The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL.104 NO. 92 * SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1981 25 CENTS Reagan concedes nation in recession WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan claims and a weak housing market. year. said yesterday that the United States is In a "We have anticiapated for some time that Joblessness hasn't been that high since the recession. It was the first time anyone in hii this situation could anise as our mid-July fore- end of the 1974-75 recession, which has been administration was willing to make such an cast for a fourth-quarter unemployment rate of called the most severe economic downturn this assessment. 7.7 percent makes clear," he said. country has experienced since the Great De- "I think there's a slight and I hope a short But Weidenbaum said Reagan's economic pression of the 1930s. recession," Reagan said on the White House program plus built-in stabilizing elements in the The Commerce Department this week will lawn before departing by helicopter to meet federal budget will assure that a recession will release third-quarter figures fr the Gross Na- with French President Francois Mitterrand at be short-lived. tional Product that are also expected to show a Williamsburg Va. "I think everyone agrees on "...With both short- and long-term interest slight decline after adjusted for inflation. that." rates declining, forces already are in motion to In the second quarter, the nation's economic The president's comment caught his Council reverse, current downward tendencies, even output as measured by real GNP declined at an of Economic Advisers and other aides by sur- though several more months of poor economic annual rate of 1.6 percent. Two consecutive prise. As late as Saturday, White House spokes- statistics are a likely probability, ' he said. quarters of declining real GNP technically con- man David Gergen had refused to use the word The government reported Friday that in- stitutes a recession. recession to characterize the poorly performing dustrial production fell 0.8 percent in Septem- James Tobin, who won the Nobel Memorial economy. ber, the second monthly decline in a row, and Prize in Economic Science last week, said yes- Later yesterday, CEA Chairman Murray was now at the lowest level in more than a year. terday that Reagan's simultaneous tax and Weidenbaum, issued a statment saying "there Unemployment climbed from 7.3 to 7.5 budget cuts will cancel each other out to "keep are increasing signs that the economy has en- percent last month. Jerry Jordan, a CEA mem- the corse of the economy pretty flat " tered what can be called a recession." ber and the administration's chief economic The Yale University economics prfessor, in- The signs, Weidenbaum said, include a drop forecaster, said last week that unemployment terviewed on NBC-TV's "Meet the Press" pro- in industrial productivity, rising unemployment could reach higher than 8 percent by early next See Reagan, page 5 New premier in Poland WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Premier Wo- have been affected by strikes, mostly because of food shortages. Solidarity locals nationwide NMiMtotNfMi jciech Jaruzelski, taking over the ruling Com- munist Party after the ouster of Stanislaw have threatened more protests. PASSING THE SCEPTER — Ruth Evans of Ocean, left, Ms. Senior Citizen of 1981, Kania, warned the Solidarity labor movement "The increased anxieties and bottlenecks in congratulates Elsa Gaikls, who was chosen last night from a field of nine as Ms. that the regime's "possibilities for retreat have production can only lead to complete chaos," Senior Citizen of 1982. Gaikis also won the talent segment of the pageant for her oil been exhausted." the statement asserted. "An immediate im- paintings. Evans also holds the state senior crown. The 200-member Central Committee that provement is possible only if there is fruitful elected Jaruzelski yesterday demanded the in- cooperation between the authorities and all rep- dependent trade union stop strikes, obey the law resentative bodies, above all the trade union and help restore the nation's shattered econo- movement." Asbury Park woman my. It also demanded renegotiation of worker The committee asked the Sejm to suspend rights won during last summer's strikes and the right to strike and called for resumption of threatened to impose martial law. the six-day workweek, rights won by Solidarity Kania, who after 14 chaotic months failed to since it was formed in August 1980. wins senior pageant contain Solidarity's bold challenge to the re- Polish media said the committee accepted gime, resigned during a stormy committee ses- Kama's resignation by a vote of 104-79 and sion. After being tapped to succeed him, elected Jaruzelski 180-4. It was not clear if the LONG BRANCH - Elsa Gaikis of Asbury Vitelli of Oakhurst; second runner-up was other members abstained or were absent. Park won the talent segment, and went on to V ilma Morton, here, a local favorite who was Jaruzelski said the committee would meet later' this week with the Sejm, Poland's Parliament, The change came hours after government become Ms. Monmouth County Senior Citizen selected by her fellow contestants at Ma. and Solidarity negotiators agreed to a price before a crowd of 100 at Long Branch Middle Congeniality. to make more policy changes. The 58-year-old Januelski, who is also de- freeze the union bad demanded while plans are School last night. Other contestants were Eva Dehnz of made to rebuild the economy. The union had " The native Latvian, who came to the Spring Lake Heights, Helen Engel of fense minister and a Soviet-trained army gener- al, became the first Polish leader to run the threatened to strike otherwise. United States in 1950, will go on to represent Wanamassa, Helen Fiori of Neptune, Ann Until recently, Jaruzelski. who became pre- the county this March in the state Ms. Senior Grice and Genevieve Taylor, both of Asbury military, the government and the Communist Party at the same time. mier last February, supported Kania's policies Citizen pageant in Atlantic City. Park, and Mildred Laken of Wanamassa. of negotiating with Solidarity, the only union in "I'm so excited, I don't know what to The nine contestants were judged on tal- "We haven't sought confrontation," Jaruzelski said in his acceptance speech. "We the Soviet bloc free of government control. But say," said Gaikis in a trembling voice, when ent — which ranged from juggling to poetry three weeks ago, Jaruzelski hardened his posi- she was crowned by last year's county and reading — as well as the answer to the have always avoided it. Today we are not striv- ing for it either, but one thing is certain: our tion, warning the 9.5 million-member union to state queen, Ruth Evans. "Thank you all question. "If you could spend 24 hours with moderate its demands. very much." anyone in history, who would it be, and possibilities for retreat have been exhausted." "The disorganized Polish economy is today No reason was given for the resignation of Gaikis won the talent portion of the con- why?" Kania, a 54-year-old moderate who took over in test for her paintings which she displayed on Gaikis said that she would like to spend on the brink of collapse," the committee said in a nationwide broadcast. "The blows dealt to September 1980. He had pledged to honor prom- the school's large stage. her time with U.S. Gen George S. Patton, ises toSolidarit y and appease the Soviet Union, because after World War II he told the Rus- industrial production directly affect all of us. "When I was a little kid, I couldn't read Let us end strikes." which complained Poland's liberalization went or write, so I painted," Gaikis said. sians to get back where they came from. too far and often hinted it would intervene. See Asbary, pageS Poland's supreme authorities, the commit- Selected as first runner-up was Rita tee said, "in the event of higher necessity Western diplomatic observers speculated should use their constitutional powers to protect Kania lost support because be made the party WOJCIECH JARUZELSKI the most vital interest of the state and nation," look weak by repeatedly relenting to Solidarity a reference to a possible martial law decree. demands. Lech Walesa, visiting France, said the govern- "Solidarity's leadership has unilaterally vio- "It seems ... that the committee was ment changes would not make him shorten his lated social agreements, usurping the role of a absolutely fed up that he wasn't doing what they trip. 300 brave weather In Washington. State Department spokes- superior force to dictate to the community, the wanted," said one Western diplomat who de- Sejm, the government, social organizations and clined to be identified. woman Susan Pittman said, "It's too soon for a institutions," the committee said. The Kremlin, which had sharply criticized full assessment." But she noted that like Kania, A government statement carried by the state Kania in the past, reported bis ouster without Jaruzelski has favored negotiated settlements in world hunger walk news agency PAP said nearly half the provinces comment. A spokesman for Solidarity leader with Solidarity. By ROB REINALDA dozen hunger organizations, said she hoped the efforts raised at least $25 per entry, or 17.500 LITTLE SILVER - Some 300 walkers, Jog- total. gers and bikers braved the blustery weather Dunikowski said there were no problems, yesterday as they participated in the Greater adding that she was pleased the rain held off Candidates stick to economics Red Bank Area segment of the national Chris- until after the walk was over. tian Rural Overseas Project walk to raise mon- She said some 50 church groups from sur- GLASSBORO (AP) - A noisy crowd chanted centering around South Jersey Issues. revised pollution controls. ey for the hungry. rounding areas were represented in the walk. and hooted support and derision as Republican A crowd of about 450 persons attended the Florio favors dedicating a part of the New Some of the participants, who ranged in age Participants were drawn from many town* Thomas H. Kean and Democrat James J. Florio debate at Glassboro State College, most of them Jersey gasoline tax to aid transportation from 6 to 60, completed the six-mile/10 kilo- and for many reasons. stuck totime-teste d economic issues during the apparently Florio backers. The South Jersey projects and eliminating taxes on money that is meter course in as little as 35 minutes, while Ken Carlson, 13, of Port Monmouth, ex- last of New Jersey's scheduled gubernatorial Chamber of Commerce and The Gloucester loaned to help businesses expand. others strolled through Red Bank, Fair Haven plained his efforts on behalf of the hungry. "I campaign debates. County Times sponsored the confrontation. Kean favors cutting corporate taxes and the felt sorry for them, and I wanted to help." and Little Silver for nearly three hours. The economic bottom line of both differed Both candidates favored expanded Camden state sales tax to spur industry and em- Sarah Dunikowski of Fair Haven, coordi- See 300, page S yesterday as It has since each won his party and Gloucester City port use, more highway ployment. nator of the walk which will benefit more than a primaries last June as they answered questions work in the area, expanded rail service and See Candidate!, page i The Inside Story

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Bay Call 842-8712. reservations 291-5722. ,Easti Special Guests. about $7,500 for the Christian Rural Overseas Project. Ave., Highlands. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, OCTOBER 19.19B1 TION America's oldest alliance celebrated YORKTOWN, Va. (AP) - President Re- and the United States pledging the three two more years, American independence was magnificent institutions of western civ- .By Tk< AiKcUled Pm agan and French President Francois Mitter- nations "in everlasting friendship to re- assured. ilization, constitutional government, the rule rand celebrated the oldest alliance in Ameri- main." In nearby Williamsburg last night, Mitter- of law, economic liberty and the right to can history today, commemorting the victory The final pageantry featured a grand pa- rand called on America to ally with France worship God." Hypnosis used against cancer at Yorktown that ended the Revolutionary rade of today's finest fighting forces and once again in pursuit of revolution. Featured yesterday were an ecumenical War on Oct. 19,1781. costumed copies of the 18th century troops worship service on the battlefield, a natural- STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Some healthy people can be The dramatic finale of the four-day who fought here. "There are so many suffering. There is ization ceremony for 139 new Americans, and hypnotized to produce greater numbers of specialized white Yorktown commemoration ended six years Reagan and Mitterrand were the keynote so much distress and anguish and violence on a parade of all the troops, real and pretend,- blood cells that manufacture disease-fighting antibodies, ac- of Bicentennial festivities that began in the speakers, continuing the two days of friend- this unfortunate planet that we must recover taking part in the celebration. cording to a new study. Massachusetts communities of Lexington ship renewal between their nations. the spirit of our youth," Mitterrand said, Lord Hailsham, the British lord chan- "The study is the first to test... whether the techniques of and Concord in 1975 and peaked on Independ- Next on the schedule was a colorful re- "the guilelessness, the courage, the gener- cellor, presented Reagan with a poem he had hypnosis can produce a biochemical reaction in the body's ence Day, 1976, the 200th birthday of the enactment of the ceremony in which Lord osity which inspired here some of the most written in honor of the occasion, saying that immune system, and the answer appears to be yes," said Dr. Declaration of Independence. Cornwallis surrendered a British army to noble actions of the mind and conscience of friendships and wisdom have risen from con- Howard R. Hall, assistant professor of psychology at 1'enn It was Yorktown in 17.81, however, that George Washington and effectively ended the men." flicts of the past. State University. fulfilled the promise of Philadelphia in 1776, American revolution. At a state dinner given for Mitterrand, "So rest, dear souls, in peace, remem- The biochemical reaction — an increase in the white blood and some 175,000 Americans came here to After Cornwallis lost 8,000 troops, a fourth Reagan also said it is the role of today's bered now," Lord Hailsham said to the fallen cells called lymphocytes — was most significant in people see the celebration end on a high note of fun of the redcoats in America and the cream of generation of Americans and Frenchmen to of Yorktown. "Be sure your labors were not under the age of SO who were highly receptive to hypnosis, he and prayerful remembrance. the British army, Great Britian decided to work together again "to protect something wrought in vain. After 200 years, three na- said. Britain, the enemy of 200 years ago, was give up the struggle to subdue its rebellious much bigger than ourselves — first the crea- tions vow in everlasting friendship to re- Hall was to announce the findings yesterday at the annual represented in the observance with France colonies. Although negotiations would take tion and now the preservation of the most main." meeting of the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypno- sis in Portland, Ore. His co-researchers were Dr. Santo Longo, director of pathology at J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital 6 in Huntingdon, and Richard H. Dixon, oncologist at Centre Community Hospital in State College. A lot of juggling' Hall said the study was an extension of the "mind over matter" research of Dr. Carl Simonton, a radiation on- cologist, and Dr. Stephanie Matthews-Simonton, a psy- chotherapist. They developed a "visualization-relaxation" predicted for budget procedure to augment traditional medical treatment for cancer patients. Their method calls for patients to relax and visualize their WASHINGTON (AP) - With the White year to hold the 1982 deficit to $43.1 billion. white blood cells attacking "weak" cancer cells as sharks House saying the next move is up to Con- But there has been increasing speculation attack meat. gress, Senate Majority Leader Howard H. that the deficit will exceed Reagan's goal. Baker Jr. is predicting "a lot of juggling" in And the president acknowledged yesterday President Reagan's latest budget plans. for the first time that the nation is in at least Two killed when tank overturns A growing possibility, sources said, is a mild recession, which could drain govern- more selective tax increases and fewer ment revenues. KILLEEN, Texas — Two National Guardsmen were killed budget cuts than Reagan has proposed. Sources said last week that the Senate and a third was injured when a tank they were operating Baker met yesterday at the White House leadership was leaning toward increasing slipped down an embankment and turned over during night with presidential counselor Edwin Meese III, revenues, perhaps by raising excise taxes on exercises at Fort Hood, a National Guard spokesman said chief of staff James A. Baker III and budget alcohol and tobacco, while making smaller yesterday. director David A. Stockman to discuss moun- spending cuts this year and postponing Maj. David Cottom said the Dallas-based 1st Battalion, ting opposition to Reagan's package. further reductions to 1983 and 1964. 112th Armor in the 49th Armored Division of the Texas Army Baker refused to reveal details of the One source, who asked not to be identi- National Guard was conducting training exercises Saturday session but was expected to have an an- fied, said it was "safe to assume that plan night when the accident occurred. nouncement today on how Senate Re- was a little firmer" after yesterday's White Cottom said the battalion was ordered in because of publicans intend to proceed. House meeting. possible thunderstorms and hail, but the tank could not be "There is going to be a lot of juggling," Senate Republicans said last week they reached by radio. the Tennessee Republican said yesterday, in National Guard officials identified the dead as 2nd Lt. probably will approve less than a third of the Reagan's call for $3 billion in new tax reven- $16 billion package the administration asked Charles Lee Herrington Jr., 27, and Pfc. Chester Paul Rob- ues and $13 billion in extra budget cuts for the erts, 24. to be enacted before Congress adjourns for fiscal year that started this month. the year. The driver, Spec. 4 Ruperto Garcia Jr, 34, was slightly Chief White House spokesman David injured and was treated and released at a base hospital. • Gergen, with Reagan in Williamsburg, Va., The GOP leaders said the Senate is un- MASSING OF THE TROOPS —This is battlefield scene and massing of troops for today's bicentennial celebration of the likely to act before next year on Reagan's at Yorktown, Va., where President Reagan and French President Francois French-American victory at Yorktown 200 call for $3 billion in increased tax revenues Mitterrand will view official end of Bicentennial celebration today. Airport terminal is evacuated years ago, said no final decisions oh GOP and $2.6 billion in cuts from government programs that pay benefits to individuals. In SEATTLE — Part of an airport terminal and at least one budget stragegy were reached yesterday. And deputy White House press secretary addition, they said, Reagan probably will get airliner were evacuated yesterday after two airport restau- no more than $5 billion of the $10.4 billion he rant workers breached security, a United Airlines spokesman Larry Speakes, also with the presidential Yorktown ceremony wants in additional 1982 budget cuts through said. party, added, "They (top White House of- ficials) are having continuing discussions a 12 percent, across-the-board reduction in . The incident occurred during the afternoon at Seattle- domestic programs. Tacoma International Airport, when "two unidentified peo- with (Senator) Baker and the leadership. We ple entered into the north terminal from the ramp area, ... are listening and suggesting that Congress Sources said last week that some senators closes Bicentennial . then disappeared into the crowd," said Joe Hopkins, a United come up with something if they disagree with have raised the possibility of drafting a bind- spokesman in Chicago. us. The ball's in their court." ing budget outline that would require the YORKTOWN, Va. (AP) - Americans between the two nations. The terminal was cleared and a search initiated, but Baker insisted the administration is not increased tax revenues during fiscal 1982. and Frenchmen marking the bicentennial The four-day Yorktown celebration, passengers were allowed to return about half an hour later wavering in its commitment to cut spending The actual tax bill, however, wouldn't be of Yorktown prayed together yesterday on which ends today, wraps up the United after authorities found out the two people were employees of by $100 billion over the next three years to brought up for a vote until sometime after the battlefield where George Washington States' six-year Bicenntennial observance. an airport restaurant, he said. balance the budget and to save $16 billion this next year. won independence for the fledgling co- . In honor of yesterday's viators and of 1781, Mass was said in French in an open Hopkins said he didn't know what they were doing on the lonies 200 years ago. Members of the choir wore hooped air service by the beach in sight of the ramp. guest fleet. About two hundred people were evacuated from the termi- skirts and swallow-tail coats. The colors nal, said a Port of Seattle airport supervisor. were bright and many; the hymns were During the prayer service yesterday, Greek elections swept stately and measured in the 18th century the Rev. Bill Leonard, professor from the style of their forefathers. Southern Baptist Seminary, said Yorktown Auto industry continues to slide The ecumenical religious service hon- should serve as an inspiration in the drive by Socialist movement ored the hundreds of men who fought here for world peace. DETROIT - The Big Three U.S. automakers will show in 1781, when Lord Cornwallis surrendered "People of faith must never stop third quarter losses of at least $800 million, with little ATHENS, Greece (AP) - Andreas a British army and ended the American dreaming of shalom, and working to make improvement likely in the fourth quarter, auto industry revolution, and the thousands under arms it a reality," Leonard said. "To say leu is analysts say. Papandreou and his left-leaning Panhellenic Socialist Movement swept the Greek elec- for their country today. to betray the people who died here." Wall Street analysts estimate General Motors Corp. will More than 5,000 soldiers, sailors, Also yesterday, 139 new Americans — be $200 million to $300 million in the red for the third quarter, tions on a platform calling for withdrawal from NATO, the closure of American bases' airmen and Marines paraded before the of German, Pakistani, Vietnamese, Kore- with losses of nearly $300 million predicted for Ford Motor service, some in sharp creases and gleam- an and Indian origin — took the oath of Co., and $100 million to $200 million for Chrysler Corp. and a referendum on continued membership in the European Common Market. . ing brass, some in battle green fatigues, citizenship beneath the towering bat- American Motors Corp., the only U.S. carmaker so far to some in continental colors or buckskins tlefield monument. report third-quarter results, said Friday it lost $16.8 million Premier George Rallis conceded (he de- feat of his conservative New Democracy and homespun. In another part of town, people who had from July to September — its sixth consecutive quarterly Twentieth century 105-millimeter how- witnessed the sesquicentennial here in 1931 loss. Party yesterday evening as returns from the day's balloting signaled a radical shift in the itzers fired a salute beside the ancient 24- held a reunion. The other automakers are expected to issue quarterly pound cannon of Washington's army. In a welcoming ceremony in Williams- statements within the next two weeks. Analysts noted, how- nation's pro-Western policy. With nearly two-thirds of the vote Over the field rumbled the salute of the burg Friday night, Vice President George ever, that a $600 million loss would be an improvement on the French frigate DeGrasse as France's pres- Bush told Mitterrand that the Yorktown $1.6 billion loss reported in the third quarter last year. counted, the charismatic Papandreou's Pan- hellenic Socialist Movement — Pasok — had ident, Francois Mitterrand, boarded the celebration marks a milestone in the long, 47.7 percent of the popular vote, more than ship at its berth on the York River. Anoth- friendly relationship between France and enough to control the 300-seat unicameral er 21 guns fired as President Reagan was the United States. — People- Parliament. saluted aboard. And Mitterrand responded with a call "We will build a socialist Greece," The DeGrasse, like a U.S. ship by the to harken back to those years which saw PHILADELPHIA Papandreou, a Harvard-educated economist, same name at anchor in the same river, is the birth of the United States and the (AP) — Eugene Orman- told reporters in a victory news conference at named for the French admiral who drove foundation of Franco-American friend- dy, the 82-year-old con- his home in suburban Athens. off a British fleet and allowed an allied ship. ductor laureate of the Papandreou, 62, is awaiting the formal army of American and French soldiers to "I come here to commemorate ... the Philadelphia Orchestra, mandate of President Constantine trap Comwalis at Yorktown. birth of a nation, the birth of A new way of is recovering from a Caramanlis to form a new four-year govern- Mitterrand and Reagan lunched aboard thought and a new and original form of blood clot in the lung and ment. He told reporters he could be ready to the warship and met later in nearby Wil- political construction and enterprise which is expected to be released swear in a Cabinet by this evening. liamsburg, colonial capital of Virginia, in are ours, which are yours and ours togeth- from a hospital within a "We are determined to carry out our a move to renew the ties of friendship er," Mitterrand said. week, doctors said yes- program. You have given us a strong overall terday. majority in Parliament so that we can un- Ormandy has been hesitatingly achieve our program," Papan- moved from a special dreou said in a nationally broadcast victory care unit to a private speech. New economic order room and remains free qf However, some analysts said security the fever that sent him to considerations might force the new govern- Pennsylvania Hospital on ment to re-evaluate its proposed withdrawal Friday, spokeswoman from the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance, and sought by Third World Delores Ziff said. money might play a role in heading off the The conductor is being possible shutdown of U.S. military bases. CANCUN, Mexico (AP) - Bangladesh is opportunities, they say, their economies will fed intravenously and He told the Greek electorate one thing and desperately poor and needs foreign food aid. expand and rich countries will benefit from given anti-coagulant Eugene Ormandy his foreign listeners another, said one ob- The Philippines is growing rapidly and seeks larger markets for their exports. drugs to combat the server, who suggested that based on Papan- larger export markets. Saudi Arabia is roll- President Reagan set the tone for the pulmonary embolism, sonal secretary, Dr. dreou's statements to foreigners the U.S. ing in oil money but wants to diversify its likely U.S. response to Third World demands Ms. Ziff said. Arthur Haycock, came installations might be saved if Washington economy. in a speech last week to the World Affairs "He's doing well" during an interview late comes up with better terms for more mili- Despite vastly different needs and stages CASTING VOTE — Andreas Papan- Council in Philadelphia. He said critics and visiting with his wife, last week with the Salt tary credits and modern equipment. of development, these and other Third World "flirt with fantasy" when they suggest the dreou, head of the Panhellenic Socialist Cretel. Ms Ziff said. Lake Deseret News. On the domestic front, Papandreou won countries are bringing a common program to international economic system is unfair. Movement, casts his vote in Athens. Ormandy last con- Kimball, spiritual support from women by promising complete the Cancun summit here this week: They He also reaffirmed his administration's ducted the orchestra Oct. leader of the 4.7 million- equality, and from the young by pledging want a new international economic order. belief that private Investment Is the key tool 9 at the Academy of Mu- member Church of Jesus sweeping social and economic reforms. He also called on all Greeks, whatever for developing the underdeveloped world. sic here. He had served Christ of Latter-day their political convictions, to unite behind Developing countries, represented as the The election, which will leave only three south in the so-called north-south dialogue, The developing nations hope to reach a as musical director for 44 Saints, underwent parties represented in Parliament, was pre- him and to work together to build a new breakthrough on global negotiations on trade years before stepping surgery Sept. 5 for re- nation. say the current structure of world economic dominantly a fight between Rallis' con- relations is unfair to them and in the long and money issues at the two-day summit down in April 1979. moval of blood and scar servative party, which had ruled the country Papandreou is the scion of a family opening here Thursday. tissue that had ac- steeped in Greek politics who fled a right- run, not even beneficial to the rich countries • •• for seven years, and Pasok. The third faction of the north. Mexican organizers of the conference say cumulated between his is the Moscow-line Communist Party of wing dictatorship in his homeland in 1938 to SALT LAKE CITY skull and brain. His re- the purpose of Cancun is not to negotiate the Greece. pursue his studies in the United States. After They say that because the richest nations complex disputes but to provide "political (AP) - "What's the pro- covery i has been slowed earning a doctorate in economics at Harvard, set the rules of the game, the poor are gram? When are we by respiratory problems Computer projections based on the in- impetus" for lower-level negotiations that he served in the U.S. Navy during World War condemned to export, their raw materials the poor nations hope will begin next year. going to get back to and internal bleeding. complete returns showed Pasok gained 173 cheaply and import increasingly expensive II and became an American citizen. After the Leaders from 22 nations are attending the work?" Kimball's likely sue seats to 111 seats for the New Democrats and war. he taught economics at Harvard, the finished products from the industrialized That was the question cessor, Ezra Taft 14 for the Communists. Splinter centrist states. summit, including Reagan and leaders of University of Minnesota and Northwestern seven other industrialized nations - Britain, from Spencer W. Kimball Benson, 82, also is hospi- parties and extreme rightist and leftist fac- University before becoming chairman of the They want to redress this imbalance with , the 86-year-old presi- talized, recovering from tions were pushed out of the Parliament Japan, West Germany, France, Canada, Swe- Economics Department at the University of a set of new rules that would include interna- den and Austria. dent of the Mormon hip surgery. altogether, according to the projections. California at Berkeley. tional agreements to protect commodity Church, who is recover- Both were listed in' The developing nations participating are In a telephone conversation with Rallis, He returned to Greece in the early 1960s prices, changes in the world monetary sys- Algeria, Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Guyana, ing from skull surgery. satisfactory condition Papandreou called on the conservative lead- and renounced his U.S. citizenship in 1964 . tem and new rules to govern the transfer of The comment to his per- Saturday. India, Ivory Coast, Mexico, Nigeria, Philip- er to work constructively in opposition "for when he ran for Parliament on his father's technology. pines, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania, Venezuela the good of the people and the country." old Center Party ticket. If developing countries are given better and Yugoslavia. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19,1981 The Daily Register 3 Dispute over protecting fishing rights Four cops rescue 12 from fire NEWARK - Four police offlcen of this city have been pits law changers against regulators honored for forming a chain atop a burning three-story building and rescuing 12 residents. By SKIP WOLLENBERG United States go to the International Com- fishing by foreign boats in American waters Officers Manuel Costa and Robert Iacobuccl were patrol- mission for the Conservation of Atlantic economically unattractive. ling Seventh Avenue early Saturday morning when they WASHINGTON (AP) - The dispute over Tunas for relief. The remedy obtained there spotted the burning building, which was occupied on the first how best to protect American fishing rights would be narrower than that produced by a Members of the New Jersey con- and third floors. in the western Atlantic pits those who favor a change in the law. The West Coast fishing gressional delegation each were given a change in the law against others who support industry would not be affected. baseball autographed by New York Yankee Two other patrolmen arrived and residents of the first more voluntary remedies. floor were ushered to safety. But flames and the lack of a fire He proposed two courses of action. One is second baseman Willie Randolph last week. escape to the third floor prevented the officers from waking 12 New Jersey has congressmen on each side for the commission's member nations to im- The baseballs were distributed at a break- residents there, said Police Director Hubert Williams, who of the issue. pose an absolute quota on tuna catches, re- fast which the Mental Health Association of cited the men for heroism. The outcome will be of interest to com- placing the current system under which each New Jersey held for the delegation. Randolph mercial fishermen on the East Coast and nation can decide its own limits. is honorary chairman of the group and had As the fire department arrived, Iacobuccl ran to the thousands of anglers who make an estimated building next door, where he was joined by Costa and Pa- He said the United States may also assert hoped to attend, but the breakfast came in trolmen Carmine Russo and Robert Russo, who are not 18,000 recreational fishing trips from New a "coastal state preference" without seek- the midst of the Yankees-Oakland playoff related. Jersey ports each year in search of tuna and ing approval from the commission. series. various species of blllfish. Iacobucci roused the sleeping residents and led them to a The coastal state preference, he said, Randolph personalized each inscription on Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., chairman of would enable U.S. fishermen to take all the the baseballs. The baseball for Sen. Bill window. One of the Russos stood on the window ledge of the the House Public Works and Transportation • burning building, another on the next-door building, and Costa bluefin tuna available for harvest in the 200- Bradley was signed to "Dollar Bill," a Committee, wants the law changed. mile zone; force foreign fishermen out of the nickname the senator acquired as a New -straddled the three-foot open space between the two struc- He has introduced legislation which would tures. zone; eliminate gear conflicts between for- York Knicks basketball player. Even though restrict foreign fishermen from fishing for eign and American boats; and reduce the Rep. William Hughes, D-N.J., is known to his Escorted to safety were five children and seven adult tuna within 200 miles of the United States. ' tenants, including a pregnant woman. depletion of billfish which are netted along friends as "Bill," Randolph couldn't pass up The fire destroyed the building and the cause was un- Tuna fishing had been excluded in a 1976 with tuna by foreign boats. the chance of inscribing his baseball to a ; determined, fire off Icals said. law from the type of catches which the Arnet Taylor, executive director of the fellow "Willie." United States may regulate within its 200- American Tuna Action Committee, based in mile fishery conservation zone. Massachusetts, has backed Howard's bill. Woman, 90, to lead Hunger Walk As a result, foreign fishermen dragging Taylor said Forsythe's approach "fails to James Wallwork, the New Jersey state lines stretching 60 to 80 miles behind their directly confront the real conservation prob- senator from Short Hills who ran un- NEWTON — Showers postponed a walk for hunger here boats moved into the western Atlantic in lems we have." He said it would take too long sucessfully earlier this year for the Re- J yesterday, but a 90-year-old woman was expected to return to search of tuna. Their gear often entangled to negotiate the regulatory change and the publican nomination for governor, may run . lead the marchers on the rain date. that of other fishermen and their catches result would depend on voluntary com- for the Senate seat currently held by Har- JAMES J. HOWARD rison A. Williams Jr. It will not be the first such walk for Ann Gilbert, of depleted the tuna population. pliance. jStillwater, Sussex County. The veteran hiker, who once Rep. Edwin Forsythe, R-N.J., a member Forsythe has also suggested a third plan. Wallwork notified the Federal Elections Newark lawyer; and Cyril R. Yannarelli of of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries He proposed that the National Marine Commission recently that he has formed a Paterson. • climbed Long's Peak in Colorado, has been one of the area's fund-raising committee for the 1982 race. ! biggest fund-raisers in the events. Committee, agreed that current U.S. policy Fisheries Service impose a fee on billfish, Williams, 61, embroiled in legal troubles ; And the Rev. William Cabell of the Balesville Congrega- has failed to protect the rights of American such as swordfish and marlin, which are Other Republicans who have formed com- as a result of the Abscam investigation, is not • tional Christian Church, one of the group of county churches fishermen and to conserve bluefin tuna caught incidental to tuna fishing. mittees are Jeffrey Bell of Trenton, the GOP expected to run again. ! sponsoring the event, said she has promised to return when stocks. Current practice requires foreigners to nominee for the Senate in 1978, and David Bell is ahead of the pack in fund-raising. the walk is held Nov. 1. But he said the legal change Is too broad. release billfish which are accidentally Norcross, the former state Republican chair- He reported collecting $257,077 in the first six ; He said Ms. Gilbert, who gave up driving a «ar several He said opposition from the West Coast tuna caught, but the fish are usually dead by the man from Moorestown. months of the year and had $80,123 on hand on . years ago, has established a large following. industry and members of Congress would time they are discovered. Democrats who have formed committees June 30. Rosen was the only other candidate | "She seems to get a lot of sponsors," said Cabell. "May- probably doom chances for Howard's bill. The fee, Forsythe said, would "constitute for the 1982 race are former Rep. Andrew with cash on hand as of June 30 — his • be it's because of her age, but I think it's more because of her As a result, he proposed last week that the a clear disincentive" and could make tuna Maguire of Ridgewood; Howard Rosen, a committee reported having $8,362. > personality. She's a very warm, vivacious person." He said Ms. Gilbert has raised an average of more than j $100 in donations In previous walkathons, including a 10-mile < walk for hunger two years ago. Arson is suspected I From the Nov. 1 walk, Cabell said he hoped around 100 ; participants would raise between $1,000 and $1,500, which will • be donated to CROP, a division of Church World Services, to • help fight world hunger. . I in Boardwalk blaze : Flxible buses due next month ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The second Otherwise, "the pier was a total loss," Boardwalk fire in less than a week destroyed Brenner said. NEWARK - The first of 271 Grumman Flxible buses are the Garden Pier at the foot of New Jersey It had been the site of concerts by bands , scheduled to arrive in New Jersey by Halloween as part of a Avenue yesterday afternoon, and authorities from the Naval Academy and Air Force '. $144 million, three-year program to upgrade the state's com- say it was deliberately set. Academy. ; muter buses. Battalion Chief John Brenner said the "It has been the scene in past years of a All 271 are expected to be delivered by late December and fast-moving fire, which destroyed a senior lot of nice music," he said. : on the streets shortly afterward, said George W. Heinle, citizens center and a building that housed an The blaze was the first general-alarm the •; general manager of Transport of New Jersey and Maplewood art gallery, said, "It's suspicious. We j Equipment Company, which are subsidiaries of NJ Transit, city has had since a warehouse burned in haven't determined the cause, but our arson June. • the state government's commuter transportation agency. people are investigating it." It was the first time in three years that ; Similar Flxibles in New York City and other cities de- Last Monday, a fire of suspicious origin Atlantic City stations were manned by fire- : veloped cracks in their steel frames. NJ Transit officials said destroyed the Million Dollar Pier. fighters from nearby communities — ; they had considered canceling the Gruman contract if the Brenner said, "We feel it's strange, in Absecon, Brigantine, Ventnor and Pleas- ; company had not improved the design of the buses. the aftermath of the other pier fire, that we antville. Inspectors hired by NJ Transit will inspect the buses at have another pier fire. ... It's some sick At the same time, Atlantic City fire- ', the Grumman plant in Ohio. The vehicles will be re-examined person." fighters had to battle another blaze — in a J once they arrive in New Jersey. The blaze, about five blocks northeast of vacant building at 135 So. Massachusetts Resorts International, the nearest casino, Ave., which Brenner also called arson. No : The weather was battled by about 80 firefighters. It was arrests have been made in connection with BURNING BOARDWALK — Firefighters wet down smoldering timbers on a section reported at 3:26 by an anonymous caller any of the three fires. of the Garden Pier and Boardwalk in Atlantic City yesterday. The three-alarm blaze II-IM-TV* using a 911 phone on the Boardwalk, and it In describing the Boardwalk fire, Brenner destroyed the Arts Center on the Garden Pier along with a section of the Boardwalk. was declared under control at 5:45. said, "Unlike the fire last week, today the One firefighter was treated at Atlantic wind was blowing inward from the ocean, City Medical Center for embers in his eyes. and there was a possiblity other buildings His name was not immediately available. could have been ignited by the embers blow- Drought Volunteer curators at the art gallery man- ing into the town. Your famrry win get more when aged to save their paintings and other art "Fortunately, because it's a wide-open you name a tax-wtae executor. objects by throwing them over the railing redevelopment area, no other buildings were onto the beach. ignited." fears Talk to a Central Jersey Bank Trust mount Officer about our estate settlement Survey finds Jersey By The Associated Press capabilitiesp . Fears of another drought NAIION/U WltTHII IIIVICI NO*» U I Dtoi ol C.--.... are mounting, and one large CENTRAL JERSEY BANK© central New Jersey water •HMMN'OC company, which escaped Jersey Shore rough on small firms X CONVENE NT QFFCCS MDOLESEX . MONMOUTH . OCEAN . UMON most of last year's crash con- servation programs, has Windy and cold with a chance of a few showers today. TRENTON (AP) - The state has re- ness Unity Council, which has 45 members. High mid 50s. Fair and cold tonight. Low mid to upper warned consumers to use wa- ceived a "D" grade for its treatment of Ten states received the grade of "A" in ter sparingly. 30s. Partly sunny tomorrow. High mid 50s Precipitation small businesses and some New Jersey of- the rating by the Boston-based publication, probability 40 percent today and near zero percent to- The Monmouth Con- ficials were not suprised by the rating that with Texas rated at the top.O f New Jersey's solidated Water Co. recently night. Winds west to northwest 20 to 30 mph with higher came after a national survey by an econom- neighbors, Delaware received an "F," gusts today. Ocean water temperatures are in the upper sent out its first notices ask- ics magazine. Pennsylvania a "C," and New York a "B." ing its 63,000 Monmouth 50s. The survey, which appeared in the maga- Marine Forecast Inc. Magazine studied tax burdens, labor, County customers to cut back capital resources, official commitment to zine's October issue, did not consider prox- 25 percent in their water con- small business, energy cost, and quality of imity to major markets or the quality of the Watch Hill, R.I. to Manasquan, N.J. sumption. life and used a computer model to compare transportation network. Michael Caponigro, vice Winds west to northwest 20 to 30 knots today and the states. westerly around 10 knots tonight. Weather mostly cloudy Lipman said 97 percent of the state's persident of the company, with showers today and fair tonight. Visibility over 5 New Jersey had the ninth highest ranking businesses are considered small companies, said his firm's two reservoirs miles except locally lower in showers. Average wave for capital resources, but the Garden State and four-fifths of the firms have fewer than were at 51.5 percent of capac- heights 4 to 8 feet. failed to finish among the top states hi any of 20 employees. But she added that small busi- ity last week, about 16 the other five categories. ness has little political power in New Jersey. percent lower than at the The Weather Elsewhere "I'm not surprised, " state Sen. Wynona "There are about five small business same time last year. M. Lipman, D-Newark. organizations in the state, but they can't "Some of our feeder HI La Prc Otlk She was also quoted in yesterday editions afford to send anyone to Trenton to lobby for Albany il X la clr Los Angalai 40 Clr streams are just trickles," he Albugua 47 39 Louisville 4« .37 clr of the Trenton Times as saying, "No one them," she said. "They don't find out about said. "We're down about sev- Amarlllo ai 40 Mamphli 32 2.34 clr new regulations until they have to comply Anchor aga M M coy Miami 77 Cdy pays any attention to small business, but en feet, and, for the first SHAMPOO, CUT Ainavllla V .23 clr Mllwaukaa 34 S3 cdv without them the economy in New Jersey with them." Atlanla Ja .02 clr Mplt-Sl.P 31 .02 cdv time, we can see grass grow- Atlantc Ctv S! .14 cdv Nailwllla 14 1.03 clr would collapse." Last month, state lawmakers voted to set ing and tree stumps. It will & BLOW DRY BalUmort 43 .43 clr Naw Orlaani 47 .10 clr Blrmlnohm Sa .13 clr Naw York cdv "Tax and energy-wise, this is a negative up the Office of Small Business Assistance, take an awful lot of rain to fill Blimarck 40 .01 cay Norfolk clr place to do business," said Douglas Woodson, the first government agency in the state that Bollt • clr Okla Cllv clr it up." Botlon 41 cdv Omaha clr vice president of the New Jersey Small Busi- addresses the needs of the small firms. ANNIVERSARY Brownlvll* 10 cdv Orlando clr Meanwhile, Timothy Buffalo SI .43 clr Phlladphla clr Weston, Pennsylvania's rep- Charliln SC U clr Phoanlx clr Charliln WV M .» cdv Pittsburgh .13 clr resentative on the Delaware Chavtnna 32 cdv Ptland. Ma .31 clr River Basin Commission, SPECIAL Chlcaoo 40 34 Cdv Ptland, Ora clr Cincinnati 45 32 clr Rapid Cltv cdv warned that a drought warn- Rano clr Fundamentalists set Clavtland 43 .1) Clr 44 .13 clr Richmond .11 Clr ing for the four states draw- MON.-TUES.-WED. Columbui o.i Ft win 94* clr Salt Laka clr clr ing water from that system is offer expire* Oct. 27,1981 DwiVaf cdv San Olago 9 clr Oal Molnti cdv San Fran imminent. Noappt.nM. •|J..lra.lor,grnlr Datrolt .34 clr Stattli cdv "One must conclude that Dululh .04 Cdv SI Loult clr to 'screen candidates El Palo clr St P-Tampa 4) the chances for an increas- FalrOanki cdv SI Sla Maria H 1.05 Cdv Harllord II cdv Spokana 33 Cdv TRENTON (AP) - The time has not yet hasn't been approached by the Moral Majori- ingly severe drought this win- CONIUMIM I | Halana rn Tuna 44 Clr JLHSSL. Carriage Mall 51 .41 Clr ty, says spokesman Fred Hillmann. ter are very high," Weston Honolulu .17 clr Walhlnoti come for the state chapter of the Moral AT 34 *" ... ., Pt 3( • 71 Houston » clr Wichita 54 43 clr Majority to maintain a high profile In New Shortly after President Reagan's victory said Indnaplll M 43 a cdv Temparaturas Indlcata high ACT,, |E| Wait Long Branch 870-2266 Jackmvlla I' M andlowforday tolp.m. EDT. Jersey politics, says the Rev. Harry Vickery. last year, the Rev. Jerry Falwell. the na- Dawes Thompson, a Juntau " 40 ••» cdv Prc—Praclollallon for 34 houri spokesman for the com- KontCllv 52 43 clr indlngBa m. (EDT) vaitardav. But Vickery, state chairman of the fun- tional leader of Moral Majority, stood on the Lai VwQMt ?t "' clr Ollk—Skv condition! outlook mission which serves New 21 Broad St. lor today. damentalist religious group, says it won't be steps of the Statehouse here and pledged to Ullla Rick aS 41 .14 Clr long before New Jersey feels its Influence. organize a chapter in every state. Jersey, New York, Pennsyl- I _ R»d Bank 747-7770 "We're still organizing," said Vickery, In an Interview with The Associated Press vania and Delaware, said Tides 53, a native of Springfield, Mo, who came last April, Vickery said, "... We've got to New York City's reservoirs Sandy Hook For Red Bank and here more than a year ago. make our impact on the general election in are currently at 117 million TODAY - High 1:26 Rumson bridge, add two Vickery, of Saddle River, said he wasn't November." gallons and probably will fall p.m. and low 8:06 p.m. hours; Sea Bright, deduct alarmed by a rebuff offered by Republican The group doesn't make political endorse- to around 110 million gallons TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, gubernatorial candidate Thomas H. Kean ments, but "screens" candidates, Vickery by Nov. 1. 2:08 a.m. and 2:29 p.m. deduct 15 minutes, High- The GOP candidate said he was "de- said. He said if the reservoirs and low 8:10 a.m. and lands bridge, add 40 lighted" that the Moral Majority hasn't been Vickery, 53, described New Jersey as dip to 110 million gallons, a »: 14 p.m. minutes. very successful In New Jersey. "one of the most liberal states in the coun- drought warning will go into Democratic candidate James J. Florlo try." effect. 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, OCTOBER ig, igei Charles H. Walker Stanley Clements, was actor Clements appeared op- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LOS ANGELES (AP) - OCEAN - Charles H. Surviving are his wife, Stanley Clements, who posite Bing Crosby in "Going Dr. Sudesh Daverssar, Walker, 81, 42 Skinner Drive, Anna Eckel Walker; a son, portrayed a tough street kid My Way." He also appeared Oakhurst, died yesterday at Ronald C. Walker of San Die- reformed by a determined in "Sweet Rosie O'Grady," Obituaries W. Long Branch doctor Monmouth Medical Center, go, Calif.; two daughters, young priest in "Going My "Salty O'Rourke," and Long Branch. -The Babe Ruth Story." mm,minim,iii i i mm i Mrs. Arline Nettleman of Way," has died after a long WEST LONG BRANCH - to that, he had been as- He was born in Newark Vincentown, and Mrs. Jean fight with emphysema. He As an adult, he played in Dr. Sudesh Kumar sociated with Monmouth and lived in Beltnar for 12 Polhemus of Spring Lake was 55. "Racing Luck." Daverssar, 45, of 18 Windsor Medical Center. years before moving here 33 Heights; a brother, Louis Known to audiences in the Clements is survived by Sister M. C. Lagemann, Drive, died yesterday at Mon- He is survived by his wife, years ago. Walker of Miami, Kla.; two 1940's as a punk teenager and "his wife and adopted son,who mouth Medical Center, Long Dr. Kanta Punj Daverssar; later as a villain, the movie came to the U.S. after he was Branch. two sons, Vipin and Nitin, Mr. Walker was a retired grandchildren and four great- teacher at St. Mary's baker for the Drake Baking grandchildren. tough guy died Friday at adopted. Funeral arrange- He was born in India and both at home; his mother, Pacoima Memorial Hospital. ments were pending. lived in this country for five Padma Vati Daverssar of In- Co., Long Island City, N.Y. MIDDLETOWN - Sister ' He was a member of the The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- M. Christine Lagemann, years, moving here one dia; two brothers, Subodh month ago. Daverssar of New York City Ocean Township Senior neral Home, Oakhurst, is in Correction O.S.F., 70, of St. Mary's Con- Citizens Club. charge of arrangements. vent, 538 Church St., New At the time of his death, and Suresh Daverssar of In- FREEHOLD - The county prosecutor's office has an- Monmouth, died yesterday at Dr. Daverssar was a physi- dia; and a sister, Uma Pal of nounced that it released an incorrect address on George O. Riverview Hospital, Red cian and surgeon at Riv-India. Frey 3rd, 2». Frey lives at Walling Avenue, Belnur. He does Bank. erview Hospital, Red Bank. The John E. Day Funeral Kathryn Haff not live in Red Bank, as was previously reported. He is He had been a staff member Home, Red Bank, is in charge She was born in Columbus, charged in an U-count indictment with two counts of ag- there for four months. Prior of arrangements. MIDDLETOWN - grandchildren, and four gravated sexual assault, two counts of attempted aggravated Ohio, and joined the Sisters of Kathryn Haff, 82, of 20 Lom- great-grandchildren. Saint Francis at Stella sexual assault, and one count each of burglary, attempted bardi Court, died yesterday robbery, aggravated assault, criminal coercion, criminal Niagara, NY., in 1930. She at Riverview Hospital, Red The John F. Pfleger Fu- spent her years of service as George Knott neral Home, New Monmouth, restraint, terroristic threats and kidnapping, in connection Bank. with an alleged rape in Wall July 12. a teacher, principal and or- HAZLET - George Knott, is in charge of arrangements. Keansburg. Mrs. Haff was bom in ganist in Ohio, West Virginia, 78, of 20 Pinewood Ave., West Surviving are his wife, Nebraska and in New Jersey. New York City and resided in Keansburg, died Saturday at Mrs. Ann Knott; three sons, Bayshore Community Hospi- Rosedale, N.Y., before mov- She served as principal of Raymond G. Knott of ing here 25 years ago. tal, Homdel. Lakewood, Colo., John St. Agnes Roman Catholic He was born in Newark, She was a communicant of School, Atlantic Highlands Leonhardt of Cliffwood St. Mary's Roman Catholic where he resided before mov- Beach, and Raymond from 1943 to 1949. She had ing here 42 years ago. Church, New Monmouth. Leonhardt of Sayreville; a been a teacher at St. Mary's Before his retirement, he Surviving are two daugh- School since 1967. was employed as a custodian daughter, Mrs. Virginia Zit- ters, Mrs. Kathleen T. Keat- niak of Piscataway; and ing, with whom she lived, and Surviving are a brother, Sister Christine Lageman by the Newark Board of Education. eight grandchildren. Mrs. Shiela A. O'Brien of Henry Lagemann of Colum- Centereach, N.Y.; seven bus; and a sister, Sister The John F. Pfleger Fu- He was the Senior Warden The John J. Ryan Home Ernestine, O.S.B. of Clyde, neral Home, New Monmouth, Emeritus of St. Mark's for Funerals, Keansburg, is Episcopal Church, in charge of arrangements. MUEl Mo. is in charge of arrangements. Mario M. Lucatori LONG BRANCH - Mario Robert McFarland Quinney M. Lucatori, 72, of Wall Dayan is buried LONG BRANCH - Rob- Dennis Morgan of Bayville, Street, died Saturday at Mon- ert McFarland Quinney, 82, a Charles Morgan, here, mouth Medical Center here. local resident, died Saturday Frederick Morgan of San Die- He was born in New York in Galilee village at the Monmouth Convales- go, Calif., and Edward City and lived in Brooklyn cent Center. Morgan of Lakewood; three before moving here four Prime Rib NAHALAL, Israel (AP) - unadorned funeral. His cof- Born in Chelsea, Mass., stepdaughters, Mrs. Caroline years ago. Moshe Dayan, Israel's sol- fin, draped in the blue-and- Mr. Quinney moved here Kennedy of Lakeside, Calif., He was a supervising re- EVERY dier-statesman who fought as white Star-of-David flag, lay from Neptune 39 years ago. Mrs. Gloria Clark of frigeration engineer for the hard for peace as he did for in state for two hours in the He retired in 1974 as an Lakeworth, Kla., and Mrs. Typhoon Corp., Long Island, WED. $695 victory on the battlefield, Nahalal cultural hall. examining engineer for Altex Alice Chestman, here; a for 40 years before bis retire- was buried yesterday in a Then six army generals Pipe Co., Red Bank. brother, William P. Holt of. ment five years ago. simple funeral at his boyhood lowered the plain timber box He was an Army veteran Brooklyn, N.Y., 42 grand- Mr. Lucatori was also an MONDAY NIOHT FOOTBALL village in the Galilee. into the grave as Dayan's of World War II. children and 22 great-grand- Army veteran of World War "LARailCHIN" sons Ehud and Assaf read Surviving are his wife, children. II. -H.rfMm.buff.t- Thousands of people lined Alice Morgan Quinney; six The Woolley Funeral the road as the cortege drove Kaddish, the Jewish prayer He is survived by his ALSO-SH THI WORLD ••RIBS for the dead, and a military stepsons, Harold Jr. and Jack Home is in charge of arrange- brother, Dr. Frank Luca of ••••••••••••••••••a to the little cemetery on a Morgan, both of Eatontown, ments. wooded hilltop overlooking a cantor sang benediction. Boca Raton, Fla.; and two Served 5 p.m. until closing freshly harvested field. A "God full of mercy, who nieces. throng of friends, relatives dwelleth in the high places, find a good resting place for Mrs. William A. Emmrich The Damiano Funeral 741-1621 and digqitaries pressed Home is in charge of arrange- v around the grave. Moshe, son of Shmuel, Dayan," the cantor sang. HOLMDEL - Edna Em- 24 years before her retire- ments. ] FairHavenRd.»FairHaven C The nation followed the fu- Dayan's daughter Yael, mrich, 78, of 21 Van Brackle ment in 1945. ' neral on a live Israel Radio 42, wept bitterly. Road, died yesterday at She is survived by her hus- broadcast. The press re- Bayshore Community Hospi- band, William A. Emmrich corded Dayan's death as the His widow, 55, kept her tal. Sr.; a son, William Emmrich, NEED A REASON TO ADVERTISE? READ THIS, THEN CALL US. 542-4000 passing of a legendary figure, composure until the last She was born in Newark here; a daughter, Mrs. Anna a modern-day incarnation of minutes. Then, picking a yel- and had lived here for more Flemer, here; and a sister, the ancient Israelite kings low flower from one of the than 25 years. Anita Schneider, here. and warriors. wreaths piled chest high on Mrs. Emmrich worked as The Holmdel Funeral Dayan led Israel's army Dayan's grave, she broke a clerk for the Public Service Home is in charge of arrange- through three wars as chief of down in tears and walked Co., Newark, for more than ments. staff and, later, defense min- away. iiter Then, as foreign min- ister, he helped negotiate Also, at the graveside was peace with Egypt. Dayan's first wife, Ruth, who he divorced in 1971. All of : The gaunt 66-year-old Dayan's three childrenr are by The Daily Register paid us a compliment. statesman with the world-fa- bis first marriage. Tel Aviv, achem Begin, who Dayan The Sunday Register (USPS-334-570) : where he died in the arms of served as foreign minister 650 NEWMAN SPRINGS RO . LINCBOf T N J 07 7M Published by The Red Bank Register TEL »420755 his wife, Rachel. until resigning in 1979 in a Established In 1878 bv John H. Cook and Henry Clav But it was his long- policy dispute, placed a Main Office standing wish to be buried at wreath on the grave in the One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 Nahalal, 50 miles northeast of name of his government. Branch Oflices 8/6 HI 35, MlddletOwn, N.J O774S The Daily Register Tel Aviv, where he grew up in President Yitzhak Navon and Monmoulh County Courthouse. Freehold, N.J 07728 279 Broadway, Long Branch. N.J. 07740 a farming commune and Defense Minister Ariel State House. Trenton. N.J. 0M2S One Register Plaza learned to handle a gun. Sharon joined Begin in com- Members of the Associated Press The Associated Press is entitled exclusive- Shrewsbury, N.J. Dayan had insisted on an forting the family. ly to the use of all the local news printed in the newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches. Member ol the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit Marie Handerhan Hoy Bureau of Circulation, the New Jersey Press Association I just wanted to advise you that we had a very successful Grand Second Class postage paid at Red Bank, N.J. 07701 and at Middletown, N.J. PERTH AMBOY - Marie she lived; and several other 07746. Published Sunday through Friday Mail subscriptions payable In advance. Opening the week of September 27,1981 to October 4,1981. Handerhan Hoy, of this place, nieces and nephews. Term D iv Sunday Daily and Oi", Only Sunday I consider the Register to have been a successful part of our died Saturday at the Perth The Flynn & Son Funeral One vear 15500 S»00 $7700 Home, here, is in charge of Home delivery bv C ler — Daily and Sunday $1,35 a weed. Sunday only 35 Amboy General Hospital. cents; Dally only 1.00. advertising campaign for the week. Our coupon response was in She was a lifelong city res- arrangements. Single copy at Counter — Daily 2i cents; Sunday 35 cents. ident. excess of 32 and I am very pleased with that number. Mrs. Hoy had worked for As our budget will allow, we will definitely utilize your paper 50 years in the management office of New Jersey Bell Tel- again. ephone in Perth Amboy and Keyport, before her retire- ment in 1966. During that Sincerely time, she was awarded the Frank A. Genovese New Jersey Bell Vail Award for Emergency Assistance, which is awarded to phone company employees who Mr. Genovese also sent us the following. We found it to be rather interesting. savse a life or lives by their Perhaps you will, too. telephone assistance. She was a member of the McCully Chapter of the Tele- phone Pioneers of America A BRIEF HISTORY here and had played semi- professional women's basket- ball for the Dotta Girls team/ The Country Market was opened on August 19, 1981, in the former here. site of the Lincroft Fruit Basket and Gourmet Shop. Our name Is our Mrs. Hoy was a communi- goal: to be a "marketplace" for food prepared in your kitchen or in cant of St. Mary's Roman ours, sold in a casual "country" atmosphere; to try and provide you with Catholic Church, here. the ingredients necessary to elevate the simplest meal or make that She is survived by a sister,' Mrs. Ann Blaney, of Ocean- special occasion easier to prepare for. port; a nephew, Raymond HEADS WILL TURN Handerhan, here, with whom when you walk by in one of The Country Market is owned by the Lucullus Group, Inc. (say Lew- your beautiful new Haband kull-lus), which was born on July 2828,, 1981 as a private corporation and was named in honor of Lucius Licinius Lucullus. Lucius, a retired Roman 202 Death Notice blouses. Our new fall line — General, was perhaps the most.outstanding of many other Romans who were full of sizzling stripes, pretty partaking of a discrete and charming meal at which the mind had as much HOY —Marl* (nee Handarhan), DO ' of Perth Amboy, on Oct. 17, 1961. FORGET to play as the appetite. The period of Roman history through which he Dear sljttr of Ann Blanev AIM sur- prints and classic solids — viving arc many nieces and our lived was at the height of the Roman Empire and the foodstuffs that were nephews, including Raymond and take your pick and pick a LADIES Lillian Handerhan, with whom she available were the finest from all over the known world. ' resided. Funeral Wed. 10 a.m. from SLACKS ' the Flvnn & Son Funeral Home, 424 bunch/ Only 6" each/ East Ave., Perth Amboy, with a 10:30 am Mass of Christian Burial 3 DAYS ONLY/ HURRY/ In his memory, as one of the greatest epicures, our corporate goal ' at St. Mary's R.C. Church, Perth ' Amboy. Interment will be In the is to seek out the highest quality foodstuffs and offer them to you church cemetery. Visitation Mon. , 7-9 p.m. and Tues. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. through the Country Market.

LAGEMANN — sister M. Christine, O.S.F., age 70, of St. Mary's Convent, New Monmouth, N.J , on Oct. IS, 19*1 Dear sister of ' Henry and Sitter Ernestine, O.S.B. MIDDLETOWN Mass of Christian Burial will be of- Channel Home Center fered at St. Mary's R. C. Church, New Monmoulh, on Wed at 10 a.m. Rt. 35 4 Harmony Rd. 671 -5472 Visiting at the John F. Pfleger Fu- ..neral Home, IIS Tlndall Road, New STORE HOURS: Mon.-Frl 10-9 pm; SM. 10-8 pm « Sun. 12-6 fm\ Frank and Rose Genovese Monmouth, on Tues. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Memorial donations are requested' for the Retired Sisters Development t Fund at Stella Niagara. N v. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19,1981 The D»il) Itcflirtcr S 300 brave weather to raise funds for world's hungry (continued) Church, Middletown, about "rich Americans feast on said. enjoyed themselves. It gave ron had a "friendly competi- man on foot for the day, run- area included a volleyball Carlson said that nil in- two weeks ago, in which he chicken, French fries and Ice Carlson's enthusiasm sup- them purpose; they helped tion with yet another biker, ning the course in a mere 45 marathon last year, and a terest began when he took and several other church cream. ported the opinion of Elaine others, and that makes them Mrs. Judi Ciaglia of Little minutes "just for the fun of cleanup of Sandy Hook two part In a "hunger retreat" at members were fed only rice "It put us In the starving Tupy of Fort Monmouth, who feel good about themselves." Silver. it." KaU, a member of the St. years ago, according to King of Kings Lutheran while they watched two people's places," Carlson said sue felt "the kids really Tupy offered her services to "We rode all summer to- Agnes School, Atlantic High- Dunikowski. She added that the cause, manning one of the gether," Mrs. LeBaron said. lands, track team, said he ran she hoped to continue to bold checkpoints along the route. Mrs. Ciaglia rode over the the whole way alone. the walks annually. six miles with her family — Participants elicited the Also donating his services Drew Slade, 12, of Red husband Dan, and. four chil- support of sponsors on a was Michael Fitzgerald, who Reagan says recession here Bank, was the first biker dren, Dina, 11, Ann, 9, Matt, pledge per mile basis; a performed with his band to back. 7, and Chris, 6, whose bicycle pledge of one dollar would kick off the event. Riverview (continued) Reagan's advisers, how- such as spending by govern- term interest rates that is translate into a $6 donation. Hospital donated first aid "I raced with another broke halfway through the gram, said Reagan's policies ever, oppose resorting t such ment to create jobs and expected as business activity trip, leaving him to ride the According to Dunikowski, supplies which, fortunately, will neither improve the na-' controls or stimulus meas- loosening credit by the the softens. lady towards the end," Slade sponsors were given the op- were not needed this year. said of bis -victory which rest of the way with Mrs. tjon's business economy or ures that past adminis- Federal Reserve Board will Jordan said it-is highly Ciaglia. Mrs. Ciaglia said tion of designating which or- Foodtown and Shop-Rile food reduce in inflation. trations have employed to only fuel a new rund of high probable that the decline In earned him only satisfaction. ganization! s) would benefit stores donated paper cups for "The fact that I'm helping to with a laugh that if it weren't "Basically, the budget combat the seven officially inflation, they contend. economic activity will con- for this problem, her family from their philanthropy. the water supplied and stored program and the monetary designated recessions that But with the prospect of tinue for the rest of the year. saves people's lives is the Among the organizations to by the National Guard of Red main thing." might have outraced Mrs. policy are at odds with each have occurred since World unemployment climbing in an But he predicted that the LeBaron. She addeed that she receive money from the walk Bank. other and that conflict is War II. election year to its highest economy will rebound onto a The "other lady" was and her family raised more are CARE, Catholic Relief Dee Dee Drewing, 13, of bound to make it difficult to Instead, they want to hold levels since late 1975, Con- fast-growth path sometime in Mrs. Jan LeBaron, wife of than $500 for world hunger. Services, Lutheran World Re- Humson, summed up the long get rid of inflation and have a to a tight-budget and tight- gress will be under pressure 1982. Fair Haven Councilman Wil- Mike KaU, 12, of Atlantic lief and Project HOPE. walk with a big smile, declar- vigorous economic recovery credit policy while counting to abandon the budget-cutting The government, he said, liam J. LeBaron. Mrs. LeBa- Highlands, was the fastest Past fundraisers in this ing, "My feet are tired." at the same time," he said. on the tax cuts to ignite an course Reagan has set. should do "nothing" during Tobin said he would have economic turnaround next Administration econo- the downturn, which the ad- preferred smaller tax cuts year that they claim will mists say they will try to dis- ministration hopes will bring and wage and price usher in a new era of strong suade Congress by suggesting high inflation, high interest Candidates stick to economics guidelines to help battle infla- growth with low inflation. that rising joblessness is the rates and high labor settle- tion. Traditional remedies, tradeoff for a drop in short- ments out of the economy. (continued) away $1 billion over the next someone from New Jersey One of the loudest outpour- The GOP candidate said four years will stop firms with the prominence of Vice ings against Kean came after making more use of South from going to Hong Kong or President George Bush" to he was asked what he would Jersey ports needs "greater some other place, they're head a commission to see do to assure elderly persons participation between the crazy," Florio countered, re- which air, water and waste do not lose their homes be- Man sentenced in shooting public and private sectors." ferring to estimates of regulations "are doing some cause of high property taxes. Kean's proposed tax cut. good and which aren't." Kean said he would make FREEHOLD - A former his conviction following a "Anything less than that Hill served more than two Florio advocated "a Florio said he would ex- Middletown resident was sen- June 1977 trial was over- recommendation, I don't con- years under the first sen- higher degree of regional co- "I don't think New Jersey it easier for groups to live in tend to Atlantic City the PAT- has conducted itself in a way private homes if they want tenced again by Superior turned on appeal. sider reasonable," Shebell tence, and that will be cred- operation" with "more gov- CO high-speed rail line that Court Judge Thomas F. Instead of going through said. "Certainly it is little ited to his new sentence, ernment consolidation and to drive business from the to. serves South Jersey com- state, but some changes Shebell Jr. for a fatal 1977 another trial, Hill entered a enough punishment." making him eligible for par- control over total resources." muters to Philadelphia. Florio accused the Re- shooting in Red Bank. guilty plea to a lesser sen- The reason for the sen- ole within three yean, Kiel might be needed," Florio publican of having the poten- Kean shot back, "Your Kean also told the crowd countered. Bennie Hill, 34, received tence, his attorney, Richard tence is "punishment," said. plan has no possibility of at Glassboro State College tial of inflicting "pain" an 18-20 year sentence Friday M. Kiel, said. Shebell said. working unless it's coupled that unworkable pollution Florio several times had through his policies and for second degree man- During sentencing, Kiel with my economic plan." rules are driving business to motion for the group to be through his backing of lower slaughter for the Nov. 28, asked his client be given a Youth charged Asbury "If anyone believes from the state. silent so Kean could answer federal aid to social pro- 1977, shooting of Harry sentence less than the 18-20 questions or make rebuttals. grams. "Windy" Jackson at the cor- Tom's proposal of giving He said he would "get year sentence because of the (continued) ner of Shrewsbury Avenue nature of Hill's crime. in break-in and West Bergen Place. Other contestants' choices "This situation was HOLMDEL - Police have included Liberace, Franklin It was Hill's second sen- forced on him," Kiel said of charged a youth with the and Eleanor Roosevelt, Pair charged in six burglaries tence for the shooting. His the shooting. breaking and entering of an Charlton Heston, John F. first sentence, for 20 to 30 The victim "went looking Exxon station located on Kennedy, Anwar Sadat and was taken. Redfern Road, Reynolds years, was wiped out when Route 35 here. EATONTOWN - - An of the burglaries being in- for my client, with a gun, Michelangelo. vestigated by the depart- The burglaries occurred at Drive, and Wyckoff Road, po- while he was Inebriated," According to police, the Oceanport man and borough Sam Cannito, master of youth have been charged in ment. residences on Stirrup Lane, lice said. Kiel said. youth was taken into custody ceremonies, said the pageant According to police, the Red Bank Kiel also asked for the by Middletown police Satur- connection with' six burgla- "was not created as a com- ries, police report. juvenile was subsequently ar- court's mercy so Hill can day morning, who noticed petition, but as an opportuni- rested and admitted partici- "make a new start for during a patrol that a window Police have charged John endodontist ty for the expression of feel- M. Vacca, 18, of 18 Emma pating in four burglaries, MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER himself" while "he is still of the station was broken. ings." while Vacca admitted to young." The station is located near Place, with two counts of bur- Mayor Henry R. Cioffi glary. He has been released being involved in two others. key speaker In his own behalf, Hill also the border of the two munici- said that he was sorry that FALL CIRCULAR palities. after posting $25,000 bail. Both Vacca and the youth asked for the court's sympa- the inclement weather per- also admitted to being in- thy. "I have a lot to look Middletown patrolmen The youth, whose name haps had kept more people was withheld, is charged with volved in additional burgla- SALE forward to — I look forward Michael Mehler and Adam from attending, adding that ries in Oceanport and West to more now then ever Finck turned the youth over four burglaries. "for every empty seat, Police said that Vacca Long Branch, police said. — NOW — before." to police here at approx- someone is missing a beau- According to olice, in the However, Shebell thought imately 4:10 a.m., police was picked up for "acting 777 SHREWSBURY ME.. SHREWSBURY tiful evening." suspicious" in a residential burglaries, which occurred the plea bargain for the 18-20 said. He appeared to have Cioffi added that he would here during the past few year sentence fair enough, he been acting alone, a police area. Police said they like to see the pageant con- searched Vacca and found weeks, more than $4,MX) in 747-5220 said spokesman said. Nothing was tinued for the next 100 years. cash, jewelry, and clothing reported missing from the coins that were taken in one Police seeking gas station. The gas station has been man in assault the site of four other break- ins in recent months, police RED BANK - Police are said. looking for a man who al- legedly assaulted a woman and attempted to sexually as- Fair Haven hit sault her. by power loss MIDDLETOWN VOTERS: The woman was walking along Harding Road around 9 FAIR HAVEN - Last p.m. Friday when a man night's rain storm felled grabbed her, dragged her into trees and caused several Dr. Herbert N. Guleatag a wooded area, and beat her, electrical fires on utility police said. poles in the western section CAN WE AFFORD TO RED BANK - Dr. Police described the as- of the borough, police said. Herbert N. Gutentag, an en- sailant as a black male, about The storn also cut elec- dodontist here, was recently 6 feet tall and of medium trical power to the area for the keynote speaker at the build, wearing a yellow several hours. "KEEP IT GOING"? Block Drug Company's Den- baseball-type hat. Police said the first elec- tal Products Division, na- trical fire occurred at 8:55 tional sales meeting in St. p.m. on a pole on Lincoln IN JUST 10 SHORT MONTHS THE REPUBLICANS HAVE: Louis, Mo. Masked bandit Avenue. The electrical out- He spoke on "The Role of hits gas station age occurred at 11:50 p.m. the Endodontist in Den- and affected an area from tistry." MANALAPAN - Police Hance Avenue to Lake Ave- aused a 22% tax increase Dr. Gutentag received his are looking for a man who nue. Police said it was caused bachelor of arts degree from robbed a gas station atten- by a wire being knocked down Rutgers Unlverflty, New dant at gunpoint while wear- at Maple and Third Avenues. D esisted good clean ratables Brunswick, and hir doctor of ing a witch's mask. Police noted that the fallen wire electrified a wire fence dental medicine degree in A man approached the at- xec com etent an 1966 from the University of tendant at the Shell station at on private property. A * P d experienced public servants Pennsylvania, School of Den- the corner of Taylor Mills By 1:30 a.m., police said, tal Medicine, Philadelphia. Road and Route 9 shortly af- most electrical service was $ He completed his special- ter midnight Friday and took restored. w 3 hortchanged the township by overlooking 4 million ty training in endodontics at $190 from him, police said. Minor power outages also the French and Polyclinic He then fled north on occurred in the eastern sec- Health Center and Medical Route 9 by foot, according to tion of Red Bank, along River in new tax assessments School in 1973 and has prac- police. Road and Manor Drive; in ticed in Red Bank ever since. Police said the man was a Rumson along Rohallion He is currently the record- white male, about 5 feet 6 Drive, and in parts of Howell 'W £ ubjected the judicial process of the township to , ing secretary of the Mon- inches tall, wearing a black and Freehold Township. mouth-Ocean County Dental coat, white sneakers, and a i No injuries were reported unwarranted controversy Society. mask of a witch's face. in any of those areas. ITS OBVIOUS. big news for smaller businesses We cannot afford to have a 5-0 Republican Township Committee. We cannot afford to keep it going. big space exposure PRESERVE THE 2-PARTY SYSTEM IN with a 10 Inch ad MIDDLETOWN BY VOTING DEMOCRATIC. "CHRISTMAS"GIFT GUIDE" ELECT HOLIDAY COUPON PAGE CHRIS BARBARA Attract Christmas business with a coupon oiler every Tuesday lor 6 weeks. Your 2x5 ad will be placed with others |olnlng this event and a large descriptive heading used to give big space exposure Call now lor more Information, extension 318. 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CALL 542-4000 TO RESERVE SPACE \ The Daily Register Egypt's leaders tied to scandal Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON • ' '"" •••••• The businessman was con- cy official. Bat my sources fronted by Clines, who began insist that the CIA desper- WASHINGTON - The sin- bragging about his connec- ately wants to know what sen- ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. ister figure of fugitive ex-CIA WASHINGTON President and Editor Publisher tions in the CIA and sitive operations Wilson agent Edwin Wilson lurks dis- elsewhere. The visitor was might reveal if he is brought turbingly in the background impressed by the presence of Herbert H Thorpe, Jr.. Assistant Editor; CharlesC. Triblehorn, Sunday Editor; Russell P. touch, SCENE • back to face the charges of a multimillion-dollar scan- armed guards and the Egyp- against him. As one source Night Editor; Jane Foderaro, City Editor; Doris Kulman, Editorial Page Editor dal involving the highest of- i ii i tian military attache, Gen. said enigmatically, the agen- ficials in Egypt today. Pat N. Ricci, Controller; Richard D McKean, Advertising Director; Kenneth L. Van Dalen, Abu Ghazala, who is now de- cy is most afraid he'll blow Circulation Director; Frank J Allocca. Production Manager I have uncovered evidence tu rnccl to Clines when fense minister. the whistle on "CIA involve- that establishes direct links Tenant's secret contract ap- a After Clines and the Egyp- ment in deaths in the Middle c MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1981 between the surreptitious peared to be in trouble; the tians got him to agree to a ANDERSON East which he is aware of — Pentagon considered the award of a lucrative arms phony subcontract in return and CIA activities in Egypt." shipment contract and the company totally unqualified for his silence, the com- and investigators believe the men who are now the deputy to handle the arms petitor was taken to a nearby notes were made at that SOMETHING FISHY: 'We could always outhaul 'em, Now we can prime minister and defense shipments. room, where more armed time. The two Egyptian of- Auditors for the General Ac- minister of Egypt. Another Salem needed an Ameri- guards ushered him into the ficials' names were mis- counting Office have detected outrun 'em, too' official deeply involved is the can with good Washington presence of the then-minister spelled but unmistakable. In a suspicious odor in the Army brother-in-law of Egypt's connections, and Clines filled of defense, Gen. Kamal one significant reference to Engineers' purchase of an new president, Hosni the bill. He was an old CIA Hassan All, now deputy Ali, the notes say "Defense Idaho trout hatchery for S3.4 Mubarak, who as vice presi- buddy of Wilson; the two prime minister. Minister often finishes up his million. The hatchery was dent learned of the backroom have been linked with com- official business in a few bought last March to replace Ali asked the businessman deal but did nothing to stop it. panies secretly owned by the days, and then takes time to trout killed off by dam con- if he was satisfied with the agency. At the time Salem clean up personal business at struction on the Lower Snake The company that was se- under-the-table deal. The came along looking for an (Egyptian American Trans River. But GAO investigators cretly given the exclusive American partner, Clines competitor assured him he contract to ship billions of port)." concluded that the Corps of was already running a com- was, though ultimately the Engineers paid more than dollars' worth of U.S. arms to pany with financial backing payoff was never consum- This astonishing notation Egypt was ci lied Tersam. It supports evidence I have al- three times the hatchery's from his friend Wilson. mated. true value. is ostensibly headed by an There is another mys- ready reported that links All Egyptian businessman According to the GAO, the The solution to Tenant's terious link between the high and Ghazala personaUyto the Army apparently accepted named Hussan Salem. difficulties was twofold. The Egyptian officials and secret arms shipment deal. the hatchery owner's figures But in a telephone in- company was reorganized Wilson, who jumped bail on into the Egyptian American It's not surprising that without checking them out. A terview with my associates charges of smuggling ex- Wilson would know these much larger hatchery nearby Indy Badhwar and Dale Van Transport Services Co., with plosives to Libya and is now Clines as a 49 percent owner. men. For yean, bis job in the sold recently for half what Atta, Salem acknowledged hiding out in Tripoli under the the government paid for the that an Abu Dhabi merchant, Then the firm's competitors CIA was to infiltrate interna- protection of desert dictator tional shipping associations Crystal Springs hatchery — Ali Shorafa, helped create for the juicy shipping con- Muammar Qaddafl. Both tract were to be bought off or and learn all he could about and the government is plan- Tersam. Shorafa happens to Ali's and Ghazala'a names ning to spend an additional be a Palestinian, and he con- forced out of the running. arms shiments. His contacts were found in notes con- $9.4 million to renovate the tinues to have a hidden in- fiscated from a former throughout the Middle East terest In the firm. The experience of the last were extensive, and he has facility so It can produce potential rival to Egyptian Wilson mercenary arrested steelhead trout Instead of for the attempted assassina- maintained them since leav- The tie to Wilson is American Transport ing the agency. rainbows. The GAO con- through a former CIA of- bordered on the tion last year of a dissident cluded that the Army Engi- ficial, Thomas Clines, who melodramatic. It took place Libyn student in Colorado. A final note on Wilson: neers could probably have put was deputy director of covert in September 1979 in a suite The suspect is known to The CIA denies my report more steelheads in Uw river operations before his retire- at the ritzy Madison Hotel in have talked with Wilson that the renegade spy met in at less cost by buying them ment in October 1978. Salem Washington. before the Colorado shooting, Rome last July with an agen- from commercial sources. Beefing up our first line of defense By JAMES J. KILPATRICK "" " "" '" "'"" dependents, can be described In addition, the act pro- only as deplorable. Top ser- vides an increase in flight pay WASHINGTON - The big geants and chief petty of- for officen with more than headlines have dealt with the CONSERVATIVE ficers have been deprived of six years' experience. New big ticket items for defense some of the authority they travel and lodging allowances - $60 billion for a hundred VIEW formerly exercised, with the will ease the burden of mili- MX missiles, $20 billion for a result that discipline has be- tary transfers. Increases are hundred B-i bombers. The come more difficult to main- provided for hazardous duty big headlines should have an- tain. In the Navy, long tours pay. Because of the ex- nounced a bigger story: Con- is profeundly discouraging is of sea duty have eroded mo- traordinarily difficult prob- gress approved a major pay the rate of re-enlistment af- rale. Navy wives lead lone- lem of retaining officers on raise for the grunts. ter first or second en- some lives. KILPATR1CK Airborne Warning and Con- listments. The Marine Corps trol System (AWACS) planes, The Uniformed Services retains only 10 percent of its But low pay is the princi- their monthly bonus would be Pay and Benefits Act of 1981, pal factor affecting the reten- perlence, now paid $1,203, almost tripled. Still other im- first-termers, and the Air will get $1,408. / as the measure is formally Force only 20 percent. tion rate of both non-coms provements will affect medi-

By ROB REINALUA establishing from the start his out-and- "psychiatric help" and "crabbineu Sgt. Michael Bucci as Schroeder ia coach and set designer. Choreography it out "blahness." Voight nevertheless survey" segments. stolid and appropriately consumed in his simple, yet suitable to a show of this Bartolameotti's Linus — the 5-year- FORT MONMOUTH - Schleppi of Theater holds his head high with the sort of blind piano, often playing straight to the ro- size. Music by Cheryl Pawelczyk on the world, take heart. old philosopher with the ever-present nobility that is as much of a Charlie mantically inclined Lucy. piano and Herb Freeman on drums is Brown trademark as his zigzag striped security blanket — '» sensitive, clever finely executed, even in a few challeng- vignettes and songs taken directly or The Fort Monmouth Theatre Group'i and so very, very warm. His eyes not sweater — which Voight also has. As Patty, Connie Voight is wonder- ing situations. Lighting is erratic. "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" adapted from Schulz. Hill strings them Brown the character is vaguely dim, but only roll at times, they also bounce and fully childlike, tipping and turning her together beautifully, and the acts fly by — with book, music and lyrics by Clark swoop. And as he says, "every once in a before you know it. Voight the actor is focused and saddle-shod feet on their many edges, Gesner — just goes to show you indeed while, I say the right thing." FOOTLIGHTS — Performances con- energetic, much to his credit. and is never at a loss for a quick, smug, can't keep a good man down. Particularly bright are the songs tinue Friday and Saturday with curtain As Snoopy, the world's favorite and sometimes mean remark for "Book Report," in which the charac- Superb with Voight's Charlie Brown, at 8 p.m., with a Sunday matinee at 2. To Director Gloria Hill and her talented beagle/World War I flying ace, Edward Charlie Brown or even Linus. ters find different means of describing as well as with little brother Linus get to Myer Hall, enter the fort's West cast have crafted the musical comedy, Elgart keeps children cackling at his the story of "Peter Rabbit," and "Lit- (Robert Bartolameotti), is Jacqueline Gate (Route 35); after checking in with based on the popular "Peanuts" comic "howls," while adults enjoy the drier She adds needed power and polish to tle' Known Facts," in which Lucy Robnelt as Lucy, the eternal fussbudget. Military Police, follow main road strip by Charles Schulz, into a light look irony he uses in bis confrontations with the company musical numbers, and can teaches brother Linus ... all the wrong Robnelt is crabby, self-centered, often through base for about one-quarter at the humble, the crabby, the brilliant Charlie Brown and the other children. pby straight lines or time comic de- information. cruel, but at times vulnerable; Charles mile. Myer Hall is large building on left. but insecure — and even the fuzzy- What he lacks in polished grace during livery with equal ease. Fort newcomer 2nd Lt. Tom Volght Schulz may have had Robnelt in mind faced. his musical numbers, he makes up in Coffee, punch and cookies are served is wonderful in the title role, his slack when he first sketched Lucille Van Pelt. energy and enjoyment of his stage busi- Connie also assumes the chores of The two-act show is a series of jaw, glazed eyes and slouched shoulders She is particularly effective in the choregrapher, musical director/vocal at intermission.

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SlanatyEfclo • ENTERTAINMENT ••'% "PillonerOI TONIGHT (CLOSED CAPTIONED) HUNDERTWASSER'S PHILADELPHU WSimtnm^M BARNEY MILLER Zwida" 1937 Ronald Colman if LAVERNLAVEF E AND SHIR a RO8ADELEJOS RAINY DAY Aaalrla'a moat LAVERNE AND SHIR J Madeline Carroll. A king la EY AND COMPANY ©ALL IN THE FAMILY caMxeted atliat. Frtadane- kidnappad before ha> corona- Y AND COMPANY NIGHTLY BUSINESS BSNEWJERSEYNIOHTLV reich Hundertwaaeer, a call tion and hla dlaiant ooualn, a REPORTER 41 NEWS figure, hermetic environmen double, la parauadadto lake rue LASOMBRA T ISHANANAOu.it Chubfcy WALL STREET tellet and proponent of eodroota place unlil tha king la reecued INCREDIBLE HULK 8K°" Chacfcar. REVIEW andhumueloUete.letheaubiecl and ratumad. (2 hra., 2 mine ) GRAND OPENING ANIMAL WORLD • EL HOGAR OUE VO HBO WORLD SERIES Ol thai Oecar nominated • MOVIE UNCLE FLOYD dooymantary. ROBE SCOUTING REPORT FOR -(ADVENTURE-DRAMA) Chinese Restaurant 0:30 NSC NEW* 9 VIERNES SOCIAL 1981 In-depth analyala ol • HOOAN'S HEROES Route #36, Highlands ABC NEWS • 8ANFORDANDSON champlonahlp Major Laagaa • COMPUTER WORLD baaaball taama who will do Specializing in Cantonese, Szechuan & • GARDEN STATE • 24HORAS ATLANTIC HtfiHUNDS 9 lULLSEYE. batllamthalM! World S.M.. TONIGHT • BOB NEWHART ONEMA2910U8 Mandarin dishes. SPECIAL FREE Beer & NEW JERSEY Hoala: Barry Tompklna and Tim SHOW * YOU BE ON TAR8ET Wine with Dinner' NEWSWATCH McCarvar VROMJUMPSTREET AU SEATS II 50 WITH JIN LAWE 7:57 m N.J. LOTTERY PICK-IT a FR( LUNCH and DINNER 7:30 • 2ONTHETOWN ' >ap«l and Splrfluale • EVENINO MAGAZINE DRAWING (LIVE) 10:55 • NEWSCENE Take-Out Order* 872-1177 'Today'aScartatO'Hara' 1100 I •••NEWS MATCH QAME EVENINQ'a Paula Hookar 2 MAN ON MSEICAPT. I M.A.S.H. Open 7 Days 11:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. CBS NEWS vlalted Phyllis Oaocga Brown In I • BENNY HILL BARNEY MILLER • LEWIS ONWARTATHI harpraaant-day Tara.Sha found I IOW NEWJER8EYNIOHTLY COMTiriFJiTAL out that iMa Flrat Lady'a Ufa la a PRIVATE BENJAMIN I JEFFERSONS sNEWS DMOE lot of oonacloua ha rd work, h ard I DICK CAVETT SHOW _ JEFFERSONS playing, and hard motharlng. I PEOPLE'S COURT CONTINENTAL (CLOSED CAPTIONED) 8:00 WWIVATEBENJAMIN BB 7:80-9:30 'Dancing In tha AkatS.OOOFaat' I ELMFORMADOR • HAPPY DAY8 AGAIN Judy Banjamln goaa guanlng LEARN TO DANCE EVENINQI Laaia Qlbbona I SATURDAYNIOHT.to.l DIVIDE (R) • SIN. NATIONAL with aoma 'downhoma' Reoquel Welch Ouaela maataaomaofrhabaat'ralatlva payohology to halp Captain 7:30 * 9:30 Evary Eva. For a ahort tlma wa ara accapt- 5 1 PDoaba Snow, John 8 Kimpari m tha nation at tha U.8 2:00 Sat..« Sun. Mat. Ing ntw anrollmanta •TGmA Lawla and tha aqaad win a Paraotwtlng ChampMwahlp m SabutuM. SUMCRl covatad ahootmg match. GARDEN STATE CON •_ NENEWPORW T JAZZ AT • iGRE GREEI N ACRES Oellae • • LITTLE HOUSE ON SARATOGA OUR FALL RATES HBO THE SECRET OF THE PRAIRIE Crowdad • B FAMILY FEUD 11:15 •REPORTERS ARTHUR BOVNE CASTLE, PART I condltlona.addadaiipanaaa • MILLER TIME FOR 11:30 • CBS LATE MOVIE 7:20 * 9:20 Evary Eva. Otann Corbatt and Kurt Ruaeell and a chiKimi mlataka laad tha SPORTS Tha World Sarlaa Oulnoy, M.C.: 'Diplomatic 2:00 Sat. ft Sun. Mat. atar In thia family apsclal that ing • i ••* nawly adopt ad aon. c •»••>»• 12 LESSONS Paal and Praaant Immunity' A Latin Amarlcan talk of tha advanlaraa of an Jamaa.todaeidarhallharaian-t • YOU ASKED FOR IT dictator arrlvaa In lha US AMBOY EMHTPLEX I Amarioan acluottoy in Iraland room anough lor him In tha amalt Maaltlma with an African aaaklra madical traatmanl and CINEMAS wrutvuu 171 MOO «•». along wttti hla Mah frtaw). houaa (60 rMna.) (Cloaad CIRCLE CINEMAS amoTowi $39.00 Sarpanl; Family Owna Baltla facaa an aaaaaain who haa bacomaa Involved In an Flaal. Maxlco'a Am..Ing Kid Capllonad; U.S.A.) 4»S077 Inllltratad tha hoapital alalt COMMUNITY UTONTOWN trathmore I win iimiiad tlma 'adultsonly • PM MAGAZINE (Rapaat) Harry O:'Tha eH4M0 HIGHWAY M - MATAWAN • SI THAT'S INCREDI- Admlral'a Lady' Harry raoaa FREEHOLD QUAD "HOMO BLE Tha nvraculoue midair agalnat lha dock to thwart a THE MOVIES lONO. BRANCH raacua ot a woman trappad m a 170-2700 enjoy a lifetime of fun daraagjadkMaiaiaking the wrfe THE MOVIES AT amall plana attar lha auddan of a talked admiral (Rapaat) MIDOLETOWN e7i ion and good dancing. SERVING daath of har ptlot-huaband, a • • THE TONIGHT STfUITHaeoBT E MI.«» LUNCH• ramarkabla daaionatralioii of a SHOW 'Tha Beat Of Careon mum DINNER ftra rvtardant that aHowa wood Oueete Tony Randall. Buddy FOR towtthatandfiamaalnaxcaaaof Rich. Kelly Monleilh (Rapaat. CALL 48 YEARS 1.300 daflraaa. and a vial* with a 80 mew) couplathat «n handad tt ••KOJAK CINEMA 34 million with amazing raaurta ara • MAUDE Route 34. Aberdeen 741-5858 tonight'afaatwadalamanta. TAVERN 583-3600 or 583-3601 MOmina.) 0 OUINCV, M.E. after 7 p.m S3 LEONARD BERNSTEIN 'Diplomatic Immunity' A Latin Limited Time lor Enrollment = RESTAURANT Amarlcan dictator arrlvaa in tha CONDUCTS Open Monday Through Friday I U.S. aaakWg madical traatmant if MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• 10 a.m.'to 10 p.m. FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS and faoaa an aaaaaain who haa I "Kotch" 1971 Waltar infiltrated tha hoapHal ataff Saturday by appointment MONDAY & TUESDAY Matthau. Datoatah Wmlara. An (Repeat) aldarty man r ahjaa a t o ba pvt out "STRANGE CHICKIN PARMIQIANA to putura by hit children (2 11 SAT. NNHTI torts 12 Broad Street ML) Red Bank, N.J. SERVED WITH SALAD S/150 • GREAT PERFOR- • Itotorl KM* A AMal BEHAVIOR" i SPAGHETTI, BREAD * BUTTER *C|«v MANCESLaClanwniadlTrlo' A*r. Thla production of Motart'a 3rd Floor Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank I SATURDAY NIGHTHo.t 7:30 ft 9:30 [R) 'opara aarla' waa tllmad on IK** •I Herberts! 747-1S86 location In Italy, and faamraa _ MASTERPIECE Itiraa Amarlcan alngara, Carol ar: Ample Off Street Parking THEATRE: DUCHESS OF Nablalt. Catharlna Malfltano DUKE STREET and Tatiana Troyanoa. (2 hra.. aorniu.) 11:45 •• NEWS • MOVIE -(COMEDY) • V, AMPLE mt rimm "Parl-TlmaWlfa" 1M1 Anton Rodgora, Nyraa Dawr HOME MADE POPCOM A DAILY REGISTER SPECIAL SECTION • PETER COOK tTAK Porter A loyal young, wlfa ii LAME SEAT1N6 CAPACITY IN THE TWO OF US willing to do almoal anything ti halp har hueband out, but iomi ______——_——-—_— »••. achamaa oan gat awfull) • • + • ^k^^* • • • • 8:30 • • THE TWO OF US involved (PaidSubacrlptlor Ordarad by Nan to look attaf har Talaviakm)(2hri) agant'a dog, tha normally 12:00 •MOVIE-(ROM•MOVIE-(ROMANCE)) * unflappabla Brantwood rabala * "Plac* For Lovara" IBS* and ataahaa tha paaky pooch In Faye Dunaway, Marcallc a garbaga can forgattlng that Maatrolannl. A lova affair at ar PRINCE OF -'•Mraah pickup da». Aipme cheiei la ahattarad, aflar • MERV GRIFFIN lhtha woman didiacovea r • aha haa I tarminaldnaaIH.HMJ 2 "VALLEY OF THE Q NIGHT' GALLERY 12:15 am ABC NEWS NIGHT • DOLLS" ALL NEW TV MS 8a ABC THE CITY UNE Anchored by Tad what are the Issues? FinST UNTOLD STORY ^ Koppal. » 12:30 fjf HAWAII FIVe-0 • TOMORROW COAST- 9:OO • CD JACQUELINE SU- AMBOY EIQHTPLEX LOEWS HARMON THE MOVIES TO-COAST Queal Billy R who are the candidates? SANN'S VALLEY OF THE CINEMAS 72i MOO COVE QUAD E0 BANK '47 0333| DOLLS 1981 Tha romantic Squlef (gomine) SECAUCUS 866 1000 SEAVIEW drama'daala with tha inaacurl- • HOOAN'S HEROES CIRCLE CINEMAS THE MOVIES SQUARE 81 • SOLID GOLD Hoata: Andy BOCKIOWN ASBURY PARK There are many issues at stake in the upcoming elections, tlaa, caraar auccaaaaa and ATMIDDLETOWN rollar coaaiar lova affalra of Qlbb. Marilyn McCoo. ISIS07I 671 1020 77T>M1O both on the local and state level. These issues vitally thraa vary dlffarant young • 700 CLUB affect all of us and it is our duty to know as much as woman ambroilad In tha •MOVIE-(WESTERN)"* antartalnmantlnduatry. Thalr " Yallow Sky" 194* Gregory possible about them and the candidates. frlandahlp aurvlvaa good tlmaa Pack, Anna Baxtar. Oullawa and tragic happanlnga aa thalr manaca aa old proapactor and HAZUTT llvaaconvarga, aaparata. and hie daughter In an Arizona ghoat Who are the candidates? What do they stand for? What maat again. Stara: Catharlna town. (2 hra.) Hlcka, Varonlca Hamal. David HBO MOVIE -(MYSTERY) are their backgrounds? These and other questions will be Blrnay. (Pt. I of a two-part Chinatown" 1974 theatres answered in the Register's "Election Day '81." Be sure to praaantatlon; 2 hra.) Jack NIchoteon.FayeDuna way. A lough prtvata eye a apaclalty ALL THE MARBLES In dlvorca caaaa Involvae him get your copy. You'll know the candidates better so that 4 111 Tim On TV! Mori advertising with adultaroaa huabande and SUW?< 8. IQUOH 'HUBS I 30.' you can be aided in your vote selection. • AMITICM Ondltl/Roi wiva•a.(2hra.a (2hra. ISmlnaismma) PRINCE OF THE CITY 12:45 • I MOVIE-(ADVENTUREMOVIE-{ADVENT ) space HowiriVCW, Wllllim^ TREAT WILIIAMB ;n| •• "DaadManOnThaRun"DaadM»nOnTh«Run"" SUN2 5 15 BXIMOW THURS 1.6O0 197S Peter Qrevee. Parnall Robarta. Naw head ol an allta reservations Wa MONDAY NIGHT AT ARTHUR aquad of Federel Invaatigatora • UNI LII • OUOLEV MOORE ffjj find out In THE MOVIES Mot. Amarlcan THE MOVES la convlncad that hlapradacaa- SON 2 1.6.8.10 MOW THURS 2, 8. 10 Qrallltl' lillSim Ron AT now being Howard. Paul La Mat Tha llnkad to tha aaaaaalnatlon of a MIDDLETOWNl RICH AND FAMOUS taqualfoNowathacharactaraln JHCOUILIMI aiSSIT • CANOICI ailtCEN IB the Dally Register on Praaidantlal aapkanl (2 hra.) tha dlvargant patha lhay hava ROUTE 35 SUN 1-3 15 5 30 716.9 50 MOW TMUHS I IS, 7 15.9 30 accepted • MOVIE-(WESTERN) choaan alnca tha night of thalr at Palmei Ava. high ichool graduation (2 671-1020 RAIDERS of th« LOST ARK M»BBIIO»(O»O IB 542-4000 Monday, November 2nd SUN 1.15, 3!0. 5 JO, HO 8MM0W TUJHS 130.7 30.8.45 • • MONDAY NIGHT Radio Stations i FOOTBALL ABC Sporta will CALIGULA sutlan AMTYPI FMTYM ext.318 provida llva covaraga of tha MALCOLM MCDOWELL # PfTcttfToon [a] WADB «S9 BM gama batwaan tha Chicago WFPG 9»» BM SUM-1M. 3'30.530 7 30 9 30 MOM IHUBS ?.73O.«3O Baara at tha Datroit Llona. WHLW 1170 c WHIG Mil) BM TATTOO loaad-Captlonad) WIIN u» aI MOVIE-(SUSPENSE) WJLK IJ10 C/T C T IRUCI GiBN.MAUOE »0AM» The Register Night Digger" i«7i WJRZ C ill* 145 345 545 7 15 845 MOH IHUBS 110. 7 WOBM ri.i MOR Patricia Naal, Pamala Brown. WWUrwwU — — 107.1 C CONTINENTAL DIVIDE With lha unaxpactad arrival of a Mon SUtloni olltr a schedule ol HAZLET JOHN If IUSHI • ILAIH IF)OWN (gj) young handyman, tha aad n*ws and public affairs programming In MuTTTs J 15 h ii. l i'.'a ijjWN Jrms-7:15.ft15~ CIMEMAS DAILY *~* SUNDAY ralatlonahlpbatwaantwo addilion to their regular format. All tor. country woman Improvaa. until mat descriptions are as shown In Broad- ROUTE 35 SUPERMAN II casting Yearbook 1976. lhay dlacovar what ha doaa on 739-9697 GEM HACMUN t CHRISlor-MB REIVE BM— Beautiful Music SR —Soft Rock bUH ? 4M.6W 8 10 MOW THURS 7 » 10 otfhoura. (2 hra.) C— Contemporary T— Talk THI MST PART OP IVIRY DAY • UQIASANDOVAL MOR— Middled Road 8 The Dairy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19,1981 In pursuit of American words NOTICE By MARIANNE McGOWAN tionary, and Guralnik said the Webster name Veterans, Ex-Servicemen has become a generic term. CLEVELAND (AP) - When it comes to In addition to overseeing the entire New chosing words, David B. Guralnik has about a World line, which includes paperback and A Private Veterans Mamorial Garden In which Vatarana may obtain burial million at his fingertips — literally. high school dictionaries, Guralnik, 61, is a property In advance of need 41 Mo Charg* la now available only 39 minutaa New words and old words, from profound vice president of Simon & Schuster, publisher from tha city to profane. of the volume for the last year and a half. The They're written on slips of paper and operation, begun as a book-binding firm in a If you served at any time in any of tha branches of tha service, you are eligible stored in rows and rows of small file drawers Cleveland loft in 1906, has had several corpo- to racaiva a daad lor a specific location, at no charga for tha property. Thara la outside his office with notes about where and rate owners over the years. a amall ona-Uma parmanant cara charge of SSO. Thereafter, thara la no charga how they're used. The grey-bearded editor, who has a mas- lor rataading. maintenance, cara. taxes, or assessments—avar. Guralnik is a lexicographer. From a ter's degree in English, is at work on the Arrangements for other family members can be mada in adjacent plots spacious, horseshoe-shaped desk looking out Third College Edition, expected to be out by However, this Is optional and not a requirement of condition of tha free grave over one of Cleveland's busiests corners, he 1987. About 12 million copies have been sold edits "Webster's New World Dictionary of of the First College Edition, printed in 1953, the American Language." and the Second College Edition of 1970. The private Veterans garden ia located In beautifully landscaped Foreat Lawn The unadorned blue book is one of the four The dictionary is completely overhauled Memorial Park-and la not affiliated with national cemeteriea. top dictionaries in the country and the one every 12 to 20 years, with updating* every used as first reference by such august publi- two years, Guralnik said. It never gets big- This offer la being made to build a heritage of Veteran lot owner* particularly cations as The New York Times and The Wall ger, so sometimes entries are deleted or since the national cemeteriea In Brooklyn. Pinelawn L.I.. New Jersey, and Street Journal. definitions are rewritten to make, room for Philadelphia are all closed There are no national cemeteriea in the Bronx, "I supervise an editorial staff that new words. Queena, Manhattan, Staten Island. Weatchaater. and Rockland counties. Tha monitors the language and reports on it," New words are entered when they are cloaait available national cemetery la inCalvarton. Long island, which Ia a 150 Guralnik said. "Our emphasis is on the Eng- mile round trip from tha city And apace there cannot be reserved In advance. lish language as spoken in America, and for cited in enough places that Guralnik and his staff consider them to have become part of that reason, we chose to call it the dictionary NOTE: A WORD OF CAUTION of the American language." the language. He and 10 assistants and volun- The dictionary is the only one of the top teer citators all over the country monitor Spec* In the Foreat Lawn Veterans Memorial Garden it limited and ia available four to call the language American. "It does words and usage by reading scores of popular now on a drat come first aerved basis The Veteran garden ia eaay to reach in for the American language what the 'Oxford magazines, scholarly journals, and other ma- only 30 minutaa from Brooklyn, 10 minutes from Staten island. 45 minute* English Dictionary' does for the language as terial, and even by watching late-night TV from the Bronx, and 35 minutes from Manhattan. For full Information about a whole," he said. talk shows. title offer and your other Veteran benefits, mail the coupon below. But it's not the only one to use the name Although an admitted lover of words, Webster. Guralnik takes a scientific approach to lan- The G. and C. Merriam Co. of Springfield, guage, trying to keep his feelings out of the ITo:W i Memorial Qertfen, P.O. Box 136, taeNn, New Jereey 0M3O Mass., bought the Webster dictionary from way. Please send me. without obligation, complete Information about my free Noah Webster's heirs more than a century "We're going through one of the most apace In the Veterans Memorial Garden. productive periods in the history of the lan- ago and uses the name for its Merriam- Name — Telephone., Webster dictionaries. guage," Guralnik said. Neither company had any direct connec- "Now, explorers are reaching out into Addreea_ tion with Noah Webster, who published his space and, in the other direction, into the first dictionary in 1806 and became known as core of the atom. Social and political change the father of American dictionaries. Al- and technological advances are at a state the CltyaSta though Webster launched a campaign for world has never known before. "The existing copyright protection, there were no language doesn't seem to be adequate to Branch of Service. .Number in Family THE LAST WORD — David B. Guaralnik, the editor of aaaisis Webster's New World Dictionary, displays his wares. copyright laws when he published his dic- communicate that change," he. said. Movie timetable

Information for tht movlt time- UA MlDOLETOWN VI — table Is provided by theater opera- Caligula IR) 2:00, 7:30. 9:30 tors Since movies are sublect to UA MIDDLITOWN VII — fthanoe It Is recommended that Tattoo (R) 2:10, 7:45.9:45 readers call the theater to confirm OCEAN TOWNSHIP correct times. SIAVIIW SQUARE CINEMA I — MONMOUTH COUNTY Prince ol the City (RIMS AIIRDiaN TOWNSHIP SIAVIIW SQUARE CINEMA II — CINIMAM- Tattoo (R) 7:30.9:30 Slranoe Behavior 7 X.I 30 MIOOLEIROOKI •TRATHMOIII CINEMA I — The Night the Lights Went Out In Continental Divide (PG) 7:30. Georgia (PG) 7:30; Take This Job! I.JO Shove It (POI930 STRATHMORI CINEMA II — MIDDLIMOOKII — Arthur (PG) 7 20.9:20 Continental Divide (PG) 7:15, AStURY PARK 9:20 NEW 4TM AVt. THIATBR - RED SANK Deep Throat (XXX) IX. 10:00; RID IANK MOVIES I — Insatiable (XXXI 8 « Prince of the City (R) 7:45 LYIIIC- RID IANK MOVIES II — Tne Sex Syndrome (XXX) 12 05. Galliopoll IPG) 7:25, 9:3! 2 30, 1:15. 9 30. Hot Child In the City SHREWSBURY (XXX) I 15. 8 30 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC CINEMA Rich and Famous (R) 7:30.9:45 Continental Divide IPG) 7:30. SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II 9:30 •ATONTOWN Body Heat (R) 7:30,9:40 COMMUNITY I — SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA Arthur (PG) 7:30. 9:30 III- COMMUNITY II — Ralders of the Lost Ark (PG) All the Marbles (Rl 7:15.9:30 7 30.9:45 •ATONTOWN DRIVE IN - MIDDLESEX COUNTY CLOSED FOR SEASON EDISON FREEHOLD ME N LO PARK CINE MA I FREEHOLD QUAD I- The French Lieutenant's Woman Caligula (R) 7:15. 9:30 IRI I 00. 3 10. J 20, 7 30. 9 40 FREEHOLD OUAD II — MINLO PARK CINEMA II Arthur IPG) 7:40, 9 « Tattoo IR) 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, BOO. FREEHOLD OUAD III 10:00 Hlch and Famous (R) 1 20. IX WOODIHIDOI FREEHOLDOUADIV CINEMA I- Tattoo (R) 7 25. 9 25 Rich and Famous (R) 1:15, 3:15. HAILET 5 35, 7:45, 10:00 PLAZA- CINEMA II- The Night the Lights Went Out in Student Bodies (R) 2:00, 5:10. Georgia I PG) 7:30; Take This Job A B 35, Nlghl School IR) 3:40, 7:00, Shove It IPG) 9:30 10:10 CINEMA I SOMERSET COUNTY Continental Divide (PG) 7:15, SOMERSET 9:15 RUTOIRS PLAZA CINEMA II — CINEMA II— Strange Behavior IR) 7:35,9:10 Supermanll (PG) 7:00.9:10 RUTOIRS PLAZA CINEMA II — NOWILL Prince of the City IR) 1:30 TOWN — MPAA RATINOS Stripes (R) 7:20.9:30 O — Oetierel audiences. COUNTRY - PO - Alt MM. I Parental eul The Cannonball Run (PG) 7:30. dartre iunn.ni.lanH 9:30 VVJVVvV Ven3JEnnenj KEVPORT R - Restricted (PirMM nMer STRAND- 17 Ml admitted unless accompanied The Ses Syndrome (XXX) 12:05, by parent er adult tuardlan) 2:30. 7:15,9.30; Hot Child In the City X Adult! only (XXXI I 15.1 30 LONO MANCH LONO 1RANCM MOVIES I — Gallery seeks art Night School (R) 7:30; Student Bodies IR) 9:15 LONO iRANCH MOVIES II — by senior citizens Arthur (PG) 7:30. 9:30 MIDDLITOWN ASBURY PARK - Senior UA MIDDLITOWN I - All the Marbles (R) 1 30. 7:45, citizens who paint, sculpt or 9:45 produce original crafts are UA MIDDLITOWN II — Prince ol the City IR) I 00. a 00 invited to exhibit their work UA MIDDLITOWN III— Arthur IPG) 2 00.1 00. \a 00 at Befarah Gallery. UA MIDDLITOWN IV — The gallery will hold a Rich and Famous (R) 1:15, 7:15, 9:30 grand opening Nov. 6 and 7. UA MIDDLE TOWN V- Ralders ol the Lost Ark (PG) The gallery is at 617 1:30, 7:30.9 45 Cookman Ave.

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Unique patterns never before available installation available Call now JOANNA and SAVE!! 32 BROAD STT. ^ 741.7500 BED BANK ET fflft LIFESTYLE 14 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED 16 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1981 Sports BUSINESS. 20 Yankees must wait a to learn Series opponent MONTREAL (AP) - An idle construction scaffolding stands beyond the center field fence at Olympic Stadium, a grim reminder of the roof that was never built on the ball park. That roof was part of the proposed stadium package when Montreal was granted a National League franchise in 1969 Its future, 13 years later, is still being debated and remains clouded • . * .>.- - «A afl Lam. at best. t . "* Because the stadium is exposed, the deciding . % game of the National League Championship t Series between the Montreal Expos and Los An- 1 \ geles Dodgers was rained out yesterday and rescheduled for today.

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"I wasn't the league president when the stadi- um was built," said NL President Chub Feeney, "but I understand a roof was to be completed by the 76 Olympics. Sometimes, you can't get things done as quickly as you would like." Feeney waited almost SV, hours before calling off yesterday's contest, which had been scheduled to start at 4:06 p.m. EDT. Throughout the delay, league officials were in touch with the weather bureau, listening to forecasts. "First, they said it was supposed to stop at HEAD rlRST SLIDE — Montreal Expos Olympic Stadium field in Montreal. The rain 5:15, then 6, 6:30 and then 7:15," said Feeney. outfielder Terry Francona slides through a postponed the deciding fifth game of the "I'm not blaming anyone, but the rain kept large rain puddle on the tarp covering the National League Championship Series. coming. At 7:15, it was still raining and we were told another front was developing. Even if the Both pitchers warmed up and it seemed the will have ace pitcher Steve Rogers available for rain stopped, our information was it was supposed game might start on time. Hockey great Maurice relief help, if necessary. Rogers pitched Friday to be cold and windy the rest of the night. Our Richard even threw out the first pitch. But then a night and ordinarily would throw on his third day reports just weren't encouraging.'' steady drizzle turned heavier, and that was as after working, anyway. "I might consider Rogers Ironically, within minutes after the post- close as the game ever came to getting started. for the late innings," Fanning said. "He'd be ponement was announced, the rain stopped and "I don't think the rainout is a factor for either available." the weather turned pleasant. , club," said Montreal Manager Jim Fanning. The rainout gave opposing pitchers Fernando "Neither club did anything. Burris warmed up Today's winner will move into the World MOCKING THE MANAGER — Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Jay Johnstone, Valenzuela of the Dodgers and Ray Burris of the for maybe 10 minutes. That won't detract at all Series tomorrow night in New York. The Yankees wearing a padded version of manager Tommy Lasorda's uniform, checks the Expos an extra day of rest to prepare for the from his effectiveness." returned home Friday after eliminating the Oak- progress of yesterday's rain delay. showdown game. The postponement could mean that Montreal land A's in the American League playoff. Danelo's parents get a kick out of son SEATTLE (AP) - Joe Danelo says year pro from Washington State boot a now has dropped 15 of 16 games over two yarder in a victory over New Orleans in States kicker from 1972 through 1974 Perkins said. he regards the state of Washington as club record six field goals, including a seasons. the Giants' third game this season, also and still holds the Cougars' single sea- "It was a great victory for us. We've "home" and yesterday the New York 54-yarder. As it turned out, the Giants "It's especially satisfying to come had three-pointers of «7.37,11,» and U son and career field goal records. won two in a row (New York beat St. Giants' veteran placekicker put on quite needed only one Danelo field goal to here and have thli kind of a game be- yards. He originally was a 10th round draft Louis the previous week) and that's a a "home" show for his parents at the win. cause it's home and that's where my The NFL record for field goals in a choice of Miami and played at Green sign this team is maturing to the point of Kingdome. The Giants recorded their first heart is," said Danelo, who grew up in game is seven set by Jim Batten of St. Bay in 1975 after being released by the being able to do it week after week.'' His father, mother and grandmother shutout since 1978 in a 32-0 romp over Spokane, Wash. Louis in 1967 Dolphins. He went to the Giants in a The Giants recorded their first were among the crowd of 56,134 and they the struggling Seattle Seahawks. "1 live in California because that's Danelo was born at Fairchild Air trade for a seventh round draft choice shutout since December, 1978, when were treated to Danelo's finest hour in While New York improved its record where my wife is from but this is still Force Base near Spokane and was a just prior to the 1976 season. they blanked St. Louis 17-0 in their next- the National Football League. to 4-3, the Seahawks fell to 1-6 by suffer- home here." soccer and football star at Gonzaga "It was certainly one of our best to-last game of the regular season, a They saw the strong-legged, seven- ing their fifth defeat in a row. 5 attle Danelo, who kicked a club record 55- Prep in Spokane. He was Washington defensive efforts," Giants' Coach Ray span of 40 games.

ID RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT TIME — Wide receiver Bobby Jones recovered a Mike awav. Center, Jones scoops the ball up. And at right, an elated Jones crosses the goal Augustvniak fumble and raced 61 yards for a touchdown In the Jets' 33-14 win over line to give the Jets a 26-14 lead In the third quarter. The win upped the Jets' record Buffalo Bills yesterday. At left, Augustvniak, 35, is about to have the ball striped to3-3-1. Michaels:Bobby Jones makes good things happen

By DAN ROSKNBAUM and hauled in a 19-yard touchdown pass from ball the most is Bobby Jones. After ail, it was He did. And he's got to give a lot of thanks "This is a good team," said offensive Todd in the third quarter. It should be noted his 61-yard run with a Mike Augustyniak to Augustyniak for making it all possible. lineman Marvin Powell. "The first couple of NEW YORK - In the wake of yesterday's that Barkum, normally the tight end, made fumble that turned a 20-14 cliffhanger into a Augustyniak, who was the game's leading games all the assignments were being com- 'convincing 33-14 victory over the Buffalo that TD reception from a wide receiver spot. .26-14 Jets lead that seemed to take all the rusher with 80 yards on 20 carries (come to pleted, but there was no intensity. Bills, a win which put the Jets into playoff You could make a strong argument for drive out of the Bills offense. think of it, he deserves a game ball, too), has "It was sort of a Pearl Harbor syn- contention at 3-3-1, defensive end Joe Klecko Greg Buttle, too. Not only did the linebacker "It was just a run play," shrugged Jones, been in on a couple of weird plays this year, drome." said Powell, referring to the 31-0 was faced with one of the most difficult pick off a Joe Ferguson pass, he also induced who doesn't normally see all that much like the flea flicker that went for a touchdown drubbing the Jets took at Buffalo in the season decisions he's ever had to make. And it was a fumble by Mark Brammer. And to top it off, playing time. "I was out to block on a cor- against the Oilers. opener. "They ambushed us up there. We had also one of the most pleasurable. he "restrained" Brammer long enough to nerback in case the play broke. "No, we didn't practice this one," Au- a score to settle. We had a big score to "Marvin {Powell), Randy (Rasmussen) allow Darroll Ray to scoop up the ball. That "Augie broke through the line and the gustyniak laughed. "When it first happened I settle." and I (the Jet captains) were trying to figure turnover led to the Jets' go-ahead touchdown cornerback and everyone else converged on said ... well. I won't say what I said in the And they did settle it. Almost easily. For out who to give game balls to," Klecko said. by Bruce Harper. him. The ball popped loose. It could have press. But then I saw Bobby and I hoped he the first time this year the Jets played a solid There were a bunch of worthy candidates: - Yeah, how about Bruce Harper, huh? It scooted in any direction, but It came toward would jump on it." 60 minutes of football. No mental lapses.' He could have given one to quarterback was his 29-yard run up the middle that put the me. I kind of slowed down. I wanted to make Walt Michaels summed it all up: "Every- After having been outscored by 63-15 in the Richard Todd, who had his fourth consecutive team out in front, 13-7. He also caught three sure I got it. I just wanted to advanoe the ball time Bobby Jones goes into the game, some- third quarter this season, the Jets turned good outing. He completed 17 of 27 passes for passes for 33 yards and had a 5.7 average on a few yards, but it bounced right back to me." thing good happens." aroufid aM outscored the Bills, 21-7. And all 190 yards, one touchdown, and for the second seven carries. At that point Chris Ward interrupted. And only good things, it seems, are hap- this in-a crticial contest. straight week, was not intercepted. If he Pat Leahy didn't have a bad day, either. "Tell them who you were going to lateral the pening to the Jets these days. After an 0-3 "We/re>lly played well together," Klecko keeps this up, he might even win over a few Leahy, who had connected on only five of 10 ball to," the offensive lineman demanded. start, their record of 3-3-1 puts them just a pointed o(it "It's one of the biggest games Jet fans. field goals before yesterday, was 4-4, the "Yeah," Jones said, smiling. "I was half a game behind the Bills and within strik- I've played with the Jets." Jerome Barkum also deserved one. The 10- longest a 39-yarder going to give it to Chris because I didn't think ing distance of the league-leading Miami Maybe Klecko should keep one of those year veteran caught five passes for 66 yards But perhaps the RUV that deserves a game I could make it all the way (to the end zone)." Dolphins. game balls for himself. 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19,1981 Jackson still questionable for series Sports in brief What to do with Oscar, Sweet Lou NEW YORK (AP) - New York Yan- running onto the field. He was replaced playoff pitching thus far has rest with kees Manage. Bob Lemon must make a in right field by Piniella, and Gamble the bullpen tandem of Ron Davis and decision. What becomes of Lou Piniella started in Jackson's place in Game 3 in Rich Gossage. Gossage and Davis each and Oscar Gamble in a World Series Oakland. worked 9 1-3 innings in the Yankees' without a designated hitter? Jackson took batting practice yester- seven playoff games, and neither gave Piniella and Gamble have platooned day as the Yankees worked out in a up an earned run. Gossage had five as the Yankees designated hitter during slight drizzle, but he decided not to test saves. i the American League East Division and the leg by running until either today or "If I can get sii or seven innings championship series, Piniella against tomorrow, before the game. frpm our starters, \ and it's a close left-handers and Gamble against right- "It feels all right now," Jackson ballgame, I'm not going to let them lose handers. said, "but I won't really know until I it," Lemon said. "Even before I had run on it." Davis and Gossage, that was my theory. The question could be moot, how- You don't want your starter to lose the ever, if Reggie Jackson's left calf has Lemon said his starting pitcher game." not healed sufficiently for him to start tomorrow would be left-hander Ron in right field tomorrow night when the Guidry, 11-5 during the season with a As the Yankees worked out yester- World Series begins at Yankee Stadium 2.76 ERA. Guidry started the first and day, the opponent for their 33rd World fifth games of New York's division Series had not yet been determined. The "I don't know if Reggie will be Los Angeles Dodgers and Montreal Ex- ready or not," Lemon said. "I'd like to series against Milwaukee without being pos still were trying to settle that issue. involved in a decision. He did not appear get Piniella his hits, but what am I "With the hitting that we have, and supposed to do? We'll have to go with in the Oakland series. the pitching that we have, we can stop our lineup pretty much the way it is." Lemon said the rest of his rotation just about anybody from scoring, and Jackson injured the calf in Wednes- would be Tommy John, Dave Righetti we can score against anybody on any day's Game 2 of the AL Championship and Rick Reuschel. given day," Yankees outfielder Dave Series against the Oakland A's while Much of the success of the Yankees' Winfield said. Otcar Gamble Lou Piniella Johnstone9s two goals spark Rangers

NEW YORK (AP) - Ed Johnstone's first Pittsburgh net when he took a perfect pass two goals of the season powered the New from Mike Foligno behind the cage and rifled York Rangers to a 5-3 National Hockey a 10-foot shot past goalie Michel Dion at 7:54 League victory over the St. Louis Blues last of the third period. night. Mike Bullard gave the Penguins a 1-0 lead Johns tone opened the scoring at 6:54 of with a goal at 8:29 of the opening period, but the first period as he picked up a loose puck Detroit bounced back with a pair of goals in THE BRITISH ARE COMING — More than 300 in the slot and fired it past St. Louis goal- less than three minutes. British runners will take part in the New York City tender Rick Heinz, who was making his first Hawks 7, Oilers 5 Marathon on Oct. 23. Some of them took part in a start of the year. CHICAGO - Darryl Slitter collected the 'Fun Run' yesterday from the Thames Embank- Perry Turnbull tied it when he broke in on three-goal hat trick and Rich Preston drove ment to Heathrow Airport. a 2-and-l and brought home his own rebound home a rebound with less than four minutes at 9:57. But the Rangers' Don Maloney in- left last night to lift the Chicago Black Hawks tercepted a Blues pass at the point and skated over the Edmonton Oilers. the length of the ice to beat Heinz at 11:11 for Preston put away the rebound to give Bamberger to a short-handed goal. Chicago a 6-5 lead after Edmonton goalie Rookie Alain Vigneault, playing only his Andy Moog turned back a 30-foot shot from second game in the NHL, scored at 15:36 to Ted Bulley. The puck came out to Preston in tie the score 2-2, capping another 2-on-l with the slot and he lifted a wrist shot through the manage Mets ? a 15-foot shot past Rangers goalie Steve scramble in front of the net. Baker. MONTREAL (AP) - George Bamberger has Johnstone's second goal of the night, on a Caudlens 1, Sabres I ' emerged as the leading candidate to be the next manager power play, came at 4:45 of the second period BUFFALO, NY. - Steve Shutt'a second- of the New York Mets when he put a 10-footer into the upper corner period goal, his fifth of the season, gave the Frank Cashen, general manager of the club, laid of the net. Mark Pavelich scored at 7:33 with Montreal Canadiens a tie with the Buffalo yesterday that essentially the decision is up to Bam- a 25-foot shot from the slot that went between Sabres. berger Heinz s legs for the game-winning goal. Bob Gainey, Guy Lafluer also scored for Bamberger told two New York reporters that he Flyer« 3, North SUr. J Montreal. might be able to talk more completely about the situation Jean Francois Sauve, Ric Selling and PHILADELPHIA - Rookies Ron Tony McKegney provided the Buffalo goals in by tomorrow, but it it clear that the former Milwaukee Flockhart and Ilkka Sinisalo scored 36 sec- pilot can have the job if he wants it. the first two periods. onds apart midway through the first period Gainey scored 24 seconds into the game Cashen, in Montreal to watch the National League yesterday, sending the Philadelphia Flyers to when he steered a pass from Mark Napier Championship Series between the Expos and the Los a victory over the Minnesota North Stars. into the Buffalo net. Angeles Dodgers, Mid he would probably talk with Bam- Flockhart scored his second goal of the berger today. "If he says yes, we'll have to look at our season 9:55 into the game by knocking in his Rockies 4, Jets 3 options," Cashen said. own rebound after a save by Minnesota goalie WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Brent Ashton Cashen said that he had spoken lo three candidates for Gilles Meloche. Only seven seconds after capped a three-goal second-period rally and the Met job, which was left open when he fired Joe Torre Minnesota's Fred Barrett was penalized for the Colorado Rockies hung on for a victory on the final day of the regular season. In addition, high sticking, the Finnish-bom Sinisalo over the Winnipeg Jets. assistant general manager Lou Gorman, who had been on scored his second goal of the year. The Rockies' win was their first of the the West Coast watching the first half of the Expo-Dodger season and also the first time they had ever series, interviewed another candidate for the job. Red Wiags 1, Penguini 2 beaten the Jets in Winnipeg. They were 0-4-1 Bamberger left the Brewers because of a serious DETROIT - Walt McKechnie scored his against the Jets. heart attack during spring training of I960 and underwent second goal of the season to give the Detroit Winnipeg's Doug Smail opened the scor- triple bypass surgery. He remains with the Brewer TAKE THAT — Bobby Smith of the Minnesota North Stars grimaces as he punches Red Wings a victory over the Pittsburgh ing at 12:31 of the first period on a rebound, organization in a scouting capacity, but has Indicated an Ken 'The Rat' Linseman of the Philadelphia Flyers in the mldsection during Penguins. but Steve Tambellini tied it for the Rockies interest in getting back into a field manager's job. yesterday's game. Bob Dalley of the Fivers Is about to Join In. McKechnie was camping in front of the 2'/i minutes later on a power play. "If he makes up his mind and wants to manage, he has to be given serious consideration," Cashen said. Bamberger and Cashen were together many years in the Baltimore Oriole organization, and throughout the Pate Pensacola win search for a new Met manager there have been Indica- NOW OPEN IN tions that Cashen would depend on his Baltimore roots in making the selection. Other candidates prominently mentioned for the job ends Watson reign were Jim Frey, who like Bamberger was a former Oriole MIDDLETOWN! coach and later manager of the Kansas City Royals; Dick Williams, fired in September as manager of the Expos, PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) - Jerry Pate had closing 70s, Cadle 71. Ray Floyd shot and Gene Michael, who lost his job in September as shot a front-running, 1-under-par 71 for a 3- 73-278. at the Village Mall manager of the New York Yankees. Also interviewed was stroke victory yesterday in the Pensacola None of them really were able to put any former Atlanta Manager Bobby Cox, who was hired on Open and Tom Kite ended Tom Watson's pressure on Pate. He opened the day's play Thursday as the new manager of the Toronto Blue Jays. four-year reign as pro golf's leading money- with a 4-shot lead and wasn't really threat- 1060 Highway 35 winner. ened. Melnyk once pulled to within 2 strokes, Pate, a Pensacola resident and the unof- but Pate birdied the 15th and 16th and had it Kuhn says no to Cagney ficial host for this event, led throughout the locked up. final 18 holes over the 7,133-yard Perdido Bay Watson also failed in his last-gasp at- NEW YORK - Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Club course and scored his second victory of tempt to win a fifth consecutive Player-of- NEIGHBORS LOSE has turned down the New York Yankees' bid to have the season with a 271 total, 16 shots under the-Year title. He had to win here to do it, actor Jimmy Cagney throw out the first ball at the World par. and, with a pace-setting 64 in the first round, Series opener tomorrow night. There wasn't any water on the 18th hole, appeared primed and ready to do just that. A FORTUNE!! The commissioner has a policy of excluding politi- so Pate was unable to duplicate his running But he followed with rounds of 76, 69 and 70 cians and actors from the "first ball" ceremonies. dive into a pond to celebrate his triumph in and finished far back in the pack at 281. "It is our contention that Mr. Cagney, as a dist- Memphis earlier this season. His big gallery So, with the official season complete, that Karen Lauterbach Carol Parsons inguished American and New Yorker, was a most fitting of friends, neighbors and relatives had to be distinction went to Bill Rogers, who did not lost 106 pounds! lost 101 pounds! choice to throw out the first ball at this World Series," content with a smile and a wave. compete here. Rogers won the British Open, said a Yankee spokesman yesterday. "We are very Pate, who won the U.S. Open in his rookie the World Series of Golf, the Heritage Classic disappointed the commissioner does not agree with us." season of 1976, collected $36,000 from the and the Texas Open. Kuhn has not yet revealed who will do the honors. total purse of $200,000, boosting his year's Kite, who finished the season with an earnings to $279,662 with the season now incredible string of 17 finishes of eighth or complete. better in his last 18 starts, also won the Evert captures Carter tennis Although it was much smaller, the $11,600 coveted Vardon Trophy with a stroke aver- DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. - Chris Evert Lloyd won check picked up by Kite almost certainly was age of 69.80 the last 10 games to defeat an apparently aching Andrea even more welcome. It made him the year's leading money-winner with a final total of "Boy, this has been a tough week, really Jaeger 4-6, 6-3, 6-0 yesterday in the final of the f 125,000 a very difficult week. I'm glad it's over. It's Lynda Carter-Maybelllne Tennis Classic. $375,699, ending Watson's four-year streak at the top of the money standings. been a very tough grind," said Kite, who was It was the first tournament victory for Lloyd, the being pressed by Floyd, Lietzke and Watson world's top-ranked woman, since she won Wimbleton in Kite, who had to make an eagle-2 in for the money-winning title coming into this July. She lost to Tracy Austin in the Canadian Open in Friday's round to qualify for the final 38 season-closing event. August and to Martina Navratilova in last month's U.S. holes, finished with a 69 in the chilly, windy Open semifinals. weather and a tie for third at 275 with rookie "This probably has more meaning than The loss was Jaeger's first in a tournament since she Fred Couples. anything I've done in golf " Couples, who clinched a spot in the top6 0 YOU, was upset in the early rounds of the U.S. Open. She Floyd, like Watson needing a victory here complained of sore ribs throughout her match with Lloyd. money-winners and an exemption from quali- fying next year, had a closing 71. to take Player-of-the-Year honors, finished "It hurt, expecially-when I served," the 16-year-old second on the money-winning list at $359,359, at The Diet Institute! Jaeger, seeded No. 2, said after failing to convert a 3-2 Steve Melnyk, with a closing 70, was second behind Pate in the golf tournament followed by Watson at $347,660 and Lietzke at service break edge in the second set against Lloyd, who $343,446. now has beaten her six straight times. with a 274 total The Diet Institute offers a medically supervised "The longer the points went, the longer the match, Bruce Lietzke, George Cadle and Howard Lietzke was second in the Vardon Trophy program lor people who want to lose 30 lbs. or the more it hurt," Jaeger added, explaining why she Twitty were next at 276. 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Tom Kite, II1.6O0 72-7(V44-69—27S Jim Colbert, J3.000 n-M-M-Tl—1» Route 1, North Brunswick, NJ 846-1S00 The Comsos gained the tie on a goal in the Mth minute Fred Couples, 111.600 44-45 71 71-27J Dave Elchelbergr, 13,000 47-71H 73—27« Howard Twlttv, 17,100 67-47-72-70— 276 Fully Zoeller, 13,000 46-7069 74—27« MIDDLETOWN: Village Mall. by Hernan Borja, who was assisted by Giorgio Chinaglia. Bruce LletiKe, 17.300 67 66-71-70—276 Hubert Green. 12,400 47-7I-W-73— M0 George Cadle. 17.300 70-66-4* 71—276 Mark Haves, 12,000 70-71 TfrW—211 1060 Hwy. 35, MWdlotown. NJ 671-8822 Milan scored early in the game. Gary Hallberg. 14.000 70-6*-4l-7O—277 John Cook, 12,000 71-7O-W-71— 2tt Gibby Gilbert. 14.000 6S726* 72-277 Roger Maltble, 11,000 M-7I-M-/J—211 Mike Donald. 14,433 70-44 72 70—271 Tom Watson, 12.000 44 744" 72—211 SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1981 The IXury Register 11 Vikings ruin Eagle dream of 16-0 season nected on a 23-yard scoring strike to Alfred Cowboys », Rama 17 BLOOM1NGT0N, Minn. (AP) - Any IRVING, Texas - Tony Donett's 44-yard dreams Philadelphia may have had of an Jenkins, one of the four touchdown passes be NFC roundup would throw in the 41-20 National Football touchdown run and the longest touchdown unbeaten Maaon vanished with a 36-23 licking pass of Danny White's career brought the a( the hands of the surging Minnesota Vlkingi League victory over the Cardinala, to snap a three-game losing str highly-chastised Dallas Cowboys a victory yesterday. co had been averaging nearly 27 points per over the Los Angeles Rams. game, but Coach Bill Walsh credited the pass "St. Louis did a lot of different things," • The Eagles, the only undefeated team in Bartkowski said of the Falcons' slow start. The Cowboys, humiliated 45-14 last week the National Football League entering the rush for the 49ers' victory over the Green by San Francisco in a game coach Tom Bay Packers. "They threw us a curve ball. They came out game, saw that goal disappear amid four with a fyur-man front and more zone than Landry called a disaster, pulled within a turnovers and four touchdown pastes by Vlk- "They couldn't cope with our paas rush," man." (__^ game of Philadelphia in the National Con- iitgs' quarterback Tommy Kramer. said Walsh, whose 49ers are 5-2 with a 4-game Once Bartkowski and the Falcons ad- ference East. | "We hoped to go 18-0, but we also have to winning streak. "Fred Dean's rush and the justed, however, it was no contest. Dallas is now 5-2 while the Rams dropped be realistic," said Ron Jaworakl of the young guys made the difference. Our defense to 4-3 in the NFC West, a full game behind the Eagles. "We were ready to play, but it was Bartkowski wound up with another touch- has done the job. They can control the game down to Jenkins, a 45-yarder in the end zone, San Francisco 49ers. one of those days when we didn't play up to for us." The Cowboys struck for 12 points In toe our abilities. The Vikings are one of the William Andrews scored on screen passes of Joe Montana passed for 210 yards for the 18 and 70 yards and Lynn Cain cashed in on a first quarter on Ron Springs one-yard touch- hottest teams in football right now." 49ers, setting up a 1-yard plunge by Johnny down, Rafael Septien's 41-yard field goal, and ' Minnesota lost twice to the Eagles last 33-yard run. Mick Luckhurst added field Davis for the go-ahead touchdown and 2 field goals of 24 and 37 yards. a safety when end Harvey Martin sacked Pat year, 42-7 in regulation play and 31-16 in the goals by Ray Worsening. Defensive ends Haden. playoffs. Kramer threw five interceptions In Dean and Lawrence Pillers protected the "Good teams make adjustments," said the second contest, but yesterday he broke Bartkowski, "and we got it done. Obviously, ' Dorsett made it 194 early In the second 49ers' lead with 4 quarterback sacks, 3 of period when he bolted up the middle, broke open a close game with three second-quarter them by Pillers. we didn't start the way we finished." scoring passes. Bartkowski wound up with 18 of 32 com- two tackles and scampered 44 yards for the Pillers said he was free to rush because score. the Packers' often double-teamed Dean, pletions for 288 yards and has now thrown for "It was in the back of our minds," said 16 touchdowns for the Falcons, 4-3. Los Angeles cut the count to 19-10 on on Kramer of the two defeats last year. "We former all-pro signed by the 49ers two weeks Wendell Tyler's two-yard run and Frank Cor- ago. Jenkins, meanwhile, who has now caught got embarrassed by them and didn't want It a pass in 80 consecutive games, had four ral's 40-yard field goal. to happen again." "They double-teamed Fred with a tackle catches for 101 yards and upped his season White then rifled a 33-yard pass to Hill, Kramer completed 24 of 46 passes for 257 and a back, and I was able to beat the touchdown receptions to eight. who dodged two Ram defenders, and yards and fired four TDs for the second week guard," Pillers said. "We knew they had "I had talked about retiring earlier this galloped 30 yards to complete the 63-yard in a row as Minnesota won Its fifth straight troubles at tackle, so we exploited their year but after games like today I could play pass-and-run touchdown play. after two losses at the start of the season. weaknesses." forever,"' said the 5-foot-S, 155-pound The Rams fought back in the third quarter The Vikings Impressed Eagles' line- Coach Bart Starr, whose Packers slipped Jenkins. on Haden's 43-yard touchdown pass to Drew backer Frank LeMaster. to 2-5, agreed that the 49ers' pass rush was "At the age of 29 I think I have peaked. Hill, who outwrestled Steve Wilson for the "What's great about them is they use the the key. I'm stronger and faster now than I ever ball. two-minute offense the whole game," he "Very much so," Starr said. "We simply was," said Jenkins, a seven-year veteran Dorsett rushed for 154 yards on 26 carries. said. "It's such a wide open offense." didn't have the time needed. When you have who led the Falcons a year ago with 57 It was the 23rd time in 24 games be has The back-to-back victories over San Diego to keep a back in to help block, it obviously catches for 1,025 yards and six touchdowns. rushed over 100 yards that the Cowboys have limits the things you can do." and Philadelphia — both considered Super Andrews, among the league's top rushers, won. Bowl contenders — raises the prestige of the Falcon 41, Cardinals 26 ran the ball only nine times for 25 yards The Rams, stung for 26 points in the first Vikings, but Minnesota Coach Bud Grant ATLANTA - Steve Bartkowski was Sunday but caught eight passes for 132 yards, half, frustrated the high-scoring Cowboys says it's just a matter of NFL parity. puzzled for about 20 minutes yesterday by the including the two long TD receptions. with a swarming defense in the second half, "Pittsburgh got beat; Buffalo got beat," St. Louis defense but once the Atlanta quar- "I consider myself an all-around back," but it was too late. he said. "There's none of us that are super." terback found the answer, it was no contest said Andrews. "I can do both. I want to lie Dallas' only second-half points came on a for the high-scoring Falcons. considered the best all-around back in foot- 39-yard field goal by Septien In the final two tters II, Packers 3 The Falcons were trailing 14-0 and going ball. Anything they want me to do, I'm will- minutes, extending his string of successful MILWAUKEE - Surprising San Francis- virtually nowhere until Bartkowski con- ing to do." tried to a club record nine in a row. Anderson lifts Bengals over S feelers CINCINNATI (AP) — Even the Cincinnati Bengals were Chiefs 28, Broacos 14 NO GAIN — Wilbert Montgomery of the Philadelphia . surprised at how easily they handed the Pittsburgh Steelers KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Marv Levy's heart jumped Into his Eagles Is brought down by linebacker Fred McNeil of; ope of their worst drubbings in recent years. AFC roundup throat In the final seconds of Kansas City's victory yesterday the Minnesota Vikings for no gain during the first Pittsburgh, with the No. 1-ranked offense in the National over the Denver Broncos - but not because the Chiefs were in quarter of yesterday's game. The Eagles' hope for an i Football League, failed to move the ball until the final danger of losing. undefeated season came crumbling down as Viking' minutes of the game yesterday as the Bengals rolled to a 34-7 69-yard scoring drive in 15 plays, with Charles Alexander quarterback Tommy Kramer threw four touchdown Joe Delaney, Levy's sensational rookie running back and a passes as Minnesota won, 35-23. victory to take sole possession of first place In the AFC burrowing 3 yards for the score. Johnson, who rushed for 87 major cog in the Kansas City offense, was on the ground with Central Division. yards in 24 carries and one touchdown, took a 5-yard pass an apparent injury and had to be helped from the field. • , Cincinnati quarterback Km Anderson riddled the Pit- from Anderson to cap the Cincinnati scoring in the fourth It turned out that Delaney was OK, but the Kansas City tsburgh secondary for two touchdowns and 346 yards, but it quarter. coach admitted the speedy ball carrier probably shouldn't was the Bengals' defense that stole the show. Patriots 38, OUenM have even been in the game at that point. Pittsburgh managed 210 yards, and their rushing attack — BOSTON — Steve Grogan had been a wallflower for the "We wanted to run one play and kill the clock, and we put ranked No. 1 in the NFL - squeezed out 65 yards. The Steelers past month in New England's game of musical quarterbacks. him in there," Levy said. "It was a foolish thing, I guess. crossed midfield just twice in the game, scoring on a Terry But he danced all over the out-of-tune Houston Oilers yester- He's had a bad ankle before, and some guy fell on it. But it Bradshaw touchdown pass with 1:071ef t. day as he directed the Patriots to a convincing win. doesn't appear bad." "What have I played, 12 years? I can't remember playing Grogan started the first two garnet of the season before It was Delaney's 82-yard touchdown dash in the fourth in a game like this in my life where we have been so totally being benched during the Sept. 13 game against the Philadel- quarter, after Denver had closed the gap to 21-14, that put the dominated," said Bradshaw, who completed 14 of 27 passes phia Eagles. finishing touches on the Kansas City triumph. for 150 yards Against Houston, he threw for two touchdowns to spark a "The linebacker overpursued," Mid the loft-apoken Cincinnati, 5-2, has defeated Pittsburgh in their last three 17-point third quarter that carried the Patriots to their second rookie from Northeast Louisiana. "I cut back behind the meetings. Pittsburgh hasn't won at Riverfront Stadium since win of a disappointing season. He alw ran for their final linebacker, and it was off to the races." 1978. touchdown. Chargers 43, Colts 14 Anderson completed 16 of 28 passes, throwing second-half "His job speaks for itself. It was a fine job and he put 38 BALTIMORE — Dan Fouts tossed three touchdownpasse s touchdown strikes of 73 yards to wide receiver David Verser points on the board," said Patriots Coach Ron Erhardt. as the San Diego offense rolled along as usual, but it was a and 5 yards to fullback Pete Johnson. ' Grogan started over Matt Cavanaugh, who was ineffective revamped defense that shone as the Chargers walloped the Nursing a 13-0 halftime lead, Anderson completed a short a week ago in a 28-24 loss to the New York Jets. hapless Baltimore Colts. fTheTheD Daily Register pass over the middle to Verser on the third play of the second "Our offense controlled the ball but the really satisfying "Our defense really came to life," Coach Don Coryell FOOTBALL CONTEST half, and the rookie receiver raced 73 yards for a touchdown. thing was how we contained (Earl) Campbell," Erhardt said. said of a San Diego defense that came into the game ranked $ On the Bengals' next possession, Anderson engineered a "All we try to do is make him cut inside." 28th and last in the NFL, just ahead of the Colts. [ 150 Hi. 5 "We changed our defensive backs and made some ://• changes where we had trouble last week," Coryell said. "The defense really played inspired." High School TIE Drought is over in Oakland The Chargers recorded six tacks and set up 17 of their a Howell a Raritan points by intercepting two passes and recovering a Baltimore O Neptune D Marlboro ward off their third straight fumble. D MiddletownN. O MatawanReg. OAKLANDE (AP) - The Offensively, rookie full- O Piscalaway O MiddletownS. back Andra Franklin plunged loss, but what happened after "We have the foundation of a real good defense, but we Oakland Raiders finally won, Inter- that caused great concern for haven't put it all together," said rookie defensive tackle Keith D T.R. South D Brick Twp. breaking a three-week scor- 1 yard for a touchdown and D R.B. Catholic D Long Branch Uwe von Schamann kicked a Coach Sam Rutigliano. Ferguson, who recorded three sacks. "Today was a new ing drought, and they did it conference beginning for us. We had to come together, and we did." D Ocean Twp. D Monmouth Reg with flair. pair of field goals, including "Our defense let the D Red Bank Reg. • Shore Reg. the game winner with 9:39 to Fouts finished with 298 yards, failing to top 300 for the 23rd "We brought back some Saints get back to a scoring time in his career, but it didn't faze the veteran. O SI. John Vianney • Rumson-F.H. of the Raiders' tradition, the secondary's problems play. position," Rutigliano said af- D Point Boro D Asbury Park have been solved. "We got the 'W' (win), you know what I mean?" be said. coming from behind and win- Von Schamann's 37-yard ter the Browns held on for a Fouts called five running plays on San Diego's last scoring D Freehold Twp. D Manasquan ning in the final minutes. "We still, I feel, did not field goal just before the half victory over New Orleans. O Manalapan D Wall Twp. play real good pan defense," drive before completing a seven-yard TD pats to Clarence That's important," said lifted the sluggish Dolphins Williams. D Freehold O Keansburg said Shula, who nailed down into a 3-3 tie and his 25-yarder Indeed, after Prultt Coach Tom Flores. capped a 13-play drive with "We were just trying to run the clock off and win the O Manchester O Holmdel The Super Bowl cham- his 198th career victory. gave Miami the lead for good O Keyport a Mater Dei But still, he said, the per- four minutes after Washing- his 1-yard run, the Browns game," he explained. pions snapped out of their of- yielded 58 yards before stop- fensive rut to beat the Tampa formance was a step in the ton's John Riggins tied the Colleges Bay Buccaneers 18-16 yester- right direction in the wake of game 10-10 with a 2-yard ping New Orleans on a thlrd- • Rutgers D Alabama day on Chris Bahr's 44-yard a humiliating 31-21 lots at touchdown burst. and-10 play at the Cleveland Everything you always O Princeton O Harvard Held goal with 2:21 left in the Buffalo last Monday night. 19-yard line. game. "I didn't have much to Browns M, Saints 17 Benny Ricardo's 37-yard wanted to know, Pro Games say to anybody during the CLEVELAND - Fullback field goal, which would have D Seattle D Jets "I thought I might have week," said Shula. "I felt tied the game with 1:11 togo , kicked it too far to the right," Mike Pruitt's touchdown about car care... D Giants D Atlanta they (the players) were very plunge in the fourth quarter then hooked left of the up- O Houston D Pittsburgh said Bahr, describing his upset by the loss." rights third field goal of the day. helped the Cleveland Browns TIE BREAKER — Total number of points scored by all lean "But it was about four feet Nam* inside the upright. I guess everyone on that side of the Addr.t. stadium blew hard for me." Bahr watched from the City and Slat* sidelines as Tampa Bay Tslaphone moved upfield and got into field position In the closing Mill or deliver to: Football Contort, Th* Dally Register, On* seconds. Register Plata, 8hr*w«bury. N.J. 07701 by S P.M. Thiira., "I was just hoping they'd MCGREGOR Oct. 22. mess up somehow, and for- FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES tunately they did," said the ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE Oakland kicker. A spMfy leather cauuJ Hurt w*«i and weirs! Supple leather NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED Ted Hendrlcks, who had uppers, padded insoles and flexible rubber outsoles. $150 in Prin mon.y Drill Each contastant I* per- blocked an extra point at- be given Hi* parson selec- mitted up to six entries. tempt earlier, slapped down terrifically comfortable. In tan... ting th* most wlnnars front Switch your selection what could have been the win- th* football gam** ll.tad around a* you with. Con- Men's 7-12M...8-11W. Save •bov*. 1st Plica, $100.00. testants are allowed to ning points for Tampa Bay, 2nd Mac*, $30.00. 3rd submit on* hand-sketched messing up the Bucs' field $8 thru Saturday. Piac*. $20.00. tacslmll*. 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How- their families. would be enthusiastic about Tuesday Oct. 20. ever, ir you designate • tie the way his defensive and th* gam* ends In a GET THE FAME WITHOUT PAYINC THE PRICE la, It will count In your backfleld played yesterday. 'win" column. The Dolphins limited ASBURY PARK PRESS Washington quarterback Joe 3y participating in this contest, the winner or winners expressly SHOE-TOWN For home^teHvwy, call 774-7077. Outside the consent to the use of their name, address and photograph in news Theismann to 149 yards on 17 Sll "WHIM Ml.IV Of WOW DMICTOat IC» •<« 1 MXMIIMI. stories and/or advertising promotion ol this contest without further completions in 23 attempts. VIM. M.,l.,< ,,4 bl Hh Asbury Park area, call 800-822-9779 toll free. remuneration. But Shula wasn't readv to say 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19,1981 Freehold today Rigged eels reeling in stripers Paca. U.Mfc CUM.. I 1 Flvlna Willy (K.llyl I., t Arias Bast (Farrl.ro) 1 Bve Byl Bearcat (DeMarco) / 1 1 Baron Rad (Molseyevl S-1 } Jaav Joey Byrd I Rheo Fllkml 4-1 S Savannah Byrd IDeVltls) 1-1 free but those wishing to attend should tele- first stag caribou. All In all I made about It 7 D 0 Sling (C Pollienol SI 1 R T Baar (NO) II Casting a blue Rebel popping plug, Tom 4 SlIMr Shoa IRevnoldl) II I Ocala Star Dash (Marshall III) t-1 Redmerski caught a 47U-pound striped bass phone the park system to register." trips to Newfoundland after that and never a Jlf Alt. IScerendll n 4 Tarpon Worthy (Luchanlo) (-1 I Cltero Joel ICWVIIIH 10-1 7 Tuxedo Mark (Sialnkohl) Ill and Don Miller caught a 36-pounder on a again failed to fill my license, or licenses. I Warwick Way IShaahan) 10-1 Before and during World War II, New- • Movln Up (ND) 1M rigged eel In the Sandy Hook surf as the fall In the beginning the non-resident license tae): Pm.•*•»..si.iaa M»: Paca, KIM. CIM.. IIMN foundland was very lightly hunted. A single • Weary Chris (ND) 7-1 I Shlawav Cub IKallvl 1-1 run of stripers continued over the weekend. cost $J5 and if you wanted a moose as well as 5 Buck Ala Tlm« (Huit.nl » ? 4 Ladvard Paarl IStanlilao) t-1 HE1\RY one track railroad connected Port-aux-Bas- 1 Trial Coumal (B.voii Jr) 9-1 1 Frosty Valu (Harva Flllonl • 1 a caribou you just bought two licenses. 1 Fashion Skip (J Inarastlal H 1 Suffolk Tlma (Cant) 1-1 Both of the big fish were weighed at ques on the west and St. John's on the east. I CMels T K ICampb.ll) t-1 i Case Dismissed (Rhao Flllon) 71 Julian's Bait and Tackle shop in Atlantic The interior of the huge island was a roadless During my last trips, when we hiked In 7 Peplamento (Kally) t-1 1 Stocklngtown (Ralhbona) t-1 4 Sir Adnty (F Parolarl) ll-l 7 High Scora N (Cola) i-l Highlands. Danny Eppinger of Highlands got SCHAEFER wilderness inhabited by native woodland from a now deserted fishing village on the 1 Sptclal Captain IRIno) JO-1 • Clcaro Bvrnas (Talvmonda) 10-1 ]rf: Pactt IftjNti Ctma-i iAMt • tat: Paca. SIM* 'four stripers weighing 31,17,12 and ( pounds caribou and moose that had been introduced south coast, I saw about ISO moose a week. It i Plpar Boy IDMcOeel M 1 Raceway Tlma (Harva Flllon) 1-1 on rigged eels. He weighed the fish at from mainland Canada. The moose popu- was the only place I ever saw where cow and 7 Love Courier (Baachvl t-1 I Yankaa Slvla (San Stafford) 15-1 4 Oil Slick (AnUolpnol 7-1 t Bangal Tlgar (Harva Flllon) S-1 Giglio's in Sea Bright. Lester Jones of Mon- lation was still small but growing fast. The calf moose were in herds under the direction 1 wnati Up Dr (Oarsriman) 4-1 I Rundala Rosalaa IKoth) 7-1 4 Overllner (OaPlnto) t-1 4 Tad Farn (OaVltls) 4-1 mouth Beach got a 29-pounder on a rigged caribou population was large. of a single dominant bull, always a big brute 2 Lettish Lisa lMtCandl.nl 11-1 1 Brians Bast (Forta) t-1 eel; Jeff (Palumbo of Highlands a 30 pound, 2 and usually with a fine head. • King Cotton (D.vlllil 1S-1 5 Twllla Loball (J E Schmlgal) 10-1 In 1949 at a meeting of outdoor writers in 1 La Machine (NO) N-1 7 Lucky Lauren (Cagllardl) (-1 ouncer, and Philip Connor of New Providence IMk: Paca. W.M. dm*.. HUM New York I met a Newfoundland official who Ml: »ac«U.mCMM.,l1MM a 19-pounder on a Redfln. It always took us two days to tramp In t Good Snow Tom (DanH Flllon) 1-1 1 Bradlay Pond Chip (Candalll 4-1 the group that hunted at Cormack Lake In the was seeking to promote hunting and who said from the village to the hunting camp and we 5 Rebel Ruler (Marshall) 3-1 s Rough Meadow (ND) a-l 7 Mo.na LM (Aplca) S-1 4 Direct Black (NOT 7-1 Bruno DeFonzo yesterday morning interior of Newfoundland this fall collective- the island was teeming with game. I asked spent the first night in a cabin halfway In. As J ArmMaad Kan IMacadonlol 1-1 5 Pursue (Kelly) 1-1 1 Sluo.nl Commandar (Kotn) 11 t Rad Lancer (McCarthy) t-1 weighed stripers of 4, 5Vi and 12V, pounds at ly saw over 30 moose and approximately 70 him why, if it was all that good, that none of dawn was coming on one day at that cabin I ] Motu Jet IWerrlnglon) t-1 7 Rums Pacer (Powers) » 1 Steven's Bait and Tackle shop in West End. caribou in addition to two bears. The fishing 4 Baron Buntar IBaachvl II I Polly Dream (J Ingrasslal 10-1 the national magazines ever had anything to saw the shapes of moose on open ground not I Bonus Craak (ND) M-1 3 lil. B. Buddy (Scarpa) 10-1 Steve Granlt of Oakhurat got a 13-pounder, for landlocked salmon was not spectacular say about it. far away. Mki rat.. »L*ee no.: Paca. IUM. cima.. MM! Ken Fujimoto, Long Branch, 12tt pounds; 5 Btra (Scarp*) 1-1 I Rara Jerry (Kally) S-1 but was not bad either. 7 Wight Wash (Vllalll) 4-1 1 Howyougat (Baachy) 4-1 Pate Conte, Elberon, 4 pounds; Pete Pinelll, He said that very few people knew about At first they were Just huge black beasts 1 Storm On Bva IKallvl 7-1 ! Saratoga Ideal (Aplca) S-1 Licenses for Newfoundland hunting are Newfoundland. In 1950 I flew to Gander for but after a while I started seeing antlers. 1 Nllan (Sparaclno) M t Buckeyes Prlda (Lake) 1-1 Long Branch, 6V, pounds; and Robert 4 Bold Cuitomar (Had.) t-1 1 A Ds Jamie (Molsayavl • 1 Carver, Asbury Park, 6V, pounds. now limited and must be applied for before the first time and took the train to a tiny When the light was full I could see them all 1 Keystone Hawker (Harva Flllon)... I-1 4 Sly Collins (Ingrasslal 10-1 settlement called Spruce Brook but it took • Galvln Road A (ForUI I! I 1 The Vary Bast (Makar) M-1 the end of the year. There will be a free slide very well, seven bulls and one cow. These t Yankaa Bavoer (King) 11-1 7 J W Adanlor (Torrol M-1 Big game hut • program at the meeting, showing the results two days to get there because the wood-fired bulls were all outcasts from a big herd that Hunters interested in caribou and moose of the three hunts conducted so far. locomotive and several cars loaded with logs had to be somewhere near under the charge By DAN PATCH hunting are being Invited to a meeting spon- rolled off the track in the middle of nowhere. of a harem master. , Joey Joey Byrd, Flying Witty sored by the Monmouth County Park System Florlllo writes: "At this program, we The entire trip was a disaster. I spent two at the Thompson Park Visitor Center In Lin- will discuss plans for next year's hunt, but weeks in the wilderness, alone, and saw no No man in our group of six bothered any , Trial Counsel, Back Ala Time of those bulls so close to the camp. We all y, What Up Dr, Oil Slick croft at 8 p.m., Nov. 4. anyone interested in seeing Newfoundland's big game of any kind. Nick FiorlUo, assistant chief of visitor striking scenery and animals In their natural By the following year I had contacted a went on to fill our licenses with bulls taken t Ann, Doat Knock It, Never Say Never from the second camp. S-Annitead Ken. Good Show Tom, Motu Jet, Rebel Ruler services for the park system, reported that habitat is welcome to attend. The program is reliable outfitter and in 1951 collected my «-Bara, Rljan, Storm On Bye 7 - Baroa Red, Aries Beit, R T Bear I - Shlaway Cub, Suffolk Time, Stocklngtown High school Brookdale booters win •—Raceway Time, Rundale Roialea, Briaaa Beat Statue of Liberty play W- Direct Black, Bradley Pood Chip, Red Lancer sports schedule MIDDLETOWN - BCC, ranked 14th in the II - Howyougel, Rare Jerry, Saratoga Ideal, Buckeyei Pride Brookdale Community Col- nation among Junior colleges, BEST: Raceway Time lege's men's and women's Is 8-1 and it was its fourth sparks Rumson victory TODAY Soccer soccer teams both scored Im- shutout of the season. Freehold at Wall pressive victories over the Jeanne Morris scored RUMSON - Quarterback Mike Chorske Holmdel at Manchester weekend. three goals and assisted on Meadowlands scored one touchdown on an 85-yard draw Pop Warner Mater Del at Red Bank The BCC men's teams another as Brookdale won the CBA at St. Joseph's (Met) play and Ron Jackson scored the other off a zipped Ocean County College, women's game. Statue of Liberty play to help Rumson blank Tennis 2-0, while the women beat St. Michelle Murat had the Red Bank, 13-0, yesterday in Jersey Shore John's, 5-1. other two goals and she also Pop Warner football. Tinton Falls won the peewee game, 12-0. Middletown S. at.. Manalapan tonight KeyportM, Holmdel 0 Red Bank at Freehold Bob Boyce scored both had an assist as BCC raised Chorske ran for 120 yards in the game as HOLMDEL - Keyport kept its unbeaten, St. John at Holmdel goals for the Jersey Blues its record to 4-1-1. Rumson won its second game of the season. Matawan at Mater Del Mi IMM, me*, chna. (tiMM-i.eW. i 1 La Alhaliu (Pattlnsar) 15-1 untied, and unscored upon record Intact with Henry Hudson at Kevport while goalies Vin Lamattlna The winners had a 31-3 3 Lova'S Pleasure (Elllolll 10-1 Rumson also won the peewee game, 24-0 and Gary Durkin combined shot advantage with goalie I Sonsonelte (Lopal) ,. 4-1 4 Ta« Holiday (Corderol S-1 its rout of Holmdel. It was the sixth win for I1 Got The Morse (Smith) ..If] I C.K. Doll (Thomas) ll Tinton Kails, 18, Wall I Keyport. for 15 saves. BCC had a 28-19 Beth McAuliffe stopping aU 3 T Eileen (Gomel) SA Side Line Dancer (Looai) t-1 Field hockey 4 My Ports Dallght (Perral) • I'va Llad Plenty INIed) 4-1 WALL — Mike Catley scored one touch- John Kemp, John Hernandez, and Dan Monmomth at. Henry Hudson shot advantage. three shots. I Dells Planar (Bgalmoarl :$ I Pooped Corn (No Rider) 11-1 Allentown at Manchester t Daia't Mitt I (Lavti) 10 Laura's Recipe (Cordero) 10-1 down on a two-yard run and picked up a Mandigo all scored two touchdowns. Kemp I Quad's Lemba (Lliataburu).. II Oavll May Care (Thomas) 11-1 ran 2 and 16 yards for his scores, Hernandez Red Bank at Holmdel I llllle Brldgat (JenHlns) ... J-J 11 Forbidden Castle (Thomas) IO-1 blocked punt and raced 40 yards for a second Wall at Brick Mem. i Hasty Sarah (JenMnil llaa Swlttamor (Pelro) 1«-1 score as Tinton Falls trimmed Wall. scored once on a 49-yard run and ran 25 with tod: 17 see, mate. . I4A Luvlnharlseesv IMacBath) S-1 Ocean at Manasauan n»: SiaVNeV aHa», I ffftaft111t M Corey Radciiffe ran 38 yards with a Wall an Intercepted pass for the other tally while C.B.S SUPERMARKET I Baths Reason (Allaood) 10-1 1 certitude (Santiago) i-i Mandigo returned the seoend half klckoff 80 t Yes and II Counts (Nemetll 4-1 1 Malestlc Leedar (Sentinels) t-1 fumble for the first Tinton Falls touchdown, 1 Baa's Spin on (Franklin) S-1 1 Recant I Bealmear) 11-1 but Wall's Tim Ward tied It with a 30-yard yards and ran back an intercepted pass 30 36 MAIN ST. 4 Stalking Wayne (Young) t-1 4 All Faithful (Saniaaata) IS-1 yards. I Gold Flask (forwards) J t 5 Doesn't Everyone (Cordero) S-1 run. a Fell Back (Smith) 11-1 t Mlraalav (Perratl S-1 7 Golly Golly (CIIMI) 1S-1 I Slrrepllous (Goniaiei) t-1 I Final Hero (Colon) 12 1 I Hlvollage IMIgllore) S-1 M: ItMM. dm* (WMS»tMs»l, I n, • Rebel Blade IMIgllora) 10-1 PICK-IT 10 Wall Pleased Ind IMIoliore) 11-1 Manalapan sweeps in district meet 1 Reasonable Nun (Franklin) t-1 Mkl HaJJOO, drug litfceM-MJM, t I Gotcha Sallen (Lopei) 10 1 ye».».lml«n>»a» JERSEY NUMBER GAME I Amber THrttl (Lovato) 4-1 I J Bar IMIgllore) S-1 HOLMDEL - Manalapan Marlboro's Joe Young was 64 points while Freehold (95) 4 Eye Buy ISantasata) J I 1 Super Scott |Smith) 10-1 scored a sweep in Saturday's third in 17:10. and Marlboro (104) were Pick any thraa numbers —you can play I Stalking Joan (Oomai) t-1 1 Trlnl Perei (PattlrHMr) 1-1 4 SIMM Film (Skinner) a-1 4 Algaslr (Colon) 4-1 Alfred E. Bennett Memorial In the girl's event, third and fourth. Howell had from 7A.M. to 10P.M., 7daytaw««k 7 J Sutton IMIglloro) 5-1 5 Black Sham (Nemetl) 1M WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER 4t»: M.aat. dam nis^aa-ivaaai. I t Bob Slad (Franklin) 1-1 Freehold District cross coun- Manalapan grabbed the first an incomplete score. veAap, 4twr. 7 Eleven Shamrocks (McCaulev) a-1 try meet at Holmdel Park. six places with Kemper 1 Tough Prospect (No Rider) 11-1 I Lyric Echo (Neman) 4-1 »A Gygunda (Petllnoer) t-1 fsk ti4aaa CHM (Ma.aaa-M.ae4i i The Braves won the boys Knight winning in 20:16. I Pork II Over (Asmussen) II »»«•>, KM. i iitM a Bradl Dim (Skinner) in 1 Drop a Gem (No Rider) Ill race with 24 points while the Marlboro was runnerup in I Snow Seed (Lopal) M-1 j Vic's Bow Oal (Lopal) in girls scored a shutout in their the boy's race with 65 points 4 Shane's Jewel (Nled) (-1 J Ball Bottom Miss (Poulln) ill 7 Marvelous Hegler (Woodlev) Ill 4 virgin Reel IWackar) a-1 race with a low score of 15 followed by Freehold Town- a T V Station (No Rider) 41 SA AH ol Optimism (Cordarol S-1 a Popped Com (Asmussun) 10-1 eA Bats Delight (Santagata) S-1 points. ship (69), Howell (91) and 10 Aim and Flra (Cabasta) S-1 7 Walloon Lake (Cordaro) 4-1 Freehold (126). II Rifleman (Sanleeata) 111 I Florida Lint (Rlera) t-1 Tom Fischer (16:16) and 1IA Fraa infa (Pettlnoerl t-1 • Third Wife I Donahue) n John Casey (16:33) placed Freehold Township was THE 10 Parlrldgeberrv (Cordero) S-1 loan: SMS chno (S4.eat). I Ht» I one-two for the Braves while second in the girl's race with Ml IMM. ctma M1U»tUMt. I n. 4 1-MM 1 Pugilistic (No Rider) 10-1 1 Snena Dana (S* Inner I a-1 > Am«ell (Sierra) 10-1 2 Attack Cat (MUllorel S-1 3 Lucky Son (Mlnervlnll t-1 IA Sarah lor John ILopei) 1-1 4 Olngar Ala (Oulnonat) S-1 Brookdale netters romp, 7-2 4 Tony o) N.a.C. (Namatl) 10-1 ACTION TEAM! I The Arab Cab IMelendei) 10-1 SA Rule Tlma (Klrklendl (-1 1 Common Ashore (No Rldar) 10-1 t Ketchocan (Bealmear) S-1 7 Toms Road (Nemetl) 1-1 MIDDLETOWN — Margaret Rono and Ellen Roufa won 7 Two Lines (Oulnonn) t-1 I Free and Easy (Santaaala) t-1 their singles matches and then came back to win the second t Whets New IGomalei) 15-1 I Bruulleld (Bealmear) 15-1 » King's Allure (Wackar) in 10 Surf I Bealmear) 11-1 doubles to spark Brookdale Community College's women's eak: UMM. alsaw. I »a*«a>, P»M. 4 rar. II Mr. L.b.w. (Jenkins) 4-1 1 Heaven Knows (MecBeth) Ill 11 Nalhuma I Jenkins) 15 1 tennis tenn team to a 7-2 victory over Gewynedd Murphy, Pa. Birkenmeier VOTE cops net title FAIR HAVEN - BUI Birkenmeier of Fair Haven you are Invited to NOV. defeated Tom Frlacla of Rumson, 6-2, 6-4, to win the Fair Haven-Rumson tennis the Dally Register's tournament. 3rd Birkenmeier downed High School Harry Houston, 74,1-6,8-4, in one semifinal while Friscla Marching Sand Festival topped Knud Gottery Got- terup, 6-3, 6-4, in the other Hundreds ol local high school students will be participating in semifinal. this gala festival performing intricate marching maneuvers while John P. "Jack" Houston took third place rendering your favorite marching music. Each band will partici- when Gottenip had to drop pate individually, culminating In a S-band grand finale. You really ;GALLAGHER out due toillness . will enjoy this spectacular event, so join your neighbors for a STATE SENATE Dick Warga defeated Bill great 90 minutes ol fun and entertainment. Harrison to win the Class "B" event while the team of Trudy and Charlie Parton ' beat Sandy Birkenmeier and Tony Moreno, 6-3, 6-1, towi n 5 Marching Bands Willard L. "Bill" the Class "A" mixed doubles title. Jan and Bud Vassar de- feated Barbara and Ben Van • RED BANK REGIONAL Rita M. KING Vliet, 44, 6-3, 6-2 to win the • MIDDLETOWN SOUTH ASSEMBLY "B" championship. GRAHAM The tournament was con- • MIDDLETOWN NORTH ASSEMBLY ducted under the joint spon- • MANALAPAN HIGH SCHOOL sorship of the of the Recrea- tion Commissions of the two • RARITAN HIGH SCHOOL boroughs. Haithcock is / victorious in Red Rank Regional High School Stadium MAKE . Bayshore run RIDGE ROAD LITTLE SILVER NEW JERSEY I KEYPORT - Bob Haithcock of East Keansburg Sunday, Nov. 1 at 1 P.M. won the fourth annual RAIN DATE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 STRONG I Bayshore 5-Mile Run yester- day with a time of 27:22. Mark Tiernan was run- nerup in 27:49 while George AGAIN • Leary was third In 28:17. Regina Castellano won the TICKETS women's division with a 35:29 PROCEEDS clocking. She just nipped ADVANCE SALE .. $2.00 Raritan High School cross Available from participating high The band lestival is being sponsored by VOTE REPUBLICAN The Daily Register ana all proceeds country standout Michelle school students. Buy early and save. from the Marching Band Festival, In- SanFilippo by three yards. cluding profits from ticket sales and SanFilippo was timed in AT THE GATE 2.50 program, will be divided among partici- FOR A CHANGE. 35:30. pating schools' music departments. Leary and Helen Kennedy STUDENTS 1.00 were the first finishers in the men's and women's races. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1981 The National Football summaries sola. Brown II n. Young II. " Muliadv 1-14, Bright I it, Perklnt IIS, I 14, Wilder 411, Owant II, Wllllamt II NY Jdtt PASSING - Philadelphia. Jawortk Penalties vardt 10 H S-4) Ralurn varan in M 7-1'II downs 20 10 I LA-FG Corral 40 NYJ-FCLlMyH Kol.r 11, Frieda 14, Millltr II. Perrv IS D.n.nd, King 1141. Jantan it it whit Pesses 11-IM 23414 Rushes vardl It-lil 11-14* DA-HUI tl pan Irom White (Septien 30 43 2 343 Minnesota, Kramer 24-44-0-257 Seattle. Smith 114. Largenl 4 40, T Brown Time of Possession 15 10 14 50 NVJ-FGUelwl* hngion t 33, Willis 4 14. Wlltone-S INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SKktbv 1-1 MS Passing vardt in IN kick) RECEIVING - Philadelphia. Monl 2 24, Sawver lit, McCullum 111 PASSING - Wllliami it 300)31 Oak Return vardt LA—Hill 41 pan from Heden (Carrel' oomery 10 143, Cermlchael I 10*, Smith Doornlnk It. Hughet I I. Jordal II RUSHING — Denver, Preiton 13-)*. Punlt 1-44 141 11 14 land, Wilson I) 143-1)4. Parrot 10-1). Raad 44, Unchurch 1-3. Fumbles lost l-l II Pallet 1723 1 IS-»4 kick) 4 44, Cempfleld 14. Krepfle 2-11, Oliver RECEIVING - Tampa Bav. Mouse Sacki bv D» -FGSaptienM 2-0, Porker I 10 Minnesota, Brown 1042. Motion 14. Kantat City. Delanev 21-149. P.n.ltiel v.rdl 515 413 0040 I 10 Tampa lav t t I I— It 1 ill. Gilei 4 74. Wilder 1 40, Jonel 1 20. Hadnol tl 54. Marthall 1 34. Jackton t-tl. Time of possession 17 11 lilt Punti 5-42 4 11 A-44.44* Semer 341, Hashed 3 10, While 2-51, Bell 11 Eckwood I). Owant 15 Oakland 11 Young 2 1, LeCount IS, Bruar 1-1 Oakland 11 1 1 1 11 K.nnev4 ( I), Grupp 1 I !•) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fumblet-lotl Oak-FG Bahr 31 Ramsey t 4«, King 3 31. Whilllnglon 3-14. PASSING - Denver. Morton RUSHING — Naw Orleans. G Rogers Penalties yards 3 31 3-21 LA Dal Oak—Saletv Chmlenien blocked puni Bradlhaw 2 11, Jensen 1 21. Branch I II Time of Possession 11:03 14:54 First downs » 14 San Dltai 1134 1342. DeBerg 3 3114 Kantat CHv. 14 122, J Rogers 1-11, Holmes 14. W I It 11.41 out of end 1 one Kennev i 111 100 Wilton 14 Cleveland, M Prultt III). INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ruthel V4rdl 34 171 42 221 • .lllm.r. Oak-Jenten IIrun IBahr kick) Denver | 1 1 7—14 RECEIVING - Denver. Upchurcn While II It, Sip. 3 minus4 RUSHING - Radtmnt, RiMlnl 2071. Patting vardt m 2)3 NVJ-FGLeehvl* kicfl"C*" Oak-FG Bahr 20 Kantai CHv 14 t I 14-21 5 131. Walton 7 75. Odomi 7 74. Prailon PASSING — Naw Orleanl, Manning Wathinglon II ii, Thenmann 5 n Return vardl It' , „ TBav-Houte I) pan from Wllliami KC—Jackson I run (lower* kick) 5 47, Raad 111. Parrot 1 II Kantai CHv. 11 14 0, in, My..sl 10, • Clevaland, Sip. Dolphins Nathan 1}M. Franklin 11.43. Pettet 13 NYJ-FOLeahvll SD Muncli 1 run IBanlrKhkaklck) A 54.UI (Capecekick) KC—Paul 47 fumble return (Lowerv Marshall J ao. Smith IS, Hadnol 1-3. Dnon 15 42 0, 2)0 Woodier i 5. Mowell 1 I Sacki bv tlH-1 15-JM SD Cappelolll u pan Irom Foult (kick TBav—Gilat II pan from Wllliami kick) 14 RECEIVING - Naw Orlaant. W. PASSING — Rediklm, Tnelimann Punts 4-34 14' edl 17 13 I 14* Dolphins, Woodlev 15 210 2*4 Ml Flrtl Mm Iklck tailed) Den—Walton 11 pan from Morton Wilton 1-73. G Rogerl 1-14, Hardv 2 33. Fumbles- loll 14 » II SD Join.r 1] patt from Foult TBav—FOCepec.lt Merkent 1 21, Tyler 1-11. Holmes 3 1, RECEIVING — Radtkint, Cattei Pananiei vardl tl Ruihei vardi IBenlnchko klckl (Sleinfortklck) 10-7t It 41100 Oak-FG Bahr 44 • KC-Manhall M patl from Konnev HmOrtMM 1 t 1 a-17 GrMh ID, Martini 17. Cleveland, G Monk 4-41, Warren 1-35. Thompson 2 I Time of possession 17 H 13 lOt Pamno »»rdi 141 1)4 SO FG Bemrtchka 10 A 41.111 Cleveland III I 7-la Prullt 7 113. Nawtsma 7 tl, Feacner 14t, Washington 44. Meicalle 1-3, Rlggms 13 01 Return vardl SD-Muncio 1 run IBemrsihkekKkl (Lowerv klckl 0 SI TBav Oak Den Watson II pall from Morion Cle-FGBahr34 < White 1 ll, M Prullt 13. Hill 1 10. Rucker minutt. Dolphini. Cafalo 1*1. Rose 3 4 INDIVIDUAL LIADIM PatMl I MM Jon •In] dowm II 22 ISIelnfortkick) NO — Roger 17t run IRIcardo kkkI MS Harm 1-44, Nathan 43*. Moor* 2 3* Hai RUSHING—Lot Angelet. Tvler lt-*0, MCltM Mi 14 klcfl" °'""" ' **" ''"" " Rutheivardi le-lt 51IU (I. M Prultl I run I Bahr kkk) dv 14. Howall 1-5. Lea 1-4, Gl SO c.ptxitlii I run IBanlrtcnka klckl KC—Delanavllrun ILowervkick) Brvant 14 S3 Heden 1-11. Guman 2-11 Oat Punli 441 Ml Palling vardl 11) 1)1 A-74,t)l NO — «". Wilton • pan Irom Mvtrt minus 1. Ki Dortetl 1) IS*. Springs 1141. WMle Fumblei (oil SDC Wllllamt I pan from Foutt Raaltklnl III 7-li II 11 Return vardl n 10 I KC IRicardokkkl DaipMM t I 1 3-D Ml • Penalties yards 4-41 420 (Banirichh. kick) TIITM ol Possession Panel 11300 1)141 Firtt downs II NO— FGRkardoll WAS—FG Moul.y 10 I I* I t-ll PASSING Los Angelel. Hadan I3K3 A'4l,ait Sacki bv 04 14 Rushes yards 45114 Cle- FGBahr it MIA—FG von Sclvamann I) 217 Dallai. White 1S-H-117) IMDIVIDUAL tTATItiMCS " " SD a.i Punti M) 144 Patitng vardl lit Cle-M Prultl 1 run (Bahr kick) 11 14 1 t-n RECEIVING— Lot Angelas, Miller 4-ST. HUSHING - Buffalo. Crloos M4. 100 MIA—Franklin 1 run (von Schamann Flrtl dowm 30 n Fumblet-lott 11 14 Ralurn vardt 10) ISt A-7t,O5* kkk) OA-Sonngt 1 run (Stptlen kkkl Moore 151. D Hill l-M. Brvant Ml. Chltat. Brawn 5-5. Ferguson 1 minul 2 Leaks I- Ruthatvardt 1)1)1 itu Ponomei-verdi M4 120 Pattat H3-411 4 111 HO CLI DA-FG Saptlen 40 II*. Arnold 111 Dallat. T Hill 4*7, mlnul I Naw York. Auoutlvnlek J040 Sackt bv WAS - R1gg.n11 run IMosele v kkkl Palling vardl ?M Ita Time of potiemon 11:1) 1)11 04 1)1 Firil OOami 14 23 MIA—FG von Schamann IS DA-Safetv Martin tackled Heden in P.arion 4.71, Saldi 1-17. Cosbie l-M. Harpe, 7-40, Todd 3 33. DlaVklngt-li. M£ Raturn v.rdt n 4 Punlt end lone Dorsetl I 12. Dupree III, Johnton Ml. ton I II, Long 14, Ramsay 14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 7-17 5 31 Husheiy.rd. 14-141 H-M A 47, Ml Panal 2(,410 M-l)! RUSHING - Tampa Bav. Eckwood Fumbles lost 11 41 Paulng y.rd. in HI DA—Dorset! 44 run ISaoli.n kick) Sortnqsi-I PASSING - Buffalo. Ferguson Sackt bv 1 n 0-0 WAS MIA LA—Tvler 1 run {Corral kick) Punli 4 41 .-I) Fumblailotl |.| |.| RECEIVING - Butfolo. Lev.ii t IM, Panaltlat-vardt 130 141 Butler 171, Brimmer 1 It. Frankln 1 13 Tlma ol pottamon 32 a 1)11 Cribos 1-7. Jessie 17. Naw York, Barkum INOIVIOUAL STATISTICS 5 14. Harpar 3 33. Walker 2 17. Galfnev RUSHING San O..BO J Brookl 14-71, 1-17, Auguttvnlak 3-14. Dlerklng 114. Munclt 1441. Cappalalti 711. Fduil I 11. B.Jones 1-14. J Jones 1-11. Bauar 1-4. Baltimora, Dlckav t 32. McMillan 1-17. jonat It SI. Leuli I i , a_li PASSING San Dlago. Foult 24-4I0. m Atlanta I » ; ,4_Jj Ballimora. Jonat 2O-17-2. 255 RECEIVING San Di.go. jolnar Ml, TfUtiie/t Z>•)*. Variar. 1)1, Col- Cooper 111, Clark 151. Young 1-4, Law- iiniooilh. 111. Kraidar. 3 54) Curm. 2 11 rence 1-5 Graen Bav. Ellit 5 50. Lofton fabulous Silent Auction with over 100 items. Luncheon EGLEVSKY BALLET COMPANY directed by Johnson. 1-11 I tl. Coffmanl-i). Hucklabv 14, Jefterion Chinese Auction sponsored by Catholic Daughters 1-4). Jenten I-It available. Do your Christinas shopping early with us! Edward Villella at Monmouth Arts Center, 99 Mon- of America (Court Fulgens & Corona No. 1684), St. PhlledelMlo 4 1 0 14-11 N. V. Oi.nl. I 1| 11 i—II mouth St., Red Bank on Sat, Oct. 10 i Sat Oct 24, 8 30 Mary's, New Monmouth Memorial Hall, 7.30 P.M. Minn.1.U • II I III Seattle • i I a- • P.M. Part of AIE Dance Residency, co-sponsored by Donation $2.50. PHIL—Monlgomarv 1 run (kick NYG—FG Deneiolf OCTOBER II TO V blockad) Monmouth County Arts Council, Brookdale & Mon- MINN—Saniar II pall Irom Kramar NVG—Shirk 4 pan from Simt (Oanalo St. Jude's Novena will be conducted In St. Agnes (Oanmaiarkickl kick) mouth Colleges, NEA & NJSCA. Call Box Office PHIL—FG Franklin 10 NYG—FG DanaloS4 Church, Atlantic Highlands. Services are scheduled for OCTOBER 21 MINN—S Whita W pan Irom Kramar NYG-FGDanaloll 842-9002. Bus ride to Golden Nugget. Leaving 6 p.m., Port IDanmaiarktckl NVG-FG Oanalo 4) 10 A.M. (with Mass) and 7:90 P.M. (with Benediction) MINN—Bruar I pan from Kramar NYG—Carpenter Irun (Oanalo kick) Confessions will follow each service. Fabulous Fall Fun Night, sponsored by River Plaza Monmouth Fire House. $15 each. Reservations Call lOanmalarklck) NYG-FGDanaloll NVG-FG Danolol) Hose Co., River Plaza Fire House, Foster St., 8 P.M. to 787-5412 by Oct. list. MINN—Ramad I pan from Kramar A—ia.114 lOanmalarklck) NYO 1 A.M. Games and refreshments. Donation: $6.00. $3.00 PHIL—Monloomarv IS pan from Firit downl 10 OCTOBER M, 21 Jeworihi (Franklmk(ck) Ruihetvardt M Asbury United Methodist Womens' Rummage Sale, value returned at door. OCTOBER II MINN—Brown I run (Danmaiar kick) Palling vardt 4411] uon PHIL— Carmichaai 11 pan from Return vardt 101 14] Church dining room, 61 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, 4TH Annual Doll, Doll House * Miniatures JaworikilFraninnkickl Panel 41 » BAZAAR, Westminster Presbyterian Church, 94 Show/Sale, by Hazlet Recreation, Raritan High School, A-41 451 Sackt bv 11211 10 34 2 Tues. Oct. 20,9-4. Wed. Oct. 21,9-12 Noon. PHI MINN Punli 141 MS Tindall R«V, Middletown, Oct. 24, 10-4 P.M. Boutique, Middle Rd., Hazlet. Sat. 31, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Ad- Flrit downl It to Fumblai lot! 341 1441 needlework, crafts, attic treasures, food & more. Do mission: $2.00, seniors It children $1.80. Ruihai vardl It 105 11 *4 Penaltiat vardl M1S4 111 OCTOBER 28 Palling vardl 111 140 Time ol Pottamon 17 10 11 40 your Christmas shopping early. Ralurn vardl X IS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS St. Marks Parish Pancake Dinner, Oct. 20, 4 P.M. NOVEMBER 1 Paiwi 30)12 1« 410 RUSHINO—Naw York, Carpanter Sacki bv It) 111 71 111. Bf iQhl 4 )• Kol.f 171 Parry 111 to 8 P.M. $2.50 adults, $2.00 senior citizens tt children Oysters "R" In season, ham Is always In season. Deborah Hospital Holiday Bazaar, 11 A.M. to 4 Punli 411 4 31 Jackton 1-10. Simmi t-t Seattle. T Brown Fried Oyster-Ham Dinner, family style, all you can eat. Fumblai loit 11 14 4-1, Smith 1-7. Hughet 4 7. jodal 1-1, under 12. P.M. Long Branch Elks, Garfield Ave. Handmade Penaitiei vardt 113 4 11 Ooornlnk 1-1. Atlantic Highlands United Methodist, Church, 3rd and Items, silk and dried flower arrangements , Holiday Timt of Polsemon 11 IS It IS PASSINO — Naw York, Slmmi COCKTAIL PARTY AND DANCE, at Club Bern, Garfield Aves. Reservations only. 12 Noon, 5 P.M., 6 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 12 2' 103 1. Brunnar 1-0-0-0 Saatlla. Zorn decorations, baked goods, Fall and Christinas gifts. RUSHING — Philadalpnia. Monleom 8:30p.m. PWPChapter«44members$3, CCH $5, D.J. to 141144 1. KriagS*'50-0. Adklni l-l»-1. P.M., 7 P.M. AdulU $8.00, children 6-12, $5.00, under 6 Carnival games for the kids, clown, balloons and prizes. arv II12 Oliver *-43, Jawortki 1-0 Minna RECEIVINO—Naw York, Shirk 4 30 play for us. Cash Bar. Orientation will be given for all free. Call 291-2871. Tables available $700. CaU 229-2128 or 222-5910. new and prospective members at 8:30 p.m. sharp and only at this time. Three Seasons Festival, the United Methodist NOVEMBER 4,1,8 Women of St. Luke's Church, Cor. Washington and Ascension Church Travel Club, trip to Annapolis, How they stand OCTOBER 21 Broadway, Oct. 24,10 A.M. to 3 P.M. Handcrafted gifts Luray Caverns, Monticello, etc. $135. Call 774-2139 or Aberdeen Republican Organization 3rd Annual American CgnranMt for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Lunch 774-0456, Mon. through Fri., 9 to3P.M. •aitam DlvWan Olvlllae, Tricky Tray, Oct. 21, Wed., at the Town and Country w L 1 M n Philadelphia 0 141 102 137 served. Miamt lit 114 Dallas 0 It* 140 714 Restaurant, Hwy. 35, Keyport, 8 P.M. Doors open 7 NOVEMBER7 111 N v Gianlt 0 117 *7 571 Buffalo Iti P.M. Admission: $2.00. Refreshments served. We bring "Autumn Review" a gala variety show to benefit N V Jell til 111 St Louis 0 IN 1*2 Shrewsbury Senior Homesteaders will bold their New Englnd til 13* Wathlngton 0 111 lit 143 you our usual selection of fine Items. Call 583-2207 or the Little Silver First Aid It Rescue Squad, 8 P.M. Red 4th annual Harvest Bazaar, Firehouse, Broad St., Baltimore 0 110 171 14] Central Civilian Minnesota SI 0 171 let 566-3102 for tickets. Bank Regional High School, Ridge Rd., Little Silver. Shrewsbury. Crafts table, bake sale, books, jewelry, Tampa Bav I o isi in 571 Cincinnati SI 0 III 111 111 Ticket donation $5.00. Call for tickets 747-3163 or Christmas table, trash 4 treasure. Time 10 a.m. to 4 Pilllburgh 4 ) 0 141 145 371 Detroit 2 4 0 111 Hi Red Bank Christian Womens Club Invites you to Houiion 4 1 0 113 11) 371 Green Bav I I o in isi Hi 741-2301. Write Variety Show, 543 Prospect Ave., Little p.m. Cleveland 1 4 0 lot 144 41* Chicago I 0 It 111 147 their Country Fair Brunch at Buck Smith's, 10-12 Noon. Waiter. DhUHa) Silver, N.J. 07739. San Diego 5 1 0 lit tt) 714 San Franctc I 1 0 171 111 .714 $3.50. Roberta Ewing will sing & Marilyn Steele will The Hazlet Italian-American Association 7th An- KamaiCltv 3 1 0 in 144 714 Atlanta 4 1 0 1*1 115 571 speak. For reservations call 264-9375, 741-7377 or Monmouth Conservatory of Music Faculty Concert nual Dinner Dance, Nov. 7, at Lakeside Manor, Hwy. 36, Denver I I 0 147 101 714 LotAngeltl 4 3 0 177 IM 171 Oakland 1 4 0 II I0S 42* NewOrlem 1 t 0 II IM 141 671-3556. to benefit the Scholarship Fund, 8:30 P.M., Church of Hazlet. Cocktail Hour 8 P.M. Prime Rib dinner, open Seattle it I II HI 143 The Nativity, Fair Haven. 11 performers It chamber bar & entertainment until 1 A.M. Donation $30.00 per Chinese Auction Wed. Oct. 21, 8 P.M. PROMPT, chorus, works by Dowland, Handel, Verdi, Schumann, YMWraiT'l Oemei leaeMf.OctU person. For tickets or information 671-7228. Naw York Jell 11. Buffalo 14 Naw York Glanii at Atlanta. 1 p.m. East Keansburg Fire House, Thompson and Day Aves. Brahms It Collier. AdulU $4.00, students $2.00. Re- Naw England M. Houiion 10 Denver at Buffalo..! p.m. Admission: $1.50. Free refreshments. Bus Trip, Reading, Pa. Outlet Center, bus leaves Cleveland 10. Naw Orleant 17 Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 p.m. freshments. Further information 741-8880. Mlnnetote IS, Philadelphia 11 Green Bav al Detroit, 1 p.m. from The Dog Cart, Beachway. Keansburg, at 6:30 Cincinnati 14. Pittsburgh 7 Tampa Bav at Phlledelphle. 1 p.m. Manalapan-Engllshtown ORT will hold a Chinese Mlnnauta at St.Loult. 1 p.m. Friends of the Middletown Township Library 9th A.M., returns 9 P.M. $15.00 per person, all seats paid In Atlanta 41, SI LoulllO Bazaar at St. Thomas More Church, Gordons Corner San FranclK011. Graan Bav 1 New England al Waihlngton. I p.m. Annual Used Book Sale, at the Middletown Township advance. Free coffee It buns. Sponsored by Bayshore San Diego 41. Ballimora 14 Cincinnati at New Orleeni, 1 0 m Rd., Englishtown on Wed. Oct. 21. Doors will open 7 Kamai Cltv It. Denver 14 San Diego at Chicago. 4 p.m. Library, 55 New Monmouth Rd., 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Homeowners Association. Call Doris, 787-8283 or Miami 11, vVathlngton 10 Miami at Dallat. 4pm P.M. Donation: $2.00, refreshments to be served. Oakland II, Tampa Bav Ii Seattle at New York Jatt. 4 p.m. 495-2777. Kamai Cltv al Oakland, 4 p.m. Bus Trip to NYC to see "Ain't Misbehavin" It Naw York Glantt 12. Saatlla 0 Bus Tour of Middletown Township, 9:30 A.M. to Dallaiia. LoiAngeleil) Lot Angelel at San FranclKO, 4 p.m. "Children of Lesser God " matinee sponsored by Open NOVEMBER 11 Tadav'lOama Mandat.Oct M 2:30 P.M. $4.00 per person, lunch stop at Deep Cut Park, Houston at Plttiourgh, • p.m. Door Bayshore Area. Cost $17.00, including bus It seats. St. Marks ECW will hold a Chinese Auction at Buck Chicago at Detroit, »pm half-day tour available. For reservations & details Leaves Red Bank & Hazlet. Call 739-3963, 495-2471, Smith's, Palmer Ave., East Keansburg, Nov. 11, 7:30 contact League of Women Voters, 671-4215 or 671-0333. 739-368. P.M. Tickets may be purchased at St. Marks Gift Shop, BAZAAR, Westminster Presbyterian Church, 94 Keansburg, Mon., Wed., Fri., 10:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. Raiders trainer OCTOBERa For further information call Ruth, 787-2343. Holmdel High School PTSA presents "Holiday Tindall Rd., Middletown, Oct. 24, 10-4 P.M. Boutique, Fantasy Fashion Show & Dessert Card Party," fashions needlework, crafts, attic treasures, food and more. Do NOVEMBER 14 won't be charged by the Elegant Alternative & Dante's Love Story, your Christmas shopping early. The Aberdeen Twp First Aid Ladies Auxilary will Thurs. Oct. 22, 7:30 P.M. at High School Commons. Holiday Bazaar, Keyport Reformed Church, sponsor Holiday Christmas Bazaar Nov. 14 from 9 a.m. OAKLAND (AP) - An investigation of Oakland Raiders Donation: $3.00. Students & teachers modeling, to Warren and Osborn Sts., Keyport, 10-4 P.M. to 4 p.m. rain or shine. Tables $6 and may be reserved trainer George Anderson nine years ago by the Alameda benefit Scholarship Fund. Needlework, trash and treasure, toys, baked goods, by calling 583-3923 or 566-5831. County District Attorney's office did not turn up enough Christmas table, lunch and more. NOVEMBER 21 evidence to merit criminal charges, according to a story in Fashion Show, 8 P.M. Buck Smith's, Keansburg, St. Joseph's School PTA will sponsor a giant Indoor yesterday's Oakland Tribune-Today. Ladies & Mens Fashions by Kinkels of Shrewsbury. MMC Nurses Alumni Assn. Annual Dinner Da Admission $3.00 per person. Refreshments will be Flea Market It Craft Show on Sat., Nov. 21st, 1981. From The story was prompted by an article in Sunday's New Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown, 7 P.M. Menu: Prime Rib served, sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary Keyport Elks 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the school auditorium 4 cafeteria. York Times that reported that bookmakers and gamblers or Stuffed Flounder. Donation: $21.50. John Lee, R.N. No. 2030. Marlboro Psych. Hospital or call 9464100, ext. 308. Tables will be $12.50. For reservations please call have made close ties with several members of the Raiders' 566-1422, 583-9130. After 6p.m., 566-8826. organization in the last decade. Soho Bus Trip to NYC to tour Avant-Garde Art Deadline Oct. 21. The Times said that Anderson is the principal figure in a Galleries, Thurs., Oct. 22. $15.00 includes round trip Annual Bazaar Rummage Sale & Dinner at Calvary Bus Trip to Reading, Pa. Shop at 60 outlet stores, current investigation by National Football League officials. transportation from Thompson Park, Lincroft, plus Baptist Church, River St. & Bridge Ave., Red Bank, 12 enjoy a Pennsylvania Dutch dinner at Walp's. $20.00 per Warren Welsh, NFL director of security, said declined to professional artists as tour guides. 10:45 A.M. - 5:30 Noon until. Baked goods, clothing, etc. Benefit Building person. St. Agnes PTA, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0275 comment on any past or present investigations. P.M. 842-4000. Fund. eves. Clifford OJala, chief of inspectors for the Alameda County QUEST — Weekly forum for single, divorced & APRIL 24 TO MAY 4,1M2 District Attorney, told the Tribune that nine years ago the Eatontown United Methodist Church. 76 Wyckpff widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, Church, Atlantic Highlands will sponsor a "FBI was also interested" in Anderson. Rd., is sponsoring a Roast Beef dinner from 4-7 P.M. Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 7:45 P.M. S.S. Rotterdam, Bermuda, St. Thomas It Ojala plans to check the Times story and "if there is Adults $5.50, children under 12, $2.50. Tickets sold at Admission limited to first 200 people. Donations: $3.00. n\ Call 291-0876 or 291-0272. anything new that suggests we should reopen the Investigation door, also a mini Christmas Bazaar. we certainly would." 14 The Daily Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1981

Weddings

Cassidy sisters become brides LONG BRANCH - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ronald Sieka was his brother's best man and Cassidy Jr., 114 Shrewsbury Drive, announce the the ushers were Thorn Cassidy and Frank Sieka. Sept. 27 marriages of their daughters. Mrs. Matthews was graduated from Ocean Diane Michele Cassidy was married to Rich- Township High School and attended Stockton ara Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Mat- State College, Pomona. She is attending thews ST., 522 Amboy Road, Cliff wood, during a Brookdale Community College, Llncroft, and is ceremony conducted in Allaire Chapel of Allaire employed as an admitting clerk at Riverview State Park, Wall, by the Rev. Louis Qoia. Hospital, Red Bank. Her husband, who is a In Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, here, private investigator, was graduated from Gayle Helene Cassidy, became the bride of Ran- Matawan Regional High School and attended dolph Sieka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Sieka Brookdale. He and his bride reside here, after a ST., 51 Eisele Ave., Wanamassa. The Rev. Frank wedding trip to the Poconos. Iazzetta celebrated the Nuptial mass. Mr. and Mrs. Sieka are alumni of Ocean Town- There was a joint reception in the Hilton Inn, ship High School. She received an associate Tinton Falls. degree in fashion merchandising from Brookdale The sisters were one another's honor atten- and is employed at Pants Place, Monmouth Mall, dants. Also attending Mrs. Matthews was her Eatontown. Mr. Sieka attended the University of Rnllltr IU cousin, Joy Fornicola. Ring bearer was Richard Florida, Gainesville, and was graduated cum HEARTFELT CAUSE — Ws. Bernard Wallach, Matthews Jr., the bridegroom's son. Ushers were laude with a bachelor's degree in political science Hoimdei, center, chairman of Saturday's Hearts for Thomas Cassidy, brother of the bride, and Roy from Monmouth College, West Long Branch. He is Deborah dinner-dance at Sheraton Inn, Hazlet, com- Matthews Jr. and David Matthews, brothers of employed by Surfside Beverage, Ocean. pletes plans for the party with her co-chairman, Mrs. the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Sieka were to Niagara Falls and Fred Fischman, Fair Haven, left, and Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Sieka's bridesmaids were Gina Cassidy Canada on their honeymoon. They live in Eaton- Fanner, Belford, president of Red Bank Chapter of DIANE MATTHEWS MR. AND MRS. RANDOLPH SIEKA and Lynn Sieka. town. Deborah which is sponsoring the benefit. Suffill-Pavlovsky Doyle-Trimboli Hearts for Deborah RED BANK - The 15th annual Hearts for Deborah dinner- RED BANK - Susan Ellen Trimboli and dance sponsored by Red Bank Chapter of Deborah will take RED BANK — The marriage of Jeanne ist Church. The Rev. David N. Cousins of- Frank L. Doyle were married Sept. 12 in St. Barbara Pavlovsky and Robert John Suffill ficiated at the double ring ceremony. There place Saturday, starting with cocktails at 7:30 p.m. in Sher- James Roman Catholic Church. aton Inn, Route 35, Hazlet. Jr. took place Sept. 19 in the United Method- was a reception in the Rum Runner Restau- Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. rant, Sea Bright. Mrs. Bernard Wallach, Holmdel, a member of the board of Patrick A. Trimboli, 2 Davis l.ane, and Mr. directors of Deborah Heart and Lung Foundation, is chairman and Mrs. Frank Doyle, 19 Albert St., both of the black tie optional event, which will feature an open bar Parents of couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ed- couples of River Plaza. ward A. Pavlovsky, 3 Surrey Lane, and Mr. all evening, a full course dinner, and dance music by the and Mrs. Robert J. Suffill, 50 Broad St., both Mary Ann Trimboli was mmad of honor Crystal Clears Orchestra. couples of Eatontown. and Robert Doyle was best man. Assisting Mrs. Wallach are Mrs. Coney Powell, Mid- Mr. and Mrs. Doyle are graduates of Red dletown, and Mrs. Fred Fischman, Fair Haven. Committee The bride was attended by Cheryl M. Bank Catholic High School. She is employed aides are Mrs. James W. Staples, Shrewsbury; Mrs. John Siley, maid of honor, Barbara Beloni, Paula by Commercial Trust Company. Mr. Doyle Conley, Eatontown, and Mrs. William Van Tassell 3rd, Red Calabrese, Jane Saks and Linda Suffill. was graduated also from the University of Bank. Mrs. Wallach or Mrs. Powell are accepting reserva- Best man was Walter R. Smith. Ushers, Scranton. He is employed by Morton-Nor- tions. were Robert Pavlovsky, Richard Newcomb, wich Products Inc., New York. Last year, Deborah Heart and Lung Center, Browns Mills, Mark Robertson and Howard Suffill. The couple went to Bermuda on their admitted 3,228 patients, including 2,043 adults and 588 children • MR. AND MRS. FRANK DOYLE honeymoon. suffering from various heart ailments. None of these patients Mr. and Mrs. Suffill are alumni of Mon- received a hospital bill. Deborah has never charged a patient mouth Regional High School, Tinton Falls. for services in its almost 60 years of operation. She was graduated also from Douglass Col- lege, New Brunswick. Mr. Suffill attended Buonano-Collison Nichols College, Dudley, Mass., and is with RED BANK - In St. An- ceremony. There was a re- HRy R Suffill Welding, Eatontown. thony's Roman Catholic ception in Molly Pitcher Inn. I H The couple went to the Poconos on their Church here, Sept. 12, Teresa Attending the bride were Patricia Collison, maid of | Carl A. Quaglia MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SUFFILL JR. honeymoon and reside in Eatontown. Marie Collison, daughter of Lester Collison, 62 Monmouth honor, Elise Johnson, De- R.P. Parkway, East Keansburg, borah Caullett and Bette and Hilda Stover, Navesink, Nilsen. was married to George Vic- John Michael Vitrano was ALL DRUGS EVENTUALLY tor Buonano, son of Mr. and best man and the ushers were Mrs. George Buonano, 44 Martin Bruno, Anthony De- LOSE THEIR POTENCY , Swimming River Road, Lin- Pietro and John Garofalo. croft. Mrs. Buonano was gradu- Exposure to heat, dampness, or the sun can do ated from Middletown Town- quick damage. Medicines given by a dropper are Monslgnor Salvator iwfl subject to contamination each time the dropper is TERESA BUONANO DiLorenzo officiated at the ship High School and Riv re-inserted into the bottle. erview Hospital School of X ray Technology. She is em- Follow these general rules. Most opened liq- uids should be destroyed after a few weeks. ployed by Orthopaedic Con- ' Ointments last about six months and tablets and Fitzpatrick-Yardley sultants, here. capsules about one year. Any medicine that Her husband is a graduate changes color, develops a sediment or appears to NEW HOPE, Pa. - Diane ter's honor attendant. of Red Bank Regional High have a mold should be carefully destroyed. Do not Carol Yardley and John How- Steve Chapman was best School and Kean College of . throw discarded medicines in the trash can to ard Kitzpatrick were married man. New Jersey Union, and is tempt children Empty contents first. Aug. 22 in Thompson Memori- Mrs. Fitzpatrick was with the State Police of New Jersey, Trenton. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need I al Presbyterian Church, here. graduated from Henry The couple went to Wil- medicine Pick up your prescription if shopping nearby, The Rev. Donald Mairs of- Hudson Regional School, or we will deliver promptly without extri charge A ficiated at the ceremony, liamsburg, Va. on their hon- reat many people entrust us with their prescriptions which was followed by a re- Highlands, N. J. She and her eymoon. They make their U{ we compound and dispense yours? ception in Chez Odette. husband, an alumnus of Co- home in Belford. lumbia High School, AimtOMZID NSTNIUTM FOB HOLISTEH OSTOMY rHODUCTl The bride is the daughter Maplewood, were graduated Arts, crafts of Audrey Yardley, 79 Third from Trenton (N. J.) State Shrewsbury Pharmacy Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N. College. COLTS NECK - The arts THESHREWSBURYSHOPS J , and Charles A. Vardely of and crafts group of Encore BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY Ned Drive, Matawan, N. J. Mrs. Fiztpatrick is an ar- will meet Tuesday at 9:30 PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY The bridegroom, of tist with Iola and Gignac As- a.m. in the home of Mrs. John Plainsboro, N. J., is the son sociates, Princeton, N. J. Mr. Eggleston, 32 Ridge Road. of Kathleen FiUpatrick of Fitzpatrick is an accountant Maple wood, N. J., and the with Fisher Body-General late Howard G. Fitzpatrick. Motors, Trenton. Janet Travis was her sis- They reside in New Hope. OVERWEIGHT? 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Fit (305) 6890446, 741-7741 The msbli mpeMKrf Mm d I *•» I n k. 14 y*m d endbay are] Mepty to Ihoae oho need moe SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1981 The Daily Register 15 Advice A NEW YOU HINTS FROM HELOISE Dine solo and like it Dutch oven reseasoned By EMILY WILKENS reservation early in the day. Use your joy them or not, they're guaranteed to business title — or invent one — when give you food for thought and converts*. DEAR HELOISE: "I love my job. I love all the trav- you make the reservation. Everyone's tion when you get back home. only, using a plastic scouring pad or a everyone would take the time to call an eling I have to do but I hate eating impressionable, especially restau- I have Jusl ruined a double recipe of nylon net scrubbie to remove any food When you arrive in a new city, elderly neighbor dally or knock on their alone in a restaurant," writes a young rateurs. Reserving a table for Jane the locals — anyone you meet in meatballs and spaghetti sauce — three particles. Dry thoroughly, then apply a door to make sure they are O.K. hours work scorched in my precious old career woman. She's one of many who Doe, vice-president of the Hoopla Com- line of duty — to suggest good restatIv light coating of non-stick vegetable Just say, "HI, wanted to make lure have aired the same complaint. pany, will insure a good location iron dutch oven!'Everything teems to spray or cooking oil. Wipe out excess rants in the area. Word of mouth rec- you are all right!" This could be a life- "I feel self-conscious when I walk whereas plain Jane Doe may wind up ommendations are not only likely to Be stick lately, no matter bow carefully 1 with a paper towel. saver. — Doris Seipler stir and watch. into a restaurant alone," writes anoth- next to the soup kitchen. more timely but more accurate tkaa ] Don't ever let the pot soak in sudsy BOOTDRYINC er. "I don't know what to do between you'll find in any guidebook. Could it be that the pot needs it- dish water or, worse yet, put it in the Dear Heloise: When trying to dry Don't be afraid to talk to other masoning? If so, could you please tell courses I'm afraid to strike up a con- diners if the opportunity presents JUST FOR YOU dishwasher as this absolutely ruins the boots and mittens, slip canning jar versation with anyone, especially a me how do I do It as I have misplaced finish. itself. But don't butt into private tete- Dear Emily: A colleague lost •$» rings or something timiliar into them lone male, lest he get the wrong idea." job more than a year ago and is still ta your instructions and have turned the Don't set cast iron on a stove burner so the air can circulate. a-tetes. If you catch another diner's "I always seem to get a terrible eye, make a comment about the ser- of work. I've heard of an opening ia W house upside down looking for them. to dry — it's too hard on the seasoning The rings will hold them open beau- Nothing! , table — way off in a dark corner," vice or ambiance. If you're lucky, you field that's less prestigious and | — and don't stack other pots or pans on tifully. - Mrs. Alice Berger complai, s another. less money. I'm afraid if I suggest Help - The Three Bairds" top of your Dutch oven. may break the monotony — yours and CRISP SALADS I hear these same complaints again theirs. If not, occupy yourself by tuning him. he will be insulted. Should I • I think you've diagnosed the prob- If you must do this to save space, Dear Heloise: I wan preparing a big and again. Obviously, dining solo is the lion it? - T.J. place a heavy grocery bag between into snatches of chatter at other tables. lem correctly and your pot does need dinner with salad when I berated my- one aspect of a travel job that throws I like to speculate on the relationships Dear T.J.: Don't suggest. Do reveal reseasoning However, it has been my each piece to avoid scratching and pre- self for not having purchased a salad the average woman. Can it be en- vent moisture build-up. Also, don't cov- of other diners, interpreting their the job possibility in a general way. It experience that any food with a high spinner to remove the excess water joyable? Of course. Here are some tips facial expressions and working up interested, your colleague will press concentration of acid, such as tomatoes er the pot with a lid when storing, as from the greens. I've used in my travels, along with this may cause sweating and rusting. whole dramas about them. you for all the details. If there isn't a have, does not do well when cooked in Pressed for time, I grabbed a clean suggestions culled from career women nibble, take your baited hook and fist cast iron. In spite of all these don'ts, cast iron mesh grapefruit bag, put in the greens, met along the way. Another way to occupy yourself is someplace else. To get your iron ware back in shape, is easy to maintain and is an alltime stepped outdoors and swung it around. There's no need to feel self-con- to give the menu a careful reading. In a EMILY WILKENS welcomes let- do this: Wash the utensil in hot sudsy favorite when it comes to cooking Result: perfect salad! The greens scious about walking into a restaurant foreign restaurant, ask the waiter to ters, but cannot undertake to answer water. Dry it well and then rub the utensils. looked good and the dressing coated alone. Dress as carefully as you would interpret and explain. You could learn each one. She will use questions of interior of the pot generously with suet t It has been handed down from gen- them perfectly. for an important occasion and you'll something new and interesting. Do be general interest in her column. Ad- or salt-free fat. Put it in a 300F oven for eration to generation and yours can be It works! — KarinCartwright feel supremely confident. Buoy up your swayed to try the specialties of the dress your letters to Emily Wilkens, two hours. an heirloom too if you care for it prop- Wonder what the neighbors confidence in advance by booking a region and the house. Whether you en- care of this newspaper. Remove it from the oven (use a erly. thought!-Heloise thick, dry potholder) and wipe off any One more thing... Why let a household problem stump fat residue with paper towels. If, for any reason, the ironware you? Ask Heloise to help by writing her YOUR HEALTH Your pot will be seasoned and ready should require reseasoning at any care of P.O. Box 32000, San Antonio, to use. To keep it thai way for as long time, just repeat according to direc- Tex. 78216. She can't reply to your as possible, follow these simple rules: tions given. — Heloise letter personally but she'll answer Don't wash the utensil with strong LETTER OF THOUGHT questions of general interest in her detergent. Instead, rinse it in hot water Dear Heloise: Wouldn't it be nice if column. Baffling chronic fever

ASK DR. BROTHERS By LESTER L. ((HUMAN, M.D. my alcoholism. Would it be safe for me to have an operation with my previous history. — Mr. L.L.T., Nev. My sister has been running a fever for almost a year. All Dear Mr. T.: kinds of tests have been made but they still have found no I can understand your slight reticence about discussing answer. She seems to be in good health except that she's this problem with your doctor and with your surgeon. Yet I Beauty and brains constantly tired. Can this fever eventually make her a chronic urge you to do so. invalid? That's our chief worry. — Mrs. W.G., Mass. The chances are slight that after such a long period of Dear Mrs. G.: By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS abstinence you will be exposed to any unusual hazards during secretly afraid and concerned that they Dear Dr. Brothers: I am a constant One of the most baffling problems that confronts a doctor anesthesia and surgery. won't be able to live up to her high worrier, mainly about my 13-year-old is a fever of unkown origin. Even after the most exhaustive Before any surgery is performed on an alcoholic, a com- Dear Dr. Brothers: Every man I've expectations. They may be so afraid daughter's future and the bills. I am 29, tests, the exact cause may still be elusive. Examinations of ever gone with seems to be frightened they will fail sexually or intellectually a single mother, have a great job and the blood, cultures, smears, stool studies for infection and plete profile of tests is done on the liver in order to be sure it is of me. A friend said she thought It was that they withdraw rather than face lovely apartment. Yet I have fits of parasites may sometimes offer a clue to the reason for functioning properly. You would be doing yourself a great because I'm stuck with a combination what they may see as a challenge. This depression, I cry a lot and feel mi- sustained fever. service if you were to discuss this problem openly with your of what she calls, "beauty and is unfortunate and doesn't occur in serable most of time. — Y.N. Amoebic dysentery, malaria, rheumatic fever, typhoid doctors. You can be certain of their respect for confidentiali- brains." I hesitate to even quote this most other cultures to the same extent Dear Y.N.: Fear and sense of un- fever, typhus, phlebitis, liver disease, intestinal infections, ty because it makes me sound egotistical. as in does in America culture. We place easiness are symptoms of anxiety as skin disorders, complex allergies, sinus infections and gastro- Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from readers. Please Honestly, I don't think of myself as so much emphasis on competition that intestinal diseases are only some of the causes for the being particularly brainy and I certain- are all sorts of other conditions ranging .write to him in care of this newspaper. it destroys many relationships before from insomnia to tension heacahes, frustrating persistent fever. ly never thought of myself as a raving they ever have a chance to begin. beauty, but still I know what she means fatigue and dizziness. One of the causes Only with the coordinated efforts of physicians and spe- Not all men are afraid. The more of anxiety in adults is separation. When cialists in all fields of medicine can the cause for the fever because even in high school, most boys intellectually and sexually secure the thought I was beautiful and I did we feel rejected, criticized, unloved or finally be pinpointed. PTA names officers man, the less apt he is to be in- unworthy, we become anxious and in- There are now many government agencies and public always get straight A's. Maybe that timidated by the strong woman. He threw them. I don't believe I should secure. Many anxious people fail to health teams that are specially trained to seek and find even KEYPORT - St. Joseph's atives; Claire Bodga, Mon- may welcome her as a stimulating recognize their feelings for what they the most bizarre reasons for fever of unknown origin. Occa- have to pretend to be stupid, but on the companion. He is bored with the more PTA officers for the new mouth/Ocean Regional other band, I long for a good, honest really are. sionally, diseases thought to exist only in tropical and sub- school year are, Barbara Board program chairman; submissive woman. tropical climates do occur in the United States. relationship with a man who doesn't I find it hard to believe that you Some people are chronic worriers, Gallagher, president; Sister Constance Gleason, ad- run or quake when I express my views always fretting over trivial problems Occupational hazards, especially those that affect the Adeline Tiritilli, vice presi- visor, and the Rev Ronald haven't met secure, intelligent men. lungs, must be considered and ruled out as a cause for the just as I would to another woman. — Perhaps you should ask yourself if you and things that are unlikely to become dent; June Brebeny, record- Bacovin, moderator. CM. problems. Since they are anxious much annoying and debilitating condition of fever of unknown ing secretary; Barbara are drawn to weaker men. There may origin. be something in you that needs to feel a of the time, they get little pleasure Pouzen, corresponding secre- Dear CM.: Your friend may have a Even though your sister's fever has persisted for a long tary and JoAnn Kreidler, point. Many men are both attracted to sense of power with men. There's no from life and give little joy to others, Autistic care who must constantly reassure them. time, I doubt that the fever itself can be responsible for treasurer. and frightened of a woman who is doubt that the demands and expecta- chronic invalidism, for fever is only a symptom. In this case it tion placed upon men by women, by OCEAN - Dr. Raymond beautiful as well as intelligent. Women Treatment for your anxiety depends is a symptom of an underlying cause that is the real threat to Department chairmen are J. Salani Jr., director of with high IQs are often more sexually society and by themselves often on its degree, cause and the nature of your sister's health. Your arduous efforts to find the cause of Ann Neville, art; Barbara creates anxiety, doubt and fear, but it Nutri-Care Health Center, aggressive and less sexually inhibited its expression. Simply telling you that the fever must not be interrupted by your apparent dis- Quenzel, legislative; Josie Shrewsbury, will speak at than women of average intelligi'nce. might help if you'd take some time to there is nothing organically wrong with couragement. Laskowski, membership; analyze yourself to see if your expecta- Wednesday's 8:15 p.m. meet- Now, while many males say that you may provide temporary re- I say with pride that I'm a controlled alcoholic and have Cathy DelBuono, newsletter; ing of Monmouth County they're all for the sexually liberated tions are realistic and if you have un- assurance but it will not alleviate your not had a drink for 11 years. I have been told that I will soon Kathy Gallagher, public rela- conscious needs you haven't yet faced. Chapter of National Society and uninhibited woman, they are often underlying anxiety. need a hernia operation. I'd rather not tell the doctor about tions; Kathy Graham, re- for Autistic Children, here at freshments; Sharon Lozinski, the SEARCH Day School, 73 volunteer coordinator; Mary Wickapecko Drive. His topic ANN LANDERS Gorman, teacher represent- will be "Nutritional and ative; Florence and Bob Rob- Metabolic Therapy for the yReach out' advocate hits a busy line ert Colello, Bingo represent- Autistic Child." Quality/Care/Price Dear Ann Landers: The of those big shots in New calling volunteers — hot lines apartment. But we never Ben happy, let him do it. The and it's 10 below zero in Rog- telephone company keeps York will see it and ask the of one sort or another, fund- were unhappy because we hot flashes won't last forever. ers Park you'U be glad you telling us we should "reach employees to shape up. — raisers and so on. I wonder if had each other, and that was When January comes around said Yes. Unbeatable Eye - Deals out and touch someone," but Needing A Few Words In your reader would consider the most important thing. when it comes to their own Queens signing on. If she did, she God blessed us with three employees, it's a different Dear Queens: I sent your might be able to "reach out wonderful children and we story. Somebody should in- letter to William M. Ell- and touch someone" herself. have been lucky. They are all "Slender was never form the people who work for inghaus, president of the - Sincerely, Bill good students, no drugs. the Bell System In New York American Telephone and Tel- Ben got into a small busi- to live up to their advertising egraph Co. in New York. Dear Bill: Thank you for a ness and has done very well. this simple:' perfect connection. And now slogan. Here is my story: Here is his answer: Now for the Ann Landers 'Lean Line made il if that reader will look in the possible lor me lo lose weigh! EYEGLASSES CONTACT LENS I'm a woman in my late Dear Ann: Our operators problem: Ben wants to buy Yellow pages of the Queens and keep it on wtiile en/oying Bausch & Lomb or Amsof still have the old telephone me a mink coat for my silver the loods I love 60s. 1 work in a library with telephone book, on Page 1127, wll h >hisa d two other women. They never company smile in thsir anniversary. I am going The secret is an sating plan OFF ALL d*Q oo say three words all day long. voices, but it might not be column 1, she will find a list through the change, and what thai works lor everyone, plus a EYEGLASSES of organizations that would psychological program thai allows The job 1 have doesn't allow coming through for your I really need is a fan to give you to find your own personal reader in Queens because the be happy to plug her in. me relief from the hot dieting pitfalls EXTRA BONUS | me to do much talking to the Mora importantly, everyone cares wtlhthtsad • public. "lew minutes" of conversa- Dear Ann Landers: My flashes. at Lean Line When I gel home in the tion she wants might cause husband and I will be cele- Ben says I shouldn't So call today, because at Lean evening, I fix supper and turn delays for others who are brating our 25th wedding an- deprive him of the pleasure. Line, slender is simple " I Special with this ad • TOTAL COST For da—— In your town cat' I EYE EXAMINATION | on the radio. (I am sick of trying to make calls or get niversary in December. Ben It would make him so happy Monmoutti Co 721-2766 TV.) After awhile. I feel like numbers from information. didn't have a dime when we to buy me the coat. Please Ocean Co 349-7996 ' mcl Glaucoma Test I For tt» IHI Urn. In Nn J*fMy — New Jersey 201-757-7677 REGULAR NOW L*» tfn or bMvt'MD FuB Rvfund on I need lo talk to another per- The thought occurs to me got married, and we went tell me what to do. — Rogers Ivntti and professional Mrvtcti. son. I don't gel on very well that there must be organlza- without a lot of the necessi- Park Wife 3 Than right - a hill ITS. rafcxtd * not with what few relatives 1 lions In Queens and ties for the first few years — Dear Wife: Think mink. utMIM wflhln 30 cteyi have left, so I have been call- elsewhere that need phone- like hot water and heat in the Don't be selfish. If it makes ..§. .2ri.!?.J ing 0 for operator, or 411 for directory Information. All I 00 want is a few minutes of • $30. friendly conversation, but no- body will talk to me. I have ables carpet cleaners 6,92 said things like, "You have a ^ m m m m SAVE $350 »» oo very lovely voice. How long 35> professional steam cleaning atien mlmrlna or n nmmnng. ONLY MM • have you been doing this • a Amok) A IMMtnM «l D Pro! & P work?" Or — "Your voice 401 W. Sylvonio Ave. Ru«9»raUraw and \ D Clwiw D** 9 Nuweon Rutgers Unw sounds familiar. Did you ever Box 29B. Neptune City 07753 live In Jersey City?" Why can't the people who work for the telephone com- EATONTOWN — Morimoutn Shopping Center. Community Hm , (Outltfle. ne«t lo through Nov. 15th Castro Conven..mel WeO at 7 15 pm nWIHOLD — VFWPosl. Weierwxks «d . Wed pany be more friendly? May- It 7 15 o m HAZLCT — North Ctntervitie Fife Co 372 Middle Rd tm et 7 15 p m be if you print this letter, one and Thur «9 15am JACKSON — Jackson Township Fire Co II New Prospect Rd ANY SIZE ROOM Moo at 7 15 pm LITTLE SILVER — lime Siivei Fire House Prospecl A*e Tue at 915am & 7 is p "i LONO SRANCH — IAUA Btdg Indiana & Weil End Avenues. ONLY Mon ai 7 15 p m MANALAPAN — SI Tnomai More Cnuich. 166 Gwdeni Ccme> flU Tim ai 9 15 am HANALAPAN — SteinOacns Depi SKye. Ground Floor Dental hypnosis (meeono loom near lurniiure depi I Tue al 6 30 p rn & Thur at 6 30 p m Includes: Pre-vocuum, Prt-scrub, Steam cleaning HANASOUAN — Engrne Co •? Parker Avn Tue al 9 lia m » 7 15 p m . Wed al 1100am 4 7 15pm MATAWAN — Washington Enorne Co Jackson SI (behntd LINCROFT - Central 3 methods for tht Pric* of 1 Central Jeraey Bank) Mon al 7 15 p rn and Wed al 9 15 a 'n MIDOLETOWN — Christ Epucopal Church 92 Kings Hwy Tnu. al 7 15 p m MIODLETOWH — King ol Component of the New Jersey King* Lutheran Church Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Rd . Wed at 17 00 noon Dental Hygienists Associa- NIPTUNICITV — UnrledFireCo #1 Memorial Home. Laurel Aire . Thur a!915am 23S-7373 Servino Monmouth and Ocean County & 7 15pm OCEAN — Wayside Community Fire Co . West Park 4 Wayi«)e Ave . Tue tion will meet Wednesday at al 7 15 [i m KEANUUHQ — SI Mark! Episc jpal Church. ?4 7 Can Ave Thur al 7 15 6:30 p.m. in Lincroft Inn. Fol- CALL 775-6925 255-7440 lowing dinner, George Smith . Look k* Leam Ur» Oounml Foode « your local will speak on the topic, l Mt h 240-2021 wmMnxf. "Hyponosis and Its Place in ffl.ml.. Of B.tt.r Bmtim.H B»'»»*& Ckmml; Of Cmmm.rt* \ Dentistry." 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER 19.1981

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102. Houses For Rent 110. Wanted To Rent 137. Lots And Acreage 200. SPECIAL NOTICM 54 Situations Wanted hemale 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange CLASSIFICATIONS 9 Construction Equipment 03 Rentals To Share REAL ESTATETOR SAL E 138. Mobile Homes 210. Lost And Found 55. Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes 1 AUTOMOTIVE 10 Wanted Automotive 104. Winter Rentals 130. Open Houses 139. Cemetery Lois 211 Special Notice* JO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81. Sports Equipment 2 Autos For Sale 105. Summer Rentals 131. Houses For Sale 140. Real Estate Wanted 212. Travel - Transportation 21 Business Service 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 62 Swimming pools 3 Trucks and Trailers 106. Furnished Rooms 132. Apartments/Town Houses 150. RECREATIONAL 213 Instruction 60. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 83 CB's. Electronics A Motorcycles 22 Arts&Cratts 107. Nursing/Retirement 133. Income Properly 152. Boats And Accessories 61. Business Opportunity 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 5 Auto Services/Parts SO. EMPLOYMENT Homes 134. Farm Property 153 Camping Equipment 62 Mortgages 76 Auction Sales 85. Inflation Fighters 6 Aulo Rent/Lease 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 108 Commercial Rentpls 136. Commercial Property 154 Recreational Vehicles 63 Money to Loan 77 Pels And Livestock 100. REAL ESTATE RENTALS 7 Auto Insurance 52 Babysitting/Child Care 109 Buildings/Garages , ,136. Induilrial Property 64 Money Wanted 78 Aircraft 101 Apartments 8 Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help HOURS DAILY FRONT PAGE READERS DEADLINES CANCELLATIONS ADS Sti Solid Uytt adt A 30 p m day M«« ' Nolica and ciadtlto* cancellatio n il 0»en only FAMILY PLAN RATES DAILY AND SUNDAY, U 00 Pw Court lint publicalion Friday 4 30 pm Iw Sunday on .i.uanc. ol spec* kill nu«l»i» •*""•• Bold F»c« HMdiofl J10 00 -MMWMBCkirii 3 LINES-S DAYS $3.30 publication Clatiilitd Ditpliy 4 p m two dtpf •nan cancallanon ol ad » laqonlad Ad.arw« KM-CMMTdli Him - M Mlilww Ctir|8 Minimum inttdiont 2 lint) On' switchbowd il open al B30 AM ana pfitx to publication Thui«day 4pm Iw Sunday muM 'aum ni*rtt>#< ICH lulufa reference $100 Each line. Available lo indi- Uaiimum ?* iinn All FMCNW. pitctd ai toot of MfLM DM Pusoraiel aie on Bind a lhal M » Publication Prool adt Hint dayi p<«* » Plaau chert you. ad r» day « appee/1i The viduals placing ads under column < publication Real Ulan today Ntdnnday tor 6 Days (Consecutive) 58* 6 Days (Consecutive) 66c lake your Clnulied M CHI M?4000 Daiiv Reornaf cannot ba lafponuota NX errors 1Day 88* 1 Oay 98« Friday and Sunday puWicMion 7 Days (Consecutive).54',>« 7 Days (Consecutive) 63« "Merchandise For Sale" lor ilems BOX REPLY SERVICE ata w 5u day Call 542 1700 » ™w 2 Days (Consecutive). 81 'ic 2 D«ys (Conseculive) 92c not exceeding $200 each, ilems QQntfJKW 8 Days (Consecutive) 51 'H 8 Days (Consecutive) 60t i we* UP u oo CORRECTIONS 3 Days (Consecutive) 74c 10 Days (Consecutive) 49'';t 3 Days (Conseculivel 85c must be priced. Noncommercial tmeni will M open 10 itM copy. cw«c MAIL 14 00 4 30 pm Monday Nvough Thursday lor ri.it 10 Days (Consecutive) bH Fw Men bo* numbtf Hitgntd 4 Days (Consecutive) 67t 4 Days (Consecutive).78t ads only. dons and hnis tor Uondayf pap* CHI day. 4 30 p m Fridaytof Sunda y I? 30 p m M? i ;oo SHuidayto Monda y 5 Days iConseculive) 63c 5 Days (Consecutive) 72c Contract Rales on Requesl I 2 Autos For Salt I Auto» For Salt 2 Autoi For S«U 1H«lp Wanted J1 Help Wanted AUTOMOTIVE 2 Autos For Salt 1 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt CHEVY MALIBU WAGON I960 — 1968 OLDS CUTLASS — Supreme. 4- 1970 PONTIAC - 4 door, good cond . 1981 TOYOTA CELICA — GT, MUSTANG CONVERTABLE 1948 — VW BUG 1974 — t owner, well kept, JARPENTER — Matawan home FARM MAINTENANCE - P»rl Autos For Salt 139! 1974 Ponliac. woo Very good HftbacN, s speed, air, AM/FM ster- Air, AM/FM radio with cassette, New top, new paint, very good cond.. new tires, clutch, brake etc. Asking mprovamenl contractor needs time Mornings only. Clarmar door sedan, approMimatelv 65.000 luggage reck. Call after 5 p.m., $2,800 Call 872-0437 days, 172-0421 Farm, corner of Lakeside Ava. A miles. 1300 841 11M or after 6 p m cond . U0 1460 eo, lilt fleering, rear window defog- $1,500 Call 495-2908. arpenter, minimum 5 vrs. ex ger. 10,0X10 mllei. wroo 495 JOO9 al 8720475. evenings. •arlwict. Must have workman's Rta. 537, Colts Neck. 196; VOLKSWAGEN — 2-d00i Ml-1044 1973 FIAT 8S0 SPIDER — Runs MUSTANG 1968 — Convertible Besl ompensatlon 1 liability Insurance, trd.ni. $3S0 ter 6. ask for Dave. CHEVY 19M — Chevetle. 4 spaed. VW RABBIT 1978 — Silver, front I9e» DODGE DART — V«, asking good, needs body work. 1300 firm. offer teady work. 544-2821 (O GO OANCERS WANTED For CAM 842 6574 after 8 pm Call 264 1355 days. 264 8090evenings 16.000 ml., air, AM/FM, rear defog- Call 747-0834 wheel drive. 38.000 ml., exc. cond. Fri , Sat & Sun. nights. Apply Mon S3O0 Call between 4-7 inn AMC HORNET WAGON 1«74 — t ger, cloth interior-navv blue, exc. cvl . auto., green, roof rack, cleans, Asking $3,600. Anytime, 493-4273. mouth Lounge.32 Broad St., Key- >B7j5S8! 1976 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO cond $4700 Must sell 739 0111. 9 10 NOVA 1969 SS — Race car, •noinf ARPET CLEANER — Ex- uort. or call 244 9829 between 1013 runs well, 1 owner. Call S36 6896. 3S0 4 bolt name block, to much to list WE BUY USED CARS — Top dollar lerlenced/tralnee, aarn $200 per I96B CHEVY VAN — 250. 6 CVI.i 3 — BMC. con., new paint lob, AM/FM 6 p.m. stereo 8-track, CB optional, n.w In this paper. Hat been in sior«g« for paid. Schwarti ChrvslerPlvmouth, week plus commissions. Gas allow INFORMATION — On ALASKAN speed., new caint, panelted Inside. ANTIQUE CARS — I9S2 Ford CHEVY NOVA 1976 — 2 dr . 6 cvl.. nee paid. Call 780-0449. AM FM radio. Runs «. looks good. tires. S2995 CallBII 1564 Wrecker, exc. cond. & I9M Chew 3 years Asking $4,000. Call 127 9277 141 W. Front SI, Red Bank. 747-0787. and OVERSEAS employment Ex exc. cond., low miles, new tires. cellenl Income potential. Call (112) »7S0 Catl_M3-_IW. 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE PRE sedan delivery, restorable, best of- $3,200 Call 142-2664. OLDS 98 1972 — $400. 1974 tnoirwj, ARPENTER — Experienced onl/. fers. 787-2592. 741 9784, Ext. 4774. AVIS 1970 VW BUG — 1972 motor, n.w MIER — 4door. PS/PB, radio, new battery, runs oood. 5U5SI9; if 3 Truck* A Vans alary commensurate with ability CIRCLE CHEVROLET INTERIOR DESIGN/SALES — tires. Best offer 82,000 miles. Clean. 12000 Call AUDI FOX 19/4 — 60.000 ml., exc. on no answer, keep trying. nd experience. )39-3952 between 7 & 946-4828 after 6 P.m. Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury For Sal* Full/partllme, flair for decorating S66-S154 gas. Runs good, but needs some 741 3130 PARK CHEVROLET a must Will train jail 446-2111. work First SdSO lakes II. 870-9060 IV/6 HONDA (,(»I3.500 Call 841-8474. cent, $475. RASSAS PONTIAC JEEPS — Government Surplus, LIBRARY AIDE - Person wanted listed lor $3,196 Sold lor $44 For n Matawan 544-2112 or 842 4148 CADILLAC 1973 — Sedan DeVille, 495 1937 395 Broad St Red Bank 741 5IM eves. for local, parochial, secondary information call 1312) 931-1941. ext. SChOOl 747 1774, 8X1. 35 »400 Call after 6 p m . GEORGE WALL 842 0494 RITTENHOUSE DENTAL HYGIENIST — Part or LINCOLN/MERCURY LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. full lima. In preventive orienled of LOSING THE BUDGET RACET - CADILLAC FLEETWOOD DE Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore 900 Hwv. 35 7)5 ISO0 Ocean Two lice. Call 542-1241. Start a business of your own part- LUXE — 1962. Black. 4 door, exc. Shrewsbury 747-5400 4 Motorcycles time Phone Amwav Distributors, cond Fully equipped, all power. SANSONE OLDSCADILLAC DESIGNER — Experienced, for Nan and Jack Akin 1 gat the whole 229-4434 HOLSEY PONTIAC Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank lonsi Full or part-time Apply In story Call 141 HO. 7410910 1974 HARLEY DAVIDSON — 1200, gerson, Foggla Florist, Oceanporl RTE 36 542-7800 EATONTOWN rebuilt, 1500 miles, lots of chrome, 1222999 LPN M/F — Part-lime, day shin, JAGUAR 1982 — Will be showing SCHWARTZ — Chrysler Plymouth $3000 or trade plus cash 291 3412 or immediate opening May apply at, CAMARO 1971 SS Sept 30. TIT MOTORS, 210 Wood Maida International 141 W. Front 291-2770. DRIVER — With own vehicle lor Cllftslde Health Care Center, 100 St., Red Bank. 7470787 lorlsl delivery, part-lime after Center It, enffwood Beach bridge Ave., Highland Park. HARLEY DAVIDSON — 1974 1100 350 VI, auto., AM/FM stereo, A/C, 571-2577. loons. 71X111 PS.PB. New tires, brakes, shocks. STEIN CADILLAC cc. Bicentennial edition. 10.000 ml., LUNCH ROOM MONITORS — West Engine, transmission & body all pro- JEEP SALES I SERVICE ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK custom paint I seat, mint cond. -AHN $420 A MONTH And baLong Branch Public Schools. Call fessionally restored. Asking 13200 TWIN BORO MOTORS 747 0040 775-2MO $3,500 cash takes It Call Skip at ome with your children. For an222 5080 An equal opportunity em 1914453 131 E. Newman Springs. Red Bank 471 43M. ppt. Call 264 1612. plover. STRAUB BUICK-OPEL HONDA 1941 — lOOcc, good cond , KITSON CHEVROLET CO. ENGINEERING TRAINING - MACHINE OPERATOR - Will CHEVROLET CAMARO 1972 — 6 Hwv. 36 Eatontown NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars $350 firm. Call after 7 p.m.. train. Apply Motion Systems Corp , Hwy 35 164-4000 Kevport Age. I) 25. No exp me Will train. cvl.. 3 speed. PS/PB. radial tires. 542 1000 291 9055 Call Mon Wed 9a m I 10pm 10161 Riordan Place. Shrewsbury. N.J.. Call 842 7148 HONDA CYCLES — And Mopeds. 34 6588/89 lor appt off of Shrewsbury Art. LABRIOLA MOTORS SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS CAMARO 1968 — 6 cvl., runs ex- Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Shore Area's Number One Dealer Car-lnv. value 12143 sold for Rt. 9 South, Freehold. 442-4M1. We cellent, needs body work, UK or 7412433 $100 For Information on 11 H*lp Wanted SINtipWantad best offer. Call 264 6383 will not be undersold LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1970 — purchasing similar bargains, CAMARO 1976 — 350, 4 speed, L48, Dark Drown, good cond $450 Call call 602 941 8014, Ext. 7002 SUZUKI TM 75CC 1975 — Engine Is 27,000 ml., 22 mpg, original owner, 291-0670, or 291-0542. Phone call refundable rebuilt, new paint jot, like new. $300 hardly used tlrts, good cond. 495-1404, ask for Frank MICHANIC SPECIAL — 1971 THE FINEST SELECTION — Ol 449-1192.Asking S3.000 new and used cars In Monmouth TRIUMPH 1972 — Davtona 500 Cus- PART TIME Plymouth Fury, new brakes, align, ment, tires Needs body work $800 County Over 100 alr-condllloned tom Twin, exc. cond.. many extras. CARS GALORE! new cars In stock. McGLOIN Call 747-9712 after 4 p.m. Require the services ol Ealonlown resident. Work Over 35 to choose from (many small Call 671-3J62 BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrewsbury carsl, ranging from 1200 to $2000. MERCEDES 1974 — 240 dlesel, air, Ave.. New Shrewsbury. 7414200 YAMAHA 1971 — Dirt bike. Good from your home approximately 16 hours per week. Come see and save I AM/FM, automatic transmission, condition. Will sell tor $200 or best Working with newspaper carriers in area. Ex- KINGSLY AUTO central locking system, oxc. cond rOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- offer 191-0113 0 542-6600 Asking $8000 Call 842 8133. perb service. OOWNES PONTIAC. perience helpful but not essential. Ideal position lor test drive a 62 Lower Main St., Matawan. housewife or college student with morning classes. MONMOUTH MOTORS 566-2299. S Auto Strvlcat/ CHALLENGER 1973 — 318 auto 52 Hwv. 35, Eatonlown slapstick, headers, crageri with 5422414 TOYOTA CORONA 1974 — 79.000 Parti brand new M 50 14 tires on rear, mi., runs well. Engine In good condi- Uintereated please call AM/FM 8 track, brand new pearl MONZA 19)8 — 41,000 mi., exc new car and tion $900 Call 264-5726 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III — To- white paint, runs A looks great. cond., with air. AM/FM stereo. 11 700 583 5987 Standard $2700 Call 542 42)9 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 1976 — 5 gether or part, Call 747 5511 after 4 Harold Steinfeld speed, new tires, AM/FM Itrack p.m. stereo. 22 mpg. 1 owner. Must sell 1973 MERCURY COLONY PARK fast at $1500. Call today, 542-7143 542-4009 Ext 257 win * a trip for WAGON — Together or parts. Call TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. 747-5511 alter 4 p.m. 131 Newman Springs Red Sank 9 to 5 MON. THRU FRIDAY AMC/JeeP/Refiei»lt 747-0040 1972 PINTO PARTS Call 747-5311 after 4 p.m. EQUAL OPPORTUNITYtUPLOttH Mlf USED VOLKSWAGEN —ENGINES 2 to the Bahamas CAP 1 INSERT — For I ft. pick up AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN TEED OTHER USED PARTS bed. Will divide Asking $100. * winner determined by drawing ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY 2913353 Includes round trip air travel plus ocean view room at THEODORE, 741 1500 MAGS — 1 Cragar Magnlslum Ambassador Beach Hotel. Subject to room availability. Trip VOLVOS WANTED USED slotted. 14x1.5. tit Ford or Chrysler. Part Time must be taken by Dec. 15. $ •••••OFF ^@| Highest prices paid $15. Call 5*3 5917 Red Bank Volvo, 741-5116 MUSTANG 1948 — Selling for parts Must live In Atlantic Highlands. Work from VOLVO - New 1 Used or whole car, $100 Good tires 1 home approximately 16 hrs. per week. Manag- COUPON Sales, parts, service, body shop exhaust. Call 291-2744. Shore Motors Rt 35, Wall 521-7500 SIDE PIPES —Thrush,sldakick,64 ing approx. 26 newspaper carriers. Experience THE REQItTM. DAILY/SUNDAY VOLVO 144 1941 — Auto., air. In. long with flex pipe & mounting helpful, but not required. Ideal for housewife. OPEN TO ADULTS OFFER GOOD AM/FM, radial tiros, new paint, brackets. $61. Call SU-5917 after 5 AQE 1St OVER NOW THRU OCT. 29 CAU: IM-IK* good cond , $900 2641471. p.m. Hourly rate plus car allowance. VOLVO SEDAN 1972 — Slandaro shift, AM/FM radio, asking $1000. Auto Ront/LoaM Interested? 671-35*0

RENT A VAN — Low, low rates Call Call Ms. Berends Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwy. 15, Kev- port, 264-1600. Today's new cars are the best ever with the greatest choice in 542-4009, Ext 239 styling, gas economy and size ever. Auto Insurant:. MONDAY - FRIDAY -12 to 5 fcjuaf opportunity •mpioyr mr We'd like you to see and drive these great new cars and if you PHOENIX BROKERAGE come into any of the showrooms listed below and test drive the Famous for low-cost auto A evet* Insurance. Now giving tree quotes car of your choice you will have an opportunity to win a fabulous by phone. Compare. Rt. 14, Kevport, 244108) 4 day trip for 2 to the Bahamas, "The best of Nassau," where Broad II,, Shrewsbury, 544 1401 Toll-free: 8006421048 til 8 P m. BOYS —GIRLS you can enjoy the good life as a guest of these auto dealers. 10 Wanted Automotive AGE 14 OR OLDER So come and test drive a new car, see what it's like to be behind EARN the wheel of today's great cars and we'll give you a chance at 4 FURNISHED ROOMS —Gentleman tun-filled days for 2 in the Bahamas. OFFER OPEN NOW THRU preferred, large kitchen to use. Also can have own TV L refrigerator CASH OCTOBER 29. 244-4125. WINNER MUST USE TRIP BY DECEMBER 15,1981. JUNK CARS WANTED 741-1079 WORK AFTER SCHOOL TOP DOLLAR FOR USED CARS NO COLLECTIONS LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. PARTICIPATING DEALERS Rt. 35 Savrevllle, N.J. 727-1300 CALL 542-4009 EMPLOYMENT BETWEEN 3 AND 6 P.M. BUHLER S BITTER LAKEWOOD PEUGEOT REMSEN D0D6E Stilt Hoy 35 a MuM M Ctmur-Ptraiult Help Wanted CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT 3290 Hw> 35 Hirial Male/Female 264-5000 THE DAILY REGISTER ABERDEEN INSURANCE AGEN CIRCLE CHEVROLET MALL BUICK SAN80NE CY — Soaking part-time bright per- 641 Shnwibury A»i AMC/JEEP/RENAULT OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC son capable of learning. Must tvpe. ON 1981 Knowledge of bookkeeping. Call Shriwsbury 810HI|lmi«35 100 En) NIWUI S|Kli|i M Mrs, Richmond for appointment. 741-3130 Mlwk 583-1100. AIDES-HOMEMAKER-HOME DOWNES PONTIAC 741-0910 HEALTH AIDES — Full or part- time and 24-hour duty. No ex- NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 61 Lowtr Mill«. STRAUB perience necessary. Free training AbirdHK TowruMp MONMOUTH Hw>35ilPirtiwi»E«lin7 course. Earn hourly wages olus FOR OUR NEW LOCATION 566-2299 mileage. Car and telephone neces- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH sary. Call Family 8. Children's Ser- 188 EAST BERGEN PUCE 264 1 vice 222-9100 or 542 6160. FUTURE CHEVROLET 700 Mall 36. EilMliwi 542 5500 DODGE COLTS ASSEMBLE R/SOLDERER/ RED BANK. NEW JERSEY floull 34 il So Allanllc Avi TOMS FORD EXPERIENCED AktrdMn IMiliwinj Manual assembly, soldering PC CAU NOW: 494-5450 boards. Knowledge of electronic 566 8000 MONMOUTH HONDA parts required. 142-5757. flam 61. LakiwtH' TRAIN TODAY FOR THE '\ \ HOLSEY PONTIAC AUTO BODY PERSON — Ex 3709700 TOWNE CHEVROLET perlenced only, R L A Auto Body. flouti 36. Eiloilowi (HURRY!) Morganvllle. 591-121). 542-7S00 AUTOMOTIVE MONMOUTH MOTORS COMPUTER and-. PAINTER & LIGHT HYER FORD 52 Hl|.wiy 35 671 6200 BODY WORK 700 Shriwibyry Avi Experienced, full-time, all benefits. MM 5422414 TWIN BORO MOTORS Apply In person SECRETARIAL CAREERS 741-BOM AMC/JEEP/RENAULT WERNER'S DODGE THAT WILL PAY OFF TOMORROW Hwv 36. Belford, NJ. MONMOUTHTOYOTA 131 E. Kwiii SfriMi M. AUTO BODY REPAIR PERSON — •CWNIUP10H KAY M0T0R8 750RMII36 MBiik Experienced, active shop, all dealer • mrwai* HONDA-SUBARU 747-0040 Remsen Dodge benefits. Call Dick Matthews or x EMMliwi John Long for call 741-SM6. Roill 36. Ellliliwi 544 1000 AVON 542 5900 8E0R8EWALL !H MORE PEOPLE EARN DAY EVES., • SMT CL LINCOLN MERCURY MORE MONEY WITH AVON THAN ItMllkUMhilJb PARK CHEVROLET Hwy. 35 & Bedle Rd. ANY OTHER DIRECT-SELLING STUDENT LOANS AVAIL. KITSON CHEVROLET Skfiwibtry An ilSf COMPANY lit Call now: 671-6391. 566-5283, 530-0451 • mi PLACEMENT ASSIST. Hoali 3B. EilHIiwn M. N. NutlN 942-1000 {Jill Will ol lln /Ukury Clrdt) BAKER — Part-time, early morn- 775-1212 ings ft weekends. Ask for Carol, 566-2044. LABRldLA Hazlet WERNER'S DODGE BEAUTICIANS — With following DATSUN-D0D6E RASSAS PONTIAC Now you can work for yourself Rent 41 a chair, earn more. Call 787 1642 E. Niwain Split.! N 395Br«k». IWBnk after 6 p.m. for details, Mluk 741S1U 717-3600 739-4010 100 P.r.on«B» Road, Manlo •*••*, N.J. BEAUTY CLIIC — Is looking lor a 741-2433 shampooo person & beautician with 1SS1 Merita A**., UnlOfi. N. j. following. Call 8 to 10 a.m., 747-9M2. Si Help Wanted HMwlp Wanted SI Help Wanted Si H«lp Wanted SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19,1981 The Daily Register 17 MAINTfNAJtCI 1PERSON - ffJJbz PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER - Roal Ettala Seles WANTED — FM DJ'I. Experience Needed lor auto r.nljl aeoncy. Call not necesaarv Nol i let Call 71 Merchandise 84 Merchandise 101 Apartments 101 Apartments MANICURIST — •xperlenced. buy after 3 p.m., 542-O0I8 SHOPPING 244 »M4. lit p.m. weekdays. MEHCHANUISE nail mm. Call Tuesday to Saturday. Wanted PAINTIR WANTED - Minimum 4 FOR A NEW LOOK WELDERS For Sale SEA BRIGHT — The Harbour Point vrs. enporlence. Coll THIS FALL? All positions permanent Full lime LUXURIOUS — 1 4 2 bedroom apis Motel, fully furnished luxury apts. now available. Heat, hot water In- with a picturesque oceon view, all (41-14*9 ra you buy your now wardroba, benefits Call 411 44J0 71 Merchandise OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chi- why not try on a odd jacket? MORE VALUESI — Two UP cluded. 9190 a mo. • 9490. No pets, ililities included In rent. Short or OW PARTTIME - M/P, wort Irom holtUrad arm chain, •*ch 129.30, na, glassware, art obiecis and bric- It will chang* your Ufa. WORKING OVERIEASr a-brac. Immediate cash for any please Greenhouse Apartments. 72a long terms welcome Prices storting We have luccoislullv developed nu «mg on telephone program, oorn up Tradespeople. Professionals. mapia arm clulrt, |14 50 tach. Greens Ave., West End, Long al 9375 per mo 1492 Ocean Ave . Sea merous men 4 afonwn Irom all ATTRACTIVE - kldndv-sltapetd vanity, can ba uMd thing and everything Ruscll's, 25 E. For a confidential Interview call Labourers, regardless of your oc- Front St., Red Bank. 741—1493 Branch Call 5714473 Bright, N J. 747 3191 walks of lift M oorn SI5.KkH35.oao cupation and experience. Send a Whilt Italian provincial. 42" round for tfasl.f14.S0, ttao in axe. cond., or year. No matter who your prat M?itiBg'ig2te8ag CENTURY II Elnblnder Realtors la with 2 19" laavai, 4 clulrt, 2 trench provincial styla Ivory ft sold T In Mlddla town. Graca Barkar medium alia, lelf-addreised. PAPER CUTTING BOARD - • nl lob specialty. II you ere an 2*J! i'«« RIMPTIONIST - $ stamped envelope lor details. matching ch«»t», ft breakfront. llnl»h-$;f. 3 drawer lagal lilt, srov SHREWSBURY ARMS APTS. — ambitious, nard looming, builn.ii Jevs. M p.m., occasional holidays 471-1900 Good cond. Par fact for imall- medl finish loch haavy tutocnslon 22" 15"xl9" or larger. Pleese call Crawford SI. Shrewsbury Town- World-Wide Opportunities Barbara. 914-1747after 4. minded Individual, you could 6a Clerical guparloncg preferable App- In Matawan, Jorca Frladman Depl SOU, 701 Washington St., urn tirt dining room. Call tit-nil. daap-tn. Worth whlta looking ovar! ship. 1 bedroom opts.. 9295 call Anyllma weekends, attar S week- RUSCIL'SIJ E. Front St.- managing ona IX our WO branches Mo-IMI Buffalo, N.V I42OJ TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO 942-9472 operating nationwide wllhln 1 day*. RB .4110). 4 dally. a butv ofllcai aarvlng Control N.J. DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to VERO BEACH. FLA. — 1 bedroom. months, you will bo Marina proim Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will KNOLL WOOD with our M year oM multl.million Babysitting/Child BEDROOM SET — Thomasvllle, 7- MOVING - MUST SELL - Complata l'j bath condo. Golf, swimming. PART TIME RENTAL AOENT - HEAL ESTATE SALES 52 pleces, queen si led bed. Asking Ivlng room. Couch, 2 chairs, f x 12' Buy from private owners end es- GARDENS tennis I year lease. 9379 per month dollar corporation. No Invaitmonl ASSOCIATE - ERA will provldo tates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- nacouarv. Wo will supply and back For auto rontal agency Wllkl train. Car* HOOP Call 471-7199 or 499-U97. rue. 1 tables. 4 pair* drapai. Call Call 1421411 after 4 p.m. Mull tta personable, m aon national advortltlng, referreli, bafora 10am 229-0JM PAIRED ANO JEWELRY DE- you 100%. Call for personal In training 4 tuporvlllon. Call lor da BOXES - CORRUGATED SIGNED 799 River Rd.. Fair Exclusive 1 4 2 bedroom apartment. WEST END — 1 bedrolom, 1.block mvlew appointment. 7412071. PART-TIME COACH - Jr. High tain. ERA Malmod Really, 4719490. BABYSITTER - Needed on school For Moving 4 Storage, and tor In- MOVING — Mutt MM, 9e" black Heven, N.J. 442-4297 individual gas heating 4 central air from beach, swimming pool and Dovt batkatball. Mlddla Nov. to dustry. A complete line of packaging vlnvl tola, bunk bads with dresser 1 conditioning Excellent location. ible T V on premises. Cell MECHANICAL TRAINEE - Ago REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa havg holidays 4 Sal. aval for 2 children 17 19 NO exp necessary, will train. middle Nov. lomlddla Fab. J-3 p.m.. Call attar 7 PM. 7M-2I74. supplies 442-4472 or 747-4094. mirror, house plantt, «tc. Call be- REAL ESTATE Just off Rt 15 on Kings Highway 222-0115 1 davi a waak. 542-4777. 2 poillloni availably tor llcanaod iw—n 9 a.m. ft I p.m. 22t J22O. East (walking distance to Foodlown Call Mon Wed 9 a.m..i.io p.m. sales pooplo. Increase your potan- CARPETING - 29 yds., blue „ RENTALS 201 43669(8/(9 for oppt. EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER — Shopping Center). PART work 4 llalcall Darrah Associates, For Mlddlelown family References Bedspread with matching drapes OFFICE EQUIPMENT.USED — CALL 471-0021 11-9 dally 102 Houses For Rent MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST/ Shrewsbury. 741 33* required Call 171-4141. •42-0401 Walnut choirs. 2 seal sofa, modern BOOKKEEPER CELLAR SALE — Some antiques, metal bookcase and arm chairs, util- 101 Apartments Solo practitioner. Red Bank area. MATURE WOMAN - To cara for 1 ity table. Other Items. 741-9991. PART-TIMi E HELP - Lumbar RN'S-LPNS-NURSl'9 AIDE children Mon.. Tues 4 Wed. 1:30 -4 furniture, old leweiry, old tools, mo- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 21 Salary commensurate with e« " (M/FI In my home. Own car 4 raff, re- tors, equipment, etc. Cell 222-2440 ORGAN — Electric Consonnotte bedroom Contemporary, private, perlence Plaase respond la Ion 411, All Ihlfli Available ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 MODERN APARTMENT — Near Red Bank. N.J. (7701 quired. 741-0214. esk for Joe, appointment only. MM. bedroom apartment, ell utilities In- wooded lot. mini condition 9790 par Madlcal Partonnal Pool 741-4140 cluded. 1435 plus security NO pets. transportation. Best time to cell month Call Whalan Reeltv Group. PHYSICAL THERAPIST - Regis- W Monmouth St. Rod Bank CERAMIC MOLDS — 2X100 new 4 before noon. 4994414 29 Rt. 14, Atlantic Highlands. tered Work with devolopmenially 411-3744 ilnt condition, 90 to 40*4 off. 2911554 otter 9 p.m., ask for Helen. S3 Domestic Help 291 5402 REALTORS diubiod children 4 adutti in odvtlve •42-7140 PIANOS ORGANS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri MONMOUTH BEACH — One- HOMIMAKCRS NOT orlanlad contor In Monmouth 4 MOST MAJOR BRANDS bedroom penthouse. Channel Club EATONTOWN — 2-Oedroom house, RN OR LPN M/P — Part-time. 2 CHAIN SAW — Craftsman. 10 In. Apartments, East Ave. 1 4 2 HOUSIKMMMS 4 LIVE INS Ocaan counties. Exparlanca ore nights wggkly. PMOH apply In par. HOUSEKEEPIR/BAOYSITTER - WAREHOUSE PRICES bedrooms available Rental OHIca rowers, megnltlcent views, un- suitable for couple only. No pets. Full or part lima, nasaid for North fgrrgd. Call 221-4741 lor appoint blade. Perego folding stroller. Baby furnished 9190 a month plus utili- son, weitwood Hall Hebrew Homo, Experienced, own transportation 1 feeder soot. 10x14 wide brown roll-up Apt 44 or call 291-0004 Security 4 references required. Cell Monmouth araa High pay. No loa. 211 Bath Ava., Long Branch. days, approx. 9 hours per day. Call FREEHOLD MUSIC ties Call FOUR SEASONS alter 4 P.m , S42-2SB4 shade Red rug, 4x4. Orange rug, CLIFFWOOD BEACH — 1 bedroom REALTORS. 471-3200 call far Interview at People Cora, 2111177. mornings, 747-7944. 1x10. 499-O4M 1M Broad II.. Nod Bant. SK-KM or CENTER apt. In private home. 9400 per mo. FAIR HAVEN — Ibadroom, avail- l River Rd., Brlollo, N.J. 5149412 . PORTERS (iM/F) RN M/F — Full time or part-time, HOUSEKEEPER —Willing lo clean heat Included. I'/i mos. security. MONMOUTH BEACH — Con- able Oct. 1. 9*00 per mo., 1 mo. thoroughly, own transportation, CHIPPENDALE SOFA — with ball RT. 9 11'/i miles north of circle! dominium All appliances, carpeted. security required. Cell 0414411 Holmdel araa. large lanltorlal com- 1-11 or 11-7 HIM. Excell.nl ulary, 4-claw foot, 1290. ran. con sn-9409. NURSEI UN, LPN — M/P, lull I pany li looking for people Mon. hoipll.Illation. 4 Ilia Inturance. flexible hours, S4 an hr., O71-US4. (201) 462-4730 A/C. Available 11/15/11. 9450 mo. part-llfM, avanlngl 4 nlshtl. All •42-4719 HIGHLANDS — 1-bedroom condoon Year's loose. HIGHLANDS — Old Bootlegger's through Frl. a P.m. • 2:M a.m. Muit Brookdale Nurilng CanUr, Hailet MONTHLY RENTALS FROM 17.90 cottage restored 4 furnished with banoflls. Apply Ocoon Orova Nun havaown irensportatlon Intorvlowi Call Mri. Bruit for appointment. HOUSEKEEPER — Full and part- CLEANED OUT BASEMENT — he Shrewsbury River. Ocean view, Hlckey Reel Estate Agency Ing Homo. 41 Clark Ava , Ocean time, for residential care facility. PIANOS — ORGANS mmedlate occupancy. 9435 per mo. 222-4017 antiques. 1 bedrooms, 2 baths, up- are being Mid al tha Harmony Bowl- 244 5(00 Experience necessarv. 7172000 Some antiques, some tools, some stairs den with boy view, 9979 a Orovg. ing AMay, Rl. U. MlddlOtown, N.J. never used. 222-7(94. All Musical Supplies end Services plus utilities. Call 201472-1MO. Mon, Oct 19 from ) p.m. to t p.m. RN M/F - ; to > thlfi. full or part- TUSTING PIANO CO. OCEAN PORT — 3-room apt In- month References 4 security re- NURSES UN — M/F. full 1 part WOMAN — To care tor partially HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL — 1 cludes new kitchen, garage, private quired Call s7M2ai, Art lor Don Atwood at desk time lor skilled nurilno lacllltv. Top disabled woman. May live In. Refer- CLOTHING — Misses Hi. 10. men's Our 97lh Year lima, day* only. Salary nagiotabia. •alary, hospltelliollon. 4 Ufa Insur- sue 39«, drapes bedspreads, best Mdroom gardtn tot Qulai rasldan- antarance, all utilities Included olus ences 4 car required 471 044] Asbury Park 7794444 I mo. security. Cell 471-4114 or IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Mld- Apply Ocaan Orovg Nursing Homa. PORTSR - Handvparton lor oHIca anca. Call Mri. Bruit for appoint offer. 042-9444 Open 9 to 9 HI arta ntar buMi, laundry ft a] Clark Aya.. Ocaan Orovg. lorao* facllltltl. Call 172-1444. I29 4S19 dlelown 4 bedroom, 7V1 bath Coloni- 4 factory cloanlng. Maxhanlcal at.il mant, 264-M00. Brookdale Nurilng al on large lot, near mess trenslt 4 It v 4 a x par lane a nocouary. 544 0200 Canter, Mallet 54 Situations Wanted Dallv-Sundav PIANO — Baldwin, like new, musl- OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST - clan moving out of state 11,191. HIGHLAND HILLS — 4 bedrooms, RED BANK — First floor apt. for 1 Schools 495-1411. Raglttorod. Work with developmen PRODUCTION WORKERS — for NURSE RN OR LPN-M/F — 7 Female Cell 9N-9091 water view. AM utilities free. 9190 person 9290 per mo. utilities extra. tally disabled children l admit In mo. One mo. security required Cell Between 12-7 p.m. 747-1379. KEANSBURG — 1-room house, wood irama auambly. Machlno oo a.m.-1:10 p.m. Ihlfl, Sundays furnished, available Immedletalv. active NOT orlanlad contor In Mon orator with mechanical ability. Alto .Emory Manor Nurilno Homa, REGISTER PINBALL MACHINES — Used, 9JO0 291-0040 between 12 noon 4 7 p m mouth 4 Ocaan counllgi. Ex- up, great Chrlstmes gift. RED BANK — Beautiful one- must vscete by June 1.1912 Reason- •hipping 4 racalvlng poiltlon with Matawan, 544 6400 2 WOMEN - To clean apts . con. bedroom, carpeting, dishwasher, oarlonco prafgrgd. 212-4741 for ap- quality control. Call 544-0200 do's. 4 houses. Fast 4 efficient. Classified Ads 1J9-1297 HIGHLANDS — Prefer adults. 4 able 717-4444. 717-WM small rooms, 9140 per mo., ges 4 9400 + utilities. 741-2194. RNOR LPNM/F—l:K>1l:10, part PORTACRIB 4 MATTRESS-Exc electric not Included 172-0142. KEANSBURG — Large 4-room RECREATION COORDINATOR — time 4 lull 11.10-7:10 part lima. Call ALTERATIONS, IRONING - El- as low as cond. 2 Walman end tables. 2 lamps DEO BANK — 1 bedroom 9125 plus apartment, 1 bedrooms 12 Lincoln Full-tlma position, good Mlarv 4 for appt. Ml. Pleaiant Manor Nun- Lets of bric-a-brac. Reasonable KEANSBURG — Attractive I'l utilities. Call after 4 p.m. Ave.. first floor. S450 e mo. plus PAID ON THE JOB TRAINING - perlencod. References. Pick-up 4 company banotlts. immadiata open- Ing Homa. 54* 4433 deliver. IN-Htl. 49.5 cents prices. 934-09I4. ooms. heat supplied, 1-2 eduits pr. 747-3574 utilities Rsf. required. Cell M2-454I Aga IMI. No axp. ngcgttary, will Ing. Mav apply al CLIFFSIDE per line, per day erred, 92». 471-7111 eves between 7-9 p.m. . train. Call Mon. Wad., I am. 1:10 HEALTH CARE. MO Cantor St.. CHI- BABYSITTER —10 yrs. experience, Ibesed on non commercial PRINTER'S TRAYS — Good condl RED BANK — New 2-bedroom p.m. NI-aaVolM/W for appt iwood Bagch. RN (M/F) responsible, mature women, own 10-dav Insertion! Hen, KEANSBURG — Neer beech 4 townhouses, carpeting, dishwasher, LINCROFT — Chormlltg old farm 7 to 1 every other weekend, imall car. Call evenings, S42-MII. Call 54*093. attar 4 p.m. boardwalk For Info contact Haiol 9900 * utilities. 741-2194 house, specious, 4-bodroom, IV* nurilng homo, 145 per day. MMHI. between 9 4 1:10. 7(7.7212 both. den. Loess, references 4 se- 51H»lpW«n.Od SI H.IpWanLd EXCELLENT CHILD CARE - - For FAST RESULTS QUASAR — iw protection TV, RED BANK — Newly renovated 1- curity deposit. 9499 e mo. + utilities. KEANSBURG — J bedroom opt., all bedroom with den. S900 a rno., utili- ROOFERS — Kettle person 4 Plavroom/pre school learning ac- AT LOW COST sharp picture, mint cond. SHOO or 7411199. rooler'i helper, experience necet tivities experienced leecher. Near test offer. 471-9011 after 7 p.m. utilities Included. 9350 par mo Call ties Included. 1 rno. security. Cell Mry. own trantportatlon. 871-0742 Prudential, tu-oui. 717-1094. from 10 i 30, 7474190. LITTLE SILVER—lor 4-bodroom, phone RAILROAD TIES — New, creosoted 2 1 bath. leer garage, fireplace. SALES - Part-time, Cable TV. Era EXPERIENCED MOTHfiR — Toslt 4X410. 94 W Pressure treated Mill. KEANSBURG RED BANK — Century home, 3- 9710 per mo Ask tor Steve. 9U-4422 high commlulona. II JO + par week, for your child In my Rumson home. 94 K Landscape ties, 4x4x1, 91 45 1 large roams, all unities Included. bedroom duplex, living room, dining or 5KM491 1 eve. 4 Sat. For appl. Call 727-7000 Call I41-O014 Hours flexible HXV52HI41 57 Shore Boulovord. room, kitchen. 9900 4 security 4 PART TIME -EVENINGS noon-3. Mon. thru Frl. Aik lor Joa REGISTER utilities. 0424411 or 142-2900. LONG BRANCH — 47 Dunbar Aye., Novak. HOUSE. OFFICE. APT. OR CON DO REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT — KEANSBURG — Modern l-bedroom Classified Ads apt . privets drlvewov. fenced In RED BANK — I 4 ! bedroom apis rear bungalow. Visit us Sat 4 Sun. — Cleaned by a reliable woman with Calvin Coolldge 1921 letter sheen all day up to 7 p.m.. or write Box 67. SALESPERSON - Experienced eip.. reis, trans. «>"»» signed by Calvin Coolldge on hli yard, no pets. SMO e mo. plus utlll- available. References required. Circulation Sales Supervisor earn a full only. For Ihoo sales In better thoo 542-1700 stationery from North Hampton, las. 1 mo. security. Cell 717-5954. 9HM071 Ounbor Ave. Ulon. Excellanl future opportunity MATURE WOMAN - To babysit In Mass Slight stain on front Mother. for management. High salary with my home some evenings. Cell eve- Ton Free from Metewen Aroe KEYPORT — 2 different apts 9140 1101 Commercial time income working with teenagers to Beit cash offer. Write to Box B394, per mo. Terms 4 conditions. Call lot Commercial vary high commissions. Al't ning. 741-9149. The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, Boolory, Freehold. N.J. after 4. 719-10*9 Rentals Rentals promote the REGISTER. Sales and/or MOTHER — Will babysit In my 566-8100 N.J. KEY PORT — 2'^ rooms, central air, SALES M/F - Full or part lime. home. Large playroom, lunches 4 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT — supervisory experience required. Call Earn SMO par week 4 up with now young playmate Call Dorl, 7I7-2B21. Toii-Frae from Mlddletown Area all utilities Included 9290. Cell Calvin Coolldge 1921 letter sheets 244-2119 between 10 end 4. - approved energy.laving unit for gai 671-9300 signed by Calvin Coolldge on his 4 oil furnaces No experience necei MOTHER/TEACHER — Will Mr. McCourt babysit In my Mlddlelown home. stationery from North Hampton, KEYPORT — 1-bedroom apt . wall serv Product 100% guaranteed Full Mass Slight stain on front leather mm iMousmiAi AIU BED BANK (Falrvlew area). Call 741-O4M. DESKS. FILES - Tables, chairs, o wall carpeting, 9350 per mo., 1 2500 SO FT Of OFFCf S*Cf He* money back. Call 244 1994, Mon adding machines, typewriters, of- Best cash offer Write to Box B194. mo. security 4 references required I 12,000 so ft. Tailgate loading, Frl., 9 g.m.-s p.m. The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, private parking A/C, heat, heat included, privets parking, very RELIABLE WOMAN — wishes to do fice equipment, etc. at bargain 19-1997 after 4 p.m. i w nousec leaning In Mlddlelown area prices. New or used. A.A.C DESK N.J 07701. sprlnklered. Public trenspone- At 542-4000 Ext. 219 SALES POSITION AVAILABLE - LONG BRANCH — Neer hospital. [ lion For mature-minded Individual for Cell 747-417*. OUTLET. 1709 Rt. 19. Oekhurst. ROWE COUCH — green 4 white 5111990. 9300 includes hoot. 1 bedroom Pre- leweiry store In Monmouth Mall. RN M/F — Seeks part-time position plaid, M.rculon, 44 In. with matching er mature tenant. Available now. Hours will Include weekends and In physicians office. Previous office DINING ROOM — Hlbrllon, pecan. choir. Very good cond. 9225 or best Veer lease tvenlngi. Apply In parson only, experience. Available immediately, 4 chairs, pads, breakfront, bargain offer 514 »tn Hlckev Real Estate Agency Sgniappeal, mall upper levgl. please call 741-0121. at 1999. Scotts lawn spreader. Ilka STEREO LOUDSPEAKERS — 222-4017 new, S20 Gal grill. 190. 291-4901. SANDWICH PERSON — Full-time. WOMAN WISHES — Domestic work Electro Voice, flow standing, full Apply In person, attar 3 p.m., Tha evenings 4 weekends EMERSON TURNTABLE — Fine warranty. 942-49M CARRIERS WANTED out works, 645 Branch Ava., Little .71 Wl condition, with dull cover. 940. Cell Silver. SUPER GARAGE SALE — Spon 747-4042. sored by SPCA 9 woods End Rd.. SALESPERSON - Small retell 55 Situations Wanted Rumson Frl.. 10-4, Sat., 10-2. LINCROFT • LOCUST AREA store, casnlarr 4 stock work In- FIREWOOD- volved, mutt have transportation 4 Malt STOVEWOOD TOP SOIL work lome weekends with ootontlel Finest quality herdwood. Full cord FINEST TOP SOIL In Monmouth, One day each week 10 run latellte branch Please write guaranteed Ocean 4 Middlesex counties Spe- to Box B-195. The Dally Regular. ALL AROUND' YARD WORK — 291-4129 claming In only the Finest Top Soil Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. Trees cut. gutters, garages cleaned. for over IS vrs. Prices from 990 per (WEDNESDAY) Free estimates 74I-4MJ FIREWOOD load 499-1494 or 7M-4M9. STRUCTURAL STEEL FIT- Mixed hardwoods TER/WELDER — Experienced 7479994. TOP SOIL NO COLLECTION Park Steal, Bradley Beach, N.J Absolutely the best. Deys. 775-7900. nights. 7171711. FIREWOOD — Keep warm this win. Smell, medium, 4 lerge ter with seasoned firewood. 190 par loads Same data delivery Call 542-4000 EXT 287 SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS - cord - tlOO delivered. Call 442-1922 717-4217 4 91B-4240. Openings for 14 shin. 1-11 shift or after 7 pm. Mr. McKnight 11-7 night shift. Long term work 61 Business Call O42-7H0. FISHING POLES — Baby furniture Opportunities 4 clothes, fish tanks, trumpet, 72 Garage Sales TOOLMAKER - Manufacturing toaster oven, 74714O0. planl seeks llrst case tool and die Yard Sales maker Must hove solid experience KEANSBURG — Laundromat tor FIVE-PIECE MEDITERRANEAN In progressive dies. oMIIIv lode bath sale, 10 washers, 10 dryers. BEDROOM SET — Including Call 717-4444 dresser, chest, two end tables. GARAGE SALE — Furnish voui maintenance end new die work. Ex- Queen site headboard 4 mirror house, cheap! Don't miss this ona cellent company benefits. Apply MAJOR BNO — Gas 4 repelr busl Best offer over S179. Coll M1-9SM, 7-9 10/14/19, 104. Ill River Rd., Fal Carriers Wanted Wheelock Signals. Inc. 171 ness, on motor highway. Gross In p.m. Haven. Branchport Ave.. Long Branch, N.J come approx. 1990,000. Asking 07740. An Equal Opportunity Em HA2LET — 24 Oregon Ave (of IM.000 E«c. terms by owner. FOR FINER QUALITY — Like new Middle Rd I Snow tires, dinette set, 441-MBi or 442-1914. furniture, antiques, pointings, cut toys, lamps, ladles', children's 4 Do you like to meet people? glass, pressed glass, bedroom suite, TRAVEL AOENT - Experienced NATIONAL FAST FOOD men's large sue clothes. Frl. 4 Sal.. full-lime ONLY, computer knowl- dining furniture, collector's Items, Oct. 14. 17, 10-4 FRANCHISE — For sale In Seavlew tables, cabinets, breokfrontt, etc.. edge helpful Cell M» 174J Souare Mall Call 2O1-7U-1MO AR — Block vinyl. 9100. Velvet MATTEL INTELEVISION — 6 DISPLAY CASES — 18 rooms for Do you like to make money? etc. RUSCIL'S Sycamore Greens, M MIODLETOWN - Moving, com- oveseet 4 sofa. 9100. Giasi 4 months old, 9200. 1 cartridges. 950 miniatures. 945 Store type, 940 92 TRAVEL AGENT — Experienced Sycamore Ave.. west of RR, Little oleto contents of house. 10 a.m. to 3 hrome carl, 935. Console stereo. 14295(4 in. couch. 940 Boy's clothes 12. 14 full 4 part-time. Excellent salary 63 Money To Loan Silver, N.J. 7414904. p.m. Oct. U to Oct. 20 711 Harmony 20 Cell 499-1117. Isome 10.14), 25 cents to 96 Braided Plus commission. Also sales reps Rood MEDITERRANEAN CHAIRS — HOLMDEL FREE CLEAN FILL — Also 1 rues, green. 6x9. 9x12. 940. Wedding with the following, best commission GAL. — Fish aquarium with cabl- (2). black end gold velvet print. 9100 gown, g 10. 945 7477990 or 7474217 for mulch or compost. et stand, all necessarv accessories nM2i HARD TOGET - 1st, 2nd 4 Ird Call 944-4479 pair. Mediterranean table. 910. Leave message. mortgages. 24 hour credit approval. 76 Auction Sales eluded Never used. Price 9119. 671-4749. Call after 3:00 TREE MAN — Experienced, buck all 717-9011. DOLL HOUSE — Wllllamsburg. 4 et, chipper, chain saw. Dependable Interest rates from le'i percent. If FURNITURE — Like new Basaett PAN AM 2-FOR-l — To Australia. Qualities Deal with credit lender. crib 4 matching dresser, high chair, rooms, menv extras Exc. cond. with references. Marlboro. M4-0SM. Call I201l9o>07i7. AUCTION — Every Tues. 4 Thurs . NTIQUE CHAIR — 915. Antique Chile. Germany. Guam. Guatemala. 9125 544 0944 picture clock 4 oil pointing. 412-9074 7M p.m. 179 South St., Freehold. Irror. 919.3 folding screens, 925ea Indie. Kenya, Mexico, New Zealand. Mrs. Klein — 946-9697 WAITRESSES 4 WAITERS - For or 747 5794. N.J. Public Invltled. free admission. otfee lable. formica too. motel Puerto Rico, Singapore, Thailand. EARLY AMERICAN LOVE SEATS lunch 4 dinner. Apply Lock. Slock 4 GENERAL ELECTRIC - Compact COL. BOB RANDOLPH. Auc- SO. S25. 779-4949 Otter 4. Philippines. 10/29/11 to 9/11 12 5150 — (2), 1 rocker 975 tor both. Gin's Berrel. Mon. J S p.m. tioneer. 411-97M or 223 .749 671-3191 bike, almost new. SIS Exercise bike, •FORCLOSUR_ [CLOSUREE stereo, good condition. Black. S25 NTIQUE — Block mesh fireplace Call 7474042 almost new. 990. Early American d. 'AUTO REPOSESSION reen, brass handle. 925. Andirons. REFRIGERATOR — Sears frost- chest 4 mirror, S49. 741-7375 otter 5 •CREDITOR HARRASSMENT GIBSON 1999 — Electric mandolin, 77 Pats And Livestock 9. Heavy Iron grete. 919. Musket free. 16 cu ft. very uood cond, 9200. •ALL CREDIT PROBLEMS beautiful tone, must sell. 1299. Can un well plaque. 929 7477412 Call 499-2IM. FIREPLACE HEAT EXCHANGER Bad credit? No matter how far be- 741-7217. — M0. Walsh crib - US- Ktnco modal hind you ore, we gerrentv to help. 2 FEMALE CATS — Already ATARI COMPUTER SYSTEM REFRIGERATOR — 14 cu. ft , B1A1E sump pump - f 140. Saars MONEY AMERICA M7-S400 GUITAR ft AMP — 1974 Gibson SG spayed. I yr old 4 I-yr old Free to Plus 9 cartridges. G.E . single door. 975. Sink. mv»r train compactor - $140 Scars humid- CLASSIFIED a good home Cell 717-0349. days. 9190. 244-5149 ifier . $70. Call 747-WSO. Specialist In Govarment Programs walnut. 2 Olmanlo't. Ptavs and used, 19 In round. Pink. UO Coll look! fantattk. with hardthall caia. 7419121. VUOO. Also Sunn Beta laad amp. IQOw Advanced And Beginners UTOMATIC IRON REMOVAL — 71 Merchandise For with two 12" iptakan. ilka naw. DOG TRAINING llttr, $100. Nylon rug. Sxl, .10 REFRIGERATOR — IS cu. ft. frost FIREPLACE HOP Call 5»SW7. Aadlclna cablntt. $11. Almost ntw. free. Lady Kenmoro washing ma- Wood stove, 990 Salt Bavshore Doe Club, 741 4044 awn mowar. 110. Stlt-propatltd chine. 9190 for both. Both work per- 5S3 1641 GUNS — Ithaca 17R 11 ga , AKC POCKET TOY POODLES — wn mowar. S2S. Bathroom basin. fectlv. Call after 4. 244-0993 Winchester. No. 41 pump 12; A. Call 741-9447. mi UTILITY TRAILER — Perfect Rare chocolate, velvet black, sire 4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mossberg No. 440K varmlt; Rem- dam mav be seen. 499-2719. FISHTANK — With wood cabinet. 10 REFRIGERATOR for lewn cara, snowmobile, tilt bad. ington No. 910 22. Collectors will like ATHROOM FIXTURES — 3 piece. gallons, complete set-up Including S279. Echo chain saw. Ilka new, MO .'13043 ANIMAL FEEDS —All types Of Wrd nk, axe. cond. Cast Iron tub. glass Whirlpool 2 dr , IS CU. ft., 949. all accessories. Like new. esklne A DAILY GUIDE 7K-0741. seed, plus hamster, gerbll, guinea doors 9195. 717-1099 964-9944 1200. Cell 7411991 HI-BOY DARK PINE — Desk, glass pig, rabbit, etc. top door 4 top shelf, exc. cond.. 9350 Tanks Alot I Maple Aye. 747-1440 OOD STOVE — 9200. Glass fire- ROUND TABLE — 4 captains OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Call 7410191. ace closure, 975 Handmade oulli. chairs. S40 Laiv Boy choir, needs GAS DRYER 3 LINES AQUARIUM PLANTS 4 FISH — SO IS' snow tires 4 rims, 925 pair upholstering. 920 Loveseot. 920. Whirlpool 5 cycle, 9129. HOLIDAY SPA LIFETIME—Mem- Large new selection. 34 3053 after 4. •42-7942. 717 5438 bership. For more details, cell Tanki Alot I Maple Ave 747-1440 5 DAYS 741-4414 or 7411114. ED — Full size. 4 months old. 940. TREE SERVICE ouch, good, 939 RUGS — 12). reed-type. n'9"»14'4". MISCELLANEOUS MASONRY BAYSHORE* COMPANION DOG 920 each. Dining room, china closer GE REFRIGERATOR — 17 cubic HOT DOG WAGON — Mounted on CLUB — Storting Oct. 21, Show 719-1719, 244-7691 feet ri vtart old, txc. cond , coo- open flat bed trailer. Best offer. 4 buffet, 9(5. Washing machine, ATTICS. GARAGES. ETC. — Ttw RMHU^FAMTLY ADS (inftf Handling Class. For Information 4 westinghouse. 949. Tables, paMona $200. Call TJ9-95SI. CONCRETE WORK - All phasai. WOODY'S TREE SERVICE lion Flohlwri) can Mil vour un 719-0114 application call 7414044 EDS — One klng-slie round bed. Cleaned out and hauled ewav. Con sidewalks, curbs, basement floors, I>H ft shrub trimming ft nmovii M*d*d lltmt for you quickly 90 1 twin bed. 975 442-4344 or mahogany. 2 for U5 291-0997 HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN — slructlon debris removed Trees cut. etc Call Kugll Contracting for free Fully Insured. FrM •iltmalti. Mi BEAGLE PUPS ghts. 142.5014 Black, with bench 4 music. 9125. lawns cut. 747 SIM MtrclwidlM for Mlt ONLY IBM TYPEWRITERS SEARS — Franklin stove, novel estimate 74M»7i. minlmum$75 maximum. S30-1IU. Originating from household, not •* CALL 291 1240 (CYCLE — Men's 10-speed. 26 In.. used, 9145. Pro-retinished antique Call 747-4599. Ask for Linda. RENTAL S22-S28 per mo. ASK FOR RALPH, AFTER 4 CLEAN-UP JOBS — Attics, bate. cMdlng a Ml* prlca of $100 Mr ue freme, won in contest, 9125. mahogany library table. 9129. •(licit Rant with option to buy 172-0127 HO TRAIN LAYOUT — On 4x8 ments. etc Light hauling, mini dam FREE PUPPIES amp table, walnut, glass top. 945. 739 3555 alter 6 P.m board with 9 turnouts, rolling stock ROOFING & SIDING ELECTRICAL PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. IFS FUEL ENERGY SAVER — For 22-3294 outran, lawn mowing. S7I-I2U. To good home Mother yellow Leb. SNOW TIRES — 131 G-Te-14, on 4 custom controls Asking 9190 Call Each additional lint, ii.oo No dis- gas 4 oil furnaces. No electrical Please call 7414944. 53002(0 count If cane.lto btfort txPlration connections. All sues 50% discount. UNK BEDS — Sturdy, unused, Chevy Nova rims, used 1 winter, 940 COFFEE SERVICE AMERICAN HOME Improvement POWER ELECTRIC CO. — Your home electrician insured. License No ch*ng#i In copy Guaranteed 10-14% savings. Call FREE TO GOOD HOME omplete with twin mattresses. 5145 Call 264-7249. IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS — - Roofing, siding, point, gut""' Havt iomtthtng to Mil? Phont 264 1994. 2 female houtecats 7441. Hendcratted pine doll cradle with OFFICE COFFEE SERVICE •ooms. 92 vrs. o»p. Rich, 212-tMO. No. MOO. 942-HJI. SOFA — 9100. nearly new. lovaseat variety, economy 4 convenience 49*4794 pillow 4 mattress, 929 2911101 PAINTING* KITCHEN CABINETS — Built In B BASE STATION RADIOS —3. I 575. swivel chair 925 or best offer Free demonstration 7411412 542-1700 oven 4 range, formica top with FREE TO GOOD HOME — Kittens, avaho TRC411975. 1 TRC440-940. I 787-91(7 KENMORE — Coldsoot refrig- FURNITURE WALLPAPERING stainless steel sink, worth 93.000 6 weeks, orange, white. Sears Roadtalker 40-990. all with erator, good cond . avocado. 9129 or CERAMIC TILE Sacrifice. 9490 Call 7174444 after 10 Call 2295019 mplilied power mikes. APF Mark SOFA 4 CHAIR — Gold brocade best offer 291 2114 after 4. REFINISHING covers. 950. Antique brass 4 crystal A.I HOUSE PAINTING — Special am. or coll 7179121 after 4:10 p.m. 5 alec, calculator with tape, des NEW 4 REPAIRS — Bathroom re THE DAILY FREE PUPS — Pick your own, » odel-990 Metal 4 drawer filing chandelier, beautiful. 970. 741-1125 KITCHEN SINK — S71. Maytag ling In Interior house painter. Free LADIES — 14 caret, while gold, wHks old. Call anytlma, washer. 920 Cell after 9 p.m. modeling. 741-4072 or 411-1171 after t ablnet.92S. Plain wooden desk with SOFA 4 LOVE SEAT — Matched p.m. BUCK'S estimates under all major com- diamond 4 wedding ring set. Never 671-«476 787-2197 Furniture Repair 4 Rellnlshlng, H petitors. Quality preparation 4 pain- drawers92O. 12 In. Sharp Llnvtron set. tan color. 5190 each piece. Maple REGISTER worn. Unusual mountings. Ap- lus color TV. axe cond.,9190. Call CERAMIC TILE REPAIR — 4 Birch Ave . Little Silver, 7411241. Ing t->* ouarrantee a long lasting praised at 9920. Sell tor 9700 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES platform rocker. 990. 741-2290. KITCHEN SET — Formica teble, 4 grouting dona, save by renewing Inlsh. Call Michael at (42-0991 after CLASSIFIED ADS — AKC registered, champion sired 50069 chairs olus matching bench seat for 4 p.m. 747-O4M Deposit will hold selection. Call STEREO — Realistic. AM/FM re- two 960 Call 471-9151. appoerance 4 evold water damage 4 PIECE — Turguols sectional, 3 OCKTAIL TABLE — Medlter ceiver, 35 watts per channel, exc. Complete tile Insulation 4 ramm- CARPENTERS WOOD SHOP - walnut formica tables, 2 while table LAPIDARY OUTFIT — 4" grinder- 741-9443 for Info. Formica work, lurnUurt repairs and nean stvle with two storage com- cond.. orglnlellv 9120. musl sell KITCHEN SET — Wrought Iron 4 ing. References 4 Insured. Free esti- r>AINTING — And odd lobs. Lerge lamps, swivel rocker. Call after 3 polisher. 10" diamond saw. 1/1 h.p. partments. 5' lone, exc cond, 525. Asking 5125. 671-192/ alter 3 p m mates 444-4042. or smelkl. Vary reasonable. Call p.m., 730-2442. motor, exc. cond., many extras, formica. 4 chairs, good cond , new 5150 Alter 4 p.m. (41 92«4 10 Bicycles/ 16462 covers, asking 119. 291-9144. Pete. 4W-04O4. AIR COMPRESSOR TWO BEAUTIFUL — Color TV con- FIREPLACES CARPET CLEANING OZY COMFORTERS — Down soles 25" 4 23" Asking 9150 4 5129 LAWN ROLLER—34 "wide. 4801b. CALL WALLY'S PAINTING S100 MATTRESSES — Must sell In 10 Mini Bikes ndor feather. Top quality Whole- For a lob you'll be proud of. 5434714 devs. Over 1,000 nemo brand mat- Must be seen. 872-1376. capacity. 9100 Gang mowers. 41 " ft WOODSTOVES ole. As low as 919. 741-1651. cut. 1200. 741-2429 after 9. A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING Expert Craftsman trasses 4 boxsprlngs. All sites such NISHIKI INTERNATIONAL — 23" VINYL HOSPITAL BED - Met - upholstery cleaning. Reasonable Reasonable. Reliable ALL DINETTES 4 BEODING as Sealv, Eclipse, Simmons, Spring, ESK — With cane back antique Now on sale. - K.O. Sharp's freme with Zephal pump mounted tress. 940 2 wheelchairs. 945 each. 1 LAWN SWEEPER — M In., used MASONRY INSTALLATIONS - ratal. Morrli Hoffman. 747-020*. Ml -mi air, etc. New, but slightly damaged ua chair, also antique blue shelves pair adult crutches. 910. 739-41M Heat efficient fireplaces, woods- Furniture, 279 Hwv 14. West or weler stained. From 929.95 each. on bike. Almost brand new. Call once. S45. Transit 4 tripod. 9175. Call 747-1044 attar 5 p.m r wall, very good cond . 9100 Call loves, hearths, and chimneys. RELIABLE CARPET CLEANERS EXTERIOR PAINTING ANO Keansburg, after 1 p.m., 4194009 Grant Furniture, Mlddlebrook Shop- ter 5 p m , 7(77241 WESTINGHOUSE WASHER — Like 122-76(7 or (70-1907. LOCUST BUILDERS 2H-0OJ7 — Carpets professionally cleaned by STAINING - Beautiful paint lobs ping Canter, Route 15, Oekhurst, new. energy saver. 9169. Also end A LOW BUDGET? N.J. Mon-Fn, 10-9. Set. till 4. Sun' ESK — 36 In. dark pine. 935. Small LIVING ROOM SET — 3 place, with dry foim method. Ready to use In a done by Eddie. I scrape ok) paint off Shop the Used Furniture Center 84 Merchandise table. 920 495-2ioa slip covers. 9150 Call after 4 and on DRIVEWAY lew hours. 2 rooms S40 070-1419 windows and wash them before re 12-9. Call 493 4900 efrigerator. 940. Entire window of Red Bank nits with aluminum combos, varl- WOOD STOVE — 9200. Glass fire- weekends 495-ISA*. painting. I receulk all spots and 197 Shrewsbury Ava. •42I44« Wanted CONSTRUCTION lolnts that need It. I work neat and MATTRESS — King slie complete us sites. 925 ea. Call 4.2-7391 place closure. 975. Handmade quill. LIVING ROOM SET —Sofa 4 Chair CARPENTRY your house will look beautiful, espe- ANDERSEN WINDOWS 4 DOORS with box spring frame. Like new, 950. 15" snow tires 4 rims, 525 pair Colonial Good condition 5150. Call FREE ESTIMATES - Asphalt cially with white trim. For free estl — Any ilia 4 style. 90% discount 9225 719-9297. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ESK — Modular, 3 drawer, 938 3053 after 6 244-2919. driveways, perking loll end seeler INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR - Reno- tale, call Eddie al 471 4403. Wlndawlzards. 1-000-523-4707. WANTED: Antiques, Jewelry, "x47", 940. Industrial electric vallons, repairs 4 tile, 'oojlny. sid- MONEY SAVING VALUESI— Lai Rugs, Silver, Gold, FOR CASH. pace heater, perfect for garage or YOUTH BED — (21 spring mat MATTRESS. BOX SPRING, 4 Fully Insured. Our loth year. ter-slio 4 drawer die. 929.90,7 wheel tresses. 550 ea Wedding gown ART-CO INC. PAVING 741-1310 ing, oullen. HO-5037 or 727-oeW. NTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR PAINT- ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES isement, 950. Fluorescent and fix FRAME — King sue Like new. iNG — Repairs 4 renovations. Re- 117 West Front Street bike, 919.90, day bed, 929.50. oak 159 E. Newman Springs Rd re. 8 bulbs. 44"x48",950 All in exc. small, seed pearl lace. 5100 Gin's 5150. PLUMBING A lable 4 very reasoneble. Cell Roger 3 buildings-ISO dealersMl 4334 office desk. 949. Ironing board, 92 75, Shrewsbury 747-4200 nd S42-O446. racer bike. 940 Call 9641634. 1712294 HOME NOW. 74I-*141. Items bought, esk for Guv pr. twin walnut headboards, 929. HEATINO IMPROVEMENTS fireplace screen, 94.90. new lot of A CONTENTS HOMES — Attics. THE FEMININE TOUCH" — AGRICULTURAL NETS - Fall 7SRP's. 25 cents each, 2 floor lamps. basements, antiques, yard sales, 91090 each, walnut dresser. 929, salt 4 pepper collodions J44-445I ALL PLUMBING 4 HOME RE Painting, paperhanglng. repairs. close-out. Plants, fruit trees, from A-1 HOME REPAIRS - Remodel Free estimates. 222-tJM. birds 4 hall, IO«2m. SUaa. Call Dan. More 4 Mlo Morel RUSCIL S 35 E. $ 30 PAIRS - Bathroom, kitchen* base ing, cerpentrv. masonry. Plumbing, Front St -R B.-741-1491. ALL LIONEL TRAINS PAINTING — Interior, exterior •33-9315. mem remodeled. Frank. *»*-"*•_ electric, no lob loo imall. R4R Or Flyer, Top cash appraisal YOUNG PLUMBER - Looklnglor Maintenance, USMT*. Free estimates Reasonable rales. Cell Jim, 244*904. SI Help Wanted SI Help Wanted W47M3 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 oM pipes. Licensed and guaranteed ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought lor Cheap. Call Ray, 710-4140. INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR RE PAIRS - Painting, concrete worli_ PAINTING — Ntat ft reasonable. top cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- stucco, paneling 4 ceilings No lob Quick Mrvlct before holiday ruth. tiques. 109 East River Rd.. Rumson. Free eitlmatti M4-4352. 842-3159. Member Appraisers As- FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200" CARPET I., small Special senior cllliondls- sociation of America. INSTALLATION count For free estimate ell 717-4277 MORGAN P. COLIO. JR. Part-Time Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Painting, wallpapering, plastering. ANTIQUES HOUSEHOLD JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION - FULL LINE HOME IMPROVE Ret. provided. Freeetllmoies Alter Must live in Red Bank/Tihton Falls area. Work FURNITURE WANTED quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- Seles, cleaning, relays, re-stretches M^Ts _ NO lob too imall. Free t, 142 1141, 74747U. from home approximately 20 hours/week. Ideal A single Item or an entire estate for umns now under a separate distinctive heading 4 repairs. 2044177. esllmetes. 244-UTft our next auction. WALSH ESTATE Items originating Irom your household may be sold S 4 T — Interior/exterior painters for housewife, college student, or others avail- AUCTIONS. 493-4511 or 471-6088 LANDSCAPING LAWN LINOLEUM 4 TILE INSTALLA home Improvements. 710-2414 o lor up to $200 00 (lormerly $100 00) per article. 144-OJ07 able late afternoons. Hourly Rate plus car ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- MAINTENANCE TioN — And generel home repairs TIQUES, Rt. 34 and Homestead Price for each item must be mentioned Reasonable, prompt service. Ask tor allowance. Ave., Leonardo. 291-5250. Mike, 4*9-1719. MOVING & STORAGE D4M LANDSCAPING - P"> Interested? DON'T HAVE THAT SALE fesslonal tow cost landscaoers In KITCHEN CAJJINETS-Stripped 4 TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING — Cash; high prices for vour smal eludes thatching, liming, fortuning reflnlshed. IlkTnew Color 4 finish o Big or small. Insured. State certified garage sale items, plus antiques Cuttings • artistic landscaping de- your choice, counter top re No. 794. Free estimates,«41 MU Call Mr. Harold Steinfold jewelry, contents of basements, at sign. Also sitowptpwlno. SB-IW1 placement. Woodshop. 4424212 tics, ale Call 2444415 alter 5 p m Call 542-1700 NICK'S MOVERS — Low rates, sen- 542-4009 Monday-Friday 0 to 5 THATCHING - Seeding, "mlng. MR. FIXIT HOME REPAIR ior rotes, free estimates. Storege Guv Johnson No discount it cancelled belore expiration fortlllllM. aerating; trees, shrubs. Specialiilng In odd lobt. We travel. Call anytime. 944-tiM. Buy 4 Buys planted, trimmed, leaves raked. In- Call George, 4tM.M. License No. 4M. Tha Daily/Sunday Registar Single Items to entire households No Changes in copy sured, tree estimate! 10a-o470. Antique furniture, leweiry, silver Immediate cash. 442-4314. 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER to, 1981 I Long Branch IU3 Lone Branch IM LOP* Branch Council, or to anv Board. Agency or ented to th* City ot Long branch public hearing thereon at a meeting 102 Houses For Rent 152 Boats And 131 Houses For Sale 223 Pair Haven Authority of the municipality with concerning an officer or employ** of of said Cltv Council to be held al th* Ih* City r*qulr*d to comply with ant incipaPs respect thereto, shall disclose on th* 1 Cltv Council Chambers. 344 Broad Accessories records of said Council or said provisions of this Ordinance. In tha . way. Long Branch, New Jersey on LOCUST AREA — Of Mlddlclown provisions of the Local Public Con Board, Agency or Authority the na- event, then said question shall be Masonry ranch on S acres, LITTLE SILVER — 4-bedroom, 2- tracts Law because the service ran turned over to the olflc* of th* Clt November 10, INI. ture and extent of such Interest. Oct. 19 134 SO bedrooms, 2 bathi, lireplace, n«u NON SMOKER — To share respon bath home on one of the prettiest dered or performed is to be done bi Section 10. FINANCIAL Attorney, who shall have the right, healer Available 11/15. |A7S o*r mo sibllllles of large farmhouse. Cal streets In town. Beautiful family a person authomed by law to pr. STATEMENT. at said tim*, to review the records plus utilities. Year .MM. room with fireplace off the kitchen. ttce a recogniied profession and died bv th* Individual In question, NOTICi 946-4073. a) The following persons holding AN ORDINANCE AMENDING appeal going Living room with fireplace. Dining whose profession* and practice li and shall render an opinion surroun- Hichev Real Estate Agent v th* municipal offices or positions AND SUPPLEMENTING 222-4M7 room plus office. Attractive yard eg u l a led by law and bids are noi are required to III* a financial dis- ding whether or not there mighl 104 Winter Rentals with barn garage with loft. Central required per R.S.40A: 11-S. exist a possible violation of anv sec CHAPTER XXIII LAND USE PRO- MIDDLETOWN — Twobedrooi closure statement with the office of air. Bo In for Thanksgiving. $130,000 3. A copy of this resolution shal th* City Chirk concerning anv in- lion of this Ordinance. In no event, CEDURE OF THE REVISED GEN Cape Cod, full cellar, 1-car garage, Call today. be published In THE DAILY REG terest' as defined below m in tha however, shall the Cltv Attorney ERAL ORDINANCES OF THE CKC. location, $400 per mor.i 4 BEDROOM — 2 bath house avail CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors ISTER as required by law within ten Cltv of Long Branch. make anv disclosure as to the cqn CITY OP LONG BRANCH 671033V / able Nov. 1st thru May 31st. $1000 "Independently Owned" (10) days of its passage, lent* of the requirement* In this INTRODUCED: October 1, INI to state judge II Mayor and members of the Ordinance unless there Is a violation per mo. 122 MM 813 River Rd. Fair Haven Roy W. Nelson (Special Meeting, MIDDLETOWN - New construe Cllv Council of said Ordinance In which event th* ADOPTED: October 13, INI MIDDLETOWN - A summaries from lawyers lion, 41 bedrooms, V/i baths, tamll (201) 741-7*1* Borough Clerk-Administrator (II) Members of all appointive Cltv Attorney's opinion, which mav FLORIDA - 2 bedroom house, com Oct. 19 $1*20 Th* abov* entitled ordinance room, fireplace, many amenities pletelv furnished. Near ocean A MIDDLETOWN — You can move Boards, Commissions and Author be disclosed as a result of said In was finally passed bv th* City Coun- state administrative law for the two sides. Based, $1200 a month plus ulil. FOUR SEA shopping 5U-417O after *. Ight In to this spacious Colonial Hies, vestluatlon, may contain informa cil of the Cltv of Long Branch at a judge is expected to hear on his recommendation, SONS REALTORS, 6715100. boasting 4 BR's, V'i baths, central (III) Municipal Department lion required to be tiled under thl: regular meeting hald on October 13, FLORIDA — (Deerfleld Beach) air, front room with fireplace, and 233 Long Branch Heads and their chief deputies. Ordinance. MIOOLETOWN — 2-bedroom, de 2-bedroom house, compielel INI. testimony Nov. 5 from the sUte Commissioner MOREt All set on a beautifully land- NOTICE b) For th* purpose of this sub- JENNIE C.DEFAZIO signer kitchen, carpet, garage Gn furnished. Near ocean ft shopping scaped lot! $144,900 APPLEBROOK AN ORDINANCE PROMULGAT section, the term 'interest' shall In- In th* event that a Court of Law. parents objecting to the of Education can then ac- dener Included. No pets. V/t month: 5*6-4170 after 6. clude or anv other person or entity with CITY CLERK AGENCY, INC., Realtors. 471-2300. INO A CODE OF ETHICS FOR ALL Oct. 19 SS40 security. References. 1550 plus util MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUN 1. Any legal equitable Interest Jurisdiction to rule on th* validity of transfer of eight school cept, reject or modify the ties. 747-24*3. MOUNT POCONO — Four-bedrOom, this Ordinance should determine two-bath Chalet Fireplace. Country MONMOUTH BEACH — CIL, ALL OTHER OFFICIALS AN whether or not subject to an encum- administrators here by decision. Shrewsbury Harbor 4-bedroom 3 EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY. ALL brance or condition, which Is owned that the Information required to be m Rtd Bank MIDOLETOWN — 4-bedroom Spl club. Close to all resorts 2225543. MEMBERS OP ALL BOARDS AND or held. In whole or part, jointly or tiled with Ih* office ot the Cltv Clerk Level, prime area, ' i acre lot, ex. bath Contemporary. Water view, is not a proper sublect matter for the Board of Education The Nov. 5 testimony NORTH LONG BRANCH — De- boat dock, gas heat, A/C Anderson AGENCIES WHETHER PAID Ol severally, directly or Indirectly, bv RESOLUTION condition. (M0 per month. Ca UNPAID, ELECTED OR AP the persons set forth in Section 2(d); confidentiality, then, and In thaf WHEREAS: N.J S. 40A 447 pro- last spring. signer-decorated, 1 bedroom windows, Redwood deck. $1*3,000. •vent, this Ordinance shall ba void will follow testimony by Whelan Realty Group, 35 Rl. ecutive suites. Panoramic ocean Special financing- 222 *M4 POINTED, OF THE CITY Ol 2. An interest hald bv any p*rton vides that Ih* Director of th* Atlantic Highlands. 2*1-5402. RE LONG •RANCH, COUNTY OL ab inlllo, and any and all documents Division of Local Government Ser That testimony is Superintendent of Schools lews, maid service, color TV, laun- noted in Section 2(d> In: anv stock or filed with the Cltv Clark shall b* ALTORS dromat and restaurant on premises. OAK HILL — Contemporary lovers MONMOUTH AND STATE OF NEW similar security, pr« organisation vices may approve th* Insertion of JERSEY returned to those Individuals who scheduled to be given by Dr. Bernhard W UIDDLETOWN —4 bedroom ranch All utilities Included. as well as lovers of the elegance of certificate or subscription. Invest- filed same without the disclosure of anv special Hem of revenue In th* Fireplace, gas heat. U25 Per mo BEACHCOMBER 2221479 olden days will appreciate this love WHEREAS, the public Judges ment contract voting trust said documents to anv party. budget of anv County or Municipal members of the Parents Schneider, who said dur- plus utilities. Available Nov. I si home! Panoramic view of the its government bv the manner it certificate, limited general partner Section 15. Violations Itv whan such Item shall have been Against Transfers group, ing a session before Mullanev Realty. 6715151. SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms ft Ocean and N.Y. skyline, 5 BR's, VAt which public officialsandemplovee ship or Joint venture, business trust Anv officer or employee who Is ied« available by law and the urnished apartments-Maid service, baths, magnificent great room and conduct themselves in the posts t or certificate of interest or partici- determined to have violated any pro- amount thereof was not determined which was formed in re- Judge Campbell on Fri- MIODLETOWN — 3 or 4-bedroom T.V., utilities Included in our low MUCH MORE I $222,900. AP- which they are elected or appointed pation in a profit-sharing agreement vision of this section or ot any stat at th* time of the adoption of the Farm House Quiet neighborhood, winter rates. Available by day, week PLEBROOK AGENCY, INC. Re or In an oil, gas or other mineral ut* or ordinance relating to conflict budget; and sponse to the board plan. day that the adminis- fireplace. J6S0 per month plus utill rs. 142-2900. royalty or lease; or any other equity or interest shall be deemed guilty of WHEREAS: said Director may WHEREAS, the public has the interest, however evidenced, which They are expected to tes- trator's transfer from a ties. Oct. 1st occupancy. Perfect foi TRADE WINDS MOTEL 142-1(37 right to expect that every municipal misconduct in office and shall be also approve the Insertion ot any several working people. Call Thomp- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayside entitled th* owner thereof directly or liable to removal from office. Any official and employee will conduc Indirectly, to receive or direct anv Item of appropriation for equal tify before Judge Bruce secondary to an elemen- son Agency, 741-0700. WEST END — Modern 3 room ft Woods & Long View Village. New himself In a manner that will tend ti officer or employ** who It de- amount. bath furnished units, immediate oc homes from $145.000 12")% mort- preserve public confidence In and n of th* profits from, or to e» termined to have knowingly per SECTION 1. Campbell on that date as tary school post was not RED BANK — Central 3 bedrolom :upencv. $325 Includes all. THE]gage. No points, no fees. 531-0505. erciM anv part of the control over milted anv provision of this section NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT I baths, living room, dining room SANDPEBBLE. 229-1700-111-4101 ' respect for the government he repre- to be violated bv anv of his sub- he considers an appeal by made under board pres- RUMSON — 1*4,900. 3 bedrooms. sents; and Ih* business entity, as well as any RESOLVED that the Borough of eat-In kitchen, basement, attic, to Interest which, conditionally or un- ordinates shall also be deemed guil- talkly redecorated. Walk to school WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. {- living room, dining room, kitchen, WHEREAS, such confident ty of misconduct In office arid shall Red Bank hereby requests th* Dl- Nicholas Campanile, sure and that the move and respect may best be promoted conditionally with or without con- tor of th* Division of Local Gov- churches I stores. Off street park Lake Worth). 2-bedroom con •lie bath, full basement finished with sideration, it convertible thereto, be liable to removal. former Middletown High was aimed at enriching ing. $550 plus utilities !• security domlntum, completely furnished every municipal official and em Section 14. Effective Oat* ernment to approve th* Insertion of BIZZARRO AGENCY, 222*541. plovee remains Independent, Im 3. An Interest held bv any person an Item of revenue In the budget School North principal, to References, no pets. 741-1127 Call 3**493* after * p.m. noted in Section I(d), In a note, bond, the Port Monmouth 741-1133. partial, and responsive to the put>H< v*ar INI In th* turn of $2,300.00 . PALM BEACH — New 2 RUMSON — 3 bedroom, V/i bath, and avoids both actual and potential debenture or anv other evidence of a This ordinance thai) tak* effect which It now available as a revenue return to the post from school student body. wdroom condo, pool + club, lovely wall-to-wall carpeting living room ft conflicts between hit private sail creditor Interest. January 1,19>2. from Revenue Sharing Funds-En- RED BANK — Century home, 3 Introduced: October 13,1*ai his transfer position at bedroom duplex, living room, dining ourtvard. Year lease/consider sea- dining room. Eat inkitchen, full interest and the public interest. c) Said disclosure statement, titiement Period, October 1, INO to Citing Campaniles sonal 471 1137 basement ft garage. 196,700. Call which shall be provided In writing In The Ordinance published here September 30, INI, Interest Earned room, kitchen. $500 1 security NOW, THEREFORE, BE I with was Introduced at a Regular Port Monmouth Elemen- Utilities. 842 Oil) Or 142-2900. 12-169* after S p.m. ORDAINED by the City Council oi conformance with a form to ba pro- on Investment of Allotment "competence and rela- vided by the Office of th* Cllv Clerk, Meeting of the Cltv Council of th* pursuant to Provision of Statute, and tary School. RUMSON — 2 family, 149,900 firm, the City of Long Branch as follows City of Long Branch In th* County of tionship with students," RUMSON — Yearly rental. Un 106 Furnished Rooms Section 1. CODE OF ETHICS. shall include th* following Informa- REVENUE: Revenue Sharing Gas heat. $700 income. All cash or tion: Monmouth, Stat* of New Jersey on furnished, 3 bedrooms, living room, There is hereby established a Code October 13, 19*1 and will be further Funds — Entitlement Period: Octo- Campbell will close Schneider testified that dining room, den, kitchen, l VJ baths, new loan only. <7.4>-4e3-a777. owner. (1) A schedule of all Interest In ber 1, 1N0 to September 30, INI - CLIFFWOOD — Unfurnished room, of Ethics to regulate the conduct and considered for final passage after a the testimony on Nov. 30, 1 garage, lease. Small family. $*M SAILBOAT — 19 ft.. Wlndrose, activities of the officials and em or with respect to any real property. public hearing thereon at a meeting Interest Earned on* investment of the prinicpal would be ef- Ivate home. Gentleman preferred. excluding any property used as Ih* mo. Dennis K. Byrne, 8 W. River 3U-471*. iberglass, sleeps 4, motor, trailer, plovees of the City of Long Branch, of said Cltv Council to be held at tha Allotment $2,300 00 after accepting written fective at addressing Rd , Rumson, N.J. 142-1130. everything. (3.700. 787-2139. County of Monmouth and Slate of filer's primary dwelling place, Cltv Council Chambers. 344 Broad SECTION}. KEANSBURG New Jersey. owned bv said individual within th* way. Long Branch, New Jersey on BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED school problems such as a RUMSON — Minl*carrlBge house, Section 2. DEFINITIONS. The municipality. This schedule shall in- November 10, 19*1. [hat a Ilk* sum of $2,300 00 be and th* bedrooms, living room, eat-In hitch Rooms for rent SAILS AWEIGH clude high dropout percentage Call 7I7-4M9 or 767 9851 New Jersey's only terms used in this Ordinance are Oct. 19 195.40 tarn* Is hereby appropriated under 242 Shrewsbury tn, sun porch, sun deck. Near Set hereby defined as follows I (a) The natur* of th* property th* caption of: APPROPRIATION: Bright Bridge Avail. Dec, 1. $490 + KEYPORT — Furnished bedroom, HUNTER Dealer 1 and Ih* location by street address, Borough and an Increasing Sailboat Specialists a) Official or Employee — en Revenu* Sharing Funds — Entitle utilities. Evenings 291-J942. ladv only- person elected or appointed to, or mailing address or legal description HOTICI meni Period: October 1, INOtoSep- NOTICI number of students at the 1 75 pre owned, new ol the property; RUMSON — 3 bedrooms, gas he* 2*4-7107 employed or retained by, any public AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH lember 20, INI — Sanitation-Other Sealed Bids will be received by boats on display (b) Th* natur* or extent of th* Expense — interest Earned on in elementary school in garage, kennel, basement, near al EYPORT — Large room, share •02 Mantoloklng Rd., Brick Town office or public body of the munici NG TITLES ANO SETTING Ihe Mayor and Council ol tM palitv, whether paid or unpaid, and interest held, Including any condi- SALARIES FOR CERTAIN EM- vestment ol Allotment $2,300.00 Borough, of Shrewsbury, Monday. 1575. Call 330-1792. bath. Close to shopping A transpor- (201) 477-3232 tions thereto and encumbrances need of compensatory latlon. $173 per month Includes utill- whether part time or full lima. PLOYEES OF THE CITY OF LONG SECTIONS November t. mi al 1:00 p.m. at tM RUMSON — Available Nov.1. VA b) Public Body or Public Office Ihereon, BRANCH FOR THE YEAR Ifti BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Municipal Building, 41« Sycamore education. bedroom, IV* bath, living room, din- les. Security ft references. Call (c) Th* dat* when, th* manner 39-1050. 154 Recreational — any agency, board, body, author- INTRODUCED: September 22, mat a copy of this resolution be Avenue. Shrewsbury for Ihe follow ing room, family room, den, finished ity, commission, committee, depart- Jn which, and th* Identity of th* 9*1 published once In Th* Daily Register Ing: However, Schneider cellar, 1 car garage and small barn. Vehicles ment, or office of the municipality. person from whom th* Interest was on October 19, INI and that two (2) Overhauling ol GMC TWO MATAWAN ft OLD BRIOGE — Ov acquired; ADOPTED: October 13, INI also said in his testimony Convenient to bus lint, churches and rslied rooms, must we to ap- c) Financial Interest — any In- Th* abov* entitled ordinance certified copies hereof be forwarded Grove Hydraulic Aerial Ladder. schools. M30 Per month, references reciat*. Call for appt. 591-1*11. terest which shall yield, directly or (d) Th* natur* and amount of was finally passed bv the Cilv Coun- to the Division of Local Government Model 3SeS that board members had required. Call 142-0494, after 4 p. 972TRAILSTAR POP UP —Sleeps indirectly, a monetary or other m, th* consideration given InexchanM Services. Detailed specifications for this I, port-a-POttV, for Ih* interest o., if acquired other cil of the Cltv of Long Branch at a sometimes disagreed RED BANK — Lovely, comfortable terial benefit (other than the duly regular meeting held on October II. Adopted this uth dav of October, are on file al tM Office of IM SHREWSBURY — Furnished. -oom. Private entrance. Parking, $900 Call 493-1473 authorized salary or compensation lhan bv purchase, th* fair market INI and certified as a true copy of Borough Clerk, Municipal Building with Campanile and said unique, !• charming. 3 bedrooms, VAt for his services to the municipality) value of th* Interest At Ih* tint* 419 Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury, iood area. 142-3402, MI 427) PACHE POPUP CAMPER - acquired; JENNIE C.DEFA2IO an original. baths, fireplace, garage, pool, gai to the official or employee gf th« RuthM. Eschelbach, NJ. that the principal was de- heat. On landscaped, wooded acre. RED BANK — Convenient location, Sleeps six. Very good condition. WOO (•) With respect to any Interest CITY CLERK best offer. 747-5950. municipality, or to any person em- Oct. 19 »5.10 Borough Clerk TM Mayor and Council reserve On NYC. busline, close to railroad room for rent, kitchen privileges, ploying or retaining the services of iransferred. In whole or In part, at Oet.19^ . $1770 ihe right to reject anv and all Bids In nied a request to transfer station. No pels. Available Dec. woman only. 741-1433 or 841 Utl DODGE 1972 19* — Mini-motor the official or employee. anv time during th* year for which tM best Interest ot tM Borough Bid to the newly built Mid- $750 + utilities. Call 747-1W2 home. Sleeps ft. Has bunks over cab, d) Personal Interest — any In- th statement is filed. • description 243 Shrewsbury forms and specifications may M ob- 170-943). :OOMS — With private entrance, terest arising from relationships to of the Interest transferred, th* n* se of kitchen. All utilities supplied tc Low miles. $4,000 Call 741*530. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING talned al tM Office of IM Borough dletown High School the extent of spouse and children of ire and amount of the consideration AND SUPPLEMENTING Township Clerk, 419 Sycamore Aver SOMETHING FOR vailaftle Immediately. $100 175 MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT said spouse or from close business or rec el ved In e xt hanae thereof and th* South in 1975 because tonthly. Call 840 8382 or 179-1230. identity of Ih* parson to whom th* CHAPTER IX, LICENSING OF BOND OROINANCt f HUVI _ Shrewsbury. NJ. Check our unbeatable political associations whether or not DOGS, OF THE REVISED GENER- NOTHING? any financial interest is involved. nteresl was transferred; NG FOR THE RAISING OF CAP JeanW. Fabrv, R.M.C. board members believed No, but a great deal for $37,900. 3 low rates end compare, 229-0472 AL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY TAL TO BE USED FOR THE AC Borough Clerk 1 bedrooms, living room, dining room, 100 Commercial PORTSMAN SPECIAL — 197* Col e) Municipality — Ihe munici Th* Identity of anv other OF LONG BRANCH, 1970 QUISITION OF LAND AN Oct. 19 J7J0 him to have exhibited kitchen, wall-to-wall carpet through- man Pop-up camper. Giant 9 paiitv of the City of Long Branch. person with an interest in th* prop- INTRODUCED: September I. PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FO outspokenness and other out Excellent, excellent value Rentals leeper Exc. cond. $1*30. 495-1144. Section 3. INCOMPATIBLE irtv. THE TOWNSHIP O 241 Shrewsbury Bahrs Real Estate, 872-1*00. EMPLOYMENT OR CONTRACTS. (2) A schedule of each gift of ADOPTED: October 13.19*1 SHREWSBURY. COUNTY O qualities of independ- AG ALONG — Camper, 1973. Like a) No official or employee shall property and each gift of mon*y of Township OLTS NECK — Prim* PROF, of- The abov* entitled ordinance MONMOUTH AND STATE OF NEW THE PERFECT TOWNHOUSE — tew refrigerator, hot water healer, engage in any business or trans- whatever amount. Including the for- JERSEY. APPROPRIATE ence. c« bldg. space at crossroads Of Rts giveness of anv liability received at was finally passed bv th* Cltv Coun- NOTICI Have you seen Tower Hill? It .hower, bath. 717-959*. action or shall have any financial or cil of th* Cltv of Long Branch at a 150.000.00 THEREFORE. AND AU borders on Little Silver and Fair ft 317. 2 suites, *00 ft 330 sq. ft. personal interest, direct or indirect, Ih* tim* during th* v*ar for which TM loregolng bond ordinance mmedlate occupancy. 7MM4M. ih* statement is filed bv the parson regular meeting held on October 13. THORIZING THE ISSUANCE Or was introduced on October 7th. Itti Schneider said that Haven In Red Bank. Only 10 minutes which is Incompatible with the prop- SJO.OOO.M WORTH OF BONDS O from the Shore, convenient to New SPECIAL er discharge of his official duties in making the statement or by any bv Shrewsbury Township Commit- questions of Campanile's REEHOLD — Downtown, 2200 sq. the public interest, or which would other parson at th* direction of th* JENNIE C.DEFAZIO NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP O tee, Monmoulh County. New Jersey. York City commuting and good tor rent. Utilities Included or part HREWSBURY FOR THE F shopping. Offers 2 bedrooms, living 3oo NOTICES tend to Impair his independence of person making th* statement, from CITY CLERK Public hearing will be Mid on Nov administrative per- total. 4*2-31*4 or 4*2-3511. Judgment or action In the per- NANCING OF SAID APPROPRIA ermber 4th. i«t at 1:00 P.M. at tM room, dining room, kitchen, 4 baths, on behalf of, dfr*cllv or indirect TION. formance were again private garage, all appliances and formance of his official duties. any person who does business UM ATAWAN — On Rt. 34, appro* WHEREAS, II Is the Intention ol wall-to-wall carpeting Pool ft tennis lately 750 sq. ft. Also small office, 210 Lost A Found b) No official or employee shall with th« city or It regulated by the NOTICE Street. New Jersey. raised in March by board on premises. Immediate occupancy. engage in or accept private em- :itv; provided, however, neither AN ORDINANCE AMENOING Ihe Township of Shrewsbury to rail Anne C Swllek Etpronlmatelv 1*2 sq. ft. Ample apltal In order to purchase land and Clerk members, who were then Rental with option to buy. Call king. Call 5M-093* after * p.m. ployment or render services for lifts received from th* spous* or a AND SUPPLEMENTING 842 5900 or I2S-73K. FREE FOUND ADS private interests where such em- elatlv* within th* third degree of CHAPTER XX ZONING OF THE icqulre certain equipment In and for Oct. If tl eO considering the plan to IDDLETOWN — 5,000 sq. ft Pro ployment of service is incompatible onsanquinltv Of th* person making REVISED GENERAL OR- he Township of Shrewsbury; 'esslonal office space available for with the proper discharge of his of- the statement, nor electoral cam DINANCES OF THE CITY OF NOW, THEREFORE, BE I 248 Monmouth County transfer the eight school 103 Rentals To Share mmedlftte occupancy. Ample perk As a public service to our ficial duties, nor shall any official or ilgn contributions which are other LONG BRANCH OROAINED BY THE TOWNSHI g Sterling Thompson ft As readers. The Daily Reg- employee render services for or en- wise reported as required by law, INTRODUCED: October t, 1M1 COMMITTEE OF SHREWSBUR NOTICI principals within the Klates, Realtors, tOO-392-MIO. ister will offer a FREE gage In private employment with rte*d be disclosed This schedule as (Special Meeting) OWNSHIP, In the County ol Mon ORDINANCE NO 1*9 school system. The board ABERDEEN — Luxury home to anv private person who has business Io each such gift, shall Include: ADOPTED: October 13,1911 mouth. State of New Jersey, (not AN ORDINANCE AMENDING share with young professional, fire- FFICE SPACE — For rent. 3370 one-dav ad (3-llnes only) to transactions with anv public body of (a) Th* natur* of Ih* gift; and Th* abov* entitled ordinance less than two-thirds of all the mam SECTION 4 OF ORDINANCE NO • finally agreed, after con- place. M/F. 54* «7« after 7 1 week- iwy. 35, Heilet Adjacent to Shore anyone finding a lost pet or the municipality unless he shall first (b) Th* Identity of the person was finally passed bv th* Citv Coun- irs thereof alllrmellvelv concui ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE AU- ends. oint Inn. Call 2*440*0 have made full disclosure of the cil of the Cltv of Long Branch at a Ing as follows): THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF sidering a number of op- article. nature and extent of such em- rom whom, or on behalf of whom, WAYSIDE — The executive's para lirecllv or indlrectlv, the gift was Regular Meeting held on October 13, IICTIONI LICENSES TO SELL ALCOHOLIC tions, to go ahead with Prestige Office Space Call the Action Line today ployment or services and shall have The land described in Section BEVERAGES AT RETAIL, FIX- dise, California Ranch, 5 bedrooms. obtained an advisory opinion from ecelved. im the transfers although s'/i baths, In-ground pool, 2 fire- 542-1700 the Cltv Attorney determining thai (3> A schedule of all offices, hree and the equipment describee ING RULES AND REGULATIONS places, situated on I1/! acres of nalu directorships and salaried em- JENNIEC OEFAZIO In this ordinance Is hereby author REGARDING THE CONDUCT OF such rendering of services or engag CITY CLERK some members of the ral beauty Owner financing. Asking COLTSTOWN PLAZA LOST — Gray-tan dog. clipped Ing in private practice is not Incom ployment with other interests h*M at lied es a general Improvement to be PLACES SO LICENSED AND PRO- $250,000. Sheepdog type, approximately 40 patibie with said individual's dls anv lime during th* year for wWch Oct. 19 SS.40 VIDING FOR SUSPENSION AND school community, in- GftG REALTORS 531 Hwy. 34, Colts Neck lbs Answarl to "Kelly", Monmoulh charge of his official duties th* statement was filed. In anv cor Shrewsbury, In the County ot Mon REVOCATION OF ANY SUCH (opposite Delicious Orchards) Beach area 2»>3ie9. poratlon or other business *nttly HOTICI mouth, state of New Jersey. There i: LICENSE AND FOR PENALTIE cluding parents and stu- WE GUARANTEE — More money Such request for an advisory which docs business with the city. In compllenc* with New Jersey hereby appropriated Ihe sum FOR VIOLATION OF ANY OF THE dents, voiced their objec- selling or buying a home through the LOST — Black A white mala cal opinion shall be made. In writing to Th* schedule shall Include: Open Public Meeting* Act, Ih* Long iSO.000 00. said sum being Inclual' PROVISIONS OF THIS OR Real Estate professionals. Joosten ft 1. Private entrances wearing red collar, a mot. old.the office of the Cltv Attorney, (a) Th* name and address of the Branch Sewerage Authority Regular of all other appropriations here- DINANCE OR OF ANY OF THE tions, saying continuity Joosten, Realtors, 741-4730. 2. individual heat ft electric. Morris Ave , Long Branch area. within 30 davs following such op- principal office of th* business, Mealing scheduled for Tuesday, Oc- tofore made therefore, and Including RULES AND REGULATIONS PRO 3 Private parking. 22»«J»5 REWARD. portunity tar employment and/or (b) Th* title and natur* of th* tober 13, INI, which was net held for ihe sum ol 15,10000 as the down MULGATED BY THE BOARD Ol and established rela- When considering Buying or Selling 4 Beautiful landscaped grounds. lack of quorum, will now be held en LOST — Cat. mala. Deep gray with rendering of services first arising, office, directorship, or salarktd em- payment taken from the Capital Im TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF Call a member of The 5. Walk to stores and shall set forth: ployment held; and Wednesday, October 31. iNt, at i :30 provemenl Fund lor said Improve LOCH ARBOUR. IN THE COUNTY tionships would be lost in Monmouth County eslauranti ft bank. darker markings and tan stripes o'clock In th* afternoon. Prevailing White underbodv, and on chest, face A) The name and address of the (c) Th* total amount of com- meni or purpose required bv law, OF MONMOUTH AND STATE OF the moves. Multiple Listing Service *. Long-term Itasas available. employer; pensation received from each of th* Tim*, In th* Meeting Room at the and now available thereof bv virtue NEW JERSEY OR BY THE OIREC 1 feel South It., Hudson Ava. area, Administration Building of Long Red Bank. Phone 74747M B) The nature of the business above sources of a provision In a budget or budget' TOR OF ALCOHOLIC IEVERAGI According to Peter M. transaction between the employer (4) A schedule of all liabilities to Branch Sewerage Authority Treat- ol Ihe Township previously adopted, CONT ROL OF SAID STATE" SO AC 132 Condominiums FROM $300 MO. and the Cltv; anv person doing business with th* ment Plant, 150 John* Avenue, Long SECTION TWO TO INCREASE THE FEES FOR Kalac, board attorney, 211 Special Notices C) The nature ot services to be city owed at any time during th* Branch, New Jersey 07740. For the financing ol said ac PLENARY RETAIL CONSUMP- Town Houses Phone 431-2226 provided by the official or employee v*ar for which the statement is filed, Dated: October IS, INI oulsltlon, or purpose, and to meet TION AND DISTRIBUTION the board acted within its Mon. through Frl. 9 AM -5 P.M. during such term of employment. excluding customary household ex LONG BRANCH the part ol said appropriation, not LICENSES jurisdiction when it A BETTER LtFESTYLEt ANTICIPATION DATING c) No official or employee shall p*ns*s, retail credit accounts, con- SEWERAGE AUTHORITY provided lor bv application here BE IT ORDAINED by IM Board ROFESSIONAL/BUSINESS OF- SERVICE — Call for free brochure, tracts for commercial retail sale, JOHN W. GUIRE, CHAIRMAN SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE FICE SPACE — Located on Main solicit, negotiate for or promise to under of said down payment, nego ot Trustees ot tM Village ot Loc transferred Campanile, toll free, MO-U2-JU3 accept employment with any pei and mortgage contracts on th* prin- Oct. 19 15.70 liable bonds of the Township an Arbour, In tM County of Monmoul Rentals ft Resales St.. Holmdel Village Entlra 2nd cipal Place *f dwelling of the parson as well as the others. CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor floor - 1.100 sq ft. Will renovate to son, firm or corporation with which hereby authoriied Io be Issued In the and State of New Jersey, that tM ARE YOU — A busy single pro he Is engaged on behalf of the munic filing This schedule shall Include: principal amount ol 144,MO.00 Ordinance relerred to In tM title 741-74M lult. Ampta parking. Principals lesslonal, looking for that special HOTICI However, Cam- only 9464777 or after a p.m.. ipalitv in the transaction of business (a) Th* identity of th* parson to AN ORDINANCE AMENDING pursuant to the Local Bond Law ol hereof Is amended end sup ABANDON YOUR CARES someone? Call Compatibility Plus or which is or mav be affected by his whom th* liability was owed, Now Jersey. In anticipation of It plemented es follows panile's attorney, David 8419170 1201) 2S6-O202. AND SUPPLEMENTING SHAOOW LAKE VILLAGE official action. (b) Th* amount of Ih* liability CHAPTER XX ZONING OP THE Issuance of said bonds, and to lam Section 1. TM license fees for Weinstein, of Ocean, con- ADULT NOT RETIREMENT RED BANK — U White St. 1200 M. Section 4. FAIR AND owed as of th* *nd of the v%Mr for REVISED GENERAL OR- porarllv finance said acquisition or the period from July 1st ot each yeai Resales ft rentals MAN — Staking woman companion t showroom-office. On-slte parking Call tt'-iiU PARTIAL TREATMENT which the statement is filed; DINANCES OF THE CITY OF purpose, negotiable notes, bond an- June 30th ot tM following veai tended that his client's CROWELL AGENCY available Call 741-7300. weekends only a) No official or employee shall (c) Th* terms of payment of th* LONG BRANCH. ticipation notes, capital notes, both dates Inclusive, are Mrebv fix Brant or make available to any per- liability. SE IT ORDAINED bv IM Cllv env other legally allowable form of ed and established as follows "(a salary and work year 741-4030 STORES FOR RENT — On Main St. WOMAN'S CLUBHOUSE — Of Rec son anv consideration, treatment, or c) Said disclosure statement Council ol tha Cllv ol Long Branch, borrowing bv the Township In e prln Plenary Retail Consumption were illegally diminished Resident Salesperson Freehold boro Reasonable rantt. Bank available for wedding recep advantage beyond that which is In shall further contain certification to in iht County ot Monmoulh and state clpal amount not exceeding License, per annum 11,347.00 Leona Heller 747 MM evet. Immediate occupancy. Phone lions, birthday parties 1 other smal the general practice to grant or th* effect that in the event that there ol N«w Jariav. thai Sacllon 20 I Sup 144,900.00. ere hereby authorized ti (b) Plenary Retail Distribution by the board because he Helga Stewart 741-SS49 im 441-I5S4. groups. 741-1435 or 142-MM. make available to the public at should be anv change or mod- plementarv Ragulallont Govtrnlna be Issued pursuant to and within I License, per annum: 1726 00 large, ification In th* disclosure of Interest Apartments. TownnouM and Molats. limitations prescribed bv said lew (c) Club License, per annum had been notified in ABSOLUTELY CAREFREE that such individual shall amend Shadow Lake Village b) No official or employee shall ol Chasltr XX. Zoning ol tha Ra IICTIOM THRU $150.00" 110 Wanted To Rent request, use or permit the use of anv said disclosure within thirty (30) Section 2. All ordinances oi March that the high Resale Rentals PUBLIC NOTICES davs iron th* dat* that such Individ vls*dGanaral Ordinances ol tha Cllv (a) The acquisition hereby eu publicly-owned or publlclv-sup- of Long Branch, at amtndid is thorlied and the purpose tor the parts ol ordinances Inconsistent school principal's salary WALKER 1 WALKER-741-5113 oorted property, vehicle, equip- ual is knowledgeable thereof Tom Robinson, 747-4014 eves FURNISHED ROOM — For young further amandad and supplemented financing of which said obligations Mrewith are repeated, but only to sports reporter. Red Bank Mid ment, labor or services for the per- d) Said disclosure statement i! follow! ire to be Issued Is lor working cap tM extent of such Inconsistency. All would be $41,460 but was sonal convenience or the private ad- shall further certify that all officials Section I Section 20-1.7 IA) ID al in the acquisition ol approx parts of Ordinance No. t not In- dletown Hailet area. Call 142 4000. 224 Hull) vantage of himself or any other per- f then reassigned to the 133 Income Property Eat. IIS. after t p.m. and employees acknowledge that th* Is rescinded In Its entirety. In Its Imatelv lour acres ol land and the consistent Mrewith are hereby rail- NOTICE TOBIDD1RS son. This subsection shall not. how- delivery and execution of tha dis- place, a new Section KH.!(A) 111 Is purchase of certain equipment lor lied end confirmed elementary school at a Sealed proposals will ba ever, operate to prohibit an official closure of interest in no way relieves Section 3. This ordinance shell or employee from using, requesting, such individual from compliance Inserted to read as follows: the Township ot Shrewsbury. A map. BRADLEY BEACH - 10unlit, fully eelved by the Hailet Township Each lownhouse structure shall more particularly setting forth the lake effect Immediately upon Hi salary of 137,360. REAL ESTATE Board of Education until 2:00 P.M or permitting the use of such public- with th* Statutes made and orovidad rented. Income over 121,000 •'/. as ly-owned or publicly-supported In this State relating to conflict of have a front vard. having a min- metes and bounds of said property to final passege and publication as re. lumable. low cam down. 1*0.000 . FOR SALE prevailing local time, Thursday, No- imum depth ot 35 feet from the be acquired and tha list ot equip- quired bv law, and a certified copy Kalac said, however, vember 5, 19(1 In the office of tha property, vehicle, equipment, labor interest not the ethics of any pro- llrm Call 2H-IH0 or M0 «Mi or services which It Ihe general fession of which he or she may be a parcel property line. Each ment to be acquired, trt on file with hereof shall M filed with the Dlrec that the principal's Board Sac rotary/School Business townnouse structure shall be set Ihe Township Committee ol thi of tM Division of Alcoholic HIGHLANDS — Duple* 144.900. practice to make available to the member. Administrator, Haiiel Township public at large or which is provided back from anv side or rear lot line a Township ot Shrewsbury end have Beverage Control of tM State of New salary had not been a fig- bedroom rents 1300. 2 bedrolom 131 Houses For Sale Board of Education, 12 Bethany Rd., as a mailer of stated public policy e) Each Individual affected bv minimum distance of twenty (20) been approved bv the Township Jersey. 13S5 Owner will hold mortgage with Hailet, New Jersey 07730, for the for the use of officials and employ- th* provisions of this subsection feet. Committee. ure set contractually and » down 142 110! shall, within thirty (30) davs of th* NOTICE following: #11 U Fuel Oil. ees In the conduct of official busi- Section II. Section 2tM.7(A) II) (b) The estimated maximum Public Notice Is Mrebv given that the board was within UVi% MORTGAGE Specifications and/or plans and ness. effective data of this Ordinance, RUMSON — 2 family. 149,900 firm This "move-In" condition ranch on a present to th* Cltv Chirk, with a is hereby amended. Added to Section amount of bonds or notes to be Is- lhat the loregolng Ordinance was other bid documents may be ob- 20-1.7(A) {•) shall be the following sued for said purpose Is 144,900.00 introduced at a meeting of the Board its rights to then adjust Gas heat. 1700 Income. All cash oi aulel Ealontown street has an as tained al the Office of the Secretary, sealed envelope containing th* com- new_loan only. (714)-443-«777. owner Section 5 DISCLOSURE OF language: The estimated cost ol said of Trustees of tM village ol Loch sumablt \Wi% mortgao*. Ap- 8 oo a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily, or bv CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. Campanile's position and pliances Included, full basement, I- For purposes of meeting the re- purpose Is 150,000 00 Ihe exces: Arbour, In the County ot Monmouth calling area code 201-264-MOO. a) No official or employee Shalt, statement. II shall be the obligation quirements of two off-street parking thereof over the said estimated max and State of New Jersey, on the 9th salary. car oarage Up-to-the-minute kitch- The proposals proparly • *• without proper legal authorization of the affected individual, prior to 134 Farm Property en. Central air, gas heal. A steal at spaces per townnouse dwelling unit, imum amount ol bonds or notes to be dav of October, 1911, and was then ecu ted on the respective proposal disclose anv confidential informa- the presentment of said material to It shall be proposed where there Is e Issued therefor being the amount of read for tM first time. TM said U7.9OO. form may be delivered personally at tion concerning any other official or th* City Clerk, to have said packag* stamped and sealed, with th* dat* separate driveway to m towMwuse said 14,100.00 down payment lor said Ordinance will M furlher considered HUNTING LAND FOR RENT — LITTLE SILVER REALTY the lime and Place specified In the employee, or any other person, or dwelling unit with a gareoe at Ihe lor final passage bv IM Board of anv property of governmental af- thereof clearly legible. In a manner, purpose. Call after 7 p.m., Realtor 741O9M public advertisement for sealed pro- end of the driveway of said J1CTION POUR Trustees et tM Village offices ef posals or bv U. S. Mall, however, the fairs ot the municipality. authoriied through applicable rules MMtH 7'Vt. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE - and regulations of the United States townnouse unit to count the garage , The lotlowlng matters are here a 00 P.M. on IM 12th dev ot Novem Council Board of Education will not be re- b) Whether or not it shall involve Available, to qualified buverf Com- Postal Service, upon presentation, as one off-street parking space and by determined, declared, recited ter. ivfji. at such time and place, or sponsible for late mall deliveries, disclosure, no official or employee the City Clerk, in the presence of th* the drlvewev leading to said oarage and stated it anv lima or place to which said 137 Lot* & Acreage pletely redecorated 3 BR Ranch on and no bid shall be accepted after shall use or permit tha use of any a quiet c ul-de-sac A real doll house presenting individual, shall affix th* as another off-street parking space. , (a) The said purpose described meeting mav M adjourned, al the specified time for opening of all such confidential information to ad- sons Interasted will be given an op- with new kitchen, bath, and carpet vance the personal or financial In- official seal of th* Cltv of Long Section III. A new Section In Section Three ol this bond or" post is RUMSON — Building lot, estate bids. Branch and date each packag* as of 20-t.MAI (It) Interior Development, dlnance Is not a current expense end portunity to M Mard concerning my! 157,000. APPLEBROOK AGEN The Board of Education re- terest of himself or any other per- art*, ISO's Call owner at CV, INC., Realtors. 944-3833 son. th* dat* of such receipt All maleri Roads. Perking Areas and Drive- Is e property or Improvement which said ordinance. serves tha right to accept or relect als required to be filed with th* City ways, Is Inserted to read al follows: tM Township mev lawfully acquire CLAIRE WEINTRAUB ASSUMPTIONSI — Our computer any or all bids or to waive informali- Section 6. GIFTS AND GRATUI Clerk shall be deposited bv th* City 204.7IA) (11) Interior Develop- Village Clark TIES. or make as e general Improvement, helps vou. Whelan Realty Group, ty In bidding. If It Is in the interest of Clerk in a safe deposit box retained ment. Roeds, Parking Areas. Drive- and no part ot IM cost thereof has KENNETH B. FITZSIMMONS, vacant 138 Mobile Homes Realtors. Specializing In com- the Board of Education to do so. a) No official or employee shall by the City to utilize same exclusive- ways. All Interior development and Village AllorMV accept anv gift or gratuity, whether been or shell be specially assessed merclal * residential. 842-7S4S. The sealed proposal must be ly for said purpose. parking areas shall be set back a on property specially benefitted 720 BRICK BOULEVARD submitted In a sealed envelope and in the form of service, loan or corpo- BRICK. NEW JERSEY M723 ATLANTIC HIGH- ration, the acceptance of which mav minimum of twenty (20) feet from IMrebv. 31' 19S9 ANDERSON — OCEANPORT CUSTOM COLONIAL •addressed as follows: f) Notwithstanding any pro- env side vard or rear vard property Oct. 19 12640 LANDS - The Borough 3 4 bedrooms, central air, family tend to Influence him In the dis- vision herein to th* contrary, any (b) TM period ot usefulness ot Bedroom,living room, bath, kitchen Hailet Township Board of Education boundary. All Interior roods and said purpose, within tha limitations & dinette. Conp Completely furn. room with fireplace, 2 car garage, "J 82 Bethany Road charge of his official duties on behalf financial statement filed by th* Council has 30 days to ap- of the municipality. Mayor, any member of th* Cltv driveways shall be sal back a min- ol said Local Bond Law. and accord- ac. large work shop 4 yard. Many acre treed lot. Financing avail, Hailet, New Jersey 07730 imum ot ten (10) feet from anv side 250 Other Public Notlcti below market rate.SI29,900. Section 7. REPRESENTATION Council or bv anv Municipal Depart- ing to tM reasonable lite thereof point a new member to eatras. 14)00 takes all 291 -Jill, 6 Atl: Mr. Eugene A. Konopackl ment Head or chief deputy of anv or rear vard property boundary and thirty (30) years. ^a.m.-l p.m. Carlo Construction Co. Bid Spec. #81-36 Fuel OH OF PRIVATE INTERESTS. an additional ten (10) feet from anv NIPTUNI the seat vacated last 717-3500 a) No official or employee shall municipal department may be re- (c) The supplemental debt BY ORDER OF viewed bv th* Mayor and Cltv Coun- interior development. statement required bv said law. has NOTICI TO IIDDIRi HAZLET - 12«6S, 13OS ententlon. THE BOARO OF EDUCATION represent private Interests, other Notice Is Mrabv given thai week by Republican porch, 119.000 firm. CUSTOM RANCH — 2 bedrooms, 2 than those himself, before anv pub- cil at th* Urn* of submission, upon Section IV. Section 304.7(0 It) Men duly made and tiled In tM Ee A K completion of said review, said dis- Is rescinded In Its entirety. In Its sealed bids will M received bv the 491-Mee | Board lic body In the municipality. Office of tM Township Clerk, and a Councilman Leslie W. closure statements are to be sealed place, a new Section 2O-I.7IC) (a) Is complete executed duplicate orl Board of Directors ol Inter-Com Section 8 INTEREST IN LEG- munlty Coordinating Council, Inc., HAZLET — 12x55. wlttl fully late. Broker. J64-94M in accordance with th* procedures Inserted to read as follows: glnal thereof hes Men filed In tM Merker, who resigned to Oct. 19 SUM ISLATION. noted in subsection (•), above, and Neptune, New Jersey for: enclosed porch. 1-bedroom. In adult a) No official or employee shall Section 20-1.7(0 <». The max Division of Local Finance In tM devote more time to his Dark Hi,500. 7J9 9i31 FOR SALE — Beautiful modular deposited bv the City Clerk In a safe height ot any townnouse Department ol Community Altai DIRECTORS 1. OFFICERS LI vote for the adoption or defeat of anv deposit box retained bv th* Cltv too* ABILITY INSURANCE home, 21ft. living room, 2 bedrooms, 223 Fair Havtn legislation for the payment or non- structure shell be thirty (30) feat and such statement shows that tM job as an electrical con- WEST K EANSBURG — 12x65. skirt baths, dining room, den. Adult utilized exclusively for saidpurpos*. FIDELITY BOND payment of anv Indebtedness owing S*C1ion 11. COMPLIANCE A CON- and shall not axceed 2'/i stories as gross debt ol Ihe Township, as da- ing, canopy, shed, large lot. 120.000 ommunity. 137,000 Call 350-4326 for NOTICI measured from tha average finished fined In seld lew. Is Increesed bv this GENERAL LIABILITY INSUR- tractor. or allegedly owing bv the municipal DITION OF EMPLOYMENT. ANCE or best offer 73M414. appt. The following Resolution was ity in which he has anv financial grede Immediately adlacent Io the bond ordinance bv and that the said unanimously adopted bv the Mayor interest, directly or indirectly, nor structure. obligations authorized bv this bond WORKMEN'S COMPENSA Merker submitted his GLORIA NILSON a) Compliance with this Or TtON INSURANCE 140 Real Estate Wanted And Council of the Borough of Fair shall anv official or employee rec- dinanc* shall be deemed to be a Section V All applications tor Ordinance will M within all debt resignation at last Tues- Realtors Haven at their regular meeting held ommend or lobby for the adoption or townnouse development filed with limitations prescribed bv said law. FIRE INSURANCE condition *f employment or con- AUTO INSURANCE Hwy. 35. Shrewsbury. •42-4009 October 13,1*11. defeat of anv legislation or for (he tinued employment of all municipal the Planning Board of Board of Ad (d) TM aggregate amount of not day's council meeting. If WHEREAS, there exists a need institution of defense of anv legal or employees and officials. iustment prior to the Introduction STUDENT ACCIDENT INSUR- ALL CASH HAZLET exceeding 130.000 00 for Items of ex ANCE Investors seek houses up to $100,000 for the services of an architect, for quasi-legal action whatever in which S*Cllon 12. EXCEPTIONS dete of this Ordinance, mav be con- pense permuted under Secllor the council does not ap- Quick Closing MELMED REALTY, PICTURE PERFECT the purpose of preparing and sub- he has or mav have a financial In- a) In th* event that any action tinued and decided under those Or 40A-2-20. of said law, has bean In HEALTH 1 LIFE INSURANCE point another Re- Bkr 671 S650 vear-yourtg Ranch In mint cond. mitting Plans and Specifications for terest, whether said Interest be complained of hes been approved bv dlnances in effect el of the date of eluded In tM foregoing estimated Specifications mav be obtained arge eat-In kitchen, 2-3 bedroomi the Construction/Renovation of var- or has been taken pursuant to a State said filing, but appeals arising out of cost ot said Improvement oi iv bonaflde bidders upon appllca- publican, a special elec- Well-insulated, aluminum siding, ious Municipal-owned buildings, for 'tatute or local ordinance or said decisions made on anv such eppllca purpose. llon at the Administrative Office of b) Anv official or employee who nter-Communltv Coordinating tion to fill the position storms /screens Palio, full base- the Borough of Fair Haven as au- has or mav have such Interest In action has been approved bv the lion shell be governed bv the pro- SECTION FIVI ment. All this on '/.--acre, with low thor lied by R.S 40:17-15 and Courts of th* Slat* of New Jersey, visions of seld Ordinance In effect at Council, Inc., 30 Ridge Avenue. Nep- such legislation, indebtedness, or ac TM full felth and credit ol IM tune, New Jersey on Tuesday, Octo- must be held. taics. Priced Io sell at 175,000. Call WHEREAS, funds are available lion, and who participates In dls then no charges of possible violation the time of such appeal. Township »r» hereby pledged to tM weekends. 739-94S2; weekdays, for this purpose and cussion with or gives an official opln- {of this ordinance shall be brought All applicants who were granted punctual payment ol the principal ber 20, 1911 al 10:00 a.m The Republicans cur- .2421*4. WHEREAS, the Local Public ton to the Council, or to anv Board or , against anv such officer or employee variances for townnouse develop- of. and Interest on, IM said oblige Tha Agency reserves tM right to Contracts Law. R.S. 40A:1M at seq., ment bv the Planning Board or cept or reject env or all bids or to rently hold a 4-2 majority 152 Boats & HIGHLANDS — In the hills, with Agencv of the municipality with ottheCltv lions authoriied bv this bond or requires that the resolution author- spect thereto, shall disclose on the Section 13. SEVERABILITY. . Board of Adjustment prior to the dinance. Said obligations shall be •Ive eny and all Informalities or on the council. Merker's lovely view of ocean and bay. 4 ing the award of contracts for introduction ef this Ordinance, lechnlcelltles. II In tM Mst Interest bedrooms, 2 baths Close to schools, records of the Council or said Board a) If anv section or part of a direct, unlimited obligations of the Accessories "Professional Services" without or Agency the nature and extent of section of this Ordinance Is declared which as a result of the passage of Township and tha Township shall M Df the Agency. term would have expired competitive bids must be published such Interest. or held to be Illegal or unconstitu- this Ordinance would have expired obligated to lew ed valorem taxes Completed specifications must U9?K» Call FOUR SEASON5 RE- no more than ten (10) days following tional, no other section or part of a as e result of the one year limitation M enclosed In sealed envelopes on Dec. 31,1982. 12' BARNEGATE BAY — Duck ALTORS, 530-9400 Section 9. CONTRACTS WITH upon all tM taxable property within boat 16' Gervev Both cedar. Call the adoption thereof: section ol this ordinance shall be set forth In Ordinance #aU Chapter bearing IM name and address of tM THE MUNICIPALITY. IM Township for tM payment ot Bidder and delivered to Intercom- In the meantime, the 717.7(13 or 717-4339. HOLMDEL NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT a) No official or employe* who affectefftdd ththereb, by bbutt thI h-_-_,e unclnstitu- ltl---t- - 23-4.10 Is hereby granted an addl said obligations and Interest there- RESOLVED by the Mayor and t tlonal 90 dav period from this data In Itv Coordinating Council, Inc. borough's Republican EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY has llnanclal Interest In anv trans- I tional section or part thereof shall be on, without limitation ot rale or HI Tuesday. October, 27, 1*11 at DOODLE — 14 It. fiberglass. Mill L ABILITY DEPENDABILITY Council of the Borough of Fair action or contract with the munici- rwtlnd»d and the remaining pro which to obtain a building permit Mint. boat In exc. cond.. taller Included. Haven as follows: ------visions of this Ordinance shall con- and comply with Chapter 23-4.10. noon. Committee will submit RELIABILITY palily or in the sale or purchase of SECTION IIX Bv order of tM Board ot Dlrec 229IIS1 944-4144 1. The Mayor and the Borough materials, real estete, supplies or tinue In force. Section VI This Ordinance shall THIS bond ordinance shall take up to three names of can- Clerk »f hereby authoriied In Section 14. CONFIDENTIALITY take effect Immediately upon final or! of Inter-Community Coordi- INFLATABLE RAFT — Sea Eagle services to or from said municipal- effect twenty (20) davs alter IM first nating Council, Inc. of Monmouth KEYPORT — Different hornet for behalf of the Borough to retain the ity shall vote in favor or In opposi- a) It Is the intent and Purpose of adoption and publication pursuant Io publication thereof otter tlnel pas didates recommended to GTS. 1200-lb. capacity, motor mount kale Owner will help provide flnanc- firm of Kaplan, Gaunt and DeSantis this ordinance that the flllnm and law Introduced: October 13, IHt ounty, New Jersey. & floor boards. 2 seats. 3a gauge tion to said transaction or contract, sage, as provided bv said Local JOSEPHS. TAYLOR fill the slot. The council ng 739-1IW. Eves, after 4. A.I.A., licensed architects in the irrespective of whether said finan- disc losures required hereunder the 11 TM Ordinance published here- Bond Law. hull, never used. Cost »515, will Mil State of New Jersey, to perform the be filed with the Cltv Clark, and held with wes Introduce as a Regular CHAIRMAN, for 1400 747-0412. MIDDLETOWN — 4-b*droom, 2W cial interest be direct or indirect, e ed with Ihe Cltv Clerk, end held Passed first reading: 10/7/11 will then have the option services enumerated above. _ confidentialdntal,, sublect to review bv Meeting of IM City Council of Ihe BOARD OF DIRECTORS bath COloniil on large lot, near b) Any official or employee who Passed and approved: INTERCOMMUNITY IENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan schools A mass transit, $110.000. 2. Seld architectural firm is re- has or niay'have such Tnteres! In I IhIh e MeyoM r and CllCllv CouncilCil, as pro- City of Long Branch In Ihe County of Altesl: to choose one of the three tained pursuant to R.S. 40:f)7-15 such transaction or contract, and vlded herein, end as such, shall not Monmoulh, State of New Jersey on COORDINATING COUNCIL, INC. Bay boating. In-out berthing service Owner will consider leasa with op- Anne C. Swllek 30 RIDGE AVENUE or select their own re- for power and Mil boats. IS to !»' Ion to buy or help In obtaining without competitive bidding as a who participates In discussion with I be sublec! to public disclosure un- October 13, 19U1 and will be further 'Professional Service" under the or gives an official opinion to Ihe < less there eriset e question ores considered for final passage after a NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY O77S3 Used boat sales 717 3139 nanclng. 495-1413. )ct 16, II, 19 145 00 placement. \ Muppets Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, NJ. 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You insist upon new job. you can begin at WTHERSAYS, you do. yourself with original ideas having things your own way once to count your gain. PET-rPSONLV Alto born on this data CAPRICORN(D«c. 22- GEMINKMa'y 21-Juna 20) -- even when it is pointed out ar«: John Adam*, U.S. Jan. 10) - Take the long-' to you by those wiser and - Waste no more time Praaldant; J«d Harris, the- range view of things today. preparing Get started at more experienced that your atrical producer; Emil Otherwise, you will become way is fraught with pitfalls. once on a new project Take Gllolt, concert pianist. bogged down in trivia. advantage of the moment. Certain of your talents, you To see what is in store for AOUARIUSfJan. 2O-F«b. possess all the confidence CANCER) June 21-July you tomorrow, find your 18) - Consider spiritual val- 22) - You may be disap- needed for success. 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