'Every hour a miracle9 WASHINGTON (AP) - Now we must become, a* "To me," Walt Whitman Shakespeare put It, "a bor- said, "every hour of the light rower of the night for a dark and dark is a miracle " hew." On Sunday there will be To do It properly, stay up one extra hour of miracle. until 2 a.m. Sunday and turn Shakespeare uM, "Prom back the hands of aU docks hour to hour we ripe and to 1 am. You can cheat and ripe, and then from hour to do it before you go to bed or hour we rot and rot; and when you arise. But do it, or thereby hangs a tale." you won't get to church or A tale yei, but this Sun- anything else on time day we ripe and rot (or an Of course, Shakespeare eitra III minutes. never had to contend with Shakespeare would say "bid Daylight Saving Time - the time return." The law says semi-annual rite of advanc- go back to Standard Time. ing clocks one hour In April, Last April we surren- then turning them back In dered an hour, in the name October of Daylight Saving, except in Neither did William Arizona, Hawaii, and part of Wordsworth, who persisted See Every haw, page 4 The Daily Register
VOL. 101 NO. 98 SHREWSBURY, N.J. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1978 15 CENTS Controversy rocking peace talks
WASHINGTON (AP) - decision to expand its existing The administration's pro- agreed to help build in the move was "a very serious and tiating session between the Is- legal. lems," said one official who President Anwar Sadat of settlements In the occupied test was conveyed to Israeli Negev region. negative development." Al raelis and Egyptians would But they deplored the tim- has bern working In the effort Egypt has the next move In the West Bank and Gaza Strip Prime Minister Menachem Be- The sources, who asked not Bai said it "remains to be proceed on schedule this after- ing of the Israeli decision on to develop a moderate Arab suddenly troubled Mideast areas. gin In a personal cable from to be named, said the eventual seen" whether a treaty can be noon. the eve of a resumption of coalition to go into the Arab peace talks, rocked by a con- The Israeli decision President Carter. American reaction would de- agreed to under the new cir- State Department officials, talks with Egypt and a week summit meeting and oppose troversy which Israel and the brought a quick, sharp repri- Informed sources said the pend on whether the Israeli cumstances. speaking privately, conceded before the other Arab nations the radical front being formed United States are blaming on mand by the administration administration was consider-, decision proved to be more State Department spokes- there was nothing in the Camp are to meet to decide what by Iraq and Syria. each other Thursday in the form of a writ- Ing possible further responses than "a bargaining ploy" and man George Sherman had no David accords to prevent Is- stance to take on the Camp Israeli Foreign Minister Sadat was supposed to de- ten statement by Secretary of Including postponement of a in fact led to a major ex- comment on the eventual fate rael from expanding existing David accords. Moshe Dayan counterattacked cide today whether to order State Cyrus Vance, who called scheduled Pentagon mission to pansion of the settlements. of the talks. He said "we'll settlements, although the "It's not what one would when he stepped off his plane the Egyptian delegation home It "very serious and deeply dis- Israel to survey sites for new An Egyptian official, have to wait and see" whether American position has been call a helpful gesture. It's at Andrews Air Force Base for consultation after Israel's turbing." air basest the United States has Usama Al-Bai, said the Israeli a tentatively scheduled nego- that all the settlements are il- going to cause us real prob- See Ceatraverey, page 4 Racism rears ugly head j in an incident at school .ar-a—i. •y MARK GRAVEN was being Interviewed in a hallway of the high school. But VEHICLES ABERDEEN - Police are Investigating "racial slurs" the student source said that "blacks won't make the first BEYOND painted on the Hatawan Regional High School building, and move." THIS POIHT trailer classrooms behind the school. She said she was extremely upset over the slurs, noting "We had somebody who came during the night with that "the black students don't call the white students black spray paint," said Thomas C. Grifa, principal at the crackers or honkles." school. Mr. Grifa characterised racial relations at the school as A student who contacted the Dally Register reported normal ever since the unrest that swept the country In 1M8 that black students woo saw the words when the came to after the shooting of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. school were "very upset," and some of them had gone Mr. Grifa said that black, students, which comprise M home to "think things over." percent of the 1,400 students at the school, were "obviously The painted messages on the school threatened the life upset." of a black student, and Included phrases such as "110,000 "Some kids that go out of the way to look for trouble for • dead ," and 'Today is annual kill a day' may use this as an excuse," he said. (everyday)", the student said. Student Council President Mark Warshauer character- Mr. Grifa said that custodians began removing the ized yesterday's school day as basically routine. spray paint after they arrived at«: JO a.m., but were unable "I went to school, and noticed that there was some to be complete the Job by the time students began arriving writing on the walls, but It was covered up real fast'" said at about 1a.m. Mr. Warshauer. "I wouldn't say there is a problem with the "We have absolutely no Idea who did It," said Mr. Grifa. whole school; the average student Is basically unaware of "We're trying to stay on top of the situation to make sure what's going on," he added. nothing develops out of it." Mr. Warshauer said that he believed the painted The student said that the painted messages resulted messages stemmed from a personal feud between two| from a fight between a black student and a white student on students, rather than racial tension. Monday outside the school. The Incident occured after a Faculty members, reached for comment by the Reg- previous scuffle between the students after a dance held at ister, agreed. the school last Friday. "There Is no racial problem in Matawan," said Football The white student's girlfriend struck the black student Coach Barry Riao. "There are one or two problem makers who hit her back, and then was engaged In fisticuffs by the who have no bearing on the majority." boyfrelnd and several others, the student source said. "I think It was an isolated incident," the coach con- One black student exclaimed "nothing's going to hap- tinued. pea today, but something Is tomorrow," while Mr. Grifa See Racial star, page I Racial tlur quickly scrubbed at Malaican Regional High School (Lordiphoto) Mass: Left alone, we could cut down on break-ins thirds of the time, a sergeant •ySHlRHYFIGDORE bly been prevented. Shack and the Style-Rite Beau- nis for months over Ms salary, •don't you dare point a finger we could have prevented the Dennis said a check of police headquarters during the day and a patrolman " SHREWSBURY -Police Between Sunday, Oct. 15,ty Salon. contract, working conditions, at me," said the chief. Coun- third. If not the second break- could find "the chief on duty, "So there was a possibility Chief Raymond "Bucky" Mass and last Sunday, Oct. 22, bur- The break-Ins, the chief and since April, the results of a cilman Robert Mlnehardi is in." he said the captain, the traffic safety that six of the 12 men In the says If borough officials would glars took more than t!,000 In said, are a "pronounced in- Wackenhut survey of the de- chairman of council's police But Mayor Dennis said last officer, a detective, and two- See Mass, page I stay out of his department, two cameras, Jewelry and ap-dication, once again, of the partment that led to major committee night that "The governing and perhaps three of the pliances from the Bailey Gift need for 14-hour police desk changes in day-to-day police "They keep interfering with body should not be a scapegoat break-Ins that have occurred Mart, clothing worth nearly service." operations, said he has "been my exercising of police depart- for his (the chief's) problems " within a one-week period at HMt from the Jean Scene, Chief Mass, who has been trying to live within my ment responsibilities. Chief Referring to the results of (be Shrewsbury PUxa Shop- and an undisclosed amount of wrangling with borough coun- budget' but I'm hamstrung." Mass said of council the Wackenhut report, which The Inside Story ping Center could have proba- merchandise from the Radio cil and Mayor Joseph F. Den- "I've told Mr. Mtnehardt, "If they'd leave me alone, led to the institution of It directives changing depart- TIE WEATHER ment procedures and sending both the chief and the police Clearlag teoay. Partly eleady lealght aad teawrraw. captain back out on rotating Cemplete weather reaert page 2. Think boy, 5, accidentally hanged self road patrol duty, the mayor Greta festival Is cealag it said. "The only change made Dr. Brothers ea TV aad fairy tales II •y BOIIN GOLDSTEIN vain for mote than an hour child stepped off the chair Two off-duty police of- Medical Center, but con- In the department was deploy- Vlklags toss* Ctwkeys II LONG BRANCH - A to revive him. and "began to spin around," ficers, U. John Naylor and tinued efforts to save him ment of the chief and captain " JaabealKakks M five-year-old city boy died According to police, The- police said. Sgt. Gaetano Mlstretta, were proved fruitless. Before the directives were yesterday after apparently odore and a five-year-old ^Theodore's companion the first officers to arrive on Neither police nor hospi- instituted by the police com- Bridge Advlre 24 DAILY REGISTER haaflng himself while friend were playing in the began to leave the house af- the scene after hearing the tal officials would release in- mittee in early summer. Mr. Basfawss. 2) PHONE NUMBERS playing with a rope sus- backyard of the Highland ter Us friend did not descend call for aid on the their po- formation concerning the ex- PreguMt, er Tank Vn Are? Classified 25-21 Mala Office 54X-4M* pended (ram a tree in the Avenue home at the time of from the tree, according to lice radios at 5:48 p.m. act medical causes of death Call BIRTHRIGHT. 747-2423 Ceaalrs 24 Tefl Free 171 B* backyard of his Elberon the Incident. police. They administered Police said that the death • Tei Free 5M-IIM Fit Steamers U price Eiteratamril 15-11 ClasstfM Deft. 542-I7N home, city police report. Theodore had climbed up The boy's father, Theo- cardlo-pulmonary resuscita- Is considered accidental. Inlet Cafe, Highlands The child, Theodore John on a wooden chair under dore K. Hlldabrand. saw his tion and mouth-to-mouth re- An autopsy is expected to Lifestyle 12-11 Cfrcabttta Deal M2-44M Hild.br.nd of M4 Highland neath toe tree from which son from Inside the bouse, suscitation to (be boy, with be performed, police said. Caasapagar Sunday Briich Make A Dale 13 Sauls Deal J42 m* Ave., was pronounced dead the rope wax suspended, and and ran out, yelling to a the help of the HIMabrands' Patrolman Walter Tote, 11-3. Halloween dress-up con- OUtaaries.:. 4 IWaniifuaiaa O12M at Monmouth Medical Cen- had apparently, In play, neighbor to call tor help. The neighbor. Mrs. Concetta De- Detective Sgt. Peter E test Sat. night with "The 2 FieeasM Banaa . 4» »K ter at T:N p.m.. despite the wrapped the rope around his child's parents were able to Cesare, a registered nurse. Flames." Shipwreck Inn, aews. : 14 Lag Bmea Banaa -I2MM« Johns, and Detective Louis Hwy. M, Keansburg efforts of medical personnel take their son down from the The child was taken by NapoleUno conducted the Sasrta. 1H2.MS and police who labored In A» his friend watched, the tree, police said. ambulance to Monmouth Investigation. Party Llae - Kalul«wa 542-3131. will be open Sun., 12 24U Birthday Sale Saaday Brock OT.raey's TriMtftEMs Classes Frl.SaL, "Shakes" Deris a Ed's ResUir.it to 5, and Moo. t to I. (or 20% off entire stock. Junior Dining on the river, dockslde. Jack Hill Trio, Tues. through L Long John's all today. SMB.. Baby Blue. Trade Winds, Highlands' best-kept secret. Halloween Costumes, Sup- Bazaar, » Broad St.. RedBahrs Restaurant, 872-1245 — U«T.MI plies. Decorations of all kinds. tat Hwjr. H, Bilwituwn. k WTHTTT. tain. ~ f»mi. Bank THINK LOBSTERS SHREWSBURY. N J FRCAY. OCT06ER27.1878 Mailbox Mass i— People
which netted IM.0O0 far transplants to tar was 1 pronounced thai he agreed daring the daylight hours," the Thurmond ! re-election cam- mania a mayor said, adding that few paign, came when Hope to he photographed In- criminals work a O-toJ day praised him for more than 40 formally at kts hone at yean in public service and Windsor, aear Quean Kill- Cancer drug tests begun chest Injuries, police said. Four other per "Our critidaaiwu that too problem maty people were on days, added: "He's spent about abeth'e majestic Wladaor sons were treated at local hospitals PoUce Ctttto. WASHINGTON (AP) - Doctors have RUMSON - Instilling a he aid. that many years hanging said AJr Force Capt. Frederick Ashler. H, The photographs were re- begun human tcati with a promlaUg new greater sense of responsibility "Tht chief and the captain around the maternity ward. ejected from the A-7D Corsair as it passed leased to the media togtve aatt-caacer drag that appears to work by la young people would appear were to be deployed in the eve- I think It would be a bell of over the campus. Witnesses said the plane fans their first chance toat e mnmaing cancer cell* and preventlag to be the only way in which the ning," the mayor continued an Idea If Congress adopted tumbled la the air and landed on Us tall. Elton John's new crowning then from reproducing. A Food and Drug epidemic of "mailbox mama," "We haven't touched the rest Us energy plan." glory. For quite some time Admhattratioa spokesman said yesterday which has hit the borough, can of the department Thurmond, the father of at has beta seen weariag I Ike ageocy approved two limited licenses Jet in emergency landing be cured. Chief Mast said there are four children aged 2 to 7, and cap or other headgear. to Mat the drag, thymldlne. la as many as The problem waa called to onknartry at least two men oa his wife, Nancy,», chuckled UNTHICUM, atd. (AP) - An Al- the attention of Borough Coun along with the crowd. Commenting on nil hair M patients Officials cautioned that It Is loo legheny Airlines Jet with » passengers and duty round the clock, but he •arty to ten how effective thymldlne will be dl in a letter from Mrs. Clinton has suffered severely from the • •• raising experience, the II a crew of four made a successful emer- Thompson of OS Bellevue Ave. year-old singer tad aoag- In hnmans and that M Is not now available gency landing at Baltimore-Washington la lack of a 14-hour police dis for general we. The National Cancer In Smashed aad broken patcher. LEVYISTON, Maine (AP) wrlter told reporters: "I teraaUonai Airport yesterday afternoon af- know it has taken a stag sUtote received one of the InvestlgaUooal mailboxes, stolen boxes and Night emergency calls are - Aaiy Gehfc, a Bates Col- ter loosing part of the tread from oae tire time, tad I am tare people New Drug (1ND) Ucenses and contracted maUboxes ripped from the relayed to borough police lege freshman, has a aa takeoff. Tbe flight originated at Boston were beginning to think that with the Baltimore Cancer Research Cen- ground have been "a serious through ths Moamouth County strenuous extracurricular with a stop at Baltimore-Washington en nothing waa happening ua ter to conduct tests Three terminally-Ill problem for some years," Mrs. Police Radio unit In Freehold activity - running for politi- route to Clndnattl and Louisville. The tire Thompson said In her letter to EhM Jtfea cal office in another state. dermyhat. cancer patients are being treated at the problem prompted the decision to make an The dispatcher, which the center. The other IND license went to Dr. the Council Although the po- chief has unsuccessfully cam- Miss Coble, II, drives "I had the operation be emergency landing. "People were rather lice and Postal Service of- home to Concord, N.H., on cause I did tot like being John Stehlin of the StehUii Foundation for calm, calmer than I expected," said David paigned for the last several Cancer Research hi Houston. The drug ficials sympathize, she noted, years, would also provide tbe weekends - about 100 miles bald. Whltcomb, one of the passengers on Flight tbe problem persists. - to campaign for election "1 admit it la IN percen was developed as a cancer treatment by JSJ "Everybody stuck together real well means to hook up store alarm Dr. Beppino Glovanella of the foundation. Mayor John O. Teeter systems. to the New Hampshire vanity — and I am thrilled — no problem at all," said a young Army agreed that 'It is a continuing House of Representatives. with the result." Spokesmen for the PDA and tbe cancer private on tbe flight. He asked that his Businesses must now either Institute said tbe drug, derived from bac- problem," and Borough Ad- connect to private security The tricbologtst, a spe name not be used, adding, "All I want to do ministrator J. Gary Sammon teria, Is In very short supply and that the firms, or to police head- BARNSTABLE, Mass. dalist in hair and hair dis- la to get to Houston." Woodrow Poofen- said that the police report that quantities needed for human tests are quarters In bordering towns (AP) — Writer Nerssaa eases, removed hairs Iran burger, Allegheny's local customer service "you aae II a week." being Imported from Japan and Germany. "If we had the means of a Mailer held a baseball bat the back of Dtoa John's manager, said the plane's captain initially "We are well aware of It, Thymidkie, a natural component of all desk dispatcher, we could over the head of Us fourth head tad Inserted them koto thought that he might have blown a lire on and are trying to do something living cells, was effective in shrinking or have the best (alarm) system wife'while she and another his bald top. takeoff. about It, but It is like putting s killing human cancers grown In mice. It is at a minimal cost," Chief Mass woman got into a knock- Tbe coet was laetnciatty finger fat a dike," the Mayor unknown why a chemical found In the said. down brawl in the living estimated at «,000 Thal'a a asserted genetic material of aU cells would be effec- Carter: I'll sign the bill "We Just don't have tbe fa- room, according to testi- fleabtte to the DMa wheel Councilman Francis E. P. tive against cancer. cilities and it hurts when you mony in the couple's divorce the Rocket Records Co. aaa MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) - President McCarter said that, although it Carter, soaking up cheers at campaign have to tell your own busi- case. is the dual responsibility of the nesses you can't provide the rallies, told crowds he'll sign the $18.7 post office and Police Depart "I thought they were TV weathermen: Lookout billion tax-cut bill for them and wants them (alarm) service," he said. going to kill me," Mid ment, "the police have to Mayor Dennis said council WASHINGTON (AP) - The weather to help him police his anti-Inflation pro- Beverly Reals Beatley catch someone. The Postal has looked Into 14-hour service MIAMI (AP)-Far COM bureau is experimenting with a computer gram by reporting violations. Carter used Mailer yesterday. Seeking Service has inspectors, but in the past and has always Yearaalaa, II waa either that delivers up-to-the-minute weather an ocean-side political rally Thursday to divorce on grounds of cruel they are spread very thin." rejected the Idea because of keep his mustache or atop forecasts and temperatures over the tele- appeal to several hundred persons to help and abusive treatment, she The perpetrators, he con- the expense Involved. Neraua staler kissing hii kids The Na- phone in a humanlike monotone. If the monitor tbe anti-inflation guideline! be an- told of a fight In Province- tended, are "hard to catch." "Right now, the services tional Football League month-long test In Washington succeeds, nounced Tuesday. He asked them to let town. "All the tune," the Mr. McCarter said that the we are providing are pushing nUceklcfcing-etar decided to the system may be put Into nationwide use. him know personally If they detect vio- said, "Norman was standing problem had been a major top- the budget to the fullest ex- take it all off. "Our goal is to achieve some uniformity In lators, and he warned that "a lot of special over jne with s baseball ic of discussion at In- tent," Mr. Dennis said The Cyprus-born member presentation," said Don Kuhnsman, a scl- Interest groups" will try to fight the pro- bat." termunicipal conferences on Chief Mass said that despite of the Miami Dolphins had —- Jar the National Oceanic and At- gram. It calls for holding wage Increases to vandalism. Her counsel. Brooks Pot- carefully nurtured a long, •ric Administration "We are not 7 percent and price Increases to one-half of his limited budget be is taking ter, told Probate Judge "What we really need is a "affirmative action" to pre- flowing brown mustache this _ It's gong to be better than what 1 percent of the average 1171-77 price rise Shirley R. Lewis the couple's psychiatrist to explain why vent more break-Ins, and "to season, but showed up at i does today." The weather bureau has "Anti-inflation U badly needed," he said. marriage was "rotten." He these youths are so com- hell with the budget." Thursday'! practice with a worked on the system for two years and "It's tough, It's necessary, It's fair. If you pulsive," he declared. "These said Mrs. Mailer, a former naked upper Up. will Join me and help me, then I believe we "I have a Job to do and contracted tut about I100.0M worth of urchins know that, if they are actress from Atlanta, mar- "My two boys were get- can have success." Carter draw a loud when I run out of money, I will work. Kuhnstnan said. A professional caught, they will probably only ried Mailer in 1MJ after hav- ting rashes when I kissed ovation when he shouted at one point, "Do make a public statement that broadcaster, speaking Into a tape recorder, receive a strong talking-to." ing moved Into his New York them. I wanted to be able to you want a government that cuts your this is tbe end unless the com- provided the speech fragments that the Councilman Charles F. Pa- home. "Mailer has been car- kiss my sons, so I shaved It," taxes?" mittee finds more funds'" the tsaajiatir aaasmblsi as It gets the Informs- terno suggested that warnings rying on for 11 to 14 years," he explained. baa. A caller hi the Washington ana can chief said. said Potter, referring tooth - go out toyoun g people through Mayor Dennis said he found He said his younger tea, a the raaspalai generated forecast from er women in Mailer's life. High water bill irks Percy the school systems, but Mr. It disappointing that the Axad, I months, didn't com- f Mi to T a.m. ntawmaa said the advan- McCarter ask) he doubted that borough's chief law enforce- plain about the mustache, taat at fte tvtttsi Is Us anew) hi dassenbl- LONDON (AP) - EHea WASHINGTON (AP) - Millionaire teenagers would be ••im- ment official would say to hell but Garo Jr., 4, didn't like aaj unraaagj. "It's much faster than hav- Jtaa, the British pop star Sen. Charles H. Percy, complaining about pressed" by a warning. with tbe budget. getting scratchy kisses. ing a man In the loop," he said who looked well on the way "outrageously high" water bills charged to "This damage Is done after "There wouldn't be any- to becoming a glistening bis Washington borne, apparently has football games and parties," thing left to transfer at the end baldie, made his official bow ATLANTA (AP) - Nan- Joined the ranks of Americans uptft with he said. "They get charged up One killed in fighter crash of the year anyway," he said. with his new hair transplant cy Jerdaa, wife of presiden- government. In a letter to Mayor Walter E. with macho, and It becomes an "Where would we get tbe Thursday. TUCSON, Arli (AP) - One person was Washington, tbe Illinois Republican said Beverly Mailer tial assistant Hamilton Jor- act of perdeved manhood." funds?" ' Yes, there's hair there kited and at least Mi others were Injured his water and sewer bills exceeded 11100 In dan, has filed for divorce on In other business, tbe Coun- Chief Mass said he is none- COLUMBIA, S C. (AP) - once more. No doubt about yesterday when an Air force Jet fighter one recent 11-month period — much Higher grounds that the couple's cil voted not to take further theless taking affirmative ac- Comedian Bob Hope came to that. A bit thin, perhaps, but crashed hi a street, narrowly missing a than bills sent to other residents in the eight-year marriage hi Ir- action on a complaint by a tion to head off any more praise Sen. Strain Tkarmtnd nevertheless It's top of the Junior Mgh school and University of Artio- exclusive Georgetown neighborhood where retrievably broken. ' resident of River's Edge Drive break-ins, Including "In- and instead buried him with crops as far as he Is con- na butdingi The dead person, and another he lives. Percy also protested the failure of The couple separated regarding an obnoxious creased attention" to the one-liners. cerned. who was severely burned, were riding In a city officials to correct what he contends Jan. 1, according to the suit, growth on vacant property borough's other shopping cen- For almost an hour Elton John, a former mu- car that was hit by the plane, police said. are errors In the bills. "By any adminis- which was filed last Friday there. Sedge, which grows in ters. Thursday, before a capacity sic publisher's errand boy "The plane went down right on the street trative standard, this matter has not been In Fulton County Superior the area and was the basis of Del. Robert Halsey has 3,100 at Township whose global hits include between Ibe football practice field and the hftpiiiMi in a satisfactory manner," com- Court. They were married the complaint, was deemed spent 10 hours on the Job so Auditorium, Hope poked, fun such multi-million sellers as school in an explosion and big ball of plained the senator who Is the ranking Jan.», 1171. part of tbe borough's natural far, and is expected to con- at Thurmond, especially the "Goodbye Yellow Brick flame," said Tom Duddleston Jr., who was Republican on the Senate Governmental Tbe suit was served on environment. tinue, the chief said. South Carolina Republican's Road" and "Candle In The bicycling on the university campus when Affairs Committee, which oversees the Atlanta attorney Coaley In- Councilman William H. Access to the Bailey Gift age - 75 - which Is the Wind," had his first hair he saw the crash. The force of the ex- city's government. However, city officials gram, who acknowledged It Hyatt Jr. commended William Mart was gained by chipping same as Hope's. transplant operation In Parts plosion threw an unidentified boy to tbe defended the bills Thursday, noting that a in Jordan's name. Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. out several cinder blocks in the "I bear you Jog two miles in September 1177. ground in the school yard. He suffered new water meter Installed at Percy's home Under Georgia law, If Harry R. Carter of Little Sil- rear wall of the store. a day. That's great. You He went back later for a Jordan does not contest the ver, for constructing a log play Chief Mass admits that one, must put STP in your prune second stage of the trans- assertion that tht marriage structure in Rogers Park, La- with the apparent amount of Juice," Hope quipped to plant, and will return toPar - Is irretrievably broken, aad fayette Street. The youth, time involved, was "a little Thurmond. is again soon for the final If a Judge accepts tbe peti- whose father Is chairman of embarrassing" and he is per- One of the biggest laughs part of the treatment. tion, the divorce must be Weather: Sunny the Industrial Arts Depart- sonally going to look into the of the benefit performance, But the success of the granted. ment at Rumson-Fatr Haven shift on duty at thai time. Regional High School, built the •altlmoft II U cdy Miami II 7S .13 clr Tbe veteran chief, who has Yesterday's high tem- •Irmlnghom • II My Mll»avk« SJ 41 cdy structure as part of his senior- been taking his regular turns perature al The Register •oilon 44 14 II clr Mfh-ll. 9. a 17 cdy class project. Buftolo 41 4t 111 cay WwOrlawti mm mm mm clr on the night road patrol, said weather station waa 01 degrees ChorlttnSC O U cdy New York is 57 .al coy The cost of materials ($311) 100% Man-made CKIcooo S3 4 a cdy PMIM'phla 17 17 clr none of the break-ins has oc- aaa- the towM . It wai Of al I Clnclfwoil 61 41 Hcdy Pl»«Pl»«nll« n IS dr was far less than the estimated Pimtwgn curred while he personally a-as. aad the evermlght lew SI 44 .44 Cdy II » .47 cay Columbui 47 SI .»c
Parks Foundation Union Beach, sewer authority backs bond issue Howard for Congress MIDDLETOWN - The Bard of Trustees of the Mon- mouth Parks Foundation has Kane and MacDonald dispute is settled for $78,331 unanimously approved a reso- UNION BEACH - After come back to the borough. lution In support of the 1(78 more than three years of nego- Council members Rita Green Acres bond issue. A ref- tiations, the Borough CouncU Graham and Richard Ellison erendum on the issue will ap- for Freeholder last night by * 4-to-l vote voted against the $78,331.M set- war on the baUot on Nov. 7. •greed to a 178,131 settlement tlement. Whatever your need... with the Bayshore Regional CouncU members William Drag Addiction Problem? Bradley — U.S. Senate Sewerage Authority (BRSA) Kohn, William Peterson, CaU 188-8333. For Help Day or tor the Installation of sewer Joseph MUler and Mayor Vin- We're always ready night laterals In H71 cent Farley voted In favor of with a helping hand! The negotiations between authorizing the settlement. the BRSA and the borough The BRSA Is expected to were Initiated In 1975 when the pass a formal resolution at Its borough refused to pay thenext regular meeting author- BRSA (93,405 In construction, izing the settlement. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK MIDDLETOWN RESIDENTS engineering and legal costs for H CONVEWNT OfTlCCS tO MBW YOU MOOLESCX • MONMOUTH • OCCAN • IMCM the laterals until the BRSA paid the borough 137,194 In * MCMef « FOIC owed building fees, according to Borough Attorney Patrick OFFSET Utah. \ QUALITY AUTO REPAIRS Mr. Healy said that In 1975 XEROX COPIES WOW! when he became borough at- & BODY WORK torney, he discovered that the INSTANT We Do Them All-Give Us A Call! building Inspector, had faUed SEVEN OF DEMOCRAT to collect building fees total- PRINTING ling SS7.IS4. 291-3849 MAYOR ECKERT'S The attorney said he didn't While You wait NJ. Slat* Relnsaection Station-lie. 0137 know why the buUdlng Inspec- RELATIVES HOLD tor had not collected the fees In rt'wolf press me in, but be added "If the 170 Monmouth Slteel A.H.C. POSITIONS OF INFLUENCE building Inspector had done his Red Bank, 741-9300 4 W. Gorfitld Ave. Atlantic Highlands Job la 1971 or 1972, the money IN OUR LOCAL ($37,1*4) would have been col- lected by the borough " GOVERNMENT! He said that then mayo and councU had Instructed thi Inspector not to colled the DID YOU HEAR ECKERT'S feet, but Mr. Healy added tha he didn't know why the mayo RESPONSE? DO THEY and council gave such instruc NEW REALL Y EXPECT EVEN A KID Mr. Healy said that when be Informed the BRSA that the LIKE ME TO BELIEVE HIS would not pay the i until the building fee: EXPLANATION? were paid, the BRSA denied The Sunday Register riajnalhlllty for the payment "l...do have a large family," cttiitf that It was the borough s job U collect the feet from the contractor. "...there aren't any major issues, The attorney laid that through negotiation*, the "the people...are happy with BRSA decided to pay $15,073 of TV Week the kind of government we've UN $I7.»4 la building fees to SHREWSBURY, N.J. lhakarouta. At the same time, he said given them." Eckert the borough was being charge* $*,«3.tt in Interest by the BRSA on the outstand Expanded from 4 pages lng$*3.MJlbtll. POLITICAL ABUSE is an issue. He said the BRSA com promised dn the Interest owed To 12 fun-filled pages. and reduce* It to $11,110.57. The people don't like Mr. Healy said that as a part of the settlement, it was agreed that It the BRSA re- • Bigger, easier to read Listings covered the buUdlng fees from the contractor, a portion would • New format New features. More Complete. POLITICAL ABUSE
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OCTOBER 27.1Q7B Teachers reject the report by fact-finder mileage over the 1S.H ceats •y SHERIY FIGDORE Tie FRHSEAs negotiating less than seven percent," ac- Mr. Rubin said. per mile and no Insurance of- HOWELL TOWNSHIP - team, representing 4M teach- cording to Mr. Rublii The fact-finder suggested a fered by the board. Obituaries Teachers In the Freehold Re- en and t> clerks, secretaries The teachers association compromise of a WJ-deduc The fact-finder recom- llllHlllttllllHUtt gional High School district last and other board employees, was seeking an eight percent Ubte full family plan that night "overwhelmingly re- has been trying to reach an increase, and the board had would begin Jan 1.1M0. mended a 16.J cent per mile Mrs. Adeline Favaloro jected" a fact-finder's report agreement on a new, two-year offered 5 5 percent, Mr. Rubin In another area of major payment for mileage Incurred OCEAN TOWNSHIP - day at the Monmouth Medical concerning their contract ne- Contract with the board for the said. concern to the faculty, tuition during a teacher's regular Mn. Adeline Favaloro, «. of Center, Long Branch gotiations, according to Mur- past 14 months. The FRHSEA president reimbursement, Mr. Rubin duties. am Roller Road, died Wednes Bora In Mtraiala, Sicily, ray Rubin, president of the The report from the fact- said the increase sought by the said teachers are now entitled The faculty association also ihe resided In Lakewood Freehold Regional High finder, called In when contract teachers would have cost the to up to six paid credits of rejected the Inclusion of a "tip- Mrs. Gloria Walling before moving here one year School Education Association talks were declared at an im- board an additional $510,000 for study a year. per clause" In the new con- (FRHSEA). passe, iii rejected by a 182- U* teachers in the five high le said, was tract, which Mr. Rubin said FREEHOLD - Mrs Gloria ' Mn. Favaloro was the The teachers expect to go to-84 vote of the general teach- schools seeking a "cap" of no more *o«M preclude any nego Walling, 4|, of in widow of Michaal Favaloro, back to the bargaining table en association membership The salary scale now than $55 per credit, while the U»Uons while an existing con- TkrackmorUm St., died yester who died In 1*67 early next week with the here last night. There was one ranges from 110,125 to £0,400 association rejected the cap tract was still In effect. day at Freehold Area Hospital, Surviving are two sons, Vin- Board of Education. But Mr. abstention. The education association Mr. Rubin said the Job ac- Freehold Township cent Cardla of San Francisco Rubin said that unless some In the salary question, one had sought a full family dental The fact-finder recom- '">•>» ""elation members Born In SpoUwood, the had and Frank Cardla of Queens, major progress takes place in of the major points of the re- plan for its members, while the mended placing a limit of W5 would take in each of the five Dved here for a years NY.; four daughters, Mn. the tafcs, the membership will port, the fad-finder recom- beard wanted to add no new In other areas of disagree- «<*o°k would be the result of Surviving are six tons. Sally Savage of Parslppany, take "an unspecified Job ac- mended that the board offer an immediate fringe benefits and roent, the FRHSEA asked for »" independent decision, and Warren Cottrell of Freehold Mn. Jeanette Kalin of Balti- tion, up to and Including a across-the-board increase of agreed to a dental plan only In a J75 donation toward car in- ""M v«7 from *' Townahlp, Harold Borden of more, MD , Mn. Annette Van Marray Risks strike." "more than six percent but the middle of the second year, surance and an increase In l PUinfleld, Cheater WaUlng of Tine of Bogota, and Mn Karen Jactaon Township, and John, Meeklns, with whom she Uved; Kenneth and Joseph WaUlng, two sisters, Mn. Josephine all at home; six daughters, Sctacca of Clark, and Mn. Ida Colts Neck mayor hits Swimming River proposal Mrs Pearl Kaufmann, here, Plaaa of Lakewood; 12 grand- The recreation director, Mn: Patricia Iverson of children, and one great-grand COLTS NECK — Mayor two weeks ago to open the 700 Just didn't have proper secur- mittee noted that It was con- quested that should the Board Anne-Marie Hill, will be a part- HoweB, Mn. Arlene HUler of andchlld Michael Caponegro blasted the square-acre site to the public ity facilities," Mr Handzo cerned about the loss of high of Review put the proposal to a proposal to turn the Swimming time employee, responsible to Jaduoa Townahlp, and Hiss The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- for recreational use. He sug- commented. school facilities for Colt Neck referendum, and the referen- River Reservoir into a recrea- the Director of the Recreation Gloria, Miss Leona, and Miss neral Home is In charge of gested also that the Board hold The committee read also its students, the possibility that dum Is then approved by a tional facility at a Township Committee. Arnold Chalt, who Doris WaOlng, all at home; one arrangements a public hearing on the issue. official resolution to oppose the entire region might break majority of voten, Colts Neck brother, Warren Cottrell of Committee meeting last night. The Swimming River Res- the withdrawal of Marlboro up, leaving Colts Neck without would like to withdraw with is an attorney specializing in Mobile, Ala.; and two slaters, "Swimming River, is not, ervoir, which is owned by the from the Freehold High School a high school, the reduction In Marlboro to form a limited de-regionallzation, was hired Mn GeorgetU GUhuly of Donald Spaflbrd as the name implies, a river In Monmouth Consolidated Water Regional District. The resolu- state aid to the region and in- purpose regional high school by the Board of Education Jackaon Townahlp and Mrs which to swim," the mayor Company, has been a source of tion, which was filed by the creased costs for transporta- district. The Township Committee's KEYPORT - Donald Spaf- resolution regarding Helen Casanostra of said, In a statement addressed concern to the community for township's attorney yesterday, tion and other facilities. It re- Resolutions on the appoint- ford, «, of Washington St., Marlboro's petition to Manalapan, and 18 grand- to Assemblyman Walter J. several years, according to will be reviewed by the State ment of a recreational direc- died Wedneaday at Bayshore withdraw from the high school Kozloski, D-Monmouth. "The George Handzo, the town ad- Board of Review. The Board of tor, a special attorney and a Community Hospital, Hold man in drain* regional district was Wed by mounting number of deaths in ministrator. Mr Handzo said Review Is required by law to bond anlticipatlon notice were The Higglns Memorial Holmdel Mr. Chalt. Home Is In charge of arrange- the reservoir over the years is that the Colts Neck Township schedule a public hearimg on at plasma center passed also by the committee. the most tragic attestation to .Committee had opposed the the issue within sixty days. If Born in Sayerville, Mr. Una. opening of the site to the public the hoard approves the peti- OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - A Spafford was a lifelong "The violation of private on several occasions. "Every tion, It must then be put to penniless man, rejected in his "I've got Mrs. Sidney Fox borough resident. property rights - the garbage •pedal policeman we have and public referendum. If a ma- attempt to sell blood plasma •very state policeman allotted jority of voters approve the for |8. faces charges today in a CARTERET - Mrs Mr. Spafford was employed left for us to clean up — and a thekeyl" to us.would be needed to patrol referendum Marlboro, and a bloody series of stabblngs at a Beatrice Rashkind Fox, M, of aa a truck driver. He was a host of other nuisances on the periphery, represent s sad that area," he added. majority in the other districts, plasma donation center that Ml Pershlng Ave., died navy veteran of World War II, left two dead and one commentary on attendant con- In addition, the Township the withdrawal will be effec- Wednesday at Monm outh an exempt member of the wounded, police said. ditions... we will not have It Committee acknowledged tive. KeyAccoun\ Medical Center, Long Branch. River Plaza Fire Company, a Omaha police said James shoved down our throats by Governor Brendan Byrne's let- In the resolution, the com- Born In Brooklyn, she had member of the Teamsters Lo- any well-meaning individual or ter confirming the removal of Tulloch, 93, would appear at a Uved here for 44 yean. cal 4W Perth Amboy group," he said. convicted murderers from the bond hearing today on two She retired five yean ago 1 TICK COinpUtet* counts of suspicion of first Surviving la his widow, Kozloski asked the county State Psychiatric Hospital in from the Carteret Printing —. i l V-v i degree murder and one count Mn. Linda Spafford; two sons, Board of Freeholders about Marlboro. The convicts, who Company, which la owned by Donald Spafford, here, and were transferred to a complex SO DniiaUl Duck of cutting with Intent to kill, her husband, Sidney Fox. William Van Pelt of Jackson; In the hospital from Rahway ______wound or malm. Mn. Pox waa a member of three daughters, Mn. Gall Killed swatting cat Prison five to six yean ago, gets $99,000 the Carteret Hadassah, and Donanima of Holmdel, and the have been a source of concern WASHINGTON (AP) - SINCE 1925 the Sisterhood of Temple Misses Phyllis and Bernlce HADLEY, NY. (AP) - A to the community, according Donald Duck and 29 of his car- Shalom ofMaUwan. Van Pelt; four brothers, Wil- man who was angered when to Mr. Handzo. "The hospital Beatdes her husband, she Is liam Spafford of Matawan, the family cat urinated on the toon colleagues recently sarvived by two daughters, George Spafford of Morgan- floor and tried to swat the slipped onto the federal pay-1 Mra. Sandra Cohen of vllle, Claire Spafford of Ocean- animal with a loaded shotgun Press strike seen roll. And Donald's salary — has Matawan, and Mrs Joy port and Frank Spafford of was killed when the gun dis- t»,000 - sure wasn't Mickey Rosner of Minneapolis, Minn., Hollywood, Fla.; two sisters, charged, state police said. nearer settlement Mouse. three brothers, Samuel, Rubin, Troopers said Bruce Jay Congressional in- everything Mrs. Thela Flannelly of NEW YORK (AP) - The aid George Rashkln, all of Weiss, 18, the father of two vestigators, exposing the Opaloka, Fla. and Mrs. major issue blocking settle- Lladen, and four grand- children, died of wounds to the "Walt Disney Affair" they en- Gertrude Ellison, here, and ment of the city's 80-day-old throat following the mishap gineered, say the Incident j SEE OUR SELECTION five grandchildren. newspaper strike was resolved The Flynn and Son Funeral Thursday, which Saratoga points out the chaos in federal | early today when publishers Home, Perth Amboy, If In The Day Funeral Home is County Coroner Donald Clark payroll procedures. and pressmen agreed to have charge of arrangement. In charge of arrangements. ruled an accidental death. Donald, Mickey, his girl- an expert work out binding for- friend Minnie, and 27 other mulas for staffing pressrooms. cartoon creatures all went to "The manning Issue Is re- work tor the Department of Controversy solved," said veteran mediator Housing and Urban Develop- HflLLOUUEEn Theodore Kheel after 17 (Continued) In particular, Saunders said ment In a test of the agency's j COSTUMES •MASKS* WIGS* straight hours of negotiations payroll computer. Thursday night. He said Israel — according to Dayan - the with the Printing Pressmen's CANDY* MAKE-UP* was forced to issue Its settle- fate of "remaining" Israeli The computer flunked, the Union No. 2, The New York General Accounting Office dis- ments decision now because of settlers In the occupied territo- Times and the Dally News. DECORATIONS • TABLE CLOTHS lowers an uproar caused by the ries would be decided in nego- closed Thursday. F Carter administration. tiations under the Camp David Dayan said the Israeli pub- framework. say what lic had a "bad, negative reac- Dayan said use of the word tion" to recent statements by "remaining" indicated some NOTICE American diplomat Harold could be forced to leave. He open dally » am • 5:30 pm you can't. Saunders, the assistant secre- said Israel would nevefaccept WEST KEANSBURG Friday till 9 pm tary of stale for Middle East that. affairs. "Such an uproar in the WATER COMPANY CUSTOMERS country, you can't Imagine," The West Keansburg Water Company will conduct its semi- be said. annual Hushing ol the distribution system beginning on Every October 9, 1978 through October 30,1978 y Saunders went to Jordan, (lowers and ptantt. Israel and Saudi Arabia last (Continued) We will conduct this operation in the late evening hours in call your FTO Florist week with administration an- order that as lew customers as possible will be inconve- swers to questions posed by in thinking wrongly that nienced. A temporary, slight discoloration ol the water and a King Hussein of Jordan about "nothing can bring back the decrease ol pressure may be noted as a result of the opening the Camp David accords. hour — of splendor in the of the fire hydrants. The answers have not been grass, of glory in the WEST KEANSBURG WATER COMPANY made public, but Israeli flower." sources say Saunders had a One hour! long, stormy argument with Sir Walter Scott thought VMM C>M I««l< FMH..U Begin about them. "one hour of life, crowded to toe full with glorious action We are the people who and filled with noble risks, Is worth whole yean of those FUnmr Mart* mean observances of paltry put it all together at decorum." •/ The poet Shelley EatonUnvn marveled that "I am gone Into the fields, to take what • MAX* CUM! CAKK HONOMD this sweet hour yields." • MMB JB8Y WOW ROUST ASSOC • SEND ROWEtS WOtlB MM AintRTIUMt.NT 18 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN Don't BbmeYour Age NJ.'s #1 Haircutting Solon V 542-6097 / For Poor Hearing Chicago. Ill—A free offer of special interest to those who John Van Kirk hear but do not understand words has been announced by ft Son Beltonc. A non-operating model of Ihe smallest Belt one MONUMENTS aid of its kind will be given ab- MNttfT UUWUINU solutely free to anyone A* answering this advertisement. MMJMBffi UTtnttVt CUAN» True, all hearing problems tS COOPER RO., MIDDLETOWN are not alike . . . and some cannot be helped, but many 741-031* 747-2M) con. So, send for this free model now, and wear it in the privacy of your own home. It is not a real hearing aid, but it will show you how liny hear- ing help can be. It's yours to keep, free. The actual aid weighs less than a third of an y^% snswiSm John E. Day ounce, and it's all ai ear level, SPECIAL « jSr tK <. fjawiflVvn ^^^naninnnnnnnna\ in one unit. forall FUNERAL HOME These models are free, so we hrgh school suggest you write for yours #MONMOUTH% now. Again, we repeat, there students 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank is no cost, and certainly no tea. $11. Mrat * Wow-siry new obligation. Thousands have 10 already been mailed, so write BUILDING CENTER C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 today to Dept. I7M, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY «MMJ.T. • Victoria, Chicago. 60646. 11 Broad St. Red Bank 747-7170 (OffomnoUMKUUei PHONE: 747-5220 Mon^ri. 7^0-» Sal 7:304 s SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. OCTOBER V. 1978 The Daily RegWer S Halloween activities slated in Monmouth County
-•— — —the night all Prim will be awarded In costume judging will take no age limit for participants. A special prize will be of- police. Anyone involved in van- Sunday at 1 p.m. best costumes and the annual Halloween party In the flre- 1004 IMc witches and goblins four categories for costumes: place at 4 p.m. In the Sickles Cider and doughnuts will be fered In a Family in Fun com- dalism will be arrested Registration for the proces- house. •w •wen looking forward to Division A for ages 1-7 yean; School. The euent Is sponsored served at the Ugh school. All petition with parents partici- promptly, and parents will be sion will begin at 10 a in at the «B year long - U last ap- Division B lor ages 8-10; by the Recreation Com- residents are Invited to partici- pating with their children held responsible for the dam- Frances Place School, and the A 9 p.m. curfew will go Into proaching, ud many com- participants will assemble effect tonight in Colys Neck Division C for U years and mission. pate and attend. Youngsters will follow the age done by their children. munttki In Monmouth County there an hour later. The line of and continue through Hallow older; and Division D for fami- A (p.m. curfew for all per- Uttle Silver has scheduled witches,' Frankula and his In Highlands, all persons hiv» pUnned activities to com- march will be from the school een night for all persons under ly groups. sons under age 18 will be in its parade for Sunday at 3:30 ghoul-aldes and Trekkies under the age of 17 will be raemoratt the holiday via Frances Place to Carr Ave- the age of 18. Floats will be judged In two effect Monday and Tuesday. p.m., at the Rumson Road ten- throguh the Witch Path to the subject to a 7 p.m curfew on all W»0e Halloween Is Tues nue and the JFK Community categories, for small floats and Eatontown's parade is nis courts The line of march Haunted Hosue, the Witches' public streets, parks, beaches Marlboro also has a I p.m *«y night, many towns are Cetnter mobile units, and large floats. slated for Tuesday night, be- will proceed to the flrehouse Den, the Witches' Hangout and and other public areas from curfew for persons under age (Mag their official celebrating Prises for the costumes will ginning at f:M p.m. The line of on Prospect Avenue. much more in Witchery. And tomorrow through Tuesday, Prizes will be awarded for 18 on Monday and Tuesday Sunday In parades and cos- be gift certificates donated by march will start at the Steel- The Tinton Falls Women's the path down Pumpkin Lane PBUce Chief Howard Brey has the best decorated baby car Manalapan officials have tume contests local merchants, while cash man School and proceed to the Club will sponsor a parade will lead to a really big pump- announced riages and for the most ori- imposed a 10 p.m. curfew for Many towns are also impos- prizes will be awarded for rear of Borough Hall Sunday, at 2 p.m. starting at ginal, most attractive and Monday and Tuesday nights kin contest. ; Trick or treaters will be ing curfews and setting up floats. Oceanport's Halloween par- the Mahalla Atchlson School. most comical entries in age for all those under the age of The Halloween festivities limited to those 14 or younger Met rules about Mischief Marchers are asked to re- ty Is cheduled for ? p.m. Tues- The march will proceed to divisions 1 through 4.5 tltrough 18. are sponsored by the Depart- and may be on the streets and NHht - Monday - to curb port to the starting point by day In the Maple Place School. Monmouth Regional High 7. 8 through 10 and II through In Freehold, the Halloween ment oF Parks and Recrea- in other public places with or vandalism to public and Prizes will be awarded for out- School. In case of rain, resi- 13 parade will begin Sunday at l:»pm tion. without parents or other adults private property. standing costumes, and soda dents should assemble at the Floats will be in a diviMon 3.30 p.m The line of march The annual Fair Haven only tomorrow until 6 p.m. Special svenU are sched- and donough doughnuts will be high school at 2 p.m. Sunday. Trick or treating will be by themselves and will vie for will form at the Broad Street Halloween parade is scheduled through Tuesday. uled in the following towns Sunday, beginning at 4 p.m. served. All Middletown youngsters limited to Tuesday, and Wil- prizes (or the most original School, and follow a route past Red Bank's list annual Hal- Participants will assemble in The party Is open to resi- 12 and younger are invited to liam B. Schanck, acting police Adults participating in Hal- most attractive and moil I um- the Legion Hall on Main loween Parade will be held the parking lot at Sportsman's dents of all ages participate in the Halloween chief, requests that parents ac- loween festivities will not ap- leal. Street, before ending in the Sunday at 1 p.m. on Broad Field, then proceed to the fire- A I p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew Hullabaloo and Witch Haunt in company small children and pear in costume in public The Halloween weekend Marketyard Street house will be In effect Monday and Rodman Park. terminate activities at 6 p m places after 8 p.m tomorrow will be celebrated in Long Borough Officials have im- He adds that parents should be All residents are urged to Judging will take place dur- Tuesday. The event will begin with a through Tuesday Branch with the Long Branch posed a 9:30 p.m curfew for sure to stress to their children march In the parade, which ing the parade, and prizes will The Halloween parade in costume parade and contest at Violators will be warned on Exchange Club's annual Mardi residents under the age of IK the refusal of unwrapped can- will begin at Broad Street and be awarded at the flrehouse Rumson is set for 6:30 p.m. at 1 p.m. Saturday (rain date is their first violation Subse- Gras parade at 2 p.m. Sunday which will be in effect for the dy because of hazardous ob- Bergen Place. The parade will where cider and doughnuts borough hall. The parade Is Sunday) with prizes for those 5 quent violations will lead to The parade will begin at week ending Halloween night jects which have been inserted proceed north on Broad Street will be served. Should the pa- sponsored by the Recreation and younger In the categories arrest and prosecution Victor Avenue and Broadway, There will be a costume in the past. Also, it is sug- to White Street and will end in rade have to be cancelled be- Commission. It will end at of cutest, funniest and most A vintage fire engine and and wind up. one mile later, at party at the Community Cen gested that children who will the White Street patting lot. cause of Inclsment weather, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional original; for those 8 through 8 the Keansburg High School City Hall Park ter, Locust Avenue, West Long be out at dusk wear light High School where prizes will In the categories scariest, fun- band will lead the Department City high school students Branch, at 6 p.m Tuesday clothes for visibility. be awarded for the funniest, niest and most original, and of Parks and Recreation Hal- will be selecting a queen and The Lions Club and the Girl prettiest and most original cos- for those 9 through 12 In the Mischief Night (Monday) is loween parade tomorrow at 11 court for the Mardi Gras pa- Scouts are participating In the tumes. Judging will take place categories scariest, funniest banned in the township and a.m. in that community. rade. They will be presented event The Girl Scouts will according to age, and there Is and most original. will not be tolerated by the Rain dale for the parade is during the post-parade festiv- have a haunted house from > to ities 8 p.m. In Sea Bright, a costume The Monmauth Beach parade for children and grown- School will hold its Halloween ups will begin at 6 p m Tues- Parade on Tuesday at 1:45 Lowitt begins life term day, ending with judging of p.m at the school.
FREEHOLD - Evelyn denied Mrs. Lowitt's applica- band, Oscar Lowitt, 58, owner perior Court Judge Louis K Lowitt, M, of New York, con- tion for bail pending her ap- of a clothing shop at Mon- Alkins after a jury returned Its victed of first-degree murder plication for the U. S. Supreme mouth Park racetrack. He was verdicts in November 1976 be on the in the shooting death of her Court to consider her case. fatally shot as he was sitting In The Appellate Division of husband in Long Branch in County Prosecutor Alex- his parked car in the parking Superior Court last June up- 1975, surrendered to the county ander D. Lehrer said yester- lot of The Fountains Motel. held the convictions against sheriff's office yesterday to be- day that as a result of Justice Ocean Ave , Long Branch, on Mrs. Lowitl and the state Su- gin serving her life sentence. Brennan's denial of bail, Mrs. July 5.1975 preme Court declined to re- She Is currently in the coun- Lowitt is to begin serving her She also was convicted of view the case out! ty Jail awaiting transfer to sentence. conspring to murder her hus- Mr. Lehrer commended LOOK state prison. Mrs. Lowitt had been free band She as was sentenced to Charles F Shaw 3rd, an assis- Justice William J. Brennan in $100,000 bail since she filed a mandatory life term for the tant county prosecutor, for the coming October 27. to Red Bank Jr. of the U. S. Supreme Court her appeal of her conviction In murder conviction and an ad- "excellent job" he had done on V January 1977. ditional two-to-three years for the case for the past two years She a was convicted of hir- the conspiracy conviction The Intruders seized ing two men to kill her hus- sentences were imposed by Su- at a junkyard in Marlboro CLASSIC OPERETTA — Florence Blumberg of MARLBORO - Four per Rumson plays the lead role In Gilbert and Sullivan's sons were arrested yesterday "H.M.S. Pinafore," opening tonight at the Born on charges of entering without Theater, Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson. Here she breaking at the Midway gives giant lollipop to Scott Kellogg of Rumson who Junkyard on Texas Road, po- riinkels—7| plays tht role of Tommy Tucker. The operetta will nce report. Hammond Nursery & Landscape Service be repeated tomorrow night and again on Nov. 3, 4, Herman Benjamin Brown Cmlm Landscape Design • PUnl Manual 10, and II with all performances starting at 1:30 p.m. of 1U County Road, Matawan, Railroad Tie Construction and on Nov. 12 with a matinee and three juveniles from the Seeding • Sodding • Bnck Patios CUffwood area were arrested Visit Our Nursery Saturdays 8 am -4 p m at 3:13 pm., after residents Heyers Mill Road, Colts Neck 431-2460 Weekend Update notified the police that the four suspects bad entered the pre-
They will dance all night Detective Robert Holmes and Patrolman Mark Smith coat Frtonds of the Monmoulh Couty Library •* celebrate apprehended the four In- JAI ALAI Iks Mth asaiversary of the Eastern Brack HwgM from • truders while they were still p m to I a.m. when tkey will dance t» Uw niutc of the Inside the building. They were Warren Covtagtoa orchestra at Uw library on Rt. ». assisted by Detective Joseph Petrtk and Detective Sgt Pe- DEBATE Tht orchestra will play daace afltulc of the «'s and Ms ter Pacylowski One of the juveniles also An exhibition light* up was charged with possession Ian M lamps and other early Illuminating of a dangerous weapon, and all LIVE dtvtra iril go oa exhibition today at the State Museum in three face charges of juvenile MISSES* JUNIOR TmtoaThc ciMMtton, which Includes, oil, fat. and grease delinquency In Middlesex laaps akmg with pig and petticoat lamps, will continue County juvenile Court. • YOUNG JUNIOR through No. M and will coincide with the annual national Mr. Brown has been or- M*tt*g of the Rushlight Club In Trenton In November dered to appear before Judge 8 P.M. TONIGHT BOYS • GIRLS Many of the old lamps are from the private collections Charles Brodsky In Marlboro of Frank Walton and Robert Putney. The museum is open Municipal Court on Nov. 18. Make your choice from the area's largest from I am. to 4:45 p.m. Monday through Friday and from I ON selection of nationally advertised to 5pm. weekends and holidays. Admission iij/ree from all over the world Dance troupe to perform UNION BEACH- The Un- CHOOSE FROM ion Beach First Aid Squad Is I • Winterized Rainwear ft Storm The Nikolais Dance Theater will perform In the Initial sponsoring a First Aid Day on I Coats offering of the Monmouth Arts Center's spectrum series. Sunday. Nov. 5 at 2:30 p.m. In I • Cloth Coats (wool, wool blends, The performance will be held tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m. the Memorial School on Morn-1 untrimmed & lur trimmed at the center, N Monmouth Street, Red Bank. Single tickets ingside Avenue. • Jackets are available along with series subscriptions. • Pant Coats • Leathers A Suedes They Mill sing sweetly Plaids, tweeds, solids In smashing shades The Jersey Shore Chapter, Sweet Adelines Inc.. repre- senting a group of IS barbershop quartet singers from the In our men's dept. area, will present Its annual performance tomorrow night visit our newly expanded men's wear dept at Wall Township High School at 8: M p.m. A WOOPBURNING famous brand, men's FIREPLACE In your home coats & In luit TWO PAYS outerwear • Jackets • Coats • All Weather
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• 1st Payment Indol January N J. FIREPUCE CORP ARTMENT STORE m IN. It. tost Brunswick. NJ. MMWHIMH» The Daily Register Plight of a Jersey doctor _ caDt wttboul Established in 1*71) - Published by The Red Bank Register •jJACK ANDERSON lift. For n yean, Dr. Robert SUte authorities refused on ever'asking If the patient could Sinderbrand hat been the town ethical grounds to discuss the pay Us modest fees. ARTHUR Z KAMIN physician (or the small New WASHINGTON Slnderbrand case, but hare is Egg Harbor City basal lost President and Editor Jeney community of Egg Har- the account of his ordeal, faith la Doc Sndertraad. Two bor City, population 4,500 For SCENE which the doctor and his at- hundred towwfok paM for an ad la an Atlantic Ctty news- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor nominal fees, he has served as torney, Harold Schuman, gave a school doctor for two town- us: paper to proclaim their sup snipe and has treated migrant A few years ago. Doc Sln- port of him. Several carloads 6 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1978 workers In the area. before the state medical derbrand took advantage of a of bit patients drove to the On one occasion, the towns- board. He admitted one charge bargain price to order a year's SUte medical hoard hearing to people recall admiringly, Doc of "Indiscriminately prescrib- supply of dexedrlae-type ANDERSON demonstrate their confidence Slnderbrand piled Into his car ing" dexedrine pills. Tie board drugs. But a computer printout in the doctor. '1 hardly know In his pajamas at 4 a.m. and has postponed a formal de- erroneously indicated that be of friendship. (Actually, they The two township school drove over back roads to an cision on his case until Nov. 8. had bought the enure supply had picked it up at a produce boards be served have petl where to start/ Isolated, snowbound farm- The best deal Slnderbrand for a two-month period. This market In Philadelphia.) Uomd state authorities to al- house to deliver a baby. He could strike In plea bargaining unusual spurt In drug "I was an easy mark," Doc low Sinderbrand to continue as billed the needy family $5 for with the state medical board purchases was enough to alert Sinderbrand told our associate examining physician, despite his services. was a six-month suspension of the state drug sleuths. Sim Fogg. "I fell into the his suspension They cant find i Now, at age (2, Doc Sln- his license and a I12.M0 fine - It apparently never oc- trap." Prior to this Incident, he anyone to Ml In for Doc Sln- derbrand stands accused by plus 1900 for the costs of the curred to the Investigators to observed ruefully, "I have derbrand for six months New Jersey authorities of trap the state Investigators question the computer. Unlike never even gotten a traffic Sinderbrand Is particularly being a drug pusher. had sprung on him. There was people, machines apparently ticket." Incensed that the stale licens- His prosecution began with never any evidence that the are above suspicion. On July It, Itn - hit ing board Initiated punitive ac- a computer error, and wasdoctor sold drugs "In- So one fine day In the fall of daughter's 19th birthday - tion against him before he consummated by a devious un- discriminately" to anyone oth- 1975, two men showed up at Doc Slnderbrand and his re- even answered the criminal dercover setup by state er than the undercover agents. Doc Slnderbrand's modest of- ceptionist wife were stunned charges. "Every other state narcotics agents. The com- The "take" from Doc Sin fice with their long-distance by the sudden appearance of board I know of withholds puter erroneously showed he derbrand's drug-pushing oper- trucker story. One wanted a five state agents In his office. judgment until the criminal made heavy purchases of ation was his standard $10 fee supply of powerful pep pills, They arrested the doctor In trial Is over," he notes. "It's drugs over a short period. for each of some 10 visits, and but the doctor refused. In- front of his startled patients like the Shcharansky trial In Thus brought under suspicion, a gift case of grapefruit which stead, he gave him a prescrip- and marched him across the the Soviet Union. You're found Doc Slnderbrand was sub-the state insisted on classi- tion for a JO-day supply of the street to the local police sta- guilty even before you're jected to the guileful ap- fying as payment for services less potent dexedrine, to be tion for fingerprints and mug tried." proaches of undercover gum- rendered. taken In one-a-day doses. shots. Footnote: The New Jeney shoes posing as long-haul What outrages his Egg Har- Over the next few months, The man the state hat prosecutors refused to com- truckers from Florida In need bor City neighbors even more the make-believe truckers re-called a drug pusher has been ment on the case, or even to of pills that would keep them Is the fact that Doc Sin-turned periodically and pre-honored at a testimonial din- give us statistics on the awake at the wheel. derbrand still has pending vailed upon Slnderbrand to re- ner by his grateful neighbors. number of similar prose- Because of a serious heart against him state criminal new their prescriptions. On He hat served as head of the cutions under the 1971 pre- condition, attested to bycharges that could send him to one occasion, they brought him county board of health. He scription law. Such dlt- cardiologists, Sinderbrand has Jail for five years. At the very a case of grapefruit, which lives In a small house and closures, they Insisted, might agreed to cop a plea and avoid least, It could ruin him pro-they said they had brought drives a 197! car with 94,999 Jeopardise Doc Slnderbrand's the strain of proceedings fessionally fot the rest of his back from Florida, as a token miles on the speedometer. He legal rights. The mystery of cancer
By JIM BISHOP "INN WWII HIIIIIIMIIIIIII Ill Journal rejected Tsu's findings thousand years from now, any (Second of two part series) on the grounds that of them can be washed and The earth is almost 25,000 "chromosomes are of no con- thawed In warm salt water, miles around. On It It a dot 'THE ceivable Importance." In and man will be able to clone called Houston, Texas. On the truth, he was standing on the animals he has never teen." edge of the dot Is an array of REPORTER edge of the portal of life itself Tsu no longer feels that the •.kawaautajtaaaa I • il • • • • I* ftiu modern stone called the Texas If he never took another step, cnrornvsunie trigger is me Medical Center. It consists of MIIMIimilHHIIHIIIIlmilllHHIMMIIIIIIIHIII T.C. Tsu was among the great only way to beat cancer. He 17 hospitals and clinics. scientists of our time. acknowledges that a monkey Inside one of those hospitals Somewhere among the little virus called S.V. 49, Injected (H.D. Anderson Hospital and the Damon Runyon-Walter black Xs, he was sure, he into a rat, will cause a malig- Cancer Institute) is a tiny Wlnchell Cancer Fund and got would find the cancer trigger. BISHOP nancy. In Africa, environmen- cinder block office. In It sits an It. When the money ran out, Biologists the world over now tal facton cause a high In- old crew-cut Chinese, Dr. T.C. "T.C." applied for more. He believe that the chromosomes, cidence of lymph cancer. Tsu. His office, In relation to was studying chromosomes at In some mysterious manner, slightly shorter than the oth- Hit study of chromosomes Fighting the enemy the planet, Is analogous to a a time when no one had seen order each cell to reproduce ers. By trial and error, they spawned amnlocentesls—the single cell In a human body. one and few scientists cared to Itself In an exact copy of the found It would respond to a puncture of a pregnant woman Tsu (pronounced "shoe") Is say more than that they are original. What, then, would to withdraw amnloUc fluid and President Carter appears to be seem to think it Is workable. chemical called methotex- called "T.C." He wears the building blocks of the body. cause a chromosome to mis-trate. identify the IS healthy pairs getting support for the anti-inflation We think the average citizen is glasses, blinks nervously, and Tsu got more money from fire, so to speak, and order a before the baby la bore. program he announced Tuesday night, backing the president because his plan allows hi* II researchers to the Runyon-Wlnchell Fund. misshapen, cancerous cell to Another discovery wat The search to solve the form? and that is all to the good. represents a lot of common sense. probe the mystery of cancer True scientists may starve that, of the II pairs of greatest mystery goes on In We believe labor, business and the from any angle which looks their bodies, but never their Tsu hasn't got a solution chromosomes, mongolold chil- many nations and along di- One point we are pleased to note Is promising. He refuses to look minds. He sorted the yet. He sits alone in the tiny Federal Reserve Board should em- dren have three of the twenty- verse tracks. Dr. Ttu it that Mr. Carter acknowledges that the over their shoulders unless thousands of particles inside cinder block office scratching first pair. Other unusual pair- philosophical. "So many peo- brace the plan and strive to make it federal government itself is a major they ask him. one cell until, almost by acci- his black crew-cut, dreaming ings and stunted X's cause ple speak of a cure," he lays. work because inflation is showing us cause of the inflation escalation. To He was educated at Hang- dent, he found a means of of a magical solution to the dreadful maladies and mis-"Suppose we never found a chow University, was married, staining chromosomes so that greatest mystery of all time. that it is the nation's deadly enemy. correct that, he says the budget deficit shapen bodies. cure for what Is essentially a Workers have found that pay in- and came to the United States he could see them. Like most scientists, he pub- hundred different diseases? will be slashed to $30 billion or below 39 years ago. "T.C." decided Medicine had believed eve- lishes his discoveries and fail- In his laboratory, Tsu keeps creases did little to improve their "Suppose, by some great in 1980. He also says he will limit to become an explorer; he ryone has 48 chromosomes. ures so that others may build a three-feet by three-feet stain- stroke of Intelligence, we conditions because the extra dollars federal hiring by ordering that only would cross the infinitesimally "T.C." sorted the bent twigs of on them. less steel freezer. Inside, cells found a way to stop all cancers they received were more than used up In Philadelphia, Doctors from the rare animals of the one out of two vacancies be filled as small inner man and, among nature-they look like warped from multiplying? Sappoee we by the cost of living and by their being other things, find the cause of Xs—and found 4« In the normal Nowell and Hungerford, using world—aardvark to sebrt— could stop It In its track!?" His they occur. moved up in the tax brackets. Even cancer inside a single human body.' In fact, be matched Tsu's techniques, found that in are kept froien at 175 degrees molasses skin cracked Into a chronic myelogenous below lero Fahrenheit. "The though business is in reasonably good We hope the president ean be firm cell them into 23 pairs. toothy smile. "I could be hap- He applied for a grant from A respected British medical leukemia, one chromosome Is cells sleep," he says. "A shape, its leaders know there is bound in the matter of government costs, py with that." to be consumer resistance if prices especially as it concerns more and continue to skyrocket. Should that oc- more employees. When he cam- cur, a recession most certainly would paigned for the office, Mr. Carter said follow. he would reduce our bureaucracy by Oceanport schools praised In brief, the president is asking dramatic proportions. Thus far, he has been unable to fulfill that pledge, business and labor to follow guidelines Sea Bright can It be if a few people abuse the bouse until we returned mainly because he and Congress ap- of 7 percent increases for wages and To the Editor: their positions and not allow and getting our valuables out. 5.75 for prices. The nation is now prove more services for the public. In I would like to take this FROM OUR READERS the people of the town to ex- Matthew Pletrowski should press their opinion at the polls be given special credit for suffering an inflation that tops an 8 facing the period of "national aus- opportunity to disspel the theo- Ltfton to Mw>«tt>r rmni MMi atfjMl M VM havt IM wr(t»r"i wptm mt- •» tWtJ Hl9Bj*«9W ||W>ir. Tl9tV "Mlt Ml tK
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Lehrer said yester- day he Is asking all citizens In the county to be on the alert for this group and to cooperate with law enforcement officials "so that these people can be brought to Justice." Mr. Lehrer said that as a result of news media an- nouncements of his warning last Tuesday, a Freehold Borough resident seen three suspicious females going to the home ol a person she knew was owned by a senior citizen and she reported to it to the police. Within minutes, police re- ponded to the house on Kiawah Avenue, said Mr. Lchrer, add- ing that "apparently the band has a police radio and as soon as the call came over, they left." Mr. Lehrer said the cooper- ation his office has received from local police departments, the news media and the resi- dents is encouraging to him. The county prosecutor com- mended the Freehold police department lor the excellent Job they did and are doing in investigating this matter. Mr. Lehrer said his office Is checking with other law en- forcement agencies In the state to determine If there is a pattern of this activity. Capl. Andrew Manning of the county detectives office said that the activity seems at this time to be confined to Monmouth and Ocean Coun- ties. In his announcement of last 8-light crystal glass chandelier Men's 4-piece vested suit • Slip CLOSEOUT! Infante, Toddler blanket sleepers Tuesday, Mr. Lehrer urged half-xUps jfe -^ full-slip. senior citizens not to allow into CLOSEOUT! Ren., short, long sixes $ Regular 59 39 their homes women who claim 99 Regular $129 Reg. $2.29 JS *9 Reg. $2.79 Regular $119.99 59 99 to 800 •4.49 to $5.49 3 *.4 to be members of a religious loiS.OO 2for O » *f« sect, sent by a mutual friend or Quantities limited, bulbi not included Jacket, vest, two pair of pants Hurry while quantities last, no rainchecks Infants sixes NB, IB, 2B—Toddler sixes IT lo 4T in need of bathroom facilities or a drink of water He explained that usually two women go to a private home occupied by either single seniors or an elderly couple. The women, speaking broken English, befriend the elderly person who comes to the door and gain admittance to the house, he said, adding that once inside, while one woman distracts the homeowner, the other steals money or jewelry. In some instances, the two women let In another ac- complice through the back door, he said. Incidents had occurred 7-pc. Corning Ware* cookset Oiana* nylon dress shirt Waterproof family boot sale! Machine washable blankets from Keyport to Manasquan, 9 39 99 said Mr. Lehrer, adding that Reg. sep. prices Regular twin (lie 97 on occasion, the victim has total «48.46 29" Special purchase IIII f 7.99 to 115.99 6 . II Regular 125.99 21" been assaulted. Some victims Perma-preit nylon satin binding have lost their life savings, he Attractive "Spice of,Life" Pattern Silky ami >oft, tolid colon, quantities limited ChooK from men, women and kids aiies Other sues on tale al similar saving! said Bayshore man not a fugitive FREEHOLD - Cuunty Prosecutor Alexander D. Lehrer said yesterday his of- fice inndverleptly listed a Belford man as a fugitive from Justice. He identified the man as FREE LAST 2-DAYS Harry Clay Balr. 265 Park Ave economy cushion , Hclfotd Mr. Bair's name hen installed RECLINER SALE! was amung the 100 names the Craftsman 1-HP belt gander "Sears Best" Die Hard battery 'Andrea HI" nylon shag carpet LAY-AWAY now for Christmas county prosecutor's office re- 98 leased last week as fugitives Keg. w*'p. total with old battery 1149.95 "Jackson" 2-way wallhugger .. 119.88 99 Lavish feel of plush $199.93 "Richmond" 2-way wallhucger .'. $179 from justice. •74.98 39 Regular $57.99 with 9S9 47 Regular 112.99 (installation extra) "It has been determined trade-in 9 $299.95 "He man" 3-way wallhutxer .... $259 Iiuluili's vuc attachment, I'L listed that Mr. Hair is not a fugitive," For most American-made cars $349.95 "Centurian" leather-look vinyl .. $299 said Mr. Lehrer, explaining that Mr. Hair had been served with a civil warrant and- that this warrant for contempt of court had been lifted. "He Is not a fugitive and he is not charged with any criminal matter,''said Mr. Lehrer. Contract OK'd CAMDEN. (AP)-Camden school secretaries and clerks, by a vote of 85-47, have agreed to accept a new contract nego- tiated separately with the school board oh Monday The district's 15) secretar- 10-HP 3-speed lawn tractor RoadHandler Ice/Snow tire 64 pc. Mechanics tool set ies and clerks, who ratified the 20-iii. chopper-style bike Kt4- tp. prim loul new pact yesterday, are part Wliiisrili (79.11 P16S/MR-13 50 of the CEA Eire trie-slar! HMndwIsr ' IIMO.M «u f 899.99 699" Whilewall 154 47 ,i-, Regular $99.99 ffjl Meanwhile, negotiations 203-pc. professional mechanic) sat 1919 dragged on yesterday between 36-in. rear-discharge mower, electric Mart With old tires, other sixes also available Steel frame, vinyl saddle, coaster brakes Reg sep. price* total $471.52 the.striking teachers, security guards and attendance of- llolliiiuj, boots, blankets, irtnnerm i J&& [Stores 1 otherwise ficers. .Larger Sears Stores. l Soliifactim GuorwuMrf front* OKN SUMMY* IM P.* Hundreds of parents and or Your Mmt, Back • UMSCAsTM. PA. • MAOMQ, PA. high school seniors marched lo • NASMMUW. PA. . CAMP Mai, M. • MTNUMUs, PA. • •lOOMsWM. PA. tOUNTON. Pa. . «rilO»MH|E.PA. UIANON. PA. • VOW, PA. , M. . aornrajj. PA. • M—sjooi, am. • do»TMva_Li. PA. zcrr City Hall to express to Mayor • AuarroimPA. • pomrotm, PA. Angclo Errichettl their con- [ Sears . OCIAH, H J. . VMCLANO, MJ. . alXXETOWN, HJ. • lAtTON. PA. • FRCHRWatMWM. »*. MM • MUNCY, PA. . T0SJ8 "TOW, MJ. < HAOHWTOWK.MP. • I • HAZKTOM, PA. • cern about the length Of the • •UAMMTWU. MJ. strike, ^ich began Oct I. ME Manor SHREWSBURY, NJ. FROAY. OCTOBER 27.1978 The Doatyltesfeter 9 Sm Pricks PaUcjr ... *Taa li»i» U HI ducHbMl u ntuti ar • ^ hearing priec. A fttiil porrluar, UMmgh wu rrduced, u mm titrftimm•! nhr slated •» KOUN GOLDSTEIN WALL TOWNSHIP - The »•«• kMm Caart will 6* ]** *IWher Art 5a«.on Route . ail] be allowed to coo- WtM ltquar wblli t dedstoa on Ui «p- B Tin Mumiilia wu lm- poaadeyttesUto's Division of Alcana* Beverage Control (ABC). TbtsatpensioawutoUve pa* Mo .fleet it 1 • m. to- <•». bat UM akjatclab wu graMad a temporary reprieve ya*arq»y by Supreme Court Jaatlee Mirk Sullivan of AstaryPsrt Jastk* Sullivan extended the Royal Manor's liquor teMttwUl Ip.m Monday, at •a** time the Supreme Court win tare decided whether it will itay tk* license sus- pension, pending appeal of the caae before the Appellate Dtvtalon of the SUte Superior Court. HW Royal Manor was the •MM « July li of the beating deati of lt-year-old Thomas Wnrncke of MkWlelown Four dab employees have been In- dtcted hi connection with the OB Aug. O, the Township Committee found the Royal Manor's management guilty of allowing violence to occur on Ik* premises, permitting the cM» to become overcrowded and allowing It to be a public •Usance. The committee pe- naltae* the chib by suspending Ms ttoaor Beans* for ill days. The suspension wu stayed wktle the club's attorney, Warren WUenU, appealed the township's decision to the ABC. On Oct. 11, Joseph Lerner, director of the ABC, upheld both UM township's verdict and thetlll-day suspension, which wu to run from I a.m. today until next Sept. i Arthur S. Stock, dab owner, has appealed the ABC decision and me suspension to the Appellate Division of the SUte Superior Court. He also asked the Appellate Division to stay the suspension, pending a determination on the appeal: On Wednesday, the Ap- pellate DMslon rejected the request for a stay of the sus- Haita, forcing the club to go to the highest court in the state forrettef. TOUGHSKW PIA«D The Supreme Court must now rule by I p.m. Monday, when the license extension nan oat, whether the Roysl CASUM Manor win be able to continue hnaaisst as usual or whether It JACKETS wll have to relinquish Its liq- JEANS SUCKS uor bcease, pending the appeal JEANS before UM Appellate Division. Sold last year Assorted Colors A date for that hearing has not Sizes 3 to 6X 6 AMP. yet been set. tor $17.00 to $20.00 Sizes S-M-L The Royal Manor already Gold Only UM as appeal of a previous Reg. $17.00 Reg. $29-99 Uqworocense suspension pend- Reg. $5.49 85 ing before the Appellate $ DMfkm In 1*75, the ABC sus- Now *8 pended Its license for M days Now 4" la connection with alleged 4» tsudmi stemming from a "Wat T-shirt Contest" held at Limited Quantities How ' Limited Quantities UM dub. That suspension had Middletown, N.J. baaa stayed, pending appeal. limited Quantifies Middletown, N.J Middletown, N.J. Store Only W. N.J- Store Only In a separate action, Wall Store Only Township has filed suit In Su- Store Only perior Court to have the club cloaed dowa as a public nusunce. No date hu been set yet for a hearing on that liti- Rummage sale set by women , MIDDLETOWN - The SPECIAL PURCHASE Women's Fellowship of Old First Church, M Kings Hwy., 4,- _ _ . 2-LIGHT wIM sponsor Its annual fall MICRO- raramage sale In Fellowship JACKS HU tomorrow from i:M a.m. STAPLE until J: 31 p.m. WAVE SMOKE & WORKLIGHT Mrs. Nkacy Osborne, (V2 Off) dak-man of the event, said the 48" LONG TACKER sale wltt offer good used FIRE clothing, books, toys, small OVEN WHITE ENAMELED furniture and household HEAVY DUIV artteles. #99071 2 40-Watt Bulbs DUAL COMPRES: Clothing or other donated (.5 Cu. Ft.) Capacity DETECTOR Included Items may be left at Fellow- Recipe Book Included Reg. $1599 shipHaJ tomorrow. $ Balloons go up Now 9 next Tuesday r Now'159 MATAWAN - Thousands Middletown, N.J Middletown, N.J Middletown, N j of heUum balloons will be re Middletown, N.J Store Only leased from Ik* Broad Street Store Only Store Only Store, Only School a* a fund-raising Hal- lowaaa "spectacular event" at 1 pra. Taesoty. Students at Bread Street School have al- ready atH ajar* than I.IN tttWt wUcu are to be at- Where America shops tacked l« the baBoons. Satisfaction Guaranteed A prtn wltt be awarded to or Your Money Back for Christmas Gifts. UM purchaser and setter of tat ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN WsjjJTm aw* m torttaat. utAUCMJODck ANttca A (Ml an,*" soMtickeU has 10 The DWtyltegtaler STIEWSBURY.NJ FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27.197a 71 begin rabies shots after death BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Some 71 persons in Idaho md Oregon hive Matted rabies vaccinations after the dlieaie killed • Boiie woman who re- ceived • cornea transplant. Health officials in the two states questioned nearly 200 persons who might have come In contact with the Boise vic- tim and a Baker, Ore., man who apparently also died of rabies and was the cornea donor. Jim Hughes, community re- lations director at Boise's St. Alphonsus Hospital, said by mldafternoon yesterday, 71 persons started the series of five shots against rabies. Dr. John Mather, state epidemeologUt, said there was in mm no real danger of rabies spreading because the disease can be transmitted by humans only through direct contact with the victim. Idaho health officials in- terviewed more than 150 per- this Fantastic sons who may have come in contact with Constance WesMlman, J7, mother of four children who received a cor- nea transplant. She died Oct. II, six weeks after the trans- plant. Health officers said she ap- parently contracted rabies from the cornea. It was taken from Fredrick Stone, II, Baker. At Baker, a similar effort was launched Thursday and about H persons were In- terviewed. Of those, Hughes said health officials recom- mended vaccinations for 10 persons. Rabies vaccine was flown to Boise earlier this week from the Center for Disease Control In Atlanta. On Thursday, vaccine was • shuttled from Boise to Baker by teams of state police units from both states. Hughes said booster shots will be given Saturday, then again next Wednesday, Nov. 8 and Nov. 8. Mather said none of those Innoculated at Boise has dis- played symptoms of rabies or serious reactions to the shots. He said anyone who does will be Immediately Isolated for treatment. NOW! BEST Q^ A new type of vaccine, which requires only five shots Instead of 11 used with older vaccine, Is being used. What do T^£IBoveBove, , ,ushion,n any areareaa o.yourhomo.yourhome we do with Why pay $13.99, $14.99. $16.99 per u1 yd CBO has purchased Top Quality extra space? cSrpets Irom Top Quality mills and now CBO can otter you the best select on ol ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - "Best Quality Carpets" at subs antol A major Job for educators and savlnos We can Install your selection communities In the 1960s was wlthln4 days. You must see and leel to find more classrooms for' These Top Quality Carpets to|udge their sq.yd. the children born after World values (or yourself. War II. Now the big question Is • Super dense plushes Completely Installed. Prom what to do with the extra •Multicolored hi lows No Extras. space, says a New Jersey ex- •Plu»h carved multls pert on declining school en- •Thick tones on tones rollment. ' •Sculptured hi lows loop* Dr. Leonard Bornstein, •Designer styles principal of the Harrison School in Livingston, said yes- terday the answer is more like- ly to be based on political re- alities than educatlonalflnes. Bornstein said statistics show that children from the post-war baby boom are near- ly all through high school and CARPET New Jersey school districts can expect to continue to lose students at a rate of more than one per cent a year. ifSilrHSarE Bornstein spoke during a seminar at the meeting of the New Jersey School Boards As- sq.yd. sociation and New Jersey As- Nothing extra to buy sq.yd. sociation of School Adminis- trators here. Comparable price New Jersey's kindergarten $«.M*qyd- to 12th grade enrollment dropped by 5.3 percent from 100% Nylon Pile for long lasting wear, 1(71 to 1976, Bornstein said, Quality Carpets. f Playrooms • Den9 and the trend is continuing. He Select Irom: said last year's high school graduating class was the larg- Carvedmurticolors Hi-Low Sculptures Stosss est in the state's history. Any Hi Traffic Area. Rich Mutti Plushes "People are saying that the \\ decline is not real, that it's And More. going to change, that women are going to have more babies," Bornstein said. "We have to dispell that notion." The declining enrollment Is- sue often results in bitter com- HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN munity division over land val- ues, local taxes and the quality 15177 Hi Highwah y *35 of education, he said. (In MM ttianiMl Lumber toppi C«ntor Republicans plan Hum: (501)671-6330 spaghetti dinner CBO-1007-MR-A-e I HOUTKMon. thru Sal. 10A.M. to 9 P.M., Sun. CLOSED ABERDEEN - The Aber- deen Township Republican Club will sponsor a spaghetti dinner on Nov. 1 at the Elks QUALITY VALUE & SELECTION Club, Monastery Lane. A so- cial time will start at T p.m. and dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. Republican Free- holder candidates are ex- pectedto attend the event. The puBEcE welcome Middletown officials denying nepotism By WARBEN R1CHEY "1 really take offense to (the allegations) because I feel and strongly fee) this is exactly what they ac-' Mrs. Carley said that in June 1177, after that my Integrity has been put on the line by these two men ' "the statement read. Jacobsen retired as welfare director, the board met and MIDDLETOWN - Four members ol the five-member who know nothing about me," Mrs. Bevacqua said. According to Mrs. Carley, who chaired the board as discussed who among them would be test suited to fill in for Local Assistance Board and the township welfare director In a prepared statement released last night, Board well at the board's selection committee for the past two N days as acting director until a new director could be yeetarday denied allegitions that Mayor Robert J. Eckert Chairwoman Carley said. "The Local Assistance Board of yean, Mrs. Bevacqua was appointed by the Township chosen. appointed hU cousin chairwoman of the board screening the WeUare Department wishes to express extreme in- Committee to the Assistance Board In 1I7S. Mrs. Carley pointed out that because of the confiden- committee to (elect the new welfare director to that the dignation over the misconception of the appointment of Mn. Bvaoqua said she "wasn't sure" whether he/ tiality of the job, the temporary director was selected from could take the Job hertetf. Marie L. Bevacqua as welfare director for Middletown cousin, Robert Eckert, was a member of the committee in among the five member board. During a late-night newt conference following the As- The chairwoman said Mrs. Bevacqua was unanimously •Mance Board's regular meeting, Board Chairwoman. selected for the position of acting director because she was Carmefla Carley denied that there was any political not employed at the time (as were other members ), and motivation behind the appointment of the mayor's cousin, she bad qualifications in social work. Mart* L. Bevacqua, on the Welfare Board or In her She said that the board then advertised in the news- subaequent appointment as welfare director last year. The Daily Register paper for a part-time welfare director. More than 71 "This was strictly a board decision, the township had applications and resumes were received for the position, nothing to do with It whatsoever," she said, defending the SHREWSBURY. N J FRBAY. OCTOBER 27, 1978 11 and Mrs. Carley said all members of the Assistance Board autonomy of the board's selection process. except Mrs. Bevacqua participated in the resume screen- Earlier this week, Republican Township Committee ing process candidates Joseph E. McGrath and John Rossomondo Township. ins, but she added that if he was, his was only one vote out Mrs. Bevacqua said one of the reasons she decided to charged that "at least seven" of Mayor Eckert's relatives "The selection of the director is the sole responsibility of five apply for the position of welfare director was because a hold "positions of Influence In the township," including his of the Local Assistance Board. The board feels they de- Mr. Eckert was elected tqyike committee in 1179 and state field representative from the Department of Social coaatn, the welfare director. liberated long and hard to select the most qualified can- took office in January 1171 , Services recommended she apply. She added, however, that in addition to her six years as a school teacher and background in social work, the primary reason she applied for the Job was because she said she liked helping and working with people Council candidate guilty as disorderly According to Mrs. Carley, the 70 applications were reduced to IB and then to eight through a "process of By JULIE MCDONNELL ity." another person had been given meeting," Mr. IUmensee said. toward the door when my right Patrolman Ewald in taking elimination" with education and experience as the major Mr. Johnson, who main- the floor. knee went out." him to Police Headquarters, criteria. RED BANK - Welton tained that the charges had Mr. Johnson refused to Mr. Johnson, who acted as Mr. Johnson said that he directed racial epithets at him The chairwoman said that the final eight candidates — Johnson, a local attorney and been brought because he was a vacate the room, and when Pa- his own attorney, testified that slipped to the floor because of and threatened to punch him which included Mrs Bevacqua — were interviewed by the Independent candidate for candidate for the Council, said trolman William Ewald at- he had "had words" with sev- his bad knee and because Pa- while in the police car. entire Assistance Board except Mrs. Bevacqua who was Borough Coundl, was found he would appeal the decision tempted to escort him out, Mr. eral Coundlmen during his trolman Ewald was "drag- Both Patrolmen Van Pelt omitted guilty yesterday of disorderly "to the Federal courts, if I Johnson lay prone on the floor public comments at the meet- ging" him. and Ewald testified that no Mrs. Carley said Mrs. Bevacqua was selected Aug. 15, conduct at the Aug. 15 meeting have to." "I would rather go to and refused to leave until he Ing such remarks or threats were 1(77 after the interviews were completed, and that her of the Council and fined 1500. Under cross-examination Jail than pay that fine." he was handcuffed. by Martin GoodaU, Borough made. selection and qualifications were approved by the state Acting Municipal Court declared Mayor McKenna testified The defendant began to list Patrolman Ewald. who tes- Department of Social Services on Sept. 8,1977 Judge Michael Cernlgllaro, the various issues he had been Prosecutor, Mr. Johnson said Judge Cernigliaro, acting in at yesterday's hearing, along that he did not tell the orficer tified first, said that Patrol- Mrs. Bevacqua was selected, Mrs Carley said, because who Imposed the maximum place of Municipal Court with Coundlmen Walter M. discussing at the meeting, but man Van Pelt was driving the of her qualifications and because "she was doing a good was interrupted by Judge or anyone else that his knee fine lor the offense, also re- Judge William Htmelman, who Thackara and John IUmensee, had collapsed. police car, while Mr. Johnson job" as acting welfare director buked Mr. Johnson for his ac- Cernigliaro, who said, "I'm disqualified himself, also could both of whom were present at "I had a legitimate reason said It was Patrolman Ewald In stressing that there was no political interference in tions at the meeting. have sentenced Mr Johnson to the meeting and exchanged not Interested in this becoming who drove. a political platform for an elec- to address the Council, and the selection, three-year board member Muriel Hanf said, "As a member of the bar, a maximum of six months in words with Mr. Johnson. they took this opportunity to "According to your version, "Mrs. Bevacqua is accountable to us and we are accoun- you are held to a higher stan- jail. AD three men testified that tion in the next couple of weeks." abuse and harass me," he tes- you were on Mars and I was on table to the state." dard of conduct at a public The incident occurred near the Council session became tified. Earth," Mr. Johnson said to Mrs. Hanf. who is also the mayor's cousin, said thai her meeting than other people," the end of the Council meeting, disorderly after Mr. Johnson Mr. Johnson also testified Patrolman Ewald, prompting service on the board had nothing to do with the mayor. "I the judge said. "I think your when Mayor Frank McKenna refused to leave and lay.on the Judge Cernigliaro com- another rebuke from the that Mr. IUmensee had mented that the case rested have always been active in civic affairs," she said, adding. conduct was politically ordered the policeman on duty floor. judge. "threatened" him during the "in large part on the credibili- "I took an oath of office when I took this position " motivated to create a scene to remove Mr. Johnson when "There was complete tur- meeting, and that Patrolman and get yourself some public- ty of the various witnesses," he attempted to speak after moil; we'd lost control of the Ewald "was dragging me and said he found Mr. John ton't testimony "not credible." In a related case, the Judge found Patrolman Ernest Van Pelt not guilty of using abusive County Jewish support language and threatening to assault Mr. Johnson. Mr. Johnson, who tiled the charges against the patrolman the same night he was ar- swings towards Mr. Coe rested, testified that Patrol- man Van Pelt, who assisted By MARK MAGYAR Mr. Coe lauded Mr. Carter for his role at the OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Jewish vote in Monmouth Camp David Summit, but Hearing set County has traditionally gone overwhelmingly to Rep. crltlclMd the president for James J. Howard, D-N.J , for his staunch support of Israel. tying America's relations But, according to Marvin Broder of the Ocean Township with Israel and the Arab na- on gun club Lodge of B'nal B'rith, Bruce G. Coe, Republican Con- tions to his administration's |ii Miami candidate, is making "serious Inroads" into |)r. energy policy. land issue Howard's Jewish support. "Bract has been all over the county," Mr. Broder said. "In Congress,* I will push By HILDY McCORMICK "And I can tell you now, he will make serious inroads Into for energy Independence to RUMSON - A healing Howard's support in the Jewish community on November the greatest extent pos- before the Environmental 7." sible," Mr. Coe said. "We do Commission regarding pro- Mr. Broder, who serves on the Monmouth Medical not need Arab oil to survive. posed development of the Center (Long Branch) Board of Trustees with Mr. Coe, Recent exploration has former Widgeon Gun Club introduced the Republican nominee after Mr. Howard shown that there may be property at the end of Broad- didn't show up for the advertised joint appearance. almost as much energy moor Drive is scheduled for "When Bruce called me and asked for my support, 1 available In Mexico as there II: M a.m. tomorrow In Munici- told him 'But I always voted tor Jim Howard,'" Mr. Broder is in Saudi Arabia." Brace Coe pal Court. Hid. "Bruce said, 'I voted for Howard too, but I've since The courtroom Is above Po- become disenchanted. Let me tell you why.' We talked for Mr. Coe called also upon President Carter to "con- lice Headquarters on Center two hours and he asked me to be on his steering committee. tinually bring pressure to bear on the Soviets to abide by Street "I thought about It, then decided there was one thing we the Helsinki agreements" In their treatment of Soviet Jews. Preservation of borough hadn't talked about enough — Israel. No matter how "While detente must be pursued, I advocate the integra- wetlands will be thoroughly assimilated, how self-assured we are, we all remember 30 tion of concern for Soviet Jews Into all negotiations with the discussed, according to J. years ago how we lost six million people in the Holocaust. U.S.S.R.," Mr. Coe said. "In fact, I might consider voting to Gary Sammon, Borough Ad- Bruce and I talked again. I was a pretty steadfast Demo- have the United Stales Olympic Team boycott the 1980 ministrator. The commission, crat, but Bruce made me a turncoat," he said. Olympics in Moscow if treatment of Soviet Jews does not he said, is concerned that 3 6 By the end of Mr. Coe's speech, Mr. Broder wasn't improve." acres of wetlands on property • He blasted also President Carter and the Slate Depart- owned by Jerry Goldstein, A white-haired Jewish man who said before the meeting ment for permitting the Palestinian Liberation Organiza- Blngham Hill Circle, will be he was a Howard supporter walked up to Mr. Coe after his tion to open an office In Washington and for pressuring the filled. speech and said, "The only Republican I ever voted for wV Senate into accepting a $1*0,000 appropriation as part of its Mr. Goldstein proposes to Clifford Csase. You'll be the second." United Nations appropriation that would be used "for build eight homes on IS acres Mr. Coe last night called upon President Jimmy Carter public relations to improve the image of the P.L.O." at the site, the southerly end of to "use Us leverage over Saudi Arabia" to secure that Mr. Coe said he opposed "the creation of a Palestinian Broadmoor Drive. nation's support for the Camp David peace accords. homeland" and supported "a unified Jerusalem under In 1171, the Planning Board "Extremist elements in the Arab work) will undoubted- Israeli sovereignty, with free access to the holy shrines of denied Mr. Goldstein a major ly try to sabotage the Egyptian-Israeli agreements by all faiths." subdivision application for the development. Mr. Goldstein insisting that they be linked to extremist demands for If elected to Congress, Mr. Coe promised to monitor appealed the decision, and Su- Israeli concessions on the West Bank," Mr. Coe noted developments on matters left unresolved by the Camp perior Court Judge Merrill "The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Is trying to get Egypt David accords. % to break off negotiations if Israel doesn't agree. Lane Jr. overturned the local "Carter defended the sale of American warpianes to "Prime Minister Begin showed considerable flexibility board's decision, subject to Saudi Arabia by saying It would Increase our leverage over by his agreement in principle to Israeli adjustments on the state environmental approval the Arabs," he said. "Well, now Is the time for Carter to use West Bank - territory that is so important to Israel's before construction took place. that leverage to gain the Saudis' cooperation."' security," Mr. Coe noted. Mr. Goldstein reapplled to the state's Department of En- Middletown Baptht Church vironmental Protection and the Army Corps of Engineers for necessary permits, Mr. Sammon said. He was granted a Type B wetlands permit by Old First Church Laud communitye/ service the state agency, but approval by the Corps of Engineers is WEST LONG BRANCH - day's game, the first football game. -,, , In other business, the still pending. The Shore Regional Board of contest between the two "That's just par for the school board voted to purchase Education last night honored schools, might become violent, automobile insurance from the The forum tomorrow is de- course," the'board president signed to enable persons objec- marks birthday Dr. Maney Horn, who served no Incidents occurred, Mr. said. Insurance Company of North America for 17,477. ting to the proposed (illingin of on the board from 1M0 to IMS Petschauer said. The two MIDDLETOWN - Old Written by the Rev Hi denominations, the church He reported that adminis- The board accepted "with the wetlands to air their views. and was a member of the Plan- schools have a tradition of First Church, 0 Kings Hwy., Robert Lowry for the 200th entered an ecumenical union trators and board members regret" the designation of J. Mr. Goldstein has proposed ning Committee for the high strong rivalry. Mr. Petschauer will celebrate Its 290th birth. anniversary of the church with the Imled Church of from the two school systems Donald Cupp, who has served to develop the area by placing school. He received a pro- noted, however, that tome day at Sunday's 10:30 am celebrated Oct. 21. 1888 Dr Christ, which was itself a had met prior to the game and at custodian and approximately JO.000 cubic clamation from the board stones were thrown at the service. Lowry also wrote the Com- union ol the Congregational, praising his service to the com- that extra police officers were groundskeeper at the school yards of fill on wetlands and Dr Joseph H Heartberg, memoration Anthem for the Christian and Evangelical munity. Shore Regional bus after the hired for the event. for It years. non-wetlands. The area around the perimeter of the site would pastor, will preach a sermon occasion, patterned after the and Reformed Churches ef- Dr. Horn also was honored be left In Its natural state In bated on a covenant made •1st Psalm fected in 1M0 at the Long Branch-Shore Re- order to preserve the existing and recorded in the church Though the'music for tho The current church con- gional football game last Sat- Holiday policy reviewed wildlife and vegetation, and to record book in 1712 The anthem has been lost. Mrs stitution specifies. "This urday. allow water to ebb and flow journal is one of several re- Evelyn S. llartniann, direc- church shall maintain a dual The school board an- plaint earlier in the week to a mathematics contest spon- undisturbed. cord books kept by the tor of music and a depen- or yoked relationship with FAIR HAVEN - The church, which was estab- nounced that it plans to have the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- sored by Christian Brothers The site would be backfilled dent of the church founders, the American Baptist Con- Board of Education will re- lished In 1(88 by early Bap- an exchange program with the gional High School Board of Academy, Llncroft. Cited were at a gradual slope to an eleva- will adapt the anthem to a vention and the United view the district's policy on tist settlers here, among fitting tune Church of Christ." and adds, Long Branch school system. tatting and assigning major Education. Usa Auerbach, Mary Ellen tion of eight to IS feet In the The board president, Gibbons, Maary Lawrence. area where the houses would them a number who had In 1M8 Mrs Hartmann. "As an ecumenical Christian projects to Jewish student* on come from Rhode Island Frederick Pettchauer, aald Brooks Von Are, board Betty Rotin, Kathleen be built then a graduate student in fellowship, the church shall Jewish holidays when they are where they had known Rog- that, tollowt* tte "positive" president, said that teachers Townshend and Roberta The total wetland! vege- the New York University always be open to considera- not In school. er Williams, dubbed by his- tion of further uClon wit'i results ol last week's football have always been asked to Youngs Of 200 girls partici- tation of the property It II School of Music, composed Gary Kaplan of 214 Fair •void testing on Jewish acrua. The proposal calls for torians the father of re- the hymn "Our Father. other Christiam bodies." game between Shore Regional pating. Miss Rosin placed ttglous liberty and Long Branch High, the Haven Road, brought the mat- holidays. Mr. Kaplan sug- third, and Mitt Lawrence fUUng M acres of wetlands, Faith Lives On" for the 250th Dr. Heartberg, who as- two districts had decided to ter to the board's attention In a gested that a policy change placed ninth. feavtag J.J acres of the proper- This Sunday members of anniversary of the church. sumed the pastorate last observed In that year exchange students for various letter, Mating that tests and would bt the only way to end Doris Vetteri, school secre- ty's wetland! Intact the congregation will ting month, was formerly ex* Kttvttki, such as Student other assignments on Jewish the problem. tary (or it yean, waa com- The applicant'! plan alto the memorial hymn "O In 1M3. after a two-year ecutive secretary of the holidays place an undue hard- Lard, Thou Art Our Living Government meetings. Six students from the eighth mended by the board for ser- would preserve to their natural study of the church govern American Baptist Churches ship on Jewish students. Head." of New Jersey. Although school officials grade mathematics team were vice In the district. She retired Mate a total of 7.1 acres of the ment and polities of the two had l—i unrrtoti (hit Silnr He voiced a similar com- cited for wmnmg'flrst prtae in this year. existing non-wetland areat. Grecian festival Lifestyle set for Nov. 3-5 12 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27.1978 "Yuou, phile mou," again Kamarotos, Mrs. Nicholas Itors may sample assorted win be the greeting extended Poulos, Mrs. Nick Gealoris pastries. to visitors to the Grecian festi- and Mrs. ChriaouU Kacandes "The Heritage Cookbook," val "A Little Bit of Greece," More than 20,000 servings will a collection of the Greek com- which returns Nov. 1, 4 and i be prepared. munity's recipes again will be here In the St. George Cultural Poods for take-home ser- available for purchase. Center, 700 Grand Ave. The vlcn also are'prepared by the The Athenian Plaka (mar- festival will be open from II community under the leader- ketplace) Is being designed a.m. to 11 p.m. next Friday ship of Mrs. Amalla Tsaklris and decorated by Mrs. Georgia and Saturday and the last day, and Mrs. Nick Vloyanltles Karaglas and Mrs. George from 11:10 a.m. to 7:30 p in Mrs. Nick Carrot will pro- Papageorge. Unusual nov- This year's annual event Is vide many varieties of elties, Jewelry and fashions headed by Nicholas Poulos, Tsourekia (Greek breadsO were purchased abroad for the George Papageorge, Mrs. which also will be available for boutique by Mrs. Gus Kosaltis Harry Petranlis, Mrs. Anthony purchase. All foods are pre- and Miss Katll Voios. Mrs. Pappayliou, Mrs. Constance pared on the premises. Dean Lynardakls, Mrs. Robert Hughes and Mrs. Gus Kosaltis Voula Plmenldls and Mrs. Burns and their committee A dazzling variety of Greek George Sariotls, along with have obtained items from the foods and pastries, fashions Grecian lasses, will hostess the Agean flea market. A special and novelties, In addition to Cafe Sweet Shop where vis- demonstrations of pastry bak- fund-raising special headed by ing, food prepartions, Island Mrs. Michael Condouris will needlepoint crafts and Greek feature Greek artifacts. dances performed by the Auxiliary Other committee chair- award-winning St. George persons for the three-day festi- Hellenic Dancers pledges to val are George Michals, dining The Taverna (Greek res- service; Michael Lolios, ser- taurant) with George vice; George Dimtslors, fi- Papageorge and his commit- CP center nance; John Chrlstopulos, tee, will offer such homemade LINCROFT - Ben Alpem, parking; Mrs. Efstratios culinary treats as moussaka, Freehold, president of the Aridas, Frixos Vozos, publicity pastlchio, tyropeta, Monmouth-Ocean Counties and program; John Agrios, spanakopeta and baked plaki, Chapter of the National Mul- Peter Kannellos, bar; Mrs. along with pastries such as tiple Sclerosis Society, will Athan Anest, youth coordi- baklava, karythopeta, thiples present the society's highest nator; Gus Kosaltis, snack and pandespani. honor, the MS Bronze Hope bar; Mrs. John Chrlstopulos All the main dishes and deli- Chest, to XI Beta Alpha and Chris Gacos, children's • •fitter itaffptmtt cacies will be prepared by the chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in- games; Arthur Pappayliou, LITTLE BIT OF GREECE — Collecting some of the crafts, which will be community members of the ternational service sorority, Nick Billow, coffee and soda; among the various features at the Grecian festival "A Little Bit of Greece," church under the direction of for its outstanding contribu- Efstratios Aridas, electrical; are Margaret Scandallos, Fair Haven, seated, and Goldle Sakelaris, Mr. and Mrs. John Tsaklris tions to the programs of the Nicholas Chrislcos, security; Wanamassa, chairmen of the event, set for Nov. 3, A and 5 In the St. George along with pastry specialists: society, at the Annual Awards Mrs. George Sakellaris, Mrs. 4 Cultural Center, 700 Grand Ave., Asbury Park. Specialty foods, pastries, Mrs. John Karakoglou, Mrs. luncheon Sunday at 1 p.m. here Margaret Scandallos, handi- fashions and novelties also will be a part of the ma|or event, in addition to Despina Jasman, Mrs. George at Brookdale Community Col- crafts; Mrs. Harry Kacandes, Dimtslos, Mrs. Ellas lege. Mrs. Nick Kacandes, Mrs. Greek dancing. SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATION - St. Mary's Awards also will be pres- Nick Kosmas, Mrs. Stavroula ented to Marguerite Hen- PTA, New Monmouth, will celebrate the school's Panas, boutiques; Mrs. James Sliver Jubilee at the annual Igncheon Saturday, derson of Lifestyle department Chakalos, entertainment; Mrs. of The Register; Margaret Nov. 4 at noon In the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. Phil Bohrman, Greek wheel; Completing arrangements for the gala event, are, O'Neill, physical therapist; Mrs. John Kostarls, Richard C. Wenner, director of Mrs. Warren Ma|eskl, left, co-chairman; Mrs. Pa- loucoumades, and Gaorge trick Healy, and seated, Mrs. William Mlchalskl, Monmouth County CETA; Kelesides, Greek groceries. Salvation Army of Red Bank; social chairman, all of Mlddletown. Tickets are Doughnuttiest idea First Methodist Church, This year the traditional available from the committee. Matawan, and to several indi- Greek Evzone "George," a vidual volunteers, including six-foot papier mache figure, Anthony "Putt-Putt" Petillo, will be Joined by a Grecian special events director of lass, Georgia. Mrs. Aridas has Asbury Park. been working to prepare her DEAR HEI.OISE: Well, Vic — sounds like you had yourself a humdinger of a for the debut. Why let you girls have all the run! time! Wish I could have been there to have shared at least one The MS chapter is one of I tried that biscuit doughnut deal you had in your column a of those tempting delights with you. 190 national MS chapters aid- Last year's festival drew while back. Worked pretty good, but I made it better! Happy eating anyway. — Heloise Ing thousands of persons more than 6,000 visitors, and Instead of Just trying a canned biscuit (after having made It throughout the U.S. who suffer hailed It a Glendl (good time) COMPLETELY REMODELED Into a doughnut shape), I took a biscuit — put a dab of apricot DEAR HELOISE: from this "crippler of young with Kali Orexi (hearty ap- preserve in the center, sealed the stuff in (Just one biscuit) and I'd like I* pass •• a hint tar new metiers thai a friead adults." petites). FACILITIES dunked it in the hot oil. saared with me. Wtaea giving y«ir aew lafait a balk la a baUlaetle .r small SINOLI ADULT...... (tOO. TWO ADULT* (tarn* family) till. nib, roll up a clean balk towel aid place It at Ike kead tf Ike Mb. MS chapter THRM hn Sam* Family $318. HINTS FROM HELOISE Place the baby's head aa Ike towel. Tils allewi balk hands FOUH In tame) Family $3SO. I* be free to wash Ike baby, and secires baby Irom slipping cites aides FIVI In Sam* Family $378. ' It works great! — Saady Hyde SIX or more In Sam* Family $400. MARLBOBO-The Single- Child (3-11 yn. Inol.) $100. When it was done, I got a glass of milk — gobbled it down! Bat, remember, Moms, a firm kaid holding «ato a wlggly, Marlboro Auxiliary of United Gave the rest of the biscuits the same treatment. When I slippery baby Is safer. - Heloise Cerebral Palsy, has made a finished. I'd eaten all 10 of 'em. Nuff sed. taO.OOO pledge, to be completed Kelly Ann Dick Olympic Pool Handball Courts Some fun! Apricot inside, cinnamon sugar outside. Yummy! DEAR HELOISE: In three years, to build an Ac- - Vic Beverford Are your favorite dress pattens ten *r «•! of dale? tivities of Daily Living Unit at Has been added to the Steam Room Univtrsal Gym Save them by cutting them Ml *f tkal wavea Interlacing the Monmouth-Ocean Counties stall. Excellent Training in material. It's very Inexpensive aid lasts. - Mrs. LiclUe Lain Cerebral Palsy School and Ballet Member ol the Jr. Sauna Exorcist Classes QUEEN-SIZED SAVINGS Treatment Center in Long Company Apprentice to ON QUEEN SIZES DEAR HELOISE: Branch. Mrs. Ann Harris here the Sr. Company, Garden Stale Ballet Caravan. Pool Hours: 11 a.m.10 p.m. Mon.-Sot. TOPS SIZES 38-46 I got tired of making a grecery list every week, aid many is auxiliary president. PANTS SIZES 30-40 times going olf and forgetting It. The new wing will be de- Sun. 11 a.nt.-6 p.m. So I made a "master list" awl pat II n Ike side »f Ike signed to help children and EnoHtnt Training in refrigerator with a magnet. young adults learn household Tap • OUco Jau • Acrobatics duties in a wheelchair ac- Bultal • Modem Jui 20% OFF Now, when I'm In a hurry, I grab this list aid like off. All I Musical Comtdy 842-3292 kave to do Is run down the Ust to remember which Items I need. cessible apartment. The facil- From time to lime I add something I kave read abut or ity win enable such skills as Miss Doris meal preparation, safe bath- 1305 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright seen on TV thai I wwM like to try oil. 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N.J FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27.1978 13 Non-drinker verbalizes Dear An LiaaVn: Utl luo, and I love the Big Apple — new "The Bride's Guide"will aagsl at a ntker graad party, but the most vital and exciting answer questions about to- ,. ;i Jj aaathrr gaest (Male — akeal city in the world is unques- day's weddings. For a copy, 44) m asked ay Ike fcesleai ANN LANDERS tionably Chicago. send a dollar bill, phis a long, what he'd Ike to drktk. lie Going to a wedding? Giving self-addressed, stamped en- BMdeahlgdealaeleltbelacI one? Or standing up in one? velope (IS cents postage) to tkalfeedMaatMalgelaalee Ann Landers, P. 0. Box 11905, Teraato apstoges Laadon aad Huston tkiaks tke same Even if you're already mar- Mk beverages r all he Chicago. Illinois (Mil. M aad Haniltea aad thinks af El Piso aad Saa Antonio ried Ann Landers' completely ran Itr a Mft 4rlak w Imll Calgary Is aaclvUlied. Meal la my opinion, tke aaly city teJee. He Hated Us pesKlea la NEWCOMERS real gives Ike back af Its hand la tke world Ikal has a right to sack a lead vtlee aid wltk HOLMDEL - David here in United Church of to every elker city ea Ike caall- feel saperier Is New York. II Is uca vekeaieacc ikal II was a Brown, Long Branch, will dis- Christ Fellowship Hall, Main aeat, evea Qaebee City, whlra clearly tke mast magalflceat real pat-dewa to ikov araud cuss "Brass Rubbings" at a St. Newcomers Is the Colts it aetaaUy pretty spectacalar. city la tke world. - I Bea Wai wfea were eajeyiag their meeting of the Newcomers Neck and Holmdel area, who Dallas ctasMers every etk- m Club of Colts Neck and are residents for less than two er city la Texas "a caw tewa" Dear B : "I ben around," years, are welcome to attend. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - Lucille Cordray, Neptune, right, of the Momouth I fed a peraea wke dees aet Holmdel Nov. I at 9 JO a.m. County Business and Professional Women's Council, Congratulates Its schol- fe sheaM lake a •tttek aad arship winners Brenda Lee Mayo, Long Branch, a nursing student at s*da*r a dry martial JastUbf Brookdole Community College, and D'Elman Coles, Asbury Park. Ms. Cor- satiable. He tii add II far Ike dray Is chairman of the organization's scholarship benefit Disco Party, set eattre eveaiag, ar set It dawa Make a Date for tomorrow at 9 p.m. In Sheraton Gardens, Route 535, Freehold. Tickets after a walk aad walk away — A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- may be purchased at the door. er be eaa damp II la a palled NOVEMBER 2 tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, 1100 each Shore Regional Parents Advisory Council will hold a plaat wkea a* aae Is leaking. additional line; $3.00 for two days, 11.25 each additional line. TV petal Is, H at preleads to Card Party 4 Fashion Show on Thurs . Nov. 2, 7:30 p.m. at 19 for three to five days, 11.50 each additional line; $(.00 for Shore' Regional High School. Fashions by Abraham 4 drlak at wffl Mt make ethers 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 days Straus. Admission $2. • aramlarlablf wltk kls before publication CaU The Daily Register, 542-4400. ask for -keUerlkaa-lkea" attltade. the Date Secretary. NOVEMBER 3 Fairy tales I aaderstoad tkat yea are a Middletown Township PBA Local 124 Annual Ball, total abstainer. Do yea agree OCTOBER IS-I8 Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands, full course dinner, con- Ikal my caaeept Is mere St. Jude's Novena will be conducted at St. Agnes tinuous music, featuring "The Marvelettes" (Please Mr. gracteas tkaa seltlag eaeself Church, Atlantic Highlands, by Rev. Oliver O'Connor of Postman) CaU 171-4700 for tickets or see any Middletown aa a pedestal — aad aaaklag Interlaken, NY. Services are scheduled at 10 a.m. and 7: JO Township Police Officer. and television everyeae else 111 al ease? — p.m. NOVEMBER 3, 4,1 Uaglslaad OCTOBER 2f, 27, 28. NOVEMBER 2,1,4, 9, II, II Greek Festival, Nov. 3, 4, 5, sponsored by 91. George Dear Long: No, I don't be- Church Cultural Center, 700 Grand Ave. & Sewell Asbury By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS takes place when a fairy tale Is kklag wkat Ikey saw wkea lieve a non-drinker should Pine Tree Players presents "Seven Keys to Baldpate" mystery comedy, 8:40 P.M., Spring Lake Community Park. Fri., Nov. 3. Sat, Nov. 4, 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. Sun., Dear Dr. Brothers: My read Is extremely Important. Ikey play games wlla laelr Ut- carry a drink around and pre- Nov. 5, 11:30 to 7 P.M. Featuring restaurant Taverna, House, 3rd & Madison. Tickets: $400, $300 students & aMtker Ml a weaderfil eld The child can contribute, and tle Meads. I'm deeply wanted tend he's drinking for any rea- Moussaks, Spanakopetes, Baklava It many other exotic senior citizens, available at door. Group rates 528-6959. keek oflalry tales far ssychl- he doesn't Just alt passively. Ikal this wUI kave a lastlag son whatever. foods. Boutiques, handicrafts, Greek jewelry, novelties, tra. Al least, I laeaght Ikey TV watching may be easier on effect ea tkelr kekavler. - I made my decision not to pastries, homemade breads, groceries, take-out food, flea wen wwderfil, aalll I reread your husband and allow him a D.L. drink very early in life and I'm OCTOBER 2( k 28 market. Demonstration and Bouzouki music featuring St. Ike* aa aa idali. I ni Uttle extra time, but the chll Dear D.L.: While It's true perfectly willing to let others Holmdel High School Theatre Guild presents "The George Hellenic dancers. ahaeked ky Ike iikjeet Batter dren are being deprived of the make theirs. If a person wants Miracle Worker" on the evenings of Oct. 26 & 28th at 8 P.M. that children who sit In front of NOVEMBER 4 aad ky Ike vMcaee aid trag- warm personal contact they to drink, it's HIS liver, HIS in the high school theatre. Tickets will be $2.00 at the door. the tube dally and watch hour AUTUMN SPLENDOR LUNCHEON-FASHION edy la uj af Ikeie stories. I need. stomach, HIS motor mouth, There will also be a matinee on Fri. Oct. 27th at 10 A.M. in after hour of aggression and SHOW, benefit of St. Leo The Great-Rosary-AlUr Society deal reaUy see Ike dlffereace Dr. Tobla Brocher, director and HIS hangover. the theatre. violence are bound to absorb at the Squire's Pub. West Long Branch at NOON. Fashions • aBewlag ckOdrea to Ustea to of the Wenninger Foundation's Dear Aaa Laaders: I was some of what they see, healthy OCTOBER 27 by Renette Leonard. Donation: $8.50. Reservations: ken la Earepe bat am a U.S. youngsters probably won't be Parents without Partners, chapter 644. Fun raiser, 542(451 etlisea wke travels extensively affected - certainly not by general public welcome. Halloween party, The Roman Inn, NOVEMBER 4-S-Hh •a Ike Nartk Amrriraa Mall Hwy. 35, Hazlet. fiqg music, starts 8:30 p.m. For informa- Sisterhood Of Temple Shalom 5 Ayrmont Lane, viewing only a few hours of aeaL tion, call 56*0170. Matawan, will hold a bazaar on Sat., 8 p.m. Sun., 10-7 p.m. ASK DR. BROTHERS what most parents would con- I am amased ky Ike fact Mon.. 10-12 noon. All new Items. sider bad programming. Oat as auay Amerleaas aad OCTOBER 27, 28 The effect of TV is probably Caaadlaas leak dewa laelr First Presbyterian Church of Long Branch Bazaar, NOVEMBER S lais kiad *f vMeaee aad aUaw- While it's true many fairy slight compared with such ele- aeaes al etker cities. la (art, Fri., Oct. 17, 4-9 P.M. Sat., Oct. 28. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. at N.J. State Orchestra, Murray Glass, Musk Director, tag Ikea to wltaess a M ef tales have monsters, they ments as parental attitudes or I've seea flsl llgats ever It. Fer Cedar 4 Hoey Aves., Long Branch. Handcrafts, Christmas AU-Tschaikovsky program, Sun., Nov. 5,3 P.M. Paramount Meed aid g*re •• lelevlstoa. show children that monsters the child's first-hand ex- example, Seattle caaslders items, homemade baked goods. White Elephant table. Theatre, Ocean Ave , Asbury Park. 775-0900 or 3044817. As ay kasbaad lays, al least can be dealt with. This helps perience with violence In the Tacema a "sabark." Saa Plants and much more. Snackbar lunch available. wfeal tfeey aee ea TV lakes leu Harp & Flute Concert with Marjorie Mollenaur and children oope with the world around him. On the oth- Franciscan hat wltk dlsdala Garage Sale given by Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary in Use aad aVaws Urn to read Alicia Rowe, First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill. Red monsters in their own private er hand, youngsters pre- al Oakland Tkey aha view the auditorium of Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital. Rt 520. Ike Kwspaper tr a geed iMtk, Bank, 4:30 P.M. Freewill offering. Child care provided. worlds. Even though some disposed to aggressive behav- Las Aagehts as a maaslreslly. Marlboro. Fri., 8:30-4. Sat., 9-12. Clothes, toys, books, Reception to follow. while they're kelag eater- fairy tales may frighten chil- ior by other factors may be Reskteats at Reas think drapes, bedspread, bric-a-brack, kitchen utensils, frames, VFW 2179 Pre-Christmas Flea Market, Hwy. 30, Port lakMd. -N.N. dren, everything comes out all Influenced to act out their ag- Canaa City b a Jake. F.Iks etc. Monmouth, next to A 4 P, 9-5. Space: $8. indoors, or $5. Dear N.N.: Children get right in the end. This helps to gressions after watching hours wke Hve la Pkeealx eeesMer much more from a good fairy OCTOBER 27 outdoors. CaU 741-1204 or 787-9897. make the child secure and feel of violence on TV. Titsu aad V am a Parents Without Partners Chapter 0007 General Meet- tale than from watching most that problems can be solved It's Important to remember "primitive." Deaver talks ing, 8:15 P.M. Holiday Inn, Rt. 3t. Eatontown. Program St. Agnes Church will have a meeting In the Church HaU TV shows. For one thing, the and fears conquered. at 3 p.m to present its trip on the S.S. Rotterdam, May 20 to that a child's parents are the laagk al Celerade Sprlagi - features super speaker Sylvia Griffin, followed by dancing parent-child interracUon that Deaf Dr. Brothers: My has June 2, 1979. A film wiU be shown. AU welcome. CaU most significant Influence on aad Iklak Rapid City, S.D., Is & sociability. All eligible guests welcome Call 542-7077. Center for AppUed Behavioral bud I are extremely earefal really Ike betaies. Miaaraptlls 211-0871. Sciences In Topeka, Kansas, ebeat wkal we allow aar call the child's behavior. His pa- treats St. Paal Use a peer rela- OCTOBER 21 feels that many parents have drea to walck aa TV, aa we rents are his role models, and tive. Ditto Osaka, Neb., aad Shrewsbury Senior Homesteaders will hold a Fall Festi- Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No. 144. mistakenly allowed TV to re- were very distorted to leara If he sees them acting in cruel Ceaacfl Bluffs, lewa. val Bazaar at Shrewsbury Fire House, Broad St., Fund Raiser. Cocktail Party & Dance will be held at Don place the telling of fairy tales Ikal wkea tkey vlslled my kas- abusive or destructive ways, Shrewsbury, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Quixote's, Hwy. 34, Matawan. Featuring "Prism" cash bar, to children. Fairy tales help baad's brolker aad his family, he can be expected to imitate Clevebwd saaas Akrea aad general public is welcome. Starts 8:30 p.m. Information call them. All youngsters leant Akrea saabs SteabeavlUe. Fart St. James Soccer Club Annual Soccer Dance, Sat., Oct. 545-0170 develop a child's Imagination Ikey were aDewed to walck 28. Dancing (-1. St. James Cafeteria. Music by Biddy about love, hate, fair play and Lauderdale, Palm Beach aad because he visualizes the tale almtsl aaytklag. I gather fraai Early's. Donations $6 per person. B.Y.O.B. Tickets: Call E. NOVEMBER 5,1 how to treat the opposite sex Beta Ralaa caaslder Miami as It's being told - he becomes lalklag wltk Ike kids tkat tkey Grogan,747-1212 or E. Ducey, 741-4648. Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Shalom, 180 Maple part of the story. The listener saw a let ef skews wltk vie- by observing their parents and gaacke - weaMa't Iklak ef evea gelag there far dlaarr. Ave.. Red Bank (Rt. 35), is holding a Rummage Sale, 9a.m. Is aa active participant. leaee (Tkey seem to be mlm the other adults around them. ANNUAL BAZAAR - Calvary Baptist Church. 23 River to 4 p.m., (Sun.) 9 a.m. -2 p.m. (Mon). The Images on the screen be- Bestonlaas an as "ealtare- St., Red Bank. Oct. 28. Plants. Baked Goods, Clothing, etc. come more Important If the kaag" Ikey view SpriagneM Dinners $3.60. 9 A.M Until NOVEMBER HAND 13 aad Worcester as Illiterate ler- parents are absent of If they Rummage Sale, Old First Church. 69 Kings Highway. Monmouth CoUege Library Association Book Fair, aren't providing the guidance rttary. Altaic deesat eaa- Wilson HaU. Monmouth College, West Long Branch, Nov. sidcr ««> etker city la Ike state Middletown, 9:30 to 3:30. Very good used clothing. White MEETING MEMOS am) love the child needs. 10.8a m.-8p.m . Nov. 13,8a m 2pm werlk nteatlealag. Elephants, books, toys. Donations may be brought to church on Fri., Oct. 27. NOVEMBER 7 The Tinton Falls Public Library is having a used book Asbury United Methodist Women mini bazaar. Church CHRISTMAS EVERY- CHURCH PROGRAM sale, 10A.M. to4P.M. Located next to Tinton Falls School dining room, II Atlantic Ave., Long Branch. Tues, 24 p.m. WHERE FAIR HAVEN-World The American Legion. Atlantic Highlands Garage Sale, Handmade items and refreshments for sale. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Community Day will be held at 10-3. Corner of East Mount and Second Ave Rain or shine. — "Christmas Everywhere" Fisk AME Memorial Chapel, Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No. 055. win be the topic of guest Nov. I The program, "Touch-1 Bazaar and rummage sale. First Presbyterian Church, Cocktail Party & Dance at the Hideaway. 2 Fearey PI., speaker Mrs. Elwood S. stones and Dlsclpleshlp," will 3rd and East Highland Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 10 a.m.-4 Morgan Cash bar, featuring "Prism", dancing and free Snyder at a combined meeting begin at 10: M a.m. Mrs. p.m. Gifts, Christmas Items, baked goods, used clothing. buffet Starts 8:30 P.M Information caU 510-0711. of the Atlantic Highlands Rudolph May of the First Pres- Coffee and doughnuts available Garden Club and the Village NOVEMBER II byterian Church, Red Bank, Irish-American Dinner-Dance at Knights of Columbus Garden Club Thursday, No. ! Rumson Sr Citizens Christmas Bazaar-Bake Sale, will lead the candlelight ser- Hail, Hwy. 36, E. Keansburg. Featuring: Rev. Father at 12:30 p.m. here in the Field Bingham HaU. Blngham Ave.. Rumson, Sat., Nov. II, 10 vice. Brendan Williams from Klllarney and his tricolor or- House. Guests may attend for AM to4P.M chestra. Star of L. P. album by Killarnrys Lakes, has a nominal fee. A dry flowe appeared at Irish affairs throughout the East Coast, Texas, NOVEMBER II arrangement workshop will bt California Featured many times on Irish radio programs, Sisterhood Fifth Annual Chinese Auction at Congrega- conducted for member Nov. 11 DANCING both here and Ireland. Roast Beef Dinner Open Bar, 9 p.m. tion B'nai Isreal. Hance It Ridge Bds.. Rumson. Hand- at 11 a.m. Mrs. Robert John- IXIMKM. BALLET • KTHMC to 1 a.m. Donation: $10.00 per person. Call Terry. 495-11(7 crafted items, needlepoint, paintings It new gifts will be son, here, Is In charge of de or Tony. 787-96(2 available. Refreshments to be served. Admission $2.50. tailed information. <;VMN VSTICS WE'RE JUST AROUND THE CORNER! FIJOO* EXERCISES The American Legion, Atlantic Highlands Garage Sale, NOVEMBER 17, II UNICEF SPEAKER 10-3. Corner of East Mount and Second Ave Rain or shine The romantic musical story, "The Student Prince" will MIDDLBTOWN-Barbara OCTOBER 21 be presented by The Monmouth Opera/Operetta Society at Mitchell. New Jersey State Middletown Jaycee-ettes will hold Unisex Cut-a-Thon 8 p.m., Nov. 17th and 18th at The Monmouth Arts Center, Federation of Women's Clubs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Getaway Salon, Colonial Monmouth St., Red Bank. Tickets $5, $1. $7. $1 discount for chairperson for UNICEF, will Village Mall, Hwy 35. Middletown Price will be $8 for students and senior citizens. Children 12 and under, half be guest speaker at the, Worn' adults, half-price for children 12 and under and Sr. price Group discounts avaUable. for ticket Information. en's Club of Mlddletown's ANTIQUES Citizens. Proceeds will benefit Camp Jaycee for retarded call 741-8880 luncheon meeting Thursday al children and the Woman's Resource Center noon here in Christ Episcopal NOVEMBER II Church, H Kings Hwy. Mrs -SHOW- ESP Psychic Fair. Psychics, Card Readers Palmists, An indoor flea narket and crafts show wiU be sponsored Thomas Nash of Mlddletown, Astrologers. Exhibits. Demonstrations All day 12 noon to 5 by the Saint Joseph's PTA. Keyport, 10 a m.-4 p.m. Tables Is la charge of reservations. ANTIQUES IN P.M. Sheraton Inn, Banquet Room Rt 35, Hazlet. Dona- wiU rent for $750. Reservations may be made by calling The maker will Illustrate her tion: $150. sponsored by Mental Horizons Society. 5M-1422 or 583 4379 talk with color slides of UN DECORATING N0-7O07I1. ICEF undertakings In which Senior Citizen Social, Holy Cross Convent, Rumson. An An indoor flea market and crafts show will be sponsored she has participated. evening of prayer for senior citizens, socializing with the by the Saint Joseph's PTA. Keyport, 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. Tables Sisters, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Rosary & will rent for $7.50 Reservations may be made by calUng FRI., NOVEMBER 3 5*5-1422 or 583-437*. COCKTAIL PARTY 11 a.m.to9p.nv quiet prayer. A light buffet supper will be served. 1:30 p.m MORGAN - Parents to 8:30 p.m. Transportation will be provided. If needed NOVEMBER 11 Without Partners, Bayshora "The Third Annual Sunday Evenings at The Synagogue Bus Trip Jets Patriots Football Game. Shea Stadium, Chapter, win hive a cofcUU SAT., NOVEMBER 4 Series," Oct. 29th. Dessert at 7 P.M. Program at 7:30. $21.00 includes bus. ticket to game and refreshments. CaU party and dance Nov. 7 at 8: JO 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Film: "The Golden Age of Second Avenue". Tickets avail- Marie, 204-3754, or Lorraine. 787-7852 p.m. here In the Hideaway, I able at door or by subscription. Congregation B'nal Israel. Fearey Place. There will be Hance * Ridge Rds., Rumson. 842-2720 NOVEMBER 17-30 free buffet and dancing. SUN., NOVEMBER 5 Senior Citizens of Monmouth County Bus Trip. Fabulous DANA PARRISH 12 NOON lo 5 p.m. OCTOBER 10 four days, three nights at Resorts International. Atlantic IVW VKfUMST Fair Haven Candidates Night, Mon Oct }0, 8 p.m City. Breakfast and dinner at PavllUon Super Star Theater, MR&OKA Knollwood School Gym. Hance ltd Meet your candidates Cameo BaU; Senior Citizens of New Jersey Pageant. Register Now! for Mayor • Council Complete package, $125 Ask about overnight package, $50 95 Day trip. $22 50 988-5252 or 774-1411 iHMTMAUiT Admission 2.00 OCTOBER 31 Ome advto* on a* e»an» jrob- DOROTHY TOLAND Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No (44- JAN. 27 TO FEB 1.1979 faa yaw ajar kawa. *Jkw,»aka DANCE STUDIO Cocklail Party * Dance at Don Quixote's. Rt. 34,, St. Agnes Church will sponsor a trip to Puerto Rico, MfrSSlt HOLY CROSS SCHOOL Matawan, NJ. Cash bar, dancing * featuring "The Carey American Airlines, El San Juan Hotel a Towers. All 741-2208 Row* Showe" starts at 8:30 P.M. For information caU breakfasts and four dinners, $539 per person, double ot *2 RUMSON ROAD, RUMSON, NJ. J0M170 cupancy CaU 2I1-OR7I or 201-0272 14 The DtoflyRegkler SHREWSBURY, NJ FRIDAV. OCTOBER 27.197s Pope calls division of church fintolerabe scandal' By GEORGE W. CORNELL ourselves more often and ever closer to each other." begun, favoring those steps which serve to remove ob- Methodists make up a relatively tiny group, Cannon VATICAN CITY (AP) - Although Pope John Paul II He voiced similar commitments in his inaugural ser- stacles Hopefully, then, thanks to a common effort, we said, but he was told by the pope that he had a "very good conies from an almost totally Roman Catholic country mon, turning to where the Protestant and Orthodox delega- might arrive finally at full communion." association" with them and it was mutually helpful. where there's little chance (or ecumenical activity, he has tions sat in an honored section to his right and saying: Although the pope's native Poland is K percent Catho- The pope, in his meeting with Protestant aad Orthodox "affirmed and demonstrated" he strongly favors It. "I open my heart to all my brothers of the Christian lic, with scant basis for inter-church work, the former leaden, was reported to have called the work toward Cardinal Karol Wojtyla had become a firm bicker of it. He did ao in the warm embraces he gave Protestant and tlaaTflm and communities " Christian unity "irreversible," and said it was not just a In the second Vatican Council of lttt-45, be pressed for Eastern Orthodox leaders on a visit with him last Sunday, He emphasized that policy, too, in his first address as choice, but the will and prayer of Christ. the reforms that recognised Christianity beyoad Romas and be did so In the fervent promises he made them. pope, made to cardinals before they were released from the "We are obligated to carry It on," he was quoted. Catholic borders, and explicitly rejected the old dam that "We want to tell you our will is firm to go forward on the secret conclave that elected him. Tke Rev Dr Cart Mau of Geneva, Switaeruud, Catholicism is the oaly true church. track of unity," he said "... We must not stop ... before "We cannot forget our brothers of other churches," he rnriitrt the pope's statements aad attitude, saM "he la In Poland, even without many Protestants to deal with, having realized the unity which Christ wants for his church said, outlining the general program lines be intends to particalarty concerned with seeking the aatty of the and for which he prayed." follow he U reported to have sought out friends among tkem. He called division among Christians "an intolerable Citing Christ's prayer that all his followers be one so the United Methodist Bishop William R. Canon of Atlanta, scandal," creating an "obstacle to spreading" the faith, world would believe, the pope said divisions are "a cause of Ga, said that in meeting with the pope last teaiay evening. "la ate awkjanl aeratea, he enaaaelaea) taeat and said: confusion" to outsiders, deterring them from belief. the pope said "one of my beat friends la Krakow la 1 at am m knaartaat, Ike need tor aatty that traaaceada all "Hay the spirit of love and truth allow us to find "We intend therefore to process along the way already Methodist minister " aad human divWeas" Area religious events will include music programs CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST Reformation Sunday will be celebrated this week when the provided. A coffee hour will be held after the service when an am during the church school hour. Mrs. ABB Muyskeas, who Fair Haven church will present hymns of faith written by Charles Wesley, organizational fair will be held. holds a master's degree in Christian education from Princeton An afternoon music ale will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. In honor Martin Luther and John Calvin in a musical arrangement PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Theological Seminary, will lead the study In the Book at of Mrs. Virginia Hornberger, a faculty member of the Mon- during the 10 a.m. worship. Shrew skary Revelation. Everyone is welcomed to attend the classes. mouth Conservatory of Music. The special music will be augmented by slides depicting The Rev. David P. Muyskens, pastor, will preach on the Mrs. Hornberger will be moving to Vermont shortly when Martin Luther and the Lutheran tradition, the reformed tradi- topic, "More than Conquerors," at Sunday's service at It: 30 her husband, the Rev. Harold Hornberger retires as pastor at tion in Geneva and Scotland and the English Reformation. a.m. The sacrament of infant baptism will be observed. < FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Red Bank. No Sunday School will be held, but nursery care will be A nine-week course for adults will also begin Sunday at I The program has been arranged by Gilman Collier, the conservatory's assistant director, whose composition,"Grande Di I Valse Brilliant," will be played by Lillian Livingston pianist. Other soloists will Include Sylvia Hummel, Richard Holm- BIBLE TALKS SAINT ALBAN . King of Kings Lutheran Church 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. qulst, Mrs. Lyndall Coffield, Samuel Mammel, Christopher Brune, Helen Benham and Felix Molzer. undenominational THE MARTYR Cherry Tree Farm 1 Harmony Roade Mlddletown, N.J HOLY WORSHIP A reception for Rev. and Mrs. Hornberger will be held YMCA - Red Bank Orthodox Church following the concert. 1M Maple Ave. (Anllochlan Archdiocese) CHURCH SCHOOL & NURSERY 'oi.lt FIRST UNITED METHODIST Friday* 7:30 PM . Worship Services: West Long Branch Ootf'a «roni upneM Sunday Mais 9:30 A.M. * 8 AM 9:15 AM 10:45 AM The Old First United Methodist Church is participating with vVhere The: Father is praised In Its purity IS other area churches of the Northern United Methodist Cluster mnd mtmallcHv el Seashore Day Camp Sunday School: : Son is glorified in a pulpit exchange this Sunday. eviNwo swnemsrniObligatioi n W«>nd —4 talk »«.»« Usf ireedl 9:15 AM : Holy Spirit is obeyed No Cotwction The Rev. Harold Johnson, minister of the Eatontown United ••*# vvmvw*' : and the Gospel Enjoyed Methodist Church, will preach at the 8:30 a.m. and U a.m. Atltnmlcomt Traditional Western Mass William Hanson, Pastor. 671-3348 services in the Old First Church, while the Rev. Robert B. Steelman of the Old First, will preach at services at the .•akhurst United Methodist Church. At a special musical program, members and friends from CHRIST CHURCH UNITY all the cluster churches will meet at the Christ Church United 603 3rd Avenue, Asbury Park Minister; Mary Methodist In Fair Haven for a cluster hymn slog at 7:45 p.m. flowe Service and Sunday School 11 a.m. (Classes during the week) 775-8474 Sunday. David Sague, clustsr chairman, will direct the musical program and special music will be provided by many of the participating churches. HRST ASSEMI1Y OF GOD UNITED METHODIST Rev. Dean Harrison, Pastor, 220 Sycamore Red Bank Ave. Shrewsbury, 741-0048 10:00 AM Sun- day school. Sunday services 11:00 AM and The Rev. Dennis Lippart, the new minister pf the church, 7:00 PM Wed 8 P.M ST. JAMES', LONG BRANCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RtfORMATION ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PRESBYTERIAN will preach his first sermon Sunday at 8: JO and U a.m. His topic 300 B'way at Stocum. 222-1411. Sun 8 A.M.. Broadway at Locust Ave., W. Long Branch Third and East Highland Avenue Worship Ser- is "Should We Look Elsewhere?" 10 AM Church School & nursery. Tues 7 AM Sunday service at 9 15 & 11 AM. Church vice 11 AM Sun. School9:30 AM. Children's Rev. Lippart Is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University & Wed. 9:30 A.M. Fri. 5:30 P.M low masses School st 9 15 AM Rev Alfred C Assa. Pastor Rev. Canon Charles H Osborn, Rector Sermon & Nursery Care Rev Guy Q MWard, and has earned two masters degrees from the Methodist Pastor. 291-9265. Theological School in Delaware, Ohio. He is also a minister of ST. JOHNS UTTH SHVER KING Of KINGS LUTHERAN CHURCH education. MOT PRESBYTERIAN Of UTONTOWN Point Road 741-7826. The Rev. Ronald Jaynes. Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Rds . Mlddletown Rev. Lippart was an associate minister in Carlisle, Pa., and CANARY BAPTIST CHURCH Of MATAWAN Rector. Sunday Eucharists: 8. 9:30,11:30 Services: 8.9:15.10:45. Sunday School at 9:15 76 Wyckoff Rd. Robert W Reed. Pastor served as pastor of two small churches In Castanea and SBC. 485 Lloyd Rd Pastor Elmer Vogelsang Church School and Nursery 9:30 AM. 542-0706 Services. 9:30 and 11 AM Sunday ParrandsviUe, Pa. He Bible study, 9:45 a.m. Sunday worship services School, 9 30AM 11 am and 8 p.m. Wed prayer service 8 p.m. Rev. Lippart Is married to Mary Lippart,a graudate of 583-9759 ST. THOMAS, RED BANK FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Of MATAWAN Pennsylvania State University, who is now stuydying nursing at Corner East Sunset & Bridge Ave.. Red Bank, Rt 34 2 blocks north ol Main St. Michael R Brookdale Community College. The couple has two sons, 747-1039. Rev. Fr. E.B. Scott, Sun. 9 AM Holy Miller, Pastor 566-2663 Reformation Celebra- Michael, J. and Matthew, 15 months. COLTS NECK BAPTIST CHURCH Eucharist. Sunday School 9 A.M. Wad. 9 A.M. tion "Great hymns ol the Faith." 10 AM No B'NAI ISRAEL Meeting at the Atlantic Grange, Heyer's Mill Church School; Child care provided Road lor Sunday. 11 AM Worship. 945 A.M. TRINITY CHURCH, MATAWAN Rumsen Sunday school lor all ages; Bible Study 7 p m. ATLANTIC WGHlANDS/NAVfSMK MIST PRESBYTERIAN Of RED BANK "The Golden Age of Second Avenue," a chronicle of the and Wed 8 PM Paslor — Rev Lindsay Hyers Lane (oft Rl 79)591-9210. The Reverend UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Yiddish Theatre In America, will be the initial presentation 544-1342. George M Jaeger. Rector, 8 AM. Holy Tower Hill, Harding Road. Red Bank. Dr. Eucharist, 10 AM Family Eucharist. Nursery & Third and Gariiek) Avenues. Atlantic Highlands Gerald S Mills. Senior Pastor. Worship Services Sunday in the third annual Sunday Evening at the Synagogue Church School. Sunday School 9 10:30 AM Church Worship 9 & 11 AM Church School & Nursery 9 & 11. series. EVANGELICAL FREE BAPTIST 11 A.M. Monmouth Avenue, Navesink Church AM Worship 9:30 AM Sunday School 11 AM Rev. Dessert will be served at 7 p.m. and the film program will Meeting at the United Methodist Church. 1102 TRINITY CHURCH, RED BANK John P. Wood. Pastor 291-O48S. start at 7:30 p.m. The film Is part of a series including two films Ocean Avenue. Sea Bright. 988-7982 7:30 PM. 65 Wast Front St.. Red Bank Traditional mtST PRESBYTERIAN AT RUMSON Sunday worship. Rev. John Rflenbury and one live performance. Episcopal services Sunday 8 a.m., 9:15 am Park Ave and E River Road 842-0429 Sunday Individual performance tickets are available. and 1100. Church School 9:IS a.m. Rev. CHRIST CHURCH UNITED METHODIST Worship Services 9:30 and 11 AM Nursery Sunday's film will Include excerpts from classic film and FMST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONG BRANCH Canon Charles H. Best. Rector. 741-4581 300 Ridge Rd.. Fair Haven, in the beautiful F. H available. Church School tor all ages 9:30 A.M theatre, and stars Hershel Bernard!, Molly Picon, Menashe 501 Bath Ave.. 229-1453. Sunday School 9:30 Fields. Rev. Charles I. Williams, Pastor Rev. Fester "Skip" Wilson AM Morning Worship 11 A.M. Youth groups 6 Skulnix, and Isaac Bathevls Singer. 741-0234 741-3009 Church School 9:30 P.M. Eve worship 7:15 Rev. Nicholas Salios Morning Worship 11:00 AM Holy Communion FIRST BAPTIST Service first Sunday ol each month. UNCROFT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Keyperi FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RED BANK Everett Road and West Front Street. 741-8821. "Alleluia," a musical production by Bill and Gloria Gaither, Worship and Church School at 10 A.M. Rev Cor Maple Ave. and Oakland St Sunday School KIMISIS TIS THEOTOKOU Haroid Turner. will be presentexd Sunday at 4 p.m. The musical will be sung by 9:45 AM. Worship Service 11 A.M. Evening UNITED METHODIST/PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Service 7 P.M Wednesday prayer meeting 8 610BeerSI.Hajlet.NJ. Divine Hturgy 10-11:30 76 Wyckotf Rd. Ealonlown Harold P Johnson. the Sanctuary Choir of the Woodbridge Presbyterian Church. A.M. Sun. School 10 A.M. Greek school No tickets are needed to attend. P.M Assoc. Pastor Vlnton A. N. Upham. Pastor 542-4321 Services: 9:30 & 11 AM Nursery PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT SHREWSBURY Edward vanderhey. 747-0671 3:30-5:30 Tues. & Thurs. 739-1515. Father Church School 9:30 A.M FIRST UNITED METHODIST George G Presses 352 Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury, 747-3557. Asbury Park NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Church school 9 AM Adult class 9 A.M. Sunday Service 10:30 A.M. Nursery available A brass quintet will Join the sanctuary choir under the Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmoulh Roads. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH New Monmouth, Rev Donald N. Scotield. direction of Richard W. Schwarz, Neptune, Sunday at the 11 a.m. 247 Broad St.. Red Bank, Dr. Rollo Michael, Pastor, Sunday School lor all ages. 9:30 A.M. Minister Sun Worship 8:30 A.M. In chapel; 9:30 THE WESTMINSTER service. Morning Worship 10:45, Wed Prayer 7:30 P.M. Mrs. Charles Schelleng, of Wall Township, will be at the & 11 A.M. in sanctuary; Sun.School 9:30 A.M PRESBYTfMAH CHURCH organ and will be joined by trumpeters and trombonists. OLD FIRST CHURCH - MIDDLE TOWN 94 Tindall Rd. Mlddletown Rev Hartan C The Rev. Harvey Van Sciver's sermon will be "Minstrels in Established in 1688. 69 Kings Highway. Mid- Dursee. pastor Sunday Services 10 A.M. Sun- a Troubled World ' dletown Village. An ecumenical fellowship In full day School 10 A.M. Youth Club Thursday communion with the United Church of Christ 4;30-7PM. At 7 p.m. Sunday, the Eastern Cluster of the Southern (Congregational) and the American Baptist District will meet at the church for a hymn sing, led by Mr. CHRIST, SCIENTIST, RED BANK Churches. Worship service 10'30 A.M.; Church Schwarz with Mrs. Schelleng at the organ. They will be assisted 211 Broad St. Red Bank Church Service & School 10:10. (Child Care provided) Or Joseph by the Handbell Choir under the direction of Mrs. Willard Sunday School —Sun. 10A.M Wed.Eve 8:15 H Heartberg, pastor. 871-1905. MONMOUTH CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE Gemer of Ocean Grove. AU Methodists from the Asbury Park 16 PM (Nursery Available Sun. & Wed') Reading 982 Sycamore Ave., Tinton Falls. 542-5816 Manasquan Cluster are urged to attend the hymn singing. Room The Mall. Red Bank, Mon -Sat 10:30 Sun. School 10 A.M. Worship 11 A.M a.m. to 4:30 pm Friday eves, 7 9 pm FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Matawaa HRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST REFORMED CHURCH OF MIDDUTOWN 84 Broad St.. Keyport Church Service & Sun 123 Kings Highway. Middletown, Rev. Wm W. School Sun. 10 A.M. (Child Care available); Coventry 671-0965 Sun. School 9:30 A.M. Wed Meeting 8 P.M., Reading Room Mon.. CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM Service of worship 11 A.M. (Nursery Provided) Tues.. Thurs., Fri.. 12-2 P.M., Wed. 7:15-7:45 186 Maple Ave.. Red Bank. 741-1657 Service Rabbi appointed PM. Sat morn 9:15, Hebrew School Registration Call 741-8376 BAYSHORE COMMUNITY CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH Of TINTON FAILS Albert Spangler, D.D., Pastor. 185 Ocean Ave., 62 Hance Ave.. Tinton FaKs, Rev. Arthur W. E. Keansburg 787-6199 Sunday Service 11 Landon, Pastor. 842-8638 Sun. Service 10:30 region director AM. Nursery provided Sunday School 9:30 A.M. (child care provided) Sun Church School A.M. Youth Fesowsnlp « P.M. Wed. Bit* Study 10:30 A.M. AU SAINTS, NAVESINK and Prayer 7 P.M. MORRISTOWN- Rabbi ish educational programs in Corner ol Naveslnk & Locust Ave. Navesink, CROSS Of GLORY LUTHERAN CHURCH Yoisef Carlebach has been ap- his new post and to work close- 291-0417. Rev H.R Sorensen, Rector. Sundav Cambridge Dr.. Matawan. 9:30 Sunday Wor- ly with students on local col- pointed regional director of services 8 & 10 A.M. Church School lor Nursery ship. 10:45 Sunday School. Nursery thru Adult BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL Lubavitch activities in Mon- lege campuses, according thru 6th grade, 10 AM 7:30 P.M. Wednesday. Informal Worship Ser- W. Front a Appiegale Sts.. River Plaza. Red mouth and Middlesex Coun- Rabbi Calrebach's office vice. Bank, Sun. Lord's Supper 9:30 A.M. Bible Hour will be located in Highland CHRIST CHURCH, MIDDUI0WN & Sun School 11:00 AM. Eve. Service 7:00 ties, according to Rabbi Moshe GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH Of THE NATIVITY Herson, dean of the Rabbinical Park. The Kings Hwy. Middtetown Village. 671-2524 P.M. Wed. Prayer & Bible Study 8:00 P.M. or 741-7704 bally Eucharist Monday thru Sat- Maple & Main St., Keyport. Rev. Henry Klrcher. Rev. Donald E. Hlckey. Pastor. Ridge & Hance College of America, here. urday. 930 Sunday Eucharist 8. 930 A.M. Pastor. 264-8078 9 & 10:15 A.M Sunday Rds.. Fair Haven. 741-1714 Sat. 5 P.M. Mass. Rabbi Carlebach, a former Morning Prayer 11 ;00 A.M. Nursery and Sunday Services; 10 A.M. Sunday School Communion CALVARY CHAPEL Sun. A.M. Services — 7:30,9.10.11.12 School 9:30 A.M. first Sunday ol month student at the rabbinical col- Rev. Richard L. Shaw, Paslor Meets In lege, was recently ordained at Navesink Methodist Church Navesink. Worship CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSBURY HOLY TRINITY RED BANK the Central Yeshiva Tomchei 11 A.M. Scripture and Lite-sharing groups al ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH Founded 1T02 ISO River Road — 741-9241/6007 The Rev. 6:30 P.M. Praise and Ministry 7:30 P.M. Bible Tmimim Lubavitch, in 94 Broad Street. Red Bank. N.J. 07701 Paslor; Broad at Sycamore (Route 35) Sunday Harold Hornberger Sunday School and The and prayer meeting week nights in various Rev. Frederick A Valentino Phone: 741 0500 Brooklyn, NY In IMJ, he was Schedule Holy Eucharist at 8 & 10 Church Service 10 AM Wed. Holy Communion. 10 communities. MASSES; CHURCH: Saturday Eve. 5.30 p.m. & among a group of 10 students School lor alt ages The Rev. Edwrd M Story. BMa Study 10:30. 7:30 pm Sunday: 6:00, 7:45, 9:00. 10:30, 12:00 and 5:30 p.m BROAO ST. AUDITORIUM: who spent two years in Israel OCEAN VfW COMMUNITY CHURCH establishing youth groups, HOLY COMMUNION, FAR HAVEN LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. DAILY MASSES: 6:25. sf/Moi/rf Stood Kenneth Gamble. Pastor, Appleton & Burlington 7:15, 8:00 C.C.O. CLAS summer day camps and spe- River Rd. and Church St.. Fair Haven. 747-4671 Ave., Leonardo. 291-2898 Sun School. 9:45 818 Tinton Ave.. Tinton Fala. The Reverend cial programs for foreign stu- or 7414183 Sundays 8 & 9:30 AM Church A.M. Sunday services, 11 A.M., 7:30 P.M Wed. School 10:30 AM Wed Service 9 AM Rev Donald L Biggs. Paslor. Sunday Worship Ser- dents at Hebrew University. Bible and Prayer Meeting. 7:30 P.M. Robert Magnus vice. Rabbi Carlebach plans to ST. GEORGf'S-BY-THE-RIVER, RUMSON institute a wide range of Jew- LUTHERAN CHURCH LUKROFT BIBLE CHURCH Waterman and Lincoln Avenues (842-0596) Sunday morning services: 8:00 Holy Eucharist: OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Rev. James H. Persona. Pastor. 1209 W. Front ».. Urcrofi. 747-1231. Sun. Bible School 10 NOUTH COUNTY 9:30 Holy Eucharist and Church School, 11:15 Lutheran Church in America. WddMown Rd. at ntSl.Uncro Morning Prayer and Sermon (Holy Eucharist. Crawford Comer Rd., Hotmdat. 842-4596. A.M. Sun. Services 8:45. 11 AM II 7 PM Wed. Eve. prayer service 730 Dean. Worship service 10 A.M Church School First Sunday); Wednesday 9:30 am Holy 671-1522. Worship at 10:45 A.M. and Nursery 10 A.M. Discussion Service 11:30 Classified Way Eucharist A.M.741-8OM. "The Action Line' 542-1700 haUYHeefCarMac* SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1978 IS Variety of entertainment on TV today 8:30 • WHO'S WATCHING N.J. was taped before lo find out what hap- the underworld. The Action" 1977 Sidney search mstaaatKM ki the yam ebovt a young SMA THE KIDS 3000 spectators who en- pened lo two lets chaa story is told in flashback. Poitier, Bill Cosby Two desert. (2 hrs.. 33 ia love with a married • MERV QRIFFIN joyed tunes from the Issl ing a UFO (90 mlns ) aa, awaiting a showdown likable crooks try to mas- 1.-00 0 0 TWMsWBOHT woman who plane to kN BRADY BUNCH Quests: Paul Harvey. two decades. (80 0 BARETTA 'I'll Take with some hoods, he termind their great rip- SPECIAL Hoet: WoHman her husband and reign JOKER'S WILD Dos Neeean, William mina) You To Lunch' Billy is dictates a taped mes- oft. (PG) (2 hrs., 30 Jack. Guests: Cheryl insanity He succeeds MUM Manchester, William 10:30 • NEWARK AND taken hoatage and Bar sage to the three most mlns) Ladd. Little River Band, and ia commuted, but TOOAV M Turner. REALITY stta begins life and death important people in his12:37 0 MOVIE -(SCIENCE Anne Murray, Trammps. whan a rehearing is rrMVAM • YOU DON'T SAY 01 NEW YORK, NEW negotiations between life. (90 mlns.) FICTION) ••• "Tha Linda Clifford, Evelyn refused, realties ha wHI niEUTYlE • • WALL StREET YORK the captors and a poli- 0 ABC CAPTIONED Satan Bug" 1965 'Champagne' King and not be set free. (2 hrs) ECONOMICALLY WEEK 'View From the 0 BLUE HEN tically minded sheriff NEWS (WNJS, WNJT) George Maharis, Ri- Paul McCartney and 1:30 0 MOVIE -(Romance) SKAKINQ 'Minimum White House'Host: Louis REVIEW 12:00 0 MOVIE -(DRAMA) " chard Basehart. A Wings. (90 mine ) ••H "John Loves Wag*' Quests: Waller Rukeyaer. 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(2 hrs) Ford, Bradlord Dillman f' •_ 542-6068 j$ County'* Resident • LET'S MAKE A An Air Force colonel tries Witch,' He Keeps DEAL Horim In Hit Living • WE INTERRUPT THIS WEEK THE DEVIL AND jr. g:30 a TO TELL THE DANIEL MOUSE The CLAM HUT TRUTH •lory ol • young mouse !• WASHINGTON lolkilnger whose desire FRIDAY NIGHT WEEK IN REVIEW lor success lures her into selling her soul to the DAILY DOUBLE (2) FUNNY HAUOW • CAROL BURNETT • fIN HI-JINKS OUR ANNUAL Public Sessions Now Open! FRIENDS Mon-Wed-Fri 12:30PM-2:00PM FAMILY FEUD /HYING HIGH COSTUMED $100,000 NAME Tues-Thur 3:30PM-5:30PM rTHAT TUNE Sat-Sun , 1:30PM-3:30PM B NEWLYWED 10:00 • 89 FLYING HIGH MALLOWEEN PARTY Liss Benton finds herself Tues. Ocl. 31 Wed-Fri-Sat Eves 8:00PM - 10:00PM caught up In a May- APSHOW December romance with First Prize for Admission: Adulls$2.5O Children (12 & under}$2.00 NEWS a millionaire who is 30 MOST ORIGINAL Skate Rental $.75 DICK CAVETT I years her senior. Quest COSTUME Group discounts (10 or more) available stars: Craig Stevens, 3 days, 2 nights (or 2 in New Call lor details. MACNEILLEHRER John Csrrsdine. (60 REPORT York, Includes hotel, hi! show Si NEW JERSEY matinee & tour Costume Skating Party THE EDDIE NEWS FUN • GAMES Sunday. October 29th 4:00-6 00 p m CAPRA MYSTERIES Entertainment by SI 50 admission to all skalers in costume 7:48 • WALL 8TREET "Raine Bros " PERSPECTIVE Eddie Caprs's adorable COME ft TRY OUR 7:57 0 LOTTERY PICK-IT but eccentric Aunt Tare OPEN 7 DRAWING aa alleges that certain FABULOUS LUNCHEONS ft DINNERS Incidents are actually DAYS PHONE: 8:00 •• MAGIC OF DAVID lunch: Dinner prices Include naiad & potato Hew Shrewsbury Ice Rink COPPERFIELD Master attempts on her Hie. (60 11:30-3:30 872-0909 mini) magician David Copper- Dlnntr: Highlands; N.J. at the loot ol 291-1284 864 Shrewsbury Avenue. New Shrewsbury Meld and a cast of cele- 3:30 lo closing Atlantic St. on the Shrewsbury River Phone: 542-4944 brity guest magicians will SS NEWS perform acta ol tha S WE INTERRUPT aeemingly impossible in THIS WEEK a music and comedy IB QREASEBAND This format. Guesl stars: program features a Orson Welles. Cindy Wil seven-piece rock group Kama. VaMrie Bertlnslli, that performs songs from Bemadetle Peters and the SO's and 60s A live Sherman Hemsley. (SO concert at Asbury Park, AN INVITATION Ins.) r' MEETING HOUSE- to see and experience CANDIDATES 78 • WITCH'S NIGHT old-fashioned elegance and sophistication OUT Gilds Rsdner speaks for a liberated at the but temporarily unem- ployed witch, who Sheraton-Hazlet creates a happy and adventurous Halloween CHILDREN'S AN ART DECO EXPERIENCE . for two youngsters who WVELVT AND CHROME A want to become trick- THEATRE ortreat monsters. • HE DIDN'T HAVE TO DIE 'N.Y.P.D. 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OCTOBER 27.1978 Variety of entertainment offered on TV tomorrow • JOURNEY TO AD- MO VALLEY 0 000 COUPLE A 0 HARNESS RACBM Si MOVIE 11*01 I0KROFFTSUPER- VENTURE The TARZAN COUNTRY The Art of FROM ROOSEVELT -(ADVENTURE) "V. SOCCER MADE M 0 rARMOUR Phillipines Changing i GERMANY • TMJS « THE MR Sweassaa Under the Rug' RACEWAY "The Malta Story" GERMANY I SOUL TRAIN Face ol Progress' 0 MMAN WM0 0 M0W2 -(MYS1BRY) Martaaaa'e eadaflaaMe 0 MOVIE -(WESTERN) 1964 Alec Quteneii. • ND GILUOAN'S 4:30 0 0 SPORTS SPEC- WOULDN'T KEEP "3B Sttae" 1B8O anxiety »ial something Is ••* "Stagecoach" Jack Hawklna. The story (ll)LUtYGATUN TACULAR 1) USAC QUIET The story ol KssaatiMWTataaBg. wroeg behieea her and ol wertere on the tale ol NCAA Phoenix 160. 2) World's Joha* prods her Into ROOKKS Malta during W.W. ». r . Major General Pyott MOV*-{SUSPENSE) • lATOONHH FOOTBALL Strongest Men, Pt. IV., •taking a vague effort to f Ongorenko, a poWtcal •• "Terrof on the 4Olti BOA* FACTORY HAWTONMHT • GET SMART featuring car lift. (80 prlaoner In the Soviet seel the rift between the*. Bat Johan Floor" 1974 John MOVE -(MYSTERY) Mi. • TURNABOUT Work mins.) Union. Is told in hie own «•• "The Falcon end the • HEE HAW Quests: Foreythe, An|anetle Atari' Workers outline 0 COMEDY SHOP words with the uae of Uoaai spy rtag. (86 y Comer. Seven people try Co-Ede" 1943 Tom Lsrry Oalltn. Avt BsrtMr, onthe job health 500 0 PLEASE STAND detailed diaries from the tola) phone cake and a Conwty, Jeen Brooke A Jo* Hlooin» deaperatety lo escape hazards lor all and po- BY prisons and mental ktaU- night at the theeter ends from the 40th floor of a detective goes lo s girts' 11:28 SCHOOLHOU8E tential occupational 0 MISSION IMPOSSI- tutiona In which he was (I) NfW ACTION I* discord (60 mine.) skyscraper engulfed by school to (earn why an ROCK hazards lor women, and BLE 'Teles of Washing- held without trial. (60 10:30 0 BLACK NEWS (ire (1 IB mint!) Inatruclreaa threw her 11:M0 IN THE NEWS Robin Baker warns that ton Irving: The Legend of 0 mins) : Gordte Tspp 12:00 0 CIIAMPtOMlaP oH a cliff. (2 hra) 11:30 0 PINK PANTER complaining about work Quest: Sleepy Hollow and Rip YUGOSLAV ftrnfflKftH 6111 BOBBY VWTON WRESTLING MOVIE MOW condition! can get one ^ Van Winkle' PROGRAM 0 MOVIE-(SUSPENSE) •(ADVENTURE) "Vs PINK PANTHER 0 00 WIDE WORLD OF 7:30 0 CANDID CAMERA 8:00 0 0 THE AMERICAN "" "TIM Man Who "The Malta Story" 1:56 IN THE NEWS SPORTS The World 0 MEETING HOUSE- ONUS COLLEGE FOOT- Knew Too Much" IBM 1SS4 Alec Gulmaae, MOVIE -(SCIENCI 2:00 CHANNEL 2 THE Gymnastics Champion- CANDIDATES '78 3rd BALL Harvard vs Jamea Stewart, Dorlt Jack Hawklna The atory FICTION)" "TheMon- r ships In Frsnce will be District (7) HAU0WHN Day. An American couple of warfare on the Isle ol olith Monsters" 19S7 UNITED WAV presented. Thaw will be 0 PRICE IS RIGHT becomes Involved In In- Malta during W.W. H. (2 Grant Williams. Lois Al- • STK.I HAUNTED Malt CIAL coverage of individual 0 PRIME TIME NEWS ternational Intrigue whan i.. 22 mine.) bright. LITTLE RASCALS events In floor exercise, 0 THAT'S HOLLY- lOVHOAT ^ 0 DONNA FARGO they witness t murder In I .MOVIE-(HORROR), " REBOP TWILIGHT ZONE rings, uneven bars, par- WOOD The Devil Msde a foreign country, and »•ThMe Proton Ghost" 0 ABC NEWS 11:56 SCHOOLHOUSE allel bars, and balance 2 Do If 8 JULIA CHILD AND 00 THE LOVE.BOAT 0 SECOND CITY TV learn of a plot to at- 1S4S Lon Cheney Jr., ROCK fCOMPANY'New England beam. (90 mine.) BONKERS sasamate a London di- Evelyn Ankers A tor- The world's greateat lllu 0 ODD COUPLE SPACE 1B90 One 11:56 • IN THE NEWS Potluck Supper' includes 0 CHILDREN'S CLAS- tkxiist accompanied by 0 MOVIE plomst (88 mine.) mented hypnotist stum- Moment ol Humanity' 11:57 0 METRIC MARVELS a hearty lish chowdsr SICS Talea of Washing- his fiancee entertains on (HISTORICAL-DRAMA) 12:30 0 COLLEGE FOOT- bles Into a murder plot 0 EVENING AT POPS and spicy Indian ton Irving. a Halloween cruise to ••• "The Battle of BALL Miami va Notre 0 MOVIE 'Steven DeGroote' South AFTERNOON ouddlng. 0 EMERGENCY ONE mystify passengers, In- Algiers" 19B7 Yacel rs University African pianiat and win- •(MYSTERY-DRAMA) 2:30 0 PUBLIC HEARING 0 WILDER, WILDER cluding an emotionally Saadl. Jean Martin. Film SOUL TRAIN r 12:00 • • SPACE ner of the 1877 Van ••• The Borgia Stick" 0 LAUREL AND This program presents scarred model whose life atagea and recreatee HOCK CONCERT ACADEMY Cliburn International 19S7 Don Murray. Inoer HARDY four brief Thornton becomes dependent on e the eventa leading up to Quests: Tramps, Exile, 0 0 FABULOUS Quadlennlal Piano Com- Stevena. 0 CROCKETT'S VIC- Wilder plays thsl explore youngster who hes cried the Algerians winning Chris Rea, Carol Baker FUNNIES petition, Steven Da- 1:39 0 WW8 religious and moral wolf too often. Quest their Independence from Sager, UFO, Charlie • MOVIE -{TITLE TORY GARDEN Forcing Qroote lotna Arthur Fie- 1:48 0 MOVIE -(WESTERN) themes. stare: Vlnoent Price. France. (2 hrs.) UNANNOUNCED) Bulbs Indoors: Narclaaua dler and the Pope. (80 "*A "The Bravaa" 6:30 0 GREATEST SPORTS Joan Blondell. (80 • ABC WEEKEND looms' mine.) 11:15 0 NEWS SPECIAL 'The S 1,000 8I MOVIE (DRAMA) •* LEGENDS 11:30 0 0 SATURDAY Bill' A young man aaserts "The War Merchants" 0 POSITIVELY 0 QUE PASA, 8^NFL GAME OF THE NIGHT UVE 'Things We r Don't Miss Our ? his independence which 1870 Robert Wagner, BLACK U,S.A.? !EK Did Lett Summer' The Includes telling off his Robert Stack. 0 MARIA PAPADATOS 0 THE LONG SEARCH program leatures Him FABULOUS boss snd quitting his job VISION LATINA There le No God but and tape reports from EVENING various locations high- when he finds big I LOVE LUCY 8:00 0 0 RHODA Ida ad God' This progrsm NEXT STEP vertleet lor a roommate lighting the summer ac- n MOVIE 6:00 0 examines Ihe Islam faith, S and gets more than she tivities of Ihe Seturdey SUNDAY BRUNCH _ SOUL ALIVE -(JUVENILE-COMEDY) featuring dawn prayera, • Vo expected when she Night Live repertory • GROWING YEARS "V» "Mad Monster a visit to Mecca, and an MX MILLION DOL- ohooees a ooupla to ojeyers. (00 mine.) 'Preschool Physical Party" 1967 Voloes ol lelemic wedding. (80 at the Development' and Boris Ksrloll, Phyllis LAR MAN 'The Discovery > her home. 0 MOVIE Handicap for 3-year-olds mins) uition' Oilier Puppetoon about s r0 SATURDAY -(COMEDY-MYSTERY) lor 1 1-8 mllea for a purae, 9:30 0 F.B.I. IN THE NEW8 bash thrown by the mon- NIGHT AT THE MOVIES ••• "The Long Olde Union House ol $60,000. 'KISS Meets The Phan- • FAT ALBERT ster's Hall ol Fsme. (2 (I) MCAMY SECRETS Goodbye" 1973 Elliott 0 BAGGY PANTS hrs) 0 RACING FROM tom' Alter he le fired from Gould, Sterling Havden. t AQUEDUCT The Dis- his Job, an amusement * EXWSIDON A detective becomea AND THE NITWITS 0 MOD SQUAD New, Exciting Menu park scientist who has 0 0 AMERICAN 0 PRISONER 'Amtrack covery Handicap for 3- mixed up with missing created a work) of lifelike DAUASI BANDSTAND • Is the Era ol Rail Pas- ysar-olds tor 1 IB miles money, an alcoholic Served 12 noon to 3 p.m. for a plrae ol $50,000 robots decldee to use his 12:56 0 IN THE NEWS er Service Over?' 10:00 DALLAS Hollywood writer, hit 0 STAR TREK 'Who telents to seek revenge worried wile, and other Before or Aftmr Brunch 1:00 00 CLASSIC TALES FOX MOVIETONE SWORD OF JUS- r Mourns For Adonais' tgtinat Ihe park's lead- assorted loonies. 'Black Beauty' NEWS TICE Posing aa the 0 GREAT PERFOR- Ing attractlon-the flam- 0 MOVIE-(ROMANCE) vMtthm owner of an 'adult movie' 1 0 GO 0 BRADY BUNCH MANCES 'Philadelphia boyant rook group KISS. *'tt "John and Mary' theater, Jack Cola goes t MOVIE -(SCIENCE 0 A CONVERSATION Orchestra' Eugene Or- 1BBB Dustin Hoffman. FICTION) •• "Battle WITH EARL WARREN UhfO to s desert plessure spa CREATIVE CLOSET mandy conducts Qustav WELCOME Mia Farrow. Following a Beneath The Earth" Thla taped Interview with to And one of the mob- lor unusual gMs an* Hoist's 'The Planets,' BACK, KOTTER Vlnnle pick up In a bar, a young 1968 Kerwln Mathews, the lete Supreme Court sters responsible for Ihe nandcrens.(oeenkmch* dinner hours) with the Mendelssohn Barbarino not only loses man and woman spend yjylane Ventura. Chlel Justice is conduct- frame-up thai aent him to Club ol Philadelphia per- hla cool at the hoapltal 24 hours making love 0 I DREAM OF ed by Brandeie Universi- i. (60 mins.) forming the choral aeg- where he works, but he before learning eeoh WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY a SATURDAY MONDAY • FRIDAY ty Prealdent Dr. Abrem JEANNIE menla. 'The Planets' is a alao loaea Mr. Wood- other's name. (BO HM 4'Mnm 4 H I f Sacher on the occasion MARIO LaVMA 0 CINEMATICINI C EYE musical interpretation ol man, who ia recovering FANTASY IS- of the awarding ol War- MUSIC and DANCINO 'Rules ol the Game' This the astrological char- r surgery. LAND A roller derby ren with the Dretzln program offers an acteristics of the seven HOCKEY Montreal queen who wanta to 0 MOVIE exploration ol the theme Prize. (80 mine.) planets known during Canadians vs Nsw York become a claasy lady In -(SUSPENSE-DRAMA) and artistry of Jean Ren- Hoist's time. (60 mins > order to impress her ••• "The Andsrson Olde on House 4:00 0 HEW HAW HONEYS daughter's future In- Tepee" 1B71 SeenCon oir's acclaimed film Queat: Barbara ONCE UPON A 1:30 0 JUKEBOX laws, and two men who nery, Dyan Cannon. A Mtndrell. 6:30 CBS NEWS CLASSIC 'Dominic: The NBC NEWS want to relive the most thief, recently released 842-7575 Crypt' Epieode Four. emollonel experience of from jail, plane to rob an 11 Wharf Ava. Red lank, ABC NEWS Time le running out lor DR. WHO their lives which took entire apartment houte, Amph Pitting Nick ea Beever searches place in Vietnam venture unaware that all hla plan- 0TTHH E LONG SEARCH lor him. Inadvertantly, to Fantasy Island. Quest ning ia Inadvertently on 'There la No God but Beever comes upon Nat atare: Anne Frenole, aurvelltance tapes made God' This program who Is holding the all- Christopher George. (60 to check on other mat- HTG examines the Islem faith, Important watch. In the mine.) ters (106 mins.) COPPER, {S KETTLE featuring dawn prayera, meantime, Nick Is treed a visit to Mecca, and an and begins running Islamic wedding. (60 tin. Family \T j Restaurant A M mins.) » WHEN THE BOAT I M 7:00 0 0 NEWS COMES IN Swords and 0 NEWS Pick Handles' Our Specialty! 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King of Spring Lake, Virginia Players, Seaview Players and Ticket information may be RESItNGE Oeocia," • comedy by British tune whs recently returned "We wanted to get Mom Withington of Point Pleasant Center Drama Workshop. obtained by contacting Harle- VTME playwright Prink Marcus, from an eight-year stint in Involved and we needed a Beach, and Sally Bassoff of •The Killing of Sister quin Players, 1110 Greengrove could be called "All La the Canada, where be worked with stage manager," recalls An- Ocean Township. George" was first seen by Lon- Rd, Neptune, N.J.,077U. rtmlly." cmiMerini that the the Actors Studio and or-thony, "so she was It." Mrs. don audiences in IMS and later Erector, one of the actresses, united the original Harlequin Peluso Is also president of Mi. King has been seen on was made into a movie. The Ike Mt designer and the itage Players Theatre Group. Harlequin Players and is busy stage with Pine Tree Players, author describes it as a com- maoagtr are all related. His sister, Margaret Peluso gathering props. Spring Lake Community edy. However, the play is not Opening night is Thursday Taylor, plays the title role of "I feel very fortunate to Players, Center Drama Work- without a good deal of heavy at Will Township High School Slater George in the play have found such a perfect cast shop, Red Oak Music Theatre emotion and poignant mo- tod additional performances (which the author based on a for this play," says director and St. Rose High School. Ms. are scheduled for Nov. I, 4,1, British soap opera) and herPeluso. "It's so real. It's more Withington, a former student Wand 11 Curtain time is 8:M husband, Michael Taylor, Is than a play. It's real life ' at the American Academy of p.m. let designer and is in charge of Dramatic Arts in New York, He saw a production of Anthony Peluso, vice presi- construction. where she appeared in several CONTINUOUS tut (Howwes "The Killing of Sister George" With aU this talent in the professional productions, has 12 NOON to MIDNIGHT while he was In Canada. "I III MM MuNl OtWf family, one wonders whether been in many plays with Pine knew I would have to do it Mother Peluso might be a typi- some day -1 wanted to bring it cal stage mother. back home," he recalls. "AU "Not so," asserts Patricia the characters are so exciting! Peluso, mother of Anthony and It's so Juicy for the actors." Marge. "I always encouraged ««NMC(UIMSI.MO»ANK 747-6000 them In their theatrical in- Actually, all the actors are terests, but that's as far as I actresses. Sister George is the $150 went." name of a character in a soap Marge studied in New York opera on the British Broad- an ' at SteUa Adler's Theatre Stu- casting Company (BBC). unmarried Burl Reynolds Kathleen McDonald wins competition 7:30 ft 9:15 Dally WQIIUUI StartingNo«. in 7:15-1:10 RED BANK - Hiss ships. A national scholarship in "INTERIORS" Kathleen McDonald, daughteght r the amount of (10,000 will be STARTS TODAY AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU COMING EVENTS of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. awarded at a conference of IPX OfFICE B43-VOO? McDonald of 10 Braun Place in state winners to be held in his- Freehold, reached first place toric Wllliamsburg, Va. Oct. n • Nikoioi, Dm. ThMir< In the Century in Leaders um UlMOe No., i • IwUrihop Hocmony 4 1 IUTI«I(AL scholarship competition In Red Inunc tnamtm% invarrss 1 •UHJUnOOO MMUMMtSI Bank Catholic High School. OUNEIliN LAMP««NV kwta SUFOlT'* Miss McDonald is now eligible Saturday l«m*»i •• 24 HR. 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Maa^aaa \ at^ft faata^aaA CAROL DURNEn [PGj NOW AT THE JERSEY SHORE t Aft* Aaiwry NHt MNMENT Gin IQOKS °s** MM II FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1876 Nikolais dancers to perform RED BANK - Tlw NlkolaU Dance Theatre will appear al IH pm tomorrow at toe Monmoutb Arts Center. This appearance by the cel- ebrated dance company U the flnt of four evenU being prei- ented by the Monmouth Coun- ty Artt Council In the 1178-71 Spectrum Serter The work of Alwln Nikolais ha» been hailed in theatres all over the world. A choreo- grapher, composer, and set, costume and lighting designer, be Is known as an innovator, a thinker, and a technical wizard Performances reflect these qualities "Nik," as he Is caUed, started In 1H1 to create en- vironments for his dances. And dancers, with their bodies, complete the environment and are an Integral part of it. "There Is no one star or ego among the dancers," he says. He wants each to be able to "transcend bl> physical self." He feels that if one perceives the human body without ego or personality he can achieve physical freedom. By using prisms and mir- rors, the dancer becomes a screen for slides. Reality merges with Illusion Nikolais says the best way to watch is to "relax." At the movies MONMOUTHCOUNTY uiaoim TOWNSHIP CIN1MAH- Frl., 10. Haavar (POI7:», t: U ITDATHMOM CIM1U« |_ IPrl, . :*.Stna? a IPO) 7 W, t; Ml. On PGTK«THMO«1 I*? i CHUM* II- flAaMiarrUllaw I* I I, a 10; - dNtmnBaorf Go T« Japan IPG) 1; An^nmarrladWamonl •)?,»: ID ATLANTIC HIOHLANDt ATLANTIC CINBMA - Prl., M. Itmw iK ma PM PoiHur (POI7:!l,t:« •ATONTOWN COMMUNITY I- Prl. Saturday »l*>l FWJT l«) Fllfl LMtMf far Mr. »li«ir {HI f:JO; Sot loturoar HUM nm la) I, 7:10, LaaMM ParMr.OuHHi («)•:» COMMUNITY II- pri. Turning Paim ipot MO, Sol Turning PolnllPGI 1,7:»,f.» • ATOHTOKH OBIVS. IN- Prl., IW. Animal Hwu COLONIAL- Frl., Sot. Ravomff* Ol ttw Pink PontMr Now la the time for all good coaches to start analyzing their three games to be considered. Maaasqiaa (4-1) al Howrll (t-S) I p.m.: squad Into orbit chances for a berth in the New Jersey State Interscholastlc St. John Vianney puts its unbeaten streak on the line against Big Blue Warriors have been on the warpath as of late. Rebels "A" Dlvkloa Sraia Athletic Association grid playoffs. Freehold (2-J) while Shore goes against Mater Dei (1-4). don't seem to have the ammo to stop another onslaught. Ceatral Reg. (J-2) al Brick Twp. (3-1) 1:10 p.m.: As of this moment, there are 18 Monmouth County teams TONIGHT Maribere (1-4) at Helmdel (1-4-1) I p.m.: The Eagles are nesting a three-game win streak. The Brick •till In the running for a spot In N JSIAA post-season action. Shere Crafereace If the Hornets hope to buzz off the losing hive this may be the forces won't be 'Dragon their feet' for this meeting. St. John Vlanney and Shore Regional High School, both "B" Dlvlslea Merta night to do it. Mustangs saddled with a sluggish offense. "B" Dlvlslea North •porting 5-0 marks, art the frontrunners. SJV would be compel, NoaraMtk Reg. (1-3) al Naaalapai (") «••••: Red Baak (ilaollc (2-J) al SI. Joseph's (TR) (• 5) $ p.m.: Red Bank Reg. (4-1) at Rams*a-F.H. Reg. (1-3) Urn.: ing In South Jersey Parochial "A" and Shore In Central Jersey Golden Falcons have been losing a little altitude In the past few Caseys wil be looking to put the Griffins lights out. Purple Bulldogs Inagurate new field. Rumson hoping'hat the Group II. weeks. Braves tomahawked by Red Bank under the lights last TOMORROW Buccaneer offense doesn't tear up the turf. Also In good shape are Matawan Regional (4-1) Keansburg week. "A" Dlvlsltn North "B" Dlvlslea South (4-1), Manasquan (4-1), MaUwan Regional (4-1) and Red Bank "B" DIvlslH South MMdleUwa North'(M) at NepUae (1-2) l:Mp.B.: Oceaa Twp (1-1) »• FreeatW Twp. (1-4) 1:10 p.m.: Regional (4-1). Keansburg would be tested by Group I competi- LakewMd (1-4) at WallTwp. (1-4) 8p.m.: The Scarlet Fliers are cranking up what has proved to be a The Patriots finally got in the win column last week. Ocean hope tion, Manasquan Is Group III, Matawan is Group I and Red WaU hasn't been on the winning side of things since opening day, pretty potent offense. Kubu's forces won't be 'Lion down' for to roll over Freehold Township and also get back on the winning Bank Group II. but Crimson Knights defensive armor is hard to pierce. Piners this one. side of things after two straight losses Other clubs with a shot are Neptune, Ocean Township and haven't had too much to chop about. Rarltaa (1-2) al MUdleUwa Souta (1-4) 1:30 p.m.: "C" Blvtetoa Karitan, all with 3-1 records. However, they must win their next Others A rejuvenated Rocket team is hoping to send a spunky Eagle Keyptrt (1-2) al Keaasbarg (4-1) 1:30p.m.: Talk about rivalries! This is the battle of the Bayshore! ' LaBarca's forces could Titan' up their chances for the 'C crown. Petal Beach (4-1) at Manchester Twp. (0-4-1) 1:30 p.m.: The surprising Garnet Gulls should rule the skies against the Sports staff soothsayers select scores single wing Hawks Others SCHEDULE JONNI FALK RICH NICOLETTI GREIG HENDERSON JIM HINTELMANN BILL ZAPCIC Matawaa Reg. (4-1) al Teas River Sulk (S4) 1:30 p.m.: TONIGHT (71-8-1, .7(4) (JM3-1, .7SJ) (7O-21-1, .7JJ) (OO-M-I, .740) (n-a-i. .04*) Huskies will have to get that single wing offense in gear in order Manasquan at Howell Manaaquan, 27-0 Manaaquan, 284 Manasquan, 144 Manaaquan, 28-12 Manaaquan, 164 to stop the rampaging Indians Marlboro at Holmdel , Holmdel. 74 Holmdel, 64 Holmdel, 84 Holmdel, 124 Holmdel. 10-0 Monmouth at Manalapan Monmouth, 20-f Monmouth, 74 Monmouth. 18-12 Monmouth, 20-8 Monmouth, IM Teas liver Ntrta (3-1) at Cherry HUI East (3-1) 1.30 pa: Ukewood at WaU Lakewood, 12-7 Wall, 14-11 WaU. 12-10 Wall, 14-7 WaU, 13-11 Mariners sailing into Cougar country. This could tum out to be a R.8. Catholic at St. Joe's (TR) R.B. Catholic, M4 R.B. Catholic, JJ-0 R.B. Catholic. 18-0 R.B. Catholic, 27-3 R.B Catholic, 30-8 rough trip. TOMORROW SMttera Reg. (2-3) at Rahway (14) 1:10 p.m.: MMdletown North at Neptune MkWletown North, lt-7 MkWletown North, 1J-8 Neptune, 20-10 MkkOetown North, 144 MMdletown North, 278 Southern Is In for a tough test against Rahway. The Indians may RarlUn at MMdletown South MkMletown South. 8-7 Raritan, 14-7 Rarttan, 24-18 Raritan, 134 Raritan. 17-7 have some Ram stew on the menu tomorrow. MatawanatT.R. South ' T.R. South, 14-11 Matawan, 144 T.R. South, 18-8 T.R. South, M4 Matawan. 10-14 Ptlal Bar* (S4) at Jacksea (1-1) I JO p.•.: Central at Brick Brick, 11-7 Brick, 144 Brick, lt-18 Central, 10-7 Brick, 17-7 This could be a real goody. We've got two big cats on the prowl. T.R. North at Cherry HIDE. Cherry Hill E.. 11-13 Cherry HUE., 14-7 Cherry HUE.. 14-8 Cherry HIU E, 20-14 T.R. North, till Jaguars are better than their record, panthers are unbeaten. Southern at Railway Rahwty,2M Rahway, 144 Rahway, 274 Rahway, 104 Rahway, 17-15 Point Boro at Jackson Point Boro, IM Point Boro. 144 Point Boro, 10-8 Point Boro, 14-7 Point Boro, IM Askary Park (4-1)al Uig Braach (34) !:»».•.: Asbury Park at Long Branch Aabury Park. 1*4 Asbury Park, 29-11 Asbury Park, 18-10 Asbury Park, 1214 Asbury Park, 1110 Blue Bishops were surprised by the Green Wave last year. Contl and his young forces are hoping It doesn 't happen again . Shore at Mater Dei Shore, JM Shore, 184 Shore, 304 Shore, 3S4 Shore, 454 Red Bank at Rumson Red Bank, 144 Red Bank, 214 Red Bank, 144 Red Bank. 1*4 Red Bank, 2711 Share Reg (J4) al Mater Del (1-4) 1 pm.: Ocean at Freehold Twp. Ocean, IM Ocean. 144 Ocean, 284 0cau,*4 Ocean, 17-7 This Is one round In which the Devil will probably top the Freehold at St. John V St. John V., *•» St. Job* V., M-7 St. John V, 204 St John V, 24-8 St John V, 184 Seraphs. Keyport at Xeansburg Ktaaatmn. H-7 Keawburg.224 Keansburg. 144 Keansburg. 104 Keansburg, 28-17 PrceaoH (1-J) al St. J*U Vlaaacy (J4> 1:30 p.aa.: Paiat Beach at MancAMter Point Ptttt Beach, JM Point Beech, 204 Point Beach, H-8 Point Beach, IM The Lancer are on the march and It doesn't look like Freehold's aerial circus la going to be enough to stop them 20 TheLfeflyRegfcter SHREWSBURY, N.J FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1978 Fame? Give Ron gun and small game NEW YORK (AP) - Hon Guidry tugged it hit tie. I they wtne gosng to give me a shotgun, I couldn't get here his lot mile per hour fastball past the chins of epposlng new blue cravit decorated with pictures of wild inimtli — batters. just the kind • guy should wear to • party where they're This Is the nicest present I've got ' "When I get into a game and my fast ball Is working, I going to give him i new thotgun Someone mentioned that Guidry was going to have to don't anybody who can beat me," he said. "It's not cocki- "Irritating," said baseball's best pitcher, looming the stay In New York or flyback'nex t week and receive the Cy ness. It's confidence. It was a good feeling knowing that the knot at his throat. "I hate tie* - can't wait to get the thing WILL Young Award. team depended on me. If the team got in a slump and I off I won't wear it on the airplane." could go in and win, that's when It was fun. Thai's what It's "Everybody tells me that I've already won it," the The 28-year-old dreballer «f the New York Yankees all about." pitcher saM with his droll humor. "The voting's not 'til (tods Ms new-found fame a bit dtaconcerUaf He'd rather GRIMSLEY Guidry refuses to get exercised over the argument that Tuesday If I win I'U Just tell the people. Why didn't you be out HI the bush around his Laft Ttte. La , bwnc, skootiag pitchers sometimes aren't given a fair shake In the Most give It to me last week when I was in New York?'" wild birds Valuable Player voting and be Ukely will be beaten out for "The only thing I like better thaa pitrhiag it hunting,' Guidry said that a year ago, teammate Catfish Hunter MVP by Boston slugger Jim Rice. said the bony, 191 pound lefthander who* fastball Is invited him to stop off to do a little hunting around his home "It's not for me to say," Guidry said. "All I know Is that regarded as a lethal weapon "I started huting wkaa I waa in Hertford. N.C. we faced each other In three games. He got two singles off 5, began playing baseball when I was I. M hunt If has a I Tuesday, and a target for every commercial "Cattish wanted to bag some deer," Guidry said. "I me — and one they gave him." head start with me " •HMn, couldn't explain to him that I couldn't kill a deer. So I Just Nor does he allow himself to be mesmerized by today's Guidry Is a nun's man Lean and hungry locking with a ay. be received a $10,000 check and a fancy went along for the ride. Fortunately we didn't see any adulation. trim mustache and a shock of black curly hair, he could trophy from Seagram's as the year's outstanding major deer." "I'm not much interested m endorsements and ap- pUy the part of a deputy marshal in a TV Western league player. Thursday, It was the Remington Rifle Guidry said he didn't mind shooting birds and rabbits pearances," he said. "Maybe I was the best pitcher this Currently he Is one of the hottest com modules In spurts Award, given for the outstanding throwing performance by because "there's an over-population of them and they're year. I can't compare myself with Tom Seaver and Jim His H-J atteWag record for the Yankees, followed by a major leaguer. good eatln'" but added: "I could never shoot a deer. They Palmer, who have been doing this over It years. When I get victories hi the playoff* and World Series have made him a "I duck as many of these things as I can," he acknowl- look so pretty running through the woods." records like theirs, then maybe I can stand in front of a sure-fire bet tor the American League Cy Young Award, to edged at the presentation ceremonies. "When they told me The Louisiana rifleman has no qualms about blowing mirror and be proud of myself." Jazz rallies Flyers blank Maple Leafs; by Knicks Wilson, Barber score 2 NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Normally just a bit player In the PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Defenseman Behn Wilson and center Ron Ellis both out for six weeks with knee Injuries and National Basketball Association drama, Paul Griffin came close winger BUI Barber each scored two goals to lead the Philadel- center Jimmy Jones who has a shoulder Injury. yesterday night to stealing the scene from the high-scoring stars phia Flyers to a M National Hockey League win over the Kligs «, Sibm I of the New Orleans Jazz. Toronto Maple Leafs last night. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Goalie Mario Lessard turned back Griffin's tough defense, rebounding and passing helped The t-foot-3 Wilson, Philadelphia's first pick in June's all 18 shots in his first National Hockey League outing to lead Ignite a third-quarter rally that erased a 1J point halftlme deficit amateur draft scored power play goals at 4:25 and 11:03 of the the Los Angeles Kings to a t-0 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. and led the New Orleans Jazz to a 123-111 victory over the New first period as the Flyers stormed to a 3-0 lead. Lessard, a 24-year-old rookie who played for Springfield of York Knlcks In the only NBA game. Barber made It 34) just 58 seconds after Wilson's second the American Hockey League last year, started in place of Spencer Haywood led the Knlcks with 40 points, hitting .714 goal, going In on a breakaway and beating Toronto goalie Mike resting Ron Graham, who had played the previously six games. of his shots, 20-28, from the field - his best field goal percentage Palmateer with a backhander. The Sabres' best opportunity against Lessard came midway ever as a Knlck. Barber scored his second goal of the game at 12:44 of the in the second period when they held a two-man advantage, but Although forward Leonard Robinson had 32 points and 24 final period while Rick MacLetsh tallied at 10:22 to close out the Buffalo was unable to penetrate the Kings defense and failed to rebounds to lead the Jazz In both departments, and although scoring. get off a single shot. guard Pete Maravlch had zt points, both acknowledged Griffin's The shutout was Flyers' goalie Bernle Parent's 52nd of his The Kings made It easy for the young netminder by staking contribution. The crowd of 33,1(2 gave Griffin a long, loud NHL career. him to a 44 lead In the opening period' as they snapped last ovation when he left the game for a breather early In the fourth The victory evened the Flyers record at 3-3-2 In the Patrick season's five-game winless streak against the Sabres. Marcel quarter. Division and drew them even with the New York Islanders In Dionne, off to the fastest start of his career, scored his fourth "Griff has a role to play, and he played It to perfection third place. Toronto fell to 4-4-1 In the Adams Division. goal and added two assists during the Kings outburst against tonight," said Maravlch "He's supposed to come in, get the The loss was the first of the season for Palmateer who had Buffalo goalie Don Edwards. rebounds, get the ball out, and he did that. He had a great four wins and one tie going into the game. Toronto . J!tl game." Toronto played without defenseman Dave Burrows and "**Fl!tt"perlod-\, Phllodelphla. Wllion 1 OrMgmon, MocLelshl. 4:13. I, Phlto Griffin said he enjoys doing the dirty work, and he's not a bit delphlo. Wilton 3 (Clorke. Borberl. 11.03. 3, Phllodelpnlo. Boroer 3 (Hoyda . 11:01 Penollles-MonoMn. Tot. 3:15; Ooilley, PM, S:03; Wllllomi. Tor. »:4»; Holmgren, jealous of the designated shooters. •nehct. .•:*•• HulcWmon. Tor, l»;»,- aoulette, Tor, ll:4»l Oolley. "I don't get tired of It. I know there are shooters In the . Penalties-Halirvaren, Phi, 1:11, Turnouil, Tor, H;K. game, and there are guys like me. Every team has guys like NBA Standings "' me," he said. (Clorko. Porenll, U:13. Penoltles- NEW YORK lilt) Shols on goal-Tor onto tSH •Mtwn C*M*rMK« western conference Goalles-Toronlo.Pal VIII, Bunch I 3*4 S. Klchorihon 4 M 10, Glenn I J2«, Beo'mooOO Totol!« 19 It 111 AHOMIC DlvUien Mldwesl Division NEW ORLEANS (llll TRUCK DRIVING— Leonard "Truck" Robinson of D«nvtr Robinson It 10 17}?. Hordy 0 0-00. Ktllty 71 9 7?, McF.lroy 100 6, Morovlcti 13 Philadelphia Konwf City 3 4 39. Jomes 11-4 6. Merlweolher 10 0 2, Goodrich I 4 4 16, Grlflln 4 33 10. Total! 47 the New Orleans Jazz drives past New York Knlck Washington Ml Indiana n 41 in. Toby Knight (43) ond Glen Gondrezlck (44) for a New Jersey 500 Milwaukee Ntw rtrt W II II It-Ill Ntw York 4J9 Chltogo Niw Orleans II U 11 ir-iu basket. The Jazz went on to down the Knlcks. Boiton Pocltlc Olv slow Central Division Seattle NHL Standings Houston 1 U) Cltvtland 4 I HO Son Diego SonAnlonlo 4 3 S7! Golden Slat. NllltMl H.CfctV LMtM Ne« OrHoni Portlond Cwnihctl CMMrtNC* Atlanta I 4 .333 Lot Angeles 1 8 i. Dttrolt Poh-lck oivrtien Buffalo S tl II T PM OP OA Minnesota Yesterday's M4M _...j.7:JSp.nv J 4 If 24 Rumson, Holmdel prep ' NewOrleonsH3.NovYork>ll BostonatNewJerftey.ap.nl. Atlanta " » 13" " " Indiana at New York, I p m N V Hangers II Montrtol Todays Son n 0tlrt.l1 Cleveland at New Jersey. • p.m. Detroit ot San Antonio. 1:30p.m. N.Y. Itlanotn KansaiCllyol Detroit.! OS p.m. Phoenln at KanMe City. 1:31 p m Philadelphia If Lot Ant«l*i Philadelphia ot Houston, t:OS p.m. PlthlMirah II Washington Denverot Indiana.*:09p.m. MllwaokeealPoniand.llp.nl. San Diego ot Los Angeles, II p.m. Vancouver Washington at Golden State. II 30 Golden Stole at Clevtlood, 1:36p.m. St. Louli VMMM'IOMHI Colorado PlillodtlptiHii.Totonlo« for NJSIAA tennis finals Houston at Denver, V p.m. Buffalo at Lot Anotki, (n) Milwaukee at Soattle, 11:10 p.m. Washington at Cos Angeles. 10 p.m. wtiies ctflftrGftct Silver and Pam Carter all won Dawn i_fHey-Corat Barthold, 4-4, 6 3, 6 3 Rumson-Falr Haven Re- Holmdel 5, Mater Del ( Kothy Boyle-jont Bouquti (MN) d. gional and Holmdel High HOLMDEL - The Hornets in straight sets for Marlboro. Maureen Nipar Moggie Mullon, 4 I, 6 4 ftotfBonk Rif. A, Ktantburf 1 School's girls' tennis teams got their 13th win of the season In other action Red Bank Sing I*. Regional handed Keansburg Lisa Brodfuhrer IR)d. Tlno Tropono.l 5 readied for their state playoff while handing the Seraphs PamPeMUN (R) d. Cathy Hoey.lO games today by collecting their seventh loss. Diane its 13th straight loss with a 4-1 Patil McGotvan (Kl d. Llta Moziuco, IS easy wins yesterday. Hamsun Dunn, Jennifer Dunston and win, Wall Township edged Wendy Denlon Nancy Watirs (R) d. Kerry Kclaher OetAle Berger, I 1 r .11. Reg. 5, Freehold I Nancee Labrecque were all Long Branch, 3-2 and Mon-Jill Morgan-Ann Keier (R) d. Chris Lem- RUMSON - Heidi Hosch, straight set winners for mouth Regional topped Asbury mon Cory Melxner, 7-5 STEIN Park, 3-2. ' Mgrlkore i, ManalaMf • Holly Reid and Grade Fowler Holmdel. IMH THE BEST OF TWO WORLDS FOR CADILLAC & all collected straight set vic- Rondl SHvermon (Ml d. Carol O'Neill, 4-0, The Hornets face Chatham Holmdtll MoltrDilo 6-1 tories to pace the Purple Bull- Township in Princeton for the CarrleSllvtr (Mid. SIM Laird, 6-1,4-3 PONTIAC. FAMILY OPERATED FOR OVER 60 YEARS Diane Dunn (Hid. Trlih Holloron, 6-0,6-0 Pam Carter (M)d-Pom Valentine, el. 4-2 dogs to their 17th straight NJSIAA Group I crown. Jennllcr Dunston (H) d Lisa Lonergon. pis*..I 6-1.6 I Lynn Weover-Llio Schtll (M) d, Karen IN THE SHORE AREA. triumph. 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Newman Springs Road Highway 35 & Bed* Road Sit F Street Red Bank Hajlet Belmar u. 22 SHREWSBURY, N.J FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27.1978 Weekend demand continues for blues Once igiln blueflsh top urf and boat tithing proipecti compared to 21 last year. The kill in Ocean County to far is day and empty again the day after. This makes it rough « lor the weekend, although there are some big striped baaa 41, compared to 2» last year. the one-day-a-week hunter and la a major reason why only a around now with an apparent migration In progress. The take by counties, with this season's figures first, small percentage of people an woodcock fait. Joey Julian of Atlantic Highlands reported that the follows: Another major reason la that woodcock hunting la not Highlands charter boats Freddy C and Janet C each caught Atlantic, 8-47; Bergen, 1-1; Burlington, 84-41; Camden, very productive without the assistance of a close-working 11 striped bass trolling on Wednesday morning and that the HENRY 1M; Cape May, 1U2; Cumberland, W-31; Essex, 1-1; pointing or flushing dog, and good dogs are harder and fish ran into the Itpound-plus range. Joey had his own boat Gloucester 17-25; Hunterdon, 2M-281; Mercer, «-»; Mid- harder to come by. out the tame day and Bill Kunkel of Leonardo caught a 12 dlesex, 24-26; Monmouth, 2J-22; Morris, 74-71; Passaic, 17-24; The third major reason Is that woodcock hunting Is heavy pound striper Joseph P. (J P ) Julian Jr., 11, reeled in he SCHAEFER Salem, (MO; Somerset, tt-77; Sussex, 72-111, Warren, cover work, difficult to travel through and rough on clothing five blueflsh hooked. They were of mixed site, the largest It 147-127. and especially bare skin. It Is short range shooting with pounds targets rare beyond N yards. The action was on Flynn's Knoll where blueflsh were WOODCOCK FLIGHTS ON THE MOVE The best gun it a wide-open double with barrels no longer chopping us mossbunkers. The big striper took a No. I George Howard, chief of the Bureau of Game Man- than 26 inches. By wide open I mean cylinder on "Skeet." Montauk white bunker spoon. agement, reported that the first woodcock flights arrived In Arthur Glgllo reported there are big striped bass in the Extraordinarily good game shots can get by with "im- Lester Reich* of Pompton Lakes weighed a 18-pound the New York CaUkllls on Oct. 17 and the first flights In surf but there are so many blueflsh many of the casters have proved" cylinder, the moat open you can buy In a new gun. In four-ounce striped bass at Julian's Sport Shop, Atlantic given up. They don't want any more blueflsh Sussex County the following day. The birds were there for this case "Improved" means quarter choke and too tight to Highlands, yesterday morning. It was reported caught at DEEB TAKE ALMOST EVEN one day only. be Ideal. North Beach, Sandy Hook, on a Pencil Popper. Through last Saturday archers reported taking 1,030 Flight woodcock were also reported In Hunterdon County Fred Kemp of West Long Branch weighed a 22 y, pound deer, compared to 1,097 for the first 11 hunting days of the last Saturday. Through yesterday, no flights had been re- Most people are handicapped by guns with any ap- striped bass, and Larry Stycher of Long Branch a 16 season last year. ported In Monmouth County but there may be plenty of birds preciable degree of choke and "Improved" cylinder hat too pounder, at Glgllo's bait and tackle shop in Sea Bright. The figures are being compiled by Dave Burke, deer over night. much. Nobody shoots It at skeet very long and those who try Siycher also got three blueflsh, all of them on a Pencil project leader for the state's Bureau of Game Management. Woodcock migrate only at night. This means that covers woodcock with It miss or mangle more birds than they really Popper The take in Monmouth County so far has been 28 deer, that may be bare one day may be full of birds the following Conner moves up to individual events Compare Prices & Save! STRASBOURG, France yesterday of the Olympic tri- Championships, with 11th pice person today." States with 177.50. behind the traditional (AP) — Bart Conner aays he is ple gold medallist, "both for Conner, who finished 46th In Comanecl, 16, has gained The Soviets have lost the powerhouses of Japan, the So- extremely grateful for what her gymnastics and for what the Olympics, was to compete tour Inches and 20 pounds team title only once since 1H2 viet Union and East Germany. Romania's Nadia Comanecl she's done to build up the today In the individual com- since the 1(76 Montreal — to Czechoslovakia In 1(66. meineke Connor said he thinks the has done for American gym- sport. petition. Games. She no longer is a doll- Kathy Johnson of Belcher, U.S. team "can take East Ger- WSCOUNT MUFFLERS nastics. Conner, of Chicago, was the "Nadla's now a woman but hugging child and Is reported La. turned in the most consis- many's third place" at the 1979 i AMERICAN & FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIST to have a 20-year old "I think Nadla it a pretty top American after the two- still performing at a high level tent performances for the World Championships in Fort North Lane on Rout* 35 neat girl," Conner, 20, the top day team phase of competition of gymnastics," Conner said. boyfriend, also a gymnast, Americans. Worth, Texas. "It's always an ('A ml* to. olTmGuf) ftmw">a United States gymnast, said at the World Gymnastics "She seems more like a real She tied for second place In Conner, a specialist In the advantage being at home," he 1 On o* ihe limit the Individual scoring during 1 vault and high bar, and Kurt said. Mlddletown | nam« -n mutnvt the team event yesterday, be- Thomas', 22, of Terre Haute, hind European champion Ind., were the brightest U.S. He added that "Judges are 671-1010 Genoir faces Larz today Elena Mukhina of the Soviet medal hopes in the men's indi- starting to know us and gym- Union. Mukhina collected 78.25 vidual event today. Thomas, nastics. That counts for a lot " points, while Comaned and "This is the best U.S. show- 21st at the Olympics, was in frao Inspection Natalia Shaposhnikova of the 12th place here, flve-hun- Ing since World War II," added in Davis elimination tilt Soviet Union each had 77.W. dredths of a point behind Con- Conner. "It's the first real of Exhaust System After the award ceremony, showing of a new breed of MEXICO CITY (AP) - Uon. will determine hi* doubles ner. Comanecl said, "I have grown American gymnasts." and Shocks Candada's Rejean Genoir "I will decide on Ramirez players after today's Initial The United States has won older, I can't spend to much only one medal, a bronze for facet Marcelo Lara In the one hour before the doubles singles matches, time In training because I have Peter Kormann of Bralntree, opening match of the 1971 game Saturday," said Ivet "I am pretty pleated with many other preoccupations. I Mass, at the 1(76 Games, In 44 North American Davit Cup Lemaltre, captain of the Mexl- the draw," Brabenec said, am very happy." years of world class or Olym- g Car* • Custom Duals elimination match today. can team. "The last time Genolt met The powerful Soviet squad pic competition. • Custom ftp* • Spring Assisted The bett-of-flve series It Ramirez did not attend the Lara, the Mexican downed retained the women's team ti- •hock* being played on the clay courts drawing ceremony. him. But I think he It now a tle with a total of 388.(5 points. But the American men's Of the Chapultepec Sports Cen- If Ramirez recoven by Sat- better player." Romania was second with squad managed to boost its In- MWOUS ton aa DISCOUNTS, QUAUIY MOTS uofusr stmtct* ter urdty, Lemaltre plans to team Brabenec thinks the Mon- 384.25 points, followed by East ternational rank In the team IN « OUT IN LESS THAN 30 MM.. IN MOST CASES him with Marcelo Lara for the tano-HoMer match will be a Germany with 382.25, Hungary event from seventh place after In the second singles match doubles. If Ramirez Is not able wide-open game" with 377.80 and the United Montreal to fourth place here, today, Emillo Montano will to play, Lara will be paired "Anyone of the two can win X0PEN DAILY AND SAT.8 6P.MJW play Greg Holder. The doubles with Emillo Montano. it," he said. wlD be tomorrow and the final Josef Brabenc, the Brabenec predicted a t-2 two singles matches on Sun- Cxecotlovak coach with the outcome of the aeries but did day. Canadian- team, said he had not mention which team would The singles draw took place not given too much thought to win. Thursday In a ceremony at whom will play the doublet. "Ramirez automatically fa- City Han, presided over by Brabenec, who hat been the vored Mexico, but now the Canadian national coach for chances are even." the Cana- A Mexico City Mayor Carlos Hank Gonzalez the but three years, said he dlan coach said. Mexico's top player, Raul Ramirez, will probably miss toe series due to a throat Infec- More Sports, page 30 IS WORTH MORE USD) Wildcats favored AUTUMN BECAUSE ITS in run NEW YORK (AP) - Mas- sachusetts Is the defender, but Sale Endt Mon., Oct. 30 fQ VUlanova Is the favorite In the Obviously, the vglue of a used car depends 70th annual IC4A Cross-Coun- > try Championships today at Van Cortlandt Park. on the intrinsic value of the car itself. The Massachusetts Minutemen, who captured last While most small sedans fall into thei year's title, returned three runners who placed in the top category of boring, the BMW320i was de-^ 10 positions — Stetson Arnold, > 4il iketl who was fifth; Mike Quinn, > tig. 6.00 sxith, and Lou Panaccione, (tag. signed by racing engineers and perfected Nth. 3.33 L VUlanova is led by Sidney IM 3.M at places like Le Mans, Monte Carlo and the' Maree and Jim Flynn, who Mb. Alt— IM 3.M were 10th and 16th, respective- l**n»> IM 4.M Ik*.. 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South could South loses only one dia- UK'S uoui.vute ear ine ON ing is a pleasant experience, <5>J — msmc mesTH/tr mond and one spade. Plus 660 HEAUY TUB SPOT, 0U SCHOOL CHUM! KANWIL mm but the bargain-hunting bridge never get to dummy for the OQJ10973 \(M PERSON IKNOU WHO'S t m. player often discovers that he'd diamonds. is a better bargain than minus • 865 • REAu.inamta.OFMs /Kerry HARP TO DISPUTE! TAKE MB CHECK W have been better off paying.full South eventually got two 200 points. lire.. I \ WEST EAST \ price. spades, two hearts, one dia- DAILY QUESTION mond and two clubs. It was no • K962 • J73 bargain to lose 200 points. Partner opens with one club, V652 VQ10983 Declarer played low from and the next player passes. You 082 OA65 dummy at the first trick, and hold: •K962V652O82 • QJ94 4102 Bast cunningly followed with NEEDS SPADE ENTRY • Q J 91 What do you say? SOUTH the three of spades. South South fell for a bargain at ANSWER: Bid one spade. • A 10 5 pjiunced on the trick with the the first attack. He should see Show a major suit rather than "PAK74 five of spades, remarking that that he needs a spade entry to raise partner's minor suit OK4 it was the cheapest trick he the long diamonds. • AK73 had ever won. (A POCKET GUIDE TO South must win the first BRIDGE written by Alfred Senlh Wast Nertk East trick with the ace of spades. Sheinwold Is available. Get South led the king of dia- 1* Pass 10 Pus llagar After knocking out the ace of your copy by sending II.H to 3 NT All Pass monds, but East held off. East diamonds South can lead a low the Red Bank Register, P.O. took the next diamond and re- spade. West can take the king, tfA&AB-. Box 1000, Los Angeles, Calif. turned the queen of hearts. but South still has another low MB.) Opening lead -02 WHAT'S/UNU5 IS TWN6 I HAVE L0N6 SUSPECTED TO ££T HIS BLANKET THAT INSANITY RUNS BACK FROM THATCAT! IN OUR FAMILY! 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M. »» an. Wonted 10). Aporimtnts move hi. SuHti range ftom M par EANSBURG - Unturnlihod oporl MOUNT POCONO - Four-bedroom, month toll» per INTEREITIO - M purcftooMt o good :EO RANK - Attractive, nlcoly monl, oocond floor, ono bodroom. llv- h—Bath Chalet. Fireplace. Private utllltlet Mtnlrmur .... ARO lALt - Frl and iat.. Ocl H. turnlthod ono-room olftcloncy noor ng room. kllcMn. un pored, bam »lm 1 »unt, tennlft cou/U. be acts and ZHMMrer 4 ton. RIAT YARO IAL1 - I) OroM H . i^i i » w T p.m. town ond hoipltol. RoOBOMlMo buol- I. KM. 1O Sovonth SI . loVord No or rollrtd porton Drotorrod Rot ) and HWwcr, Wicludod In ront; ro- Mtrv club. CIOM to all retort* •I KoOMkn. Ml Tkaxvooii Avo.. •any tiro. rtaoretar. oloctrlc, hot woto, ond hoal. «n.. frl, toT.. >:aia < on. NAN JOHNSON orawcat oiwi locyrWy.14}4m. RfD BANK r-'Pjff*} Jjjl.Sfi ARO SALE - I) WOMMII Avo.. • UYS AND »UYS UB poporr monlti Ono montti MCurltlty Oci.». a. iw. From on oarlro houoohoU lo a ungu RED RANIK - SuHoMo tor oqulroldd Sll or couplo prroforrod. Wa oorly canon llom. Anluwo hraHuro, lowolry. ill :oupl«. on•o monlt- i iocurlly. Li MUM ! M Furnished Rooms LjrzjSi as* . immodwio com. Vop dollar Vlng cm»r and AODSALC-SatM, kmHuro. loyl. SBS -aom, setnl Orlvo. MM, Sal., Sol. COHABDO - Oot-toodroom houM. vote bath, noorcofpvQo, use at k Itch- Improve lo urtt on ffve-vear teoM. Am HOLMDIL - Twolamlly pro tola. OLD FURNITURE - Anllawi. dilno. SiaI - both, klictwf.. IIVLM room, unporcfi, SIMM). NO smoker», pte on tlte parking CM owner, Walter Oct. •. U. Ooorloen Dr Furnthn. RED SANK - Four room* In «>»*•• ipoCrOUl prow**, I2S0 « month piwt timmerer VUw. WW» or WM?11 ataowaro, art oMOCti and brlc-a broc EANSBURG - Furnished rooms and •JjpjM M«AU IWM. UMl. ImmoBioti coin tor anything end m- ut11IIlei ff*«. turnl»nt Oct. HM.11 IU.U ORDERED that the Und doy of Ntvember, tin, at nine o'clock In the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel moy be heard, ond the Man Otctned mouth County Court Houee In the Pursuant to the order ot ANOHIW Borough ot Freehold. New Jersey, be M SMITH, Jr.. Surrogate* the County ««*d « the lime ond place for the ui nMMwitvuii11 rrni oay rnooe, on me fwvini of luch application ond of any application of the undertifned, Worrcl objection* that may be mode thereto: if Deoottt WvUlna Executor of the ettate ol ttM MM Carrie C. Pongborn. tt It FURTHER ORDEREO that Eight choice deceased, notice It hereby fltven to the notice of such application be published creditors of uM decease* Io present Io In The Dolly Register, o newtpoper the totd lurvlvlng Cueculor their printed In Monmouth County, New Jer claims under oath within six month* sey. once, at least two weeks preceding from ttili doit the dote ol the hear Ing Dattd: October Uth.ltn ^ MWILLIA*JAT.*ICHMANN,JCN,J C Messrs Croweti 1 Ottert. _ THER ORDERED that BEGINNING ot the southwest cor from the dot* hereof. Mr at Lot No S set oft to Somwtl P Curtlt and In the north line ot sold Felly ond thence tunning ttsl) Noilr. seven KtoTitt, d ai wlthtn 45 de,vs Otter ty IU degrees ond thirty minutes West the tntry ot this judgment, he III* mis one chain and fifty seven links to the ludgmenl and anidevlt ot publication southwest corner ot Lot No 7 set off to tt i i 4 i i t t i t i i (hereof with the Clerk Of the Monmouth Eleanor Brown, thence (Indt North County Court, and o certified copy ot twenty «tgh( chains ond thirty links to thli ludgmenl with the Secretary of the north line, thence (Jrd) North Herculon • olefin pile textured ned nylon pile s Stole pursuant to the provision* of the Velvety smnoth nylon pllt short C99 statute ond rules of Court In such COM fifty links to the northwest corner ot Lot No S. t installed over rubber padding installed over rubber padding yd ShstJ installed ovw rubber padding U ^M'^WICHMAN-N. J.C C. 6 ; ... 4 A»Y oilFiwilUrMl k,N.i.o;m An, EH. opp»orln«l 3 ADDITIONAL BARGAINS NOT SHOWN ARE INCLUDED IN THIS FABULOUS SALE. DON'T MISS IT! Ml too Brljht Ml St« Blight Extraordinary nylon pile C99 Lono wearing nylon pile kitchen C99 Incredibly-rich acrylic pile C99 other municipal II* iu Let *> - -*•. - l.NiW ^itaSi 01.47 M.n I IM. Lot U» I4M.U mSSrSM esto*e .ilwilll o oie seM H m«. H» amoun4.IIS.4l f» m] . TMM thwuaW. otorml the tome an the Itrsl dothve oomount July,l 1*7ol7 Usose M «M tojeeHrerillTlittlM' wlfli tMtrerl on sold omowil from Me text t* re^irnptttn at the Mnvett r«te »t Interest but In ne cote tn Kaufman, >erore IM sole, me yaersUsnej will receive oaymoM of lite ly preeerty wlfh the Interesl on* rests Incwrred up to the lime r fll^?l.l..v... .— MADY LARSON, TAX COLUtCIOH Ocl. I. I). ». fJ •*"» lt _ Carpet H atrMT OPraoiKM. mno i Ocean Township: Warehouse Outlet, Rt. 35 N., diagonally -, Hi entl recession tiscot ot » \t\/Tt l» \til\tti as tolle**:.Amount* NEW from ontI recessionfvnaa) STORE tssai. across Woolco, (4 miles South of Eatontown Circle) revenue thorlng end ontt- Potatorthetlicalyeer \>\'7f hours ot f *.» f«t public t-Feam- backed earpel does not require additional padding. Short and long teim linancing available plus 90 SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1978 Freehold Meadowland Entries M: Hma* y ackU KuMrlllll May Day Prinat(IU) Maxim. III iarka IIUI Kuril. ... II Hanail PrWa II14J Kuril *-] i dm TtanwrB BVI On* Nail (lit) Uto Ill MyGtrllMalMlltl TaklOjojl (rtt) Totro»H i-l Naa'ltMfdllll 1 - MIIIIIIIMcMliiii l-l 4-1 AuMIMIMIMtlLIMM'O It I HM He EMagllltlM. ... IM WM PariHu imiM lay l-l kUaalll ii avowrt»i mi iairiTti linwi Ctrl I Ml ... IK to: tJUai AMad, MMtv. > ro-1 UK. i Mu Era (Mil Lancl u-l DNlfMtad HHtor I Moat DacloMly I III) Ni Bay W Sllvar lea llll^raccWa HI (MM IMIM lint Mtat*. Pal Tin Prwor (lit) Micall IH iupmr—t lFa tataratOrpMndniHalay Today TltinW IIUI H Baal BMkkK IIUI AralloM 4-1 Evawnt laa ifc (IU) CajOnii. l-l CMmmnr Swift lllDParn 1M uainuamriuuux Fark Tarai (11*1 BroccWd H HaOna aw liui imm E»lmlai» 1181 Vilaaauii OrM Ml.ir (1141 Na Bay Prattyproricaiim) Modal* 4-1 •rldot lout (till Nlad in GaOaturmlllllHarMMti auiinrry paw 11)1) Amy •> •ayaltaaflllUITMndjvri i i Vtctl't aifM [1111 BrocclaM SI GaHartCaurHr IIWINatoy KlngalJockKIUIlrocclol. II « UtlDIdMllldl CTftWi Qwaaa 11II) Cdwfdi S-l OaaMaMHHarillltlNalay • SELECTIONS •toM DMMlKtlva IIUI Artlk»w Sir Mate. IIIIIB. SU iaa. IWI Na lay TrMHIIIIIKum. Caurtllv Con Hki) Gamai IM HID luckx* IM M lim Mt ::..4-< teem Buy, Mr. Ka»t, Dr. jallas JihOec Rating Kga lltrl Vaiouat Froity Skatar 11)41 Coroartteo S S5 I1 Pamaa4H*ra(IUIMacaawi Meadowlandi Reiuln Mary tPrlat (111) Maclam J - S J Al, Avtatijr Bret, Flewer Draat NOUII LOU (IUI MopW.. IM M:IUM.U>iB.,lya*aa.lPar. WIMM.lrM.lMr. m: in m i y». t F«. RtOtfcm WM*> (1111 CaMonodo.. Ivy Rood (III) Mlrondo ! IM "I! m: IU*. i n »«•, IM I» vt». CMor.Ua Myth (Ml) Pttuaraa Spy HalMf I Wl Oana is 1 t - UUle UU. LMky Nifty Deaa, Oaaaaa liar Cor an ««*.!•< eccMWJr | SMI «i M Tom BtLuChy IBok*rl I.MlMll.M Oulw vanoa IPtfrMI (M4M3H Blml»Sua(IK)INoBoy IM ina o; Ram ipwui mill LlktGrdnnv (Otl -uMkdt *.« 7.M Klnt Lovar (111) Flouaraa Fotclnadara (1151 Thamoi... l PalUIMilMir I Ml Pltuaraa W-l 4 - Tnta Haaover, Plcatul Cauteai, Air N.rta Taro < Kaa (TMoau 1M Wm Numotr (Gamai) II OOS M Morva I Gory IIUI laMatota Anal tor Sara mil AraUana. S«wi Yard {Miranda) tM •od Advlc« (L4WCI) IU TlngloStona 11221 Hamanau H i - ScaVm -Web, Baity U, My B«y Mike MUHlmih JtMilngiSonllll) No Bay Sanaca ttlk (IUI Carda l-l GoodPICIWI ITMratill) ISM It 404.U TIKKM I in %m m liKh I-4t7t.il FaatOuMf(lll) K,i: 7M: mm Mortar Ndcp., 1 ya t up. I • Croma Otact 0141 Prmir t-l I - Caatf Thar, hekai Best, Red Skla N tVhdlauthMuW (Cailgntdol I M t.M m. MM, I n t •». > Par. m IIMM. I r« i •*. IM id Shirt* Lady IIUI CaaMlla I/It M Hoiol t IIUI MadaM M Fraaaam atll IFIoutraa) I oo BoMranlBrocclalair.) 4 40] HIM ElllaMtllrawit) II Mt.M4.40 HaroM't Sam IMOI i-aa Ccuombrlto IIUI Thomol SI •ooro» Tkjar IIU) Ha way Ill 7 - Cigar SUre lajaak BrXaen Dfilre, Deagfc J Ptrlumt Parlor (Htrnondtl) 5.M1.M KnUhl Haalatl llaal II » IM Couock Sward (111) Aimuuon.. 15- Summit Rack (110) No Bay 4-1 Brito Accora IW Hum In Dolly DMM 1 lilt M vlltorloui VoMRItllyl 1.M Lody McJoy (NMI I.M Pogon way (114) Bracclala M Supar Sugar Illlllokar.. t-l I - Rlg.t There, Raai Vela, Flylag Jac • UCM I 1IIBM >ii>«i4ini H»:»M»l.l|ra4.4»ac. M: III4M. CM«., I r< « aa. I Par. Con Gun 1107) No Boy 4-1 Mil IIUI No lay Ml t - faiMaaw, Baraa Gearge, Jersey Sweet Cara M: C4M. I yaa. IM 71 Vtt. Ml: SIMM. J yt» a», IM 71 T«. Laralal Laa ItracxMW Jr.l ... I «l.» l.M ID Pocwlor IIUI TMrnburg I Thouund Smlla» IIUI Na Bay 4-1 HodorlllUI Malay t Soln*-| Turn (Daleuldlct Jr. 1.1M 4.40 IN Ad Intlnlhxn (lolomana) S » ] M1 M Jungta aawta italamowi t.to I» lllklody (111) kakar 5- Catcharlwnaitar (110) Ha Bay IM Bawl Star IMOI Fliwaroa It-I It - PtoeMaff Prlace, gesick Time Lad, Y.««i> Command Ho Bo (Bractlol. Jr ) . 1J02 M •oral Aicarolan IMacttthl 7X5 40 FolAlul DWatcy IMoarcM t.U Duiurbtr (III) Valamin 4- Rlvtllntto IIUI Vataiaual S-l TOW. Prli. 111!) MlaarvMMarvW..M . »l Gam Wood* IMOCtath) 1 40 Soltmnly Swtor Itokcr I 7 00 TrHKM M>M Wll Gr*tt> Parli (114) Thamtu 10- Noudl (1141 SOMmona 7-s MWy Pally (111) BokarBojtar. II - Pal Rka, Hajeslfc Imp, Drexel Vaagella III* M III » iH4 • : IU4I ll.Ml.vi H Lady (III) Bracclala I- BUM Allw..Iyaaoa,IPar. nti«*aeB4« ::: ii BEST BET: Cigar Sure !•)•• (71k) tat: Paca, I M. SUM. CIOH) Spartan Prlot Itr.tnohan) Mr. Colt (HufKtartatund) Or Jullui JuUlM (Kally) EIHMni Boy (King Jr.) ..4-1 Aflan Eloctro (Kllly) ... l-l Chatiltrt (Pouliil) . 1S-1 Honmri Btil (Untar) ClammlK Chlmli (Trll) M:Paca, IM.II.7M ;§ S J Al IHudton) ... M Aviator Brit (MMIaytvl .. M A K Tim. IKavolaff) ...4-1 Small Brook canon (Rothaana) ...t-l t K Harlot (Pumal ...4-1 Hock Folia (Na Orlvtr) 111 The 9th Annual Plowor Oamrt (Killy) IS 1 Navar Louli (Ha Drivar) IM Srd: Paxi, IM, tUM. cmt. Lucky Nifty DOdn (M Flllonl ,.. Omoho Star I Vlttllll Allan Bonkar (R. Flllonl . ,., 7-1 Lift!. Klkl IKlng Jr.) ...4-1 told Chorw. (Crwia) 4-1 US SKI TEAM Goiio»rr Mac IP.Ioarbtckl . IM F M Frill (Blwdry) IS I «i:Trot, IM,U,M . »l TwKaHanovar (Oowor Jr.) ... M rilliniT Counloii IPIaMI ... l-l BENEFIT limit—if (Ltm«