Parents ask, who's responsible? Special education child is found left out in the rain By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN After a frantic phone call to the police, Mrs. Puryear against either or both the Neptune school district, or the LONG BRANCH - The rain was pouring down in at last located her daughter, who was brought home, bun- Long Branch school district, which is in charge of provid- cold, dark sheets list Friday morning, when a city pollen- dled in a dry blanket ing transportation for city children in special education programs. man found a tiny, bewildered girl, soaked to the bone, Yesterday, Alicia played happily in the living room of standing on Bath Ave. here. her home on Bath Ave , here, coloring with crayons. Mr Puryear, who is an attendance officer at Long The officer, Patrolman William Richards, thought the Her parents, however, were still shaken about the in- Branch High School in the division of Pupil Personnel child was about two years old. She couldn't tell him her cident services, said they were uncertain about whose responsi- name. bility it is to notify parents that school is being let out Alicia, they explained, although she is four years old. early. In vain, his report notes, he rang doorbells and tried functions more like a child half her age. She Is enrolled in to find someone who knew the child (he special education program to help her with learning In Neptune, Michael Lake, supervisor of special edu- Patrolman Richards finally brought the little girl to and speech disabilities which render her far less capable cation for that township, said that it was a joint responsi- Monmouth Medical Center's social services division. of caring for herself than other children her age. bility shared between the two school districts. About an hour later, the child's mother, Shirlene Pu- "The bus driver knows that 1 meet Alicia every day "We believed that all the parents had been notified ryear. became concerned when she comes home from school. ' Mrs Puryear that school was let out early." . Mr Lake said yesterday. Her daughter, Alicia, was late coming home from the fretted. "We don't even allow her to walk alone outside He was uncertain of just what had occurred, though, pre-school special education class she attends each morn- from the curb to the house. 1 don't understand how they he said, because he was awaiting a report from Alicia's ing at the Green Grove School, in Neptune. could let a child out alone like that, in that kind of weath- teacher, who was absent from school yesterday When she called the school, Mrs Puryear related yes- er, when they know she can't take care of herself." "It seems to me just stupid, and negligent, that a terday, she was told that the class had been let out an Mrs Puryear said Alicia had been let off school early child like Alicia would be let off alone like that." Mr. Pu- hour early because the rain had caused flooding in the twice before and she hadn't been notified either time, al- ryear said. Neptune school. though the school has both her phone number and an In his report. Patrolman Richards wrote that he had She meets the special vehicle, provided by the Long emergency number at Alicia's grandmother's house. knocked on the Puryear's door Mrs Puryear said she Branch school system, which transports Alicia home ev- "Anything could have happened to her." Robert Pu- hadn't heard a knock, but. since Alicia wasn't due home ery day at about 11:30 am. to bring her home Mrs Pu- ryear, Alicia's father, worried "Bath Ave around here is for another hour, she had been in bed resting her injured ryear said the school never notified her that her daughter practically a highway She could have gotten hurt." back would be coming home early. The Puryears are considering taking legal action See Special child, page J Alicia gives with a smile The Daily Register

VOL.100 NO. 96 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1977 15 CENTS Court: Back to jail for Matawan 35 By DAVID C.RAULICH MATAWAN - The State Supreme Court denied an appeal yesterday by the Matawan Regional Teachers Association and Hijack affermath ruled that 35 teachers must return to jail this Friday as a re- sult of their participation in a 15-day strike. The court voted 4-3 after meeting in private session in Trenton to vacate the temporary stay granted the teachers October 7 by Superior Court Judge Alan B Handler. Chief 3 terrorists Justice Richard J Hughes and Associate Justices Worall F Mountain, Robert L Clifford, and Sidney M Schreiber voted against the stay, with Associates Justices Handler. Morris Pashman. and Mark A Sullivan voting In favor kill selves The ruling was given yesterday afternoon in a terse three- paragraph statement There was no written opinion with the ruling As a result of yesterday's court action, the 35 Malawan teachers sent to jail October 6 by Judge Merrill Lane in jail cells must return to Monmouth County Correctional Institution to serve M-and-30 day sentences In addition, eight other teach- STUTTGART, West Ger- Schleyer, who was kid- ers whose sentencing was delayed Oct « must report to jail many (AP) - Two West Ger- napped on Sept. 5 by an arm this Monday. man terrorists whose freedom of the Baader-Meinhof gang Teachers president Marie Panos said yesterday the asso- was demanded by the hija- called the Red Army Faction, ciation would meet with its attorney. Emit Oxfeld, today to ckers of a Lufthansa airliner is still missing. His kidnapers discuss further legal action "The teachers are furious and were found dead in their pris- threatened again to kill him very dismayed," said Miss Panos, who is one of the 35 teach- on cells today, a third died of unless their demands were ers affected this week "Just when we were trying to return self-inflicted wounds during met by last Sunday, but noth- the schools to normal, we get this disruption " Miss Panos the morning, and a fourth ing further has been heard said the court "had refused to come to grips with the larger was in critical condition after from them. issue of the right of public employees to strike " Asked if the trying to kill herself, the Jus- Informed sources said Baa- court's decision could lead to further job action by Malawan tice Ministry of Baden-Wuert- der was believed to have shot teachers, Miss Panos said "I'd prefer not to comment on that temberg state announced. himself with a 7.65mm pistol right now." The ministry said Andreas and Miss Ensslin hanged her- At last night's regularly scheduled Board of Education Baader, leader of the Baader- self from a cross bar in her meeting, the board responded to several audience queries SNOW TIME — They planned to do some late Fall schools and businesses. Two children In Frack- Melnhof gang of terrorists, cell window. about its response to the court action by saying it would meet paving on the roads In Pennsylvania yesterday. In- vllle, above, are shown doing their shoveling and his mistress Gudrun The sources said Raspe and In executive session and release a statement afterwards. The stead, without any warning, they got hit with up to duties earlier than usual. Ensslln, "took their lives in Miss Moeller slashed their statement said it had authorized Its attorney. Vincent 18 Inches of snow, eatly yesterday closing roads, their cells in the early morn- wrists with pieces of glass. DeMalo, "to investigate available alternatives to the teachers Ing hours." Baader, 33; Miss Ensslln, jail sentences with the objective of securing a mechanism for The first announcement 36. and Raspe, 32, were sen- avoiding any disruption of the school system while at the MCAP phone vote on Russell said two other Baader-Mein- tenced to life imprisonment in same time not condoning the teachers failures to abide by a hof members. Jan-Carl Raspe April for bombings in 11)72 in - court order." and Irmgard Moeller, "also which four U.S. soldiers were Mr. DeMaio said such alternatives might include serving attempted suicide" and were killed. the Jail sentences during weekends or vacation lime Cronin: Nine violated law in critical condition. But later Baader's co-founder of the "The case Is out of our hands and under the control of the in the morning the ministry Brader-Melnhof gang, 41- prosecutor." Mr. DeMalo said. By BARBARA KATI I 1 Investigation of the anti-poverty agency.) announced that Raspe had year-old Ulrlke Melnhof, Privately, some board members expressed concern that The nine who are being cited include: Marjorie Wood- died. hanged herself in her jail cell strong action on their part could be viewed as an unreason- FREEHOLD — Clinton E. Cronin, acting county prose- ward, Mary Johnson, Louis Cappie, Bertha McBride. Reinaldo The four led the list of 11 during the trial. able attempt to interfere in the judicial process and be view- cutor, said he will file a civil suit today charging nine members Nazario, Donald nummary. William Williams and Eunice of the board of the Monmouth Community Action Program terrorists in West German Miss Moeller was serving ed with disfavor by the courts. Reed, all of whom voted to reinstate Mr. Russell, and Dr. prisons whose freedom was time for membership in a Mr. DeMaio said the court would also be asked to prolong (MCAP) with violation of the state Open Public Meetings Act Robert Maggs who voted against reinstatement. (Sunshine Law). demanded by the kidnapers of criminal gang and was also the stay through Friday afternoon so teachers could teach a Maggs Is being included in the suit because he did not industrialist Hanns Martin awaiting trial on charges that full day of classes. The stay is due to expire at Friday noon. For the second time in a week. Mr. Cronin also called protest the conference-call meeting. Mr Cronin explained Schleyer and by the four hija- she participated in bombing Marilyn Brenner, board member and spokesperson, said upon anyone in the county to file suit to overturn the actions Mr. Cronin said he was not citing three other board mem- ckers of the West German attacks on the U.S. Army's last night that if teachers go to jail they won't be paid for taken by the nine in the meeting that was allegedly In viola- bers who participated in the Oct. 6 phone conference but who airliner last Thursday. European headquarters at missed school days, and substitutes will be hired to teach tion of the law voted against reinstatement or refused to vote and who also The hijacking ended in East Heidelberg, on the police their classes. Commenting on the decision prior to the board's Mr. Cronin said that on Oct. 6 the nine participated in a protested the actions as illegal. Africa early today with a headquarters in Augsburg Sec Back to Jail, page ) business meeting by telephone without notifying the entire 21- "The three are not liable," Mr. Cronin said. "But one 'no' West German commando raid and on the home of a Federal member board. This action, he said, was in violation of the voter, who did not protest (Dr. Maggs) is being cited." at the airport in Mogadishu. judge in Karlsruhe. Sunshine Law. Mr. Cronin noted that If the nine are found in violation Somalia, in which three of the The Entebbe-style rescue In the phone conference the participants voted to reins- of the Sunshine Law, the maximum penalty that can be as- hijackers were killed, the operation early today at tate Wilbert Russell, executive director of MCAP. sessed Is a UN fine. fourth was seriously wounded Mogadishu, the capital of So- The Inside Story (Several days before the Oct. ( vole, a majority of the However, Mr. Cronin noted that any resident of the coun- and the 86 surviving hostages malia, provided "a very board had voted to suspend Mr. Russell pending a federal See Cronin claims, page 3 were rescued. See Hijack, page 3 THE WEATHER Saaiy and milder today. Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers tomorrow. Ex- tended forecast: Fair and cool Thursday and Friday. Ra'a Saturday. Complete report on paget. At 20, he wants to return to school A president's role In newlj organized club 10 By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN physically, and returned to to bring his plight before presented to him," Mr. Ma- tronics, the field in which school before I could go Leag Branch takes lop spot In Register poll 12 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - school In September of 11)75. the students. hon explained. "We are not he would like to work. Into the vocational classes'" Malawi! crushes Wall In first football game 13 To be sure, there was a In December of 1976, he He said he plans an as- sure that the high school is Why, at 20, does he want Mr. Graham said. Bridge Advice li DAILY REGISTER time when he fell differ- said, he was "thrown out" sembly outside the high the best setting for him, al- to go back to the high That was when he Baslaess II PHONE NUMBERS ently about It, but now Jo- of the school after a dis- school on that day. and will though that's where he school for two more years? dropped out and, shortly af- Classified lf-18 Main Office S42-4MI seph Graham. 20, wants to ciplinary confrontation. pass out petitions to stu- wants to go." "People are always ask- terwards, when his accident Comics li Toll Free (71-nN go back to school. His plight la now com- dents for support on his at- The Issue under consid- ing me that," Mr. Graham ton a gaping hole in his life Crossword Panle II Toll Free SU-8IM Once, when he was plicated by the fad that he tempt to return to the eration by the state com- said, with a touch of impa- and his education. Editorials ( Classified Depl S4M7N younger, he dropped out of Is 20 years old, and, after a school, missioner now Is whether tience in his voice. "Isn't it Eatertalnmrnt IS Circulation Depl S42-4M* high school. Now he has student turns 20. a school Township Superintendent the school has the right to pretty obvious? I want to He was In a coma (or sev- Horoscope II Sports Depl MUM taken his battle to be read- district has the option of al- of Schools Robert Mahon determine the best educa- get an education. The diplo- en days after the accident, Lifestyle II Mkldlftown Bureau «7I Z2H mitted to the school all the lowing or refusing a student noted yesterday that he was tional situation for a stu- ma isn't even that Impor- and said he will never re- > Make A Date IS Freehold Bureau 4*2-2121 way to' the state commis- entrance Into the school-. constrained from comment dent, he added. tant, I could get that with- member the details of how OMtMries 4 Long Branch Bureau ..222-NII sioner of education's office. In his quest for reinstate- on the matter, because It is Mr. Graham said that he out going back to school, it happened. Sports 12-14 Slatehouse Bureau (H-2I2-13S8 In 1173, when he was a ment Into the regular high now In litigation before the had completed bit freshman with an equivalency. But Although he will be grad- freshman. Joseph Graham school curriculum, Mr. Gra- state education commission- year studies in summer getting the education is dif- uating from high school Dng Addktto* ProMeB? was in a serious automobile ham said he has come be- er. school, and his sophomore ferent." late, he Is determined to Call J68-83JJ. For Help Day or Gong Show Tonight accident which kept him In fore the township board of year in the school. He now "When I was in eighth make up for his lost time. Night. Sheraton Inn. Hazlel 264-2400. He said, however, that Bring your talent. the hospital, in critical con- education several times. the Issue was not merely has to complete his Junior grade, they told me I could "I"m hoping that some- Asbury Park Board of Educa- dition for nine weeks, and Proceedings with the state whether the school system and senior years before re- be in vocatlonsl classes thing will be decided on the tion Invites public comment out of school for two years. education commissioner's would allow Mr. Graham ceiving his diploma. when 1 got to the high Bth," he said "I think the regarding T & E Goals, on Tonight "(owlown" He said that the accident office arc now underway. re-entrance. After he graduates, he school. But when I was a students will understand Wed., Oct. 19, 1977. at 7:30 Wed., Fresh.. Thurs.. Salva- freshman, they told me I what I am trying to do, and tion. Trade Winds. Sea left him with a speech im- On October 25. next "Joseph has not accepted said be would like to go on p.m. In Asbury Park High pediment, but he recovered the educational plan we for further training in elec- had to complete 11 years of help me." School Auditorium. Brig(it. Tuesday, Mr. Graham plans 2 The DktfyRegister SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY OCTOBER IB 1977 Force embezzler People Delay on pipe data

Miss Skaroa O'Neill of Neptune. N J captured second to repay $1,528 runner up honors at the N J Miss America Teenager annoys councilmen contests in Hasbrouck Heights She was sponsored by the Weslside Community Center of Asbury Park By BOBBRAMLKV the engineer be directed to themselves with dignity and I MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - explain it at an adjourned have nothing but praise for to area store Amy Oner's 10th birthday party, to be held tomor- How come it took three session of the council sched the way they acted." Mayor FREEHOLD - Kevin Kroll mitted defrauding the count) row was handled like most other official business at the months for Township Council uled Monday Kaufman said He denied of Tomi River who admitted welfare board of $1,550 by White House — by memo Tucked inside a bright orange to be advised that a pipe con- The change order was ap- reports in an «rrea newspaper embezzlinc II 5JS from Kraus (ailing lo report that she re- folder were several notes from Mrs Carter to her daugh- nection between the No 1 wa- proved unanimously thai he said the schools ttr't Store Middletown shop ceived support payments be- ter with suggestions for the party as well as an invitation ter well and the water treat- Justice requires more room should be closed during the ping Center Middletown tween April and August 1976. in the form of a poem printed on an grange pumpkin ment plant is illegal'' in Municipal Coun. according strike because police could while ho was employed there, was given a suspended 364- Following her Dad's example, Ann initialed the memo This was the question asked tu a report last night from not supply adequate protec- nit ordered to nuke rc-titu day county jail sentence, with her own big V and wrote an enthusiasm' 1 like by several Township Coun- Donald F Guluzzy. township tion it," according to Mary lloyl. Mrs Carter's press secre- administrator Mr Quluiiv lion place on two years probation oilmen last night as they "I never said that The po- tary said the administrative direc- Kroll admitted embelllmg fined 1150 and ordered lo Skarei ONrlll voted for a $4,520 change or- lice were on duly throughout tor of the courts, a state offi- Ihe monej Jan m and 17. make restitution So tomorrow. 14 young guests will gather in the Sola- der to remedy the detect The the slnke and Iheir perform cial, has directed that file from the store Fred Chiafullo. 25. of Sec- tium for hamburgers "Let everyone pul things on their correction will be made by A ance was excellent." the hamburgers," Amy wrote vanilla cake with chocolate ic C Schultes and Sons Inc . wa- cabinets and other furniture Kroll was sentenced to a ond Ave Long Branch, who mayor declared admitted possessing heroin ing, and ice cream The entertainment will be the origi- ter plant contractor be removed from the council impended reformatory lerffl Adopled after public hear- Oct 29. 1976 in Long Branch, nal movie of Frankenstein' because Amy pul in a "What I object to is having meeting room, which serves fined IJ.iO placed on three as municipal courtroom under ing were two ordinances re- yean probation besides Iwing was given a suspended three- request for a horror show for her birthday Amy's guests this shoved down my throat at will include friends from school, her violin partner, the the last minute." complained Judge David Zolkm pealing other measures pre- ordered to make restitution tivfive-year slate prison sen- children of presidential press secretary Jody Powell and Councilman Kugene Sa "We've also thought of cut viously enacted to provide ap- bj County Court .ludiif Don- tence and placed on two congressional liaison Frank Moore, and of Mrs Carter's dowski. adding that the town ling this table in half." com- propriations for drainage, ald .! Cunningham years probaation Ralph Cha hairdresser ship engineers, T4M Associ mented Mr CiUluzzy. in- sidewalk construction and Konald Scoggilii of Klor- (ullo. 31. of Prospect St . Long alion. knew of a change in dicating the council table, acquisition of traffic signals pnee 8 C , and Ed* afd Branch, who pleaded guilty to James druppi. the excommunicated Roman Catholic statute that made the con- which is at least six feet and consolidating the appro- Miiore of Kt Monmnuth uho the same charge, was given I pnest who became a civil rights leader a decade ago. nection illegal as early as wide priations into a single author- admitted possessing demerol suspended reformatory term, says the church should stop running bingo games Id raise July Mayor Kdward F. Kaufman ization lo spend IX5.0OO in cap- and heroin July 12, 197i in Ea fined S250 and placed on one money "It is a sad state of the church when »e have to Councilman Michael M commended Ihc members at ital improvements funds lonto.wn, were given *us >ear probation gamble to get money tn pay the church's bills ' said Abend agreed "The engi the township police (one fur There were no public com- pended reformatorv terms Randy Bostiek. 18. of First droppe now a Milwaukee bus driver "Here were these neers knew all about the then dignified and effective ments and fined 180 Scoggin* «l«o Ave. Asbury Park, who ad- poor people, thinking they would get rich from bingo, change in the law since July conduct in handling the rnur «.iv placed on one year pro- mitted receiving stolen prop- coming to this wealthy parish and going empty-handed Also adopted after public They should have kept us ad- gency created by the three bation em a car belonging Id Jac- back home to their poverty, " he said hearing was an ordinance in vised." he declared week school strike which en queline Rominsky. 5S Mon- • ••i creasing the salary of Wayne Calvin Potts i- of Second mouth Road. Ealontown. Deputy Mayor George ded last week Wallace, water plant treat- Bntish rock star Davlr Bowie has telephoned San Vve . Lone Branch, who ad- March 24 in Ealontwon. was Hausmann also expressed im- "1 want to give mv thanks ment operator, to $13,500 ret- Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen from Amster- mitted contributing to Ihe de- sentenced to three months in patience with the delay in to the police for their ex roactive to July I. when he dam after learning that a Bowie imposter is loose in the linquency of ihree boy» aged jail notification and asked lhal cellent work Thev conducted received his operator's li- city i have not been in San Francisco since April of Amy Carter 6. 7 and I, July 17. 197«. in Larry Goolsby of Orchard cense 1977, and I am highly irritated by this imposter." Caen Long Branch i;i< given I St. Cliffwood. who was con- quotes Bowie as saying In his Monday column. Caen re- Unanimously approved was suspended two-to-three-year vited of committing an atro- ports that the mysterious Bowie look-alike has been Imagine a candidate the appointment of William state prison sentence fined cious assault and battery spending lavishly for the past two weeks "Only last Mon- II Burns Jr. Keyport at- Sinn and placed on two years upon Darryl Rice, Texas day night." Caen writes, "he bought bottles of wine (or torney, as special prosecutor probation Road. Morganville. March I every diner at Chez Michel, and later handed out $100 losing his voice to represent the township in Jeffrey Bastedo of Califon in Matawan Township, was tips lo waiters at Enrico's " Caen says investigators re- disciplinary proceedings who admitted breaking inio given a suspended three-to- MARLBORO - Most politi- port the imposter obtained his cash from a wealthy South- was forbidden la speak — and against William Andrews, a the home of Carl T Kenning- five-year state prison sen- cians are only beginning to ern California woman who was fooled by the man's close this just as campaign season township police officer son H Call- Drive. Hazlet. tence, fined $500 and placed find their voice around mid resemblance to Bowie and rrn off with him "She has was getting into full swing Sept 18, 197H and stealing on two years probation October but (or Arthur Gold- Seven parcels o( township since returned to her husband." Caen says "The husband "1 was fortunate to have cash, jewelry, clothing and Arthur Pharr of Shrews- zweig. candidate (or state owned land were sold at pub- is displeased " some good people who cov lic auction Alcides Ferrelra miscellaneous artfcles valued bury Ave . Red Bank, who ad- senate from the 11th dislncl ered for me at the (unctions over $500. was *enlenced to mitted embezzling a car from and mayor of this town, last of Allenhurst purchased a lot Members of a Navy bowling team are indebted lo for- Rut still, it's not like the can six months in the county jail Kathleen Reilh May 10, Wit week was a week of enforced on Elm Place, one at 50 Taft mer first lady Mamie Elsenhower (or the shirts on their didale himself is there ' sairi All but 15 days of this sen- in Red Bank, was sentenced silence Place, one at 124 Willow Ave backs Mrs Eisenhower, in Norfolk today for the com- the mayor when his doctor tence was suspended to 138 days in the county jail Suffering form a polyp or and one at S Concourse. missioning of the nuclear aircraft carrier Dwight D Eis- gave him the go-ahead to Patricia Brady of Halifax and credited with \M days swelling in his throat and Cliffwood Beach, on bids to- enhower, named for the late president donated $60 for speak again He estimated Drtvi Morganville, who ad- served very sore vocal chords. May taling $1 ."INI the team's shirts A member of the team. Petty Officer that he missed six appear or Ooldzweig was told by Dr 1st Class Al Trosper. said yesterday he had written Mrs ances because of his inabilitv A lot at 372 Sweetbriar St . Wilbur J Gould, a New York Eisenhower about the financial woes of the team She re- tn speak Cliffwood Beach, went to Colts Neck man gets term ears nose and throat special- Charles Wathington of 368 sponded promptly with a letter and a check (or the team. Another measure ordered ist that he had to give his Sweetbriar SI on a bid of ' Mamie's CATs " CAT is a Navy acronym for Com- by his doctors was lei cut out voice a rest M 400 Frank Junewicz of 27 for aiding boys in break partment Acceptance Team Rev. James Grtppf smoking "In the middle of a For lour davs the candidate Locust St purchased a lot at • campaign, that s when you're FREEHOLD - A 19-year- day county jail sentence, two 4K Charles SI for 14.200 under the most pressure But old Colts Neck man wai en en years probation and was fined Frank Liegel Jr of 68 Wood- 1 haven't had a cigarette in II a suspended reformatory $1,000 land Unve bought a lot at 64 days. " he said when inter- termf or aiding two boys, Brian Qaynor. 19. of Liber- Woodland Drive on a bid of viewed aged 14 and 16 in breaking ty St., Long Branch, who ad-Freeholds' bus link set back $700 into the Atlantic Elementary mitted breaking into apart- Mayor Goldzweig has been No bids were received on By JOAN KAHN ing development The return ' Scfibol Rt 537. Colt- Nock ment of Demetrius Everett. gram could make it " said the sary and the busses would be permitted to speak again "in the remaining four parcels, Mark Haban of Leland 40 Cooper Ave Long Branch. planning director trip would proceed directly rotated among the drivers so moderation." he cautioned, which will be offered at coun- FREEHOLD - The possi- along Rt 9 and South SI lo that all vehicles receive com- Road. Colts Neck, had admit- Feb 25. was sentenced lo six Freeholder Han") Larriion and is back on the campaign cil's adjourned session MOM bility of a bus link between the terminal This route could parable treatment and amass ted aiding and abetting the months in the county jail, also scored the lack of public trail dav Freehold and Freehold Town- be extended lo serve the in- the same mileage two boys between Aug 27 and with all but 10 days of thai interest in the project noting ship received a severe set- dustrial employment area The survey favors the pur 9, 1976 sentence suspended He also that the few persons who back yesterday when county Route 3 would proceed chase of 23-passenger buses He also admitted breaking was fined $500 and placed on need the buses depend heavi- planners agreed the high along W Mam St | Kt 537) 10 with two-way radio in- into the hunting lodge of one year probation ly on them for transportation costs of operating the line a turnaround at Freehold stallations and air condi- Thomas Orgo. Rt 537. Colts while the general public was I'm In love witti Max, because it puts combined with a lack of inter- Area Hospital and then back tioning The radio commu S'eck. between Sept 11 and disinterested in public trans- ie close to my money when I need II.AA est by potential nders were to Stillwells Corner Road mcation could be used during 12, 1976. and receiving stolen Must repay port factors that might doom the through residential devel- the individual demand period property, articles such as Freehold Mayor Roger proposal opments to F.lton-Adelphia emergency construction Kane said he was keenly dis- Low fares of 25 cents a ride theS7,500 A feasibility study released Road near Freehold Township lights power meters tele- appointed at the draft re- were suggested in order to at- FREEHOLD - A South, by the Planning Board yes- High School, the bus would phones and assorted equip- ports reception by the Plan- tract patronage Belmar man. who admitted terday estimates that the bus turn north, traversing addi- ment roll- of telephone wire ning Board because he be- The survey acknowledges embezzling $7,500 from JOC link will heed about S3O0.0O0 in tional residential areas to and calculators and business lieved the subsidized bus ser- that the bus routes would Gaoline Station. Freehold annual subsidies, despite a Schank Road Rt 9. W Mam machines valued over $500 vice between the two towns have difficulty attracting Haban also was fined $200 Township, whjle he was em- projected passenger income Si and back to the terminal state subsidies, but places its pluyed there ua- ordered lo of Jtil.OOO during the (irsi year would be beneficial for the and pk.ixl on two v»ar> pro. CUUIItl—' ' ^us Route 4 would proceed L ill- the pruv-isuias OLJ bation byCount) Court Judge make restitution of operation northerly along Rt 79 to Shi- rnow in the legislature Freehold Borough and Thomas F Shebell Jr Theodore Wielichoski of "Where the money is going verea Ave -and then southerly which would provide funds for Freehold Township operate a Petit Portilla Jr u of l»th Ave . South Belmar. ad- to come from is a question." through residential areas tci aiding experimental projects small-scale system for senior Cor' Handing, who admitted mitted embezzling the money acknowledged' Charles A Throckmorton St . then Rt 9 However, the bill provides for citizens possessing marijuana with in- between June 10 and 14. 1976 Spitz, the county's principal to the Steinbachs and Two a 50/50 split subsidy, with the ten! 10 distribute it April 29. planner "We'll need some The bus link is designed to Guys Shopping Centers re- state paying one share and In.HUM- Wielichoski of the U7t m Hazlet, wu sentenced dollars from an outside connect Freehold area riders turning to the terminal via counties or municipalities same address, who admitted in nine month* in the count> source " with the County Courthouse Pond Road. Waterworks Road contributing the balance If aiding and abetting in the em- jail, with three months of that Mr Spitz said the study, un- and the Hall of Records. and Throckmorton St the system mceis the stan- bezzlement also was ordered sentence suspended He also derway since February, was Freehold Area Hospital, the The survey estimates that dards after 18 months of oper- to make restitution by County «a^ lifted $500 and placed on only a draft and the final re- Social Services building, four operating buses and a ation, the state would then Court Judge William T Wich- two years probation port is expected to be com- downtown shopping areas and spare vehicle would be neces- pay the entire subsidy mann . William Jacobseh. 24 of \r- pleted in December industnal areas thur Ave Long Rranch who The two also were given Advertisement County Planning Director The study notes that the admitted possessing mari- suspended one year county Robert Halsey was equally chief patrons of the proposed juana Nov H in Long Branch. jail sentences and placed on gloomy about the prospects of bus link would be the elderly, ? »a^ given a suspended 364- probation for five years success for the bus link be- particularly those on fixed in- cause of a lack of interest by comes, young people between residents and potential riders the ages of 12 and in and low Gov t Backs Loans To Mr Halsey noted that despite income families Weather: Milder wide advertising there had Sunny and milder today. perature in upper 50s^ been, "almost no public at- The study recommends that highs in upper 50s to lower tendance." al public hearings a four-route bus system be es- 60s or about 16c Partly TIDES tablished from the municipal "Based on this low interest Homeowners At cloudy tonight and tomorrow Sandy Hook bus depot, with individual on the part of the public, wedding expenses, pur- not only give the home- money left over from with a few scattered showers TODAY - High 1 03 pm adance reservation service Up to $50,000 despite wide advertising. I chase of a new car, furni- owner the advantage of salary can earn money for tomorrow, lows tonight in up- and low 7:31 p m available during non-peak 1 don't see how the bus pro- hours. The central depot ture, color TV or any buying al today's prices, the homeowner in an i lower 40s highs lo- TOMORROW - High I 36 or more with 30 would permit transfers from purpose at all. but will also be repaid out interest bearing savings morro* in low lo mid 60s a m and 2:05 p m and low various routes as well as con- of tomorrow's biggercarn- account or other worth- Precipitation probability near 7 51 a.m. and 8:39 p m year payments nections with metropolitan Original Purchase while investment, which zero per cent today. Increas- For Red Bank and Rumson Charge man ings. ing lo 20 per cant tonight and and other county bus routes can lead to a higher bridge, add two hours: Sea as low as $7.69 Money raised through Government Pays Part 40 per ccnl tomorrow Winds Bright, deduct 10 minutes; possessed The four individual bus this type of loan can also standard of living with west to southwest in to 20 Long Branch, deduct 15 min- routes were outlined in this per month per be used for the original Of Interest Charges greater security and peace mph today and 10 to 15 mph utes; Highlands bridge, add manner: Not only is this type of of mind. This can indeed tonight Ocean water tem- narcotics purchase of a home with 40 minutes Route 1 would proceed from $1,000. of loan as little as 3% cash re- loan backed by Govern- be the way lo a fresh start. MARLBORO - Bruce Alex- the municipal terminal north quired for down payment. ment funds, permitting a ander Schwerin. 27. 46 Dutch on Rt 79 to Dutch Lane and lower interest rate, but in Toll Free Loan Info The Daily Register Lane Road, was arrested in then along Washington Ave., fact the Government will the driveway of his home last Pay Back and then along to Rt. WM to In announcing • their pay part of the interest We urge all home- The Sunday Register night at 5 :2B p.m. and East Freehold Road to the So- entry into this aspect of owners or prospective charged with possession of cial Services building and With Cheaper Dollars charges in the form of a f.jO -,r>erj by Tn« Urn Bank Register money lending, The homeowners who intend f.Mot> \n*.a "i t|fi tjy Jonn M Coo* ond Henry Cloy narcotics. back to East Freehold Road Inflation will always be reduction of taxes pro- Money Store, New to borrow money for any Schwerin was originally and Center Street back to the with us. The $30 weekly portionate to the borrow- Q«# Regular PiOftl SfirewiburV N J 07'Q1 Jersey's largest specialist purpose at all, to call The sought in connection with terminal salary of a few decades er's income. BroncnOI'icev charges lodged against him in in homeowner loans, Money Store at this An extension of this route to back had a purchasing WonmtMjih Count/ CourfhOuir Freehold N J O7J7I Middletown the YMCA during weekday points out that loans can Fresh Start TOLL FREE number: ??S B'Qodw'jy Long B'Onch N J O77«"Q power equal to a $300 Stateioui* Trpntg" U j 086?S Bail was sel by municipal afternoons and Saturdays be for amounts up lo By consolidating all of Dial 800-672-1001. Find weekly salary of today. court judge Charles Brodsky could be incorporated $50,000 or even more and their money needs into a out jf this Government firtlu^iBfiy 10 *•»•• j\» of an tfif lOCOi nt*\ p''nte( How long before a $3,000 welt o\ all AP r\t* . yrttrj'M | at 15.000 Route 2 would proceed from that the money raised relatively small first backed program can be of Arresting officers DetectI\T weekly salary will be AAemo>r of lh« Amfi,can Ne*\paper p.^bli^nert Atwtic the terminal easterly via through this form of re- mortgage payment ex- benefit lo you. An ex- Aydi' Bu'MM olC.fcj^ai'Ons 'he New }*t\tt f>'*\\ Av.oorjiior Sergeant Thomas Hardy and necessary in order lo Throckmorton Street. Marcy financing can be used for tending for 30 years, perienced loan officer will Second Z\as\ po\t.j^r pol(j 3t »t , H j o??oi and oi Middle Detective Joseph Tetrik. after St., Conover St.. Institute St maintain the same stand- >riwn. N J G"*°8 Pub>v^rd Su^rJay i Fndny Wail lutiicnptioni debt consolidation, mak- homeowners can get rid of evaluaje your situation Dcyobie inod*once seeking Schwerin on the Mid- Parker St. and Jerseyville ard of living? ing a business investment all charge accounts and and make recommen- Term Do agreement altogether The present pad is lo be put to a ple- wind up testimony on Tinton challenged by Myron P. Ko- action "showed how to pre- duqladir Salad indicated thai biscite in Panama next Sunday Woods, planned for a tract at zicky. the municipal tax as- vent hijacking " the three bodies were being ambulance collide sent to Germany Tinton Ave and Hope Road sessor, who began his testi- Somali officials said nine Teen-agers not abandoning drugs MIDDLETOWN — Seven the northbound lane of Rt. 35 Originally approved as a tow- mony with a cheery "good passengers and one com- The hijackers demanded persons were injured as a re- Taken to the hospital were nhouse condominium project morning" at 12 55 a m mando were slightly injured the release of 11 imprisoned WASHINGTON — Teen-agers are increasingly turning to sult of an accident involving a both drivers, the driver of the m N73. the revised plans be- Mr Kozicky said the aver- HI the the 10-minute raid and West German terrorists and booze, a White House aide says, but that doesn't necessarily Port Monmouth ambulance ambulance. John O, Geurtse fore the board now involve age selling price of five homes the terrorist who survived, a two Palestinians in Turkish mean they're turning away from drugs which was rushing a patient. Jr. 3 Collins Ave.. Port Mon- 300 patio houses to be sold in- sold recently in comparable woman, was badly wounded jails, along with Sfi million in "A lot has been written that teen-agers are switching John Tiltel. Twilight Ave . to mouth. the wife of the dividually areas in the borough was Lufthansa, the West German ransom from drugs to alcohol." said Dr Peter G, Bourne. President Riverview Hospital. Red patient. Mrs Jeanette Tittel. Lot coverage and density S39.3M He said the tract had airline, said one other passen- So far. no organization has Carters assistant for health issues "But it seems the teen- Bank. and other people in the ambu- remain approximately the "far more pluses than minus- ger was hospitalized "ina claimed the hijackers as agers are using alcohol as well as drugs ' Police say the ambulance lance. Florence Rubin. Jo- same es" and said "functional state of collapse ' But all the members Bourne said youngsters get the impression that using was heading south on Rt 35 seph Sellers, and Paul Go- F.arly in a marathon board homes with no frills" built on hostages left Mogadishu this The only hostage killed was drugs is bad. while drinking heavily - a habit shared with at about 5 p.m. yesterday mory. meeting that finally ad- it would find a readv market morning for home. Radio So- the chief pilot of the Luf- many adults — is all right when it apparently went Mi Arau was listed in poor journed at 2 a m . the Tinton thansa Boeing 737 jet. 37-year- Bourne said some parents seem lo share that view and through a red light and col- condition in the intensive care Woods applicants presented old Juergen Schumann, whose take a lenient view toward teen-age drinking lided with a vehicle being unit of Riverview Hospital their two final professional body was put off the plane driven east on Navesink Riv- Patrolman Herman Grillon witni'sses. Henry J. Ney, a Cronin claims shortly after it landed in Natural gas picture changes er Road by Isldro Areu. 50 is investigating officer. traffic engineer from Free- Mogadishu Sunday Officials Coleman St.. Red Bank. Rush hour traffic at the hold, who said traffic volume (Continued) said he was shot Sunday WASHINGTON — Although only a month ago six inter- busy intersection was snarled while the plane sat at the air- estate gas pipelines forecast industrial shutdowns this winter Mr. Areu's vehicle allegedly at the Tinton Ave Hope Road ty has the legal right to bring suit to challenge the results of while the debris from the ac- port in Aden. South Yemen, due to natural gas shortages, the federal government now then hit a road barrier and intersection had diminished the Ocl 6 meeting Legal action must.be started within 49 cident was cleared The heav- fifth of its six stops during its says relatively few problems are expected. the vehicle being operated by since his last survey in 1972 days of the meeting ily traveled Cooper Bridge, zigzag journey over Southern The staff of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Samuel Sanyi. Shore Haven and S73. and A Fred Mailed Mr Cronin said he "fully expected and hoped" someone nearby, is undergoing exten- Europe and the Middle Kasl made that assessment based on hearings and data collected Road. Hazlet. who reportedly a real estate expert from H'an would bring suit However, he acknowledged that so far he sive repairs and is being wid- to East Africa from the six interstate gas pipelines (None of the companies was stopped at a red light in Haven, who said the new de- has only heard from two board members that they would not ened The rain, reminiscent of Is- serve New Jersey ) velopment would be espe- go into court because of the cost involved rael's successful rescue at the The staff study allowed for winter weather 10 per cent cially attractive to young Mr Cronin said last week that he did not feel that as Entebbe. Uganda, airport 1(11 colder than normal By way of comparison, the commission iii.tmi-it couples and "empty prosecutor, whose jurisdiction is primarily over ciminal mat- year, was the first combat op- said, last winter's record cold winter was ll'4 per cent colder Hani and bacon nestcrs" in their50s ters, he should bring the civil action to overturn the results of eration fur the Border Guard than normal, on a nationwide average, but was warmer west the phone conference However, yesterday he said he was Ralph Call. Tinton Falls, Group 9 commando strike of the Rocky Mountains and considerably colder than that in "certainly going to watch closely and maybe come to mother and" Walter Kublin. a zoning force, set up after the 1972 the East board member who has re conclusion or seek another course of action before the 45 days Munich Olympic massacre lovers take note fused to sit on the board dur elapse if no one files suit " Officials said the antilerrnnsi WASHINGTON (AP) - The causing liver and other can- ing the heanngs, continued to Impact of dock strike eases federal government says il in- cers, said Carol Tucker Fore- sincr Ihf Ocl. f telephone vole, the board has again specialists had rehearsed the protest the Tinton Woods pro NEW ORLEANS - The impact of a 17-day-old selective tends to ban the chemical man, assistant agriculture voled to reinstate Mr. Russell but to place him on paid \a attack well, practicing on an posal doek strike eased yesterday with the end of an unauthorized used to cure bacon, ham and secretary. ration while the board conducts Its own Investigation identical plane before biyng The project drew enthusias general strike here that (reed 44 strikebound conventional lunch meats unless manufac- The alleged violation of the Sunshine Law was the second sent to Mogadishu tic support from Nicholas cargo ships turers can prove the sub- "I don't think il is an immi- investigation of an MCAP action by Mr Cronin's office Last Under cover of darkni^s Karbalo. Byrnes Lane, who With dockworkers responding to orders from the Inter- stance doesn't cause cancer nent health hazard." Ms. week he sent a letter to the MCAP noting he did not have ju the raiders blasted open last night declared Tinton national Longshoremen's Association to confine the strike to The Agriculture Depart- Foreman said in a telephone nsdiction over a Sept 14 election for community representa- emergency exits over both Woods a "concept that is '-containership operations, the threat that the White House ment is ordering manufac- interview. "If we did. we tives to serve on the MCAP board wings of the twin-jet airliner imaginative, creative, and in They poured into the paum< might seek an HO-day Tan-Hartley injunction aginst the strike turers to test the pre- would act immediately But in Atlantic and Gulf ports also receded tune with the current (hous- However. Mr Cronin said that the election procedures ger cabin hurling "blinding" servative, sodium nitrite, to there is cause for concern." Word of compliance by the 3.500 New Orleans rebels to ing) industry " had apparently violated MCAP's own bylaws grenades that stun With a see whether it acts with other The department will in- National union orders was followed by the summoning of lop More support for the proj- Friday, the federal Community Services Administration flash of light and loud lum: substances to form a cancer- itally concentrate on bacon union officials for a new huddle in Bal Harbour. Fla ect came from Jacob B (CSA) announced it was sending federal examiners and audi- but emit no shrapnel causing agent, nitrosamine. manufacturers who make the Cooperhouse. 301 Tinton Ave . tors to investigate bo/h the Sept 14 election and the manage- They found that thi- hija- Animal tests have shown widest use of sodium nitrite. one of the many retired Army ment of MCAP ckers had rigged the inside of Vietnam confirms yacht seizure that some nitrosamines are said Ms. Foreman, who pre- officers in this area that Mr among the most potent agents And the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey has announced the plane with explosives and WASHINGTON — The Vietnamese government has con- fers that designation Chester claimed would be at- thai the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will assist poured gasoline over the aisle " traded to IRenntonrWooOs firmed it is holding three American civilians after their yacht In an Investigation of possible fraud In all the anti-poiert> carpeting The pa3srn|>e>s- was Intercepted last week oil the SoUtnertrcnast-nrvtttnani. homes. programs In the slate. had been strapped into their the State Department.said last night The board will discuss its fi- seats with their safety bells A State Department spokesman said it had received word Estrogen drugs nal resolution of the revised Mr. Cronin had indicated when he set limits on his juris- The hijackers apparently through the Vietnamese Embassy in Paris that the two men plans for Tinton Woods at its diction over MCAP that the agency is primarily funded by the did not have enough time to and one woman were under detention after their vessel was Nov 7 meeting, when mem- federal government and he said any overall investigation ignite the gasoline or deto- towed to Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon should be made by them However. Mr Cronin charged that nate the explosives draw bers also expect to complete "They said the three crew members are well and that the warning hearings on an application for the recent actions of MCAP resembled a "Mad Hatter's tea "There was some shoot- Vietnamese government is continuing its investigation." the will reduce that number "at 40 two-story townhouses at party ' And be called upon the CSA anil the. US Department ing . There Was no panic spokesman said He -..ml the Vietnamese government claims WASHINGTON (AP)-The least by halt/'-•- Parker Road and Wall St of Health. Education and Welfare (HEW) to withhold funding The passengers were evac- the yachl was boarded Ocl 12 while it was in Vietnamese wa- -federarg-overnmem, wyjirj The drug industry and doc- The townhouses are pro- from MCAP uated as fast as possible by ters' estrogen drugs may cause posed for a four-acre tract sliding down inflated slides cancer if taken to excess, is tors' groups have opposed the requiring that warning bro- thai was reamed earlier this from the emergency exits. " a FDA labeling requirement in Arson ring shocks investigators chures be given with every year from R-20 to RIO. Lufthansa spokesman said court, but so far without suc- estrogen prescription starting cess. Board members were al- Back to jail A Somali government BOSTON - A former captain of the Boston Fire Depart- spokesman said two of the ment's arson squad and a retired stale police arson detective today. The FDA first proposed its (Continued) hijackers were killed inside were among 22 persons arrested yesterday in what officials estrogen warning program in official statement. Mrs Brenner said. "I don't want to see The Food and Drug Admin- the plane and the man was called the most extensive arson-for-hire ring ever uncovered. July, with the brochure re- School boards teachers in jail; nobody really wants this 1 think the inter- istration says women receiv- wounded and died in a hospi- "The magnitude of the case, as it developed, shocked us quirement to take effect Sept. ruption to the education will be fairly great " ing the drugs must be told in tal because of the number of respectable people involved." said 20 The effective date was protected by The teachers said earlier this month they would seek ex- plain language the risks of The Somalis said the raid an aide to stale Ally. Gen. Francis X Belloili. pushed back because of the ecutive clemency Irom Goveror Byrne in case their appeal taking the female sex hor- insurance bill was launched about 2:30 am A Suffolk County grand jury returned 120 secret in- court challenges. was denied, but it remains unclear il the Governor in fad has mones. and lasted 10 minutes. Ger- dictments against 33 persons last week, charging them with TRENTON (AP) - A bill such power if he chose to exercise it The Governor's office • The most serious risk is man officials in Mogadishu crimes ranging from' arson, fraud and conspiracy to man- passed by the Assembly yes- declined comment last night. cancer of the lining of the Lottery winners radioed Bonn: "The job is fin- slaughter and murder. terday would prohibit Thirty-six more teachers are scheduled lo appear before uterus, FDA Commissioner Insurance companies from ished." TRENTON (AP) - The Judge Lane Ihis Thursday morning to answer contempt Donald Kennedy said Mon- winning number in the New canceling municipal and charges. day. The risk increases if es- school board policies for the Special child Jersey Pick-It Lottery yes- At last night's board meeting, several residents, some re- Fishing captain trogens are used "too fre- next six months. terday was 909. A straight bet lated to Matawan teachers, pressed the board to intervene on (Continued) quently or too long." he said, The measure, sponsored by pays (261.50 and the pairs pay the teachers' behalf. "We've all been traumatized by the relates close call She would have heard the telephone, though, she said, and can be five to 10 times Assemblyman James Horn 126 There is no box bet pay- strike." said David Wolfe. 8 Dawn Way "Cant you appeal to and Alicia's grandmother had been home all morning, if greater than for a woman heimer, DMiddlesex. goes LONG BRANCH - A 1H- off. the Governor for a pardon?" Bertram Ryan. 10 Daniel Drive, the school had called. who has never taken estro- to the Senate for consid- footfishing boat with 27 per- asked "the board recommend the charges in Freehold be "And they know that I work at the high school.only a gens LOWEST eration. sons aboard was nearly run dropped." adding. "Don't you care about the teachers in the down and split in two by the couple of blocks away." Mr Puryear added The odds of developing gall COST district?" Mr. Demaio responded by saying the prosecution Alicia, a pretty child who is very small (or her age. bladder disease requiring 965-foot Queen Elizabeth I] - IKE Thornton wife, was now out of the hands of the board. largest passenger line in the appears to have endured her misadventure very well, her surgery are 'IVt times as In related matters last night, the board said it paid Delta world — about midnight Sat- parents said. great, he warned. INSURANCE daughter killed Securities, a private security firm. $2.1.12 for protection ser- urday 12 miles off the coast "Bui if anything had happened to her. she wouldn't Five million American have be able lo tell us." her father noted. RATES SOMERSET, Pa. (AP) - vices in the district's eight schools during the 15 day strike. here, the fishing boat captain women now take estrogen School was cancelled Ihis morning, because the roof The wife and 2-year-old The board also announced changes in this year's school charged yesterday drugs during and after men- Robert M. Morris of the classroom at the Green Grove school is still being opause, and Kennedy said he daughter of Cleveland Indians calendar as a result of the settlement agreed to last week John Forsyth. captain of AGENCY 922- fixed. • ' hopes the warning brochure first baseman Andre Thorn- The contract calls for two evening parent-teacher confer- the Belmar-based SS Miss WANAMASSA Mrs. Puryear said she was just as happy to have it Ion were killed today in an ences, which will be scheduled at the following times: Belmar. said, "The Queen E that way. accident on the Pennsylvania Kindergarten through fifth grades. December 12 and 13. II steamed across our bow "We've been seeing results with Alicia from the Turnpike. Februarv 21 and 22. seconds after I cut mv anchor school." she said "It's obviously a good program. But Dead are Gertrude Thorn- Sixth through eighth grades..December 19 antHO. Febru- cables and backed up as fast Ihis really frightened us." Dollar Savers ton. 28. and the couple's ary 23 and 24 as I could "However Kood the program is. we're not going to daughter. Theresa. The school days will be shortened to four hours on all con "She crossed our cut cables take chances with Alicia's safety or with her life." Mr. have more fun! Thornton. 28, and his 4- lerence days, in accordance with the new contract. and sailed right over the spot Puryear added. year-old son Andre Jr. were The board announced that the days report cards are dis where we were, and she Start today at CJB. We make banking easy. For that reason, they are reconsidering Alicia's en- taken to Somerset Commu- Iribuled have been moved up a few days to allow more time would have cut us in two like rollment in the special education program, and also nity Hospital for treatment for teachers 10 determine grade! The dates for report cards paper if we didn't gel the hell thinking about possible legal action against the schools to and were reported in good are now: Grades one through five. Dec. 9. Feb. 17. April 14. out of the way when we did " and June 16. The luxury liner was re- ensure that what happened on Friday doesn't happen condition. The family lived in again. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Chagrin Falls. Ohio, but also Grades six through eight. Dec 18, Feb 17. April 21. June ported heading out of. New I,ung Branch school officials could not be reached for 19COHVEMEHT OFFICES TO SUM

iHlillllllMINIIMIIIIIIIilllllllllttHlliniMMIIUIIIinlKlllAltlllllMIIIIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIMI (ill llubbanh Obituaries r«lin«l umpire LET US CONSOLIDATE YOUR llllllilMUinilinitMlltillllllllllllUIIIMMMUIMIUMIIIIMIIIIUMUllMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII ST PETERSBURG. Kla (AP) - Cal Hubbard. the DEBTS .... AND REDUCE only man elected to both the YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS! Lester C. Scott, 76, professional baseball and football halls of fame, died here yesterday of cancer He was board member was 76 Hubbard was born in Key BORROW UP TO / • HOLIDAY Kla - Lester Most recently, he had been tesville Mil on (let 31 1900 After college, he played C Scoti .) farmer member of the President ol Ihe Railroad $ tackle lor (Ireen Bay. Pitts- the Shrewsbury \ .1 Board men of NJ. a group of re burgh and the New York Gi- 30,000 AND MORE Bf Education died Sunday al tired railroaders lmn>: in ants and was elected to the i'ommumt> Hospital New Florida Natonal Football League's with a Secondary Mortgage Loan IVrt Kuh.'\ • . , . .nl He was aNo VR t pri >ull Hall of Fame in 1963 15 Year terms now available which may help you reduce Mr Scot! of SMI Lyntie f the National Railroad Com- o Alter his professional foot- your monthly payments by hundreds ol dollars. Place «as born in l.mnoft Q( ^u.ru. ( M(j „„.„,. ball career, Hubbard turned \ .1 ind lived in strewsDur) ^ ()I lhl, ,•„„„, ^Jhodiii to baseball as a major league No doting te«t — NO attorney la* on loam up to $30,000 mod of h.s life before nu» me Cnurch o( Re(] Bank umpire He was elected to the No prepayment panaltlti. here :n IM7 He wa« H Baseball Hall of Fame last Fumily of Sttttile Bruno being uaxitteil. He retired in IMI (nun ihe Surviving are his widow year Loans up to $30,000 Central Railroad of N .1 Mrs Alice Woolley Scott of Hubbard also is a member where he had worked for A~ Florida, two sons. Joseph L of the college football Hall of Term 7 yrs. 10 yrs. 15 yrs yean He had been • member Scott ol Eatontown. S .1 and Fame He was elected in |MJ Services are held of the Shrewsbury Board of J Robert Scott ol SfflrTWI- (or his play at Centenary Annual Education from li)3.1 to 196« bury, two daughters. Mrs College of Shreveport. La . From 1941 to 194S he was William White of Wayneshoro Percentage 12% 13.5% 15% and Geneva College at Bea- for citv fireman board president Pa • and Mrs Henry Sihler of Rate ver Falls. Pa He was member of t»«* UUe Silver, NJ . I] grand- By ANN Kill Mil I Surviving are his widow a Call for lull details on how our 15 Year Loan Program Shrewsbury Fire Department children and two great-grand- Daniel A. ('orneliii* ASBl'RY PARK - More Mrs Jennie BeradfICO and lerved u chief in lsHl children than 250 friends, relatives and Bruno: three daughters. Mrs can help you; MIDDLETOWN.-Daniel He was a member of the Roy- The Robert A Braun Home total strangers who share Edward Kutschman of Rel- City Consumer Service* A Cornelius, of 9 Forest .il Ucanum of Red Rank, for Funerals. F.atontown. is in nothing more than a common mar. Mrs John \la?za of .A subsidiary ol City Federal Savings Drive . died yesterday at \ I charge of the arrangements uniform with Nat ale T Wall Township, and Miss Bayshore Community Hospi- (201)671-2021 Bruno, gathered yesterday to Francine Bruno, at homo tal Holmdel Village Mall Shopping Center pay their last respects to the three brothers Basil Bruno, 1060 Ma 35. Middlelown, NJ. 0774S Mr Cornelius was born in city fireman who died in the here: William Rruno of Wall Criffiii Burnett, Cheyenne. Wyo . and had line of duty last week Township: and John Bruno of Or call Toll Free 800-492-4064 lor the location ol lived most of his life in Fair With heavy rains falling Neptune: one sister. Mrs our 9 offices In New Jersey Haven He had lived here 2Vj and winds gusting firemen Frank O'Connor, of Newton, was retired banker years and policemen from various and two grandchildren He was an electronics engi- parts of the state assembled MONMOUTH MILLS - W. neer with Bell Telephone Lab- " C.nfftn Burnett Sr. 48, of Co- al Ihe Mount Calvary Ceme- oratories. Holmdel. for thetery. Route Sti. Neptune quetle Lane died yesterday past lour years Previously he The funeral procession be- at St Lukes Hospital. New was employed for 23 years at gan at the Buckley Funeral York He was a retired vice the RCA Space Center in Home. here, at 9 a m and president of the Chase Man- Princeton where he was proj- traveled west on Second Ave OUR CUSTOMERS hattan Bank. New York ect engineer for the weather to Main St . turned south past During his career, he had satellite program also served as president of the (irehouse to Asbury Ave Mr Cornelius was active Chase Manhattan Holdings before arming at Our Lady with the Asbury Park YMCA Limited. Toronto and as divi- of Mount Carmel Roman and was a lifesaving instruc- sion executive. Middle East Catholic Church where mass tor and also was qualified to was said TELL IT BEST Branch and Affiliate Manage- certify lifesaving instructors ment From 1971-73 he was An open house was held all He also was active in aquatic vice president general man- day long al the Elks Lodge at activities with the Monmouth SAMPLING OF UNEDITED NOTES (IN MHNT rot M$Y KAOING) ager and regional coordina- 1701 Park Ave County Chapter of the Ameri- tor of Chase Manhattan Bank. Mr Bruno was on the job can Red Cross RECEIVED AND VERY MUCH APPRECIATED London fighting a (ire at the Montauk He served in the Navy dur- Mr Burnett was born in Hotel. First Ave at approxi- ing World War II Richmond Va . and was mately 7 10 p m Thursday 2 Surviving are his widow Many thanks for your concern I Just have I* comment •* tke graduated from the Inner- when he was stricken by a our thanks again for an ex- Mrs Adele Cornelius, a son. and service, excellent in- superb Installation ol Ike bath- sity of Virginia in 1951 He heart attack cellent Job, very well done. Daniel M Cornelius of Red stallalion. but most of all. for room carpeting you dM lor me served as a Coast Guard offi- *• Griffin Burnett The Montauk Hotel has We've already tad man\ com Bank, two daughters. Mrs your thoughtfulness and trust in rKeatly. This was my lint ex- cer prior to joining the Bank been the scene of three mat- pllments on our carpet — and Diane Massa of Little Silver people It's always a pleasure to perience with your slorr. and I of Manhattan Co (now Chase Surviving are his widow. tress fires in the last four we ran scarcely find an\ seams and Miss Denise Cornelius of do business with you We are de- havr been vastly Impressed, nol Manhattan) Mrs Kathryn Marka ReQua months and numerous other ourselves. Your Installation Red Bank: a sister Mrs lighted with the carpeting only by the rarelul aid acrirale He had resided here since Burnett, his mother. Mrs complaints in the last year, crew Is ten skilled. Peatree Hills of Blauvelt Installation you did. bul also by 1963 and was a member of the Charles R Burnett of Rich- police say Also, yaur 'friendly helpful atil NY. and two grandchildren the amount ol help I received Sea Bright Beach Club and mond: a son. W Gntfin Burn- Police arrested a resident ludr made buying Ihe carpet a The John F Pfleger Funer- (rom the salesman — I believe of the hotel. Kenneth August, R pleasure. Such courteous servlcr the Sea Bright Lawn Tennis ett Jr . at home, three daugh- al Home. New Monmouth w his name was John and Cricket Club He was. a ters. the Misses Kathryn Ry- on charges of creating a dis- Is most unusual today and very You should be very proud of thr in charge of arrangements Thanks ver\ much. vestryman of All Saints' Me- land. Marka Suzanne, and turbance and (ailini; to give ;i much appreciated. men who install (or you. They mortal Episcopal Church. Na- Martha Eugenia Burnett, at J. Ward Van Derveer good account ol himself not only do-excellent work, bul vesink. and had sened on the home: a brother. Charles R Thursday night after the fire are alcr to ha\e around Kind of board of directors of the, Burnett Jr of Toronto, and RED BANK - J Ward Mr August was given free unusualtoda\. VanDerveer Sr. 81 of '.'fi Pin- board for doing handyman Rumson Country Day School two sisters. Mrs Eugenia Af- E I am extremely pleased wilh my ckney Road, died yesterday jobs around the hotel Check lor $li79IKI enclosed cov- and the American School in fel of Philadelphia, and Mrs new carpet The installation job at Riverview Hospital Fire officials said thai dam- ering balance in full We are Lundon : Judy Halsey of Richmond by your two very polite and Born in Tinton Falls. Mr ages to the hotel were con- very pleased with our carpeting Thanks for everything I've al- courteous installers is just per- VanDerveer had lived most of fined to the interior Of one Your men did a very efficient ready recommended you to oth- fect I walled for a bill, bul his life here room and •minimal ' job and were most considerate Mrs. Virginia Giersch, of Ihe mail) obstacles w e ers' since I have not yet received Before his retirement 15 Firefighters nn Ihe scone presented one 1 am forwarding my check years ago. he had been busi- said that Mr Bruno was help- L Thank you and I am looking for- Little Silver tax collector ness manager for the former ing feed hose lines up to the tax ward tr again trading with you 1.1TTLF. SILVER — Mrs. collector and had also Red Bank Airport fur Ad room before he collapsed in the fall Virginia H Giersch. 49. of 600 been assistant to the tax as- years The fire department was on Thanks (or your wonderful ser- Little Silver Point Road, died sessor He was a veteran of World- the scene shortly more than Pr or Just a notice ol thanks (or the vice. The Installers you sent did yesterday at Riverview Hos- > to her positions here, War I. having served in the an hour a line Job. I look forward lo pital. Red Bank Last Ja- she was an executive secre- Army fine )ob you did In laying the Mr Bruno, a lifelong city carpeting In our living room. doing business with you again. nuary she was elected to a tary at the New York office He attended Trinity Episco- I resident, was a Dilid fireman H'lra ple«surf to do buslnrss 1 thriv-)ear term ,i> t.ix collec- "I Exxon secretary uf thepal Church, nere here for 24 years tfp have received man* **!!!- tor the first- woman to fill the Substandard Housing Com- with a llrm such as yours. I am His wife was the former He was the first fireman in pllments on your line In- position mitt'ee of Red Bank, and sec- sure you will have us as a long- Inez Bohannan who died in 2S years to diewhile fighting stallation. II has been a plea- Mrs Giersch had served for retary in the gubernatorial time customer. sure to do business with you. 1976. a fire Once again we wish to express '»rs as assistant to the campaign headquarters of Surviving is one son. .lohn Mr Bruno was an army our sincere lhanks in helping us James P Mitchell W VanDerveer Jr., of Balti- veteran of World War II and to select our carpeting, for the born ln Lons more. Md a communicant of Our Lady A IlaroUl CHne „ »*• *" wonderful workmanship, and ' Branch and was a lifelong The Adams Memorial Home of Mount Carmel Roman As usual, we are very pleased also for taking back Ihe padding KEjYPORT - Harold W J resident of the Red Bank is in charge of arrangements Catholic Church. with your excellent sen ice anil we had ordered We appreciate Just a line tn tell you we love Crine 66 ol Otborn St died area genuine Interest. ••' everything very much We hope our new carpet Your men did yesterday in Bayshore Com- She was a communicant of Mrs. Mice HnusHiilil Thank vnu. H won't be too long before.we an excellent job muriity Hospital, llolmdel the Roman Catholic Church can have the stairs and upstairs OCEAN PORT - Mrs Alice 1945 Mr Crine was born in Wtca- of the Nativity. Fair Haven, hall done E Houschild. of H9 Cayuga Sunning are a brother. Mi- B A friend of ours. Mrs tunk and was a life long resi- and a member of the Little Ave. died yesterday at .Mon- chael Donovan of Bradenton. dent of this boroflgh Silver Republican Club, the who is also a member of our mouth Medical Center. Long Fla.. and a sister. Mrs Mau- I just wanted lo thank you and He was :m Army veteran of Monmouth County Tax Col- church, plans lo get carpeting Enclosed Is check lor carpet. I Branch reen Barker of West Long say what a great Job you did on World war II, and a commu- lectors Association, and the for her new home in the near fu- can not tell you how pleased I Mrs Houschild was born in Branch the carpeting. ture and has decided to get am with II. it Jusl looks beau- meant 61 SI Josephs Konian Riverview Hospital Auxiliary Cincinnati but lived here most II fits perfectly and looks really some from you tllul. I can't say enough (or the Catholic Church here S(Jmv • ^ of her life The Flock Funeral Home. good. The dining room rug also gentlemen who Installed It, and survivmgare nvn s sters. (arl y ^ lwndaU!!n. L Hoping you and your family will She was employed as a sec- Long Branch, is in charge of (its and looks wrll. Mrs James T Smith of CoHs h M >• have a very happy holiday sen- retary at Ft Monmouth since the arrangements Thanks again and you'll be Neck and Mr- Inh.i Han- (;, A „, „ „ R son hearing from me when I'm mann ol Sayrevtlle. and sex- ^ (a(her Q ^ ; E Harr|. ready lo do my son's room and eral men's andnephew* y,n , Rl.(| Bank and hf>r the hall. The Day Funeral Home Hrandfather chfford w here, is in charge of arrange- |tUes a|s0 „, Red Bank E The John E Day Funeral 1 wasn't sure as to whom I Just a note to say how much I should make the check payable. appreciated the excellent job 2.2.De,,hN,,ice, You were nice to lake care «l I want to thank you again lor you did in my apartment. BURNETT Mil, I his for mm her — 1 was not al the quiet services and Ihe good You certainly fulfilled your con- home when the work was done, Job that was done on the In- tract efficiently, quickly, and Mrs. Josephine stallation. with splendid workmanship ••• • " . bui mother was extremely im- tiauaf'f- • . | OI'UIII S pressed by the courteous young Also I shall highly recommend throughout Would that all con- FLAME-RETARDENT TENTS men vnu sent you to all my friends. tractors could perform as well. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs A 12 year old boy suflered extensive third-degree Josephine C Corwin. Iff. ol 87 bums when a candle Ignited the canvas tent and Ihe F""'r0< Locust Point Road, died vos- sleeping bag In which he was camping out In his own Aii SOT'S VeTio- o •. M '.._. backyard. About 5.KM) Injuries occur each year while HAVE LETTERS IN OUR FILES AND MAY BE SEEN UPON REQUEST • terdav at Riverview Hospital campers are using portable cooking, lighting and heat- srtBon. in Red Bank. ing equipment. .Mam of these mishaps could be avoided B rn ln Br klvrv N V shl RED BANK'S OLDEST CARPET STORE AMERICA'S BEST-SELLING CARPET CORNELIUS- Donii t- oti " "" ' II more tents were llame relardenl. f°r'»; ••• lived in Jersev Cltv before OC i' '/J SI-IO.po r .••' ind • v • . _.' The University of Minnesota documented 75 lent 1 »aei. Par-ooii'io df.u' I . moving here 35 years ago fires thai resulted'In 119 Injuries. 27 of them fatal. In- V D^;,'; ,. ' She.was a volunteer in the volved most often were umbrella or cabin-type Irnts American Red Cross during made of cotton which can burn In 40 seconds lo three World War 11. and a past minutes. eojoj president ol Ihe Navesmk Actually, flame rclardent tents have been available . ^'jnP'Oi Motitr ?JJ B'3nd *m LongO'onci v»iiii.aii «fdn«s in \sliuiv I'ark |s in charge Phcue 531 -0866 Your one slop answer * dor 7 *

By HILDV MrfORMICK Robert V. Simons Jr., board be composed of nine mem- the mayor. be determined by the govern- MATAWAN - The Plan- member charged with draw- bers rather than the seven After review by council, a ing body. ning Board is forwarding to ing up Planning Board guide- originally called for requirement for a security de- Changes with which both the Borough Council three recom- lines for the code, said after Because the code states posit by landlords was in- governing body and the plan- mendations on the proposed review by the governing that the hearing board be serted into the code The de- ners agreed included mandat- property maintenance code body, and discussion with composed of representatives posit. 125 for each dwelling ing that landlords provide The code is designed to Robert Feldman. borough at- from various borough boards unit, is not to exceed $2,500 smoke detectors in apart- regulate conditions on all in- torney, the complexion of the and agencies, the planners per complex, and is designed ments, and that an inspector come producing property in proposed code had not are recommending that each for borough use if repairs to have the right to review all the borough, including busi- changed board or agency select its an apartment complex are charges brought against ten- nesses and multiple family But the planners are recom- member for hearing board not made by the landlord and ants by landlords dwellings It does not pertain mending that a hearing board representation, and that not must be made by the Tenants in Matawan Mall to single family dwellings provided for in the ordinance all appointments be made by borough and the planners have come The planners, however, rec- to agreement on correcting ommended to council that this site plan deficiencies that stipulation be deleted I fore- have existed since the mall see litigation problems on opened. According to Arnold Freehold names group this," Mr Simons declared. Taranto. board engineer, re- William Russell. Planning paving will take place in the Board attorney, said the de- spring, and buffer plantings termination of the legality of and landscaping will be done to promote community this portion of the code should as soon as possible By JOAN KAHN Fame, a memorabilia collec- Main St.; Joseph Hardiman. tion of early radio and tele- Throckmorton St ; and Coun- FREEHOLD - In an at- vision. cilmen William Conover and tempt to promote the histori- "We have turned the corner William Gunther. cal aspects of this community and once again are doing big The development of the and to publicize its attributes things," explained Mayor Ro- lake as a recreation area has as a county seat, the Borough ger Kane last night. been pressed for years by Learn about Jersey Devil Council has appointed a seven Named to the committee Freehold Township officials member citizens committee were Dr. Eugene Errickson, but the borough has always to study various public rela- Stokes St., Mrs Noreen lagged in accepting a tandem tions devices which will serve Greenhouse. W Main St plan for the lake and other state legends to boost the image of this mu- Mark Greenberg, Main St.; However, last February, nicipality. Ira Tilton, Club Place; and township Mayor Arthur Kon- FREEHOLD - The "Jersey Devil and Other Local Legends" is the theme of a spe- Councilman Russell Keimig Mitchell Rees. Berkley Place. drup urged the formation of a cial Halloween Family Night sponsored by the Monmouth County Park System, Oct said the committee would The five will be joined by two-town committee to study de- 2t, 7 30 p m at the Turkey Swamp Park Shelter Building Located at the edge of the consider the publication of a Councilmen Keimig and John velopment plans once again Pine Barrens, Turkey Swamp Park provides an excellent setting in which to entertain newsletter or pamphlet which McGackin The township has already ap- thoughts of Indian spirts and Pine Robbers as well as the state's resident demwi A would outline both the histori- The council also appointed pointed a counterpart group special program on New Jersey legends will highlight the evening's activities Par- cal past of the borough and a seven member committee to work with the borough ticipants will have an opportunity to haunt the Pinelands in their own costumes for its present, including the Na- to survey the needs for Lake committee. which prizes will be awarded In addition an apple dunking contest, donuts. cider and tional Broadcaster's Hall of Topanemus, a 25-acre lake The council, in other action, a warm fire will complement the evening's activities. Admission is 50 cents per per- and 70 acres of woodland, set its Halloween curfew for son Turkey Swamp Park Is located on Georgia Koad, Freehold Township, approxi- which is owned by the the period between Oct. 24 mately four miles south of the town of Freehold For additional information on this Police car borough and located in Free- and Nov. 1. The curfew will special Halloween program, call the County Parks office on New Springs Road in Lin- hold Township Municipal of- ban all persons under 18 from croft ficials hope to gain state Green borough streets from 9:30 Acres funds -for tb.e devel- p in to 6 am. Mayor Kane WHY PAY MORE? program opment of the project Plans said since the curfew went for the recreation area have into effect on Halloween sev- Call... 291-0236 scheduled been discussed but little ac- eral years ago. vandalism has Mischief Night banned; tion has been taken during been considerably reduced B> BIN VAN VI II I the last 10 years. The council, also authorized Appointed were: Ron Grid- the appraisal of properties at McCONNELL LITTLE SILVER - The Iths. Union Ave ; Richard Lafayette and Spring Streets, Middletown is all ready Police Department appears to Kane, borough recreation di- in preparation for the con- FUEL OIL COMPANY be making slow progress in rector; George Kelder, Park- struction of a parking lot in MIDDLETOWN - Trick or of unwrapped candy and ex- to cooperate with the police its longstanding fight to have er St.; James Sweetman. E the area Treating in the township is amine fruit before eating, as and volunteers on the nights its police cars replaced every limited strictly to Halloween. too many hazardous objects of Oct 29.30 and 31 By work- other year Monday. Oct St. warns Wil- are given children today, " ing together we can keep After considerable debate, liam B Schanck. acting chief Chief Schanck urged Middletown the great place it the Borough Council last of (police "Know where your children is to live." the chief con- night authorized specifica- cluded "Mischief Night in the are and set an 8 pm curfew tions prepared for the pur- Township of Middletown is chase of one new car in Ja- banned and will not be toler- nuary, and the possibility of ated Ayone involved in van- light KOM by driver buying another car in April dalism will be promptly ar- These would replace the ex LITTLE SILVER - Joseph under the influence of alco- rested and pare/its will be Isiting two fully-equipped po- H Hoppock. 39 Irnquois Aw . hol, allegedly struck the traf- held responsible for the van- lice cars now In use by the Oceanport. was reportedly fic control box and a stan- dalism done by their chil- department, one of which is a uninjured following an acci- chion on the west side of dren." Chief Schanck said 1976 model and the other is a dent which caused traffic sig- Branch Ave before his car 1975 model As in the past, volunteers nal problems at the Sycamore overturned at 146 am Satur- The police have been asking from the fire companies, the and Branch avenue Inter- day the council to replace the First Aid Squads, the Police section for more than 48 Police say the traffic light cars every two years claim- Reserve, PERU. Explorer hours was off and on until the prob- ing that keeping a car beyond Post, Marine Division and Mr Hoppock, who is lem was corrected Monday two years increases both the Civil Defense will assist regu- charged with driving while morning maintenance costs, and the lar officers in enforcing the "down" time of the cars. Halloween regulations Probe Iheft of 81,000 in cash The borough actually has The police "paddy wagon" MIDDLETOWN - The lar and ransacked by the thief four police cars, but only two will be on patrol to transport ceny of 11.100 in cash from an of them can be used for all groups of troublemakers to He said entry was gained East Keansburg home is un- phases of police work. police headquarters, where by breaking through a bed- der investigation by police Juveniles apprehended for room window The borough, in addition to violating the curfew or for Detective Lt. WiUianLjL. the two "cruisers," which are causing damage will be held Halllday said the home was Detective Arthur Stover is fully equipped, also has a car until the arrival of their par- broken into over- the weekend. in charge of the investigation for the police chief, which Is ents Juveniles charged with an unmarked car, and a po- more serious offenses will be Oceanport sets goblin parade lice safety vehicle, purchased taken to the Juvenile Shelter with state funds and only OCEANPORT - The Keeping with Halloween, the in Freehold used for traffic control. Oceanport Recreation Com- Funniest, the Most Fright- Chief Schanck requests that mittee will hold its annual ening, the Most Creative (not Patrolman Robert Nordt parents accompany small Halloween Party on Oct. 31, store bought), the Most Inge- told the council last night that children on trick or treat vis- at 7 p in at Maple Place nuous (not store bought). keeping police cars in service its and suggests these be ter- school. •The age group are: 0-3. 4-5 beyond two years means the minated by 6 p m Categories will be as fol- and 6 thru 8. Soda and donuts cars will be out of service for "Please stress the refusal lows. The Prettiest, the Most will be served as usual. longer periods of time (or maintenance and repairs and that the cost is prohibitive considering the service to the Home Improvements borough "INTEREST PAID "The police." he said, "feel they can give better service AT SPECIAL MONEY-SAVING PRICES to the borough if the police EVERY MONTH IS cars are in operation and are ADD-A ROOM ADD-A LEVEL reliable " EXTRA MONTHLY He cited figures showing that after two years the po- lice cars spend nearly twice INCOME!" as much time being repaired as they do during the first (and all rates are two years. He said the cost of replac- COMPOUNDED DAILY) ing the cars at a shorter in- terval would be $2,500 more If you are retired, you can have that extra income every month plus than the cost of replacing daily compounding at Keystone Savings if you wish. OR, you can have them every three years as is it credited to your account monthly for the highest effective annual BATHROOMS now the policy. yield. Keystone gives you the choice for your convenience — and, as a "But," he said, "it's better Keystone account holder, you also have the convenience of Saturday to spend the extra to make sure that when someone drive-in banking. Come in! You'll like banking at Keystone. needs a policeman, they know By the way, Keystone pays a full 5!4% a year on regular he's on the way. and not in the yard trying to start a car savings for a high annual yield of 5.47%. • that won't run."

In other business, the coun- cil adopted an ordinance al- GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • ATTIC ROOMS lowing borough employes to DORMERS • FINISHED BASEMENTS be paid during the summer Keystone months when the council does NO DOWN PAYMENT not meet twice a month. TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT The ordinance provides that the salary vouchers can be MONMOUTH PHONE: 741-50601 paid in advance of the coun- cil's approval, but must be NEPTUNE • ASBURY PARK- MANALAPAN (CONSTRUCTION CO. Hwy. 35, Middletown approved at the following council meeting. The Daily Register Getting a federal contract

K*Ufcll-.h«l in IW« - l'ut'11-tn-.i h> lh, Kc.l Mjnk tUvhhi B> JACK AMtKKSON mil" MiiiiiiililuiimiiiliiilllillllMiiii least 311 of the 41 contractors wryly lhat similar scandals in and IKS WH1TTKN surveyed had given govern ISM and 1967 did not change corporate habits What is ARTHUR Z KAM1N The wining and dining nf ment officials tickets to spoil ivmagon procurement urn WASHINGTON ing and cullural events Our needed, the report again sug Presided) and Editor errs apparently has become a ing the three years covered gests. is a stronger legal de- majiir industry \ raaftdcntlal SCENE. b\ the survey. M\ companies terrent Thomas ,i Bly, Executive'Editor William F Sandford. flsSoctate Editor congrtmiaml study chargei had sponsored about 1.200 - Some of Ihe same corpo that defense contractor! have tiiimliiiilllllilllllllliiiiiiiillliiiimmiiiiii hospiiahly sudes where the rations that fork over favors ( • S0*> OC TOBEB 18. 19 spent "teveral mtlUon dntUn booze flowed freely At least to federal officials, ironically annually" on ihis sun ol rw trip* from military con JS ol the companies acknowl- have strut rules against Ihe i-lry 'tractors We identified the edged purchasing meals for acceptance of gratuities by ANDERSON 1 Such massive i-nUTKiinuiu hii-is .is the giant Northrop government employees their own employees from ' Vny izlita he an improvement. t hi' ri'pori adds gn\ el) and Rockwell corporations — At least Iti firms spon- suppliers or subcontractors presents j threat of atgftifl- which were catted on the car sored sporting activities that sources who could be tele- Footnote Unaccountably. cam proportions to the Integ- pet by Sen William I'rox included government officials phoned for advance or inside Congress has rewarded the rity of public contrails .end mire D-Wii chairman of the These activities ranged from information " Anyone who Joint Committee for its dili- I he procurement process " joint Committee on Detenu? golfing matches to hunting provides such informal ion gence by abolishing it and Many a contrail is inn Production trips Some corporations paid the committee warns sternly transferring Us investigative summaled over a shotgun The publicity died down, for transportation, hunting li- •is in violation of departmen- functions to the Senate Dank- barrel in a fog-sheathed duck but the committee continued censes ammunition, meals tal standards of conduct " ing Committee blind Or. some inside infor its investigation 1'ainsta- and lodging, hunting and — The committee scolds Ihe COSTLY SlU'm.F. The malion. worth millions to a kintly the committee exam guide fees Some even al Defense Department (or fail new Department of Energy is contractor, might bo droned ined the entertainment prac- ranged for Ihe preparation of ing to investigate more ag- open (or business, but Secre- casually on a golf green The tice! "I more lhan 40 leading the game gressively the massive enter- tary James Schlesinger and »ay in a defense contract defense contractors The re- — The acceptance of the taining of Pentagon brass his staff don't have a per- may also be greased by boo/c port, just completed la Hill aforemenlioned favors., the Bui NASA gets a com- manent address and blondes at a twinging confidential However, we report charges violates a ISM mendation for its vigorous po- They were supposed to night club can reveal the highlights executive order "F.nlertam- licing of corporate back- move into the Defense De The congressional study - The report listed these ment of government offi- scratching partment's James Forreslal found "repeated hoipltallt) in gratuities, which contractor* cials." cautions ihe report. — The study notes that the Building on Oct I Rut the many of the same federal cm commonly make available to can undermine Ihe integrity 1975 hunting-lodge scandals building still isn't available so ployes" They weren't shown government procure men I of government contracts led to new Defense Depart' the Department ol F.nergy is a good time for the pleasure people "Ticket! la sporting For instance a contractor ment standards thus offering now spread out all over the . of their company, the report and cultural events hunting. may obtain intelligence or .id • hope that acceptance of Capital suggests More likely, the fishing, golfing or similar rec Vance Information on govern- gratuities by federal officials When the military brass contractor hoped in return for reational outings, entertain ment requirement! and speci- will be halted " But the com- hats are finally booted out his largess "to obtain ad- men! and meals dinners fications, thereby gaining an millee cntici/es the absence against their wishes. Ihe vance or inside information balls, banquets and night unfair advantage over his of meaningful penalties for Energy Department will and to secure preferential clubs, transportation lodg- competitors corporations or corporate rep- move in and Ihe costs will be treatment in the course of ing, meals and refreshments — One witness miemeued resentatives who offer prohib- high General Services \d lining business uilh the um- especially in connection wuh by an investigator for the Na- ited gratuities mmislralor Joel Solomon in a eminent " hospitality suites at profes- tional \eronautlcs and Space — Many corporations, in memorandum to Schlesinger. Two years ago, we wrote a sional meetings, and visits to Administration, stressed that the spirit of repentance, an- predicted the shuffle earlier series of columns about de- lodges and reports" one of Ihe purposes of devel- nounced they slopped handing estimated al W 9 million will fense and space officials ac- — The conmittee deter- oping liaisons with N \S v cm out favors after Ihe 1S7.S scan- now cost the taxpay pr» a cepting free hunting and ski mined for example that at ployes was to develop inside dal But Ihe report poinls out whopping s" million Construing the Constitution B\ J kMES J KII.PATRU'K "" ' " mmmm body ol the amendment ilself agree The Supreme Court ul- The same procedure was fol- timately may have to resolve It used Id be said of South CONSERVATIVE lowed with the 20th and '.'1st the issue ern gentlemen that in any Vmendments in ISM and wdh Finally whal to do — if ranking of their favorite in- Ihe 22nd Vmendment on presi- anything — aboul the District door sporis construing the VIEW dential |erms in ISM Schol- of Columbia* The rest of the Constitution consistently ars objected that the practice country may not be much ranked in second place This MitoiiiiimiiiiilHliiiimilMlllllilllimiiiiiii needlessly cluttered the Con- concerned but the topic stays pat the supreme law of the stitution with useless clauses hot here in Washington One land in a nice one-two race ago that the possibility began and thereafter the custom de- idea is (or Congress by stat wuh whiske>', whist and wom- to be taken seriously Then veloped of writing a seven- ule. In cede the Distncl back The weapons business year deadline into the sub- lo Maryland but critics say en, and there it remains to Bayh talked with the staff of KILPATRKK this day Here on the hartk^ n( his subcommittee on the Con- milting statute rather lhan 1(1 Maryland's legislature nation's often fatuous military wants Before allowing one of his must the Potomac, our Constitution stitution and down at Ihe Ihe amendment leagues If Ba\h wants to see wouldn't lake it as a gh*l. and important campaign primuses to be- and true American security inter- is once more the I a Ik of Ihe White House Counsel Hubert This procedure has caused a filibuster to surpass all fill the Constitution prohibits come lost under accumulating sales ests An era of unlimited sales to the town l.ipshut/ asked the attorney no problems The last four busters, he is welcome to give Congress (rom altering a vouchers, President Carter ought to Shah began in 1972 when President Three issues in particular general for a formal opinion amendments have tailed Id this a try state's boundary lines Anoth- er idea is statehood which in refresh his memory on what he had Nixon granted carte blanche for just have pnnoked arguments in Whal is proposed, tn stale ratification in periods ranging The second constitutional the matter blunlU Is to from three months in in uproar lavotVM ihe power of theory might be granted by a to say. as a candidate for office, about any purchase the Shah cared barrooms and cloakrooms The (irsl involves Senator change ihe rules in the months Now the F. quul the whole Congress under Ar- majority vote in each house to make He started' w,ith NO F14s about I'.S. foreign arms sales. 'Tan Birch Bayh's city-slicker middle of the game When Rights Amendment is be- ticle IV. Section 3 to dispose but critics say that's Imooa- we be both the worlds leading from Grumman Aircraft and hasscheme for extending the Congreil --enl Ihe F.qual calmed II has been stuck for of the territory or other sible also A Justice Depart champion of peace and the world's added more than SIC billion worth nf lime to ratify the Equal Hights Amendmenl In ihe more lhan a year at IS out of property belonging to themenl attorney Patricia M Wald told a House subcom- leading supplier of weapons of U.S. military hardware to his arse- Rights Amendmenl A second states in March of 197? Ihe Ihe necessary W slates Sena inited Stales Beyond ques lor Btyh and the While House mittee thai constitutional war°" candidate Carter asked of a nal since then. has to do with the role of Ihe act of .submission contained tion the nation owns certain House of Representatives in the familiar seven-war nine have Ihe sev en-year itch property, in fee. in Ihe (anal amendment is the only roule $9 billion annual trade that he The Shah's American-supplied the matter of the Panama limit on ratifications This Their nebulous idea is to pro- Zone This is not a matter of Don t hold your breath till an termed "dangerous" and "cynical." fire power makes him the most fear- Canal A third deals with Ihe has been the time frame, al- vide by simple statute tor a sovereignty, it is a mailer of amendmenl gets approved The new fiscal year has opened some military figure among the Per- political (ulure of the District most without exception, in ev- three-year extension This Mile No one questions Ihe au- . Nothing may come ol all the yak yak yak. but it's good and already the administration is sian Gulf's oil-rich nations, and his of Columbia ery constitutional amendment would give KRA proponents thority of Ihe Senate alone in until I9»2 to get their remain Ihe ratification of a treaty clean (un and it beats arguing faced with a flood of weapons or- preeminence has led other nations. It is a bit much, perhaps In that has been proposed since credit the senior senator from the IXth Amendment was senl ing three State) But is Ihe House absolutely about cargo preference or the ders, including those from (he Shah including Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, Indiana with sole proprietor- out for adoption in December II is a slippery stunt, and excluded when property is t.ance affair If anyone tells of Iran, the most insatiable custom- to seek similar death-dealing hard- ship nf the ERA proposal Hu- of 1917 could be pulled off only over also to be disposed of The you the Constitution is a dull er for I' S. military hardware. The ware for themselves mors of a time extension The lHth (Prohibition) the dead bodies of Senator attorney general says. yes. subject don't believe it This (all the Constitution is a light- Shah wants to purchase 14(1 F16 Within the chilling logic of those floated around lasl spring, Amendment contained a scv - James Allen of Vlabama and the House is out of it Many 3D of his infuriated ml members passionately dis- In' word fighter planes at about $14.:! million who foster this trade in the name nf but it wasn't until two week* •en-vear deadline within the apiece, for a total sales price of al- peace, there, is no room for scruple, ninM VI brlhnn. These cn*h sums— mui'h laiiii concern, sinrp lhi* la vis i will appeal to those who realize that supply and demand apparently hold the United States has a critical bal- sway. Unfortunately, the bankruptcy Woe to living together ance of trade deficit — not to men- of this trade is. like so many false iiiiiHoiiiomuioiHimimiuioiootoiioii tion an interest ln keeping good rela- accounts, only exposed when the roof By NICHOLAS Doctor." the only legal publi- gether for four nr five years, VON HOFFMAN cation I kn.iw of with more suppose the man works and tions with the. oil-rich Shah. And caves in. The California courts have THE LIBERAL than a passing interest in the the woman stays home and cynics will add that if we don't pro- Whether the tempers of war. ruled that when two people claims of justice does things traditionally asso- vide the weapons, some other nation routed in nationalism, have been in- living out of wedlock break SIDE One of the reasons thai ciated with the wifely role will, making the idea of arms re- flamed by arms trade in the Persiali up. one partner can compel people who love each olher and then the liaison goes ker- the other 10 divide his or her plunk In the past, she would straint impossible. (iulf is a hard, if nut Impossible and want to live with each properly just as though lliey ii mill iiiiniii >••< other avoid marriage, cost be left with nothing, but now. But to believe these appeals is to case to prove; But the fact remains had been married The ruling, providing a disincentive lo what thai may. is Ihe suspi in California at least, she take the easy vwiy mil nf a national that any future war in the region which is expected lo be mim- marriage " Or so says Rich- cion that getting hitched in may go tn court and claim all dilemma with mural as well as polit- would be infinitely mure costly in icked by state courts across acd Neeley. a judge on the the eyes of the law weds that she would have been en ical dimensions. Mr Carter prom- human life as a consequence of the the nation is particularly irri- bench of the West Virginia them less to each other lhan titled to had she and this var- tating since, "increasingly Supreme Court of Appeals in lo unknown but serious legal- von HOFFMAN lel been married ised that a way could be found out of firepower amassed since the Nixon Ihe legal structure ilself is the September issue of Juris commitmenls The |udge Administration allowed the region's tract should provide that in That makes sense, if you this ambiguous position in which the agrees: the event that a divorce is United States allows its national arms race to escalate. accept the proposition that we "For example, what is do- predicated on adultery, the must design the society so prestige as a peacemaker in be siph- The Shah's purchase of KIKs wer"' Well, it is a one-third wife agrees to waive a claim people do not have to make oned off The Iranian let sale is as would only lengthen the shadow iif life estate in all corporeal he- for alimony " When it's writ- any effort to protect them- good a.place as ;in> fur Mr Carter doubt cast by the merchants, of reditaments of which a hus- ten out in law-talk, they may- selves In this not too hy- band is seized during cov- realize the whole thing was a to begin finding a wa> death. Mr Carter sold himself to the pothetical case, financial pro- erture, whatever the hell thai bum idea. electorate as a man more than com- tection is extended to one of More than any other, the Shah's means; but if you lust got Unluckily for most of us. we the parties, although she's purchases over the years have pro- petent to deal with moral issues. He married and own real estate, can't mix dollars and roses had years to say marry me or vided the basic example nf the has one before him. and the choice it dictates that you can't sell thai way We can't bring our- find yourself another free selves to say. "I love you dar- yawning breach between a foreign should be clear it without your wife's consent. house slave To protect this The judge suggests a pro- ling, but lei's talk turkey be- nitwitted gully bird, the nuptial contract to get around fore we let passion make us courts are willing to pass a f that problem He says they're murky " The thought, how- law jeopardizing Ihe freedom Red Bank shines in test' not absolutely binding on a ever, is often in the back of and free relationships of hun- judge granting a divorce, but the head, and for those people dreds of thousands if not mil- In the retail competition be- Bank as a major retail center thai such a contract, if drawn there is living in sin. lions of persons. tween downtown and highway shop- But today the vacancy is filled by lawyers ol both parties, Al least there was until the would supersede the require- The only beneficiaries -be- ping centers. Red Bank lias proven — by a McDonald's restaurant and courts began to butt in The ments ol the divorce law as theory behind this intrusion is sides the ninny population -of itself able not only to survive, but to the first South Jersey branch of the well as protecting man and the protection nf the exploited Ihis newest manifestation of prosper It has jusi passed whal Provident Mutual Savings Bank on woman (rom the damage a party in the liaison Suppose a governmentism appears to be most merchants sec as the "acid the ground floor, and Wilfred's wrong-headed, old-fashioned, man and a woman live to- the motel and hotel industrv test", of a major midtnwn store va- Beauty Academy upstairs The fears pietistical judge can cause cancy. have been shown to be unfounded, Such a contract cant sel up rules lor living during the For more than 35 years the .1 .1 and Red Banks resiliency proved. marriage The con!rail can Today in history Newberry Department Store had oc- This bodes well ror Red Banks only govern the conditions of cupied two large buildings on Broad business future. There is always Ihe divorce, but in the pro- On this date in 1K«7. the In 1892, the first com- United Slates took formal mercial long-distance tele- St. at the foot' nf Mnrimouth St . ample concern when a store in a cess of drawing il up Ihe two possession of Alaska from phone service began between right in the heart of the downtown parlies may gel such a realis- shopping district is vacated. And in Russia New York and Chicago. business district The lest came tic understanding of each oth- many such centers in our county, er they discover that, mo- On this date In 1944. in World War II So- when the store, one of the borough's the vacancies remain as a sign of ments of romantic transport In 1540. Spanish explorer viet troops invaded Czech- oldest and largest, abruptly CIOJUKI neeping deterioration. aside, they aren't suited. To Hernando de Solo was fighl- oslovakia. use one nf Judge Ncoley's ex- its doors in January. 197H. lc;n/fng a Not so in Red Bank, whose busi- ing Indians in southern Ala- In 1971. Soviel Premier large and glaring vacancy. There amples, if. "it is reclignized bama Alexei Kosygin was attacked ness center continues In demonstrate by both parlies that one is a were privately expressed fears thni ln 1767. Ihe boundary line by a demonstrator on the its vitality with growth and prospe- hopeless philanderer i/nd can grounds of Canada's parlia- the loss of the big store miulil signal between Maryland and Penn- rity. We see u continuing t" thrive Hcrlilmli M i>n viirtiliori never really be exrieclod lo sylvania — the Mason-Dixon ment in Ottawa but he was the beginning of the end for Red for many years to come. Till' |)iriU of I'iiulinr ,bc entirely faithful./the con- line — was agreed upon not hurt. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1977 Muhler's poll brings avalanche of response By SHERRY (ONOHAN "They're glad to be asked (their opinion on issues) " been particularly active in and. as she is the first to ad to a vote." Mrs. Muhler said — If the tabulation of the TRENTON - The near avalanche ol responses to a The response, she believes, serves as affirmation of mit, the results may contradict the positions she has tak- questionnaire shows support for the legislation. questionnaire she sent out to constituents seeking their public interest In issues and In this year's elections en. thoughts on current Issues has pleasantly surprised As- The cost of mailing the questionnaire, which follows If the conclusions of the respondents to the question- semblywoman Marie A Muhler, RMonmouth In the M-questlon paper Mrs Muhler, a resident of two earlier newsletters, was paid with money from fund- Marlboro, has asked a sampling of constituents their naire turn out to back up her expressed positions. Mrs raisers because of the limited franking privilege state In the first few days since she mailed out 1,800 copies thoughts on such questions as the income tax. minimum Muhler added, they could prove to be helpful in getting legislators have. Mrs. Muhler added She explained she of the questionnaire last week. Mrs. Muhler reported, standards testing of high school seniors, ironing, devel- legislation to effect the desired end moving along She was allowed 5.000 stamps for the year while her district more than MO have been returned — filled out — to her opment on on-shore facilities associated with off-shore pointed as an example to a bill of hers requiring min- has a population of 190.000. and said that isn't nearly office drilling, the Port Authority and the job being done by Gov imum standards testing of high school seniors before they enough. "They're coming back in numbers that I was not ex- Brendan T. Byrne — among others. would be permitted to graduate which has been released pecting," Mrs Muhler remarked "People are telling me "I use them basically to answer mail." she said of by the Assembly Education Committee but which Speak- they're sitting down and the whole family is filling them She has promised to make public the results of the her stamp allowance "I would like that privilege (of er William J Hamilton, D Middlesex, has refused to put out. straw poll — unvarnished — as soon as they are compiled more stamps to finance more mailings to constituents). I on the board for a vote "Apparently it's the first time any one in my district at the end of the week and let the chips fall where they think it's part of my legislative duties to the people 1 rep- has sent a questlonnarle to the voters," she added may. They are issues which, for the most part, she has I think this will give me leverage to help get the bill resent" Provide residents? ! Homestead rebate plan is urged insurance support jL Register Stalehouse Bureau maining after subtracting re- New Jersey utilizes a direct recommended by his com- go the more usual credit TRENTON - In a letter to bates received repayment system such as mittee instead of the credit against taxes due route. Mr. several members of the New Taxpayers who claim the TRENTON (AP) - The As amendment, sponsored by the the homestead rebate pro- against taxes due used in oth- Van Wagner said, the state Jersey Congressional delega- standard deduction are not sembly finished its pre-elec- Republican minority, limited gram, he noted er states because the rebate could have lost up to $27 mil- tion. Assemblyman Richard required to report the home- tion business yesterday by ap- the authority of the proposed "A number of states have wouldn't negatively affect the lion in federal funds a year. Van Wagner. D-Monmoulh stead rebate on their federal proving legislation to provide association to the two bank- expressed interest in it to our amount of federal revenue He sent his letter asking for County, yesterday urged income tax return, Mr Glaser protection for 18.000 Now JIT rupt companies committee, however." he sharing funds the state re- federal legislation to Reps. adoption of federal legislation said. In 1975. his division re- added He said these include ceives. Mr Van Wagner ex- James J Howard and Frank sey customers of two bank- A Senate spokesman said exempting the homestead re- ported approximately 63 pi>r Delaware. Minnesota and Cal- plained Thompson, both D-N.J., who rupt New York insurance leaders of the upper house bates provided under the cent of New Jersey residents ifornia, all of whom have The federal revenue shar- together represent Monmouth companies would decide shortly when lo state's income tax plan from claimed the standard deduc- written to the Taxation Com- ing funds are keyed to how County in Congress, and U.S. The lower house passed an return to vole on the amend- the federal income tax. tion mittee for information on the much in local taxes are col- Sens Harrison A. Williams amended version of a Senate ment. The Senate had not The Internal Revenue Ser- Mr Van Wagner, chairman New Jersey plan. lected in the state Jr., D-N.J , and Clifford P. bill that would protect holders been scheduled to return here vice has held the rebates of the Assembly Taxation The direct rebate plan was If New Jersey had opted to Case, R-N.J of automobile and home until after the general elec- must be considered as ordi- Committee, maintained the owners policies from the Um- tion. Nov H nary revenue for tax pur- loss in revenue to the federal pire Mutual Insurance Co Claims would be financed poses In an interpretation of government as a result of his and Its subsidiary. Alliity In by assessments against all surance Co Wllllim Hamilton that ruling, State Tax Direc- proposed legislation ex- other insurance companies empting the homestead re- The bill, sponsored by As- tor Sidney Glaser last week doing business in the state, bate from federal income sembly Speaker William said taxpayers who itemize according to Ihe bill taxes would be miniscule be- Hamilton Jr., D-Middlesex. deductions and who deduct lo- The Assembly also passed a cal property tax payments cause it would only affect BEAUTY would authorize the state in- Employable those who itemized deductions. surance commissioner to set bill that would provide a six- should deduct their net prop- At the present time only up a special joint under- month moratorium on cancel- measure erty tax — the amount re- writing association to admin- lations in property liability in- ister policies written by the surance for public bodies two bankrupt companies wins 71-0 Sheltered workshop The measure, sponsored by CONTEST State Insurance Commis Assemblyman James Bor TRENTON (AP) - Welfare sioner James Sheeran smiKhl nheimer. D-Middlesex. also recipients would be classified & COSTUME PARADE emergency action on the bill would freeze premium in- as employables or unem- measure is approved because customers of the two ployables under a bill given creases levied against school TRENTON - A bill appro- 68-0. now goes to the Senate companies are scheduled In final legislative approval by boards and municipalities for priating an additional $45(1.0110 It was sponsored by Assem- 3 CATEGORIES: lose their existing coverage six months the Assembly yesterday for the support of sheltered blyman Peter Shapiro. DEs- by the end of the month The bill passed 710 and The bill, sponsored by Sen workshops for retarded and sex. Little Miss 3-10 yrs. Bernard Dwyer. DMiddlesex. The bill passed 63-2 after an now awaits Senate action emotionally disturbed adults, Dr Anthony M Villane Jr , passed 71-0 and awaits action Tfltn 11-15 yrs. thereby enabling them to RMonmouth, noted the Sha- by Gov Brendan T Byrne Miss 16-27 yrs. serve one-third more persons piro legislation would provide BUI would exempt sensors The state Human Services than they are at present, was funding for only the current commissioner would be 'em- approved by the Assembly year but called it a good in- powered to develop a lower DATE: Oct. 29,1977 yesterday terim step and urged its sup- from slate sales taxes level grant for welfare The measure, which passed port He pointed out he had a Register SlatekMse Bureau ner, both Democrats of the recipients capable of working, TIME*. 2:00 P.M. 12th district, was approved 6H- according to the bill TRENTON - The Assem- 0 The measure also would re- PLACE' Monmouth Mall bly yesterday passed and sent The sponsors said the bill quire employable recipients GOP must reimburse Eatontown.N.J. to the Senate a bill that would had been prompted by a num- to perform public works as- exempt the purchase of all ber of fires in Hazlet which signments given to them by public election fund smoke sensors and fire dt'tei had resulted in deaths If the the New Jersey Employment FUN 4 tor devices from the Itlte homes involved had been Service TRENTON (AP) - The Re- forcement Commission issued sales tax equipped with the smoke sen- A recent court decision held publican campaign for gover- the order but also postponed EXCITEMENT The measure, sponsored by sors or other fire detector de- that employables and unem nor yesterday was ordered to an expected final determina- Assemblymen William !•: vices, they said, lives may ployables must receive equal restore 139,500 lo its public tion on a controversial Demo- FOR EVERYONE Klynn and Richard Van Wag- have been saved welfare grants campaign fund account, cratic complaint against a which it improperly allocated Republican State Committee - ALL AGES lo GOP county committees. television advertising cam- paign aimed at Gov. 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By BARBARA KATKI.I. to commit an assault on a police officer after his arrest and to attempting to set fire to the patrol car taking him from the FREEHOLD - Three teenagers, accused of hiring Charles school He faces a maximum sentence of three years in a Richardson, II, to beat up a Henry Hudson Regional High youth correctional institute School mathematics teacher, have been charged in connection Richardson is the son of Barbara Rasiewicz. who pleaded with the Sept 16 assault. The Daily Register guilty last Friday to concealing the beating death of another Peter Hartsgrove, 18, ol Atlantic St., Highlands, was served SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1977 • 9 son. William, 4. in 1972 She also faces charges of concealing a summons over the weekend charging him with conspiring to the death by beating of still another son. John. 1. in 1974 commit an atrocious assault and battery and with aiding and William Rasiewicz. her husband, is to be sentenced Friday [.betting the atrocious assault. for his no defense plea to murdering William Anthony. An Ronald Hodman, the assistant county prosecutor handling last Friday to atrocious assault and other charges Richard- learned yesterday whether the other three now charged in Ocean County Judge has held decision on whether to accept a the state's case, said he expected the charges against Hart- son has been cooperating with law enforcement officials by connection with the incident are students no defense plea from Rasiewicz on the murder charge con- sgrove to go to a grand jury in about two weeks describing circumstances surrounding the assault. After the attack on Mr Vary, school officials said that six cerning the death of John Glenn The other two accused are Juveniles, aged 16 and 17, who students had paid Richardson to attack the teacher However. Richardson is one of 11 living children of Mrs. Rasiewicz. also were served over the weekend Juvenile delinquency Richardson admitted entering the classroom of Eugene yesterday. Mr Hoffman said he did not anticipate complaints He and two others were taken from her for alleged child charges against them will be heard in Juvenile and Domestic Vary on Sept. 16 and attacking the teacher with a lead fishing would be signed against any more teen-agers abuse in 1969 He has been living in a series of foster homes Relations Court. weight. Mr. Vary received a fractured nose and a concussion Richardson was arrested immediately after the assault since then The six others who are still minors were placed in Richardson Is awaiting sentencing by Juvenile and Domes- and lost two teeth in the assault He also pleaded guilty to trespassing on the high school foster homes in Florida after the arrest of the Rasiewicz tic Relations Court Judge Leo Weinstein after pleading guilty Richardson was not a student at the school It could not be grounds with the intent to commit the assault, to attempting couple there la'st February Cioffi urges police harmony as new director takes post By ANN BRENOFF splintered the police force severely during the last Mr. Licitra is 51 years old and lives in Eaton- 18 months. town LONG BRANCH - Set aside your differences Mr Roser's resignation was welcomed by mem- "I say this to the policemen in this city." began and forget the past. Mayor Henry R Cioffi urged bers of the City Council, who hailed it as "long Mayor Cioffi "Forget the past and extend your members of the Long Branch Police Department overdue ." hand to each other." last night as he swore in a new public safety direc- "Make the associations within your department tor to head the department Mr Licitra. a retired State Police lieutenant, fresh and new. Go back and remember the days In addressing the many policemen who attended comes to the city with a distinguished police ca- when things were good between you. reer. Sources within the police department in- the swearing-in ceremony of Frank Licitra. Mayor "Go back and remember the comradeship that dicate that he commands the respect of the vast Cioffi promised he would not interfere with deci- once kindled between many of you and which no sions made by the new public safety director. majority of city policemen and that most are "ea- ger to work with him ' longer does. The audience also included Clinton F Cronin. "Extend your hand to Frank Licitra. because in acting county prosecutor, and a delegation from i Mayor Cioffi began his remarks to those gath- the weeks to come he will have the hardest job in his office. ered by noting that he had asked Mr Licitra to as- this city. The city's police department has been plagued sume the public safety director's post twice be- "His decisions will be his own. I will not inter- by internal fighting and rifts while under the lead- fore fere with what he does." pledged the mayor. ership of S. Marshall Roser Jr., whose resignation "I asked him in 1970 and then again in 1974." Mr. Cronin noted after the ceremony that Mr. was effective Saturday. said the mayor Licitra is his "old friend" and that his attendance Many of the changes enacted by Mr Roser. "And both times I was turned down because of last night was just a good will gesture. . which included rearranging personnel and filing Frank's State Police career But I was encouraged Dennis O'Neill of Scotch Plains was also sworn departmental charges against several policemen. because retirement was near." he said in last night as director of the Office of Finance. Ocean Twp. police plan dropped NEW POLICE DIRECTOR - Mayor Henry R. Cioffi, right, swears In Frank Llcltra as the new Long Branch public safety director Mr Llcltra By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN position, he added its vote to withdraw the mea- The complex will house added succeeds S. Marshall Roser Jr., who resigned. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Arguing last night against sure. publtc works vehicles and Some homes may be receiv- Township patrolmen emerged adoption of the ordinance. Public hearing had been de- equipment, as well as offices ing cable television trans- victorious last night in their Mr. Kaplan warned council layed several times, however, The project, which will be missions as early as this De- fight to block creation of the that it would be "a morale until the PBA could meet paid for totally by the federal cember. Mi Beekman said. rank of corporal in the town- deflater " with council to present its grant, is up for site plan con- With the election for two ship police department "The PBA feels that this feelings on the proposed mea- sideration at next Monday's township council seats draw- Planners will check Township Council voted could cause a disparity, a sure. Planning Board meeting. ing close, a political squabble unanimously to withdraw the double standard." he said "I had a very favorable John Beekman. an officer arose over the lack of side- controversial ordinance. "There is a concern that feeling, towards this until we with the Telco cable tele- walks or other safety mea- which had drawn the Ire of some future council could use heard from the men." Coun- vision corporation, announced sures for students walking to the township Policeman's the rank of corporal to cir- cilman John Huss admitted last night that the long-antici- and from the junior high on MCAP program Benevolent Association cumvent the promotion to ser- Council had further dis- school on West Park Ave. pated arrival of cable, tele- (PBA) Local 57 geant There are the same cussed the measure with vision to the township is Candidate Martin Chomsky, ByJOANKAHN whether MCAP should contin- Employment and Training The ordinance, introduced standards and examination Chief Tantum. Mayor Joseph drawing near. who had earlier questioned ue to administer the program, Act program more than two months ago at for both positions ' A Palaia noted, and he said Telco has purchased the old the expense of the township's FREEHOLD - The Mon- noting that the witnerization In other business, it was an- the prompting of Police Chief The corporals could end up he believed the chief under- Gemtone Paint building in the suit for completion of HI 16, month County Planning project could be taken over nounced that a final draft of Neil Tantum. would have doing the sergeant work. Mr. stood the objections township industrial park, and complained that conditions on Board, alarmed by pending by another agency the Transportation Devel- created four corporal posi- Kaplan commented The chief will be presenting will construct its headquar- West Park Ave., as well as on investigations of the Mon- Lester S Goldstein, Plan- opment Plan, a survey of the tions which would rank be- The attorney added that an an alternate proposal to coun- ters and antenna there. Mr some roads in the Wana- mouth Community Action ning Board chairman, said county's existing trans- tween patrolman and ser- additional disparity occurred cil for consideration, the may- Beekman said massa area, were unsafe for Program (MCAP). withheld the project was a worthwhile portation system and recom- geant, and would have in- because in the juvenile and or added Telco expects to make pedestrians. its approval yesterday for a creased the number of ser- one and he believed it should mendations for the future, detective divisions there In other business, council cable television available to Mayor Palaia noted that continuation of MCAP's home geants from eight to nine continue to be sponsored by will be prepared, and resi- Would be no corporal position. accepted a $546,000 grant all of Ocean Township and construction of sidewalks on insulation program. some county agency dents are being asked by the If it had been enacted. "You have a happy police from the US Department of Asbury Park within the next West Park Ave. is being con- The program, during the Meanwhile, the planners Planning Board to submit Ocean Township would have department without this, with Commerce to build a public year, he said. sidered, and directed Fenton K. last three years, has "winte- will notify the Tri-state Re- their suggestions In writing. been the only municipality in it. you may have morale works garage complex on While the laying of cable Hudson, township manager, rized ' about 178 homps in . ginnal Planning Board that A public hearing on the the state to use the rank. problems." Mr Kaplan said. Sunset Ave. near Rt. 18. lines is under way, residents to investigate the possibility various county municipalities they are deferring their ap- plan will be held Nov. 21 at 2 PBA attorney Henry Kaplan Mr Kaplan was the only Construction on the conplex may hook into the system of clearing away underbrush Robert Halsey. county plan- proval of the project pending p.m. at the freeholders' told council last night speaker during the public- must begin within 90 ciays. free of charge, he noted. The on the side of the road to al- ning director, suggested that municipal assurances that the meeting room here as part The state PBA has advised hearing on the ordinance, and township engineer Hugh basic monthly charge for the low safe passage for pedestri- the board defer its approval work was conducted satisfac- of the board's regular meet- against use of the corporal council made no comments in McCluskev noted. service will be $5.95, he ans of the program until the mu- torily ing. nicipalitics could submit an MCAP has received an Muriel G Marloff. acting evaluation of the project 180.000 federal grant to Con- chief of recruitment for the "Because of the current tinue the home insulation placement branch of the civil- state of MCAP, I though we work this year. The agency ian personnel division at Ft. should hold It for review." has been administering the Opposition to school made clear Monmouth. asked the plan- said Mr. Halsey "We need project, designed to reduce ners to circulate the job By DAVID SILVERBERG gional Board of Education tions for a building program imput from the municipalities the fuel bills of the poor and availability of certain Ft. "There are many alterna- Ann MacNamara, Manalapan, meeting at Manalapan High at this point." to see if the program has elderly, and labor has been Monmouth personnel who are tives," he said. "Nothing has asked why the county did not MANALAPAN - The al- School. Norman Rucci, the regional been effective " provided by the county's fed- being severed from their fed- been decided but we can't dis- simply supply a vocational ready strong opposition of "The administration has not board member from Howell Mr. Halsey also questioned erally funded Comprehensive eral jobs cuss the alternatives freely." school and called the pro- Freehold residents to the pro- recommended to the Board of Township, blamed the "Sun- posed vocational school a du- posed conversion of Freehold Education any building pro- shine Law," which requires Theodore Bloom and Robert plication of effort. High School to a county voca- posals," emphasized Dr. H. public meetings, (or turning Taylor, both of Freehold, who Mr. Crespy replied to her tional school was again Victor Crespy. "The board a matter of speculation into a had expressed opposition to question that the vocational Mayva Cochran makes apparent at last night's re- has not adopted any specifica- controversy before its time. the plan before did so again. school was not a duplication of effort since it was needed by the county and, if the plan went through, a new high paper hanging look easy school in Colt's Neck would teach academic subjects. By ERMA BOMBECK — Washing and cleaning sink. The paper became alive. Also questioning the board her vegetables before storing It drifted toward the curtains was Rosemary Helm, Free- Every year when the list of them in the refrigerator. and stuck. I ripped it back. It America's Most Admired hold, representing Parents caught on the ladder, stuck to Associated with Special Ser- Women come out, I look for — Pouring her own patio my arm and pulled away all vices (PASS), an organization Mayva Cochran's name. without covering over her the hairs up to my elbow. It of parents with children in Mayva is my best friend septic tank (Couldn't you stuck to itself and I climbed "special" or handicapped and if there's anyone who de- scream?) out of the sink to smooth it serves the pride and respect classes. "Will there be voca- out. tional Instruction for special of her homemaking peers, it's — Hanging a wall of adhe- I knew at that moment I students?" she asked. "Usual- Mayva. She has a list of ac- sive paper without being put would have to try a new ap- ly it's not very good." complishments that run up to under sedation for excessive proach. It would have to be Mrs. Heim pointed out that picked up and shoved imme- Long Branch Vocational, the diately Into the wall with no vocational high school in time for measuring or hesitat- Long Branch where special ing. \ AT WIT'S END students presently go, had no I picked up the small piece personnel trained to handle your elbow, not the least crying. of adhesive paper, slapped it their needs. Medical super- being: That last item alone should to the wall. IT WAS A GIANT vision was poor there as well, — Measuring her windows bring you to your feet ap- BUBBLE. Carefully. I began she maintained. to press the bubble out into a for draperies and not having plauding. I suppose some- Mr. Crespy replied that the enough left over to slipcover where out there is another permanent crease. When I got the crease out. the wallpaper school district was cognizant Connecticut. woman who has hung wallpa- of the problem. — Knowing where her gas per with no muss, no fuss, no was at an angle — I lifted It and started over again. In other business, a policy tank Is and being able to pull paste, no pins, and no skill, admitting foreign or ex- Into the self-service island. but I've never met her. By dinner, I was still sitting change students on the basis — Keeping a Boston fern in the sink trying to pull the of available space had its alive for two weeks. With Mayva's success as adhesive paper off the water first reading. Passed on its — Painting her fireplace my guide, I decided to paper spigot. They say saints need a second reading was a policy white without asking her hus- a small wall over the kitchen miracle performed in their empowering only the board to name. Mayva has a whole ALUMNI OFFICERS - New officers of the Mon- Stephen Glddlo of Long Branch, second vice presi- band. sink that measured 42 by 23 mouth College Alumni Association meet with Miss dent; Eugene ladanza of Long Branch, president; establish employe positions — Rearranging hep bath- Inches. I cut my first strip wall for proof of her canoni- and fill the vacancies, with zation. Carol Buttersworth, left, newly appointed assistant Thomas Veth of Atlantic Highlands, treasurer, and room. and started to climb into the director of development and coordinator for Mrs. Nancy Reg, of Ocean Grove, secretary and the superintendent providing alumni relations. The others are, left to right, the college's dean of students. the job description. Getting organized Lifestyle Tact needed by president 10 The Dtity Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER IB 1977

I In ihi- third m Im .1 • iitlt- un •rglll .md thai each proposition W -tated in -in h .1 should come before this meeting'" Then he ulionv I |irufi'-«uin.il rruMrred parlu 'ile.ii and decMNVe manner that all iinileiM.tml s.i\s There being no further business the chair mrni.iti.in i\pl.iin- thf iiu11 >'>. ll Ihr pti'M ahat is takinc plan! dtnlarvs the meeting adiournt-d " ( \nd he sic, dt'nl and tffTYttr? Sfcf docs nut |«f Ihr It m.A be »i*e In have the president,while nal- this b\ a lap of the gavel ) Iprm ihairpcrvin. J» *h« lii'K Ihc wurd'. preinding refer In him KMM\ IIFFI II M Mill K a report to the meeting which call* tor artmn iw most imp»rtanl office in Ihe nriMiii/.ilii'ii He is I hnslian KriflM Monitor the part of of the membership he should c'all Ihe the recording officer at meeting! illi^ dunes ISenerall) the president cri an organization - wee-president to preside whilcthe rt'Milutinn or start the minute the president says "This meet- 'tw presiding officer »nen !h<- as«emnt) 1- m ^o recommendation 1- being acted upon it 1* not iRg is called lo order I Mun Some b>'la»i call f"r the president la he .1 necessary unless the organization'* standing The secretarv write! and makes available to twrntxT d[lhf .'viiiiiiM' board othewi ii" ti»t rules or in law > call (or it (or the president to members the minutes The pretudent |or presiding officer or chair stop presidini: during elwtinna even if he 1- a The secretan lisfl m.tni vhiuilii ru\r .1 wiirkmc knowledge of par- candidate for office — Calls the roll anil keeps a current feRUter liamentan la» and have thorough i.imiliant\ The motion to ad|ourn i- a privileged motion of members with th<> organization's bylaws "landing rulM and is in order at an\ time Bill Ihe ptVlident — Notifies officers, committees, and dele- and rules of order UMiallv adjourns the meeting .it the appointed gates of their appointment-. He (Substitute 'she" it more appropriate (or time by asking 1- there anything further ih.it — Furnishes delegates with their credentials v>ur DEgnitUioiU should have, lici arid above — Keeps on file all committee reports all. common seme anil should ihow common — Sijjns with the president, all authorized courtesv and imp.iru.iln> orders on the Ireasun — unless otherwise speci- It it the dui> u( the president to maintain or- Parliamentary fied in an organisation's rules der and disniu to brine: each item "( hu»ini"i^ — Keeps a book which includes Ihe charter belore tho house in us proper iequence I" «w constitution, bylaws rules of order, and standing ihat the rule- of order ire obeyed and in protect know-how rules each member • nzh\- in debate and dttettSMMl — Sends out notices lo all meetings Thf president while filiinc the ofttce ol pre- The National Association of Parlia- — Conducts all the correspondence for the tiding officer teti wide hi* "«n opinioni nn pro- mentarians, llti West 47th Street. Suite 217. Kan- organization poMtu^ to come before a meeting allowing all sas City Mo MM?, sells bonks, tapes, training — Provides the president with the order of opinions to have full expression It is hi^ ta*k to guides, and study-discussion outlines They also business be sure that all «l the meeting understand the can provide names of registered professional — Calls the meeting to order in the absence proposition under'discussion'and srttai the.result parliamentarians located across the I'nited of a president and vice president, presiding until SHOULDERING IN — Mrs. Jeanne Barthlow, Red Bank, left, chairman of of an "ayif" or"no" vote »'IU mean States Ihe election of a temporary chairman arts and crafts for the Fall Potpourri Sale to be staged Friday and Saturday The president officiall> open- the meeting It The following books, all authored by Gen Like the president, the aulhonlv of the sec- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. by the Northern Monmouth County Branch of Ameri- is important to understand that the power and Henry M Robert, are basic tools explaining par- retary (or clerk) is not in the person, but in Ihe can Association of University Women, Is amused by the oversized stuffed authority of the presiding officer is not veiled in liamentary procedure: "Robert's Rules of Order. office And secretaries may conduct no business canvas figure created by AAUW member Mrs. Margaret Wolverton, Lln- the person, but in the office (sometitnn railed Revised" 'Robert's Rules of order. Newly Re- not authorized by the membership Generally, all croft, who also fashioned the marionette characters. The Potpourri Sale, the "chair 1 vised": 'Parliamentary Law": and "Parlia- correspondence of a societ\ is ligned'by. the proceeds of which will benefit the organization's scholarship and fellow- Ml matters of polk'> or questions of impor- mentary Practice " clerk in behalf of the president, or the executive ship fund, will take place at the United Methodist Church, Broad St., Red tance are to be decided upon In the membership board nr a committee or the membership a> a Bonk. A light lunch will be served. — the president's re«poni5bltt\ is to conduct the "Parliamentary Procedure. " by Alice F whole Sturgis. gives special emphasis to legal prece- meeting so that appropriate decision! can l)e in large organizations, the executive secre- dent and court decision "Parliamentary Proce- made tary usually is a salaried officer and paid for his dure." by 0 Garfield Jones, published in 1949 by The president (or, chair' 1 does not vote un- time Some organizations have a secretary in Appletoii-CenturyCrofts, lays out the procedure less his vote changes the results, or unless rating charge of minutes and official records and an- AAUW benefit sale in a handy indexed guide "Parliamentary Law is by ballot or roll call vihen his name is called other secretarv in charm' of correspondence last The president ma> not take part in debate and Procedure." by George Demeter. is espe- RED BANK - The Fall Potpourri Sale hold A favorite design is her 'Sunbonnet Secretaries may be appointed or elected ;is or present motion-' cially useful for fraternal groups. And "Parlia- that benefits the scholarship and fellowship Sue quilt which repeals a pattern popular in the bylaws of an organization designate An extremely important duty of the presi- mentary Rules Made Easy." by Emma Lard fund of the American Xssociation of Inner- the 1920s dent is to be sure that onl> the proposition (or Longan. was written principally for women's or- Nevl: HOH to make, state, put. and declare sily Women Northern Monmouth Counu Mrs Margaret Wolverton. l.incroft a main motion 1 is-under consideration at one time ganizations a motion Branch, will be Knd,i> and Saturda\ from in member of Northern Monmouth Ul W will am In 4 p m at the I'nited Methodi-I have a display of handmade marionettes Church Broad St \ light lunch will he hand and finger puppets and life sized cloth served figures Tinsel paintings reminiscent of a colonial Mrs Virginia KIINM'II l.incroft chair craft will be shown b> Mrs l.ihbv Teller of man reports. The craft evhibitors this year Freehold* arc bnnoni; man\ unusual handcrafted Committee chairmen include Mrs Jeanne Items There are gift Hems ideas for the Roast pork is Barthlow Hod Bank art- and crafts Mrs creative person antique* plan^ and home- Ava Hughes Colls Neck antUJUtl Mrs June made baked good! and relllhei " Sallee Middletown baked goods. Mrs Carol ill special interest are miniature pillows Hay l.incroft plants and Mrs Dorothy and quilts available also in kit form from Hollo and Mr- Jean droves Middlelown. not forbidden the studio of MM Katherme Hupner Free- luncheon

By KWtK WM (.IBBOVS for Ihe sherry nine Roast at J2S degree*. Who sayi pork is off-limits for the pound- turning and basting frequently, three hours or age-prone1* Once upon a time the porker ilf longer Insert a meal thermometer In check served his pudgy pound-pnuokini: imane, but doneness Roast is done when interior tem- Report of todays pork is bred for leanness II( course perature reaches 17(1 degrees Each four- many pork products ARK too calune-laden ounce serving Tin calories (or weight watchers spare'nbs. sausage, ba- BONELESS PORK RdVST. ITALIAN con, lunchmeats But lean loin roasts or STVI.K chops are definitely permitted Ditto "fresh pork loin, trimmed of fat and bone, rolled good news ham roasts" or lean pork steaks cut from and tied the leg Fat-trimmed lean pork from the loin onion salt Dear Headers It's time we is 857 calories a pound, from the leg. onh 667 coarse-ground pepper had some good news (ur a calories girlie powder oreuano basil or mixed change and I am happy to Italian seasonings print it According lo the fig- ANN LANDERS optional Tomalo Velvet Sauce 1 recipe ANTIQUES APPRAISAL — Mrs. Theodore Block, ures published by the Nahon- below 1 Ft. Monmouth. coordinator of volunteer services al Center for Health Statis- controlled by medication and and she screams blood\ mur- SLIM GOURMET ' ' , • >>• k i'.|!i |Ja\ el! M inimed t for Community Family Guidance Center. Middle Ins the I lilted der Then I gel punished for of fat and bone then rolled and tied i \sk [or town, gets a couple of advance appraisals oT"arF rate in I97H for the second I)r Michael l)cBakc\ and "annoying my little sister." the.bones and (.it i Arrange thf roast on a tique items from Rod Davis of Davis Associates, year in a row. was Ihe lowest l)r Antonio (lotto have writ- Whal can 1 do? - Tortured ORIENTAL-SEASONED RIIAST PORK rack in a roasting pan or skewer in rotluerle Wayside, to publicize Saturday's 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in our historv Thi- figure re- ten a superb book The Liv- In N Y lean pork loin roast 1 about -t pnundsi oven Sca-nn liberal!) «nh union -.alt pepper antique appraisal event in Molly Pitcher Inn, Red flects the lowest overall death ing Heart." which will help Dear Tort A 14-year old one-quarter cup toy sauce. garlic and herb* Bank. Joining Mr. Davis, an appraiser tor 15 years, rate from all causes you understand the (unction boy is bigger and stronger one-half cup .sherry wine for unsweetened KnaVdegr ven. lurnini: will be George Gaylord, whose specialty is Ori- I)r Michael DeHakev Pres- and value of your heart and than a nine-year-old girl pineapple juice) frequently Check with meat thermometer ental rugs; Jack Lawrence, owner of Lawrence ident of Baylor college of may well add years to your When she pounces on you. un- 1 teaspoon aarlic powder mast is done when interior temperature m. a Galleries, Deal, and George Beyers, an indepen Medicine in Houston, said this life The price is S14 Hi and tangle yourself, gel away 1 teaspoon powdered ground uinecr sures 170 degrees Each four-ounce ser\ in.: ol dent for 15 years who specializes in jewelry and great achievement is the di- it's worth it from her, go into another optional 1 teaspoon MSG pork, .'15 calories silver. rect result of an extremolv Dear Ann Landers 1 am a room and lock the door Have the butcher -aw across the back- Don't'discard pork bones Uways ask lor well-run public education H-year-old boy whose lite is Do you feel awkward, self- bone of the pork loin roast so bone can be re- the bone< and fat when ordering a boneJoss campaign, alerting both the being ruined by a spoiled conscious — lonely'' Welcome moved easily when you carve the roast Trim roast |R> asking (or the fat you tan M'e-how layman and physicians to the brat She is my nine-year-old to.the. club. There's help for and discard a- much f.il as possible, leaving many calories you've elirnlna,tcd i The bones MEETING MEMOS dangers of high blood pres- sister. you in Ann Landers' booklet. Just a thin covering (or insulation Place the can be used to make stock or brnth Cover sure — a leading cause of "The Key to Popularity " roast fat-side up on a rack in a roasting pan the bones with salted water ll teaspoon salt She has a terrible temper heart attacks and stroke Send 50 cents in coin with Insert a meat thermometer in the thickest to a quart of water i Simmer :' to :i hours Ml MKl HSItll- OPEN HOUSE and attacks me like an ani- So. again. 1 am reminding mal If I hit her I get cruci- stamped, self-addressed enve- part Be sure it does not touch bone Combine Skim (at Freeze in pml lars Purk broth is a, INVITATIONAL LEONARDO - The Leon- all my readers — as I did two lope to Ann Landers. P o remaining ingredients and spoon over rtasl delicious addition when making Itahan-siyle ardo PT.A will host an Open fied, so all I can do is hold FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- years ago — to get your blood Box 11995. Chicago. Illinois Place the pun in a slow 325-degree own-and tomato sauces For a quick Italian TOMATO House PTA meeting tomor- her wrists when she leaps at The Molly Pitcher Woman's pressure checked Hyperten- 60611 roast I and one-quarter Hi three and one-half VELVET SAUCE combine I pint pork broth row a H pm in the school me This makes her furious Club will meet tonight in the sion I high blood pressure) is hours, or until the meat thermometer regiS' witrh a Bounce can tomato paste Season Mrs. Sandra Kirk will pre- Freehold Township firehouse a silent killer There are vir- ters 171) (Allow about 35 to w minutes peh with garlic and oregaho and simmer until side Parents will have an op- hall Featured program will tually no symptoms and halt MONMOUTH COUNTY'S portunity to visit the class- pound ) Baste with pan |Uices frequently » thick Serve over meat vegetables ur pasta be "Know Your future" by the people who have it don't rooms Plans will be made for Each four-ounce serving :':'fl calories Serves four. W calories each aslrologist John Elliott There know it If it turns out that BEST CUSTOM SLIP a membership tea and Christ- BONELESS POLYNESIAN I'OKK ROAST More-pork recipes, plus ham and lamb, also will be a fashion show your blood pressure is higher mas bazaar Choose a lean pork Imn Have it trimmed all low-cal Send a self-addressed stamped en- presented by Kinkels. Tinton than it should be. don I gel COVER BUYS! FAMILY PLANNING FORUM of fat and bone then rolled and tied Arrange velope and 35 cents to slim Gourmet l.amb. Falls Narration will be by panicky Hypertension can be the roast on a rack in a roasting pan Follow. Ham and Fork Dishes, in care of the Red Mrs Henry Maslorsun SHREWSBURY - Planned 2 pc. Sets. preceding recipe, substituting pineapple juice Bank Register. Sparta N .1 07X71 RUMMAGE SU.K Parenthood of Monmouth Reg. Sofa (to 3 cushions)^ County will host a meeting ol TINTON FALLS - The knuicrniml Choirs (to 1 cushion) VFSGL'EST Women's ('.mid of ihe Re- the New Jersey Family Plan- DANCING LITTLE SILVER - Chuck morrow's » pm mvetini; nf formed Church of Tinton ning Forum tomorrow at 9:110 Specially priced Barth. who was an American the Ked Bank AKS Chapter in Kails will have ;i nimmnne am. here in headquarters. $ Field Service student in Swit- Ihe Knylish Lab at Red Hank sale tomorrow from 'i 311 Newman Spring Road The zerland this past summer, Regional High School, here a 111 to 'I p in in the church forum, composed of individ- From will be guest speaker at to- uals and organizations inter- 179 The public is welcnmje hall. (i2 Hance Ave ested m supporting the • Vat-Dyed, pre- vvifvSfVSfifSfJfSf growth of comprehensive Shrunk "First family planning services in Quality" materials'., the stale, will develop liaisons from America's by Wideband SUPER SALE with organizations related In Foremost Mills. We those services The Krugerrand Collection is more than |ust beaulilul iew-. stock what we sell, ENTIRE IN-STOCK FILM FOR SENIORS elry select from large bolts RED BANK - A Boll Tele- WALLPAPER It also happens to be Ihe phone Company film "From rather than 1 inch samples. world's best way lo own gold Yellowstone to Tomorrow" COLLECTION Bui when set in fashionable. • Overlook Seams • Choice of Skirls will be shown at tomorrow's I4K gold Wideband Irames • Work done by a master craftsman KRISTIECANAYVN ON SALE 1.10 pm meeting of the St and chains, it's practically ir James Senior Citizens Club hi itlttn- TIJ \rttr-olil* resistible CALL: 747-2543 \ttftu 7 /M $ $ here in the new Senior Cili- Stop in soon and see our en- 00 SINGLE zens Center of Red Bank. Itf lire gill collection. FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE DOROTHY NOW *2* • 3°° • 5 ROLL Chestnut St The club will meet here regularly Ihe first MONMOUTH TOLAISD SALE ENDS SATURDAY OCTOBER 22 • and third Wednesday of each STAMP & COIN WI HAVE SERVED MONMOUTH COUNTY SINCE 19SM All Sato Final month. On Nov. HI the club DANCE STI'DIO will attend a performance nf SHOP Jill f Hrr/nt II.. Ht'l Ran* "Shenandoah" at Mlllburn RED BANK DRAPERY 951 Highway 35 North Middletown 671-0978 * 39 Monmouth St. 711-22011 Paper Mill 39Y> BROAD ST. RED BANK Red Bank 741-0626 11 The DMiyReghter SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY OCTOBER ie. 1977 Social security financing options Business By SYLVIA PORTKR mm 1111 iHiimin 111 nun. HIM num. HiiMiiii in the application of a means lest or similar re- (SrVond o( five columns) quirement that you reveal your income or other Every proposal for increasing Social Secu- resources as a condition of eligibility would be rity's revenues has both advantages and dis- violently opposed by such long-standing author- New York stock quotations ities as Cohen and former Social Security Com- advantages In weighing the pros and cons. Con- YOUR MONEY'S missioner Robert M Ball Social Security eligibi- NEW VOMK(AP) M unaoy iteleclea Ch*«ie 2 33 NotAirl Ull 10'. gress well might heed the counsel of Prof Wil- national price* for New York 17 bur J Cohen, now at the University of Michigan. lity should continue to be based on your work StochEicnongelsiu •1 ChrisCn S NotOisll 40 f 77'. B'l l 1 and the earnings on which you pay SS taxes — Chrysler t 3 311 16 li1. NotFG 7 74 7 W 76 i It , former Secretary of Health. Education and Wel- PE hds riiOh LOW :>O1 M Chg C.ticrp 10* 71414 74'. 77'. NalGypIOS • n 11 is •• WORTH not on the basis of need - t\ CilietStf 7» 104 »'. »?-. NullnO » •> 91 I , I I I'l- fare When he was 22 years old. Prof Cohen was li ACf 210 11 33' i n\ • Cilylnv 10 t, NlSemic 73 370 »'• 19'n. i* Without altering the fundamental nature of AMF 1 24 1 3 on the staff of President Roosevelt's Committee 41 17'* + '• Cla/kE 1 10b NatlStl 7 M • 714 ]!'. II the system, some general revenue contributions ASA 10 M0 73 H d /! , * •» ClevEl 3.44 I Naioml tea i 1J II . on Economic Security which designed the on^i •IMIIIIIIIMIIIIIinilllHIIIHIIIIIIIHIIillllll.il AobtLb 1 3013 w-. *t'|- H Cloroi M> 9 113 NevPw I 76 I 4? to the program could be justified to mak'e up for Aturve 10* 6* 11' i I)'. 13'* — Nl inji II 9410 nal Social Security Act back in 1934 1 CstStGs 10 6 11* Newml 1 6014 CocoBIl 40 umo the loss of Social Security income due to Air Pro 4011Ml 24 >« MH* NioMP 1 34 V Most important is that any measures a* CocoColl Mil HI IIS* unemployment in excess of a tolerable rate This Airco 1 IS • u »'. 3»'«- CotaPa. 1 744 33' • 77 HurlWnt 14 ?134 If . >M . adopted assure you and me that the financial in- Ahi«no 1 1070 • ColPcnn 1 V m to . 7I NoAPrtll » 6 34 N • 79 was among the proposals President Carter sent AICOAAII 40 1 74 15; 34 * i, CoiGos 7 24 1 110 Xi • 10 10 197 ll'i M'i tegrity of the program is being maintained and So. when and as the wage base is boosted AlioLd 1 II t to Congress but it has been widely misunder- n ll'l II • II'.- ComoC lie 1 77 73*4 73 21', Nu U'I* 9 I4S 7l'i .••"'•• stood Aiioch i » • 47 . CmwB 3 40V 777 10 »'. 79'i Norirp I 70 1 I7t 70 of costs, warns Prof Cohen. "Conventional wis- affected. If the tax rale is hiked, all worken - AlldStr 1 10 7HI 77 73 - 1 > Ill 30) 70 »'* CotnwOil J'. ** *'* NwtlAld 10 4 Carter proposed a transfer of bonds from AllisCh 1 10 1 144 24 H n*i 34H Comwl 1 V SJ9 10 d7l* NwiBc p 96 9300 73'i 71 dom" about the contributions and benefits of the low as well as high income — will be involved i. Alcoa 1 10 • J/U 43 U 1 */'.. Con Ed 3 s MI 33H 33 JV.* Norton I W 1 S4 37> 1 Social Security program — about what is fair (2) General federal revenues can be drawn general revenues to the SS trust funds to make Amoi I 7110 61 «> . w. *•>«- ' t ConFdt I 409 ISO 3S 343*1 * N.n Sun 740 9744 30 I9 up for the loss of income resulting from a job- AMBACI 10 V • 7 10 ?»• 1 2t'i- ConNC 7 SO 64 44 43'i- - O-O- and what is not fair — is "substantially differ- upon Or provision can be made for other new A Hist tab t » »'i 10^, »'. H ConsP«7 17 A •4S6 73'* 33't31S- (). , iPrli 71 I 22'.- less rate of over fi per cent The arrangement - AmAIr 3 217 • '. ContAir « OnioEd 1 '0 9 t9 • * ent." says Cohen, "from the views of some econ- sources of revenue — for instance, an ear- 1 1 ABrrXtt 1 04 1177 43 ) (MIS 4l'i- H ContlCp 3 I in sm si * OhioGEMIIO ll'l omists, fiscal, monetary or budgetary experts." marked tax on cigarettes or liquor, or a sur- which has scant chance of enactment — would ABdtlt 1 1HI »'• 11. U . CntlGrp 2 J IIS 17 )M. OhloNG 3 4 33'i* be limited to the years from 1974. when we slid AmConl-W 1 .11/ J' '• }• .. ConlOll 1 401 1173 7«'« 21* Olm H A 17^1- 1 1 And equally important, while you may mil charge on the income tax AC von 1 W 1174 IS ] ill 1'« 3S'i« |( ConlTell 16 9 166 li'. IS* Omork 11 B 17 IS II IS'i- ' 1 into a deep slump, and would extend until no lat- AClPw 7 0* « /Ml 34> 74 74%- • CtlOalo )J 1 n 2i sou OwenC 1 3010 1S4 6S . 64' I- understand all the technical and actuarial terms (3) Adding more workers to the SS rolls so AFomUf JO 6 17* 77 i* er than 19S2 It would avoid a Social Security tax 12'i Coopln 1 0110 31 40* «>• OwcnllllO* 7 144 33' that befuddle congressional debates about Social more will be paying SS taxes is another way to AHorn* 1 JOIJ *7J IIS 1'H 2P1 • mm. 1 1717 101 60'i S»>. - f-0 - rate increase just to hold up the contingency re- 176 H'l 2) 3J - | 717 Jr. n-. PPG I 60 A 17 71', 71>• Security financing, you do want to keep the pro- increase revenues However, nine out of every AmMotfl * p M 4 J . 4 CrwZel 1 fO 100 )7'i 37* PocGE 3 11411 33S 71'7)*. * . serves — at a time when it might be unwise to ANot* 7 10 t 44 4)H *)'. 43-. Cuftw *0 « 91 IS did PacLig 1 U 7 20'. !•*- 'l gram soundly financed and you do want to pre- 10 jobs already are covered by Social Security AMuod I Hi 1 | ir. IJ'. - D-D - PacPw 1 KI0 l»] 37'. 31'. 71'.- * drain additional funds out of the economy via J serve the characteristics that hare gained it ATT 430 11 IS? 40 4 40'.- | -..Him! 1 I 71 IS', i, . fill M I 40 I «f I7>i 17. (4) As a last resort, benefits could be re- 1 taxes. AMPint 41U n ?»', H * QolaGen i; 121 43 . 47') PonAm I 423 1*4 4'} widespread acceptance over the past 40 years duced, although no one has suggested reductions Amp*. 10 y • ?'. 1'-iyi i, UU4 I IS'i IS* PonEP 7 » I U 46') 46 I Reserves equal to M per cent of the next AnchrHIU 7 }* IDoytPLI M 9 126 lf-4 19 Pfnnty I a 9 34S »> 13 Among the ways to provide additional fi- for those already on the benefit rolls But there 1 I, Arch/DXH>f Ml II . ll'» — IDeert 1 30t ]U is I4'«- PoPL 1 97 7 16 31'. 21'• year's expenditures would be necessary should Armco 1 IB 1 1*0 Penmoil H 6 nancing for tlie Social Security program are: have been proposals for lowering the "replace- 24 ti** 1 1JtlMonl 60 6 SO 7S* 7S*- J12 27'. 37 . there be another serious recession, studies un- »mnll. 110 41 |JflloAir ffi 40 33 • P»(niCo HI7 IS11 7S 34* (I) Increase the SS tax rate and/or the SS ment rate" for workers retiring in the luture AWKCO 10 1 IK) im 111- • , ^tnnyi 4011 1 PrrkmE 1714 IIS 19* II'. derline The White House argues that if there AtftlOll 1 «0 6 II] »• J J0 • M'i— >IEd 1 4)• 199 16') PlKC-f 9411 631 36 »'• taxable wage base substantially. Social Security The "replacement rate" is the ratio of Social AsdOG 1 W 9 11 im 70'• »'•- Ij | 7 PfwIpD 7 7010 420 77'. 71'. Security benefits to earnings Just before retire- was a government pledge to bolster SS reserves AliRitti 3 t V*0 ll' i SI'i — ll IJigitoiEq It PhilaEtl WI0 W, 70 I9'i- taxes are being collected this year on only the its 1 dropping because of unemployment, a 33 per AllotCp 1 U I7*% I/ . 1' '• 13illon 1 7Obl7 PhilMr I 6S17 317 • IVI 4 M»'«* ment of the individual PniiPei HO first $16,500 of annual earnings. ) nv U'l 14 i 14'* — Iinwy lUill }I4 17 IS* 11 >- S96 79". cent reserve would be adequate. « » *• * Under the law. the wage base goes up as av- (5) And of course, there could be many com- 3OIS 111* 4S 44'. DowCh 170 9 1071 TI'.dTt* 7l'i Piltstn 170 I 76S 74'. 74 < 74'. Tomorrow: The two long-term financing 1 - •-• - Ureiw U « 107 41 «',«'. Pneumo I S II IS . l|*i IS . erage wages rise About 15 per cent of all work- binations of all these, elements ! ii• , problems. BaMWI SOol) 10! duPont Sll 4U MO'i IM j IO9>i Polaroid Kll U7 31'. 9tU 71 ers have earnings above the wage base Any change in Sli financing that would result BollyMf I0U 3U IT DuhtP I 60 I 70 71'* 71) 31' : PortGEl 7014 111 19>t i« • 19'. •oirCE 3 1610 34* DuqLtg I 77 9 SO 19'* 19'. I9'i BonkAm *4 f 171 71* t ' PStyCol f 4611 17 II I7'i U'(- EoitAir 4 212 dS'i PSvEG I 96 I 13 1* 'i 74'.- • Bo«ITrv 3016 3*3 31H 14'34'»- EatlGF 10 9 U 19'. PgSPL I 4010 77 IV, 17'|* i •F 91 9 EtKodltOal4 1104 SI'i Pullmn 1 3713 39'.- * Eaton 7 7 1» M 1'* Pure. IH I 40 16 i 16'.- . BellHow |4t9 SI 1| IF* I7H- Echlln 6012 17 ?S». 7S'i Q^akOatKM I 71 77'. 77'.* '• BitMlii 3 7 M M>,a , U'i EIPoso 1 10 7 S7J 16* 16** OuakSIO II 9 II IS BenlCpl 60 7 334 77'i EmcrEI 114 77 31'IPi . ••ngtl Qltlt 414 ) EngMC I 70 7 166 16 . IS', RCA I 30 9 W6 76'. Hold recommended on 3 stocks BestPd ft4« 9 47 77'V. jr. Ensrch 1 M I il 21* Rl RaltPur 4011 790 M'l 14*- . 1 9 1140 H', . Etmrk 1 |4 I 110 » . 10 Romad UFU 100 1* 1 *- • Mllll tllllllM.Dill II Itrlllll.H.IIIIH.U lion four-year capital ex- BlockOr 4114 16J IV* IS IS - • Ethyl I 70 S W H'i dM Roncoln 106 16 16) 16J.- '. By DAVID R. SARGENT tones and should be held BlochH 1 3SU in ?)•, ??•* ]].* * Evon»P 60 6 Ml IS•« U'i Raythn l 9 441 29'• 7B'.- • Exxon should be held (or its pansion program, and from eotina i 7 379 3S'. 7S* 7Si>- * E«ion 1 I 1171 47 046 ReodBol 17 49 30 « 70 I- • coal production which could •OIMC I 10 7 111 76 7S* 7S'i. . Mr.. Hi r. 74 I S IS I4'|- '. Q — I own Exxon, t'nion rising dividend pattern — •orOen I S6 I ISI II* dll I' '• '• FMC I 20 6 121 711. 71 i RepSM I 60 I 4S 77* 27'.- '. reach 40 million tons by 1985. •oraW I H 4 .40 77'> VH 37*. '. FalrCm 10 9 49 71 77'. ResrvOll 2011 IS6 I41. Pacific and Gino's. Inc . all over the past five years, in- BoiEd 7 4411 69 76* 7S* 76*. H Folrlnd 4010 7S 12') 12'* Revion 114 760 4? on the New York Slock Ex- SUCCESSFUL creases have averaged 10 per Gino's. a turnaround specu- Bran.fi JO S 117 V , rl •-. |'t- '« Ftddtrs IV 1* |'l y 11 1 lation, has apparently solved BristM 1 1012 177 I] , JO , li FedNMt 1 \ 106 IS) IS* ReyMcil » J 10i 31 30 • change Should 1 hold onto cent annually Earnings BnlP.i Utll Hi ISH IS) tS i FffdOSI I 4610 124 37* J7 . RtlcAid 3110 N \p» \r ) many of its problems and is Brntwk 606 144 11* II* II** '• Flrtttn I 10 9 4S1 IS'. dtS i Robin* 1710 SS3 ID'i 10 IO"i • these? NO. Iowa peaked in 1974 at $7 02-a Bucyir 64 9 S7I If'i II'i 19 • >. MOV! B0 S 1SS 16 4 16 Rocfcwl ? 70 I 60 30 . JO i 10 . • share, a record which should on the road to recovery The 1 A — Each of your three BuddfnlW. 110 »'. W* 70'.* * FstCMC > t 41 ll'i II* Kuh'i'ni 61 1 S . Vi S'|- INVESTING shares could also benefit from BunkKo I 49 10'. 10'. 10'.* '» holdings falls into a different be challenged in 1978 New Buflindl 40 t 370 77'i 77* 73*- '• FlwtEnf 4* I 341 iu>. RoyCCol I 9 SS V>. TO'i 70, the market strength of the en- BufINo 1 60 S IS4 43)d4O'i « : I , FioPi ntn 1*1 7S . RoylO 4 ." ' 1 us v, si'* 16 * investment category, yet each production from the North Burfafis M) 190 66* 6S* 66 - ' > FIOPO«1 71 / 10'i-'1. RyderS 40 7 91 II'. IS', li', Slope. Alaska, the North Sea tire fast-food group This year n* »• - l-l - should be held. Union Pacific, -c-c - I I 91 37 17 •> '• started with a deficit, but a <6S 7 1 417 4| , lMi d>. Fdroi' 70 7 )/ S'ld S'« S'«- * SCM 1 1 17 iv . 19', IV i- which still derives more than plln Petroleum subsidiary. the latter fuel exceed 10 bil- and from offshore California CIT 340 9 17 11* I] . 11*- * FofdM 1 70 4 691 44* 44'44*. . . Vattmy 1 7010 716 40'* 40>, n> . will help boost revenues In good recovery was scored in CPC 7SOI0 66 S7H S7'i S7'.- » ForMcKI 106 '» U* If 17 - * SJoMn 1 »<1 SI II'. 31 i 31 I- half its earnings from rail- Union explores, develops and lion tons. A boost in the divi- ComSo 14111 47 IS* ))> is** • FronkM 74 4 114 R* I i 1 SlLSaF 1 50 I 1S 4S'i the second quarter. For the I 1— '. roading (the nation's fifth addition, refinery capacity COTOPMI 73 I I7S 31* 73. 73'.- . FrpMlnl 60 9 166 70' i 70 * 70** '• SiRegP 1 64 9319 M», JO 10 . produces gas and oil. The dend rate could likely be an- full year. Gino's could ap- CwrCp K ' 1S6 W, 14* 14' t— <« FfUtM 7 6 6) 76'i 76'Mi. - . SomtMH 411} largest), has a growing stake Rocky Mountain Energy unit nounced in November Al- has been increased Longer- CcnfiCk MM) I 16 U . 16 * . S* rlr.n 1» 6 term benefits will be derived proximate the $1.06 a share of CotrpTrl 1017 173 S3*. SI SP.. > GAF 60 111 9'i 9* st fi.ii 60 S7S7 *&>• in the development of natural mines and produces uranium, though a cyclical issue, this fHOftMjIOIJ 31 4]* 41', 4]** * Gorwitl TOM 14 M • M SchrPiol 17 9617 79 , 1976. Rustler Steak Houses, 1 from the company's $22 bil- CenSo*! 7* 9 440 VS'« IS. IS * GnCotili 17 9 97 17* 17'. ScMmD I 1016 717 66'i resources Through its Cham- trona and coal Reserves of rail stock has growth over- CeftUOot HO 67 31'idir. 30'i- '. GtnDyn S 147 41 • 4", ScOtIP 76 I 717 13'. which contribute about one- Crtlff*)d 70' JO 34'. 74* 14,- '• GtnEI 7 7011 971 S0>. 49'. SeobCL 7 S461 11. third of revenues, should ben- (MvAir' 30 7 171 39 It : ft * * GnFds 1 64 9 S94 10K*> » - »• Wofl*G S7H 7S1 II', Chmpmi 10 6 14S 19 II* U't* '. l.r..u.,l 40b I 74 11'17'I . 17'.. * Scan «6i l 967 71'. efit from the addition of salad ChomSp 44 * 4' 10* 10 • 10'* Gn»«iis IU 17S n . »>• 71'.- . WMOH1 60 6 US 30 . Chat* 7 30 1 417 39* 79* 79'.. . GnMoM SSr 6 IS1I 70 5h*l)T 1 LWr 1 3 40 : bars, sandwiches and Sunday GPU I T6 I 711 70'i Sttrwin 7 7011 14? 74', (brunches These innovations. .American GTilEl 7 74 I 461 31* Signoi 1 M 7 S.mpPal SOU Lean days in Atlantic City GTirt I 706 4 66 72'. Tmipled with higher prices, NEW VORKtAPI G*n*M0 10* lri S. Gillttte 1 S010 S93 7S'i Goodrh I 13 7 704 30 SoColE 7 6 "Businessmen had hoped at ventions. 1 ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - last 20 years." said in- trate on making existing units AlltQAir ti i d IS )»*- • Goodyr I M 7 747 II » SouthCol Si 9166 I'. ! )'•) AIMAfl Jt r i— 'i Gould 1 16 I 127 29>. SoNReil M I 40 31', H't It's been almost a year since vestment banker Albert A least one casino would be G. Gerard Kauper. head of profitable. Gino's should be Aif.xCp 41 tO Grace I B0 I 161 77 • MS 31'• d31 . open by now But the only ASoE 04tr*| 1 11 16 GtAtPc 10el9 111 7>i SouRy 7 60 I 64 $Vl ii'i casino gambling won voter Marks Jr "In fact, it's going the Atlantic City Convention able to turn operations Armin I] J4 GWF.n 70 S S9 71*71 . 173 31*, H • approval and. despite the to be a little bil tougher " work under way is al Resorts Bureau, says the city will around Atom*f 3010 VI 1*4 GrGior.ll MIS < II* "'• SquorD I 7011 791 14-. 11'. International Hotel, where AthnCM03>f 4i. G'eyn I 04a • 171 ll'Il) Sau't* 9610 107 71'i 73'4 promise of prosperity. Atlan- Scraping by through coun- have a busier than average (Column readers should n 7 I GltWitn 66 J 711 H* StBrfid 1 7H7 • U 76', » tic City businessmen arc pre- the casino will be waiting for autumn with the bakers. OH GlfWwl 31S S64 16 9 171* 1 171 SlOnCi 7 40 »111 4O'» tless hungry winters and dis- send their investment in- AuimRod J4't- • StOInd 7 60 I 47 | 47 the stale's go-ahead, likely to Gul'OH 1 90 ' SU 21 . IN. 77'.- '. paring for another long cold, appointing summers. Atlantic Catholic Charismatics. teach- quiries to David It Sargent. Banisttr 48 7 47 OlfStUI I 17 • IM I) . StOHOM 1670 come next spring ers, school boards, municipal It - >• GwlfUld MI7 177 14 SioufChl 10 7 lonely winter City businessmen never- Successful Investing, c/o this Bevtrly S7 _ H-H - Ste-iOa 7010 Atlantic City businessmen officials and footwear manu- Bowvall 1030 * HollibM 111 1S7 60>. StevenJl 30 S it's going to be a harder theless contributed the bulk newspaper.) B'MttdN 201] * HorteHk 7S11 10 JO'. StuWor 1 61 i winter than it has been in the of last year's SI 3 million drive might salvage the winter if facturers due in town Brmcon lo 7 46 17 Heftules 110 160 16* SunCo 7S7 . l» 40 ill. , »'.- CK Pet 71 7 17'.- Hiubimi 1717 114 71'. - T-t - past, maybe 5 or 10 per cent for casinos Many hoped I he Resorts International's casino J But big conventions are Carnal 111 1117 d3l>. |l>«« I HfwItPk 4019 IS4 74 73'.- TRW 1 40 7111 IVt 17 4 17 t- worse than last year." Wil- first returns wouid come this opens by Easter. Marks said ChompHo 2IS J r. Holidov 46 I 149 1} 17**- i TampEH 7010 II II. i|>. il'.- booked years in advance and C 49 jr. ?l'i V •- GRl 05« II 1*1 S fe't-l I IIII'*II t 7 FnlndStll60 I 506 37 16*1 • ' 45 !]•• 71'I 73'. GiontYtl 76 7719'. 9 NEW YORK (AP) - Two Favorable quarterly earn- Standard & Poor's index of tntrlk 1 70 6 77 »'. |»>4 Jl - Tigennt 50 ' i.ciitr.tui 41 '• 13 1613 16 IBM 1011 Sll 351'. 1U'.« . TlnwMir 10 9 takeover candidates—Alcon ings reports helped United 400 industrials lost .09 to 1 2* 7' i Goxchoi U I'l- ' IntFlav 4111 Ill 70* K 1 »•• Timhn 7 » I GtBotinP 13 m * I TWA 4 1 tniHarvl 15 S225 !> • M'l )' .. Laboratories and Miles Labo- Technologies pick up P, to102.K8. and S & P's Mil-stock GtLhCn Mil 60»* I' . 1 14'. tnlMin 7 60 6119 ]|'« t* . «•• Troniam U R J34 .I'l HortiV 10 7 i 9*4 Trantcol 10 9 ratories — were the standout 'M\ and Du Pont advance >4 composite index was off 09 at tntPoper 7 946S 40'> w. 4O'l* ' )l !!»• II. HollyCp 11 IS '' i ''• intTT I 76 J 10 . »'•-. ! .II.I. l I 71 I 769 30 d79'i performers in a generally to 10*V4 93.47. Voum s HooOM I* 119 13'. 17 17'•- >l lowoBt SO 1 H n>\ ?«». TnCon7 llf *7 TO'i I9'| 1 HuUyO W 6 194 J3' i 77'i 77'j-l . lowoPSI K 9 76 77'. » )?'.• TwenCn 70 I 196 IV* 73'. weak and listless stock mar- Burlington Northern, on the Analysts said the over-all impOUA 16 1 774 If.dW W -•'. - i-J • - U-U - 16 IS1, 16 ket session yesterday. market's lethargy reflected incolrm 17 111 JhnMgnl 6010 73 31'i I)'. ]?'.- >• UAL 60 I III '«•. II other hand, dropped 1>4 to Beat The Winter Weather intlrSyt 7S0 '• U 16 3 16-1 16 i..(..'. li. 1 4019 7S1- 77'i 'i ;?'i4 '. UMC 1 70 9 87 17 16 1 persistent fears of a lurther inlBnhnt 14 ISO7', J . 7'l- '• JonLgn60b 7 7 I7'i II'. I!'. iivinci I 5 170 71 19'. The Dow Jones average of 40>^ on the company's report lnvOvA60fl 10 73'« 77'.77'.* I Joiieni 110 16 77'.»•• n'»- •• UnCoft)7 10 I 411 47'. 47'. of a I1.7K million third quar- rise in interest rates 1 l JoyMlg 1 SO 9IM 17*. tm'i 1?'.- •• u.im-i i u 9 IM IS'i IV. 30 industrials, reflecting the LTVCpwt II 1 16 1 The Federal Reserve last 1 16-1 1 - K-K UnOCal?70 r SSI SI * S7'. subdued mood of the over-all ter loss LOtyRd 34 A S* S'I- ' K marl M13 771 39'. UPocC I '010 37S ll . Mi, week reported a sharp rise in LeeEnt U11 74 23'i 7J'>- ' KQiifAll 40 9 41 » Urn. "...I 50 6 \\7 I'. I') 1'.* 1 market, slipped 1.30 to 820 34 Burlington was a primary LoewTwi 43 6* 6',- l KonCEII 76 I S3 20'4»'• .'u . . UnBrond t 701 I'l I . 7'i- DOOR BLUES? the money supply that was Manndq K Ml II 16-1 1 KonPLII 70 7 51 71 «•• M'l- >• UnllCp lie 71 10'. 10'10'.] • after an 18.71-point drop last source of weakness in the MarGppn 7S IS 22* expected to lead to further 71>*« > Kotylnd 4 S3 S* a •'• I'i- . UnNutll 701 7IS6 76'. 07S'i 76'.- week Dow Jones transportation av- WcCulO 751 1) 3>«- ' KoufBr 70 I 103 6'i 6'* 6'j* '. USGVPII60II II 7J'i 73 credit-tightening by the Fed Megolnt 74 S 26 I'i Kellogg I 1013 109 73'• an'. 2i'.- >i USInd 40 7I7S 6h A'l erage, which declined 2.24. or Let Prown's solve your| MlllerW 6011 JO ii K*nncl 60i*43 751 73 H'i JJ'i- '. USSItf 17 70 8 4SI 79i »'• Losers outpaced gainers by Actively Iraded American MitchlE 17 I 4\ 36'. 36'.* ' KerrMci.7110 JOt S3'. SI'. SJ it '. UnTpchl 80 7 til. u . 31'| more than 1 per cent, to NKtnncy 3 - KlmbCIl 70 7216 40'. »•• »••- . UnlTtl 1 71 9 ISS 70 19'. close to a 5-3 margin on the Stock Exchange issues includ- 1 208.37. NIPalent 1] 307 13'» 12' i- ' KnlglRd ID 41 JS 1M'l ll'... '• Ul'M'.'n 1.7017 114 33'. 33'. New York Stock Exchange, ed Great Basins Petroleum, NProc 63e 9 7 7* Kopperi 9010 61 7P. ll'l ?.'• USLIFE S7 7115 II .»• door problems!!! Noie« M Kraft 7.17 9 •9. 47'. 4«'. 46'.- 1 - v-v - and the exchange's composite Comsat gave up 2 to n\ up % at 9. and Ryan Homes, NoCdO S 7',- ' Kroger l 60 6 170 24'i S'| 14 - • Vorlnn »ll 17 It'i IS'. 3'. !•«- ' index eased 05 to 51.19. following a court ruling re- down \ at 16^ OiorkA ISe 1 - L-L • VHco »p)< 7439u7}'i 7.'. 11 16 PF Ind 13 16 LTV 6 109 6'i 6'i 6»i- '. voEPwl 74 8409 IV! 14'i quiring the company to cut its The Amex market value in- PECp 141 1 Ti- ' LforSieg60 1 730 14* II1. I4'i Pertec I |>.* ' -W-W- Big Board volume dropped rates and refund about $70 Lenmni 71e SS 10'. 10 •10 - ' 1 dex fell .67 to 114.92. But the PrtnHol 1311 77'j Wotno. 54 I 6S »'. IS'i IS .* • 1V% LevlttF 70111 U 74'. 71'. M'l- I off to 17.34 million shares Presley 1 Waltjml 40 6 76 Tl'i 76'i 7l»i- '. million to clients as instruct- NASDAQ composite index of I LOF 7 6 78 37'. 71'77' j 7".- ' fielGpwl 77 WraComM 6 1] 76'| IS'i 76 • '• Llgget 7 10 I 63 ?9', 79'. 79'. from 20.41 million in the pre- ed by the Federal Commu- ReshCot nil WornrLI.IOII 4SI 75'. 71'. U'l* '• over-the-counter stocks rose LlllyEill 4311 759 34* 33-1 34'. t ' 17'.* ' WshWI I 76 I II 77>i 77'• n't vious session. Litton 70 I 111 17 ll'l Ii'i nications Commission. .09 to 99.14 17 WnAIrL .40 6 310 6>i 6'| 6'|- I R M'l 5henanO 14 71 17'.- I LaLandi 70 9 194 71'. wneelF 1410 3' 71 J'1. ll'l Laboratories. The stock, Local Securities Sol 11. on 1] 57 2'i LaPacIt 40b 1 101 13 Whirlpol I I 546 74 13'* 73'.- '. Bank stock quotations courltsy Charles P Young. Asbun Synte. SO 9 277 LutKvS 76b 11 which had traded as low as trial quotations courtesy Fohnpstock & Co . Red Bank WhlleMI J »S I1. I'l I'l- • SystEng II 19 7', f M* •i Lyket 701 101 *'• BANKS WhUtahr 9 443 6'i 6*1 6'* 16% earlier this year, shot up 3'i _ M—M - Williams 1 7 7S9 II'* ll'l IB'.* * TerroC N 5 I lie. 10'. MGIC 3010 57 14'. Allaire Slole Bank. . WlnnO 16.17 73 3l'i 31'i M'lt 'I 9 points to 38% and led the Texilr ISe 9 17 ' Hi I'l Mocmill SO 6 117 •'. CentroJ Jeney . Winnbgo IS 60 3»i 3'i 3'i- '. Communlly Stale UVindwt 441 3'. 4'i* »i Mocy I SO 1763 31'. 1 active list as of the 4 p.m. Walwlh 1.40 6 413 Ii'i II II . t '. Fidelity Union Bank Corp UnBrdwi 13 'I '• UdiFd I7e 213 17'. ll'l I7'| h close of the NYSE Firn Merchants National USFIIIr .21 7 7S 17'. 12') 12 i- ' MoglcCI 40 S 19 9>i 9'• 9'. -X-V-I- First Jersey National UmvRi .30 9 S 14'. t4'i MAPCOl 1011 Xerox I.MII 4M 57'i SI'i 57'. + '• 10S7 IS'i 34 ]>'•»!' Firil Nollonol T R Vernitrn 7 41 S'. S'I U'I Mgrot07 70 ' ZalrCp 97 I 74 16'. IS'* 16'. 41 41'. 41'• 41'. • ' Fronklin State IF YOUR OLD STORM Woboth 40 6 4 li'i ll'l ZenllhR 1 I SI0 13'. 13'i 13'. • '• Nestle S.A. of Switzerland UorMId 80 I 37 17'. I7>4 I7'|- ' Jersey Shore WornCptOS 12 3'. ]') ll'l- ' Copyright by The Associated Press 1971 Morrlot 7StlO IIS 9> 9'. 9') proposed an offer of (42 a Brunswick Bonk & Trust DOOR IS WORN OUT Copyright by The Associated P MortM 1 SO 6 71 73'.73 13 'HSI977 ' New Jeney NolionolCorp Mot CO .4011 350 70'. X 70 - ' STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIOHT share to acquire the phar- Oceon County National AND CAUSING YOU MotiyF lo A 34 16'. 16': 16'.. NEW YORK IAP)-Sales. 4pm price maceutical manufacturer. People i National Lokewood Footnotes UayDS 1.16 9 190 74'. 14': 14'. 4 ' and net change of Ine fifteen most acllve Shore Notional PROBLEMS, SHOP t Moylgl 50ol? 65 29'. 19'i 79>i New York Stock E»chongp Issues, Shrewsbury Stole Satigtt McDcr I 60 4 13A 47* 46'i 46'. • ' trodlng noflonolly ot more than SI Miles, maker of such consu- United Counties Trust Cc COMPARE. PROWN'S Unltii oltvtTwiw nattd,rol*iotdlvld*nds WcDnld .7016 United Jersey Bank ISI J7* 47 47'.- - AlconLob 105.700 38'. •» (nln«t«rtoolng loW* or* onnuol dlrturw McDonD SO 7 INDUSTRIAL 746 71* 7l'i ]!•• wei'ghEl 79I.9O0 16'. - '. mer products as Alka Seltzer. mtfltt bo»#d on tht loit quorUrlyorwml McGEdl 60 I Autodynarnics HAS THE LARGEST 77 37'• 76'| )6'i Velcolnc 743.900 73'. *1'| onnwaWtclorollon.Sp«clol or tuiro divld McGrH 80IO 1 Onea-Day vitamins and Brockway 177 IB'. II 1 !•>•- ' CocoBlgNY 711.000 » •! SELECTION Of BETTER tn«t orpovm«nti not d«lonot»d airtgul MtodCp 1 S Ii'i ll'l- ' 1 Buck Engineering , 103 II'. BelhSteel 114.000 II . S.O.S. scouring pads, mean- i oft Wtnllfltdlnmt following footnotti Melville W 9 73'. 73'i- C R G Corporation 1474 73'i MilrsLOD I87.80O 46 *4'.- Colonial Food! o-Alw *Mlro or tKlrai. b-Ann»ol rail Merck 1 SO15 •,••'• SS'i- ' while climbed 4ty to 46 Miles ALUMINUM 327 56'. InlTelTel 161.M0 H'I - '. De Tomato industries plus itoch dividend c-LlqwtdoHngdtvi MerrLy M 9 16'1 16'»- ' 195 16'. 151.100 IS 4 >| Electronic Associates dtnd. t-Ovclartd or paid In prtctdlng 17 MeioPel 4017 41 - ' SombosRst directors approved a $47-a- COMBINATION DOORSI 411 41* 1S1.700 69'. EAC industries monifii I-Dvctartd or paid after Hock MGM 1b 9 77'it GenMotors 59 77'• PepsiCo 153.100 75 share takeover bid by West CHOOSE FROM WHITE, dlvldtnd or ippit up. |-Pold mil ytar. MldSUt I 38 V I6'| Foodaroma 762 16'• DigllolEq 150.100 44'. »!'. dlvldtnd omltt*d,dtt«rrtd or no octlon MlnMMI 701S 49 - • Germany's Bayer A.G. 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NKtt YORK (Al'l - Mike Torrez and the Now York IM per cent Yanked try to end the baseball season that began lasi Yankee Manager Billy Martin however, got a different February while the LM Mlftflei Dodjer* rest Iheir hopei M diagnosis after consulting the team doctor and two trainers Burt Hooton'l knuckle-curveball (anight in (Uth jtmc Bl the I know he w ants to pitch but I'm not going to lake a chance 1177 World Seiici and put a man out there who is not 100 per cent in a big game." The t»'-i «N«* on Sones returns to Y ankoo Stadium w ith the said the embattled manager New Yorkersneedingonewclory tortheir".Msl worldtitle The Figueroa said Martin had give* him permission to go home Dodgery traiUng 3 games to I, slaved ofl elimination by since he wasn't in the Yankees pitching plans So he cleaned winning Sunday and look tonight to Hooton. who beat the out his locker "Then 1 came back lo my hotel and 1 heard he Vankeei »nh a RvcWtcr in Came I WMtottdiy night w.is saying that 1 left the club." Kigueroa said "But he gave The HiHiton wcton evened matters at 1-1 tttfan lone/ me permission It is just a misunderstanding " sawed off the Lai Angeles bats in the Series' pivotal game lilt Figueroa said he will be at the big ballpark in the Bronx y tonight, as will be some 58.000 fans, a source of some concern I cant lay back and be fine ' Torre/ said Mondi) 1 bat o lo the Dodgers to go right at them—be aggressive on the mound 1 know il I During (lame 2. the Dodger bullpen was bombarded by pitch • good game and we win. we're world champions bottles and a an enormous fruit salad—one piece at a time As I want to win it in a bad way' he Hid, pointing lo his ring the game ended, nght fielder Heggie Smith was beaned by a finger "1 want the one (the ring) that says 'World rubber ball hurled from the upper deck, causing neck and back Champions'" ^pasms that continue to bother him The [lodgers .who want to become the fourth team in history The fans" They're gonna be there The less said about to come back from a 3-1 deficit hope Hooton s baffling them the belter.' said Smith, who has contributed two of the knucklecurveball Will be their savior Dodgers eight Senes homers the most by any team since I'm going to try to keep Mickey Hivers and Willie Randolph Baltimore had III in 1970 (the Yankee's speedy leadoff batters) off the bases ' saul Hooton "1 think we'll be in good shape if 1 can do that " 'I'm happy to be going back to Yankee Stadium Its I big Mnnday was a day-off for travel in this crois-countr} ballpark with big gaps and we're a gap hitting team " matchup of traditional nvaLs But it didn't stop the Yankees The Yankees wanted tn end the Senes Sunday in sunny. from adding another installment to their daily Soap Opera, southern California, but won't mind the Inconvenience of which has been spiced with back-stabbing, secondguessing. another outside work day in temperatures forecast for the WE'RE NUMBER ONE - Billy Martin, New York personality clashing and near-firings. upper -Ws—provided they win tonight I DISAGREE — Los Angeles Dodgers' manager Kd Figueroa. at first designated as the Yankees' sixthgame "It's always nice to play in our home ballpark." said Martin Tom Lasorda Isn't exactly throwing In the towel Yankee manager, gestures the "we're number yet. His Dodgers must win the two games at Yon- one" sign yesterday in his office at Yankee Sta- pitcher, cleaned out his locker on Monday We've played real well at home " But they have lost two straight on their home field six times kee Stadium In order to claim the World Series dium. The Yanks called off their workout due to in- Figueroa has been ailing the past few weeks with a sore laurels. clement weather. finger but said he threw on Saturday and Sunday "and I felt thus season, which is what the Dodgers are counting on here Bad Billy: Steelers He'll return win despite .turn KII in iiiiuiiiumiiiiiiiii IIIMIIII unexpected WILL PITTSBURGH (AP) - Maybe you saw the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night CRIMSLEY television, but didn't follow a few of the freak and frantic happenings You weren't alone "There were lots of things out there I didn't understand." said Bengals team founder and ex coach Paul Brown, the football tlllllllllimlllHIMIIHMIIIHtlltllHMIIIIIItHIIIIIIIILItllMlomlllOIIIIII authority who gave the game such innovation^ as face masks, Win. lose or draw in the World Series, the best bet of the playbooks and game films century is that feisty Billy Martin - dire forebodings to the Whatever the films show today, both coaches gave gut contrary — is going to keep his job as skipper of the New York impressions after the Sleelers won 20-14 Yankees "A super victory." said Pittsburgh's Chuck Noll At least until he really blows a fuse and tries to push owner "Frustrating, disappointing." said Bill Johnson of Cincinnati ggeorge Steinbrenner over the third tier at Yankee Stadium Noll's team won with quarterback Terry Bradshaw playing President dabe Paul has taken the rostrum to say he dearly with a cast on his fractured left wrist. and the victory gave the lines a man with a little paprika in his system — a guy like Bad 3-2 Steelers a tie with Houston and Cleveland atop the AFC Billy, unafraid of the consequences They win ball games Central Division Steuibrenner. who has grandiose dreams of resurrecting the Johnson'steam, picked by many In oust Pittsburgh as division Yankees baseball dynasty but at the same time keeps an eye on ALL WRAPPED UP — Cincinnati Bengal defen- Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshow champ, fell to 2-3 and lost quarterback Ken Anderson with a the cash register, is hysterically happy about a team that sive lineman Eddie Edwards and Gary Burley sack during last night's game in Pittsburgh. knee injury of undetermined severity. scratched and clawed its way to the top and drew more than two "A loss is a loss is a loss." said Bengals wide receiver Isaac million fans both at home and on the road Curtis Curtis was smothered at the Steelers' seven-yard line to end And the fans — those rambunctious, smoke-bombing, the game after Pittsburgh nearly lost a 13-poinl lead in the last bottle-throwing rascals from the Bronx — they'd rip the seconds concrete facade off the ball park if the brass did anything rash Here are some events that led up to that last gasp to their scrawny, scrappy hero Wave reaches crest! Bradshaw, who cracked the small bone in his left wrist last They love their Billy, as recorded by the applause meter week in Houston, started the game wearing a plastic cast He every time the loud speaker sounds his name Long Branch High School, last year's Monmouth Coun- Another big surprise this year is Holmdel. under new- fumbled his first center snap ty champion, has returned to the top in The Daily Regis- coach Greg Semenza The Hornets, who face a test Satur- "I guess that shook the fans up some." he laughed later Critics keep firing this bantam rooster of baseball It ter's Top 10 football poll day against township rival St John Vianney. catapulted happened no less than five times during the regular season — On the first play of the second quarter. Rocky Bleier ran one 1 The Branchers. who beat former leader Asbury Park. two spots from'ninth to seventh in the poll, while Rumson- yard for a Steeler touchdown, set up by a couple of short count em Remember Black Wednesday. Aug 17 in Detroit" 2-0. on Saturday, are undefeated in four games Fair Haven Regional, stayed in the eighth position after an Mnw'a natmnal npm marine hat Rpggn- Jackson pressuring Bradshaw to John Stallworth passes. a- Middlelnwn Xnrlh winnpf at Its third- expected victory over Freehold Township The Buildogl ",1 play well when there's a4ot of heal," said Bradshaw. who the owner to give the manager the sack, or else straight contest, slipped into second place just ahead of the have not been up to par in their last two outings But it's the same old retrain And off-key completed six ol nine passes and tteprttie Ball un-ttw^gnnmth fallen Blue Bishops of Asbury Park Red Bank Catholic, that up ami down team, played its Last week in Houston, I was as relaxed as a dog in a bunch of "An Out and out be." roars the controversial Jackson of the The rest o( the Top 10 also is shaken up St John Via- best game thus far against Shore and moved back into the daisies, and 1 stunk the joint up " t ' latest report "Somebody just trying to get me involved again nney claims fourth place, up from sixth of a week ago. Top 10 in the mnth spot, while Shore and Ocean Township It's a shame " while Shore Regional, fourth a week ago. plummelted all tied for 10th A series later, Stallworth caught a pass but last the ball and Slembrenner was collared in the lobby of the Yankees hotel the way down to a tie for 10th place after being decisively Ocean was chopped from the- Top 10 a week ago after his equilibrium when belted in the face by a forearm from headquarters in Los Angeles prior to the fifth game Sunday handled by Red Bank Catholic tying Middletown South Shore's loss was its first of the Bengals defensive back Melvin Morgan. Noll called it a "a good He said the decision on Martin would rest entirely with Paul, Unsteady Red Bank Regional remained fifth after year nght cross " The officials called it a 15-yard penalty whether you want to believe that or not He gave every squeezing past Keyport. 60 The Bucs have yielded only • THE DAILY REGISTER Bleier fumbled a few plays later Bengals cornerback Jerry indication that he wasn't about to pull the rope on the guillotine one toUchdown this season, but have been shaky on of- TOP II Anderson scooped the ball up cleanly at Cincinnati's DOyard line Paul, confronted between innings, insisted. "Billy Martin is fense, scoring only twice in two weeks against conference 1. Long Branch (4-1) i. Middletown So. (J-l-l) and ran to the Steeler end zone. But the play was called back the Yankee manager. His contract has two more years to go (at opposition 2. MMdlelown No. (3-1) 7. Holmdel (3 1) because an official had accidentally tooted his whistle too early 1100.000) That's it" Rich Mosca's Middletown South Eagles, one of the big 1. Asbury Park (3-1) 8. RumsonF.H. Reg. (3-1) Both big bosses acknowledged there had been ripples of surprises this season, jumped from 10th to sixth after win- 4. St. John Vianney <4») 1 R.B. Catholic Basketball averaged 9 3 points in his NBA career, had a 9.3 terscholastic Athletic Associations boys and the Girls Tennis Tournament to begin the Association's more notable names for more than average for last season's league champions. girls group state cross country championship week ot Oct 17 The state championship fi- a decade, was among several players cut The ii tool ll Moore became expendable at meets to be run on Saturday, Nov 12 The> nals will be held Friday. Nov 4 Monday as the teams reached the 12-playcr New Orleans when the Jazz acquired center Joe cross country Meet of Champions will also be The pairings for Central and South Jer- opening-day limit. Merriwether from Atlanta last week. Moore, 31, run at Holmdel Park on Nov 19 My Russell, an 11-year NBA veteran with a career a draft choice from Pan American by the Detroit CENTRAL c scoring average of 15.4 points per game, was Pistons in 1968, had been a periodic starter for The sectional elimination runs for both MlJofuWi""''"^"? ?'"MUS'e, o'T n"™'V °,°"'°i« placed on waivers by the Los Angeles Lakers the Jazz and has his best season there in 1975 with o E E n p boys and girls will be held on Saturday. Nov "E a°Jj;; "%,£'"''?N'°1n J5,"'"°°?, "" V'°'' °*F'vl" The Lakers were thje third team for the 9.0 points and 9.8 rebounds a game. 7. The boys meets will be conducted in each ttttfXLtn'™°J,7\£°£aw"ii™oiM'i*^'°i*ari°i«Z; , 33-year-old forward, who previously played for Browji, a five-year NBA veteran, was among ot the four public school groups, while the %T^°-^L™Xlll'%,°™£T£i"*wS& three players cut by the Pistons, who also waived Parochial A. B and C groups will not compete fiSSSt^iiSm&hSm^SS] sl'^TvZ.VgLS'" guard Louie Nelson and forward Don Adams. Norman, 24, had been drafted by the Philadelphia 76crs and sat out last season before The sixth annual Girls' Cross Country SSSfJ^ff'mt'SS o^'Jo") - Hoi°"sR.ni'lf»b«l Michigan All-American isn't claimed by another trying out with Washington this year. f club. championships will commence with four sec- °m »v.. Lokewooa o» Edg**ood. Eosi.m ot oceon cuv. Over his decade with Denver, the 6-9 Beck In addition to waiving Russell, the Lakers tional three-mile runs on Saturday. Nov 12 GrtuJT- HMao''T"«S'o°"HoddnHd'o""oa°*ud°oora°'so averaged nearly 13 points per game. He was one ol G ond Gr< traded rookie forward Tony Robertson to the This is the first year the girls sectional meets giST"' " *""""""' '""""°' """" """' of two remaining American Basketball As- Atlanta Hawks (or a future draft choice and sociation players in pro basketball. Louie Dampier, now with the San Antonio Spurs, is the Cosell called for friendly slap other. J fT Among other players cut as NBA squads got Elsewhere, the Phoenix Suns released rookie NEW YORK (AP) - A Philadelphia spurts PPT flight from Los Angeles to New York after down to the limit for the season which opens free agent Freeman Blade and sccondyear pro writer said Monday he w,as struck several times Ihejifth^ame of the Wodd Series utiintr MM *•» Tuesday night were: Portland guard llerm Butch Feher; the Golden State Warriors waived by sportscaster Howard Cosell on in airplane WHEN LIONS MEET — Jack Bogardus, left, dep- Gilliam; New Orleans center Otto Moore; forwards Marlon Redmond and Neil Jurgcnson; but Cosell called the claim a joke and s;ud he llochman said he was buckled into his seat uty district governor of the Lions Club, chats witfi ^Chicago forward Cliff Pondcxter; Detroit center the Milwaukee Bucks placed swingman Chuck gave the. writer "a friendly chuck under the when Cosell came down the aisle and. after a former New York Knick basketball great Bill Roger Brown, Washington guard Coniel Norman Goodyear on waivers and the Seattle Super- chin." verbal exchange. "He reached over with his left Bradley during a dinner held last night at the Four and Denver forward Byron Beck. Sonicscut rookies Rickey Brown, Billy Reynolds Stan Hochman of the Philadelphia'Daily News hand and whacked me hard on ihe right car al Lakes Golf Club in Lincroft. Bradley was the guest Gilliam. 30, who has played eight seasons in the and Dennis Shaffer «ild the incident occured just before the 10 p.m least (our times, maybe five " speaker for the evening. NBA with five teams, was the oldest player on SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1977 TheDtffyRegfcfcr 13 Huskies scale Wall in opener By GREIG HENDERSON fensive backfield. got Mata- WALL - ATTENTION: wan the ball back minutes The Huskies are FREE !1 later when he made a one- Matawan Regional High handed interception of a Do- School, after forfeiting three • J" nahue pass at the Wall 45. He games due to nearly a month ran the ball down to the 26. Bethune had a pass of his long teachers strike, entered w the football wars against picked off three plays later by Shore Conference "A" Divi- Knight Joe Perry and things sion North rival Wall Town- seemed to settle down ship last night and presented Wall had a chance to tie the Coach Barry Rizzo with a 32- game up early in the second 12 victory. •r i quarter when Bethune was "The kids played their sacked at his own 26 on an at- hearts out," Rizzo said with tempted punt, but the Huskie pride "They were all fired "D" held up. There was no pep talk Matawan. taking over on its needed " own eight, stalled after seven Indeed, the Huskies are plays and Bethune dropped free, but the same cannot be back in punt formation on said for Rizzo, who will most third and 10 at the 18. likely return to the Monmouth Instead the snap went to County Correctional Building McPherson who charged up along with other Matawan the middle and didn't stop un- teachers on Friday to serve til he was in the end zone 82 18 days. freezing temperatures last night. Matawan, play- yards away. Rizzo, along with 34 other ROUGH AND TUMBLE - Matawan Regional and With 2:06 left In the half. PXtMK iWf (MM »r Larry Pmn teachers, served 36 hours ear- Wall Township High Schools played their Shore Ing Its first game since the teachers strike ended, THE WATCHFUL EYE - Matawan Regional High Conference "A" Division North game In near beat the Knights, 32-12. Matawan took the kickoff at School football coach Barry Rlzzo keeps a watch- lier in the month The 35 were its own 36 and marched to the jailed for being in contempt Knight four. Bethune hit end ful eye on his Huskies who made their 1977 debut lied once said proudly fler last night at Wall Township. of court by defying a court or- blast by Steve Humeniuk. and Jeff Lloyd twice for 42 yards der not to strike "Their timing was a little The Huskie defense allowed late in the fourth on a pretty The Huskies seemed to let and end Jeff Shaw on a 20- "We are hoping and pray- off. but they seemed to be In Wall to score once in the sec- TD aerial from quarterback that pent up energy loose on yarder en route. McPherson Yanks add more cops ing for a pardon," he said pretty good shape," Rizzo ond quarter on a two-yard John Donahue to end Bill Kof- their first play of the season scored from the four. "We'll still play Saturday's The vocal crowd watched The Huskies, helped by a NEW YORK (AP) - Offi- games so I won't have to game. There are two assis- as the opening kickoff ap- pair of Wall penalties that to- cials it Yankee Stadium have come back to this place " tant coaches who are not go- High school schedule peared to be bobbled and taled 25 yards, got another hired 400 per cent more pri- A Yankees spokesman said ing. They'll be at the game." rolled to Bethune at his own score with 3:37 left in the vate security officers to pa- the extra guards will be used Anyone at last night's chilly TODAY HolmctaI at Shore third period when McPherson Aibury Pork at Monmouth eight He promptly headed up trol within the stadium during as "spotters inside the sta- encounter saw a powerful Cftit Country Henry Hudson ot Pt Pleoiont Boro the right sideline and sped to punched it in from the one. Rorlton at Middlrlown North Freehold Township at Marlboro Tuesday's sixth game of the dium to weed out the throw- Huskie running attack led by Ocean at Matawan Red Bonk ol Freehold Brick ot Wall the Crimson Knight 34 before Malawan and McPherson SI Rote at SI John Vianncv Monosquon at Manalapon Central ot Red Bank World Series ers and make arrests" juniors Alan McPherson and Mlddltlown South at Wall Si Benedict i at pt Pleasant Beach Ocean at Shore being knocked out of bounds. capped their performances Holmdel ol Shore Oyrflnoillct Middielown North dl Toms River More officers will be as- Steve Bethune. Asoury Park of Marlboro Toms River South at Middielown North Manchester ol Neptune when the fireplug fullback Last Wednesday, some Henry Hudlon at Red Bank Middielown South ol Toms River I Matawan had its first points Rorilon ol Mlddletown Soulh took the snap on another fake signed to the bleachers, per- "It felt great to be back in Monmouth at Pt PleosonlBoro Long Branch ol Henry Hudson Southern ol Red Bank Catholic spectators hurled fire- Keyport ol Allenlown Monmouln ol Rumton FH Ttnnll four minutes later when Beth- imeters and bull pen areas — uniform again," Bethune said Long Branch at Neptune punt and sped 45 yards for the crackers, smoke bombs, beer Manolapon at Freehold une barreled over from the prime targets (or unruly fans. with a smile. "We worked on Freehold Township at Monalopon aim Long Branch ot Howell final tally with about a min- cans and garbage at the play- Freehold at Keantburg • Croil Country Rorllon at Southern one. our plays and exercised dur- Long Branch ot Neptune Rumsonot Hoimdel ute left in the game. ers. MiOdletown South ot Wall Central ot Lokrwood City police will beef up ing the strike and It paid Si Rote ot Red Bank Catholic Hoimdel 01 Shore The Huskie crowd and band "If Mr. Rlzzo goes back their patrols around the out- Toms River North at Central Central ot Tom* River North Mnnasauon ot Wall Dodger relief pitcher Mike off." Southern at Howell St Rose at St John Aibury Park ot RedBonk let four games worth of ap- Friday it won't affect us." side of the stadium in case Lokewoodol Brick PI Pleasant Beach ol Monchester Middletown North ot Mlddletown < Carman told reporters. It sure did as McPherson, Pt Pieosonl Beach ot Manchester John F Kennedy ot Mater Dei Monmouth at Marlboro preciation soar into the cold, Bethune said. "We know his "These people are animals I Yankee officials feel things who totaled 196 yards, scored IMctr Field Hockey Keonsourg at St John starlit sky. spirit will be with us on the • Southern at Brick Mfcnasquan at Wall hope we win the next three are getting out of hand four limes and Bethune tal- Ocean at Neptune Bethune. playing in the de- sidelines." Reed's Knicks open with revamped Kings J- \r sports Writer move to a new arena to be built in the Meadowlands Sports broke a bone in his loot and will be out for at least a month, but tonight's game, however, because of a strained left knee. Willis Reed, captain and mainstay of the New York Knicks' Complex in East Rutherford. N.J other rookies who will see action include guards Brad Davis and The new man in town for the Cavaliers is Walt Frazier, 1970 and 1(73 championship teams, returns to the club as coach Reed inherits a group of players with big reputations and Norm Nixon and backup center James Edwards Other new obtained from New York as compensation for the Knicks' tonight as the Knicks open the National Basketball paychecks to match But many are weak in fundamentals, and faces include forward Jamaal Wilkes, signed from Golden State signing ol free agent Jim£leamons Frazier spent 10 seasons Association's 32nd season against the revamped Kansas City that is what Reed has stressed during the exhibition season as a free agent; playmaker Ernie DiGregorio, bought from with the Knicks, where he was the club's all-time leader in Kings when New York won six of eight games. Buffalo, and swingman Lou Hudson, obtained by trade from games, minutes, points and assists, and Coach Bill Fitch is In other opening night games. Los Angeles is at Milwaukee. Rookies Ray Williams, Glen Gondrezick and Tuby Knight and Atlanta counting on his leadership to pull the Cavs together. . Chicago at Cleveland. New Jersey at Detroit and (iolden Stale Milwaukee, meanwhile, presents the youngest team in the trade acquisition Jim Cleamons are expected to bolster the The Nets, weakest team in the league last year, have at Phoenix Knicks. who have gone through three losing seasons and have league with youthful veterans like Brian ..Winters, Quinn strengthened their front line with center George Johnson, Reed is one of three new coaches in the NBA this season, but missed the playoffs the last two. Huckner. Junior Bridgeman and Dave Meyers and a trio ol obtained by trade from Golden State, rookie forward Bernard the only one who'll be tested tonight Seattle's Bob Hopkins and first-round draft choices — center Kent Benson of Indiana, a Kansas City also has some significant newcomers: rookie King of Tennessee, a firstround draft choice, and free agent Buffalo's Cotton Fitzsimmons start their seasons Wednesday guard Otis Birdsong. the second man picked in the college draft, two-time All-American; forward Marques Johnson of UCLA, forward Bob Carrington They're still shopping for help in the Defending champion Portland does not play its first game and two trade acquisitions, center Tom Burleson of Seattle and college basketball's Player of the Year last winter, and backcourt. until Friday If the Blazers can win the title again, they'll or the guard Lucius Allen from Los Angeles Coach Phil Johnson is swingman Ernie Grunfeld. the leading scorer and rebemnder in first repeat champions since the Boston Celtics in 196869 hopeful this trio will boost the Kings into playoff contention Tennessee history Detroit Coach Herb Brown is hopeful of avoiding the turmoil The New Jersey franchise competed last year in Uniondale. Los Angeles center Kareem AbdulJabbar. the leagues Most Chicago won 16 of its last 20 games at the close of last season which tore apart his club last season. Forward Marvin Barnes, NY as the New York Nets, but will be based for the next two Valuable Player last year, has many newcomers in his and Coach Ed Badger hopes that will carry over into this who got out of jail last Friday, should see limited action tonight. seasons in Piscataway, NJ After that, the club is scheduled to support in); cast on the Lakers Rookie forward Kenny Carr season. The Bulls will be without forward Scott May for Phoenix obtained the NBA assists and steals champion, Don Buse. from Indiana in the offseaason and also added two rookies o( promise, forward Walter Davis and center Bayard Forrest. Golden State is counting on EC Coleman to fill the void left by Giants try to peddle tight end Tucker Wilkes. and rookie Rickey Green to be a backcourt spark.

_ By JONNI agement agreement, to give the Dolphins any- Andy Selfridge. the newly-obtained line- EAST RUTHERFORD - The New York Gi- thing. If Csonka had been covered by the agree- backer, has bruised ribs, free safety Jim Stienke ants, snug in their one-game winning streak, yes- ment, the Giants would have owed the Dolphins at suffered a mild concussion, defensive end Jack terday settled with the Miami Dolphins on com- least a first-round choice because of the fullback's Gregory has a bruised toe. receiver Emery Moo- pensation for Larry Csonka and admitted that salary category. rehead incurred a chip fracture of his right hand they are trying to peddle Bob Tucker, the ciis which is in a plastic cast, and strung safety Clyde enchanted tight end. The Giants confirmed that they are talking Powers bruised his right shoulder. Games played weekend ol Oct. 22 with other teams about a trade for Tucker, who QUICK KICKS: The six passes the Giants Deadline Thursday Oct. 20 at S p.m. has criticized the offense and has not signed a The Giants, who signed fullback Csonka prior threw Sunday were the fewest for the team since contract for this season. D Ocean Twp. D long Branch • to the 1976 season, agreed to give the Dolphins a it threw only seven while beating the Cardinals. • Piscataway D Matawan Reg. draft choice in 1978 and another in 1979 The 10-0. in 1955. On Sept 26. 1942. the Giants threw D Tucker has been the starting tight end for rounds of the choices were not specified but could only one pass while beating the Redskins. 14-7. D Mlddletown No. Q Neptune D eight years but did not play against San Francisco be in the third to fifth area. and that pass was for a 50-yard touchdown. • Wall Twp. D Middletown So. Sunday because of a "groin pull " Going into this • • Vineland D Raritan D Wellington T. Mara, team president, said. "I season, the 32-year-old former resident of Lincroft The Giants' four sacks Sunday give them 11 have made a commitment to Don Shula (Dol- had caught 321 passes for the Giants for 4.285 for the season Gregory. John Mendenhall and D Abraham Clark D Mater Dei • phins' coach), and I am voluntarily making the yards and 22 touchdowns. In the first four games Troy Archer each have three. Rookie Gary Je.er D Hoimdel D SI. John* Vianney D compensation " this season, he caught six passes lor 91 yards and got his first two against the 49ers. • R.B. Catholic D Monmouth Reg. • blasted Giant offensive tactics after the loss to D Shore Reg. D Point Beach D Because the Giants signed Csonka after the Philadelphia. Bobby Hammond's 63-yard punt return gives World Football League folded, and he had pre- him a 13.6 average on 13 returns for 177 yards. He D Keansburg D Red Bank Reg. D viously played out his option with Miami, the Gi- Although five Giants were injured Sunday, is also the team's leading rusher with 44 carries D Allentown D Keyport D for 188 yards, a 4.3 clip. D Rumson-F.H. Bob Ticker ants were not required, under the new labor-man- none will miss the game at Washington Sunday. • Point Boro D D Monasquan D Monolapan D • Asbury Park D Freehold Twp. a Woods leads Casey gals • Marlboro D Freehold D Harvard D RBC star saluted Ann Woods took first place on the bars and floor exercises D Princeton D leading Red Bank Catholic High School to a 102-94 win.over Q Dallas • Philadelphia RED BANK - Red Bank Catholic went touched the ball 11 times and accounted for D New York Jets D Bridgewater Raritan West yesterday iq. gymnastics. • Oakland Into last Saturday's game with undefeated 210 yards. Woods fell twice on the beam giving her second place be- D Washington P Shore Regional as a decided underdog. To D New York Giants In four games this season. Bruno has hind Bridgewater's Linda Mueller who also took second place D Brick Twp. D make matters worse, the Caseys had to play rushed 33 times for 335 yards, an average of In vaulting. The Caseys' Missy Sweeton took first in vaulting. D Jackson Twp, O without star halfback Mark deRouen. better than 10 yards a try. He has caught two The Caseys aje 40. Itto •«* Commit in. BN0ge«oler Human Will !« II* BREAKER - Total number ol points scored by oil teams However, senior halfback Jerry Bruno passes for 47 yards and scored three touch- Vaulting-1 Mlny Sweelon 1R). 9 3; 2 Linda Mueller ( Bl, 3 I'r Moutner IRI downs. Beam — I Mueller IB). 6 4. I Ann woods IRI. Moutner IRI Name more than took up the slack for his Injured Son— I, Ann Woods IR1.9 3S. 1 Mourner (Ri. Fran Adonis (Bl running mate. Bruno, playing his finest game "Jerry had to carry the load as the half- Fl EI A Wd I Ri 2 WI R J Q fl Addreit as a Casey, carried 10 times for 178 yards. In- back against Shore, and he came up with a cluding a 76-yard touchdown run on his first great effort in deRouen's absence." backfield City and State coach Doug Woodin said. crack at the Blue Devils. Telephone Bruno's performance against Shore Prevent In pacing the Caseys to their upset vic- Mall or deliver lo: Football Contest, The Dally Register tory over the Blue Devils. Bruno also caught earned him the Dally Register's salute as Of- One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 by one screen pass for 32 yards. In the game, he fensive Player of the Week. Jerry Inn transmission 5 P.M. Thursday, Oct. 20 trouble FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES lions defeat Caseys; Neptune up ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE Roati test Clean 'AHTID * "screwr Mlddletown North High School booted its way to a 6-1 vic- Remove pan A('|uil bflfv's & Itnkag.' ' NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED picked up three goals, by Crowley. in the final period. Visual inspection Rwacefanqast-H A Hum A pru# at IIH «• be then fw par tory over Red Bank Catholic In soccer yesterday. South's goal was scored in the third period by Peter Scottf? ion miLlhii tw mo*t atnrwn r«n The Lions were strong throughout the game gaining four assisted by Bill Hart. of their points in the first half. Paul Maggio scored the first Neptune took a total of 30 shots while South made 12 Mid- Moit donmtic and import cart. two goals unassisted and assisted in scoring the third goal dletown South is 1-10. netted by Tim Anderson. Don Corbisiero and Bob Manko Neolun. 1 MlddHlown Soulh I Neptune 0 I I 3 -J scored other shots. Mlddletown South 0 0 I 0 -1 f paw The Caseys scored their only goal during the final quarter Cools Davis IN) (Goraan): 3 Hernondei INI IGorqanl. 3 Peter Seoul (MS) IB.II tncH h • •• ml rou M»CI am ot *• Horn: J. Mike Crowley IN) IMousnwl. 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ThC Nt'» Jtrat) \\l' »ill h»W Its annual Junior Olympic cross country championship'. \m 111 .il Warinaco Park. Kli/a rjcth. starting .it I] noon County SportsWorld There will be competition in fiv* age gfsupa for bins and girls 9 and under. 10-11. IM1. H II and It; Pi Ml IgM IT1 de- Pond Kd New Providence. N J 07974 The entry fee Is M termined as oUan I, IW7 cents per individual The first 10 Finishers In Mdl rue* mil qualify for the re- The largest field in the history of running, over 5.000 men gional championships at Haliiumsville. \ V on \ov ;'l) The and women from throughout the United States and the world. top eight in each race in thai inert qualify for the national will compete in the New York Marathon on Sunday championships to be held in Dec in Ibe Dale of Washington TKNN1S Randy Johnson won the boy's IS-vear-old championship of Entry blanks for the \'

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Michigan, ti-0. swamped piv- frnm a natumwidc panel of iii The Second Ten were Notre RESULTS Monolopon SC Wall Soccrr Club 1 Rumson 0 Neptune 66 \ "Hall (0 the Victors." and the wously unbeaten Wisconsin 58- >ports writers and sportscas- Dame. Texas UM Texas Neplunr SA 1 Htm Monmouth : Spring Lake Tech. Pitt. California, low.. STANDINGS Ocean Twp 6' 1 Texas Longhorns. who strug- 0 ami received 47 first place ters Long Brarun State. Brtgham Young. Nebras- Form How»n 66 gled late into the game again^ mle* and 1.100 points, while There «.i> .1 big shakeup in SMcktown SA . ka Florida and Clemson Ne- oiopa SC Belmor SA Arkaiuaa before the "Eves of Pexai HI a 13-9 winner over the rest of the Top Ten Oceori Township braska had been ninth before Spring Lake Alabama. 4-1. followed its up- Nt SA losing to low a State 24-21 RESULTS set of Southern California b> ou ManolatMfi I Long Branch 0 Bel mar A STANDINGS beating Tennessee J-Mo to Lincroft SC \HiittIe brothers* win .lounng Iowa State as new- Belmor B move from fourth to third w ith Long Branifi Monoiapan SC comers to this weeks rankings FormmgOOie H "siJ points Ohio State. VI. Rurmon SC Neotune SA M 1 were Bngham Young, which Toms River Ha moved up from fifth to fourth LongB'oniih in fall series sailing routed previously unbeaten Col- with 70(1 points after beating DIVISION II Gitlt MI ft und«rl orado State 6S-irand Clemson, RESULTS OCEANPORT - Dave and Jnhn Whittle tied for first in Iowa 27-ti The No i team is Bncfctown SA orrntngdat* Mo-ell I Long Branch t which upset Puke 17-11 NFM Monmouth STANDINGS the Laser races during the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yachl Southern California 5-1 which Neptune SA Oceon Township tarmmgdaif H 'l Club's fall series finals * .j: B3S [Miinls and advanced Tn« AP Top Twtnlv farmmgdole Ho*-«i Wonoiopan SC B« Tht AsioCiDltd Prfw Point Pletnont Belmor SA The Whittle twins scored five and B half points during the (com slxthafter beating Oregon The Top Twenty ttam\ in The Anon Mooalapon SC B IV11 dPftb hf eight race series The failing competition w ;is held over the place *o'e* in parer" past four Sundays records arid 'otol pom** Oklahoma, il also advanced » is '* 'J i; it>9 IT 6 ii Leenie Costanzo sailed a perfect series taking all first .1 notch tn sixth with 838 points l Michigan (47) ?Te«OT(ll places in the Turnabouts and ICO ring three and three-quarter afteredging Missouri 1\-17 Col- 3 Alabama points. 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BY M VltYKI III M.I I N moon — and hold on for dear title role keeps interest high Marlyn Perry, who draws the older Patrick Dennis, and life as it rises For this pro- She's a skilled" singer, dancer, laughter as nursemaid Gooch. Laurel Lee. whose obse- RUMSON - "Mame." as duction, though, the moon and actress who's well able to and Rick Gehrmann. who is quiousness as Pegeen Ryan staged at The Barn Theatre, never gets off Ihe ground bring to life the kooky — but properly pompous as Bab- contrasts well with the snob- is a case of almost but There's also Ihe mailer of loving — Mame. who has a coefc. who strives - usually bishness projected by Nancy not quite Gooch, the bespectacled, host of progressive friends in vain — to carry out Ihe in- Sawyer as Gloria Upson It comes curiously dots In unattractive nursemaid whom and makes a practice of aris- structions left by Patrick's Cast as Gloria's parents are providing an evening of truly Mame and her friend Vera ing at the "crack of noon " late father Joan Blair and Dennis Bar- memorable entertainment Charles decide to make over ton, who perform well but and it's odd that II falls They strip off her glasses and Into her elegant lifestyle outstanding.,jn the large wear costumes which — given 1 short the way it docs outer clothes and then — comes titi young nephew. cast are Betty Sawyer as the Ihe outfits worn in the same With a little extra effort, II without the audience ever Patrick Dennis, who is her abrasive, conceited Vera scene by Ms Levine and Ms could have been done with a getting a chance to see the only surviving relative Denis Charles; Lloyd Rice as the Sawyer — seem an anachron- lot more pizzazz As a "for in- result of the glamorization Hyiand. who stepped into Ihe sometimes quizzical but al- ism stance." there's the moon process — the scene shifts role at the last minute as a ways faithful servant Ito: Au- Choreography by Lois scene which, when pulled off and the show goes on replacement for Stephen De- drelee Dallam. who projectl a McDonald and musical direc- right, can be a comic high- roski. who is now on Broad- contagious kind of enthusiasm tion by Richard Ludlum work light Despite its shortcomings. way as an understudy for as Madame Branislowski: Da- well — but there are times It comes as a play within a "Mame" (which will be re- "The Shadow Box." does a vid Borenstein. who comes when the chorus seems to be play Mame. wiped out by a peated al 8:30 p.m. Friday commendable job For his across as the gallant and toning things down instead of •tf Mir »r>aia br C«1 FwlM slock market crash, accepts a and Saturday) is a show an age. he projects a wide range charming Beauregard Jack- letting itself get carried away CHRISTMAS COMES EARLY - Lloyd Rice, who appears at Ito, becomes bit part in an avant-garde audience can enjoy And. for of emotions — from boyish son Pickett Burnside; Flor- a human Christmas tree during a high point In "Mame," the musical which by the words and music. work about a woman astrono- its efforts, the cast has won curiosity about his aunl and ence Blumberg as the cranky Scott Ross, director, has en- will be repeated at 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at The Barn Theatre, mer Its premise is that Ihe standing ovations her friends to bewilderment Mother Burnside: Jim Ort- Rumson. With him In the production number set to "We Need a Little gineered a show which pro- man in the moon is a woman The best Ihing the show has when he fears he is losing his heb. who is particularly en- vides loads of entertainment Christmas" are, from left, Diane Glersch Levlne as Mame, Marlyn Perry — and that woman is Mame aunt to marriage joyable during a scene in as Agnes Gooch, and Denis Hyland as Patrick Dennis. going for it is Diane C.iersch but. artistically, slightly It's her job to perch on the Levine, whose sparkle in Ihe Appearing with him are which he types to music as misses the mark Television today

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UU 264 2200 6 7 HAPPY DAYS nadetle Peters* H«/l 11 2 Ml SO JCT nil i', I 36 9 BASKETBALL S LOVE AMERICAN STYLE LES MENESTRIERS — The Monmouth Music and Middle Ages, tonight at 8:30 at Fellowship Detroit Pistons vs New Jersey i 7 TUESOAY MOVIE OF THE Committee will present Les Menestrlers, a French Hall, First Presbyterian Church, Rumson. William Nets WEEK quintet specializing In music of the Renaissance J. Ardrey Is cholrmon of the committee. 11 DINAH Hil Lady Yvelle Mimieux An 12 13 3S LIVE FROM LINCOLN elegant cultured woman's job as CENTER a professional artist is Ihe cover THEHVLLS IX lor the real occupation she now Annual Fall Luncheon 4 Fashion Shim, held at Four i MERVQFUFFIN can I quit - a successful hired assassin IRI Lakes Country Club Lincrofl Fashmns by The Joy Shop 6 7 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY Vou Writ M»v« f of Lincrofl 4 Little Village nf Port Monmnulh Tickets Frel Sal* In The Dark H^ ^^B *" Make A Date I"DONT OPEN • •will tfTTI 1 • • . $7 50 Starts 12 noon Sponsored by Middletown Klk- Nil I THE A paid directory ol coming events for nonprofit organiza- 2179 At the movies tions Rates $2 00 for 3 lines for one day $1 nil each adcli Red Bank Chapter DKS Indoor Flea Market. Ma- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PG All oqei (Porenlol guidance mg WINDOW" tional line, MOO for two days, tl '-'5 each additional hue sonic Temple. 152 Maple \ve . Red Hank 9-a in 10 4 p m ATLANTIC CINEMA > omcf OHM 6-30 m« OnrOnCmrnrlPGe IPGJ 1.9" ' li IT Restricted. (Ptriont under 17 not ad- $5 for three to five days. II M each additional line 81) on EATONTOWN mitted unlen accompanied by parent or ENDS TODAY: "Rolling Space»5 ("all 741 -«r>4» Dealers welcome COMMUNITY I- adult ouordion) T for in days: $2 00 each additional line Deadline noon '.' K«ntycfcy Fried Movie I 9I 8 •> 30 XAdultionlv Thundtr" • "Upitlck' Antique appraisal day. Molly Pitcher Inn. Red Bank COMMUNITY II- days before publication Call The Daily Reglater. M2-4OM Tnr Last Remake ol Beau GeHr (PG) 8 ask for the Date Secretary „ Sat Oct 22. 10-4 p m S3 per item Admission free Spon- EATONTOWN DRIVE IN- sored by Community Family Guidance Center Roiling Thunder IRl 7 IS. 10 IS OCTOBF.R 18 The Devil Within Her i Ri 9 The American Association of University Women. FREEHOLD The Episcopal Women of the Saint Jamei Church, MALL I- Thr Spy WnoLovedMtiPG) 7 JO » IS NUREYEV Mnrthprn Mnnmnolh County Branch Fall Pntpolirrl snip " Long Branch art tintdingttntT fall WTimnrapr-Half, m MILL II"- " "" ' Fn . Del -I and Sal Oct 22. front 10-4 p m at Hnl The Loit RemaKe of Beau Geste IPGI Parish Hall. Broadway at Slocum Place. Long Branch I «,9 30 Bank I'nited Methodist Church Gift ideas, handcrafted MALL in Mon . Oct 17th. 6 p m -8 p m . and Tues . IK. Id a m 1 Cornopi (Ri 1 JS Naughty School G'fls items, antiques, plants, home made baked goodl and jar- IRI9 IS p.m. Tues is Dollar Bag Day HAZLET "red specialities Light lunch. Benefit! Scholarship and PLAZA- Bellord Engine Fire Co Ladies \iixiliaiy -till Annual Fellowship funds Rolling Thunder I Ri 7 30 9 3D VALENTINO RT U DRIVE IN- Chinese Auction. Buck Smith's. Bail Keansburg. s p m . Rolhng Thunder iRt 7. 10:31. Lipstick id OCTOBER 22 IR)|:U United Artists Oct. 18.1977 Donation »1 75 KEANSBURG —. NOW SHOWING Monmoulh County Hunt Race Meet, on former Has- COLONIAL- A Bi idrjc Too Far iPGl 6 GENERAL CINEMA'S EXCLUSIVE The Wayside Ladies Auxiliary is having a Chinese kell Estate. Cooper Rd or Chapel Hill Road. Middletown LONG BRANCH MOVIES I — AREA ENGAGEMENT auction on October 18 at 8 p.m. at the Wayside Firehouse. Five dollars per person, children under 12 free 11,a.m. Murder Bv Death IPG) 7 15. to. Fun 900 Green Grove Rd . Wayside Donation SI 50 on. Five steeplechase races, pony rides, refreshments With Dick and Jane (PG) B 4S MOVIES II- MENLO PARK CINEMA 2 (mMlODLETOWN Information call 741-7941. The Spy WhoLoved -We (PGl ' 30 9 45 RT »11 PALMER AVE -671 1020 OCTOBER 19 MATAWAN EDISON 549-6767 SHOWTIUES : MOW IN. 1 HUHS MS b I li CINEMA 34- I«IOA< 1 I ||.UIU>O» M I II Fashion Show & Luncheon. 12 noon. SI Johns Parish OCTOBER 24. 25 Smoheyand 'he Bandii IPG) 7 30 II! Daily —2:15,5:00,7:30,9:45 STRATHMORE CINEMA I-.. DY i»laua >:»im House. Little Silver Point Road. Little Silver Tickets $5 Nearly New Sale. Oct. 24. 25. 9 am to 4 p in Congre- The Bad Ne*S Bears In Breaking Tro>n ing I PGl 7,9 Reservations call M-> 5114 gation B'nai Israel. Hance & Ridge Hds. Rumson Great STRATHMORE CINEMA II- SuiptrialRI 7 15.MS bargains and some housewart's MENLO PARK Rummage Sale, sponsored by the Women's Guild. He CINEMA I— Star Wars I PGl 3 15. 1 45. J IS 9 30 formed Church of Tinton Falls. 62 Hance Aviv. 9:30 B.UI OCTOBER 25 CINEMA II Volentmo (RI 7.K.S. ? JO. 9 as to3 p m Parents Without Partners ti-H. Hospitality A Ori- MIDDLETOWN entation Night H:30 p m Cobblestones. Hwy 35. Middle- UA MIDDLETOWN I— OhGod(PG) 7 IS.9 15 Nulswamp P.T.A. presents a« discussion of Violence town Live music, dancing Call 5BH-0I7O UA MIDDLETOWN II- on TV with guest speaker Dr Margaret Darmstadt who The Lincoln Conspiracy (Gl 7 9 UA MIDDLETOWN Ill- I Had lank 747-031S is a Child Psychologist A question and answer period will Luncheon-Fashion Show, sponsored by SI Leo The Kentucky Fried Movie (R) 7 3U. 9 JO STARTS FRIDAY ("•real Rosary Altar Society, to be held at Squire's,Pub. OCEAN TOWNSHIP I NiVll PIOMRiD IN ADULT BEDTIME iTORY follow. 8 p.m. All Purpose Room SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA CINDERELLA W. Long Branch, at noon Fashions: The Sea-Air Shop. Star Wars (PG) 7 JO. 9 45 YOU A IOSI GAIOIN MIDDLE6R00K MOVIES I- I 4i • 30SAT I SUN I PM The Lincoln Conspiracy (Gl 7 JJS 9 30 7 as •» «M I SUN i eu Candidates Night: N.J 10th Legislative District Donation $H Reservations: 542-6451 or 542-5331 MIDDLEBROOK MOVIES II- Rolimg Thunder IR) 8 9 45 Meeting Room, Township of Ocean Municipal Building. RED BANK "Slop and Shop Luncheon." 12 noun sharp. SI 511 Held Deal & Monmouth Rds.. 8 p m Everyone invited. Hosted MOVIES III- . •>• )! I D..I DoW Cat, Ta.ml>* «!> 1171 at the Masonic Temple. 7KB River Rd., Kan Haven Re- SuspirioiRl 7 30.9 IS by Township of Ocean League of Women Voters MOVIES IV- servations musl be made by Oct IK. to Mrs .land Cindrrrllo IR> 7 45. 9 JO IHE LINCOLN CONSPIIUCY . nOUING THUNDEI SHREWSBURY 7 45 | JO-SAT A SUN 3 PH 00 HS-SA Boyce. K42-0M CINEMA I- OCTOBER 20 The Spy Who Loved We I PGl 7 JO, 9 45 CINEMA II- QUEST, weekly forum for single adults Unitarian (KTOBf&Jli Vou I CINE iiimiiiniiiu Church, 1475 W. Front St.. Lincrofl. 7:30 p.m. No ser- Crazy Hat Chinese Auction, sponsored by Port Mon- Fantastic Animation Festival [PGl 7 30, moulh First Aid Auxiliary: lit bivMil al Buck Smith's. 9 30 mons, but lots of no holds-barred-discussion of subjects of MPAA RATINGS interest to single, separated, divorced persons Nominal Keaiwburg, 7:30, Ocl 28 For information call 7K7-7fi4:i G General audiences GENERAL CINEMA THEATRES donation of J3. Includes convivial glass of wine and 7:30-9:30 Eatontown United Methodist Women will be holding a NO BARGAIN MATINEES - "Star Wars" simple eats. You may even get a chance to dance. For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS' THIS MWIt IS TOTAUV Shrewsbury-$1.50 'til 2=30 P.M. Wta1., Sat., Sun. sure, you'll get out of your shell Rummage Sale Wed.. Oct. 28, from 9 to 1 pin . at the CINEMA 191-OMi '1.50 •PS ovTorcoNmoi church. 7(i Wyckoff Rd.. Eatontown. TOWITE "ONE j\ LhSeSSST A I SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA OCTOBER 21 STARTS WEDNESDAY I Middletown Township PBA presents It's Annual PBA OCTOBER 29 ONI SHOW 7:10 - SUN KMT 1 PM j^TAR. Ball Shore Casino. Featuring Smokey Warren. Second Halloween Dance. Sat.. 9 p.m.. Magnolia Inn. Rt. 79. ' THE INCREDIBLE SPECTACLE Matawan. Buffet, show, prizes. Everyone invited. Mar- • OFMENANOWAD' 7:30-9:30 NO PASilS [TO] HARff f* i Coming, and Comedian dreg Lewis (from l.aveinc anil IjHHVtlLlnlR CINEMAS-Hazlet Shirley Show). For tickets call «7i47lll>. ried, single, members, non-members. Sponsored by Par- RT.15-111 9E91 ents Without Partners No. 644 & No. 236. Advance sale, (8 A imnx.i SHREWSBURY PLAZA JAMES BOND OO7- OCTOBER 21-22 per person. }15 a couple. At door: $10. Call 264-2616 or 566- KOUIF. 35 • 542-S395 THE SPY WHO Wayside United Methodist Church. 1223 W Park Ave . 0170, 1 7:30-9:45 L0VEDME [ Ocean. Christmas Bazaar. Fri.. 5-9 p.m. Sat . Oct. 22. 10- NOVEMBER 6.7 BEACHWAV 4 Unusual gifts, knits, woodcrafts, plants .Baked goods. Rummage SalcKlea Markel. Sun and Mon., HI to 4 Colonial KEANSBURG (Sat. only) Snack bar. Fri Hot buffet Sat . II 30-2 30 493 SHREWSBURY PLAZA A Ntt«. Sholllring (iptrilnul p.m. White Elephants Congregation Beth Shalomc. IMi ROUT! 3S • M2-S395 2919. Maple Ave . Red Bank 7:30-9:30 ROLLING THUNDERl Sweater Sale — Sweaters, dresses, skirls, slacks sets Knits for everyone New merchandise, firsl quality, lulest NOVEMBER 19 A BRIlXtl: L JAMES MMIOOr fashions. Half-priced or less. Free babysitting Flnil Uni- Indoor Craft Show & Flea Market, St. Joseph's, Key- tarian Church. 1475 W. Front St.. Lincrofl Sat . (let 22. port, 10 am to 4 p.m. Tables: $5 Reservations. Call 566- 1OOFAR L ' THE SPY WHO 10-4 p.m. 6950 or 566-1422. MATINEE SUN. 2 P.M. 16 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 19T7 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CAU TOU FREE FROM MATAWAN AREA 5664100 CALL TOLL FREE FROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300.

71 Merchandiit 71 Merchandiit 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale Tiger For Sale For Salt FORD !»*e COUNTRY SQUIRE - VEGA HATCHBACK !«'* - Four CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES - Siie FURNITURE - Boey bureau. US. N.nt possenge1 i» 0O0 m.lfi power tpeed AM -odio e.gdt trotk .MOM 4. IM Skate board U Electric labis crib with mattresi, Hi night loble. steering cuakn windows door* air m.lrs As*ndo 7*4 «I3 Vktoflon vonlty, 110 painted dresser teiier" .jna.t.on Asking UtW) :o4 vEGA 1«»S - Cr»e*'ol«lE*tote Call tor into*motion Tf7 'KM ))W CLARINET - Conn like «w, ute with mirror. 1441. double Modboard, ! wagon a.r 'oof rack De'uie interior WAMNA SPLIT HO, ond school desk, IS Excellent AUDI 1«U 100LS ~ S'ondarO 1*0 only two months. M 8"7 SeVnih St CMC i«r* DuBAVAN - Custom O*r»« "TOO mitt* SUM .1? IS73 otter t Can '4) 8070 after 7 or weekends ooor higlVniieooe 1'JOO Coll ?•> | Union Beach 10 4 p i one month ago ice ftoi table bed A<>N OF FURNITURE - Bedroom set. two mog wftten UWO Call Wi 0*0 COAL OR WOOD BURNING STOV% E tone peion finish. II7S Full she m BUHLE'H I BITTER INC GRANADA H'e - Two-door. Vl VOLKS**GEN t»se - With newly A1PHA66T US nersprlng mottrets and bo» Spring. rfDuiif "** ma"1' Needs 'ran, CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH automatic o U Hajiri ?M MOO 3iiit blue JO TO "vie* Excellent JO P W FURNITURE - 100' modern sofa. CRAFTSMAN mpg U««0 143 4W \OLKSAAGEN l«*C - (iCtlMrfll run 1100 Black Parsons table. ISO Odo CADILLAC ELDORADO l«l - , * Radial Arm Saw 1100 841 ilH at nine i_ond't'on ne* lift! and battery ME, gonal end labl*. round top. wolnut tin White full power, low mileooe "Iofter »pm stereo Oir 31000 actual miies Troi CUSTOM 3 PA SYSTEM - 17 in put latxe t«0 JiT 7IJ1 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 'I»O C* u 'ikf r^* UW W 80 "> VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE l»*0 two columns Asking UOO Ampeg 170 'unntng condition lf« "4 , Blue outomotn. ol 000 m its good watts. RMS. bass amplifier 17S0 GASDRVER-IU .EEP SALESi SERVICE second tar UOO Pnon* 7t>* 0?]' Fender precision bass, while with Good condition Musi move TWIN BORO MOTOH5 HI 00*3 VOLKSWAGEN - l»6i running 30Od maple neck. I1U 147 1U« aner 6pm CAPHI GHIA t?7* - Air conditioning T4*-i4S! 1)1 | Sf.mon Springs Rd Red Bar* ntedswork l?S0 or b»< otter power steerino, sun root AM FM ster GLASS. USED - Sliding patio doors e« .asset* V-t four speed mini con JEEP WAOONEER '«'3 - EiaM.vi Phone W SM3 6 18 it very good condition ITS Call mder power brakes steering tour Daily-Sunday Oftion ITJIICM w JS4 J6Jf tn SO;B wneei drive Good thope 17000 See VOLKSWAGEN VAN 19*0 - Looks CAPRI itT7 - Very oood condition GREEN COUCH - 110 white enamel Paul at Commuter * Getiv Gai S'otion ii'res .w USO Ml i»l must M» ttiC Will Trade for Ford V"***t>.r* *.f Kpo Ban* 55 Situations Wanted REGISTER ihina L-abintl U TV Stond U Dress Wooop n-1017 1 SI. Help Wanted 51. Help Wonted itlTtON CHiVidtiT CO VOLVO WAGON '9*1 - Automotu 51 Help Wonted form. U Mohooany gossip bench. IIS. CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1*«* 117 I Male Ortssy g/ev winter coat, mink trim. MWVM Eofcmlowr. Classified Ads mree speed stick ** 000 miles Jult | BEAUTICIAN - Shampoo assistant SALES OPPORTUMTv HO COH74I \U\ HI 1000 position available fgr progressive fu RECORDEO MESSAGE ALL AROUND - Yard work Ga pasted inspection tiM Call m UK j VCiLVQ '9') - JS 000 miles two OOOf MACHINISTS rages cellars gutters cleaned tree HAM CB SHORTWAVE - SuperneI LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - To*" ture oriented person References, re TOLL FREE NUMBER CHEVROLET IMPALA 1176 - Silver^ ! fuel " fit ^p We" maintained Looks cutting eu Estimates IV 4KS as low as Odlo bv Hollcranert, S40 to 47 MH7 Cor W4 Low mue* E»ceHeni condi quired Apply m person The Getaway •g»» AWKW SSB US 847JW ' d lion U «0C ITIW* ker>«« FirnTJ Salon 1060 HWV 35 Village .Mali Ms lt.300.ltl 1*10 positions available for Iformrtg OPENINGS liMMMions E*periem.e not essential Nursery School i based on 8 day insertion I 164 IMS '9'] PL> VOUTM DUSTER - Air con sfiefltfitng interior trim ana ..orn.if Beply giving quaKHcatlons to Bo» E BABYSITTING AND BOARDING - LINCOLN MARK IV 1*74 — Block cr«*s Also se»eroi hourly positions FEL oners an tne adtontoaes of o ra 160 The Dolly Register Shrewsbury CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1970 - ' dit.onmg powc steermg nwe or bes' in my nome Weekends only Co" after For FAST RESULTS ORGAN *hfti red leomer ir*ler-or Sunroof VI, avoi'attie for good experienced carpen pidiy expanding g'owtn oriented mul N ) 0"0l Bucket seats many extras Best offer i automatic power steering crakes air 0 9 t 747 34*4 t 'c'i and helpers Good start nj -oir 11 wiiinen .'y!'! ! oMerrt at LOW COST power wnaows *<»*> .*«• AM KM r Of Asbury Park infffi fflcir^f t*a* frtginee' iriQ and SECRETARY - Must WO^tufOte typ WILL BABY^tT IN YOUR MOMS - stereo Eicei'ent condition m and out pnone CHEvWdTlFf MONZA - II7S. 1*1 i •"or>> ot our iob sites located tnroogn marufocturing company wim a highly Hi LOpable of writing ads handling Weekdays between I 30 7 30 With AW FM radio, tour speed 17100 15.MO *71 '7|j 3 Trucks and Trailers CL-t Ocean ond Monmouth Counties sopMitikOted mocnme srtop telephone colls Port Time 9 3 Mon much responsibility and core Call A?' HUGE PIANO SALE •» *tii or 5*4-81*7 HSI LTD w BROUGHAM - Light blue CHEVROLET C"'O PICKUP ft" COJ 968 1604 day through Friday Can Monmouth REGISTER »ery good conaidon o Ask'nQU aX W }*$ Classified Ads RCK 1*70 - SI«-CV'lnder. o h pits commission Gas allowance paid i WANTED - Fun ond parf time Et nv year round work 44«4ji3 780 , • FIRST CLASS perience necessary Apply Eotonlown •or" wii IBM TYPEWRITERS *5jlS* «49 Sh*n Rl 34 ond South 51 Eafontown 542-1700 CHB-SLER IMPERIAL IMS - F prndobi 300' Oir conditioned good condil NTlKNATtONAL *.~TON - P...* M CAR VVASM MELP SHIPPING ANDRECElViNG CLERk. Bn' oler '47-OU4 ofitr I p m •SET-UP 61 Business ToJi Free from Motawon Area '• '«tM power steering o«r radio Pos< Ceontr> Sudser Cor Was* - Amottioui person needed for gener Ol ion asking left MI 0<« after 3 Opportunities 566-8100 receiving responsibilities Good ben side five drawers t» JOOJ ndition air power ittermg. OPERATORS COO". - Experienced only FuM time elits »77 007l ICE CREAM CONCESSION - In new Collofier 1,191 Ml) UOOfl 142 0101 afler ID m MERCURV MONARCH 1*76 - Silver Toll Free from Mlddletown Area THUCK ANDCAftOOiNSURANCf ights Apply Flea Market weekend operation w f* 'eo buckets air automatic pow p m Tne Po. Turret lathe* LADY S BLACK PERSIAN COAT - CIRCLE CHEVROLET Free Qvo'es Bv Phone SHIPPING PACKING PERSON - Col'ttS-QH) 671-9300 » Ave T.nton Foils With mink cellar |lit U 14. 14) Net ibvry Avc Shrcwtt>or< er steering Drones Excellent an ter .3«Rat«i P'-W Milling, With light lorpenfry experience re DINING ROOM — Walnut pedestal Quired for shipping department Apply STuFFERS - And Makers UR 741 JI30 »ice record* 13 W0 JI3 iS*4 1 table with two leaves, tour chairs chi tewing machine 17) 6M U*7 TRUCK NSURANCE Cylindrical grinding n person Electro impulse Red Bam. GENTLY NEEDED 17) per hundred MERCURV WAGON - 1975. ten pat 1 Dental Assistant hud* excellent condition »** 8Sw LAWN MOWER - Electric, Block and CHEVROLET IWPALA - 19M 'our free Quotes and binders bv onone Can i '41 0404 GUARANTEED Send sell addressed senger loosed Eice'ieni condition E »per.ern:ed ood or tromed fulMime ' itamped envelope TK ENTERPRISE D 1)0 Addin aodr V I power steering, rum good >rjn free WATTS' #S E»Ctlt#nt C0-3'''0«» 8es'I jypy General Eiedric Washer and Dryer 74H744 Front St Red B«k Coll IB person of j ; SNELLiNG AND SNELL ING Z DRAPES - F'bergiai triple wiflin jter o.n.w Cai'W-JJ'l BULTACO '974 - 250cc ne* ,'an» Worlds largest employment service All At condition COM 741 M7J offer MONMOUTH snaft new piston ttOO LOAN BY PHONE! two pairs green white gold white CORDOBA - 197* fully loaded good ''OBroadS' RedBonk NJ »g 4 c m Will tram Apply Vyr One Central Ave u.ddirtown office »' or S9 Salary windows or oportment bakony win Cors '0 CNMM from Coll Rofuu Pon tion Best offer 7*J Wt ; m pny Bui ItfvlCf 5S5 Rt IS M'dd'e Farminodaie N J 0777' plus commission Can 4" 4I5» be daws Troverse rod included 11) 847 MAPLEWOOD CABINET - W long. ttoc m Brood St Red Bonk '41 SIM A" EauOl Opportunity Employer tween I 4 MERCHANDISE 8US . >7 wide M high, U) Five piece MUSTANG 1**7 - StK wo*nut bedroom set. IIW Aporfment DAT5UN 1970 S10 - Two-door »edon t»S. at >s PARTTiVEHELP- Wor daf TEMPORARIES DRESSER - F.ve drawer, oak 'old sue drop leaf table ond two chairs DRIVER - TO 3C -'r Ju'OmOlnf Automatic Runs good UW Can 67' 7»i Si 71 eoo ft l 17) Bed single, oak. old 110 Desk 130 Alt m good condition |47 I7)f of 3107 glass Appi» Mortboro C'ois Di H.ckory Forms Monmouth We no*e worn for those .ndividuois m lady s anlioue white old. US Cedor OLDSMOB'LE DELTA 88 ROVALE fnb^tori Tennent Rood Morganyn'e 71 Merchandise HONDA - 1976 TMK muSt'socr.f.ce :• 'PO- ferested in working only several dovs lined blanket Lnuf Old 17) '87 7t3) OATSUN 1*7} - Four speed. Stick: 1977 - Power steering brakes oir 00 *iee codo S«' '400 MEN S - 4] lorge leather Eisen conditioned AM FM stereo, outomot i 000 mites e*ieiient condition ga PART TIWE PEOPLE - To jo tele or several weeks We need shills and For Sale DRUMS Mercury Nue sporkle »ev AM FM excellent gas mileage ana •oat »eot V4M Con S6*-7TS3 eiperiencetor lower tocket leisure twH. tporl lock condition 63.000 miles Asking SV50 iC « 000 miies and bent fft tront fend liii anytimt V4e M Cn S6*7TS3 or *}< Dhone soliciting Irom nome Soiary A HUGE FALL CLEARANCE SALE mpievn. 117} n iiurH ift II Coil after S 147 7W f TVpING SHORTHAND 4*5-1177 . er As is. USO 841 1604 evenings 5 9 and 0O"uS COll K 0**9 - Of eioff houseplonti Must clea Can anytime |7I 9)84 K.AWASAK' !9Ti KZ400 - ITOO "• '« FILING- BOOKKEEPING p m f before treeimg weather Mife MOVIE PACKAGE 8mm - Awtomotu DODGE DART CUSTOM 1976 - Viny> I'OOO m.ujrseli PAH'- 'VE Person t0 assume KEYPUNCH CLERICAL OUNCAN PHYFE - Dining room set Revere Zoom Comero editor tpiirer ELECTRONIC'ECHN CiAS - G'eennouses 701 Snore BLfl Keans •op power disc brakes custom pock OLDSMOBiLE VISTA CRUISER - 4" 7I1S0' 1" 3037 ^tertcoi duties Call No tee charge 'or registering for this burg T UU Breokfost set Solid Manoaony wrvef radiant screen Keystone Protector age on Con our office ALL NEW 1978 MODELS sonaftie ro'es Grossinoer and Hener 5' Red Bank 'i' 0404 PART TiVE - Storm st»ee" Win MOVING Desk. 170 colt«« tobi* 94*- 3*73 frjr furfner information Built in Woodbvming DUNCAN, PHYFE - Dining room DODGE VAN - 1*71. 1973 engine, -Aaercy '5 V»iko« P1 Red Bank '41 ao*- door .nsta''er Own tools lod 140 Two air conditioners IM eoth totHe four side cttoirs ISO fullv carpeted stereo new brakes and de's tV 4414 Lorge 'own umbrella I'kt new. 130 OLDSMOBiLE -WIT two door te WRIGHT PERSONNEL FIREPLACES Call 787 1300 shocks, transmission Power steering im Bu'glor alarm in carton !» AM FM dan. re-built engine many new parts YAMAHA-1tT] D.r'5i«( voung rapidly e»OQ"d."g F-ee | PERSON - T .^to'i oufo g'oss AD X Linden Place Red Bonk 747 01?t Advanced feoturei outdote earn* power brakes bes' otter over tlSOO o FAST RESULTS Needs sand D'oving and pamt no rust l l flb o Ol a Jl t ri Teo modeh Devgned and installed by e> DO L hoiflod' Marlboro p company ha* urgeng t \ ? *. ^° °' V J |JV ^Jg - I 6T1 1713 out Good winter protect 1700 doit at o r ( v 1| aerts to save you fuel and money Deo AT LOW COST gallon roorn humidlfltr 140 7410*8* need tor .someone with gooa *ecr|tor ter6 30pm 74T W" TRAINEE OR EXPERIENCED PER direct No salesman s commissio' MOVING - For sole G E Owtomotii DODGE H69 - In good ( ndit'on tai sfciHs. for position with ncciltnt T , SUZUK' GS75O 19" - Blue tlCtllfff PERSON O *Ork SON - To work for appliance ports F«ll financing LoweV rotes DAILY REGISTER washer like new IK) Wesfingnous* 1TSC Can anytime OLDSMOBiLE N - 1969 Good cood> potential Mustbe»h rp #.i , . conaiiion Asking V 150 Ca< a"** a M keep ng k«o* 777 OS73 0' groomed "ov« Oi/t going personal-'. 1 drytr good condition. 110. ontiajoe ViDa Gios< DSt' r» suoiect to quoMii.otions Can m ALL STATE ASSOC be able '0 represent company at trade , Woftogony Emptre side board, needs DODGE W70 - Four-door eiceMent Mil lor ofJOO'titmenf ....'., HAZLET OFFICE 739 7»0 FAMILY AD m-nn 3 •• Enctittni • Si shows Handle customer reiotioni Sal ! r#finithmg Best otter Call M7 07)9 rwimng condition New battery, new 7Q -r Four speed <0Okl ary commensurate Xith eipenenie . PHVSCAL THERAPIST - POri or TR-AV*EL AGENT Must be fully ft ANTIQUE OAK FURNl'tuRE radiator Body needs work WOO 147 anOPEd runL Gs *erv ihorp 1950 O' bes' on>r MOWER TRACTOR -.HP elec Tti; after 6 Confoci Mliflred Wr.ght for furtner de ' fun time Registered N J A P T A to "i*"CM m oil DhOSeS Of retail trovfi Area s laroest and finest selection 37 M*MSfl *orkin ECF .n Central N J Salary MPiRE TRAVEL Tt\ SOU Sauonkom Yellowbrook Rd Form trie itori Crafisman U cut Just YAMAHA r rebuilt engine Headlights an| DOREMUSFORO PINTO WAGON 197] - Four c open Ca'i 733 sOeC .ngda'e neif to Howe" Park J I RCYCLE SERVICE INC VINYL FLOOR MECHANIC - w«t toil"ghM USD #71 1131 •SALES SERVICE PARTS tour speed U75 Mel AIN 931 9371 i7«oytl 171 W Front S' Bed Bar* U PRESSMAN MA- EiDf'ccM »now tite ond son goods trisloliation LINES STY Ave . R«d Bank N1-60X 19'.1916 Vus' »"o« letterpress and offset Port time CoH >*i 6*5' NAUTICAL ANTIQUE COLLECTION MAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE PtNTd WAGON 1973 - Good second E *»EP'ENCED - Se*ir.g macmf • WAITER WAITRESS - Full and part — All rare and hord to find lorge VINE MOTOR CORP Maple Ave cor Good mileage Oir conditioning ooerafors needed Pieose cafi ORESSVAN V W - Eiperenced on time ovdiiob'e Won through Fn ieces Taking DMH on whole potkoft Red Bank 741 di 70 heater radio 7M*0SI J" 68'* l?S0W mum offset fpr Soytr, piamtifid Col'for Inttrvft* 77» ?73? ANTIQUE - Table radio Cnmn ror information coliIttOIJ* IfS KT i~rs . E» 1*1 lent L FO«D CONVERTIBLE lfl« - Good PLYMOUTH DUSTER - 1977. vinyl OGV HELP WANTED . Port-'timi DuDMtifr Ail benetitl ific cylinder Desf or fun lime Appi* at Casoia Farms uMf.onol profit snoring plan Col"'S3 Ower IB Apply in person between I s 84711*4 tires Asking 1400 741-0990 offer 44v0370orj41-9K9 671-2519 offer So m Main SI Hotrndel 0700 A3. Monty to Loan p m Shore Pent inn 1160 H*» n A i CONDITION FURNITURE - On DAYS FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON PLYMOUTH DU5TER '97S - 30,000 GAL GUY FRIDAY - For Red Bonk PRESSVAN V W - E.per.en^rt on Hollft res RENT A VAN - LOW 'o« Child Care mottres* ond bo« spring with Irom BILLS PHID UP? brakes AM FM radio Oir CoH 739 Con Larry TOV S FORD i m other duties both clerical and as • SALES doctor s assistant Send resume to Bo< RELIABLE Bofcw'tfr wanted my Se" merLnondlse you no longer need FORD GALAXlE >96I - Four-door' 9099 147S Keyport 164 'MO A rare-opportunity (o iom one of trtf W 4168 1 B 33' The Donv Register Shre*s home five days a wee* or USE with a low cost Family Plan au'omat'c Just passed inspection County % most suct.esi*ui finr^ n, PAY Off ALL PLYMOUTH SATELLITE GTX - , , bury 07701 COM S47WM BLONDE JANSEEN PIANO - tO Ad' Good condition UOO 671 7337 liarsfattr no*a*s fn^/roirti"irfaswlj mts \ole*gir^s Duy MO/uu ' - in '970 fop mecnonlcol condition Good Cannon 117) Beginner t oiCordiO BILLS BY 7 Auto Insurance _ , , tne post »ear We ore now opening a FORD GRAN TORINO - 1973. full DOdy 4J0 high performance engine '. ' ISO Saws All like new \U Orum Available lor Merchonate For Sale REflNANONG power mint condition New brakes race com Holly ISO carburetor wide GLAZER i bronch Office in Lmcroft Middjtlown 53 Domestic Help UOO Wooden Dolphin Ji7i Three m Only Aftnif must originate from a EXPERIENCED APPLV VOR»IS YO• ouU Wiw>lnl bDe 'augh'ougnti •«•"* basicotnicsi of' Rea« < Tires e«houV. snows l"S0 I4?4S74 ovals, porcelain headers much, much ' : ihmr motors. HO each Mode' A Ba household and may not exceed a sole YOUR UORTQAOE Estate at the Certyry Ji Acnoemy more Must sell this week Bes' offer PLATE GLASS CO '0 MAPLE AVE DOMESTIC COUPLE - Live m tot tery. US Two vertical cloth cutter price ot H00 00 per or tide FORD GRAN TORINO 197] — Two- *fii as 'eceive on gomg in house AT ONLY •%% i o U0 eoi-ri Four furniture (.lamps 14 door automatic power steering, air AU O INSURANCE training We mould prefer res'tjents of GREAT OPPORTUNITY - Arcade Router 160 Can anytime '87 1967 Price MUST Be Advertised Eocrt od Dor* blue wnite vinyl too. white mfe Free quotes ond Oinde'i by pnone Con | Lincro". New ShrewiDur* Hoimdei, nave other iob Co'l 847 6>73 WITH GOVERNMENT PLYMOUTH VALIANT - 1974. manager wonted tor winter arcade. ditionai line H No copy changes may •lor Excellent condition S1SO0 «7< ton free WATTS-lme, S00-B77 970] U < Oak Hill out will consider on appii HOUSEKEEPER - for elderly worn Coll 779 9337 offer 4 pm. BRIDAL GOWNS AND VEILS U be mode ond no discounts or returns BACKED t '•Cfj'\ se*w aov* o wetk i.onts wth o' Without e'perience For an in Red Bonk No nursing, livt-in 1 der cost Con anytime lor oppoin will be mode if od >s conteiled before tin a confidential interview can Len Cov weekly salary References reauired GUARDS - Full part lime openings meni 779 7387 or 870-WO eipiration "Saw 100» monthly" 0s minor re- AUT?f INSURANCE? i in Hoimdei Freehold. Neptune and erf at the Century 7' Cotens Agency roil between n Be m 747 6746 740 naif Vie Rfl Lmcroft Mi-eflflO k t l Sayreviiie For appointment co" Cap CALORIC G*AS STOVE - With hood »7 HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION - TO PLACE y.OUB tun rinina JHI ni wit TT-maan * f m 946 183t?78 i-OBD ,.T:J -9", B'Oi^gno^ 'o^r *OLJNG OR'VER SAVED OVER 1M0 ond S p m Pinkerton s Inc An equal We ore looking'or a Soles,-Associate to needs a home Care of small pleospnt FAMILY AD. CALL door oir conditioned full power PONTiAC BONNEVILLE - - It the AUTO IN5URANCE CEN Opportijnity employer ti'l our staff .P'ffpr som> e»penehce house and cooking three simple rneois CAMERA - Crown Grophit 4iS. ti AW FM stereo, low mileage E> four door 1300 TER 65 H«; 36 Kevport N J COM HTATTNG MECHANIC - Fun or byf *ni trom meiperienced person per day (or one elderly woman m holders Und developing tank and cenent tires Mult sell this ween 7415454 After 5.1411141 PARE Phoenn Brokerage 764 3017 part-time Service work SHEET who Is licensed We offer a rngrtway lo good mental health References re ters Asking HM 741 744T 542-1700 U3O0 147-0071. . METAL MECHANIC - Full or part . <.ot>on fully eauipped offUp. good quired Call 847 5878 PONTIAC LEMANS - l«3 two-door commission spl't witn tjor^uses and 0 CARPETING'- Drapes ond small 74 HOUtf SERVICE D - 1961 LTD convertible time -Residential ond commercial too hardteo vinyl roof, power steer.no 9 Construction ^or*ger* 1 o' otmrj^phert A11 incj^iries fngeratrjr Very good condition t UOO ficction Can MMS'O power brakes AM FM radio. 44 000 win be kept confidential Co" Wr Me 54 Situations Wanted erythmg like new Coll 847 1648 *rr Call Hoy S4MI7] miles New tires, thockt. battery E1E FIREWOOD Equipment HOSTESS WWr E«per e"cprJ lull taroot 7J7 70SO , ends Spotless m00 7MQ31Q n Call after 5pm . 747>»1 _ 19T4 — Good con time Apply in person Mr PoO*'ia '7 H P Giant vac Leal Loader j '/AFARA AGENCV INC Female CERAMIC MOLDS - (1701 E-relle FIREWOOD - Seasoned hord wood, ir conditioning. AM'FM '0 Molly Pitcher inn Red Bonk after n PONTIAC LEMANS - Sport Coupe 7 Snowpiow IMS Bronco 747 7050 condifion M7S •r steermg Mr Cohen or Mr lull cord guaranteed. 170 a cord Rttmco Mortgogt Co. i97] 41 000 miles Power, air. tilt Powered York- Rake-Tow Type J«H*y ]5 ^ MidtllftOwn. N J DRESSMAKING -Alteration) 764 'Hi Romono 791 417) or 791 «l) 671-O3SO AM FV console Mint 84? 4875 J PG Drop Spreader KEVPuNCH EXPEPiENCEO Call between 9 a m 9pm REAL ESTAT£ SALESPEOPLE - FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET* FORD P NTO 1973 - Wogon F.our PONTIAC.- ")'Q clean new i>rei '• OoVowered Hedge Trimmers L J GONZER ASSOCIATES 787 361J CHAIRS — Two upholstered *i Evtt.. 341-4513 Aggresswe in.ensed real estate sales slipcovers, well constructed, good f -Chick the USEO FURNITURE speed, ic oks runs excellent C'ean celient running conditior. Tempest No 71 Of Cyclone Fence i gate 1J7 Brood St RMBanh 847 3900 people wanied for efpandmg Middle EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER - T-JC* Wheels Pickupcao reupholsterlng, OS each Calf otier CENTER OF REO BANK Fine turn! 11 more 741-6771 ,1 -eoscnobif offer'tfuie<] '410314 town area office* Also real estg't iec Wants work near Bus route, or be 787 1777 LADIES MEN - Work oi hOme'Ofi 'he pm , 741 0036 fur* for lets 197 Shrewsbury Ave. rftary F^pr more information, coll 671 . picked up Weekdays References S47 FORD R ANCH WAGON 1964 - Small RABBIT - Vou'vt not to drive H to phone earn i?S ISO weekly servicing , 3747 Or tvenmgs 341 4SJ' 304? VI A " C. 70.000 miles, motor believe c? prrf^rred Must be neat ond the one Any hours Coll 877 0811 AjtomotiC transmission- OOiver steer* • till S66 3718b.efore.8pm Coi>34 7S7 741W3S SE C R E i CLASSIFIED ma EiceHent condition SSSO Co" »3B FORD 1966 VAN - Needs motor, very S7J3 , . LAUNOBY WA5H - Mon and mointe RESTAURANT TRAINEE TARY COMPANION CHAUFFEUR TOP DOLLAR Send Resumes to P O Bo* 15? good Body t»S 'W imperial good RED BANK VOLVO nonce man retiring Will train person — To retired or handicapped person, Ltttie Silver body 1'00 1977 imperiQi very gooa E NEWMAN SPRINGS R with mechanical ability seeking long, one day a week or month, references, FOR USED CARS term employment Pal(l vacation Free condition. W5 SU-94M REO BANK 7*1 MS* RESUMES - Set m type tor tne pro bonded PO Bo» 83*. Freehold or call LiPP'N MOTORCAR CO INC hospltoMiotlon Apply Star Cleaners r^^ | Rt 15 SoyrevHle. N J 737 '300 fessionol look Only pennies more than 462 4677 FORD 1469 CUSTOM 90 - Atr cpndi filTTENHO... and Loonderers. !3?Myrtl* Ave Lqng typing Onedov ser^tcp 870'3'3 WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME - tioned new studded mow tires. 61,000 VOLKSWAGEN-'968 orr good LINCOLN MERCURV I"C Braf^n Days Eipenenced. with references miles Asking 1775 SIM9M ChOiSU and engine TO HWV IS 771 IS00 OCEAN TWP BUSINESS DIRECTORY LEGAL SECRETARY With ot Ifos' Call 764 J86? FORD 1971 LTD - Stotlon Wogon COH 741 1707 SEE A RUSSELL MArV~-^FOr ,Oj' three years experience Benefits in Power steering ond brakes, air condi r»e»t new or used cor RUSSELL O'ds elude hospitoiiiotio" and n'e "iw TOYS'R" US INC. Honing 69.000 miles HIM 787-7793 WANTED e Salary commensurate with e* 51. Help Wanted A DAILY GUIDE FORO 1973 GRAN TORINO - Power Springs Rd Red Bank 74)1 -09*0 * ' used an and trycKi Top donor pa*d peence Reply Bo« O-340. The Daily Toys R Us 'S coming to Eaton power brakes, atr CNceiienl oASts MOTORS oou n\ 7100 Register Shrewsbury H J 07701 town and hoi immediate open "ORE MOTORS T ings for fu" and port.lime-help B*0 36*8 V YiZ AE BU* USED CARS AND Rur".S LEGAL SECRETARY Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS SCHWART2 CHRYSLER No experience necessary, we w"i Hy»v 3S Manasquon 57B 7M0 (FEE PAID) TOOL and/or DIE MAKERS HQLSEY PONTIAC PLVMOUTM train you You nust be ovoilab'e STRAUB BUiflK — OPEL to work nights ond weekends MISCELLANEOUS SHARPIHINO RTEM S43-7KK EATQNTOWti Red Bonk, 747-0787 West Long Branch attorney requires NINE ACRES of New and used Cart Experienced WE:'BUV"USE*6~CARS t seuretory with minimum ol two years lwv3S 764-4000 Keyport Red Bank area BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES SiRVICI ^ARTIChry- legal experience (or general practice Parts and repairs done HlPooleAve, 2. Autos For Sale THE FINEST SELECTION - O< new Red Bonk. 1 soiary up to Si*S per week to Hart Liberal benefits Union Beoch, N J 7M-IW ond used cars >" Monmoutrt County Contact Mildred Wright SKIPS/ ALL SHARPENING SER- Over 100 Oir.conditioned new cars In WE^NEEO USED CARS ~ Call Mr Kramer ADDING MACHINES MOVING AND HAULING - Neor'or VICE - Precllllon Mulpmtnt ultd CHE TOYS "R" US far Reasonable rates stock McGLO'N BUiCK OPEL INC Rt 314 WoltSt TYPEWRITERS Pick up ond delivery »1 1HI GEORGE WAIL 671 1511 Shrewsbury Ave New Shrewsbury rawof '4* 8O00 Eolontown New Jersey 747-30B4 74*6700 Ar> equol opportunity employer (M-Fi ADDERS - Typewriters, Calculators, NEED AN OILMAN - And complete LINCOLN MERCURY sold, traded, repaired 1 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - SuDf'D and Bridgeport Millers Small sho ROOFER service Call Boyshore Fuel Oil 787 PLUMBING* DISCOUNT Prices r Service DOWNES PONTIAC 67 Low Ail benefits Permanent pos't'o 0519 S .fewsDL.r, N - Experienced onu SERPICO S HI (UBS HEATING er Moln 5t . Motowon S46 77*9 Marlboro area !J6 6600 531 1996 747-540C LICENSE NO iUl - Sooded, Iniur conditioned MASONRY ed. ouoronteed All phoiei ot work. .«r. ,xl. driven 3000 miles Asking MAKE-UP ARTIST SERVICE ALTERATIONS 73*0310 WE WANT TO BE 1SSO0 Owner leaving tor Europe Co'1 51 Help Wonted Experienced, port time. Mon and Sat 51. Help Wanted GENERAL MASON WORK - Special Exclusive cosmetic boutique Coll 747 I S36-366? or 845-5787 oskforEroi AOMTrmTRATOR - For Westwood ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, te liing In chimneys and fireplaces S444 r>\ 4140after S p.m. PLUMBING AND HEATING - Re- YOU* CAR DEALER TR6 1977 - Good condition Law mile HaM Nurung Home New Jersey M ADVISOR romlc tile Complete line ol remodel Ing Call Rich Walmbirg, 787 154? Dark blue Ron bar AV-FV tense reouired Minimum of tyvo years MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST experience Ability to team RN pre Serving Monmouth County 1? yeors or best offer 877 0364 Port lime, tor nights and possible eve DRIVEWAY Now Taking Odes (erred but not esseniiai Please con rungs on weekends Experience in all Mrs Gold tor on appointment JM SYSTEM ANALYST M/F • EXPERIENCED VALIANT 1964 - Good e gine a general lab areal, Including blood BUILDING ALTERATIONS - ArJdi CONSTRUCTION S777 ROOFING* SIDING mileage body rough 1100 bonk necessary Apply personnel of tlons ond repairs Financing Arranged 1978 MODELS Coll 842 1*0' fite. South Amtooy Memorial Hospital. Ctnlr»l Jtrlty employai hit Immt Good salary Excellent ben- Boy H«id Construction Co 295 97M DRIVEWAYS ROOFING AND SIDING. Free till- AUTO BODY METAL PERSONS AND (••)• opening tot • •yit*m anarrll with Asphalt drives, concrete walks ond motes Olson Rooting & siding Co Coll VOLKSWAGEN I97t - Autom 540Bordentown Ave . South Ambov elits Contact Frank Slover CARPENTER R'ETlREO - Seeks PAINTERS - Due to the plant open 41 ,..'. iip.-l.net IBM 370 135 pottos Free estimates. ill im Evenlngt 7perieni.ed m Caroline Emmons Jewelry Porly plan Coll otirr ]pm 741-7149 Southern Branch Umsei hairiulllng Good salory, great 3 Outltti NoMhtcB trenth Work your own hours EnHlent torr> COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES working conditions ond fringes Train 561 1 /ouf resume m confidence to Mr Matthews 119 Rellim missions Call 779 4513 - Dependable work, residential, torn CORRUGATED BOXES - Pocking ing and guidonir by one of nation s Drim Old Bridge New fprsey 088^7 merclal. Over IS yeors eiperleme. Supplies tor Industry ond Moving and leading tho(n^ Open in tj Nov J 01 Sea PART TIME - General olflt.8 *orl 842-6800 223-0256 Free estimates 741 mi Storage Coll W 4096 or 4A2-4A7] 566-6102 virw Squorr Mall Call 6" 9413 nr m and typing 7676 Call 741 7S00. 9lo]pm 71. Merchandise 77. Pets And Livestock 01. AportmtnU SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY OCTOBER!8. 1977 17 I , For Salt FREE KITTENS - Thret fimaltl, .ANSBURG - Sm room modern Nubbin on* brown, two collco. On* male, or portment S St*llo Drive Rcfcrcncet NEVER USED GIBSON - Humming anat Vi month* old Lilitr trolntd tqulred 1710 plut utilities Ready 240 Rumson 240 Rumson Bird Folk Guitar wife COM UM 7*4 worm Ov. 1 NOTICE OF TAX SALE U\t. mornlngi f 11 ond evening* 4 1 • OROUCM OF RUMSON, N J GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKC, CANSBURti - Spatlout one bed Notice of Sale ot Property tor oon poymenl ot Taxes Assessments and block and Ion. htovy bontd. titeiiertl oom M*at. hat water, oir (Dndittoner Other Municipal LIP»S in the Borouan ol Rumson New Jersey ONE SftJDOED - White wan tlr«. temperament Good home only 741 Ktudtd I7» Coll 717 «t«l PUBLIC NOTICE is nereby given ttiot i Barbara A Horn Collector of lite 07% IS. mounted on GW rim EictUtnt EANSBURG - Two bedroom*, llv condition US 14} 7MM E v«i . S to I «m toens chargeable ogomsi the same on the first day of September tv'7 microphone with itond Coll for de Mini/Motor Bikes WO monfh W^'M ro tne date oMhe sole ond co«t!- ot such solr totti. inn** GIRL 5 10 SPEED BIKE Vi*to, W> Exellenl condition EYPORT - Three-room oportmtnl 102. Houses For Rent 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale 154 Recreational Soid property will be sold m lee lo such persons as will purchase the PIANOS-ORGANS Phon* 74l-t3M tcurilyondrtterentes lame subieci to redemption al the lowest role ol interest but m no case in Coll 741 1611 RED BANK - TnreebeOroom bate A RARE FIND ' N't WAYSIDE'OCEAN TOWNSHIP Vehicles e«cess o' \7*§ per onnum Tne payment lor Ihe sale amount shoii be morte m GO CART - In good ruitntn« condi Expanded ranch, three bedrooms 1'r tosn or certified check only before the conclusion of the sole or the prop Many uted trade tnt ONG BRANCH - Coiy two room men), dining room, bring family. 1350 "ive bfdroomt, 11*16 matter bed AtRSTREAM BY ANGElL. INC lion US0 boths. finished basement beautifully Junction Rts 33 ond 34. Collingswood erfy win be resold Unlimited rentoli jrnuhed apartment No itturilv or STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 oom, living room with super fire- from 17 SO ptf month tail maun otter 7 M place. 14 formal dining room. 17' eat laochLoped, encellent londitlon Many Circle. Farmlngdolr N J 701 938 3777 The said sale is held pursuant to Chapter s ot Title S-i ot tne Revised Slot eotc All ulliltitnincluded 170 1757 RIVER PLAZA - Three bedroom, Woretvouw lor leading malar brand* MOPED - L the r*«. never uted. de In new tcience kitchen, den. luxury eitroi In finest area Asking i».70C Open Mon through Frl 9 6 p m Sol utes 'iboth, lull batemenf Nov occu FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER lux*, fully equipped Clao P loggia v« LONG BRANCH- Four room, oil both, two cor garage, US" 119 lot ' ALLAIRE FARROW AGENCY, Real 9 ip m , closed Sun * At any time before the sale the undersigned will receive payment of me ancy tlU per month, plut utlllllet Coll for Appoint men I to. MOOIlrm 7H/S40 ufllltltt included Good location Coll lor, 741 1450 amount aue on ony property with ihe mteresi onn costs incurred up to the MELMED REALTY INC 671 WIO DODGE TRAVCO CAMPER [ffi or appointment Won Wed 717 4306 ease required EA ARMSTRONG time Ot payment aiiTm AGENCY, Realtor*. 741 4500 sink, stove, bunks Stereo. ONG BRANCH - Near Ir ant ATTEAU NEEDS WORK WHY PAY RENT - «"' new home Doled September 1ir<\ 1977 SCALE - Fairbanks, 10001b copacltv, featuring four large bedrooms, wall 74777W BARBARA A HORN 82. Swimming Pools port ol Ion and ttoret Two bedroom RIVER PLAZA - Houie Three-bed Five bedroomt. 16 matter bedroom, WS. old cWer mill. UO lo-woll carpeting, two tone heating, roomt: Iwobathi. garage t375 RED 70' living room, 15' formal dining MOTOR HOME 1171 -"Dodge Cham Collector of To.ps POOL-i5'X4' _ I merit Available Nov 1 Heat ond 100 amp service, aluminum siding, 1ANK - Half a duple, hout*. two oom, 13' new kitchen, 70x16' family pion Sleeps six flack on bock Asking Sept 77 Od 4, II 18 SH< II Like new water tupplied Call for appointment fully Insulated tor lower heating cost bedrooms Jutt remodeled 1300 Call oom, two batht. 100 lot. aluminum 15 600 747 2641 Coll 4«34t7 otter 1 » m 97*i or Iti S*I7 Ofitr S Will consider VA, FHA Moke all of 741 3441 tiding AtkingS76.9O0 Moke often LUXURY HIGH RISE APARTMENT MELMED REALTY INC 471 56U fers known 134,900 FOULKSPRE VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER - 1973. STON AGENCY, 7 Woodland Drive. ?9.000 miles, excellent condition Fully 84. Merchandise - On river Two bedroomt, two batht RUMSON MINI CARRIAGE - Two ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ntw SKI BOOTS - Silt 4. tlO. tilt 10. 1M Middletown, New Jersey 6)1 949* equipped 11400 6710*73 Ml0p*r month Ul 4US blockt from Sea Bright bridge 1175 home* Bi level or Ranch Buy direct Skllt. 110 Doublt mattrrtt ond taring plut utilities Coll otter i,M7 6916 OASSHED ADVERTISING RATES Wanted LUXURY MIGM RISE APARTMENT frombuilder and tave Call TVl 1643 HI 7*1 MM RUMSON - Two bedroomi, dining AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANT - On river. One bedroom I1DO per room, kids o k . ready Nov I, s?IS 132 Condominiums TOU Htfi ROM MATAWAN AHA 564-8100 SOFA AND CHAIR - Mediterranean, ED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, RUGS month MI 4*4$ SPECIAL greenish gold 1100 Aluminum tllding FOR CASH STATE RENTALSBkr 747 9434 Town Houses 200 NOTICES gloit doo>. •', ISO Colonial colfet INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES MATAWAN - Ktn Gordent big our True leathort Colonial leatures three TOU FME ROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 BRICKTOWN - Twobedroom*. liv- (obit, pint, »J0 Burlington Houti 1»E Newman Sprlngt Rd and twIwo bedroobedoom aportmentopotmentt ttarllnia g UNION BEACH AREA - Five room large bedroomi, I6«13 rhaster bed ing room, dining room, eot In kllchen, S4 minimum charge Open wtovt dropev oronge, ont polr Shrewtbury 747 6100 at 1220 Carpeting throughout Ai' r con hout* Older couple preferred l?60 oom, large living room. 16 formal Non Commwctol IUIM ditlonlng Lott ot porhlng Swim lining room, large eat-In countty o)F appliances, wall io won. itntrol 210 Lost And Found n*ti ont polr, H*U. US T*l S66I ing month Call J64 37S7 Per Line lool ond TtnniTtt t CCourlt i Yr er kitchen with pontry, enclosed heated air, much more 124,100 4S6 1174 or FOUND - On" Bridgewoter Ave . SOFA COUCH - E.cellenl condition, ALL LIONEL TRAINS own patio Wolk lo chopping and N Y porch, new luxury both, full recreation 471 3709 Oceartport. wallet containing small 1 Day 67c »7J or bett oTter Boy'* bed. two mat Or Flyer Top COthapproltol V46 M« 103 Rentals To Share basement, mini plu* condition :ommming Ml 4010 Open * a m SHADOW LAKE - Living room wilh of money, no ID Owner may have irettm.UO t7i W7? MELMED REALTY. INC 671 S6S0 2 Days (Conseculive) 62c ANTIQUES - Anything old hum . Man to Frl WOULOWIDOW - Like lo ihore he fireplace, dining room, Florida room, SOFA - Four pltct sectional win lure china, gin I. doll* [Vweiry. ruot home and e«pen»* with unoiher oi 3 Days (Consecutive) 53c MATAWAN One bedroom bun BRICK TOWN -- Mr Cleon Lives two bedrooms, two baths, central air. iliptovtft. IM Bedroom, nine piece, live widow on pension1 Middlelown Top cath paid Mary Jane Rao*cveit golow Great location |I7S plut utlll Here" ond you can too1 AbioluUly oppliancn, carpeting, goraoe S54.9O0 LOST - Block cat Answers to Spar- 4 Days (Consecutive) 50c mahogany, UQO Dressing tabl*. 4? Atlantic Highland* areo Call 6 9 p.rn 10* E River Rd , Humvon 141 )l» ky Lost seen Union Beach, vicinity round mirror, and bench. iSO An 17W it* ill W4t I47-W97 mint condition ranch home on '* mtf 5 Days (Consecutive) 46c LIVING ROOM - Dining room, »0»14 Park Ave On meditation Reword Tnt'USED FURNITURE CENTER METAL DOG CRATE - '« »7* . VI MIDDLETOWN - Seldom ovoiioble lot Three bedroomi, 10' carpeled llv 6 Days (Consecutive! 44c or larger Call 671 MM oHer 4 p m oi ing room, beamed ceiling. Iwo polio* kitchen, two bedroomt, two baths, Call 764 7851 1»7 V>rew»6ufv Ave , Red Bonk One bedroom, large modern apart wethtndt Spacious kitchen Nicely landicaotd three balconies, all appliances, carpet 7Days(Consecu1ive) 42c Deent x Hat oeens ond wrhy Noti 119S per month plui tltctrlc 104 Winter Rentals LOST - In Keansburn. smo ll, ton, VA'FHA buyers welcome Don I miss ed. extros. garage Immediate occu THREE PIECE BATHROOM Fl. ' MIRROR, MIRROR lyreauired 717 Ml? ALL RENTAL - Vocotion home Ml male dog, answers to Pupple ", llmpt 8 Days (Consecutive) 38c If 134.900 KIRWAN REALTORS. parity 147.000 ONTHEWAU. •ocono. Penn four-bedroom cholet, on one leg Reword 764 0694 34c turn, tub. toilet, tlnk Double tlnk for WIDDLETOWN - )'-i «oom», pur Real Estole One. (101) tW 1TO0 Toll 30 Days (Consecutive) WHO ISFAIREST private beach club, tennis courts, golf LAWLEY AGENCY downtfoirt Catt iron en MM illy furnithed. private houte, all utll fret (B00I 117 1916 Open 7 days until 9 LOST - Lady's wallet, between Moter OF THEM ALL?' court* Weekend*, weekly, monthly Hwy 3Sortd Novestnk River Rd TIRES AND RtMS - HR 71 II. Start n eiceptetedriclty Available Nov BRICK TOWN - Snuggle Up along Dei School Bingo Hall or A8.P. Port TR2 13fJ 773 554) Middletown- Realtor —741 -6767 $4 minimum charge Michelln luMifii radial tnow tires, IMS a month Call dayt, noon to 4, tide this custom fireplace In 70 family Monmoyth Reward 717-1183 Commfclal Rates two rayan body plyt ond two tteel TURN YOUR OlAMONDSlNTO 17 4444. nlghti. IB. S41 30)1 POCONOS - W»*~kend, w**k. *lc room, alto featuring country kitthrn LOST - Male Beagle ~Brown,"black Pei Line • read ply*. us*d only mret monthi. U0 DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to and while Beige collar Answers to MIDDLETOWN "-" Three room lur Htm ranch, sleeps eight Fireplace. wall to-wall corpetlng Wooded loi 133 Income Property 75c each or belt offer 671 0411 *mher dryer, dnhwather. ill miles Barney Last seen on Middle Road. 1 Day Coth DON PON S JEWELERS Wll ithcd. nice aportmeni All utIIIHet In Two-car goroge 11000 lowords pur RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY - io Comelback Indoor pool'tauna. 2 Days (Conseculive) 70c Buy from private owneri ond estates luded Butlnen penon preferred chose ol closing cost See this exciting Two one bedroom apartments, lovely Hailet Reword Coll 764 »3J1 lounge 70114} «?? 1 ANTIQUF CLOCKS REPAIRED AND Call 471370* ranch today VA no down to qualified orea, ample parking, walking distance 3 Days (Consecutive) 65c buyers S40.990 KIRWAN REAL LOST - Siamese cal. Lincroft area. JEWELRY DESIGNED 7*9 Rl SEA BRIGHT - Efficiency ond motel lo buses and shopping. 137.500 Call 4 Days (Consecutive l 55c Rd . Fair Hovtn. N J 141 A7S7 MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS TORS Real EUate One. 17011199 3900 owner otter Spm. 531 6794 Five years old, female Sealpolnt Call - Convenient to Parkway Rt 3S and unltt Weekly ond monthly rotes, maid 50c WANTED PLAYER PtANO - In good Toll tree 11001 B77KIB Open 7 day* 747 9647 5 Days (Consecutive) 1* Near oil front por lot Ion. thopplng ttrvlc*. utlllllet. TV No leo*e Trade RED BANK condition Call 741 TUT until 9 49c TOP SOIL-FARM LAND renter* and uhoolt Coll between * 5, Wind* Motel & Marino 147 UJ7 Three-tomily 6 Days (Consecutive) Scrtentd, titan. • yd* . U0 Bt-BtU BUY OR SELL - Your home through Coll '47 I6*i tor appointment after } 211 Special Notices 7 Days (Consecutive) 48c lUOIW WOULD YOU LIKE - Ready Coth lor on affiliate ol the largest real tilale MONMOUTH BEACH GARDEN 106 Furnished Rooms p fl* GOOD MUSIC MAKES A GOOD PAR 8 Days (Conseculive) 44c TWO TlFFANV STMLING SILVER your old tllvtr, loolt. OrltntoMo. smol Lompony In the world-Century 71 Co- TY' - We've got It. you can hove II APARTMENTS - One and two bed THREE FAMILY ASKING H3.600 1 41c furniture, etc * 7*1 U71 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Small ho tent Realtor. 741 7&B6 Multiple Hit (Cheap ) Coll Martin or John at 747 30 Days (Consecutive) - Vtg*1abJe dlihn U00 lot** both room* Heal and hot water tupplled tel rooms for rent By week or month Gross Income of 1500 per month Each Fngi 93S6 Reply to BON B 137. The Dally Wtflii Pallo, tome with oceon or river view Kitchen privileges. Coll 791 00*6 or unit has living room, kitchen, one or let. Shrewtbvry.07701 REAL ESTATE coiimtm 741 1144 BY OWNER two bedrooms la.es only 1760 Mini FAMILY PLAN RATE USED SKI PACKAGE - For lodlei INCOME DUPLEX condition Offers excellent return for ONLY Uli - for five roomt. pd*. KEANSBURG - Furni*hed room* and 213 Instruction include* Head iklt, boot* lite 7. pole* „ RENTALS Three bedroomi, living room, dining Investment kid% welcome. Long Branch area i*hed opartmentt A TWO WEEK - Morning, Real Es 3 Lines — 5 Days — $3 00 $1 00 each line Available to in- room, kitchen ond bath each side Sep MELMED REALTY. INC 671 5450 and binding* ond ol*o four drawer III STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 V414 late Licensing Course. Oct 17 38 7*7 MM at 717 9*51 orale cellar, yard, attic, porch and dividuals placing ads under Merchandise For Sale lor ing cabinecabin t Call 747 371? ony weekday 175 Call Monmouth Institute, 7410779 offer 6p 101 Apartments RED BANK - Central. , i.y.r io itiop K E YPORT - One ond two rooms, prl driveway! Very convenient location 135 Commercial items not exceeding 5100 each Items must be priced Non- ping and hMpitol. furniihed Iwo roorr vote entrance, busline, privilege* 764 Asking »44.SO0 Call 741 7996 commercial ads only VACUUM - Westingnouse Conl* AAA RENTAL SERVICE - h\*w rent apartment, UOi a month plut elec »17 properly ter/upright. UO alt dally, never a fee for tenoni Fur tin ily IMOui urity Call 747 SI6I CENTRAL AIR NEW mthed ond unfurnithed hornet ant Four larpe bedrooms. 11 master bed PUBLIC NOTICES Contract Rates on Request RED BANK — One-bedroom In two apartment T E IC H ER AGE N C Y tngerotor, private entrance, o room, II' gutil bedroom, 14' dining MIDDLETOWN — Highway office WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC - family, utilities paid reody now. tin REALTORS, 717 Oteonport Av* phone, tor respontible mole Refer room. 71 living room, 70' den. Y : IUM building Air conditioned Corner lot Range Avocado, never uttd. I79J, HCML IU">> /•' L 1A1 'U'.i Ofeonport S4] JSOO ences ond ifcurlly required !*\ H70 ury baths. 14' utility room, goroge. one unll washer gat dryer. US Coll Oceanport S41 1SO0 carpeting, appliances Pick your col RED BANK - On the NO vet (r* Coi RED BANK - Room with private bath 223 Fair Haven 717 tmotter Spm ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Beau ors Treed lot SO's temporory Penthoutc oportment with and kilthen use Night parking Pleo*e BOX REPLY SERVICE tltully lyrniihed. tlvt room opartmenl MELMED REALTY. IN£ 671 »» FAIR HAVEN ZONING RONT PAGE READERS •after 4pm , 7411197 Two bedroomi. lulloblt butlntt ir oomt. two both*. lor ot ointn ^ 137 Lots And Acreage •OARO OF ADJUSTMENT OAH.V Utorx Court Lkw told IODMAN ARMS 741 0*16 Al the October 6 1977 meeting of loupte Utilities deluded tictpt eltc ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS ELBERON - Three-otdfoom Spill PICK-UP $1.50 trie No pets 1300 per month Jecurit RED BANK — Three room oportment the obove Board in the matter of John WOODWORKING MACHINERY ^ity atmotphere, neor tront- excellent condition 'n and oui Locoled ACREAGE - Two parcels eoch three required 7*1 7W 177S per month with no utllltlet Secu E Peters Block No ?S Lot 37 J von Power mat it table tow, loiner, thick portation, very reasonable 49S-7I51 near Monmoulh College Lot U9i159 acres plus, in country setting Price tqulrtd No pelt. 747 1041. 1 * negolioble Owner wonts fost sole be equested tor -2 8 side yard set- MAIL $3.50 new planet, air compressor, rodlol or WEST LONG BRANCH — Beautifully Owner anxious ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small *tu (Article VI Sec I. Article VII Fo' each box number assigned mlow.bondMw M?t4i7 after i dlo furnithed. In lorgt home. tlOO rii room tor rent by week or G & G Realtor*. S31 7000. ill 0044 Sec 2 Paragraph A) variance denied WOODWORKING MACNINERY STATE RENTALS Bhr 747*414 RED BANK — Three bedroom apart Include* mald't service, indi In the mailer ot jerry ond Karm Power motti table tow. thickness plan ontrol ol heating and air condl ELLENS HA2ELTON. REALTOR Evenings. 741 4510 ment Clot* la all traniportation 1J25 Member Real Estate Exchange Rice Block 76 L0I No II vanonce re tr. le" band tow. ''i H P com Honing, color TV. pnone terylce. FLORIDA BUILDING LOT - » BRUNSWICK - Twobedroom duplr lut utilities COM 7jl 61VA •47 3300 auesied J side yard setback (Artie ir prntor. rodiol orm tow. drill prm. Oct IS, child o k i bo*emtf>t, man plenty of porklmg. utilities included VI Sec I. Article VH Sec 7 Para vacuum cleonef Coll 14} MI7 otter S USfl No tecurlty required Holldoy inn, HAZLET -"By owner T 3'oph A) voncince qronied RED BANK 71 RIVERSIDE AVE STATE RENTALSBhr 747 MM Hwv 36. West Long Branch 77V WOO living room. eat-Ieat in kitchenklti , paneled JENNIE E CRONIN CANCELLATION NUMBER SITUATED BEHIND - Vintage mo I COUCH - With ihoir gold Conlem and enclose•d porch BeoutBeautifui l IS.JOO Secretory porory, US CLiFfWOOD - Three ol with fruit trees Near everylhi sonry fence near gate entrance to es Notice & Credil lor cancellation is given only on issuance ot tate High on hill Fantastic view Od II 16 M)O0* LUXURY HIGH RISE Vacant. 135.500 108 Commercial Shown by appointment only Asking special kill number lo advertiser when cancellation of ad is Coll 739 70S0. Overlooking the Novetlnk Riv oll 7J9 17S.0OO CENTURY 71 MCGOWAN UAlttOor Ue.4471 7006 requested Advertiser must retain number for luture refer- Rentals RYAN AGENCY, Realtors, 734 River 233 Marlboro 72 Garage/Yard Sales Beochir We wont you1 To help ut keep rrnti EAST KEANSeUR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 13.000 iq LEONARDO - Two-Story wood frome Rd . Red Bonk 747 3000 ence ANTIQUES - From ten room homt ol th*ir lowest By maintaining 10OV LEGAL NOTICE ft worehouse light manufacturing house Four bedrooms. l"i boths Circo 1100 Framed painting). Vlcto occupancy we are effectively keeping No cancellations will be taken after 4pm Friday until Sam ttcurlty. oval ipote With ' > ocre porklng on main Good neighborhood Call 79) 3S9S 4 6 rion low* teat and matching chair* rent* down Studioi ttarllno at »7S, EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS Sul tireet High tttiingi modern office p m 138 Mobile Homes Monday oak turned *ot*l. hand LOTVM marble one bedroom itortlna at mS ond Iwc showroom fully m^ulnled Walk to able one person, tiso Avalloble immi GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - top dr*«Mf with mirror. Eorly Amerl learoorm ilartlng of U*V three bed bonk, police, pott office, recreation LIKE A QUIET STREET? - This TiCEj reby given 'ha' Hir Man Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register 'diottlf l'i roomt, suitable tw Bethany Rd . Hailet Adult park Wolk tan tablet. drett«rt ond roll top ook oorraolio Will alter Net lease, all or port 791 three bedroom home otters nshhi Zomio Boar a ol Ad people, tlSO Ttnant poyi utllltlt! to shopping and N Y bus 7*4 3911 cannot be 'esponsibie 'oi e'fots alter the Itrsi day Can 542 detk Oil lompt ond K*rat*ne tlove. 0SO0 kitchen, paneled family room and full vill pubi AvoilobieDei 1 Co" Peggy. 7|7 4W0 Irunfc cool rongje. tool* and antique Central OH and heal, go* cooking, bal basement Ideal for couple, young il SJU O m >n the 1 700 Io make corrections GARDEN APARTMENT - Tow O 14 net. 24 hour doorman TV tecurlty ATTRACTIVE - Modern offices Ot 10 family or commuter Only a tnort HOUSE TRAILER FOR SALE - Air Morlboro Township Municipal Build- Home toned, very detlroblt. IOI conditioned, shed Asking »4000 No mmlng pool, tauno. morina. also Spring V . Red Bonk, two to ill office wolk lo railroad station ISI.000 E A ing Route 79 ana Tenneni Rood Mor children 739-OS03 ^ ganviMt, New Jersty on ihe oppli DEADLINES Av* . Locut! Defimieiy venient location Coll REDDE underground parking Rental ofllce tulltt On Drtmltti parking Ntor ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, S5! cotion ol Aiov^'us A Pennetti for a AGENCY Realtor*, tor dttailt 74 open *even davt a week Call Bob Clc *hopt and rettauronti, ont block from Prospect Ave . Lltlle Silver 741 4SO0 AOS — Set solid style ads — 4pm day belore publication MOBILE HOMES - 17x50, 19500 variance on land on Ho'be Rood. flOO tone at J0l 741 \T17 t Rivervlew Hotpltol. but owoy from LINCROFT - Three bedroom split 17»M). S9O0O RiltcroH Adults only Morgonviiif New Jersey designated — Friday 4 pm foi Sunday publication Classified Display traffic |0mt Low rental! Inc luding level Central air. new vinyl siding ond SO0 from Newark N Y bus Stop Easy HIGHLANDS HILLS - Twobtdroon SEA BRIGHT - Four lor at rooms as Lot ifrA Bloc* 34 on the To« Mop of — 4pm two days prior to publication — Thursday 4pm lomptete lonttorlol tervicei ond tup aluminum storms ond screens, large stove, rttrlgtroior wall to wall, pr ovodable Nov 1*1 CaDUlSMS Attrf terms available 764 4413 the Township ol fVuiriDoro Thp pur I » coll 777 ?Wi liet Phone tor detail* or thawing at family room and Fiorldo porch, n MOBILE HOME - 10x50, Ekor. 500 pose of ihe vonnn« uppbccitio" is to tor Sunday publication Proof ads three days prior to publi- BASEMENT SALE - Hundred* of vatt entry, pool, own thermostat, heo ?41 WS iflieni location on cui de sac Reduced from Newark N Y bus stop, unlur cation Real Estate Today — Wednesday tor Frrday & Sun- Iterra, 4 Vlrglnlo Aw* . Hot let Qct II ho* watrr tupplied odultt preterre< SEA BRIGHT - Roomy one bedroom to 149.900 firm Coll for appointment ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE - Ap mined Bett offer Adults 164 9045 regulor shaped loi in ine R BO SO lone 77nd. 10 4 Roln or thine No peii Security and reference* til i hi id o k on oceon. view. J?7S 741 IS79 day publication oxmoteiy I.SOOSQ Fl Low rentolt The application and rfnted paper* GARAGE AND HOUSEHOLD Oct month Taking apptnatlons now Fo STATE RENTALSBhr 747M34 S information Call 17? i«U in divide to mite Heal and air ton WiDDtf TOWN - Send for our may be inspected du'inct the reauior CORRECTIONS — 4 pm Monday through Thursday lor 71 77na. f 4 10* Willow Orlv*. Llttl* SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Oni 140 Real Estate Wanted HIGHLANDS One and two bedroom dlhoning included CoM 177 1646 Homes For Living brochure, pit!, Business hours in the Office oj Ihe Snvn Mltcellarveou* Hem* and two bedroom apartmentt avail f 1 next day 4 p rr Friday tor Sunday & Monday apartments For appointment EATONTOWN - Modern. TOIBS Cor descriptions, prii.es on avaitoble Planning Boci o i " ihe Municipal able Large roomt. eat-In kUchefl One GOOD HOUSES NEEDED Bunding You tnoy appear ot the heor «*^ Po ner of Main ond Loull Street Good names, APPLEBROOK REALTORS. block to ihopping Mall and buset Se One lamily units from 70s to 50's in mg m person or by ogenl or attorney , Ott 71, 71 Toyt. Peking Call •70 9017 9S0RI 3S. Mlddltlown. 671 1300 HIGHLANDS - Three room opo nlor Cltlieni program avalloble Col Northern Monmouth County. 30 day and present any ooiection you may WEEKEND CALLS kllchtp choir*, curlolnt and mi* S4?S477 HAZLET - Hwy 36. ttore or suitable MIDDLETOWN - Jusi reduced One service, we pay cosh nave to >ne requeued relief ielkm*ovt Items ment. yard ond porklng. reference* tor office- MB So Ft Heat ond air con block from Boyview School. Leonord ANSWERING SERVICE — After 5 pm Friday until BOO MELMEOREALTY INC 471 MM STANLEY YACKER !>6S plus utilities Call after 7. S4? SM TINTON FALLS - Two bedrooms vlllff Rd Four bMroom Colonial wltr ditlonlng 717 6630 Attorney tor Applicant am Monday all calls are taken by our answering service HIGHLANDS - Three rooms, neor a wot I to wall, near all, greoi tor couple kitchen, dining living-family r oomi INCOME PROPERTY WANTED - IS4 Mom Street f Pets And Livestock conveniences no pett, security r 1700 MATAWAN Three modern offkei, Duple* house or smoll commercial An ads corrections and cancellations taken will be pro- orta oarage US 900 10* down tinonc Motowon New Jersey 07747 MfcC REGISTERED - Eight week old quired KM |7?0tf) STATE RENTALSBhr 747 9434 private entronce. ampte parking Rt •ng available 717 IS40 or 717 3500 real estate, with good potential Prln cessed Monday for Tuesday s paper ••mole Ooberman Pintcher HIGHLANDS ~ Twobedroom Tow cipols only Keyport Matawon area WANAMASSA - Duple*, o Write to Box E-367, The Doily Regis Oct IB M m All ads are restricted to their proper classification and to the nhoute Condo. oceon view, t 166 WM MIODLETOWN - New three bed room. heat, ga* paid. den. • ter, Shrewsbury, N J 07701 c3imIiii equipped kitchen, fully corseted a OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - New room ranch, kitchen, dining room, llv regular Daily Register style of type We reserve the nghi IQ lEAGLE PUPS - AKC. tlvt month* ing room. bath, utility room Frorr 237 Monmouth Beach efd. Held trial ond gun dog ttock H3S loodltioned. i'i botht. use a' ttnn STATE RENTALS Bkr Ml »*34 building 7000 \Q n . will divide to lull, edit or reject any classified advertising copy healing and air .onditioning included 1M.SO0 Coll 717 3500 LISTINGSOF BETTER HOMES - In Cplt Ul 10*9 court and pool t40D monthly Call 75 NOTICE WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING - Appll Highland*. N J Call 177 1&41 MIDDLETOWN - Three bedroorr Keonsburg Middletown Hailet Holm- An ads onCe called in and processed it cancelled wilt be 1 Notice is hereby given thai the tol- DACNSHUNO AKC MINIATURE tin caiiont for loit loll ond winter rentals tpllt. I ) boths large rooms, wall-to del THE SMOLKO AGENCY 717 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - lowing entitled ordinance was M> pe ienl. all utlhlltt included ing building occupied by GP and Den ing ot the Board ot Commissioners of r claim. Oct, 11 and Nov 10 leHaining Kitchen Is a woman'! For business, commerlcal, Industrial the Borough ol Monmoulh Beach on montnth Security Coll betwett i " month Coll evenings only 771 ?f 31 Hit. being p*ponded Ideal for most ire Companion Dog Club. "I medical ipecioliits. will finish lo tult delight, in addition to fireplace In lam and investment properties Call today October 11,1977 1 49S 171* or 751 674* WFSI FND - One bedroom on ul lly room Gomeroom in bosement odds - Parkway 117 Agency. 739-0117 tor Jar. occupancy Coll S41 4433 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN KEANSBURG - Modern opartmtn ties Included, tern! turr.iihed.S17S to the charm ot this house Atk REAL ESTATE RI'EE - Beautiful kltteni. with free RED BANK — Offlcct and thowroom ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT PARK' neor trontportotion Bett tim* to cal STATE RENTALSBkr 747 9434 I ond free shots Five wt*ki Firs' floor. ?500 sq M . iccond door. INC TEMPORARILY POR SNOW „ RENTALS 1 176.900 HERB READ ASSOCS , Ri before moan. «S Mlft. WEST END - 3 J. turniilwd. unlu' 1000 iq ft; third floor, IWO *q ft E->- IF WrWf'IlBJ. , "™ • ' RECPF ftTinwAi PLOWING SNOA REMOVAL AND nlihed, full kitchenette, air Pool, ter ielltnl location Reatonable 671 0131 MIDDLETOWN - Hill section, "tar OTHER EMERGENCIES roif HSSto»l75 miTIS 2 Autos For Sale 101 Apartments Highland! Small bungalow, bedroom. BONNIE G MOORE RED BANK - OMiceV bout'qur Borough Clerk 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Bent shoo* v'orft lo 'ml t'SO lo S?H(i »rr ivlng room, dining room. klKhen. 102 Houses For Rent bath Reasonable to maintain Low 152 Boats And IB SS 70 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share Don't miss fanes As Is Principals only fll.SOO A 1 RENTAL SERVICES ~ Furnlth RED BANK - 1000 tq ft building. 5 Auto Service Pans . 104 Winter Rentals and unfurnished homes ond opai S44 93S1 Accessories light induttry or worehouse Call otter Notice U hereby given that the fol- 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Ftentals menlt available Short or longterm V Ul 109<0r 741 M73 BIG DISCOUNTS lowing entitled ordinance was in- the boat leatet No tee to tenants CAMASSA 7 Auto Insurance RED BANK -12 Brood Street Pro On new boat trailer) BOAT HOUSE troduced at a regular meeting ot the 106 Furnished Rooms KEANSBURG - Owner moving Two AGENCY, Reoltort, 55 Oceonpor fesilonal bulldlna Two jingle room of- Oceon Ave. Sea Bright 143 2311 Board of Commissioner* at the 8 Aulp Finance illy haute. Two bedroom apartment 107 Nursing Homes. Ave Welt Long Branch 727 4100 flat Avalloble Immediately with car Borough ot Monmouth Beoch on Sep- upstairs One-bedroom downstairs 9 Construction Equipment COUNTRY GENTLEMAN - Man pet ond air UO Sq Ft at 175 per tember 77. 1977 and the same was 108 Commercial Rentals Small yard. Presently rented Owner BOAT INSURANCE - Reasonable houte on J?0 acre etlote 1600 pe month Including all utilities ISO Sq Ft passed on wconrj ond 'mal reading at- 10 Wanted Automotive will provide C O For Information, ap roles Immediate coverage. Grotsl- 109 Buildings Garages month plut utilities Call (or dctallt at 1110 per month Including oil trtlll- if r a public hearing ot a regular meet- ply at 33 Lincoln Ct., downstairs apart nger & Heller Agency. IS Wlkoft PI , William D Ryan. Realtor*, 747-3500 tlet Minimum ont year lease Call ing of the Boom i Commissioners ot 1)0 Wanted To Rent ment Asking 174,000 or best offer Red Bank o owner. Walter Zlmmtrer & Son «46 the Borough ol Monmoulh Beoch on FNBIHQLD — FOW bedrVomT fenced October 11,1977 yard tor klrj*. pelt, basement, 132S 3400 or 946-tfil. OCEAN TOWNSHIP -Wayiide STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 Woods and Long View Villoae Elegant AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN REAL ESTATE RED BANK - 90 Monmouth Street ORDINANCE TO REGULATE AND new home* from 179,900 Call S31 0SO5 FLAGSHIP . FOR SALE GROUP WELCOME - Near college Corner Hwy 3S Single room, ground PROHIBIT PARKING ON PARTS five baths, peh ok, USO. floor Professional office Available OF CERTAIN STREETS IN THE 21 Business Services STATE RENTALSBkr 747*434 immediately Carpet, air, on site re- BOROUGH OF MONMOUTH IC served ond patron porklng il?0 month OUTSTANDING VALUE! MARINE BEACH 22 Arts & Crafts 131 Houses For Sale HAZLET filus utilities on minimum one year BONNIE G MOORE 132 Condominiums Four t droom, full batemenl. two-car eate Call owner, Walter Zlmmerer ft Transferred owner forced to sell thlt New Jersey's Borough Ciern goroge. 1350 per month Son 944 3400 or 946-4211 lovely four-bedroom horn* in Move In Town Houses condition. Featuring spacious roomt Complete Marine Center | Oct IB IS.70 MELMEDREALTV INC 671S6S0 SHREWSBURY ~ Shop ipoce 900 tq throughout — plu* family room, bate 133 Income Property ft I throughout HIGHLANDS - Nicely furnlthed,one men I ond 5 NOTICE bedroom, fenced yard, only tllS Power Boats Notice It hertby given that the fol- 134 Farm Property STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 Sailboats twmg entitled ordinance was « The Daily Register By presenting this coupon The Daily Register TWO FAMILY OFFERS IN MO s When placing your classified ad Each side features three lorge bed Mercury, 1975 trailer. Iwo tanks, plus (Sorry, not good tow»rd§ Family Ad rooms. eat-In country klkhen, luxury eitrov Must sell. B4? BJ46 The I Xxily Krister both, mini condition, gas heat Ownei 1 The Sunday Register or Contract Adrtrtfitrs) looking tor a deal 16' I9AB CHRYSLER - Sport Fist) MELMED REALTY, INC 671 MM The Sunday Register firman, center console, 1969 AS h.p Classified Way AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE WALKER AND WALKER Mercury overhauled 1973, with trailer, 'REALTORS accessories. In water 19S0 A7I-9O41 Shrewsbury Offli * 741 S7H IB PHOENIX CLASS - Cotamoron Mlddltlown'Holmdel 6" 33)1 dial 542-1700 Call 542-1700 with trailer Goodcondlhon Very tost. TOLL FREE: Matawan 566-8100 U7K After Spm, 741 '143 Mill chtcki lo: Th* Dally Register WEST LONG BRANCH - Two bed 'The Action Line" Classified Action Line Middletown 671-9300 room Colonial with dining room, waih 36 H P CHRYSLER OUTBOARD — One RegltUr Plaia, Shrewtbury, N.J. 07701 to schools ond shopping. U7.S00 Own Perfect condition. ll» i HP Evln rude wlthfigollonlanh. JIBS 747 1133 542-1700 24 Hour Service 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N j TUESDAY OCTOBER IS. 1977 Byrne presses insurance fight

PARAMIS (API - l.ov coverage rates "is a fight I'm gen Community College DflUU- James J Sheeran refuses tn surance industry has raised a Krvndan T Byrne said yes not going to back | W a ) class listen to the industry and fair- lot of money for Bateman and irrday his tunic with the in from yesterday, the gov- ly judge its rate increase commented. "They want to Mirance industry over aulo 'I'm not going to give them ernur sought to underscore requests get nd of me and they want to get rid of my insurance what the> want if it's only go his efforts to Improve the Nationwide is the seventh commissioner " 245 Union Beach ing to be on their terms. state economy by presiding at company to announce it is Byrne pounded at the key ORDINANCE N* Ml ByiM told an applauding Her groundbreaking ceremonies leaving part or all of the New CAP1 TAU ORDINANCE Of THE for senior citizen's housing in state income tax issue and 60*0. ON OF UNION BEACH ZLH The go\erm>r spoke about autos and how much they pay AATER TREATMENT PiANT TH£ COUNTY OF MONMOV-TH He quoted a report of his AND NSTAi.LATiON OF WATER - NEW JERSEY AUTHORIZING insurance when a student for coverage SERfCE WETERS CONTINGENT THE APPROPRIATION \}f administrations Economic L'PON ITS RECEIPT IN ADVANCE Mil $00 00 FOR CONSTRUCTION asked about the Nationwide About three or four raised FROV *HF fEOERAL COVER* Of AATER STORAGE «t>t« Policy Council which said. MENT UNDER TITLE I OF TH£ VOlR CONTINGENT UPON TS Insurance Company's recent their hands up and shouted RECEIPT IN AOVANCE fROM "We can find no alternative • PyBuC AGRfc* EMPLOVMENT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT announcement that they wore back cost figures ranging ACT OF '»'» UNDER TITLE I Of THE PuBuC that is preferable to the long- WHEREAS m« Public AOfhi E"« AORK& EMPLOYMENT *CT OF withdrawing from the aulo. from $400 a year to $1,200 a T run interests of the state's nf Act of '* 6 mroogh Titie t If* homeowners and casualty in- year ho* ma« j.O'-aDir to oco WHEREAS tnt PuD>... «r«rk« E<" economy " t plOymt-nt Act Of 19*6 through Tit if > surance markets in New Jer- Byrne said Nationwide was At Suttonton Kilmer Indus- tnereot nos moat ava>*at- I sey leaving New Jersey 'because trial Park in Kdison. officials tW'Otfmrni ot ioca< put)i>C *0'»* In a private moment after they want a 42 per cent rate INDOOR GROUNDBREAKING - Bad weather forced groundbreaking pf OiK'S and (elated rna*t*n ond praised the $13 million ex- AHEREAS mn proi«c it tn i addressing the college stu- hike and they won't stay with- pansion by the Mattel Toy ceremonies (or a $7,530,000 senior citizens housing protect to seek shelter v iCe 'Or DO'h residential ond i"Om dents, the governor said ho out it" Co . and Byrne noted that the Indoors. N.J. Governor Brendan T. Byrne, left, complete with hard hat and mtiodi areas *'"- "if 'zoning spe has found considerable public ceremonial shovel, talks with William L. Johnston, executive director of £<»•« O».fvl v»* Then the governor asked. project is being assisted by To improve Qudt't) Ot Wo»*' D» interest in the sharp differ "How many of you would like the state Economic Pevel the N.J. Housing Finance Agency, center, and Richard De Palma, presi- Cen«iru(t>on pi a *u'e' ^J'oge '* ences between he and his Re- WVO" them to stay and get that 4! opment Authority dent of the United Auto Workers Housing Corporation. The pro|ect Is being WHEREAS ' s ntiMO'i to' tne publican opponent. Sen Ray- financed by a loan from the HFA and sponsored by the DAW. Ourpoves Ot tn# prog'Qm 'ho' mme percent increase' The project will create 200 FtiQfiloi on fi Qcccdoncft with tfi^ (JiQtf S'eps M to*fr* ^0 t>r 0» flf rOr '^^ mond H Bateman. on the in I'aiL-tM o' me Sfjte o' N«« JfHtv o"0 When none of the students construction jobs and *»50 per ••V 'fguiot-am o' "ie Lucoi Finance *"e 1'Q'UPM ot tne S'jte j( Mta .csd surance issue manent positions at Mattel Board •? >mpifm*nt thWd ne'e DAINED 0* the Mow 3'-a Coo"t o' to abandon New Jersey and if create an estimated MH con Sales tax exemption • "Of'ow '1 "•'«>* OXi'nO'iIM 0* 0 a*" tft# Borixgh o' U"iO" Beoc s»* JB' f- j tiixo.eme"' 'o M moot t). ">f HN savs Insurance Commissioner The governor said the in- struction jobs. Byrne said VJ.1- and Cot-ic i o* •«* Bo'ougf a1 1 The improvement ae*c oeo nere .•"O" Beoc" Ne* Je'»e* fo> "»e inbeiOM i* nereDy ao"iOf >iea as a gen iJ.fl >rnj|fOve"ie"' O' DU'QQit "iff * Mavor ona CJ*."». of 'ne Booug" o' "e'tftvoop'op'ioted "»e iuti ol MCJOOOO iO.fl »um represent,ng IWe t or purpose IBfr« * M' cost trwreo' hefebv oppropf'O*ed the sw^i O' pledged for seniors I Th« purpose '0' *"'<" 'hu app's US) 000 30 wo »um representDQ tne p'-oi-or* it ou'^orrfed ii 'Or the rTl tun coil tnefeot oro«ement a< me quoM* o' we * j»e> 1 Tht purpose to' •Hie" «m jpc'j Veterans hospitals woo ¥ of '*# Ba NEWARK (AP) - Republi- a sneak " because the gover- tion, who said she supported pciai'on >) ai/i»O'r(ed •» '01 ' the «i by n,to,:,-ig o ol 'ne quot'fv o tne *o'e- million Fot'li'iei RenoDni'ialO" 0n* ne Bo'Ouan o' U^UJI BeJi** can gubernatorial candidate nor sought passage of an in- Bateman because she was Wo'tf T'to'"^tn! PJOnf Qnd Dv Construction 0' O *O«»' i'O'Jg* 'e sio'jotion o' Water Scrvce Wff> Itrwir Raymond H II.IIIMIUM prom- come tax after saying in the dissatisfied with Ihe Byrne ) The appropriation aut"O"iea 3 Tne app'opr la'ioo ouinonttd1 ised yesterday to exempt se- 1973 campaign that he saw no administration's handling ol ooovt srton oe ijnded compie'eit F*on< aoo»e snon t>e 'unoea femr**'*^ ''O" nior citizens from any state need (or one "in the fore- city schools ao»*rnm*nt under the op©< cot,on 'o' 1 ( funding hike asked aovernment und*< t*ie JW IJ* 3 " O' T'lie i tund'to '*)f"M to oDoi ot 'ne Borough o' union Beoc" "ereD* 01 to balance the state budget Impenale also attacked the man questions seemed hostile Borougn o' U"'O" Beac(" ^e'eov oi The state's largest veter- par with those at other gov- Monmouth lounty turei and cr"'t<, '-J1 ' '"e Asi^' sures and ce" '>e» tna '«e **%*' oncet at mad* oo' :' '"c Fraerai orwet o» T>og snoti Oe ">et Application *o' funding man be met Hospital in Lyons and the one "I'll try very hard to do it bates being financed by the state education Commissioner Xt Asturoncei a'* 0>" ' <* ot '"e 0r ' Soid Asmroncei ore on i. e ot 'ne O* directly to President Carter ities tree of the Boroog" C'eri or*d o e tice o' T*e So*"* j*1 C P« a"J vt a»o<' without a sales tax increase " income tax. saying that Fred i; Burke ovai'OD'e 'or 'nip*.' on during Dvl< ao'e lor 'nscec'on during Ouiinet! to bolster funding [or the To bolster his claim, the in East Orange are full to MiMun nouri state's Veterans Adminis- veterans' official cited a re- their capacity of 1.900 persons he told a woman questioner Byrne was trying^ fool the At one point. Bateman was 5 Thil ordmar^e than rahe ifftcl S Thu ordinance ina" 'one ttlec' roMawmg ,tt odvert-tement BJB ; *O'io*.ng tt| advertisement public tration (VA) hospitals, which cent survey of VA hospitals each." Mr Wilkolz noted at a housing project for the people with Ihe twice-yearly saying he considered the vast hearing and adoo'ian >n accordance neonng ons adoption n occordance with tne rfquirementi o' >ow pro«'ded witn tne re<)(-i'remenfi of IQA provided it claims is woefully lacking nationwide conducted by the "And with a six-month wait- elderly in the North Ward payments In homeowners majority of teachers to be iowf.tr that inn o'diftor-ce it contm nowtver fnat tn>s ordinance e Borougn na\ received #ntitn approwo> *rom 'he 'edera> go. wrltftf apc'Ovo' t'om tne feoe'O' go* Stanley Wides. secretary of ence This report. Mr Wides tal he added, 'there are that if I'm short and the econ- people's money to fool them, was interrupted with a loud errtmfnt tor Itv* grant wrote, states there is a "de- many vets who have to go to omy doesn't develop the way it's low — it's so low he'd chorus of "No"' from nearly PUBLIC NOTICE °PUBL(C NOTICE the million-member Allied T ( O The foregoing Ordinance *as " Council of N J War Veterans. cline in the recruitment and private hospitals — at their I believe it will, we may have have to use a ladder to kiss ;> everyone in Ihe Boys' Club traduced on a posted on Fir** Reoo^g 1 at a Repjuiar Meeting o' trie Woic ono wrote the President that me- retention of young profes own expense — because their to increase the sales tax by snake's behind " Imperial) gym Couc Council o' tne Bor c b J*1 o' UA o^ Seocn o URSD OC Btocn. on THURSDAY 0CTOBER"< dical care at the state's two sional medical personnel " problems are serious, but not one cent " said The parents asked him to I9TT ond Mill come up for Imoi cons>977 onO w.i come up 'Or ' "iJ COnl'd eraton and pattage a* a Regular eration and passage ot a Reg. J- VA hospitals "is declining" The report continues that senous enough to be admitted Winning applause from the "Following Impenale Bate- oppose teacher tenure and Wee'ing ot tang ol sold Mayor ana COutCi' Of the Borough of Union Bear." to Be since they can no longer af- to a VA hospital as an emer- group of about 50 elderly man gave a low-key talk on said they wanted tenure abo- 1 trie Borougn ot unon Beocn *o oe physicians, psychiatrists and neid on TriuRSDAV OCTOBER T neid on THURSDAY OCTOBER V gency case " people, he added. If 1 do. 1 his main campaign theme lished to make it easier to 1977 at I ii P w or at toon there '977 at I •$ P M 0' as 10O* tne'C ford to hire and retain medical technicians often otter at the matte' con t* n*ord o' tne otter as tne matter con M nrard o* tne Mr Wilkni/ noted that would exempl senior citzens that he can provide economic fire bad teachers CouncH Meeting Room Union Hotf Council Meeting Room union Hose skilled medical profes- leave VA hospitals for other Fire Haute Florence Avenue Umo" Pire House F'orence A*e"we j"io" sionals " government jobs since pay these problems may ironical- through an end of the year re- stimulus for the state "The schools are turning off Beoch Nf* Jerte. at wh.cn 1 me 0"0 Beocn nt+ jersey a' *" ci '•«•» or>d place on pei-tont an'mg '0 ot heard pioce on persons oesirma IQ DC "eo'd Mr Wides wrote that con- scales for professionals in the ly become worse with the bate program " "The biggest problem is children by the hundreds ev- th«reon * "Df Qi.C tj.i apeo''." '. n WARY SAB • tnfeon wtll Oe J"i* t«U DCOOr'jn I, construction of a new VA hos- The COP candidate later jobs" he told his retired au- eryday." one woman said Borough C «'» VARY SABift gress has repeatedly (ailed to public health system and mili- pass legislation that would in- tary are substantially higher pital in Camden since the told reporters that Union dience "We've got to get a Rateman said he will con- sure that doctors employed at than in the VA state,VA will have to 'stretch would have to pay the sales healthy economy and get gov- tinue to support tenure for VA hospitals receive'pay on This situation often results out " a slightly enlarged budg- tax increase with their pur ernment costs down Then we teachers, but he said he in veterans having to wait up et chases but would get an in- can relate In the kinds of would consider making proce- 247 Regional Notices to six months to enter state Mr Carter has not respond- come-based rebate at the end problems you have " dural changes that would of the year to make up for the make it easier to prove a Make It Yourself NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS VA hospitals, according to ed to Mr Wides letter as yet He also renewed his deter Scporaie Sealed P'oooian * t tax increase case against a bad teacher f«eivpd By '"# Booffl o' Education Milton VVilkotz. an Allied It was mailed on Oct 3 Mr mination to abolish the home- Council representative in Wilkotz said Baleman campaigned in stead rebates A millinairc "Most school boards don't Pull This Over! londt Ne« Jersey on or Of lore Oc'O Newark with state Sen An- and :i senior citizen on a fixed get involved in trying to fire a Dec 2f 19'? 2 OOP V, lor me 'urmih *^g ot 8u•'c]i^o Tio'e'*ols tor industriQ. thony Impenale. the colorful, income living next door get teacher because it is so diffi- Aril (gr Ihe Henry HudlOn Reg.jno Scnooi DiU'Ct M.gniortrJ* Ne* Jer controversial independent the same rebate." he said cult." Bateman said Se* Upon" ForTii 0' P'OPOiOIS *1icn who endorsed the Republican He said he would prefer a Many of the parents were '"ay oe nod upon app'CO'ion t0 ffie 0' tice Of the Secretary Ai' bios are to De last month primarily because program of property tax ex critical of Burke and the state r Horan named •-orT, of D opoio' ana speci'icotions of their shared opposition In emplions financed by the education department They mOY be obtained trom tne Office of tne Secetdry located ot One Grand Tour the income tax stale but admitted he doesn't complained Ihe department Lacy, loose, lively — just Highlands Ne* Jersey De'*tf 'ne not/'! of » A %» and I X P V Monday Impenale gave Bateman a expect the $tatf to have has refused to release state the pullover you want (or 78 tnrouon pr.pjoy excepting legol no 'Jays Bids must comply *.tn Cfapter rousing warmup with the N enough money for that for reports on the condition of the doings' '?' 10*1 0' '!rS ^hf Boorrj of Educo^'on reserves 'ne nior clUtns. calling the el- several years Newark schools Lacy yoke adds soft, pret- to court post derly people my adopted Later in the day. Bateman Bateman won applause ty touch to pullover Knit •*0've any oeteci or tnlorrrtqi.ty ot any Did shouia II D* cteemed tor the Des' in Mayor Norton later appoint mothers and fathers visited the Central Ward Unit when he promised tn replace from turtleneck down all in it'tiH of the Board ot Education to do By JIM OSTROFF so . SEA BRIGHT - Borough ed James M Valeno of 45 "I've never lied t" win ol the Boys' Clubs of Newark Burke with "somebody who one piece including sleeves An proooia'i art to t>e presented to 'tve Hoard ' Education at tne aooviii be received by the Baora o' zali had resigned effective craft Dept 61, Red Bank Becfeotion Commnsiorieri ol the Oct 6. In a letter to the may- are paid according to Ihe type County ot Monmouth Ne* Jersey m Register. Box 161, Old me meeting room ot 'he Board ot Rec or, he said that increased pro- of legal notice served Chelsea Sta , New York, ••eation Commiii.or-er* AOMiNlS TRATIVE OPFiCES. Thompvjr. Coun fessional obligations made it Council also unanimously Board in Sea Bright NY 10011 Print Name, 'v Porn Newman Sprmgt Rood Lm crott Ne«* Jersey until 10 00 o m impossible to continue as approved a curfew for the Address, Zip, Pattern prevailing t.me Monoay OctoDe' ]' 197; ono men puDi-dy opened ond read judge here. Halloween week Persons less Number for Ihe fo'lowing A member of the Newark than If) years of age will not I Prmtiog and Circulation ol TaO NEW! 200 designs to •o>d ' law firm of Zazzali. Zazzali be permitted on the streets } Bus Transportation Services knit, crochet, quilt, sew, } Grounds MomTenance Equipment and Whipple. Mr Zazzali is from 8 p in to 6 am from OKs pilot art project plus 3 FREE inside NEW Controc' Documents including 1 n an attorney for the New Jer- Oct 24 to 31 .irudon to Bidders Bid Forms and Craig in her studio at the Mu- working with the artist In her 1977 NEEDLECRAFT complete plans and speodcations may sey Sports Authority which Police Chief John Carmody ' By DAVID TURNER be examined Ol tne Admimsirati*; 0' seum in Uncroft in groups of studio, the children can work CATALOG Send 75c tices at the -vonmouth County Pot» operates the Meadowlands noted this curfew will not af- S/l'em 'ocoted m Thornpf§Qn County SEA BRIGHT - The Board about 20 students for one hour in the museum, which has a Park. Newman Springs Rood Lm sports complex fect those attending functions co" New Jersey between the nourt o( Education last night ap- each week creative atmosphere of its ot 9 00 a m , and 4 30 p m prevailing Mr Horan will serve out at the borough Recreation proved a pilot art education In response to board mem- own and is very beneficial." the remainder of Mr Zaz- Center, or the borough Hal- A Real Plus! irsi be program to be held at the bers' concern about the cost Sea Bright. Middletown, Printed Pattern zali's term, which expires loween party Monmouth Museum during of the program. Ms Craig and Rumson will be the only a os equd y be Dec 31. 1979 He will receive "We're not looking (o sweep ed by qualified Didders ot the school hours for all H7 public said, "Essentially the New schpol systems to participate In, 1fk.;~tlf«r~ SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIV 11.200 annually to preside people off the streets." Chief FJCES set lortn above between tne ofo school students Jersey State Council on the in the new program at the over the municipal court, Carmody said "The main Arts and the Monmouth Mu- Monmouth Museum. / Bat must be mode on tne standard which is in session once The school, which has no The coat's a real plus rxocosai (orrns m the manner desig purpose of the curfew is to seum are giving you an art y p art teacher, will pay S'IIKI to The vacant seat on the when you're going places, monthly. prevent disturbances (oc- 'ions must be e^c'Osed in seo'ed en i*e participate in the five-month teacher that you aren't pay- board was not filled because doing lots of things from 'opes wo ring "i* name onrj oddress ot Mr Horan now serves as curring) when people gather the Bidders designating the name of program, in addition to pro- ing for " no candidate received the 9458 day thru dinner' The dress the Q'd on tne outside addressed >o me municipal court judge in in one place — like street cor- Boorrj ot Recreation Commissioners viding transportation to and Ms. Craig is a graduate of necessary five votes during is smooth, slimming, smart Monmooth County Park Svs'em New Highlands. Hazlet. Kevporl ners — and cause trouble." mar Springs Hood Ltncolt New Jer from the museum in the San Diego State University in an executive session last Choose linen, knits .ey O'H8 and delivered at Ihe place and Keansburg and before the hour above named school bus California and has done post- night Only five of the board's Printed Pattern 9458 Half Mayor Norton later appoint- graduate work at the (ran eight members were present. coniroct bidders ore required lo com ed John A Robertson. 8 East Sizes I04. I24. l4>-2. lfii.j. piy with the requirements o' P L Marlboro In other business, the board brook Academy of Art, Mich- According to Board Presi- Wit 12; Ocean Ave.. to the Planning W'i Size 144 I bust 37) failed to appoint a new mem- igan She has eight years of dent Donald Ciola, three wen* any tnformohties in, or lo reiect Board to fill a seat vacated takes 2% yards 45-inch fab- ber to fill the vacancy caused experience in working with people are being considered ric 'rods m port or whole 1' deemed to 'tie by Phillip L Kelley in Au- woman by last month's resignation of best inttrtsl ot 'he Board of Recren children. for the post, Mrs. Catherine gust William Keeler. Sr. The program differs from Kelly of 1382 Ocean Ave., Pe- Send |125 for each pat- No bidder may withdraw h>s b*d within thirty '») days after 'ne octuai Mr Robertson is a dock- gets award The art program is being earlier ones sponsored by the ter J. Lang of 1187 Ocean tern. Add 35c (or each pat- date ol the opening thereof ' master with the Nauvoo Ma- funded primarily by the New New Jersey State Council on Ave., and Roy Madison of tern for first-class airmail,- NEW YORK (AP) - Va- rina, here. Jersey State Council on the the Arts in that the students Beach Way. handling Send to: Marian 'Ml days prior to o*ardinQ the con Council also directed Rich- lerie A. Mottes of Marlboro, foci N.J.. received the 1977 Arts, which will contribute will go to Ihe artist's studio If the vacancy is not filled Martin, Pattern Dept 420, By order ol tne Board ol Recreoiion ard L. Bonello. borough at- Cornmnvoners ol Ihe County ol Mon (4.300. and the Monmouth Mu- rather than having the artist by the board at its next meet- The Red Bank Register, torney, to draft a new ordi- Mark Hellinger Award of mouth seum, which will pay $1,500 come to the students' school. ing on Nov. 21, it will be up to 232 West 18th St., New VICTOR E GROSSINOER, nance requiring persons mov- $500 yesterday from St. Chairman Under the program, Program coordinator Susan the county superintendent of York, NY 10011. Print JAMES J TRUNCER. ing into old homes and apart- Bonaventure University. Secretory Director borough students will work Gmeiner, of the Monmouth schools to appoint someone to NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, ments to install smoke The award, given an- Oct 18 til 9B with Elberon artist Natalie Museum, said, "In addition to the post. SIZE and STYLE NUM- alarms (A new state law re- nually to the outstanding BER NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING quires these devices only be journalism graduate of the MONMOUTHCOUNTY Oleans. NY, institution, How to get MORE FOR PLANNING BOARD installed in new homes and YOUR MONEY' Send tn accordance with Ihe New Jersey offices.) commemorates the late Statutes (jrinoiated, Tide 40. Chap'er V Street sweeper delivered Broadway columnist and now for New Spring-Sum- INJ^A 40 7 A\ iht ^/^onmoulh County The ordinance is slated to mer Catalog — save up to Planning Board has scheduled a Public Hollywood producer. Hearing tor Monday Novtmbrr }\ be introduced at council's MIDDI.ETOWN - Town- service sweeping and clean- started their Itinerary In Port $100 on the clothes you )9lt at i 00 p m , prewaillnq lime i Ihe Miss Mottes graduated Freeholders Meeting Room, Second Nov 7 session If subse- ship streets will bo cleaned at ing the township's 450 miles Monmouth this week. sew yourself Free pattern Floor Hail o> Records. Freehold New with 3.90 out of a possible quently approved by council. least once a month with the of streets. Unlike the slow-moving me- coupon, too. Send 75c Hearing || to receive public comment 4.00 academic points and on the Vonmouth County Draft Trans Mr Bonello said the law aid of two new street sweep- The public works director chanical street sweeper used now! ponafion Devrlopmeni Plan Copies of was editor in chief of The this pion ore uvaiioDie m the office* of would require people to in- ers, purchased in July, which said the sweepers will be op- by the township heretofore, Bona Venture, the college Sew + Knit Book $1,25 me Monmouih County Plonnmo Board, stall a smoke alarm when the have just been delivered. erated on a schedule which Ihe new machines can also On* La'ayetlr Piocr Frrphold. New newspaper. She is now a Instant Money Crafts.|1.00 Jersey 0! m title to a home is transferred John McGowan. director of will have them cleaning each clean out catch-basins and ROBERT D HALSEV graduate student at Temple Instant Fashion Book $1 00 Ducclor or when they move into an public works, said the sweep- street in Middletown at least sweep up leaves to alleviate 0 Monmoulh County Planning Board University. Philadelphia Instant Sewing Book . $1.0" apartment here ers will go into immediate once a month. The sweepers flooding in low lying sections. I I v. /i Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1977 The DtdyRcgfetCT 19

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Doonesbury SheinwolcPs bridge advice i " South dealeda r By Alfred Sheinwold club honor were at my left or if DAILV QUESTION Both sides vulnerable 'WITH THE. AMNT OF " TOWARDS THAT GOAL, UHAT FOt-LOUJi ARE SOME OP I guessed the heart finesse. The THE MOST fRtQUENTVt ASKEP I. WHAT An inexperienced kibitzer NORTH EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR. THE UNIVetStT)'VOMEMS odd!> must have been 10 to 1 in Partner opens with one club, QUESTIONS ABOUT UJ0MEN, EXACTLY IS will sometimes agree with you and the next player passes. You • KJIili WOMEN IN COLLE6IATE ATHLBTIC ASSOCIATION my favor." HAS PI&WEP A Be WHICH WE'LL IKY TO ANSIUEK A "WOMAN"? • that your luck is unbelievably hold: •8 27 96 54 0 9 82 9K103 . SPORTS. THERE IS NOW A VERT UNLUCKY - NEED TO EDUCATE ATHLETES '6WVt TO WOMEN HERS IN PLAIN, SIWU OH,W0t/- bad. An expert kibitzer will dry • A K 9 3. What do vou sav? 0753 1 ^^y Aea/T me SPORTS / LAN6UA6E. VBAis your eyes but will show you "It's very unlucky to be such • QJ8 r\ SITUATION AS IT your mistake. a palooka," the kibitzer told „ ANSWER: Bid two clubs. South sympathetically. "A You have enough strength for WEST EAST monds, drew trumps and led a bridge player would make the \ response, and this raise best • 75 • 82 L Club, losing dummy's jack.to «»»•contract..• " describeIp.irrihes youvniir hanrhandl . SnmSompe the king, fist returned a dia- After drawing trumps, South experts would respond one 0 Q J10 4 0982 mond to the ace, and South should cash the ace of dia- heart, but in the average game • 10764 • AK93 tried another cluclubb ,Josing,th losing the monds and give up a diamond. such a bid is a passport to di- queen to the ace. The defen- West wins and leads a club. saster. SOUTH ders took their diamond trick East can win the first club • AQ109 4 and then made South ruff a trick, but then any return gives (A POCKET GUIDE TO VAJ7 club. declarer the contract BRIDGE written by Alfred 0 AK6 . Now South failed to guess A club sets up a club for Sheinwold is available. Get • 52 who had the queen of hearts. dummy; a heart gives declarer your copy by sending 11.25 to Down one. a free finesse; and if East could South Wot N.rth Eut "How can one man be so the Red Bank Register, P.O. lead a diamond, dummy would Box 1000. Los Angeles, Calif. Pass 24> Pan unlucky?" South demandedddd . ff while South discarded a <• All Pass ru 9OOS3) "My play would work if either heart. Opening lead - 0 Q WHAT IS 01© AMO AI2EYOJ ASKlr4<=> WHITE TEETH? RIDDLES I'M PRACTICIN6 DID 4"0U KNOW THAT IF HOV EVER SEE A BRACKETS ARE ALWAYS BRACKET BV ITSELF I DON'T AT A TIME BRACKETS.,. LIKE TrllS LJ5EP WU CAN SE SURE IT'S Kr4O\rV... 1 UP TO NO GOOD!

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