. A.M. to 5 P.M. in the rear of OCTOBER23 the Holmdel Intermediate School. Rain or shine. Dem- Middletown Township PBA, Annual Ball, Shore in price even before Clearance OMtmobite 0mH» 2-dr. Ct*. INN' SIN* onstrations of R/C boats, planes, cars It tanks, air Casino, Atlantic Highlands. Featuring Smokey Warren, and The Interest Fighter Program. Buiok Skjtoffc 2-er. CM. W44" I M8" brushing, crafts, model building, fantasy games & BOKENJO. Full course dinner, open bar. See Mid- model trains. 946-2870. I tUM EPA •» mpg liguft (of companion rout mneega may di1f#» depending on ipMd. weathet condrtioni and trip length Aclual highway miMage will probebtp be Kmm dletown Police Officers for tickets. $50.00 per couple. • BAM Hick* prKa •• eluding MM, ItlM, dMtmainn charges and oplional equipment LEVELS OF STANDARD EQUIPMENT VARY Monmouth Jewish Singles (19-29 years) New OCTOBER 24 Year's Barbecue, Holmdel Park, 12 Noon - 5 P.M. "Hats Off To Country" at Madison Square Garden, Volley ball, Softball, food It special punch. Admission: $19.00, sponsored by Open Door Bayshore Area. Bus $5.00. For Info: 591-1777. leaves Red Bank ft Hazlet. 739-3963,495-2471. OCTOBER 25 WVRM will hold a giant outdoor Flea Market, at Flea Market, sponsored by Sisterhood Congrega- Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, Hazlet, 9-4 P.M. To reserve tion Beth Shalom, 186 Maple Ave., Red Bank, $7.00 per Werner's Automotive Inc. space send $5.00 check WVRM, c/o Pat Santiago, space, bring your own table. Oct. 25, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Airport Plaza, Hailet, N.J. 077S0.Call 739-1777. Call 291-2123 OCTOBER $1 41 Highway 36 SEPTEMBER » Knicks vs. Indiana, Madison Square Garden, $18.50 College Night, Mater Dei High School, Cherry Tree sponsored by Open Door Bayshore Area. Bus leaves Red Belford, NJ Farm Rd., New Monmouth. School representatives Bank 4 Hazlet. 739-3963,495-2471. from over 100 colleges will be present to answer NOVEMBER II Chrysler (Dodge) questions. Prospective college students It their parents 11-day cruise on the Statendam to South America. are welcome. Memorial Hall, 7 P.M. Call 291-1653, sponsored by Highlands Recreation Group. y LIFESTYLE 14 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED 17 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER21,1081 Sports BUSINESS 20 Simms looks sensational in Giants rout of Saints By JONNI FALK pro," Coach Ray Perkins said. "The yarder as the clock ran out. 315 yards. His best yardage day was EAST RUTHERFORD - The best thing be did was to take what the Simms completed five more 351 against Green Bay last year, but New York Giants almost gave Dave defense gave him. He went to the passes as the Giants went 78 yards he perhaps did have his best day Jennings a day off yesterday. In- right place with the football better after receiving the second half kick- ever, as Perkins said. stead, they put Phil Simms and un- than he had ever done before.'' off. Billy Taylor powered the last "Each play seemed to go Just the likely people like Gary Shirk and The right place, for most of the yard, and Danelo kicked the point, way it was drawn on the black Johnny Perkins to work and grabbed game, was to Shirk, the guy every- the last the Giants were to score. board," the quarterback said. "I a 20-7 win over the New Orleans. body always wants to cut, and Per- Danelo later missed from 46 and 56 went to the right place at the rir,ht Saints. kins, the perennial hamstring case. yards. time. The game plan was good, and The Saints, playing without we followed it." The win gives the Giants a 2-1 What the Saints defense gave Simms was the middle, and the first five Archie Manning and with George As for Jennings, Mr. Foot said, record, the first time they have been Rogers at less thaii full strength, did "Heck, I was getting so bored in the over .500 after three games since Giant passes went up the middle. "They like to back their line- not score until number three quarter- third period that I almost took my 1978 when they won three of the first back Dave Wilson, next year's first ball and went home." four. backers off to the hashmarks and leave the middle open," Shirk ex- round draft pick, moved them 62 QUICK KICKS: Rogers ran 20 The Giants exploited rookies and yards in the fourth period. He com- weaknesses in the Saints' defense to plained. "We noticed that on the times but gained only 75 yards. After films and went right to the middle. pleted five passes before Wayne Bobby Scott completed only 5 of 15 roll up 421 yards, 34 more than the Wilson went over from the 2. total amassed in their first two We had planned to take advantage of passes, Wilson, the center of con- games. In doing so, several personal it." Still, they came close to making a troversy at Illinois last year, made and team records were broken or Perkins confirmed that the game game of it when they got to the his NFL debut with 11 of 23 for 154 tied. Joe Danelo kicked a 55-yard plan had things designed for the tight Giants' 26, following a Leon Perry yards. His figures should have been field goal to set a new team mark; end. "I told Shirk during the week fumble, with 4:30 to play. They lost a higher. Shirk caught 11 passes to tie another, that he might make All-Pro today, TI) when Rich Caster, the former Everybody got a fright when Mike and Simms completed 28 of his first and he sure had a great day," the Jet, dropped a ball in the end zone, Friede hurt his knee blocking on a 38 passes, a new mark for him. coach said. and Wes Chandler bobbled another at run by Doug Kotar in the second the 4 period. However, he later returned to Johnny Perkins caught another Still the Giants should have scored more points. Danelo made Danelo said he didn't know he was the game. "I was more scared than eight passes for his pro high and going for a team record with the 55- anybody else," Friede said. "I was Curtis McGriff, another unlikey only two of five field goal attempts (one was nullified by a penalty) and yarder, but he knew that it was going literally afraid to look." This time it hero, deflected three passes from his to be bis longest. "I'll take the feel- was the left knee, not the right that defensive end position and delivered another drive was ruined by Earnest Gray's fumble. Their points came on ing I got from that to the grave," he was so horribly injured last season. the hit of the year on former Giant smiled. Jim Pietrzak while Beasley Reece four drives that spanned most of the Lawrence Taylor pinched a nerve was returning an interception. second period and the beginning of Shirk didn't know anything about in his neck on an apparent clip that records either. "All I know," too was not called, but he also later In a game the Giants thoroughly UwTOAk Shirk', Irightfully, scored the first slow and too small said, "is that it's returned. DE George Martin was not dominated, offensively and de- the most I ever caught in a game as lucky. He went out early with a fensively, Jennings punted only on a ltyard quick slant from Simms and then Danelo kicked a 20-yarder anywhere. I caught seven at Mem- fractured elbow. twice, the first not coming until more phis in the World Football League, than two minutes had elapsed in the on the next possession. The Giants Harry Carson was the leading got the ball back at their 31 with just and that was it. They'll still say I'm tackier with nine and had both sacks \ UNDER PRESSURE — Giants quarterback Phil Simms manages to dump an fourth period. He had punted 17 times too slow and too small." \ incomplete pass after taking a shot from Monte Bennett of the New Orleans Saints in the first two games. 59 seconds to play in the first half, of Scott. Simms was also sacked and Danelo booted his record 55- Simms finished with 28 of 41 for twice. (during the second quarter of yesterday's game at Giants Stadium. "Simms had his best game as a Steelers wake up, Mets move embarrass Jets toward top PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Pittsburgh NEW YORK (AP) - Mookie Wilson, who was only trying Steelers were elated. The New York JeU to drive in the tying run, hit a two out, two-run homer in the were deflated. Cards outscore bottom of the ninth to give the New York MeU a 7-6 victory "To say we needed this game badly and a three-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday. would be an understatement," Coach Chuck Redskins, page 3 The win put the Mets 2tt games behind the first-place Noll said yesterday after the Steelers revived Cards in the National League East. St. Louis had swept a a potent blend of running, passing and de- three-game series against the Mets last weekend. fense to beat the JeU 38-10. The Jets players also rallied around their Wilson said his home run, only his third of the season, The Jets are 0-3 amid rumors that Coach coach. atoned for an error that allowed Tito Landnim to score on hit Walt Michaels might be fired. Put that didn't "Coach Michaels has been taking a lot of two-out triple in the top of the ninth, giving St. Louis a short- diminish the elation of the Steelers, who had potshots, but the man is doing his job. We lived 6-5 lead. been 0-2 for the first time since 1970 aren't doing ours," said offensive tackle Frank Taveras doubled with two out off St. Louis' ace "I think the Jets have a good team. But Marvin Powell. reliever, Bruce Sutter, 3-4, to set the stage for Wilson's game- they caught us on a good day when everything Jets' quarterback Rich Todd said, "We winning homer, his fourth hit in six at-bats and New York's clicked," said defensive tackle Gary Dunn of better be behind each other as well as the 22nd hit of the game. the Steelers, who allowed 67 points in prior coach because when we're losing, we're the "All I was trying to do was keep the rally going once losses to Kansas City and Miami. only friends we have." Frank got on base," explained Wilson. "I wasn't thinking "We were 0-2 and not playing well and The Steelers also heard doubts'raised home run at all. people were just tired of it. It's no fun to after their shaky start. "Taveras really hustled to get that double and I just lose," Dunn added. "I think our team felt we had to prove we wanted a hit. You have to tie it before you can win it, and Defensive end Joe Klecko of the Jets, who could still play," said Noll. that's all I was trying to do." stayed in the game despite an ankle sprain, "Now, " Noll added, "bur task this week What about Landrum's hit in the top of the ninth? can appreciate that. and for the balance of the season is to main- "Shadows were tough and the ball stayed in the sun an "1 don't know what to say. I really tain this level." extra second," the center fielder said. "Once I got to the ball, don't, " said Klecko. "We should have been — Davis' 9-yard run touchdown on a draw I just dropped it and he kept going." as hungry as they were, and we weren't." play in the the opening period gave Pit- Neil Allen, 6-5, who pitched the eighth and ninth, was the The Steelers had 566 yards in total of- tsburgh a 7-0 lead. winner. fense, the second most they've amassed in a A Dave Trout field goal of 25 yards and The MeU trailed 54 after five innings, but they scored two single game since Noll became coach in 1969. Pollard's 23-yard touchdown run boosted the runs in the sixth on doubles by Doug Flynn, pinch-hitter Ron Pittsburgh rushed for 343 yards, and all margin to 17-0 in the second quarter before Hodges and Wilson, and then evened the score 5-5 in the five Steeler touchdowns came on the ground. Leahy's 47-yard goal set the halftime margin seventh. Frank Pollard, a newly inserted starter at at 17-3. Hubie Brooks, who had four hits in the game along with halfback, scored twice and rushed for 79 The Steelers put the game away with two Wilson, started the rally with a leadoff single and two outs yards. third-quarter touchdown drives. They stayed later John Steams scored Brooks from third with a single. Quarterback Terry Bradshaw, Sidney exclusively on the ground in a 10-play, 63- Flynn followed with a run-scoring double and pinch-hitter Thornton and Russell Davis also rushed for yard drive capped by Bradshaw's 1-yard Rusty Staub knocked in Flynn with a pinch single off reliever FREEMAN FORGES AHEAD — Jets running back Freeman McNeil (24) is tied up Jim Kaat, one of four pitchers the Cards used in the inning. touchdowns. Davis led all rushers with 13 sneak. Stallworth caught three passes for 40 in mid-air by Loren Toews (51) of the Pittsburgh Steelers In the first half of carries for 100 yards, 76 in the last quarter. yards on an ensuing 66-yard march, capped The Cardinals took a 24) lead in the first on a two-run yesterday's game in Pittsburgh. Jets suffered their third straight loss. single by Dane Iorg. Bradshaw passed for 22S yards, hitting by Pollard's 1-yard run. John SUUworth eight times for 134 yards. Backup quarterback Cliff Stoudt directed And Bradshaw ran seven times for 41 yards, a 76-yard fourth-quarter drive that ended including a touchdown sneak. with a 1-yard touchdown run by Thornton. "It was the Steelers of old," Bradshaw The Jets added their score on Ryan's pass to McNeil Vrith 5:26 remaining, and the game Two Perez homers beat Yanks bubbled. ended with! the Steelers at the JeU' 1-yard The Jets managed a 47-yard Pat Leahy BOSTON (AP) - In 1967, the Bos- The Red Sox continued their Detroit in the scramble for a The Red Sox, who swept four field goal in the second quarter and a 17-yard line. "If we a going to have a good season, ton Red Sox enjoyed the "Impossible charge by whipping the new York playuoff spot against the Yankees, games with Detroit before losing to fourth-quarter touchdown pass from backup Dream," winning the American Yankees 4-1 yesterday as 39-year-old the first half, or pre-strike, division the Yankees Friday night, still were quarterback Pat Ryan to Freeman McNeil. we have got play with intensity and great desire to w - like we did today," said League pennant at 100-1 odds. Now slugger Tony Perez drove in three champs. talking "unbelievable" after the "The Steelers suddenly caught life. I said Bradshaw they're aiming for an "Unbelievable runs with two homers and young "We'll see you back here Oct. 7," series. It was the only way to decribe earlier in the week they were a sleeping The win fame while Houston and Cincin- Dream." Bruce Hurst and veteran reliever the Red Sox told the Yankees in a seven-run, two-out, eighth inning tiger," said Michaels. nati were ing. So now Pittsburgh and Picked to finish fourth or fifth in Bill Campbell combined for an 8- reference to the opening game of the rally for a dramatic 8-5 comeback Michaels has heard the rumors that he Cleveland, 1-2, trail Houston and Cincinnati, the AL East during spring training, hitter best-of-5 division playoff. And the With six victories in the last seven Yankees had reason to believe they "That was the darndest thing I might be fired. both 2-1, in the AFC Central Division. the Red Sox are riding an emotional just may have seen in all my years in "I feel good about football and I feel good "It's a long season and a lot of things can high in an all-out bid for a division starts, all on a current 14-game just might be back for a 1981 renewal of one of baseball's traditional rival- baseball," Boston Manager Ralph about myself," he said. "It's a matter of happen," said Lambert. "We just have to playoff berth in this strike-inter- homestand, the Red Sox have moved Houk, 62, said. getting together and playing football." keep playing the best we can." rupted season. to within one-half game of first place ries. Nelson clinches another Ryder Cup for Americans WALTON HEATH, England (AP) - the gold cup that British seed merchant match, "that may have been to Eu- critical 1-up victory Saturday morning match. winner on the American tour, played 1-arry Nelson, the baby-faced golfer who Samuel Ryder put up for competition in rope's disadvantage. We have a lot of in the match that proved to turn the tide "He was the man I feared," Jacobs what he called "the best round of my 1927. pride. No one wants to be on a flyder for the Americans. said "I had a feeling about him. He life" on the soggy turf that was seems to save his best for these biennial drenched by l'i inches of rain in an international affairs, won the match The final score of the three-day Cup team that loses. After going one Over the last two Ryder Cup took five points from us in 1979, then matches, he has won all nine times he ovgmight storm that left bunkers filled that clinched the Ryder Cup for the matches was U.S. 18"i. Europe 9^. point down on the first day, we got our turned around his first match this time has played. with a 50-foot putt on the 18th hole. I was to the lip and damaged a number of United Slates against Europe yester- The U.S. now holds a 20-3-1 Ryder game faces on." Cup record and hasn't lost since 1957. They did, indeed. The Americans In the clinching match, Nelson had a very hopeful we could break his winning tents and eating areas day. won seven of eight matches the second 1-up lead after 16 holes, then saved par string, but it was not to be." "I wanted to win it. I wanted to do it The Americans, led by Lee Trevino, He didn't make a bogey, birdied sev- .lack Nicklaus and Tom Watson - and day, took a commanding lead and fin- and halved the hole with a great shot The Americans went into the final just one more time," Nelson said after from a bunker on the 17th. en of his last nine holes and was 10 under the secret weapon, Nelson — brought a ished it off in style yesterday. day's play with a l0'i-5'-» lead and par when he closed out the stunned Lyle. the critical, 2-up victory over Briton team under captain Dave Marr that was It was appropriate that Nelson apply He won the 18th with a routine par needed oniy four points'to clinch it Mark James. considered the strongest in the history the clincher. against James' bogey from a bunker, Trevino gave them a quick start with That left the Americans two points That gave the deeply-talented Amer- of the matches. But they were shocked Nelson, the current PGA champion, then received congratulations from a 5 and 3 decision over Sam Torrance in short of victory and Crenshaw got one of icans an unbeatable 15-6 lead on the by a 4'/i-31/i European lead after the was the key man throughout the Marr. who trailed him down the 18th the first match and Kite followed with a those, reeling off a string of five con- rain-drenched, storm-lashed Walton first day's matches. matches. He won all four of his fairway, European captain John Jacobs spectacular performance that produced secutive 3's — a string that went birdie- Heath Golf Club course and they went "I think," said Tom Kite, who matches, including a birdie-birdie finish and teammate Ben Crenshaw, who a 3 and 2 decision over Sandy Lyle. par-birdie-eagle-birdie — that subdued on to an expected victory, their 20th in that provided the United States with a' joined Nelson's gallery after winning his Kite, currently the leading money- DesSmvth6and4 24 appearances in the competition for scored 10 birdies in his closing singles 10 Fhe Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER2I, 1981 Major league box score Sparky glad he's back on top CLEVELAND (AP) - Now that the De- It was the 247th lifetime victory for MWVOM MMTOM UN 'RAM MrkM •krkM troit Tigers are back atop the standings in the Palmer. He has a 20-9 record against the Remy Ib S011Thonlb t 1 1 0 Morgan Ib 10 0 0 Evans M 4 0 10 Garner Ib 10 10 Cabell Ib 4 12 0 hectic scramble for the second half title in Brewers, and has now beaten seven Ameri- sssft sss: Nka II Illf TScott cl 5 1 4 1 Clark rl 4 110 the American League's Eastern Division, can League clubs 20 or more times. MpJal.all 4 00 0 Yastrik dh 4 0 0 0 JCrui II 1111 OEvam Hi 1 1 0 0 MtJckw ri « o i o Lanslrd Ib 10 10 AHoweIb 4 110 Herndon II 2 0 11 Tiger Manager Sparky Anderson says he Mariners 3, Royalt I WMMKlb 1000 Slaolttn SS 4 I 1 0 Woods rl 0 000 Leonard cl 4 0 2 2 feels his players can decide their own fate. Jooledh 1010 Per., Ib 4 111 Puhl rf 1113 May c 4 0 10 SEATTLE — Tom Paciorek doubled home •ambteph looo Allenson c 1110 Garcia ss S0I1 LeMlir ss 10 0 0 "We're back on top again " a happy the winning run in the seventh inning as the Carone i 10 0 0 Miller ct 4 0 10 Pulols c 502 2 Brtmn ph 10 0 0 Murcer Hi 10 0 0 Rvenp 1000 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 Anderson said after Detroit downed the Seattle Mariners defeated the Kansas City Rodr Igi X) 1 0 1 0 Rlpley p 10 0 0 N.lll.l Ml 10 0 0 Brelnlng p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland Indians 5-1 yesterday, allowing the Royals. 1 TaUl' UIIII BSmlth ph looo Tigers to overtake the Milwaukee Brewers in The RBI was Paciorek's 60th of the sea- lie M Ma- i Holland p 0 0 0 0 IS—• ™"'" tN Ml Mss-4 Venabl ph 10 0 0 the standings. son, a career high for the 34 year-old out- OP—Maw York 2 LOB—New York I. Tults p 00 0 0 Detroit closes the season with six games Boston I. IB— ReJaclton, Rodrlguai. JeMrtn ph 10 00 fielder and was also his 11th game-winning J«o*a. Slaplelon HR Per., 2 III SB- Taw n I r i against the Baltimore Orioles and six more RBI this year. an M with the Brewers. IP N IIIH40 SMFrncItu The Mariners trailed 2-1 going into the MMVttil OP—Houston I. LOB—Houston 14. San •We can control Baltimore and Milwau- bottom of the seventh but rookie Paul Serna John L>» I 10 4 1 1 1 Francisco t IB-TScotl. Puhl HR— TScott 14) SB—Garner. TScott SF kee. Not that we will, but we've got the led off with a single and Julio Cruz walked. Hurst W.1-0 JM 7 I 1 1 1 Herndon Campbell 11-11 0 0 1 1 IP M R in •• 10 opportunity." Anderson said. Joe Simpson then slapped a single to left to PB—Carom. T— Ml A 3V01I The Boston Red Sox and the New York Rvan W.I 5 • 7 114 0 score Serna and Paciorek followed with his IT. LOUIS Niw YORK SM Prancttca Yankees are within 2'/z games of of the double down the left field line to score Cruz. Lavelle 1.04 1114 4 I 0 •krkM •krkM Rlpley 1 1-1 t 1 I 1 2Tigers as the season winds down. Amos Otis collected both RBI for Kansas H.rr ft 10 10 Wilson cl 114 1 Tmpltn II Brelnlng 1 0 0 0 10 4 110 Howard n 4 0 10 Holland 1 11111 Ace righthander Jack Morris hurled his City. He grounded out in the first inning to HarndiIb 4 110 Valentin rt 10 0 0 Hndrck cl Tults 1 4 0 0 11 14th complete game to spearhead the Tiger score Willie Wilson, who had singled and 1111 Brooks Ib 9 14 0 Rlplev pitched lo 1 baiters In the Ird Poriar c Klngmn Ib 5 0 1 0 lorgrl 10 0 0 WP-Rvan 1. Rlplev T-104 A- triumph. Morris, 13-5, stopped Cleveland on gone to third on a-double by George Brett. 10 11 Maiillll II i 0 I 0 16.114 Landrm rl . Steerns c 1111 five hits to saddle the Indians their seventh Otis' eighth home run of the year in the Oberkll Ib 1114 0 00 0 Flvnn 3b 12 2 1 UM ANOLI Rool II 10 0 0 Grdnhr ss 10 10 CINCINNATI defeat in eight games. fourth inning gave the Royals a 2-0 lead. Sorensen p 1 0 0 0 •krkM •krkM Jronsn ph 10 0 0 Saa Ib 10 11 The victory was Detroit's second straight BBall r p 10 0 0 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Collins rl 4 110 A mental lapse by the Kansas City de- Meilas rl 10 00 RSmlthbh 10 0 0 after five consecutive losses, prompting Kaat p 0 0 0 0 Slaub ph 10 11 SHowe p 0 0 0 0 fense allowed the Mariners to score their DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Harris or 0 0 0 0 Griftev cl i 1 4 0 Cncpcn ss i 1 1 0 Thomas Ib 4 0 I 0 Morris to say. "I don't know if I'm a stopper, first run in the sixth. Paciorek led off with a Svkes p 0 0 0 0 Allen p 0 0 0 0 Monday rl 10 0 0 Lilian p 0 0 0 0 Trvlno ph 10 0 0 Foster II 4 110 but I like to have the ball when we're down." Sutler p 0 0 0 0 Zachrv p 10 0 0 Driessn Ib 1111 Garvev » nil single, then stole second and advanced to Searage p 0 0 0 0 Kmghl 3b 4 0 00 Johnston II 4 0 I 0 Morris kept Detroit in the game until Lou third when Frank White failed to rover sec- Cubbag ph 10 0 0 Nolan c 4 0 11 Scloscla c 10 0 0 Marshall p 0 0 0 0 Oeller 2b 200 1 Roenlck cl 4 0 0 0 Whitaker drove a run-scoring double to snap ond on the play and catcher John Wathan's Hodges ph I 0 I t Soloo 4 000 Weiss ss 4 110 a 1-1 deadlock in the ninth inning, and Steve throw wenl into center field. Paciorek scored Taveras ss 2 110 Power p 10 0 0 TaUl Mill Telal 44 7 n 1 Landrn ph 1 0 1 0 Kemp followed shortly with a three-run on a single by Bruce Bochte. Jt Laali M ON Ml- 4 Nlednlur p 0 0 0 0 double. Haw Yark Ml Ml at*- 1 Marshl Ib 10 10 WhlteSoxU,A'i3 Twe wrli when wlnnlna ma acarotf. TeUI M 1 111 TaUl nix Tom Brennan, 1-1, suffered the loss for E—Brooks. Wilson OP—SI Louis 1 Cincinnati m lea no-I CHICAGO - Jim Morrison belted a two- LOB-SI Louis 10. New York II IB— •M on MO- i Cleveland, which fell to its seventh defeat in OP—Cincinnati 1. Los Angeles 1 LOB— run homer to help Rjphard Dotson and the Templelon. Flvnn 1. Hodges. Wilson. Cincinnati a. Los Angeles I. IB—Collins. eight contests. Chicago White Sox crush the Oakland A's Taveras IB—Landrum HR—Hendrlch Nolan SF—Oesler Illl. Wilson I!) SB Herr Pinch-hitter Rick Peters drew a leadoff IP H IIIII1O IP Kinnio yesterday. CMcMnatl walk against Brennan in the ninth. Peters Morrison's homer, his ninth of the year, • Sorensen 111 11 1 1 0 0 SoloW.M I 7 1119was forced at second on Lynn Jones at- Balr 1 1110 Power L.I 2 i Illl came in the sixth inning and scored Dotson. Kaal 0 0 0 0 Niedentuer 1 10 0 0 tempted sacrifice bunt, but pinch-hitter Chicago jumped to a 3-0 lead in the fifth 1 0 0 0 0 SHowe 2 4 111 Richie Hebner singled Jones to second and 110 0 0 0I T-l 41 A-H.J40 inning. Wayne Nordhagen lined a single to llltell 1 10 0 0 0 Seller L.I 4 M 1 1 1 0 0 Whitaker's double off left fielder Alan Ban- center and took second when Oakland center New Yert OAKLAND CHICAOO nister's glove brought home Jones. 1 Zachrv 1111 •krkM MrkM fielder Dwayne Murphy misplayed the drive. Seereot 10 0 1 RHndsn II 4 110 Bernird 2b 1 0 1 0 Dan Spillner then relieved and, with two Harold Bailies singled to right to score Nor- Marihall 10 0 1 Murphv cl 2 0 0 1 Halrstn cl 112 0 Orotco 0 0 0 1 CJhnsn dh 3 0 0 0 LJhnsn Ib 3 0 0 1 out. gave up a double to Kemp with the bases dhagen and Morrison and Tony Bernazard Allen W.t-1 0 0 Armas rl 4 0 11 Squires Ib 0 10 0 loaded. Kaal pltctvtd to 1 bailer In 7th. Gross 3b ) 0 0 0 Lullnsk dh 4 I 1 0 then drew walks from Oakland starter Mike DeLeon pitched lo I balteri In 7lh Spencer Ib 10 0 0 Flsk c 4 111 Norris, U-8, to force in Baines. One out later, T—Mi A-11.H7 Healh c 10 0 0 Nordhgn II 1110 Orioles 8, Brewers 2 McKayIb 1111 Kuntt II 2 12 1 Lamar Johnson flied to center scoring Mor- BALTIMORE — Lenn Sakata rapped four APMatt PITTHUROH PMIIA Plcciolo ss 1110 Barnes rl 4 2 2 2 rison. •krkM •krkM Morrlsn Ib 1112 hits, including two home runs, and drove in SAFE AT SECOND — Reggie Jackson slides safely into second base as Boston Red Moreno cl 1110 LSmlth cl 4 111 Almon ss 4 0 2 0 Dotson. 9-7, breezed through the Oakland Foil II 1110 Maddon cl 0 0 0 0 TaUl 114 1 TaUl M II II II five runs while leading the Baltimore Orioles Sox second baseman Jerrv Remv looks the umpires wav during the fourth inning of Parker.rl 4 0 11 Rota Ib 4 0 11 Ml Ml Ml-I over the Milwaukee Brewers yesterday. lineup for five innings, striking out six and JThpsn Ib 10 0 0 Matthws II 4 0 10 CMcese Ml Ml «*—II yesterday's game at Fenwav Park. The Red Sox won, 4-1.7 BRbnsn Ib 10 0 0 S< himll Ib 4 111 E Murphy. RHfnderSon DP—Oak- Jim Palmer, 6-8, who lasted one-third of allowing only a pair of harmless walks. But Easier II 10 0 0 Morelnd c "1100 land I. Chicago I LOB—Oakland 1. Chica- Dave McKay led of the sixth with a solo home Lacv II 100 0 McBrldrl 2 0 10 go I IB-Halrslon IB—Plcciolo MR an inning against Milwaukee in his last start tailing away from (diving rightfielder Dan) fornia. TPena c 4 0 10 LVII 000 0 McKav II). Morrison m s—Morrison SF run, his third of the year, and Rob Picciolo Berra Ib 4 0 0 0 Bowa is 10 10 — I Johnson. Murphv on Sept. 12, hurled a five-hitter. Engle." The Blue Jays handed the Angels their Ray Ib 4 110 Trillo 2b 1120 IP H IIIIIIO Eddie Murray added a two-run homer to followed with a triple to left. One out later. sixth consecutive loss and 14th in their last 15 Solomon p 10 10 Prolv p 1000 Murphy's sacrifice fly to center field scored "It was a helluva game for us to win," Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Gross rl Illl NorrisL.11-1 1 11 10 I I 1 S Baltimore's U-hit attack as the Orioles said Texas manager Don Zimmer, who still games. Slargell ph 0 0 0 1 Kmgman 1-12 110 1 Picciolo. TaUl mil TMal »111« BMcLaughlln I 11110 ended a four-game Milwaukee winning streak hopes to guide his fourth-place team into a Mark Bomback, 5-5, was the winner with M lie Ml- 4 and dealt the Brewers only their second loss Rangers 4, Twins 3 Ml IM Ml- I Dolson W.e 7 I I I I I playoff spot. four solid innings of relief. Joey McLaughlin E-Parker OP—Pittsburgh 1. LOB— Hovt S.I in 16 Sunday games this season. ARLINGTON, Texas - When the Minne- picked up his eighth save, hurling 1 2-3 in- Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia A IB—LoS- 1 I I I 2 All three teams ahead of the Rangers in mlth. TPena. Parker 1. Gross. Rav IB- DiTROIT Sakata homered to launch a four-run rally sota Twins take a one-run lead into the ninth the Western Division standings — Kansas nings. Moreno. LoSmllh HR-Schmldt 1171 SB •krkM CLIViLAND off Mike Caldwell, 11-9, in the first, con- inning with Doug Corbett on the mound, they -Moreno SF- Trillo. Stargell Tramml ss 10 0 0 •krkM City, Oakland and the Twins — were defeated The Angels started quickly and chased IP H • IR •• K> Gibson cl 4 111 ABansIr II 4 0 0 0 nected with two aboard in the third off Reg- usually don't worry about the outcome of the Sunday, and Zimmer said, "We are four starter Luis Leal in the first inning when they Kemp II 4 0 11 Orta rl 4 111 gie Cleveland, and added an RBI single in the Solomon L.7-1 t, 10 4 4 1 1 RJcksn Ib 10 0 0 Hargrv Ib 2 0 0 1 game. games out of first place with 13 to play. But built a 3-0 lead on four hits. Brian Downing Tekulve 2 11110 Sumrs dh 4 0 10 Dial c 4 0 10 seventh. But last night, the Texas Rangers touched Fahev c 10 10 Herreh Ib 10 10 the important thing is, we're only three led off with a double and Rick Burleson Prolv » 113)1 Peters oh oooo Haves dh 4 0 0 0 Murray's blast, his 19th of the season, the Twins' relief ace for two last inning runs games down in the loss column." walked Bobby Grich singled Downing home Lvle W.I J 1 1110 0Wocknls c 0 0 00 Mannng cl 4 0 10 came in the first. He has gone 28-for-56 in his Solomon pitched lo 1 batten In the 7th L Jones rl 4 100 Kulper 2b 4 0 0 0 and snatched a comeback win, with catcher Charlie Hough, 2-1, pitched a five-hitter and Don Baylor followed with a double that WP-Lyle Balk-Solomon T-l • A Papi Ib 1110 Vervier ss 10 10 last 15 games with 20 RBI. Of his 68 RBI, 42 Jim Sundberg delivering the game winning -11.41) Hebner ph 10 10 Pagel ph 0 0 0 0 for Texas. Corbett, 2-5, took the loss. scored Burleson. V^^ / OBr 0 10 0 Flschlln ss 0 0 0 0 have come in 36 second-half games. hit. CHICAOO MONTP.IAL Kellehr Jb 0 0 0 0 Blue Jays 6, Angels :t Daryl Sconiers then singled to right to •krkM •krkM Whilakrlb 31 3 I Milwaukee's leadoff batter reached base "I was looking for a sinker and he (Cor- score Burleson. Bonds ct 4 0 10 Cromrt Ib 1110 TaUl Mini Kill TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays DeJesus ss 4 0 0 0 Francon II 10 10 safely five times, but only one advanced past bett) just put one up and away," Sundberg Bucknr tb 4 0 0 0 Oaivion il 110 1 first base. That came in the second when Ted said of the pitch he blooped to short right- rallied from a 3-0 deficit on solo home runs by The Jays started their comeback in the Durham rl 4 0 10 Carter c 4 0 0 0 DP~Delroit I. Cleveland I LOB-De Morales If 10 10 Parrlin Ib 4 I 1 1 troll I. Cleveland 7 IB—Whllafcer. Kemp Simmons singled and Ben Oglivie followed field, scoring pinch-runner Wayne Tolleson. John Mayberry, Otto Velez and Ted Cox, who second when Mayberry and Velez hit con- Blecfcwel c 2 0 0 0 Wallach rl 10 11 3B—Orta SB— Harrah 1. Manning. Fis also stroked a two-run single, to defeat Cali- secutive home runs off Geoff Zahn, 9-11. Rein 3b 10 0 0 Speler» 2 0 11 chlln SF—Hargrove. with his 12th homer of the season. "I figured it would fall in because I saw it Tldrow p 0 0 0 0 Manuel Ib 2 0 0 0 IP N III •• SO Tabler Ib 10 0 0 Gullckin p 2 0 0 0 Tracy ph 100 0 rrlsW.lli 1 t Tyson Ib 0 0 0 0 Hall Ph 10 0 0 Brennan L.I-1 Waller Ib 0 0 0 0 Spillner 111111 MGrlllln p 0 0 0 0 Howell p 10 0 0 KANSAS CITY IIATTLI SThpsn ph 10 0 0 •krkM •krkM Phils' 7th-inning rally tops Pirates LeSmlth p 0 0 0 0 Wilson II 1110JCrui 2b 2 10 0 Gelsel p 0 0 0 0 While Ib 4 0 00 Simpson cl 4 0 11 Fletchr Ib 0 0 0 0 GBreit 3b 40 10 Paclork II 4 12 1 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Greg Gross caUed it the longest by Omar Moreno, a walk to Tim Foli'and Parker's two-run distance for the win "It was a big game for him to get a win turn ph 10 0 0 OtIS [I 4 111 ZlsK dh 4 0 10 like that going down the stretch, ' said McNamara Diilerdlb 0 0 0 0 McRae dh 4 0 0 0 Bochle Ib 10 11 at bat of his major league career. double. TaUl Mill TMal M « t 4 Aikens Ib 4 0 10 Burrghs rl 10 10 The Philadelphia Phillies utility player was talking about The Phillies cut the margin to 2-1 in the fourth on a ' First baseman Dan Driessen knocked in three runs with CMcaaa W M M» 0 Ireland Ib 0 0 0 0 Parsons rl 0 0 0 0 Montreal M 010 «•- 4 walhan < 4 0 10 Mever Ib 4 0 0 0 his plate appearance in the seventh inning of yesterday's sacrifice fly by Trillo after two walks and a single by Larry three singles as the Reds handed Los Angeles its first series LOB-Chlcego 4. Montreal 10 IB-Motley rl 4 0 10 Handle Ib 0 0 0 0 Durham. Cromertie. Morales S—Fran Wshgln ss 10 10 Serna ss 4 110 game, which saw the Phillies rally for four runs to beat the Bowa. , sweep in a year. cone 2. Speier. Gullickson L May ph 10 0 0 Bulling c 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4. The Reds collected 13 hits, including four singles by Ken IP H Kill BB SO TaUl 17 1 II 1 TaUl Hill The Pirates made it 3-1 in the fifth on a triple by Moreno CMC age KMMICHV IN IN «t- 1 Gross fouled off nine Eddie Solomon pitches before lining and Parker's second double. Criffey and a double and two singles by Joe Nolan. Ml,.ill.n L.I 4 11 an Mi ai-i Howell 4 11 E-Washlgn. While LOB—Kansas Cllv a double that scored Manny Trillo to narrow the Pirate lead to Bowa's fourth-inning single extended his hitting streak Soto. 9-9. struck out nine and walked two Rookie Ted LeSmllh I. Seattle* 36—CBrett. Motley. Pacloreh 3-2. through 17 games, while Schmidt's home run, the 310th of his Power, 1-2. in his first major league start, worked five innings Geisel )B-Wathan HP. Otis III SB- Washing Tldrov. Ion. Serna. Paciorek S— Bulling He then scored the tying run on Lonnie Smith's triple, and career set a record for any Philadelphia baseball club. Jimmy for the Dodgers. if K miiiH Foxx had hit 309 during his years with the Philadelphia A's Gullickinw.il • 1 0 0I II Kansas City Smith scored the go-ahead tally when Pete Rose singled past a The Reds jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first on a double by Geliel pitched to ? balteri In 7th Leonard Lion I I 1 1 4 1 HBP -by Tidrow IWallachl T-l M A drawn-in infield off new reliever Kent Tekulve and Phillies. Dave Collins, a single by Griffey, a walk to George Foster and 401(1 FBannslrW.M 1 13 0 4 "The at-bats just haven't been there," said Gross, "so a Reds 5, Dodgers 1 a two-run single by Driessen. Ron Oester's sacrifice fly in the MILWAUKEI BALTIMORf MINNESOTA TEXAS hit like that helps me a lot. I've been having trouble getting LOS ANGELES — After Cincinnati completed a sweep of fourth made it 3-0. akrkM •kraM akrnkl to i h ti comfortable. It's tough sitting and it's tough pinch-hitting. the Los Angeles Dogers with a 5-1 victory yesterday, Reds' Ganlnr 2b 4 0 10 Sekala ss 13 4 5 Powell rl 4 0 0 0 Wills 7b 4 13 0 Astros 7, Glanti 3 Vount ss 4 0 0 0 Dauer 7b 4 110 Willong Ib 10 2 0 Stem II 4 0 11 "It seems like I was up there a long time," Gross said of manager John McNamara said, "We're doing what we have CCooor Ib 10 0 0 Singletn rl 4 0 0 0 Hatcher cl 4 110 Oliver 4h 10 10 SAN FRANCISCO - Nolan Ryan survived a shaky first Smmns dh 3 110 Dwyer II 10 0 0 Adams dh 10 0 0 Toliesn pr 0 10 0 his seventh-inning at-bat. When told he had fouled off nine to do., and that's win." inning and went on to pitch a seven-hitter as the Houston Oglivie II 4 111 Murray Ib 4 12 2 Corcorn Ib 4 0 0 1 BBell 3b 4 0 10 pitches, Gross said, "it seemed like a lot more than that." "We're in a good position to win this (second half} Thomas cl 10 10 Roenlck cf 4 10 0 Engle rl 1110LRobrlsrl 4 0 11 Astros beat the San Francisco Giants. Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 Avala dh 1110 Geetn 30 1111Sundbrg c 5 0 I I After Gary Matthews hit into a double-play, Mike Schmidt ourselves. We were fortunate to catch the Dodgers with a lot Boslev rl 100 0 OeCncsIb 1 I 0 0 Butera c 10 0 0 Ellis Ib 10 0 0 Ryan was staked to a 4-0 lead in the first inning when Moore c 10 0 0 Corev If 0 0 0 0 RWshgt ss 2 0 0 0 Normn pr 0 0 0 0 capped the four-run rally with his 27th homer of the year. of injuries, they had some key players out. Houston bombed Giants starter Gary Lavelle, 0-6. who was Bumbrv cl 3 12 0 Pulnem Ib 10 10 Demosv c 4 0 10 Sample cf 1110 Left-hander Sparky Lyle, 8-5, picked up the victory in "But those six games with the Dodgers and (first-place Kiven his second major league start because Vida Blue is TMal Mill TaUl M I II I Poauetl cl 10 10 relief of starter Mike Proly, while righthander Solomon, 7-5, Houston) Astros will be very important in the final stand- suffering Irom strained ligaments in his left thumb Milwaukee Ml IN Mk-I Wagner ss 1 I l 0 Ml Ml H>- I Rivers ph 10 0 0 was the loser. ings." Lavelle faced only five batters and was charged with all E vount ogllvie OPOP—Milwauke— e 1. Mendol ss 0 0 0 0 Baltimore 17 LOB-MllwaukeOBMll e 3. Balli Telal 11 1 5 1 TaUl 15 4 11 3 The Pirates scored two runs in the first inning on a single Mario Soto scattered seven Los Angeles hits, and went the four first-inning runs. An RBI single by Jose Cruz and a two- more 1 HR-Sakata 1 111. Murray Illl. Minnesota 111 IN 0M- 1 Ogllvie 111) TfHI Ml Ml 101— 4 out, two-run single by Luis Pujols were the big blows in the IP M minio Two ouls when winning run scored inning Mlh.aiea.eo E—Stein, Butera • DP—Minnesota' 3. Caldwell L.M • 1-13 4 110Teias I LOB Minnesota 1. Teias II 2B Ryan, who improved his record to 9-5 while his league- Cleveland 111 1 1 1 1 0 —Wagner. Oliver, Hatcher Engle. Wills MClure HR-Gaetli III SF—Slain leading earned run average increased to 1.85, let the Giants Mueller 2 10 0 12 2 4 110 1 IP H REP. BB SO shave the margin to 4-3 in the bottom of the first. The Giants Porler 0 0 0 0 0 Minnesota Havens t I loaded the bases before Larry Herndon knocked in the first Palmer W.» I • 12 2 11Corbel! L.I 1 121 S HBP-bv Cleveland lOauarl T-l It Teles run with sacrifice fly and Jeff Leonard drove in two more with A-17.417 Hough W.I i a single. But that was the only damage the Giants would do as Ryan struck out eight and walked four to pitch his third complete How they stand game of the season.

RICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LIAOUI EAST • AIT Expos 4, Cubi 0 W L Pel. W L Pel. 01 MONTREAL - Bill Gullickson struck out 13 and scattered Detroit 14 It 400 SI Louis I2I1 17553 - Boston 21 It 510 Montreal 20 II 111 I' three hits en route to his fifth victory as the Montreal Expos Milwaukee 34 17 Ml New York If 10 417 I' blanked the Chicago Cubs. Baltimore 11 17 ill Chicago 17 10M I a New York 21 II ill i Philadelphia 17 II The right-hander, 5-8. had a no-hitter until the fifth when Toronto II II 114 Pittsburgh It 1] 410 S"i Cleveland II 11 410 WIIT I .con Durham slammed a double to center field. Bobby Bonds WEST Houston It 14. tso - 21 II St4 singled in the sixth and Jerry Morales doubled in the seventh Kansas Cllv Cincinnati 2] It510 2'-i nOakland 11 II 114 N Los Angeles 22 tl for Chicago's other hits, and Gullickson walked only one Minnesota « 11 41! 550 4 San Francisco 21 IItn 4<> Te«as 17 20 4S» Atlanta 20 11 batter It 21 410 513 in Chicago San Diego II 11 The Expos sent nine men to the plate and took a 3-0 lead in Seattle It 23 410 • First hall division winner 2«1 14i California II » 324 rision winner Sattvaev-i Oemes the first, chasing starter Mike Griffin, 2-4. >.First-haifd! Chicago 7. Montreal I Saturday • Games New York t. SI Louis 2 Warren Oomartie led off with a walk and took second on a Toronto t. California 4 Philadelphia I. Pittsburgh 7 sacrifice. Andre Dawson walked and one out later Larry Detroit 4, Cleveland 3 Houston I. San Francisco 1 Oakland 2, Chicago 1 Cincinnati 7. Los Angeles] Parrish, Tim Wallach and Chris Speier hit consecutive singles Boston!. New York 1 San Diego 6. Atlanta 3 lo sinrc three runs. * Milwaukee II. Baltlmorel Yesterday's Oames Tenast. Minnesota0 Viontreal 4. Chicago 0 Braves 3, Padrei 2 Saallle 4. Kansas Cltvi Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4 Vellera-ay'l Games New York 7, St Loulst Cincinnati 5. Los Angeles I , SAN DIEGO - Claudell Washington singled home the Toronto t. California 1 Atlanta 3. San Diego 1. II Innings game-winning run with no outs in the 11th inning to give the Boston 4. New York 1 Houston 7. San Francisco 3 Baltimore I. Milwaukee 2 Tedars Oamet Atlanta Braves a victory over the San Diego Padres. Detroit 1. Cleveland 1 #> SI Louis IB Forsch and Andujar t-4) at Chicago 11. Oakland! Chicago (Krukow 41 and Kravec 1-41. 3. Steve Mura, 5-14, making his first appearance as a re- Saallle 1. Kansas Cllv 1 I 05 pm Tanas 4, Minnesota 1 liever, walked pinch-hitter Larry Whisenton to open the Today's Games Philadelphia (Ruthven 115 of Canton jnning. Pinch-runner Ed Miller then stole second before Milwaukee (Haat i-ei at Boston 17 4) at Montreal {Burns 7 71.1 35 p.m lEckerslavMI.MOp.m Pittsburgh (Tlant 3-4) at New York Washington drove a single to right to score Miller. Detroit IWilcon 10-11 al Baltimore (Harris 141.1 05 om. I McGregor 11-1), 1:11 p.m Cincinnati ILelbrandt 1-1) at San Diego Washington, who doubled home Atlanta's first run in the Oakland (Uderwood Ml el Toronlo iLollar III. 10 OSpm first inning, wound up at third base when right fielder Luis IBerenguarl-IOI.7:11pm Only games scheduled Cleveland (Walls t-vl al New York Salazar let the ball get by him for an error, and Jerry Royster IMavt 101.1.Oip.m SI Louis el Chicago. 2 15 pm Minnesota (Arroyo t-l) at Kansas Cllv Pittsburgh al New York. 5 05 p m singled in Washington for the Braves' final run. (Gurev t).l Dp m Philadelphia al Montreal. 7 15 p m Al Hrabosky, 1-1, worked three Innings In relief of starter Saillle isioddara 10) at Te«a> Atlanta at Houston. 1:15 p.m PARKER PICKED OFF — Phillies first baseman Pete in the seventh Inning of yesterday's game In Philadel- IDarwIn Ml. 1:10pm Cincinnati at San Diego. 10:05 p.m Rose tries to tag Dave Parker after the Pirates' out- phia. Parker was run down between first and second for Phil Niekro to earn his first victory of the year. Rick Camp Chicago (Burns 1-4) at California Los Angeles at San Francisco. 10:35 IRenkot-4). 10:30p.m. p m fielder was caught off the bag during a pickoff attempt the out. A late Phil rally won the contest. pitched the llth and earned his 15th save. SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1981 The Daily Register 11 Double-duty Green lifts Cards ST. LOUIS (AP) - Not even in college at Henderson State in Arkansas had Roy Green, ostensibly a safety for the St. Louis NFC roundup Cardinals, so busy an afternoon. For the third-year National Football League performer, It was also productive. It marked the first time in their 16-year Doubling at wide receiver, he snared passes history for the Falcons to open the season on both sides of the line of scrimmage to help with a 3-0 record. St. Louis emerge with a 40-30 triumph yester- Bartkowski, wearing a flak jacket to pro- day over the Washington Redskins. tect the rib he injured last week against "It kind of reminded me of high school," Green Bay, had three different players on the said Green, who caught a touchdown pan and receiving end of his scoring bombs — 29 prevented Washington from scoring another yards to Alfred Jackson, 18 to Lynn Cain, who with a late interception. made a brilliant run in escaping defenders, "In practice, you go out there and mess and 15-yards to Alfred Jenkins. around. I guess the coach thought I had a Bartkowski, who completed l3-of-22 little ability. I get all the work, offense and passes for 208 yards, had a fourth scoring defense. I love it." pass nullified by a penalty and extended his Actually, Green's double duty for St. streak of passing for a touchdown to 13 Louis could be attributed at least partially to straight games. accident more than design. Vikings Z6, Lions 24 Veteran wide receiver Mel Gray, still BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Quarterback Tommy Kramer returned to the Minnesota A BOOT TO BOOT — Aside from winning the LaJet healing from shoulder surgery, was absent. And when Pat TiUey, the Cards' cagy Pro lineup yesterday afternoon and points re- Classic golf tournament and $63,000, Tom Weiskopf turned to the Vikings' side of the Scoreboard. also received classv footwear. Bowl performer came up with back spasms in pre-game warmups, there was little choice i Kramer, making his first appearance of but to make use of Green's talents. the NFL regular season after suffering a knee injury Aug. 27, rallied the Vikings to a "All of us knew that they weren't going to 06-24 victory over the Detroit Lions and drew double-cover me," said Green, referring to a the praises of his coach and teammates. 58-yard bomb from Jim Hart he hooked on to Weiskopf "Kramer made the difference," said in the opening quarter. "They had only one man (cornerback Joe Minnesota Coach Bud Grant, who watched Lavender) on me," he said. "I gave him a his quarterback march the Vikings 81 yards stutter step and it (pass) was right in there. I in the final two minutes for Rick Danmeier's gets 'lucky' decisive 20-yard field goal with four seconds just like being on the field.'' to play. ABILENE, Texas (AP) - Tom Weiskopf finally got off After Green's touchdown, St. Louis went ahead 12-10 on Neil O'Donoghue's 47-yard "Kramer has the great capacity to never what he considered an unlucky 13 Tournament Player say die," said Grant. "While some people Association victories yesterday and became only the field goal and then detonated another ex- plosion of sorts. might get down at a tune of great pressure, fourth tour multi-millionare in the process. Tommy doesn't." Rookie Stump Mitchell gathered in a Mike "Maybe I'm over the hump now," said Weiskopf Kramer didn't play in Minnesota's 21-13 after winning the inaugural $350,000 LaJet Golf Classic. Connell punt at midfield The 5-foot-S speedster ran through a cluster of would-be loss to Tampa Bay or the 36-10 defeat by "I'm a superstitious person and I had gone almost three Oakland and wasn't announced as the Vik- years on that No. 13." tacklers and outran Connell down the left sideline on his 50-yard jaunt. ings' starting quarterback until just before Weiskopf said he was excited with the victory, adding game time. "I'm glad they talked me into coming. Usually in the fall Cards Coach Jim Hanifan labeled I don't play very much. But I'M be back next year. Mitchell's return and Green's receptions the Rams 35, Packers 23 SUHEY STIFLED — Chicago Bears' running back Matt Suhev is collared by Hugh "All the players will tell you what a tough course this key weapons in an arsenal of big plays that ANAHEIM, Calif. — Reserve quarter- was. A lot of our players who were at the Ryder Cup will enabled St. Louis to take a 26-17 lead at back Jeff Rutledge threw a 30-yard touch- Green of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after a three-yard gain In the second quarter of be here next year." ha If time. down pass to Drew Hill late in the third yesterday's game in Chicago. quarter to put Los Angeles ahead for good He added "It is probably the second best 72 hole "He can blow by people; he's got speed," Hanifan said of Green, who accounted for and the Rams went on to whip the Green Bay Haden early in the second quarter. the Chicago Bears past Tampa Bay for their tournament I've played from tee to green. I just hit the Packers. ball aiywhere I wanted to. gains totaling 115 yards with his four pass Haden was knocked out of the game when victory. Cullen Bryant and Wendell Tyler scored sacked by Green Bay defensive end Mike The Buccaneers jumped ahead early in This was a heck of a test here. I got discouraged' catches. "I'm going to keep him going both ways." fourth-quarter touchdowns on short runs and Butler. Haden suffered bruised ribs but X- the game when Mike Washington intercepted yesterday when I three- putted the last hole." the Rams' defense throttled the Packers' rays showed no fracture. an Evans pass and ran 29 yards for a touch- He joined Tom Watson, Lee Trevino and Jack Falcons 34,4('ers 17 attack as Los Angeles recorded Its first vic- ATLANTA — Steve Bartkowski, playing down. But the Bears tied it after Gary Fencik Micklaus as winners of $2 million on the tour. tory of the season after two loases. Green Bears 28, Buccaneers 17 intercepted a Doug Williams pass and re- It was the 14th Tournament Players Association vic- despite a cracked rib, fired three touchdown Bay is also 1-2. CHICAGO - Rookie Jeff Fisher returned passes and Tom Pridemore returned an In- turned 20 yards to the 20. tory for the 38-year-old Weiskopf and his first since he The Packers had taken a 16-14 lead in the a punt 88-yards for a touchdown while Vince won the 1978 Doral-Eastern Open. terception 101 yards for another score as the It marked Tampa Bay's first turnover of Atlarita Falcons smashed the San Francisco third period before the scoring pass by Evans scored on an eight-yard run and hurled the season and the Bears cashed in five plays The 163,000 first place prixe boosted Weiskopf s 1981 Rutledge, who took over from starter Pat an 18-yard touchdown pass yesterday to lead earnings to $173,110 and hi career payoffs to $2,002,525 (Jan. later on Matt Suhey's one-yard run. Only three other players have surpassed $2 million in earnings on the tour, Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino and Tom Watson 9 Haynie grabs Henredon golf Jones interception keys HIGH POINT, N.C. - Sandra Haynie, a 20-year LPGA veteran and member of the hall of fame, charged to a round of 4-under-par 68 yesterday to overtake Marlene Floyd and capture the $165,000 Henredon Classic golf tournament. Charger win over Chiefs Hajnie, who has played in just 17 tournament* since 1977 because of injuries and business interest, tank a KANSAS CITY, Mo (AP) - As far ver Broncos over the Baltimore Colts. four-fott birdie putt on the par 5,17th hole to finish with a as Leroy Jones is concerned, Kansas AFC roundup Morton, who entered the game with 7-undei-par281. City is a defensive lineman's dream 24,875 career passing yards, became the The tournament was played on the 6,249-yard, par 72 come true. 15th quarterback in NFL history to WillowCreek Golf Course. Twice the 260-pound San Diego the first quarter and Nathan received reach the 25,000-yard plateau. Despite suffering four interceptions The victory was worth $24,750 and boosted Haynie's Chargers end has been involved in scor- bruised ribs and did not play the second ing plays during his National Football half. in the first half, Morton fired a pair of winnings for 1981 to more than $92,000, the most money scoring passes five minutes apart to put she hal earned in a single season. League career — and both times against Strock replaced starter David Wood- the Chiefs. ley to start the third quarter and put the the Broncos ahead 14-0 at halftime. His Floyd, who played more like she was trying to avoid a second-quarter strikes were for 7 yards loss, saw her chances for victory fade on the par 3, 16th Jones and 252-pound Gary Johnson, Dolphins ahead for good with 6:40 left in in a bizarre finish to a wild afternoon, the game with a 3-yard touchdown shot to tight end Ron Egloff and for 29 yards hole. She pushed her tee shot to the left of the green to a diving Watson. behind a bunker. From there, she chipped to within 20 teamed up yesterday on an interception to Franklin in the corner of the end feet of the hole, but missed her chance to save par by a and a lateral for San Diego's last touch- zone. It was the first touchdown scored Baltimore staged its only serious few fett. down in a 42-31 victory over Kansas against the Oilers this season. threat early in the third quarter, driving 53 yards for a Mike Wood field goal and Haynie, 38, salvaged par on No. 16 and recovered City. Strock finished with seven comple- •Kansas City's my team.*' Jones tions in 10 attempts for 62 yards in relief then springing Curtis Dickey for a 63- from i disastrous second shot on No. 17 to put her third yard scoring dash. That reduced Den- shot vithin five feet of the cup. said with a grin. "I've had good luck of Woodley, who was not injured. against them about every game we've Raiders 20, Seahawks 10 ver's lead to 14-10 with 5:43 left in the played." OAKLAND - The depth of the Oak- third period. Yanks sign Stanford's Elway The Chargers were clinging to a 35-31 land Raiders was apparent again yester- But Morton promptly engineered an NEW YORK - John Elway, Stanford's outstanding lead with 1:53 left when linebacker day when reserve fullback Derrick 80-yard scoring drive, with Watson out- quartirback, has signed a baseball contract with the New Linden King deflected a Bill Kenney Jensen came off the bench to play a leaping a Colt defender in the end zone York Yankees' organization that will allow him to finish pass into Jones' arms at the Kansas City decisive role in a victory over Seattle. for the 18-yard scoring pass. his schooling and play football, the American League club 10. Jones struggled a few yards, then The third-year pro, filling in for an Browns 20, Bengals 17 announced yesterday. lateraled to Johnson, who lumbered into injured Mark van Eeghen, rushed for 84 CINCINNATI - Fullback Mike A Yankees' spokesman said, "One of his concerns the end zone. yards, caught seven passes for 74 yards Pruitt rushed for 69 yards, including a was king able to stay in school and play football. That "One had my leg and one had my and scored his first touchdown in a 12-yard touchdown jaunt that offset two wasn't a problem with us. He can play football for shirt, and Gary was yelling at me to regular season National Football fourth-quarter Cincinnati Bengals Stanford this year and next." throw it to him." Jones said. "I hated League game. touchdowns, and carried the Cleveland Browns to the victory. The spokesman said the signing took place Saturday to do it I hated to give it up It was a big "I felt bad for Mark, but you just nighl after Stanford was beaten 28-6 by San Jose State, a sacrifice to make, but 1 gave it up." have to go in and take over," said Pruitt's TD burst gave the Browns, Jensen, whose 1-yard touchdown dive 1-2, a 20-10 lead in the fourth quarter and team coached by Elway's father, Jaok. Dolphins 16. Oilers 10 Hie younger Elway was the Yankees' No.l selection early in the fourth quarter locked up the handed the AFC Central Division rival HOUSTON — Miami quarterback Raider victory. Bengals their first loss in three games. in Uis year's major league draft. The 21-year-old out- Don Strock completed a S-yard touch- fielder, who bats left and throws right, was taken on the "Everybody picked up the slack," Pruitt's run capped a 77-yard drive second round after hitting .361 with nine home runs and 50 down pass to rookie Andra Franklin late said Jensen, who credited Oakland's after the Bengals whittled the Browns rum batted in for Stanford last season. in the fourth quarter and the Dolphin veteran offensive line for much of his lead to 13-10. Cincinnati responded with defense sacked Houston's Ken Stabler rushing success. a 78-yard scoring drive aided by a pass eight times yester en route to the vic- "I saw some really good holes up interference penalty in the end zone on Kiyomura takes Japan tennis tory. there," he said. "If you saw the game cornerback Hanford Dixon that moved TOKYO — Unranked American Ann Kiyomura de- Miami had to overcome the loss of films, you'd see them too." the Bengals 43 yards. Fullback Pete feated third-seeded Bettina Bunge of the United States AffMM starting running backs Woody Bennett Broncos 28, Colts 10 Johnson crashed 1 yard to bring Cincin- 6-4, 7-5 yesterday and won the $175,000 Toray Sillook DIVING FOR SIX — Denver Broncos wide receiver and Tony Nathan to engineer their sec- DENVER - Veteran Craig Morton nati to within 3 points with 1:57 to play. Tennis Tournament. / Steve Watson makes a diving catch in the endzone for a ond-half comeback that kept them un- passed for 291 yards and four touch- Cleveland's ball controlling offense Kiyomura, 26, won $34,000 and the 18-year-old Bunge touchdown as Baltimore Colts safety Nesbv Glasgow defeated in three games this season. downs, including three to acrobatic wide took the ensuing kickoff and used up the earned $18,000. (25) arrives too late. Bennett suffered a twisted knee in receiver Steve Watson, to lead the Den- clock to preserve the victory. Kiyomura took little over an hour to beat Bunge before 3,500 spectators at a Tokyo Olympic Games gym- nasium. 4 Top-seeded Mima Jausovec of Yugoslvia beat 16-year- McBride takes first For Women Only' run old pro rookie Kathy Horvath of the United States for third place. Jausovec received $10,500 and Horvath col- SANDY HOOK - Elaine McBride of in 32:18 with Paul Leestma of Cranford third Schlentz (25-29), Steve Desmond (30-34), ly McCaffrey (14-under), Naimi Tarn (15-19), lected $8,500 for her fourth place effort in the 32-player Manasquan ran away from the rest of the in 33:14. Dave McQuigan of Colts Neck was Dave Sauls (35-39), Charlie Kennedy (40-49) Jay Leach (20-24), Wendy Galloway (25-29), tournament. field and took the Sandy Hook Running Club's fourth in 33:34. and Ralph Aquino (50-over). Barbara Stack (30-34), Betsy Peppernon Players from Australia, England, West Germany, the first 'For Women Only' Four-Mile Road Run Jill Leestma of Cranford won the wom- The female age group winners were: Kel- (35-39) and Donna Mehler (40-over). United States, Yugoslavia and Japan took part in the six- yesterday. en's division with a 40:36 clocking. Linda day competitons. McBride won the race with a 25:16 clock- Williams (43:11) and Eve Haenschike, "1 am very happy I have won the title in my fourth ing. Kathy O'Connor (26:09) and Karen (43:56), both of Colts Neck, were second and Riley runs Keansburg ragged try," Kiyomura said. "I feel at home playing in Japan." Haulenbeek (26:22) were second and third. third. Age group winners were Lorraine Leo (14- The race attracted 180 competitors. FAIR HAVEN - John Riley enjoyed a yesterday. Burke to retire next year under), O'Connor (15-19), Haulenbeek Oceanport Five-Mile Run banner day with four touchdowns yesterday Bova returned a punt 48 yards for his first (20-24), McBride (30-39), Maureen Cadmus OCEANPORT - Barry Nelson of to lead Fair Haven to a 33-12 Eastern touchdowns and raced 29 yards for the other NEW YORK - Mike Burke, president of Madison (40-49), Ellie Bergin (50-59) and OlseGoubau Montvale took an early lead and held off a Division Pop Warner football victory over touchdown. Bova also kicked a pair of two- Square Garden Center and the New York Knicks and (60-over). closing rush by Dave Billings to win the Keansburg. , point conversions. chairman of the New York Rangers since 1973, plans to Norma Arneson led the walkers with a second annual Oceanport Five-Mile Run yes- Rilpy scored on runs of 37, 12, 44 and 66 Keyport 32, Atlantic Highlands 0 retire at the end of the year time of 34:34 while McBride, Haulenbeek, terday. yards for the winners while Tim Leonard had KEYPORT - John Hernandez scored Reportedly, Jack Krumpe, the executive vice presi- Alice Glover and Therese Caffrey, all of the Nelson ran the five miles in 24:46 and the other on a one-yard plunge. , .four touchdowns on runs of 13, 14, and 15 dent of Madison Square Garden Corp., will become Shore AC, won the member-team. finished 40 yards in Iront of Billings (24:53). Red Bank 46, New Egypt 0 yards, and a 55-yard run with an intercepted president of the Knicks. Krumpe also is expected to be Noreen and Charlene Binder won the Bill Scholl (25:25), Mel Ullmeyer (25:56) and RED BANK - Quarterback Derek Ed- pass as Keyport crushed Atlantic Highlands named shortly as president of the Rangers, succeeding mother and daughter event. Bill Haithcock (27:08) had the next three wards and Dana Martin both scored two for its second victory. the late Bill Jennings. Colts Neck Recreation 10-Kilometer Run places. touchdowns as Red Bank routed New Egypt Roger Palaypay scored the other Keyport The 63-year-old Burke, former president of the New COLTS NECK - Dr. Harry Nolan of Maureen Enderly was the winner in the for its second win of the season. touchdown on a two-yard run. York Yankees and executive vice president and general Navesink had little trouble winning the third women's competition with a time of 34:37. ' River Plaza 16, Tinton Falls 12 Atlantic Highlands won the peewee game, manager of Rlngllng Barnum It Bailey Circus, plans to annual Colts Neck 10K run with a time of Age gromp winners among the male com- MIDDLETOWN - Steve Bova accounted 14-0. move to his 1.000-acre farm in Ireland. 31:20. petitors were: R.G. Presley (14-under), Bill for all the points as River Plaza held off In another game, Kumson blanked Bob Hancock of Toms River was runnerup Berger (15-19), Kevin Lundy (20-24), Jim Tinton Falls for a Central Division victory Holmdel. 12-0. 12 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1981 Wind, water hamper angler weekend The five lectures will cover all Steve Granit of Oakhurst weighed a fluke on the Tin Can Grounds. Some tuna action as skipper of the Nautic Rough water and wind made (or forms or life in the bight as well as difficult fishing over the weekend but a pound striper at the store yesterday good catches of bluefish were scored by Pride. morning and Bruno DeFonzo of Long chumming on the Shrewsbury Rocks. But he appears to have injured his currents, winds, tides, water there were a lot of bluef ish in the surf chemistry and the estuaries. yesterday morning and casters scored Branch weighed a 5-pound bluefish. Jim Fisher of the Fisherman's Den, back on last Tuesday's trip. After hob- Kyong Hogandy of Oceanport Neptune, reported a 290-pound bluefin bling around on a swollen and painful The registration fee for the series li well. Hank Miltonberger of Monmouth ISO For further information contact Beach caught 14 blues, the largest a 5- HENRY weighed in a 24-pound striper, Rich tuna weighed there Friday night. It right ankle for almost two months I can Colangelo of Ocean, stripers of 12 and was taken on Capt. John Larsen's commiserate with him. American Littoral Society, Highlands, pounder, and Jim Karrell of Fair N.J. 07732. Haven nailed six up to four pounds. 3%, and Ray Werner of Long Branch, charter boat Deep Adventures II out of The ankle seems to be mending in Steve Farrar of Freehold walked SCHAEFER Wt and 3Vfc-pounders. Point Pleasant Beach. time for the upcoming hunting seasons. Weekend iports expo Highland* 'disaster' into Giglio's Bait and Tackle shop, Motts Martelli of Shrewsbury got New York Bight lectures The "All American Sports Expo" is Long Branch, at 11 a.m. to weigh a 15- three stripers weighing 11, 5 and 4 Jack Urbanski of Jack's Landing, "Flora and Fauna of the New York slated for Convention Hall, Asbury pound bluef ish. He said he caught the pounds and Keith Akins of Asbury Park Highlands, reported inside fishing over Bight'' is the title of a series of lectures Park, Friday through Sunday, and the monster on a live killie. caught a 13to-pounder. the weekend was a "disaster case." the American Littoral Society, High- annual Asbury Park Surf Kishim Tour- Don Wolf of Highlands caught a Tough tuna fithing Only two boats were out from the land- lands has scheduled for Cronin Hall, nament is also set for the weekend. 35V«-pound striped bass on an Atom fished at Sandy Hook and weighed the Phil Sciortino of the Tackle Box, ing on Saturday and one bad 12 fluke St. Vincent's Hospital, 153 W. 11th The tournament starts at 7 p.m. Swimmer at South Beach on Friday, four fish at Julian's. Hazlet, said giant tuna fishermen com- but cut the trip short. Street, New York City, starting Octo- Friday and concludes at the same hour weighing the fish at Julian's Bait and Jim Giglio reported mullet are run- plained that it was too rough to fish Capt. John Bogan of Bogan's Basin, ber 5. Sunday with a Jl.OOO-priie for the larg- Tackle shop in Atlantic Highlands. Ed ning in the surf and striped bass are properly but the outlook through Octo- Brielle, reported the Jamaica II scored est striped bass, bluefish or weakfUh. Goraki of Bloomf ield caught a 15-pound feeding on them. Mel Martens of Mid- ber looks good. "There are plenty of its best fluke catch of the entire season The two-hour lectures will all start Director Jules Resnick said Ihe ex- bluefish on a Hopkins at Monmouth dletown caught an 8-pound striped big tuna out there and from the BA on Saturday. at 7 p.m., the succeeding dates being hibition will feature hunting, fishing Beach. bass. Giglio said Don Bresmey of buoy on down" Sciortino said. The conditions had no effect on Oct. 19, Nov. 2,16 and SO. The lecturers and camping, but there will also be Thanks to a a particularly effective Readington caught 10 stripers last Some of the Belford trawlers have bluefish and bonito and the party boats are Richard Fairbanks, Lamont Geo- seminars or exhibitions every hour in swimming plug, Tom Russell of Edison week, the largest 12 pounds, 9 ounces. been telling him of all the big tuna that had good catches both day and night. logical Observatory; Thomas Malone, sports such as ice and roller skating, had a big weekend. He got a 7 W-pound Mark Grimaldi of Steven's Bait and come up whenever they bring their nets Capt. Dennis Bogan is having back Brookhaven National Laboratory; An- soccer, gymnastics, skiing, Jogging and weakfish with it on Saturday and a 14- Tackle shop in West End reported quite aboard, looking for easy meals in the problems, nothing unusual for bigthony Pacheco and John Pearce both of horseback riding. form of discarded fish. game fishermen. National Marine Fisheries Service, pound bluefish and a DM weakfish on a few striped bass were taken on plugs, Show hours will be 5-10 p.m. Fri- Sciortino said that despite the un- Dennis, whose regular asignment is Sandy Hook; and Garry Mayer, Office the same plug yesterday. He fished but Richie Bord, a Pennsylvanian, day; 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday, and 10 caught four on worms. They weighed favorable conditions on Saturday, par- the twice daily party boat Paramount of Marine Pollution Assessment, Stony with Mike Shaffery of Edison, who a.m.4 p.m., Sunday. caught a 4V«-pound striped bass. They 22U. 14.14 and 11 pounds. ty and private boats had a big day with II, had been in the thick of the giant Brook, N.Y.

Freehold Today pats must stop White, Dorsett to win lit: Pact.tl.TM.Clmi.,**** }SS^VW^BSSX) "...it] I! JKk^SSjytWte:::::.1::*! FOXBORO, Mass. (AP)-Tbeir toughest which New England will seek its first win Coach Ron Erhardt. "He can bold the ball a pleted 45.7 percent of his passes and is the &XtWX"" S! task may be stopping Tony Dorsett, but the after two losses. little longer and maybe throw the ball if he AFC's litb-rated quarterback. «JK£M) "»"<••££*• *•»•.»'•*>• New England Patriots could be in for a long "They have good balance," added Mike has a chance." . He was replaced by Matt Cavanaugfa after • ?S!TR1'I">I it! ltaJ8SSo»»TOiuSi:::::r.:::::« night if they don't pay enough attention to Haynes, the other starting cornerback on the Puntuw was just about all White did for the Patriots' first series in the second half IKt! .,^," Danny White. NFL's third stingiest pass defense. "They fJ=H',££^ubwh'sTeUrment against the Eagles. Cavanaugh completed M tBatt cic.ro B,rd,.iii.Fiiion)j-i Dorsett is off to the best start of his five- really do a good job throwing to everybody „* u mto £?starting quarterback slot just 4 of 11 passes and suffered two interctp- !KW»Jtofi y«" National Football League career. He and make the team they play the cgf week ^^"He^TtoffiTplie. lions. P $^.6MS$^.6M^.S»» & gaiii^lS^ 2 and 129 yards in the DaUas Cow- prepare for everything. and led DaUas to a 1M record and the NFC Erhardt said he planned to start Grogan ia-*.Ai«-S5tSL-,i M ^NR™'^?^S,^L^"f;v!^ Dorsett leads the Cowboys with eight title game, won by Philadelphia. against Dallas. The passing game cotld get a if scnci.tuB.mnviB.ri.ntr> «-i the NFL in rushing and is averaging 7.1 yards catches. Five players have caught three or •when he stonned in last vear he boost from the return of Stanley Morgan. The e TO»E=1 ^u^te'snumbers^eaUoimDre^ve ™« ^ ™P^ * tlim lor the P* anu™ me. 1"d«Mk he£u££ t£ S^X mJ2 thXt two & fefiffi?1 £ Inoriy^^Zst^^Kteta ^ "e» He just has a knack," saidCoVboy game, with a knee injury but may start. WBta has completed 62.3 percent of his passes. tends ^^ "* oHeMive """• Quarterback has been a problem position lems. The Cowboys have aUowed more pas. 1 1 .''fDt -.J 4 Swift Hootlul (Htrvt Flllon) H iilliili Logan 9s four goals lift CBA over Big Blue 313; ' Town FhMltr (KtHv) H ^^^ " ^^^ • " ^"^^ I1 ii i d (f U 6 1 !SBSS3tefi ^«MMiiEt| MIDDIJ5TOWN - Andy Logan scored ~f— • ^J00^ ^ , were no ^ous mUtaps. &ttS&ttXSt Weekend WraPUP ^^JM-jJ^ School FAIR HAVET^uh, of Uncroft Pf£5£g||g grSKZX*-— M»mm+m*n».m TSX^&XttZ S \1tfi&'SgSBfcZZ=& BiU Burke and Tom Mulligan had the '«» deadlock at the haU and topped Rumson with a 13-7 victory. Theonly other local winner was Sue Law- iSBttSB.!E=H VBWnKS^hrda other CBA goaU white gc^eBWMcNaniara ", the first Shore Conference "B" North Terrance Jordan scored both of s«. of Holrodel In the Blue Jays. The othar match of toe seaS0D or had SU saves ' *°th teams. Lakewoods touchdowns on runs of 52 and 68 winners were Dave Kahn of Mamaroneck, By Daa Patch Mike Corallo and Tom Krueaer scored the Rumsons Knud Guttemip had the lone goal yards John Marshall kicked the extra point. NY. (Force 5), Steve Manson of Mountain 1 - Nardlai Star Cavaliers Choice P A Datch Manasquan goals and goaUe Dennis Smith for ^ B"11**'. sco""*'»the final quarter. Ucey Township, in its first varsity year, Lakes (Sunfish) and Chuck Slauter (Handi 2- Steady Lake,'Meadow Tip, Miss Bachelor K ' stopped 12 shots. Shore hada 36"12 shot adv*»tage with went 67 yards following the kickoff on cap). 3 — Cicero Mellie Lorries beaa, Star Assay CBA outahot the Big Blue, 29-11 goalie Ered Provencher stopping six shots. Lakewoods second touchdown and scored on Girls Crass Caaalry 4 - Rock Hopper, Scatter Brain, Swift Hopefml Freehold 3, Ucey 1 a 15-yard pass from Kevin Smith to Greg HIGHLAND PARK - Mater Dei took the I — Adours Boy Saper Bid Littles lady Coutlaad Neva FREEHOLD — Stu Shilling scored twice Brookdale 2, Price George • Musselman. Smith kicked the extra point. first three places and went on totpatur e the I - Alvoc, Kt Shining Star,' J D. Faacy and Brian GroU added the other goal as MIDDLETOWN - Bob Boyce and Pete g^^ B,ue RiDbon invitational girls enss country 7- Michael OBrien, Store Black, AlSwnmer Freehold edged out Ucey Township. Wilkins scored first half goals to help SHREWSBURY - Jim Widdis both both championship yesterday. 8 - BamM Almahuril Native Hap Crickets Bsssy BiU Tully has two assists for the Colonials Brookdale Coomunity College open its 1981 races jn ^ sanderling class yesterday in the The Seraphs finished with 22 points and 9 - Nevele Fella Slseros Bompyi, KehUaa and goalie Rich SchlenU had nine saves. soccer season wlth a 2"° triumph over Price Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club's fifth outlasted runnenip Carteret whichtoUled 35. II- Suffolk Time, Teddy Frost A,'Skat Eye Ucey scored its goal on a shot by John George Community College and sixth Fall Series. Maria Miele won the race in 20:51 fol- II - Refund Dominicks Isle Balancer N Palumbo in the first period. That gave the Boyce took a pass from Abram Gonzales other winners were Leif Sigmond lowed by Megan Kappel (2118) and Kathy BEST -Saffolk Time losers an early 1-0 lead. Goalie Al DelMonte and drilled in a 15-yard shot while Wilkins (Laser), Bill Barrett (Day-Sailer), and Alan McAuliffe (21:45). bad 22 saves. knocked in a deflected shot by Brian Pringle. Hicks (Comet). Other Seraph finishers were Irene Doll _ Shore 3, Ramsoa-Fair Havea 1 Brookdale goalies Vin UMatUna and Strong 15 to2 5 knot westerly winds made (22:16) in sixth and Patti Shanley (23:52) in TkM J I Q •"•.#••£: WEST LONG BRANCH - Tony CanUitia (iaryDurkin combined for eight saves. things difficult for the competitors, but there loth National Football League summaries Tonight New Orleaai I • • I—I New Vart • I • l-» Miam, FG von Schemann 17 MlNN-Brown Si pass Irom Kramer Mew Tart I II I •— M FIHMarta 7 It 14 I—M Miami F& VonSchamannl; (kick blocked! RECEIVING - Tampa toy. Cues, NYShirk l2passS.mmslDanelok.ckl Pill—Dav.s* run (Trout kick I * INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ) IX. House. III. Jones. 4 44 I (ell. t.«. Houilon FGFnlsch«0 DETOamelton i run (Murray kickl RUSHING — Seattle. S Smith. 4-21. 111: IMM, CMM.. IWIFlf. 9A Firit Enterprise (AimulHn) 4-1 NY FGNDanaw Pill -FG Trout 2! DET FG Murray IS Wilder. II cnitaw. Watts. 21S. Favlon 10 Sasin (Rocco) IM NYFeuoantW Pitt—Pollard23run ITroutk.ck) Miami Franklin 3 past from Strock Jodat 5-22. Hughes 417. Zorn 114. Miller 14 Margerum. 111. Sulstv. I II. Earl. 1 Ball of Flrt lEdwardtl il-l Von Schjm»nn kick MINN F&Dinmdtr » 14 Oakland. Jensen 1M4. K.nt 14-74, ?X Born Mtan IGomtl) 4-1 MII: tturn, AM*.. I v* * m. * Fur. NY.Taylor 1 run IDantwk.ckl NY—FG Leahy 41 A4S.1S0 2 II. Williams. 1 21. SaKlusatel 14 Pill—Brodlhaw 1 run (Trout kick) A—4U/1 Wh.tt.ngton 417. Plunkcil 1-10. van 3XX Ousnlum Mtlor (Norwood) 15 1 1 Sonny's Hoss (Aimutsenl M NO Wayne Wilson 2 run IR.chardo Eeghenl 5 7 A Rtal Somebody (Pino) Si kick) Pitt—Pollard I run ITroutk.ckl DIT MINN i Hi Curlllm IKurtl) 1-1 Miami MO San Diet* 14 14 I I II 3 BucktoothCharrHj (Gilbert) 4 1 A M.an P.tt—Thornton I run I Trout kick I First downs It II PASSING - Seattle. 2orn 14-41-1-227 >A Rocky Surt INo Ridtrl ,.tt1 NY—McNeil 17 MSltrom Ryan (Leahy First 0 wns Oakland- Plunkett 20-10-3 242 Kansas CHv I lit »— 31 4 New pine Street (AsftcroH) 4-1 NO NV Rushes yards 42 172 2114 6A Anoincr Job (Mir»nd«) * ' kick) KC-McKisiottl IrunlLewtrrkKkl SX SuPtr Hawk (Versa) Si First downs II M Passing yards 212 312 7 Qui*n S*bc (PftllftMr) 10-1 Passino yards 111 117 RECEIVING - Seattle. McCullum SO—Winslow II patt Irim Fouls a Lonesome Cowboy (B Gonialtl).... S-2 6 Captain Percy (Cordero) J-1 Rushes-yards Din UI04 A-J2.17J Return yards 22 21 4 122. Largent t-t2, S Smith 4-H. Jodal 71k: .ILM. CMW., ivalmiMai/U Passing yard! 211 3» Return yards 11 (BemrtchfteklCk) 9 Caslle Call {No Rider) 10-1 Pastes II-JM 14-24-1 Passes 14 10-1 25433 14). Sawyer 1 It. Hughtt 2-12 Oakland. SO—J Brooks 21 patt Inns Fouls 1 Lillys Limit (Brumfield) 5-1 Return yards it 41 Sacks by 2-21 MO lad: U.IW. CMW., I r*. » fm. NY PG Sachs bv I'll Jensen ) )4. Branch 444. Bredshaw 3 74. (Bemrutskekick) ?X Doniar (Donahue) 4 1 Passts F.rsl downs 14 11 Punts 741 MO Chr.stensen 2 22. Wh.tt.nglon 2 10. King I BrulMbollom Blues (Senli.oo) 4-1 urn n-424 Punts 7 40 143 SD— Muncie I run ItenirtcNitkKhl 3 Private Number 1n6 (Landklnl).... 4-1 Sackiby Rushes-yards 214)4 54 34] Fumbles lost II I 11. Chester 1-4 It Cash lor Ttrrlt IHIcklvl if-1 !» 115 »0 SO— Sicvert 12 oatt trift Fouls 4XX HQOtten Gains (Qulnones) 10-1 Punlt Passing yards It) 241 Fumbles lost Ml Penalties yards t-47 3 Martian Miss IS«nl»gala) Ill 543 2-41 Penalties-yards t" IBemrschke kickl 5 Her Best Yet (C C Lopei) 5-1 FumbMslost 11 Time of Possession 11 14 4 Vk's Angel INemtlll M 1-1 42 Return yards 0 33 10 6 Ada at Petrol H Penalliesvards 1411-2 15 30-0 14 SO KC—OiMon 7 pats Irom Keneev ILow iAXX AlaMlmilAMUood) (-1 741 IB/i Passes erv kickl 6AXX T V Time lAlligood) » 1 7X Darlin Theresa (Bealmear) 6 1 Time 01 Possession » M U 34 Sacks by 2I« 2 l« INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ballinwe I I II e 11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 5-43 4 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS KC—McKnisM 3run ILowernicHI ' Bowling Lady INo Ridtrl 6 1 8 Pattys image (No Wider) 1S-1 Punts 217 RUSHING-Miami. Franklin, lilt. RUSHING-Delro.t. Sim| 27 112. Bustev OMvtr I 14 II 4 11 a Fighting Angel (Ptrrtt) 3-1 9XX Creme Count (Young) 1-1 RUSHING - New Orleans. Rogers G Fumbles-lost 0-0 11 n-40. L Thompson 1-11. Oon.elson 15 Den—Egtotf) past from Morton (Stem SD Mum it 3 run I KenirKhkakKkl 10 15, Holmes 7-32. Wilson W. 11 New Nathan. 4-40. Bennett. 5-22, Vigorito. M. KC-Jackson4run ILoawrykkkl ex Limited Guess fVerttl * ' Ml II1.MI Ml* lyiiF./ Penaliitl-yirdi 441 I'S Gietuinla. 1 I. Woodlev. I.I. Slrock. 1 MmntiouMmntu , BoBrowB llll-»». YonYoynoo JJ.W .lortktikl 1 Rocco Reale (Nemetl) 4-1 York. Kotar I 44 Bright 4-13. Perry III, Time of Possession II 11 40 « X (GIULirv trd: HtSM. Mam., J ye 4 m, • Far. 111 Houston. Campbell, n 7|. Carpenier PASSING Detroil. Dan.eiton Den—Watson 21 pass Irom Morton SD—Johnson i lateral fro* Jones 1 Revealed IMcCaulev) 1-9 1 Victor's Gent (Cordero) S-1 Taylor 4 10. Simms4-4 1-3. Stabler. 1-4 14 24 I 212 Minnesota. Kramer 15 41 2 111. ISle.nlort kickl PASSING — New Orleans, Scotl INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ball- FG Wood II IBemrschke kn«.) 2 w.nged Wisdom ILukasI t-1 3 Magnus Flllui (No Rider) • 1 PASSING Miami Woodlev. 11224. Wilson 01*0 4.-4JM4 IX Spin Dry IVergt) H 4X Jetting Pleasure (Migliore) 4-1 5 15 I 41, Wilson D II U I 154 New York. RUSHING - Ntw York McNeil 7 41. Ball—D.ckev Urun (Wood kickl Simmilf 41 0-JJ4. Brunnerfrl 0- 0 II Strock MOO 42 Houston. Stable. 4 SIHMr Back INo Ridtrl 20-1 5 Twin Turn (CCLoMil * » Newton 7-U, Augustvniak I,II, Todd 3-5. 14-24-1. 171 Den—Watson II past from Morion I Malawan ICordtro) 5-1 6 Cagey Cougar (Franklin) S-2 RECEIVING — New Orleans. Chandler Dierking 2-4. Lewis 1-4. Harper 1-1 Pit- ISteinlorl kickl • > 473. Wilson w 417. Casltr 1-12. Groin RECEIVING-Miami. Harris. 41). First gjovrnt 11 b Red Rust INemttl) 4-1 ;x Pocket's Present (Mtgltore) n tsburgh Davis 11100. Pollard 12 n. Vigor.to. 4 21, Gieouinio. Ml. Nalhan. Den—Walton 41 pats from Merlon 21 J Braien Brass (No Rldar) 10*1 6 Rapid Robber (Gilbert) 10-1 I II. Harris I II. Hardy 112. Tyhtr lit. Harm 11-44. Bradsnaw 741, Thornton 724. 2 It. Bennett, 2-1. Rota 1 22. Hardy II. I Stem! ort kick) Rushes yards 14-114 17 141 tn: MJtt Clm,., > ye. > F«r Holmes 10 New York. Shirk II 101. Per Slallworth 1.17. COIOUIII 14. Sloudt 2-t Lee. l-l, nWnklin. 1-1. Houston. Rentro. A-74.104 Passing vardt 2(4 171 MM: tiMtt, Chut., I v* * m. 4 Pm. kins 0-111. Bright HI, Gray 221. Kottr IX Ftarleis One (Smith) *-l 1 Lord Louis (Franklin) Ji PASSING — New York. Todd. 157. Carolnter. 5-JI Burrough. j n Return yards M 141 2-14. Friede 1-11. Taylor l-s. Ptrry \-i. 11 41 1 1 Swoons Bluffer INo Rider) Ill 7 Hone (Gltbtrl) $-1 II 2*2 141 Ryan J 5 44 Pittsburgn. Brad Barber. 2 14. Campbell, IS Ban Den Passes 21411 Sacks iv 0 0 3A Ben Ribot (Santagata) 10-1 3X Vlrrac (Veroe) M snaw !4-2t225. Sloudll 2 17 Cleveland I It I 4 1 Firil downs II 2) 1-21 4XX Worthy Piper (Norwood) Si RECEIVING — New York McNeil 4-If, Cincinnati III >-tt Rushes yards 14141 1S-117 •unit M0 I'll I Lucky Son IMtntrvlnl) 15-1 41 5 C Ms Song (Pettirtger) IM GaHnev IK. Naroer 2 21 • Jones 1-11. CLE-FG Jacobs 21 Passing yards 44 111 Fumbles Usl SX Little Persuader (Bealmear) 12-1 NFL «faih,n,te« II } | II—M Penalties vardt II 104 6A Oig Down Deep (Asncroft) 10-1 6X Joyous Ruler 4A Chorus Leader (Asmussen) 4 1 ;x Foolish Pilot (Gomez) 4-1 t 42 ti All—FGLuckhurst4; Wash—Monk 79 pass from Theismann CL Cl 8AXX Anoint (Vlicarra) 4-1 New Englnd 0 21 42 000 Ail Cam II oast from Bartkowski Firtldownt II II Di>on in, McMillan III, Jonts II Den 5 Leads Creek IFrankllnl 1-1 000 IMoseley kick) ver. Perros 14-41. Preston 12-47. Canada RECEIVING - San Diego. Winttow 6 Sir Kla*sv (Gonialei) fc 1 9 Stalking Wolfe (Thomat) 10-1 N Y Jets 0 40 100 (Luckhurstkick) SIL-LaFieur 27 pats from Hart flushct-vards 44-114 14-41 CeatrM DIvhsNa 4 13. Reed 1-2. Lylle 14. Watson 14 4 14, Muncie 9 IS. Brooks 1 10. Joiner 2 21. 7 Flying L IBrumfleldl 10-1 10 LambidCKtrout (C C LOMI) 3-1 SF —Young 11 pass from Montana 10 Donoghue kick) Passing yard! 21) 211 Sievert 2 41. R Smith I 7 Kernel Civ. J 11 Lvric Echo (Nemetl) t-1 Cincinnati 2 1 0 '1 Return yards tS 111 PASSING - Baltimore. Jonet) 19-1 41 9 Quadrangle (Perret) 8 1 (Bahrkick) SIL —Slief t pass Irom Hart Denver. Morion 20 214 211. DeBerg Smith 1 140. Madnot 3 II. Delanev 217. Houston 2 t 0 N SF-FGBehr47 Passes 14350 16 35 0 Pittsburgh 10 Donoghuuekick) 4- 5-0- 50 Mermen 1 51, Carton III, Ontn 344 0 II 7) All—Jenkins 11 pass Irpm Bertkowski SIL-Anderson 7 run 10 Donoghue Sacks by 1-22 II Cleveland 2 0 17 70 (Luckhurstkick) Punlt 343 412 WtMara DrrHtM kickl Fumbles lost 04 04 RECEIVING - Balllnwt. McMillan SELECTIONS All—Pridemore 101 interception return Wash—Walker 20 pass from Theismann 4-21. Carr I 11, Dickey 1 II, Dmon 14 Den •ram Ba> I w I 7-11 San Oiego 10 0 {Luckhurstkick) Penalliet-vrds t- I] 4-44 (kick failed) Time I possession 41:11 1101 ver, Watson ) 143. Preston 4 44. Reed 140. Lot Amtllt I 14 I i4-» 1 — III Curtains, Born Mean, Another Jab Kansas City 1 0 I' II Atl-FG Luckhurst II Wash—Thompson 10 pass from Oakland 1 0 43 71 Odoms 111. Moses m, Canada I 20. GB— Ellis 1 run ISIenerud kick) SF-Sotoman 17 pass Irom Montana Theismenn (Moselev kick) Wright I 14, Manning 14. EgMti I ) LA—Harm 31 run with fumble (Corral 2 — Vies Angel, Bruisebottom Blues, Ala Mimi Denver 2 0 47 30 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS IBahrkickl A—47.1»2 kick) Seattle 1 2 0 44 17 A—11.111 RUSHING - Browns. Miller. Ill/, G 3 - Spin Dry. Revealed, Winged Wisdom Pruitl. 2 2. M Pruitl IJ 70. While 4 12, Sipe LA—Tyler 1 run (CorralkKhl 4 — Toms Road, Fearless One, Ben Ribot Wat ST 2 5 Bengali. Johnson lit, A Griffin 4 GB-FG Slentrud II SF. All Firsl downs 14 II Tampa Bay 1 t 1 1—1) GB-FG Sltntrud 21 Philadelphia 2) 1000 minus I. Anderson 2-21 i — Chorus Leader, Skootin Skooter, Sasin First downs 21 IIII Rushes yard! 17 131 37 107 Chicago I 14 7 l_» GB-FG Slentrud 44 Dallas 27 1000 Passing yards PASSING - Browns. Sipe. 2411-351. Rushes-yards »in 14 143 3M 201 Bengali. Anderson 14 15 131. TB-Washinglon 21 intercepted pass LA Hill » patt from Rulledge (Corral N Y Giants M 44) Patting yards Return yards 6 — Captain Percy, Sonnys Hoss, Super Hawk 271 200 o n RECEIVING — Browns, G Pruilt 3 ). lYepremianklck) kick) SI Louis •0 111 Return yards I Passes 2J-37 I 12224 Chl-Suhev I run INIelsenkickl LA-Brvani 1 run (Corral kick I 7 — Her Best Yet, Private Number 2nd, Doniar Washington 13 000 Sacks by M. Pruitl 3-20, While )-)!. Newsome 5 42. Patses 34341 2 11 0 0 Feacher 1-44. C Miller 1-24. Rucktr 1 41 Chi—J. Fisher M punt return (Nielsen LA Tyler 1 run (Corral kick) Cwlral PliHlw Sacks bv 121 Punlt 8 — Jetting Pleasure, Victors Gent, Rocca Reale 4 43 140 Bengali. Curlts. 4)1. Colllngsworih. 144. kick) GB-Loflon II pats from Dickey Detroit 0 Puntt 353 1-17 Fumbles.lotl 4-1 14 TB—House 11 pass Irom Williams 0 Ross 3-31, Melnallv 2-19. A. Griffin I I). ISIenerud kick I t — Hone, Lord Louis, Virrac Green Bay Fumbletlost II 24 Penelliet-vardt 147 140 (Yepremien kick) A-4I.2H Chicago 0 Kreider, 2-21, P Johnson 1.minus 1 Penaltiet-vardt 111 410 Time of Possession 21:21 10 17 Chi—Evani I run (Nielsen kick) OB LA 10 — Lambidextrous, Len Warren, Day Room Minnesota 0 Time of Possession 2) 52 Tampa Bay 1 0 41 10 333 12 01 TB—FG Vepremlan 12 Chi Williams II First downt II 11 BEST BET: Captain Percy (6th) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS patt Irom Event INIelsen kick) A—40.110 Rushes-yards 13 ill 42-177 We.liro. Olylllw INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Washington. Jackson Seattle I 1 7 t-ll Atlanta 3 0 0 tl 34 '1000 Oakland 7 11 7—21 Passing yards 7| M RUSHING — San Francisco. Cooper 22 104, Metcalt 1II. Theismann 111. Con TB CM Return yardt 10 104 Los Angeles 12 0 72 71 111-401 . Pelion ii 30. Easlev 4-11. Elliott 4-t). nell 1-0. SI Louis. Morris 13-40. Anderson Oak—Plunkett II run IBahrkickl First downs Sea— FG Herrera It 22 15 Peiiei l| 34 1 4 II I San Francsc 12 0 42 71 313Solomon 14 Atlanta. Andrews 12-11. Cam 20 41. Harrelll I.Lomai l-l 2) Rushesvardt 21 141 New Orient 12 0 JO 313 Oak-Bradihaw 19 pass Irom Plunkelt mn Sacki bv 5 SO HI 12 41, Robinson 4-11. Mavbtrrv 3-12. Jones PASSING — Washington, Theisman Pamng vardt 101 121 Punll 4-41 741 TMnatay-t —m» 1- -I 71.37-1 IM SI Louis. Hart 11 11 0 lit (kick blocked) Return yards Phlladelphie 10. Buffalo 14 Sea-McCullum 14 past Irom Zorn 14 111 Fumbletlotl 41 22 High school sports schedule PASSING — San Francisco. Montana RECEIVING — Washington. Thomp- Pastes 1)40-2 15 34 1 Penalllei yards ins 14 lit 24 14 2. 2)4 Atlanta. Bartkowski 11-324. son ) 104. Monk 4-121. Mete all 4 41. Walker IHfrrera kick) - Cleveland 20. CineInnall 17 Oak-Jensen 1 run IBahr kickl A— 040 III Time of Potsestlon 12 11 17 It Asburv Hark at Red Bank 1O1. Jontll 10,14 e. 3.41. Jackson 3-13, Warren 2-I2I Harmon S-M )42 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TODAY Minnesota 24. Detroit 24 RECEIVING — San Francisco. Clark 111. McCrearv I I 41 SI Louis. Green 41.72] Wall al Brick Memorial Miami II. Houston 10 4111, Anderson 1-21, Stltl 1 35. Harrtll as* RUSHING-Grttn Bay. MIMMIon * Soccer 17). Young 3 55. Solomon 1-14. Cooper J 21. 14-101 1-40 Freehold Twp. at Ocean Pittsburgh M. New York Jell 10 2-20. LaFleur 1-77 1141. Jensen 12). Whltthurtl 2-11. Alklnt SI. John at Middletown South Rarlten at Holmdel Wilson 2-14, Petton 3-11. Hofer 1-22. Petit FumbMslost 11:10 20:22 l-ll. Dickey 2 11. Ellis 4-t. Lot Angetet. Marlboro at Monmouth Atlanta 34. San Francisco 17 1-1. Atlanta. Andrews 4.]). Cain 1-21. First downs II 24 Penalltttyards SI. John at Malawan St Louis 40. Washington 30 Rushes-yards 1442 41 190 Tyler 21 IM. Bryant l-ll. Guman S-ll. J. CBAatR.B. Catholic Jenkins 242. Jackson 2-43, Miller 2-22.' Time of Potsestlon Thomai 4 13. Rulledge 112). Freehold at Freehold Twp. San Diego 43. Kansas City 21 Franclll-11. Delrelt I 14 7 1-11 Passing yards 242 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Chicago 71. Tampa Bay 17 Return vardt Ha PASSING -Green lay, Dickey 11-29-1 Manchester al Lacey Twp. Field hockey Minn.ton 7 It 4 1-14 54 24 RUSHING - Tampa Bay. Eckwotd. Shore al Monmomth Denver 21. Baltimore It Patses 2030-2 - 121. Whllehuril o,|.o-O Los Apgtles. Red Rank at Holmdtl MINN.Brown I run IDanmeler kickl 24-41-1 21114. Williams. 1-11, Wilder, 14. T. Haden I 24-4. Rutledge yIH-rO Manchester at Manasquan Los Angeles 15. Gre#n Bay 21 Miami M 43 M 17—14 Sacks bv 2 19 Wall at PI Pleasant Boro MINN-Senter 4 pats from Kramer 4 20 Davis. 12. R Bill. II Chicago. Pavlon RECEIVING-Grten Ity. LMtael HI, Plnelandi at Wall New.York Glanit 20. New Orleans ) HcstOfl I) N 43 £-], Puntt 444 St. Joseph's at Mater Dei (Danmeier kick) 4-17 3144. Suhtv. 14-41. Evans, l-l. CoHnsan 1-11. G. Lewis 114. Jensen II, Henry Hudson al Long Branch Ktyport at Rumsor Fair Haven Oakland 20. Seattle 10 Fumbles loll 31 M«m-v Hudson at Holmdel Miami FG Von Schamann for 12 DETSimt 7run IMurravkick) 21 PASSING - Tampa Bay. Williams. Hucklebv IS, Alklnt 11. MXMtetoa 114). Glrll TedaViOeme Houston Burrough 71 pats from DET Sims 3run IMurravkick) Penalties yards MI 1740-1114 Chicago. Evans. 13131 lit. Time of possession 4-40 Los Angeles, Waddy 2-24, D Hill I 10. Tennis Dallas al New England. 1pm Stabler. Fnttchklck MINN FGOanmeiern 22:41 37:11 Pavlon. 0-144 Child! II, Dennard 19, Tyler 14 Freehold al Keanlburg Mkldletown South a'TongBranch SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1981 The Daily Register 13 State's three A-plants among 21 rated below average WASHINGTON (AP) - The "report card" on nu- industry operating under str- cies "that they warranted ' uations came from NRC been corrected. and below average were rela- The reactors listed as The Nuclear Regulatory clear plants was made public ingent safeguards where no concern over the safety of plant Inspections and reports The NRC instituted the tive and skirted the real issue below average were Arkan- Commission, In a long- yesterday by Ralph Nader's plant presented a safety risk. continued operation," the utilities file with the NRC new rating process as part of of whether the plant was sas Units 1 and 2; Beaver awaited report on the na- Critical Mass Energy The report prepared by The report judged nuclear when problems arise at the the reforms enacted follow- "operating safely or unsafe- Valley Unit 1 in Pennsylva- tion's 72 licensed nuclear re- Project, which said it pres- the NRC staff ranked 21 nu- reactors in 17 areas including plants ing the accident at Three ly." The anti-nuclear group nia; Browns Perry Units 1, 2 actors, rates 21 ol them as ents a picture of an Industry clear reactors as "below av- management control, plant The NRC evaluation peri- Mile Island in Pennsylvania. called on Congress to conduct and 3 in Alabama; Brunswick "below average" because of riddled with safety problems. erage." It laid IS were operations, maintenance, od for some of the reactors Once before in 1976 the agen- its own investigation into the Units 1 and 2 in North Caroli- problems in such critical The NRC, which prepared "above average" and anoth- employee training, radiation ended more than 17 months cy had attempted to grade 21 reactors with sub-par rat- na; Davis-Besse in Ohio; safety areas as radiation pro- the report, took sharp issue er 36 were "average." protection, environmental ago. Both NRC officials and utility performances but ings to determine if any tection, emergency prepared- Crystal River Unit 3 in Flori- with the characterization by However, the report said protection, emergency plan- the utilities cited in the re- abandoned that effort after should have their operating da; James A. FitzPatrick, In- ness, fire safety and plant se- Critical Mass. NRC officials ning, fire protection and se- port said that in many cases complaints from the in- licenses revoked. curity. that no plant was found to dian Point 2, and Nine Mile said their review showed an have such serious deficien- curity. Data for the eval- the problems uncovered have dustry. Point 1 in New York; Oyster Richard Udell of Critical However, Norman Mose- Creek and Salem Units 1 and Mass said the new report fell ly, chairman of the commit- 2 in New Jersey; Palisades in far short of the tough tee which conducted NRC's Michigan; Pilgrim in Massa- Emergency water line goes unused assessment needed to force review, said the evalation chusetts; Rancho Seco in Cal- substandard nuclear reactors was never intended to ferret ifornia and Surry Units 1 and NEWARK (AP) - A mantled and placed in which cost $5.3 million, was first constructed near San to improve. out plant* which were not 2 in Virginia. pipeline built across the storage before a drop of designed to transfer 20 mil- ment of Environmental Pro- Francisco. He said the terms average performing safely. George Washington Bridge drinking water passes lion gallons of water a day tection. However, he agreed that during last spring's water through it, officials say. from the Delaware River into Drought Coordinator Paul changes during construction emergency will be dis- The 24-inch pipeline, the Hackensack Water Co.'s Arbesman said the system and the haste in building the beleaguered system by way proved its value. The pipeline project boosted the cost from of New York City's will stay in place until the original estimate of $3.4 aqueducts. "we're sure the drought cy- million to more than $5 mil- Deal is appointed cle is over," he added. lion. "The last word is to keep Arbesman emphasized the "It just cost more than it in place until the fall, which worst of the drought is over. the engineers anticipated," to hospital post is now, and if nothing de- After the pipeline was built, said a department official. Genuine Leather Casuals NEPTUNE - Edwin M. velops, the pipeline will be "it wasn't needed because it "We just didn't look at it at Savings to *H removed," said one state of- rained and the drought condi- carefully enough in the begin- Ambler, president of the Easy does H... in a select group Board of Governors, Jersey ficials, who asked not to be tions improved. ning when we made our esti- identified. mates. We jumped to con- of men's sporty leather casuals Shore Medical Center, an- "In fact, it's a positive with padded collars atop thing it has not been used clusions about what it would nounced the appointment of "The pumps will remain, comfortable leisure-time James A. Deal as executive because it means the drought cost, and now we're embar- but we will store the pipe on rassed. We're disturbed, but soles! In earthtoned vice president effective Oct. is not that severe," be added. leathers. Representa- state property, and if the oc- "It was an accomplishment what can you do?" tive style shown... casion arises and we need the He will replace David V. to have drought insurance Changes during construc- save to STI thru water, we can reinstall It on that would save people their tion included making the con- Saturday. Carter who ii retiring after 34 the bridge." years of service to the Hospi- homes and their Jobs." nections on the New York and tal By the time was com- Arbesman said the New Jersey sides permanent 2199 For the 0ast seven years, pleted last spring, the pipeline was intended as a instead of temporary, and in- stalling electric instead of Our regular he has been associated with drought in northern New Jer- temporary measure,' and is low price to 133 Hospital Affiliates Interna- sey had eased, and there was only the second of its kind in diesel pumps. tional, Inc., a Tacoma, no need to open the valves, the country. New Jersey's Wash., firm. His most recent said an official of the Depart- pipeline was longer than the post was that of regional ad- YOUNG flDUUS ministrator with corporate DRIVING SCHOOL responsibilities for two south- WRITTEN TEST PWEP ern New Jersey hospitals C.B.S SUPERMARKET PERMIT SERVICE with a total of 412 beds GET TH€ FAMf WITHOUT PAVING THE PRICE A graduate of Western Illi- 36 MAIN ST. KEANS8UM nois University with a degree James A. Deal turrctm 16/17 YR OLDS in business and economics, he in the '80s as evidenced by SHOE-TOWN Ml "WHITI MGIt" Of fHONI DMKIOav f• Ihjn tMtomrnWnlloxMtom Ikor bam ostn Wn44,i in Public Administration eight-level Tower building PICK-IT (Health Services) at the Uni- and the creation of the Jersey versity of Arizona. Shore Medical Center-Fitkin JERSEY NUMBER GAME Pick any thra* numbers — you can play He is a member of the Hospital Foundation. Bold from 7A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 day* a weak American College of Hospital steps must be taken to face WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Administrators, the Ameri- the challenges of this decade can Management Associa- and may require changes in GOOD/YEAR tion, Texas Hospital Associa- the traditional delivery of tion, New Jersey Hospital As- health services. We are confi- sociation, and is a delegate to dent that Deal's background SERVICE ^STORES the New Jersey Investor in hospital management and Owned Hospital Council. in the development of com- According to Ambler: munity health programs will "The Board of Governors is provide the capabilities nec- committed to a strong, essary to guide us through the progressive policy of leader- challenging times ahead with ship in the field of health care vigor and enthusiams." ANNIVERSARY Abuse seminar Oct. 16 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP However, additional res- — The Monmouth Family ervations for the seminar can SERVICE SALE! 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Larry First Unitarian Church, Lin- Schmidt and David Dean, the Hennemann-Smock Watts-Wood croft, where her father, the bride's brother, were ushers, Rev Harold It Dean, is min- The bride, who will keep MANASQUAN - Deborah Candi Sue Smock was HAGERSTOWN, Md. - Miss Stephanie her name, was graduated Lou Smock was married Sat- ister. The wedding was per- maid of honor. Bridesmaids Anne Wood, daughter of retired Lt. Cmdr. formed by the Rev. Paul from Radcliffe Collegeand urday in the Presbyterian were Jennifer Lynne Smock Joseph V. Wood, U.S. Navy, and Mrs. Wood, received a matter's degree Church of Manasquan to Rob- and Marta Joy Smock. RaUlaff of Morristown. 31 Woods End Road, Middletown, N.J., was The bride is the daughter from the Harvard School of ert F. Hennemann. The Rev. Barry Thomson was best married Sept. 4, to Daniel Hayward Watts, Public Health. She is re- Joseph H. Brady officiated at man and the ushers were also of Elizabeth Spellman search associate in the Com- son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watts of Dean, Keyport-Holmdel the ceremony, which was fol- John L. Sperry and Eugene Lynchburg, Va. munity Health Department at lowed by a reception in Kings Morelli. Road, Holmdel. the Tufts University Medical Grant Inn, Point Pleasant. Mrs. Hennemann was The civil ceremony took place here in City The bridegroom's parents School, Boston. graduated from Manasquan Hall, with Deputy Court Clerk Nancy are Grace Martin Montgom- The bride is the daughter ery of Stamford, Conn., and Mr. Montgomery was High School and Douglass DuVault officiating. A reception was in the graduated from Harvard Col- Mrs. Thomas A. Sperry Jr., Venice Inn, here. the late William Herbert 680 Nut Swamp Road, Mid- College, New Brunswick. She lege and is house manager of is an administrative assistant Montgomery, who was mar- dletown, and Martin V. The couple were attended by Miss Penny keting manager for Latin the Orpheum Theatre in Bos- Smock of New Brunswick. at P. L. Custom Body and ton. Equipment Co., here. DEBORAH HENNEMANN Hofmann of Atlantic Highlands, N.J., and American for American Mark Van Gilder of Lynchburg. Cyanamid, Wayne. They will make their Mr. Hennemann is the son Mr. Hennemann was grad- home in Massachusetts. of Mrs. Lillian Hennemann of uated from Wood-Ridge High They will, live in Brick The bride was attended by The bride, granddaughter of Mrs. Dorothy Wood-Ridge and the late Fred School and is the proprietor Township, after a wedding of Manasquan Circle Shell. trip to Sanibel Island, Fla. Haray, Highlands, N.J., who attended the Hennemann. ceremony, and the late Alfred Haray, at- McCarthy-Bevacqui tended Henry Hudson Regional School, High- MR. AND MRS. DANIEL H. WATTS lands. She was employed by Middletown den- LONG BRANCH - Nancy Coyle-Norton tist Dr. George W. Scott. mark Inn, Lynchburg, and attends Central Hilma Bevacqui and Timothy Virginia Community College, also in Downey McCarthy were mar LONG BRANCH - Ellen best man. Ushers were Kevin The bridegroom is employed at the Land- Lynchburg, where the couple reside. ried Aug. 1 in St. Michaels Regina Norton and William Connelly,' Matthew Ruel, Roman Catholic Church, Lawrence Coyle were mar- Robert Bednarz, Robert West End. There was a recep- ried Sept. 19 in St. Michael's Vrablik, Glenn Tashjian, Hoolahan-Shoemaker tion in Old Orchard Inn, Roman Catholic Church. The Sean Connelly and Dennis Eaton town. Rev. Charles Urnick cele- Connelly. JACKSONVILLE, N.C. - Miss Debra Jo brated the nuptial Mass, Shoemaker and Sgt. Brian Joseph Hoolahan, The bride is the daughter Mrs. Coyle is a graduate of Mrs. Carol Jean Bevacqui, which was followed by a re- of Shore Regional High U.S. Marine Corps, were married here June 6 ception in the Rum Runner in the Infant of Prague Roman Catholic 642 Campbell Ave., here, and School, West Long Branch. the late Thomas Bevacqui Jr. Restaurant, Sea Bright. She attended Georgian Court Church, with the Rev. John Williams officiat- ing. The bridegroom's parents are Parents of the cc pie are College, Lakewood, and was Mrs. Janet McCarthy and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Nor- graduated from Katharine Parents of the couple are Mrs. Joan Bernard V McCarthy Sr, ton, 34 Shrewsbury Drive, Gibbs School, New York. She Chiumento of Jacksonville, and the late Rob- both of Harrisburg, Pa. Monmouth Beach, and Mr. has been employed by the ert Shoemaker, and Mrs. Marie Hoolahan, NANCY MC ( Alt IIIV Red Bank law firm of Wood, 260 Twilight Ave., Keansburg, N.J , and The bride was given in and Mrs. William L. Coyle, marriage by her brothers, River Edge. Jahos, Broege and Wight. Richard J. Hoolahan, 22nd Ave., South Belmar, N.J. Thomas Bevacqui 3rd and is a dental hygieiuai em- Rosanne Catherine Letson Mr. Coyle, who is with Keith Bevacqui. Their sis- ployed by Dr. H. V. Garrity was the bride's honor atten- First National Bank of Bos- ELLEN COYLE A reception was here in the Marine's Staff ters, Carolyn Fragale and Jr., Asbury Park, and Dr. dant. Bridesmaids were ton, New York, is an alumn 3 Club. Mary Jane Bevacqui, were Jacques Doueck, Deal. Mary, Kathleen, Patricia, of River Dell High School, After a wedding trip to Patricia Krehel was matron of honor. the bride's honor attendants. Mr. McCarthy was gradu- Anne, Maureen, Jean Marie Oradell, and St. Thomas Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Also attending the bride were Carla Hodgen, Amy Schlosberg and Judith ated from Bishop McDavitt and Sheila Norton. Aquinas College, Sparkill, N. Coyle will make their home Patti Collins, Hille Peterson, Jeanette Wolfe, Denemark were bridesmaids. High School, Canterbury John Francis Coyle was Y. in River Edge. Donna Helms, Patti Watts and Mary Ann Jamie Severini was flower (Conn.) Preparatory School Kelly. girl. and Middlebury (Vt.) Col- Best man was Ken Krivas and ushers SGT. AND MRS. BRIAN J. HOOLAHAN lege. He holds a registered were Sean Hoolahan, Robert Shoemaker, Jim The bridegroom's father Wielk-Kennelly was best man. Ushers were stockbroker's license and is Krehel, Dennis Peterson Harry Swenson, employed by Haas Securities HOLMDEL - Kathleen rents. Gabriel Mostriano and Joe Doren. Sgt. Hoolahan is a graduate of Mid- Michael McCarthy, David Kennedy and Lawrence John Col. (USA-ret) John J. dletown North High School. After a motor Howell Jr. and Skip D'Aliso. Corp., New York, as a stock The bride, a graduate of Coastal Carolina trader and broker. Wielk were married Aug. 29 Doody gave his niece in mar- College, has an associate degree in applied trip to Pennsylvania, the couple reside in Mrs. McCarthy was grad- in St. Benedict Roman Catho- riage. Her attendants were science. Stone Mountain, Ga. uated from Red Bank Catho- After a wedding trip to the lic Church. The Rev. William Deborah Hesse, maid of hon- lic High School and the Uni- Bahamas, Mr. and Mrs Mc- C. Anderson, pastor, and the or, Eileen Wilcox, Laurie versity of Pennsylvania. She Carthy reside in Red Bank. Rev. Peter J. Doody, the Hockenberry, Regina Ward Borroel-Butler bride's cousin, officiated. and Ann Egan. Following the 1) a.m. nup- MISSION VIEJO.-Calif. - Mr. and Mrs. New MS chapter forms tial Mass, there was a recep- James SUron was best John Butler, formerly of Middletown, N. J., tion in Gibbs Hall, Fort Mon- man and the ushers were announce the marriage of their daughter, MANALAPAN - Karen vice president, respectively, mouth. Michael Wielk, Stephen Tracey Ann Butler, to Eric Charles Borroel, Portnoff, Hearthstone Drive, and Florence Alpern, Free- The bride is the daughter Drank, Walter Bogdanow and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borroel, here. a trustee of Monmouth-Ocean hold, treasurer. of Mrs. Francis X. Kennelly, Paul Roth. The ceremony was performed June 27 in Counties Chapter of the Na- The auxilary's first fund- 8 Highland Ave., Red Bank, Geneva Presbyterian Church, Laguna Hills. tional Multiple Sclerosis Soci- raising project will be a din- and the late Mr. Kennelly. Mrs. Wielk is a graduate There was a reception in the Costa Mesa ety, was hostess at a meeting Country Club. ner and fashion show Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of Red BAnk Catholic High KATHLEEN WIELK to form a Monmouth Aux- day, Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. in Wielk of St. Petersburg, Fla., School and Fairfield (Conn.) Attending the bride were Kim Gialanella, iliary to MS. Speakers were matron of honor, Jill Humcke and Kathy Patricia Juliano, the Jumping Brook Country Club, are the bridegroom's pa- University and teaches Eng- lish in Notre Dame High Neptune. A collection from School, Fairfield. Szczypinski. Kerri Borroel kept the guest chapter's executive director, book. Sam's Fashions, Route 9, will Mr. Wielk was graduated and Sally Hennessey, ser- vices coordinator. be modeled. Quinn-Follansbee from Kolbe High School, Richard Erk was best man and the ushers Persons interested in at- Bridgeport, Conn., and Fair- Auxiliary officers will be Mrs. Quinn was graduated were John Borroel and Stephen Francis. Joan Mound, Freehold, presi- tending the event or In joining MADISON - Jeanne Allen field University, where is as- Follansbee, daughter of Mr. magna cum laude and was a dent; Myrna Axelrod and the auxiliary may contact sistant director of financial The bride was graduated from Mid- and Mrs. Winthrop D. Phi Beta Kappa at Colgate dletown High School South, Saddleback Col- Rita Goodman, here, vice chapter headquarters, 801 aid. He is attending Fairfield Follansbee Jr., here, and University, Hamilton, N. Y. lege, and Southern California College of Med- president and membership Belmar Plaza, Belmar. Charles Taylor Quinn, son of University Graduate School ical Assisting. She is employed by Southern MR. AND MRS. ERIC BORROEL Mr. and Mrs. Solomon F. After a wedding trip to of Communications. Orange County Pediatrics, El Toro. Quinn of Mount Jackson, Va , Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. After a wedding trip to San Clemente. Curriculum night Garden birds formerly of Oakes Road, Quinn will reside in New Newport, R. I., Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom is a graduate of Mission After a wedding trip to Hawaii,Mr. and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS York. Wielk reside in Bridgeport. Viejo High School and is employed by CED of Mrs. Borroel reside in El Toro. OCEANPORT - Alice Rumson, were married Sat- — Curriculum Night spon- Forshee of the Owl Haven urday in Webb Chapel of the sored by the Atlantic High- Nature Center, Manalapan, Presbyterian Church. lands Elementary School will present a program "At- The Rev. Richard W. DeMars mark 60th anniversary IT A will take place Thursday tracting Birds to Your Blice, pastor of Westminster at 7:30 p.m. in the school Garden" at the Oceanport Presbyterian Church of auditorium. Parents will be MIDDLETOWN - The health and happiness. With sales. Garden Club's meeting Greensburg, Pa., officiated introduced to the faculty and Thursday at 1 p.m. in the at the 4 p.m. ceremony. 60th wedding anniversary of warm personal regards and, again, our congratulations. The couple celebrated Fri- have an opportunity to visit Oceanport Community Cen- There was a reception in Mr. and Mrs. George De Mar, day with a dinner at Smith- their children's classrooms, 89 East Wilson Circle, was Sincerely, (signed) Ronald ter. Hostesses will be Marie Morris County Golf Club, ville Inn in Absecon, with where goals and plans for the Kowalczyk and Ann Bonpua. Morristown. highlighted by receipt of a Reagan." The return ad- dress: The White House. their daughter Joan Rich- year will be presented by the Flower arrangements will be congratulatory letter from ardson, Middletown; their teachers. Refreshements will Nancy D. Follansbeee was President Reagan. It reads: by Denise Casteleyn, Carol maid of honor. The son-in-law and daughter, be served by the PTO. Collin and Ann Cook. "Nancy and I are delighted James and Betty Osborne of bridesmaids were Lisa to send our congratulations Mr. De Mar, and his wife, Poulin. Jane S. Kiley, Jan Re- nee Mary Pilat of the Bronx, St. Petersburg, Fla., and the as you celebrate your 60th honored couple's four grand- gan and JoAnn M. Shirk wedding anniversary. We are where they were married Michael W. Quinn was Sept. 18, 1921, moved to Mid- children, Jeffrey and Cynthia "Sexy was never proud to share in this special best man and the ushes were dletown 50 years ago. He is Richardson, Middletown, and occasion of yours. We know James and George Osborne, Peter Good, Jeffrey Johnson, that you have had many retired from business in radio and televhsion repair and St. Petersburg. , Martin Reams and William joyous times over the years, "Leathin bne madse isimple't ' O'Brien. possiblLeae fon rbn me tmado losee i t weight •" ,- "7 MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DE MAR and we wish your continued and keep it off white enjoying the foods I love The secret is an eating plan that works for everyone, plus a psychological program that allows you to find your own personal dieting pitfalls More importantly, everyone cam at Lean Una So call today, because at | Carl A. Quaglia Lean Line, sexy is simple"

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Navy Com- Chosen Freeholders from mander John L. Ulrich and 1963 until 1974. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER21. 1981 The Daily Register 15 Advice A NEW YOU HINTS FROM HELOtSE Beauty problems By EMILY WILKENS ly packaged, expensive creams around work going by applying lotion every What are the top 10 beauty prob- Musty odors persist (or be a cheapie and use plain old min- night to keep calluses soft. When you lem? Judging from reader mail, the 'eral oil. It's fabulous, and does a great bathe, use a, pumice stone to keep list would include: job calluses from building up. DKAHHKI.OlSi: 1 Some readers have found it neces- ball game or other outdoor sport event, 1. SHORT, STUBBY, SPLIT 5. UNDER-EYE CIRCLES: Even 8. FLY-AWAY HAIR: If you've just I have a dresser that'i about ISO sary to coat the drawers with a take along a large heavy plastic gar- NAILS: To cope, cut nails uniformly women who get their full quota of washed your hair and can't do a thing years old. II hus an old and muily varnish, sealing in the fresh odors. This bage bag in your purse or pocket. short. Stop using them carelessly — to beauty sleep wind up with dark under- with it, you haven't looked into condi- smell thai 1 can't seem to get out. Any has worked successfully, even for Should it start raining, cut a small pry off bottle caps, slit letters, dial the eye circles because they can be caused tioners. They can tame frizz and keep suggestion!? — Carolyne furniture that has been exposed to hole in the sealed end and poke your telephone. by many things besides lack of sleep. static electricity under control. Read I've gotten several letter* from smoke damage in a fire. head through. Pull the bag down over Heredity, a diet low in dairy products, labels to find out which conditioner will readers with this same problem. An- To cure: Pamper nails with a regu- Here again, it will be necessary to your clothes and you'll stay dry. lar once-a-week manicure. Add an ex- fresh fruit and vegetables, physical and solve vour particular problem. tiques are really in but seems like you sand the drawers, inside and out, mental exhaustion, all can contribute inherit a woody, musty smell along If the wind's blowing on your feet, tra coat of protective polish each night. 9. BAD BREATH:"Actually readers before painting. giving you the shivers, wrap your feet Wear household gloves when you tackle to under-eye circles. don't query me about this problem be- with them. Hope this helps you enjoy Grand- You can camouflage them with When furniture has been stored or inside the plastic bag for added housework or gardening. Make sure cause offenders often are unaware, but ma's treasures a lot more. — Heloise warmth. your diet is rich in calcium and protein. makeup, applying a foundation shade it's a prevalent one, and a source of closed up for a long period of time, it REAL COVER-UP or touch-up stick to lighten, then blend- seems no amount of "masking" re- Pulling it up over your lap will help embarrassment to everyone — the un- Dear Heloise: Have you ever block the draft blowing up through the 2. FACIAL HAIR: Electrolysis of- ing your regular foundation shade over suspecting person who offends and his moves the odor that permeates the sprayed a new cologne on your wrilt fers the only permanent way to remove it. Be sure to check in a day-lighted wood. bleachers. — Sherry Marrs or her family and friends, who shy only to have it turn on you? facial hair. mirror to be certain you haven't ax- away from mentioning it. To play it Sun and fresh air are the best cure I have, and sometimei was not able BIRD'S EYE VIEW Waxing can provide a temporary changed dark under-eye circles for for such odors. After vacuuming out safe, brush your teeth twice a day, use to remove the odor by just washing. A Dear Heloise: To store your sewing solution. light or white ones! a breath freshener, especially after the empty drawers, place them outside neat hint I discovered Is to rub de- fabrics, roll them into cylinders and Bleaching won't help if the problem 6. PERSPIRATION: If you feel where they can get sunlight. If the eating foods that are seasoned with odorant over the spot where the col- stand them on end in a box. is excessive. body odor is threatening your social garlic, onion or other heavy spices. weather's cold, the warmth of a side- ogne was applied. . When you open the box, it will look „ A tweezer can remove an occasion- security, you may be able to solve your walk or concrete drive will help. Consult your dentist and your doctor if Deodorant takes care of most like an artist's palette. Many more al stray hair. problem with more frequent baths and you feel you have a problem. It may be necessary to wipe the pieces are visible at a glance, and a odors. It's good to remember this when 3. DRY BODY SKIN: If your skin showers and a switch from a deodorant 10. WEIGHT: It's the most preva- inside and outside of the drawers with you use deodorant of one fragrance and quick scan will remind you of what you to an antiperspirant. But if the problem a solution of cedar oil or oil of winter- feels more scaly than satiny smooth, lent problem of all and there's just one cologne of another — the deodorant have on hand. slather on baby lotion or oil every continues, check with your doctor. Ex- green (available in drugstores). Ex- I leave a small, narrow swatch solution to it. A well-balanced, calorie- wins! — B. fromD. chance you get. Add bath oil or a drop cessive perspiration could have a wise diet that will help you shed pounds periment on the strength of the solution sticking out of each cylinder like a hormonal or physical cause. that best suits your sense of smell. TIME IT! or two of olive oil to your tub. Oil is a and keep them off forever. tongue, so that it can be pulled free if I smoother. If you shower, apply oil to a 7. CALLUSED FEET: Very few Before applying the oil, sand the Dear Heloise: Use your stove timer want to take it with me when shopping. EMILY WILKENS welcomes let- to remind you about stirring the sponge and give your body a going women have beautiful feet Thick ters, but cannot undertake to answer drawers inside and out, then thorough- - Carol Jones over. ly vacuum out any dust. gelatin, turning the sprinkler off, mix- calluses not only are painful but un- each one. She will use questions of ing a cake, or setting a time limit on If you have a super sewing hint, 4. DRY COMPLEXION: If your sightly. Definitely not sexy! If they're general interest in her column. Ad- Using a rag, wring it out well and send it to Heloise, P.O. Box 32000, San Complexion is arid, your skin needs your problem, solve it by visiting a dress your letters to Emily Wilkens, wipe over the Inside and outside of the long distance phone calls. — Catherine B. Antonio, Tex. 78216. She can't answer lubrication. Help yourself to the pretti- podiatrist. Then keep his or her good care of this newspaper. drawers. Allow the drawers to remain your letter personally but she'll pass outside in the sun a little longer to NICE AND COZY along hints that make it sew easy for thoroughly dry. Dear Heloise: When going to a foot- her readers. YOUR HEALThT ANN LANDERS New procedure Shaken about shakes for heart victims Dear Ann Landers: I deep- paper, woman. Why don't you become wet. The per- arm. By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. and oxygen, a portion of the heart that is interfering with blood circula- ly resented your statement in use a good lotion?1' spiration drips. No one wants During mass we are asked Even those of us who have been in becomes damaged. The greater the Doctors Rentrop and Karsch and regard to handshaking. "A Since that day I do NOT to shake a hand like mine, so to shake the hand of a neigh- the practice of medicine and surgery damage the poorer is the prognosis for person who would ignore an shake hands with anyone. — I ignore Ihe custom and peo- bor — as a gesture of peace. for many years react with excitement recovery. the American doctors who are observ- extended hand is a hopeless Canton, Ohio ple can think whatever they The pain I have suffered dur- and enthusiasm to the new and brilliant Dr. Peter Rentrop and Dr. Karl ing their technique believe that this non-surgical treatment represents a clod ...." Well, I do NOT Dear 0: I'm putting you please. — Laramie, Wyo. ing those "peace" gestures accomplishments in medicine. One Karsch recently joined the staff of the shake hands with anyone, and on bold. Read on. could start a war. Who are simply cannot be phlegmatic and casu- Mount Sinai Hospital, having left the significant advance in the treatment of Dear Laramie: Join hands an acute heart attack, known techni- I am a well-educated, sensi- Dear Ann: The Orientals you lo say that a light clasp ally take for granted the dedication of University of Gottingen in West Ger- tive woman. The problem: I ... er ... ahh ... I mean stand doesn't mean as much as a scientists and their contributions to the many. They introduced a new pro- cally as an infarction. have a more sensible and beside the woman whose let- have ichlhyosis — a skin dis- charming method of greeting grip like a vice? - Shake And destiny of mankind. cedure for treating patients who are in There are even more exciting de- order that has made my ter appears above yours and Ache In Long Island In the Mount Sinai Review, an ex- the midst of having a heart attack. By a velopments associated with this in- — touching their own finger- read on. hands extremely rough. lips together and bowing Dear Ache: Join the oth- cellent magazine published by the brilliantly-conceived technique — i genious method. A fine wire can now be Sometimes they get as scaly slightly. — Bay Area ers for a moment, please... Mount Sinai Medical Center in New which is non-surgical — they are able passed through the tube into the coro- Dear Ann Landers: Get to reduce the size of the damage to the as a fish. Dear Bay: Ah so out the wet noodle. I am Dear Ann Landers: Years York City, doctors described a "Jour- nary artery to further open it and per- ney Into an Occlusion." As the title heart muscle when one of the coronary I tried to be gracious until Dear Ann Landers: I have arthritic. A firm handshake ago I developed tendonitis in 1 mit the free flow of blood. implies , doctors followed a patient arteries becomes blocked and is no The doctors said, "Within two a mtffa (In a receiving line in hyperhydrosis — excessive can be agonising. It's like a my right hand. It aches when- longer able to carry life-sustaining •wealing of the palms. For no thousand needles piercing my ever I lift something heavy. If from the moment he complained of minutes after withdrawing the wire, church, no less! shouted, anginal chest pain to the moment he blood and oxygen. "Your hands are like sand- reason whatsoever, my hands wrist and shooting up my someone with a firm hand- someone in the room shouted that the shake gels ahold of me, I was brought into the intensive coro- The doctors are able to insert a fine patient's electrocardiogram was nor- nary care unit at the hospital in dire catheter, or tube, into the blocked coro- malizing and all signs of the infarct almost faint from the pain. nary blood vessel. Through this tube, a So, I refuse to shake hands. If distress. were disappearing. At the same time ASK DR. BROTHERS It is well-known that when the heart special solution (streptokinase) is in- I offend someone, that's loo troduced in order to dissolve the clot the patient said that the pain (angina) bad. — Morehead, Ky. muscle is deprived of adequate blood was going away." Dear More: Hang on. I'll get back to you soon. Friends and money Dear Ann Landers: Most people's hands are crawling because she seems unable lo therapist. In Ihe long run, it with germs. If you took a By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS would be cheaper than the survey, I'll bet you'd find that JOIN WEIGHT WATCHERS Dear Dr. Brothers: I had a stop buying clothing. There's no need for most of Ihe ex- clothes.- D.V. not one person in 100 washes very good friend, one I've Dear D.V.: It would not his hands with soap and water known for almost 15 years, pensive junk she buys. She's NOW! so beautiful, she'd look great only be cheaper, it would ben- even ONCE during the day. and we're not speaking now efit your wife because it So, I wear gloves at all times 95 because of a disagreement In rags, so why does she need closets full of dresses? I can't would allow her to gain in- and never shake hands. — RECEIVE UP TO *22 about money. She asked me sight into her real problems. They Call Me Sluck-Up - So to lend her $500 last year be- gel through lo her on this, even though we've tried lo Typically, women who are What? cause of a family problem passionately absorbed in and I was glad lo do il. We're budget. Now, I'm seriously Dear Stuck: Hold the IN VALUES. considering sending her to a clothing and fashion are in- phone and continue to read. such old friends, it never oc- secure. curred to me lo have any- thing in writing. I thought that would be insulting. We also didn't discuss any limita- TiAKE $4.00 OFF' tion as lo the time il should be co OVEKWHGHI? Start losing weight for less. We'll take I "ibrnea *scou *• '8t| paid back. Well, she still hasn't repaid me and yet S4.00 off your first meeting and registration she's now, investing in high ARE YOU SO DESPERATE YOU fee when you join Weight Watchers between interest savings, while I'm September 8 and October 5, 1981. Hurry in soon anid find ****•••»•» il unable to do this. 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Its been said that people today find it much easier to CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE TAKE IT FOR FREE talk about sex than they do PERSONAL CONSULTATION. Here's the newest, most exciting cookbook yetl about money. It's high time And this S 14.95 value can be yours free if that money, as a topic of con- ADVANTAGES OF THE you attend 12 consecutive paid classes between versation, came out of its PROGRAM. September 8 and December 21, 1981 The Weight closet. A lack of communica- Watchers 365-Day Menu Cookbook is filled with over tion creates teosion and mis- •Rapid weight loss 500 tempting recipes, incorporating all the new foods understanding It can destroy •Mini-groups friendships and break!up •Hunger free and beverages featured on the 1981 Weight marriages. Usually, once •MedKoiy supervised Watchers Full-Choice Food Plan Cook up cheese problems are discussed open- •Personal souffles . . peanut butter fudge .. or shrimp scampi ly (preferably in advance of a And enjoyl loan), solutions can be worked out. Becatse nothing was in' Hans Fisher, Ph. D. PhD. writing and there was no dis- Depjrtnent offiutrWon, WEIGHT cussion between you and your Bt«Oers Unhwsty friend, write her that you feel Dsfc.Crabie.rASW. it now may be necessary to Debra M. Wamiofc MO. Support Services Coordnotor. bring in a third parity. If that Medcal Servicw Cootdnatof. WATCHERS doesn't work, you may have to get a lawyer. The proo/tm • for **m of ta «*w n The most successful weight loss program in the world. Dear Dr. Brothers: I've been married three years and

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The Phantom Beetle Bailee WALKS THE VICIOUS CRI/WIN/d.5 BEETLE, YOU'RE ARE TOO/ ] AM HOT.' WMAT A PRO' WHV WEREN'T THEY AN ORDINARY MAN TME WOKLP'S OOOftOO MOB JAILED ? RISHT IN FRONT ON THE WORST 6OOF- ARE TOO//AM MOT.' OF SARGES EVES STREET TUNE UP YOUR OFF' /)&fl!N.' /NJI SNIPFER. DEVIL. THIS SWELLS LIKE CORRUPTION 17 The liWIy Register SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21,1981

Mlddl«town «r«a, 671-9900: Matawan araa. MO-tiOO. 8ERVICI ON THI ACTION LINE, 5421700.

CLASSIFICATIONS S. Construction Equipment 54. Situations Wanted Female 70. MIHCHANIMU 79 Swap or Exchange 102. Mouses For Rent 110. Wanted To Rent , 137. Lots And Acreage 200. SPECIAL NOTICES 1.AUTOMOTIVI 10 VVanltx) Ajjtomotv* 55. SKuatkma Wanted Mala 71 Merchandise Fot Sale 80 Bicycle*/Mlnl Bike* 103 Rental* To Share REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 138 Mobile Homes 210. Lost And Found 2 AutnForSaK aO.MJMNCMDIMCTORV 56. Situations Wanted Ma(e/Female 72. Garage/Yard Sate* 81. Sports Equipment 104. Winter Rental* 130 Open Houses 139 Cemetery Lots 211 Special Notices 3 Truck* and Trait**! 2t BusinajMSacvtc*) 57. Child Care/Nuraery Schools 73. Machinery For Sal* 82 Swimming pools 105. Summer Rentals 13t. Houses For Sale 140. Real Estate Wanted 212. Travel - Transportation 4. MotoreydM 22 Artt&CnNi . M. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 83. CB's, Electronics 106. Furnished Rooms 132 Apartments/Town Houses 180. RECREATIONAL 213. Instruction S.Auk)8«vlCM/Parti W. UPLOVMINT 81 Business Opportunity 75. Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107. Nursing/Retirement 133. Income Properly 152 Boats And Accessories 6. Auto Rent/Law** 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 62 Mortgage* 76. Auction Sale* 85 Inflation Fighters Home* 134. Farm Property 153 Campiog Equipment 7. Auto Inaurance 52. BabyalHng/Chlld Cam 83 Money to Loan 77 Pets And Livestock 100. HEAL IflTATI RENTALS 108. Commercial Rental* 135. Commercial Properly 154 Recreational Vehicles 8. Auto Financing 53. Domestic Help 64. Money Wanted 78. Aircraft 101. Apartments 109. Buildings/Garages 136. Industrial Property

HOURS DAILY FRONT PAQE READERS DEADLINES CANCELLATION* FAMILY PLAN RATES DM. 1 MO SUWM. $> 001* COM Urn •OS Sal Sokd ana ada 4 30 p n day baton Hoaca and cradx to canceHakon it yv«> oflfy Mat-MI ' r in pm k> Sunder BMM-MI 1LINES-6DAYS-U.M •MhWU" Sou Fact He*** 11000 a of tptual >* maim a advarktw •MUM iMm] opan m 130 A.M and ti.00 Each Una. Availabt* to indi- mwmmm m pnor k> pubkcakon thunday 4 p m to Sunday must laajm numba* lot luue nyiaranc* tanad Pmomwl M on hand NMHMB PuOMaaon IKvof ada TtWN day! pro to 8 D*yt (Consecutive) 584 vldusls placing ads undsr 2 4000 yuanan24M «leadartpiacedatlootof haaae check your ad tie day 4 appears The IDay .98* 8 Days (Consecutive) 884 pubfccakon Re*- tuaia today Mdneedeyloi Darty ftagm*> cannoi Da mioamm tar arrort 20ays(Contecull«)..aiVt« 7 Dsyi (ConsecuUw) 54V4. "Msrchandlse For Sale" lor Hems aavM Friday and lundey pubkcalon 2 Day! (Consecutive) »2« 7 Days (Consecutlv.) 634 allti n Ml day Can 542 1700 to naaa 3Dsyi(Con»»cuU»)V4« 8 Days (Consecutive) 51 V* eDays(CansacuUva)..6O* not exceeding $200 each, items •OX REPLY SERVICE 10 Dsyt (Con*acuH«*i..49Vkt 3 Day* (Con*scut«t)..8M must be priced Non commercial |PC«UPI?00 . CORRECTIONS 4Days(Coniecu)ivt).o7« 10 Days (Consecutive) 544 ax* M open K> MM copy conec ads only. IKIII Mondty• paper CM tiMMOO 4 30 p Hi Monday trough Ihurtday lor nail jDay*(Conaacu»«a)t3< 4 Days (Consscutlv*) 78t lo» aacfi boi nuff day 430 pm Indey to Sialdar tMO pm 5 Days (Consscus«s)..72« Contract Rates on Request Saudar lor Monday

1 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Tiger SI Help Wanted Si Help Wanted

AUDI 1171 - Ml SL. ... KEYPUNCH MEDICAL LAB PORD TORINO 1171— Look 14 runt Experienced operator, good with tlg- Autos For Salt 1700 or bail orlar. Call batwoan 4 I oroal. High mllaaoa. atklns »l«0 Specialist! in all fields needed urai. tor temporary attlgnment. No Wt pav while you team. 7 p.m. 7414117. •714S17. !** charged. PEPPI5K Or* VOUR LMiH WILL Top-tlight inttruction. IH* MUSTANG - 1M automall BUICK RIVIERA 1171 — I amtr. FORD WAGON 1171 — Gran Torino. ACE TEMPORARIES Atk about our benefits package- 10 Thomas 1414101 Shrewsbury exc cond. Alklng tltM. Call allar •» ootkm. top cond.. Mm mHaag* PS/PB, air. artlng MM KeEP VO66 AWAV FpOM IT Call today lor interview p.m. isMaas. tt.HI. IS7.33U alter 4 o.m. 74/ VJJI LANDSCAPER GARDENER'S 132 202V Army Opportunities IM* PLYMOUTH FURY - Sma BUICK CENTURY 1173 - Varv HELPER — Experienced Call after FORD ORANADA I17» — 11 000 orl S p.m.. 142-1014. VI. runt good. (Inl tliO takes good cond . 1700. glnal ml., dark brown with paanut MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Part •41-Mil. butter Up 4 Intarlor icvl . auto LEGAL SECRETARY — 1 years time, Mon 4 Thuri. evenings, ax- M4IM parlance necessary in, EKG. X rays, BUICK REGAL IH0 - Marty op- with air, radial tlrai. llkt n*w. In minimum experience to lake com- IMI FORD GALAXIE - Look, harrllad car. hava my own. MM*. blood work. Call 471-3710. runt good, bail ollar lakai II. tloni. v 4 OK. cond. Mini tail plete charge of Hailai »f office. (41 1054 Hlii I p.m. M4.44II alter 4 •414041 Heavy emphasis on liability and workman'! comp. Salary su.ooo GEORGE WALL NURSE'S AIDES IM/FI — All IM4 GTO CONVERTIBLE — tx BUICK CENTURY 1177- Runianc. plul excellent benefit package In- Shifts Apply in person only Garden LINCOLN/MERCURY eluding health, life insurance and cond Call 443 144* or Naadt ion» body work, um) Shrowtburv Av*., at Sycamora Slate Manor Nursing Home, 14 Van 441IU4 Call U41BM pension plan Reply to Box C 144.Brackte Rd Shrawlbury 747S4O THe Dally Register. Shrewsbury. H7I AMC HORNET - Rum data NJ 07701 NURSES AIDES M/F — Call-in or ma lor pant. MX 2« «;o all* BUICK ESTATE WAGON 1173 - HOLSEY PONTIAC positions only, all shifts Mult ba PS/PB. pomr olndowi. AM/FM. LPN — M/F, lull time. 11-7. Small S p.m. RTE. H S41.7I0O EATONTOWN certified IS 33 per hr. Do not phone. air. Aiklng I7M Call 7174107. nursing home Apply in person Mon.-Fri., 1 a.m. to 1173 MERCURY MAROUI HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK 1171 144-4111 4 p m Atlantic Highlands Nursing BROUGHAM — Looks a run! CAOILLAC EL DORADO 11*0 - — I ownar, 7,000 ml, auto., rag. gat. LPN — M/F, part lime. 71 4 1-11. Home. I Mlddletown Ave . Atlantic taoo in si/j 11,000 ml., llawteu, «l on ordar. AM/FM radio, raar dafroitar. t4*M Highlands I vary contalvabla option. Call llrm ill OOTI altar S. 1 Autos For Sals 3 Trucks For Salo SI Help Wanted SI Help Wanted Small hurling homo. ItTO CADILLAC ELDORADO 110 OIK 1 UO Ull M4-4WI Good COM COO. m ll» ittar •: HORIZON TCI l»7» — 1 door. blue. pm. CADILLAC 1171 - Naw paint loll, IS. 571 ml. Bait offer 1 ownar. PARK CHEVROLET FULL-TIME - Night work for LPN M/F — Permanent part lima 4 NURSES-RN'S & LPN'S DODGE TOW TRUCK AVON full lime. 11 p.m.-7 a.m.,very pleas NURSE'S AIDES M/F wnita, air. PS/PB. orglnlal Intarlor. 71* 4014. 14 137-0445. 710. Salat-Laatlno-Sarvlca-Pant Good cond., atklng 11700 janitorial contractor. Mult ba ex mi FORD MAVERICK — SBC. cond., afklng H.M0 741-ISU. DON'T WORRY ABOUT MONEY ant working conditions Call Mon HOMEMAKERS Rt. *a—771-1111—Naptuna • 710*37 EARN ITI penanced of all phases of floor Fri , S30-4471 ^^ firm. For InMrmatlwi call ww JAGUAR l*Kt — Will ba mowing cleaning. Valid N.J driver's license HOUSEKEEPERS 4 LIVE-INS balwtan i ; p.m. Sapl. M. T4T MOTORS, 11* Wood- PINTO 1171 — Automatic, air, radio, Good SSS. Set your own hours. Call Full or part time, needed lor North FORO VAN 1*41 —4 cvl Econolln* 411-4)11, S44-S1S1 or S3OO45I required Call 747-SS4*. between I MAINTENANCE SUPER- Monmouth area High pay No tee brldg* Ava., Highland Park. 41,400 mllat. Exc cond. Nawthockt, Good cond »W0 a.m. 4 1 p.m. 1171 PONTIAC FIREBIRD — Claa CAMARO 1971 SS 1711177. INTENDENT — Mull ba ex- Call for Interview al People Care, battery 4 mora. IflOO. ni-ltll. 7II-4M0 BAKER — Experienced, year-round perienced in carpentry, plumbing, 4 «ood running. 1» angina. 1-barr position. Good pay. benefits Apply GAL/GUY FRIDAY — Should know 714 Broad SI., Rad Bank. 130-ISM or larburalo*. l-iptod Iranimlulon 3M VI, avto.. AM/FM Marco, A/C. KITSON CHEVROLET CO. PLYMOUTH SATELLITE WAGON electrical 4 hava own toon Call 1 River Rd., Brlelle. N.J. ill 9431 PS/PB Haw in.,, brakai. tnocki INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1171 — In person, Long John's, Ltd., II some typing 4 steno. wall train. 117 7300 between 1 a.m. 4 4:10 p.m. PS. air, PB. Call TSMMf. Hwv. tt Ealontown 1173 — ERC. running, body mint HOB, 4 whaal drlva. 1 gat tankt, CB B*ach Blvd.. Hlgniandt Fulltime Call ill 1501 Englna, trantmlitlon 4 body all pro- Ml 1000 cond. ImmaculataIntMa4out.auto- laiitonallv rotlorad Attlne SHOO. nigh 4 low band Panatonlc radio I MGB — 0-reen. aic. cond. Ba matic, PS, air, tmall angina, good AM/FM, haater. Safari AT haavv. BARTENDER — Part-time nights. GAL/GUY FRIDAY — Various MEDICAL ,r ovar 11O00 WI44U LABRIOLA MOTORS gat mlMaga Mutt tall 1110 or bait Apply In person batwaan 1-1 p.m., clarclal duties. 5Vj day week Mown NURSES IM/FI RN Nowman Sprlngt Rd. Rad Bank duty Kallv tirat. Tralter bar 4 mow TRANSCRIBERS Call 441-5*4* otter 7SI-1SM. plow bar Inttallad. Mldatliad. Palmar Loung*. 5*1 Palmar Av*.. talliation 4 vacation. Send resume MI-MI Absolutely A-1 cond. Firm 13.000. W. Keantburg. to Richard, P.O. Box 17, Farm- WORK AT HOME l»74 MUSTANG — 4-cvl., 1-door CAMARO 107 IH1 - Haw lurbo 3M Inodate. N.J. 07717. 3 to II, lull time,part lime Starting good tacond hand car. Atfelna It Iranunltslon with B a M iM(t kit. MAVERICK 1170 PONTIAC GTO IH1 - Good ma R*plv to Box C 3*0. Tha Dally Rag. BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, to Wa hava Immediate opening! for salary $5*-$)4 par shift Plut ex oi bolt oltir. 7SM7>t. BS.M Oukktllvar thlltar. Now UOO or bait ottar. chanlcal cond., bait otter, liter, Shrawtburv, N.J. 07701. general ledger, torn* typing. NCR GOOD TYPIST — For school, alter transcribers with recent experience ellent benefit package • including cragari, now brakai. AM/FM • MIOOH ni-aan after i p.m. 3*9 oxp. a plus Full lima, references noons Write lo Box F 317. The Dally transcribing operative report!, dis- Christmas bonus Only those in- l»;0 MERCURY MONTEGO — track ilorao. Jutt potsad Intpactlon. VAN 1N0 — '10/ Sarlat. EKC. cond.. Regular. Shrawlbury, N.J. 07701. charge summaries, etc. Excellent MAZDA GLC I«O - Auto., \1M PONTIAC LEMANS 1*4 — Englna 4.000 ml., many axtrat. Call ba necessary PMata call 141 1303 lereilad In providing excellent cara PS/PB. unall VI. good trtnworta 11,000 Call 7S7SMS. earning potential Call 13a 0117. 11-4. 1 working In pleasant surroundings lion. OH or Mil otfor Call 7S7 lags ml.. Immaculate cond., a«c gat na*dt work. Interior and chroma twaan 14 7 p.m. 1*4 7aal HAIRDRESSERS — E«P In naw BROILER PERSON — E« MOTEL NIGHT CLERK — Live in. need apply between 10-12 1:10 3:10. CAMARO 1174 — VI, 1-dr . auto.. mlteagg. t4.700 Call «v.i or waak- partt, aic. thapa, tailing for partt. parlancad. vaar round position Tlnton Fall! multi-million dollar 1174 FORD WINDOW VAN — Man PS/PB, AM/FM radio, naw tlrai. I andl, 471 l»7 Aiklng 1100. 741-1OK. WRECKER IIM FORO — 1173 mo- plaia Days S42-4411, *v*l. 4 Sun. mult ba handy 4 responsible 4 re Holmdal Convalescent Canter. IM tor, naw tlrat, paint, axe. ihaoa. Good pav. benefit!. Apply In person, liable. S41-1I37. Hwv 34. Holmdal 944.4200 auto, tram., pa/PS, 301 angina ownar. OKC. cond.. aikln* t3.aoo or Long John's Ltd., II B*ach Blvd 17O-H7O tiw Call 741-aw, art lor Daw. oatl orlar Call 741 JpH. MERCURY MARQUIS III! I*. PONTIAC GRANO LEMANS 117* — US00 731 3001. 14417M. air, alactrlc windows, naw brakat. Evarv *xtra, from powar wlndowi. Highlands HEAD BUS DRIVER — M/F Eoual H7t CHEVROLET — 3/4 ton pkk CAMARO 1171 — Rally Sport, cul- annautl tvtlam 4 tlrtt. 11.100. to auto trunk lid. EMC. cond.. grand CABINET INSTALLERS — Ex Opportunity/ Allir metivr Action up. AM/FM dack. PS. auto. U.0O0 tom laouor, aluminum ilolat, 107, I4MBM. aughter. mult tall, tmi 4U-SIM1. Motorcycles perlence necessary Employer, Monmoulh Regional S1.00 OFF YOUR NEXT CLASSIFIED AD ml. Can ba toon raar of Prown'i, 33 Holtev 4 banal 4 manltoM. E«c Phone 244-4444 High School II seeking Qualified per Broad St.. Rod Bank. W00 cond . U.3M or batl orlar S1Q.I17S MERCURY ZEPHYR 1171 Kil , PONTIAC VENTURA WAGON IH» ton tor th* position of Head Bui 4-door. auto. PS/PB, AC. AM/FM — V a. 44400 ml . loaded! Top run. HIS HONDA M0CB — MOO mitet CAR POLISHER 4 DETAILER — Driver. Interested candidate! OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30.1981 1171 MERCURY STATION WAGON CARS GALORE! lapa. 40,700 ml. Immaculata I17M nlng ordar, $150 Call H4-4477. ExcalKnl condition, 1*00. Call Large GM dealer, 40 hr. week, *x- should contact tha School Business - High mlla». aai cond . 741 1441 14411*4. penencc preferred, all benefits Ap- Administrator al S41 1110. E«t M4, 1414017. Ovar 3} lo choot* from (many fmall PONTIAC LEMANS IIM — Good carl), ranging from UOO lo 11000 MGB 1171 — White, IO.OOO ml. 1 cond , naw trantmltilon, mow tlrot. 1111 TRIUMPH 7S0 ply In person, 1 4, McGloin Bulck. on or belore Friday. Sept 21. INI. AMBASSADOR 11*7 - "J 000 ml Coma M« and taval ownar, atklng (4,000. Atkins U00. Call Barnlca. 1*41474. Low ml.. 11400 or bail otfar 4M Shrewsbury Av*.. Tlnton Falls between the hours of 1 a.m.-l p.m. UOO Call allar a p.m.. KINGSLY AUTO Call 111-1414 Call 741-04*0 CHRISTMAS SALES HELP - Nov. 74H7J1 RAMBLER WAGON IIM in. 4 INFORMATION — On Alaskan *>nd 5426*00 IHO HARLEY DAVIDSON SUPER 11-Dac. 14. Monmmouth Mall 4 ovtrutt employment. Excellent in MONMOUTH MOTORS cvl.. good cond., groat on gat. Ocaan County Mall locations Write AMC CONCORD D/L lift — 4 ty SI Hwv IS. Ealontown 4M-17tl GLIDE — Immaculate cond. with COfnt Call 312 741 9JU. Ext 6776 CHEVETTE 11*0 — High mpg, air. axtrat. Information, call 471-1437. Viva. P.O. Box 441, Rye, NY 10SS0. arilh MM. 30 mpg. AM/FM S4M414 lor Inlerview time 4 location. INSURANCE OFFICE — Part-time, caualu Varv good cond W Uorao Mini ucrlflca. RASSAS PONTIAC IK0 KAWASAKI — Ltd. 440 5000 txpcritnctd p*r»onal line undtr- fsMM 7411H1 MONTEREY 1170 - Low mllaaga, CLERKS good cond , air, many naw partt. MS Broad SI Rad Bank 741-SIS0 mllai Exc. cond. Sport, tlnv bar, wrltltr. Can b* homaowntr only. TYPIST Call Mr* Richmond for appoint ANTIQUE 1117 DE SOTO — 4-«oor CHEVETTE I17t — H.000 ml. IBM. Ut-1374. RITTENHOUSE 11400 144-0110. auto . A/C. good cond., 11.400 Call SECRETARIES mani. SU-UQO. llrtl U» lakai II LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. BOOKKEEPERS 4711744 u* 4lil after 4 p.m. MONTE CARLO — Landau, 117S, 11S1 YAMAHA YZ IIS H — water runt 4 tookt good. Atklng II47S TOO Hwy IS 775-1)** Ocean Twp. cooted, axcallant condition, with KEYPUNCH JOB INFORMATION CHEVY VEGA GT 117* — LlgM S41-UM tralter 4 aoulpmant Mutt tall Call It you hava any of tha above tklllt Alaskan a Overseas BUICK SKYHAWK Ifja — V 4, 4 SAAB »l H7J - Sllnr. loaded, tnso 4 are Interested In temporary work. employment Great income graan/wnila. > wood (31 mpgl. 1-dr 17140*0 SAAB NO TURBO 1171, 7474341. tpaad. sun root. AM/FM radio Hatchback, AM/FM itarao. an MUSTANG MACH I 1171 — With 301. why not com* In 4 register We pav potential Call 402 »4l 40.000 ml Exc cond Make oil. Immaculate, low ml., many antrat. HARLEY SPORTSTER 1174— Runt top ratal, no fa* charged •014 Oapt 7002 Phono woathar tins, 17.000 ml. UM).PS/PB, AM/FM S-lrack tlarao. H1.000 I71-00M. 127 2247 7311M1. Cragar rlmt 4 tlrai. ti.soo Call ttrong, vary wall ktpt Atklng S17S0. ACE TEMPORARIES call refundable allar S 0 m , 7I71SU SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC 7I7ISS4 from noon on. 10 Thomas 141-0101 Shrewsbury CORVETTE 1174 - WMH. T^aol. LANDSCAPE GARDENER'S 2 Autos For Salo Newman Sprlngt Rd., Rad Bank HONDA CYCLES — And Mopadt. HELPER — WantM. experience PS/PB. 44.000 nil* a»c. cond.. M.M0. NOVA 1173 741-OtiO COLLECTOR Can ba Man Sat 4 Sun at 4* Union MM or bait otfar 4434711 or S1I-S4S1 Star* Aroa't Numbar On* Daalor. Pleasant office Collection of delin necessary, driver's Ikonta • must St.. Matawan. bafora 1010 a.m. SAVE ACAR Rt. t South. Froahold 4414M1 W* ou*nt account!. To M.S00. 741-7253. 1*4* Chrytlar Naw Vorkar Too good will not b* undanoM ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DATSUN no ins — Hatchback, OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1«7» —T' to lunk. Many ««lra teaturat UOO or M Thomas 74714*4 Shrawlbury 1,000 ml , 4 at . auto. air, AM/FM roof, two-ton* paint. Cragar wlra KAWASAKI 1171 »M — All Mack bait oftor Call S711411 batwMn i 4 ti.OOO Loll of *»trat Call or can ba cauana ilarao. 17H mpg. a>c wttaalt. llntad window!, naw Un-7 p.m. COMPUTER OPERATOR — No ex cond.. Bast offar ovar 14.000. Irovalt. lilt whaol. *lour Interior t**n after 1. Ml 1017 o*rlcnce necessary, night hours AVIS SUN or bail offer 144 7110 Plainfield area Call 7S7-244;. 7414MB. SCHWARTZ — ChryWtr Plymouth SEAR FREE SPIRIT MOPED - Maid* International 141 w Front Low mlteag*. Ilk* naw. UM ' DELI COUNTER WORKER — t« DATSUN B1I0 WAGON — 1171. 5 OLDS DELTA M 1171 - V-S. PS/PB, SI . Rad Bank 747-0707. MM, ait cond. u.000 ml., firm air, atklng MOO 717 1114 oerienced, with references Mad 717-1111 anvtlma. Bank are* Call batman 4:»p m. 4 Young Used ti.OOO Call 7S71744, 4 to I p m STEIN CADILLAC • p.m. Mi-uii. ASBURY AVE.. ASBURY PARK S Auto Sorvlcot/ 1174 DELTA M — Royal. OPEL KAOET 1171 — M.000 mllat. 77S-NM PS/PB, air, radio, vinyl roof, good 4-cvl.. manual trantmlttlon, good DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — yoir Cars. cond 11250. Call 717-045*. cond till. 471 1744 STRAUB BUICK-OPEL Parts Dynamic Individual needed for NINE ACRES of Naw and UtadCan challenging position, knowledge of OUSTER 1171 - 4-cyl.. auto.. A/C. OPEL MANTA 1174 — 4-lpa«d, ail Hwv 15 7*4 4000 Kayport dental forms naadad, X-ray Ikente cond , 17.000 ml., artln*UM Call MAGS — 1 Cragar Magnltlum preferred. Pleat* land resume. P.O. For Sale PS. lookt 4 runs good. V.000 Call tlott*d. 14X1 5. fit Ford or ChrvlKr 47IJH5 SURPLUS JEEPS. CARS. TRUCKS Box 1*0. Navatlnk. N.J. 07711. 47 Shrewsbury Ave. nMitt - Car Inv valu* U143 totd for 1100 S*S. Call M1-SM7 Wtewltt FIREBIRD ESPRIT 117] - HMO PARCEL DELIVERY VAN 1171 — For Information on purchatlng tlml DENTAL ASSISTANT — Mini hava Red lank 747-OMM Ford, SBC cond 17.000 mlHU. IM.SM SIOE PIPES— Thrum, lid* kick.44 some experience Call 444-4443 weak original mlla», air, PS/PB. III! Ur bargalnl, call W1-14I-S0I4, E«t In. long with flax pip* 4 mounting noal, 2 glaiad, Mlcltalln tlrai, mint or batl ottor I7M711. INIohl Owl 70a Phono call rafundabl*. davt except Wad I 30 10 5:10 p.m upholtlarvl. brackalt. US Call 1*1-1*17 after 1 d IHH uitt p.m. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Certified THE FINEST SELECTION — Of for full lime In fait paced high quail naw and utad cart In Monmouth tv office Exc. opportunity for ex County. Ovar 100 alr-condlMonad Auto Ront/Loaso perianced perion to advance In this naw cart In tlock. McGLOlN field Sand relume to Box 3S3. BUICK OPEL INC., Shrawtburv Holmdal. N.J. 07711. Ava , Naw Shrtwlburv 741 UOO RENT A VAN — Low. low ratet Call Marty. TOM'S FORD. Hwy. 31. Kay DENTAL ASSISTANT — X-ray CLASSIFIED THUNDERBIRD IMS — Naw paint, port, 144 1400. license reoulred. experience pr»- INFLATION FIGHTERS air, naw tlrat. AM/FM tterao. varv lerred, 4 to 4VI day! weekly claan ii.kU in IUI 542-2241. THUNDERBIRD 1171 — Fm powar Auto Insurance 15'xr CORNICE — Print material, COLOR TV — 2 vrs. old. exc REFRIGERATOR/ FREEZER — DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full lima, $700 4 option Low mllaaga, UaOO Call exparl*nc*d. Chalrild*. for 4- 135 Marble vanity link ton. !'»«' Sanyo, 1 year old, while, exc cond. 717 SUS PHOENIX BROKERAGE with fixtures. ISO Sliding doors tor 244 44io after 4 Warrantted lor S years 1200 or bait handed dentistry Rad Bank area, dosel. 4' opanlng with all hadwar*. offer Offlct lvptwrlt.tr. 120 Famout for low coil auto 4 evelo wo DESK — Metal. $25. Refrigerator, TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- Inturanca. Now giving 1rM quotel 125 Saart Homeiled while splndal 747-01*0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY parb torvlca DOWNES PONIIAC. 12), suitable for warehouse bv pnona. Compara. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrtlde. headboard 4 footboard for twin ilia 41 Lowar Main St.. Matawan. 22«-575» Rt. 34. Kavport, 144 3047 experienced, full lime Morganvllle bad. $30 Call un%r 4 p.m., 471-1143. ROLLING STONE TICKETS wnn Broad SI Shrawtburv. 544 1401 541-1550. DINING ROOM TABLE — With 4 JFK/t/3S. $45 4 up A DAILY GUIDE lt20-S PieCES - Exc cond 40" 544-1S17 TRIUMPH TR4 1171 — Good condi- Toll fra*: 000-4413041 til I p.m. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Mld- round oateleo table, lit) 4 poster chain. $150. China cabinet Ibreak- OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS tion ImM* 4 oul. MM. M500 dletown office Sand resume 10 Box doubt* bad. t>5 544-7040 frontl, good cond., "ISO 74M171 SLEEP SOFA — Black nauMflydit. M717W. C 111, Tha Dally Regular. walnut (ram*. $40 10 Wanted Automotive ELECTRIC ROYAL TYPE- uya TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. «' AIR HOCKEY GAME — Like WRITER - $7). Melal office d*s* ill Nawman Sprlnet Rad Bank DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full tint*, with typewriter attachment. $45. naw. ISO. Call 471-1724 attar 3 p.m SNOW TIRES S WHEELS — 2 Altai AMC/Jaap/Ranault 747-0040 experienced or school tralnad. 244)311 P115 75RI4, radian a whaalt to fit BUILDERS ALTERATIONS Chalrslde for modern four handed CARPCT CLEANING USED VOLKSWAGEN - ENGINES ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS — ELECTRIC CHAR B-CUE — $50.most Chews Whit* want. Ilka naw. ALL JUNK CARS dentistry office X-ray license pre Castro convertible ottoman, $45. Tel- lied 3 months 1*0. Alto extra wheel A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING SKILLED STITCHES — Cuttom al AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN larrad. Rad Band area Reply lo Box (22) **c. cond., standard sties. OLAF CHRISTOPHERSON TEED. OTHER USEO PARTS AND TRUCKS Make an otter Call after 4, 5444471 escope, refractor-type. $42 717 3770 with good radial spare. $15. - upnolltarv claanlng Raatonabla laratlont, nackllat narrowad 4 B-37«, Th* Dally Regular. Shrewsbury Call 747-4074 alter 5 tirp.nl., 4 Maton drattmaklne. Call 141-oilM ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY FENDER — vlbro Champ ratal. Morrlt Hoffman 747-OM1 1101411 THEODORE, 741-SM0 Rad Bank Recycling 4. Auto Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. ATTENTION — RN or LPN Itu- p.m. dentl, complete tat of recenl nursing amplifier. 2 instrument pickup! plus CUSTOM FURNITURE Wreckers Top dollar paid. Fraa DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Full- Flbrato pedal pickup, $40 Pro- SNOW TIRES — On OM rlmt 14E, STEAM CLEANING VOLVOS WANTED USED pickup. 74777*4 or 7477774. time. Monday through Friday. Some lextbooks. worth UOO. asking ilOO COMPUTERS Hmh.il prlcas paid Educational printed material alto fessional mike, $20. Mike stand. $10. $40. knowledge of dentistry necessary Call 741-4271. 717 7513 THE EATONTOWN STEAM CUSTOM-MADE LAWN Rad Bank Volvo, 741 last Paid holidays and pension plan included »l 40SS CLEANINO SERVICE — Claanlng MICRO Enthuilatttl Gal Ina bail FURNITURE — Colonial knlck Sand HI.™ to Box c 3*4. Tha Dally FRANKLIN STOVE 4 PIPE SOFA — And matching loveieat. on vour location Motort, IriKki, and pnct oartormtr BUY ATARI ft knack Hlflvat, sconces, wall coal VOLVO - Naw 4 Uiad ALL CARS, TRUCKS — Any cond., Herculon material. 117) SaMt, aartt, aarvlca, body aha* Reglller, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. $175 vant, cart and butat. 144-0034 HOME COMPUTING SYSTEMS, rack! a picture frames Tony. lunks wanted We pay from $70 ua le BANJO - i siring. Start bail. Ilka 471-1413 4.7I-04J4 whara III ALWAYS ON SALE. Shan Maton Rl. IS. Wall, sia 7«»510.000 Utad tlrtl, batteries, alter- naw, UK llrm. OENTAL ASSISTANT — Rad Bank 171-0443 Call M* 1144 ANYTIME. VOLKSWAOEN VAN 1*70 — Naw natort, and ttartert lor sale 510-1440 GIRLS' MISC — Clothes, lite ) to 7. STOVE - Welbulll. M" gat. white. CERAMIC TILE or 130 1441 araa. 4Vj davi, experienced only. 4- includl tkl jackal. Ian corduroy I vr old. 1200 Washer 4 drvar. apt. paint, rebuilt molar. Call alter ) handad dentistry. X-ray license a BAR — 12 tt. long, padded black MASONRY lumper, all for $50 or separate Call tile, with Hand. Harveil Gold. UOO NEW 4 REPAIRS — Bathroom '• FURNITURE REPAIR pm. 447 am THREE CHEAP CARS - And on* mult. Sand resume to Box B 371, Th* leather with 4 wicker chain, list) alter 1 p m., 741-4*01 Call HO-tlTI. altar 5 p.m. modalln* 741-4071 or 411-1171 alter t Dally Raslttar, Shrawtburv, NJ, Call 542-1717. atk for Kavln. VOl KSWAGEN DASHER 111* — 4 carry-all Chaw pick-up for taw. p.m. A REFINISHING 07701. HEADBOARD — And Sealy mat TRUMPET — Kin*, exc cond. BRICK WORK — Pailot, tuot. tlda- door. air. itlck. 40400 ml., top cond . Ponllac Lamani, Bulck, Nova, 1173 BEAUTYREST MATTRESS — •alki, chlmnavt. barbacuat. ate. S4M0. an i«oi Cnavv. Call 130-1440 All can undar iress tat. exc. cond. $15 Call «> 0*44 Bargain price, 1*0 Call I to • a.m., LIGHT HAULING DOCTORS ASSISTANT - Tuat.. Firm, slnole-slie. exc. cond.. W0 or after 4 p.m. 747-S4S1 BUCK'S rail alter 1 p.m.. sa-i(M. SJOO. Frl. 4 Sat.. 7-1. Will train. Sand reasonabl* offer 1424SU Furniture Repair VOLARE — 1174 wagon, low GARAGES — IK., cloaned oul. Con TOP DOLLAR FULL return* to: Dr. A. Ponton*. LADDER — Aluminum 40' haavv TWO ROTARY MOWERS - UO mllaaoa. tllck thlfl, PS/PB, naw 2Si Broad SI , Rad Bank. NJ. 07701. itructlon dabflt ramoved Trees cut. And Reflnlshlng MASON CONTRACTOR — Family clutch and aahauit ivttam AM/FM FOR USED CARS duly. 5130 each 1 warning machine $25. IS* H Birch Av*., Lima Sllvar butlnati. oygr 30 vrt. Spaclalln in LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. BED — Twin mapte. complete, Call 717-4S*t China palnti. 1100. 547-77*7. awns cut 747all» radio and Irallar hitch. B*tt ollar DOCUMENT CONTROL CLERK — clean. $40. Crib. $40, SIC. Graen 1411143 llrapiacai. drlvawavt and weed- Call 141-lfM after 7 p.m. Rl. IS Savravllla. N.J. 717-1100 Full time oosMlon. 1 vr. experience burning ttovat. Call Mlka. 1710*3S living room chair, 570 Antique LAWN MOWER — Star! 20" Rota- TWO TEN SPEED BICYCLES - TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING — In security preferred Call Laura for mahogany library tabla, $50 ry fair cond . $25. Shrewsbury Call Boys' 37" 57i girls 24". $40 Trucking, furniture a appliances, CARPENTERS WOOD SHOP - VOLVO 1174 — 4 dr., auto., ac, 4 cvl.. WANTED JUNK CARS Formica work, furnltur* rapalrt and appointment t-5. 1*1 f303 244-445* 74; 4076 altar 5 p.m. I4I-1M1 Pickup a, delivery *41 1143 PS/PB. AM/FM tterao cauatt* r*> 747-1471 or 1414*04 PAINTING A cordor, naw Irani., USOO or bait DRAFTING BRONZE VELVET BOUDOIR MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING — TWO CHAIRS — Exc cond . I sofa. CARPENTRY WALLPAPERING oftor. 7*7-4411, call alter 4 30 pm 21 Business Services CHAIR — $1). Custom mad* silver Full-silt, In vtrv good cond.. $1). good cond Bait offer Please call TREE SERVICE Metal bed springs exc. cond . $70 ut Mat anvtlma. VW SUPER BEETLE 1174 - Vary blue damask draperies. $110. CALL WALLY'S PAINTING INKERS S4M71S3 741-O47 SKYLIGHTS - Addllloni, block REE good cond.. US00 Call U0 014V alter WALNUT BOOKCASES — Two 5- WOODYS\T SERVICE For a lob you'll ba proud of - HOME REPAIRS — Painting, pa FULL-TIME chlmnovi, batamanlt. kllcnant Call Traa 4 ihruO klmmlng 4 ramoval. 4:10 p.m. CARPET — 10x1). orange thag, ORGAN — $50. folding roll-out bad. shelf bookcases, good cond Approx Pala. >7-1ltt. EMpart Cratttman o«rhanglng, Intulallon, caroantrv. Minimum 3 years recent good condition, $$0. imatelv 4x7'. 195 etch S4230IS Fully Inturad Fra* atllmatei. US VW tmall 4 odd lobt. Fraa aitlmatat. clean. $15. tawing machine, $40 RaatonabM. Rallabta Call 5*3-354* 171-11*4. minimum $7! manlmum, SX-II11 1*1-1*11 IHI Conv*rtlbte Bug Raatonabte ratet. Call 144.4341. experience. Our Red Bank WASHING MACHINE — Start DRIVEWAY Mull •**. H13714. Engineering Graphics Cen- CARPET — 11x13. green, 1100 or PANASONIC TV portable. In need of agitator. $2) CONSTRUCTION HOME S 4 T Inl*rlor/E«l*rlor Palntart ter currently has openings best offer Call batwaan 4-*. In txc cond 150 71725*1 Ii4 0007 or 7N-1414 VW SQUAREBACK 1171 — Goad 471-1743 741-047! IMPROVEMENTS FrM Ettlmatet. drlv* train, body rough. t»s or of EMPLOYMENT for drafters with Lerov and WEBCOR 4" — Portablt TV, FREE ESTIMATES — Atphalt far Alk tor Harold, SU-MH or CHAIRS — Two celery graen velvet PERCGO COACH CARRIAGE - AM.'FM radio, work! on house volt- drlvawavt. parking loll and ualar Rapidograph experience. Al HOME REPAIRS - R*mod*l- EXTERIOR PAINTING AND M11ISS. Call or ruth relume occasional chain. $15 apiece. Two Good cond . $55 Corner cabinet. $50 age, auto or boat or battery pack Fully Inturad. Our 14th vaar. Ina, carp*ntrv, matonrv, plumbing, cornices, dark green velvet. I'V 4 711 171! with carrying cast. txc. cond.. $7). ART CO INC. PAVING 741-ISU STAINING — Beautiful paint lobt 51 Help Wanted alactrlc. no lob too tamll. R4R dona by Eddie I scrape old paint oft 14'. 540 Call attar 4 p.m. 4714717. Shrewsbury Call 7474074 attar 5 Malnlananc*. 47I-I47I. wlndowt and wash them before re- 3 Trucks A Vans Male/Female COI PROPANE BARBECUE — Grill. p m CARPET painting. I recaulk all spots and CHILD'S — Coleco UFO electronic Sean 7 burner, on stand with ADDITIONS - And ado a lav.l, For Salo CORPORATION pin ball machine. $S0. Kitchen sel. wheels, propane tank not Included WINNEBAGO CAP — For lull Ilia INSTALLATION Joints that need II. I work neat and plant Includad. Alto Intula- vour house will look baautllul, otpa- IS* E. Beroen PI. Red Bank 5100 2 light flxturn. Its ea 17M7fe Good cond 5)0 Shrewsbury Call pickup, asking 5200 Call 5S1-04S1 or ilon.wlr.dowi r*plac*d, batamantt 4 ACROBATIC TEACHER or Ml 2340 747 4074 alter 5 p.m 717 374) clallv with while trim. For froa ani- 1H* CHEVROLET — 14' rack body, MMSM (201)842-5220 JIMS CARPET INSTALLATION- altlct llnlthad m-slll after t. mate, call Eddie at 471-4401. Sales, cleaning, re-tayt, reitrelchei SI000 Call after 1 p.m., 717 7*35 AIDES HOMEMAKER HOME EARN EXTRA INCOME — Th* a rapaln. 744-4177 KITCHEN CABINETS — Strll MORGAN P. COLIO, JH HEALTH AIDES — Full or part Amwav way. Gat started In a bus! r*finlthtd. Ilka naw. Color 4 llnlth of nail of vour own. Training provided. your cholc*. counter top ra Painting, wallpapering, plastering IMS CHEVY VAN 100 lima and 14nour duly. Npaxparlanc* Ref proylded. Fr** estimates After 4-cvl., llkk mill n*ccaiiary. Fra* training course Gal tha whole story Call Nan or $ 30 LANDSCAPING LAWN placamanl Woodtnoo. 443nc 4. 142 2341. 747-*7tl. UOO 7t7 IMS Earn hourly wagas plus mlteag*. Jack Akin. 142-MS4. MAINTENANCE FULL LINE HOME IMPROVE- Car and telephone necccttarv. Call 1111 CHEVY UTILITY VAN —4-CVI. Family 4 Children's Service 1121100 EARN $420 A MONTH 4 STILL BE MENTS — No lob too imall Fr*t HOME WITH YOUR CHILOREN — 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 MILLER LANDSCAPING — Com- auto., naw palm (oft. naw battery, •lllmatai 1444*10. or S424I40 For an appointment, call 244-1412. plate lawn larvlc* 4 larxftcaplrm. PAINTING d llrat. Hiding tld* door. E«- JOWE CONSTRUCTION — Rooting, callant running condition. 11,000 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS Openings now In thlt competitive EXCELLENT POSITION — Avail- tiding, carpantrv. matonry. Alter I mum. Aiklng S13H. Call 444-nsi or able lor experienced marina man FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200" THACTHING — SMdlng, llmlno. p.m., 1H1117 or 34I-SS70. INSIDE OR OUTSIDE after 1 p.m., 7I1-1M4. field We pav white you train. ager. Highland! area. Send reiume farllllilng, aarallng; tra*». Ihrubt, to P.O. Box 207, Highland!, N.J. Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items olanlad, trlmmod, l*av*t rakad In MECHANICS 4 DESIGN - All I only ut* Ina bail paint Banlamln 1110 FORD 1/4-TON — 4-cyl., axe Top-flight Instruction. cond Claan Low mllaaga, HMO 0773} or call 17214)0 lor appoint- lurad. fra* aillmatai S44 447* phatat r*mod*llng 4 conttructlon Moora. Stioalrocklng, ttalnlng. In- Atk about our benellls package. ment. quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- 170-101* tulatlng, 4 horn* ropalrt. Quality M4-3S7*. To arrange Interview, call umns now under a separate distmclive heading work at a rcatonabl* prlc*. Fra* 532 202V collect 1173 JEEP COMMANDO — With 4' EXPERIENCED — Full lime hard- TV SERVICE NO JOB TOO SMALL - Interior 4 •ttlmat*t. Call Joa at 7474S3S Army Opporlunltlet ware salesperson for retail store Items onqinatinq Itom youf household may be sold axtarlor painting. Callart 4 attlct Myari plow, 304 cu. In. angina, auto., 4 wha*l drlva, OM turbo 400 Irani, Phone 747 2133. tor up to $200 00 (lormerly $100 00) per article LITTLE SILVER TELEVISION — 1 cteanad. Storm wlndowt. door*, gut- PAINTING — Caroamrv ropairt, ALARM MECHANIC — Ex- t.n Inilalted, ate Fra* .lllmalat norm wlndowi, low ratet. Froa fall- low mlteag*. *MC. running, cond. perienced on burglar and fire alarm FARM HELP WANTED — Part or Price lof each item must be mentioned Sycamora Ava., Lllll* Sllv*r, N.J Atklng 11,100. Call 4*1-1117. Eisart ravalrt Raatonabla ratal. Eaparltncad. Call Bob Adamt. matat. 171-04*3 after I p.m. Installation and larvlc*. Call lull time Call •41*414. 431-4141 for appointment. 7474771 or 747-S771. 1171 FORD PICK-UP FISO - 1S1 cu. 444-4211 SPECIALIZING — In minor homo MOVING A STORAGE In. angina, ragular gai, PS/PB, AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced FIGURE CLERK ROOFING* SIDING Improvements, alto experienced In haavv duty tutpantlon. 4-tpaad brake 4 front end shop, lun* upt 4 Knowledge of bookkeeping, good roof repair. Call Tom. 4t$-2»5. tram., i so 414.1 In. wlvaalt. with general repairs MUST HAVE OWN rllh figures. To $175. AMERICAN HOME IMPROVE- NICK'S MOVERS - Low ratet, tan- cap. Exc. cond. Call after 4 p.m. TOOLS. Good pay 4 company paid ACE EMPLOYMENT AGB.NCY Call 542-1700 MENT — Roofing, tiding, painting, MR. FIXIT HOME REPAIR lor ratet, Ira* aillmatai. Storag*. 471-4111. benefit! Mlddletown Tire. 47M4B4. 70 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewsbury Spaclallllng In odd lobt. W* Iraval. Call anvtlma, 1U1I14. No discount il cancelled belore expiration guttert, roomt. 11 vn *»o Rich OATSUN PICK-UP 1174 — 71,000 Call BUI or George 4*5-1151. Lk.m. No. 4*4 BILLING CLERK — In new car FINALLY THE WAY — To beat in-tiao. mllat, good cond., 4axtra llrat, plui Inflation with Shaklee. you can earn No changes in copy mag wlwall. Atklng 13000. Call dealership, experience reoulred. Pleas* call 7413110. according to your needs 4 effort. Let 441-4311. us show you how. sIlMti evenings L SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.1981 The Daily Register 18 order 3*..get 4 extended classified deadline Include Sunday the next time you Register rates are economical Call in your ad anytime up to place a Register classified ad for and you can charge your ad to TOLL FREE PHONES 3 days and we'll give you the 4th either Master CHarge or Visa. 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. day free. Now that's a good deal See how easy it is? Call 24 hours MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 Besides you get fast results too a day on 1700. this offer not for We make it easy to do business with us commercial advertisers. MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 54M7O NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME

51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Nubbin 77 Pets and Livestock 101 Apartments

NURSE'S AIDE(M/F)— Part lime Real Estate Sales rwo YEAR OLD — Beautiful Bay '3 shift every other weekend. Mus OFFICE CLEANERS I CAM AL6O quarter horse, 15.1 hands, In training be experienced. Please call Medic Freehold area. Large janitorial SHOPPING ROLL ovee for Western tack. Now being broken enter. 842-3800, Ext 83. company looking for people to work or you can train yourself. Call Donna KNOLL WOOD part-time Mon. through Frt., 6 FOR A NEW LOOK ArJD PUY after 7 p m. at 671-4607. NURSE RN — M/F, lull & part-lime p.m.-10 p.m. Must ha.ve own trans- THIS FALL? ' GARDENS positions available on day 4 evening portation. For further Information Before you buy your new wardrobe, shifts. Excellent salary & benefits call 653-1799. why not try on a gold iacket? P*AP 80 Bicycles/ • ..n for appointment. Hilltop Nurs It will change your lite. Exclusive 1 & 2 bedroom apartment. nig Home, 671-0177. OFFICE CLERKTYPISTV El- Mini Bikes Individual gas heating & central air perienced, 31V) hour week*. Call For a confidential Interview call conditioning Excellent location. NURSES' AIDES M/F 787-7300 between 9 a.m. t 4 }B p CENTURY 21 Elnblnder Realtors MOPED — Yamaha Chappy, exc. Just oft Rl 35 on Kings Highway . In Mlddletown, Grace Barker East (walking distance to Foodtown OIL BURNER SERVICE PERSON cond . 1400 HOME HEALTH 671-3500 Call 671 7914 Shopping Center). — Experience necessary, pension In Malawan, Joyce Friedman CALL 6710021 11 5 dally AIDES plan, hospitalliatlon, other benefits. SM-1M1 MOPED — 19W. Motebecane Trav- "NEW" PAY RATES Call Sprague Oil, S66-0871. ellor. Asking 1250., good condition PART-TIME — M/F, work from 6 busy offices serving Central N.J. 495 9719 anytime. ALWAYS CARE, N.J.'i fastest home on telephone program, earn up MIDDLETOWN — 3-room apt., sin- growing temporary nursing service, REAL ESTATE — Why not loin gle male preferred. $2S0. to i3S to $100 per week depending on America's No. 1 Top Seller, Century 84 Merchandise hdsi immediate openings for home lime available. 747-6668 or 780-28M 5663S23 health aides. 21 Ability Heallv on Hwy. 33, " TO)J have a car, work references Holrr.au. Inan IDEAL LOCATION. Wanted MIDDLETOWN — New duplex, 3' PART-TIME SALES — Full-lime Come to our FREE SEMINAR! bedrooms, V » baths, family room. ana Phone...we can provide you with earnings, ideal tor homemafcer with 671 9833 54 Situations Wanted 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise basement and garage $?00 per tocal assignments In audition, children, free kit plan, car neces- 51 Htlp Wanted. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA month CENTURY 21 JOHNSON you'll receive: Vacation Pay, Holi- sary. Call 244 4899 REAL ESTATE SALES Female For Sale For Sale WANTED Antiques, Jewelry. REALTY. 264 4700 day Pay, Bonus Gifts, Insurance, ASSOCIATE — ERA will provide Rugs. Silver. Gold, FOR CASH etc. Call today for appointment PART-TIME CLERK — Apply mornings, Kalsln's Drug Store, 192 national advertising, referrals, TELLER INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES RED BANK — First floor apt for 1 training & supervision. Call (or de- Must be experienced. To $160. Fee MOTHER — Experienced will Daily-Sunday PIANO — Yamaha console, walnut, 159 E. Newman Springs Rd. person $250 per mo. utilities extra. ALWAYS CARE Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. reimbursed. exc. cond 11050. 531 035* after 5:30 7470417. tails, ERA Welmed Realty, 67I-54S0 babysit In her Morganvlll* home. A Shrewsbury 747 6200 Between 13-7 p.m. 747 1579. 121 Rt. 36 West Long Branch ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY fenced In yard. 591-1949. p.m. REAL ESTATE 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury 229-0440 PART-TIME — Maintenance person REGISTER PIANO — Koehlor t Campbell ALL LIONEL TRAINS for townhouse Call RELIABLE WOMAN — Will Clean RED BANK — Beautiful 3 bedroom IS THIS YOU? TRANSIT CLERK your house/apt./condo, ex- spinet. Beautiful, 1400. Or Fiver. TOP caih appraisal NURSES (M/FJ 741-0316 Call 671-2914 lownhouse. carpeting, dishwasher, Experienced IBM 1260 proof ma- perienced, references, trans. Classified Ads 946 2893 iv.n + utilities 741 2196 Goal Oriented chine. To $150. Fee negotiable. 495-1969 RN'S-LPN'S . PART TIME RENTAL CLERK — Self Starter PRINTER'S TRAYS — Good condl ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for 4:30-8 P.M. Must be mature-minded, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RED BANK — Luxury one Inspired by Challenge 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury WILL BABYSIT — Your children In as low as ItM. lop cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- impeccable, good with figures. Some tiques. 109 East River Rd., Rumson. bedroom, carpeting, dishwasher, "NEW" PAY RATES Believer In PMA'A mv Hailet home, IS cents per hour. Call lea-0936 after 6 p.m. 1400 i utilities. 741-2196. light maintenance required. Call Not a Clock Watcher TYPIST 842 31S9 Member Appraisers As- Mr. Carr, $44-1113. ___ 264-1942. 49.5 cents RADIAL ARM SAW - Black*, We are NJ.'s fastest-growing tern If you possess the above attributes a, Good typist, light steno, medical sociation of America. RENT SECOND FLOOR - Apt In background helpful. To $170. WOMAN - WISMS to babysit eve- per line, per day Decker, with stand, exc. cond. porary nursing service seeking nurs PART-TIME SECRETARY — All have a strong desire for personal a, Call 671 7914 ANTIQUES-HOUSEHOLD new 2 family house, Kevport 3 ing professionals who believe tn: functions, good typing & steno a financial achievement, a career In ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY nings. (based on noncommercial bedrooms. 1475 per mo Oct i oc Call 291 Wei after 6 p.m. iMav Insertion) FURNITURE WANTED Quality Assurance, Professional in must. Hours 12-5. Malawan area. real estate with The Berg Agency 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury RAILROAD TIES — New, creosoted A single Item or an entire estate for upancv Days. 842 2314 Eves may be your answer. To learn how put, Maintenance of High Standards. Call 583-6872. VOCAL TEACHER — Experienced For FAST RESULTS 6x6x8. 14.90. Pressure-treated 6*6«8. our next auction. WALSH ESTATE 5836721 you can get started In this challeng- $8.90. Landscape ties, 4x6n8, 13.45. AUCTIONS, 493-4511 or 671-6U8 PART-TIME CLERK/TYPIST — ing career, call Connie Powell at for dance school, resume requested. Situations Wanted SEA BRIGHT - The Harbour Point if you can meet our high standards 842 5142 or 747-2318. ss AT LOW COST 800-523 «74t. of excellence, you'll enjoy: Mon. 8. Thurs.. 9-1 Tues., Wed., 583 5000. '/•PMA-posltlve mental at- Male ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN office, fully furnished luxury apts Frt., 9-5. Every other weekend and titude. RCA — XL-100, 13 In. color TV, 2 TIQUES. Rt. 36 and Homestead e garrantv to help Rent with option to buy 072-0317 671-9040 security 717-7007 Send application to Box 197. Red Bank 07701. 5 mo old bov. vour place or mine, MONEY AMERICA 367-5400 & prizes JEEPS — Government Surplus. WOOD STOVE — Fisher Grandma ASBURY PARK — 1 bedroom, Oct. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 __^— 8-5:30, Mon.-Frl. 671-9699 after 6. Specialist in Govermen! Program SECRETARY - For Hotmdel law Listed for 13, 1H. sold for M4 For Bear, 2 vrs. old, 1500 sq ft heating 1. near Allenhurst train station t, office. Steno A excellent lyplno skills information call (3121931-tWt Ext buses Clean, quiet Yearly leas*. MATAWAN — Brand new (colonial. DEPENDABLE, WARM PERSON capacity 1450 142-5124. 4 bedroom, gas heat. 2 ca« garage, with Daily & Sunday Register required. 946 4620. - To care for Infant ft toddler In my 351. References ft security For appoint MERCHANDISE ment call 9*8 Mo? ?' ? bath Convenient to transport a, SECRETARY home, 9-3. $60 a week, no cleaning. LAWN MOWER — All kinds, all 72 Garage Sales t.on and shopping center Available Young adults needed in Eatontown, Part-time, good typist, cut stencils. 264-5004. makes Best offer. Call 5421717, ask ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri Oct 1. 1800 per mo + utilities 671 8160 Start 14 per hr. SITTER WANTEO — For three chil- for Kevin. Apartments, East Ave 1 & 2 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Yard Salts bedrooms available Rental Office: Fair Haven, Little Silver, Tinton Falls dren, In Rumson arta. Sitter must, 71 Merchandise For LIVING ROOM SET — 3 PC., Medl- 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury have transportation 3 to 7 P rn , 5 Apt 44 or call 291 0006 Sale lerranian crushed velvet. Exc BELFORD - 124 Twtltth ST be Ml DOLE TOWN - Colonial, 9 and Long Branch. SECRETARY days 1 overnight. ie yrs. or older. cond , 1350 M3-010B before 11 ft after ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3 large Call 530-14M. Iween Rte 36 I Leonardvllle Rd oorm. 4 bedrooms, r i baths, full Accurate typist, no steno. filing, wed , Thurs.,Sept 23.24.94.Christ- rooms with private porch, pav own eilar, office. V00 a mo plus utlll clercial duties. Start $160 Call 542-8880 LIVING ROOM SET — Traditional mas ornaments, iewelrv. clothes, electric, immediate occupancy. lies, security ft references Call ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY household & much more Rain or 7912490 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 10 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury S3 Domestic Help 3 LINES beige velvet couch, love seat, & 7874382 chair. Dining room set, dark oak BEAUTIFUL — 2 bedroom apt, MIDDLETOWN 3 or 4 bedroom SECRETARY 5 DAYS hutch, oval table with 4 chairs, exc. second floor, no pets Suitable for Farm House Quiet neighborhood, With steno, good typing skills, tor HOUSEKEEPER — Rumson, gen- cond. Call 141-eWt. couple Long Branch 222-0310. eral housework, light cooking, 3 76 Auction Sal** fireplace 1650 per month, plus utlll temporary assignment in local area. ties October 1st occupancy. Perfect Excellent pay. No fee charged. older children, will sponsor, live In. $3.30 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE —An- HIGHLANDS - Deluxe efficiency The Register FAMILY ADS (Infla- lique bedroom set. Two beautiful lor several working people Call ACE TEMPORARIES Call « baths, family Originating from household, not ex- oom with wet bar. recently re In high-paying position at a prod- ister. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 ceeding a sale price of 1200 per controls 1 table. Trains Include 3 tioneer, 431-5788 o/ 123 6789 HIGHLANDS - 1 bedroom Shore MATAWAN, MIDDLETOWN AREA engines, 7 freight cars, 6 passenger nod led, convenient location, refer- uctive dealership. Must have auto & enicie ST JOHN'S CHURCH AUCTION — Or apt. wall-to-wall carpet, no pets, some truck experience. Full com- cars. Must be seen. In running cond. ences required. 1850 per mo plus Situations Wanted PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Little Silver Point Rd., Sept 27, 2 security required. $260 plus utilities utilities Call 671 7815 or 671 1953 NEWSPAPER ROUTES AVAILABLE pany-paid benefits. Send complete 54 Each additional line, 11.00 No dis- W9S takes all Call alter a p.m. 872 0691 MMOM. p.m. Antiques, early attic, home- resume to: Box C 182, The Daily Female count II canceled before expiration. made obi ecu, services Inside If OAKHURST — Split level, 4 ONE DAY EACH WEEK. (WEDNES- Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. No changes in copy rain. 741-7126. B.G. Coetes, Auc- KEANSBURG-BEACHVIEW bedrooms, I' i bathi, with nice kitch Have something to Mil? Phone lloneer. GARDENS - One bedroom Heat, en. living room and bathroom Also SHAMPOO PERSON — Full or part- ACCOUNTANT — With B S degree MATTRESSES — Must sell In 10 hot water A cooking tfl* included, DAY) NO COLLECTION. lime, Red Bank area. days. Over 1,000 name brand mat- finished basement with kitchen, all will do bookkeeping, preparation of $335 View of the Bay 717 4*75 gas utilities Big yard in an Ideal Call 747-4796. financial statements, payroll A tax tresses & boxsprlngs. All sizes, such 542-1700 as Seelv. Eclipse, Simmons, Spring 77 Pits And Uvtstock KEANSBURG — 4 room apt., all location 4550 per mo plus utilities CALL: SHEET ROCKERS —TapersA Fin- returns. In my home. Call 530-1374 I1 i mos security Call Manny, after 5:30 p.m. air, etc New but slightly damaged utilities included, $325 per month. ishers, experienced only, steady THE DAILY or water-stained. From 129.95 each Call Wm$ 6718364 or 671 1316 Mr. Robert McKnight work. Call 7 a.m. to 3 P.m., 287-2525. Grant's Furniture, Mlddlebrook Advanced And Beginners After 6 p.m., 4*2-2624 or 545 6294 lABYSITTER — In mv homt, RED BANK Central. 3 bedroom. Hazlet location. 2 full-time adults Shopping Center, Rt. 35, Oakhurst, DOG TRAINING REGISTER N J Mon. thru Frl. 10 to 9, till e » KEYPORT - 2 different apts $340 living room, dining room, eat in 542-4000, Ext. 287 lunch and snicks. Call 264 8208 or Bevshore Dog Club. 741-8046 per mo . terms & conds Call morn hilchen, basement, attic, totally re STENOTYPIST —. Sales coordi- 583-3437 __ CLASSIFIED ADS Sun 12 to 5. Call 493-4900. AKC YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUP •ngt 8. eves 739 1819 decorated Walk to schools. nator, fast growing manufacturer MGDITiRRANEAN BEDROOM hurches ^ Mores Of I street park needs an experienced, accurate per- ADMIRAL REFRIOeRATOR — PIES - Champion bloodlines. 2 LONG BRANCH — Clean 3 room BABYSITTER — In mv home, SET — Oueen-slie bed. 7 yrs. old. months old. must be seen. 291-49M ng Oct 1 1 house with t bath. $525 son to handle salespeople, orders * Works oood. very clean, very small apartment, $310 a mo , plus utilities, Another house with 2 baths, 1560 plus Hazlel location. 2 full-time adults Inside. Ireeier on too, 58S 0411049 1*00 Colonial living room set. 1700 eves. correspondence. Accurate typing a Odds «. ends. 671-0547 or >7I-40H. good location, 1 mo. security R«f utilities & security References No must, steno a Plus. 563-6400. lunch and snacks. Call 264 8208 or After 5 p m , 741-0418 5833437 „___ A LOW BUDGET? DOG DISHES — English crock petl 741 1127 or HI 1123 Shop the Used Furniture Center MODERN — Brown sofa with two style, 4 sites. LONG BRANCH - Large 1 bedroom TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR/ MACHINE OPER- BABYSITTING — In my Union matching beige arm chairs, good ROOMY Cape in Little Silver. 4 ATOR — Must have 2 yrs. of prior ol Red Bank Tanks Alotfl Maple Ave Red Bank garden apartment with dining room Beach home, Mon. thru Frl. Ex- H7 Shrewsbury Aye. I4M44* cond , 1350 firm. Two end tables with 7473440 bedrooms, 2 lull balhs, finished supervisory experience A 2 yrs. ex- and eat in kitchen. Heat, hot water basement on 6 wooded acres. Near perienced mother, big yard, tovi ft glass Inserts. 140. 542-Mfe. and gas supplied. Close to train, perience setting UP & using PVC lunch. 739-2350. ANDERSEN WINDOWS & DOORS Tram, very private Call days DOCUMENTATION, extrusion blow molding machine. MOVING OUT OF STATE — Mull bus,medical center and shopping 561 7100, ext 2841, nights 872 9633 - Any site 1 style. 50% discount ENGLISH POINTER — 9 months $360 a mo Call 222 9191 You may subsitute 2 yrs of trade EXPERIENCED — Honest woman, Wlnd««liards, HOP 523 1707. sell appliances, antique oak server. old, good with children Also good school for the experience. Salary excellent worker, house cleaning, air conditioner, dryer, odds «. ends. hunter. W-eW 120,000 a yr., 40 hrs. Mon.-Frl. Jot) ANTIQUES — Furniture, porcelain, 5836097 before 2 P.m. LUXURIOUS - 1 & 2 bedroom apts 103 Rentals To Share TRAINING, LOGISTICS. m transportation. $40. 775-6757 now available. Heat, hot water in- order 6684600 No fee charged. Apply etc. Now operating In our new shop FANTASTIC - Little cat, spayed, In person or send resume to: PVC EXPERIENCED MOTHER — Will at ai'/i Main St., Matawan (across NOW OPEN cluded 1350 a mo $4S0 No pets. all shots, litter trained Free to lov- please Greenhouse Apartments, 728 PARTS LISTING, ETC. Container Corp., S56 Industrial Wav babysit In mv home, any age, Mon the street from old location) Hours: EVERYONE WELCOME ing home 747 72*5 FEMALE WANTED - To share West. Eatontown, N.J. 07724. thru Frl. >B7 till 135 Tuos. thru Set. The Collectors Greens Ave , West End, Long large home in Holmdel Reply to Nationwide Organization plans new facility in Monmouth Second hand Lll'l FREE HOUSEBROKER PUPPIES Branch Call 171-0473 P O Box 123. Holmdel. N J 07733 EXPERIENCED WOMAN — With Int Malawan, N.J. 5M-3H2 County Area. ' SURVEYORS 22 24 Broad St.. Kevport, N.J. — Exc. watchdogs, 1 male, 2 female. WILL child, will assist or companion elder- ANTIQUE LIVING ROOM SET — Call 214-0)77 Beagle Terrier type 7079262' after TRAIN ly person, Part-time. 291-5097. Couch & 2 chairs, maroon and royal Hr.'s 10-4 p.m. 6. 213 Instruction 213 Instruction Good pav and benefits. Call collect: EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN blue velvet material, early 1900's. NEED: S32 2029 lions teat, carved wood facing. Have Buying A selling, all types of OIGANTIC SELECTION -Of beau- — Desires cleaning work weekdays tiful Tropical fish A plants. Army Opportunities for pleasant working people only. All been offered 1450 for set by dealers. merchandise. Tanks Alot, 1 Maple Ave., 747-3440 • DEPARTMENT MANAGERS * chores and some cleaning aids In- First offer above that takes It. Phone Lltlana Hughes; I SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — Resident Junkologlst Openings for 8-4 shift, 3-11 shift or cluded (satisfaction assured). $40 M4-5I7I • TECHNICAL WRITERS day. Own transportation, will HALF ARAB MARE — Show horse ' ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS | 11-7 night shift. Long term work. ANTIQUE MIRROR — S3S. Set of 3 NURSERY SCHOOL EQUIPMENT Call 842 7300. travel. If Interested call Kathv. — Entire contents of preschool supreme, great on trails, well- 264-1351 alters. matching folding screens, $25 ea. trained, gentle. Also Arab mare, •LOGISTICIANS Sena Perfect Sleeper, with 125 bed items to accommodate over 20 chll OR OUR NEW LOCATION SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — dren. Call alter > p.m.. 5H-O936. 14.3, 4, liver chestnut. Green-broke, MIDDLETOWN GIRL — Available Irame, 1110 Coffee table, round, elegant, athletic. Also half-Arab • PARTS SPECIALISTS Evenings weekends. Pleasant, in- black, formica top, metal base, 125 88 EAST BERGEN PLACE teresting work. Permanent. for babysitting afternoons and week- ORGAN — Hammond L 100 with mare, excellent disposition, good ends. Call Jams at 671-5453. Mlsc frames, 11 ea. 775 6945 alter 6 with beginners, blemished, but -462-BOM. Dm. Leslie tone cabinet No 130. Perfect . NEW JERSEY • TRAINING DEVELOPMENT cond , make offer. Call 7I745U sound. 367-3796. ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank CALL NOW: SPECIALISTS 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 217 West Front Street HORSE STALLS FOR RENT - 3 buildings 150 dealer* S42 4336 ORGAN — Lowrey Holiday deluxe Rough board, Mlddletown area. Call • QUALITY ASSURANCE Items bought, ask for Guv with Leslie speaker, automatic or- 741 2302 chestra & glide control, earphones, SPECIALISTS BOXES - CORRUGATED like new, asking 1400. 542-W76. LARGE SELECTION — Of Tropical TRAIN TODAY FOR THE (i For Moving a, Storage, and for In- fish a. aquarium plants now In stock dustry. A complete line ol packaging ORGAN — Conn with Slrummer at: FULL OR PART TIME POSITIONS. supplies 4»? A611 or 747-4W6. rhythm and bench, exc. cond . 1925. Tanks Alol, 0 Maple Ave.. 74^.3440 072-9675 Visit our "Walk-In" Sulla at Additional Income Potentiall CLOTHING — Male, Illes 42 to 41 PHILCO COMBO — Refrigerator t, COMPUTER and ^ portly stout. Suits, coats, mlsc 101 Commercial Items. Female, sites 10 & 12. freeier. 4 years old. exc. cond., Rentals HOLIDAY INN, Adult Carrier Opening Dresses 1 coats 717 4W} frost-free, 1105. Call 042-0049. WEST LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY . COCKTAIL BAR — Sofa, end tables, PIANOS ORGANS SECRETARIAL CAREERS Rural Delivery Route lamps, misc. Items. MOST MAJOR BRANDS ON SEPTEMBER 21(1 • 22nd Car Necessary Call 787 4M1 WAREHOUSE PRICES RED BANK THAT WILL PAY OFF TOMORROW 2600 SO FT Of OFFICE SPACE Witt) • COHFUTER nWMJWIW.^fUTl-G^MTIWl BETWEEN I PM» 9 PM I COLLECTORS - I have 70 HPM heel included, prtvete perking, very records, beer trays, Life magazines, FREEHOLD MUSIC nesoniMe Luge ceolul reception • KEYPUNCH • EXEC. SECY. • TYPM/ITEM Manalapan — Englishtown —' Shirley Temple stuff. 74I-4JS3 KM. good rrirltc flow Individual offices • OfFWE mOCEBUK e KCTS/KKPl If unablt to visit, ••nd niuuii or CENTER COLONIAL — Blue pattern sec- RT 9 (1<^ miles north of circle) can be redlvtded Air condUKxilng • MTA EQUIP, mm call Toll Fraa: — Freehold Area •oulpmeol on premises tional couch with wooden arms !• (201) 462-4730 DAV V 800-645-9522 W»K> lined draoes to match Good 747-1100 iE ";.«*T.CLASSeS condition 1350 firm. Call between • MONTHLY RENTALS FROM 17.SO Call am 1 2 p.m., «71 «74. STUbENT LOANS AVA~ PIANOS — ORGANS All Musical Supplies and Services •FREE PLACEMENT ASSIST. communication, inc. Mary Tomeski DESKS, FILES — Tables, chairs, TUSTING PIANO CO. .rWMIINDUSTIUlaRM CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE: 494-5450 adding machines, typewriters, of- Our 97th Year fice equipment, etc. el bargain Asburv Park 775-OU4 | 12.000 sq. II. Tailgate loading. I 42S Broadhollow Road 542-4000 EXT 227 prices New or used A.AC. DESK Open 9 to 9 Ivate parking A/C, heat,I SCHOOL OF DATA PROGRAMMING OUTLET, ifM Rt. 35, Oakhurst. sprlnklered. Public transporla [ Malvlll*. N.V. 11747 531 3W0. PIANO For sale Klmball Spinet lion fho Computer Professionals Benw.tn 1:30 AM To 5:00 PM Solid maple. Excellent condition. (Attention M. Wood) DINETTES - 5-Plece »7e ej, Asking 1000 Call 741-1705. sola tits, bedding sets. Innei Equal Opportunity tmptoyar M»l«/F.m.l. f»uelOeportui>(r)r«i"f*>rer 199.95. Bedrooms, living (rooms, PIANO — Klmbell upright, exc. I 747-1100 100 Parton.g. Road, M.nlo Park, N.J. bunk beds, fectorv. After cond MOO 1961 Morris Ay., Union, N.j! 4950095 042-4.707 r 104 Wlnttr Rentals 131 Housts For Salt 138 Mobile Homes 134 Mlddletown SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1981 The CfctftyRegister 19 EATONTOWN - 2-batfroom houM / BRAND NEW MOBILE HOME — Township Hall, Mlddletown, New suitable lor coupli only No M(I 11' i% ASSUMPTION - Available to Security A rtftr*nc*i rtqulrod I Fully set up In adult park, ready for Jersey Remuneration for Mid im aritf t p.m. qualified buyer on ihlt lovely 4 I occupancy Priced mid twenties Archltecti ror service* to be ren- bedroom, i'/, bath colonial In a de WS7-4222. dered Is sal at the turn of 119,400 00. sirable. lamlly oriented Hal let com and compensation for additional ser- FLORIDA — Saraiou Btautilul munlty Walk to New York but. Pelican Covt, 2 btdroom. 2 bath HIG HLANOJ — 18K JJ, 1 (Mdroom vice!, pursuant to the Contract, shall Eiicellent schools, pool, racquet club posslbllv 2, Plus kitchen, dining turnkty cootfo, rtcrtalion, Avail- and MUCH MOREIII (82,500 AP not e«cead the turn of $3,600 00 .ible 4-4 moi. Call 741 04/| area, living room ft bath, asking without authorization trom the -mm PLEBROOK AGENCY, INC. Re- altors, V 46 38)3 16,000. 49HO92 Townihip Committee. All services to be rendered are fully described In MOUNT POCONO - Four tMdroom LIVE LIKE A MILLIONAIRE - two b«lh Chaltl. Flrtplicr Country A RARE FIND! — Cutlom built the Contract executed with Kaplan. dub Clot* 10 all rtton, ttMMI Beautiful 24x44 mobile home. For! Gaunt, Dtsantls, Architects Copies Rumson home with adjoining 4 room Mvart, Fta. Spacious, draperies, tun of the Resolution and Contract are NORTH LONG BRANCH - Dr olflce Presently a dentist's ofllce screan patio, dlnlng/living room, available for public Inspection dur- slgntr dtconttd, 1-btdroom ••• Main home has 3 bedrooms, dining eat-In kitchen, 2 bedrooms, lavishly ing regular business noun at the fcutlv* iuitt» Panoramic octan room, den, on nearly an acre on the lurnlshed Large pool, club house, offices of the Townihip Clark. views, maid urvkfl, color TV, laun- bus line Quality construction planned trips. Bingo, etc $40,500 HILDA STOVER. Township Clerk dromat and rtilauranl on prtmlui throughout $157,500 201 291 3018 Sept 21 llio All utlllllts included. CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors BEACHCOMBER 223 U79 "Independently Owned" B13 River Hd Fair Haven 140 Real Estate Wanted PUBLIC NOTICI PRICE NOT AS IMPORTANT As (201) 741 7686 The Planning Board of Mid reliability and r«ftr«nc*i, for this dletown Township took the following tiiMuhfuMv furnlthtd ranch In Oak ASSUMABLE 456.000 MORTAGE ALL CASH action al their meeting of September hurst near all transportation No Mlddletown So. MS, Riverside Investors seek houses up to $100,000 16, 1961: Heights Secluded 120M100 location, 3 Quick closing MELMED REALTY, Approved — Minor Subdivision bedroom ranch Lovely fenced yard, Bkr 671 5650 tor Helen A Vahara. premises lo- SEA BRIGHT - Motel room* 1 71 ft living room with fireplace Be cated on block 886, lots 1-8 and 11 1 iur mshfd apartmenit. Maid wrvlce ready lor the holidays) Middletown. i V . utilities Included In our low FAIR HAVEN REALTY 747 9600 RECREATIONAL Approved — Minor Subdivision winter ratet. Available by day, week lor Lloyd E Colfver, premises lo- nr month No leaieno security COMMERCIAL BUSINESS IN cated on block 161, lot 3, Tlndall TRADE WINDS'MOTEL 142)137 DUSTRIAL - Needs Call the Pros Road, Mlddletown at Whelan Realty Group, 842 7565 Approved — Minor Subdivision SEA GIRT - 4 bedrooms, 1 baths, for John P. A Catherine Gillette, .Hi Appliances, ISM) a mo plus utili- 152 Boats ft ties 449442S or HI nil premises located on lot 12, block 735 FIRST TIME OFFERED Accessories Mlddletown. WEST END - Modern 3 room & Approved — Subdivision and tj.ith. furnished units Immediate oc- LITTLE SILYER - Custom built 16 FIBERGLASS — With 33 hP variance for Matthew J Gill, pre tupancv, 132} Includes all. THE Ranch In choke location, featuring electric start Johnson and trailer. mises located on lots 50, 51, and 52, SANDPEBBLE, 229 1700 after 2 spacious living room with fireplace, new canvas top $1700 791 033? block 916, Mlddletown. ] bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, Approved — Floodplaln en- WEST PALM BEACH, FLA - eat-in kitchen, hardwood floors 16' THOMPSON - Wood lapstrake, croachment permit for Harry M (Lake Worth) 2 bedroom con throughout and attached 2 or ga- 40 h.p. Johnson electric start, Lawless, premises located on lot 14, (lominlum, completely furnished rage Must see to appreciate the galvanltad trailer, canvas cover, all block 895, 73 Collins Ave , Port Mon r alt 5M 0936 after 6 p.m. many extras Financing available to accessories. Good condition, ready mouth qualllled buyer. Asking $127,900. to fish or ski. $1250 671-6877 Denied - Major subdivision for Joseph Koveleskv. premises located 106 Furnlthtd Rooms 16' HOBIE CAT — (Cat Fever) EHC on block 416, lots 9 through 15; block FROMKIN INMAN REAL ESTATE cond. Jib kit. Large window In main. 475, lots 37 through 52; block 427, lot 7744484 Double Groumet Tramp. Asking I, and block 474, lot 12, Section I and ASBURY PARK - Newly deco $7500 Call 741 6240 II. Mlddletown rated, maid service, color TV Kltch Wayne Rogers, Sec en urivili-ui- 135 for singles, 145 for FOR SALE BY OWNER — 3- 16' FIBERGLASS BOAT - And mo Mlddletown Township doubles. 1S5 lor doubles with private bedroom Ranch with ocean view, lor with trailer, 83 h.p motor, fully i...in 774 9678 Planning Board attached garage, lull cellar, walk to equipped. Firm, $2500 Must sell September 17, 1981 beach 8. N Y busline, gas heat, low 787 1488 anytime. Sept 21 ' 111 10 KEANSBURG taxes Lot slie tOOxlOO Asking Rooms for rent 168.000 842 3379 or 463*487 17 FT STEURY (979 — 80 h.p. CAM 717 6869 or 767 98)1 Mercury ft trailer $4,500 Call 847 7135 after 5 P m W Red B*nk RED BANK - Off Broad SI . room GLORIA NILSON in private home, mature gentleman Realtors 18' STARCRAFT 150 h p LIOAL NOTICI Ml 51*2 alter 4pm Hwy 35, Shrewsbury B42 6009 mercury. Long-trailer $3500 firm. Sealed proposals for the trans- 791 5530 after 6 P m. portation of pupils will be received ROOM FOR RENT - For woman, HOLMDEL 12% FINANCING bv the Board of Education of the (onvenlentlv located on Broad St 19' LIGHTING WOOD SAIL BOAT School District of the Borough of Kitchen privileges Call 741 I43S. TWO ACRES PLUS PQOL - EHC. cond., complete with V-i h.p. ] bedroom, J^bath Colonial, Red Bank, at 10 00 a m (Prevailing engine and trailer $1500 747 5911, Ttmel on Thursday, the 1st day of t ircular driveway, full basement, on call after 6:30 p.m 108 Commercial TWO acres with 3 year old Olympic October 1981 at the Administration sue In-ground pool and detached 73 FT SPORTCRAFT — 165 I/O, Building, 76 Branch Avenue, Red •HMarataktrUinrPKH Cuddy Cabin, best offer Bank. New Jersey Specifications Rentals and bid forms for the route and a PEDAL POWER — Reid B. Cameron of Monmouth to help benefit the Monmouth County Heart Associa- 1179,900 Must sell Call lor details 776S75O . REALTY WORLD standard form of questionnaire to be Beach, left, gives advice to Franklin and Bernadette tion. Cameron was event organizer, and the Ruck's own 13' CHRIS CRAFT • Cuddy Cabin. .•tniwered by (he bidder may be se- A 1 PRIME OFFICE - Heart of Red ADELAIOE MANNA 946 3232 Coast Guard-approved CB, tape cured from the Board Secretary's Ruck during yesterday's "Cvclethon" in Asburv Park Frank's Bike Shop in Atlantic Highlands, a prize donor. Bank Heat, air conditioning In- player, dual batteries, good cond . office. 76 Branch Avenue, Red Bank, rluded $115 mo Rocar Co , 7413313 HOLMDEL i'«c motor, dockage paid $1250 Call New Jersey before 1 p.m. EOWARD W COLLINS AGENCY after 6 p.m , 495 0679 The Board of Education re- ABILITY DEPENDABILITY serves the right to reject any and all rOLTSNECK - Commercial space RELIABILITY 73 CHRIS CRAFT — Cuddy Cabin, for tease Colts Towne Shoppes. btds 4 946 4144 Coast Guard approved CB, tape lorain S Hartnett Tolls Neck, N J . across from De- player, dual batteries, good cond, iinous Orchards Space available Board Secretary/ KEYPORT — Different homes lor exc motor, dockage paid $1750 Call Business Administrator trom 1150 per mo Call 721-0044 for sale Owner will help provide financ- after 6pm. 49S0679 City Cyclethon' successful more Information 76 Branch Avenue ing Must qualify 739 1889 mornings Red Bank. New Jersey 6 evenings. 30' OWENS 1964 - Twin Chevvi. Sept 71 $7 M COLTS NECK - Prime PROF of refrigerator, sleeps six, $3500 ASBURY PARK - About 140 people became peddlers will go about collecting the pledges, and the those who raise licebldg space ai crossroads of Rts LITTLE SILVER - 3 bedroom, 2 264 8658 14 & S37 2 suites, 600 8. 350 Sq II bath, one story, entry porch 8> hall, yesterday for the Heart Association. the most money will receive special prizes, Cameron ex- immediate occupancy 7B0 6688 living room, dining room, mirrored HOBIE MONOCAT - 12 ft with US Union Beach At 9 a.m., they left the Asbury Park Casino and rode plained. fireplace, eat-In kitchen, large den. trailer, both in exc cond . ready to CORRUGATED STEEL BUILDING go. $750 Call 842-1056 after 6pm NOTICI bicycles down the boardwalk in a "Cyclethon" to raise money 75i45, Ideal for warehouse, boat 7 car attached garage Close to TAKE NOTICE, that on the 11th "It's not how many miles you ride, but how much you turn repair 4 storage, with loading dock schools A stores Call 741 7075 after LENTZE MARINA — For Raritan day of August 1981 the Zoning Board for the organization. in to the heart fund," Cameron explained. & ramp Call McConnell Fuel Oil. 7pm Bay boaflng In out berthing service of Adlusiment of the Borough of Avenue D. Atlantic Highlands, be for power and tall boats. 15 to 26' Union Beach, N J , after a public "It was very good," said organizer Reid B. Cameron, of The cycling lasted for six hours, and by the time the last Iween 9-4, Mon Fri 800-662 3061 MARLBORO COUNTRY HOME - On landscaped half-acre Low taxes, Used boat sales 787 2139 hearing denied the application of Monmouth Beach, a few hours after the last rider dismounted. pedal was pushed, some participants had traveled 72 miles, mother daughter Bl-Level lie. Lee Bernstein and Roseann Trena FREEHOLD Prestigious, well MARINE ELECTRONICS - For for a variance to construct a certain "We had people from age five to seventy." •ippoinied office space Main St , tond 6 rooms, 2 baths UP, 3 rooms the latest in SITex recorders, VHF said Cameron. & bath down Large deck, patio. 2- addition at property located at 64S Freehold Boro Suites up to 7000 SQ radios, direction finders or Loran. Clark Avenue known as Block 174 lot No exact figure on the amount of money raised in yester- The money raisecfwill go to the American Heart Associa- H Call weekdays, '80 7780 tar garage $110,000. wltl hold mort vour best buy Is gage 946 3848 13 BOAT HOUSE Resolution of said Board of Ad- day's endeavor has been calculated, but Cameron said he is tion and to the association's Central Jersey Chapter, which KEANSBURG •• Store lor rent, 1000 MIDDLETOWN 1132 Ocean Ave Sea Bright justment has been filed In the office hopeful that more money will be raised than the 110,500 or so encompasses Monmouth and Mercer Counties. A lot of the SQ It in business district 847 2711 of the Borough Clerk and Is avail- 495 1115 Alter 5. 7«7 7166 ASSUMPTION Open 7 Days a Week able for Inspection collected after last year's event. money will go toward funding Heart Association programs, Must see this 3/4 bedroom Ranch Sept 71 1480 MATAWAN On Rt 34. appOH located on "i acre cut de sac In pres- OUTBOARD 1975 CHRYSLER - 35 Yesterday's Cyclethon was the eighth annual such event such as classes in CPR — cardio-pulminary resucitation. lmately7M)SQ It Also small office. tigious Mlddletown area 3 baths. h p , electric, single lever controls, new cables ft ignition. $600 Call 247 Regional Notices for the Heart Association and took participants through Ocean Some of those who took part in yesterday's event rode narking Call 566 0936 after 6pm room, kitchen, large recreation 7470733 Grove, Bradley Beach, Avon, Belmar and Spring Lake, in bicycles built for two, Cameron noted. room Central air conditioning, full NOTICI TO •IDDIRI MIDDLETOWN - 5.000 SQ ft pro- baiement, J ion? gas baseboard SAILS AWEIGH OASOLINI addition to Asbury Park. One pair on such a bicycle actually tied the day's distance fi-ssional ofllce space available for heat S50.000 assumes this 8^% immediate occupancy Ample park New Jersey's only Sealed bids will be received bv Before the Cyclethon, riders sought sponsors to pledge record of 72 miles. The riders will be credited Is a team, and mortgage 1120.000 PHEONIX RE- HUNTER Dealer the Northeast Monmouth County Re mg Sterling Thompson & As- ALTY, Bkr 264 3087 sociates. Realtors, 800 W2-6810 Sailboat Specialists gional Sewerage Authority, whose money for every mile they would travel. Now the participants not individually, for the mileage, Cameron said. MIDDLETOWN - 10% financing 75 pre-owned, new offices are at 1 Highland Avenue. OFFICE SPACE plan available to qualified buyer on boats on display Monmouth Beach, New Jersey for WILL BUILD TO SUIT new <(instruction In prime location 807 Mantoloklng Rd , Brick Town supplying its "Regular" gasoline re- 7000 so M , prime Red Bank down Choose trom spacious Colonial or (TOD 477 3757 quirements for on* year from the town location 6714141 after 6 pm Ranch models from 11M.900 Call date of the award Said gasoline to FOUR SEASONS REALTORS. WOOD PUSSEY (CLASSIC) - be delivered bv New Jersey State Prestige Office Space 671-9100 Fiberglass, trailer, 4 ftp Mercury. •nipected mctered tank trucks as Rutgers prof researches COLTSTOWN PLAZA PMC cond . must sell Best offer Call mav b* requested bv the Authority OCEAN TWP — Must sell. 189.900 609 77).9194 (rom time to time, to th* tank now Births Highway 34, Colts Neck 4 bedrooms, family room, 2 baths, installed on Its premises of said ad- (OPP. Delicious Orchards) appliances, screened porch, 1 car dress garage, gas heat, central air. bv The Authority reserves the right owner 5314249 154 Recreational to relect any and an bids Bids must be in the hands of the Authority no control of gypsy moths i Private Entrances Vehicles 1 individual Heat 1 Electric OCEAN TOWNSHIP - WavSide later than 8 P M . October 20. 1981 at RIVERVIEW 1 Private Parking Woods 1 Long view Village New said Authority's offices, at which i rjertutiiui Landscaped Grounds homes trom $145,000 14">% mort- 16 SHASTA 1963 — In top condition, time all bids will be opened and Red Bank NEW BRUNSWICK - Control measures moth's life cycle which occurs before it '• Walk to stores, restaurants and gage No points, no tees SJ1-05QS. light, easy to haul Fully equipped read Plus hitch, sleeps 4 Asking $1,795 Bids must be enclosed in a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas for gypsy moths and Colorado potato beetles reaches adulthood. The wasp also eats a few RUMSON - Conveniently located, fc Long term leasfs available 74 7 t649 scaled envelope bearing the *ieme Vona (JoAnne LaPlaca). 115 — two of New Jersey's top insect pests — stoned front ranch home 2 and address of the bidder and other minor insects that defoliate trees. bedrooms, dining room, living room, FORD VAN 1976 — Nice Interior for marked "Gasoline Bid " If the con- W. Main St., Freehold, son, may get a boost from research being con- "But the wasp doesn't pose any threat as kitchen, tiled bath, full basement. tract is awarded to the bidder, said FROM $300 AAO. garage Ashing $78,900 Super clean In ft out, 1 owner. Ask- bidder must within five days after Sept 18. ducted by Dr. James Lashomb of Rutgers a new pest in the area because it can't live on Leo C Batiarro Agency, 222 4541 Phone: 431-2226 ing $3600 Call 787 4569 notification that the contract is Mr. and Mrs. John Pulcine University. other insects," Lashomb said. "The wasp's RUMSON — New listing 4 ready for execution, sign said con- Mon through Frl 9AM J PM MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT tract and furnish a performance (Mary Alice Vogel), Under two new grants awarded by the bedrooms, large family room, water Check our unbeatable chemical cues restrict it to a gypsy moth view immediate occupancy, bond satisfactory to the Authority, if Crestview Apartments, U.S. Department of Agriculture, the East 110 Wanted To Rent $89,900 RUMSON RE ALT V. Re requested diet." altort 84H894 SCOTTY 1973-15 ft self contained 'William J Roonev Parlin, daughter, Sept. 18. Windsor resident is studying methods of ef- Executive Director Part of the research involves conducting $1000 firm Mr and Mrs. Peter fective control of the pests with only minimal NEED ? BEDROOM APT - ElC SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP Nice (7011 264 7091 Sept 21 111 10 gypsy moth larva counts so that the wasps references, clean family of 3 Key things come In small package* Our Ludwig (Joanne O'Neill), use of chemicals. HOD area 264-8451 alter 4 tastefully remodeled, smartly deco- STARCRAFT - Deluxe pop up, can be released at a time when their para- rated, 7 bedroom unit even has a sieeos 6. thermostelic heater, refrlg- NOTICI TO IIDOIRI Parkview at Madison, Law- The first grant, for $25,000, funds research RED BANK AREA 4 to 5 rooms. redwood deck Asking $41.900 E A t-rator. stove, closet, awning and FUILOILORADINO. 1 sitic attacks on the gypsy moths can do the Oft Call ARMSTRONG AGENCV, Realtors. Sealed btds will be received bv rence Harbor, daughter, into the relationship between soil tem- extras 11100 791 0337 most damage, said Lashomb, who is also on 780 5363 SSS Prospect Avt. Little Silver. the Northeast Monmouth County Re- Sept 18. perature and the time when Colorado potato 7*11 4500 gional Sewerage Authority, whose the research faculty off the State Agricultur- RETIRED COUPLE - Seeking apt offices are at 1 Highland Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kovalsky beetles emerge from their winter homes, or house m Keyport Matawan Cllf UNION BEACH - 2 bedroom Cap* SPECIAL Monmouth Beach, New Jersey, for al Experiment Station at Cook College. (wood area 764 0618 .Cod with expansion attic. 120 « 100 supplying its Fuel Oil Grade No 7 (Linda Schneider), 7 Crane said Dr. Lashomb, who is an assistant pro- JOO NOTICES WANTED TO RENT - Nov 1st, lot. mint condition Owner will assist requirements for one year from the Court, Englishtown, son, fessor in the department of entomology and In addition, Lashomb is trying to leam fining couple with 6 mo old looking with financing Call 477 6208 date of the award Said fuel oil to be delivered bv New Jersey State in for 7 bedroom apt Call alter 6 p m . When considering Buying or Selling Sept. 18. economic zoology at the State University of how the wasp finds its gypsy moth "host" In nt 4575 210 Lost A Found spec ted meter tank trucks as mav be Call a member of The requested bv the Authority from Mr. and Mrs. Charles New Jersey's Cook College. the first place and at what distance it recog- WISH TO RENT - Building suitable Monmouth County time to time, to the tank no* in nizes its target. This involves work in the lor pottery studio Multiple Listing Service FREE FOUND ADS stalled on its premises at said ad- Molnar (Nina Bell), 17 Finding the potato beetles "alarm Call 842 1344 dress Ataboy Court, Red Bank, son, laboratory and with wind tunnels, where The Authority reserves the right clock," so to speak, will allow farmers to 4s a public service to our 10 relect any and all bids Bids must Sept 19 time the application of their insecticides — wind speed can be controlled and distance VOUNG COUPLE - With dog, look 132 Condominiums eaders. The Dally Reg be in the hands of the Authority not •ng to rent 1 or 2 bedroom apt or ster will offer a FREE later than 8PM October 20. 1981 at Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Lillis and perhaps useless — in hopes of reducing measured. hungalow in Monmouth or Ocean Town H ousts said Authority's offices at which (JoAnn Ruzich), 10 Grange < ounty wso wiltvwlthout utilities )ne-dav ad (3 lines only) to time all bids will be opened and the insect's damaging effects on such crops The research is being done in cooperation (all anytime alter 5 P m , 591 1324 anyone finding a lost pet or read Walk, Fair Haven, daughter, as potatoes, eggplant and tomatoes, which with the Beneficial Insect Laboratory of the Ash lor Dave or Carol A BETTER LIFESTYLE! , irtlcle. Bids must be enclosed in sealed Sept 19. are all important Garden State crops. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE Call the Action Line today envelopes bearing the name and ad- State Department of Agriculture. rOUNG MEN Need I or 3 Rentals A Resales dress of bidder and marked "Fuel Mr. and Mrs. Randy bedroom home by Oct 1 Convenient CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor 542-1700 011 Bid " if the contract is awarded The second grant, for $50,000, supports "The use of natural enemies of the gypsy tn I I Monmoulh and parkway Eve 741 768* to the bidder, said bidder must Wyckoff (Karen Leschinski), research into the use of a deadly natural moth may replace pesticides as the primary references Call 842 MM GOLD BRACELET — Thin gold ft withm 5 days after notification that ABANDON YOUR CARES single line of stones Chain type the contract Is ready for execution. 118 Strathmore' Gardens, enemy of gypsy moths as a means of control weapon in the fight against the pest," SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE bracelet Lost In ar*a of Annie Sei sign said contract and furnish a per Matawan, daughter, Sept. 19. of the insect, which did extensive damage in REAL ESTATE ADULT NOT RETIREMENT storf in Shrewsbury High sentlmen lormance bond satisfactory to the Lashomb believes. . FOR SALE Resales I rentals tal value Generous reward 779-9595 Authority. If requested Mr. and Mrs. Thomas New Jersey and other states this year In the meantime, however, the gypsy CROWELL AGENCY or 7176839370 Copies of the specifications can be had at the of lues of iht Authority Hicks (Cynthia Chesebro), 98 The "enemy" is a member of the wasp mothis extending its range into Maryland and 741-4030 LOST — Gray and white female cat. located at 1 Highland Avenue. Mon- Onyx Place, Matawan, son, 131 Houses For Sale Resident Salesperson near 7 11 store. Lloyd Rd., Matawan mouth Beach, New Jersey. 07750 family named "Brachymerla intermedia." Virginia, he said. "So the threat of continued Leona Hester 747 48J4 eves Answers to "Wllma". Please call Sept. 19 946 8670 William J Roonev It feeds on gypsy moth pupa, a stage in the widesp read defoliation is significant." Helga Stewart 741 *S49 eves Eiecutive Director FOR SALE BV OWNER - 4- LOST — Small black dog. pan Sept 21 112 00 bedroom ? j bath ctnter hall Colo- I ABSOLUTELY CAREFREE Dachshund. Beige collar, white flea niAl In Mlddletown 12Sa1fllot Near | Shadow Lakr Village collar Answers to "Honey" Lost in ISO Othtr Public Notlt— schools and transportation JII0.000 Resale-Rentals Helton! Reward 787-4720 or 241 Monmoulh County Owner will help finance 4ti 1413 WALKER A WALKER 741 5212 7872972 NOTICI Tom Robinson, 747 4034 eves NOTICI TO IIODIRt A Special Mrtilng of the Brad Social Security bill studied LOST — Large Golden Retriever, Notice Is hereby given that lev Btach Board of Education will 131 Houses For Sale DOCK YOUR B0AT — In Iront of Naves Ink area. Family heart- seated bids will be received bv the be h«ld Wedntsdav. S«Pitmber 23, WASHINGTON (API - The Republican- Kflorts to attach a restoration of the benefits your Townhouse Thl! Condo offers broken Call 877-1647 or 872 1M6. Monmouth County Board of Recrea i«ai At 7 30 pm In the school *it this 1 bedrooms. V •> baths, custom hitch tion Commissioners at the Mon PLEASE RETURN — English bri meeting the Board will go Into Ex- controlled Senate Finance Committee will onto a bill raising the national debt also are en, library, den. 7 car garage, plus mouth County Park System ADMIN ecutive Session to ditcuts the appli- 7 sun decks over looh Ing the die, blue ft white brow band ft a blur ISTRATIVE OFFICES, Thompson begin fashioning its version of a Social Secur- afoot. Muff on nose band at the Cappadon cants for the position of Magnet Naveslnk Ashing $149,000 741 0516 Park. Newman Springs Rd.. Lin- School Coordinator Head Teacher na's Barn. 160 Kings Hwv East. croft. New Jersey, until 10 00 a m . ity bill this week after the House leadership Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill. D-Mass., said Mlddletown, from which ft was miss- The appointment will be made after prevailing lime on MONDAY. OC Executive Session at the open meet decided to toss the political hot potato across last week the House Social Security subcom- 133 Income Property ing Sat night 9/12'BI or early Sun TOBER 5, ivfli and then pubticlv morning 9 13 81 No questions opened and read aloud for the follow- the hall mittee will put off drafting legislation until asked Sentimental value to me. ing Lillian Greener Board Secretary Committee chairman Robert J Dole. R- the Senate completes its version. INCOME PLUS — Salon & 2- 1 PRINTING SERVICES Business Manager 2 NEWGOLF CARTS bedroom apt Great Ocean Township 211 Special Notices Sept II MM k.in so far has not included in the bill the "The political climate is not good to location, near transportation A shop Bid Oocuments, Including In- ping, good Investment. Terms to si ructions to Bidders. Proposal most controversial of President Reagan's advance legislation at this time." Rep. J J ANTICIPATION DATING Forms, and complete Plans and Spe •ROOKDALE qualified COMMUNITY COLLEOE proposals — cutting benefits sharply for peo- Pirkle. D-Texas. chairman of the Social Se- GAG REALTORS 531 7000 SERVICE — Call for trm brochure, c ifications mav be obtained by quail loll free. M0 6a> 303] tied bidders at the ADMINIS LIOAL NOTICI ple who retire at age 62 instead of 65 in the curity subcommittee, said in agreeing to LOW INTEREST - And owner held TRATIVE OFFICES of the MON Notice Is hereby given that the mortgages available with $S,000 MOUTH COUNTY PARK SYSTEM, Board of Trustees of BrooKdale future. suspend his panel's work until the Senate down payment ft up. 213 Instruction located In Thompson Park, Newman Community College will receive acts FAIR HAVEN REALTY 747 9600 Springs Rd.. Lincrofi, New Jersey, sealed bids at the Purchasing De Hut the committee will be asked to con- POCONOS between the hours of 9 00 a m and partment. 763 Newman Springs sider other Reagan proposals to put the So- Meanwhile, the House Budget Committee RED BANK - 8 units, gross 124.000, CERTIFIED Teacher will tutor 4 30 p m , Monday through Friday Road. Lincrofi. New Jersey on Octo CHALET RANCH beautiful condition, good location vour child In basic* of reading. In AM bids must be submitted on ber 8. 1981 - ? 00 p m prevailing cial Security system on a sounder financial exptcta to hear from administration officials Offered at $179,900 Call Jack her Harlet home Very reasonable the standard proposal forms in the lime, at which time and place, said this week on Reagan's proposals to cut anoth- Year Round Home McGowan, McGowan Ryan Agency. lee mini manner designated and required bv bids will be public iv opened and read footing They include cutting basic benefits 747 3000 the specifications, and must J>*'* on the following Item for future retirees by 10 percent, making it er $lfi billion from the 1982 budget. HATE enclosed tn sealed envelopes bearing MOBILE SHELVING SVSTEM '20.000 135 Commercial GOING the name and address of the bidder Contract documents mav be ex- more difficult to get disability payments and The Senate will vote today on confirming and the title of the bid on the outside. amined and copies obtained at the positioning cost-of-living increases each year Sandra Day O'Connor to be the first female Financing Available Property TO WORK? nt of Full energy package, wall-to- IN THE County Board of Recreation Com Brook dale Community College at 765 from July 1 to Oct 1 Supreme Court justice Earlier this month Newman Springs Road. Liniroft wall carpeting. 10 year war- MORNING? mlssioners, P O BOM 376, Llncrott, NJ 07738. Bids must be delivered at New Jersey on or after September Both houses also are considering a meas- Mrs O'Connor, a state appeals court judge in ranty learn BUILDING FOR SALE OR LEASE BARTENDING II, I Ml Arizona, won a 17-0 confirmation vote from Red Bank, 6000 sq II with office Bid securities in the form of a ure to restore the minimum Social Security COME SEE FOR YOURSELF! In 3 short wteks tioned above For light manufacturing or ware- Call "During the performance of this bid bond with adeauate security benefit for ;it least some of the 3 million the Senate Judiciary Committee. Full Tank 01 Gas Will Be (liven house Prime area. 741-0693. JERSEY SHORE contract, all contractors are re thereon, or certified Chech In an amount eaual to 10 percent of the lot Your Time & Consideration KEYPORT Hwy 35, for sale or BARTENDING SCHOOL quired to comply with the require- people who now receive it I Main SI . Eatontown ments of PL i«7|t,U7 " amount of the bid. not tn eireerl lor Visiling Us. rent with option, 740' frontage, $10000 will be required Rids mav I'nder the program, minimum benefit re- zoned, light industry. $45,000 or best 542-2299 The Monmouth County Board of For quallllsd buyers. Wosl on Recreation Commissioners reserves not be withdrawn within 60 days offer, rent $175 mo 729 4867 after the actual day of the bid open cipients now get $122 a month regardless of Rla B0 over Delaware Water Qap REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - the right to waive any Informalities Kemp's star seen rising Bridge continue to evil 45, 00 left in, or to reject any or all bids, and to ing their work record. But the benefits would be on Hie 715 So 5'. miles 10 village Licensing course starts Ocl I. 1170. The owner reserves the un- 136 Industrial Property including 1 textbooks. 741-4730 Award contracts In whole or In part WASHINGTON - Rep. Jack Kemp, rid- ol McMichaels. bear right al fork in if deemed In the best interest of the restricted right lo reject any or all eliminated next February under the budget road onto Sugar Hollow Rd 15O0 Board to do so bids: and to accept any bid which Is resolutions Congress approved this summer ing high after 10 years in Congress, is debat- feel to No bidder mav withdraw his bid deemed most favorable Prices RED BANK — 3400 sa. ft. building PUBLIC NOTICE5 within thirty (30) days following the quoted must Include all freight or slashing $35 billion from federal spending in ing whether to leave his relatively safe House BIRCHES MODEL in excellent condition. Good for cabl 3IS dale of bid opening delivery charges The owner also seat and try for still higher office, possibly net making Light manufacturing, The Monmouth County Board of reserves the right to relecl any bid fiscal 1982 HOMES storage, or repair shop with office. Recreation Commissioners shall re- if. in Its opinion, the bidder Is not A Senate appropriations subcommittee the governorship of New York. Asking $75,000 Call Trufolo-Monna 234 Mlddletown serve the right to hold bids tor sixty c onsldered financially or technically For Free Information able to carry out the contract as Ultimately at stake, however; could be a Call Collect Agency. 741 7B38 PUBLIC NOTICI 160) days prior to award of con last Thursday approved an amendment that Be advised that, Iht Township tracts intended or for any reason In the would keep minimum benefit recipients on bid for the presidency. 717-629-4023 137 Lots & Acreage Committee of the Township of Mid Bv order of The Board of Recre- owner's ludgement. It is not In the Ottering itatemtnt available Imm die town has authorised and •» ation Commissioners of the County best Interests of Broofcdale Com Six'wl Security's rolls until next June 30. "Without being bragodocious about It, I aulo divider Filing with N J Real I ecultd an Agrttmtnt ralalnlng of Monmouth munltv College have a pretty good national forum right Eilate Commission Bureau of FAIR HAVEN ESTATE ARE•A A — Vj Kaplan, Gaunt, Desantfs, Ross W. Maghan. Chairman Bidders are required to comply Before Congress' recess in August, the Sub-divided land salei control is p acre building lot 100' frontage, 224' Architects, to assist In and provide James J Truncer, with the requirements of P L 1975 House approved a resolution to restore the now." Kemp said during a recent interview not approval of merits of ottering depth Sewer, water ft gas. $65,000 Secretary Director C 117 and PL 1977. C 33 (NJ*. 172038 1 REV PA) services In connection with con- Principals only. Call 842-4243 struction of a new modular annex lo Sept 71 S19 50 Sepl II 5l<« benefits, but the Senate took no action on it. in his Capitol Hill office. 20 The Daily Register Business SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1981 Generic drug substitution law effective in some states BY SYLVIA PORTER proved.) (A joyous side effect might be to inform you cheaper generics without confusion to us (the ' Say that for several months, you have been It is bewildering. The generic drug makers that generic houses actually produce the drugs patients) as to either the content or the maker of taking an oblong pink pill, marketed under a often market tablets having the same* size, sold by many major companies under the major the pill, and: nationally-known brand name for a minor but shape and color as the more highly-advertised brand names, a fact deliberately kept quiet for This would help assure that consumers ac- chronic illness. Your pharmacist suddenly gives brand-name drugs of identical content. The ma- YOUR MONEY'S so long.) tually get the benefit of the lower costs. you a round green pill, with the explanation: jor brand-name drug companies are fighting the The pill could be too soft or small to accept Some of the major drug companies would ' - "t's a generic equivalent for what your copying of brand-name pills. In some cases, imprinting, but at least there would be a brand like to have, in effect,, a monopoly on a given physician prescribed, and under the law I am druggists are filling a brand-name prescription WORTH name on the bottle. And another benefit to us of shape or color of medication. supposed to give it to you to save you money. It with a generic — but charging the consumer the the same size-shape-andcolor might be to help Sure, there also would be objections from has the same medicine.'' price for the brand-name item and pocketing the prevent confusion about the content of a pill that those generic houses that want to be able to Under generic drug substitution laws now difference for themselves. strays from its labeled bottle. Eventually, the offer the pharmacist a chance to profit by effective in many states, pharmacists are per- There have been lawsuits all over the place. requirement that all medications which are dispensing their cheaper products at top mitted to dispense less costly generic A result has been that the major brand-name therapeutically equivalent must come in the brandname prices and pocketing the difference equivalents in place of higher-priced brand drug companies have succeeded in convincing same shape and color might be made man- for themselves. name drugs. The objective is, of course, to save. the Senate to pass a ban on lookalike drugs and datory. But I'm writing about what is best for you money for you, the consumer. pushed through a regulation that they be charac- you do? What's the answer that would best serve To begin with, this could be done on the top 10 and me, the consuming public. And to me, But the brand-name drug manufacturers terized as "counterfeit drugs." your interest? or top 100 items. An even easier start involving there's no doubt that what's best would depend claim this is causing pain and confusion — and To this attack, the generic drug makers reply One solution that makes sense would permit no compulsion would allow generic equivalents on the availability of less expensive generic in your case, say, the green pill may defeat the that it is part of an orchestrated plan to put you. the consumer, to buy a generic oblong pink to use the same size, shape and color as major equivalents to help offset generally spiraling psychological uplift in confidence the pink pill them out of business and to give the major pill at the price savings it offers. The pill could brands, with a prominent distinguishing logo health care costs and the assurance that any had given you. (That "placebo" effect — re- brand-name companies freedom from generic be required to carry a prominent logo, prefera- when the item is big enough to take the logo savings are passed on to us rather than siphoned leasing the body's own hidden healing power — competition. bly in a contrasting color if possible, which without crumbling. off by various middlemen before they reach can be extremely powerful, scientific tests have In this what -why-how atmosphere, what do would identify the manufacturer. This would help assure the availability of consumers. Certificate switch not wise By DAVID R. SARGENT the wave of selling in oil Q — In 1978, I bought an stocks continued through the eight-year certificate at a second quarter — despite savings and loan association. merger mania — and institu- Last week I read in the paper SUCCESSFUL tional investors are still that S&L's can now pay up to trying to reduce their concen- 15.8 percent on a 2'/3-year tration in energy to diversify certificate. Naturally, I INVESTING into other areas. A more would like to convert my timely investment, if you certificate to one that pays want to concentrate on a sin- higher interest, but I would gle area, might be Medical have to pay a penalty of more Technology Fund, a no-load than $4,000. How do I figure ever, to switch the same York, NY. 10036) and Petro- specializing in the health care out if the difference in in- certificate after six years, field, big and little com- terest is worth the early leum & Resources Corp., a you would need to substitute publicly traded (NYSE) in- panies. A minimum invest- withdrawal penalty? — A.R., one paying 17.82 percent to ment of $1,000 is required. Kansas. vestment company (201 No. cover penalties. (Both ex- Charles St., Baltimore, Md. Write to: 1107 Bethlehem A — Generally, it makes amples assume the interest 21201). If you are something Pike, Flourtown, Pa., 19031. sense to switch, assuming has been accrued rather than of a contrarian and are will- you can get a substantially taken out as earned.) ing to bet against the crowd, (Mr. Sargent cannot an- greater alternative yield, if This is a [request problem these bargain-priced funds swer all mail personally, but your savings certificate is that requires careful calcu- may be purchased as long- will answer all questions pos- relatively new — i.e., less lation. I suggest you contact term speculations. However, sible in his column.) than halfway to maturity. your bank in order to zero in But the penalty structure on the specific figures in your RagltUr photo by Jmmn J. Connolly makes it progressively more case. They should be able to Extension agent receives award INSPECTING THE NEW MATERIAL — Lee Hofman, Invest In a Cop Fund. Looking on are, left to right; expensive and less desirable provide penalty and alter- president of the Atlantic Highlands Lions Club, second Gardiner Marek, program chairman; Hofman; Capt. to change as maturity ap- native yield data to help you NEW BRUNSWICK- Maps and charts of water tem- from left, looks proudly at one of the IS bullet proof Richard Davis of the Atlantic Highlands Police Depart- proaches. make an informed decision. peratures helped commercial fisherman save over $2 million vests which the club was able to purchase for policemen ment; and Everett C. Curry, Atlantic Highlands mayor. The following examples in fuel costs in 1980 and won both statewide and regional in Atlantic Highlands after collecting $4,000 from its Q — Can you recommend a awards for Gef Flimlin of Rutgers University, marine ex- show the rising impact of mutual fund that specializes penalties as the certificate tension agent for Monmouth, Ocean and Atlantic counties. in secondary oils? — R.J., Flimlin's work in the preparation and distribution o. the ages: To switch an 8-year, Missouri. $1,000 certificate paying 8 charts was recognized in the 1961 Environmental Quality A — Two such funds are Recognition Program, sponsored jointly by the Velsicol Compensation mystery to workers percent, after three years Energy Fund, a no-load spon- you would need a rate of 10.41 Chemical Corp. and the National Association of County Agri- sored by Neuberger & cultural Agents. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Most Americans know of the Researchers found that eight of every 10 respondents in a percent to break even. How- Berman (S22 Fifth Ave , New existence of workers' compensation — known tn some states national study had some general awareness of how the M workman's compensation — but they know little about bow insurance system operated in their state. But the study also It works and what it does for them, a recent survey indicates. established that: —Just under half didn't know their employers paid the costs for the system. Many thought taxpayers were footing the bill, and some thought employees paid. We're capping off Brookdale ranks —Almost half were not aware that workers' compensation covers all medical bills. —About half didn't know workers' compensation covers a third in state aid substantial portion of lost income resulting from Job-related r Big Grand Openi accidents and illnesses. MIDDLETOWN - Of the 17 community colleges in New "In fact, employers pay the entire cost of the program in Jersey, Brookdale Community College in Lincroft received all 50 states and the District of Columbia, valid medical the third largest amount of state aid, according to figures in a /ith Mickey Mantle claims are completely covered, and income protection is 00 summary of Fiscal Year 1881 funding issued by the New guaranteed under state systems, which have existed since the Mickey Mantle will be autographing We'll be giving away 2 tickets to the Jersey State Department of Higher Education. 1900s," says John C. Richman, vice president of Fireman's photos at our Best Grand Opening The $4,611,354 received by Monmouth County's college was Fund Insurance Companies, which commissioned the survey. Yankee Playoffs at each showroom, no second only to aid allocated to Bergen and Middlesex County Given the low awareness level of benefits and of the Showroom in Eatontown, at #90 Highway purchase necessary. You'll find complete Colleges — institutions serving larger populations and with system's operation in general, Richman says, "It's not very 36, Tuesday, September 22 from 4 to 6 p.m. sweepstakes rules and entry blanks at both commensurately higher enrollments. surprising that only half the respondents in our study felt they and 7 to 9 p.m. And you can meet him at Brookdale received more funding than any college in would receive a fair level of workers' compensation payments Grand Opening Showrooms. And in Mickey relation to the size of its county population. State funding is without litigation. When you just aren't sure what you're the Toms River Best Showroom, 1240 Mantle's honor, we'll be offering these One based on enrollment rather than population, which enabled entitled to receive, one of the easiest things to do is get a Hooper Avenue, Wednesday, September Day Specials Tuesday only in Eatontown, Brookdale, which serves a larger proportion of Its county's lawyer." 23 from 4 to 6 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. population, to received a disproportionately higher amount of Richman confirms that litigation, whether in court or and Wednesday only in Toms River. slate aid. before state hearing officers, contributes in a major way to "Brookdale probably has the highest intensity of use of the cost of workers' compensation. any community college In the state," Gordon N. Litwin, "Probably the best way to prevent litigation and contain chairman of the Brookdale board of trustees, noted. "These workers' compensation costs is for employers to show con- figures signify the Importance and acceptance of Brookdale cern for workers who've sustained job-related injury or by Monmouth County residents." illness. The workers need to be reassured that their medical Three days before the official opening of the fall term, costs will be paid, that their income will not be disrupted J,S60 full-time and 8,141 part-time students had enrolled at unduly, and that, if possible, their job will be waiting for them Brookdale, already breaking previous enrollment records. when they are recovered." I "We expect 11,800 students this term — about one thousand more than at this time last year," said Dr. Duncan Circle, Brookdale dean of student development. NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE VOTERS AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS II you are in the military service or the spouse or dependent of a person in military service or a patient In a veterans' hospital or a civilian attached to or serving with the Armed Forces of the United States, without the State of New Jersey, or the spouse or dependent of and accompanying or residing with a civilian attached to or serving with the Armed Forces ol the United States, and desire to vote, or if you are a relative or friend of any such person who, you believe, will desire to vote in the General Election to be held on November 3, 1981. Kindly write to the undersigned at once making application for a military service ballot to be voted in said election to be forwarded to you, stating your name, age serial number il you are in military service, home address DUDLEY PS 91 OFFICIAL and the address at which you are stationed or can be BASEBALL found, or il you desire the military service ballot for a One Day Only OFFICIAL YANKEES SOUVENIR relative or friend then make application under oath tor a CAP. military service ballot to be forwarded to him, stating in 7 your application that he is over the age ol 18 years and One Day Only $2® stating his name, serial number il he is in military service, Please come by, meet Mickey home address and the address at which he is stationed Mantle, and help us cap oH our or can be found Forms of application can be obtained The Grand Opening from the undersigned. Grand Opening festivities Especially low Grand Opening Foolishness ends NOTE: MILITARY SERVICE VOTERS CLAIMING prices will remain in effect through Saturday, September 26, MILITARY STATION AS HOME ADDRESS FOR VOT- Saturday, September 26 And alter 9 p.m. The savings go on ING PURPOSES MAY NOT USE MILITARY ABSENTEE that, we'll get right down to the and on. Rotlitor photo by Don Lorfl BALLOTS UNLESS REGISTERED TO VOTE IN THE GE AM/FM/TV BAND PORTABLE serious, day-to-day, year-in- SUMMER PROJECT — Red Bank Mayor Michael J. MUNICIPALITY WHERE SUCH STATION IS LOCATED. RADIO MODEL #7-2929 year-out business ol saving Arnone tries out one of seven reinforced concrete Dated: September 10,1981 680680EGL. you money on quality, national benches built for use In the borough bv Red Bank brand products. Regional High School students in state and federal work Jane G. Clayton, County Clerk One Day Only programs in the high school this summer. Others, from Election Department left, are Tracy Spinks, 16, a high school junior from Red Court House East Wing Bank; Paul Gutleber, 16, a junior from Little Silver; Jan* Clayton Freehold, NJ 07720 County Clark Warren Booth, Instructor, and John Wao, 17, a senior Telephone No. 431-7790 Our name means a great deal from Red Bank. BESBail Product! Co,I T