Eviction notice tacked on door of frat house Arson suspected By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN not be reached for comment last night, still isn't satisfied people have been busy with hammers and saws making in 2 fires today. LONG BRANCH — The eviction notice nailed to the that the building is safe. repairs." door of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity house by the city Iadanza, the West Long Branch attorney and By P AM ABOUZEID Some trees in front of the house were cut down to RED BANK- Police are investigating a fire marshal orders the premises vacated and shuttered former fraternity brother who is representing the provide easier access for firetrucks, and the fraternity rash of fires that may have been set by arsonists by Thursday beleaguered house tenants, said Delta Sigma Phi would brought in professional carpenters to repalce a meeting But the 16 brothers living there say they will fight to wait for the city to sign a complaint against the house and room ceiling which Williams considered hazardous in the past four days, including two early mom- ing blazes today at Prown's on Broad Street and stay in the house at 221 Cedar Ave. which for 20 years has then attempt to prove in a hearing that the house is a fit Other of Williams' recommendations, such as con- been toe scene of fraternity beer bashes, socials, and place to live. struction of a fire wall on the third floor, would cost a Welsh Farms on Front Street. meetings. "Km confident that, in a hearing, we'll be able to prohibitive amount to carry out, Fay added Patrolman Robert Scott discovered the first fire in a storage shed at the rear of Prown's at "This bouse is our life," declared fraternity presi- show that the house is safe and habitable," Iadanza said. "We're always working on the place because we love dent James Fay, a Monmouth College senior. "No one is He .characterized many of the alleged violations as it," he said. "We have no problems with our neighbors, 1:53 a.m. while on a routine patrol moving out. We've put too much money and work into it. "minor" infringements of the city fire code, involving and we don't understand why we're being singled out for Six fire trucks from the Navesink Hook and It would be a sin to turn our backs on it now." furniture in hallways, fire doors, and an alarfh system this attention Ladder and the Union Hose Company responded An inspection of the three-story house last September which rings only on the upper flaprs "I know there are other houses in town with the same to the general alarm there and had the fire by Capt. Edward Williams of the Long Branch Fire Fay said that the 16 residents and'the 50-odd persons construction as this," he added. "So I don't understand under control within ten minutes. Department yielded a three-page list of fire and safety affiliated with the fraternity as well as many past why we're being hassled and they're not." Scott discovered the second fire at 3:04 a.m. code violations, Fay said. And since that time, the members have been contributing both money and labor in One of the two other fraternity houses in the city is in a garbage dumpster at the rear of Welsh fraternity brothers have spent more than $800 and many an effort to correct the violations. located jusj a few doors down from Delta Sigma Phi on Farms and a Union Hose Company fire truck hours of labor to correct the violations. "We sent out letters and many graduates have sent Cedar Avenue. from the Prown's blaze was sent over to East But the eviction notice tacked on the frat house door us money," he said. "A lot of people are kicking in more Front Street to battle the flames. little over a week ago indicated that Williams, who could than thejr rent money just to keep-the house. Ami aJot of See Eviction, page 7 -C . »»*•- The Daily Register VOL. 102 NO. 107 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30,1979 15 CENTS

Affected four towns Burglary ring cracked By MARIE COCCO possessing stolen goods and with continuing a "We can't even estimate what the total MIDDLETOWN - Police here and in conspiracy was Robert Sonnelitter, 38, of 2 amount stolen is," Xanthos said. "In one Shrewsbury have cracked what appears to be a Kings Court, here. burglary alone, $5,000 worth of sterling silver major burglary ring that in the past two Det. Stephen Xanthos of the Middletown tableware was reported stolen, which has nev- months has been responsible for the theft and police force said last night the bulk of the er been recovered." re-sale of goods valued in the tens of thousands stolen goods — which included antique jew- Xanthos, who worked closely in the in- of dollars. elry, gold-plated silverware, an assortment of vestigation with Det. Robert Halsey of the Acting after a two-month-long investiga- television sets, cameras, tape recorders and Shrewsbury police force, said police believe tion of a series of daytime burglaries, police other valuable appliances — was found in that Sonnelitter acted as the "fence man" for arrested four men involved in the ring and Sonnelitter's home. the other three men. He said the burglars recovered approximately (12,000 worth of sto- A portion of the cache was found in the committed the crimes during the daytime, and len goods In an early morning raid. Citgo service station at the corner of Pearl and then turned their goods over to Sonnelitter for Arrested and charged with several counts Monmouth Streets in Red Bank, which Son- him to liquidate them into cash. of breaking and entering, larceny and con- nelitter owns and operates. Xanthos said Wheeler and Valentine have spiracy to commit larceny were Wilbert Xanthos said the (12,000 worth of recovered admitted to police that they committed more Wheeler, 28, James W. Valentine, 26, all of goods is "only a fraction" of what was proba- than 50 burglaries. Sonnelitter has refused to Shrewsbury Ave., and Kent Stokes, 26, Red bly netted in the series of burglaries, most of tell police what his role in the alleged con- Bank. which took place in the Navesink area of the spiracy was. Arrested and charged with receiving and township and in Little Silver and Shrewsbury. See Burglary, page 7 Middletown detective* Leonard Moon and Stephen /.nnthos uith loot Kennedy vs. Carter...the battle is joined WASHINGTON (Al'i - The battle is joined, the Kennedy would maintain that Kennedy was still making up his mind Smith, who added that Kennedy had assumed responsibility times find that despite his 17 years in the Senate and his mystique versus the power of an Incumbent president. The whether to run. for his role in the~accident. "I think that's a factor that will campaign (nr national health insurance, he has been unable to prize: the 1980Democratic presidential nomination. "This is not an exploratory committee," Smith said. always be with him," he added. gethishoallh bill outpfcommittee On Nov. 7, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy will announce in "It's a campaign committee." Kennedy has made it clear he will make opposition to The decision by Kennedy to announce his candidacy in Boston that he will challenge President Carter for the nomi- While both sides are talking about leadership, there are administration energy and economic policies a major part of Boston rather than in the Senate Caucus Room where his nation. On Dec. 4, Carter will announce he wants a second other issues that will play major roles. his campaign. Pressed for specifics. Smith said he would brolhers, John anil Robert, launched their presidential cam term. Certain to be raised is the incident at Chappaquiddick in leave that to the senator to spell out as his campaign unfolds paigns, appeared to bv an effort to avoid*comparisons with the The Kennedy candidacy advanced yesterday when his which a car driven by Kennedy went off a bridge and Mary Jo Powell's reference to "philosophies of government and earlier campaigns and blunl suggestions that the Kennedy brother-in-law, Stephen Smith, standing in front of a large Kopechne, a passenger, drowned. records of acomplishment' echoed the White House theme campaign would be based in large part on nostalgia rather "KENNEDY '80" banner, announced formation of the Ken- "I think it's a great personal tragedy for him," said that Kennedy is a big-spending liberal out of step with the than substance nedy for President Committee. He said he hoped "all citizens in this nation who share our belief that Sen. Kennedy should be the next president of the will join in the campaign we are beginning today." Smith said one reason Kennedy decided to run was that This time commuters got it in writing "he feels the real drift in this country and the sense of a lack of direction." By MARK MAGYAR The commissioner emphasized that the North Jersey Asked about the Kennedy committee, White House press Slatehouse Correspondent Coast Line electrification project would be completed regard- secretary Jody Powell commented: "The American people NEWARK — This time, Monmouth County's rail com- less of the fate of the federal windfall profits tax on oil will ultimately decide which candidate they wish to trust to muter groups got it in writing. industry profits. lead them in the difficult times ahead." The Irate Shore Commuters, the Commuters' Wives and Vice President Walter F. Mondale had warned commuters Both the Kennedy and Carter camps made it clear they the Shore Commuters for On-Time Service (SCOTS) yester- during a Hoboken visit in August that the only way to expect a tough battle that could remain undecided until day endorsed the 1979 Transportation Bond Issue after receiv- guarantee adequate federal funding for mass transit projects balloting begins at the Democratic National Convention in ing the written assurance they had requested from state was to push for a large windfall profits tax. in August. Transportation Commissioner Louis J. Gambaccini. "If the bond issue passes, it looks like we'll finally be Neither the Kennedy nor Carter camps express much faith In a letter to the commuter groups, Gambaccini promised assured of the necessary funding for the North Jersey Coast in public opinion polls that show the senator leading the to use bond issue money, if needed, to generate federal Line and other mass transit projects," D'Amico said president among Democrats. matching funds to complete the electrification of the North "We'll always be dependent on the federal government "We're going to pay very little attention to the polls," Jersey Coast Line to Long Branch. releasing matching funds on a timely basis, but so far there said Smith. "I expect this is going to be an extremely long, "After seeing money from the 1968 bond issue that was has been no problem there," he said difficult process." supposed to be used for electrification spent on other things, Betsy Barrett of Rumson and Arlene Stump of Powell has said repeatedly that the president would fight we wanted a written commitment from the comrttissioner," Shrewsbury, Commuters' Wives leaders; D'Amico and John for every delegate to the nominating convention. said John D'Amico, Oceanport, co-chairman of Irate Shore A. Mortensen of Little Silver, Irate Shore Commuters chair- "We look forward to an interesting campaign and to a Commuters. man; and William Nesbitt of Fair Haven. SCOTS chairman. represented their respective groups at the press conference close examination of the candidates and their philosophies of "Gambaccini had no hesitation in making the commit- yesterday. government and their records of accomplishment," said ment to us because of the history of the North Jersey Coast Powell. Line electrification project and the amount of time we've Sen S. Thomas Gagliano and Assemblywoman Marie S. Smith met with reporters in what once was the showroom been waiting for its completion. He reiterated that the North Muhler, both R-Monmouth, also attended, as did represent- atives of Conrail and the state Department of Transportation of a Cadillac automobile dealership about, a mile from the Jersey Coast Line electrification is one of the two or three top Louis J. Gambaccini .' John .D'Amico White House. priority projects in the state," D'Amico said. "We recognize that New Jersey has not yet delivered on He made it clear at the start that the campaign was on, Gambaccini flew in from Providence, R.I., where he was the promise of electrification which was included in the 1968 ol Transportation under Commissioner Gambaccini inspires that there was no longer any need for political charades that attending a Coalition of Northeast Governors' regional energy Bond Issue," D'Amico noted in the joint statement of endorse- confidence thai the mistakes of the past will not be repeated conference with Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, to accept the com- ment. and that the job will get done." he said. muter groups' endorsement of the bond issue at an afternoon "However, the present commissioner has made the The commuter groups warned that they would continue to press conference at Penn Station, here. project a top priority, and the performance of the Department monitor the progress ol all projects through th'e North Jersey Coast Line Advisory Committee The Inside Story • "We expect our assemblymen, senators and congressmen to uphold their assurances to provide the state appropriations THK WKATHKK and federal funds as needed to achieve the state objectives of Doctor's the 197!) bond issue." IVAmico said Sumy and mild today aid tomorrow. Highs both In his letter to the commuter groups. liambaccini re- dsys 55 to 60. Complete report page t. iterated the commitment to rebuilding the North Jers< Ellen Goodman comments on Eleanor 8 dream Line he made at a May meeting in Little Silver Erma Bombeck on creativity In the neighborhood... 9 See This time, page 7 Michael next Yankee GM It Seahawki bold off Falcons 13 realized WASHINGTON - A Be a winner Bridge advice U DAILY REGISTER Rumson physician's 12- Buslneis 11,17 PHONE NUMBERS year-old dream of a Con- Classified lS-» Main Office 542-4«M gressional Award for young Enjoy yourself, match your Comics M Tell Free S71-93M people came true yesterday with the experts and perhaps Crossword puizle tl Tall Free 5M-8IM when the House of Repre- Editorials *.. ( Classified Dept S4217M sentatives approved the win money besides. Tu Entertainment IS Circulation Dept 542-4M9 award by voice vote. The lifestyle l.» Sports Dept S42-4M4 Senate had already passed page 14 of today's issue and fill Make A Date 17 Middletown Bureau (71-2251 the bill on July 19. in the blanks and enter the Daily Obllaarlei 4 FrrWoM Bureau 431-21)2 Dr. Frank H. Arlinghaus Sports 1H4 Long Branch Bureau ..222 HIS Jr. of Wind Mill Lane was Register's football guessing Television IS Stateh.•• - - ' - • ^F py earlier this month was or- Walker concerning a fight man, notedthat inflatibn-fighting wage boards set up during an amendment by Sen. Alan Cranston, D- The nation's biggest banks are charging working out the settlement. dered by President Carter between her and Walker in World War II and the Korean War established different sets of Calif., that would raise the maximum federal their most creditworthy business customers A spokesman for Carson as a show of force following 1071. Walker, who hosts a guidelines for different industries. Dunlop, now a professor at insurance on savings deposits from $40,000 15V< percent a year. Banks themselves must City District Judge Mike revelations of the presence daily television country mu- Harvard Business School, hinted he might favor a return to per account to $100,000. Another Cranston pay 12 percent when they borrow from the Griffin confirmed dismissal of a Soviet brigade in the sic show, was one of the such a system. amendment would allow savings and loan Federal Reserve Board. of Mrs. Loeb's suit against island nation. first to give Miss Parton The board, which'-also has six business and six labor associations to offer credit cards, just as In addition, limiting what a bank may the company where work banks do now. Castro said Cuban lead- was done on her car just recognition. members, met for the second time yesterday. earn on a loan also limits what the bank may ers would not be provoked The amendment affecting farm and busi- pay a depositor. before the accident. The suit names Miss by the show of strength. He Mrs. Loeb's attorneys Parton as a defendant be- • Homosexual ministers OK'd said the United States has vdaim the company was re- eause she "acquiesced and- ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Christian Church (Disciples of Td ttteraatfve 4

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- . Tfcjfcfc, BENNETT s llth DISTRICT UNION (AP) - A survey would support President an education union said yes- questionaires to the 164 can- One of the questions, how- Carter, many comments at- of New Jersey legislative Carter for re-election while terday. didates vying for election ever, focused on the presiden- tached to the questionaires candidates indicated 41 32 percent backed Massachu- The Council of New Jersey next month to delve into their tial possibilities. indicated "if Carter should percent of the Democrats setts Sen. Edward Kennedy, State College Locals sent overall political leanings. Twenty-two percent of the choose not to run ..almost all Democratic respondents of them would very readily ASSEMBLY were undecided about where switch over to Kennedy ' they would throw their sup- Scheinbaum said he in- Pilot issued four summonses port, said Mark Scheinbaum. cluded the presidential ques- COLUMN '2' a political scientist who tion on the survey because FARMINGDALE (AP) - was taken against the pilot. while anti-Shah demonstrat- over the river, not the city, worked on the survey. "our members would like to Federal charges will not be "He probably did violate ors were marching in front of and staying within the FAA Former President Ford get a sense at least where the filed against a New Jersey local ordinances, but as far as the New York Hospital-Cor- 1,100 elevation, I violated no and U.S. Sen. Howard, R- Democratic and Republican pilot who flew a "Long Live the FAA is concerned, no oth- nell Medical center, located regulataions." Tenn., were the Republican parties are heading." the Shah" banner over New er charges will be filed, " on the river, where the de- The New, Jersey pilot said favorites, each pulling in 28 The survey also indicated York City over the weekend, Moss said. posed Shah Mohammed Reza he would appeal the sum-percent. Former California 89 percent of the candidates a spokesman for the Federal Van Doren said he was Pahlavi of Iran is a patient. monses. Gov. Ronald Reagan was sup- would support wage in- . Aviation Administration said asked to fly the pro-Shah ban- ported by 14 percent, while 30 " creases for public employees yesterday. • ner by the owner of Aerial When Van Doren landed percent were undecided equal to current inflation Jeff Van Doren, 34, of Advertising Agency in Eaton- his single-engine plane at Candidate night The questionaire was re- rates. Millstone (Somerset County) town, where he works part- Colts Neck Airport in New Six percent opposed such MARIE & JOHN set in Holmdel turned by 57 candidates for a was issued four local sum- time. Jersey, he was met by New response rate of 34 percent. raises, while four percent monses, including one for It was not known who au- York helicopter cops who is- HOLMDEL - The League were undecided or did not re- flying a banner over city lim- thorized the banner. sued the summonses. of Women Voters is sponsor- "That's a pretty good re- spond its, by New York police after "This was an aerial ad. I ing a candidates night tonight sponse," Scheinhaum said. Forty-eight percent of the WILL his two-hour flight Saturday. saw nothing wrong with it," "I. didn't think I'd done at 8 p.m. at the Intermediate "Our results probably are candidates were in favor of Irving Moss, assistant said Van Doren, who adds anything wrong — and I still School Library. The two can- accurate to about three the right to strike for public public affairs director for the that he isn't pro-Shah or anti- don't," Van Doren said. didates for Township Com- percent either way." employees, 42 percent were FAA's regional office, said Shah. "As far as I know, I mittee, Elaine M Frey (R) Scheinbaum noted that opposed and eight percent Van Doren met with officials Van Doren's flight up and stayed within the law at all and David A. Lewinski (D) while a majority of the Dem- were undecided, the survey * Make sure that Monday, but no further action down the East River came times," he said. "By flying are expected to attend. ocrats remained behind showed. mass transit funds

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Wadington, Treasurer TOY -rays fl us m EAST BRUNSWICK WATCHUNQ STATEN ISLAND JERSEY C(TY HUNTINOTON SOLD AT 7 Parkway PI., Holmdel SELECTION ! 2J1ROOU »• LIST PRICE BROOKLYN VALLEY STREAM LEVITTOWN MASSAPEOUA COMMACK CARLE PLACE LAKE GROVE The Daily Register Hawk Ziggy sets foreigh policy Kt.Ubli-.hwJ in W* - Published bv Thr Ki-d Bank By JACK ANDERSON luiHiHiHiiuiiiiiHHiHi tiiiiiiiiiiMi questionnaire sent to all U.S. ments' in Latin America WASHINGTON - There's ambassadors, instructing when they teel conditions lor them to rovide daU on ARTHUR Z KAM1N an untold story behind the revolution are propitious." latest Cuban Crisis which is WASHINGTON P HIN-STKIPED PHO- President and Editor rocking Washington's in- Cuban activities in their area TEST: Dun & Uradstreet, telligence community to its that would be used lor the which does 80 percent ol the Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor foundations. At the center ol propaganda campaign The questionnaire, labeled Top nation's commercial credit- the swirling, top-sescret con- rating business, has been qui- troversy is the real power be- who wound up backing down Secret Ura, was opposed by 6 Secretary of State Vance and' etly trying to get a Senate TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1979 hind Jimmy Carter's foreign Brzezinski promptly policy. Zbigniew Brzezinski. dratted a top-secret memo- his top aides. Two-thirds of committee to call off hear- Despite vigorous protests randum outlining a three- the ambassadors protested ings that might embarrass from Secretary of State phase program to put the So- the instructions, an un- ANDKHSON the industry or lead to closer Cyrus Vance snd top in- viets in their place and re- precedented show of opposi- would "reverse 15 years of government regulation. telligence officials, the de store Carter's damaged pres- tion. Americandiplomacy." The result of a D & B or termmedly hawkish national tige. We have seen the memo, But such is Brzezinski's Even the CIA is resisting, other credit report can make security chief is pushing and it's a blueprint for reviv- clout with Carter that the at least partly in self-delense or break a small businessman ahead with a super-secret ing the Cold War. White House ordered that the As one agency official com- trying to raise capital for an plan to turn his boss into an The first phase calls for questionnaires be completed. plained to our reporter Kon enterprise or simply get cred- propping up of anti-ram- Phase Three of McHaej^ln three, years, it for^av-tn-day operations*. Brzeiinsju^s srand design u.M.ioiP^ij.1 »c wming a An unfavorame Dun & Brad- ' chance of getting the Rus- hemisphere, accompanied oy . wou Id lurWu»~ «w»4-Stai*» - BOOK, amrWeil Be ;t*h holding street rating can scare off sians' goat when the isue of a carefully orchestrated cam- flving military aio. to-re- the bag for ruining detente." potential investors and cause Soviet combat troops in Cuba paign to educate the Ameri- gimes threatened by Cuban Footnote: Brzezinski isn't and Soviet military adven- creditors to call in their due threatened to escalate into a can public to the gravity ol wholly wrong about Soviet- bills. major international confron- the Cuban-Soviet threat to tures — a process that has Cuban designs upon the already begmn in Somalia Dun & Bradstreet's ap- tation between the world's our security. western hemisphere. Here proach to some members ol two superpowers. In the second phase of the and Morocco, over State De- are other excerpts from clas- the Senate select Committee Behind closed White Brzezinski blueprint, the partment objection. Even sified intelligence reports: House doors, Brzezinski United States will initiate a more provocative is the pos- on Small Business has been sibility — now under con- (1) "Ths issues that had disarming: D & B told them agitated tor the hardest pos- worldwide campaign of prop- strained Cuban-Soviet rela- sible line against the Kremlin aganda and political pressure sideration — of sharing mili- in private briefing memos tary technology with the Chi- tions 12 years ago are no long- that it does "not believe the bosses, who viewed the against the Kussians and er even minor irritants." (2) Cuban incident as a giant Cubans. The CIA will have nese, as a direct threat to the issue here is of sufficient . Castro "apparently now ac- publicity whoopdedoo for primary responsibility for cepts the Soviet view that magnitude to take the limited United States politicans and, covertly generating anti-So- Brzezinski's Cold War cal- hearing time of this busy and culations have aroused wide- Latin America is not yet ripe therefore, refused to budge. viet propaganda abroad, us- for armed revolution." (3) important committee.'' Km1 all his supposed ex- ing every available means, spread revolt in the foreign Any problems can be policy establishment. Ac- But "this does not mean Ufcat pertise on the Kremlin, Including the Voice of Ameri- Castro and Soviet leaders will cleareoT the company sug- brzezinski misjudged the So- ca. cording to diplomatic sources, Secretary of State give up the option to support gested, in private discussions viet reaction badly. It was In furtherarMe of Phase 'national liberation move- with committee staffers. But Carter — not the Russians — Two, Brzezinski ordered a Vance has insisted privately that the Brzezinski plan no publicity, please.

WITH KNIFE ANt> AWL Anchors more or less aweigh By JAMES J. KILPATRICK """'" •••""•• • ••• Senate Armed Services Com- the 1980 fiscal year, but it's In terms of our national mittee, have cried out "definitely a step in the right defense, the Senate, the TONSERVATIVF against tlu> sad d'sinte8ra- direction." In its final form, White House and most of the Ll" T T ^ tlon. A Congress bent on but- the procurement bill is ex- top brass are keeping their VI17W ter has let the guns go by Uie pected to include a new eyes glued on the pending » '*-< " boards, Nimitz class nuclear carrier, treaty lor strategic arms Urn- Meanwhile the Soviet Un- two nuclear attack sub- itation. They*are looking the i IH i iiiiiMinii 'on has been steadily expand- marines, one Trident sub- wrong way. They ought to ing and modernizing its blue- marine, six guided-missile look at the state of the United our next commitment to water fleet. A couple of frigates and three vessels for States Navy instead. arms will not involve in- weeks ago Britain's foremost anti-submarine surveillance. Thi" SALT II treaty is a tercontinental ballistic rc> naval authority, Kleet Lord KILPATRICK bore. It is almost irrelevant bots; it will involve soldiers, Hill-Norton, warned that the Rebuilding of the destroyer to the real world. Treaty or sailors, airmen and Marines. time is close at hand when "Current naval forces are fleet continues; over a period no treaty, the Soviet Union We ought to be concentrating the Soviets could dangerously the minimum required to of two or three years, we will possesses enough missiles to upon their skills, their mo- threaten the sea lanes on meet military wartime have added 3} new de- blow us to smithereens; we rale, their motlvauon. It is a which the West depends. Oth- needs," the committee said. stroyers, including the four College bond issue possess enough missiles to witless obsession that rivets er top strategists have ex- "In addition, the present size ordered by Iran and later blow the Soviets to smith- senators' attention to num- pressed the same alarm. is barely enough to meet canceled, Before New Jersey voters in the state's designation of the Montclair ereens. Standoll. Barring the bers ol missile' launchers. In a recent report, the Sen- present peacetime commit- ascension ol utter madmen to They are as myopic ao medi- ate Armed Services Commit- ments; deployments are ov- General Election a week from today will school as a performing arts "center of power in the Kremlin, there eval theologians counting tee reiterated its deep con- In the chairman's view, be a proposal for a $95 million higher excellence." erly long, and ship turn- rebuilding the Navy comes won't be any atomic war. The angels on a pin. They ought to cern. Unless ship programs around times are too short. education bond issue to help the state Rutgers University, with its nearly ultimate question has nothing count ships in our Navy in- are promptly and significant- first. Strategic weapons are to do with numbers of mis- stead. ly expanded, "the United Operational flexibility is at a not a dominant concern. But play catch-up on college program com- 50,000 students, will receive the largest minimum since any new re- mitments made years ago. It is a sound siles and bombers; the ul- Look at our Navy. As re- States may well lose naval unless Mr. Stennis s old-fash- single share of the bond funds. Individual timate question lies in our quirement, such as the recent ioned views prevail, we will plan, designed to save money while im- cently as 1954 we had 917 superiority after the projects range from a $200,000 water line will to use them. ships on active duty and 85 mid-1980s. In the 1960s, Con- Indian Ocean deployment, yet squander $30 billion on an proving the quality of education and pro- installation job at Montclair State to We ought to shake away ships in reserve. As of Sept. gress funded 336 new ships; cannot be accomplished insane scheme of viding compliance with federal law. $26.5 million for building additions at trom the nuclear nightmare. 30, we had 455 active, 59 in in the 1970s, Congress funded without drawdown of cdar- "racetrack" switching ol 155 new ships. But current riers and ships from other While it is not a large investment, as Rutgers. Back in the real world, real reserve. In 15 years we have missiles out West. Does this spending for such purposes goes, it is a wars are being fought with cut our Navy in half. Year projections for the coming peacetime commitments." make sense? Tell it to the good one, worthy of public support. T. Edward Hollander, state higher real weapons. The over- after year such good men as decade envision 134 new ships Sen. Stennis is not happy Navy, or tell it to the education chancellor, emphasizes that whelming probability is that John Stennis, chairman of the only. about the Navy's budget for Marines. The bonding program will pay for 52 this is a conservative program. The bond individual projects, principally main- issue will meet minimum needs, he says, tenance, repair and renovation work, far below those provided for higher affecting every four-year public college education in other states. New Jersey, he in the state. Watch out for Connally says, has underbuilt for its college pro- The largest single share, nearly $33 gram. We are far behind the national By Nicholas vonlloffman HlllllllllllllllUlltllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlll and diminished Israel against to take the bull by the horns million of the $95 million funding, is Having OD'd on average,, his statistics show, in the its neighbors' attacks and or some other part of his' earmarked for renovation and remodel1- testosterone, the male guarantees the political sta- anatomy and slap on price amount of usable space per student. And 'ing of outdated and overcrowded librar- hormone, John Connally has LIBERAL tus quo in the various heredi- controls. That's the way it is even if the bond issue passes and the swaggered into the saloon, ies. Eight state institutions will share in tary Arab monarchies with Gov. Macho, he has an jumped up on the bar and VIEW * < against Russian or other that program. About $21 million is to be program it covers is completed, we will instinctive over-reliance on still, he says, be far behind. proposed a Middle East set- communist attacks or sub- government-dictated solu- spent in renovation and additions to oth- tlement. But this hip- iiiimiiiiiiiiilimiiHiiiiiiimiiMtiliimiiiii versions. tions to problems and the er college buildings. That will include Six times before in the last two dec- popotamus-mouthed, That, in essence, was the businessmen who are panting such things as replacement of the World ades, New Jersey voters have been given Chamber of Commerce will profit us all to pay heed kind of a deal we had going after him are going to dis- American, the living embodi- to what he proposes for the with the Shah of Iran. It went War II barracks still used for offices on educational bond proposals. Five times ment of the European's Middle East and in general. cover this is no free market wrong, as these things often von HOFFMAN man. the Rutgers Busch campus, and of a they have approved them. In the past the cliche picture of a Texan, can What Dan Dynamite do, because the communist trailer that now houses part of the state problem has been one of providing the only be dismissed with the wants is for the Israelis to danger to the Shah's govern- army and air force in the His ignorance of foreign university's clinical psychology graduate necessary space and equipment for a laughter he so richly de- cough up all their conquered ment, which we feared, entire region and a set of affairs, foreign countries and serves at our peril. territories, even Jerusalem, program. swelling enrollment. All except one of wasn't the real danger. magnificent bases for our the world economic system is If Ronald Reagan falters, and for the Saudis and the To carry out our side of prodigious. Moreover, his Top priority is being given to a pro- the earlier bond plans were for some- other "moderate" Arab oil own forces whenever we may if he so much as comes down the bargain, the master of the need them. bull steer personality makes gram of small projects to save energy what higher amounts than this year's. with a head cold and is there- exporting nations to agree to Texas Strut proposes a it impossible for him to learn fore disqualified by age in the fixed production and prices In place of this, Connally ,ihd thus cut expenses, and to refit build- This one calls for no new classroom Middle Eastern NATO al- wants to spend untold tens of from his mistakes. As secre- ings to accommodate handicapped stu- space It seeks only to help bring our public mind, John Connally, for the dark black greasy liance. The members of the tary of the Treasury he the living, breathing, sweat- . fluids under their sandy billions creating another dents, as now required by federal law. present student accommodations more alliance would all be proven almost ruined Japanese- ing, snorting practitioner of deserts. military losers, incompe- American fleet in the region American trade and as a That portion will cost $15 million. Nearly nearly abreast of the times, and to pro- gonadal politics, becomes the In return for this, the Unit- tents, and weaklings like and build and man a huge presidential candidate, S13 million has been set aside for "sup- tect earlier investment. odds on favorite to win the ed States agrees to guarantee Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jor- military installation in the mooing about marooning the port space" — new dormitories, utility New Jersey colleges have been doing Republican nomination. It the borders of this shrunken dan. The only two exceptions Persian Gulf. Not a word as Datsuns and the Sonys on the to how this grandiose de- buildings and roads. an exceptional job of keeping up with, would be Israel and Japan, docks of Yokohama, he's which Connally would invite marche is to be paid for. threatening to do it again. Construction of new auditorium and and even pioneering, educational to join. It is inconceivable Our Sen. Claghom is given theater facilities has been allotted $11 growth. The upcoming bond referendum Courage is a wonderful at- that the Japanese would, to ill-thought-out theatrical tribute, but if a man has his million. This will include a Fine and gives us opportunity to solidify that since they remember the displays of government by guts where his brains belong, Performing Arts Center at Montclair growth, achieved in spite of under- shabby and insulting way masculine exertion. It was he you know what's got to come St;ito College, with an 800-seat concert Connally treated them when who told Nixon to be manly, out of his mouth. funding and underbuilding. We urge sup- he was President Nixon's sec- hall, theater, rehearsal and studio facil- port of the proposal at the polls next retary of the Treasury. ities. It will give new meaning to the week. Under the Connally ar- rangement, the Israelis Today in history would be called upon to play Charles B. Harding essentially the same military By The Anocialed Press President Richard Nixon re- role that they are already Today is Tuesday, Oct. 30, mained on the critical list a Charles B. Harding of Ridge Road, New York, he served on the boards of playing in the region. The the 303rd day of 1979. There day after his phlebitis Rumson, a founder of the Monmouth directors of a number of corporations. only difference is that, thanks are 62 days left in the year. surgery, but was reported im- Museum, former chairman of the New He was best known locally for his civic to Connally, Israel would now Today'sAJughlight in his- proved after three blood be in a weaker position. tory: transfusions for internal York Stock Exchange and chairman of endeavors, which included service on the On this date in 1922, Benito bleeding. the board of the New York Botanical Connally correctly points boards of the Monmouth Museum and out that Israel is costing us Mussolini became Premier of One year ago: The dollar Garden, died Thursday, and Monmouth Monmouth County Historical Society. He billions of dollars a year in Italy, forming a Fascist gov- had one of its worst days on ernment. County lost a truly outstanding citizen. was the museum's first president, and economic and military aid. overseas money markets? The members of Mr. Harding's fam- Billions he thinks his plan On this date: falling sharply, while the served 14 years on the Rumson Borough In 1735, John Adams — des- price of gold jumped $11 an ily have been prominent residents of our would eliminate. In theory, it Council, eight of them as council presi- might, but in practice, It tined to be the nation's second ounce. area since shortly after the turn of the dent. His interests and work embraced wouldn't since, in such an al- president — was born in Mas- Today's birthdays: Actress century when the family moved from sachusetts. Ruth Gordon is 83. Actor Hen- national as well as local causes, and his liance of waaklings, we'd con- Philadelphia to New York and began tinue to need Israel's fighting In 1938, Orson Welles' ry Winkler is 34. many other offices included those of summering here, first in Monmouth forces. The Israelis may "War of the Worlds" radio' hall-of-famer Ted Williams is broadcast was so realistic it 61. Beach, then in Rumson. Charles B. Har- president and chairman of the board of sometimes be a nation devoid the National Arthritis Foundation. of charm, may be in a moral- caused panic in the streets. Thought for today: If man ding and his bride, the former Marion ly indefensible position about Ten years ago: Thirty-five docs find the solution for Choate, moved in 1924 into the Ridge Mr. Harding was known to thousands squatting on land that doesn't black students as Vassar Col- world peace. It will be the Road home in which he died. here as a gentleman and a kindly man, belong to them, but from a lege seized the administration most revolutionary reversal military point of view, they building on the upstate New of his record we have ever A retired senior partner of Smith and he will be missed as a friend as well 1 are a bargain. For five or six York campus. known. — George Marshall Barney, Harris Upham and Company, as a great public servant and benefactor. *ftow for the kindling billion a year, we get the best Five years ago: Former 11880-1959) SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30,1979 The Daily Register 7 Dream Arson suspected (Continued) 9 Award (or young people at (Continued) an Outward Bound School in Scott stopped a suspicious car on Broad Aberdeen family still vandals target the German Alpa. Street after the first fire but let the driver go found two men not guilty of Two years ago, he per- after identifying him. Police had no suspects By MARIE COCCO doing this " ceived the first of the three family had been gone only a charges related to the rock- suaded Rep. James J How- early this morning. ABERDEEN - Two After a two-week lull in phone threats Dixon said few minutes when her throwing incidents One of ard, D-N.J., to introduce Seawood Drive families, the bizarre attacks, which when she was outside telling brother, John, 16, reported The early morning Mates were the last in a the complaints, against legislation setting up a Con- barely recovered after a two- began Oct. 3, rocks were the police about the attack on that someone raised his series of dumpsler, garbage and brush fires Frank Langley, 108 Seawood gressional Award program week respite from attacks by hurled at the Dtoon car last her car, her daughter. bedroom window The win- which, since Friday night, have kept police and Drive, was apparently filed for young people, and How- rock-throwing, pellet gun- night and Sunday night, as Joanne, received the second dow was opened again last fire officials puzzled as to their origin in error. ard's legislation finally shooting vandals, were Mrs. Dixon was returning threatening call At about 11 night, and later was broken Zolkin found Langley and sailed through Congress Firemen were kept busy Friday night fight- forced to take cover last from the hospital after visit- p m . when Dixon was outside by a rock that was hurled his brother-in-law, Perry An- this year on the third try. ing three separate leaf fires onTinton, Leighton night as rocks pelted their ing a relative there reporting to the police that through it dreson, guilty of using loud "The success of this leg- and Drummond Avenues, but could not de- homes and cars and a series And rocks pelted the Dix- rocks had been hurled at her Mary Dixon said that and offensive language on the islation is due in large part termine how they started of threatening phone calls on home and that of Sonja and house, another phone call was when her new grandchild is night of Sept. 16. to the untiring efforts of Dr. But two fires on Saturday night, one at the plagued them once again. Leonard Montanaro, 111 received by her father, born. "I'm going to board up A hearing on a complaint Frank Arlinghaus, a young Sunset Avenue public utility grounds and the "I had hoped it was over Seawood Drive, at various in- Donald Foos. the windows I don't have against a third man, Thomas physician from my district, other at the railroad freight yard at the foot of forever," said Mary Dixon, tervals last night "Whoever is doing this much choice." Davenport of 119 Seawood who has traveled the coun- River Street, were started by railroad flares, whose home at 107 Seawood The Dixons also received knows my name and they call "I don't know how .to feel Drive, was postponed until try developing national sup- fire officials said Drive has been the focus of three threatening phone calls me Mary over the phone." anymore First 1 get mad. Nov. 8. That complaint was port among governors, the attacks. "But I doubt last night from a male caller Dixon said. then I get scared After a filed by Sonja Montanaro af- mayors and civic organisa- According to Fire Chief Herk Forgione, that will happen. They're just who warned that they were Rocks pelted the front, while, you just pray," she ter she allegedly saw Daven- tions," Howard said yester-' i——>e stok-a-c^s? of "-••«s/rQm the freight .eeiiing their I" .OOI and {("if o' .the. "l^Utl a ro«l^,«>"» k day. *J«. II •»••-« _ _^ «— . _^j —• "It is a personal saga of their next-door neighbor, about 10 p.m and apparently homes were under attack during the early mornlltg unusual proportions and un- The fire at the freight y^rd, which destroyed whose phone number is un- ending at about midnight this from unseen rock-throwers hours on Oct. 14. is time Police believe a neighbor- derscores the fact that one a caboose, was started by at least six flares that (Continued) listed, received one threat morning and pellet-gun shooters from were thrown into a window after the arsonist hood dispute may have person with a good idea and "1 noted that besides the from a caller who used the Patrolman Martin Strocci, Oct 3 to Oct 15 The attacks , lots of determination can smashed the pane, he said. same words of warning. who responded to a call from lifted temporarily for nearly sparked the rock-throwing at- $217.6 million from previous tacks make a difference," he authorized funds and TRANS- Returning from the hospi- the Dixon home at 10:93 pm (wo weeks after the families said. A blaze which extended from a Chapin Ave- tal at about 8:30 p in Dixon said he heard two rocks hit and police maintained all- Dixon said she feared PAC funds, we would need to further attacks Dr. Arlinghaus was in nue bank to the public utility dumps and which said she used a circuitous the roof and side of the house night vigils at the homes and seek an additional $47.4 mil- "I don't think people are Los Angeles last night and destroyed a bulldozer and storage shed near the route last night in an effort to while he was there, but could at nearby Cliffwood Beach lion to complete the elec- taking this to be as serious as could not be reached for incinerator, was started fifteen minutes after outsmart the vandals, who not see who threw them He for four nights trification work, " Gambac- it is because they are not liv- comment. the freight yard fire and involved at least five had struck her car with said detectives, who had Last Thursday. Municipal cini wrote, ing through it," she said Howard, who obtained flares, he said. stones three times Sunday. staked-out the area until last Court Judge David Zolkin 1 have said we would re- "I took the longest, most Friday during the brief 113 co-sponsors for his bill, Firemen tackled a slew of garbage fires on said the Congressional quest the necessary matching involved route I could figure respite, had already been Shrewsbury Avenue as well as a dumpster fire funds ($9.5 million) from the out to try to outwit them, " called back on the case NOW OPEN Award will be supported by on Evergreen Terrace Sunday night which may state budget appropriation the distraught mother of two "I think they're getting private contributions and have also been ignited with flares, and they In The Former Fields Furniture Location (to draw down $38 million in said. "But we're dealing ready to trip themselves up will not require any federal were still searching for evidence of the three- federal funds), with crazies. I can't figure now They're getting too funds. minute flares at Prown's and Welsh Farms out how their minds work " brave. They're calling while KEYPORT The Congressional early this morning "If, for any reason, funds Dixon said she was driving the cops are here and throw- • Ml EAST FRONT ST 131 MONMOUTH ST Award, which is similar to cannot be obtained from reg- KEVPOKT RED BANK both the Duke of Edinburgh Forgione said he received a letter yesterday down Woodcrest Drive, ing rocks while the cops are ular annual revenue sources, which leads to Seawood, here," Dixon said Award and the Boy Scouts' from a concerned citizen who had overheard we would request the use of merit badge system, will some youngsters planning to set a fire last night when the attack on her car The Dixons' daughter. 1979 Transportation Bond occurred. . Joanne, said it seemed the give young people between at an undisclosed scene but the fire chief said funds to provide the required t the ages of 14 and 23 the the fire hadn't been set. When she returned home, vandals "know everything match, assuming, of course, she was told that her mother. that's going on here ' ^ opportunity to earn bronze, that the issue is approved." silver, and finally gold med- Mrs. Edna Foos. had re- She said Sunday night.the als by satisfying require- ments in the areas of public service, exploration and personal interests. Eviction notice "The Award program (Continued) enjoys the support of the Robert Maxwell, fraternity vice president and a National Governor's As- former resident at 221 Cedar Avenue, said he didn't sociation and 32 individual consider the house unsafe— just a little lacking in heat governors, the U.S. Con- during the winter. ference of Mayors and ap- Fay pointed out that the house serves an importatnt proximately 70 of the most social function, not just for the residents but for the other socially-committed, active fraternity brothers and their classmates at Monmouth organizations of both young College. people and adults," Howard "You have to consider that Monmouth College only CASH& said offers one social [unction, and that's the pub night on "Every state in the Un- Fridays. The campus is deficient in things to do, and the ion has manifested support fraternities play a big part. Everyone hangs around at the on at least one level of gov- frat houses It's where college life is. ernment," he noted. "Nobody here has any intention of giving the house SERVfiTAR up," he added. "We'll do everything we can afford to do so we can stav here.'' SHREWSBURY AVE., Burglary SHREWSBURY (Continued) an attorney Sonnelitter was released CARKT from police custody after posting (7,500 bail. Wheeler you can afford mstrong and Valentine are being held in Monmouth County jail in Fast-efficient Legal assistance lieu of $7,500 bail, and Stokes was released on his own re- SAMPLE FEES . cognizance. DIVORCE (No Fault) $175 SIMPLE WILL $45 Xanthos said the in- INCORPORATION $150 MISDEMEANOR (up to trial) $250 vestigation of the burglary BANKRUPTCY $250 SEPARATION AGREEMENT S95 conspiracy is continuing, and NAME CHANGE $95 PERSONAL INJURY more arrests of "fencemen" HOME SALE $225 HOME PURCHASE $325 and burglars are expected. 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By ELLEN GOODMAN dictated feelings — when, as she said, " you dressed, not stories telling her. . she must be truthful, loyal, brave, hood. Now il is Kleanor Roosevelt's mm to have her private according to the weather but the date " well-educated....She made herself as the years went on The facts, just the facts, of her life might have life ixliumfd Someone has said that the woman we We know that by all accounts, including her own, she into a fairly good copy of the picture he had painted." defeated any of us Add to that list a dead child and a bunt'd wa( not who we thought she was, and so they have had a miserable childhood. Regarded cooly by her moth- From the time she was ten and an orphan, she spent a husband stricken with polio. But she used them, the way disinterred her letters, dissected their vital organs and er, who called her "granny," she was told that, "In a neglected childhood with her grandmother in a dark she used her rigorous disciplines of calisthenics and ice- st'in them to the cruelest coroner of all. the public. family that had great beauty, you are the ugly duckling of gloomy house where, as a cousin recalled, "We ate our cold showers, to make herself stronger. fhose who think her prose was purple are arguing that family " suppers silently." With this gutsiness, she cared about the poor even with those who think her life was tinged with lavender We know, too, that she worshipped — and struggled to At a very young age, then, Eleanor knew too much when the press accused her of interfering, and supported \< h>ss the ubletops and country, people are talking please — her father long after that attractive, self- about life's blows. As a young wife, she learned more. civil rights in the days when an anti-lynch law was highly aboui hii lexual'preference" as if it were hair color: destructive and unreliable man was gone. After ten years of marriage and six children, her husband controversial with southern Democrats. She promoted Did slu' or didn't she1 Only her friend knew for sure. " At 43 years of age she could still write, "I knew a fell in love with Lucy Mercer, and: "The bottom dropped women in government when others disparaged them and, n,li.Mhi'v-i»i»!-il|lit ^VATJ/ f^wr* ---vrites its own vva&juuigiy httloy ?» /•"* •*—*— ' laced myaeil, my sur, a* a widow worked for human fightMP-J*»p MMM.andfya ' is sexual we ihrust our own thing, keenly conscious of her deficiencies, and her dings, my world, honestly lor the first time. I really g • imueu nations when others grew raigheu otwesfiom tui-k. into time and come up with JFK's father, the only person who really cared for her, was up that year." And, yes, she was also effusive and loving in letters to [uuini-i uii\ Thomai Jefferson's black mistress and, away much of the time, (but) he wrote her letters and Even when her husband died, Eleanor knew, "he woman friends. She was as intimate as her husband was how Eleanor's friend l.orena Hickok. might have been happier with a wife who was completely remote. As James Roosevelt once wrote: "Of what was It seems, moreover, that we have greater taste for uncritical. That, I was never able to be....Nevertheless, I inside him, of what really drove him, Father talked with suspicion! than lor facts, for the unknown than for the think I sometimes acted as a spur even though spurring no one." known We oinunuiilly w.nii to uiuiusk uur heroes as if. was not always wanted or welcome. I was one of those All this, the important facts, the fundamental truths, Iheie wi're more to be learned from their nakedness than who served his purposes.'' are known, not suspected As Arthur Schleainger once Hum their choice of clothing. She became a great lady, then, not because she was a added them up: "Her life was both ordeal and fulfill- It is odd in ilus caw, especially, because what we do Lifestyle first lady, but because she was able through enormous ment. It combined vulnerability and stoicism, pathos and know ubuut Eleanor Roosevelt is so much more vital than will to turn her pain into strength, to turn disappointment pride, frustration and accomplishment, sadness and hap- what we don'l know A tall woman with a voice that 8 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30,1979 into purpose It was as if her backbone had been per- piness.." begued Caricaturing, she grew up in an era when form manently strengthened by the brace she wore in child- That is still the best epitaph.

ANN LANDERS On the track of a namesake filly

Dear Ann Landers: My of my grade-school days in his own apartment. We said lieve is immoral. I'm with you, and I hope you family has a horse-breeding the mill iiiis, when class OK, although my husband He claims we are hope- hang tough. farm in Virginia. We have all tours were announced. Wasn't crazy about the idea. lessly out of date, punitive Going to a wedding? Giv- been fans of yours for a long Our school had no bus, so He shared a place with two and unfair. The boy does not ing one? Or standing up in time, and would like to name the children volunteered their other freshmen (nice boys). work part-time, as some stu- one? Even if you're already a horse after you, but we need mothers to drive. Sounds OK? They all came here for dinner dents do. married Ann Landers' com- to know if anyone has ever Well, the kids whose mothers at least twice a week, which We are carrying the entire pletely new ^llone it before. drove got to invite five or six was OK. financial load, which, in these Please print this in your pals lo ride in their car. Be- Now our son wants to days, is plenty heavy. What "The Bride's Guide" will column with the answer. — cause of the size of the class, share an apartment with a do you say, Ann? — Palo Alto answer questions about to- Wailing With Baled Breath this always meant that 10 or girl he met three months ago. Parents day's weddings. For a copy, IS children didn't gel to go. She is not a college student, Dear Parents: If a college send a dollar, plus a long, Dear Waiting: So tar as I My mother worked, and but works as a .waitress. We student wants to do his own self-addressed, stamped en- know, there have been two we didn't have a car. I wasn't do not approve of this ar- thing, I say OK. But he should velope (IS cents postage) to horses named after me — one popular and was rarely rangement and refuse to un- not expect his parents to pay Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, in Edgerton, Wis, and anoth- among those chosen. Al- derwrite a lifestyle we be- his way while he's doing it. Chicago, Illinois 60611. er in Toronto. "Ann though I am now 34 years old, Landers" of Edgerton I still remember the feeling worked on a farm. My Toron- of pain and rejection. I'm to namesake was a three- sorry to hear this type of year-old fitly. She made her thing is still going on. How debut at' Greenwood cruel! —Been There Raceway. As I recall, I was Dear Been: I see your let- eased out of second place by ter came from Des Moines. I Sailing Chance. Victoria cannot believe this sort of 1 .in 11,11 • came in first. thing is still going on in that George Zirnis was my fine city. jockey. He said I had a poor If you will send me the position ... a bum break. He name of the school and the also said I was just recover- principal I will contact him ing from a bad cold. (or her) and speak in behalf So, there you have the of a more equitable system. background. If you decide to You did not sign your let- name that filly after me, let ter. Please sign the next one. me know when and where she you have my word that I will runs. I'd like to place a small not reveal your identity. bet - right on the nose. Dear Ann Landers: Our Dear Ann Landers: Can son, 19, is in his second year you use one more letter about of college. We are putting "choosing sides" in school him through. The college is and how it damages a child's within walking distance of self-image? our home. Last year, when he DANDY HANDIWORK — Pollv Artherholt, Mid- I still remember the pain was a freshman, he wanted dletown, seated, chairman of the craft group of Northern Monmouth County Branch, American As- IMIUir 11.11 chato sociation of University Women, and Maryann Restivo, Dv Dati Klmtai Little Silver, display a couple of the handmade items to HOSPITAL BENEFIT —Nurse Donna Bell of Freehold Area Hospital's emergency be included in Monday's second annual Arts and Crafts Arts> crafts room, purchases tickets to the Nov. 16 Charity Auction from Tom Nielsen, left, Exhibit to be staged from 4 to 8 p.m. and following the chairman of the auction which will take place In Sheraton Gardens, Freehold. Peter evening AAUW meeting in the church house of Prestjy- LaFrance, president of the Exchange Club, sponsor of the benefit specifically for the terian Church at Shrewsbury, Sycamore Avenue. emergency room of the hospital. Tickets are available from the hospital Develop- and bake sale ment Office. A full side of beef and a child's colonial playhouse are among the auction Items. set by AAUW Prosecutor to air new penal code CUSTOM DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS-UPHOLSTERY SHREWSBURY - The day homemade baked goods TINTON FALLS - Ed- Northern Monmouth County from gourmet cooks of the ward J. Turnbach, Ocean Branch of the American As- AAUW, including cakes, pies, County prosecutor, will dis- FREE SHOP-AT-HOME sociation of University Wom- brownies, jam, jelly, cookies, cuss the new penal code at a en will stage its second an- and different types of breads. dinner meeting of the Mon- SERVICE CALL 747-2543 nual Arts and Crafts Exhibit Proceeds from the sale mouth-Ocean Chapter, Na- and Bake Sale, Monday, Nov. will benefit the AAUW schol- 5 from 4 to 8 p.m. and follow- tional Secretaries Associa- arship and fellowship fund. HHL.L.GU7EET.! ing the evening branch meet- tion Nov. 1 at 6:30 p.m. here RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP June Sallee, Middletown, vice in the Hilton Inn. ing and program at the 39% Broad Street Red Bank I Wednesday night, October 31 si Church House of the Presby- president of the educational An alumnus of Seton Hall from 9 p.m.'till 1:30 a.m. terian Church at Shrewsbury, foundations program is the University and Seton Hall Sycamore Avenue. chairman of the event. Law School, Turnbach served a BEWiccfiinG coscumE PHRC? At 8 p.m. Diane Roca, Tin- in the U.S. Army and was Featured will be an ex- appointed assistant U.S. at- hibit and sale of quality craft ton Falls, topic chairman, at the will introduce a study topic torney by Robert Kennedy, items fashioned by members who was then U.S. attorney Sheraton-Hazlet of the AAUW, Including silk which the branch will imple- ment over the next two years, general. He also served in the with flowers, puppets, wooden pla- "Managing Resources for U.S. attorney's office in New- ques, stained glass work, cop- ark. to per enamel work, neelepoint Tomorrow: Where Do We canvasses, hand painted Stand?" Air, water, food, Turnbach was appointed eggs, pine cone fuel, forests, farmlands— we prosecutor of Ocean County candleholders, wreaths and have become increasingly in 1976 for a five-year term. aware that nothing is in end- He is a member of the Ameri- Rumson • Funniest Costume decorations, pillows, tinsel paintings, tote bags, dried less supply. A course of study can Bar Association, New • Most Horrible'Costume flower arrangements, Christ- and action will be discussed Jersey State Bar Association, mas ornaments, and a varie- as part of the evening pro- and Ocean County Bar As- Antiques Show • Most Original Costume ty of gift items ideal for holi- gram which also is open to sociation of which he is past the public. president. • Sexiest • Silliest day shoppers. being held Among the members ex- and more! hibiting are Diane Nolan, November 2nd and 3rd Middletown, painted needle- DO IT YOURSELF Entertainment by point canvases; Pennie Me- 11 AM to 9 PM Callum, Lincroft, tote bags AND SAVE!! and pillows; Jane Reece, Framing Is easy framing is fun! Euy CRflZX HIK5HIE Fair Haven, silk flowers; because we cut the glass and mats to your November 4th Over 18 Only! Sharon Dawson, Middletown, specifications and we show you bow to put Admission »Z,00 decoupage. the pieces together. Fun because doing it 12 Noon to 5 PM yourself is custom framing at its creative Two. books written by best! So... roust out that special print, AAUW branch members, "A painting or needlepoint... do your creative Triangle of Land: A History thing. Luncheon from of the Site and Founding of 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM Brookdale Community Col- Opm: Mon. - Sal. 10 a.m. • 6 p.m. PtotaakXMK 140 Nmu. Sprtngi Road, Kid Bank. 07701 Hcka* lege," and an anthology, TtWphoo. 741 TIM Sheraton Inn-Hazlet fi§ "Womens View, 1976" wUl NOW OWN SUNDAYSIto I P.M. Holy Cross School J w 2870 HIGHWAY 35, HAZLET, NEW JERSEY be on sale. Rumson Rd. & Ward Ave. Also featured will be holi- SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30,1979 The Daily Register 9

AT WIT'S END Howard-rjosen RUMSON-Mr. and Mr«. Mann Enterprises in Sea Imagination Jakes a holiday Bernard Rosen, 13 Buena Vis- Bright Her father is general ta Ave , announce the mar- manager, metal fabrication riage of their daughter, Use of Cities Service Co., and ii By ERMA BOMBECK out of a neighborhood just because they don't imagination and creativity iht one day of Ann Rosen, to William president of Chester (N. Y.) have imagination When they knew me, they'd the year when you must transcend phantasy. Spencer Howard 3rd, Little Cable Co. and New Haven I never approach Halloween that I don't learn to love me and to accept me for what I There was something about the hand-carved Silver, son of the late Elii- (Conn.) Copper Company. remember my first brush with discrimination. am: I was wrong pumpkin in the window across the street I abeth Chamrjerlin Howard. Mr. Howard is an Invest- 1 ve never told you this before, but I was the couldn't put my lingers on Then I realized it Superior Court Judge Their cakes at the bake sale made mine look ment broker with First Jer- first "no-talent" mother to integrate a neigh- like sliced bread. Their garbage cans were hand had capped teeth Benedict R. Nicosia of- borhood of mothers who were art school gradu- sey Securities, Red Bank. His painted with cartoons and cute sayings Their The porch on the other side of us had a ficiated at the ceremony in ates. When I looked at the house the realtor mother was a Dame of hedges were clipped and shaped u> look like replica of Ray Bolger right uui ul tfie Wizard of the Shadowbrook, Magna Carta His maternal tried to warn me. He said, '.'See that mailbox Oz When the doorbell rantf I was greeted by a Shrewsbury, setting also for next door to you? The one with the flowers and '. farm animals. Their hand smocked yokes for grandfather, Ward Bryan their daughters' dresses were everywhere and parade ol monsters, pirates, quei/ns. animals. the reception butterfliesjiand painted? Mrs. Walters did that it Uwjvax. ***4'>*- •" —— HINTS FROM Samuel Dowe were married Oct. 6 in in Magnolia Inn, Matawan. * Epworth Methodist Church by the Rev. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Ellis Hunt St., 7 W. Susan St., Hazlet, and Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Striker Dowe of Roselle. Photos identify visiting tots Debra Ann Hunt was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Rosely Bezerra and Haiti Halagioski. Abel Santiago was best man and the DEAR HELOISE: wlmlc neighborhood. — Kalhlee Webb saves money on tissue, ilnee tbc flannel can be ushers were Robert Molawka and Richard A mother who has several little ones may have That's the greatest, Kathleen, especially for washed with the rest 01 the laundn and used over Zezza. trouble remembering where each is playing... or families who live in suburban neighborhoods or in and over again. — PeggJ she may waste precious minutes answering the apartment complexes where there are a lot of DEAR HELOISE: Mrs. Dowe was graduated from Raritan door to neighborhood kids when her own children children to play with. Because its a fun idea, bet Thanks lor all the helplul inlormalion I've High School, Hazlet, and attends Rutgers are elsewhere. your children never forget to leave a forwarding received through >ou. Now. I hdtt a discovery University. She is employed by Interstate To avoid this, 1 hung a bulletin board (cork, fidress. You're the smartest! — Heloise thai others may find useful. Printing Corp., Plainfield. wood, or metal with magnets will do fine) on the DEAR HELOISE: My Bprlng-reUase i\ pe Ice cream dipper holds door. Then I took a photo of each of my children While laboriously scraping new potatoes with one-fourth cup. Ii\ usingJt to measure shortening. Mr. Dowe is an alumnus of Abraham- and a photo of each of the friends they play with Clark High School, Roselle. He is an Army a knife, I thought there had to be a better and I eliminate the mess — Neldx Weldon who are too young to read. quicker way. Brilliant! — Heloise veteran and is employed as foreman for the Under my children's photos they place the department of public Works in Roselle, where Noticing a new plastic scrubber nearby, I gave DKAR HELOISE: photo lor name if a photo Is not available) of the it a try. It worked like a charm - and in no time Whenuur lamilj plays woM tile games, no one he and his bride reside after a wedding trip to friend they are going to visit. Now, when other MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR DOWE Daytona Beach, Fla. al all. — Bobbie Rapp wants to turn the tiles face d»»n al the start of children come to our house, they look at the board A NIFTY THRIFTY [he game. and can tell at a glance if our children are home DEAR HELOISE: I solved this b\ keeping lhi Illes In a draw- or playing elsewhere. Here's a money-saving idea tor removing eye string bag. which is passed Irom pla; i-r lo player Pfleger-Smith If one of my children goes from one house to makeup: alter each turn. Each draws uui the neceitary another to play, he must first come borne and Cut old flannel pajamas into small sections number of tiles lo replace the ones used in play. HOLMDEL-Lori Lee Smith and Robert change the photo or name. and use them to remove makeup and cleansing This also makes picking up much easier when Joseph Pfleger 2nd were married Oct. 6 in St. This sure helps me If I have to go someplace in cream. the game is over and there's I'-s* chance of liles Catharine's Roman Catholic Church during a a hurry because I no longer have to search the Not only is this easy — and soft on skin — but it getting lost. — Bttt\ Parr ceremony conducted by the Rev. Eugene Scheg. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, 61 Compton St., Belford. Mr. Official visit by president, and Mrs. Robert Joseph Pfleger, 8 Bruce Place here, are the parents of the bride- state VFW ladies auxiliary groom. Diane Pfleger was maid of honor and PORT MONMOUTH- Wars Post Home, Route 36 William Wiberg was best man., Alice Rose Myron, president and Veterans Lane here. Mrs. Pfleger was graduated from Sun- of the Ladies Auxiliary of During the district meet- coast High School, Riviera Beach, Fla., and New Jersey Veterans of For- ing that followed dinner, dis- is employed by Dom's Liquors and Dell here. eign Wars, made her official trict auxiliaries made their Mr. Pfleger is a graduate of Christian visit to Monmouth County contributions to Ms. Myron's Brothers Academy, Lincroft, and Is with yesterday, and was the guest special project for 1979-'80, Progressive Life Insurance Co., Red Bank. of honor at the Auxiliary Dis- Cancer Aid and Research. After a wedding cruise to the Caribbean, trict Six dinner in the Mid- Rose McCue is president MR. AND MRS. ROBERT PFLEGER 2ND Mr. and Mrs. Phleger reside in Middletown. dletown Veterans of Foreign of Auxiliary District Six. ASK DOCTOR BROTHERS Promiscuity may be filial reaction

cause, first of all, the was ao day, we understand that de- By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS thing 10 me'.' While I am deep- assurance and love they real- young and second, she came pression isn't limited to any Dear Dr. Brothers: I try ly concerned, I can't go back ly want from their parents. from what seemed to be a particular age group. lo be very liberal about my to her lather and I wouldn't. The closer the relationship very good home. The child Seriously depressed children's sex lives, however He was impossible and he between the parents and the wasn't on drugs, she hadn't youngsters almost always 1 don't understand my 19- wanted the divorce as much child, the less apt the child is lost a boyfriend — she was suffer from conditions of year-old daughter who is so as I. We tried to make it as to be promiscuous. The pro- HOLIDAY HARBINGER — Trimming trees for Thursday's Countrv Stcfr, a project too young to even think about emotional poverty. Some sexually promiscuous that easy as we could for our kids. miscuous teen-ager is usually of the James F. Ackerman Federation of Auxiliaries, Jersey Snore Meaical Center,- them. Later, it came out that have parents or siblings or even her, own friends worry. Maybe we failed, but that alienated from his or her Neptune, are, left to right, Loretta Klahre, Wall Township; Hortense Ramer and doesn't help now. — J.F. she was adopted when she close relatives who have When I ask her about it she family and is suffering from Kay Gallagher, Shark River Hills, and Rachel Garfall.Wall Township, members of was 4. Nobody knew that and killed themselves or at- nays, What are you worried Dear J.F.: Of course, feelings of loneliness and in- Shark River Hills Auxiliary. The annual event will be staged in the hospital's Fqrd no one now knows the exact tempted to do so. The parents about'.' I'm not going to get lovemaking is much more adequacy. Auditorium and be open to the public from 9 a.rh. to 4 p.m. Glencjoln Pizza and circumstances. What could of these children are usually pregnant!" She says most of than a matter of skill in per- It's quite possible that Florence Berta, Neptune, head the committee for the sale, which will feature cause a child to be depressed separated or divorced and her friends think one has to formance. Those who con- your daughter is reacting to handcrafts, homemade foods, decorations and attic treasures. Luncheon will oe enough to kill herself? I never there is almost always insuf- have a lot of experience to be sider sex just an athletic feat the divorce. It might help if served. knew children ever suffered ficient love given to the child. a good lover. In other words, are robbing themselves of the you could get her to express from what we adults call de- In this case, it's possible "practice makes perfect" is pleasure and true fulfillment her anger in words. En- pression. 1 think of childhood the child suffered most of the the idea that she's carried that can accompany intimacy courage her to talk out her and real love. as a happy time. — E.H. damage before she ever came into sen. To me, this leaves feelings with you and with into her adoptive home. Chil- Annual rummage sale out emotional involvement, Often, youngsters who be- her father. Dear E.H.: Childhood, un- dren can be born with a sus- RED BANK—Congrega- synagogue, 186 Maple Av<*. You'll but 1 can't tell her that. Could come sexually promiscuous Dear Dr. Brother: Not too fortunately, isn't a happy ceptibility to depression — tion Beth Shalom will have its Mrs. Harriet Beispiel, Mid- she be reacting to my divorce are trying to find in the arms long ago, a 12-year old girl in time for many young people. of their peers the re- our town committed suicide. It can be filled with uncer- "a high genetic load" in sci- annual rummage sale Sunday dletown. is chairman of the and Irving to prove some- from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the event. Everybody was shocked be- tainty, fear and trauma. To- entific parlance. Great Recipes holiday purchases... in < for all on your list The Daily great selection and Sunday 'Brass Three Weeks Register •China 'Glass Planning aroom, choosing colors, and Sign up now 'Sterling and you'll know how to accessorizing are all part of our three part with a friend! r •Coal Stoves style a room! Come to our decorating series. Formal, contemporary Da.iv - 'Furniture, and country themes are explored. Your Call: 0'ieReg ill country & period 3-part Ethan Allen personality, your family's interests and lifestyles Daily ^ Sunday. 'Clocks are evaluated to determine the kinds of rooms 671-6000 1.00 weekly AIMO vttlt our Country Store on pramliM. Decorating Seminar. 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Teachers Association expect to make it official today when This contrasts with the previous contract which provided the they sign a new two-year teacher contract ratified unanimous- school board as the fourth and final step in grievance pro- ly by the board lasj night. cedueres. The new pact, retroactive to July 18 calls for a IS percent Greene described the contract as "Very good for both salary hike over the life of the contract, with a 7.9 percent parties." salary increase the first year, and a 7.1 increase the second Explaining the starting salary, be said that until the new year. contract was negotiated, the starting salary was the lowest of The new salary guide provides a beginning salary of $9,500 any school district in the state. This, he said, "posed some annually, compared to $9,000 on the first step of the previous problems" in hiring. contract. It ranges to $23,850 on the 16th step for a teacher "We negotiated strongly for an increase in the entry level with a masters degree plus 30 credits. The expired contact to put us in a competitive position," Greene said. had a top salary of $22,950 on the comparable 16th step Donald E. Blesse, a member of the negotiating team, said •, W).»n contract talks broke down in September, Thomas that the low starting salary of the guide "held constant for a

stumbling block in talks. officials "couldn't do it forever. Philip E. N. "Sandy" Greene, board negotiations chair- Vie 1979-80 school budget has a $1,343,185 appropriation for man, said that medical insurance will be upgraded under the instruction, an increase of $50,388 over the 1978-79 spending new agreement. No modifications will take place this year, he plan. said, but will they will become effective July 1,1980. The contract signing will mark the end of a year of Richard C Jones, board secretary, said that Blue Shield negotiations on a new pact. Although the previous contract will be upgraded to a "better benefit series'' next year. expired June 30, teachers and secretaries who make up the 70- Dental insurance is not a part of the contract, Jones said, member REA continued to work without a pact. Talks broke and there were no additions of other fringe benefits. down in mid-September, and a Public Employees Relations Other modifications or changes to the previous contract Commission mediator was assigned to the dispute. include ;m annual tuition reimbursement at six tmmes the prevailing tuition rate at Rutgers University. In the pest, Racist acts bill's target teachers seeking advanced degrees were reimbursed per TRENTON (AP) - Legislation to stiffen penalties for credit to a maximum uf $240, Greene said. an li srinitir and racist actions was unveiled Monday. kv Larry P.m. Also increased were educational grants, up $100 each year The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Byron Baer, D- HALLOWEENIES — Emplovees of Red Bank loween goodies in costume. From left are Lena for the life of the agreement, making the first year's grant Bergen, would make those who burn crosses or place Lumber Co., Wall Street, combined tricks with Kluin, Michael English, Edward Soper, Robert De- $1,600, and the second year's $1,700. swastikas on property subject to a four-year prison term and a treats as they served coffee, cider and other Hal- Santls and Marvin Elliott. Stipends for auxiliary positions such as coordinators, team $7,500 fine. leaders and special secretaries were each increased $100 in Baer said the legislation would serve as a deterrent to the new agrreement. "perroristic threats." Rumson GOP denies charges on sewer tax

RUMSON - Charges by the Democratic never paid the money in the lirst place. candidates for mayor and Borough Council Tin1 Democrats also focused on a Maximum interest that sewer taxes are being charged to resi- statement by Teeter 10. years ago in a dents who do not have access to the boroughs borough newsletter that an over-all sewer sanitary sewer system have been denied by plan was develloped for the entire borough their Republican opponents "This has become a repetitiously broken The Democrats, Kay Haran, the mayoral promise anil a rip-off, causing you to pay for candidate, and council candidates John something you don't get," the Democrats and FREE GIFTS! O'Connor ami Kdward Harrington, have said charge. that $100, is charged annually to all residents TeeTeT s.ml Drat limited septic tank pump- lor access to the sewer system ing1 service was provided for the homes that Their (iOI1 opponents, incumbents Mayor still have septu- tanks until borough of- Earn the Highest Savings Rate John O. Teeter, and I)r Charles F. Paterno • licicials learned that some owners of and Charles S CalmWfl, have replied that no opertles in the unsewered areas had prob- one is charged a service charge unless they lems. Many of the problems, he said, are Allowed By Law havenrcess ciiisi'il by siili-^nil eonditions that cannot be improved He said also that officials were not There are '215 homes which currently do totally aware of these conditions in 1970. With Our 26-week not have access to the system. The Democrats have urged that persons In alleviate the problems, he said, addi- who feel they have been assessed wrongfully, tional septic lank pumping service has been "Money Market" Certificates. should telephone officials at Borough Hall to provided to residents with chromic problems straighten out the matter with septic systems. (Legal minimum deposit $10,000) .1. (Jary Sammon. borough administrator, In addition, borough auditors have been said approximately half a dozen personshave directed to submit a cost analysis to council Or Deposit Only $5000 In Any Other called fora refund lo determine the impact an extension of the No refunds have been made, he said system to cover the entire borough would Of Our High-Yield Certificates Although the Democrats have promised to have on taxes, ami engineers are preparing return funds, and 'not accept illegal money detailed plans and a design for the system's And Take Your Choice Of One Of These for service not given, ' the GOP candidates expansion have countered that the money was never Should the system be expanded to cover Fabulous FREE GIFTS collected, and that a total of $129,000 would all homes. Teeter said a $100 annual charge have to be given outright to persons w'hci would be made, but nut before such time. Now "the Met" offers you a variety of Savings Certificates — all at maximum rates — PLUS a choice of a FREE GIFT from our Middletown selection of quality items. Your free gift choice will be delivered, without charge, directly to the address you specify. Offer is limited fire doused THERMA TITE to one free gift per account. Money must stay on deposit for the MIDDLETOWN - Two term of the certificate. fire companies took six minutes yesterday io control a fire at a Monmouth i Ion' INSULATION Boltdated (Vater Co building which was started by sparks METROPOLITAN from equipment used bj YOUR CHOICE FREE: welderi ;ii the site A. 18" Gold-filled rope According to B JacoDlluwn Ro»d 6 Soulh O'an^t A.tnut destroyed In tin* lire, dam- Goldtone Digital Watch aged by the lire, s.nil the spokesman « $ $ D. General Electric Food Processor \u one was injured and E. 10-piece Corning Ware Set the building was not damaged CALL by thr fire, the spokesman F. Casio Melody Card laid Clock/Calculator Rivet Plasa Fire Co and 531-0008 [DAYS) 222-9449 the l.incroft Pipe, Co re ' G. Norelco Tripleheader Rotary sponded to the fire. FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Razor H. Norelco Ladybug Deluxe Razor r I. General Electric FM/AM 1 * SEE THIS PHONE Electronic Digital Clock Radio WHERE YOU SEE THIS SIGN.

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SHBIWSIURT PLAZA 1130 Broad St. (Route 35) 10-6 weekdays Council to pressure DEP on dust woes A berdeen wants crackdown on Midland

By MARIE COCCO surveillance of the plant, so that its emissions can be con- times her property has been coated with the gritty white dust the case prior to Sullivan, had inspected the plant early this ABERDEEN — The Township Council plans to pressure firmed by a DEP inspector she believes comes from Midland Stoney, a vocal critic of year and determined that Midland complied fully with the the state Department of Environmental Protection to step up Schwartz said his letter would also ask that the DEP take Midland, has kept a log of the dates and times at which the order iti surveillance of the Midland Glass Company plant and to action against Midland on the basis of complaints by more emissions occur. Sullivan said the last thorough inspection of the Midland take whatever measures are necessary to stop the emissions than one resident, instead of acting only when the emissions Byron Sullivan, a field inspector from the DEP, told the plant was done by DiPierro last winter He said the DEP now of white dust that residents say are coming from the factory. are confirmed by a DEP inspector or local health officer. And council last night that inspections of the Midland plant since has no "expert" on Midland, because each of the inspectors '"to* tmmihin will continue to bombard the DEP with the attorney said he may also ask that samples pf the white June 15 nave found the company to be in compliance with has too many cases to handle requests that something be done about the Midland problem," dust be taken, to determine for certain whether they contain state air pollution standards But Sullivan said those stan- "Maybe a Midland expert is exactly what we need." Mayor Edward E. Kaufman said after meeting for well over toxic substances dards apply to emissions from the plant's smokestacks He Sullivan said. "But right now we don't have anybody " an hour with a DEP representative last night. "I'm sure (the DEP) would move a little quicker if the said that any time an emission settles on a neighbor's Sullivan said 24-hour surveillance of the plant, over a 10 Township Attorney Richard Schwartz said he plans to substances being emitted were found to be toxic," Schwartz property, however, it is considered a "nuisance" which the day period, led to last year's consent order on the Midland draft a letter to DEP Commissioner Jerry F. English and the said. DEP has the authority to take action against. emissions. chief enforcement officer of the division of air pollution Schwartz will not draft the letter until he receives a letter But Sullivan said the DEP has not been able to verify any "I'm not sure we have the manpower to do that kind of control, asking the department to consider renewing 24-hour from Carmena Stoney, 53 Locust St., detailing the dates and of the residents' complaints that the white dust is being surveillance now," Sullivan said "But if (the council) writes emitted from the plant a letter to my boss, perhaps something can be done.'' he said " * * -Sullivan als/i sa^ *>a^io_p«EP a^^t h WAV acwimry culue vrortrxiie piatrx nwicniv ofmctgnmyi,«,ig - ••MI tm&il' l

It was a relatively quiet week for The Daily Register's Top 10 football teams. All of the first five teams moved a notch closer tu eligibility in the NJ. State Interscholastic Athletic Association's playoffs. Manasquan, in fact, became eligible by winning its sixth game of the season, a gawdy offensive parfoi mance over Howell. The changes came in the bottom half of the ladder where Wall Township moved back into sixth place after defeating Lakewood. The Knights still have a shot at quali- fication in the Central Jersey Group HI draw by winning their fourth game The Knights, who also have a early-season tie with Neptune, have nine points and need to win their next two George Steinbrenner Billy Martin Reggie Jackson games to attain eligibility Neptune, surprise loser to Mlddletown North, dropped to ninth place, while Keansburg, eighth a week ago, moved up to seventh place. Keansburg needs one more point for eligibility. That point should go into the hopper after Saturday's game Billy, Reg, George: .against meek AUentown. St. John Vianney, the only area team this year in the running fur a South Jersey Parochial "A" spot, climbed to eighth, hut has the dubious honor of facing tough Point Pleasant Boro this weekend. The Lancers are a victory away The end of an error from earning eligibility. Meanwhile, Raritan brings its hard-earned 3-3 record into It's the end of an error. No, not an era, The Top 10 for the first time. Raritan and Neptune are the an error. Whether you believe it or not, or only two Top 10 teams that can not gain admittance to the whether you agree with it or not it is better playoffs, to lose one man than to watch a whole team, it•. Iranchise and its fans, suffer. Matawan Regional licked its wounds and came up with a Hilly Martin, whose victorious resurrec- victory over scrappy, but winless Toms River South. The tion a year ago brought a house down in The Huskies still need two wins to get into playoff consideration. Bronx, finds himself cut off from his They face Woodbridge (2-3-1) on Saturday. "MllUr ll.ll pkoUl teat love, the New York Yankees. He The next three teams, numbers three, Long Branch; four, CLASSY Q.B.'J— Holmdel High School quarterback Del Johnson, photo left, (11) ihould have been brought back. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, and five, Holmdel, have sup- hands off to veteran running back Chris Cella, and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional plied the shocks this year. Long Branch and Rumson are quarterback Brett Miller gets protection from Brian Incremona during games The mixture of feisty Billy, egocentric fighting it out for the Shore Conference "B" Division North played this season. The two signal callers have helped lead their teams to respected Reggie and hard-nosed George was not title, and Holmdel is battling with Keansburg for the "C" positions on The Daily Register Top lOpoll. created in heaven It never should have championship. Ironically, when they, met earlier this year, been made in the first place, but making the How many resurrections can one man both j»;imns resulted in ties. have? same mistake twice is incredible Keunsburg won a big game last week, defeating Keyport, Martin'l firing Sunday night signals the Steinbrenner still likes Martin. In fact, 28-0. That loss dropped Keyport from The Top 10. end nl a period in Yankee history that can he worries about him all the time. To know Steinbrenner signs only be labeled tumultuous — an era con- Martin is to worry about him. It is Stein- jisting of that strange triangle between brenner's contention that Martin will some THE DAILY REGISTER those threemen. , day get himself hurt or even killed if he TOP 10 continues to live out his fantasy as a bar- As far as Martin is concerned, his peak room gunslinger. He also believes that he 1. Manasquan (64) 6. Wall Twp. (4-1-1) Dent and Spencer has been reached He always wanted that has more important things to do with his job more than anything else, the job for- time than to give Billy all of his attention. 2. Matawan Reg. (4-1-1) 7. Keansburg (5-0-1) merly owned by his father figure, Casey 3. Long Branch (5-0-1) 8. St. John Vianney (5-1) ' NEW YORK (AP) - It Bucky Dent have decided to heroics in the 1978 World Steinbrenner is, after all, a businessman. stay with the New York Yan- Stengel That business mind of his must be asking, 4. Rumsoii-F.H. Reg. (4-1-1) 9. Neptune (3-2-1) isn't exactly shackles and Series. 10. Raritan (3-3). slavery, but Jim Spencer and kees, snubbing the freedom of But Dent, distracted, by It is most unlikely that Martin will latch "If the man can't handle himself, how can 5. Holmdel (5-0-1) 1 1 free agency and the possible the stalled contract talks and on with another club. He has been the he handle a lean. . bidding war for their ser- marital difficulties, slumped manager Of three teams, Minnesota, De- Reggie Jackson Will the straw be stir- vices. miserably this season, bat- troit and Texas He has left a trail of broken ring somewhere else? He has got to be re- Dent signed a five-year ting .230. In the last month of j:nvs in just about every port. evaluating his place under the sun. This year contract and Spencer a the season, the Yankees ex- -No. Martin bleeds Yankee pinstripe. The emotional man couldn't find a place in four-year agreement as they perimented with rookie 1 rouble with him is that he wants to see Martin's heart. But with two years remain- opted for pinstripes over the. Damaso Garcia, whose shaky if everbody else does, too. Could he be ing on his five-year, multi-million dollar open marketplace, which fielding apparently made satisfied anywhere else, now? contract, he has got to be thinking about life could have driven up their Dent more valuable. as a Yankee without the Martin stigma. value. No financial terms Dent said he wanted a But we must ask, who would want his were disclosed. kind of trouble'.' What baseball owner would Remember, even when Bob Lemon was three-year, no-trade con- "The temptation of free bo willing to risk what the Yankees had to managing the team, Jackson lived under tract. Steinbrenner agreed on agency was there," said the endure for three years? the assumption that Martin would return. five years, but with only the The threat of his memesis ever over- 32-year-old Spencer yester- first two seasons containing a Martin came to the Yankees as a hero. shadowing his ego again has evaporated. day at a Yankee Stadium guarantee he won't be traded. He brought salvation in three pennants and Jackson, like Martin, wants to be a Yankee. news conference announcing "I wanted to be sure I two World Series championships, but he He has come to love the city, but because he the signing of both players. would be here to play," Dent became a skeleton in Steinbrenner's closet. didn't get along with New York's beloved "If we couldn't work out the said. "I wanted security for terms, then I would have my family. Mr. Steinbrenner Hilly had a sharp baseball mind. He was manager he was never really accepted. gone into the draft. It's pos- showed me a lot. He gave me it i h>' top of his field in what he did, but his This was a thunderous blow, not only to his sible to get more In the draft, five years1., I admire the guy antics could not be swallowed by Steinbren- surface ego, but also to all of his but maybe not." cause he wfcnts to win ' ner. just as they wouldn't be accepted by monsterous insecurities. "If you have your heart anyone else anymore. No one wants that Dent appeared at the news Reggie is a man who thrives on accep- and mind set on staying with kind of publicity It will take another mira- conference with his wife, tance. If he stays, maybe now he can attain your team and if things work cle to get Billy The Kid back into baseball. it in Yankee Stadium. Stormie He said he told out, you shouldn't go free Steinbrenner that his marital agency," Dent, 28, said. difficulties were over. "But 1 didn't think the Yan- During the season, kees wanted me." Spencer also felt he was not Owner George Steinbren- wanted. He was a backup to Unbeaten RBC, Brick ner, however, recently Chris Chambliss at first base courted Dent and Spencer, and the designated hitter convinced them the Yankees against right-handed were very interested, and the pitching. But the Yankees' tie in gym showdown two infielders decided not to preponderance of left-handed test the free agent waters. hitting made right-handed RED BANK — Red Bank Catholic High the victor in the beam and vaulting for the Steinbrenner, a tough ne- pitching opposition rare. School's girls gymnastics team battled to a Green Dragons. gotiator, didn't always seem "I'll be playing more," 101.8-101.8 tie with Brick in a season-ending so interested. He told Dent's said Spencer, who slammed meeting of area powers. Both clubs wind up KM n* Cattallc HI.I. arleh HI.I BACK IN FOLD —New York Yankees' first baseman Jim Spencer left, and agent, Nick Buoniconti, at 23 homers. Including four in VAULTING— 1. Happy Capiano IBI 9,4; I. Kathv Crolty the season with records of 9-0-1 The Caseys IR) 9 I. 3, Chris Harrlitv IRI 9 I shortstop Bucky Dent grin as they sign multi-year contracts with the team at spring training that they the last week, in only 295 at- have compiled a 62-1-1 in their six years of BEAM — ,1. Capiano IB) IS, 7. Julie Kan* (RJ 82; 3 Yankee Stadium yesterday. Yanke owner George Steinbrenner personally nego- would negotiate after the 1979 Crollv IF)>« IS bats "If I'm hurting the varsity competition. BARS — I Crollv IR) 9.3; I. Capiano IB) 9 1. 3 Robin tiated with the two free agents over the weekend convincing them they were wanted. season. The Yankees were in ballclub by striking out or TortornlK) 161 /.»! Kathy Crotty was a winner in the bars and FLOOR — I, Crollv IRI 9.2; 3. Capiano (819 1.3.. Steinbrenner didn't feel the same way about Billy Martin whom he fired on Sunday no hurry to talk terms with popping up, then I don't ex- floor exercise for RBC. Happy Capiano was IRI I 61 night. the shortstop following his pect to plav. SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1979 The Daily Register 13 Giants have CBers filling the airwaves For years people have been saying that the New York Conference with records over 500, and seven of those have at only thinking win, but also thinking playoffs Giants have been polluting the air. Yesterday, the air was least six wins. Just snows where the power in the NFL really "At the start of the season, I thought we had a chance of filled with CB chatter among Giant fans who couldn't believe is. making the playoffs if everything went well at the start," the ths team had beaten the or had won four in Giant-watchers figured the team could win six to seven coach added. "They didn't go that way. but 1 still have to say a row. games this season. The estimate was based on the team's easy we have a chance. Realistically, I would have to say we don't For a change the voices bobbing along the ether were schedule. After nine games, they are probably one win ahead have playoff potential, but I'm still naive enough to think we enthusiastic. They didn't have to be anonymous while talking JONM of the pace. The unexpected victory ii the one over Los have a chance." about the team that New Jersey has adopted. The ugly Angeles, which deserved to lose. In fact, the Giants have yet The importance of Sunday's game with Dallas was alread) duckling has indeed grown into a beautiful swan. FALK to beat a team which did not deserve to lose. obvious to the players Doug Van Horn is the team's senior But is it for real? Will the swan revert to form? Are the To reach preseason estimates, the Giants will have to find citizen, and one of two players I John Mendenhall is the other, Giants that good or have the teams they have defeated been two or three wins from among Dallas (twice), Atlanta, wbo can remember 1972, the team's last winning season inept? Tampa Bay, Washington, St. Louis and Baltimore. They are "Going for .500 against Dallas at home!"-he whistled The , who will surely be in an ugly mood capable of winning at least five of those games. "That's probably the biggest game we've had around here coming off the defeat at Pittsburgh, will help provide the Ray Perkins, the rookio coach of the Giants, does not use a since, well, I don't know. Maybe 1972. The playoffs? Heck, I don't know why everybody avoids saying that That's why we answers when the Giants return home Sunday. Suddenly, and the Giants'. Count them: Dallas (7-2),, Tampa Bay (7-2), lot of superlatives, and his reputation is that of an offensive ; unexpectedly, the Cunts MtJpied-*-J" 'Mr *•'iMtttc~~ r"-i|= specialist., Vesterd^r ' "•waka^ ••- -- _•!•»'•""' -"• Tm —-»ii ti* -* «fl[ place. I don/A Q»% ^»i»c^ .far. 'rwfe IWt"...... fiNwer the Cowboy! «^ia put OifGlants at- The Giants are tteo ai vs with (Si'cago, Minnesota and tos Angeles, he let it ha'ug OUT a bit for his (teftnse. He knew that letcneo mea." -• " * •— " .900 for the season and keep them alive in the race for the Angeles. the fourth quarter goal line stand the defense ha9 made The Giants have not been in the playoffs since 1963. playoffs. Five of those teams, three of which will be divisional against the Rams had been the turning point in the game. Craggy-faced, bald Y. A. Tittle was the quarterback then The The Giants have seven games remaining. Two of them are champs, will'go to the playoffs. Two of the wild card conten- "You don't see many goal line stands from the Vk-yard new quarterback who has led them to four straight wins is against Dallas. They also have NFC East games remaining ders, Philadelphia and Washington, are in the same division, line," he said. "That's not good defense; that's great defense, young Phil Simms, who looks like Prince Charming with Washington and St. Louis. the NFC East, as the Giants. That is why the four divisional and I don't use words like that very often." Nobody ever called Y, A. Tittle Prince Charming The only Each of those games is vital because there are only five games remaining are so important to the Giants. He sure doesn't. Just seven weeks ago he raked his players resemblance between Simms and Tittle is that ability to win teams in the National Conference with a record better than By the way, there are eight teams in the American for not wanting tu win'enough. Now, he has those players not That, in the long run, is all Giant fans should care about Seahawks survive scare, £ defeat Falcons, 31-28 ATLANTA (AP) - Jim Zorn accounted for two touch- Seattle, 4-5, added a touchdown in the final two minutes on downs and set up a third with a 20-yard pass to a 26-yard run by Doornink. Herrera also had a 24-yard field Efren Herrera, and the Seattle Seahawks held on for a 31-28 goal in the third quarter. victory over the Atlanta's added scores on a 35-yard run by Lynn Cain, a 30 last night. yard fumble return by Rick Byas and a 20-yard pass from The Seahawks, appearing on a regular-season national Bartkowski to Ryckman with 51 seconds left Despite the telecast for the first time, stunned the Falcons with fourth- Falcons' last-minute heroics, the Falcons dropped their third down gambles four times during the game, converting three straight game and fell to 3-6 of those and narrowly missing the other. Following Atlanta's final touchdown. Tom Pndemore Zorn scored Seattle's first touchdown on a 34-yard run on a recovered an onside kick at the Falcons 45, and Rartkowski fourth-down play and fired a 4-yard pass to Sherman Smith for immediately rifled a 42-yard pass to Wallace Francis at the another score in the second quarter, when the Seahawks Seattle 13 with 45 secconds left. battled from a 14-point deficit to gain a tie. Seattle 0 21 3 7—31 Atlanta 7 7 0 14—21 Seattle then recovered an onside kick at the Falcons 42 and All—Cain 35 run • 1 S3 opportunity to regain momentum, but Tim Mazzetti failed on Passing vards 206 162 Return yards 8 tu a 25-yard field goal attempt that would have narrowed the Pastes W-lfc-0 16-26 J Punts 1 36 5-3) lead to seven points. Fumbles lost 4 4 00 That gamble came on a fourth-and-12 at the Seattle 32 Penalties yards J-25 when punter Herman Weaver pased for 9 yards to Jesse INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING — Seattle. Doornink 21 122, Smilh 17 48. Zorn I 41 Atlanta. Cam Green. » 13-99, Andrews tt-». PASSING —Seattle, Zorn 13 25-0-197 Atlanta, Bartkowski. 16 26-MBt Although the Falcons failed at that point, a fumble re- RECEIVING —Seattle, Laroent6 127. Peels MS Atlanta. Cam i)6 Andrews covery three plays after Mazzetti's field goal attempt at the 3-19, Francis I-S9. TAKING A DIVE - - Atlanta Falcon fullback William Webtser (38) came up to make the play for the Seattle Seattle 31 set up a 17-yard touchdown from Steve Bartkowski forward for a short gain. Cornell Seahawks. to Billy Ryckman that chopped the lead to 24-21. Andrews (31) dives NFL Standings American Cont National Conference East w i Pet. PF i Dallas Miami .617 173 I Philadelphia New England .66? 231 t Washington 6*7 171 Unbeaten Houston moves up in poll 444 14fi Buffalo 444 194 I NY Giants N.V. Jets 444 194 ' SI Louis 222 M3 ' Baltimore 333 133 l By the Allocated Pren edged the Buckeyes for fourth place 1,058 points to 1,052. Ohio absence. Navy, previously unbeaten, dropped out by losing to 0 14 Alabama, Nebraska and Southern California held onto the State, which was tied with Arkansas for fourth place a week Pitt 24-7. Pittsburgh -778 226 1 It Cleveland 667 211 205 Minnesota I > , top three spots in The Associated Press ago, trounced Michigan State 42-0. Houston 667 203 J D » ratings yesterday while unbeaten Houston moved up to fourth Florida State climbed from eighth to sixth with 900 points Top 20 Cincinnati .222 183 1 III place and Arkansas slipped from fourth to ninth. for a 24-19 victory at Louisiana State. Oklahoma retained Denver 667 137 Sit 2ii The Top Twenty team* in The Associated Press college football poll, with first- San Diego 667 224 Los Angeles 444 153 Alabama, No. 1 for the third week in a row, received 46 seventh place and 877 points by whipping Iowa State 38-9. place votes In parentheses, records and total points Points bawd on Oakland 556 20S Atlanta 333 188 first-place votes and 1,235 of a possible 1,260 points from a Texas rose from ninth to eighth with 811 points by trim- 20 19 18 17-16 15 14 13 12 1t 10 V 8-7 6 S A 3 J-t: Kansas City 444 143 San Franc i>« Seattle 444 703 7 I.Alabama (46) 7-O-0 1,235 Yesterdav'i Game nationwide panel of 63 sports writers and broadcasters. The ming Southern Methodist. Then came Arkansas with 775 2.Nebraska (7) 7-O-0 1,176 Seattle 31, Atlanta 26 Crimson Tide defeated Virginia Tech 31-7. points. Michigan rounded out the Top Ten with 662 points after 3 So California (4) 7-0-1 1.0*3 Thursday'! Gam* Sunday, No. 4 4.Houston (1) 7-0-0 1,058 Oakland's, San Dlegu22 Cleveland at Philadelphia, 1 p.m Nebraska, a 38-10 winner over Colorado, received seven shading Indiana 27-21. 5.Ohio Slate (5) 1-0-0 1,052 Dallas at New York Giants i P m 6.Florida Slat* 7*0 900 New England at BuMaio.' o "V, 6-1-0 877 Sunday's Came first-place votes and 1,176 points while four first-place ballots Brigham Young and Pittsburgh are 11th and 12th for the 7 Oklahoma Pittsburgh 14, Dallas 3 Tampa Bav at Atlanta 1pm 8. Texas 5-1-0 Washington at Pittsburgh, l P m and 1,083 points went to Southern Cal, which beat California second week in a row. The rest of the Second Ten consists of 6-1-0 an New Orleans 14, Washington to 9. Arkansas 775 Houston 27, 24, OT Cincinnati at BaH>mor« Jpm 10.Michigan 7-1-0 24-14. Notre Dame, Wake Forest, Purdue, Washington, Tennessee, 6*2 Buffalo 20. Detroit 17 Minnesota ai 51 Louis ?pm 7-0-0 San Diego at Kansas On. 2 p m 11 Brigham Young 653 Cleveland 38, St Louis 20 6-1-0 Detroit at Chicago. 4pm Last week's point total was 1,341 for Alabama, 1,266 for North Carolina, Penn State and Auburn. 12.Pittsburgh S2-0 S46 Baltimore 31, New England 26 13.Notre Dame 472 Los Angeles at Seattle 4pm Nebraska and 1,198 for USC The first-place count, with 68 Last week, the Second Ten was BYU^Pitt, Auburn, Notre 7-1-0 . Tampa Bay 12, Minnesota 10 New Orleans at Denver. 4pm U.Wake Forest 458 620 Chicago 28. San Francisco 27 New York Jets at Green Bay. 4 p n IS.Purdue 6-3-0 Ml panelists participating, was 52-6-9, with one vote going to Ohio Dame, North Carolina, Purdue, rJkvy^ake Forest, Tennes- 16,Washington Miami 27, Green Bav 7 San Francisco at Oakland 4pm 4-2-0 259 Denver 20, Kansas Citv'3 State. see and Washington. ^"^ 17 Tennessee 5-1-1 18.North Carolina 177- New York Giants 20. Los Angeles 14 Monday, Nov. S 5-2-0 140 Cincinnati 37. Philadelphia 13 Houston at Miami. 9 P m ' ,, This time, Houston received one first-place vote to five for Penn State downed West Virginia 31-6 for its fourth victory 19 Penn State 5-2-0 in a row and returned to the Top Twenty after a four-week 20.Auburn 126 Ohio State but the Cougars, who turned back Arkansas 13-10, n Players concur: Super Bowl still up for grabs PITTSBURGH (AP) - Ask a pro football fan which two them flying into Pasadena next January while un- that's the case, you can't say the Super Bowl will be like this got to have talent to get into the playoffs, but after that teams played in the last Super Bowl and which two will be in ceremoniously bouncing last year's Super Bowl participants game. There's none of the pressure, none of the distractions. People forget that while some teams are winning, others the next one and the odds are you'll get the same answer. into oblivion for another season. This game didn't prove anything, except that this time we are growing, maturing," says one of Williams' teammates In more than one corner of the country, Sunday's game And the Cowboys and Steelers know it all too well. played a little better than they did " linebacker David Lewis. "It's almost always just a matter ol here between the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburgh Steelers "Usually a team that plans on being in the Super Bowl is Only one other team has a record as good as the 7-2 owned time, like with us." was hailed not so much as a rematch of Super Bowl XIII as a certain not to be there," Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach by Dallas and Pittsburgh. That's Tampa Bay. And the Bucs Eight teams are within one game of matching the 7-2 ol preview of Super Bowl XIV. said after the 14-3 loss to the Steelers. "If you plan to be aren't about to concede anything to the Cowboys and Steelers. the Steelers, Cowboys and Bucs. It's as though 26 teams were being kissed off seven games there, you're sure to be knocked out of the running." "A couple of weeks ago the world champions got beat — "There's seven more games and a couple of playoffs thai His counterpart on Pittsburgh, Terry Bradshaw, also beat bad," Tampa Bay quarterback said, are going to decide whose in the Super Bowl.' says Jin from the start of the playoffs. Theismann, quarterback of the 6-3 Washington Redskins "Oh, yeah?" a bunch of them snort. "Sez who?" downplayed the significance of the meeting. "Just another reflecting on the 34-10 pounding Pittsburgh took in Cincinnati. game," he said. "One of 16. Sure, it's nice to hear people say "You can have a bad game anytime, now orin the playoffs. If "And if you look at the way things have been going for a lot ol Detroit? San Francisco? You can make a case for ignoring teams so far, well, it's a long season yet." them and a few other clubs who are just about resigned to it's a preview, 'cause if it is it means we'll be in Pasadena. it happens then, goodbye. playing out the schedule. But Tampa Bay? Houston? Washing- But we don't think that way. We can't afford to." "You don't win this game just on talent. You win on Philadelphia is tied with the Redskins in the National ton? Cleveland? New England? Philadelphia? San Diego? And "Maybe we'll be in it again and maybe Dallas will, too," breaks, too. Cleveland has a lot of talent but maybe not quite Conference East, one game back of the Cowboys. "Anything added Lynn Swann, the Steelers' lithe receiver. "But even if as much as Dallas. But they beat up on the Cowboys. You've can happen," says Eagles linebacker Bill Bergey "So many others? One little bounce of the ball can send one or two of times you hear the old cliche. On any given Sunday ...,' bm it's true. Hey, we beat the Steelers (17-141 a few weeks ago "Listen, if you want to talk about who's the odds-on favorites for the Super Bowl, maybe you've got to go with CBA, Seraphs Tennis contest set Pittsburgh and Dallas. They've been there before, been there more than anybody else. But you can't just ignore everyone All tennis players have PDP racquets, t-shirts and Individual contests for else." asked themselves the ques- sports products by Adidas men, women and juniors will Says offensive tackle Leon Gray of Houston, one game meet favorites tion, "How fast do I hit the and Red Lion. be conducted at clubs back of Pittsburgh in the American Conference Central race ball?" New Jerseyans now The le cog sportif sport thoughout the state, including "1 think saying they're going to be in it is a loaded statement HOLMDEL - Unbeaten Mater Dei will receive have a chance to find out. line will be introduced. Penn the Wail Circle Racquet Club, If everybody thinks they're the only two teams in the league, Christian Brothers Academy stiffer competition in the PDP Sports Company and Tennis ball is the official ball Farmingdale, on Nov. 3 from why don't they just schedule 'em every other Monday nighf?" and Mater Dei are the team girls varsity race from New Jersey Tennis are spon- of the contest. 3 to 5 p.m. "There's a lot of teams with a shot at it Nobody's packing favorites in the boys and girls Raritan, but should have suf- soring fast serve contests their bags. OK, Dallas and Pittsburgh are certainly the teams varsity division, respective- ficient depth to prevail. throughout the state, during you look for in the playoffs, but a lot of others will be there, ly, of the annual Monmouth Long Branch's Kevin Lun- November. The contests will Luvinheriseasy wins too. One little mistake and maybe one of them will be out of it County Invitational Cross dy, the recenly "crowned be conducted in indoor tennis after one game." Country Championships to- Shore Conference champion, clubs from Bergen County to EAST RUTHERFORD - Luvinheriseasy stretched her day. will be favored to win the the Shore area and are open victory string to eight last night, edging Mark 'Em Lousy by a CBA is a solid favorite to individual title, with to the public. head in the Ramsey allowance for three-year-olds and up at the Meadowlands. run away with the boys title Rumson's Bill Denver, PDP has been conducting due to the Colts' outstanding Manalapan Greg Rohrer, these serving contests The daughter of Forzor and Miss Kinetic returned $4 and Meyers still talking depth. The Colts have won the Neptune's Andre Johnson, throughout the country for $2.40 for both place and show after negotiating the six furlongs team title the past four years. teammate Greg Otey. and entire families who have over a fast track in 1:11 and four-fifths. CHATHAM (AP) - Ann Meyers, the four-time UCLA AH- The battle for second CBA's Steve Apostolacus, Kevin Uindy come out together. American, will fly to New York today and discuss further place should be close among Kevin Brandon and Ed Hill- Each participant will re- negotiations with New Jersey Gems president Robert J. Mllo Shore Conference "B" North mann. Cook among the top conten- ceive a certificate validating Hawks women triumph about signing a contract. champion Long Branch, The individual race in the ders. > the speed of his serve. The WEST LONG BRANCH - Monmouth College won five of "We have talked with her agent James M. Griffin for the Manalapan, Holmdel, girls division should be tight The meet will include serve is clocked by a radar the six singles and coasted to an easy 5MI-2MI women's tennis past five days and hope that all of the key issues regarding the KumsonFair Haven Re- with Matawan's Allyson Hen- freshmen and junior, varsity gun. victory over Glassboro yesterday. contract can be resolved within the next 24 hours," Milo said. gional, Red Bank Catholic dricks, MaterDei's Sue Min- races and will get underway There will be prizes for Monmouth's Patrice Murray downed Fran Siedlecki, 6-3, The meeting will take place at the William Morris Agency in and Neptune. ogue and Howell's Sandra at 2:30. the fastest serve that include 6-4, in the first singles as Monmouth evened its record at 6-6. New York. 14 TheDbifyRegster SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30.1979 Shore ready Willie forced to walk NEW YORK (AP)-With bled by the turmoil his de-can always return to baseball had two years remaining is integrity." the com- a tear in his eye and an ache cision had caused and by the if I give up this job." "Baseball has been my missioner said "The com- in his heart, Willie Mays has impression that Kuhn had Mays will do community life," Mays said "I worship missioner's main job is to for Bulldogs , walked away from baseball. barred him from baseball. He work, visit hospitals and the game." protect that integrity." Forced to choose between said he felt he had been work with youngsters in his He said he did not plan to Kuhn defended the in- the game he loves and a lu- lumped in the same class as promotion position with Bal- test Kuhn's edict in the volvement of some baseball crative contract to work for Shoeless Joe Jackson, the ly. He will be paid 1100,000 a courts —" figures, particularly owners; in field hockey an Atlantic City hotel and outfielder year for the first three years, "I am not going to fight in horse racing. gambling "casino. Mays an- who was banned from and his salary will escalate baseball," he said. "If I "When I came into office baseball as a result of the RUMSON - Rumson-Fair were outshot. 20-6. Neptune nounced he would terminate over the next seven years to a challenge the commissioner, in 1969, there was an accep- 1919 Black Sox scandal. Haven Regional set up a goalie Pam Edwards had five his active relationship with top of $150,000 in 1989. He was I challenge baseball. I am not tability of baseball's involve- match with unbeaten Shore saves. the sport. "The commissioner told making (50,000 a year from going to do that." ment in racing," he said. yesterday by defeating Pt. Pleasant Boro 2, Commissioner Bowie me that the only restriction the Mets under terms of an Kuhn said his primary "Commission Landis had not Voorhees, 3-1, in NJSIAA Manchester 1 Kuhn had warned Mays that was that I couldn't wear a agreement he signed with concern in the Mays affair tolerated it. It gradually was 1 uniform and represent any Mrs. Joan Payson, the late" was protecting the integrity accepted by succeeding com- Central Jersey Group II field POINT PLEASANT - the Hall of Famer could not ' 1 hockey. Goals by Jeannie Brown and maintain his position as a team," Mays said. "I can owner of the club, after New of baseball. missioners. When I became still play in oldtimers games York acquired him from San commissioner, it was a fait The Bulldogs 18-3-2) will Jayne Chapel gave Point parttime coach and goodwill "The greatest single and do other special events. I Francisco in 1972. That deal accompli." meet Shore in the next round Boro the victory. ambassador for the New thing we've got in this game York Mets if he accepted the ..^Jt, Shore at a date to be Both teams had 17 shots, •, ._„- l«,P»r- • ,* - - 1 • SSPS * • ill had 16 saves. Company, operators of the Mary Mullin. Amy Patey Park Place Hotel in Atlantic City Scribes ndrea arid Stephanie Hoss scored [he goals for Humson which Mays met with Kuhn for For two years Wall Town- John and Leon Mills of Long Zupa, fully recovered • mi -hni the losers, 11-4. Peluso propels one hour yesterday morning ship High School fullback Branch. from a shoulder injury suf- Rumson goalie Laura before heading for the news Tony D'Andrea has been Lubischer, a split end on fered in St. John's lone set- Marron had an easy day in conference that made his playing excellent ball, but his offense, caught a pair of back to Holmdel a week ago, the nets with only one save. move official. team went through losing touchdown passes and added scored three touchdowns and Toms River North 2, Mid- Shore hooters "The commissioner didn't try to change my seasons. a third score on a 51-yard gained 160 yards rushing in . dletown South 1 WEST LONG BRANCH - Jackie Peluso scored his 15th mind," Mays said as tears punt return to help Shore the Lancers' 394 romp over .mil 16th goals of the season to lead Shore Regional to a 3-0 This year, with Wall en- welled in his eyes. "We just break open a close game and Freehold. Wilbert and Linda Lane NJSIAA Central Jersey Group II soccer triumph over Red joying a 4-1-1 turnabout, talked the matter over. When rout Mater Dei, 35-0. scored the goals at unbeaten Bank yesterday. D'Andrea has been enjoying Campo gave Manalapan I saw that his decision was Bridges, one of the area's Toms River North (7-0-4) Scott Shadow had the third goal for the Blue Devils (11-4-1) his best season and was at his its 7-6 victory over Monmouth going to stand, I said, "Thank top quarterbacks, threw edged out Middletown North who will meet the Middlesex County Vo-Tech-Voorhees win- best Saturday when he scored Regional by catching a short 19-5-21. you,' and got up and walked four touchdowns and gained three touchdown passes, screen pass and racing 64 ner at a date and site to be annouced announced. completed nine of 13 for 238 Claudia Fulshaw scored out. 105 yards in 21 carries to pace yards with the tying touch- Both teams had 15 shots on goal with Shore goalie Bob yards and scored once the Middletown goal eight "Don't blame the com-Wall to a 28-20 triumph over down with only 22 seconds Bendock having 10 saves and Red Banks Brooks Martin himself as unbeaten Manas- minutes into the second half missioner," he said. "The Lakewood. This earned him left in the game. turning back nine shots. quan ripped Howell, 43-14. Middletown North had a Middletown North 2, CBA 0 decision was with me. We left the Daily Register's "Of- Altavilla, a junior half- Mills scored the winning 17-9 shot advantage, but MIDDLETOWN — Kevin Hopf scored one goal and as- with kind words. I have no fensive Player of the Week." back, failed to score in two-point conversion inthe Toms River, goalie Julie llatad on the other goal by Chris Danza as Middletown Noprth bitterness in my heart." D'Andrea, a 5-7, 160 pound Rumson's 19-0 shutout of Red final minute in Long Branch's Schwartz had 11 stops North upset Christian Brothers Academy. Still, Mays seemed trou- senior who also doubles at Bank, but he gained 118 yards come-from-behind 22-20 vic- Darlcne Maxson had two CBA 110-3-31 outshot the Lions, 24-11, but Middleown linebacker, also took over the rushing and sparked two of tory over Asbury Park. Mills saves (or the Lions Middletown netkeeper Lee Nunnally did an outstanding job county individual scoring Rumson's three scoring also scored a touchdown and with 16 saves. Joe Raymond had five saves for CBA. Transactions Southern 2, Neptune 1 leadership with 62 points. drives. another two-point conversion. NEPTUNE - Sue Engel Point Pleasant Boro 5, Rumson 0 FOOTSALL Tony D'Andrea NFL "Tony had great tenacity scorod both goals for South- RUMSON —Point Boro scored all five goals in the first DETROIT LIONS—Re-signed Dave Parkin, defensive back. Released Rob and a lot of guts for his size," ern in edging winless (0-14-2) quarter, two by John Critelli, to rout Rumson. ert Woods, kick raturner. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed Coach John Amabile said. Neptune Point Boro outshot the Bulldogs, 35-5, in raising its record Steve Nells, linebacker, on the Inlured Barb McPhail had Nep-to 12-6. . reserve list Activated Mark Arne&on. "He has a low center of linebacker, from the Injured reserve gravity and is very strong. He Ornstein paces Huskies tune's lone goal as the Fliers Rumson goalie Barry Jones Had 12 stops. can bench press 250 pounds. t hidoni, 6 1. 60 He reads defenses real well, ABERDEEN - Unbeaten Regional. Lauren Ltvlnt (Ml d. Tracy Turntr. has quick acceleration and Nancy Ornstein blanked 6-1. 6-1. Janet Walsh topped Lisa DWMM gets in and out of the hole Kathy Wood in straight sets, Bladsuhner, 6-0, 6-2, in the Lauren RalsMro and Sntllav Dun can (M) d Eura Wall and Cimmw very quick. He's bullish, but 6-0, 6-0, to lead Matawan first singles for Rumson Slamato. 6-0. 6-0, Freehold Today Bonnie Levlne and Judy Gomllck (16-2) to a 5-0 whitewashing he can move in the open while Sandi Neff downed De- (Ml d. Janlne yvalnar and Joan Rown. field." of Long Branch in scholastic a-4. a-1. Bmy Will (lib) Niccl 4- Nite Porl nut Wackar 10-1 V0I, 4 Fur Ripping Charlie IGleason) 12,005.80 Free Milady Oil) Rogers 3 Teakwood (116) BaxiS 6-1 Rise Jim (110) Cordero 2-1 Truant Bill (Santeramo) 3.40 Blue Dolphin points in their third win. Hefferan hit Allan D Allentown • Keansburg a M,IFMi.t-iic Ou Well (lib) Thomas 5- Breezing On (113) No Bov 10-1 ith; 110,000, Clmg.. ] yo Fill., . Fur Enact* 2-5 (1OS.80 • Keyport D Manchester Twp. a Cdoov's Image (107) Rogers 12- Super Who (115) St, Leon '4-1 Burgess on a SO-yarder, Doug Clune on a 20-yarder and Andy Golden Disc (113) Brocklebank 6-1 7th Paca, 1 M, 1JJ0O Bubble Charger (107) Wacker 10 Convenient (115) Bracclale S-1 Steel Rock (108) Rocco i-\ Fortune Bookie (D.Filion). 11.607.603.80 BigeonalO-yarder. Q Mater Dei O Red Bank Catholic • indecent (114) McCaulev 10 Red White n Green (109) Moselev 15-1 Bold and Dandy (110) Lopez ..,..4-1 Homestretch Eve (Dandto) 16,00 5 80 3rd 17,000, Mdn. Clmg , 2 vo Fill., t Fui Virrac (112) No Bov 15-1 X2 Point Pleasant Boro D St. John Vianney a Miss Sara K (MS) Gomalei 8 1 BernleS Hope (Kellv).... 3,20 instant Tta (116) McCaulev .- S- Flakesawav (108) Steinberg 12-1 Purple Shamrock (110) Wacker 2-1 KxaCU 2-8 lltf.H Runmne Stall (113) Rovers 4- Guilty Conscience (109) No Boy...... 8-1 Ith Pact, 1 M, $4,100 New Ambilion IMS) Mac Beth 5-1 Pianist (iioi Montova 5-1 Colleges Sht> Whistle 11161 Fann '.., . 5-2 Silent One (D.Filion) 8.20 4 00 2.60 Cnancy Ladv nib) MacBelh 10-1 Native Country (M0) Wacker io l Ith S11,000, Clmg , 3*o * UP,-1 t/UM Barons Mansion (Williams) 4.20 2.60 Svelto (116) Caslaneda 6-1 Rufus Power (Kellv) 2.20 D Tennessee • Rutgers Sitiler (116) Castaneda 5-2 Exacta 1 ItSf M • Princeton D Penn SELECTIONS Midnight Flight (109) No Bov 12-1 tth: Pact, 1 M, $1,580 1 — Country Corn, Three Setter, A One Chanct toGo (114) Montova 4-1 Shu Shine (D.Filion) U 60 3.60 3 40 Rare Pleasure 1)16) Mac Beth S-t Lord Mike N (King Jr.) 3,00 2.80 Pro Games 2 - Flightalerno, Free Milady. Daisy Will Brave Leo 1116) MacBelh 10-1 Ghenghis Ghlnny (DelMSanin 4.20 Mister Blades (lib) Lopez 15 1 Eiacta 2-1 $15.68 3 - Katrenia, She Whistle, Procession Exclusive Choice (116) Nicd 1S-1 18th: Pact, IM, $16M • Jets • Green Bay 4 — Final Pretext, Got Permission, Plckin N Grinnin Astral Plane (114) R.nl 12-1 Lt. Col. Jot (Grant) 7.40 2.80 2.60 D Dallas • Giants Half Pro IH6) Adams 5-1 While Harvest (Fagllarone) 2.602.60 5 — Purple Shamrock, Steel Rock, New Ambition Sublrrraneo (114) Rlnl 12-1 Joel George (Williams) 2.80 • Houston D Miami Mtl: |4,0O0, Clmu . 1 vo,,ft Fur . Exacta 2-1 $20.80 Flying Business 1113) Rocco.'. 10-1 6 - Belles Gold, Thrice Worthy, The Cool Virginian nut: Pact, 1 M, %^M^ TIE BREAKER — Total number ol points scored by all teams Always 3 Rogue (118) D'Amico 12-1 Cabonga Paul (Paqueti 3.80 2 60 3.40 7 - Rise Jim, Super Who, Pianist Duc.k Away (116) Thomas .15-1 Chanson Bleu (Bassen) 4 80 3.00 Mr Tamoshanler (113) Wacker.: 6-1 8 - Sizzler, Chance to Go, Half Pro Sugar Cress (Olln) 3.60 Name . Foxy Diplomat (115) McCaulev 0-1 9 — Count Go, Driving Bold, Fay's Carl Driving Bold (113) ffoger, 3-1 Trlltcta 1 1 3 Ml.SO Nimble Maid (108) Fernandez il-i Attendance: 2.H4 Handle: $177,64)5 Addraia BEST BET: Belle's Gold (6th) Supress (109) Hansbv 10-1 ____ . Fav'i Carl (118) Santagata 4-1 ^^^^ Count Go (118) Mancho 5-2 City and Slala Father Joe D (118) 5antagata 4-1 Lanvin's Gold (118) McCaulev 6-1 Imagine! Everything you desire on NHL Standings Dean David (1181 Niod 10-1 a Bagel. A Bagel with only 60 Telephone calories An Oversized Bagel at CamptMll Conftrtnc* Walti Conference Meadowlands Mall or deliver to: Football Contest, The Daily Register, One Adami Divlilon That! Patrick Olvlilon Register Plsza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 by 6 P.M. Thurs., W L T Pli OF OA Bulfalo Results 40 31 Minnesota You can find this eighth wonder of Nov. 1. f islanders 18 23 Boston 5 2 29 21 111; SI,000, Clmg , 3 yo ftIIP , IM 70 Ydt. Y Rangers 41 35 Toronto • • • 29 30 Ci*a(tv Bid (Rogers) 8.40 4,40 2.60 the world in the Winner Circle 33 71 Quebec 3 4 1 22 25 Pagan Way (Wacker) 7.00 2.W Lounge At The Hilton Inn. FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES U a Norrls Division .Calcos (MacBeth) 2.20 Smyth* Division Montreal 6 2 1 39 30 Ind; U.SM, Clmg., 1 vot, ftPur . ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE 4 3 I 10 30 26 Los Angeles 5 3 1 46- 42 SoaAdualGomalei) 7.004.403.60 To name a lew Bagel Wonders, we Chicago 3 4 2 8 22 17 Pittsburgh 3 4 1 31 33 Count Pat (Rocco) 9.408.20 NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED W.nnipeg 3 5 1 7 19 Detroit 14 2 26 26 Musical Wail (Salinas) 14.40 will have Bagel and cream cheese, St Louis U 32 Harttord 1 4 4 i 20 28 Dally Doubl* 1-1 S4I.2O AT THE lox, tuna salad, egg salad, shrimp $150 In Prlie money will Esch contestant Is per- Edmonton I) Exacta .!$;•« mitted up to sl> entries. S 2 20 2B Tomorrow'* Gimii 3rd: $10,000, Mdn. Pills., 1 vot, • Fur. salad, turkey breasl. ham. kosher be given the person selec- Colorado at Plttsburgri, 7r3S p.m Champagne Star (MacBeth) Switch your selection Yesterday's Garnet 4.40 2.60 2.40 salami, liverwurst and Spanish ting the most winners from No games scheduled Minnesota at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. HILTON INN the football games listed around as you wish. Con- Today') Gimn Hartford at Toronto. B.OS p.m. La Kamlka (Adams) 4.40 5.20 onion, hot corned beel, hot testants are allowed to Omaha Jane (Castaneda) 7.20 above. 1st Place, $100.00. Montreal at Washington, Mi P r Winnipeg at Quebec, 8:05p.m. submit one hsnd-sketched Colorado at Atlanta. 8:0} P m Buffalo at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. pastrami, melted cheese and our 2nd Place. (10.00. 3rd 4th: tl.SOO, Clmg.. 1 yo ftup , ftFur . facsimile. Entry forms re- Edmonton at St Louis, 9 OS P.m New York Islanders at Vancouver, own Ruben Bagel. Place, $20.00. Boston at Los Angeles. It 01 p m l OS p.m RtKulia (D'Amico) 5.20 3.603.60 produced electronically Forpoopa (Goniaies Jr.) 7.806.60 are not acceptable. Breeting Wind (McCaulev) 4.40 Stop by our stable today tor a real In case of a tie, single Trlfocla 1-1-4 »J4I.« winner will be determined ith; (14.000, Clma . 3 vo * up, IM bagel feast All entries must be In the Salinity (Saumell) 13.00 6U 3.80 by the closest to the total HILTON SWEEPSTAKES SAIDWICHES number of points scored Registsr office by 5 P.M. Capl. Slovens IFann) 5.406.30 on the Thursday preced- NBA Standings Mr DavevNav (Rlnl) 6.80 ALSO AVAILABLE by all teams on the eon- EiatU8-4U*n test card. ing the games. Only one Wtltern Cofltoronct »th; S12,0OO, Allw., J VO A W, O Fur award will be made to any Eastern Conferenct Midwest Dlwlilon Luvlngneriseasv (Steinberg) contestant or household Atlantic Olvlilon Milwaukee I 1 .1 4.0O24024O Mark an "X" In the square •*> < Pel. Kansas City 4 5.'444 4 Mark 'em Lousy (Ooniaiez). ... 3.202.40 opposite the teem you be- In any on* weak. 1 000 Philadelphia Chlcaoo .300 5Vj Warrior's Rose (Velei) 3.20 lieve will win. II a game Boston 750 Utah 250 S'/j ExacU 1-Stt.H This Is a tree contest open New York IM 1 125 6'/J m: Sf.SW, Clme,, lr-lw.. Fur. enda In a tie and you Washington 2U Pacific Division BTue Fife and Drum (Gonialei) sslect one of the teams as to all except Register em- New Jerse 250 Portland 9 1 W90O0 — , . .9204.60240 a winner, It will count as a ployees and members of Central Dlvll>«i Loi Anoeles 6 2 .757300 2 Weeieelee IRocco} 2.802 40 714 loss in your total. How- their familial. i San Antonio ; 2 PhoeniK 6 4 600 I HvoeMi» (MacBeth) 2.40 .500 ever, If you designate a tie : Atlanta 5 Golden State 4 5 444 4Vt Exacta S 211*.08 .44*1 ' DeUoit 5 Seattle 4 5 .444 4' , 81h: HaUOS, Ctmi., 1 vo A UP. 1 1/U M and the game ends In a .400 Indiana San Diego 4 6 .400 Ardent John (McCaulev).. 5.00 3.10 3.20 tie, It will count in your Houston 28* Lightning Lead (Naiareth) 3 40 3.40 Tomorrow'! OirnH "win" column. Cleveland .222 Family Fight (Rim) 11 60 Exit 105 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:35 P.m. Exacta 3-nif.M Boston at New Jersey,B OS p.m. •th w.ooo, tMn. Fllll., 1 voi. • Fur. iarden State Parkway By participating in this contest, the winner or winners expressly Yttitrdar't Oimei Cleveland at Washington. 8:01 tf.m. Positive Poiition (Gomaleil and Hope Road. consent to the use ol their name, address and photograph in news No games scheduled ' Houston at Indiana, B:0Sp.rn. '40 4.603 OO Today's Gamei ' Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 8:30 0 m Grane Delight (Malta) ... 7 403 « . Tinton Falls, N.J. stories and.'or advertising promotion ol this contest without lUrther Houston at Cleveland. 8:05 p.m. Utah at Kansas Cltv. 8:35 P.m. SuP«rbug (Thomas) 3.20 remuneration. LOS Angeles at Crticaao. • 3* 9 & Portland at Golden Slate. »0;30 p.m, TrlfsKU 3-1-11 $177.48 (201) 544-9300 New York a( Denver, 9 35 p m. Denverat Seattle, 10:30 P.m. Attonositco: 13,048 Handla: SM11.0I7 San Antonio at Phoenin, 9:350 nt • SanAmortioatSanDleoo, 10:33p.m. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1979 The Drily Reg*** 6Tomorrow\may provide answers By BARRY RENFREW made a tour through the coalfields of southern West brow, the Russian soon explodes into a torrent of abuse, VirginiVHis arrival was announced by a spate of small sneering at the stunned audience. "You are dead," the CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) - Jf the Russians are handbills exhorting passersby to overthrow their oppressors. guttural voice thunders, "you are afraid of the atomic bomb. looking for an issue to counter American complaints about Epling, in contrast, never turns up for his engagements. A Soon you will all be dead." Soviet troops in Cuba, they might take a look at NBC's former county prosecuting attorney, he has been billed to This summur, Kozlov faced 10,000 members of a free "Tomorrow" program tonight. appear at hundreds of conventions and dinners to discuss a enterprise organization, lambasting capitalism, religion and John Epling, who lives in Huntington, W Va., wUl appear range of topics, from current legal trends to songs of Ameri- America with a stream of acid-drenched insults. on the show, which actually begins at 1 a.m. EDT Wednesday, can liberty. At first, the often conservative audiences weather the with Bob Avakian, chairman of the Revolutionary Communist At each of the meetings, an official of the Russian flood of abuse. And then the trance is broken. People stir Party. government, who is touring the area, is asked to address the uncomfortably in their seats, others leave. "Tomorrow," broadcast live four nights a week from group when Epling fails to show. Finally a group of enraged patriots storms the podium as NBC's studios in New York, often examines controversial - Clad in a crumpled, ill-fitting suit, the Russian lumbers to Kozlov advances to meet them like some modern-day Ivan the subjects. The hour-long interview program, with Tom Snyder the podium and peers shortsightedly at the curious audience. Terrible. as host, follows the network's "Tonight" show with Johnny In a deep, Slavic accent, Vladimir Kozlov launches into a And the spell is broken Kozlov's dingy Russian suit flies Carson. rambling comparison of his country and the United States. off to reveal another one underneath, the thick accent is Avakian, who says he's running for president in 1W0, After thanking his guests for their hospitality, Kozlov replaced by a southern Ohio drawl and the audience realize* always feels constrained to point out some of the more glaring it's been had. „ deficiencies in American socijHy. Whv does he do. it? Epling's appearance on "Tomorrow" MARIO'S * i« nh great sweeps w n» amir, nrc» gnraamrfc urf ma

CHART HOUSE TOf»ULO PLASH — Larrv Seth, an Elvis Imitator with ONE WILLOW ST. • HIGHLANDS • 872-1666 Television Today his own fan club, will brino The Bio El Show to The Fountain Casino at 50 Route 35, Aberdeen, on Nov. 8. Jertey Shore1* Most Elegant Dining Spot New York Channel* — 2, 1, 5, 7T9.11. 1*3 Seth performs as a trttrute to Elvis Presley, "Kino of Tues. Weds. Thurs. EVENING the line whan they Rock." The concert will be at 9:30 p.m and tickets are B io 4 WITCH S NIGHT OUT become embroiled In a on sale now at the casino with a slight iove triangle and attempt O 0 BARNEY Milll» 'The DINNER for Two —$25.00 NEWNIWSi • VilciilGHiiRi.Hr advance sales. Cholc. of App.tij.r. Laiagna Mlll.logli. I tOW UK1 to outdo each other In Election' A rich man tho- StNkySwprlMtl Adv vying tor the attectlona piititng lingerie and a Piglli 1 Fl.no BOWLING ton ootuuts ot a beautiful young pedestrian being hit By a Llngulna ilia Vongol* _ HAPPY DAVS AGAIN I WIKH S NIGHT OUI lady. flying toilet teat are Bar- Museum slates events Entrees: Trout Franc*** O> /(KIN 5°MttV GRIFFIN ney's problems on elec- OB HUMANI1IIS IHRIUICH 1HI O BASKUBAU Denver Nug- Thf museum i^ ajio show- Scallopini all* Maraala O MIR\ ANOII Angle and tion night. (Repeat) TRENTON - The New AIIS get* vs New York Polio Al Vino Bianco DBraOd dacida to spend a Knlckt O BENNY HILL SHOW Jersey State Museum Cul- ing (ree weekend movies ift. . Veal Francese 03 UNCLE HMD romantic weekend alone ® ABC (APIIONID NEWS the auditorium jnd there are t:M 0 CAROL BURNEI1 AND 1040 B ID NEWS tural Center, W State St , is All dinncri ttrvmd with four choice at home, but soon find II 00 O O TUESDAY MOVIE OF IHI FRIENDS 1 presenting "Splendour in the no ago restrictions Slated for their privacy invaded by 7 Now Eviry Tmsdiy! WEEK Rosemary's Baby II 1 ola mtied salad or wegatable ol tha day O ABC NEWS Atmosphere' in its Nov :t and 4 ^ "Mauro the "Thm richett ol all the varltd cuninei trial a bungling, would-be 1976 Stare: Ruth Gor- 0O IIC IAC DOUGH • HART TO HART don, Ray Mllland. A chill- Qypiyl" ;ind for Nov in »nd Italy hat to otter — 8HELIA McFADOEN burglar. planetarium at 2 and 4 p.m CD CBS NEWS Oi DICK t AVI fr SHOW Guaat: Adv. ing suspense drama each Saturday and Sunday 11. "UonhMTt All shows A.P. Praaa m will tea-' New York Timai 140 0 CBS NEWS lo aolva a baffling ground between human * Hobby Banson vt coach Free tickets will be dis-lure lilms trum the 1979 festi- •Widely Acclaimed" BOBLAPE I I EVENING MAdA/IMI mystery in which their and satanlc lorcet. val I I NBC NEWS lo win gimi ind girll bast friends are tha ac- tit MOVIE (SUSPENSE) •* Jack truibuted first come, first "' moviei by Independent EyawltnaaiNawi I I NASH. cused. (60 mins.) ' the tipper I9SI Boris Kar served, starting half an hour Amsrlcafl Maverlc Film I I IIC IAC DOUGH IN IB TUESDAY HIGH1 MOVIE IB WOULD'F-16: The Arms loll. A ghastly look at the before each show Children maker! Call the museum for • don't mitt our elegant I I ABC NEWS 'Ona On One' 1977 Sale of tha Century' In life of the man who under seven are not ad-more- ipecific Information I I prowled London't fog- JOKERS WILD Star*: Robby Benson, 1975, tour European mitted. The show will also be f SUNDAY BRUNCH 1 I NEWLTWEO GAME Annette O'ToOla. A high governments algnad a filled streets In aearch ot Include* cocktail I ODD COUPLE achool basketball player contract to purchase tha the beautiful women he presented at 2 p m on •arvad from 12 to 3 6.95 OVER EASY Host: Hugh embarks upon tha road F-16 • tha biggest com- slashed to death. (2 Wednesday. Thursday and Downi. Guall: Dava to maturity whan ha ac- bat plane deal In hlatorv. hra.) p«r panon Friday, Dec. 26-28 and at 2 Brubeck, jazz pianist. cepts an athletic scholar- 1011) CD IWII) DICAN NEW CD MEDICAL CENTER and 4 p.m. on Election Day IB MACNEIL LEHRER REPORI ship to college and finds YORKER ID DICK CAVEII SHOW Guest: and Veteran's Day. OD JOURNEY 10 ADVENIURE tha going rough. (2 lino H « e» c> u © MO 0 GONG SHOW Joseph Wambaugh, "Winter Skies of New hrs.) NEWS author. O CROSS WHS 0 MASH Jersey" will be presented at 3 I MO (9 MOVIE (HORROR) '"•> Q NfWlYWED GANE 01 ODD COUPLE Devil s 0»n 1967 Joan p.m. Saturdays and Sundays IB CONNECIIONS'The Wheel T1NT0N FALLS INN • All/Kris Kristotlirson Fontaine, Kay Walsh. Bri- and Dec 26-28 S SPECIAL! THE DEVIL ol Fortune' This program (CORNER OF TINTON A SYCAMORE AVES.) Shocking finale' tish schoolteacher It • AND DANIEL MOUSE) looks at tha relationship viewed with superstition Adv. between the modern after an experience with ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •I O IUISDM NIGHT Al IHl production line and the O HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MOVIES Freedom Road voodoo In Africa. (117 CINEMA 291-0148 SI .50 O MAICH GAME 1979 Stan: Muhammad invention of the clock. mlnsj EVENINGS AT 7:15 4 9:25 O DAIING GAME All, Kris Kriatofterson. 1110 8 © CBS LAIE MOVIE TOO O O I0M0RR0W Host JAMKS HltOI.IN BARNABY JONES: The IS DANCE FEVER Whan Gidaon Jackton Tom Snyder Guest: Bob MAIMiOTKIDDKH Deadlier Species A ffl NEWS and hla neighbors take Avakian. chairman of the KODSTKHiKH ffi> MACNEIL LEHRER REPORI ovar tha abandoned comptroller embezzles Revolutionary Commurv CINEMA 34 funds and than kills tha 1:00 ft CD CBS REPORIS plantation, they taca a let Party. (60 mint.) > Route 34 Aberdeen flare* battle with white man who diacovara hia CD HUNEYMOONIRS 583 3600 4 CUBIT'S HHIOWMI landowners, local law- crime. (Repeat) 'A LOVE 1:30 0 PERSPECTIVE NEW JERSEY HORROR • SMtlil/Trlckt Tmls man, and tha Ku Klux AFFAIR: The Eleanor And CD NEWS ALL SEATS $1.50 Klanr. (Conclusion; 2 Lou Gahrlg Story' 1976 140 KM NEWS •Mr. m I iM Lii|ki lor alll Stars: Blytha Oannar, Ed- MARCUS WELBY Ml) except Sat nile ward Herrmann. CHILDREN UNDER 12 - 75c OB IHBEE S COMPANY A JOE FRANKLIN SHOW B O CASPIRS HALLOWEEN 0 O IHE IONIGHI SHOW MOVIE -tHMBOft) ••• Curie SPECIAL Altar Hairy Scar bump on Chrissy's head I. sanda har to tha hospital, 'Best Of Carson' Guests: 01 The Werewoll ',961 Clifford ay's mean practical Tony Bennett, Bess Arm- (okas are blamad on tha leaving Mr. Furley'e Evana, Oliver Reed. "LIFE OF Imagination whirling with strong, Oavld Horowitz. Mt O MOVIE (MYSIERY tlRAMAi " friendly ghost, Caapar, (Repeat: 90 mlnn.) ha switches tactlca and thoughts of tenant Ferrule trap I96! Jack Joins forces with Caapar hanky-panky. • I.0IM Lord, Susan 8 tret berg. to make the Halloween a CD ROOKIES BRIAN pleasant on*. © NOVA Race For Gold' 7:45 & 9:30 P.M. OCTOBER 31st O CROSS, wns At tha 1976 Olympics, 00 till closing O O HAPPY DAYS Whan Eaat German athletes Daily Marlon's leading man walkad oft with 40 ot the tries a few unscheduled covatad gold medal*, Sal. Sun Mil 2 p.m love scenes, Fonzla gats though thalr country la PRIZES FOR In on the act and sends only the alia of Naw •1ST a WORST him packing. Jaraay. Was a drug re- "SEDUCTION OF JOE O MOVIE (MUSICAL) ••'. sponsible for thalr In- TYNAN' Sforfs fn COSTUMES Belle ol Ne» York' 1952 Fred credible success - or is Astalre, Vera-Ellen. A American athletic train- musical sat In the gay ing and commltmant fall- BREAKING CALL go's, (go mini.) Ing bahlnd that ol the theatres :45. • 30 MIDDLEBROOK MOVIES II SEAN CONNERV STRATHMORE CINEMA I — The In-Laws (PG) 7 30.9:30 Allen (R) 7, 9 RED BANK Presents an STRATHMORE CINEMA II — RED BANK MOVIES I Breaking Away IPG) MM:1I Meteor (PG) 7:30.9:30 METEOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RED BANK MOVIES II — \ Italian Gourmet ATLANTIC CINEMA — The Onion Field (R) 7:15,9:35 Amllvvlllc Horror (R) ?:1S,«:2S MIDDLESEX COUNTY % R / \\ v EATONTOWN EDISON * 7:30-9:45 \ WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUFFET COMMUNITY I — MENLO PARK CINEMA I — VayBARBARA HARRIS The Onion Field (R) 7:15.9:35 Starting Over (R) 2. 4, 5:50. 7:50, SYlVtSTTrTSfAilONS COMMUNITY II — 9:50 IT THE APPETIZERS Minitilid Mushrooms "10" IR) 7:30.9 » MENLO PARK CINEMA II - "SEDUCTION FREEHOLD Time Alter Time (PG) 2:15,'4:50, ROCKY Spinach ind Siungi Braids FREEHOLD I - 7:20.9:30 OF JOE TYIXAIM Importtd CfiMiii •'10" (R) MS, 9:35 FREEHOLD II WOODBRIDGE a D „ | Shrimp WOODBRIDGE CINEMA I Wnen e Stranger Cells IR )>: 8, e: u Luna (R) 1.45, 4:25, 7:15,9-45 THE 1 frash Monirilli Stuffed with Prosciulto FREEHOLD III — WOODBRIDGE CINEMA II — SHREWSBURY PIAZA Meteor IPG) 7:30,•:» And Justice For All (R) 1.3:15. 5'X, Salad Bar HAZLET 7:45. 10 ONION FIELD y PLAZA — SOMERSET COUNTY * 7:45-9:50 Meteor (PG) 7:30, 9:30 SOMERSET ALL SEATS*! 50 J ENTREES Shrimp and Scallop Scampi CINEMA I - RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I — London Broil Halloween IR) 7,1:55,10:50 "10" IR) 7:25.9:50 BREAKING " CINEMA II- RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II Luagna Alfredo When a Stranger Cam (R) 7:15,9:25 When a Stranger Calls IR) 7:40.9:40 TJ53 AWAY CINEMAS -Hazitt MPAA RATINGS Vial Parmlglaria I STRAND— SOLAR ENERGY — Porlcv Park Nature Center is Rouif n • 739 9697 Tortilllnl Allr.drj G — General audiences. \ N.Y. Babes (XI 1:10. 3:20, i:J0.1:10. PG — All ages (Parental guidance sponsorino a series on energy, beginnincj Thursdav. 7:30-9:20 Sauuga and Pippin I 10:30; China De Sede 12.1:15.4:20,6:35, Melted I Bob Bellantoni, Little Silver, examines a windmill to be Spaghaltl with clam Sauca R — Reitrktee). IPersens under 17 LONO BRANCH not admitted unlesi accompanied by discussed on Nov. 16 and homeowner conservation will I LONO BRANCH MOVIES I — parent or adult guardian ) HALLOWEEN ' Rust Never Sleeps (PGI 7:30,9:30 X —Adults only. be discussed Nov. 30. These programs are free, through Halloween Assortment ol Desserts I LONO BRANCH MOVIES II— "10" (R) 7:15,9:35 the Mlddletown nature center on Oak Hill Road. K and Fresh Fruit with MIDDLETOWN I Coffee, Tea. Soda or Milk I UAMIDDLETOWNI — * 7:30-9:20 "10" IRI 7,9:15 UA MIDDLETOWN II — CAROL KANE Joe Tynan (R) 7:30.9 30 Come To A Great Skatetown UA MIDDLETOWN III— "WHEN A The Onion Field (HI 7,9:15 U.S.A. OCEAN TOWNSHIP STRANGER CALLS "R SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I— 1072 Ocean Ave. M2-9857 Sea Bright RocHvll (PGI 7:30, 9:45 SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II— COSTUME PARTY ADULT HALLOWEEN PARTY TOMORROW XH.II I BLAKE EDWAHDS At the New.Rosie O'Grady's Prizes for the best and Wednesday Oct. 31,8-12 mjd. most original costumes. Entertainment galore featur- CASH PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUME ing Pete Hartung and Second Wind in the Water St. Entertainment by THE APOSTLES nor Room, downstairs and Scuffles in the Bourbon St. m DAILY COCORIBE PARTY LIVE MUSIC Room, upstairs. No cover charge. HIM „ LUNCHEON SPECIALS Tues. Oct. 30,8 p.m. FRI.&SAT. M»Y FWEHOtD SPARTA WITH FREE «IM PARAMUS Fun, Favors, Prizes AllWOOO CROCK OF SOUP NIGHTS HArVTHORNE PASCACK IUYWS H.UESTAR TROY WtlS KIDS PARTIES LOfWU UA PLAINFIEID TALENT NITE HAPPY HOUR HARMON COVt WITH ROBBIE QNEMA23 TURNPIKE "THE MAGIC CLOWN" TUESDAYS Mon. thru Fri. CINEMA 46 MADISON RXKAVWY6 SAT. ft SUN. 1-4 3 to 6 MALI WEEKDAYS 2-4 (No Clown) 8-12 HAEHI us'iww PtAZA NMMUMn 1MIISI ' IJ'.V./F.f.7'J SEE THE BIG EVENTS on GIANT T. V. (-25* HOT DOGS during Mon. N/te Football) Soura* SHOWBOAT CINEMA 45 HIGH WA Y35 EA TOISTO WN DOVER OAKLAND TWIN STATE PI AMI RIVER MIDDLETOWN • 429 HWY. 35 • 530-0203 542-0800 §5 PUNTS-. , 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, OCTOBER30. 1979 Business The rights of the disabled By SYLVIA PORTER Ml ililiilliiiiiiiilliiiililtiitmi Colleges are NUT required to lower their As unemployment spreads — and it will in academic standards or alter degree require- this deepening downturn ol vm-VB — and as ments tor you Depending on your disability, IN.Y. stock quotations competition tor jobs gets ever keener across they MAY have to extend the time for you to the board, the challenge will be greatest to the YOl R MONEY'S earn a degree or substitute one elective course Nt * YORKlAP) M» J CUD«U .40 0 629 43 . PacTT 1 40 7 II 124* II',*121+ 1 tight job market. can participate in a degree program; provide lain Caoptn 1 64 a 167 S7 PanAm 5 1531 5*. 5' 1 CornG 1 68 B 273 S6-H Are you disabled? Or do you have a dis- PE hdb Hi«n Low Close Chg PanEP 3.10 6 312 51'• i\*M braille books, etc. ACF 2 2* 32 32 - WORTH CrwnCk 6 366 /v * PinDiK — 11 3'. 3*4 2* 6 40 32 » 32 132 abled relative' 4MF 1 14 B 144 Itm IS ;• OwZel 3 10 7 334 37'i Pcnrwv 1 76 7 163 264* 16 For information on various programs for AM mil JflU 191 14 13'* - CuriMI 60 7 41 16-ta PaPL 1.04 S 197 17*4ai7V* II your answer to either question is "yes," the disabled: AiA I 40_ 2>B I/- ! 27*«- Oarlindi 80 6 106 434* Pvnmol2.W 7 671 464* 45V* ADDtLO nj 166 i"« 37 t DaUGfn II 574 S2'« PfPSlCol 14 9 936 24 • ii . il'.. . now is the time to find out your rights as a •miiiiiHMtiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiim. Medicare and Medicaid: write Health Care AetnLtii BO 4 470 It'* Davco i6b 3 20 13 * PerkinE S2U 76 29 11% 28'-.+ '•» physically or mentally disabled person under Financing Administration, HKW, Washington, AirPrd BO B 46 29 | DdytPLI 74 7 110 14' Pfner 1.3211 462 35'. 34'^. 3S'*+ td Ah/ond 80 t /J I3 * Detrt. 1 60 7 181 36' PhclpO t 6 171 134. 23 214»+ 1 the federal law. Under a congressional man- The handicapped conditions' Include, but DC. 20201. Ai, dnA 2 40 4 141 1b * Dt-itdA 1 20 6 S3« 37 PhiUeil 60 8 242 14'. 14H 141- '•• 1 are not limited to; alcoholism; cancer; lULudi .>U4 33 22'i Dennyt 88 6 ..I4 * 17 PhilMrii 25 8 2596 331 321 321—1 date, il you, as a disabled person, are other- Education: Utlice of Education, HEW, AKBPW 1 7b 6 330 U'l DriEd 1 60 7 3S3 13 PhilPet 1.40 7 K1103 42'/i 411 411-'* wise qualified tor a job, college, welfare or dealness or hearing impairment; diabetes; AildCn ]„ 262 44'a DiamS 1 60 7 489 24' Pllsbry 1 Vi J 45 34*. 34'.. 3*V. + 1 Washington, DC. 202U2 AlldStr 1 60 » 114 ,24'. D 14 60- PitnvB 1 20 7 12 24** 24'J 24**+ '* other activity or service, you are protected by epilepsy; heart disease; mental or emotional Head Start, other child development ser- AlhsCh ( 8J J 2S 34 9 Dillons 108 * Pitlstn 1 2014 706 211 201 204k— '•* illness; mental retardation; multiple Alcoa 2 80 4 h. ,•>.•, 4811 ISO 37 Pneumo .110 35 29't ir 1 29+1 Public Law 93-112. This also is called Title V, vices, vocational and other rehabilitation pro- 1 00 7123 OrPeppi 64 9 Polaroid 115 684 23** 22' 1 I* + H Section 504 ol the rehabilitation Act. sclerosis; muscular dystrophy: orthopedic, grams, family counseling, programs for older !>«f~ "' -•• jr-v- "•' " Mk tfuPonti 2 6 6^9 38' PSvCol 1 60 4 276 ' 15H II an employer, school, college, hosprui oi , MJJi-1 1 10 7 58 40 39'. 39' DukeP I 60 6 166 !/ oYain djf i 1 PSvEG2.2O6 858 18** Services, HEW. Wawungton,'D.CT"* AmCan 2 80 5 67 JS*. JS'i 3S OugLt 1 (JO * il* i4 PgSPL 1.64 B 126 14<* otherService receives federal money, services lunction, developmental aphasia ALvan I ttO 8 156' 30) 7? ' t 29* East Air 4 448 6' Pullmn 1 60 7 28 35' t 20201. * J AElPw 2 22 B 833 18 < 18 | IB' EattGF .92 7 105 17 Purex 1.28 7 111 IV 7 or property, Section 504 enables you, the dis- As a disabled person, under Section 504 you T Maternal and child health care, family AinE»pl 80 * 1 3 »•»• M 30 LiKod 2 40 B 1178 49' QuakO 1.40 6 38 25'. : abled, to have the same right as anyone in: are entitled to all medical services available to A* j.ti.i 60b 4 14 10 9 . 9' Edlons 1 72 5 69 QuakSIO 1 9 422 171 16'/t planning, services to disabled children: Public Anoint 1 6011 984 26J* 26-4 26' 1.1IH.PI 4412' S3 17 QuakStOwi— 11 14 14 Education; employment; healthcare; sen- the general public Irom hospitals receiving u Health Service, HEW, Kockville, Md. 20857 AmHusp 80i; lU 31-*i 31'. 31' ElPdiO 1 32 6 295 IB' RCA 160 7 378 7\H 21,211 AmMolrs 0'e 3 231 7 * 7 7 EmrbEII 4410 416 33' RLCs .48 4 127 9'1 B>.* 8'. '• ior citizen activities; welfare; public or lederal assistance. It you are deal, the hospi- Ketirement, survivors and disability insur- ANdtR 3 20 8 171 43 42'. 42*. EnaMC I 98 1 231 42' RalsPur 58 8 640 101 104k 104fe— > II*. 15' EvdnP16UdS 49 21 • ReadBat 111 156 JO --* 194^ JO + H have other equal opportunity protections under disabled children: Social Security Adnnnis ~TTlJe~~V ismur KelraDnttatlon Tlctund^ther person titter tne rnnuencroTaTconm or drugs; 2596 57' • 56%a 56V«H RCDSII 2 3 B2 26* 14'* 26' t + ' ~tration,*HEW, BaltimoreTM3r!!i235. FWC 1 40 S 62 24'. 23'4 2* -t ResvOil .3015 30b 3O'i 30* 30*4+ 1 Developmental Disability Act. These include and roust admit disabled persons to natural It you think your rights have been violated, 1 J? J"f Jtv. ia-..- HMion (MM 3W »*)>• **'. *V's+ \ J 1 the right to be considered lor federal em- childtipih, anti-smoking and other public ser- ArmC* 1 10 1lOtf 16 • 13 4 16 _ _ 148 3*» d 3 * 3>4- Revnlni.lOb 565 62't b2'i 62'--.+ ' because you have a disability, by any institu- Asarco i 3 24' <•_ FedNM t 2B $ 147 It. t 16 16'.H Hey Mil 2 20 3 24 31'1 30* 30*.— ' ployment, or employment or service by leder- vice programs ol instruction. 33'*- tion receiving HKW assistance, write details FedDSI 1 70 ) 83 27'.d27 27 - RileAid 65 « se UM 22's 23 — ' A i(K>C*1 si. t |1 IB 4 18 18'*- iSBdr I 4 187 14 . 13-U 14 H Robins .40 8 110 B'. BVi B* al contractors and certain other rights where You also have the right to participate, on an to regional HEW, Uttice of Civil Kights at AliHKtlJ 80 8 MM 72 4 71' 1 ?!• i_ estn ,60— 9S1 9 J 8'j Ijij-- Rockwl 2.60 6 307 391'* 38V, 39 — • AMasCp _ IS 141 ) there are developmental disabilities. Among equal basis with the non-handicapped, in voca- 21 UH~ 1 t( i.n 80 S 93 14'. 14', W',*, Rohrlrul 4 149 H * ir. 13 — I Boson; [New York; Philadelphia; Atlanta; Chi- AVCOCPI 20 2 19'. \>i 43** 44 -t SCM 1 30 4 100 23 22'« 22'- gram, identities a handicapped person as any- ceiving federal assistance. You have the same l4.m6E2.44 b Mo 21 '• 504. ask your supervisor if the company re- 4 3 1209 i! . if. it'. Safewv 2.60 6 54 36* 36 . 36' s- M BnkAm 1 32 6|i19 25 4 2S 251!- ForMK 1 ib b 327 27^4 27 27*» + SJOMn 1.40 7 172 28* 26 10 one with a physical or mental disability sub- nght to go to college, enroll in a job training or ceives federal assistance. Your rights are Bduscn-. 1 8 27-4 271 1 + 17 ankM 30 « 62 7 •. 7-4 7' * + StLS«F2.5O? 17 49'4 4H-. 48^*+ V* lid.tTfv iOU 44 tl - 43' 1 + stantially impairing or restricting such major adult post-high school basic education pro- PlWrnl 2010 441 39*. 38 . 38' ,_ StRegP 2 6 87 29 ;H'. /W. guaranteed it the answer it "Yes". The same HedlFd 1 20 B 20 1 20'• 20*.+ IS) uehl 2 40 4 60 27 1 27'-t 27'a- lite activities as walking, seeing, hearing, gram ;>• nyone'else. Your application must be 1 Sambos _ 312 5^* S'/i S'/i— S applies to a college, hospital or social service Bener 13 131 9'4 t'n 9 j + GAF 68 S 109 9 SFelnd 2 40 6 543 4b'. 4V • 45'/* BeliHow 961] 47 19 4 1B'| speaking, working or learning. considei d only on the basis ot your records. GK Ted.10 J 260 20' Mr MM .7228 240 29 28* /v t '. agency. Bendm 2 84 b M 41, . J9"i in.. Gannett i\\ 106 45 SchrPlol 44 7 M 177 29* 29 291/* BentCp 2 S171 16*. 2S*1 2S>i- 1 20 7 KS 43 bthlmbsi 1018 521 84* 83* 84'..+ ", I'.njih 9 66 3'. 3'. 31.- 2 80 B 1070 48 ScottP ,92 5 521 17* It'. 17 85 23'i 23^. 23'4_ GnFdS 2 b 1440 33' SeabCL2.20 3 62 26 IS* 25*+ H BethStl 1 60 3140 21'. I1'4— BO 8 227 37 SearleG 5210 290 IS*. 15* IS*— * BldcNDr 6810 411 ' 20'4 19'* 20 + 32 8 141 24 1 24 Sears 1 28 6 1313 m- 1B IH - BIOHR) 60 9 M 24 23' ] 24 + UMot 6 30* S 2773 56 SS SnellOil2.40 7.119 46'-t 46>4 46*+ ". Boeings 1 6HVJ 41 41 1 + 1 GPU 1 4Oe 4 MSB 8'i d 7 Shrwln 15«13 30 2J'* 23 , j 23* ti.i^eC 1 SO 1432 33 33 + 32'4 GnSignli.2810 73 33's 32' Signal t 6 263 33 * 32' 1 31")— '/, Qoraen 1 82 6 1 161 !•>•* 25' 1 IS i~ OTE 2 72 6 783 26*. 26' SimpPat.5610 208 9* 9 9 — * It's possible to profit in bonds Burg A 2 30 3t't 31 "-i 31^i- GTire 1 50 S 96 20's 20 Singer 5Oi 540 B' • a 7* 7'/§— '/• BosEd 2 44 b 11n0 20 4 20'. 20**_ benesco 16 37 3^» 3' Skyline 4810 54 10' 1 10* 10*— * CBS 2 60 7 169 47 46'4 er-known issues. 46' I. GtWFin* 84 5 816 20- 0813 279 34-• 33* 34 + * portunity. How doei that A-rated Southwestern Bell CIT 2MB S7 * S6'4 S6^4— |1| 1 04 ' 3B2 12 12 Mllnul l 48 B 98 22' I 22 • 11 • '4 CPC 3 7 i m 54 4 54 1 work? S. R. Massachusetts Telephone 9 l/4s of 2015, all of Both of these load funds Grummi.2010 14 17' StOilCI 2 80 7 1314 53* S2''i iV* + V, U-amSu 1 76 ' 29'• 29 ) 29-1*- 1 20 GltWitn 75 1 316 14 SiOtnd 3 6 1562 76 ', !•>'» Jl>/t INVESTING which yield now 10 percent or CarP* 2 08 B 18'. 18^ — A— Yes, it is possible to are attractive, in my IM 18' 1 a OulfOtl 2 25 5 x27B4 32 32J.4 + SIOilOhi.6013 251 72 71'* 72 + '* CartHwi 10 7122 17' J 17 17'4 — GHSIUt'1 36 7 176II 1 11'4 11'* — StaufChsi 10 7 K 170 !'*'« 19'/] iv , , . profit in bonds. The first and better. judgment. Which you buy de- CdiKCfc BOD a IS fUld 110 61B 1 1 61 IS + 23*1 22^» 22*4— I >terlDg 8410 548 18* IB .'* IB »t H CatrpT I 10 Jrt '4 SO'. J'« - 49*»— most obvious route to profit Q— What tort of a mutual pends on the amount of risk 1.HI 18011 3S1 76 741-4 7S'* + tevenJl 200 4 70 13'. 13* 13*+ . ItllllllllMMIIIMIIIIIIMIIMMIMIHIHimiilllll ' •• ,tn,t*i 20 4 l«| 41' a 41'» 4i t + Til 7212 204 31 30 1 30''j + Hint o 3 6 278 57J, S6'/i S7*+ '. in bonds is to buy one when fund It Pioneer? T. Y. Michi- you want to take. CenScVI 42 bM) 13' J_ tr in, 5611 54 22'i 22 '11 , . Svbron 1 08 8 259 17* |H| 16*+ * CentrDatlbM IM 47'• 44->. 44'4-3 Hartf2d4QO4 K2B 7'. 7Vi 7'i + TRW 2 6 344 36 35 36 + '/J interest rates are headed tend to rise even further. gan (Column readers should J 1 discount. The American Tele- Ctt teed 9011 1S 4 1S'« tS »_ J 10 S 274 18'. IB '« ' + Tallev 1 6 57 o * H . n . • . CessAirBOb 1 30 IB'. 18'. 18*«- down. If you buy the Standard A— There are two Pioneer send their investment in- Heublmi 52 8 463 27'4 27 27'* TampE 1 44 7 61 16'-» tS^-» 16 Very often such apprecia- phone 8 3/4s of 2000, rated Chinplnt 40 i 24 4 23'. 24 + 1 3SS HewltPhs 4014 840 53>« 52 * J2'•— Tandy 8 230 26'• 2S''2Si i 25"i Indiana 10.4s of '89 now, you Chd.nSD 80 Jitil tion in bonds is prevented by AAA, sell today at 88 ($880), Funds — Pioneer and Pioneer quiries to David R. Sargent, ir • Holiday 6610 503 \T * 16'4 16'.+ IU Mn 3 97 41 4'-. 1 . •..•.« 2 40 4 in* 16 jS-*4 3SJ4- HoilvS _ 44 19' 1 19 '. 19'i + 841131 22477 54'5'. S4'« 14*— I will pay 100 and enjoy a cur- the existence of a call price of for example. If interest rates II. The first is a more conven- Successful Investing, c/o The CntSiie 2 32 5 25-4 IS*. M 11MI 20a B 263 35* 34 1 3i', el*dn9 92l 4 429 123* 121* I/I'. < < IIIPIIP I i ft -14+t, rent yield of nearly 10'* tional mutual fund with a ;/ 14'-*- iwll 2 60 t 291 71'. 71'. M i + PIDrmt 17 325 16". 16' 4 105 or 110. The call price is generally drop from nearly 10 Daily Register, One Register CnrrsC.t 8 166 1b 4 17'4 + 1 IB .pCp 5012 SS 3S 34' 1 35 + elex 11 209 3* SV) percent. If interest rates the pre-arranged level at broadly diversified portfolio CnrvMer 20i_ Bj; 7'4 7'j_ percent to 8 percent, the" Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. '*• HuusnFI SS 5 610 17'. 17'. 17'.+ ennco 2 40 7 310 J5'. 35'.* Clierp 1 30 S/4I il » 11'4 21*_ dropped over the coming year 236 b ISO 27** 26'. 27 esoro 6 436 I4'i 14 which the bond can be called price of this bond should rise made up of well-known com- 07701.1 L it.esSvl 6010 173 ?2^4 + 73 72'. HousNGI 109 213 30'> 30' * 3O->. • eiaco 7 16 S 3470 1H', 27* 274.— '/* to 9 percent for a bond of this in by the issuing company and CUylnv t 20 3Iff 17'. 17'.- 141] 284 20'4 20 70 exEst 2 70 B n76 SS* 54', S\ • • * from 88 to 109, for a nice 4h a 1 37 1 Game 2 20 5 37 HughsTIs 8411 210 43'* 43 1 43',+ eilnsi 213 379 92*TO *9i*+r . quality, the price of the bond redeemed for cash. The call profit of 25 percent. C lev El 1 92 •'in 16' • IS'. 16 + C Ind 1 84 i 410 24'4 24 14',- 1 e«lnt _ 956 14V* 13* 13^.— * L lor 0* '6 b 10'4 10 10 — wld tend to rise to 115, so that •01 NACp 3 S 45 43'. 42'. 43 enOGs 4812 657 4B'a *H . price for the AAA-rated Stan- And if interest rates do not 24'. 1 CHil&S 40 b 323 23'. 24 + U Int 9SSS 300 12 11 '. 12 + .('[ 1 .1 45«23 11 Mu 64 '* the interest return of $104 LocaBtl 44 7 104 SJ* dard Indiana 10.4s of 1989, for NOTICE dahoP 2 40 1 82 22 0/1 •- 22 + SHUtil 1 64 7 307 17', I?', fall, all you have to do is hold CocaCl 1 9611 326 34'. 1 dtalB 1 60 S 97 21 N " • extgll 1.20 9 121 2S /, 14't would amount to 9 percent. If instance, is 100. Thus, when CoigPali us / S3S Ib 0 the bond until it matures in 20 mint 1, 1 20 4 8S* 2V - Hi". 11 w+ M .'.i.i.Mi MO 5 1S2 74* }«'. CoiPen 1 40 S S7 20'n rates generally fell to the 8 iNCO *0*21 161 IB'18. ' j 1 niokol 1 55 6 13 36* 38'* buying bonds for profit, buy years. You will then receive Coltlnd 2 SO 5 14 42 1 BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT lie* co .1420 164 24 23 i 23 J- hriftv 66 9 78 12 11*4 percent level, this bond would »G«| 1 44 8 238 34 j one selling below par, at a ngerfi 3 16 7 192 51*4SI* S1+4_ igerlnt 80 S 478 19'. 19* $1,000 per bond, for a profit of CmbEn 2 20 8 9? 43 * nidStl?80a 4 61 37'*Jl>. 31'i_ imesMl 20 B 70 3?* 32'. On*E <60 1 383 21 ) nlrlh 2 20 4 25 2S'l1] | MW— '• imkn 3 6 65 52* 51 Comsat 2 30 J 43 37*i BMS 3 4412 2559 62'( U ' 62'i + okheimM 7 26 164 14', OVERNIGHT PARKING BAN Conoco I 90 b 920 •)•• nlFiav BO12 3SO IB'.II'. 18'.— '•« W Corp 9 430 17 16*4 ConEd 2 44 S 168 22'. nlMarvi SO 4 132 36 JV> 3SH + ransmi.12 5 379 16* 16* Stocks mixed on anniversary ConFdi 1 76 b US 24 nlMin 3 1 m S3'i S3 - 53*.+ fai-isf01 2414 652 35 34 EFFECTIVE CnsNG 3 b 78 17*1 niPdpri 20 I 341 3B>.171* 38',+ invirs J 08 4 148 Ut« 33' j ConsPw2 36 b 224 19*. nlTT 2 20 S 708 25'«14* 75 + H nCon203e_ 66 17* 17* .CotHAir 30e 3 401 9 . NEW YORK (AP) - and memories of "Black the New York stock market NOVEMBER 1,1979 thru APRIL 15,1980 owaBI* S2 6 180 20'4IfM 19'.— rlco .18 9 31 9 tr. 8'.- '-» CnUCOfD 2 5 242 26 ' ow«PS7O4 •> 41 20 19^4 20 _ ucsEPI.42 7 172 14''i \i<* 14%— '• Stock prices were mixed in Tuesday," which was not the and it may have been the lehCp 12 336 23V. 23 23'a CFoa140a6 355 36'1 37', 37**.—I1'* telCp 361—2325 5>« d 4H I**- light trading yesterday, the first sharp decline of themost devastating day in the A UAL 1_ 799 20** 20* 20*+ Ifj JhnManl 92 S 121 22 4 22V. 22V», >C 1 20 6 38 13 dil* 12*— * American J 50th anniversary of "Black crash nor the sharpest but history of markets." SUMMONSES WILL BE ISSUED Johnjn 214 436 66*. 65^ 66 . UNCRes SO 6 377 22*4 22* 22'1— Vonddv sselecle JonLgn 60 B 60 9*a 9'. 9i» Tuesday," as thousands dem- Josienv 1 8 39 19-4 18'. m*. JVlnd 16c 6 192 ''•— •/» made the deepest impact be- BY POLICE TO ALL VIOLATORS UnCarb 3 5x492 39'• 38' • 39 onstrated outside the New The Dow Jones industrial a Mfg 1 72 1 411 V . 026 3 27 UnElec 1 44 7 lift 13't tl cause of the huge volume. Sales »art 84 6 522 24' 23'. 24 p 30 7 1719 40* J9>* York Stock Exchange to de- average fell 30.57 points on • srAil 20 4 239 18' PE nds High Low Clow Chg UPacC 1.30 9 1246 67'} 66*67 +1 It was, economist John 7 131 1 1 1'* 1'4' nGE 1 90 9 B8 1f< OVfll — 284 4* 4 • 4'.* mand an end to Wall Street that day. On the previous Ordinance #290 Code Book 64-28 ' KanPLtl 96 7 53 17' UnBrnd70d S 58 9* 9'9*. + * support of nuclear power. Kenneth Galbraith later day, it had fallen 38.33 points, Katvind 3 bi 8 U5GVP&J40 4 156 3|* 31 ji'»- '. Section C KautBr 24 b 15/ B1 B 8 - *m USInd 76 S 284 9 8'/* I + '•'• wrote, "the most devas- setting a record that still .M Oflt 1 146 3 Keiioggl 32 9 59 17' 17V. 17'a + U5SleeM.6O 5 340 71'* 21 21>/<+ •> •••I 1 inel 1.20 9 217 24'23V! 23Vi- *, The Dow Jones average of tating day in the history of UnTech220 6 420 37'. jt'i 37'*+ '* stands. trg 30_ 55 Uj'- rM 1 5510 97 57 Tel 1 52 6 180 17* 17'17V** — * 30 industrials fell .68 to 808 62 (itrgnB 24 S 37 8 1 B • nbCI2 B8 b 14.' 41 UPlOhn 1 71 B 135 40' h..*»rlv 18e B V J - / • g(Rd 70 B 51 22' USLIFE 68 6 K225 21') ll'-a 11** >,* but advancers led losers by J DowVailg 1Q_ 336 14*1 33 . 'ins 1.20 7 15 23 23' : UtaPL 1 7611 135 17 16'. 17 + t4j an 8-7 margin among NYSE- •urtdtdN 26 7 112 9 4 1' . KraM 3 6 92 46'4 46'* 46'; an 4018 77 23*4 23' s 23*+ M U'dscdn la S 32 18 17** Kroger-,1 36 i 459 18>i IB'* I8H VaEPwMO 7 890 11* II . 11*+ '• listed issues. IK -Pet 1634 92 16 1 15-4 LtV 7 372 7'4 7*i 7'; Wachov 86 J 70 1Bl4 IB 18V Carn«1 1 b0 ' 30 24 • 23'. LearSa 1 04 4 23 18'. 18 • 18h WalMrt 3013 65 29 29 29 LeeEnt 7210 IS 20'. 20 20 WaltJmi 80 5 39 28* 28* 28*+ '-* Volume was 22.72 million CirclelCI 10T 1.1 19'. 19*. Lehmnl 3Jf_ 50 11 IO'I IO'I Corns 1 8 253 39* 39 39 JOIN CENTURY 21. Coiemn 92 b 20 14'. U*» itiF 60 S IB 20** 20 » 20•-, nrLI 32 7 568 20'- 20 20'/.+ 1 shares, the lowest since May ContiOG _ 41 16 4 16 LOF 1 20a i 22 2S^. 25' WsriWt 2 08 6 10 20<4 19'-. 20 + '>* 14, a fact that shows how Cuoc11 20e * 10 6*», 6 * et 2 50W (99 Jd'« 32' J WnAirL 40 4 142 B'. B'* 8'* Hi, F ij Ib IS'- EII2.1O13. 683 S6'i 5S vVfiBm 1 64 S 67 27* 271-, 27',— '•'* much the NYSE has grown Litton Ib 6 63S JO CrulcH 362/ 47 14 . 13'i WUnioni 40_ 537 19'* IB'/j (9 + V, DA-nson _ 354 16 4 I5>. Lockhd 10 76 22 21 '1 since "Black Tuesday," TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WestgEI 97 5 503 IB' • IB* IB'.t '. ut-ws I ?0 4 119 54', 53J4 UdUDrt 3012 97 17 16' I . 'erhri.30 7 K404 29* 2B* 79.'-.+ Vl LnStar 1 40 4 75 23'< 43 when the 16.41 million shares DornrPg s —1967 43 * 41'. WheelFI 20 8 62 29'. 26' 1 29'.+ '/* LllCo 1 78 6 34S IS d14 1 DorcGsn 20 7 181 20 1 20 'hirlpl 1 40 7 34 19'4 19 19>^ traded broke the previous 4813 3090 53'. SO*. Jtnicln 110 244 6^ 6'* 'hiteMt 2 180 S* 5' s 5' • volume record by 27 percent 1 11 triRtfl 1 ft 100 23") 23'4 LdPac 60b S 139 20** 20 WhiMdk 50 5 735 15''. U'* 15 +1* OUR ADVANTAGES. 1 8 4 H.-UBP',. 23 109 r. 6.4 es 1.04 4 V) W>'4 IJ*. 14'/*+ >'. and staggered the market. J MGIC 1 8 435 25 24^1 25'.^ >•» FrontA 20D 4 27 10 * 9 4 10 * + Williams 117 362 21'» 21'-i 21*» nil 7210 9b 18 "•«7 OR I 3022 8 3'. 3** -J* 168 9 22 29* 29 29* + '• The day would have been a '1 85 6 24 43 42' 1 a Macy tbgo 106 66 2'4 2'i 2'i di 25e_ 97 15*. 15' . ' C.4 b vlh 1 60 6 234 261. 25'/. 26 dull one on Wall Street were MagicO 60' 4 274 7*. d M _ 54 1 - 1 1 Xeroa 2 40 9 1299 58'/, 57* 57*— * MAPCO1 40 8 95 29'* 28's it not for the demonstrators BdSinP HO 29] 16 > ZdleCD I 08 6 22 19'. IB'* 18*4 1 40 7 183 43*. 43 • M3 109 "10*1 ZenithR 1 9 669 10 d 9* 9U— * 'ivCO 12 87. 9'. 80 6 61 17', 17'i 1610 344 16's U** Slocks CO 60 B 193 22 Area firm MdssvFg _ 84 9'-. NhWYORK,. that, "this record order vol- Motrolai 2010 230 48 47 «F*t + 1 Fidelity Union Bank Corg.. 30'.* 30* 10 8 1 st Jersey National 12 13 Why.' Because CKNTUKY 21 has distinct advantages. Like MIFufl 2 2O10 33 27' > 27 27V* ume has resulted in the Com- rst National T.R 13 14 WISTel 2,32 7 42 24'» 13** 14V.— ','» professional on Koing (raining. Unique listing and selling tools [ours anklin State *>•< 7"4 pany having a sales backlog NCR 1 60 1 95 63 62''i 62' 7— Ui Jersey Shore 9 11 of over $30 million, the larg- exclusively!. Plus our multi-million dollar "presold" Image through 2010 541 17'* 26 26' ,+ *t Midlantlc Bank.. 24'.. 25% ULT 1 12 b 337 23H W* 22'.— '• Widlantic Preferred ,.. 2Ji, 23*4 est backlog in its 34-year his- advertising. People recognize Ihle man or woman In the Gold -Jacket as the Nabiwoi SO 7 75 22'• lift 22 + Vi New Jeriev National Core 21"* 221* Neighborhood Professional, who gels the job done. NdtAirl SO_ 553 47* 46'i 46'.- *% Ocean County National.... IIW 14 tory." NfttCan 72 4 24 18'» 1BH IB'. People's National Lake wood 38 41 . il you'd like to have a U\& advantage In your real estate career. I- iiolihli- atD.Sti 80 b 122 24'. 24H 24V* .tirpwiburv State ..... 11 13 alFG 2 54 S 26 27 26** 26>* nlii us at our special (\ireer Ni^ht United Counties Trust Co 12 14 1 dt&VDl 48 4 28 19 18'. IB'.- •/• 11.led Jersey Bank irj', Nqt sales for the third Who knows .' II voji quality, there may be Gold tberrnc II 646 31* 30 4 30' 1— '/• INDUSTRIAL quarter were $9,970,000 as dllStl 2 60 4 170 79*« 28'j 29H + 1 jtodvnamics 5'* 6 in vuui future. dtotiiM 10 5 109 27* 27". 27'*+ '<* rock way 12*-* 131-* compared to $8,138,000 for the evPw 2 12 7 60 24<,i 74'* 24* jck Engineering , 3 4 WE'RE THE NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONALS:- evPwwi _ 7 20 20 20 + '. R G Corporation •/* same quarter of last year. EngEI224b 140 20* 20 20*+ * )e Tomaso Industries 41* i'u 1979 Sales for the first nine ewm|l3Oa5 214 26*4 25*4 26'4+ J Electronic Associates 6'« I«MP 1 44 6 248 12* 12* 12' 1 AC Industries 6 »•* months reached $27,587,000 orfvVni 92 4 1221 72'. 21'/. 22''.+ '•'% FF. . 18', 19 CENTURY 21 CAREER NIGHTS 'jAPhti 70 4 27 27' • 2b>-* 27 • '.* oodarama S' t 5* the nine-month figure for 1978 WSIUM 10 7 294 9"4 9 9V. iibson Homans MI- m. was $23,968,000. OrNGv 3 b 41 45'. 45'-* 4S'.i+ ft King James Eat. Care 1 NOV. 1 - HILTON INN • TINTON FALLS 0StPw228 6 55 II Ik 21* 21H+ I* Metallurgical Int 7*. |H run I 80 S 108 36'. 35''* 35'.+ 1'. Midland Glass \....• • *)*% 9*. clAiHBO 7 997 26' * 2* 26 — '1 Airways 1'. V. Net income for the third G.S.P. Exit 105 7:30 PM Nli Pi 32 6 »135 25) 24>. 24'.+ Id rionmouth Capital J'M 2'* quarter of 1979 was $906,000 Hfid2OS6 76 32* 31 '•> 32*- . Park 14 rton t 60 6 42 30 29* 79*.— V* Monmouin Real Estate... 4 jW*versu" s $682,000 for the com- rStml 04b 7 1419 IS'i NOV. 8 — HOLIDAY INN • TOMS RIVER N J Natural Gas ?4t« 1SV* parable period in 1978. Net L.PPIUS 5 632 24 Perkin Elmer ,. ia». 79 oEd 1 76 9 842 U'l recision OOtics •.* * income for the first nine Route 37 7:30 PM aGE1.6OH 270 I4M fldiophooc Corp 4* 4* • NGtSO 6 83 IB*' ay Comm Ind Inc ,. \*/j 2% months of 1979 was $2,511,000 TO REGISTER, CALL YOUR NEARESTCENTURY 21 OFFICE, n 1 b 136 16* rural Metal r. 11, compared with $1,871,000 re- n,irk 1 44 4 13 29'i nangle Industries !', n1, OR CALL 449-4700 «tnC 1 20 / 352 26',* S Hdmts M* 11', ported for 1978's similar peri- | 1 • '•'• "•"> •• « -' • I<.W"..I i .ni,. ,,,..,ii, ,II-I.,,, ,,.,, ..„ wpnllli 76 4 «8Ofl IB * U« Ti-l trol >G 2 b 231 30* 30 od. 1 '"' s* Bacb otnte !• lndip««dtnUjr .Wiled ••< oper.l.il I qu.l I,„,,]„,„,„, opportunity tGE 7.44 6 1221 22'<« 22 SHREWSBURY, N J. TUESDAY, OCTOBER-30, 1979 The Daily Register 17 Sewer rate hike OK'd despite councilmen's protest By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN was attended by only one or larger house with multiple tempt to force the authority stroyed in a storm The other the pipes. 70 percent of which LONG BRANCH - De- tem which charges the same Use is "most closely re- two residents. And although bathrooms doesn't use more to rebate a SI million surplus is installation of a "grit are more than 50 years old. is yearly tee to each household spite the protests of three the hearing had been official- lated to the number of resi- water than a one or two- to its customers, on grounds chamber" at the Joline Ave- overtaxing the treatment regardless of size after much dents." Blum added City Councilman attending ly closed. Greenspan last bedroom apartment that the authority is'an inde- nue treatment plant to pre- plant. the meeting, the Long Branch study Before voting unanimous- night was allowed to speak, "Engineers, when they pendent body with full re- vent further wear and tear on Blum also testified that Sewerage Authority last "It's a commonly held ly, with one absence, to ap- on behalf of the council, to are working out the best sponsibility for its rates and the system by sand which has only about $8 of the 134 hike night voted to hike the 1980 misconception that poor fam- prove the rale hike Authority ask that the authority delay plans, may not have to be charges. seeped into the pipes increase is caused by the sewer rate by 46 percent, to ilies use less water than rich Chairman John Guire cited or spread out their repairs concerned about the ability to Blum and Otto Millgram, According to earlier testi- need for repairs. $108 per residence. families." he said According the testimony by the engi- over a longer period of time pay. but we are," he added of Elson T. Killam As- mony, the rate hike will also Operations and the con- Following the 4-0 vote to the results of a survey done neers regarding the emer- The councilman also re- Greenspan, Council Presi- sociates, design engineers, help the authority pay its 25 version of about $5 million in iJohn Moran was absent). by the authority several gency nature of repairs iterated his suggestion that dent .William Walling and testified last night to both the percent matching share if the temporary funding to per- Councilman Seymour Green- years ago comparing 300 needed and the increasing the authority base its charges Councilman Philip J. Hayes immediate need for repairs city receives federal funding manent funding would ac- span said he and the other North Long Branch house- oepraling costs. on usage, rather than using said last night they would and the fairness of the filed to replace parts of its aging count for a rate hike to 1100, cpuncilmen were "dis- holds and 300 Elberon house The authority's last rale the current flat-rate which, consult with the city attorney rate for all households, be sewer system the engineer said turbed" by the authority's ac- holds,' no correlation exists hike, in 1975. almost doubled he said, places an unfair to see if they had any power they one-room apartments or The engineers said that Blum said the authority between economic status and tion. burden on the poor and those the sewer rale for many resi- to force the authority to mod- 20-room houses the seepage of rain water into arrived at the flat rate sys- sewerage use. he said dents Greenspan said he would living on a fixed income. ify the rate hike or its method Millgram said that the request from the authority's And he was dubious about of charging. councilmen's request that re-

1 **^. *rf.*^- -* " TJUI itteresult jruKfnf pairt toidolayed or stretched, Mch. they said . demoT Bi.#ar(rWum._ senior vice time (he city triecf to in-out over a longer period to strate the necessity of the president of T & M Astervene in a sewerage author- cut down on expenses was rate hike. sociates. the authority's engi- ity matter by taking it to impossible because at least Mayor Henry R. Cioffi. neers, who said s the size of a court make it seem unlilkely two major repairs, which will / NOVEMBER 4 who was not in attendance at house or the number of bath- that the council will be able A paid directory of coming events for non-profit cost about 1700,000, are emer- Organ Recital. David Weadon. recitalist First last night's meeting, had rooms had little effect on to halt the rate from rising gencies organizations Rates 12 00 for three lines for one day. earlier called the proposed sewer usage. $1 00 each additional line; $3.00 for two days, $1. 25 each Presbyteriail Church. Tower Hill. Red Bank Werks by from (74 to $108 come Jan 1. One of these repairs is re- Bach. Bux/ehude & Franck Freewill offering* Child rate hike "an outrage." "I would like to see the additional line; $5 .00 for three to five daysy . $1 50 each In 1977, Superior Court placement of the outfall ca- I'MlUWIIfll • provi'drtf 4 "p in data on that," Greenspan additional IIBOI $6.Oft far 10 days, ft 00uai'h additional Judge—Merrill Lane 3r ~ pacity" lost when the Hroad- bf rate increase held a week ago said "I can't believe that a knocked down the^ city's at- way outfall line was de- line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call VFW Post 2179 Flea Market Sun Nov 4.9am to5 The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for the Date Secre- pm H/ghway 36 lEast i, Port Monmouth inext to tary Ail'i 1500 for indoor space. $8 00 outdoor space, for OCTOBER 17-31 single table $3 00 for each additional table Maximum Inspection fails to locate rats Wonder Warehouse announces the opening of its four tables Call 787-0999 Everybody Exhibit Ideal for children from 5 years old Long Branch Lions 9th Year Annual Breakfast. ABERDEEN - A second rats had eaten it, there proba- ship health officer, said none property and repeated bait- to 17. Please phone museum for information 747-2266 Nov. 4 9 am to 1 p.m at Sirianni's Friendly Cafe 151 inspection of rat baiting sta- bly would' be more bait of the bait pellets along the ing." Brighton Ave, Long Branch. N.J, Tickets $2 50 tions placed in the Cliff wood gone." weeded area had been dis- Scapicio said that he has OCTOBER 30 229-7980 Eggs, sausage, ham & pancakes, coffee, juice section last week has re- Zare inspected the bait turbed vealed no definite infestation received no complaints from Parents Without Partners. Bayshore Chapter »644. & milk stations last Wednesday, af- Scapicio said it appears will hold a Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Feary PL. of the rodents in the area. ter they had been in the area residents of the Greenwood that the baiting the township Avenue section, where town- Morgan, 8:30 p.m. Live music, free-buffet. Call 739-3867 Fall Rummage Sale & Flea Market, sponsored by Township Sanitarian Victor for two days, and found that Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Shalom. 186 Maple /are reported last night. has done so far and a public ship-owned and private prop- for information only one bait station had been education campaign that his Ave . Red Bank. 9-5 pm Zare said that bait stations erty is being used as dumping The Shrewsbury Chorale will hold auditions this nibbled. But in his inspection office has conducted in the placed on township property grounds and rats have been evening for its fall and spring concerts Join us in NOVEMBER 5 Wednesday. Zare found four area has brought the rats un- at the edge of a vacant field sighted for the past several singing Bernstein. Charpentier. and the Bach B Minor Unique Holiday Arts 4 Crafts Sale at 4 p.m at the dead rats in the area of the der control. on Locust Street were found bait years. The Greenwood Ave- Mass Call Mike Lynott at 741-6095 evenings or Bill Shrewsbury Presbyterian Parish Hall. Sycamore Aye . nue section was baited last yesterday to have been nib- "My impression is thai Sauer for more information. Shrewsbury Enormous quantities of items including week by Fogging Unlimited. bled at only slightly, and no He said last week that he through baiting and education homemade baked goods, benefit Scholarship Fund Shrewsbury, the township's, dead rats were found in the could not determine where .we're doing pretty well this American Association of Univ Women Program at 8 regular pest exterminator. OCTOBER 31 vicinity when Zare inspected. the four rodents had come week," Scapicio said."There p m All invited from, and noted that an in- The Transcendental Meditation program offers "The baits were nibbled is no way to completely spection of the vacant field Scapicio has hand-de- ! free introductory presentations with a color film every NOVEMBER 7 at very slightly," Zare said eliminate the rat problem, uncovered no evidence that livered literature to Clif- Wed . 1 and 8 p m 326 Broad St.. Red Bank. 747-7035 Chinese Auction sponsored by St Mark s E.C.W. at "The nibbling was so slight but it can be kept under con- rats are nesting there. fwood and Cliff wood Beach Buck Smiths. Palmer Ave. East Keansburg 8 pm that even field mice could be trol through public education, residents, telling them how to NOVEMBER 1 Door prizes, refreshments, admissions $1 50 eating away at the bait. If Robert Scapicio, the town- the cleaning up of township control rats Red Bank Christian Women's Club invites you to "Come Get Acquainted", for a day with speaker Millie NOVEMBER 7-8 Dienert at the Molly Pitcher Reservations: Call Oceanpbrt United Methodist Women Rummage Sj 747-9376. Bake Sale. 50 Main Street. Oceanport. Wednesday. Arrest youth in injury to cop QUEST - A forum for single adults. Gala Hallow- November 7, 7-9 pm and Thurs . November 1,9AM een Party, music, games, prizes, refreshments Cos- till noon LINCROFT - A 16-year- The youth, whose name viction of a suspect According to police, the old local youth was arrested was not released because of Foulks said no one has tumes optional but encouraged. 8 P.M Donation: $3.00 NOVEMBER 9. 10 suspect refused to show a Unitarian Church. 1475 W. Front St. Lincroft last night by Brookdale Com- his age. was wanted for ag- claimed the reward yet. driver's license and regis- Faith Reformed Church. 215 Middle Rd-. Hazlet. munity College Police in con- gravated assault on a police The incident occurred on tration, directed foul lan- Harvest Fair, plants, cakes, breads. Christmas items, nection with the injuring of a officer, theft of police proper- Tuesday at about 12:30 p.m guage at McCabe and, when NOVEMBER 2 handmade articles Candles, wreaths jewelry Coffee police officer last week in a ty and numerous motor vehi- when Detective Thomas Me- McCabe reached into the car Reading. Pa bus trip Christmas shop early $10 and cake. Fri night Sat soup and sandwiches Fn . college parking lot. cle violations including reck- Cabe stopped the suspect be- to have the driver step out, Bus leaving Atlantic Highlands Atlantic Highlands- Nov. 9. 6-10. all day Sat . Nov. 10.10 a m to 4 p.m. All 1_ Brookdale Police Captain less driving and leaving the cause he had been seen driv- drove away at high speed, Highlands Pop Warner 8721647.2911865 are welcome. Kenneth Foulks said that the scene of an accident ing through the college's catching McCabe by the wrist Middletown Township PBA Annual Ball. Shore The Willowbrook Players will present Barefoot In i juvenile was arrested as a A $100 reward had been parking lots. Police said they and dragging him about 100 Casino. Atlantic Highlands, featuring The Flames & The Park" at the Monmouth CIVIC Auditorium. Eaton- result of continued investiga- offered by a police-related or- are concerned about a feet. comedian Tony Stevens. For tickets see any Middletown town Mall, at 7 30 on Nov 9.10 Tickets are available at tion by the campus force and ganizaion at Brookdale for number of thefts of stereos McCabe was treated at Police Officeror call 671-4700 door the cooperation of Mid anyone with information and CB radios from cars in Riverview Hospital, Red dletown Police. leading to the arrest and con- the lots. Bank. Maynard Ferguson Band in concert at Rumson NOVEMBER 10 Fair Haven High School auditorium Fri.. Nov 2. 8 p.m. Bus trip to Reading Pennsylvania. $10. 8 AM Bus Limited number of tickets available. $5 00 Sponsored from MiddletQWn, Old Village Fire Company Ladies bytheSGA. . Auxiliary 671-2337 Fourth Annual Bazaar to be held at St Agnes NOVEMBER 2, 3 School. 55 South Ave . Atlantic Highlands. 10 A M to 4 Rummage Sale, Fri.. 9:30-4 P M , Sal., 9:30-Noon PM Ten rooms, filled with handmade gifts. Christmas held by United Methodist Women at Christ Church. 300 items, baked goods, doll room and art room Lunch Ridge Rd., Fair Haven available. Holiday Bazaar. Reformed Church. 62 Hance Ave , Flea Market Holmdel High School. Crawford Tinton Falls. Fri.. Nov 2. 6-9p.m.. Sat.. Nov. 3.10 a m. Corner Rd Sat . 10 A M to 2 P.M. Rain or shine to 3 p m Handmade gifts, holiday decorations, baked Benefit for school music programs goods, trash and treasure JOIN OUR Belford United Methodist Church Christmas Monmouth Players Production "The Gingerbread Bazaar. Church St & Campbell Ave . Belford. Nov 10. Lady," Neil Simon comedy Directed by Bob Clark, 10-5 P M Luncheon, baked goods, various articles Navesink Library Theater, Monmouth Rd. Middletown Curtain. 8:30. Tickets at the door NOVEMBER 10, 11 Senior Citizens of Shrewsbury Township Christmas Bazaar & Cake Sale. 9 30-5 p m . Shrewsbury Township NOVEMBER 2, 3, 4 20th Annual Rumson Antique Show. Holy Cross NOVEMBER 11 School. Rumson, N.J Nov. 2 and 3, 11 am to 9 p.m. "The Great Art Steal", popular fund raiser, Nov 4 12 p.m to 5 p.m Luncheon served Admission sponsored by the Guild of Creative Art. Shrewsbury, $2. will be held at the Monmouth Museum. November 11 ^INTEREST beginning 1 30 p m For tickets call 741-1441. each ticket PAID ON COMPLETED CLUBS NOVEMBER 3 holder is entitled to an original work of art A Seventh Annual Luncheon and Fashion Show NOVEMBER 1! sponsored by the Evening Auxiliary of Riverview Hospi- 5We make it easy to join our Christmas Club. Turn good B'nai B'rith Women's Ayelet Chapter Chinese tal to be held at the Hilton Inn. Tinton Falls at 12 noon Auction. Buck Smith's. Palmer Ave . East Keansburg. 7 intentions into Christmas money by selecting one of the Reservations. 671-3412. . following weekly Christmas Club payment plans: S1.0O, p in Donation $150 Free door prizes, free re- S2.O0, S3.00. $5.00, $10.00, $15.00, $20 00, $25.00. Rumson Recreation sponsors a theater trip to "A freshments Tickets Joan Schreiber, 583-1310 or Most Happy Fella" on Nov 3 Tickets are $25. which Marlene Maciaszek. 583-5054 include bus. ticket, coffee donuts going; wine and NOVEMBER 12.13,14 cheese coming home Make reservations at Boro Hall Rummage Sale. Star of the Sea School, Chelsea & EM D Flea Market. Nov 3, 1979. 9 a.m. to 4 p m Third Aves . Long Branch. Mon . 10 a m-4:30 p m . First Presbyterian Church. Hoey & Cedar Ave , Long Tues 10a.m. to8p.m. Wed . 9am to 12 noon Bargains Branch Let us have your garage sale: Tables $7. Call galore! 542-0377. NOVEMBER 16rl7 The Monmouth Players production of the "Ginger- The Opera Operetta Society of the Monmouth bread Lady "at the Navesink Library Curtain8:40p.m Conservatory of Music presents Smctana s Titillating tickets available through Vince Lombardi K. of C "Bartered Bride" in English with orchestra and ballet Middletown Call 671-5675. At Monmouth Art Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank at 8 p m. Tickets $5. $6. and $7 with student, senior Rumson Woman s Club Annual Fall Lunch- citizen and group discounts Available at Art Center box eon Fashion Show, Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown, Nov. 3. office 842-9002 Or Call Monmouth Conservatory, Noon. $7.00 per person Reservations: 544-0096. 741-8880 Annual Turkey dinner sponsored by MCBC of Red NOVEMBER 17 Bank United Methodist Church. Broad St.. 4-7 p.m. Giant Indoor Flea Market and Craft Show Spon- DRINK COASTERS ON $5, $10. $15, $20, $25 9 When you join our Christmas Club, you receive Mini-craft Show & Bazaar Adults $5 00. Children $2.00. sored by St Joseph School PTA. will be held on Nov 17. FREE a set of six hot or cold drink coasters with Founders Day Luncheon."New Jersey State Feder- 10a m to4pm Tables: $10 00 Reservations 566-1422. beautiful scenic design - while supply lasts - in ation of Colored Women's Clubs will be hosted by "Red 583-4379 Eves and weekends 566-8306 addition to interest on completed clubs. Coasters Banktfommunity Betterment, local club " East Central are heat resistant, cork backed and alcohol proof. Country and Western Band Sponsored by Mater Dei District. Honorees will include Senator Ywyona Lit- Booster Club at^Memorial Hall. St Marys. New Mon- man. Several clubs and individuals will receive awards mouth Continuous entertainment, cold buffet, free for 50 years Federation Service Rev. Miller Harris and beer, set-ups available Tickets $8.50 per person Doors the Mayor of Ocean Twp. participants. The Rhudell 8 p.m For information. 787-0513. 671-2864 'INTEREST RAID ONLY ON COMPLETED CLUBS WITH INTEREST CALCOLATED FROM Snelling of Jersey City will be the featured soloists DA V Of DEPOSIT TO THE COMPLETION OF THE CLUB. INTEREST WILL BE FORFEITED LePavillon Caters. Wickapecko Dr.. Wanamassa NOVEMBER 23 ON CLUBS CLOSED PRIOR TO THE NORMAL COMPLETION DATE. Tickets available from club members. Country Western Hoedown featuring i Al & Carol I and the Country All Stars will be presented by the Sportswear and Dress Sale. 10 a.m. to 2 p m at the Azurettes All Girl Rifle Brigade and the Autistic Holmdel Firehouse. Main Street, «Rt. 520). Never used Children Fund on Nov 23. 7:30 p.m. to 1:30 am Also clothing, sizes 5-16. Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary having square dance show and buffet until 9 p.m at the Holmdel Fire Company S Harold Daley VFW Post 1333. Lake Ave., Asbury Park. Donations $10 per person. For tickets or informa- 'Your Kind of Donk' Rummage Sale at the Burrowes Mansion. 94 Main tion contact Sam Crandall. 774-0853 or Joe McKet St., Matawan. Sat Nov. 3.10 am. to 3 p.m. Food table, 988-9604 novelties, also will be sold Rain date. Nov. 10th. Commercial Trust VFW 2179 will hold its annual Past Commanders & NOVEMBER 24 Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical author & lecturer COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY Past Presidents Dinner Dance at the post home in Middletown. The menu includes: filet mignon, shrimp will conduct a teaching seminar at The Molly Pitchei MIODLETOWN: 1250 Route 35 (nr. New Monmouth R.I ) / NAVESINK: 100 Route 35 (a! Navesink River Rd.l cocktail, ice cream cake roll and an open bar from 9 to Inn. Red Bank, on Sat . Nov 24. 1979. 9 am to 1 pm LEONARDO: Route 36 (al Avenue Dl LINCROFT: 660 Neman Springs Rd. (at Middletovm Lincrolt Rd I Coffee «.• Danish will be served For registration in 1. Music by "The Mellophonics " $12.50 per person. Olhn Banking Ollicn in Hudion, Beigen, Union and Mntdltivi CounliM Mtmtow > IJIC «nd Futeial R«iefvt Syltem formation, please call 291-2436 or 842-8738 Tickets 787-0999 or 787r9897 18 The Daily Renter TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1979 Tiger 51 H«lpW»nttd S4 Situations Wanted Female

SALES AUTOMOTIVE 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Salt BABYSITTING In ray home. Men Fri STOP!! Call 739 0*42 DODCE VAN H76 -3IS. automatic. MERCEDES BENZ 2U&L IVORY Autos For Salt uset regular gas Will trade lor econ CLASSIC 19*9 — Bamboo leather OPPORTUNITY BABYSIT TING - Christian mother omy car or (3000 •M-0M brown pinsiripe. lull beautiful wishes lo watch children in her own 113.200 Also 1979 240 Diesel, loaded DODCE SPORTS VAN I9,» fc« home Call anytime, 4« «»4, Oinny AMC CONCORD DELUXE 1971 - 9000 miles, 116.890 Mutl see both KNOCKS r-our door, SIH Cylinder, automati cellent condition Ashing 13000 Call Owner 142-8105 BOOKKEEPING — Save your com AM FM. onxilc Stereo air. (40 264 13*9 Earn 115.000 to (20.000 or more a piny money, save me gat. lei me do or be*t offer 741 4 a* 'aw h»—"'- Muflf tx i-' NVatlwan -MTWM Wiii AN i f-.< ptorieH.,.ftfcaT \»UMV t(tdU for*«M«-i «ni* Hot Haven Chairtida with some front Malt. Antiques and Iteve message TRIUMPH SPITFIRE. 1975 - bood paid no* and references lo Mr. Besl Car Wash pitalliallon and many fringe bene 787 5584 desk experience preferred. Call FlAT 1975 SL - Sport Coupe t • 170-aooo. condition Sacrifice sale, need mon 7873349 Systems. 1 South Buffalo Av«., fits. Call M Leverich, 780-1200. EMI. 747-9090. CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE - cellent condition. 27 32 mpg $1500 ev for college, 11900. Call 670-2335 Vent nor, N.J 08406. 4^ ALL AROUND YARD WORK - Call 229 7339 after .1. , MUSTANG GRANDE If71 — ALL JUNK — Wrecked and ur Treetcut Gutters, garages cleaned 1970 fully eauipped. UH DELIVERY PERSONNEL — Part- "TEWVNG~OPER A TOR S Power steering, air, new llrt Twin Boro Motors Inc. wanted cars and trucks. Bought. Free estimates 74l-430>. . * . Call 671 QM> FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1t73 — Mini shocks, exhaust, plus l«7t 302 e lime, must have own car. Apply In MECHANICALLY INCLINED Experienced 131 Newman Spring Rd. Red Bank Call 495-0611. BUI person, Lulgl's Famous Pilia, '77 PERSON — To fabrtcalc custom «»---" 1 Call 872f333 condition, original owner, low gin*, rag gas $2150 After AMI Mil' 7474040 I DO HANOYMAN JOBS — Gutters . CADILLAC 1976 mileage. V 8. powe 542-0427. JUNK CARS — And trucks wanted. Middle Rd , Ha/let cooling equipment Applicants with cleaned and repaired, repairs on SERVICE STATION A T T E N Fleet wood Original owner, brakes, steering, air. 10 mpg Best VOLKSWAGEN VAN CAMPER 1971 Top dollar, free 24 hour pickup. Call prior experience In automotive, re- roofs, garage doors, ceramic tile. DENTAL ASSISTANT fit CEP DANTS — Full and part lime Apply "quipped including fuel injection otter 6ntin«. malic, power steering brakes NOVA 1973 - At is. runs good, needs B&C Towing. 291-5993 Mi fight-track. 15.000 mites, 40 mpg., 1970 — New brakes and exhaust benefili mil Fuel OIL tion lobs using portable electric SECRETARY — General office carpentry work, etc. 1*4 1307 or AM FM. tinted glass, dark Diue o work, 1475 firm Has 110,000 miles. 291-3200 Alter Michelm tires. Mud sell. Call 1850. 1*1 47B4 TOP DOLLAR ition: R. Ladder equipment. Mechanical back- work, heavy typing. Apply Elaciro 739-3360 A(II i>> I m maculate 13350 Cal S46-WH. 7B7 IBM) dfter 6pm FOR USED CARS DRAFTSPERSONS — We currently ground. Will train in Ihe use of Impulse Lab. 116 Chestnut St.. Red VOLVO 1967 122S - Excellent condi LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. drilling equipment. Company benc- FORD WAGON 1968 30.000 on OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1972 — lion, great gas mileage, very depen have two openings In our drafting Bank. 741 0404 Day Care/Nursery Rt. 35 Sayrevllle, N.J, 727-1300 departments', SENIOR fits. Call 244-4173. 57 CHEVROLET I9»?' — Si* c vlmder muni: engine, new transmission, Good condilion, 59.000 miles S10O0 dabte car, M50 Call 747-3948. good If an ipot I at ton needs bod Call alfx i p.m. 7i<-*433. DRAFTSPERSON — Experienced SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER/ School needs work 1350 or best offer TOP DOLLAR in electro-mechanical drafting. MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY — Will ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT *ork first 11V0 m itiU VOLVO 1968 - As IS. 1200 or best Paid for Junk and used cars 787 9S51 OLDSMOBILE REGENCY 98 1977 Knowledge of printed circuit board train. Apply Motion Systems Corp., Benelits, profit sharing, excellent Offer. Call 741-1241 CHEVROLET 1968 — Super Spor — Loaded with options. 60,000 miles layout, taping and mechanical as- 61 Riordan Place, Shrewsbury. N.J., salary Mutl be ambitious. Call Mid- WORKING MOTHERS — Full day FORD GRAN TORINO I«7S — Nine 787 7497 after 7 p.m. oil Shrewsbury Ave H*J '.060 Slate, 843 71W. Convertible 327, extras, besl offe passenger Station Wagon 11200 or 14)00 Call 5300216 eves , Sat Sun TOP DOLLAR PAID semblies, Send Resume lo Mrs. J. care.Ba.m.loSP m. (Hourlyrates) VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1973 — Nlne- V rt n W i n k I <• JUNIOR HaPPv Hours School. Rt. 34, over t&OO 872 9427 best offer. 264 B498 For lunk cars. Immediate pickup NIGHT DESK ( LINK 11 n «n lo SEWING OPERATORS PINTO WAGON 1972 Oood tondi passenger, excellent condition. Af- Matawan 166-4474 CHEVROLET VAN I960— 1971 si: Call 2238700 or 2123260 DRAFTSPERSON — Duties include 7 a.m. to work with night auditor. Trainees FORD MAVERICK 1973 — LOW lion, only 61,000 mites Yellow with ter S p.m., 391 3150 per form ing' routine engineering vhiuiri three speed, many ne brown interior, standard trans Experience preferred. Apply in per- Call 172 9313 parts Customized Besl olfe mileage, new tires, excellent shape WE NEED USED CARS changes, specifications. Ink drawing son, Sheraton Inn., 2870 Hwv. 35, Call 787 54B8 mission I'm ( .in 741 4/h) VOLKSWAGEN 16* 3693 Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV- and drafting requirements Assist In HatUt, N.J. SHEET-METAL MECHANIC -Ex Beetle 1973 ROLET, Kwv. 34, Matawan. preparation of detail and assembly penenced in fabrication or installa- FORD GRAN TORINO I97S - Four Call 291-S342 drawings This position requires NO 7 OH BURNE H SI NVIt t CHALLENGER Hti 1970 - Eight PLYMOUTH GRAN COUPE 1970 — 566-8000. tion ot sheet melal duel work, lor door, power steering Drakes, air. one-year or less experience. Ex- track, mags, good tires, runs good Automatic, snow tires. 1350 Call PERSON — Musi have experience commercial, residential and in- S1B0U or best Olter (.all 291 1B47 VOLKSWAGEN VAN CAMPER 1971 WE BUY USED CARS AND cellent company benefits, Apply needs some body work $75f 164-7919 . S7.S0 per hour plus full benefits. dustrial purposes, Good salary and — Sink, bed, etc. Factory Looks, TRUCKS Wheelock Signals Inc., 173 • 47-46J9 McConnell Fuel Oil. 291 3700. alien benefits. Call 222-2100. 61 Business FORD FAIRMONT 1978 Six runs good No rust. H400 741-426S. SCHWARTZ Chrysler-Plymouth Branchport Ave., Long Branch, N.J. Cylinder 24,000 miles, air, AM FM PLYMOUTH DUSTER Hfj Si* lion ft. Ladder. Opportunities CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 191 cylinder, three-speed manual In- YOU'LL SEE - A difference al the Red Bank. 747-0787 07740. SUPERVISOR — Salary and Com stereo Can 495-OMT spected Sept. Looks, runs good 1675. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F NURSE'S AIDES M/W — Full and vfission Must be available from 3 30 — AM FM eight Irack, air. powe new Park Chevrolet, Rl. 66, Nep- part-lime on all shifts. Call Hilltop steering disc brakes, best oftei FORD TORINO OT 1970 - Power ?4t 65)0. tune. Call 775-1212. no 9:00 p.m. and have a lull-site car, FAST FOOD — Drive-in restaurant Nursing Home, 671 0177 Ytalion wagon or van. For further 493 397 7 steering, four speed, rebuilt 3St EMPLOYMENT EARN CHRISTMAS CASH Hwv 35, one-acre corner properly, Cleveland engine, radial tires. Ask- PLYMOUTH FURY II 1969 — EK- 130160 per evening. Part-time. PART TIME SALES HELP-Wom- iHJormation. call Mr Rollain at loads ol parking, excellent equip- CHEVROLET MONZA I97VL Sta tng $900. will Idlk After 6, 56AS7BO cellent running condition, (400 Call 3 Trucks Housewives/Men prelerred. Call en's apparel. The Place, Market- S42 4000. Ext. 737 ment, operate with or without lion waeon im cylinder, automatic atter 3, tt1-433l 787 4658 or 671-7235. place Mall. Rt. 34, Matawan. Apply franchise Good terms. air, power steering brakes, roc FORDTTD mTT Excellent me- PLYMOUTH FURY 197] — Ex- And Trailers ELECTRICIAN — Five vaart min- m person. NEW AMERICA NETWORK rack, tilt wheel, window defrostei chamcallv. air. power steer- 51 Help Wanted SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE — cellent, reliableiransportation 1395 imum experience In roughing work. G 4 G Rtaltori 531 1000 SI 1 6947 21.000 miles $4900 787-27B9 ing brakes, new tires, brakes, PART-TIME — Handy person. Must Seeking all-around handy person tor shucks etc 946 8409 671 6536. CHEVROLET - 1979 El Camlno, Male/Female 583 796* know plumbing and electricity. Any deliveries, in-house printing and PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE — Al CHEVROLET 194S - Sii-cvlmder four-speed, air. power, radio, low age considered. 291-5371. general maintenance work llueni community, gross over FORD LTD 1972 - Brougham All PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1973 — mileage, excellent condition. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS — 20l-S»t 0100, between 8 S: good motor, good for pans ilSO O ACCOUNTANTSCPA - With Ili Local company will train techni- 122S 000 Rent iVi per month. New power, encellenl condition, garage- Power brakes steering, air, vlnvl 6710338 besl after Call 747 497S experience. Partnership potential. cians in computer repairs. Require PAINTER OR HELPER fixtures, beautiful interior Asking kepi $995 7390I76. tup, lour new radials, 1995 741 2240. TECHNICIAN'PROJECT - To as- i13S,000, 29% down. Owner moving HfcVHOLET SUBURBAN 1972 - CHEVROLET VAN 1968 — Si*- 531 1919 one year recent experience on any Call 946 4775 alter 6 p.m.^ semble electro-mechanical units PLYMOUTH DU5TER 1971 - Si« type of electronic repair. Reply to out of slate Outstanding buy ' 350. Custom 10. many extras i FORD 197S LTO — Country Squire vimder. three-speed, windows and PAR1 1IMI. Of t IC I He LP Irom drawings. Salary com- cylinder, automatic, air. power ADMINSTRATIVE SECRETARY Boa Y-287. The Dally Register. ARTHUR BAHLAV AGENCY, ciude.1 12500 firm 291 5347 Wagon Air, power windows. acks. shelves and good tires, 18S0 Highlands, hours flexible. Some of- mensurate with experience and abil- — Good lyping and supervisory Shrewsbury, N J O7701 774-55SS AM FM stereo, 61 000 miles, ex- steering, good rendition, good sta- 872 0364 after 6 p m. fice experience preferred, must be ity RF background required Apply CHEVROLET 1972 tion car. Call anytime, 583 5614 Ask skills, at least two years experience cellent condition Asking 1)450 Call Able to relate well lo people Posi organised and able lo type. Call Electro Impulse Lab. 116 Cheslnut Station Wagon, 1950 mg 1650 CHEVROLET CIO 1976— 8' bad, six- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — EX- 642 5134 after J tion in Freehold. Starling salary— 877 9333, ask for Penny St.. Red Bank. 741-0404. Call 787864b cylinder, automatic, power steer CELLENT SALARY AND FRINGE PONTIAC CUSTOM 1969 — M.0O0 18385 For information, please call GEORGE WALL ino brakes. AM/FM radio, mag BENEFITS EXPERIENCE NEC- PART-TIME — Bui driver, private TELEPHONE SOLICITORS r- mites, good running condition, good CPC-CMHC al 842 2000, Ext 263 CHEVROLET 1963 - (200. as > LINCOLN MERCURY wheels, 45,000 miles, slide rear win- ESSARY. CALL 842 5461 school, will train. \* per hour to M F. experienced in home tele Reouilt Iransmission, lour radial tires, Rower steering. 1450 291 5993 dow, $3500 739 22B5. Shrewsbury Ave . at Sycamore AlD£S M'F — Homemaker home FACTORY HELP - Temporary start. Call between 9 4 p.m. 542-4777. phoning. TOP earnings, great new •.."•• Call 671 5849 8 12 Shrewsbury 747 5400 CHEVROLET 1970 C-10 — Panel health aides. Full or part lime and part-time, for several months. Must product Call Mr Michael. 780-5270 PONTIAC LEMANS 1976 — SiM- 71 Merchandise For CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1969 - GRANADA 117S Air and all truck. 307 engine, three speed, stick, 24-hour duty No experience necea- work Sal. eight hours and at least 13 TOOL ROOM MECHANIC — Part- Cvlmder. AM FM radio, low PART-TIME — 1001 Auto Parts Dis Four door, new transmission, ei rebuill transmission, lilt wheel, .sarv. Free training course. Earn hours during the week (minimum time, minimum four hours per day. power AM FM stereo, like new mileage, excellent condition. Good tnbulor's continued growth creates Sale , in m running condition l-iv large radial tires, custom interior hourly wages plus mileage Car and lour hours any one day) You can Experienced in repairing melal Bought new car and need c ash. on gas 12299. Call 671-6449. _ lelephone necessary Call Family new openings. Jobs Interesting and 291 0989 291 0699 And pamt, passed inspection, loo arrange your lour working hours working dies South Rivtr Metal $1800 Call 222 5878 II no answer. and Children's Service. 722 9100 or from 7.30 am. to 5 p m to suit your diversified, doing enjoyable work ich to list Asking $1600. will talk, Producls Co, 100 Church SI, COMET 1962 - Excellent runn.n me at Al's Antiques, 870 3000. PONTIAC VENTURA 1974 — 350. 542 6160 ^^ needs. South River Melal Producls Several openings East Brunswick, ARTIST S STUDIO EASEL — Ad and leave message lor Ron. After 6, 566B780. Maiawan. N.J 566-'0f/ mndition, almost new tires, great on barrel, good condition. Best of Co.. 100 Church 81., Matawan, N.J Keyport, VVoodbridge Experience justable holder and utility tray 787 3733 nut necessary, we will train vou. gas WOO or best offer 741 0544 AIR CONDITIONING AND HEAT- 566 7087 Aluminum US SU Viib GRAND PRIX 1971 - Good condi CHEVROLET PICK-UP TRUCK — Hours, part-time weekends, either n. mutl tell And camper, 1966 283 engine. $700 ING — Service person and installer IJH.P GRAVELY — Lawnmower, CONVERTIBLE 1969 PONTIAC - PONT I AC CAtALINA 1973— hour one or two days Weekdays, we have TYPIST — Fast, accurate, reliable After 6, 291 4802 Hospitalijation, profii-sharing, top FOODSERVICE WORKER - (Ulil Growth position lor person able to Oood running order, fair body Ask 747 2381. ask tor Sieve door, automatic, air. AM/FM*. mornings, afternoons, evening hours SO" cut. one year old, good condi •r steering brakes'windows, pay. overtime Must be experienced ity Person). 13 19 to 13,72 per hour. assume responsibility, top salary. mg 1400 Call 229 9613 available and combination of above lion, 11450 842 41W, ^ good condition, one owner, 72,000 CHEVROLET 1975 C-10 DELUXE- Call Mid Slate. 847 7199 For information call Mr. Jackson. Red Bank. S3O 4703 HOLSEY PONTIAC '4 ton pick-up Three-speed, 250 six- 462-9500. Exi 710, Naval Weapons Call anytime between 9 a m.-IO p.m. let 1600 787 2475 APPLICATIONS NOW BEING for appointment, 264 6700. Mon Sun CREDIT PROBLEMS HTL 3b 542 'B00 EATON TOWN ylmder. excellent running condi- Station, f=«rle_ WAITER OR WAITRESS - Im TAKEN — At Lincrofl Inn for ex- ANTIQUE - Claw-footed bathtub No c'asri' If you're working, we car PONTIAC 1971 - Grand Safari Wag ion 128O0 7410S44. mediate opening. Full or part-time HONDA )978 CVCC - Five speed, perienced Cooks. Apply in person. FULL TIME - Bookkeeping Clerk. PLAYGROUND AIDE - One hour for sale, best offer neip to gel vou financed No mono " 00 miles, $4000 Many new parts I22S Apply in person, Nino's Restaurant, 7910038 down Payments arranged to suM CHEVROLET — 1979 El Cimmo, Lincroft Inn. 700 Newman Springs Automotive experience helpful, daily, five days per week. For- 215 E. Newman Springs Rd . Call 671 7778. 671 7779 291 5927 _ resldale School in Rumson. C4II vour needs Many New and Quality our speed, air, power, radio, low Rd , L.ncrolt, N J ** npany paid benefits. Apply M Shrewsbury. ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE = Used Cdrs to choose from Call Mr JEEP WAGONEER )972 - Four- RABBIT — "You've got to drive it mileage, excelltnl condition. Schwarli & Sons inc.. 141 West B42-0330. Area's largest and finest selection 71 0338 Front St , Red BantL Fredericks at Rassa* Pontiac, 395 wheel drive, automatic Irans o believe It." SHREWSBURY MO- ASSISTANT PLUMBER — Five years ex- 373 Squankum-Yeliowbrook Rd . Farmingdale, next lo Howell Park Broad St . Red Bank 741 5180 ssion, air. very good condition TORS. INC , 7418SO0_ GAS ATTENDAN1 - Part and lull perience. Steady work Call WAITRESS WAITERS - Ex- CHEVROLET LUV 1973 - 50,000 MANAGER MU Al-N, 9389371 17 days) $2200 Call 542 6'3B Smart women's outlet store seeks an time, experience preferred. Apply in 671 7371 perienced only Full lime and part DATSUN PICK UP 197! - With De RED BANK VOLVO iSinal miles, five new tires, power lime Apply in person, The aggressive, ambitious individual person. J&R Sunoco. 140 Hwv 36. luxe cap For further details, see ad KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 119 E, NEWMAN SPRINGS Mi) brakes, needs front seat. Asking PUT OUT TO PASTURE - And Shipwreck Inn.. Hwv. 36, with experience in the retail field Belford • under iruCKs or call 787 1 SOB Hwv 34 Entonlown RED BANK, 741-5846 (900. 671-9343. don't like it? Part-time, light work, Keansburg 787-3S74_. AUTHENTIC — Marine brass fitted 141 !00Q ' , 0pen5mghts toB:3Op m . Sat until DATSUN PICK UP 1972- Excellent Benefits include good starting GASOLINE~AffE~NOANT -6 a.m. odd jobs m smalt plant Send brief furniture, Circa 1930 Oak frame DATSUN 140Z 1970 - Body and 4. salary, discounts on merchandise, to 3 pm , weekdays. Experience resume to Drawer V, Red Bank, N.J. WAITER AND WAITRESS Poii double bunN beds with lour drawers LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. ilng, completely restored inside engine m good condition, runs well etc Please call lor interview: preferred Call 739-1913. 07701 lions available. Apply in person, and fitted ladders. «Q0 Pine desk, Must sen by weekend Best offer Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank RITTENHOUSE and out. Four-on-the-floor, great gas (201) B42-0011 Jerry Beyer's. 113 Main St.. tambour Iron! enclosing eight 583 2795 Dodge Datlun 741 2433 LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc mileage, mag wheels, all new tires, GENERAL OFFICE CLERK — For REAL E5TATEM SALESPERSON Maiawan. drawers. s3M Mahogany brass M0 Hwy. 3S 77S-1SO0 Of »n Twp. uding snows Custom designed AUTO SALESPERSON - Ex oil burner and delivery department. — Century 3t Phoenix Really is bound cupboard, 12S0 Call 6*1 Wi UODCfc PICKUP 1973 '. Ign LTD WAGON 1VM Detune cao Die Hard ballesy. Bed perlence preferred but not neces Full benefits. Call McConnell Fuel looking for licensed or newly WAITER. WAITRESSES Ei RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE AM FM radio, power sieer Air conditioned. $1800 protector Rigged for CB. (1150 or sarv, good opportunity with expand- OH Co^791 3700, licensed associates. Due lo over,low perience nol necessary Immediate CADILLAC CO BEST TOP SOIL ing brakes, wagon wheels. 11000 7B7-2634 best offer. 787-1806. ing AMC and Jeep dealership. Call of customers we have several open- openings Must be IB Apply after 3 264-8498' Newman Springs Rdfl e d741 0910 for appointment between 11 am GET-READY PERSON — For auto pm Lorry's Restaruranl, Mon, Good fill dirt Eckel Trucking, MAVERICK 1975 - S9,000 miles, acr, ings Guaranteed leads through our Bank DODGE PICKUP TRUCK - 1973. and S p m 264 1776 ental. Musi be over 71. have valid national referral system. mouth Mail. Ealonlown. 491 9707 DODGE COLT WAGON 1977 - &!• cylinder, 250 cu It, power steer 6' bed, V B, excellent condition. Iriver's license. Full-time em- Guar&anleed floor time. Call Mr. Four cylinder, automatic, radio, mg brakes/vinyl roof, two-door, au- (1850 See at Crown Service Station AUTO PARTS COUNTERPERSON ployment. 39 hours per week, plus Ecklof for confidential interview. regular gas good mileage 264 1867 tomatic 291 2637 _ SPORTABOUT RAMBLER 1974 — [across from Two Guys). Rt. 35, t, air, 11100 May be seen at — Experience preferred. Will train overtime. Call B42-4800. 264 4900. WANTED — Licensed real estate 63 Money To Loan Amoco Service Station. Hwv 35. Call Ed Shumard. King Cadillac- salesperson with experience in Colts Olds, Freehold 462 0042 GET READY- PERSON — For eulo Middletown REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - Neck 'and surrounding area 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Sale EL CAMINO 1973 - Automatic. itai Musi be over 21. have valid Newly licensed, no experience Cen< GEORGE V ILLMENSEE AGEN- er steering, power brakes, air AUTO MECHANIC A or O rated _ ver's license. Full-lime em- CY, call between 9 12 weekdays, conditioning Call 671-7133 after 6 lury 21 Ocean Realty. 54? 1990 GM experience preferred. Call plovmpnt. 39 hours per week, plus' 462-3172. • Frank Fleming. King Cadillac Olds, overtime. Call 84J-4W0. FORDF100PICKUP 1973 — Good on RECEPTIONIST TYPIST — Good Freehold 462-0042 phor.e voice essential, mutt be able WELDERS - Experienced in pipe ;GOVT BACKED: gas, has cap, must sell, moving, HANDYPERSON — For assembly, lo type with accuracy. Position is In lilting and welding Must Pass test STRAUB BUICK-OPEL (1BO0 591-1377. BARTENDER - $4 OS to 14 44 per woodworking experience helpful. THE building is old NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars Red Bank Call 530 9203 Apply between 1-4, Intern O Therm, nour For information, taH Mr. Dependable persons apply Hefco. Locusl St, Key port. Hwv 35 264 4000 ,KevDOrl FORD PICKUP — 1978, asking Jackson, 467-9500, Ext 710. Naval 37S Souih St , Ealonlown^ REAL ESTATE SALES — Join one LOANS THE owners are new— price 13600 31,000 miles. Weapons Station. Earie ol our soccesstul office*, with i WOODWORKER — Apply EBSCO * MONTHS BEHIND ON THE FINEST SELECTJOIsT- Ol HANDY PERSON — Full-time, 8-4. iw and used cars In Monmouth proven plan for success, highest Industries Inc., 595 Shrewsbury * MORTGAGE * BOOKKEEPER — To General Led- live days a week. Apply in person at. commissions, bonuses. Licensed or Ave , Shrewsbury. County Over 100 air-conditioned FORD PICK-UP 1974 — 30,000miles, ger, one write system, capable md' Sheraton, Hazlel. Hwy 35 « OR CURRENT—CREDIT, i cars in slock. McGLOIN J unlicensed Call Rick Grimm at MAY we serve you? V-8 engine, standard transmission, viduai. Experienced only Keyport Matawan office, 566-6400 NO PROBLEM. EXAMPLE BUICK-OPEL INC. Shrewsbury good condition 12800 842-2314. area Company benefits Call INSURANCE — Commerical insur- 52 Babysitting/Child * $10,000 H7.80 MO. ANY* Ave , New Shrewsbury 741-6200. 264 6173 ance agency needs an experienced FORD 1959 — One ton pickup truck. inside service representative. Call REAL ESTATE SALES — Newly Care . * AMOUNT OR REASON * TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- Diamond Plate bad, utility body. BOOKKEEPER - Up lo General 671 S 111. licensed salespeople looking for thai perb service DOWNES PONTIAC, Best offer. Call 842-2359. ledger, accounts payable, bank rec extra income, full or part-time Per- *. 1st Mortgage and Equity fund * 62 Lower Main SI.. Mat a wan one i Nations Confident individual INSURANCE — Full-time position sonal interview, call 872 9100. ing co. now processing Govern TRUCK INSURANCE REMSEN DODGE 566-2299. Experienced only. Keyport area. available in personal lines properly MATURE — Reliable woman *ment backed loans lot all* FREE auotes and binders by phone Call 264 6173, | department Insurance experience REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — wanted to babysit in my home. 1*17 60 Main St., Ma tawan,l Mock west of RR Station TOYOTA LIFTBACK 1976+. — CALL TOLL-FREE 600822-9703 preferred Typing required. To work in HOLMDEL. COLTS hours a week, tour days. Haiicl tOcean/Mohmouth homeowners * Four-speed, low mileage, air, BOOKKEEPER I upenenced 5660700 NECK area. Excellent opportunity, art*. Call alter b p.m., W-8307. New and inflation programs wilk AM FM stereo tape deck, forest Full knowledge general ledger, cor- ideal working conditions. All in- 566-6100 green, regular gas. 30 mpg, Z-bart 4 Motorcycles porate taxes, payroll, accounts re- JANITOR HANDYPERSON — For • 11 ••• confidential CARL F * save yog $100s.ol tit per" undercoat Ing. snows Best offer. ceivable payable. Call 544-0700. manufacturing Plant. Full time. ZELLERS. REALTOR. 946 4443 53 Domestic Help «month by consoi Jalmg all Dills* Call 222 7426 or 7)1-8170 after 6:30 Must have driver's license. Apply in CYCLE INSURANCE BOOKKEEPER - Experienced Person, Electro Impulse Lab, 116 REAL ESTATE SALES - One Of into one CALL US-MK MAE. * FREE Quotes and binders by phone only, prelerably m auto dealership. Cheslnut St.. Red Bank. Monmouth County's most successful HOUSEKEEPER — Part-lime, •funding has the special plan tor CALL TOLL-FREE 800-822 9703 Excellent benefits and salary Call offices has openings for new as- weekends, 11-7, for shelter care «youineeds 9 A.M. to4PM • for appointment between 9 a.m.-4 JANITORIAL HELP — Needed, sociates Call Roger Coiens al home. 787 2800 pm 264 1776 . part time, 7 am I! a.m. and 3 741 7686 for confidential interview * ••»•••*»• FREEHOLD p m 9:30 P m. Vacuum carpels, CENTURY 21. COZENS AGENCY, CLASSIFIED BOYS' JUNIOR VARSITY - general cleaning. Driver's license 813 River Rd , Fair Haven. 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise Basketball Coach Imrnediale open- and own transportation required. HONDA ing, 1979-80 season Certihcation re Monmouth Shopping Center area. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON"^ For Sale For Sale Lowest Prices In N.J. quired Contact Superintendent's Of- Retirees welcomed. Please call For aggressive office with ma* FREEHOLD HONDA tice, Henry Hudson Regional, 609 566 557?. between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. RT, 9 SOUTH B72-0900 grams. MELMED REALTY. FREEHOLD, N.J. LANDSCAPE - Gardener's helper 671-S650. 462-4881 wanted Experience helpful. Must lime Ptease apply m person, Coun- have dirver's license Call 741-7355 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - A BUSINESS DIRECTORY try Sudser Car Wash. Hwv. 35. Mid' KAWASAKI 1977 6S0 CUSTOM — afler 5. __^ new career thai can be your oasis II Blue, asking 11500 Good condition. dletown. ambitious Personal interview. Jean Call B4 2 8S34 after 6 p.m. Irwin. Realtor, Marine Park, Red A DAILY GUIDE CARPENTERS LABORATORY MAINTENANCE- Bdnk, 842 4166. , KAWASAKI 1977 Black KZ400 DRIVER - Light duties. Call be- tween H ii and 1-5. Mon. Tues., 8700 miles Good condition Must Experienced carpenters wanted lor RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY — leading boat manufacturer. Apply in Thurs . Frl , or 8 17 Weds. 566-6480. Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS sell. 1600 or best offer. 747-1296 or Light typing and filing, pleasant person al Mamship. Marlboro In- Phone personality. Call 7393S35. 747-1202. dustrial Park. Vanderburg Rd . LADIES MEN - Work al home on Marlboro. N J 462 8919 the phone, earn S2S J50 weekly RN S-LPN S-NURSE'S AIDE NORTON 750 INTERSTATE 1972 — servicing our customers 764-3244 (M'F) • A one ola kind classic Excellent CARPENTER- Experienced, full All Shifts Available HOME ALTERATIONS JANITORIAL condilion, 11050. Call after 6 P m.. lime, remodeling and alterations LIQUOR MHHI CLERK — M.uh t 787 2S98 Part-lime retired are welcome. Part-time, evenings, weekends Medical Personnel Pool SERVICE 847 B9S6 after i p.m. Sales-experienced persons only. 90 Mohmoulh St. Red Bank IMPROVEMENTS Addlilons-a itfr CARPENTRY - YAMAHA 80 1973 Long-term job 7M-I8U. 431-5744 ahons replacements "No job tM Good condition, S25O CLERK-TYPIST I nil time posi ei iptrrience. Cftll RN OR LPN IM F) - Parl lime, QUALITY HOME IMPROVE small." 10 yrs. 24 HOUR JANITORIAL -~ Daily Call 747-3539 lion m Red Bank. Typing, fifing and 3-11:30 p.m. and 11-7:30 a.m. shifts MENTS — New company cost 229 i486 after 6 p m WeeklvMontnly or one time In general office duties. Reply lo Box MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Part, time, typing skills necessary, four RN. (46 per 8-hour shift. LPN, (35 Carpentry, roofing, painting, e surtd- Free esllmat.es. 741-4607. Y 788, The Dally Register. Afternoons, Red Bank area. Reply lo Per 8-hour shift. Excellent benefits. bti 6592 5 Auto Services/ MASONRY Shrewsbury, N J, 07701. Box A 304. The Daily Register. Call Mrs King at Westwood Hall. CARPETCLEANING Parts COMPUTER OPERATOR — Part- Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. 333-5377, between 8-4 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS lime, evenings. No experience nee- •XPERT CARPET CLEANING Pbsary Call 671 XKW between t 4 — Upholstery cleaning Reasonable CAMARO 1969 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted FALL CLEAN UP ales, Morns Hoffman, 747 0204. 250 automatic, for parts COOK - Experienced Broiler Per- Call 2295346 Call 946-4275 son, yamear round position, good Ask fnr Bill LIGHT HAULING CARPET - Steam cleaning, free pay, benefits Apply in person. Long slimates. low rates Call after 6 i m . 544-9442 Auto Rent/Lease f iMBfcH REMOVED - Firewo LIGHT HAULING Attics and gs rages cleaned, tree work. Call •Kjpuiier will pay owner by the cor COOK — Full lime Apply Arnold HELP WANTED Call 291-4813 after i p m 5420536 or 671 2814 INSURANCE RENT A VAN —Low, low rates, Cal Walter Nursing Home: 677 S Laurel Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwy. 35, Key Ave . H../id LANDSCAPING LAWN MOVING & STORAGE WOID LOSING THOUSANDS 11 — port. 26* 1600. MALE OR FEMALE DISCOUNTS FOR Ind the truth about your Life Ins. COST AND INVENTORY" CON- MAINTENANCE ur firm does FRE E computor USED AUTO & VAN RENTALS TROL CLERK — One year min- Person for delivery in Ealontown and Red bank. MOVE nalvsis of /our ensting Life Ins $7 A DAY/S.07 MILE imum experience preferable in SENIOR CITIZENS estim* ou may be able to increase your CALL TOLL-FREE 800-822 9703 chemical or food industry. Call Must have serviceable auto. DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL travel Call anytime. S66 «,W4 awmgs without any additional cost 2646767 (Van, or station wagon prelerred). Clearing wood Chipp.ng 2*' ft4? 4099 « j_ 4} Monmouth St.. Red Bank N1II31 Free Deliver* Senior Cllliens Oil Your Next c~nt rtonortfl. We DarticluM In DRIVEWAY H&S PAINTING Enienor interior PAA Programs Call MI-MM. MALE OR FEMALE OLDE UNION HOUSE CONSTRUCTION Ming, speciiili/ing in trim work ly insured 2910)14. 787 8*99 AVIS DAILY REGISTER OASSilED AD >0"o DIKount lo Senior CltlitM By presenting this coupon Person lo lake complete charge ol all home ON OUR EARLY BIRDSPECIALS RAl>iATOR~WORK t-RE-E ESTIMATES — On Asphalt PAINTING - Experienced col/egc When placing your classified ad delivery and stores in Marlboro. Must have 4-4 P.M. ONLY ir ,*..•, Our 24th year students ln1*>ior/e«terlor Reason- II wn»rl AM., Red Bank HI 1575 RED BANK RADIATOR WORKi (Sorry, not good lowarpi Famiif Ad serviceable automobile. Auto Air Conditioning 4 Cool", AH I CO PAVING 741 1526 able riles Free estimates. Call Sv.temi. All Minor Aut, Htoa^S T410791 or Contract Adnrtitar*) TIRES CAMERAS PAINTING AND DECORATING AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE 113 w. Front St.. Red Ban*. 741.q,; Carl H "Jones Fully insured The Daily/Sunday Register CROWN TIRE MART For free estimates call 229-3838 try! Diicounti to ALL Senior Clllieni. Hwv J4. Port Monmouth, 1%7 77T7 The Dally Register CAM 1 HA RE PA RS & iALES Call 542-1700 Circulation Department On fie pre nises at VVALLYS PAINTING \\% k**r* (. M cart m M» Shrewsbury Ave., Tinton Falls, Hen \r J* nd Gift Mart tipert CrdHsman Reasonable Mail chocks lo: Tht Dally Rtgltttr 747-1300. 40 Jrd Ave.. Long Branch. CLASSIFIED ADS my specially 791 1891 542-4000 ext. 257 .'lt-0100 Sri r* 442 3676 On* Rtgliter Plua. Shrtwibury. N.J. 07701 * ask for Mr. McKnight Rt. 35, Neptune ' '74 MM 542-1700 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise \ * For Salt Nubbin SHREWSBURY, N.J, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30.1979 The Dttbty Register 19 For Salt For Salt 131 Houses For Salt 140 Rejt EsUU Wanted 3 LINES ^RT-STONE TOP SOIL PIANOS ORGAN N J 'S LARGEST MUSIC CENTE RUMSON AREA - Call or send tor SHREWSBURY BORO 5 DAYS GRAND OPENING SALE our "Shore and Country Living" SMALL HOWE brochure, pici. descriptions price* WI11H Visit oof huge showroom Besl wlec on eMduii ve <<*le ONLY FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER THINKING OF Sailing or Buying? FISHING POLES - Cunom bu.H Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY C n -r Pood Rd Shopping Center n-cding a sale price ol 1200 per Sl.iwl. « " "- °«l «"O OM! Rl 9. Freehold 152 Boats & .11 III I* oi L i. ^w ie> compound bows Radio For no waling appointment call PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Kdddv lor Marley, etc 222 »26 UO392427 WEST LONG BRANCH — Move Accessories t m n additional lint1, si 00 No dis fight into this sole and scan Cape lOWHl il • rf»' iii'd bt-lore cupndlion Cod Four badrooms. two balhs. con FURNITURE venient to schools and shopping Fi FLAGSHIP MARINE nanc ing available $67,500 Furniture al a fraction above cost, POOL TABLE Havo kuiiii'liung lo wli? Phone ARTHUR BAHLAV AGENCY. dnv name brand available such as EKQUISIII old fashioned model wit Bayliner Whaler Aquaiport S55S Eves 229 187S bennnvjlon P(ne. Penn House. Cen artistic Queen Anne leg*, slat Hobie buccaneer Sealarer 542-1700 tury. Henredon. Heritage. Hickory. leather pockets 11 WO value, sacr O'Dav Harpoon Phantom Las*' Thomasville dnd many more For 72 Garage Sales 132 Condominiums Calkins Galor E 2 Loader more information call weekdays. II lit*. U4«. frm jiNlvtrv. 2« o;*o Johnson Outboard THE DAILY lo 9 p m Yard Sales Sales * AAA Rated Service HIGHLANDS - Two-bedroom Town Houses 721-6666 PUMPKINS MATAWAN — Three Bedrooms, kids Complete Canvas Shop large selection Wholesale rctai aparimtnl, heat furnished. Call ok, carpeting available the Ut $400 Furmlure Catalog Service ol N.J. APARTMENT SALE - Solid oak 871 1646. REGISTER Casol* Farm. Rt S20, Holmda live piece bedroom set. Colonial sofa Bki 131 Houses For Sale FLORIDA — Circle Bay Yacht Club 1st Ave , Atlantic Highlands TIM BRO INC FURNISHING ON A LOW 944-4281 and braided rugs, antiques, knick- HIGHLANDS — Small three-room $50 544-0905 tondominium Two bedrooms two 291-5600 CLASSIFIED ADS liUOGET? - Check Ihe USED knacks, etc. 41 Brookstde Terrace Cottage In complt* of Itn Collages bains Overlooking water and docks FURNITURE CENTER OF RED RED SUGAR CRIMSON KIN Apartments. Atlantic Highlands MIDOLETOWN — Small two- A BETTER WAY — To buy or sell VtS.OOO Call Hi 37M OPEN SUNDAYS HOXES Corrugated Packing sup Suitable for adults Parking avail- bedroom home Large yard, garage Ml it-, lor Industry and Moving and BANK Fine lurmlure lor less. 197 MAPLES - Birch and dogwoot 291 3314 CENTURY 21 Phoenix Realty. THE t OUR ANTIQUE CHRIS CRAFT Shrewsbury Ave. trees Burning bushes, yews able |17S per month plus utilities $350 a month plus all utilities Refer SHADOW LAKE — l_M«ur» Vina 100 bluugv Call 747 4096 or 462 4672 Security and on* year Mate n- NEIGHBORHOOD PRO Mahogany boats, 1936 1954 vintage lumper., spruce, pine Larg CHILD'S TABLE AND CHAIRS — ences, security and leas* required FESSlONAL- W-4W0 to bedrooms, two baths, two-car CALIFORNIA WINE GRAPES auirett. 871-0*26 Call Jack McGowan. 747-3000, after Wood in excellent shapt, Can HAMMOND & BALDWIN a/ateas. Dig your own ?fl 1427 Wood high chair, 1979 Hummel tached garage, brand new. Dec 255 654$ or 920-9391 CALL plates, bike, clothing, toys and other 4 cm. AMAZING SID'S nupancv. IM 000 Ml Mil at was PIANO AND ORGAN SEASONED OAK FIREWOOD HIGHLANOS — One bedroom bedrooms. 16' mailer Cul-10 to 12" diameter, un*plit, loca Hems Ocl. 31 and Nov 1. 9-3 23 apartment, cathedral calling and MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom, HAULING WINTERIZING CENTER Tiiton Rd, off Chapel Hill Rd , Mid- bedroom. 21' living room, dining SHADOW LAKE VILLA 600 — Two STORAGE — Power and sail, UD to CERAMICS - Special prrhoiid.ii delivery 170 per cord Call 492 OUj skylight, \m plui utilities 6717090 two-bath home. Living room, dining aom, eat-In scienca kitchen, pa bedrooms. tw,o bath* Upgraded ap ih on IU>1 rtDoul everything dlelown. 76 Pisces^Ml'fl* Bellord 717*000 vtinri ol^lTWt room, kitchen, den and garage Rel jge lull basement oliantei and carpel Read*, tar oc- ! !.•. DM.trt' brushes, paint*, new SEWING MACHINE - Ktnmor HIGHLANDS — Two beorc 'Piano Hquie erepces. S4KUrt\v, »no- tease tt MELMED REALTY. BROKER cuoanc* Asking (74.000 Call LI NlZfc MARINA - For RarlTai .nut u*ed molds, tree bulbs, Imtures tdble model, good condition Bu duole* wilh_norch, rwar water. No quired Asking $475 per month, plus Mj-bil\ business hour* Did you know ' 76 Auction Sales pets.tUS mon|hly. 191-S371 • 471 S4U 4M-HjQ0 Bd* boating In-out berthing service .*ud much more Dove Ceramics, 12< lonhoier and ligiag included Ca all utilities. Call Jack McGowan. lor power and sail boats, IS lo 24 f-irst Ave , Atlantic Highlands We Are N.J.'s HIGHLANDS — Pack th* pet, keep 74? 3000. after A p m ANTICIPATE SELLING? "SUPER VALUE "*" Used boat sales 7B7 2139 Largest and Oldest COLONEL JAMES A MOORE your kids, three large rooms, %2M, Want lo know about marketing* Es Shadow Lake ton do wooded, RUMSON — Large three-bedroom private, new, assumption Two AUCTIONEER bills paid. limaiing value? Financing? Getting MAKO. MARQUIS. 0 M C - CHEER UP - Tt>e home or olhce Piano Dealer Cape Cod with two full baths, cedar bedrooms, two bath*, fireplace, SEWING MACHINE — Three Speec 201 93HM8 STATE RENTALS B«r 747 9434 the right price? Call the CARROLL DuranauliC Johnson, E Z Loaoe- ..itn d im'ig unusual exotic house- *OfT and Hamiin, *imb skales-sne 8. globe AGENCY Trailers Boat and motor storage I'liinl Large selection. Mike's Sonm#r. Baldwin. Kawdi. KnatM, Air Hockey, clarinet 747 I6S0 HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, 1150, room wilh fireplace, two-car ga- VO's Eves , 871-0131. Brv S Manne Neptgne 774 736* GrovnhouMt. 201 Shore Blvd . |V»f«tt, ^ Currier. Hardman and 77 Pets And Livestock rage MM per month plus utilities, REALTORS 877 9100 TEN-PIECE — Dining room se plus security and utilities Call after I p.m. 72S-4957. Nov 15 occupancy Lease and refer MARtNE ELCCTKONICS LARGE'DISPLAY OF Table, six chain, china, server an ences 842-3074. AVAILABLE 133 Incomt Property the latest in SiTei Dailv-Sunday nutlet S3S0 or best Offer G.E 16 HIGHLANDS — Two bedrooms, 9*4% FINANCING rddios, direction UnatTi GRAND PIANOS upright Ireeter, frost-fret, prat Advanced And Beginners RUMSON— Furnished home, three- 100 MAIN STREET child ok, available now, «3S Bh 1 WILL HOLD MORTGAGE mur best buy is licallv new, |17S Call anvltmi OOG TRAINING TIM BRO INC. (50 544-0905 bedrooms, t /} baths, two-cir ga- insburg, two-bedroom house NCOME PROPERTIES AVAIL- BOAT HOUSE ASBURY PARK. N J 07712 it) 306* Classes eves and Sat. afternoons rage, oat heat, tii months, no pets. ABLE 7- From two to eight-family J7MJ0C uos* lo shopping and beach Min 1132 Ocean Ave Sea Brig" REGISTER Bavshore Companion Dog Club HIGHLANDS HILLS — Verv nice $500 plus utilities and security. Call tmum down Asking $13,900 Good An m excellent condition and suoer Own daitr t ta », s*i ui S THE USEDFURNITURECENTE 842 2211 /41aO46 Iwo bedroom, vltw of river •nd j 132321 reslment 842-4544 between 6-8 locations Financial assistance "ODen Tuei througri | - Classified Ads W Snrewttiu.r A*-, nrt Baok inly Home by owner available Call far details WiL IBM TYPEWRITERS Beens. Has beens and Why Nots No pcii * References,' laas*. security THRfE BFDROOM iff.. . I.I AM O RYAN REALTOR. TRAILER 1978 - 130'. ers, flOO II interested, call required. Available Dec. 1. All utlll $350 a month plus utilities Refer U719QD fcvmrude. 1125 Buy both, get 1/ RENTAL $19.50 per mo. 1424481 encfll required. Bahrs Realty. BOO as low as ties Included. $1/5 Par month rnomcion Doat tree 264-3693 . Rent will) option to buy 172-0317 TRADE IN YOUR DLD — Snow 8711600. We've got a "Be-wltchinB " bargain FREE ADORABLE KITTENS — 946 3915. vou to see Jump on your IBM TYPESETTING COMPOsllt shovel! It's worth ISO on a new Tor 134 Farm Property Two calicos and one black and broomstick and sail on over to our - Ideal lor small bulletins, re- 4 h P ., Iwo-ttage snow blower L KEANSBURG — Vn room garden 154 Recreational 43 cents white Please,call between 6-9 p.m., Ihree-bedroom Colonial Priced to sumes, etc Priced lor quick sale Town* Tractor Co . Rt 33, Freehold apartment, private •ntrance. no 104 Winter Rentals per line, per day move in — in the $50 s E A Call 2174612 431 3431. pets, 21-32 Hancock St. 787-2*47,10-12 TEN FERTILE ACRES - Good Vehicles (bated on 10 ddv insertion) ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtors GERMAN SHORT-HAIRED noon and alter 4 p.m. pastures, brook, nine stalls, large TRUCK TIRES AND RIMS HIGHLANDS - Until June IS Two- 555 Prospect Ave , Little Silver. 'rontage Excellent five bedroom For FAST RESULTS POINTER - Mai*, for sala. Three Dedrooms. living room, kitchen No 741-4SO0. CAMPING TRAILER — Tha* LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS 11X11 lonths old. 741-5073. KEANSBURG - Two bedrooms, home Owner wants quick deal May AT LOW COST VERTICAL BUNDS Call 739-2072 child ok, teal paid, $775 Bkr peti. Call 872-0472. hold mortgage for qualified buyer mounts on i p>c»uf> truck, seH-to" lained, sleeps eight, ample storage 30% OFF LIST! IRISH SETTER PUPS — AKC regis- TIM-BRO INC. $50 544-0905 BROKER'S BEST %wl HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker, UNIQUE OLD FASHIONBD — Cat '•our bedrooms, !l' master •ev delivery. Elenbv Products tered, wormed, sire and dam on POCONOS — Lakefront Chalet or tatontown 5411101 ihe new 9464'06 Phone iron kitchen stove and three ovens •edroom, living room with fireplace. Call 22].4449 (or quote. premises Good disposition. 251 04A2 K EANSBURG — Four-room duplex. four-bedroom Alpine Ranch. Nicely Hums gat, wood and coal. J3S0 science kitchen. *uii oasament, ap- MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT or 164-0693 newly renovited. ixtra large fenced furnished, all club facilities, weekly WANT TO BUY A HORSE FARM' MATERNITY WARDROBE Sue Kitchen storage bench wilh hutch yard. I27S plus utilities, on* month or weekends 264-OSOI. pliances, carpeting Have possible source of mortgage Oec» our unbeatable style IOP. 4' wide bv «' height, 1350 MELMED REALTY, BROKER ow rates and compare. 129-047; REGISTER Evening gowns, one-year old, RISH SETTER PUPPIES — Ex- security. Call 26405OS mev at 9°a rate for Qualified buver iker dressing table, baby basket, Large oak desk, (250. Old upngh ceptional AKC titter, home-raised SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studios M-MSQ ' 493-1600 perienced in horse farming Call Piano, WOO Old wooden decorailv LONG BRANCH - On 7th Ave., Six and motel units—maid service, all Classified Ads bv layette. GMC infant car seat, 1 ilh children, calm disposition. Call HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker iivical swing, walker Excellent mantle, mirrored and shelved top 739-1B60, rooms, kIds, heal, not water, atectrlc utilities Included Low winter rates COLONIAL - Sin years old, 3000 SQ i niontown MM 103. SPECIAL dd it ion best oiler. 747-7093 be- WO. Call 739-0U3. paid bv the day, week or month No l*as* Four bedrooms, four baths ,oo NOTICES 542-1700 awn 9 30 2 LEGHORN CHICKENS STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-*«34 or security TRADE WINDS V64.9O0 Financing available Many 30, $1.50 apiece MOTEL. 142-1837. extras, including central air LONG BRANCH - Live cheap, pay 135 Commercial Toil Free from Malawan Area MAGNESIUM SLOTTED RIMS — UPRIGHT PIANO — Good condl Call 787-7095 3500 Five -lug. FH AMC or Ford Like tion. player unit detached and i no bills, ontbedroom. yard, more, Property 210 Lost& Found 566-6100 brand new 741 4991 need ol repair, |26O. 34' woode LOOKING FOR GOOD HOME - $225. 106 Furnished Rooms ELLEN S, HAZELTON, REALTOR en tension ladder. 13$. Scolt Mixed Golden Retriever pup, STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-9 s Inler-Citv Relocation Service Ton Free from Middlelown Area PAINT - J3 JO gal interior spreader. It" wide wilh sid female, free. After S p.m., 741-2826. 8J2 32OO PORT MONMOUTH — Building. FOUND — Fr.enai* tan white CoMie it,70 gal exterior. idiKffs. SIS Four-drawer dresse MIDDLETOWN - Five rooms, kldt ASBURY PARK NORTH — Rooms WOO sq' M to be moved, commercial type temaie dog with cnoke ana fiea 671-9300 CALL 4836/7? wilh mirror and five-drawer chesl MINI COLLIE — Kennel-bred, ok, appliances, htat paid, $330. Bk and efficiencies Men. women, FAIR HAVEN-NEW LISTING use or residential' 671-0628, alter 5' roller Ca'l S44 8468 female, altered Excellent trained, TIM BRO INC. *50 544O90S Charming lour-bedroom home in antique finish, SIS each. Cai 1 couples welcome Clean and nicely t OUNC THURS <0 (I }•> - Bidr* DESKS. FILES — T«Wai, cMltt* ng, Ihree ytart $2$. 142-6927. MONMOUTH ULAi H - SD»< IOUS nuch iought-alte' area. Living 6710636 furnished Near beach, stores and *ev ca-e Mnih six Keys mstde E .iddmg machines, typewriters, of PIANOS — ORGANS modern on* and two btdroom apart- transportation Maid service, laun- oom, dining room, large eat-in 137 Lots & Acreage lice equipment, etc al. bargain All Musical Supplies and Services RED DUN GELDING •- It hands, dromat and phone on premises litchen, bright sunny family room, bergen and South St Red BanN WASHER ORYER — Gal range eight years old, Healthy, sound. ments with balconies Starting at irauire Red Bank Police Slat Bf >Jt ,1*90 Aitourv Park 775OM4 HIGH LAN OS RESIDENTIAL 2 37 acres and 2 19 acres High and LOST | Cat. Siamese Seaipomt plied. Immediate occupancy, Call dry. with trees Non development Op«n 9 to >) WATER MEATER$^~VVood'fired SCHNAU.ZER PUPPIES AKC AREA - Suitable tor a woman, ERA-KERR AGENCY Hjrtnon vtcinity. male DINETTES - New, \u *•> N*w Mrs Baker. 223 *0H. LEO E MASSA, Realtor 946 260C wood and coal stoves, bv Martin registered Seven weeks old. private home. Kitchen entrance, 636 River Rd . Fasr-> in *. W> 91 KD SHARPS Rently tuned, light walnut finish. dnd imports. THE ENERGY ONE-BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM abli References required. Call after LOST — Atlantic Highlands area i FURNITURE, m Hwv. 16, West ing \?bQ Call W SB49 weekdays SAVERS. 94 Freneau Ave - Twin Light Towers. $375 a month. 6 pm. 873-0099. Can be seen Sun.. FOUR SEASONS REALTY 138 Mobile Homes Medium-s>ted. gray long nairej "•.m-ihuru Alter 1pm, *ti 0QV> After 6 II in . 747 1341 aw an. 56* 6219. We also sell coal 80 Bicycles/ Available Nov. 1. 727-55*5. Nov. 4. and atler. 1 E River Road Rumson 'naie dog Answers to George Re ,530-W0 *ard B72-M31 , PORT MONMOUTH —Save money, ADULTS — *i and over 197J one Mini Bikes one-bedroom, kids, furnished if HOLMDEL — Living room, bedroom and private bath Refer- FOULK5 PRESTON AGENCY Oedroom. partly furnished, mint. LOST - Long hair blacx white cat need, $110 REALTORS beautiful oa>k Highlands fcV u<*iO Large male Call 872 UH Man STATE RFNTALS Bkr 747-9434 ences required Call 946-9510 after 6 BIKE — 26". coasler brake, set up p m. woodland Dr. — Middlelown— injiith Mllli. Highianas area with baskets and special kick stand RED BANK — Two bMroom apart tor paper carrier, extra wheel. 125 ment, near transportation $300 plus KEANSBURG — Nice room with classified advertising 323-3152 kitchen and private entrance. $38 HAZLET — California feeling Four gas and eleclrtc 530-0591. bedroom bi level, newly decorated per we*k Call 787-2397 CARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMbb throughout Trees, picket fenced an W» J62' RED BANK — Three-bedroom Bethany Rd . Hatlet Adult park LOVELY VIEW — Of OCEAN and yard Central air conditioning, hu- 63 CBs/Electronics apartment, $380 per month, on* •Ik lo shopping and N Y bus LOST — German Shecherd PUOB. RIVER For mature business gen midifier, fireplace. Walk lo schools, month's security plus utilities. No 3911 fuur months old, biack with Ian o' transportation, churches Low tax- p*t>. R»f»T«nc«. 747-5619. tleman Hlfihlands, 872 1210. front o* chest answers lo name ol CLARIAN - 4n i iMimfi nidea-wdv es $79,500 j*4-im Satan" S'^ce Fr, morn.ng Re INFLATION CB and K 40 antenna, $110 RED BANK — Broad St Boogie, RED BANK - Large lovely room, 140 Real Estate Wanted HANDYMAN SPECIAL ward 787 440v Call 741 8931 two bedroom, kids, Ptts. ulilltias nicely furnished, private entrance, And assumption. Riverside Heights paid. now. good neighborhood 842-9250 YAESU FT-101EE — Transceiver, 'o mortgage, $440 monthly STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 MATAWANLlST WITH Yaesu Yt, 6018 digital display, ment includes taies Three More Classified Century 11 Van's Agency matching speaker, $650 firm RED BANK Contemporary t 108 Commercial Dearooms, V i baths, nice lot 76736/0 S44-1811 -i 1 on Next Page LIGHTER bedroom with large dining room Perfectbuv for discriminating hand- overlooking Ihe Navaiink. No pets. Rentals 84 Merchandise 1450 Bodman Arms, 741-OS16. . ii* 700 PAUL P BOVA Inc AGENTS — Executives, pro 6M 25.44 RED BANK — Beautiful two rewonals offices available in Iwo Wanted HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS bedrooms avallablt. Carpeting, or three rooms or larger. Air, Call the Kerr Agency. Inc. dishwashers, new kltchans , caroet. decoration. On long-term b36 River Rd,, Fair Haven. 7414477 A BETTER PRICE — For collec- baths V400 to 1450. 741-2196. leases. Red Bank area Full ser- Make It Yourself s ol Lionel and American Fiver vices Low renls 741 9595. ns, IOP orice paid 566 8030 RED BANK — Luxury high-rise HOLMDEL—LIST WITH Two and Ihrct bedroom apartments Century 21 Van's Agency LOOK FOR THESE ADS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Shop 54*-1881 AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN- Call between 7-9 p.m., 142-4865. space. 750 so ft., la roe garage door, WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, RED BANK — Thr** rooms, child reasonable. Call 791 1380 before 6 MARLBORO RUGS, FOR CASH. 291-0905 after t. Popcorn Afghan! NTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ok. appliances. $275. Bkr. OWNER MUST SELL DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX TIM BRO INC »50 544-0905 Beautifully-appointed. 741-4411 hdlch cover coffee tables, like new, 566-1604 SEA BRIGHT — Runaway Beach 741-0292 after 4 or Your ontiiOO. one $tSO Alter 6, 7J9-OU3. MIRROR. MIRROR Villas. One-bedroom, furnished, PLE BROOK AGENCY. Realtors, AMtRtCAN AIRLINES ON THE WALL heat Included, on ocean with pool, Broker »iO Rt 3S. Mtadielown 671-2300 Half-tare coupon. (35 FREEZER - 11 rt i LJ 11 Sears UP- WHO IS FAIREST sauna. Available Dec. 1. 842-2592. TURNTABLE — Garrard 630S. au VINT CONDITION — TWO Call 291 2371 ught Good condition $12S Call OF THEM ALL?" il.SO lor each pattern Add 40C U!Q2b! tomatic multiple-play with base TRY B43-1449 WEST END — One-bedroom effi- MAIN ST., MATAWAN — New pro- BEDROOM RANCH IN PARK APARTMENT SIZE - Washer and dust cover and cartridge, $50 cient v apartment Patio, pool. otMn fessional building. Central air condi- LIKE SETTING OvE H 200' FRON- :acn pattem for first-class air- dryer, good condition, $100 739 0931 NINE PIECE — Dining room set, view Call 22I-823J. tioning, private entrances and TAGE ONE BLOCK FROM TEN mail and handling Send to: 787 36«0 FULL SIZE BED — Box spring and Must be excellent Quality and rea- lavatories, of 1-street parking Call NIS COURTS, PLAYGROUND AND nidilress. triple dresser, night stand TV CART — $2. Small American sonably priced. No Early American 4667671 BICYCLE PATH COMPLETE ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS TREE dnd mirror, $200 Relngerator, 12 Oriental rug, $8 Twin bed (came ye. Will consider Carved Oak. 102 Houses For Rent PRIVACY $69,500 22>31S| / SioUh Pine, perfect condition, cu fl . one year old, $125 Call after $10 Twin wicker headboard, $25 Mediterranean, Spanish or Provin- MATAWAN - Rt. 14, 1500 SO ft >35 431-0973 6pm. 842-OT43. King sue matlress and box spring ial design Call J91 4136 alter 4 office space, will sub-divide. Prime MORTGAGE $50. Dress form. $200 Double COLTS NECK — Fowr bedrooms, ocation. immediate occupancy. Laura Wheeler ATHLETES - Want strong legs? GARAGE DOOR •*• 8' wood, fell- dresser and mirror, $20. Nighl table TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO 2') baths, den, game room, base- S66 0936. AVAILABLE rork combination leg extension and tellenl condition, U5. $18 Vacuum. $25 Call 74 7 9476 DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to ment. Beautiful hilltoo setting $750 .mi machine iia<* originally 1250 Cdll 741-6653 Cash DON PON'S JEWELERSW.il month, lease negoiiaDle. 946-3989 RED BANK — New professional Needlecraft Dept. 61 Cdll 2f\ 4265. 6 9pm TWO SNOW TIRES - Cue H7Bx1S Buy from private owners and es- office spate Centrally located with Far Qualified buyer Red Bank, eight G E REFRIGERATOR - In good mounted on rims $25 pair. tates ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE COLTS NECK — Two-b*droom, fire- parking 520 to 2100 SQ. ft., $3» and rooms, two bath Colonial home Full UERNAT HOOK RUG YARN - Ai londilion. approximately 16 cu. It (.71 t!93 PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE place, one-acre wooded »r*» with JP Heal, water, sewer, taxes and Basement, deep lot, also usable as ••oried colors. ISceniseach, lapeilry Must sell, $75 583 SI09 •rook. Available Dec. 1, $365. • «irn. 10 rents a skein, needlepoint TWO BENCH CHAIRS — Padded SIGNED. 799 River Rd . Fair •naintenance included 741-51M or Mother-Daughter home $40,000 Boi 161, Old Chelsea Sla.. Ne» Haven. N J 842-6257, 609 7994466, 201-780-0460. 142 W9. mortgage al iou'. for 20 veers to -dnd crewel kits from SI to $10 GIRL'S — While and sold live-piece chrome legs, like new, $150 Alter 4 'otk, NY 10011. Print Name, bt-droom furniture, $200 Hoover Quaiiflng buyer. $66,000 ALLAIRE p.m.. 787-MM. WANTED.FISH TANK — 50gallons EAST KEANSBURG — Three RED BANK — Moving? Have space vacuum cleaner, upright, $40 FARROW REALTORS, 741-3450 tddress. Zip, Pattern Number. Call bedrooms, $790 per month. Adults at a reasonable rent! 2500 sq, ft. plus CAPTAIN'S BED - Two-drawer, 671-1569 270-3474 preferred Available Nov. 1. No office and work room Good location. NEW 1980 NEEDLECRAFT >60. dnwng table. $20; car seat. 15, TWO UNITED AIRLINE — H«H dogs. 495-0061 • mlted parking. Perfect for show- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayside :atalog Value packed' 0»ei 170 t>ra\) drapery rods, $8 741 876? tare coupons. Good til Dec, IS, 1979 WANTED TO BUY ooms. antique center, studio, etc, GREY METAL OFFICE DESK — EXECUTIVE TOWNHOUSE — Woods and Long View -Village, CHAIR - Wall Hugger re,c liner. $115 Call Mr Colby, 842 8700. 9 Wood, coal or pot belly stoves 671-0633. jesigns-all crafts 3 free pat- SH"«!'9". with three drawers and a m s p.m. Call 870-9J38 or 222-3704 Beautiful view, three bedrooms, IV) Elegant new homes from $116,000 -. Wi 12 shullers, 14x10. W>. typewriter insert, $150 462 3681. baths, two-car garage, $1000 a RED BANK — Four-room pro- Cill 531-QMS ems punted inside Send SI 00 Polaroid automatic 210 wilh Hash TWO AMERICAN AIRLINES — WANTED — Any condition, old month. Call 741-37S4, fessional oft tee All utilities In- HANDMADE WOODEN — RED BANK — Most desirable pro- ,md cave. $30 741 3680 Discount coupons, $35 each or best dolls, toys, leddv bears, all Christ- cluded $400 a month WILLIAM D Dollhousc with lights, $50. Sears mas items, also Halloween Items. FAIR HAVEN — Thfee bedrooms, fessional tone. Three-bedroom, sev- Oiler. 671-6396 RYAN, REALTOR 747 3500 CHAIRS - <2I Club, orange velvet. washer, $175 Dryer. $125 Italian Prior lo W W II Will pick up. Top den, fireplace, oarage, fenced yard, en room residence. Mid $60's. Call >40 .-dch. matching ottoman, 130 mdrble coflee table, $200. Matching TWO STUDIO BEDS - Wilh table dollar will be paid. 741-4072. wall to-wall carpeting, gas heat. Owner for appointment after 5 p.m. iji 0973. • . STORE AND OFFICES — $50 per -no table. $150 495 2854 Herculon covers and bolsters, good Dec. V $625 291-4*52 or 530-0950 menth and UP Call Principals only. 747-0615 Printed Pattern ilANilllll H'. - Old. " condition, $75 741 8147 741-1198 ^_ HOTPOINT Slainless ttl REAL ESTATE HAZLET — Three-bedroom Ranch RUMSON Absolutely Easiest i,ortild.n. $17S B.R Crvslal. *" inc wall oven with cook top. and TWO AMERICAN AIRLINES — with full basement. Close to schools Tok.$7i Silk drapt-.. 12'. green, 1» , RENTALS New Rumson home. Unusual and dishwasher. $60 each. Call 671 4718 Hall-fdre tickets $50 each. Call and transportation, immediate oc- 110 Wanted To Rent practical design in mis three- ( all Sdi , 9 dm -1 p.m. only, 49} 2716 or 9466118 cupancy Security and references. bedroom two-bath home. Fireplace .66 /16O m family room. 34' deck, gas heal, UNITED AIRLINES — 50*o coupon Academy Agency. 739-2222. CHECKWR1T6R PAYMASTER - MOOERN - Striped sofa, $175. two 101 Apartments ATTENTION — Landlords! Tenants one-car garage Walking distance to fed chdirs, $100; good condition for sale. $50 HAZLET — Hurry down, three- •ager to rent immediately. 431-6032, schools and bus lines Breaking Like new. escelleni working condi Two red cane lamps. $25 541 6675 bedroom, $271. two baths, double IrOfl list $1)0, now $50 566 4402 842-1017 Aon.-Fri . 8:30-4 P m No fee. ground now. Pick your colors ABERDEEN — STRATHMORE oarage, $84,500 MOVING — Blue carpel dntfgold GARDENS. Spacious one and two COFFEE TABLE - Pine. $40 firm. carpel, $45 each Two beds. $2Vand UNITED HALF FARE — STATE RENTALS Bfcr. 747-9434 Ellen 5 rVAidiU-rranean lamps, gold. SSO d Coupons, $35 bedroom Available now. $275 and $15 Chair, $2 Sofa, $20 Call 5335. Ideal tor SINGLES. WORKING HIGHLANOS — Change neighbors. HAZELTON-Realtor Hir SB35647. /J1-7363. 741-8099 or 949-2460 The Dairy Re«iytt. COUPLES. SENIOR CITIZENS- No three bedroom, $300, yard, kids, no 842 3200 COLONIAL — Corner hutch. $65. ONE ROW CORN PICKER WASHER — Excellent, $125. Dryer, pets. Atlantic Av»., 566 5434 lease. Dry sink, $35 Child's dresser. 135 *xcel lent, $125. Retrig STATE RENTALS Bfcr. 747-9434 ABSOLUTELY tne easiest dress $200 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri ••The Action Line' WALKER & WALKER I "il tdble. SS Call 842 2429 Cdll 566 9291 orator Ireeier, excellent, $200. Gas -no waist seam no fippei' *love, $50 671-OTI7 Apartments. Luxury garden apart- HIGHLANDS — Th ret-lour REALTORS UNIEMPORARY BROYHILL - ments, heat, hot water supplied. bedrooms, fireplace, two baths, ga- I Shrewsbury Office 741-5212 Glides over you' head, with wide •I, i)i Conlemporarv Free pool, Iree maintenance No age. tun deck with ocean view. $550 542-1700 Middlelown Office 671 3311 sleeves easy gathers beneath a j'imivon soldbed. $100 Cdiib'i vnj ROSEWOOD DOUBLE - Head WASHER AND DRYER — Four oets. Near shopping and transporta- plus utilities. Call 111-3159 evenings. board, $35.193O's walnut vanity and years Old Avocado. $125 for both, or tion. Call 291-0006 between %-7. bow bell Perfect toi holidays mirror. $85 1930's men's walnut HOLMDEL - Two bedrooms, living (. RIU Simmons, wilh mallresv. $75 each. Call 707-3WS 131 Houses For Sale 131 Houses For Sale Punted Pattern 9412 Misses il.irk brown. S50 Hcdstrom car seal, thtst. $75 Cedar chest. $10 Seven COLTS NECK - Efficiency, US per room, kitchen and den Full base- :1U 7476106 niece 1930s solid double bedroom, WOOOBURNING STOVE — Suit week. Mottl unit, J75 per week Dal- ment. $450 a month, plus utilities. Sijes 8 10 12 14 16 18. 20 $700 Pine hutch. $100 Call (M2 2011. dblr tor fireplace installation Two ly rates available, light house- 462 72*3 Sue 12 (bust 34) takes 2'ryaids (USTOM BUILT Carpeted Hal B4I 1063 or 741 7829 years old, $200 467 6477 keeping. COLTS NECK MOTEL. a- ik to rcplact rear seat of any SLEEK-LOOKING - $60 black WOODCHI EF — Woodburmng Call 431-8724. HOLMDEL — Large five bedroom 45 inch fabric vglkswdgen Beetle, $20 Good (or li-tithtT boots, never worn. 71 >. medi- Victorian home. Completely re- ktds or dog * Also, trailer hitch 'or stove, used three months. 1200. 70 decorated Intlde and out Asking um, will sell lor $35. Call eves . Filth St , Belford. comealU' I P m ELBERON — Three rooms, all ap- i .Volkswagen Beetle. $ii 741 8130 741 3841. pliances, heal paid. $230. Bkr $675 * month Security and re- TIM-BRO INC. $50 544-0905 leces required CARL F. , (yiniNG SET - 48" round table. ZELLERS. REALTOR. 946-1443 , *,ilMut too. iwo Ifdves, lour black SNOW BLOWE R — 36" tor economy YELLOW DINETTE SET - FREEHOLD —Safe and sound coiv WIVI I jj.fjfsl.jl chdirs. $125. Irxctor. good condition. $150 Hull Mrt block table, tour chairs. KEANSBURG — A-OK cutle. two- Send $1 50 for each pattern. c aneback-.. nearly new, $60 870 2395 one-bedroom on Court St.. garage, B4241V3 more. bedroom cottage, yard for kids, $250. Ud 4(K tor each pattern loi STATE RENTALS Bfcr. 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 fnstclass airmail, handling HIGHLANDS — Uostalrs two- LOCUST — Smile In style, four- Send to: bedroom apartment. $285 per month bedroom on river, land for kids. $ plus utilities, security required, no pets Call 191)665 or 741-1112. STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 BRAND NEW LISTING 3 LINES • 5 DAYS - 3°° HIGHLANDS — 60 Bay Ave LONG BRANCH - Rentable ranch. Beautiful spacious home m desirable, areaof Mid- Soaclous third floor two-bedroom. e rooms, two-bedroom, $2*0. MARIAN MARTIN $200 month plus heal, on* month's bf tng kids. dlelown. 4 bedrooms. 2 '-? balhs. lamityroom. large eat- FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200" security, references 291-3003 before STATE RENTALS Bfcr. 747-9434 in kitchen, plus utility room are among special features Pattern Oept. 420 5 O m LONG BRANCH — Prlvatt and All situated on almost an acre of picturesque land* oertect on*-D«**tT,>m power two nights a week to discuss various township problems. "Shall Ihe Asbury Park Free WHEREAS, II Is the consensus position -to the government Public Library be abolished and dls able for public Inspection, and REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS of the Borough Council that said Tht Borough of Union Beach and the founder and first head Self, 42, of Independence Road, said his priorities in office solved?" WHEREAS, the City Attorney because of the unrest that has sanitary sewerage system should be hereby requests from all interested has certified that this meets the stat- Signed extended lo serve Ihe entire persons or firms propoia.ll for com- of the Korean Central In- been growing recently. Include attempting to halt and cut what he called the "largest ute and regulations governing Ihe Stephen M. Kay Borough. pletion of a Design Plan for the award ol said contracts, tax increase in the history of Middletown" last year. Oeoutv City Clerk NOW, THEREFORE BE IT OR- Union Beach waterfront ai per Oct 3S.76.II.2V.3O.3t. Nov 1,1.4,1 NOV/, THEREFORE, BE IT DAINED, by the Mayor and Council Grant Agreement and Scope of Ser- The Republican said be would work to restore public trust S4I0O RESOLVED bv the City Council of of the Borough of Rumson, in the vices available from Mary Sabih. the City of Long Branch as follows: County of Monmouth and State of Union Beach Borough Clerk, Flor- in local government, saying that he would look into amending 1 The Mayor and City Clark are New Jersey ence Avenue, Union Beach, New Crises may topple local regulations to call for the dismissal of any township 121 Colts Neck hereby authorized and directed to 1. That Ihe necessary special- Jersey 07735. AM proposals shall In- execute the .attached agreement ized engineering services required clude the following: employee found in conflict of interst. "You cannot serve two NOTICE TO BIDDERS with Richard A. Reutttr, M.D. for the design and construclion of 1 Name and pott office address of Notice Is hereby given thai 1. This contract Is awarded the sanitary sewerage facilities re masters," Self said. staled bids will be received bv (he without competitive bidding as an person responding guired for extending the sewer ser- 2 A brief statement of respondent's Township Committee of tha Town "Extraordinary, Unspeciflable Ser- vice to the entire Borough be ac- Begin government Self said he would work for better communication between professional qualification I end ship of Colti Neck at Ihe Township vice" in accordance with quired for a sum not to exceed Municipal Building, Cedar Drive, 40A ii-S(1)(a) of the Local Public experience In projects of the type TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - for Israel's economic trim the township and various community organizations such as 1102,500 00 Said special I ltd engi- herein requested, Colts Neck, New Jersey, on the 9th Contracts Law because the nature of neering services *r« more particu- Prime minister Menachem the fire department and first aid squads. day of November, 1979 at 8:00 P M , Ihe services lo be performed re- larly set forth and described In a 3, A sample, If available, of similar bles. told Israeli newspapers prevtllme lime, or as soon there- quires expertise and specialized proposal prepared- bv Havens and written projects completed bv Begin failed yesterday in his he would leave by mid-No- "Middletown is a good town and I'd like to see it stay that after as the matter may be reached, training in the field of Medicine, of Emerson, Consul ting Engineers, the respondent in Ihe past. (or the removal of snow from Coils qualitative nature. dated September 13, 1979, on file In 4 A full description of service to be first attempt to choose a new way," Self said. N*-. K itreeti 1*79 — I960 In ic vember, and Ariel Sharon, 3 A notice of this action shall be Ihe office of Ihe Borough Clerk and performed foreign minister and pull Both candidates have stated their support of the idea of a cordance with specifications which hereby approved 5 Cost ol the protect. If cost Is to be the minister in charge of are on rile In the offices of the Ad published in The Dally Register and the Asbury Park Press determined on a per diem or per himself out of a Cabinet crisis more controlled development of the township, but they differ minislrator or Ihe Township ol Colts 2. That $102,500.00 of the unex- his followers out of the coali- Dated: October23, 1*79 hour basis, a statement of the Neck and may be examined at Ihe pended funds from the bonds Issued maximum costs of the project. that could topple his govern- on how can be controlled. Colts Neck Township Municipal JENNIE C DEFAZIO, City Clerk pursuant to the aforesaid ordinance tion if an alternative site for Ocl 30 116 iO 6 Proof of professional liability in- ment. ' Building, Cedar Drive. Colls Neck entitled "Bond Ordinance making a surance coverage. Self favors placing the issue on a public ballot to let the Township, New Jersey, during regu the settlement is not found. Supplemental Appropriation of 7 A statement of the names and lar business hours of 8 30 AM until Deputy Prime Minister voters decide whether there would be continued construction NOTICE 114$,770 To Finance the Acquisition post office address of all persons But the hawkish solution 4:30 P.M. Proposals must be Councilman Walling offers the and Construclion of Certain Sanitary holding greater than a ten Yigael Yadin turned down of multi-family homes in the township. An estimated 4,000 enclosed in a sealed envelope ad (allowing resolution and moves Its Sewerage Facilities Heretofore Au- percent (10%) financial Interest Sharon proposes is opposed dressed to the Township Committee adoption Ihorlied Bv the Borough of Rumson, in the entity submitting the pro- Begin's offer to take over the persons signed petitions calling for such a vote, but the of the Township of Colls Neck and by coalition moderates. RESOLUTION in (he County of Monmouth, New posal. must clearly set forth Ihe contract Jersey and Authorizing the Issuance post left vacant last week by Democrats on the committee defeated a Self resolution to put WHER EAS. the regularly a A certification tha— should the Either side holds enough price on the proposal form The bids of 1138,000 Bonds or Notes of the Moshe Dayan, who quit in a must be accompanied by a certified scheduled Council Meeting of the contract be awarded to tha re- the questions to a vote. Workshop Session ol.Tuesday. No- Borough for Financing Such Sup seats in the parliament to check, cashier's check or bid bond olemenlal Appropriation," passed spondent, that the respondent disagreement over the gov- Gaynor, who like Self is opposed to the construction of any payable to the Township of Colls vember 6, 197V, falls on Election shall comply with all the terms Day. and Election Day, the Office of and approved July 23, 1970, or so force the government to re- Neck as a guarantee that if Ihe con- much therefor as may be necessary and conditions of the specif- ernment's policy in the oc- additional multi-family housing here, used his post as chair- tract or agreement is awarded to Ihe theCltv Clerk is occupied with Elec- ications tion Matters and the processing of to carry out the terms of this or- cupied West Bank. sign in a showdown. bidder, that the bidder will enter into dinance be and Ihe same Is hereby All proposals shall be submitted man of the sewerage authority to impose a moratorium on a contract therefor The amount to Election Returns and therefore, said to Mary Sablk, Union Beach Begin told an Israel Radio date Is not a convenient date for (he appropriated for the design and con- sewer hookups of all new developments after Oct. 1. The basis be deposited shall be fen percent struction of the sanitary sewerage Borough Clerk no later than 4:10 Echoing Dayan's conten (10%) ol the base bid but shall not, in holding of the regularly scheduled P M on November 2, 1979 As this interviewer, "The govern- workshop Session of City Council. facilities required for extending the for the moratorium, which Gaynor claims has effectively any case, exceed Twenty Thousand sewer service to the entire Borough. Contract Is considered a Pro- tions, Yadin told Israel Radio ment is in a situation which Dollars ($20,000 00) NOW, THRERFORE. BE IT lesslonal Service Contract the for- •there are differences of halted new construction here, was that the sewer plant his RESOLVED, by Ihe City Council of 3. This ordinance shall lake ef- malities of tht Local Public Con- you could call not simple. We the City of Long Branch, that It fect upon its passage and publication tracts Law N.J.R.S. 4OA It 1 et. seq. views between our party and operating at 80 percent of its capacity and that It will be The Township Committee of (he hereby reschedules Ihe meeting of according to law relating to Sealed Bids will not be have to solve these prob- Township of Colts Neck reserves the operating at full capacity when pending applications and Tuesday. November t, 1179, for RUMSON PUILIC NOTICE observed. Union Beach reserves the the majority party on some right to waive any informalities in or Wednesday, November 7, 1979, at The foregoing ordinance was In- right lo reject anv and all proposals lems." to reject any and all bids. projects are completed. H 00 P M., Municipal Building, 344 troduced and passed first reading at submitted or to request mod issues of foreign policy" Bids may not be withdrawn Broadway, Long Branch, New Jer- a regular meeting of the Mavor and ideations and proposals prior to Members of Begin's Herul Self questioned the legality of Gaynor's moratorium, within thirty (30) days arter day of which prevented him from MValfld Council of the Borough of Rumson final award. said opening party suggested that Par- saying, "I certainly hope the moratorium is not another •BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, held on Thursday, October 25, 1979 accepting the job. But he Brian Laniier Mary Sablk, Borough Clerk that notice of this change of the and will come UP for final considera- Oct 30 117.40 liament Speaker Yitzhak political trick." Mayor Workshop Session scheduled for No- tion and passage at a regular meet- added that if Begin offers him Attest Shamir take the foreign min- Gaynor criticized Self's petition, noting that the number of George Handle to Head Israel's negotiating l i/l on Thursday. November 8, 1979 at HI RtQlOMl NOtlCM istry post. Shamir, an old multi-family units called for on the petition changed three Clark Meetings Act of the State of New B 30 PM at Borough Hall, East team on West Bank auton- Oct. 30 iiSQO Jersey River Road,' Rumson, N.J. at which MATAWAN-AIIRDIIN omy, he would reconsider his comrade-in-arms of Begin times during the petition campaign. seconded bv Councilman Cofer and lime and place all persons desiring REGIONAL adopted upon the following roll call to be heard will be given full op- SCHOOL DIITRICT refusal. from the days of the under- The Democrat said that while the petition represented the Kiyport LEGAL HOTICI vole; PorlunitV; legitimate voice of the public, "my moratorium was better" AYES: 5 J. Gary Sammon, Sealed proposals will be re- Begin offered the post to ground before Israel was PUBLIC NOTICE ceived by the Matawan Aberdeen Please take notice there will be NAVES _, Borough Clerk Yadin at Hadassah hospital in founded, is a right-winger at stopping development here. ABSENT Joh»O Teeter Regional School District Board of a Special Meeting of the Borough of Education until 3:00 P.M., Novem- Keyport Planning Board on Thurs APPROVED: Mayor Jerusalem, where Yadin is who refused to support the Self criticized the Democrats on the committee for refus- DATED October 23,1979 ber 9, 1979. at the office of the Secre- day November 1, 19T9 at J 00PM: Ocl 30 |31.SO tary, Administration Building, ing to place the issue on a ballot. He said the residents should Jennie C. OeFazio recovering from a mild heart peace treaty between Israel Borough Hall 18 30 Main Street, Key Broad and South Streets, Matawan, port. City Clerk AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING have a right to voice their opinions. FOR ENGINEERING AND DE- New Jersey, tor the following: attack. and Egypt. The purpose of this meeting Is lo Oct 30 , $12 TO SIGNING FOR THE DEVELOP review site Plans for property Front TRAILER RELOCATION The Republican said he would work to make it easier to to MENT OF THE PUBLIC RECREA- Another possible can- Street. Kevporl, G C. Zone, lots NOTICE Plans and specifications and other Two other ministers have TION AREA ON THE SOUTHERLY get an Issue on a public ballot, and he would work to institute 24 25 Block 2! PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that related bid documents may be ob- SIDE OF RIDGE ROAD AND AP tained at the office of the Secretary threatened to leave Begin's didate is Interior Minister William Kerchner. Chairman application has been made to Jennie recall procedures for local officials. C OeFazio, Clerk of (he City of Long PROPRIATING THE SUM OF 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. dally. The cabinet. Finance Minister Yosef Burg of the National Kevoort Planning Board it,MO 00 THEREFORE Board of Education reserves ihe txI 30 UK Branch to transfer lo Orenburg. Inc to be trading as Union Bar & Liq- WHEREAS, there remain unex- right to accept or reject any or all Simcha Ehrlich, under fire Religious Party. uors. Inc for premises located at 209 pended funds 'rom a sewer bond bids. 231 Little Silver Union Avenue, Long Branch. New issue authorized bv an ordinance EDWARD J. SCULLION AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING Board Secretary/Bus. Admin. Suit against zoners FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION sumption License * C 27. heretofore i m Ihe Improvement of the Sani- Matawan Aberdeen Regional issued to Orenberg, Inc. t/a Union tary Sewerage System of the School District OF RAILROAD STATION ROOF 1 FOR THE SUM OF «»,0M.9S AND ii.tr & Liquors lor the premises lo- Borough of Rumson, in the County ol Matawan, NJ. 07747 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE i died at 209 Union Avenue, Long Monmouth, New Jersey, Ap- Oct 30 M B0 Work starting OF 119,00000 BONDS OF THE Branch, New Jersey propriating therefor $2,200,000 and BOROUGH FOR FINANCING The names and addresses of all Authorizing the Issuance of never filed in court SUCH APPROPRIATION. officers, stockholders and directors 11,090,000 Bonds and Notes of the 2S0,Othtr Public Noticti~~ Borough to Finance The Cost There- BE IT ORDAINED bv the of the applicant are NADINE W WILSON. 295 North Maple Avenue, of," passed and approved May 10, BROOKDALI WEST LONG BRANCH - tion was withdrawn. Mayor and Council of the Borough of COMMUNITY COLLEGE Basking Ridge. New Jersey, Presi- 197] The unexpended funds from the Little) Sliver, In the County of Mon< bonds authorized bv this ordinance LEGAL NOTICE on 1980 budget A suit served to the Zoning At a special meeting last mouth and Slate of New Jersey, (not dent, Vice-President, Secretary. Treasurer, Director and Manager. are $63,776.B1. and, Notice Is hereby given thai the Thursday, the board decided less than 2/3 of all the members Board of Trustees of Brookdale HAZLET -The Board of him to "estimate" the cost Board of Adjustment by an thereof affirmatively concurring) Objections, il any, should be WHEREAS, under and bv virtue Community College will receive applicant for a use variance to accept the return of the that: made Immediately In writing to Jen- of N J.S.A. 40A:2-3v any part of the sealed bids at the Purchasing De- Education and Super- of maintaining district pro- Section t. The Improvement dls- nie C DeFailo, Clerk of the City of proceeds of the sale of municipal partment, 765 Newman Springs was never filed in court and plans and act on the applica- cribed In Section 3 of this Ordinance Long Branch, City Hall, 344 Broad obligations not necessary for the Road, Llncrofl, New Jersey on No- intendent of Schools Roaman grams and for new programs wav. Long Branch. New Jersey purposes for which such obligations therefore is not binding, ac- tion as if they were not is hereby authorized as a general vember is. 1979 prevailing time, at Cabrera last night began the such as a program for gifted improvement to be made by the ORFNBERG, INC were authorized may, il In the opin- which time and place, said bids will cording to Louis Garippo, withdrawn, according to Col- Borough of Little Silver, New Jer by ROBERT J, HOLDEN ion of the governing body it is In the be publicly opened and read on (he long process of planning next and talented fifth and sixth sey. For the said Improvement as Attorney for Applicant best interest of such municipality, lollowing Item: board attorney. leen M. Knight, board secre- more fully stated in Section 3 hereof, Robert J HolrJen. Esq be appropriated to and used to fi- year's school budget. graders. The board also nance the cost of any other purpose Brookdale Information tary. there is hereby appropriated the 30 Beach Road Schedule/Winter Term 19t0 The suit, which was sum of 120:000 00 said sum being or purposes for which bonds may be Board members indicated asked the superintendent to Monmouth Beach, NJ 07750 Contract documents may be ex- inclusive ol all appropriations here issued, and, served Oct. 16 by GPian- Superior Court Judge Mer- Dated: October 24. 1979 amined and copies obtained at the evaluate the costs of improv- totore made therefor and including that they would like the new Oct. 30, Nov. 6 $20.40 WHEREAS, it Is the consensus Purchasing Department of tanida after the board re- ritt Lane Jr., according to the sum of $1,000 00 as and for the of Ihe Borough Council that the pub- Brookdale Community Collage at 765 budget to include funds to re- ing the curriculum for sev- downpavment for said improvement lic recreation area on the southerly Newman Springs Road, Llncroft. ferred his application to the Knight, advised the board required bv law and now available 234 Marlboro tain existing programs and enth and eigth graders side of Ridge Road, In the Borough New Jersey on or after October 30, therefor bv virtue of provision in a Planning Board for advice, that they could act on the ORDINANCE 11A-71 of Rumson, County of Monmouth. 1979. still stay within the state's Cabrera said the board's budget or budgets of the Borough AN ORDINANCE FIXING A and State of New Jersey, more par- named-the board and the application despite Pian- previously adopted ticularly designated on the Official Bid securities in the form of a SPEED LIMIT ON REIDS HILL bid bond with adequate security budget cap. decision on planning for a ROAD, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Tax Map of Ihe Borough as Block Bl mayor and Borough Council. tanida's withdrawl of the Section 2. For the financing ol Lot 7, be developed for recreational thereon, or certified check In an "You can forget about a Middle school will influence said improvement and to meat that MARLBORO, COUNTY OF MON amount equal to 10% of the amount Piantanida was seeking a plan. part of Ihe said $20,000 00 not met bv MOUTH, NEW JERSEV. . of the bid, not to exceed 120,000 will cap waiver," Mrs. Bonnie budget planning. trie downpavment, negotiable bonds PUBLIC NOTICE NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR- be required Bids may not be use variance to build 24 Piantanida is developing ol the Borough, each to be known as PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby giv- DAINED, by the Mavor and Council withdrawn within 60 davs after Ihe Mitchell, board president "If we are going to move Little Silver Railroad Station Roof en that The above Ordinance was of the Borough of Rumson, in- the actual day of the bid opening. townhouses in an area zoned the project off Linden Avenue Bond of 1979", are herebvauthortied passed and approved in final read- County of Monmouth. Slate of New said. A "cap" is a state-man- in the direction of the status ing bv the Township Council of the Jersey: The owner reserves Ihe un- for single family dwellings. with his brothers Jack, John to be issued In the principal amount restricted right to reject any or all dated budget limit. ol (19.000 00 pursuant to the Local Township ol Marlboro at * Regular 1. That the necessary special- quo, then I would assume one and Robert, and Frank Meeting held on October 16. 1979, bids; and to accept anv bid which Is According to Arnold Bond Law. as authorized In Sections ized engineering and designing ser- deemed most favorable. Prices According to Cabrera, the planning posture," Cabrera JOA 12-6 (a) and 40A:2-1 to 40A:2M and that said Ordinance shall be- vices required for the development Golden, a Lakewood lawyer Rosano, all borough resi- come effective upon publication ac- quoted must include all freight or ol Ihe Revised Statutes of New Jer- of said recreation area be provided delivery charges. The owner also district should receive notice said. dents. sey In anticipation of the issuance cording to law, (or a sum not to exceed $6,500.00 representing Piantanida, the Passed September 27, 1979 reserves the right lo reject anv bid from the state by Nov. 15 on of such bonds and }o temporarily 2. That $6.50000 of the unex- II, In Its opinion, the bidder Is nol "If the feeling of the suit sought to force the Residents of the area sur- finance such Improvement, nego- Adopted October 25.1979 pended lunds from the bonds Issued Mayor Arthur Goldiwelg considered financially or technically the district's cap.. board is to move toward a tiable notes of this Borough In a pursuant to Ihe aforesaid ordinance Able to carry out the contract as borough to permit the con- rounding the site have dem- principal amount not 'to exceed EVELYN PICCOLIN), Clerk entitled "An Ordinance Providing intended or for anv reason In the "You know what kind of middle school program as 119,00000 are hereby authorised to struction of low-income hous- onstrated strong opposition to Township of Marlboro For the improvement of the Sani- owner's judgment, it Is nol In the be issued pursuant to and within the tary Sewerage System of the pressure the state Com- quickly as possible, that's a Oct. 30 U 60 Desl Interests of Brookdale Com- ing. the planned townhouses limitations of the Statutes aforesaid Borough ol Rumson, in the County of munity College missioner of Education is un- The maximum rate of interest which Monmouth, New Jersey, Ap- decision different posture.'' Piantanida, after being in- which would house middle- any of said obligations shall Dear is ORDINANCE #.Zt*n propriating Therefor $2,200,000 And Bidders are required to comply der," Cabrera said. "Should Mitchell said after the six per centum (6°o) per annum. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING Authorizing the issuance of with the requirements of P.L. 1975, formed by the board that the and-low-income families. FOR A CURFEW DURING THE 1?,090.000 Bonds and Notes of the C 127 and P.L 1977, C. 33. we decide to seek a cap meeting that the board has The board has 120 days Section 3 (a) The improvement HALLOWEEN PERIOD IN THE Borough To Finance the Cost There- Ocl 30 $14.40 application would have to be hereby authoriied and for Ihe f< TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. Of." passed and approved May 10, waiver, we would have to not yet discussed the possi- referred, withdrew the plans from the original filing of the earning of which said obligations COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW '973, or so much thereol as may be , SUPERIOR COURT build one hell of a case." bility of creating a middle .tff to be issued is for the reconstruc JERSEV necessary to carry out the terms of OF NEW JERSEY for the development. Garippo application in which to decide tion of railroad station roof for the PUBLIC NOTICC ihis ordinance be and Ihe same Is CHANCERY DIVISION Borough of Little Silver. In discussion during the school and is waiting for re- then ruled the entire applica- on the variance, Knight said. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giv- hereby appropriated for Ihe engi- MONMOUTH COUNTY (b) The estimated max en that the above Ordinance was neering and designing services nec- DOCKET NUMBER F 59)3-71 workshop meeting, board ports from the super- imum of said bonds or notes is to be passed and approved in final read- essary for the development of said NOTICE members indicated that they intendent before it picks up 119,000 00 ing bv the Township Council of the recreation area. TO ABSENT DEFENDANT Ic) The estimated max Township ol Marlboro at a Regular 3. This ordinance shall take el- STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO would like to see all of this the topic. imum amount of money to be raised Meeting held on October 24. 1979, leci upon its passage and publication ANNA P. PEARSALL, her heirs, Utility repair to cause from all sources for said improve- and that said Ordinance shall be- year's programs maintained according to law devisees and personal represent- Mitchell said most of the ment Is (20,000 00 the encess thereof come effective upon publication ac- atives and her, their or anv of their over the said estimated maximum of cording to law RUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE successors in right, title and Interest next year. budget will be gobbled up by bonds or notes to be issued therefor PASSED SEPTEMBER 27, 1979 The foregoing ordinance was in- L.S. The board gave the super- salaries, utility and insur- being Ihe amount of Jt.000 00 down- ADOPTED OCTOBER 26, 1979 troduced and passed first reading at three-day traffic delay You are hereby summoned and payment lor said improvement Mavor Arthur Goldzwelg a regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Rumson required to serve upon MADDEN 1 intendeent direction in his ance costs, leaving "very lit- Section 4 The following matters EVELYN PICCOLINI, CLERK neld on Thursday. October 25, 1979 HOLOBINKO. ESOS. Attorneys for budget planning by asking tle" for other areas. are hereby determined, declared, Township of Marlboro and will come up 'or final considera- Plaintiff, whose address IsS Tlndall RED BANK - Motorists 5 p.m., the company will in- recited and slated: Oct. 30 U 90 tion and passage at a regular meet- Road, Mlddlelown, New Jersey, (a) The said purpose de- ing of the Governing Body lo be held 07748, an Answer to the Complaint who travel south on stall the valve and begin the scribed In Section 3of trm Ordinance on Thursday, November 8, 1979 at fried In a civil action. In which unit is not a current expense and is an 236 Mlddlttown 6 30 P.M. at Borough Hall. East ed Counties Trust Company Is plain- Shrewsbury Avenue will ex- street repair work. This work improvement which the Borough River Road. Rumson, N.J at which tiff and Albert E. Pearsall and Anna Woman held in murder may lawfully make as a general ~PUSLIC Notice^ lime and place all persons desiring P Pearsall, husband and wife, his, perience some congestion at will resume on Thursday improvement and no part of the cost PLEAS! TAKE NOTICE that at to be heard will be given full op her their heirs, devisees and person- the Newman Springs Road in- morning and is expected to be thereof has been or shall be specially a public hearing held bv the Mld- al representatives and his. her, their FREEHOLD - Mattie Bobo's residence at West assessed on property specially bene- dletown Zoning Board of Adjustment port unity, or any of their successors In right Luckey, also known as Mattie tersection today, tomorrow completed by noon. The wa- ntied thereby. on October IS. 1979 that the Board of J. Gary Sammon, title and Interest, el al, art defen- Lake Ave., Neptune, about 2 Adjustment granted a variance to Borough Clerk dants, pending In the Superior Court Hex, 55, of Stevens Place and and Thursday when Mon- ter company will be able to Ib) The period of usefulness Ihe Stavole Really Company from p.m. Saturday. ol said purpose within the limita- John O. Teeter of New Jersey, within thirty-five the side yard requirements of Arti- Mayor davs after Oc tober 30,1979 exclusive DeWitt Ave., Asbury Park, Lehrer said that an autop- mouth Consolidated Water do the work without a shut- tions ol Section 40A 2 22 of said Lo- cle 2919, Section 4 of the Zoning cal Bond Law and according to the Oct. 30 tl« 40 of such dale, if you fall to answer or Ordinance of the Township of Mld- appear In accordance with Rule was being held in the county sy by Dr. Stanley Becker, Company replaces a six-inch down of customer service. reasonable life thereof is five (S) dletown years. 4 4 6. judgment bv default may be jail yesterday in lieu of county medical examiner, valve there. JAMES P. HURLEY 242 Shrewsbury rendered against you for the relief The new valve is critical (c) The supplemental debt ATTORNEY FOR Borough demanded In the Complaint You $100,000 bail on a charge of disclosed that Bobo had been Instead of the normal two statement required bv said Law has STAVOLA REALTY CO. shall file your Answer and Proof of because it will allow the com- been filed in Ihe Office of the Direc- murder for the fatal shooting lanes of southbound Oct 30 $4.50 •OROUOH OF SHREWSBURY Service In duplicate with the Clerk of shot once in the left side of pany to isolate the six-inch tor of the Division ol Local Govern- PLANNING BOARD Ihe Superior Court, State House An- of a Neptune woman Satur- her chest and once in the tem- Shrewsbury Avenue traffic ment in the Department of the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that nex, P.O Box 13O0. Trenton, New main that serves Shrewsbury Treasurer of the Stale of New Jersey 240 Rumson on Wednesday, November 14, 1974 at Jerev, OB625, In accordance with the day. ple area with a 25 caliber that forms at Newman and such statement shows thai the 8 00 p.m at the Borough Hall, Rules of Civil Practice and Pro- and Patterson Avenues in jross debt of the Borough as defined NOTICE Sycamore Avenue, and Broad cedure. County Prosecutor Alex- weapon. Police are continu- Springs Road, motorists will m satd Law is Increased bv this Street. Shrewsbury, New Jersey a Shrewsbury. Otherwise, if a ordinance by 119,000 00 and that the Please lake notice that Robert ander D. Lehrer said yester- be directed to proceed across E Leo has applied to the Zoning iic hearing will be held on the The action has been Instituted ing the search for the weap- said obligations authorized bv this application of Florence Adams for lor the purpose of foreclosing a problem developed along that bond ordinance will be within all Board of Adjustment for a variance day that Luckey is charged on, he said. the intersection in a single lo build an addition to an existing ibdivlslon of lot I and joinder of mortgage dated July 9. 196S made by main, the major 36-inch debt limitations prescribed bv said . ibdivlded portion ol lotSwithlols4. Albert E. Pearsall and Anna P with causing ihe death of Bail was set by Superior right lane. Law dwelling on Block 46, Lot 16 located transmission line that feeds at 17 North Street, Rumson, N.J. 6, 6A and 17A Block 30 ID create a Pearsall, husband and wife, to Margaret Bobo, 27, of West Court Judge Thomas F. Beginning at 8 a.m. today, Section S. Tht full faith and Application hearing will be held on ingle tract of 49 5 acres lying wholly Keansburg-Mlddletown National the entire Rumson-Fair credit of the Borough are hereby Wednesday. Nov. 14, 1t7f. I; 15 P.M., filhln a PRD-2 Zone from the por- Bank and concerns real estate lo- Lake Ave., Neptune. Shebell Jr. on Saturday. The the water company will begin oiedged to the punctual payment of Borough Hall. East River lon of premises Ivlng within an R-1 cated at 14 Washington Place, Haven-Little Silver peninsula the principal of and Interest on the Road,Rumson, N.J. before the Zone. Keansburg, New Jersey, and to re- It is alleged that the vic- prosecutor's office had re- excavation there to replace said obligations authorized bv this Rumson Zoning Board of Adjust cover possession of said lands and would be shut down. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that premises. tim was shot after an argu- an inoperable six-inch valve bond ordinance. Said otoligal-ons ment All those wishing to be heard he application and supporting docu- quested tbe $100,000 bail and shall be direct unlimited obligations on this application will be given full ments are on file with the Borough of You arc made a defendant be- ment with Luckey's daugh- the court agreed. that feeds water to the resi- of the Borough and the Borough opportunity at the above mentioned Shrewsbury. Borough Clerk, cause you ere tht record owner of The Thomas Procter Com- shall be obligated lo lew ad valorem meeting, Application and Plans are Sycamore Avenue and Broad Street, (he premises upon which the mort- ter, Deborah Rex, over a Neptune Township Police dents and businesses of pany of Long Branch will do lanes upon all the taxable property nn file at Borough Hall. Shrewsbury, New Jersey and are gage foreclosure Is being conducted within the Borough for the payment vallable lor public inspection dur- Dated October 24.1979 small amount of money, Capt. Willis Atkinson is in- Shrewsbury and Patterson the excavation and the valve of said obligations and interest] Robert E. Leo 22 Center St. 0 regular business houn W LEWIS BAMBRICK Lehrer said. vestigating, assisted by Al- Avenues. Work will continue thereon without limitations of rate* CLERK OF THE will be installed by Ern Con- or amount. Rumson. N.J. 07760 MORGAN & FALVO The prosecutor said the until 5 p.m. Oct. 30 W-30 Attorneys for Applicant SUPERIOR COURT bert Wuestefeld, a county in- itruction Company of Ocl 30 M.tO Oct. 30 DIM / occurred in front of vestigator. Tomorrow, from 8 a.m. to Matawan. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, OCTOBER30.'I979 The Daily Register 21

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FREEHOLD - Finding that the Middletown Under the judicial standard, if the record and age," he said. Township Committee had acted beyond its adequately sustains the toning board's ruling, the The granting of the variance does not substan- powers. Superior Court Judge Patrick J. McGann governing body must affirm it The governing tially impair the intent of the zoning plan, Jr reversed the committee's action in overturn- body can reverse a zoning board ruling only if it McGann said ing a variance to the New Ivy House. finds the ruling to be arbirary, capricious or McGann said the objectors wanted to protect The issue was brought before the court by the unreasonable. the historic nature of property along Kings New Ivy House, which had been granted a vari- McGann said that the state Municipal Land Highway. ance by the township's Zoning Board of Adjust- Use Act gives the zoning board the power to grant "These are values to be protected," he said. ment to construct a 100-bed nursing home on a use variance and the governing body the power "As always, balancing must be done," property it owns off Kings Highway. only to review the zoning board's action to de- McGann said. He said that the zoning board was After the zoning board granted the variance, termine whether (hat board did its job. •objectors appealed to the township committee. in the unique position of making the balancing "Based on the board of adjustment record test. Last Dec. 7, the committee reversed the board's there was an adequate basis for the board to come action. New Ivy House then appealed to the to the conclusion it came to," held the judge. McGann held earlier in the hearing that the courts. New Ivy House should be able to convert an 88-bed In his ruling, McGann accepted as the proper The use proposed by New Ivy House fits within resjdent nursing home into a 75-bed licensed standard of review for the township committee the definition of public good, McGann said, adding sheltered care facility without the need for a what he termed the judicial standard which a that it does not matter if the service is performed variance. Burlington County court last month ruled should by a public agency or a private owner. The use is not substantially changed by this be the standard use. "Nursing homes are a necessity in our day conversion, said the judge. Bainton quits• Little Silver. '£& board By BOB BRAMLEV munities in the coalition are Fair Haven, West propriated, the difference can be met with more LITTLE SILVER - Robert L. Bainton. senior Long Branch. Oceanport, Shrewsbury. Monmouth than $6,000 remaining In the borough's railroad member of the Planning Board, has resigned, but Beach and Tinton Falls. contingent fund, explained Stephen- G. Green- there still will be a Bainton on the board. Onfecommendation of Councilman Henry A. wood, borough administrator. At its continued meeting last night, the Pope Jr., a commuter for more than 30 years, the Borough Council accepted with regret the resig- council adopted unanimously a resolution sup- nation of Bainton. who has served the borough 32 porting the proposed $475 million state transpor- Mark anniversary years, the first five as a member of the Zoning tation bond issue, which will appear on the Nov. 6 WEST LONG BRANCH - West Long Branch Board of Adjustment and the remainder as a ballot Scouts celebrated the fourth anniversary of their Planning Board member. The council appropriated (20,000 for re- paper drives, begun in October 1975 under the R««ll1*r Hall pholo bv DAv* KlnMofl But in the very next breath. Mayor Anthony T. construction of the railroad station roof and au- sponsorship of the borough's Environmental Com- SKATING DOGS — A Monmouth-Ocean Chapter March of Dimes benefit Bruno appointed Bainton's son. J. Joseph Bain- thorized issuing $19,000 in bonds for the work The mission. In that time they have collected 293 tons skating party went to the dogs last night at the Sports 9 Skateway. Kenneth ton, an alternate Planning Board member. He council received bids for the work from five . of paper and earned $5,600 for outings and equip- Robinson, trainer of the roller skating dogs, left, poses with 'Joy Boy' one of the a Iso appointed Milton S. Hall a regular member to contractors. The bids were referred to the at- ment, as well as saving almost 5,000 trees (It leaders of the pack. At right, Stacey Greenspan does a dance act with 'Browny serve out the senior Bainton's term. Hall here- torney, the borough engineer and the borough takes 17 trees to make a ton of newsprint.} Bull.' tofore has served as alternate member. administrator for submission to the state Depart- Collections are held at the Department of Michael D. Biehl of 53 Salem Lane was ap- ment of Transportation with recommendations Public Works yard, Monmouth Road at Cedar pointed borough representative to the Regional Apparent low bidder is Quality Roofing Co. of Avenue. 9 am to noon the'fourth Saturday of Recycling Coalition, a union of seven area munic- Passaic. with a bid of $24,655 each month. In addition to the newspaper collec- ipalities to recycle newspapers. The other com- Although all bids exceed the amount ap- tion for recycling, glass and aluminum are also Aluminum pickup set- collected. EATONTOWN - The pound to 11:30 a.m. Reynolds Mobile Unit will be All clean aluminum, in- Response to the reclama- at the Rickel's Home Center cluding all-aluminum cans, is tion effort continues to be parking lot. Routes 35 and 36. purchased. gratifying. 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