Highlands official may sue tenants9 unit BRvy LARRI mnviiiiY HAAES tbe r boar• di o.*f governors The letter, signed by association president 1 HIGHLANDS — A borough official is threat- sociation that are not necessary ' power he had to remove a zoning board membe The recent moves are only the latest develop- Robert Jordan, apparently was sparked by Van "We request." the one-page letter continues, from his position, if he wanted to at a later date. ening to sue the board of governor! of the Twin ments in a two-year feud Van Pelt has had with Pelt's repeated requests to Borough Code En- Lights Terrace Condominiums tenants associa- "that you intercede and advise Mr Matthews to The feud reportedly started when Van Pel the board of governors concerning his contention forcement Officer David Matthews to investigate discard any non-written complaints of Mr Vanwas a member of the board of governors am tion because of allegations the board has leveled that tenants are using "common space" at Twin against him. the complaints Jordan insists the letter was Pelt" and "contact our office manager, Lynn began charging that his colleagues were neg Lights for their own private purposes directed at Van Pelt and not at Matthews, but he Lamken, with any further complaints " ligent in not enforcing slate laws prohibiting The threat by William Van Pelt, chairman of If instituted, the suit "will charge the entire declined to specify how Van Pen) was using his the Zoning Board of Adjustment, comes in the Guiney said he had contacted Matthews, who condominium tenants from taking over the com board individually and collectively," Van Pelt political position in this matter agreed to write the mayor a letter on the matter mon space for their own use. wake of a letter the board of governors recently said, adding that be is considering legal action In the Sept 5 letter which Jordan signed "for sent to Mayor Cornelius J, Guiney Jr charging and send copies of it to Van Pelt and Jordan When Van Pelt remained dissatisfied througt because "they're ruining my credibility for serv- the board of governors," Van Pelt is accused of Matthews could not be reached for comment his eight months on the association's board, h« that Van Pelt is using his political position to ing on the Zoning Board of Adjustment." "using his appointed position as a member of the "harass" Twin Lights tenants Van Pelt is a The mayor acknowledged that he had ap.instituted a suit along with four other governor; "I never used my positions to get what I think variance bard to require David Matthews, to pointed Van Pelt to his political post, reportedly against the six remaining governors and tht tenant at the 140-unil Twin Lights complex. is right," Van Pelt, also a Planning Board alter- inspect unfounded claims just to harass his neigh- Portland Road, and also served on the U-mem- after Uuiney won re-election in a special July association nate member, said. bors and cause emotional problems to the as- 1977 vote But he said he was unsure as to what See Highlands official, page 1

>IOIIIIIOIIIII C OUIIIY'S (.IT;II Homo \>uspapcr VOL. 103 NO. 64 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1980 20 CENTS Key Carter aide quits over drugs WASHINGTON (AP) - Tim Kraft, has categorically denied the allegations who as President Carter's national cam- against him. 1 have no doubt that Tim paign manager has run the day-to-day will be vindicated and I trust that every- details of Carter's re-election effort, is one will understand that the appoint- taking a "leave of absence" amid an ment of a special prosecutor under the investigation into allegations he used Ethics in Government Act is in no way cocaine. an indication of guilt or wrongdoing." Kraft said in a statement issued yes- Kraft's statement said that "I terday that he is "completely innocent learned last month that the FBI was of the charges," which reportedly are conducting an investigation into wheth- being investigated by a special prose- er or not I had used cocaine on two cutor. occasions within the last few years.'' But, he added, "I have concluded He said he "volunteered to be in- that I can best serve the president and terviewed by the FBI, and in the course avoid political exploitation of the false of that interview last month I catego- charges against me by taking a leave of rically denied these allegations." absence from the campjrtgirV Kraft worked both at the White "I have not worked hard for Presi- House and in the re-election campaign dent Carter for the past six years just to under Jordan, who was the president's become a subject of political con- chief of staff and is now deputy national troversy in the final six weeks of his re- campaign chairman. election campaign," Kraft said. After Kraft's marriage broke up, he Kraft, 39, worked as a White House shared a house in Washington's aide before joining the re-election effort Georgetown section with Jordan and fliflttar pfMto by Ltrrv Ptrnc and is the third high-level Carter aide to Patrick Caddell, the president's CONGRATULATIONS — Red Bank Mayor Michael hand to offer his congratulations is Ralph J. become involved in a drug controversy. pollster. Arnone, left, congratulates Mark Pare of Ridge- Raplsardl, president of Crown Beer Distributors He worked directly under — and at Kraft worked for the president's wood following his victory in the first intermediate Inc., sponsors of the races. For all the results turn one point shared a house with — Hamil- election in 1076, first as a volunteer in race at the Tour De Red Bank yesterday. Alto on to page 9. ton Jordan, who was accused of uitng New M«nim and later u director ol cocaine at New York's Studio 54 dis- field operations. He is regarded as hav- cotheque. ing engineered the victory in the Iowa A special prosecutor, Arthur Christy caucuses that gave Carter his first im- TIM KRAFT of New York, found there was not suffi- portant-boost cient evidence to prosecute Jordan on At the White House, Kraft was first dent's chief spokesman; Jordan directs Religious leaders insisting cocaine charges, and Kraft mentioned appointments secretary and then the campaign strategy; and Kraft had in his statement that it was Christy's Carter's second-ranking political ad- been responsible for day-to-day opera- investigation which led to the allega- viser. He is from Noblesville, Ind , and tions. tions against him. was a Peace Corps volunteer in Long before the controversies over Iran still requires apology He said they grew out of an "in- Guatemala. drugs involving Jordan or Kraft arose, vestigation by a previous special prose- He accepted the 156,000 a year job at Dr. Peter G. Bourne resigned, as the By The Associated Press who urged the release of the Americans meini, the leader of the Iranian revolu- cutor into allegations against Hamilton the White House in August 1979 to be- White House adviser on drug abuse in The speaker of the Iranian Par- taken hostage last Nov. 4 when young tion, listed four conditions for the re- Jordan which after a protracted in- come national campaign manager July 1978 after he admitted writing a liament says debate on the U.S. Islamic militants seized the U.S. Em- lease of the hostages They did not in- vestigation were proven to be base- Strauss, whose title is chairman of the false prescription for the drug hostages will begin tomorrow, the 318th bassy in Tehran. The broadcast said the clude the previous demand for an less." re-election committee, is the presi- Quaalude. day in captivity for the 52 Americans. Swiss charge d'affaires delivered a Kraft said he was advised by the But two influential Iranian religious "follow-up letter" from some of the apology from the United States, a condi- tion the Carter administration rejected, Justice Department last week that leaders said today the regime has not U.S. congressmen yesterday. "matters under preliminary investiga- dropped its demand for an apology from and U.S. observers interpreted this as a The Majlis Foreign Affairs Commit- hopeful sign. tion by the FBI had been referred toth e Iran threatens to kill the U.S. government. tee submitted a draft of a reply to the But Hojatoleslam Mousavi Khoeini, court for the appointment of a special Radio Tehran said Speaker Hashemi U.S. letter for the second time yester- prosecutor, and I have now learned Rafsanjani told the Swiss charge day. Its language was as vituperative as a member of the Majlis and the spiritual leader of the militants holding the from press reports that a speical prose- d'affaires in Tehran yesterday: any used against the United States, cutor has in fact been appointed." OPECs oil proposals hostages, told the English-language "A decision was made in the Majlis saying: The New York Times reported yes- (Parliament) today regarding a reply to "The world-devouring America, as newspaper Tehran Times that a U.S. VIENNA, Austria (AP) - Iran previously appeared looming over the apology is a basic condition for the terday that a panel of federal judges had the letter by the U.S. Congress, and the great Satan and a symbol of world appointed New Orleans attorney Gerald threatened today to block OPEC's first joint strategy of the Organization of substantial discussion on the hostages tyranny, is the biggest enemy of our release of the Americans. He said Kho- J. Gallinghouse to investigate an allega- joint plan for raising oil prices and Petroleum Exporting Countries, Moin- will begin on Tuesday and the Majlis independence and greatness and a foe to meini "listed some of the conditions for tion that Kraft had used cocaine several controlling production as the 13-nation far said when asked if he thought a long- will make a decision. the world's deprived peoples. the release of the hostages but not all of years ago in the Louisiana city. cartel opened debate on the long-term term pricing plan would be worked out, "Since the U.S. Congress letter was "Seizure of the spy-nest (the U.S. them." Neither Gallinghouse, the White proposal at its 20th anniversary meet- "I don't think so." read out in the Majlis and was also Embassy), that was in fact the main Hojatoleslam Sayyed All Khamenei, House nor the Justice Department ing. But with the oil market glutted covered by the press, we expect the U.S. center for running Iran and a base for leader of Friday prayers in Tehran, a would comment on the investigation of "If we do not have a short-term again, several ministers predicted there government to publish the text of the U.S. invasion in the region, should be Majlis deputy and Khomeini's adviser in Kraft. decision on production, then it's a joke would be no price increase before next Majlis letter of reply for the American considered in such a context." military affairs, also told the Tehran Robert S. Strauss, chairman of the to have a long-term strategy," said year. public. If it fails to do this, it will have Tehran Radio said the Majlis asked Times the United States must apologize, Carter re-election campaign, issued a Iran's chief delegate, All Akbar Moln- There appeared to be general agree- shown its lack of good will, and this will the Foreign Affairs Committee to revise and that Khomeini in his statement Fri- statement yesterday saying: far, who called for a Saudi production ment among the oil, finance and foreign have an adverse effect on our talks." the draft to insert some of the opinions day did not specify all the conditions for "I deeply regret that the Carter- cut to drain off the current world oil glut ministers on a long-term strategy plan The "U.S. Congress letter" was sent voiced by the deputies. release of the hostages. He said Kho- Mondale campaign will be deprived of and keep prices up. with provisions for raising oil prices the Majlis in July by 187 congressmen On Friday, Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho- see Apology, page S the services of a fine young man who Although no serious disagreement See No oil price, page i The Inside Story Brothers, sister reunited after 50 years THE WEATHER By DAVID SCHWAB When he turned 16, Roszel said he went OCEAN TOWNSHIP - It was a very to get his working papers and found his Partly suay, breezy cad cool today with highs la mid unusual family reunion, but not for 53-year original birth certificate. He discovered to upper 7*s. Complete report, page 1. old David Roszel of Ml Armstrong Blvd. that he had been adopted and learned for Yesterday afternoon, Roszel's brother the first time that his real family name Tal Farlow demonstrates his Jais guiur artistry T had been Harold Edward Tuetken. Skins edge out Giants .' f introduced him to his sister, Ann Hen- ricksen, 59, of Santa Monica, Calif. They } Roszel said he didn't know whether any Buffalo oull.it. Jets I members of his family were still alive. He Naveslah Garden Club members prepare lor shew, a had not seen each other In more than 50 years. tried to locate them, but had only the name But that was not unusual for Roszel. to go by and couldn't find anyone with that He colncidenUlly met his brother, Vin- name. Advice U DAILY REGISTER cent Tuetken, (0, of Mount Holly, last "From that day, I looked but never did BasuMSS t PHONE NUMBERS year, ending a 36-year search. find Tuetken used in any way, shape or Classified .. 1M7 Mala Office As Roszel tells it, toe saga began in form," he said. Comics 14 Toll Free* VH-UM Jersey City during the depression. On his But he kept on looking. And by a stroke Editorials • Toll Free HM1H first birthday, April 12, 1928, his father, of luck, last May he discovered that anoth- Ealertalnmeot 7 Classified Deft MM7N George, died. er man named Tuetken had applied in lifestyle 1H» ClrcaUUoaDept.. His mother, Bertha, could no longer Trenton for membership in his Masonic Make A Date I Sports Dept support her three children and, because he organization, the Scottish Rite. Movie Timetable 7 Mlddleto«B Bweaa... 171-lzSe was the youngest, Roszel was put up for Roszel remembers the day well, but he Obituaries « Freehold Bwea«...... ill-UK adoption. still finds It hard to believe. "When his Sports M1JI Loof Breach Bereau. 2S-MM He was adopted by the family of Mr. name appeared on the list of applicants, I Televlsloa 7 State Bareai.... and Mrs. David Roszel, who moved out of saw the name for the first time since I saw the area. . my birth certificate," he explained. 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Call 542-4000 beer I for 1. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, i9eo Carter, Reagan both in Texas WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter is Anderson, who is campaigning today in the for the hostages release The fourth demanc campaigning in Texas today while Ronald Reagan Northwest, with 13 percent involving return of the late Shah of Iran's wealth also hunts votes in the Lone Star state. The Post said a regional breakdown showed 47 cannot be met "without due process of law, TION Carter's trip to Texas, the South and Midwest percent in the South supporting the president, Reagan said — his first overnight journey of the fall campaign compared to 34 percent for Reagan Reagan was Carter has not responded to Reagan's prc By The AuacUled Press — will take him to Corpus Christi and Houston; the favorite in the other regions, with margins of posal White House officials said only that th Roswell and Alpharetta, Ga ; Spartanburg, S.C., 35 percent to 30 percent in the Northeast, 40 president was studying Khomeini's latest condi and Cleveland percent to 33 percent in the North Central and 44 lions, which call for cancellation of all U.S mandeered passenger planes to Havana in an Reagan is traveling to Corpus Christi and percent to 30 percent in the West. claims against Iran, release of frozen Irania Andrus to resign effort to return, and Ibanez is one of several Houston also, as well as to San Antonio and Senate Repubican Leader Howard Baker said assets and a promise not to interfere in Iran' who was stopped trying a reverse flotilla. WASHINGTON - Interior Secretary Harhngen, Texas. » Sunday, meanwhile, that he thought release of the internal affairs Khomeini, in his statement Fri The Coast Guard and Navy ships that try to Cecil Andrus ii planning to resign from the Texas' 26 electoral votes are believed to he American hostages in Iran would help the presi- day, omitted Iran's previous demand for a US stop boats from making refugee runs to Cabinet and will become a member of the crucial to Carter's re-election. Current polls show dent politically but would not "significantly af- apology. Cuba's Manel harbor have an added duty beard of the new Synthetic Puds Corp. Reagan has an edge in the state, though not so fect the outcome of the election.'' The president, leaving the First Baptis The anticipated announcement came Sat- these days: stopping disenchanted refugees great a one as before the Democratic National Baker said in an interview on ABC's "Issues Church in Washington on Sunday, was askei urday in a statement by President Carter who set sail for home Convention.' and Answers" that he believes 'there is genuine whether there was any new hope for resolving th< nominating six persons to the board of direc- Carter aides have said that Reagan intends to movement" in the hostage situation. hostage problem "I don't know," he replied. tors of the Synthetic Fuels Corp press Carter hard in his native South, which Baker, House Republican Leader John Rhodes Anderson, meanwhile, got the first tangibli "Cecil has indicated for some time his Families feud; 5 hurt helped him to the presidency in 1976. He carried and vice-presidential nominee George Bush met political benefit yesterday from Carter's refusa intention to resign as secretary after the first GAINESVILLE, Ga - As shoppers dove every state in the old Confederacy but Virginia. with Reagan on Sunday, and the three visitors to debate the independent and Reagan on Sept. 21 term" (of Carter's presidency) the president for cover, two families from the north Geor- A Washington Post poll published yesterday said they thought the Republican presidential A well-known black leader in California, the Rev said in a statement gia hill country fired and slashed away at showed Carter was running even with Reagan effort had put Carter on the defensive Ceteil Williams, endorsed Anderson in San Fran "I have tried to change his mind, but he each other in a shopping center parking lot in nationwide only because the South was giving him Reagan had urged Saturday that the United cisio, expressing outrage at Carter's turning feels strongly that he should leave after four the latest incident in a longstanding quarrel a wide margin. The poll showed Carter and Re- States agree to three of the four conditions laid down the invitation to the League of Womei years" Carter said. ••* between the two, police say agan each with 37 percent, and independent John down by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in return —Voters debate Carter said Andrus, 49, a former governor Five family members were wounded in of Idaho, was "a superb interior secretary I the Saturday afternoon Shootout, police said. know he will bring a keen knowledge of the One woman, wife of critically wounded Eddie West and the problems and opportunities the Joe Ledford, 35, of Dahlonega, was unharmed Car mileage synthetic fuels initiative poses for '."e«tern as the families tangled with shotguns, pistols states and communities to the board " and knives, according to authorities. The gun battle, which forced shoppers to scramble from the path of bullets, shotgun ratings due Talks resume today pellets and flying glass, was the result of a HOLLYWOOD - Striking actors armed "domestic quarrel," between the Ledfords with "a number of new appruacnes" planned and the Frees of Gainesville, 20 miles south for revision to meet with producers todav as a federal of Dahlonega, said Detective Tommy Mef- ferd of the Hall County sheriff's department. mediator attempts to en.' " ..j rood's long- WASHINGTON (AP) - The government's est walkout It was the first time weapons more seri- fuel-economy figures for new cars, criticized for But neither side in the industry-idling ous than a baseball bat were used, Mefferd years by motorists who say they don't reflect dispute would say whether a settlement is said. reality, may be overhauled. near in the two-month walkout. The Environmental Protection Agency is con- "The federal mediator has asked both Brzezinski lo testify sidering various formulas to adjust the laboratory sides to meet Monday, and we have agreed," test figures downward and better reflect what a WASHINGTON - President Carter's na- said Screen Actors Guild spokeswoman Kim driver can expect on the road. EPA officials say tional security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Fellner. they have not decided how much the figures and other White House aides testify this week Neither the actors nor producers would should be reduced, but they hope to issue notice of as a special Senate subcommittee tries to discuss what — if any — compromises they a proposed rule change in the next few weeks. would be taking to the meeting. wrap up its hearings on the Billy Carter- Libyan affair. Critics say the effort is long overdue. An "We have a number of new approaches," Energy Department study of the actual mileage Ms. Fellner said. "We have a number of Senate investigators want to ask drivers got showed the EPA ratings for 1978 different alternatives, but I wouldn't define Brzezinski whether he told President model cars were 21 percent too high. Carter's brother last March that U.S. in- them as softening." Rep. Les Aspln, D-Wis , issuing his own report telligence agents had intercepted one of his There were no preconditions for the meet- on the ratings, said they were "more myth than cables to Libya and, if he did, to determine ing at the Association of Motion Picture and reality." whether he violated U.S. espionage laws. Television Producers offices in West Holly- "Some of the disparity can be blamed on the Brzezinski has said he told Billy Carter wood, she Mid. auto companies that exploit every loophole and in that his effort to become a broker of Libyan CAMPAIGNS FOR DAD — Maureen Reagan, daughter of Republican presidential can- a few cases may be cheating outright, but much of didate Ronald Reagan, is greeted in Robbinsvllle, Hamilton Township, bv the township oil could embarrass the president. the blame has to be laid at the doors of the EPA," mayor Jack Raffertv. Ms. Reagan was In the state yesterday to make a campaign swing at Billy Carter's associate, Henry "Randy" Aspin said. "The public is being misled and the th* N.J. State Fair. Raffertv was Reagan's campaign chairman during the primary Volcano mementos sold Coleman, told the senators that the presi- worst thing is that it's the federal government campaign. VANCOUVER, Wash - To the auc- dent's brother believed Brzezinski's remark doipg the misleading." rtioneer, It was just another estate, but for meant the U.S. government had intercepted about 100 bidders it was a memento of Mount one of his cables to Libya on the oil deal. The tests are done in laboratories with cars running on treadmills rather than under actual St. Helens legend Harry Truman. The Justice Department's Office of Pro- driving conditions,' a situation the EPA admits They gathered in Pringle, about 28 miles fessional Responsibility said earlier this Government urges people leads to inflated figures since rough roads, wind east of here, to buy Truman's ash trays, bit month that its investigation of the matter so resistance and other weather factors aren't pres- swizzle sticks — even hit toilet. far has produced no evidence of a criminal ent to reduce mileage. The crusty, 84-year-old Truman apparent- violation. But the EPA maintains it is necessary to test to unite in inflation fight ly died along once-placid Spirit Lake in southwest Washington when his lodge was the cars in the laboratory to get a uniformity of destroyed by debris from the volcano's dev- Prayer bill in trouble results. By LOUISE COOK The food section covers buying clubs, food co- astating May 18 blast. Aspin's report also attacks the EPA tests Associated Press Writer ops, urban gardens and farmers' markets in areas WASHINGTON - A move to circumvent because fuel consumption is not measured direct- He ignored repeated warnings to leave the The federal government's chief consumer as diverse as Davenport, Iowa, and New York the Supreme Court and restore prayer in ly but by an indirect sampling of exhaust area, scoffing at the idea that the mountain agency Is urging people to join their neighbors for City. One of the case histories explains how public schools doesn't have a prayer in Con- emissions. He said this analysis can exaggerate he had lived on for SO years might turn a local-level, do-it-yourself fight against inflation. residents of Northampton, Mass., with home veg- gress this year, aides say. fuel economy by 4 percent. against him. To get things started, the U.S. Office of Con- etable gardens banded together to open a com- After a high-pressure drive, a House Judi- But Gregg Dana, an EPA official who works In sumer Affairs is distributing a 411-page book munity canning center. Money for staffing the His body has not been found, but all ciary subcommittee completed five days of Truman's possessions were sold Saturday the fuel-test program, defended the exhaust meth- detailing successful community efforts and pro- cannery, Community Self-Reliance, Inc., came hearings last week on a Senate-passed bill od, which compares carbon levels in the fuel with viding a list of specific steps on the road to from the Department of Labor under the Com- except the land surrounding his Tanglewood that would remove from Supreme Court ju- lodge on the Columbia River, where Truman levels in the exhaust to determine gasoline organization. prehensive Employment and Training Act — risdiction state laws relating to voluntary mileage. Copies of the book, "People Power: What CETA. Various state and local groups paid for the spent his winters. prayers in public schools or public buildings. He said the method gives an accurate reading Communities Are Doing to Fight Inflation," are canning equipment and the Hampshire County But subcommittee members generally commissioners provided the space. Residents are and also provides the agency with information on available, at no charge, from the Consumer In- agree there won't be any legislation on the charged a small fee — an average of 12 cents per Cubans long for home emission levels, the principal reason the agency formation Center, Dept. 682H, Pueblo, Colo., issue coming out of the House in the waning 81009. pint — and the organization soon expects to be runs the tests. KEY WEST, Fla. - Reinaldo Ibanei weeks of this session. "Something special is happening that makes self-supporting. But Dana said EPA was considering using spends his days at the marina or bobbing in • our country's economic picture a good deal The housing section details neighborhood im- various formulas to shrink the laboratory mileage wooden rowboat, gazing across the Florida brighter," says Esther Peterson, director of the provement and tenants' rights groups from San Liberals snub Carter number to one that would more accurately reflect Straits and longing for home. consumer affairs office. "There is a new move- Antonio, Texas, to Chicago. Among the specific road conditions. . "I sit here every day because it is the NEW YORK - In a weekend meeting ment — an exciting cooperative spirit — making examples is Maintenance Central for Seniors, closest I can get to Cuba," he says. "This , here, New York States Liberal Party has If a proper procedure can be determined, the itself felt everywhere from rural towns to city Inc., a Detroit program with the twin aims of way I can imagine that we are seeing the turned its back on President Carter and voted agency hopes to substitute that number when neighborhoods ... Consumers are taking concrete providing low-cost home repairs for the elderly lights of Cuba." to support independent candidate John An- mileage figures for the 1982 models are released steps to beat inflation on the local level... and employment for retired craftsmen who are Officials say Ibanez is one of a growing derson. in September 1981. "The point of this book is to show that individ- still able to work. Maintenance Central was number of Cuban refugees unhappy with the The party's executive committee voted Such a change would be certain to meet stiff uals working together can make a difference — a founded in 1975 and, by 1979, it was averaging 600 life they found here after leaving their home last week to give Anderson the liberal line in 1 opposition from the auto industry, which bases big difference — in the type, quality aqd price of repair jobs a month. land in the ragtag "Freedom Flotilla. ' Since November, but the state corrimittee made it multimillion-dollar advertising campaigns on the the food, housing, health care and energy they The energy section Includes information on April, the boatlift has brought 123,000 Cubans official at a meeting in Manhattan On Satur- mileage figures each year. receive." conservation, recycling, solar heating and trans- to the United States day. The final vote tally was 85,590 5 for The EPA in 1979 stopped releasing both a city Mrs. Peterson's office spent more than two portation alternatives, like the vanpooling pro- A score of unhappy refugees have com- Anderson and 9,896 for Carter. and highway mileage estimate in favor of just the years tracking down the almost 100 citizens' gram set up by Action Now, Inc. Action Now, a city figure because it felt the lower number would groups featured in "People Power." The dis- nonprofit group formed by business leaders in better reflect what motorists could hope to tribution of the book is designed to help promote Louisville, Ky., organized vanpools involving 240 achieve. Consumer Education Week which is Oct. 5 to11 . residents. One van driver whose passengers used People Also tied up In the whole debate is the law that "People Power" includes advice on forming a to commute in eight separate cars estimated that automakers must meet company-wide mileage neighborhood group — identifying community his pool saved 5,600 gallons of gasoline in 197*. concerns, running a successful meeting, expand- PRINCETON (AP)' - EDGARTOWN, Mass. slipped back into using averages, based on the EPA estimates. The re- The health section stresses such things as ing and incorporating. It gives step-by-step direc- Despite his doctor's disap- (AP) — Former President drugs and has returned to quirement this year is that a company's cars health .maintenance organizations, programs of tions for programs like community gardens and proval, activist Dick Richard M. Nlma chatted the rehabilitation program average 22 mpg. The figure goes up to 27.5 mpg care for the elderly and consumer guides to price surveys. It suggests ways to raise money Gregory is carrying on a with fishermen and toured that helped her last year. for 1985 models. medical services. Among the examples is the and get publicity. And It lists the names, ad- New York-to-Washington parts of Martha's Vineyard Miss Burnett, writing in The EPA estimates released last week on 1981 Cleveland Medical Directory published by the dresses and telephone numbers of hundreds of walk to protest world hun- during a stop in his trip the October issue of models showed domestic cars — the Chevrolet Cleveland Consumer Action Foundation. The government and private organizations which can ger and to encourage a res- aboard a yacht chartered .Ladies' Home Journal, Chevette and the new Ford Escort — reaching the guide lists nearly 700 doctors, 18 clinics, four provide expert help and advi ?jcBbZPThe main olution to the holding ol for longtime supporter said her family was not 30 mpg plateau for the first tune. But for the third health maintenance organizations and 32 hospi- section of the book is divided in four parts — food, American hostages in Iran. Robert H. Abplanalp taken by surprise because straight year, the cars getting the best mileage tals. It Includes information on prices, hours, housing, energy and health. specialties and prescription drugs. Gregory has been fast- Nixon, in a blue suede tier daughter, Carrie,"is, are all foreign-made. ing for 159 days and weighs jacket, maroon shirt and we know, an addictive per- 98 pounds. slacks, discussed fishing sonality. She will need on- 'He's walking his skinny with bystanders at the going treatment. Nobody legs off," said a friend, Jock where the 120-foot ever said it would be easy Rock Newman. "He just yacht, the Star Mist, tied and it isn't." Pilot ignores note and lands plane keeps truckin' away, noth- up Saturday. ' ••• MIAMI (AP) - Amid a weekend of hijacking Carlos Jesus Figueroa, 45, a Tampa resident ing seems to discourage ••• NEW YORK (AP) - "It's certainly up to the pilot ... He has the him." activity, the captain of an Eastern Airlines jet- since arriving from Cuba in the 1960s, was ar- NEW YORK (AP) - While nearby apartment ultimate responsibility and complete command of liner carrying 95 passengers said "no" when a rested when the plane — on a flight from Tampa Doctors think "I'm too Carol Burnett says her 16- residents complained of his aircraft," said Jack Barker, the Federal Avia- weak, but they just don't man passed a flight attendant a note demanding to Miami - landed at Miami International Air- year-old daughter has the noise, more than tion Administration spokesman in Atlanta. understand my special vita- 200.000 fans spilled into to go to Havana. Ignoring a bomb threat, be port. No formal charges had been filed against Eastern officials searched their Florida air- min formula that keeps me Central Park's Great Lawn landed here safely, the FBI says. Figuero early today, the FBI said. port facilities and police searched Tampa In- going," the former comedi- to hear a free concert by The captain acted one day after a Delta Air Figuero told reporters he wanted to return to ternational Airport, but no bomb was found, they an said Sunday from bis British rock star Elton Lines 727 was diverted to Cuba in the ninth Cuba "because I didn't want to live in this said. New York hotel. successful skyjacking since Aug. 10. The jet's country." Saturday night, the Delta Air Lines Boeing 727 Gregory is followed by a John, who pounded a seven-member crew and 81 passengers returned The pilot's name was not disclosed because of was diverted to Havana by two men who bran- van that takes him to New white piano and donned a safely to Atlanta early yesterday. objections of the Airline Pilot's Association, but dished bottles of liquid and cigarette lighters and York after he's walked 30 Donald Duck suit for his Also yesterday, an Eastern ticket agent In officials said the decision whether to land the miles. Once he's rested, the Orlando stopped a Cuban refugee who was carry- plane with 95 passengers and a crew of seven or repeated "Cuba" and "Havana" because they encores, sang Saturday for spoke no English. : van takes him back for an- the benefit of the city ing a bottle of gasoline as be tried to board a fly to Havana was up to him alone. other 30 miles. Gregory Parks Department, which plane. On Saturday, another person was arrested began the walk on Friday. hoped to raise up to $75,000 after an incident on the ground, and on Friday from the concert, accord- another hijacking was foiled. Superfund dump bill debate to begin ing to Parks Commissioner • While authorities say.-the man arrested in Gordon Davis. Orlando apparently came to this country In the WASHINGTON (AP) - The House begins urgent congressional action on the problem. BOSTON (AP) - debate this week on legislation establishing a 11.2 ••• "Freedom Flotilla," they have not Identified the But the legislation faces obstacles in the form W. McConnack, a former billion "superfund" to clean up abandoned haz- SANTA MONICA, Calif. two men who diverted the Delta jetliner on a of the Chemical Manufacturers Association •and ', speaker of the U.S. House ardous chemical dumps such as that at Love other industry groups. (AP) — Actor Jamas Stew- flight from New Orleans to Atlanta, except to say of Representatives who they were Spanish-speaking. Seven hijackings Canal in New York. art, who was admitted to Although the industry prefers the House ver- will be 89 in December, has since Aug. 10 have been blamed on homesick The superfund proposal follows a surgeon gen- sion of a superfund to a much more ambitious St. John's Hopsital last been hospitalized with an Cuban refugees. eral's report released late last week describing Senate version, the association still feels the fund week for mild sciatica, has undisclosed ailment. In yesterday's foiled hijacking, an Eastern the problem of toxic chemicals as "a major is too big and puts too much of a burden on the been relieved of his pain McCormack was listed Boeing 727 captain ignored a would-be hijacker's public health concern" that will plague the nation industry. and will be released in a in stable condition at New "kind of long and rambling note" that "said be for yean. few days, a hospital Also before the House this week is an expected England Baptist HospiUl- wanted to go to Havana and had placed a bomb And it comes after two days of hearings last vote Tuesday on a $156 billion defense appropria- spokeswoman said yester- yesterday. Jofea W. McOormack somewhere, " according to FBI and Eastern of- week on the Senate version of the bill, during tion bill that includes funds for new "Stealth" day. ficials . which federal, state and local officials called for measures to bide bombers from enemy radar. •SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. i960 The Daily Register 3 Report ties Perskie 1 million Abscam deposit

TRENTON (AP) - State Sen Steven P Atlantic City would give them "an entree to The story quotes Perskie as denying Er- the truth as I am from you." Perskie. who said he volunteered inform* Perskie said he knows it was only a matter of talk to" Perskie, an Atlantic City Democrat richetti s version of the senator's association Cooper said Errichetti visited him to say tion to the FBI when the Abscam probe becam< time before his name would turn up in the The story said Errichetti referred to the with bank chairman James L Cooper, an Atlan- some wealthy people" interested in Atlantic public, would not comment on discussions wilt Abscam investigation and a published report has bank chairman as Perskie'i "partner under tic City lawyer Perskie said he and Cooper are City real estste were going to make the deposit, Errichetti about the deposit "because some o. proved him correct the rug, you know "close personal friends " the story said those conversations may be involved in eithei Camden Mayor Angelo J. Errichetti got un- "That's why I suggested that bank, you Perskie told the newspaper that he is a Cooper said he had not known until the legal matters or (Senate) Ethics Committei dercover Abscam agents to deposit $1 million know," Errichetti reportedly told undercover "very minor shareholder" in the bank, esti- Abscam probe became public in February that hearings." the report said last fall in a bank he said was linked to Perskie. FBI informant Melvin Weinberg last Septem- mating his holdings at "about 300 shares," the the $1 million actually had been deposited and Errichetti. who is also a Democratic slatt the Trenton Times reported yesterday in a ber, the report said. story said that his own name had been used a a reference senator was found guilty last month of briber) copyright article. The story said Perskie told a Trenton Times In a telephone interview from Atlantic City, by the depositor charges stemming from another phase of tht Quoting from previously undisclosed tran- reporter he was expecting her telephone call r Cooper told the newspaper that Ernchetti s The deposit was removed from the bank by Abscam investigation, in which FBI agent- scripts, the report said Errichetti told agents "because I figured someone would have thrown reported claim that the bank deposit would the FBI shortly afler the first Abscam revel- posed as aides to wealthy sheiks peddling cash in the deposit in the Atlantic National Bank in my name around on those tapes." produce political benefits "is about as far from ations. Cooper said exchange lor political favors Highlands official may sue Twin Lights tenants group

(continued) stipulated, they were found tn contempt of court tioning specifically that some tenants allegedly seem to agree that Van Pelt is legally correct cumulation of bird droppings in the area. and fined $100 each. have planted greenery in front of their units concerning many of his complaints about infr- After months of wrangling between lawyers But Van Pelt contends that "these aren't As for the new suit that Van Pelt is threaten- ingements on the common area. But several have for both sides, Superior Court Judge Patrick J. The suit is continuing because Van Pelt is petty things." ing, Boyle said, "They've accused him specifi- questioned whether the zoning board chairman is McGann ruled, in December of 1979, that some charging that other tenants are occupying dif- "Any violation of the law that applies to more cally of using his position to get the building acting "petty" in at least some instances than two people has to be enforced, or someone is tenants of one-bedroom units had to remove ferent parts of the common space for private use. inspector to harass the tenant owners. That's Among Van Pelt's recent complaints were going to lose their rights." private belongings they were storing beneath the "The board (of governors) seems to take the tantamount to accusing him of a crime.'' statements that a dumpster located in the con- stairs used to climb to their units The one- Jordan was hesitant to discuss the matter in position,,' Van Pelt's attorney, Brian Boyle of Noting that the letter "probably constitutes a dominium complex's parking lot was facing the great detail,'noting that a lawsuit may be forth- bedroom units at Twin Lights are located on the Eatontown, said, ,'that it can do whatever it liable," the attorney declared: "If you're accus- wrong direction, two boats were parked in the coming, and suggested that a reporter contact second floor of the complex's buildings. wants with the property. ing someone of a crime, you better be pretty lot. while only one is allowed, and a bird feeder the association's attorney. Lee Shelly of Colts When five tenants did not comply with "They have allowed certain owners to use damn sure of what you're talking about." placed outside one tenant's window was con- Neck McGann's order within 90 days, as the judge part of the common property," Boyle said, men- Borough officials close to the controversy stituting a health hazard because of the ac- Shellv could not be reached for comment. Reunited after 50 years No oil price increase (continued) only by chance that be ever met bis real was Harold Edward — the name that had family. He said that just a month before he appeared on his birth certificate — and stumbled upon bis brother, they wen un- is expected before 1982 they immediately knew they had finally knowingly sitting at nearby tablet at a been reunited. masonic dinner function. (continued) Shortly afterward, Roszel said, there "It was strictly by coincidence that we would raise oil prices 15 percent within a followed a tearful reunion before 500 fel- found ourselves," be said. every three months to keep up with world year. But some of the oil ministers on their low masons in Trenton, and then a visit to Now, Roszel said, he sees his brother inflation, currncy fluctuations and economic arrival in Vienna said the current glut in the his real mother, who had moved to Flori- regularly, though his sister is returning to growth in industrial countries. world's oil markets, largely attributed to da. California. There would also be automatic joint cuts high Saudi production, made any increase in But Roszel had not yet met met his in production when the market is oversup- the 132 base price unlikely before 1981. sister until yesterday because she lived in plied and joint increases when supplies are Saudi Arabia was under pressure from California. He said they enjoyed an after- 5 hit by lightning felt to be too low. more militant OPEC members to reduce its noon of "sitting and talking." BREESE, IU. (AP) - Five children were "Hopefully we will have a unanimous output of 9.5 million barrels a day and to What do you say to your sister who you hospitalized, two in critical critical condi- decision," said Sheik Ahmed Zakl Yamani, raise its base price of $28 a barrel to the $32 have not seen in 52 years? "You say 'Hi tion, after a bolt of lightning "came out of Saudi Arabia's oil minister and a major level set by other OPEC members in June. Sis,' what else can you say?" Roszel an- nowhere" and struck a soccer field, Injuring backer of the plan. But Yamani pointed out to reporters that the swered. "And you get a hug and a kiss." 11 people, officials said. "In the long term, we want to gradually Saudi price is close to the prevailing market "How do you make up for the 90 Three other children were hospitalized in reach the cost of alternative sources of price of $29.50. years?" he asked. "You don't. You start satisfactory condition last night after they energy," said Iraqi Oil Minister Tayeh Abdul "I do not believe there will be any de- from scratch " were struck during a youth Tri-County Karim. "This will encourage the In- cision on oil prices for the rest of this year," Roszel, who works as a carpenter and League soccer match at a Mater Dei High dustrialized countries to shift their depen- said Venezuelan Mining Minister Humberto lived in Neptune Township before moving School field. All the youths are from nearby dence to other forms of energy. Otherwise, Calderon Berti there will be a disaster at the end of the here eight years ago, emphasized it was Lebanon. "We will keep the benchmark," said Lib- 1980s." yan Oil Minister Abdussalam Zagaar. "Even if the OPEC countries produce at The meeting is the biggest gathering of their maximum capacity there will not be The weather the organization in Its headquarters city KICKOFF COOKOUT — Things got cooking In the race enough oil. We will also be protected against for Red Bank Borough Council yesterday as Incumbent inflation and any fall in the dollar." since the 1975 terrorist attack on a meeting of oil ministers In Vienna. Pro-Palestinian Councilman George Ward and his running mate, W. OPEC economists estimate that the cost Albert Doremus, held a barbecue to kick off the cam- of energy from other sources now averages guerrillas killed an Austrian policeman, an OPEC guard and a Libyan statistician, then paign. Ward, far left, hands a hot dog to Doremus, far the equivalent of $60 a barrel. OPEC's base right, as Mayor Michael J. Arnone looks on. price is $32 for a 42-gallon barrel of oil. took 11 of the oil ministers hostage and took Since January 1979, market conditions, them to North Africa. OPEC economic worries and world politics After that, OPEC held its big meetings in have driven oil prices up 132 percent. Some various other cities under extraordinarily Crash probers eye British economists predict the OPEC plan heavy security protection. sample of gasoline Apology call is renewed WEST PALM BEACH, Airline officials said the Fla. (AP) - Gasoline jet's takeoff from here had been delayed when a wasps' (continued) Bani-Sadr told Tehran Radio he and Rajai samples from Florida Com- "did what was necessary to create coordi- muter Airlines' two remain- nest was found in the control melnl "listed some of the conditions for the nation" on military operations In the area. ing planes were being tested panel. \ release of the hostages but not all of them." today as federal investigators Hojatoleslam Sayyed Ali Khamenei, leader checked "specific allega- Report 89 KWVC1 of Friday prayers in tehran, a Majlis deputy Bloodbath in Turkey tions" of sabotage on a casino and Khomeini's adviser in military affairs, flight that crashed in a thun- NAtlONM WIAIHID lf»VK I also told the Tehran Times the United States is stemmed for now derstorm off the Bahamas, perish in NO»» U i O.p. ol Cm.,,,, must apologize, and that Khomeini In his killing 34 people. statement Friday did not specify all the ANKARA, Turkey (AP) - The political bloodbath between left-wing and right-wing The DC-3, carrying 30 pas- conditions for release of the hostages. He sengers and a crew of four, plane crash said Khomeini was only giving "guidance to extremists that took as many as 25 lives a TIDES day has been stemmed, at least temporarily, slammed Into the Atlantic RIYADH, Saudi Arabia WEATHER FORECAST — Trie National Weather the Parliament members for the settlement Just after it was cleared to (AP) - A Saudi-air force of the hostage crisis." by the coup led by Turkey's military chief Sandy Hook Service forecasts no significant precipitation for three days ago. make an Instrument landing C-130 Hercules troop trans- TODAY - High 12:19 the nation today. in Freeport, Bahamas, on Khomeini's four conditions were release Troops fanned out yesterday in house-to- port crashed in flames at an p.m. and low 6:32 pm. Friday night. of Iranian assets frozen by President Carter house searches for terrorists in Ankara and airport near Medina, killing TOMORROW -. High Local Weather after the hostages were seized Nov. 4, guar- suburban Istanbul and witnesses reported a The bodies of 16 victims all 89 persons aboard, the 12:30 a.m. and 1:07 p.m. antees by the United States that it will not number of suspects rounded up. It was not were recovered before the Saudi Defense Ministry said and low 6:27 a.m. and 7:28 Yesterday's high temperature at The Register weather interfere In Iran's Internal affairs, sus- known how many persons were detained, but search was suspended late today p.m. station was 83 degrees. The low yesterday was si. It was pension of all U.S. claims against Iran and the military government reported the arrest Saturday. The Coast Guard The Sunday evening crash For Red Bank and 82 at I p.m. and the oversight low was IS. Today's • a.m. return of the ousted shah's wealth. of 182 terrorists in the eastern province of said the search would not re- was the second air disaster In Rumson bridge, add two temperature was M. There was .M laches of rain is the U Elazig. sume unless other bodies Saudi Arabia in 27 days. On were spotted. hours; Sea Bright, deduct hoars ending at ( a.m. today. There were 9 cooling degree Iran's official Pars news agency said an Also yesterday, Alpaslan Turkes, the Aug. 19, a Saudi Trlstar jet- 10 minutes; Long Branch, Meanwhile, officials here days yesterday, 1M for the month and IMS for the season Iraqi jet fighter tried to attack a helicopter fugitive leader of the ultra-rightist National liner burned at Riyadh air- deduct 15 minutes, High- searched for the cause of the port, killing 301 passengers to dale. Last year's total to date was 171. flying President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and Action Party, turned himself In to authorities lands bridge, add 40 crash. and crewmen in the third Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai on a only hours before a deadline set by the ruling minutes. "There was never any in- worst disaster In civil avia- border inspection tour Saturday, but Iranian National Security Council for his surrender, dication anything was tion history. Most of the vic- HIUPKOBt Jersey Shore the state radio said. warplanes forced the Iraqi M1G to flee. wrong," said Rudy Kapustln, tims were Saudis and Paki- '!l™ Partly sunny and breezy today with highs in the mid who heads a 12-member Na- stanis. Amarlllo AncMrao* to upper 70s. Fair and cool tonight, lows in upper 50s. tional Transportation Safety A Defense Ministry com- llll Sunny tomorrow with highs mainly In the mid 70s. Klan chief, 12 others held Board team. "There have munique issued 14 hours after Atlanta Ailanlc Civ Precipitation probability 10 percent today and near zero been some specific allega- the crash of the US -built Balllmora M 01 always been a liberal state Birmlnghm M tonight. Winds northwest 10 to 20 mph today. Ocean water SCOTLAND, Conn. (AP) activity. Hundreds of tions concerning the possi- Hercules quoted eye- BlimarcJi 41 temperatures are In the low 70s. — Twelve people were ar- troopers formed human and we're Irving real hard to bility (of sabotage) ... We're BolM St M witnesses as saying the front Boston ol rested, including an Imperial circles each night around change that:" looking at everything." section of the plane was on Brownsvlla ;s Buffalo to i oo South Jersey wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, Klan members and onlookers Bill Wilkinson, 37, the Im- Kapustin refused to com- fire when the craft fell to Cnarliln SC 74 in two days of rallies and gathered for- speeches and perial wizard of the Louisi- ment on the nature of the earth. Charlttn wv U Partly sunny today, breezy and cooler with highs in Chicago » ' cross-burnings that marked cross-burnings. ana-based Invisible Empire, allegations. Cincinnati a the mid to upper 70s. Fair and cool tonight, lows upper 40s Cleveland u n the Klan's public re-emer- At the Saturday rally, 26- Knights of the KuKlux Klan, Columbut n to mid 50s. Sunny tomorrow with highs mainly in the mid gence in Connecticut after a year-old Gary Piscottano of was appearing, in Superior College Dal FtWth n 70s. Precipitation probability 10 percent today and near Denver Si 70-year absence. New Britain, named Connect- Court today to face a charge Board Review Del Moinas zero tonight. Winds northwest 10 to 20 mph today. Detroit At least eight people were icut grand dragon, told the of carrying a dangerous Juniors and Seniors Duluth PREPARE NOW FOR Hartford injured In the weekend Klan crowd: "Connecticut has weapon In a motor vehicle. Helena THE NOV-DEC 8.A.T. Honolulu South Jersey extended Cl.aa.a Stan Sunday Houston SEPT. 21 S-12 NOON Indnaplli Chance of a shower Wednesday. Lows upper 50s to low Jackinvlle Hilton Inn Juneau 60s and highs in mid and upper 70s. Fair and cooler Tlnton Falls Kens Cltv Lai Vegas cdy Thursday and Friday. Lows in mid 50s and highs in low Exit O.S.P. 105 Llttla Rock •s cdv and mid 70s. Los Angela* in ! clr SHERATON GARDENS Louisville cdy RT. 537 ft GIBSON PL. Memphis Miami 100 North Jersey . •' FREEHOLD Mllwautee M cdv wolf press inc. MpllSt.P cd Sheraton Inn Naihvllle Partly sunny and breezy today with highs in the mid 170 Monmoutt) Statt Rt. 35 Hulat New Orleans 7414300 for Info and Fr»* New Vork to upper 70s. Fair and cool tonight, lows in upper 50s. Norfolk Dligonottle Toil Mil City cd< Sunny tomorrow with highs mainly in the mid 70s. Omaha cli Precipitation probability 10 percent today and near zero 222-8704 Orlando cd» Phlladphla .01 cdv tonight. Winds northwest 10 to 20 mph today. PhoenK clr Pittsburgh clr Ptland. Ma » :»i Ptland. Ora ,17 clr Rapid Cltv .» Clr Eastern Pennsylvania Come in to any CJB office Reno cdy for your easy to arrange Richmond cdy Partly sunny, breezy and cooler today. Highs in upper clr 60s and 70s. Fair and cool tonight. Lows in 40s to low 50s SI LOUIS cdy HOME St P Tampa .44 cdv with a few upper 30s north. Partly sunny tomorrow. Salt Lake clr San Diego cdv Highs in upper 60s and 70s. IMPROVEMENT San Fran clr Saattla .04 clr Spokane LOAN. St Sta Marie Eastern Pennsylvania extended Tulta Wathlngtn Chance of a shower Wednesday Lows in 50s and highs NEW PARSONAGE — The R«v. Archie Richmond, pastor of the Qulnn Chapel AME M-Vai in 70s. Fair and cooler Thursday and Friday. Lows In 40s Church, Navesink, has unveiled this artist's rendering of a proposed new parsonaoe. :(JlciimJERSEYBANK I tar M •*•»••» taat-p.ni «OT ' and highs upper 60s to low 70s. A ground breaking ceremony will be held Saturday. The parsonage will be built bv Southern New Jersey John Burke Construction Co. The Qulnn Chapel was built In 1852 and the present MCtxvtiatmofriCtS' naooicsti • MOWMUTH • OC£«« chapel was built In 1894. 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. i960 I Man killed imitlHIttMMIMIHIIMMIIMHIMItimiimiMIIHIlllHIIIHHHIIHMIIItlMMMMtlllllMlltlMMI in Parkway Obituaries State drafting plans accident IIMHItlillllllltimMllMMHtMltMIIIMIItMIMIIIIIIIHiilllt OLD BRIDGE - An Es- to shift water supply sex County man was struck Walter Ritchie; by a car and killed early yes- By The Associated Press ly being used in the north- said Lt Walter Pinches. terday while changing a tire State officials are devising eastern part of the state But "We're probably going to on his car on the Garden emergency plans to deliver there's no legislating Mother have togiv e them (residents) State Parkway retired arborist water to 1 1 million Northern Nature a day or so toge t wind of the State police said Henry FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Association of Nurserymen New Jersey residents by shif- The National Weather Ser- warning," he said. "If a - Walter M Ritchie, 80, a and an honorary member of ting water from other parts vice's long-range prediction Edelstein, 64, of Irvington, neighbor calls us with a com- was struck and fatally in- former member of the New the New Jersey Association of the state where the calls for below-normal rain- plaint, we drive out and tell Jersey State Board of Agri- of Nurserymen. He was a drought hasn't been as se- full and above-normal tem- jured by a car driven by the homeowner tostop . Bruce Robinson, 49, of 68 culture, died Saturday at charter member of the New vere peratures through the middle "But I guess we'll have to Freehold Area Hospital. Jersey Society of Consulting The state may order water of October, a weather service Cold Indian Springs Road, get out to enforce the ban Ocean Township Mr Ritchie was born in Arborists and a member of companies with relatively spokesman said Saturday. starting tomorrow,"h e said. Rahway and lived in Colonia the American Society of Con- plentiful reserves to bring Meanwhile, violators of Penalties for violating the Police issued a summons before moving here 13 years sulting Arborists and the In- water into the reservoirs of the mandatory ban are not ban are sii months in jail and to Robinson for driving while ago He was a retired land- ternational Shade Tree Con- the Hackensack and Com-exactly being 'hauled off to $1,000 fines, Byrne said. intoxicated. scape and arborist consul- ference. monwealth water companies, jail. Forbidden in 88 municipal- tant officials said. Patrol cars were out on ities are such things as water- Investigators said Edels- He was a graduate of He also was a member of tein was thrown 92 feet after the New Jersey Federation of Cov Brendan Byrne's the streets of Teaneck in ing lawns, non-commerical Rahway High School and at- mandatory water conserva- Bergen County Saturday and car washing; hosing down being hit by Robinson's 1977 tended Columbia University Shade Tree Commissions, the American Forestry Associa- tion regulations are expected yesterday with speakers streets, driveways and Buick, which was northbound and the Dazey Institute of to save about 25 percent of warning that violators of the walks; flushing sewers; and in the express lanes. The ac- Tree Surgery. From 1024 to tion and the New Jersey the amount of water current- Farm Bureau. ban could be fined or jailed, using fire hydrants except for cident occurred shortly 1967 he was a landscape con- 'ires. tractor and owned a nursey He was a member of the before 3 a.m. just south of The towns are in Bergen, Interchange 120, police said. and garden center in Colonia. First Presbyterian Church, Harold S. Riley, 74; Hudson, Essex, Union, Mr Ritchie was a director Freehold, where he formerly Morris, Somerset and Police said Edelstein was of the First Bank of Colonia served as a trustee and elder. Passaic counties. Raolstar phots by Larry P«rn* changing the left rear tire on and was a member of the Surviving are his wife, the former owner of hotel Below-normal rainfall and TINY FLOTILLA — A fleet of hand-carved motorized Union County Board of Agri- his car on the right shoulder former Marguerite Mason; OCEAN TOWNSHIP - He was a 1926 graduate of above-average temperatures boats was a major attraction yesterday at Hazlet's of the roadway at the time of culture for 31 years, serving two sons, Walter M. Ritchie Harold I. Riley, 74, of Parker Asbury Park High School and this summer severely third annual park festival at Veterans Memorial Park. the accident. They said Rob- as its president for nine of Hollywood, Calif., andAve., died Saturday at Jersey a former, official of the depleted water supplies, The "skippers" of the miniature boats controlled them years. He also served on the Thomas E. Ritchie of Eng- inson's car then hit Edels- Shore Medieal Canter, Nep- Asbury Park Hotel Associa- prompting an order earlier from shore with radio signals. The festival also fea- tein's car, traveled some 50 executive committee of the lishtown, and a brother, Ken- tune. tion. this week rby the state Board tured arts and crafts exhibits and musical performers. Monmouth County Board of neth C, and a sister, Miss feet, crossed to the left side Mr. Riley was born in Surviving are his wife, of Public Utilities that re- of the roadway and struck a Agriculture for six years and Isabella Ritchie, both of Passaic and lived in Asbury quired customers of the Kathryn, a daughter, Nancy guard rail. was consulting arborist for Rahway. Park before moving here G. Erechoff, with whom he Hackensack Water Co. and Ocean Township. The Higgins Memorial three years ago Before retir- lived, and two grandchildren. Commonwealth Water Co. to Princeton's off Ruth Stark, 65, of He was a former member Home, Freehold, is in charge ing, he owned and operated The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- halt non-essential uses of wa- and trustee of the American Maplewood, a passenger in of arrangements. the Slade Hotel in Asbury neral Home, Oakhurst, is in ter. Edelstein's car, was taken to Park. charge of arrangements. Two of the Hackensack to stormy start Bayshore Community Hospi- company's four reservoirs tal, Holmdel, with back in- X.S. Smith, 86; Anthony Torchia were bone dry, with birds PRINCETON (AP) - A south of Trenton. juries. She was treated and walking along the bottom released, police said. LONG BRANCH - An- Branch Elks Club. severe electrical storm The weather service said thony Torchia, 70, of 479 pecking for food. knocked out power on the the brief, heavy downpours Surviving are his wife, the Officials said estimates Princeton University campus founded company Hampton Ave., died Saturday former Beatrice Lay ton; could cause street flooding, at his home. show Commonwealth has a early today, threatening to and frequent ground lightning MIDDLETOWN - X.S. No. 2, F4AM. three sons, Victor A. of Little 20-day supply of water re- cause students to oversleep Youth, 16, Mr. Torchia was born in Silver, John of Marlboro and strikes could cause tem- Smith, B6, of Shadow Lake Surviving are his wife, the Italy and had lived here more maining and Hackensack has and miss the first day's porary power interruptions. Village, retired chairman of former Elaine Arlington; a Theodore, at home; a a 20- to 30-day reserve. classes. is charged than 30 years. Before retiring brother, Felix Torchia of Some Princeton students the board of X.S. Smith Inc. son, Richard W. Smith of two years ago, he was a heat- Lights went out just after of Ealontown and Clifton, Rumson; a daughter, Mrs. H. Oceanport; two sisters, Mrs. The situation was ag- planning to get a good night's ing and cooling engineer for gravated by a leak Friday in midnight on the campus, and died yesterday at Riverview Ernest Thompson of Pair Lena Epifano of West Long students relying on electric sleep before classes began in burglary the Lawes Coal Co., a pipeline bringing up to1 0 chose instead tocelebrat e the Hospital, Red Bank. Haven; five brothers, John S. Shrewsbury, where he had Branch and Mrs. Mary Gon- alarm clocks toawake n them and Edward Smith, both of million gallons of water sup- blackout with Impromptu ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Mr. Smith was born In At- been employed 13 years. nello of Eatontown, and six plied by the Passaic Valley were going to be out of luck. lanta, Ga., and lived in Atlanta; Virgil H. and Max A. grandchildren. ' The surrounding town ap- touch football games in the — A 16-year-old borough He was a communicant of Water Commission to the rain. youth faces a Juvenile Court Rumson for 17 years before Smith, both of Fairburn, Ga.. The John E. Day Funeral peared to be unaffected by and Charles Smith of Our Lady Star of the Sea Ro- Hackensack company by way hearing in connection with an moving here. He founded X.S. man Catholic Church, here, Home, Red Bank, is in charge of the Jersey City system. the blackout, authorities When a small blackout hit Smith Inc., a plastic and tex- Valdosta, Ga.; a sister, alleged burglary at the home and a member of the Long of arrangements. said. the campus last year, stu- tile manufacturing firm, In Lillian S. Williams of Atlan- The spillage was de- The National Weather Ser- dents relying on electric of a school board official. 1946. He was a pioneer in the ta; eight grandchildren, and scribed as negligible but vice issued a special alarm clocks missed morning The youth is accused of a use of textile materials at an five great-grandchildren. Mrs. Francis Fahey Hackensack Water Co. statement just after midnight classes. burglary attempt Thursday aid in growing flowers. The Worden Funeral KEANSBURG - spokeswoman Martha Green warning of an area of very The cause of the outage at the home of Manuel Greco He was a 32nd degree Home, Red Bank, is In charge band, Francis Fahey; a son, said it was a "setback." Of- Josephine Fahey, 77, of 40 Stephen Fahey, here; a heavy thunderstorms still was not known 30 at 14 E. Garfield Ave., police member of Bloomfield Lodge of arrangements. Birchwood Aye., died Satur- ficials said the leak would be stretching across the state minutes after it began, secur- said. Greco is the president of daughter, Mrs. Dorothy repaied by yesterday. north of Atlantic City and day at Bayshore Community Piircell of Jersey City; a ity officers said. the Henry Hudson Regional Hospital, Holmdel. brother, Patrick Johnston of Board of Education. Jeanette Wiener; Mrs. Fahey was bom In New York City; three sisters, The youth has been Ireland and lived in New Mrs. Charlotte Lamey of Struck by bus, girl, 7, stable charged with two counts of resisting arrest, one count of York City before moving here Clearwater Beach, Fla., and IS years ago. She was a re- stealing less than $200 and owner of Mrs. Jay's Mrs. Dorothy Boyce and Mrs. TINTON FALLS-Allison According to police, the "It was very difficult in tired domestic. Garvey, a 7-year-old pupil driver of the bus, Philip Sim- the beginning, but as of last one count of burglary. Police She was a communicant of Myra Harkln, both of New said they do not know if he LONG BRANCH - past president of the Wom- York City, and four grand- who was struck by a school mons, 23, of Neptune, has night she was resting com- St. Ann's Roman Catholic bus here Thursday, was listed had gotten away with any Jeanette R. Wiener, owner en's Club of the Imperial children. been charged with careless fortably," he said. and operator of Mrs. Jay's House, chairman of the Unit- Church, here, and a member In stable condition last night driving, driving without a Garvey said that he ex- money or valuables or how he restaurant in Asbury Park, ed Jewish Appeal drive in of the Bayshore Senior The John J. Ryan Home at Riverview Hospital, Red valid driver's license and pected his daughter tob e con- entered the home. died yesterday at the Im- Asbury Park, and a member Citizens for Funerals is in charge of Bank. driving a bus without a valid fined at home for six weeks in The youth was released in perial House, where she and past officer of the Surviving are her hus- arrangements Allison suffered a broken bus driver's license. a cast. He said a tutor would his parents' custody pending lived. Hadasaaji. In addition, she leg, a chipped elbow and nu- have tob e hired. the juvenile hearing. was a member of the Jockey Amos H. Reevey merous cuts and bruises Allison's father, Gene Mrs. Wiener was born In when the bus struck her as Garvey of 15 Stratford Road, Newburgh, NY, and lived in Club in Miami, Fla. TINTON FALLS - Amos Chruch, Pine Brook. she apparently was picking said the third grader was this area practically all her Surviving are her hus-H. Reevey, 78, of 93-A Hock- her lunch box off the ground, "feeling good'' and that the NOW! STOP SMOKING life. She took over the restau- Surviving are her wife, the band, Murray Wiener; a son, hockson Road, died Saturday former Olive Kirton; two police said. pain had subsided. rant after the death of her Richard C. Wiener of New at Monmouth Medical Cen- IN JUST 3 HOURS! stepsons, Charles M. Phipps Thai's right—3 hours! With Modern Hypnosis you learn to father, John Jacobs, and op- York; two daughters, Mrs. ter, Long Branch. and Leslie H. Phipps, both control, then lose your need to smokei Cigarettes (cigars & erated It for 35 years. The Joan Ellen Tepper of Way- Mr. Reevey was born ia pipes, too) taste awful...you stop smoking easi- restaurant was noted for its side and Mrs. Irene Mason of the Pine Brook section of the here; two stepdaughters, MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER ly, .pleasantly permanently! Sound wonderful? It Isl Learn how hot dogs. New York, and three grand- borough and lived here all his Mrs. Eleanor Ford, here, and you can stop smoking the same night! Only $35 par person. No children. life. He was a school custo- Mrs. Esther Massey of Red SUNDAY HOURS extras, ever. She was a member of Bank; five grandchildren, TUESDAY, SEPT. 16,7-10 PM dian for the Tlnton Falls NOW MOLLY PITCHER INN Temple Beth El, Ocean The Flock Funeral Home Board of Education before re- and two great-grandchildren. Township, and its sisterhood; is in charge of arrangements. 88 Riverside AM., Red Bank, N.J. tiring in 1987 after 23 years of The Robert A. Braun 10:00 AM -3:00 PM Reservations suggested but not required service. Home for Funerals, Eaton- Into! Res. Paul Caine, Ph.D.,741-4343 Charles E. Rose He was a member of the town, is in charge of arrange- MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER St. Thomas A.ME. Zion ments. 777 SHREWSBURY AVE.. SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN - area before moving here in 747-5220 Charles E. Rose, 87, of 8 First 1929. Before retiring in 1998, Mrs. Pasquale Cattani St., died yesterday at the he was a conductor and train- KEANSBURG - Eliz- Surviving are her hus- Arnold Walter Nursing man for the Central Railroad abeth Cattani, 77, of 39 band, Pasquale Cattani; a Home, Holmdel. of New Jersey. Beacon Blvd., died Saturday son, William Harris, here; Mr. Rose was born in Eng- He was a life member of at Riverview Hsospital, Red four daughters, Mrs. Julia land and lived in the Newark Bank. the United Transportation Fleming arid Mrs. Thelma Mr, Cattani was bom in Manoes, both here, and Mrs. Union and a member of Mon- New York City and had lived Genevieve Skaats and Mrs. mouth Lodge No. 172, F&AM, r 202 Death Notices here 15 years. Betty Simone, both of East itlc Highlands. He was a. She was a communicant of Keansburg; 21 grandchildren, REEVEY -AnwXd tM U.S. Army veteran of the Hockhockuti Road. PmrBrook. Tin St. Ann's Roman Catholic and two great-grandchildren. Ion Falli. afi SttoiayT Met. II «! Mexican border conflict and Church, here, and a member, The John J. Ryan Home Monmoutti Mrtlcil Cantor. Fuaaral Sarvlcai Wtd., Saw IT al 1 p.m. World War I. of the Bayshore Senior for Funerals is in charge of from SI Thomai AMI Zlofi Church. Pin* Brook Road, Timor, F.IK, Day. 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Port Monmouth, N.J. 842-3676 '*" StnoM copy at Countor - Dolly 10 cants. Sunday *)cants. on Newman Springs Road in Rad Bank Eastman Kodak SHREWSBURY, N j MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15,1980 The Daily Register 5 called good buy True cost of living outlook By DAVID R. SARGENT By SYLVIA PORTER both beef and pork will be in relatively short Q- We Md 417 thares of supply in the market — and the price hikes will Chuaplta Spark Flag Com- The recent declines in the pace of inflation, be following several months of steadily declin- paay. Wltk the •vtomotlve in- as reflected in the official Consumer Price ing prices * dustry experieadag • pro- Index, are outright flukes The long, destruc- The biggest single factor accounting for the longed dowatum, we are §erl- SUCCESSFUL tive uptrend in the rate already has resumed YOl R MONEY'S coming quarter's anticipated drop in meat ouly coaiiderlaf diipotlag of By year-end, living costs, as measured by this production will be the decline in the supply of tke»e iharct. Win slock INVESTING most widely quoted index of inflation, will be WORTH hogs Here, the drop will be following a classi- woaM be • good iivettmeal 12 to 13 percent higher than year-end '79 cally cyclical pattern that could have been lor • coaplc tea yean Irom This won't be an improvement worthy even foreseen many months ago i and was) rrtlremeal? Our stock was of mention! For it will compare with 1979's In early 1979. hog prices were rising fast In acquired Irom a relative wbo rate of rise over 1*78 of 13 5 percent. typical response, hog farmers increased their parckased it through bis em- The rate of rise in the current month will be production until the supply of pork was so ployer. How do we establish • comparatively modest — but then Then, great that prices were driven down during the cost basis lor the shares? eventual recovery Bonds that were redeemed, the cost of food will be re-entering the bleak the key factor behind the CPI's retreat to first half of 1980 Farmers began losing money. R.B. Wisconsin New money should be used unless you have been picture and the pace will accelerate because of around 11 percent was again — the downswing They cut back, reduced supplies sharply — to buy Eastman Kodak amortizing the premium paid food hikes as well as increases in other areas in mortgage costs and set the stage for a return of prices to levels A— Your cost basis is the Let no politician dare to claim that the anti- Mortgage interest rates well may have value of the stock on the date (NYSF). The company has originally, you would use 101 prevailing In 1979 boosted its Oct. 1 dividend by as your cost basis. The dif- inflation policies of this administration have stopped dropping at least temporarily and may It's absolutely classical It has happened it was inherited, or six achieved anything approaching success. If a be on the rise this month, some analysts told months later, if that was the 2Spercent to 75- a share, and ference between that and the over and over again It is happening that way its customary year-end extra politician dares, he (or she) can be slaughtered my associate, Brooke Shearer, but this is again date used in valuing your ben- 106.6 redemption price is by the evidence — and should be. (And.I won't merely a guesa efactor's estate of 50* should also be paid treated as a capital gain. The overall forecast is that food prices will Second quarter net income hesitate to join the attack.) Food, though, is a sure thing — and food's rise 1 to 2 percent per Month through the end of \ The price at which Cham- Since the Frigitemp bonds What has accounted for the flukes of this weight in the CPI is not only a whopping 17 >ion's shares are trading has rose 22 percent per share to the year. For all of 1980, that would place food (let. For the full year East- are capital assets, the loss past summer have been mortgage interest \ percent, but food also is a cost we can trace prices 8 to 9 percent above last year effectively discounted the you realized by selling them costs — shooting up along with the general day by day as we shop to feed ourselves and many problems encountered man should earn about $6.90 a For 1981, food prices will rise even more — share, up from 16.25 last is treated as a capital loss. upswing in interest rates, then shooting down. our families between 10 and 15 percent - USDA authorities by the automotive and auto This loss may be offset Housing expenditures account for nearly Contrary to general reports, the intense parts industries. Demand for year. predict privately «- We held fM.MT la dollar-tor-dollar by the gain half of the CPI, which is a weighted-average drought of summer 1980 will play only a minor How can you handle the impact of this on spark plugs has been weak taken on the Fairmont bonds. figure based on price changes in seven major part in the certain run-up, Agriculture Depart- and will probably remain bonds which were redeemed your budget? Losses in excess of that may categories. With a weight of nearly 45 percent, ment experts say. Much more significant In food, the only answer is: Alter your sluggish for the balance of earlier this year by Fairmont the wild gyrations In home mortgage rates the year. Reduced buying has at 1M.I percent ol face value. be used to offset ordinary in- will be cyclical increases in the prices of eating and your food-buying habits If you are come. Up to $3,000 in or- have pushed and pulled the CPI to an extent merely average, you can slasb your monthly affected other lines as well, We bought them a few years rarely witnessed in modern times. beef and pork ago at 111. How is the dif- dinary income may be offset Slnrr beef and pork account for the largest food bill as much as 40 percent by altering your windshield wipers, paint The key force behind the CPI's Inflation sprayers, etc. Another com- ference treated? Is it a capi- annually but this requires portion of the average American's food behavior, says Michael Jacobson, a nutrition tal gain? We also hold Frig- $6,000 in losses, i.e., it takes rate of 18 percent early this year, as an il- budget, their climbing costs will drive up the expert and director of the Center for Science in plication was added by the lustration, was the upsurge In mortgage costs; FTC, when it challenged ilemp bonds, a company that $2 of a loss to offset $1 of entire food index. Also, vou will notice that the Public Interest Champion's acquisition of is la receivership. If I tell ordinary income. Losses Anderson Company. A them to take the tax loss, is beyond this amount are car- dividend cut in November that treated as a bad debt or a ried forward to the next year. would not be unlikely. In spite capital loss? If the Utter, do I (Mr. Sargent cannot an- of all the negatives, downside only get to take U percent of risk in t,he shares appears swer all mail personally, but minimal, and I would hold for the loss? F.M. Nebraska. will answer all questions pos- A— On the Fairmont sible in his column.) A Political Bestiary Go First Class The Paradox % Experts disagree on the correct spell- ing of these feline creatures. One school holds that it li proper to say or to write simply Paradox when one means a pair of Doxes. Another school says that Para with 5 Interest doxen should be preferred. 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JR hottest military secrets of the WASHINGTON President and feditor Publisher nozzle gaseous diffusion," ac- Committee chairman, Rep Nuclear Age — a cheap, effi- cording to intelligence Carl Perkins, D-Ky., to ca cient process for obtaining U SCENE sources. Herbert H Thorpe Jr Assistant Editor Charles ( Triblehorn Sunday Editor Russell P Hjuch -235. the radioactive portion off the embarrassing hea Night Editor Jane Foderaro. City Editor Dorn Kulman Editorial Page Editor of uranium used for weapons A second reason the Unit- ings Perkins refused illliiiNiHIillisMilMllliilMliiMlllilllMtliilll ed States wants to horn in on The South African govern- PLUMBING PERI Pal N Kirn Controller Richard D McKean Advertisinn Manager Kenneth L Van Dalen South Africa's nuclear secret POTSHOT: High-level of CirculatHinDirec'tur Frank Jf Alloeca Production Manager ment has guarded its secret the pilot, the copilot and the — and thus have a hand in jealously from the United ambassador's military at- ficials at the Department o controlling Its use — is that Health and Human Service States — though not, ap-tache. the South African govern- 6 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1980 parently, from other friend- The CIA also tried human ANDERSON were thunderstruck las ment is believed to be sharing month when they suddenl; lie/ nations. As a result, U.S. penetration. Poaatbly in- its process with other coun- espionage agencies, particu- spired by the Pakistani scien- tries already. lion is an attempted cover-up found themselves locked ou of their private toilets 'Do it our way and we promise to include larly the CIA, have been tist who stole nuclear bomb According to intelligence by high-ranking superiors. trying every trick in the book secrets from the Western Eu- analysts, an informal al- Following my repeated re- When they protested ove Anderson in a later debate — the same as we to pry the secret process ropean nation be was working liance has taken shape be- ports of bureaucratic bungl- being deprived of their per 1 loose. for, the CIA tried to persuade ing, harassment and plain in- sonal privies, the Genera tween South Africa, Israel 1 promised to debate Kennedy last year "We have as much as told an American nuclear physi- and Taiwan to produce a nu- competence at OIE, a con- Services Administration ! them we know they've got it cist to go to work for South clear bomb. All three are gressional oversight commit- property manager informs behind the garage door and Africa The scientist, a dist- beleaguered "underdog" na- tee headed by Rep. Dale the indignant muekamuek.' we're after it," one CIA inguished alumnus of thetions surrounded by enemies Kildee, D- Mich., called in that only presidential appoin source told my associate Lawrence Radiation Labora- of overwhelming numerical school administrators and In- tees are entitled to private Dale Van Atta. "We've done tories in Livermore, Calif., superiority dian leaders bathroom facilities. Govern everything but go up to the turned the spy agency down. The CIA and National Se- What the committee heard ment regulations are quite door, bang on it and demand He didn't want to getcurity Agency became aware explicit on this point. they turn it over." killed," a source explained. was a shocking litany of com- of the cooperation between plaints against the Indian While this straightforward The CIA is still trying to A GSA official pointed out Israel and South Africa when education agency. The testi- that thgre was an additions: approach has not actually ferret out the South African sensitive Israeli weaponry been contemplated, the in- mony included a devastating factor involved: GSA had rur secret, and here's why: The began turning up in South admission by the bureaucrats telligence agencies have at- key step in building a nuclear Africa. out of funds to keep the bath tempted more clandestine bomb is the extraction of U- that millions of dollars' worth rooms clean, and they were Intelligence sources be- of school programs for Indian methods. One technique was 236 from uranium ore. Usual- lieve that South Africa has becoming a health hazard covert aerial photography of ly there's laas than 1 percent children had been suspended shared its one-room extrac- indefinitely because of the What the outraged South African nuclear in- 0—235 in the ore, so extrac- tion process with both Israel poohbahs at HHS didn't know stallations This was done by tion has bean a costly process devil-may-care attitude and Taiwan — and that the shown by OIE officials — which would have added to simply installing a spy cam- — until now.- three embattled nations may their outrage — was that GSA era under the copilot's seat The United States uses an toward funds for the Indian already have tested a nuclear schools. doesn't enforce the agency- on the Beechcraft plane that old but reliable method of ex- bomb. head rule in its own shop A flies the American am- traction called gaseous dif- Now I've learned that top copy of an official survey bassador around. fusion. This entails moving INDIAN COVER-UP: The officials in the Education De- shows that 22 high-level bu- The South Africans soon the uranium through literally latest chapter in the sordid partment tried to keep the reaucrats at GSA enjoy caught onto this raL.er rudi- miles of buildings. saga of mismanagement in embarrassing testimony private plumbing perks mentary device and expelled The South Africans can the Office of Indian Educa from ever being presented to they're not entitled to Mencken raised journalism to art By JAMES J. ULPATRICK • MIIIHIIIIIIMHIIIIIMHHIIIMIIIIHilMlllimill often than not he wrote BALTIMORE - The Sun- against the pressure of a is, Indeed, amazing to con papers are putting out a $2CONSERVATIVE deadline. Contemplating the template so vast a vacuity supplement. The Enoch Pratt sheer volume and variety of One thinks of the interstellai Library is staging a major his writing, I am reminded of spaces, of the colossal exhibit. The Mencken Society VIEW that genius whom Mencken reaches of the now mythica: Is throwing a Brobdlngnagian most nearly resembled — ether birthday bash. And all of this Samuel Johnson, wit, lexico- Nearly the whole of Eu would have immensely grapher, and sometime hack. rope could be lost In that stu- pleased the late Sage of Balti- the Gods." He was a crusader But It was the gift of both pendous region of worn-out more, who would have been for press freedom who Mencken and Johnson to farms, shoddy cities and par- 100 years old this past week- jubilantly took on the Boston alyzed cerebrums...It is raise the hack writing of eve- KILPATRICK end wowsers In defense of Theo- ryday journalism to an art. almost as sterile, artistically, For those of us in thedore Dreiser and James From time to time, when I intellectually, culturally, as working press, the occasion Branch Cabell. He was an ac- undertake to lecture Journal- the Sahara Desert. There are had special meaning. Henry complished, If noisy, pianist. Ism students on the writing fell boozlly Into Mencken and single acres of Europe that L. Mencken was the best of His three books of auto- art, I am asked about the wound up drunk as Bacchus. house more first-rate men our lot. He was reporter, edi- biography are the most de- writers they should read. My For a time I affected the de- than all the states south of the tor, columnist, critic. Above lightful such works since response embraces the vices that came naturally to Potomac. If the whole of the everything else, he was pre- Twain wrote about life on the names you would confidently my mentor and went about late Confederacy were to be eminently what all of us Mississippi. expect: Gibbon, for the ma- whacking away at boobs, engulfed by a tidal wave The great debate strive to be: He was a writer, Not long back, looking jestic cadence of his prose; quacks, reformers and other tomorrow, the effect upon the civilized minority of men in In i960, Sen. John F. Kennedy and a stylist, a craftsman who ahead to this past weekend, I Chesterton, for the gift of an- such mountebanks. The style ing Sunday, will be between Reagan, fitted his sentences together, pulled down Mencken's can be imitated — Bob Tyr- the world would be little Vice President Rieherd M. Ntmn laced tithesis; Macaulay, who Anderson -^ and an empty chair. It Is tenon to mortise, until the "Chrestomathy," a collec- could double a sentence into a rell of The American Spec- greater than that of a flood on each other, and the national television difficult to understand how Carter ex- dovetails were perfect. tion of miscellaneous pieces fist and land a devastating tator and Cal Trillin of The the Yang-tse-kiang." audience, on the debate platform. Presi- pects to benefit from that picture on the Mencken was much more, that he put together in 1MB. blow. I recommend Twain, Nation have mastered that That was Mencken — ex- and It Is this "much more" He wrote about women, « lively art — but the Imita- dential candidate Kennedy came off as home screen. for the love of laughter; travagant, intrepid, full of"» strong and ture; presidential candidate that raises him above such breed whom he regarded with Shakespeare, Pope and Hous- tions fall short of the real wild humor and large hyper- In Insisting that the first debate be wary admiration. He wrote Nixon did not. The rest, as they say, Is other stylists of the city room man for economy of phrase; thing. Mencken was in a class bole, but he had a way of Carter-Reagan, the president has said it as Pater Flnley Dunne and about religion, morals, crime Burke for elegance, E. B.by himself. . panning from the sands of hu- history. and punishment; about eco- is unfair to ask him to take on two Westbrook Pegler. A lifelong White for clarity; and finally, man affairs the nugget truth. One sequal of the history-making student of words and their nomics, psychology, science H. L. Mencken. In 1917 he wrote about the On his centennial, let us turn Republicans. It seems to us that Carter media confrontations between Kennedy meanings, he wrote "The and anatomy; about music, South: "Down there a poet is up the Beethoven Third, raise defeats his own purpose.'The president literature and the lesser aria. and Nixon is that voters have come to American Language!" An But a warning goes with now almost as rare as ana stein of Baltimore beer, and wants to avoid giving legitimacy toth e iconoclastic critic of theol- He wrote about everything Mencken: This can be con- oboe player, a dry-point drink to his unrepentant expect televised debates between the ogy, he wrote "A Treatise on under moon or sun, and more tagious. As a young editor, I etcher or a metaphysician. It shade. presidential candidates, although Nixon Anderson candidacy, but his refusal does sidestepped them In subsequent cam- that; it makes it appear that he is afraid paigns and Lyndon Johnson avoided to face the Anderson challenge. The best them. format, if be continues to oppose three- candidate debates, would seem to be an A half-century of enduring love This year, the debate over the de- opening three-candidate debate and then bates is commanding the kind of national By JIM BISHOP IIIMIIIiniMIIMIIimiHIMIIIHIIIIMIIIHHI the signing of a peace treaty sickness, the ravages of time attention usually reserved for the actual a series of round-robin debates, in each The church was cool and between the Irish and the and deaths In the family. confrontations. President Carter, who of which a different pair of the three dark, relieved only by the THE Poles. The Poles won be- There were times when flickering red vigil light. My cause, when It was over, has credited the televised debates with candidates would oppose each other. brother John knelt with Anna they were too proud to ask, President Gerald Ford for his 1976 vic- three of them were still too poor to give. From the The LWV, meanwhile, has been on prie-dieu. Her bouffant red REPORTER standing. children came children and tory, is refusing to appear in the first of criticized by some for the criterion It hair shimmered nervously as Father Soghy held the sac- They were child bride and they too were taught God, the presidential debates sponsored by established for inclusion in the debates: IIIIII HI in IIIIIIIIIIIIIII bridegroom — too young to family, country. Of these, one the League of Women Voters because rament to their Ups. It was an a voter preference rating of more than IS incredible event — the re- understand what they were grandson, George Angerami, Rep. John B. Anderson, the Independent Anna Gryniak was always' doing. Fifty years ago I knelt has two children. percent in public opinion polls. Well, newal of vows on the Golden pretty. She had pale, almost ipindidate, has been Invited to partici- Wedding anniversary. In St. Anthony's Church at The John Bishops bought a maybe It wasn't the best basis for de- translucent skin, the special Sixth Street and Cole and was pate. As It stands now, the opening de- Marriages decay. Ro- shade of blue eyes that some BISHOP borne in Florida. It took the cision — but then, what other criterion awed by the splendor. It was final dime to do It, but It was bate, scheduled for Baltimore this com- mance retreats. Fidelity is a Polish women have, and the lit up like the Roxy Theatre. would have been? Joke. Some couples cling to- red, almost orange shade of brought them up as though worth it. A daughter, Joan Priests on three altars in Grasso and her husband live gether with clenched teeth. hair which made all the con- bright chasubles were kneel- her bank account had seven This one endured. It was like trasts outrageous. zeroes. nezt door. And a grand- ing, bowing, reading, bless- daughter, the affectionate Hispanic Heritage Week that vigil light, the flame tall The Grynlaks were immi- ing. When she became very and steady at times, at others grants. The old man staged a old, she confided In me that Donna. It was like the last This is National Hispanic Heritage becoming heirs of the richness of His- flickering feebly in Its own It could not have been that she was having trouble with stop on a long train ride. wedding that continued for long ago. I grew up sharing a Week, designated to focus attention on panic culture as the Hispanic community three days. It waa, in effect, "A Pole with a mandolin." John works as a security Hispanic culture and the contributions of grows. bed with this character. He He owned a farm near her. As guard at the Diplomat Hotel. had only two problems — get- our Spanish-speaking citizens to the Unfortunately, many Hispanics in Momma Gryniak slept, the Anna works as a telephone ting to bed and getting up. We operator at the Waiklki United States. this country are victims of discrimina- farmer stood near her came from a long line of po- bedroom window and plunked Motel. The Gryniaks and the In a dozen years, we'll all be cele- tion and live in poverty, unable to find.. licemen. This implies more Old World love songs. Bishops, like you-know-what, discipline, more beatings brating an event which generally is con- jobs despite their desire to be productive ' She touched her head. are spread all over the coun- with a razor strop, more dust- try. sidered the beginning of Spanish in- citizens. So National Hispanic Heritage Ing of furniture and washing "Crazy," she said. "Vary, fluence in this hemisphere, the 1492 land- Week reminds us, too, of the American var-r-ry crazy!" She burst After church, six pews of of dishes than kids around the family and friends went to ing of Columbus in the New World. commitment to equality and social jus- block. Into laughter. She thought the blend of Irish in her family the Marco Polo Hotel for din- The American Hispanic community tice. The Gryniak children was good. John became a fa- ner and drinking. Especially now includes people from many Spanish- Locally, thousands of persons turned were raised to be unafraid of vorite. Her sons taught him drinking. Anna seemed sur- work. Some of the men la- speaking countries; the more than 16 out at Seven Presidents Park in Long to speak Polish. They neg- prised. She said she didn't bored on New York docks expect to live for the Golden million Americans of Hispanic heritage Branch last week for Fiesta Hispana '80, lected to tell him that all the pile-driving In the dead of words were dirty. Anniversary. John explained represent a wide diversity of cultures. In an annual celebration of Hispanic cul- winter. Some of the women > There was a nice tapestry to a waiter that he would like Monmouth County, as in New Jersey, the ture sponsored by the Monmouth County went to work at midnight, to the life of John and Anna. to have a drink but his ulcer Hispanic community is mostly Puerto. Spanish Fraternity, and a variety of ac- scrubbing floors in tail office There were - the bright kept shaking its head no. buildings threads of the good life - It was a kissing, happy Rican. There also is a growing number of tivities are planned at Fort Monmouth The nest generation Cubans In the state, some of them recent skeins of love and Joy. And day. I wondered how many this week to recognize the contributions wanted higher education. It children: Joan, Jack and couples hold hands under the arrivals who risked their lives to flee of Hispanic-Americans to the national was old Momma Gryniak who Stanley. And the dark table after fifty yean. I here in the "freedom flotilla." defense, both in the military and the traveled the longest distance. threads: unemployment, grinned at my brother: "I The Hispanic heritage is reflected in Army's civilian workforce. She had straight hair, com- domestic arguments, think," I said, "I was the one bed severely down the woo said it wouldn't last". the art and architecture of the American We salute pay the Hispanic com- middle. The skin was smooth Southwest, but we in the East also are munity on this, its special week. and ageless. Her English was flawed and halting. She Today in history raised children like.farmers By Tke Associated Press String attached raise corn — by the ear. Today is Monday, Sept., IS, Today's birthday: singer I remember when Papa the 258th day of 1980. There Bobby Short Is H years old" Gryniak died. The old lady Greg Tut, a 14-year-old from Dal- a freestyle demonstration to win the gold are 107 days left In the year. Thought for today: Do not consigned his soul to God and Today's highlight In his- las, Tex., held his world by a string last medal and a $1,000 U.S. savings bond at bought a bouse on a small pray for easy lives. Pray to be Saturday, and yo-yoed his way through the I960 Yo-Yolympics. tory: stronger men! Do not pray for farm. I saw that old lady chop On Sept 15,1776, New York five compulsory tricks • flying saucer, Which goes to prove that we all have • trees with an axe. When there tasks equal to your powers City was occupied by the Brit- Pray for powers equal to your Ursa Minor, double or nothing, our ups and downs, and sometimes they waa trouble in the family, ish during the Revolutionary tasks — grandchildren fled to her. She Samuel Butler braintwister and tandem dog walk - and pay. 'He's taking off in Carter's invisible airplane.' War. (18S5-1W2) temporary filmmakers this (•MOVIE-(WESTERN)" SHREWSBURY-, documentary ahowa Werner "Fury at Furnace Creak MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15.1980 The Daily Register 7 HerzoQ at wor» on location with 1B46 Victor Mature Coleer hie film Nosferatu Gray Two brothers clear then Television today SGT. BILKO father a name, an Ar.mv office) NIGHT GALLERY NEW JERSEY FLAMBAROS NEWS to halp amaah a daadly crime Indian maseacie (toemins) 11:00 ilSO NEWS Tal Far low Trio, a (VHF) WNET IS; (UHF) 7:50 • COMMODITY ring in a email Southern town O THE SULLIVANS M.A.S.H. 23,50, 52. 58 (all listed as 52) CORNER (Rated PQ) (2 hra) HBO THE GREATEST AFTER BENNY . NEW YORK 7S7 B N.J. LOTTERY PICK-IT 8:30 0 MERV GRIFFIN SCANDALS OF THE CEN- DRAWING (LIVE) O ODO COUPLE TURY Documented with rare (VHF) WCBS 2, WNBC 4 0 1980KENTUCKYPAC- 8:00 0 B SPECIAL MOVIE DICK OAVETT SHOW tilmfootage, leperecordmga WNEW 5, WABC 7, WOH 9 INQ DERBY Featuring the PRESENTATION Foul Play Gueat Jaw Vocalist Sarah and courtroom testimonies ot fine blend of talent WPIX11;(UHF)31 country a lop pacera. thla leresters GoldisHawn Chevy vaughan Pant infamous events that have PHILADELPHIA B CAROL BURNETT AND faacinated tha public lor 1200 000 Kentucky Pacing By ANDREW SHEEHAN J(VHF) KYW 3, WPVi, about a dafly librarian who un- FRIENDS yeers Derby, the thud lewel In paemga SHREWSBURY - Tal WCAV10; (UHF) 17, »., 48 wittingly gala heraalf involved in B BENNY HILL SHOW Triple Crown 12:16 • •*) ABC NEWS a murder achema (2 hrs .30 11:30 I. CBS LATE MOVIE Farlow and Gary Mazzaroppi 900 0 0 MONDAY NIGHT NIOHTLINE Ouincy. M E Visitors in Par 12:30 • RAISE THE TITANIC proved once again yesterday 4 NwlTONITENNlUE FOOTBALL Houalon Ottera va adiae'Stars JackKlugman.Val 0 TWILIGHT ZONE that unselfishness in one of Cleveland Browns Biaogho (Repeat) The Saint * liptrBM Ckris Rain 4 JMH Qimlli Slw|ii 12:36 • MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) 0 MOVIE -(DRAMA) •'• Tha House on Dragon s Rock* the finer virtues in the world •*i "Beneath tha Twelve pits Mil Cioll.ti • Rlcftiri CkMltriili "Tha Rainmaker <•«• Stera Roger Moore, Anthony of jazz Burt Lancaatar Katharine Hep- MlleReef ' latlTarryMowe. Una J*||erl Moril TV EVENT OF SEASON. Bale (Repeat) Robert Wagner Themurderoua The Sea Bright guitar burn A rainmaker, not only enda 8 B THE TONIGHT Uv competition for rich but danger great and the bright, young a drought in a amall Southwea SHOW The Beat ol Carson' EVENING • 0 SHOGUN Anlngli.h tern town, but bringa needed Queal Peter Strauaa. Charlea Fair Haven bassist, displayed navigator and hia craw are precedence in thia adventurea 6:00 •••••• NeleonReilly, Kelly Garrett.Cal- a sensitivity toward each oth- artipwrecked in Japan at tha of Qreek divara. their rivals in LEWS apinatar. (2 hra.) vin Trillin (Repeat. 80 mine) atanoftha I7thcantury.andara buainaaa andthair apacial code er's style to put together two 1 BRADY BUNCH 0 REFLECTIONSOF THE 8 KOJAK hald ciptiva In a vlllaga ruledby 01 elhica (2 hra ) seamless sets of beebop I JOKER'S WILD THIR0J9EICH ©MOVIE (SUSPENSE)" llarcaaamurai warriors Slaia • MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) I ODD COUPLE 0 MASTERPIECE "Deadly Haio " 1»7« Don Before a contented crowd of Richard Chambarlam. Toahlro **S "Hall and High I 3-2-1 CONTACT THEATRE ullie Sunael end Murray. Diahn Williams A 450 people at the Monmouth Mituna. (Pt. I ol a live-part Water" IBM Richard Wid- IRHOOA Evening Sm Episode XH Lime paychoticN Y city policeman County Library's Eastern drama; 3 ma) mark Cameron Mitchell Track I HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ramarrlae alter the death bf Ed- tarroriiea a woman who com ing strange Communist activi- Branch, here, the two re- ) WOMOER WOMAN (Cloaad-Captlonad) ward Langtry. and her daughter platnsaboul his violent behavior ties, a eubmanne captain fol jected the temptation to show I EXTENSIONS P.M. MAGAZINE diacovara tha true Identity of her in aavmghsr from an assault (2 Iowa them tothe Arctic and finds I UNCLE FLOYD S O THAT'S father (Cloaed Captioned) (00 off their talents for the more 6:30 I NBC NEWS INCREDIBLE minmlnre ) B PRISONER: CELL subtle interplay ef polished atomic bomb over Korea (2 I I LOVE LUCV • WHATEVER HAP- 10:00 00 NEWS BLOCK H hra) jazz. I ABC NEWS PENED TO LORI JEAN INDEPENDENT NEWS B NEWS LLOYO 12:40 (B MASTERPIECE The Tal Far)»w Trio, with 0 TIC TAC DOUGH OUTER LIMITS O MOVIE (DRAMA) ••* O MOVIE -(COMEDY THEATRE Q CBS NEWS INEWJERSEYNIGMTLY "So Young, So Bad" i»so Farlow on guitar, Mazzaroppi Q RHODA CLASSIC) •••* "Ma)or 'NEWIS 1:00 • O TOMORROW Host Paul Henreld. Anne Francis on bass and Steve Nelson on Barbara" 1941 WandyHitla'. 0MOVIE (MYSTERY) ••• I NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY ' New methods replece tradition Tom Snyder Quest: Wayne vibes, worked together as one Rax Harrison In Qaorga Bar- EWS "Tha Window" 1949 Bobby In a correction houae lor way Newton (Repeal 60mine) nard Shaw • comady. a Salva- entity in the mercurial in- I GOOD TIMES Dnacoll, Arthur Kennedy. (Paid wardgirta (t tOmlna ) O ADAM 12 tion Army girl from a rich family Subecrlption Televialon) A Irttle 1:20 S DELAWARE VALLEY teraction of its parts. Al- I JOKER'S WILD YOU BET YOUR LIFE laarna aoma laaaona about boy aaaa a murdar committed FORUM though the trio's formidable I VICTORY GARDEN I LOVE LUCV wealth end poverty. (2hre ) while looking outhlewlndow.but 1:30 B RAT PATROL HBO MOVIE -(DRAMA) ABC CAPTIONEO abilities were highlighted in D ALL CREATURES nobody believe! him. (90 S O LIFE OF RILEY ••V. "Wild Hoti* Hank" NEWS the individual solos on pieces GREAT AND SMALL B NEWS 1M0 iMdaBlwr. mchefdOren- B MOVIE (MUSICAL) ••• 0 MOVIE -(DRAMA) *•• HBO MOVIE )cOMEDY) 1:48 • RAT PATROL such as Satin Doll" and m A etrong-wllled young 1 "Tha Sky'a Tha Limit" Tal Farlow, jazM guitarut "Murdar On Voodoo la- •«H "10" 1979 Bo Derek, "You Can't Take That Away womendrivessherdolwildmus- IMS Fred Aatalre. Joan LeeJIa 1:60 G9 MOVIE -(DRAMA) •• S land" 1977 David Soul, Paul Dudley Moore One man'a bum- tangs hundreds ot miles to save (Paid Subscription Televialon) "Naon Calling" 1970 Laa From Me," the group showed Mlchaal Qlaaar. A aarlaa ol bling attempta to find hla dream them from elaughter She fight* A flier on leave meete a girl pho- Grant, Qig Young its true talent for making form at the now defunct Blue his solos, Farlow will play . againetfamllyartdlhendatorthe daatha on a beautiful uland ap- girl (Rated R) tographer andromanceeneuea. 2:00 • MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• each other sound good. Water Inn in Sea Bright The horaai' freedom (SO mint.) paar to ba tha work of a voodoo traditional bassline" or magician. (2hra.) (2 hra) "Thirty Saconda Ovar To- three years of friendship and 7:00 ~) CBS NEWS 10:30 «C0 OD M.A.S.H. A beaulllul "it's really no fun to dom- guitar. Mazzaroppi in turn 0MOVIE -(MYSTERY) ••• 11:40 8 MASTERPIECE kyo" 1*44 SpancarTracy. 1 EVENING MAGAZINE and ambitious young nurae. who inate a trio with your Instu- play was evident in the "Murdar My Swaat" 1944 THEATRE Lima iuneet and Van Johnaon subtling interweaves his bass I NBC NEWS plane to become a doctor whan atuned interplay of the two Dick Powell. Clalra Travor. A Evening Star' Eplaode XII. Lima ment," said Farlow "We behind the changes Farlow's I ALL IN THE FAMILY aha laava* the Army, tlnda her gNEWS hardbolladdatactivabacomaa rameiries altar the death ol Ed- MARY TYLER MOORE like to work out our material string instuments yesterday I TIC TAC DOUGH ••It Involved In a mlaunder- guitar parts Involvad in a complicated ward Langtry. and her daughter SHOW so that everybody ia con- as it is every Wednesday I ABC NEWS atandlng with Father Mulcahy. The trio will be per- murdar oaaa. (2 hra ) dlacovarethe true Identity other • GONQ SHOW night at the "Sign of the I FACE THE MUSIC peal) tributing at all times " OD MOVIE (DRAMA) "^ father (Closed Caplloned) (00 O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW forming at the Club Bene in ( I TO TELL THE TRUTH NEWS Times," a Rumson Restau- "TheNaleon Affair" 1»73 mine) O MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• Mazzaroppi, who gradu- I I HAPPY OAYS AGAIN SWERNERHERZOGAND rant. Keyort on Sept 26 with the Olende Jackaon. Patar Finch 11:45 BB NEWS "CC. AndCompany" 1170 ated from Rumson Fair I I AMERICA TONIGHT THE MAKING OF NOSFER- outiide help of guitarist Story of tha acandaloua loveal- Joa Namelh, Ann-Margrel Haven Regional High School "Gary and I hang out to- I A TRIBUTE TO DR. ATU Considered one ol the tin 12:00 B COMEDY SHOP talroftha ISIhcentury,between Harry Lehey and Jimmy eat and moat Innovative of con- B NEWS 2:05 • THOUGHT FOR in 1973, and later from the gether most of the week and SHOCK Brlllah Naval haio Lord Nalaon TODAY get together to play pretty Ponder Future dates include I M.A.S.H. and Lady Hamilton (2 hra , 30 Berklee School of Muiic in • BEST OF MIDDAV the Harbor Island Spa on Oct. I SANFORQ AND SON mma) Boston in 1977, agreed with often," said Farlow. "No I I HERE'S TO YOUR • MINORITY: his senior mentor. The matter, who we add to the 5. HEALTH (EXC. WNJS) RSPECTIVE 52 AN NJPTV EXTRA At the movies bassist is working extensive- group, if Gary is with me MscNellLetirer Report NEWS COMMUNITY UPDATE (WNJS) • JETS TRAINING CAMP Information for ths movls timetable It L0NO BRANCH ly with Farlow to develope things work out alright." OD NEW JERSEY provided by theetsr operators. Sines LONO MANCH M0VIIII — NEWS movlat %r* subject to change, It II rsc his "ear" in playing better NEWSWATCH Tha Entermlnetor IR) 1 20. • 20 MOVIE Farlow, one of the noted THAT'S IT IN SPORTS ommendsd that rssdert call tha theater LONO IRANCH MOVIIt II — jazz. to confirm correct timer •(SPECTACULAR) •* 7:1S • WALL STREET MOVIE-(ADVENTURE) Mountain Man IP.) 7:W, t:M greats of Jazz guitar, lives a PERSPECTIVE S MONMOUTH COUNTY "Spartacua and Tan aaaa "Mighty Joa> Young" MI0DLITOWN After playing 'for three somewhat' quiet life in Sea 7:30 SMUPPETSSHOW ••iwim TOWNINIP UA MIDDLITOWN I— Qladlatora" 1BSS 1049 Ben Johneon, Terry years with the Lionel Bright these days after drop- • WILD WILD WORLD OF CINIMA M — Raits the Titanic IPG>7:15,«:10 8ERMONETTE Moore. (Paid Subacnpllon Tha EKIermlnelor (ft) 7:10,1:30 UA MIDDLITOWN II — Hampton Band, Mazzaroppi IMALS Television) In Africa, a girl's 12- STRATNMOK1 CINIMA I - NEWS ping our out of the New York My Bodygusrd (PG) 7:19, « 30 has returned to the shore BDFAILFAMILVFEUi D foot gorilla labroughl tothe Unit- Caddvihack (R)7:J0, • :*> UA MIDDLITOWN III — BIOGRAPHY jazz scene some 20 years ago. < g«*rM5a * HOLLYWOOD ITRATNMOII CINIMA II — Honevtuckla Rota (PG) 7:10, t:» area to practice and work out ed Stataa aa part ol a nightclub Tha Big Red OnslPG) 7:11,1:11 EDITORIAL When he isn't picking a seem- CONTINUOUS DAILY SHOWINGS SQUARES act, andcraatea havoc aa It es- AiauHY PAIR OCIAN TOWNIHIP WHITNEY AND new ideas on the bass. 1 DATING GAME 9ARONIT— SIAVIIW MUAR1 CINIMA I — COMPANY ingly effortless cascade of 12 NOON 10 MIDNIGHT capee. (2 hra.) Sweat Surrandar (X) 7:10, 10; Love "There is more to learn I NEWS The Big Brswl IR) I. 10 4:30 0 BURN8 AND ALLEN HBO MOVIE Secrets IX) I 7.15. ••« LIFE OF RILEY Blus Laooon (R) 7:30.».» challenge to hear and follow Since leaving the Hampton plu$ Taanaga Fantasy • ATONTOWN KID BANK GIVE US THIS DAV COMMUNITY I — RIDIANKMOVIIII — MOVIE some very unusual musical HoneviucMs ROM IPO) 7:l>, *:M band in June, Mazzaroppi Ualu t tf Clllnaj The Exterminator (R) 7:30. t.M -(ADVENTURE-MYSTERY) changes." - COMMUNITY II — spends his time at home prac- 9C.QU SERVING Smoksv I the Bandit II IPO) 7 JO, • ID RANK MOVIIIII — '• "Eael of Kilimanjaro" IIII LUNCH* III Kidnapping of tha Prasldsnt IR) Farlow and Mazzaroppi 7:19, «:J9 1962 Marahall Thompaon. ticing and discussing melodic DINNER •ATONTOWN DRIV1IN — began playing together in The Big Brawl (R) 7:49, II; Enter MONMOUTH ARTICINTIR — S:3O IB NEWS ideas with Farlow The in- FOR ths Dragon («)»:» Fame (ft) 7:15,f:45 1977 when the guitarist came 46YEARS ••.••HOLD IHRIWIIURY terest in jazz, says Mazzarop- DON'T PftlBHOLD QUAD I — tHRIWIIURY PLAIA CINIMA I - out of semi-retirement to per- Mountain Man (R.I 7 3O,»3O Airplane (PG) 7:45, •;« Radio Stations pi, sometimes gets in the way M I 8 8 PRIIHOLDOUADII- (HRIWIIURY PLAIA CINIMA II — SEPT. 20- Mountain Man (R) 7:49,1:49 of Farlows other pursuits. 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I Secondary Mortgage Loam. 8 The DtoflyRegwter SHPE«SBUR* »« J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15 The English language has something for all tastes OVER LAKE MICHIGAN < AP, - The Eng pressure or light air turbulence bat airplanes lull language she it as malleable and manage- seem to provide the proper setting for a seminar lttranoo had people tnpping over their tongues and punt able as ever something lor ail lute* in obverse English The tongue gets out of in their haste to get ui on the debate Collectors of obverse English are oo th You can mold it into a big meatball like the torque or mm or something and renders every- There s already shedding of teeth and increase all over the Land Soon we shall haw I house special in a fait food joint and dun it out HIGH day speech leu than yar gnashing of tears at my son's college a man in a hold a national convention in a hotel suiubl; bouffant hair-do mating a smoke in the non- without undue premeditation My married daughter is a difficult type 1 equipped with a whirlpool word bath for insue smoking section assured me Push will be- What 1 your gut feeling about airline heard a Florida bound woman say in the termi- sentence-scrambling food*" the man in the teat next to me jutl come shove and we'll nave those sit-ins all over In the meantime, here is a typical letie MULLIGAN nal lounge ' She would col off her face in spite 'gain liked at we made our descent into Chicago My of her nose which is why the didn't call us at frewn an aficionado of the askew Hamo gut right then wat feeling a mite queasy Christmas " Yes I suppose be was nght I remember the Jardine of Denver writes Or you can serve it al fresco, unadorned, raw With children her friend consoled her. scenes in the 80s on' the nightly TV news the I enjoy your columns in the Rocky Moun — steak lartare with all the red blooded juices you got to take the bit by the norm and cops pushing and shoving to make those sitting lain News on obverse English and would like U running swallow your pride in stand up and get in the patrol wagon give you two examples I too havt been ptcun, A fo&l ind hit alimony are soon parted I ing product makes your bead turn, at if to ask' I tried to imagine just bow one would go Its loo late, anyway the Russians are these up for yean but never knew it had a name heard a lady on the check-in line say and I don t how's that again' about doing this when TWA announced that our there to stay in Afghanistan the stewardess The other day a house mother at a boys think the wat trying to be clever It 1 a three-cushion shot in logic that deftly flight was delayed because of the late arrival joined the debate Its like locking the barn home here in Denver was complaining abou You can garnish the mother tongue with glances off the comers of the mind Last Satur- of the aircraft which has not yet left Albu- after the horse is dead." what pressure she was under and said Why double or triple entendres for a zesty. spicy dish day the political debate in the barbershop at querque " The same sort of logic seemed to Locking a dead horse in a barn might charac- we re all running around just like the chicken? that a neighbor of mine, originally from Bucha- New York's LaGuardia Airport produced a underlie both sentences terize some aspects of our foreign policy since cut our beads off the Great War but getting into that as'one of rest, specializes in She said her overweight splendid example of the genre Obverse English is the King's English circa A fishing guide in the Ozarks told a magmi ihe sports announcers said the other night about daughter now walks to school because of all It 1 the unvarnished truth," a customer 17ft. when it was first observed that King icent.story about a storm in which his boat a Russian boycott of the Los Angeles Olympics the insults the got on the bust line " lectured the manicurist, "we're taking a George II was going mad / overturned and he lost all his fishing equipment is opening ip another kettle of worms Or you can flip it easy, over light, to produce shellacking from the Russians over thit Salt Your bread will come back to you on the The storm built up with increasing fervor on his the delightful delectation known as obverse treaty " waters I always say." said a man at the gas Or as someone asked George Bush as he part and reached us peak when a huge wave Knglith l>on t get your dandruff up, ' I wanted to station last week as his parting shot in an campaigned through New Hampshire for the overwhelmed him and that just about broke the For those of you not familiar with the form, tell him, repeating a line I had overheard on argument over the pumps being closed to all but Republican nomination, from your experience camels straw '" obverse English it a sturdy serviceable cliche Conrtll 17 14 out of Branchville regular customers in Peking what happens if we play the Russian As well it might, if he had his nose too far recycled and slightly reshaped so that the result- Maybe it's got something to do with cabin Jimmy Carter's resumption of the dralt reg- card and the Scoreboard lights up TILT'" under the tent and failed to take the bit by the Then perhaps we should pick up our marbles homs Some say cartoon character is patterned after Fenwick By SKIP WOLLKNBERO ' from her post Watergate de- fcentt one of the wealthier dis- who simply hasn't thought ai and Newark desiring a nde on the shuttle Rep Joseph Mimsh. D-.N J . cast no change in cranbern AMMiats*- Press Writer . cision to run for Congress tricts In the country Her fi- to whether the tube is going The delegation said it had are served If an eitra plane said production compared witi through the reception she to convey an image or all of WASHINGTON (APi - nancial disclosure statement been promised Pan Am would is needed, the airlines rolls the record 1979 crop Nev. held last week for John An- those horrible things we have Part of the folklore of Wash places her wealth in the mil- have shuttle service between one out The first crop forecast for Jersey is the third largest derson, an independent presi- been hearing about," she ington is that Lacey Daven- lions of dollars She has de- Washington and Newark if it Pan Am told the delega- cranberries was released last producer of cranberries dential candidate said port of the popular comic veloped a keen interest in for- were allowed to merge with tion at a breakfast meeting week and it showed the New ranking behind Massachu- eign affairs She smokes a Mrs Fenwick a'to liked strip "Doonetbury" is based To set the record straight National Airlines The last week it was not economi- Jersey crop is expected to be setts and Wisconsin pipe, but prefers not to be the way Lacey found a job for merger was approved, with affectionately on a real-life on the last score, the real-life cally feasible to begin the 3 percent smaller this year The New Jersey crop was photographed doing so Joame Caucus, the young support from the New Jersey model, Rep Millicent Mrs Fenwick Is backing the shuttle. than in 1979 but 10 percent estimated at at 245.000 bar- Fenwick, H-SJ lawyer who came to Washing- delagation, last year "When they promised a larger than 1978 rels The crop was estimated Republican ticket of Ronald "I like Lacey." she said ton after working for her op- Reagan and George Bush this when asked her impression of The advantage of shuttle shuttle, there were no condi- Nationally, the L'.S De-nationally at 2 48 million bar- Mrs Kenwick has heard ponent in an election. service is that all passengers tions expressed." an unhappy partment of Agriculture fore- rels the rumor She doesn't know year the comic strip character. "Lacey is not vindictive.1' if it's true, but doesn't mind "Lacey tells the truth I've she said if it is But it has never been in never seen Lacey lie yet " the detail but rather in the Mrs Fenwick ran into She said when Lacey first Trudeau one evening at a din- "I like Lacey quite a lot," spirit that the comic strip appeared in the strip, she the said in an interview character has seemed to cap- ner more than a year ago hadn't met the cartoonist who "I didn't know what to ture the essence of Millicent created the comic strip, Gary Lacey Davenport is a blue- Fenwick say. You know, I'd been long- blooded, straight-talking sort Trudeau ing to meet him and he leaned TftaAe /t t>€itc whose fictional career has Mrs Fenwick, 70, won a "I was mystified by this across the main table when I been traced in the comic strip House seat in 1974 and repre- man because I'm sure he went to meet him later. I A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Outdoor Flea ! -ket sponsored by Atlantic High- must have beard me some- •aid, 'I'm Millicent Fenwick' organizations. Rates $2 50 for three lines for one day. lands Historical Soc. Area surrounding Sea Scout where," she said and he said 'I know How are $1.00 each additional line; $3 50 for two days, $1 25 each Building at Atlantic Highlands Marina 10 a.m. to 4 p.m She recalled one episode you?'" she recalled. additional line; $5.50 for three to five days, tl 50 each Eight ft space$5 00. Supply own tables. Raindate: Sept which showed Lacey cam- "I said, 'I haven't dared additional line; $6 50 for 10 days, $2 00 each additional 27 Send reservations by Sept 17 to Atlantic Highands paigning for Congress with get in touch with you because line Deadline noon two days before publication. Call Historical Society. P O Box 108. Atlantic Highlands some strikers who were I was afraid you would think I The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date N J 07716. Call 291-4313 or 872-0870 for information. Secretary. walking a picket line, carry- was either encouraging you Joy Fellowship a Christian Women Outreacn Min- ing signs. or discouraging you.' I didn't istry, come & fellowship with us at breakfast, 9:30 A.M. "Lacey was standing want to do either," Mrs MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY Sirnanms Restaurant in Long Branch. Speaker: Cookie CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to there saying, 'Why, you poor Fenwick said Harper All women welcome. For information & reser- assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social dears. That's perfectly ter- She said she still doesn't vations please call 229-4537 or 870-3426 security, insurance, medical, etc Service free of rible.' I'm afraid to say that's know whether the character charge. Call 291-0485, Mon , Wed., Fri., 9 A.M. to 12 Keyport Historical Society sponsoring bus trip to rather the way I talk — sort is based on her or not, but Noon. Batsto State Park & Renault Winery, $18 00 per person of old-fashioned," Mrs. somebody still thinks so. includes luncheon at Winery. Call 264-7515 for reserva- Fenwick said. Shortly after Lacey reap- SEPTEMBER 7 THRU 17 tions. There are several quail peared in the strip two weeks Register now for Fall Art classes in painting (all The Monmouth County Chapter of Widows & .*.. Un. FaMtok roulml media), drawing & sculpture. Daytime and evening tUs which Mr. Fanwiok Widowers will hold a Social at the Knights of Columbus two letters with the strip classes. Open to adults, teens & children. Call Guild of likes in Lacey. Creative Art, 741-1441 Hall, Hwy 36, Keansburg at 9 P.M Open to widows & "She's independent. I enclosed. widowers only 566-8191, 870-1733. thought It was wonderful SEPTEMBER IS SEPTEMBER JO, 21 when Lacey said to her ador- The New Jersey delega- 10th Anniversary Shrewsbury Corners Antiques tion in Congress is unhappy The Monmouth Players present an original chil- ing husband, 'I don't mind Show & Sale, champagne & dessert, party and Antiques dren's theatre musical "Sylvanetta " at the Navesink the radio people, but the tele with Pan Am over the air- Preview, sponsored by ChristChurch & Presbyterian lines' decision announced last Library, Sept 20, 21, 2 P.M. Admission: Adults $2.00. vision people trample all over Church, Shrewsbury, 7 P.M to 10 P M Christ Church Children $1.00. For further information call 671-1225. week to inaugurate four daily Parish House, $7.50 per person. Buy early. MJLUCENT FBNWICK my carpet.' Well, I mean, that's an original politician flights between Washington SEPTEMBER 21 SEPTEMBER 16 FLEA MARKET sponsored by Port-au-peck Fire The Baha'is of Red Bank will sponsor a discussion Co at Monmouth Park Race Track, 8 AM to 5 P.M on "Spiritual Transformation", 8 P.M. Call 747-1573 for Food & restrooms on premises For information call State officials say drought details. 222-8713. Greater Shore Concert Band resuming rehearsals. Little Silver Safety Day, Sun., Sept 21, 1-4 P M Has openings for teeners, college students, pro- Little Silver Fire House, Prospect Ave. Free safety fessionals and other adult musicians. All types of information, demonstrations, games, prizes, movies music. No parades Apply to Dr. Henry Melnik, Direc- refreshments, fun for all. All are invited. may increase food prices tor, 229-0511 or Mrs. Nancy Herry, Executive Secretary Norwegian Cultural Festival in Knights of Colum- 222-1754. TRENTON (AP| - Family food- farmers, " said Eugene Taylor, chief of bus Hall, Hwy. 36, Keansburg, 12 Noon to 4 P.M Show & soybeans, tomatoes, snap beans and Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 will hold a shoppers already paying high price* are the Bureau of Agricultureal Economics sale of art & Crafts. Demonstration of Hardanger peppers have also been reduced by the Cocktail-Dance at Club Bene, Rt. 35, Morgan, tonight embroidery & Rosemaling Folk dancing. Free ad- expected to have to budget even more and Statistics of the crop reporting ser- heat, he said. for members and courtesy card holders. Prospective mission. Food is available. money for food because the current dry vice. "It's tough to make a buck." Taylor said there is little good news spell in the slate may force up the price members must attend orientation at 8:30 P.M. For Auditions for Spring production of Die Fledermaus Taylor said net farm Income will be for the farmer, except that wheat and information 671-2777. of grain below recent years because of the barley crops have actually benefited soloists and chorus, Sept. 21, 1-6 P.M. at the Monmouth Art Center Theatre. Call 747-9035 after 6 p.m. for Officials at the New Jersey Crop drought. And he said total cash receipts from the uncommonly hot weather. He SEPTEMBER 16,17 appointment. ' Reporting Service said Saturday the re- are expected to rise by about 4 percent, said fruit production has been good, and Shrewsbury Comers Antiques Show & Sale, spon- cord-breaking beat and low rainfall of but that Increase will be more than hot weather kept the size and the price sored by Christ Church & Presbyterian Church Flea Market sponsored by Colts Neck Fire Aux- the summer have led to a more than 15 offset by rising production costs, espe- down on peaches. Shrewsbury, Sept. 16,10 A.M. to9P.M. Sept. 17,10A.M. iliary No.l, Rt. 5S7 Fire House Fair Grounds, 10 A.M. to percent decline In the yields of field cially for Irrigation. The first crop forecast for cranber- to 5 P.M. Presbyterian Church House. Luncheon 11 4 P.M. Refreshments available. Space reservations it Travel and Tourism Hlcher't Job, ha doesn't slow down when widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, Rain or shine. Dealers welcome. $5.00 per space, $8 00 Claim parachutist Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. The petrochemical Industry Isn't it comes to New Jersey booster!sin with table. Call 949-2940 or 747-5908. (jwlt* ready Ut step aside as the slate's tUbar. Donation: IS 00. hang-glider pilot Frogtown Frolic MCOSS Pet Show & Fair featuring leading industry, but Mich* says It's "I hear all kinds of stories about the SEPTEMBER II. tt getting <\im- state's Image Improving," ha says. NEW YORK (AP) -The mystery the Incredible Hulk. Rides, games, food & more. 10 Customized Holiday Handmades Sale & catalog A.M. to 4 P.M. NEW LOCATION Thompson Park, Rt. Home lay this has been the best sum- man who casually parachuted from the "thrfore casinos, UM tourism in- order days for special gifts, profits go directly to Senior 520, Lincroft. Rain date, Sept. 28 dustry was said to generate up to |7 mar In tt years " top of the 110-story World Trade Center Citizens Craftsman. 12 Noon-8 P.M. Fri. Sept. 19, 10-2 billion annually It could Mslly b* over Atlantic City wears th* Impact of over the weekend to a getaway car was P.M. Sat., Sept. 20 at the Middletown Senior Center, SEPTEMBER 28 110 billion now," k* said casino gambling with Its towering build- a trained -hang-glider pilot and para- Croydon Hall, Leonardville Rd., Leonardo. Woodbench Dealers Wanted for Craft fc Flea Market, spon- ing boom But state officials say weath- chutist testing a new piece of Jumping crafts, holiday decorations, crocheted and knitted sored by Red Bank Hadassah, Sept. 28, 10 A.M. to 4 Claiming there are IIO,00» lour I it P.M., Middletown RR Station, MIddletown-Lincroft Rd. rvlated Job* In New Jersey, Klchar Myi er and gasoline availability blessed UM gear, UM Dally News reported today. items. Join us for a cup of coffee or tea. 291-1947 seasonalmerchants Th* elusive leaper, who escaped Double Space: $10.00. For information call Mrs. M. UM Industry could possibly bt about Newman, 747-2537. Rain date. Oct. 5. ft ,000 Job* short of first puMM. Still, a larf* shar* of the shore Port Authority of New York and New. SEPTEMBER tt Yankee-Boston BasbaU Bus Trip at Yankee Stadi- "There are probably mort hotels crowd skipped larg* spending sprees, Jersey officials after the l^-minute* St. John's Parish Auction, 6 P.M. $1.00 admission um, $20.00 includes, bus, ticket, refreshments. Call going up in New Jersey than In any other said Fred Scman, chlaf of Ubor Market leap Saturday afternoon, was tracked or preview party 4-4 $3.00. Antiques, services, crafts Lorraine, 787-7852. and more. Point Rd., Little Silver. part of the country," he says Information for the state down through witnesses' descriptions of Record years were notched by busi- "Everybody's bean Just a little the car, the News said L The Daily Register LIFESTYLE 12 COMICS 14 SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1980 CLASSIFIED 15 Moseley's big toe'skins' Giants, 23-21

By JONNI FALK catch, and that was not the first nightmare play the touchdown Jackson had during the game It stayed that way through a third period ii EAST RUTHERFORD - There are coaches On the Redskins' first touchdown, he took a 6 0 which Simms did not complete a pass and thi who say that football is a game of third downs dive trying to tackle Clarence Harmon, who had Giants did not get a first down But they came ti Neither the New York Giants nor the Washington just gathered in a swing pass from Theismann life after Claitt fumbled at the Giants' 2 (aftei Redskins set any records for third down efficien- With Jackson on the deck, Harmor trotted 20 Hicks' fumblei, and Simms completed foul cy here yesterday, but the Giants wish they could yards for the touchdown Moseley's point after try passes in the ensuing 86-yard drive that put thi have a big one in the fourth period back. was tipped by Frank Marion, and that missed Giants ahead That third down, and the Giants failure to do point loomed large for the Redskins most of the "We made too many big mistakes," Perkin: what they wanted to do on it, gave the Redskins a afternoon • ,—aiili«—- said They made some big plays when they hat 23-21 victory because it set up Mark Moseley's After the Giants had^plte ahfad m»Mike to. and we had a chance a few times and didn' winning 45-yard field goal with 1:55 to play. Hogan's 1-yard thrust^md Danelo s first PAT. make them We have to eliminate those bit The Giants had overcome a 20-14 Washington Theismann scranjhJJn for 37 yards around the mistakes and continue to learn " halftime lead on Phil Simms' 35-yard touchdown right side with Jackson, back turned, still chasing The learning process may be difficult Starting pass to Tom Mullady with 5 40 to go and when Joe a receiver into the end zone with next Monday night's game in Philadelphia Danelo kicked the extra point, it appeared the But there was blame enough for everybody the Giants play teams that were in the playoff! Giants might start dreaming of the playoffs with Simms. who finished with 12 for 29 and 163 yards, last year on eight successive dates. a 2-0 record. ' was intercepted three times, forced the ball sev- It was not to be. Joe Theismann of South River eral times and looked for Earnest Gray too often QUICK KICKS: l.emar Parrish had two in brought the Redskins back on a pair of comple- during the game Eddie Hicks fumbled at the terceptlons for the Redskins but was also called tions and an 11-yard run by Rickey Claitt. How- Giants' 26 after bashing for a first down, and the for pass interference twice. Each of those penal- ever, from the Giants' 38, Washington went no- Giants rushed for only 87 yards. They were only 4 ties kept a Giants' TD drive alive where on two plays to bring up the big third down. for 17 on those key third downs. Giants' defensive tackle Mike McCoy incurred That turned out to be a 9-yard completion to Still, the game could have been won. After a deep thigh bruise and may be lost for five John McDaniel that beat a Gaint blitz and while it Theismann's TD scramble, The Giants fought weeks. didn't give the Redskins a first down, it gave back for 74 yards with Alvin Garrett gathering in Larry Heater, running back picked up from Moseley, who had hit an upright earlier from 43 a Simms fourth down pass for a 32-yard touch- Kansas City, got his first start, and responded yards, a 45-yard shot instead of a 54-yarder. He hit down The play surprised Coach Ray Perkins, who with 48 of his 57 yards rushing in the first period. it perfectly and gave Washington its first win of thought he had changed it. A bruise then kept him out until the fourth period. the young season and the Giants their first loss. "When I called the play, I thought it was third The Giants used Garrett as a returner, running down," he said. "I sent in Johnny Perkins with a back and wide receiver. "He (Theismann) just .did get rid of it," running play (it was fourth and inches), but we The Redskins had three men on Earnest Gray strong safety Beasley Reece, one of the blitzers, didn't get to change the play." when Mullady caught his pass beyond Ken Hous- said. "He must have eyes in the back of his Before the half was over, Simms was in- ton and Monte Coleman head." tercepted by Mark Murphy, who fumbled on the Dave Jennings became the Giants' all-time Theismann took his bumps, but McDaniel return. Coy Bacon recovered at the Giants 39, and punter by surpassing Don Chandler's 526 punts in Joe Theitmann the Giant killer curled in front of Terry Jackson to make the five plays later Wilbur Jackson swept right for the third period ' Lackluster Jets g Yankees triumph, downed by Bills go five up on O 's ORCHARD PARK, NY. (AP) - Jeff "We moved from 20 to 20, but we made BOSTON (AP) - Relief specialist Ron seventh and then threw two balls to Rick Nixon, a rising star in Buffalo's secondary, mental mistakes. That's something the game Davis says he doesn't mind playing second Burleson. assessed his 50-yard touchdown return the plan doesn't allow for." fiddle to bullpen sidekick Goose Gossage as Blue Jays 4,Orioles I same way everyone else did yesterday. It Bills' quarterback Joe Ferguson hit 18 of long as the New York Yankees keep winning. TORONTO - Bob Bailor's single scored was the game-breaker. 29 passes for 207 yards and handed off to "I don't mind whether people know that Lloyd Moseby from second base in the 13th "They knew they couldn't run and score backs Joe Cribbs and Roosevelt Leaks to I'm winning or losing games just so long as inning to give the Toronto Blue Jays a victory quickly enough to beat us after we went up on keep the Jets off balance. the team wins," Davis said yesterday after 4 over the Baltimore Orioles. them," Buffalo's free safety said after the 1-3 hitless relief innings in the Yankees' 5-3 Moseby led off with a single and took Cribbs gave the Bills a 7-3 lead in the Bills defeated the New York Jets 20-10 to win victory over the Boston Red Sox. second on Barry Bonnell's sacrifice bunt. second period with a 1-yard dive after a 48- their first two National Football League Davis had a 14-2 record with nine saves as Steve Braun was intentionally walked before yard pass-run play from Ferguson to Reuben games in a season sinceM975 a rookie reliever last year when Gossage was Bailor rapped his hit off Dennis Martinez, Gant, and Mike-Mayer built the margin to disabled for a few weeks. 5-4, and Moseby came sliding home under the The Jets dropped to 0-2. 13-3 with field goals of 47 and 38 yards. Nixon's interception turned a tight game "Now that he's back, I'm sort of a middle tag by catcher Rick Dempsey. Pat Leahy of New York booted a 44-yard into a laugher when he stole a pass at mid- man and it doesn't bother me a bit," Davis Mike Barlow, 2-2, pitched 42-3 In relief to field goal in the first period. field and raced untouched into the end zone. said. "He's the best pitcher In baseball and gain the victory. The tally and an extra point by Nick Mike- After Eddie Murray hit his third home run The Jets' best drives were their first and Mayer made it 20-3 late in the third period. of the day to put Baltimore into a 3-2 lead in last. the 11th, the Blue Jays came back to tie with "I did it twice in college, but this one was See National League, page 10 On its first possession in the first period, an unearned run in the bottom of the frame. the best," laughed the second year man from 1 Richmond. "We didn't really start shutting New York drove from its own four-yard line With one out in the Toronto 11th. Moseby them down until the second half. We had to in a 13-play, 69-yard march which led to he makes it a lot easier for me just knowing doubled to knock out reliever Tippy shut them down and take them out of their Leahy's field goal. Then, with just over two he's out there if I get into any trouble." Martinez. Tim Stoddard came on and got game plan — the ground game — and we minutes remaining, Todd took the Jets 77 Bucky Dent gave New York a 2-1 lead Barry Bonnell to ground to short, but Bob finally started doing that." yards, nailing Gaines five times on passes. with a two-run homer in the fifth, but the Red Bonner let the ball go through his legs and Sox shelled Gaylord Perry in a two-run rally allow Moseby to score the tying run. ' Until the Bills made their defensive .The last time, he found the versatile back in their, half, bringing in Davis. Murray's third homer of the day and 29th breakthrough, Clark Gaines of the Jets ran crossing right to left and Gaines plowed into Aurelio Rodriguez put the Yankees in of the season came on a 3-2 pitch from wild, picking up 81 of his 94 yards rushing the end zone with time running out. front to stay with a two-run homer in the Barlow in the top of the 11th Murray became before intermission. He also caught 12 passes sixth and Eric Soderholm added a solo pitch only the second Oriole player in 26 yean to — five in a fourth-quarter drive which he Todd had been Intercepted four times in komer as New York completed a sweep of a hit three homers in one game twice. His first capped with an 11-yard scoring reception New York's 17-14 opening loss to Baltimore. DOWN AND OUT — Dave Stapleton of the Boston Red four-game series and padded Its American three-homer game was Aug. 29, 1979 against from Richard Todd. He cured the problem by throwing short —13 Sox is tagged out bv New York Yankees catcher Rick League East lead. Minnesota. , "I ad-libbed on the touchdown," Gaines of his 19 completions went to running backs Cerone while Yankee pitcher Gavlord Perry looks on Davis, who struck out four, had only one Murray's second homer of the day, off said. "I was supposed to just occupy the —but an interception still proved his undoing during the fifth inning. Stapleton tried to score on a long momentary lapse as he boosted his record to Jackson Todd, had provided the Orioles with linebacker, but I found myself ooen. when he overthrew Bruce Harper. double bv Carlton Fisk. 8-3. He walked Glenn Hoffman to start the a 2-2 tie in the ninth. Hinson takes top spot in Tour De Red Bank By JIM HINTELMANN that kept me from taking a spill. National Intermediate Road Champion. "You have to take the straightest line on the Gerkin, however, had mechanical trouble RED BANK - Ronnie Hinson made his long turn and you do not put on the brakes.'' with his bike and lost almost a lap. He had to trip from Raleigh, North Carolina to New Jer- Hinson, who hopes to be a member of the 1984 settle for second place. sey to compete in the Tour De Red Bank Bicycle Olympic Cycling Team, appreciated the crowd Bozena Zalewiski of Linden, one of the few Race yesterday worth it. Hinson, a talented 21- response. girl riders in the race, won the midget division year-old rider, captured the feature Senior 1-2 while Glen Schneider of Westbury, N. Y. was the "I like the people in this area," Hinson said. winner in the Senior 3-4 division. Division race, winning the 62-mile event going "They just motivated me so much that it away. doesn't take much to get up for the race." Liz Davis of Nutley won in the women's The event highlighted a seven-race program Meet promoter Doug Mitchell of Manasquan division while other winners were Jim Mont- which attracted close to 340 riders from all over explained the problem with the rain. gomery of Horndon, Va. (Veteran), Terry gent of Bowie, Md. (Master) and Fred Krincher of the East. "There was so much oil and rubber on the Brookfield, Conn. (Grand Master). In the feature race, Hinson and three other road due to the lack of rain recently that it was riders, Fred Kaeli of Red Bank, Pat Celli of like a slick when it rained yesterday," he said. Despite the rain, Douglas, the president of Long Branch and Al Kowal of Somerville, broke "It would have been much better if it had the Atlantic Bicycle Club, was nevertheless away from the pack early and were locked in a rained hard. It would have slowed down the - pleased with the event. tight four-man race for about 25 laps around the riders and it would have washed the oil and "This was the first time we had the race, in 1.1 mile-course, which started at the comer of grease away." Red Bank," Douglas said. "The other towns Broad and Canal Streets. 1 had not been receptive. Marshall Whitfield and The race for second place was a torrid battle Sam Boynton, businessmen in the area, decided At about the 30th lap, however, misfortune among Celli, Kaeli and Tom Donahue of io give the home town (Red Bank) a try. This hit as a light shower doused the area. The rain Brooklyn and it wasn't decided until just before was our best reception ever." lasted only a few minutes but it was sufficient the finish when Donahue shot past Kaeli and enough to wet the street. Celli to take second by a yard. 1 Ron Klnton. Sto*a-Shlmano, Ralalgh, N.C.; J.Tom Celli, riding for the Atlantic Bicycle Club, Donanu*. Brooklyn; 3 Pal Cam, Atlantic Bkytlt Club. Looa Kinson, with some expert riding, was able to edged dut Kaeli for third place. Brandt; 4. Ja.m»> Kag « Mil. »M Rank, i «•"»» Baalar. CllrU handle the wet street, but Kaeli, Celli and Kowal Kaeli, a graduate of Red Bank Catholic High, D, Whltlktri. N.C.J *- Jim took spills around (he comer of Monmouth School and Monmouth College, was disap- Street and Maple Ave. K»M™V*MF, L«W Placid. NY.; ;. clirHCrtMv.Gaorottown. pointed. Mount Ranlar. N V . I Jonn Chamotrlaln, C.R.C A , PrliKtlon. The three riders managed to get back on 1 Paul DurOallar. Alelnt, Jamalta. NY. 10 Paul CWKIOUK. "We all broke down about the same time," Atlantis. Mlddlatown their bikes and continue the race, but precious said Kaeli, who was third in the New Jersey I Boltna ZaKoUI. Llndan; I Kavln RMd. Bridgxaalir. ]. time had been lost ahd Hinson wasted little time Championships at Princeton. "I lost about 30 joni»Donn«lly. Som«rvlllt. ' Charla« Itwndorf, GUnOan. NY.; RtllMr PttftB tn L*fTT !*•*•• putting daylight between himself and his S Ktlth Jartnaron*. Bound Brook seconds." .. .._— J^itart BREAKING AWAY — Mark Pare of Ridgewood breaks over the finish line pursuers. ( Oavt Noll HolDrook, Hortland, Wlt . 1 Orn Jannaron«, Bound Brook I Martin Gomlna. Brid«t«alar, ' G*org< Shtllwm. to capture the Intermediate Division title during the Tour De Red Bank "I was sorry to see the rain come and the A surprise occurred In the Intermediate Patomic. Md . !. Davt RlnQltr, Vlfttland others take the spill," said Hinson, who has been Division when Mark Pare of Ridgewood upset IMarmHUtt yesterday. Pare knocked off National Intermediate Road Champion John I. Mark Rot, Rldotwood; 1 John Gtrkln. Hanover Pa." 1. Gerkin of Hanover, Pa. - . . racing for seven years. "It was just experience John Gerkin of Hanover, Pa. Gerkin is the Jim Kldd. Philadelphia. 4- Oorko Coral. Eniabnh, S 10 The Deity Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15.1980 Montgomery runs wild as Eagles bomb Vikes BLOOMINGTON. Minn (AP) - Wilbert Bean tt, Salau 1 the death of his 9-day-old daughter Thursday, Montgomery rushed for 169 yards and two touch- CHICAGO - Walter Paytoo broke loose for a completed 11 of 17 passes for 246 yards for the downs and Leroy Hams also scored twice as the 69-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter and Lions, 2-0 The Packers are 1-1. Philadelphia Eagles crushed Minnesota, 42-7. yes- the Chicago Bears forward wall sacked quarter- The Lions took the lead for good at 13-7 on a 1- terday back Archie Manning five times for a victory over yard scoring plunge by Sims 32 seconds before Harris scored on a 2 yard run with 5:08 left in the New Orleans Saints haiftime the first quarter and* three minutes later Mont- Payton carried 18 times for a total of 183 Sims, who has rushed for 287 yards in his two gomery rambled 72 yards around left end on the yards, including a wasted 61-yard run in the third NFL games, set up the touchdown when he raced longest run of his career to give the Eagles a 14-0 quarter That gallop carried the Bears to the New 22 yards around left end to the Packer 1-yard line. lead . Orleans' 19-yard line, but the offense stalled land An interception by Detroit linebacker Charlie Montgomery also scored on a 1-yard plunge Chicago came up empty on the drive Weaver set up a 43-yard field goal by Murray on and Harris banged over from 4 yards out for the Chicago's other touchdown came on a 56-yard the last play of the first half Kagles. 2-0, who rolled up more than 500 yards of pass from Mike Phipps to rookie Bob Fisher in the total offense first quarter. The Bears added field goals of 37 4*eri 14, Cardlaali 21 ' The loss by Minnesota was the worst for a Bud and 34 yards by Bob Thomas, and one of the sacks SAM FRANCISCO - Paul Holer ran 26 yards (iuiit rojc-hi-d team since the Vikings were of Manning by Alan Page resulted in a two-point for a touchdown in the final minute of the fourth beaten. 39-3. by Los Angeles in 1967, Grant's first safety in the third quarter a quarter, sending the game into overtime, and Ray vear Page had two sacks, as did Dan Hampton. Bob Wersching kicked a 33-yard field goal to give the I ton .la win ski. the NFL's leading passer enter- Hartenstine picked up theJifth sack of Manning, San Francisco 49ers a victory over the St. Louis ing the game, completed 20 of 26passes for 234 who was sacked only 17 times all of last season. Cardinals. % yards and two touchdowns Jaworski hit on 11 of New Orleans' only score came on a 25-yard Wersching's winning kick came four minutes 12 in the second half, including a 13 yard scoring field goal by Russell Enleben, which tied the into the extra period of the National Football pass to Harold Carmichael, who has now caught game at 3-3 in the first quarter before Phipps League game, and two plays by Hofer helped set passes in 114 consecutive games. connected on his touchdown strike to put the up the field play. Jawurski also hit Scott Fittkee on a 45-yard Bears ahead to stay. St. Louis won the toss of the coin before the bomb early in the fourth quarter. Lions 2i, Packers 7 : overtime, received the kickoff but did not get a Tne EagTes, spearheaded by defensive end MILWAUKEE - Sensational Billy Sims first down.' The 49ers went from their 32-yard line Claude Humphrey's three sacks, held the Vikings rushed for 134 yards and a touchdown and scored to the St. Louis 16 witt the help of a 15-yard pass without a first down in the third quarter and to on an 87-yard pass play, and rookie Ed Murray reception and an 18-yard run by Hofer. The 4ters less than 40 yards rushing for the game kicked five field goals to lead the Detroit Lions to drove 80 yards in less than a minute for the late Minnesota, 1-1, scored in the second quarter on a victory over the Green Bay Packers. touchdown by Hofer, who scored on a sweep to the Tommy Kramer's 16-yard pass to Ahmad Rashad Quarterback Gary Oanielson, playing despite right side. Steelers squeeze past Baltimore MOVING OUT — Philadelphia Eagles halfback Wilbert Montgomery (31) plunges BALTIMORE (AP) - Terry Bradshaw tossed and Coach Red Miller passed the credit around over a pile of fallen Minnesota Vikings to score a touchdown in the third quarter of maining. That pulled Kansas City to within one their i/itra-dlvlslon game yesterday. Viking cornerback John Turner (27) tried in a 24-yard touchdown pass to Jim Smith early in after the. Broncos' rout of the Dallas Cowboys. point. the fourth quarter to give Pittsburgh the lead and "Matt Robinson used his head and made some vain to stop Montgomery's efforts. Montgomery went on to gain 169 yards on the But Zorn, .given the ball on the 23 yard line ground and 17 In the air as the Eagles routed Minnesota, 42-7. the Steelers hung on to defeat the Baltimore Colts big plays, the offensive line did an excellent job, with five minutes remaining, methodically 20-17 yesterday as Donnie Shell intercepted a pass the kicking game and special teams were good — marched downfleld and ate up the clock topre - with 3:30 remaining. the whole team played well," said Miller, whose serve the victory, giving the Seahawks a 1-1 Baltimore, 1-1, moved to a first down at the team beat the Cowboys for the first time ever in record and handing the Chiefs their second defeat Hancock tops in Hall of Fame Pittsburgh three before an incomplete.pass from the regular season. Dolphlas 17, Seagals M PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) the list of the top 60 money- $45,000 he collected from the Bert Jones and a holding penalty against tackle Quarterback Robinson, who admitted that he — Phil Hancock fired a front- winners and thus secure an total purse of $250,000 pushed Wade Griffin shoved the Colts back' to the 13. Shell MIAMI — Uwe von Schamann's 38-yard field performed dismally in a 27-6 loss to Philadelphia, running, 1-under-par 70 and exemption for 1881 events. He his winnings for the year to intercepted on the next play to seal the hard- goal with 1:55 remaining-capped Miami's last- said the whole team "came out looser today and scored his first career vic- more than made that The $105,134. earned victory for the Steelers, now 2-0. ditch comeback and lifted the Dolphins to a played good football. I felt comfortable. Those victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. tory yesterday in the Hall of The Steelers took a 13-7 halftime lead on two guys (offensive line) made it happen." The winning score was set up by Bill Barnett's Fame Golf Tournament. field goals of 25 and 29 yards by Matt Bahr and a Seahawks 17, Chiefs II Hancock, a leader all the 10-yard scoring pass from Bradshaw to Franco block of a Pat Mclnally punt which gave Miami KANSAS CITY, Mo - Jim Zorn fired two the ball at the Cincinnati 30-yard line with 3:42 way in the final round, be- MONDAY NIQHT Harris. touchdown passes to help Seattle to a 17-0 lead, came the ninth first-time But the Colts went ahead for the second time, remaining. then the Seahawks held back a furious Kansas The Dolphins pulled within 16-14 with 5:02 left. winner of the season with his FOOTBALL at 1413, early in the third quarter on a 15-yard TD City rally and a heroic performance by rookie 275 total, nine shots under par pass from Jones to rookie Ray Butler. The score came after a successful on-side kick kicker Nick Lowery to down the Chiefs. following a Bengal safety. Don Strode hit Duriel on the famed old Pinehurst at Broocoi II, Cowboys M Lowery, the 24-year-old free agent who Harris on a 33-yard pass play that turned into a No. 2 course in the Carolina DENVER - After an inept performance at shocked Chiefs fans by beating out veteran Jan touchdown when Harris fumbled and running sandhill country. Philadelphia last week, the Denver Broncos felt Stenerud, booted three second-half field goals, back Nick Giaquinto fell on the rolling ball in the The 26-year-old Hancock, TOAD HALL they had something to prove in their home opener, including a team record 57-yarder with 8:35 re- end zone. who has a journalism degree from Florida, started the hot, humid day with a one-stroke COLOR T.V. lead, birdied the first hole CABLE T.V. and led by two or more until Expos maintain NL East advantage COORS * MOL9OH he took a meaningless bogey on the final hole. SPECIAL MONTREAL (AP) - Bill Gulllckson pitched a striking out 18 batters in his previous start last Dodgers I, Redsl Open Daily 11 am -2 a.m. SNACKS AVAILABLE three-hitter and Rodney Scott highlighted a three- Wednesday. CINCINNATI - Rick Monday drove in three Hancock, sidelined with a Sunday 1 p.m -2 a.m. run first Inning with a triple as the Montreal runs with a homer and a single and Jerry Reuss variety of illnesses and ail- Expos beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 yesterday. Phillies I, Cardinals 4 tossed a five-hitter to give the Los Angeles ments much of the year, 747-7222 came into the tournament ; After the start of the game was delayed 1U PHILADELPHIA - Bake McBride's three- Dodgers a victory over the Cincinnati Reds and a Red Bank hours because of rain, the first four batters to run homer keyed a six-run third inning as the three-game sweep of their series. hoping only to gain a spot on 26 Wast Front St. bee Pittsburgh starter John Candelaria, 10-14, Philadelphia Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals The Reds sunk 5V4 games behind the Dodgers collected hits and remained on the heels of the Montreal Expos in the National League West Division. It was the Jerry White, subbing for the Injured Ron in the National League East. first time the Dodgers ever swept a three-game LeFlore, led off the Expos' first with a single and Rookie Marty Bystrom worked the first seven series in Riverfront Stadium. scored as Scott tripled to deep center. innings for the Phillies, allowing five hits before Andre Dawson then singled to score Scott and being relieved by new acquisition Sparky Lyle. It Reuss, 16-5, was in serious trouble only in the raced to third on a single by Ellis Valentine, was Bystrom's second start and second straight seventh when George Foster doubled and Dan making a return to the lineup after missing 22 victory as he ran his string of scoreless innings to Driessen walked to open the inning. Ray Knight games because of a hip injury. An infield out by 17 since being brought up from Oklahoma City at sacrificed to advance the runners, but Reuss Gary Carter produced the final run of the Inning. the start of September. struck out Paul Householder and retired pinch- The Expos, who maintained their one game Pete Rose started the Phillies' big third inning hitter Hector Cruz on a groundout. lead in the National League East over Philadel- with a one-out single. Mike Schmidt followed with The left-hander raised his season record phia, then relied on the arm of Gulllckson, 9-4. another single and McBride hit his eighth homer against the Reds to 4-0, including three complete Who had set a record for a rookie pitcher by of the season to make it 4-0. games

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NJ MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15. 1980 The 1 * Giant tuna frenzy grips area fishermen Not since the days of the U.S. Atlantic Tuna Tournaments 30 and more years ago tional, light for giant tuna, but 50 feet of the pound test single strand wire and some used served lo the letter has giant tuna frenzy gripped the North Jer- 80-pound test line was doubled back It fought 250 pound test wire cable During the years of The limn is two giants to a boat provided sey Shore as it did over the weekend when the for three hours plenty we saw giant tuna every day but hook the necessary permits are at hand Ed Pinter chumming fleet 18 miles due east of Manas Most of the tuna taken since the run tips were infrequent .1 Mdtduan weighed a 15's-pound striped quan Inlet numbered an estimated ISO to 200 HE1SRY started last week have been shipped to New One year I went out 10 times and on the bass at Gigtio'l Bail and Tackle Shop in Sea boats. York for sale at the prevailing market price 10th time my partner finally hooked a fish in bright The fish was taken on a rigged eel which over the weekend was reported down The unexpected heavy run has already the 600-pound class The skipper promptly Mike and Joe Tartaglia of Little Silver to SI 25 a pound It had .been reported at $2 50 settled things by backing the boat over the caught 10 bluefish up to 12 pounds and a five- produced one fish over the thousand pound SCHAEFER a pound last week mark and many anglers have reported seeing anchor line within moments after 1 had pound hunitu other fish just as large or larger The new Before the run of bluefin tuna started, the tossed the line and buoy overboard so that we Georg* Kinnegan of Sea Bright weighed a state record-breaking 1,022 and 963 pounders market had been supplied mostly with bigeye could be free to follow the fight h'i pound weakfish. Charles Kitlasz of were taken on Thursday aboard the private and yellowfin tuna caught in canyon fishing The anchor line was hopelessly wrapped Kdison an 8-pound weakfish. Paul Mazzaroa In the order of preference. Japanese buyers around the boat's single propeller The tuna 7'2-pound weakiish and Vinney Johnson a boat Runaway owned by Marvin Gutschmidt cord The captain was Bob Pisano, who owns the want bluefin and bigeye tuna and are less half emptied the 12 0 reel on its first run. live pounder Don Bresney caught three Among the lupky anglers on Friday was interested in yellowf ins took a breather, and then ran the line down to stripers on worms Belmar charter boat 01' Salty aboard which Mike LaViola, co-owner of the Tackle Box, the former record 955-pound tuna was taken Japenese eat their tuna raw the spindle before the line snapped John Jones of Keansburg weighed an 8'a- Hazlet. who has his own 30-foot boat, Rav. After years of scarcity, giant tuna, fish of I spent the next hour diving with a knife in pound wrakfish and an 8': pound bonito at last Nov. 5 It shattered the record 796-pound However, on Friday he sailed aboard the 22- tuna taken by Joseph Casale in 1973. 300 pounds and up. reappeared in force last repeated onslaughts on the rope wrapped Julian's, Atlantic Highlands Joe Sergewich foot Aquasport owned by his friend Al Sachs September when trawlers working on ling around the propeller I got enough of it off the ol Shrewsbury weighed a 13'i-pound bluefish None of them may not have been record- and since Sachs was captain of the day, Mike and whiting in the Mud Hole started tepKHH breakers, but a half dozen giant tuna were shaft so thai we could limp back to Brielle I .ind reported a catch of 30 fluke Tom Dorsey had the chance to sit in the fighting chair. ing them The fish began to appear whenever never went giant tuna fishing on that boat ol West Keansburg weighed a five-pound hooked yesterday The targets was an 869- LaViola said it was 10 a.m. by the time the net was hauled aboard and some dead and pounder taken by Skip Boyle aboard the boat again fluke' they got to the tuna area and started chum- dying fish spilled overboard. Maurice Meyer of Elberon, who has filed Filhinf from a car top boat. Gerry Ried- Lifesaver. The fish had to be towed in ming Giant fish came into the slick within Tuna have little fear of boats and eagerly backward for a state record for bigeye luifa with a 322 inger of Oceanport caught two stripers minutes. Two rods were put out but when two take fish that spiH back into the sea They pounder, has taken four swordfish on his runs Compared to Friday when all of the 30 ut'i^hing 24'j and 21 pounds, which he monsters showed interest in the baits, one know that they can easily elude sharks and to the canyons this season in addition to a lot weighed at Steven's Bait and Tackle shop in boats out tuna fishing reported hooking fish, outfit was promptly reeled in to avoid a really don't have any natural enemies except of bigeye and yellowfin tuna, true albacore. a lot of boats in the big fleet on Saturday West l-.iul Greg Sutler of Hackensack double hook up. fishermen and white marlin A bluefin tuna fisherman weighed H 10'* pound bluefish Pat Conte of failed to get a strike. Capt. Andy Albano who LaViola said that the bait on his hook was However, they have remarkably good since the late 1030s. he is toying with the made the long run from Highlands said that Elberon caught six weakfish. the largest a live ling and one of the big fish boiled into it eyesight and my own opinion as to the reason thought of trying for the giants this week eight pounds he didn't have a tuna in the slick all day long right on the surface. The ling disappeared in for the easy hook ups last fall and this month but said that he knew some were caught. Not inconspicuous in the crowd of S'HT I Vic 1'inelli of Long Branch weighed a the great mouth of the tuna and LaViola was is the fact that monofilammt Nylon leaders tators at Brielle and Belmar over the wceii striped bass of 19 pounds and an 84 pound Eight tuna were weighed at Hoffman's An- hooked solidly into a 747-pound fish. are now being used chorage, Bhelle, but none close to the re- end were federal agents checking to make weakfllh at the store yesterday Motts The fish was hooked on a Penn 80 Interna- In the old days we chummed with 125- sure that bluefin tuna regulations are ob- Martelll weighed a ti'i-pound weakfish 9 Knicks Holtzman is smiling More sports, page 18

By DAN ROSENBAUM though, and that takes ef year." agree. McGuire, said "I don't know fort." That's a year that "Last year we had five how many people have con- WEST LONG BRANCH - Holtzman and other mem- players," the coach ad- tracts, but I don't think there Not only, is Cartwright in mitted. "I think we'll have Red Holtzman has been smil- good shape, but the whole bers of the Knick organiza- are many spots left. I'll just ing during his command on tion would just as soon forget. more depth this year There have to keep working hard. team seems to be in better are less spots on the roster to Enter the floor at Monmouth Col- condition at this stage of the It had it's mo-ments, like the If they don't need what I lege Alumni Hall, the site of "mergence of both fill. That's a good situation." have to offer them that's it, " game than others Holtzman Not for everyone. the New York Knickerbocker has coached, and Red has Cartwright and Richardson he said The Register's veteran training camp. been at this thing for over 16 as bonafide NBA stars. But For Joe Chrnelich, a What he has to offer is For one, he sees a years and 600 victories. more than anything, the fourth round draft choice out strong, hard play, "nothing trimmed down Bill Knicks of the 1979-80 season of Wisconsin, it could mean fancy " as he puts it. Trouble Exciting Cartwright. Last year's lead- "Ray Williams, Sugar will remember the chances unemployment. The 6-7, 230-is. there are quite a few ing scorer reported to canif (Michael Ray Richardson) they had to qualify for a pound forward made it players on , the Knicks who at 24u, 15 pounds under his are in good shape, too. playoff berth late in the sea- through rookie camp un- can offer the same thing. In- playing weight of a season Marvin Webster's knees son, chances that they let get scathed, but against the vets, cumbents, they're called, and ago. seem to be okay so far, and away it gets a little tougher to look as in politics, incumbents are he's played very well de- better. tough to unseat. "That's a plus," fensively in camp. Hopefully, Many observers pointed to "I can play a lot better ("amp is only three days Holtzman said. "We wanted it's these kinds of things that the lack of bench strength as than I did at rookie camp," old. Holtzman is smiling him to take off the weight last will let us get off to a little the reason for an early vaca- Chrnelich, a discovery of Chrnelich is waiting Lots of year. He did it on his own. better start than we did last tion. And Holtzman had to chief Knick scout Dick both is going around. Tinton Falls captures Warner win

MARLBORO - Carlton extra point to help Holmdel Atlantic Mighlaadt 13, Key- Maurice Caldwell threw a 40- extra point as Red Bank Davis ran the opening kickoff top Rumson for its second port t yard touchdown pass to Tony rallied Inthe foruth quarter to back 85 yards, then added a win without a setback. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Morgan and ran 45 yards for top New Egypt pair of second quarter touch- — Quarterback Sam Goode the other as unbeaten Long River Plata 14, Eatontowa- down runs, to lead Tinton Fair Haven 18, Keaniburf 0 scored one touchdown on a Branch won its second came. Kort Monmouth I Falls over Marlboro, 19-0 in KEANSBURG - Dave seven yard run and passed to MIDDLETOWN - Pete Pop Warner football action. Briggs passed 40 yards to Mike Frankenfeld for the ex- Red Bank 7, New Egypt I Goldsberry ran three yards Brian Douglas for onetra point as Atlantic High- NEW EGYPT - Jim for one touchdown touchdown llolmdrll3,Hum»on« toucown and scored once lands evened its record at 1-1. 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S Tatal Mill T-*-i as I • i E—Candelerla. LOB—Pittsburgh \ Minnesota 4. Chicago 5 Hume 1 -Bonnell. SF—Whltt. "^ «-• • • Montreal t. 1B-Rtcatt 5-Whlte California 10, Teiasi T-Ml A—34.034 IP H IIIIIK Milwaukee!. Seattle 0 i*> M a •• aa to Yoeleraav's Oenves IT. LOUIJ PHILA 713 1 .13 I 4 I , Cleveland 5-3. Detroit 44. 1st game. 1. LOB—New York 10. Boston 4. 7B— Ran ^-n>» •krtM *(>• TftffiU 131 I dolph, Flak 2. 3B—Rice HR—Dent (51. "•"» Innings * J Herr ss 1 2 o LSmlth If 5 112 stoddard 2 1 0 Rodrlguai (3), Soderholm II). SB— G ack Toronto 4, Baltimore 3.13 innings Ttcott cf i i t Rose ib 112 1 DMartlnet L.s 4 1 1-3 1 II ' 0 0 New York 5, Boston. 3 KHrndl Ib 1 0 0 Unser Ib 1 0 0.0 Temrte H • •« aa so Minnesota 3. Chicago 3 Durham If I 3 1 Schmdt 3b 1 I I 0-Todd IVI t Gullkksn W.»-4 « California 3. Texas I Hendrck rf 00 0 Lvle p 0 0 0 0 Willis 11 0 Kansas City 4, Oakland 3 Landrm rf 00 1 McBrld rf 3 12 3 Barlow w.J-l 4 1-3 1 Milwaukee 3. Seattle 2 TKenndv c 3 0 0 1 GVkvh rf 10 0 0 WP— Todd, Barlow. T—1:44. A—H,t17 Relit 3D 0 2 0 Morelnd c 4 0 0 0 Oakland IKeougg h is 121 at Texas (Clay Ramsv 2b 3 0 0 0 GMddi cf 3 110 CHICAOO Htm YORK 2 11. 6 35 P.m. Smmni ph 0 0 0 Dernier cf 1110 ili>U aarkM Chicago (Baumoarlen 1101 at Seattle Phillips 2b 00 0 Bowe ss 3 110 DeJesus ss 4 1 1 0 Wilson cf 5 14 0 C.B.S. SUPERMARKET (Abbott 10 10). 10 35 p m SMartlm p 1 0 0 0 Aguavo ss 10 11 Flguero cf 5 110 Bckmn 2b 4 2 3 1 Only games scheduled Avlles 2b 3 10 0 Bucknr Ib 2 2 11 Mailllll Ib 5 3 3 5 Taiwan—'i Oemee Oesa ph 10 0 0 Bvstrom p 1 0 0 1 Klngmn If 12 2 4 Yongbld rf 4 1 0 0 36 MMII ST. KEAHSBURG Detroit at Baltimore, 7:30 p.rn. Often p 0 0 0 0 JVckvc 3b 10 0 0 Leicano cf 0 0 0 0 Jorgnsn If 0 0 0 0 wi Cleveland at Boston. 7:30p.m. KSmllh ph 1 0 0 0 Tracy rf 3 0 0 0 SHendrn rf 3 1 2 3 Toronto at New York, a p.m. Little p 0 0 0 0 Tldrow p 0 0 0 0 Trevlno c 4 0 11 Minnesota at Milwaukee, 1:30 p.m. Bonds ph 10 0 0 Sutler p 0 0 0 0 Brooks Ib 10 0 0 Oakland at Teias.a.35p.m. Total II < • 4 Telal Mill! Handle 36 3110 Almon si 3 0 0 0 California al Kansas City,a:35 p.m II. I aaa eaa get— 4 Tyson 2b 0 0 0 0 Taveras It 10 0 0 PICK-IT Chicago at Seattle. 10:35 p.m. IM aaa ota— a Biackwei c 3 0 1 1 Zachrv p 10 0 0 E—Avlles. LSmlth DP—St Louis 1 Olllard 2b 2 0 0 0 Berengr p 0 0 0 0 '150 WEEKLY LOB—St Louis 7. Philadelphia S 2B— Bllttner ph 1 0 0 0 EMed» ph 10 0 1) NATIONAL LEAOUI Allan p 0 0 0 0 BAIT McBrlde. GMaddos. Herr. Durham 3B- Kellehr Ib 10 0 0 JERSEY NUMBER GAME JUST PREDICT HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE W L Pel OB Aguavo. HR—McBrlde III SB—LSmlth. Lamp p 100 0 Bowa. Dernier. SF—TKennedv. WHrndi p 00 00 Pick any thre« numbera—you can play Montreal 7« u SS2 - 10 0 0 AND PRO GAME WINNERS... Philadelphia 71 as .545 1 II •• BB SO Thpsn ph M.Leau Caudlll p 0 0 0 0 from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 day* a week Pittsburgh 75 4* .511 4Vt 1 Vail rf 3 00 0 if you think you know Football, here's your chance to prove it. Enter St LOUIS M 11 .441 SMartlm L.S-10 2 2-3 a WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER la Frailer 1 13 1 0 TeUI Total at II 13 It the Register's Football Contest each week. You may win $10Q, first New York 411 12 .417 . _ inn m HI at— r Chicago 555 17 Ml 23V* Otlen 2 0 Little 2 2 ; New van at aaa 144-11 place, $30 second place and $20 for third place. Simply check the names waiT Orse out when winning run scored. Houston ai eo .577 of the teams you think will win from the teams listed on the Register's — Bvstrom w.2-0 I E — Trtvlno, Brooks. Mailllll. Los Angeles 13 40 .577 1 Bleckwell LOB—Chicago 4. Naw York 4. entry form appearing in the Sports Section starting Sunday, September Cincinnati 77 SM 5'<> Lyla IB—Buckner IB—Wilson HR—Klngman WE'RE DEALING $$$ Atlanta 74 M 511 PB—Moreland. T—2:14. A—30.137. 1 (171, Mailllll (IS). SHenderson (a). SB- 21. You may submit up to six different entries each week. Anyone of San Francisco 47 71 472 RIGHT NOW WE'RE DEALING San Diego 62 01 any age may participate. During the football season, $150 will be SaMfaay'i Oames awarded each week to the persons who select the greatest number of New York 4, Chicago 2 •^ ON BRAND NEW RABBITS . Pittsburgh 4. Montreal 0 THE BANK THAT * ON SLEEK SPORTY SORBOCCOS winning teams. In case of a tie, single winner will be determined by the Philadelphia 2. St.Louis I closest to the total number of points scored by all teams on the contest Atlanta S.San Diego 3 "* ON ROOMY DASHERS AND Los Angeles 3. Cincinnati 3 card. Houston 3. San FrancIsco2 VSTHEHMS YaaMraars Oanwe . ECONOMICAL DASHER DIESELS Phlladelohla I. St.Louis 4 WfrfNERS NAMES WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON Montreal 4. PlttsburghO • ON ALL 1980 VOLKSWAGENS New York 10, Chicago 7 INTEREST IS THURSDAYS IN THE DAILY REGISTER Atlanta 4, San Diego 3 e Bring your trad* — hlghaat valuga given Los Angeles 3. Cincinnati 1 e 4a-month flnandng to qugiltlad buyara Houston t. San Francisco 4 JCR56V REMEMBER...you'll find your entry form and contest I Tatars Sams e Ooan and cloaad and toaaaa avaHaMa St.Louis (Hood 4-4) at Chicago (Capllla BLOOD BAWKf e Crtooag from our graal tglgclton details in the SPORTS SECTION of The Daily Register I 2-4or Reusehel 10-111.1 30pm Los Angelas IHooton 13-5) al Atlanta Drivm In tod»r and driv ovl with an IncrtOlblt bargain. starting Sunday, SEPTEMBER2L | IBgggs«-M 31 NJ corresponding secretary; ple Shalom, Ayrmont Lane p.m. In Neubergor CALL NOW! " " Oftar valid only aa a dtacount and may not ba James Acker, Freehold, and Church Street. For Auditorium at the hospital. C Jrt 1919 LICENSED AND INSURED comblnad wW) any othar daoount or apaoial rat*. treasurer and Mrs. Joan Mi- ^further Information, In- Plans will be discussed for > Mftaan ruann Odar valid Sapt 1 throuoh Oct. 4,1M0 nor, Long Branch, financial terested persons may contact the Nov. 21 luncheon and .secretary. the synagogue. fashion show. SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. i960 The Dairy Register 13 Advice ASK DR. BROTHERS YOUR HEALTH Pills and drink are Biological time clock a double addiction By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. of purposeful inbreeding Can one easi- number of attempts to explain this ly explain the opening and closing of phenomenon It still remains a mys- For the put lew moalkt I find that I By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS alarm you. but this is a dan- close girlfriend recently not apply to you, and I can't morning-glories^ tery awake each morning at i:tt exactly. Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm U gerous situation It sounds to broke off their friendship really tell whether your The wonderful phenomenon of peri- It's icary. I tbea fall aileep. The odd Your own biological clock is in ac- and recently, because of my me as if your mother has an with me after telling me thai odicity is intriguing The time se- friends are right or wrong thing li that It happeat with DO relation tioJi Any attempt to explain your 5 26 dlvtrce, 1 returned home to addiction to both alcohol and I was a narcissist Of coarse, quences that happen to the body and You seem to be concerned to the time I go to bed. Caa you explala awakening would at best be live wltb my 48-year-old pills This dual addiction isn't I was Irritated and wanted to the mind in sickness and in health are about their opinion and where thii interesting thing? - Mr. E.P., speculative. mother. We have a very close uncommon, especially for say, "Isn't everybody?" I phenomena that are known to occur, you're going, however, and N.Y. Can pregnancy ever occur after Ike relationship and I've never women in their 40's mean, naturally I'm ia- yet sometimes are impossible to ex- that may mean there's some age of M? - Mrs. G.B., Ore. had any big problems with Your mother needs help teresled la moving up In my Dear Mr. P.:' plain. truth in their description of Dear Mrs H her like most of my friends because alcohol is a sedative Job and maybe I am preoc- your behavior There are few more wondrous One of the most remarkable pieces Cases of pregnancy have been re- have had with their parents. I and when she takes sleeping cupied with my own success, mechanisms than the biological time of time-clock regularity was described ported past the age of 50 and even past really love my mother, which pills on top of that, she's add- but I don't see anything so Most healthy people .are clocks that reside within the human in a book on biological clocks in medi- 60 I do not know how accurate these is why I'm writing. I've been ing another sedative This unusual about this. Perhaps interested in themselves, but body Your experience is not unique. cine and psychiatry. It was written by reports are, but they do make good watching her for almost two can and dues kill The median I've been more self-preoc- if their self-esteem is totally Many people have the same startling Curt P. Richter, of the Johns Hopkins newspaper copy weeks. Every night she age fur" drug-related deaths cupied lately because I've dependent upon what others story to tell Plants and animals, too, Medical School. In it he describes the Generally, it is accepted that the passes out (at least In my for white men and black men beea working oa two sepnrate think of them, then there's have their own built-in time mecha- regularity of clock mechanisms in ex- menopause, or change of life, repre- terms) from her combo of and women is 28, for white self-Improvement programs. apt to be something wrong. nism which defies imagination and ex- perimental animals and in human sents the end of a woman's reproduc- booie and pills. She says she women, 43. I'm wondering If maybe my The narcissist doesn't re- planation Only occasionally can sci- beings. A fascinating case, he reports, has no problem and that she tive life. I suggest you talk with her friends, or my former ally love himself at all, and ence make inroads into the reasons and is that of a young Belgian girl, bom in never drinks before the It is possible that the wide use of doctor immediately and ex- friends, may have an Incor- this is why he has a difficult explain why they occur. 1850. "At 13 years, Louise Lateau sud- hormones may delay the onset of cocktail hour. Maybe she plain what's happening I also rect definition »f narcissism. time loving others in any Rhythm and regularity are reported denly developed severe pain in her left menopause and thus account for the doesn't, but then she makes suggest that you contact an 1 feel perfectly healthy, even deep, meaningful way He's in thousands of animals. A tiny fish, the breast, from which she started to bleed occasional and rare instances of preg- up for that after the cocktail Al Anon group in your com- though 1 do tend to move grunion. comes out of the water at full every Friday. Subsequently, she also nancy after the age of 50. hour. We manage to get munity and meet with them from one person to another. I often afraid of close rela- moon and lays its eggs in the sand began to bleed each Friday from all the Dr. Coleman welcomes questions through dinner, but after that I'm sure you'll find people don't feel this Is promiscu- tionships and is more in- before high tide. This time clock is sites from which Christ bad bled on the from readers. Please write to him In it's forget-everythlng time. familiar with this problem ous, Just typical of the limes. terested in sexual conquests probably the result of millions of years cross." You can imagine the infinite car* of this newspaper. -—— Shetiai • couple drinks after who'll be able to help you and Do you agree? - T.Y. than in getting to know anoth- dinner and she blacks out, but your mother er person The female she also takes sleeping pills Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm i Dear T.Y.: Being "typi- narcissist has a tough time and diet pills during the day. beginning to wonder If some- cal of the times" wouldn't finding, or holding onto love, HINTS FROM HELOISE -B.L. thing's wrong wltb me. Two preclude this as an indication as does the male They are Dear H L - 1 don't mean to of my last boyfriends and a of narcissism. This word may both users. Recycle that vinegar ANN LANDERS

DEAR HELOISE: (my choice) or by product. haven't found a cat yet that didn't After cleaning my sew automatic Remove the flap and write the cate- enjoy getting his exercise walking coffeemaker with tea caps of white gory on the top inside part of the en- from bumper to bumper over the fami- ?ji Grounds for complaint vinegar, I just couldn't pour that good velope (that would normally be cov- ly (or neighbor's) car. — Heloise vinegar down the drain. ered by the flap). DEAR HELOISE: 4. Staying late to wash the measure of a person by the So, after •training It to remove any Stack the envelopes together and Dear Ann Landers: Re- coffee" Involves the follow- With two small children, I found a coffee-maker, plus the cups things that annoy him." Jast sediment from the coffeemaker, I then staple them across the bottom, garding the controversy as to ing: very helpful tip to shorten my work and spoons If one's superiors call me — A Loose Hanger poured some over my dralnboard and making an 'accordion-style' folder. whether or not secretaries 1. Purchasing coffee every load. prefer not to use the disFro- m Los Angeles drainer, some in my sinks and some In For convenience, I have an extra should "get the coffee/' 1 two weeks, along wltb all the I'm one for always having paper posable kind. Dear ABB Landers: I am a my steam Iron. envelope stapled to the back to hold the feel It Is necessary to define accoutremeats — e.g., plates on hand, but never thought to use i. Collecting money peri- ZS-year-old male with a fami- With a little elbow grease and the coupons as I take them out to cash In. the term before this Issue can cream, sugar, stlrrers or them as they were stored la a seldom- odically for the coffee lund. ly I love very much. We have vinegar, my drainer looks new again, All's ready when I reach the checkout be discussed intelligently spoons, hot cups, napkins. opened cabinet. If the above duties are In- a son II months old aad are no more ring around the sink, and my counter. I. Arriving early to make Now I have them sitting on my If "getting Ike coffee" cluded In the definition of planning on a couple mare. iron is steaming! — VaLoana Walter This file is easy to handle while means the secretary simply the coffee because everyone counter top In n napkin holder right la "getting the coffee," you Now the question: Great idea, Love, but let's take it shopping, coupons are easy to find, and plain sight. pours a cup from a nearby wants a cup as soon as he/she will surely agree that secre- At II I was a convicted one step further!! most of all, they are always In your dispenser and plnces It on her arrives. For laach or extra snacks, I always taries nave a valid complaint. felon. I lost several Job op- Just in case you don't want todo all purse when needed. — Josephine Con- use them, saving my hands and my boss's desk, I agree It Is not ». Making additional pots slanllnovich Thanks for letting me speak portunities because I was that work in one day, next time you will energy — Kathleen Ledet too much to ask. However, of coffee throughout the day my piece. — Coffee Nerves only have to use about two or three Thanks for one more way to sim- my 17 years of "getting the as needed. truthful about mv past. After DEAR HELOISE: Dear Nerves: I appreciate cups vinegar because you are going to plify shopping with coupons, and do a while I slopped being so Next time you're Ironing, turn the your in-depth analysis. It open about my record. Our use it over and over again. they ever come in handy these days! — Ironing board around and use the wide added a new and vital social life Is a lot belter, and I Here's the trick. Put a coffee filter Heloise end. It works better for shirts and DEAR HELOISE: dimension to the controversy. now have a very good posi- in like when you make coffee, then larger objects. The next letter la from a sec- We kave a cat we an vary load of, tion. keep pouring the vinegar through about The shirt fronts fit on It perfectly so retary who has a different and we also have a car. My mala concern Is our three or four times. you don't have to keep adjusting the point of view - but I'll bet all The problem Is, our cat likes the car children. Should I tell them Put the vinegar back in a special • hirt to iron II - NIU she has to do Is go to the as much as we do. Every morning our about my peat or heap ontel? bottle, label, and use it the next time. commissary! - Heloise car is covered with fresh cat tracks. THIS COLUMN Is written for If year answer Is "tell DEAR HELOISE: Short of getting rid of the car, do you...the nomemaker. If you have a Dear Ana Landers: I have them," at what «ge? I want something to any to Ike secre- I've discovered how to make an you or your readers have a solution to hint or a problem write to Heloise in to he close to my kids bml 1 tary who resents being asked easy and cheap pone site Hie for car- the problem? - Jean Smith care of this newspaper. Because of the doa'l wail to make aay mis- by her boss to get a cap of rying store coupons. The only solution I can come up tremendous volume of mail, Heloise is takes along the way. — Un- coffee. You'll need enough envelopes (that with would be to cover the car with a unable to answer individual letters. She knowing 1> Escondldo Waal's ike big deal? 11 are large enough to hold the coupons tarp or old covering, like a bedspread. will, however, answer your questions Dear Es: If you don't tell gives me a chance to gel easily) for each category, be II by aisle At least that'll keep the tracks off. I in her column whenever possible. them, someone else might — away from behind my desk and that would be bad. and enjoy a little exercise. All of us who sit for hoars on Walt until the oldest is six end (and I do mean end) can or seven. Tie It In with a story use la* break. or real-life incident about a Memos former convict who went I like to gel my bosses straight and made something coffee. They are amaied al of his life. Use yourself as an hew I remember who likes example to prove people can 30th year Sandpipers' fund Friends in need Spaghetti dinner tkelrs a certain way. (Actual- change and that they should ly, I have a cede chart taped not be counted out or stig- MONMOUTH BEACH- LITTLE SILVER-The HOLMDEL-Dr. Mel Berns- MATAWAN-The te my desk; "Mr. J., black. Members of the Sandpipers matized because they made Little Silver Junior Women's tein, an authority in the field Matawan Italian-American Mr. S., white ao sugar, Mr. one mistake It will be a load Senior Citizens Club are tak- Association will serve a MR. AND MRS. JAMES H. UARDELLA Club is kicking off its 30th of Jungian philosophy and in- D., black with sugar sub.") off your mind once the deed is anniversary celebration with ing a trip to Watchung Inn terpretation of dreams, will spaghetti dinner Sunday from Once you wrote sometklng done. Skeletons can make one a membership drive.' Area tomorrow to have lunch and speak at tomorrow's 8 p.m. 1 to 6 p.m at the clubhouse, la you- column that applies heck of a racket when they women aged It to 37 in- see the show, "George Wash- meeting of Compassionate Route 35, Laurence Harbor, The Jomes Gardellas kere: "You caa tell the fall out of the closet. terested in joining the or-ington Slept Here." The bus Friends, in St. Benedict's to benefit the Rudy Masia ganization are invited to at- will leave Borough Hall at parish house, 165 Bethany Fund. There is a reduced tended a meeting tonight at 8 9:45 a.m. and return at 6:30 Road. Compassionate price Tickets will be sold at o'clock in the clubhouse, p.nr. Florence and Frank Friends is a self-help group the door, There is a reduced feted for anniversary Hum son Road and Church Shearan are in charge of res- for parents who have suffered price-for children. KEANSBUMi -Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Uardella of What yyoo u sewhe is whaat Street, or contact the mem- ervations. The group will the loss of a child. Mrs. James H Uardella, 11 Fort Thomas, Ky. Among bership chairman, Madeline have its regular monthly Willow St., celebrated their some 100 guests were Mr. and LLea nl lini i e deliversdli . R. Ottino, Sagamore Avenue, meeting Thursday at 7:30 50th wedding anniversary at a Mrs. (Jardella's nine grand- Buutltul rttulls from ipFtreCo -1. New Prospect Rd Mon. at 7 15 pm we daveout mare welcome request* for delivery service and UTTLI aWtViMnoe S>tver F.re House. Proepecl Ave,. T^ « 9 15 am A 7 15 charge accounts. LOMOMANCH-lAMABtdg. lnd , Thur at7 15pm Family Oiiropraclic Services MOMUNVILLI'V M H A Ten net fid ft Rt 79 Tues al 9 30 a m BROAD ST. 741-4174 SHREWSBURY NirniNI CITY-UniMd Fire Co -1. Memorial Home. Laurel Ave , Tnure at 9 15- PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY a m • 7 15pm Broad Street Chiropractic Center iACKtOK-Jackson Estate Qub House. Lakehufit Ave Wed ai 7 tfipm For mora information, phona 942-6760 OdAM>WavlK)e Community Fife Co , Waet Park \ Wayitde Avenue, Tues at 7:15 or visit the Central Jarssy Blood Cantor Richard M. Gill, D. C. 759 Broad Street 747-4*02 Shrewsbury HANALA^AM-Steinbecrta Oept Store. Oround Floor (meeting room ne«r lumiture on Newman Springs Road in Rod Bank H R V R 0 R H R , dept jTues ai6 30pm & Thors si6 30 p m 14 The D#yRegister SHREWSBURY, NJ SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER u, i9eo Srjuffv Smith Dennis the Menace

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The Wizard of Id

"Jack and Jill, Jack and the Beanstalk, Jack Be Nimble, Jack Spratt. . . were all Mother Goose's friends named Jack?" Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY, SEPT. 15 ous, sympathetic, you never to recognize a hint of trou- 19) - Financial matters Born today, you are one of lack friends ble. liurprise you today. Be ready those extremely energetic Alao born on this data SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22- in explain your position to persons who is inclined to ara: Jackie Coopar, actor, Dac 21) - Seek the aid of ' one in a position of authori- squander his talents in a fru- producer; William Howard one who knows precisely ty itless effort to keep busy at Tail, U.S. Prttldant. how to do what you're just TAURUS(Aprll 20-May all costs. Your first duty To see what Is In store for learning to do. Don't be 20) - He who offers comfort toward yourself •• if success you tomorrow, find your proud. may also need it. Mutual is your goal -- is to learn to birthday and read the corre- CAPRICORN(Dac. 22 support brings reward far relax, for only through per- sponding paragraph. Let Jan. 19) - Routine matters beyond imagining. Ask ques- iodic relaxation will you be your birthday star be your cause more concern than tions able to remain emotionally daily guide. they should. Seek a new GEMINKMay 21-Juna 20) stable and channel your TUESDAY, SEPT. 16 route to emotional stability - - When handling another's energies productively, prof- VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - relaxation. money, be extra careful. Blondie itably. Men born on this date - The demands you make on This is a good time to prove may be politically oriented; another at this time must be AOUARIUStJan. 2O-Fab. your integrity HOI6Y I CAN SEE H, ) women, on the other hand, gloved softly. Otherwise, 18) - You may not meet CANCER! Juno 21 July I DON'T THINK ) may opt for social reform. I NEED TO PROM MERE THAT YOU t SHOULDN'T BE ) ' rejection follows. deadlines until the eleventh 22) - You can do most of SHAVE THIS OlON'T SHAVE r-S SO CARELESS Y Highly intuitive, you are LI8RA(S«pt. 23-Oct. 22)- hour -- but you will do so what is required for the MORNING ABOUT MY able to keep yourself out of - A congenial associate with a vengeance! Success in day's success. Don't be too APPEARANCE y\ trouble through your instinc- enhances your work hours. p.m. • quick to call in an expert. tive grasp of where trouble Share experiences, feelings, PISCES(F*b. 19-March LEOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - lies. In your personal rela- responses Joy in p.m. 20) — You can inspire others It is important to you to tionships, you are the leader SCORPIO(Oct. 23-Nov. to their best work today, If have the approval of a in bringing love and loyalty 21) - New contacts may you you will take the time friend where a new project to the fore. Attentive, gener- jeopardize your progress - and trouble to be critical. is concerned. Ask for an unless you are wise enough ARIESIMarch 21 April opinion.

T-lS SheinwolcPs bridge advice North dealer Both sides vulnerable By Alfred Sheinwold trick. If the finesse works, The opponents pass. You Doonetbury NORTH Most of us choose a black he cannot lose his contract; hold: 4>K7QJ874.3 if the finesse fails. South is 0 K 9 • 6 4 3. What do you • AQ94 j.j., itmvouro *eu,«esm suit only to attend a funer- "9952 m.ituww al. If .vou choose the wrong safe provided that West has say? PO TUUIH.J.J ML TOSTAVATA O A2 black suit in today's hand, the ace of clubs. If East has both the king of spades and • Q J 10 7 meL.fi/rstt the funeral may be your ANSWER: Pass. You own. the ace of clubs the con- tract is doomed. have minimum values for WEST EAST South lakes, the king of your response, and partner East gels his king of • 6532 • K7 hearts and must develop has failed to make a spades and knocks out the "910 6 Q both spades and clubs. strength-showing rebid. OJ873 OK9 Which suit first? ace of hearts, but West You would bid again if he cannot lead a heart when • A52 4643 If South leads a club at raised hearts, bid notrump, he gets his ace of clubs. the second trick, West takes showed a new suit or South therefore gets three SOUTH the ace of clubs and leads jumped to three spades. spades, three clubs, two • J 10 8 his other heart. East gets in hearts and the ace of dia- ?AK with the king of spades in monds. (A POCKET GLIDE TO 0 Q 10 6 5 4 time to defeat the contract • K98 with his hearts. BRIPGE written by Alfred DAILY QUESTION Sheinwold is available Get North Eail South West TRIES FINESSE Partner bids one spade, your copy by sending SI 25 to ...gar the Red Bank Register. P.O. 1* 2

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BEETLE, WAIT, SARGE: X'/y\ SKETCMlr-JG BARN.' I WAN/T PONT /MAKE H/M FOR THE I PON'T BEETLE MOVE ART CONTEST THINK I'LL IN THE CAMP PAPER SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15,1980 The Daily Register 1J Classified Advertising Toll Fr*«: Mlddletown area, 671-9300: Matawan ar«a. 566-8100. 24 HOUR PHONE 8ERVICE ON THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700. £2

CLASSIFICATIONS 9 Construction Equipment 54 Situations Wanted Female 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 138 Mobile Homes 200 SPECIAL NOTICES 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80 Bicycies/Mim Bikes 103 Rentals To Share 130 Open Houses 139 Cemetery Lois 210 Lost And Found 1 AUTOMOTIVE 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage /Yard Sales 104 Winter Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 140 Real Estate Wanted 2 AumForSM M. IUWNCU DIRECTORY 8 1 Sports Equipment 211 Special Notices 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 132 Apanments/Town Houses 212 Travel - Transportation 3 Trucks and Trailan 21 Busmast Service 74 Rental Service 150 RECREATIONAL 22 Arts a Crafts (0. FINANCIAL 83 CB s. Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 133 Income Property 2l2133 I(n r 4 Motorcycles 75 Farm Equipment 107 Nursing Homes 134 Farm Properly 52 Boats And Accessories « ««*on 5 Aj» Services/Pans U. EMPLOYMENT 61 Business Opportunity 84 Merchandise Warned 76 Auction Sales 85 inflation Fighters 108 Commercial Rentals 135 Commercial Property 153 Camping Equipment 6 AutoRant/LMM 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 62 Mortgages 77 Pets And Livestock 154 Recreational Vehicles 7 Auto Insurance 52 BabyMling/Child Care 100 REAL ESTATE RENTALS 109 Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Properly 63 Money to Loan 78 Aircraft 110 Wanted To Renl 8 Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 101 Apartments 137 Lots And Acreage

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2 Autas For Sale 2 Autos For Sale Tiger SI Help Wanted

1973 CHEW NOVA — 3M engine 1974 DUSTER — Best offer Good air conditioning, sunroof, nei >US PE RSON - Must be at least 1 Autos For Sal* condition shocks and muttler, AM tight track SI Help Wanted car. old and work weekends Ce< 495-1044 or 671-1011 Asking H WO or best one. 747 477 r apoiv m person after J err 1973 LEMANS — Air conditioning. Male/Female after s p.m. or 4706 1974 CHEVROLET CAMARO — Ex- riant v inn. Rl 79. Mate war power steering, automatic. Vinyl cellent condition Asking U900 Alter •63 1220 top, 43.900 miles. IIOSO 47152S9 1973 DATSUN STATION WAGON - 5. W-OO79 ACCOUNTANT Good condition Asking 11900 Cal IUS BODY PERSON — Only ei 1979 HONDA CIVIC - White, tour 4« 91*2 after 4 1971 DATSUN 28OZ - AUTOMATIC, STAFF enenced need apply AH benefits speed. AM FM stereo, regular gas GARAGED KEPT. DRIVEN 24,M0 all 291 1300 17 mpo , .9.000 mile* *42O0 787-6204 ACCOUNTANT 1973 FORD LTD — Excellent run MILES BLACK WITH ACCENT ning condition, five brand new tires STRIPE BURNS REGULAR GAS Degree with minimum two year* 1975 MONTE CARLO — Two-door. Asking S7M 49S 2M7 ARPET INSTALLER HELPER - $7494 CALL 741 1.7S, EVES BE experience reauired for triis newly ilflOO hrm New mow tires inouire *ust have experience and driver' 1977 TOYOTA - Land Cruiser, soofl TWEEN 68 created full time position in our Ac 303 Port Monmouth Rd , East cense 6716570 condition. 13900 Call after i counting Deuartmenl Salary com Keansburg 1979 FORD VAN men*urale with experience Plus AHPfcNTER Experienced, will Sin cylinder. 17,000 1976 BUICK LESABftE - Sport Him* Comprehensive benefit* package ool* and transportation Call eve 229 0582, 5-7 pm Coupe, Turbo, SIR cylinder, crutie 1979 GRANADA — Two-door, six Send ritumi to apply ings and weekend* S42 1285. • . ontrol, till wheel, power steer cylinder, 14,000 miles, automatic 1980 MONZA - ,5200. Hill under air. super special. 13795 plus MV I'tubrakei, good gas mileage, ea warranty eel lent condition 31,000 mile* lees and UK. Tom Kelly Auto Sales RIVERVIEW ASHIER ~ Ang vacuum person 49i-10»4 or >7t-10ia • 391 3513 747 4434/141 2312 HOSPITAL nu*t like outdoors, afternoon hour* AMC L>Ht Ml IN 1971 19*9 PONTIAC CATALINA,—MOO or 1970 VOLVO — Four-speed, (our LooU ">d run. eactilant. New ttre*. 35 Ulion 5t Rtd Bank, N,J )cean - door., rum good needs work Maki 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale 4 Motorcycles Equal npiHiriuntiv Employer. M'F offer 191 4104. ( 1 M ANTIQUE 1954 BUKK ROAD- AUTO PARTS COUNTERPERSON VIM' 45 WO n Excellent benefit* Iri't ,125 MASTER — Engine in excellent run- CAMARO 1969 - V-8, U7 engine.' CHEVETTE 1979 - Four speed PLYMOUTH SATILLITE 1971 — HONDA 1972 - CL3J0. excellent con — Witrt) two year* experience for Al 1 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sale ning condition Must see Call high mileage Needs work. 1300 Call AM/FM radio. 13,000 miles, en V 8, power steering/brakes, auto dltion, $400 Jobber distributor Must be am D lh ima* }*/ 3494 SlnritMiur 2fc4 7IQ9 after 6. after 5 pm. 7IMM2 _ ceilent condition. 14000 787 btti malic, lour door., best offer, 946-3699 (an 291-5122 bilious and a scltstarter Call Die* at 54. 7040 AUDI 1971 — 1Q0LS, four-cvlinder, CARS GALORE! CHEVROLET IMPAIA 1976 PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER - K AWASAK I K| ISO 19?4 tour-door, two «peed. good condition. Power e vn v I rung Air, new 1969. new engine, new tires, rebuilt Street hail bike Low mileee Good AUTO BODY MECHANIC More Classified Over 35 to choose from (many small hie brakes, new shocks, excellent condition. $600 or best offer 767-0487 M50 Call 172 9786. transmission Needs minor body Eiipenenred, own tools, steady $$$ WE'RE DEALINGSSS cars), ranging from $200 to 12000 condition Asking new 6712411 win* Best offer UJ 0184 mornings or after 4 on Next Poge work, good pay Plan .31 0139 BUICK RIVIERA — 1964. classic. Come see and savel RIGHT NOW WE'RE DEALING runs great. $450 KINGSLY AUTO CHEVELLE 1973 VI. needs body HONTIAC 1970 AUTO MECHANIC — Fully an 671-3993 *urk Best Offer Call 741 1475 after I wo-door. exceptional With air, 5 Auto Service./ penenced with tooli Flvedayweek, Help Wanted 542-6600 6pm J640 Call 671-0S47 benefits, good salary plus com ff ON BRAND NEW RABBITS Parts mission Call 671 2415 Goodyear. CAMARO 1969 - 307. v-6 automatic CLASSIC CHEVROLET | M POHMHt 19/4 914 - 1.8. AnS« IX- 1030 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. ^ ON SLEEK SPORTY SCIRROCCOS Near classic Restorablt, runs good. CHEVELLE 196* — Rebuilt engine vertlble. 19b8 11500 or best offer hausi. low miles Good condition W957BjM996 Under 2500 miles Mags, stereo Call 671 ijtlM 13000 H7-7+U. IMS TWO DOOR CADILLAC - l> ON ROOMY DASHERS AND eight-track. CB. no rust, extras Windshteid already out. 130 Call !l HELP it CADILLAC — 19(9 convertible, 1(700 Call 671 5171 after 3 CORVETTfe 1VB0 Hare 1.82 en PONTIAC FIREBIRD IM« — 1974 49V 1433 AVON needs paint 1800 time, last year made 4,000 miles 389 cu in engine hour speed Hunt, . ECONOMICAL DASHER DIESELS Earn 111 while vour kids are In MATERNITY - SMMM65 I .ils *16 UO0. rnif JU.200 2914054 tour barrel, Edel block manifold. CHEVETTE Wl school Sell Avon. Call Mrs Ham Post rear, vinyl roof 291-4692 6 Auto Rent/Lea it WEAMOUte OUTLET • ON Ait 1980 VOLKSWAGENS CADILLAC 1977 — Coupe DeVille. Four-cylinder, four speed, manual COUGAR HARDTOP 196V JM. mond. 6716391, Mrs Konelius. loaded. Leather seats. 46.000 miles steering, brakes wHh 32,366 miles A v-8, automatic, power sleerlng. con- 564 S283. Mrs. Kite, 144 1649. OPENING AT THE preltv tar. Only 14195 *l PONTIAC T37 1971 - Six-cylinder, • Bring your trad* — Mghatt valuaa glvan Mint condition Asking I6S00 Call sole, good condition, 1750 or best automatic, rebuilt transmission RENT A VAN - Low, low ratal Call ORCHARD STREET KAY MOTORS. HONDA SUBARU BASSIST — From Monmouth Coun- • 48 month financingto quall f lad buyara after 4, 741-5*64. Olfer 842 3386 Good running condition. High Marty. TOM'S FORD, Hwy 35, Key- M2-HW tv or surrounding areas needed lo 8HOPPINO PLAZA mileage $500 787 1292, after 6 p.m. port, 264 1400. form rock 'n roll band Call after • Opan and clotad and laataa avallabla CAMARO RALLY SPORT — 1973, RT 36 EATONTOWN CREDIT PROBLEMS 5 30 Mon-Frl Huey. 363 5735 or We are looking lor a manager • Chooaa from our graal aalacUon V-8, automat I c, power steer- No cash? If you're working, we can RITTENHOUSE Excluding tax a, MV Fees Brian, 170-1044. and lull ana pan-time sales I no /brakes, stereo tape, rally help to get you financed. No money LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc 7 Auto Insurance wheels, excellent condition. $2000. Drln In tod»y amftfrrV* ou t with an /ncratf/b/a bargain. down, Payments arranged lo si 900 Hwy 35 77i 1500 Ocean Twp. BEAUTY CONSULTANT — Full or iiatl lor our new milermty 530 0465. CHEVROLET 1969 — Eight- your needs Many New and Quality part-time, Will train. For Interview boulique We otter excellent cylinder. Impala 337, four-door, AM RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE used Cars lo choose from. Call Mr AUTOTRUCK-CYCLE call 741 6335 CAMARO — 1974, power steer radio and heater, automatic, new Fredericks at Rassas Ponilac, 39S CADILLAC CO. INSURANCE benalils. and woaklng condi- ing/brakes, AM, FM radio, standard rubber. Good condition. $550. Call Broad St.. Red Bank 741 3160 Newman Springs Rd.R a 4741-0910 Free quotes and binders by phone lions interviews will be held stick, vary good condition. 229-0448 Bank LIPPIN VOLKSWAGEN 7«7 063S. anytime Call Toll Free 800392-4920 BOfS AND GIRLS — Ages 12 15 Wed Sepl 17 Irpm 10 a.m. lo, DA 1 SUN Mi) Z 1978 — Immaculate CAMARO I960 — Six cylinder. 20,000 Earn cash and prlies. Morning 4 pm Apply in person 2 5 MILES SOUTH OF THE TWIN BRIDGES ON RT. 35 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1«73 - condition, only 7000 original miles STEIN CADILLAC COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES miles, power steering/brakes, rear ASBURY AVE , ASBURY PARK newspaper routes In your own area Two door, excellent condition, air Mag wheels, a r. AM /FM rad o, sky ANY CARDRIVERAGE delogger, AM/FM cassette deck. conditioning, power steering and 77WMO CALL 747 2900 Union Beach Keyport or Keansburg HT. 36 blue, 18700 59 1379 T oil frea 8(MJ .42 OflM) or »77 40.. digital clock, 15500 291-3578. brakes. 11500 Call 264-4974 MATtRNITY DODGE OMNI 1978 STRAUB IHlMKiil'll PHOENIX BROKERAGE - Fa SAYREVILLE 727-1300 NINE ACRES ol New and Used Cars BOARD SECRETARY ^ Maroon, four-door, one owner, only mout for low cost auto Insurance WEARHOUSE OUTLET HWV 35 2644000 Kevport Easy payment plan, immediate ID Shrewsbury Boro Board of Educa- 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale 17,61b miles, automatic, power tion Accounting and secretarial MCHMO iron run steering, manual brakes, air, four- cards. Fee quote by phone. Cycles, THE FINEST SELECTION — Of background helpful. Salary nego- cylinder, *49SQ at: loo Call 2441087. SHOFMMCtlTTEl new and used cars In Monmouth tiable Submit resume to, C Oar KAY MOTORS. HONDA SUBARU County. Over 100 air conditioned PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa rah, Chairman Personnel Commit' Rl 35 Ocean Township S42-S900 new cars In slock. MtGLOIN mous for low cost auto Insurance tee, 70 Samara Dr , Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, NJ. RT. it. EATONTOWN BUICKOPEL INC., Shrewsbury Easy payment plan. Immediate ID N.J 07701 Excluding tax and MV Fee* II WANTED II Ave . New Shrewsbury 741-6200 cards. Free quote by phone. Cycles : too. Call 264-3087 TOYOTA CELICA 1972 — Naw muf 51 Help Wanted FAIRWAY r-OHD LONG BRANCH Her. $450 Service-Sales Leasing-Rental* Call 747-6981 rtMaOfl 10 Wanted Automotive TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su FAIRMONT WAGON 1960 Air perb service. DOWNES PONTIAC, US *LL AUTO - Full >ll« complalt. conditioning, si a-cylinder auto 62 Lower Main St., Matawan and truckt Junked. SIM light haul DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS malic, rack and radial*, 13,OW S662I99 miles Best otter 741 9432 Ins »«; IIJI. ;«; MM TORINO 1974 — 71,000 miles, air, AAAAA FORD LTD 1971 Four door, air, power steering/brakes, cruise, new CLEAN UP JUNK CARS and Kit MONMOUTH COLLEGE beautiful condition, no rust, 71,000 tires, good condition Regular gas modal wrackt. Hlghatt prlcai paid miles Asking S1595. S42 1987 after 7. Best offer over $700 872 9J42. now Call Rocco. 7I7JJ4* Primary rosponsibrlity, annual fund appeal hORD MUSTANG 1968 - Runs TRANS AM 1977 — Silver. Garage ALL CARS AND TRUCKS — Junk or good, $6*0 Call kept, low mileage, mint condition wratkad Top dollar paid CHI Bill. organization ol alumni services, reports lo the GRAB 7872.30 $600 firm 671-477) MMatt. vice president Development and institutional PORO MAVERICK 1971 - 111' TWIN BRIDGES FIAT ALL JUNK CARS — And truck! advancement. Successful candidates will be cylinder, automatic, excellent run RT. 35. SAYREVILLE, N.J. wanted Top dollar. Fraa 34-hour ning condition, 1.67.. 787 7*81 proficient at working with volunteer leaders • 721-5151 pickup. Stl-lMOor HI IIII and skilled in oral and written communica- ' GEORGE WALL I WIN UORO MOTORS INC LINCOLN/MERCURY 13) Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank tions. Immediate opening. Salary negotiable Shrewsbury Ave., al Sycamore AMC/JEEP/RENAULT 747-0040 A Shrewsbury 747-5400 based on experience. Liberal fringe benefits. USED VOLKSWAGEN - ENGINES TOP DOLLAR HONDA CIVIC — 11 used Honda AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN FOR USED CARS Civic*. Accords. Preludes. 1976& TEED OTHER USED PARTS LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. through 79'* now in stock at: ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY Rt. 35 Savravllkt, NJ. 727-1300 Resumes should be received by Sepl 19. 1980 In the: KAY MOTORS. HONDASUBARU THEODORE, 741-8500 TOP DOLLAR PAID 44 J 5900 For lunk cart. Immediate pickup TIGER RT. 36, EATONTOWN VEGA 1972 — four cylinder, auto- Office of P»rtonn»l Service* Call 1171JO0 or mM Excluding tax and MV Fees matic. Looks and runs good Niw > Monmouth College front brakes, 1*00 787.7767 WE NEED USED CAR! Cedir Ave. HOLSEY PONTIAC VOLKSWAGEN 1968 — New tires, toe dollar paid MULLER CHEV Nil jVb S42-/BO0 EATONTOWN baltery, muffler, needs engine $200 ROLET, Hwv 34. Matawan. West Long Branch, N.J. 07764 671 S81S Me 4000 ' BY THE TAIL HONDA — 1976 Civic. AM/FM, new Monmoulh College, An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H/ tires. Service records. Good condi- VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT CUSTOM WE BUY — Uled Cart and Truck* tion. 45,000 miles, 34 mpg iJOOO or 1976, four-cylinder, four-speed, man- Schwarll ( hr viler Plymouth best offer, priced for quick salt ual steering/brakes, 55,641 miles, Maida, .Red Bank. 747-0707 DURING OUR 431-2800 till 5 p.m (3995 at; KAY MOTORS, HONDA SUBARU HONDA CIVIC 1978 — Hondemetic. 31,000 miles, excellent condition 542 1900 $3890, negotiable Call 291 5024 RT 36, EATONTOWN Excluding tax and MV fees KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Hwy. 36 Eatontown VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS CLASSIFIED 642-1000 Running weekly Call Red Bank Vol vo, 74V5886 for details. LABRIOLA MOTORS Newman Springs Rd. Rid Bank VOLKSWAGEN SClROCCO 1974 — 741-2433 51,121 miles, tour-cylinder, four

I.AK EWOOD TOYOTA Top Slit AM/FM stereo tape Only $4195 al: paid tor Used Can. 100% financing KAY MOTORS, HONDASUBARU to qualified buyers. 364-9000. H2-H0Q BUSINESS DIRECTORY RT. 34, EATONTOWN MALtBU CLASSIC Excluding lax and MV Fees <'»iif owner, 1978. Deep Burgundy. A DAILY GUIDE 24,864 miles, air, power steer VQL-VO 122S 1967 - Good condition, Ing/brakes, AM/FM, automatic, III- needs slight body work, recently cylinder, whiiewall radiais, magnif tuned up. new battery. $550. 872-0179. OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ictnt. 14895 at; KAY MOTORS, HONDA SUBARU VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK 1970 S42 5900 Excellent mechancial condition, RT 36 EATONTOWN $1,000 264-7580 MOVING A STORAGE FLOOR WAXING DRIVEWAY Excluding tan and MV Fees VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK 1970- OFFICE CLEANING CONSTRUCTION Excellent mechanical condition, MALIBU CLASSIC 1974 - Six- KILDUFF SECURITY MOVING 4 $1000 Call 264-7580 • STORAGE — Allied Van Lines Lo cylinder, automatic, power sleerlng, C*H CLEANING FREE ESTIMATES — Asphalt NEW ZEPHYRS AM/FM radio, mini condition $1200 cai and long-distance moving immediate opemngi for home and driveway., parking lots and sealer storage of merchandise and house 84M2S6 after 6 P.m. _ office. Experienced, rallabia. effl i insured Our 2Sth year 3 Trucks hold goods Free estimates Call tteni service. Call ART-CO INt PAVING 741 -1«6 ' Ml Rl EOET BEN7 741-0090 anytime. 19U 450 SLC And Trailer* 8,789 miles, VI, power steer- TEACHERS WILL DO TRUCKING FLOOR WAXING HOME $1.00 UNDER COST! ing/brakes, automatic, air, 1968 E2 HUAL TRAILER — Good — Moving, furniture and appliance* ft manganese brown metallic with condition Best offer. Call efterJ:30 Pick-up and delivery. 142-1163. • OFFICE CLEANING IMPROVEMENTS palammo leatrter interior, never pm,. 8426626. Unhappy with your present service EXAMPLE: titled, 138,000 Kay Motors, 542 5900 LIGHT HAULING Give mt) i call I offer good reliable ALL HOME IMPROVEMENT - Excluding tax and MV Fees_ sarvlct, at a price hard to beat Free And alterations Free estimates CHEVROLET C-20 197) — Pickup. eillmalas. Call 747 ISM Ask for Joe all 2M 6335 or 942 3?H after S. MERCURY CAPRI RS 1?79 - 9.06A 350. Three speed, runs good Best GARAGES — Etc , claantd out, miles. Beautiful metallic brown, offer over WOO Day, 291-3SU, eve ifd iwir Construction debris rtmovtd, Iraa work. 74M12I, LANDSCAPING-LAWN CARPENTER — Will do small lobs four-cylinder, automatic, power IS. 842 65/2 n spare lime to supplement Income steering, manual brakes. AM/FM 147 un s MAINTENANCE ~ ee estimate. S42-MM2 stereo. RS sport package. $5795 al CH6VY PICKUP 1978 — Llki new. 22.000 miles, Black with tap, reg NICKS MOVERS — Low and wniof KAY MOTORS, HONDA SUBARU CUSTOM KITCHBN CABINETS 142 5900 o*i $JSO0 or test offer Call 841 4561 attt, **vtn dayt a «v»«k, frM tin LOG SPLITTING malts. Call anytlmt, 344-91M. CALL GCR INC RT. 36. EATONTOWN F100 FORD — Clean, one owner, 1424099 Excluding tai and MV Fees 21.000 mile original Has to be seen 747 5377, 8-6 P m After 6 p.m., CARPETCLEANING CUSTOM CARPENTRY MGB 19/7 — Good condition, asking 741 8038 APPLIANCE Renovation or repairs. Quality |4W or best offer Al EXPERT CARPET CLEANING worxmamhip 842 6293 747-8031 FORD SUPER VAN 1949 — Runs REPAIR — Upholstery cleaning Reasonable good, 1400. CB. Can FRANK'S HOME REPAIRS — And MONMOUTH MOTORS •ate* Morris Hoffman, 747-0209 7872230 WASHERS, DRYERS - Nefrlfl mprovemenl* Rooting and Siding 52 Hwy 35, Eatontown eralort. air conditioners, dish Between 4 30-9:30 p.m.. S661748 DUTCHWAY CARPET CLEANING 5422414 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-ALL washer* Prompt service. Reason — Steamed and shampooed Three 1972. $700 or best offer able rates'797 7721 A A CONSTRUCTION — Speci«l- 20 MORE MONTFEARLO - 1977, all power, Call 7672404. rooms. 136, hallway free jlng in home improvements. Free many extras 52,000 miles Brand itimates 671-0040. new tires. Sacrifice. 542-0184 CARPET PAINTING* ^MODELING — Patios, dens, NEW MUSTANG M 1974 — Power steer 4 Motorcycles DECORATING TO CHOOSE INSTALLATION lormers and all repair work Free ing. iix cylinder, 72,000 miles. $995 estimates 741-5797 or 774-0600. 741-6882, after 6 P m. CARL B JONES — Enter.or in 1976 SPORTSTER BICENTENNIAL •CARPET eVINYL -TILE terior end waJipaptrlno Fret estl WILL WINTERIZE (INSULATE) — FROM 98 0LDSMO8ILE 196V — Good run - 4,000 miles, 12600. 747-4S2S after J mates 22* 3UI our home. Carpentry, painting and ning condition, new water pump, INSTALLEO P m Guaranteed Free Estimates mall lobs Hank. 495 1022 DEALER COST- oood tlrea. rebuilt transmission, FULLY INSURED electric windows, redfO, heater, air, 1968 HONDA 450 - Motor lust re- EARTH DESIGNS LTD. 1980 ZEPHYR $soo Call after 6 o m,, 164-4071. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME. LOW TRUCK A AUTO S 3J built, excellent condition. 1400 FIORE 787 1649 EST POSSIBLE RATES- S30-O97a 2-door, Std. equip: 2.3 liter 4 cyl., 4-speed trans., mnl. OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 ROYAL FLOOR COVERING . RENTAL HANDYMAN — Painting, papering, disc brakes, steel belted radiais, buckets, Opt. equip: 4887 1177 — Loaded, extras. Mint plus 1977 KAWASAKI 1000 — Good condi- Call Day or Evening Excellent mpg. Mutt sec. 717 3849 tion, $1850 carpentry. Decks »rt our specialty FORD RENT A CAR ' 776-9t96 Call lor free estimate 711 J710 spare tire, conventional, power steering, Slack exterior 100 787-90M FAIRWAY FORD OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1968 - Or Daily - Weekly Montntv w/buraundy interior. Stock #80-218. MFR'S LIST Runs good, needs little work, Asking 1977 KZ-650 CUSTOM — Kerfcer, PAINTING — It you want.a pro 122 MX $400. 741-6147 or 741 9JM KAN, new clutch, chain, sprockets, "Beautiful Floor Covering fevslonei Job hire a professional PRICE$6510 battery. Fast and reliable $1750 servef Professional installation" Over 2} year experience In custom OPEL 1972 — Four-cylinder, four Days, 747-4460 Eves, 747-8M1 painting and wall papering with all speed, power brakes, 21 mpg, new IMS CARPET INSTALLATION — work guaranteed Free estimates exhaust end tires. Rebuilt Sales, cleaning, rtlavi. rt slretchts Cell after 4pm and all day week- carburetor Runs excellent Very *« YOUR COST OIRT BIKE 197S KM0 — excellent and repairs. 1W-4177. ends. w\m pensive FM cassette. $700 291-0816. condition 13U Call after 5 p.m., PAINT ANO WALLPAPER HANG- 291-0442 AVIS PARK CHEVROLET ROOFING A SIDING ING — FrM estimate!. Reasonable Sale! Leasing Service Parts FREEDOM CYCLES 'ate Work done on weekends only Prim exclude tax and Hcentlng. Rt. U— 77S-W2—Neptune BMW-Honda Suiukl GAGLIANO Long Branch, HI 2262 PEUGEOT 1474 — Four-door sedan. Roofing Siding-Gutters-Repairs PAINTING — Decoration, odd tob* MM, automatic, air. four-cylinder, HONDA 74 CD35O — New paint, high " a»0t» TH-ila* at reasonable rates tilde roof 40.000 miles, original bars, dssv bar, runs good, $700 owner $3100 229-8206, after 1 p m. 544-3102 McGfnnis Roofing & Siding SHREWSBURY AVE. Alt types of rooting, not tar, thlngles PAINTING AND ODD JOBS — PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAGON HONDA XL25O 1976 — Excellent and repairs- Fret eslimates-tuilv m- Large and small Very reasonable LINCOLN Nice car with only 26.M7 miles. 1977 Cell Pete, •m-0494. alter 4 p.m. SHREWSBURY. N.J. condition, very low mileage $750 or sured 164 1197 Automatic. II«-cylinder, power best Offer 870 4364 We try harder.- brakes Only WSW at. ROOFING WALLV'i PAINTING GEORGE WALL KAY MOTORS, HONDASUBARU HONDA CYCLES - And Moped*. Resldtntlal-Commtrclal Expert Craftsman Reasonable 747-5400 MM 100 Snore Area's Number One Dealer GCR INC . I4I-40M interiors my specialty 291-1811. MERCURY ' RT. 36 EATONTOWN > Rl 9 South, Freehold. 462-4811. Wa Excluding tax and MV Fees will not be undersold. 16 The Daily Register MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15,198O Nubbin 82 Swimming Pools 101 Apartments

SIHtlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted POOL — U round, deck an around MLDDLETOWN — Two-bedroc.' SI Help Wanted pomp, vacuum, all accettonev apartment Living room with llrs nl.ce Call 471-393S place, dining room $350 Pius uM CLERK MESSENGER - Freehold ties References required 741-391 < NSUR ANCE — Growing ou PART TIME — Work from horn after t p.m area company rui en imm«di>lt County aacnev needs experiartc and make t'Qu-t*u0 Per month extr 84 Merchandise pokilion available tor dependable cummarciar lines producer Cont«c Work when you (eel like it Wr MONMOUTH BBACH — Two-stor dividual to neck tempi* orders end Holmes 4 McDowell, 946-4300 offt Mendi* tangible products I townhouse Two bedrooms, i mengv maintain record*, pick up commercial uu 741-9433 Wanted baths, all appliances U50 monn end tort mail, and Me invoices INSURANCE — Molmdel ae*n Call *424*95 Wuji r>eve driven license Cei seeking inside personal lines ser PART TIME DRIVER — JO-t AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN 431 «00 (or appoint men I Equel OP rvo resent a live, ulary based on e week, transport at ing adults to t WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELftY MONMOUTH BEACH — Oc**r porlumtv Employer peri»ntt Must know horneown* Irom uev Center ..!(!jperton Needed by active Fa needed, retail experience preferred OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chl RED BANK — LuKurv High-Riu Prom homa. procatting mall or tv TATE S30-9440. DINING ROOM TABLE — L. 76 Auction Sales three-bedroom, three bath apart Haven Agency. All inquire* held co ing £xpcn*nca unnec*tMry. E tome part-lime hours avallabl ntnolon pine Six chairs, two leaves. n«, eiaiswara, art objects and brk COUPLE — To manage 78 unit etfi .i.ifiiirtj TheKerr Agency. )4\ 447 Company benefits. Discounts App a-brac. immediate cash for any ment, also two bedroom, two bain ciencv apartment complex Apart cellent income potentials. Inform TVSALES AND SERV ICE —Estab- two Excellent condition 7471370. tion, land stamped eddrtuad e In person lished 30 years. Zenith franchise thing and everything Ruscil'S. 25 E Beautiful view Between 12-1, 6-t mant plus salary Ont parly can LOCK E R ROOM AIDE - BovsTld Front It., Red Bank 741—1493 p.m 442-4*45. retain outside employment Write PC to WORK, P.O. Box 264 moving out of ttata, sacrifice, mus DISHWASHER — Kitchen Aide. Fun timu position Application Majlvl. N.J , ttno. PERGAMENT sell. Gross exceed 1100,000. C Four months old. originally 1430 COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES PO BOM 331. West Long Branch Mr John Moses. Red Bank Region TURN YOUR DIAMONDS (NTO RED BANK — Spacious four-room HWV. 35 t Pooie Ave., Heiltl M4-4379 or 544-334* Best offar eTO-0417. Auctioneers - Appraisers $3*5 plus utilities. Immediate oc N.J. O77M High School, 101 Ridge Rd., Lltt PAHI TIME — MUSI h«Vt • Grave Markers • Bronies DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to TELLERS Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will lupancy 5304591 Silver, N J 0773V Deadline da perienci, work weekends and tv We have full and part-time position DREXEL — Dining room, teats 2 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Part Sent t/, 19M Equal Opportunlt Buv from private owners and es- lima. Experience necessary. Redly nlnet. Apply In person or call *tle available In the Monmouth Coun 63 Money To Loan eight. Spanish design. Also bedroom RED BANK — Large airy ont Employer S p m.. Shanty Inn, R(. It. Malaw. sat, Spanish design with king-site tates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE to DON I JM, ThB DeMv Register r*a. Some are fee reimbursed 77 Pets And Livestock PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE Mdroom apartment. Heat, hot we- Ml 927C ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY bed Evas., weekends, 1714131. ar and gas, $370. Apply 43 Tower Shrewsbury, N J. 07701 HARD TO GET — First, second SIGNED 7*9 River Rd . Fall LPN M/F RELIEF —Small nursfm 20 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewtbur Haven, N.J. 142-4257 Hill Av*., aftar t p.m. DENTAL HVGIENIST HMM PERSON - For light local de third mortgages. Fastest service DRESSER — Bed, box spring, mat home, individual I xed care, all shift livtriet Part or full time. Van lowest rates. Quick closing on an trest. Good condition, 1130. Cell fc-1 DOG TRAINING — Beginners RED BANK — Three room apart- tor orthodontic office West i Call 946-4991 belwaen to a.m. and TEACHERS SUBSTITUTES — A through advance Owner/Handier station w*qo«(uonr helpful 747-0508, as areas of instruction. Apply in wrl slie loan Call 531 3714. 264 2011 * akil _» _ -— Mai4fc ^.lum AJh*a«A Branch and Meiewen area Please p.m. Association, Oakhurst, N.J. Ot»- ir 9* ij pfr miHiiTi plus ion'* phone III iW4 e to Or Robert Noguelre, Prlne Hence classes begin Oct. t. ftibne KfcAl fcSTATt utllltlas Sacurllv ragulrad Inquire MANIC U R 1ST/PEOICUR 1ST pal, Red Bank Regional High Schoo FILL DIRT — Wholesale. U 00 par 1224749. „ K t N I " i . II Soutn it. Rail Bank DIRECTOR OF NUHSES >«r. PHOGRAMMER SYSTEM 34 101 Ridge Rd., Little Sliver, N. An opportunity Exparlencad yd we load your trick Call 717 7127 BED BANK — Seaclout aparl- mediate opening, good salary and Limage. bU 3222 _ Q7739. Equal Opportunity Employe company benefits May apply at Call >2>-ail3, Kay or t» 3113 Advanced And Beginners mants. Rtvar wlaw. ona and two Cllffiide Health Care Center. 100 MAINTENANCE PERSON — Fu TEACHER — Nursery certification FIREWOOD — Top quality oak- DOG TRAINING 101 Apartments badrooml. Immadlata occupancy QUALITY CONTROL — IniptCto required, three afternoons, uppe Baaulllul araa. Irom U7S Call Da- Center 51^, ChHwood Beach lime For Nur.ino Home Know with Instrument calibration 71 Merchandise For wood. Full cord guaranteed or mon- Bavshor* Dog Club, 741-6044 edge of Plumbing, carpentry anc Monmouth County. Send resume to waan 9 a.m.-9 p.m. 747-7036. DfiAr TSPERSON/JR CLERK — Perivnce. Abl* to read blu* print ey back. Spill and delivered, f 100 a ASBURY PARK — Clean efflclen electrical e must. Apply In peno Box E-343, The Dally Regltte Sale cord. Call 291 4125. BEAUTIFUL — Four-month-old kit Knowledge of dretting procedures Electro Impulse Lab. IMS Corlie Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 lens. Free, trained, females. On* cias. One and two-bedroom apart RED BANK — ON THE HIVEH 10-4 p.m. Monday ihrouflh Frlda Avi. Neptun* iKlra larea ona-badroom apart end format desired Apply Electro Weslwood Hall Hebrew Home, 2 FIVE PIECE BAMBOO SET long haired. 741-4157. ments for rant. References required. Impulse Lab iMSCorlles Ave.. Nep- TECHNICAL WRITER — For I Call — mant. Two larga pklura windows Bath Avti , Long Branch. RECEPTIONIST PART TIME — Couch, two chairs, coffee tabta, and MILLION DOLLAR VIEW. I4M per tune 774-StOO. slructlon books, test procedure tabla, 171. 2647531. Red Bank area. Beauty talon Ca etc., for speciality cooling system 3 LINES BEAUTIFUL — Two bedrooi month, includas haat. hot walar and MARKETING RE PRESENTATIV Interview, 141 3243. BOXER PUPS — AKC registered DRAFTSPERSON - Experienced — Large financial Institute has tw Full or part-time. Sand resume t FURNITURE — Twin mahogany born Aug. S. Fawn. apartment with water view In beau- cooking gas Av.ll.bl. Oct. I. Call on electro-mechanical assemblies openings in their marketing oper REAL ESTATE SALES Electro Impulse Lab., P.O Box 170 5 DAYS five place bedroom set with bedding. 741 5«35 tllul older Victorian home in Atlan- 41 7M0. helpful, must be eble to work with lion. Background in accounting law 45% COMMISSION!! Red Bank. N.J. 07701. 1500. 1X11 Oriental Karastan rug, tic Highlands. Living room with production engineers and Irom Investments helpful, but not ma Two experienced agents needee $3.00 100% wool. teOO. Call 946-1743 after FREE PUPPIES — Part Golden large upper deck, large eat-In kltch- RED BANK — Huoa two-Dadrooni. •ketches Apply Elelctro Impulse ditory Call 741-4900, between »-4;3 NOWl Floor time and/or work or TELEPHONE SALES — El The Register FAMILY ADS (Intl. 1; all day Sat. and Sun. Retriever, mother, father both an, all carpeted. Haat supplied. Ten- ullv carpalad aparlmant with Lab., taOS Corhei Ave., Neptune An r own. Call Mri. Jan tented preferred but will train tion Fighters) can tall your un home, good temperament. Paper ant pays only electric. Sharing for dinalla. utility room, graat close! equal opportunity employtr. MLCHANK AL ASSEMBLY — WI While Broker/owner. "ull lime, salary plus commission idea* Items tor you quickly. FURNISHING ON A LOW trained. 291 2497. two people. Security required. No space. Sacond floor ol completely train right person. Excellent salar FAIR HAVEN REALTY 747- Work from office. Call 264-M3? Merchandise for sale ONLY BUDGET? — Check the USED Pets Call George Wnolen at M3-7S45. enovated professional buililinu In DRIVER — For Llmotlne service, end benefits. Apply In person. Aud Originating from household, not ex FURNITURE CENTER OF RED HAY FOR MULCHING 1425 Per month. downtown location, ssso plus utili- full-time. Write P.O. Box 1, Rumson, Visual Labi., 165 First Ave., Atlant TRAVEL AGENT — Fulltime, ei BANK Fine furniture for lots. 197 100 bales, W each. A. Williams, 245 REAL ESTATE SALES AS purlenced. Excellenl salary. Ca ceedlnfl a sale price of (200 pe W. Rlverdal* Ave. Tinton Falls. Call COLTS NECK MOTEL — Efficien- lei 74I-37N or 7415444. N.J. onoi. Highlands. SOCIATES - interest rales are de article Shrewsbury Ava. B42-22O2 for appointment. 543 1493 After 2 P.m. cy, 1115 per week Motel, $100 per RED BANK — Ona bedroom apart- DRIVERS — Part-time for school dining and we need help. Full-lime PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Gl ANN INI — Slx-strlng guitar, mint week, plus tax. Light housekeeping lesnte preferred. Training, leads TRAVEL AGENTS Each additional line, J1.00 No dis- ment near train, bus, business. UOO busses, vans and station wagoni NURSE RN M/F — 3-11, full tlm condition, hardshell case. Grovar LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS — Dally rates available Call 411-4714 with utilities. 747-2343 aftar 9 a.m. Apply 9 3 dally. Murphy's Bus Ser- EiKellont benefits Apply In person Moor lima. Position available I Outilde sales Experienced. count If canceled before expiration head, naw trail, built In pickup. Black male, AKC registered, cham- or 944 3700. vice, 555 Rt. 35. Mlddletown, (behind 10-4. Arnold Walter Nursing Home West Long Branch office. Call Mr 471-9000 No changes In copy 1373. 142-1649. pion English sire; excellent disposi- SEA BRIGHT — winter rates now SlMretefn Palnti). 62? South Laurel Ave., Hailet. Camatsa, 222 4100. Have something to sell? Phone tion, both parents hip and eves nor- EAST KEANSBURG — Three room TYPIST — Experienced, know) available at Harbour Point Water GIRLS WHITE — Three place lal, all shot*. Call 471-9194. apartment, ona bedroom, $330 view lurnlshad studios and one- EARN SXTRA CASH — For holiday NURSE/LPN/GPN M/F — 11 REAL ESTATE SALES of medical terminology. Busv doc bedroom set. bonnet headboard, monui. Plus utilities, haat Included ors office. Pleasant surrounding bedroom suites. 1493 Ocean Ava.. or personal spending Working full lull-time, part lima. We have immediate openings fo 542-1700 twin, doubla dresser, hulch lop, plus Lease and security. Call 111 liu 47 33*3 or part time with the cosmetic line. Call 530-9470 career-oriented salespersons. Ex and fringe benefits. Reply to Bo Ighl Hand. U95 Call 264 aovs LOST — One-year old male BLACK Catering from the iighett to darkest Htrlenced or Inexperienced, we wi A 399, The Dally Regltte AND TAN COONHOUND. Ear latoo HIGHLANDS — Three-room, $1*5 SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — On skin Great career opportunity. Aloe NURSES, LPNS, RNS M/F — A rain. Call Jack McGowan for con Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 THE DAILY HAMMOND & BALDWIN umber 23. Lost evening of Sept. 9. Plus utilities. Security, one-year aka. Two bedrooms, two belhs. ga shilts. full or part-time. Immedlat lease required. Suitable adults Charm cosmetics, 170-]f2t between Idenllal Interview. TYPIST PIANO AND ORGAN Area of Perrlnavill* Rd., Monroe I, central air. 1400. 741-9319. 44 p.m. openings. May apply at Cllffslc. Century 21 McGowan-Rva Township. Reward. 201-444-9593. 872-0924. Health Care Center, 200 Center St Mao Card experience a must. F< REGISTER CENTER INTON FALLS — Beautiful five- EARN — 1420 • month and still be Cliff wood Beach. 747-3000 imporary assignment in local area LOOKING FOR MATE — For HIGHLAND HILLS — Twooom, on two-acre garden estate home with vbur children For ap- Excellent pay. No fee charged. CLASSIFIED ADS Division of Altenborg female Siberian Husky. Call as soon bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, 4» a month plus utllltlas. Ona polntment, call .MUI1. NURSE'S AIDE M/F — Full time REAL ESTATE SALES ACE TEMPORARIES 3]%OFFII — Installation avallaDIa Piano House as possible, 7B7-M4I. Franklin stow*, electricity Included, month's security 7414041. 3-11. Small nursing home. 946-499 Lictnt«d or willing to be. Grea 20 Thomas 542-0302 Shrewsbu LEVOLORS. VERTICALS. WOVEN Did you know no pets, 1450 a month Plus security, FULLTIME POSITI ON — No eV between 10-2 p.m. potential, good commission irn WOODS CALL NOWIIHOt MALAMUTE — Free to loving per- references 291-3940 aftar * p.m. WEST END — Modern three room perlence required. Will train. Retail TYPIST-CLERK tau-MaUJ* We Are N.J.'s son. Famala, five years, spayed. nd bath furnished unlit available ments, flexible hours. ype 40-4} wpm. Fee reimbursed. T e. Some mechanical ability help- Largest and Oldest Call Det)ble( •« 1900, Ext. 318, days, HILLS OF HIOHLANO — Three on yearly or winter basis Lease and CARROLL AGENCY 14 per hour. »" COLONIAL WINCaACK SOFA rooms, $390 plus one month security. r Call for appointment. Andiron Realtor 872-fiOO 739-2571, evenings. security 319-1700 fireplace Shop. 471-OTI* NURSE i I'M M/F ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY — Rad and graan tapastrv. up- Piano Dealer Heat and hot water included Avail- 0 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewtbur nolailry. 17) or bast offar Cal Moton and Hemlln, Klmball, RIVERDELL — AKC German able Oct. lit. No pels Adults or REGISTERED NUJtSE M/P — Fu tohmer, Baldwin, Kawal, Knabe, FULL AND PART TIME CfltM and part-time positions, avallabl TaMOTl. Shepherd PUPS. America's lop blood couple 791 5209 102 Homes For Rent terperton and waltresies/walleri If you are Interested In giving ex VOLUNTEERSI — Needed fo Evaratt, Currier, Hardman and Unas. Champion parents. All shots or 1:30 lo II 30 shifts, excelien lerlcal and receptionist duties a ALWAYS! SAVINGS — Al Rutcll's Player pianos. Apply In person. Serendipity, 591 cellent nursing car*..If you prefe salary and benefits. Call Hilltop Including Parvo,. Three months old, River Rd.. Fair Haven to work In quiet pleasant surround office of The National Council o Bookshalf. lit.90; walnut drattar LARGE DISPLAY OF show quality. 747-4905. KEANSBURG — Two bedrooms, tuning Home for appointment Alcoholism of Central N,J ; pen 139; couch. U9; upholstarad chain ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beau- Ings...We have Just what you're look 71-0177. GRAND PIANOS J280 plus utilities. NO Pets 49S9054 FULL-TIME — Kennel attendant Ing for on our night shift al Holmde Ime or full-time. Call Irene Faley Its-sit-i24 »; inraa oltca kltchan after 7 p.m. Itul two-story seven room contem- wanted (or busv veterinary hospital Nursing Home Your challengln NCA, IS7 Broad St., Red Bank Sat, 124.30; aquariums, $4.10; (Ira 300 MAIN STREET SHIHTZU PUPPIES - AKC, Regis porerv home with three bedrooms, REGISTERED NURSE M/F — 3-1 ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 High school graduate, must enjoy position Is lust a phone call awav hltl, fringes Included, Blue Cross 41-5200 Dlaca scraan, 112.30; fwag hanging tared, born Aug. 20th. KEANSBURG—Second floor apart- v, baths, fireplace and covered In- working with animals Call 747 4512. Call Personnel. 4-5. Won Frl Hue Shield, dental Plan. For ap amap lamps. 13.30; 11x14 rug. p». 77MMO 495-130* ment, 3Vi rooms. round poof. 1400 par month plus Holmdel Convalescent Center, Hwv WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Al art rug, 113; nil, lit. Also mis- Open dally I lo •, Sat. 'til 5 Call 7*7-0424 unties. Available Immediately ointment, call Mrs. Smith, f-3 hlfts open. Must apply In person FULL-TIME — Food market PO»I- 34, Holmdel, N.J. 946-4200 71-01*9. callanaous Hams of avarv datcrlp TWO KITTENS Call Starling Thompson and As- lioni available In produce, stocking between 2-1, $9 Howard Johnson's tion RUSCIL'S. 23 E. Front St. Rad IBM TYPEWRITERS Gray and whit* K E ANSBURG •*- One bedroom, heat sociates, tn-MM. •nd packing araa. Must be available RESPONSIBLE PERSON — FoHwv 35, Mlddletown. Bank. HI 1a»l. Call 471-9115 and hot water supplied No pets, on* for full-time schedules Including Sal ghl grill and counter work, part RENTAL $20-126 per mo. month security, references, 1245 per ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Itoll WAITRESSES/WAITERS — ExANTIQUE BEDROOM SET — Dark WANTED — Femal* Australian month. Call 7*7 902* uplex. Three bedrooms. Ivi baths, urdaya and Sundays. Experience NURSE LPN M/F — 11-7 full-time me, stx mornings, fl- 8 a.m. to Rent with option lo buy 172-0337 •HI. Must work weekends. 222 6440_ perlenced only, for dinner shift APP •rood, floral motif Twin bads. Mo Terrier for breading. Wilh or ~~ plus utilities, security end reter- helpful but will alto train. Apply In Excellent benefits. Apply In person TALIAN PROVINCIAL COUCH — without papers. 544-9357 anytime. LONG BRANCH — Beautiful 4V* person, Delicious Orchards, Rt 34, In person at Mlllbrook Diner, Rt drassars (ona with mirror). Antigua One loild mahogany table, 73 vaari nces Call 3*10901 or 3911300 between 10-1. Arnold Walter Nursing >, Matawan. room unfurnished, utlMtles included Colls Neck, Tuesday throueh • rl Home, 422 South Laurel Ava sofa and cholca of two chairs or old. Call after 4, 741-4*4*. RESTAURANT WORK mort. carvad wood. 11300 complaia No pets. After 4 p.m. 03-4510. ARRIAGE HOUSE — Deal area day., *•> p.m. Ha/ltf! 'ortt part-time from tarlv eve WAITRESS/WAITER — Must have 80 Bicycles/ Ix room, two baths. Security and 1. KITCHEN SINK — Complete, two LONO BRANCH- Two _ o closing four or five times a week xperlence. Call or apply In person bathroom ilnkt, doublt drain kitch- eferences 1134331. HAIR STYLIST — Personable, fully NURSE RN M/F — 3-11 full time No experience required. MUSI BE Her S p.m. Shantv Inn, Rl. 79 Spacious kitchen. Private homa. experienced In all phases of hair Excellent benefits. Apply In person ANTIQUE —Goldan oak offlca d«k en sink. Four chain, office. Olnetl* Mini Bikes VER II YEARS OF AGE and ha' Maiawan. S63 9720 WOO) and swlval chair (130) othar W50, Includes haat. 542-2*31 aftar 4 deilgnlng and coloring. Busy salon between 10-4. Arnold Walter Nursing •uendable transportation. Support ablt. Two table lamps and TV set. HAILET - With option lo buv, four with reputation for professionalism. Homa, 622 South Laurel Ave. WANTED — Horse person. Only offlca Hams. Room 1004, 10 Spring V7-2423. LOW PRICE I YANKEE MOPED MATAWAN — Three bedrooms, bedrooms, living room, dining room, ork and customer service ' it, Rad Bank 14) ISM (200 For Inter via w, call L'I mage, Hailet. modern clean surroundings. Mai xperlenced need apply, to care fo near transportation, *350 per month, Itchen, family room. Good neigh 5*4-3222, ask tor David ood mares and hunters on a smal MEN'S SLACKS — M waist, 27 717-0194 no utilities. borhood 791 WO anytime OFFICE ASSISTANT - For ext>an gar will be Interviewing Tues. Sept BEDROOM — Naw, 1193. Baddlno •ngth, I7.S0 each Also, belse slack 4 from 12 5. Equal opportunity em arm. Inquire Clarmar Farm, one sals, dlnattas, I4«.ts. Mattrauts, HAIRDRESSER/MANICURIST - ding chiropractic office, part-time ille west of Tinton Falls, on Rt. 537 lt, 150. Excellent, 244-43*3. Needed for busv salon. Experienced 212 2219. lover. 542-3474. bad framas, Ha M K.D. SHARPS with following need only apply. APP FURNITURE, 273 Hwv. 34, Wast MORE SAVINGS — At Sycamore ly In person Arletlet, 7*9 River Rd.. OFFICE CLEANING — Five times UN'S LPN'SNURSE'S AIDE Kcansburg. Aftar 1 p.m., 415-0075. ireens, naw equlsltlont, loveseet, (M/F) 52 Babysitting/Child Fair Haven per week In the Freehold area. I Enolltn and American wing chairs. Interested please call 479 1*97 All Shifts Available Care BEDROOM SET — Madltarranaan Mahogany Duncan Phyfe dropleaf HOSTESS/HOST - Apply In person Medical Personnel Pool ttvla frultwood Llka naw, Includas able, four mahogany chairs to between 2-5 p.m. Shore Point Inn, RECEPTIONIST - Assistant, OP 90 Monmouth St. Red Bank Quaan-slia mattrass, 1750. 741-2425. match, artificial fireplace, Hwv. 35. Hailet lometrlit office, Optical experience 431-5744 BABYSITTER — 4:30-4, preferabl- mahogany and maple preakfronts, necessary, good with people. Cal BLINOSI mahogany buffets, wrought Iron RN (M/F) — 1-4, every other week my home, Leonardo area. Mus Lavolors, Vartlcals, Wovan Woods rive. 291-5540. dinette sets. Also antique desk, INTERVIEWS - Full or part-tlmi. nd. 10% OFF LIST, DELIVEREDI mahogany tool leathered lop - recep- Looking tor people to work evenings PART TIME — Ladles/Men. Work Call 2*4 3546 BABYSITTER — Call Call Elanby Product! tor Quota lon desk, ate. RUSCILS, 34 explaining money saving Ideas lo from home on telephone. 14-16 and Call after 5 P.m; 211-0411 iycamore Ave., Little Silver. consumers, no selling Car needed lore per hour. 244-7SS8. RN M/F — Relief charge, smal 291-251? 741-1504. Earn 13J.00 a hour to start. Call urtlng home, individualised care Boxes -Corrugatad Packing sup pllas for Industry and Moving and 7H0 7660 for appointment. PART-TIME — 5:30 a.m.-7 a.m. El ail 946-4991 between 10 a.m. and * BABYSITTER WANTED — In my ORGAN — Farflsa compact uoo UMOlH-dniornlnonewipaMr route home, part-time, six to seven week Storaoa. Call 747-40N or until available In West Long Branch DenleleclroAMP 11100) PlusMIKE ays per month. References. Cal CASH REGISTER —Elactrlc Victor 135) and BOOMSTAND (S30) All In 21J Instruction Eatohtown, Highlands «OSE JOYCE COSMETICS — Na 29-4033 between 9 noon. onal cotmetk company has limited 43, savtn kavs. Idaal for bar or air condition. Good for beginner. Wanamasta. Two reliable parson Call 747-4043 after 7:30 p.m. wilh car can (am 12501300 monthly penlngt for beauty consultants HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE aitaurant Evcallant condition. Good supplement Income. Toll frtt nil or part-time, no experience nee GIRL — To watch toddler, 1-4 p. Asking J450 Davf, »71-0344. isary. Training program. For in PAINT — Colors Interior/exterior. K>0»]le and receivable, Journal entry Classified Ads etf Beck, Tull, Soger, and Manllow. Cast Iron Ben Franklin. Perfect con- We sell • necessity that repeats. KING SIZE BEAUTY REST MAT dition, SIM 239-3020. hrough financial statement. Call Delivered. 443-4420 eves. CB BASS TRESS — And two box springs. 47-4094, ask for Gerry. as low as 40 Channel, $175 Almost new, excellent condition. WE OFFER: 344-4310 GREEN VINYL — Swivel rocker. ABYSITTER — Any a«e,"by a TOP SOI L — Clean farm land, small 1100 or best offar. Bd-MTo. ixcellent condition, SO 11x15 green TV — RCA 19" weed rug, $35. 5419453 attar 6 jtentlal for the right parson. ature woman in my home. Hazier 46 cents load, 135. All sin loads avalleble. COLOR portable. Guaranteed Income to start rea. 244-5933. Par lino, par day imi day dallverly. 930-3313 or working. needs edluslmont. $25 NEVER USED — Bicycle. Frencv, TICKETS — Great Adventure, four Complete training program, ex- (based on 10-day Insertion) 717-7127. Chest of drawers, maple. S3 Light Gltene, 34" frame, tan-speed, quick comwnatlc-n $3 each REATIVE CHILD CARE — Ex oak dresser, $20. 7412175. ACCOUNT CLERK penses (MM. erlenced Will babvtlt ages 1-5, In release hubs, sin Never used, Coll 3444541 Merit promotlons-no seniority. v home. 244-9230. For FAST RESULTS OP SOIL — Clean farm land, COLONIAL COUCH — Chair and tubular wheels and tiros, S74. Coll Malar Medical, profit sharing. •42-1799. TIRES — Four, CTa-il Four Ply. AT LOW COST wholesale. 14 par yard, loaded on ottoman 1125 for all. while walls, used 100 miles. US or FREEHOLD truck. 930-3313 or 717-7127. alt-Mil ECLARE YOUR INDEPEND XPERIENCED — Interior Deco- bast offer Call 7(7-4499 NCE... TODAY BY CALLING ator Designer. |25 consultation. phone DINETTE SET- Dark Pine pedes- ORIENTAL RUG — toll, red mulll. OR AN APPOINTMENT AND ontemporarv It my specialty. By OD — 1.13 par so., ft. Cash and tal table with leaf, four chairs. $150, machine mode, good condition, $300. ONFIOENTIAL INTERVIEW. value $700. 741-OB47. Call 391-0745. WASHER — $75 ppolntment only. 170-1037. Dryer. $50 IXUI] or 717-7127 ATURE WOMAN — To babysit REGISTER EXTERIOR — Wood door frame, RED BRICK FIREPLACE —With •43-5934 F. GETZ hiidren, part-time In my home. Ex WO ANTIQUE SCHOOL — Del*. trim places, rt," x 4' a", four win- heorth and heater, excellent condi- DEFINITION: Under direction, performs routine, repeti- dows, $50- 741-1447. tion, $75. 4711003. WEDDING GOWN AND VEIL - perlenced, with references. 495-9251 Classified Ads rest) compactor, rattan bar and Site I. never worn, best offer Call tive, non-complex clerical work of a varied nature In the 264-2400 tools, groan plaid couch, sola bod, Thurs. or Frl.. 3294093 E WILL BABYSIT — Your chli twln-slia. Six oloce wrought Iron FURNITURE — Two sets ranch oak keeping of financial and/or other records of a mathematical bunk bads. $50 each. Ranch oak six- Mon-Wtd., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. en In our Hailet home. 542-1700 porch furniture. Twin bedroom sot ROCKET RIMS — IS", two for $35, WHIRLPOOL AND WEST. ad Indoor/outdoor carpeting, drawer chest, $75; four-drawer Mopar. Also, transmission, com- nature as a beginner at the entrance level of employment 264-1942 Toll Fraa from Matawan Araa chest. $50- Tan kitchen formlco set, NGHOUSE — Elactrlc dryers. $45 gual Opportunity Emplenr M/P Inane sol. Call M7-7DU. pletely rebuilt, 194449 Newport. $10. end S45. Hawaiian slide guitar with which includes a relatively ffmall proportion of difficult Jour choirs, $75. Two recllnera. $90, "•II 344-5240 566-8100 1*5. Occasional chain, $45 each. case. 1100 7074533. tasks; does related work as required. ECRETARV — E«cutlv*-typa 10 Situations Wanted WO COMPLETE — Fireplace equipment. Coll after 4 p.m. Two-door cedar closet, $45. Two ROLLAWAY FOLDING BED WOOD BURNING STOVE — Never oanire imall offka. Two vtan Male Toll Proa from MlddWIown Araa Mack/white TV's, $45 each. Call REQUIREMENTS: Ability to read, write, speak and under- Kparitnet with axcallant typing and Iti-ITH. $10 used, accessories Included. 1120 944-3743 after 4. all day Sal. and Sun. 3914037 Call 495 Mil. stand English sufficiently to perform the duties of this ano. Maa card typawrltar ax- 671-9300 PRIGHT FREEZER — Sears, position. Some knowledge of modern office methods, irlanca prtfarrad. PIMM tand rt- sed only six months, excellent con- ima to Black's Gulda, P.O. r LL AROUND YARD WORK — DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL lllon, 1350 Pool table with Ping practices and equipment and of performing routine, repeti- W. Bad Bank. N.J. 07701. rees cut gutters, garages cleaned pong top and accessories for both, ree estimates. 741 4305 2»M417 tive, and non-complex tasks involved in the keeping of SECRETARY good condition, sioo. Call 717-1499 $ 00 attar 4:30. financial and/or other records of a mathematical nature. ood llano. Racaptlonltt and oanar iGHT COLLEGE STUDENT — EROSION SPECIALISTS oftka dutlai Construction back ard worker seeking yare) work, any Ability to do simple mathematical computation. Ability to ound nalptul Banafltt Faa naoo- odd Jobs. Call Brent 542-4391. abla TO $170. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 understand, remember and carry out oral and written ACt EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TRUCK FOR HIRE directions. TtwmM 747MM Sftmntvnr * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * $ M Call m-SBM RESIDENCY: All applicants should be residents of Mon- SECRETARY FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200 root dalk Good tkllls Light itano. mouth County. taw phona. Excallant opportunltv Situations Wanted Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Df advancanwnt. To I17S. Classified Service SALARY: $6500 Male/Female quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY umns now under a separate distinctive heading. Thomai 747MM Sriratntxiry NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE SECRETARY Items originating from your household may be sold Good skills. Dictation. Abla to com- DMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZER VOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS for up to $200.00 (formerly $100.00) per article. Last data of application, 9/19/80. m own corraipondanca. Raaitv Sleno skills too NYC ex- Price lor each item must be mentioned ktround halWul. To 1170. perience 2912425 TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. Qualified applicant! should submit resumes to: ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ThoriMI 747^»< Shrawsbury Day Care/Nursery PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT ECAETARY — Full tlma, LIHW JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE lv*r location. Racant front daftk School MONMOUTH COUNTY CETA parlanca. Good skills. AP- BETWEEN 6:30 A.M. c. 12:30 P.M. LEBROOK AGENCY. 747S4M. Call 542-170D IT. • * OMUii COWT. FUEBKU, I. J. 17711 TTENTION WORKING MOTH- SECURITY GUARDS RS — Happy Hours Nursery, Pre- No discount il cancelled before expiration avpon/Holmdal arta Mult: naal. ndergerten Rt 34, Maiawan. Full tan racord. phona, car. Full-tlma, nd half-Day sessions. Register now CALL 542-1700 No changes in copy. rt-tlma. (Mil UMK. for fall semester. 544-093* 102 Houses For Rent 105 Summer Rentals 101 Commercial 131 Houses For Sale 154 Recreational Rentals Vehicles SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER is. 1980 The Dotit> Register 17 DEAL ARE* - Alleffliuru. aw MOUNT POCONO- Four bedroom Ocean end Deal Lake Outstanding two bath Chalet Fireplace Private When considering Buying or S 227 Highlands tour bedroom ultra modarn new Bolt course, tennis courts, beecn ana MiOOlctOwn AtHrMic Hi0hi.,nds Call a member ol The Ranch. J>i bethi. completely Monmoiilh County MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT to raise roof line on an eiisllng Country Club Close to ell resorts Chech our unbeatable bctiroorn end to construct a deck carpeted garage*, central air 2H5S43 ONLY U PER SO FT Available now Owner win MIL if 1 100 M ft of freestanding pro low rale* erta compere 22s CM'; above the bedroom and at tftc door 'evei of the bedroom Property is interested References ana security TRAILER SITE IN POCONO fusion*I otfitt budding with l«rg« TERR* FIFTH WHEEL H'S M31 Mooic iji-aoo Own,, MOUNTAINS — Summer rental. Mrfcino •(. C«U 222-4011 for «p- 132 Condominiums located on Block 10 Lot ] of the tan 37KI Air tna extras Please cell map of the Borough ot Highlands dally, weekly, monthly Private lake ooinlmcnt ft'ter Spm 542*07* and pool Water electric and sewer MIDDLETOWN HAY Prime Town Housts Gall A Cat*. Secretary MATAWAN — Naw three badroom. hook-ups on site For Information 35 — Highlands Board ot Town House, air conditions, dish call »71-4iS7. office w«ce. rttshwe v frontae* >n Adjustment washar. tsio pim utilities HHT34 protes&ion«l building. 600M 1H M25 RED BANK SPECIAL Sept is ft* JD Plus IftHtllM 671 lott1. 2 5 PIT. NAVESiNK RIVER TOWNHOUSE ioo NOTICES MATAWAN BOKO - New holm 10* Furnished Rooms New Two bedroom*, den or third Four bedrooms IW baths. Mn. U'l RED BANK — New office bedroom. Master bedroom living 22lHolmdtl mo LMla and references reouired &Mce with central wHlchboiird and room and dining room with terraces on river fo baths e>< appliance 210 Lost 4 Found HrOTicIo» otciiioa* CLEAN ROOM - Furnlsnad Red receptionist. 7411444 TAKE NOTICE THAT on the lift Bank, near bus and railroad kitchen, garage Central air condi 747-otU RED BANK - Professional office Honing Rent $IO0 or buy $125,000 oav ot Sepiember itH. the Zoning suite compfis»d of five rooms and FOUND - In Oak Hill. Midd>e.o«r. Board ol Aolustment o< Holmdel NORTH LONG BRANCH - Cloaa Io Call 142 3411 or 7.11 1415 Male Collie, red collar and flee cui EATONTOWN AREA — Furnlsnad two lavatories, around floor with T Township, after a public hearing baach. vary claan. Dn badroom ler Call 671 i 5 3 wanted the application of Leon homa Fireplace, tat In kitchen. room Private oath and entrance amote on site parkins UTOsa M of RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSCS - 2H-13S7 or 31e-43»e after 3:30 area at 1700 Mr month, plus utilities, With view of me Naves ink Two or Lepr« to sell Christmas trees and year-round. MOO par month, plus with carpet and air conditioning, three-bed room unit* w'tn 2'i baths LOST - Small brown Norwich Ter- wreathes Irom his farm at 177 utilities Avallablt Oct I Call GENTLEMEN/RETIREES PRE call owner WALTER ZIMMERER I den. garage From $91,000 '4)0516 ra* Male, short legs end tell Two Crewlordt Corner Road, known as •foam, ...nlngs FERREO — Large kitchen to cook, SON, Uk-340Q . collars N Y state rablai lag Lot it end Block IO, on the Holmdel SHADOW LAKE RESALES Nam* Barney > asi seen .8 11 PORT MONMOUTH — Small housa can have own TV end refrigerator Township Tax Map. subject to c*f MO per week 711 Union Ave . Union RED BANK — 1200 \Q ft of- AL.L MODELS $57,000 »9S.000 Nevesinh River Rd Reward tain conditions spec Hied In the Re&o 'or rant. Uavi In Immediately Beach 1X3520 lor appointment (ice show room space, around floor ALSO RENTALS tution pertaining thereto and that a excellent parking u White St Call copy ol the said Resolution ol the 7417100 KERR AGENCY LOST REWARD — Airplane Banner KEANSBURG — Nil a room, large lor CBS FM. oil See Bright KM! Zoning Board of Adjustment has kitchen 145 per week Meture per- 741-4477 Da** been filed In the Office of the Town RED BANK — Townhouse on Tower RUMSON — First floor office SMce, 113 12H Hill Living room with fireplace pit. son 717 23*7. Eves 741-4549. T47-4824 ship Clerk end Is available tor in 700 ft Avoilabte immediately spec t ion dminfl room, library with patio. 2'-) KEVPORT —^ Larao furnished U2-OU4 SHADOW LAKE IS SOLD OUT — LOST — Mele Siamese cat. vicinity baths, kltchan. laundry, garage, all But Van Horn has both new and Biro Sanctuary Eatontown Re Francis X Burke. rooms, private entrance, off street Secretary modern conveniences. Pool and ten parking 739-3111 resale unltsl $57,000 to $100,000 ward_r>lease can Mines eves nls at front door 17JO par month 11{Mtfant«dToRMt We ha we rentals, too' Zoning Board of Also available furnished 747-4143 KEYPORT - 115 Sacond SI VAN HORN AGENCY. 747-4100 Adlustment Badroom with bath Lady only Eves Marilyn Leahy. I42-OT53 211 Special Notices Sep. .S «fo RUMSON - Three bedrooms, two or Larry Schilling 442*579 2*4-7107 LARGE XjftNlSHEO ROOM — Or 231 Ocean port baths Large yard Walk to schools, small apartment, veer round basli Anticipation Dating Service shopping 1550 a month Air. utilities MIDDLETOWN — Wall furnished Single male Quiet neighborhood re STG CONDO MART INC. room In good area Near bus and RR Shore Homes, Condo Specialist p o BOM 3cu. (Hand HI, N J mm NOTlCC TO tlOOIIIt not Included 747-5W4 after a cm quired, suburban desired, need off 270 W33 station. 471-3153. street parking Call 5444171 between Sea Bright. NJ 642-0004 NOTICE Is hereby given that RUMSON — Three-bedroom, two- 9 a.m.-5 p.m, reeled bids will be received bv the bath ranch on one acre near river RED BANK - Large lovely room, ANY ONE — Witnessing an accident Mevor end Council ol the Borough ot nicely furnished, private entrance. 133 Incomt Property which occurad on Aug •, 1W on Oceanoort on THURSDAY. SEP Fireplace, air. basement, gai heat, WANTED TO RENT - 1100 Io 2500 Laurel Ava . Holmdel. approaching refrigerator, washer/dryer, IMS good area 042 W30. 142-3401 sq ft storage building In TEMBTR 25 I9U at 10 00 AM In Oct 13th. 142 4793 Ktinibura Mldditiown area. intersection on Rt is at appro* the Borough Hall. HI Monmouth 717-7140 HIGHLANDS — Income property imatelv 1 a m pliast Phone Blvd , Oceanport. New Jersey lor a 107 Nursing Homes Two bedroom ranch house plus three fire engine and related equipment RUMSON - Two-room house lor WANT TO RENT - Store space in rental units MO 000 »IIW or tor the Oceanport Fire Department HI-OHM eves ANY ONE - Witnessing an accident rent Good for one or two people Hailct, approximately 1000 so ft or which occured on Aug 26. 1*M on Specifications for the above may SHELTERED CARE — Stale less Call 2444544 after 7 Incjudoi private yard. t43-let4. License, room and board, excellent LONG BRANCH — Handvltien Ipe- Washington Ave , near intersection be secured from the Borough Ad ol Union Ave . Union Beach, at Ap mlnitiretor's Office In the Ocean NEW ASSISTANTS — Monmouth County Prosecutor WEST LONG BRANCH — Three food, 24-hour supervision, now rent. del. four units, fully rented Sepe- Ing Call 531 1113 eves 142-4301 >alo heat Mi.ooo ?«t MM eroximeleiv 3pm Phone 6283412 port Borough Hall. 222 Monmouth bedrooms. tsOO per month plus utili- HEAL ESTATE Blvd., Oceanport New Jersey Alexander D. Lehrer, left, welcomes William Guldry o ties Bo« v 211, The Dally Register, FOR SALE NEE6 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA — The bids are to be enclosed in Long Branch and Linda Kennev of Red Bank to hl< Shrewsbury. N.J. O77Ot. 101 Commercial 135 Commercial Call Unio Baach Adulti School sealed envelopes bearing the name H4I401 and address of the bidder and must staff. Thev were sworn in Sept. 8 as assistant prose Rentals Property be accompanied bv a certified check 10J Rente-Is To Shart 131 Hous«$ For Sale or bid bond payable to the order of cutors. 212 Travtl- the Borough of Oceanport In the sum AGENTS — Executives, pro- LET'S MAKE A DEAL not less than 10% of the amount ot HOUSE MATE - Red Bank, to fessionals olllces available In two AAA CONDITION- Four-bedroom. Building and lot, MlOdletown. Hwy Transportation •Here furnished Dutch Colonial, rea Shrewsbury ranch on beautifully me loial bid , or three rooms or larger Air. J5, r*e»r Shop Rite entrance l?V The Mayor and Council reserve sonable rate Call Karen or Jim, carpet, decoration On long-term landscaped lot with large country Iron t age. key proptMv tD rear 74740tf kitchen, finished basement and POO! ' acreage invest In the future Low CAN root. 1»A«TNP»» — Wanted In* right la reieel anv or eii bid* It leeses Red Benk area Full ser- Mtddietown to Livingston Work deemed to be In the best Interest of vlces. Low rents. 74t-*5f3, Only *79,5OO WALKER 1 WALKER, Eighties PAUL P BOVA INC., 7415312 hours, I am luipm 141 bU» the Borough of Oceanport to do so Tourism council 6/1 7)44 HOUSE MATE — wanted to share ANTIQUE STORE - Office or busl By order of the Mayor and Coun- two-story suburban house In Hezlet. A NEW LlSTINGI — Three- LIMOUSINE SERVICE — for all cil Of the Borough of Oceanport, ness, centrally located, near Rail occasions To airports from 111, with one male and one female Rent road station. Call 741-7092 bedroom Red Bank charmer. Eat In 137 Lots & Acreage Monmouth County. New Jersey plus utilities average 1240 per kitchen Basement Deep yard with Weddings are our toeclaliv Low PATRICIA L VARCA month Call UtUtt days, or 7» e»7 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — SIM* treet. We 11 maintained and avail rates, tree quotes. 24 hour, seven BOROUGH CLERK nights, ask for Roy. space, 730 so ft., S1S0 Call Kl 2M0 able Immediately Call right awey TWO ONE ACRE LOTS dav service Call toll free, Sept Hlt« or J1I-0W5 • 157,900 Holmdel. $14,500 each •0OM2 3O0S turning to fall, CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor* Call 441 7243 104 Wlntir Rental* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two "independently Owned" stores with concrete floor. Can be It3 River Rd Fair Haven 213 Instruction LIOAL ADVI.... eltered to suit specific needs Call (201) 741-74M 138 Mobile Homes PUBLIC AUCTION BEACHCOMBER — Designer deco •72-01*7 The Borough of Red Bank will rated, one-bedroom executive suite. ARTISTIC HIDEAWAY) — Thil A REAL ESTATE — Agents licens- hold a public auction on September bv trie day, weak or month. Pan- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 1e00 M three-bedroom Carriage House It 50*12' MOBIL HOME - 1f70 treller, ing course Mornings Sept 13-24 M. tt«O at 10 A. M at 7S Chettnut winter program oramic ocean views, maid service, It., Hoy. M shopping canter Phone tucked away In a secluded setting two bedrooms. $13,000, adults only Monmouth institute. Ml I90D Street to dltpote of (2) t?7S 22»3»!/2»l 0415 c f r p m FREEHOLD - As Labor fall panorama of colors in out coffee shoo end laundermet All util- Exterior building Includes a guest • *" * '* * • 144 4413 PIANO TEACHER — Sophie Frank- Plymouth!, rt) 1977 Plymouth, IHt ities Included. Security deposit re BROAD ST., RED BANK — Modern house, ariiit'i studio end e pond enfeld College of William & Merv Chevrolet ttatlon wagon and other Day weekend signaled the parks is breathtaking People Quired. 22! »47» office. 220 so. ft Private parking. view, tool Asking 1125,000. In GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES Mannel Colle«e of Music, Jullltard obsolete office equipment All equip- Shrewsbury E.A. ARMSTRONG - Bethany Rd, Hailet. Adult park ment may be viewed at H Chettnut close of one of the most suc- can ice-skate on dozens of oui Yearly leesa. 1123 a month 741 1313 Walk to shopping and NY. bus m-1674. before I X p.m AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Street on September 25 and 24 be HIGHLANDS - Four furnished Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. 3 (U-3911 tween the hourt of i PM and 5 P M cessful summer tourism sea- small lakes and ponds, ice rooms Children welcome No pets HIGHLANDS — Service gerage, and prior to the action sons in recent memory, boat on the Navesink or ski al Til June lalh. 172-0472 2300 so. It., hydraulic lilt, 1330 per CARROLL AGENCY INC. MOBILE HOME — 12x40 BevShore Jamet P McGoldrlck month, plus utilities, security re Reel Estate Marketing and Sales Manor, West Keensburg Asking Purchatlng Agent members of the Monmouth Arrowhead SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms and REALTOR I72-910Q $17,000 Call 14. 687 5441 7-9 p.m., furnished studio apartments. Maid Quired »l »557 379-3931 Sept IS, 14 |t to County Tourism Advisory service and utilities Included In our UNCROFT SHOPPING CENTER FAIR HAVEN HIDEAWAY — One 217 Allonhunt indoors, one can roller- low winter rates. Available bv day. block to stores, buillne and marina. l44Tlnto» Falll ~~ Council turned their attention Store for rent. Prime location. Ex- NOTICI TO »IDOIRt week or month. No lease - no secur- cellent exposure. 1,752 sq. ft., plus Beautifully maintained Colonial on a 140 Real Estate Wantei AN ORDINANCI •ITABLItHINO to the promotion of numerous skate, play racquetball or ity TRADE WINDS MOTEL, quiet lane. Dining room, two Notice is Hereby given that loading platform. Established. In sealed bids will be received bv the tPIID LIMITS ON HOP! ROAD handball, swim at various «4i-1137 thriving tree Contact Manager. bedrooms, sunny eat-In kitchen, BE IT ORDAINED bv the and varied attractions avail- enclosed porch, plus basement ALL CASH Board of Commissioners of the •42-4704 or 741-4C14 Investors seek houses up to I too,000 Borough ol AHcnhurst, N J, for Mevor and Council of the Borough of able io residents and visitors heated pools, take in dozen: Unloue at US,000 Call today Tlnton Falli 108 Commercial LONG BRANCH — Offices to rent CENTURY 21 COZENS, Retltort Quick closing. MELMED REALTY, "Paving of Lake Drive from Benson of art shows, see Broadwa) Bfcr. 471-5410 Park to Cedar Avenue In the SECTION 1 That the tpeed llm during the fall and winter for professional or Industrial use. "Independently Owned" lit In the Borough of Tlnton Fails ot Rentals 113 River Rd, Fair Haven Borough of Allenhurst" at Borough months productions at different com Prominent location. 401 uptown Hall. 125 Corlles Avenue, Allenhurst. traffic along Hope Road be eiteb Broadway. Ample parking. Call In «0i) 741-7414 HOUSES BOUGHT llthed at follow: munity theaters, and con the a.m., 1221074. N.J. at 10:00 a.m. Prevailing time on Meeting in the Board of FOR CASH Thursday, October •, 1M0 at which ZONE 1. 40 MPH between Tlnton tinue to dine and dance al MATAeVAN — Rt. 14. Two olllces. FAIR HAVEN — Sale bv owner 14-HOUR APPRAISAL • CALL FOR time they will be opened and reed 'Avenue (County Road 517) and Freeholders meeting room 142 sq ft and 240 M ft. (together or Energy-efficient, well-Insulated DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY, aloud Route 34 some of the finest restau NIIM INDUSTRIAL AIU Four bedrooms, oven lie eat-In ZONE 1 50 MPH between Route here, the council heard a re- separate) New, .air conditioned, REALTOR. 739222! Work consuls of roadway repav rants on the Eastern 12.000 sq. It. Tailgate loading, carpeted, emple parkins. Available kitchen with Jenn Air grill. Living ing and reconstruction wl(h the fol- 34 and Shafto Road (Wvckoff Road) private parking A/C, heat, room with fireplace and gla» doors (County Road 547) port from Mrs Helen II Immediately. Ue-OHa alter 4 p.m. lowing approximate quantities of Seaboard Monmouth County sprlnklered. Public transports onto deck overlooking spec lout RANCH materials: 100 iv Bituminous Sia SECTION 2. Regulatory and Scafidi of the Monmouth tlon private verd and woods with brook. Warning tlgn» thall be erected and definitely is not just a sum- OFFICE SPACE — Professional or Large family room, iVi baths, laun- WANTED biiiied Base Course (4" th ).*» tons County Heritage Committee store In good location In downtown Two-bedrooms, basement, garage, Bituminous Concrete Surface maintained to effect the above detlg dry, attached garage *-acre. Cen- small lot. Mlddletown TWSP. or vi- naied tpeed limits at authorized bv mer place." Red Bank, on but route 1443 a trally located on quiet street. Walk Course and all other Incldentel ap detailing the various his- 747-1100 month, near municipal parking. Call cinity. Principals onlv 530-0973 after purtenant Items. the Department of Transportation to schools, but, conveniences 4 p.m. SECTION 1. Thlt ordinance torical and cultural events 741 1000 Ml.tOO 747-WS4, The plant, ipeclocations and Ronald !•: Prusek, chair- other contract documents for the thall take effect upon passage, pub ikatlon and approval bv the Com which take place after the man of the advisory unit, aaid FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY proposed work, prepared bv Leon S Aveklan. Inc . Consulting Engi- mlttloner of Transportation summer season These in- members of the council will REALTORS neers, 7H Wavslde Road, Neptune, PUBLIC NOTICI 3 Woodland Or - Middle.own N.J. may be examined at the office The foregoing Ordinance wat In- clude house tours, early organize programs to pro-, __^_ 47I-W4 ol the engineer during business troduced and patted tlrtt reading el a regular meeting of the Mevor and American cooking demon- mote tourism in the upcom- Make It Yourself FOUR-ftiDROOM - 2Vi-bath, Mld- hours, Bidders may obtain one copy 152 Boats a thereof upon proper notice and Council of the Borough of Tlnton dletown, t13t,S00, prlBClpaii ontv. Fallt held on Sept. f, iftO and laid strations, presentations by ing months through radio ap- Eves, or weekends, 4714154. payment of a non refundable charge Accessories of S2S to defray the cost thereof Ordinance will be further considered historical societies and a fife pearances, cable TV shews HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS Checki shell be written to the order for final pattage at a reaular meet- and drum parade in Freehold Jumbo Crochet! Call the Kerr Agency. Inc. 14' HOB IE — Three-months-old, of Leon S. Avaklan, inc for each sat ing of iald governing body to be held and mailings. create Ripples tit, River Rd. Fair Haven, 741 4477 ol documents. on Oct ,4, 19M, at I IS P M at the many extras, S25O0 or best offer Borough Hall, Tlnton Fall*, New on the third Saturday of De- "One of our principal Bids must be made on the stan- HAZLET — Three-bedroom Ranch •741-0074 eves. Jersey at which lime and place all dard proposal form In a manner cember on fenced corner lot with spacious person, detlrlng to be heard thereon targets will be local resi- 14' WOOD BOAT — And canopy top. designated therein and required bv living room, dining room and kitch- will be given full opportunity. Fully equipped, 50 h.p. electric start the specifications They shall be "For many, the fall and dents," Prusek said. "It's en, cast Iron baseboard gas heat, low Evlnrude, new II volt battery, heavy Jerome S Reed taxes. Close to schools and com- enclosed In a opegue sealed en duty trailer, Very good condition. vaiope addressed to tha Board of Borough Clerk winter are the best of times surprising how many Mon. muter trantDortatlon. Very neat $750 717-9457. ' S«pt IS 11240 Asking »S2.000 SMOLKO AGENCY, Commissioners of the Borough of in Monmouth County," Mrs. mouth County people — even 717-0123 Allenhurst bearing on the outside the II'WOOD SKIFF-All new wiring. name ot the bidder, his address and 244 Watt Long •ranch Scafidi said "It's the perfect those whq have lived here for Good condition 45 HP. outboard, HAZLET COLONIAL 144,900 needs work $550 or best offer the name of the contract for. which NOTICI TO CONTRACTOR! time to study and absorb the some time — are unaware of Four bedrooms, I'/i baths, formal 251-a?W the bid Is submitted Bidt mutt be Notice 11 hereby given that dining room, full finished basment accompanied bv a certificate from a teaiad Propotali will be received bv multitude of architectural the many interesting things Here's just the bulky, quick- with bar. Utility room, french . 22' CATALINA SAILBOAT — 1*77, surety company stating that It will the Borough of West Long Branch, to do and see in the county crochet locket you need. drains, central air, garage, patio. In 9.9 h.p. Johnson motor, 1971. With provide the specified performance Monmouth County, New Jersey for styles which vary from com- Fleelwood Park. ERA, MELMED Ship to shore radio, other extras bond In the event that the contract Is the Reiurfaclng of Beechwood Ave- munity to community The after the summer ends." Bejinnei-easy crochet! Use REALTY, 471-1450, After 5, 473-1744 awarded to the bidder- nue and Varlout Street!. Drainage double stand ol synthetic Each bid must be accompanied Verloui Street! and opened and read HOLMDEL 22' OWENS 1«M - 2*3 Chevrolet bv e certified check, cashier's check In public at the Weil Long Branch worsted for warm, handsome EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY Inboard, compass and depth Under or bid bond for ten percent of the Borough Hatl, IS Poplar Avenue, jacket, variegated colors for but ABILITY DEPENDABILITY 19' homemade plywood, i960 four- amount of the bid, drawn upon an Weil Long Branch, New Jertev on RELIABILITY cylinder Grav Marine engine, spare Incorporated bank or trust com- Friday, September 24, t«M at 10:00 tons, Dockets and trim. Pattern pany, payable to the order of the Recreation program Wt-4144 engine Make offer ?91 4106 A.M. Prevailing Time 540: Sizes 8-14 included Borough of Allenhurst. and guaran- KEANSBURG — Cabana and 14K32 24' LUHRS CABIN CRUISER — In tee that In case the contract Is Contract Documents and Plant In-ground pool are a bonus with this water, SI7S. Must salt, partners awarded to the bidder, he will, for the proposed work prepared bv four-bedroom, aluminum and brick breasting UP. 717-4451. within ID days thereafter execute Michael F Barrett, P.E.LS. of the proved very popular sided home with gas heat, It Includes fit in of T * M Aitoclatet, Consulting 25' CHRIS CRAFT — Flbergles, ex- such contract and furnish satisfac- $1.75 for each pattern Add SOC two baths, modern kitchen, recrea- tory performance bond. Upon fail- and Municipal Engineer!, have been tion room, huge dining room and press cruiser, cabin, sink, refrig- ure to do so. he shell forfeit the filed In the office of tald Engineer at FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Family Center used addl- each pattern for first class an living room with custom drapes and erator, stand-up head, sleeps four deposit as liquidated damages and 1040 Highway 35 (Colonial Village Rigged for fishing $10,500. 441-5170 Mall), Mlddletown Township, P 0. — The Monmouth Family tional community, county and mail and handling Send IK carpeting. A real find at 159,900 the acceptance of the bid will be SMOLKO AGENCY, 717-0123. contingent upon fulfillment of thlt •21, Red Bank, New Jertev and at' 24' TROJAN CABIN CRUISER — the office of the Borough Clerk, Center (MFC) made this state resources to make pos- Sleeps five, galley, stand-up heed. requirement bv the bidder. The KEANSBURG — Attractive extra checks of all, excepting the 1 lowest Borough Hall, W Poplar Avenue, summer happier for hundreds sible the recreational pro- large three rooms, excellent condl- new canvas, extras. Mint condition Watt Long Branch, New Jertev and Mult be saen. After 5, 244-77H. bidders, will be returned within ** Liura Wheeler tlon, m.100. 471-7111 eves. hours after the opening of the bids may be Impacted bv protpectlve of local children through an grams, according to Albert bidder* during butlnett noun, LITTLI SILVER SHRtWSBURY 24' CLAYTON — Cuddy, Chrysler and the. remaining checks will be annual recreation program. Feuchtwanger, MFC project Crown engine. Hull and engine ex- returned according to law No In- Bidden will be furnished with a AREA: — Cell or send for our copy of the Contract Document! and Needl.criftDapl.61 "Shore & Country Living" brochure, cellent condition, In water. Asking terest shall be allowed upon any director. $1375 495-W77. • such check. Plant bv the Engineer upon proper pics, descriptions, prices on ex- notice and payment of a nonrefun Outings included a voyage A large part of the bus Th« Daily Register clusive llstlwgs APPLEBROOK BOAT TRAILER — 14-11', great tor The contract shall be awarded, dable charge of Twenty Five Dollert to the Statue of Liberty on the AGENCY, Realtor, 44 Church St., hauling In and out As Is, W Call or all bidt rejected, within 10 days (IIJ 00) to defray the cost thereof transportation was funded Little Silver, 747-5444. 471-qiQ . from the receipt of bids or within Propotali must be made on the Circle Line, a journey to Wild through a N.J. Department of such extensions of time as permitted Standard Proposal Forms In the LITTLE SILVER - Waterfront. CENTER CONSOLE BOAT - 21', West City, Netcong, a tour of Bo* 1(1, Old Chtho. St.., Now Custom built Vlrglna Rench. Four by law. manner designated In the Contract Environmental Protection 225 h.p. Inboard. Asking M500 Bidders are required to comply Document!, mult be enclosed In York, Nf 10113. Print Name, years old. One acre +, four 244-1910 after 5 p.m. the Franklin Institute, Phila- youth recreation opportunity bedrooms, three full baths, center with the requirements of P.L. 1*75, *«• led envelopet bearing the name Mdfott, Zip, Pattern Number halt, double living room with fire- c. 127. and addreii of the Bidder and tha delphia, a vlait to Great Ad- project grant coordinated by See the greatest craft show place, dining room, large kitchen, The Board of Commissioners re- name of the work on the outtlde. venture, a trip to ball games wall-to-wall carpeting through out, FLAGSHIP MARINE serves the right to reject eny and all addretted to the Mayor and Borough Gerry Nelson chief of visitors ever! NEW 1981 NtLDLECRAF! two car oarage, two-zone heating, POWER bldi or to waive any Informality of Council and mutt be accompanied at Shea Stadium, and a free services, Monmouth County CATALOG-over 172 designs. 3 screened porch, brick patio, cedar Bavllner. Boston Whaler any bid bv a itatement of Content of Surety decks, 30i(44 Inground pool. A-1 con- Richard F. Gibbons from a surety company authorised performance at the Garden Park System. free patterns inside $1 00 dition. No realtors Asking 1245,000. SAIL Borough Clerk to do butlrmi In the State of New State Arts Center Expedi- 7.114714 or M2-»35. Phantom, Laser, Hoble, Harpoon Sept 15 »I70O Jertev and acceptable to the The- U.S. Department of O'Dev, Buccaneer Borough and a bid guarantee to the Erlcson, Stllletto tions to Monmouth County Agriculture through the sum- LITTLE SILVER — Four bedroom 222 Eatontown Borough for not lets than ten percent Cape. Close to school and train (10%) of the amount bid eicept that parks, boardwalk rides, pic- mer food program of the N.J, Many extras. Bv owner. I4M043 Johnson AAA service *. NOTICI the bio guarantee need not exceed SI 10,000 Summer end winter storage S20.000 00 nics, beach, skating and Department ol Education Complete Canvas Shop The Ealontown Senior Hooting Printed Pattern Corporation It now accepting ap- The award of the Contract for bowling parties completed provided free snacks and No Waist Seam! MIDOLETOWN plication, for the position of Man- thlt work will not be made until the OUTSTANDING First Ave, Atlantic Highlands aoement Agent for tha senior cltlitn necettarv funds heve been provided the summer programs lunches under the sponsor- OPPORTUNITY 291-5600 apartment building known at "Th« bv the Borough in a lawful manner Owner selling direct Lovely cedar Meadowbrook " The Meedowbrook The Borough of West Long ship of the Asbury Park Of- LENTZE MARINA — For Rsrltan It a 1»7 unit building dtilgnad for Branch or Engineer reserve, the The Monmouth County shaketf, four-bedroom, 2V, baths right to reouire a complete financial fice of Community Affairs. cusiomlied Colonial Split In Bay boating in out berthing service senior c It lien occupancy to be com- Board of Social Services beautiful area near shopping, for power and sail boats, IS to 24' pleted by August 1,IMt and experience statement from CETA workers assisted MFC schools and train. "* acre pro- Used boat sales 717-2139 The Qualification, are protpectlve bidders showing that funded the summer pro- 1 Mutt be a licensed New Jar they have setltfactorIIy completed staff as counselors for the fesilonelly landscaped, cedar- work of the nature required before gram's small budget. The fenced for absolute privacy. Gas MAKO, MARQUIS, OMC uv Real Estate Broker. summer program. h«at. move-In condition, above- Duranautlc. Lvmen, Johnson. EZ 2. Mult have a proven track furnlthlng proposal forms or tpeclf ground pool—newly carpeted Many Loader. record In multiple houtlng Icatloni, or before awarding the extras. Asking S115,900. Principals WINTERIZE/HAUL/STORE 3 Mult be experienced In senior Contract. Children from all parts of only. 471-4420 lor appointment Boats, outboards and sterndrives. < housing The right is alto reserved to 344 Tlnton Fall! Reasonable rates Application! mutt be tubmitted reject any or ell bldi or to waive any the county participated in the MIDDLETOWN — Just reduced! Bry's Marine Neptune 775-7344 on the official HFA "Application for Intormalitlei where tuch informal! TINTON ML LI PUBLIC NOTICS summer recreation program, Four bedroom, i"i bath, nine-room Management Agent Qualification tv it not detrimental to the batt An Ordlnancl EniltIM "AN Oft. split level with aluminum tiding, MARINE ELECTRONICS — For Form" that may be obtained from interest of the Borough The right It DINANCE PROHIBITING THE OP 1 through each of the Family Flow., supple, soft—definitely Inground pool and cabana on %h-acre the latest In Sl-Tex recorders, VHF the HFA The deadline (or accep- alto reserved to Increase or de- ERATION OF MOTORCYCLES ON radios, direction finders or Leren, create the quantities tPecifled in the CERTAIN ROADWAYS. DRIVE- Center offices. The planning the dress you'll want to be in lot. In mint condition. Now lust tance of application! It October 1. S7*,9O0 vow best buy Is IW manner detlgnated In the Specif- WAYS AND GROUNDS IN THE committee included Roberta come Winter! It's QUICK, tA^Y. THE STARK AGENCY 717-2777 BOAT HOUSE Applications ihould be ad ications BOROUGH OF TINTON FALLS, IN 1132 Ocean Ave Sea Bright THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTM too-no waist seam! Note drama- dretted to: Bidden are required to comply Dunn, MFC Long Branch of- MIDDLETOWN — Cell or send for •42-2211 Eatontown Borough Hall with the requirement! of PL 1*71, AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY tic neckline, smart cinch. Send! our "Shore and Country Living" Open Tues. through Sun. 47 Broed Street c 127 and PL 1*77 c 33 AND FIXING PENALTIES FOR fice; Louise Mitchell, MFC, THE VIOLATION THEREOF " »•> Printed Pattern 9139: Misses brochure, pics, descriptions, prices SAILFISH — Reasonable price Sail Eatontown, N.J 07714 The luccettfui bidder than be Mlddletown, Denlse Quirk, on exclusive listings. AP- Attention Ml. Gall Giordano required to comply with the pro Introduced bv Mayor and Council of Sizes 8. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. PLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors, and boat excellent condition vttloni of the New Jertev Prevailing tht Borough of Tlnton Fallt on Aug NICHOLAS BARBATO li, IN0 ana on 5.pl I. ItK wai Freehold, and Irene Webber, W0 Rt. 35, Mlddletown, 471-1300. CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF Wage Act, Chapter 190 of the Lawt of Size 12 (bust 34) takes 2tt yards 'fM, effective January 1, 1*44 BV finally adoptld and approved bv tha Asbury Park. Susan Rea, ad- MIDDLETOWN - (Belford), four- TRUSTEES Mayor 60 inch fabric. EATONTOWN SENIOR HOUSING ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND bedroom Cape Cod, Dead-end street. Sails Aweigh JEROMES REED ministrative assistant to treed lot. S53,fO0. Cell Rev Pessaro, CORPORATION COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF Realtor, W-tm New Jersev's onlv Sept. 14,.3,14,17,11..t,21 175,W WEST LONO BRANCH Borough Clark Feuchtwanger, coordinated HUNTER Dealer HENRY J SHAHEEN,MAYOR GabrlalE Spec tor Mayor the total project. SMC J175 for I OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Weyslde Sailboat Specialists FRANCES L. TOWNSENO, CLERK Ui HK for tadi prim to Woods and Long View Village, New 223 Fair Havtn Sept IS S2440 Seot II IMI homes from S1»,000 531-0505 75 pre-owned, new Hnt-cltB airmail, " boats on display NOTtCB In addition to the summer OCEANPORT — Three-bedroom TAKE NOTICE that the Plan Mat Ranch, aluminum siding, Central 802 Mantoloklng Rd. rung Board of the Borough of Fair 241 U» •right Ml %M iiicjht outings, the Family Center air. Fireplace- H17.9O0 717-1500 Brick Town Haven at Itt regular meeting on arranges day and residential September • 1*M, granted lite plan NOTICI OF ULI OCEANPORT — Center Hall Coloni- approval to H»rral Redden, Jr. lor •OROUOH OF ISA tlllOHT, HI* JIM IT camping programs for hun- MARIAN MARTIN al, Monmouth Blvd. Four bedrooms, (201) premltet located at 7i| River Road. Notice of tale of property for non-payment of laiet. ettatimenti and :v> baths. 1119,900 7t7-3»0. other municipal lleni tn the Borough of Sea Bright, New Jertey Public dreds of county youngsters. Fair Haven, N. j., and known at Notice It heraov tlven that I. MARY LARSON, Collector of tha taxing RUMSON-FAiR HAVEN ARIA: — 477-3252 Block n. Lot II. on the Tax Map of district of tha Borough of Sea Briaht. County of Monmouth, New Jertov. Call or send for our "Snore I Coun Pitton. Dipt. 420 the Borough of Ftlr Haven, to per- purulent to the authority of the Statute! In luch cale made and provided, try Living" brochure, pics, descrip- mit the ute of tald premltet for an WOODEN BOAT 16' office building, together with a vari- will Mil at Public Auction on the ljth day of October. ifiO, at tha off ke of the tions, prices on exclusive listings Collector. Borough Hall, Sea Bright. New Jeriev. at II 00 AM , the land! Ramp completed ThiDillyRnltter APPLEBROOK AGENCY. Realtor, Good shape »» ance for perking tpecei. Call Ulim end real eitete hereinafter dewrlbed Tenet are for the veer 1*7? and open 112 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson. BONNIE B. RIDLEY aiMiimantl. MANALAPAN - The De- Ml WOO tmt-HV. NAMI OltdtimON AJMOUNT Fair Haven Planning Boerd partment of Transportation 154 Rtcrtallonal feet, il ts it* Margaret Yarvn Block >, Lot >-BO7 SM» 232 KM M-St, Nn Ye*. Ill RUMSON AREA Waller 1 Grace Covert, Jr Bloc* 10. Lot II 100H has announced the new north- 10011. Print NAME. MOtftsS Buying or setilng we'll help you gel VthlclM The tald land! and real eitete will be told to make the amount of tha me most for your money 227 Highland*- Municipal Lleni chargeable agalnit tha tamo on the flrit day of July. ifTt bound ramp on Route 9 onto ZIP, SUE M. JTYU HIMKR. MFM GROUP REALTORS al computed In me forevolng Illi, together with intereit on laid amount IT?) TIOOA ir — Sleeps live. H.OOO Prices too high? Send now fn N Ridge Rd, Rumton 7474312 . PUBLIC NOTICI from the f Int dav of July to the date of lele and com of luch tale Tennent-Morganville Road is A "Mart For Your Money" Agency mini. air. self-contained, asking Pleat* take notice that the Said property will be Mid In tha fee to luch perton ai will purchaie tha our NEW FALL-WINTER PATTERN MM! plus MV tees and tax Tom Board of AdJuitment of the Borough ume. tublect to redemption at the loweit raw of Interest but In no case In completed and open to traf- RUMSON AREA - Call or send for Kelly Auto Seles. 747-W4/K3-MH .of Highland, will hold a ipeclai OKCOltof 13% per annum. The payment for the tale than be made before the CATALOG-sew. u»e and rt bet- "HOMM FOR ALL SEASONS" Pic- fic. Tennent-bound motorists 9139 meeting on Thursday. September II, concluilon of the lale or the property will be retold. pjj ter quality! Owi 100 styles Free ture Brochure-Monmouth County I*T| VENTURE POP-UP — Mint condition, sleets six. heater. Ice box. IW at 7:00 p.m. it Highland! At any time before the tale, the underlined will receive payment of the should use this ramp located 8-30 FOUR SEASONS REALTY Borough Hall. 171 Bev Avenue The amount due on anv property with tha Interest and cottt Incurred up to the Pattern Coupon (worth $1.75). 91 I. Rlvr We), Rumspn 530-HOO stove. pre>es. cwets. lU-tm north of the Tennent-Morgan- Send for Citarog. 11.00. meeting was called for the purpote time of payment SAVE - For sale bv builder, 15M00 1«< ROVER PICKUP CAMPER — of handing down a decltlon for the Deted. September 13. ttto ville overpassinstead of the Four-bedroom Colonial wltti gas Sleeps seven, fully eQuleeed, refrig- application of Jenke Zezula, cate MARY LARSON, Tat Collector MO. Applicant II teeklng approval | ramp south of the overpass. 1 heat Call evenings, 471-4S*. I erator, shower, etc 1700 717 uu . | Sept 11. a, », Oct. t U>.» x • 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1980 Meadowlands NFL Summaries MlK INI f~m Helurn ,ardt * u 41 147 »)0J IH I t-M tt MM from Kr*m«r F.rsl *>wn» U It i • r M t—ir Piw. t»J*l ia-2W W IS i 17 M t-n W FC-hh. » Punts tM 4-40 l U 4 Dan—Robtnum I run (Slatnton kick) Rusrm *ards it-ltO «ft-m pi FGto Fumbles losi 94 aVIPtw— I M«rn«4run iFr'tMvminhicki PltMl I*-3B4 1M1 1 Dan— FG Stamtori 44 Paisina **rds IH m tonight •all Shr.ver U intarcepiion reli Ph.-Monl8om»r» 1 rwi (Fr«nkl(fi Ralurn yards B M Pwnti 442 4-44 Oan—Rebtnson 1 run (Slamlori kick) (Mlfea-Mavar kKfe} kKk) Dal—Hill 14 pau from Whila ISapiian Patsas »Wl M-I14 1H; VM*. CM* . In.* Fw B*i Breaie iNemciu 121 PM Haiwii tfi MU from INDIVIDUAL LlADIRS Phi-FitiMt 45 Mftl item JcworUi * vardt. kick) Punts 4-43 *-4» Believe In Luck [Colon) I-1 (Baftrktcfe) RUSHING—New vork Jail. Garnet (Franklin kick) Dart-Thompifir. 13 lumbla racowary ra- FumblaftlHl 12 M OarkSirtfk (McNoli jo 1 1*11 sluller II MM from Jonei (Mike 1MI. Dtcrkins in Buffalo Leaks 12 tt. Phi—Carmichatl 11 P*tt fram Panailias yards 4-JO *4S Hivcrum (Lovtlo) . 10-1 Country Warrior (Asncrofi) * 1 INDIVIDUAL LIADIP.1 lurn (Slainfonktck) .t* Uttm >U«,In4w. 1MI1/1I Mavarkick) Cnbbsl-U JiwgrUI (Franklinkick) RUSHING — Allanla. Andrtwt 1H24. Oal~FGSaPtMn30 Count &o IGomai) 12 1 •toll FG Mike Mavar » PASS i NO-New Vork iets. Todd INDIVIDUAL LltMII S*fr« Sf#vo (McC^ulvvJ II Special Tiger (Venena) It Cain. 1*44 Naw England. Calhoun, 12-41. Dal—FGSapttan37 Roman Zipper (Asficrott) 15 1 Pit Smith 14 oa»t from ti*O\h*w HJ4 1 til Buffalo Fersufton 1a-lt-O-S07 Graoan H7, Foramawil II. Ivory 4-11 D«n—Armstrong 1 run (Stainfort kkk) RUSHING - Dallas. DOTMKI 1141. J«ff* J*m»i (BromlAv) 4 1 RECEIVING—New Vork jets. Games Scrmgi it)-14, J. Jonat 14. Danwar. Tim* (or Filly (McNeil) i I T V Son*. (Corooroi 4 1 (tenr kick( PASSING Atlanta. Bartkewski Dan Jansan4run tStainfort kick) Honest Moment (No Boy) .. A—M,»14 T2«l Buffalo. Gam 4-t4. Plccone M3, Flrtt tkrant 1» M 0 244 Naw England Groaan Dal—Hill 21 pass from Whita (Saptwri Armstrong 7 34, Jansan 1-11. McCutchaon Victory ViC U-ufc«,J IS 1 i 1 Ruthat var« 4-JO Spe»m RKttt iW.ctlil 5-1 Sparky Rulleh (Gomeii IS! Lewis}-3). Leaks J n 17 31 1 14* kick) Mighty Murray IMIrand*) Pauins rardt RECEIVING Atianu MHMr in; An Dan—FG Sla.rr.orl U PASSING — Dallas. WhJU IB-34 1-lfl Mtr*Kl# Princt «tFyr Bitter Ring (VelaMtMI) 4 1 MO wath —Harmon 20 oa.i from I-M Hatialback 3-37. Morgan 2-43. Johnwn Potemktn (No Boy J varefc 0M M Theismann (ktck blocked) FUTIUM lo»t 2 17. Foramanl IS, iworv 1-12, Caihoun 1 7 Fin*! Account (F.»nn, 15 1 SI Pan«ittt> vardt Command Fore* f^*nl*0«l«j 3 1 Mettesty't World (Teieira) NVG— Megan 1 run [Danclo kick) Sir Jinskv (VelauuaU MI »4i Wash-Theismann 17 run (Motaiev 7 *» I I- Michael R ibr* » 1rt. Oiammona 4 22. Harn* » 22 Minna rt ra kkk) ADIt Hombrt (LovtlbJ ,., il 11 I wath—Jackson 2 run (MoMlev kick) iota, Brown 1t>M. Voting 2-4 Bo* urn (No Boy) . in let Cool (No Boy) 5 1 INDIVIDUAL LLiiniL _ i SE—FG Hftvrara It NUSHING - PltittHtrflh. TtMrnton NVG—Mulladv IS pau from Simmt PASSING-Phiiadeiphia. Jawartki SE-Smilh 7 pats from lorn (Hai King Tout IGomii) 10 1 Jtk n\*m, cima i Htvrii IN), Miwthernt »]} ttoMi lOanelokkft) 2fr2»#-1 2i4. Pliarcik 1 t-0-44 Minnesota kkkt lit All Togctrwr (No BovJ i 1 Mold* (MacBelh) A 1 Wash— FGMotaiav4t Kramar i*v« 1 in. Dili 4 i-Oit Bold KMII (Cordcrot I 1 Prattioe Drive (Vargas) • 1 DVatMnfftan 12 U. J«M* lit. Frank KC—Marshall I pail from Fullar McCr«: III.M. ) *ViHv i Wig (i ovatui . 4 1 ary 4-17, Carmlchaal 5-95, Harrlt 4•*$ Mm Furit (8r«ti*tei Tom Lord (SavltO 12 1 PASSING - PlltUturgh. Br KC—FG Lowarv W NKi.W.irti ftaitimort jon«i U NY* netota. Brown M», S While J4il. Ratlvad KC-FG Lowory 21 N«ncy«'s Landing (Martin*) Run Ration (Cordarol ~ . 31 First downs IS KC—FGLowary 57 R«mtK>w Triii (Etlwavm) Davis Jov (No Boy) 10-1 m. Ruthtt verdt 1)47 C«n1in* (Saivaggioj ... . John'* Knight Out (Mor«i«i) 111 RECEIVING -Pltltburoh, Htm. Passing yards rail Top Luck (Feinn) AutsK I Thorn*,] 13 1 $mtlh %-n, Thwnlofi III, Slallworth Return yard. Bolting Sam (McNeil) Swann I-i Mtimora, Carr t-lM NH• •—tll — 1 M I •—II fcritJ'i Uland IMictlil • 1 Pamt 10-2)4 11 lt-1 Flrsl downs Moni 1 Reward iFecami Sup*' Sting (No Boy) 10 1 Cawtav 4-45, Franklin 3 14, Butlar NENE- Hamlttt— k f pan from &roa*n (j S*anil-»,W«iNnflafi.l 11 Punts 7» HO SmitnlUikkkh kkkt) Rushatv yards Hoftvan Know. (Ttitita) 10-1 big Jim G (Vargai) t-1 Fumbla. lost All Andrtwi 1 run {Mattatii kick) Patting yards Irish Daitlar iGomen 10-1 Formation (Hanna) 44-1 iM a • • r-w MJ 13 All w Francli II past from Raturn vtrdt lea W«v* (Macbeth) 12 1 •»: HUH, Allw , ] V* 4 HP, 4 Pm. i tt H t—» Bartkowiki IMuiaitlkkk) Pattas SqiMtk tN*m«M 41 Frankle* Turn (Mac Beth} . M H*J~ FCJ LMhff 44 INDIVIDUAL LIANH NE CalhounirunU Smith kkk) Punts Grata out Timii (Aihtrofl) 12 1 CrvtiaiGoddatt (Ttjeiral Ji Kul—Crlbbt 1 run (Mlfct Mavar kick) RUSHING— Washinglon, Ciaiti li 11, Alt-Mill«r 12 M.i from Barikawiki fumbia* tosl FavoratU (Tti*ir«) .. 10 I Poa«td (Btitla) .. Bui rG Mlka Mavir 47 Jackion 14 U, Thaitmann 3-41 NV GlarHi, (MaiMttikick) Panamas-yards Mica (Ashcrdftl 4 1 fit «»: ttt,*m 1 v*. • P»r 4 1 •ul-FG Mlka Mavtr li Heater IJ-S7. Garrett 4 II ... 22 past from Bartkowiki Solid Credit (Savierl 12 1 D J'i'Tuna (Ashcroft) Bui-Ninon U MM intarcacrtion (Mtka PASSING—Washinglon. Theismann (Maitattiklck) INDIVIDUAL LIADIll Miii Satin (LovatoJ 12 I 1&2I-OI21 N V Glanlt, Simmt 12 It-)W4 Gray Ttger (Edward.) 10 1 41 Mav*r kick) NE-Morgan 2S pass from Grosan (J RUSHING — Saattla. Jodal i 32 Hi Tidewater Bella I Parrel) RECEIVING—Washingion. McDania) TkwMmi ftama ftaldRutfdv (Mooret iu 1 NVJ—Galnai 11 MH trsm Todd Smith kkk} Ooornmk 12 12, Maora • 31. Smith 1-31 Philadalptua 42, Minna iota 7 Victorian Double (McCaulev) 10 l Give me the Litt (Athcroft) (Laah* hick) 2 21, Monk 2 20. Harmon 2 14 N V Gianii, All FG Maiiatlf 24 Kansai Cllv, McKntghl » 21, Fulltr i-2i. Tamiu B«v 10. Los Anaalas V PillUturyh 20, Balttmora 17 Mi» Wintea (Patrol 12 1 Gray 7-43 Stanley Who(NoBov) 12 1 A-41.311 All FGMaUt1H27 BaltanMl Saatlie 17, Kansas City II Lt Grand Charles (Miceiu I 1 Saintly Solution (Micelij 1S-1 Washington 23. Naw York Giant. 21 12 1 Atl FGMaiiattiM PASSING - Saattla. Zorn W 17MM ihai isavitn 41 •ft: l4,eM, Clm«., 1 »a * m. • Fur. 4 14 I U 14—41 KansaiClty, Fullar Mr304.1M. Allanla 37. New England 21 Miami 17. Cincinnati 14 ftovai Name (Teieiri) SI Swtnginn Rockin (Thomat) J-1 Flnt Dvmm U I t • *- I RECEIVING — Stkttla, McCullum Datrolt n, Graan Bay 7 Danvar 41. Daliai» Jovctpade (MacBelh) 4-1 Champion Lover iPeicon) 1-1 Rutrm var

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Minimum balance for free gift must remain on deposit for one year. If balance should fall below this minimum, a charge will be imposed. One gift per depositor. All gifts will be delivered to your home. Allow four weeks for delivery. Fulfillment of gift O'Koren close to agreement orders is the responsibility of an agent. Hudson City Savings, flank reserves the right to make substitutions with comparable gifts if necessary or to permit you to choose another gift if merchandise is unavailable. Hudson City Savings Bank makes no warranty, express or implied, with respect to any gift offered. The manufacturer will be responsible for supplying any HASBROUCK HEIGHTS of the agreement were not warranties to depositors. This gift offering can be terminated at any time, without prior notice. Gifts offered are in addition to (AP) - Mike O'Koren, one of disclosed. interest otherwise payable on savings accounts. the New Jersey Nets' two top The 6-foot-7 forward will National Basketball Associa- attend Monday evening prac- tion draft picks, is expected tice after the signing, Pace OUR 30-MONTH SPECIAL OUR SIX-MONTH SPECIAL All glftt will b« delivered directly to your home Sorry, no PO Boies accepted. to sign a multi-year contract said. Pleeae mall this coupon to: today, a club spokesman said TIME DEPOSir PAYS YOU TIME DEPOSIT * PAYS YOU Nutfwn City Savings Bank, P.O. Boi 706. Paramus. N.J. 076S2 vesterdav The enclosed deposit or collection qualifies me lor a tree gift. Earlier last week, Nets Please send me gin * . General manager Charlie Q Enclosed is my deposit of $_ The signing would allow Theokas said the club was 12.37* = 11.50* 10.914*=; 10.484* D I am sending my passbook from another institution and the collection form below ayaar the Nets training camp, very far from an agreement compounded daily-paid monthly I WOULD LIKE TO OPEN THE FOLLOWING TYPE OF ACCOUNT: which opened* last Thursday, Simple Intaraat- paid monthly. D 30 Mann Spatial Time OepoM (Minimum J500I D t 75% 2* yaar Seacial Time Oecolit with either rookie. Both re- O Sn Month Special Time Oapolit (Minimum (10 0001 (Mimmum «5O0) to proceed with both of the portedly were demanding TMa la an annual rat* and ylaW. howWMr, D a 00% • rut Special Tlma OepoM {Minimum 15001 • « 50* I year Special Time Oewul NBA team's top rookies it four-year, $1 million con- This rat* available ina mammy ol thla Ham la It awata and txa D 7 75% I year Special Time Depout (Minimum SSOOI (Mimmum S500) selected in the June 10 NBA Sept. 4 Through Sept. 17 ra*a la ayblail to changa at ranawaI. D 1 50% 4 year Special Time OepoM I Minimum J500I D 6 00% M day Special Time Oepoul tracts, while the Nets refused Tak nh mMta W 11 an* I*. 17 IMinmam 1500) draft. The Nets signed Mike D 50% R.guii. S4v«ioi Account to pay Inore than $175,000 a $10,000 minimum d«poa« Gminski. a 6-foot-ll center year for two or three yean. D IN TflUST FOR from Duke, late Friday. $500 minimum topoall NAME D JOINTLY WITH (plaaaa print) O'Koren last Thursday ADDRESS . APT NO . O'Koren, who attended the said the contract delays left "In the event of withdrawal before maturity the consent of the bank is required CITY STATE .ZIP University of North Carolina, him with "an empty feeling" and, in accordance with supervisory authorities' regulations, a "substantial penalty" . TELE NO _ and he was anxious to join the (Home Phone) agreed to a verbal settlement will be imposed. SIGNATURE late Sunday, said Nets Nets camp at the Rutgers spokesman Ted Pace. Terms Athletic Center. SIGNATURE #2 (It JotM Account) Hudson City If you would like us to collect your hinds from another Institution, pleas* complete the form below Enclose passbook ol account to be transferred. Brick Town Fori Lee North Bergen Summit We will raturn your passbook after the transfer has been completed Royals* Brett remains sidelined Cherry Mill Glen Bock Oakland Teaneck Cinnaminson Haddontieid Oradell Union * or eavtnge inamution from which funda wK be tranarenwd OiKside Park Jersey Cily (5) Paramua Waidwick Pay to the order of Hudson City Savings Bank OAKLAND (AP) - His playing status re- Clillon Kearny (Opening Soon) ' Ramsey Wast Caidweii mained on a day-to-day basis, Cresskill " Lakewood Randolph Township , ' West Long Branch .Doll.,, George Brett of the Kansas Wnle * the amount or wote "Balance ol Account City Royals, the leading hit- with Tuesday in Kansas City Emeison Lodi Ridgewood Wesllield FreerXJkJ Millbum River Edge Woodbury Heighls Date. ; t ter in the major leagues, did the earliest he might play. New Millord River vale Account Number . not start for the eighth Brett, batting J96, still SajneuMrr straight game yesterday, be- needs 55 at-bats to qualify for Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation caUse his injured right hand the batting crown in his bid to Serving Savers Since 1868 Signature . ,m kept him out of the lineup become baseball's first .400 (I certify thai co-owner ia hyingrf loin t account) •Java IMPORTANT: PLEASE BE 'SURE TO ENCLOSE YOUR PASSBOOK against the Oakland A't. hitter since 1941.