•y SHEBRV FIGDORE posure that will further her said Miss Perkins, who won professional singing career. a $20,000 scholarship In ad- EATONTOWN - Susan Miss Perkins, pausing in dition to her contract earn- Perkins belles all the nasty her first nationwide tour to ings from her year of per- things you'd like to believe crown Paula Satterly, sonal appearances. about Miss America. Ocean Township, as Miss "It's Ironic that women Her light brown hair It United Way here yesterday oppose something that of- slightly tousled and her in the Monmouth Mall, fers such generous financial enormous brown eyei are fielded questions that rewards." bright and expressive and ranged from the length of She says it's "silly and Il- she really Is beautiful. bar aklrt to what she logical" to believe that Miss America's A lt» graduate of Miami thought of President Car- women are reduced to sex University of Ohio, she said ter objects as they march down the personal Interview with "I've found that people the runway In Atlantic City. a real live doll; the judges was the most Im- all over the country ask me "Men will check out wom- portant part of the Miss the same three questions," en whether there's a pag- America competition. said Miss Perkins. eant or not," said Miss Per- crowns Miss UW One of the judges at the "There are three stock kins. September pageant said questioni — on abortion, "Women check out men that Miss Perkins had "the marijuana and premarital the same way. That's just best vocabulary of any girl sex." human nature." there- She prefers questions con- The Important feminist Is- She has been a legislative cerning feminism, she said, sues are equal Job opportu- aide and a speechwrlter, but they don't come up nities and passage of the and yes, she really Is ex- nearly u often. Equal Rights Amendment ceedingly bright. She considers herself a (ERA), not beauty contests, She's alto direct, honest, moderate feminist, and she said. and has a refreshingly clear bristles at charges that the "The (radical) feminists Idea of the responsibilities annual beauty pageant ex- say everyone should do her of what she terms her "full- ploits women. own thing. But sometimes it nH» time, very well paying job" "The Miss America con- seems ai If It's 'do your PAIR OF QUEENS — Susan Perkins, left, Miss America of 1978, and of the bonuses In the test offers more scholarship own thing as long as you do crowns Paula Satterly of Ocean Township as Miss United Way In cere- nationwide personal ex- money than any other," See Hbs America, page I monies at the Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Miss Satterly Is the reign- Ing Miss Monmouth County. The Daily Register VOL. 100 NO. 90 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1977 15 CENTS Strike agreement imminent By DAVID GRAULICH Acceptance of new contract terms by respective nego- TINTON FALLS — An agreement appeared imminent tiating committees to result In Immediate ratification by early today In the three-week strike between teachers and the constituencies. Ratification on Tuesday morning by the Matawan Regional Board of Education, according to Marvin Board and the Association followed by a return to classes Reed, a teachers' spokesman. for at least half the remaining portion of the full school He said a "memorandum of understanding" — a state- day by the teachers to permit the full opportunity for the ment of what the two sides agree will be the basis for the set- resumption of education on Wednesday morning. Teachers tlement — was being written and was expected to be com- would receive compensation for Tuesday and the schools pleted by mid-morning would not be open for students to facilitate the orderly The memorandum would then be presented to the school preparation for the resumption of classes on Wednesday board and the Matawan Regional Teachers Association for morning. ratification I. Term ol the new agreement: Although some points were clarified during another all- Pursuant to the present negotiations efforts, the terms night negotiating session at the Hilton Inn, here, the basis for of this agreement should be for three years, 1077-78, 1978- the apparent settlement was an eight-page proposal (printed 79, and 1978-80 below) presented by Jack D. Tillem, mediator from the state I. Salary: Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC). Salary guide improvements In each of the three years The proposal was made in an attempt to break the dead- based on average dollar increases per teacher inclusive of lock on the eve of today's State Supreme Court hearing, when increment. the high court will consider the stay of sentence granted 1(77-78 1978-79 1979-80 Friday by Judge Alan B. Handler on the jail terms given to 35 $1,350* $1,250 $1,050 Matawan teachers in Freehold last week. Today's court ruling * A portion of this Increase should be utilized towards could either prolong the stay, or conceivably could send the See Strike talks, page > JarkTUIeai teachers back to jail _ . At the heart of the PERC proposal is a three-year salary Increase based on the current annual teachers average salary Bitter resignation in Matawan of 114,100. The proposal calls for average Increas- es of tl.SO. $1,250 and $1,050 each year. In addition, the proposal grants full family dental ben- efits, contains a "no-reprisal" clause, and allows the board certain scheduling and assignment privileges. In a preface to the recommendations, Mr. Tillem said, "It Roser quits post hi time to assess that if the Board and the Association have not now come to terms, they will not come to terms." He COLUMBUS WASHES ASHORE - Christopher Columbus, left, (who Is Jo- stressed the proposal wasn't binding, "and that voluntary seph Pollotto, chief lifeguard In Asbury Park) Is welcomed ashore by Mi- agreement remains the necessary ingredient for a final settle- chael Fldek, also of Asbury Park. The annual "Columbus Day landing" ment " He urged ratification and reopening of schools for took place yesterday. Columbus, due to land on Sunday, had to postpone classes as soon as this Wednesday. The full text of Mr. Til- in Long Branch his act until the rain cleared up. The annual event was sponsored by the lem's recommendations follow: Monmouth Council Order of the Arrow Nat-Tsl-Hi Lodge 71, which In the RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT ByANNBRENOFF ciously and maliciously at- that the department "is tongue-of the Lennl Lenape Indians means In the Land of the Pines. For 1. RatifleatlOT aad the ctmmeacemeat ol fill opentloas tacked by a member of coun- apparently going to become a LONG BRANCH - S. Mar- cil..." story and more pictures, turn to page 5. wlthla tie District: shall Roser Jr., who has been political football this elec- the subject of controversy The letter predicts that the tion." here since he first became Long Branch Police Depart- Mr. Roser asks that "in the city public safety director 18 ment will never be free of po- best Interests of the depart- months ago, has resigned, it litical interference and notes ment, the city and my profes- Politics, booze Red Bank topics was learned yesterday. sional standing," the city con- Mr. Roser was responsible sider his resignation to be ef- »y 1EN VAN VLIET charges that the borough's postponed until Nov.l because lease, that "they have exam- traction from the Republi- for the implementation of fective Oct. 15 and grant him first aid squad and the West- all of the transfers were op- ined dozens of vouchers, cans. many personnel changes and three months severance pay. RED BANK - Bboie and side Hose Company are posed. many of which had been sub- He said there were a total Dr. Prezioso is expected to poUtics occupied the Borough new policies within the police throwing Indiscriminate beer And then there was the mitted by (Mr. Marks) which of 12 vouchers signed by Mr. department — some of which make official announcement Council last night parties. matter of a hearing for the showed expenditures of from Marks, who resigned earlier of the public safety director's It ranged from Mayor Dan- critics claim caused severe Marine Bar. Wharf Ave., $12 to $20 for lunches but did this year to move to Texas. splintering of the depart- resignation at tonight's public id J. O'Hern terming the lo- And then there was the charged with selling to a mi- not Indicate who ate them. "And of the 12," the mayor council meeting. cal Republican campaign a matter of three liquor license ment's rank and file. nor, which was again post- said, only one is not properly In his letter of resignation Reportedly, Mr. Roser em- "sewer of negativism," to transfers, all of which were poned by the governing body "There is no way of tell- filled out, and that one was ing," the GOP candidates to Dr. Sal J. Prezioso, city ptied his desk late last Friday u-tfil Oct. 24 at 9 p.m. signed by Frank D'Antonio, business administrator, Mr. night and is not expected to said, "If he ate a very ex- Mr. Marks' replacement. The mayor said he consid- pensive lunch by himself or if Roser wrote, "Since Feb. 2, return. ered recent GOP campaign he had the borough pickup The mayor called the Re- 1976. (when he took office) I He is on "vacation leave" The Inside Story literature which criticized the tab for several guests or publican statement an at- have received anonymous until his resignation becomes Robert B. Marks, former di- for someone who might be tempt at "character assassina- communications, been criti- effective Saturday, said Dr. THE WEATHER rector of the borough's Parks selling some kind of service tion," because neither Mr. cized by a biased press, been Prezioso. Mr. Roser has re- lacreatlag eleadlaess today wltk rain k Recreation Department, to to the community." Marks or Mr. D'Antonlo are attacked both professionally portedly not yet accepted an- •testate Ualgkt aad tomorrow. Complete "be an Insult." here to defend themselves. and personally, have had se- other job. repart •* page 1. The Republicans had criti- The mayor, a Democrat, And, Republican Councilman nior police officers working Although there was no offi- cized the use of borough vou- said the accusation was com- Walter M. "Pat" Thackara behind the scenes to discredit cial comment on who Mr. Manny Series* N»w It's cress coantry II chers for entertainment ex- pletely wrong, and he de- said he was unaware of the our accomplishments, and Roser's replacement might laiHi m.ve laU Register Top It II penses and said, in a press re- manded an apology and re- See Red Bank topics, page 2 more recently have been vi- 8. Marshall Reaer See Roser qills, page ) Ifntl- Ctutry Day beaks a fair with 'extras' 14 BrMge Aavkt I DAILY REGISTER 8 PHONE NUMBERS 1517 Mala Office 542-flH I TtU Free 171 MM Angry commuter meeting.. .almost no one came Ciwnrtri Pmfc I Tall Free SM-81M I Classified Dtpt 542-17M ly JULIE MCDONNELL say the number of spots have been reduced from about 50 fund to paint over the lines and it was suggested that the TV.. II Circulation Dept 542-4MJ to 44 by marking off parking spaces. driven amply Ignore the lines and park closer together, I Sputa Dept 542-4*04 LITTLE SILVER — They held a meeting for angry, disgruntled commuters last night and (almost) nobody "The majority of the commuters want no lines," he as they have been. Lifestyle 14 MMdlelswa Bureau 1712251 said. "This is an Intrusion of Big Government." Sgt. Harold' GfbUn of the police department noted Nate A Date.. II Freehttd Bareau 411-2112 came. Borough Council had Invited the town's train riders to Mayor Anthony T, Bruno first suggested that the that the department would not Issue tickets for cars 4 Lang Breach Bireai ..222-H1I lines limply be blacked out, but changed his mind when parked irregularly in the lot. ..III) Statehns* Barean mttimt • special t p.m. meeting to solve the great Parking Lot Controversy — whether the newly-striped lanes la the he learned that it cost $900 to paint them in — and will Paul Shroeder of Rivers Edge Drive, toe only com- cost an equal amount to remove them. muter in the audience, supported Mr. Mortensen, how- Uniform Sale Sal's Tavern, Red Bank. train station lot, which have reduced the number of park- ing spots, should be allowed to remain. "I think It would be asinine to spend $500 to remove ever, urging that the lines be removed to facilitate park- Now In progress. Shirley Free food during Yankees those lines," said Councilman John Marrah, adding, Shop, 17 Broad St., Red Bank. World Series Game. Only one commuter showed up, but that didn't faze the mayor and councilmen, who managed to argue the is- "Maybe yon should just hope for a rough winter and the Sherbum "Pete" Becker, a Republican candidate for Fair Havei Sidewalk Safes snow and Ice will take off the lines." •ML Night Feeltall Special sue among themselves for a good hour-and-a-half, and fi- council, then made a rather unorthodox suggestion. Frl.Sat.. Oct. 14, 15. Rain Daniel Acdani, borough engineer, observed that If "Why not put up a sign In the lot reading, "These me hot dogs. Bottled beer date, Oct. 21,22. nally emerge with » compromise. The lines will stay, but He. Lock, Stock & Barrel, 121 a few spaces will o» realigned to pick up a few more the Hnes were removed this week, another group of angry hnes are for your casual guidance only. Park at your con- Fair Haven Rd, 741-1821. Gong Show Tonight spots. commuters might storm Borough Hall next week, de- venience. No tickets will be Issued,'" he suggested. Sheraton Inn, Hazlet -264-2400. Councilman John Hortensen, the only member of the manding that the lines be put back. Mr. Mortensen was not put In a good humor by the u Bring your talent. T«algM Cewtewi" governing body who commutes, said he was speaking on "Maybe we could get portable lines?" he suggested. variety of serious and less-thnn-serious suggestions. Wad, Fresh. Thurs., Phoenix W#rid Series behalf of all the commuters who park In the two lots on Councilmen"Laurence McKeffey and K. Edward Ja- "You are showing a total lack of sympathy for the •Ml Forever Road. Trade Okie Union House, Red Bank. the north and south side of the railroad station, and who cob! also objected to spending $500 from the commuters See Aagry esamrter, page S Ik*, Sea Bright. Hot dogs and baked beans. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. U77 People
Cartoonist Garry Tnideaa the London-based organiza- American peace activlat was expected to return to tion that works to free polit- Emily Balch shared It In work this week after being ical prisoners won Nobel It* confined to a New Haven. peace prizes yesterday it • •• Conn, hospital for an unspe- was announced in Oslo. David lUrk.witt, the man cified illness, a spokesman Norway. Betty Wllllaas accused of being the killer said yesterday. "Doones- and Nalrrad Carrtgaa were known as "Son of Sam," re- bury" strips selected from awarded the 1976 prize for portedly believes he hat the work of the Pulitzer organizing a 14-month-old been ordered by his demons prize-winner from the past "Peace People's" move- to go into the streets and seven years are being of- ment to end years of fight- kill again Ira Jultak. Ber- fered to subscribers to fill ing in their homeland be- kowttz' lawyer, said hospi- In the gap caused by his ill- tween Protestant and Cath- tal officials have told him ness olic extremists. The 1(77 his client is "having some prize went to Amnesty In- problems There have been The Nashville Song- ternational for its II years some disruptions" in the writers Association Inter- of worldwide efforts to win psychiatric ward of Brook- national has inducted the freedom for "prisoners of lyn's Kings County Hospital Ute WMd> Galkrie into its conscience" and abolish were the alleged killer it torture and the death penal- Mute BnesxkJcwki Detank /Use lagan Theresa H««ai being held Nothing for Dolly ty Mrs Williams. JJ. and He added that on at least Miss Corrigan, J2, were the one occasion it was a bark- Datty PartM dW.'i wli a fourth and fifth women to thing. See Ike reaatry mi ing dog that "set him off." Alivays happens elsewhere, win the prize, awarded an- Berkowitz has told author- sfc awards ttary, page 17. nually by the Norwegian ities that he Is controlled by parliament, and the first a dog owned by a Yonkers Hall of Fame Besides Dust women recipients since not in your neighborhood Bowl balladeer Guthrie, the neighbor. Sam Carr Betty WIlHa Matrari Cental group also gave its Manny ELVATON, Ud (AP) - The the subdivision where they Chaplin of the Anne Arundel award to Merle Haggard. discovery of tne bodies of lived County homicide squad. "No Kris Krtsteffersoa and three missing girls, stabbed State Medical Examiner clues, no motives, no weap- Jeaaiy Cask. Manny is Said one: I'm a good white witch repeatedly through their Russell Fisher said two of«the on." short for manuscript. parkas and left lying face girls had been stabbed about News of the slayings sent ••• KIRBY. England (AP) - Other residents of the qui- "They kept throwing cutor said one of the five. Five witches whose back- et neighborhood testified something into the fire that Hugh Singleton, told the po- down in a creek near their six times, and the third vic- parents to Southgate Elemen- Ninwu SaUe. the first yard fire dance disturbed yesterday that the three seemed to cause an ex- lice: "We are practicing homes, has stunned the South- tim had more than a dozen tary School to gather up their black woman to win a mul- neighbors watching a mid- men and two women were plosion." said George Tay- our religion. I'm a while gate neighborhood here knife wounds. Fisher said the children when classes were tiracial beauty contest in night horror film on television chanting and dancing lor. M. "Then they would (good) witch." The bodies of Theresa Ho- murder weapon was probably dismissed School officials South Afirca. cannot legally gan, 10; her sister Deborah a hunting knife with a blade said usually a dozen parents have been put on probation around a fire in the shape jump through the The five, aged between II accept her prize Miss Salie by local magistrates of a cross burning in the smoke ... I must admit I Anne. 8; and Ann Marie at least five inches long will pick up their children but won the Miss Miami title in and 35, pleaded guilty to a "I was watching 'Night of middle of a circular pit In though they must be unusu- Brzeszkiewicz, also 8. were The girls were found fully about 150 were waiting out- Cape Town's premier beau- charge of conduct likely to the Zombie' on television the back yard of the house al people when 1 saw one of found yesterday The school- clothed and there was no evi- side Monday afternoon ty contest from a field of 22 cause a breach of the dence that they had been se- when I heard them shout- in which the witches were them sunbathing naked " peace. The magistrates put girls had left a house earlv "You just feel like clutching finalists. xually molested, authorities ing." said Robert Eaton living together. Prosecutor David Kilner them on probation for a Sunday evening to play and them to you." said one anx- I were last seen on a bridge said. ious mother. "They looked as though The women and two of said some of the neighbors year and ordered them to over the stream, which runs "We don't have anything." "We've always felt fairly Two women antiwar ac- they were In a trance. It the men wore black robes threatened violence against pay a fine of 187.90 each if through a wooded area near said Detective Sgt. William safe here." said Bruce tivists in Northern Ireland was worse than seeing the bearing signs of the zodiac, Ihe witches, and the police they got into trouble during Strazza. president of the local and Amnesty International. horror film." the witnesses said. were summoned. The prose- that time. civic association. "You always hear about it U.S. to finance happening somewhere else, but it doesn't happen in your neighborhood." said Roger Westphal. whose children Red Cosmonauts See tax cuts due gas ration study played with the Hogan girls He's seen Charles Cochran, who lives NEW YORK (AP) - The sible, to design such a sys- across the street from the Ho- them all federal government is (mane tem." he said. "We're not the fail space flight during 1978 gan family, said simply. "I ing a feasibility study on a only contractors involved. feel like I've just been clipped MOSCOW (AP) - Two So- Tass reported earlier that since *25 WASHINGTON (AP) - high as ffi billion national gasoline rationing "The system would be in the stomach " plan that would involve the based upon a motorist having viet cosmonauts returned sa- Soyuz-25 closed to within 393 President Carter's tax revi- The sources nave forecast use of credit cards rather a rationing credit card rather fely to earth Tuesday after feet of the Salyut-6 orbiting By PETER NATTIACE sion plan could reduce taxes that one-third of the tax cut than coupon books, officials than coupons." Goodstat said failing to link up with an or- space station Monday, but Associated Press Writer by up to 112 billion, says would be for businesses and say "The ration card would be biting space laboratory in a "because of some deviations Treasury Secretary W. Mi- two-thirds for individuals. Red Bank MARGATE, N.J. (AP) - "The definition of our effort used such as an oil company disappointing start to Rus- from a planned docking re- chael Blumenthal. and may The sources have said Ihe Tkls Is Jlmmv is a contingency plan." Paul card is used (Continued) sian's third decade in space gime the link up was can- go into effect in 1978. a year tax cut would be Introduced McCalleugk's eigktk Yaa- Goodstat of Price. Water- "Our contract is to address charges but agreed with the Tass, the Soviet news celled." The report gave no earlier than originally In 1979. although It would be kee-Dadger series, b«l Ikea house k Co.. said Monday "I a number of issues related to idea that it is important for agency, announced that Lt. further details. planned. phased in over several yean. ke's see» every Wtrll have no idea whether the gov- the possibility of using a cred- borough employes using vou- Col Valdimir Kovalenok and Western space experts here Blumenthal. emerging from But Blumenthal said the time- Scries gaaie slice Ike Pi- ernment envisions gasoline it card-based system for gas chers to properly itemize flight engineer Valery Ryu suggested two possible rea- a meeting with Carter and se- table for putting Ihe tax cut rates task Ike SeaaUrs la rationing. I would assume rationing." Goodstat said. "It them, to avoid questions in the min made a soft landing at sons for the failure, the latest nior economic advisers yes- into effect remained unde- sevea. this is to be prepared just in hasn't been a secret No gov- future. In a another matter. 1:26 a.m. Moscow time in the problem in the trouble-pla- terday, left open the possi- cided and that decisions on bility that the administration case." ernment agency normally Welton Johnson, a black lead- "set area" 110 miles north- gued Soviet space program Tkal was IMS, raakie. any tax cut In 1978 would de- Price Waterhouse was publicizes contracts." er, and lawyer, told the gov- west of Tselinograd The experts said the dock- might try to put the plan into pend on the state of the econ- awarded the contract (or Officials of the Department erning body that there have Tass said the cosmonauts ing mechanism on either MrCillMgk.
IIIUIHMllllllllllllllUIMMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIimillHIIIMMMIIIIIKUIIIIKUIIIIIIMIIHIMIIIIIHII ByJIMOSTROFF and SS efficiency apartments For example, a person with building on Kt 35. just south plans by the Toys R Us com- A toy store official said In addition. It one-bedroom a 17.200 annual income would ot (he Ft Monmouth en- p»ny to remodel the store va- they would hold a grand open- EATONTOWN - Construc- apartments and four effi- pay $150 a month in rent This trance. cated by Bradlce's. on Rt 35. ing at the borough itore on tion on the borough's first se- ciency apartments will be de- amount could be lower, The board also approved opposite the Monmouth Mall Nov I. Shore youth killed nior citizens apartment com signed to accommodate though. Mr Barbato said, not- plex could begin in March wheelchair-bound occupants ing medical expenses ran be the project's architect said A single two-bedroom deducted from annual in- last night apartment will be reserved come in turnpike crash Azeglio T Pancani said for the project's superinten- All rents will include heat, that bulldozers could begin dent, according to Nicholas electricity, hot water and con- HAMILTON TOWNSHIP. Lynch, two brothers. Law- clearing the 10-acre tract off Barbalo. the SCHC president nection to • master TV an- (AP) — A Toms River youth rence P and Timothy Lynch, tenna Charges for tele- BEAUTY Wyckoff Road by early To be eligible to live in the has died and three others both at home: three sisters. spring, contingent upon the development a person must phones, cable TV. air condi- ' have been injured in a car- Misses Maura Beth. Danielle, project's inclusion in a state be 62 years old or older The Honing and parking will not truck crash on the New Jer- and Nicole Lynch, ill at bond issue in January only exceptions lo this rule be included sey Turnpike near here, po- home: and his maternal In discussion with Planning are for couples where one Applications for the devel- lice said grandparents. Mr and Mrs Board members following person is less than 62. or for opment will be accepted in Michael Lynch. 16. was pro- Luke Shields or Keansburg CONTEST their final approval of the people with permanent handi- January if it is included in the nounced dead at Hamilton The Kedz Funeral Home. project, Mr Pancani. a caps or disabilities FHA bond issue Hospital here Sunday after Toms River is in charge of Springfield architect, said he A sliding scale of income Mr Barbato said construc- & COSTUME PARADE the car in which he was rid- arrangements was "hopeful " that the 175 eligibility was also estab- tion would take about 18 ing rammed a disabled truck million development would be lished by the SCHC Individ- months He added that occu- 3 CATEGORIES: in the center lane of the high- Samuel Eidelaberg given a "high priority ' and uals with an annual income of pancy could begin before that way, police said time in the completed apart- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - be included in the bond issue less than 16.300, or couples link Mist 3-10 yr». The driver. George Boner. ments Samuel Eidelsberg. 76. of I "It's been Ihree years since with an annual income of up II. of Avenel. was listed in Twn 11-15 yrs. Forest Ave . Deal Park, died we started this project. " said lo (7.200 are classified as In other business, the board critical condition at the hospi- yesterday at Jersey Shore Mayor J Joseph Frankel. a "very low income appli gave final approval to Lee Miss 16-27 yrs. tal yesterday with a possible Medical Center. Neptue board member, and I'm hop- cants" Myles. the transmission re- skull fracture, hospital offi- ing our {bondingl application "Lower income applicants" pair company, to construct a cials said No charges were Born in Asbury Park, he is approved so we can begin are categonzed as those indi- DATE: Oct. 29,1977 filed had lived here 22 years as soon as possible " viduals with annual incomes Back to school Listed in fair condition at He was a retired owner of Echoing the mayor's state- of up to $10,100 and couples TIME: 2:00 P.M. the hospital were two other Eidelsberg Shoe Store. Cook- ment. Mr Pancani assured with a maximum annual in- night Thursday passengers of the Boner ve- man Ave . Asbury Park, him. "I will be down in Tren- come of 111.500 PLACE: Monmouth Man MIDDLETOWN - \ Rack hicle. John Giardano 16. and which he operated for over 50 ton Wednesday at the (Hous- The maximum annual rent to School Night for parents of Eatontown, NJ. Robert Thompson. 18. both of years ing Finance Administration) permitted a potential resident High School South studonls i» Toms River to file the project's plans " of the project is 129.700. Mr Mr Eidelsberg was a char- scheduled for 7 • JO p m The Lynch youth had lived These plans, however, will Rarbato said ter member of Temple Beth- Thursday in the school the- in Keansburg before moving have to be altered to reflect Monthly rents will range FUN& El, here, and was a member ater here five years ago minor changes in the tree from HOI for a one-bedroom of the Mind Group of the Jew- Classroom visits will be He was a junior at Toms planting plan which is de- apartment to $3X6 for an effi- EXCITEMENT ish Community Center preceded by an e\plan»tu>n of River High School North, and signed to shield a 100 car ciency unit He was a member of the educational goals [or the had attended Keansburg parking lot from passersby However. Mr Barbato FOR EVERYONE Farband. the B'nai B'rith school year and i
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Established in 1878 - Published b> The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON lid tax evason. was the target of rations for unfair competition LES WMITTEN a political vendetta At LBJ's and antitrust violations. Bris- request. Connally allegedly ARTHUR Z KAMIN Bobby Biker, the bright- WASHINGTON tol-Myers and Abbott Labi eyed Senile wheeler-dealer asked Nixon to grant a par- settled the suit by paying President and Editor whose financial finagling be- don to Baker. large sums to their tiny rival. came an embarrassment lo SCENE Nixon, says Baker, rejected HIDDEN PROFITS - The Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Lyndon Johnson, was once the idea. Baker now says he Federal Trade Commission it asked by Richard Nixon's iiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiliitiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiuiiii was not interested in any par- quietly trying to crack the henchmen lor some dirt on don because it would have corporate wall of secrecy that • TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1977 the Democrats Undaunted. Rebozo report- been an admission of hides the real profits of many The details are contained in edly pressed Baker for em- wrongdoing conglomerates an anecdote-packed book, ten- barrassing information on Another time. President ANDERSON Our sources say that Ml per 'Will that be all, sir?" tatively titled Child of theother leading Democrats The Nixon called Johnson to tell cent of the financial data for Senate." that Baker is writing peppy Baker was only able to him coyly he was naming the car rental business, for about his controversial career suggest some minor violations LBJ'S old friend. John Con- hospitals to influence new example, is shielded from in and out of government Al- that Rebozo wasn't interested nally, as Secretary of the mothers Admitted a Bristol- federal Investigators. Thr though the manuscript. 14 in Treasury. Instead of being Myers spokesman: "Ob- profits of Hertz are buried in years in the making, is still in Nixon's personal attorney. plealed, Johnson was angry viously mothers are Im- the books of RCA: Avis is list- draft form, we have learned Herbert Kalmbach. also is because neither Nixon nor pressed with a product they ed somewhere in ITT's files: it will contain new revelations said to have pressed Baker Connally had cleared it with receive from a hospital." Econo-Car figures are deep in about Johnson and Nixon, as for derogatory information on him. LBJ's longtime friend But the hospitals are get- the records of Westtnghouse. well as John Kennedy. O'Brien, the book says The Liz Carpenter confirmed to us ting so much free formula The giant corporations can Dwight Eisenhower. John Nixon forces were pre- that Johnson "was slightly thai they have had to rotate cluster the profits of many Connally. Bebe Rebozo. Abe occupied with O'Brien. Baker hurt" because Nixon called between each company's free- subsidiaries In their bottom- Fortas. Clark Clifford and says, because they feared he him only five minutes before bies So the firms' promotion line figures. General Motors' Robert Vesco could link Nixon to embar- making the official announce- men. who visit hospitals as of- "wheeled transport category" Shortly before the 1972 pres- rassing incidents involving ment. ten as once a week, have had includes not only autos but idential election. Baker re- billionaire recluse Howard Footnote: We were unable to offer other inducements, railroad cars, tnicks and re- lates. Nixon's closest crony. Hughes to reach Kalmbach. Connally such as free architectural frigerators. Such firms as JIJ Bebe Rebozo. asked Baker if In another chapter. Baker or Rebozo for comment. consulting work, symposiums peanut butter. Pringles potato he had any derogatory infor- describes how he asked John- SUCCESS FORMULA - and speakers chips and Crisro rooking oil mation on Democratic Na- son, once he was out of office, Many hospitals are being de- Spokesmen for both firms are hidden under Procter and tional Chairman Lawrence to help him out of his legal luged with free bottles of in- told our reporter. Warren Gamble's "consumer prod- O'Bnen difficulties with the federal fant formula by the two giant Fiske. thai their promotion ucts" category. The profits Baker conceded lo Rebozo government. At Baker's ur- corporations that dominate practices are a "public ser- for Hostess pastries, mean- in a private meeting that he ging. LBJ allegedly asked for- the market vice " But they refused to tell while, are buried in ITT's wasn't too fond of the Demo- mer Texas Gov. John Con- Bristol-Myers and Abbott us how much they spend on telephone equipment cate- cratic candidate. Sen George nally to intervene with Presi- Labs, which sell about 83 per- promotion or what other in- gory McGovern. DSD But he dent Nixon on Baker's behalf cent of all Infant formula in ducements they offer. The FTC is trying to force told Rebozo that he didn't Johnson reportedly felt that the United States, have been Two years ago. however, a the big conglomerates to dis- know of any scandalous mate- Baker, who already had been sending truckloads of free small company named Baker close their profit for individ- rial on O'Brien convicted of theft and income samples to the nation's larger Beechnut sued the two corpo- ual products every year. Chaos breeds chaos By JAMES J. KILPATRICK " •••••"•»-.»"" In their place he would sub- whom do you have left? Wel- stitute a single uniform, na- fare claimants might provide This was the way the head- CONSERVATIVE tionwide program of cash as- a potent constituency In line read, a couple of weeks sistance. This sounds simpler themselves, but people on ago: "Moynihan Unhappy at VIEW But on close examination, it welfare Instinctively distrust Welfare Plans." From the becomes evident that the pro- the name of "reform." Well news story, it appeared that posed reforms are far more they might As a general pro- Daniel Patrick Moynihan. lllllllllMIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIUIHmitllllllMIIIIIIU complicated than the existing position, poor people are bet- who had praised the Presi- programs: they would require ter off In the hands of their dent's welfare program in Au- I IT has described it: A mess vastly more checking and oppressors than In the arms gust, had changed his mind in The several programs are monitoring by Inspectors and of their benefactors shot through with fraud and October. Now he found it auditors: they would not re- KILPATRICK Most of the truly important ftft-iintM maladministration The "grievously disappointing ' duce the number of welfare we are talking of a price tag elements of Mr Carter's plan present system tends to en- "My God." cried the junior claimants, but rattier would around ttt billion already have been written courage a status of per- senator from New York, "ifs make the number greater A line could not be held Into law Federal welfare manent dependency Almost certainly not liberal legisla- still even at that figure Once statutes already contain stiff Strike needs cool heads any change, it might be sup- tion " When the President first JISP were written into law. work requirements: the Food posed, would represent an im- Matawan Regional schools were of two warring factions — the Board For all practical purposes, started tinkering with "wel- Congress would confront an Stamp program already has provement But liberals and the senator's pronouncement fare reform." he was con- irresistible temptation to been made more generous, so to reopen today but it seems likely of Education and the Matawan Re- conservatives alike are dis- made it unanimous Heavens fident that a more equitable raise the level of cash assis- that It amounts to a veritable they still will be without the services gional Teachers Association — to covering, as they dig more to Betsy. 1 would add. It cer- plan could be devised at no tance in every election year guaranteed annual Income. come to civil agreement. deeply into Mr. Carters pro- of the district's striking teachers. tainly is not conservative leg- higher price He knows better The Carter program is com- The administration already gram, that often it is indeed Our greatest sympathies must islation either What we have, now. At the federal level, wel- pounded like a basic recipe has taken significant steps to The schools were closed yes- better to bear the ills we have be reserved for the innocent victims in Mr Carter's Job and In- fare now costs about 127 9 bil- for lemonade: Add sweet- cut down on fraud terday for the scheduled observance than to fly to others that we of the situation, the youngsters it is come Security Program, is a lion a year Mr. Carter would eners as desired My thought would be to of Columbus Day. Matawan direct descendant of Mr know not of raise that sum to $30 7 billion, robbing of their right to a full edu- The President's greatest hang onto the mess we have, Borough's two schools had been Ntaton'l ill-fated Family As- The White House asserts, in but that is only for starters problem, as Senator Moynl- which is at least a known and cation. As for the teachers' action in sistance Program The same defense of JISP. that Mr closed Friday by order of Borough The White House projection han's blast made clear: Is familiar mess, and to make flaunting the forces of law and order causes that brought the death Carter's program would gives no account to I.V4 bil- Council, under its police powers, in that the White House has no haste slowly In fashioning by defying the court's directive, we of FAP are likely to kill off "simplify" the administration lion that would be lost lo the constituency for this bill Al- "reforms " Mr. Carter's fear of dangerous confrontations af- must again condemn it as irrespon- JISP as well And fine with of public welfare The Presi- Treasury through Mr. Car- most everyone is vaguely in warmed-over hash made no ter 35 of the striking teachers were me. dent would abolish Food sible, hardly inviting of public re- ter's income tax credit pro- favor of "welfare reform." hit with Senator Moynihan. jailed Thursday for contempt of One hates to be excessively Stamps. Supplementary Secu- posals These days, every- but few persons feel passion- and the senator has a chef's spect and support. rity Income and Aid to Fami- court. The 35 were released Friday critical, for today's welfare thing gets inflated. In net ate on the issue Take away credentials After all. Pat Rancor has been the all too ob- mess is precisely as Mr Car- lies with Dependent Children added costs to the Treasurv. on order of State Supreme Court the federal bureaucrats, and Moynihan was father to FAP vious overriding characteristic of the Justice Alan Handler pending a re- teacher-board confrontations to date. view of the case. Borough and town- That atmosphere makes fully under- ship officials in a joint meeting Sun- standable the lack of progress day decided to permit the schools to through a strike that is in its fourth reopen today. Firing Caesar's wife week. Imperative now is a return to It is most unfortunate — nay, cool level-headedness. a calming <>f By Ml lldl. VS toa HOFFMAN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii an affair during which the What were they lo do? tragic — that the situation in the emotions so that issues may be ad- Laura Foreman's lawyer generous state senator gave Foreman came to the In- Bayshore school system, has been dressed with logic and reason. We says the former reporter is the rsporter about Jill.(Mill quirer with the highest pro- THE LIBERAL fessional recommendations: permitted to deteriorate to the point know the great majority of teachers very ill. in the hospital and worth of gifts The odor of conflict of in- she had done an outstanding it had reached last week when 44 are eager for just what the board, may not get well for a long time People familiar with the SIDE terest rises to offend the nos- job for the paper. If her copy teachers were given jail sentences students, parents and taxpayers 34-year-old former New York trils of the righteous. Not only was slanted it wasn't evident for defying a court order barring want — that they get back into those Times' reporter's work say iiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiminiiiiii must Caesar's wife be free to people who read it without their strike. They are but a small classrooms just as quickly as pos- she is outstandingly gifted, so. from all appearance of taint the partisan's super-sensitized eye. On the other hand, they minority of the victims of the failure sible. that the destruction of her ca- Frank Rizzn and his colla- but so must Buddy's girl had been told by staff mem- reer is especially sad for an borators, including State Sen- friend bers that Foreman was hav- occupation burdened with as ator Henry "Buddy" Cianf- After the story broke, the VM HOFFMAN ing an affair with Buddy, a many eager and unlalenled rani Buddy has been charged New York Times asked (or that of her former newspaper. major figure in the Rlzzo Sputnik shock recalled people as journalism in a 110-count indictment with Foreman's re signation and Even if it should tum out that camp Before coming to the being an exceedingly bad boy got It. Twenty years ago this month what is known constitutes her sighs of relief were heard across the Times. Ms Foreman was a The specific accusations cov- It's never been alleged that entire conflict of interest and If they failed to take it se- Americans suffered a shock to their land. star political reporter for the er everything from racketeer- Foreman did anything to viol- nothing else embarrassing riously, it may be because that's one of the ways women national esteem scarcely paralleled But not for long. The Russians Philadelphia Inquirer where ing to mail fraud, which ate the terms of her employ- turns up. the paper, which ment with the Times Quin- get shol down In journalism. in immediate impact by any other kept "winning." and-on April 12. she covered the comings and would be all right except that ironically has been militantly goings of that city's Mayor he and Laura Foreman had ine contrary, her immediate opposed to Buddy's pal. May- They are constantly being ac- event since World War II, That was 1961. put a man into orbit. More superior. Washington bureau or Rizzo. has taken some bad cused of sleeping with their the Soviet triumph of sending a sat- gnashing of American teeth chief Hedrick Smith, has been shots. news sources by jealous male rivals who've been beaten out ellite. Sputnik, into space. President Kennedy responded quoted as saying her work Should the Inquirer's edi- "conformed to the highest on a story. Although the Eisenhower Ad- with a May 25. 1961. speech calling tors' have seen what was hap- - ethical standards of the pro- The mating of reporters ministration at first pooh-poohed it. for an all-out effort to put an Ameri- pening and gotten Foreman fession." off the story of Rlzzo's re- with campaign personnel is the reaction of Americans quickly can on the moon. Eventually, at a When you've reached any election campaign? After all. an old story. But when male brought a change of emphasis. Not cost of S25 billion, that was achieved degree of visibility in the she did write stories describ- reporters do it, the assump- even the early rationalization that on July 20. 1969. media business and you get ing the mayor's primary op- tion is that they are using the the "second-rate " Russians could fired, it's very painful be- ponent. Louis Hill, as dreary secretary or campaign aide, Now the space program has set- cause it's so very public getting the Inside stuff. When . only have achieved the feat by steal- and lackluster. Unfortunately, tled down from those dizzying Moreover, in a world domi- a woman does it. it's she ing U.S. secrets would suffice. since a number of Hill's sup- heights of the 1960s to a workaday nated by deferential porters also thought their who's being used. Everything from the quality of business of unmanned space probes, schlemiels. most people pre- champion a mite dreary, The fact that it was a wom- American science to the caliber of such as the Viking landers and the sume the firee is wrong and reading Foreman's stories an who got bounced should the boss is right. remind us how many things its education to the efficacy of its Voyager interplanetary flights. The wouldn't have tipped the edi- Her ordeal is matched with tors off. haven't changed. national goals was challenged A space shuttle program took a leap major eventual result^ was Federal forward with the Enterprise this aid to education. Proponents were year. The Soviet Union, which able to use post-Sputnik anxieties tu opened the third decade of the space Today in history push the cause — it was labeled na- age by launching two cosmonauts to tional defense education funding to link up with an orbiting space sta- By The Associated Press Rico after torrential rains. seized 10 hostages but re- sweeten the pill — past those who In 1973. President Richard leased them after a Federal tion for a "study mission. " also has On this date: had resisted it in the name of keep- Nixon was seeking the advice judge ordered reforms at the settled into a less glamorous and In 1811. the first steam fer- of/members of Congress and jail. ing Washington interference out of more practical program. ry was put into operation by political leaders before nam- One year ago: Reports the classroom. All but diehard enthusiasts be- inventor John Stevens, be- ing a successor to Spiro Ag- from China said Mao Tse- tween New York City and In the weeks after the Sputnik lieve the U.S. program is now at the new as Vice President. tung's widow and three others launch, the hue and cry went up for Hoboken. New Jersey. In I97S. the Catholic Church had been arrested. right pace in terms of national pri- In 1933. Latin American na- America to get something up in withdrew endorsement of the Today's birthdays: Cho- orities. But one frequently hears a tions signed a nnn-agression Franco government in Spain. reographer Jerome Robblns space and quickly, no matter how A nostalgic wish that for America pact In Rio de Janeiro. Ten years ago: Officials in is 99 years old. Newsman Jo- Vanguard satellite blew up on the something like the man-nn-the-mnnn In 1962. Pope John the 23rd Bolivia said the body of the seph Alsop Is 67. launching pad amid agonized out- goal still were present. opened the second Vatican slain guerrilla. Che Guevara, Thought for today: The cries and derision ("the grapefruit Council of the Roman Catho- had been buried in a secret mold of a man's fortune is In Sputnik I inadvertently gave the lic Church. that fizzled"). Finally, on .Ian. 31. grave. his own hands — Francis Ba- United States a common goal, if only In 1970* there was wide- Five years ago: Inmates of con, English philosopher, 1958, Explorer I went into orbit and for a time. Herblock is on vacation spread flooding in Puerto the District of Columbia jail 1581-1626 SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1977 The Dtify RcgfetCT 7 Dawes angered by teachers association 9s demand FREEHOLD - John I demand in a telegram sent to lieve that demands of this that harmony be again re- He said he had been inter- eted his Freehold law office employed by either groups or quietly, not in marathon all Dawes. Republican candidate him under the signature of kind will intimidate me," Mr. stored between all parties as viewed by members of the The teachers blasted Mr. individuals attempting to night sessions which only lead (or the Assembly in the Ilth Eleanor Guerci, president of Dawes said of the telegram. an aftermath of this highly MEA and had filled in a ques- Dawes for failing to ask the sway my vote once I have ex- to fatigue and irritation, but distric, yesterday called the the county organization. It "I have taken no part In (he damaging and completely un- tionnaire in which "I made it court to lift a restraining or- amined a question thoroughly during normal daytime or strike by Matawan Regional said. "The Monmouth Educa- Matawan teachers' strike nor necessary strike." abundantly dear that I do not der prohibiting them from and arrived at a determina- eveing hours, during which teachers "highly damaging tion Association demands a do I intend to. That Is a mat- Mr. Dawes, who is attorney (avor strikes by teachers striking. tion regarding the matter." time the situation can be ap- and completely unnecessary" - statement of support from ter to be settled between the (or the Manalapan Board of whose first responsibility is to Mr. Dawes said that during With regard to the Mata- praised rationally and clearly and rejected a demand by the yuu for the teachers of Mala- teachers and the Matawan Education, said he would not see that our children receive this previous service in the wan teachers strike, Mr. and points of dispute can be Monmouth Education Associ- wan or we will have to re- Regional Board of Educa- capitulate his ideals for the a proper education. legislature In 1972-73 he had Dawes said that from reading resolved in a reasonable, in- ation that he issue a state- consider our support " tion," he continued. "The endorsement of any group or The MEA endorsement of always voted with a "clear newspaper accounts it ap- telligent manner." ment in support of the teach- main thing to remember is organization In an effort lo Mr. Dawes was questioned mind and conscience" on all pears to him thai reason has en. "I was quite appalled at the that the kids must receive the capture the voters of any one Friday by teachers and strik- legislation, favoring what he given way to emotion "with The MEA. which had en- language used and do not education they are entitled to block of supporters on a high- ing secretaries in the Manala- believed to be morally right both sides seeming to forget OLDE dorsed Mr. Dawes, made the take kindly to those who be- receive under the law and ly controversial issue pan school district who pick- and opposing that he consid- in their determination to ob- ered morally wrong. tain personal victories that UNION "And should I be elected to the Innocent victims are the the Assembly once again in children." HOUSE November I plan to follow the "Their education is really RED BANK Huge park same path." he said "I have the only thing that matters," not, and never will, give in to he said, "and it behooves ev- any form of pressure tactics eryone involved lo sit down 842-7575 $35 million industrial ratable plan unveiled for Freehold Township
By JOAN KAHN about 2 acres minimum The According to the devel- chase and development of the government. development of the park Is opers' timetable, plans for Union Carbide plant, a tl mil- The prospective industrial Home Improvements FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - expected to add about 400 construction will be brought lion ratable here. park now a sod farm, will be The owners of a 110-acre new jobs in the county. before the township Planning Frederick Jahn, the town- divided into separate build- AT SPECIAL MONEY-SAVING PRICES tract on Rt. U and Jerseyville Principals in Willow Park, and Zoning Boards, in No- ship administrator, said Wil- ings, depending on the needs Ave, unveiled plans last night Frank Grecco, Westfleld, and vember and December, with low Park will be the (lrst of of the individual tenants. (or the development of a mas- Robert Perlov and Joseph groundbreaking for the proj- its kind in the township, con- Two-acre tracts will be the sive industrial park which is Napp. both of West Orange, ect slated (or the early sisting solely of Industry. minimum lot size for devel- ADD-A LEVEL expected to add a 135 million are also executives of the spring. The initial tenants are opment. "Thirty-five million dollars ratable to the township's tax Napp Grecco Co.. of Newark, expected to be able to move is going to add significantly to The parcel's previous own- baae when the complex is leading pipe and cable con- into their new quarters by the tax base," said Mr. Jahn. er, the Mahoney-Troast Con- fully completed In 1087 tractors late summer or early (all. struction Co., was unsuccess- The industrial park, called Mr Grecco said yesterday Township officials were Committeeman James May- ful in attracting a single ma- Willow Park, is designed to that plans for Willow Park jubilant over the prospect of or, said municipal officials jor tenant (or the tract, and attract about 38 tenants en- have aroused interest in sev- the massive Industrial park were excited over the pros- the new owners believe that pect of landing the large ra- gaged in light industry, re- eral prospective tenants, but and its affect on the township. their flexible made-to-order rmKSY*r search or warehousing, with he declined to disclose their Most municipal officials cred- table which would be benefi- subdivision plans for the plot, ttch structure on lots of names. ited the township's industrial cial for Monmouth County. will be an Inducement to a day tours, where bankers, Committeeman Robert W. varied number of tenants. realtors and Investors are es- Frye. said the project would The parcel is accessible to. BATHROOMS corted through the township's be a major (actor in keeping the Freehold freight rail line, available industrial sites, with the municipal tax rate stable. and will be serviced by septic stimulating Interest in devel- Mr. Frye said he believed tanks, with preliminary in- opment. that Industry was attracted to stallation of sewer lines (or I <1&L Industrial tours were said this town because of Its stable eventual hook-up with a sew- to have resulted In the pur- and harmonious municipal er treatment plant. $75,000 willed to hospital GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • ATTIC ROOMS FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - erected shortly. tion costing about IS million. DORMERS • FINISHED BASEMENTS Freehold Area Hospital has William H. Williams, vice The new wing contains 45 been named as beneficiary of president of the hospital additional medical-surgical a $75,000 bequest by the late Board of Trustees, said all beds, an expanded emergency NO DOWN PAYMENT Earl B. Johnson, of Freehold gifts to the hospital, including pavllllon, new operating TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT and Charlottevtlle, N.Y. bequests from wills, are used rooms and an expanded surgi- In addition Mr. Johnson, exclusively (or building and cal recovery area, along with MONMOUTH PHONE: 741-5060| who died in March, left the equipment needs. additional laboratory and x- Hwy. 35, Middletown hospital nine acres of proper- The hospital recently ray departments and a criti- I CONSTRUCTION CO. ty valued at more than opened a new four-level addi- cal care unit. 1100.000 Mr. Johnson was an in- ventor and fanner who lived and worked in Freehold for many years. He was the origi- nator of the Johnson Cup, a watering device for poultry, FIRST PATIENTS — The first patients admitted to which he patened along with Freehold Area Hospital's newly opened 15 million other inventions. addition were Dr. William H. Frazee and his wife, In honor of the bequest, the Eleonor. 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I would double WITH TOP QUALITY Security In addition she Consumers Power (NYSEl tier commitment in Northern holds 200 shares of Ceneral and wonder if I should soil Slates Power With »:i -tun I Public Utilities (NYSEl and them'' I acquired most of the SUCCESSFUL would buy Middle South I'tili ALUMINUM 100 Northern States Power shares during the 197-1-75 re- ties(NYSK). a high-yield util- (NYSF.I In regular savings I cession when the price was ity The balance should be in- keep 115.000 for current ex- low so 1 have a good capital INVESTING vested in a no-load bond fund penses and in a savings cer- gam I am in my early such as Northeast Investors COMBINATION tificate S7.IKHI at li'.j per cent twenties and am interested in Trust. 50 Congress Street. I now have S'.'II IIIHI to invest growth as well as income I Illllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIMIIII Boston. MA 02109 or Fidelity for her — I have power nf at- Corporate Bond Fund S3 De- stocks Should I sell" L S have probably reached a cessive yield now available on torney What do you suggest vonshire Street. Boston. MA Michigan plateau and may back off. the shares confirms the mar- 1 1 for income and safety" J I. WINDOWS 02109 These investments A — Consumers has had a relfecting uncertainty over a ket's doubts on this istUC Michigan would add about 11.600 to her | very erratic earnings record, nuclear plant in which Con- Sell You can't beat our quality window, annual income but achieved a good rebound sumers has invested over S400 Q — My mother is in a A — Sad as your mother's low price and expert installation! in profits last year However, million The court has or-nursing home, terminally ill situation is. she has the com- i) - What should I do with net will likely be moderately dered a review of regulatory Most of her expenses are cov- fort of a capable and con- my Zenith shares'1 C F Vir CHOOSE FROM OUR SELECTION Of lower this year The shares permits for the plant. The ex- ered by insurance but other cerned daughter Her present Rinia HEAVY DUTY, TRIPLE TRACK, FULLY A — I'd be inclined to sell WEATHER STRIPPED ALUMINUM WINDOWS The company has been hurt by excess capacity and price WITH A WIDE RANGE OF FEATURES. competition in color TVs II has been losing market share. SHOP & COMPARE PROWN'S LOW PRICES and is beset by cost problems Furthermore. Zenith is dis- 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK 741-7500 continuing certain research functions and laying off em- Our 52nd Year ployes. F.arnings are likely to Open daily 8-5:30 Friday till 9 P.M. plummet in the second half of this year, and the longer-term outlook is uncertain
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OPENING CEREMONIES - Edwin J. Geils of Sea sey City office in 1909 and is its longest depositor, Bright, second from right, joins in grand opening is escorted by, left to right, Paul Pontozzi, the ceremonies for the Provident Savings Bank at bank's assistant vice president and regional man- the wind? Broad and Monmouth Sts. in Red Bank. Mr. Geils, ager, June Price, the branch manager, and Diane who opened his first account with the bank's Jer- Echevarria, hostess. SAVE REGULARLY WITH US TODAY Cascaes endorsed SO YOU HAVE SOMETHING LEFT FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- Romen Cascaes. incumbent FOR TOMORROW! Township Clerk has received the unanimous endorsement of the freehold.Township R,- publican Executive Com- mittee to be the G il I1 candi- date Mr that office in the No- vember ith General" Election He joins CommitH'eman Rob- ert W F r v e and Sane} Queenev Tax ^ssojssnr on the local Kepubhcan -Lite INTERIORS A Daily Register V SPECIAL SECTION Coming uupola TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 for stnioi c/tiztnt invites you Now that we re back indoors it's time to take a look around trie interior lo live in Ihe grand Rooms need painting'' Furniture need manner to which you've replacing'' Carpets worn? How about been accustomed the curtains and draperies9 II rou re used to the bes| .)«i II want to consider the You II Imd many decorating hints and Cupola-the «ltimt« m senior helpful information in the news col- citizens living til suites are umns plus great offerings from ad- private 'lor indmduils ot couples,, rath with kitchen- vertisers So be sure to get your copy elte and available unlurnished of The Daily Register on Tuesday Oc- SPECIAL or furnished to suit your own tober 25th and read our Interiors soe- personal taste Featured are cial section CONVENIENCE 3 superb meals a day from PASSBOOK a year a diversified menu, matt) Compounded Daily service, planned activities, 5.47 5.25 theatre, gilt barber ami ADVERTISING DEADLINE SAVE BY THE 10th OF ANY MONTH, beauty shops, card { game EARN FULL INTEREST FROM THE 1st. rooms, libraries delightful THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 greenhouse, even a fully staffed infirmary all for REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS EARN INTEREST FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL one modest monthly fee (you The Daily Register never buy a thing, Excellent WNM0UIH COUNTY j GREAT HOW Ash About Our Other High-Earning Savings Plans.' stropping right nearby So, come make your neit years the very best years of your life . . It The Cupola UK fOI OUI BROCHURE "TM CUrOU STOUT" MARINE VIEW 3S °I/tr Cupola SAVINGS MIDDLETOWN > ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT W 100 Ridtewood Avenue Paramus, N.I. 07652 m PHONE NUMBER FOB ALL OFFICES 671-2400 001) 44442W y Mtmt*r F3LIC Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N j TUESOAV. OCTOBER 11. 1977 The Dtfty RegfetCT 9 Crossword puzzle
ACROSS 32 Astride 54 So, that's 13 Fr.town 1 Settle 33 Rigid hi 18 Hada 7 Ship drum 34 Office 66 Causa to 14 Is devoted copies, for adhere 21 Despots to short SB Adage 23 Charge with IB Land 38 Teed off creator a crime 16 Straight 39 Door sign 61 Brit, poet, 25 Entourage 17 Figment of 41 Original Waher 26 Wine barrel th* imagi- thought 63 Belgian 27 Like-of nation 42 Shape dough port bricks 19 Goddess of 44 Beyond, old 66 Charms 28 Traditional mischief style 66 Bucked knowledge 20 Mitten 46 Basketball 67 Kind of 30 Namesakes loaen team eyes of the Babe 22 - du Diable 46 "-the 68 Spreads 31 Repeat 23 -faceredl here and 35 Fruit 24 Valved 48 Puts to them drinks I'LL Be aup 36 Head: Fr. WHEW instrument work -rue MtfftlTM' 26 Unruffled 49 Cuts DOWN 37 Back talk 6EAZOH 16 OVftff. 29 Back: Fr. 52 Weed 1 Baby's 40 Antenna parent movers Yesterday's PUKIO Solved: 2 Gat ready 43 Concoct to print 47 Hollywood 3 Innermost prizes part 49 Rove 4 ChokK 50 Out front 6 Clothes 51 Chambra elegantly 53 Adjust a 6 Gauge clock 7 Armyoffi- 56 Indian carabbr. 57 Balance 1 10$ IT, MOM THERE'S A FBOS IN THERE 8 Yearn 58 Ordinary 9 Spring 69 Afresh SOMEWHERE THAT OONTflftD KWSHINT about 60 Advantage 10 Impulse 62 Relative Mary Worth devices of mum 64 Roofing SOME NIGHTS WE OH f SOUNDS LIKE PIP VDU HAVE ANY 11 Uaealoom The Family Circus By Bil Keane io/n/77 stuff HM> CAUERS AN CCAL SETUP FOR NOCTURNAL DATES 12 Encorel Lift MUST HAVE BEEN FROM THE BOT6' FUN ANP GAMES' WITH AQUATIC po yoo WANT RATHER DUI FOR >OU CAMP ACROSS AWWRERS? II 12 13 I* 15 10 III 112 1] ICC TEA, OR GRISIN CAMP HERE? THE LAKE.' 1 COFFEE, WITH NOTHING TO CO ill 1 PEAR? BUT SWIM » 1 E 1 P p TITL j TT w 1*l rPsssF^ Andy Capp r1•"4 , 'AVS ASQUINT AT THBSe 7 VWHILEI TMtNK ABOUT IT IN 1 ! 1 I P rmt3 i • ! s 1 11 11 1 1If11
tO-M The Wizard of Id Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11 reason, it is important you know may be exerting today. Listen to good ad- — Born today, you have a must keep calm, some influence on your vice from an old friend. knack for cpying the initial WEDNESDAY, OCTO- behalf. GEMINI (May 21-June crack in the armor that BER 12 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 20) — A change in your signifies change. Whether LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) 18) — A profitable venture present way of life is on the it Involves personal rela- — Whatever frightens you may prove less than gain- horizon. Don't be fright- tionship, a business con- is to be avoided. This is no ful at this particular time. ened by initial signs which tact or a Pn«nv*»' invest- time to try to prove how Don't become discour- may seem to foretell ment, change foreseen is brave you are. Acts of aged. The tide changes upheaval. change already halfway rashness cause suffering. soon again. CANCER (June 21-July met and adjusted to. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. PISCES (Feb. IB-March 22) — You may be wasting You will find this ability 21) — Unless you are will- V) — Concentrate on new- your time waiting for the advantageous where your ing to forgive - even If you found means to progress help another has promised. Blondie career Is concerned, for can't forget - you will on an old project. Co-work- You would do well to begin you can anticipate what know a restless day of ers may be willing to step to act on your own. 40.25 FOR DINNER WITH FOOD PRICES SO HIGH AND I HOPE YOU'RE will be needed before co- expecting ill of an old aside - at least temporari- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — ^-. ATMVOWN IT'S THE ONC WAV I CAN A HEAVY workers do and, thus, to friend. ly. Ask! STRETCH MY While a Uttle learning is V, HOUSE?'. TIPPER/ appear extremely Insight- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- ARIES (March 21-April said to be a dangerous ful to those in Influential Dec. 21) — Take advan- 19) - If possible, get an thing, it may also impress places. Only a timidity tage of your artistic lean- early start on what will another sufficiently to gain about putting yourself for- ings. You should be able to ultimately prove to be a you a point in your favor. ward keeps you from using make progress in your re- long day. Much to do; VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) this talent to your best lationship with a new much to gain! — Be prepared to work advantage. friend at evening. TAURUS (April 20-May through a difficult time Although you are at CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- 20) — Whatever has a alone. Those who seemed pains to hide your feelings, Jan. II) — This is an direct bearing on the willing and able to assist you respond deeply to what excellent day to press your achievement of immediate discover they have other goes on about you. For this advantage. Those in the success Is tob e followed up plans.
South dealer Doonesbury Sheinwold's bridge advice Both aides vulnerable A3S0UIWM NORTH By Alfred Sheinwold SAVE THE GIFT DAILY QUESTION • J 10 7 soirman NHcr.vet V 10 8 6 3 OF MSNS M> SCHB0U61U> Awmsjs UWIWV6K "Whatever you give, give As Price pointed out, South As dealer, you hold: • A K Q cp O m otrn OUR quickly," doesn t always apply must ruff the second heart and 8 5 3 2 '7 7 h He Phantom Beetle Bailey 10 The EMtyRegfcfcr SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY OCTOBER n I 977 f •Television Today Oh, God!' refreshing New York Channels — 2,, 4•*,, 5J, , 7i, , 9T,, 11a i, 13 " OAYTIMf MOVtCS attractive woman ha MI been J) MOVIE B> BOB THOMAS sistant manager of a Califor- John Denver is a revelation story with auto racing and lryinj 10 maal is a nvsl editor Thraa Tha Haul Way 1174 JM (4) GOOD 0T DAYS (torn in* Todsy sactiwi oi IM fVsseciatrJ Press nia supermarket His mes- He could give up singing and the blend Is surprisingly ef- W 00 t'own. trad wiiliamaon. , MOveS Tritwna sage spread the word to remake all the Gary Cooper fective Al Pacino is an Amer- • /HKMMVSOX MHONfYMOONKW The) Touch ol Mm* nen a aI0UAL JU8TI0E UNDER LAW and James Stewart movies ican race driver who has be- TO MOM THE MCHARO PHYOK "OH, GOD'" IS the happiest earthlings that they're mak- •:« itM Trial ol Aaron lun' TIM surprise of the fall movie sea ing a mess of things Fortuna George Burns ts perfection in come an emotional automa- t MOMf Hott Richard Pryor Guana kxmar US VBa-Praaloant au tonom ol tha Bottle (I) (I) THE HO EVENT John Baiutni, May* Angatou mad lor traason In 1HV son, 1 whimsical comedy that tely this fragile theme was the title role The rating is tion in order to survive He sea ^k Clark s Good Old Dsyi LaWanda Paga, Shirlay Hamph.n torn written by Larry Gelhart PG but the film contains little visits a paralyzed comrade In Qlynn Turman and lha Pipa (R) refreshes the soul The prem- I MOMf From Bobby So. to Bikinis Moll ) TUIMMV MOVttJ OF THE ise sounds forbidding God. (TVs ••M-AS-H") and di- that would prevent 1G. a Swiss sanitarium and en- laci To lalaan OK* Clark Co-hosts Annette 1 looking curiously like a Jew- rected by Carl Reiner, two BOBBY DEERF1ELD counters a wan beauty who Funicsllo and Frankie Avalon •Mahln Purvis. O-Man Dais infuriates, then intrigues him ta Noauiflic look at the late Ms ant (7) FANU1Y- Hobanaon OK* Sargant Mawln ish comic, appears to the as- sure hands with comedy combines a bittersweet love r MOMf Earth H early 'Via Among the nearly 50 Purvn. IM llamboysnl till A fated romance develops Al- slsrs who will appear and • NIGHTMARE MMWMI FBI buraau crual. Irackl vin Sargent's script is replete EVE NINO perform are Connie Francis. FUGUES KATE! down and capluras Ins mlamoui with happy surprises, and Fsbtan Lesley Go's Dion irvd Machlna Oun Kally and Ml aaa more gang, wno hsvs daringly Schedule 4 all-day bus trips Sydney Pollack directs with a llXntl NEWS kunappad a miittonsira playboy fine pictorial eye: a balloon MSI EQUALITY IMS LINCROFT - Four all day beautiful park A picnic at 8 a m and return at S Tha conliovs'sial guaillon ol ascension Is stunning The HOU.VW0O0 CONNECTION (TimWORLOSEMU OIWHJOHTZONf guided bus tnps sponsored by lunch, camera and binoculars pm. Dec 8 The display as- i ooo count ABC Sports will provide live aguality in Amaiics la aiammad relationship between Pacino coverage ol lha Itrst gams ol tha in lour araas aquality ol sga Brookdale Community Col- are suggested sembles the largest collection QIOOM 01) MOVIE and Marthe Keller works: Work) Serial liom lha city Ol lha ••i, fscs and economic Dangar aignal IM laclwy lege will provide the ultimate The work of the great artist of Cezanne's paintings since HI American Lsaouc Champion circumstancas neighter has appeared so at- Scott. Rosamwy Da Cams (t hi in variety, from the wilder- Paul Cezanne is on exhibit at the 1936 Retrospective at the I N»C NEWS turn HrMnl tractively vulnerable Rated hi LOVE LUCY I-MOVIE ness of the New Jersey Pine the Museum of Modern Art in Orangene in Paris There will l» OABNCB TED AMUSTKONO <:« PG. but the film has some nu- DAKNCWS leys ol the Kingdog m 1*5 (IKDTOMOIWOW Barrens to the narrow, mid-town Manhattan A bus be ample time to view the urn dity, sex and rough language y . Thonui Milchtll ,1 4 IBNtWSS Host Tom Snydsr Ouaill on A J Cronm'i ••moui crowded streets of New trip to New York for a guided rest of the museum, or to vis RMtVEIIFEFENNWOON O rV*art HlHbum. Iggy Pop. Joan rx>v«i ol lt>t Scoilun mtlltontry tour of this exhibit will depart it other nearby museums. •TtftftOQEM U IM. Kim Fowlay. Paul WaUaf. York's lower East side MatiM nnare AnaeUUw MfttOM O«voiton to humtnily suctacl is pun* -rocii music The New Jersey Pine Bar- af Aaterica MPAA rattan aVIl no conqu*r» th« lorctt which Ml 1;M oui to Mitroy hit minion m J: JOE FRANK UN SHOW rens are the destination of the I )0MNfwS Chin* 12 hn JO mm i first trip, to take place Ocl 12 ( I IVIMNa MAGAZINE 1WOOOUHf G -General audiences All iNKNfWS from 8 am to 5 pm Hjts admitted. t Nil WCK CAVITT SHOW »WADV BUNCH Ou«iU Dtch Clark. Conwiy PG -Parental guidance sug- Informational bneflngs will TABCNEWo S Twiny Anrwtt* FunwtMo. Rogtr lit N«i« dsnaaui Rudott •ndRootf be held from 7 to » p.m.. Oct. gested Some material may •OWUNO. FOK DOUAHS Nurayav 1! and II. Slides and photo- not be suitable for children IMORKS Op MAA QOOO (XSSON ANCE 11:11 graphs will be used to present • R -Restricted Under 17 re- (Eld) NEWS Tirmtck • awtrd- 1VM i quires accompanying parent an overview of the Pine Bar- allVLa^fl (IJ) MUSK: Atiwly winntng lilm btoortptty ot J!JB THE CM LATE MOVIE rens, including the people, or adult guardian. Anw(can compostf Charici ivts Kojak A Qisvt Too Soon' Kenan IrfW MIH* Ml i« baaad on In* compoaar % piaiiuiai a mamb*' ol lha plants, animals, industry, and 1 X -No one under 17 admit- mmk. ha (or mamot ramimactnctt and syndlcata whan an undarground geographic features Lunch ted Some slates may have tap*d mtarvittjra with ra4ativtt cop Is lound murdafsd and trtands Th#titm ir»ce»mitof Counlaitait Oisan Osvid and binoculars should be higher age limits. ^flnu4^«K•a on th« compotw s Janisan. Nofman Lloyd U S brought along on the bus trip. • M Tiaasury Ag.nl is pillaO sgamil a A walking tour of the lower QMuatc maslaf counlsriailsr (Ft) Music IS ' The premiere , |' ;< THE TONIOMT SHOW East Side of Manhattan and Karen Duthie Host Johnny Carson Ouflts episode ol a new aanes tM the Jewish Museum is sched- empnasuos the importance ol 1 NEWSBHEAK Ptls Fdunlsm. Enaalbarl uled from 9 a m to 5 30 p.m. K Humpardinci. tllvl • 00 the winner dsmonitratas that all lorms ol Landaabarg Mant Earn NOW SHOWING (JJtJJst ASH Oct. 2J musical eapression we vaM dp MOVIE Colonel Potter worried about the 'To Iowa a Vimpits 1IM Ralph Tour members can sample HAZLET — Karen Duthie nervous tension spparenl in the ATIANTBalai BarbaiK HIGHLANDs JaHom S EXCLUSIVE the ethnic delights of this won the best of show award Ml ARIA ENGAGEMENT (TJCAIeOeD CAMERA 4077W. asks psychislrut Sidney *1.60 neighborhood, from bialeyt at the I!th annual Art Show {JJnr; MATCH OAUE Fraedman who shows up ss one ol the wounded to lake an ay- and knishes to sizzling rice held recently at Veterans Me- iJtHANANA jt CAPXX BURNETT ANO inlrxmal look at some of the more RT H and Peking duck. They, will imorial Park Other adult win uptight cases m I AND I II MAT MS t PM » mini It MEDICALCENTtB be at leisure to explore the mere among the HI entries In- IM) MOUYTrVOOO SQUARES Iht Mor> oli niamet.i J-I-I-IS .UT»ABA¥ I I I II curio and food shops, and to cluded Harold Smith. Keans- $ lam.YWED GAME I TOW EN LAM ANO WSWI-IIIS-ia-kt* t • »• IT ADAGIO lunch at one of the scores of bury, (or nils: Janie Neal (or d m two pans, the personal restaurants in the area. water colors: Ira (.olden fur and professional lives oi a photography: and (ienrge husbantt-andwila dance team UMARF TU'IV A visit to the wild, wind- i ere eiamined The second swept marshes of Brigantine Skudera for mixed media presentation lealures David and MRtlHMilrll (3) HAU0WON Anna Uana Holmes in e National Wildlife Refuge is Junior winners, ate II •n. I I N1IH * HUNKS performance ol a ballet Soring planned from 8:30 to 3 p.m.. through 17 years included Su- Mater HI(,HWA> II ¥ Oct. 26 At this time of year, san Tumblety for oils and An- ANO HIM *.m StJ-4141 the huge fall migrations of MOTORCROSS MADNESS - Ricky Worth gets his thony Petecca for water col- TM6OY0N J HONE DA* AT A TIME Convinced Julie is in sbove her waterfowl can be seen Birds special motorcross bicycle airborne during recent ors In the under 13 division 1 •RTZPATtKHS' heed. Schneider dives to the can be observed landing and trials at Shark River Park. Motorcross enthusiasts lanint Hopkins won first sa» raecue only lo csusa a riptide ol taking off in vast numbers, have been racing approximately every other week pnze for nils and Mary Papa- J 10 THE FtTZPATWCKS troubles tor both Julia and Ann markou for mixed media Tha FiUpslnchl Oldest ton (Pan ill ot s lour-part eptsodel their beating wings producing at the park in a program co-sponsored by the Mon- 1000 handicrafts and mis- Seen, finds thai ht it ml M a unique, rumbling sound mouth County Park System and D. J. Cycles, Bel- sicsc-tional si he imaflirtal ] IllOU QUANT More than 2(1 species of birds mor. Cyclists vie for trophies and ribbons In three cellaneous art work by .indue laMM Lou IB shocked 10 find out the take refuge in this large and age categories starting at eight years. Marrv Gradv At the movies The»e schedules arc pro- vided by the. theater and the Make A Date times ore tor today only. S - eeilriclta I Pen A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit nrganiza OCTOBEH 15 Tr>i too Ntttt BtOD In B'to tions Rates K 00 for 3 lines for one day SI On each addi- Garage and Cake Sale - to benefit Children of Early Tromtng |PCl ' )S • tional line: 13 00 for two days. Jl 2i oach additional lino Intervention Program of Holmdel. Sal. Oct 15th. 104 fATONTOWN COMMUNITY I - S5 for three to five days. SI JO each additional lino. $6(Xi p m 41 Main St. Holmdel Cindr'»,io IKI' Ut» for 10 days: 1200 each additional line Deadline noon '.' COMMUNITY II - Little Silver PTO Garage Sale. Sal Oct IV 10 to 2 Tht Loir fttmofct ol ItfiKi G«t. i days before publication Call The Daily Register. M2Aim l.t IS p m Markham Place School Vuditonum Little Silver IA TON TOWN DRIVI-IN - ask for the Dale Secretary Th« Spy Who Lo.id We |PG> ' OCTOBER l« OCTOBER II nIEHOLD Matawan 12 Mile Walk For Hunger, sponsored by the Parents Without Partners. 644. meeting Don Quixote t Sov Whwo Loved Ufl IPOI J 'i Association of Clergy, under the auspices nf CROP t 10 Rt 34. Malawan. 8:30 "Fathers I'nited Tor Equal HALL II- starts lpm. St John Viannev High School. Line Rd Th» LO11 Hrmokt ol Bfau GeVf I PC I Rights." Dancing. Live music Free hustle lessons 5ft«- ' 7.9 Thrift Sale. United Methodist Church. :'47 Broad St Smith's. 8 pm Refreshments, table and door prizes in- UAMIDDLITOWN III - Red Bank. Thurs. Oct 13. 10-9. Fn . Ocl 14 lil-nonn cluded in donation of 12 Reservations, call 871-2208. 741- KfrnluCkv FrltdMovit IP.I 7 10 9 30 . OCIAN T0WN1HIP Clothing, furniture, bric-a-brac 5417 MAViaW MUUI CIMIMA - ML L*A IrMah tn-rm OCTOBER .'1 Slot Won (PGI 7 » • is JAMES BONO MARTY FILDMAN OCTOBER 14 MIDDLIMOOK MOVIIII — LAST KSMIIIS OP T i CV G 7 IKE SPY WHO lOVfD Demonstration by Fenn Vogt of tools, raw materials Middletnwn Township PB\ presents If* \nnuitl PBA ODLIIHOO OIII Ball Shore Casino Featurine Siniikey Warren. Second A Srido. TOO For (PGll 10 |4»»!4I • lei, tea., «... I F Jt. I T.41.S.M UI. MM. HON. 11 ja and techniques used in hand-crafted copper wall sculp- • ID SANK ii tures. 8 p.m. Guild ol Creative Art. B2fl Brnad Si . Shrews- Coming. ;ind Comedian Greg Lewis (from Lavvrno and MONMOUTH AUTI CIHTIII - On* OOntflPG) 7 30-9 IS bury. Members free Non-members SI 01) donation Shirley Show) For tickets call H71-47II0 M0VI«« Ml - Or ZHIvooolGI OCTOBER H-15 OCTOBER 21-22 ovianABOgt ^Too For IPOI I IS Eatontown The Revuers of the I'nited Methodist Wayside United Methodist Church. 1223 W Park Ave.. SHiiwiauitv CINIMA I — Church of Wyckoff Rd . Eatontown will lead a Sentimen- Ocean Christmas Bazaar. Fri . 5-9 p.m. Sat.. Ocl 22. 10- Tht Spy Who LOvrd We IPGI ' 30 4 Unusual gifts, knits, woodcrafts, plants. Baked goods. 9<1 tal Journey back to the Fabulous 40's Curtain time R:15 CIHf MA II — (Sat only) Snack bar. Fri Hot buffet Sal. ll:J0-2:M 4«3- You LigM UP My Lite IPGI 7 10. 9 ID p.m. on Oct 14-15 Music is under the direction of Lois .1 CINIMA III- 2519 FonlOtllC An.moliOn Festival IPGi Kehrer and dancing under the direction nf Carmen S 7 X>» » Petrichko. Tickets are 12 50 for adults and S'.'no for stu- OCTOBER 22 dents and senior citizens They are available at the door Pumpkin Parly. St Mary's PTA. Luncheon 4 Fash- ion Show. Buttnnwood Manor. Hwy .14. Matawan. Ocl 22. OCTOBER IS 12 noon Fashions from Nellies of West End Roast Tur- October Fest. dinner, dancing, open bar s p M until key or Seafood au Gratis. >7 per person -195-1199. TM program 1 A.M. Dinner served s P M sharp Donation 112 50 per Sweater Sale — Sweaters, dresses, skirts, slacks sets. Develops the lull potential of the GENERAL CINEMA THEATRES person, sponsored by VFW Post 2179 7S7-9SII7. 7.l9:'ins individual leading to Enlight- evenings Knits for everyone New merchandise, first quality, latest enment and the unfolding of $H«WMURY-$1.50 III 2:30 P.M.-Wid., Sat., Sun fashions Half-pnced or less. Free babysitting. First Uni- Supernormal abilities Such as NO IMOAIN WAtlHHS - "Star Won" Rummage Sale. Old First Church. Mi Kina* Highway. tarian Church. H75 W Front St . Lincroll Sat.. Oct. 22. Middli'town. » n m to .1 pin Ciimd used ilniliini; \)<«k- • IMTATION 10-4 pm SEAVtEW SQUARE CINEMA housi'hiild iirticles ;ind plnnls • MVtSmilTY MtRtY CIRC1I "u A1PI : I Annual Fall Luncheon & Fashion Shim, held at Four BT', 66 A I . MB Mr" [ I . ;/', HH1O I Mlddietuwn Pop Warner "(iaratii1 Salo" !i ;i in in :l • MASTltY OVER Lakes Country Club. Lincroft Fashions by The Joy Shop pm Belford Independent Firehnust'. Hi|jhwin M Bel- NO IMMM MATMHi/fAlHi of Lincroft & Little Village of Port Monmouth Tickets: WNDAMINTAL ford $7 50 Starts 12 noon Sponsored by Middletnwn Elks No. HMOS Of NATURE CINEMAS-Hazfet Run For Rumson — a five-mile run through Rumson. . JAMESBONOOOr 2179 T uoim IT 31. T J? sponsored by the Rumson Community Appeal Trophies MATAWAN PUBLIC lied Bank Chapter O.E.8. Indoor Flea Market. Ma- r THESPYWWQ for fastest runner, fastest woman runner, fastest over 50 LIBRARY 7:30-9:45 sonic Temple. 152 Maple Ave . Red Bank 9 am to 4 pm iiV LOVED ME PG 10:30. Race Victory Park Regisiration S3 by Ocl II to Wed- Oct-12,1:00 P.M. Space 15 Call 74I-9S49 Dealers welcome. Peler Dixon. 21 Sailors Way RAWTAN H.S., HAZLET OCTOBER 24. 25 Breast of Turkey Dinner, ilnlnxlcl I'ommunlh TMUM, OCT. 13 7:30 P.M. Nearly New Sale. Oct 24. 25. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Congfe- Church. Fellowship Hall. Main Si , :< |i m In s p m KH MOn MIOUUIIM (Alt gation B'nai Israel. Hance 4 Ridge Rds. Rumson. Groat Adults: W.50. Childivn $2 Take mil itinnrr-. uvailablo THE WAHSCINDINIAt For tickets cull UW-HIH2 bargains and some hnunewaren # MEDITATION' Second Annual Polish Night al |hf Bayshnre Knights WCroBKHSU J* SHUSH Will of Columbus. Rt. 36. East Keanshuri; Music by .1 Alex- Ciii/y lint Chinese Auction, sponsored by I'uri Mon- 544-1654 •VHI-IJtf.lt ander. Polish Polka Dancers Open bar and Polish fond niuuih FIINI Aid \uxlllarj to be held nt Hufk Smith's. We also have lecturers available Donation S8.50 per person For tickets, 7H7H47.1 :tii. ncl .'ti fm Informallnn c;tii 7H7-7»4:i. in btwak lo your organization or fjroup SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1977 11 Subway Series? Now it's cross country NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Yankees and loves together plays together, while the Yankees play victory and follow that fast with three more the Lot Angeles Dodgers, two franchises that together on the field and argue about it in the triumphs. To that end, Martin will send lefthander dhrtdedbueball passions and World Series titles in clubhouse. Don Gullett to the mound against righthander Don the lUts. square off In Game t of the 1177 World "We built this team on togetherness, love and Sutlon tonight. Series taught apiiit," said Lasorda, who managed many of his Gullett, who Ironically was Cincinnati's opening- "This Is exciting for baseball," enthused the players in the Dodgers chain before succeeding game pitcher against the Yankees hut year, will be Dodgers' Tom Lasorda, a National League pennant long-time skipper Walter Alston this season. "I love making his first start since a shoulder ailment winner In his rookie managerial season In the big my players because they got me here. Hey, I was just knocked him out in the second inning of Game 1 of the leagues. "Here we have the two great teams which a thirdstring pitcher on my high school team and now AL playoffs last Wednesday oger the years have been synonomous with major I'm managing the Dodgers in the World Series in the At that time, Martin proclaimed Gullett wai league baseball." House That Ruth Built" finished for the season. But Gullett, who said he threw Lasorda, who said be was cut from the Dodgers' The Yankees' road to the AL pennant, won over pretty well on Saturday and Sunday, told Martin that 1155 championship team because of a young Kansas City in the ninth inning of the fifth game for be could pitch. left-hander named Sandy Koufax, was highly the second straight year, was a rocky one, "There's been some physical Improvement," said emotional about the classic confrontation between highlighted by a near dugout brawl between Martin Gullett, 144 in the regular seaso tie Yankees pinstripes and the Dodgers blue and Jackson, the near firing of Martin a personality "I feel I can go out there and pitch. Every pitcher Meanwhile, his managerial counerpart, Billy clashes between Jackson and Yankees captain has days when he's not 100 per cent and he goes out Martin, proclaimed there was no longer any special Thurman Munson. there and wins with secondary stuff. rivalry between the Bronx Bombers and the Dodgers, "It's a relief we won," said Jackson, benched in the "But I'm not looking for secondary stuff." former tenants in the borough of Brooklyn. final game against Kansas City but a starter in right Did Guliett take a pain-killing shot? "The fifties were too long ago," said brash Billy, a field tonight. "That way I don't have to hear how "I don't want to comment on that. Ask the doctor," hero of the Yankees' 1KJ World Eeries win over the Jackson failed. It makes things alot more peaceful Gullett said. "Bums" of Brooklyn. "We used to travel by subway around here." "We don't announce those things," said Martin. then. Now we go cross country in planes." It looked for a little while like the Yankees weren't Sutton, the Dodgers' ace right-hander, is both There now Is a lot more separating Los Angeles and going to be allowed to drift peacefully into tonight's well-rested and healthy following his victory New Zork besldee 1,000 miles. game when Jackson rereived an eight-page Wednesday over Philadelphia In the NL playoffs The Dodgers, ateam built from Its minor league telegram, allegedly from owner George "I'm fine, did you hear anything different," Joked system, failed to enter the free-agent market. The Stelnbrenner, saying his contract was termlntcd Sutton, 144 in the regular season and the winning Yankees, however, have been called the best team because his attitude had been degrading to the team. All-Star pitcher last July. money can buy, adding freeagent plums Reggie After seriously scrutinizing the telegram for "There's Kill a lot of excitement In being here," Jackson and Don Gullett to last season's AL several minute*, Jackson was able to laugh it off as said the long-time Yankees fan who only changed his championship dub that dropped four straight World a hoax. allegiance when he was signed by the Dodgers in lltt. Series games to the Cincinnati Reds. Things could stay peaceful for the Yankees "But it can't compare with my All-star start. That DON BUTTON The Dodgers believe ta the credo that the team that provided they quickly pick up their 100th World Series was fun. This is work. DON GULLETT All is well Billy, Tom in the land just buddies of the Yanks off the field Reggie Jackson had nothing bat nice things to say about Billy NEW YORK (AP) - On the eve of thebiggest confrontation Martin. "Give him credit - the man has guts," he said. "Martin of their lives, rival World Series Managers Billy Martin and wotld play Hitler if he thought it would help him win." Tom Lasorda hoisted a few in a grog shop Just below the Billy Martin had nothing but nice things to say about Reggie baseball commissioner's office Monday night. Jackson. "I made it hard on Reggie during the year, but I have "It's Columbus Day and us Italians have to stick together," developed the greatest respect and admiration for the guy. He said Martin, born Alfred Manuel Pesano. really put out for us the last two months of the season." New York's Martin and Los Angeles' Lasorda had attended George Steinbrenner had nothing but nice things to say about a pre-Series meeting in Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's midtown Martin, the manager he is reportedly ready to fire Manhattan office Monday evening and then sauntered downstairs, just the two of them, to the tar end of the nearest bar while startled bystanders looked on in disbelief... until they got up enough courage to go over and ask for autographs. One of the cocktail waitresses came over while Martin wae reliving a story from the past. 3"Can I have your autographs, please?" she asked. "Would you please sign it 'To Richie and Scuffy's.' Richie's my brother and that's the garage where he WILL works." "Sure," Martin replied with a emile, "but only if you let me CRIMSLFA finish this story first." "We were beating Kansas City regularly in those days," recalled Martin, who hasn't abandoned that habit in postseason plaz. 'Tom came In to pitch in relief and he decked Hank Bauer twice...." 3"Ah, let me tell it, Billz. I remember It like it was yesterday," Lasorda interrupted. "Last year in the playoffs and World Series, I thought Billy "Tom Sturdivant had us beat 5-0.1 was in the dugout and our was unsure of himself," the owner said. "I think the job he did FRIENDLY ENEMIES - Billy Martin, left, man- a laugn In a New York restaurant yesterday. They manager, Lou Boudreau, was pacing back and forth. You know, in the final game against Kansas City Sunday night was the ager of the New York Yankees, and Tom Lasorda, are longtime friends, in those days, when the Yankees walked out on the field our finest game of managing under pressure I have ever seen." his counterpart of the Los Angeles Dodgers, en|oy team just went..." iPreatdent Gabe Paul, who is supposed to be fashioning the , Here Lasorda's eyes went wide and his face took on a look of noose for Martin's red neck, had nothing but nice things to say 1 shock and awe. about everybody. 9V "He said, 'You guys are afraid of the Yankees.' I grabbed "This Is a team that is not afraid of the consequences," he him," continued Lasorda, who pitched in the Dodgers' chain for said. "The ougher the going, the tougher they play. If you are Namath cites *cheap shots 11 years, mostly in the minors, "and I told him, 'In the afraid of consequences, you play it close to the vest. Not these organization I came from we're not afraid of anybody." guys - they stag away." "He sent me to the bullpen to warm up and I got In the game Given a repriege in the final inning of the final game of the in the eighth inning. Joe Collins was the first batter and I threw final playoff for the league championship, the New York during 24-23 Chicago win two balls behind him. Sturdivant was next and I threw behind Yankees at last have found the light. him. Billy was the third batter and he stepped up In the box to They have got religion. They are sorry for their past sins. CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago bit my curve — I had a pretty good curve ball — and I said, Having stared the ghost of disaster squarely In the eyes and Bears Coach Jack Pardee 'Don't you do that.' Then I struck him out. lived to tell about it, they have become a humbler, a more called it "a well fought game in "In the ninth, Bauer was the first batter and I threw two mature group of human beings the trenches." Loe Angeles The questions now are: pitches behind him. Billy was really getting on me from hheir Rams quarterback Joe Namath dugout and I said, .'Come on out and fight.'" —How will this change of attitude affect their performances agreed with the battle analogy. against Tommy Lasorda's Los Angeles "Togetherness Boys" In "People get away with taking Martin, a scrapper of note, didn't need much coaxing. the World Series, starting tonight at Yankee Stadium? cheap shots and It becomes one "Bauer said, 'Why don't you go out and get him,'" Martin —Has firebrand Billy Martin saved his Job with his gutsy big war out there," Namath recalled, "and I said, i think I will,' but Hank Soar, the umpire, benching of Stelnbrenner's J2.9 million free agent baby? said. "If you let people contin- grabbed mebefore I even got to the foul line." -Will the feuding, back-biting, discontented Yankees finally ue to get away with cheap find peace and happiness in their narrow escape from doom? shots, what happens to sports- The specter was raised for the controversial, outspoken manship?" Jackson Monday when a lengthy telegram was delivered to him He accused linebacker Way- Series roll call while he was donning his pinstripes in the Yankees locker room. mond Bryant of hitting him Jackson opened the envelope slowly and read the Jolting words: after a play in the waning mo- By The Associated Press "Your conduct has been disgraceful to the team. Youc contract ments of the Bears' 24-23 na- Is terminated, effective Oct. I." It continued for eight abusive tionally televised National Foot- Positlon-by-position rosters for the World Series teamsand pages and was signed "George Stebrenner." It was Just one of ball Leagueupsct victory on a each player's regular season statistics: the many crank letters Jackson receives. rainy, windy Monday night that LOS ANGELES »»a mi MR ended with both teams sporting Ca)(*ar Martin's benching of Jackson, who had 32 homers and HOruns •mTMOtr .256 2-2 records. 2»» •} batted in for the season, exploded a bombshell prior to Sunday JohnnJerry yGrot Oote* s .261 10 The officials slapped Bryant Rrtll.i. 1 night's game at Kansas City. Steve Gorvey 2H 115 33 with a roughing-the-passer pen- EdOoodion .167 5 1 "I had to do it for the sake of the team," Martin said. "He was IKMIIU having trouble fielding on the artificial turf and he hadn't hit alty and Rams right guard Dovey Lopet .213 53 11 Dennis Hrrah slugged him TMtdaa.. well against Spllttorff (Paul Splittorff, Kansas City's starting itonCty .241 no 30 with a fist that brought Harrah Uamiif left-hander). It was a hard decision. The manager always is a •in Rumil .271 SI 4 a personal foul and ejection Rofoel LondMtoy .171 0 0 heel." OatfltM from the game. Gtenn Burke .154 13 1 Martin said he first checked out the decision with Stebrenner, Reggie Smith 107 •7 who agreed with it. "I did not see the hit but I Manny Moto 39S 4 know it was a cheap shot. I Dwty Baker 16 30 "It is true," Steinbrenner said. "Billy came up and said there Rick Monday .220 11 is could feel it. What else can I VicOavallllo 31t 1 was something he wanted to try on me for size. When he LM Lacy .166 21 explained it, I said I had been on the same wave length but my say?" said a remorseful Har- MSHH I Idea was perhaps to play Roy White In left and Lou Plniella in rah. "I lost my head and retali- Tammy John 20 7 ated when I should not have." Don Sutton 14 I 3.11 o right. When Billy explained that Paul Blair (Jacksom's DowgRou 14 1 3.11 o Rich Pholen 16 10 o replacement) hit Splittorff well, I agreed ft was a good move." namath indicated that other Burton Hooton 11 7 \.n2.70 1 Charlie Hough 6 12 22 Steinbrenner was delighted with the game. Bears weren't bashful about eiknSow 2 2 \.H I getting in a tardy nudge or two Mike Gorman 4 4 1.73 )2 "Those kids never quit," he said of the Yankees. "They (the Lance Ruutihon 4 1 1.15 3 either. Royals) thought they could Intimidate us. They couldn't. I love NEW YORK "If the league would look at • •1 HR guys who fight." ; Catckari the films, they'd see what's go- Thurmon Munton .106 100 11 ing on out there," he said. Cliff inhniwi K» 11 11 Fron Healy .224 7 0 "Next time we play them we'll, Plrel ••»• Cnrls ChomMIsi .217 90 Manning, Ullmeyer up beat them. We're not that kind •acanatwa WMHt Randolph 40 4 of team." George Zeber 10 1 WEST LONG BRANCH - Tim Manning, a former Mid- TkXHu 38 By the time Bryant bashed Gralg Ntttlei .255 107 37 dletown High School harrier, and Mel Ullmeyer, former Rari- Namath in the chest, leaving UNDER AND IN — Los Angeles Rams' Lawrence McCutcheon (30) goes MarMaa under Chicago Bears Gary Fenclk (45), Doug Rives (57) and Waymond Bucky Dent .247 49 0 tan standout, set a new course record as Monmouth College him gasping for air, the Rams Fred Stanley .261 7 I Bryant (50) for two yards and a touchdown last night In Chicago. Mickey Klutti .167 4 • 1 raced past St. Peter's 21-43 and William Paterson, 19-45 yes- were straining to stay alive. OMtWIa terday. Reggie Jockton 216 no . Mickey Riven .326 69 but the best quarterback on He came up with scoring mis- on the field ... Bob would Roy Wmlte 261 Manning and Ullmeyer hit the tape In 24:19 over the five Avellini's 29-yard touchdown M the Held was a newly Independ- siles of 70 and 72 yards to Lou Plniella .333 45 112 mile course, breaking the old record shared by them both by pass to Greg Latta in the fourth make the same decisions we'd Paul Blair .262 IS 4 ent Bob Avellini, a third-year James Scott In the first half, quarter put the Bears ahead 24- make from the sidelines any- mitjii 40 seconds. w L • M S Ron Guldry pro who is progressing week by which ended with the Rams 16 and provided breathing way." 16 2.11 , 1 Monmouth has now won Its last six meets. Mike Tor ret 17. 3.M ft week. Calling the plays for the ahead 16-14 on thre Rafael room. The Bears won with big Ed Flower oo 16 11 3.51 MMOiMltiCallMtll, SI. Ptttr'tU Don Gullett 4 3 SI MMfliwtft CMtoM It, Wlllrtm Poitf ••» Catfish Hunter 1 4 71 j EAST RUTHERFOKD - John McViy. the New York Gl- He reaffirmed that yesterday after he and the team had HcVay U apparently In a bind Evidently this season was ints' coach. Is a nice man, a pleasant man. He on get away viewed the game films, a Monday ritual. "The defense had sacrificed when the decision was made to go with Golsteyn with things such as switching to Joe Pisarcik as sorting quar- held the club in place through the preseason and the early and Ptsarcik at quarterback. However, the games with the terback after saying all week that Jerry Golsteyn would start season garnet," he said, "but It suffered letdowns yesterday Eagles are two of those counted on as victories, If the team Is If Bill Arnsparger had done that, most ol the New York (Sunday), especially on the three big plays." to be a respectable 51 or 1-8 So was the game with Atlanta press corps would have thought that Arnsparger had an ulte- JONNl The letdown started in the first period when strong' safety From here until the end of the season, the schedule gets rior motive. In (act. one of them cracked Sunday after learn- Clyde Powers followed Eagle wide receiver Charlie Smith In- tougher. The lone game now that looks as If It could be the ing that Pisarcik would start. "John must have called BUI to FALK side and allowed tight end Keith Krepfle to lumber under a Giants' second victory of the season it that with Tampa Bay. see how to do it." U-yard scoring pass. Even that Is not a sure bet. The law of averages has to Yes, it is fine to be pleasant and nice It helps when the It continued when Ron Jaworski flipped a wide receiver catch up with Tampa Bay sometime. screen to Smith and tackle Stan Walters nearly wiped out Gi- team is 1—3 and seemingly heading nowhere QUICK KICKS: Giants came out of the game with only ant cornerback Ray Rhodes. Nobody was supporting Rhodes However, even McV'ay knows he has problems After Sun- three minor injuries. Defensive end George Martin, a knee and Smith had an easy 18-yard TD. day's embarrassing 28-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, he victim In the Washington game, is expected to start working said, "We are not playing as well as we expected we would The last came In the third period and put the game out of out In earnest this week and may be ready for San Francisco play at this point The entire team is not at the level that we tense has scored only 13 points in the last two games and is reach. Herb Lusk, a reserve running back, swept left, and Sunday. Wide receiver Jimmy Robinson now leads the NFL In expected. We knew when we decided to go with the young averaging 1) points for the four games. Walters drove defensive end Jack Gregory out. Nobody was average gain per catch with 11 catches for tS.S yards each. quarterbacks that we would have problems It is not all their The defense did not escape criticism this time either. forcing the play behind Gregory, and Lusk trotted 71 yards. Jim Plunkett, the San Francisco quarterback, was Injured doing, though There are 10 other guys out there with then." "I'm disappointed in the fact that we gave up big plays To be Had the opposition been Oakland or Dallas, one might not In the second period of the loss to Atlanta Sunday. His place atcVay, of course, was alluding there to the offensive a sound defense, you can't give up the big plays," the coach have been so surprised. But Philadelphia? A team which had was taken by Scott Bull, who was only S for 14 passing. Plun team. After a promising beginning against Washington, the of- said Sunday. been having trouble scoring, too? kett had been 1 for 4 when he left. Frazier must start a new love affair NEW YORK (AP) - Walt Frazier says leaving taking anything for granted." felt they had to do. And when I sit back and look New York is like getting a divorce. Does he expect to feel much pressure to at it, I have to say that If I were the Knicks I produce for his new club? would have done the same thing. "My time here was a perfect marriage." said "I'll just tell them I'm SI, and what can they Frazier, who has scored more points, handed out "This is a great move for both teams. They're expect from an old man?" he replied, grinning more assists and played in more games than building for the future, and In Cleamons they're broadly. anyone else for the New York Knicks, but will be getting a good guard who's four years younger doing those things for the Cleveland Cavaliers than me. They had a great draft — I think Ray Being 8 was the main reason Frazier was from now on. Williams (the No. 1 pick from Minnesota) will traded, according to former teammate Willis break all my assist records. They can afford to Reeed, the Knicks' first-year coach. "They got two championships. 1 got lame and wait for Cleamons and Williams to develop. fortune. Now it's my time to move on." "If Frier was 28, we wouldn't have traded "Cleveland's future Is now. They have young him," said Reed. "It was tough trading Frazier, Drazier held a news conference Monday J> the guys who need guidance, and I feel I can do that. but somebody has to make the decisions, right or offices of W.F Enterprises, his main business The more I think of it, the more I realize that this wrong. I think we made the right decision." outlet, to say his goodbyes following the weekend will be an Ideal situation for me " trade that saw him dealt to Cleveland as It's a hard move for Frazier, too. compensation tor the Knicks' signing of tree Which, along with a salary of more than agent guard Jim Cleamons. an ex-Cavalier "I'm not happy to be leaving," he said. "After $400,000 a year, Is why Frailer said he did not playing 10 years here, I had hoped to finish my think seriously about retiring. "I'll be very nervous when I get to Cleveland." career in New York. I felt I had a good said Frazier, who expects to join the Cavs preseason, we had some good young players, we "I still enjoy the game," he said. "I'm In great NOT HAPPY - Walt Froller appears In hit New Wednesday. "It's a new situation, a new team, a were building. I wanted to be a part of that — to shape. I want to play. The game is fun for me. I York office to comment on his tradt from the New new city I'm Cool Gyde, but I'm not that cool bring a winner back to New York intend to play for the remainder of my contract, York Knicks to the Cleveland Cavaliers. He said Butit's good that I'm nervous. It snows I'm not "It's a business, I guess. They did what they which is three years." he was not happy to be leaving New York. Hornets buzz into Top 10; Queen Lib's Bishops solidify grip on 1st stretch run Asbury Park took one step ister's number one team in son's most devastating team playoffs with its impressive closer Saturday to solidifying Monmouth County, as the and as a top candidate in the 18-11 victory over Manasquan. its position as The Daily Reg- Shore Conference "B" Divi Central Jersey Group III However, a precedent was set today when Holmdel and cops Futurity Middletown South had their names etched on the Top 10 By JOE HINTELMANN i*l colt Mid M 00 and com- list (or the first time in their bined with Pembles (800) In schools' histories. EAST RUTHERFORD - the second race, returned a Queen Lib, trained by Harry daily double of S17.N. The Holmdel, which hadn't Wells and ridden by Doug program numbers were one allowed a touchdown before Thomas, closed strongly in and two. Saturday, fell to Red Bank the stretch to win the 150.000 Pembles was ridden by Regional, another unbeaten added New Jersey Futurity Sam Maple, the leading Jock- funscored upon team. The lor two-year-olds last night at ey at the Meadowlands. Hornets, heavy underdogs go- the Headowlands before a Maple, younger brother of Ing into the game, had the crowd estimated at 18.000 Eddie Maple, one of New Bucs scrambling down to the The winner, owned by wire before losing, 14. York's best riders, came In Reeve Schley, Jr., chairman from the Mid-West to ride out Therefore, Holmdel now of the board at Monmouth the meeting. ranks ninth on the list. Park, covered the six-furlong distance In 1:11.4 and paid Maple has accounted for I* Middletown South, under winners In 138 mounts former Daily Register Coach ».«. W.00. and MM Finish- through last night of the Year, Rich Mosca, Ing second, two lengths be- places 10th Mosca's Eagles hind the winner, was Dr. were picked to finish way Stella, handled by Angel Cor- RBCgab up; down the line in the "A" Divi- den, Jr. Dr. Stella, part of an sion North standings this entry with Gentleman Gene, year, especially after losing returned $3 00 and S3 00 as the Eagles win 5-2 favorite. highly-touted quarterback," RED BANK - Red Bank Mike Lenczyk to an Injury be- Alecto, with Mickey Solo- Catholic High School's girls' fore the season opened. At the •none up, finished third and gymnastics team got Its third moment, the Eagles are 24-1, paid MHO straight victory by downing with one victory coming on a Queen Lib remained fourth Red Bank Regional, 96 15- forfeiture against strike-rid- In the early running, moved #.35 yesterday. den Matawan Regional. tap to third at the far turn and RBC's Missy Sweeton took Elsewhere In the Top 10, then took command at the the vaulting, Kim Gray cap- sixteenth pole. Long Branch, still rated sec- BLAZING A TRAIL - Vic Scotese, Holmdel High tured the balance beam, Liz ond to Asbury Park, gets a School running back, blazes into the end zone for The winner, a bay filly out Mautner won In the parallel shot at the Blue Bishops this his team's touchdown In the 7-4 loss to Red Bank of King's Castle-Helen Jen- bars and Ann Woods took the Saturday, while third-ranked Regional In a key Shore Conference "C" Division nings, had need only twice floor exercise Middletown North plays host football game. previously, running out in the Peter Bellin won five events toRarttan. mud at Keystone Park In her to lead Middletown South to a Shore Regional, which ad- debut on September 20 and M.O-n.lS victory over Madi- vanced In the ratings from winning a maiden special son In boys' gymnastics. sixth to fourth, plays host to Moscatello run weight race here on October Red Bank Catholic this week. 3. The Caseys, who were eighth BUI Purdey, president of Bolonct Mom - I. Kim Oroy IRBC) last week, were knocked out the New Jersey Thorough- MS; 3. Robin Klllln (RBC); 3. Jullt KOM IRBCI of the Top 10 by St. John Via- paces Caseys bred Breeders Association, Porolltl bar! — 1. Lll Moutntr IRBC) nney, the sixth-ranked team and owner of Greenfields In 145; 3. Jullt Kont IRBCI; 3. Room Kli n (CBA), 10. sttvf Apeitolocui I In (RBC) •aul Moscatello of Red Colts Neck, made the presen- Floor lltrclu - I. Ann Wood! IRBC) of this week !?.*,' Ml 1. Jomli Sorloloi (RBC); 3. Julia Bank Catholic High School tation In the winner's circle. Kont (RBC) Manasquan remained In • CMMtCII broke bis third course record Jacinto Vasquez came over fifth place after suffering Its I. Paul Moicottllo IRBC). 1*01 yesterday as he snapped the count rtcord; 3. Chuck Ouacktnbuin from New York to win the first loss of the year, and St. IRBCI. U:3I; I. Ptltr Brown IRBC) Floor ntrclM — T. Ptltr Btllln IMS) HOLMDEL UOES WILD — Holmdel High School football tans went wild tape in 18:01 on the St. It U; < Rod Nlllon IRBC), !»:«»; 5 first race last night aboard 10; 3. Dtrrlck Btllln (MS); 3. Mlkt John Jumped one notch from Jot I LI lot! t (RBC) 14:50; 6. Tom l when they thought they had Red Bank Regional beaten. They didn't, but Joseph's (TR) High School O'Conntll. (RBC); 7. Jot Cottonoch Crabby Captain, trained by iKr2ri - 1. Jack McCr.a (MS(MS) ) seventh. The Lancers face St. (RBC); I. Mlkt Schof (5JI; «. Oavl Mul 4.0; 2. P. Btllln (MS); 1. Scott McCrCrttO their performance did elevate them Into The Dally Register's Top 10. field leading the Caseys to a hoUondlRBC), 10 Jtrry WOIIM RBCI Dave Kassen. This two-year- Stilt ring* - 1. P. Bttiio (MS) S.SS;S 2. Joseph's of Toms River on 15-50 shutout. Friday night. *g&3ftm Red Bank slipped from Chuck Quackenbush took second place In 1«:24 and Pe- third to seventh with Its near ooughtrty (Ml; ]. WlUr (MS) Draft helps Bullets defeat, but should be able to ter Brown was third in 10:46 Sports Schedule gain ground this weekend. Mike Schaf was first over the line for St. Joseph's finishing Bilanin scores The Shore Bullets were very interested In Mike Dabney, former Rutgers star, was Meanwhile, Rumson-Falr DMCtMrf Long Branch ol Woll Twp, Haven Regional picked up Its ninth. The Caseys are 9-1. MMdlltoon North ol Motowan Rio Tomi Rlvtrr SoutSou h aat Mlcidltlown South the results of the Eastern Basketball Associ- released by the Boston Celtics and Bob El- Rartton at Ocoon Two. Mmoth RgRtg. . at LafctwooLa d 3 for Falcons ation meeting last weekend in Philadelphia. second win and catapulted Long Branch ol Mlodltlown South ot HiHowtil l more was let go by the New York Nets. Both Undefeated Christian broth- Mancftnttr of Snort Rto Magot Bilanin scored three players look good to the Shore staff and talks from ninth to eighth. Just STROM! Mmnquon OIA.tx.ry Pork SKsassr Hartford, a team thrown out of the EBA ahead of Holmdel and Middle- ers academy (8-fl) shut out St. Honrv Hudwn Rio. at Holmotl of four goals for Monmouth last season, had its bid for reinstatement have begun. WnWlNwfWonWolNwfini t Tomi Rlvtr North at Rorltan town South. Thomas Aquinas 15-50 with Monmoulh Rig. ol Frothold Twp. Southtrn Rtg ol Ntpturw Regional High School leading turned down and a dispersal draft of the Practice has been going smoothly for the K typort ol Frtthold ftiwmon-F.H. Rtg. at Frtthold eight CBA harriers tying for Rid BonBkk R«R . ot PoinPi t Btoch Ktamburg ol Rtd Bank Catholic the team to a 4-1 victory over team followed. 15 players In camp . Ed Searcy and BUI DeA- THE DAILY REGISTER Mlddlttown North ol Octan Twp. first place In 14.54. Momwoot Ruimon-F.H. Rig. Frt*r*old Twp. ol Red Bonk Rtg Ocean High School In field ngelis are due to report to the team this TOPM rCtntfai Rtg. at Marlboro The Bullets, holding the fifth choice in the hockey. weekend. Askary Park (14) CBA freshman runners also Toms Rlvtf North at Soultwrn R*fl. CrmCmntrv draft, got S-6 forward Walter Luckett. Luck- Ctntrol Rtg. ol Howtil Long Brooch at Mlddlttown South Judy Madea scored first for Some notable cuts by the Bullets were Leag Breach (J4) defeated St. Thomas Aquinas Brick Twp. at Jockion Spofiwoodot Ktamburg ett, a second team all-star last season, aver- Manakipon at Point 8oro Tom Rlvtr North of Southern Reg the Falcons and Patty Mur- Emie Bellinger, former Monmouth College 1. MaMetowa Nt. (2-1) 15-50 with Eric Schwad of Wall Twp. at Ntptunt aged 26.7 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. Keyport at Frwhold phy scored Ocean's only goal. standout, and Tony Rublno of Mercer County Stare Reg. (M) CBA crossing the line first In Manchttttr at Short Rtg. Monmouth Reglonal's Kendall As old roster ruling was also advised, let- t Point Boro ntMHMkty College. Mauaqui (2-1) 11:23. Mtddlttown North at Brick Twp. Gray made one save as goalie ting teams carry IS players for the first four Rorlton at Tomi Rlvtr North The Bullets have scheduled four exhibi- . SI. Jeka Vlaiaey (14) MonoMpon ofMonmoufh Rto tauthtrn Rto. at MWdltiown South while Candy Brandmayr weeks of the season and a maximum of 12 for Red Bank Reg. (14) CVHtloii BrtTMr ACMMmy II Frtthofd Twp. ol RumwrvFTl. Rig. Ntptunt at Tomi Rlvtr South tion games this season. There will be two 1. (trMlforSlct^WTf.ili *«n Holmdtl 01 Frtthold Htnry Hudson Rtg. at Rtd Bank Reg made eight saves for Ocean. toe remainder of the year. home games, the first on November t versus Rimso-F.H. Reg. (2-1) Brtndon (CBA) tit John Fodor (CBA) Octan Twp. at Long Branch lit Pftt Coiogrondt (CBA) tit Stan Marlboro crt Rorlton Undefeated Shore Regional A few National Basketball Association I. Httmdel (2-1) Tomi Rlvtr North ol Mlddlttown South the Long Island Ducks at a site yet to be O'Srltn ICBA) II* Jack Lowrtnct Htnry Hudion Rtg at Mlddltlown Nort defeated Manchester 3-0 at cuts also have the Interest of the Bullets M. MUdlrUwn Seati (241) ICBA) lit Jock Brlodr ICBA) Dorr) Tomi Rlvtr South at Monmouth Rtg Ctntral Rtg. at Ntptunt named. wvo (CBA) Ifclil ». Doug T*y. Manchester. Shore Is 4-0-1. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1977 Tin D*J) Ifa (|JS*I I 13' Rizzo waits, while Hudson anticipates Bury Rln* af Miuwai: "I really haven't been thinking football You cant describe what M hours In the Monmouth County Cocractloot Institute ii like I know the kids are wait- What the coaches are saying ing to play and I'm waiting to coach. . aa soon ai there it a settlement" Rich Meaca tf Mlddletowa Srath: "I'm really impressed Jack bwklu tf Miuitui: "White (Tim of Asbury with the overall strength of the A North Division this year. Park) la auper, niper And besides that I understand he's an Everyone knows Long Branch and Hiddletown North are outstanding Individual off the field. As far as Asbury Park's tough, but the whole league is better than a year ago. I team, II they're not the super ball club In the shore, If they're watched Long Branch against Wall and their quickness really not the best, I'd hate to play somebody that Is." impressed me. 1 doubt if there's a better running back around than Balina. He's a tremendous outside runner, and the way Btf HidtM «f Artery Park: "We're looking forward to he throws that halfback option pass... He reminds me of an playing Long Branch, they're always powerful and they do a old triple threats. He's bringing a new dimension to their of- lot of things well. They're a well coached team and It's always fense, even if everyone knows they use it" good to play against a team that Is well coached. "As far u the Injury to their quarterback (Wayne Shuler BUI Paskewlei *i K*yp*rt: "What do I think of Nick Lu- out wlih a torn ligament), I don't think It will hurt them. I'm bischer (Shore Regional running back) ? Well, he passed by sure they have a quarterback ready to do a good job. It's me a few times Friday night and he looked very good. Really, tough lo get up (or them after all the effort and exertion we their whole offense looked very good. We run the Delaware put Into the alanasquan game, but we look to maintaining our too. They run It like we would like to. I hope we can get ours winning ways." j to look like that one of these days " Jla SMuanelB, Log Brairk assistant CMtk: "I know Greg Semeaia tf Holmdel: "After reviewing the films RlekMear* Ed Hldi.i Jack Hawklis Barry RIIM they got a 'cool breeu' down In Asbury Park, but we were against Red Bank, Bob Smith, our sophomore lineman, did a suiting to do okay with 'Mr. Magic' (Shuler). It's a tough a better all-around player In the Shore than Randy Mlckens. heck of a job. To more than hold his own against Red Bank in super, on the field and off. His leadership has just been toss (or us, but we're not, throwing In any towel We've got We'll show up on Saturday and you can be sure we'll have a a big game, that's an accomplishment. And Vic Scotese our great." one of the best backs around in Ed Ballna and I'd like to see lot of things ready for Asbury Park." running back that does everything else for us, has just been Ray Leu Register's laurels Houston to head coaches; to Bishops9 White Cox named vice president Io the big game of the er's speed, he rolled out to his vinced everyone today that HIDDLETOWN - Pat Houston, Mlddletown High School Shore Conference B Division right, left the Squan line in he's a big time football play- South basketball coach, was re-elected president of the Mon- race laat Saturday against his wake, faked a linebacker er. He could play college foot- mouth-Ocean County Basketball Coaches Association at the sfanasquan, Asbury Park's out of his shoes and then ball anywhere next year. group's first meeting of the year last month. County Tim White came up with the eluded the last ditch effort of Ed Ballna, Long Branch's Elected vice-president was Vinnie Cox, Christian Brothers 1 big plays in the Blue Bishops Bob Brtant at mldfield for his outstanding halfback, also Academy coach for the past II years. His teams have won IS-1I victory. MyardTD. had a good day on offense four state championships. Pat HcCann, who coached St. Rose SportsWorld For his performance—two On his second TD, White against Neptune, In addition of Belmar to a state championship last year was elected sec- touchdowns on runs of M and just let his speed do the work to intercepting a pass. retary. The treasury post won to Brian Moore, coach of St. South Coach. As Middletown North coach for two years he 91 yards and two passes (or 22 as he swept the left side of The Green Wave's senior John Vlanney's basketball squad for the past three years. produced records of 14-11 and 22-6, the latter the beat in the yards—White Is named this the Squan line, cutback pnee star accounted for touch- According to coach Houston the association plans to spon- school's history. £s coach of the new senior high last year his week's Daily Register Offen- he got Into the secondary and downs on runs of one, seven, mi nun sor a Monmouth-Ocean All Star Game since the New Jersey squad finished the season with a respectable 18-0 record. They sive Player of the Week. then simply outran everyone seven and 20 yards while Tba White State Interscholastlc Athletic Association (NJSIAA) has re- ranked sixth in defense in the Shore Conference, giving up White's first run was the Into the endzone. gaining 113 yards on 20 car- laxed its restrictions. An expanded summer league will also only 53 points per game. kind that draws wonderment "I'd hate to try and catch ries Long Branch travels to As- be explored as a result of the NJSIAA's change of attitude on at his natural talents. Using him," said Blue Bishop coach White and Balina will be on bury Park In a battle of un- the number of players allowed to play in summer leagues. TRACK FINDS HOME nil quickness and 1.5 sprint- Ed Hudson "I think he con- display on Saturday when beaten, J-0, teams. The old legislation permitted only two players. The new rules makes an entire team eligible to play on the same summer EAST WINDSOR - A winter home for horses running at team. New Jersey tracks will be available at Garden State Race Coach Houston enters his second year as Middletown Track, Cherry Hill, Charles Carella, chairman of the New Jersey Racing Commission has announced. Freehold Tomorrow Garden State, with the only winterized facilities for horses Ill - PM IM Pm IIJM; CM* DouMtOlrtct (Annum.otoi H ...II Armbro Tom N (Mlrilellol „. M available at the state's tracks, will be open for stabling at Ml Ntlll Square I Thomas! 41 ArlMnaAICWMrfyl % St. Rose rolls least until January 1, Carella said. M PMlMfNUIIJNrlMr. Ml Pagan Drummer IHoctt) ... . II L#Ht olMvi]vt iMorono) . ' . I M - Trat IM t Smarting Sam (DtlllSonlo ,., .101 The facility has room for 1,400 horses. A fire earlier in the • K*t Grm Murt (LtCouut 4 ftunuEctwlMcG**) * HH Doctor (Stafford) . .,»•! MlsnOHLfdytKlwt Jr ) 4 Don Antonio (William.,. Not*. Forar (V. Owner! year at Garden State did not affect the stabling area. INrMMKryM) I TwIHgM Honor (King Jr I •ft - PBM IM Nr*t U.4M; Clmf. Infinity C IKInf Jr 1 Mr FoyWII lOrgonl MU Fumy (mtvottff) If ScrlmoRoird) icy Mr* lAMxjtr.iiol Young Kenny (Doherty) J-1 over Eagles, 5-0 Oufc. Mon IIV Flllfrn) Happy Feiia N (Butler) '-< RUN FOR RUMSON tf ty I T.lytnd 3pm OeOllon (Pierce) * ' m*Mo|«rr (Sp«*nd(S ) St III Faithful I Scar po I S-1 St. Rose High School's boys' soccer team rolled to its Freehold Result* » PnrKess IMcG.el IribotlL GUmouiT ••! RUMSON — An outpouring of public spirited energy is ex- Trigger Hanover IBrQiMMMi l-l ninth straight triumph by blanking Mlddletown South, 5-0 yes- NaKInallj J MLn (Gllmouri 4 JO limem s IIPMClute) tto in IK T» Arrao Lody (Brttnohon) to*. terday. pected for the first annual Run for Rumson, to begin at 10 JO taMHUMI LinrJfr Po*MFarina) GleniGlti fMlrltttlet IS-1 CVrcMTlLMltrMMtonl 10 40 > 10 BlngooorolM Flllonl a.m., Saturday, at Victory Park in Rumson. L*ly lag*. IFIHonl lU n-ncnnhniiuiiiwiiu In other matches Wall Township smashed Southern Re- PamicMFIIMI .. „ 440 111 140 Anl44ODomino (Ho Driver) m - Ptc« IM Punt tl.M; Clme DouMfCopy (Grttnwood) gional, 7-0, Middletown North stopped Red Bank Regional, 4-0 The five-mile Run will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of ktt—Tn» i m fwn \ijm TKM in Prt. Oregon (Porolorll 4 00 J 60 Cold Old Heart I Looncyl Hani fm lOotortvl I It 1» 100 Trut Tru4{Mtcouch III) } 40 and Henry Hudson Regional defeated Point Pleasant Beach, the Rumson Community Appeal, and will pass by many of the Carml« (Lomtl JM ) JO Jirtiry WIWI (no unviM ' i t JfatlPoullnl 4.M • MlUIIMI Oar* OomMMHodotrt Jr.) •* 7 agencies supported by the Appeal. •« - P"«« I M PWM M.4M Tim lit) FritcoEd iT.t.l Loody WMtllstlKtlTv) It 1-0. 5MTrulNIK.il,) . lou 1 W 140 There will be three Divisions — Men's, Women's, and Sun Omit (Flllonl 100 1.40 Llntfn tfly ICrMnwoadl S.00 Master's — with trophies and plaques for winners and runner- M - trnm I « Puna IIJO TUM l:«J •••cfcHtdJ» Ark Mood iPorotOrO ., ups. All entrants will receive a certificate to denote their par- IMIHWI MO >M >.H Ct«n Edwofd ISperendl) V, Soccer OwtgraMUIMorrllll lot 1.40 "•-!>•(• IM P.™ UJHT1 Oil OuMnlmMltf (BrlUMI 41 ticipation. fuiolG.niterb.il 100 I oloi Victor, IPorolorll 140 JM I U Pint Jtt (L Gtlmour) . SI SotlcllorsBreoli (Bresnohonl ..$•» The entry fee is $3.00. Pre-registration Is encouraged, by Mister MolSnol I Tolon.1 JM 140 Mltiy Uacorb I Aplct) Oonnie s Choice (H Flllonl ....7-1 Bob Grainey paced the St. Rose attack with three goals. Lotfv Otft (SlmonT Winter Symphony IvonderPoelll ...••J mall, to Peter Dixon, 23 Sailers Way, Rumson. Entries will Rowling. Slr**t I Flllon) 140 Ronvon Offom (RDfnono) ...... Jetitar Dexter IFoglloronel ...SO He now has 12 goals on the season and three assists. The oth- •mapni i ....4-1 ••CM (4 11 III 44 M-PtulMPtwullJN Tight End (No Driver I also be accepted at race time at the starting line. bcleni PckH lMr»l •M-miMParwUMOTm Olano Adlos < K ing Jr I l-l er Purple Roses tallies were by Tom McGill and John Talla- ' W lhml itWr) Saratoga laeol IFIIionl . . 6 10 ID I 40 Roy Gail (Koth) 10 1 rldo. Tallarido has 13 goals thus far with two assists. \ Prert, Champ llnterdonatol 4 00 4 00 Vic (Dohertvl JO 1 B.II.Cownl.11 IStorpal 1.40 •nary Jay IGanll 41 St. Rose goalies Rich Purcell and Tom Dempsey com- B-Ncal>P>i>ll.»'HM) King Harry (Un«rJ . ..SI » - P»c. IM P«TM II JM; Clpwg Moil, (Monlll I.M IS < JO •MCM (Ml W.» Chtftdon Seven (No Driver I bined to stop all Middletown South's shots on goal. Eagle IIMIrlan Crnl (•rnntMnl 1 M 4 JO III*. — Pac. IM PWM II.VM T 1:41.4 M M (N Dl) II Follow M. Horn* (H. Flllon) Leconoto IDgncirl 4 OP Worvtgll.r (Flllanl IK II 4.H MsMory fNo Drivel 10-1 S*l.na G B IP. Conion goalie Jim McCammon had 10 saves on 39 Rose shots. ./ Imo Sleod, Slor (Oelolel 4 00 4M Woody Harvest lOontrly) 15 I Traveling Joe 1B Flllon) •••CM M m • B«ouCh*val ILoonavl , 14.10Heather Marvel (McGeel M-l G«r gone Dancer I Porolor 11 SI Kevin Doyle booted in three goals and teammate Peter «-Nal«fTOIl* ?» - P4» IM PSTTM II ,W ChrIt Royal (Vll.llll II Satellite Honov»r (Morrli) 100 i 00 TrMctI 1144) II.Ul JO J M Sue (Cortsol) II umanolK.llyl .101 Morris added two to lead Wall to its seventh win of the sea- 1.4* - 4-1411 Flyaway Joe (No Orlyerl 7-1 Dovloi Joon (Rodgtri Jrl ..IM son. Other Crimson Knight scores were by Frank Morris and tOIIMrMK.IIyl Sudden Thunder IK. Flllon) 41 Stor Flit. (Norway) » 101 Doug Darby. Wall's BUI McNeel had three saves while Southern goalie Jim Lambert handled 28 shots.. Games played weekend of Oct. 14th Dan Corbislero collected three goals as Middletown North Deadline Thursday Oct. 13 at 5 p.m. got its fourth win of the year. Teammate Keith Gill, who had D long Branch D Asbury Park • Meadowlands tonight two assists, also scored a goal. D Motawan DWall Middletown goaltender Vic Tores had five saves while • Prince Hogley (111) Mople 10- D Raritan D Middletown North • - Tum(lll) NO) m- P«rMS11,4M Chtif. DtMMIIM Red Bank's Brook Martin had four. Arctic GlWtdUl Nttd Northern Arrival (I)}) MocBeth J.I madl]) 1YOAUPFAM1M 1/1* (T) Clark Bosserman's unassisted goal in the second period D Middletown South D Neptune D FlnnMcCool MU) Artltono .. >rt - P«™ 17,SM Mall. Clmi 1 YO * (107) Kll First Brisk (111) MocL- .13-1 Rd Rock POM (lli) Solomon* TwoThlrty Girl IMS) ND.. ...41 was enough to give Henry Hudson its fourth win of the sea- D Ocean D --. Kote 11141 DINUulu 111 I Beserve Native (1141 Saumell Friendly Flower (116) Saurrell ...6-1 D Manosquon i Mlck4T Mold lilt) Mople 111 I Holme (1141 Whlled Anita Snooks (114) Thomas IS 1 son. Hudson goalie Bob Harrison had nine saves while Scott • Rumson -F.H. D FOftomsoh. 019) Jlmln.i .... HI _s (114) ND Diplomat Lody (101) ND D Freehold Twp. Ill LO4KK1 (114) McCouley 15 I ..io-i Madole made eight saves for Point Beach. TheGfono. III4I Bro»n IS I Smok4v Dos. 1114) NI4O .10-1 - -vine 111?) floulmelts 61 Knlgnt Hostess till) Lee North Star 111)1 Klldilo tormle S^ma 111*) HOI die Som (Mil Maple 4\ Soy Yes Lady (1161 Solomon* IS-I D Manalopan D Monmouth Reg. ,4-1 ..in SI. Rose 3 1 0 0—S •SeoGe«rg.(ll4l Nimtll U Correlate 11 111 Mo N.mosk.l (II?) Pooono I i Halldome 1116) Mople .12-1 a (MltMllym. (1191 Fernono»i ,..U Interest Reserve Ill'l (Amy) Drrran lo Others 1117) N.m.tl to . A«e Me Dear (lllfwhlted l-l Mldd South 0 0 0 0-0 D Point Boro D Mailboro TrMtatterllUllilfll..,. Frmch LOSS (111) Daniels 4K> - Fm : IM.m ) VO t UP 4 Mrs Chill Bowl (116) Thornhwrg 4-1 Scoring: Tom McGIII (SR). unosslsted. Bob Grainey ISR). John Coob Assl ; D MJOfonadlflWMIed Boy Emparor (117) Cordero J-Jl1 Grolrwy (SR). Unassisted; Grainey (SR), unassisted, John Tallarido, unassisted D Freehold D Point Beach OiOflKrtrMlroc.lJ.dlylThornlj,,K , Hurrlcan.Ed(l)S) Rlnl 17 l •B) - Pun* %nm Anew 1 YO Fillies I Saves MS — McCammon —10 • MIIMrl.-Mile l < 117) Brockleborih Irish Snip (I IS! Cordtro SR — Rich Purcell — J Tom Oempsey —4 D Keonsburg D Holmdel MaMon SojongSotonace (MS1115)) Mlc.ll 101 mlng Bob (117) Brocklebonh II I Sugarterry (114) Thornburg 5-2 Shots MS -1. SR - II D •1» - P»m ILM Clm. um> I TO 4 11(1115) Thomas 15 1 Rulllon (IN) MODI. 4-1 D Keyport urnM i Mii/i4 Sir SiIrr (114) Coitorwoa l-l Good BoBad GirGirl (114) wttlled ID 1 won ,..) i i ?-; D Red Bank Ed's Girl I „. II Pel (III) Amy ...M B»rc»(11S) Whltcd ifi-1 tfrave Lounten (114) Cordcro . Soutlstrn 0 0 0 0—0 D ry'lStcriMIII) Thomos II>I 'mylllt)lnt4llii 4-1 Important Reaion (114) Ptrrtl 4 1 MlnKenlyn (114) Soumell . Goals - 1. Pel. Morris I Mark R.her); 1 Kevin Doyl. (Fronk Morris); 3. Kevin D Red Bank Cath • Shore worth dill Moultyl •-! II Sldtefoom (1U) ND IM Lo Soufrlere 1114) Couthen Doyle (R*b.rl; 4. P.I. Morris. S. Doyle. 6. Frank Morns (Fred Fornorotlo), 7 D Loyol Miss (110) Mlc.ll SI Idlrwlld (1151 Mostltv. 30-1 Loura D (114) Amy ...10-1 DouoDorby • Mater Dei D Union Hill *IWHXK Orlnk 11041 Klldilo IM CrmvLIKIIIIaaulmtlll . Chtrty Chtttoh (1171 Thom« 5-1 Foreign Hustle 014) Rln ...61 !ov« - BUI McNeil IW) 3; Jim Lambert IS) II I I Shot! - Woll 4010 YO I MtlVY.ii D St. John Vianney D St. Joseph's a seleclltis The Boss Bird (lot) Naveto. Mlddlelown North 1 0 0 J—4 D Central 1 - Dr. Fraik B., Arctic Glide, Sliver Star Meadowlands General Intrigue 11131 DINIc 121 Red Bank Reg 0 0 0 0-0 D Brick D Harltell Hello (116) Perret 10-1 Goals - Mlddletown - Dan Corblslero lth Gllll. K.llh Gill lUnosslsled). 1 - KUIJty, Extra Tan, Restless Wheel Mortal Ruin (1)6) Castaneda 15 I Corblsl.ro I Tim Anderson). Corblslero (GDI) D New York Jets • Miami a Results Ferry Boat (116) Arellano 1D-1 Saves - Mlddletown Vic Tores 5. Red Bank Brook Martin 4 1 - Study Kate, literest Reserve, Miller Miss Bonovenlure Man (IIS) Nl.d 61 1 Shots - Mlddelown 13-7 D San Francisco D New York Giants Conqueror Me 1114) Mople 12-1 • 4 - Cmy LU, Prttd N Sassy, Mala Cklc Crabby Caplion (V Dear Ann Landers: This is takes an hour at the most — \ V would bv grateful'» <»'<• [or that nutty housewife in oh. well, what's the use" 11 in print Dallas who wrote to say how ANN LANDERS I've let you haw your say When Ihe bridegroom hacks hard she works just "raising because this column repre- out of the wedding at the last a family " The truth is that sents everybody's point of minute should Ihe bride re the American housewife is a The real heroines are the mind is not only closed but view, but since it's MY col- turn Ihe shower and wedding glorified parasite She does women who run the house nailed shut. I wouldn't at- umn. 1 reserve the 1 in tit to gifts" A simple yes or no will 1 nothing but amuse herself 95 and hold down an eight-hour tempt to point out the foolish- have the last word And my do Thank vnu — \ K \ I per cent of Ihe lime job besides I have a lot of re- ness of some of your state- word to you is BULL- Dear \ s A P The answer I wonder if you know how spect (or them They also ments You make no dis- FEATHERS. Mister is a simple \ es many hours the "average seem to have independent tinction between Ihe woman I'l'.11 \nn Landers You ve home-bound slave' spends well-behaved kids who know who has a single child and said it before but will \ou looking at TV. yakking on the how to do things for them- one who has si\ — and when please s;i\ it one more lime DANCE CLASSES telephone, kaffee-klatching selves What's more, the'ir you say cleaning Ihe house — (or Ihe record' \n awful ENROLL with neighbors and reading husbands do less running and washing a floor nr two lot of people in Midrileiown trashy magazines around and their marriages NOW! seem to be working II takes only a minute to MUIT, TAP, TOi. TWDUING change a diaper The cooking So let's hear it for the little ACIOtUTKS AND can't require more than half lady who can run a home and MEETING MEMOS GYMNASTICS an hour for supper Most hus- help her overworked husband bands don't come home (or pay the bills, which are stag MOOffMJAZZ BOOK FAIR-PLUS — The Rumson Country Day School Book Fair "ex- lunch any more Laundry gering these days Thumbs Ml MBI.Usllir TEA HI MM \(.l SALK SOCIAL CLASS*t FO* tras" receive the attention of, left to right, Alexandra Cummings, 8, Long lakes about an hour a week — down on the l.i/\ complainers WEST DEM. - The MM, KEANSRl'Ri; - The TOTS 1 TO f YIAHS Branch; Mrs. Arthur Largay, Fair Haven, co-chairman; Mrs. H.F. Borne- and Ihe machines do the who call themselves "home- mouth County Medical Aux- I'nMed Methodist Church man, Rumson, chairman, and her daughter, Lisa Borneman, 8. Necklaces work So they clean the house makers" when in reality thev iliary will have its annual fall bible class will have a rum- are from the collection of antique and custom jewelry which will be among I maybe) and wash a floor or are "freeloaders " — Seen It membership tea today at mage sale tomorrow from » LEAH the various boutique items at the event set for Oct. 17-19 in the main gym- two This uses up an hour at All noon in the home of Mrs am in -I p in and Thundax nasium of the school, Ridge Road and Bellevue Ave., Rumson. the most Big deal Dear Seen It Since vour Charles Samaha. 207 Parker from 9am to noon at the MAUER Ue U ilium llorr. Sea dirt church. '23 Church SI SCHOOL OF DANCE an antiques dealer and ap- 311. Fr.nl SI. li praiser, will present the pro- SEX EDUCATION gram AT HOME 747-9552 SHREWSBCRY - Maxine UPDATE ON DHl (iS Brown, executive director of MIDDLETOWN - Xi Beta Planned Parenthood of Mon- DANCING Alpha, chapter of Heta Sigma mouth County, announces German pancakes for brunch Phi sorority will meet tomor- that this is National Family row at H 15 p m in Ihe home Sex Education Week, and of Mrs Barbara Muchel II stresses Ihe importance of Sieben Drive Mrs .lacquc parents' role in Ihe sex educa- Schweppe will present Ihe tion of their children "If all program I'pdate on Drugs parents were askable." com- to taste By BARBARA GIBBONS Plans will be completed for ments Ms Brown, "there Cnok and stir pineapple and arrourool until A puffy German pancake is much too spec- Sundays I p m party for would be no more need for bubbling Add honey or sweetener, if desired tacular to face at breakfast Better at brunch or multiple sclerosis patients sex education in Ihe schools " SLIM GOURMET Serves six. about no calones each (pin- 211 ca- late-night dessert Despite its dramatic appear- and their families at Brook- lories per teaspoon for honey ) ance. German pancake can be low-calorie Our dale Community College. Lin- COKKM IKII HIM Its HOT RIM-APPLE RAISIN FILLING recipe serves six. yet calls for only half a cup ol Pour into pan Bake in oven 25 minutes Remove croft LONC BRANCH - The fall flour, and no fat at all and fill Slice into six wedges to serve Serves (Ihe akofcol calories e\aporale>) training session for persons six. under 90 calones each (without filling ) 3 large unpeeled apples cored and diced interested in manning the In case you're not familiar with it. a German BACK TO SCHOOL PEACH NECTAR FILLING OR TOPPINCi 2 tablespoons raisins problem hot line CONTACT- pancake is baked in the oven If your oven has a HAZLET - Ranlan High 1 eating orange, peeled and chopped in 1 tablespoon arrowroot or cornstarch Monmoulh will start CHERYL STORY window, it's a show worth watching the baiter School PTO will have Back lo chunks 3 tablespoons rum or brandy Thursday from 7 lo 10 pin in MED II.1ST spreads up the sides, pulfs up then sinks in the School Night tomorrow at 2 large ripe peaches, peeled and thinly (mequarter teaspoon salt (or butler-fla- Hamilton L'mled Methodist middle to make the ideal "container" for fresh 7 JO p 111 The program will sliced vored salt) Church. Neptune The train- fruit or other non-fattening fillings You slice it begin in the auditorium and DOROTHY one-half cup fresh strawberries, hulled I teaspoon apple-pie or pumpkin-pie ing program will continue for in wedges to serve parents will follow their chil- and sliced spice, or cinnamon and nutmeg dren's schedules to visit class nine consecutive Thursday* TOLAND Since it's cooked in the oven al high heal. optional honey or no-calorie sweetener, optional: 2 tablespoons honey rooms and meet the teachers at the same hours, according the ideal gadget is an all-metal slnpesided skil- DANCE STUDIO to taste Combine ingredients and simmer in sauce All interested persons are in- lo director Ron Porter. CON- let or omelet pan with a metal handle not 201 £. II,; I'l.. H,;l Hunk Peel orange and dice coarsely retaining pan just until sauce is thickened and apples are vited Refreshments will be TACT-Monmouth. Box 4. Sta- ern wood nor plastic A nonstick nine-inch pie pan or juices Pick nut and discard seeds, if any Stir in tender but not mushy (Or. combine ingredients served tion B here 74I-22OH other shallow slope-sided oven-proof casserole of remaining ingredients Cover and store in refng- in a covered dish and bake in oven', separately a similar size should work as well erplor ,(Ora\ige juice will keep peaches from while pancake is baking ) Killing may be OVEN-BAKED FAT-FREE (JERMAN PAN- browning ) I'se as filling for Herman pancake, spooned into pancake, over low-calorie French CAKE or as topping on low-cal icemilk frozen yogurt. toast, or on lop of vanilla icemilk or frozen yo> 3 eggs or on lop of cottage cheese Serves six. under 15 .gun Makes six servings, mi calories each (Hon- one-half cup skim milk calories each (Honey adds ".'(I calories per tea- ey adds 20 calories per serving ) SPECIAL pinch of salt spoon ) Decalorized dessert pancakes, low-calorie one-half cup instant-blending flour PINEAPPLE FILLING OR TOPPING muck potato pancakes for these ami other slim- * SALE • Preheat oven to hot - 450 degrees Spray 20-ounce can unsweetened crushed pine- mer recipes send a stamped, self-addressed en- pan well with cooking spray for nn-fat baking . apple, undrained velope and 35 cents to Slim Gourmet Pancake Our Entire in-stock First Quality Use a fork or wire whisk to beat eggs well Beat > teaspoons arrowroot Recipes, in care of the Red Bank Register. Spar- in milk and sail Beat in flnur just until blended optional honey or no-caloric wee-tetter, ta. S.J.B7K7I. WALLPAPER COLLECTION ONLY ON SALE Thru Oct. 15 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S $ $ Per Single P Roll 1AO/ AR Hadassah month observed BEST CUSTOM SLIP 3& 5 10 70 Urr Accesiorle. Reg. 4.1510 10.95 with this ad LONG BRANCH - In hon- onist Organization of Amer- duct a it coinp 1 ehe 11s 1 \ c COVER BUYS! or of Hadassah Month being ica, with more than ;|5(I.IIIIII health, vocational education All Silt. Final observed this month by Ha- members in Ihe l/mtrd States and social welfare program. dassah chapters throughout and Puerto Rico, is the larg- and a youth Immigration 2 pc Sets. 951 Highway 35 North Middletown 671-0978 the country. Ocean Township est women's organization in movement and land reclama- Rtg. Sofa (to 3 cushions) § Chapter of Hadassah will the world Founded in lftl-' tion programs Choirs (lo 1 cushion) present a special Sabbath Hadassah is a service organi- In Ihe United Slates. Ha- Specially priced program for the residents of zation and is dedicated to Ihe dassah provides Is members an West wood Hall Nursing survival of Jewish people, its opportunity in become in- Home, here Fnda> afternoon heritage and the Slate ol Is- $ volved in Ihe community and From There will be prayers. Shiib- rael in preserving Jewish heri- 179 bat songs and traditional ob- In Israel. Hadassah con- tage • Vat-Dyed, pre- servances. Including thi- light- Shrunk "First ing of Ihe Sabbath candles. HEADQUARTERS Ihe blessing over Ihe Phallah Quality" materials'., and the kiddush. will lake Clubwomen present from America's ADULT COSTUME KITS and ACCESSORIES place Traditional refresh- Foremost Mills. We menls will be served in addi- multi-media program • WIGS • MAKEUP • MASKS tion to cake and coffee b) the stock what we sell, Hadassah women during Ihe COI.TS NKl'K - The Worn- sponsoring a Donation Day select from large bolts Complete line of Decorations and Paperware socialization with the resi- an's Club of Colts Neck will Oct 19 at Ihe Marlboro A j rather than 11nch samples. dents meet Thursday at 11 30 a 111 P . Rt 520. Proceeds from this, • Overlook Seams • Choice of Skirts RENT ALL YOUR PARTY SUPPLIES in Colls Neck Firehnusc V> project, as well as of those .Those participating «ill be • Work done by a master craftsman 1. Rt 537 Ray Gebauer will conducted by clubs through- Mrs Cindy Wcsion.. Il-Mnnth • TablM, Chairs, Unont, China, Silverware. «tc. be featured in ;< multi-media out the stale, will be used In chairman Mrs Raecele program on the national pub- equip a retinal pice\ain- ["CALLT747-2543 Kaplan, membership vice lic lands, including parks ination room at The Kye In- • president: Mrs Beverle Rich- FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE monuments, wilderness areas, stitute PARTY UNE RENTALS elsnn. president and Mrs forests, wildlife refuges and Marjorie Forgang. Mrs Juan HAVI SttVED MONMOUTH COUNTY SINCE 1957 recreation areas Mrs Joseph M Wier. K 315 Highway 35 (Pi«o3S) Eatontown, NJ. Kreizman and Mrs Donna OPEN In support of the New .In- I.archmonl Drive may be Stone, membership nun Just south ol Eatontown Circle si'v Federation of Women's contacted by individuals nr FRIDAY NIGHT mittee members RED BANK DRAPERY Clubs stale project. The Eye organizations wishing Kyi" TO 8 P.M. Phone 5424430 Hadassah. the Women's. Zi Institute, the local club is Donor Cards 39V> BROAD ST. RED BANK 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole Tiger SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1977 The D*ity RcgfcteT 15 CREDIT PROBLEMS? MGB SPECIAL 1177 - MOO mlltt Will c« h? It your' e workkig, wi con Mcrlflc* 52 Baby Sitting 7 Aufm For Sole help to gtt yog flnanctd No monty 74I 1144 51 Help Wonted AAA I CONDITION"- Tr.n«Kirlotlon down Payments arranged to lull yo MON MOUTH Child Core nttd* Mony Ntw and Quality UttO RESTAURANT TRAINEE carl 111. 1100 In UM Prlvolt ooner CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Send Htsumes to P 0 Box 157 WORKING MOTHER - Detlrts a bo Cotl^orJrrtormoHon 717 1M Cori to choou from Coll Roitoi Pon Hwy 16 Ecrtontown U7 OOP Little Silver bytltter to cart lor two imdl chlWren IOICAT \m - Station wogon «i Hot, J« Brood St . Red Bonk 741 SIM In my home Ktyport area Hours I 15 CUTLASSTuPREME 1I7J - Fully MUSTANG 1970 GRANDE - 3O7,VT outomolic. powtr steering, air. root toctory air conditioning, vinyl roof 3 15. Monday hVouoh Frtdor ftfft< rock, low mltaoo*. excellent condition •quIpMfl VI. 19.000 mlltt E...Mr-it tnces reoulrtd Cotl 739-0971 Used 01 a sa! Aki IMW condlllon US00 739 0449 11400 791 1000 dan: Ul 7*40 tvtnlnoi RN'S Coll MUSTANG 1^1 - 1*71 hoichback, DATSUN 1974 - A 1, lour-door. • 210 AM/FM, four ipttd. powtr itttrlng Full ond porl time, staff and Assistont $3 Pomeitlc Help 6UHLF.R ft BITTEB INC Eictiivnl condition 34.000 miiet b»o*«.otklng«M0 foil 741 316J Clinical Coordinator positions avail able for tiptrltnctd RN s. evening COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER - CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH I70DO 741 900? OLDSMOBILE n 19*9 Four door For elderly woman In Rtd Rank No CTOHWVIS Hoilll 144 SCO1 powtr brafcti. itttrlng, wlndowi ond ond night ihlft Days, Staff, part-time DODGE MONACO - 19T1, 41,000 only Positions art available on Mtd nursing, llvt-ln. weekly salary plus •UICK CUSTOMT6U>~B - nn. mllti, ntw carbwrtlor, ball lolntt. Mot. oir. good condition AUlng 1400 Surg , OBS, OR, Rtcovtry Room, Crlt room ond board References required tlrn Twoinowllrtt Factory oir, 440 orbtttofttr Call 741 0544 Call between tip m, 747 6744 wormi condition Lnmaiw po» kol Cort ond Psychiatric unlit Appll engine tltW 741-Utl cations also being accepted for tht on COOK M/W - EMptrltnctd Month of Good running condition 1775 Coll 717 call rotter December Private horn*. •UICK LESABRE Mel . DOREMUSFORD 3149 anytime 747 111 ^__ olr, www tlret. U*S or bttl oNtr 14? SALES SERVICE PARTS You'll like our otmotphtrt and the TOD Vrvwtfury Avt . Rtd Bar* 7414000 bb •REGENCY n itM - people you work with, In addition, wai DOMESTIC HELP - Live In or dally, qpp. low mllti, e offer excellent income commeniurole car* of one yeor old child ond house •UICK REGAL 1974 - Automat., air flAT SALES AND SERVICE - CE keeping Call evening*' 5t4V742SN ition^ Coll Ofttr S, 4*1 4117 with your education ond experience A powtr ttttnna. powtr brakti. powtr VINE MOTOR CORP , Maple Ave , Plui a comprehtntlve benefit pro EXPERIENCED* HOUSE*EEPER~- wlndowi. lilt ilttrlno. powtr ttoti Rtd Bonk 741 6470 OLDSMOft"iLE~lf7VREOENCY *f Z gram Coll or apply: One day a week, Mlddlefown ore* U etc ERttlltnt condition IMU After s FIREBIRD - 1947, 400 tnglnt. powtr Low milt* tllt dition Call ptr hour. Call 671 5*74 am. MltMl tltt*Ing/broktt, good robber, yellow, 2. Aotoi For Sole 7 Auto Insuronce 5). Help Wonted 51. Help Wonted four barrtl carburetor, clton ISO0 RIVERVIEW HOSPI- HOUSEKEEPERS - LIvrirToTout tUICK IIVIIIA-1NA - 17M Runt QLOSMOBILE 1976 - Slarllre GT, THE FINEST SELECTION - Ot M» * AUTO AND CYCLE INSURANCE Child cart, cooking, referent** US to pood, paued Imptrtlon Days, 6M 717 4111. rtd'orangft, low mlltoat. loodtd Mint Frtt Quote* By Phone GUARDS - Full-port-tlmt Opening* PART TIME - Clerlcol Help. Two- orw» uitd ton In Monmouth County ] In Holmdtl, Frttrtold. Ntptunt. and full days per week Available addition ilWper week. MSVotklar Jim Evening*. *u $4)1 FIREBIRD I9A« Excellent funning (Oodlllon Owner ItOvIng country Ovtr ISO olr londllloncd n«w con In LOW Rottt ^]lfU PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 14000 firm 741 ISIlor 741 3(4| Sayrevllle For appointment call Cop al day* If needed Poitlblllty of full 35 Union SI Red Bank. NJ 07701 WE ARE LOOKING FOR PROPES BUlC K IH4 (?>"- Nttd work condition UM Itoch McCLOIN 1UICK OPEL INC . AUTO INSURANCE toln Rhine, Ml mtOTl between 1 p m lime Coll 94610K) SlONALSWHO TAKE PRIDE IN Shrtwibury Av« , N«w Shriwlbury ftniorttf OLDSMOB1LE DELTA M ROYALE Free quote* ond binderi by phone Call ond i p m Pinkcrton's, Inc An equal X THEIR WORK NO FEE TO YOU opportunity employer PART TIME - Office cleaning Must Haiel t Jorvls i CoN_M4 Ott? otttr 4pm 1f77 - Powtr ilttrlng/braktt, air Hum Iftll frtt WATTS lint, WO 173 9703 34 Em 90 FIREBIRD - 1941. ISO tnglnt and conditlontd, AM/FM iterto, outomal hewn, Mvtn aoyi o wttk. bt over II. Hove own transportation unlly 17 Broad Street I _ ADE ALLOWANCE Suptrb HAIRDRESSER"- Malt vwTftmaitT Five nights or mornings o week, Call loyer port* H7S K W.O00 mllei and bent left front fend wrvlct OOWNES PONTIAC, 49 Low SALESPEOPLE- High commissions HOUSEKEEPER"^ • UICK lf«T ELECTRA Hi - For tf. At If, U» 147 3604 evening. 5 9 V6UN~G~DRIVER~SAVECJOVER 1300 with tallowing Adettes Beauty Solon, for evenings and weekds New oggres tr Main St., Wotowon. SM 7W — Af the AUTO INSURANCE CEN two half days Recent condlllon 1li0 p m. French Institute dt Btault, Fair PART-TIME SALES — Frltndly, out- slvt company offers excellent fential KITAI"' *•* FIREBIRD - IN*, tin cylinder, aulo TOVOTA t»7l WAOON^ Automotu. TER, «S Hwy 34, Ktyport, N.J COM Howtn 143-6414. for high earnings ond growth Ex 7*1 UA4 CADllLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 1*74 PARE PhotnlK Brohtroot, 364 3017 going people needed for all ihltti In matte powtr fleering FM stereo, ntw OIOSMOBTLEHii'"DELTA II - root rock, tie Looftl. runt wiry good ptrlence i M Improvtment helpful toor dow, air conditioning, bluff with brakes Call Ul Vm attt. t Low down paymtnt. Open until 9pm HAIR STYLISTS - With monogtr't II- new Hore — Stovlew Square Mall Ap wftlte vinyl roof 471 4UI Four-door hordtop. lull powtr, air con Will train HU3-K44 54 Situations Wanted dlliontd. tictlltnt condition, original imo u\tm ctnit Also beauticians for ntw and ply In person. Interview! Frl and Sen , CAOilLAC - H76 Fltttwood Broua FORD ECONOLINV LUXURY VAN modern salon In Mlddtttown, Hailtt Oct 14 ond 15, 10 to 6 p m ot Hickory SALESPERSON - Coreer oppofIunIty ItTS - Fully equipped Can bt teen ol owntr 1400 741 ]?11 horn Air, Itolhtr. Aitro Root, low 1 10 Wanted Automotive arto Eictlienl salary plu* commit Forms, Monmouth Mall, Eolontown. tor right Individual Unlimited earn Female mlltooe. orlglnol owntr Mull stH> Shtfolon Inn, Hailtt Hi 1400 Ask tor OLDSMOBILE'viSTiTclluTSER — TRANSPORTATION JUNK CARS sion 49S91U PART TIME - Secretory Atslitoni at ings Good benefit* Coll for appoint CHILD CARE - Experienced. Infants Glenn 1949, powtr itttrlng/braktt, oir. eltc Aikinfl«J40 toll MI WU Doctor's Office In Red Bonk Coll 747 ment J5S 6*77 Or 571 7094 ond toddlers, weekdays, my home Irk wlndowt. ittrto. good condition Little Silver Rumson area 741-773*. CADillAC 1974 E.telKnl iond. FORD GRANADA GHIA 1*75 - *E« SPECIALS WOO SACESPEVSON" WANTED - Dtiuxe tlen Two doot. 7,000 mllti. rodlali JUNK CARS WANTED - Plcktd up Homemakers retail slore, for Christmas selling sea OAY S WORK References, own telltnt condition Low miltoge UWO OIDSMOB1LE I*7S CONVERTIBI P Stt our bock row for low priced, 01 PART-TIME - Wt nttd three people Muttwli wllltOLflflcr Call 170 Mil CaMJtt-JMM 64 Cantrot Avt . Rtd Bond son Full or part time Fine working tronsporlatlon Experienced Ul 7M0 - M - Powtr, oir. etc Mint inapt iroded tptcioll willing to work Iwo lo three evening*. Ofttr 4. Coll 741 \m lo tarn ISO $100 per weefc. plus free conditions Exptrltnce not essential CAOllLAC 1*71 - Coupe deVillf lull FORD LTD l»'5, Brougham, four IWOO Call 14! 0343 LIVE-INS Reply, giving qualifications lo Box E powtr plus iNtrai Climate control door, air condlllontd. full power, immtdlatt ositgnmtnts You dtcldt clothe* Car necessary Call 170 3711. 160. The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, Ex PTR ITM CE"CVD1 CTAPHONE OLDSMOBiLE 1977 Vltla Cruder, TOP DOLLAR 747-30*3, 4M-W7I. AM/FM tltrto, 14.000 mlltt Mult bt AM'FM stereo, low mileage El powtr. radio, tic H.000 mlltt USO RASSAS when ond where to work. No fee no NJ 07701 TYPIST - Otslres work ot home, has seen Mint condition, prlctd to tell ctlltnt tlrts Mult ttll this wtth Call 14] 0)4] collections no problem* An toiy PERSON - Part time, lo work on own IBM Stlectric II. Please call Ml 1**M?4 47* *444 17SO0 U7dO7% way to make extra monty Visit us to- grounds Write P O Box 3W. Rumson. SALESPERSON ""if"«u~afTlTrtd~oT MSa.fi&R& selling for a company mat does not ap CAPRI |t?j Four tyllndtr, ntV OLDSMOBILE fTllii'^ ?our-doo>7 morrow. N J. 07760 FORD - IWI LTD convertible powtr brokti. itttrlng, windows ond toyrtvllle, N J 7JM3OC predate you, we hove the position you Mrti, mtcrtonUatly ptrfffct, ntcdt tux Mat, air conditioned, rum well. 57.103 PHYSICAL THERAPIST - Part or art looking tor! Expanding Comput- Mint, 11400 Coll between 4 10 p m . TRIUMPH TR1 CONVERTIBLE ltSf full time Registered N.J. APT.A., to Service Company orftrt high Coll Roy. 143 II7J original mllti Aiklno 1500 or be»t of - 11,101,1000 All orlalnoorlgl l (400 worth of WANTED OLSTEN A l uwd can ond trudu Tap dollar paid work In ECFin Central N J Salary nlons aid repeal business tor FORD PINTO 1971 - 64.000 milet rwwportt S4J-47ID open Call 733-6060 successful salesperson Age no handi PLYMOUTH CUSTOM" SUBURBAN OA5IS MOTORS (lOli HI 7100 55 Situations Wanted 1700 Coll otttr 1pm weekdays, any f RIUMPH Wl TUT - Air MRJItlillwl WE BUYU5ED CARS AND TRUCKS cop PPh Mr Brown colled, 3I67SS lime weekends 54? 7171 WAGON - 197?, tinted wlndowt. air PRESSMAN M-W - Eitperienced ite RO Box 455, Mentor. Coll and iun root, driven MOO mile* * iking SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER HOUSEKEEPING/TWO POSITIONS Must know letterpress and Offset 5050 o Male conditioning, roof-rock, aood condl UU0 Owntr leaving for Europe Coll — Utility person and part time house FORD TORINO 1970. powtr steer PLVMOUTM Col f J7J 4* 1? ALL AROUND — Yard work. Go CHEVROLET CAPRICE -1*74, e. Ing. automatic transmission Five lion Aiklng 11*00 Ml N01 S3* SMI or I4S STI7, oik for Ero( Rtd Bank, 747 0717 keeper Apply In person. Arnold Wol ttlieni condlllon, low miltoge V37O0 ler Nursing Home. 47? South Lourel PRESSMAN M^w'- EKperien'ced rages, cellar*, gutters, cleaned, tree Coll • H 1137 radial tire*, bucket seats, block Interl PLYMOUTH FURY - Suburban VEGA HATCHBACK 1»M - Four WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS SALES - Short BuTets Proftulonol cutting, etc Estimates 74)4305 or Mutt be tttn Excellent condition Wagon 197] Nine paiitngcr. air con Photo Offset Makt own plotet. M u*t Bosketboll Itam Women and men speed Ironimlitlon. mag wheel cov SCHWARTZ Chfytltr Plymouth do. profttilonol quality work. Ei- CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1*77 Pow Perfect flrtt or second car 1117S Call ditionlno. AM/FM. roof rack, powtr tr* Good condition Tlf 0103 aMtr 6 Sell odt, tickets and services Red HOUSE^MANT CH A'UF F'EU"R 7'COOK otter t. Ttl 1173 Rod lonfc. W-OTIr INSURANCE OFFICE - Requires ceilent growth potential Call after 4 er sleeting, broke* ond windows, oir iteer mg/brokei, original owntr PW Clerk typist, filing, bookkeeping knowl Bank area Coll 774-4971 — Full or part time Will drive ony condlllontd. FM stereo I1A7S 717 11,700 946 4*79 WE NEED USED CARS edge Neoi opptoronce 9 5 Will Itach untn time, anywhere In new station wagon FORD IW RANCH WAGON - Small VfcGA nn WAGON - Second motor I Top dollar paid MULLER CHEVRO the insurance business Apply in per- PRESSMAN M/W - EHptrltnctd on Very reliable References Coll »46 V I, to 000 miles, motor ond body n PLYMOUTH SATELLITE - 1172, ntw carburetor, good lire*, aood con LET, Hwy. 34. Motawan, MA-MOO son Gordlntr Martk Agency, 13S First IJWW multl ofhet, tor South Plolnfield eluding salary requirements, lo Box 1410 CHEVROLET IMPALA I»M - Good DOMESTIC COUPLE - To clton, bo room experience would be deslroblt HAS IT! V AMAH A bysit, garden One may nave other |b for this lorge Central Jersey manufac- J1RCYCLE SERVICE, INC. Live In, separate cottage 147-6133. turing company, offering excellent sal 171 W. Front St., Rtd Bank I W 017. ory ond complete benefit package To DRAFTING CLERK - Mechanical YAMAHA LT3 100 1973 - Stt up for arrange for Immediate Interview, con dirt, expanilon chamber. knobble and toct our Personnel Deportment, other e*lrat. 1335, Call otter 3 p.m. |43«99 DRAFTSMAN JR. M/W — For tltc- MIDLAND GLASS CO. tro mechonlcal parts ond assembly BUSINESS DIRECTORY YAMAHA - Itn, 4S0-CC, block, aood Experienced required Coll Eltctro running condition. MOO. ClUtwood Ave. Cllrfwood, N J MAZDA'S 3*4.71H impulse 741-0404 mornings, DRUG CLERK - Part-time, tvtnlngs 566-8081 A DAILY GUIDE and weekends, coll between 7-3 p.m. Llncroft Phormocy, 741-7616 Porkwoy E«ll in An equal opportunity employer 1M/F) ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS RF/Mlcrowove background desirable. NURSES RN -Porltlme.lll, $ Auto Services/Ports Electro impulse LabTrK . 116 Chestnut Brookdole Nursing Center, 3)25 Hwy. BUSINESS IS. Hoiln. Coll JM-IWO. LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING A PONTIAC 3» ENGINE 1941 - Juit St., Red Bank. 741-0404. DIRECTORY GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING rebuilt. 1300 FARM HELP WANTED - Port tlmt NURSES RN'S - Full and part-time. GREAT 741 1979 or full tlmt. Apply at Cosola Farms. 7-1 tttltt. Nuning Home experience CLEAN YARDS WATERBLAST - B«lor» polnllno MoinSt.Holmdel. ADDING MACHINES Ntw mtthod. Ortoi results • •J Wolly's Painting 671 l?w 6 Auto Rent/Lease FULL AND PART-TIME - School bu* Rd., Neptunt, 077S3. TYPEWRITERS RENT A VAN - Low, low rote* drivers with license will train. Apply ADDERS - Typtwrittrt, Cakulotort. in person, U3 South Lovrel Ave., West NURSES-RN S - One (ull time, one sold, Iradtd, rtpal red Coll Larry. TOM'S FORD. Hwy 3S, port time, 3 11 shift Ont port time. 7 3 DRIVEWAY PACKAGING • •v; Ktyport. 364 1600. Ktonsburg. DISCOUNT Prlct* r«« shift. New salary scale. Call for ap- SERPICO'S 747-0411 CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES UTTLECAR FULL AND PART-TIME RESTAU- pointment. i-3 M, m-raw. RANT — Receive training In all areas CORRUGATED BOXES - Pocking ot customer strvlct. Product prepara- NURSES RN S - Part time and full- DRIVEWAYS Supplies for Industry ond Moving ona tion, bulling, opening ond time positions available on night shift ALTERATIONS Sloroge Call Ul «M or «3 447J Competitive salary and benefits. ADDITIONS — Rooting, siding, ce- with HILLTOP PRIVATE NURSING romlc lilt Complett lint of remodel regutor performance raise* Benefit* HOME. 671-0177. Ing. Coll filth Molmbtrg. TI7-3S42 SHARPENING Include paid vocation ond retirement, OUTBURNER - Strvlct "Technician" Serving Monmouth County 12 years SERVICE plu* group major medical insuranct. Experienced. Coll Royol Oil Service. MASONRY paid sick days, food discounts and uni- BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Addi- SKIPS' ALL SHARPENING JIR- forms provided For Interview coll af- tions ond repairs Financing Arronaed GENERAL MASON WORK - Sptclal- VICE — Prrclsslon equipment used Is Here! ter 2 . Shrewsbury Frltndly let OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR Bay Heod Construction Co ?9S V700 Pick up and delivery. 1V\ wt • 4-SPEEDS Ulng In chlmneyi and llreplaces Cream. 7*7 1355. Eolontown Moll SKILLS. EARN EXTRA MONEY 391-4340 after 5pm • frSPMDS i Friendly Ice Cream 542-3476 HIGH RATES: NO FEE. 117 Rte. 35 CARPeNTElTRlETiTED~-' Stfl'kt PLUMBING I AnEqyol OPP°jiunl!y Employer EATONTOWN 542-5300 smalt and medium sited |obi Com- AUTOMATICS • plete Interior remodtllrtg service. Pon HEATING FULL-TIME MECHANIC — EK- OPERATORS - Needed on ilg-iog or eling Kitchen coblntli. Room oddl MISCELLANEOUS pcrltnad on bus engines ond dle»els overlock machine. Full tlmt work In llont/recreallon room, rellnlshlng PLUMBING AND HEM INS - Re- 1 modern lingerie plant Some en book coif i Armstrong criandelltr ceil- BICYCLESAND TRICYCLES pai d i R ptrlence desired. Apply Charles Ko ings Frtt advice ond estimates Good Ports ond repair* done, 131 Poole Ave, burg mar and 5ons. 110 Main St , Ktons- Union Beach, N.J. 264-R53. burg. workmanship. Coll anytime, 779 5759 CA"R"P"E NT R"Y -^MasWyT^polntlng GAL/GUY FRIDAY — For Rtd Bonk LIGHT HAULING - Attics ond go ROOFING 4 SIDING engineering office. Eicellent typing PAINTER'S HELPER - Willing to ond Insulation work. rages cleaned Trees cut and rolollll skills required Send letter to: Box C- learn Apply at |ob 10-3 p.m. Steady Coll John Buchonon, Sr,, 747 SOU Ing Coll 542 0SJ4 or 671 7114 ROOFING AND SIDING. Free esti- MV. The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. employment. 1SS Main Street. Keanj. mates Olson Rooting & Siding Co Coll N J 07701. burg. CARPENTER - wiil"do smaiT |ot» In MOVING AND HAULING - Near or S1II9H Evenings 7I7S6I6. Elt IK). lor Reasonable rafts 1878 LADIES-MEN - Work at home on the PART-TIME SALES - Llntn ond dt\- 671 1511 phone, torn HS ISO weekly servicing orotlngitore TRUCK « AUTO our customers 364)144. Call 741 4693 offer 7 HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Addi- NEED AN OILMAN - And compltle RENTAL MAZDA GLC tion*, dormers, oarage conversions, service? Call Boyshore Fuel Oil, 717 finished basements, repairs Free estl 0519. FORD RENT-A-CAR 2-door Sid equip, mcl 4-cyl. piston* mates. 747 TOW FAIRWAY FORD Dolly - Weekly-- Monthly engine. 4-spd mnl trans. 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By ERMA BOMBECK he had not moved in three months It was either the Pope or maybe one of the I thought I saw Reba wince aa she recalled Hollywood Squares... who said that raising teen- AT WIT'S END the time she had us over tor bridge and her son agers is the happiest part of your married life. had eaten two pounds of assorted mints, three I don't know how rumors like that get start- pounds of cashews, a three-quart tuna casserole BORROW UP TO ed There was Midge, whose son pulled their and four straw coasters ibaped like straw- If I were any happier, they'd take away my station wagon into the garage, left it in neutral, berries. blunt scissors and the water glass in my bath- closed the garage door and couldn't get the door "Well, only a few more years," Lillian 30,000 AND MOM room before I hurl myself. open again when it rolled back into the lock chirped, "and I wont need a babysitter I'U be At a gathering of the neighbors a few weeks There was Barbara, whose teen-ager had 17 like the rest of you and have one who lives in." with tgag*Loan ago, Lillian said. "You are all so lucky to have temporary' permits and on his last try when he try I smiled wanly remembering last New 15 Year terms now available which may help you reduce teen-agers who drive I can hardly wait. You ran over the curb and the inspector's foot asked. Year's Eve when my daughter met me at the have no idea how much of my time 1 spend run- "Does this mean 1 don't get my license?" door with her hand computer and said stiffly, your monthly payments by hundreds ol dollars. ning the kids around the car." Lillian prattled on "You don't know how I "No personal checks, please." Mo dosing teM — NO attorney to« on toana up to $10,000 No one said anything, but I caught a glimpse envy all of you with teen-agers who eat well. My "I think raiting teen-agers must be the hap- of Helen, whose daughter had put up two children are so finicky they won't eat anything " piest part of your married life," said Lillian. broomsticks in front of the house to practice I looked at Maxine as she wistfully remem- parallel parking and was cited for speeding — in bered getting a court order to remove her son. Our heads jerked up I got Lillian out of Loans up to $30,000 "Jaws," from in front of the refrigerator where there quickly for her own safety. Term 7yrs. lOyrs. 15yrs. Annual Percentage 12% 13.5% 15% Rate Ask curbs on television violence Call for full details on how our 15 Year Loan Program WASHINGTON - Calling executives and concluded that al Wives Task Force. "Work- public by devoting a larger controls on advertising aimed can help you! television violence an "out- television violence has ing together in this way I share of network profits to at children, especially food CNy Consumer Services rage against the young people "serious deleterious effects" think we can effect a positive development and purchase of commercials. ' A aubsk*wv of City Federal Savings, ol .America." a task force of on children and adults change " quality entertainment pro- Interested citizens express (Ml) (71-2031 Mrs. Howard noted that un- gramming. their views directly "to the Congressional wives today set VNIao* •*•" Snooping Center forth firm proposals for cur- The organization was found- der federal law, it is the re- The organization also rec- networks, to advertisers, and 1060 M* JS, MMdMown, N.J. 07741 bing television violence and ed this year by a group of sponsibility of the networks to ommended that: to the FCC" in order to dem- for increasing the production Congressional wives seeking serve "in the public inter- Local affiliates be given onstrate that the majority of Or call Toll Free 800-482-4064 tor the location of of quality programming for to explore issues in depth in est." more time to pre-screen net- television viewers do not sup- our 9 offices In New Jersey children and adults order to bring about changes "What we are faced with all work programs and find re- port excessive violence on Mrs Marlene Howard, wife which will benefit citizens in too frequently is an over-re- placements for "objectionable television of Rep James J Howard. D- their home states. liance on violence rather than programming." Copies of the Task Force N.J., and one of the task "I hope this will encourage on the type of programming A rating system be pub- report may be obtained by force founders, said the pro- a more active participation In that would be in the public in- lished with regular pro- writing: Congressional Wives posals were the result of a quality television programm- terest." she said. gramming listings to allow Task Force; 111! »th Street. Advertise in The Register four-month study in which the ing by other concerned citi- The Task Force urged that parents to make "responsible South, Arlington, Va 2SO2 wives interviewed doctors, zens, advertisers and the net-network executives and decisions" about their chil- community leaders, govern- works," said Mrs. Howard, shareholders "recognize their dren's viewing habits. ment officials and network speaking for the Congression- special responsibilities" to the The FTC impose stricter Appeals court overturns Shore man's prison term Register Slatehaase Hurras juvenile^ fender Act, the judge sen- term to be concurrent to the When sentenced on (let 4. tenced Davis to state prison indeterminate term at the TRENTON - A state ap- 1174, Couty Court Judge tor flve to ax yean, with that Diagnositc Unit at Rahway. peals court has held it was a William T. Wlchmann "mistaken exercise of dis- imposed an indeterminate cretion" on the part of the term not to exceed 30 yean judge in sentencing an As- on Davis on the rape chage WOOD BURNING bury Park man to six to nine and a concurrent in- BUILT IN IY PMWAY years in state prison on ab- derterminate term not to ex- MSTALL ALMOST ANYWHERE duction and assault charges ceed 20 years on the sodomy ZERO CLEARANCE in addition to an in- charge, both to be served at determinate term at the Diag- the Diagnostic Unit at Rah- M"44"-48"w» *247.95 nostic Unit at Rahway State way, in keeping with the pro- Prison imposed on him as a visions of the Sex Offender sex offender for rape and so- Act. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER domy On the two abduction 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY A three-judge panel in the charges which didn't come un- 747-5220 Appellate Division of Superior der the purview of the Sex Of- Court therefore invalidated the prison part of the sen- tence handed down to Albert Davis, now 32. and directed that the sentences for abduc- tion and assault also be served at the Diagnostic Unit at Rahway. The court further ordered that the abduction and assault sentences run concurrently with those for rape and so- domy "The imposition of a state prison sentence for the crimes not covered by the (sex offender) act to be served after he may be pa- roled under supervision should he be found capable of making an acceptable so- cial adjustment in the com- munity is not the correct one," the court wrpte in its decision - "It benefits neither society nor defendant, because It deprives him ol the incentive to cooperate with the medical and prison personnel (at the Meet the Authors diagnostic unit) to effect a cure," the court explained. "The ends of justice will best be served by a modi- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 fication of the sentences im- I ftQffiO J rtvfRIIIQ posed so as to afford the parole from 3 to 5 p.m. authorities an opportunity to "UBBtTY TAVBN" exercise their discretion in Mr Fleming has written a thrilling. at the the interest of defendant's re- engrossing novel about the Revo- EASTERN BRANCH LIBRARY lutionary Wars mainly as related habilitation." to Monmouth and Middlesex Route 35, Shrewsbury Davis, formerly of Stevens Counties This is the first in a series of "afternoons with Manor in Asbury Park, was There are several very strong the authors" and participants will have an op- diagnosed as a compulsive and characters represented through- portunity to listen to each author and ask ques- out the story and how interesting tions of them repetitive sex offender when it is to relate with them in such sent to the state Adult Diag- places as Colts Neck. Shrews- The authors will sign books and mingle during nostic and Treatment Center bury and New Brunswick Mr. the coffee and refreshment hour. at Avenel for evaluation after Fleming has written 8 non-liction books on American history and 9 NO ADMISSION CHARGE pleading guilty to the charges novels. stemming from separate as- You are invited to attend as the guest of The saults on three different wom- Register and the Monmouth County Library. loUrt loGuordio Coordinating the fall series is Mrs. Jane Fode- en over a four-day period in "MONTf raro, day city editor of The Register and Fred 1974. Oser, a reference librarian at The Eastern The center recommended Five years traveling throughout Branch Library Europe and America on an in- his confinement for intensive tensive research mission preced- treatment under the provi- ed Mr LaGuardia's writing his Co-Sponsored By sions of the Sex Offender Act book abotil Montgomery Clitt Davis admitted abducting a The book is illustrated with 60 photographs and delves into the woman and raping her on private lite as well as the public March 16, 1974; assaulting a career ot the ill lated "Monty" second woman with a knife on Critics have said ol Mr La- The Daily Register March 17, 1974, and abducting Guardia. a New York City native a third woman with intent to his writing "brands on Ihe read- 0** ef's mind a trage image (Monty) rape her on March 19. 1974, that will be hard to shake oft" and and committing an act ol so- domy on her. The Monmouth County library All three Incidents took Brandan Byrne Gloria A. 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