Decision on Addonizio jailing is due next week

By MARK MAGYAR behavior. Anthony LaMorte and the late Joseph Blancone, an associate that Addonizio would not have to finish his sentence, but the StatCSMMM CofTGMQMlOt Two hundred people, some carrying old Addonizio cam- of the late mobster Anthony "Tony Boy" Bolardo, had been U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled on June 4, 197*. that TRENTON — Former Newark Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio paign banners, paraded outside the Peter Rodlno Federal paroled the year before. both Barlow and the Third Circuit had exceed their authority will be able to stay in his 'self-imposed prison'' on a peaceful Building In Newark yesterday morning to protest a U.S. Lewisburg prison officials and the regional parole board in freeing Addonizio. Tinton Falls street until next week while a federal judge Parole Commission decision that Addonizio must resume had recommended Addonizio for parole in both 1B75 and 1*77, In overuling Barlow, the Supreme Court held that a decides whether to send him back to prison after two yean of serving his 10-year prison sentence for extorting 1241,000 on but the U.S. Parole Commission rejected their recommenda- sentencing judge's expectations of how long a convicted freedom. municipal construction contracts. tions both times. criminal can serve cannot override the decision of parole Addonizio's, attorney asked U.S. District Court Judge "That was a demonstration of outrage by John the language and customs spared other harassments be- Art Carney et heroine for refusing to stay return from abroad" is con- intensive care unit yester- Orchestra Hall to play a they know so well. Soviet cause of the sensation she with her defector husband, sidered high treason under day after he had ar- INDIANAPOLIS (AP) special concert at the 2,000- writers have long talked created when she decided to Bolshoi star Alexander God- Soviet law, as serious a crime rhythmias, or irregular — Jo Ann Burch of Indian- Mrs. Burch could not go to seat Holy Name Cathedral about the binding ties of return home. the national cookout. unov. Mother Russia. as espionage and like it pun- heartbeats, and some chest apolis was chosen the win- for Pope John Paul II dur- pain, according to Dr. Rog- He cited a paragraph In the Soviet Union, there "I go abroadj" one of ishable by death. "American special ser- ner of the Indiana State ing his October visit, a sym- er W. Cyrus. Fair pork barbecue from the official rules of is no crime more heinous or them wrote, "and I am At the treason-espionage vices did their utmost to phony spokesman says. cookout, but now she's boil- the contest which reads: immoral than betraying the always amazed at what I see trial of dissident Anatoly make L.I. Vlasova refuse to "He was really kind of According to plans an- ing mad. "For the Indiana repre- Motherland that feeds, - the buildings, the clothes, Shcharansky in July 1978, the return home," said the of- exhausted," Cyrus said. nounced yesterday, the "He's been working hard sentative in the National clothes and educates its chil- the food available in the controlled Soviet press said ficial news agency Tass. After taking first-place Pork contest, the Indiana pope will attend the concert dren and demands their love stores. But then I think, some members of Soviet soci- "But in those difficult condi- for at least a year on one honors and the $100 prize in the evening of Oct. 5, after film after the other. He's Pork Producers Associa- and their loyalty in return. Someday we will have all ety sell out their country tions, she displayed a feeling competition with another tion will consider the top- addressing a closed meet- "I have no doubt I will see that, too.' And I know I must "because of their ideological of lofty civic duty and not a young man. He's been woman and four other men ing of Roman Catholic burning the candle at both placing man who has not all of you soon," Miss comeback." instability, moral un- courage in the face of police Sunday, she learned that prior competed in the Na- bishops and saying an out- ends." she cannot go on to the na- Vlasova said in a telegram It Is an attitude dating scrupulousness. careerism, threats and blackmail. L.I. tional Pork Cookout Contest door Mass in Grant Park on tional competition because from the plane. "I love all of back to czarist times, when selfishness and cowardice." Vlasova declared her firm in- Recently, Carney has as the Indiana Pork Pro- the city's lakefront earlier of her sex. you and most of all you, things foreign were admired The official explanation is tention to return home." been working in Las Vegas ducers Cookout King." in the day. on a film called "Going in "I'm mad," Mrs. Burch Although the pope's itin- Style," which also stars said. "I don't think it's fair erary has not been an- George Burns and Lee to win something then not BOSTON (AP) - After nounced officially, he is ex- Strasberg. be allowed to go on to the peddling 4,500 miles, and pected to arrive Oct. 1 in — big competition." surviving 17 flat tires and 15 Boston after a flight from No problems expected After her barbecued broken wheel spokes, bicy- BOSTON (AP) - Boston Ireland. He Is to address Symphony Orchestra Musi- pork was selected, Larry J. clists Steve Stuckey and the United Nations General cal Director SeiJI Ozawi Heidbrecht, executive vice Scott Seelos say they'll fly Assembly on Oct. 2 in New has apologized for frequent president of the Indiana rather than bike back to York, visit Philadelphia on absences, telling members Pork Producers Associa- California. Oct. 3 and make a brief stop from Vlasova incident of the orchestra, "I want to tion, sponsor of the state "We may be crazy, but in Des Moines on Oct. 4 WASHINGTON (AP) - unov to comply under ground Soviets have shown they bad- think that cultural exchanges be with you." fair contest, announced that we're not dumb," said before arriving in Chicago. Carter administration of- rules similar to those for the ly want ratified would be affected. He pointed ficials say they do not expect 25-minute interview with And SALT is about the out that the Soviets have fre- any major problems in U.S.- Miss Vlasova, which was held only aspect of the Washing- quently suffered defections Soviet relations as a result of in a mobile airport lounge ton-Moscow relationship that by artists and have never per- the conflict over the de- with Soviet officials present. could be affected by a Soviet manently discontinued the parture of Soviet ballerina And that is all the State desire to retaliate. exchange programs. Ludmilla Vlasova. Department officially be- There are at present no Tourists are new target . "I don't think there is any lieves the Soviets are owed as "The fact that the Bolshoi minor negotiations that the (Ballet) was here after the basis for retaliation," said a a result of the incident, which Soviets could freeze to show senior official yesterday, ran from Friday to yester- defections of people like their displeasure. All lesser (Rudolf) Nureyev and adding that the United States day. issues have been sidetracked had only insisted on enforcing (Mikhail) Baryshnikov shows Privately, officials say until the SALT vote, which is that," he said. Both Godunov for terrorists in Italy its laws and responsibilities now expected in October or they feel that Soviet self-in- and his wife were members ROME (AP) - Italian Calabria, the southernmost island and Europe's jet set in; the case. terest will be the major fac- November. ists on Sardinia, "It Is most of the famed Bolshoi troupe. kidnappers, branching out for part of mainland Italy and a moves into their villas on the ' Should there be retalia- tor in cooling the tempers of unusual for visitors to be "There are hundreds of Nureyev and Baryshnikov new income, have begun molested in any way." stronghold of the Mafia. Costa Smeralda. tion, the officials predicted it Kremlin officials who want to things they might do. We danced with the Kirov Ballet. grabbing tourists and more But last September a Ger- Pope John Paul II de- wpuld come as harassment of hit back for the incident at have airliners over there. One of the reasons for the women and children. man tourist was abducted nounced the kidnapping of American tourists or busi- the airport. There are perhaps 100,000 The official summed up decrease in kidnappings last and has never been found de- children as "calculated, pre- nessmen in the Soviet Union. Americans who tour In the confrontation as akin to The government is They reason that the Sovi- spite payment of ransom. Po- meditated acts to Inflict suf- year was believed to be the Russia each year. But I'm "two elephants trumpeting," alarmed by a wave of 10 ab- . The senior official, who ets will be very cautious lice fear that kidnappers also fering for thoughtless, con- government's blocking of the inclined to think that linking an event that inevitably oc- ductions between July 7 and cequested anonymity, said about continuing or esca- were responsible for the dis- demnable pursuit of money." bank accounts of victims' this incident to something curs when elephants live in Aug. 22 on Sardinia, a sum- that if the Soviets ask to ex-, lating an embroglio with the appearance a week ago of a Investigators said the abduc- families to prevent payment else will not seem wise to the proximity to each other but mer playland of Europe's ercise a parallel right to in- United States as the Senate wealthy British electronics tion of the Calabrian women of ransom. But it has no con- Soviets," said one State De- which often consists only of rich. terview Miss Vlasova's hus- returns from its August re- engineer, his wife and their was evidence that the Mafia trol over the accounts of for- partment official. noisy posturing that is quick- Interior Minister Virglnio band, defector Alexander cess and prepares to vote on 14-year-old daughter while was abandoning its tradition eigners outside the country. Godunov, they will urge God- SALT II, a treaty that the The official did not even ly forgotten. Rognoni went to the big is- land 160 miles southwest of they were driving back to of attacks on men only In The most prominent for- Rome for a police meeting their vacation villa In pursuit of easier money. eigner kidnapped in Italy was last weekend. He also sent northern Sardinia. Investigators estimate J. Paul Getty III, a grandson over 170 police reinforce- Other recent victims of that Italian kidnap gangs col- of the American oil ments and the first of a Italian kidnappers Included lect $12 million to $18 million billionaire. A Calabrian gang squadron of helicopters the teen-age children of a a year. After a record 79 ab- grabbed him in Rome sis equipped for nocturnal sur- Turin bank executive, ductions in 1977, only 36 were years ago when he was 16, cut Wages not keeping pace with inflation Canada boosts its crude oil prices veillance of the mountains grabbed from a beach in reported last year. But this off one of his ears when his and meadows where bandits Sardinia 10 days ago; the 12- year there have been 35 so family was slow to pay up and WASHINGTON (AP) - Wages are not keeping up with OTTAWA (AP) — Canada announced yesterday that it Is year-old son of a Rome con- far, including the 10 on released him after five inflation, farm income will be less than expected this year and raising the price of its crude oil exports by about 3.4 percent, roam. In the past, foreign vis- struction man, kidnapped Sardinia during six weeks of months and the payment of , U.S. investments overseas are on the increase, government effective in September. The move reflects "a decline in the from a castle near Perugia, the summer season, when $2.5 million ransom. But he figures show. exchange value of the Canadian dollar" as well as rising itors were considered im- mune. One guidebook noted and an 8-year-old boy and thousands of Italian and for- was a resident of Rome, not a Hourly compensation — including wages, fringe benefits transportation charges, the National Energy Board said. four women abducted in eign tourists descend on the tourist. and employment taxes — rose at an annual rate of 7.9 percent The action increases the price charged to the United that while banditry still ex- In the second quarter this year, compared with an 11.3 percent States for top-quality Canadian crude oil to about $26.06 in increase In the first quarter, the Labor Department said. U.S. currency for a 42-gallon barrel, up from (25.20. Canada ' But after adjustment for inflation, hourly compensation prices its oil in Canadian dollars, which were worth about 85.7 showed a record decline of 5 percent when figured at an U.S. cents apiece Monday. Jail takeover seen result annual rate. Canada exports about 55,000 barrels of crude oil a day to Federal Reserve Board member Henry C. Wallich said the United States, about 1 percent of U.S. crude oil needs. In a while workers have lost real purchasing power because of series of moves designed to bring export prices to world Inflation, there is no alternative. An effort to maintain or levels, Canada has raised the price of crude oil exports by 61.8 of bungled escape attempt increase standards of living would only contribute to further percent since the end of 1978. inflation, he said. LAS VEGAS, Nev.'(AP)- tering on better conditions at going surgery on his wounded shooting at each other. He "That this has not happened so far is one of the few Judge denies new trial for Bundy Police say they are convinced the lockup. hand. jumped out of the way and elements of strength in our situation. That it may happen in that a bungled escape at- Most of the demands had Eighty-four inmates were got hit in the hand ' the near future is one of our greatest dangers," Wallich said TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Circuit Judge Edward D. tempt triggered a two-day been addressed in a lawsuit jailed at the facility, but it The Shootout occurred al in an address yesterday to the New York Society of Security Cowart yesterday denied a new trial for Theodore R. Bundy, takeover of the city jail that last year and eventually was not known how many 5:32 a.m., as the prisoners Analysts. who blamed an incompetent defense team for his conviction ended in the deaths of two would have been im- took part in the uprising. Af- were preparing to release The decline in hourly compensation means if economic last month on charges of slaying two Florida State University inmates. plemented, Sullivan said. ter the Shootout between Melton in exchange for a conditions continue unchanged, earnings of American work- women students. •There's no question in ''That's one of our newest Lorenzo and Shaw, sharp- promise that their demands ers a year from now will buy 5 percent less than they do now, Two private attorneys appointed to represent Bundy im- our minds but what this was a jails and it's not all that shooters secured the lockup, and the police response would the department said. ^1 mediately filed an appeal with the Florida Supreme Court. preplanned escape that was bad." Sullivan said of the 114- and the remaining prisoners be published in a local news- Much of the blame coulS be placed on consumer prices, Cowart, in a hearing that lasted less than 45 minutes, foiled by quick action on the cell lockup. "And although surrendered without further paper. which went up at an annual rate near 13 percent In the first rejected Bundy s claim that he should get a new trial because part of police," jail com- some of those points had mer- incident. half of the year. the public defenders who represented him during his highly mander Capt. John Sullivan it in them, probably 80 The prisoners were publicized Miami murder trial were incompetent. said yesterday. "And as a percent of them were sched- stripped, searched and taken He said his trial attorneys, led by Leon County Public result, they had to fall back uled to be addressed in our to two other jails. Beef price manipulations are alleged Defender Michael Minerva, lost faith in his innocence. The and come up with another consent decree." Four handguns, including public defenders officially were allowed to resign from the ploy" The two dead inmates three 9mm service auto- How to WASHINGTON (AP) — Agriculture Department regu- case yesterday. Two of the leaders of the were identified as Felix matics, were found. Sullivan lators who monitor stockyards plan to look into statements revolt shot each other to Lorenzo, 29, and Eugene said it was not known how the by a New York congressman that several meatpacking death early Monday after a, Shaw. 40. Lorenzo was serv- inmates got the weapons. subscribe industry figures may have manipulated wholesale beef Dollar rises against yen, most currencies disagreement, police said. ing a total of 150 years for Melton told police that prices this month, setting the stage for "dramatic" ham- One of the three guards who several crimes, including a Lorenzo and Shaw fired at NEW YORK (AP) - The dollar recorded sharp gains to The burger price hikes. had been held hostage was hostage-taking incident in- each other in a negotiating against the Japanese yen yesterday and rose against most ' But the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where part of wounded in the hand. volving eight persons at a lo- room while a third prisoner other currencies except for the British pound. The price of Daily the alleged manipulation would have been carried out, says cal bar. Shaw was serving a was talking to police officials gold dropped slightly. The takeover began about it finds no unusual price patterns that aren't explained by 9 a.m. Saturday in the sec- 15-year sentence for robbery on a telephone. Currency and bullion markets in London were closed for a 'economic forces in the livestock industry. ond-floor lockup at the police and drug possession. Register national holiday, and foreign exchange activity was generally "They apparently had Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal, D-N.Y., chairman of the building. Sharpshooters were quiet as traders awaited the release today of U.S. interna- The injured guard, Wil- some kind of disagreement," consumer affairs subcommittee of the House Commerce stationed on the roof of the tional trade figures for July. Traders predicted the report liam Melton, 52, was reported said Capt. Dan Stopka. "He Committee, yesterday asked six federal agencies to in- building, located across a would show a $2.3 billion deficit. in good condition after under- (Melton) said they were vestigate allegations he said were brought to him by circular plaza from City Hall, • consumer groups and industry insiders. In Zurich, gold closed at $314,125 a troy ounce, down 50 and police sealed off the area, Live cattle also are "traded" in futures markets, cents from Friday's record close, and in New York, gold was near the downtown Casino The Daily Register where business interests and speculators trade contracts quoted at $314.60, off 15 cents. Bullion closed in London Friday Center. at$313.75. (USPS-145-440) to buy or sell fixed amounts of live cattle in a future month. With a local television The Daily Register In Tokyo, the dollar rose to 220.175 Japanese yen from news director and an at- One Register Plaza. Synanon founder ordered to stand trial 219.275 Friday, while in New York, the dollar closed at 220.70 torney serving as in- The Sunday Register Shrewsbury. N J 07701 yen against Friday's 219.60. When trading resumed in Tokyo termediaries, inmates pres- (USPS-334-570) D Dally ft Sunday. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Synanon founder Charles E. today, the dollar opened at 220.80 yen moving in the 220.60.90 ented lists of 18 demands cen- 1.00 weakly yen in moderate early trading. . Dederich was ordered yesterday to stand trial on three II Sunday only, hum offici counts of conspiracy in connection with a rattlesnake 25C weekly ! attack on an attorney last October. Ont Rtelsltr Plaia, Shrvwtbunr. N.J OTTO) Storm veers away from Gulf oil spill Branch Offlcti D Dally Only, Deputy District Attorney Mike Carroll said Dederich, Oil spills IN Rl. IS, Mlddltlowm, N.J. 017* 75C weekly CORPUS.CHRISTI, Texas (AP) - A tropical depres- Monmoutn County CourthouM, Frttnold. N.J. 0777* 186, was held to answer charges of conspiracy to commit 7.7* Broadway. Long Branch. N J. 07740 i murder, conspiracy to commit assault with great bodily sion that threatened to splash floating oil from history's on increase StaltnouM. Trtnlon, N.J. 0M23 ; injury and conspiracy to commit assault with a deadly worst oil spill over barriers protecting the fertile Laguna Mambtrof tht Aiwclatad Prtti. The AiuclaWb Pr*n Utntltltd ticlvf Ivtly to th* M# o* all th* local nawi prlnlad In tht n*vip*p*r ai wall ai all AP ntwi weapon. MaUre veered yesterday and headed inland over Mexico, TRENTON (AP) - Oil dliMkhas. 100 miles south of Brownsville. and chemical pollutant spills Dederich is charged in connection with the abortive M*mft*r of In* Amarkan Ntwipaptr Publllhtn Aiftaclatlon, tht Audit | plot to kill attorney Paul Morantz last Oct. 10 by hiding a Coast Guard officials said last night they were "re- 'increased 160 percent in the Buttau ol circulation, tht N*w J*rt*y Prtu Aiioclallon lieved" that the depression — which many feared would Delaware River and Bay and rattlesnake in his mailbox. The attack came a few weeks Sacont CUM poilaot paid al Rtd Bank. N.J. 07X1 and at MMdltloon. N.J. or call 542-4000 intensify into tropical storm Elena if it remained over the South Jersey and Dela- 077*1. Putrilthtd Sunday through Friday. Mall lubKrlptloni payablt In advanc* after Morantz, 34, was awarded a $300,000 default for j judgment in a civil case against Synanon. water — turned inland. ware shores in the first half Ttrm Dally Sunday Daily and of 1979 over the same period Only Only Sunday Delivery Municipal Court Judge Brian Crahan dismissed an The storm, with sustained winds of 35 mph and gusts to OntVtar MOO IM.N MOW : last year, according to U.S. Horn* dtllvtry by car rltr - Dally and Sunday 11.00 a »•>>; Sunday only 1! slarlinj tomorrow additional charge of solicition to murder because of insuffi- 50 mph, still buffeted the southerly pass into the Laguna ctnts. cient evidence. Madre with winds clocked at 25 to 35 mph. Coast Guard figures. SlngM copy at Caunlar - Dally. I! ctntt. Sunday .13 ctnti SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28.1979 3 Fishermen are busier, use more fuel State briefs • NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) -'There's been a iharp rise in. used by the commercial fishing fleet in New Jersey during the boats during the three-month period this past spring, while Die consumption of diesel fuel by New Jersey commercial 17-month period. about 1 million gallons were used during the same period last State union votes on contract today fishermen, a study by two Rutgen University marine ex- The expanding fishing activities, Tweed said, are reflected year. tension agents revealed. in the 164 million pounds of fish, valued at $44 million, caught "The plight of commercial fishermen is that their fuel TRENTON (AP) - The long, bitter fight over a contract The increase in fuel consumption by New Jersey fish- by New Jersey fisherman in 1978. The total size of the catch needs haven't been properly considered in national energy- for the state's white-collar employees may end today with a ermen is probably the result of the expanded fishing activity was more than twice that of 1975 ratification vote by the State Employees Association. by the state's fishermen since the passage of a 1978 law policy decisions," Tweed said. The fuel consumption data for the Cape May-Wlldwood The union is taking votes all day and evening at different extending the U.S. coastal fishing waters, according to Stew- National policy, according to Tweed, "has lumped fish- times and different polling places at state offices. art Tweed, one of the agents. area — ranked 11th in the country for dollar-value of fish ermen with farmers In their fuel requirements, relating the landed in 1978 — showed "almost a 50 percent increase in the The contract would provide a 5.5 percent raise this fiscal The study comes in a period of rising concern by fish- two to their harvesting needs. year and a 6.5 percent raise in fiscal 1981 to about 32,000 ermen that national fuel allocation policies are not adequately amount of fuel used In the three-month period of March clerks, professionals and mid-level supervisors. Their annual through May 1979, compared with the same months In 1978," "Regulations geared to the farmer fail to consider that Serving their needs. fishermen are harvesting species which differ seasonally salaries currently range from $6,000 to about $20,000. Tweed said. In a survey for the National Marine Fisheries Service, a from farm products and which have annual variations in SEA Executive Director Edgar Samman promised that "We can't say whether it is growing at that rate in other research arm of the U.S. Department of Commerce, Tweed abundance and distribution. When fish are scarce, a fish- the votes would be tallied immediately at Potter's Hall in and Gef Flimlin checked major fishing ports on the New parts of the state," he added. "Wildwood scalloping is erman has to hunt more for his product," he said. Trenton, and the union would announce as soon as possible 3ersey coast to determine the fishing industry's fuel consump- becoming one of the major fisheries. Last year there were 20 An appeal on behalf of the fishermen has been made to the whether the contract is ratified. tion from January 1978, through May 1979 scallop boats, now they're 40." U.S. Department of Energy to institute a policy, similar to When union leaders reached the tentative contract with With 99 percent of the docks reporting, Tweed and Flimlin Tweed noted that more than 15 million gallons of diesel one in effect for farmers, that would ensure enough fuel based the state last month, the rank-and-flle membership balked found that an estimated 10 million gallons of diesel fuel were fuel were used by scallopers, clammers, draggers and pot on seasonal requirements. and staged a four-day strike. However, the state held firm, and the workers returned tothei r posts. The smaller union, the 4,500-member Civil Service As- sociation, decided in a mall ballot this month to approve the pact, according toCS A President Genevleve McMenamen. Union raps candidate for education post The larger SEA, which Samman says has 20,000members, cast mail ballots, but they were never counted because the TRENTON (AP) - A candidate for a high his stand. The AFT opposed decentralization and Hollander said that the union's attack on state education post is facing opposition from "It is a threat to academic freedom be- Ms. Gittell would have no impact on the union's directors decided that a mall ballot was illegal under struck the school system in 1968 in an effort their bylaws. ,- the faculty union at New Jersey's state col- cause no faculty member who someday to end the local control experiment in the continuing search for Rosser's successor. He leges because of her "animosity toward might aspire to administrative rank will be Ocean Hill Brownsville section of Brooklyn. said he was not committed to any of the 'teachers and teachers unions." able to be objective about his or her re- Lacatena admitted that he had not read candidates. Mays Landing man charged in killing Marcoantonio Lacatena, president of the search," Hollander said. any of the eight books or numerous articles The union president, meanwhile, has New Jersey Council of State College Locals MAYS LANDING (AP) - The body of a 52-year-old Ms. Glttell, considered an authority on written by Ms. Gittell. He said, however, that asked the presidents of the eight state col- woman was unearthed in the yard of a house here, and the has urged Chancellor T. Edward Hollander he had conferred with AFT President Albert leges for their support. -not to appoint Marilyn Glttell to the position educational politics, has been criticized by man she lived with was charged with her death, police said. the union's parent organization — the Ameri- Shanker and is convinced that she is the George Bellamy, 50, was charged with first-degree of vice chancellor in the state Department of wrong person for the job. Lacatena said the vice chancellor's posi- Higher Education. can Federation of Teachers — since she tion was a "powerful and sensitive" one that murder late last night In the death of Wanda Gwartney, also published articles and books favoring decen- "I have used the AFT's files as a re- known as Juanita Hurley, said Lt. James Barber of the The chancellor said Ms. Gittell was one of source," Lacatena said, "and I've discussed would determine state policy on certifica- "10 or 11" candidates for the vice chan- tralization of New York City public schools. tion, teacher training and other issues. Atlantic County Police Major Crimes Squad. this with Shanker, but I am doing this on my Ms. Gwartney was reported missing In January, Berber cellor's spot, which James Rosser vacated to A former vice president of Brooklyn Col- own. He opposes Ms. Glttell, he said, because become president of Los Angeles State Col- said. The couple had lived together about eight years, he said. lege, Ms. Gittell served as a consultant to a "I have read enough about her to know she "is after teachers" and "doesn't give a Bellamy was remanded to the Atlantic County Jail and is lege. special commission 10 years ago that recom- she is poison to New Jersey," he said. "She dam about the social cost of effecting her Hollander criticized the union leader for to be arraigned in Superior Court at Atlantic City today, mended local control- of the city's schools. will Infect the body politic." ideas." Barber said. An autopsy is to be performed on the woman's body today. A preliminary examination by police indicated Ms. Gwartney suffered head injuries. Hamilton police dug up the body about Mountbatten killed in yacht blast 7 p.m. yesterday in a shallow grave In the side yard of an undisclosed local residence. Police would not say what led them to the grave or to (Continued) yacht was not always pro- border with Northern Ire- rived to evacuate the dead estate, Classiebawn Castle In charge Bellamy. 'Paul Maxwell. Four other tected "it was regularly vis- and wounded, a second bomb land. Cliffoney, about 150 miles 'persons were severely ited" by police during the exploded, damaging the heli- Guerrillas of the IRA's northwest of Dublin. Woman endorses sex-change operations wounded by the blast, police night. coper and Injuring two more Provisional wing have been Brian McNulty, owner of said. Two of the nine aboard A British army spokesman soldiers, but the pilot man- fighting for 10 years to end the nearby Beach Hotel, said PLUMSTED TOWNSHIP (AP) - A true transsexual will the 29-foot vessel were miss- In Northern Ireland said the aged to get the craft airborne British rule in Northern Ire- he heard the blast at noon and Insist on a sex-change operation, says Tracy Labelle, who ing, police said, but they were soldiers were killed when a and return to base with the land and unite the province that the earl was dead when underwent the surgery six years ago. unidentified. huge bomb concealed in a wounded, the spokesman with the Irish Republic. he was brought ashore. "He "A true transsexual would not settle for less," she said. 'Irish police assigned to truckload of straw exploded said. Mountbatten, a cousin of obviously died from the in- Mrs. Labelle, 41, said the surgery, which was performed guard Mountbatten said two as a lorry carrying the troops Mountbatten's yacht ex- Queen Elizabeth and an juries and not from drowning. at Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore, Md , gave her officers using binoculars to. passed by near Warrenpoint, ploded five minutes after the aristocratic naval hero, had His body was very badly "Inward peace. I don't have to pretend to be a man. I don't watch the yacht saw the craft 35 miles south of Belfast and group set out into Donegal survived many close shaves mutilated." have to worry about gestures, about my voice, about what I'll blow up. Police Super- close to the frontier. Bay from Mullaghmore, an in his military career. As a The queen was notified at say." intendent Philip McMahon The spokesman said guer- Irish Republic village in destroyer commander in the Balmoral, her Scottish resi- As a boy, Mrs. Labelle said, she prayed each night to die. said that at Mountbatten's re- rillas from across the border County Sligo near Lord early years of World War II dence, and Prince Philip re- She said she feigned interest in masculine pursuits, but reality quest he was not "constantly opened fire and for IBMountbatten's summer resi- he survived mines, torpedoes ceived the news when he ar- enjoyed cooking, embroidery and other activities traditionally accompanied" by bod-minutes blocked ambulances. dence, police said. The site is and the sinking of his ship rived in Cherbourg, France, associated with females. yguards, and although the When an army helicopter ar- Just 15 miles west of theduring the Battle of Crete. by car ferry. He had gone to "Sometimes I used to think, I'm going to go crazy," she Named Earl Mountbatten of France for an equestrian Hid. Burma for leading the Allied event. Friends of Mountbat- Prior to undergoing two operations, Mrs. Labelle — then forces to victory against the ten said he was the man who Robert Henry Wins — underwent psychiatric examinations. Japanese in that Asian na- introduced his nephew to the Wins was required to live and dress like a woman for more tion, Mountbatten later be- future queen. Earl Moutbaltea than two years. came India's last colonial Mountbatten was born at viceroy. Windsor on June 25, 1900, as A telex message sent to Prince Louis Francis Albert Mountbatten also had Man indicted in credit card scheme served as chief of the Defense newspapers claimed IRA Victor Nicholas of Batten- NEWARK (AP) - Dozens of forged credit cards - Staff, the highest British mil- guerrillas were responsible berg. His father was the Aus- bearing authentic names and numbers assigned to metropoli- itary command, took part in for the "execution of Lord trian-born Prince Louis of tan residents — were used in a complicated scheme that planning the invasion of Nor- Mountbatten," and that the Battenberg, who became a grossed thousands of dollars in less than a month, a federal mandy in 1944 and handed in- slaying was carried out "to naturalized Briton. During grand jury charged yesterday. bring the attention of the the anti-German hysteria of dependence to India as Its World War I, Prince Louis last viceroy and first gov- Moshe Regev, 31, of Brooklyn was charged In a 15-count world to the British occupa- indictment with obtaining $145,000 between July and August urtt sho» tion of the six northeast coun- anglicized the family name to ernor-general. India an- Mountbatten and resigned his nounced Monday that It would by cashing in the VISA and Master Charge credit card draft v ties of Ireland" — that is, slips he claimed represented sales by his clothing store, said Northern Ireland. Police said post as First Sea Lord. In 1955 observe a seven-day mourn- •nptraturai U.S. Attorney Robert J. Del Tufo. they accepted the message as Winston Churchill named the ing period. Regev rented a storefront In Englewood, called La r or»o. authentic. younger Mountbatten to the Tall, lean and handsome, same post. Merchandise Inc., which he claimed was a retail clothing Earlier, a Dublin news- he was related by blood to outlet, the indictment charged. The store, however, was never paper said it got a telephone Earl Mountbatten was a most of Europe's royal WEATHEK SERVICE. opened fpr business, the indictment alleges. call claiming a rival terrorist cousin of King George VI, houses. Mountbatten was a Although the credit cards used in the scheme were forged, NOAA. US Otpi. el Commtrc* group, the Irish National Lib- father of the present queen, widower. His wife, the the numbers belonged to residents of New York and New eration Army, planted a and brother of Princess An- former society beauty Jersey and the names appearing on the plastic were accurate, Edwlna Ashley, died on a tour Local forecast ,. bomb on the boat. But later drew of Greece, mother of the charges allege. Officials did not know how the credit cards TIDES an INLA spokesman said it Prince Philip. of North Borneo In 1980. were obtained. was not responsible and de- Sandy Hook Yesterday's high temperature at the Register weather If convicted, Regev could be sentenced to 10 years In station was N degrees. The low yesterday was 71. It was scribed the call as "either a prison and a $10,000 fine on each of the 15 counts charged in TODAY - High - p.m. hoax or a deliberate attempt and low 6:17 p.m. $3 at I p.m. and the overnight low was 71. Today's $ a.m. the indictment, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert S. Bonney temperature was 72. There was .18 Inches of precipitation by British intelligence toso w Talks set to end Jr., who is handling the case. TOMORROW - High confusion." 12:16 a.m. and 12:57 p.m. and In the 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today. There were II low 6:19 a.m. and low 7:12 cooling degree days yesterday, 157 for the month, aad 715 The INLA, a shadowy j«j I rfi ft Passaic boy, 13, drowns in Clifton p.m. for the cooling season to date. guerrilla group, claimed re- W • »V -•- • \Af m M/ _.TC ,mrtW / «D. A Hnnar./.lil Pa BO a in hftl/ Art For Red Bank and sponsibility for the slaying of CLIFTON (AP) — A 13-year-old Passaic boy drowned British Conservative Party yesterday while swimming with friends in the Dundea Rumson bridges, add twoCoastal forecast TEHRAN. Iran (AP).— A Kurdish delegation was ex- hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 politician Airey Neave, killed pected to meet with Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan and Canal, police said. minutes; Long Branch, de- Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds South to in a car bomb explosion out- other officials today to try to pave the way for negotiations to Timothy Stephens was swimming in the canal, which Is duct IS minutes; Highlands, southwest at five to 15 knots through tonight with higher side the House of Commons end the fighting in Kurdistan even as the execution of 11 more a tributary to the Passaic River, when he went under add 40 minutes. gusts in the vicinity of thundershowers. Weather partly in London last March 30. The Kurds, including a general, was announced. shortly before noon, Detective Lt. Robert Kelly said. HI Lo prc Otlk cloudy With fog likely this morning along with a few almost exclusively Roman In addition to Bazargan, the delegation was to meet with "Efforts by his companions and an adult alerted by the Albany 15 M .03 cdy afternoon or evening thundershowers. Visibility mostly Catholic IRA and its splinter distress cries of the youth to save him were fruitless," Altni'mja 1) U cdv Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti who is vice president of the Amarlllo Bl 60 .01 cdv three to five miles in haze, but locally one mile or less In groups are struggling toen d assembly formulating a new constitution. The delegation Kelly said. "The water in that area ranges from shallow to Anchorage U SO d British rule in the Protestant- over his head." Ashevllle 13 47 n *> pulled unconscious from in Aaren's name be made to Surviving are his widow, with rising operational costs at the library, has state funding from its current level of $39,000, the portion of the lot where the police cars are now the UCLA Cancer Resarch Mrs. Minnie Schwartz Feld; ,.». swimming pool by her already been included in the budget. councilman said. parked is actually library property. j-mpiher, the hospital said yes- Center, UCLA Hospital Aux- three daughters, Mrs. Sophie Councilman Philip Hayes pointed out, how- Gorcey, and Mrs. Bunny Council President William Walling said that Mayor Henry R. Cioffi said he would secure 10 .' tierday iliary, LosAngeles. ever, that the allocation given by the city to the Weinstein, both here, and the council agreed unanimously to free the $7,000 spaces in the City Hall lot for library use. A private funeral service Aaren was one of three Mrs. Helen Greenstein of Lit- ,-limited to family members Simpson children. The others tle Neck, IN Y; a sister, Mrs was planned for the child who are daughter Arnelle, 11, and Lillian Tepperof New York -,ha,d been in a coma since the son Jason, 9. city; seven grandchildren incident, kept alive by life The parents were divorced City wage code faces more delays support systems. She died at and three great-grand- earlier this year. children. $ K> p.m. Sunday, said hospi- Paramedics responding to LONG BRANCH - The the agenda for introduction to look at it," Walling said will be retroactive to January The Woolley Funeral council's right to confirm or * JJI spokeswoman Billy Wil- a call to the Los Angeles Fire long-delayed introduction of tonight, Councilman Philip Hayes once adopted. liams, the cause of death was Home is in charge of arrange- deny the mayor's department Department that a "drown- the salary ordinance for city But Walling said the coun- agreed. "They can't hand it The council had some ,liajed as "respiratory fail- ments. head appointments. ing" had occurred, said the employees and officials is cil will not vote to introduce to us five minutes before the questions about the contract Tile council later backed child had no vital signs when about to be delayed eve** it because, as of last night, meeting and expect us to vote being offered to the city's down and restored the full ... ,-An aide said Simpson is- they arrived at the home of Mrs. Maxwell further, according to City the councilmen had noflfeen on it that night," Hayes said. blue collar employees, and salaries to Public Works Di- sued a statement late yester- Simpson's former wife, Mar Nelson Council,, President William given copies of the final ver- "We want to see what even louder questions about rector Stephen Giddio and .. jlay on behalf of his family, querite, at 4:40 p.m. Aug. 18 Walling. sion of the ordinance. changes there are before we Mayor Henry Ji. Cioffi's re- ' saying, "My deepest ap- and found the child by the Planning Director William FREEHOLD - Mrs. The ordinance, which has The councilmen had asked vote on this." quest for a raise in his salary Niesen. _ preciation and thanks go to side of the pool. Ester McClintock Nelson, 60, been the object of haggling, that the ordinance be given to Neither Walling nor Hayes from (6,000 to 110,000 Cioffi " everyone across the nation Using mouth-to-mouth and of 21 Spring St., died Sunday revision, and re-revision by them for review on Friday. had any explanation for the later offered a compromise cardio-pulmonary resuscita- in the Freehold Area Hospi- the mayor, council, and ad- "We're not going to vote delay in receiving the fin- request, for a |2,900 raise, but Joseph A. Bauer tion, they were able to revive tal , Freehold Township. * ministration, was placed on on it until we have a chance ished salary ordinance, which Walling has said that the her by the time they reached Born in Philadelphia, Pa., council will not be giving the EDISON - Joseph A. the hospital a few miles she had lived here for the mayor any additional money Bauer, 90, of 34 Cedar St., away. past 32 years. this year. died yesterday at the Syosset Simpson, who has said this Until her retirement 10 Hazlet board postpones Meanwhile, the council Hospital, Long Island, N. Y. will be his final year in foot- years ago, she was a nursing also had indicated it would Bom in Brooklyn, M.Y., he ball, set pro football's single- assistant in the John L. Mont- cut by 25 percent the salaries lived in Perth Amboy before season record ground gaining gomery Medical Home, Free- of two city department heads lor i-an/os cltiitnt moving here ID years ago. record with 2,003 yards while hold Township. Brookside rent hearing who have been the focus of a Invlttt you playing for Buffalo in 1973. Surviving are her hus- By ROSEMARY OH AR A cess to the records, but the on operating costs for one tug-of-war between the lo live in tht grand Me retired last month manner to which you've from Bell Telephone Labora- Now playing for the San band, Maxwell Nelson; two HAZLET - The Rent Con- accountants have not been year. mayor and council over the Francisco 49ers, he learned sons, Maxwell Robert Nelson trol Board last night post- able to locate the documents, been accustomed. tories, Holmdel, where he After a 45-minute caucus, If you're used to II* bnt, you'll was a senior wireman for 25 of his daughter's condition of Freehold, and Bruce poned a hearing on a pro- Smith said. the board voted to hear the just prior to a National Foot- Gregory Nelson of Neptune; posed rent increase at wint to consider The Cupola trie years. Reid, who moved from case at its Sept. 24 meeting, •ttiaun in wmof cilmn lining All ball League exhibition game a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Brookside Mobile Court, Glendale, Calif., and now provided that Smith notify all Save A Navy veteran of the Ko- uitn ire prinU (lor indinduals in San Francisco Aug. 18, and Route 35, until the owner can rean conflict, he belonged to Lubaczewski of Fort lives in the trailer park, parties involved by Sept. 17 if or couplet), each with kitchenette left immediately (or Los An- document his costs. Leavenworth , Kan.; a bought the property for he Is unable to get the re- and available untuinished or fur the Telephone Pioneers of geles to Soin other family brother, Walter B. McClin- According to W. Randall $700,000 In March. quired documents. rushed to suit four own personal America and the Com-members. . munication Workers of tock of Hammonton; and two Smith, a Keansburg lawyer He has applied to the if the documents aren't taste Featured are 3 superb meals grandchildren. America Local 1062,. who Is representing Daniel board for a $35-a-month rent available at that time, Reid a dap from i diversified menu. Surviving are his widow, The Higglns Memorial Reid, the owner of the mobile increase. Reid has said he is will withdraw his application maid ternce. planned activities, Mrs. Florence Vascotto Mrs. F. E. Sinclair Home, here, is in charge of home court, his accountants applying for the rent increase or agree to a dismissal theatre, card I game room, ho- Bauer; three daughters, Mn. arrangements. have been unable to get re- because there hasn't been a without prejudice, Smith fanes. delightful greenhouse BELFORD - Mrs. Flor- cords detailing the cost of All for one modest monthly lee Antoinette Risso of Wood- rent increase at the park dur- said. Polaroid SX-7O film. ence E. Sinclair, 89, of 280 running it. ing the past five years, he has (You new buy a thiruj') Also nail bridge and the Misses Usa John Abbatemarco Rent at the park now is Sharp, clear instant pictures Edgemoor Road, died yester- Smith said the former to complete road work he es- able ate gilt, baibei. 1 beauty and Jeanne Bauer, both at day in Riverview Hospital $110 a month. that last. Now through Aug. 31 shops, and ( fully staffed inlifnury EATONTOWN - John J. owner, Barbara Mantagna, timates to cost $11,000, and he last lew days. home; his mothec,, Mrs. Red Bank. Fifty mobile home owners I Kcellenl shopping right nearby Marcella Bauer, here; and a Abbatemarco, 91, of this has been cooperative, but has to repair sewer connec- from the township's nine Two Pack Sal* 19.99 Born in Nova Scotia, Can- place, died Saturday in Atlan- doesn't have the books for the tions at an estimated cost of So. come make your nut years brother, John Bauer, here. mobile home parks attended the Carolvnn; also survived by one grand- lived in Albany, N.Y. before TRENTON- The winning child; loving son of Maria Asclutto; moving to Monmouth County number in New Jersey's SAM PL! FEES lond brother of Anthony. Funeral from Lemke of Orange, and 13 DIVORCE (No Fault) $175 SIMPLE WILL $48 the A. Aiiara Funeral Home Inc.. 1S3 21 years ago. Pick-It Lottery yesterday grandchildren. £ baby! Sand Lmn9. South Beach. Slelen Island was 433. A straight bet pays INCORPORATION $1 SO MISDEMEANOR (up to trial) $250 on Wednesday. Mass at Holv Rosary Surviving are two The Donegan Roman Catholic Church. 9 45 a.m. In- $315.50 and- the pairs pay BANKRUPTCY $250 SEPARATION AGREEMENT $95 terment Moravian cemetery. Staten brothers, Joseph Beckerbauer Mortuary of Or Island, visiting 2 sand MOp rrt, Herschenhorn, with whom $31.50. There was no boxange was in charge of ar NAME CHANGE »5 PERSONAL INJURY she lived, and Meyer payoff. HOME SALE $229 HOME PURCHASE 1325 H ALLORAN — Richard E. Jr . 25, rangements. of Sycamore Ave . Shrewsbury, N.J. Herschenhorn of Albany; and FtM •• »l ladle! CMrt Mill formerly of Middletown, N.J., on Aug. It. 1979. Beloved son of Richard E. 5r. three nieces. All Other Legal Services Available and Joan McBride Halloran; dear The Richard C Hoidal Fu- brother of Robert 0 . Mrs. Raglna NOW OPEN J • DEPENDABLE* QUICK* REASONABLE Rapka. Mrs. Jane Austin, Paula J. and neral Home, Ocean Town- Patricia A. and Maura J.J dear grand- In The Former Fields Furniture Location William S. Dubin Attorney at Law sort and ship, is in charge of arrange- George E. HiKoran Funeral Wtdrm ments. day at 1:15 am, from the John F LIQUIDATION CENTER 1 97 Broad St. (2 Wast) Red Bank Ptieger Funeral Home. IIS Tindaii KEYPORT > WE PAMPER Road, N«w Monmoutti. M«» of Chris Tel. 930-0533 • 24 hr. Phone Service y tian Burial will be offered •( St. Mary's J. Albert Egan RomanCaihollcChurchalfa.m. Inter- mtnt Mt. Olivet Cemeterv. Mid- dletown. visiting Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 FREEHOLD - J. Albert \ ALL OUR CUSTOMERS* p m. ., _ Egan, 78, of« Marcy St., died NEW JERSEY NATURAL yesterday at his home. SUMMERTON — RUSMI Sr., fi. GAS COMPANY m-M Harmony Road, East He was born here, and S with our • Kearv 979 Beloved husband of Marion Kelly; de- Uved here all his Ufe. NOTICE OF PROPOSED INCREASE voted father of Chris, Ruiial Jr. and > Robert M.. dear brother of Walter, He was a security guard at IN LEVELIZED PURCHASED GAS Poneld and Mrs. Ruth Schomp. Funer- the county Hall of Records, al Wednesday. 9:15 a.m. from the John ADJUSTMENT AND PUBLIC HEARINGS * AUTHORIZED F. Pfleoer Funeral Homa. 115 Tlndall here, until his retirement Road. New Monmouth Mais ot Chris- tian Burial will be offered at SI. Cather- four years ago. TO OUR CUSTOMERS: ine'!, Roman Catholic Church, East He was an Army veteran Pursuant lo the levelled Purchased Gas Adjustment (LPGA) Keansbure, at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. INSURANCE Olivet Cemetery. Middletown. Vliltlng of World War II, and a mem- provisions ol our taritl. New Jersey Nalural Gas Company has tiled Tuesday 24 and 7.9 p.m. MANKIND IS ONE! a Supplemental Petition with the New Jersey Board ot Public ber of Post 54, American Le- Utilities, under Docket No. 7812-1661, (or an annual revision to gion, here. "The earth is but one country, the LPGA factor and tor modification of certain tariff provisions 201 Card Of Thanks He was a communicant of relating thereto. The proposed new LPGA lactor is $.0860 per REPLACEMENT St. Rose of Lima Roman and mankind its citizens.'' therm, which represents an increased charge of $.0378 per therm, IN APPRECIATION — To all of those Bahaullah and is designed to recover $14,531,525 of additional excess gas who were with us In a lime of need. For Catholic Church, here. costs and taxes over the level of present rates which the Company thoie who sat and save words of con- will incur during the coming year. The new LI^A factor would be SERVICJ solation. For those who prepared tasty Surviving are two food. For those who sent lovely cards. nephews and a niece. Never before have these words applicable to the rates under all customer classifications, com- For those who gave beautiful flowers. mencing with the billing month ot October 1979, and continuing in And for those who gave us their The Higgins Memorial been so true. We can travel to most strength. We thank you for being with effect for the twelve months thereafter, subject to the Board's us. Home, here, is in charge of places In hours, and communicate review. It is estimated that such increase in the LPGA factor would — The family of Charlotte Norman arrangements. in seconds. Events In one country increase total charges to all customers by approximately 11.0%, and would result in an average increase to residential customers of affect the entire globe. Mankind Is approximately 10.3%. The Company has further requested thai a capable ot destroying in a day what portion ol the LPGA be rolled into base tarifl rates, which if granted ATTENTION would Increase base rates but reduce the LPGA factor by has taken centuries to build. Isn't it equivalent amounts, and therefore, would not result In any HIGHLANDS RESIDENTS time we learned to live in peace? additional increase in a customer's overall bill. Copies of the The Baha'i Faith has a plan. Find out Supplemental Petition are available for inspection at the Company Public Hearing will be conducted on August 30, offices, or al the Board of Public Utilities, 1100 Raymond 1979 and September 13, 1979 at 7 P.M. to discuss what it is by sending lor a tree book Boulevard, Newark, New Jersey 07102. projects to be funded through the Monmouth Coun- today. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that :he Board of Public Utilities has ty Community Development Program. Said hearing scheduled a hearing on the Company's Supplemental Petition at ATLANTIC will be conducted at the Municipal Building, 171 the lollowing times and places: Thursday, September 6,1979 at tht Bay Avenue, Highlands, N.J. Shore Area YMCA Projects to be included in the discussions are: Ye», I'd Ilk* to raid ibout the Baha'i 600 Main Street Faith. Albury Park, New Jersey 1. Housing Rehabilitation at 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. GLASS 2. Street Improvements Mail to: Baha'i Faith, P.O. Box 547 — AND — 3. Drainage Improvements. New Monmouth, N.J. 07748 Friday, September 7,1979 at 10:00 a.m. al the RED BANK HATAWAN BELMAR 21 Maple Ave 110 Main St. Highway 71' Board of Public Utilities 1 The public is invited to attend and to participate in NAME 1100 Raymond Avenue Cor. While St. 566-2838 South ol 18th SI. the discussions. Newark, New Jersey and Maple Ave 681 • 1200 Herbert W.Harttgrove Hearings will continue, if necessary, on such additional dates 747-2020 Community Dtnlopmmnt and at such locations as the Board may designate. Block Ortnl Program NEW JERSEY NATURAL QAS COMPANY Rmpn—Matin JAMES T. DOLAN, JR., PRESIDENT 1 • SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, AUGUST 28,1979 The Drily Register 5 Red Bank informally OKs renovation of building By BOB BRAMLEY the second project in which they have had a hand; a Victorian back existing display windows of the store some 10 feet from pie to the plan. Formal action is scheduled Sept. 10. RED BANK - Historic preservation was the byword at residence on Broad Street's lower end already has been the building line to permit installation of an outside stairway Mildred Brink, president of the Historical Society, con- last night's meeting of the Planning Board. restored under their aegis. leading to an exterior door on the second floor. Columns and gratulated Busch and his architect for their willingness to Preservation of the Victorian flavor of Broad Street was Busch told the board he hopes to reopen the former display windows with small panes will be featured in the comply with jjie historical plan. the concern of about a dozen members of the Red Bank Wilbur's store as a high-quality Jewelry and gift shop about ground floor shop. Ward and Clark said they were happy with the applicant's Historical Society who turned out for the board's hearing of an Oct. IS — in time for the Christinas season. The shop would The site plan submitted last night has been revised from cooperative attitude. application by Shrewsbury builder Anthony Busch for site occupy only the ground floor of the three-story brick-front an earlier one in recognition of the concern expressed by "It's great when you get cooperation like this," said plan approval of his proposed renovation of the former building, built in the last quarter of the 19th Century. members of the Historical Society and the Historic Preserva- Clark. Wilbur's Jeweler's, IS Broad St. The second and third floors of the building would be given tion Committee. Concerned with the preservation of historic vehicles is Also concerned were Pamela Clark and Borough Coun- over to offices or possibly artists' studios, Busch said. Larson and Busch said they are in agreement with the John Nugent, who plans to open the Auto Salon lac. at cilman George G. Ward, who comprise the borough's Historic Because there is no access to the second floor from the objectives of the Historical Society and added that they will Newman Springs Road and South Bridge Avenue, currently Preservation Committee. For them, renovation of the build- ground floor except through the adjacent Colorest building, be glad to go over the revised plan with Ward. the site of a laundromat. ing in keeping with Broad Street's historic character will be Jerome Morley Larson, local architect, has proposed setting Planning Board members agreed informally and in princi- "I plan to specialise in unusual can, exotic cars, collec- tor's type cars," Nugent told the board. He added that he hopes to buy most of the cars wrecked or in otherwise restorable condition, put them into A-l shape and sell them to those interested in historic, unusual or exotic vehicles. Also Middletown planning board rejects Arby's available will be replicas of Auburns, Cords, and the like. MIDDLETOWN - The Planning Board Inc., has control of the proposed restaurant According to the plans, the restaurant tioned the adequacy of the parking facilities, "There will be no customers' cars and no shop open to the last night rejected a proposal to construct an site as the leasor and would be responsible would be constructed at the northern end of since the proposed restaurant would take street. Anything heavy will be farmed out," Nugent said. Arby's Family Style Restaurant in the park- for meeting municipal ordinance require- the parking lot and would front on Route 35. away SO parking spaces from the Two Guys Only minor changes to the existing building, principally In ing lot of Two Guys, Route 35 ments for such a use. Board members questioned the location, parking lot. the interior, are proposed by the architect Paul W. ReiUy, According to James Hurley, attorney for Board member William Schell said he saying it was too close to a parking lot Thomas Sweeney, a board member, said Rumson. Arby's, the restaurant chain entered into an opposed the project because the restaurant entrance from Route SS. he voted against the plan because it "tied the Details such as like whether display parking will be agreement with Two Guys in July 1878 to would affect the entire Two Guys site, but the board's hands" in requesting any changes of permitted in front of the building and the extent of sodding, Members suggested that the restaurant screening and planting on the site remain to be worked out. develop a 1.5 acre section of the parking lot. board could not consider anything outside the be moved to a more northerly or southerly the Two Guys site. Hurley said that Arby's, which is a whol- area defined in the applicant's agreement Some board members favored requiring Six of the eight board members present expressed In- site. formal approval of the project. Marianne Cannavo and Coun- ly-owned subsidiary of Royal Crown Cola with Two Guys. Patrick M. Olivary, the architect and Two Guys to beautify its site in conjunction with the plan. cilman John A. Mulheren expressed reservations about park- planner representing the applicant, said that ing and sodding. suggestion was rejected by both the applicant Hurley said Two Guys had specified that it would not alter its site as a part of the A revised site plan will be submitted for formal action by and Two Guys. the board SeRt. 10. 2 Marlboro councilmen Richard Kelly, a board member, ques- project. __ _ »-•' "•- cited by election group MARLBORO - Councilmen Richard Neither Wersinger, nor Patricia Hef- Vuola and C. Douglas McClung, losers in fernan, the campaign treasurer, could be the recent Democratic primary, filed reached for comment last night. their campaign reports with the Election Vuola and McClung ran against four Law Enforcement Commission 26 days other candidates for their party's nomi- late, according to a complaint filed by the nation for the two open council seats. Alan commission. Ginsberg and Alan Kessler won the race, The candidates were late in filing their narrowly defeating George Taub and John final post-election campaign reports, ac- Batton. Vuola and McClung placed fifth cording to a prepared statement by Lewis and sixth in the race. B. Thurston, executive director of the The election commission's prepared commission. The two councilmen now have 20 days to answer the complaints. statement did not specify what possible penalties the two candidates fac^e. Vuola said yesterday that he had re- ceived the notice Ya couple of weeks Under the New Jersey Campaign Con- ago,'' and had directed his campaign man- tributions and Expenditures Reporting ager, Peter Wersinger, to take care of the Act, candidates for state, county, or mu- matter. nicipal offices spending more than $1,000 "Peter took care of it as far as I on their campaigns must file reports with know," Vuola said. "There were no vio- the commission seven days prior to an lations, just a late report." election and 15 days after an election. Police find missing Catch fish, man, 79 not cables. MARLBORO — A 79-year- old Robertsville man, who be- came the subject of an in- Check your charts! tensive search when he was reported missing early yes- terday, was found by Colts Neck State Police early this morning, an hour after darkness and rain forced more than DO police officers, firemen and first aidmen to abandon the search for him. Marlboro Police said that they returned Yung-Ching Chang to his home at 2 Niagara Way, Robertsville, after he was found by state police about 12:20 this mom- ing. No other details were available this morning. When the massive search was called off at 11:30 last night, police had traced Chang's movements to a point on Route 520 near Ten- nent Road, 1 '* miles from his home. Chang, who police said AiMKihon Commercial Fitfwrnwn; Your boimwi lafctt v°u owl on th« o speaks only Chinese, was re- thtfei mott beneath the iurfac« than metll the eye Like undartu cabltv tor in ported missing from his itancr C»bl*i Ihel piovul* v.tai ttltphon* communication! to trw entire work) home at 9 a.m. yesterday. A Avoid cosily litmnp to your equipment end out utilei foi tref^crwtt thowing county-wide alarm was put approximate locehon* ol out cablei. mail thu coupon to Manage? - Overwai Faciimei Maintenance. AT&T Long Linei. Dipt C. 334 Midi ton Avenue. 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Alt's Aberdeen Route 34 Natctsons. Aberdeen, N.J. 07747 Second floor, Broad and (201)566-5777 Gymnastics Schools Front, Red Bank. The Daily Register Interpreting the interpretations Established in 1K7K - Published by The Hed Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON mm •••••> IIII i in Ermath began. "Pertinent American cooperation to WASHINGTON - The evidence is voluminous; but push up world wheat prices. (ear that nags critics of SALT WASHINGTON it almost never speaks for Informally, the Canadian! ARTHUR Z. KAMIN II is that the United States itself. Interpretation of the have indicated they would be President and Editor won't be able to tell whether evidence always involves our willing. Meanwhile, the the Soviet Union is cheating SCENE preconceptionm about the So- prices are manipulated by the on the strategic arms limita- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor viet Union as a nation, in- five giant International grain tion agreement. IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI ternational politics, the companies, which prefer to This is a legitimate con- meaning of military power, pay as little as possible for 6 TUESDAY, AUGUST28, 1979 cern. The Soviets have a ary blind men trying to de- and the condition of our own the wheat they purchase. track record of "interpret- scribe the elephant from dif- country." Q. I do worry about the ing" treaty provisions in ferent vantage points, and it Ermath then spells out the ANDERSON Burger Court. Is it really cut- 'I charge $5 an hour and offer a $3 cash rebate' their favor. is left for the president to "three distinguishable per- ting into our freedom? — Vir- But what is not generally decide which description is spectives current in the in- chance of something less dra- ginia Famham, St. Paul, known is that the most seri- most reliable. telligence community" con- matic but still advantageous, Minn. ous problem of interpretation The basic disagreement is cerning the Soviets: and a virtual guarantee of A. The Supreme Court it may rest with our own in- over the Soviets' long-range — The first group con- establishing and retaining at supposed to safeguard our lib- telligence organizations. Al- strategic goals. Are they, in tends that the men in the least overall equality." erties. But under Chief Jus- though our ability to gather the late Nikita Khrushchev's Kremlin "seek clear superi- Footnote: For what cold tice Warren Burger, it has information about the Rus- phrase, out to "bury" us and ority over the U.S. with con- comfort it offers, intelligence been taking more liberties sians is excellent, there is take over the world? Are they fidence and determination sources feel the Kremlin than it has been giving. serious disagreement in our defensive paranoids, fearful and may see some serious leaders are as confused about of being overwhelmed by U.S. Q. Could Americans im- intelligence community over prospect of achieving it In the the United States as we are prisoned in Bolivia be ex- how the information should military and industrial next decade." about them. The information changed for Bolivian pris- be interpreted. strength? Or are they just — The second group be- they collect — from U.S. oners in the United States? - practical politicians seeking newspapers, congressional to exploit any temporary ad- lieves "that the Soviets en- Brent Goff, Norman, Okla. The result is that two or tertain no realistic hope of hearings, politicians' A. It happens that the more conclusions — each vantage on tbe international scene in hopes of achieving acquiring clear strategic su- statements, Pentagon an- United States has a prisoner- based on a logically reason- periority over the U.S. amd nouncements, their own cov- exchange agreement with able interpretation of the stability through equality with the United States? even see the chance for ad- ert activities — probably Bolivia. Already nine Ameri- same basic facts — have been vantage as dubious," accord- gives them no better grasp of cans have been released by presented to the president as The diversity of opinion is ing to Ermath. "Their (the U.S. strategic goals than the Bolivia and are now finishing guidance In setting national spelled out in a document, Russians's main aim is quite average American news- their terms in U.S. prisons. policy. "I don't kmow how "Understanding Soviet simply to prevent the great paper reader has. But another 25 Americans are the president can make his technical and industrial still sweating it out in Boli- decisions from all the dif- Strategic Policy," written by might of the U.S. from plac- SOUND OFF: Q. If the vian jails. To be eligible for qf:: * -^Central Intelligence Agency ing them- once again in an OPEC countries are going to exchange, they must be con- _ him," one intelligence source analyst, Fritz Ermath, who is inferior position. Their arms charge $23 for a barrel of oil, victed and their sentence told our associate Dale Van now with the National Secur- and arms control policies are why don't we charge $23 for a must exceed six months. Atta ity Council. Although the pa- chosen to this end." bushel of wheat? - Ruth Sul- Footnote: Address your The simple, appalling per was prepared in pecem- — The third group sees the livan, San Luis Rey Downs, letters to ASK JACK truth is that, though the Sovi- ber 1975, it is still stamped Soviets' objective this way — Calif. ANDER60N, Box 2300, Wash- et government is in its 62nd "Top Secret Umbra" be- "to choose policies that best A. I've reported in the past ington, D.C. 20013. Your full year of existence, our in- cause it is regarded as valid hedge against uncertainty; that many governments are name will be used unless oth- telligence experts still can't today. they frame their policies to buying U.S. wheat for $3 to f4 agree on what kind of beast erwise requested. Because of "The subject of Soviet offer some chance of attain- a bushel and selling it to their the tremendous volume of the Russian communist bear strategic policy and objec- ing a decisive preponderance own people for as high as (12. is. They are like the legend- mall, personal replies are im- tives is very elusive." over the U.S., a greater It would take Canadian- possible. Women's rights, the quiet way By JAMES J. KILPATRICK .IHUI.IIHI.IIUIIIll.lll.IIHMHIIII.IIIIIHIII.il dren. And by a 5-4 vote It case Involving Corning Glass WASHINGTON - The upheld a provision of the So- in 1974, have ringingly upheld Equal Rights Amendment cial Security Act denying cer- the federal act requiring may be dying on the constitu- CONSERVATIVE tain benefits to mothers of equal pay for equal work. In tional vine, but its aims are Illegitimate children. other opinions the Court has thriving handsomely in the VIEW In 1974 and again in 1976, nullified state laws giving Supreme Court and in Con- women plaintiffs lost cases special advantage to males In gress.' little by little the IMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII having to do with pregnancy the probate of estates. women's movement is win- benefits under health and ac- The trend, if I interpret m>irl9 ctiuatfc. fwvilffltt ning so many battles that it is women certain advantages cident insurance. The de- about to win its war. Verschelden's findings cor- not given men. cisions proved so unpopular rectly, is toward nullifying That conclusion emerges The other 19 cases con- that Congress last year over- state and federal laws that turned the Court's ruling by from a study of Supreme stituted clear victories for KII.PATRICK discriminate by sex, unless Court cases recently un- women's equality under the passing an act flatly for- bidding employers to treat some compelling public in- New York via ferry dertaken by Matt Ver- law. In these cases the Court terest can be shown. If this schelden, a top student at the held that gender classi- pregnancy differently from range. In cases from Oklaho- other lost-time disabilities. trend continues, most of the It was a bit disappointing to learn Peter Moffett. And Dennis Garbacki, University of Virglia School fications violated the concept ma and Utah, the Court has purposes of the pending of Law. Some of the trends of equal protection of the As a cause for gender classi- knocked out the notion that a last week that contractual differences head of Atlantic Coastal Commuters, fication, pregnancy is now an Equal Rights Amendment, are mixed. The Court plainly laws and could not be sus- different "age of maturity" other than symbolic are holding up trial runs of a proposed Inc., said bis firm is negotiating on a is having problems i fling absolute no-no. tained by some overriding in- may be gender-based. If a purposes, will be ac- Atlantic Highlands-New York City speed plan that would set up an Atlantic High- standards by which sexual terest of the state. In four cases the Court has woman of 18 may buy beer, a discrimlation should be complished by court de- ferry service that were to have started lands-New York speed ferry with private First, the lost causes. A upheld unequal treatment by male of 18 must be permitted cisions backed up by legisla- this month, and that prospects of Judged. In some areas of the unanimous court held sum- reason of sex, but the unequal to buy it too. Cases from Mis- funding. All three of the currently active law, prospects can be tive activity. launching the project this fall are bleak. marily in 1872 that Alabama treatment has rebounded to souri and Arkansas have put plans would use craft that ride out of the described only as confusing. could require a married women's advantage. In Flori- I would argue that this is More reassuring is the word — as re- an end to the special immuni- water, either on steel struts (hydrofoils) But on the whole, women woman to use her husband's da, for example, widows re- ty from jury service that the way these purposes ported in last Sunday's Register — that or a cushion of air (hovercraft.) are doing pretty well. surname in obtaining a tain a special tax exemption women once enjoyed. should be achieved, by legal the concept of commutation via the short Verschelden reviewed 30 driver's license. In 1976, an- not available to widowers. evolution rather than by con- All three plans would use docking route across Raritan Bay is far from cases decided over the past other unanimous court upheld The Navy may treat women stitutional revolution. The facilities at Atlantic Highlands, where a distinction in the Social Se- oificers more favorably than This past term the Court dead. nine terms of the Court. In general aims of the ERA borough officials have Indicated willing- seven cases the women's curity Act between married men in certain promotions. In broadened the right of women command almost universal The trial run plan now is in a holding to sue on grounds of dis- ness to cooperate. movement flatly lost, but two women and divorced women. the calculation of average support. Some of the possible pattern because of inability of the Bell of those losses subsequently This past term the Court wages for Social Security crimination. In Orr vs. Orr specific consequences cause We are pleased to see continuing Halter company of New Orleans, which were nullified, by con- found nothing unconstitu- benefits, the Court In 1977 ap- the Court rilled 6-3 that Ala- grave concern. Leg over leg, tional in a Massachusetts law proved a distinction in wom- developed the special ferry for the movement In the direction of implemen- gressional action. In four oth- bama could not impose as they say, the dog goes to er cases, women lost and won on veterans' preference. It en's favor. alimony obligations only on project, and the Tri-state Regional Plan- tation of the ferry service which spokes- Dover. In this same fashion at the same time; that is, the approved a Georgia statute The 19 victories for wom- husbands and not on wives. we ought to dogtrot our way ning Committee, which is to administer men for both the operators and officials Court upheld laws that give dealing with illegitimate chil- en's equality cover a wide Several cases, notably a to a better day in the law. it, to agree on contract terms. But now believe to be "just a matter of spokesmen on both sides say nego- time." We know that some of those In- tiations are still open and Bell Halter has volved in the mass transit improvement said the trials will be run in the effort are wary of it, feeling that it might spring And at least two other similar in some way detract from current efforts Thank God for the firemen projects are pending. to improve bus and rail facilities. We First Aid Squad the recog- wheeler truck that also Vying with the Bell Halter proposal cannot agree. We see the speed ferry as Red Bank nition that they are long over- stopped to givp assistance, a viable adjunct to the other services, To the Editor: for appropriations from the federal mass An open letter to the FROM OUR READERS due. and to whoever was the one transit aid funds bill signed by President and while It is still experimental, it calls that sent in the emergency Mayor, Councilmen and and hovt tht wrttir't complttt od When I joined the Red Carter last month is Aqua Foil Transit for exploration. We hope the start of citizens of Red Bank: lot OKCttd 1M wordi. Not accept Bank Fire Department and phone call that put the signal Itl for ofllct or tndortomtnlt ot call out. All these con- System, Inc., of Tinton Falls, headed by trials can be expedited. My name is Joseph First Aid Squad, it was a Martinez, a taxpayer of Red great honor to be among its siderate, thoughtful people, Bank. I take this time to ranks, and to this day it still of whom I'll never know their names, may I say not only voice my complaint. suffered loss of wages, the firehouse in bad weather is. My great st honor today is thank you, but God Bless you. I have been a member of clothing and time while re- or civil disorders. Citizens of the fact tha my son joined Red Bank shopping the Red Bank Volunteer Fire sponding to the call for as- Red Bank have been able to this fine dep rtment. As you can imagine, they Department since 1955. I sistance. sleep nights knowing that Fire-fighti is the most all helped my son, who was Red Bank merchants, starting next has been the unwillingness of many have seen some of my brother I have left my family at should trouble arise, the Vol- dangerous pr fession in the alone at the time, when he week, will remain open for business merchants to participate. The avail- firemen injured at fires. I night to respond to all types unteer Fire Company will re- world! needed warmth and com- Thursday and Friday nights, rather than ability of a limited number of stores was have also given of my blood, of alarms and to stand by at spond to their needs. Thank God fo the volun- passion. Wednesday and Friday, until 9 o'clock. A less of a convenience, thus less of an This department is run on teer firemen! I've been a reader of your paper ever since moving here substantial majority of the downtown attraction, to the shoppers whom the a relatively low budget. If Josep i Martinez this department was to be from New York 15 years ago, store operators opted for the change, extended operation sought to draw. changed to a paid department Note of llM.nks and especially now since my following the lead of Steinbach Co., In the face of heavy competition, it would be an expense to the son has taken over his which feels the consecutive night open- Red Bank remains a thriving business taxpayers of Red Bank in the Eatontown cousin's route here in Vail ings provide a better promotional pack- district. To remain so it will have to sum of a half million dollars To the Editor: Homes. per year. This change would I'd like to request that a As a matter of fact, I just age, the Chamber of Commerce re- continue to make every possible effort to have the ultimate result in note of thanks be included in wrote a letter to the circula- ported. accommodate the public. We think the the increase of boro taxes. As your column to the employ- tion department recommend- We feel this move is enterprising and Thursday-Friday openings will prove it stands, I (as does every ees at the American Red ing Peter, as carrier of the a good one, and hope it will get substan- popular with shopper and shop-keeper member) have to pay for my Cross of Shrewsbury, High- week. Especially in light of uniform, dues to my company way 35 for their assistance his delivering 36 papers — tial support from the town's merchants. alike and help keep the downtown com- and also clothing that is ru- given to my son on Aug. 2 of weekly and Sunday — with petitive. A problem of night openings in the past ined at fires. this year. He was involved in his right arm in a cast. It seems that we aren't a bike accident right across Please include my request thought of very highly by the highway and they re- in your column, as 1 think some people in this bora. sponded immediately to tbe these people deserve a com- Soviet mini-Vietnam? They seem to think we aren't first aid call when sounded. pliment. performing correctly, al- I'd also like to express my Thank you very much. The Soviet Union seems to have The Soviets now face what they though I don't quite under- thanks to the driver of a 6- Barbara Minenno found its own mini-Vietnam in Afghan- themselves in other (Western) contexts stand their criterion for cor- istan, where earlier this month there would call a heroic resistance. The af- rect performance. If only "was an attempted coup against the Sovi- ghan highlanders have launched an un- these people would lend as- Today in history et-backed regime of Noor Mohammed derground war against the Tarraki re- sistance to their fire-fighting team, instead of making Ill- Tarraki. gime and its Soviet army "advisers." In 1916, Italy declared war my. felt remarks, then the finest on Germany In World War I. There are reports In London that Soviet In 1973, 500 people died Despite the failure of the overthrow and least expensive fire de- In 1963, some 200,000 peo- and more than 1,000 were attempt, it brought the attention of the troops are g believed to have been flayed partment in Monmouth Coun- ple staged a peaceful civil hurt when Mexico was hit by world to a worsening situation for the alive when captured by guerrillas and ty would surely shine as the rights demonstration in an earthquake. best in Monmouth County. their heads paraded on poles. Washington. Russians in a country where a year ago Praise should be extended Today's birthdays: Enter- In 1967, British Prime they seemed to have made a major In- Soviet and Tarraki government ruth- where it is due. tainer Donald O'Connor is 54. Minister Harold Wilson took road against the West. That was their lessness eventually may "restore" the I am requesting that the personal charge of the De- Actor Ben Gazzara is 49. backing of the April, 1978, Tarraki over- situation. But Westerners can hardly mayor and council consider partment of Economic Af- Baseball player Lou Piniella 'My name is Jimmy Carter and Pii throw of the more neutral Mohammed help being bemused at seeing the tables giving the fine volunteers of fairs in a cabinet shake-up is 36. Actresss Ingrld Daoud regime. turned on the Soviets. running from president' our Fire Department and designed to bolster the econo- Bergman is 62. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28.1979 The Daily Register 7 NAACP asks 15 towns to denounce KKK, Nazis By PAM ABOUZEID last night goals and activities of both Monteiro requested re- Barnegat," Monteiro said. "The Ku Klux Klan is on night's meeting for having cal NAACP mond Williams, a branch vice RED BANK - Alarm the Ku Klux Klan and the plies and resolution reading "If the KKK can come up the move and we've got to be American Nazi Party" was lowered the bail for two men "I don't know where this president, said. " we have to over the Ku Kim Klan's ap- dates from each of the munic- here and back a 17-year-old who had been arrested on ready to meet them head on," sent to 15 area mayors yes- ipalities contacted. man is coming from, he as- think in terms of whether we parent rise in New Jersey and punk, then we'd better be weapons charges while driv- tounds me These are the can afford not to be friends Agustinho Monteiro, presi- terday, Monteiro said. ready to protect ourselves," concern over United Nations dent of the local NAACP, de- Red Bank Mayor Michael ing to the rally. same kind of people who with the PLO " Ambassador Andrew Young's "We have a good strong he continued. clared at the organization's message to those governing J. Arnone said he had en- Addison had lowered the bombed the church in Birm- Williams said that two- resignation were expressed meeting. dorsed the resolution in- Monteiro was referring to bail for Charles Sickels and ingham, Alabama, and he's thirds of the world's popu- by local members of the Na- bodies who don't endorse this Aaron Morrison, the teen-age A resolution calling on resolution," Monteiro formally in a telephone con- Vincent I. Johnson, both of comparing them to little lation is non-white and the tional Association for the Ad- versation with Monteiro, but organizer of the Aug. 11 KKK Rhode Island, from 150,000 to kids," Monteiro exclaimed. Palestinians are non-white, vancement of Colored People municipal governments to warned. He didn't specify rally in Barnegat, 30 miles "denounce the philosophy, what the message is. that it would have to follow J5.000 each, and released both The local NAACP debated and said that should be kept the normal course for formal north of Atlantic City. Only 19 men after their bail had been the circumstances of Young's in mind when the Middle East council approval. Klan members gathered for posted. resignation after the reading problem is debated. the 17-minute rally, but their Monteiro alleged last of letters on the issue from But one member, arguing The local NAACP is a presence alone was enough to night that Addison had made the Urban League and from for attention to issues closer HFA funds at stake, member of the Regional Al- send the town into chaos as a a statement to the press com- Benjamin Hook, executive di- to home, said, "we have liance and Mutual Aid Pact, crowd of almost 300 gathered paring the KKK to "little rector of the national thousands of issues right here which encourages NAACP to demonstrate against the children playing dangerous NAACP in our neighborhood to deal Klan or to watch the show. branches to provide as- names," and said he had Pressed by members for with, we'd do more by resolv- Ocean OKs housing sistance to each other should New Jersey Superior written a letter to the judge details as to what the black ing them than attacking "the Ku Klux Klan rear its Court Judge Mark Addison inviting him to come and ex- population could do in face of something Young's done — head again like it did down at was strongly criticized at last plain his comments to the lo- By J. SCOTT ORR the township, I would vote proval was granted subject to Young's resignation, Ray- it's not going to help us." against this. I'll vote for it, recommendations of the OCEAN TOWNSHIP - In although I don't like the way I HFA. For the past two years, a hurried, last-minute de- have to," said Dr. Joseph the project has been tied up cision, the Planning Board Cutaio, board president. with funding hassles in the last night gave its approval to Stephen Levy, another HFA. board member, said he also OPEN 10 A.M. 'TIL 9:30 P.M. an amended site plan for the Now, according to Slavitt, MONDAY THRU SATURDAY long-awaited West Park Es- was reluctant to approve the HFA is ready to begin a bond tates senior citizen housing plan.. "If there had been any issue in fund senior citizens' development. more public objection to the housing. "There are about The project, which in- amendments I would have seven or eight projects com- cludes one five-story building voted it down. But since only peting for the money," the and 19 single-story units, is one person had the where- lawyer said. currently vying with several withal to speak tonight, I'll other projects for state Hous- have to vote for it," Levy, the "If you approve it, we'll ing Finance Agency (HFA) board's representative from have a shot. I can't guarantee dollars. the township Environmental that it will receive funding Commission, said. though, "Slavitt said. Ben J. Slavitt, attorney for According to Slavitt, if the the developer, said tight The only senior citizen project is funded, construc- deadlines for approval had to housing in the township is the tion will begin 30 days after be met in order to assure the 90-unit Poplar Village, which funding is granted. The project a chance at the funds. is not government subsidized. project will take about 14 The need for more housing months to complete, he said. The amendments, which for seniors has been a much include some landscaping, discussed problem here. The project is being de- layout, and road changes and veloped by Lisette Symonds, the elimination of a decora- The township recently who took over for Malcolm tive mansard-type roof, were turned down another proposal Lauer, who died in January, suggested by the HFA, for a senior citizens' high Slavitt said. Slavitt said. rise. At that time, officials The board last night Agreements were met felt approval would flood the granted approval to B. H. S. quickly on all the amende- township with low-income Associates to construct a 15- ments except the roof housing. store shopping center on changes, which was the sub- Application for West Park Route 35. Estates first was made in ject of lengthy debate. To be called Orchard Stree 1975. A use variance was The board, noting its feel- Plaza, the new mini-mall will ing that insistence on the dec- granted by the Zoning Board feature discount name-brand orative roof might jeopordize of Adjustment the following shops, according to the shop- the project, finally relented, year. The township council ping center's developer. passing a resolution granting gave its approval in 1976, and Construction of the V- approval. the Planning Board gave site shaped mall is expected to "If.it wasn't for the need plan approval in 1977. start immediately, with open- for senior citizens' housing in The Planning Board ap- ing sometime in spring.

Ulibf >M k> Carl r*\m FOUR INJURED Four persons suffered minor Injuries as a result of a two-car accident at Momnmouth Road and Cedar Avenue, West Long Branch, Sunday night. Treated and released from Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, were: Miss Margaret O'Halloran, Monmouth Beach; Anthony Hervev and Richard Hervev, both of Ocean Township. Sharon Hervev, driver of one of the cars, refused treatment to an Injured elbow elbow, poNce said. According to police the accident occured at 9:36 p.m

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The issue, said Johnson, was making "one further Fisher to drop this so we can she said move to board up two art hired Middletown lawyer Pe- May 24 election results were "But if you find yourselves was not lawyers' fees, but plea for sanity," stating the get on with the work of the "It doesn't have anything room windows and replace ter P. Kalac to defend five valid under provisions of Ti- involved in a suit with no kit- resolution of the sunshine suit would only harm children board." to do with who is board presi- four more with $190 board members and the tle ISA: 15-1, a state law gov- ty, then the vote is mean- law. and the school and cost mon- And in a prepared dent." aluminum windows, and ap- board as a whole in a law suit erning school boards. ingless. Your attorney is en- Devine agreed that the de- ey statement, Leo W. lector, 17 When the board finally got proved expenditures for in- filed by the husband of a Martin Fisher's suit titled to be paid with board cision in the case could have "What difference is there Robinson Place, supported around to agenda items, it surance and registration for a board member, then voted by names Charles Darrah, funds." far-reaching results, stating if Mrs. Fisher or Mr. Johnson the board majority's decision approved a pilot "gifted and 1968 Chevrolet that has been a five-vote majority not to Ronald Skoog, Nicholas Reading a lengthy pre- that, in his opinion, a decision is president?" Kosberg to hold the second election. • talented" program to begin donated to the board for expend any school board Caivano, Dianne Petruiella' pared statement, Johnson re- upholding the Fisher case asked. "Is the direction of "It is only because the next month for selected stu- school use. funds to pay for the defense. and Johnson in the suit, con- capped the events leading to would set a precedent per- the board going to be radical- election results differed that dents in fourth and fifth The board also adopted a James R. Devine, a Mid- tending that the May 24 dec-' the second election and to the mitting the election of all of- ly different? Are the students disgruntled people are sup- grades, with an eye to a K-8 nepotism policy that would ficers by secret ballot. dletown lawyer filling in last Uons fully complied with re- suit and emphasized the im- going to get a better educa- porting this frivolous and program as soon as possible. prohibit employment of any night for board attorney Rob- quirements of the open public • portance of settling the sun- Many residents in the au- tion if one or the other is the vengeful suit that has been Superintendent Curtis person closely related to a ert M. Qtten, said he expects meetings act and that the sec- shine law question. dience of about 75 people de- president?" filed," Tector declared. Bradley said Dorothy Welle, board member or school ad- the board's insurance carrier ond June 25 election violated 1 "If the board were to al- manded the board stop Its He called the situation a Goodall said all the a current faculty member, ministrator. A grandfather to cover the anticipated legal Title 18 because it did not low secret ballots," he said, arguing over who should be "petty issue which really in- statements were clouding the would be teaching the three clause protects any such per- fees. If not, however, he said, meet the 45-day time limit set j "it could also vote secretly president and get on with volves only bruised egos.'' real issue. afternoon sessions per week. sons already employed by the the "bottom line is that the for naming new board of-1 on hiring, offering tenure, board business. Carol Warner, 5 Parker "The point of the suit is The board raised pay for board. board will be forced to pick fleers and salaries. up the fees." Barbara Fisher last night "And the public has a Five board members were moved that "not one penny right to know how the board named in a suit filed in Supe- of school funds be spent to ' votes." Johnson said. rior Court on Aug. 16 by defend a civil action," a mo- Otten will be requested to Martin Fisher, 139 Alameda tion eventually approved by seek a 30-day extension of the Court, the husband of OPEN 10 A.M. TIL 9:30 P.M. Caivano, Goodall, Mary 20-day response deadline, but MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Barbara Fisher, a board Keale, Marx, and Fisher. has declined to represent five member who had been Fisher suggested that members when he sits as at- elected board president at the each board member con- torney for the board as a board's May 24 organiza- tribute one-ninth of the legal whole. tional meeting. Barbara costs. Responding to criticisms Goodall, named vice presi- Johnson countered that of the $70 per hour fees antici- dent at that same meeting, "all monies the board has pated for Kalac's services, and Fisher were electedMiy are school funds, and the mo- Johnson said that secret, written ballots. tion was that the board not "Whether Otten or anoth- On June 25, the board, by a spend any. er attorney is involved, there five-vote majority, rejected, "I think the board has would be a cost. the results of the first elec- taken a bad step," the board "And that cost would be tion as a violation of the president said. small, " Johnson continued, state's Open Public Meetings' Devine said he considered "compared to the loss of the Act (the Sunshine Law) and the board's vote "an Indica- right of the public to be a full elected William P. Johnson tion of the feeling that the,, witness to board business." president, and Monroe Man board is unhappy with the siH Rose Strong, 108 Borden as vice president. uation." St., demanded to know how The five-member majori- Asked if the vote were 11-' the board could justify the ty, all of whom are named In legal, Devine said "yes and special counsel's cost when it the Fisher suit, also rejected no." ., could not afford new drapes Board OKs busing for some children By MARIE COCCO grades is given for those students who live MATAWAN — The Matawan-Aberdeen two-and-a-half miles or more from school. Regional Board of Education last night ap- The district would have to pay the total proved busing for all kindergarten children cost of busing any kindergarten child who who would otherwise have to travel to school lives less than two miles from school. along hazardous routes. A survey conducted by residents and Under the plan, any kindergarten child in school employees earlier this year found 14 the district may be bused to his or her public routes within the district to be hazardous. or parochial school If the child must travel Marshall indicated, however, that the over an unsafe route to school. The policy school system would probably find that will go into effect this fall. "many more routes" are hazardous for kin- Board officials estimate that some 244 dergarten pupils. children may be eligible to be bused, at a cost The hazardous route transportation issue to the district of 814,747. is not new to the district. About five years The cost, according to board member ago, Marshall recalled, voters here and in Kathleen Marshall, includes hiring an addi- Aberdeen "overwhelmingly defeated" a ref- tional bus driver, maintaining the bus, and erendum to bus children who live one-and-a- providing fuel for the vehicle. Marshall said half miles from school. the district has already purchased another This year, parental pressure for hazard- bus with money allocated from the current ous-route busing prompted the school board school budget. to revise Its transportation policy slightly. Marshall said that every child entering The board voted in July to allow the super- kindergarten this year will have his or her intendent to review the district's transporta- walking route studied to determine if the tion needs annually, and to direct bis atten- child is eligible to be bused. tion specifically to hazardous routes. "A lot of different things could determine Early in July, the board's Community what is a hazardous route," she said. "A hazardous road could be one without side- Advisory Council recommended that the walks; a hazardous route could be one in board develop a busing program by the fall of which a child would have to cross major 1980. The resolution recommended that the highways. board take an "interim step" of developing a busing plan for the "youngest "There is a good possibility that some kids who only live a quarter mile from school schoolchildren" by this September. could be bused, because the route could be In other business, the board voted a pay unsafe to travel over," Marshall said. raise and bonus for Kenneth Hall, the super- The state currently reimburses school dis- intendent of schools. tricts for busing children in grades K-8 who Hall will receive a 7 percent salary in- live more than two miles from school. The crease next year, bringing his annual pay to reimbursement for busing children in upper $44,940.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 28.1979 The Daily Register 9 Aberdeen debates changes to municipal building ABERDEEN - The electrical change-orders to- council that the cost of all the was slated to cost $1.5 mil- building's boiler rooms and Bach recommended that spread of a fire, be installed The council previously de- Township Council discussed a taling $4,625; heating and change-orders was figured lion. fire safety equipment for the additional fire safety equip- in the corridors, at an esti- cided to eliminate carpeting lengthy list of change-orders ventilation orders totaling into his estimate of the build- The council agreed to in- corridors to be used as fire ment be installed to fire exit mated cost of $1,100. and install vinyl tile in all for the new municipal build- $1,382; plumbing changes for ing's final cost, and that the stall a security toilet in the exits. corridors, to make the build- He stressed that the town building areas except the ing last night, but despite the which a dollar estimate has building's cost will not rise juvenile detention section of The council previously de- ing in compliance with new could meet the building code council chambers, mayor's prolonged debate, it remains not yet been given; and gen- above the $1.95 million figure. the new municipal jail. Bach cided to eliminate the state building codes. The requirements by simply in- office, manager's office, unclear what action will be eral contracting changes to- The council approved a estimated the cost of the sprinkler system throughout township is not required to stalling the suspended ceil- manager's secretary's office taken on several of the items, taling 16,024. Other interior bond ordinance last week for toilet at about $5,000, and said the building to cut its costs, install the equipment, how- ing. and a conference room. and when the final contracts and exterior orders were also $300,000 to cover unan- the facility was required by but Bach said last night that ever, because the building The council postponed Last night, however, it for the building will go out to considered. ticipated expenses and cost the state Division of Juvenile spriklers are now required by was begun before the 1978 making a decision on the mat- voteo to install carpeting in bid. Daniel Bach, the architect overruns in the construction Justice. the state to be installed in codes were set, and so must ter, pending consultation the offices of municipal de- The council considered of the project, insured the of the building. It originally The council also agreed to boiler and storage areas. comply only with 1976 with fire department of- partment heads. The cost of Bach's recommendation that He estimated the cost of guidelines. ficials. the carpeting is estimated to a spare heat pump for the installing 10 scopper Bach suggested that fire The council reached no de- be only $13 more than that of police dispatcher's control sprinkler heads to be $3,050. dampers be installed to both cision on whether to install installing the vinyl tile room be purchased at a cost He said, however, that the sides of the corridors, at an 555 square feet of carpeting i The final decisions on the Freehold Township of $1,034. cost could be reduced to to corridor^ and some office change orders that were not estimated cost of $8,000. He It postponed making a de- about $2,500 if copper equip- also suggested that a fire- space in the building. The es- made are expected th be cision on two major items, a ment was used in place of rated suspended ceiling, timated cost of the carpeting made at the council's caucus OKs sewerage pact sprinkler system for the steel. which would prevent the is $5,700 to $5,800. meeting Thursday night. By COR8ON ELLIS areas In the other municipalities. A max- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Town- imum of WO houses in Wall could tie in to the ship Committee last night finalized its com- line, according to local officials there. mitment to the Manasqan River Regional The authority has not laid a single foot of ' Sewerage Authority (MRRSA), and will sign sewer pipe In its eight years of existence, but a service agreement with the authority has accumulated a $2 million debt. OPEN 10 A.M. 'TIL 9:30 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY "shortly," according to Mayor David Segal. Segal said last night that he felt all of the The authority is planning a sewerage sys- municipalities, except for Wall, would sign tem that would serve five municipalities, the agreement. including Freehold Township, Freehold, "It would not be a benefit to any of us not Farmingdale, Howell and Wall. to sign it," Segal said. "I think Howell is The committee deleted a section of an going to sign it also." ordinance it had adopted at last month's In 1074, Howell residents fought off an regular meeting, which stated that the town- authority proposal to build an intermediary ship's approval of the plan was contingent on treatment plant in Howell. Recently, mem- the authority receiving 75 percent of its fund- bers of the Howell Township Committee have ing from the federal and state governments. indicated their support for putting the plant "It's part of their own ordinance," Segal in Wall, and for the project itself. said. "They aren't going ahead unless they While the township committee held its have those funds, so for us to have that in our meeting, members of the township Public ordinance is meaningless." Works Department picketed outside, renew- Segal said last night that he would sign ing their protest against a stalemate in con- the agreement shortly. tract negotiations with the township. The township ordinance now depends only The workers did not come into the meet- on the other member municipalities OKing ing hall. the service agreement. After contract negotiations broke down Freehold and Howell have indicated their several months ago, both sides agreed to support for the project, while Farmingdale binding arbitration by a Public Employee has approved the service agreement. Relations Committee Commission (PERC) Wall, however, has refused to sign the mediator. After studying the case, the medi- agreement, and has announced its intention ator will make a final decision which both to pull out of the authority. The authority is sides must agree to. now suing Wall to prevent withdrawal, and to Despite the picketing, the workers are not force that township's administration to sign striking, according to Segal. the service agreement. "They are not on strike, they are demon- A maximum of 900 houses in Wall could strating," Segal said. hook up to the single sewer line that would "They have acted like gentlemen, and I run from Freehold to the proposed treatment respect their views, and I hope they respect plant on the Wall-Jackson border. mine," he said. Farmingdale now uses septic systems, "I'm sure both sides will accept the bind- while small, private companies service most ing arbitration," he added. Keansburg housing unit to get extra HUD funds KEANSBURG - The housing authority ule by next August. here is one of only six housing authorities The frame for the six-story structure with less than 500 units in the country which should be completed by October, he said, will be awarded extra federal funds under a noting that there have been very few con- special Department of Housing and Urban struction problems. Development Program. "There's nothing that hasn't been The money will be awarded from $10 squared away right away," he said. million set aside by the department under its O'Neill credited Patock Construction Co., "Discretionary Subsidy Funds Program," Tinton Falls, one of the contractors, for Eugene Connelly, executive director of the housing authority, said at an authority meet- "amazing workmanship". ing last night O'Neill also said that final plans have not The size of the "bonus" has not been been made for the installation of utility lines. determined Connelly said. Members of the Church Street Corp., The authority will be awarded the funds sponsors of the project, said they would like because of its low budget surplus, absence of to contract the work to a private firm, which accounts receivable, and 100-percent oc- they said could do itcheaper. cupancy rate, all over a three-year period O'Neill said the Jersey Central Power and beginning in fiscal year 1976, Connelly said. Light Company had told him that it can be Dozens of other housing authorities, in the only firm authorized to install utility lines categories of various sizes, also will receive in the building. part of the $10 million, Connelly said. A private firm probably could do the work Robert O'Neill, architect for the 110-unit at one-fourth the cost of the utility company, senior citizens high rise being built here, said according to one estimate offered at the the development will be completed on sched- meeting.

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By ELLEN GOODy I am thinking about this, I'm sure, because many of 1 don't want to force the emigrant analogy. For many By just how intolerable his circumstances were? By what my friends are turning 40. It began happening three years of our ancestors, the only option was survival and the his future brings? Did it take more guts to leave than to Once, when 1 studied history for a non-living, 1 ago and will, at this rate, continue for at least another only feeling was despair. But for a people who now stay? became fascinated with emigrants. For a time I read five contemplate leaving lives the way their lorebearers left My mind curves around all these things like a ques- everything I could find about the people who left for Forty is. 1 observe from not too great a distance, an homelands, the comparison is fair enough. tion mark It is hard to hold still long enough to make America, about their profound disruption, their awkward age. It's an age at which people have histories I think we have as much difficulty knowing what is sense of them. I wonder again if we can only judge strengths, their heroism and options. At 30, they had perhaps less history. At 50, right or wrong, what is brave or foolish, destructive or .11 lions by motivations. Is the person who endures Perhaps it was my prejudice as an American, but in perhaps I .'*•. options. adventurous, resigned or realistic when we look at our masochistic or virtuous? Is the person who takes off sane those days I thought very little about the people who But at 40, it hangs in the balance. The status quo is modern lives or irresponsible? stayed behind weighed against the possible. The person we thought we I know, for example, a writer who turned 40 and Introspection is as painful as it is inevitable. At some But lately I've been wondering about the difference might be. still challenges the person we are. At 40, many decided that he was, after all, only a minor talent. He time in our lives, especially our mid-lives, we take stock between those who emigrated and those who didn't. I reassess themselves and their circumstances. They try to would never be Will Shakespeare, he said, and settled like a department store. We face ourselves and our wonder whether one person remained in Ireland or Italy come to terms with their limits or to break out of them. down to a job writing advertising copy. Was he a quitter circumstances. We try to be reasonable about our lives, or Russia because he was content or because he was or a realist? Did he sell himself short or did he find his compare what we have (and could lose) with what we resigned I wonder whether another left because she was place? might have. We talk about the necessity of compromising desperate or because she was hopeful. Was one person I know a woman who turned 40 and decided after and the fear of compromising ourselves. Our satisfac- more adventurous or another more committed? years of marital indecision and separation that this was tions battle our fantasies. In the most desperate moments — the potato famines, her husband, her life — this was "it". It was, she said, We try to make rational judgments, I suppose, about the pogroms — which took the greater strength of charac- Lifestyle okay. Did she settle for less or did she settle down? protecting the status quo or changing it. But in the end, ter: endurance or uprooting? Who were the heroes and On the other hand, there is the 40-year-old man who some of us emigrate to our new worlds and some of us who were the martyrs? The emigrants or those who 10 TUESDAY, AUGUST 28,1979 decided that his history was rot and, to change his future, slay with the familiar. And the future historians will have remained behind? he left much of his past. How does one judge his action? trouble understanding the differences.

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Dear Ann Landeri: I'm they know by face only? are sorry, but you are unable twin beds. not an adult or somebody im- We have received two to accept their invitation. Can drugs be a friend in portant. I'm Just a kid, but I wedding invitations tbit CONFIDENTIAL to Bed- time of stress? If you keep would appreciate It if you month from people who have Wetter at Age 22: Since you your head together can they would read this and maybe never tent us a Christmas have already been checked by be of help? Ann Landers' new help me. card, never given ut a phone two physicians and no or- booklet. "Straight Dope on I don't know If my dad call, never invited ui for an ganic problem is involved, it Drugs" separates the fact Ilkei me or not. He it nice evening, never shown any In- must be psychological. Get from the fiction. Get it today. and everything, but he terest in developing a friend- couseling and tell your boy For each booklet ordered, doetn'l ever hug me or kin ship. friend about it. You'd be a send a dollar, plus a long, me or let me know thai I If we do not reply, are we fool to pass up marriage be- self-addressed, stamped en- mean anything to him. impolite? — A.L.G. cause of this. If he's as won- velope 128 cents postage) to I spend lummer vacationi Dear A.L.G.; You should derful as you say, he will un- Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995 with my aunt and uncle. My respond. Simply tell them you 'derstand. PS. I recommend Chicago, Illinois 60611. uncle takes me placet, putt his armt around me once in a while, talks to me about tub- Jecit I'm interetted In and kitiet me goodnight. My dad never does any of thete OlFT OF WORDS — Mrs. Susan Cralo. right, president Vanovitch, Manalapan; Jo Ann Zlotkin, Freehold, and things. of the Freehold Area Branch of the American Assocla- Joanne Hoffman, Howetl. Also recipients of the dic- tion of University Women, presents dictionaries In tionarles, were Kathleen Burke, Colts Neck, and Elisse I am the baby of the fami- behalf of the organization, to students, left to right. Gall Koster, Freehold Township. ly. My brothers and tlttert are all out on their own. May- be my dad It tired of kids. What do you think? - Holla, ' ASK DR. BROTHERS Mo. Dear Rolla: I think your dad is probably one of those unfortunate people who can't express affection. Crises remain vivid You can help him by let- ting him know you under- stand his problem. 1 realize this is asking a lot of a child, By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS drink but I'm Juit a little concerned about marrying him but please trust me and take Dear In Brothers: Three years ago, my family and I went became he hat luch a violent temper. So far, It's only been my advice. In fact, I suggest through a terrible crisis. We were caught in a hotel fire and directed agalntl me once and then he only threatened to •trtke you show him this column we all got through it alive and reatively undamaged but I can't me. I left to he didn't have the chance, but I alwayi wondered and ask if he can guess which seem to get rid of the memories. Actually, I was very proud of If he would. I've been hearing to much lately about child letter is yours. my family. They handled themselves very well in this dis- abute and wife battering and I find myself thinking that It't aster Nobody panicked and I believe this saved our lives. I Dear Ann Landers: You possible (bit man I love could do both — D.B. were off bate with your ad- was always led to believe that most people just lost their Dear D.B.: You're right to be concerned. Anyone should heads and ran wild in disasters. My experience (and I've been vice on vitamins. My husband be concerned and alarmed by an adult who has never learned owei hit life to vitamins. He through three different natural disasters) is that people to use his anger in a constructive way, but instead expresses generally behave pretty well. Can you tell my anything that wai a heavy drinker and in his rage in a physically, violent way. Any person who throws terrible shape. When hit doc- might help me to control my thoughts better so I'm not things across a room and breaks objects or kicks chairs, is bothered by all these memories that I'd like to forget? — V.M. tor told him to get on the very likely to turn that anger against a child or another adult. wagon or make funeral ar- Dear V.M.: The more you can talk about these ex- The more angry he becomes, the less reasonable he rangements, he chose the periences in your past, even relive them with friends and becomes. This kind of person goes out of control and is apt to wagon. family, the sooner you'll be rid of the unwanted memories attack anyone weaker or smaller than himself. Wife batterers about this tragedy. Dr. Herbert Fensterheim of Cornell's tend to be depressed, nervous people who are self-absorbed. That lame doctor put him COLONIAL COOKERY — Members of the Evening Membership Department of the College of Medicine suggests that one can control unwanted Frequently, they were abused as children or had fathers who on vitamins. Now, 18 months Colts Neck Woman's Club, left to right, Georgia Kamlnskl, first vice president; thoughts by setting up a counter habit of stopping them and physically abused their wives. later, he It like a new man. Agnes Duffy, publicity chairman and Judy Thomas, president, test one of the relaxing Why didn't you talk to tome colonial recipes by Dorothea Connolly featured in "Fireside Kitchen" on New The three most common types of unwanted thoughts are doctors before you made tucb Jersey Public Television. The club will present the noted historian, cook and those that cause you to exaggerate illness, that make you a raih statement? Pleate be lecturer In "An Evening With Dorothea Connolly" Sept. 10 at B p.m. In St. Mary's anticipate disaster and thoughts that lower self-esteem. By Twin Mother of Year fair and print this letter. — A Roman Catholic Church Hall, Route 34 and Phalanx Road, Colts Neck. Tickets are simply calling a halt, by ordering yourself to stop and giving a Vitamin Believer available from Mrs. Kamlnskl and Karen Sweeney, Colts Neck. Connolly uses her silent command, such as, "Relax, I'm in control here," the Dear Believer: Oo back own collection of kitdhenware antiques In her demonstration lecture, which is person can regain control over himself. is Josephine Marsala and read that column again entertaining and alivewithhumor. Incidentally, you're right about the myth of people going MATAWAN - Mrs. Amboy. Meetings will re- and you will notice 1 said peo- all to pieces and losing control in disasters. Studies indicate Josephine Marsala of sume in September. Mrs. ple who have balanced meals this doesn't happen. The opposite behavior is more likely. Manalapan, was named Twin Arlene Dooley is in charge of don't need vitamins. Very Dear Dr. Brothen: I've been going with a man for several Mother of the Year at the membership information. rarely does a severe alcoholic months and we're very serious. In lad, he want! to marry me. annual installation dinner of Other officers for 1979-80 have balanced meals. Most of You'll I'm being pressured by my family and Iriendi became I'm not the Twin Mothers Club of the are Mrs. Nancy Marley, Colts them have a vitamin deficien- TO START SAVING FUEL to young. I'm already 27. This man ii three yean older than Raritan Bay Area here in the Neck, vice president; Mrs. cy For THEM, vitamins are me and he's been married twice before. This doeu't bother Islanders Restaurant. She Carol Toth, Morganville, sec- essential. me because he says he really loves me more than he loved his was elected president of the ond vice president; Mrs. other wives and I believe him. I think one of (be reaioni he group, which has its monthly Mary Lynch, Old Bridge, re- I didn't need to check with Great wants to get married again and have a home of Ui own It that, meetings every fourth Tues- cording secretary; Mrs. Joan any doctors on this one: I from what I gather, he had a terrible childhood. He wai raited day at the First Presbyterian Holohan, Freehold, cor- already knew what they in a home with a brutal, alcoholic father. My friend doesn't Church, Broadway, South responding secretary and thought. A recent issue of Recipes Mrs. Marsha Krane, American Medical News ran Marlboro, treasurer. the results of a survey con- in STORM WINDOWS ducted by the American Academy of Family Physi- The Daily You Just Can't cians. 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TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1979 The DtMly Rcgfcter 11 Kaiser-DeSiato Hatt-Bcmcroft Weddings EAST KEANSBURG - Miss Jodi Ann of St Ann Roman Catholic Church, MATAWAN-In the First Keansburg, officiated at the double ring cere- DeSiato and James Michael Kaiser were United Methodist Church mony, with Thomas Kaiser, brother of the married here July 28 in St. Catherine Roman here Aug. 18, Wendy Clare bridegroom, serving as acolyte. A reception Catholic Church. The Rev. Gregory Vaughan Bancroft, daughter of Mr. was in Buck Smith's Restaurant, here. Freglette-Boynton and Mrs. Neil A. Bancroft, M Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Lakeridge Drive, was mar- NEW MONMOUTH-In St. Mary's Ro- bride of James R. Freglette, son of Mr. and John James DeSiato, 6 Lydia Place, Port ried to John Charles Hatt of man Catholic Church here Aug. 4, Karen Mrs. James S. Freglette, 27 Irwln Place, Monmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry James Sioux City, Iowa, son of Don Boynton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank P Hazlet. Kaiser, 17 Howard Ave., Keansburg. C. Hatt of Sallx, Iowa, and Boynton of Springfield, Va., became the Msgr. Robert T. Bulman celebrated the Barbara Ann DeSiato was maid of honor the late Mrs Aria Mae Hatt. nuptial Mass. There was a reception in Glbbs for her sister, who also was attended by The Rev Robert Heulltt Hall, Fort Monmouth. Joanne Oswin, Barbara Nappi, Donna Drella officiated at the ceremony, and Cory Albe. which was followed by a re- Attending the bride were Mrs. Diane ception in the Colts Neck Inn. Craig, matron of honor, Mrs. Denlse Young, Richard Kaiser was best man for his Donna Disario and Mrs. Joan Curio. brother and ushers were Dennis Oswin, Dan Julie Bancroft was maid Sullivan, Ronald Hayes and Ronald Drella. of honor. Also attending the Daniel Freglette was best man and the bride were Shelley Rogers, ushers were Douglas Hehner, Michael The bride is a graduate of Middletown Polly Burke and Debra Freglette and Jack Schwartz. High School North, and the bridegroom is an Parker. Erin and Keir Ban- alumnus of Keansburg High School. He is Mrs. Freglette was graduated from Mater croft were flower girl and assistant manager of Bayshire Tire, Key- ring bearer. Dei High School here, and the College of port Notre Dame of Maryland. She was employed Robert Rogers was best as an elementary school teacher in Virginia. The couple reside in Keyport, after a man. Groomsmen were MR. AND MRS. JAMES KAISER WENDY HATT James Heeger, Robert Wim- Mr. Freglette is an alumnus of Raritan wedding trip to the Poconos. mer and Timothy Hassenger. High School, Hazlet, and Tusculum College, Ushers were Thomas Ban- Greenville, Tenn. He is a physical education croft and James Stodriarri. teacher employed by Union Beach Public HINTS FROM HELOI5E School System. Mrs. Hatt was graduated from Cedar Ridge High Mr. and Mrs. Freglette will reside in School, Old Bridge, and MR. AND MRS. JAMES FREGLETTE Brick Township after a wedding trip to Ber- Momingside College, Sioux muda. Lint trap in dryers City. She teaches fifth and sixth grades at Jackson (Neb.) School. Mr. Hatt was Arnella-Andersen graduated from North High School, Sioux City, and at- LINCROFT—Karen Elizabeth Andersen nis Hunt, Atlantic Highlands, officiated at tended the University of Wyo- and Bernard David Amelia were, married the ecumenical ceremony, which was fol- can be a fire hazard ming. He is with Hatt Con- here Aug. 18 In the chapel of Christian lowed by a reception in Colts Neck Fire- DEARHELOISE: gave additional height while sitting at the table. struction Co. In Sioux City, Brothers Academy. The Rev. William house. Being a fireman'• wife, I am aware of how many fires are Another advantage of the extra "seals" Is that each one Schladerback of Trenton, and the Rev. Den- Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. caused by not properly cleaning out the lint from the auto- can be picked up and put on top of one of our dining chairs Walter L. Andersen, WhippoorwUl Valley matic dryers we use so frequently. when the grandchildren come to visit and they also can use Road, Middletown, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip We clean out the filter, but the compartment where the them as a booster seat. J. Amelia, South Amboy. filler Is located accumulate! dust juit as well. Even the curved back iections of the original chairs can be Attending the bride were Kimberly An- I tried using the crevice tool from my vacuum, but found unscrewed and the children can use the section as • "bucket dersen, maid of honor, Kelly Andersen, Anne that this was not long enough. The other tools were not thin seat" rocker on the floor. Augustine and Mary Amelia enough to fit Into the space. It can also be used as a head support while watching TV or Jeffrery J. Srague was best man. I toon an empty cardboard roll that paper towels come on reading while reclining on the floor as a lot of people enjoy doing. Mrs. Amelia is a graduate of Middletown and attached It, with masking tape, to the crevice tool. Even the tubular metal legs can be used In the garden as a Township High School. She and her husband, Bring loft, I could flatten it thin enough to fit Into the support for the meth-type wire edging we have around our an alumnus of Christian Brothers Academy, opening. It was long enough to go all the way to the bottom of the filter compartment and completely clean It out. vegetable patch to keep our doggy out of our farming at- were graduated from Slippery Rook (Pa.) tempts. State College. Mrs. Amelia is employed in Now every week when I vacuum, I make sure the dryer gets Its weekly cleaning. — Isabelle Rooney How's that for being Inventive? — A Faithful Reader the comptroller's department of Colonial First National Bank, Red Bank, and Mr. DEAR HELOISE: I'd say you had your old noggin working overtime thinking Amelia Is a health and physical education We were about to dispose of two kitchen chairs because up all those uses for something that would otherwise be teacher at the Middlesex County Vocational the tubular metal leg supports became wobbly and tightening thrown away. — Heloise School, East Brunswick. the screws under the seat would not solve the problem. After a wedding trip to St. Crolx In the We removed the seat cushions and used each one as an LETTER OF THOUGHT Virgin Islands, Mr. and Mrs. Amelia reside extra cushion on top of the remaining two chairs of our DEAR HELOISE: MR. AND MRS. BERNARD ARNELLA here. kitchen set. It was an Improvement to the original chair and I was having lunch with a friend the other day and Just casually mentioned that It is almost time for the football Richard Schumann and games to be televised (a game that I dearly love and she hates Karyn Lliklewlci Bolger-Cousins with a passion). This was her reply to my comment; "I wish I could get a RED BANK - The First Cook and Miss Maxine Tiger. divorce and leave home at the beginning of football season and Schumann- United Methodist Church was The best man was Robert AT WIT'S END then come back after It's over — but I gueu It doesn't work Liskiewicz the setting here Aug. 11 for Bolger, cousin of the bride- that way." BELFORD - Mr. and the marriage of Miss Karen groom. Ushers were Tom Some women probably think that they are the same as Mrs. Joseph T. Liskiewicz, Marie Cousins, to Stephen Anguilla, John Bolger, divorced. When our dear husbands gel Interested In a game on 478 Apple Valley Drive, an- Bolger. The Rev. Richard L. brother of the bridegroom; TV, If yon ask a question you only get a grunt for an answer. nounce the engagement of Wilson of the United Method- Frank Clszkowski and John Late dinner ogre That's the way II was at our house until I decided that I their daughter, Miss Karyn ist Church. Middletown, of- Gill. couldn't beat him so I might as well Join him. Sore makes It Lisa Liskiewicz, to Richard ficiated ax the ceremony, more peaceful around our house come football time. A. Schumann, son of Col. and which was followed by a re- The bride, a graduate of Try It, II really Is fun! — Dixie Mrs. Albert Schumann of ception here in the church's Gateway Regional High By ERMA BOMBECK By 8:00 I'm approaching the hostess Springfield, Va. Fellowship Hall. School, Woodbury Heights, Every cook has.her secret. with a plaintive, "Anything I can do to DEAR HELOISE: ' and West Chester (Pa.) State The one I'd like to expose today is the help?" I enjoy every one of your columns. Miss Liskiewicz, a gradu- Parents of the bride are College, is employed by Safe- ate of Middletown Township the Rev. and Mrs. David hostess who serves dinner at 9:30 p.m. and By 9:15 1 have passed the point of no To renew large towels where Ike middle has worn thin guard Industries as a com- High School and Rutgers Uni- Cousins, Broad St. He is sen- sits there beaming while everyone says, return My stomach no longer growls. The from constant use, I cut the towel In half, crossways. puter operator. "Margaret, how do you do it? Everything silver tray of cheese fluffs no longer Sew Ihe ends together and hem the raw edges or you can versity, New Brunswick, ior minister of the Red Bank where she received a BA United Methodist Church. Mr. Bolger, a graduate of tastes so good!" titillates me. My clothes hang loosely. My even put a matching or contrasting bias tape on each end. This way you don't have lo throw them In the rag bag and degree in business adminis- Mr. and Mrs. Harold \i\\iam Tennent High Schoolr At 9:30 at night she could serve appetite is enjoying a period of remission. I you will get a lot more use out of them. — Leila Johnson tration, Is employed by Bolger of Warminster, Pa., Warminster, and the Univer- mildewed dishtowel with food stains and don't want to eat. I just want to go home THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker. If Mutual Benefit Life Insur- are parents of the bride- sity of Scranton, is an auditor we'd fight over it. and go to sleep. you have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this ance Company, Newark. groom. for the Commonwealth of Social hours have clearly gotten out of This is when the hostess announces, Pennsylvania. hand in this country. Those little periods set "Dinner is served." newspaper Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Mr. Schumann, a graduate Miss Lorraine Geston was Heloise is unable to answer individual letters. She will, of I'mc'si-Shciman High maid of honor and After a wedding trip to aside to have a drink and "unwind" have I never sit down at one of those late- gotten to the point where a guest becomes night food orgies that I don't wonder what however, answer your questions in her column whenever School, Naples, Italy, Is a bridesmaids were Miss Ocean City, the couple reside possible. . , senior at Rutgers University. Kathy Bolger, Miss Vicki in Norristown, Pa. so relaxed he cannot cut his own meat. my digestive processes are thinking. I can (Well, maybe he could if his head weren't just visualize my teeth saying to the resting on It.) salivary glands, "Wake up, turkeys! I'm 1 don't know when "supper" became sending you a Cornish game hen stuffed "dinner" in this country . . . but I do know with wild rice, fresh asparagus, tossed Wed 50 years it has created a jet lag among those of us salad and brandied fruit." who are used to eating at 5:30 or 6:00 in the The salivary glands reply sleepily, evening. I'm okay until about 6:30. Then I "You've got to be kidding!" begin to look for the cracker with the bait The esophagus yells, "Would you keep on It that I hid under a cocktail napkin in the it down? I'm trying to get a little sleep." powder room. By 7:00 I'm ordering exotic At this point the stomach, liver, pan- drinks Just for the fruit. By 7:30 I feign creas, gall bladder, duodenum, small and interest in the hostess' children and have large intestines stir and groan, "Is she been known to shake them down for candy eating at Margaret's again?" bars! My lying lips say, "Margaret, every- thing tastes so good!"

New teacher/ Church sponsors Rock concert joins studio HIGHLANDS - The ing Sacrifice, a sjx-piece Methoidst Church will spon- band, which will play con- sor a free Rock and Roll Con- temporary Christian music HAZLET - Susan Oertle cert Sept. 8 at 7:30 pm. here also. The bank • features a has joined the teaching staff in the Highlands Community flute, guitars and an electric here at the Dance Shoppe, Center. Music will be by Liv- piano. Airport Plaza She has a BA degree in dance from Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, and MR. AND MRS. JERRY COSENTINO master's degree in dance RED BANK—Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cosentino of from Columbia University, Cosentino, 162 Locust, Mr. and Mrs. Ben New York. She trained at the DANCE Mrs Jerry Bridge Ave., celebrated their Brown of Sarasota, Fla., and School of American Ballet, 50th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alfano, New York City, and Washing- July 28. Shrewsbury. ton School of Ballet, and per- CLASSES Msgr. Salvatore Di Also among 90 guests were formed with both companies Lorenzo officiated at the Mr. and Mrs. Cosentino's 11 while in her teens. blessing and renewel of vows grandchildren: Mr. Cosen- ENROLL tn St. Anthony's Roman Cath- tino's mother, Mrs. A new dance program olic Church, where Mr. and Margherita Cosentino here, being introduced by Oertle, .. Thurs., Fit, Sat. Mrs. Cosentino were mar- and Mrs. Cosentino's god- incorporates boys and girls 4 ried. Following the 5 p.m. mother, Angie De Santis of and 5 years of age in basic Sept. 5,6.7.8 ceremony, there was a recep- Van Nuys, Calif. There are movement, mime, tumbling tion in Buck Smith's Restau- nine great-grandchildren. and musical development. 10 p.m. to 6 p.m. rant, East Keansburg, given by the celebrants' ch^dren • Ballet • Tap • Jazz • Toe • Twirling 2 PC. CUSTOM SLIP COVERS and their spouses, Mr. and • Aero/Gymnastics • Disco MCOSS to resume SPECIAL Beginners - Intermediate - Advanced regular schedule CHAIR 1 wot cushion Special Classes For Tots 2Vi to 5 RED BANK - MCOSS Nursing Services will discon- SOFA le 3 s.ut cushions tinue summer hours of 8 a.m. LEAH MAUER to 4 p.m. apd resume the reg- FREE SHOP-AT-HOME ular schedule of 8:30 a.m. to SCHOOL OF DANCE 4:30 p.m. effective Tuesday, SERVICE CALL 747-2543 EtfbllMtnd For 31 Y»»rt Sept. 4. These hours will be 37 E. FRONT ST. N»n. A.c'n. operative here at MCOSS of D«nct i RED RANK ArtlH.t.d headquarters, and at the four RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP Artl.t. other MCOSS health centers 747-9552 throughout Monmouth Coun- 39Vi Broad Street Red Ban .Secondary Mortgage Loansi ty. 12 The Dairy Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, AUGUST28,1979 Man dies of Legion disease TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - A tt-year-old victim of Le- gionnaires disease has died it Helene Fuld Medical Center, officials said. John Robert Radcliff, a Trenton truck driver, died Sunday, a hospital spokes- woman said. RadcUff entered the hospi- Foodtown of tal Auf. 7 with signs of pneu- monia, which is similar to Wanamassa Legionnaires disease, said 22O1 Sunset Avo. Dr. Mohammed Raia, a Joint In tho Grand Opening kidney specialist. The patient Colobratlon was put on a dialysis machine about a week later after the disease spread to his kidneys, Raia said. The illness was diagnosed Aug. 18 as Legionnaires dis- ease, officials said. Legionnaires disease, a •sr- respiratory ailment that r*M»»T»J.SUSJIH causes high fever and dif- MATAWAN ACCIDENT — Members of the Matawan First Aid Squad assist one of ficulty In breathing, strikes the two persons Injured on Route 79 near Route 516, Matawan, when a car struck a about 25,000 people a year In utility pole, snapping It In half, Friday afternoon. The driver, Donald Qulnn, 17, of the United States and is fatal South Amboy, and his passenger, David Motta, of 13 Mercury Circle, Old Bridge, In about IS percent of the were treated at Bavshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Police said utility service cases. was not disrupted. Driver told police he lost control of the car when Its throttle stuck. Salute to service men, women Airman Glenvllle G. R«y ROTC Cadet Fordkam A. recently received a para- borne course at the U.S. Red Bank, has been Hnttoo, son of Mr. and Mrs. chutist badge upon comple- Army Infantry School, Fort assigned to Chanute Air Walter Hutton, Union Beach, tion of the three week air- Benning, Ga. Force Base, 111., after com- pleting Air Force Basic Training. Lt. Pail A. MorelU Jr., Every week this Fall! Holmdel, has completed"* 48 week Pilot Training Course at Vance Air Force Base, Enid, Oklahoma. In 1978. Morelli graduated from the United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Navy Seaman Recruit Qleaa R. Edeas, son of Joan Edens, Atlantic Highlands, has completed recruit train- Ing at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. Major Jay A. Kappmeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kappmeier Jr., Tlnton Falls and Staff Sergeant Daniel Maggls, son of Mary Maggio, Port Monmouth, participated in Global Shield 79, and Air Force exercise conducted by the Strategic Air Command. Marine Lance Cpl. Thom- as E. Joaes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones Sr, Red Bank has reported for duty at Marine Corps Base, Camp Butler, Okinawa. Carol L. Judge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Connelly, Eatontown, is at- tending a U.S. Air Force Re- serve Officers Training Corps field training encampment at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita, Kansas. Sgt. Judith Graaato, Key- port, has graduated from the basic non-commissioned of- ficer's training program at Foodtown the New Jersey Military Academy in Sea Girt. Gay Davis, Red Bank, is among students and recent graduates named to the Dean's List at the Berkeley School of Garret Mountain for the past term. Davis was toom&ccy named for the executive sec- retarial program. In The Register's Exciting Navy Seaman Recruit Pa- trick J. Denardo, son of Mr and Mrs. Augestlno J. De- nardo, Hazlet, has complete* recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Greal Lakes, 111 Pvt. Gregory H. Webster, son of Mrs. Ruth Webster, Oakhurst Red Bank, has completed basic training at Fort Jack' son, S.C. National Guard Sgt. Frank 8. Romeo, recently partici- Just Predict High School, pated in two weeks of active Middlebrook Shopping Center duty training at Redstone Arsenal, Ala. The sergeant and Pro Game Winners and his wife, Scherene, live In Tinton Falls. His parents') Highway 35 & Deal Road Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Romeo, live in Shrewsbury. Airman Armando Martinez, son of Mr. and Mrs. If you think you know Football, here's your chance to Joel E. Caperton, McKinney, prove it. Enter the Register's Football Contest each week. Texas, has graduated from the U.S. Air Force aircraft You may win $10000! mechanic course at Sheppard Simply check the names of the teams you think will win Store Hours: Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, Texas. His wife, from the teams listed on the Register's entry form now Michele, is the daughter of appearing in the Sports Section. You may submit up to six Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. different entries each week. Anyone of any age may par- MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY McKinnes, Matawan. Pvt. Anthony S. Flesch, ticipate. During the football season, $100.00 will be THURSDAY and SATURDAY: son of Mr. and Mrs. John awarded each week to the person who selects the great- Flesch, Matawan, has com- 8:OOA.M.'tll9:OOP.M. pleted station unit training at est number of winning teams. In case of 0 tie, single win- Fort Benning, Ga. ner will be determined by the closest to the total number FRIDAY Spec. 4 James M. Goeloe, of points scored by all teams on the contest card. son of Mr. and Mrs. August 8:OOA.M.'tillO:OOP.M. Goeloe, Long Branch, has completed the primary lead- Wlnrter»*n«m»» wHI bo announced on ThureJaye In Tho Dally Woglatar | SUNDAY ership course in Mannheim, Germany. 8:OOA.M.'tl,6:OOP.M. Pfc. Arleen R. Haas, REMEMBER, you'll find your entry lorm and contnl details daughter of Mrs. Jeanette E. In (hi SPORTS SECTION ot The Dally Register Haas, Long Branch, is partic- Stirling MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. ipating in a field exercise at Fort Irwln, Calif. Shop the Sign of Value Spec. 4 Moalca D. Leon Ukianakos, daughter of Mrs The Daily & Sunday Register Linda Boyd, Keyport, was as- ONE REGISTER PLAZA SHREWSBURY signed to the 261st Signal ...For Goodness Sake! Company in Schweinfurt, For Horn* dallvary call 042-4000 Germany. Kicking record may be broken elsewhere Yepremian tops list of NFL player cuts

By lac Associate*-Praia the best 45 athletes regardless of position," Atlanta Coach Besides Frederick, the Cowboys dropped fullback Todd Baumgartner, a six-year linebacker, was placed on the in- While only a handful of Miami Dolphins fans mjfht Leeman Bennett said. "That's the reason we went the way Christensen, guard Tom Randall, wide receiver Robert Steele jured list after hurting his right knee in the final preseason remember Karl Kremser, it will be difficult for any National we did." and defensive end Mike Calhoun. game. Football League follower to forget the man who replaced him The Falcons placed running back Ray Strong and tight end Scott, an ex-teammate of Yepremian's, was among five "It's kind of hard to tell a guy goodbye when he catches — Garabed Sarkis Yepremian. Lewis Gilbert, both of whom have leg problems, on the players cut by the Vikings, who made the final deletions to the touchdown pass that put you In the playoffs," Phillips said Nor could anyone forget the kicking exploits of the S6- injured reserve list yesterday. In addition, they cut defensive their 45-man roster. of Woods, whose 80-yard reception against New Orleans put year-old Cypriot, better known as Garo, who was cut yester- backs Don Patterson of Georgia Tech and Bob Glazebrook of The veteran defensive back, who had been signed as a free the Oilers into postseason competition. day by Miami Coach Don Shula in favor of 22-year-old rookie Fresno State and linebacker Brian Cabral of Colorado. agent in July after leaving the Redskins, earned Most Valu- Uwe von Schanuum. The Browns' Mitchell, a five-year veteran who lost his Job able Player honors in Super Bowl VII and has totalled 49 It was a tough day of decision making for NFL coaches as to recently acquired defensive ends Lyle Alxado and Jack interceptions in nine seasons. the rosters were cut to the 45-man limit in preparation for Gregory, said: "I tried to be a realist about the situation. The Minnesota also cut running back Sammr Johnson, tight next weekend's opening games. But it was extremely trying only distasteful thing is that the Browns waited this long. I end Steve Craig, tackle Bob Ungenfelter, all veterans, and for Shula, who earlier had tried to deal Yepremian, a favorite think they knew all along that once they acquired Lyle Aliado free agent kicker Tom Jurlch. Veteran defensive tackle for nine years of the Orange Bowl faithful, who once wit- and Jack Gregory that I was on the way out." Lyman Smith was placed on the injured reserve list. nessed a special ceremony in which the Laraaca, Cyprus-born McAlister was one of five players cut by New England. Kiner, who had not missed a practice session or a game in Sports Yepremian became a U.S. citizen The Patriots also dropped defensive lineman Greg Boyd, six years, was among four players waived by the Houston "This had to be my toughest morning (in 17 years) as an defensive back Larry Dorsey, wide receiver Ray Jarvis and Oilers. The others were receivers Johnnie Dlrden and Robert TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1979 13 NFL coach," Shula admitted. "The toughest decision was the linebacker John Zamberlln. Woods and rookie offensive Uckle Wes Phillips. Steve placekickers. To tell a guy you can't use him after he contributed so much is very tough. We're getting a younger guy with a stronger leg." A seventh-round draft choice from Oklahoma, von Schamann handled the Dolphins' kicking in the preseason, while Shula sat Yepremian, claiming he did "because I know what Garo can do." The veteran had finished last season with Montefusco, at odds over fine, an NFL record-tying string of 18 consecutive field goals, and he Is confident of breaking the mark with some other club. "I still think I'm the best, but I didn't get a chance to show them I'm the best (during the preseason). I had a feeling when they let him kick in the last game," said Yepremian, may return to ballclub tonight who came to Miami after being waived by the Detroit Lions in 1»M. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Will John Mon- mates, for'breaking one of Manager Joe theGiaflts. ' 4 tefusco swallow his words and return to the San The Dolphins also traded fullback Leroy Harris to Phila- Altobelll's rules and drinking on an airplane flight Vida Blue was even hotter than Montefusco on Francisco Giants tonight? delphia and waived linebacker Joel Williams, and wide re- during last week's road trip. Sunday, and not because he was another of the ceivers Jeff Groth and Lloyd Henry, all rookies. Harris was "I don't know. That's his decision. I can't tell "I'm not coming back," Montefusco said af- players fined for airborne drinking. beaten out of his Job by 32-year-old Larry Csonka, who was him what to do," General Manager Spec Rich- ter meeting.with Altobelli following Sunday's "I'm boiling over," he yelled In the clubhouse signed as a free agent after being released by the New York ardson said yesterday, sounding not too con- game, a 4-1 loss to the Chicago Cubs. That night, while warning baseball writers to stay away from Giants. cerned about the pitcher's departure from the he admitted, "Sometimes I say things I don't him. Giants' stormy Candlestick Park clubhouse a day mean," and said he wasn't sure if he'd return to Earlier this month on a road trip, according to Other familiar running backs deleted from NFL rosters earlier. the team. yesterday Included running backs Booby Clark of the Cincin- Glenn Schwarz of the San Francisco Examiner, nati Bengals, former Notre Darner Art Best of the Chicago The Giants open a three-game series with the Montefusco took the loss Sunday as the record Blue threatened to "blow away" writers he Bears and James McAlister of the New England Patriots. St. Louis Cardinals tonight. of the fourth-place Giants, expected to be a con- didn't like. Montefusco, Brookdale Community College tender for the National League West title this Other cuts Were kick return specialist Tony Green of the Blue railed at Schwarz again Sunday, and the Hall of Famer and a pitcher in the f 200,000-a-year season, dropped to 58-71. Washington Redskins, defensive lineman Mack Mitchell of the writer said later, "He's Just become irrational, salary range with a 3-5 record this season, was Cleveland Browns and tackle Andy Frederick of the Dallas The Giants were off yesterday, and if ever a and this place Is the snakepit of the major mad at being fined $500, along with three team- Cowboys. In addition, defensive back Jake Scott was cut by John Montefusco baseball team needed a coollng-off period, it was leagues." the Minnesota Vikings, as was linebacker Steve Kiner of the Houston Oilers. Washington Coach Jack Pardee's reason for cutting Green, a Pro Bowl selection as a rookie last season, was his anemic production during the four-game exhibition schedule, when he returned seven punts for 57 yards and five klckoffs Commission suspends for 106 yards. "We really were disappointed in Tony during the pre- season," said Pardee. ''We kept waiting for him to show something but... we didn't have more time. two boxing trainers "Tony felt good and was In good condition. He was kind of a slow starter last year but he finally got going before the TRENTON (AP) - The World Boxing Council cham- cause they used a substance preseason was over. With the season starting, he hadn't shown New Jersey Athletic Com- pionship in the Aug. 18 fight which was not agreed upon," enough to keep him," added Pardee, who also dropped kicker mission suspended the in Atlantic City. said Robert Lee, the New Nick Lowery, guard Fred Dean and veteran defensive back licenses of light-heavyweight Trainers Adolf Rltacco Jersey State Athletic Com- Gerard Williams, while placing guard Gary Anderson on champion Matthew Saad and Nicholas Belfiore worked mission deputy com- injured reserve list. Muhammad's trainers for us- between rounds to close the missioner. "As always, from a philosophy standpoint, we try to keep ing an Illegal substance to wound. After the fight, Con- Lee said both fighters close a cut during his title ten's manager George Fran- agreed to the WBC rules that fight with John Conteh. cis protested that a black sub- only Vaseline or adrenalin Muhammad, bleeding pro- stance used in the ninth round chloride 1-1000 be used to Sports Transactions fusely from a cut above his was illegal. close cuts. •AllBALL Lyman Smith, defensive tackle, on the left eye sustained in the fifth "The licenses have heen "We don't know what Injured reserve list, round, went on to retain his temporarily suspended be- they used but we did con- DETROIT TIGERS-PlsKtd John NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Cut Htlter, pitcher, on lh« 21-day dlubled James McAllstar, running back; Drag fiscate a susbstance which list. Activated Div« Roiema, pitcher, Boyd, defensive lineman; Larry Dorsev, from the dl tabled list. defensive back; Ray Jarvli, wide re- was analysed by the state po- MINNESOTA TWINS—S«nt Gary ceiver, and John Zamberlln, linebacker. lice laboratory," Lee said. Serum, pitcher, to Toledo of the Interna- NEW YORK JETS—Placed Mike tional Ltaeue. AcIIwaled Paul HerUell, Neeskens, Wim "They have been suspended Hennlgan, linebacker, on the Injured re- pitcher, from the ditabled list. Renewed serve list. Waived Bruce Stephen*, wide pending a hearing Sept. 12 at the club'! working agreement with their receiver; Emmett King, running back; Wliconiln Rapid*, Wit., farm team Gary Evans, offensive lineman, and Bob which time all the evidence through 19H. Wlnkal. defensive tackle. FOOTBALL OAKLAND RAIDERS—Placed to miss a match will be brought before the •PL Charles Phllvaw, defensive end, on the commissioner." ATLANTA FALCONS—Waived injured retarve list. Waived Dan Medlln Brian Cabral, linebacker, and Don Pal- and Jim Rourke, offensive guards; NEW YORK (AP) - Midfielder Jobann Neeskens and Lee said the investigation torton and Bob Olazebrook, defensive Bruce Taylor, defensive back, and Larry back*. Placed Lewis Gilbert, tight and, Brunson, kl-.k returner. defender Wim Risjbergen will miss the opening game of the was prompted by the com- and Ray Strong, runnlna back, on the PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed Cosmos' National Conference game tomorrow night at Van- Injured retarve lilt John Speonole, tight end, to a three-year mission's observations dur- CHICAGO BEARS-Cut Art Beit, contract. ocouver, the North American Soccer League club said yester- ing the 15-round fight, not by running back; Roger Weitlund, of- ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed fensive guard, and Paul Seymour, tight Mark Bell, wide receiver, and Eeson day. Francis' complaint. He added Ramson, tight end, on the Injured re- Neeskens suffered a bruised groin in Sunday's victory over that he has asked all other CLEVELAND BROWNS-Walvtd tarve list. Released Doug Green, de- Mack Mitchell and Henry Bradley, de- fensive back. Waived Jeff Mclntyra, Tulsa, and Risjbergen sustained an ankle Injury. The players, state athletic commissions fensive linemen, and Leo Bledtrminn, linebacker. offensive guard. Placed Sam Clapham, SAN FRANCISCO 4IERS—Acquired both Dutchmen, are expected back for the Cosmos second and the WBC to observe the offensive tackle, and Rickey Anderson, Lenvll Elliott, running back, on waivers game of the two-game series Saturday at Giants' Stadium. suspensions. running back, on the Injured reserved from the Cincinnati Bengals- Waived list Woody Carter, defensive lineman; Carl "We agreed at the rules DALLAS COWBOYS—Waived Todd McGee, llntbickor. Placed Stave Chrlilenun, fullback; Tom Randall, of- Knulson and Johnny Miller, offensive meeting on Aug. 17 that only fensive guard; Robert Steele, wide re- lineman, on Injured waivers. Collips named NL player ceiver; Andy Frederickeck,, offensive TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— water be used to drink, tackletackle, and Mike Calalhounh , defensivdfi e Waived Paul Harris, linebacker; Alvli Vaseline for cuts or andndd.. Derby, tight end, and Ernest Kirk, de- LOS ANGELES RAMS—Waived Gut fensive line men. Placed Mike NEW YORK (AP) - Cincinnati Reds outfielder Oave adrenaline chloride for cuts. Coppens, offensive tackle; Ed Fulton, Leventeller, wide receiver, on injured Collins, who batted at a .500 clip last week, was named the offensive guard; Oscar Roan, light end, waivers. Anything beyond that is a vio- and Sid Justin, corner-back. Placed Cody WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Cut National League Player of the Week for the period ending lation of rules," Lee said. Jones, defensive tackle, on the Injured Ton/ Green, running back; Nick Low- Aug. 26, NL President Chub Feeney said. reterva list try, kicker; Fred Dean, offensive guard, Lee said both locker MIAMI DOLPHINS—Waived Garo and Gerard Wllllami, defensive back. Yepremian, Waceklcker; Joel Williams, Placed Jerry Anderson, of femlve guard, rooms were checked before linebacker, and Jeff Groth and Lloyd onthelnluredlltt. Henry, wide receivers. Traded Leroy the fight but no foreign sus- Harris, fullback, to the Philadelphia HOCKIY Wilson named AL player tances were located. Lee said Eagles for undisclosed consideration! NHL WISDOM OF SOLOMON — Eddie Solomon M the Atlanta Braves delivers against MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Waived NEW YORK RANGERS—Signed a NEW YORK (AP) - Kansas City's Willie Wilson, who he believes the black sub- Jake Scott, deftmlve back; Sammy full working agreement with Richmond stance was used only once the New York Mets last night. Solomon went the distance for the win. Details, other Johnson, running back; Stave Craig, (Va.) of the Eastern Hockey League. batted .Ml and stole nine bases In nine attempts, was named tight end; Bob Llngenfelter, offensive Named Andre Beaulleu head coach of during the fight. games, see page 14. tackle, and Tom Jurlch, kfekar. Placed Richmond. the American League's Player of the Week for Aug. 20-28. Borg, Evert Lloyd Fleming rolls, Higueras rallies begin Open quest in net tourneys NEW YORK (AP) - BJorn Borg and "In the past, every time I had my back to Chris Evert Lloyd began their bids today for the wall, I've come through," she said. "And there's never been a year when I haven't won MASON, Ohio (AP) — Peter Fleming, better Known for U.S. Open titles. Borg, the four-time his doubles play, bested top-seeded Roscoe Tanner 6-4, M to at least one major tournament. Wimbledon champion, Is seeking his first, win the rain-delayed 1200,000 Association of Tennis Pro- while Lloyd could win an unprecedented fifth "But it's too hard to tell. I just don't fessionals tournament yesterday. women's crown. know how hungry I am." Fleming, who has won seven doubles championships in- Borg looked almost invincible going into Today, she met Iris Riedel of West Ger- cluding Wimbledon this year while teaming with John the fray. He has played well all year, while many. McEnroe, broke through the first two game* Tanner served his nearest foe, Jimmy Connors, floundered. Navratilpva, the second seed, has a first- and then broke ahead to stay In the ninth game of the first set. As one of his colleagues, Gene Mayer, said round bye. Austin plays Argentina's Ivanna Tanner double faulted to give Fleming a break In the recently: "By the time you win your fourth Madruga Wednesday. second game of the second set, and the 6-foot-i Fleming broke '.Wimbledon, you're pretty confident. " Also playing today was third-seeded John again In the seventh game. But Borg looked this way last year after McEnroe, against Pavel Sloiil of Czechoslo- Fleming was seventh-seeded here although he hadn't gone winning Wimbledon, only to fall apart vakia. The 20-year-old, who was pracocally beyond the second round In any other ATP tournament this against a ferocious Connors in the final. despised by the English audiences at season. His largest previous check this year was the winner's Connors, the defending champion, is Wimbledon, returns to Us own neighborhood share of a $15,000 tournament in England. scheduled to play tonight in the first evening where the crowds are certainly no more U.S. Pro Tennis Championships match on center court. reverent. The sometimes-angry young man BROOKLINE, Mass. - Top-seeded Jose Higueras of Borg was to play 1977 NCAA singles has been second only to Borg in the fireworks Spain, upset by a service break In the fourth game, came back champion Matt Mitchell this afternoon. Con- department this year. He has wins over both in mighty fashion and won the S2d U.S. Pro Tennis Cham- nors meets Anand Amritraj of India. Connors and Borg. pionship last night with a 6-3, 6-1 victory over Hans Borg's chances look good, but his female Glldemeister of Chile at Longwood. counterpart, Lloyd, Is perhaps the biggest Blllie Jean King was to return to U.S. Open singles action after a year away for After being broken and falling behind 3-1, the 26-year-old question mark of the tournament. Higueras took complete command, grudgingly surrendering She lost a second consecutive Wimbledon rehabilitation of Injuries. The 34-year-old ex- champ, who was seeded ninth, was to play only 20 more points to the 23-year-old Glldemeister, seeded final to Martina Navtatilova, was beaten for 10th, the rest of the way. ZendaLlesi. the first time by teen-ager Tracy Austin this Gildemeister, a former Chile Junior champion who upset spring and has not won an Important title all In other first-day matches involving seeded players, No. 4 Vitas Gerulaltls was to superstar Gulllermo Vllas of Argentina in the Davis Cup year. matches last year, was no match for Higueras, who was jolted meet Australian Mark Edmondson; No. IS Lloyd has made it back to the top ranking into action after being broken at deuce. Adrianno Panatta of Italy was to play Kevin on the Women's Tennis Association computer Higueras, winning only his second tournament of the year, Curran of South Africa, and No. I Kerry Reid TUNE-UP — Chris Evert Lloyd returns a shot to Tracv Austin Sunday In the Tennis Ust, but even the prospect of making history picked up top prize money of $24,500, boosting his 1B7S of Australia was to go against American Cup at Ramapo College at Mahwah, a tournament Evert Llovd considered a good does not provoke much of a battle cry from • warmup for the U.S. Open. earnings to $135,000. her. veteran Rosle Casals. 14 The Doily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28,1979 Orioles Edens gets double win gain ^ By JOE HINTELMANN OCEANPORT - It was no surprise that trainer Mary Edens registered a consecutive double yesterday at Mon- mouth Park for her owner Mrs. H. D. Paxson. Edens is one of the most proficient trainers at the race with Twins track, but she deals in quality rather than quantity. She has BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) - Sore-armed Jim Palmer just a handful of horses stabled at Monmouth and thus will hurled 8 2-3 strong innings for his first victory since June 27 never make the top 10 trainers' list. and Gary Roenicke slammed a two-run homer, pacing Balti- The horses she has are all In peak condition, and most of more to a 5-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins and giving the them are stakes performers. Among her charges are Candy Orioles a split of yesterday's twi-mght doubleheader. Eclair, now freshening for the summer; Native Move, slated Roenicke also homered and drove In all three Baltimore to run in Saturday's Little Silver Handicap; and Salem Ho and runs in the first game but Ken Landreaux singled home the Olden Charade, the two which registered wins yesterday. decisive run in the eighth inning and the Twins won 4-3. Each horse won in a different way. Salem Ho, handled by Palmer, 8-4, a three-time Cy Young Award winner and a Anthony Black, finished second by a nose, but after a stew- 20-game winner eight times In the last nine years, made just ard's inquiry and an objection by Black, Fast 'n Blonde, the his second start since going on the disabled list July 16 with original winner, was disqualified for bumping Salem Ho near tendinitis in his pitching arm. the wire. Salem Ho returned 111.20, getting the verdict over, The 33-year-old right-hander blanked the Twins on four the 7-5 favorite of the crowd of 10,382. / hits until the ninth, when he needed last-out help from Tippy •• -^» «v •> Mickey Solomone steered Olden Charade (3.80) to an easy "" Martinez after yielding a run on Mike Cubbage's double and victory in the eighth race. The 3-year-old filly had made her Roy Smalley's single. 1979 debut In her previous start at Monmouth and won by 10 Royals II, Brewers t lengths. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Darrell Porter singled off the right Edens, whose father was also a trainer, broke yearlings field wall with the bases loaded in the 10th inning to drive in last winter at Mrs. Paxson's farm in Aiken, S.C. She has been the winning run and give the streaking Kansas City Royals a training since the late '60s for her father, Tom Kelly, and S. wild victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Allen King. The petite blond has 17 stalls stalls and resides in The Royals' fifth consecutive triumph, combined with Eatontown. California's loss to Detroit and Minnesota's split with Balti- LEG SHOW — In this "worm's-eve view" of yester- turn kick up dust on the main course. Winner of the mil* HOOF PRINTS - BUI Shoemaker made It five for five more, pushed the three-time American League West cham- day's second race at Monmouth Park, the thundering and 70 yard «vent was Troyville ridden bv veteran over the weekend. After winning three at Monmouth Satur- pions into second place in the American League West, Wi hooves of the thoroughbred field rounding the clubhouse Jockey Don Brumfield. day, he finished first with Spectacular Bid and It's In The Air games behind the Angels and one-half game ahead of the at Delaware Park on Sunday. Twins. Saturday's $2,968,345 handle at Monmouth was the largest Milwaukee, losing only its third game in 16 outings, since Aug. 3,1974 when (3,324,432 was wagered. slipped back behind Boston into third place in the AL East, seven games off Baltimore's pace. ' Astros handcuff Expos; Red Sox 4, White Sox 3 CHICAGO - Hot-hitting Bob Watson drove in three runs How They Stand with a double and tie-breaking two-run single to back the NATIONAL LIAOUI AMIRICAN LEAGUE pitching of Bob Stanley and Dick Drago and lead the Boston 1AST • AIT W L « L Pel. OS Red Sox to a victory over the Chicago White Sox. Pittsburgh Baltimore .He - Reds knock off Phils Montreal Bolton 402 / Watson's RBI double gave the Red Sox a 2-0 lead in the I IIIIHU" Milwaukee fourth inning and his two-run single in the sixth snapped a 2-2 St. Loull .521 7 New York MONTREAL (AP) — Enos Cabeil singled in two runs and Redi 4, Phillies I .WO 10V) N York otlroll tie and dealt the loss to Ken Kravec, 11-12 The Red Sox had hot-hitting Cesar Cedeno added a run-scoring double as the PHILADELPHIA - Dan Driessen's two-out triple in the ** Of 22 Cleveland Toronto dropped six of their last seven games in slipping to third place Houston Astros rode the two-hit pitching of J.R. Richard to a ninth inning drove in two runs to spark the Cincinnati Reds to Houston .573 in the American League East. .Ml 3-0 victory over the Montreal Expos last night. a victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. LKIISSIM .469 WlfT Watson, who has hit safely in 50 of the last 60 games since Sl l rdl IS .454 IS'/i California .S42 Richard, 14-12, who has allowed just four earned runs in The triumph kept the Reds a half-game behind Houston in " .424 ley, Kansas City 6V ill IW the Red Sox acquired him from Houston, singled and scored his last six starts, gave up only a fifth-inning single to Ellis the National League West race and stretched their winning «"•£. 3*2 21'/i Minnesota bit 117 3 on Dwight Evans' double as Boston took a 1-0 lead in the Texas 42 .413 t Valentine and a ninth-inning single to Gary Carter. He walked streak to six games, N-w voTr*** iletton of Chicago 56 .431 second inning. A walk to Butch Hobson preceded his RBI Jur 7 U idedgame Seattle S6 .424 six and struck out 12. Loser Larry Christenson, 4-10, had a three-hitter and a 2-1 2t\ \ T Mew York 1 Oakland .311 double in the fourth. The Astros provided their big right-hander with a third- lead going into the ninth. But Dave Concepcion stroked a one- Houstolowtann 3i , Montreal 0 Vankcei 7, Rogers 4 Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia I Ytitemay • O.m.i inning run as Rafael Landestoy drew a leadoff walk against out single and moved to second on a wild pitch. George Foster San Diego S, Chicago 4,10 In lnei Toronto ;.Oakland0 ARLINGTON, Texas - Oscar Gamble's grand slam hom- Rudy May, 7-2, advanced to second on Richard's sacrifice then walked and Ron Reed relieved Christenson getting Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 2 Minnesota 4-1. Baltimore 3-5 Only games scheduled - Saallle 6. Cleveland S, II Innings er against his former teammates lifted the New York Yan- bunt and came home on Cedeno's double into the left-field Johnny Bench on a fly ball. Today's Oames Detroit 3, California} kees to a victory over the plummeting Texas Rangers. Houston (Andujar 12-10) at Montreal Boston 4, Chicago 3 corner. (Rogeri11-l),7:3Sp.m. Kamai Cllv 10, Milwaukee 9,10 Innings Tommy John, 17-6, was rocked for four hits and three runs Cincinnati (Pastore 2-6) at Philadel- New York 7, Texas 4 y , The hit was the seventh in as many at-bats for Cedeno, just SAN DIEGO - Paul Dade lined a twevouf ninrh hit sinol* phia (Canton 13-10), 7 35 p.m. in thh e thirhdd iinning but Gamble connected off Ferguson Jenkins one shy of the record held by Julio Gotay. May finally eaded in the litt inSn, to *ve \he Ln Die^P^dres a Wctorv over Atlanta (P.NIekro 16-17) at New York in the fourth to turn the game around. The veteran left-hander fourth to turn the * • Cedeno's hitting streak in the fifth inning when he nipped the L Chicago Cuta Chicago (Reuschel 14-7) at San Diego (StiebMjTi p*m' gave up nine hits, walked one and struck out one before Ron (Jones 109), 10p.m. Seattle (Twitched 0-0) al _C_ l-eland Astros first baseman by a step after fielding his bouncer to the Kurt Bevacqua led off the Padres 10th with a single but Pittsburgh (Candelerla Illl at Lot An. Davis came on in the eighth. left of the pitcher's mound. q g (Wit* 13-7), 7:35 p.m. id t Ji Wilhl' flld' gelos (Hough 4-4), 10:30 P.m. California (Aaie 91) at Oetroll (Rut) Brad Gulden led off the fourth with a single and Jenkins, was wiped out on Jim Wilhelm's flelder's-choice grounder. St.Louis (B.Forsch 610) at San Fran bins 2-2),ip.m. Wilhelm moved to second on a ground ball by Bill Fahey and cisco (Knepper9D, 10:35 P tn. Boston (Hlplev 3-0) at Chicago 13-11, hit Bucky Dent with an 0-2 pitch. A one-out infield single Braves 5, Mett 1 Tamer row'• Oamet (Baumgerten 11-7),l;3Op,m. by Willie Randolph loaded the bases and set the stage for after an intentional walk to Bill Almon, Dade singled off Atlanta at New York, 2:05 p.m. ' Baltimore (McGregor t-4) at Minne- Meta 2, Braves 1 St.Louis at San Francisco, 4:05 P.m. sota (Erlckson 17), a 30 p.m Gamble's 11th home run of the season and second career Bruce Sutter, working in relief of Willie Hernandez, 4-3. Houston at Montreal. 7:35p.m. Milwaukee (Haas 8 8) at Kanws City NEW YORK - Eddie Solomon scattered seven hits and John D'Acquisto, 9-12, pitched the final 11-3 inning to gain Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 7:35p.m. [Chamberlain 3 01, 635 p.m. grand slam. drove in two runs to help the Atlanta Braves to a victory over the victory Chicago al San Diego, 10 p.m. New York (Clav 1-5) at Texas (Johnson victory Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Tig en 3, Angels i the New York Mets. 4-H), 1:35 p.m. DETROIT — Detroit shortstop Alan Trammel! squeezed Before the regularly-scheduled game, New York recorded home a run and turned in a sparkling defensive game as the a 2-1 victory in a game which had been suspended from June Tigers edged the slumping California Angels. 17 with a ninth-inning run on Alex Trevino's RBI single. The Tigers scored two runs In the third inning, starting Solomon, 6-10, had singled in his first three at-bats and with successive doubles by John Wockenfuss and Tom drove in the go-ahead run in the fourth Inning off Kevin Kobel, Major League Box Scores Brookens off loser Jim Barr, 8-11. Brookens went to third on 5-8, following a 65-minute rain delay. FIRST GAME NIW YORK •ALTIMORI TIXAS ATLANTA NIW YORK HOUSTON MONTRIAL Lou Whitaker's sacrifice and scored on Trammell's perfect Barry Bonnell doubled to open the fourth and advanced to MINNESOTA Ib r h bl aer hW at r ftH I tferhM ib r h hi aft r k W ab r h W ftl-IM suicide squeeze bunt. I Murctrct 5 0 10 Wills 2t> 3 10 0 Rovsler Ib 5 0 10 Teveras n 4 110 Cedeno Ib 4 0 11 Cromeri If 3 0 J) 0 third on an infield single by Pepe Frias. Bonnell scored on a Qumbry ct 5 0 10 Cubbao Ib 4 0 11 Rndlph ib .210 Sample cf Cash 2b 3 0 0 0 Garcia it 4 0 10 C«t.noJb 0 00 0 4 10 0 Mtthws rf 10 10 Stearns c 4 0 11 CRenldi it 1 1 1 0 Steve Kemp led off the Detroit fourth with a double, took sacrifice fly by Bruce Benedict and Frias moved to second on Gambit if J 1 2 4 AOIiver If 5 i * J Murohy ib 4 12 0 MauiHi cl 10 0 0 Puhl cf 3 10 0 Dewsonc! 10 0 0 Slngletnrf 3 0 10 WlllongJb 4 110 Rejckin rt J 0 0 0 BBell ii Leonard rf 4 0 2 0 Peru Ib 2 0 0 0 EMurrv 1b 4 0 0 0 Small** u 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 Burrghi If 4 12 0 Hebner 3b 4 0 t 0 third on Jason Thompson's groundout and scored on Champ Darrel Chaney's infield out. Solomon then singled to score Chmbli 1b 4 0 0 0 Zitk rt 4 0 10 Office cf 0 0 0 0 Krenepl ib 4 0 2 0 Cabeil 3b 4 0 2 1 Carter c 4 0 10 Kelly dh 4 110 Lendrex ct 4 I 1 1 Nellies 3b till JEllisdn JCruilf 40 0 0 Valentin rf 3 0 10 Summers' grounder. Frias. 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LOB-Be I "more t, Mln- 101 ON tat- 4 NtW York Ml •« M*_ 1 NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Bob Hering, Rutgers starting t 5 2B Rk DCi DP-Ailante t. LOB—Atlanta 12. New TeUI Mill TeUI V • I • injury. He said he suffered from a compressed disc, a York 7. 2B—Stearns, Bonnell. Fries, Bur Hwstwi Ml Ml Me- 1 quarterback last season, reluctantly quit the team yesterday situation he has been aware of for some time. (7). SB-Keilv. Garcia S- DEdwards roughs, SB-Taveras, Stearns 5F- Montreal Mt Ml Ml- • because of a recurring back problem. IP H KM II SO Benedkt. DP-Expoi I. LOa-Housion 4. Mont "The pain took away my appetite. From December to • attlmore IP H RIR li SO real I. 2B-Cedeno. SB-Cash. Cabeil S- "It was one of the hardest decision I've ever had to make DMrtni L,15-10 8 B 4 3 1 I Atlanta CRevnoldi. Richard, Parrlih. February I lost 20 pounds," he said. "My doctor told me after John W.U-4 7 Solomon W,*-10 » IP H R|R II 10 in my life," Hering said. "I'm giving up an awful lot but I felt last year not to play again. But I wanted to try it again. MiMiim RDavli 2 NewYerfc Hartiell 5 7 12 2 1 Teiat Kobel LM 4 Richard W,u 1J 9 2 0 0 4 12 it was best in the long run.'' "It felt okay in the spring but the pain was too much now. Redlern W,7 2 3 3 110 3 Jenkins L.T3-11 4 (ilvnn 3 3 1113 Marshall 5,27 I 0 0 0 0 1 Darwin 1 Murray ' i Mav L.M S Hering, who was beaten out this year by Ed McMichael, It's probably my body structure is not suited to sports like T—2:29 Lvle 4 10 0 0 10 0 2 0 Sanderson 3 decided after a week of summer practice not to risk further football. You can just take just so many shots and sooner or CALIFORNIA DITROIT Fryman 2 10 0 0 3 SICONDOAMI •OSTON CHICAGO abrhbl ab r h bl later one is going to do you damage,'' he said. •ALT I MORE MINNESOTA ab r h bl abrhbl Carew ib 4 0 10 Whliakr 2b 3 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH LM ANOLI Hering started all 12 games last season, completing 88 itrhll ••rkM Burlesn is 10 0 0 Mornsn 3b i 0 0 I Lensfrd 3b 3 0 10 Tnmml ss 4 0 1 1 ab r ti bt ••rkM Bumbrvct 4 110 Cubbaoto 4 110 PaPl 2b I 0 1 0 Squires ib 3 0 3 1 Ford rt 4 0 0 0 LeFlore cf 3 0 0 0 Moreno cl 4 0 0 0 Loots Ib 4 0 11 Lakewood edges out Lincroft passes for 1,193 yards and five touchdowns. He had seen Dauer 2b 3 0 0 0 Wllfong 2b 4 0 0 0 Hobson Jb 3 2 0 0 Orie 2b 4 0 10 ivlor if 1 1 l Kemp If 3 110 Foil II 3 0 0 0 Russell ss 4 0 10 Singletn rf S 0 1 1 Smaller ft 4 0 1 1 Rice II 4 110 LJhnsn dh 4 0 10 Alkensdft 30 0 1 Tmpsn Ib 10 0 0 Parker rt 3 0 0 0 Garvev Ib 4 0 10 previous action as a reserve and punter. Rutgers posted a 9-3 EMurrv Ib 10 2 1 Landrei cl 4 0 1 0 Watson Ib 4 13 3 Lemon cl 4 i < 0 Downing c 4 0 0 0 Sumrt dh 3 0 0; Slergel) Ib 4 0 0 0 Cev 3s 4 0 0 0 in tennis playoff confrontation record a year ago and appeared in the Garden State Bowl, OeCncs3b 4 1 1 0 Wynegar c 3 0 0 0 Ystnmdh 4 0 10. Nordngn If 4 0 0 0 Grith Ib 3 0 0 0 JeMorls rf 3 0 10 JMilner If 3 110 Fergusn c 3 0 0 0 LMav dh 3 1 1 1 Powell rf 3 0 10 Evans rf 3 0 2 1 CWshgt rt 4 0 2 1 RMIIIeref 3 110 Wocknlsc 1110 BRbnsn If 10 0 0 Thomin rf 4 0 10 COLTS NECK - Lakewood successfully defended its losing to Arizona State. Roenick If 4 111 Godwn dh 3 0 0 0 PoQuett cf 3 0 0 0 MMav c 10 0 0 Cmpnrs is 4 0 11 Perhih c 0 0 0 0 Medlck 3b 4 0 2 0 TMrtm pr 0 10 0 Garcia ts 4 0 0 0 RJCksn Ib 3 0 1 0 Allenson c 4 0 10 Chapps ph 10 10 Brohns 3b 3 1 1 l Ot I c 3 0 0 0 Halther II 3 0 10 North Shore Tennis League title by edging Lincroft, 2-1, in a "We respect Bob's decision and feel that it is in his own Dempsv c 4 12 0 DEdwrd If 3 0 1 0 Colbcrn c 0 0 0 0 TeUI n is 1 TeUI HIM Garner Ib 3 0 11 KBrettp 00 00 TeUI HHI TeUI 11 I * t Oarr ph , 0 California Btbby p 3 12 1 Joshua ott 1110 playoff. best interest not to play this season. Naturally we will miss Baltimore Me 11* Ml- S Pryor ss 13 0 °**r*" Tekulve e 0 0 0 0 DTtvomscI 4 12 0 him," Rutgers Coach Frank Bums said. "He is a very ON HO Ml— 1 TeUI 34 3 11 3 E-Downing DP—California 1. LOB— Homo p 0 0 0 0 Sutton p 10 0 0 Crista Gloge and Denise Allen got Lincroft off to a good LOB-Baltlmore I. Minnesota 3. 2B— 111 in Me- 4 California 7. Detroit 4, 2B—Wocknfuss. Baker If 1113 start with a 6-3, 4-6,7-6 victory over Maureen Defonce and Jill capable and intelligent young athlete and was very consistent Powett, Dempiev. Cubbaee. HR- Chicago 3 Brookens, Kemp. 3B—Cempnrls SB— TeUI II 1 0 I Tetai |] 4 * 4 for us last season." Roenlckt (22). LMav 111) SB— Bumbrv, E—Hobson. Poguetle. DP—Boston Carew, Baylor. Trammed, LeFlore. S— PltotmnM. ni m in- l G wither. EMurrav. LOB-Boston 8, Chicago 7. IB-Saulres. Whitaker Los Aoetlei Me 111 «3- 4 Hering said Burns has given him some minor coaching IP M R SR Bl SO Evans, Watson, CWeingtn, Oria, Rice, Al- IP H NfMltO |f> H P. Eft II SO Ellen Megliaro and Joan Martin of Lakewood came back lenion, Pryor SB—Pryor. SF—Squires Callfernla PltUterfh ••nimiii Barr Ljiv to defeat Connie Lindsay and Flo Deceasare, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. duties which he is very happy about. He eventually wants to Palmer WJ)J Hit 1 ) 0 J IP N REKIISO Slbby * I3*111] TMartlnei 13 0 0 0 0 0 Barlow Tekulve L.I? ' 1 Charlotte Fortunato and Jane Wallace sealed the victory for get into football coaching. Stanley W.13-9 1 0 0 La Roche 13 0 0 0 0 1 Romo 1 Hering's departure leaves the backup roles to sophomore (join L.I M0 • 23 1 4 10 Drago S.9 Detroit LesAt>#elet Lakewood with a 6-2, 4-6,6-4 win over Marilyn Policastro and Bacslk CMctfjo Bltllnghm W.t-o Sutton 7 Marge Callen. Joe Garefino and freshman Ralph Leek. T—1:14. A-17.K7 Kravec L.11-11 ALopei S.1S KBretl W.4-3 2 Monmouth Park Today

lit: su.s«t. 1 v* Mil., * Par. 1-1 Duffy's (n Town (114) Klldils 9-2 Very Distinctive (104) Tavera* 10-1 Freehold Today Lee O'Pams Lisa (115) No Boy Tamlca (IIS) Nied JO-1 Favorite Season (KM) Wacker. 6 1 Daisy Will (115) MacBeth 4-1 Pla Can Crow (104) Lopei 12-1 NaviUn (IIS) Brumfield 6-1 Always Cold (110) Lopat 4-1 6tti: |9,J4J0,Jy»»u«, Clmg., 1 1/UM Rescue Party (113) Brumfield 4-2 111: Pace, 1 M. IIJOO, dm*. Jrd: Trot 1 M, Jl,700 Restless Squire (112) Brumfltld 11-1 Pleasing Star (99) Atlanaslo 3-1 All Ladv (Bavosi Jr.) 3-1 Itk: Pace, 1 M, ti.SM Tom Heel (Kelly) H King Baker OH) Tanner 10-1 Strate Success (MS) Bailey 8 1 Senator Darby (FaaUarone) J MSue (Consol).. 1-1 Jambo Bravo (lulo) t 1 Arbeei Dew (113) Brown 7-1 Al's Diana (115) Kurti 551 1 Royal Owen (108) Ttveras... 5-1 9tt: SM.OM added, N.j. Breed. Stake* I Wolls Follle (Consol) 7-2 Speed Ayre (Oower Jr.) Parish 11060 Brown 81 yes, t Pur. JohnC Rider (Stafford) 6-1 Pleainet Waverlv (Belote) 6-1 Blue Break (Stansberry) 10 1 Anderson (110) Nled 1-1 Lucifer's Friend (KM) Pecheco 10-1 Kilometer King (Warrington)..., J J Ross (Schmlool) 7-2 Sleepy Hal (Consol) 20-1 Shin's My Girl 1115) Gomel 10-1 4th. f MM, 1 v* A m, Clm*}., o Pstr. Babu San (107) Lopei 6-1 Bravest Chief (117) Ruarw 12-1 j W Rich (Labbate) 9-2 Miss Bve Gone (Koih Jr.) Immense Journey (1150 Teleira 9-3 Table Runner (114) Wo Boy e-1 Top Me (Consol) „.. 5-1 Miss Jet port (Morone) 9-2 tth: Pace, 1 M, 11,m Bally Mlstv (115) Thomas 20-1 Jaunty Jet (lie) Morales 41 Bogota (Malibashka) Stonegate Rustler (R. Flllon) 6-1 Bob Town (Blum) »-1 Long Cove (111) Wacker 4-1 Elk Wallow (116) Teleira 3-1 Jewapl (US) Solomone 10-1 Thanks To Tony (11*) Lopei 3-1 Adoras Star M (R. Ftllon) 6-1 HAiel Marvel (Nuiio) .. t2-1 Gigoleiie (110) Lopei e-1 Thump (1220MacBelh 2-| Oan Oan Dandy (115) Thornburfl 4-1 Chanson Bleu (Bassen) 15 l Sunset Sammy (Bodlnt) 1-1 Safety Catch (King Jr.) 7-2 Good Picture (116) No Boy 12-1 Ovesucan (D. Flllon) .. 15-1 Dash ot ice (Vavourakli) 10-1 Ghenghls Ghinny ISchwind) J-l Original Music (111) Perrel 5-1 Lav Siege 1116) Nled 10-1 Fast Forward (117) Nied 6-1 Gotham Hour (117) Klidila ... Reoro Amazing (Beat) 15-1 Merci Boucouo (Seaman) ..20-1 Musicausc lM Mine (110) Looei 10-1011 Catcherlslngstar (tis) Solomone 15-1 Mannerless (114) Teleira 15-1 Ind: Pace, 1 M, tl.TM, Mains, Fad Hanover (Hefghto 12-1 Valentine Boy (Kelly) 4 1 (ialtah (109) Albertrenl 1-1 4th: Pace, 1M,«2,7M, Clm 4th: Pace, 1 M, $2,M0, Clmi. Jaysun (Malady) 5-1 22ndd : SH.S.eOOe . 33 vvo A upp,, Ctfl.Clrrtfl., ,4 4 Pur. Rable Rooter (117) MacBeth. * 1 Northern Affair (11J) Kurtz 12-1 Bill Wheeler lii j) No Boy 15-1 Race Me Home (Russell) 9-2 imabaron (Kavolelf) ....5-1 BBelltree (116) MlnervinMlnervinl2l 02 0 11 Rain Nor Hail (115) Goniales ii-1 Matnard (1100 Nled 15-1 Tad Vail (Luchento) 3-1 Crown King (King Jr.) , J-| Lucibee S IPoulln) 6-1 Ellen's Idea (113) Looei 5 1 7tH: SIMM, 3 vo t up, Clmej., t Pur. Jabep(117) MicBelh 6-1 EtcheBov (H. Flllon) .... 2-1 Agatha (Ingrasila) 7-2 Modern Charles (D. Fillon) 10-1 wet Willie 1111) Nemetl 15-1 Fiddleflsh (114) Bails , 11-1 Siar Andy (Tafone Jr.) 5-2 Park Jewel (Bresnahan) ,...4-1 15-1 H*il Returned Hero (107) LOME 1-1 Glow Native (119) MacBeth IM Delta Crisis (114) No Bov 1-1 Franklin Street (Vltelll) 5-1 Only way (Kelly) s-1 Merry Dandy (Palanolo) Rattlebrain (113) Rogers < I Egan Senator (Walton) ...5-1 Mirv Mahone (Bresnahan) 6-1 Race Ipsa (116) Nemetl 5-1 Clemkldlddleftopper (ill) Bealmear Northern John (116) Black 9-2 Countess B.B. (114) Nen ....5-1 Fly Fly Mike (Ouartier) ...H Dont Ask Me (Molseyev) ....6-1 loth: Pace, 1 M, M,m, Clmej. Day Time (100) Burton is-i Old Dunk (lit) Edwards t-1 10th: tiXMO, 1 VM, Man., * fur. Joe Chuck (Marofin) e 1 Ripping Ron (Keen) 6-1 Bright Jewell (Palaziolo) 10-1 Racing Powered (116) MacBeth 6-1 ne Play (MB) Brumdeld 3-1 First Echo (Martel) ... 1-1 Margaretta Adlos (McCandlesfl 10-1 n Cheerful Sieve (116) Bailey 4-1 Turn to Chance (111) Morales 10-1 Pete Williams (Camden) 15-1 Manor Craln (Contol) .10-1 Royal Descendant (Bresnahan) 5-1 Suspicious Nature (109) Henderson... t-2 Big Broker (119) Black 9-2 No Bend (111) Black IM Stoneoele Eager (Leggatt) 15-1 Frljkey First (Kelly) 12-1 Sth: I11.SM, 3 ve 1 m, Clmi., IM iribat (Goldln) .70-1 Ragtime J (Henshew) 15-1 Rock Hopper (No Driver). 4-1 Count Noble (111) Turcotte 12-1 1 _ _ t • • r _ ,i _ ««n—• n i No One Bid (112) Klidile 5-1 Finest Sterling (116) Tejelra 15-1 Princess M'Selle (107) Rogers ..20-1 7th: Pace, 1M,M,JO0 Sunrise Lynx (No Dr|y#r) H Nayob (11B)j3rumfleld H Comanecl (lit) Brumfield ,.. 10-1 Morvan (109) Taveras 3-1 Mardevar (KB) No Boy..... 4-1 Fulla The Devil (Unger) I li 3rd: S7.QQ0,1 ye Pill., Clm*., * Pur. Flag Holster (114) No Boy t-1 Seeds and Stems (111) Kuril 20-1 Lyndon Rum (Kelly) J-1 Vic's Bold Gal (107) Looei ....6-1 F W Irish Gat (King Jr.) 6-1 Honest Lad (McGovern) , io i La Protagonist* (112) Wacker 11-1 Paddock Paula (116) Tanner ....5-1 Before the Bench (116) Solomone B-1 Affectivaie dia> MacBath 6-1 Soda Scott (GlguereO 17-1 Gallant Gambit (1t4l Lopei 3-1 Illusive (116) Black 4-1 Mr. Earl M. (Ill) Perret 11-1 Stuart Lot* 11 (Stafford)... .,..4-1 Marl Marcher (116} Parrot .... 7-2 Freehold Results Truly Napoleon (Campbell) 7-2 Vlntec (Colasantl) 20-1 Gallant Time (1H) Thomas 1M Solell Pour Tout (1160 Brumfield. ...3-1 Traffic Host (112) Edwards 12-1 Peace Bird (HI) No Bo/ 10-1 illh; Pace, 1 M, ll,m. cunt. tth: S1S4M.3 v»4ua>, Allw., 11/UM Seven Diplomats Uifi) Solomone 12-1 rank** Pat (Beachv) e>j H#rlUge t.tpe (Leggalt) Native Party (113) Tejalra B-1 Street Musician (118) Nemetl 10-1 Jolly Beacon (Pooflnger) II 7-2 1st; Pace, iM,H,m Stabile (Browne) ..6.60 Frankle Gee (Russell) 12*1 vlm (Tafont Jr.) , 3-t Monmouth Results Literary Lark (11T) Nemell 4-1 Slave Auction ml) Ballev 6-1 Eiacta14»».» atch V O (MolMyevt 1-2 Dickie Ludwlg (109) LOPO1 12-1 Kastrup (116) Whit lev B-1 Woodcutter (Kelly) ».W 3.40 2.30 /A»»ter French (Consol) 15-1 Tobvhanna (Warrinoton) 3.60 2.30 7th: Pace, 1 M, I3.3M any Lobell [GlguereO. 4-t 111: t*,0M, Clmt., 1 ye A ue>, 6 Fur. Exact« %-4 S42.M Irish Colors (113) Bailey 6-1 Preconsent (11B) No Boy 10-1 Just Ask Me (Bresnahan)... 9.40S.W4.M Ith: Pace, 1 M, u joo, cimr taall (Butler) Btlgnel (Edwards) 7.»t.603.W tt*: tia.SM, Clint., S yet, IM Evening Bliss (113) MacBeth 5-1 Robere (111) Nemetl 20-1 StarcraM (Hundcrtpfund Jr.) 2.10 niusionlsl (CarnobelJKTX.^^TT_>M t-1 Trlfect* 1-7-4 IM.3I Penlrlsh (Bavosi Jr.) 7.007.20 Jtoilers Babe (Kelly) 1-1 Mannerly Judge (MlnervlnU... 1S.40 S.H Minnehafta (Thomas) 11.60 4.40 3.40 Uve Bve BuHy (D. Htlon) 4-1 Bud's Stinger (Albertranl) l.K Dawn In The North (MacBeth). 3.» MO SELECTIONS Ittd: Pace, 1 M, S1.W Classic Sara (lulo) 5.40 Norman Brown (UtGee) s-1 Little Treasure (Santeramo) 12-1 Camera Ready (McCaulev) 3.60 Sugar Cress (OllnO S.00 3,40 2.80 ExacUI-ltfS.M t dmptover (Laudienl 3-1 M*i Minbar (BowdenSr ) 15-1 IM: ft.sM, CIITHJ., JniwjMn Ytte. Hit: Pace, 1 M, M.eM Troyvllie (Brumfletdt 10.201.003.40 , •UMIIt•UMIIt.M M BY REGGIE STER Cerefina Goldberg (Aplce) 18(0 5 80 JustCrulsln (KoW Jr.) 3.80 Silent One (D. Flllon) 9.20 3.60 3.IX ) SELECTIONS Chief Assagai (Boulmetli Jr.)... 9.40 3.W 7th: 111.00*. Allw., 3 ve * W, 6 Fw. 1 — Original Muilc, Arbees Dew, Gogolctte miens* Fella (Lohmeyer) 4,00 j.W Uotormouth Eckman (MacBeth).... 2.60 Salem Ho (Black) 11.20 5.00 l.W ExacU 4-1 ff7.10 *4; Pace, IM, II 000 Shafter Adlos (Butler) 500 \1 - All Lady, Wolfi FolUe, J W Rich Daily DwMe t-1 IMJja) Fast N Blonde (Burton) 3.60 260 I — Race Ipu, Nayob, Cheerful Sieve EcEta M Trishlum (Lope/) 3.00 Lucky Nifty Dean (D. Flllon) I — Star Andy, Race Me Home, Franklin Street 3 — Gallant Gambit. Always Cold. Favorite Season 10.10 5.70 3-20 «h: Pace, i , UM II4KU 1-7 II li.lt •xacUMSSM* Crystal Marc (Kelly) 9.20 S.00 3.*0 3rd: $7,0*0, Clmfl., 3 y* A u», 6 Pur. atk |U, en, Allw., iniw.iFv. ShndvOonuKOancer, 2.60 2.40 3 — Senator Darby, Speedy Ayre, Mist Bye Gone 4 — Ellen's Idea, Jaunty Jet, Rattlebrain Walla Hondo (Warrington) 2.60 Uuckeve Hill (Torre) 3.60 3.70 Lionirdtown Lady (Wacker) Olden Charade (Solomone). 3.10 2.602.40 Ready Set Go (Luchento) 3.40 4 — Imabaron, Dont Ask Me. Etcbe Boy 11.60 6.40 3.40 Cousin Louisa (Brumfield) 2.602.60 5 - Mart Marcher, Solell Pour Tool, Dnf fy'a la Town EiacUSllH » «th: Pact, 1 M, f I,«N Eiacta 1-7 «•» Sonoran (MacBeth) 3.M 2.60 Sister Pla (6dw»ros) 5.40 1«h: Pace, IM, $3,600 5 - Min Jetport, J M Sue. J J Ron Candy Bar (Thomas) 2.60 Ilertl 4-1 PM • — Immenie Journey, Thump, Faat Forward Rebel Clarita(Benlmell)... 14.00 5.603.00 Dleoo (Kelly) 3.60 7.40 [leaus Finale lUnger) 6 20 3.M2 60 6 - Agatha, Crown King, Ripping Ron EuUEUMUtU M ttt: SJt.Mt. Allw., InlNbi 1/16M 7 — IUuilve. Morvan, Traffic Hoit K«t Knight (Ferrlera) 3.60 2.K 4th: S22.54B, Alfw., lrlJ.ue.1M TV. Highlights (Ruane) 7.004.003.40 Racing Ronnie (Cobb) 1.40 CiaeU MMB-H fortune Bookie (R. Flllon) 2.60 7 — Stuart Lobell, Jolly Beacon, F W Iriih Gal Four Store (MacBeth) 5.4O4.OO2.W Flash Double (AlbertranO 10.10 7.40 8 — Literary Lark, Evening Blln, Pleaalng Star Eiecta 1-4127.61 How's The Hooligan (Morales).. 7.404.20 Kiss In the Dark (Pino) 5.60 Sth: Pace, 1 M, 13,000 8 — Norman Brown, Uluiion.it, Bye Bye Buffy 9 — Thanka To Tony, Gotham Hour, Countess B. B. Mountain Expo (Puma) 4.002607.40 11th: Pace, 1 M, $1,000 Exclusively Mine (Pcrret) 2.10 Execta S-4 tm.M triple Interest (Glnesi).. 133.60 21.60 7.20 Eiacta 2-9(63.41 let*: HI,!**, Clm«., 3 yet, 4 Pur. Lookoul Red Clav (Fagliarone). 3.60 3.60 9 - Lucibee S, Safety Catch, Bob Town 1$ — Same Play. Mardf var, No Bend Miss Blllle vie (Candeli) 3.60 Harry McEllen (Fagliarone) 4.402.40 Sth: 110,00a. Clmej., irilM,! Pur. Thfrly Thirty (Louej) I.00SJ0S.0O Silver Erirx (Kelly) 2-tt 10 — Royal Descendant, Bright Jewell, Soda Scott Gem Wood Maalc [Ntmitll Edwardian (Mucclolo) 17.001.60 BEST BET: Race Ipia (2nd) Eiacla 1-4S14.H 7.30 4.00 2.M Damlflrto (MacBelh) 4.00 6th: Pace, 1 M, $2,100 II - Tovim, Scotch V O. Ataall Ter N Vel (Thomas) 5.40 4.00 TrffecUt-»-«H13« Yetterday'i Winner*-: Four Score (5.10); Olden Charade HIckorvSDrite (R. Fillon). .h.iO 4.20 3.40 Trtfecta MS UtS.1l BEST BET: Senator Darby (3rd) MStar IWelford) HaiteHe: S1.U1.SI1 AlUmUme: 11.30 (3.M) ExacU (7.W) Albert Lobell (Consol) 6.20 S.6O Attefrtance: 1MI M» SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1979 The DWIy Res 15 Business Why big plans are in trouble N.Y. stock quotations By SYLVIA PORTER mfg*> iiiiliiiiiiiiimiiiii workers needed to run printing presses Families (Second of three columns) move south and west, construction workers in the NEWYORKIAPJ MorM.yii.lKi national prlcei lor N.» York CtlOata .40 1x419 47* 46 44* + PaPL 2.04 7 107 20* 20* 30* Although it has been five years since Congress Northeast are laid off " Stock Eichano.luuet' Coopln 1.14 f 43 51 574b 574b— Panniol2 20 9 x411 44* 46 44* CurnO 1 M 9 299 44* 43* 44% + PitHlCol U10 713 17* 27* 27*+ * created a federal program to insure workers' As the rate of our overall economic growth has Sales CrwnCh I 840 33* 32* 33* + L Cl C PtrktnE .3212 15* 19'.-. If* 3f4b— % pensions should their plans collapse, millions of YOUR MONEY'S ACF J tfl !fu """ °" °" CrwZat 3.10 8 210 »* 374b 37* PfUtr 1.3211 1319 S3* 33% 33*+ * slowed, weaknesses in these industries have been CurtW 80 I 153 17* 17* im + H PhalpD 1 9 307 284b 28* 284b + * workers still are not protected. intensified. They have become financial problems AM mti a ; )s? tit! !!J5 jJ Dartlndi.H I 200 44% 454b 434b— PhllaEliaOB 503 16H 14* 16*+ * DalaiGan IS 210 72% 71* 71* + PhilMr.1 2J10 803 374b 344b 37%+ * You are among the estimated 8 million in this for the pension plans because smaller numbers of *5* 1.40. US 27« lit, »tk. Oavco 50b 4 71 17* 14* 17 . AbOtLB 114 111 )W 171» JIVT PhilPal 1,40 B 494 40* 40* 40*+ * predicament if you belong to a so-called "multi- DavtPM.74 t 510 144b 14* 14«* + Pi.tbryl.S2 9 112 394. 39% 39*+ * WORTH workers and contributing employers are support- AelnLlilM I WSJ )Srt U2 „? Otart 1,40 8 x744 39* 31* 39* + PitnvB t.20 8 394 u30% 294b 29*— Vb employer" plan — common in the printing, track- ing the pension costs of mounting numbers of AlrPrd 4010 74 33 32',, %j>/. DtlUA 1.20 7 137 45* 45 45* + PltUin 1.2017 711 14* 24v, 24*—* Akione aO 7 SS 11V. 13% J3H Dtnnvi .M 7 178 20 19* 20 + Pntumo 110 48 25* 23 2S*+ * ing, garment, coal, maritime and construction retirees. •|c.nA MaiHll, 3tH. DalEd 1.60 1 371 tS 14* 14*.. Polaroid 1 9x414 29* 29* 19*+ * DlamS 1.48 1 783 24* 254*. 24 industries. IIIIMKItMl.llll IMIII Simultaneously, the pension reform act of 1974 DlgiUIEq 14 1120 44* 43* 43* + Por.GE1.7Q11 124 14* 14* 14*+ * Dillon 1 J2B.6 14 33* S3* 314b.. ProcIG 3.4011 279. 80 79% 794b + 4b Today, a frightening number of these big mul- focused public attention on the plans and restrict- S&I3!H & 85 ffi Dlllonwl .. 9 23* 23* 231%... PSvCol 1.6010 2727 16* IS* 14 ti-employer plans are in serious financial dif- AllliCh ISO 4 313 34* M 34 Dltrwv 4812 341 40* 394b 40 + PSvEG 2.20 7 M*W 21% 21 21%+ * ed the ways in which a plan administrator could AICO* 2.«0 4 331 U<4 55* 55* DrP.ppr.ai2 343 15% 15 15* + PgSPL 1.44 B 55 14* 14* 14* ficulties. Federal officials estimate that as many assumptions about retirement patterns, turnover handle a troubled pension fund. Am«xi IN | 2J4 »«, M w+fc OowCh 1.40 8 148 30% 394b 30% + Pullmn 1 40 I 408 38* 374b 37*—* Purtx 1.16 B 42 174b 17* 17* as 200 of the nation's 2,000 mu Hi-employer plans AH«i 1.40 • S13 4Hk 42*43* + Drtfttr 1.10 9 M9 52* 51* 52 + in the industry, investment returns and industry Before the reform law, if a plan were in shaky AmAlr .40 2 359 13* 13% duPODU 2 7 403 43* 42* 42* + QuakO 1.20 6 149 35* 234b IS4b— * could collapse in the next 10 years, leaving you, economic conditions. ABrndi 5 7 130 47 UVfc J OukaP 1.80 7 219 19 18* 18* + OuakStO 111 790 33* 224b 22*+ % shape, its administrators simply would have cut ABdc.t 1.20 9 411 47* 46'/, DuqLt 1,8013x272 IS* 15% 15%— RCA 1.60 7 341 23* 23* 2Mb the members, to turn to the government to collect This translation process is tricky. At best back benefits of current or future retirees But AmCan2.IO* 7) 39* 39* EattAIr 4 470 9 14b I*.. RLCl .44 S 75 11* 11* 11*+ * AC«n 1.40 1x443 24* 26 W EaitGF .9212 1*9 22* 22* 23*— RallPur .38 9 451 11* 114b 1144— * billions in lost pension benefits. uncertain are the assumptions which actuaries since the law requires plans to make good on their AEIPw2.il 9 534 »* 30* ElKod 1.4010 1445 59% 57* S84b + Ramad 12*12 730 114b 11* II*— * But if your claims were guaranteed, they make when figuring out how much per hour of a promises, it has become illegal to reduce the AFemil Mb 4 a 12* 12' 12* Eaton 2.58 5 111 43* 42* 43* + Ranco .7610 113 18% II IB ..... AMome 1.5012 1S9t 29 II M* Echllrt ,4411 408 16* 14* 16*— Raylhn 1.4010 115 57% 54 34*+ * easily might bankrupt the government's insur- worker's pay should go into the plan today to pay benefits of workers already retired or who have 012 551 33% 32* ElPaw 1.33 7 421 21* 21% 21* + RttdBat 1 9 132 28* 21 28'/,+ * Emr.EI1.44l1 374 34* 354b 34* + RtlcnCh .7411 SO 14 I3"i 1S4b ance program and also could force other Urge him a pension of a specified size in the future. qualified for benefits in the future. 3 2442 I* I*|* + 3.20 9 59 43U 43* EngMC 1,30 4 291 35% 244b 35% + RtpStl 1 3 XtH 29% 28* 19 — * This process is complicated by the fact that those Enircn 1.3611 394 u27* 27 27* + RttvOlt XII 948 27* 27* 27%— % pension plans to close down, because fewer em- In the face of a dwindling workforce and I 3 7 144 5744 57 J7W + Elmrk 1.14 7 193 28% 27* 21% + 5 7X52US7H 54* 54*. fltvlon 1.5413 349 54 53% S34b+ % ployers would be left to pay ever-increasing pre- who do the bargaining frequently are not the same Ethyl l.U 4 102 214b 21 284b + Rrynln 3 40 4 108 42* 42 62 — % worsening industry conditions, some firms •inc .7413 219 39 31* 3IH- EvanP1.30a 6 42 24* 24% 24%.., RtvMII 2.20 4 1481 37* 34* 37*+* miums. people who manage the plans, Judy Mazo, a tx .05*11 404 18U 17*, )| + ExCalOI.90 7 304 34* 34 H ... dropped out of their multiemployer plans, leaving Ancl.onl.20 5 II 17** 17'/* 17%— Exxon 4 13549 u544b 55* S4* +1 RitaAld .54 9 94 25 24* 25 + % With the threat of this calamity overhanging Washington lawyer specializing in the pension aven fewer contributors to carry a growing ArchrD.2Obl3K347 UVt 22* 22* + FMC 1.40 4 43 2t* 27* » + Robint .40 9 71 94b 9* 9H— % field, told my associate, Brooke Shearer. ArliPS 2 7 219 19* 19* 19*- Falrchdi 17 53 33* 33 33* + Rockwl2.60 6 296 42 41% 41*+ 4b the system, Congress has postponed the date for burden. Armco 1.50 3 724 23* 23* 13% + Faddart 32 247 4* 4* 4*— Rohrlnd 5 49 IS* 15* 1S4b+ * coverage of multiemployer plans until May I960 •- ArmCk 1.10 • 114 II* 11% u* + FadNM 1.38 6x583 184b 11% 1l4b + Rortr .76 9 194 16* 14* 144.4 * Workers were promised pensions based on The U.S. government's Pension Benefit Guar- AMIXO 1S2447u2S* »*. 24*+ 1 FtdOSI 1 70 I 148 31* 304b 304b— Rowan .1019 119 29% 29 2f + % and it may delay the coverage even beyond this. "creative actuarial assumptions and now the AshlOII 12 4 79 40* 39W 40 + FlnSBar 1 5 59 19* II* 19 .. RC Cot 1.0437 12 14* 13* 14% anty Corp. (PBGC) waa intended to guarantee the A*dDG 1.50 7 51 20* 20 20 Flrtttn 1,10.. 1571 11% 10* 11% + RovlDS.094 4 148 74% 74 74%+ % What are multi-employer plans? Why are they chickens are coming home to roost," says Mazo. benefits owed to members of these plans just as it AtlRlch2.M 9 1044 70* 70* 70%—' FtChrt M 61033 21* 21 21% . RvdtrS 1b 7 127 24* 24 24%+ % AtlAtCp .. 29 17* 17 ,71/4 FitChlct.20 4 201 18* II* 11* + SCM 1.30 4 335 30* SO 30%— * in such trouble? Many of the industries which support multi- has backed those of workers in troubled so-called AvcoCpl.20 3 450 26% 25* 2544+1 FlInBn 1.40 9 179 40* 39U. 40* + Safawv 2.60 7 X459 394b 39* 39*— * As the name suggests, multi-employer plans employer plans have been pushed into decline by "single-employer" plans. FlMtEw.52 5 91 9* 9% 9*,.. SJoMn 1.4010 357 29* 29'* 29% ., Avtry .40 1 24 II* 11V* tl*... StLSaF 2.30 9 77 uS9* 57* S9* + 1* shifting economicsocial trends, technological ad- AVMI .N7K412 2144 21* 21*— FlaPL 2.40 7 371 37% 27 27%... involve many, ususally small, competing em- But the overwhelming problems the multi- StRtgPI.80 7 80 31* SO* 31 -* Avon 2 HI] 987 53% 13 52* + FlaPow3.74 7 44 30* 29* 30 + Fluor 1 HO 223 38* 37* 17* + Sambos ..296 7* 714 7*+ * ployers who contribute to one, large plan covering vances, foreign competition, shrinking union employer plans face threaten to tear a massive Bikrlnt ,4014 114 iM\U 4|* «£ + FordM 4 HSU 41* 42 42* + SFtlnd 3.4ft 7 473 31* 304b 5V,+ % thousands of employeex belonging to a common membership. Hats go out of fashion for years, and BsllvMfS.1029 1230 40* 3944. 40* + ForMK 1.54 3x113 24% 23ft 24% + SFflnt ,7217 407 2t% 27vk 17Vi * hole in the entire pension HarttZd.40b 5 117 tl 10* 10*— TRW 1 7 40 39* 39* 39Vi— * By comparison the Standard CartHwt.10 I 103 19* 19* 19*+ % Harcullt.10 7 723 21 20* 11 + * all.v 1 | 119 10* 10'* 10* an increasingly productive Cul.Ck.80b9 52 17 164b 17 + Stocks move upward 4 Poor's 500-Stock Average Htubl.nl.52 9 246 29* 29% 29*+ * TampE 1.44 | 143 17ft 17* 17* market-service organization. CatrpT 2.10 11218 54* SS4b 54%.. HtwitPki.4014 625 5S4b 54* S3* + l Tandy I «2 27* 24H 24*— :, rose only 37 percent. Windsor Cclant*3.20 5 x37 47% 46* 47*+ % Holiday .4410 832 22* 21* 22*+ % Tandvcftn 3 119 5H 5ft 5*+ * NEW YORK (AP) -The largest gain in the Dow index Bell and Howell rose IMI to Other pluses include warm CinSoW1.42 7 176 IM 15 HellvS .. 211 194b II* 19* + afctrnx .6413 92 S7* S7 57 — * rs the second largest fund in CtnlrOat1b20 544 u54* 52* 53%-44 raladnf.Wt 7 HI U154 151'* 151*+ * stock market, shaking off since a 9-point spurt on Aug. 20%. The company said it acceptance of new products, Crt Ued .9011 13 18* II 1* — tlprmt 19 IU tl* t7* 11*+ * particularly the P-350 and the $2 billion Vanguard CauAIr .M I 296 21* 21% "21%- some recent malaise, turned IS. Gaining issues outnum- would sell its worldwide con- 'alt* 14 110 4* AVi 4* P-500 models, considerable Group. Its objectives are i.lifHDlni 40 6 240 17* 27V. 27*— Homitl.IoaU 243 38% 374b 38V%— rannco 2.20 I 477 37* 37ft 37* in Us best performance in bered losers by a 9-5 margin sumer photo division to its ChjrnSp M T 210 11* 11% 11*— Honwll 2.40 IX742 80* 794b SO + a*oro 7 446 17ft 16* 14*— Vt more than a week in mod- additional capacity coming long-term growth of capital Ch«M 2.40 6 330 42% 42 42 — HOIPCP .9013 58 37 34* 34* axaco 2.14 7 5444 u29Vi 2IH 29*+* at the close of the New York Japanese business partner J. CheitU 2.32 5 104 32% 314b 32 + (ouihFI 4i 4 1039 21* 21* 2t*>— •Kelt 2.70 9 150 55* 55 SS*+* on stream and a sales force and income, which it has been erate trading yesterday. Stock Exchange. tQsawa&Co. CrtlPneT 2 7 34 27* 27 27* + Houiln 1.34 7 49 30* 30* 30%+ * •Mlnst 214 SM 97* 96 94W+ * that is continually being successful in accomplishing ChrliCft 10 139 20* 20* 20Vi+ V HouiNGMOlO 349 31* 31 1144+ * 'Mint ., 149 12* 12'* 12'*- ft The Dow Jones average of Analysts cited no specific Other photo companies Cr.rviltr.20J.. 428 14b 8 I*- HowdJn .44 9 2050 IS 14* 14*. axOGi .4412 499 U47* 45ft 47*4-1* strengthened. Profits last in the past. Cltlcrp 1.30 6 440 2SH 25* 25*— HughsTI ,841J 247 41% 40* 60*. «PtLd.41a3l 14 43ft 62'* 42ft—* 30 industrial stocks, up by development to account for also rose. Bausch Lomb lughiTlwl .. S 41 41 41 . year reached $1.45 a share. A CltleiSv3.M12 618U7S'/. 73* 75%+1 • KUIII t.44 7 614 19* 19* If* nearly 8 points by mid-the market's advance. But an gained 1 to 49'«; Eastman No attempt is made to try Cllvlnv 1.20 4 3203U21* 20* 21*+1'/l C Ind 1,84 5 ION 294b 29* 294k+ * • xsglf 1.3012 390 21 27H 21 + * further gain to as high as ClarkE 2.20 6 212 43 42* 43 + NACP 3 6 150 41* 47* 48* + txtroni.H 6 123 29* 29ft 29H afternoon, gave up some of accumulation of events — in- Kodak added V, to 58V< and and outguess the short-term CMvEl 1 92 9 102 II* 17* tl - U Int .9534 427 13* 11* 13'/* + hlokot 1.55 | 103 U43 42ft 43 +* $2.60 a share is possible this Clurox .76 7 215 11* 11* 11%— da ho P 2.40 9 IS 25 2444 2444.... •hrlllr .4011 29 IS* IS* ISft-f '% that near the close. But the cluding relative stability of Polaroid gained % to 29%. market trends. Instead, man- dtalB 1.60 6 238 27* 34* 17 — * year. I agree with your friend CltStGs .40 7 X427 u30 29* I9'/»- loarlnt .80 6 235 26ft 25* 25'. 754 1IH 11% II*.... naxco .1424 344 33* 21* 21* + ohh«lm,40 9 31 19ft II* II*— * worth buying as a specula- ColPtn 1.40 6 351 25* 24* IS — ' ng*rR 3.14 8 93 34* 34* S4H, . W Corp 5 333 21V« 20* 21 — ft 5.21 Rain at 885.41. It was the and the hope that high in- 3 to B'.'i as the biggest gainer stocks with outstanding ilC.Stl2.aoa 3 44S 16* 34* 34*— tion. ColGat 2.44 I 1116 35* 3SVb 35V4— *nsm 1 4 314 19ft 19* 19* + ft terest rates may slow the growth rates. This high-quali- , CmbEn 2.2010 129 324b 52 51% — jlrlk 2.2012 13 29* 28* 39*+ * r«nuol.]4l3 lit 30* 30* 30* of the day. The NYSE com- CmwE 2.60 8 344 24* 24* 24*.. BMS 1,44113389 70* 49* 70 + " rcvlriS.M 4 1411 31ft 31* 3t*— ft economy slightly and dampen posite of all listed common ty, no-load currently yields Comial 2.30 1 74 43 424b 4)* + ntFlav .8014 171 32* 22 22% + rIConi.Ot!.. IN 19 11* 1B'.+ * Q— At the present time I nlHarvI.SO 5 277 45* 44% 44%— Conoco 1.70 7 2406 40% 39* 40% + rko .1110 4410«% 10ft 10ft— ft Cheese is inflation, were seen as en- stock rose .28 to 82.22. Stan- about 4 percent from income ntMin S I 46 53 52* 534b.... own shares In Financial In- ConEd 2,44 6 22] 23* 23% 23*... UHEPt.42 I 414 14* 14* 14*+ ft ntPapr2.3O 4 542 44* 44* 44H+ * couraging developments. dard & Poor's index of 400 dividends and in 1978 dis- ConFds 1.40 7 214 254b 25% 25* + CFOX1.4M 7 2044 43* 43*— ft dustrial Income Fund. I CnsNG 3 6 72 42 414b 414b- V ntTT 2.20 4 713 30* 30* 30*— * owaBfi .52 7 341 22* 21* 22H+ 4b UAL 1 S ..27. 2 21ft 21 31 — * "The market has opted, industrial stocks added .67 to tributed $1.01 a share in capi- ConsPwl J6 6 151 32 31* 2144- UMC 1.20 7 17 IS* 13* 15*., . would like to enlarge my owaPSl.04 6 42 21* 21* 21*— recalled 121.11 and S&P's 500-com- tal gains. It Is located at P O <- onlAir 30* 6 1931 16* 16 14*. talCp .80.. 1044 10* 10 10% * UNCRat .30 7 516 37'* 34* 27 —1 at this point, to the view that portfolio, but am undecided CntlCorp 2 3 95 26* 24% 24*- hnWtnt.92 6 183 37* 26 27 4 IVInd IBc 6 58 25ft 33* 25'*+ '* poslte rose .54 to 109.14. Box 1100, Valley Forge, PA CntlGrp3.2O 8 312 30* 30 30%+ % nCarb 3 6 M7 43* 42* 43 + H the recession is not severe ai to which other mutual fund ContTell.S* • 447 17* 17* 17*+ % ohnJn 215 495 77* 74* 77 . pil 1.44 7 143 14* 14 14 — ft 19482 onLsn .4010 81 12% 12 12%. by Kraft and that (higher interest On the American Stock to choose. I prefer a fund with oitani 19 11 21% 21* 21VV. JOIICIft 1.30 8 611 U44rt 43* 44*+ * OVMIg 1.72 9 46 33% 324b 32*— * PtcC 7.3010 335 72 71 71* rates) will have a moderating Exchange, the market value long-term capital growth Column Readers should American K mart ,84 9 673 27* nlroval ..421 3* 5* 5'i GLENVIEW, III. (AP) - effect on inflation," said ' send aiirAll 20 5 342 21' nBrnd 20a 6 Ml 11* 10* 10f%— * index rose 1.16 to 217.40. The potential. I am relnveiTing til ""'" '"vestment in- anGE 1.9011 41 USGypt2.40 3 2tl u3S* 34 33 +1*Kraft Inc. has recalled nearly Monte Gordon, an analyst at NEW YORK(AP) • MondayiMlected NAS-DAQ composite of over- distribution!. A. B. Ohio quiries to David R. Sargent, USInd .64 6 319 10 9* 9'*— ft Succe national prlcesfor American II* lift 1|* + * 36,500 packages of mozzarella anPLtl.94 8 32 30% 20 20% + USStttll.tt 5 493 23* 22* 22«%— * Dreyfus Corp. the-counter trading gained .11 A— Another fund with an ssful Investing, co The StockExchangtlltuti: atvlnd 4 821 10* 9* 10*+ * UnTtr.h2.2O 7 1030 42* 41* 43'*+* cheese In 12 East Coast Sale. The Labor Department to 149.51. Register.) aulBr .24101076 12* 12 13*. UnlTel 1.53 7 133 30** 20ft 20*+ ft PE hot High Low Clou Cng states, including New Jersey, <«llogg1.33tO 380 21 204b 20*+ * Iplohn 1.32 9 300 44* 43* 44 .... also revised its figures on AegltCp 10 39 14b 1* 1*+ Vi .tnnct 1.2017 499 36 25% 15*+ * ISLIFE.M 7 171 27* 27ft 27* because the cheese may con- Altac 17 24 t * 1 +1-1 • rrM 1.5510 538 56* 54 5414— * taPL 1.7*10x137 llt% tlft l|'/,_ Vi productivity in the second ASclE .04a,. 13 7* 7% 7%— % imbC12.B8 7 123 44% 44* 45* + 1* arlan .4030 139 25ft 24* 25*.— ft tain small aluminum frag- quarter. The report showed Armln .12 9 6 15* 15* 15*.. nlglRd .7010 48 25 24* 35 . *EPw 1.40 8x2410 12'* 12ft 12'*+ ft ments. Asamtrg.30., 123 14 IS* IS*.. opprs t.20 7 75 23 324b 33*+ * 'achov .76 1 171 20*19ft 20U. that productivity dropped at AtltCM .05t 9 100 2'/. 24b 2ft + .raft 3 7 72 48* 48* 484b..:.. alMrl .3015 54 u32'/i 32* 32ft + ft The firm said yesterday it AHaiCpwt .. 7 4* 4% 6%.. .rogtrtt.34 7 45 24* 23* 24Vh+ * an annual rate of 2.4 percent AutmRad .. 1 244 2* 2*~ TV 3 402 10* 9* 10 was recalling all eight-ounce instead of the previously re- Banlttrg.30., 149 10* 10* 10* + tarSg 1.04 5 194 23* 324b 23 aSSftt £ ft24 BargnB 24 7 17 10* 104b 10*.+ s packages of Kraft shredded ported 3.8 percent drop. Bcverlv 12e10 121 7* 7* 7*— MEnt .7212 83 24 31* 24 •rnrLi.31 9 « •nmnl.32t,. 91 ,12 114b 12 — * '"*•"-i •' !>£—!• low-moisture part-skim HowVallg.10 337 28 24* 27*+ * tvltlF .40 4 174 26'* 25* 24*+ * : l.U 7 131 UVt UK 34*,+ ", Big Board volume came to ^U "Your Kind of Donk" BradtdN.26 I 275 11'* 11 11 - OF 2.20 i 124 27* 27* 27*— * l.«l! 219 II 10'/. 10!>— Vt mozzarella cheese with the 32.05 million shares, down Braican 1a 4 31 204b 20* 204b + V ISfltt 1.30 7 133 34* 35* 3444+ * ajtaEI V t 1751 !24t> 22'* 22'/]+ H CK Pit .1434 411 16* 15* 16*+ * lllvEIIJ.10.3 431 574b 37 57*— a»arnr I • 701 M'* JJH 51*.+ '/. code date: DEC 11 79, J-12. from 32.73 million in the pre- Carnal 1.50 8 114 27* 27% 27*+ '/ hwlFI.M • I7» JJ<4 J3» JJW ChampHo .. 283 1* t* 1*. 1b..1617u35fk 34* 35* + 1% Kraft said consumers with vious session. CircltKI 10 8 28 21% 21 21 — % ockhd 7 383 28* 274b 28*+ 'A hlrlpl 1.40 I x!2 21*» 31'/. 21H+ V. those products should return Colemn .92 7 K47 17* 17* 174* + * 1.20 5 455 47% 44* 444b hlteMl 4 6M r; b', I t ', Oil stocks were generally nStar 1.40 5 101 254b 35* 354b+ % hIMak .50 6 4M 16'. 16'.. 16*.+ ' j them to the store where they ComOG .. 113 tl% 174b 11*+ * tck.1 1.04 3 79 lav* 1aH 16* higher after reports that the Commercial Trust ILCo 1.78 7 177 17* 17% 17*.. Cookln 20a 9 17 7* 7* 7*+ * aLandl.4810x792 34* 35% 14 + * unarm 1111746 23'*, 22H II'. + w were purchased. Cornllus .80 9 163 32 19* 20*+ * lnO« 1.6. 9 36 J1«a J1 31 - '/. Energy Department was re- CrulcR ,3627 67 14 134b 134b. Pac 60b 7 636 33* 13* 234b TTie recall was initiated Damson .. 131 10* 10* 10*4 UCkvS 1 9 2692 17* 17 17 . Innboo 144 192 J 1* !'•'» viewing gasoline price con- iGIC 111 984 34* 334b 34*— * olwlh 1.60 6 715 II 17» II + » Friday, after a consumer Statement of Condition Datapd .3010 595 II* 17* 17*— * •rox 2.4011 nt 47',. 67 67H+I trols to provide added incen- OomaPg I ., 632 31* 34* 37*- * Mtcmlll .7.11 381 19* 19% lt*+ * Macv 1.83 6 28 42% 42 42%+ %alaCp 1.06 7 266 22Vj 22 MV) + Vt complained to Kraft that a tives for oil companies to ex- Dvnkln 147 129 10* 10 10 - '•« idsFdorex right* r-E»-dlvl COE 2-44 6 531 24* 23* 24 .....Precision Optics. 5/1* 7/16 NUmOftio. 15 exchange Place. JriKvGtv, New Jersey dtnd ond tain In full i-Solei in Ml. Ltg 2 7 45 23 1344 I) + * Radloohon* Corp 3V. 3V» with the aecurlty of our 5,000,000-gallon waterfront Oirta, Sinking O"lttt In HudW", B*'«*". Union, Mlddiattk Ci,U',ll«l cid-Coiltd wd-Wti*ndiiiritwtMi.wi- 2Vi JW, Pw 1.92 9 132 21% 31 11 — * RayComm Ind. Inc •torage terminal. Ma, rnu >nd Fada,«i «•»«>*« Ivitem When litutd ww-Wllh worronU. «w- CTT 1.40 8 51 t4* 14* 14*+ * Spiral Metal... 1V% \Vi Wltrieurwarronti «dli-En dlitributlon nAm 3 1)70 7* 7* 7*+ * Triangle Industries fvt «H 291-3200 v|—In bonkrupley or rec.iveMhip or 1EP 3,10 7 71 54* 534b 54 — * U.S. Homts I5H 1. being rtorgonlftd under the Bankruptcy iDIx .. SO 4* 4V4 4*4 * United Telecontrol «n. or ieturifle* oiwrned by w«h com nntv 1.74 9 784 33* 13 33*+ * 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1979 Home, Damone try arts center for size

By MARYBETH ALLEN out "You Needed Me," and It laughed when he told a teen- ager in the crowd that she probably wouldn't even know who HOLMDEL - There are times when small it better. he was if it weren't for her mother... or grandmother. Take, (or instance, the cue of Lena Home and Vic Damone, big Stan who shine in relatively small settings. He joked about his age ... "36, 37, 41, 46,48, SO"— adding Plunk them down, though, in the enormous Garden State Arts that he stood at 51. His material ranged from the tried and Center and the atmosphere (aside from last night's thunder, true to the new. In his string of hits, there are "I Have But lightining, and and rain) is against them. One Heart, "You're Breaking My Heart," and his latest — which is being heard on TV as well as radio — the ode to beer, Both have Intensely personal styles - and the center is an "Weekends were made for Michelob " intensely impersonal place ... devoid of the cozy club aura in which both are at their best. His most spellbinding selection, though, is a beautiful and dramatic rendition of "Send in the Clowns," during which he Damone, clad in basic black, appears on stage first and is has outstanding piano accompaniment. joined only briefly by Home — a vision in hot pink — who doesn't appear again until after intermission. Home gets off to a strangely slow start with unfamiliar material, spinning a spell which isn't everyone's "cup of Her style, though, is so individualistic and sophisticated tea." that soon after her segment begins, those attending the She finally branches into "Someone to Watch Over Me," subscription event at the amphitheater (where the duo will interpreting the lyrics slowly and projecting sheer theatri- appear nightly through Saturday) star to stir. Some members cality via sinuous movements. She also drained every ounce of of the audience depart, leaving behind the true "fans," who emotion from "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered" and have a great time and are treated to one of the show's best wound up with a handkerchief tied around her neck. "1 portions ... a medley during which Home is rejoined by sometimes measure emotional impact by the amount of water Damone. I shed," she commented. So one of us is doing something right Damone pays frequent tribute to the Garden State Arts tonight." Center Orchestra, which contributes enormously to per- She did a fair job of promoting "The Wiz," in which she formances by both stars. And, although be was initially had a small role. She commented that she never was young overpowered by it during "Still of the Night," he quickly enough to be Dorothy, the ingenue, but she would have liked to adjusted to its accompaniment, unleashing the volume of portray the Wicked Witch of the West. Her son-in-law, the which he is capable. director, had other ideas, though, and she accepted the good Some of his best moments, though, are the quiet ones ... witch role he offered. "Nepotism never hurt anybody," she which tend to lose impact in relation to his audience's noted. distance from him. He adds new meaning to "Evergreen" In addition to singing several selections from the and projects a gentle richness of tone throughout "Come in soundtrack of the movie, she also danced around endugh to From the Rain." provoke an audience reaction of "Some grandmother, Huh?" Although there are times when his performance is At the number's conclusion, Home commented that she dynamic (in "Love Affair to Remember," he hits a note that VIC DAMONE had intended to act like a lady ... but finds she is enjoying leaves the audience breathless), his career is characterized trash more and more every year." more by quality than charisma. at the conclusion of his segment of the show. The audience She is, however, at her more traditional best for "Sit Nonetheless, he has a devoted following ... which ap- loved it when he went out into the audience to sing "I Can't Right Down and Write Myself a Letter" and the appropriate plauded, cheered, and rewarded him with a standing ovation Smile Without You," it maintained an attentive hush through- "Stormy Weather." LENA HORNE

Diamonds aren't Home's only glitter -PHONE By JOAN K AHN wrists and the diamond studs was asked. "What's your se- "I was lucky. My parents without damaging the con- daughters. He also has a 24- Pay bills the easy, in her ears. cret?" were special. They didn't tinuity of the film when the year-old son. He notes he has HOLMDEL - The aura of Lena Home, at 62, is as She cites heredity as the have enough money to be in- movie was screened in the a lot of business investments money-saving way stardom hangs around her — vibrant and exciting as she secret of her fine skin, her dulgent." Miss Home left South. that keep him busy. glittering as brightly as the was 20 years ago. flashing smile and her lithe school at 16 in the midst of Now she'd like to try the An increasing round of PLUS 5V interest diamond bangles on her "How do you do it?" she body. the Depression and began her theater and recently per- tours will bring Damone per annum. career as a dancer in the formed In "Pal Joey" at the shortly to two San Francisco //////////////[//////////////// chorus at Harlem's famed Ahtnanson Theatre in Los An- recording sessions done at Cotton Club. geles. live performances, and then Ik Home and Vic Damone Damone makes his home it's on to the Orient, where he ASBUKY PARK • NldllNI • MANALAFAN • !>HRI WSBtlNV are appearing at the Garden in Houston, where he lives will be for the Christmas IT PAYS TO BE EARLY State Arts Center through with his wife and three holidays. Saturday. The two gave a At BAKER'S WHARFSIDE press conference yesterday at the center, where the IN HI6HTST0 WN hottest part of the day failed to wilt high spirits about their or RED BANK! presentation. "It's a thrill for me to be CAIL NOW FOR A A Greal Meal at a BARGAIN PRICE . working with Lena," said that's the "Early Bird Special" at Damone. -"She has beauty, Baker's Wharlside Restaurant talent and Integrity. She's one of the great stars.'' Here's what $4 95 brings you Monday FREE ONE DAY Home's rejoinder: "We thru Thursday between 5 and 6 like each other and have things very much in common. • Clam Chowder • Salad We respect our profession. • CHOICE OF ENTREE We study what we do and try HOLIDAY TRYOUT. • Fried or Broiled Flounder • Fried or Broiled Scallops to do it well." • Broiled Bluefish • Fried Clam Strips She and Damone are vet- • Fried Chicken • Fried or Broiled Shrimp in Casserole eran troupers. Damone ac- • Coffee or Tta • Ice Cream or Shcrhcl knowledges that he spent 47 A SIMPLE FINGER EXERCISE IS Baker's Wharfside the fresh seafood specialists weeks on the road last year while Home notes that she ALL YOU NEED TO START Our "Early BiHl Special" is especially for those who won't be back at her Santa FEELING GOOD ADOUT YOURSELF. enjoy a big meal. Barbara, Calif., home until Just call and let us know when you the end of September. At a small price. . She's often a visitor in want to come. Holiday will be waiting New York, her former home, with full, unlimited use of all facilities. because she has grand- Absolutely free. Just to try it out. children living there. In the '40's, she sang with Swimming pools and sunrooms. Charlie Barnet's orchestra, Saunas and whirlpools. Tension WHARFSIDE RESTAURANTS but when the orchestra easers. Body firmers. The toured in the South, Home did most advanced exercise sys- BODMAN PLACE ROUTE 33 not appear on the bandstand. 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Monmouth Civic Chorus holding auditions for Dec. personally design and supervise an 2 presentation of Handel's "Judas Maccabaeus", Tues. effective fitness program around AUGUST 21 eves. Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 7:15 P.M., Embury Methodist Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Church, Little Silver. More information call George your needs, not around available Cocktail Dance at Club 35, Rt. 35, Sayreville, 8:30 P.M. Sumrall, 922-3177 or Roxie Seiple. S31-5232. hardware. Holiday offers exercise Live music. For Information call 739-3867 options to help you shape up without SEPTEMBERS, 12,19,tl AUGUST 2* The Transcendental Meditation Program, offers feeling pressed. Peach Shortcake & Beverage, $2.00, 1-3 P.M., free introductory presentations with a color film every Womans Club, 164 Broad St., Red Bank. See our beau- Wed. 1 & 8 P.M. Location, 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Call tiful Centennial home. 747-7035. AUGUST 21, SEPT. S, 16 SEPTEMBER 8 Monmouth Veterans & Senior Citizens will be Fifth Annual Tailgate Flea Market, 94 p.m., Sea sponsoring a bus trip toAtlanti c City to Resorts In- Bright Borough parking lot. By Sea Bright Fire Aux- Subsidiary of US Health a Recreation. Inc. ternational, hot lunch, taffy & a spectacular Las Vegas iliary. Spaces $5. 842-2898 or 842-2678. Rain-date, Sept Show. $18.95 complete. All welcome. Aug. 22,28, Sept. 5, 15th. and every Sun. beginning Sept. 16th. Also have bus trips CALL NOW TO BOOK YOUR FREE ONE DAY HOLIDAY to Caesar's now. Call for information 870-1185. After 6 SEPTEMBER » P.M. 222-3244. Craft & Flea Market, Red Bank Hadassah, Sears parking lot, Rt. 35, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Dealers double 600-638-7710 AUGUST 38 space, $7.00. Comer space, $9.00. For further Informa- Senior Citizens sponsoring Bus Trip to Atlantic City tion call daytime Anita, 671-5309. Eves. Lila, 671-3295 or There's a Holiday Spa near you: to Resorts International spectacular Las Vegas-type Linda, 747-4878. Rain date Sept. 16. show. Hot lunch & Taffy. All tips included $18.95. All East Brunswick Monmouth Mall Seavlew Square Mall welcome. Call 774-1411 or 988-5433. OCTOBER 11 River Plaza Doll House Show at River Plaza 405 State Highway No. 18 Eatontown. N.J. Ocean. N.J. Muscular Dystrophy Carnival, Bayshore Recrea- School, Hubbard Ave., Middletown, Oct. 13, 10 A.M.-4 tion Center, Bray Ave. & Port Monmouth Rd., East P.M. Call 747-4747 after 5 for information. Miniature r Keansburg, N.J., llUP.M. Aug. 30. •Facilities, equipment and hou s may differ at each location. dealers-ribbons awarded. You must be 21 or over to qualify. \ SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. AUGUST 28,1979 The Daily Register 17 'English Channel9 conveys culture NFwyvf)HKJ^D> •. network," was born last May, Case of the Misaing Mum- Broadcasting Service and "You can always find 'I use our programs reach more hP».n «iw!.7 ie L offering cable systemi a fully my," which follow! Pro- good books. Love Lucy' reruns or old than 2 million viewers," Ro- wi!h ane^Urim m,Onths,"go sponsored, weekly twohour fe£or Ronald Harriaon'i at- The people behind the senthal says. "That's not as p, a golfing 'Hogan's Heroes' on tele- trith an experiment, a golfing block of pprogramg ! over a IS- temppt to Identifyy a 2,800-yeary - "The English Channel" rea- vision, anywhere you go,"many as CBS or the others, series from Britain, offered soned, apparently correctly, American TV-watchers by week period. old corpse; "Full Circle," a Rosenthal says, "but our ob- but it's a substantial number. - cable. And this fall, the network dramatization of the Stalin- that they could get good jective is to give people good inspired purge of a IMOa shows from Britain, relative- "And it's a different iden- "We figured wed just get — perhaps more properly, alternatives." Ctecb Communist official, ly inexpensively, then enlist tity for the sponsor," he says. our feet wet with that," says the supplier — will provide and "Buster Keaton Rides sponsors and provide the Cable systems in "The "They can hit that segment Arnie Rosenthal, one of those about U cable systems in all Again," a survey of the comic English Channel" network of the population they feel involved in the project, "and parts of the country with package to cable systems in actor's career. are divided into groups, Ro- they can't get with com- the response was exciting. three series and more than a this country at no cost to "The English Channel" them or their subscribers. senthal says, and the pro-mercial television." "We found we could dis- score of individual programs in a similar 13-week sched- concept assumes that fewer "There are many fine gram packages are dis- tribute high-quality pro- Americans are watching tele- tributed in that way. Stations Viewer response, mean- grams from Britain by cable, ule. Most series and pro- programs available, far more grams are from Granada Tel- vision because of "a growing than PBS could ever hope to in the first group must use time, has been encouraging, that people would watch apathy toward the generally the entire package within 13 Rosenthal says. Viewers them, and that national ad- evision, one of Britain's ma- schedule," the distributor jor producers. mindless programming maintains in a letter to poten- weeks, then pass the pro- were asked to write "The vertisers would sponsor served up day after day by them." Included in "The English tial sponsor* "And whograms on to designated sta- English Channel" with com- the three networks." decreed that if a program ap- tions in the second group, and ments on the programming. "The English Channel," Channel" lineup for the fall season are "Men of Our Until recently, the dis-peals to the 'highest common soon. "In the middle of the sum- described by its creators as tributor's organizers main- mer we were getting 30 to 40 "a cultural television Time," biographies of Roo- denominator' it must be So what's in it for a spon- sevelt, Lenin and Gandhi; tain, alternatives in this 'funded' rather than 'spon- sor? cards a day, all of them fa- highlights from the British- country were the Public sored'?" "The cable systems that vorable," he says. American pro-celebrity golf Be terrific tournament, and "European ARTHUR MURRAY'S Journey," half-hour "on the road"-type essays by British broadcasters Rene Cutforth Television Today and Denis Mitchell. « New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 * In addition, "The English BARNABY JONES: Web EVENING 'Dominic' Part Seven. OB3 140 tOttll Members 1 Channel" Is offering three Nick secepee from the of the Police Rescue Unit 01 Deceit Barnaby In documentaries packaged as church where he was a heve to save the victims veallgalea an apparent prleoner and meeta up of an ocean plane crash aulclde and uncovere a "Camera in Action," and scandaHiungry televi three programs on the nucle- wws with Harriet, Beaver and and a beautiful woman Lucy on their way to the trapped on a mountain Slon commenlelor'a plan ar controversy, packaged as SUM MUCH to dlsclosa the crime JOKtSWtD aetle. after e disastrous ac- "World In Action." cident. Stare: John Ben- syndlcala backing that on count IMCUROTD aaved the smplra at a Individual programs in the t:N Ret WWS nett Perry, Joanna Cae- "BEARLY" SKATING — A six-foot "bear" Is lust ont dv. (go mine.) waaltny Industrialist. fall catalog include "The IMC UtON A CLASSIC I 10W LUCY eldv (Repeet) BtTHAYAL' of the performers to be In the Fantasy on Ice Show at MC KWS IASEIAU New York 1974 Stars: Amanda Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Performances, to be held MWUK KM DOtUK Yankees vs Taxes Blske, Sam Groom. on the mid-level near the Tree of Life, are set for 2, 4, CIS WWS BO II 10N6H1 SHOW and 7 p.m. Friday, 1, 3, and 5 p.m. Saturday, and 2, 4, itmm un son (at DICK CAWTT SHOW Quest: 'Bast Ot Carson' Quests and 7 p.m. Labor Day. Skaters will perform unusual- NEW JHHH HfWS Author and critic, Ste- Pstsr Falh, Farnando Ova EASY Hoet: Hugh phen Spender. Lamas, Chuck Mangione feats on an Iceless thermoplastic surface. Downa. Queet: Actress l*t • O lUEStUY MGHI MOVK (Repeal; 90 mlns.) Arlene Francis. 'Breekheart Pace' 1976 % MSUON MKSSBU GKMACKS Stare: Chsrlea Branson, • • A»rS HM HOUU CIS WWS Jill Irelend. The western Comadlan Andy Kauf- A t the movies EVBMK MAGA1K mystery revolves around man, one of the stars of an enigmatic character, MONMOUTH COUNTY IOC NEWS 'Tail,' will ehowceaa Ms ABBRDBBN TOWNIHIP John Deakln, who Is •BAVIBW SQUARB CINBMA II— MHVGHHN unique brand of humor In CINBMAM— Brsaklni Aoav IPGI 1:», 1:10.1:30, fK 1AC DOUGH brought aboard a train his own late-night Blooallr»(RI7:». 94J 7 JO, 910 under arrest by Marshal •TRATHMOaB CINBMA I— MIODLBSROOKI— UCNEWS special. Guest stars wannattanlR) 1:11.9:11 Tns Wsndsrsn (Rl 7:11, 9 Jo Rsln MIWUME Nethan Pearce. (2 hre.) Cindy Williams, Qall ITRATHMORa CINBMA II- matlnss 1 p.m. KWinfDUME Slobodkln, the B Street ThsMsin Evsnt IPG) 7.9 MIDDLBBROOK II— A h>* IMP* «nd your* on you *»y 10 ATLANTIC HiaHLANDi Grssss IPG) 7:30: Saturday Night ina Itrrihc1 ooo couni (4) TaKillACtp/JMDM Conga Band, and the ATLANTIC CINBMA— Fsvsr IPG) 9:40. Rain mallnas GTSSM Ova EASY Hoet: Hugh original Howdy Doody. Dracula(R) 7:30, »:30 onlvlD.m. MM * Baktf/HII ihow jtirtj BATONTOWN RBOBANK Wa yf got mt btgoMi mwjniory ol d«co owna. Queat: Writer, COMMUNITY I— RRD BANK MOVIBI I— CM rtLiltb] |ak>r>g rTBtftjTtQLjt Qt\% Cfsl areon Kanln. EltciMlilliirlul (90 mine.) Mora American Graffiti (PO) 7:30, Star wars (PO) 7:20. 9.40 Rain MmtM 'umrji wo* d»nc«- "in Fouy" — MOW 'Isadora' Part I * KACMH-lBttt KrMI Adv. 9:33 Rsln mstlnst 2IJ ni matlrwalp.m. Othfi diUO MWOOfn d*nc«M 1M9 Vaneasa Redgrave, COMMUNITY II— RBO BANK MOVIBI II— Tnttt't only ont wiyto mov t on • daw* JOUrKY 10 «MHIUK • S U6 EVENT MOVK 'To Tha In-Laws IPO) 7:10, 9.JO Rain Mort Amarlcan Graffiti (0) 7:10, Are You Bored With 1:31 MUOUEUK run Kill A Cop' 1878 Stars: James Foil. The life, mallnaal p.m. 9:40 Rale matjaea 1 a.m. CtOlS WITS Joe Don Baker, Louis loves and tragedies of BATONTOWN DRIVBIN— MONMOUTH ARTICBNTBR— the American beauty Hot Stuff IPGI 1:11, 11:11; Who II Dracula (R) 7:30,9:45 SUM VACA tl.tt KMITY COKItS! Qossett Jr. A band of Killing Ins Grsat Crtalsof Europe (PO) MIODLBIBX COUNTY who danced up e etorm Lunch? HOUYWOOO SOUAKS marauding radicals plan 9:» woooaniDoi MICH GAME to use the funeral of a that ameied even broad PRBBHOLD WOODsaiDOS CINBMA I— minded Europe. (SO PRBRHOLD I— Tnaln-Laws IPG) 1,4,4,1,10 KWITWBDANE slain male-female police Tht InLawl IPO) 7:30, 9:30 Rain WOODBRIDOB CINBMA II $69.50 WE CAN CHANGE THAT MKIFHtt teem as the occasion lor minmlns.i ) mallnae 1 P.m. Brt.klng Away (POI 1:30.3:30.1:10. AfetaOMy PRBINOLO II- ITtaw- NEWS an all-out massacre ol ooo court! 'laitiB AK CAfnUBI NEWS Moonraker (PG) 7:», 9:41 Rain IOMBRSBT COUHTY What happens in dancing HACHEH-IEHMI K«tT policemen, which they matlnsa 3 p.m. . IOMBBIBT KWJBKVKWS envision as the prelude 000 COUNI PRBBHOLD Ill- RUTHBRI PLAZA CINBMA I— happens firat at ...At Danny's Italian Restaurant where MOW -(NO MrotMAIrON North Dallas 40 IR) 7:30, 9:4) Rain in. inla«yi(PUI>, 4. 4.1. 10 CLOU UP: NEW JEtSEY to a national Insurrec- matlnsa 3 p.m. RUTOBRI PLAZA CIHBMA II— Bobby (Doctor Boogie) A lifetime Mem- 7:41 WAU Sllttl WOrKlM tion. (Conclusion; 2 AVAHAKI)" "les> SaUttam" HAXLflT EIIIK From Alcatrai IPG) 1:11. 7:S7 1011BY nCK-ll DUWM6 hrs.) (Paid Subscription PLAXA~ 4:41,7:10,9:41 ber of Jackie Gleason's Royal Order of North Dallas 40 IR) 7:30.9:41 MPAARATINOt B M NEW UVBOUtB Of B OMAI PttfORNAHCES 'The Television) No Other in CINBMA I— G-Ganaral eudlgncas. Racoons, Turns on Your Lunches Every WONDH WOMAN Wonder Marriage of Figaro, Part formetJon Available. (2 ThslnLaars(PO)7,« PG All agss IPsrsntal guldancs I' Dr. Karl Bohm conducts hre.) CINBMA II— suaeastsd) Wed. Thurs. & Fri. with Good Food and Woman meeU her match Rocky II (POD, 1:11 P. Hsitrkud (Parsons undsr 17 not In Bryce Kandel, a col- the Vlanns Philharmonic 11:11 • MOW -(laMKS) "V, sdmltlsd unlsn accomoanlsd bv psrsnl Drinks and a Happy Hour 3 to 6. lege proteeeor who hae Orchestra In a perlor- "MMlmaiMsr)" 1949 Ronald STRAND— or adult guardian) 12 Broad St. Red Bank mence ol Moiart's clas- Reegan, Patricia Neal. A (Xnlal Nursai (XI II. 111. 4:U. I. X-Adults only. Call Now •uperhumen powera t:3S. » 10, Thoroughly Amorous Amy 11 South Bridge Ave., Red Bank equal to her own ae a sic opere ol mlsteken man marries e British girl (XI 1:10. 3:30. S:30.a.lO. 10 JO reeult of highly caper- Identities and love at- so she can come to five LONO BRANCH 741-5858 LONO BRANCH MOVIBS I— Imenlel radiation treat- fairs. (2 hrs.) U.S. (2 hrs., 5 mlns.) Moonraksr IPG) 7:31. »:» Rain menle by a demented II*. _ INK'S COW ANY After

- AP-rtmant building lo- MOPED MECHANIC - For The Pttf I Auto* Fw Salt 2 Auto* for Sal* H Must ha* •« 1 STILL & TUB IF IT WA6NT PC« HI© dler of Umg Branch bike Ihop. Call 22M423 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE— W _ _ U2I&6T OOdr I FLEA6 UE WOUUNT Can M. Monday through Friday, FORO PINTO WAGON 1»7J - I* mpo NOON HOUR AIDE —Ona hour dally Regular gat Mak* offer Mfvice DOWNES PONTIAC. 41 Lowar Main St, Matawan bu im 13.25 Par hour. Little Silver School PRESS OPERATORS - Experienced 2 Auto* For Salt Contact Mrs Evalvn McCann, Board on punch praises in metal stamping FORO LTD 1*72 WAGON — Good run TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 1971 — Secretary 741-UN Eaual oppoMunlK Chevroiel v-e. Armstronfl tires, i plant South River Metal Products Co., ALFA ROMEO l«7 - fetter con rung condition. S*00 or btM offtr Call employer condltwn, S2100 Call U3 *7tO inc.. Mataw.n »t 54fc-7017. vtrtlMt. HM6 milt*, mini condition. Llttla Silver. U0-M-* NURSES HN OR LPN M/W— Full Of -Maurtuncken rMlo. (Iva-soted trant PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD -And TOYOTA CORONA DELUXE — 1973 part-time tor )i 7, 3 11 shift feuded mltiion. excellent sat mlleeg*. ntw FORD GRANADA 1*77 - Two-door, wagon, tour speed. IJOOO miles New nursing tKlnty In Fraatwia wr» chassis wiring assemblers needed, MM tire* Atkins price 17,50© Will •i_M tvilndtr, excellent condition, au- clutch lino Call alter * 30, 741 S104 Knowledgable in Garonrolical Nursin HIM experience necessary Call for contfaer any reasonable offtr Call tomatic, power steering/brakes, fac- Call 411 53M between I am and S p. interview, ffi-SWI. tory air, ntw brakes/shocks Must sell TOYOTA 1*7] - Good running cond. this week Abig bargain tl iTWGor test tor interview tton %m PRESSER - Experltncad ©r will 0Hl( Call »71-4tH •rain Six davs a watk. Plenty of work. AUSTIN MARINA t*7| — Four-spaed Cat) 141 2243 NUR5E AIDE - Full-lime/part-lime transmission, four cylinder eng-37O3 Matawan. REAL ESTATE SALES - Join ont of AM/FM radio, air, buckei teeti. -uio 10/Wanttd Automotive 74T9J93 LANDSCAPE - Gardener's helper Press. 3? Lower Main St , Matawan JEEP i*ti CJ S - With plow and full our successful offices, with a proven metk innuntiiion Very titan tM«S TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 197| - EH anted Experiencehelpful Musi have tleei cab. loft lop, netdt rutl repair COUSINS AUTO BODY SUPPLY CO, FULL TIME OPERATOR — To OFFICE CLEANERS — Part lime >lan for success, highest commissions, Call »71 *7O3 and mechanical work Betl offer over cellent condition Call »«»<_*>. 9 1 or monitor burglar and lire alarm sys- irver s license Call Ml-Hlt •fttf %• — General help Fulltime Delivering lights, to parform janitorial services wnuses Licensed or unlicensed Call MOO 495-ttU afltr « 7M 3007 afUr I. )300 JUNK OR RUNNING tems 4 to 12 shift. We win train. and in store help Good driving record Mon. through Fn.. thro* to four hours Rick Grimm al Matawan office. CAMARO 1*M - Automatic, new Honeywell Protection Services, Wood LABORER — Water pipa installation TRIUMPH TR4A IM7 — Utnii CARS AND TRUCKS 117 E Newman Springs Rd , per night, starling at 6 pm Steadv S6.-84O0 Mint, mw Parts. W 000 original miles, JEEPWAGONEER It**- Four-wheel bridge. N.J An equal opportunity em- and related work Monmouth County hood and grill, methanicallv enceiieni Shrewsbury, 841H88 work, good pay. Call belween t-5, mini condition |1«00 or twil otttr Can drlvt. goodtona.ilon. »,00 or best offer NEEDED ployer Call J Nielsen, bit 8400, lor area •46MtO REAL ESTATE SALES —Active Office Too many new earls to list, grea recks ' Highest prices paid perlence In a factory operation prod LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR — penencr and salary desired to Box 309 Sun thru Thurs Middletown area READ ONI CHEVROLET NOVA 1974 — Whltf LABHIOL* MOTORS INC now Call Rocco. 787-1254. 717 3349 uction control department Must be a Wants person to work lull-lime Ex- The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, N.J VEGA 1*77 - 14,000 miles, hatchback perience preferred MuSl have N J 07701 We are a relatively small, closely knit with blut wlnvl roof, two-door, Newman Soring* Rd. Red Bank sell-starter and have the ability to work FULL TIME PERSON — To work in five speed, perfect, one owner, ga driver's license 431-2460. real estate firm We have two or three cylinder, auiomalic. power ttnrlng, Dodge Datlun 74\U%3 JUNK CARS WANTED independently Excellent company automotive sales, must have ex- air and i.irn tow mlfvtgt, A-1 condl raged 12000 741-4)43 benefits. Applv Wheelotk Signals Inc OIL BURNER MECHANIC — Ex openings in our sales staff. We will Red Bank 741-1079 perience in the automotive field Apply LANDSCAPE — Gardener's helper perienced, knowledge of air condition iccept experience or will train the lion, HMO W »» after ] p m, MERCEDES 1»7J 210 — Four-door 27] Branchport Ave. Long Branch at Nichols, Rl 34 and Llovd Re), sedan, slacylinder. automalic. power VEGA 1*7} — Green hatchback, tour TOP DOLLAR N J Equal opportunity employe. Experience preferred Mult have ing a Plus Major fuel oil retailer. Full right new people Have been fn busi- CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1*73 CON steering/brakes, air, stereo, brown speed, replaced engine ittt ytar Ei FOR USED CARS tramportalion M? -W* after *, p m company tenefits Apolv in person, ness approximately 20 years and have cellenl condition mandout Great mpg COUNTER HELP - Parl lime Apply Meenan Oil Company, Broadway and pretty good reputation, You may be VERTIBLE - New tranvmlulMi, all with taddl* interior, 14,200 miles A LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO. INC GASOLINE ATTENDANT - Full LAWN SERVICE — Gardener* helper new iiffj, needi some bodv work. real pretty car at only fS49i, laa and Asking |*00 Call 49S-241J. in person, Danny's Plua and Subs, 1* Maple Place, Kevpori, N.J ighl for us and we may be right for Rt 31 Savreyllle, N.J. 727 1300 time Apply in person, Marlboro wanted, no experience needed Call power iteerlnt/brakei, U-14 mpg license eilra Rtd Bank Volvo, Dealer. Averi Lane. Lillie Silver Chrysler Eixon, Rl 79 Meribor you Let's discuss il. Confidential in- VEGA if?} - Air. automatic tram Ralph, 7I7-4H3 »Mer t, OIL BURNER SERVICE PERSON — Asking U0O Ml 2**J 741-SU4 TOP DOLLAR ervlew. call Jack McGowan al million, mow lirai, radio Needs work Paid for junk and uitd cars DELIVERY PERSON - Part-lime For oil burner service and Installation GARDENER GROUNDSKEEPER — LAWN SERVICE —Pull or part-time. ' 17-3000, 1400 Calt 411 1HS. nights, must have own car. APPIV In k Call belween 15. 741 0610. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*71 -41,000 MERCEDES BENZ - 1973, 4»SE. Call 741-1341 Full time, permanent position Law 13 tS per hour Matawan and WarlDoro mlln. at It, MM Ivory, sun roof, excellent condition person Luigi's Famous Pun 477 mowing, shrub care and general hand REAL ESTATE VISTA CRUISER 1975 - Station wag area, 49)-0376 OPTOMETRIC ASSISTANT — 7W-W7 Also, MERCEOES BENZ - 1948, 110 TOP DOLLAR PAlO Middle ku )\«iw\ N i work References reauired Availeb SALES ASSOCIATE on, mciitnt condition Ont owntr Fun part-time, minimum typing skills, SL, light blue, two toos, air condition For lunk cars. Immediate pickup immediately Locusl. Call 747-1100 LEGAL SECRETARY — E«penence Opening for one full time associate Asking »]» Call M/-4Ml_or Ml-0907 Call 222-1200 or M2-2J40 DELIVERY PERSON - Wanted eve outgoing personality Send resume t CHEVROLET IH- - M) two-beTrtl, ing, automatic, mint S4IH0S or days or>79i409B evenings, •eguired Full time for general prac Jcense • must. Experience helpful. good for parti B«it offer mngs Must have own car Apply in Box A-J47, The Dailv Regisle. 495 1400 VOLVO 1*7] 1Mb — Four-door sedan [ice m Matdwan Can ->u 1231 )ut not necessary. Member of MLS and WANTED — Junk cars and trucks, top person. Danny's Plzia and Subs. It GAS STATION ATTENDANT - Fu Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. tix-cvlindar, automatic, powar sltei tonal Referral Service, training and MtiRf.UMV LIJUOAH nH7 I'M! dollar paid 24 hour pickup. Devi Avers Lane, L.ttle Silver fa and o_rt nme available Apply m pe MACHINE PRESSED - Must be ex -keling programs, One of Mid mgbrakes.air. maroon exterior, black PANTRY PERSON - Applv In person CHEVY MALIBU 1974 - One ownei $300 870-1540 Eves., 542-H2I ' son j&fi Sunoco. 160 Hwy Ik. Belfof perienced Full lime, immediate work ureitn-rt1* leading agencies. Call or leather inttrlor. 73.424 miles i!29i. tai DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER E. between 3-4 a.m. at Oakland Street power steering/brakes, air, AM/FM Call Ml-4374 in dry cleaning plant Little Silver write today for confidential interview and license aKtri Rtd Bank Volvo WANTED - 1970 to 1973 Fiat IM Sport perienced, X-Rav license, some chair- Restaurant. 59B Oakland St. RedBank eight-track, 71.0O0 miles, (JIM Musi GENERAL MAINTENANCE PER Cleaneri. 601 Branch Ave . Little Sil- FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY, 2 Mil. 291-94M. MERCEDES BENZ - 19*7, 13O-S, e. Dealer, 741 MU Spider engine Mde e«wnence preferred 711 Ulb SON — Who has previous experience vtr HHMt. PAINT AND WALLPAPER SALES Woodland Dr.. Middletown, N.J, cellent condition. Air conditioning. Call 47i tm. anytime some of (he following skills Electric j VOLKSWAGEN BUS l«t) - 10,000 UELI GROCERY CLERKS - Full and Siperstein's Paints CHEVROLET 19*4 - Standard Irans AM/FM, power steer ing/brakes Welding. Plumbing. Boiler Operation MAINTENANCE — Enperienced mission, six-cylinder, economics miles on rebuilt engine, some bodv WE NEED USED CARS part-time. Phone '4. 5637 between 79 UnJr)l?town H*i MMHi 7411331 alter 4 p.m Carpentry, Tool Room Mechanic and Plumbing, electrical, carpentry REAL ESTATE SALES-One of Mon- transporletion needs windshield SIM rust, needs some bodv work, tiTOO Top dollar paid, MULLER CHEVRO p.m. for appointment Machine Operations SOUTH RIVE Apartment complex Call 787-7300. 9 PART-TIME SALESPERSON —Guar mouth County's most successful offices Call 741*4*1 MERCEDES BENZ - 19*7, 130 5. IK *7I 4*30 I ! I My, U Mltaw«n itbVHH) DENTAL ASSISTANT - Morganville. METAL PRODUCTS, 100 Church 51 a m * 30 P m anteed hourly rate or commission, ati has openings for new associates Call cellenl condition Air conditioning VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1*77 -Show WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS Matawan ares Experience preferred Mdt-wd'i N J rid]) St>6 1Q6? eads provided. Middletown area Roger Coiens at 741-7686 tor conliden CHEVROLET VEGA t*71 - Needs AM/FM, power steering/brakes MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR — room condition, panama brown. 34,000 SCHWARTZ CflrvsltrPlvmouth Send replies to P O Box C. Morgan 842177*. ial interview. CENTURY II, COZENS engine work. Air, as is. H20. 7411331 after 6 p.m. GENERAL WORK — Pull lime o Excellent opportunity for advance- miles, regular oas, mult sell. Besl Red Bank, 747-0717 vlllt, N.J. 07711 AGENCY, 813 River Rd- Fair Hjjven, Ml 7414 mornings. Becker Hardware. Colt ment minded, lake charge perion PART TIME - Seasonal, golf course MERCEOES 1*72 230 — Four-doo offer *7i «M DENTAL ASSISTANT — Fulltime, »x Neck Phone 431 5*58 Closed Tues Duties include, all exterior grounds lamienance, Howell are* Call Mi REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - CHEVELLE 1*72 - Station wagon, al sedan, six-cylinder, automatic, powe VOLKSWAGEN 1H0 - Runs well. l» perienced. chairside. must have X-Rav open weekends keeping, maintenance, landscape, lot iwver Dolbv, IOM42-4000. For aggressive office with maximum equipped, small VI engine, 44,000 steering, biakei. air, AM/FM. M,23t buMt engine, excellent union car. tlSO license West Long Branch area Send sweeping, snow removal, etc Some raining and advertising programs, milts. Asking iin Call 747-2114 milts with a lot lefl $4230, tax and GLASS TRAINEE — Toiearn auto am PART-TIME - Supervise small group Call miUi resume to Box A 149 The Dailv Reg- mechanical ability is fl plus. Apply MELMED REALTY. 671S6SO, , license extra Red Bank Volvo. Deal general glass trade Com-any-pai if early morning newspaper earners CHEVROLET CHEVELLE 1*73 - Sta isler Shrewsbury N J 07/01 Seaview Square Management Office, 741-SH* pension plan. Blua Cross and Biu he Keansburg are* Good salary and tlon Wagon Power disc VOLVO 197] 144S - 9S.0OO miles, good 51 Help Wanted <-S p.m., Monday throush Friday RESTAURANT HELP - DENTAL SECRETARY — Respon- Shield life insurance, holidavsan ar allowance Supplement vour prts- Brakei'iletring, air, M.0O0 m condition. AMFM eighMrack stereo Waitresses waiters, dishwasher, day MERCEDES 1964 — IKS, sunroof, Male/Female sible, outgoing, excellent hours and vacations Atlantic Glass Co .11 Mapl MAINTENANCE PERSON — Full- ml income Permanent position. Davs, needs ilternator and hood, asking ja/S Asking HXU 7473S41 hifts. year-round position. 842-1771, built automatic transmission, new p_v Professional office experience Ave , Red Bank. N.J. ime tor apartment complex 4/-139*, evenings, I77-4OH firm. 4H-13U t4I-3t», tires. Very goodcondillon, $1400 or be* VOLVO 1967 STAtlON WAGON preferred 787 2900 between 12 30and 1. Call 741-9115 offer Alto 1967 2S0SE. $3100 229 112* RNIM Fl- For rthel, 7-3 and 3to l GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 'a PART-TIME — Afternoons, ex- CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1*72 - 41,000 urn RESTAURANT HELP - Part-time be- Call for appointment, 671-0169 Now K DENTAL ASSISTANT ~- Write Stating to 3 Dm,, Mon through Fn. Appl perienced counter help, small lunch- miles, new transmission, new brake) 719-1071 after 6 MANAGER - Our company htlps ween 11 a.m. and 5 p.m Applv in MERCURY MARQUIS 1*70 House Nursing Home qualifications to Box X-27S, The Dail Maintenance Building. Shadow Lak tie. Red Bank. M2-9541 Musi sell. 1100. 711 7OM, II] noon schools, churches and organizations person WENDY'S RESTAURANT, W0 Four-door, $300 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1971 - Cui ADvt Rl ISING SAL ( SF'I RSONS Register. Shrewsbury. N J 07701 with fun fairs, Christmas programs, Shrewsbury Ave . Tinton Falls; 388 Rt, Call 342-7214 after 6 pm torn, tour cylinder, fuel Infection, regu Full and part-time, for rapidly-growing PART-TIME - Bus driver, prlvata CHRYSLER 1*72 - Good condition, all flUtTAR"TEACHYFT- Experienced etc Previous activity in PTA and other |, Aberdeen, N.J. lar oas. four.speed, AM/FM, redlals, weekly newspaper in the Bavshore DESK CLERK - For Molei. full par school, will train. 14 per hour lo start. new parts Moving to Florid* Musi MERCEDES 1*73 - 2MC, air. Powe 'Olunteer groups helpful Long hours at manual steering, manual brakes EX- time, eve or night shift. Retirees wei Can between 9-4 p m S42-4777 sell t»0 Can be seen al 41 Bray Awe., Good draw against excallent com certain times of the year, but hard steering/brakes, excellent condition CELLENT CONOITION, 11.000 miles come Write to Box M-J94, The Dailv S64-473. RN OR LPN M F - Full or part-time, E Keansurg. mission. Experienced preferred, but k will result in excellent-salary 'ART FULL TIME — Responsible, 531-3961 Call 7391790 14300 . Rtgisler, Shrewsbury, N.J- 07701, • 11 shift. Apply in person. King James willing to train the right person Call HAIRDRESSERS - Staffing a new Apply m person at 19 E Newman enable handvperson wanted to help lursing Home. 400 Hwv. 36. Mid- CORVETTE 1*73 - EnceHgnl condl- MGB l?77 - Convertible, f 7391179 for Interview, DISHWASHER — Porter. Full-time for shop in a two mtlhon dollar pla;a Springs.Rd. Shrewsbury iround motel Call M2-1I37. VOLKWAGENS 1971 - Beetle, fOur- Ittown. lion T-iop. Best offer over i7IGC G cylinder, lourspeed. manual steering nursing home Experienced only need Days 547-6612 Eves 172 8007 *71-3411 soeed, 197] Super Beetle, automatic, power brakes, AM/ FM, looks and run ALLIE~D~FIRE i~SAFETV apply Too salary, altar short probi both eilra clean 7SO-1010 Colts Neck HAIR CUTTER STYLIST - Full In MANICURIST PEOICURIST — NS OR LPNS (M Fl — Full or part new, 16.311 miles $4S»5, tax and license SERVICE TECHNICIAN lion penoa M 93 per hour, plus al CREDIT PROBLEMS with some experience Three-day week Top salary. All In- me. 11 to 7; 30 am RNi V46 Der eight extra Red Sank Volvo, Daalei CALL FOR APPOINTMENT benefits. Do not phone, applv in person, No cash? If you're working, we can VOLKSWAGEN DUNE BUGGV 1970- quiries confidential Call 747-4790 days. our shift; LPNs S35 per tight hour 741-3W4. 741-2117 Call 671-1673 help lo gat you financed No money Low mHeage, good condition, will i Mon -Fn. only, * a m -4 p.m, Atlantic nift Edcellent benefits Call Mr* inspection HMO 172-1]]!. Highlands Nursing Home. S Mid- HELP WANTED - Apply in persor PIZZA MAKER — Or short order cook down Payments arranged to suil your MGB CONVERTIBLE — 1974, Vtllow ng, Westwood Hall. 222-5177,8-4 p.m. dletown Ave . Atlantic Highlands between 2 and 4 p m,. on Thurs. or Fri MECHANIC - Experienced on con- Apply in parson Lulgi's Famous Pitta, needs Many New and Quality used excellent condillon 31.000 miles 13100 Riverside Exxon. Rt 35 and Recto struction equipment and Irucks Call 77 Middle Rd , Ma/let Cars lo choose from. Call Mr. Freder- Call 142 7*04 DlSHWASHI H icks al Rastai Pontlec. 39S Broad St , 3 Trucks And Trailers Place. Red Bank Donald Willis or Bill Conwav. S4Z-237B ALESPERSON - Counter help, full Full lime, Call Mr. Elliot. 'LUMBER - Experienced, good pav, Red Bank. 74I51M ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE - nd part-time. Apply in person, FW MGB 1*73 — Engine recently rebuilt 741 4131 le salary plus many extras, must HOSTESS HOST Eiwnenced al a-d holidays Woolworth's. Broad St., Red Bank. new top, two new tires, needs bodv 1964 CHEVROLET FLAT BED — Low MEDICAL TRANSCRIBERS DATSUN DUD 1*74 - Hatchback Im- e some retailing experience Apply ternoon and evening shift Over II 3913003 work. Besl otter Call 291-2309 profile steel bad with saddle boxes, DIVING INS! RUI low Opportunities lo worK at home or in our maculate condition, 42,000 miles, auto Apply in person Shore Point Inn. J3tC ALES - Sporting Goods store. Full both tides, I wo-sveed rear, new rubber Nichols. Rl 34 and Llovd Rd.. Contact Community YMCA East Brunswick oflict. We have im- PLUMBER - Experienced Steadv metlc transmission, AM radio 12300 MUSTANG 194? - Needs work $300 Oi Hwv 35. Hailel nd part-time positions available. APP paint and interior * i/CM) 2«US73. Matawan, 'it 2SO4 mediate openings lor medical tran- early work Must have tools 7I7M7I after j p.m bast offer v al 112 Main St.. Matawan IMMEDIATE OPENINGS" — scribers experienced in all phases of Call afltr 5. 747-0493 Call attar 4 p m , 7I779V7 ASSEMBLERS NEEDED — To work DRIVERS — Van or small vehicle for CHEVROLET VAN 1970 — Sli' short order cooks, waitresses wai medical transcription. Must have tx- DODGE MONACO BROUGHAM 1971 nanufacluring plant, experience school Iransportalion. Morning and af- cylinder, slandard, very good condl bus person No phone calls. Appl. lensive knowledge of medical term)- PLUMBER - Experienced - Nine passenger asking $1300 Call MUSTANG 194' — Good running condi helpful Full-time positions. 7 30 a.m.-4 ternoon work available Apply Yellow More Classified tlon. best offer. Call 717 MM; 7I7-H7J. r Dave Davis Lanes, 80G IOIOOV Excellent earnings potential Benefits, steadv work Mr Somari. 747-4311. lion Asking $400 m South River Metal Products Co , Cab Co. 101 Oakland SI . Red Bank Shrewsbury Ave . Tinton Falls Call 1M-0187 alter 1pm. 2910191 Call 1701574 CHEVROLET 1944— FlUDad. low pro K . 100 Church St., Malewan, N J, m Not ppf DODGE VAN — 1971. very good condi 0774? 201 566-7087 ^ DRAPERY HANGERS - Must be ex- file. Heel bed with saddle bones, two NSURANCE — Agency commercia lion. 24,000 miles Six-cylinder, good on MUSTANG 1946 - Hardtop, Sli perienced Earn extra money in your speed rear, new rubber. Mini and Underwriter Expenencerequired E gat. 13200. Call 49SIIIJ After i, cylinder automatic, $1000. AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON - soare lime, make your own hours Interior $1700 19L3S71 cellenl salary and benefits Write i 717-7144, After 6. 4712542 " enence preferred. Call Ed Little Silver Cleaners, 601 Branch Ave , SiHtlp Wanted SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted surance. P.O Boa 887, Red Bank, N J CHEVROLET *d TON PICK-UP 197] — nard, King's Oldsmobile Cadillac, Llltle Silver 741-1108 . DOOGE - f*7S, Coronet station wag- OLDSM0BILE CUTLASS 1973 — 07701 v a. 3M cubes. Custom 20, tour-soeed •hotel 46? 0042 on, power steering and brakes, air, Power steering/brakes, air, AM/FM transmission, all heavy duty sus- DRY CLEANING COUNTER HELP — Stereo After 6:30 C m.. 219-2917 AUTO SALESPERSON - Experience NSPECTOR QUALITY CONTROL - original owner. $1100. MM51S. pension, very good condition. $3100 Apply in person, Anthony's Cleaners erred, bul nol necessary Good op- Electro Mechanical, electronic ex Call 164-M1I and Tailors 19 Monmouth 51 . Red DODGE DART 1*74 — Two-door, six- OLDSMOB1LE 197] CUTLASS 442 — unity with expanding AMC and ence and or education Diversiflei Bank. N.J. _^ assignments, growth potential. Appl' Engln»ri cylinder. Asking $1)00. Excellent condition, many new parts Jeep Dealership Call lor appointment CHEVROLET STEP VAN 1949— New Electro Impulse Lab.. 1805 Corlia 7173442 $1100 or best offer 264-136*. between 11 a.m. and S p.m., 264-1774. DRIVERS - Taxi Full and part-time anslna, clutch, tlrei. needs painted. Ave . Neptune 7J6-S800 $KW 4VS-004]. davs Must have excellent driving re- DOOGE DART 1*72 — Custom, six- OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC cord. Apply in person, Yellow Cab Co., INSPECTOR, MECHANICAL - Ex cylinder, four-door sedan, radio, BROUGHAM 1*79 - Luxury eqi Must be skilled in complete automobile tOt Oakland St , Red Bank, between CHEVROLET C-JO — 1944 penence preferred with castings anc heater, air, power steering, regular ment, 11 mpg 3600 miles. $4930 repair Very busy shop Flve-davwork hours 10 7. Mon Ihrough Fn 1ZOO layout Capable ol using all measuring Telecommunications gat Asking $700. I29-3011. 530 *2« >k Excellent pav plan and benefits NHM Apply in person or call Circle Chevrolet ELECTRitTlANT HELPERS - Will- instruments Good pay and oenetils DODGE CHALLENGER 1970 JI6 - OLDSMOBILE REGENCY *f 1*79 - Engineered Precision Casting Co DODGE CARGO VAN 1976 — Company. 641 Shrewsbury Awe.. ing to learn the electrical trade in Automatic, new tires, excellent condi- White with blue landau roof, loaded Middletown 671-2424 Tradesman DIM). si« cylinder, auto- Shrewsbury, N J 741 3130. Ask for Nick esidentlal wiring. Call 2513556. Hon. $1200. Call *44-3O»1, MN» or best offer. Call 229-UI1. matic, power steering/Drakes, air, iKid. Service Manager ELECTRICIAN - Experienced only INTERNAL TANK CLEANER Engineers OPEL MANTA 1973- Good condition stereo tape, black exttrior, with DOOGE VAN Ifel — Custom interior, AUTO MECHANICS-A and B grades, Leave name and number WANTED — Nlghi shift only Union, al new clutch/front brakes, best offer portholes. 61.434 mllei. 13495, tax and Cresars. CB. Must sell, no reasonaDle icellenf pay, great hours, good bene 244-1647 benefits. Apply in person at Roll Call M21191 Icense extra Red Bank Volvo, Dealer, offer refuted, Can be seen al West Long fits Call Frank Fleming. KmgOldsmo Trucking Corporation. 295 Broadway Branch Mobil, Rie. 3* and Broadwiv 741- f XPf Hit Ni I I) SINGl I NE EDI E Kevport, N.J PINTO 1972 - Automatic, (our Cadillac. Freehold, 462-0042. MlWVfn 9 S After 5 iJtit/i OPERATORS - Wanted to work on cylinder, new paint, new brakes and EL CAMINO 1974 —MS engine.. \MH children's coats 35-hour week INVENTORY AND RECEIVING tune-up. 63.000 miles Asking $730 Af nllet, 19 mpg , silver and black AUTO MECHANIC - Experienced, DOOGE ASPEN 1*74 - Special Edi- must have own tools 741-9025- CLERK - Must have minimum ler 6 P-m , call 671-4174. one Many extras. Best offer. (al tion. Four-door, power steer Call 747-0159 rt experience to work in menufac mg-brakes, 47,000 miles, excellent con 739-OMO. EXHAUST SYSTEMS INSTALLER - ng plant South River Metal Prod PLYMOUTH VALIANT 19M — Needs (or the SAN FRANCISCO area dltlon, $2400 Call Ml-7544. BA.R PERSON — Part-lime. Ex- Experienced and tools reauired APPIV Co. inc. Matawan 201-566-7087 some work, besl offer. Call after 4 p.m KORD CLUB VAN - 19/0 auiomalic perienced Apply in person. 1-4 p.m. m person, beiween 8-12 Meineke. 661 ... • ylnulrr radlals FM and catt nfK FIAT 124 WAGON 1*73 - 47,100 miles, win7 ' Palmer Lounge. 589 Palmer Ave . East Hwv, 35. Middletown. . JANITOR HANDYPERSON — Fo Excellent condlt SPC provides a common carrier Telecommunications Systems 2* mpi. regular gas, tour-speed, radi- on. illOO. Ceil Keansburg. manufacturing plant. Full time. Mul ah, luggage rack Very good condition, PLYMOUTH SPORT 197S - Suburban 7J1-4175. EXPERIENCED - Permanent part have driver's license. Apply in person linking 60 Metropolitan areas Our coasl-io-coasl network of micro- Wagon, fully loaded, excellent condi SUM 741-244). BASKETBALL COACH — Wanted for time salesp Eieclro impulse Lab. 1805 Corlies Ave tlon, 11700 Call afler 6, 4H-1W7. FORD VANS - (3). 1972, 1949, 1947. wave relay, satellite and switching systems provide voice, data and a local Temple Salary dependent upon Sal in local Neniune FIAT SEDAN 1*74 — Automatic. 34,000 Can be Men al Meenan OH Company, facsimile transmission services to the business community PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1*72 - Sli individual and experience Call be- miles. $1100 Broadway and Maple Place, Kevoort. FACTORY HELPER — Responsible JANITOR — For industrial and oflic cylinder, green, new radial tire*, good twetn ••$ p.m.. S362300 Call W-O7I) Price for quick sale. Also 1970 Chevro- person to watch machines Some heavy cleaning. Full-time days only Mir mpg, excellent condition Asking U 230 let luel oil delivery truck; 1967 Dodge BOYS GIRLS Work alter school, lifting involved APRIV at Bav Tex. imum wage lo start Applv in person Our ultra modem facilities, just 10 miles south of FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Levlne I4M934 fuel oil delivery truck. and Saturday. Earn JIS to iM wr week Locusl St Keyport Ralph Friedland & Broihers. Locus San Francisco provides a superb environment in Motors Corp . Maple Ave , Red Bank PONTIAC GRAND SAFARI WAGON For IJFlher mlormalion call'Mr Pe- SI , KevDOrt 741-4370. TRUCK INSURANCE FACTORY HELPER - Full-lime, which to work and the San Francisco Bay 1*71 — Nino Passenger, fully equipped ters. 542-4OPO FREE quotes and binder* by phone davs only Experience preferred, bul Area is undoubtedly one of the choicest loca- FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER asking HW0. Call Mr Somirs. 7*7 4311 CALL TOLL-FREE t00 822 «T03 BOOKKEEPER — For small office. not necessary, minimum wage to start KEYPUNCH BILL LANZAftO'S AUTO SALES INC. experienced in payroll, accounts re- Applv in person. Ralph Friedland & tions in which to live Whatever your interests- PONTIAC 196* — A-l condition, new 334 Main St Matawan ilHOW ceivable and payable Must be able lo OPERATORS the Opera. Symphony. Theatre, the Best Res- transmission and motor, runs good Brolhpi ••. I oi usl Si Kivporl 4 Motorcycles type Wnle oasl experience and start- must sell, asking 1SO0 739-9211 o MATAWAN taurants, incomparable Night Life . or sailing FIREBIRD — 1*77, automalic. air, ing salary expenses P O Bon J83, West FARM HELP - Pickirl and packing ?3f 9616. both after 4:30 pm 2ND SHIFT power steering/brakes. FM stereo. MS Long Branch. N.J.. 07764. vegetables, full or part-time Call or Wind Surfing on the Bay. Skiing and Sailing al FULL PART TIME V-«, 35,000 m.les. Good condition $42» CYCLE INSURANCE 946-4286 or 946-0885 Lake Tehoe • the Wine Country we've got rt Call 172-0341 FREE Quotes and binders by phone. BOOKKEEPER - Pan time. Tuesday We have immediate openings tor e: CALL TOLL-FREE MO-a22-97Q3. ind Friday 10-4 }0 FLOOR WAXER CLEANER — Full- perienced operators >n our new office FORO VAN 19*4 - For sale "as Is", Call 922-4612 time, in health care lacihtv Call Med conveniently located lo all major high $225 firm. DIRT BIKE-HONDA - CRI3S Elsinor ways Start with good salary, full com RED BANK VOLVO •center, 842-3*00 ' 1976' Used twice, mini condition. Neve BUSSERS PANTRY PERSON - IB 01 pany benefits, 37 j-hour work week and MMW 111 |. NEWMAN SPRINGS RO Due to >apid and healthy growth, this nationwide raced MW Call after 6. IH-3152 •ei. will tram FLOOR WAXERS JANITORIAL congenial working conditions Call RED BANK, 741-3M6 subsidiary of Southern Pacific Company has FORD VAN 1974 — Like new. 23,000 842-9811 HELP — Needed lor a contract clean- AM-S P M (or aopointmenl miles, CB, stereo, interior customized. Open 1 nights to_l 30 P.m. Sal until 4 ing company for part-lime mornings IMMEDIATE OPENINGS in the following TELE- U3»/t»sl offer 172-1117 after 4. FREEHOLD CAREER OPPORTUfiTTV - Ha REDIKfiR SHERMAN Long Branch and Hailei areas Please CMF CORP. 583-3660 COMMUNICATIONS DISCIPLINES: . lionallv known company seeking sales call 8O039I6948 Eaual Opportunity Employer M F DODGE PEUGEOT FORD MACH I 1*72 — 311 Cleveland, HONDA -epresentalives Background in ac- air conditioning. AM tape. 12200 Cair Rt M—Will Township—449-2100 counting, law and mvestmenls heloful. arffer 5 p.m., 141-4444. GRAND OPENING bul noi mandatory Life income alter RITTENHOUSE 20 vaart. 741-4900 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted FORD STATION WAGON 1947 — 289 LINCOLN MERCURV, Inc Lowest Prices in N.J. • MANAGER OF SWITCH FREEHOLD HONDA VI engine, excellent on gas. new tires 900 Hwv 35 77VI3OO Ocean Twp RT 9 SOUTH CAR POLISHER - 'For large GM and battery, juit passed inspection. II Dealer, new car department Good Wood St.. Keansburg. Asking $]» or STEIN CADILLAC FREEHOLD, N.J. NETWORK PLANNING 462-4M1 salary, all Innge benefits For in- best offer ASBURY AVE , ASBURY PARK lerview. Phone 741-6200.9 a m to So m 773 2100 •WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD" HELP WANTED FORD MAVERICK 1*70 HARLEY 5PORSTER 1947 — Good CAFETERIA HELP- Five.day week. • SENIOR SWITCH With mags, 1W0 STRAUB BUICK OPEL condition, best offer. Call after i o 8.00-2 30 Tarco Food Service, rear of Call 7I7-4174. NINE ACRES of New and used Cars 717 34)$ Ask for Bob EA.I building, Rte 36. West Long 1ALE OR FEMALE Hwv 31 2*4-4000 Keypoi Branch. NETWORK PLANNERS FORD GALAXIE 300 - 1*71, good HOND* 1974 - MT7U Enduro 1,100 Persorf lo like complete charge ol carriers in Atlantic condliion, $400. Call after 3 P.m THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new miles UW 634-IM4, davs. S42-162S, CAFETERIA AIDE - One hour daily, 264-4747 and used cars In Monrnouin County alter 5 Ask for Ross S3 25 per hour Little Silver School Highlands find Locust areas. Must have seryiceafcle Over 100 aircondiiloned new cars li Contact Mr Stanley Scharl. Principal. van or statnn wagon. Call • TRAFFIC FORECAST ENGINEERS FORD LTD t*73 WAGON - Excellent Stock McGLOIN BUICKOPEL INC. HONDA HAWK 1978 — Low mlleaoa Point Rd School. 741-4022 Eaual OP condition, S4.SO0 miles, $1200, Shrewsbury Ave New Shrewsbury Asking 1900 poriunity employer Call 4*31192 after & 741-6200. Call Bob, 164-0440 CARPET CLEANER— No experience Th^Dally/Sunday Register HONDA 1972 - 35OCC. needs muffler necessary. Paramount will train Musi II you |0in SPC in one ol the aoove positions you will be a member ol a small and minor reeairs. best o'fer have own vehicle Call 6" 6859 2 Autos For SJit tti'tt/4 Circulation Dept. group responsible lor designing SPC's rapidly growing circuit switched 2Aito»ForSalt CASHIER — Part-time. Mon. through network The scope includes traffic lorecasts. network design, network HONDA — 1977. XL-12S Fn . 11 a m to 4 p.m Apply in person. simulations and deveiopmeni ol computerized network design aids tsoo Marine Lumber. Sea Bright 542-4000 S91-1448 CASHIER WANTED Ask lor Mr. McKnight THE building is old HONDA SL 70 1972 - Good condition Fore Lakes Golf Club WO. 84?-4 Ml Other opening! eilat for: 741 0619 THE owners are new— • MANAGER OF SWITCH SYSTEMS KAWASAKI 1)75 — KZ-400, new tank, tor a local Temple Salary depends • SENIOR SWITCH SYSTEM ENGINEERS custom seat, etc , blue, electric start, upon individual and experience. Call 17)0 firm. 164-J290 between 9 & p.m.. 536-2300 KAWASAKI 1979 LTD 1000 — Bl MAY we serve you? CHEMICAL ENGINEER ENTRY LEVEL through MANAGEMENT POSITIONS are available You green, gold decals. ISO miles Seldom To manage production in an expanding must have demonstrated experience and appropriate degree These are used, sacrifice S2900 Call 671-4M2. iSOemplove* multi-plant chtmiCi manufacturing lac idly. Successful cat AUTOMOTIVE exceptional opportunities lor career minded individuals. KAWASAKI 1976 - Maroon, gets M didate must have a BSCHE and a mpg New tires. Excellent condition REMSEN DODGE minimum of seven years hands-on in Plus extras 1600. 717-4021 dustnal experience with proven ablht Main II., Mauwan, 1 Mock wm of RR Ititlon SUZUKI I97S — RMW 1400. Per PERSONNEL condition Call 634-2194, Davs, 842-162}. problems without reliance on "Ex afler S. Ask for Ross. perls Mult be a profit-orlenled 566-6100 DOER" in a company which offers We are looking tor a few select people to join SUZUKI RM US - 1977 leftover, gas rewards for success and no Place to our ever busy dealership. LOCAL INTERVIEWS nistorv to Madison Industries Inc , P O floi 175. Old Bridge, N J 0US7. • PARTS COUNTERMAN TRIUMPH 450 1968 (Ford experience) ino CLEANING PERSON - For motel VALUABLE COUPON rooms and efficiencies, steady work SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8 Call afler 5 om.. 747-un • CLASS A MECHANIC Call 042-1037 YAMAHA ENDURO US 1975 - Elec (Ford experience) To arrange convenient interview with our Technical Representatives at trie start, excellent condition, low CLERK-TYPIST the HILTON INN, Tinton Falls, otl Exit 105. Garden Slate Parkway please 50 CENTS OFF mileage 1SW Call 841 4031. • CLASS B MECHANIC Clerk TVPISI available in the Aberdeer phone Harry Speitz al Township Welfare Department Musi (Ford experience) 5 Auto Services/ Parts be able to type 40 w.p m and be able All company paid benefits Don't miss this opportunity to Your Next ) handle routine office procedures as til as deal with the public Resident better yoursell and work for the area's finest Ford Dealer. 600/227-NzfEit. S39 ir all COLLECT 415/6K-5600.Eit.53« CHEVELLE 1965 - 2S3 engine, pot f Aberdeen Township preferred Ap- Call now for a confidential interview. Ask for Jack Stillings DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD rear, can be driven $75 plication may be obtained in person at or Bob Lyttle. By presenting this coupon Call 946-4740 nship Municipal offices, 147 Lower Mam Street, Aberdeen. N.J. 07747. When placing you' ciass^ed ad CHRYSLER 300 — 1969 for parts. En (Sony, nol good tomtit Fimilf At> glne and transmission In good condi CLERICAl iptrlancfd, tlon. Some new parti 787-4454. or Contncl Advertisers) central (lie Ping required Contact Per- TOMS FORD INC. SPConunuiwcBtmis AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Auto Rent/Lta»« sonnel Department, Shrewsbury State Bank.'465 B'oad SI . Shrewsbury, N J fti. 3a. Keyport Exit 117 Girdin Slid Pkwy. a Southern Pacilic Subsidiary CLERK - Part-time. Apply in perjon RENT A VAN — Low. low rates. Cal CBS Supermarket, One Adrian Court P. 0. Bon 174 Call 542-1700 Marty. TOM'S FORD. Hwv. J5, Key 264-1600 or 264-1640 Burllngami, CA M010 it Main St . Ktansburo Mall checks to: The Daily Register port, 2441*00 _^___ COUNTER PERSON - Midmghl to B One Register Plaza. Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 USED AUTO & VAN RENTALS a.m.. no experience, must be strong, 17 A DAY 107 'MILE -pliable honfit Call-566 M91 i CALL TOLL FREE fK>BI2 9'«! 11 Ht«» Wanted II H«lp Wanted SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, t979 The Drily Register 19 KMOOL 1UI D«IVM»WANT[O- •V tm-IHO Kheol nar EiMrMrcad 71 Merchandise 101 Apartments 101 Apartmtnti or will train. GoM noun, soon pav TELLERS For Salt Locel bank hei an Immediate ootnint HIGHLANDS — Waterfront Two tibia In ottun. Halfrlch |ui Co. SO] n Rumson for • full time teller. Ex- RED BANK - Three large rooms, loultl Laurtl Ava.. Watt Kaamhirg bedrooms, kids, pats o.k., alt-«leclrU bath, shower, ti Canal St., second perience preferred, but not ntcaturv. SHOWCASES — Lighted Moor, neat lo Roots. SJOO p*u» utilities ' vou ar« Interested In joining the Flnt Excellent condition ttCMTAftY/tOOKKtlPIII - STATE RENTALS Ut. H1-HU 741 2*7t or 741 7155 lo«m Irani Mull U amDItlom ano 774-1111 or 741-5093 "* »l« aonaaranca ttnillu Cull HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, bills RED BANK — One-ftedroom luxury STEREO — BoseWI's. BSRequalijei Mia Suit Machankal. I41-7ttl paid, cal ok., yard. apartments 1325 Includes heal Pioneer amp, 65 watts, reasonable Ask FIRST NATIONAL STATE TIM BRO INC., BKR ISO 5444105 741 2194 SECRETARY - Interesting position BANK-EDISON lor Bob, »42 3679 with Youth Services Bureau located In KEYPORT - Available Immediate!, RED BANK — Beautiful two-bedroom, Equal Opportunity Employer M/F THE USED FURNITURE CENTER Itie Botrshort area Mutt be CETA •nd Oct One-bedroom apartment No carpeting, dishwasher, M25. tenant H7 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank eligible. Good typing skills, orgamilng pets Call before 5, 264-8544 TELLERS Been*. Has beent and Why Not* i alt utilities 7*1 HH ability. flaMlble person, good team KEYPORT — Two-bedroom In two ire looking lor experienced lull and RED BANK — One-bedroom, two worker. Call 7]f-o»S from J-i p m THREE"PIECE~SECTIONAL - Cus lamliv Available Sept i IM, lecurtl Part-time tellers Excellent employee blocks from Rfl, bus and business dls be net Ms offered Salary commensurate lom drapes, child's Magnus organ end required 566 5113 trlct, 1400 Cell 747-2141. with experience To set up an appoint lawn cushions. Asking HOP 717 tiM SECRETARY -To Engineer General men) Please contact the Personnel De KEANSBURG - Beechview Garden! office work, heevv tVPirvg Apply In RUMSON - On the river, targe studio partm»nt at Shrewsbury State Bank. TORO RIDING LAWN MOWER - etfklencv, heat, hot water and cooking perton, Electro impulw Lib, 114 apartment, available Seel 1. Call •417700 An equal opportunity em- mi, good condition g«S included, 1115 7174175 Cfminut St., Red Birth. Barbara. 841 «H1. . plover 741S*i9 KEANSBURG - Two-family house RUMSON SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR - Ex- TV RCA — 21" color, stereo combine one bedroom, near Kennedy Way. Ofll Two-bedroom apartment perienced on min'i and iadits' TELLERS lion Walnut cabinet. AM FM radio 51 H#|P wanted 52 Babysitting/ il Business Call Mt-9105 •irmenU. Auptv In person. Anlhorty'i Commercial Bank presently has open- 71 Merchandise Under RCA contract UK 7M 0310 or STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-e«14 Cleinen and Tellori.» Monmouln St, ings lor part time tellers in our Mon Child Cart Opportunities For Salt 264-Q3M. RUMSON — Studio an river, two Red Bar*, W.J. mouth County offices. Experience pre KEYPORT — Club Village One- WAITERS/WAITRESSES YORK STANDARD WEIGHTS - MA rooms, heal paid lerred out will train Call L Stevens. Mdroom apartments, available lor TIM BRO INC., BKR W 5444W05 SECURITY GUARDS-Holmdel Kev 434-5100, Ext 474, Commercial Trust YEAR ROUND RED BANK - Starling September 1 DELICATESSEN - Profitable, rapid DRUM — Nine-piece drum set. double lbs. 6 ft bar and dumb bells included Sept 1. $285 month, |V| months tacur- port ana Part lime, full lime Mutt- ' Of N.J. Monday through Friday, t 30-5 30 P m Iv growing, high quality and excelien bass. Zlldiitn cymbals. J275 Ask for Incline dec line bench Besl offer Cal itv. includes heat, hoi weter and took SHADOW LAKE VICLA6E - Con- Naat, clean record, phone, car Re FULL.-T.ME Must have references and transporta- JM-47H after* p.m- reputation in prime location Owne Kirk, 7I7-W7. mg Can between 9 5 dally, 264-8313 dominium Brtantf new, one bedroom. tlrwt welcome. MlMl-om TEMPORARY WORK - With poslbili EXPERIENCED ONLY tion For my home or yours Call will consider financing Qualified buyer 1 > baths tar rent. Oct. occupancy Iv of permanent for ground main- 5309487 after 6:30 p.m. Call our commercial department DRUM SET — Five-piece with Zildiiei KEYPORT - Washer dryer for Mom. 7875141 __^__ SECURITY GUARD - Experienced tenance work Some knowledge of CHANNEL CLUB CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtors cymbals Crash, ride, and Hi-Hell, Iwi 72 Garage Salts one bedroom, kids ok Under (300 only. 4-12 or 12-1 thill Salary, week- black topping and landscaping Only MONMOUTH BEACH "independently Owned" months old. barely used, original! STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-M34 SPACIOUS — )vi-raom apartment, end*, year-round Apply in ptrwn al those not afraid of hard work need 53 Domestic Help 813 River Rd Fair Havei 1700 Remo Heads, all hardware, mui Yard Sales •econd floor, looking Bav. Utilities In Irtc Harbor Office, 1 Simon Lake Drive APPLY IN PERSON KEYPORT - Fourroom garden, kkts apply Send name, address and phone (1011 741-7616 sell. Wi firm Call Bill after 4 t luded except electric Business people Atlantic Highland* Applications close DO NOT CALL ok, heal paid number to; Box A ]», The Daily Reg 671 503 V FOUR FAMILY GARAGE SALE -303 preferred No pets. Call W-04M after COMPANION - To help cere Ibr elder liter. Shrewsbury, N j 07701 ESTABLISHED PRE-KIN Poole Ave.. Union Beech, N J Wed TIM BRO INC. BKR. 150 S44O905 iv lady Live in. Call after 6 P m , DERGARTEN — Nursery school (Fo FIRESTONE — Chest-type tree/er. I J SECRETARY - Mull work six davi WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Ex- Thurs Fn Aug 79 30 31st U P.m KEYPORT - Three-room eprepart TIRE PERSON ~ Truck, tire e« 7472155 lease) Bavshore area State approve! cu fl woodgrain. like new Asking 1225 WEST END - One-bedroom efficiency Light Ivping and filing. Blue Crott, perienced only Apply in person be- ment, one bedroom, modern one-story, perie»ce only Red Bank Tire Co., lor 20 children per session Write Boi mu-,1 veil 7327812 GARAGE SALE - Bel we we got whit apartment, patio, pool, unfurnished. Blue Shalld- Call 7312535 tween 4* p.m. al Ve Cottage Inn. 14* HOUSEKEEPER -Live inLighicook- suitable for one person including cook 747-3404 Z-201. The Daily Register, Shrewsbury you want velvet headboard, tables 1110 month plus utilities 170-4007 W Front SI,, Keyport. ing and cleaning FIREWOOD — Full cord, guerenled ing ga* and heat Refrigerator Secur NJ 07 701 lamps and more 141 Twinbrooks Aye SECRETARY - For attractive real TIREIREJ[ pPERSON - And low truck Call 363 4656 delivered Top Quality Seasoned hard itv end lease, no pels tliO per month WEST END - Three rooms, pool, kills WAITRESSES/WAITERS - Chashier Middlrlown Aug X, 9-4 estate office, pleasant working condi drie)-rivel, full-time, must have ex- F-Abl FOOD Drive m resieurani wood 291 *81S or 791 4813 Can 495-1710, between 8-3 P.m t>aid 1)00 and host/hostess Experienced only MATURE WOMAN — Able to be away lioni, friendly atmosphere Hours Sal . Call S46410S Hwv 35, one acre corner properl GARAGE SALE - Chairs sofas, bab* TIM BRO INC., BKR W Apply in person at The Red Oak Diner, five months Inn winter In Florida with FOR BEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND KEYPORT — 3't-rwm apartment, t-1, and Sun. 10-1, Call 671-3500, Loads of parking. Excellent equip furniture, TV. gas oven, national geo Rl 35, Hailet. elderly woman Must have car Send ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS large rooms, all utilities supplied graphics, toy*, mini frige, book cases SERVICE STATION PERSONNEL / resume and references to Box A JM. 264-3TH. 102 Houiti For R»nt Able to do lighi mechanical work,/* TRUCK DRIVER The Daily Register. Shrewsbury. N J . TUSTING PIANO CO. dog house, records, typewriters, add WAITRESS/WAITER — Part-time, 701 Bangs Ave Asbury Park-77JU74 ing machines .16 Church St.. Mid LONG BRANCH - Uptown, two peritneed, full lime Apply at Mon- it-6 p.m. Country club grill room Ask 01701. . PART-TIME, Veterans—rum-veterans 1006 Hwv IS, Ocean-77S-06*4 dlelown. Mon. Tut, I am 9 p.m bedrooms, no leete, atl utilities paid, mouth Street Chevron, Red Bank. for Mr. Elliot, call 741-4111. LIQUOR STORE - (Union Beach) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - tm Experience preferred but not ncces- WOMAN WANTED- To live In female 6T1tt*1. sewing room. S175 Building and business Asking si 15 000 FREE FIREBRICK naculate three bed room ranch, four SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — wry. We'll pay vou to learn in the or cltiien'i home Nurting skills WAITRESS/WAITER - Part-time Approximately 350 pieces, vou haul HIGHLANDS - Multiple sales Aug STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747«4]4 jears old immediate occupancy U» Experienced only 16S Hwv 16, West ARMY RESERVE Call necessary Light housework and Volume 1161.000 Terms firokei Apply alter 2 o m . Mark's Famous 71 Sept 2nd Paradise Trailer Park. a month plu> security. Call 171-1143. Keansburo 7171390 cooking involved. Good home. Walking 101-376-3566 anytime MMtH MATAWAN — Ofll ol many Three Deli, 11 Mechanic St.. Red Bank. IS pm RED BANK 741-S93O distance to ocean and stores. Call THRIFT SHOP — Good location, rea FREE Firebrick, •SDPronmatelv 350 bedrooms, heal paid, kldt ok, well lo- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Sli rooms, SHEET METAL HELPER - For ai NEPTUNE 774 1346 775-5*44 between 9 a m-11 noon sonable Call 787 7811. please keep ring pier.es. vou haul HUGE YARD SALE Stove, relrlfl wed carpeti. Call. kids, pets, garage, |300 conditioning and heating company. Ex WE HAVE - An interest ing, stimu- FT, HANCOCK 877012* Phone 7472364 eralor, washing machine, power tools, STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9414 TIM BRO INC, BKR. W M4-0W perlence preferred, benefits, Call Mid lating, part lime position, available lo plumbing supplies, air conditioner) Slate Mechanical Contractors Inc , right parties Four-hour, five-day in 54 MIDDLETOWN - Two bedrooms, CHALIT — One-bedroom • left - Situations Wanted and more Aug 30. 31st ., Sept 1st fl* Mt-fift. office work Write P O Box 724, Red FURNITURE fenced tor kids and petl, four ap- privacy $*» per month. 62 Mortgages 13 Norlh Shore SI , Keansburg Bank. N.J. 07701. Female Furniture at a fraction above cost Any pliances, basement, two baths Call 741 Ml evenings SHORT ORDER COOK - Full time, TRUCK DRIVER name brand available, such as Ben STATE RENTALS Bkr 74M414 LOOK GARAGE SALE - Powfi afternoon and evening shift. Apply In WIRE PERSON - Experienced in AC mnoton Pine. Pennsylvania House. EATONTOWN - Eight rooms, kWt, N J Homeowners tools, stereo, van seats, diamond ring person, Howard Johnson's Restaurant, PART TIME Velerans-non-veterans power wiring from schematics with BABYSITTING - Watching a child Century, Henredon, Heritage Hickory, MODERN APARTMENT — N»n oett, garage. GET U.OO0 bikes, furniture, sprev guns and more Pte ]f, Middletown, No phone calls Experience preferred but noi ntr.es minimum of supervision, Must know from River Plata elementary school Thomasville, and many mpre For transportation Bell time lo cell ii 1IM BRO IN) HKH |M 4440*0) 130000 MORE! Thurs only. SI East Bergen PI . Red Please. sarv We'd pav you to learn in the components* wiring siting Apply Elec Hour^ 3 i Call NT-TIM more information call weekdays. II (o before rwn, 4*5-0416 Fasl decisions, confidential service on Bank, B 4 p i., ARMV RESERVE Call' tro imoulfV Lab. IMS Cornet Ave, HioHiANliS Ihrmn «Hweek'k si dtsl One BABYSITTING - Experienced main secondary Mortgage Loans' •* NAVESINK RIVER - Contemporary SHIPPING/STOCK CLERK - Mail Neplune 776 SBOO bedroom, verd for kids and petsits,, only er In Belford home wilh play yard will VARD SALE - Sat and Sun . Sept der company, must drive Accur,. RED BANK - Nfi HORIZON CREDITCORP 721-6666 Penthouse, two bedrooms, two baths provide snacki and crafts Reasonable 2 Assorted items Corner ol Leonard dtpvndible and willing to work. Write NEPTUNE 774- OUTH ADVI5OR For local Tern Crystal Brook Professional Bldg Furniture Catalog Service ol N J Sunken living room with 17' celling and 747-W m 2060 and waihmflion Ave., Leonardo balcony with panoramic view Sun P 0 Bon All. I. emu Hfamh, U J O'MO FT HANCOCK 872- pie Salary dependent upon individual Roule 35. Eaiontown I URNISHING UN A I OW BUDGE I deck off mailer bedroom 1550 renl HIGHLANDS - Two bedrooms, living and experience Call between 95 P.m.. - Check the USED FURNITURE YARD SALE — Wed, through Set SINGER NEEDED - To Ironi three EXPERIENCEDCARPET CLEANER CALL 542-7775 with option to buy as condominium kitchen, porch and vard 1400 516IJ00 CENTER OF RED BANK Fine Depression glass, many old Items 7i; piece group, commercial and some — Relerences. have own equipment HODMAN ARMS APARTMENTS, * wllh utilities It Central Ave TRAVEL AGENT - furniture for less 197 Shrewsbury Ave Columbia Ave, Union Beach high-energy music required. W 5210 EXPERIENCED, FUUTIME Cell 741 9163 741-0516. KEANSBURG - Remodeled tour CALL 946-IM6 63 Money To Loan GOLD TRADITIONAL COUCH - Vrl YARD SALE •- Aug 29 to 31 52 Babysitting/Child FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER — OCEAN GROVE — Studio, all bills bedrooms, verd for kids, basement and Freelance Day or week. Experienced vet with plastic covers, less than one 47.3 Beverly Drive SPECIAL EDUCATION - Insi TRAINEE — For baking and general paid, S2O0. porch, SJM Care in all Phase. Call 530917a) year old Excellent condition 764 7343 _^__ Ciilfwood Beach lional Aide, full-lime position to » bakery help, must be interested Apply REFINANCE YOUR HOME — WITH TlMBRO INC.. BKR 150 544-0*05 STATE RENTALS Bkr M'-W 30 YEARS TO REPAY, CALL FOR wllh Middle School children. Please m person The Dessert Carl, 447 Broad GRANDFATHER CLOCK - Walnut, MATURE WOMAN - Wishes to DETAILS MELMED REALTY. BRO RED BANK 21 RIVERSIDE AVE KEANSBURG - Four bedroom house. send resume to: Jerome Klein, Direc It.. Shrewsbury, N.J. BABYSITTER - Responsible person, 90 In . German works Handmade b< 75 Farm Equipment babysit, mv home, Mon through F KER. 671 5650. has been completely renovated, every tor. Child Study Services. Red Bank cwcassional mornings, afternoons and local craftsman. Appraised at iiiOO. RIVERVIEW TOWERS TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER — hours lle»iblc. References 741 4793 thing Is brand new. I3» Plus utilities Middle School, 101 Harding Rd., Red evenings In Kevport References. Call aikmo .1100 Calll4?3t72 FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE Tank experience necessary Full or FORK LIFT TRUCK - Tow motor Call W-4t7S. Bank, N.J. 07701, by Sept. 3. 16-.7U) ^__ On the Naveslnk River part time. Company benefits. 254-1116 V MB. 6.000 capacity, 41" forks, triple v o GUITAR AMP - Amptg v-4 head, KEYPORT - Three bedrooms, twwlv SUPERVISOR — Salary and Coi vl n cabinet with two JBL's. S300 stage mast. (9.100 Mav be seen ar BABYSITTER - Mon,Fr|., In mv can nf'im Two bedrooms, starling at ww in' remodeled, vard, MM mission. Must be available from 3; 30 Call 739 0666 Mar.ne Lumber Company, Sea Bnghl dudes central air and heat, cooking TV REPAIR PERSON-Experienced, home, 4:30-7:30 Two children, ages 8 PROFESSIONAL TYPING - Ir 2M-W14 9:00 p.m. and have a full sized car gas, balconies, 24 hour doorman, TV full lime, five-day week, benefits Nor and 10 Must drive, Marlboro 5366421 home Experienced, reliable tvpis station wagon, or van. For further HAMMOND & BALDWIN eurltv end sauna Garage, pool and LEONARDO— Five room*, two bains. wood Television Co., Long Branch r • p.m. with editorial experience and excelien Merchandise For 77 Pets And Livestock information, call Mr. Rom in al anna available Bob Ciccone, 212-6170. compositional skills 291 35W PIANO AND ORGAN 542-4000. CHILD CARE — In my Little Sliver Sale 701 741-1*32. TIM-BRO INC.. BKR. WO *44-090S home lor two-veer-old boy, flexible CENTER AIRLINE DISCOUNT COUPONS - Al DOG TRAINING - Beginners LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom TYPIST - Part-time. 10 a.m. to IP m. hours, approximately 30 hours a week. RED BANK - Luxury high-rise. Two SWIM INSTRUCTORS RELIABLE - Woman wantsdomestlc Both American and United Airllnei Division of Allenberg through advanced. Owner-Handler ranch, family room, central air, fire Shrewsbury Write Box M-37t, The Dai 747-6191. and three bedroom apartments, Cell Contact Community YMCA work, has own Iransportaiion. Cal 50° discouni 67)1515 Piano House Aim , Central N.J Chapter, Oakhurst place, choke location. tSTO per month Iv Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. o between 7 9 p.m.. I43-4MS. 741-2504 741 0165 Did vou know NJ Obedience classes siariingSepi 6 plus utilities, security, lease. MMMt. CHILD CARE — Need a mature, loving AM FM STEREO CAS5ETTE - Phone 542 7689 Show Handling classes RED BANK — Beautiful one-bedroom, TAXI CAB DRIVERS - Full lime or VACATION IS OVER - Bach lo I YPING We Are N.J.'s "'son toctrefor six month-old boy. in Digital, from a 1979 El Dorado Wire starting Sent 10 Phone 542 4366, eat-In kitchen, dishwasher, carpeting. SILVER — fight-room part-time, days, must have ettcellen scwoi, back to work. Part-time em Done in my home my home. IS davt per month. Prefer wheel discs Besl offer Call 6/1 ot'i Largest and Oldest tEve^l __j Ranch, yard for kids end pets, fire- driving record. Apply In person be plevment with foil time wages for you Call 530 94Br person able lo stay overnight a few Piano Dealer place and more Iwten 10-!, Yellow Cad Co, 101 Oak and your Inends Join you local Na ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE -- ADORABLE PUPPIES- Free to good RED BANK - LuKury one-bedroom, times each month If needed Own trans Mason and Hamlin, K.mbali, Sohmer, STATE RENTALS Bhr. N7 94)4 land SI., Red Bank. lional Guard Unit Red Bank area. Call Area's largest and finest selection 373 home, mined breed good disposition calhedral ceilings, new kitchen, bath, portaiion Recent references J41 8322 Baldwin, Kewei. Knabe, Everett. Cur- 747-0797 or 747-2211. 55 Situations Wanted Sauankum Yeliowbrook Rd , Far Call 842 1736 caropting, I3» plus utHH.es HM1H. RED BANK - Bungalow, one mgdale. ne>t lo Howell Park rier. Hardman and Player pianos TEACHER - High School Mathmetics ENCftQETlC - Creative Mother to bedroom, fenced tar kids and pats, WAITRESS/WAITER - For three Malt MCLAIN. 93893M 17 devs) RED BANK - Part bdls paid, one Call Mater Dei High School. cart for newborn and light house- LARGE DISPLAY OF Advanced And Beginners tppliencet. |19l. nights and two mornings, experienced bedroom, bring kids now, 1200 671-9100 keeping for teacher Own transporta GRAND PIANOS iTATt RENTALS Bkr. 747-1414 only. See Hanna. Palace Diner, 4) Mon BABY FURNITURE -Crib with mat DOG TRAINING STATE RENTALS Bkr MM4J4 mouth SI., Red Bank lion. 946 3157 tress, bassinet, dresserelte and more 100 MAIN STREET Classes evts and Set afternoons ASBURV PARK, NJ. 07711 RED BANK — Eight rooms, kids, base TELEPHONE SECRETARY — Ful CARPET excellent condition Very reasonable Bavshore Companion Dog Club RED BANK - Five room apartment, WAITER AND WAITRESS—Positions 77J9MO lime, 3-11 shut, long term, pleasant FEMALE — Mature person for five- W IBOfl 741 8 downtown Call 747-0501, oavi, available. Apply In person, Jerry INSTALLATION Open dally t to *, 5at. 'Ill 5 _-J TIM-BRO INC, BKR. W M«-090* office. 741-4700. year-old In mv home, approximately 25 '471892. avei. Beyer's, 113 Main St., Matawan. hours per week. 946-2890 I will repair your carpeting or mite BAKER SHOWCASES- Lighted, live AKC COLLIES - Tn and Blues, ell RUM SON - Thru Mdroomi. H* ••> new carpeting I have five years ei pieces, exceiienl condition, Cal IBM TYPEWRITERS snots imilrm RED BANK = Remodeled and ready illancas. two-car garege. two baths, penence in this field, and will give vo Call 12V 1496, t S ii m One-bedroom, waitto-wall carpet, RENTAL $19.50 Per mo. ids and pets ok , only SSOO. an honest, reasonable estimate. N vard and more. TATE RENTALS Bkr U7 9434 JOB TOO 8IGHI If vour carpel look BAND BROKE UP. SELLING — Vai Rent with option to buy 872-0317 COCKER SPANIEL PUPS - AKC STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9414 ous name brand equipment Guitars black females, champion stock, shots shabby and needs to be touched up i LAWN MOWER - 70" loefce with re- Amplifiers Echo units, etc '77 1895 Call 747-901) RED BANK - Efficiency Walk to a few places, give me a call at 747914 verse Good condilion l7M Wt>n stores and hospital. Suitable lor •Her a p.m, A»k tor - C«ll U1i\n ' FREE PUPPIES AND Kit TENS- To Mort Classified person, References and security "BANJO a good home, all tr§ cute, plavlul and ed. Call 74t-»tt or 741-7M7. Five-siring, Good condition. LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS healthy 787-0266 on NtMt Ppft 57 Day Care/Nursery Call Hay alter 5 P.m.. 142-1172 VERTICAL BLINDS FREE ~ Grey tebbv kitten, to good School BEDROOM SET - Five Piece. Cherr Wo OFF LIST' Free delivery. Elenbv Products Cal home Litter trained Mahogany. »3 4449 for quoit 9461426 »»••»•»»•••» • 164-0751 INFLATION LEVOLOR BLINDS »- Verticals, 30% KITTENS - Two. assorted colon I HAPPY HOURS NURSERY - Pre Only you stand between them end the 1 off Free estimate. Vertigo Industries, kindergarten. Regllter now for Fa BEST TOP SOIL L.F.O,, 774 JB17 Visa. Master Charge gas chamber Call 741 9537 • semester Fuller half-day sessions R Make It Yourself Good till dirt Eckel Trucking. 591 9707 accepted I it Mjtflw.in Stf.UV.ih MALT I POO — Two years old Be BOXES — Corrugated Packing sup LIVING ftOOM -- And bedroom set l d i •TEAlHbH Wilh Early f nudhu plies for Industry and Moving Gniiin contemporary set and Coionia FIGHTER I Ed offering child care, nursery schi Storage Call 74> 4096 or 467 AMI bedroom set Best oiler, one-year old A New Baby! I set UP. Red Bank home, small gro 847 7874 tiler 5 PJTT •_ PEKE A POOS - One while male, one I starling Seoi 7479143. COLOR PASTEL PORTRAITS - white female, one black female. V. Made from CLEAR black while col LOCKING - Glass gun cabinet, nine each, Call 244 0310 or J64-0350 Photos, wallet sue or larger C nlies and locking drawer Make offer Marv. 719-1643 Call 741 mi) SHIH WU PUPPIES - AKC ragls 00 tered. exceptional offer Most desired MEAT CASE solid gold, black mask femele One 3 LINES — 5 DAYS — *3 CONTENTS OF HOUSE - Living 8' long Free - pick uo golden while male available 671 7590 room, bedroom, dinette, bar, TV, and 141-0560 lamps Must sell Moving. Call D ST. BERNARD — Female, five veers Mike something fw a bund 61 Business Stllow at 144-4074. 6 a.m.<4 o,m or MOVING TO FLORIDA— Stereo torn old Child has asthma, must give up pel new baby' Family plan ads are for any bmahon Danish Modern Sunbeam hu 170-3756. 6 p.m.-9 P.m. immediately Call 741-8578 until 9 p_m Opportunities mlditier Rooster lamp. Tunnel pool Use baby yarn in one color 00 lable, 3*5 Small upholstered bedroom DESKS, FILES - Tables, chairs, add lo knit this wry easy set! Work chair Maple table and lamp Maple Household item up to «200 Ing machines, typewriters office 80 Blcvcles/Minl Bikes 100% KLEAN highback rocker end redwood table and vertically in one piece, with rib- equipment, etc el bargain prices New Gross 113,000 to 123,000, contract tee benches 2124971 alter 5 13000. Areas not restricted or used A A C DESK OUTLET, 1709 MOPED - Tesll. like new, two weeks bing at culls and on cap Pattern ANTIQUE — Single Iron bed, re FRANKLIN STOVE - Like new. used NEWLY - Reuphoistered sofa, 1200 R. B MAWBY, 800-392 690S Rt. 35, OakhufSl HMWO OIL BURNER MOTOR - Model A 569 Directions for one sue lo lit finished, asking 1150 Walnut library one winter. 1150 or best offer. two chairs wilh trullwood and cane Beckett, 0 5-3 0 G P M.« 115 volts, make 7176873, Ml or 5-7:30 BICYCLE SHOP - Bicycle sales ar DINETTE — New five-piece, $59 95 infant 6 months - 1 year table, asking *1J5 291 2281 Call 4t5-»2a trim. 1100. fruilwood cocktail table, two bedroom, live-piece, new, 119$. new offer Call 7II-M13 end Ubles. 11W. After 5, 747-0733. service. Choice Middletown locatioi Handles moped carls Room lor sho« maliresies, $»,95. K.D SHARP'S ANTIQUE - Spool bed. mattress and GAS STOVE — Deluxe Chambers, 37" PAINT FOR SALE 82 Swimming Pools OFFICE DEN CHAIRS - Chrome end room expansion Asking 138.000. mciui FURNITURE. 275 Hwv. 36, West box spring included. 1150. Cu» after S •vide deep well, three burners, floating ALL TYPES. ALL COLORS 11.50 for each pattern Add black, four. $40. ing Stock Call 787-5500, STORYBOOK Keansburg After 1pm. 495 0095 CALL 583-6779 P.m., 142-1359. broiler, sky blue, 1100or best offer. Call 40c each pattern for first- HOME'S INC., ask tor Wes Boyle, •Jfc 11' ROUND — Above-ground pool 741-3192 alter 6. 842-6927 after 6 P.m. BED — Single, hard rock maple book PIANO Wi^^»r Spinet, very good Come see il in working order Mov< class airmail and handling. case headboard, frame, mattress, box O.I, RE FRIGE HATOR FREEZER - condition DinHrset, hutch, table end yourself 1300 747 0752 OLD JAPAN — Proof impressions 108 Commercial lOICommtrclal spring Excellent, 195 complete four chairs One double bed. white MM: 14 cu ft. white, good condition, 115 Some prints on silk. Asking |100 for all Brovhlll Colonial maple platform 671-1338 Rentals Rentals French Provincial 5I3-1S49 _ rocker, green upholstery, 165 229-2545. Call 870-1576 83 CBs/Electronlcs PIANO - Baldwin console, beauiilui ONE SEARS — Velveteen queen sue BTCYCLE — Heavy duty Schwinn, ISO. G.E. TOASTMASTER — Continuous Queen Anne style, excellent condition, headboard Old lime trunk Asking 150 Decca stereo, $60. cleaning oven broiler, 130. Canvas awn reicxaling. mult sell. V3O0 191 1554 FUTABA FPJGS - Radio control svs LAURA WHEELER each Call 671-6831. PRIME INDUSTRIAL SPACE 54 BROAD 8T. 291-1148. ings, lour standard awning and one lem. two-channel complete, excellent double. 150 741-2137. 12.000 sq fl. Tailgate load- RED BANK, N.J. RAILROAD TIES - '*V 16. No. 1, $6; condition, never used. 291-3058 BOWLING BALL — »10, bowling shoes PHIJ.CO APARTMENT SIZE - Re ing, railroad siding, private 6oll'ce suite iMO sq fi i may De 7.9, 86, No ), select, $9.75. Like new, Naidlecr.lt Dapl. 61 liie 9, til Shop vacuum, 120 GOLFERS frige'aior 13S. subdivided lo aiy po'lion ineieo' and t«6 and 6*8 Pressure treated creosoli 741-0473 RH or LH, men or women Ram Clubs, 495-0377 parking, air conditioned. single otdce 280 SQ ft C*n|i«i w and CCA from no 50-lu 50 Cal 04 Merchandise Wanted Ihree Woods, eight Irons, beautiful beo spnnklered. Public transpor- *eai P»vate parking elevator full I91'91B9 evenings The Dally Register BUNK BEDS- 2" walnut, »95 4" pine and headcovers, worth $300. tale $150 REFRIGERATOR FREEZER - tation pniiofiai se'vice included P'imt ioca $145. 775-9014 Whirlpool. 14 cu. II.. very good condi Km Jutt completely lenovaied RIDING MOWER — 6 hp. electric AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN 2649588 tion 165 Call 747-6602. start. Wheel Horse, 30" cut, $300. Call WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. 747-1100 747-1100 747-7795. RUG&. FOR CASH CAMPER CAP - For 6' bed HUMMEL BELL SET - 1978 f.rsl INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES REFRIGERATOR - $150. Electric «» 111. CMua Sli. Ntw edition, and 1979 Boxed. $190. 154 E Newman Springs Rd. drver, 175 Upright freeier, 175. Call 566-2209 alter 5 Cell 671)831 threwtpury 747-4200 York, NY 10011. Mil HIM. 291-1326. CANOPY DOUBLE-BED FRAME IN DASH AM FM CASSETTE - For AUriu. Zip. Pimn Nnitr. WHITE. ISO imports. Sanyo FT 642. speakers, ori SEARS — Communicator . ALL LIONEL TRAINS typewriter, like new. 1200 CALL 542-7214 AFTER 6 P.M. gmallv 1165. now 1100, excellent condi lor fiver Top cash appraisal »46 nn NEW FOR 19791 hon ib 1 4283 741 1130 CB - 40 channel Mobile LED read out, I ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought loi NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG— SKIS - Site 170. Rossignol Cobra, wil SWR and power meter, never used JACOBSEN 1973 — 6 h.p riding CLASSIFIED cash Marv Jane Roosevelt Antiques. Hundreds of beautiful things sell for 180 $100. 291-4097. mower, mini condition. 1200 or Ms 109 Easl River Rd , Rumson. 843 jist offer After 5, 842-3616. ask for Mike C«H 264-5995 569 to make! 3 Iree patterns in- COUCH — Modern, nearly new, 85". •r Appraisers Association Teak wllh blue upholstery. 1200 firm side Send 75c. SOFA — Gold velvet. 96" long, good I ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN 747-96*3 KILN 18x18 - $1H Potter's wheel, 1100 Two Picnic tables. 130 e«h Call condition, asking $100 I riQUES. Rl 36 and Homesleed Ave COUCH FOR SALE 780-4665^ Cell 739-2264 I Leonardo 2*1-5250 150 SPORT COATS - (Man's), 12 Shirts. THE GARAGE SALE - Call evenings, 7474556. KITCHEN SET - Butcher block, willi BUSINESS DIRECTORY AVOID leaf, four chairs, excellent condition 11 Dinette set. 135, king sue mattress. Hassle Too dollar paid for your un> Printed Pattern i CRIB — Converts lo voulh bed. ei 1200 Call 5360919. _^____^_ U0 Formica lable, 120 542-3443. wanted i lerm Call 164 8415 after 1pm. cellent condition, everything included. STAINLESS STEEL — Table too A DAILY GUIDE IL PUMP — Hand or electric. Soft, Easy! $50 495-4141. FUELO portable butcher-block top. avocadc range, (15 J6" ductless hood and l*n, Goob weifkirig condition CUSTOM LINED ANTIQUE — Satir green. 1200. Call 671-3076. Hi Call alter 5. 842-4066., Cai 1 671O83I alter 4 30 p.m. gold drapes. 157x95. traverse rod in Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS LADIES DRESSER WITH MIRROR- MIRROR, MIRROR eluded 175 741-0427, TIRES — Six used Firestone 721 Steel Watnul. Good condition 170 ON THE WALL, belted, radial. HR7B-15. $20 each. DINETTE SET - 1100. Fireplace WHO IS FAIREST 842-8397. alter 6 or weekends 164477). equipment, 1100 Humidifier. 130 LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING 4 OF THEM All?" Maichintf drapes and spread, 1100. LAWN MOWER — Runsgood, 1» Pel TRUMPET - And case. Bucschtr. A ADDING MACHINES TRY t*'l 1449 232W7. ____ carrier, sturdy wood conduction, $10. prolessionai trumpet Like new, never GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING TYPEWRITERS TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Lawn spreader, one year old. $10. Cad used List 1600 Sell 1190. 566-4402. DISPLAY — Case, glass. HS0. Rocker. Ron, 2910001 COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE PAINTING AND DECORATING DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to . So complimentary- the 150 Glassware. 12 lo 120. Call 222-3575 TYPEWRITER - Portable with case. ADDERS — Typewriters, Calculators, — Residential, commercial We are Carl B Jones Fully Insurei Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will or M1-1737. MAPLE TEA CART — $75. Colonial 149. metal bed frame. 18, twin bed. sold, traded, repaired fully insured and have 16 veers t* For Iree estimates cell I2t-3U8 Buy from private owners and eslales witness of a bow tied neckline three-cushioned red sola. HOC. old oak 118. King bedspread, ouilted. 19. porch DISCOUNT prices perlence. Member of NJ. Turf Grass ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND framed by curve of gentle DOUBLE BED - Elhen Allen Irame. SERPICO'S 747-0485 WALLY'S PAINTING student s desk. 135. old wood table, oll-up shade, $4 747-4266, elter 4 p m Association Free estimates. 702 Private parkirtg. Tenant pays gas Ref 3 LINES • 5 DAYS • 3°° 1 BIG" ' If vour carpel looks shabby, or erencet, one-year lease required 1190 The Dally Register needs lo be touched up in a few places, MOVING & STORAGE FORD RENTACAR per month. Call Peggy. 717-MOO, ?5 give me a call al W »3« alter 6 P.m , FAIRWAY FORD FOR SALE PRICE UP TO >Z0O» ask for Ron MOVE WITH NICK - For less Free Dally • WMklv - Monlhly estimates Senior rales, alto will 122UOO EAST KEANSBURG - Three-room DRIVEWAY ave I Call anytime, 54*9194 furnished eorartment, 1100 without 232 Will 18th St.. Dm Yirt. Reqislet Family Ads can sell your unneeded items neat. IttO with htat. 7I7-4W. quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns CONSTRUCTION NT 10011. Prlit KIM. U- PAINTING* HIGHLANDS - Small three-room col- irtu. Zip. Pittin NIHJMT now under a separate distinctive heading items on- ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIVE- DECORATING lege, suitable adults, tlrl Per month WAYS - Walks, curbs and PBIIOS Free plus utilities, security required. ainatinrj Irom your household may be sold lor up to EXTERIOR PAINTING AND STAIN- - rti-4J2S after A p.nr All Ihe new clothes you need estimate, Phone e7i-3539 AVIS ING • Beautiful paint jobs done by J200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article Price lor each HIGHLAND HILLS — Partially lor your busy Hie are In our FREE ESTIMATES - On Asphalt Eddie. I tcrape old paint oil windows item must be mentioned and wash them before repainting. I lurmshed three-room, first floor apart drives Our 24lh year SPRING-SUMMER PATTERN ecaulk all spots and joints that need it ment, available Seot 111 Suitable for ART-CO PAVING 741-1526 I work neal and your'houte Will look single or couple. No pets, t27S. includes CATALOG! Dresses, tops, beautiful, especially with white trim heat, Call alter 1 p.m.. WI-HW skirls, pants, vests, jackets. GENERAL For free estimate call Eddie at CONTRACTING 671-4403 HIGHLANDS - Fourroom apart- Plus $1.50 Iree pattern Call 542-1700 Wetry harder ment. No pets. Call 29i 47ii between coupon Send 75c. 9441 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION No discount il cancelled before eviration PAPERMANGING AND PAINTING- Ait.Man-.I.MruMri inrts SIZES 8-18 All phases. Free estimates. Fully insured, tree estimates HIGHLANDS — Nice live-room, all No changes m copy •42-9047 Paul Horan '671-5214 utilities included, lease, tecurlty, iiij 285 Bav Ave frill 142 5735; 944-4971 20 TheDfeiyRegfcter SHREWSBURY, NX TUESDAY, AUGUST 28,1979 '»' HmtlM For Sal* 1S4R-Kr»*tlon*l 227 MrghUndi Vthlclm Dollars (liOOOO, Checks and lid Hoimotl T«wNhI» Cade to fwttft APPROVED - Minor Subdivision Aberdeen 101 Houses For R»nl 1M Furnlthod Roomi MIDDL€TOWN - AsiumMc mort Bonos shall be made lo the order of the •vadeta* and variances for Peter A. Holu 1M Commercial 0*9*. toi* ranch, Immaculata condl Treasurer, Borough of Highlands. New thereto an addiManai tufcaacMmHan,. CC. (I) Block 1494, tots 7 k % HartShernt RtnUli lion I Lov«U o*cor throughout, large FOLr>OUT TRAIL-STAR CAMPER - Jersey, wtikh thai I read as talW Woods. tlAMIOHT-Onrinr.lMMr «m KEANSBURG - N4ca room wttft kitch living room, caramk kitchtn and bath. test efftr Call Condition Each Proposal shall also be acci C. Loon Zuckerman rMKI trie* hMU. prlveh Men on en anal pflvait tnlranct i«rs« badroomt. utility room, natural road won't 747-4741. panied by a duly executed Consent of (I) Any dwelling M bt rlw Ma gcia Daach. ll?i Mr mow OFFICE SPACE - Rt U. Malawan woodwork throughout Beautiful hard Call wuw Surety In tha form contained In '__ thit district which has a driveway ex August 13, 1979 140 M ft. carptiM «nd air condl wood floor* Attached sarasi Gai MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT f WCI Contract Documents from an approved caadtad 4% In grade shall be M*M (4 00 7»M«"""* ' ""' ""»"•• KEANSBURG - Rooms fry . MIIO. RED BANK — Attention menufac surface In addition, any such dj-tw- If. including lanes, principal. Intereit tract Bond upon the award of the Con- nins Board of Middietown Towni weenef/eVve,. will, or »HKOU1 laroet KEVPORT - Furnished bedroom and lufar't ftot, ate Gorgeous paneled and wev shall be wide enough at Ihe street and insurance Ashing 155.SOC Call SPECIAL tract will hold a special meeting on Sal ABERDEEN - The Wo. hrkM lioori tranteoflatk* lo oath, bv wwt- carpeted large office, with air Ai line to provide two parking space*. W 717 SSOO, STORYBOOK HOMES INC dav. September I, 1979, at 10:00 AM I icrtoolt «nd NYC. Call T41.7H7. IMMOT absolute steal at HU par month Cal NOTICES Caen Proposal shall be made upon x MT each, perpendkular ta Me tfratL Township Council last night m IM Mon through Frl., * to II the blanks furnished with tht Contract in the event that a sidewalk is prwoosad Town Hill, 1 Kings Highway. The RED SANK - Large lovely room, MIDDLETOWN - Call or tend lor Documents and shall be enclosed In a in front of Ihe premlm, such parking purpose of this meeting is for Ihe Boar dropped Debra Lane from 1*4 Winter RtnUli nlctty furnished, clean and com Short and Country Living" Brochu 210 Lost A Found sealed envelope addressed to Ihi spates shall b. located behind tht side to discuss the Future Land Use Map ol its road improvements pro- fM. private entrance M-flU RED BANK - 110 Newman Springs PKS, dncrtPtiom. prices on evella Borough Council, Borough of High walk line the Master Plan Rd. 4M0 vt ft. available for office MONMOUTH HlkCH - fe.tn rooms. homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY, R LOST — 14' Glautron, 40 h.p. Mercu lands, Monmouth County, New Jersey, SECTION 1 The remainder of all Leon Zuckerme gram, and decided instead facility or office laboratory will divide UtlMllet Paid iltors, tSO Rt. 35. Mlddtotown, 47MJOO engine, good reward. Call col led (409 and plainly marked on the outside other sections of Chapter 71 at the Kratar> 1M Commercial Rentals and improve lo suit on long term li TIM-MO INC , §KW t» Se4-<§M 393-7013. (KM) 79J-415I "Proposal for Removal and Disposal of aforesaid Code not specifically August II, 1979 to' reconstruct Andover Ample otvitu parking Call v OCEAN TOWNSHIP — WavSideWOQdt Sewage Sludge" and the name and amended bv the ordinance shall re August 21 SEA BftlOHT - Furnished studio* end Walter Zfmmerer, 144-3400 and Long View Village Elegant ne LOST - Female Calico Cat. "Tabby M Lane. address of the Bidder, and delivered to main in full force and effect. motel units—maid Mrvkl. ill utililit! AGENTS - Executives, prefeuionais homes from 1114.000 Call 531-OUS Shrewsbury ant. Aug 13 Ten via PUiLIC NOTICi Municipal Hall in Highlands not later SECTION 3. This ordinance shall included. Low winter rates bv the day. office* available In two or three rooms NED BANK — Professional suites Old Call 741-5*74 Please be advised that the Plan The action was taken on than the time above specified take effect Immediately upon its publl we* or month No lease or security or laroci Air, carp*t, dacorelton On available in newly renovated luiurv PORT MONMOUTH — Three-bed rgo ning Board of Middietown Townsnl cation and passage according to law TRADE WIMPS MOTEL, Ut-ml, lonttarm k*t«s Red Bank area. Full office building located In central bus! ranch, completely remodeled \*1.' MONEY CLIP - Containing |M, L The Borough Engineer and has changed Its regularly scheduled the recommendation of Ed- and filing with the Monmouth County services Low rents 7I1-9WS ness district. Conveniently close lo 10% down financing. 717 1S00 bv Senior Citizen at Llncroft Esta Borough Council reserve the right to meeting dale of Monday, September 14 Planning Board. ward Broberg of T&M As- nicipel parking Amenities include Sale Sun Please call 471H 74 require a complete financial and an 1979 to Wednesday, September 19.1979 RUMSON OLD FARM VILLAGE 11 Summtr RtnUlt brary/conference room, waiting room perience statement from prospective Legal Matke Leon Zuckerma sociates, the township's Charming Cap* Cod located in am DOCTOR'S OFFICE - To tnar* Nf»- receptionist and central switchboard Bidders before furnishing Proposal The foregoing ordinance was In- Sacretar the most beautiful areas ot Ru 211 Special Notices HIGHLANDS - Furnished ntw coooo. (y dacoratad and futlv furnlthad Photocopier, fcltchen/emploi Forms or Saec If (cations, or before troduced and passed on first reading at consulting engineers. ThrM bed'ooms, formal dining r August 13,1979 road station. Call Hi-TOM Rumson, New Jersev, and known as ing sections of the street, month Reasonable III-3000 homes. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, R MRS. SYLVIA Lot 2, Block 71 on tha Tax Map ot the altori,' 111 Awe of Two Rive tlcation ot Principals per Chapter 33 of Attest: John P. Wedlngton Handwriting Analyst k Advlci Borough of Rumson, and for a which are in good condition, Rumson, *4]<2900 the Public Laws ot 1*77. 110 Wanted To Rent rom tha rear yard requirements of trie 775-9572 542-950C Bidders are required lo comply would be severely damaged SHREWSBURY - Thrie-bedn Zoning Ordinances, SEWAGE SLUDGE ON THE LAND with Int retirements of Chapter 129 of AN ORDINANCE TO MTAtUSH I11 balh ranch, encetlent location Copy of said Resolution It on file by the heavy equipment ATTENTION LANDLORDS! - TMV — COMPOSTING? Are you UP to da the Public Laws of 1973. MAINTAIN AND RIGULATI TH wllh the Board of Adjustment and anu fteer to r«ni ImfnMlaltW Call walking distance to schools, salt on the health risks lo communlti The Borough Engineer and PAYMINT OF IALARIIS OP M used to repair the mid-sec- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 431-M32, Mon -Frl, I 30 •* pm No IM owner Hfl.SOO 141 Ottt after S pm Borough Council reserve Ihe right lo available for Inspection, disposing of sewage sludge on the land NICIPAL IMfLOVIII DURIN 1 Dated: August 11,1979 Wrltt: Sludge Technology informatlo reject any and all Bids, lo waivt any TIMII OF ILLNIIt OR DHA1IL tion. OLDER COUPLE - Looking for one- SHREWSBURY — Threebedroo GARY SAMMON, Secretary TOLL FREE FROM MATAWAM AREA 566-8100 Canter, Suite 110. 1115 K SI Informalities or irregularities In the TV, NO 17-79 bedroom unfurnished apartment. Rtd ranch, living room, dining room, eat Rumson Board of Adlustment The $7,500 to be saved by Northwest, Washington DC 10004 Bids received, and to accept any Bid BE IT ORDAINED bv the Tow Bank Eatontown References •• S321 kitchen, large screened-ln porch, ove ivhich is deemed most favorable lo the Aug. M 15,70 TOLL FREE FROM MIODLETOWN AREA 671-9300 after 4 p.m. or before f a.m. me lot. Principal! only, ut.w Free \ ihlp Committee of the Township the elimination of Debra Borough of Highlands, New Jersev, at Holmdel, In Ihe County of Monmou RUMION PUBLIC NOTICICEI S Non-Commaiclal Raloe $4 Minimum Charge 841 Tt Jl STRING BEANS — And lima bean Ihe lime and under the conditions stipu- RETIRED POLICE LIEUTENANT — and Stale of New Jersey as follows: Ordinance ntltled* Lane from the 11.9-million lated The right Is also reserved to P«r Line Age 4S, seeking small apartment oi Pick vour own. Casoia Farms, Rl. S70 Section I. Work-Related Illness ANORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC Increase or decrease the quantities In roads project will be used house to renl, Holmdtl or Middietown SHREWSBURY Holmdel. 944-4311. TION 4-1.4 OF THE 'REVISED GEN- 1 Dayy ,, 76« We have aan extraordinary the manner designated in the Specif ERAL ORDINANCES OF THE araa. After 7 p.m., 471-7110. THREE DAY SACRED PRAYERS \p reconstruct Andover bedroom Ranch with load! of n (cations. BOROUGH OF RUMSON. NEW JER- 2 DDays ( (ConsecutiveC ) 70« Overcome unseen negative fora RED BANK AREA — Two or Ihret features. Large den, vaulted celling SEY', PASSED AND APPROVED Freely given, but a small donation Bv Order of Borough Council of the irdinance, any othei irdlnance of the Dine in the Strathmore A- 3 Days (Consecutive) 640 bedroom duple* or apartment wanted great room, two lovely tile baths, hu JUNE 21, 1971" was introduced bv the help faed hungry little chlldrt lorouah of Highlands, New Jersev 58« for two reliable journalists Mi 73(3 maiitr bedroom and eat-In kltcht C. J.Guinev, Jr.Mavor Mayor and Council of the Borough of secnon. 4 Days (Consecutive) 179.900, E A. ARMSTRONG AGENC throughout the world Is appreciated attar » o m Harriet A. Albrechl, Clerk or any othei ritten tent i Rumson at a regular meeting held on 54« Realtors, Hi Prospect Aye., Little S HELPING HAND FOUNDATION Residents of Andover 5 Days (Consecutive) .uftit JW.4Q August 9, 1979 and on August 11 1979 RED SANK - Two lurnljrxrd rooms war, 741-4500 P.O BOH IM, Eatontown. NJ. 0771 Ihe Township of Holmdel 6 Days (Consecutive) 50« inlured in Ihe performance of his was finally adopted and approved by Lane have complained in Cooking pnvtimti NOTICE TO UDDMt ihe Mayor. THREE YEARS YOUNG1 - YOU TtNTON FALLS RESIDENTS ONL Sealed Proposals will be received duties shall not havt such time, UP to 7 Days (Consecutive) J.GarySammon, recent weeks that their Call Tp-ITOt. .»>- th« crflldren can walk «tvtrything — Any«nj wanting to Join a woman y the Borough Council al the Borough maximum af ninety (90) calandi Softball ttam for next year, minimum days: chargVa aoalnsi hlsor her annua , BorougH Clerk 8 Days (Consecutive) f TEACHER - Natdi a room nttr Mon Schools, tennis courts, stores, bui line (all, 171 Bav Avenue. Highlands, Ntw roadway has (teen de- ith College for four weeks starting' boa ich, parki age 19, pleas* call 54* 0016 after 6 P.m trscv 07732 on Tuesday. Sept. If, 1979 or accumulated sick leave Such pe JohrtO. Teeter 10 Days (Consecutive) 43« Sept 17th Write Box X-}'4, Tht Daily tenc yard is a delight. Taiteft at 3:00 p.m. Local Time and then pub- sons shall be continued on the payroll. stroyed by heavy equip- Register, Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701 Commtrcial Rilai $4 Minimum Charge decorated three-bedroom home with 213 Instruction licly opened and read aloud for. RE- ment used in the re- separate dining room plus a spado HABILITATION OF WELL #4 full salary payments during hit or he NOTICI TWO BEDROOM — Apartment or den with brick-wall fireplace, v absence, Ion Ihe amount of any con A REAL ESTATE - Sales licensing PUMPING EQUIPMENT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the construction of neighboring Per Line house, two adulti. Red Bank, Mid sltferVA/FHA buyers A luper pensatlon payment for lost was course- Mornings, Sept. 10-21. n and for the Borough of Highlands, nson Board of Adjustment did, at a 1Day dletown Mftt 747-05S4, Mon Frl , 9 S S7S.900 Call now. which he or ihe shall be paid or entitled streets. The equipment 86« Monmouth Institute, 741-0779 lew Jersey iilar meeting on August I), 1971 CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtors the Workers Compensation Lav 2 Days (Consecutive). Tha work shall be performed as grant a variance to conslruct a boat 79t "Independently Owned" placed unusual stress on the 3 Days (Consecutive)- REAL ESTATE ACCORDION LESSONS — Private specified, and al the locations and to iteof New Jersey. storage shed on premises located al 77 73« ,„ FOR SALE S13 River Rd. Fair Hav Leave message for Joe, c/o Hc-f Ihe extent directed by the Engineer V b) u'flin the expiration of nine Waterman Avenue, Rumson, New jer- residential street, and 4 Days (Consecutive). (301) 741-74M brauhaus. 1910114 or write J. Si. Copies of Ihe Contract Document* I90J calend*\ dkvi tha salary of tr .ev. and known as Lot 10, Block 144 on 67« P.O BOK 501, New Monmouth. NJ mav be examined al Ihe office of mWlpal mprevee shall be dlscon caused the underlying con- 5 Days (Consecutive). WALKER e. WALKER he Tax Map of the Borough ot 6tt 0774. Daniel B Acclani, Borough Engineer. t r ihe shall have tha rlgh 131 Houses For Sate REALTORS Jumion, and for a variance from Ihe crete to buckle and break 6 Days (Consecutive). 157 Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jer- to exerenje «ne of Ihe following options .ide yard requirements of the Zoning 57C Shrewsbury Office 741-51 PAM'S CERAMIC CLASSES — Mon sey 07701. (1) acceptance of that sum which ma Ordinances. through the asphalt topcoat. 7 Days (Consecutive). Middletown Office 47t-U Frl., for adults and children. Reglste be paid bv Ihe disability such leave 54J Proposals shall be accompanied bv COPV of said Resolution Is on file for Sept, 10 (Fall) custom dinner an exhausted and then acceptance of tha 8 Days (Consecutive). 60'S SPECIALS a certified check or Bid Bond for not with the Board ot Adjustment and The lane Is not scheduled sum paid by the disability insuranc SS than ten (10%) percent Of Iht total available for Inspection. 10 Days (Consecutive). 47« 132 Condominiums coverage provided bv the Township to be repaired, however, un- STUCCO CHARMER - in Little Sll amount of the Bid, except thai the Dated August 15,1979 twr. three bedrooms, fireplace, ful The payment under tha exert) Town Houits >unt of Ihe check need not txceed GARY SAMMON, Secretary til the road improvement basement, garage. Deep treed yard >ntv Thousand Dollars (120,000 00) either option (1) or (1) shall be subjec FAMILY PLAN RATES to a deduction In the amount of an Rumson Board ot Adjustment 144,500 SEA BRIGHT TOWNHOUSE - Otee and shill be not less than Five Hundred Aug. 2* tS.TO program is completed 3 Lines — 5 Days — $3.00. $100 each line. Available and river view. Well-maintained. Tw Dollars (isoo.00) Checks and Bid compensation payment for lost wage to which hi or she shall be entitled sometime this fall. to individuals placing ads under "Merchandise For SEA BREEZES — Cool this four bedrooms, l"t baths, in Sea Brig londs shall be made to Ihe order of the NOTICI bedroom, J'» bath older home, re' Village. Features private beach, patl 222 Eatontown Treasurer, Borough of Highlands, New under the Workers Compensation Law PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the modeltd kitchen, FHA appraised for Jersey. of Ihe Slate of New Jersey. Humson Board of Adjustment did, at a Township Manager Paul Sale" lor items not exceeding $ 100 each, items must be fireplace in living room, wali-to-wa NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 1*1.000 tgular meeting on August IS, 1979, carpeting ovar hardwood floors, ct Notice Is hereby given that sealed Each Proposal shall also be accom (c) Notwithstanding enylhln Gleason informed the coun- priced. Non-commercial ads only. lanv • variance to subdivide a lot Intc tral air. dithwiher, self (ieenin Proposals will be received bv the led by a duly executed Consent o herein to Ihe contrary, at Ihe lime o wo lots at premise! located at Lafa cil last night that the con- Contract rates on request TREES' TREES1 TREES! - Sur double oven %K per month mel rough of Ealontown, Monmoul __ etv in the form contained in (hi notification to the Township b) >ette Street, Rumson, New jersey, and ound this two-bedroom stucco ranch lenance fee. Many extras. Princlpa uniy, New Jersey for 1979 Road Re Contract Documents from an approver municipal employee of hli or hi 1 mown as Lot 14, Block 33, on the Tax tractor of the project, iv ing room with IIreplace and unly Vt.M Call 747 Mb' facing Program and opened an ly company licensed to conduc nen or Injury he or she shall execute < Map of the Borough of Rumson, and for dihedral ceiling, raised dining »r*t read in public at Eatontown Boroug business in the State of New Jersey contract with Ihe Township setting ,Cardell Inc. of Keasbey, SHADOW LAKE CONDO — Alium rtence from the area and lot depth FRONT PAGE READERS •arm kltchtn, garage, ttaiament Onl i 47 Broad Street, Eatontown o igreelng to furnish the required Con forth lhat the employee snail r BOX REPLY SERVICE ion. Villa 300, two bedroom!, two ilrtmenli of the Zoning Oi DAILY |7 SO P»> Count L.nt 164,900 Wednesdiy September 12, 1979al 10:0(1 ract Bond upon ihe award of the Con burse Ihe Township from monies he o plans to leave the A-section dinances. Boo Face Heading %6 W am. Prevailing Time. ract. the mav receive for lost wages from Worker'! Compensation, Stale Tern Copy of said Resolution Is on file and begin work in the D- PICK-UP $1.50 Minimum Insertion! 2 lines AND UNDER 60... Contract Documents and plans fo Each Proposal shall be made upon porary Disability Benefit!, any othei with the Board of Adjustment and Manmum ?4 i.n«s All readers placed he proposed work prepared bv Rich he blanks furnished wilh the Contract section today. All of the A private plam providing temporary dii available for Inspection. at tow of column A Decorator's Delight! Ready for vour ard M. Schull, P.E., L.S. Eatontow )ocuments and shall be enclosed In • ability benefits which the employee Daled: Auguil 15,1979. MAIL $3.50 SUNDAY Borough Engineer of Ihe firm of T 4 M raled envelope addressed to the section work has been com- 133 Income Property mav be entitled and which are paid fo GARY SAMMON, Secretan fa each Don number assigned Sfl 00 Per Couir I me Bom face Head Associates, Consulting and Munlclpa •rough Council, Borough of High ngcltOO ands> Monmouth County, New Jersev, In whole or In part by the Townthlp, o Rumson Board of Adjustment pleted eicept the topcoat, LEONARDO - Small commercial- Engineers, have been filed in Ihe olfk nd plainly marked on Ihe outside from possible legal lettlement from, or Aug. 71 dustrlel shops, 4.MN so,, fl. ioedln of said Engineer at 113 Highway 3S » ™ Gleason said. The topcoats LITTLE SILVER Proposal or Rehabilitation of Wi judgment against, any third pad dock, heavy electric services, Hwv. 36 Middietown Township, PE Red Bink NOTICI Pumping Equipment" and the name parlies. If any, responsible for the In REALTY exposure, fully rented. 1SV.W0 New Jersey and mav be Inspected by PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the will not be applied until the nd address of the Bidder, i CANCELLATION NUMBER 741-0950 291-3S73 prospective bidders during busines , for I hose sums paid bv the munlc Rumson Board of Adlustment did, at a reconstruction phase of the hours. vered to Municipal Hall In Highlands regular meeting on August IS, 1979, Notice and Credit lor cancellation is given only on issuance ol ol later than the lime above specified A BETTER WAY — To buv or YOUNG COUPLE - Looking tor Bidders will be furnished with a Section 2 Non-Work Related III granl a variance to construct a two work on all streets is com- Tht Borough Engineer end special kill number to advertiser when cancellation of ad is CENTURY 11 Phoenix Realty, THE Two-Family house to buy In the mid opy ot the Contract Documents by tha ness or Injury story addition to premises located at Jk ough Council reserve the right lo NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONAL dletown area- Must be in nice area Engineer upon proper notice ant a) Any municipal employee dls Washington Street, Rumson, Ntw Jer- plete. requested Advertiser must retain number lor future reference jire a complete financial and ev- 164-4900. havt a descent tile yard. Mid i< payment of a nonrefundable charge o abltd bv Illness or Injury In any sey, and known as Lot 11, Block 34 on erlence slatament from prospective No cancellations will be laken after 4pm Friday until Bam Call HI Mil Ask tor Joe. wentv-flve dollars U2S.00) to defrai mer other than in Ihe performance Ihe Tax Map of the Borough of Udders before furnishing Proposal he cost thereof s or her duties, shall be paid his oi Rumson, and for a variance from the Monday is or Specifications, or before Proposals must be made on the her full salary lo (he extent ht or she front set back, rear yard and side yard good view, on large lot, with lovely old 137 Lots & Acreage warding the Contract In accordance Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register itandard Proposal Forms in lh< has sick leave available. equlremenls of ihe Zoning Or- Mrn Needs lots ol work, but reason with Chapter IM, Laws ot 1936 manner designated In tht Conlrac dinances. swim cannot be responsible for errors after the first day Call ably priced Please call »1-04« BUILDING LOT jmenii, must be enclosed In seelec Ail labor In connection with Ihe Copy of said Resolution Is on file 542-1700 to make corrections SOK100, residential, 14500. Paul dopes bearing the name and ad 'olect shall be paid not less than lave the right to exercise one of Ihe th the Board ol Adjustment and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Bova, Inc. 471-3544. • THE ENERGY SAVER dress of tht Bidder and Iha name of the wages listed in Ihe Wage Rate Da- following options: (1) continue to allablc for Inspection. DEADLINES TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS — Eas work on the outside, addressed to the mnation contained In the Specif celva full tatary bv uilng ai mi Dated: August 15,1979 Bv . >r and Council of the Borough of __. on or on file In Ihe Engineer's accrued sick leave days he or iha has GARY SAMMON, Secretary ADS — Set solid style ads — 4 p m day belore publication — RAPCO DEVELOPMENT CO. Keansburg, near the Bay, with trees By J. SCOTT ORR and privacy. $9000 each. 747-1131 ietontown and must be accompanied office, pursuant to Chapter 150. Laws Of ilbl U hi Rumson Board ot Adjustment The affordable, energy efficient, main 1 Friday 4 p m for Sunday publication Classified Display — 4 iv a statement of Consent of Surel w Jersev, 1963 Aug. II UQQ. itnance-free homi. Let us show you the e KEANSBURG - Mara- Tht proposal shall complete forms entitled to the pay ffi! l> p.m. two days prior to publication — Thursday 4pm for advantages *% you see It grow Three a surety company authorlied NOTICI Deluded In the Specification i "DIs- the long term disability thon swimmer George bedrooms, living room, dining roorr 138 Mobile Homes do business in the State of New Jew PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Sunday publication Proof ads. three days prior to publication re Statement" as to the identi- 'IdtId d bv ihe Township; or (2) discon eat-in kltchtn. bath, utllllv room Bui acceptable to the Borough < Rumson Board of Adjustment did, at a Kauffmann will undertake Real Estate Today — Wednesday (or Friday and Sunday 1 ARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — __ on of Principals per Chapter 33 of tinue paid sick leave with acceptance with double insulation Ihroughou ntown end a bid guarantee lo the. regular meeting on August 15, 1979, Bethany Rd , Hailet. Adult park Walk ht Public Laws of 1977. payment provided under long term publication vinyl siding and windows, aluminur lorough of Ealontown for not lass than grant a variance lo construct a dwell another 28-mile swim to o shopping and NY. bus. 144-3911 Bidders art required to comply disability Insurance provided bv Ihe gutters end fasclai. tn percent (10%) of Ihe amount bid ng house at premises located at But with the requirements of Chapter 129 of " wnshlp. Such unpaid sick support a Vietnam veterans HOLIDAY COTTAGE 1974 - 14x54 li txcipt that Ihe bid guarantee need no onwood Lane and Waterway, Rumson, CORRECTIONS — 4 p m Monday through Thursday tor next $49,600 he Public Lawsof 1975. ' Marlboro area, 115,000 xcted 170,000.00. subject lo Civil Service rules where New Jersey and known as Lot 10, Block 10% down lo qualified buyers movement, but he won't be day. 4 pm Fiday lor Sunday 12.30 pm Saturday tor 71MUI The award of tha Contract for ihi Tht Borough Engineer and appllcabli 108 on the Tax Map of tht Borough of , Cf It »l-357i o Monday work will not be made until the ncces orough Council reserve the right lo Section I. Nothing herein shall be Rumson, and for a variance Irom the SWimming arOUild Manhat- ary funds havt been provided bv Ihe elect any and all Bids, to waive any construed to require the Township lo BRAND NEW ISO's oi depth requirements of Ihe Zoning tan this time. Borough of Eatontown In a lawfu nformalitles or irregularities in the ide any disability insurance poli- Four glganlic bedrooms, living room 140 Real Estate Wanted WEEKEND CALLS manner. ids received, and to accept any Bid cies oihtr than may be required bv law. with fireplace, 14' kltchtn, dining Copy of Mid Resolution Is on file ihlch Is deemed most favorable to Ihe Section 4. Repealer. All ordinances This time the 45-year- room, family room, two baths, central The Borough of Eatontown or Engt with the Board of Adjustment and SATURDAY CALLS - From 8:30 a m to 12 30 pm (he MATAWAN-LIST WITH orough of Highlands. Ntw Jersev, at parts thereof Inconsistent with tha air. appliances, carpeting. •er reserves Ihe right lo require a available for Inspection. old, father of 10, will swim Classified Department will be open to take copy, corrections Century 21 Van's Agency he time and under the conditions stipu- ovislons of this ordinance are hereby MELMED REALTY, BROKER omolete financial and ex per lei Dated: August 15,1979 564-1H1 ded The right Is also reserved to pealed to the extent of theli from Spring Lake . and kills tor Monday's paper 67M4» 49H400 lettmem from prospective bidders GARY SAMMON, Secretary , howing that they neve satisfacti icrtaie or decrease the quantities in consistencies, he manner designated in the Specif' Rumson Board of Adjustment to Sandy HOOK U) applaud ANSWERING SERVICE — Will pick up calls, olher than BUYER'S BEST Wl ompicltd work of the nature reaii :tlon 3, Sevtnblllty. If any pro- allons. subsection, sentence, clause oi A during regular Classified office hours Four bedrooms, 17' muter bedroom, efore furnishing proposal forms or ^~^ H0T|CB —'° the state Legislature's ac- 18' dining room, II' kitchen, den, base- Ptctflcailons, or before awarding tht By Order of Borough Council of Ihe Phrase of this ordinance is for any All ads are restricted to iheir proper classification and to the ment, VJ baths. Must sen lontract. orough of Highlands, New Jersey. reason held to be Invalid, Illegal, void PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai the tlOfl Of) a bill that Would regular Daily Register style of type We reserve the right to edit MELMEO REALTY, BROKER The right Is also retervid to rtl< C. J.Guinev, Jr., Mayor >r unconstitutional, such determine deaI with or reject any classified advertising copy 671-5450 493-I400 152 Boats & Accessories nv or all bids or lo waivt any Harriet A. Albrtcht. Clerk Ion should not affect tht remaining ormalil.es where such informality Is ug. 21 _____ $17.40 portions of this Ordinance, ES? SSAS TCSf INK *« «««* of the Osg.f All ads once called in and processed it cancelled will be COLONIAL — SUveari-old, > ol detrimental lo the best interest oi Section 6. Effect. This ordlnenci a 0 chemical g Loaded 175,900, 16' LYMAN BOAT — 15 h.p. motor he Borough of Eatontown The right I: 21 Holmdtl shall take effect Immediately upon Its ^ZTu%ll ^ ^"^T defoliant "Agent charged a minimum charge of (4 00 Oranger " On Vietnan era 7*7 3500 needs work, 1100. Iso reserved to increase or decrees- ormal passage and publication as rt aled al 94 West River Road, Rumson, LIOAL NOTICI , 191-1715 ni Quantities specified in the mannei quired by law Ntw Jersev, and known as Block 72, COLTS NECK — NEW LISTING. l__ N ORDINANCE ENTITLED: DEATH NOTICES esignated in the Specifications. Legal Notice Lot II on the Tex Map of the Borough ot large, Colonial, four bedrooms, 1V> ALDEN OCEAN SHELL COLLA AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Rumson, and for a variance from the Artie O'Keefe of East Bidders are required lo corneli The foregoing ordinance was in Death Notices. Cards ol Thanks. In Memonam and An- baths, central air,, full wall fireplace ND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER width and tide yard requirements ot wllh Ihi requirements of PL 1975, c oduced and passed on first reading at Keansburg, president of the large deck Located very prlvale, heav SB "PARKS" OF THE HOLMDEL he Zoning Ordinances niversary Masses (Run on the Obituary Page) $1 00 per line 27 and P.L, 1977c. 33. meeting ot tht Township Commitlee ily-wooded lot. Top location Choice o OWNSHIP CODE, (re alcoholic Copy of said Resolution IS on flit AMF SUNFISH - Rigged with Harhen the Township of Holmdtl held on New Jersey Association of tiles, cabinets, etc. Superior construe Tht successful bidder shall lie re beverages), NO. 16-79 was presented with the Board of Adjustment and block and lam elects for easy handling Aug 21, 1979 and will be considered for REAL ESTATE ed lo comply with the provisions of introduction and first reading on >allabie for inspection Concerned Veterans, said tion. Oct 1 occupancy. By aPPolntmen Registered. Ready to sail. Asking il passage and adoption at a meet- he New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act. Jv 17, 1979 by the Township Commit- GARY SAMMONbAMMuN, SecretarSterttary __ _ , RENTALS Call after 7 p.m., 171-0195- ng of said Township Committee to be fe lt TLLMENSEE AGENCY hapttr 150 of the Laws of 1963. tffec ee of tht Township of Holmdel and on Rumson Boar ive January 1,19*4. held Sept 11, 1979 at Township Hall, Boaro oi Aoiusiment Kauffman will make the Rt 34. Colls NecK COLUM8IA CHALLENGER W SAIL ugust 21, 1979 was finally adopted and Dated: August IS, 1979 2 Autos For Sale 101 Apartments BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR Holmdel, N.J. at 8:30 p.m at which BOAT — FuMv equrpped, sleeps foui pproved Aug. II ts.ra (301) 4413172 AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH ime and place all persons desiring to swim this week either 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Rent James M. Cox NOTICI Make an off*r. Call 741-7147. heard thereon will be given full I EAST KEANSBURG — New ranch " EATONTOWN. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Mavor tomorrow or Thursday. 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share opportunity, Three bedrooms, kitchen, living rooi OINGHY'S — EH, Skimmer, Dyer J. JOSEPH FRANKEL, MAYOR ttest: Rumion Board of Adjustment did, at • James M, Cox 5 Auto Ser.vice Parts 104 Winter Rentals and garagt. 147,900 7B7-35O0 10"4dow Sumner, Zodiac. Metieler ll you can' MARJORIE BECKER, CLERK ohn P Wedlngiofi egulaf meetine on August IS. '"•, "He'll leave from the May i 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals financing. find vour nexl dinghy at BOAT August]! (14.30 ownshlp Clerk rant a variance to construe! a one- Essex and Sussex Hotel in 7 Auto Insurance 106 Furnished Rooms HOUSE, you don't want a dinghy. 1132 NOTICI uoust 28 lory addition to tha premises located ELLEN S. HAZELTON. REALTOR Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. M-llii. 14 Third Street, Rumion, Ntw Jtrtty, The Eatontown Zoning Board of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND Spring Lake at around 5 or 6 B Auto Finance 107 Nursmg Homes inter City Relocation Service August II $39 40 rtd for a variance from the from Mt Adjustment will hold a special meeting UPPLKMENTING CHAPTER 71 141 3200 FIVE ANTIQUE CHRIS CRAFT — AN ORDINANCI REPEALING ack, side yard and rear yard reouire- a.m. He should reach Sandy 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals n Monday, October 15, 1979, at 1:00 ZONING" t)F THE HOLMDEL Mahogany boats, 1934-1954 vintage CHAPTER 71 "TRAILER CAMPS" OF menis ot the Zoning Ordinances. 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings/Garages FAIR HAVEN - in-lown Hideaway .M.i Borough Halt, Eatontown, for Ihi OWNSHIP CODE AND AMENDING Wood In excellent ihape. Needs some THE HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP CODE Hook by about 9 or 10 at Charming two-bedroom cottag urpose of discussing the variance ap HE ZONING MAP OF THE TOWN Copy of said Resolution If on file 110 Wanted To Rent restoring. Call 155-4545. NO. 19-79 nestled beneath tall trees and sur llcation of u Haul of Northern New HIPOFHOLMDEL, #11-79. with the Board of Adjustment and night," O'Keefe said. BUSINESS BE IT ORDAINED by the Town- -liable for Inspection. rounded with mature plantings to ersev, Block 114, Lois 1, 3, & 5, BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe Town FLAGSHIP MARINE ship Committee of the Township of GARY SAMMON, Secretary O'Keefe said the swim, DIHf CTORV privacy. Large eat-In kitchen, heatei Borough of Ealontown, New Jersey hip Committee of the Township ol Holmdel. County Of Monmouth and Rumson Board of Adjustment den. porch One block to bus line an Bavllnar Whaler Aguasoort ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Holmdel, County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, as follows: ited: August IS, 1W» besides recognizing legisla- 21 Business Directory river In the heart of Old* Fal Hobie Buccaneer Seafarer . • DIANE J MATTSON tale of New Jersey as follows. SECTION I. Chapter 71 "Trall» uo 28 Haven". First time offtred al 143.900 O'Day Harpoon Phantom Laser Administrative Officer SECTION 1. Chapter 71 of Ihe M.I0 tive action, will serve to 22 Arts & Crafts 130 Open Houses 1 Camps" of the Holmdel Township Co* Call right away. Calkins Gator E-Z Loader Uflust H |3Jp (olmdel Township Codt sha NOTICI is hereby repealed in Ms entirely and 131 Houses For Sale CENTURY 11 COZENS, Rtalton uriher amended and supplemented bv PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai the draw the attention of state Johnson Outboard shall hereinafter read as follows: "Independently Owned' 27 Highlands •nending of Section 788. to read a umson Board of Adluslment did, at a 132 Condominiums Sales ft AAARated Service Chapter 72- (Reserved) legislatures to the problem. 813 River Rd. Fair Havt Complete Canvas Shop Ollows: igular meeting on August 11, 1979, Town Houses NOTICE SECTfON 2, Trailer Camps In the < 101)741-7484 C. Bulk and Design Requirements rani a variance to add a garage, front "So far, New jersey is Re. Case No. 7t Township of Holmdel Shalt continue to 133 Income Property 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlands (3) Non-Clustered Design, One porch and screened rear patio to pre- 51 Help Wanted FOUR BEDROOMS — Cut* and cot Please take notice that the under be subject lo the ionlng and planning imily ilses located al 29 Church Street, the only state that has taken 134 Farm Property rancher, IB' living room, dining room 291-5600 gned has apperltd to the Plannlm ordinances of tht Township of 52 Babysitting/Child Care -11 v> min. setback from any siree umson, Ntw Jtrsev, and known as 135 Commercial Property large kitchen, hoi wattr baseboard ga OPEN SUNDAYS ' oardof the Borough of Highlands for Holmdel; applicable provisions of the any action at all. We hope 15 DlSt. ot 3, Block 31 on the Tax Map of th. 53 Domestic Help heat, wall-to-wall carpet, new root, lul variance from the provisions of See- ordinances of the Holmdtl Township 136 Industrial Property Principal bldg. IS ft. -ough ot Rumson, and for a variance other states will follow our 54 Situations Wanted Female bailment VA'FHA buyers welci GLASPAR 1I'4" — 145 MtrCru on 0, Article S of the Zoning Ordinance Board of Health, the Uniform Consii SECTION 2. Chapter 78, Section Ti the front set back and lot deptr 137 Lots and Acreage 131.500 Call 717-5500. STORYBOOK one-year-old E-Z Loader trailer, many ft as to permit construction of a single tion Code and any other applicable 55 Situations Wanted Male 1 8 3, Zoning Map of Iht Holmdtl Town- lulrements of the Zoning Or lead," O'Keefe said. 138 Mobile Homes HOMES INC. extras. Owner anxious. Can be seen at imliv home, with the front yard se Stale or Federal statute or regulation. 56 Situations Wanted Van Winkle Marino, Eatonti ack In question due to lot configure Code shall be further amended and SECTION 1. This ordinance shall Kauffman, who set a re- 139 Cemetery Lots FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY 541-5044 after I, on, and with a 16' rear yard, where a upplemented as follows: Male/Female take effect upon Us passage end Publl 140 Real Estate Wanted REALTORS 5' is required on a newly created i 'The Zoning Map of the Township of with ihe Board of Adlusli i, cord in a swim from Bat- HOBIE 14' — Two sails, trailer. (One cation according to law 57 Day Care/Nursery School 7 Woodland Dr — Middlttown-~471-94f onformlng lot on premises located on olmdel shall be amended so thai vailable 'or inspection. Lecel Notice tall - traveler blocks, new this season) v Avenue, known as Block 37, Lol lock 2, Lots 24, 25 and 26 present!) Dated: August 15,1979 tery Park to Sandy Hook In HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS All in excellent condition. Asking J1I9S tht Tax Map, which is within 200 esignaled as OL-1, shall be herein The foregoing ordinance was In GARY SAMMON, Sec 1978, completed only one of Call the Kerr Agtncv, Inc. Call 747-0171, ask for Peter. eel ot property owned bv you. This Mer designated as B-t. troductd and Passed on first reading at a meeting of the Township Committee UmiOn 636 Rlvtr Rd., Fair Haven. 741-4477 il Is now on the Secretary's calen- SECTION 3. The remainder of al ug. 21 °" a scheduled two laps around LENTZE MARINA— For Rarltan Bay of the Township ot Holmdel held on _ . and a Public hearing has btei ihtr sections and subsections o. 152 Boats and Accessorte HAZLET NEW 36' Bl LEVEL - boating In-out berthing service for Aug. 21, 1979 and will be considered (or rdered for September 13, 197* eve hapter 78 ot tht Holmdel Township SO Other Public Notices »•» Manhattan island earlier 61 Business Opportunities 153 Camping Equipment Aluminum siding, half-brick 141.900 power and sail boats, IS to 16'. Used final passage and adoption at a meet- Ing, al B p.m., prevailing lime, In tht ode not specifically amended by this 62 Mortgages 717-3500 boat sites. 717-1139. ing of said Township Committee to be CCUE 4MCCUE this summer. 154 Recreational Vehic orough Hall. 171 Bav Avenue, High- rdinance shall remain in lull force and held Sept IB, 1979 at Township Hall. U Bread Street 63 Money To Loan MAKO — Marquis, Lvmen tnds. New Jersey, at which time you tfecl. HOLMDEL—LIST WITH Holmdel, NJ. at 1:30 p.m. at which hrewsbur v, N J 07711 That swim also was to Durtnautic, Johnson Outtwards appear either in person or by 64 Money Wanted Century 11 Van's Agency SECTION 4, if any section, para time and place all persons desiring to II) 747-1211 J66-1M1 OMC, Sales, Service and Parts , or attorney, and present any aph. subdivision, clause or provision narrstyt for Plaintiff call attention to the plight bjeclions which you mav have to be heard thereon will be glvtn full Trailers, Electronics. Supplies f this ordinance shall be adjudged SUPERIOR COURT KEANSBURG - Three bedrooms, IV) ntlng of this appeal opportunity. of veterans affected by the Launching Ramp and Dockage nvalld, such adjudication shall apply OF NEW JERSEV baths. Exterior excellent condition This notice is served upon you bv James M. Cox 209 Legal Services Season rates lo tht section, paragraph, »ub MONMOUTH COUNTY- defoliant. According to Some interior worn. Only 1U.000 Brv's Marine, Nepturw, 775-7344 rder ol the Planning Board on, clause or provisions so ad Mavor 210 Lost and Found Attest: John P. Wadlngton LAW DIVISION O'Keefe, Agent Orange con- Gregory Ptah udged and the remainder of this or DOCKET NO. L 11711 !i 71 Merchandise For Sale EAST KEANSBURG — Five room SAILBOAT 6LUEJAY inence shall be deemed valid and et Clerk 211 Special Notices 100 Shore Dr. #19 Civil ActlM house, lust renovated, vacant. Cornet $350 August 28 112.90 tains a chemical called 72 Garage/Yard Sates fee live. JUDGMENT 212 Travel/Transportation lot, m,wo Available to aualititd FHA 841-3074 Highlands, N.J. 07732 73 Machinery For Sale SECTION S. This ordinance shall The Matter of live Name Change of dioxin which veterans' VA buyers. C. OELUCIA AGENCY Applicant 233 Long Branch 213 Instruction take effect upon its publication and TANLEY SILSON LEE 10 CHRIST. 74 Rental Service 787-4414. SAILBOAT - 11' Seagull with trailer O » |t.» groups believe li 214 All Occasion Best offer passage according to law and its being LEGAL NOTICI PHERLEE 75 F8rm Equipment NOTICE TO UDDERS LONG BRANCH — For salt bv owner Call 741-0516 filed with the Monmouth County Plai At tht Regular Matting of the STANLEY SILSON LEE, having •OROUGH OF HIGHLANDS carcinogenic, causes birth 76 Auction Sales Spacious four-bedroom, I'/i-bath home ning Board. Board of Adjustment held on August 14, ade application to this Court ov duly MONMOUTH COUNTY with private renced-in yard at i$ North SEARS — 12' Gamelisher. 7"j h.p. Legal Natlce 1979 Ihe following two resolutions were erllied complaint for a Judgment eu- defects, blackouts, muscle 77 Pets and Livestock NEW JERSEY Firth Ave Ntw roof, gts heal motor, 10-speed electric motor, all ex- The foregoing ordinance was li read bv the Board's attorney and both orlilng him to assume the name 76 Aircraft Sealed Proposals will be received aches and chloracne. diorninum siding, wall-to-wall carpet celienl. 1500 firm. 191-1715. Iroductd and passed on first reading al were denied by the Board of Adjust HRISTOPHER LEE, and It appear (he Borough Council at (he borough 79 Swap or Exchange decorator kitchen, 134,500. Call to In ment the Court that he has complied STARCRAFT 17' 1974 — Fiberglai. 45 II. 171 Bav Avenue, Highlands, About 10.6 million SPtCl. 121-6366 Mon.-Fri , 9-S 1. Conttance Wright application Ith all of Ihe provisions of NJSA 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes h p. motor, excellent condition, low rsev 07731 on Tuesday, Sept. 11, August It. 1979 and v . _ has been DENIED bv the Board for the A 5M el sen., and tha Rultsof Court, hours. Hip included. 51500 542-U73 or 3:00 P.M, Local Time and then pub- gallons of the substance 81 Sports Equipment MATAWAN - Three-bedroom ranch, for final passage and adoption al a proposed use of a two car garage es an nd the Court being satisfied thereof 747-4613. civ opened and read aloud tor: 82 Swimming Pools Strelhmore. Mint condition. Wall-to- meeting of laid Township Committee automobile repair shop nd that there Is no reasonable obiec was sprayed on Vietnamese REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL 83 CBs/Eleclronics wall carpeting, central air, many I* SUNFiiH l»ji — And trailer, good to be held September m, 1V79 at Town- J. Thomas and Rosaille Marilco thereto: jungle between 1962 and tras. Principals only. Asking $79,900 condition OF SEWAGE SLUDGE ship Hall, Holmdel, N.J. at B: JO p.m al application has been DENIED by the It Is on this list day of August, 1979. 84 Merchandise Wanted and for the Borough of Highlands, which time and place ell persons deslr 70t $64-1705. Calf after 4 P.m., 711-0744 Board allowing said owner to use the dfudoed that STANLEY SILSON 1971. ew Jersey, ing to be heard thereon will be given premises as a two family structure. EE be and he Is hereby authorized to MIDDLETOWN — Custom built bi WOODEN SUNFISH The work Includes the complete full opportunity. CARMEN SCAGLIONE ssumt the name CHRISTOPHER Jevel, two vtars old, mini condition. With sail, tttO moval and disposal of sewage sludge JAMES M. COX CHAIRMAN OF THE EE from and after thlrtv days Hence, Three bedrooms, country kitchen, The Agent Orange bill, Call 747-0751 om Ihe Borough of Highlands Sewage Mayor BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT jrther Ordered lh«t within » large living room, fully paneled recrea- E ealment Plant. Attest: August IB $50 ays after Ihe date hereof said plaintiff introduced by As- tion room, 1' i baths, laundry room, 12" $5.70 Tht work shall be performed «s John P. Wellington ause a copy of this Judgment to be The Daily Register insulation and storm windows, beau- 154 Recreational ecllled, and at the locations and lo Clerk ubllshed In The Dally Register. One semblyman Richard Van lilullv treed lot with total pr.vacv, 236 Mlddlttown e extent directed bv the Engineer. August II ' eglster Plaia, Shrewsbury, New Jer- many txlras. By owner. 1*6,000. Vehicles H0.7D Wagner, D-Monmouth, in Copies of the Contract Documents PLANNING BOARD ACTION '. and that within 43 days after the 495 2404, NOTICE av be examined at the office of The Planning Board of Middietown ntrv of this Judgment he flit this AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND late June, would ap- anlel B. Acclani, Borough Engineer, Township look the following action at udgment and Affidavit ot Publication CHEVROLET VAN 1979 — Custom SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 71 542-1700 MIDDLETOWN — Cuitctm Colonial, interior bv Landmark, four swivel cap- " Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jer- their meeting of August 10,1979, hereof with the Clerk ot Ihe New Jtr- propriate $100,000 to set up "ZONING" OF THE HOLMDEL APPROVEO - Sketch Plat ap- ' Superior Court. Monmouth County, center hall design, park-like setting, V. Iain's chalri-reclining, sofebed, prat' 07701. TOWNSHIP CODE, (re: drivewavi) proval for Lafayette Bldrs (Orchard nd a certified copy of this Judgment an Agent Orange Com- art tretd lot, four laroe bedrooms. 7"> sure sink, icebox One-way windows, Proposals shall be accompanied bv Ne. 14-79 ertllled check or Sid Bond for not Manor) block 146, lots 3.4 & 5 Block Ifh the Secretary of state pursuant lo Classified Action Line baths, family room, 19' couniry kitch- sower steering, brakes, Crulsa control, BE IT ORDAINED bv the Town mission to process veter- ss than tan |io%) percent of the total 170, lots 17,24 A 25. Florence Road. he provisions of tha statute and rules en, formal dining room, two-car ga- lilt wheel, air conditioning. Absolutely ship Committee of the Township of mount of tht Bid, except that the court In such case made and pro- 24 Hour Service rage THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME luxurious. Low mileage. New car guar- Holmdel, County of Monmouth and APPROVED • Final Major Sub- ans' complaints and report mount of the check need not exceed tod. ON THE BLOCK $97,99t. Call 7*7-SSOO, antee New 113,400, asking 11500 Stetl of New Jersey as follows. division for Vincent Bochtaro (Shadow STORYBOOK HOMES INC wanly Thousand Dollars (170,000.00) Brook at Nuttwamp) block 34, lot 3. its findings to the Legisla- 741-76B6. SECTION I. Chapter 717 of Ihe IU JOHN P. ARNONE. J S,C. d shall be not lest than Five Hundred Nuiiwamp Road. ture within 18 months. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28,1979 The Dtfty Regfeter 21 OL1 BULLET ET BALLS VEP-HE MADE A BODACIOUS THREE HELPIN'S O'FIRE!! PIG OUT OF HISSELF!.' OF TABLE SCRAPS, Crossword puzzle PAW ACROSS 29 Apron pert 54 Shoot well 26 Public 1 "Suetlneo-' 32 Senior se Go separate relation. 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IN5/D£ rue THB HOOD'S GOUE: TORPEDO.. WMKE UP.'STILL OUT LIKE COOKIE'S BfEN HELICOPTER- NO PLACE TO HIDE HERE,.WENT 0UT5IDE-- A LkSHT.' WHAT'S STARING AT THE THAT ON HIS WALL ALL QAY. •JAW WHAT'S ME SOT THERE? 22 The D*ily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, AUGUST 28,1979 Hustling a buck is behind beauty pageant glitter EDITOR'S NOTE - TU* be good enough to win " at 12.50 each for programs scnolarships, wardrobes, to use tor law school. But if ship prize That's also the the national queen, said Mrs. What's in it for the losers? sccoad luuUincil of • three- This is bow Margaret and mementoes like the trips. Miss Hemisphere she changes her mind about rule at the Miss America pag- Wooding. That's true, too, of Margaret Kulak wasn't part Miici oa tke bulacu of came to receive that invita- $18.50 jackets and 15 T-shirts queens win diamond watches, school, Lauten said, the cash eant, said Marks, unless Miss Universe prize money, among the top 15 finalists in there's "dire need." beeaty pageaatry OUUMI tion, according to Gloria bearing the contest's cars and more, Roselli said. "goes back into our founda- said chief executive officer the New Jersey Miss Teen tke ways pageaaU profit Wooding, the soft-spoken di- emblem. The gross take in The reigning Junior Miss, tion ." There are no strings at- Harold Glasser, because, "I USA pageant, but when it was from coateituli, Ikdr fami- New Jersey? A conservative 18-year-old Susan Horvath, If Miss Teenage America tached to Miss Teen USA's think a girl Is entitled to her over she smiled and said: Ue«, their commultiei. rector of the New Jersey pag- eant: estimate: 135,000. won a four-year college schol- doesn't go to school, said Mac "scholarships" — $500 for money, and all the money, "It was wonderful. I Just arship and $25,000 she plans Martin, she loses her scholar- state winners and $15,000 for that she won." had so much fun." "Nine months in advance, The pageant's expenses in- By JANE SEE WHITE we sent literally thousands of cluded staff travel, program CHERRY HILL (AP) - letters to schools, ministers, printing costs, bed and board Misty Murray hiked up her modeling and dance schools, for two nights for the finalists evening gown and climbed asking them to recommend and staff, and prizes. atop a chair to route the 97 girls," Mrs. Wooding said. earnest teen-age girls at her "Then a selection committee Mrs. Wooding, a bur best prlcet- feet to slap on smiles and skip screened the girls' applica- shareholder in the Miss Teen USA Corp., would only say joyously into the finale of the tions." she makes a "decent living" Miss Teen USA New Jersey The committee rejected from the pageant. pageant. girls under 14 or over 18 and "...And remember," girls who reported a grade Except for small dif- Misty cried, "no matter who average below a B, she said. ferences, Miss Teen USA, ' Miss United Teenager and walks away with the crown, The rest were notified that 1 Miss National Teen-ager op- every single one of you are they had been selected as erate identically. queens just for being here!" "finalists" in the state pag- Misty, a staff aide for eant. The United pageant re- quires girls to bring white Miss Teen USA, Is an old "My parents were so boots and points out that hand. At It, she's competed proud," said another contes- they're sold by a North Caro- In II beauty pageants. Some tant, Diane Chlola of High- lina firm which, said state asked her to pay an entry fee land Park. "They were brag- director Karen Kilby, and sell advertising for the ging to everyone. I felt like a, charges $22. Miss Teen USA ••I program; some asked her to special person." I makes no such recommenda- , do nothing but smile. * Like Diane, most of the 97 tions LA , Beattty pageantry has girls persuaded local busi- IB Place For Sheds swelled into a multlmUlion- nesses to pay their $200 entry Hundreds of thousands of ' dollar Industry. Some pag- fees. In return, the pageant girls enter pageants — big and small, more than can be eants take Indirect profits — sent a sponsorship ECONO BARN counted — every year. But BARN by publicizing sponsors who certificate, a free pageant not all pageants charge entry foot the bills. Others profit program and two tickets to fees and egg entrants Into directly, by taking in money the pageant. sales feats. Not all aim to 95 tRN Urge from starry-eyed girls, doting Mrs. Wooding also invited make money. M Eiougn parents and their com- the girls to sell program ads. 149 To Hold munities. It's not required, she wrote Both Miss America and 4 The Miss Teen USA pag- them, but girls selling eight Miss Junior Miss are not-for- Almost profit. The Dr. Pepper-owned eant this month was the first ' pages win a free trip to the 8x8x8 Nominal Mist Teenage America Anything that 18-year-old Margaret Hawaii pageant and those doesn't have not-for-profit With 7/16 Siding I Kulak of Manville, N.J., ever selling seven pages get a trip tax status, "but it's run that 87 entered. When a letter came to the Alaska contest. The way," said Mac Martin, a 12x12x12 1059 Inviting her to compete, her girl who sold the most would vice president. Complete with all Hardware. ma parents put up the 1200 entry be named "Miss Hospitality- M 12x16x12 1ZZ9 fee. New Jersey." Junior Miss ketidquarters Easy to follow instructions. Long selects local groups to run •315 "I'd always wanted to be The 97 finalists sold 43 15 preliminaries, said Vice lasting 7/16 econo aiding. Floor in a pageant," she said. "It's pages of ads worth at least. ••iw" nMu M569 President R.C. Lauten. If en- optional. ISIDIrUT. floor every American girl's $10,500. The pageant also took try fees are charged, he said, WMIHYPTIH SIDING-FLOOR OPTIONAL dream. I got this letter and I In $19,400 in entry fees, $5 a the local organizers are re- figured if I was good enough head for an audience of about quired to find the contestants' to be a state finalist, I could 1,000, and an untold amount sponsors. He added, "We FILON AMt Hx I. don't allow any girl to pay to •IN I DOOR get into this thing." FIBERGLASS Miss America chief Albert First O Marks says local pageants PANELS are meted out to civic groups, often to Junior Chamber of 8x4 #1 Grade 26x8- *3" Commerce chapters. $ EB40 "There are no entry 8x5 #1 Grade.... 28x10" . 5" fees," Marks says. "If 8x6 #1 Grade.... 26x12' .$5" there's a profit on the state or Sprue* Post 8.00 9951 local level, it goes to the civic COOL RIB group's projects." 41 Some pageants — Miss POST & RAIL 26X8- »7 Teenage America, Miss USA Light i $ M and Miss Hemisphere among 26x12' . 11 them — sell preliminary pag- ALL FITTINGS IN STOCK eant franchises to civic groups, free-lance pageant producers or businesses. STORM DOORS SCOTTS Miss Teenage America franchises sell for between Aluminum Turf Builder, 5,000 .'7M $1,500 and $3,000, Martin said. Cross Buck Door He said 95 percent are bought Turf Builder. 10.000 $14" by Dr. Pepper bottlers, who $5799 use the contest at a "promo- Turf Builder. 15.000 .'20" tion." The pageant is set up, Martin said, so "there is no 41 reason for a girl to spend any T-2 Insulated Plui 2 5.000 MO money." Door •PJfiao I11H DIPPED Plus 210.000 .$19M Al Roselli of Miss Hemi- sphere said franchises are $89" Plus 215.000 $27" sold for $750 and franchise 6x6x1 owners profit by selling pro- 3 TB a Lawn Disease Prevent .'13" gram ads, programs and ad- The Forever BxBxt mission tickets. But he said Door he dumped a Florida Summer Crib Gnu Control MO" franchise owner who gave 1V2x36x80 5x8x! special treatment to the girls $ 95 who sold the most ads. 159 PRIDE — Miss Diane Chlola of Highland Park, goes "He got fired for it and he WOOD DECKIN through her act for the talent part of the New Jersey was sorry he was fired be- Miss Teen USA pageant in Cherry Hill, earlier this cause he made $50,000 in his EART month. About being In the pageant Miss Chlola said: state," Roselli added. STORM & SCREEN "My parents were so proud. They were bragging to What's In it for the girls? OOD everyone. I felt like a special person." »"•* For the winners, prizes — WINDOWS White Aluminum )9 I mi 1.4! $1 999

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