Tuesday Dr. Sheehan on Bay shore Hospital AP top 20 Specials fitness, page 15 may buy land, page 9 poll, page 12 The Daily Register Honniouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL.104 NO. 111 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1981 25 CENTS Governor race rated a toss- Florio Kean By JIM MANION By YVONNE ( HII.IK LAST MINUTE TOUR —Democratic gubernatorial candidate VISIT TO HIGH SCHOOL— Republican gubernatorial candidate James Fiorlo shakes hands during North Jersey Multi-purpose Thomas Kean smiles while answering questions at Dover High NEWARK (AP) — Democratic candidate DOVER (AP) — The last hands have been Center tour on the last day of campaigning before today's election. School yesterday during some last minute campaigning. James J. Florio ended his gubernatorial cam- shaken and the phone banks are humming. All paign with a prediction of victory and a last day Republican Thomas H. Kean has left to do plea for key urban support. before the gubernatorial results come in tonight With Mayor Kenneth Gibson at his side, is to cast his own vote.. h'lorio toured nutrition centers and senior Kean and his wife will cast then ... lots at 10 citizen halls, urging supporters to turn out the am in Livingston and then wait thn igh what vote. the candidate has predicted will be a long night National sales tax eyed in a close race. Casting his Republican opponent, Thomas H. Kean, along with the Reagan administration's Two independent polls released yesterday budget cuts as "the other side," Florio pre- show the contest is a toss-up between Kean and dicted his election would be "a turning point in Democrat James J. Florio. Kean is gaining to fund military budget See Florio, page 5 See Kean, page S
WASHINGTON (AP) - A national sales tax A. Stockman. decides on a mix of spending reductions and tax to finance Pentagon spending is being, con- The idea would be to provide money for increases to hold down deficits. Election at a glance sidered by Senate Republicans searching for defense spending "entirely from one source of Democrats on the Senate Budget Committee way• to curb swelling budget deficits, tourcei revenue," such as a sales tax which would be in called a news conference this afternoon to an- POLLING HOURS — 7 a.m. to8 p.m. Lake Heights, and Wall say. effect nationally for "a couple of years," the nounce their plans for dealing with the budget CANDIDATES - Voters will elect a gov- 12th DISTRICT — Voters elect a senator "It may not go anywhere, but it may," said source said. resolution. A draft "statement of principles" ernor, entire state legislature — 40 senators and two assemblmen; Allentown, Colts Neck, one source who insisted that the plan is "purely, There was no indication of the level at yhlch obtained by The Associated Press says the Dem- and 80 assemblymen — two county free- Eatontown, Englishtown. Fair Haven, Farm- purely in a talking stage." such a tax might be imposed or what goods ocrats "can neither condone nor support those holders, county surrogate, and various coun- ingdale, Freehold, Freehold Twp. Holmdel. "There has Just been some discussion about would be covered. administration policies that would force addi- cilmen or township commltteemen on the Howell, Little Silver, Manalapan. Marlboro, it, no written proposal,'' the source said. Sources said it is not contemplated that such tional spending cuts in areas that are critical to municipal level. Millstone, Red Bank, Roosevelt, Rumson, Tom Grlscom, a spokesman for Senate Re- a measure would be enacted next year — an the safety and well-being of our nation's LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS - A state Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Twp., Tinton Falls, publican leader Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennes- election year — although the aim would be to future." reapportionment committee revised the leg- Upper Freehold, West Long Branch. see, refused to confirm that such a proposal is provide revenues for 1883 and 1984 While not mentioning the national sales tax, islative districts throughout the state last 13th DISTRICT — Voters elect a senator under consideration. , The Reagan administration has requested Baker told reporters yesterday that Senate Re- spring. Monmouth County is broken down and two assemblymen; Old Bridge {Mid- "My boss, at this-point, is not considering 11818 billion for defense in 1882,1214.9 billion in publicans are still in the "list-building stage" in into three districts which differ in makeup dlesex County), Aberdeen, Hazlet, any specific tax proposal," Griscom said. 1983 and 1242.8 billion in 1984. trying to come up with tax proposals. from those in effect in previous years. The Keansburg, Keyport, Matawan, Middletown, "We're awaiting a chance for the (Republican) Public opinion polls show that increased de- He said that while he expects Congress to new districts are: Union Beach. congressional leaders to meet with the presi- fense spending enjoys widespread support, sug- approve a tax increase in 1982, he doubts it nth DISTRICT - Voters elect a senator dent. It is the president's program and it is his gesting that linking a new levy to the military would have much effect in the current fiscal and two assemblymen; Allenhurst, Asbury PUBLIC QUESTIONS - There are eight decision to make as to what is in his program.'' budget might be one way of lessening traditional year. Park, Atlantic Highlands, Avon, Belmar, statewide public questions on the ballot. In some municipalities there also may be local Griscom did acknowledge, however, that opposition to higher taxes. Tax increases for the current year are a Bradley Beach, Brielle, Deal, Highlands, In- public questions. "Senator Baker has discussed the possibility of A national sales tax is among numerous "diminishing possibility," he said. "Three or terlaken, Loch Arbour, Long Branch, Manas- establishing a national defense fund, but there plans that congressional Republicans have un- four billion (dollars) would probably be an upper quan, Monmouth Beach, Neptune City, Nep- All banks will be closed, but post offices have been no recommendations for how such a der study as they search for methods to shrink limit," he said. The bulk of the tax bite would tune, Ocean, Oceanport, Sea Bright, Sea and the New York and American Stock Ex- fund should be established and if it was, how it the budget deficit. come in fiscal 1983 and 1984. he added Girt, South Belmar, Spring Lake, Spring changes will be open. would be funded. He (Baker) has not advocated Budget writers in the House and Senate begin However, Baker made an unusual departure a sales tax for such purposes." work Wednesday on legislation that will set from President Reagan's legislative script when The sources, who insisted on remaining binding revenue floors and spending ceilings for he said Congress should approve a new windfall anonymous, said Baker has discussed the plan the 1982 fiscal year that began Oct. 1. The profits tax if it decides to phase out price with Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan, and resolution that both the House and Senate finally controls on natural gas. agree upon will set guidelines for tax-writing Baker said he favors a "phased and gradu- 7 hurt in Hazlet crash it also has been mentioned to other Republican senators and White House budget director David and other committees to follow as Congress See National, page S By PAMELA JANIS Police said the accident occurred at 9:48 HAZLET — Seven persons were injured last p.m. when both Kirkmans truck and the Fiat, night in a four-car accident in which three of driven by Kathleen Amitrano. 19. of Appleton Middle town board sets Jan. 19 those injured were passers-by who had come to Drive, here, were stopped in the eastbound slow the aid of one of the drivers who was trapped in lane of the highway for a red light at the Laurel his vehicle, police said. Avenue jughandle. Police said as a result of a three-car collision According to police, a Chrysler, driven by - which took place at the Route 36-Laurel Robert J. Dand, 44, of Navesink Avenue, East for vote on high school project Keansburg, collided with the rear of the vehicle Avenue intersection — a pick-up truck ended up second in line, although police said they have not By LARRY HAAS million renovation of High School North, but not portunity," he said. "Let's take it out ol some on top of a Fiat, a small foreign car determined which vehicle that was. before board members defeated an effort to add other area ." Then, police said, while attempting to ex- The three passers-by who attempted to aid MIDDLETOWN - The Mtddletown Board of a swimming pool to the plan. The proposal was defeated in a 7-2 vote, with tricate the driver of the truck, Richard Kirkman, police said, were working at the right Education last night formally set Jan. 19 as the The board's 7-2 vote, taken before about 30 Paoni joined only by board member Mary Kirkman, 37, of Route 9, Englishtown, from his date for a public referendum on its proposed $5 5 McKulla. vehicle, three passers-by were hit by a fourth side of his truck in the left lane of the highway residents at the board's Tlndall Road offices, See 7, page 5 will give voters an opportunity to consider a McKulla later voted against the plan after car. plan which calls for construction, alterations or reiterating, in a prepared statement, her vehe- renovations of the following facilities: physical ment objections to the board's failure to hold education, music, dining, administration, public hearings before setting the 15 5 million The Inside Story teaching, locker rooms, auditorium, heating figure. The board intends to hold such hearings controls, bathrooms and other areas. in the next few months. THE WEATHER The plan, which follows a W million proposal "I feel that it is illogical, naive and possibly turned down by voters two years ago, would be unethical not to hold well advertised public financed completely through bonds. hearings before voting on this resolution." Swuy, warm, lair iklei Higki mid *h McKulla said. "I suggest that this board get its Gear Malgtt. Complete report page t. Just before board members were about to vote, board member Dr. Frank Paoni proposed 'head out of the clouds' and face obvious re- Sylvia Porter: The Job Interview 7 an amendment to substitute a swimming pool alities," she said in reference to the board's WUIGrimsley: Yeager a* MVP II for the physical education facility called for in public relations problems Rob ReUaWa: 'Cattfonta Salle' 11 the plan. Rossomondo said later that the plan is not Ella Goodnun: Rcagaa aaa* ERA 14 The substitution would add about $370,000 to necessarily a final one, and can be amended or the price, according to figures provided by pub- cancelled if the board receives new imput in its lic information officer Diane Hurley, while upcoming hearings. Three educational groups — the Parent In- DAILY REGISTER building both a pool and physical education Advice U formation Committee and the Parent Activities PHONE NUMBERS facility would raise the price by tl million. Arts II Council at both high schools - encouraged the Mala Office.. Paoni suggested the board keep the price at *5.5 Bulaeti 7 million and make up the 1370,000 by cutting board to approach the referendum with unity Toll Free 171-1 Classified 17 other areas of the plan. and to not let internal dissent destroy its efforts Comics M Toll Free MM1W to sell the plan to the public ClanUM Dept J4H7M "The problem was," Board President Alex- Editorials I In addition, student representatives from Ctrcalatioa Dept.. andra Rossomondo said in reference to the pool, Lifestyle 11 both high schools echoed the same concerns. I Dept "we had assurances that that would not handle Make A Dale... 11 all our students " In other business, Rossomondo appointed an Movie* Ill - in**., ni-nu "I don't believe this." a befuddled Paoni ad hoc fact-finding committee to gather in- OMturiei * *aa... 41141*1 replied. "Just look at what other schools are formation which the board will use to consider •ports.. II LaagBraach Banaa. BMW whether to address the township's declining • II Stale! "For 1370,000, we're wasting a great op- student enrollment by closing any schools. Rossomondo said the committee's data will AlMMUa Realtors Lock. Sttek* Barrel AppearmgTves. Night then be turned over,to a citizens group to study Our Annual Home Buyers Lunch is now being served At the Tavern in Middletown, the information further. Guide * Parade of Homes dally. 741 1821 ,.vT«mmy Santelll. Thurs., Fri. The group will Include Rossomondo, board L Sat. Live DJ. CO FOR SPACE — Astronauts Richard H. Truly left, and Joe Henry Eagle are shown will run Frl., Nov. lJth. members Terry Troutman and Julia Ann Nagy, leaving the NASA hanger at Ellington Air Force Base In Houston for the trip to Cape Deadline Is Tues., Nov. 10. ClaaWopea Today assistant board secretary August T. Miner, as- Election Day Lobster Spe- Lock Stock 4B.rr.MM* Kennedy and their ride Into space. The two astronauts will be making the second trip For reservations call the aboard the Columbia for a five dav mission. See story, page 2. . MM000 cial, twin* fc 872-0908 Special-Wed Prime Rib. See Mlddletowa, page i I 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. NOVEMBERS, i c TION Columbia ready, astronauts anxious CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Co- use the strip tomorrow only If their shuttle further stretch the limits of the ship's Space Center. aj Tkc AuKlaM Pmi lumbia stands ready for a second triumphant engines quit early and they could not get into capabilities. Later today, the astronauts were to re- tour of space, awaiting the supercold fuel orbit. The astronauts, who have waited years view the flight plan, receive a weather brief- that will power her pulsating 17,400-mile-an- "Since we got into the count, everything for their first space Journey, demonstrated ing, eat dinner at 4:30 p.m. and be in bed at Slain nun is buried in Amarillo hour orbital ride. Her astronauts pronounced has gone bang, bang, bang," said shuttle test their eagerness when they arrived at Cape 5:30 p.m. in crew quarters a few miles from themselves "all set... more than ready" for manager Donald K. "Deke" Slayton. He said Canaveral yesterday after piloting separate the pad. They'll be awakened at 2:40 a.m. AMARILLO, Texas — A 76-year-old nun who had been tomorrow's launch. it was smoother than preparations for Co- T-38 Jet planes from the Johnson Space Cen- tomorrow, for breakfast, a physical exam, raped, beaten and strangled in a convent was remembered as Joe Engle and Richard Truly arranged a lumbia's maiden flight in April. ter in Houston. pressure suit donning and a van trip to the a "daughter of God," a woman who "helped create good In waiting Columbia. sunrise visit to the launch pad, just hours . The launch pad was busy early today as Air Force Col. Engle, 49, the commander, us " 1 During their five days alofk the after a large service structure had been work crews checked power, environmental, stepped to a microphone on the tarmac and While police continued their search for the killer of Sister rolled away, leaving Columbia bathed in told some of the hundreds of reporters cover- astronauts are to subject the spaceship's Tadea Benz, the Bishop of the Diocese of Amarillo asked navigation and communications systems, re- systems to more rigorous test* than did John floodlights, a glistening American bird moved unnecessary equipment and made the ing the mission: mourners yesterday to withhold their anger over her brutal poised for flight. "We've been looking forward to it for a Young and Robert Crippen in April is they slaying. . ' s cockpit ready for the crew. The schedule take it another step toward operational read- Countdown for Launch II continued today, called for a 12-hour, 10-minute "hold" begin- long time. We're ready to go. We're going to About 500 mourners attended a Roman Catholic funeral as smooth as Columbia's maiden flight last tune up and polish up tomorrow with the STA iness. A total of four test flights are slated . ning in the morning, with the countdown before Columbia starts satellite-carrying Mass at St Laurence Cathedral and formed a two-mile-long April, aiming for a 7:30 a.m. liftoff tomorrow out on the strip, and day after tomorrow resuming in the evening. / missions late next year. procession to Llano Cemetery under drizzly skies. of the first spaceship ever ticketed for a we're going to do the real thing.'' "That this good and gentle nun who prayed for us, who return trip to space. Early tomorrow, the crews will load the The STA is the shuttle training aircraft, a Engle and Truly will devote considerable helped to create good in us, should die such a senseless death Off cials foresaw no problems but fretted ship's huge external tank with 526,000 gallons Gulfstrem II Jet modified to handle like the time to testing a 50-foot mechanical arm - is an absurdity," said Bishop L.T Matthiesen, who celebrated over the uncertainties of weather. The launch of volatile fuels to drive the three main shuttle during approach and landing, intended on future flights to place payloads in the'MaM. • __» orbit and to retrieve others for repair or day weather forecast was acceptable, with engines— ' "Columbia's ready, and Joe and I are servicing. Their cargo bay carries a package "But she is not the first. The mystery of evil has been scattered clouds, winds of 13 mph, visibility Engle and Truly are to pilot the space- more than ready; we're all set to go," said of Earth-monitoring instruments. with us from the days of Adam and Eve." at 7 miles and temperature of 75 degrees. craft for five days, four hours, ten minutes — Truly, 43, a Navy captain. Surely this woman was a daughter of God," Matthiesen Several hours were blocked out on the more than twice the duration of the first The astronauts' families were flown to After 83 circuits of the globe, they are said "And when we reflect on what happened this weekend, astronauts' schedule today to practice emer- mission. They have a flight plan that is Cape Canaveral from Houston yesterday in a 'scheduled to return to Earth next Monday, we can write our own history to the world. Shall we write it 0 gency landings in a modified jet plane on a suitably more ambitious than the first, as NASA transport. They'll watch the liftoff landing at Rogers Dry Lake at Edwards Air now in anger Incredible as it may seem in the light of this 15,000-foot runway near the pad. They would they conduct tests carefully designed .to from a special viewing site at the Kennedy Force Base, Calif., at 11:40a.m. EST. weekend. I know that we must write it in the way of love." Amarillo police said they had formed an investigative team with members of the Potter County Sheriff's Depart- ment, but said they had no new leads in the slaying. ' ' Police said the slaying had "marked similarities" to the Hussein still serious on sale front Soviets July 9 death of Narnie C. Bryson, a 77-year-old Amarillo woman who also was raped and strangled. WASHINGTON < AIM King Hussein of will ultimately come out of it all," Wein- Jordan, endorsing a Saudi Arabian Middle berger said. "I think the president's East peace plan as "worthy of considera- statement earlier about it is the adequate Court refuses death row appeal tion," is telling President Reagan that he is expression of what we feel." . WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court refused yesterday serious about buying Soviet weapons despite Another senior U.S. official, briefing re- to hear an appeal filed on behalf of 123 Florida death row the administration's best efforts to dissuade porters on Hussein's visit under the ground inmates charging that the state's highest court had treated him. rule that he not be identified, said Reagan their cases unfairly. The Jordanian monarch wants to buy So- believed the Saudi plan "Indicated that there By a 7-2 vote, the justices rebuffed arguments by New viet air defense weapons of a kind un- was an inititive where none existed before." York City lawyer Marvin Frankel that the Florida Supreme available to him from the U.S. arsenal, said a But he said Reagan "did not deviate, nor Court improperly considered documents that had not been senior official thoroughly . familiar with did he intend to deviate, from the adherence part HI the convicted murderers' trial records when determin- Hussein's discussions with Reagan. He was of the U.S. government to the Camp David ing whether capital punishment was appropriate in each case. not specific. process as the framework for achieving Justices Thurgood Marshall and William J. Brennan dis- The official, who asked not to be identi- peace in the Middle East." sented The two. who are opposed to capital punishment under fied, said yesterday that the Reagan adminis- Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin all circumstances, said in an opinion by Marshall that the tration told Hussein that it is convinced the has condemned the Saudi plan in a letter to Florida Supreme Court practice appears to conflict with a best interests of both countries would be Reagan, warning that U.S. encouragement of 1977 decision by the nation's highest court. served if Hussein maintains his traditional a Saudi role could endanger chances for In that decision, called Gardner vs. Florida, the court said military supply relationship with the United achieving a comprehensive Middle East state courts should not consider evidence from outside a trial States peace. record when determining whether convicted murderers were Hussein and Reagan planned to meet Begin called the plan a description of fairly sentenced to death again today. The Jordanian monarch also had "how to liquidate Israel in stages." The appeal acted on yesterday charged that the Florida meetings scheduled with Vice President The Saudi plan calls for Israeli Supreme Court has continued such a practice even after the George Bush and members of Congress. withdrawal from all occupied territory, the 1977 ruling Meanwhile, U.S. officials who met with establishment of an independent Arab state Those charges were acknowledged — and tacitly admitted Hussein went out of their way to douse in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, as well as to — by the state court. speculation that the United States is in- the affirmation of the right for the states in The state supreme court attempted to justify its receipt terested in meshing the eight-point Saudi the region to live in peace. of this information on the ground that it does not rely on this peace plan with the Camp David accords. Israeli diplomatic sources said a primary information in fulfulling its appellate function in capital "I think it is very important that the objection to the plan is that it does nqt cases." Marshall said "I am not persuaded If the court does Camp David peace process not be put in mention Israel by name — an implicit symbol not use the disputed non-record information why has it jeopardy." said Defense Secretary Caspar of recognition — and has no provision for systematically sought the information?" W Weinberger, echoing all senior U.S. of- peace negotiations with the Jewish state. ficials who spoke on the subject. At a black-tie state dinner for 100 guests However, the officials also said Reagan in the State Dining Room of the White House, Draft registration reported slow believes there are both encouraging aspects Hussein told Reagan in a toast that their WASHINGTON - Almost one of every four 18-year-olds and serious drawbacks to the plan advocated meetings had left him "more encouraged required to register for the draft in 1981 has failed to sign up. by Saudi Prince Fahd. They cite what they than I have been for a long, long period." but Selective Service Director Thomas K Turnage predicts say is the plan's apparent willingness to "I have a greater faith that all will compliance will improve permit Israel to exist in peace with its Arab eventually be right," Hussein said. The year's not over yet." he said yesterday "There's neighbors Reagan led off the toasts by describing no reason to believe this year will be any different than "We think.there are hopeful things about the quest for peace in the Middle East as previous years We anticipate compliance will climb above 90 the Saudi peace plan that indicate at the very "one of the most vexing problems of the 'percent least that it is possible for countries which post-war world " According to Selective Service System records, 1,336,000 have been enemies to sit down and begin a He praised Hussein as one who "has men born in 1963 were supposed to register by Sept 1 for peace process," Weinberger said after a visit never abandoned the belief that people of possible military service but approximately 307,000 — or 23 with Hussein at Blair House, the government good will through dedication and vision can percent - did not guest house find the means to bring peace with justice, HUSSEIN AT WHITE HOUSE—President Reaoan and Jordan's King Hussein stand That is the highest number since Selective Service began "We hope very much that that is what dignity and security to his region." at attention yesterday during White House welcoming ceremonies for Hussein. keeping detailed records, surpassing the approximately 225.000 who tailed to register in both 1973 and 1974 in the wake of the Vietnam War Turnage said he was guardedly optimistic" that, the 77 Begin attacks Saudi peace plan percent compliance figure for the first eight months of 1981 Majority favor __ will improve by year's end. JERUSALEM (API - Prime Min- Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger, that Palestinian state without the PLO," he ister Menachem Begin is launching a the eight-point Saudi plan could be a said in a statement transmitted by the 9 new lobbying campaign in the United basis for negotiations. official Saudi Press Agency and the gov- proposed 'sin tax i—People- States against the proposed Saudi Arabi- "Those eight points cannot serve as ernment's Radio Riyadh. an peace plan, which Begin says would any basis for discussion whatsoever," The original outline of the plan made NEW YORK (AP) - A majority of Americans favor destroy the Jewish state Begin declared. "They are rejected public in August made no mention of the l.os ANGELES IAPI raising federal taxes on cigarettes and alcoholic The prime minister, in a speech yes- from start to finish. There is no party in PLO, which both the United States and beverages, according to the latest Associated Press-NBC - Rock Hudson who re- terday to the Knesset. Israel's par- the world with whom we will be ready to Israel refuse to deal with. cently suffered chest News poll. liament, called on the-gpposition Labor • conduct discussions on a plan designed In London, pro-Israeli members of , The proposed "sin taxes" were endorsed both as a pa*ins, underwent six Party to join in him in fighting the plan for Israel's liquidation." Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's hours of open-heart means of raising tax revenues and to discourage smoking He proposed a bipartisan delegation to He objected particularly to the point Conservative Party booed Foreign Sec- surgery yesterday, and and drinking, according the Oct. 25-26 telephone poll of the United Slates and Western Europe calling for Israel to surrender all terri- retary Lord Carrington when he told a thi- actor s manager 1.598 adults in a scientific random sampling. '' to explain the justice of our cause.'' tory captured in the 1967 Arab-Israeli meeting of the Conservative Friends of termed the operation Fifty-two percent said they think federal taxes on Opposition leader Shimon Peres said War and the one calling for an independ- Israel that the PLO must be included in an unqualified suc- cigarettes should be raised, while 41 percent said they his party would join the delegation if the ent Palestinian state with East Jerusa- the Middle East peace negotiations If cess should not. arguments it would make were agreed lem as its capital. there is to be a lasting peace. Surgeons at Cedars-Si- The 52 percent who said cigarettes taxes should be on in advance. Begin branded Saudi Arabia "the "I make no apology for my firm nai Medical Center raised broke down this way: 7 percent said taxes should Veteran political observers said they petrodollar state, where the darkness of belief that no good will come of pretend- opened his chest expect- be raised to increase, revenues. 11 percent to discurage could not recall the last time a prime the Middle Ages reigns, with the cutting ing that the PLO can be ignored," he ing to use small lengths smoking and 34 percent both. minister initiated a bipartisan delega- off of hands and heads, with corruption said. of vein taken from his Fifty-five percent said federal taxes on alcoholic tion to combat a specific policy. Begin that cries out to high heaven." Carrington, as current president of legs to bypass three ar- beverages should be raised, while 41 percent said they considered sending one to the United Meanwhile, the author of the Saudi the European Common Market's council teries, feeding the heart should not. States for the fight against the sale of plan, Crown Prince Fahd, expanded his of foreign ministers council, was flying muscle itself but found as The 55 percent who said alcoholic beverage taxes AWACS planes to Saudi Arabia but proposal for a Palestinian state to speci- to Riyadh today to discuss the Saudi they operated that they should be raised broke down this way: 11 percent said abandoned the idea fy that it be governed by the Palestine peace plan. He said he hoped to find out needed to bypass two taxes should be raised to increase revenues, 9 percent to Speaking to the Knesset, Begin re- Liberation Organization. if the European Community "can do more than had been ex- discourage drinking and 35 percent both. jected the contention of Reagan admin- '. "There is no peace without the anything to help push things alone." pected hospital officials Hock Hudton istration officials, including Defense Palestinian people, and there is no The Senate Budget Committee recently drew up a said number of proposals to raise taxes next year, Including Tom Clark. Hudson s one which would double the excise taxes on cigarettes, bate "freedom vs. au- liquor, wine and beer. manager said The op- thority. " but they ended The proposed increases, which Senate leaders say will eration was an un- up finding they had some- qualihed success His Swedes tug Soviet sub to safety be considered next year, would raise the price of a pack thing in common. heart is functioning per- of cigarettes by 8 cents, the price of a gallon of liquor by "Gordon and I, we're STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - The week-long crisis over fectly on its own. with no . "The submarine is safely secured and blocked, with no $10.50, a barrel of beer by $9 and a gallon of wine by 14 both real," Leary told the grounding of a Soviet submarine in Swedish waters signs ol any complica- possibility to break loose and escape," said Cmdr Lennart cents. about 800 people at the appeared today to be ending after the Soviet Union met Forsman, the commander of the naval base. Sixty-two percent of the poll respondents said they tions Boulder Theater on Sun- Sweden's demands and Swedish tugs towed the sub to safety. day. "Of all the people drink alcoholic beverages, while J2 percent said they The 55-year-old star of After a go-ahead from Moscow, the sub's captain, Lt# smoke cigarettes. Giant. Magnificent who went to jail in the Cmdr Pyotr Gushin, and his navigation officer were ques- Obsession tlnd Sec- 1960s, there are only two tioned for six hours yesterday aboard a Swedish navy ship Hostages are safe People who said they smoke and those who said they onds underwent six who absolutely were not about the grounding of the sub last Tuesday night in a drink were less likely than non-smokers and non-drinkers hours ol surgery before rehabilitated. restricted military area off the southeast coast near the to say either cigarette or alcoholic beverage taxes should being wheeled into post "He'd do It again, but Karlskrona naval base. as convicts give up be raised. he'd probably watch the operative care. Clark The commander in-chief of Sweden's armed forces, Gen. One-fourth of the smokers said cigarette taxes should GRATERFORD, Pa. (AP) - Six civilian hostages said - tape around the door," Lennart Ljung, told a news conference the Soviet government be raised, and half the drinkers said alcoholic beverage Leary said. "I'd do it also agreed to an inspection of the sub's navigational equip- emerged from the kitchen of the state prison here carrying taxes should be raited. Hudson will be al- again, although I ment, charts and duty lists. Swedish officials claimed that the their captors' four emptied guns yesterday, followed by the lowed to sleep until wouldn't let them plant aged, Whiskey-class sub had been fitted with special in- convicts who held them six days, officials said. The poll said single and divorced people were more tomorrow. Clark said He the dope in my ashtray." telligence-gathering gear. "All of the hostages are safe. The convicts are in likely than married people to My they smoke and drink will remain at the hospi- Leary, who served The Swedish government, after barring Soviet salvage custody," said Paul Crltchlow, Gov. Dick Thoroburgh's press tal for about two weeks Protestants were more likely than either Catholic or time for possession of ships from rescuing the sub, had said Swedish tugs would not secretary. Jewish respondents to My they are teetotalers; and before going home lor drugs, and Liddy, who refloat it until the government received a satisfactory ex- The freed hostages were "in great spirits," said news- people with more education and higher incomes were about six weeks of rest spent 4W years in prison planation of the grounding. But a storm blew up while Gushin paper columnist Chuck Stone, who negotiated the end of the more likely to My they drink. for orchestrating the 1972 was being interrogated. tense standoff at the maximum-security State Correctional And while people with children 17 or younger ware Watergate break-in, de- "The submarine sent Mayday signals over the radio and Institution, the largest of nine state prisons less likely than other respondents to My they smoke, they BOULDER, Colo. bated to a chorus of fired emergency red flares and asked for assistance," said' The hostages were taken to the prison infirmary for were also more likely to My they drink. IAP) — Self-proclaimed cheers, whistles and ap- Cmdr.Gunnar Rasmusson. "The rough weather threatened examination!. "Everybody's perfect," said Dr. Kemal LSD guru Timothy Leary plause from an audience to break up the submarine.'' • Dincer. Two diabetics among them had been supplied insulin As with ill sample surveys, the results ol AP-NBC that paid $12, $15 and $18 and Watergate figure G. and had urine samples taken during toe siege. News polls can «ary from the opinions of all Americans a ticket. Despite 90-mile winds, two tugs completed the salvage Gordon l.iddv met to de- operation in less than an hour, and the sub was anchored about At least four convicts had taken H hostages after an because of chance variations in the sample. 10 miles from the Karlskrona base. aborted escape attempt last Wednesday' SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1981 The DMfy Register 3 STATE Voters to pick man for no-show job Rrililtr suit Hum Burn* tot By PETER MATTIACE silt and a new railroad through Atlantic- an official badge. promised to donate his salary back "so The AiuK-ialrd Prut County convinced businessmen to move But Julia Wimberg, the incumbent's the city can build a ship." EGG HARBOR CITY (AP) - As New their "downtown" about five miles from wife, says the city hasn't paid her husband His wife, a Republican county commit- Jersey voters choose a governor and a the water. during his two-year tenure. Mancuso teewoman, says Wimberg stands on a Paper's new owner cuts staff Legislature, Egg Harbor City voters today But the Egg Harbor City's harbor- agrees "all I got was the badge" during simple platform this time. TRENTON - The new owner of The Trenton Times laid/ will be deciding the best man for a no- master was an important man in the days his year in office. "He's keeping his oars in the water to off 60 employees yesterday to cut costs in what a spokesman show, do-nothing city job. when ocean-going vessels steamed up the "They never came up to City Hall to get good, honest government in there," she called a "strongly overstaffed" newspaper. Joe Wimberg and Charlie Mancuso both Mullica to load products from bog iron get the money," explained Woerner. said. The staff of the Times, sold Friday by The Washington want to be Egg Harbor City harbormaster furnaces deep within the Pine Barrens. Mancuso, 67, a retired laundry truck "There are no big issues this year," Post Co. to Allbritton Communications Co., was cut from the - even though the city doesn't have a Mayor Jack Woerner, a Democrat, driver, won in 1978 and was defeated by Mancuso admitted. "There's no job to equivalent of 373 full-time employees to 313, said company harbor to master. says the city keeps a harbormaster be- Wimberg the next two years. He entered do." spokesman George Beveridge. "If elected, I will watch the harbor. If cause "we've got five miles of riverfront the race again "because the Democrats Though there is little campaigning, Beveridge said the cuts would not affect news coverage I win, I will go crabbing," promised Man- out there and if anything does happen, the asked me to fill up the blank space on the Woerner says today's contest should be a and would still leave The Times, which publishes morning and cuso, a former harbormaster and the Dem- harbormaster would be in charge.'' ballot." cliff-hanger. ocratic challenger in today's contest. Woerner, who owns a hardware store, evening editions, with a larger staff than the rival Trentonian, Wimberg, 62, seeking his third term, "Oh, they're not really battling, but it a morning paper, i Egg Harbor City, a sleepy Pine Bar- said always having a harbormaster shows declined to campaign in the hours before is a tough race. It's always close. Neither "We were strongly overstaffed by any industry standards rens community of about 4,600 people, state officials that the city means business the election in favor of his job as a side will win by too many votes," Woerner for a paper of this size, even one located importantly in a state hasn't had a real harbor since the laie in development of its riverfront. chemical salesman. 1 said. "I ought to run for it myself. There's capital," Beveridge said. 1800s, when the Mulllca River clogged with The Job offers the winner $25 a year and In an earlier campaign, Wimberg nothing to do." Beveridge said of The Times: "The intention is to make it better for readers by trying to bring it closer to them with more emphasis on hard news, breaking news, less in-depth interpretive stuff. That doesn't mean we're going to ignore national and international, but it's going to become more of a Slain man's family Never saw local paper." Of the 60 being let go, 24 were news people and photogra- phers, and the other 36 were spread among circulation, advertising, the composing room, data processing, account- fund letter, ing, personnel and other departments. won't read apology "There were very few reductions that involved reporters, for example, a lot of middle management," he said. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) -The father of "We're at the point where we want this thing Beveridge said there would be no more layoffs, no wage a man murdered in a Louisiana restaurant he to be over. Smith says freeze, no hiring freeze, and no cuts in salary. managed said he and his wife want nothing to "Every time his name comes up it's The affected employees were laid off immediately and do with a written apology from the man who another stab wound in this family. He has By SKIP WOLLENBERG ' were given between two and six weeks' severance pay. -. sits on death row for the killing. killed my son." , "We got the letter but we sent it to our Clark provided a copy of the letter to The WASHINGTON (AP) - A Republican pastor without opening it," said Wilbert Associated Press with the stipulation it not congressman from New Jersey says he is Morganville man scores at slots Schmidt, who did not reveal the name of the be used until the Schmidts received it and getting a bum Tap for signing a fund-raising ATLANTIC CITY - A Morganville man took home pastor. made it public. Wilbert Schmidt said he con- letter for a conservative group which is (63,680. the biggest payoff ever on a progressive link slot The letter came from Colin Clark, who ' sidered the letter "confidential." working to elect a Republican House in 1982. machine at the Playboy Hotel Casino here, a spokeswoman was convicted of killing Fred Schmidt and In an interview last week, Joan Schmidt, Rep. Chris Smith, a freshman from Old said yesterday. had been scheduled to die in an electric chair the victim's mother, said the family wants Bridge, said he had no way of knowing when The winner, Thomas C CoUllahan, made the big haul at 3 in Louisiana early Thursday morning. Clark to die so "we can slam the door" on he signed the letter for the Fund for a Con- p.m. Sunday, after placing three quarters in the machine, said But the 5th U.S Cirouit Court of Appeals the horrors their son's murder has brought. servative Majority that two of his House spokeswoman Marsha Wachsman canceled Thursday's execution and ordered a colleagues from New Jersey would be All previous payoffs had been under $5,000, Wachsman more extensive hearing to determine- wheth The stay was granted at the request of targeted by the group. said. er Clark it sane. Clark's mother. Clark had refused to appeal The fund, a political action committee, On a progressive link slot machine, the jackpot grows with Schmidt's parents, who live in Spotswood, the death sentence even though he maintains announced in July that Reps. James J. How- each play. , said yesterday that they want no part of the he is innocent. ard and Bernard Dwyer, two New Jersey apology. Clark learned of the stay in a telephone Democrats, were among its group of liberals Clark, reacting from his cell on death row conversation with a reporter. targeted for defeat next year. Ethics panel funding studied yesterday, said he was taken aback by the "I think it's my miracle," he said. "I Howard, a nine-term veteran, said late NEWARK — Every attorney and judge working in New reaction of the Schmidt family. . think that although I was ready to meet the last week he had been told the Smith fund- Jersey could soon have to pay an annual $25 assessment to "I Just wish they would hear what I've Lord, I don't think the Lord was ready for raising letter included a list which showed finance a state program that hears complaints of unethical got to say," he said. me. He must have something else planned for him and Dwyer among the targets. practices by attorneys. Schmidt, eldest of four children, was a me." -—' Howard said he was upset that Smith A recently appointed Supreme Court committee recom- manager of the Red Lobster restaurant in Clark was moved back to death row from would violate "an unwritten agreement" mended the plan last week. It would replace one in which a Baton Rouge. The restaurant was robbed by the Death House cell he has occupied at that members of the New Jersey delegation limited number of lawyers in 17 counties volunteer the costs two men on July IS, 1978, and the 24-year-old Angola State Penitentiary since last Thurs- don't campaign against each other because of maintaining a system that has grown costly, partly as a Schmidt was subbed 32 times and shot in the day. they have to work cooperatively on issues of result of a doubling of ethics Complaints statewide in the last head The appeals court said it wanted a district importance to the state. three years. Clark asked for death from the jury that judge to conduct "a full and meaningful Smith said his letter was mailed out in In only four counties do the county bar associations defray convicted him of killing Schmidt, although he hearing to determine the mental competence March and April, while the Fund for a Con- any of the present cost, and in only one county — Essex — maintains be is innocent of the murder. He of Colin Clark to waive future legal action in servative Majority, a political action com- does the bar association pick up the overall administrative has said that his accomplice in the robbery, his behalf." mittee, didn't announce its targets for 1982 costs of hearing the complaints. until late July Michael. Glover, committed the murder. The one-paragrah order imposed.an in- While a long-range plan for overhauling the entire lawyer Glover testified against Clark and is serving definite stay of execution. Lawyers said the Mike Thompson, who works for a com- ethics committee and disciplinary procedures in the state a life term in prison. postponement could put off the execution at pany which handled the mailing for,the fund, remains under review by a 10-member Supreme Court com- Clark later changed his mind about his least six months. said the Smith letters went out between mittee, the plan to tax all lawyers is of immediate concern to own execution and got a stay of an April 6 March 23 and April 28 to about 122,000 per- the Supreme Court committee. execution date. But he reversed himself Clark's mother, Jean Beavans of Cairo, sons nationwide. > The mandatory assessment of 125 resulted from a com- again this summer, and announced Ms will- Ga., took the case to the appeals court late "If they asked me to send another let- promise of proposals made at earlier meetings of the Su- ingness to die Saturday after losing her argument in federal ter, " Smith said, "I don't think I would do it preme Court committee in which suggestions ranging from When the appeals court announced its court that her son has become suicidal. at thif point.... I have to work with these guys f 10 to $50 had been heard. on a regular basis." decision to study the planned execution, Clark, 27, maintains his innocence but The committee's recommendations have not,been for- Clark said, "I think it's my miracle." said he prefers death by electrocution to life Smith said his letter specified no particu- mally presented to the Supreme Court, although such action is lar congressmen as targets and contained no Schmidt's father, a chemist at ER. In prison. He had said he did not expect his expected this month when a full report by the committee is list of targets, although it did refer to the Squibb It Sons Inc. here, said any apology is mother to succeed in her legal efforts, sup- completed group's overall goal of defeating 40 liberal worthless because Clark has never admitted ported by the American Civil Liberties Un- killing his son and that his apologies have not Democrats next year in an effort to gain ion. control of the House. New Allstate refund pending been personal, but have been "played out in Clark said he also was losing hope that he the media.." would be able to marry his girlfriend before Paul Dietrich, excecutive director of the TRENTON — Allstate Insurance Co. policyholders are he walks to the electric chair because fund, said the group mailed out a list of 30 due to share in an additional $1,164,559 refund from the firm "I didn't read the letter, but I understand for improperly imposed rate increases, Insurance Com- divorce papers that would allow the mar- targeted lawmakers, including Howard, that it says the same thing he said at his news missioner James J. Sheeran has announced riage have not arrived from Tallahassee, Dwyer and Sen. Harrison A'. Williams Jr., conference last week: That he is sorry but About $26 million recently was refunded to Allstate cus- Fla about a month and a half ago. that he didn't kill my son," Schmidt said. CHRIS SMITH tomers. The firm determined 19.986 policyholders did not get the full amount to which they were entitled, Sheeran said yesterday. Theweathe r The latest round of refunds will go to persons who have utility vehicles,' mostly vans, covered on the same policy as Metuchen atheist's their cars, Sheeran said. ' Water watch Utility tax change urged anti-prayer battle There is a 106-day water supply remaining in the TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne says he will back a Monmouth Consolidated move aimed at changing the base of New Jersey utility taxes. rebuffed by Court Water Co's. two reser- Byrne said yesterday he would urge the Legislature to voirs, based on a totalcus - consider a bill by Sen. John Russo, D-Ocean. that would METUCHEN (AP) - A local atheist says he doesn't know tomer use rate of 26 mil- switch the gross receipts and franchise taxes from rates what his next move will be In a battle to end prayer and silent lion gallons per day. based on the total cost of energy, including fuel surcharges, to meditation at this Middlesex County community's council Reservoirs contain 57.2 a rate based on consumption. meetings. percent of capacity. Basing the tax on use would tie its growth to increased The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday allowed the council to 106 consumption rather than prices inflated by energy The taxes continue opening its meetings with the invocations, citing a There are 2.087 billion gallons in the Swimming now account for 13 percent of electric and gas bills. lack of jurisdiction. The Russo bill would gradually reduce the percentage as The atheist, Paul Marsa, had argued that the opening River and Glendola reser- voirs, which have a com- consumption increases Utility use is growing at a rate ceremonies violated the constitutionally required separation day supply between 3 and 5 percent yearly, Byrne said of church and state. bined capacity of 3.646 billion gallons. The New Jersey Supreme Court last June 8 upheld the Jersey Shore practice as non-religious. Sunday's total pumpage May close all Two Guys stores "The opening exercises do not purport to be part of a Sunny today High in the upper 50s to low 60s Fair to customers was 22.652 NEW DEVELOP- religious program... A purpose to establish a solemn at- tonight. Low in the mid to upper 40s Partly cloudy million gallons. MENTS: No new develop- NEWARK - Vornado Inc. will close 18 Two Guys discount mosphere and serious tone for the public meetings can be tomorrow. High In the low tomi d 60s. Rain to date is 10.7 in- ments were reported yes- department stores and soon get out of the retailing business. The Oarfield based company's board of directors yesterday considered a legitimate and bona fide secular purpose," the Precipitation probability 10 percent today and to- ches below normal through terday. state court said. October. Normal rainfall Information is obtained said that because of continuing retail losses, it "no longer night. Winds mostly northwest to northerly, light, and desired to be primarily a retailer and will exploit its other "This should be the end of a long, embarrassing lawsuit, " for November is 3.98 in- from the offices of Mon- Variable by this morning, and southeast to southerly at 5 assets, which consist primarily of real estate." Mayor John Wiley said. He said he hoped the municipal to 10 miles per hour this afternoon. ches; no rain fell over the mouth Consolidated Water, council would be able to get back to business. Long-range: Mostly cloudy Thursday and Friday. weekend Co., Shrewsbury. The move will leave the company with 12 stores. Two weeks ago, the company announced it was closing 12 stores, The legal challenge was initiated by Marsa four years ago Rain possible. Highs in the low tomi d 60s. Lows from 45 located mostly in upstate New York. It wasn't known whether and appealed at every level, said Wiley, who was a coun- to 50. Fair and cooler Saturday. High In the mid 50s. Low cilman at the time of Marsa's first challenge. yesterday's announcement included any of the previously in the upper 30s tomi d 40s. announced closings The council begins each session with an Invocation, and Tides each council member is permitted to recite his own prayer, he Marine Forecast Twelve stores in the Camden-Philadelphia area were said. Sandy Hook For Red Bank and closed in Jan. 1960 and leased to Montgomery Ward L Co. Marsa said he was "disappointed" with th* court's ruling. Watch Hill, R.I., to MonUuk Point to Manasquan TODAY — High — Rumson bridge, add two Vornado had losses in four of the last five years, and for the In seeking help from the nation's highest court, Marsa's Winds light and variable this morning, southeasterly p.m. and low 6:14 p.m. hours; Sea Bright, deduct six months ended Aug. 1 . reported a loss of $17 9 million, up from $4.9 million a year ago. lawyer argued, "Since prayer is inherently religious it must or southerly at around 10 knots this afternoon, and south TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, have a religious purpose." to southwesterly at 10 knots or less tostght. 12:12 a.m. and 12:35 p.m. deduct 15 minutes, High- A meeting of store managers was set for this morning at the company's headquarters "The establishment of a solemn tone and serious purpose Fair weather through tonight Visibility 5 miles or and low 6:03 a.m. and lands bridge, add 40 could have been achieved through non-religious means more. Average wave heights 2 feet or less. 7:18 p.m minutes. ranging from singing a patriotic song to a stern banging of the gavel," Marsa's appeal said. The Weather Elsewhere Pamper family and friends In rejecting Marsa's arguments, the state Supreme Court HILsPrcOWi Cincinnati 40 U cdv Los Angalei ft 40 clr Richmond 74 10 cdv said "Even though some of the invocations may Inject a ibafty 47 11 Clr Cltvaland 44 11 cdv Loulivllla 71 M cdv Sail Lafct 17 3) clr JOIN OUR, M 44 JO clr Coiumbui 44 cdv Mamenli 70 14 Oi cdv ion MOW Of clr religious motif that would otherwise be absent, that religious 74 .11 cdv 71 M marlllo M 44 01 cdv Dal Ft Win 44 41 cdv Miami n San Fran clr CHRISTMAS, OR dimension is not predominant and doe. not In our view Anchorage IS 11 .1* rn 41 40 cdv MilwaukM M 44 cdv Saattla 47 tl rn 44 71 SI Loull it IT cdv llnvlll. 74 41 cdv Dai Molnai 4t 14 IS cdv MPIS 51 P cdv 40 CHANUKAH denigrate or dispel the presence of a secuUr goal illanu 71 M cdv Detroit 40 4a cdv Nairtvlila 7J 11 cdv $1 P Tampa 02 M cdv cdv St Sle Maria 11 tc Civ 70 W clr Dulutn J7 cdv Naw Orlaam It M IS clr Last month the Justices rebuffed a challenge by famed W> clr IPOIIOWO 4t alilmort 40 cdv fi Pat* 71 JO clr Now York 72 97 cdv 1% INTEREST 11 •n Norfolk 71 cdv TulM »5 4' Ot cdv atheist Madalyn Murray OHalr to a similar practice by the Irmlnghm 71 cdv FalrbanM n Part on n 45 OScdv W*»hlrtflln 74 Himirch 41 11 clr Hartford 70 37 elr OhiaOlv SI SI cdv M clr Helena 40 V) clr Omaha St 11 11 rn WIcnMa *• 40 rn 5V4 completed Clubs u 70 43 tSS challenged the 5th U.S. Circuit •MtOfl tit 44 clr Honolulu JO cdv Orlando OS cdv 7* clr Houiton 77 14 clr PhiladPhla 70 44 clr TarnPtraturtl
Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register Bi.y JACnnK mnn«»ANDERSONi .••mIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimillMlllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIm i m ,<• ••••.. . militar_m. y manner an..dj .1.th. e ,•_. contract..—.» "» X?>r martial ring of his — The bloodhounds of the ARTHUR Z.KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. WASHINGTON - The top WASHINGTON statements have stirred con- Food and Drug Adminis- President and Editor Publisher name on President Reagan's sternation In foreign capitals tration have treed the good "disappointment list," say and in segments of the Amer- guys who want to market a Herbert H Thorpe. Jr . Assistant KdHor; Charles C Triblehorn, Sunday Editor; Riuiell P Raurh. insiders, is that of Alexander SCENE ican press. painkllling product accepted Night Editor; Jane Foderaro. Cit> Witor; Doris Kulmari. Editorial Page Editor Haig. The secretary of state White House sources told abroad. It's known at DMSO. reportedly has one foot on a 1 -HIIHIIIIIIIIIIUMIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIItlllllllMII my associate Ron Mcftae At I have reported in the Pat N Ricci. Controller; Richard D McKean. Advertising Director. Kenneth L Van Dalen. banana peel and could skid rael and the moderate Arab that Haig would have been patt, medical authorities Circulation Director; Frank J Allocca. Production Manager right out of the Cabinet stajes. eased out of the Cabinet by claim that DMSO, limited to before summer. Haig assured the president now if the president didn't use in this country as an In- ANDERSON 6 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1981 There is something about that Begin, in return, would feel that continuity was es- dustrial solvent, can alleviate the man that tends to raise not lobby against the AW ACS sential in dealing with the I've e ridden herd on in the suffering from arthritis, crises' in Poland and the the hair on the back of the sale during his U.S. visit. In- past. burnt, aches and other Middle East. president's neck. It isn't stead, the Israeli leader — Several months ago, I muscular pains. marched out of the White WHAT NEXT? - Haig Haig's overbearing de- exposed the stratospheric In one report, I toldho w meanor, not even his gaffes. House directly to a meeting should start looking for new cost overruns in Rockwell In- with reporters and assailed employment after the first of zealous FDA officials seized White House sources say the ternational's contracts for a consignment of DMSO In president simply has lost con- the administration for offer- the year. His replacement is the space shuttle program, ing AW ACS to the Saudis. Ukely to be William Clark, Buffalo, N.Y., along with fidence in Haig's judgment. which wound up two years copies of a book describing its Haig has been barging now the deputy secretary of late and $3.6 billion over Reagan reportedly has the state, who has dote personal claimed medical benefits. around the State Department budget. A federal grand jury feeling, too, that he has never ties to Reagan. Although with the delicacy of a bull on Five times, reputable quite been able to assert pres- Clark has had no previous Is at work delving into the the loose, and his antics have allegations of overcharging pharmaceutical firms in this idential control over his head- made the president do a slow background in foreign af- and financial juggling. I've country have sought FDA ap- strong secretary of state. burn. The latest was Haig's fairs, his quiet efficiency has also learned that NASA's in- proval to make the medica- Worse, Haig's evaluations back-door involvement in ex- impressed colleagues at the and recommendations have State Department. spector general is zeroing in tion available to the Ameri- President Richard Nixon's can public and, each time, the repeatedly backfired. unauthorized one-man Other names on the presi- on shuttle overbilling prac- tices applications have been re- Typical was his advice not diplomatic tour of the Middle dent's "disappointment list" jected. to confront Israeli Prime East. are Labor Secretary Ray A report from the Office Minister Menachem Begin Haig's reports to the pres- Donovan and Housing and Ur- of Management and Budget Meanwhile, I've come over the sale of AW ACS radar ident are also poorly pre- ban Development Secretary says the federal investigators upon a long research shelf on planes to Saudi Arabia. The pared and tortuously written. Samuel Pierce. They have a have "received information DMSO from a foreign country secretary argued that Begin And he is regarded as an in- few more months to prove that Rockwell International notorious for its censorship should be placated, that this ept diplomat. their worth; otherwise they'll may have been inflating the and repression. A computer was essential to gain Israeli He is a complex thinker, follow Haig into premature cost of spare parts, heavily ttudy of DMSO research, cooperation in forging a an internationalist, who retirement. marking up vendor-supplied measuring more than 12 feet "strategic consensus" ought to appeal to the FOLLOW UP: Here are items and inflating operating long, is available in the Soviet among the United States, Is- diplomatic set. But his crisp new developments on stories hours on the space shuttle Union. Paper money in a paper economy
Every time you pick up linn in iHiiiiniiii mi time to get out of paper. If "Let them pile up until the newspaper, you see the you don't want to put your the loan rates go down." advertisements screaming money in notes, put it in the words "Tax Free" at ART stock. It's more of a gamble, "I don't think Ann's going you. I'm not knocking it since BUCHWALD but it's still paper." to like that ' the ads pay my salary, but it "What kind of stock?" "She will when you snow seems to me that with high "There Is a company it to her on paper." interest rates and inflation, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIHIIIIIMHIII called A&C which is rumored Americans are now trading in to be- buying out the P4Q "My wife was never pieces of paper instead of per," I told him. - "Look, if you don't want Company. The buyers have much for paper. Shefikes to things offered 66 pieces of A*C pa- buy things like chairs and to go for the bank's deal, I BUCHWALD The other day I got a call per for each "PbQ certificate, lamps and clothes." from my accountant who can get you into a money fund which is only worth SO. If you P&Q's losses, and then it said, "I've got good news for which will pay 7,000 pieces Of "Most of my clients' paper for every 5,000 you give buy, and the deal goes won't have to pay any taxes you. If we give your bank through, you'll make a paper wives are like that and, be- them, unless the interest to the government." 5.000 pieces of paper, it will profit of 35certificates." lieve me, it doesn't make my rates go down." "Sounds like a good deal. give you back almost 6,000 in "What does the AfcC com- life any easier. But you just "Why can't I take the six months." pany do?" Would it be all right to buy a 5,000 pieces of paper and put have to hang tough and ex- "I saw an advertisement "Who knows!" dishwasher this fall? Ann «* iuniinvrt them down on an automo- plain that the more pieces of the other day that said if I "Is the P4Q Company says the other one is falling bile?" paper you can put away right gave a savings and loan in- making money?" apart." "Because an automobile now, the lest you'll have to stitution 5,000 pieces it would "No. That's why A&C "This is no time to buy a wears out. In three years worry about your future." give me 6,000 pieces and a wants to buy it. You see, PfcQ dishwasher. I need all your you'll be lucky to get 900 toaster." had a bad year and has huge pieces of paper for it." cash to put into an All Savers "What do I give my Deciding the election "Big deal. The toaster tax losses. A&C had a good Account so you can get tax- grandchildren for Christ- probably cost them three "Yeah, but you can't get year and nude a lot of prof- free interest." mas?" Today, the voters of New Jersey percent of Monmouth County voters pieces of paper." around town on a piece of its So, if it buys the losing elect a governor and the entire Legisla- dpn't sit this election out. Either Kean or "But I could use thepaper." company, AfcC will be able to "Great. Bat what do we "How about some nice, toaster more than the pa- "Believe me, this is no offset its profits against do with all the dirty dishes?" safe, municipal bonds?" ture Today, the voters of New Jersey Florio will be our next governor, and decide public questions, including three while they are in agreement on many bond issues totaling $500 million, and issues, there are significant differences 9 9 three constitutional amendments Mon- between them. mouth County voters, in addition to elec- Every registered voter has been sent Tolerance is racists 'license to kill ting representatives to the slate Senate a sample ballot listing the candidates Cliff wood and a J.I.N.S. shelter for turnout and awareness. This and Assembly out of three districts, will and the public questions to be decided choose two freeholders and a surrogate. To the Editor: teen-age girls. year's tour attracted some of today. If you haven't been to the polls FROM OUR READERS' Mary Edith Moody the beat racers this country Seats on municipal governing bodies will The Oct. 10 issue of "TV today, we hope you peruse the sample Guide" had an article on a TV Beverly Andrews has to offer and wat the most be filled in towns which have partisan ballot again, make up your mind as to movie about the Nazis' at- Co-Chairmen succestful race ever pro- elections, and there are local public what you consider the best choices for tempt to march through 1M1 Garage Sale moted by this club. With your questions on the ballot in some of those Skokie, 111. home of thousands continued interest, perhaps the state and county, for your legislative municipalities, too of Holocaust survivors. The next year we will see an even district and your town, and exert the article raises the question of of these racist killers will Especially with the cur- Bike race more prestigious event. The polls show that Democrat Rep little effort that is involved in getting to free speech rights for thealso cause greater repression rent rite in racist violence, Allan Kershner Holmdel James J Florio and Republican Thomas Xlan and Nazis. of legitimate groups; how- tolerance of the Klan and Na- Secretary the polling place The polls will be open To the Editor: H. Kean are in a tight race for the The Klan and Nazis have a ever, tolerance of the Klan zis means giving them, liter- Atlantic Bicycle flub until 8 o'clock tonight. (The following was tent history of murder and and Nazis hat not created ally, license to kill. governor's office. In the last Red Bank Mayor Michael J; gubernatorial election in 1977. which re-' Today, we decide how our govern- mayhem. They train in para- greater tolerance of others. David H. Schraeger military camps and are even Arnone.) Chief De Vito turned Gov Byrne to Trenton, only 62 ment will be run at the state, county and Case in point: In 1980 in Once again the members training young children in the Greensboro, N.C., five people percent of Monmouth County's eligible local levels. Today, we decide public of the Atlantic Bicycle Club Fair Haven practice of racist terror and who were protesting against Generosity voters went to the polls County political questions that will influence the quality violence. Their purpose is the would like to thank you for To the Editor: the Klan and Nazis were your kind-hearted and ex- (The following was sent leaders are predicting a •moderate" of life in New Jersey for many years in repression of the rights of •killed Even though videotape Long Branch non-whites, Jews, women, la- tensive cooperation in theFair Haven Police Chief voter turnout today, they expect that the future. Don't let someone else make evidence of the Klan's and To the Editor: bor unions and political and staging of the Second Annual Louis De Vito.) about 60 percent of registered voters will that decision for you. Don't abdicate Nazis' guilt was presented in On behalf of Family and civil rights activists. Minor- Tour of Red Bank Bicycle On behalf of the Fair court, the killers were left off Children's Service, we want cast ballots today your responsibility as a citizen to your ities and women will never be Race held on Sunday, Sept. Haven Fire Police, may I Join scot-free. to take this opportunity to state and to the democratic process. treated as first-class citizens 20. As you may know, it was toe others in extending to you We hope Monmouth County voters thank Monmouth County resi- as long as the Klan and Nazis There it a big difference both a highly exciting and our sincere congratulations prove that prediction wrong. We hope 40 Vote dents for their generosity in are tolerated. between tolerance of dissent- successful event attracting a on your promotion. Be as- donating items for tale to our The issue is not free ing views expressed by a number of national class sured we look forward to group and tolerance of a agency's "Sinks to Minks" racers. While it is the goal of working with the police under speech. garage tale at the Long Some argue that outlawing bunch of racist murderers our club to stimulate and pro- your guidance. Please call us Dialysis center Branch Armory on Oct. 8 and mote the growth of bicycle at any time you feel our ex- 10. racing in our area, attain- pertise will contribute toth e Monmouth Medical Center in Long patient-centered care. You will be happy to know ment can come only with the efforts of your department in Branch dedicated its $19 million outpa- Numerous organizations and individ- that the garage tale made a aid of individuals such as serving the borough of Fair tient dialysis center this past Saturday. uals contributed toward the construction record $7,000 for our non- yourself. Therefore, we Haven The hospital has one of the highest of the new facility. It has been named the profit agency which works to gratefully acknowledge your We needn't say good luck help and look forward to a case loads among the 26 dialysis facil- Renal Services Center, Maysie Stroock support the heart of our soci- in your new position because ety... the family. continued relationship. your past record assures your ities in New Jersey The new outpatient Pavilion, in honor of Mrs. May G. "May- Bicycle racing is now un- success. Let us just say we're dialysis center is unique in that it was sie" Stroock of Deal, whose generous But, best of all, we were dergoing a renaissance in the happy for you and proud to designed in working partnership with its philanthrophy has benefited the hospital gratified that we were able to United States. Each year we serve with you. patients, who made their wishes known over many years. Stroock, a vice presi- offer good quality clothing, note larger, more com- Fair Haven Fire Police through many interviews with an en- dent of the Monmouth Medical Center furniture and other items at petitive fields in all catego- Ted Klahre excellent prices to so many ries and greater spectator Secretary/Treasurer vironmental psychologist, and who have Board of Trustees, also has been a volun- people who might otherwise seen their suggestions about layout and teer worker for 30 years, and now wdrks not have been able to afford a decor incorporated in the building. That four days a week as a volunteer in one of new winter coat, a baby represents an impressive commitment the hospital departments That is mighty battinett, hundreds of other Today in history by Monmouth Medical Center officials to impressive, too. necessities, and many fun items too. By The Associated Press oath of allegience to the Con- Today it Tuesday, Nov. 3, stitution. We will be looking forward the 307th day of 1M1. There Five yean ago: President to your continuing support are 56 days remaining in the Gerald Ford conceded victory Community spirit during the next two months year. to Jimmy Carter, pledging bit at our agency works toward Today's highlight in his- "complete and whole- Community spirit has built a storage And it ii much more than a storage oar 1W1 goal of $10,000 for tory: hearted" support. building for the Oceanport recreation place. It is testimony to the dedication vital community services On Nov. 3 1534, England's One year ago: Presidential department. Oceanport residents feel to the sports that are not Mtf-tusUinlng. parliament transferred to Jimmy Carter and Re- The building was needed to get the We hope our county residents Henry VIII all judicial and publican Ronald Reagan, program for their children and to their will respond generously to equipment for the youth soccer, baseball political powers formerly ex- wound up the campaign with willingness to lift a helping hand — to do our direct mall appeal foe ercised in England by thethe election one day away. and basketball programs out of base- the digging, hammering, painting, the programs Ilka adoption, fam- pope. Today's birthdays: ments and closets in residents' homes ily counseling, visiting home- lugging of materials. It is testimony to On this date: Baseball kaU-of-famer Bob and into a central storage place The' maken service, credit coun- In 1935, • Greek plebetcite Feller is «S Actor Charles the community involvement and gener- hang-up was the cost, estimated at seling, protective advices recalled exiled King George Branson is M for the elderly, unplanned $14,000 osity of area businesses that donated II. Thought For Today: Con- money and materials. It is testimony pregnancy counseling, cam Tea years ago: Secretary of formity is the Jailer of free- The building is completed; it was perthlpt for underprivileged State William Rogers dom and the enemy of growth. that community spirit is alive and well in constructed with $1,717 in donated funds children, retired senior vol- passports would be denied - John F. Kennedy, U.S. and 300 hours of donated labor Oceanport. .' There yon go, pad' unteer program (R.8.V.P.) Americans refusing to take an president < 1817-1983) SHREWSBURY, N.J. 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Council ^o n Barnegat Bedminster 1 Berkeley Heights Bernardsville / Blackwood I Brick Town / Camden / Carteret Cherry Hill / Crantord / East Brunswick / East Orange / Eatontown / Elizabeth awards contracts LITTLE SILVER - The Borough Council last night awarded two contracts for the reconstruction of a Public Works Department salt shed, . and for the installation of 118 feet of curbing at Harding Our All-Savers Koad and Prospect Avenue I' M 1 Constructors, Wall. will rebuild the existing pub- lic works salt shed for 116.748 to strengthen it against the elements The council opted to do without the stucco fac- ing for the building, thereby saving $3,100 Star-of-the-Sea Concrete ffSP Co i mi Bridge, will install the curbing for $2,805. pend- ing approval by Monmouth Consolidated Water Co and the First Presbyterian Church. Red Bank According to Stephen G dreenwood, borough admin islralor an existing water company valve which serves the -?hurch must be relocated before the work — which in- cludes widening part of the roaa - can Be done Vandalism said not political EATONTOWN - Police now believe it is doubtful that the vandalism of Democratic <' u u n c 11 w o m a n .Nancy .'• ii house last week was related to the election campaign Investigator Louis Miceli said he suspected the damage done to Wolcotts Campbell Drive home was one of sever- al pranks in the borough on Mischief Night A glass front door at the Wolcott house was smashed with a tree limb at approximately 3 a in Saturday Police say they have no suspects yet The local Republican I ampaign Committee has of- tiri'd a $100 reward to anyone who can furnish information leading to the arrest and con- viction of the person or per- sons responsible for the dam- age Wolcott said she ap- preciated the offer, adding that this year s campaign has been the bitterest she could remember Wolcott and Democrat Beneditto (avigha are run- ning against Republicans John Lonergan. ah incum- bent, and Kdward Stominski for two seats on the Borough Council Man injured in accident MARLBORO - An Old Bridge man was injured last night in a car-truck accident at the intersection of Routes 9 and 520. police said James McCarty. 21. of 31 Carole Place, Old Bridge, the car's driver, was taken to Old Bridge Regional Hospital by the Morganville First Aid Squad shortly after the 8 p m accident He was listed in fair condi- tion early this morning by hospital officials. The driver of the tractor- trailer rig, Warren L. Haries, 42. of Genesee, Pa , was not injured in the mishap, police said Hanes, who was driving the truck for the HiK Equip- ment Co of Baltimore, was traveling south on Route 9 while McCarty was going west on Route 520 when the accident occurred, police said Rahway Roseiie Roxbury Silverton / Somerville / South Plainfield/ Summit /Toms River Townley Turnersville Union Washington Whippany Whiting Willtngboro Woodbodge I The Daily Register SPORTS.... 10 LIFESTYLE 14 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1981 News Two CLASSIFIED.. 17 Doctor's aim: Keansburg Political0 < sense votes raise among doctors By BARBARA KATELL "It didn't turn out as well as I had hoped," Massell acknowledged. "The for staffers RED BANK - Politicians are not response from doctors was less than I ^ By DAN BREEN the only ones who have been cam- had expected." paigning for their point of view in this But he said he was able to forward KEANSBURG — The Borough Coun- election season. between $300 and $500 to most of the cil last night voted 3-2 to provide retro- A Red Bank physician has been candidates who had responded to the active 8 percent pay increases to 40 non- running a one-man campaign against survey. police employees and nine department what he views as excessive state regu- Massell, an attending physician at heads. lation of the medtcMorofeuion. Riverview Hospital, said he did best Council member Eileen Lloyd said Dr; George M. MSssell, who has among doctors there because "I was she and her husband, Council member offices at 70 E. Front St., here, and on able to talk it up, to meet with them William Lloyd, opposed the increases, Poole Avenue in Hazlet, has been urg- face-to-face. So there we got more." since, she added, only 7Mi-percent in- ing his fellow physicians to take an Since most of the Riverview doc- creases were budgeted for the non-uni- interest in the election and to con- tors practice and live in Districts 12 formed employees. tribute to those candidates who are and 13, candidates there benefited the Lloyd also said she disagreed with ready to work for elimination of some most from Massell's campaign. the three other council members that of the state regulations that Massell According to a copy of the survey the department heads should receive the believes are excessively burdensome. received by one Riverview physician, same increase. The results of Massell's "Physi- the following candidates responded to "We can't go back to the taxpayers cian's Committee '81" have been dis- the survey: and justify this," Lloyd said. "We were appointing to him, but he is prepared In District 11, along the shore from originally going to have layoffs. Now to continue his efforts in future years. Atlantic Highlands to Manasquan, the they're getting an increase." The Red Bank doctor went about Democratic candidate for state Sen- The vote last night came during a ate, George S. Callas, and the two council caucus and was informal. Lloyd promoting his cause with careful and EILEEN LLOYD thorough preparation. After forming Republican candidates for state As- said it would be memorialized at a spe- Physicians' Committee '81, he drew sembly, Joseph Palaia and As- cial public meeting Nov. 16. up a questionnaire he sent to all SO semblyman 'Anthony M. Lloyd said Borough Manager Law- ee," Lloyd said. candidates in four legislative districts "Doc"Villane, as well as Joan rence Riccio, one of those receiving an The non-uniformed employees in- *- Districts 10-13. These districts cov- Klernan, one of the two Democratic GEORGE M. MASSELL increase, said he'd "scrounge up the clude borough street workers and office er all of Monmouth and portions of candidates, all answered. 'Support candidate* you agree with' extra half percent" in the current workers. In March the borough sent Middlesex and Ocean counties. John P. Clancy, the other Demo- budget. "pink slips" to nearly every employee The questionnaires were sent out cratic candidate, and two candidates answer is yes. If it is correct, my the unsuspecting patient. We believe Lloyd said the department heads' in preparation for expected layoffs. in September, but responses were only of the Citizen's Party did not. answer is no " that we must have tort reform to salary increases would cost the borough Riccio originally anticipated a 60 received from 13 of the legislators, The other questions that appeared include: A. Strict adherence to a re- an additional $10,334. percent tax increase unless layoffs were In the 12th District, across central on the survey were: and as could expected, almost all who Monmouth from Rumson to Upper vised-downward statute of limita- The borough financial officer, made, though a much lower increase responded were sympathetic to the • We believe that the Department tions. B. Limits of liability reduced to borough clerk, tax collector, court clerk was later calculated. Freehold, only state Sen. S. Thomas of Health has taken aggressive action doctor's point of view. Gagliano, and Assemblywoman Marie $250,000 maximum. Do you agree? and four other department heads The pink slips were canceled in After most of the responses had to overregulate and establish a huge The final question asked each can- besides Riccio will receive the in- April, and negotiations continued with S. Muhler, both R-Monmouth, re- bureaucracy in order to operate such been received, Massell, working sponded. didate to briefly summarize his cam- creases. the union. No increase was considered almost single-handedly, distributed programs as Peer Review, Health paign platform. The employees' pay increase is the until last night, Lloyd said. the survey results to approximately In the 13th District, the Bayshore Planning, Hospital Reinbursement by "The questions asked are the result of bargaining with their union, During the earlier portion of the 600 doctors in seven hospitals — all district, all the candidates from the Diagnosis. The administration in burning issues in medicine today," Monmouth Council 9 of the N.J. Civil council caucus, Riccio asked the council five hospitals in Monmouth and Old major parties except Assemblyman Washington has determined these pro- Massell explained. "The regulations Service Employees Association, Lloyd to consider curbing the comments made Bridge and Point Pleasant hospitals. Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth grams to be expensive and unneces- present a barrier to the practice of said. during public portions of public meet- In a cover letter that accompanied and Middlesex, responded. sary to achieve cost-effective medical meriirine." , "We were about to go to non-binding ings. — —'— the survey results, Massell asked his As to be expected, most of the care which we believe should be gov- Massell said the questionnaire arbitration with the union," Lloyd said. Riccio said he felt, comments at fellow physicians: "Are we to con- candidates were in favor of the posi- erned on a local basts. Do you agree? "only addressed issues on the eco- "But they offered a one-year contract meetings should be limited to municipal tinue to be one of the most regulated tions endorsed by Massell. Most in the • The state Board of Medical Ex- nomic and political future of doctors. with an 8 percent hike, and the council meetings, and that personal attacks on professions in one of the mosUmedi- 12th and 13th Districts just answered aminers has assumed a militant We're on the road to socialized medi- agreed." borough officials were "out of order." caUy socialized states?'1 And he urged by circling a "yes" to the four ques- stance in upholding the New Jersey cine." The borough police are in the second though he added that this "was only my the doctors to "forget party labels. tions. Or, they elaborated slightly on Medical Practice Act. Their latest He hoped this year's, efforts year of a two-year contract that pro- persona) opinion." Dig deeply and contribute as physi- the response. An exception was state efforts are new rules regarding "ex- "would be only a start to doctors vides an 8 percent increase. -' 'But Borough Attorney David Zolkin cians to the candidates of your choice Sen. Eugene J. Bedell, D-Monmouth cessive fees," a function that our becoming more politically involved." Lloyd said the pay increase was ine- and William Lloyd defended the public's who wi II best represent you." and Middlesex, of the 13th. In re- Medical Society of New Jersey has "We are being manipulated by ov- quitable, since some employees- only right to comment at meetings. The letter suggested contributions sponse to a question that read: dealt with without cost for many dec- erregulation. If doctors don't master work 30 hours a week. "Historically the borough has let of $50 to each of a doctor's two selec- "While prepaid systems of delivery ades. While these board members are the political process, they will be mas- "The average office workers in the comments go on and on. But there is tions for state Assembly, another $50 of medical care are acceptable to appointees of the governor, we believe tered by it." business work 35 hours for similar a need for consistency in allowing per- to a doctor's state Senate choice, and most physicians, we believe they their term of office should be limited. Massell said that next time, he wages," Lloyd said. sons to speak," Zolkin said. $100 to the choice for governor. should not be funded with tax dollars. This will reduce the drift toward auto- hopes to get more active groups in Lloyd said she did not know if the Lloyd said he felt that council mem- "Chiropractors give more," the Do you agree?" Bedell said "no." cracy in this area. Do you agree? each of the area hospitals. He said increases for the department heads bers in particular should be prepared to letter urged. And Massell warned the However, Bedell elaborated on his • The New Jersey Judiciary, in that trying to do it all on his own had were included in the budget, but added catch flak from the public at meetings physicians: "Remember — No mon- answer by writing, "My answer Is conjunction with members of the legal proved to be too much. i that the effect of increasing these "It's your penance for serving on ey, no voice!" based on the assumption that some of profession, have made medical "But I tried to get doctors to un- salaries would be more than increasing the council," Zolkin said. He added that, Judging by the results, most doc- the plans addressed cover indigent* malpractice an expensive fiasco at derstand what's happening," he con- the employees' wages. though threats are often issued, he has tors were ready to have no voice. If this assumption is Incorrect, my enormous price ultimately paid for by cluded. "The department heads make a lot never known a lawsuit to originate from more money than the average employ- the comments at the meetings. 9 Kean gives in Farmers rights addressed to teen's offer By ROBERT WRIGHT tially such an ordinance would enhance A Right to Farm Act, which affirms the legal defense of fanners in public in extremely general language the of banana treat FREEHOLD — The Monmouth nuisance suits, because Right to Farm fanners' right to farm, is pending in the County Agricultural Development ordinances are a recent concept and few state Legislature, according to David By ROB REINALDA Board is drafting an ordinance designed have been tested in court. Morris, county senior environmental to improve the legal footing of farmers Most such ordinances are worded in planner. Its aim, also, is to improve the EATONTOWN - Yesterday will be faced with "public nuisance" lawsuits general terms, he said, as an affirma- legal standing of farmers faced with a day to remember for Steven Charnick, filed by residents of nearby suburbs. tion of the farmer's right to continue nuisance suits. 14, of 6 Hampton Road: He treated The "Right to Farm" ordinance is past agricultural practices, particularly That act and other acts aimed at Republican gubernatorial candidate intended to defend farmers against those that preceded the arrival of the preserving farmland are more likely to Thomas H. Kean to a "banana neighbors who contend in court that resident who files the suit be passed if the Farmland Preservation smoothie" at California Smoothie, Mon- such farming practices as using odorous Bond Issue is approved by voters today, Gary Eichler, manager of the coun- said Morris. mouth Mall, as Kean greeted well- fertilizers, operating noisy machinery ty's soil conservation office and chair- wishers at the mall during the last day at night, and creating clouds of dust man of the committee drafting the or- Morris said another pending piece of of his camapign. constitute a public nuisance. dinance, said, "I don't want Wcome up legislation, the Best Management Prac- « Charnick told Kean be would be Protection against such lawsuits with something that's just a repetition "honored" to treat Kean to the frozen would help preserve farmland, accord- tices Act, would go beyond the Right to of what others have produced." He Farm Act in its protection of farmers in banana beverage several minutes after ing to County Agricultural Agent Rich- added, "I'm looking for these things to Kean had autographed a piece of politi- ard Obal, because: "When farming be- take a little more of a stance." public nuisance suits <•• cal literature for the youngster. comes, a hassle, they (the farmers) It would not only protect the "Next time it's on me," Kean told leave fanning. They sell out for de- The ordinance is founded on the argument that fanning is an endeavor farmer's right to continue past prac- Charnick, patting him beartilyon the velopment." tices, but also affirm the farmer's right shoulder and thanking him for the treat. whose value to the area outweighs the The ordinance would be a model or- short-term inconveniences it causes to introduce newly developed practices Kean shook hands with about 500 dinance, taking effect only if adopted by for the sake of more efficient man- mall shoppers during dinnertime hours municipalities in the county. those who choose to live near farms, Obal said. agement, Morris said. at the mall, fielding questions on trans- Obal, a' member of the agricultural portation, the governor's veto power development board, presented an out- Obal said about three nuisance suits Obal said the farming practice most and other issues. line of the proposed ordinance at last were filed against county farmers last commonly cited in such suits is the use "They've asked all the questions night's board meeting. year. He said, in general, most such of manures, such as chicken manure, I've heard throughout the campaign," Obal said it is unclear how substan- suits are settled out of court. whose smell residents find offensive. Kean said. "They won't come up with anything new the day before the elec- tion " Kean predicted "a good victory across the board" for New Jersey Re- publicans, quoting latest Eagleton Poll Hospital seeks more land as showing a 2-1 edge for Kean among previously undecided votera. THOMAS H. KEAN HOLMDEL - Bayshore Com- the Health Department. The first step "(Democratic gubernatorial can- acres. However, Williams added, that The next 'imoothie' it on him munity Hospital is seeking approval in that process Is to have a certificate fact does not preclude the hospital didate James J.) Florio has (Gov. Bren- from the state Department of Health of need application for the purchase dan T.) Byrne's people all around him," Mary K. Smith, executive coordinator Guilds, said she was "very en- to purchase 23 vacant acres on the approved by the CJHPC. from building on the land, it simply Kean said, "and people want a of the National Conference of Clergy couraged" by recent developments In hospital's northern property line for According to Dwlght C. Williams, means a second certificate of need and Laity, and Grace Conover, presi- the campaign; she said she felt certain $586,675, the Central Jersey Health director of evaluation for CJHPC, the would be necessary. "Monmouth County Is absolutely vi- dent of the Jersey Shore Chapter of the that state voters realized that "four Planning Council Inc. reported yester- hospital gave three reasons for the Bayshore Community Hospital, tal to my campaign," Kean said, point- Blue Army. more years of Democrats is not what we day. purchase: to Increase the value of which opened in May 1972, is located ing out that his falser was born in Alfone called Florio "a protege of Hospital officials declined to com- hospital property, to prevent the hos- on North Beers Street. Its current Monmouth and that much of his first Byrne," and endorsed Kean as "a Kean left the mall around 7 p.m., ment on the proposed purchase, pital from Becoming landlocked, and facilities include 168 medical and sur- legislation involved shore communities. stopping in shops to greet shopkeepers to provide the hospital with a second breath of fresh air." saying only that a news conference gical beds, but an ongoing expansion Itaan was awarded The Papal Medal Incumbent GOP Assembly members and customers, and resisting his has been scheduled for Thursday. means of access. of Honor by the St. Gerard Guilds of Marie S Muhler and John O. Bennett III penchant for browsing In bookstores and Before the hospital may purchase Williams said the application did program is expected to increase the America Presenting Kean with the were on hand to greet voters and hand for banana Ice cream — until, of course, the land, it must obtain approval from not mention any development of the 23 beds to23 3 medal, which he sported throughout the out political pamphlets. Charnick made Kean the offer he rait of hliiW •* •»• «•"•wt™ AUoni# Muhler, long active In the St. Gerard couldn't refuse. 0. Alfone. national f«Wd president, 10 TheCMIyRegfafer Sport- SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3,1981 I Reggie files for freedom but Yanks may want him
NEW YORK (AP) - Slugger Reggie Jackson player. But the spiralling economics of the game summer's seven-week strike, require their filed for separation from the New York Yankees have since reduced that contract to also-ran sta- former clubs to be given a replacement player Monday, officially declaring himself a free agent tus. from a draft pool. Guidry would require such and entering the baseball re-entry draft scheduled Irv Kaze, the Yankees' spokesman, said Jack- compensation. for Nov. 13. son could still sign with the club. Other Draftees The divorce could follow shortly. "It still doesn't close the door. It's no major Also declaring for the draft yesterday were surprise, really," Kaie said. "I have no idea infielders Ron Jackson of Minnesota and Bert Jackson's filing, required under baseball law whether Mr. Steinbrenner and Reggie plan Campenaris of California; outfielders Jeff Bur-. for players who wish to go through the, draft, further negotiations, but I wouldn't be surprised roughs of Atlanta and Tom Poquette, who split - means that the controversial star is open for bids to see them get together to talk.'' last season between Boston and Texas, and that would take him away from New York. Under pitchers Jesse Jefferson of California, Ray Burris the rules, any team can talk with Jackson im- Had Poorest Season of Montreal, Larry Cristenson of Philadelphia and mediately, as long as the conversation does not Jackson, 35, batted .237 with IS home runs and Sid Monge of the Cleveland Indians. include specific money terms. Only the Yankees 54 runs batted in last season, bis poorest prod- are permitted to talk money right now, or to sign uction in New York: With the Yankees, he played That raised to 29 the number of players who Jackson until the draft is held. on two world championship teams, three Ameri- have submitted their names for the draft. Major can League pennant winners and four East leaguers who want to be included have until Nov. But New York has had all year to sign Jackson Division champs. 12, the day before the draft, to file for it. and the club's reluctance to discuss contract Montefucico Files terms forced the veteran slugger to declare for He is the second key Yankee to declare for Those who have filed so far besides Jackson, the draft. Owner George Steinbrenner, who has free agency since the team lost the World Series Guidry, Monge and Poquette are pitchers John often been at odds with Jackson during the slug- to' Los Angeles last week. Pitcher Ron Guidry Montefusco, Frank Tanana, John Denny, Bill ger's five turbulent seasons in New York, has not officially filed just before the weekend. talked contract with him since spring training. Campbell, Rick Waits, Ed Fanner and Glenn Because Jackson is a repeater, going through Abbott, catchers Ed Ott, Tim Blackwell and Buck When Steinbrenner lured Jackson to the Yan- the draft a second time, he does not carry any Martinez, infielders Mark Belanger, Jerry Remy, WILL REGGIE GO? — New York Yankees Reggie Jackson has officially filed for kees following the first re-entry draft in 1976, he professional player compensation price tag. Pre- Bobby Grich and Pete MacKanin, and outfielders free agency, but according to one source, the Yankees may still want to talk to the rewarded Reggie with * five-year, 92.9 million mium players, as defined by a complicated Dave Collins, Glenn Adams, Mike Vail, Tony veteran slugger. contract that made htm baseball's highest-paid' mathematical formula worked out during last Scott, and Joe Rudi Giants dress rehearsal was too good to be true By JONNI FALK The Giants were just about as beau- run away from the Giants early and then EAST RUTHERFORD - Show busi- tiful as the members of the all-female pincered the passing attack with a nine- ness has a theory that a bad, dress re- band in Cabaret " sack rush on Phil Simms and zone cov- hearsal usually means a good live per- If they are to continue their quest for erage that had the Giants' receivers formance a playoff berth, the Giants now have to looking to the heavens. One thing com- It was just the reverse for the New put the Jets' debacle behind them. There plimented the other beautifully. York Giants this past week They had an are still seven games to play, and any- "We didn't play an out-and-out bad outstanding week that started with an thing is still possible game," Giant guard J.T. Turner said. upset win over the Atlanta Falcons and "Now we have to go to Green Bay "We just made some crucial mistakes. continued right through their final prac- (actually Milwaukee this Sunday) and But I'm not worried about us. We'll tice for Sunday's game with the New put everything we have in it to get a come back. We have a lot more charac- York Jets win." free safety Beasley Reece said ter than previous Giant teams. We've Then they bombed Oh, how they "We dug a hole for ourselves, but I lost before, but now we know how to bombed' If they were playing in New believe we have the character to crawl handle it better." Haven — as they did for two seasons — out of it There is no way we re going to However, the Giants' offensive line they would never have made Broadway fold has to learn to handle its opponents first. Before the Jet game. Terry Bledsoe, The big thing now is that we have to Against the Jets, the Giants converted assistant general manager of the Giants, win," Reece continued "We have to only-one of 14 third-down plays. One of said. I have never seen a team as crisp beat Dallas and Philadelphia now. We the most humorous events of that gray as we i the Giants I were in practice have to win at least six of our seven day came after Darrol Ray of the Jets Friday Phil Simms was hanging the ball games intercepted a third-down Phil Simms in out there beautifully, and the receivers "I've never seen a team feel as badly the fourth period and returned it 64 yards were catching it with their fingertips on as this team did. I'm going to cry today for the clinching touchdown. the dead run It was beautiful " and tomorrow, but after that I know I "Unsuccessful third down," the Bledsoe is honest and objective, he's have to come back and get to work — statistician's voice droned through the a former newspaperman. work even harder press box. Unfortunately, the Giants were not "One of our problems is that I don't Of the 51 plays the Giants attempted, crisp and beautiful once the game began think we know how to deal with success only 15 were rushes. They gained only 55 The receivers had trouble catching cold yet We had too good a week We had too yards. Johnny Perkins fumbled after he had many pats on the back, too many people Inconsistency is the hallmark of a carried a pass to the Jets' 19; Earnest thinking we couldn't lose." mediocre team. The Giants are consis- Gray dropped a pass in the end zone, The Jets' defense played a re- tent only in their inconsistency. there were six or eight dropped balls - markable game and probably kept the Maybe- they'll have lousy practices depending on just how severe one cares wolves off Coach Walt Michaels' back all this week. That may make Bledsoe COSTLY — New York Giants wide receiver Johnny quarterback Phil Simms and carrying it to the Jets 19- to be on the receivers .- for some weeks to come. They took the smile again. Perkins (86) fumbles the ball after taking a pass from vard line. The bobble turned into a costly one. Question remains: Can Jets make up for unfortunate loss to Seahawks? By DAN ROSENBAUM "Last week was a strange week, not only Klecko remembers what the Seahawks passes for 142 yards, including a 39-yard for us, but for other teams In the NFL," said after disposing of the Jets. touchdown from quarterback Richard Todd All right Granted, the Jetss win over the Michaels pointed out. "I'm sure San Diego "The Giants have clan, the Giants have He described what life was like after Giants for the so-called bragging rights of felt that way, and I'm sure Atlanta felt that clan," Klecko reiterated. "Hey, c'mon. SeatUe. New York was a big win. For one, it showed way." How are we supposed to react to • statement "You hate to walk around meeting and what the Jets are capable of doing on any Michaels was referring to the Chargers' like that? How else are we expected to take Ulking with friends," he noted. "Now, we given day. It also upped their record to 4-4-1, surprising defeat at the hands of the Chicago it?" can hold our heads up high " which isn't too shabby considering they got Bears and the Falcons' loss to the very same Didn't Take II Well off to an 0-3 start New York Giants The Giants found out on Sunday just how Darrol Ray was another. The safety de- The question remains, however, if any- Yes, they were stirring upsets. But the JeU took it. flected a potential scoring pass and also thing can make up for that loss to the Seattle neither was as disastrous as the embarrass- Not very well. sealed the victory with a 64-yard interception Seahawks a week ago, a loss that defensive ing loss to the Seahawks. Atlanta is still in a "It's just that we bad something to return of a Phil Simms pass. lineman Joe Klecko called "the most devas- position to overtake San Francisco in the prove," Klecko said. "Everybody saw what we did last week," tating in five years". NFC West, while San Diego is currently tied And what was that, he was asked. he admitted. "It was nothing to be proud In some ways it's not surprising that in with Kansas City for the AFC West lead. The "That we're not the team that everyone of." the Jets' post-game locker room, players, Jets? Miami leads them by two full games, said we were after the Seattle game," Klecko i coaches, and the press were talking almost Buffalo by a game and a half. It will be an answered. The big question remains.; Are the Jets a' as much about that loss as about their inspir- uphill struggle all the way to a playoff spot. Another player who proved something mature enough team to prevent another Seat- ing victory just moments earlier. What made the Seattle loss all the more was wide receiver Wesley Walker, who de- Ue? The good teams somehow manage to win HO-HUM — A typical New York Giants fan provides his Leads Bandwagon embarrassing was that the Giants had beaten spite a very bad week of practice because of even when they don't play all that well. They feelings on a placard as his team falls to the New York And Jets coach Walt Michaels was lead- the Seahawks a week earlier, and did it in the flu (Walker, In fact, didn't even take part may not be sky high for (very game, but they Jets on Sunday. ing the bandwagon. convincing 324) fashion. in the pre-game warmups), still caught six remain high enough to get the Job done. Dodgers MVP Yeager thanks Yanks for his award Three talented Dodgers. See how they run. UKocne and Dave RigbetU. said. "I would like to sUy. After all, I've been There may be some bull In him," he said of See how they hit. See how they fly. See how they "Thank God, the Yankees had a lot of left- there 10 years. I just want assurance that I will Usorda, "but he is a motivator, an aggressor, don't fly As a result, only one of the three who handers," said the 32-year-old receiver, aware be used. I want to play regularly. I don't care to a snowman, a cheerleader who provides a lot of were named to share the Series MVP award that had It not been for that fact, he probably be a spectator." stimulation. showed up to claim the prize would not have been in the lineup. Yeager, a loose, friendly man with hair "The clubhouse is our home away from Third baseman Ron "The Penguin" Cey WILL During the season, Yeager appeared in only hanging down the back of bis neck and peering home. If we bring a friend in, Tom invites the stayed home Docs didn't want to him to take 42 games, going to bat only M times, knocking in at his audience through tinted spectacles, friend in to watch TV, relax and meat any chances with the head that caught one of Goose only seven runs and finishing with a batting praised his missing teammates. celebrities that may be around. We can have our Gossage's 94-mph scorchers on the helmet in GRIMSLEY average of .200. He was a rarely used stand-in "Ron showed a lot of courage, coming back privacy if we wish. Game 5 for the younger Mike Scioscia. to play after be was hit," he said, adding that "As for Tom, be Is a very intelligent man. Outfielder Pedro Guerrero flew all the way Scloscia, 10 years younger almost to the day, Guerrero and the rest of the Dodgers displayed He knows his baseball." to his home in the Dominican Republic where he hit 276 during the season, batting left-handed. character in struggling from behind to win all Yeager disputed the contention that the became involved in an autombile accident that Yeager hits from toe right side, thus Manager the post-season series. Dodgers beat a bumbling, Inferior Yankee team, prevented a continuing flight to New York. games to two. Tom Lasorda's decision to go with percentages. "I have never seen IS guys come together as agreeing with Stove Garvey that the Los Angel- So, veteran catcher Steve Yeager was left to The prize until recent years used to be ex- Yeager batted IK, got the game-winning one," be said. "We never gave up." es won the World Series, that New York didn't accept the honors, not for just himself but also pensive sport cars. Such would have been eco- RBI in two games including a borne run, and a Of young Fernando ValenxueU, the rookie blow it. his teammates, at Sport Magazine's annual nomically unfeasible this year when the MVP game-tying hit in another. His overall average pitching phenom from Mexico, be said: "The "We beat s good ballclub," be said. "They presentation ceremonies at the Waldorf Astoria vote of writers resulted in a first-time triple tie. for World Series play Is .M with four home runs kid Is absolutely amazing. He has done so much were tough to get out." Hotel So we're left with one Dodger, Yeager. Hear and 10 RBI. so quickly. I see nothing but a bed of roses ahead Would Yeager like to see free agent Reggie All three got wrist watches as well as hand- how he talks Yeager was asked If he still harbored resent- for him." Jackson with the Dodgers? some gold trophies — symbolizing the top per- First of all, he said he owes his share of the ment against the Dodgers because of his sparse The veteran catcher was intrigued by ques- "Reggie can play on my ballclub," ha said. formances of the 1981 World Series in which the MVP award to a bunch of Yankees — Ron use and if he was anxious to play elsewhere. tions of the Hollywood influence on the Dodger "Then we'd have two Haggles - Jackson and Dodgers upset the New York Yankees, four Guidry, Tommy John, Rudy May, Dave "I am not anxious to leave the Dodgers," he team and Its ebullient skipper. Lasorda Smith. Reggie. Reggie. Reggie " SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.1981 11 Register's top 3 battle for supremacy The battle (or Momnouth County football supremacy and beat their next two opponents, could be fighting it out for the Holmdel dropped from fifth to eighth after It* stunning The Dally Register Trophy Is getting to the point where Shore Conference "A" Division North crown with Mid- loss to St, John The loss hurt the "C" Division champions' something ha* got to five. ^ dletown North. Both teams are starting to think about chances of making the C.J. Group II playoffs. This week they Three schools, top-ranked Middletown North, second- NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV playoff spots. As of now, the meet tough Manalapan • place Wall Township and third-rated Shore Regional are all Lions have the best record in the section. South and North undefeated. Edison are next at 5-1. Ninth-ranked Red Bank Regional is back again. The Buccaneers have been in and out of the Top. 10 all season long. All three won their sixth straight games with ease last Fifth-ranked Asbury Park moved up from sixth place after This Saturday they will see if they can remain on the list after weekend and all are on course heading toward conference Holmdel left the unbeaten ranks. Holmdel is now eighth on the facing Freehold. The Bucs will have to be weary of the championships. However, all three have at least one tough list and will find it tough trying to crack into the Central Colonials' touted pass defense. contest ahead. Jersey Group II playoffs where Shore (6-0), Voorhees (5-1), Monmouth Regional, eighth a week ago, is down to lOtn New Brunswick (5-1-1) and Princeton (5-1) aU await. Middletown North faces Neptune, New Providence and after playing to a scoreless tie with Red Bank Catholic. then on Thanksgiving Day — the all-important game at St. John Vianney, ranked sixth this week,. Is trying haid to Middletown South. earn that berth in South Jersey Parochial "A". The Lancers Wall has what appears to be the most difficult job ahead and undefeated Paul VI of Haddonfleld are all that remain in THE DAILY REGISTER with Manasquan this week and then fifth-ranked Asbury Park the section. No other team can qualify. TOP 10 the following Saturday Manasquan (3-2-1) has had its troubles this season, but Wall has not beaten the Big Blue In 18 years. Seventh-ranked Long Branch wasn't expecting much this 1 - Middl*town N. (6-0) 6 - St. John Vianney (4-1-1) year, but has surprised a lot of people. The Branchers have I - WaUTwp. (6-0) 7-.LongBranch (4-1-1) Shore looks to leap over punchless Ocean Township and St. won three in a row since losing by one point to undefeated J - Shore Reg. (6-0) 8 - Holmdel (5-1) Joseph's of Toms River, two teams with a combined 1-11 Shore. Long Branch's only big loss came at the hands of 4 - Middletown S. (5-1) I - Red Bank Reg. (4-2) record. But lOth-ranked Monmouth Regional always presents Asbury Park on opening day. They tied St. John. 5 -Asbury Park (5-1) 10 - Monmonlh Reg. (4-1-1) ' MMriWUM the Devils with a most unpredictable assignment on CHAROINO LION — Middletown North High School's Thanksgiving. Bob Kelleher charges upfleld. The Lions (6-0) have been the Register's number one team since the begin- i Fourth-ranked Middletown South hasn't lost since opening ning of the season. day (against Southern Regional). The Eagles, should they Branchers' Farrow is cited Long Branch High School's surprising back Pat Canavan of Middletown South, Green Wave has scored just 51 points in its Manasquan's Everett Morgan and Bob last four games — three of which resulted in Kelleher of Middltown North. victories. Tailback Anthony Farrow has ac- Eagles earn 'A*North tie Petracco gained 201 yards in 17 carries counted for SO of those points. including three touchdowns as unbeaten Wall MIDDLETOWN - Middletown South High School clinched Manchester, now 7-10. Farrow, a senior, put on a one-man show crushed Freehold Township, 41-0. at least a tie for the Shore Conference "A" Division North Singles players Pam Piscatelli, Linda Wern and Denlse Saturday in the Branchers' 27-0 rout of Ocean Canavan had almost a perfect day passing girls tennis title by beating Middletown North 3-2. Township by scoring four touchdowns on runs Meglio won every game they played for the Hornets. against Howell completing 16 of 21 passes for First singles player Chris Rehwinkle defeated North's of 80, 35, 31 and 75 yards. The Daily Register "Offensive Player of the Week" finished 206 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-7 Barb Bugni, holding her to only two games in the process. with 237 yards in just 10 carries. Middletown South romp. North must get past Marlboro Wednesday in order to tie Chrli Refiwlnkel IS) d Barb Buonl. M. U. Farrow, who is also a standout sprinter on, Morgan kicked a 51-yard field goal, an South. Otherwise, the Eagles will have sole posession of first Nicola Houo (N) d Karan Kouval, J *, a-). »I Emily Brout INI d .'. Erin Dorian, 1,-0, > < the Brancher track team, didn't confine his extra point, and caught a touchdown pass to place. Tara Dorian Dawn McCulloch (SI d. Kathy activities to running the ball. He also caught help Manasquan score a come-from behind Haritan 4, MaUwan 1 Flndan- Kim Binder, fc4 , «-4 Kelly Dorian - Nancy Cambuna ISI d. Mary Bath a 55-yard pass to set up one of his touch- 16-15 victory over Brick Memorial. HAZLET — Eileen Lieberman recorded her 50th career Ronavnt - Tina Barihold, & 1, 6 3 downs. Kelleher scored three touchdowns as un- Hl.l win, trouncing Lauren Levine as Raritan defeated Matawan. Other contenders for "Offensive Player" beaten Middletown North rolled over Lieberman, who is 17-0 this year, is 50-5 not including tour- Pam Plicatalll d Halan McGraw » 0, « Linda Warn d SUIIROIIM, M> Anthony Farrow honors were Art Petracco of Wall, quarter- Raritan, 41-12. nament play in her three year stay at Raritan. ' Danlia Maallo d l .ur« Rrtur to. to RBC4,Oceanl Annt Chow-Cathla Bonny d. Janny Moralo-Jaan Prince 4-1,44 RED BANK - RBC won its 18th match as the doubles Stacy GrumetEmily Pollcaitrod. Barnla Nadaau.Nancy Mallay i-l, 4-1 team of Maureen Gorman and Katie McConnell held off Rarllan 4, Mauaan 1 Jaime Shapiro and Debbie Winograd in a split-set marathon In Ellaan Llabarmann (R) d .7. Lauran LavlM.a-1,4-2 "B" Division North play Alhion Goldberg (Rl d Judy Gomllck. e 2 4-1, M RBC plays Rumson-Fair Haven next week, and if the Mary Ann Oovla IRI d .lamia Baraxh. i l, 4-4 Caseys win, they will have clinched a tie for the division title. 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"TIL II Psternlty IPOI 1 JO, • I) CALIGULA MIDDLST0WN ROUTE 36 Ll •ffTIRO TOOLE IA JOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED UA MI00LIT0WN I — 7M-MS7 Only When I Leuah IR) 1:11, •ITI.I:U.I:lt.TH.t:aH I II. t JO 14 TheDtflyRcgfcter Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1981 AT LARGE Reagan recruits for the E and the R but not the A By ELLEN GOODMAN But now with some help from the Presiden- Now, in the Reagan administration, the (George) Bush beer, an anti-regulatory brew. example, that an army ex-wife wasn't entitled tial Recruiter, we know what a difference a word is out that Affirmative Action won't be The chance to sue in the work place under Title ' to any portion of her husband's military pen- CHICAGO — When you ask people here to year makes. We have heard a lot about these enforced. That isn't red tape they are cutting, 7 will be slowed to a near halt by the cuts in sion. Her claim was, the Court said, against name the single greatest recruiter in the Other Ways to equality and learned a lot of it's the arteries of change. Investigatory staff at EEOC. "the national interest." checkered history of the Equal Rights Amend- Other Lessons. OTHER WAY NUMBER II: We can win OTHER WAY NUMBER III: We can use All of these Other Lessons teach basically •. ment, they are likely to come back with the OTHER WAY NUMBER I: We can win equal rights, through the legislature, statute tame ironic response: Ronald Reagan. by statute. the judiciary to win women's rights. one fact: The status of women is still fragile. \ equal rights through executive orders. Over time, the higher courts have been The President and his Henchpersons (if you What one Congress giveth, the next Congress We made some real changes in em- Titles 7 and 9 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 extending equal rights to women by their in- will forgive the expression) have raised the may taketh away. What one President sup- ployment for women under one executive or- are probably the best examples of statutes terpretation of the laws (See Other Way anxiety and the activity level of people who ports, the next President may undercut. What der, the one called Affirmative Action. used to deal with sex discrimination in educa- Number II). But not always. might otherwise have passively watched the one court interprets, the next cowt may re- In the years between 1969 and 1981, women tion and on the work force. They have helped moribund amendment slide to its deadline OTHER LESSON NUMBER III: You can't interpret. as different as coal miners and bankers were make progress on such issues as sexual harass- death next June 30. get to court without a case. A judgment is only allowed in and up. In 1973, a mere .001 percent ment, unequal opportunities in college athlet- There is just no substitute for being pro- The new infusion of energy and anger in as predictable as a judge. of the coal miners were female. By 1979, 11.4 ics, and discrimination in job hiring and pro- tected by the Constitution. There is no E and this unratified state is palpable, it includes percent were female. In 1970, 17.6 percent of motion. Until lately. no R without the A. people who had been lulled into believing that It's no surprise that the Reagan adminis- banking officials and managers were women. the ERA was merely "symbolic." It includes tration with a solicitor general like Rex Lee So, with the help of Ronnie the Recruiter, By 1980, women comprised 33.6 percent. In OTHER LESSON NUMBER II: A law is people who had bought the notion that there will be, uh, less than ardent in its pursuit of sex both cases, it was the federal watchers who only as strong as its teeth. One adminis-, our awareness is giWing. and our interest is were, in fact, Other Ways to win equal rights. discrimination cases. made the difference Way back then. tration's incisors may become the next admin- escalation — just as the time is shrinking. The It includes people who believed Reagan when istration's gums. Nor should it be a surprise when the Su- final lesson would be to end up, too late, with he said he was for the E and the R, but not the OTHER LESSON NUMBER I: Executive The Title 9 guidelines about sexual harass- preme Court backtracks with regard to wom- the biggest pro-ERA constituency in history... A. orders are only as useful as the executive ment and athletics are now being diluted with en's rights. Last term, the Court ruled, for on July 1,1982. Antiques show previews Thursday
RUMSON - The 22nd an- *—tot, HIM MM, nual Rumson Antiques Show, DINNER IS SERVED — An Innovation in this year's Rumson sponsored by the Holy Cross Antiques Show, open to the public Friday through Sunday under the School Parent-Teacher As- auspices of the Holy Cross School PTA, will be candlelight dinner sociation, will have its served Friday and Saturday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. chaired by, left cocktail preview Thursday, to right, Mrs. Richard Fontaine, Mrs. Howard Kavookiian and Mrs. from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., and be Dennis Marron, all Rumson. Lobster Maison will be featured at the open to the public Friday and dinner, reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Marron. Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday, from noon to 5 p.m. Mrs. John Summers, here, is chairman of the show, theme of which is "Saluting New Jersey — Its Antiques and Architecture." On dis- play will be private collec- tions of antique decoys, New Jersey shore birds, and Vic- torian attire. In conjunction with the show there will be an auction Saturday at 4 p.m. under the direction of John Frank. Many dealers are joining in the sale, with 10 percent of the proceeds to go the Holy Cross fund. Mrs. Laurence Donahue, here, is auction chairman and may be con- p.m.; tea, 3 to 5 p.m. and will be served from noon ft 4 SITTING PRETTY — Kettr Bradley, k daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bradley. tacted to arrange contracts and iron beds by Oakley p.m., and dinner, 5:30 to 7:30 candlelight dinner, an innova- p.m. Middletown, and one of the younger parishioners of The Reformed Church, Mid- with others wishing to partic- Smith III, owner of the Blue p.m. Regular admission, tion this year, 5:30 to 7:30 dletown, sits surrounded by some of the Christmas decorations and toys being ipate. Cow Antiques, Red Bank. $2.50, Is reduced this day to 12 Dinner reservations are featured at the church's 34th annual Holiday Bazaar. It will take place Friday from p.m.' for senior citizens required and may be ma* by 10 am to 9 p.m. and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Educational Building, A Sunday highlight will be Dining hours on Friday Saturday hours are lunch, contacting Mrs DennisMar- 123 Kings Highway. a 2 p.m. lecture about brass are luncheon, 11:30 a.m. to 3 noon to 3 p.m.; tea, 3 to 5 Sunday, a quiche brunch ron, here. Church's holiday bazaar AT'WIT'S END to open for 34th year It's a grand time for interpreters By ERMA BOMBECK Boris. It made me wonder how be had come to them in charge of room service phones i MIDDLETOWN - The 34th annual Holi- coffee shop, featuring homemade clam an American freeway behind the wheel of a hotels seems to be a great outlet, day Bazaar of Middletown Reformed Church chowder, salad platters, tuna sandwiches, Maybe the heartlands of America still speak Japanese car. favorite is answering the buzxer from] your will take place Friday, from 10a m to»p m hot dogs, hamburgers, beverages, desserts 100 percent English, but in the larger cities, it's . I could only surmise he arrived in this coun- hospital room when you are having difficfty in and Saturday. 7 from 10 am to 2 p m In the and beverages getting tougher and tougher to move about try and went to a placement bureau where a sleeping/sitting up/breathing. Educational Building, 123 Kings Highway without an interpreter. sociologist gave him a test. At the end, the And is there any greater fear than tokve a Dorothy Carwile is chairman of the Ruth The Rev William Coventry is chairman Don't get me wrong. I will buy anything sociologist said, "You cannot speak a word of hairdresser with a pair of scissors ova your Circle Village Pantry, stocking homemade touted by a foreign accent from yogurt to English. You have never driven a car in your head who does not understand one word « what cakes, pies, cookies, breads, jams, jellies, There will be a Specialty Gift Shop of moisturizer that promises to erase my face. entire life. You come from a rural community. you are saying? Or how about the surge* who pickles, relishes and salads handmade items by the Ruth Circle, under Somehow, I seem to feel people from another You are qualified for only one job: driving a cab asks in perfect Spanish, "Is this the pa|ent?" the supervision of Virginia Findlay, a booth John Findlay is in charge of the Sunday country know what they're talking about and in Los Angeles." (Suppose we all look alike to them.) of handmade knit items by Fnda Bedacht; School children's room where toys, games, would not lie to me. The week before, r got an Arab cab driver I'll never forget the woman I met < ice in • handmade crafts and ceramics by the Y6uth dolls, and new and used books will be offered Group, whose advisers are Mr and Mrs But I'm talking basic communication. I am who could speak only four words: "I am not South America who told me she sent hei ion to for sale Lynn Scarano. and Christmas decorations here to tell you there is not one English-speaking rich!" As he snapped a 120 bill out of my hand this country to learn how to speak Inglish and gifts by the Dorcas Circle, under the There will also be a White Elephant cab driver in the entire state of California. Last for a ten-minute ride, I taught him three more fluently. chairmenship of Charlotte Bobilin and Judy booth, as well as a large hardware section week, I climbed into a cab driven by Boris new words: "You're getting there." "Where is he?" I asked. Taranto. with tools for home and garden It is under Szorgyloklov who was bom in Odessa, Russia. Obviously, there is logic as to where non- "Miami, Florida," she smiled." the direction of Herbert Disney. The Rev The word "Hello" was cookie time for English-speaking immigrants are hired. Putting It figures. The Dorcas Circle also is in charge of the and Mrs Coventry are the hosts Folk dancing MABLBORO - Israeli Folk Dancing for beginners will be offered here in the Monmouth YM-YWHA. Morganville, on Tuesday eve- ENfOLL nings at 8:30-9:30 p.m. begin- aUftlaV llflMriWIMM ning tomorrow. The eight- nwfw COUNTRY CHRISTMAS week course is open to mem- BALLET •TAf.TOE — Sharon Banyard, Lin bers of the "Y" and non- TWIRLING «jAZZ« croft, left, president of members. ACRO/OYMMSTICS United Methodist Women of Middletown United Robot models CLASSCS OR Methodist Church, and Col- EATONTOWN - An ac- \Tof T—M Iduffs ette Van Ornum, Hazlet, cessory fashion show with ro- chairman of Saturday's 10 bot models will take place 37 E. Fro St. a.m. to 4 p.m. "Country Saturday from 2:30 to 4:30 Red B«k Christmas" bazaar, dis- p.m. here on the first floor of play handmade gift Items Abraham and Straus, Mon- 747-9S 2 to be offered for sale and mouth Mall one of two watercolors bv parishioner Serena Charlene Scott, which will be up for silent auction, at the bazaar at the Mid dletown Lincroft Road LET THEM HAVE A DRY B church. Also featured will Itm inM t" »o«i M" «•»• • I lanNy, tao. M •« .n4 to Ihn m be a quilt exhibit. Granny's ••«ml«lii| la Mftaua N MI Attic, homemade foods, •tart iraktarM «M) tort • M*l plants? silk and dried twl t* tntti. twK tar Mir flower arrangements, and Wfc* lr> U AkMri WKt Haw W luncheon from 11:30 a.m. tfoctttftt MA aikaaaaalMAil to 2 p.m. at The Parson's "Equally Effactin for MurH" Table. m «K p»cmc NOTJINATIONAI.. LTD. 11) Firm! SttMI/NakOOM. Wl J445
itm>Mr tun MM BONNET OF BILLS — Lucy Schifano, right, chairman of Saturday's luncheon- fashion show planned by Dante Alighieri Society of Central New Jersey, adiusts IM Itrt ao.7 money hat, a party fund-raiser, on her co-chairman, Mary Maldari. The women are of Aberdeen. The luncheon will be at noon In Lakeside Manor, Hazlet. SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1981 The DtJaily Regfeter 15 Advice FITNESS FOR EVERY BODY Canadian study assesses the Pritikin and AHA diets By GEORGE SHEEHAN, Ml) ment in walking time. Those on the AHA diet It would seem that the primary factor in New York, points to a growing body of cal activity or other psychological devices had an average improvement of 139 percent; the clinical improvement of patients at the evidence suggesting that cancer could be, in stand a greater chance of cancer remission. PRITIKIN DIET AND LEG CIRCULATION- those on Pritikin, 111 percent. Why this Im- Pritikin Center Is the exercise. His patients part, a psychosomatic illness. It may be that One of the claim* for the Pritikin diet ii provement? Because of other factors in this are required to "rove" at least 45 minutes certain mental states compromise the body's Previously, physicians have "discouraged that it can cause reversal of hardening of the experiment. In addition to the diet, subjects every, day. One woman who spent time there ability to defend itself against disease, includ- strenuous exercise because it was felt that this arteries in the legs. A Canadian study done at exercised 45 minutes a day and had their told me she was walking up to seven and eight ing cancer. • decreased body defenses. Dr. Paul Hamilton, a the University of Alberta has failed to confirm cigarettes restricted. miles a day. Among proponents of this view are Dr. Carl Denver cancer specialist, says that about half this reported phenomenon. Specifically, they We know from other studies that exercise of all cancer patients can do mild exercise, found no difference in results in patients who This is another instance of exercise Im- Simonton and Stephanie Simonton of the such as walking, while about one third can jog, alone can. Increase walking time In patients proving a patient's life without improving the Cancer Counseling and Research Center of were on the Pritikin diet and those on the with hardening of the arteries of the legs. We swim or play tennis. The Presbyterian/ St. American Heart Association diet. The patients disease. Fort Worth, Texas. They write that emotional Luke's Medical Center in Denver, has a cancer also know from clinical experience that smok- EXERCISE AND CANCER: stress impairs our immunological systems of the high-fiber, complex carbohydrate, low ing lessens their walking time. The beneficial self-help program that actively encourages fat Pritikin diet showed no effect on blood flow Does intense physical activity resist which, along with hormonal imbalances, make exercise, including running, for cancer pa- effect of exercise is at the cellular level in the. cancer? A few years ago that idea might have the body incapable of combatting abnormal to the limbs. Neither did the prudent diet muscles. Improvement In all the muscle cell tients. The A.M.J.A, Newsletter October 81 advocated by the AHA. Right! There was no seemed preposterous. Now, a small but grow- and sometimes cancerous cells. The Simon- functions, the extraction and use of oxygen, ing number of specialists are actively explor- tons, whose work builds upon an earlier improvement in circulatory measurements to and the efficiency in metabolic reactions con- the limbs - with either of these diets. ing the relationship between intense physical hypothesis by the noted stress expert Hans READERS ARE WELCOME to write Dr. tribute to this increased ability to walk without activity and cancer. Dr. Lloyd Scholen of the Selye, contend that cancer victims who man- George Sheehan in care of The Register, One Nevertheless all subjects showed Improve- pain. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, age to lower their stress levels through physi- Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 0770). ASK DR. BROTHERS HINTS FROM HELOISE
1 Teen wants nose job Tacky tub appliques By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS "world war. ready to quit. Someone told me Alateen DEAR HELOISE: EASY SWEEP Recently studies at Johns Hopkins might help me. What do you think? — A few years ago 1 put rubber appliques in my bathtub as I Dear Heloise: If using a broom gets you down, try Dear Dr. Brothers: My lS-year-old University revealed that being ugly, or A.V. found them to be much easier for my mother to uie than a •weeping that patio or walkway with a dust mop. daughter claims her life is being ruined thinking of one's self as ugly, even Dear A.V.: Alcoholics Anonymous regular bathmat. It doesn't take near as much pressure to use and sure helps and she's generally miserable because effects the blood pressure of young will help you and In some communities The appliques have since ripped and worn off. I would like a bad back. of the shape of her nose. As her moth- girls. Girls In a particular high school .there are special chapters for young to replace them, but I've found that, although the rubber er, I don't see that making her ugly, bat I use an old wool mop, but you could use any kind. — who were unattractive were found to people. Alateen, however, is a program applique pulls off, II leaves a gluey type of substance adhering •be feels ugly. Her disposition Is get- Virginia Lewis have significantly higher blood pres- designed especially for young people to the tub that defies removal. USING THE OLD NOODLE . • i • ling ugly, partly because she's so pre- sure. The strain of being judged by who live in homes where there are occupied by her appearaace. She Do you know how to remove this, as you can't apply new Dear Heloise: A long piece of raw spaghetti makes a one's looks can be a devastating ex- alcoholics, but who are not themselves argues with her father every night be- appliques over it because they will not stick properly. — A.K. handy lighter when trying to light a deep-down candle in a perience, especially for teen-age girls. alcoholics. I was misinformed about The best thing I've found to remove that glue is a can of glass container. — A. Couainp cause she wants to have a note job and this myself and have since tried to he thinks It's nonsense. He's promised Don't turn a deaf ear to your daugh- oil-based pre-wash spray. ter's pleas. clarify the difference between these Spray some of the pre-wash onto the residue and let it set a STEAMY WINDSHIELDS her that If she still feels ugly and two groups. Dear Heloise: I carry a clean blackboard eraser In the unattractive at age 20, he'll give her Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm a 18-year- few minutes. Then go back and apply a little elbow grease. old girl and I've already seen two of my It may take another application, but that glue should just glove compartment of my car. It's a handy aid to clean the money for the surgery. What do you The National Council on Alcoholism steamed up windshields and car windows. — Mary Ellen Snay think we should do? Are we punishing class mates wiped oat by alcohol when and Alcoholics Anonymous are both roll up and come right off, leaving a clean tub. her by making her wall until she grows my friend wrapped him car around a aware of the growing problem of teen- Of course, you'll need to remove the pre-wash spray DRAIN AWAY up to her MM, as it were? — D.B. tree after we'd all been partying. I live age and pre-teen alcoholism. They before applying new appliques. - Heloise JUICE-MAKING Dear Heloise For several years I've been using an old with my aunt, an older woman, and so EASE two-quart plastic pitcher with holes punched In the bottom to Dear D.B.: If I were you, I'd con- would gladly provide literature and la some ways I have more freedom Dear Heloise: To save time and temper when mixing hold my draining silverware. sult a reliable doctor who will be better people to help you and any of your than some of the kids at my school classmates who are Interested in help- froien orange juice, remove the container from the freeser I just put the freshly washed knives, forks, etc. Into the able to judge whether surgery would •lace she's not too rigid about my the night before and store It In the refrigerator. help your daughter or not. The teen ing themselves cope with this problem. pitcher, fill it with hot water, and let it drain. hours. Our high school, Incidentally, is By morning it will be thawed and can be quickly mixed. — By the time the stove and cabinets are cleaned off, the years arc very important and if she's Alcoholism is a progressive dis know* as "Hangover High." That'll Irene Seward silverware is dry enough to put away. — Dorothy Bradshaw going to have the surgery eventually ease. It is treatable, but without help, give you a clue to what goes on. Any- HOUSECLEANING TIP Have a good dishwashing or drying tip? Send it to Heloise, anyway At seems to me it would be far it will only get worse. It won't get way, lately I've begun to feel that I'm Dear Heloise: I find It lime as well as energy-saving to P.O. Box 32000. Ssn Antonio, Tex. 78216. She can't reply better toaave It done now. better by itself. Blackouts are a com- more hooked myself than I thought I clean my entire house by doing one task throughout the house. personally but will use the best hints received in her column. mon symptom. If you have any doubts Personal appearance is vitally im- was. 1 get very drunk even when I don't For instance, if I already have the window cleaner in hand, about your own alcoholism, try an- portant during the adolescent yean. want to or dea't plan to drink. Three I do all the mirrors. I clean all the woodwork, dust all the This Is the time of first dating, and swering some of the questions in the furniture, or vacuum the entire house, etc. limes I was,really lucky 1 didn't end up tests you'll find in toe A A literature whether the opposite sex thinks you pregnant, after sex scenes that ended You'll have the bouse clean before you know it and you Mr. and Mrs. Alvino Sr. attractive or not is about as important Ask for a pamphlet that includes such a up la blackouts. Sometime! I vow I'm don't have the "joy" of finishing one room only to begin the as whether or not there'll be another test. Then, judge for yourself. - pain of another dirty beginning. — Theresa Schultx mark 40th anniversary
OCEANPORT - Mr and and Sam Barberio, ANN LANDERS Mrs Ralph Alvino Sr., 255 Shrewsbury; Linda and Monmouth Boulevard, were Herbert Hammell, Brick; feted at surprise party, Oct. John and Patricia Murphy, 9, in the Surf Lounge, Long Monmouth Beach; David and Branch. It was given in honor Mildred Murphy, Long of the couple's 40th wedding Branch, and Felix and Court rules against mother anniversary, on Sept 29, by Magaret Foggia, and Andrew their son and daughter-in- and Toni Spedaleri, here. Dear Ann Landers: Not was loo young to make the unquestionably a religious fa- been in better control of her pose it's a lot more respect- more poised and sure of your- law, Ralph and Mary Alvino, long after you published those decision on her owa and. as natic — to put it mildly. A mouth. Learn from this ex- able than chasing skirts or self on dates: Send 50 cents Monmouth Beach. The celebrants, she the two columns 01 abortion aid the mother, II was up to her mother who would go to court perience the wise carpenter's gelling drunk with the boys, along with a long, stamped, Among the guests were former Rachel De Ponte of took the pro-choice stand, I to decide to deny her 12-year-old gang- adage: "Measure twice — but it's more than a nobby, self-addressed envelope with Nellie Mazza. West Long Red Bank and Fair Haven, read a story la the Dallas Fortunately, the Supreme raped and venereal-diseased and saw once." Ann — It's an obsession. I your request to Ann Landers, Branch ; Philomena have two grandchildren, Moraiag News that cast the Court of the stair of Oklaho- daughter an abortion most be Dear Ann Landers: My can't say that I hale him, but P.O., Box 11995 Chicago, Il- Ciramello and Ann and Mario Michael and Patricia Alvino, pro-life movemenl la a dif- ma had the good sease to rule considered a most unusual husband reads your column I don't love him the way I linois 60611. Marra. Staten Island: Jennie Monmouth Beach. ferent light. against the mother, but there case. every day. Maybe if he sees used to. Do you see any way It seems a IZ-year-old girl may be further develop- Dear Ann Landers: I ran himself In print it will make a out? - Wife Of A Genius ta becams pregnant after she ments." into a sorority sisler I hadn't difference. South Chicago \ was gang-raped In Oklahoma. I thought Ibis news slory seen in a long time. When ihe People are always telling Dear Wife: An obsession Benefit The girl, three months preg- was a good example of how spoke to me I was itunned. me bow lucky I am to have a is pretty stiff competition, unl, had contracted venere- far some people will go when Her face was disfigured from mechanical genius for a hus- but do try. The man needs al disease as a result of her they become dedicated to "a an accident, or maybe she band. The man can fix any praise, adoration and ego- terrible experience. She cause." Sign me — Reason, was burned. thing - radios, TVs, CBs, massaging. A loving, sexy wanted aa abortion, aad pay- Relun To Our Land t blurted out, "MY Gad, vacuum sweepers, disposals, DANCE-A-THON wife has got to be more siciaas said her life would be Dear Reason: While many what happened to you?" She etc. The problem Is thai six fascinating than a broken la danger if she was allowed pro-life people have said NO replied, "I'd rather not talk nights out of sevea he is away toaster. Try it, instead of to have the baby. pregnancy should be inter- about It." I feel so awful I from home — fixing some- complaining, and see what for the benefit of The mother of this 1Z- rupted for any reason (incest, could bite off my tongue. thing for somebody. happens. year-old, however, took the rape, or clinical evidence What can I do to make myself I have complained about matter to court to prevent aa that the child is defective), I feel belter? - Ashamed Of this doiens of limes but he Discover how to be date Central New Jersey Lung Assoc. Inc. abortion on religious grounds. believe it would be unfair to My Big Mouth ______says, "It's my bobby. I enjoy bait without falling hook, line She is a member of the use this example as typical of Dear Ashamed: Your re- Ihe challenge and, besides, I and sinker, Ann Landers' Church of the Holiness. Her the pro-lifers' stand. action was natural, but a am helping people." booklet, "Dating Do's and The Dance-A-Thon will take coateatioa was that the child The Oklahoma mother is thinking person would have All this Is true and 1 sup- Don'ts," will help you be place on Sunday, November 15 at the Red Bank Regional High YOUR HEALTH School at Ridge .Road in Little Silver. It starts at 1 P.M. and will go on until 6 P.M. under the direction of Aerobics 'N Rhythm, Some foods cause migraines Shore Fitness.
By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. slightest suggestion that your migraine is pro- prey to this silly business. voked by them. Dr. loir man welcomes questions from Can attacks of migraine be caused by food? — Trial-and-error is a difficult and often arduous readers. Please write to him la care of this Mr. R.G.. Texas. Dear Mr. C.: task, yet it is a worthwhile approach to this and newspaper. a special section will be published on There is no doubt that a relationship can exist other allergic problems. between some foods and migraine and vascular .Nov. 10 by the Register to promote this event. Oar daughter is a professional model. In order to keep her weight down, she is oa a cosutaat diet. Hospital plans With all the interest in Aerobic dancing and physical Years ago, Dr. Donald J. Dalesslo of the She aad her model friends give themselves Injec- fitness, this section will demand unusually high read- Scripps Clinic In La Jolla, Calif., made some lioas of vitamin B twice a week. Isa'l Ibis a ership interest. valuable suggestions about this problem. "Pa- dangerous thing to do? - Mrs. 8.P., N.Y. Dear open house tour tients with migraine should eat three well-bal- Mrs P anced meals a day and avoid an overabundance of Giving vitamin B Injections Is a strange game FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - As part of the carbohydrates at any single sitting." ADVERTISING SPACE RESERVATIONS ARE that is played by people In many occupations. Freehold Area Hospital's 10th anniversary cele- NOW BEING ACCEPTED. PLEASE CALL... If by put experience it is possible for you to Some people in the theater are sure that they bration, and to recognise the dedicated efforts of establish a relationship between a particular food cannot survive from one week to the next without Its Operating Room nurses, Recovery Room Marjorie Smith and your migraine headache, you must of course a "rejuvenation shot" of vitamin B. Many give nurses, and staff members, there will be "Spe- eliminate it the injections to themselves Others pat pressure cial Events" Open House Sunday, Nov. 15, from 1 542-4000, Ext. 319 to 4 p.m. here in one of the hospital's five Operat- Dr. Date-do makes the following suggestions: on their doctors to do It. ing Rooms. 1. No alcohol, particularly red wines and These Injections have no scientific validity, ADVERTISING DEADLINE. THURSDAY. NOV. 5 except in those cases where it has been definitely The public Is welcome to the surgical depart- tNoaJed or strong cheese, particularly ched- shown by blood examination that a vitamin B ment to observe displays of surgical Instrumenta- deficiency actually exists. tion, including total joint replacements, the TV. S. Avoid chicken livers, pickled herring, A well-balanced,'nutritious diet can contain arthroacopy (knee surgery), microscopes, eye earned figs, pods, broad beans and chocolate enough vitamins and minerals to make routinely lent Implants, pacemakers, cardiovascular reseated vitamin B Injections unnecessary grafts, cast procedures, and more. The Register 4. Avoid mooosodluro glutamate This tot substance very frequently used In Chinaf* cook- In reality, a vitamin B supplement taken by Visitors may follow a typical operating room KZJ DAILY C^ SUNDAY Ing mouth is just as effective and lasts longer. It it day, tee the holding area where patients are I. Avoid cw»d meats - such as hot dogs, the immediate flush and "boost" that accompany prepared for surgery, follow the patient into the the injection that make people like your daughter Operating Room, then Into the Recovery Room, THE BEST PART OF EVERYDAY bacon, basn and salami - aapaciaUy if there I* the IVluppeU Dennis TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1961 . rossword puzzle i2J.ckthe 21 Branching part* 11olWWII Jonj^TV 25 —hand t sir «s* 2eSln«w UThounolet «*>**'* 11 FVMbuigh Arthur 24 Southern product. « Cry diSe'H.I. 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North dealer Sheinwald's bridge advice North-South vulnerable NORTH By Alfred Sheinwold LOSES TRICK Doonesbury hid one heart, and partner Since winning tricks • A4 Every good player must responds one spade The wouldn't help Soutn ne WB6&61DMUWIT know how to win tricks, but opponents pass What do urn mint even showed his lalent by losing 09863 if that's your only talent vou say' 60IN61DTWO(»JIN one. He look the ace of • A K962 IN6 TO PICK. IP WT you'll never make the big ANSWER: Bid one no- CM.HU AJ0K£0Z. \ trumps and returned a low PHONE ANP YOU SAY TWO. & lime trump. If you bid twoWEST EAST club, allowing the enemy lo CAlTNB hearts, partner will play • 8753 • 109 The average East would win the first club. Ponce take two hearts and then you for H or 15 high-card <7AKJ»« Now the opponents were points or for a six-card suit 0 J 10 5 2 OQ74 look around for something helpless If they returned a else to do. South would easi- or for some other hand with 410 3 4QJ5 trump to prevent South extra values. If you bid one ly ruff a heart in dummy, from ruffing a heart, decla- • SOUTH draw trumps and give up a nolrump he will know that rer would draw trumps and • KQJ62 dul> at the end. you have minimum values run the clubs to get rid of for your opening bid. v V1053 The actual East showed two hearts. At best, the (A POCKET GUIDE TO OAK his lalent by leading the ten defenders could lake their BRIDGE written by Alfred • 874 of spades at 4he second two hearti and a club and Sheinwold is available Get trick, Now South couldn't pack up their tents. N.Hk Eut Sealk We»t your copy by sending II 25 to win and lead another heart 1* W )• Pan since a second trump would DAILY QUESTION the Red Bank Register. PO Box 1000. Los Angeles. Calif 2* Pan 3 • Pass H.gar come back, and there would You hold: • 10 9 V A K J 4 • All Past be no heart ruff. 90053) 9 « 0 Q 7 4 • Q J 5 You Opening lead-77 SLJT I MOST PtOPLS OPPEP 0Y THE POTTLE.'.' F YoU'P LIKB A I'm II II Is LITTLE \Nlf4g THIS IS ArV REPORT WHICH PROMPTS THIS WITH YOLJ£ ON JOAN OF ARC. BITOFAPVICE...LISTEN T /HOST LIKELY JOAN TO VOICES IF YOU UANT, JUICE ANP LOOK UP TWE WORP YOURSELF.' u/A5 ANOREXIC... BUT ALUWS EAT A 600P BREAKFAST!
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| CLASSIFICATIONS 9. Construction Equipment 54. Situations Wanted Female 1. AUTOMOTIVE 70. MERCHANDISE 79. Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent 110. Wanted To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage 200. SPECIAL NOTICES to. Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103 Rentals To Share 2. Auto* For Salt M BUSINESS OINICTORY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 138 Mobile Homes 210. Lost And Found 56. Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81. Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 130. Open Houses 139 Cemetery Lots 211. Special Notices 3. Truokl and Trailers 21. Bu»lne«s Service 57. Child Care/Nursery Schools 4 MolorcyclM 73. Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming pools 105. Summer Rentals 131. Houses For Sale 140 Real Estate Warned 212 Travel - Transportation 22 Art. & Crafts •0. FINANCIAL 83 CB's. Electronics 106. Furnished Rooms 5. Auto S*rvlcn/P*rta 50. EMPLOYMENT 74 Rental Service 132. Apartments/Town Houses ISO. RECREATIONAL 213 Instruction 61 Business Opportunity 75. Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107. Nursing/Retirement 133. Income Property 152 Boats And Accessories 6. Auto Rant/LaaM 51 Help Warned Male or Female 62. Mortgages 7. Auto Insurance 76 Auction Sales 85 Inflation Fighters Homes 134 Farm Property 153. Camping Equipment 52 Babysitting/Child Care 63. Money to Loan —-J* • 77. Pets And Livestock 100. REAL KIT ATE RENTALS 108. Commercial Rentals 154. Recreational Vehicles 8 Auto Financing S3. Domestic Help 135. Commercial Property 64. Money Wanted 78 Aircraft 101. Apartments 109. Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Property
RATBS DEADLINES FAMILY PLAN RATES HOURS DAILY FRONT PAQE READERS CANCELLATIONS M-MI 1A.M. to I P.M. MM MB KJNMT. U 00 Pa. Com Una AOS Stt Solid Myt* ixh «30pm oiyMoti 1 LINES-* DAYM1.00 pubkeawn rrtdiy 430 pin tn Sundty Nonce and c/adrf to) cenceMaeon '• oiwan only Sou face Haaoog. 110 00 (>MUM PWliM Ca*S4M7a» on nuance d ipccial kill numb* U advertM PMiaa bknmon mamone 2 Imaa pUDiicMOn CtKuthtd Oiiptiy 4 p m r-0 tlSyt $1.00 Each line. Available to indi- Ou twHcflboard it com at 8:30 AM and poor to pubtaatKXi Thmtday 4 p m tot Sundty •nan cancellation ol ad <• leoneM Adrne* Maun«i?4Ma u man placed alton o t lOay 6 Oayt (Comeculive) 58« 1 Day 98c 6 Days AU TOMOTt VE 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* II Help Wanted 51H»lpWanttd SIHtlpWantod l«4 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC — BUICK ELECTRA t«72 - Naadi DATSUN B2I0 HATCHBACK 1974 — OLDS DELTA M 1973 — 4 dr., hard- VW SUPER BEETLE 1971—Auto.. Loaded, SIC cond u»0. BAR PERSON OR EXPERIENCED-Telephone mar MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — For I Autos For Sal* angina work. Ball oflar ovar uoo 71.000 ml., 11400 llrm.IS 30 mpg top, 1 owner. 09.000 ml., radio, air, rebuilt engine, exc. cond. Baal offer Ill Un Call Kevin. 544/122 7477242 PS/PB, runs good, needs some body WAITER/WAITRESS — For week- keting person to assist on a part- allergists office. Part-time, Mon. S Call 870-3974. time bests with direct solicitation of work. 5400. 842 7717 endi, also (1) lunch on Sets. Write to p.m.-* p.m. in Matawan office. Wed IW» MONTE CARLO - 43,00X1 mllai. subscription orders for rapidly- IMS OLDS CUTLASS - Suoreme. BUICK ELECTRA H7I — Vary DODGE DART 1970 - 4-cvl., clean VW RABBIT 1M0 — Diesel deluxe. Box B-w, The Daily Register, P.m.-9 P.m. In Freehold office ft PS. PB. AM/FM S-track. automatic. clean In 4. out Loaded. WOO or be> car, 1495. 1949 Chew Carrvail, >2*5 OLDS DELTA 48 1972 — 2-dr., Shrewsbury. N.J. 0770) growing financlel publication. Send Sat.la.m.-1 p.m. In Matawan office. door tedan. aapro«lmatalv IS,coo Zalbart, 13SO0 }*J tlH Beige, 4 door, 4 speed, sun root. oiler 74IM22 alter 4 530-1441. brown, auto., running cond., trailer resume to: Robert A. SUnger & Co., Call 5*6-4494 or 431-1110. mlln, U00 K! 1150 or altar a p Extra wide tires. AM/FM radio, BEAUTY CL1IC — Is looking tor * P.O. Box 33*. Rumson, N.J. 07760 hitch, U00. 4711117 after 4: 22,000 ml. 51.400 By 1st owner. Call l«0 FLEETWOOD CADILLAC — CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE 1MI DODGE VAN 1974 — 311 i cvl., lollv sltimpooo parson & twautlcltn with MOVER — Driving ft experience Id-tiw. — 1512 after 4PM. »SO0. good cond mi Sedan Oavllla — OleMl. Laatlvar Interior, 2 lone customliad, AM/FM 4 Irack, air, following. Call • lo 10 a.m., 747-M82. FACTORY WORK — Puralre necessary, part-time or full-time. INS VW CONVERTIBLE — Runt Cadillac. 1400. good cond. Call OLDS DELTA 48 1979 — Royal anterior, 7100 ml., extra warranty. 47.000 ml. Alklng 14.SO0 SU5477 Filters, 202 South Pearl, Red Bank. Call **4-91*4. good, neectt some minor work, two 717494a attar S. dlesel, air, auto, PS/PB, AM/FM VW RABBIT 1977 — 4-speed. fuel BOY'S/GIRL'S 12-17 — Morning Private 113.400 223-3235. before 2. 544-94S1 altar 2. 747-7421. MM US. stereo, cruise control, tinted glass. Injection, regular gas, front-wheel ncwtpaper routes are available In ONLY 23,195 ml. 54400. 842-1440. drive. New tires, brakes & paint. NURSES-RN's & LPN's 1173 BUICK ESTATE WAGON — CAMARO SPORTS COUPE itSO - FIREBIRD FORMULA Hal let. Union Beach, Matawan, FLOOR WAXERS - & Jenltorlel Ill EL CAM I NO Air, AM/FM radio. 53,110 Call NURSE'S AIDES M/F PB/PS, rum good. MOO. Call altar J Air, PS/PB, auto., rally whMIt, Aberdeen I. Cliff wood Beech. Exc. help needed, part-time mornings, Good cood.. rum exc 1973 OPEL MANTA 1973 — 11,000 ml., HOMEMAKERS P.m.. S73-IS3S. 530-1315. earnings & a chance to win prlies 1 from *-9, Mon. through Sat., in local Asking tim n\ MOT Craig AM/FM caiiatle Alklng Jet black. All around magi. Like good body, needs work. Asking UOO trips. Call •00-242-0150 toll tree, department store In the Eatontown HOUSEKEEPERS ft LIVE-INS WS00 Call 2115033 alter 5. now. 12300. 142-0704. Call 495-3743. VW BEETLE H70 — Exceptional l«73 VEGA — 4-cvl.. auto, sum, area- Call Boo-392 694a Full or part-time, needed for North graal qat mllaaga. daptndabla lltlla original condition. 79,000 ml. Light BOYS' BASKETBALL COACH — Monmouth area. High pay. No fee. It)) PONTIAC STATION WAGON CAMARO 1»7» — V-S. 3», T»pt LT FIREBIRD 1970 — Silver I black. PARK CHEVROLET car, ttll Call atHIH. 4 barrel carburetor, auto., air, PS, Looks I runs Ilka new. Magi, stereo, blue. 51400. 741-5422 altar 4. Must poiieii N.J. Teaching FLOOR WAXER NEEDED — Sat. *• Call (or Interview et People Care. CATALINA — PS, PB, air. IM0 Sales Leasing-Service-Parts powar wlndowi, AM/FM stereo, 350 auto. Many extras (1000. Certificate. For more Information. Sun. work only. 2*4 Broad St.. Red Bank 530-IBM or 4M-UJ4. «74 MCB OT - ClaitlC, garage- R1. 44— 775-1212—Neptune • VW BUG 194* 44,000 ml., ear cond , »3,5O0 Call 7>7-43l« contact Mr Cyrils Bradley. Super- Call 797-4427 River Rd , Brlelle, N.J. S2I 9432 Rapt, Immaculala, lunroof. 13000 or Drlveable. needs brake work. intendent, Shrewsbury Borough 1111 VW SUPER BEETLE - Good 222-7717. PEUGEOT 1977 - Diesel, 504, eac. bast oflar. 747-1445 alter 4 p.m., 5750 183-4115. Elementary School, 747-0662. An GET READY PERSON — For auto NURSE'S runnino cond. H00. FIREBIRD 1941 — Needs body cond., sunroof, AM/FM, 4 dr. Ask- anyllma weekendi. „ work, rebuilt engine JM Best oiler Equal Opportunity Employer. rental. Must be over 2t, have valid Call HM7I4 CARS GALORE! ing 55,500 Call a42-130i or 2912140. WE BUY USED CARS - Toil dollar driver's license. Full lime em- NURSE'S AIDES Call 4954747. I"! OLOSMOBILE STARFIRE — Over 35 to choose from (many imall paid. Schwerti ChrvslerPlvmouth. CARPENTER —Wanted. Minimum ployment, 39 hours per week plus can), ranging from 1200 to 12000 PLYMOUTH - 1971 Sport Fury. 141 W. Front St.. Red Bank 7474717 1111 FORD TORINO MO — PS, P Good cond. » cvl,. 4 *pa*d. AM/FM FORD TORINO — 1971. Looks » 2 yrs. experience In framing tV ihtet- rertlme. Call Uj 6aoo PART-TIME Coma Me and save! Loaded. Reouler gas. 12,150. good llrw. AMM U00. • tklnfl IJOOO 747ISID. runs greal. UOO. Ing. Call 717-1411. Ask for Guy. FULL-TIME 7474914 HEALTH JUICE BAR PERSON - KINGSLY AUTO I72-OB37 3 Trucks A Vans ; I«S DODGE VAN - Air. AM/FM, CASH IER/HOST/HOSTESS — App- Needed to cook J. serve. Call 229-6*3* ANYTIME PONTIAC LEMANS 1911 — Saferl new llras. 5426600 ly In person al the Red Oah Diner, between 10 6 l«/a MUSTANG HATCHBACK - FORD PINTO I9M — 4 cvl., 4 speed, wagon, esc. cond., 9,000 ml., air, For Sal* Call ell-OHl 24.000 ml. AM/FM stereo cassette. Rl. 33. Hailel, N.J. Have we got a lob for you. One of Manual a-tPMd, air. AM/FM, n AM/FM stereo cassette, roof rack, HEAR US OUTI - Texas Refinery U600 495-9791. 4orth Americas oldest ft rnost pres- Urn. t«. cond. Uloo. want CHARGER IHf — Custom Mint, light blue with dark blue Int., 57.500 Corp. offers an opportunity for high H7I CHEVETTE — 4 cvl . auto . BLAZER 1970 — 4 wheel drive, re- CLERlfr - Monday through Friday igious nursing services can offer new pans, runs good, bell offer. or best offer. 671 1801 Income, PLUS cash bonuses and »700. Original niw. FORD MAVERICK 1973 — 4 CVI. built engine, 4.000 ml., new paint, M, Matawan Drug, 147 Main St. Call you work whan you want II. And a fringe benefits In the Shrewsbury m-nn »1»M auto, 75,000 ml. Runs great. 1I0M many now parts. 52,000. 717-7747. good salary, toot 2 Auto* Per Salt MHM1. area. Regardless of experience, 4951112 Must have 1 year experience ft own l«aO VOLKSWAGEN PICKUP — CHEVY'S — Your choice of one, 3 PONTIAC LEMANS 1949 — High CHEVY PICKUP 1*73 — « ton, CLERICAL write OF. Sears, Pres., Box 711. Ft. an SPOT tat Ion. Flexlblle work While, blue Interior, fouripeed can 2 driven. 1*M citation 14,350 FOSD MAVERICK 1971 — PS, PB, mileage, runs. 1250. heavy duty. 4-speed. Asking 1850 Engineering office In Atlantic High- Worth, Tex. 7*101. chedules.we do all the paper- Irensmlitlon. get. (approHlmatelv 197« ( nevelle I3,e5o. 1171 Lhevetle air. 5500, as Is ' 144014a With cap. 5424441. land!, needs someone for general work .your choice of assignments. ' nilas per gallon). 24.000 mllei. 13,300 Orglnlal owner, each like 244 1041. ask lor Art. office duties, some typing. Apply HELP WANTED — Perl time, full radial tlrei Real cream pull Call new. 747-9432. RASSAS PONTIAC CHEVY BLAZER 1«74 — Ekc. Audio Visual I abi. 500 Hillside Ave.. time, at Red Bank Mcdonald's Ul (108 alter 6 p.m. Come In ft fill out an application 431-5744 FORD GRANADA 1975 3«5 Broad St. Red Bank 741-siM. cond.. needs some body work. Ask- Atlantic Highlands. CHEVY LONG VAN 1975 — Needs 1 OWNER.23,000 ml ing 11.100 Call 842-4730. 747-H76. DATA PROCESSING CLERK — MEDICAL AVIS some work, 1710 , Mint cond. 13000. RENAULT LE CAR t9W - A, sun- AMC GREMLIN 1«S — Halchback. Leading manufacturer requires a INTERIOR DESIGN/SALES — CHI 170-1371 aval. 191-2200 roof. 1 Mlchelln redlals, AM/FM CHEVY VAN 1974 G20 — 4-cvl . PERSONNEL 4-cvl. automatic, runs eve, 12 mpg. stereo, Helogen Llles. 1 owner auto. exc. cond.. asking 53100 Call highly motivated and organlied per Full/Part-time, flair for decorating tr» 741 4Ia>. CHEVY I9S1 - 4 door Original, now FORD TORINO WAGON 1974 — 244-4545 altar 12 p.m. 747-4190. ton for our data processing dept. ust- Will train. Call 44e-2212. POOL paint lob. new Interior, vary good. Good cond.. Low ml., air, radio, Typing and figure detail skill! 90 Monmouth St. Red Bank AUDI 1*7* - 44 000 mllai. 4 x I12M. 172-0097. good rubber, 12S0O or best offer RITTENHOUSE DODGE VAN - Tradesman 100, em.uired. This person wilt be NVESTMENT FIRM - Needs con- Young Used scientious person as receptionist, NURSE'S •Ir. ilareo. lunrool JJiOO 741 30» or 7414234 LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. 1974. 311, 3-speed, 70,000 ml. Part trained for e computer operator CIRCLE CHEVROLET with accurate typing, heavy phones 142-1111 W0 Hwv. 35 775.1500 Ocean Twp. custom 51400. 495-1112. ootiiion within the neat 3-6 months. RN'S-LPN'S Shrewsbury Ava. Shrewsbury FORT LTO WAGON 1»77 — Vary Excellent company benefits. Apply and general clerical duties. Start Cars. BUHLER A BITTER INC. 741 3130 good cond . low mileage. 12300 or SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC TOYOTA HI-LUX PICKUP — 1971. Wheelock Signals, Inc. 173 mmedialaly. Call for Interview, CHOICE Plymouth Chrviler MG Jaouar best oiler Call 1729014 Newman Springs Rd., fled Bank 5 speed. With cap. Exc. cond. Com Branchport Ave.. Long Branch. N.J >*00 DATSUN 1971 — F-10, brown hatch AND For Sale 3I» H«v 3J 144 MOO 741-0910 Plate service record. 52.410 or best 07740. An Equal Opportunity Em- back, perl.(I cond.. 3t mpg. 11.000 GEORGE WALL offer. 741-1*39. Plover. SS FUEL ENERGY SAVER (Tm) PROTECTION BUICK SKYLARK je;2 - PS, air, ml., stick shifl. 13.200 Call 7414513 LINCOLN/MERCURY SCHWARTZ - Chrysler Plymouth- — For gas and oil furnaces. No elec- radio. Vf*S. Call alter 4 p.m.. after 4 p m. • ncal connections. All slies-JO%dls- 47 Shrewsbury Av». Shrewsbury Ave.. at Sycamore Meida-lnternalional. 141 w. Front DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrslde, With America's leading supplemen- :ounl. Guaranteed 10-34% savings 717 an Shrewsbury 747-5400 St.. Red Bank. 7474717. 4 Motorcycles experienced or school-1reined, X- el nursing service that protects you OAISUN B 210 — 1974. 41,000 miles. Call 2*43*94, Mon.-Frl., I a.m.-4 R»d Bank 747-osot ray license preferred, modern of. s well at It's client* BUICK ELECTRA - It72 4 door Radio, healer, rear window defoa GOVERNMENT SURPLUS CARS STEIN CADILLAC flee, 4-handed dentistry. Write Box A/C. Full powar. AM/FM llereo gar. 4 spaed, stick. Ewe cond. 12.700 AND TRUCKS NOW AVAILABLE ASBURY AVE.. ASBURY PARK 1974 HONDA ELSINORE CR2S0 a 397, The Deify Reoliler, Choice of days, shifts ft amort Eic. running cond. I4K U4 S7M 741-2175 after apm LANDSCAPE HELP — Must be ex- — Through government sales, under 775-2100 STOCK DIRT BIKE. Asking 5411 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. ments. perienced, 16 years old ft over. 1300 Call I-714/549-O24I for your dl- 544-47M or 780-0307 Staff relief or private duty. STRAUB BUICK OPEL Drivers license a must, 741-72SS. ectorv on how to purchase open 24 DENTAL HYGIENIST — Part or Long or short term. NINE ACRESof New end UsadCars 2 DIRT BIKES — Kawasaki 1977 hours. full time. In preventive oriented of- LEGAL SECRETARY — Excellent Hospitals, nursing homes. Industry Hwv 35 344-4000 Kavoort KD100, good cond. Asking 5300. fice. Call S42I241. typist, light steno, current general or private homes. Yamaha 1974 YZ125, good cond. Ask GREMLIN 1977 law ft exp. Send resume to: John G. Professional a. general liability Ing 5350 Call 2447411. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — El 4 cvl., auto. PS, air. 12450 SUBARU 1977 — 4 soeed, 2 door. Colannlno, 2 Heathcliff Rd., nsurance coverage provided, other Perlenced, front desk. Insurance, 4954(43 31 + mpg regular, one owner. 11495 Rumson, N.J. 077*0 Replies kept benefits. HONDA — Harlev 750 HOG rigid some assisting Part-time. morn- 7414530 hardtall 1978. Engine rebuilt, SAN- Ings su-uu. confidential. ver a tee. HOLSEY PONTIAC TEE low rider, •" extended fork, Call today THE FINEST SELECTION — Of LICENSED REAL ESTATE RTE 34 542-7MO EATONTOWN spoke wheels. Asking 51750. 471-7071. DISPLAV new and used cars In Monmouth SALESPERSON - To replace re- MEDICAL HONDA CVCC 1974 - 5 speed. 30 34 County. Over 100 air conditioned Fan growing, women'* retail their lired salesperson it Cgltt Neck's HONDA 1973 — 170 street bike Oa Is looking for a fashion-minded dis PERSONNEL mm tltoo Call altar 4 or. Sat a, new cars In slock. McGLOIN oldest real estate agency and new rage kept 5400 Call after 4PM play persony orlor experience is re- Sun. all day. 787 nn BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrewsbury member Better Homes and POOL 1304744 quired to qual.fv for this position. A Ave.. New Shrewsbury. 7414200. Gardens Please contact George I good imagination is e must. We offer JEEP SALES 4 SERVICE HONDA 40 — Never used. Dlrtblke Imensee, Jr. 4*7-3172. f-S. 431-5744 TWIN BORO MOTORS 747-0040 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su the growth potential YOU are looking Red Offered al substentiel discount for with excellent benefits I. a 90 Monmouth St. Red Bank 1J1 E. Newman Springs, Red Bank oerb service OOWNES PONTIAC. Call 747-1503. LPN M/F - 3 30-u M, pert-time 42 Lowar Main St.. Matawan. chance to improve your career. For Call for eppt Mount Pleasant Manor e confidential interview send re- KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 544-22*9. HONDA XR 100 DIRT BIKE 1941 — Nursing Home, Matawan SW> UJ3 ORDERLY M/F - Full t(me. 3to 11 sume to: Hwy. 14 Eelontown 4 months old-mint cond.-paid ovei shift. Experienced only M 33 per 542 1000 TRIUMPH 19aT TR7'S — New Bosch UOO. sacrifice, WW 7»-2S». MANDEE SHOPS MALE/FEMALE - Experlenci hour. APPlv in person only, Mon. fuel Infection Increases mileage JOS AIIwood Rd auto glass person. Call through Fn 9-4, Atlantic Highlands LABRIOLA MOTORS 14%. New interiors a. colors TIT HONDA CYCLES — And Mooed, CNflon, N J 07012 741-10*3 Nursing Home, I Middiefown Ave., Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank MOTORS. 710 Woodbridge Aye., Shore Aree's Number One Dealer Aim Melissa Wallace Atlantic Highland! MANICURIST - Experienced, busy 741 2433 Highland Park 57M577. Rt v South, Freehold 4e2«Mi W Equal Qpporlunily Employer M/F nail salon. Call Tuesdev to Saturday will not be undersold. PART TIME - M/F. work from MALIBU CLASSIC 1975 — 350 an- DRIVERS NEEDED — For Christ- 710-22 70. home on telephone program, earn up gina, PS/PB. air. AM/FM, swivel TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1971. Body KAWASAKI 3S0 197] — Street or mes seeson. Sun., Mon.. Fn . Sat., to US to J100 per week depending on MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Part bucket seats, trailer hitch 12000. 4, engine In good thepe Needs work dirt. Sell quick, W33 or best offei some nights. Knowledge of South flme av»H*blt. 747-eeM or TO-HU time, Mlddletown. Current knowl 471-5057. AM/FM 8 track Roll bar Bait offer Ht-*M4. Jersey helpful Good driving record. edge or EKG, drawing blood, fnjec- over 5300 (42-314I. Must be able lo drive standard ihift PART-TIME BUS DRIVER — Will MERCURY BOBCAT 1974 — EKC. truck. SJ.7S per hr. Apply in person liont, ft Xr»v. Call 717-011*, 10-1. rain. 3-5 hrs. per day Apply in cond. inside A out Air, good TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. If E. Newman Springs Rd., person between to ft 2 al Rannev 5 Auto Services/ MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST —Full- mileage. 51,950. 4II1M4. til Newman Springs Red Bank Shrewsbury. hoot. Mi Hope Road, Tlnton Falls. time for general practitioner, I girl AMC/Jeep/ Renault 7474040 MERCEDES 240D - 1174. Auto- Parti office, Llncroft *r%%. previous ex- matic. A/C. AM/FM radio. Exc USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES EMBROIDERY MENDER - EM perience In doctor's office reauired More Classified Send resume to Box B 390, The Deiiv cond. 130,000 ml. Now only 14.W0 AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN- MAG5 — 2 Cregar Megnlslum perlemed. Apply in person: Partex Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 441411) TEED. OTHER USED PARTS slotted, Uxi j, fit Ford or Chrvsl Inc., 10V Hwv. 3*. Keyport on Next Page ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY Ul Call 1U-SW MERCEDES 24OD 19H — Diesel THEODORE, 7414500 Black with beige Interior, beige pin MUSTANG FASTBACK 1*ef stripe. PS/PB. air, cruise control. VEGA WAGON — 1974. Bad engine FOR PARTS powar door locks, AM/FM, 4-speed otherwise good cond «200 or best CALL 244 7J42 trans., 34 mpg, Polvglvcoel. Im- offer for car or will break up for SIDE PIPES — Thrush, side kick. *4 maculate cond. 40.000 ml. Asking parts. Call 2*4-1220, Eit. 31, I* or In. long with flex Pipe 4 mounting 114.000 Call 351-1444 days. 5U-94O3 ?9i mj after s » CLASSIFIED eves. brackets. Ul Call SH-SW7 after } VOLVOS WANTED USED MONMOUTH MOTORS Highest prices paid TRANSMISSION - 1171 Dodge 52 Hwv. 35, Eatontown Red Bank Volvo, 74VSMtV 5422414 Challenger. Brand new, still under VOLVO New 1 Used warranty. Bast offer. Call 741 tiu GIVE THANKS MUSTANG - 1944 209 4 speed Sales, parti, service, body .hop Many new parts. Good condition Shore Motors Rt IS, Wall S2I-7K0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 51.200 or bast offer 717-0194 4 AutO ROflt/LMM YOU MAY WIN DINNER FOR 2 VOLVO 19M — 2*1 UL. ilka new, 1 OLDS CUTLESS SUPREME 1975 - dr., 4-cvl.. 4-speed, air, AM/FM ster A DAILY GUIDE 2-dr . good cond . 11.400 eo with cassette 20.000 miles M4/) RENT A VAN Low, low rales Cell AT THE OLDE UNION HOUSE, RED BANK 741 1473 Call 170-2754 eves. Mertv, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. 3S, Key port. 2M-1MQ. OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS 2 Autos For Sal* Tall us something lor which you are especially 2 Autos For Sale Auto Insurance thankful for this Thanksgiving and you may WINDOW WASHING win dinner for two. BITTNER 1 CARTON AGENCY FIREWOOD MASONRY Esleblisned 1M1 Your message will be printed in the Register Lowest prices on auto insurance WINDOW WASHING — 100% auar FIREWOOD MASONRY INSTALLATIONS — Free quotes Immediate binding & niee to your satisfaction Call now Seasoned hardwood Heal efficient fireplaces, woods Classified section on Wednesday, November CAN YOU SELECT ID cards. • monthly payment Plan &tl LTERATIONS — Hems ft things. COST tetonaole. Call CARPENTRY ft PAINTING 741-7H1 Home Improvements, Room Re- PAINTING modeling Specialists, Insulating, INTERIOR 51 HtlpWanttd Sheet rocking, Elect ft Plumbing DRIVEWAY Free estimate} Call I42-4SI1. $300 Malt/Ftmalt CONSTRUCTION Make your house beautiful for the CLEM S QUALITY ADDITIONS - holidays I patch ell cracks ft seal all A Alterations Specieliiing In kltch- stains. Full color selection avail- AIDE/HOUSEKEEPER — S days, REE ESTIMATES - Asphalt ens Free estimates Call 741 >7Jy. able Very neat professional work at hours *-*. salary U 41 per hr., wev rivewevk. parking lots end sealer, a reesonebie price. Fully insured side art* Own car necessary. Call ullv insured Our 2*th year. G.F HERRMAN Free estimates. Call Eddie at 4T3-3O9* RT-CO INC PAVING 741 152* Builder & carpenter Cabinetry, *71-4403 ^__ AIDESH0MEMAKERHOME built ms. family rooms, basements. LINCOLN WALLPAPER HUNG HEALTH AIDES — Full or part- PLUMBING* Specialliing in the "Country Cotonl- Free estimates nruaiiiT- HUNDI 18 OF CARS time and 94-hour duty. Ho ex- al" look. 531-9495 Call 49s 14*1 perience neteisary Free training HEATING course Earn hourly wages plus LET OUR INTERIOR DESIGN — RENAULT IN STOCK mileage. Car and telephone neces- OUNG PLUMBER — Looking for Firm provide tha services lo help MOVING A STORAGE sary. Call Family !• Children's Ser d pipes Licensed end guaranteed you deiign A decorate Now is the time lo set things done the wav YOU vice 222 9)00 or S42-4IW heap Call Rev, '» 434* NICK'S MOVERS —Low rates, san want them. Call W> W4or 5424213 •or rates, free estimates Stereo* We travel Call anytime. 14*9194 AUTO WRECKER DRIVER -Must CARPET MR FIXIT HOME REPAIR License NO. *•* have 7 years experience Reliable Specialising In odd lobs INSTALLATION Call George, 4*9 91 S3 TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING — Highway U at Ptrinmy lxR 117 duties Evening*. 739 13*0. IMS CARPET INSTALLATION — UTILITY SHEDS - Skylights, roof Big or smetl insured- Hate- Koypoft AUTOMOBILE REPAIR PERSON lies, cleaning, re-levs, re-stretches repairs, decks, siding After * p r» , certified No 754. Free estimates. ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY. N.J. 542-4000 - Body ft fender work Ex- -•pairs. 264-6177 cell Joe 29 5297 •42-1163 perienced. Call Mi 102f between • I 18 TheDfeily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, NOVEMBERS. 1981 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadline Include Sunday the neit time you Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad for and you can.charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 3 days and we'll give you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa TOLL FREE PHONES day free Now that s a good deal See how easy it Ii? Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Besides you get fast results too a day on 1700 this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 54M700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIMfE. 14 Merchandise SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 71 Merchandise 101 Apartments 104 Winter Rentals 101 Commercial 131 Houses For Salt For Sale Wanted Rentals PART T.ME - Unique, rewarding SECRETARY - To Butintis Ad RED BANK — 2 bedroom garden POCONO DELUXE CHALET — 4 MIDDLETOWN — Reduced. Mint ooportumtv lo earn *nue helping ministralorBo«rd Secretary ll you 61 Business HOT DOG WAGON - Mounted on A CONTENTS HOMES — Attic*. apt. 1475 per month Includes heat, bedroom. 3 bath, large fireplace, Prestige Office Space Hi Level, 3 bedrooms Many extras Constantly ••Pdnding miot program are oeooif unfitted and possess open flat bed trailer. Best offer. basements, antiques, yard salei. hot wattr, cooking gas. No pats skiing with double chair lift. Indoor Owner will help with financing. needs interested people to care lor good typing and or gamut ton* I Opportunities 719 0314 . tall ft pepper collections. 244-6458. allowed. Call 741-7200. pool ft tennis courts. Sauna, horse- COLTSTOWN PLAZA (49,900. principals only. 787-1*02. mentailv retarded individuals m -.Kin-, you are the person we need back riding, etc. Weekly ft weekend MlDOLETOWN — Call or write for «aur home as a Re&Pite Care Pro Sleno and general bookkeeping de- IBM TYPEWRITERS RED BANK — 5 4 3 room apts.. rates. For reservation ft Information Hwv. 34, Colts Neck .'iit-r Length of stay vanes Fret JEWELRY STORE — For tall -ALL LIONEL TRAINS our complimentary brochure of ex- sirable For more information and RENTAL S22-S28 per mo. Iyer Top cash appraisal. wall-to-wall, modern, all utilities In call 471-0040. (opposite Delicious Orchard) training LdllOcednCoutlv Assocm aophcation, call Srtrtwibur y Monmoutn County All new finturtl eluded. Maturt adults preferred clusive Monmouth County listings Rent with ODHon to buy 872 0327 944 2M3 t. Private Entrances. tion lor Retarded • .•• • Respite Borough Elementary School. & turmihmgf. Repair shop «• inllrs Quiet West Side. 1775 4 »475 Secur SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms ft FOUR SEASONS REALTORS, care Proeram. at 920-ajjj 2 Individual Heat ft Electric. 471)200 Ul 0889 An Equal Opportunity Em inventory Colt. H00.0O0 « ol IBM — Corroding Scleclric II ivw ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought tor nv Partially furnished 741-0t4t or furnished apartments. Maid service, mover to JO HI Will Mil lor 180.000 Buvei top cash. Mary Jan* Roowvalt An- iv, utilities included In our low 3. Private Parking. writer, exc. cond.. 2 different letter 741 123$. MONMOUTH BEACH — Halfway to PART TIME H£LP -'Edrlv morn- has option 19 lake over lease at tiaues, 109 Eatt River Rd., Rumson. winter rates, Available by dav, week 4 Beautiful Landscaped balls with extra ribbons ft correcting heaven! Fantastic penthouse with ings, deliver my newspapers Must reasonable rent at present location 9423159. Member Appraisers As RED BANK - 1 bedroom just re- or month No lease-no security. Grounds SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS tapes (1000 Call 229 62O0or 747 Ut3 smashing views oF NY skyline, have car Call after ' p m nv 221 * or move contents upon purchase sociatlon of America. modeled. (325 plus utilities. Secur- TRADE WINDS MOTEL 842-1837 5 Walk.to stores, Experienced, tingle needle and ocean and river. Carefree con- Call BOO462-JO10 lor appt KENMORE WASHER DRYER - 3 ity, references, lease. After 5 p.m. restaurants, and bank. PART TIME -* Mrfiu-f mmUcd Der over lock APPIV from B-12, MI First dominium living, 5149,900. Call years old. 4 cycles Atking J3J0 Call ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- 747-3WO. SPRING LAKE — Lovely 3-bedroom 4 Long-term leases son to do nouseworh. tjns«ver onone Aye Allanttt Higrtlands_ FOUR SEASONS REALTORS, after *;J4r-42M. TIQUES. Rt 34 and Homestead home, oil heat. (350. Security. Ten- available. & tight DooufceeP.ng J91 S3" SlTTEfl FOR ELDERLY GEN 63 Money To Loan Ave., Leonardo. 291 5250 ant pays all utilities. 471-3392 or 3337 471)900, u I MAN - Mature minded person SEA BRIGHT — The Harbour Point or 974-0478. PICTURE FRAMES - F,ne Art " KIMDLING WOOD FROM $300 MO. OCEAN TWP. - Beauliful 2V» year '.'.••,»,,. Part-time, full-time BEER STEINS Motel, fully furnished luxury apts. ..>,'.••- looking 'or eaDeriencea pic It 90 Red Bank Lumber. 9 Wall It.. old Custom Colonial located In pret- Cdll betvyeen b 9 p m only, 747 6932 A BETTER DEAL Wanted by collector with a picturesque ocean view, all WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. — Phone: 431-2226 ture If d'"er Call 5Jt> 94&S Red Bank. 741-5SOO tigious Wevslde Village 3-4 4934747. utilities included In rent. Short or (Lake Worth),' 2 bedroom con- Mon. through Frl. 9 A.M.-SP.M. bedrooms, 2'/» baths, 3 flreolacet. SPEECH THERAPIST - For pre KITCHEN CABINETS —Prevlouilv long terms welcome. Prices starting dominium, completely furnished. PLANT TECHNICIAN- Part t-me, $ CASH $ COMMERCIAL MEAT SLICER — school program m public school owned L shaped 9M7. tight oak In- at (375 per mo 1492 Ocean Ave.. Sea Call M4-0934 after 4 p.m. RED BANK — Office space for rent central air, burglar ft lire alarm, Vi "» to 20 firs. Knowledge of trupitai Wanted. Must be fully certified and have N.J. cluding gas range, hood. oven, dish Bright N.J. 747-^53 next lo Monmouth Arts Center. (17) acre +. OPEN HOUSE Sat. A Sun, tonage Car necessary ,4i ''20 S5000 IM 20 mo 787-9402 Oct. 24 ft 3). 3) Cold Indian Springs certificate Contact Mr Wienerat Vi/H washer stainless sink ft faucet, 1435. per mo. Includes heat ft electric. (10.000 4(j mo SHREWSBURY - 3''i rooms, adults 106 Furnished Rooms Rd or call owner at 922 2423 atking 264 S400 tor interview »1 0331. DON'T HAVE THAT SALE 84! S538 120.000 t2S6.B0 mo preferred, heat furnished, Lease, se (141,000 _^ SHOPPING LAWN TRACTOR - 8 hp, electric Cash, high prices for your small curity ft raf. required. 747-1004. GOVT. BACKED ft» garage sale Hams, plus antiques, SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — Starter, snow blower. 1500 Call after CLIFFWOOD - Unfurnished, (50 a REAL ESTATE OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Weytld* FOR A NEW LOOK Experienced only Part-time week- STOP FORECLOSURE icweirv, contents of basements, at- WANTED — Garage apt. Rumton- 4 P m , 741 3913 week. Call Woods ft Long View Village. New days weekends & holidays. Apply NO CREDIT REFUSED tict. etc. Call 264 8614 after i p.m. Falr Haven area. In return for yard „ FOR SALE THIS FALL? 583-4714 homes from (145,000.(2'^% mort- Red Bank AnsWering Service, 14-HR RESULTS work ft household chores. Hard LEFTHANDED GUITARS — (2) Guv Johnson ' gage. No points, no fees. »i-050) worker with respectable lob In land- '4 7 040C Fender Stratocaster U00 with cast, Buy ft BUYS KEANSBURG 800-662-3066 scaping field ft excellent references RUMSON -*2-lemilv, gas heat. (700 Gibson 14'. Red Sunburst 1400 with Single Hems to entire households Rooms for rent SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Leasing A Commercial, too 74V ion. ask for Jim. 131 Houses For Sal* income, 10% loan, WRAP. (39,000 case. Call alter 5.170-1*02 Antique furniture. Itwtlrv. silver Call 787-4849 or 787-98)1 Night shift 10PM 6AMj0fri.. Sat.. 9 A m 9 0 m Won -Sal i nh down (44.900 530 17*7 immediate cash, 842-4334. CKNTURV 21 EinDmaer Realtors LLOYD STEREO -TTke new, 12W. WIST IND — 1 btdrotem, 1 block RED BANK — Lovely, comfortable i.l l/.n < ulur I V , like new. V300 from beach, swimming pool and RUMSON — Assumable mortgage. 4 • in MidOietunvn Grace Barker Jtt-8700 OLD CLOTHES WANTED — From room. Private entrance. Parking, 8% VA MORTGAGE cable TV on eremites. Call bedroom-2 bath,Cape Cod. Exc or best olter 872 0417 ask for Mike. the 1940s. 20't ft earlier. Especially Good ar*a Call 842 540}, 842-4271 Assume mortgage on this large b?l JiOO MERCHANDISE 7718235 - cond .(V,500 Call •42-O4I0 fancy white Victorian, beaded or Ranch set on Vi.ecre in prestigious Freehold today ' CXIB 6"AA" 6 "AA." 8"AA" 6 ''AA" . PRICE 1111 P«..>1,W S Mitt Clto Bvrd (Motwvevl 6 A A Thomas (Vocaturo) ,, cells, (not calls (not - - cells (not cells (not 2 players A minute to lum 1 Gold*" Egyptian (NO) 4-1 1 WWInemore Knight I Blum) . j i 4 Game Spirit (J Campbell) Included). rH NET included). - PRICE '• li'atime to master 1 Tropai (Klein) 4-1 S 1 2 Native Timer (Morrltsev) , NET Included). 1 J T D (KlrBy) Ages 8 up PRICE Aaai 7-iio AFTER REBATE Ages 8 up AFTER DEBATE Ages 7 up AFTER REBATE Ages 8up 1 Ntvtr Say Ntvtr lOrMnt). M ICIever Time A (Green) ti 1 Active Abater ISparacino) .. Hgesoup. AFTER KiaATMBATEI ••»—*»••'"• -rP- AFTERRHAAFTERREBAT"t Ages7u"ll»»'-u(.p. «r ... nc.-,c ••. r., . ,-. . 4 P T End'* ILtmim) M 7 R Gayllme (Martin) ,.. 4-1 0 Hallkle (Marshall) IM ALL PARKER AT BIO DISCOUNTS ALL PARKER AT BIO DISCOUNTS ALL PARKER AT BIO DISCOUNTS ALL PAP.HEH AT BIO DISCOUNTS ALL OABKER AT BIO DISCOUNTS ALL GABRIEL AT BIO DISCOUNTS J Ban Cuiro Nuihka IParolarll SI • Midnight Boy A (Radno) . . ..10-1 J Michael Obrian (Dandeo) 1H 4 Auiilci Joy Boy (Bavoill I I 4 Fulla Fighter (Corio) 1 Norman Brown (P MtGaal -KM I A A Caltilla (Vocaturol 10-1 5 Milt J D IMorrlt) KH *4 Tret, »1,7M Clm tr.tJMn- MPKI. II.W Clm Ujm 4 Dee Dee Ann (Scorwne) 3-t t Oaunttd Yanhtt (DtVllll) )l J Hebron (Robillard) I John Margin lOenll flllon) •> Redton (Kenekry) M t Hidden Fear (Prlmeau) 4 Suffolk Time (Ganl) S-1 4 Lin Kim (Kolh) 1 Stocklngtown (Rathbone) 5 1 4 Hobo Thorn*i (Onltel 3 Ron I Colllni (Molteyev) 4-1 J Frank Overlook (McOovern) 1 Hooeit Magic (Maker) • 1 Freehold results 7 Am-ibroSam (Molievev) 2 No Reipect (Ingratilat 1-1 J Our ij«ni HI U.OOO. MUn . Clmg j yo ft UP . 9 X Sharpest vet iBealmean i; i 8 Brute the Boii INemeli) .., S-2 Fur 7fid W OOO Clrna J vo* up. • Fur "A Susan s Matin (Miceli) 5-1 1 BrrWl'M Wjiint' ltat.dVi.lJ J 2 i xxx Mandv Above (Savmoi 17 i 10 Mexican Ambush (Miceiil ' '• ' 1 KM FdM and Attrt >Hernandt*li j • 7A S*ooni Bluffer i No Rider i S-1 Mh VU.0O0. Atlw , I vo.tFur J XX Pdneio iNo H.atr. , 121 i LhMflui PaooajtNo Rider i 7 1 White Chaih tNemeli) H 4 T.mbeau L.no Gun/*iei B. IS I 4B XX Knight Grauitarh (Woodievi 4 M Indian Lightning (No Rider) . 3-1 5 Jon* Droll iStUjmrif < 8 1 •. Iron Charge iCabavta' 17 1 Sabotage (Wiltoni . S3 * Native CUP (No H.atu t 1 6 Quiert Sabe (Peltingeri 6 4 R r , 1 ,i,i, (No Ridar) 13-1 ' BerMrh i Loo*/ L L • SI ' Siam-ng Wolfe (Namehi IV i Mary Astro (Jones) . . 4-1 I Lbvai Promiw • janeti . 10-1 SA Cattle Call iNo Rider) y oA Distinctive Moon (No Rider) 3 1 4 x x Mcr« Noblemar lYoungi 1] ;xx Bella H.ti iWoodleyl 0 1 10B NKhle 6 IGorttaiei M) 4- 8 Bump her a Buck (Perret) *•] Meadowlahds results Jrd 17.SM. Clm«-3vo, * Fur Oih 113,000, Allw . 3 vo A (in, 1M A 70 i XX Fighting, Angel tvixxiir, 17 Ydi lit U.2M. dmt. mtfn J «oa.ua • lur 7 XX Table Chone (Qutnonetl 6 1 Answer is No I Khd/ia) I 1 J irVer Gem (Goniale/ Bi 10 • Ruffle Rdae :Woodie*i 7 00 * 40 2 60 7 Holy flipole (Thomas) , 12-1 t Ms Contrete (Nemeti) 3 2 Monmouth $o«e>«i (Moimai 6 00 ? 80 3 XX Sterling Blossom IHichev) 10-1 i • Silent Protest (M'gliortl I S Kmg lit 'Qumontti 7 10 4 Lady'i Castle (Mmn 15-1 A Ca»h (orTerrie iWaifordi 4- lM4t I7.M0. clmi. ] ..las 1 Ml M s Dowdstown Miss (Nied) ' XX Let i Flourish iQuinonen 7 6 XX Amy's Puff lYoung) to 1 ] L«mDJde«trou* Buimnri • ) 00 4 n 1 40 4tfi 111.000. Clmt, 3 yo, t Fur JMira tmh Key (Fttn.... • 3-1 W t HO JW -tviit?'yCftiroa: int mtm RF B V Third JV.lefWolif.ai 7 TenOCioth Stnolar iNo Rider) » • 7 Jo* pet* Molina* 3 60 9Moregoid (Nemeli) 6-1 1A Pabaren* (Pettingen i Usubia IMI M0.-W fih 150.000 Added. Hndcp , 3 vo * up, 4 Joan \ Poker (Santaaata) 4 1M A 1/14 CiacU u * IH.M OVER 100 DIFFERENT !> Raja ine Great (Montovai 10- IA Hill Billy Dancer iThornburfli 11 itt\ ItO.OM, tlmg, m«nt. 1 ttlw. t lur b RocR n Raadv iGontaieit 17 7A Bets Delight (L'onet CCl , 7 1 1 Slviiin Meiodv iMglmai ' »0 1 M I » ' Ri&owm iTeieirat 3- i Eanham (Perrei) S-1 t> LO'O Cornell [TrtornaM ] M 1 70 IA Thebian Ruter iPenrngeri y 4 Siadv Castle Gin iGonialei B) 1 •' >. it« iQuinonei 3 40 4 X LOlaMor ( MigNO't • B 5 Jasp (No Rider) 15-1 Ciacta 'i*i 111 M 10 Sugar Bravo (Buthi 10- 6B Devil May Carp (No Rider) H *»: «,oao cimg, man. MM, 3 voftun * u King's Shelter (Nemeti) 10- 'H Saturn* iNoRiderl H 1th $11,000, Clmg . J «o. tM A 70 Ydl ae DaitaCr.sis (NoRiden ELECTRONIC GAMES! I B*4S ELECTROtiC Freehold today OUR fwci 39.76 MM ou« ntct 28.94 III. Pac*. II.ft* s Misi Cieo Byrd iMoisevev) b A A Thomas tvocaiuroi Egyptian #ned and read aloud (or the follow liam J Botwinick, Marilyn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PARTICIPATION IN THI COM- b Less allowance for possible loan losses . . I 107 that sealed bids for the replacement MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PP.0 of heating units at the District Head- c Loans, Net - ••" AU T O WO TIVE REPAIR Hirschberger. Judith Conk GRAM PURSUANT TO THE IN Bank premise*, furniture and fixture*, and other asset* PARTS* SERVICE quarters of Fire District No. 1, TSLOCAL SERVICES ACT. and Howard Tills Three New Tulip Sleeve Township of Freehold, County of representing bank premises -' 2 LUBRICANTS A ANTIFREEZE WHEREAS, certain Federal Real estate owned other than bank premise! 3 GOLF CART & TURF members — Paul R Alter- Printed Pattern Monmouth. located at Stlllwells Cor funds are potentially available to ntr and Schank Road in the Town All other assets TRUCKSTER REPAIR PARTS Monmouth County under Title I of TOTAL ASSETS (sum of Items 1 thru 111 ANDSERVICES man. Ross S Ninger and ship of Freehold, County of Moo the Housing and Comrnunltv De- mouth. Stale of New Jersey, will be LIABILITIES 4 IRRIGATION SYSTEM RE Harvey Goldberg — said they velopment Act of 1*74, at amended Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and PAIR PARTS AND SERVICES received bv the Board of Fire Com commonly known as Community De- mlit.oners of Fire District No. 1 In 5 GROUNDS A TURF EQUIP wouldn t vote on Silverman s velopment Block Grant Program, Timt?nd savVng* deposits of individual*. Partnership*, and the Township of Freehold. County of and MENT REPAIR PARTS! SER resolution Allerman stated Monmouth. State of New Jersey corporations VICES (Board! on the 17th day of Novem WHEREAS, It Is necessary Io Deposit* of Untied Slates Government 6 MOWER REPAIR PARTS the catalog system of the bar, twi at ll 00 a m (local prevail- establish a legal basis tor the County Deposit* of States and political subdivisions in tha United , PHOTOREPRODUCT I VE and its peoote to benefit from this Slates aunty library was not the ing time) at the District Head program, and WORK quarters of Fire District No I lo- Certified and officers' check* B PRINTING I COPY PAPER board s business. cated on Stlllwells Corner and WHEREAS, an Agreement has Total Deposits (sum of item* 13 thru 18) been proposed under which the a Total demand deposit* j* 9 CERAMIC SUPPLIES Wide smooth yoke above easy Schank Road in the Township of 10 POTTERY SUPPLIES Also last night, the board Freehold, County of Monmouth, BOROUGH of SEA BRIGHT and tht b ToUl lime and saving* deposits County of Monmouth In cooperation Federal fund* Purchased and sacurttles soldunder 11 ANIMAL FEED fathers, bloused waist—this State of New Jersey, at which time 17 FOOD CATERING SERVICE i .itilit•»! the teacher s salary and place the bids shall be oubiklv with other municipalities will estab agreements to repurchase ' ™ dress is slender yet so irery soft lish en inter total Services Program interest bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to Bid Documents including In opened and read aloud All bids must slruction* lo Bidder*, Proposal guide lor a two-year contract Tulip sleeve is fashion news and be delivered In person to the Board pursuant to N J S A 40 IA 1, and tna U S Treasury endother liabilities for borrowed ( WHEREAS, it is in the best In- Forrft*. and complete Plan* and SP* The overall contract still ultra-feminine. Send! at the above designated place, that monev — J, IT? c ^.cation* may be obtained bv ouan is the District Headquarters of Fire leresl of the BOROUGH of SEA Ail other liabilities "' needs some rewording before Printed Pattern 9022 Misses BRIGHT to enter into such an agree TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and ded bidden, at the ADMINIS District No 1. no later than the time TRATIVE OFFICES of the MON it is hnallv approved, of- Sues 8, 10. 12. 14. 16. 18.20 designated lor the opening of the ment, dabenturesl I sum of item* 19 thru 231 «« >» MOUTH COUNTY PARK SYSTEM, NOW. THEREFORE BE IT OR Subordinated notes and debentures ' HO Sue 12 (bust 34) takes 1 7/8 bids, lhat Is. the 37th day of Novem located in Thompson Park Newman luials said bar, iiei at 11 oo em it it the DAINE D bv tha Mayor and Govern EQUITY CAPITAL •Spring* Rd . Lmcroft, New Jersey. (aids 60 inch fabric responsibility of the bidder to assure ing Body of the BOROUGH of SEA BRIGHT, that the agreement tn- Common Sloth between the hours of 9 00 a m and In other business, a resolu- delivery of bid* at such time and a No share* authorized 73O.000 (par value) 4 wom Monday through Friday place. Mailed or telegraphic bids or titltd "Agreement Between the All bids must be submitted on tion establishing a family life bids delivered or sent to any other Count* of Monmouth end certain b No share* outstanding 640.110 {par value) < Ml (he standard proposal forms m the I'umculum was read for the place or In any other manner than municipalities located herein for tht Surplu* manntr designated and reauired bv . tf.oo to « be relected. establishment of a cooperative Undivided profit* and reserve for conlln«eiKle* and other the spec Ificettons and must be tirst time by the board means of conducting certain com capital reserve* - I— Bidders shall include in their munltv development activities." a enc losed m sealed envelopes bearing SS$ fv tatli bl