Say boy victim of 'Russian Roulette'
FREEHOLD - k 11-year-old Red Btnk boy who was quency in connection with the alleged manslaughter. after the shooting, according to investigators from the Red totally shot by another youth Sunday night was the victim County Medical Examiner Dr. Stanley M Becker said Bank police and the county detectives. of a "form of Russian Roulette," according to First Assis- cause of death was a single bullet that entered the left side The victim was born in Neptune, and he and his family tant County Prosecutor Paul Chalet. of the boy's neck and pierced his right chest. According to had recently moved to Red Bank. He had attended Neptune Jowph Hall, II Willow St., Red Bank, was shot with one Dr. Becker, Hall died from blood loss and air entering the public schools and was slated to attend Red Bank Middle bullet fired from a ttcaliber handgun. The Incident oc- right lung. School starting today. curred In a second floor hallway of his home at about 7:14 According to Mr Chalet, the alleged assailant, young Hall ia survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary Hall; three p.m. Sunday, according to Red Bank police. The youth died Hall and a third juvenile were all present In the second- brothers, Jason, Steven and Mark Hall, all at home; one at Rlvervlew Hospital about one-half hour later. floor hallway at the time of the shooting. Allegedly the sister, Miss Stephanie Mall, at home, and his maternal A 15-year-old boy, who allegedly fired the ratal shot, Is assailant pointed the handgun first at the third juvenile and grandfather, John R. MaU of Erica, Va. being held In the Juvenile Detention Center, Freehold then at young Hall. Allegedly there were three bullets in the Childs Funeral Home, Red Bank, Is in charge of ar- Township. He faces mandatory charges of juvenile delin- six-chamber gun. There were two bullets still In the gun rangements. House where boy tea' killed The Daily Register VOL. 101 NO. 59 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1978 15 CENTS Joining County Prosecutor's staff Monmouth Beach mayor leaving
By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN successor, and Bruce Bradley, Until a few months ago, he served as mayor since that son, resigned as commissioner Mr. Neale, of Ocean Ave- Mayor Johnson had based MONMOUTH BEACH - a member of the borough rec- owned and ran his family busi- time, i earlier this year. nue, had served previously on his last campaign for re-elec- ness, Monmouth Beach Cold the borough Planning Board After n years as the borough's reation commission, is con- Mayor Johnson was easily Louis Sodano, who was ap- tion on the borough's declining Storage Co., Inc. and is an investment banker. chief elected official, Sldne/B- sidered a top contender for ap- re-elected to another four-year pointed to commission suc- local-purposes tax rate. Mayor Johnson has ex- Johnson will resign as mayor pointment to the vacant com- term on the three-person ceeding Mr. Peterson, will Mayor Johnson's resigna- The business, founded by perience on a number of coun- here to assume a position In mission seat. borough commission in last have to run for election to com- tion also completes a radical the present mayor's father, ty boards and organizations, the Monmouth County Prose- Mayor Johnson last night year's municipal election. mission in November, as will change In the make-up of the who also served as mayor of Including the Monmouth Coun- cutor's office, he said last declined to state what his new Mr. Neale, one of the the new person appointed to borough's governing body night. post will be under newly-ap- the borough, closed recently mayor's running-mates in that ty Vocational School Board, after more than JO years In third commission seat. which began last year when The mayor expects to offer pointed county prosecutor election, will be the senior the Northeast Monmouth Re- operation. long-time Borough his resignation, effective Sept. Alexander Lehrer. member ol the commission af- Mr. Bradley, who lives on gional Sewerage Authority, Commissioners Edwin R. n, at tonight's Borough Com- lLthough Mayor Johnson is Mayor Johnson Is a gradu- ter Mr. Johnson's resignation, West Street, here, has not pre- and the Monmouth County Re- Feste and Harold W Peterson mission meeting. a member of both the New ate of Princeton University although he has held the post viously held elected office in gional Health Commission No. declined to run for re-election. Commissioner F. Brent Jersey Bar and the New York and Columbia Law School. He for little more than a year. the borough. He is employed 1. Ntale Is expected to be ap- bar, he has not been an active- was first elected to Borough Mayor Johnson's other 1977 by the J. F. Klely Construction Mr. Johnson's tenure as At that time, Mr. Feste was pointed u Mayor Johnson's ly-practicing attorney. Commission*! In lMt and has running mate, Edwin 0. Peter- Co. mayor has seen the completion the junior member of com- of a number of major ratables mission, with 10 years in the in this small oceanfront com- post; Mr. Peterson had served munity, including the Channel for !4 years. Club and Channel Club Towers Mr. Neale's IS months in and The Towers (formerly office will now qualify him as called The Shores) ran the senior member of com-
domimium mission SMacy B. JekasM Sunday sales battle Red Bank's CofC in counterattack By JULIE MCDONNELL Sen. Martin J Greenberg. D- ment committee by Assembly Essex. would reinstate the Speaker Christopher Jack- RED BANK-The Greater Sunday closing law in the man, D-Hudson Mr Jackman Red Bank Chamber of Com- state's criminal code. who at one time favored open merce has launched Its own In the code, revised recent- Sunday sales, changed his postcard war to combat Bam ly, the blue laws' are sched- mind after small businessmen SCHOOL RENOVATION PLANNED — Plans are underway to ment suites proposed. In the architect's rendering, above, the berger's, as the fight over the uled for repeal, with the repeal in Hudson county argued that convert the century-old Mechanic Street School In Red Bank to a wiWg at right Is the former gymnasium; Mechanic Street is at state's Sunday closing law to take effect next September. repeal of the law might put professional office building. The exterior will be painted a sand left. rages on The Keyport Chamber of them out of business. color, with two small additions and extra lighting for the base- Bamberger's, a leading Commerce has also dis- The legislature will meet proponent of eliminating the tributed about 1.000 cards urg- next Monday, and at this point present 'blue laws' which pro- ing that the blue laws be re- it's more likely that the hibit Sunday selling in 10 New tained Greenberg bill will be reported Jersey counties, Including The postcard battle is sym- out for action next week Old school has a bright future Monmouth, has been supplying bolic of the fight over the'law: The Graves bill would have its customers with postcards large chain stores and shop- to be passed and signed by kind of restraint on the type of ter. I think we have to be dicated that It would not im- ple occupancy. I will," Mr Lee By JULIE MCDONNELL urging state Assembly passage ping malls favor repeal of Sun- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne by ear- tenants." somewhat considerate of the pose any parking require- said. of a bill that would put the day closing, while small busi- ly October to gel the question The application will require applicant." ments that could not reason- RED BANK - The 107- The school was vacated question on the ballot. nessmen around the state want on the ballots of the 10 counties two variances, one for a buffer ably be met, and the applicant year-old Mechanic Street Board member Marianne during the summer, along with And the Red Bank to preserve the closing law with 'bluelaws' School has a new future. strip that will be less than the Cannavo agreed that the board agreed to provide both a park- the River Street School The Chamber, a leader in the move The law bans Sunday sales Bamberger's, which has ad- required 15-feet wide on the could be lenient because the Ing study and an indication of district has been consolidated to preserve Sunday closings, The school's owner, Irwln of five categories of merchan- vertised its postcard campaign east side of the property, and applicant Is dealing with an the likely tenants, by occupa- in two schools, with grades K 4 has supplied about 2.500 post- Chess of Locust, presented dise — clothing, appliances. extensively in local news- one that will allow parking in existing building, but she tion. attending the Primary School cards to 10 Red Bank plans to convert the structure furniture, home and office papers and on the radio, also front of the building. added, "We owe it to the resi- "I have ths handbook that and grades 5-8 attending the merchants for shoppers to to a professional office build- furnishings, and building sup- commissioned a poll by Louis The plans, designed by Apld dents In the area to protect tells how much traffic is gener- new Middle School in what was urge their legislators to pass Ing to the Planning Board last plies — in the counties where Harris on the question night. Archiects, here, call for 57 them and their parking." ated by what occupations If the former Red Bank High the so-called 'Greenberg bill' voters adopted it back in 1959 And the results supported Mr. Chess, who bought the parking spaces for for the In the end, the board in- you don't come up with a sam- School That bill, introduced by The bill which would put the Bamberger's position: that school from the Board of building, according to Peter question on the ballot in No- people want a referendum on Education last May for Carton, Mr. Chess' attorney. vember was introduced by the question, and that they fa- |M1,NO -more than twice the Mr. Chess, who is one of the Sen. Prank X Graves. l>- vor Sunday shopping second highest bid- said he partners In the corporation, Birmingham is hanged in effigy Passaic When 1,054 persons in the 10 couldn't be specific about the called Mechanic Street Prop- kind of tenants who would oc- By MARK GRAVEN lustrious acting chief (Capt said referring to contract ne- The PBA has maintained Both bills have passed the closed counties were asked erty Inc., said that none of the that Keyport's policeman are Senate, and have been sent to whether they favored a refer- cupy the building. partners own any property KEYPORT - Mayor Wil- Michael Kelly) knew about gotiations. among the lowest paid in the the Assembly's county govern- See Saaday sales, page 1 within MO feet of the school. liam A. Ralph charged last these things going on." Mayor Ralph blasted the But, addressing a concern night that members of the po- PBA, charging them for re- county. Not all of the partners live in The hanging in effigy of Mr of the planners, Mr. Chess said lice department are respon- sponsibility In the impasse in "They're comparing us Red Bank, he said Birmingham added new fuel to he "hopes" to fill the building sible for hanging Police Com- negotiations, for which a Pub- with police departments like verbal volleys being ex- with tenants who will generate missioner James Birmingham lic Employment Relations Holmdel. Deal. Elberon, and The school Is still zoned as a changed between borough of- (be least amount of traffic on In effigy. Commission (PERC) has been Spring Lake Heights," said the public property, and board ficials and the Patrolmen's the narrow street. called in to mediate Mayor. "We're working this The Inside Story members had a lengthy dis- "This Is what I found in Benevolent Association, who But the Planning Board re- cussion as to whether It now police headquarters," said In a press conference held out on what we can afford to THK HEATH KH are in the midst of negotiating pay.1 We don't have the in- quested that Mr. Chess submit automatically becomes part of Mayor Ralph, exhibiting a a 1978 contract. after the meeting, the mayor the central business zone, or cardboard box with a toy discussed the details of the dustry other towns have to foot Cltady aad coder tonight awl tomorrow wllk a a traffic study with his plans at Mr. Birmingham, who did whether It should be placed clown dangling from the top PBA's demands the bill." ckaace tf rail, (empiric report on page J. Its regular meeting Sept. 2« not appear to be upset by the Into a particular zone by the "It's not my policy to make anyway. effigy, puffed on his cigar as The mayor also charged action of the Borough Council. The clown, clothed in a yel- comment while there are IWmr Improvement pages .' it it "You might locate the state usual, and sharply critized that the police department had low and green costume, was salary negotiations, but I think Wrddlags are aaamaeed J "There are a limited statements issued by the PBA a higher rate of sick day unemployment office In there, chomping on a cigar and was someone has been running off Red Sex wla, lead again |; number of uses for this build- during the last week absenteeism than any other and that would be craiy," said marked "James B" on its fore- at the mouth," said the mayor. ing," said board member borough department. Norman Lee, board chairman. head. "This council has been good referring to statemnents made Bridge Advlc* 21 DAILY REGISTER Walter M. "Pat " Thackara. The mayor said that the "Or tf you put three allergists "These are the kind of men to the police department." as- by Detective Louis Tomasello. Bislaess 1» PHONE NUMBERS "The sooner this property Is best thing to do under the cir- In there, that's good for U cars I have to depend on," said the serted Mr. Birmingham. "We PBA president Classified lala Office 542 4*9* . We might want to ask some back on the tax rolls, the bet- mayor heatedly. "And our Il- have been more than fair," he cumstances, might be to give The PBA is asking for a 10 an officer on sick leave a five Ctmlcs ' 2J TeUFree (71-91*1 percent salary increase plus dollar bill to bet at the race Crasswtrd Panle 21 Tall Free 5H-IIN fringe benefits, while the coun- track Editorials ( Classified Depl 542 I7M cil has offered a five percent F.ilertalamral u ClmlallM Dept 542-49*9 increase. The mayor said that the Hwtwoof : 21 Sparts Depl 542-4W4 Lack of map is costly to driver borough might be running out Lifestyle 7 MkttrtmnBanaa...... (71-2259 In reviewing the salary of money in it's police budget, structure, the Mayor said that Make ADalr 4 Fnrtakt Bama. Ol 2192 because of the etfrodinary LONG BRANCH - A Neptune City man who miy have Officer Anne Samuels. police officers pay has gone up ObUMrirt 4 UsgBnathBaiaa. zzVMI* amount of money being paid wHhed ht carried a road map with him was arrested for Officer Samuels allegedly spotted a pistol lying on the between 68 and 84 percent Sparts 17-18 SMcaaasr Bsreaa. t»2»-S5» ffltol powetiton of a gun yesterday after he stopped to aak seat of the car, and asked MlUer to gel out of the car. police since 1*70 out in police overtime this ye»r • dty police officer for directions, according to city polke. said. Mike Flood appearing Wed Rasle O'Grady's "I defy you to go out and He said the borough has al- frank EJden Miller, M, of 111 Woodland Ave., Neptune MlUer then drove off, but his getaway was hampered by find citizens on the street nights Briody's, Rumson. Jack Hill Trio, Tues Sat. Rt ready paid out $50,000 in over- City, has been charged with possession Of a firearm by a road comtructlefl, police said. When he attempted to turn whose salaries have increased 35. Eatontown See Bsrataghasi, page S Bahn, Rcstanraal HlrhlaMls ctavtcud Won, possession of a firearm without a permit, Mi ear around the parking lot behind the Oceanic Fire M percent In seven years," Howe, Police Officer Anthony Cannella. who had been Enjoy Lobster at its best 1U Attealita Realtors sad with carrytog a firearm in his car, police report. said Mayor Ralph SOrey's New ResUsxaal lb Lobster, $6 95 Don't miss our monthly Pa- HabaUwut*tatfi,M*. summoned by Officer Samuels, blocked his escape with his 7 days a week luncheon-soup, rade of Homes, Sun., Sept. 17 ItitHlN in Mi" ""'" ''TT"1 *** car near BatlL -jMixaLcat Twla Ltbstrr Dbner 17.95 salad bar, buffet, deli-style « TUB MeLawe Ttalgkl Deadline Thurs , Sept. 14 Call AMMt and Ptart Street to ask directions from Police He wai then arrested by Offleer Samuels. Wharf Pub, Shrewsbury Ave., Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson With ACB, Wed.-Sat Classified Display for your res- Highlands. 291-57S W-1115 Driftwood, Sea Bright ervation. KMtM 2 TheDtdyRegfeler SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.1978 Goldsweig investigates 9 9 2 crashes 7just don t have a skinny little body By DAVID TURNER WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - to win." very talented, but she was Lad Asa Bergea, who repre- She said the Judges are also the cutesy contestant Natural gas bill closer Carter the go-between MARLBORO - Mayor sented Kansas In the Miss not allowed to discuss the with an hour-glass figure Arthur Goldzweig last night America pageant, had few voting among themselves; She's Miss America's WASHINGTON (AP) - Momentum CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) - President promised to Investigate the kind words for the Judges so a Judge who has more cheerleader." MM to be building In the adminis- Carter la more than ever the go-between at two plane crashes which have who denied her the title. knowledge In one area, such Miss Bergen, a Junior in tration's ftvor as the Senate nears a show- the Middle East summit for Egypt's Anwar , occurred In the past three as singing, cannot give his history and political science down on the natural gas deregulation bill. Sadat and Israel's Menachem Begin, who weeks at Marlboro Airport, "I lost It in the bathing opinion on the quality of per- at Kansas State University, With Vice President Walter F. Uondale haven't conferred since last Thursday. Route 71. suit contest," she said after leading a behind-the-scenes effort to round There was no Indication that the two would arriving from Atlantic City formance to the other was also upset with what she Six persons were Injured up votes for the compromise legislation, meet today either, but Jody Powell, sole at Mid-Continent Airport Judges. considered the poor quality Aug. 27, when the single-en- administration forces were grabbing far official spokesman for the participants, Sunday night. "That means some of the of questions she was asked gine Piper airplane In which more previously uncommitted senators said Monday that Carter will bring Presi- Judges don't know what by the Judges In the In- they were flying crashed short- "At that point, I realized than were opponents However, leaders of dent Sadat and Prime Minister Begin to- they've voting for," Miss terview. ly after takeoff. II was a beauty contest. I do the unusual coalition of liberals and con- gether at an appropriate point. Powell, the Bergen said. "One Judge Miss Bergen, who won A second accident occurred not have a skinny Uttle body. servative* fighting the bill expressed con- White House pros secretary, dismissed a might have two strong $5,500 In scholarship money Sunday, when a twin-engine I'm Just one of your basic fidence they would prevail, and said reporter's suggestion that the hiatus in choices, but put one at the from the Miss America pag- Piper Apache airplane crash- people." enough senators remained uncommitted to direct talks between Sadat and Begin In- bottom." eant, said she was not at- landed In a cornfield less than Miss Bergen, a 20-year- make it a wide-open battle. dicated a stalemate. "I don't think It would tacking the pageant as a one half mile from the airport. old Sauna native, was one of As a result, she said, the be appropriate to draw that conclusion," 10 finalists Saturday but the contestant In the middle whole. he said. No was one was injured in that Postal decision nearing accident. crown went to Miss Virginia, wins. "And that's what hap- "It was a very good ex- Kylene Barker. pened this year," she said perience," she said. "But Mayor Goldzweig said he WASHINGTON (AP) - The special Pegasus pieces may hit their method of Judging Is a would request copies of the Miss Bergen said she was "This is not Just sour mediator trying to guide the Postal Service very limited way of choosing WASHINGTON (AP) - Pegasus 1, one Federal Aviation Adminis- "very shocked at the out- grapes. I wish the girl who ^arl An Bergen and Its unions to a contract agreement Is Hiss America." of the largest satellites ever shot Into tration's (FAA) reports on the come. I thought I was going won all the luck. She was likely to start deciding the Issues himself space, is going to re-enter the atmosphere two accidents. today. Mediator James J. Healy said when within a few days, and although some TARRYTOWN, N.Y. be entered the stalemated talks Sept 1 that He said he may request ATLANTA (AP) — PHILADELPHIA (AP) pieces may hit the earth, the space agency LOS ANGELES (AP) - (AP) — Singers Jean Dei- be would begin moving toward binding meetings with FAA officials to Walaee Miaamaad, leader - Philadelphia Mayor said Monday It poses little danger to hu- Rep. Daalel 1. Fleed, D-Pa , ver and Harry Ckapla, ac- arbitration today If It appears the two sides determine what, if any, Im- of an estimated one million Frank L. Rb» says he Is mans. The satellite was launched In IMS, who Is seeking election to his tress Valerie Harper, Presi- cannot negotiate a settlement. There has provements to the airport members of the World Com- seeking re-election to a third and once hi orbit It unfolded two wing-like 10th term In Congress, was dent Carter's son Cklp and been no report of progress In the talks might be made to Improve munity of AM slam, says he term, which Is not permitted arms to a span of M feet, giving It the arraigned Monday on three about 1O0 others spent (he since then, and union threats of an Illegal safety conditions there. Is going to step down as chief by the city charter, because appearance of a great bird gliding through federal perjury charges In a weekend In a retreat here strike remain. 'Two In three weeks Is a bit imam of the predominantly of a "fundamental American case involving thousands of discussing how to end hun- the skies Aluminum patches on the wings : much," he said. black group. principle - the right to dollars In alleged payoffs. ger In the world by 1M7. were rigged electronically to measure The mayor said he went to The chief Imam Is the po- choose." River barge traffic is halted meteoroid penetrations. He is accused of lying the airport when he heard litical leader — as opposed Rlxio said that A three-day symposium MEMPHIS, Tens. - Traffic on the Mis- news of last Sunday's crash. to the spiritual leader — of when he said he didn't know sponsored by The Hunger "thousands of Philadel- of one payoff and when he sissippi River at Memphis was halted yes- Train crashes into home He said Route 71 was "lined" the group, formerly known phians" had urged him to Project, a San Francisco terday night after a barge sideawlped a with township police and emer- as the Black Muslims. said he didn't receive two baaed group striving to MIAMISBURG, Ohio - When Michael seek another four-year term. others. If convicted, he faces bridge pier. Two barges sank and a third gency vehicles which had re- Muhammad, speaking "I am urging the people eliminate work) hunger by crashed Into a dredge. Call saw the derailed freight train hurtling 1 sponded to the crash. here Sunday, said, "I refuse up to five years in prison and Mt7, ended Sunday after- toward his home, he "turned around to yell of Philadelphia to vote yes to a $10,000 fine on each count. A Coast Guard spokesman said he could Mayor Goldzweig said he to accept the authority of the noon at the Executive Con- for everyone to get out." But it was too late charter reform so that I can Flood, a normally lo- not estimate how long river traffic would heard several complaints from chief Imam ' He asked fol- run for re-election as ference Center In this New be restricted at Memphis. — his month-old son and two friends were the airport's neighbors while lowers to accept the leader- quacious former actor, said York City suburb. killed In the crash. Two cars from Sunday's mayor," he said. nothing as he made his way The towboat "A.P. Boxley" was he was at the scene of the ship of a 17-member council "If my father can go from Conrail derailment ripped through the A vote on the proposed through a crowd of reporters pushing 11 coal- and grain-laden barges accident. of Imams - local Islamic being almost unknown to rented duplex that Call and his wife Donna charter change Is scheduled at the federal courthouse. downstream when the accident occurred. "It does represent a sub- leaders. being president in four had moved into a week before. Their Infant for Nov. 7. Observers say the His local attorney, Rich- Coast Guard officials said two coal stantial hazard to the residents Muhammad said he In- years, we can certainly end son, Michael, was killed as were Kathy odds, once estimated at two- ard M. Gjleman, said Flood barges sank The "Oklahoma," a dredge in the neighborhood," he said. tends to remain active In the hunger In 10 years," said the Anne Barkalow, 17, of Mlamlsburg, and to-one against passage, have "has said he Is Innocent of working near the left bank of the river, was Airport officials could not group — apparently primari- Improved. . young Carter Linda Humerick, M, of Germantown, Ohio be reached for comment last ly as spiritual leader. the chlages, and he has eve- Denver said early In the heavily damaged after it was hit by a one ry confidence the Judicial of the barges. - friends with whom the Calls had been night. The group also discussed conference, We have every playing cards In the living room. process will demonstrate "There were no Injuries and no water Inspector Warner Mills of the possibility of moving the solution necessary to end "I remember someone saying here I HOLLYWOOD (AP) - that." pollution as a result of the accident," said the FAA said yesterday he is group's headquarters from starvation on our planet. AU comes the 5: M and it sounds like she's Abe Vlgoda said Monday he U. Cmd. Robert Luchun, port safety of- "in the process of investigat- Chicago, with Houston and we need now is to recognize going awful fast," said Call, a 22-year-old > has been unable to reach a Boer with the Coast Guard Marine Safety ing" Sunday's mishap. He de- Atlanta mentioned as pos- that our survival depends auto mechanic.' i heard the first car go off ' salary agreement with the WASHINGTON (AP) - Office "There didn't appear to be any clined to comment on the acci- sible relocation sites. not on some of us having the track and I went out the door. producers of "Barney Singers Tern Janes and liaa damage to the (Hernando DeSoto) dent. enough to eat but on all of us Dollar drops sharply again "I don't have any Idea of Miller" and would not return Turner belted out their songs having enough" when my report will be re- to the ABC series as pre- on behalf of the Equal Rights • • Gvil Service rules stay NEW YORK - The doUar dropped leased," he said. viously anticipated. Amendment for the National CHICAGO (AP) - The sharply against major foreign currencies Inspector Ray Dietz of the Vlgoda left the hit police Organization for Women at a last time LUIlai Carter WASHINGTON (AP) - The House yesterday as profit-taking ate into the pre- FAA Is reportedly Investigat- comedy series two years ago benefit concert Monday stumped for U.S. Senate con- voted Monday to leave intact most civil vious week's gains. Trading was very ac- ing the Aug. 27 crash, but he when aging, ailing and night. Getting Jones to help tender Alex H. Selth, she had service provisions that give hiring advan- tive In London but moderate In New York. was not available for comment cynical Detective Fish was promote equal rights for some trouble pronouncing women was the brainchild of tages to veterans, voting to include only The price of gold rose. yesterday. retired and spun off Into a his name. But no more - "It presidential assistant Midge slight changes In President Carter's civil One dealer said the dollar's fall was a A spokeswoman for the Na- series called "Fish." ABC rhymes with Jimmy's teeth" Costanza, who recently re- service reorganization bill. The vote was a "natural reaction" after its value had been tional Transportation Safety canceled that series after quipped the president's 80- signed over differences with setback for Carter, who had sought to pushed up Friday on news that U.S. whole- Board, reached at Kennedy In- two years. The actor said he year-old mother. the administration about her make significant changes In the veterans- sale prices had declined for the first time in ternational Airport, In New was leaving Wednesday tor Mrs. Carter visited nine role as public liaison. She preference practice, but the adminis- two years. York, said the FAA is required Chicago, where he would or 10 homes in Chicago Mon- leaves the White House this tration continued to back the overall plan Dealers discounted news that the Fed- to file plane crash reports with star for six weeks In Neil day, shaking hands and even week. "Because Tom Jones to overhaul the civil service system. eral Reserve apparently tightened mone- her agency within 30 days af- Simon's "God's Favorite" at holding a baby in the best Is known as an International tary policy by raisng Its target rate for - ter the incident. the Arlington Park Theater. political tradition. Democrat sexist and Is talented and Federal funds — short-term loans among She said a "preliminary re- "The fact that negotiations Selth seeks the seat held b.v Nixon wishes Carter well wonderful, I thought It would banks — from % percent to 8*4 percent. port" on the Aug. 27 crash had between my agents and the Sen. Charles H. Percy, a Re- producers of 'Barney Miller' be great to have his support NEW YORK (AP) - Former President The Federal funds rate can Influence , not yet been filed In her office. publican. were unproductive has for the ERA and when he Richard M. Nixon says he hopes President other Interest rates; the Fed has been "I've been assured by so prompted me to return to the volunteered his help, we Carter's Camp David summit gets Egypt timing for higher interest rates In part to many people who know Mr. Howell man stage, where I originally were eager to accept," said and Israel on the road to peace. "I hope It fight Inflation and in part to make the Selth what a good man he came from," said Vigoda. Costanza. does resolve a lessening of tensions In the dollar more attractive to foreign investors. AkeVlgrta is," said Mrs. Carter. area, and that the talks establish a nego- indicted tiating framework," said Nixon, who ar- Tighten up on Talwin FREEHOLD - A 44-year- rived In New York Monday for a two-day old Howell Township man was 9 visit. The former president plans meetings WASHINGTON (AP) - The govern- Indicted by a county grand Indictment Say the plan didn t get there with his publishers and will attend a memo- ent announced Monday It Is placing Jury yesterday on charges of rial service Wednesday for Elmer Holmes tighter restrictions on a pain-killing drug murder In the fatal stabbing of By JULIE MCDONNELL took responsibility for the ov- "Here we go again," said Boost, a Nixon backer who died last month known as Talwin. The Drug Enforcement his wife and the stabbing his on sodomy RED BANK - Some of the ersight and apologized to the Walter M. "Pat" Thackara, at age W "I think that the policy of all Administration said the prescription drug 71-year-old mother-in-law. FREEHOLD - A Long erosion and run-off problems board at last night's Planning the Borough Council's repre- concerned of imposing the news blackout will be controlled through strict accounting George Terllzzese of Sun- Branch man who reportedly encountered by the Lanld Board meeting. sentative on the board. Corp.'s Tower Hill project In a discussion of the work while the talks progress Is a good one," and record-keeping procedures by manu- nyslde Road, Howell, is took neighborhood boys fishing According to the borouqh charged with murder in the has been indicted on charges might have been avoided, If a beinq done at the con- said Nixon of the private talks at Camp facturers, drug wholesalers and pharma- engineer, Daniel McSweeney David for Egypt's Anwar Sadat and Is- fatal subbing of his wile, he sodomized six of them. soil erosion plan had reached dominium project site, Mr. of Schoor Engineering, the cies, and presciptlons will be limited to five rael's Menachem Begin. Helene, J», July 18 In their A county grand jury yester- the proper authorities more Lee read a letter from Edward number of units In the $1.4 mil- refills within six months. IUegal distribu- home In Howell Township. day handed up a 24-count In- than a year ago. Donnelly, chairman of the lion project has been reduced - Photon say 'one shot' tion of the drug, which Is also known by Its He Is charged also with as- dictment charging James Planning Board chairman Freehold Soil Conservation from 24 to 21, the first floor chemical name, pentazozine, would bring saulting his mother-in-law, Daniels, Hendrickson Ave., Norman Lee acknowledged district, addressed to Mr. Men- elevation has been changed In WASHINGTON (AP) - Photography up to three years In prison and a $10,000 Mrs. Anna Gitto with intent to Long Branch, with six counts last night that, If the plan had na. the front row of con- experts have determined that President fine for the first offense and double that for kill her; committing an atro- of sodomy, six counts of Im- been sent to the Freehold Soil The letter was critical of dominiums, and the bulkhead John F. Kennedy and John B. Connally Conservation district as re- repeated offenses. cious assault and battery upon pairing the morals of the chil- the 10-month delay In the Free- has been moved Inward. were seated In such a way that a single her and assaulting her with a dren, six counts of contributing Ired, "some of the problems" hold district 's receipt of the "We might as well disband bullet could have wounded both of them at Cancer therapy encouraging knife. He Is charged also with to their delinquency and six might have been averted. plans, and It listed several sug- the board, if the plans we ap- the time Kennedy was assassinated, ac- possessing a dangerous knife. counts of lewdness. The six The district did not receive gestions for curbing erosion prove aren't being adhered cording to congressional sources. BOSTON - Doctors at Memorial Sloan Police had reported at the victims ranged in age between the plans until 10 months after problems at the site. to," Mr. Thackara said. "What That conclusion supports the Warren Kettering Institute In New York say they time that they had received a seven and 13. All the Incidents site work began. The letter concluded by are we wasting our time for?" Commission's so-called "single-bullet theo- are getting a higher survival rate among report of a domestic dispute at allegedly occurred between Gerald Menna, the stating that the district would ry," widely disputed by conspiracy theo- children with bone cancer by using drug the bi-level ranch home of the January 1177 and this past borough's building Inspector, not assume any responsibility rists who believe the men were shot by therapy prior to any surgical procedures. Terlizaeses where Mrs. Gitto July. for problems created by the 44 towns separate bullets and that two assassins Dr. Gerald Rosen, * chemotheraptst at also resided. When two pa- According to Long Branch lumonth delay. were Involved. The commission concluded Memorial, told doctors attending the trolmen arrived at the home, police, each of the six boys was Coe says no The Lanid Corporation has that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone American Cancer Society's National Con- police said, they found Mrs. apparently sodomized once. been constructing a berm are eligible gunman. Two photo analysts were to re- ference on the Care of the Child With Gitto In front, bleeding from Daniels wajJirst arrested July to Jarvis along its property on Prospect port to the House Assassinations Commit- Cancer, that 74 percent of patients receiv- the stomach. Mrs. Terlizzese 17, and rearrested on addi- Avenue to avert any further tee today that Kennedy and Connally were ing heavy chemotherapy before an opera- was found lying on the kitchen tional charges the following RED BANK - Bruce G. runoff problems. Residents of park funds aligned In the presidential limousine In tion were surviving as opposed to a SO floor, police said, adding that a day. He has been In the county Coe, Republican Con- tne street complained TRENTON (AP) - Tbe Dallas In a way that a single bullet could percent survival rate for those who re- local physician had pro- jail In lieu of $50,000 bail since gressional nominee, said yes- strenuously about the erosion New Jersey Senate yesterday have passed through Kennedy's neck and ceived chemotherapy after their opera- nounced her dead at the scene. then. terday that he has declined last month, and Mayor Frank •mended a proposal for a $200 then struck Connally In the back, said the tions. Proposition 13 leader Howard McKenna at one point threat- million Green Acres bond Issue sources, who requested anonymity. Jarvis' offer of potential finan- ened to shut down the project for park development, adding Pair sues Middletown cial assistance. If the problems weren't cor- 44 urban communities that Mis8in ri is found 9afe rected. would have been dropped by Brush Ore under control « 8» FREEHOLD - Two Mld- Supermarket and to construct Mr. Coe endorsed Mr. CAMPTON, N.H. - A 2ft-year-old girl Jarvis' goal of lower taxes and In other business last night, an earlier amendment. DENVER - Favorable winds helped dletown Township residents an addition to the southerly who spent the night lost In the woods In 50- have commenced legal action most end of the stores. less costly government, and the Planning Board members The largest communities contain a troublesome fire In dry, hilly degree weather was found safe yesterday sent Mr. Jarvis a copy of his were Irked to learn that reinstated Include Cllffslde timber and brush areas southwest of Den- to compel Township Commit- The two residents charge by her grandfather, authorities said. Fish tee to process their appeal of that the board action was un- alternative tax reduction and changes have been made In the Park, Cherry HU1, South Or- ver yesterday, but firefighters,remained and Game Lt. Brian Howe said Shasta inflation control program for site plan for a Bodman Place ange, Hamilton Township, on hand In case flames Jumped fire lines township Planning Board ac- reasonable. They claim that Helnemann wandered Into the woods when tion In approving an expansion the size and number of parking consideration. condominium projectp , without Woodbrldge, South Brunswick Into clusters of expensive homes. To the her father stopped at the girl's grand- But the Rumson Re- Mlddletown, southeast, other firefighters moved to program for Mlddletown Shop- spices permitted were grossly the board's okay. father's house at « p.m. Sunday. After a ping Center. Inadequate and was contrary publican declined Mr. Jarvis' check flames that threatened stands of futile search Sunday night, the girl's grand- The legal action was filed to the provisions of a township offer because of his policy of Umber, and a separate brush fire broke out father, Bernard Moulton, found her shortly by Peter Frunzi of 12 Daniel ordinance and will create traf- turning down all contributions near the town of Castle Rock. after I a.m. about a half-mile from his Drive and by Lucille Santora fic and parking problems. from Political Action Commit- The fire near Castle Rock, about JO tees of any nature. "miles south of the main blaze, did not of 18 Daniel Drive, both Mld- Fugitive surrenders dletown, who reside within 200 WANTED threaten property, fire officials said. feet of the northeast corner of TflE NORIH JEKET SHORE COMMUTE OAKLAND, Calif. - A convicted the shopping center complex Retail sales increase murderer who escaped twice from the at Route 8 and New Mon- A MEDIUM eUJE NATeiSOHS SUIT <*).. Monterey County Jail has surrendered to mouth Road. WASHINGTON (AP)-Retail sales by Oakland police, telling them "he was tired The lawsuit said that Am- lOTtis SUIT awou-rue somnecuwD Ike nation's businesses increased 1 percent IllY of running around," authorities said. terra Management Inc. as T TOUJS RK HIM, ALSO A NftiSStffc ta August, the biggest gain In sales In three Officer C. Charles Thomas said Ed- agent for the shopping center months, the Commerce Department said ward W. Johnson walked Into the station applied for and was granted AUO LEFTBUS 3UiT> ALMOST UjeNTftSAL ftfT OT Monday. Retail sales had declined in July. over the weekend and said he wanted to site plan approval and vari- August sales were estimated at $*4.S8 give himself up. Johnson, S3, who was ances by the board for ex- hjiiton up from $*4.#9 billion In July and convicted of second-degree murder for kill- pansion and renovation of the C/WP vie* vatSA> O0MT ,J«ar $H* billion In June. The August total was Ing a man during a fight in a motel last center's complex. The center IpercemgrMterttanajreaj eailler. year, was betigheld brthe Oakland Jail. plans to utilize an existing one- story building for Pathmark 53DU Futurevision SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1978 OKd by city Eatontown ignores attorneys advice
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»» WIMFHOTO GARROW KILLED - Robert Gorrow, 42, In this 1975 file photo, was shot and killed yester- day by searchers near Beacon, N.Y. The Shootout capped a massive 3-day manhunt for Garrow, who had escaped from a medi- um security facility in Fishklll, NY. Escaped killer shot in manhunt BEACON, N.Y. (AP) - Robert G»rrow, who con- fessed to four killings, was ahot uid killed by authorities yesterday after wounding > prison guard about a mile from the prison where he was being held, officials uld. Acting state Corrections Commissioner Richard Hon- gisto said Garrow was shot by authrotles after he ig- SAVE 30% TO 50% nored a command to sur- render and shot a guard in the leg When Garrow was TO ATIANTA AND THE SOUTH. spotted lying in the ground near an interstate highway, Hongtsto said, "He was told 'Stay where you are.' "He opened fire, the of- ON EASTERN. ficers returned fire and killed Garrow on the spot," Honglstosatd Kound-trip Fares It was not known how Departures from Garrow got the pistol he had Wherever you're flying to in the South, Si w York/Newark: Times Regular 50<* with him. I Dull) l)u\ coach OFF OFF 1 Although he had man- aged to get past the fence chances are there's one airline that can fly you there around the medium security from the New York area. Eastern. Atlanta 16 $180 $126 $108 $ 90 Fishklll Correctional Facu- Birmingham 13 196 137 118 lty, he apparently spent If you're going to Atlanta, Eastern offers you Charleston. S.C. 13 168 113 97 three days within a Hoot- Charlotte 12 ' 146 102 88 nigh fence around the 700- 13 nonstop flights conveniently scheduled Chattanooga 3 176 123 106 acre prison grounds. throughout the day. Columbia, S.C. 14 158 111 95 Columbus, 63. 6 192 134 115 ' Or if your destination is elsewhere in the Gainesville 9 202 141 121 Drive lane South, Eastern also has daily nonstops to Greensboro/ High Point/ Birmingham, Charleston, Jacksonville, Winston-Salem 9' 130 91 78 approved New Orleans, Raleigh/Durham and other (lieenville/. Spartanburg 9 156 109 94 by board Southern cities. Jacksonville 15 192 134 115 96 These are just some of the highlights of Mobile 13 228 160 137 114 OCEAN TOWNSHIP-the Montgomery 10 202 141 121 Planning Board last night Eastern's daily service. NewQrleana 12 246 172 148 fruited conditional approval Pengacola 13 222 155 133 111 to Coastal Group Management - Corp. to Restaurant, Route 13. SAVE 30%TO 50% WITH Raleigh/Durham 13 124 '87 74 construct a drive-through lane Richmond 4 96 67 58 at Burger King EASTERNS SUPER SAVERS. Tallahassee 9 202 141 121 The firm will be able to Not only can we fly you to Atlanta and the open a drive-in window, if it W, discount available on daycoachflightt, Frida) through Sunday. follows recommendations South in comfort, we can also save you 30% to 10', discount available on daycoach flights. Monday through Thursday and on Night Coach made last night by Robert (IIXIIK Frid.n through Sunday, where available. Rosa, town planner. Mr. Rosa 50% with Eastern's Super Savers. :*v, iiim mini'in linillili iniUi|lnCm>lil1iglliii Monday through Thursday. requested that wooden bar- rier's be erected Instead of the Eastern's Super Savers will save you money proposed plastic ones, that any landscaping that might be dis- to every city we fly to in the continental United turbed be replaced and said a States. Simply purchase your round-trip tickets landscape plan should be sub- mitted. 30 days in advance, and stay more thar^seven days. Call your travel agent, or Eastern Airlines at Jeffrey Donner, attorney for the applicant, agreed to the Check the fare box for savings to some of our 212-986-5000 in New York or 800-572-2610 in recommendations made by Mr. Rosa. Stanley Platkln. destinations from New York/Newark. New Jersey. vice president at Coastal Man- We'll get your trip off to the right start. At the agement, testified for his com- CALL MOW pany. When asked why a drive- right price. through windows have become FOR RESERVATIONS. popular, he said "because your basic person is lazy" No matter where you're traveling, make sure Mr. Platkln said there Is no Seats at Super Saver fores are not available over certain holiday Increase in the overall busi- you call for reservations soon. Seats at Super dates during the fall and winter. Maximum length of slay 4"> da) s. ness of a store because of Saver fares are limited, and may not be available on Shorter advance purchase and minimum stay requirements to drive-through windows, but {8 south Florida destinations. Prices are subject to change. "The 50 to M percent of the store's every flight. Wings of Man" is a registered service mark of Eastern Air Lines, Inc business is usually transferred to the windows. Customers are able to place orders and pick up their food without getting out of their car when to they go to • drive-through window. Coastal Group Man- agement is based in Staten Is- land, N.Y. and owns a number Of stores In the metropolitan area. The board also considered, but took no formal action on two professional office build- ings plumed for Route It near Bloomfteld Avenue. Richard AnseU represented Zobn, Berger, Mlrne and dolman, who are seeking sev- eral variances for the con- struction of a two-story, 10,000 square foot building at Route it=RN Hand Bloomfleld Avenue The board postponed action at the matter until October (, THE WINGS OF MAN so the applicants can draw uu a new site plan, In compliance with Mr. Rosa's report. The Daily Register Letter to Jordan: Valid or hoax?
Established in IK78 - Published by The Red Rank Register Lee was supposed to outline •y JACK ANDERSON iliiiiiiHliiniiiiiiiiiimi IU IMIIWII ton Jordan In Vesco's behalf. the whole Vesco deal to Jordan An Incriminating letter Lee also acknowledged that at the White House, Herring ARTHUR Z. KAMIN which, U valid, would Im- Vesco "wanted the United WASHINGTON says. Lee swears he never did President and Editor plicate White House aide Ham States to leave him alone." But UUn Jordan In a $10 million Lee swore to us, his voice ris- It. payoff that was supposed to be SCENE ing sharply at times, that he Both agree that they flew Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford. Associate Editor laundered through a Baha- had second thoughts and "nev- back to Albany, G«, together mian corporation, has turned IMMIMMMIHIIMttlMIIIIMMIMMIIIIIMIMMMII er -discussed Robert Vesco on Herring's plane on Feb. I. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1978 up In our Investigation of the with HamUton Jordan one 1177. Herring said he phoned Robert Vesco fix with Vesco, the corporate free- time." his secretary from the airport. The letter allegedly was booter who allegedly plun- According to Herring's The telephone slips contain Tin trying to see both sides.' written by Jordan's hometown dered a mutual fund of a for- sworn account, Lee always ANDERSON this Feb. I, 1177, message to buddy, Spencer Lee IV, the tune estimated as high as $500 came to his office to work on some of his prime stock to the the secretary: "Walt at office. scion of a fine Old South Geor- million. the Vesco deal. Lee wanted to Georgians through some tortu- Spencer wants to dictate letter gia family. He vehemenUy de- Vesco wanted the U.S. gov- conceal from his own office ous financial maneuvers. to HamUton. Also get letter off nies writing the letter, and Jor- ernment, as Herring put It, "to what he was doing' Herring He promised them stock in today with rest of mail." dan denies receiving It. get off his back " Herring explained. Added Herring's his $120 million corporate Here Is the controversial Their alleged partner In the looked around Georgia for secretary: "I remember plac- flagship, Property Resources letter, which the secretary fix, R.L. Herring, a bankrupt someone who might be able to ing calls and receiving calls In Limited, which Is better known said Lee signed and she mailed businessman now awaiting accomplish this. The quest the office from and to Hamil- In international financial trial on unrelated fraud brought him to the offices of ton Jordan." circles simply as PRL They to the White House on Feb .«: charges, has sworn that lie Spenctr Lee would be able to sell their "Dear HamUton: Regard- was present when Lee drafted The man who put them to- Her recollection is sup-stock, he assured them, for no ing our conversation, It looks the letter. Herring's former gether, Norman Gay, a former ported by an office file, which less than $10 million. as .the PRL matter will take secretary, Gerolyn Hobbs. a congressional aide who wascontain; carbon copies of tele- On Jan 27,1977, Lee new to eight lo 12 months to complete. housewife with two children, then Lee's partner In some phone messages. On Jan. 3, Nassau tp set up a Bahamian The time frame Is well within has attested that she typed and rental properties; explained 1977, for example, she re-corporation, which was given our agreement with Mr. Her- mailed the letter. the purpose in an enlightening corded this message to Her- the code name the con-ring and the Costa Rlcan gen- The astonishing letter Is affidavit. As Gay recalled It, ring from Lee: "Talked to spirators had been using for Ueman. merely one Jigsaw piece In an Herring and Lee plotted "to Hamilton. Everything okay." the Vesco deal—Southern Ven- "I forgot to mention to you enormously complex puzzle secretly bring money of Rob- Flight records show that tures Limited. Herring says when we talked that the neces- that we have been fitting to- ert L. Vesco Into the United Herring and Lee flew in a the company was supposed to sary arrangements have been gether (or months. The search States for the purpose of private Jet to Costa Rica on be used to launder the $10 mil- made to protect our Interests for the missing pieces has paying various parties to fixJan. 14,1177, for a meeting the lion from the sale of the PRL In Nassau." taken us from Costa Rica to the legal problems Mr. Vesco following day with Vesco. Two stock. Lee insists he never Both Jordan and Lee deny Nassau, with half-a-dozen side had with the United States gov- witnesses say that Vesco out- knew its purpose but wasany knowledge of this in- lined the quid pro quos at this trips to Georgia. ernment." merely following Herring's In- criminating letter. Either they meeting. He listed specific structions. Gay's affidavit sup- are stonewalling a la Water- The pieces began falling Herring paid Lee a $10,000 steps that he wanted the U.S. gate, or someone has con- Into place Immediately after ports Herring's version. retainer, which Lee admitted government to take to end its trived an elaborate hoax. Al- Jimmy Carter won the 1976 he accepted for the purpose of "harassment" of him. In re- On Feb 7,1877. Herring and ready, conflicting statements election. Herring was In touch using his influence with Hamil- turn, he offered to transfer Lee Joined up In Washington. have been made under oath. Everybody's fault but Labor's By JAMES J. KILPATRICK " HMIUIIIII Ml labor contributed $8.2 million more women and young people to congressional candidates in come on the line. America's labor unions are CONSERVATIVE 1976, up $2 million from 1974. Why have these things hap- suffering these days from the Labor worked strenuously to pened? Sure, energetic busi- condition, politically speaking, put Mr. Carter in the White ness lobbying Is a factor, but It that Lifebuoy Is supposed to VIEW House. When this Congress is the least of the factors. The prevent, and even their best convened In January of 1177, people look about them and friends are beginning to tell lliliiiiiilliiiiinniiiiiiiiinniliiiiiii HUM there was every reason to be- what Is the Image they see of them. sionary zeal to eliminate the lieve that Brother Barkan and labor? Striking police and Writing In The Nation, A.H. labor movement from Ameri- his colleagues would be sitting firemen In Memphis, striking Raskin sees the sagging labor can society. in the catbird seat. teachers In New Orleans, eve- movement as "punchdrunk The president of the Ma- Look at the record. Labor KILPATRICK rywhere a contempt for the and programless." Many un- public Interest. The people see chinists' Union, fairly trans- won a minimum wage bill, but insurance. Thanks to the ions, he remarks, are ported, linked the armies of a handful of willful truck not the bill it wanted. And that charm and grace of George bedeviled by'corruption and In the radical right with Hitler, drivers preventing the publica- bill is very nearly the only bird Meany, the AFL-CIO has trouble with their own mem- Mussolini and Franco. He was In the game bag. tion of great newspapers. The achieved full-blown alienation bers. Against aggressive busi- convinced that these armies The "labor reform" bill people understand the bully- from the White House. In the ness lobbying, labor's efforts could be repelled only by "to- was to be the big one. It boy coercion of the union shop, public opinion polls, labor The Check Mate election have proved Ineffective in Con- tal redistribution of this na- cleared the House by nearly a and the people resent It. Even gress. Defeats on Capitol Hill tion's Income and wealth." hundred votes, but it died in ranks behind even lawyers, ad a majority of union members men and the Congress in pub- Check Mate, the successor to Mon- ing places are in each district. The are matched by defeats in the Brother Barkan, head of AFL- the Senate. Union leaders were oppose this coercion. The im- Industrial arena. CIO's political education, certain they could get a com- lic esteem. age could be much expanded: mouth Community Action Program polls will be open from 2 to 8 pan. Leaders of the AFL-CIO urged his comrades not tomon site picketing bill—after As it goes in Washington, so rigged elections, mismanaged (MCAP) as the county's official anti- Those who have questions about met here In Washington a cou- moan and wail, but to fight all, common site picketing had it goes abroad in the land. In pension funds, ties to or- poverty agency, tomorrow will have eligibility to vote or on any other ple of weeks ago to discuss back. passed both houses In the 14th lM7,unlons won Si percent of ganized crime. elections of trustees. These are the matter are advised to contact Mr. these trends and events, but To Judge from the press re- Congress. This time the bill the elections sanctioned by the In some ways, this Is a mir- people who are to be selected by Check about all that emerged was ports of all this oratory, no- lost in the House; and a dozen NLRB. Last year, they won ror-house image, distorting the Davis' office in Freehold. only 46 percent. An even more Mate's potential clients, with only bluster. To hear these fellows where was there even a sug- Democrats who voted against deserved gains that unions We hope there is a good turnout at holler, labor's plight Is every- gestion that labor's own ex- it were Democrats who haddisturbing statistic: In Ml de- those whose incomes are in the pover- have won for their members. the polls tomorrow because it would body's fault but labor's. Their cesses have contributed to la- accepted labor's money in certification elections last The image obscures the good ty classification being eligible to vote. serve as an indication that those who "so-called friends," said Al bor's recurring miseries—mi- their campaigns. year, unions won the right of and honest unions, but this Is Once the results of tomorrow's Barkan, had let them down. series that go far beyond the continued representation bare- are having a rough time of it economi- Labor has lost on consumer the consequence of labor's own balloting is certified, the county Board "Union-busting" corporations levels of aspirin and Band- protection, on cargo prefer- ly 200 times Less than one- lousy public relations. It will cally are interested in improving their of Freeholders will appoint 10 other are bankrolling anti-union Aids. ence, on the Humphrey- fourth of the nation's labor take a lot of political Lifebuoy status in life. campaigns. Right-wing reac- The 95th Congress Is draw- force Is unionized, and that trustees to the Check Mate board. ' Hawkins bill, on repeal of the to wash away the accumulated Most of us are eagerly waiting to Uonaries are striving with mis- Ing toward a close. Organized Hatch Act, on national health feeble percentage dwindles as stains. The county election board, under see if Check Mate can be a good the direction of its clerk, Stanley substitute for MCAP, and the trustees Davis, is in charge of the election and who are to serve on its board certainly - it has set up voting machines in the will help provide that answer. The suffering in Cambodia various polling places. - Check Mate has six districts in the Candidates who have filed for the Rumson HIIHIIIII liiillliinii Mill trallty and a limited war while county, but two of them— four and six trustee posts have demonstrated that has been their own worst ene- To th Editor: thousands died. The decision New hospital my with continual intraparty —will not have elections because no they are concerned about the plight of The suffering in Cambodia FROM OUR to get out or fight a wider war disputes that apparently arise candidates filed in time to be in- some of their neighbors, and they can hardly be blamed on was postponed at a bloody ex- Elizabeth To the Editor: after a primary election has cluded. It is expected that a special merit commendation for offering to America compromising Cam- pense In order to preserve the In- selected their standard election will be scheduled at some . take on what very well may be a bodia's hard won neutrality. In READERS The history of the Ameri- bearers. his recent remarks, Sen. Me- can Involvement In Southeast tegrity and credibility of his later date for those districts. difficult assignment. That's another administration's own state- Govern did not make such a tlllimmHIHIIimilHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIIII Asia will be complicated. The The latest display took Notices about tomorrow's elec- reason why we hope there is a great preposterous claim because he good to the world and a fool to current genocide In Cambodia wide health planning efforts, place when a former state Re- tions have been posted throughout the outpouring of voters tomorrow. It knows it isn't so, tils own people who saw their will be a tragic footnote to that Gov. Brendan Byrne owes the publican gave a party for Jeff consumers of this state an ex- would be something of a "thank you" North Vietnam seized a country occupied. involvement. However, Cam- Bell's apponent. Other high county, principally in municipal build- planation of his signing special goodly portion of Laos and Whether America should bodian neutrality was com- Republicans right after the ings, and they explain where the poll- for their interest. legislation to build a new hos- Cambodia to establish a supply have been there or not, Cam- promised before the American primary said that perhaps they pital In Brick Township. could not support the victor corridor and staging areas for bodian neutrality was never presence in Vietnam, and ov- over veteran Sen. Clifford the war in the south. In early errun before allied Incursions According to a 1171 law, more than a political myth. Case. In tact, he was unsure of 1969, as an Infantryman In the The reality of a protected stag- in Cambodia. America cannot hospitals must have a Hispanic Heritage Week Parrots Beak area of the Viet- certificate of need from re- the support that he could give ing area jtost thousands of be blamed for the political con- Bell. nam-Cambodia border, I saw gional and state health plan- National Hispanic Heritage Week of over 16 million Americans, repre- American and Vietnamese sequences of Cambodian gen- with my naked eyes North lives. The frustration of that ocide or credited for the rela- ning agencies before proceed- is being observed this week to call This type of a person Is senting a broad diversity of cultures, Vietnamese barracks that sat reality still burns In this Uvely peaceful policies North ing with construction or major attention not only to the growing His- equipment purchases. This really not a true Republican has enriched our nation by contribut- just across that border. Neu- writer's heart. American poli- Vietnam has exercised In the and does not actually believe panic population in our nation, but to trality was a policy of Prince ticians and Prince Sihanouk South. American guilt over the procedure is designed to con- ing to the advancement of arts and tain health care costs by In the G.O.P. principles, but the contributions Spanish-speaking Sihanouk that made him look perpetrated the myth of neu- political outcome in Southeast. science and by affirming the im- eliminating unnecessary rather is more Interested In citizens have made, and are making, Asia is jusUfied, but genocide one's own selfish moUves portance of family bonds and com- In Cambodia is repugnant, and health care projects and dupli- to our land. It ends Saturday. whatever they be. munity spirit." should not be blamed on this cation of services. The system In a few years, we'll all be happily has worked reasonably well In Those fortunate enough to be able nation. There were other elecUons, celebrating the 500th anniversary of New Jersey through the coop- too, when a former governor to travel in the West and Southwest James T. O'Malley eraUon of hospital and health the 1492 landing of Columbus in the did not support the man that marvel at the ancient art and architec- officials. New World, an event which generally beat him, Congressman ture brought there by Spanishspeak- FISH donation The planning agencies in Charles Sandman, and many is regarded as the beginning of, this state consistently denied ing immigrants. We in the East fre- others. Is there any wonder Spanish influence in this hemisphere. Little Silver permission for a new hospital that the RepubUcan Party has quently try to copy those styles, but we To the Editor: Here in Monmouth County, the In Brick Township on thelost its dynamic leadership and have a long road to travel before we This Is a letter of apprecia- grounds that a full-service hos- Its ability to become the ma- Hispanic community has grown con- tion from FISH of Greater Red really succeed. That day will come, pital In the area was unneces- jority party In New Jersey? siderably in the past decade. Their Bank to an anonymous donor. sary. Planning experts within though, because area Hispanics are good neighborliness is evident in Recently I found In ourthe Department of Health, in- We do not live In a dic- many ways, and, even if many of them organizing art shows, book fairs and mailbox an envelope contain- cluding Byrne's own com-tatorship, but we do live under ing a cash donation and an the two-party system and cling to their native tongues, they are similar events which give all of us an missioner of health, Joanne E. unsigned note which read "I Flnley, M.D., have opposed the when a primary election Is showing that they want to be good, insight to their past. have heard about your won- Brick Township hospital. over, It behooves the party law-abiding and productive Ameri- Hispanics are rightfully proud of derful organization — please Yet, the governor ingored members to support their can- cans. their heritage, and that pride should put this money to the best pos- all those recommendations didate. In some rare cases, if a sible use." party man does not like the In discussing this week. President never waver. We salute them on this, and signed special legislation to build the new hospital. standard bearer he should not Carter said: "The Hispanic heritage their special week. Since FISH is an all volun- openly support his opposition One wonders why the gov- teer, non-funded service or- He should either sit out the ernor has set up such a com- ganization, you can be sure election or vote quietly without prehensive health planning your donation will help us pro- any public display, if not, the system If he is glng to bypass Neal Munch vide neighborly service to RepubUcan leadership should It. those In need of temporary, unload these pseudo Re- ment two years ago, he had been the The death of Neal Munch at the non-professional assistance. David A. Fletcher publicans who are high in the age of 69 removed from the scene a U.S. soil conservationist for the county More important, our dedicated Senior Vice President party. In fact, there are cases fine gentleman whom county residents for 41 years, and he also served with FISH volunteers draw Elizabeth General Hospital where the G.O.P. leaden went strength and renewed Inspira- out of their way to support affectionately referred to as "Mr. Con- distinction as chairman of the coun- tion from a letter such as servationist." Long before the word ty's Environmental Council. The good Democrats, building them up yours. Thank you again. The GOP to a point where they are in a conservation won such great attention, Mr. Munch performed .for fishermen, Doris L. Havel Elberon position to challenge and beat Mr. Munch knew it well and his life farmers and all of us will live on, even President To the Editor: them. was dedicated to it. Until his retire- though he has left us. 'Eany, now. Our Mep al a limp.' FISH of Greater Red Bank The G.O.P. In recent years Edgar N.Dlnkelsplel Weddings McCabe-Tlce Son begs to shave HOLMDEl - In St McCabe Jr., son of Mr. and ated also from Medical Tech- Benedict Hemin Catholic Mrs. McCabe ST., MM Holmdel nology School at Memorial Church here Sept. 2, Miss \ Road, Hailet Medical Center, Savannah, Dear AuLasriere: Oar sea sleep. authorities hear about the doc- Charter* Louise Tlce, daugh- The Rev. WUlUm Anderson Ga, and Is employed as eve- Hmmk was 14 la May. He has Dear Aai Landers: I'm 17 tor, be will be in serious trou- ter of Chute u Tice ot celebrated the nuptial Mass. ning hematology supervisor at heea hassllag Us dad far the years eld aid flat-chested. I ble. Silicone shots for breast Worcester, Hus., and Mrs There was a reception In Children's Hospital Medical last six uealas. He waits ta ANN LANDERS deal meai small. I'm like aa augmentation are illegal. This Julia Olson of Nevis, Minn, Dorian Manor, Old Bridge. Center, Boston. shave. There Is Mtklag I* irealag beard aid II has made Is a dangerous procedure. was married to John Francis Mrs. George V. Cadmus Jr. Mr. McCabe Is an alumnus shave. He would «ly cat me very setf-ceaseleas. Some deaths have occurred was matron of honor for her of Christian Brothers klmself. "We all have thoughts that But It's how we conduct I've heard abeal a declar la because of it. sister Also attending the bride Academy, Uncroft, and was Every might ar brlags ip would shame hell." Some of ourselves and not what we Iowa wbe gives slllerae shats. Silicone implants, are how- were Mrs. Michael Clarcla and awarded a BS degree In natu- the sibject. It's Ike same eld these feelings come out in our dream that counts. So — relax, Are Ikere aay side-effects? ever, a safe procedure when the Misses Patricia McCabe, ral science from St. Peter's realise, "Why caa'l I shave? dreams. honey, and get a good night's Hew mack dees II cesl? - I done by a competent plastic Theresa McCabe and Robin College, Jersey City. He was All the gays hi my crowd da Gel Plealy Of Nithta' surgeon. Consult your family Rutter. graduated also from Medical K." His father has tried I* ex- Dear U Got; If the legal doctor — when you are It. James E. McCann was best Technology School at Jersey pUia that shavlag isa'l f». It's man. Ushers were Mr Cad- Shore Medical Center, Nep- a anlsance aid oace he starts mus, Mr. Clarcla, Gerard J. tune, and Is hematology he'll be sorry. McCabe and Joseph J. Romeo. teaching supervisor at Peter Last algal my hisbaad The bride was graduated Bent Brlgham Hospital, Bos- said, "Why dai'l yea write I* Lifestyle from Neptune Senior High ton. Asa Laiders aid see what she School and was awarded a BS Mr. and Mrs. McCabe will says?" IUM Mm yw eeald ial TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1978 7 degree In medical technology reside In South Weymouth, gtve is aay help with this preb- from Lebanon Valley College, Mass., after a wedding trip to lem aakss yea saw the boy. He CHARLENE M( CAIE Annville, Pa. She was gradu- Hawaii. replied, "So - we'll lake Jim mtf la Chicago. It's a lice ride frem SprlagfleM. Lorsbach-Smith If we bring Jlmmle to I hi cagt, will you see him? We Clothes call MATAWAN - Miss Robin Elsie Smith. After a wedding trip to St. Crolx In the waild appreciate II very ^"S?" ?. "•' uaUn Evere« C Smith,25! Virgin Islands, Mr. and Mrs. Lorsbach reside By ERMA BOMBECK much. — Aigalshed Pareits There is no one on the face of this earth for whom 1 feel Hardinq Blvd., was married Aug. II in the mCtementon Dear Parents: I'd love to, First United Methodist Church, to Mark Joseph more compassion than the mothers of children who are on but my bosses won't let me. half-day sessions at school. Lorsbach, son of Mr. Mrs. Eleanor Lorsbach of They say I have all I can do to Pine Hill, and the late Ferdinand Lorsbach. My neighbor, Iris, went through an entire year of this put out seven columns a week. schedule and we almost lost her. We all went over one day The Rev. Robert H. HeuUtt, pastor, of* In fact, Just to make sure I and literally dragged her from the utility room and set her Related at the ceremony. There was a recep- wont be tempted they wrote it down in the living room. tion In Magnolia Inn. Into my contract - BO person "Where are we?" she mumbled numbly. Miss Rosalie J. Perrone was maid of honor. aleMsaltatloas. "In your living room, " we said gently. Also attending the bride were Miss Mary I did check with two ex- "I've never been here before," she said. Galloway and Mrs. Mark Tabakman cellent psychologists, how- "Of course you have. It's the room right off your Gregory Lorsbach was best man. Ushers ever, and they both said, let kitchen and utility room. Remember?" were John Thumm and Everett C. Smith Jr. the boy shave. It can't hurt She shook her head Mrs. Lorsbach was graduated from him and It is sure to heighten Matawan Regional High School and Glassboro his self-esteem. So — there's w your answer and look at all the State College. She is an art teacher at Over- brook Junior High School, Llndenwold, where money you saved on gasoline! AT WIT'S END Mr. Lorsbach teaches history. Dear Am Unders; I am a Mr. Lorsbach Is an alumnus of Camden •apply married woman bat "All I remember Is in September I went into the kitchen Catholic High School and Seton Hall Univer- yea'd never kiaw II If you and utility room and I've been there ever since. Rinsing sity, South Orange Ml. AND ME8. MARK LORSIACH eaald tue hi oa the dreams breakfast plates, putting them in the sink, clearing the GENTLE ART of makeup Is demonstrated in th I've beeihavtig lately. table, starting the washer..." application of lip color at yesterday's opening of the la the past three weeks I've "It'sall right," we said. "Don't dwell on it." Red Door beauty classes at Stelnbach. Manalapan.. Keyser-Powell dreamsd about remaitlc In ". . . and then picking up the pajamas and washing Elizabeth Arden experts are teaching the newest tertadss with the batcher at them, and making beds and it's lunchtime again and the makeup trends In the 2'/ -hour daytime and evening HOLMDEL - In St. Catharine's Roman 2 was married to Paul Byrne Keyser, son of Mr. the sipermarkel, the yaaag kids are home and it's time to pick up the school clothes and sessions today and tomorrow al 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 Catholic Church here July », Miss Ami Christ- and Mrs Wilfred R. Keyser of Hollywood, Fla. mu who came ta fix the TV, wash them, and set the table and get lunch and rinse the p.m.; Thursday, 2 at 6 p.m., and Friday, 10:30 a.m. ine Powell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. The Rev. Eugene Scheg celebrated the nup- my lext-door neighbor (he's plates and do the dishes and clear and it's dinnertime and I Women may register by telephone. The registration Powell of 57 Fish Hawk Drive, Mlddletown, tial Mass. There vas a reception in Gibbs Hall, aM eMagh to be my father), set the table and pick up the play clothes and wash them fee covers the cost of trie class instruction, a kit of Fort Monmouth Iwo movie stars aid a Halted and get dinner and clear the table and rinse the dishes an'' beauty preparations and a credit towards any Arden Ruth Berman was maid of honor. Also Stales Senior. start the washer ... did I say that before?" beauty preparation. attending the bride were Kathy Powell, Leslie Se help me, I have never Wenodded. Bayern, Mary Foster and Jennifer and Erin My kids went through it and it was a period that I Fowler. had aa affair aid am not In lerested In havlig tie. My hus paranolcally refer to as the "Clothing Connection." It was Peter Gibson was best man. Ushers were like a game. Every time they moved ahead two spaces, ENROLL NOW Ned Powell, David Low and Steven Schlnkel. b»d Is wuderful aid I would •ever cheat aa him. they passed go and went directly to the closet. My five- 583-1444 Mrs. Keyser is a graduate of Mlddletown year-old once set a record for changing clothes. Within a 14- Township High School amd attended Lehigh li the morning wkea I gel hour period, he changed clothes nine times He had an Classes Starting University, Bethlehem, Pa. Prior to her mar- ap, I remember my dreams outfit for eating breakfast, going to school, running through riage, she was employed as an executive secre- vividly aid am tilled with the hose, using the phone, eating lunch, answering the door, BALLET—TOE—TAP tary at Progressive Life Insurance Co., Red guilt Wkat does all this meaa? riding his bike, weighing himself, and one that he wore JAZZ - GYMNASTICS Bank. What caa I do about II? Please because there was nothing clean left to wear. Mr. Keyser was graduated from Henry give me some guidance. I am I couldn't walk through a room without encountering a Children from 3 yrs. Hudson Regional School, Highlands, and was - Afraid ToGaT* Sleep pile of his clothes. It was like picking your way through cow Also Ladies Classes employed by Sacco's Transport. Dear Afraid: Dreams are chips. After a cross-country wedding trip, Mr. and uncensoreO thoughts and de- I'll never forget poor Iris if I lived to be a hundred . Ballroom Mrs. Keyser reside In Vancouver, Wash., sires that run loose In the sub- her hands shriveled from hand washes, her sinuses filled Classes where he Is attending dlesel school at Clark conscious'. Freud said they are with laundry bleach, her brain fogged by lint. "When does it MR. AND MRS. PAUL KEVSER College the disguised fulfillment of all end?" she said. "All this washing and ironing?" Member ot N.J. suppressed wishes. Robert We smiled. "On the day your kids start to do thir own Ballet Theater Guild Louis Stevenson once wrote, laundry." StudMits Audition lor McCormick-Taylor M*mb*r»hlp In Company CORRECTION DEDICATED TO THE RUMSON - Miss Nancy St. George's-by-the-Rlver Rudner home. A bride pictured In The Sun Lord Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Episcopal Church, to Charles The bride, who was given in day Register. Sept. 10, was In HIGHEST STANDARDS OF Oscar C. Rudner, 622 Little Sil- Edward McCormlck, son of marriage by her step-father, correctly Identified as Nancy DANCE CLASSES DANCE EDUCATION IN ver Point Road, Little Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Earl 0. Me- had her sister, Miss Margaret McCormick. The Register re- Enroll Now! YOU! COMMUNITY Cormick of Waterford, Conn. L. Taylor, as her maid of hon- and the late Corydon F. Tay- grets the error. Our Guilds will perform The Nutcracker Suite lor, was married Saturday in There was a reception at the or. Ballet, Tap, Toe, Jazz, Gymnastics, In December, And Concerts In the Spring Daniel F. Gilbert was best WANTED SO OVERWEIGHT Disco, Twirling man. Ushers were John Mc- MEN AND WOMEN Tots from 2V> — Teens — Adults ANDREA KUZIAK SCHOOL OF DANCE Cormlck, the bridegroom's For the Trenion experiment Pro- MEETING MEMOS brother; David F. Taylor and lessional supervision fantastic re- (% ml. so. ol Lloyd Rd.) Curtis S. Taylor, brothers of sults See il you quality LEAH MAUER SCHOOL OF DANCE Hwy. 34 & Woodbrook Dr. Matawan cussed for an October garage 1 Must be al least 15 lbs MEETING TONIGHT the bride; Robert V. Rudner, overweight HAZLET - William sale, an antiques show at the their step-brother, and 2 Must be genuinely sincere 37 E. Front St. (ground tioio. Red Bank college Oct. 27-2», and a local and willing to follow instructions Kemble, a local authority on Michael Myers, a brother-in- exactly 747-9552 the New Jersey Pine Barrens, theater party. law of the bride. Mr. Myers' 3 Must be able to allord will speak at today's 8:15 p.m. $10 00 per week AAUW MEETING son Gabriel was ring bearer. 4 Must be able to attend 2 one meeting of the Root and FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP The bride attended Rumson hour day or evenirtg classes per Branch Garden Club in the - The Freehold Area Branch Country Day School and wast North Centervllle Firehouse, of American Association of graduated from Hewitt School, Call Mr. Bell Middle Road. Mr. Kemble, a University Women will have New York. She is the grand- 566-7971 retired nurseryman, will Il- an open house for members daughter of Mrs. Leighton lustrate his talk with Pine Bar- and prospective members Lobdell of Sycamore Lane, ren slides. Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in the Rumson, and the late Mr. Lob- DANCING Laura Donovan School, dell, and of the late Mrs. <;YM JAMS (Iwiral Ballrl • KlAmV Stonehurst Blvd. Women grad- Stutzer Taylor of Peapack. Modern Jan • Tap MATAWAN - Open House uates of accredited four-year WEIGHT Mr. McCormlck Is a gradu- days for "Gym Jams," the CymmaUic* colleges or universities are in- ate of Ludwlgsburg American Moor Exc*rci»r$ Community YMCA program vited to attend and may con- School, Ludwlgsburg, Germa- for 3 to 5 year olds In the tact Mrs. Phyllis Garber, pres- ny. Bayshore area, will conclude ident, or Mrs. Joan Odud, for tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 Mr. and Mrs. McCormick NANEW additional Information. p.m. at the Cross of Glory Lu- will reside in New Hampshire. GET theran Church, Cambridge Drive. Mrs. Mary Persons is YOUR returning for her third year as director of the program, to be PLACE. conducted starting Sept. 18 at We're pleased to announce ACT the church. For Information, a new time and place Interested persons may conact TOGETHER the Community YMCA. to learn Today's Weight Watchers Program AT ACT II SORORITY SESSION RUMSON - XI Alpha the best we've ever 1 We're the most popular md successful men's mi Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma offered women's naircutters irount. 12 million very Phi sorority will meet tonight HAZLET together people in 4 rears have had their htir at (o'clock in the home of Mrs. styled by us./ Because whtt we do, ire do best. Peter Perrine, who will be Marantha Baptist Church And still only U2 for a complete thtmpoo, cut, feted by chapter members JUDY FRIEDBERG 665 Holmdel Road »mf Mow-dry styling. with a shower honoring her Finalist In Tuesday - 7:30 P.M. ar.' her newborn son. Mrs. Junior Miss Dance. (Starting September 12) 21 Broad Strut Red Bank 747-7770 Walter Cuje will lead a dis- Dance Misters of America. Regular Tuesday classes weekly cussion about the modern com- New York CHy 1177 thereafter. Semi-Finalist In munity, and Mrs. Frank Garden State Talent For Information on other claaaea near you call Friacia, will present plans to Exposition • IWI 364-5511 or Toll Free (S00) 242-5866 restore neglected historical graveyards la the area. Register Now! WEIGHT ALUMNAE MEETING BELMAR - Monmouth DOROTHY TOLAND County Club of Georgian Court (AUG. 30 - SIC MOW "("-SEATS 9,1,7) College Alumnae Association DANCE STUDIO wiD meet Thursday at 7p.m. In IF YOUR BRITISH SENSE OF HUMOR The Authority. Men., Tue.., Thurs., Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Wed., fri., HI 9 the home of Mrs. Joseph WILL PERMIT IT, PLEASE CALL THIS £T 741-W8 PCRMANENTS • CONDITIONING • FROSTING Provennno for a buffet dinner NUMBER -743-3204 RELAXING • COLORING • HENNAS ' Tiff WORKS Plans will be dis- 8 The Dfctf) ReglMer SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY. SEPTEMBER 12,1978 4Lfc READY WEDNESDAY ONLY 10 A.M. Worker Alexondetf incredible shoots 3 anniver/ar celebration then self EDISON (AP) - Author ttle« continued checking over- night the background of 1 former perfume factory work- er who wed his bosses and km, but returned to the plant to fatally shoot three employ eea before killing hlmatlf. Two of the victims had tes- tified against the dead suspect, Robert Mayer, 37, of Plain- Held, In t federal suit be brought against the company In 1177 charging safety vio- 45-pc. ironstone dinnerware for 8 U.S. District Court Judge wearever aluminumlit- cookwareWW'VI Set includes 8 each: dinner plates, George H. Barlow In Trenton Set includes 1 & 2-qt covered cake plates, soup/cereal bowls, saucepans, 5-qt. covered dutch cups, saucers. Plus one each: settled the suit In the com- oven and Iff" skillet. (Dutch 99 pany's favor last June, author- meat platter, vegetable bowl, oven cover fits skillet). told m stock 24,99 ' covered sugar bowl ft creamer. ities said Assorted patterns. Mayer drove up to the «P WIMPHOTO Alpine Aromatlcs Interna- VICTIM'S DAUGHTER - Mrs. Flavla Blechlnger, tional Inc. plant about 9:30 Westfleld, daughter of Raoul Panteleonl, president a.m. yesterday, walked to the of Alpine Aromatlcs, Is taken to hospital with her shipping area and shot and daughter, Leanla, 2. Pantaleoni was shot and killed killed plant foreman Albert In his office yesterday by an ex-company employee. 50-pc. Restlvo, 54, of Whltehouse Sta- stainless steel tion, with a sawedoff shotgui., said Middlesex County First flatware for 8 Assistant Prosecutor Bamett Hoffman Disease outbreak 99 Mayer then walked to the nearby perfume mixing sec- 19.99 tion and fatally shot shipping may be subsiding foreman Zoltan Shagl, 12, of North Brunswick, Hoffman NEW YORK (AP) - City pected cases of the disease. •aid. . health officials said yester- At a news conference He left and drove about 700 day the Legionnaires disease nek) at the headquarters of feet across the plant parking outbreak that claimed two the city Department of Corning bakeware set lot to in office and research lives among workers in New Health, Dr. John Marr, di- 7-pc. Corning cook 'n brew "Cornflower building, where he shot York's garment district may rector of the city's Bureau of Blue" pattern. be subsiding. Preventive Diseases, said "I 9" pie plate, through a door to the purchas- 8" square 99 For the first time since don't think we can say set ing office In which company ce 8 in gleaming sta "Cornflower Blue" pattern. OO99 utility dish & president Raoul Pantaleonl, the outbreak was discovered catagorically that It (the out- steel. Attractively gift boxed. Choice Set includes 1,1*4 13-qt. 14-qt. covered total own . .. a week ago, the figures for break) has peaked out as a ^•W^aW '<""' openttock baking dish. •lor* ivlur 24.70 O, of Metuchen, had bar- of patterns. covered saucepans & value 40.45 ricaded himself, Hoffman said. the number of suspected and scientific matter." 6-cup teapot. After slaying Pantaleonl, confirmed cases remained But he added that rough Mayer turned the pump action the same as the previous data Indicated that the out- gun on himself, as terrfled em- day. There remained six break peaked three weeks ployees hid In nearby offices, confirmed cases, Including ago, "and that we are re- 24pc. glass the prosecutor added. the two deaths, and 97 sus- turning to a low level." beverage set for 8 Hoffman said Investigators were not sure of the suspect's motives and no note was found Installation set Tuesday 499 on Mayer's body. told in ttac KEYPORT - Installation American Legion Boys State Restlvo, Pantaleonl and an- of officers of Raritan Post, at Elder College have been in- Includes 8 each: juice, beverage other employee testified and cooler glasses. Clear, gold American' Legion, will take vited to report of their ac- or green. against Mayer In the suit. place at 8 p.m. today in the tivities there. Mayer had charged the ven- post home, 81W. Front St. tilating system In the plant Installing officers will be that manufacures perfume < hi. I Mas-, to talk Thelma Francis of Neptune, bases for Industrial products Monmouth County Legion 2Mt-qt. whistling such as cleansers, created a before association commander, and Mrs. Paul health hazard, officials said. tea kettle Roberts Jr., also of Neptune, SHREWSBURY-Police 7pc. Enterprise Teflon® cookware Nine employees of the fac- county auxiliary commander. Chief Raymond "Bucky" Mass 2ii-qt. capacity Set includes 1 A 2-qt. covered tory were treated at John F. will address the Business and aluminum tea saucepans, 6-qt. covered dutch oven Delegates sponsored by kettle. Assorted 1 Kennedy Medical Center here Professional Association & 10" rrypan. (Dutch oven cover fits 99 Raritan Post from Keyport, frypan). Choice of colors. Whit* for shock, then taken back to Raritan and Holmdel High meeting set for noon today at the plant for questioning by Shadowbrook. teflon interiors. 12 Schools to the 1978 session of authorities Oriental & American Indian Audubon inspired rugs Society to meet 3'7"x6T *29 RED BANK - The Mon mouth County Audubon Socie- ty will begin its 15th season vtor «•«" with a meeting tomorrow at x3'S" 8:15 p.m. The guest speaker, Barbara Schwarzschild, will present a slide program about tundra, prairie and desert habitats of $ North America. The ecology, flora, and fauna of these re- 59 gions will be discussed. Ori«ntalstyle Kirtnan designs in cognac, navy, red. Or Meetings are held on the Sarouk designs in red, ivory, Indian Inspired designs la second Wednesday of each earthy tones of rust, beige, ivory. Cettoo or cotton/rayon. month at 8:15 p.m. at the Trini- Not every sine in (very color. ty Episcopal Church, West Front Street, here. Weekend field trips are McCONNELL scheduled also throughout the year. A complete calendar of FUEL OIL COMPANY events will be available at the Call... 291-3200 meetings or through Mon- mouth County Audubon Socie- Serving N.J. Since 1882 ty, Box 542, Red Bank, 07701. Z
PUBLIC HEARING BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH RESIDENTS The Borough of Union Beach Community Development Citizen's Advisory Committee will hold Public Hearings on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1978 St. Mary's* automatic electric blankets WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1978 cheerful print Washable poly/acrylic blanket* with 1 yr. year-round At 7:00 P.M. at the ALL-PURPOSE ROOM, Municipal Building, shower sets guarantee, 'labeled Resiftil. 9 heat twin Florence Avenue, Union Beach, New Jersey. Heavy duty, settings Nylon open-weave drapes easy-dean satin binding, lrreg 16" Machine wash. 6x6 ft. Qjta IfbUJin*.k Irrer rayon/Dacron* poly. The Committee requests that Borough Residents express shower sheet, . inrilllln>ijii.ratam i 11 to fcw MI1Q99/> Pinch pleated, 48" needs, establish preferences, assist in the selection of priorities matching window 2" ne«lr«r niilirmiM single width, 84" curtain. Vinyl. under the Community Development Revenue Sharing Program, for •lauopta. length. Asst. solids. the FIFTH. SIXTH AND SEVENTH YEAR BLOCK GRANTS, for the Kodel9 232 bed pillows up to *3 off! non-slip furniture stitchless quilted Borough of Union Beach. throws mattress pads All Residents are welcome to attend this Meeting. Foam-backed cotton throws, Frederick H. Kurtz, matching fringe. Ml / Citizens Advisory Committee Asst geometries. Cloud-soft poly-filled pillow*. Solid MONMOUTH MALL-EATONTOWN, N.J. OPEN MON SAT TO MO PM NO MAJL OR PHONE ORDERS. O By MARK HAGVAB Ike Broad Street School to "This year I have one kid until they received "con Judith Hurley refuted to protest the board's planned In my class confined to a elusive Information." discuss her reason for voting The board also voted to MATAWAN - The elimination of two school wheel chair who needs a Daniel B. Skelton, whose against the Skelton appoint- place *8,»»0 In the high Matawan Regional Board of nursing positions In the face nurse's help to go to the appointment as acting assis- ment. school Student Council's EdiicauoB rejected the de- of what Superintendent of bathroom," Ms. Maxwell tant principal of the "That's a personnel mat- bank account to pay for van- mands of 00 parent* and Schools Kenneth Hall calls said. "Am I supposed to tell Matawan Avenue Middle ter and we don't discuss per- dalism damages to the teachers for an Immediate "serious budgetary con- Urn to wait until I call the School was squelched 4-4 two sonnel matters In public " school, with the Incentive vote to Include a school straints." Matawan Avenue School to weeks ago, was narrowly ap- Marylyn Brenner and that whatever monies don't nune for every school In Its Robert Pltanl, M Warren send over Us nurse? pointed to the post last night Michael Smith cast the other have to be spent repairing Board HTO-lin budget at a raucous Drive, Matawan, presented "I alto have a boy who's by a 5-J vote. votes agatant Mr. Skelton's vandalism can be spent on meeting last night. the board .with petitions con- very allergic to bee stings Marie Panos, Matawan appointment. student activities. And while schools opened taining the signatures of and needs Immediate care If Regional Teachers Associa- The board promised to Michael Kldiius, who In- rejects smoothly throughout the dis- 1,MO Uatawan and Aber- he Is stung, which I'm just tion president and leader of see what It could do to ar- troduced the measure, said trict, the tears of last year's deen residents requesting not trained to provide," she the teachers' strike last fall, range busing for some 40 he hoped It would signifi- hitter, month-long teachers' that each school have Its said. noted that Mr. Skelton is a ninth-graders attending the cantly cut the system's van- demand strike showed again In a split own nurse. Robert Hardle, acting former MRTA vice presi- district's middle schools — dalism bill from last year's vote over the appointment of And Joan Maxwell, a school board president, dent and a member of the who live between 2.0 and 2.5 IHMl M at the high school. a long-time teachers' union fourth-grade teacher at pointed out that substitute union's negotiating commit- miles from their schools, but Vandalism at all eight of the negotiator to an adminis- Ravine Drive School, as- nurses are in every school tee for the past nine years. are ineligible for state-sub- district's schools totalled trative post. serted that "a nurse's salary until the board reaches a "I would say that his ac- stdlied busing because they £7,017.37 last year, almost For the second time In Is a small price to pay for the final decision, but he and the tivism had a lot to do with are considered high school twice as much as the ISO, 151 two weeks, disgruntled pa- welfare of a school full of other board members re- the opposition he faced," students All K-8 children in M suffered the previous rents and teachers packed children. fused to vote on the question Miss Panos said. their neighborhoods receive year. Avenue Collector hazard The Daily Register reported to pupils SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1978 9 Poling BY BOB BKAMLKV By MARK GRAVEN HAZLET - Sidewalks, KEYPORT - Tax CoUec- speed limits and school buses tor Dorothy Walker told the - these were Issues brought Borough Council last night that up by the public at last night's she has kept the council's fi- meeting of the Board of nance chairman informed of Education In Lillian Drive aD residents who have not paid School. their taxes, Including Alfred Poling Sr. The discussion began when Councilman Richard Volpe Martin Marino, a board mem- asked Mrs. Walker to last ber, reported that a survey by night's meeting to find out how him and Vincent J. Caccavale, AIM rait* Sr. why Mr. Poling has not paid a colleague on the board, his property taxes for the last shows-Union Avenue between 9 12 years. Appleton Drive and Raritan 'Barrel Developer "I gave the list (of delin- Road to be an area of special quent taxpayers) to Mr. haurd to students walking to charged to correct Bergen and each finance Rarttan High School. chairman has been aware of Mr. Marino board moved the situation," said Mrs. Walk that the supply bus transporta- by ABC drain plan er. "And I didn't bring it to the paper." tion to these students to coun- LONG BRANCH - The EATONTOWN - In an at- ter the danger. On a motion of Councilman Richard Bottom of the Barrel bar, 11 S. tempt to correct dranage Bergen, this year's finance John Brennan, another board Broadway, here, has been plans miscalculated by as member, Mr. Marino's motion chairman, said after the meet- charged by the state Division much as 10 feet in elevation 6 Ing that Mrs Walker had told was tabled to give all board of Alcoholic Beverage Control In a section of the Hunter members a chance to study the him about the delinquent tax- (ABC) with allowing a female Hollow development, the payers about the same time entertainer to "engage In con- Borough Planning Board last the newspapers learned that Mr. Marino and several duct of a lewd, Indecent and night passed a resolution in- Mr. Poling had not paid his members of the audience Immoral character" In vio- structing the misguided de- taxes since 19M veloper how to construct a low- pointed out that sidewalks on lation tf state statute. "I didn't think it was neces- er level working drainage sys- Union Avenue have been pend- j Tt.. bar faces a possible sary to tell the rest of the coun- tem. ing before the Township Com- suspension or revocation of Its cil because I assumed they had mittee for two decades. Joseph liquor license, according to an The old system, which was all read about It in the news- Joseph Morales, former ABC release. VIEWING ARTS SITE - Co-chairmen of the 28th Red Bank Parks and Recreation Department are being constructed between papers," Mr. Bergen said. mayor- wtuKaow serves as a A plea must be entered on annual Festival of Arts In Red Bank, set for Saturday planning the Broad Street art exhibit. The pair are wooded lots undergoing hous- Mr. Poling, who was re- board member, conceited the the charges by Sept. 11. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., are Carl Thistle, left, munici- standing on Broad St. with Front St behind them ing development along Jeryl leased from Jail last week af- point but urged that the boanf According to the ABC re- pal accountant and Don MaGee, men's clothing con- where the borough will put up snow fence for arts Street and near Grant Avenue, ter serving 21 days for refusing and public press the Township lease, the Bottom of the Barrel sultant. The Greater Red Bank Jaycees In coopera- and crafts exhibitors. was Incorrectly installed by to pay a tine tor Uttering his Committee on the Issue once allowed "lewdness and im- tion with the Red Bank Retail Trade Board and the the developer, Meyer Gold, as yard at 75 Fulton St., owes moral activity" on the pre- a result of a miscalculated approximately $12,000 in back mises on Aug. 5 and 0. "The question of sidewalks gories are photography and topography map drawn up and taxes and Interest, according If the bar pleads not guilty RED BANK - The 28th An- director ot the Monmouth Students in grades 1-6 and should be brought before the mixed media. certified and then approved by to borough officials. to the charges, a hearing will nual Festival ot Arts Is sched- Museum in Llncroft and a pro- 7-12 are invited to pick up ap- Township Committee again. Also, Mr Thistle noted that a former Planning Board "I've been sitting here for be held before an ABC hearing uled for this borough, Satur- fessional art critic plications, at the Chamber of There was a question of title to no national advertising was seven years and never heard officer. Joseph H. Lerner, day, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Co-chairing the outdoor art Commerce, 5 Broad St. Ap- The 10-fool-mistake was re- properties along Union Ave. done to lure artists. Instead of this," said Mr. Volpe. "We ABC director, will make the rain date Is Sunday. show for the Greater Red plications are also available ported by the developer to the left to heirs scattered all over they mailed about 500 applica- cannot allow this to happen final determination on whether It will again run along Bank Jaycees, the Red Bank for all other artists Interested Borough Engineer in May this the country — the world, even tions to people who have been again. I'm chagrined and em- any action will be taken Broad Street Instead of Marine Retail Trade Board and the in renting 12-feet of snow year when the developer re- — but I understand that's been in previous shows. That way, barrassed that this could hap- against the bar's liquor Park where a snow fence will Red Bank Parks and Recrea- fence A $10 fee will be alized that for his drainage cleared up," the former mayor he explained, it will be more of pen." license. line the curbs for painters, tion Department, are Carl charged for both artists and system to work water would said. photographers and craftsmen Thistle, a municipal accoun- a local show as it was when it crafts people. Students will be have to flow up hill from a Mr. Poling has said that he tant with Herbert A. Caruso of began 27 years ago. charged $1 for every entry af- won't pay his taxes because he The board unanimously ap- and women to show their work starting elevation of 40 feet to Red Bank and Don MaGee, a The Register will award a ter the first one. feels his property is assessed proved t resolution asking the for competitive prize money an elevation of 42.2 feet. Red Bank sales consultant with Clayton silver bowl as a separate prize Artists will have time be- 300 percent too high at about Township Committee to get and gifts. * MaGee of Broad St., Red to someone the Judge's will tween 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. to set As a result of the discovery" 123,000. . busy on the sidewalks. Close to »l,M0 will be seniors ask awarded to professional artists Bank. choose. It's the 18th con- up their exhibits Saturday or if the developer will now have to Councilman Edward Flynn The board discussion while amateurs and students "We've changed it around secutive year the Register has it rains, Sunday. replace the up hill drainage questioned Mrs. Walker on the prompted demands from resi- will win ribbons and gifts from this year by having only four awarded this prize. The art Awards will be presented at system with a system sug- procedure for dealing with dents living on MoUy Pitcher for housing local merchants. categories Instead of the usual committee will also give a $225 2 p.m. along Broad St. While gested by the Borough Engi- people who are "in arrears." Drive for bus transportation Judging the show are six," Mr. Thistle said. Crafts award to the artist whose work fencing will be provided, .the neer and approved last night "Each an every year you for elementary school children RED BANK - The over- Lucue Boy-Sendra, a Long have been lumped together to is considered "Best In Show." committee suggests that ex- by the board. have tax lien sales," said Mrs. whelming majority of senior who must now walk to school Branch painter; Col. Sandy R. Include sculpture and oil, wa- Professional artists in each hibitors bring their own tables The third of four possible Walker, noting that it is up to citizens surveyed here say along Middle Road Lerner of the Art Restoration tercolors and acrylics have category will get 1100 for First or racks if extra space is alternatives, the drainage plan the borough to foreclose on they would be Interested In Technical Institute of New been lumped together under Prize. $50 tor Second Prize and needed Two hundred ex- calls for installation of a re- liens that aren't sold moving to some type of sen- There are no sidewalks on York; and Judith Van Baron, painting. The other two cate- $25 for Third Prize hibitors are expected vised drainage system with a Mrs. Walker said that the iors' housing. Middle Road, many drivers 14-by-23 inch pipe rather than council should have proceeded are exceeding the permitted In a survey distributed by the current 21-inch -pipe The In a different manner in in- 40-mlle-an-hour speed, the the Red Bank Senior Citizens larger, realigned pipe would vestigating the deliquent tax- speed limit Is too high anyway, Center, nearly (5 percent ol include a Haired end section es. and school buses should be the 200 seniors who responded consisting of a stone swale ex- "I'm hurt thai you didn't provided on grounds that the said they would be Interested tending three feet across and come down to ask me about children must traverse a haz- In senior housing. County's poor to elect 6 this rather than making me the length of the low lying area ardous area, the residents de- And 70 percent of them said between two rows of houses, come up here," she said clared. they would prefer to move some of which are not yet According to Mayor Wil- from their present housing, liam A. Ralph, the borough Mr. Marino and Mr. Cac- built. even If they could receive doesn't have any money in its cavale were asked to Inspect some financial assistance to representatives tomorrow The low lying wooded area budget this year to pay for the area and report to the stay there. was estimated by borough en- foreclosure proceedings board within the week. Results of the survey were By JULIE WOLF Bank; Chester Arthur Apartments, 111 Union Ave, Long gineers to have a potential Voters who are under the federally-set poverty Branch; Long Branch Housing Authority, Garfield Court flood capability of about 2-feet Mayor Ralph said he wasn't "We'll have a report back compiled by Ethel Frankel, holding anybody responsible to you next Monday; we won't senior citizen coordinator, at guidelines will go to the polls tomorrow to elect six repre- Administrative Buidling, Rockwell Ave.. Long Branch; of water during the worst sentative's ol the county's poor to sit on the board of Lena Conrow School, Avenel Boulevard, Long Branch; storm in 100 years time. for the 12 year-lapse in tax col- keep you waiting a month," the request of the Planning lection. Board, which Is seeking Input trustees of Check Mate Inc., the proposed anti-poverty Gregory School, 7th and Joline Aves., Long Branch and Sea The engineers said that promised Mrs. Bonnie "It's Just an unfortunate sit- Mitchell, board president. for Us Master Plan. agency. Bright First Aid Squad building, E. Ocean Ave. with the stone swale, ponding The voters will choose from ten candidates running in would occur in people's back uation," he said, noting that he Mr. Morales once again Sixty-six percent of those District 3 — AUenhurst, Asbury Park, Avon. Bradley thought Mrs Walker has per- who responded live in apart- four of the six election districts set up by a citizens Beach, Deal, Interlaken, Loch Arbour, Neptune City, Nep- yards during periods of heavy urged that the sidewalk and committee that planned the new anti-poverty agency. In rain, however, they added that formed her Job properly. speed limit Issues be taken to ments, while nearly 27 percent tune, and Ocean Township reside In their own homes," and the two remaining districts, there were no persons who as water further down the The mayor said he con- the Township Committee, The candidates are: Jose Soto. Munroe Towers, Asbury the remainder in rented filed petitions to be candidates by last month's deadline. drainage line in a collecting sidered the situation closed for which has jurisdiction over Park; Harold Suggs, 1011 Fifth Ave., Asbury Park, Sharon homes. Under the guideline's set by the federal Community Gall Harris, 1033 Bangs Ave., Asbury Park; LaVearna C. basin near Husky Brook the Ume being, but that he such attain. The poll represents about Services Administration, only the poor are eligible to vote. McAdoo, 304 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park and Gloria leveled off. the pond would thought the question of Mr. Mr. Marino promised to at- one-sixteenth of the borough's The Income limits set by CSA range from $3,410 a year Durham, 12201/ 27th Ave., Neptune drain off in a period of about Pollng's taxes would come up tend the next Township Com- senior cltlien population, for one person to $8,240 for a family of six. two hours in foreclosure proceedings They are competing for two seats in District 3. next year. mittee meeting and help the which numbers about 3,200 The ejection will be run by the county Board of Elec- The polling places are: 254 Asbury Park Village, recrea- One of the considerations in residents present their case. The seniors who responded tions. Following are the districts, candidates and polling tion room 21 Washington Village, Asbury Park; Asbury recommending that the stone Mayor Ralph said that the had lived In Red Bank an aver- sites tor the Check Mate elections (Polls are open from 2 to Park Middle School, Room 104a, Bangs Ave., Asbury Park; swale be installed was that Information about Mr Poling's The board has scheduled a age of N yean, with a range 8p.m.) most or aU the trees in the special session Monday for the Holy Spirit Lyceum, Third Ave. and Bond Street, Asbury taxes had come out after a by- from 15 to 83 yean. District 1 - Atlantic Highlands, Highlands, Holmdel, Park; Pioneer Fire Co., 703 Main St., Bradley Beach; heavily wooded backyards in stander, observing the Poling purpose of appointing a new And overwhelmingly, they Keansburg, Keyport, Middletown, Hazlet and Union Beach. the development would remain board member to replace Mrs. Bradley Beach Fire Co., 513 Evergreen Ave.; First Aid family picketing Borough HaU want to-live in senior citizens James T. White Jr., 12 Dartmouth Drive, Hazlet Town- Squad building, (7 W. Sylvania Ave., Neptune City; Com- after construction of the sys- while their a patriarch was in Iris Meyer, who has resigned. housing for financial reasons. ship and two Middletown residents, James C. Gaughram, 22 tem. The board met In closed ses- munity Room at Ridge Court, 30 Ridge Ave., Neptune and Jail, told Acting Chief of Police Nearly 78 percent of those Kearney Drive and Joseph N. Tomaso, 6 Richard Terrace, The board also raised the sion after last night's regular Weslyan Methodist Church. W. Bangs Ave., Neptune. Michael KeUy about the situ- polled who said they want sen- win compete for two seats in District I. question that If the drainage meeting to Interview severs! ation Ion housing cited "financial" There are no candidates in District 4, which includes system was not correctly in- candidates for the vacancy. The polling places for the first district are: Atlantic reasons for the preference. Highlands Elementary School, First Avenue (north side) Belmar, Brielle, Manasquan, Sea Girt, South Belmar. stalled because of topography Mr. Volpe said that the Spring Lake, Spring Lake Heights and Wall borough has been having other Mrs. Mary Donohue of the Almost 33 percent cited" and E. Washington Ave.; Memorial School, Morningside errors, the house foundations District 5 — Aberdeen, Colts Neck. Farmingdale, Free- problems in collecting taxes. board's curriculum committee "health' as a reason, 44 percent Avenue, Union Beach; Bayshore Senior Day Center, IN too might be constructed as hold, Freehold Township, HoweU, Marlboro and Mttawan "A lot of rich people and reported that the system's pro- gave "convenience" at the Main St., Keansburg; East Keansburg Fire House, Thorn- much u 10 feet lower than landowners will hold oft gram tor academlcaUy ad- reason, with 20 percent citing ton Avenue and Leonardo First Aid building, Viola Avenue. Robert Holloway, Jr., M Mechanic St., Freehold, is the they should be. paying their tax bill to collect vanced students is under way, "other" as the reason for their District 2 • Eatontown, Fair Haven, LitUe Silver, Long only candidate In District 5, where there are two seats Mr. Gold reassured the preference. Branch, Monmouth Beach, Oceanport, Red Bank, Sea open. board that no serious problems added interest." said Mr. with 11 such students, ail Volpe. eighth graders, attending The survey also revealed Bright, Rumson, Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Township, Tin- The polling places are: Lobby of the Hall of Records, E. with water In basements of classes ID the high school from the large number of senior ton Falls and West Long Branch Main Street, Freehold; Fire House, Filoam Road, Free- homes already occupied in the "We've tried In the past to I until 1:56 p.m. dally. The citizens who live alone. Of the Virginia Lunau, 175 West End Ave., Long Branch Is the eboM Township; Cliffwood Volunteer Fire Co., Angels neighborhood had occurred. go after these people," he said. youngsters wUI take two 17 percent living in their own only candidate In District 1, where two seats are open. Street; Washington Fire House, Jackson Street, Matawan; He added that aU basements Mr. Bergen pointed out that -counts each, choosing from home. «Ughtly_ove_r_half Uve The polling places are: Memorial School, Grant Ave., Squankum Fire House, Route 524, HoweU and Ramtown had been water proofed with delinquent taxpayers have to provisions tor Installation of a mathematics, science, Italian, alone, and the rest with a Eatontown; Community center, 144 W. Bergen Place, Red Fire House, Ramtown • Greenville Road, HoweU. pay 8 percent interest on mon- sump pump. Satatsh, French and English. spouse, or friend or relative. - ey they owe to the borough. 10 The Daly Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12.197a IT'S TIME FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT Home Decorating Show coming to Asbury Park ASBURY PARK - Interior decorating Ideas, remodeling simulation of rain, sunshine, steam heat or cool temperatures Interior Decorators, which will construct a vignette of fully McLaughlin said. "There are people who have to do many and construction tips and scores of household displays will be automatically furnished rooms on the platform of Convention Hall; Barnes things themselves and they want Information I believe this offered Sept. 28 through Get I at the first annual Home Just by pressing a button, lamps in the ceiling turn on the Appliance Service of Tlnton Falls, on microwave cooking; the show will help them " Decorating and Improvement Show In Convention Hall. "sun," allowing you to bask in the warm rays and even develop Northern Monmouth County Nutrition Service, Freehold; The displays will be stretched out on two floors of the About 100 concerns, some from as far away as Ohio and a full body tan Push another button, you get rain. If you choose Stretch and Sew, Sea Girt, and Design Discipline, Inc., Red spacious beachfront auditorium. Most of the exhibitors are from Illinois, are planning to exhibit their new products during the steam, the Habitat fills with gentle mist, hot and moist. Bank, which will show an alternative method of building for the New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, but Include seven tour-day event directed and produced by James J McLaughlin homeowner. from Ohio and Illinois of Partway Productions, which also annually produces the Women who want to do their own wall papering, paneling, Wellington Hall, a full-service design studio in Ocean Town- Show times are 11 a.m. to 10: JO p.m. on Thursday, Friday successful recreational vehicle shows in Convention Hall, at plumbing and electrical work will be shown how at one of six ship, will have displays on creative interior design for both and Saturday and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday. Admission Is Giants Stadium in the Meadowlands and in central New York seminars which will be held dally at the show. The dolt-yourself residential and commercial projects »50. The home show will feature a new moderately priced demonstrations will be conducted by Eagle Home Centers of One of Wellington Hall's senior designers, Harold de Cam- environmental enclosure called Habitat, manufactured by Ocean County. - bra, was one of the committee which renovated the Inaugural Kohler Co, which by simple switches will give the user a Other seminars will be staged by American Society of ballroom for President Eisenhower. Another designer, Florence YOU'VE Karasik, has designed major residences In New Jersey and New York, the offices of New Jersey Natural Gas, Asbury Park, and several churches and temples In Monmouth County. State offers low interest loans The show also will Include exhibits of home insulation, solar energy, swimming pools, air conditioning, home heating and With the passing of Labor and siding are all eligible Im- would be about (57.00. and Loan Association, Marine HILP loans are available at waterproofing, appliances, numerous articles of home Day, evenings have become provements Homeowners View Savings and Loan As- furnishings, special tools and other household articles. may borrow up to (15,000 to branches of participating lend- sociation and New Jersey Na- noticeably cooler and the "I Intend to make this a beautiful and Informative show," thoughts of many homeowners Improve a single family home ing institutions. In Monmouth tional Bank will be turning to the new heat- and the money may be bor- County the participating len- For further information ing season, thinking of ways to rowed for as long as IS years. ders Include Carteret Savings about the program, interest THIS FALL, reduce the expense of heating The long repayment period and Loan Association, City homeowners should contact LET BLAISDELL LUMBER BRING one's home available, when combined with Federal Savings and Loan As- the New Jersey Mortgage Fi- If you have been thinking of the reduced interest rate of 1\ sociation, First Jersey Na- nance Agency at 1180 Ray- Insulating, Installing a new percent, will produce a month- tional Bank, Harmonta Sav- mond Boulevard, Newark, NJ, netting system, adding storm ly payment which is about half ings Bank, Keystone Savings 01702. windows, or any of the other the payment on a conventional improvements which help re- loan: duce your heating expenses For example, if you borrow A WOODBURNING but have been putting off the $»,000 at the current market work because of high Interest interest rate, 12 percent for rates, a new state program seven years, your monthly FIREPLACE may be of assistance to you. payment would be approx- The New Jersey Mortgage imately 1106 If you took out a in your home Flaaace Ageicy, an independ- HILP loan, the interest rate ent state agency, Is offering would be 7\ percent and if the In just TWO PAYS home Improvement loans money were borrowed for 15 TTTHE (HILP) throughout the state at years the monthly payment a 1% percent interest rate. 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AT HWY 35 MON.-FRI. 7:30-5:30 TWIIIBORO FEDERAL* SAT. 7:30 to 5:00 20% OFF RED BANK SAVINGS i LOAN ASSOCIATION ^ SALE PRICES BASED ON PICK-UP 741-5500 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 94 BROAD ST. 542-0404 EATOWTOWN s 12 The DtityRegtater SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.19/e MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Cut those fuel bills OUR BEST PRICES ARE with new windows If your old wooden win- dows and doors can't be seal- ed effectively against leaks and drafts, it may be lime to install efficient, modern, M Mm attod m tut** To Dock On energy-saving replacements. Hand *n) «rti»b«*i 01 totcMc mm FiM In several years your sav- ings in energy alone may MM At m Mara - tic* As Not* Not compensate for the initial ex- UnaniiiMi Nt TraaajsaMtil Itnn pense, because double- glazed replacement win- dows, properly installed, will cut heal loss through win- dows by as much as 40 per cent. FIREPLACES FIREPLACES Aluminum replacements have gained popularity be- cause wood lends to warp OVER 10,000 SHEETS and eventually rot; vinyl may lose strength due to ultra- IN STOCK violet light degradation and may become brittle al below-freezing tempera- tures. Aluminum, on the other PANELING hand, is rigid and strong and, despite its light weight, won't BIG SAVINGS shrink, swell or rust. Don't worry if your win- dows aren't a standard size ATTRACTIVE or shape. Aluminum re- PRE-FINISHED PANELS placements can be custom- THE cut (o Tit virtually any open- INSULATED ALUMINUM-FRAMED replacement FRANKLIN STOVE window! blend into this lurn-of-thr-ccnlury house as They come in a variety of 99 A aka Miy Ittlinj it architectural styles, either well at they 111 contemporary home*. They can cut fuel with an anodized finish, or bilU up to 40 percent and reduce maintenance. oHordoW. pricti by Cuslom-cul to fit any style window, and easily Installed, prices from with a baked-on enamel coat- U.S. STOVE CO. ing to match or blend with they come with baked-on finishes to complement any simulated wood grain color paint or aluminum siding. Photoi the Aluminum ZERO CLEARANCE ENERGY MIZER any color indoor or outdoor on hardboard or wood 26" Stove $159.95 Association. backing decor. WOOD BURNING WOOD BURNING There are aluminum com- 30" Stove $199.95 SAVES ENERGY binations for picture win- S-Vaar Warranty 28" 36" 42" ADDS HEAT dows , bay windows, WOOD and COAL IMPORTED (26" only)...$129.95 double-hung And single-hung $ 95 a. __ j from windows, vertical and hori- fr.m 439 zontal sliders, tilt windows STOVES and for doors of all kinds, in- cluding those to the patio. Supplement your GUTTER* LEADER LUMBER DEPT. Made to fit the exact heat with an INSULATION SHEEIROCX 2,4,7 «•».. ff 1x4 Hr Hooting.. .33 U space, they come as com- WHITE ALUMINUM ulsplU(1 KV plete, pre-assembled units airtight wood M ' with aluminum frame, glass, 1.3 SPRUCE N IF weatherslripping and trim. A Stop In For Your Free Booklet On 10' U...r 3 qualified remodeler can in- W lxlJ Shelving grade pint 39' Untor foot stall new aluminum units TINTUN FALLS GENERAL STORE How To Save Money By Insulating 10' Guitar 4 quickly and neatly. SYCAMORE AVE. TINT0N FALLS 544-1790 Your Home Against Heat Loss. M 20' Guitar PLYWOOD 4'x8' SHEETS While you're thinking 9 about replacing worn-out windows, you should invest- CUSTOM igate the various types avail- 3'/JX15 Foil Faced 14'»q.(.. W tattri.r.....i4" able and try to see complete FURNITURE /% •12" windows in addition to Ihe 6x15 Foil Faced 24* sq.ft. WE HAVE HARDWOODS PARTICLE BOARD miniature sample in the $14.t REFINISHING %" stock random width w, g» I/4,. salesman's kit. 3'/JX23 Foil Faced 14* sq.ft. The newest and best re- AND • TEAK • WALNUT • BIRCH M placement windows incorpo- 3'/2xl5 Unfaced 13' > ft. rate self-storing sashes and TOUCH-UP q • RED OAK • MAPLE • CHERRY %"IZZI.9 H» they are thermalized. This r**pta. ...iU 6xl5Unfaced 2T ,q f.. • MAHOGANY MW means that a thermal insulat- ft PT" * ' ' iA M *9ll^ ing material in Ihe frame and RUSH & CANE sash, along with insulating 69 glass (2 or 3 sheets of glass 842-6856 WHIT! ALUMINUM STORM DOORS *"!££•. |4 separated by a dead air REPLACED WHITI The 5th gallon space) keeps heat inside and STORM WINDOWS Mmsiwm prevents drafts from coming 24"x39" Ctou-lucli SHOP WORN LUMBER into the house. Some re- 24"x43" 32"x43" $ Is on us! placement units even have LOCKS OR LIVES? 24"x47" 54" 2x4.. 16* 2x10. 43* storm windows attached. Mill Protect youj family 24"xSl" 32"x$l" I'/.".JO-JIM Wh«n you buy 4 By replacing an old win- 2x6.. 2x12. dow with thermalized, 24"xS5" 3I"xS5" 25* 57* gallon! of any You CAN be-too late! 28"x39" 36"x39" double-glazed aluminum, Triple Track Olympic product plus storm sash, a family You CAN'T act too soon! 28"x43" 36"x43" 2x8.. 32* 4x4 50*> could realize substantial 28"x47" 36"x47" at regular price. heating savings. CALL 2l"xSI" 36"x5r $184, In Bangor, Maine, using oil 3o"xS$" LIMITED QUANTITIES heat at 50* a gallon and hav- VANGUARD LOCKSMITHS - 291-3717 28"x$S" ing a window area of 250 Quality locks at reasonable prices square feet, they could Free estimates realize a savings of as much 24 HR. MOBILE SERVICE BONDED/INSURED FIND YOUR COPY OF OUR SALE as $170 a year; in Lansing, Michigan, they could save CATALOG IN THURSDAY'S REGISTER $150; in Richmond, Virginia, S80; and in Portland, Oregon, about $100. If they heat with STOCKADE SCOTTS PRODUCTS' LIME electricity, savings could be 5M 10M 15M three limes more and with FENCE natural gas about half. Closeout Turf Builder 7" 14" 19" For more information DESIGN Prices about aluminum windows, RAILROAD TIES Plus 2 10" 19" 27" send for a new booklet 8x4#1 12.99 USED NEW entitled "Banking on Your Scotts Spreader 25" Windows ' It's free from Ihe INTERIORS LTD 8x5#1 14.99 7x9x8/6 3X5K» aroiiurt.....,.,.. Aluminum Window Informa- tion Bureau, 250 West 57th 8x6#1 16.99 .4" Pulvtriied Urn* 99* SO lbs. Street, New York. N.Y. #3...... 5" 4x6x8 dippvd 10019. 8x6«2 Pieced picket. 12.99 ..7" Granular limt 1.191., 50 lbs. #2 ...7" 6x6x8 dlpptd Art Spruce Potl S3.00 with fence W Marble Chips I" 50 lbs. Learn all about Treated Post $3.99 with fence .9" Consultation #1...... 94f 6x8x8 dipiMsL. building codes FLEXIBLE DRAIN QUAKER-WOODEN If you plan to add a room to HOMELITE CHAINSAWS your home or convert an existing one. first familiarize XI10" ughtw.iBht...... 84.95 PIPE YARD BARNS yourself with your local Interior 4" SOLID OR PERFORATED building codes, says the Na- XL-2 12" .13195 8x8'xS' tional Home Improvement Council. Design ROCKWEU 10" TABIESAW 8' lengths WOODEN ST0M6I Building codes are on the Homecraft taw with all the fea- BUIIOIMGS books of virtually every tures Plus $50 Router town, city and country in the $ 39 nation, but they vary widely 30 Monmouth St. Red Bank 2 or 29" per ft. 95 from one municipality to an- omy 279" 149 other. As a general rule, how- 842-4122 ever, a building permit is re- Tuesday thru Saturday 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m quired whenever structural BIG work is involved or when the (Next to the House ol Monmouth St.) basic living area of a resi- Ill BARN RED dence is lobe altered. III BUDGET Door opening 72" BARN tarn comes with smooth BARN hordkwird siding FreeCupol» with purchase! 12xi2x12... $929.95 M99" io,ixi *214" L»rg$ 12x16x12..$1049.95 Enough 12x20x12.2x20x12.. $1$1169.98 Almost To Hold 12x24x12.122412 . $1289.9$ 8 Anything with YPT111 Siding -Floor O Almost • Glass Enclosures * Fire Tools, Grates, Etc. • Gas & Electric Logsg • Wood Burningg Fireplacesp Franklin Fireplaces • Unique Accessories MONMOUTH Custom Screens • Custom Installations ANDIRON FIREPLACE SHOP BUILDING CENTER 1)3. SMIf MWT 35 MBWflOWN M-I2-7I wo HNUU-MU jounu* iunm KOJIH JOUMH UK 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY (OPPOSntSYOUKMIlMIES) PHONE: 7«MI20 Hon.-M.MM ULIHH i SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12,1978 {M v OQ Organization plus in new Locutt kitchen Architectt provide modern kitchen for older county home IK r- CO Kitchens fun to do...clients get involved By CAROL JAC'OBSON kitchen area, bright and ac- wine cellar plus the ultimate Gaunt and Kaplan, through amount general contractors in- percentage of their estimated RED BANK - Give the cessible, an indoor-outdoor kitchen closet which now neat- another corporation, were in- clude In estimates to cover the figure. firm of Kaplan and Gaunt of dining area surrounded by ly accomodates cookbooks, ap- volved in construction man- unforeseen. A layout of the Wyers' Red Bank an almost-century- glass and plants, a fireplace pliances and baking pans so agement aa well as architec- If radical changes occur kitchen and wine cellar areas oM house to redesign and and a butler's pantry, all of that kitchen counters can be tural design. Through bid solic- during construction, then, the was published In the publica- z II they'll spruce It up delicously which make for ea% and en- clear of clutter. itation, they follow through architects explain, estimates tion, "The Designer," a New a&a £ O Ai in the home of Mr. and joyable entertaining. While the Wyers knew what with day-to-day supervision change as well. However, the York based Interior design lira. Junes I. Wyer in Locust, The Wyers also wanted an they wanted, they were flex- which keeps them on the site architects point out that, magazine. the architectural firm took an office space with a guest room ible... allowing the architects when Inevitable problems whenever they have had occa- O fireplaces that have been 1 OUR SPECIALTY right Tht w*4trw' i coot*' Tn# toot* g«t a chine* to fJ»moc MAKES MORE SONG STYLES. long bricked up are being Ovf r the *m»( MOCI k*4 Ml U*.< l**n go about no* 0 W opened and rendered usable, it ftffvtt FM"> ttuivvsArt y tan Mt4ng *,ii ,«;j twT1*> rf|Unt ir>< Tom Seaver has a pitch for every rnt tpnng fw « M'!t Spring i late So iia-l Flex Sheet Mirrors in and fireplaces are being in- situation. His wife, Nancy, will vouch stalled for the first time colors Available where none were before. for that. Of course, there are some And Alcan has a style for every rules to observe when using a SEE OUR SHOW ROOM DISPLAY fireplace, to ensure both the siding taste. No one makes more styles maximum in pleasure and the beit i«Mtiii#n cibgrau than Alcan; and no one makes finer maximum in safety. contron and wMd cotilfO' LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS AVAILABLE producti avtiKtxe Up to aluminum siding. First, make sure the flue is 4000 n It * ipol CRAFTSMANSHIP GUARANTEED open before lighting fire and. 1000 Alcan Vin-AI-Wbod™ has a rich, once open, that it is not warm, wood-grain finish and a super- MORRIS PLATE GLASS CO. blocked up in any way. If it is open and clear, you should tough PVC vinyl coating: 5 times thicker Serving Monmoulh orw UIWUT be able to feel a draught com- PUU J Tht lorf OmotK Sod Gtowing Plan. than ordinary paint coatings. County Since 1930 IHJKXW ing down it. When you build your fire, direct your logs Alcan Shingl-Wood* has the look toward the flue to allow for and charm of real wood shingles. 10-16 Maple Ave., Red Bank 741-1063 easy escape of smoke. Alcan Driftwood® has the natural look of ringed, aged wood. And Alcan Deluxe has the beautiful TIME TO DECORATE FOR FALL simplicity of traditional wood clapboard. To beautify your home and protect Get Started Now! , it too, no one makes finer aluminum Our Entire In-Stotk ^ CALL siding than Alcan. No one makes more FOR FREE siding styles. And no one can get Alcan WALLPAPER COLLECTION Siding for you, except your Alcan Siding ON SALE Tim test.1 4 dealer. AMERICAN EXTERIORS SiogH CMl KM NKI ESTIMATE) loll -0-motic tag. 4 95 to 10.IS MO SANK AMA ASSUMY PARK AREA 951 Hghway 35 North MicJdletown 671-0978 747-2183 741-6333 774-0581 •*•••*••*• 14 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12.1978 It's best to know what you really expectxpt from carpet ^f ^f * *^^ yo..*ru can apply it tAo ,,youAi.rr rintip«s tnlorr makinmakincg aa selectionselection., bold designs working best of and a chart lhat plant your Wh.it would you say is ihe big a job your carpel will Third, plot out the high dining room, the spol around medium to dark tones—the home. send for the free book- all to hide telltale din and entire home's carpeting most kfnporuai factor locon have to perform before you traffic areas in your home. a favorite chair or sofa, and blues, greys, and browns- let. •The Consumer's Guide wear. need! according lo perfor- sider when shopping for decide on any purchase. Most entries receive the Ihe general TV and conversa- are practical for hiding dirt 10 Carpel Performance- These are only the basics mance rating. Write lo: .irpci' Would you think first Shopping fur a carpet with roughest daily use. as all din tion gathering area. and soil in heavy iraffic This booklet contains de- areas, while light colors— of carpet performance, a Bigcluw-Sanford. Inc., Dept. dt itl color, design and rela- performance in mind can from Ihe outside is deposited tailed descriptions of the var- A guest bedroom, on Ihe especially golds and guideline for the homeowner BJA. Box 3089. Greenville. lien lu your decorating help you avoid the mistake of there. Stairs are another high ious performance categories other hand, receives only oranges—are most sensitive who wishes to buy a carpet SC 29602, vheme ' The quality of ihe buying less—or more—than usage area, especially the of carpets, helpful special light traffic and can Ihus be 10 soiling. Tweeds and thai will suit the total home fabric' Or is cost value your you really need. first step and all the leading 1 carpeted wilh much less at- multi-colors hide din better environment and lifestyle. main consideration' How do you judge carpet edges. (Did you know that tention 10 wear and tear. Ml of (hesc, of course, are performance? The makers of than solids, and patterns take For more information on most people tend to walk on Moderate traffic is the term the camouflaging lead, wilh carpel performance and how important things to keep in Bigelow carpets have come Ihe same spol time after Bigelow gives to the sporadic mind when looking fur a new up with a unique new Mark of lime?l type of activity thai goes on CVpffl, Hul there's another Performance rating system Pivot points, such as room in places such as Ihe master more important factor in lhat will allow you to buy the Sat. 9-5 entrances and hallway (urns, bedroom or a formal living or volved in carpet buying carpet lhat best suits your Sun. 9-12 are areas that also take quite dining room, where there is which will make the differ needs. The Mark of Perfor- a beating. Here, instead of less daily movement. The 1'nte in how well ynuf carpel mance'" assigns relative per- just stepping, people twisi resl of the home would gen- maintains its detorator formance ratings lo all and lurn their feet, grinding erally fall under the cat- beauty, how long the quality Bigelow carpets, and pro- the dirt down into Ihe carpel egories of general and heavy of the fabric lusts and, in the vides helpful guidelines by and distorting the pile. Other traffic —the family room, end, how much value you which you can assess the heavy traffic areas depend children's bedrooms, a fam- Mill receive on your initial in- kind of carpel you should buy upon ihe size and lifestyle of ily living room. FLOWER & GARDEN CENTER vestment. according 10 its intended use. your family, bul some typical Ihe key togttod carpet iflK^c three basic fac- Color and pattern are also examples would be the areas related lo carpet perfor- Railroad Ave.. Marlboro (Village) haying lies in a carpet's per- tors^BJffiember, according around the table in a busy jnrtnatH t rating to Bigelow, when rating car- mance. Generally speaking, 462-3421 A carpet is u true home pel performance. First, what worker," and you should are the general traffic areas of Professional Landscaping give careful thought to how your household? Is your fam- Wooded Areas & Rock Gardens ily large or small and, if there THE MOST FREQUENT CRIME On Joanna Woven Woods are children, what are Iheir Railroad Tie Work ages' Do you have pets? Do IS BURGLARY and Custom Shutters 500 pounds you entertain frequently? In Our Specialties other words, how busy is GOOD, DEAD-BOLT LOCKS ARE Brick Patios your floor traffic in general? your first line of defense collected Second, what is your at- Pool Landscaping SAVE to 40% titude toward cleaning and CALL EAT0NT0WN - More housekeeping? Answer him- on tslly, because diligent clean- VANGUARD LOCKSMITHS - 201 -3717 than 500 pounds of aluminum Complete Lawn & Gardening Supplies ing will increase Ihe life and Quality locks at reasonable prices Wallpaper Free estimate • hip was collected (or recycl- beauty of a carpet while de- Indoor Trees & Plants . 24 HOUR MOBILE SERVICE BONDED/INSURED Vertlcal-Rlvlera Blinds ing at Rickel's Home Center linquent care will require a Custom Dried & Silk Flowers parking lot This is the hard "worker." SHADES • CARPET equivalent of over 11,000 Arrangements We cany ovar 3,000 color* Ox-LIn* Paint beverage containers Persons from as far away W* haw M U M 5 In all colon as Rahway, Union Beach and Wall Township brought WHOLE HALF 50% OFF ALL CERAMIC POTTERY AIR PAINT aluminum for which they were ALSO RIBBON SALE Colonial Plaza (Grand Union) paid 17 cents a pound, accord' SHOWROOM Rt. 24 i Lloyd Rd., Milawan 58S-I5TS Ing to Mrs. Mary Owen, cor- V PRICE SALE responding secretary for Re- gional Resource Recovery otith* Committee of Monmouth rmtmll prlcm* County, a group working to of all In mlock foster expansion of recycling programs mmrchandlam The next collection at Rickel's will be Friday, Oct. ti from noon to 1 p.m. From 10:30 Thurs., Sept. 14th, Fri. Sept. 15, ft Sat. Sept 16th ONLY! to 11:30 a.m. the Reynolds builders' mobile unit will be at the Two Guys parking lot at Third and Union Avenues, Neptune City. Sterling After the Eatontown stop, the Rece//ed unit will stop In Aberdeen Easily Installed Elegant New Township. and adjusted In Church and civic groups, soffits, plaster or Chandeliers for schools and other organiza- drywall ceilings in your Dining Room... new or existing tions, as well as individuals are construction. with the touch of Llghtcraft. being urged to earn money, conserve resources and con- serve energy by collecting Lighting by HADCO aluminum (or a valuable re- The Lighting] Outstanding collection of design far cycling. All-aluminum Center every architectural styling. beverage containers, clean CONSIDER YOURSELF A used foil, and food trays, door 1 70 E Nfwnwn Springs Hd •omr> mo IMCML * RtdBank NJ frames and gutters and siding I Optn Dairy 8 • S 741-6400 FOR TW$ MALI OMLVI nve all recyclable $ 15,000 V. Each and every customer at Builders' may be waiting General in Little Silver receives the "RED CARPET" treatment for you at WHY DON'T YOU TRY US FOR: Shadow Lawn Savings VALUE and Loan Association INFORMATION ERSONAL SERVICE If you are a home owner you may qualify to borrow up to $15,000 for home improvements. It's here if you want to add a room for your growing family, put in a new kitchen, paint your home or insulate it for BUILDERS' GENERAL the coming winter. Just ask us. YOUR ONE-STOP-HOME CENTER SHOP MEMBER F.D.I.C. OWNED AND OPERATED BY VICTOR & TIM SHAHEEN LUMBER • PLYWOOD • IN OUR GARDEN DEPARTMENT^ MILLWORK • HARDWARE • TREATED LUMBER • INSULA- % TION • ROOFING • MASON MA- 15 OFF TERIALS • DRYWALL PRODUCTS SCOTT PRODUCTS • ORTHO PRODUCTS • PRE-FINISHED PANELING • SID- GRASS SEED • PINE BARK NUGGETS LENDER ING • CEILINGS • DOORS • WIN- GARDEN TOOIS • PEAT MOSS DOWS e POWER TOOLS • PAINT • all sale Items an In our Garden Center AND MORE! and limited to store stock. Home Office: 600 Broadway at Norwood Avenue, Long Branch New Jersey 07740 (201) 222-1100 14 Offices In Monmouth A Ocean Counties 15 Sycamore Avenue s. Little Silver (l, Ktirport, LBH« Slhrtf, Minitipm, Marlboro, MMdMown, MMdMrook, ttyttfc bland*. Ntjftuw City, Oakhurtt, Balmar Savings ft Lean, DMtlon ol Shadow Lawn Saving* OpenOpen ddaily 7:30-5:00 I, Americans turn to remodeling SHREWSBURY. NJ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1978 The Dtfly Ifegfeter 15 Remodeling should con- New homes are expensive. Improvement Council, the other hand, has the equip- Anything you can do to cut Mortgage money is getting either, cuts the cost of your form in price and style 10 the average homeowner is at a ment aud manpower to do the house and neighborhood. tighter. And it's often a loss as to how to implement job He knows local building traumatic experience, espe- it. Discuss with your con 5. Shop for ike rithl home codes and ordinances And imprmtmeni loan. Like any cially for families with young he is an established busi- tractor the use of stock-size children, to pud up roots and NHIC, the largest profes- windows, doors aid other commodity, money nessman with roots in Ike varies in cost. And while relocate in strange neighbor- sional organization in the ran—unity who has to do > mouldings. There are liter- hoods. ally dozens of standard prod- there are few "bargains" $35 billion home improve- good job to maintain his repu- available, it does pay to shop For these and a variety of ment industry, suggests the tation and stay,competitive. ucts, available off the shelf. other reasons, more Ameri- that snap, boh or nail into around. following steps: place in a fraction of the time cans than ever are choosing I. Choose a reliable con- 2- My ttandtrd sites Check your community's to remodel or improve their required for their more tractor. There are only so and Tabor-saving products sophisticated counterparts. lending institutions—banks, present homes. many things the homeowner Time and labor are the two savings and loan associa- But having made that deci- can do himself. An NHIC most expensive items in 3. Consider energy con- tions, your own credit sion, says the National Home member contractor, on the home improvement work. servation. The installation of union—and compare inter- proper amounts of attic to est rates and terms. wall insulation, says NHIC, You may find that the bank can lower fuel consumption. passbook loan, which is bor- The additional cost of insu- rowing against money in your Wide range of colors lation is recovered in ten own savings account, is your yean or less, depending on best deal. Or you may do bet- location, through the use of ter by borrowing against your less expensive heating and life insurance. -cooling equipment and re- THE GOOD LOOKS and umurpawrd durability of Johns-M.nvillr'i fiber glaw in pre— finished siding duced energy usage. Consider an FHA home shingles makri them an Ideal remodeling investment. improvement loan and in- No matter what the period, aluminum, properly in- Having decided on siding, It also pays to specify dou- stalled, can help retain their ble or triple-pane insulating' vestigate refinancing your style or wall surface of your go a step further and choose mortgage balance. home, exterior decoration is charm with the added be- the insulated kind because it glass windows, and adequate no longer limited to increas- nefits of reduced mainte- may pay for itself in energy weatherslripping on win- For additional help in re- ingly expensive painting cy- nance. savings and add to your com- dows and doors. • modeling your home, write cles. While pre-finished siding fort, winter and summer. 4. Don't over-improve NHIC for its informative fol- also comes in vinyl plastic, Plain siding docs not have New heating and cooling der, "How to Start Your Pre-finished siding has Home Improvement Project come of age, and whether the hardboard and steel, alumi- much insulating value, but equipment, an updated bath- num offers the widest range when properly installed with room, a finished basement With the Help of a Reliable ANNIVERSARY house is Victorian, Colonial Contractor." or contemporary, there's a of colors, styles and acces- insulating backer over alu- or a simple paint job can siding to match it. sories, and has the most suc- minum foil it can cut your enhance the livability of your To obtain a free copy, send The biggest news, particu- cessful track record. On the fuel use. home and add to its longev- a self-addressed, stamped larly in aluminum siding, is market tor over JU yean, it Choose your contractor as ity. But over-improve- envelope to the National the wide range of colors and has been used to re-side over carefully as you select your ment, spending $50,000 on Home Improvement Coun- textures now available. 11,000,000 homes. siding, because his reputa- house improvements in a cil. Dept. M. II East 44th Pre-finished hardboard is block of $50,000 houses, Street, New York, N.Y. TH SALE \ Shades of brown, green, tion and expertise will de- blue, ivory, avocado, red and available in a wide range of termine the quality of the job. doesn't make sense- 10017. colors and textures but it re- Check with people who have the earth tones are beginning ATTICS to rival the ever popular quires more care than other had their homes re-sided, WALLS sidings. with local bankers, the Better DUCTS c white finish. FLOORS With steel, the exposed Business Bureau and the INSULATION Sept. 11-16 Embossed textures range edges of the pre-finished sid- from a smooth finish to repli- Chamber of Commerce. ing may be affected by To help you choose the STOP WONDERING STOP WORRYING cas of almost every style weather. wood finish, even cedar best type siding for your shakes. These styles and Vinyl plastic is usually home, write for a free copy of FIBERGLASS INSULATION BARGAINS BY THE BUSHEL paints are often guaranteed available only in white and a new 16-page booklet, "A for 20 to 40 years, while pastel colors. It may become Homeowner's Guide to maintenance is reduced to a brittle at low temperatures Choosing Siding," available SUPCOVERS-DRAPERY-UPHOISTERY FABRICS minimum. and wavy when the tempera- from the Aluminum Siding 100% EFFFXTIVt ture goes up. Information Bureau, Dept 100% RELIABLE Pre-finished siding also Long-term characteristics provides other design M9. 230 West 57th Street, of vinyl siding are not proven New York, NY. 10019. 100% GUARANTEED alternatives — horizontal since it has only recentlybe - ESTABLISHED 1947 panels to accentuate the come available. long, low lines of a ranch Whatever siding you house, vertical panels to choose, be sure your exterior dial 1 qvr priBH • ptalM break up a too-long horizon- "The Action Line" CONSTRUCTION tal sweep, or accent the gable decorating scheme not only pleases you bul also blends DEAL ft INSULATION 500 BRICK BLVD . 106 00 ends of a colonial home. well with other houses in the BRICKTOWN «•"•"••• e Trim and accessories, such 542-1700 222-4444 or 531-6777 neighborhood. 1221 ALLENHURST AVE WEST DEAL as corner posts, columns, Decorators suggest limit- II. 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Gel a smashing new gles (most rooms are not per- tbe wall chalkline and resnap a new backing from each Sure-Stik kitchen appearance with fect squares and have some If less than six inches of chalkline if necessary. Re- tile just before putting it into beautiful do-it-yourself floor- irregularities), your first job space is left from your last check again for accuracy, place. Start laying tile al the little ing! is lo get down with chalk and tile to the wall, shift your cen- being sure your new lines center of the room, making Not only is do-it-yourself siring, and locale the center ter point six inches in either form an accurate right angle. sure that the first tile is direction. Snap a new chalk- Ms the little things in life kitchen flooring a great way of your room with perpen- This shifting of the cen- square with the chalklines. line parallel with the first, that count and, very often, to perk up the entire kitchen dicular lines. terline, when necessary, will Bull each tile squarely up lo through this new room center the tame thing holds true in atmosphere, it's now also This will make the differ- improve the appearance of the adjoining tile, making point, making sure the chalk- the sphere of home decoral- easy for any homeowner to ence between a scattered, the floor and will eliminate sure thai the corners meet complete with a truly profes- uneven pattern and neal, uni- line still conforms to a right cutting and filling of small exactly. - • sional look, thanks to formly right-angled tiles It's those small touches, 1 often whimsical, often im- GAFSTAR " Brite-Bond™ when your flq^r is com- pulsive, the knick-knacks Sure-Stik floor tiles. pleted. that grace your shelves and These easy-io-install floor To locate the center of tables, the paintings and tiles come in some of the your kitchen floor, measure posters that hang on your most exciting and Imagina- the length of each side of the wallt, that truly personalize tive patterns available any- wall and drive a nail or make your home and make it an ex- where. There arc natural a mark al the center of each tension ofyou. . brick looks, lovely stone pat- of these side walls on your You may want to project terns, rich wood looks and sub-floor. Disregard bays, different parts of your per bright ceramic-jike designs. alcoves and other irreg- sonality in different rooms. The colors are diverse, bright ularities. The kitchen, often a bright and beautiful, and many of Connect the center points and cheery room, can be- the patterns are deeply em- on two opposite side walls by come, especially for the per- bossed to add texturai beauty tightly stretching a chalked son who loves to cook, a fa- and natural realism to the de- siring between these points, vorite room, and the first sign. snapping it down against the The exclusive urethane floor. Measure along this place where he or she will CLOCK ACCENTS HOME OFFICE . . . Howard Miller finish on all GAFSTAR™ chalkline and mark its center begin to accessorize and per- clock adds a decorativr touch to this wnrk-al-limur Brite-Bond1" tiles assures point. sonalize. office that qnce wan a closet. Desk was created by lop- long wear, resistance to Hang things on the walls. ping a pair of two-drawer files with a laminate counter: With a carpenter's square staining and the easiest of Putting up a pegboard is an the rear wall was covered with pegboard to accommo- or one of your floor tiles as a maintenance. 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By marking down the center of the room with perpendicular Here's the answer chalklines and then laying down the tiles ont from the center al right angles, every home floor installation based Therefore, start in the center of the floor at your desig- homeowner can Install a beautiful, easy-to-care floor that will give the kitchen a By ANDY LANG hi order to make tke rooms and how to Insulate an attic, on the concept of marking down your room's center and nated right angle and, Icavin, fantastic new decorating lift. (j. - TV hick partial of livable. We waal to use tke but you can find them In the aw iMue b covered with bait type of iasaUtloa Ikal ran booklet, "Save Money by In- asphalt tidhg. We wait to pat be stapled hi place. 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SEPTEMBER 12. 1978 The DtffyRcgfater 17 Vikings' Danmeier boots Broncs in OT BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) - free sent placekicker Rick Danmeier booted a 44-yard field goal - his fourth of the game - with l:M (lapsed In overtime, lift- ing the Minnesota Vikings to a 12-» National Football League victory over the Denver Bron- cos In a nationally televised game last night. Denver's Jim Turner had sent the game Into the extra period with a controversial 25- yard field goal as regulation time expired, tying the .score M Tommy Kramer replaced starter Fran Tarkenton at quarterback for Minnesota starting the overtime period and engineered a M-yard drive that set up Danmeier's win- ning kick. Kramer connected with Robert Miller for 14 yards on a thlrd-and-10 situation and CONTROVERSIAL CALL—Baltimore Orioles' Burleson Murray ob|ected to umpire Bill Denver was slapped with a 15- Eddie Murray slides back Into second base and a Holler's calling him out on the plckoff play from yard piling on penalty on the smiling Boston Red Sox shortstop Rick catcher Carlton Fisk. next play, giving Minnesota a first down at the Denver SI. Reserve quarterback Nor- rls Weese, who replaced starter Craig Morton In the third period, led Denver on a a 50-yard drive to the Minnesota 5 In the waning seconds of reg- ulation 'time. Weese was tackled on the Minnesota 8 with three seconds remaining and the Broncos out of time- wet outs. But the officials stopped the clock to allow the teams to line up and Turner got his kick away as the final second ticked off. The victory was Minne- sota's first of the season after ", ni.. 4 an opening-game loss. Denver also Is 1-1. -* •«*» Danmeier, who spent 1(77 on Minnesota's Injured re- served list, hit from 24 yards In the first quarter, then con- BIG. BAD JON— Denver Bronco fullback Jon Keyworth looks for some extra nected from 44 and 21 yards in yardage after hauling In o three-yard pass from Craig Morton. Bearing down the third period, giving the on Keyworth Is Minnesota linebacker Matt Blair. Vikings a M lead. A blocked punt by Denver's Lyle Aliado led to the game's only touchdown. A high snap from center delayed rookie Spinks: I want it Mike Wood's kick, which bounced off Alzado and was NEW ORLEANS (AP) - "Back off. back river city gets the Immediate Impression that recovered by Barney Chavous off ... I gotta breathe,' Leon Spinks com- All Is the champion and Spinks the challenger. at the 99-yard line. manded newsmen crowding around him follow- "It did bother me in a sense," Spinks said of ing a workout people's reluctance to accept him as a cham- I I I I > I • < • i The writers backed off. which is something pion. "But then I said to myself, 'Why let it Mlnn-FG Donmolor 14 1 Mlnn-FG Dwuntlf r U Spinks doesn't expect Muhammad Ali to do bother me' I don't want it to mess my head Minn- FG Donmt ler 31 Don-Koywortft I run (kick tailed) Friday night when Spinks defends the World up." Den—FGTwfnor25 Boxing Association heavyweight championship Outwardly, the tt-year-old champion is Minn—FG Oonmtltr 44 In the Superdome. calm — confident, not cocky. "There's no dif- "I expect him to come stronger (apply ference between this fight and the first one," IfHCM VihlMf. pressure) than he did last time," Spinks said said Spinks, whose first title defense will be First otownj II 11 Rvthtvronb 7* 101 36-101 yesterday. "He wants it back bad. Just his eighth pro fight. "Except this time I'm PouJngrorK* 119 105 "I want to keep it just as bad." trying to keep it, not get It." fttturn yards IU M POSMt IS-MJ Ii U i Spinks has been under pressure ever since So Spinks goes determinedly through work- Punts 411 S3* FumbMri lost 4-3 14 be won the title from Ali on a split decision last outs under the eyes of his trainers, forming a Ptnort Its-yards Feb 15 in Las Vegas, Nev. It's the pressure of strategy to beat Ali while scoring a knockout succeeding a legend and being constantly com- for boxing over culture INDIVIDUAL LEAD!HI RUSHING-D«flv«f, Armstrong 14-M. pared with All Spinks has added to the pres- Painted on a run above, the balcony in the Ptrrln 7 21, Ktyworiti 013. Minnesota. sure by having several scrapes with the police, New Orleans Municipal Auditorium, where Foftmonn-St. Young 1 I*. R Miller SI] PASSING-DtMwtr. Motion » 71 7 90 mostly over traffic violations. Spinks and Ali train, are the names of such Wtts* .lllli Minnesota, Tdrfctnton mr-3 M. Kromtr J ' 0 n And now there is the added pressure of giants In music, literature and philosophy as RECEIVING Denver. Ktyworth* 1). proving his victory was not a fluke Many Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Tolstoy, Chaucer, MOWS 1-H, Upchurch 130. Minnesota, FortOHMt4 It, R.Milter Ml. Young 3 19. people feel it was and a visitor to this storybook Schiller, Goethe and Confucius. Phillies batter Pirates, go up by five PHILADELPHIA (AP) - the ninth, and Hon Cey hit a Forster picked up his 19th flrstpiace Philadelphia In the Te Philadelphia Phillies pair of homers as the Los An- save. National League East. erupted for six runs In a fifth- geles Dodgers beat the Giants, BUI Russell doubled to left- Murcer, who has eight inning bat-around, Including a increasing their National center field with one out in the straight hits, collected two sin- two-run homer by Bake League West lead to five third for the first Los Angeles gles before hitting his home McBrtde, to defeat the Pit- games. hit, Blue walked Rau on four run In the sixth. He also tsburgh Pirates 10-) last night. The second-place Giants, straight pitches and Lopes walked twice. The victory boosted the one game behind eight days doubled to right-center. Lopes The league record for con- Phillies' National League Esat ago, lost for the sixth time in went to third on a wild pitch as secutive hits Is 10, achieved margin to five games over the seven games and now are only Bill North walked, and scored four times. runnerup Pirates. IK games ahead of third-place on a groundout by Reggie Murcer's homer capped a Steve Carlton, 14-12, gave Cincinnati. Smith. four-run Inning and made It up seven hits and three runs in Left-hander Doug Rau, 14-8, Cabs I, Mets 4 M. It came off Roy Lee Jack- the first three Innings, then who got seventh-inning relief NEW YORK - Bobby son, who relieved New York settled down. Rookie Don Rob- help from Terry Forster, Murcer smashed a three-run starter Mike Bruhert, J-J, In inson, 114, took the loss, snap- bested the Giants' Vlda Blue, homer to help the Chicago the fifth. Ivan DeJesus beat ping a personal seven-game lt-8, who has failed to win in Cubs down the New York out an Infield hit and was sacri- winning streak. his last seven starts. Blue left Mets. ficed to second. With two out, Rodney Scott walked and BUI The Phillies, who have won for a pinch-hitter In the fourth The victory kept the third- with his team behind 4-0. place Cubs «H games behind Buckner singled to score De- •even of their last eight, took a Jesus. Murcer followed with 14 lead In the first on a single his homer. by Garry Maddox - extending his hitting streak to IS games Reds I, Astrtn S ' — and Greg Luilnski's run- How They Stand CINCINNATI - Ken Grif- scoring double. AMIHICAN HAOUI NATIONALL1AOUI • AST IA«T fey's two-run pinch-hll single Pittsburgh coming off a W I Pet. W I PCt. Sotton 17 SI K» PnlMelpnle If H .SSI In the ninth Inning sparked the three-game wipeout by the New York » M 104 Pimouroh 74 tt Jll Cincinnati Reds to a dramatic New York Mets and now and Mllwoukee n II S74 Chicago 71 71 .S07 toltlmoro M U 5S» Montreal « 77 4H victory over the Houston In the throes of a five-game Detroit 7! u .Ml Si. Louli u u •1 II .114 Now York .tor ll Astros. losing streak, tied it In the sec- Clovllond » H Tor OHIO S7 It M Trailing 8-7, the Reds' win- ond on Dale Bern's fifth home NUT W1IT »Clty 71 u Ml Ma st; - ning rally started when Dan run of the season. 71 47 at Son Frenclico II tl SU S Drlessen and George Foster Tel 71 71 m Cincinnati n M SSI in In the third, Willie Ookleno 44 71 ut San Dlt«o 71 71 M IIMwalked off reliever Joaquln Stargell's 24th homer of the W M .444 17 71 m IIVi II U .IX 4] Ho tx 71 Andujar, 5-5. Johnny Bench STRETCH— Pittsburgh Pirates' Frank Taveras Steve Carlton to Phillle first baseman Richie season, a two-runshot, gave M 171 sacrificed, then Griffey hit the makes a stretching dive back to first base lust ahead Hebner. the Pirates a J-l lead off the Cle.elene'll.TereMo Montreoll .Slleulil first pitch from Astros reliever JIT" PMleotlpMe II. Prtfteuran 1 of the throw from Philadelphia Phillies' pitcher ahaky Carlton. Cnlce«e». New »ocm Dan Warthen for a single to «ml.Ct |— . i-n^i A ii.. >jajfc^ • The PtOIUes scored three KonaotCrrrl.OoMond? C lin,rr*i*wil *i nWinpJl V short left field. Driessen TnotLCWItKOMK AllanHI.SanOMaal tines In the last of the thir on Lo» Anaelei 7. Sen FronclKo I scored easily, aad Foster Red Bank, Middletown PALs set boxing only one *>*t. An error, a hit- ittitiBL Te—rta—in need home ahead of left batsman, two walks and a sac- lommort (0 Martinet II III ot •« Heutlen (Lemonaollo filial Cmcln fielder Wilbur Howard's tan (Torrti lS-tl, 7 Jo p.m notKMatfcewWI.ip.m RED BANK - The Red Bank and Middletown Police said. "Director Gary Watson and tbe assistant coaches, Steve rifice fly accounted for the Toronto (Clancy h>ll) el Cltvolond Pirhawgh iCendtlorlo IH1 I al Pull throw Athletic Leagues will co-sponsor an all-star amateur boxing Sanduul and Red Ryssi. are extremely enthusiastic and certain runs, two unearned. (FreWeoen IS), 7:11pm. edolphle(Chrlilonoori ll-m. 7 is p m. Now Tort (Tiara* 74) at Dolroll SI. Louli I Wkovlcli 11 ill al Manlnal The victory went to reliever show at the Red Bank Armory, Friday night, Oct. I their squad will give an excellent account of Itself'' (YeungS-Sl.lp.m. IMoyt-ll, 7:lSp.m Dave Tomltn, 8-1 The card will begin at 8 p.m. and will consist of 10 Amateur The Middletown PAL squad will be coached by BUI Ham- Dwlgert 7, Glaats 2 Mlnnouta (Serum 1-71 al Chkooo Cnlcoao levrrH s-lll at Now Vtrt SAN FRANCISCO - (Slant Hvm.rao.m. lEHWmorHlMelp.m. Consecutive home runs by Athletic Union sanctioned bouts and two Junior Olympic trial day. Ron Omhnacht and Bill Balbach Oakland ILenatero 7 HI at Kernel Atlanta I 18 TheDktfyRegfater SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 1978 Rookies may hold key to Giant future The New York Giants have back Joe Pisarcik, who has to now for him. Unfortunately, quartet. Martin was called for line. often played revolving quar- check the huddle very careful- the future may also be in the There may come a day roughing Pisarcik on a sack (a Martin reacted Just as the terback* over the past few ly to see which backs are In the two rookies he likes to talk when Pisarcik will know that quite unintentional blow on the Giants hoped! he would. He years. They have a new rou- game His life may depend on about with wistful looks in his the same backs will be in the helmet), and on the next play kicked Spencer In the gut and tine now It is called revolving whether the pair in there at eyea. game for more than a play or Giant guard Doug Van Homgot tossed out. "I have no com- running backs any one time can block a JONNI Taylor and Doornink are two at a time. started to talk to Martin "He plaints," Martin said. "I Like most football innova- Harvey Martin or a Too Tall bigger than the tandem of QUICK KICKS: Tackle said they were going to cut my shouldn't have lost my head tions, it was born out of neces- Jones Kotar and Hammond and Gordon Gravelle and Piiarcik knees," Martin later com- that way. We are not out there slty The Giants just do not "Let's lace it," the con- FALK possess as much, if not more, were both happy that Cowboy . plained. "That's a chicken way to maim or Injure." have the ideal combination of vivial quarterback said after speed and quickness. How- All-Pro Harvey Martin was to get me." The Giants did just Then, he added with a size, speed and experience in Sunday's loss to the Dallas ever, they are rookies and do ejected from Sunday's game, that with back Willie Spencer smile, "We do play them any two backs on the roster Cowboys "Sometimes we give not yet have the experience an but the incident pointed out supplying the crusher two again, you know." Thus, fans can watch a parade away what we are going to do NFL back must have if he is to one of the old problems of foot- plays later. Spencer went at Next time Martin may be consisting of Doug Kotar, Bob- by the combination of backs was asked, for the umpteenth survive and if his quarterback ball that will never be cor- Martin's knees while the de- swallowing Giants, rather than the best we can. Kotar and fensive end was pinned at the by Hammond, Larry Csonka, we have in the game. If time "Look," he patiently an- Hammond give us more ver- is to survive. rected the bait. Willie Spencer and the two Csonka and Spencer are there, swered. "We use Csonka and satility, but Hammond is small McVay has been feeding rookies, Billy Taylor and Dan everybody knows we are going Spencer in certain situations and really can't go full out a them into the lineup with one Doomink. inside. We lose some ver- like fourth and one on the goal whole game." of the other veteran backs a bit There are those who do not satility, but you have to ask the line. What the heck. Every- John HcVay Is in the last at a time. By the end of the like the system One of those coaches about that " body knows what we are going year of his contract with the season, they may be sharing who is not fond of it is quarter- So Giant coach John Me Vay to do there anyway, so we do it Giants, and the future may be equal billing with the veteran Crimson Tide first in grid poll By Tke Associated Press 20-3 triumph over Nebraska Ohio State, up from seventh to Notre Dame vaulted the while Clemson and North Car- Arkansas, which begins it sixth, with 891 points. The Tigers to Uth place. Nebraska, olina dropped out. N either Alabama and Arkansas season Saturday, received 11 Buckeyes open against Penn which, lost its opener to Ala- team has played yet. held the top two spots Monday first-place ballots and 1,128 State Saturday. bama, dropped from 10th to TIM AP lie T*e«lv • y Ttt* AlMCMf* Prtsi In The Associated Press col- points. The other first-place Texas, which also opens 12th despite a 36-26 triumph The Top Twenty liomi In Th« At- KKloted PrtM college foorboii poll, wlir, lege football poll, while Mis- vote went to Penn State al- Saturday, rose from eighth to over California last Saturday. llrit-piace volet In parenlheiti. teeoton souri's stunning victory over though the Nlttany Lions seventh with 833 points, while Rounding out the Second Ten fecordi and total polnti Polnti boi*d on Notre Dame catapulted the slipped from third place In the Southern California, a 17-9 win- were Louisiana State, Pitt, 6-S-4 -1-M: Notre Dame, Florida State, I.Alabama (SI) 100 M47 Tigers Into the Top Twenty preseason poll to fifth. ner over Texas Tech, went l.Arkonios (II) (MM) LIU and dropped the defending na- Oklahoma, a 35-29 winner from ninth to eighth with 780 Kentucky, Washington, Iowa JOKIohoma 1-04 1.044 • Michigan 0-0-0 »U tional champions from fifth over Stanford, climbed from points. State and Maryland. i.Penn Slote (t) JOO ff23 4 Ohio Stole (KM) Ml place to 19th. fourth to third with 1,044 UCLA's 10-7 victory over The previous Second Ten Mt«a» MO U3 In the first regular-season points, while Michigan, which Washington lifted the Bruins consisted of Washington, I.Soutntrn Col 100 7M ".UCLA I-M 177 poll, Alabama received 51 of 63hasn't played yet, jumped from 12th to ninth with 777 UCLA, LSU, Pitt, Kentucky, lO.Ttxai AftU 1-04 S44 Texas A4M, Florida State, It Mtstouri 1-0-0 S1A first-place votes and 1,247 of a from sixth to fourth with 933. points, while Texas AIM l3.Ntbrotka MO *M possible 1,2(0 points from a Then came Penn State, Jumped from 16th to 10th with Clemson, North Carolina and U.Loolllona State 0-0-0 4«0 14. Pittsburgh M-0 994 nationwide panel of sports which defeated Rutgers 26-10 a 37-10 drubbing of Kansas. Iowa State. ISNotre Dam* 0-1-0 179 16 Florldc Stole 1-M 153 writers and broadcasters. The but was far from impressive. The Aggies received 544 Maryland, which trounced 17.Ktnti>cky 000 W Crimson Tide was idle last The Nlttany Lions received 922 points. Tulane 31-7, was the other new- II.WatMnglon 0-1-0 3U l».lowa Stale 100 1*7 weekend after opening with a points and were trailed by Missouri's 3-0 upset over comer to the Top Twenty, ».Morvlond 1-0-0 132 Evert: Records go on and on NEW YORK (AP) - Chris Evert may have her lapses of hunger for victory. But It Is clear that one thing still drives her after years of dominating women's tennis. Win Up To "When you're setting re- cords, you're doing something no one else has done, and $ that's Important. That really means something," she said. She Is especially proud of 150 WEEKLY her US-match victory streak on clay courts Sunday, she In The Register's Exciting was back on a tast surface and back on top of the women's tennis world. She became the third woman to win the U.S. Open championship four times in a row, the first since Helen Jacobs won her fourth in 1935. "Helen Jacobs — wow!" she said after beating 16-year- old Pam Shriver 7-5,6-4. Shrlver set a record, too, as the youngest player to com- pete In the finals. At 16 years, 2 months, she Is younger than Maureen Connolly was when 1st Place $100.00 she won her first U.S. crown in APpM* 1951, just a few weeks before CINDERELLA FALLS-Pam Shriver, 16-year-old find her glass slipper next year. For now, the hard- 2nd Place $30.00 Just Predict High School, her 17th birthday. Cinderella hopeful In Sunday's U.S. Open Tennis serving youth will have to settle for runnerup. Not Until last week, Evert had Championships against the winner Chris Evert, may bad for 16, eh? 3rd piac. $2o.oo College and Pro Gome Winners been the youngest woman to reach the semis — at age 16, 7 "Anyone who can beat played previously. today. She is a high school claiming any edge over months in 1971. That's one dis- Martina Navratilova has to be "My one worry was that I Junior, but is trying to gradu- Navratilova as No. 1. fM tinction she doesn't mind giv- a great player," Evert said might get blown off," Shriver ate early. "At the end of the year, In ing up to the bright, cheerful Sunday. said with almost as much ex- People have begun to rec- December, we'll be able to tell. Shriver. The talkative, six-foot uberance as she had shown ognize her on the street. That There are five or six tour- If you think you know Football, here's your chance to "No, I don't envy her," she Shriver was delighted to have after winning earlier in the Is something different, she naments this fall which both prove it. Enter The Register's Football Contest each week. said of the big teenager who done as well as she did against week. said. Martina and I will play, and served and volleyed ag- Evert, whom she had not Shriver went back to school Evert, meanwhile, isn't yet that should tell," she said. You may win one of 3 cash awards. gressively in making Evert work hard for her latest triumph. "It's great now, but Simply check the names of the teams you think will win as soon as she starts winning Pittsburgh's Parker from the teams listed on The Register's weekly entry form some tournaments, the crowds More sports, page 22 in the Sports Section. You moy submit up to six different will start to go against her." The Open may have been gets death threat entries each week. Anyone of any age may participate. pivotal for Evert. After losing PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Dave Parker of the Pittsburgh During the football season, $150.00 will be awarded each in the Wimbledon semifinals Pirates, defending National League batting champion, received week to the persons who select the greatest number of last year, Evert found she was a telephone death threat In his hotel room yesterday afternoon, losing her heart for the game. several hours before the Pirates met the Phiiadephia Phillies In winning teams. The cosh prizes will be divided in case of She took four months off at the Prevent the first of a crucial two-game Eastern Division series. ties. start of this year, missing all Parker, who leads the league in hitting with a .316 average, but the last two events on the said, "A guy told me, 'Come down in the lobby and I'll kill you.'" women's winter tour. transmission Martina Navratilova Pittburgh Manager Chuck Tanner immediately informed stepped in and won titles (he the Phillies, who arranged a meeting between Veterans Stadi- way Evert had in the past. And um security personnel and Philadelphia police. trouble Navratilova beat Evert at Extra security personnel and police were stationed in, Eastbourne, England in the behind and around the Pittsburgh dugout, as well as throughout spring and in the Wimbledon the stadium. final two weeks later It was the second time that a visiting player had received a 1OO EXTRA AWARD Shriver tQ'ok care of death threat in Philadelphia. Last season during the playoffs, Navratilova at the Open, beat- Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Reggie Smith was the victim of Celebrating our One Hundredth Year D Road test • Clean sump & screen* ing her 7-6,7-6 in the semis a similar threat. D Remove pan D Adjust bands & linkage* All entries, Win, Lose or Draw, will be eligible for an • Visual inspection D Replace pan gasket & fluid end-of-season chance at $100.00. This award will be drawn from all entries received from Sept. 17 through Falcon gals win Domestic pauenger Dec. 14. Winner will be announced on Tues., Dec. 19. earsonly. 'where explicable Monmouth Regional High School's girls' Bea Book, Tami Amitay and Claudia Merkl tennis team got their season off to a good start won their singles' matches in straight sets for Winners' name* will be announced with a 4-1 decision over Mater Dei while Brick the Golden Falcons. The-Brick doubles' team on Thursday* In Th* Dally Register Township edged Middlelown North, 3-2 in an- of Jean McCarhty and Linda Sedivec made the We fix transmissions because we know how. other match. difference with a 6-3, 5-7,7-5 victory. Mon.-Fri. 8 to 6, Sat. 8 to 1. - El, youil find your entry form and • rlrtl. MieWetewn Mertu 1 Remember, this is a preventive maintenance service. I details in tke SPOUTS SECTION of ilHlM If you already have transmission problems, ask Down Hubert IBI d GlnoDoron. 14. » I Morgoret Roue IMI d Stgcev Toubenklnel. 6 4.» 1 Two teams tie about oui other reliable services Sue Slelnberoer (81 d Sue Brow*. 6-3.7*. 7 i Daily Register Down Cell** Cof ol Borlhuld (Ml d Noncv Kredlcr Mellti for golf lead Lefcov i*. J6. M Locally owned A opnaMby your CottmanMan JeonMcCOfihy Undo Sedivec IB) d. Kothy Boyle Jonlce. Bouy.6-]. J-;, 7S MIDDLETOWN - The teams of Roger Stone Maeaneon He« 4. Meier Oel I and Bob Saugstad of Essex County, and Lloyd Shrewsbury Ave. at Rt. 35 The Sunday Register Beo toot IM) d Sue Goulert »!. » 7 Monroe and Bill Shiners of Upper Monk-lair TomlAmrtoylNId MorthoCoonon.e 1.6 1 rkl(M)d LII William* 6 7,4 1 tied for the first round lead in the PGA Pro-Am Scratch Tournament yesterday Shrewsbury MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREA T HOME NEWSPAPERS MlcMlle PoioofliKnKoreii Udall IM) d. LIU Lernooen Erin Lemaejen. 4-7,6 3 Both groups fired a 66 John Buczek and 542-6822 Vol Deftu»*>C«thV Motel IMO) d. Sue Matthew* Donna Both Glenn Staropoli were second with a 67. H.4-1 SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12.1978 The My Register 19 Furniture prices to take off Business By SYLVIA PORTER IHIIIIIIIIMIIIIHHI been luring foreign buyers seeking day-to-day re- turns In America's timber resources. This September — a traditional "bargain" But It still all translates Into higher furniture month (or buying furniture — may launch the last prices for us after the September bargains have N.Y. stock quotations good opportunities you will have to buy furniture In YOUR MONEY'S been cleaned out. NEW VOKKIkPI Mixx ._ If1* MH NH- * nolloool pr Icn toeNt » Y»r» Ngrtrp 140 1 la 47H 41*44 %~ Bj terms of price value in years - barring a business CombOi.lBlS IUUU* Wt UAt h N 51, Help Wonted AUTOMOTIVE 2. Autos For Solt 2 Autos For Sale 51. Htlp Wonted OFFICE WORKER - Position to In- PART TIME DWVBM - W* how* FORD GALAXY - IM7 Four-dooi VOLKSWAGEN FAST8ACK clude operation of oddr*u«oraph ond work ttMn we hav* drtvtnl Will lassie Factory air. original block 1500 general office duties. Blue Croti'Blu* olnl pampered U» firm 791 5740 fall 164 *m> 2 Autos For Sole Shield, vocation ond sick pay Coll Mr. FORD GRAN TORINO 1*73 - Wagon VOLKSvVAGtN 196) - Sun root Brodtnaw, between 14, Mod Frl.. AMC GREMLIN 1?M - Front end dom 4 tt ft 1475 or besl offer 1100 774*410 atfafifeg M* 1319 717 91ft OFFICE CLEANING - Part lime ear- FORD TORINO WAGON 1*7) - V4, VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE - 1964. good ly mornings. Eatonlown ar*a Must AMC PACER - If;* 30.000 miles, Olr, automatic, powe•fi steering, brakes. •ires good lor ports F.rst 1100 takes it have transportation toll Hi 4144 AM/FM cassette ptoyer. automatic, olr, 51,000 11100 Coll 717 9033 ofter 6pm p^o.tj^fcJry.Hj: 07791.' new tires Asking 13000 Call between OIL BURNER MECHANIC - £*• 9 5. 2*4*950 or &4IM after tin ond VOLKSWAGEN 1*73. ed, Super perienced No. 1 fuel oil McConnel weekends ODD TORINO WAGON - 1971 I Beetle, excellent condit'o New pa.nl Fuel Oil Compony. Wl-MOO- Pontlai »-«*lirUrf motlvoh*. ,.. 'ower steering/brakes, outomotlc. I |ob Call 747 0967 fled end •Kp«rl*nc«d person to work In AMC HORNET HATCHBACK 1*71 - olr. very cleon. 50,000 miles I USO ton < NTCRS WANTED - a growing ports operation GM M- Sin-cylinder, automotk, power steer - '3776 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER - 1961. ton between 4 30 and PwTenc. rtSuirtd. Sotory and c»nv Ing, olr. new llrev 12,000 miles, H HI looks and rum good Best offer Call drickson PI , Fair Hov*n. mission comm*nsurote with •» or^best offer 7174444 ofte» 4 FORD^ I97S LTD Brooghorn Two ' 747 3559 PART TIME DRIVER - »hour week, ptrlMVC* ond oWllty Contoct BUI Com n*ft. Ports M—Ogir, tor appointment. ANTIQUE FORD - I9M Town Sedan WAGONEER BY JEEP 1*6' Mini U 75 per hour. restored, runs well UNO or best offer condition, garaged, never plowed, eve 1437030 Affrr 6. 144-3M4. ry toclory opiion, 67,000 miles. tt,950 946 2410 • UICK ESTATE WAGON ith - Nine PART-TIAAE passenger AM/FM, olr, power. WMflAN PONTIAC BUICtt OPEL We or* looking for an experienced GEORGE WALL Hwv 9 Freehold salesperson for port tlm* work telling LINCOLNMERCURY 4674147 quallly home decorating Mutt be able PERSON - To own and operote lunch •UICK SKYLARK 197J - Very good to work flexible hours, may leod to full concession l« bor. i dovi p*r «e*ft condition, rust with white vinyl roof, time position. Call tor an appointnenl, 11-3. Coll MMW. Qthw I p.n olr shocks, new Ft*70 tires. Fox mag Mr_yveofclcmd or Mr. Lunln. 74140*0 wheels, AM/FM eight frock stereo, 3 Trucks And PEST CONTROL - Technician P*r four new Jenson speakers II.H* sndlllon, goroged, all options, 70.000 Trailers 51. Help Wanted manent. full tlm* position, compony PART-TIME SALES - All leodi pro benefits ond car provided Drlvor't lllet, 14,400 944 2610 PHONfc PERSON WANTED - Part XPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W - MARINE MECHANIC - Experienced vld*d. training Notional'consumer RAND PRIX \ d resume lo P.O. BOM S77, RCAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE _ BUNGALOW— Lorge three rooms ond 110 Wanted To Rtnt tabrv •*"• t*r riant individual whi one bedroom Furnished or un Mfia IMB hours, hard work and fas son ot P-oiy Restouront, ] furnished No pets. Call 771 iOW BROOKDALE STUDENT - Lotklnf o/owrttii opportunity Coll Mr Preston Long Broncti for roomotc, htmtrfe. te Shore •fflclM Phone Musi work well with little tu BUNGALOW TYPE HOUSE'- Flwt cyoportmenl Prtter someone In Com rooms, I2S0. plus utilities i4Woodland REAL ESTATE - Sales ptrvlsion Send Resume to Bo. H J»4. munlty Health Field Coll 747 SS4J, at **t., Keonsburg 6715m ted to* one a* Mtddiel i*le«. Capable tt COTTAGE -ThreebearoomtUSOper PHYSICIAN - Oeslret spoce for lui month Call 741 IW between » S after SECRETARY - Full lime, sleno and ury outomoblle Sum ion Fair Hover 5. 741 1J7S. ^^^_^____^^_ 'VPjng required Write stating e« oreo Heply, Pr G . B»» 451. Bum ton EATONTOWN - Near Mall. Three PROFESSIONAL - Mat* looking lai liter. Shrewsbury, N.J 07701° V ** bedroom. Ui baths, carpeted. NO efficiency In Red Bank area Cat II*. IMk. t) MLST Tail FoulV. SECRETARY - Exciting oppoTiunlty, Awt., mile Silver. PETS Available Oct lor later Secur 747 SS97 atk tor Mike **fJL •""'• industry, good tetter Ity Coll ofter 5 p.m., 541 1175 PiM*» AMncy, tofconlld«ntlQ I li WAITRESSES M/W - Full Or HAZLET - Three-bedroom, dining lirlwtw- TouUl-Pfttton Aganc wrlhK ond basic moth skills, plui typ time. Must be experienced Apt . room, family kitchen, walk to New {no All benefits Send resume to Bo. person, Rex Diner, 117 Wett From St , REAL ESTATE 1v R lltir York bus. Security, references re- HEAL HTtTE SALESPLESPf IISON - E N j 07% °°' *° - ^hrewibury. quired US0 o month plui utilities . FOR SALE MrtaKad tf WIHIM to 84 Merchandise M to to traln«d bv WAITER/WAITRESSES M/F - Year 71. Merchandise 71. Merchandise 164 S49f E> DM. COOHKI l3rlt HttH u tori" SECRETARV - To director ol health, round. Full ond part time openings IMnIMjnnoj j JMJrvUJMU . all SMIISM f Ktol T City of Lang Branch Interesting, re Apply Beacon HIM Country Club 10 ] For Sale For Sale Wonted 131 Houses For Sale sponslble position Fine opportunity HA2LET - Small twooedroom cot ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA - tor sell starter with good typing and WELDERS - All poiltloni. some MIG TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTQ tag*, full basement, close to school ond A FANTASTIC BROCHURE - of RECEPTIONIST - Good l»plil.~ifm 1975 edition, all up-dates, 1400 or best DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to stenographic skills Salary com Permanent, benefits Apply in person WOftl U35 Coll ofter S, t71 le*3. hornet in Monmoufh County! It's yours mensurate with qualifications. Con lo t.yto. 1* Vonderbvrg Rd . Marlboro Merchandise For offer Ul 4741 ofter 6 p m Cosh DON PONS JEWELERS Will loct. H Fred Schuster jr., u* Brood Buy from private owneri ond estotet JACKSON - Nice little one bedroom WORK EVALUAToiF- Prewocollonai END TABLES-SIS Coffee loble, tl* way. Long Brunch, N J 07740 727 7000 Sale ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND home, tree utilities Just »2tS Mon RECREATION WO it KIR - For nun program for retarded odulls Oegree In Drettert, IIS. Ing hwn*. AMIV in personper , f to S ptychology or special edti Sd JEWELRY DESIGNED f9 River Rd . mouth Rentals 774013&Bkr Us tee 19 • RCA COLOR TV 7414431, W-4 p.m. SHEETS OF CORRUGATED PAPER Foir Hoven. N J I4i-o»7. ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Monday *hf etiijpn FrMovrMov. AArnold W resume, Work Evaiuat LONG BRANCH DUPLEX - House FENDER STRATOCASTER t let BOARD - Ideal lor Camp, School, W3.9O0 Brand new custom ranch NvniM Horn* i»» {{. SECRETARY Uwewsbury. N J 07701 WANTED like two bedroom, bring the kids, only trie guitar Excellent condition U00 Seoul. Church and Business pra|ectt Three bedroomi, living room, dining 7' snow plow for Chevrolet truck I17S. move in! *e arc seeking a secretory with good WRECKER OPERA 31 Call otter 7 p m . U7 fiia? Coll 747 4096 or 4414677 mma 7479414 STATE HEWTAL5 flkr room, kitchen, atlocned going*. *uil RECREATION HELP - For menTind typing ond steno shllti to work In our TOR/ATTENDANT _ NlaMi Apply In FIVE PIECE -Pearl drum set Iftitc M • 'Ml 1 I liming room set. solid to-wall carpeting throughout, dltR,- hjjrjythWIc*. OM tvtnlng a wttfc corporate office Minimum two yean Dtrton. J&R Sunqto, IM. SI Hwy 34, 3 LINES sett of large, medium ond tmall cym maple. 1100 Four chairs, table ond LONG BRANCH - Coiy four-room washer Very convenient area. Si«th experience required We offer c« Bdlofd. N J.' bait Com pit I* with Stand Plus drum china closet Call 671-0141 cottage available S*pt to June Just Si . ocross trom high school Low down RfQISTEJED DIETICIAN CONSUL cellent working conditions, company 5 DAYS teal Good condition liiu 717 1440 or 1150 pays all Menmouth Ren payment Mortgage Investors Realty, TANT — For nursing home Send ri (Mid benefits ond o good storting WRITE YOUR OWN m mi, SNOW BLOWERS tuii 774-OISO Bkr_U5_Jte. 747 3041^ Brokers cooperation Invited MM P.O. Box 41, Naveslnk, N.J Buy now ond save, lay-o-way plan MANAl APAN ACRE AGf Big fou' ABERDEEN — Three bedrooms, lire $3.00 F IVE PIECE Bedimmi »i beig«, PAYCHECK available Little Sliver Repair Center, bedroom, two-bolh. garage, lirepiute ploce, enclosed heated porch, The Register FAMILY ADS can sell UO0 Good condition aluminum tiding, 75.100 lot W9S00 RESTAURANT PEOPLE - Clam your unneeded Items for you quickly every xtro. call •ersonnel Department Coil 747 S6I? STERLING McCANN, REAL ESTATE openers, counter, grill, etc. Apply In WE NEED 12. Merchandise 'or tole ONLY SNOW~T7R~ES — CTtwlsTon 1974 Cnev AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New ten 7479434 STATE RENTALS Bkr FORMAL DINING ROOM - Medlter BROKER. MO-9U6 p«f»on, BlQ Als, Long Branch 946-B5OO CAREER-MINDED Originating from household, nol e« rolct rims. U0 Call talt dolly, never a tee tor tenant NEW MONMOUTH - Four bedroom, KMI, ID-piece, mini condition, alto cecding a solf price ot 1100 per orticlr 3W-4149 Furnished and unfurnished homes ond mint condilllon Plush wall to wall Al (,kt i H\ A CU INC PEOPLE PRICEMUST BE MENTIONED fcoch celloneous Item* Can »7) iilb •poriminfs TElCMER AGENCY. RE carpeting, large kitchen wilh dining REALTORS REST HOME~HELP - Needod~Mu SOFA - Chest, stove, rttngeialor TO ADVANCE WITH additional line, tl 00 No dttcounl It I /( K Win rt ill.. An lomp ALTORS, 217 Oieanpo't Ave , Ocean area, dirlng room, den, Inground poor, 99 Hwy 3i Keypon 7W ?M» be reliable with responsible and kind metal sink, two carriages, etc *4I 1*9t. TRIANGLE canceled before expiration. pod 541 3500 -. much more (750 per month Refer- attitude for elderly Shifts vary Col COMPANY ANXIOUS DANE R UO'S No etionget In copy after ±Pjn. ^L— ences, one year lease. IVi month't se m~\*0 In A.M. only. INDUSTRIES INC. Hove something lo sell? Phone Four large bedrooms, U' matter It you on over II, now* your own cor, STEREO EQUIPMENT - Oyno FW ), cunty immediate occupancy PAUL bedroom I1 j baths, \V dining room, P 0 Bo- IM. Holmdcl. N J Pat, Dual 1019. EV7A poir. SBT 19, P BOVA INC . Realtor, &71-K44. RESTAURANT HELP - Coshlen Eoual Opporlunlty Employer. Ml and art willing lo work hard, toll II gomeroom, full recreation bate- boys/glrlt, dishwashers. woltn.... 1 Empire 999VE. A[)C 330 741 6174 74? 9414 STATE MENTALS Bki mtnt. two-tor garoa* m/w Apply In person only. Getirud 739-0377 542-1700 STEREO SPEAKERS - Flthtr, With i OCTOBER I - Three bedroom Iwo MELMED AGENCY Brawns, 1101 Sycamore Awe., Tlnto HIGHLANDS - One Iwo bedroor SECRETARY FURNITURE 130 wort amplifier, attachable legt lor balht, tull batement. Unfurnished U» 671 VtM) 49) WOO Foils. u» tii end tables 190 Tit V*il 52 Babysitting/Child THE DAILY Furniture al 0 froction above cott Any month plut utilities Lease ond BETTER THAN NEW WS Full slena ond typing required Large RESTAURANT HELP~^ Cookv shor name brand available, such as Ben rity requiIred E A ARMSTRONG Four large bedroomi, II moitrr ny Full compony SWIMMING POOL - Oval AH attach HIGHl AND', order, dlthwother, waltresi (M/W) Care n Ing ton Pine, Pennsylvonlo Houte, NCY Re 11 4SO0 bedroom tulle, >V| batht, dining room, REGISTER menlt complete U00 or best ofter Four-room oportmeni Dreriel, Heritage, Henrcdon, Baker. 16' science kitchen. II' gomeroom with '•4/ M43 after -. pm 76407a or 7914711 ; RUMSON - coi with three; 100% RELIABLE PERSON To wakh Thomatville, Century and many, many brick fireploce. utility room, garage, Call For Appointment Only two yeor aid. in my home, Mon _ CLASSIFIED ADS IHt USt IJ I UHNttUHl Ct'NTt U HIGHLANOS - Quaint lower quarters carpeting, appliances. through Sot 1» am. to IO 30 a m AIR CONDITIONERS - SOW BTU 197 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank weekdoyt. 11-9 pm in private home Large pored living MELMED AGENCY Own Transportation 791 5470 11.OOOBTU Starting aim New used Beens. Has beens and Why No.i new damaged Over SOO in stock Will room, one-bedroom spare roon hitch 721-6666 TIKES TwoLAOISun Keystone, like SEA BRIGHT - Elite >, house, three deliver ond Install Call *9i »m en ond bath j?M 791 Sliv 1 BOB WARNCKE ASSOCIATES RN - Port lime Apply in person new. U0 Coll HIGHLANDS - One bedroom bedrooms lust built Kids, pets ok 591-9590 AIR COMPRESSOR - '. p. ond free utilities, more 300 Hwy 3S MtMletown Oorttn Slat* Manor Tie Van Srockl BT2 1937.' furnished rental. IKO oil utilities In- REALTOR M7-7O0O Rd , Hotmflel SECRETARY - Good typing .kill.. water Craseboard healer B itn like n Itl V*U STAIt. Hi N1AL S Bk' FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? cluded One year lease, one month's Coll 717WI Check the USED FURNITURE CEN TIRE - New belted H7I IS, 1» Com BUY OR SELL - Your home through RN- 11-7,full lime, excellent benefiti BABYSITTER- Responsible woantn piete Brownie outfit, 111 security reau ires' Atk lor MrsSHREWSBURY - Twobedfoom liv AIM (ONDITlONtH - ll.SOD BTU. TEROF RED BANK Fine furniture for an affiliate of the largest real estate salary Um weekly Apply in person to care for Infant In my Mlddietown Coll 7fc4 3311 Murphy Applebrook Agency, ing room, kitchen, bath Close to trains ISO Ook desk ond chair, IIS 9' surf less 197 Shrewsbury Ave r and buses 1150 a month plus utilities compony in the world—Century 31 Mo* Frl , 10-4 p m . Xnold Wall* home, 1-4 p.m., tour days per week, GAS HEATER - 30 HiJ3 Wx16 D. Coiem Reoitor T41 7«lt Multiple list Nursing Home. & South Laurel Avl SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - own car, recent reference* pieose board, l?S Hoover Dlal-a Matlc. MS Call 741-0357 or 747 00(4 ISO Printer's light table Irame (wood), TOP"S6TL HIGHLANDS - One bedroom one irtgv Part lime, • l Five days a week, In oJIJW, ofter e p.m. U7Mt\ ft s needs lights ond glatt, 115 Vorioble child OK Just MOO pays all fill! Mon busy orthodontist office Call 7411044 Six tons. ISO Also larger loads avoil I COUNTRY CARRIAGE HOUSE RN — 11-7, weekend* only, (Frl.-Sat.) BABYSITTER — Fridays, 7 a.m. lo t ^WCRlL^n UlArCR ICnVlCC \_U — speed reversible motor for printing able 93* 3313. 717 71J7 mouth Rentals 774flrSOSkf US fee SECURITY GUARDS - Wo|or corpo Would set the tcene to Mdutlon ond • Mcellent benefits Apply In person pm. mujt hgve own transportation, Dltpotable diapers. Irregular 111 95 ets, 13V old cast iron piicher pump, TV — IV black ond white, portable HIGHLANDS - Just UK. move in' ration hoi imnedlale full time openings . - -j; yjf. ••••.._. . . , W 9414 STATe RENTALS Bkr Sylvan pool Harmony of house ond references Coll 671 4J74 per cos* Credit Itr split diopers high. ISO Cast Iron gluing press Beit r*o-Bedroom, mas 0 *. ciem. "Imdel oreo. Car and home S den with garden room opening onto DELIGHTFUL - fteipontlble penon MS 6039 Ml Grand Central Ave . quiet, call 1 Brasss sllenl butler 130, needs 6713307 UNION BEACH - tovfoblr three C_ race Five bedroomi, 3 1 baths en with references to care lor Infonl In my Lavolelle. NJ. 14" ranch oak sofa, black, polishing 7V7»434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. . bedroom bring the kidt Kail Mon dorse truly gracious living 1191000 home, two days a week (Ighl laundry ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - V gold plaid, very good con SALESPERSON WANTED - _. Monday through Friday, t or brown, tan mouih Renlolt "4OIS0 Bkr 13i t»e RUMSON REALTY 14! 1*94 own transportation Call JT16U9 Area t largett and tlnett selection 17) on. llOO Atl Items open To offers HIGHLANDS - Three rooms across porlttKOd only. Coll for Interview ap I UNION BEACH - Three bedrooms IIIIN % HAIH TON REALIOW Squankum Yellowbrook Rd , Form " ^31 after 4 p.m weekdays. trom beach, no pets Security required potatmtmt, Jim Schworti, 747-0717 Cquol Opportunity Employer M/F I UO0 per month Call Member Real Estote Exchange EESPONSIBLE PERSON -Child care Ingdale, neat lo Howell Pork. anytime weekends TWO BLUE — Directional loveteatt, 1145 plus ulllltles 17? 0691 SECRETARY - Learn the musk bull- in my home lor 11 month old girl. Wed.. Ma AIN 931 V371 (7 days) excellent condition, stains on lower KEANSBURG - Furnlthed one ness In small friendly Red Bonk office Thurs . Frl . 4.K am. 4 p.m.. supply GIRLS - While bedroom set. dresser, ANTIQUES - Book coses, oak mirror, bocks, two boy'S three speed bicycles bedroom, first floor Adultt preferred 'WEST END — Lovely two-bedroom HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS IS THERE A FORMULA Mull type, other stills helpful. Will own transportation Call after & p m . desk ond chair, night table Best offer Cottage end table, maple loveteat, rug " • S*7 4WI Rrosonable oner Call 94O-I577 Near tiansoorlotion iWl 47M fireplace, much more just 1375 Mon Coil the Kerr Agency. Inc FOR SUCCESS train. Call my. 741)517 or 741 ww . mouth Rentals 7X0150 Bkr US fee water 7915371 TWO BOYS' JACKETS - Siie II One KEANSBURG - EastUde Iwa &34 River Rd Fair Haven. 741 4477 SECRETARIAL POSITION Avmi iflnw GOING TO FLORIDA - Full lenglrt corduroy, three piece suit, tlie 70 Top bedroom. Oakwood PI . kids a k , only The answer Is Yesi able in mental health center typing ond BABY CARRIAGE - Perego, two I mink coat, tilt 14, excellent conditioi. 53 Dortietttc Help condition IIS eoch (or lockets sIS lor 1175. coll today shorthand required EHperlcnced prt one, excellent. US asking MOO 264-M3I 103 Rentals To Share *uit 747 1112 after 6 pm 7479434 STATE RENTALS BKr Through boom ond recession years ou lerred. Salary U5J1. Contact Mrs Call after Spm . 7)9,7174 formula has worked CLEANING AND LAUNDRY HELP GUITAR - Electric Let Paul ccopyi , VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE -! TWO GIRLS - Shoring beautiful con- Moyes ot Ml MOO WANTED - Three or tour morningt o BABY CARRIAGE - Excellent condi black, looki good ond plays good With KfcANSBUKO Clean two bedroom The earnings above arc lypkai but sno 1974. mint condition, must tell Best domlnum in Highland) need fhlrg to INVEST week Own tansportollon ond refer lion UO Pool (odder. IS Record cobi cose, 1130 Call 5*3 SW7 apartment, no pelt Heat and hot water IMcepllonol And shorerent 190 omonth 7914713 Owner own, two homes, will deal II300 SERVIC€~ST~AYION ATTENDANTS— *ntes rpqulied 671 •**» nel. U Coll m 9333. __^ Offer_CoM 84! 6Hi .Included II Hancock St doient ond doient of our people in Experienced, neot oppeoronce. M-hour HAMMOND & BALDWIN WINTER JACKET - Man s like new towards closing cost Two bedroom tales win advancement operation, all ihlfttovalloble Apply In EXPERIENCED - Housekeeper NEW BEDROOM - Five piece or IIv KEANSBURG Ttwee bedroom ranch SOnlOO lot aluminum siding Un- and Income of IM 140 person, Red Bonk Teiaco, 190 wonted Two days per week to core for Irtg room, IWS Motiretsei trom l?9 9b PIANO AND ORGAN opartment. newly pointed. »7S a 104 Winter Rentals ion Beach 119,900 PAUL P BOVA Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bonk. apartment Lovely couple, no children, Foctory_Coll after 1 p m <9S-O07S. mortlfi, I'lmonlh security required, INC .^eoltor 471-3S44. CENTER MONMOUTH BEACH - Two- ^Vou con qualify. Check: no pets Mult have two recent' refer YELLOW BEDROOM SET - Triple references No pets Coll 739^441 eve SHORT ORDER LOOKS - Full BfcU KEANSBURG - Perfecl tlarter home par 1 ernes in ins ^ dresser, corner chest full SUP bed with nings , bedroom home Furnished Available time, day* ond nights available US, Victorian corner chair. . Division of Altenberu living roon, kitchen, breakfast nook, • High School or belter bo* taring and nuiMrett Oood cundi- I Sept is Near tennis court No pelt perienced only. Top pay Apply In per , W1-314T Plono House Kl vi'OKl tic* viliaae OAI Iwo Inree bedrooms, utility room, enc lated • Sport Minded EXPERIENCED - Three mornings a tion tm SM-1_«1 after I p rti Can >47«»l o*h for Jeanne son Tue. through Sot, between 13 3. Did you know bedroom apartments, heat hot water porch, an appliances, patio, fencedm • Ambltlout. lookingtar a career, no -week, general howuwork. own trans ANTIQUES - Tea wogon. marble lop I SEA BRIGHT - Newly carpeted. Sfoney Inn Cafe, •} Montgomery Ave . portotlon U an hour Call after 4, VORH BARBELLS - Complete wilh cooking gas and pool included Cloteto yard Taxet opprommotely 1700 Ask |«tt "wort" chest, bedroom set. couch, table We Are N.J.'S. shopping and New York busline ! furnished, efficiency opartmentt ond corner ol Second Ave . West End 671 SJ44 Holmdel dumb-bells, incline bench Baby crib motel uniti Dolly'weekly monthly ing 179 900 777 1911. between 9] or chain ond other Items 143-f.nl. Largest and Oldest v.i1h mattress Loll >V 6.MV 764 I31J. between 9 5 Monday through 717-71S7 CONSIDER THESE FACTS; FULL TIME - Dally. Reliable with BEDROOM SET - Complete with box frldoy roles Mold service all utilities Trade Piano Dealer ZIWGAR DRUMS Winds Motel. 141-1137' Wore over a holt century old orgonlta referent** Salary open Call 471 »4f spring and maftrett SIM KEYPORT — By owner Three after I p.m. Mason and Homlin, Kimboll, Sohmer. Excellent condition. 1700 KtYPURT - Loioniol Mention' on the bedroom older hone Uuiei neighbor tton wltti annual Income near a quorte STOP!! Call 7I7-3U7 Milton dollars a yeor We are top rated Baldwin, Kowol, Knabe, Everett. Cur 7IT 7l9v hood Call days. 739 0600. eves.. In our Industry, OPPORTUNITY BLACK VINYL SIMMONS SOFA BED Her, Hardmon ond Player pianos ^durSd7t:.iST r 105 Summer Rentals 739 9176 You II be guaranteed 1 weeks training HOUSEKEEPER - Live-in for elderly - Three-cushion 175 LARGE DISPLAY OF lor odults No pets 739-2SQ7 immediate high earnings to start lady, light housework, little cooking, , 7177611 72 Garage Sales MOUNT POCONO - Four proven tales method (to business pea own room ond both Coll 122-T01S. GRAND PIANOS. KNOCKS EASY CHAIR - Black leather, rocktr ptobnd prortulonolt. business hours) Earn HS,0t»l»,OuO or more o year HOUSEKEEPER - Resonslble person 300 MAIN STREET Yard Sales und ottoman, |tO0 Also, three-bedroom formal dining Most of your day spent selling, no i very Hr»t year. We will send you copattle of toklng over for working ASBURY PARK, N J 07712 tt i 171 1104 after 7 p.m. room 143,000 STERLING McCANN •'prospecting/'. C choolfor two Mweeksexpeme paid parents Live In Must have driver's 7759300 CARRIAGE HOUSE SALE - KEYPORT - Delightful two bedroom REAL ESTATE BROKER. *6 94W YOU CAN ADVANCE faster in sales train you in the Held selling and servic- Furniture, appliances, coiiect.ohies unfurnithed Kids OK Jutt 1750 Mon license 74)47*4. Open daily 9 to 9, Sol. till S Your commissions build year by year ing eilablished businesi accounts IM. etc , Frl, Sun , Sept, IS, i». 17. 10 S mouth Rentolt n4-0iS0Bkt V35 'ee Optn Sun, noon-1 pm, 111 Pork Lane. Elberon. loke Mutt hove good cor, bondobie. om HOUSEKEEPER - For large family, Jacobsen electric-start lawn mower, 106 Furnished Rooms LITTLE SILVER Ocean Ave lo Pork Ave, then follow LONG BRANCH - Near iroodway, bilious ond sports minded. Hospl HARD COVER - Health and Medical 17S. lift foot hydraulic cylinder. IM. only ISO month, tree heat Xtrot, call DEAL AREA - Single room, semi A TOUCH OF CLASS taliiotlon and profit sharing Horn wood ttove and pipes, like new. I7S, Encyclopedia. II volumes. 170 S B E 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr private bath, In private home, heor Unique home on two plus acres in a leaf Mower, u-i h.p .115. Coll 67) SOW. power Mike, used two weeks 150 College Use of kitchen 531 1U3 pork like setting Solidly constructed Equal Opportunity Company M'F GARAGE SALE - Cookwore, LONG BRANCH - Two bedrooms Coll Now For Appointment HOUSEKKEEPER - Live In or out BOXES - Corrugated Poching sup Curtis Mothlt, 25" color console, A 1 and ipociout home with on ideal enter furniture, lamps. TV, shutters well furnished Kids O K 1715 total Mon EATONTOWN AREA — Furnished Tamment center Four bedroom*, three Five day week Two In family. Send piles tor Industry and Moving and trtapt, 1400 or best otter Call anytime. Call For Appointment pump, children t clothing, much more mouth Rentols 774 01S0Bkr 135 fee room, with kitchen privllegesl Call lull baths Family room has brick wall resumes lo Bo« N M0, The Dolly R*g Storage. Coll 747^0*6 or Ul 447^ osfcJo^Gte. *» 131 Mouses For Sale 152. Boats And 22V Kognsbura Matawan snaps Holmdel's lUftPRUE! - Htrti • iefliibiy Single Contract - General Con •rtcte home wHh lour bedrooms, owl Accessories two tot* both. - and oil me room, or* htna HIM) Theft . o two-car oarage DISCOUNT •ml a Iwtement too 17?.MO £ A ARMSTRONG AtGCMCV, Reoltor. iU Ship's Store fi A , LH1H Sllwt MI-4JW, office tf the Architect, Jamtt D. Wlttt, J to tut mm iwy MOCH located ot D WMt* Street, Eatontewn, Icatlons. coplet of which will be New Jersey, between the hour, ef 9:9) hashed on t^UctMm It engineer Colt TRANS eKECUT am and 4 » t.nv, prevent** time. By order of Borough Council Warner victory streak Mir. Mendov N> Friday. Inclusive Marten J. Spttlmon mwm FLAGSHIP MARINE Tht oocumtnti shall first bt ovalleOle TINTON FALL* - Four 11ve Municipal Morlne Basin • Mem. on September 12,1971. Mike Weckerle scored three touchdowns on runs of two, Isaac Coatea threw three touchdown passes for Red Bank bedroom*, I'I bothi, roomy spill level Atlantic Hlghlondi Drawings, spec If Ictt Ions, bid Goroeeu. H-ocrt treed lot. unlove 391-5600 lorms and all forms retjutred may bt which rallied from a 11-0 deficit. nvti oiini Owner. >t\ (U71 elqht, and 15 yards to lead liatawan past Holmdel, 18-0, in DYNAMOGLASS 1977 - 19', In obtained by Qualified bMdtrs, IN PE R WALKER & WALKER board/outboard, excellent condition SON ONLY, ot Iht Borouah Clerk s Jersey Shore Pop Warner football Sunday He threw a pair of 40-yard tosses to Jerry Valentine and hit REALTORS can wnn Office. Church Street, KtonXura, New Shrewsbury Office 741 5317 Jertey. between me hour, of 9 Co a m Jim Zawackl threw a It-yard touchdown pass to John Shane Jackson with a 70-yard scoring toss. ' n Office 471-1)1. ond 4 JO p.m. dolly, upon deposit of o check drown lo the order tt the Borough of Keonaburg, N J on Sop alangone to give tiatawan a (-0 victory In the peewee game. Chris Owen scored the final touchdown on a 40-yard run with Borough of KeontOwra In tht omount of tember 6. I*7l ond wot ordered adapted UOJOlor eoch ttt Plant and Seedl and approved after publication re It was the first setback In two years (or the Holmdelan Intercepted pass. FOR SALE Icottoni will not bt mailed Any bidder, qulredbykm $69,900 7' Sportyo* Dinghy upon returning the Plan, and Specif- • MARIAM J SPIELMAN midgets who won the Shore Pop Warner football championship Red Bank also won the peewee game, 324. fall Ifl-llll ications In good condition within ten Borough Clerk Middletown broke an 8-8 tie with two touchdowns in the final Your house hunting will .top when you (10) days after tht opening of bids, will ORDINANCE NO. 792 a year ago. HIGH PERFORMANCE-Doy Sailor tee tMt three bedroom bl level In be refunded hit full deposit No deposit AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN quarter to defeat Ocean. move In tondttlon MFG Bandit 17 with tilting trailer ond will bt returned to non bidden In other Pop Wamer action, Eatontown-Ft.-Moiunouth tbd nt I17H. 94*-9SW. ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR INTERIOR FEATURES DINANCE AUTHORIZING THE RE Matt Halloran blocked an Ocean punt and Scott Van Glahn • Paneled den with tlreploce HOBIE CAT 14- - With trailer ond proposal formi In the manner deslg CONSTRUCTION AND PAVING OF blanked Atlantic Highlands, 18-0; tllddletown stopped Ocean • Large tot In kitchen, fully equipped CRESCENT STREET IN THE recovered In the end zone for the tie-breaking touchdown while with all ntw appfloncet hitch, very good condition. 11000 Coll noted therein end OS required by the Township, M-8; Red Bank defeated Fair Haven In a free-scoring 7I7-O7P, Of.tr 7 p m specifications ond mutt bt enclosed In BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG. COUN • Formal dining room TY OF MONMOUTH AND STATE OF Jay Felgus wrapped it up with an eight-yard touchdown run late • Wall to wall carpeting throughout staled envelopes bearing the nomi ond game, 38-13; Tinlon Palls blanked Southern, 7-0, and River KEYPORT MARINE (ALES address of the bidder, designating the NEW JERSEY AND PROVIDING FOR In the game. • Central ol' HWV. 15, HAZLET name of the work on the outside, ad THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OR Plaia-Uncroft topped Keansburg, 24-12. • Two-Zone heating system m 3530 or 2*4 7174 dressed to tht Ktonsburg Borough MOTES TO FINANCE THE COST • Two tor garage ont more Mike Muller scored from seven yards out and kicked a two- LASER SAILBOAT - Fully equipped Council and must bt accompanied by a Garrctt Williams scored a pair of touchdowns on runs of M Homt It located on corner lot sur- certified check drawn to the order ot Sept. 12 VIC point conversion to give Middletown an 8-0 lead in the first rounded by a /ike variety ot rnoulvt Excellent shoot. Used tour times UM) or best offer */,-W9l otter tht Borough of Keonsburg Treasurer and 23 yards while BUI Deidrlcksen raced 81 yards with an tor not Itu than ten M0*] percent ol quarter, but Ocean tied it up when Kent Taylor raced 13 yards LENTZE MARINA - Forflarltan Bo y tht omount bid, but not to exceed TRANSPORTATION intercepted pass for the final score as Eatontown beat Atlantic booting. In out berthing service for UOrOOO W A BM Band will bt accepted The Keonsburg Board of Education for a score and kicked the two-point conversion. power and toll boati, IS lo W Uled In lieu of the certified check. Invites you to bid on transportation bus Highlands. Eatontown also won the peewee game, 13-0 Middletown won the peewee game, (-0, but dropped the WHELAN bool Miles 717 3139. Bidders may obtain additional sett routes. Specifications may be obtained REALTY CROUP-REALTORS LYMAN - MAKO, Marquis, Sabre, of document, by paying for the coil ot upon request ol the office of the Board Darryl Dorchy scored the winning touchdown a six-yard run junior peewee contest to Wall, 13-7. Duranautk, Boslon Whaler, Johnson, reproduction plus a ISO 00 depo.lt for Secretory, 140 Port Monmouth Rood, 842-7565 OMC. EZ Loader, suppllei eoch set. Keonsburg, New Jtriey, weekday* be with 20 seconds left in the game to give Red Bank a comefrom- Brian Jones scored on a lSyard run and raced over for the WEST LONG BRANCH - Available by •r£i_Marlnt, Neptune 7717)64 By order of the Borough Council. tw*en the hours of 9 00 A.M. ond 3 00 owner Coiy two-bedroom home, living MlrlomJ.Splelman behind victory. extra point to give Tlnton Falls its victory over Southern. room, combination kitchen dining MUST SELL - Sin-cylinder Palmer Borough Clerk the scaled bids, clearly marked room, full unfinished basement, large boot engine Best offer Sept. 12 121.30 BID TRANSPORTATION ' are to be fenced In backyard Privacy, great Call H* 7744 In the office of the Board Secretary on poultoiiJtiei lif.VK Til Itli PUBLIC HOTICI or before 1:00 P.M.. Thursday, 31 icu New Jersey's Notice It hereby given that staled tember, 1971 At thli time all bid* will Complete Marine Center bids will be rtctlved by Hie Borough be opened publicly by the Board Secre 132 Condominiums Council of the Borough ot Keonsburg tory and rood aloud. The Board re on October 4, (971 for the Recomtruc BOSTON WHALER tlon ond paving ot Grove Place and Town rtoutet AQUA SPORT Harding Avenue and Drainage at For 6AYLINER EDITH L.CHMIEL Box Scores of Contenders SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Rtsalts est Avenue ond Leolo Avenue In tht Board Secretary HOBIE CAT Borough of Ktontburg In ' w County ot Various model. LAWLEY AGENCY. CATALINA U.30 Realtors, 741-ettl, tvts. M1-5S79. MonmouhY HOUSTON CINCINNATI LOf AHBB UN KAN MILWAUKBI SEATILt LASER Tht motor construction Ittmt, a*rkM obrku abr.«4 aarhbl tbrk.l aBraM SHARK • f IM t r h kl SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Six units ond qvontllltt art: Pavement Belonor « 1111 Burltsn n 4 0 0 0 Lonosty u 5 I 2 0 Roll » Sill Lopes Ib Sill AUdlck 2b 5110Younl si S I I 0 JCrui 2b 5 0 2 0 rooms, two bedrooms, twotooths, g o ODAY Typt FABC, 3" thick 4340 S.Y., Bit 231 Little Silver North cf 10 0 0 Evans 3b 10 0 0 Monty 2b 4 111 Reynlcrs u 4 1 0 rage. air. U9,9O0 Ul Mil . Crowly pn 10 10 Lynn ccf 4 0 0 0 JGonjU To 4 I 0 0 KnlgM 3b 0 0 0 0 Stab Base Course. S" thick - 4240 S.Y RSmltft rt 10O1 Clork rf 4111 Cooptr Ib 4 0 10 RUJO4II cl 4 I 3 JOHNSON OUTBOARD AN ORDINANCE AMINDINO AND Garcia or 0 0 0 0 Diet rl 4 2 13 Puhl ct 4 110 Marian 2b 5 0 0 0 SHADOW LAKE - Two bedrooms, Ooutr to 4 11. 1 Yilrtmi II 3 111 Watson Ib 4 12 7 Drltssn Ib 2 2 0 0 Monaay rt 10 0 0 Ivlt Ib 4 0 11 mile dr. 4 00 0 Roberts rr 40 1 AAA RATED RETITLINO AN OROINAHCE IN- Gamy Ib 4 0 10 HCrul If 4 010 Ogllvlt II 1111 Bochlt dh 10 0 r, rtlrlo SERVICE CENTER Bmbry ph 10 0 0 Flsk c 4 110 Stslon 3b 0 0 0 0 Folltr It 4 3 14 _ . enclosed 11" L .. Cty 3b 3 3 3 3 Htrndn ct 4 0 10 I euano rf 1111 Poclork II 10 1 Dtmpty c 4 111 Evans dh 2. 0 I I Cabtll Ib 4 0 3 1 Bench c 4 0 10 balcony with curtain, ond drapei. wall Inlets, M Units; Typt B Inlets. - , JCrui rt 4 0 0 0 Summrs rt 3 1 2 0 OBoker If 4 0 10 Hill c 10 11 Bondo Ib 4 0 11 Mtytr Ib 4 11 Opened ond read In public at s to certify that the f Slngltrn rl 4 0 2 1 GScon Ib 10 0 0 to-wall carpeting, |mt a year old Discount ordinance was Introduced for first Walling II 3 0 0 0 Borbon p 0 0 0 0 Ftrgutn c 4 010 LeMitr 14 4 0 3 0 GThoms cl 4 0 10 Stlnson c 10 1 Owner trontftrrtd. 144,500 Call Keantburg on October 4, 1971 at I 00 Dlmmtl rl 0 10 0 Hobson 3b 1111 SHIPS STORE reading by the Borough Council of the Howard II I 0 0 0 Tomlln p 0 0 0 0 Yeo»e. c 0 0 0 0 Blue p 10 0 0 BMortm c 4 0 0 0 Polity c 0 0 0 P.M., Local Prevailing Time. DtCnct 3b 4 0 I 0 Dufly Ib 0 0 0 0 Beomnpr 1000 Drawings, specification, and Borough of Little Stiver, County ot EMurry Ib 4 0 10 Htm, 2b 10 10 Bochy c 4 111 Grlltty ph 10 13 Russell ss 1110 Htllmn ph 10 0 0 m \m FLAGSHIP MARINE Monmouth, State of New Jer*ey, on 7 Rurile p 3 0 0 0 Cncpcn SI 4 0 11 Mllbomlb 400 0 SHADOW LAKE - Two bedroomi, Municipal Morlne Basin forms ef bids, contracts and bond for LMov dh 4 0 0 0 Rou p 110 0 Borr p 0 0 0 0 Atlantic Highlands the proposed work, prepared by Dr. August. 1971 and wos finally adopted on Kelly II 4 110 Sombllo p 0 0 0 0 Geronm cf 3 110 Fo. Her p 1111 Tomrg ph 1 0 0 0 wothtr/drytr, dlihwashtr, refrig- 5 September, 1971. TaM IS 11 4 TaM If 11 I John 1. Buiil, P E . Engineer, ond ap Horlow cl 4 0 10 Alou ph 1 I 1 1 Norman p 0 0 0 0 Wllllomsp II 0 0 101 III lit erator, stlf cltonlng oven, enclosed 291-5600 Anthony T. Bruno Andular p 0 0 0 0 Spllmn ph 10 0 0 balcony wlm curtain, ond drapes, wall- proved by the Commissioner of Tram Curtis p 10 0 0 001 III 100—. TaM 17 4 II4 TMM Kill Wortlvtn POOOO Salop 0000 to waft carpeting. Jutl a year old. Open Six Days Donation, have been filed In tht office BtMiln 101 010 I It I ArvJrws ph 10 0 0 E-Rtbtrti, Vaunt LOB-Mllwouktt Owner transferred. 144,500. Call Cloud Monday. Baslta 0 0 0 III 0 I 1— I OoClns ph 0 I 0 0 TaM Mill TOM M • 7 1 S, Seattle 7. IB-Money 1, Ogllvle 142-1410. Wtd. ond Frl till I p.m. DP-Bolllmort I. LOB-Bolllmore 7. Sormlnl a 0 0 0 0 Ha «»nln ill mill J Leicono. Rujones SI —Younl, JCrui. Jesey 0M5, od o sa C KHndrs rt 1111 SUNFLOWER SAILBOAT - Good mlnlontr of Transportation, Trenton, Boston 4. 2B-Horlow. Doutr. Dempsty SaaPnacUca III III 1111 IP K III BB SO 133 Income Property condition 1100 Call Lori, N. J. ond the Bureau of Local Slate Aid JB-Flin. MR-Rlce 1 1401, YotlnemsH TtM 14 I It I TtM M 110 9 E-Russtll, Evans. Lopts. DP-Los 731-0904 Program* District Office located at l 1131. Hobson (111. SB-EMurrov. S- 101 111 001— I Angtlts 1, Son Francisco 1. LOI-LOl An RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY - Court Squore, Freehold, New Jersey Evons. SF-Btlonatr. • • t 111 * 1 1 > oeles s, Son Francisco 10. 31-Ruistll. Two one-bedroom apartments, loveli !ftSB.K; IP M « IB Bl 10 Oat aat abaa wlwaaionaiscactO Loots IB-Loptt HR-Ciy 2 120). Clork area, onvpiepr-"- Tali 124). SB-Russtll. t0 bu l Houston, S42-n*2. " AND AN BaltUntre E—Concpclon, Summers. Host. DP- MCLghlnL,3-7 513 7 S 4 I owner"L" after S1 p- m , soaes during business hours. Bid M MtlTLlD 1 Polmer s 5 3 3 13 Clnclnnoll I. LOB-Houllon 4. clnclnnoll M • IB Bl "" Parrolt 31-3 1 0 0 I WANTED - 13' V bottom aluminum der* will be furnished with a copy of the SK A'!S,V » '"" Ktrrl(or>l..ll 3 3 11110. 78—Cabtll. Summers. Rose. Geronlmo. OAKLAND' KANSAS CITY cor lop boat ond equipment specifications ond blueprints of the BtSlM Concpclon. HK- Watson 114). Fosltr (12). Thli Is to certify ttxfl the foregoing Rou wrkM at. r h kl 747 UJiT drawings by the engineer on proper 1 Tlont 7 10 4 4 0 4 Bochy 13). Alou ID. IB—Cabtll. i— Forsler ] 0 0 0 11 135 Commercial notice ond payment of twenty-five ordinance wos Introduced tor flril MEdwr 2b 4 0 10 Broun II 3 10 ! BSIonley W.14-2 2 Balk lm.it Bench. SaaPraacrtct Property . 1.00) for toil of preporatlor reading by the Borough Council of the Burfct ct 4 0 0 0 Wilson II 10 0 Bid* must be mode on standard pro Borough of Little Silver, County of T-2:44. A-H.S7S. Blue I .111 4 4 4 4 11 Carty dh 3 0 0 0 BGrtlt 3b 4 0 0 SHREWSBURY - TwoTetidentiDulW M forms In the manner designated Monmouth, state of New Jer*ey, on 7 IP H 01 IB BB SO Borr 1 I 0 0 0 I pvjgt II 3 I 1 0 Otis cf 4 11 Ing* on three commercial ioned loti Ctin and required by tht specif- August, 1971 and was finally adopted on I PITTIBUBW) PHIL* • Williams 11-J 1 3 1 1 I Rtvrng Ib 3 11* Porter c 3 3 11 Rental Income, WOO per year Asking 154 Recreational ications, must be enclosed In sealed 5 September, 1971. • run aBr.M RuWe t 5 3 3 4 1 Curtis 1-3 0O001 TOuncn 3b 1 0 1 3 LoCock Ib 4 3 3' ..00,00* Prlnclpalt only. Write to P.O envelopes, bearing tht name ond od- Anthony T. Bruno Tovtrosss 5 02 0 McBrld rt 5111Sombllo 1 4 4 4 13 Sovt-Fonler 1191. WP-llua. Wll- Robinson c 3 0 0 0 Cowtns rt 3 0 3 Bo« Ml Shrewsb NJ07W ll Vehicles dress of blddtr and name of the rood on ATTEJT: MortfW cf 4 0 0 0 Bowo M Sill Andular t.5-5 1-3 0 3 1 10 Iksms. T-3:30. A—1S.94S. DIMM rl 3 0 0 0 McRot dh 4 0 0 tht outside addressed to the Office of Sttpton G. Gretnwood Porker rl 4 110 OMeMx ct 4 111 warlhtr. 0 1 0 0 0 0 PICClolO H 1011 UWigtn SS 3 0 0 the Borough Clerk, Borough of Borooah Cltrfc 1971 Jt MOTOR HOME is» BRtonsn If 4 0 10 I urlnskl II 4 111 nriiliiT CHICAGO NBHf YOU Grots ph 10 0 0 Pattk ss 0 0 0 0 Por rent, sleeps elpht, Keoniburg, 4] Church Street, Slorgtll Ib 4 111 LSmllh II 0 0 0 0 Norman 1 4 5 10 1 abrbbl stinti FVfhlta 2b 4 12 137 Lots A Acreage fully eouloped. *7i1W Corner 7b 3 0 10 Hebrttr Ib 3 0 10 SoM 11112 0 Gross II 5 13 0 ASOIIMII cf 5 3 2 0 TMM 19 14 1 TMM nil HAZLET - Choke building 1st. Will RV VEHICLE INSURANCE 239 Red Bank 239 Red Bank Btrro 3b 3 111 SchmOt 3b 3 I I I Sormltnlo 1 0 0 0 0 1 RScoll 3b 4 111 EModd. rl 1 0 0 1 OMHMH1 111 III llt-l bulM to suite. FREE quotes and binders by phone. Dyer c 4 0 0 0 McCorvr c 110 1 Borbon 1310000 Bucknr Ib 5 13 1 Slebert p 0 0 0 0 UM City III III Ml-I IM III I or miW CALL TOLL FREE W0«1 9703 TAX NOTICE ORobnsn p 2 0 I 0 Slremor 2b 4 I 1 I Tomlln WJJ-I 11-3123 I 1 Bllrlner Ib 10 0 0 Corntla p 0 0 0 0 E—TDuncan. DP-Konsos City 3. LOB Real estate sole, Borough of Red Bonk for non payment of taxes ond Whllson a 0 0 0 0 Corllon p 4 112 WP-Normon T 7 4? A M.400 Mu.cer rt 1114 SHnorsn It 4 0 11 -Ooklond 0. Kansas City I. 3B-Ctwem 30' PROWLER — If72, tandem axle, water ond Mwer charges as of December 31,1977. KEAN5BURG - Building lot, 10*100, Mocho ph 10 0 0 JB-FWhlle MR Otis I3DI. Porler 3 (II) double dinette, fully Mil contained, ex Public notice Is hereby given that the undesigned, the Collector of Touts Vail rf 5 0 3 1 Monhu Ib 4 12 0 sidewalks ond curb. Corner Woodilde Carroll p 0 0 0 0 SB-Broun SF-UWoshlngtor. Ave. and Grove PI. 14000. 717-HOi. ceptlonolly well cored for. Call after 6 of the Borough of Red Bonk, County of Manmouth, New Jersey, will Mil at Callttmlt Ttltl JWhltt ct 0 0 0 0 Stsorns c 4 0 10 p.m., *71-4C30. lc auction In the Borough Hall, Red Bank, N J on the 10th day of October, ab r h bl Mrlll Trlllo 3b S01I YngbKI Ib 4110 IP H R ER II SO MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Four Rodtr c 10 10 RanOlt 3b 4 0 0 1 CONTINENTAL TRAILER 1971 - Self- CottOO A.M. the following described londi. RMIIIer cl 4 0 10 Horroh si 3 10 0 71*100 loll, (four) 100*100 lott. Sewage Said lond will be sold to moke the amount ot municipal liens chargeoble 33 t* « 9 OtJtsus ss 4 I 2 0 Flynn ts 10 10 LJJ-ll 311 4 S S contained, if, excellent condition, Lantrrd Ib 4 0 I 0 Wllll 2b 4111 and water. Don, 741 UU, eve*, against the some on the thirty first of December 1977, exclusive, however, of I •*• SIS 3 Tomsn ph I 0 I I Ferrer II 3 0 11MNor'rlt l*i 1530. 2*45171, Bollock rt 3 0 0 0 Horary tb 4 0 11 43-1 I I I the lien for taxes for the year 1971 as computed In the following Hit, which 1*3 • « • t * MIS Ktllthr ss 0 0O0 Brvhort p 3010 Loctv I Baylor dh 10 0 0 Jaransn Ib 0 0 0 0 I tit UNION BEACH - Twe corner lots E LKH Includes Interest to date of sale. The subscriber will wll In fee to the person BtfT* r*BQjU Itrtl on ototrs teltr Lamp p 4 0 0 0 Jockson p 0 0 0 0 Fairly Ib 3 0 0 0 AOlIyer II 4 0 10 KansnCIt, Good location. very e, Mcontaned, with show who bids the omount due, sub|ect to redemption at the lowest rale of Interest, ttrtnet •olicki.it 2010 Pattln VV.3-3 9 mmi otter 4 p.m. er, hitch, ond three-way refrigerator, but In no COM exceeding 12 per centum per annum. The payment tor the sole E-Btrra. Tavtros, McCarvtr. LOB - Londren II 3 0 0 0 Bonds rf 4 0 10 11,900. 251 5753 shall be mode before the conclusion of the sale or the property will be resold Ocwnlnac 30 10 Grubb oh 3020 TtM 1911* I TIM lallll I H « Wll Pittsburgh II. Philadelphia *. IB— rttira.1 HI ii4 ill—9 ST LOUIS CASH OR CERTIFIEDCHCCK ONLY WILL BE ACCEPTED IN PAYMENT. Chalk 2b 3 0 0 0 Sunaorg c 3 0 10 FOR RENT — 1*71 »' Motor Horne. Luzlnskl, Bowa, Schmidt. HR-Btrra (S), New Yerk III III 101-4 •irkbl abr bbl 138 Mobile Homes Any parcel of real property for which there shall be no other purchaser Stargtll 124). McBrldt (I). SF- Me JAdrsn ss 2 0 0 0 Btnlqui cl 3 0 10 Sj lhl. Fully equipped. Coll will bo struck off ond told to the Borough of Red Bonk, N.J. for redemption at E-Rodtr. DP- Chlcooo I. Ntw Vork Tmpltn ss 00 0 CoshTb 4 11 Corvtr. SoMlto ph 10 0 0 Btvoco » 2 0 I 0 2 LOI-Chlcogo II, New York 7. 2B-Ltntlnt It 0 0 0 Dowson cl 4 0 3 AOULT PARK - TWO matt wnltl 12 per centum per annum and the municipality shall hove the same remedies Mllnkt ss 0 0 0 0 available. One bedroom turnlihed, GILES RV - 196*. excellent condition, ond rightg s as othotheer purchases. Including the right to bar or foreclose the right • » II U Montanei. Gross. Moulin MR-Murcer Freed ph 0 EVolntn rt 4 0 0 TtM 19 11 0 TaM 11 I II I (9). SB-AA011IIII S- Bruherl, Lamp WO00 Two-bedroom, 114,000. Garden Independent unit. 11500 Coll doyi, of redemptionredemption. Morales rf 0 Perei Ib 3 13 The sale will b Catifaraai III III • t t t Port Mobile Homes, «4 Wtl. 513-4747. Eves.. 741-OtW. The sale will be mad* ond conducted In accordance with the provisloni ot DRobnin L.12-* 4 2-1 I 10 • 4 S IP H DIB Bl SOSimmons i 0 Cromort II 3 0 I tht e statutttte off tht e State of New Jersey entitled "An Act concerning unpaid [ Whllson 1-3 0 0 0 Tt«ot III III III- I Hndrck ct 0 Corftr c 3 I I GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - MINI WINNIE 1973 - 24.000 mile., taxes ond assessments and other municipal charges on real property, and 1 DP-Colllo.nlo I. LOB-Colltornlo 1. Rell. 3D Bethany Rd., Hoilet Adult park. Walk excellent condition, completely stlt- ' .II 2 0 0 0 1 0 Lompw.Lamp W,7I II 10 4 4 1 2 0 Porrlsh 3b 3 0 0 providing for the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement of liens Hamilton I 0 0 0 0 0 Ttxos 7. IB—AOIIvtr. S—Btvacqua. Ntw Ytrk KHmtu Ib 3 0 1 Sveler si 311 to shopping ond N.Y bui 2MJTI1 confolned. 211 4471. there on (Chopter 5, of the Title 54 ot th* Reviled Statutei) and acti IP H • BB BB SO MOBILE HOME INSURANCE Bruhtrt L,J I 4 7 3 15 5 3 0 3 111 Grlmsly p 3 10 MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT supptemtntary thereto ond amendatory thereof Corllon w. 14 1! 9 1114 9 Jackson 11-1 4 4 4 I I FREE qwotes and binders by phone 3000 FREE MILEAGE fc INSURANCE Al any time before the sale, the undersigned will receive payment of the HBP-Schmldi Iby DRoblnton), Horlitll L,» 10 I 10 I I I 1 CALL TOLL FREE WO-*M •/& omount due on ony properly with the Interest ond colts up lo th* time ot Sltbart 13 1 0 0 I 0 SSS!ph 1000 CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW, Gorntr Iby Corllon). Baik-DRoblnion 7. Tint LOW RATES. 239-0473. payment. Comtlo 12-3 1 0 0 I 1 Tiw 19 I I I TMM •> 11 SCENIC PARK — Living room ex Corllon. PB-McCorvtr. T-117 A- Jenkins W.15-1 9 1 0 0 1 S tension, encellen! condition, S4M0. Call The told lands, sub|*ct lo sale described on accordance with the to* T—1:41. A-7,245. WP-Bruhtrt 1 PB-Sltorns T-1:S2. «. Lttfks lit tit its 1974 TIOGA — Mini motor home, ileepi duplicate, Including the name of the owner as shown on me last tax duplicate 33.190. A-4JJM. • •I II* ••>- ra-om or nt-wn. MX, self contained, 17600. Call after 5 ! ond aggregate of laxei, and other municipal chargei which were a Hen P.m.,_7t7-t247. thereof on the thirty first day of December, 1977, exclusive, however, ot the 139 Cemetery Lots VENTURE 1972 - Pop-up. Heattr, Hen for taxes for the year of 1971 are listed below: brake., sleep, tight, excellent condl BOROUGH OP RIRED BABANNK tlon. Coll StEwfoftBr 5 p.m. 1977 UNPAID TAXBTAX S MO Oltwr Public Notion 230 Other PuMic NotfoM 290 Ottitr Public Notice* BLK LOT NAME ADDRESS AMOUNT 246 West Long Branch WINNEBAGO 1*77 — Mini-Winnie, ! 4 13 J. Chlolullo 13-15 N. Bridge Avt. 3115.21 ing company than be avthorlied to Is lions to Bidden, Proposal Fo*m», ond dual olr. all extras. NOTICE Recreation Commissioners shall re- tut bonds In tht State of Ntw Jtrsty 9A 5 E. Stlch IW .Front St. 2011.76 TAKE NOTICE, that on me list serve the right to hold bids lor sixty Coll otter 11 a.m., 3M-5639. 9A 6B E. Stlch MW.FrontSt. 797.56 and snail be optyovtd by Tht Mon TWO GRAVES - Shortland Memorial day ot August, Ifn. tiw Zoning Board 1601 day. prior to award ot contracts. mouth CouniYBeard ot Recreation Park, Hoilet Nice location. Bargain 9A 9 Oakland Invtstmtftf Co.IIW. Front St. 457.72 of Mjwtnwn. of ttvt Borough of Union By order of The Board ol Recrea Commissioners 1375, includes perpetual care We paid 10 7 A. Ruicll 35-37 E. Front St 3305 53 Btocn, oficr a public tearing, granted tlon Commtsilonert of, the County of s,wun S r SPECIAL 11 7 L. Mouer 169 River Rd. 1505.77 "During tht performance of this TEM, located In Thompson Pork. New uoo. con m UM the application of Frederick Brunntr Monmouth. contract, oil contractors art required NOTICES I 9 W. Hality 16CoroCI 110.17 tor a variance tor a 10-foot addition to VICTOR E. GROSSINGER, Chairman man Springs Rd., Uncroft, Ntw Jer 42 G. Farreli 360 Mechanic St. to comply with the requirements ol sey, between the hours otfooo m ond rear ol preMnt dwelling located at 6S3 Jamci J. Truncer. Secretory Director PL. Itfic, 117." 140 Real Estate Wanted I E. StaWer 39 Prospect Ave. .Srt Clork Avenue, known at Block 174, Lot s*pt. ii in.n 14 Est. E. Jones 39 Prospect Ave. il.l.nlMBmch.N.J. The Monmouth County Board ol ELLEN S. HAZELTON - Realtor, 210 Lost ft Found I Jtrsty Shure Scot.ClubtOMtchank SI. Resolution of told Zoning Board ot Rtcrtatlon Com miss lontrs reserves NOTICE TO BIDDCR! tht right to waive any Informoiltlos In, Member Real Eitglt E.chartge Quail 7 10A A. Gelling IS Brood St. Adlinlmefit hai been filed Inttv« otilc e Notlc* It hereby given that Holed lied llttlnot desired Beltord. 717-7500. LOST AMAZON PARROT - -Emily- , 13 Sherwood Realty 7 Brood St or to rt|tct any or all bids, ond lo . ond must bt tnclosed In edomlnant green. Vicinity of Fox 3116.74 of the Borough Clerk and Ii available bWs will tM received by Tht Monmouth Rumion, l« JIpO 4 M Nedrlck & E. Borne* 57-59 Shrewsbury Ave. tor Inspection. award contracts In whole or In port If sealed envelopes bearing the name ond RIII Prospect Av* area, very genlle County Board of Recreation Com dttmtd In the but Interest of the address ol tht bidder and the Hilt of tht LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — In II NY ILB RR Shrewsbury Ave. mm Union Beach mjtomjittonern s att me MlMonmoulhh CountCyt bird, large reward 747 XU 17 S. Engram U DeForett Ave Board to ao» bid on the outside, ond addressed to the Kcansburg-Mlddletown-Hailtl- Zoning Board of Ad|u«tmtnt Pork System ADMINISTRATIVE OF No blddtr may withdraw his bid LOST - Male Irish Setter/Retrlelver 17F C. Beottle Deforest Ave. MM Mrs. Evtlyn Kane, $ecrelatertiarqy Monmouth County Boord ol Recreation Holmdel area THE SMOLKO AGEN FICES, Thempton Park, Newman Commissioners, P.O. Box 32*. Lin CY, 7B7-O123 with Metuchen tog Shb 3 EHtaly 15 Shrewsbury Avt. 310.60 1S.« Springs Rd., Llncrott, New Jersey, un r ta l0 ol • W Johnson 307 Monmouth St 1US7« craft, N.J. 07731. BUM must be oe til 10:00 a.m., prevailing time on Sep- TheB MonmauttlU1!V. Count' y" Boar d* of llvtrtd at tht ploct and before the hour 13 E.SIavotalJBIasI , 74BrldgtAve. 517.99 tember n, \fn ond thin publicly 5 Romtscot Realty 135-137 Monmouth St. im.n Rtcreotlon Commissioners snail re • T tent I ofttv QOO o*t. RECREATIONAL LOST 250 Other Public opttwd ond read aloud lor the follow- serve the right to hold bids lor slity 6 Romticot Realty 133 Monmouth St. mi.42 ing: "Durlno ttte ptrfarmonct of Ihli White, block and gray mole cat. Vlclnl- i 3 P Drosoi 45 Monmouth SI. Notices (eOt day. prior to award ol contracts contract, all coo tract of) art required ty Lexington Ave., Folr Haven. Wear- U44.U RADIO COMMUNICATIONS By order of Tht Boord of Rocrea- to convlv With Itvt rtqutr^menti ol 9 Heritage Sav Bnk 76*4 Broad St. EQUIPMENT MB green collor with name log. An- : 26 G Delmonl 52PetersPI. tlon Commltsloneri of tht County ot r.L. 1975c, 177," twtrt to Patches. Large reward. IRS NOTICE TO BIDDERS BM Documents, Including Initruc 152 Boats & 19 Covlngton Ent. Wallace St. W7S.70 Notice Is hereby glvtn that staled Monmouth. Tht MonmcNJiti County Boord ot 741-093 anytime. lions to Bidders, Proposal Forms, and VICTOR E. GROSSINGER. Chairman Recreation CtMntnlulonart rrtervti 21A A. Jones ••Washington St. 5*3.34 bids will be rtctlved by mt Monmouth complete Plans and Spicltlcatlons may 29 Linden PI James J. Truncer ItM rtght to walvt any Intormalltlt. In, Accessories LOST — While miniature poodle. Rusl 37 V Tivttcoh* m.M County Board ol Recreation Com- be obtained by auotlfTad bidders at the 1 9 0 Pines 93 Washington SI. 97.01 Secretory-Director or to rtjtd ony or all bid., ond to color highlight !. Area ol Nave,Ink An- missioners ol the Monmoulh County ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES of the J 13' SPEED BOAT - Utility type, flat 11 HChodwIck •9 Washington St 559.11 Park System ADMINISTRATIVE OF Stpt. 1! t2S SO oword conlroct* In whole or In port It swtrs to •Monlque " 29 [• 3179. MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK SYS dttmtd In tht twit Inttrett of itvt bottom, trailer Included AUlng 1450 13 R Malda 4H.I5 FICES, Thompson Pork. Newman TEM, locatad In Thompson Park, New 741 9S3S, between 4-7 p.m. LOST — Vicinity ot Shop Rite, Hoiltt. 15 C VanBruni 31 Marlon SI. 147.73 Springs Rd.. Llncroft, Ntw Jersey, un- NOTICt rO BIODIRl Boon)to d o w. orange and while cat. Aniwers lo mon Springs Road Ltncrort Ne J 17 FIBERGLAS - Runabout. Five llTe 17A CMK Enterprise. 64-61 Harrison Ave. 1990.ll til 10:00 a.m.. prevailing time on Sep- Notice Is htrebv alven that swaltd No bidder mov wlmdraw hli bid "Berry". Please call 739 0M1 or perservers. 100' of line with anchor 33 Vic Rhode. Inc Harrison Avt. snn tember 21, 1971 ond then publicly Was will be received by tht Monmouth ttMHI TMJMO 39)-49M. Reword. Kloyben.ln. 109 Shrewsbury Ave opened and read aloud for tht follow County Board ol Recreation Com ifflftJSfJjiS m Sovrlls, T 117 M/A Oakland St IMl.79 mlssiontrs at tht Monmouth County Tht Monmauih Count, Board ol 14V.' BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER LOST - Female German Shepherd 23B H Mtodows 13 Earl St. ISIS.tl tasasyaabm. Park System ADMINISTRATIVE OF- Recreallon Commissioners shall rt- Pup. three months old, black face, light 250.22 HAY AND CORN FEED - Good condition. Flberglai. With 1 J Porker 175 Shrewsbury Ave Bid Documents. Including Instruc- standard proposal forms In tht manner FICES, Thompson Pork. Newman strvt Iht rmht to hold bids lor suty gray body. Loil near Oakland Street. 13 J Porker 111 Shrewsbury Ave 1142.3] detlonortd ond rtqulrod by the specif SPfljm Rd., Llncroft, New Jtrsty, un- (40) days priorto awar d ol contracts. it.Ui ond entro* MOO Call "l? 197/ 1755 51 tions 10 Bidders. Proposal Forms, and Red Bonfc. Reword. 741 2335 1 M Romot 63 Ltlghton Avt. complete Plons ond Specifications may icaiJoni, ana mwsi be tnctesri in HI tf7b» a.m., prevailing tlmt on Stp- By ordtr el Tht Board ol Rtcreo- 14 S1ARCRAFT - With center con- LOST - In front of Hoilet llbrory, 427.05 dtsiol e Mdderondfht title ot the 2A WRInkowskl 69 Ltlghton Avt. bt obtained by qualified bidders ot the bW todn the loutside b, oni d taddresseh d ldo tambtf It. \m ond then publicly Jjn^Commlsslonon ol tho County ol sole, 40 h.p, Johnson ond tilt troller, boyi' llaht blue, 77" 10 speed bike Re 200.69 opened ond rtad aloud lor the follow good shapt 11000 flrm Coll 7474037. 7A MRuda 109 Leonard St. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES of he The Monmouth County Btord of Rtcrt- word Cull 731-0346. • J Johnson 101 Catherine St 179.99 VICTOR E. CROSSING!*, Chairman 14 MEYERS BOAT ^- With trailer. 115201 MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK SY? atlon Commlulonets, P.O. Box Mi. 71 6 J n. I-. 9i Locust Ave TEM. located In Thompson Park. New HAY AND CORN FEED sJam« J. Trunctr.StcrilaryDlrtctor Brand new Two months old Paid 1514.49 Llncrofl, N.J. tTTN. AH Ma> mud be 31A H Merlgold 16 Lelghton PI. mon Springs Rd., Ltncroft, Ntw Jtr- occomponledby the following: BM Documents, Including Instruc- 11300. wiling for^ 11000. Coll 391-4746. iW 12 211 Special Notices MA R Ltt 163 Catherine SI sty, between the hours ol 9:00 o.m and A. Ctrtllled Ctttck OR Cashier i Check 15' SKI BOAT - With 55 H.P , Chrysler 71 13TlltonAvt. IS51H 45 0 Bey non 424.44 4. Jo p.m., Monday through Friday. OR Bid Bond drawn lo the order of engine, troller and skli, 11.500. ALl DRlVi KS IHbUHANl I i 55b G Watson 3)1 River St. All bids must bt submitted on the Th* Monmouth County Board of rotes, monthly payment. Immediate •6 Ltlghton Ave. 517.29 747-47)7 •B A Randolph 11475 slondord proposal torms In tht manner Recreation Commissioners In on coverage. 774-7073. 4B S Parker lUCaihtrlntSt. oeilgnoted and required by tht specif amount of not leu than ttn percent vS Lelghton Avt. 1011.42 16' f iflERGLAS BOAT 1976 - 1977 WANTED - Ladle.' who wish to rt- 31 W Miller 211.59 Icotrons, and must bt tnclosed In (10%) of the total amount of tht bid, Long Trailer, good condition, (TOO U 7 R Williams 309 Shrewsbury Ave, staled envelopes bearing tht norm ond but not to txceed twenty thousand celve free merchandise. MS Pearl St. firm 164 7576 Coll 547-W49 pher S 114 N Springer address ol tht blootr ond the 1111. ot me dollars (JM.OOOOO). 132 N Springer §£ bid an tht outside, ond oddressed to me AND W 1971 MARQUIS - Flberglot, U h p. 123 J Galfy 31-30 W. Bergen PI 559.11 Monmouth County Board of Recreation Chiyiiff ond trailer, all occesiorlci B. Certificate of Surety Irom a repu 213 Instruction 75 176 M Emerson 34 W. Bergtn PI 551.72 Commlsslonors. P.O. Bo« JM, Lln- table Insurance company ctrtlfylng Included Asking $4700. Call 747 1 Ml 75 134 A Nodler 31 W Bergen PI. 3499 9! crofl, N.J. 07731. Bids must bt «t- evenlngi. to the fact that It the bidder It A NEW 45 HOUR - Morning real es 75A M MVaccarlllo 104 W Bergen PI 114.01 llvered ot tht ploct ond before the hour awarded a contract, o Surety Bond 171 GRAOY WHITE - Two Johnson*. tatc licensing courie. Oct. 16 27. tils 75A HA E. Boyton 114W. Bergen PI. 141.40 menllonedoDove will be filed for tht performance ol 7} H.P , Gator trailer and exlros. good Monmouth Initltuie, 741477V 7SA 90 W Bergen Meat Markel 359 Bridge Ave. 110.05 "During tht performance ot this (ondHion HOOP tlrm. W 2901 JSA WA w Bergen Meal Market 131W Btrgtn PI. 2J902 contract, on conlraclon art requited Bid. mult be delivered at tht ptoct INSTRUCTION Piano, organ, accor 7SB 135A NYILBRR jorl St 225 06 lo comply with tht requirement! of dl ond belof e the hour mentioned above. 75B 147 J Petlllo lUMopleAve. 2249.11 The successful blddtr will be re- 7SB 141 Debit Really Co 110 Maple Ave 64970 The Monmouth County Boord or awlred to furnish o Surety Bond In the PIANO INSTRUCTION - Beginner, 75D 43 H Wlllloms 179 Bridge Avt. Recreation Commissioners reserves full amount of the contract. Tht bond II' O DAY DAY SAILER ONE - Mini ond Intermediates Children or adult. 76 1 L Morris 34 Central Avt. the rlghl to waive any Informalities In, condition Coll 747-1*60. 77 3 C Vincent 2U snrioibury A 997.14 or lo rt|tct ony or oil bids, and to Call 142-5041 77 22E E Kretowlci 252 Bring* Avt. 544.31 award contracts In whole or In port It PIANO TEACHER 77 23 A D'AppolltO 140 W. ttrgtnPI. IUII deemed In the btst Inttresl at the 19' THUNDERBIRD 1973 - Cuddy 24 Continental Adv 144 W. BtrgtnPI. U9.40 Freehold Results cabin. Mercury 115 H P . both In ex- SOPHIE FRANKENFELD 3 I C Yorbrough 91 River St. 441.63 No%j4«lr may withdraw his bid IM: Pact. I M, Pan* Sim cellent condition, asking 12, MO College of William and Mary, Mannei 19 R. Wlllloms 20 Bonk SI. 1MI9 291 1345 or ff,-W6 Cardinal AnowslH. Flllont 7.004.003.00 College, Juliliord. 391 1674. 23 A Montelro 270 Shrewsbury AveA . IIM.U Mlsiy Mocartl lAptci) 4.40IK 112 W. BergeB nP PII . 321.25 19' WINNER 197? -Excellent condi- PIANO HARMONY THEORY — Be- 25C M Alston Tht County Board al Bobble Morvtl ICagnonl S.M tion, only MO hours, 130 h.p Mtrc- ginners ond intermediate. Tom 27 E. Lawrence 194 W. Bergen PI 564.94 13 W Ryan 70 Bank St. IIS.45 TrNeCM 7 1-1 S444.7* Crulser, Ideol tl.hng or skiing, all LaPare. 170 3193 or 170-1974. »s<: Poet, I M, Porst S) ry good condl 7*4.97 ««: pact, l M, pars* (MM tlon S4.500 717 3t37. 145 J Tyler 127 w. weitsldt Ave 515.19 Push to Poverty (Gomel) 42.4D 17 » 5.00 223 Fair Haven 2»WBtrgenPI BrihCtrnlCalotaeitll 11.401.401 to S' CHRIS CRAFT SEDAN - EnglnVTn J Kosrell 9535 Borb't Pogt IVasauti) 7.00 4.10 NOTICE OP APPROVAL BY PLAN- MA It F Potter 19* Ltlghton Avt. 971.94 Royol Gkmct (Sontogata) 3.30 Dandy Rhythm IBrtsnahon) ].«!.» good running order Double plonk hull M 4 J Chllds Shrewibory Avt. Bye Bye Tlmbo (Hadt) t.10 rteeds point First IMP 495-0739^ NINO BOARD OP THI BOROUGH OF 307.29 DAILY DOUBLE (1-1) 1IH 44 PAIR HAVEN • 5 J Chllds 144 Snrtwltury Avt. 1047.75 •aicMHtJtJt 31' »TGG HARBOR - Cobln Cruiser, BXACTA (1-4) Ull.lt PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on WA 119 W. Ryon •0 W Wttliloe Ave 141.45 -a »,5HFUtIMrslYtaUp«Ftr m: Pact. 1 M, Pant IIJH, August 9, 1971, the Planning Board of 91 6G H Meadows 274 Brlogt Ave. 1*15.44 WorthlnTIRIuo) 7.H4.ttl.tO the Borough of Folr Haven, Monmouth li C Yorbrough 133 SHrtwUwry Avt 1379.44 Bltty'l Twill ISotomontl 11.10 7.10*.40 Little Rlvoltlmt IWIIIIomil 5.404.00 County, New Jersey, gronted a minor II St. Morks Lodge 29S Shrewsbury Avt. 734.31 Loverly Lortrta (Gollol 14.001.«0 Htrbors Vltasst (O. Flllonl i l.to subdivision to Philip C. Corllng ond 1A 121 W Btrgen PI. 717.73 Jot Otor IPtrrtt) 7.2a II Willow St. • XACTA(14)II74 4I •aMal-r«n.it Morion C Corllng. husband and wife, 5 Chu?chot Our Lord 234.1* 44b; Pact, 1 M, Pars* tUlt V 1M1 WHEELER - Two, 210 h.p. *F 25 Willow St. with respect to Lots Nos. 12 and U, S Dukes 1050.10 RrtAMWKnltbHSovartl.... 7 74.401* Interceptors. Block 4*. on the official tax map of the WRyon X Willow SI. 379.90 SnkJMI ITonntr I II.B 11.1014.40 32 PACEMAKER, two IIS h.p Borough of Fair Haven 97 3*B C Turner 10-12 WIII«W St. 44114 Carbon Bloke (Kurt!) 4 K 5 20 Vlnlaga IH. Fllltnl 11.00 4.10 Crultoders Doted: August 23, 1971 35 JSrantn 140 Niwmon Sptlngi Rd. 423.15 Prlnrtu Mlrhtll lOufton) II II (Appall 1.40 1959 30 EGGHARBOR, two 125 h.p LABRECQUE.PARSONS 100 3 C Rufflnl 24IMopltAvt ' HI.12 TRIFICTA (*-! II) IIJW7JI Chryslers, UO0O. AND BASSLER KB 39C Mourer, S • Hudson Ave. 370.59 lai-lYeAUFimtS rat: pact, i M, pant tun ltS» 77 CHRIS CRAFT, two 100 h.p., 105 39A M Mawsner HudfonAve. IM33 Attorneys for Philip C. Woo nSpum (Lively) l!0S.«l.tO Royal Anol IKtllyl » HI 20] 40 ond Marlon C. Corllng IM * H Swomon MS Hudton Avt. 302.04 ArtltoOOIR. Flllonl 4.M2.N |{*T»' CHRIS CRAFT CAVALIER, Hi F SmtcSmock IK Branch Ave 119 57 Topech (Nltd) 4.411.40 BY WILLIAM G.BASSLCW *jV09 Iroplr Monkey iFaMrdtl IX Patflt Mol IFotlloranti It* KM., mm Sop*. II 15.70 tir •sacta 44*714* PLEASURE BAY MARRlNALonl o BIUCTal4-IIMl.lt ESS. l: I Avt. *•>: Pact. IM.Pa.st tup) Branch llprlMSt JJ2» 229 Keonsburg ~ 8SK Bimbo Sut I Atmussen) n 200 9.00 5.00 Vlntoc ICiliiir.ll| a.4t9.4t>*> 9~SI DC RAFT HYDRO-.! point Hydro, 117 wwtt Harvnl IFailloronti 4.M4.H mofce offer. Call Plntkntt lid. S:8 Hoovtnly WMd ICosKxtdol 7.004 40 INVITATION FOR BIDS I* 51 55 Prawtct Avt. Zh>OullMocBa*i)3.IO Fulla Flohltr (MoKlmonttl Ill* 741 tSM. between 4-7 p.m. BOROUGH OP KIANtBURO 35 3 M. Antont Ell. 172MonmoulhSI. •atcta 1-1 linn a.n IXACTA |M) I1D 4t 9t»: Pact, I at, pant tUM BLUEJAY SAILBOAT —. Excellent Notice li hereby given that the 17A J M Zlnstr UOoklaodSt. 19135 Borough Council of the Borough of 21A AurtlkiJoim Bl Washington St. n»-P»slYtlliaiaiMTar1 Cans What N IMItchell) 4 M It* 110 90 Calhtrmt St. B.77 CeoplcLlsalMacBtihl I1I0 5M4.4I Keoniburg will receive seporole II NUWIIIKmi 41.04 Johnrry Pokarnt I Fake) 5.44)4 41 seofed btd> for the construction of a 47 HtrmonFMtodowt It Tllton Avt. Sto tile (BraccMt Jrl ll.at.lt Logroll Cash (Irttnahan) J a) BOAT INSURANCE MBRIvtrSI. 5045 Now Teen Center budding located on 19 Iwano. Inc. X.Ot Native Greek (Asmutsoni 400 Ma*l tfraot, KoofMburs, Now Jenoy oi 19 Mre. Koilt Smith u BOM si. 22 41 IXACTA (Ml lli*4t M».:Pact. IM. Pant tun o mMttnp of sow Borough Council to 14A Or. William wood 41 Chopin Avt. 2075 B»-tYt4UplllJ»»4Far Young Ktfmy IDHMft» 1.4U.MM. be hetd In the meeting room of the William Wright DINGHY'S - Ell, Skimmer, Dyer, 254 Shrtwibury Ave 106 04 Flying Duck lAsmulean) •• 4.411.11 lorn»ga Waal (parattt) 4 a IN Sumner. Zodtoc. Mttltler. If you can't Borough Hall, Church Street, IA Sec HUD. II Clinton Pkxt B00 Membrlno (Maptel S.101.31 Und your next dinghy* BOAT HOUSE. Keomburg, New Jtrtty on toptombor IB ID.xing 15 Clinton Ptoct 69*4 Matter A. J. (Brocclole Jrl IM CapHasittr IMIHerl ]|o don't wont a *nohy. lt» Oce«n X. 1f»|otl:IOp.m.,prevolllnollm«,ot •M 1X3 102 W. WtittMt Avt fjjacta s.| *IIJJ* which time ond ptoce soM Wdi will bo m-IYtBUaUJaillUM C., Sea Bright 147 fill 90 X »W. SuflMtAvt. PlolnPtta(Tamr) 7M4.4I3.IO it* Pan, IM, ran* BUM fi n 19] Shrtwjoury Ave. M E«orctsm ICaracclol 7N5.OI PattOragKiiPakuitl*) IM7H140 51 E Sunset Ave HERRESHOFF AMERICA — DII- Pkry Bit Poksct (Ruhsoml 3 00 Lucsy Nifty Oaan IH. FHM) 1.411 a) lowing contract of work'. 57 E. Sunset Avt 1 ftnctlve Hag sole, 6 h.p. Johnson, lttIb. % 12 43E SunsttAve 11.14 TRIFICTA («VI1) ISM 41 muftroom ond rod*. Head, dinghy, (oil Contract No. I - General Con TrmUmitAOmM •traction (Single Contract) M ISA Ms. __ 279 So BrMgtAvt 49.11 Li IU99 - Hasan Usut4 KHV » Uoctoag* Leanta of eitros mm. Coll *J 1-6*77 Sept. 12, 19, 26 Oct. 3 IBM Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12,19VB The DrilyRegitfef 23 DURNYORE Crossword puzzle HIDE.TATER! 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Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: items , ditch 2 Way out 41 Congeals rjoaa aaaau noon 3 Headliner 44 Explosive ULJU™ jinun naarj 4 Bracing 45 Compound aanri aranan naon 5 Quenches alcohols nnna nnnn 6 Watering 47 Depart ULJUUUli [JLIUHUUGIU place 48 Top berth uaaoiu Htuuuu uuu 7 Mercury's 49 Heathen footgear 50 Silky cloth ouu uaaoa auQoa 8 Kettledrum 52 Click *WWV UIOUID AMVeODY WRITE A WHOLE Otft ABOUT $QAp? 9 Biblical beetle 1 I T 5 I skyscraper 54 Uncivil • 1, II 1 • U f I 110 Genus of 56 Border u A E 1 H A i t i) L A c cattle 56 Forest I A 1 f (1 A V f R 1 [1 I U I 11 Involvement animal H 1 j_ jj J> ij 1 | 12 Lawful 58 Allow DID YOU WRITE A CHECK FOR THAT A YOONG WOMAN JUST 1.111111\ < 11111- Hv Hil Ream _\J \ai Hi 1 holds 59 Letter AMOUNT" FWA6LE TO TH ENDORSED IT AND LEFT • TREASURER OF THE / YES, I WROTE WITH THE CASH.' / IT'S OKAY, mm A 125.000 U.PL. SCHOLARSHIP J IT YESTERDAY.' ELBERT.'- • • I QUESTION/ / FUND ? JR. VMHV ? HOPE.' II 12 13 s 11 12 in 1 MI. i " 19 •- < • The Wizard of Id • MS MAN IS A^UCBD ^f= M \vee,m> We AIRWAYS mu • $1 1 — !vr • Si iI_vr 51" J vr d Andy < app 1 Your horoscope, birthda—y ITS NO USE I FIGURE THE MC*E\ i 1 •TARIN AT SHE THINKS OF 1M TUESDAY, Sept. 12 To see what is in store D«c. 21) - Dependents news which may or may 'IM-YOU 11 ( THE L£SSSHE'LL) Born today, you are a for you tomorrow, find make it impossible for you not have a basis in fact. AN' 'IM ARE •h THINK OF MM i—' highly creative individual THROUGH your birthday and read the to strike out In new direc- Involve yourself in old who instinctively leaves corresponding paragraph. tions today. Make your activities. his mark on his work. Co- Let your birthday star be plans later. TAURUS(Aprll 20-May 20) workers are often your daily guide. CAPRICORN(Dec 22- - A little diplomacy now surprised at the speed with WEDNESDAY, Sept. 13 Jan. 19) - Exercise your will go a long way toward which you grasp essentials VIFtGOIAug 23-Sepl 21) - right to lead your own life. smoothing the way to suc- and the accuracy with • Make every effort to keep Make sure, however, cess later in the week. which you apply learned from thinking about pres- another's rights are also QEMINI(May21-June30)- knowledge to unexpected ent emotional involve- honored. , - Take care not to become ' developments. ments. Work tends to be a AQUARIUSIJan. 20-Feb over-tired early in the day. You are an active, eager healer. 18) -- Attention must be With much to do at eve- Blondie participant in whatever LIBRA(Sepl. 23-Ocl. 22) -- paid to small children ning, conserve energy. life brings you. Whether Spend time with children today. Otherwise, they CANCER(June 21-July 22) good or ill, events always TUOBURY'S WHAT WOULD YOU USE IT MISHT UELP J. today. It is important that may Involve themselves - Choose your company IS WAVING A SALE ON KEEP YOU ON YOUO have for you the fascina- you promote good relations and you in new troubles. wisely. You dan be easily BRIDAL VEILS TOES .' tion that forces your among siblings. PISCES(Feb 19-March misled today into activities involvement. You should SCORPI0(Oct. 23-Nov. 20) - Take a good, hard against your best interests. seldom be bored. 21) - Focus on problems look at what appears to be LEO(July 21-Auo. 22) - Alto born on this dale you know you can solve, your financial future. Take fair warning from arc Alfrsd A. Knopf, Ameil- given enough time. Allow Changes may have to be another's failure. Leave can publisher; Maurice children to take part in made. out of your repetoire those Chevalier, French actor, planning. ARIES(Msrch 21-April It) parts of the "act" which singer. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22- - Keep from passing on don't go over well. Sheinwold's bridge advice By .Alfred Sheinwold but this plan works only if East of diamonds made the oaas i to South dealer Doonesbury has ihe eight of hearts—a sin- 1 in Soulh's favor. Both sides vulnerable You Rpedn't bo a great gle chance. ' mathematician to know that a DAILY QUESTION NORTH WUANJW OOCWK MORE LIKE MW7aK. DO 9KE,D0eS PLAYS DIAMONDS •J8743 double chalice is better than a As dealer you hold: • A 9 TDSEEME, , CAJSHTIN ATHBIAPIST, M-H/NtTO single chance. All your friendly Instead. South led the eight S> A Q J 10 6 &AUY., COUlfi JUST6CTHHH- SON.. \ TMma JACK bridge coiumntei can tell you isof diamonds and discarded a Ufnd hearts, and West signalled with played a low diamond. Sheinwold is available Gel South Wfsl North Eisl the jack of clubs How should Playing East for the eight of your enp> by tending Si '.'5 n> \V Patt 4? All Pass., South proceed' hearts would give South only he Red Hank Register P 0 Declarer can set up dummy .in even chance. Playing West Box won Los Angeles, Cahf Opening lead - • R by ruffing two more spades. for either the ten or the queen "HKI53 1 I'D GIVE ANYTHING ONE NOTCHES TO KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TU)0 NOTCHES TOPAV... KEEPING TRACK Of' WHERE DO H'OU 60 FROM HERE 1 The Phantom Bertie Bailev THE NEW RULER, FIBLP J DON'T TELL, HIM THAT. HE'S ] secet r MISSION, I PIPN'T HEAR MAR6H4L DI7OTMA6 ' IN THE NEXT ROOM _ ^ PR. HENRY ? I WA6 APPLIED FOR U.N. >^~> WAITING TO TALK A*k THE 5 OO Sl&NAL KIPNAPPEP BV THE UtSA»BER6HIP.< J/CHTO? Jf\ TO VCKJ. Zs*V£M VET MONSTER SEN. AND YOUR AMAZIH6 Wff. WALKER, JnE'SHERE?;) f» WB'wrr 1-lt o 24 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12,1978 At the movies MOMMOUTH COUNTY i «MBD»II TOWHSMir ITIATUMO*! CMKU I - Sobrany HleM Few I • I >:H.t:» Television Today JeanlHPGir.riS KlYPOaT •TUTMMOSH CHMMAII - ITHAKO- The One*Martin l>GIMI.e AwlaBlsarapBi ef Fl«o IX) 12,1, 4:]a. New York Channel* — 2, t, .>, 7, 9, 11, 13 " ATLANTIC HIOHLANOI 1*1*1 Coming or Aa«tl 1X11, J 05. M* re»»er (PCI«. • ATLANTIC CIMMA - DAYTIME MOVIES Richia and Fonna via for lha sa. • a. is is ' Oil DICK CAVETT SHOW Bridges. Louis Goaaeti Jr. The MaalKFOII.I UMMHAIKH 10:00 ejections of a baautiful cowgirl Pietidant appomit Dan Las (DO Newt' IATCWTOWN MOVIII I - bueaia Herteri Schmerti, Jail COMMUNITY I - (I) MOV* at Marion's uncla'a duda ranch tiler to be Secretary of Hearth, HaovmConWOIIIPGir at X Greenlield and Bon Powere, IHlHrlWl >:».»:» MOVIIIII - The 'Young Lovera' Pan II Part I (Seeaon Pramiara, 60 mina ) but prior to Ma confirmation, a COMMUNITY II- Ttotaatty Holly Mary (POI 7:4S.S:4J STAJKKY PO - All oats. IParaMel auMWct 1:00 7:30 CEl BASEBALL black activist talla him of a V) AiialaniJii (l»OM:3a.«:» MIDDliTOWN I MOVIf Chicago Cuba va Naw York acandal involving stolen federal • ATOMTOWN O«IV1 IN - UA MIOOLITOWII- '1 CHANNEL 2 THE • t HUTCH- Jewlll irCIIJIU; CarwoUilPGlie AjUmelHeuMlltl IH.»:» fl - KnlrlclM IPs«ant imajf 17 nol Buggies ol Her) G«p Mali health funds and high ranking nmtHOLB UAWOOUITOmill- admmM unlou otcomponlod by aoranl Of UNDHCOVEft X) MOVIE OONG SHOW (Hi BASEBALL government officiate. (Conclu- A«oUnchnPGI7.t Ski Fever1 Oatroit Tigara vt Naw York aion: 2 hra) w ol BW PH PanlMr (POI UA MIOOLITOWN III - X-Adultaonly. SIM BEAUTY SHOW TO IMP Mi.tU TtttoOrHUliStory IPO)1:»,» JO 4:00 CAROL BURNETT AND Yankaaa MALL II — CD d) THREE'S COMPANY I < MOVIE FRIENDS W EOELIN CONVICTION DISCO KMEK! Tht luOdvHolly Slory IPGI MS.» X OCIAN IOWNIHIP T«ll Them Willis Boy It Hni' Jack Tripper pretends to be iN IIAVIIW MUAII CIMMA I - Jtck Gilford Ofi February 15. 19.75. iBoiton MALL Ml - so that ha can cancel a data Hooott .!'•• -•'/..• CD MOVIE 1:3O-3:30-5:3O-7:3O-»:30 -(MUSICAL-COMEDY) "V, ASBURY PARK MADISON RIOOEWOOO 8EAVIEW SQUARE TWIN "Kissing Bandit" 1949 Frank MAMSON ftKOWARWEH HEAVEN « 1J0.3JO. MO. 7:30.1:30 7 30. kJO 110.1010 Sinatra, Kathryfl Qrayaon. The story of I ion of I western BHICKTOWN MENLOPARK CAN WAIT CIRCLE TWIN MENLO WRK TWIN SECAUCUS kissing bandit who pick! up MS. MO LOEWS HARMON where his did left off. (2 hra., 2.4.11110 CLIFTON COVE QUAD 1 mine.) MONTCLAIR CLIFTON lit CUIRIDGE 3:40 M5.H0 as NEWS SHREWSBURY FONT LEE ma SHREWSBURY MO THE BUDDY LINVW3OD NEWTON TWIN CD NEWS 1.10 NEWTON TWIN I:«S.3«.54S. L FREEHOLD 1*5. S» HOLLY STORY MRK AVE IB) WCAU EDITORIAL 2.7 30.9 30 TOMS RIVER Family "Dinner" Nites 4:18 HAZLET OCEAN COUNTY ® JOEL A. SPIVAK CINEMA I HALL TRIPLEX EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, 4:34 7.1 2.4.1.110 CD JACK BENNY SHOW JERSEY CITY 4 P.M.-8P.M. 8:18 fr 1:00-10:00 UNION mm»i»«i«miii LOEWS JERSEY CITY 69) GIVE US THIS DAY ....•*.>•>.Mo»o;__k TRIPLEX RKOUMON 715. S20 YOUR CHOICE. 8:16 PETER SELLERS h ! 15.4 IS. I Iff. IIS. 1015 CD JEANNE PARR SHOW "RIVIMGB OF THB LnTLEFERRY WATCHUNQ 8:46 ISalisbury Steak PIMK PAMTHKR" HACKENSACKD.I. BLUE STAR TRIPLEX CD GIVE US THIS DAY U0.11 13O.330.5JUJ0.S3O IGrilled Liver and Onions LtVIMOSTON 39 LIVINGSTON DI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •Filet of Fish Ma 12 $ •Roast Turkey CINEMA 291-0148 1.50 LONG BRANCH Coda TanMt "JAWS 2" m HEAVEN WEST END 2 MOVIES I I Served with choice ol potato and vegetable, hoi dinner roll,] nun WBMBMT I Coke' and let creem, |e«o or pudding. mfMtnriMea spaghetti w/meot sauce or Hamburger and Fries •7M 1 Includes Coke " ond 29 »UDDYHOUY$TO»Y icecream First New Jersey Appearance for dessert. 1 Thru Saturday, September 16 C(W-Con end Cow an its the JAWS a real thing. CHUCK SUITE IM-1SM Coke. SOPHISTICATED DIXIELflMD • IITHIIIM'l Trade mart® EVERY MONPflY I OOAsi TOWNSWf 4tJ-JJ77 •JAWS 2 $150 lAVALAMCHl l Mall Sheraton Gardens Route 537 & Gibson Place. Freehold. N.J.« 201/780-3870 iiiiiiimkiiiii i» i