DThe Register The Dai Monmoulh < ounl>\s C»rckat lluim* Wuspapcr VOL. 103 NO. 69 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 2QCENTS Reagan, Anderson 1 i pleased with debate BALTIMORE (AP) - against John B. Anderson says he's An Anti-Abortion Amend- got that good feeling in his ment: Reagan for, Anderson bones while Ronald Reagan's against satisfied that "nobody In fact, aside from stumbled.", But neither criticism of President claims to have turned 6u Carter's absence, their only minutes of prime time into an significant area of agreement hour of decision. / . was in opposition to the draft. Anderson, the independ- "It's a shame now that ent, and Republican nominee there are only two of us here Reagan argued six questions. debating, because the two of apiece in the fall's first, and us here are in more agree- ' possibly last, presidential de- ment than disagreement on bate last night. They-agreed this particular issue," said on almost nothing* except the Reagan. He said Carter necessity to send President would have taken the other Carter a '.'Wish you were side here" 'message via national Carter, who refused to TO THE WINNER — Bishop Metropolitan lakovos of Mytilene, Greece, television. join in the debate when the blesses Chris Kokkinakis;of Wvckoff, who retrieved the holv cross from the Carter watched the show sponsoring League of Women Atlantic Ocean during yesterday's Holv Cross Celebration. from the White House and an Voters invited Anderson, re- m •. ' .ft • * • aide,'Stuart Eizenstat, said mained in his private quar- there were no regrets for his ters at the White House. absence. The president con-, Eizenstat, the president's tlnues to hold out for a one AFTERWARDS — Presidential candidates John B. Anderson, left, and Ronald domestic affairs adviser, Youth snares cross on-one encounter with Re- Reagan, right, shake hands after debating last night in Baltimore. Senate minority emerged to criticize An- agan. leader Howard Baker, left, of Tennessee and Senator John Tower, R Texas look on. derson and to attack Re- All three candidates re agan's positions as "ex- turn to the campaign trail to- "winner" by a panel of de- are on our way I can feel it in dential rivals disagreed on traordinarily conservative." as 10,000 look on day. bate experts convened by The my bones " taxes, inflation, energy poli- The debaters managed to ASBURY PARK - A crowd of 10,000 or With close to 20 priests from all over ' "All I know is I felt Associated Press, but he de- Reagan, the onetime ac- cy and military spending. criticize Carter frequently if more enthusiastic onlookers watched yes- the New'York metropolitan area in atten- good," said Reagan moments clined to make such a claim tor, said that asking a de- A sampler: not passionately, but terday as Chris Kokkinakis of Wyckoff dance, the cejebration began at about IV after he and Anderson for himself, deferring to the bater how he did was "like Tax cuts: Reagan for, An- Eizenstat claimed satisfac- outswam a field of about a dozen young a.m. with services in the city's Convention sparred for on stage in the only panel that really counts, asking an actor on opening derson against. tion that "they did not go men to retrieve the holy cross, capping the Hall and lasted for more than,two hours - Baltimore Convention Cen- "the judgment of the great night to criticize the play." The MX Mobile Missile: after the president's record, 33rd annual Holy Cross Celebration. Then came the casting of the holy cross ter. "Everything seemed to viewing audience." Anderson's strategy was Reagan for, Anderson they debated each other.'' Sponsored by the New Jersey Council of into the Atlantic Ocean — a rite performed go fine and' nobody He did say he felt "pretty to draw a clear contrast be- against. For Anderson, being there stumbled." good" after the confrontation tween himself and Reagan, An excise tax on gasoline: Greek Orthodox Churches and hosted by by Bishop Metropolitan lakovos of See Candidate*, page I St. George Greek Orthodox Church here, Mytilene, Greece. He was one of three Anderson was named the and he told supporters, "We and he succeeded The presi- Anderson for, Reagan the celebration is intended to serve 89 a bishops who presided over the ceremonies. prayer for world peace. Tradition says that anyone who suc- "It was perfect in every way," said cessfully retrieves the holy cross Is Elaine Sourlls, a Rumson resident who has blessed for the entire coming year, Aide criticizes candidates been attending the celebrations for more The annual celebration was instituted than 10 years. "The weather was beau- in 1M7 by the late Patriarch Athenagoras, tiful ; the crowd was great." archbishop of the Americas. Carter watches, reacts WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter would come out after the debate and criticize it House aide said. "It Is not a view that is adhered watched the first presidential debate on tele- when Carter had stayed away, Eizenstat said the to by any significant number of energy experts. Wall teachers, board television networks had asked for White House "His view on the cities Is similarly odd." vision, then dispatched an aide who criticized John B. Anderson as a latter-day convert to reaction and he had been selected to provide it. "Mr. Reagan mentions things as if they were Democratic programs and assailed Ronald Re- Eizenstat's charges against Reagan's posi- new programs without seeming to realise that agan for "very strange" and "extraordinarily tions were essentially the same as those Carter there were already programs in force," the reach an agreement conservative views." had made on the campaign trail in recent weeks. domestic affairs chief added. "For example, ha Stuart Eizenstat, the resident "egghead" on Eizenstat paraphrased the Republican nomi suggested as his only positive statement on the WALL — Township teachers and the Hilton Inn, Tinton Falls through the night, cities that we ought to have an urban homestead school board agreed to a tentative contract after having resumed negotiations at 10 a.m. the White House senior staff accused Anderson, during the night. the independent candidate, of abandoning his 20- act in which people could buy for |l abandoned Bradley Beach teachers, meanwhile, homes. That's been a policy of the president's and Teachers were scheduled to meet this were to picket the community's kin- year House voting record to adopt many Carter Anderson winner, says morning to vote on the agreed-upon proposal. dergarten-through-eighth grade school begin- positions, particularly on conservation and urban one that is in force now and being implemented A school official said that classes, which ning at 7 a.m. and meet at 7:90 a.m. to decide affairs. debate panel, page 2 and has been for the last S1-2 years." were already scheduled despite the strike whether they would attend classes. Carter — who wanted to face Republican Under questioning, Eizenstat conceded that and had also been held last week, were to The Wall teachers had vowed to stay out Reagan one-on-one and rejected the invitation to the dollar-housing program in fact predates the begin one hour later today. debate Anderson too — watched their duel on Carter administration. until there is a settlement, Reed said. television from his second-floor residence at the nee as saying "there's no real energy problem. Settlement or no settlement, teachers are Substitute teachers and administrators Eizenstat said Anderson, a Republican con- White House. Afterward, Eitenstat said, Carter We have all the energy we want if we will simply gressman from Illinois, has changed positions scheduled to appear before Superior Court have conducted classes in the district's four reiterated his position on debating. turn loose the oil companies, that the problem Judge Thomas L. Yaccarino today to show elementary schools, one Intermediate school "he has taken as a life-long member of the why they should not be held in comtempt of and one high school since the strike began The League of Women Voters invited An- with energy is simply that if the United SUtes House" to try to cut into the president's support. court, with the possibility that they could be Sept. IS. derson after he achieved a IS percent rating in government will cut regulation, then the whole He expressed satisfaction that the two partici- nationwide presidential preference polls. sent to jail. They were ordered by Yaccarino A negotiation session was scheduled for problem will go away." pants debated each other more than they attacked not to strike. tonight in Bradley Beach with a new repre- Asked by reporters at the White House why he "That's simply, palpably untrue," the White Carter's record as president. The strike, in its seventh day, affected sentative from the Public Employment Rela- some 3,800 students. Teachers sought a 10 tions Commission in attendance, said John percent wage hike this year and 11 percent Molloy, an NJEA spokesman. next year. The board was offering 7.5 and 9 An estimated 400 pupils attend classes la over the two years. Also sought by the teach- Bradley Beach. The debate: Reaction is mixed ers were increased benefits, including a den- Bradley Beach teachers refused to con- tal plan, reimbursement for college courses duct classes on Thursday and have bean By PAM ABOUZEID ciently," said state Sen. S. he wasn't sure how Carter's iterated what they said would have been far better if and increased medical benefits. staging various Job actions since the school Monmouth County politi- Thomas Gagliano, R-Mon- absence would affect the throughout the primaries." Carter had been there/' Striking teachers and the board met at the year began. cal observers found little to mouth. "Both of them re- president's standing. Now, Comparing the Ford- Muhler said. "To have had say about last night's presi- iterated positions given over Fiorino says, he is sure Carter debates to last night's Carter there maybe would dential debate because, in a period of time and didn't Carter lost nothing by staying comparatively mild have added a little spontane- their view, little new was take advantage of the op- home. diatribes, Republican As- ity — and without him there, said. portunity they had. They "The fact remains that semblywoman Marie Muhler there were a lot of questions Hussein: PLO will talk Though Ronald Reagan should have talked about the what happened this evening said Carter's presence in Bal- left unanswered." •nd John Anderson strongly failures of the Carter Admin- isn't, going to change too timore would have quickened The way Assemblyman 1FRANE, Morocco (AP) PLO the West Bank, East Je- the PLO also has the right to disagreed on all issues other istration — but with him not many people's mind as to the tempo to what it was in Richard Van Wagner, D-Mon- — King Hassan II of Morocco rusalem and the Gaza Strip a country within recognized than support of a volunteer there, it made the situation Carter, Reagan or An- 1976. mouth, sees it, the format for says the Palestine Liberation for a Palestinian state. boundaries," the monarch military, their rhetoric less than fulfilling." derson," Fiorino said. "I "There weren't as many the debates would have put Organization is ready to "The PLO is ready to rec- told a news conference Sun- smacked of stale platform Monmouth County Demo- thought I would see some- differences between An- Carter at a disadvantage. abandon its campaign for the ognize Israel within secure day after an anti-Israeli con- speeches, according to the cratic Chairman John Fiorino thing different, some new derson and Reagan as there Van Wagner feels the presi- extermination of Israel if the and recognized boundaries, ference of Islamic foreign majority of persons polled said that prior to the debate. ideas - but they just re- were in the 1976 debates; it See Area readies), page t Jewish state will give the but Israel must accept that minister. last night by The Daily Reg- "The problem of the rec- ister. ognition of Israel could have been settled long ago," said The political sparks that the king, who has close rela- might have flown from a he Inside Story tions with PLO chief Yasser face-off between the Re- Arafat and also helped ar- publican and Independent THE WEATHER range for Egyptian President candidates and President Anwar Sadat's historic, Carter were noticeably Partly suaay and warm today. Hlgks la the Mr peace-seeking trip to Jerusa- absent, they said. Considerable cloodtaess with scattered shower* to- lem in 1977. There was, however, a algat lato tomorrow. Complete report, page 1. In speaking of a Palesti- lack of consensus, even along nian state, Hassan lefeued party lines, on how Carter's Cosmos wia Soccer Bowl • several times to the absence will affect his politi- Jets get their lamps agaia » "pre-1067 borders," a refer- cal standing, and whether his ence to the territory Israel absence helped or hindered Dr Brothers captured in the June 1(76 war his opponents. and still occupies. The areas "On balance, Carter populated by Palestinians in- didn't lose as much as I Advice.. If DAILY REGISTER clude the Gaza Strip, taken thought he would have by not 7 PHONE NUMBERS from Egypt; the West Bank debating because they didn't flM^iujv 16-11 Man Office. of the Jordan River and East go after his records suffi- Camlet It TsUPrae «n- Jerusalem, both of which •••trials 6 Talirrae M641M were taken from Jordan. Eatertammeat • Classified Das*. MMTN Twin k Triple Lobster Spe- Lifestyle ».».» drcalattaa Dept.. Sec PLO, page 4 cial tonlte. Highlands. Make A Dale U Sparta Dapt .« MMW fTz-OtW. •MM«r MM* *> Cwt NrtM Mtrle TlmetaMe • MMiktawa Banaa... 671-ttM OMeUalaaHawe Wed. Nile Pisa Special GLUED TO THE TUBE— Several Monmouth Countv Ronald Reagan, are Terry Ewalt, Oceanport, James OUMaries * FreekaU Baraaa. ill-UK A Touch of New Orleans, Berg, Oceanport, Arlene Berg, Susan Kline, Little Sil- Wed., Sept. M, 9:» P.M.-1:M All you can eat, broiled or families gathered in an Oceanport home last night for a Sanaa. fried ».» Wharf Pub, High- ver, Robert Kline. Sitting on the floor are David Ellis, .1 State A.M., Ira Brodsky k His Dix- "Debate Party." Pictured here from left to right on the Ttlsrtst— ieland All Stars. lands. »l-S7n. couch, watching Republican presidential candidate Oceanport and Margaret Ewalt. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 Debate panel: Anderson victor WASHINGTON (AP) - John B Anderson, the outsider with nothing to lose, was clearly the superior debater in his nationally televised con- TION frontation with Republican presidential nominee By Tke Au*rlatrd Press Ronald Reagan, according to a virtually unani- mous panel of forensic experts. The seven-member panel, scoring the bout for The Associated Press, based its conclusion on a Warning on insulation Lance said 'Don't go' standard point system used in scholastic debate WASHINGTON - Former budget direc- competition Anderson got 169 points, Reagan 154 WASHINGTON - A type of insulation That does not mean, of course, that Anderson found in 400,000 American homes poses a tor Bert Lance, who is being called to testify in the Billy Carter investigation, said yester- was or should be perceived as the victor by the health hazard and federal experts say regu- public, since the scoring does not take into ac- lators should act to control its use — perhaps day that after a phone call from President Carter he had visited the president's brother count the political preferences of the audience. even ban its manufacture Public opinion polls taken prior to the last The insulation, urea formaldehyde foam, and urged him not to make a trip to Libya early last year night debate made Anderson a distant third is one of the energy-saving products for against neagan and President Carter, who sat out which home owners may claim a tax credit Lance, who is to testify today before the Senate subcommittee investigating Billy the Baltimore contest Those polls doubtlessly A report by the staff of the Consumer will have much to say in the coming days as to Product Safety Commission said complaints Carter's dealings with Libya, did not say exactly what the president told him in asking whether any candidate, Carter included, won or of illness blamed on the insulation have been lost anything received from 47 states, "and the numbers him in February 1979 to go see Billy, though continue to increase " he was asked the question repeatedly Six judges ruled Anderson the better debater; one called the show a draw on points but said if he Staff members and the commissioners Lance said he did not recall the full con- versation he had with the president because had to choose subjectively "I would have voted will discuss possible actions at a meeting for Representative Anderson on a very narrow Wednesday, but no decision is expected "it's been some time ago and I had other things on my mind during that particular basis of superior content triumphing over superi- Urea formaldehyde insulation, which re- or style." sembles shaving cream, is mixed at the time of my life that I had to deal with myself." ' Only in the category of "presentation" did EXPRESSIONS OF THE CANDIDATES — Independent presidential candidate John An- house and pumped through holes in the walls, Reagan best Anderson, and then by only one derson, left, and Republican Ronald Reagan gesture and react to each other's comments where it hardens It once was used in about 10 point. during last night's televised debate in Baltimore. President Carter did not take part. percent of the homes where insulation was installed in walls, but that share of the mar- Warhead search on Reagan was cited by the judges for the pro- fessor Wade. "He used more independnt sources. the things he wants to say but not to answer the ket has fallen off, the commission staff said. DAMASCUS, Ark - Heavy trucks, a bull- fessionalism expected of a former actor in his I thought he was more specific on various question." dozer, a helicopter and a crane were moved delivery, but Anderson was given credit for questons, gave more information. Southworth said Anderson did "a very good quicker thinking and more direct responses to the job of being consistent in his reasoning" while Hurricane brewing yesterday into the debris-strewn pastureland questions. "The more specific was more effective to- where a Titan II missile exploded and ap- night," Professor Wade said. Reagan answered "very generally ...and also MIAMI - People along the north coast of parently hurled an unarmed nuclear warhead "I thought that what Representative An- (was) contradictory." derson had to say was more impressive than how "I think the problem is that Reagan really Honduras and offshore islands were advised several hundred feet from its underground does not answer the specific questions that are Professor O'Connor said "Reagan was just a last night to take precautions for gale force silo Governor Reagan presented his material," said Dr. James J. Unger, director of forensics at addressed." Parson said. 'What happens is the little too low key. 1 found the more serious winds from Tropical Storm Hermine, which The Air Force, which never admits the question becomes a stimulus for saying some of dimension of Anderson more appealing." National Hurricane Center forecasters said Georgetown University and chairman of the presence of nuclear weapons in accidents panel. could be a hurricane by late today. involving strategic material, would not con- After reaching tropical storm status yes- firm the trucks were there to recover the Here is how the experts scored the debate on a terday when its sustained winds reached 38 warhead and move it to another site. scoring scale which allowed a maximum of 30 mph, Hermine moved across the north- But Lt. Col. Richard Stevenson, a spokes- points over six categories. Candidates pleased western Caribbean with winds that strength- man for the Strategic Air Command, said It —Unger: Anderson 20, Reagan 20. ened to 55 mph by nightfall. was an "accurate assumption" that a nucle- —Professor Barbara O'Connor, California (continued) Reagan also noted Carter's description of Re- At 9 p.m. EDT, Hermine's center was off ar warhead would be moved from the site to State at Sacramento: Anderson 27, Reagan 25. was a partial victory. The independent candidate, agan's three-year, 30-percent tax cut as infla- the north-central coast of Honduras, with the Little Rock Air Force Base, if such a war- —Professor James Copeland, Marquette Uni- whose support in public opinion polls has been tionary and said he doesn't see why it is infla- center passing over or near the Bay Islands head was at the site. versity High School: Anderson 26, Reagan 25. running at about 15 percent, hoped participation tionary to cut taxes and leave the money in the in the Gulf of Honduras, forecasters here At least one state official said yesterday -Professor Jack Rhodes, University of Utah: in the debate would bolster his candidacy. hands of the people, rather than have the govern- said, near latitude 16 5 north and longitude he was convinced that a nuclear warhead was Anderson 24, Reagan 23. The opening question from the six-person ment collect and spend the same money. •63 west. hurled from the silo. But Sam Tatom, direc- —Professor Donn Parson, University of Kan- panel dealt with inflation. When they turned to defense spending, An- It wai moving west-northwest at 15 mph. tor ef the state Department of Public Safety, sas : Anderson 25, Reagan 21. Answering first, Anderson said, "Gov. Re- derson said. "Unlike Governor Reagan. I do not The storm was expected to continue that said he did not believe it was still at the —Professor Melissa Wade, Emory University, agan is not responsible for what has happened support a boondoggle like the MX missile." He motion, and pose a threat today to Belize, missile silo site. Atlanta: Anderson 22, Reagan 19. over the past four years, nor am I." Warning that said the initial cost would be $54 billion. formerly known as British Honduras. "I believe that there was one there, but -Professor William Southworth, University inflation could surge again, he said: "The man Reagan responded that he does support the that it is not there now," he said. "I don't of Redlands (Calif.): Anderson 25, Reagan 21. who should be here tonight to respond to those MX. but he contended the $54 billion figure would Soldier quits embassy have any evidence that they moved anything. The debate was the first In a series planned by charges chose not to attend." be the cost of the basing mode proposed and later They're (Air Force officials) more relaxed." the League of Women Voters and patterned after When Reagan responded to the same question, dropped by the Carter administration the 1976 debates between then-President Gerald WASHINGTON - The Soviet soldier who "I am convinced that there was a war- he also referred to "the man who isn't here When Anderson argued that the numbers used was at the center of a superpower standoff In head, and If it is still there It's Intact," he R. Ford and his Democratic challenger, Jimmy tonight." Carter. in Reagan's economic program "are simply not Afghanistan Is back In Russian hands after a said. Tatom said he and Gov. BUI Clinton will Anderson quickly shifted his attack to Reagan going to stand up," the Republican nominee re- week! sUy at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul. tour the site today. Carter, however, refused to Join this time Responding to a question about energy policy, torted that "some people look up figures and The U.S. State Department said Pvt Work at the site yesterday afternoon was around because of the presence of Anderson on Heagan said, "I think it is the government and some people make up figures. And John has just Aleksandr Kruglov, one of tome 85,000 Rus- concealed from spectators behind a stage, and Unger said the absence of the White the government with its own restrictions and made up some very interesting figures." House incumbent lowered the impact of the de- sian soldiers who have occupied Afghanistan tarpaulin. regulations that is creating the energy crisis, that They disagreed strongly on abortion, with Re- since December, left the embassy volun- bate because "there was no presidential standard we are indeed an energy-rich nation." by which to judge." agan supporting a constitutional amendment ban- tarily yesterday after being assured by Sovi- Anderson opened his response by saying, "I But most of the debate specialists said be- ning abortions except to save the life of the et officials during an hour-long meeting there Somoza money sought simply cannot let go unpassed the statements that mother and Anderson saying, "I believe in free- would be no reprisals against him. cause of his performance Anderson may have have just been made by Mr. Reagan, who, once benefited from the exposure despite Carter's dom of choice." "I assure you that my decision about MIAMI - One day after the burial of their again, has demonstrated, I think, a total misun- But after their disagreements, when they got voluntary departure from the U.S.A. Em- former president, Anastosio Somoza, two absence. derstanding of the energy crisis." "In this particular debate, Anderson had to to their closing statements, Reagan made a point bassy wai not made under any kind of pres- Nicaraguan Justice ministers arrived In Mi- The congressman called for a "new conserva- of saying that while some people might think it sure," Kruglov said In a statement released ami to seek the extradition of Somoza's rela- differentiate himself from both Reagan and Carter to be successful, and I think that he did tion ethic" and restated his proposal for a 50- unfair that Carter wasn't present to answer by the State Department. tives and supporters and the return of his rents-a gallon gasoline tax to discourage con- criticism, "it would have been much more unfair The United States had refused last Tues- wealth. that to a large degree,'' Professor Copeland said. Anderson's ready command of evidence was sumption and reduce U.S. dependency upon un- to have John Anderson denied the right to partici- day to meat a Soviet demand that Kruglov be The family "assassinated, committed' certain foreign fuel supplies. pate in this debate." returned. genocide, stole, and committed fraud" dur- his strongest suit, the Judges felt. "Anderson Just used more evidence, brought Anderson said revenues from his proposed With the debate finished, the candidates all ing more than 40 years of rule, charged Vice gasoline tax would cut Social Security taxes by headed back to the campaign trail — Reagan to Balloon reaches Kansas Minister of Justice Carlos Arguello. more evidence to bear on the things he wanted to lay," Parson said. half, but Reagan said that made no sense to him, Tennessee and Florida, Anderson to Illinois and OKLAHOMA CITY - A 10-story-tall The Nicaraguans, who hired lawyers in "I think the thing that made me pick An- asking. "Why take it in the first place if you're Pennsylvania and Carter to Illinois and then the helium balloon named "Super Chkjken" Washington, D.C., and Miami to handle ex- derson over Reagan was the more ready use of going to give it back?" West Coast floated across Oklahoma and into Kansas tradition proceedings, "expect a positive evidence, "the ability to call forth the informa- yesterday in the second day of an attempt to result from the U.S. government," Arguello tion quickly, speak about it confidently and direct fly from California to the Atlantic Coast. said. his remarks a little more directly to the ques- The ground crew, in radio contact with tion," Rhodes said the balloon, said the craft carrying Phoenix, Somoza, assassinated Wednesday In Para- Area reaction is mixed "Anderson had better evidence," agreed Pro- Aril., businessmen John Shoecraft, 35, and guay, was burled here Saturday after a funer- Ron Rlpps, 37, passed over Sayre, Okla , al that drew hundreds of Nicaraguans who (continued) tral. Despite their political differences, several about noon and got to within about 20 miles of fled after the leftist Sandinistas overthrew dent would be better served by debating his agreed that while Carter's absence may not have Okahoma City before veering northward Somoza's regime last year. Debate highVqhts opponents one-on-one. "I think he was correct, hurt him, his opponents were helped by the ex- posure on prime time television. toward Wichita, Kan. Arguello and Tito Castillo, Nicaragua's BALTIMORE (AP) - Here are the highlights although most people may not feel the same way, The balloon was 70 miles south-southeast minister of Justice, said at a news conference in not accepting the Invitation to debate," Van Jim Berg, Oceanport, who considers himself of the debate between Ronald "eagan and John neutral but increasingly disenchanted with of Wichita at S p.m. CDT, crew members Sunday that their government wants to prose- Anderson. Wagner said. "Basically, he would have been reported cute all Somoza's relatives in the United debating two Republicans, and he never would Carter, thought the debate would have been have had the upper hand in terms of time. He "more meaningful" if Carter had participated. The two adventurers hope to touch down States and some 35 former government work- ENERGY on the Atlantic Coast sometime late today or ers who allegedly committed "major crimi- would have been at a great disadvantage, since "It won't hurt him, but it certainly helped the REAOAN: "I think it Is the government, and both men are other candidates," Berg remarked. "Both Re- tomorrow. nal acts." the government with Its own restrictions and running against him and not each other. That was agan and Anderson presented themselves fairly regulations, that is creating the energy crisis.'' well, and Anderson will certainly get a boost out ANDERSON: "Mr. Reagan ... once again has obvious tonight." State Sen. Brian Kennedy, R-Monmouth, of this. Whether Carter could have reduced that demonstrated a total misunderstanding of the by attending, I don't know.'' People energy crisis that confronts not only this country thinks the president was hurt more by his no-show but the world " than would have been the case had he taken part. Susan Kline, Little Silver, another "neutral" Et PASO, Texas (AP) Los Angeles policeman in "Anderson and Reagan were both im- who definitely opposes Reagan, thinks Carter - Omar Nelsoa Bradley, 1963 pressive," Kennedy said. "They talked a lot TAX CUTS may have been wrong to sacrifice the exposure the nation's only living Both Smith and his about the economy and inflation, and I believe last night. five-star general, marks a companion were sentenced REAGAN: "Inflation today is caused by gov- Carter had a duty and a responsibility to appear. ernment simply spending more than government special 30th anniversary to life imprisonment for Frankly, he had some nerve in not showing and I "Any exposure is beneficial; it's important to today, one that no other takes in.... I don't see where it is inflationary for think he'll be clobbered at the next stage. They'll the killing people to keep more of their earnings and spend keep your name and face in front of the public," American has ever cele- take him apart." she observed, adding, "Carter has ample op- brated. it." ANDERSON: "I oppose an election year tax A dozen area residents gathered in an Ocean- portunity to do that, but the fact that he didn't It was on Sept. 21, 1950, ASPEN, Colo. (AP) - port living room last night to watch the debate receive any,exposure for this hour is damaging." A son of the late Kiag cut, whether it is the 10 percent across-the-board that Bradley was elevated tax cut promised to the taxpayers by (Reagan) or and discuss their political leanings over food and Terry Ewalt, Oceanport, who favors Reagan, to five-star rank, Joining Faisal of Saudi Arabia is drink. Some of them are Republicans, others spending more than whether it is the $27.5 billion tax cut promised ... said the debate is what it took to make John Dwight D. Eisenhower, by President Carter. Democrats and a few consider themselves neu- Anderson a "viable candidate." Douglas MacArthur, $500,000 to spruce up his $1 George Marshall, and Hen- million''ranch outside this ry H. "Hap" Arnold. popular resort community, ABORTION a Denver newspaper re- ANDERSON: "Governor Reagan Is running Aides said no special ports. on a platform that calls for a constitutional As series, debate would fail celebration was planned to amendment banning abortion. I think that is a mark the occasion, be- Prince Bendar al Faisal, a major and fighter moral issue that ought to be left to the freedom of • By WALTER R. MEARS the Illinois congressman has — with Reagan's cause that's the way the 87- conscience of the individual." year-old general wanted it. pilot for the Saudi Arabian AP Special Correspondent help — gained the exposure of Sunday night's air force, bought the REAGAN: "With regard to the freedom of BALTIMORE — Ronald Reagan and John B. show. "The general will come Wineglass Ranch In March the individual for choice with regard to abortion, to his office as usual to- Anderson were fine as a one-night special, but Reagan said any inequity in the fact that he for f 1 million, the Denver there's one individual who's not being considered they'll never nuke It as a series. Unless Presi- and Anderson criticized the absent Carter is out- day," said Lt. Col. Omar Bradley Post reported today. at all. That's the one who's being aborted. And Courtney Rittgers. "He'll dent Carter joins the cast, the Great Debates of weighed by the fact that "it would have been The 20-acre property, I've noticed that everybody that is for abortion 1980 are going to wind up among the reruns. much more unfair" to exclude the Independent. probably read a little bit sued author Joseph Warn- has already been bom.'' Reagan and Anderson performed in prime and do some adminis- bangh for $1 million and just below the bluff where The Republican nominee has said all along singer John Denver lives, television time last night, although one network that Anderson is a bigger hazard to Carter than to trative work. He's not ov- claims the writer defamed MX Missile opted for a movie, "Midnight Express," instead. erwhelmed with his own him In the book, "The On- commands a view of Aspen the GOP Mountain ski runs and the ANDERSON: "I do not support a boondoggle But a replay of the Baltimore debate is not Importance. He's a very ion Field." like the MX missile. I've just gotten a report from humble man. Aspen Highlands. likely to attract the same interest and broadcast Irving A. Kanarek the Air Force that indicates the 30-year lifecycle prominence. The League of Women Voters said it "Well say, Well, Gen- claims in his suit that a cost of that system is going to be $100 billion.'' is going ahead with plans for presidential can- An Analysis eral, we're coming up on movie made from the book SH1MODA, Japan (AH REAGAN: "We need the missile because we didate debates in Portland, Ore., and Cleveland, the 30th anniversary,' and portrays him as "incom- — Undersecretary of De- are so out of balance strategically that we lack a and for a vice presidential forum in Louisville. petent, a buffpoj! and as a Reagan came on as the calm conservative, he'll say, 'Oh, Is that so?' fense William Perry paid a deterrent to a possible first assault." But Carter was sticking with his insistence and go on with his work," defense counsel who de- visit today to this historic repeating the basic themes of his campaign liberately attempts to ob- that he get a one-on-one debate with Reagan first, speeches, plugging for tax cuts, economy in gov- Rittgers said. seaport southwest of Tokyo THE ABSENT CANDIDATE before any meeting that includes independent ernment, reliance on the marketplace and free Rittgers said Bradley s fuscate the administration and a monument honoring ANDERSON: "Governor Reagan is not re- of Justice without legal, Anderson. Carter has suggested that minor party enterprise to deal with energy woes and the 60 years on active duty, a distant relative — Com- sponsible for what has happened over the past candidates' like Barry Commoner of the Citizens' rebuilding of American cities. dating back to bis professional or ethical modore Matthew C. Perry. four years, nor am I. The man who should be here cause or excuse." Party and Libertarian Ed Clark might also be Anderson was the more aggressive debater, . freshman year In West Matthew Perry, with tonight to respond to those charges chose not to seated in subsequent debates, which fits his accusing both Reagan and Carter of trying to put Point in 1911, was also a Kanarek filed the Supe- the help of U.S. warships, attend." strategy. voters on the auction block with their rival tax cut U.S. record for the longest rior Court suit on Friday. helped open Japan to for- REAGAN: "We have criticized the failures of He's trying to cast Anderson as a candidate proposals, claiming the Republican nominee time on active duty for any He was defense counsel for eign trade in the 19th cen- the Carter policy here rather considerably and without a real chance, to classify him with minor would squander defense money on an MX missile serviceman. Jimmy Lee Smith, one of tury. there might be some feeling of unfairness about campaigners, lest he cut Into the Democratic vote system he called a boondoggle. the defendants portrayed William Perry is in this because he was not here to respond. But I on Nov. 4. That's why be shunned the Baltimore He wrapped up with the point be really wanted LOS ANGELES (AP)- in "The Onion Field," the Japan for meetings with , believe it would have been much more unfair to debate. to make, insisting that he does offer a real A Los Angeles attorney has story of the murder of a Japanese defense officials. have John Anderson denied the right to partici- But the Democratic effort to undercut An- alternative to the major party nominees disput- pate in this debate." derson is likely to prove more difficult now that ing suggestions that "I am a spoiler." _ ...J _. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 The Daily Register 3 Jersey issues in balance as congressional recess nears By SUP WOLLENBERG several issues which are important to the state O'Neill. D-Mass . to set the bill for a vote soon A broader version of the superfund bill has the full committee, which ii chaired by Sen Aiwctetcd Press Writer VHF TeleviiiM it is on the House calendar tomorrow cleared the Senate Environment Committee and Harrison A Williams Jr., this week WASHINGTON (AP) - With Congress only The New Jersey delegation saw an op- If the House passes the measure. Bradley has been the subject of hearings by the Senate Before the subcommittee vote, Williams two weeks away from its October preelection portunity when the Federal Communications and Williams plan to press for similar, prompt Commerce and Finance committees. There is amended the bill to include an authorization for J recess, a number of legislative issues of particu- Commission decided in May against renewing attention in the Senate no clear indication of when that bill will go to full reimbursement to state and local govern- ; Ur significance to New Jersey remain un- the license of WOR-TV, Channel 9, in New York the full Senate resolved. Toxic Watte Cleanup ments for resettlement costs City. Florio has said he hopes the House can pass If the Senate approves the bill, it would have They range from securing a VHF television New Jersey has identified more than 200 Sens Bill Bradley, D-N.J.. and Harrison A its bill and the Senate can take it up without to be returned to the House for a vote on the license for the state to obtaining federal as- hazardous waste dump sites that have been Williams, D-N J , filed a petition with the FCC sending it to committee He said he fears Williams' amendments sistance for toxic waste dump cleanups. abandoned and should be cleaned up Its own asking that the license be reassigned to New without such action, the issue could die for lack President Carter has already signed a »750 cleanup fund is too small to do the job, accord- Jersey, one of two states without a station of time left in the session The Navy's personnel decisions involving the million authorization for improvements on the ing to the state's top environmental official. operating on channels 2 through 13 No hearing use of civilian contractors at the Naval Air Northeast Corridor, the rail line which links Jerry Fitzgerald English Refugee Aniftaace date has been set on the petition Engineering Center in Lakehurst, N J , will be Boston and Washington The legislation included The state has supported creation of a federal This spring's decision by thousands of On the House side, Rep Andrew Maguire, D- the subject of hearings today at the base in New authorization for improvements on track in New environmental superfund financed in large part Cubans and Haitians to leave their homelands N.J., decided earlier this month to offer an for the United States has meant budget prob- Jersey Jersey as well as to the train stations at Newark amendment on the VHF issue to an otherwise by the chemical industry lems for economically-strapped communities in Rep William Hughes. D-N.J., requested the and Trenton + non-controversial communications bill The The House began debate on Friday on a bill Florida. New Jersey and other states hearings because he said the Navy has been The recess is to begin OcT 3. a month before amendment would require the FCC to award to creating a $800 million superfund for abandoned New Jersey officials say as many as 12.000 of contracting out more and more work to outside the election Congress is expected to return New Jersey or Delaware the next VHF license dump site cleanup It is being managed by Rep. these refugees may settle in the Garden State, companies while proposing reductions in the after the November election to deal with items which becomes available in an adjacent state James Florio. D-N.J., the chairman of the and 6,000 of them will be of school age civilian workforce at the base it is unable to resolve before the recess Leaders The House Commerce Committee approved House Commerce subcommittee which wrote it. have said they hope to restrict the scope of Plans are to amend the bill on the floor next The House approved legislation in August He said he believes further workforce cuts the amendment two weeks ago, and passed the will hurt the ability of the base's technical business in the post-election session, however. Tuesday to boost the size of the fund to $12 which would give school districts up to $1.200 for bill last week. community to carry out the mission of the base The current session of Congress ends in January billion and have the chemical industry provide each Cuban or Haitian child who enrolls this fall Gov. Brendan Byrne joined members of the and had entered the country after Nov. 1,1979. which involves Navy aircraft and carriers and pending legislation dies with it. state's congressional delegation in appealing 75 percent of the fund while the government The bill was approved last week in a Senate Rep Edwin Forsythe, R-N.J., is also ex- Here is a capsule summary of the status of personally to House Speaker Thomas P. "Tip" contributes 25 percent. Labor subcommittee and will be presented to pected to attend Say Silvestri pushed Assembly ready to debate investments purchase of bus company TRENTON (AP) A co- Silvestri is scheduled to • Silvestri answered they TRENTON (AP) - After a two- ficers " Gov Brendan T. Byrne wanted the" defendant in the Abscam cor- stand trial this fall with Rep. were "gonna disappear," ac- month summer break, the slate Legisla- raises included in the state budget, ruption probe suggested that There is confusion as to whether Frank Thompson Jr., D-N.J., cording to the story. ture is gearing up to amend the new which was passed in June, but several phony investors take advan- unpaid members of state boards, such and two co-defendants on "As you build the casinos casino ethics law. to raise judges' legislators insisted on voting on it sepa- tage of Atlantic City's hous- as college trustees, are subject to the bribery and conspiracy and as real estate becomes salaries and to battle over the planned rately rather than have it get lost in the ing shortage to make some law Most of the 150 who resigned are charges in the Abscam case. worth more money, those lit- state purchase of the Transport of New such board members who quit rather maze of annual slate appropriations. fast money, according to a One of those taking part in tle ... shacks will be — the Jersey bus company. published report. than risk banning themselves, their Byrne vetoed this $3 8 million line the housing discussion was land they're sitting over will The casino ethics law is a com- families and business associates from item in the budget, but the Legislature "There's going to be more Tony DeVito, an undercover become too valuable. Guys plicated matter unlikely to be settled any casino work for years. is trying again. money made in the Atlancit that own them will throw FBI agent posing an an Arab easily. Amendments were still being Both parties agree the law should be The Transport of New Jersey City area in housing than in them out," the newspaper sheik's aide, according to the written late last week, and no action clarified, but there is a dispute over how purchase has upset several legislators gambling, ' Keyport busi- quoted Silvestri as saying. newspaper. was expected today, when the Legisla- to do it because of the manner in which it Is nessman Joseph R. Silvestri "You ought to see some of When the discussion ture officially reconvenes being done. is quoted as saying last Octo- The judicial salary increase, pre- the holes that they wanted shifted to influence over pub- The law sparked the resignations of ber in confidential Abscam viously passed by the Senate, is sched- Byrne signed a decision last week to $140,000 or $150,000 for," De- lic officials in Atlantic City, more than 150 state officials when it was transcripts published yester- Joseph Silvestri uled for final approval in the Assembly pay $32.1 million for the money-losing Vito was quoted as saying. DeVito is quoted as suggest- enacted last June. It bans top state It would give two raises, one effective bus line to start a government-owned day in the Trenton Times. ing that Camden Mayor / "One-bedroom! Nothing!" Abscam trial last month. officials, including legislators and cabi- last June 28 and the other next April bus system But $28 1 million of the "There's going to be such Angelo Errichetti "could get Melvin Weinberg, an in- The story also said that net members, and their immediate fam- The salary of Supreme Court justices money Is coming from the Port Author- a housing shortage down elected there at the drop of a formant in the Abscam case, Weinberg once told state Sen ilies from working for casino interests would rise from 156,000 to $63,000, ap- ity of New York and New Jersey, out of there that it's gonna be ridic- hat." reportedly asked during the Joseph A. Maressa that Er- until two years after leaving office. Also peals court judges would rise from a fund that was supposed to be used for ulous," Silverstri reportedly discussion what Atlantic City Errichetti was convicted richetti would be working for affected are the business associates of (53,000 to 160,000, and Superior Court, the purchase of new buses for New told two men he thought were planned to "do with" its poor of taking bribes from under- one of the case's phony state officials, such as law partners of county and domestic judges would go Jersey. Some legislators think the mon- potential casino investors. black residents. cover agents in the first sheiks. legislators, and "special state of- from $48,000 to 155,000. ey should go for new buses. The weather Two radioactive canisters found FORECAST! LODI (AP) - State officials investigating why If opened the canister would have been dan- the truck and that only one remained. two canisters of hazardous radioactive material gerous, according to authorities. «f Police immediately notified DEP officials fell off a truck on a busy highway are concentrat- "I'm sure it could damage someone vary that one still was unaccounted for, Mi. Brennan ing on whether the vehicle violated state and badly if they opened a canister," said Don said federal safety rules, officials said. Kirpatrick. a spokesman for the federal Nuclear "One major thing, as far as we can determine Regulatory Commission in King of Prussia, Pa. "There was one canister that was also on the truck which was involved in a somewhat routine now, is the truck driver is not permitted to "Just like any other radiation, it's harmful In traffic accident," Mi. Brennan said. "We kept in transfer this substance," said Loretta Brennan, a large doses." touch with the truck and when It was determined The canister was one of two which fell from a spokesperson for the state Department of En- that there were three aboard and we had two of truck transporting the substance from Jersey vironmental Protection. them we Immediately began searching." The two lost containers were found intact City. The destination of the vehicle, owned by the Saturday just minutes before a heavily-populated Smith Transfer Co., was unknown, Ms. Brennan A "significant number" of the DEP's radi- area was to be placed on alert, she said. said. ation response' unit, members of the NRC staff Federal nuclear officials, state environmental About 2 am. Saturday, police recovered a and local police began looking along the truck's crews, and local police frantically searched canister of Iridium-192 after it was hit by a car route for the one-foot-long canister, which meas- Route 17 for more than 14 hours Saturday before along the northbound lanes of Route 17, a busy ures about six inches in diameter, she said. finding a missing canister that contained radio- highway which runs through congested Hudson Police found the missing container about 5 30 active Iridium-192. a material used in powerful X- and Bergen counties and extends into upstate New p.m. in Lodi, Ms. Brennan said. KWVC1 rays.Ms. Brennan said. York. Officials of the DEP and NRC both said none When authorities tracked the Smith vehicle, Shown Stotionory Ofduded NATIONAl WIATHI* SHVICf "It was probably moments away from a ma- of the canisters were punctured and there wai no jor alert when we found it," she said. they discovered three canisters were loaded on danger to the public. (HKQTJ — — •» = —= NOAA US D.p. ot bawti

TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather Service forecasts showers today along a broad Regulations may block oil search Sandy Hook southeasterly-moving front that stretches from TODAY - High 7 p.m. Oaklahoma northeast to the St. Lawrence River LACEY TOWNSHIP (AP) ship which Bowman has obtained provision to allow the extrac- all the land they want, but and low 12:47 p.m. Valley. — A Canadian mineral ex- Howard Bowman, com- leases apparently are within tion of oil from the land. they cannot drill and they TOMORROW - High ploration company's desire to pany president, declined to the "protection" area of the "Oil companies can lease can't get a permit to drill." 7:27 a.m. and 7:50p.m. and Local weather drill for oil and natural gas in discuss the firm's plans in Pinelands, where strictly low 1:18 a.m. and 1:42p.m. the Pinelands could be detail but he said the leases regulated development will For Red Bank and Yesterday'• Ugh temperature at The Rcfliter weath- thwarted by state regulations on record "may not be our be permitted. The tract in Rumson bridge, add two er lUtion w»i M degrees. The low yesterday wai M. II on land use. fntire resources" in the area. Stafford is within the "pres- Greek bishop hours; Sea Bright, deduct wai S3 «t « p.m. awl the overnight low wai 71. Today's I Although the exploration "I don't really believe the ervation" or core area of the 10 minutes; Long Branch, a.m. temperature wai 71. Then wai no rain la the 14 is welcomed by the mayor of New Jersey coastal plain is Pinelands, where major de- deduct 15 minutes, High- hours ending at I a.m. today. There were It cooling Lacey Township — the town an oil province. It's probably velopment is to be prohibited. lands bridge, add 40 degree dayi yesterday, 147 for the month and 1,172 for the where the firm holds leases more of a gas province," Steve Ford, a spokesman outlaws bingo minutes. season to date. Last year's total to date wai 177. on several hundred acres —' Bowman said for the Pinelands Com- WESTFIELD (AP) - A ginia. "There is absolutely state officials say present If the company does find mission, said oil and gas ex- HIL.PreOU* Greek Orthodox bishop has no need to compromise our Albany M 61 35 cdy South Jersey regulations prevent any such natural gas in Ocean County, ploration and development "expressly forbidden" the principles." AlbuQus •J clr it would probably sell or lease "just would not be a per- Amarillo •M M cdv activity. sponsoring of bingo games as Silas said there were Anchorao* m 44 .17 cdv Partly sunny and warm today. Highs in the 80s. Bowman Development the mineral rights to a pro- mitted use" in the preserva- a means of fundraising at 22 "two or three" churches in Ashtvlllc V 65 cdv Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers tonight Atlanta m 71 01 rn Ltd., headquartered in ducer such as Exxon or tion area New Jersey churches. the state which sponsor bingo Allanlc Civ . 77 M cdv into tomorrow. Lows tonight in the mid to upper 60s. Mobil, which would pump the Terrence Moore, ex- Baltimore »1 u cdv Calgary, Alberta, has taken "It is sad and most dis- games in violation of the na- Blrmlnghm 69 73 .01 rn Becoming breezy and cooler tomorrow with highs in the out oil and natural gas leases deposits out of the ground and ecutive director of the com- turbing to see parishes in our tional church congress' re Sltmarch U 46 cdv upper 70s to low 80s. Precipitation probability is 20 MM 60 41 01 rn on almost 1,400 acres of land sell them, officials said. mission, said the Pinelands diocese sponsoring bingo peated resolutions against Boston •S 67 cdv percent today and increasing to 40 percent tonight. Winds Brownsvlle M •71 cdv here and in Stafford Town- The three Lacey tracts on management plan contains no games to raise funds," said such action. Buffalo ii 66 01 cdv south to southwest 10 to 15 mph today. Metropolitan Silas, who also Silas said churches which Charlsln SC n H 01 cov ( harlsln WV u n 11 cdv oversees Greek Orthodox hold bingo are fostering "the Ctoytnn* 7) 41 cdv Jersey Shore Chi two 79 74 clr churches in Pennsylvania, erosion of the community's Cincinnati •7 m cdv Partly sunny today. Highs 75 to 80. Considerable Delaware, Maryland and Vir- moral fiber Clfvtland 17 61 cdv Columbui 70 11 1(lv cloudiness with scattered showers tonight into tomorrow. Dal-Pt Wth Nii It cdv College Denvtr u (Ir Lows tonight 65 to 70. Becoming breezy tomorrow with O*i Moinct •i U (If highs again 75 to 80. Precipitation probability is 20 Detroit as 63 idv Board Review Dulutti M 44 cdv percent today and increasing to 40 percent tonight. Winds Juniors and Sentoro Fairbanks 47 18 cdv Hartford M 65 clr south to southwest 10 to 20 mph today. Ocean water MlfMM NOW FOR Mvltna 17 44 cdv temperatures are in the low 70s. TMENOV-DECS.A.T Honolulu t* 70 (dv Houston 91 ;i cdv Claaaai Start Sunday Indnaptii M ft clr MPT. 2« 9-12 NOON jachsnvllt 91 n cdv Coastal Forecast XEROX corns Junaau SO 44 15 rn Hilton Inn Kam Cltv M u clr Tlnlon Fall* Clr Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds south to INSTANT Las Vtoai •9 63 till Q.8.P. 1M L'tll* Rock 94 75 04 cdv southwest 10 to 20 knots through today. Mostly sunny Los Angeles 71 M clr PRINTING Louisville 7] W clr today. Considerable cloudiness Monday night with chance SHEMTON BAMENS Memphis 91 « 0] rn RT. 5J7 • OIBSON PL. Miami 95 •S cdv of a shower toward daybreak. Visibility three to five wolf press inc. FREEHOLD Milwaukee 71 64 01 cdv miles through tonight, except one to two miles in early NtpUSt P U 51 70 cdv 170 Mofwtttiln Sheraton Inn Nashville M 74 11 r n morning fog. Average wave heights two to four feet on tad Sank • 7414 RI.35H.1I.I New Orleans 95 75 idv the ocean and one to three feet on ihe bay through today. New York H 67 rn for Into and ft— Norfolk 91 69 cdv fMaoonosftc T«$i Ok la Cltv 97 7! clr Omaha IS 51 clr 222-8704 Orlando 91 71 clr North Jersey PhiiedPhla 66 cdv Phoenia m91 6' clr Pittsburgh ft U K cdv Partly sunny today. Highs 75 to 80. Considerable Ptland. Me •4 64 cdv PHand. Ore U 51 0< Cdv cloudiness with scattered showers tonight Into tomorrow. Come in to any CJB office Rapid City M 45 cdv Lows tonight 65 to 70. Becoming breezy tomorrow with Reno M clr for your easy to arrange Richmond 94 6» cdv highs again 75 to 80. Precipitation probability is 20 Salt Lake U 50 07 clr percent today and increasing to 40 percent tonight. Winds San Diego 74 67 clr HOME Sjn Fran 71 55 clr south to southwest 10 to 20 mph today. Seattle II SI cdv IMPROVEMENT Sf Louis 91 7» clr St P-Tampa 90 n cdv si Ste Mane 54 45 SI cdv LOAN. Spoken. 59 37 clr Easter Pennsylvania Tulta 91 71 clr Washlngtn 91 71 cdv Partly sunny and warm today. Highs in 80s. Con- NEW OFFICERS — Helen Avchen of Rumson, right) was installed as president of Ml—YaatonUT'lUM the Monmouth County Unit of the American Cancer Society atthe 1980 annual L> Ywtw>ffi iww. siderable cloudiness and scattered showers tonight into Prt—Preclp HIUMI far M ki•n •atv tomorrow morning. Lows in 60s. Breezy and cooler meeting and awards dinner at the Squires Pub, Eatontown. Former Judge Francis MO.m. SDT r t*. tomorrow. Highs'in 70s. X. Crahay was Installed as vice president. Joining them are, left to right, Linda an. Pater of Holmdel, chairman, and Regina Paglla of Holmdel, co-chairman. 4 The Doily Register MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. i960 Visited hostages twice • IIIIIIIIIMIKIIIIlHIIIIIKIIIIMtllllltHNIIIIItlllllMMIIIIIIKHIIIIMIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIM Obituaries Bishop: No news on Iran KEANSBURG - A Meth uctive activity and allowed to face in only guest speaker odist clergyman who has vis- He noted, for example, one direction while being ma- The roll call celebration ited Iran several times in re- that women often bring their nipulated from behind In consisted of a series of pro- William McQueeney; rent months says he has re- knitting to the beach with many ways, he asserted, grams designed to "give ceived no new reports con- them, and suggested they do Americans subjected to a thanks to God " for the retired Army officer cerning the status of theso in order to feel they are barrage of televisioncom -many blessings' bestowed American hostages there doing something mercials for several hours upon the congregation, and KKD BANK - Lt Col the Veterans Corps of the Bishop C Dale White, res- On the subject of con- each days resemble the was planned for more than a William A McQueeney. 76. of 68th Regiment. New York sumerism, White told his au- chained puppets year by a core of dedicated 285 Spring St . died yesterday ident bishop of the United He was on the national ad- Methodist Church for New dience that television has a The bishop was welcomed church members at Monmouth Medical Cen- visory board of the American devastating effect on Ameri- ter. Long Branch Jersey, furnished that update warmly to the homecoming The bishop's talk high- Security Council following yesterday's roll call cans, and suggested that they ceremonies by the pastor, the lighted a full day of activities Col McQueeney was born He was a communicant of homecoming at the First are brainwashed into believ- Rev George C Reid Jr The which began with a church in New York City and had St James Roman Catholic United Methodist Church, at ing they need things they re- audience of about 100 in-school festival and a worship lived here since 1963 He Church, here which he was guesl speaker ally don't need at all served in the U.I Army 37 cluded many area residents celebration in the morning Surviving are his wife, White, who received na- who are not members of and" also included a fellowship years before retiring in 1963. Madeline, a son. William A. He cited an allegory in and was a veteran of World tional attention for his two Plato's "Republic" in which Reid's congregation but dinner following the after- Jr of Wayne. Pa : a brother, visits to Iran after the came especially to hear the noon services. War II and the Korean con- Thomas P of New York City, puppets are chained to a wall flict hostages were seized, de- two sisters, Mrs Kathleen V. livered the sermon during the He was a life member of Redington of New York City homecoming ceremony and Mrs Margaret Ellsworth Klks Lodge 233. here, and a He said later that he has member of Veterans of For- of Missouri, and three grand- NEW CHURCH — The Rev. Willie C. Shuler lavs PLO agrees it will talk children heard nothing new regarding eign Wars Post 2226. Oak- the cornerstone yesterday in dedication ceremonies the fate of the hostages, and (continued) plementing the war plan, the autonomy talks, told Is- hurst; the Retired Officers of The John E Day Funeral for the new Second Baptist Church in Long Branch. noted that communications which calls for a diplomatic rael Radio He did not Fort Monmouth. and the Cen- Home, here, is in charge of Looking on, from left, are Irvin Webster, chairman There was no immediate and economic offensive to be elaborate with the government of comment on Hassan's tral New Jersey Chapter of arrangements of the building fund, and Cornelius P. Williams. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini followed by military action if The U.S. proposal was statement from Israel, needed had broken down after the Arafat or any other PLO submitted to Israel and aborted American rescue at- leaders. Some of the more As a first step, the min- Egypt earlier this month by Harry Hoffman, 54; tempt in April. moderate (actions under the isters agreed to seek support Sol Linowitz, America's The bishop did not men- PLO umbrella have hinted in from the rest of the Third Middle East mediator 3 die, 1 injured tion Iran in his sermon In- recent years at the possibility World for an attempt to bar One point that Israel re- veteran sports writer stead, he spoke of work, lei- of trading recognition of Is- Israel from the UN General portedly objects to is a pro- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - McKee City, joined the news- sure and consumerism in rael for an independent Assembly and expand the posal that East Jerusalem's Harry Hoffman, sports paper in 1951 and wrote a American life Palestinian state. PLO mili- Arab boycott of Israel. 100,000 Arabs have a vote in in 'copter crash White, who was just re- tants want to see Israel writer for The Press of Atlan- sports column. The Atlantic the election of the Palestinian abolished and replaced with a In Tel Aviv, meanwhile. tic City^ died in a Chicago City Lions Club named him assigned to New Jersey for autonomy council that would hotel room yesterday, ac- JOLIET, Ill (API - copter the 1980-84 quadrennium at non-sectarian state of Israel accused the United administer home rule in the iti "Newsman of the Year" Three servicemen died and Witnesses said the heli- the Northeastern Juris- Palestine. States of deviating from the cording to the newspaper He last October West Bank and Gaza was 54 one was injured seriously copter had been in the air for dictions! Conference in Camp David accords in its Hoffman was the news- Israel, which regards the Hoffman was a sports yesterday when a U.S.only a few moments when it Selinsgrove, Pa., said Ameri- PLO as a terrorist organiza- latest proposal for a Palesti furniture lifted writer for The Press for 29 paper's best-known by-liqer Marine Corps helicopter crashed at about 3 pm. cans tend to have difficulty tion, has consistently refused nian autonomy formula, and years. He was in Chicago to and "an institution in the crashed and caught fire dur- Marine officials and police separating their work time to consider the creation of a said Egypt has asked for a TINTON FALLS - Police ing a demonstration at an air cover a baseball game be- area," according to Charles in this city 25 miles southwest from their leisure periods, PLO-run Palestinian state. It delay in resumption of theare investigating the theft of show at Joliet Park District several pieces of lawn tween the Philadelphia C. Reynolds, the newspaper's of Chicago said two of those and often feel "guilty " when( has agreed, however, to work autonomy negotiations Phillies and the Chicago editor and publisher. Airport, authorities said aboard apparently died in the they are not engaged in prod- out some form of limited au- lurniture from the yard of til- Cubs Surviving are his wife, State Police Trooper Tom crash. tonomy for the 1.2 million "We believe there are ward Stashak, 146 Hope Road Barbara, and three children. Watson suffered second- Palestinians living under Is- certain deviations" from the According to police, the There was no immediate Two others were taken to Camp David peace formula, indication of the cause of A son, Gary Reston Hoffman, | degree burns on his right St. Joseph's Hospital in raeli occupation. furniture, valued at approx- death, the newspaper said 28. was killed while bicycling hand while attempting to pull Hassan said the recent Is- Interior Minister Yosef Burg, imately $400. was taken some crew members out of the Joliet Hospital officials said Hoffman, who lived in in Atlgust 1979 one of them, David Peterson, raeli law reaffirming the an- Israel's chief negotiator at time Thursday night. flaming helicopter, author- nexation of East Jerusalem ities said He was unable to 35, a Missouri resident, died NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING late yesterday afternoon in and declaring the unified city pull out the pilot, but crawled Israel's eternal capital was a CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS John Stacker Sr., 63; under the craft and freed a the ^hospital's emergency ward. "defiance and insult to the If you are a qualified and registered voter of the Stale who crewman whose foot was entire world" and may have expects to be absent outside the State on November 4, decorated war veteran caught in the wreckage, of- A Marine spokesman iden- postponed a peaceful Arab- 1980, or a qualified and registered voter who will be ficials said tified another of those killed Israeli solution indefinitely. within the State November 4, 1960, but because of EAST KEANSBURO - Star. He was quartermaster "It hit the ground, it as Staff Sgt Lawrence A. John W Stacker Sr , 63, of 45 The Jerusalem law was permanent and total disability, or because of illness or of Veterans of Foreign Wars bounced up, flew in the air, Bogdan, 26. who lived at the center of attention at the temporary physical disability, or because of the ob- Alberta Ave , died yesterday Post 2I7D, MiddU'town, and and the tail section just kind Glenview Naval Air Station at Bayshore Community Hos- meeting of foreign ministers servance of a religious holiday pursuant to the tenets of was a past commander and of broke off and it nosed over in north suburban Chicago. from 39 Islamic nations in your religion, or because of resident attendance al a pital. Holmdel. life member of the post sideways." said Dan M. Col- The identity of the third Mr. Stacker was born in nearby Fez, which ended Sat- school, college, or university, or because of the nature Surviving are his wife, the lins. 18, an airport employee serviceman killed in the urday. The conference, which and hours of employment, will be unable to cast your Philadelphia and had lived who witnessed the crash crash was being withheld un- here 33 years. Before retiring former Frances C. Goerk; a Hassan called together, ap- ballot at the polling place in your district on said date, and son, John W. Jr. of"Then the fuel caught fire." til relatives could be notified, proved a Saudi Arabian pro- you desire to vote in the General Election to be held on in 1973. he was a mechanical officials said. engineer at Fort Monmouth, Keansburg; a daughter, Rita Sgt. H.O. Washington, a posal for a "jihad," or holy November 4, 1980, kindly complete the application form F. Wise of Eatontown; a Marine public affairs officer, Hospital officials identi- war. to wrest East Jerusalem below and send to the undersigned, or write or apply in where he had been employed fied the surviving crewman person to the undersigned at once requesting that a 25 yean. brother, Frank of Maiden, said the helicopter was part from Israel. But no concrete S.C., and five grandchildren. of Marine Light Helicopter as David Render, 33, of Bishop C. Dale While action was taken toward im- civilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you. Such He was a US Army veter- Squadron 776 of Marine Air Mount Prospect, 111 They request must state your home address, and the address an of World War II, having The John F. Pfleger Fu- Control Group 48, stationed at said he was in serious condi- to which said ballot should be sent, and must be signed served in the Corps of Engi- neral Home, Middletown, is Glenview. tion in the hospital's surgical NOW: LOSE 7-10 LBS. with your signature, and state the reason why you will not neers and earned the Sliver in charge of arrangements. He identified the heli- intensive care unit. Render's IN JUST 3 HOURS be able to vote at your usual polling place. No civilian copter as a UH-1E "Huey," family, contacted by tele- Sounds Ridiculous? Of course it is! With Modern Hypnosis, absentee ballot will be furnished or forwarded to any William J. Keogh Sr. a small transport aircraft phone, said he was a member however, you discover techniques ol safe & permanent weight applicant unless request therefor is received not less than manufactured by Bell Heli- of the Marine Reserve. loss. See and hear noted Hypnotherapist Paul Caine, Ph.D., 7 clays prior lo the election, and contains the foregoing Surviving are his wife, the demonstrate how hypnosis helps YOU change menial attitudes information. HIGHLANDS - William toward food and eating! Lose without hunger, bingeing fad J Keogh Sr , 78, of Gravelly former Florence Sullivan; a diets Stan to lose the same evening Only S3S per person. No Voters who are permanently and totally disabled shall, Point, died Saturday at Jer- son, William Jr. of Norwalk, e»ras. ever. after their initial request and without further action on their sey Shore Medical Center, Conn.; a daughter, Mrs. TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 7-10 P.M. , Virtue pays off MOLLY PITCHER INN part, be forwarded an absentee ballot application by the Neptune. Barbara Leonard of Chatham; a brother, Law- 88 Rlvartid* Av»., Red Bank, N.J. county clerk for all future elections in which they are Mr Keogh was bom in eligible to vote. Application forms may be obtained by Charleston. S.C , and had rence of Hendersonville, Info. & Res.: Paul Caine, Ph.D., 741-4343 N.C.; a sister, Mrs Edna Reservations suggested but not required. applying to the undersigned either in writing or by lived here since 1961. Before for churchgoers telephone, or the application form provided below may retiring in 1961, he was a Rodgers of Pompano Beach, 1 Kla , and six grandchildren. ROCHESTER, NY (AP) The turnout wasn't sen- be completed and forwarded to the undersigned driver for the Continental Dated: Septembers. 1980 Baking Co., Paterson, where Posten's Funeral Home, — The Lutheran Church of sational, but it was satisfac- he had been employed 25 Atlantic Highlands, is inPeace offered to pay people tory," Luescher said. Jane. G. Clayton, County Clerk years. charge of arrangements. to come to church yesterday, "It went off exceptionally ATTENTION! Election Department but the response was modest well," the Rev Gary Carrier, Hall of Records, Main Street — just like the amount of pastor, said afterward. Anyone who was witness to an auto Freehold, New Jersey 077?8 cash offered. Telephone No. 431-7790 Jack Smith The church offered Susan He said the only notice- accident that occurred on 8/24/80 -CLIFFWOOD BEACH - gift shop in Brooklyn, NY.. B Anthony dollars to as able effects the slightly larg- at 9:11 PM at Route 35 and Harmo- Jack Smith, 177 Center St., for many years. many as 250 persons, but er than usual turnout had died Friday at Bayshore Surviving are four sons, church attendance totaled were to make the communion ny Rd, Kings Highway, Middletown ASK FOR QUALITY Community Hospital, Donald and Phillip of Nep- only 137 — up just 17 from service about 15 minutes NJ, involving a Township police car Holmdel. tune, Armando of Alexandria, last week. longer than usual and the col- COLOR PROCESSING Mr. Smith was born in the Va , and Fernando of Cham- Every churchgoer attend- lection offering "a little are urged to Cape Verde islands and was a bersburg, Pa., and a brother, ing the morning worship ser- more than usual " BY KODAK graduate of Coambra Univer- Joseph of Baltimore. vice was handed a brand new The purpose of it all was to CALL COLLECT sity in Portugal. He came to The Child) Funeral Home, dollar coin as part of a gim- kick off the church's fund- the United States 66 years mick to increase membership > Bring us your KODAK Red Bank, Is In charge of raising campaign, which Color Slide, Movie ago and owned apd operated a arrangements. and influence congregants to THOMAS WIGGLESWORTH AT give generously. urges the congregation to and Print Film give "one more dollar for Officials of the 90-year-old 609-344-3161 (or prompt, Eugene X. Finley church, which has.284 mem- Peace Church," the pastor quality proc- bers, said attendance aver- said essing by LONG BRANCH - Jollne Ave., died yesterday at ages about 125, mostly from Kodak Eugene X Finley, 84, for- the Bayview Convalescent the middle-class neighbor- > We'll have merly of Hobart Manor, Center, Berkeley Township. hood where the church is lo- Cash in on the Kodak process Mr. Finley was a lifelong cated. your film lor 202 Death Notices resident here. He was a re- Lawrence Luescher, a Equity in quality results, tired truck driver. . former advertising man and and we'll fill your STACKER — j«Miw.Sf,u.o< Your 4] Alb.rl. *«• . E«l KMMtojra. He was a U.S. Army veter- church council vice president order promptly. H.J.. on S«D1 11. two 6«iov*d hut- who dreamed up the give- tend ol Francat C. Ootrk, tftvotod an of World War I and a com- UIMr of JOIMI w Jr. «M Mlu RIU municant of Our Lady Star of away, said about two-thirds Home! F. WlM. toti DrottWr 01 Frank R»l of the dollar coins ended up BORROW ativai and frl«ndt »rt rateoctfuilv the Sea ' Roman Catholic Invllad to atland funaral MnrkM on back In the collection plate. •5,000*10,000*25,000 VHimUi al 10 am In lit* JoM P Church, here. Pft*o«r Funaral Horn*. 115 Tlndall Road. New Monmouth. Rtv Nor- The Damiano Funeral man R. Rltov officiating. Informant Shorcland Momorlal Gardafli. Home is in charge of arrange- Hailat Vltltlno Monday M and Joseph F. Smith lUHUlJMMtjn ments. 60,000 Stop in and ask for details. OLD BRIDGE - Joseph Take years to repay. Just the thing you OMd for Debt F. Smith, 82, of Nebraska ConaoNdafJon, Horn* Improvement*, Student Tuition, The Daily Register Drive, Cheesequake Village. Buslrwas InvactrrMnts — whatever. (LISPS 14M40) died yesterday at Bayshore It's easy with a Home Equity Loan at City Consumer SAVE - SAVE - SAVE Community Hospital, Services. And there It never a prepayment penalty. The Sunday Register Holmdel What's more, the interest is simple interest, which means (USPS-334-570) Mr. Smith was born in you pay only on the amount outstanding, and — the interest ?flO/f) HFF KODAK PROCESSING d o« rnt Had Bank Regular New York City and lived in is tax deductible each year, reducing the actual cost of your im\M III Uri AT ALL TIMES Ettabhtned in ]BH bv John H Coo* and Henrv Clay Englewood before moving toan Wain Oflitt here 13 years ago. pefore re- Call our local office or phone Toll Free On* Raflilltr Plata. Shrewibur* N J 07701 tiring several years ago, he 800-492-4064 for additional Information Brimh Offtcrt was a stock exchange clerk: •7a Rl JS. Mtddlttown. N J 07741 Monmouth Counlv Courthouse Freehold. N J 0171% 171 Broadway Long Branch N J 0774O Surviving are his wife, the Slatahouu. Trenton, NJ Oaals former Gertrude Ohleyer; a City Consumer Services, me Member* of the AMocIMM Pr«»» The «ivxialed Preii n antltwdaicluilM- son, William J. 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SEPTEMBER 22. i960 1 lie I>air> Register 5 Iraq, Iran in heavy fighting By The Associated Preii sank an Iraqi vessel and drove four others agitating for autonomy from the non-Arab Per- Iraq and Iran each claimed heavy damage to aground during the fighting It said Iran lost a sians who are Iran s largest and dominant ethnic the other in a naval and artillery battle at the police boat and a number of crewmen were in- community Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini s revo- head of the Persian Gulf It was the heaviest jured and that artillery, tanks; missiles and other lutionary regime has accused the Iraqi govern- fighting so far in the border war between the two 'heavy machinery' took part in the battle ment for months of fomenting rebellion arnung oil giants An Iranian army communique reported heavy the Khuzistan Arabs Baghdad Radio said Iraqi forces destroyed fighting all along the Shatt al-Arab s 60 miles and The Iraqi news agency said thousands of Iraqi eight Iranian gunboats yesterday in the Shatt al- said the Khorramshahr oil terminal and Abadan youths were volunteering for the army to defend Arab estuary and the Iranian naval base at Airport were affected It reported the entire Iraqi their country against the Persian aggressors Khosrowabad, 20 miles south Of the Abadan oil border along the waterway was under heavy and to show then determination to restore Iraqi refinery It admitted the loss of one Iraqi patrol Iranian artillery fire territories and sovereignty over the Shatt al boat The Iraqi news agency said Arab youths of Arab The Iranian government late last week The Iraqi news agency said Iraqi forces at- Arabistan' rocketed Abadan Airport and the port called all military reserves back to duty, but tacked after Iranian gunboats opened fire on a of Khorramshflhr, destroying part of the airport there has been no report of the response British cargo ship sailing toward the Iraqi port of and killing or wounding "several' persons It Iran and Iraq have been sparring along their Basrah The agency said the bridge of the British added that fire could be seen in Khorramshahr It borders for months, but the fighting escalated last ship was hit, but the vessel continued its journey said "Arabistan militants" also attacked an Ira- . week after Iraq canceled a 1975 treaty which and the Iranian gunboats were repulsed man army camp near Al Beemah. killing or ended the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi s The agency said Iraqi gunboats also drove off wounding several " soldiers support of a Kurdish rebellion in northern Iraq Iranian gunboats that approached a Kuwaiti ship Arabistan is the Arabs' name for Iran's oil and in return put the last 60 miles of the boundary and a Singapore ship sailing in the waterway rich Khuzestan Province, facing the Shatt al- between the two countries down the middle of the Meanwhile, Tehran Radio said Iranian forces Arab, where the ethnic Arab majority has been Shatt al-Arab Pope delivers sharpest attack yet on abortion Help Celebrate VATICAN CITY (AP) - church wants to help, t Pope John Paul II, in hisserve." sharpest attack on abortion to The pope, speaking in Ital- date, yesterday condemned ian, told the crowd he has abortion as "a great assault been speaking out "in behalf on the conscience, a great of the right of the unborn be- disgrace, a great pain." cause we cannot fail to ad- In a clear rejection of de- dress to this important prob- mands by some Italian politi- lem concerning the responsi- cians that he stop calling for bility for life, which is not the repeal of Italy's liberal only a social problem but flOUMS abortion law, the pontiff told above all a problem of moral a crowd of 50,000 gathered at responsibility. It is a problem St Peter's Square for hisof individual as well as col- 55th Anniversary! noon blessing: lective conscience For the "The (Roman Catholic) church this problem has Church does not want to dimensions of a moral val- 10 EXCITING SALE DAYS! judge anybody, but it must ue." STARTING WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24th • Rtflittr photo bv Larry Ptrnj present evidence of the truth. COME IN FOR YOUR PLEASED — Alex Goldfine, right, chairman of the "Tenth Anniversary Commit- The church knows that every 2 Americans tee," and Marian Freedman, president of the board of trustees, stand together attempt against the child's FREE GIFT...NO during yesterday's party officially opening a $2 million fund-raising drive for the life in the womb of the moth- Freehold Area Hospital. The drive is being undertaken to help pay for the cost of a er, is a great assault on the die in crash PURCHASE NECESSARY $4.6 million hospital expansion program, which will include several additions to the conscience, a great disgrace, BIGGIN HILL, England building and which is expected to begin next month. a great pain. And so the(AP) — Two U.S. Air Force men and five British civilians LOOK FOR OUR GRAND were killed when the World War II American bomber DRAWING ENTRY BLANK Shortage of nursing staffs is reported they were flying crashed dur- ing an air show marking the IN WEDNESDAY'S REGISTER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP LaVerne Kennedy, adminis- ployment at the Montgomery and aides who care for 73 40th anniversary of the Battle — A shortage of nursing staff trators of the homes. Medical Home can be ob-patients. This should include of Britain. . ADVERTISEMENT is a problem shared in com- Mrs. Kirby, administrator tained by contacting director at least one year in a super- Scotland Yard said the two $ mon by the county's two nurs- of the Montgomery Home, of nursing Catherine Foun- visory capacity as a charge Americans killed were Chief • 1st PRIZE — 55 Gift Certificate ing homes, the John L. Mont- said that she needs part-time tain at the home. Licenses nurse, Mrs. Kennedy stated. Master Sgt. Donald Thomp- 9 gomery Medical Home on nurses for all weekend shifts are required as a prerequisite • 2nd PRIZE — 25 Gift Certificate She said that the civil service son, whose wife was in the Dutch Lane Road in Freehold and also for the 11 p.m. to 7 for employment and the qual- crowd of 30,000 at the air- grade assigned to a head • 3rd PRIZE — *10 Gift Certificates Township and the Geraldine a.m.-shift every day She said ifying forms for civil service field, and Sgt Mechanic L. Thompson Medical Home she also needs a full-time can be filed with the county's nurse is based on educational Kevin Vince, 24. Both were OPEN DAILY 8-5:30 - FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M. on Hospital Road, Allenwood, nurse on the 7 a.m. to 3 p.m Personnel Office subsequent qualifications as well as ex- stationed at Upper Heyford, Wall Township, according to shift on al) days. to hiring. perience. Oxfordshire, but the Air 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK • 741-7500 county officials. "The part-time jobs at LaVerne Kennedy, admin- Force withheld their U.S. ad- The probiem was brought Montgomery offer ex- istrator of the Thompson Applicants for nursing dresses. to the attention of the mem- perienced RIM's and LPN's Home, said she needs two jobs at the Thompson Medi- bers of the Monmouth County who are presently employed head nurses for the 11 p.m. to cal Home should file an ap- Board of Social Services, un- a good opportunity to earn 7 a.m. shift. Applicants plication with the county's der whose jurisdiction the extra money on weekends or should have enough floor duty Personnel Office located in two facilities are operated, at night," Mrs. Kirby said. experience to function in the Hall of Records on West by Mrs. Dora Kirby and Mrs. Information about em- charge of a staff of nurses Main Street in Freehold. Add a new room with money CORD from home. JACKETS Secondary Mortgage Loans up to $25,000. Classic If you've been thinking ol adding on at your house single- 3495* — a room, a pool or a patio — the money you breasted need could be hidden in your home. Corduroy Sport Jackets. You can borrow up to $25,000 with a 100% Natural cotton. Secondary Mortgage Loan based on the equity in Notched lapel, breast your home. Then use the money lor the things you pocket, front pockets want — home improvement, vacation, bill with flaps. Fully lined. consolidation, a vacation house. 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Kslabhshed in 187g^ub8 Publishel d bv The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON IIHIHIIIIIIItllllllllllMMItllMIIIHIIIIIIIMI Under a 1*21 treaty, the Sovi- the foggiest notion what the WASHINGTON - Ultra- ets have a right to intervene new system will cost, let ARTHURZ KAMIN WlCLIAM BLOCK JR secret Soviet intelligence in Iran, and though the Ira- alone whether it will even cables intercepted by the Na- WASHINGTON President and Editor Publisher nian government abrogated work No projections of what tional Security Agency dis- the treaty last year, the the new ZIP codes will cost close that the Russian lead- SCENE Kremlin does not recognite Herbert H Thorpe Jr Assisunl EditorCharlesC Tnblehorn Sundav Kdltor Russell r' HdUch ers have believed since at business patrons have been \i(!hl K.Jilcir Janr Kiidrran> Cil\ Kditnr ItonsKulman Kditonal Faff Kdilor that unilateral action. made, nor any evaluation of least July that the United llllltlHHHIIIIflllllliHMHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII What has alarmed US States is planning an invasion the new instruments that will Pal N Him I untrollrr Hirhard I) MrKran Advertising Manager Krnnrlh 1. Van Dalen analysts more than the actual be needed to make the sys- lirculaliun I>irertur Frank J Allorra Production Manager of Iran quantity of the Soviet build- And the movement of So- telligence. The reason, up near Iran is the quality of tem function viet troops and weaponry in sources told my associate the forces arrayed there An ANDERSON 6 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1980 recent months demonstrates Dale Van Atta, is that some ominous example is the As one Capitol Hill source that the Kremlin is prepared of the cables were sent in withdrawal of nuclear how- put it, "If the ZIPs are ac- to intervene militarily in the codes that the Russians itzers and mortars from the curate, if everybody com- event of an American "Octo- aren't aware the NSA has NATO front to the Iranian tion in Iran might bring a plies, if the mass mailers This war sought to be Afghanistanized.' ber coup," as some of the cracked. borders. Soviet armed response, there don't create a ruckus, the Russian intelligence cables Although NSA believes the Other disturbing evidence have been differing estimates system may have a chance." refer to the expected U.S. ac- Soviets expect US. military is the presence of the Rus- of the kind and degree of that That's a lot of ifs. tion action, the recurring phrase sians' new, top of the-hne response. Following the April rescue "October coup" may be a SA-11 tactical surface-to-air The number of ZIP codes mission fiasco, the Soviets deliberate overstatement of missiles near Iran. Experts A recent Defense In- will skyrocket from the cur- warned the United Slates that what the Kremlin thinks doubt that the Soviets would telligence Agency analysis rent 40,000 to more than 2 they would not sit idly by if we're planning, intended to deploy most of their SA-lls to warned that a nuclear con- million often with different we threatened military ac reassure other nations re- their southern borders — floors of the same building tion against Iran. Intelligence frontation could be expected garding the stepped- up Sovi- weakening the defenses — albeit tactical, not having different ZIP codes sources confirm that the Rus- et military activity near against China and NATO - sians have put their muscle Iran's borders. unless they seriously ex- strategic But by the time There will no longer be a this reached the president's where their mouth was in the According to top-secret pected a military confronta- ZIP code directory available months since then, and are Defense Department docu- tion in Iran. desk, it had been watered at your post office. Instead, now poised to move into Iran ments, the Red Army has Lending support to the in- down to the possibility of a those in need of a particular at the first provocation shifted significant numbers terpretation that the Kremlin major air and ground assault. ZIP will have to telephone a Heavily coded cables from of men and materiel from believes a U.S. Invasion is The CIA was more op- computer...and hope that Russia to its Warsaw Pact Europe to the Iran region planned is the fact that the timistic, warning only that they don't get a busy signal. allies have warned them to be since the first of the year As weaponry being deployed Soviet intervention could not The computer can handle prepared for a military con- early as January, nearly half near Iran is primarily de- be ruled out. only 200,000 calls a day na- frontation in Iran in October. the Soviet strength in western fensive in nature This in tionwide. The KGB's "best estimate," Afghanistan had been dicates the Russians are pre- ZIP-A DEE-BOO BOO according to the cables, was deployed near the Iranian paring for counterattack The Postal Service is forging BAYH BAYH BIRCH? that the United States was border — some as close as 12 rather than an invasion of ahead, blindly and willy-nilly, The exposure Sen. Birch getting ready for military ac- miles from the frontier. their own. with its plans to replace five- Bayh, D-Ind , has received tion, and the Soviets would Many of the troops are still Still, some experts warn, digit ZIP codes with nine- from his chairmanship of the have to meet force with there. it is possible the Russians are digit numbers. Ready or not, Billy Carter hearings may force. Drawing mainly from the setting up the "American the nine-digit ZIPs will be have backfired back home. The NSA is convinced that 103 Soviet divisions facing coup" as an excuse for an sprung on long-suffering mail His constituents are grumbl- the Soviet communications it NATO at the beginning of Afghanistan- style ag- customers next January ing that he's too interested in has been intercepting are I960, and from other mobile gression. national affairs and not in In- genuine, not a "disinforma- divisions, the Russians now While there is no disagree- According to con- diana. Bayh has been advised tion" ruse intended to behave at least 23 divisions in ment in the intelligence com- gressional investigators, Pos- to cut the hearings short and picked up by U.S. in- position to move into Iran. munity that U.S. military ac- tal Service officials haven't hustle back to the hustings. Of Battlin' Bob and Jabbin' John By JAMES J. KILPATRICK IIKIIIIIII (Illllltllllt HIM Itll derson's party is the Coali- Dakota, Utah and West Vir- tion for Unity. LaFollette ginia. WASHINGTON - Fifty- wrote his own platform. So LaFollette's name ap- six years ago, in the presiden- CONSERVATIVE has Anderson written his. peared on the ballot in all the tial campaign of 1924, Robert LaFollette named a Dem- states save Louisiana, where M. LaFollette ran as a third- VIEW ocrat, Burton K. Wheeler of Davis would have won over- party candidate. In the light Montana, as his running whelmingly anyhow. This of the contemporary can- IIIHIHIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIHtlllllMIIHIIIIIIII mate. Anderson has named a time around, Anderson's didacy of John Anderson, it Democrat, Patrick J. Lueey name probably will be on the may be useful — it may in- ence of mind. of Wisconsin, to run with him. ballot everywhere. In most of deed be sobering — to look John Anderson is all these The national conventions the states LaFollette ran back at that campaign. The things. of 19M merit a word. KILPATRICK third, but he finished in sec- parallels may raise the hair ond place in 11 states and only Looking ahead to the elec- The Republicans had Tio on Jimmy Carter's head. tion of 1924., LaFollette in North and South Carolina The senior Bob LaFollette more contest in 1924 than the Coolidge led with 15 7 million, did he poll less than 2 Call the bluff on Alaska chafed at the Republican Republicans had in 1980: (his son later succeeded him) prospect. His party was cer- followed by Davis with 8.3 percent. was one of the most colorful Calvin Coolidge in the one million and LaFollette with The U.S. House of Representatives nation's foremost national park. tain to nominate the stolid, case, Ronald Reagan in the Yes, circumstances are is now preparing to deal with the — Similarly, while the House bill estab- political figures of this cen- conservative Calvin Coolidge. 4.8 million. In the Electoral different now. Parallels are tury. Born in Ohio in 1855, he other. The Democrats, meet- College, it was Coolidge 382, inexact; analogies break flawed — Alaska lands bill passed by the lishes a comprehensive land-man- He hungered for an op-Ing In Madison Square plunged early into Re- portunity to put his own more Davis 136 and LaFollette 13. down; Anderson has little of Senate after the convention recess in agement plan for the Tongass National publican politics, served Garden, were bitterly But let us look a little liberal ideas before the coun- divided. The hero of the Dem- the farm and labor support August. But Sen. Henry Jackson says Forest in the Alaskan panhandle, the three terms in the House, two try - and liberal ideas they that LaFollette enjoyed in terms as governor of Wiscon- ocratic convention would lose more closely at those returns there really isn't time for the House to Senate bill forecloses several aspects of certainly were. LaFollette his party's nomination, but of 1924. LaFollette pulled 1924. sin, and came to the Senate in had some bizarre proposals But the fiery LaFollette remedy differences between the bill he that management program by mandat- 1906. By the time he ran for Alfred E. Smith set off a 73- almost entirely from the for amending the Constitu- mlnute demonstration that Democrat Davis. His role, as was fueled in large part by helped to steer through the Senate and ing timber harvests that the House bill president in 1924, he had tion; he had some radical antipathy toward the two ma- the Anderson-Udall substitute adopted foresees but leaves to the Forest Service spent 24 years on the Hill. electrified the nail. In the it turned out, was the ideas In the Held of taxation; end, the Democrats named spoiler's role. The' effect of jor party candidates. Today by the House. And others warn that any to mandate. The Senate also orders the John Anderson of Illinois has he was the darling of the lib- Jabbing John, like Battling now spent 20. John W. Davis of West Vir- the LaFollette candidacy, changes made in the Senate bill by a Forest Service to construct lumber erals, Intellectuals and young ginia. Bob, benefits from the same Battling Bob LaFollette activists of that day. John perhaps oversimplified, was antagonisms. conference committee or on the House roads in the Tongass Forest as a matter to deliver 12 states with 85 was a maverick — a liberal Anderson from time to time Now let us recall what This is no prediction that floor will encounter a fatal Senate of first priority for a limited budget that Republican who was far too has trod similar paths. happened. In the general electoral votes to Calvin history will repeat, dumping filibuster. has to be rationed among all national liberal for his conservative election, LaFollette carried Coolidge. The states were Ar- Carter and giving Reagan an izona, Idaho, Kentucky, Mar- Such threats and warnings can't be forests. brothers of the GOP. He was Determined to run on his Wisconsin only. Davis car- electoral landslide. History is a fine orator, with a comman- yland, Missouri, Montana, taken lightly, but the stakes are high That is a particularly curious man- own, LaFollette created the ried the 12 states of the solid merely gossip, said Oscar ding presence on the stump Progressive Party as his po- South. Coolidge swept all the Nebraska, Nevada, New date given the fact that almost all Wilde, -and perhaps these enough in the Alaska debate that the and a formidable independ- litical vehicle John An- rest. In the popular vote, Mexico, North Dakota. South tales of 1924 are only that House should call the Senate's bluff. lumber harvested in that region of Alas- One reason for doing so is a section ka is exported to Japan. Why should of the Senate bill known as the Melcher Tongass lumber roads be given budg- amendment, which has frightening im- etary priority over forest access in other Students showing that they care plications for national wildernesses not parts of the nation? In another question- only in Alaska but throughout the United able provision, the Senate bill excludes Rumson 1111.1111111111111111 inn iiini inn mini IHIU.HU linn.,,,, Catholic Church, Holmdel; States. Introduced by Sen. John Melcher from protection nearly 150,000 acres of To the Editor: Generosity Bill Murray, Red Cross, Red of Montana, the amendment would force Tongass forest in an area surrounding a Talk about enthusiasm! 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The lacome from In- amnuitv Youi 1 1 raised eight times during this where you and your husband of inflation Their very nature demands that money market fund or the Dreyfus bond fund vestments for which my BUS- fund prit period, going from 57'v to band and I are trustees goei are responsible for the trust's annuities be established for a long period of Several other firms are reported preparing $1.50 to my stepfather. My step- performance. time. Mediumand lower-income investors Your mint! plans or awaiting government approval of have shunned them as obsolete, out of step 11,900 tOlS.OO The company has been in father has had much success (Column readers should their programs. with today's realities The rate of the limelight this year be- la the stock market la the send their investment in- Here is still another choice of mediums in The new hybrid mutual/fund annuity im- for the first yeai stocks-plus fixed Interest securities for a dec- cause of a series of indicated past and feels that the only quiries to David R. Sargent, poses no arbitrary time span, however The 8 2per<:<>rl »! ade truly shaping up aa the era of the stock natural gas discoveries in the way to make money is to Successful Investing, c/o this investment can run six, seven, eight years, etc If vou 1 market. Rocky Mountain Overthrust write options. Do yon agree? newspaper.) Belt area — where the com- L. R. California pany owns about 1.2 million A. I'm afraid I have to ster Berkeley Heights Bei-naros 1 11 1 (fringe Thompson asked to debate Smith TRENTON (AP) - In- representatives of a fictitious dicted Democratic Rep. Arab sheik enter and remain Frank Thompson expects to in the United States. receive an Abscam trial date Thompson, 61, has denied this week. any wrongdoing and normally But Thompson's Re- would be expected to have publican election opponent, little difficulty winning re- Chris Smith, is charging the election in the district which veteran congressman with includes the heavily Demo- hiding behind his Abscam cratic Trenton area in charges to avoid debate. Mercer County and parts of Burlington, Middlesex, and "The congressman wants Monmouth counties. to postpone the debate until Deitz said Thompson has his trial is over, but I want to told Smith in writing he debate now," Smith said. would schedule debates as "We can't put the people off soon as possible. forever." Smith said Thompson has Not surprisingly, William made himself inaccessible da, mstitU ,/Fedei Deitz, Thompson's chief "You can't get to him," spokesman, disagreed with said Smith, 27. "And I Smith's charges. haven't seen any evidence of "We haven't said any- his campaigning." thing about the trial, but if Deitz said Thompson has he's on trial, he obviously been busy with congressional can't debate," Deitz said, responsibilities and cited batan>< adding the House is scheduld three campaign stops that to be in session until Oct. 3. were scheduled for Sunday — The race in Thompson's a picnic In hoebling by the 4th Congressional District is municipality's Historic Socie- being watched closely for the ty, a dedication of an art ex- impact the FBI's Abscam 1 hibit at the State Museum and probe of official corruption in another picnic in East Bruns- conn may have on Election Day. wick. 5 no VieW M/7 days a Thompson, who is seeking When Smith declared his his 14th term, was indicted by second challenge to Thomp- a federal grand jury in June son, he vowed not to use on charges he accepted a Abscam as campaign materi- (90,000 payment and split it al. 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By BILL ZAPCIC sion; how appropriate in these days of great segment They are the masters of SAYREVILLE - The only thing similar double-digit inflation! stage presence. wrong with "The Baggy Pants Revue" The banter is bright if insignificant; Phyllis Smith and Mary Spangler — a burlesque act — It that you could with the exception of a well-presented take every one of the troupe's members and completely accurate history of the move with boundless energy, and Randy home to mother. burlesque, the conversation on stage has Horn, the good ole boy who is the brunt' Then again, Mom would love them the redeeming social value of a dis- of the classic skit, "The Madhouse," too cussion of cat food. knows center stage well "Baggy Pants" breezed into the But no one ever called burlesque Able and dancer-singer Graziella are Club Bene Friday night, to run until anything more than pure entertainment amazing with the high kicks. How Able, Sunday, and this 1920s- JOs-style — and pure entertainment, pure diver- burlesque revue is a genuine breath of sion is more than enough. a protege of the late great Bert Lahr, fresh air, as well as a gut-laugh rib- One-liners produce belly laughs, learned to nearly kick himself in the tickler chuckles, titters and groans. Sight gags chin straight-legged is a miracle in It's risque without being dirty, sexy and blackout skits keep the laughs alive. itself without being sexual, and energetic with And the pace? If only the Garden State What the dancing lacks in technique the exuberance of a high school pep Parkway moved as fast and as it makes up in enthusiasm. rally It could be the answer to tele- smoothly! In short, it all works together brisk- vision. You don't have to think about why This every man's song-and-dance act, you like "Baggy Pants." You just do. ly, warmly, hilariously. starring television commercials' "Corn The talented troupe includes the FOOTLIGHTS — Dinner is at 7, with HIJINKS — Will B. Ablt and Graziella, principals In Bran Scarecrow," Will B. Able, is Mercer Brothers, Bud and Jim, whose curtain at 9. The show runs approx- HIGH KICKS — Will B. Able of "Baggv Pants Revue" "Baggv Pants Revue," pretend to Ignore each other. burlesque from the days of the Depres- 1 banjo pickin' and one-liner grinnin' is a imately two hours. launches one of his famed hlgher-than-hlgh kicks.

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NIOHTLINE listed as U) I I WONDER WOMAN DRAWING (LIVE) ttHTEMNIAL/TOHIGHT - a salute to tha baggy panta 5 PigeandPicMes'Trietanprovee I I EXTENSIONS 8:00 BOD SPFX: THE EMPIRE ____ A4v. comadiana 09 MOVIE -(MUSICAL) NEW YORK Its Is a gentleman and Jamea' ME MM IN ACTION I I UNCLE FLOYD STRIKES BACK Sp.c.l €1 10:00 SO LOU GRANT Working • •••j'Cabar*!" 1972 love of good food la ssvsrsly OO MONDAY NIGHT AT (VHF) WCBS 2, WNBC 6:10 B LA 8OMBRA DE facia, the technology (hit ft••• a double thifl gives city adilor 12:30 TOMORROW Host: isslsd. THE MOVIES Centsnnlel 4.WNEW5. WABC7.WOR N0N-MTAT6PMI I LINDA an audlenca'a imagination lor Lou Grant an eye opening en TomSnydsr Guaata David Lei Tha Wagon and ths Elsphsnf M«. 6:30 I i NBC NEWS lull (light and can turn a cinama PHILLIES TODAY counter with tha Los Angeles larman. David Mernck (go 9, WF'IX 11. (UHF) 31 Stars: Richard Chamberlain. STARBKY AND I ABC NEWS draam Into an Instant rMllty. will SMOVIE-(DRAMA)— S Tribunes eccentric nightside mint) PHILADELPHIA Bsrbsra Carrara Msnnonlla I TIC TAC DOUGH ba aalutsd - and loml ol III "Saturday Night and Sun- O HOGANSHEROES butcher Levi Zandt Haas his slatMSOminsll (VHF) KYW 3, WPVI, I CBSNEWS magic will ba ravealad for tha day Morning" iseo O MEDICAL CENTER era WILD hometown snd maats with •BSSD NEWS tiretllma fflOmirla.) <• LUIS VIGOREAUX ID INDEPENDENT NEWS 12:35 O MOVIE -(MYSTERY) WCAV 10; (U;HF) 17, 2», SANFORD AND SON McKeag'a family which In- HAPPY DAYS PRESENTA ID I "V, "Niagara" 1853 48 AGAIN NEWJERSEVNIGHTLY cludes Clay Baskst. who mar 10:05 (B PECADO MORTAL 8 •9 MOVIE -(COMEDY) O MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) EWS rlaa McKeag after Paaqulnal'a 10:30 OOO NEWS NEW LITTLE H0U8EI seeM| "You'rsaBlgBoy ••• "DasarlRata" 1083 I BARNEY MILLER death (PI III . Repeel. 2 hra ) OB MOVIE -(COMEDY) •• Now" 1S6S RAT PATROL I JOKER'S WILD LAURAS WtDDWGS O O MONDAY NIGHT "Sunburn" 1:00 DELAWARE VALLEY I VICTORY GARDEN SET. OR IS IT7I. FOOTBALL Nsw York Qlsnls 11:00 ff OOO NEWS 1:15 8 NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE SHOW 7:00 I I CBS NEWS 52 AN NJPTV EXTRA va Philadelphia Eaglet O M.A.S.H. O ADAM 12 EVENING MAGAZINE OO LITTLE HOUSE ON • Tba 1st Saturday Haro. 0 MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• t» O PRISONER: CELL 1:30 O LIFEOFRILEY VOTERS AND TO NBC NEWS THE PRAIRIE Tha draame of "Faca In Tha Crowd" BLOCK H I M.A.S.H. 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(Part I ot a two-part aol- 8:30 O MERV GRIFFIN Quests: W BALCONBORICUA AMERICA TONIGHT THEATRE Lima:FiftyCsntss Cinema 291-0148 '1.50 a veterans' hospital or a civilian attached to or serving with (D ODD COUPLE STARTREK'Wh.t.r.lil the Armed Forces of tha United States without the State ot HBO MOVIE -(COMEDY) EVEMNUAT 7:30 MD 1:30 tleQIrleMaaeOI?' New Jersey, or the spous* or dependent of and accompa- "U "Just Tall Ma What THE FINAL LOS RICOS TAMBIEN You Want" K7S nying or residing wmi • civilian attached to or serving with At the movies COUNTDOWN LLORAN the Armed Forces of the United State*, and desire to vote, 11:20 OHOLLYWOODANDTHE _l VALBNTINA MARTIN SHEEN information for the movla tlm. », or If you ara • relative or friend ol any such person who, 8 SANFORO AND SON tablt It provldad bv thaatar mri MONMOUTH ARTSClNT*R - CINSMA I — Call thaalar. 11:30 CBS LATE MOVIE you believe, will daalre to vote In the General Election to be O HERE'S TO YOUR tort. 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SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1980 COMICS 19 Cosmos 'strike9gold

WASHINGTON (API - Giorgio Chi ball, left-footing from 17 yards out past The Strikers also suffered an early blow In the sweltering heat of Washington's naglia said the Cosmos didn't need a pep Fogarty and goalkeeper Jan van Bevren in the game when (Jerd Mueller, upon Robert F Kennedy Stadium. Beckenbauer talk at halftime to go out against the Fort Chinaglia's first goal came on a rebound whom much of their hopes rested, pulled a played his last NASL game before returning Lauderdale Strikers for the final 45 minutes from a free kick by Chinaglia, who had been right thigh muscle in the first half and, to Germany and said, "it's nice to go home in Soccer Bowl 80. fouled by Arsene Auguste although he attempted to continue with the a champion "There no pep talks at the half," said Chinaglia s second goal came with less injury for a short period, was removed from Beckenbauer s renewed turn at the Chinaglia after the Cosmos scored three than three minutes to play on a rebound off the game with 5:53 remaining before the sweeper back position was pivotal to the second-half goals to defeat the Strikers 3-0 of Roberto Cabanas shot from sound yards break He was replaced by Koos Waslander Cosmos' victory Strikers "We knew we had to come out strong in the out In another ironic blow, the man who Hennes Weiseweiler. his fellow West second half because the game was so Chinaglia set up the Cosmos first goal, would have replaced Mueller, Francisco German and Cosmos coach, said he elected close." with 2 55 gone in the second half, when his Marinho, did not dress [or the game to go with Beckenbauer at libero rather Chinaglia, the most prolific scorer in the free kick was blocked by the wall and went Marinho, who played for the Cosmos last than Brazil's Carlos Alberto because he history of the North American Soccer to Romero on the right side Romero footed year, was told at a team meeting before the needed a midfield of younger players "who League, scored two goals, his 49th and 50th it in from eight yards away. game at HKK Stadium began that he would ran run 90 minutes," Alberto, bitterly dis- of the season and 17th and 18th of the The championship game, played before not start and he said he would not sit on the appointed at being benched, called it a lame playoffs. a near-sellout crowd of 507681 was the bench as a substitute So. he watched the excuse But, he said, the shot on goal he took and fourth for the Cosmos, who have won all of game from the stands ' Gerd Mueller. Beckenbauer's old ac- was blocked but which was kicked in on the the them They have won the NASL title Chinaglia, voted the most valuable complice from Bayern Munich and the Ger- rebound by Julio Cesar Romero was the three times in the last four years, missing player of the playoffs on the basis of his 18 man national team, also figured in the turning point of the game. out last year when Vancouver took the goals in seven games plus one minicontest. calculations "After the first goal, the Strikers went championship. look 10 shots on goal, but had only one clear Weisweiler had his NASL rookie of the flat," he said. The fiercly contested match was played shot and that was his first goal of the game year, centerback Jeff Durgan, play Mueller Cosmos Coach Hennes Weisweiler said, under less than ideal soccer conditions, The Cosmos outshot the Strikers 27-14 man to man Beckenbauer then was be- "Everybody played a great 90 minutes, but with the temperatures on the field hovering Kach of the goalkeepers, Hubert Birken- tween them and Cosmos goalie Hubert we were the better team.'' around the 100-degree mark and the humid- meier of the Cosmos and van Beveren. were Brinkenmeier ready "to sweep " Chinaglia, the most prolific scorer in ity at 80 percent. credited with seven saves each. "Gerd got only one shot before he went NASL history, kicked in his 17th goal of the The Cosmos were the odds-on favorite to Twenty-seven fouls were called in the out," Brinkenmeier, another West German playoffs with a little more than 20 minutes garner the title, having won 24 of 32 regular game, 14 on the Cosmos and 13 on the Irom Freiburg said, "and right away he remaining in the game after being marked season games and five of six in the playoffs Strikers. looked to get a penalty call but 1 never closely throughout the contest by the APMMa The Strikers, on the other hand, were 18-14 Beckeobauer Makes Difference touched him " Mueller left with an injury TO THE VICTOR — Cosmos striker Giorgio Chinaglia Strikers' Ken Fogarty. in the regular season and finished second to Franz Beckenbauer returned to the posi- with 5:33 left in the first half reaches for the trophy of Soccer Bowl 1980 in Washing- Chinaglia was assisted on the goal, his Tampa Bay in the Eastern Division of the tion he made famous — libero — and the "That turned it around," Beckenbauer ton, D.C. yesterday after his team defeated the Fort 49th of the season, by Wim Hijserge and American Conference They were forced to move propelled the Cosmos to their third said. "Gerd went back on defense but his Lauderdale Strikers, 3-0. Chinaglia scored two of the Rick Davis but the 33-year-old Italian did play and win their playoff games on the NASL championship in the four seasons he replacement didn't. It loosened things up three aoals. most of the work himself after getting the road. was with them for us and I could go forward " 49ers flatten out Jets, 37-27

ByDANROSENBAUM DeBerg and dumped him on his backpack. An it malfunctioned offside penalty on defensive end Mark Gastineau "Coach Walsh had made up a new play on the FLUSHING, NY. - When Richard Todd nullified the play, while Holmes nullified De- sidelines," DeBerg explained. "I guess he fig- found Lam Jones down the middle for 18 yards Berg's electronics, bringing Montana into the ured that since it was new and with my voice the late in the fourth quarter, he established a new game again. And once again, the second year way it is I wouldn't be able to get it from the Jet record with 36 pass completions in a single player out of Notre Dame did the job, this time messenger and explain it to the team, so he sent game. passing to wide receiver Dwight Clark for the TD. in Joe. And the fans booed. Shawn Weatherly, Miss Universe and Clark's "That was my touchdown pass he threw" When Todd hit Bruce Harper in the left flat for girlfriend, jumped up. It was the most pleasing DeBerg joked. nine yards, he broke the record of 37 completions sight of the afternoon for Jet fans, who saw their That toss to Clark made it 30-6. At that point, in a single game set by George Blanda in 1964. team head into the locker room trailing 24-3 not even the Richard and Clark show could bring Again, the fans booed. Louder this time. following an exchange of field goals by Ray the Jets back. Gaines, who caught 17 passes on the Such is life in the big city for Richard Todd. Wersching and Pat Leahy. day, broke Bill Mathls' record for pau receptions Throw out the 42 completiona. Throw out the 447 "San Francisco is a solid football team," in a career for a Jet running back in the process. yards. Throw out the three touchdown passes. Big strong safety Shafer Suggs said, "But we made But there's a catch. city folks look at the bottom line, and to them it them look better than they really are. I don't reads 0-3, 0-2 in the AFC East, and falling. That's think we played agressively at all. We seemed to "When you're ahead by 30 points," Walsh said ai cut and dry as the Jets' 37-22 loss to the San lose momentum in the first half. with a smile, "you're going to concede that." Francisco 49ers yesterday. "I think in the beginning of the season we Indeed, Todd was not overjoyed with his ac- The 49ers put points on the board the fint four might have thought teams would lay down for us. complishments. "It's not sweet," he said. "Big times they touched the ball, led by someone who I was hoping that feeling was over." deal. When you're down 21-0 you gotta start would look more comfortable in a lunar module It appeared to be at the start of the second throwing the ball. At least we got a chance to than on a football field. But Steve DeBerg, power half. A Leahy field goal, a defensive hold, and the work on every pass pattern we have." pack and all, needed only 2 37 to drive his team 58 Jets had the ball again. On fourth and four at the That, however, is no consolation to Michaels. yards on six plays, hitting tight end Charlie Young Jet 32, Michaels, abandoning his characteristic "To me it's very embarassing," he admitted. from 15 yards out for the score. conservatism, decided to go for It and called a "We had enough yardage to win the football running play. With the entire 49er defense stacked On their next possession, DeBerg again drove game. We just got picked apart defensively. We up on the line, Scott Dierking was stopped after a the team downfield, all the way to the Jet five. had a couple of dropped balls. Those are things one yard pickup. Call it a turning point. Forty-Niner Coach Bill Walsh then inserted that we just have to stop." backup Joe Montana, presumably to utilize his "At that stage I was just trying to get some running ability and to protect the wired-up De- thing going," Michaels said. "We've been so Granted, both Joe Klecko and Greg Buttle berg. The Jets obviously didn't see it that way, effective with (Chris) Ward and (Mickey) Shuler were both out with injuries. But the Jet problems allowing Montana to roll in untouched for a 14-0 blowing people off the line. That's why I did it. I are more fundamental than that. BURIED — New York Jets quarterback Richard Todd (14) Is swarmed under by lead. wanted to catch some fire and it misfired " "There are 13 more weeks to play," said Archie Reese, left, Ted Vincent, top, and Jimmy Webb of the San Francisco 49ers In With San Francisco again In control after a Jet San Francisco again took over, and again defensive tackle Marty Lyons. "We can't keep the first quarter. The 4»ert, who took a 24-0 lead In the first half, went on to win the punt, reserve cornerback Jerry Holmes pressured DeBerg's circuitry betrayed him. But not because losing every week." game, 37-27. Yankees, O's win Ray runs power NEW YORK (AP) - Ron Guidry, in his previous starts while lasting as long as the second game since returning to the starting sixth inning only twice. rotation, allowed three hits in seven innings This time Flanagan, 15-12, gave up only and struck out a season-high nine batters one run on John Mayberry 's 28th homer in the yesterday as the New York Yankees beat the fourth before getting last-inning relief help Rutgers victory Boston Red Sox 3-0 for the 10th time in 19th from Tippy Martinez and Tim Stoddard, who meetings this season. gained his 24th save. PISCATAWAY (AP) - Albert Ray good football in the second half," said Dwight Evans, who tripled with two out in rushed for 115 yards, 101 in the second half, Burns. the second inning, was the only Boston Ail, Royals 3 to lead Rutgers to a 24-7 victory over Cin- Things didn't go so well for the Prince- runner to advance beyond first base against KANSAS CITTY, Mo. - Wayne Gross cinnati yesterday before 17,800 spectators. ton Tigers who lost to Cornell 17-7 in Ithaca, Guidry, 15-10, as the Red Sox were drove in five runs with two homers to lead Rutgers, 2-0, scored all 24 of its points in N.Y. mathematiclly eliminated in the American the Oakland A's to a victory over the Kansas the second half after the 0-3 Bearcats took a Ben Tenuta and Tom Weldenkopf each League Bast. City Royals behind Mike Norris' six-hitter. 7-0 halftime lead on defensive back Ben scored touchdowns as Cornell took advan- It was the 17th victory in 20 games this Two of the runs off Norris, 21-8, came on a Halley'i 24-yard interception return. tage of two Princeton fumbles. Ron Rejda month for the Yankees, who remained four homer by George Brett, the only hit by the After Rutgers stopped Cincinnati follow- kicked a field goal for the rest of Cornell's games ahead of second-place Baltimore. major league's leading hitter in four at-bats. ing the second half kickoff, the Scarlet scoring. Mike Neary scored Princeton's Their "magic number" for winning the East Brett, who was hitting .400 after Friday Knights drove 59 yards in eight plays to knot only touchdown. is 10 with 13 games left. night's game, dropped to .394. the score at 7-7 at 4 20 of the third quarter. In other college action, Hofstra crushed Rutgers went into its running game dur- Seton Hall University 28-6 Friday night. ing the drive, grounding out 44 of the yards Hofstra quarterback George Muller com- See National League, page 10 with Ray going in from the 1-yard line. pleted 11 of 20 passes for 221 yards. Jim Dumont's fumble recovery on the Susquehanna quarterback Tom O'Neill Cincinnati 24-yard line set up Alex rushed for one touchdown and connected on Rich Gossage allowed one hit and struck With Dwayne Murphy and Tony Armas on Falcinelli's winning 32-yard field goal with a five-yard pass for another enroute to a out four over the last two innings to record base in the fifth, Gross slammed a pitch from 9:26 left in the third quarter. The 31-12 victory over Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- his 30th save. Dennis Leonard, 19-10, over the right field sophomore kicker had missed his three pre- versity at Madison. New York scored all its runs in the first fence to give the A's a 5-3 lead. Gross again vious attempts of the game. Also on Friday night, St. Peter's locked against rookie John Tudor, 7-5, who bad a 7-3 tagged Leonard for a homer in the seventh The Knights iced the game when punter into a 12-12 tie with Iona. record and 2 53 ERA since earning a spot in Brett's two-run shot had pulled Kansas Deron Cherry surprised the Bearcats de- In East Orange, quarterback Steve the Boston starting rotation. City into a 2-2 tie in the bottom of the first fense with a 30-yard touchdown strike to Massi ran 12 yards for a touchdown in the Tudor walked Willie Randolph and Bucky before the A's stormed back with the help of Ken Smith out of punt formation to give the third quarter, lifting Swarthmore to a 14-3 Dent, the first two batters, on a total of nine Gross and Rickey Henderson, who stole four Knights a 17-7 advantage with 1 45 left victory over Upsala pitches and Bob Watson doubled the first run bases to bring his American League-leading Rutgers defensive back Mark Pineiro Kean College was shutout as Ramapo across. Reggie Jackson drove in the second total to 88. finished the scoring with a 48-yard intercep- quarterback Mike LaFrance ran for a with a sacrifice fly - his first RBI in eight Tigers 11, UdUasl tion return late in the game. touchdown and passed for another in a 16-0 days - and Rick Cerone's two-out RBI tingle DETROIT - Steve Kemp stroked a pair Ramapo victory. Rutgers repeatedly drove the ball down Trenton State halfback Jeff Williams chased Tudor. Bill Campbell and MikeTorrez of two-run doubles, giving him 10 RBI's in the field, but mental mistakes stalled poten- blanked the Yankees the rest of the way. two games, and Jack Morris and Pat Under- rushed for 115 yards and two touchdowns tial scoring drives. leading his team to a 20-18 victory over Cerone's RBI was his 81st of the season, wood combined on a six-hitter as the Detroit "We didn't play the best football, espe- William Paterson. matching his total for the last two years with Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians. cially offensively," said Rutgers Coach St. John's edged Jersey City State 8* on Toronto. Tom Brookens' three-run homer capped a Frank Burns. "We were a little hungry in seven-run first inning and the Tigers added Saturday the first half. We were too anxious to get West Chester State's Ron Gaynor threw OrMesZ, BlaeJaysl two more in the third off loser Dan Spitlner, the ball in the end zone. We were not BALTIMORE - Mike Flanagan, a 1979 15-11 three touchdown passes and ran for another satisfied to get four or five yards ' score to beat Glassboro 35-14. Cy Young award winner struggling of late, Morris, 15-14, walked four, struck out five For the second consecutive game. allowed Toronto just four hits in eight innings and surrendered just four hits before giving Rutgers' defense did not allow a touchdown and helped the Baltimore Orioles to a victory way to Underwood in the seventh. Eddie Steward and Alan Schmid led a solid over the Blue Jays. The Indians scored their run in the fifth on SSrT I ' • *-M NOT HIS DAY — Pitcher Dennis Leonard of the Kansas defensive wall, while Cherry had 10 tackles Cin— HallKMHlttrcfMIMriturnlKMItMck) It was the fifth consecutive triumph for Rick Manning's sacrifice fly. in the secondary. Rut— Rav I run (Falclnein HlckJ City Royals waves his arm In disgust after Wayne Rol—FGFalcliwIIIll the Orioles, who have beaten the Blue Jays 16 Kemp hit a two-run double to key the "The defense wasn't too aggressive in Rut—SmltMl pats from Chvrrv IFalcinalllfclck) straight times in Baltimore since July 1878. first-inning rally and scored on AI Cowens Gross of the Oak land A's hit his second home run off the Rut—Pin«ln>« Intercept ion return tFalclrwIII kick) the first half, but they settled down to play *—17,100 Flanagan! a 23-game winner last season, single before Brookens belted bis ninth home Royal starter. Gross's two home runs gave him five had posted a 6.02 earned run average in nine run of the season and second in three games. R B I's for the day as the A's beat the Royals, 9-3. 10 The daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.1980 Bengals upset Steelers on Sunter's field goal CINCINNATI placekicker Matt Bahr missed a 51- HOUSTON - Houston running back Rob yard field goal attempt as time expired. beat th^aUle Seahawks „ Groean s third touchdown Dass of the Carpenter replaced injured Earl'Campbell and Bra 8 l f l *™ ™* SX • fo^r Chdowrpe'rforma.lce Ken Stabler riddled Baltimore', secondary lead- ™ H" *,' *°J™*Tl ° * »*£ Z g ^^ quarterback J(m z,,,.,, ^ ing the Oilers to a victory that gave them a share 265 yards, teamed up with Swann on a 68-yard of the American Football Conference Central touchdown play to give the Steelers a 2113 lead_ Zorn put the Seahawks ahead 31-30 on a 21-yard Division lead wann lantedacros he scoring pass to Sam McCullum with 8:57 remain- f. |f s' ""ddle of the field, took Cincinnati s 30-28 upset of Pittsburgh pro- the ball in stride and raced untouched down the 8 The vjctory jeft lne pathots with a 2-1 record pelled Houston into a tie with the Steelers, both left sideline for the longest pass reception play of d Seahawks to 1 2 21 his seven-year career and ropped tne Pittsburgh held off a last-minute threat by the G ^ w|uj teame safety Kejtn Simpson was the only aerjal of tne Dolphins t», Falcons 17 and didn t return drive Browni It, Chlefi 13 ; "' ' ATLANTA - Uwe von Schamann's 27-yard CLEVELAND - Heisman Trophy winner __ field goal with 32 seconds remaining lifted the Charles White, displaying the form that made him Chargers », Broncot 11 Miami Dolphins to a comeback victory over the a number one draft choice, scored two touch- DENVER — Dan Fouts passed for more than Atlanta Falcons. downs to pace the Cleveland Browns to a victory 200 yards and a touchdown, Rolf Benirschke Von Schamann's game-winning kick came af- THERE IT GOES —Cincinnati Bengals kicker Ian Sunter folows the flight of his 21- over the Kansas City Chiefs. kicked three field goals and the San Diego defense ter Bob Baumhower blocked a 50-yard field goal vard field goal In the fourth quarter of the game with the Pittsburgh Steelers White caught seven passes for 100 yards and intercepted six passes, returning one for a score, try by Atlanta's Tim Mazzetti and after veteran yesterday. The three-pointer turned out to be the difference as the Bengals went on one touchdown and carried the ball 15 times for 58 as the Chargers whipped the Denver Broncos. quarterback Bob Griese, demoted to the second to upset the Steelers. 30-28. Holder Mike Levenseller Is at left and Steelers Ron yards and another score. Quarterback Brian Sipes The Chargers, who raised their record to 3-0 team, fired two fourth-quarter touchdown strikes Johnson and Bengals Glenn Cameron are at right. compiled 23 of 36 passing attempts for 295 yards. while Denver slumped to 1-2, exploded for 24 to give the Dolphins a 17-17 tie. points in the second quarter to break a 3-3 tie. Vikes bash Bears, 34-14; Lions grab third straight ('HICAIJlHAPl-TommyKramerhitAhmad own 41 and returned it 14 yards to the Cardinals' Redskins scoring. Hashad with a 76-yard touchdown pass in the first 43 From there, quarterback Gary Danielson King, continually making yardage outside, quarter and Ted Brown rushed for 113 yards and drove the Lions in for the score in seven plays, the helped set up a Chris Bahr field goal in the first two touchdowns yesterday to lead the Minnesota final 13 yards coming on a swing pass which quarter and was instrumental in the Raiders' 90- Vikingstoa34-14vlctoryovertheChlcagoBears. Horace King grabbed at the line of scrimmage yard drive that capped their scoring in the fourth An aroused Viking defense blanked the Bears and slanted into the endzone for the TD. quarter, when he ripped off a 30-yard run to the through three quarters and limited Walter Payton However, the Cardinals got that right back Redskins 25. to 39 yards in 16 carries as Minnesota posted its when, on the third play after the ensuing kickoff, King's backup, Arthur WhitOngton, gave the second victory in three BtarU and left the Bears quarterback Jim Hart found Mel Gray alone over Raiders a 17-7 lead midway through the third with a 1-2 mark the middle and the fleet St. Louis wide receiver |><"noacken II Dave Casper in the second quarter and five yards Rashad scored his touchdown with »: 11 left in ANAHEIM, Calif. - Rookie Johnnie Johnson to Chandler to cap the 90-yard drive. the first quarter and 30 seconds later, Tommy an(j veteran Rod Perry returned intercepted Oakland emerged with a National Football Hannon intercepted a pass and went 41 yards for a passes 99 and 83 yards for touchdowns as the Los League record of 2-1, while Washington fell to 1-2 touchdown. The Bears never recovered. Angeles Rams exploded for 37 points in the second Brown broke off-tackle for a 55-yard touch- quarter and went on to bury the Green Bay IRVINO TM« « iwilrha!< uarterba ? Dn»nn down run In the second quarter to give the Vikings Packers 1 i < <* "»nnyU a 21-0 halftime lead 2nd blasted for a 1-yarf The one-sided victory was the first triumph for touchdown in the third quarter following a pass tne defending National Football Conference g interference call against the Bear, in the end champion Ram s in three outings this season ^ zone - 37 points was the second-greatest one-quarter TamDa Bav Vince Evans, who replaced Mike Phlpps at b hi hi dd l b h EHESSS ^lii™ffffliffff : =:«HHH=HTh C E tne fourth quarter, and five minutes later, nit The Rams turned five pass interceptions into Division Both n«ila« and T™IU R.« aP« •> i with Rickey Watts with a 88-yard touchdown pass touchdowns before a crowd of 63,850 at Anaheim ZBucs vteUlM first nllreT^fr rt?vf» nn ^ Late in the game. Matt Blair Intercepted an stadium unLaten DetroH? Evans pass before Robert Miller broke off Uckle Quarterback Vince Ferragamo hit Billy Wad- Wnj(e startini, in hi, fi_, „_..„ „.„_ NV, W hl S rt n 8 and went 27yard, for the fina. Viking touchdown. dy with a 33-yard scoring pass for the on!y ioring gam e ^f 0% '^e home crowi. ,,^ Roger Uou M, CardloaU 7 of ^ first Knod nen came tne Rams ex' Staubach retired, rifled a 28-yard touchdown pass PONTIAC, Mich. - Rookie sensation Billy Plosion. • to Butch Johnson and twice found tight end Billy Sims ran for 95 yards and one touchdown as the Haiders U, Rediklas tl Joe Dupree wide open for 9-yard scoring tosses, resurgent Detroit Lions remained unbeaten with OAKLAND - Halfback Kenny King rushed for The °'her Cowboys' touchdown came on New- d victory over the St Louis Cardinals . 137 yards, and Dan Pastorini passed for two house's determined 2-yard run. Sims, bidding to become the first NFL rookie touchdowns to lead the Oakland Raiders to a After the first White touchdown pass early in ever to rush for 100 yards in each of his first three victory over the Washington Redskins. tne opening quarter, the Bucs scored 17 straight names, slanted over the right side, broke a tackle A crowd of 45,163 fans watched the Raiders' points on an 11-yard run by quarterback Doug and sprinted 7 yards for a touchdown with t>:a* home-opener - the smallest regular-season at- Williams, a 22-yard field goal by Garo Yepre- left in the fourth quarter and 80,027 fans jammed tendance in Oakland since 1973 m'»n. and a spectacular 49-yard pass-and-run HEADS UP— Denver Broncos Mike Harden (31) does a headstand as he is hit bv into the Silverdome roared their approval and Washington quarterback Joe Theismann, sue- from Williams to, Ught end Jimmie Giles. Jerome Dove (48) and Glen Edwards (27) of the San Diego Chargers on a kickoff waved blue towels cessfully scrambling away from pressure ' Dallas sliced the margin to 17-14 just before return yesterday. Bronco Maurice Harvey Is In the background. The Chargers went In the second quarter, Detroit wide receiver throughout the game, threw two touchdown halftime on the first White-Dupree connection on to win the game, 30-13. John Arnold fielded Larry Swider's punt on his passes afa ran for a third to account for all the with 46 seconds to play. Trevino tops Texas Phils edge closer

• SAIN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) - It took going to break short-of the hole. So I just hit it CHICAGO - Greg nings as the Cardinals John Candelaria doubled Lee Trevino 14 years to do it But yesterday, up about 3 feel and just tried to feel the Luzinski smashed his 18th downed Montreal twice and Omar Moreno. Phil he won the Texas Open championship, rolling distance of it, and made it." home run and hit a key double Kim Seaman retired the Garner and Bill Madlock in a 25-foot pressure birdie putt on the last Trevino, who put together rounds of m the eighth inning to pace a Expos in order in the ninth knocked in two runs apiece to 15-*"''Philadelphia attack as for his fourth save after Rin- lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to hole while a large, predominantly Mexican- 6fr67-67-«5, said he stayed up until 1230 am the phillies American gallery whooped it up Sunday putting on the carpet at his hotel defeated the Chi- con suffered cramps in both a victory over the New York Trevino also wrapped up his best year But the winning putt just "wasn't cago Cubs, 7-3 to move within legs. Mets ever, money wise, running his earnings to makeable." hesaid a half-game of the Montreal Reds 7, Dodgers 2 Candelaria, 11-14, col- $385,814 Anil he posted his best stroke aver- 'It was a guessing putt It had to have ^^^^m < ^P08 inlne National League LOS ANGELES — Ken lected his first double off age. 69 73, to edge out Tom Watson for the perfect speed " -J ^^ East yesterday Griffey, whose error helped loser Ray Burris, 7-12, in the coveted Vardon Trophy Trevino shook off three bogeys en route to ^«8B^I m Philadelphia's Dick Los Angeles score the tying Pirates'four-run fifth-inning Ruthven, who lasted 52-3 in- run in the ninth, singled in The Professional Golfers' Association the 5-under-par closing round and said the New York went ahead 2-0 nings before being replaced two runs to spark a five-run in the first on Lee Mazzilli's "Merry Mex " knew he had to sink his final large gallery helped him keep his composure. llth nn n as by Ron Reed Picked UP his ' ' f! the Cincinnati run-scoring single and a putt to finish wilh a 15-underpar 265 and edge "Anytime you win in city for the first 16th victory in 26 decisions Reds beat the Los Angeles throwing error by shortstop 1974 Texas Open champion Terry Diehl time, it feels good, he said. I probably have while Cub's starter Dennis Dodgers. Dale Berra The pressure was on when Diehl curled in more fans here than Ido in my hometown of Lamp took his 12th loss The third straight loss to Aitroi i, Giaati 1 a 2-footer on the 17th hole and temporarily Dallas. Anytime you have the crowd behind a8a'nst 14 wins the Reds dropped the SAN FRANCISCO — Vem moved into a first-place tie you it puts you in the perspective of not WL 1 •/ Ruthven crossed up the Dodgers out of first place to Ruhle pitched a three-hitter But Trevino s final stroke rolled perfectly getting irritated at yourself ' fl ^ Cubs'strategy with an infield one game behind the National after holding San Francisco over the tough, bumpy green and broke three Fuzzy Zoeller the third round leader, 1 hit in the second after Urry League West-leading Houston to no hits through 7 2-3 in- feet into the cup amid shouts of "Ole " finished at 13-under 267 to capture third place Bowa was '"'entionally Astros, who defeated San nings and led the Houston He then had only to wait while Diehl drove monev of 112 000 while Ed Sneed and Lon walked ^^ two out to load Francisco 5-1 The Reds trail Astros to a victory over the 30 feet from the hole on the 175-yard finishing Hinkle lied for fourth at 12-under 268. the bases. The Cubs tied the Houston by 3^ games. Giants. hole and missed a difficult attempt for a SAN ANTONIO. T«M £%- "did a job" on the Montreal took the loss. Wohlford singled betweeen The title has been particularly appealing WESST.ftS •'••'-"V&?1i Expos, temporarily stalling Griffey's single followed third and shortstop with two since Trevino always draws hi. largest KToSSriftS" ZZZ^ZZirJSS^m •"**• outs in the eighth. Larry !0• •»"•• "• SH^In SLIDING BROOKS — Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop tional League Eastern gle by Ron Oester and a hit Herndon and Darrell Evans And when the tournament-winning putt fSJwJSSSSRfcffi^ ZZZZZZZZZ SMMIW-H Dale Berra makes the put out at second base despite the Division crown. batsman. singled in the ninth for the was within reach Trevino said he knew hii EZZOtilf'ZLii *o • 'ZS&n^ni sliding efforts of Hubbie Brooks of the New York Mets. Rincon limited the Expos Pirates I, Meti 4 Giants other hits and their stroke would have tob e perfect . OWB5*H*'"™--^ Berra was then able to relay the throw to first to catch to just three hits in eight in- PITTSBURGH - Pitcher run scored on a groundout "You hit too hard it too hard you hit it KSIJ1SSJ.'SiJi1 ZZZ: .'nXinZ^n Doug Flynn as teammate Phil Garner watches the through the break. You Hit It too soft, It's fT'SfST^'" ""*""" n&i£3n Proceedings. The Bucs won, 9-4. SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1980 The DailyRegister 11 Giants try to cage soaring Eagles

By JONNI FALK the past two years. They have been outscored 55-0 5-11. appear to be overmatched by the big guy ('uwboy Scott Laidlaw at running'back tonight in the last two appearances by S( Louis and Finally, the Eagles strong point is their rushing Gary Shirk strained an Achilles tendon, and Tom PHILADELPHIA - The New York Giants - Washington Howard came close to accusing them defense Their two previous opponents. Denver and Mullady will start at tight end finally, a torn thigh Philadelphia Eagles rivalry is filled with memo- of trying to sabotage his " program Minnesota, averaged only 62 5 yards a game, and muscle has put defensive tackle Mike McCoy on rable games Maybe that is why ABC is putting it Over the years, the Giants are 2-5 on Monday the Eagles lead the NFL in thai department injured reserve, and rookie Curtis McGriff will on tonight Why else play a game on Monday night' night, and Philadelphia is 3-4 So why should the Giants bother to show up in Mart in his place On the plus side. Brian Kelley Apparently the network wants to showcase the That brings up iexcuse that. Howard) tonight Philadelphia'1 Actually, the team has been looking will return as the starting right linebacker Eagles, a a 2-0 team which has a legitimate shot at The Eagles are 9 'a point favorites, and it is not forward to it all week They think they can beat the The liiants will have to test the Philadelphia this year's Super Bowl But ABC doesn't broadcast hard to figure out why Philadelphia has the second Eagles, and if the Eagles make enough mistakes, secondary early, and quarterback Phil Simms. who the Super Bowl best offense in the entire National Football League, they probably can has thrown lor seven touchdowns in the first two Anyway, in recent history, the Giants and and quarterback Ron Jaworski is the top passer in 1 have never seen a Giants team this sky umei. will probably be looking for Mullady and Eagles have played the famous "fumble" game the loop Jaworski has completed 38 of 54 for 515 high." linebacker Harry Carson said late in the John PerklOI early Last week, against Washing- and a beauty which the Giants won, 62-10. in 1972 yards and five touchdowns. week If we can keep that intensity until Monday ton, he made the mistake of looking for Earnest The Giants have won only two games against the Then there is Wilbert Montgomery, who has night, we can beat them as long as the emotion Gray too often and paid the price Eagles since then and have lost the last nine always saved some ot his best games for the doesn't make us commit mistakes The only other •The fjame comes on Channel 7 at 9 p.m., and This will be the third time the two old rivals Giants The running back has gained 240 yards. 49 danger is to leave it all here on the practice field there arc allernatives to the sound portion Jim have played on Monday night. The Eagles won, yards more than the entire Giants' running corps, Coach Ray Perkins, who had to make a few Gordon and Dick Lynch will broadcast on WNEW, 23-20. in 1970, Monday Night Football's inaugural and is averaging 6 2 more personnel ehanges. also noted the team's and Frank Buck and Hank Stram will have it on season, and the Giants won. 27-12, in 1972. The 1970 The offensive weapons don't end with Montgom- attitude These are the best string of practices we WCBS game is remembered as the night Howard (perhaps ery Receiver Harold Carmichael, all 6-8 of him, have had since I have been here. " he said in his This begins a streak of eight straight games the only human by that name who does not need a has now caught passes in 114 straight games and is usual laconic way against last year's playoff teams for the Giants last name) got "sick ' in the TV booth. averaging 28 8 on each reception Giants eor- Because his thigh injury prevented Larry The Eagles have a shot at three straight wins at the Harry Carton Monday night has not been kind to the Giants in nerbacks Terry Jackson. 5-10, and Mark Haynes. Heater from practicing. Perkins will start former beginning of the season for the first time since 1954 New shooting preserve getting started The dykes along the guided tour remind you and wetlands and the price the Matareses paid present operators have big plans for the Sr and Jr. ol J,ong Branch caught eight weak of the Brigantine National Wildlife Rtfuge; is a family secret They expect a big season iuture . - (ish up to 10 pounds yesterday Pat Sr got a the carefully tended upland fields of grain of and have 10,000 pheasants and 6.000 pen reared Sea Bright Wlueri •— ,'t'ii-pounder Saturday Nlto farms in Illinois; and the many hundreds mallards on hand. There are also chukars and Jack Adams with a 134-pound bluefish, (Jerry Riedinger of Ocean Grove weighed a of free flying ducks and Canada geese on the bobwhite quail Bob DeMarco with an 8'

NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - Dennis Conner skip- "1 can't answer any questions about the pro- process of jibing. pered Freedom to a 2-1 advantage over Australia test," Bond said. "We have Informed Dennis of The fouled spinnaker gave Hardy a chance to in their best-of-seven America's Cup match series the protest in accordance with the rules, but I catch up. He went on a long jibe to build up speed, yesterday, and he couldn't have been happier that can't say anymore about it." then engaged Conner in a fierce jibing duel. nothing else went wrong. Bond also was asked, however, if he was Approaching the mark, Hardy attempted to Freedom, a brand new 12-meter racing sloop bothered by the fact that Freedom's spinnaker squeeze up and inside of Conner but couldn't quite that has encountered very little mechanical trou- boom went into the water and was therefore not complete the maneuver before Freedom squeezed bles all season, was hit with a series of sail attached to the sail. He replied: "Yes, I am." Australia off the mark. problems, one of which resulted in a protest filed Freedom's sail problems started on the second At that point, Australia was only about eight by Australia after losing yesterday's race by 53 leg, a reach with the wind quartering across the seconds behind with winds of about 10-12 knots. On seconds. stern of the two boats. Conner ordered a light the fourth leg, however, the wind blew up to more The last of those sail problems, a fouled spin- spinnaker hoisted, and it blew completely off its than 15 knots, conditions that clearly have fa- naker sail on the fifth leg of the six-leg course, lines in winds of about 10 knots. A new spinnaker vored the American boat. The two boats are about came very close to costing Conner the race and was hoisted in a mere 20 seconds, amazingly equal in wind speeds of 5-10 knots. Above 10 knots, was followed immediately by the signification of quick, and little time was lost. however, Freedom has shown a clear advantage a protest by the Australian yacht, skippered by On the fourth leg, a beat into the wind, the over Australia and her flexible mast. Jim Hardv. genoa foresail on Freedom ripped about three- Freedom also was flying a protest flag at the •Fortunately, we didn't have anything go quarters of the way up. Conner chose not to raise end of the race, but it was not immediately clear wrong with the boat today," Conner said. "I can't another genoa and rounded the fourth mark lead- why. think of anything else that could have gone wrong. ing by 51 seconds. I think the boat had run out of things to happen.'' When Freedom hoisted its billowy spinnaker Freedom won the first race of the series on Alan Bond, syndicate manager for the Austral- sail, however, the top of the sail-got fouled in the Tuesday by 1; 52, but Australia came back to take the second race on Friday by 28 seconds, charging ians, refused to talk about the protest, but he rigging. The Freedom crew partially hauled in from behind on the final leg of the 24.3-mile indicated in a postrace news conference that it the spinnaker, apparently dropping the spinnaker pole, and Australia's protest flag went up. course in extremely light winds. The next race of RIP! _ Freedom, left, sails down the course with a shredded spinnaker during the was filed because Freedom lost her spinnaker third race of the America's Cup series off Newport, Rhode Island yesterday. The sail The rules state that a spinnaker sail may not the series is scheduled for tomorrow. Australia pole in the water during all her sail troubles on asked for a lay day on Monday. tore on the second leoof the race. Australia and its crew watches Freedom struoale. the fifth leg be set without a pole unless the boat is in the Nabers gets rich Holmdel triumphs Dan Briggs and Chris Howa rd League won $4,000 and Waters, $3,000. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Gary Lobello ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Ron Nabers, a raced 75 yards for a touchdown on the first Rich Emery scored the first Rumton virtually unknown San Francisco runner, won Fleming was the first world-class runner touchdown on a four-yard run In the third to turn professional and compete In the race. play from scrimmage and that got unbeaten yesterdays Atlantic City Marathon, the first Holmdel started to a 124 whitewashing of quarter, "The time has come for professional such race to offer cash prizes. Atlantic Highlands yesterday in Pop Warner Rumson also won the peewee game, 13-0 running. We should have the same opportuni- Nabers, a 31-year-old sneaker salesman, I wit ball. Weft Long Branch-Oceanport 18, Marlboro* ran the 26.2-mile course around Absecon Is- ty as athletes in other sports to turn pro and Bill Buckley, John Curry, Nick Francisco WEST LONG BRANCH - Fullback Tom land in 2:31:10. Joe League, 25, of Atlantic run for money, ' said Fleming, who has com- and Mike Norris stood out defensively for Nettis' scored twice on runs of 10 and three. City, was second at 2:32:16; and Jim Waters, peted in 42 marathons. He has finished more Holmdel yards while Heinze Sylvain tallied the third 31, rollings wood, finished third in 2:47:19. races under 2:20 than any other American. The peewecs battled to a 6-6 deadlock. touchdown in West Long Branch's shutout of Katie McDonald, 28, of New York City, Fleming, who won the New York mara- Red Bank tt, Keyporl« Marlboro. was the top women finisher, with a time of thon in 1973 and 1975, said he objected to an RED BANK- Four different players Marlboro reversed things in the peewee 3:04:53. Athletics Congress stipulation that runners scored touchdowns as unbeaten Red Bank game with a 48-0 rout. Tom Fleming of Bloomfield was expected competing in the pro division will be con- . ripped Keyport. Long Branch M, Howellt to win, but he dropped out after the 18th mile sidered professionals, whether or not they Jim Dudley opened the scoring with a one- LONG BRANCM — Maurice Caldwell due to the oppresive heat and high humidity. accept any cash. yard run and Al Farlow scored the second scored two touchdowns on runs of 80 and 40 The temperature at the start of the race after falling on the ball in the end zone after yards, and passed 50 yards to Steve Covin for about9:15am was80degrees. "Under current amateur guidelines, a another touchdown in Long Branch's rout of road racer who even participates in a race Ron Powell blocked a punt. "I didn't really win. I survived," said Fred Crine passed 40 yards to Dave Wittis Howell. Nabers. "I'm looking forward to drinking designed as a professional event is regarded Will Slath'um had a touchdown on a 40- as a pro, whether or not he accepts prize and Craig McGowan scored from four yards soda for two days. out to account for the other touchdowns. Rich yard run and caught a 50-yard scoring pass "I didn't think I would win. Unless you're money I don't agree with that restriction," from Tom Morgan. Sam Ballina raced 60 Fleming said. Agee kicked a pair of txo-point conversions out in front, you don't think you can win. But Red Bank won the peewee game, 6-0 yards and Covin had a 50-yard dash for the I started feeling like we wouldn't survive." The marathon started on the Boardwalk remaining touchdowns. at Caesars Boardwalk Regency hotel at 9 River Plan II, W«H 7 Nabers pocketed the winner's share of RIVER PLAZA - Quarterback Dan The peewee game was muct closer, Long $15,000. "I'm going to put it in the bank and a.m., and ended in front of the Atlantic City Branch winning, 6-0. Convention Center. Forte scored both touchdowns on short runs become real thriftv." he said. and Craig Abbes kicked a two-point con- EatontowD-Fort Monmoulb 22, Tinton Filli I version in helping unbeaten River Plaza to its TINTON FALLS - Carl Mogarth ran the third victory. second half kickoff back 44 yards for a touch- River Plaza also picked up a safety when down to erase a 9-6 Tinton Falls lead and then Brian Connolly tackled the Wall quarterback added the clinching touchdown on with a 60^ Young takes tourney yard run in the fourth quarter. in the end zone • River Plaza took the peewee game, 20-0. Jerome Hill of Eatontown opened the OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) - Donna nament, it'll be the last tournament of the Rrniuon 14, Fair Haven II scoring with an eight-yard run and kicked a year that'll determine the leading money Capeni Young is only the second person in the RUMSON - These old rivals put on a two-point conversion, but Tinton Falls picked winner." history of the Ladies Professional Golf As- thrilling show before umson pulled out the up a safety in the second quarter and Ed sociation to win $200,000 in a single season. Youngs victory - her second straight on victory with a second half rally Davis put the losers in front with an eight- Trouble is, the first, Beth Daniel, did it the tour - at the Brookridge Golf and Coun- A one-yard run by Mike Lee with three yard touchdown run and an extra point. $15,000 RICHER — Ron Nabers, 31, of Burlinoame, just a week ago, and Young figures it will be try Club added $15,000 to her I960 winnings, minutes left tied the game for Rumson and Eatontown won the peewee game, 2-0, and California became $15,000 richer vesterdav as he a battle to keep her newly won No. 1 ranking which now total $207,766 35 with, five tour- then quarterback Pete Graham passed to Lou the junior peewee contest over Brick, 20-14 on the LPGA money list. naments left. crossed the finish line first at the Pro-Am Marathon Schirff for the game-winning conversion. • In a final game, Dan Walsh scored two held on the boardwalk at Atlantic City. Nabers finished "It's anybody's ballgame," Young said Daniel, who sat out the Overland Park 'Fair Haven took a 13-0 lead in the first touchdowns as Hazlet trimmed Matawan, yesterday after firing a 4-under-par 69 for a 5- tournament, is in second place with the first professional marathon in a winning time of half on touchdown runs of 38 and 21 yarda by 16-0. Hazlet also won the peewee game. 13-0. stroke victory in a $100,000 LPGA tour- $202,108.76. 2:31.10. 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, i960 NFL Summaries 137 .aras Houston. Stabler 11211. HI Penalties vefds 2 21 9-7S RECEIVING—Baltimore. Dickav 3 33 INOtVIOUAL LtADttft f.rsT downs 11 14 Bulier 219 Carr 2 27 McCauiev Ml RUSHING—TamM Ba» Ben iS-9t. Ruir.es *ar«t fcVlg IS 13 Houston Joftnson S S2 C«em«n 3-tt. *.i..arrii 7 n Ecu wood 10 3* Dallas Passing *ardt 131 "3 Caroente' 3 2t Barber! U Major League Box Scores rt*U 2C 100. 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SEPTEMBER 22.1980 The Daily Register 13 Nation depends on firepower-weak National Guard EDITORS NOTE: For chronic shortages of men and Guard officials say they - gets higher marks All of the Air Guard, said Maj out money, you could buy i the first time since the Revo- material With the end of the rArmy National Guard Percentages i have only about 69 percent of the Air Force's electronic Gen John T Guice. com wholly-ready Guard and Re lulionary War, defense draft, recruiting difficulties the equipment needed in time of Total Army warfare planes are jissignej) rnander of the Air Guard The serve." he said "But witr strategists plan to send the set in Some units are at less of war, and that will be even to the Guard, along with 60 Hawaii Air Guard, for exam- that money, you could buy t nation's entire force of than half of their authorized further depleted in the next percent of the air defense in- ple, has for years been totally large regular force anyway " 454,MM) citizen-soldiers to the strength Few years because of needs to terceptors. 57 percent of the responsible for the defense of What the country has to from lines within N days in While about 20 percent of stockpile material in Europe the event of a major invasion. tactical reconnaissance air the islands day. he said, "is an alter the Guard s officers and non- Of the Guard's 357 attack craft and 17 percent of the I-t Gen LaVern E native between an,all-civiliar But is the National Guard commissioned officers are really? AP Special Cor- helicopters, only 13 are con- strategic tankers Weber, s the National or an all-military force." Vietnam veterans, even units sidered deployable The rest "So integral have they be- Guard Bureau, says money respondent Peter Arnett, who at full strength get only 38 won a Pulitzer Prize for his are outdated Nearly half of come that it has reached the would put any force into days of training land payi a the 884 scout helicopters are point where Ue Air Force shape coverage of the Vietnam year, on weekends and at a NEXT: Training For A Place W#r, talked to privates and not deployable could not go to war without If you're ready to put In The War generals from grassroots On everyone's mind is America, where the militia the fact that we are short of MM first assembled, to the men. said Lt Leo Nuncio of 4 Political Bestiary + nation's capital, where mili- San Antonio in summer train- lary strategy is devised. This ing at Fort Hood. Texas, with is the first installment of his the 1st Brigade of the 49th five-pan series examining Armored Division, the pride The Weekend Warriors. of Texas which fought in Budgetary Shortfall World War II, was mobilized By PETER ARNETT in 1950 during the Korean |National Guard A weekly piece of political Mitre by f) AP Special Correspondent Weekend War and activated again in Eugene J. McCarthy and Jamn J. ATLANTA - Not since 1961 during the Berlin crisis Kilpatrtck. Illustrated by Jeff MacNelly. the Minutemen fired on the Warriors What happens when we are Among all the species known to politi- British Redcoats at Concord, called up'" cal ornithology, perhaps none is more fa- Mass , has this nation de- two-week summer camp The brigade fielded 75 miliar than the Budgetary Shortfall This pended so heavily on the guns While conceding that "the percent of its authorized ubiquitous fellow nests wherever legisla of its citizen-soldiers, but the Guard is just not as good as in strength for the two weeks of live bodies meet You will find him in National Guard today is county courthouses, in city halls, in stale the days of the draft," Army summer training but some Source DoO N»tKXi.l Guard Bur««u critically short of firepower Chief of Staff Gen. Edward C. units were down to 60 capitals, and of course on Capitol Hill in For the first time since Meyer, in a recent interview, percent One fire direction Washington Red-eyed, red-crowned, and the Revolutionary War. de- said, "Better to play a center was authorized three then-President Lyndon John- "It's, taken a long time to red-breasted, the Budgetary Shortfall can fense strategists have in- baseball game with a football 151mm howitzers, but could son wanted to call up the gel over the Vietnam not be mistaken for anything else cluded the "weekend war- team that has at least trained muster the crew for only one Guard for that conflict But backlash." said Willie L In Washington. Budgetary Shortfalls riors" in their total war together than to go up in the Westmoreland said he op- Scott, the adjutant general of ordinarily are conceived in October, at the Nearly half a million Na- Texas. "We are not draft beginning of the Federal fiscal year They plans, and will quickly send stands and pick up 12 or 13 tional Guardsmen joined the posed a call-up "in the belief into battle all of the eight guys who never saw one an- that the war would last long dodgers The people should emerge as fledglings after the April 15 tax doughboys in the trenches of back us." collections By August they are full-grown, combat divisions and 20 sepa- other before and put them out France during World War I. beyond the usual one-year rate infantry brigades of the in the field." tour for reservists, and that The Guard is held in such but they are peculiar in this regard: As Half that number fought in iacts. he is required to fling open the (iuard. But senior Guard officials extended service would bring low esteem in Iowa, partly they become fully fledged, their ability to World War U. During the Ko- window and to shout at the top of his lungs, Should the Soviet Union in- complain that the new de- cries to bring the troops because of publicized scan- fly diminishes rean conflict 183,000 were "Mr President1 Mr President! I have vade Western Europe, the fense strategy is simply tac- home." dals involving the misuse of The Shortfall may be identified by his called to active duty But dur- 1 sighted a Shortfall' 1 have sighted a Short kind of war defense planners tical sleight-of-hand unless But today, when it is Guard resources by high- peculiar cry. which is an off-key Uh-oh ing the 10 years of the Viet- lair Then he closes the'window This is see as most likely, the first of the Defense Department ranking officers, that the I'll lK)n was in 1961 durin the Part of the responsibility While statistics on combat starlings, grackles, pigeons, andcowbirds, within 30 days, with most of port commensurate with the Berlin crisrs, when about for that attitude rests with readiness are classified, the There are many Shortfall watchers, but in recent years the Assistant Secretary of thi'v are publicly denounced When Short- the rest in battle within 90 missions assigned us," said 15.000 Air National the Guard itself. In the last National Guard Bureau, the the Treasury has ranked as the preeminent falls appear in significant numbers budget days The Air National retired Maj Gen. Francis S Guardsmen were sent to decade many people re- liaison between the Pentagon member and permanent chairman of the directors are filled with chagrin. The Sen- (Juard. with 91,000 members Greenlief, chief of the in-France as a show of force and garded the local militia as a and the state officials, claims and 1,500 airplanes, would fluential National Guard As- Society of the Budgetary Shortfall (SOBS) ate waxes wroth Now and then appropria- numerous Army Guard units refuge for able-bodied men that their force is 70 percent tions have to be slashed have a similar mission sociation. ready to mobilize. The Air His function, on observing the decline in were put on active duty at who didn't want to fight in Meanwhile the Shortfall goes on its The Guard would account The adjutants general of National Guard, which has monthly receipts that presages the impen- stateside bases. Vietnam. Guard officials awkward and embarrassing way, never for half the nation's military the various states, who com- 1,500 airplanes in 91 flying ding arrival, is to station himself at a The American com- were delighted that their running, always on the edge of flight but manpower under this new mand the Guardsmen until squadrons — ranging from window overlooking the east wing of the mander in Vietnam, Gen. ranks were full, but after the White House When he is certain of his always falling short strategy called "Capstone." they are federalized, are unit- Willam C Westmoreland, war most of the enlistees lumbering old ('47 transports The active Army has been ed in criticism of the Defense says some of the advisers to quit to the latest A10 jet fighters trimmed to 250,000 troops in Department They say they 16 combat divisions, backed must have more money to get up by 192,000 in the Army their troops ready for war Reserve, a federal force sep- Only $1.6 billion, or a little arate from the National more than 5 percent of the Guard. That's not nearly total defense budget, goes to enough to meet minimum de- the National Guard units in 50 fense needs, according to the states and three U.S. t.-niin A paid directory of coming events for non-profit AM to 4 PM NEW LOCATION Thompson Park, Rt. U.S. Army Forces Command, ries. organizations. Rates 12.50 for three lines for one day, 520, Lincroft. Rain date, Sept 21. headquartered at Fort That figure satisfies Pen- $1 00 each additional line; $3.50 for two days, $1.25 each McPherson near Atlanta, tagon planners who see the The Monmouth Conservatory of Music presents additional line; $5.50 for three to five days, $150 each Lyndall Coffield in an all-Chopin recital, prior to which is now implementing Guard, jn the words of th« additional line; $6 50 for 10 days, $2 00 each additional the new strategy mapped out Army chief of staff, as "a Warsaw Chopin piano competition. Church of the line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call Nativity, Ridge It Hance Hds , Fair Haven. 8 30 P.M. in December. very, very cheap element of The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date General admission $3 50, students and senior citizens, But is the Guard ready? deterrent.'" Secretary. $2 00. Call 741-8880. Armed with mostly hand- The, Army Guard is short MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY me-down equipment and 50,000 troops, including 2,674 VFW Post 9463, Tinton Falls, and Ladies Auxiliary, CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to largely ignored during the combat unit officers. Medical holding fund raisingcookout, Sept. 27, 11 A.M. toi P.M., assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social Vietnam war, the National units have only 44 percent of The Daily Register on Apple St., Tinton Falls. Dinners consist of barbecue security, insurance, medical, etc Service free of Guard today is suffering their authorized doctors chicken & ribs, will deliver. Call 842-4862 or 842-1147. s FOOTBALL CONTEST charge Call 291-O485. Mon. Wed , Fri , » AM to 12 Port Monmouth PTA Flea Market, Sept 27, 10-5 Noon 150 Ni. I Tables $5.00 For reservations call 787-5385 or 495 0745 MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER SEPTEMBER « Held on grounds of Port Monmouth School. Rain date The Greater Red Bank NAACP will meet on Oct 4 High Schools TIE Monday, Sept 22 at 7:30 P M at Keyport Civic Center, SEPTEMBER 27,« SUNDAY HOURS 216 Atlantic Ave , Keyport, N.J. D SI. John Vianney D Shore Reg. D Sandy Hook Folk Festival, Noon to 5 PM Rain or NOW D Marlboro a Freehold Twp D SEPTEMBER 2i 23,24 shine. Free Hourly ethnic music 4 dance. 20 craft D Allentown O Manalapan • Star Of The Sea PTA, Third & Chelsea Ave , Long demonstrators. National Park Service, Gateway N.R.A. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM D Keyporl D Point Beach • Branch is having a Rummage Sale, Sept. 22, 10 AM to 3 872-0092 P.M. and 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. Sept 23, 9 AM to 3 PM • Rumson-F.H. O Manasquan • SEPTEMBER 27, OCTOBER 4.11 MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER • R.B. Catholic Sept. 2 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. • Ocean Twp. D Monmouth County Historical Association Be- 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY • SI. Joseph's D Mater Dei • SEPTEMBER 23 ginners Geneology Course, Sats. Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11, 10 747-5220 D Red Bank a Raritan • The Monmouth Civic Chorus under direction of AM. to 12 Noon. 70 Court St., Freehold. Registration D Monmouth Reg. D Howell D William H Shoppell, Jr. seeks new members limited, pall 462-1466. D MiddletownS. D Southern D Bruckner's "Te Deum" It "Mass in E minor" on TST" m SEPTEMBER 21 D Jackson D Middletown N D December 7 with orchestra Auditions at 7:15 I'M Dealers Wanted for Craft It Flea Market, spon- • Holmdel D Keansburg D (rehearsals 8 PM ) Tues. evenings Sept. 2, 9. 16, 23 at sored by Red Bank Hadassah, Sept. 28, 10 A.M. to 4 D Brick Memorial D Wall Twp. D The Embury United Methodist Church, Church St., PM, Middletown RR Station, Middletown-Llncroft Rd. D T.R. South D MatawanReg. • Little Silver. For information call Roxie Seiple at Double Space: 11000 For information call Mrs M • Freehold D Manchester Twp n 531-5232 or Mary Donnelly at 531-2471 Newman, 747-2537. Rain date, Oct 5. • AsburyPark D Long Branch D Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 will hold a St. John's Parish Auction, 6 P.M. $1.00 admission Cocktail Dance at Club Bene, Rt. 35, Morgan, for or preview party 4-6 $3.00. Antiques, services, crafts College* members and courtesy card holders. Prospective mem- • Princeton and more. Point Rd., Little Silver. • Rutgers D bers must attend orientation at 8:30 PM For informa- OCTOBER 2 tion call 671-2777 Pro Games Spend a day with Dr. Wm. Glasser. President, D Jets • Baltimore SEPTEMBER 24,25, OCTOBER 3,4,5 Institute For Reality Therapy, noted psychiatrist & D Los Angeles D Giants Part-Time Players presents "I Do. I Do" starring author, he will lecture & demonstrate new approaches • Denver D New England Mari Shine It Richard Oehling, directed by Calvin Andre to Reality Therapy A Schools Withoul Failure, onOct. 2, McClinton. Performances are at Sandy Hook Theatre TIE BREAKER — Tolal number of points scored by all learns. 9:30 To 4 P.M. at the Monmouth Art Center, 99 (Fort Hancock) Curtain 8:30. Ticket information call Monmouth St., Red Bank Registrations by mail or in Nam* : ! ! 229-5138. person. 8:30 A.M. to 9:15, Oct. 2 Sponsored by Multi- SEPTEMBER 2S Address Service Association of Monmouth County. For informa- Monmouth County Park System is sponsoring a bus tion call 5314062. trip to the Whitney Museum of Art. New'York City for City and Slat* OCTOBER 4 the Edward Hopper Retrospective Exhibit on Sept 25 6th Annual Dinner Dance sponsored by Hazlet Fee: $12.00 Information: 842-4000 Telephone Italian-American Association at the Magnolia Inn. Rt. Mall or deliver to: Football Conteet, The Dally Register. On* QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced It 79. Matawan, Oct 4, 8 PM Music by the Ascots. Register Plaza, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 by S P.M. Thurt , widowed adults Discussion, refreshments, dancing, Cocktail hour, full dinner, open bar 8-1. Donation: $25.00 S*pt. 25. Unitarian Church, 1475 W Front St. Lincroft, 8 P.M. per person. Tickets: Harry Colangelo, 264-6664 or FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES Donation: $3.00. Joseph Ledda. 264-4447 ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE SEPTEMBER M OCTOBER 12 NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED Parents Without Partners Chapter 7, will hear Dealers Wanted for Craft tt Flea Market, spon- Shirley Orlans on "Special Olympics" at Wayside Fire sored by Leonardo PTA, Sun., Oct. 12, 12-5 P.M. IISO in Prli* money will Each contestant la per- House, Bowne It Greengrove Rd , Wayside, 8 P.M. Bayshore Junior High School parking lot, Leonardville A majority of voter* polled nationwide be given the person •elec- mitted up to al> entries. Dancing, BYOB, members before 8:30, $2 00, thereafter ting the moat winners from Switch your salsctlon Rd It Leonard Ave.. Leonardo. Space: $5.00. For more agree that John Anderson I* a welcome $4.00. Guests $4.00. information call 291-3712. alternative, a man of courage, honesty the football games listed around as you wish. Con- •bov*. 1st Place, $100.00. testants are allowed to St. Marys Martha-Mary Guild, Hwy. 34, Colts OCTOBER 18 and high Integrity. Why watte your vote 2nd Place, $30.00. 3rd submit on* hand-sketched Neck is sponsoring an Attic It Clothing Sale in the Place, 120.00. facsimile. Entry forms re- Indoor Flea Market, Red Bank Chapter O.E.S.. whan you have a real choice? Join the produced electronically Parish Hall, 10 A M to41" M Masonic Temple. Maple Ave , 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Tables growing number ol people who believe In cat* ol a lie, single ere not acceptable. SEPTEMBER 21, 27 furnished $8 00. Breakfast It lunch available. Dealers that, with our help, John Anderson can winner will be determined by the closest to the total All entrlet mutt be In the "Sinks to Minx" Sept. 26. 27 9-4 PM at the call 741-9549 for reservations In November. To volunteer, number ol point* scored Register office by 5 P.M. Armory. Ocean Ave., Long Branch, benefit Family It OCTOBER 25 call: 870-0100 by ell teams on the con- on the Thursday preced- Childrens Service. Flea Market space available. Reser- Bus Trip to- Atlantic City. Regency Casino, 112.00 test card. ing the gam**. Only on* vations: Call 222-9100. award will be mad* to any includes transportation, buffet, gaming guide. Leaves a I want to work for Anderson Mark an "X" In the square conleetent or household SEPTEMBER 27 Brookdale College, 5 P.M. Lot 7. Benefit Easter Seal Q Enclosed is a check to help elect Anderson. opposite the team you be- In any one weak. "Gala Fun Night" sponsored by Fairview First Aid Society. 842-1900, Ext. 382. D I want to know more about Anderson , lieve will win. II a game ends In a II* and you Squad at Middletown Fire Co. No. 1 Firehouse, Rt. 35 It OCTOBER 26 Please send information This Is a free contesi open select one ol the teams as to all encept Register em- Longwood Ave, 8 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. Games It re- Atlantic City Trip to the Regency, sponsored by Name s winner. It will count as a ployees and members ol freshments Donation: $5.00. Women's American ORT, $8.00 per person, including lots In your total. How- their femlllea. Address _ ever. II you designate a ti* The Lincroft First Aid Squad will have its 5th dinner-buffet, a gift, gaming guild. 291-2123. Phone and the game enda In a Annual Flea Market, Sat . Sept 27,10 A M to 3 P.M. at NOVEMBER 7,8 ' Make checks payable to National Unity Campaign tie, It win count in your the First Aid Squad Building on Hurleys Lane, Lincroft. "win" column. 33rd Annual Bazaar, Reformed Church, 123 Kings tor John Anderson Mail to: Anderson lor President. Rain or shine Dealers welcome. $5 00 per space, $8.00 Highway. Middletown, Fri., 10 A.M. to 9 P.M., Sat., 10 339 Broadway, Long Branch. N.J 07740 By participating m this contest, the winner or winners expressly with table. Call 949-2940 or 747-5908 A.M. to 2 P.M. Hand knits, holiday decorations, baked P»td tor ind iutho'lied by National Unity CtmM.gn lor John AnrJ«fton consent to the use of their name, address and photograph in news Frogtown Frolic MCDSS Pet Show It Fair featuring goods, toys, hardware, bric-a-brac. Coffee shop service JKK ftudi Munmuulh Co Crtapicr 339 firoadwty Long B'tflCn N J stories and/or advertising promotion of this contest withoul further remuneration the Incredible Hulk. Rides, games, food & more. 10 all hours of bazaar. •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••*•••••••••••••••• 14 The SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAV. SEPTEMBER 22. i9eo< Hanlon-Falco

UNION BEACH-ln Holy honor attendants Family Roman Catholic Mrs Hanlon is a graduate Weddings Church Aug. 30, Joanne of Keyport High Dchool abbd Ambassador Kalco, daughter of Mr andis employed by Child World. Mrs Anthony Kalco. 135 Hazlet Mr Hanlon was grad- Morningside Ave . became uated from Han tan High Yanuzzelli-Phillips the bride of Paul Hanlon. son School, and is with Donna of Mr and Mrs Thomas Construction. Hazlet KEANSBURG-Margaret Phillips and during a ceremony conducted by the Rev reports on Hanlon, 42 Monterey Drive, James William Yanuzzelli Jr were married Gregory Vaughan Hazlet Aug 30 in St Ann Roman Catholic Church The bride is the daughter of Florence After a wedding trip to Hartigan. 30 Warren Place. Middletown Mr Debbie Joy and Chris Bermuda. Mr aand Mrs and Mrs Yanuzzelli. 23 Donnelly St.. Union JOANNE HANLON Hanion were the couples Hanlon reside in Keyport A-l fitness Beach, are parents of the bridegroom Peggy Reed was the bride's honor atten- dant Bridesmaids were Patricia Phillips, Donnelly-Anderson By EMILY WILKENS Cynthia Jans and Debra Hner delated at the ceremony, which was followed When Louis A Lerner, former ambassador to Nor- Michael Guy Yanuuplli was best man FAIR HAVEN—Christina Anderson and way, mentioned that "you hardly ever see a fat Nor- US Navy HT3 Frank P. Donnelly Jr. were by a reception in West Long Branch Com- Ushers were Charlei ^Hartigan, Daniel munity Center. wegian." I knew I had to interview him apdXind out why Hartigan and Keith Yankzzelli. married Aug 23 in Christ Church United Do you have to go to Norway to stay slim?^^\ Methodist. The Rev. Charles I. Williams of- Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Heather Kologiez and Chares Hartigan Jr. Charles Anderson. 40 McCarter Ave here, No, Lemer said with a grin, although it's a wonderful were flower girl and ring bearer country to visit and to live in, as he did for threV years and Mr. and Mrs Donnelly Sr , Cinnaminson before returning to Chicago, where he head»Jbe^Lerner Mrs Yanuzzelli was graduated from Mid- Attending the bride were Cathy Anderson, Newspapers chain The secret of Norwegian fitness is dletown High School North and is employed matron of honor, Sherry Sinclair, Sheryl good diet and lots of exertisV^wtoldmeJ by Auto Action Distributors, Hazlet. Smith and Elaine Donnelly Stacy Black was "On a winter Sunday outsi3e~Oslo, it looked some- Mr. Yanuzzelli, who is employed by flower girl. thing like the subway during the rush hour, as Nor- Werner's Dodge. Belford, was graduated Franj Rubba was best man and the wegians of all ages - from little tots to old grandfathers from Keyport High School and is attending ushers We're Tom Bowen, Ron Pae and Ken — cross-country skied, " he recalled in Norway, people Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. Heise. . really worship the outdoors and good health." After a wedding trip to the Colorado Mrs Donnelly was graduated from Mountains, Mr and Mrs Yanyzzelli reside in Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School. In addition to skiing, a national mania, the Nor- MR AND MRS. JAMES YANUZZELLI JR. wegians are nutrition experts Union Beach Brookdale Community College and Glassboro "Norway is the only country that has a government- State College approved nutrition policy," he said "Nutrition is taught The bridegoom is a hull technician third in the schools and is a frequent subject of newspaper, Patey-Brown class stationed at Sima Naval Base, Norfolk. radio and television programs." Va. He was graduated from Burlington Coun- FAIR HAVEN - Cassan- Denver, Colo., and he is an Following a wedding trip ty Vocational School and the U. S Navy FRINGE BENEFIT dra Skipwith Brown, daugh- A fringe hem-in o| healthful meals could be .1 healthy alumnus of the University of to New York City, the couple School. ter of Mr and Mrs. Bernard Colorado at Boulder. Mr. will reside in Rancho Sante The couple make their home in Delran, old age because, according to the former ambassador, C Brown, Timber Court, was MR. AND MRS. FRANK DONNELLY JR. after a wedding trip to the Poeonos. ' the Norwegians have the highest level of longevity, with married Saturday, to Michael Patey Is self-employed Fe, Calif. the average life expectancy for women pegged at 79 plus Kevin Patey, son of Mr and Norwegians are less prone to heart disease and Mrs. Andrew S. Patey of stress." he pointed out, "because they take things eas- Rosalie Avenue, Rumson. Sherman-Smith ier. While there are only 40.000 in Norway's military William P Kirkpatrick, mun- services, they could call up 500,000 overnight — and they cipal court judge of Rumson, NEW BRUNSWICK - Paul Sherman was his ratories, Holmdel. would all be in good shape, not a 4F among them ' officiated at the ceremony Vicki Janine Smith of Fair brother's best man. The The bridegroom, a gradu- here in the home of the Haven, and Craig Benjamin Ushers were Roy Gotta, Alan ate of Gateway Senior High bride's parents. Sherman were married July Hardy and David Worrall School, Monroeville, Pa., re- A NEW YOU 26 here in Voorhees Chapel, The bride was graduated ceived a BA degree from Sarah C. Brown, sister of at Douglass College. Robert from Burlingame High Michigan Stale University at the bride, and Drew Patey, J. Davidson officiated brother of the bridegroom, School, Mount Holyoke Col- East Lansing, and an MS In Norway, exercise is taken seriously For example, The bride is the daughter attended the couple. A recep- lege, South Hadley, Mass, degree in operations re- In a Sunday of cross-country skiing, 40 kilometers will be of Mr and Mrs Harold Smith covered without comment because it's the norm. Even tion followed in the garden where she received a BA serarch from Cornell Univer- of Burlingame, Calif. Mr. and sity, Ithaca, N.Y. He also is the blind and handicapped ski with the help of sighted Mr and Mrs. Patey are Mrs. Murray Sherman of degree, and Pennsylvania companions There is a Norwegian medical institute, graduates of Rumson hair State University at State Col- employed at Bell Labora- Eatontown, are the bride- tories. I.cinci recalled, that uses sports as treatment for a Haven Regional High School. groom's parents. lege, where she was awarded She also is a graduate of In- variety of ills The bride's sister, Sally an MS degree in psychology. After a wedding trip to terior Design Internship, While in Norway, Lerner joined the Norwegians Smith, was the maid of honor. She is employed by Bell Labo- Nova Scotia, the couple re- skiing, played squash and tennis (not an "in" thing The bridesmaids were Alice side in Fair Haven. there) and also exercised in an ambassadorial way, he E. Howe, Laurie Sherman said, "lifting tea cups and forks ' and Janet T. Fox. Also in the FOUR MEALS A DAY Harty- wedding party were Judy A. ' ENROLL NOWI The typical daily menu plan in Norway includes four Hannon and Pat Timpone. CLASSES STARTING meals and is high in protein. Howard SEPT. 25 "Breakfast could be fruit — apple, orange juice or Chinese Auction • FOR NOV. 1st EXAM wild blueberries," he said "There is cheese, sausage, BABYLON, NY. - PREP (Enrollments Limited) and herring served plain or with onion, tomato, curry, or Kathryn Bradley Howard and EAST KEANSBURG - 1 Your college-bound mayonnaise oauce If an egg is served it usually is soft- James Francis Harty Jr The Open Door of the student can lest boiled. There is always whole grain bread, soy bean were married Sept. 13 here in Bayshore Area, a community MONMOUTH TEST Judiann's better, achieve PREPARATION CENTERS. INC margarine (imported from the U.S.) and lots and lots of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic out-reach program, will hold FORMERLY more with coffee." Church The Rev. John J. a Chinese Auction and Dance •0.ts> 1(7• IWaM.«J 07731 JONATHAN'S HAIR SALON Wednesday from 7 to 11 p.m. professional JUDI COLLEEN Lerner found to his surprise that "lunch is no big Gorman celebrated the nup- help! 671-4421 deal" Unlike the social or business occasion it can be in tial Mass, which was fol- here in Buck Smith's Restau- VISA/MASTER c ABO ACCEPTED FORMERLY OF FORMERLY OF the U.S., it usually is a snack eaten at your desk or at lowed by a reception in South- rant. SALON 34 STYLE-RITE COLTS NECK home The main and only course is Smoerrbrod, an open- ward Ho Country Club, Bay SHREWSBURY , face sandwich of meat, fish or cheese, on dark bread. Shore. SALON 34 COLTS NEOK The big meal of the day is served at 4:30 p.m. A The bride is the daughter typical menu might star boiled cod fish, including the of the late Mr. and Mrs. HILL SERVICE SALON FOH MEN. WOMEN S CHILDREN Mad and the eyes, with the roe and livers served sepa- Charles E Howard Mr. rately To round it out, there would be a cucumber salad, Howard was a former super- PBRM aPBCIAL HOURS and boiled potatoes with lots of melted butter and dill. intendent of schools in Fair TUES-WED9-5 :ooOF Eating's not over for the day Another mini-meal — Haven, N.J. The bridegroom, THURS-FRI 9-9 either an open-face sandwich or coffee and cakes — is in a resident of Manhattan, is I HOURS—I ArfW«TW«T NOT UWATI NECtttMV SAT 9-5 order around 9 p.m. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tue. thru Sat. LlttliSHw.N.J. LOTS OF FISH James F. Harty, here. 10-5:30 PHONE 741-7789 . ' Because their diet is heavy with seafood, served fresh Mrs. Roger C. RED BANK ONLY from the net. the Norwegians take it for granted, as Stikeleather was matron of proved by their favorite saying, "Fish is fish but meat is honor and Mary A. Harty, maid of honor. >• The former ambassador, a popular personality in Oslo Best man was Paul Beau- MEN'S during his term because of his enthusiasm, energy and lieu. Ushers were Robert Www II intelligence, is still involved with that part Of the world. Harty, Mark Foley and He speaks Norwegian and Danish and is on the board of Christopher Monzert. the American-Scandinavian Foundation. What's more The bride, a market n WEAR is in a loss. he's writing a book about his experiences that should find search analyst with Continen- many readers among Norwegian-Americans. tal Group Inc., Stamford, Registration and regular meeting follows tree martin Conn , is an alumna of Mid I Loan Line opens Wed. Sept. 24 at I dlebury (Vt.) College, where Suits & Sport Jackets 1200 noon at the King of Kings Lutheran Church she received a BA degree, Cherry Tree Farm and Harmony Rd., Middletown, N.J, 12-part course is offered and New York University, N«w Stock where she received an MBA By "JAYMAR" "MEMBERS ONLY" Special Quart Speaker. Jo Casey. ' degree. "ADOLFO", "GIORGIO SAINT ANGELO" Senior Coordinating Manager. for medical secretaries The bridegroom has a BA "PAUL MANN". "JUPITAR" degree from St. Michael's & MANY MORE "WOW! I LOST LINCHOFT - "Medical completion of the. program. College, Winooski, Vt., and Sizes 37 to 48 Reg. — Shorts — Longs Office Secretaries are still in Classes will meet from 7 an MA degree from Columbia 96 POUNDS" demand," according to' to 9 p.m., Wednesdays, Oct. 1 AS MUCH AS Barbara (Joldstein, University, New York. He is through Dec. 17 for a fee of a sales administrator in the Brookdale Community Col- $44 To register, a check may lege program administrator. international division of the be made payable and mailed American Bank Note Com- "However," she says, "they to Community Services, must have specific knowl- pany in New York City. Brookdale Community Col- edge o) the workings of a After a wedding trip to i lege, Lincroft. N J 07738 60 OFF medical office, and must be Bermuda, the couple reside familiar with the termi- in Riverdale. nology." Sweaters Goldstein has planned a >( K y R 12 session Brookdale course By "THANE", "BRENTWOOD", to be instructed by Denise "PURITAN", "HIMALAYA" & More Mottett. a medical transenp- \Carl A. Quaglia All Sizes lionist. Participants will R.P. learn about administrative $ procedures, billings, collec- WHAT IS ANAPHYLACTIC i tions, maintenance of re- only 12 cords, filling out health insur- (An a phy-lac-tlc) SHOCK? Ml $4,00 ance forms and making ap- Till is a severe allergic reaction which anally Moomouth County 721-2798 - 280-4242 pointments. A certificate will develops very rapidly aad may be fatal. The symptoms be awarded upon satisfactory caa vary and may comprise a comjrtaalloa of maay of EATONTOWN- Monmoufti Shopping Cantor community R (low lev*!) all of the following: red face. Itching, Mves, nausea. Shirts WM 117 15 pm PKUMOLD- VFW Post. Waterworks Rd , Wed at 7 15 p m cramping, vomiting, Involuntary bowel action, col- By "DAMON", "P. HAILaT- Nortn Centetvtlle Fir« Co 37? Middle Rd Thur at 9 15 a m & Tu« lapse of tke drcalatory system, luconsciousnesi aad only at 7 15p m death. "P. DAVRIL" JACKBOM- Jechson Towninip Firs Co .1. Ne» Prospect Rd . Mon at 7 15 "YVES ST. LAURENT" PTA meets This reaction caa occur la a tilde spaa of from two UTTLS SILVIA. Lima Sitv«t Fira House. Prospect Ave . Tue at 9 15 a m ft AND MANY MORE oo minutes to Iwo hoars. Almost any allergen can cause Indiana & West End Avenue*. Mon at 7 15 EAST KEANSBURG - aaaphylads. However, certain substaaces that are All Sizes LONQ MANCH- IAMA BMg Engine Co. i12. PKIOT ng room DMT people rely on us for their health needs. We tufnrtur* dept ) Tu«« it 6 30 p m IThun it 6 30 pm Parish Hall, Shore Acres Av- By "ZERO KING" •MOOtXTOWM- King o! Kings Lumtran Church. Charry Trw Firm & *nue. Sister Percylee is welcome requests for delivery service and "HARBORMASTER" 1 Hwmony Road. Wa-a at 1200noon. .former principal of Red Bank charge accounts. ____~__ "EUROPECRAFT" '/ OFF I Catholic High School, and Shrewsbury Pharajacj "MEMBERS ONLY" 2 former adviser to the Trenton Till SIIRKHSBl BISHOPS AND MORE Dioetee PTA. Parents may BROAD ST 74H874 SHREWSBURY All Sizes ORIG. PRICE visit with teachers in their I PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY Classes throughout New YorK New Jersey, Pennsylvania, classrooms from 6:45 tc 8 Connecticut, Arizona, and Texas )> m.Refreshments will be 8 WALLACE ST. - RED BANK 842-6610 >r4* R n R H R \z SHREWSBURY, NJ : MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22.1980 The Daily Register 15 Advice ANN LANDERS ASK DR. BROTHERS "Marry in haste, The need to touch repent in leisure' By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS Similar studies from Harvard re- according to the doctor. He won't take Dear Dr. Brothers: Why do tome, vealed that touch privilege" seemed care of it and seems to think he de- people always have to touch other peo- to be closely related to status Touch- serves a medal for not complaining Dear Ann Landers 1 mar- lected (1 3 billion from queer* and "fairies'" to 1,000 people who read your ple, even when they're practically ing usually indicates the toucher is, or even when he's in pain. I know you ried too young, against the fathers who deserted their throw people off the track. letter today had a similar ex- strangers' My girlfriend doea thii and thinks he is. of higher status than the can't eipect to change anyone other advice of my parents, our families There's no place to This letter doesn't need a perience within the last 24 I find it very irritating, especially person touched A boss touches his sec- than yourself, but I also know that if he clergyman and best friend. hide, fellows The party s reply, Annabelle. If you agree hours. when she touches a male friend of retary, but the secretary probably doesn't change, I'm going to be a young The old saying, "Marry in over You might as well go with me, print it. — K.C. Fewer people will have it mine. I don'l mean I'm jealous. I'm wouldn't touch the boss first, unless widow. - R.Q. haste, repent at leisure," cer- home DearKC 1 do Here it is tomorrow — because you not, because I know it isn't personal. they'd known each other for some time Dear RQ You've described sever- tainly was true in my case. Dear Ann Landers: Some- l)i di Ann Landers: I near wrote Thanks for all the ac- I've finally convinced him of the same and were on close terms Touch is an al of the reasons that males need to be Within five years I had one must finally be getting I) killed a man today and am cidents you helped to prevent thing. He's observed her, as I have, important form of communication It liberated as much as females. Men like four children and was preg- through to you on homosex- still shaking. I now know that this week with old and young, male and female may be that your friend has recently your husband, who cling to the old rigid nant with twins. My "dream uality. All of a sudden your U wars without an accident alike, it's always hugging and touching. taken an encounter or sensitivity sex roles, are on a path to self-destruc- man" was never the most re- answers suggest that you are has made me a smug, over- RBCHS alumni Sometimes, it's as if she couldn't stand course that stressed touch tion, partly because they consistently liable guy on the block. Peri- at long lail gelling the pic- riinlidrni. dangerous driver. alone. I'm really very fond of her and I Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm very wor- fail to accept their own mental or phys- odically he'd go on a loot and As usual I was in a hurry. 1 host post-game don'l know why it puts me off so. 1 love ture I refer to your in- ried about my husband's health even ical limitations. disappear for a few weeks, telligent response lo "Peach IhouKht the intersection was everything else about her so I won't say trying to "sort things out, though he's only In his mid-30's. He Tree in Georgia." Con- clear, and the little car up social gathering anything to her. I think it would hurt Psychologist Herbert Goldberg has he'd say. I would go out of my feels he always has to be in charge of gratulations. prodi huiK me had its turn sig- her feelings and it wouldn't make any pointed out that macho males trap mind wondering if he was RED BANK - Following whatever it is that's happening. He Why dldn'l you go one step nal on. I charged full speed difference, if touching is what she themselves by demanding "that the alive or dead. Lucky for me ahead The other driver the opening football game be- needs. — P.R. treats my two daughters, his mother women in their lives remain helpless he worked for his uncle, who further and mention that tween Red Bank Catholic and me as if were all helpless idiots. there are gay lawyers and swer\ed I slammed on my Dear PR How much we touch This is one of the reasons that there are was a fine person. So we brakes and missed the car by High School and Ocean Town- Both his mother and I drive and are doctors and clergymen, others depends a great deal on how we only 70 men still living at age 65 for always had a roof over our inches. ship High School Saturday, perfectly capable of meeting trains, bankers and members of this the Red Bank Catholic Alum- were raised and how much we were every 100 women alive at the same age heads. I am ashamed of my care- picking up and delivering relatives, country's most impressive ni Association will sponsor a touched as children. According to a What I'm going to suggest involves Four months ago his uncle lessness and disgusted that 1 etc. Not according to him. If he's executive boards? These peo- social gathering of parents, study of 80 male and female college some risk, but I believe it would be died and the business was made the loo-rapid decision ple are not ps> ' tomorrow at 8.p.m. here in bleed than we The Register building. The SOME BJCOURAONG WORDS popular program, which is FROM WBGHT WATCHERS. 10% OFF open to the public, will be narrated by Nancy Gahn. JOM NOW *"° SAVE '4.00 Slides of the estuaries, show- ing local creatures and For more information, phone 842-6750 FIRST MEETING AND REGISTRATION FEE plants, are of particular in- or visit the Central Jeriey Blood Center (Oltaf vaHd Sat*. • through Oet 4,1M0) our already discounted low prices terest. * on Newrnun Springs Road in Red Bank

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N J . 07740 or call 222 7426 cars), ranging from $200 to 12000 Migniands battery, new e*hau*l system, run; 1 MERCURY excellent needs some body work Come s«* and save DIRECTOR OF NURSES - Im HORTICULTURIST - Graduate to 149* Call 77O9J20 KINGSLY AUTO mediate opening good salary and each 17 weeks. Agn Dusmesb 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Salt 10 Wanted Automotive company benefits May apply al ours* high school Effective im / i«7t CHEVY NOVA - Excellent 542-6600 Cliffside Health Care Center 200 mediately Please send resume lo ~ condition Power steering and Center SI , Chtfwood Beach Dr Frederick A Bail. Assistant •rake*, air, U54» 222 SJ97 CHEVETTE 1V/I FORD MAVERICK 1971 — Auto- MGB 1977 - Good condition, ashing STRAUB BUICKOPEL WE BUY - Used Cars and Trucks Supcrinienaent tor PersoAnrl. 59 Four cylinder, four speed, manual malic, eiceilani running condition 14900 or best Offer DISHWASHER — Apply • cylinder. UW 787 7*89 74 7 MM H*V ii 264 4000 Keyport Majaa Red Bank. 747 0787 trlunity Employer slick shiM 10.000 miles t275O pret>v car Only Hifi at IS. Ha/iet KAV MOTORS. HONDA SUBARU FORD MUSTANG 1972 - Grande MONMOUTH MOTORS 4SUAANCE - Growing Monmouth • 72 IMM S2 Hwv 3S, Ealontown THE FINEST SELECTION Of DISHWASHER MORNING SHIFT MI S90C 14.000 miles, asking. 1800 Call new and used cars >n Monmoutn .ountv agency needs enoenenced 542 2414 (6A M I MON THROUGH f- U I 1974 DUSTER - Verv good condi RT 3* EATONTOWN 542 iH\ after » P m County Over 100 air condition* EMPLOYMENT ommercmUines producer Contact lion power steering brakes. AM ra Excluding taa I MV Fe«s d automobile rating Call 671 bi" t979 CHEW MONZA — Four AM FMnghi Irack. excellent trans 67 Lower Main St . HOWARD JOHNSON W-OMS RESTAURANT i vlmder. lour speed, power ste«r CHEVROLET MONZA lW/ - mission Inquire 307 Port Monmouth AIR CONDITIONING — And heat NSURANCE — Bookke*Ptr. lull Rd . East Keansbuig ing mechanic Experience reauired RT 35, MIDDLETOWN. N J mg. AM FM eight track. digita< Hatchback. 7*2. tour cylinder, like FURY 1972 - Four door, JS.QOO TORINO 1974 • '1000 KlttM. M me, experience preferred Mid (loth. I7,SOO milei i)*i0 4*2 *<** new. 13100 747 1471 miles, good condition, Full time employment benefits DISHWASHER - Apply in person lelown area Mrs Collins. 787-6260 291 0#7b MUSTANG 1974 - Power steei uuwtjr sleenns Dr«hei cruiM. nei Call 747 3131 mg brakes, automatic, tou lires good condition Regular gat between? 4 Jorns U Wh.lt Si , Red 19/0 MGB - Convertible, good run CHEVROLET MAI IBU I97S - Bank NSTALI.ER SERVICE PERSON condition, some body rust. %iK Waoon Nine passenger, VI. power cylinder, excellent conddition, new Besl otter over $?00 171 9Ut ARCHITECTURAL — Trainee For local company Past Ml JSM steering brakes, air 1 WOO or best GEORGE WALL paint ,ob 13100 or negotiable ORAFTSPERSON - Call * S Mon lust include carpentry mi-chanus. 7170142 TOVOTA CEL1CA &T I9« — L.k DRIVERS - Part I.me for school oiler 8770*3 LINCOLN MERCURY- new. five speed. AM FM stereo Ffl Call 842 8228 busses, vans and station wagons leeiricily, record keeping, cus MONTE CARl.O - Power Shrewsbury Aye . at Sycamore Apply 9 b daily Murphy's Bus Ser irm-' conlitt Must be strong and nnu air. power windows, like magi, new tire* Mutt be seeen ASSEMBLY - Mechanical Will CONVERTIBLE PONTIAC 1972 - Shrewsbury >*/ 5400 OLDSMOBILE 1973 — Two door Asking («S00 74/ 7332 vice, 555 Rt 35. M'ddletown Ibthmd nthusiavtic SUrt U 50 per hour , low mileage, I2M0 7j9 mo Eateileni condition, loaded. HSOO Delta Rovai Full power, air. gooo tram Young, growing company Siperstein Paints] aiarv review every 90 davs Trim 2M 6992 HONDA CIVIC — 1) used Honda condition, dependable. $550 Call a< TOVOTA COROLLA 1975 - 52,000 Good advancement potential Apply ng period 77Odavs Full t>me lObon FORD PINTO - Good condi CIVICS. Accords, Preludes, iVb\ |«r 5pm, 747 54)9 Motion Systems Corp . 61 Riorcun DRIVER - Part time nights Must ompietion Call 741 6181 1400 or bast Oder milei. four weed, very good cond 1979 MERCURY COUGAR 19*9 - Automatic, power through 79 s now in stock at lion 12400 Can 787 70W alter S p m Pi . (off Shrewsbury Awe ). nave own car Apply in person, Cir 717 124] steering Good condition ISM KAV MOTORS. HONDA SUBARU OLDSMOBILE STATION WAGON Shrewsbury. N J cle-Piua. 15 Hwv 36. Eatoniown NTERViEWS - Full or part tims 142 IM* MI-MSO 1971 ~ Excellent mechanical condi TOYOTA U73 CORONA DELUXE mg tor people to work evening* COUGAR XR-7 f OHO GREEN - Good condl non raal work horse Best offer AUTO MECHANIC - Fully *• , air, power steering' brakes RT 3*. EATONTOWN - 47.000 miles, automatic, AM FM DUNKIN' DONUTS )imng money saving ideas Ic t alluding: tan and MV Fees New transmission and tires stereo cassette, air, new tirei penenced with tools Ftve day week, onsumers, no selling Car needed COUPE — Small V-8. Call 291 M79 CREDIT PROBLEMS •42 822b benefits, good salary plus com No cash? if you're working, we can Si I 0*49 mission Call 671 241} Goodyear. Experiencv preferred butnotneces am 135 00 a hour to start Cai p's. p/b. aulo trans . air CHEVROLET CAPRICE - sarv for light counter work Good 80 7660 for appointment help to get you financed No money OLDSMOBILE 1973 — Two-door TRANS AM 1977 - Silver Gar«g« 1030 Hwv 35 Middli-town cond.. excellent condi r door Automatic, air. power down Payments arranged to sun RTt 36 547 7800 EATONTOWN Delta Hovai Full power, air. good siartmg hourly wage plus tips, paid ring brake*. AM FM radio. kepi, low mileage mint condition vacation paid holidays and um ANlTORtAL - And floor wdaers lion Slock »784 16.078 vour needs Many New and Quality tCITSON CHEVROLET CO condition, dependable 15S0 Call al 16000 drm 671 4/M eeded. part lime evenings. 6 '0 l roof, n*w rihaust system Used Cars to choose from Call Mr ler 5pm. 747-5459 AVON forms supplied Hours available are s regular gat. runs good, asking Hwv 36 Eatontown Earn lit while your kids art in 12 Midnight 6 AM Apply in person i in the Ciillwood area Call Fredericks al Rastat Pontiac. 395 542 1000 TWIN BRIDGES FIAT l Call 717 1*34 Broad SI . Red Bank 741 i1»0 PARK CHEVROLET school Sell Avon Call Mrs Ham ONLY DUNKIN' DONUTS. Hwv. 35. 342 6946 RT ii SAYREViLLE. N J monO, 671 6391, Mrs Korzelius. MifiniHinwn. N J LABRIOLA MOTO Sales I easing Service Parts HlMil DATSUN B210 HATCHBACK Ht U m 1212 Neotune 566 5283. Mrs Kite.. U4.1M9 LAND4CAHC — (««wt M»lp*.i 19/4 OUSTER - Very good Condi Newman Soring* Rd Bed Ban* I AWN 1470 « month ..nd stii' in- Wanted Caper.en'.ed only Dnvir s Four speed. AM FM. 31 mpg '41 24JJ TWIN BORO MOTORS INC lion, power sleer.ng/braket, AM ra PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAGON BACKHOE OPERATOR home with your children For ap sp a must Call /4i Jlii Looks, runs 0OOd 11200 741 42*5 1]1 Newman Springs Rd . Red B*i EXPERIENCE dio. 11*00 442 07*4 after 6 i> m Nil e C«r w "i only 26.56/ miles. 197/ ^-V> || LP'RENAULT 747 00*0 pointment. call 264 16U (JA rSUN 410 WAGON 1973 — Four LAKEWOOD TOVOTA TOP till Automatic, six cylinder, power 391-149/ 19/6 CHEVROLET CAMARO I < speed, uood mileage. H29J Other brakes Only 135SO at: USED VOLKSWAGEN— ENGINE ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCT ION 213 Instruction • fc 3 44, The Dally Register-, MONARCH 6HIA DURING OUR 1976 FORD PICK-UP FI0O -^Auto- Shrewsbury, N J 07701, COUPE — Small V-8. atic transmission, power steering p/s. p/b. auto, trans . air wllH cap, 12000 Jk<_«^_ cond , bucket Mats 1971 DODGE — Custom half ton. V 8 automatic. AM/FM tape deck, low w/console, like new. lias, excellent condition, 13595 Stock #1066. 47,911 244)211 CLASSIFIED CHEVY PICKUP 1978 - Like new, 22,000 milts, Black with cap. res gas $5500 or best offer Call 842 4511 4 . Motorcycles BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1976SPORTSTER BICENTENNIAL - 6 000 miles. 17600 747 4S28 after 4 1976 MERCURY 1.1ft, A DAILY GUIDE 1977 KZ-4M CUSTOM i Kirker, COLONY PARK K&N. new clutch, chain, sprokets. OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS battery Fast and reliable IT75O WAGON — V-8. p/s, p/b, Davs 747-4440 Ev*S , 7474231 air cond, auto, trim,, NEW 1980 FREEDOM CYCLES fully equipped. Like new. BMW Monda-Suiuki FLOOR WAXING APPLIANCE Long Branch 222 7262 Stock *1067 48.912 LIGHT HAULING OFFICE CLEANING REPAIR miles. COUGARS AND MONARCHS IONOA CYCLES - And Mopsds. Shore Area's Number One Deal _ ARAGES - etc', fifantd oqt ATTENTION LANDLORDS WASHERS. DRYERS - Relng Rt 9 South. Freehold 46I-4U1 wt hauled awai Construction debris end eratori. air conditioners, dish- will not be undersold. oved, trc* work 747-SH8 CONTRACTORS washers Prompt service. Reason Need vour apartmentsor newly built able rattt 787 777) homes, CLEANED & READY, for $1.00 UNDER COST! 6 Auto Ront/Ltaso NICK'S MOVERS — Low arid senior there new tenants I Paint, dust, ales, seven davs a week, free esti wash windows, buff floors, do small LANDSCAPING LAWN males. Call anytime. 5M-91W. repairs, and light yard work Good RENT A VAN— Low. low rates. Call reliable work At a.price hard to MAINTENANCE Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv 35. Key beat. Free estimate* Call 747-0538 port. 264 1400 MOVING A STORAGE or 7470349. LOO SPLITTING 1977 CADILLAC CALL Auto Insurance KILDUFF SECURITY MOVING & •Mi CLEANING SEDAN DE VILLE STORAGE — Allied Van Lines. Lo- Immediate openings tor nome and NEW 1980 cal and long-distance moving office Experienced, reliable, effi- cient service Call 264-0S47 •VOODV'S - Tr»« service Tretl V-8. p/s, p/b. air .cond.. AUTO TRUCK-CYCLE .toraee oi merchandu* «nd house «nd ihrubs moved. $10 nnrntnurti. auto trans, p/wlndows, INSURANCE hold goods Free estimates. Cal 150 mdiimum Fully insured MONARCH SPORT COUPE Frtt quotas and blna»rt by Phone 741-0090 anytime FLOOR WAXING •,41 1313 anvhmr seals, locks Slock #1074, Toll Free 800 392 6970 I 47,912 miles. TEACHERS WILL DO TRUCKING OFFICE CLEANING Sid features include: 250 C.I D 6 cyl, Iron) and rear COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES - Moving, furniture and appliances Unhaooy with your present service. HOME ANY CAR-DRIVER-AGE kup and delivery M1IW. Give me * call I offer good reliable bumper guards, 4-speed overdrive trans , bright wheel CALL 747-2900 service, al a price hard to beat Free IMPROVEMENTS estimates Call 747-8J3B. Ash lor Joe. lip mlda , night bench seat, deluxe wheel covers, AM DEALER COST. $5968.46 PHOENIX BROKERAGE - Fa DRIVEWAY radio. Options Include: w/w steel belted radial tires, mous for low cost auto Insurance J I A CONSTRUCTION - Sexual conventional spare tire, p/s. p/disc brakes, elec. rear -1.00 Easy payment plan. Immediate ID CONSTRUCTION MISCELLANEOUS King tn small home improvements cards. Fee quote bv phona. Cvclts, Fret estimates 6710040 delroster, tinted glass. Stock #80-303 too Call 2443087 REE ESTIMATES — Asphalt PROFESSIONAL TYPING — Done S 4 Invewavs. parking lots ami sealer J.P CONTRACTORS — All tVDes of LIST PRICE M448 at home. Business and medical, horrte remodeling Free estimates PHOENIX BROKERAGE - Fa Fully insured Our IStfi year 8423861 YOUR COST 5567 ' moui for low cost aulo insurance ART-CO INC PAVING 741-152* 264-0797 Easy payment plan. Immediate ID PUMPKINS — Bv the thousands cards. Fre« Quote bv phont. Cycles Indian corn and all Fall squash REMODELING - Additions patios, too Call 244 3087 CARPET decks, garages, nnn all other Wholesale 'retail Casola Farms. carpentry Reasonable prices, tree INSTALLATION 946-4786 estimates 741 wr 10 Wanted Automotive NEW 1980 COUGAR •CARPET -VINYL -TILE PAINTING* TRUCK 4 AUTO U0 ALL AUTO — Full sire complete, INSTALLED DECORATING and trucks iunktd AIM light haul Guaranteed Free Estimates RENTAL Ing 747-812T 747 S4Tt XR-7 SPORT COUPE FULLY INSURED CARL B JONES — Eaterlorin FORD RENT A CAR AAAAA FIORE tenor and wallpapering. Free esh FAIRWAY FORD std features include: p/b, p/s, analog clock, trip CLEAN UP JUNK CARSMM lati ECOVERING mates 229 JUS Daily Weekly Monthly DEALER COST , SBZ87.9Z odometer, (light bench seat.,rocker panel mldg model wrecks. Highest prieti pan I Da 7I7WOO now Call Rocco, 787-1349 EARTH DESIGNS LTD. deluxe wheel covers. Options include: 200 C.I.D. 6 776-9196 BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME, LOW -1.00 cyl., vinyl interior, w/w steel belled radials, conven- ALL CARS AND TRUCKS—Junk or Or EST POSSIBLE RATES IX 0978. wrecked Top dollar paid Call Bill, tional spare tire, 1/s remote mirror, tinted glass, 495 0611. 922-2063 HANDYMAN — Painting, papering deluxe custom pin striping. Stock #80-297 "Beautiful Floor Covering carpentry Decks are our specialty LIST PRICE $7467 ALL JUNK CARS — And trucks erves Professional Installation" Call lor free estimate. 739 ?a YOUR COST wanted Too dollar. Free 24-hour IMS CARPET INSTALLATION — INTERIOR ONLY AVIS Pick UP 1*1-1440 or 727 1511 aie», cleaning, re-lays, re-stretches nd repairs 2*44177. Wlllpietr hanging. References pro CARS idtf) 942 2341 or 74I-54S4 Price* exclude lax and Hconilng. led Bank ROOFING 4 SIDING PAINTING — If you want a pro- TOP DOLLAR fessional job hire a professional FOR USfiP CARS Over 7S year eantri*nce in cutlom LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC GAGLIANO it mg and wall papering with all Rt. 3S Savr'evlll*. N.J. 727 i» Roofins-Sidins-Gutters-Repairs work guaranteed Free estimates SHREWSBURY AVE. •M estimates 2?t-0ttf or 222-iM* Call after 4pm and atl dav weeh- TOP DOLLAR PAID n<»s 739 1J72 LINCOLN SHREWSBURY. N.J. For iunk cars Immediate Pickup McGinnis Roofing & Siding We try harder. Call 722*200 Of HI 7240 All types of roofing, hot tar. shingles WALI.YS PAINTING SHREWSBURY AVfc nd repairs Free tMimeiet »«uy in Expert Craftsman Reasonable Ilk Irium liM rm ni irwli GEORGE WALL WE NEED USED CARS ured IM-11«. Interiors my specialty ;vi itvi TOO oollar paid MULLER CHEV SHREWSBURY. N.J MERCURY I 747-5400 ROLE T. Hwv 34, Matawan, SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ?2.1980 The Sunday Register 17 Classified Advertising Toll Fro: Middl.town ar«a, 671-9300: Matawan ar*a, 566-8100. 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE ON THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700.

9 Construction Equipment CLASSIFICATIONS 54 Situations Wanted Female 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap pr Exchange 102 Houses For Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 138 Mobile Homes 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 200. SPECIAL NOTICES 1. AUTOMOTIVE 80 Bicycles/Mim Bikes 103 Rentals To Share 130 Open Houses 139 Cemetery Lots 210 Lost And Found 2 Autos For Sale 20. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81 Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 140 Real Estate Wanted 73 Machinery For Sale 211 Special Notices 3 Trucks ana Trailers 21 Business Service 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 82 Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 132 Apartments/Town Houses 212 Travel - Transportation 4 Motorcycles 22 Artsi Crafts 74' Rental Service 83 CBs. Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 133 Income Property 150. RECREATIONAL M. FINANCIAL 75 Farm Equipment 152 Boats And Accessories 213 Instruction 5 Auto Services/Pans 50 EMPLOYMENT 61 Business Opportunity 84 Merchandise Warned 107 Nursing Homes 134 Farm Property^ 6 Auto Rent/Lease 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 76 Auction Sales 85 Inflation Fighters 108 Commercial Rentals 135 Commercial Property 153 Camping Equipment 62 Mortgages * 77 Pets And Livestock 7 Auto Insurance 100 REAL ESTATE RENTALS 109 Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Property 154 Recreational Vehicles 52 Babysitting/Child Care 63 Money to Loan 78 Aircraft 8 Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 101 Apartments 110 Wanted To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage

RATES FRONT PAGE READERS DEADLINES FAMILY PLAN RATES HOURS DAILV r CANCELLATIONS I A.M. to5P.M. r^Aii. v »ND SJNOHV jay i • adi- * 30 c " 1'y iiw« jt-ic ceo-' ten cancf'ieitor s g *\>r tow-14 HUna Ctarti 3 LINES-S DAYS MOO Line . wie pubi'tai-u" F"ba» 4 30 r "i 'o.- .y Qi> iti^arce ot spec a id lu^Oe' M CMMTCM tot* - 14 CaHMMrog noa* put>iii*i'O" Ci*w. iieo Dwai 4 Ui» »er ,n. Si 00 Each line Available to mdi fed iwiciUM/a il oo*i « 8 3C *M »•••: Sou P»ct Heam'ifl S9 SO , .a'isp «'••?" caoLt'iator o' ac • L NrUbt »ei urn M.n.fn ni .nsertions 2 lines viduais placing ads undei irsnea PPWMI «e an fund n inn nmt lo u • ai'or P'Oo' 1 Day 8it 6 Days iConsecutive). 54« 6 Days IConseculivel 611 ujne root Datc'iH 4rnum 2* i-i« An <«acie'E pi»cea a' 1 Day 90* "Merchandise For Sale" tor items eae :«!- jo- ad ie oav apwa 7 Days (Consecutive) 51C T 2 Days (Consecutive) 75c 2 Days (Consecultve) 84c 7 Days IConsecutive) 56c . not exceeding {200 each, iiems WEEKEND CALLS ate n»Od. A- r cvUs 'rr (roi, ana "e Da '» Reg.sier cannot M '•spor t r. t 6 Days {Consecutive) 4Bt BOX REPLY SERVICE toi arforj a*w in* tint dav Can 54^- • 7M 3 Days (Consecutive) 68< 3 Days (Consecutive) 7B< 8 Days IConsecutive) 55c must be priced Noncommercial f|0T e 30 t T- to i?30pm \ne Cwt>(«o 10 Days (Consecutive) 46c 10 Days (Consecutive) 50c ads only Daptifncm «iii DC OQtr m ttwt cop* co"*c PO UP 11 SO * Days iConseculivel 62c 4 Days tConsecuiivei 72c tiOnt »na h.Ht tor Monuv. wpr Call UAH $3 50 CORRECTIONS 5 Days (Consecutive) 58c Contract Rales on Requesi i*2 ?Q0 5 Days (Conseculive) 66( 1 ' Sunday

51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted SI Help Wanted Nubbin 84 Merchandise 101 Apartments KEY ENTRY OPERATOR Wanted n you h«vc experience on key.'t PARTY CHIEF - For private firm MATAWAN — Two-room furnished in Perm Amtoov Experienced in SECRETARIES I'M <2rOMHA PO AriV « EVEN IN'* efficiency Private entrance, off- or hev/di&c equipment and dcbire 1 Good steno Receptionist and gen work in Northern Monmoulh Cou surveys, housing developments, in EO, TAKB.A JU6T ONE LOW POINT street parking Available Oct Itt dustnal parks Pud hospHahiation, erai office duties Benefits Fee ne 544-2081 If, « modem dsla center has &evei vacation, holidays, sick leave. Wage gotiabie To S170. W&O7O BEP. APTER &d uv ooeninas in Ooth dtv and even! commensurate with experience f. Sleno required IJ years ex- Call 84; not MATAWAN — Thret bedrooms shift* lor Qualified individuals F 442 9292 perience front office To Si7i CUT OUT THE MIDDLE WAN Near transportation. $350 par further information call Mi 3 Good skids Dictation, able to Je-D tJovP's ol drpi IOUS meld is Oral month, no utilities. 544-3363 Waener «i su-3311, bttwecn 10 a PART-TIME DRIVER — 25-hour compose own correspondence Real- direct Cash for your gold silver and noon Aberdeen Data Scrvi week. 13 25 per hour Transporting ty background helpful To 1170 tarns and sterling Hwy 3S and Am OCEANPORT — Cottage,'one" me adults to and from Dav Center in 4 Front office position, good skills tiov Rd CiPtts 741-1731 tends Must be able to take minutes, Uphona. lypino. school office «x. Please call 671-0838 altei 4 10 u m oerience helpful Excellent working RED BANK — Beautiful large one- LICENSED REAL ESTATE type, A/R ledger, payroll ledger. weekdays, anytime Sat and Sun bedroom and two apartments h« CO ledger Call 291-W97. conditions Call Deane-Porter 61 Business 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 77 Pets and Livestock Salesperson Needed by aciive Fa School, 842-0330, tor appointment Opportunities For Sale For Sale OtUUJHNlTLjRL • Antique, Chi room, custom kitchen with Haven agency All inquires held to PART TIME DR VERS-tor; na. glassware, art objeUs and bnc washer, dinette, carpeting, fully in- fidenlialThe Kerr Agency 741 *4? •School bus S5 per hour SECRETARY - Light bookkeeping THREE YEAR-OLD - Spaved a brae immediate cash tor any .u i a led. 1315-1500 Also, twu •Vans (4 SO par hour. excellent typing and shorthand re- Doberman Shepherd lo good home thing and everything Ru*uls 25 E Mdroom house, 1500 741-11+*. LONG BRANCH — Sanitation D quired Holmdel area Send resume NURSERY SCHOOL — For lease DESKS. FILES — Tables, chain MOVINGMUST SELL ive Con Front SI Red Bank /4| 169) partment. experienced man/woma •Station wagons U per hour Slate certified Write Box F 343, The inly 67I 4489 alter 1 p m 4ED BANK — Three-room apart •Athlete's 14 per hours to Box T 293, The Dally Register. adding machines, typewriters, of temporary bedroom. I in Sanitation truck repairs Ca Daily Register. Shrewsbury, N J equipment etc at bargain den, kitchen furniture Decorator TURN vi)UH DIAMUNUS INTO nent, (300, one room and bath 222/000. EHt S6 between »S p.m Must have, or beable to get special Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701 apartmant, no oeU Saa-HTI. ivlng and depen 07701 prices. New or used A AC DESK and household Hems. 741-7994. 60 Blcvclts/ DOLLARS Convert Old Jewelry to working davt. license Good di SECRETARY RESEARCH ASSI5 OUTLET, WIN Rt 35, Oahhursl Cash DON PONS JEWELERS Will dability are most important, Apply OFFICE AND RESIDENTIAL USE RED BANK — Spacious four-room, 's Bus Service, 555 TANT — Executive secretarial •« S3) 3990 OFFICE EQUIPMENT — files, Mini Bikes Buy from private owners and es-Uts plui utditlei. Immediate oc- LPN/GPN AIDES - Full-tint 9-S daily. oenence Experience typing 40 — Stone fireplace In front room tates ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE part-time position, 3 11. 11-7 Frlan Rt 35, Mlddletowi (behind Slpers- Parking lot paved for 20 cars. Ask- desks, typewriters, elc Bigsavlngs cupancy 530-05*1 • wpm, dictaphone, shorthand, calcu- DINING ROOM — Thomaivllie. Priti-d right 787-9100 day or night PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE ly atmosphere. Excellent benefit teln Paints). lator, statistical math, data collec- ing only ISS.000 ie Piece Iruitwood, French Pro HBO PUCH MAXI MOPED — T» SIGNED 799 River Rd . Fair RED BANK - ON THE RIVER. Competitive salary Call B am tion and analysis 30 to 31 hours pars GIG REALTORS S31 2000 222 6412 iclal, plus two leaves and pads OFFICE EQUIPMENT — Used miles. eHcellent condlilon. 1473 Call Haven N J 847 6257 Extra large one bedroom apart- p.m , 530 9471 PART TIME CHRISTMASHELP — 741 33»4 aller i ».m. (7 an hour, plus wardrobe. Call be- week Write to P 0. Box 307, Lin SUNROOF INSTALLATION BUSl Excellent condition Must be seen. walnut and oak desks Large, medi- ment Two large picture windows croft, N J 07718 ISOO. Call 741-H04, um, smalt executive and sleno WANTED — TovS, household MILLION DOLLAR VIEW 1450 oer LPN M/F RELIEF —Small nursli tween 10-2, 739-10*9, 2913365 or NESS — Asking (10,000. Great MOPED 1977 articles, tbrlc-abrac. etc in good 671-4484 potential $3000 down, owner tlnent swivel chairs Remington noiseless month, include! heat, hot water and home. Individualiied care, all thill SECRETARY/ — Executive type typewriters and stands Small and Pracllcal Good condition WOO Can condition, to donate to worthy Chan- Call 9464991 between 10 am. and mg available. CAMERON. DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL S4233M cooking gat Available Oct. I. Cell PART TIME SALES HELP — Sell Mag card experience preferred. Ex- NM4» largr tables Munroe calculators. ty Will Pickup Call 741 5492 or 741-TMO ' p.m. MURPHY & HOWLETT, REAL ES 741 644S advertising space. Call cellent shins Busy office. Salary TATE»$3O9660 „ EROSION SPECIALISTS small hand addressograph, other MARINE MECHANIC — I SM053S commensurate with experience items. Room 1004, 10 Spring St , Red 14 Merchandise RED BANK — LuMury Hlgh-Rlta, board/outboard (MtrCruiser). E Call 842-6060 lor appointment. HSMWAbMf H Kill h«n AnJr Bank. (201) 741 9S9S one bedroom apartment, alu two PERSON — For light local de REAL f STATE bedroom, two bath Beautiful view perlenced only Musi have own too SOCIAL SERVICE DESIGNATE - 63 Money To Loan Four months old. originally (450 Wanted „ HE NTAlS Applv In person HIGHLAND liveries Part or full-time Van or Be si offer. »/o 0*1/ ORGAN - Farfisa compact 1300 Between 11-1. 4-f p.m. I42-4M5, station wagon helpful. 74705OS, ask Part-time, small nursinghome. five DamelectroAMP ($100) PlusMIKE MARINA, 250 Bay Ave. Highland hours per week Call 9464991 be RED BANK — Two-bedroom apart- An equal oovoi tunity employe for Bob. HARD TO GET - First, secend and LITHOGRAPHS — Two. Art Dudley U2S) and BOOMSTAND (1201 All in AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN- Iween 10-2 p.m. third mortgages. Fastest service, Sesame Street characters, matted fair condition Good for beginner WANTEO ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. 101 Apartments ment Couple preferred. Reference! PLUMBER'S HELPER — Some ex- ( ,ill 74/ 41.*.; dllt-r / .to D "i RUGS. FOR CASH 1300, Include* heat only. «M13»._ MEDICAL SECRETARY — Ft SWITCMBOARD OPERATOR lowest rates Quick closing on any and framed, signed and numbered time Sptclallst'i office. Must have perience helpful. Must have valid site loan Call 531-2724 Excellent condition Call 842 4430 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES N j driver's license Call after 6 Full or part-time, 3-11 shift, long PAINT — Colors Interior/exterior 159 E Newman Springs Rd COLTS NECK MOTEL - Etficlen D BANK — Two-room apart- experience and references. Pleasant term, pleasant conditions. 843-7300. 14 a gal flat interior, %i 75 a gal flat cv, $m par week. Motel. $t00 per ment, furnished or unfurnished. surroundings 531 3297 P m , F.D. Verangw, inc 741-7217. ELECTRIC — Full organ with eiiie speaker, plus complete exterior M3-6779 week, plus tan. Light housekeeping. Spacious, include! utilities, 1J5O a TECHNICAL WRITER — For in- Dally rales available Call 431-8714 month Near railroad nation. Call NURSES, LPNS, RNS M/F — A PLUMBER struction books, test procedures, MERCHANDISE :ourse in organ playing, like new. ALL LIONEL TRAINS shifts. »uii or part-time immedia Five years experience MO 67HW12 PTANOS ORGANS or 944 3700. 671 1872 etc., for speciality cooling systems. Or Flyer Top cash appraisal openings. May apply at Cltffsii Full or part-time Send resume to Warehouse prices on most major 946 2*n EAST KEANSBURO — Thret, room Health Car* Center, 200 Center S ELECTRIC GE WASHER - And PRESSPERSON - To run A 8 Dick Electro impulse Lab,, P.O. Bo* 870, Kenmore dryer, must. Call 7415453, brands. Yamaha. Klmball. Thomas, apartment, one bedroom, $250 More Classified Cllffwood Beach. Red Bank, Nj. 07701. 71 Merchandise For Baldwli Gulbransen. etc. Un ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought for month Plus utilities, heat Included 3U, experience preferred, but not altar i p.m. limited rentals from |7,S0 perlop caih Mary Jane Roosevelt An- on Next Poge necessary Call for appointment, Sale Lease and security. Call 872-1453 NURSE'S AIDE M/F - Part t.m MMm. TELLERS ABRIC REMNANTS — 'Iprice. month tiques, 109 East River Rd , Rumson 3 11 Smell nursing home. 94»-499 Cashiering background helpful We Save and Sew Inc., 10 North Bridge S4?3t5f Member Appraisers As- FEMALE ROOM ATE — For two-108 Commercial 10-2 p.m. PRINTER — Off-set pressman, have lull and part-time positions Ave . Rad Bank 530 9555. FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER sociation of America. bedroom apartment. Security plus M/W. For off-set and letter press available in the Monmouth County Pond Rd and Rt 9 $142 50 plus utilities. Call Lauren Rentals 3 LINES IREWOOD — Top aualltv oak 800 393 69? 7 ANTIQUES eves. 212-5248 days 119-1200 shop. Davidson. Hamada, Chief. area. Some are fee-reimbursed. Fine furniture, porcelain ano glass Call 462 9110, three years experience ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY wood. Full cord guaranteed or mon NURSE LPN M/F necessary. W Thomai 747-3494 Shrawibury 5 DAYS IV back. Split and delivered, HQ0 a PIANOS — ORGANS Call S« 1207 or 191 3077 HIGHLANDS — Four-room apart- ord Call ?91 mi All Musical Supplies and Services ment $220 a month, utilities extra. ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN Referencai and security reaulred. HIMIINMISTRIAI ARIA PROGRAMMER-SYSTEM 34 TRAVEL AGENT — Experienced $3.00 TUSTING PIANO CO TtQUES. Rt 36 and Homestead if vou are interested In giving e Experienced for afternoons Also, opening for FOR DISCRIMINATING BUYERS! Our 97th Year Call 747-9144 12.000 sq ft Tailgate loadlnu, cellent nursing care.,.II you prefe The Register FAMILV ADS tlnfla — Lots of dough can be saved bv Ave . Leonardo 2915250 private parking A < heal Call 328-8123, Kav outside sales position available Call tion Fighters) can sell your un Asbury Park 775-0444 KEANSBURG - Second floor apart- to work in quiet pleasant »urroun 291 3423 eking advantage of our like new Open 9 to 9 GUY JOHNSON sprlnklered Public transporta Ings,.1 We have Iutt what vau're loo REAL ESTATE SALES AS- needed Items for you quickly. ouality fine furniture, antiques and ment. iVi rooms. iJOfl ing for on our night shift You SOCIATES — interest rates are de- WAITRESS/WAITER — For lunch Merchandise lor tile ONLY nterlor decorating items Visit cool IABI t iMernaiionai ' BOV5 AND BUYS Call 7I7O4M challenging position Is iust a phon clining and we need help. Full-time, eon. Salary according to experience, Originating from household, not ex Sycamore Greens, RUSCIL'S, 36 Billiard Corp. J' I'KT, excellent From an entire household to a single call away. Call Holmdel Nursli license preferred Training, leads, Call Beacon Hid Country Club tor ceedlng a sale price of 1200 per shapa, 4S50 Call 872 0854. Item Antique funlturei Jewelry, ill RARE RIVERFRONT FIND —Un- Sycamore Ave , Little Silver furnished, on« bedroom, no dogs 747-1100 Home Hwv 34. Holmdel. N floor time. Position available in appointment 291-0533. article ••506. ver Immedlete ceih Top dollar 9464200. West Long Branch office Call Mr PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED ~ PUMPKINS •42 433* Oct. 1. 219-0*18, after $ p.m. Camasta, 222-4100 WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Must Each additional Una, 11.00. No dis- FURNISHING ON A LOW Ornamental and table squash, or- be experienced Apply in person, count il canceled before expiration, BUDGET? — Check the USED namental corn Wholesale and NURSE LPN M/F — 117 full-ttm REAL ESTATE REX DINER, 117 W. Front It., Red No changes In copy FURNITURE CENTER OF REDtall. Casola Farms, Rl S20. Excellent benefits. Apply In Derso Bank. Have something lo sell? Phone IANK Fine furniture lor leu (97 Holmdat. 944-418] between 10 4 Arnold Walter Nursln ASSOCIATES Shrewsbury Ave For our new Ocean Township office WAITRESS/WAITER - Ex QUAZAR VHS — Video recorder, Home, 622 South Laurel Avt GIRL'S WHITE BEDROOM - Set. Heilet. opening Oct 1, 19M We art a periertced only. Apply In person be one year old. Perfect condition $475 dynamic fast growing real estate or tween 2-4 Jonl's, 13 While It., Red 542-1700 Twin, double dresser, with hutch. Call weekdays, 213-440-7491, 01 NURSE RN M/F — 3 11 tull ti, ganiiation In search of salespeople, Bank. Plus night Hand. SJ75. Call 2*4 809S. weekends. 590-9474 Extelient benefits. Apply In Partor capable of handling executive clien- THE DAILY WAITRESSES/WAITERS — En SALE — Five place Colonial wood between io-4, Arnold Walter Nursli tele Comprehensive training pro GOOD LOW PRICED ITEMS! — Home. 622 South Laurel Ave gram. Advancement. Incentive and perlenced Apply in person. Towr dinette. Valued at $259 95. now only cut your REGISTER Hassocks. J4.7S Bridge table, 13 75 Hailel. investment opportunities For con- and Country Diner, Rtc 35 and 11999* Present this ad Factory Broadway, Keyport luariums. 14 SO Single drawer after 1 p.m.. 495-0071. fidential Interview, call Dennis CLASSIFIED ADS i, l*w Magaiine rack. SI 75 NURSE'S AIDES (M/F) - Part Miller. 671-9494 Porch gate, Vi 7i High chair, 16 50, lime evenings, 4-11, 4-8. Apply 52 Babvslttlng/Chlld 35% OFF 11 - Installation available THRR1 PIECE — Red and white person between 10 2 Dm, Mor LEVOLORS, VERTICALS, WOVEN trailer, 13 SO Wall clock, 12 n velvet living room set. Excellent 1 costs with through Fri Garden State Mai FOULKS- Cart WOODS CALL NOW!! Hoi Half moon end table, (4.75 Hamper, condition. 122J Call after S p m . less 5*6 5349. 1.75 utnttv table. $4 50. Plaatlc 244-3174, • Nursing Home. 1* Van Brackla Rd luckel teat, chairs, 12 75. Three- PRESTON «0" COUCH — Belge/brown/while, iece apartment-site kitchen table, THE USED FURNITURE CENTER AGENCY Realtors BABYSITTER - 6 »-4, preferably 197 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank NURSE RN/LPN M/F - Part-tin. my home, Leonardo area. Must modern symmetrical pattern One wo chairs, M* so More and more! 2 Woodland Dr. Middletown year old, Asking $150. Living room RUSCIL'S. » E Front St., Red Baans, Has-beens and Why Nots these big Charge nurse. 3-1) Shift. Benefit drive 291 S540. 70 Monmouth Rd Ocean Township arm chairs, beige/chrome. Asking (, 741-1693. Applv between 10 am to 2 p.m THREE PIECE WALNUT — Wall Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home REAL ESTATE SALES DRIVER- Mon.-Wed -Fri ,5-4p.m. $50 apiece 80" Sleep/sofa, six Licensed or willing to be. Great Transport two children for working months old. dark brown/dark blue HAMMOND & BALDWIN unit/including dcik and bar. Cost symmetrical pattern Asking $300 $400, asking $250. Gold crushed vel potential, good commission arrange- mother 471-398V vet mens chair and ottoman. $12J NURSE'S AIDES M/F — Necdf ments, flexible hours. Queen sue mattress. For Into call PIANO AND ORGAN EXPERIENCED OLOER WOMAN 775 5327 II busy, 774 9500. Lamps Walnut gfats top coffee ?•$, 3-9, 3-11 shifts, full time and pa CARROLL AGENCY CENTER table. ISO All like new Call between time. Apply only If your Interested I Realtor 872-9100 — To babysit in my home days, nights or weekends. Two and four Division of Allenberg 9 a m 3 p.m.. 544-8781. devoting yourself complete to I'M years old. 671-0915. ANTIQUE BEDROOM SET- Dark INFLATION FIGHTERS proper cere of the geriatric oatlen RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST — Tem- Piano House lit KETS? Grateful Dead, sab porary basis. 35 hour week. Good wood, floral motif. Twin beds, two Did vou know while on duty. Holmdel Convale MON FRI. — 2:30-5:30. Two chil- dressers (one with mirror). Antiaue bath. Cult, Jift Beck, ;Eappe, lull. cent Center. Hwv. 34, Holrhde typing skills required Apply In per son, LABORATORY dren, six and ten, own transporta- sofa and choice of two chairs or We Are N.J.'s Barry Manilaw. others , Delhered 4O"x3O" tTIMO CONSOLI - FLOOR OAS FURNACE — ISO. hu SAXAPHONE 94**1200. tion lo Little Silver. Light house more, carved wood $ISOO complete Largest and Oldest 201-483-4420. AM/FM radio, record changer, mldlfler. 120; folding wooded cots. IS Good condition, l»0 DIAGNOSTICS, 620 Rt. 520,keeping optional. Call 7474354, after Marlboro. (One half mile east Rt. 9) 544 0*71 TWO SOFAS - 115, «5. chest Of eight track player, 110 41IO5B1 each; pool table. 111. 717-ttM before Call 7014007 NURSE'S AIDES M/F — Full 5 p.m. or weekends. Piano Dealer 4 p.m. part-time position. Available on da ANTIQUE —Golden oak off Ice desk Mason and Hamlln, Klmball, drawers, 135. dresser, 125. stuffed to" COLONIAL — Wing-back tofi SEMICIRCULAR — Upholstered shift. Call for appointment. Hilltop REGISTERED NURSE M/F — Full ohmer. Baldwin, Kewai, Knabe, chairs, HO, *15, beds, »35, bo* and part-time positions, available and swivel chair {%»), Other with fool cover, good condition Ask FOUR-MAN RUBBER BOAT - bar with two matching stools. Ex- Nursing Home. 671-0177. verett, Currier, Hardman and springs. 115. mattrets, (15 Danish With accessories, used once, 175 cellent condition. Asking 1100 for 3:30 to 11:30 shifts, excellent S3 Domtstlc Help ofllce Items Room 1004, 10 Spring couch, 135, Excercise bike, %*O Ing 1100 1414210 ft, Red Bank. 741-9S95. 'layer pianos gait,. 110 41ttMl. OFFICE WORKER — TyPt. file salary and benefits Call Hilltop LARGE DISPLAY OF Lawn sweeper, 110 IBM electric ANTIQUE — Mahogany gate lag answer phones, schedule, disoatch Nursing Home for appointment, COMPANION FOR — Two senior ANTIQUE — French Empire com typewriter 150 747 1450 Will deliver table with drawers. Ping-pong table, SECOND HAND — Three soe.o customer problems, etc. Fl«xtb 671-0177 ladies. Light housekeeping, no nurs- ode and dreisar. Guilt decorated GRAND PIANOS good shape Woman'! exercising GE CONSOLE STEREO — In-blka, good condition, 145 Call hours Call 747-7844. ing. By day or live-In. Non-smoker mirror, carved cherry French Pro- 300 MAIN STREET UPRIGHT FREEZER — Sears, rolling machine 111 for all. HlHal. cludes AM/FM radio, tape and port 112SO3O. after I p.m. RNS LPNS NURSE'S AIDE ASBURY PARK, NJ 077)2 used only six months, excellent con efl speaker, excellent condition. (M/F) Salary negotiable 842 4896, 7-9 p.m. vincial twin beds, best offer. Dealers PART TIME - Ladles/M«n Wor welcome. 842-S711. dltion, S25O Pool table with Ping BECKETT — •lama retention Ml 1100 7lt-tlOa. SEARS — Cartop carrier, M0, U" from home on telephone %4\t All Shuts Available HOUSEKEEPER WANTED —Five m«oo pong lop and accessories for both, burner, used only ana season. I17S sofa, t», Sean bait meisawer. |50 more per hour, 264 78M * Medical Personnel Pool davi per week. Own transportation ANTIQUE — Furniture. Oriental Open daily 9 to 9, Sal. "til 5 good condition, 1100 Call 717 169* weight niter's bench, 111. Haostrom O.E REPRIOERATOR 11 cu. ft. 73*24« 90 Monmouth St. Red Bank HAMMOND ORGAN after 4 30. electric guitar, 130 Kant electric Just reconditioned, US PART-TIME -5 Mam 7 am E Marlboro. Hours: 9 30-4 30. S3*-4M5. rug, paintings, china, crystal, 431 3744 pressed glass, etc 741-7994 11400 guitar, 110. OW Schwlnn 10-speed, It! 1543 SEARS — 14 cu. ft refrigerator. laCllshed morning newspaper route HOUSEKEEPER — Full-time, 7 717-4944 for tnfo 110. Call afler a. 747 0404 froat tree. MS Call after a p.m., available In Weil Long Branch RN (M/F) - 8-4. every other week WOOD BURNING STOVE HEDSTROM CARRIAGE - •71-141]. a m to 3 p.m. Mon. through Frl. Call BAR AND RESTAURANT — Eauip Fire placa IrtMrt with blower Ona Eaton town. Highland! end. 946-4991 between 10 am -2 P.m. ment, good condition Reasonable HOLMDEL — Wide selection lady's BEIGE RUG AND PAD — 41H yd . Stroller, excewllenl condition, |55 Wenamassa. Two reliable person Call 264 3548 offers. Sinks, cash registers, ovens, teaton old. tSSO Call 74HMI excellent condition, 1100 Racllner. Call 747U21 SINGER SEWING MACHINE - ilnter coats/lackets, like new Year old, modal 3a0,1121. Twa pairs, with car can earn 12SO 1300 monthly HOUSEKEEPER — Two In family, etc 787-0715 Bargains Site 10-12 739-2497. graan vinyl, 120 t714M». Good supplement Income. Toll free RN M/F — Relief charge, small nice private room,with TV. Five-dav 72 Garage Salas HYDRAULIC CHAIRS —Plvagold. velvet and cane chairs, 171 a pair. BOO 3420850 nursing home, Individualiied care. weak. Live In or out. Reply lo Box BEDROOM SET — Thomasville. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS — Especially BIKE — Glrl'i M" Rots with train- ISO eacn or bast offer Octagon, antique gold frame. ISO Call 944-4991 between 10 am and 2 T 291, The Dally Register, Italian Provincial trultwood. Mint number of dressers Cheap. Mov Yard Salts ing wheels, whlte/reteoerrv. 193. 7114100 Afler e p m., SU4M1. PASTRY COOK — Part-lime, two P.m. Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701. condition. t*9i or best offer. 741-2425 ng to Florida M2-2264 Crib, Thayar, white with Ilka new three dava per week, salary nego- Kantwet mattress, U0 t42 lilt IMPORTED - Six light chandelier, SIDEBOARD - Mahogany, V long, tiable. Mr. R.G. Pasklil. 842J334 RN-LPN M/F — Part-time, 11-7:30 WOMAN — To clean and do laundry PORCH SALE — Washing machine, 16" diameter Bronie and crystal, excellent condition, 1100 a.m. shift. Call Mrs. King, Westwood BUNK BEDI - US. youth bad. HO, tor small family of two, one dav a BLACK * DECKER — Electric IBM TYPEWRITERS typewriters, more Mor. Frl , IIS 171 671-4912. 211-3450 PART-TIME — For print shoo. Tw Hall Hebrew Home, 222-5277. week. Own transportation, refer- lawn mower Danish Modern couch p m. 173 Seelev Ave . Keansburg bikes. |10,115 Children's clothes. II hours per day. Phone, billing, nc ences, WO per dav- 946-8457, 12-5 and chair. Two garden hoses Mov RENTAL $20-426 per mo. to US 12x11 dining fly, US. Child's KINO TRUMBONE — With Leather SNOW TIRES — Gil 14 U0 for pair. wardrobe, 111. 741-4H1 case, excellent condition, two Call A I battery, guaranteed, US. Also typing. Senior Cltfien fine. Reply t ing - very reasonable Call after 5 tnt with option lo buy 8710327 Box 2120, Red Bank. NJ. 07701. RN M/F — 11-7 Full time or part- p.m or Sat.. 741-7421. 76 Auction Salts J2J-6711 regular 07114's. 110 each. Rims time. Excellent salary Plus differen- 54 Situations Wanted WOULD LIKE TO BUY ~ A carton BUNK BEDS — Unuled. sturdy, ncluded with tires »1-0fn. tial Blue Crosi'Blue Shield Family BLINDSI l imitation brick used tor flooring, beautiful, complete with mattresses. PART-TIME — Bus driver, en. Plan plus other benefits Call Mrs. Female Levoiors, verticals, Wovan Woods iade under the brand name COL JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES 1140. Call 1M-M41. LADIES — Nearly new seperetts SOPA — II". gold, excellent condl school, wilt train. Good pav. Ca Bennett at Brookdale Nursing Cen- 30% OFF LIST. DELIVERED! BR iCOVE R" No. 303. bv Auctioneers - Appraisers dresses and so forth, silo 14. U 10 Ion, HSO between 9-4 o m 541-4777 ter, Hailet tor appointment Call Elenby products for Quote laitronlcs Inc., Massachusetts Grave Markers Bromel CARPETS - Oreenltn gold thick IIS Electric broiler. 111. MI411I -CREATIVE CHILD CARE — Ex- snag. Uxll. III. Ixil, l» Good Call 144 7011 2*4 5000. 2230433 leate call 671 M3B after 4:30 P.m. LIGHT MAPLE DINETTE TABLE perienced. Will babvsit ages 1-5, In eekdavi, anytime Sat, and Sun. condition. 147-4071. SOFA — Italian Provincial grean. my home. 264-9220 BOXES — Corrueaied). Packing IUP- — With expanding laaf, two 51 Htjlp Wanted RNS - 7-3 two days and 3-11 two CARPET — Purple mag, 11x14. like matching chairs with naugahyda velvet, like new, (200. days. Call Mrs. Smith, 9-3 plies for industry and Moving and 77 Ptts AndJJvtstock seats. ItO Utility can with two Call T44-314*. •71-0149 HOUSE WORK — Thorough, re- Storage. Call 747 409* or 4*2-44/2. TCHEN SINK — Complete, two new, asking US It" black/white liable, fast-working People only, all throom sinks, double drain hitch* portable TV, MO SUU4> shelves and butcher block top. III. 141 SltT STEREO TAPE — Phonograph, chores included. 140 day, own trans- CANDY — Coffee, soda machines i sink Four chairs, office Dinette speakers, 150. Shoio ihMt and poles. SALES-PART-TIME portation. 264 1158 able Two table lamps and TV set CIMATTI MOPED 1f77 — New S200 and UP. Call Advanced And Beginners cable*, needs brakes, 1140 firm LIVINO ROOM SOFA (40 Two dressers. tlS. HO 73*1720 Enlov Jelling? Join us at MBO, 7i70070 72423 LOW PRICE! I! HELP I! name brand mens' clothing, evening MIDDLETOWN MOTHER DOG TRAINING 71*-O«3 between M p.m. French Provincial, ISO STORM WINDOWS — And screens. To babysit in my home ESLIE SPEAKER SYSTEM —740 7474115 and Sati. some Suns Experience CHILDREN'S - Four dreuei Baxhore Dog Club. 741«Me CONSOLE (RCA) * AM/FM and 31x11.15.00 each, five smaller Hies, MATERNITY necessary. Call 264-BMO for appoint- 741-2547 puce*, corner desk, single bed lth pre amplifier and foot control. 500 739 2287 BEAUTIFUL — Four-month-old hit phono ttereo, el«hl-tpeafcer, H" TWO LOVSSEATS — Converts to U 00 each T41J1ir ment. brass headboard, $250 29I-9H2. _. Contemoorerv Multi-colored WEMHOUSE OUTLET WE WILL BABYSIT — Two years tens, Free, trained, females. Ona black/white TV, Colonial maple, TEAKWOOD PORTABLE — JW\ and up in our Hailet home 15 ctnts long haired. 14I-4IS1 747-0304, eves and weekend*tendt. |i» print Its each. 1414454. OPENING AT THE SALES, STATIONERY — We Will LIVING ROOM SET UOO. Console stereo, maple./150 \ train vou in the office supply •nd per hour 264-1*42 CIRCULAR SAW SHARPENER - COUCH AND LOVE SEA6fTT —- 1100, MOVING SALE — Child's bedroom, aueen-slie brass neadboern.VliO- \ And other related equipment Also hree-olece, Mediterranean-style. CFA SIAMESE KITTENS — Seal ORCHARD STREET equipment field, Excellent wages $375 364-774*. . Point female, lop lines, free on Chair, |M. 1150. Ping-pong table, 115. Oonltft Call attar S P m . KMH4. and benefits, including Blue Cross two lawn mower iharptnen. sofas. 175 each. Chairs, odd tables, SHOPPING PLAZA 55 Situations Wanted 2*1-2437. breeders lermi. For more Inlorma- U4-iaO6 TIRES — Five Good Year radlals. and Major Medical. Some Prior MORE LOW PRICED ITEM5 — lion call aval.. 4W-3IH. 115 eech Kitchen set. 115. 74142*1 We are looking for a man- store sales experience would be Malt RecePiion room settee. W9, couch, CRIB — Excellent condition, asking FR7O-IS. lull 2000 mllet on four One helpful. Your present employer will CONFERENCE TABLE — »'K3', 149, single bed complete, 149, small M0 OM car teat, asking 120 Call NEW WADERS — Waltt high, tile never used 1150 takes all 717-1111. ager and lull and pan- be kept confidential. Apply to Box with four chairs. Mint condition. metal wardrobe, 18 JO. 9x12 brown HAY FOR MULCHING ] 44-0014 nine. 110. Humidifier 110, TV cart U after 4 p.m. lime sales stall (or our F-376. Tha DaMv Register, Special at $225 842-2300. 9 5 loo bales. SO1 each A Williams. 245 74!-5tt2 nd grav braided oval rug, 139. DINING ROOM SET — Black/gold. VAN OR TRUCK TIRES — Four new maternity boutique Shrewsbury. N.J., 07701. ALL AROUND YARD WORK - COUCH AND CHAIR —Green, blue, seven piece Junior dining room set w Rlverdale Ava. Tlnion Falls Call 175-14 5 on Dodge rims, UOO or tail S4M«»? After 2 p.m. tlx chairs and buffet. DO. Kitchen OIL FURNACE — And electric hot We offer excellent bene- Trees cut. gutters, garages cleaned ngM blue, mahogany color wood $50 with china closet. 1149; 4K11 blue tat, black wrought Iron, four orange water heater Two years old UOO.offer. 500 mllet 4tS-t544 after S 30 Free estimates. 741-4MS. as IS Call 495 9744 arpet. |15, fire screen. 112 50 Also. ( swivel chain, MO. 7474011. fits, and working condi- SCHOOL BUS DRIVER —»500 Per hina, glassware Ail sorts of Items M LOOKING — For a good home tlt-HM. WALNUT FORMICA — Dinette tions. Apply daily in per- hour, must have N. J. bus driver's GUTTERS CLEANED — And re- CUSTOM' MADE — Premiere dt- RUSCIL'S, 25 E Front St., Red -m halt Labrador and half Huthv. table, two extensions, four chairs Vv name Is Pate Call anytime after DINING ROOM JET - China clotel REFRIGERATOR — Good condi- son tor interviews. license Call anytime. 787-1113 or paired Repair! on roofs, ceramic s*gn Power blue velvet lov* seat. Bank 741-18*3. buffet, table and four chain, uoo. tion. US; washer, |», dryer, ISO. and matching buffet, 1100 or Mil 787-1171. tilts, sash chains. 747-2*45 or traditional. $400. 264-7340 m. 2«l 2J0J sliest! 717-USJ, I p.m. 11 p.m. offer. Call t4t-3S10. 747-14S0. MOVING — Must sell furniture, LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS — MTEMIITY SCHOOL CUSTODIAN — Fulltime Daily-Sunday loth*, tovs. miscellaneous house- ELECTRIC — Hot water tank. 10 GENERATOR — 1100 want. Sears WHIRLPOOL GAS DRYER position. Year-round for Ranntv MAN WITH — Rack body Iruck. Black male. AKC registered, chem Very good condition, 175 told items Call 671 *H0 Dion English sire, excellent disposl gal Anting till Ideal for hedge trimming, 1173. WEARHOUSE OUTLET School, 235 Hope Rd., Tlnton Falls. Hauling, moving, tree work. Odd Call H4-7HJ TfMSal afler t 741-1340 14.00 per hour Apply in person Mon- Jobs, free estimates 842 0970 MOVING OUT OF AREA — Sailing Hon. both parents hip and eves nor. Fn , 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. REGISTER household furnishings, bedroom, llv- al, all shots Call *7i 9iw ng room, tables, elc 7411204 SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR 57 Day Care/Nursery POODLE PUP — AKC. pocket tov Rt, 35 Ocean Township Experienced in alterations am Classified Ads iCR CASH REGISTER - Suitable Ddodie Will weigh approximately 3 School bs full grown Jet black, |400 $ 00 Monmoulh County, NJ. dressmaking Part-time. 747 3722 or service station &27S or best offer. as low as 291*544 1*5 2256 IIWMTEDII ATTENTION WORKING MOTH- 51 HtlP Wanted ERS — Happy Hours Nursery, Pre 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 Kindergarten. Rt 34, Matawan Full 46 cents and half-day sessions Register now , Mr IIM, par div * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER for fall semester. 544-0*3*. IMHd OO 104IV murtlwil FOR SALE PRICE UP TO'200°° HELP WANTED For FAST RESULTS Reqisler Family Ads can sell your gnneeded items AT LOW COST Classified Service quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- umns no* under a separate distinctive heading MALE OR FEMALE phone • >OW YOU CAN TELEPHONE Items onqinatinq Irom your household may be sold 41 Business YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS | for up to $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article Good Daily and Sunday Reg- Opportunities REGISTER ister/newspaper delivery routes available in TOSTAHT IN OIR MONDAY'S EDITION. Price lor each item must be mentioned the following .towns: Eatontown, Monmouth AUTO BODY SHOP —A going busi- Classified Ads ness In th* heart of Red Bank in Beach and Oceanport. eludes business, building for shoo 542-1700 JUST CALL THE CLASSI FIED ACTION LINE with upstairs apartment, plus a sep- Call Betty Berends arate one-family home. Here's your Toll Fr«« from MaMwin ArM BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. 8. 12:30 PM Call 542-1700 chance. All thii for t124,SOO. Call todav. 566-8100 No discount if cancelled belore expiration CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors 542-8880 "independently Owned" Toll Frt* from MMtfMtown Art* CALL 542-1700 No chanqes in copy 813 River Rd. Fair Haven (201) 741-74*4 671-9300 18 The Sunday Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1980 132 Condominiums 212 Travel- Town Houses Transportation lOSCommerclal 101 Apartments 102 Houses For Rent RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSES — Curmudgeons gone LIMOUSINE SERVICE — Far all Rentals with view of the Naveslnk. Two or occasions To airports from SIS three bedroom units with l>t baths. Waddings are our ipaclaltv LOW RED BANK - On* bedroom *o*n RUMSON — Three bedroom, two dan, garage From »91,0QQ 741-0)16 rale*, fraa Quotas. U hour, savan- oath ranch on ona acre near river HIGHLANDS — Service QtrtQ* day sarvlca Call tall Irax. Coil 747-7300, •M»r i P rn Fireplace. •". bas*ment sat Mat. IMC *Q " M hydraulic HH, UM par SHADOW LAKE RESALES MfraUJOOS. ^ retr.gerator. wather/dryer. $575 mofitn. ptoi liliniici. ftacurllv r%- ALL MODELS »S?,OOO-S»5,0O0 SEA BRIGHT - Winter rMM r>OM Oct nth 142 4743 29)*S57 ALSO RENTALS from politicial scene •iVCMabl* at Harbour Point Water 21] Instruction view fwrnl»h«d studio* and on* RUWSON — Prime location, three UNCROFT — Office suite, pro- KERR AGENCY bodfoom utWft M92 Octan Awt , bedruoms ' i baths, gerafle. air. fessional Duiidine near Parkway 741 4477 DevS CHICAGO - The de- VhO Can J*7 ?1S3 Evas 741-654*, 747-4124 A REAL ESTATE — Agonu Means SHADOW LAKE IS SOLD OUT — Ing course Mornings. Oct. 13-24 served 100th birthday salute TlNTON FALLS — BtMuiltui five SEA BRIGHT - Sis rooms Oh the LITTLE SILVER - New building, M4»nmoulh InstltuU, S42 UOO rooms on two-aca gardvn attaM nvar Private beach and oocfc Hei 1200 SQ II , will divide for otfkM or But V»n Horn has both new and to the seanngly mlfurous UK a month plus utllliiat Ona er>nce*. %S?i monthi* U2 00M) ilore On around floor, oft ttr#«t resale units) t37,OOO to HOC.000 TUTOR — Teacher will tutor your monthi Mcurtty 741-0041 We have rental*, tool child sratKs K-4 Call batwaan SI! H L Mencken points up the SIX BEDROOM HOUSE — For rent. VAN HORN AGENCY. 747-4100 or after i Sif 3414 WEST END — Modarn tfirt* room 240 Central Awe , Long Branch. $300 WATAWAN - Rt 34 Two officer Eves Marilyn Leahy. M2-O953 ihocking shortage of and bath furniihad units avaiiabit t month 74' H03 162 iQ ft end 240 M fl iloaatrMror or Larry Schilling. •42-5579 curmudgeons in our midsts. onvaarly or wtnl.ar baits LtiM and sep*r*lc New. elr conditioned, HIGH tacurltv 221 1700 or «**ns WEST LONG BRANCH - Three carpeted. «mpie parking Available SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Vituperation is a dying bedrooms. $500 per month plus utllt immed.*lei* i*6-M3* after 4_pm Townhouse Mint Two-bedrooms. PUBLIC NOTICES lie* bo* V 211. The Daily Register. 124,000 plus (107 monthly payment dark art. 102 Houses For Rtnt Shrewsbury N J QI1Q} Mldditlown Atlantic Highland! include* ell expenses except heat S42-O613 or 222-0113 Some recent insufficiency MVLLIGAIS ONLY $6 PER SQ. FT. m tatowlewii of flint in the native soil CARRIAGE HOUSE - Dta< araa 104 Winter Rentals 1.100 M ft of frtettendlnQ oro- STG CON DO MART INC. SIK room, two batnt Security and fefciionel office building with large Shore Homes. Condo Specialist PUBLIC NOTtCI keeps our public figures from rafarancai 1324231 parking tree Cell 222-4021 tor ap- Sea Bright, N.J M2-OOO4 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that BEACHCOMBER — Designer deco- pointmani the following Ordinance was pasaod striking sparks after the COLTS NECK rated, one bedroom executive Suite, MIDOLETOWN - Hwv JS, n«ar on final consideration bv the Mayor bedroom fully furntthad. by the dav, week or month Pan 133 IncomtProptrtv and Council of the Borough of Eaton manner of the Sage of Balti- Shop Bite entrance Building even town following a third raadlng and a aitata iwmi Early Amarican dacor. oramit ocean views, maid service, *Dle NOV 1 PAUL P BOVA. INC . more, who would have dis- luih around*, ntuatad on 100 acnt itiltee ihop and ieundermet All KIM public hearing at a regular meeting 671 2S44 HIGHLANDS — Income property of said body halo Wednesday. Sap- to injurt prlvacay Ratortncct and •ties included Security deposit re- tember 17. Itgo missed them anyhow as "the and decorum." have ever done hat been Mcurlty |700 monthly olut ulilltlai quired 2224479 MIDDLETOWN HWV 3S - Prime Two bedroom ranch house plus three office ip«ce, hlghwev fronlaoe. in rental units ttO.OOC 2*1 9044 or EMERGENCY ORDINANCE Gaseous Vertebnta who Henry Louis Mencken, tingued with legality." ILLMENSEE AGENCY FAIR HAVEN - Furnished apart- profemonei building. M»sq ft . %32i 291-O0M eves. N J.S.A. aOA 4-44 APPROPRIA own, operate and afflict the who courted controversy the Rt u. Com Nack. N j ment No pets From Nov to May t Pius ulu-iiei 6n-iUI,'2-5 p.m. TION NECESSARY TO PROVIDE They just don't flay them 101-4*2 317) $400 plus utilities B42 3499 AUTHORIZATION FOR UNEX universe." way today's media poobahs, RED BANK — N«w luxury office 137 LotsAAcrMflt PECTED LEGAL COSTS WHICH alive like that anymore in DEAL AREA — AUtnr.urtl, near SEA BRIGHT - Motel room* and WERE UNFORESEEN AT THE Ocian and D«al Lana Oulitanding ipace with central twltchboard end Since the image makers poltroons, patriots and places where public speech is furnished studio apartments Maid receplionut 74I-S444 _^___ TIME OF THE ADOPTION OF THE lour btoroom, ultra modern ntw service and utilities included in our TRAILER SITE - Lake Adventure! IN0 BUDGET took over, all candidates and preachers beg to be loved by inflicted on the citizenry. Our Ranch, Vn batht, com plainly low winter rates Available bv dav. RED BANK - ProfeiHonaToffice Pocono Prlvete lake, pool, • V order of the Mayor and Coun week or month No leaM TRADE luile comprlMd of five roorm end clubhouse, planned activities Skiing ell. commentators have been the booboisies (his word for watchdogs of democracy Availabl* now Ownar room noutt looking for smell apartment in Red investors seek houses up to $100,000 ship of Holmdel, for Gasoline tor the eled, 33rd degree, bred-in- set over Thomas Dewey as St-H. to Juna, furniihad. ucurlty, KEANSBURG Bank ere* Approximately 12S0 Call Quick closing MELMED REALTY, year I«g1 (estimated 30,000gallons!, Carter, Ronald Reagan or Fuel Oil for the IWJO-II heeling saa "a mathematical im- rafarancai. (440, ullllllai tuppllad Furnished rooms available B42 M7S Bkr 671 5650 the-bone and dyed-in-the- John Anderson saying of one 21I-O44210 HVO4» or 717 MSI son lepproMlmatelv 10,000 to 15.000 possibility demanding a cor-' HOUSES BOUGHT gallons), two (2) snow plows with wool moron." No talk show another what Benjamin Dis- MIDDLETOWN - Well furnished heavy duly frames, and ona (I) two- oner's inquiry." room in good area Near bus and RR RCAL C5TATE FOR CASH pundit, regardless of his rep- 24-HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR way radio. raeli said of Prime Minister „ FOR SALE Said Proposals will be opened utation for snide banter DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY, Is there an iconoclast William Gladstone? Disraeli, REALTOR, 7H-22M. and read In public at the Township would offer the sensible sug- 107 Nursing Homii Hall, Crawfords Corner-Everett abroad in the land today to the novelist-politician, de- HIGHLANDS - Ont bedroom 131 Houses For Sale Road. Holmdel. New Jersey, on Fri- gestion that losing candidates evoke a Menckenesque howl houM Furnished |M0 per month or RANCH day. October 3, l*J0 at 10 em pro- fined for his audience the dif- unfurnished 1325 Plut security and vailing time at political party conventions from the howling hyenas who Bidders are required to comply ference between a misfortune utllltm. •77-1/44, ELDERLV PERSONS - Room, 10 ACRE FARMETTE — Cliv wa- WANTED (like the recent bore-athons prowl the election grass roots board, laundry and care. Licensed ter nandy ipot Beat Inflation, relse Two bedrooms, mumfnt. BlrtH, with the requirement! of PL. H'5, and a calamity: LAUHANCE HARBOR - Two home Three home-cooked meals vour own food Fertile sqli Some imall lot Mlddltlown Tw>p or vl- c 127 in Detroit and New York) unpricked by the venomous bedroom house for rant. Bavslda dally WHOP beautiful woods, out buildings Good clnltv Principal!only UO-M73 afttr Bidders will be furnished a copy of the Contract Documents bv the should be "quietly hanged as $.275 month Security leate. for Oct Inree bedroom home plus two-room t p m. wit of a bona fida free- "If Gladstone fell into the lit Call after 6 P m only, lit ju/1 Minim bunding with bath, for hobbv Township Administrator a matter of public sanitation wheeling public scourge? 108 Commercial Wants Quick offer. Asking (125,000 BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR Thames, it would be a mis- LIMCROFT — Thrt* bad room, I'/i HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker, AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF Since Gore Vidal elected bath, nawiv remodeled, large racra- Rentals Eatonlown M2 1103, TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL, MON fortune. But if someone • .ton room All appllancei, I72S Plus MOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. to view the current presiden- utlllllai Call M2-M2O evenings, John J Coughlln 211 Lonf ranch dragged him out again, it 234-W7 days AGENTS — Executives, pro- ALMOST AN ACRE Administrator tial marathon from the aloof, fessionals: offices available in two Tremendous value featuring four 1S2 Boats* known as: 274 Chelsea Avenue, Long would be a calamity." LITTLE SILVER — Four bedrooms, or three rooms or larger. Air. bedrooms, living room, dining room. Sent 22 S10.S0 Branch. Naw Jersey, and also high ground of literature, the two bathi, dan Lovely $72) per carpet, decoration On long-term family room, full recreation base Accessorial known as Lot 10, Block IH on the Said Disraeli of Lord John month plui utlllilei. Lease Call laases. Red Bank area Full ser- ment, two baths, 36' Inground pool, lit Keanibuit City Tax Map. , elegant insult has vanished CENTURY 21 COZENS AGENCY, vices. Low renti. 741-MW. Ihree-cer gerage. Asking til.WO 12' OURANAUTIC — Aluminum NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Variance or use requeued Is as from the tube. All we have Russell, another arch foe: 7 p.m.. W-4taa. stalad Proposals will be received bv ing use. lot area, lot frontage, side Shop area with overhead door for the Borough of Kaansburg, Mon- yard sal back, front yard sat back TownhouM, air conditioned, dish rani 172-034? (201) 739 2222 of the one-liner comedians or that such a man was leader of waihar $l» olui ulilltlai 113 1734 14' HOB IE — Threa-months old. mouth County. Naw Jarsav for Tho and parking. Commercial facility to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Shop many e«lrei. HMO Of bOtt offer Raaurfaclng at Mala tlraat and ba changed to apartment. the shock assaults of a Don the House of Commons, he NORTH LONG BRANCH - Close 1o space, 750 w N.. $i» Call 2ft 23*0 BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED — 741-0074 eves. opened and read In public at Tha permit for tha premise! was Rickles-type insult artist baach. vary clean, three bedroom or 291 0905 Custom built brick Rench with den, Keansburg Borough Hall, 43 Church denied bv the Building Inspector tor may well begin to believe ftome Fireplace, aai In * lit hen ««tin kitchen, full basement. Many street, Kaansburg, Naw Jersav on the following reasons: The lone pro- laying satire on with a extras 171.000 WALKER A WALK- 14' ALL WOOD — 35 h.p., new and Friday, October 3, law at 10 00 A.M. vides only for a one family resi- how the Egyptians worshiped Year round, $3/5 par month, plus ready for water. Asking 1700 for utilities Available Oct. I. Call ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 1600 sq. ER, 74)5212 Prevailing Time dence. The lot area, lot frontage and baseball bat. an insect." complete, trailer, seat, motor and side yard sat back Is Insufficient. iTO-3591, ewenlnor ft, Hwv. 36 shopping canter Phone CARROLL AGENCY INC. accattoflet. Call 4tS-HBa. Contract Documents and plans 229 3391 2*10675 for the proposed work prepared bv You era hereby notified that you Curmudgeonry on a clas- PORT MONMOUTH — Thrta- Real Estate Marketing and Sales Bile comes naturally to REALTOR I72IIOQ 17' Mil FIBERGLASS Michael F. Barrett, P.E., LI., are privileged to be present at said sic scale went into decline bairoom house, on dead-end street, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Shop CAHAVELLE — With 1t73 43 h.p. Kaansburg Borough Engineer of the hearing and present any and alt ob- the well-spoken British politi- MM Plut utilities, aas heat 174-37H area with overhead door for rant. Evlnruda titSO. 717 7»to firm of T 1 M Associates, Consulting lectlons which you may have to the when Robert Moses, New 172-0147 FAIR HAVEN — Sale by owner. and Municipal Engineers, have been granting of sold variance. cian. Harken to Winston HI I) HANK Huuu for rent Heau If WOOD SKIFF — All new wiring. York's master builder, found tilui two bedroom, separata living Energy-efficient, Well Insulated. filed In the office of said Engineer at Dated: September 17. IWJO BROAD ST., RED BANK — Modern Four bedrooms, overslied eel In Good condition. 43 H.P. outboard, 1040 Highway 31 (Colonial village LOUIS GRANIERO Churchill on Sir Stafford and dining room, eat-In kitchen, office, 210 H « Private parking. needs work. ISM or best offer. Mall), Mlddletown Township, P. O. himself with no more bridges wall-to-wall carpeting, enclosed Yearly lease. $125 a month 741 3313 kllhen with Jenn Air Grill Living ApMllant Cripps: "There but for the porch, magnificent bathroom, $*00 room with firaplece and gleu doors •20, Red Bank. Naw Jarsav and at Sept 22 111.40 to build, no more parks and before 1:30 p.m. onlo deck overlooking ipaclout the office of the Borough Clark. grace of God, goes God." Or . 741-IIH II' BOAT DIXIE — Flberalat out- freeways to lay out, no more EXECUTIVE/PROFESSIONAL private yard annd woods with brook Borough Hall, Kaansburg, Naw Jar 147 Regional Notices I arge family room, I1-', baths, laun board, needs Mine work, (too Call say and may ba impacted bv pros on Clement Attlee: "A sheep RED BANK — Upper level of two SUITES — Available for rani Sec- 117 1431 , legislatures and city councils family. Three bedrooms, dose to ond floor, near canter of Long dry. attached oarage ta-ecre Cen- pactlva bidders during business NOTICE TO BIDDERS in sheep's clothing." Or on Parkway. S400 Plui utllltl*. Secur- Branch business district. Cell trally located on quiet street. Welk 20' GLASSPAR — Fiber Bias 120 1.0. hours. OAtOLINB to harangue and bury under ity end references 211 3140 223 2263 Motor and outdrive completely re- Bidders will ba furnished with a Sealed bids will be received by SUnley Baldwin: "Baldwin M3.W0 r4/-efee. built. Including trailer. In water copy of the Contract Documents and the Northeast Monmouth County Re the brimstone of his volcanic liSOO M2 1144 plans bv the Engineer upon proper glonal Sewerage Authority, whose repartee. occasionally stumbles over FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY notice and payment of a nonrafun- offices are at 1 Highland Avenue, the truth, but he always hasti- »eOR dable charge of Thirty Five Dollars Monmouth Beach. Now Jersav for "Gentlemen," he once 2 Woodland Dr—Mlddletown— 23' INBOARD WOOD BOAT — With 1135 00) to defray the cost thereof supplying Us "Regular" gasoline re- ly picks himself up and hur- engine, fraa to anyona who wllhai to Proposals must ba made on the quirements tor ona year from the told the New York City Board rabulll II Attar I p.m., I7H1747 Standard Proposal Forms In the data of Ihe award Said gasoline to ries on as if nothing had hap- Make It Yourself FOUR BEDROOM - Irt bain Cape be delivered bv New Jersey State of Aldermen, "I did not Aisumable VA morlgage. Mid manner designated In the Contract pened." Diesel Power 671 Jimmy Documents, must ba enclosed In Inspected metered tank trucks as come here with an alabaster dl.town. S4«,M0 Aflar 1 X or week 31', all naw alactronlci, elaeps tour, saatad envelopes bearing the neme may be requested by the Authority ends, 717-4144. prasiura watar, lagal haad, charter and address of the Bidder and Ihe Irom time to time, to the tank now pox of precious ointment to In the centennial spirit of boat U0.0O0 value. Mil tor 111,000 or name of the work on the outside. Installed on Us aremlses el said ad HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS dress. soothe your tender skins. Any the Great Curmudgeon, who Call the Kerr Agency, Inc Irada lor naw Cadillac. Lincoln or addresled to the Mayor and Borough 414 River Rd.. Fair Haven, 741 4477 motor home Must sail due to back Council and must ba accompanied The Authority reserves the right results I may have obtained growled that "conscience is Fringe It! Injury. Call HO-Mlt. bv a statement of Consent of Surety to relecl any and all bids. Bids must from a surety company authorliad be In tha hands of tha Authority no were not by diplomacy, the small voice which tells us HAZLET — Three-bedroom Ranch FLAGSHIP MARINE lo do business In the Stale of Naw latar than I P.M., October II, 1M0 at sleight of hand, eloquence or someone is watching," we on fenced corner lot, with specious POWER Jarsay and acceptable to the said Authority's offices, al which living room, dining room and Mich Bavllnar, Boston Whaler Borough of Kaansburg and a Md time all bids will ba opened and charity." beg the candidates and com- (>ty X a en, cast Iron baseboard aas heat, low guarantee to the Borough for not last read tanas. Close lo schools and com- SAIL than tan percent (10%) of the Bids must be enclosed In a Charity, no; but elo- mentators at large now in the muter transportation. Very neat at Phantom, Latar, Hoole. Harpoon amount bid oacept that the bid guar sealed envelope bearing tha neme quence, yes. Witness this til,000. THE SMOLKO AGENCY. O'Oay, Buccanaar antee need not eiceed 170.000 00 and address of the bidder and land to make amends to the Knit a designer jacket to save 717-0113. Erlcton, Stlllatto The award of the Contract for marked "Gasoline Bid." It tha con- mosaic thunder from on high memory of Mencken by put- 1 this work will not be made until Ihe tract Is awarded to the bidder, said dollars—the smart way HOLMDEL Jqhnson AAA sarvlca necessary funds have bean provided bidder must within five days altar (the offices of the Triborough ting more bromine and less Handknits are fashion favorites EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY Summer and wlntar storage bv the Borough of Kaansburg In a notification that tha contract Is Bridge Authority): 1 ABILITY DEPENDABILITY lawful manner. ready for execution, sign seld con- bromide into their prepared now Look warm and wonderfu Complete Canvas Shop RELIABILITY The Borough of Kaansburg or tract and furnish a performance "I question the assump- texts and prime time scripts. in this garter stitch cardigan • tet-4144 First Ave , Atlantic Highlands Engineer reserves the right to re- bond satisfactory to tha Authority, If requeued tion of the little grubbing in- with contrasting fringe Use s»n KEANSBURG — Beautiful four- 291-5600 quire a complete financial and ex- What the political stump bedroom brick and aluminum sided perience statement from pros- William J. Roonov sects of bureaucracy that thetic worsted Pattern 549 house with 14x32 In-ground pool end pective bidders showing that they Executive Director needs in this age of packaged Sires 8-10, 12 14 included cabana Home Includes two baths, have satisfactorily completed work DATED: September 17,1*M their daily labors, endlessly blah is a few articulate hatch- modern kitchen with custom cabi- of tha nature required before Sept. 22 111.40 -ENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan furnishing proposal forms or speclf- multiplied, will produce giant nets, knotty pine recreation room, Bay boating. In-out barihlng sarvlca NOTICE TO BIDOERS etmen willing to grind axes huge dining room and living room Icatlons, or before awarding tha 'or power and sail boats, M to 21'. Contract. FUEL OIL OR AOB NO. J coral reefs to which nameless and let the chips fall where Stnd S1.7S fix uch pattern with custom drapes and carpeting Jsad boat salat. 7>7-lt>f. Sealed bids will be received by Many extras. Move-In condition Tha right Is also reserved to birds will bring verdure and Add 50* for MCh pattern In Ihe Northeast Monmouth County Re they may. tit.tOO THE SMOLKO AGENCY. MAKO. MARQUIS, OMC reject any or all bids or to waive any glonal Sewerage Authority, whose tint class airmail, handling 717-OU). Duranautlc, Lvman, Johnson, E-Z Informalities where such informali- civilization." With only a few weeks to Loadar. offices ere at 1 Highland Avenue. Sand to ty Is not detrimental to the bast Monmouth Beech, Naw Jersey, tor Rarely have the bureau- LITTLE SILVER SHREWSBURY WINTERIZE/HAUL/STORE Interest of tha Borough of supplying Its Fuel Oil Orada No. 2 go, gentlemen, it is time to AREA: — Call or ssnd for our Boats, outboards and starndrlvas. Keonsburt. The right Is alia re- requirements for ono year from the crats been tongue-lashed by take off the velvet gloves and "Shore A Country Living" brochure, Reasonable rates served to Increase or decrease the data of Ihe award. Said fuel oil lo be pics, descriptions, prices on SK- Brys Marina Napluna 771 ;3M auantltles specified In the menner delivered bv Naw Jersey Stats In- so civilized a tongue. give the back of your hands to cluslve listings. APPLEBROOK designated In tha Specification!. spected meter tank truck at may be Laura Wheeler AGENCY, Realtor, 44 Church SI., MARINE ELECTRONICS — Far Bidders are required to comply Haughtiness, scathing gran- this nice guy stuff, so that the latast In SI Tex racordars, VHF requested bv Ihe Authority from Little Silver, 747 wt with the requirements of PL. lt7J, time to time, to tha tank now In- deur, remoresless disdain of radios, direction flndars or Loran, c 127 and PL. H7IC. 33 gruff curmudgeonry may not your bast buy Is stalled on Us premises el said ad Needlecntl Oept. 61 Tha successful bidder shall ba Mae. puffed up civil servants — BOAT HOUSE required to comply with the pro- vanish from the campaign LITTLE SILVER — Four-bedroom 1131 Ocaan Ava. Saa aright Tha Authority reserves the right such was the oratorical style ranch, I', J baths, den, living room, visions of the Naw Jersey Prevailing trail. If we can't have truth in The Dally Register MMlll Wage Act, Chapter I SO of tha La ws of to rolect any and all bids Bids mint dining room, kitchen, basement, Open Tuas. through Sun. be In tha hands of tha Authority not of this irascible statesmen huge storage, Half-acre, large trees. 1HI. effective January 1, law politics, let's at least have BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR. latar than I P.M. October 21, 1W at who could coo: "Nothing I Convenient to schools Bv owner. said Authority's offices at which 1109,000. Call 7473177. AND BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE some tooth in politics. BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG lima all bids will ba opened and MIOOLETOWN AREA- By owner. Sails Aweigh WALTER M. ROESEMAN. MAYOR read. Box 161, Old Chilsea Sla, Hew IVveer old Dutch Colonial Three MARIAM J. SPEILMAN, CLERK Bids must be enclosed In sealed bedrooms. i"i baths, country kitch- New Jersey's onlv Sept. 22 «4 40 envelopes bearing the name and ad- York, NY 10113. Print Name en, full basement. Asking taO.SOO. HUNTER Dealer dress of bidder and marked "Fuel Middletown voters Address, Zip, Pattern Number 49S950f Oil Bid." II the contract Is awarded Sailboat Specialists 211 Long •ranch lo tha bidder, said bidder must See the greatest craft show MIDOLETOWN — Call or send for li pre-owned, new within i days after notification that 1 LIOAL NOTICE the contrect Is ready for execution, ever NtW 1981 NtEDUCRAF" our "Shore end Country Living" boats on display PLEASE TAKE NOTICE ttiet a 549 brochure, pics, descriptions, prices sign seld contract and furnish a per- CATALOG-over 172 designs, 802 Mantoloklng Rd. public hearing will be held bv tha formance bond satisfactory to the remain undecided Zoning Board of Adjustment of tha Authority, If requested tree patterns inside $1 00 PL t BROOK AGENCY, Realtors, Brick Town City of Long Branch at tha city Hall MIDDLETOWN - Forty- pathy developing for An- 9M> Rt. 15, Mlddletown, 671 2300, In the City of Long Branch, New Copies of the specifications can be had at the offices of the Authority five percent of township vot- WIDDLETOWN -r Lovely three.- (201) Jarsav on October tl, 1*0 at 1:00 derson because of Carter's KM. touted at I Highland Avenue. Mon- four-bedroom Cape, In nice area. mouth Baach, New Jersey 077M. ers surveyed over a three- refusal to debate him. Close to ell transportation and The purpose of this hearing Is to 477-3252 consider the application of Louis William J. Roonov week period are still un- schools Mini condition throughout. Executive Director He sard the 45 percent of I Printed Pattern Contains the best of everything. For Gronlero for a variance from tha Zoning Ordinance of the City of Long DATED: September 17, Itao decided about their choice for undecided voters in Mld- Morning-Glorious! sale bv owner Principals only. After Sept. 23 til 30 6 p.m. 7|7->466. WINTER STORAGE - Outboard Branch with respect to premises president, according to a sur- dletown expressed interest in engines and stern drlva, boats to 27'. MIDDLETOWN — (Belford), four- Complete services available Twin 140 Rumson 240Rum»on vey conducted by the county Anderson's candidacy, al- bedroom Cape Cod, Dead-end street, Light Marina. Inc., 1st Hwv 34, East HOTICIOPTAXSALE chapter of the National Unity treed lot. $53,900 Call Ray Passero. Kaansburg. 717-3700 . though many voiced doubts Realtor, 2*1*224. SOROUSH OF BlUMSON, N J. Campaign for John Anderson. that he had a real chance to TTU... WOODEN BOAT 14' Notice of Sale of Properly tor won payment of tangs, aaeesementt and oct.AN TOWNSHIP — Wavsloe Good shape ISO other municipal liens In the Borough of Rumson. N.J. The survey, conducted by win. Woods and Long View Village. New Call a41-4»l PUBLIC NOTICE Is beretr (Ivan DIM I, Barbara A. Horn, Collector of homes from (125,000. S31-OMS. nine "Anderson for Presi- dent" district captains from 1S4 Recreational provided, will sell at public auction on the 14th dav of October IMC, at Ihe Water future OCEANPORT Vahlclts Borough Hall Chambers, Memorial Borough Hall. East River Road, Aug. 27 to Sept. IS, showed NEW RANCH 117.9O0 Rumson. N.J., at It a.m.. tha land and real estate hereinafter described: that 294 of 497 voters in- Start the day looking bright NEW COLONIAL - f12*,N0 NAME BLOCK LOT LOCATION AMOUNT called serious FINANCING AVAILABLE l«?7 INTERNATIONAL — Scout Edward J. 4 Martha terviewed by telephone had and breeiy in this crisp, skim, CARLO CONSTRUCTION rravaler. Loadad with options In- J. Stevens 11 II 42 E. River Rd, St.1l2.e1 nMiOO eluding tralterlng package, four Robert M. a, Anna feelings ranging "from indif- TRENTON (AP) - The bound with your favorite flower- G. Reedy 100 11 121 Ave. Two Rivera 4JJU.W) RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN AREA: — «heal drlva. air conditioning, power fresh color. Zips up front, has iteerlno/brakes, crulsa control. In The saw land and real estate will ba sold to make tha amount of the ference to disgust" over water shortage is worsening Call or send for our "Shore A Coun- municipal liens chargeable against tha same at of October 14. 1*40. and handy pockets-it's easy sew try Living" brochure, pics, descrip- Mcopllonal condition Call Hi tin choosing between President at an even greater pace than ivanswi awid waahanda. coats of such sale. Printed Pattern 9098: Hilt tions, prices on exclusive listings Said properties will be sold In tee to such parsons as will purchase the Carter and Ronald Reagan, doting the 1965 drought, says Si«fs10W, 12H, MH. 16b. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtor, 1114 ROVER PICKUP CAMPER — same, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but In no case In 112 Ave of Two Rivers, Numeon, Sleeps Sevan, fully aqulppad, rofYtg- excess of 11% Mr annum. Tha payment for the sale amount shall Be made In the Republican nominee. a state official. 18U, 20b. Size Mb (bust 37) •4J-W0O •rator. snowar. ate. SK0. nt)4alt. cash or certified check onlv, before the conclusion at ma sale, or the "Never In history has an "If it keeps going like takes 1 7/8 yards 60-inch fabric RUMSON AREA property will be resold. MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT The said sale Is held pursuant to Chapter S of Title M of the Revised American election been so In this, we're in for real trou- Buying or veiling we'd help you get Check our unbeatable Statutes the most for your money. low retes and compare, 2n-O471 MFM GROUP REALTORS At any time before the tale, tha undersigned will receive payment of the doubt," asserted Bud Got- ble," said Dirk Hoffman, a » Ridge Rd , Rumson J4742I2 amount due on tha property with Interest and coats Incurred up to tha time tesman of Middletown, town- veteran of 20 years managing A "Most For Your Money" Agency of payment. Dated: September 14. 1*30 $1.75 for each pattern Add 50C Barbara A. Horn ship coordinator of the An- water for the state. each pattern for lust class air RUMSON AREA — Call or send for Collector of Taxes "HOMES FOR ALL SEASONS" Pic- Sept. a. It. Oct. t, IS »74 « derson effort, who supervised Gov. Brendan Byrne's spe- mail and handling Send to: ture Brochure-Monmouth County. the survey. "No poll could FOUR SEASONS REALTY cial water shortage task fl E. River Rd. Rumson S30-M00 210 Lost* Found l41Ka»rHh< 141 fa >rHM possibly predict what will force met today to map out BOROUOH OP SEA BRIOHT, NEW JBR1BY happen. plans to deal with ways to get MARIAN MARTIN RUMSON COLONIAL — Three LOST — Small Terrlar whlla with Notice of tale at property tor nonpayment of Una, euessments and •'We Intend to bring the more water to the northeast bedrooms, three baths, den. brown spots. Fair Haven. UK re- other municipal liens In the Borough of Sea Bright, New Jersey PuHk yameroom, garden room with ward H>-<«M Notice Is hereby given that I, MARY LARSON. Collector of Ihe taxing Anderson candidacy into eve- section of the state Pattarn Oait. 420 greenhouse Cathedral entrance district at the Borough of Sea Bright. County of Monmoutn, New Jergtv. hell. Central elr conditioning. All on purutant to the authority of the Statutes In such case made and provided, ry household in Mlddletown, Without rain and strict beautiful V'i acre landscaped lot. 211 Special Notices will sell at PuWk Auction on tha irmoav of October, let*, at the offkeof the and we believe that we have a TIM Otify Ragister Located on picturesaue pond and Collector. Borough Hall, Saa BrlgM. Naw Jersav, at 11:« A.M., the lands conservation, the north- cui-de-sac Total privacy HI7.5OQ l estate hereinafter describee". Taxes ere for the year ttrt and open Cell owner, US41 S3 end real good chance to carry the eastern counties could be in aseessfnentst . ANY ONE — Witnessing an accident 0aSC*IFTION AMOUNT state hi November," be said. for the wont shortage ever. RUMSON — 1W acres of landscaped which occured on Aug. 34. Itao on NAME privacy. Canter hall expended Margaret Yervet Black». Lot I-BO7 Gottesman said voter re- Washington Ava. near Intersection Block 10, Lot « Meteorologists say the Rancher with five bedrooms, three of union Ave., Union Baach at ep- Waltelter 4 Grace CovertCot, JJr o , oaths, dining room, country kitchen, erealemetely 3 p.m.. pnene aM-VUl . . Tha said lands andd real estate will be sollaa tt o makk e the amount of the sponse to Anderson's can- present dry spell is not very garden room, central air and a super Municipal Lien chargeable egalnat the tame an tM first day of July, itn didacy was most favorable ZIP. SIZE mt STTLE NUMKI. floor plan for entertaining En* ANY ONE — Witnessing an accident at computed In tha foregoing list, laalthei with Interest on MM amount severe. Rainfall since Aug. 1 celltnl school system. Well-priced at which occurad on Aug. ». m on from the first dav of July to the date of sale and coats of tuch tale during the third week of the has been 41 percent of the six Prices too high? Send now lor 117I.SO0 Laural Ava., Holmdel approaching 1 Said property will ba sold In the fee to such person es will purchase the our NEW FALL-WINTER PATTERN CENTURY II COZENS.Reelton Intarsactlon with Rt. IS at aporoi- tame, sublect ta redetnptlon at the lowest rale of Interest but In no case In survey, which be attributed Inches or so expected. But the CATAlOG-sew, swe and jet bet independently Owned" lametely t a.m. Plaaaa ahona excess of 12% per annum. The peyment for the sale shall be made before the o publicity during An- state's antiquated water sys- • 13 River Rd. Fair Haven in 3421 conclusion of the sale or the property will be retold ter quality! Oner 100 styles free (2011 741-744)4 At any lime before the sale, the undersigned will receive payment of the derson's visit to New Jersey, tem depends on abundant Pattern coupon (worth $1.75). FIND A BETTER WAVI — For amount duo on env property vrlth tfw Interest and costs Incurred up to the When considering Buying or Selling marriage, dating or friendship. time of payment announcement of Anderson's rainfall, and even a mild Send lor Catalog. $1.00. Call a member of The Writ* to Antloatlon Dating Sarvlca, Oalee September IV Its) Monmouth County P.O. Bo» 3»4, island HaWiu. N.J. MARY LARSON. Tax Collector endorsement by the Liberal shortage can cause severe Multiple Listing Service nrat. i7M«3 MI at Setrt IS. 22. It. 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3-21 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, i960 HINTS FROM HELOI6E Making a coal castle is a fun project for holidays

OEARHELOISE: drop or two of various shades won't disturb any of the exist- crystallites will re-form and it's marble. from a manufacturer who has with this project And, there Too, I doubt if you could Would you remember the of food coloring and a drop or ing growth take on new beauty Also, this will not grow been concocting the amazing is enough bluing in one bottle come up with a less ex- ingredients needed to make a two of undiluted bluing on If the castle accidentally One word of caution: unless you use the old-fash- stuff since our grandma's or to make several castles, so pensive way to keep them coal castle? I have several some of the rocks for added gets knocked down, not to Don't let any of the crystals ioned liquid bluing. Nothing I grealgrandma's day — per- let each child have a try at it busy for awhile no matter grandchildren who would be color worry Leave the powdery grow beyond the edge of the know of can be substituted. If haps even longer. CAUTION: Do supervise how hard you try. fascinated by this Now, sprinkle four table- stuff in the bowl and add bowl Keep them wiped off your grocer doesn't stock it, Anyway, if you can lay Keep little hands away from AND, at this time of the With the holidays coming spoons of salt over the chunks some of the original "for- because they might damage ask him to order it for you. your hands on a bottle, those the project and >eep the year, especially, that counts up, I thought it would be a fun of brick, etc., again covering mula " to the rocks The the furniture, especially if kids are going to have fun project out of their reach a bunch! — Heloise project for them to try when them evenly The bluing is available they are home from school. — If you are making a large D.V. garden, you may need to You're 100 percent right double all of the above ingre- about the fun - and thedients The main object is to fascination' Kids of all ages cover the chunks completely, love to watch these castles but don't have a lot of excess take shape liquid standing in the dish. And. here's something Within a matter of a few else you might want to try hours, your garden begins to after the kiddos get their develop, Tiny little "snow- project going... flakes" appear. However, When it's at its prettiest, should yours take a little take an extremely close-up longer don't despair and think shot of it if you have a cam- it isn't going to "do" any- era. Preserves the beauty on thing. It will — just give it film, makes an unusual pic- time. ture and an interesting study The rocks eventually will Also, if you don't have coal be completely covered with around, you can use broken crystallites. bits of brick, porous rocks, After about two days, mix pieces of sponge — just about two tablespoons of water and anything that will absorb the two tablespoons of ammonia solution. and pour into the dish. Use a rather large shallow Carefully though, so you ceramic or glass dish such as platter, to hold the brick (or Elmira group whatever). Don't use matal of any kind — you might ruin has ingathering a good pan. First of all, soak the MIDDLETOWN - The pieces of brick or whatever, Shore Group of the Elmira > in plain water until they are College Club of New Jersey . thoroughly wet. (If you use a will meet for luncheon tomor- ; sponge, wring out the excess row in the home of Mrs. Ray- • water before using.) Arrange mond Moser, 146 Conover - these to suit your fancy in the Lane, with Mrs. George Z dish, placing some on top of Schuetz, Middletown, as co- • others hostess. ' If you want your creation There will be an ingather- ' to look more like a flower ing of handcrafted items, as garden, cut the stems off well as canned and baked spe- small, plastic flowers and- cialties to be sold at the New stick these among the rocks. Jersey Club booth at the 13th Gorgeous! annual Octagon Fair on the Next, in a glass cup mix Elmira College campus Sat- four tablespoons of water, urday. four tablespoons of old-fash- The Octagon Fair is spon- RIENTAL IGN AND ioned liquid laundry bluing sored by the Alumni Associa- and four tablespoons of plain tion with the support of all old household ammonia. facets of the college com- Pour this mixture over the munity Proceeds of the fair NDIA wet rocks, making sure they go to the Gannett-Trlpp are evenly dampened. Put a Learning Center at Elmira College

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