Inadvertently freed inmate fights extradition By BARBARA KATELL Friday on a fugitive war- 1976 He had been ordered boro staff psychiatrist pro- continued until today. And. tedoro "If Gov. Askew then signs FREEHOLD - John rant and Is being held with- confined by a county court nounced Montedoro he said, that Montedoro's Mr Mullaney said that if the warrant. Montedoro will Momedoro, M. of Bradley out ball In a Fort Lauder- judge after he was ac- 'cured " parents have hired a Flor- Montedoro does not waive immediately come under Beach, nu Indicated he will dale Jail to await contin- quitted by reason of in- County law enforcement ida attorney and "they have extradition, the county will the custody of the state of fight extradition from Flor- uation of a hearing on his sanity of two counts of mur- officials had hoped that indicated Montedoro will take immediate steps to as- New Jersey and will no ida to face charges of es- status today. der In the shotgun slaying Montedoro would waive ex- not waive extradition " sure that Montedoro re- longer be bailable." Mr. caping from Marlboro Psy- Montedoro had been of two boys in Tlnton Falls tradition and voluntarily re- At today's hearing, a mains in custody. Mullaney said. "He will chiatric Hospital, John T sought by the Monmouth In 1974 turn to New Jersey imme- Florida circuit court Judge Mr Mullaney said he will then remain in jail until the MuUaney Jr., lint assistant County prosecutor's office He was "inadvertently" diately after a scheduled was slated to determine immediately ask Gov. Bren- extradition process is com- Monmouth County prose- since last Monday released from Marlboro last court hearing in Florida whether an extradition dan Byrne to sign a requisi- pleted." cutor, said yesterday Montedoro had been an Monday with the verbal yesterday hearing will be needed and. tion warrant which would Mr. Mullaney said that Montedoro was arrested inmate of state psychiatric permission of a district However, Mr Mullaney if extradition is not waived, be forwarded to Gov. Reu- extradition could take sev- In Broward County, Fla., hospitals since September court judge after a Marl- said that the hearing was whether to set ball for Mon- ben Askew of Florida eral weeks John Moitedoro The Daily Register VOL. 100 NO. 84 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1977 15 CENTS Russell relieved of duties 'til probe 9 MCAP director Matawan s suspended by teachers: a vote of 8-5 By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN f 9 LONG BRANCH - Wilbert C. Russell has been stripped No again of his duties — and his salary — as executive director for the Monmouth Community Action Program (MCAP) pending in- By DAVID GRAULICH relumed to their rooms at the vestigation by the MCAP Board of Trustees into numerous al- MATAWAN - The Mala Hilton Inn. Tinton Falls, last legations leveled by a federal official. wan Regional Teachers Asso- night to await developments. The board's 8-5 vote suspending Mr. Russell without pay ctatlon has rejected the latest The board conducted a pub- for the duration of the Investigation shocked some board and settlement offer by the Mata- lic meeting last night at the staff members, and came as a surprise to Mr. Russell. wan Regional Board of Edu- high school auditorium to The oft-embattled MCAP cation, calling the board's hear reaction from parents director has weathered nu- terms •Inflammatory, inflat- and students Only two mem- merous investigations from ed, and misleading." bers of the board were agencies such as the U.S. The teachers responded to present, as the negotiating Attorney's office, and re- an offer the board made pub- team didn't attend the meet- cent public attacks by a lic early yesterday morning, ing Board President Judith county freeholder Jane ending a shortlived weekend Hurley and member Michael Clayton. Kidzus answered questions It was a Sept. 14 state- from 20 residents in the au- Demanding OUTSIDE COURTROOM - Motawan teachers Wednesday. Greeting association members ment from the director of dience, and the meeting en- outside the Freehold courthouse yesterday are the Community Services The Malawai Ttwuklp ded after twenty-five minutes relected the board's latest settlement proposal Administration (CSA), the CanrU tut ilgkt Issued a before returning to their rooms at the Hilton teachers president Marie Panos (left) and sec- Acting Superintendant An- ond vice president Stanley Sculthorpe (center). federal agency which over- •rauid tkal a CMirll rep- thony J Nuccio said last Inn. Negotiations are scheduled to resume sees community action resentative sll-li ai all night school attendance was agencies, however, which teacher ecitratt legttla at its highest point since the prompted the board's action !!•• sessleas. See sUry, strike began. He said 2.719 last night. NaWU. students were in the region's That report mentions nei- eight schools Monday, along ther Mr. Russell nor MCAP .._« blackout called Friday with 144 substitutes He said by name, although he con- by PERC mediators Jack Til about 11 regular teachers ceded last night that it re- lem and James Mastriani crossed the picket lines. ferred directly to him. In- The board's proposal and Both sides agreed the strike cluded in the CSA report the teachers' subsequent re- had entered a new phase this are nine highly specific jection went almost unnoticed week as Judge Merrill Lane charges WOhert C. ••ssen during a day dominated by began hearing the charges of Graciela Olivarez, CSA director, alleges in the report the association's appearance contempt against the associ- that, among other things, Mr. Russell "permitted CSA funds In county court on contempt ation. Teachers spokesman to be used to pay for a large color television set and an ex- charges for continuing its Marvin Reed called today's pensive stereo set for which there was no apparent program strike, which today enters its hearing, during which Judge purpose," that a "review of his local (agency) audits from twelfth work day. Lane set court dates and 1967 to 1974 indicate consistently inadequate accounting prac- The board said It offered heard pleas of "not guilty" tices," and that he spent $19,000 in agency funds for travel for the teachers a three-year from 122 teachers, "a sign the two national organizations he heads in the course of one year. package averaging an in- Sec Malawan teachers, page ) crease of 12.500, or 18 per Over 400 memben of teacher association stand around courthouse parking lot The nine allegations are Included In the CSA report which cent, per teacher over the forbids community action agencies from spending federal length of the contract. The funds in support of those two organizations, the National Com- board also said it withdrew munity Action Agency Executive Directors Association demands previously made re- (NCAAEDA) and the National Community Action Trust Fund, quiring limits on teachers' Teachers to go on trial Thursday a lobbying group, as well as a third organization. health insurance benefits, and Mr Russell maintained last night that the freeholder-ap- another demand that dupli- By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI begin this Thursday charge ana to name their been on strike since Friday. turn to work. The first was pointees to the board had "had this on their minds since they cate Insurance coverage be FREEHOLD - Forty-six He also directed that the attorney. Each of the 122 Sept. 16 the Freehold Regional came on the board." Six of the votes for removal came from eliminated members of the Matawan M teachers of Ike Matawan pleaded innocent to the Judge Lane denied a mo- teachers In 1J72 and the the six freeholder-appointees present last night. Teachers president Marie Teachers' Association will Avenue Middle School, the charge and named Emil Ox- tion by Mr. Shaw to include second was the Long He said he "welcomed the Investigation," bat, "with Panos, however, said the go on trial Thursday on Lloyd Road Middle School feld of Newark as their at- in the court papers each Branch Education Associ- all these Investigations, people always come back with the board's figures were In- charges of being in con- aid Ike Cambridge Park torney. day of the strike up until ation In 1174. same thing. The charges are shown to be lot true. The rat- In response to a motion Last Friday because the ac- accurate and a result of tempt of court by defying a School will go on trial The maximum penalty (or come of this one will be the same . . . I've done nothing by Mr. Oxfeld for jury tions by the teachers have "double counting." She said court order to return to Thursday. Oct. 13. Forty being in contempt of court wrong." trials. Judge Lane ruled been a continuing contempt the board's $2500 figure didn't work and not continue a teachers of the central of- is six months in the county The investigation is to be concluded within three months, that "there will be no jury The judge ruled that it was include the money teachers strike fice staff, the Slratkmore jail or a fine of $1,000 or and if he is exonerated, Mr. Russell is to be reinstated with trials. They have no right to not up to him to broaden will lose as a result of the A total of 122 teachers Elemeitary School, tke both. full back pay. • strike, which as of yesterday and the teachers' associ- Cllffwood Elementary a jury trial," adding that the court order signed by The board "review committee" is to be appointed at next amounted to about 11.770. ation pleaded innocent yes- School and the Broad Slree't the state Supreme Court Superior Court Judge Judge Yaccarino last Tuesday's annual meeting, after the board chooses Its chair- Miss Panos also said the terday to a charge of being Sckool will go on trial has ruled on this matter. Thomas L. Yaccarino. Friday continued the court person for the coming year. board's figure didn't include in contempt of court. Supe- Thursday, Oct. 2*. Assistant County Prose- The Malawan teachers' order which blocks the as- Herbert Werner, the freeholder appointee who offered the dental benefits for teachers rior Court Judge Merritt The teachers' association cutor Charles F. Shaw 3rd association Is the third such sociatoin and the teachers resolution removing Mr. Russell and calling for investigation, and other benefits the teach- Lane Jr. then set staggered will go on trial Thursday. told the court that the association to have been from striking. This order maintained that he hadn't discussed the measure with any ers seek. trial dates. Oct. 27. state's case against the brought to court to answer will continue until there is a See Russell relieved, page 3 Although negotiations aren't The judge directed that At yesterday's hearing, teachers will be based on contempt of court charges full hearing to determine scheduled to resume until 10 the nonjury hearing for the the teachers were asked their non-attendance at by continuing a stroke after whether the order should be a.m. Wednesday, the teachers 46 high school teachers will how they pleaded to the school The teachers have a court ordered them to re- made permanent. The Inside Story THE WEATHER Newly paved lot brings smiles, right? Wrong! Sunny and breezy today; sunny and not quite so windy tomorrow. Complete report M By BEN VAN VLIET "And I say you are wrong,'' said Mr. Mortensen. "I'm one Mr. Bedell represents a town which is a "customer" of page 2. of those commuters who use that lot every day of the week." the Bayshore Sewerage Outfall Authority LITTLE SILVER - Over the weekend the parking lot at At which point Mayor Anthony Bruno brought down the The bill would allow "customer" communities, those See ReguterV fall fashion the Little Silver Railroad station was marked off in parking gavel and announced that the council was not going to get in- which are not original members of the authority, to have spaces. volved in a dispute over how many parking spaces there are equal representation on the authority and to have equal vot- tabloid in today's issue And, the commuters who park there are happy to have in a parking lot. ing rights. Painted floors fool the eye .'. 12 the newly paved lot lined, right? Hadassah unit honors area couple II However, there will be an informal meeting at 9 p.m. Little Silver is one of the original members of the North- Baseball playoffs open In National League 14 Wrong. Monday at the Borough Hall to allow commuters to debate east Monmouth County Regional Sewerage Authority, and It Long Branch, Manalapan win football contests IS It seems the commuters are "madder than Hell" at hav- the usefulness of the lined parking lot. opposes the bill because it would give the "customer" com- ing the two lots on either side of the old Railroad Station That meeting will be chaired by Mr. Roddy and will not munities the right to vote on authority matters while only the Bridge Advice 21 DAILY REGISTER member municipalities are financially committed to the au- marked off Into Individual parking spaces. be considered a meeting of the governing body, but rather Business i 8 PHONE NUMBERS thority. "I was literally accosted this morning." said Councilman a meeting of Interested persons. Classified 17,11 Main Office S42-4H* Comics 21 John Mortensen, a man who strives dally to make the 7:15 to Mayor Bruno explained that In the case of the North- Toll Free I71-93M Mr. Mortensen said he expects a large turnout of commu- Crossword Puzzle ?1 New York. east Regional Sewerage Authority, Little Silver, along with Toll Free Mt-SIM ters who, like himself, drive small cars which don't need Editorials ( Fair Haven, Oceanport, Shrewsbury, West Long Branch, Classified Dept S42-17M "People were Irate to find that there were lines on the ''Detroit monster-sized spaces for parking." Entertainment, TV 21 and Monmouth Beach, have pledged the "full faith and Circulation Dept M2-4M1 parklag lot which eliminated tke parking spots they nor- Horoscope Jl The council, with one abstention, adopted a resolution op- credit" of the respective towns to back the authority's Sports Dept M2-4M4 mally ise," Mr. Mortensen said. Lifestyle 12, U posing a state Senate bill which would allow "customer" bonds, and thus the representatives of those towns should Middletown Bureau (7I-22M The councilman said that the marking of the lots has Make A Date 21 members of regional sewerage authorities to have full voting have the vote on the authority. Freehold Bureau 431-2112 eliminated "at least a third" of the available parking spaces. representation on the authority. Obituaries 4 Long Branch Bureau ..222-M1I "Not so," said Councilman Klchard Roddy, "there are 42 The bill, proposed by Sen. Bedell, would give an equal Sports HIS Statehouse Bureau tM-2ttttU The bill is sponsored by Sen. Eugene J. Bedell, who also parking spaces available and that's more than there were be- vote to the juthoritv's customer communities — TintorTFalls, serves as city manager in Keansburg. fore It was lined." Red Bank, Rumson, Sea Bright, and Ft. Monmouth. CLAM HUT STILL OPEN Reg.lster.lox MAECO.M 7 days, lunch & dinner. Reser- classes tonight, Asbury Park Gong Show Tonight Sidewalk Safety Meeting Tonight "Cowtown" Drag AMtettea PnUesa? Mr. Roddy, who opposed the resolution, abstained from vations for private parties ac- Long Branch, Monmouth Re-i Sheraton Inn, Hazlet -264-2400. Fairview School. Wed.. Oct. 5. Wed. Fresh; Thurs. Trigger. Call 988-8133 For Help Day or voting because he felt the council should thoroughly study the cepted. 872-0909. gional, Ocean Township High Bring your talent. 8 p.m. FCEA-Clvlc Assn. Trade Winds, Sea Bright. Night. proposed bill before taking a stand. Schools. 2 ThcDfeftyRegtater SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. OCTOBEH 4. 1977 People.

H. R. Hatdrmil is repen- both ol the film's two nude at Cincinnati Children's er, chauffered In Flynt's his ever-pursuing girlfriend tant Jtki D. Ekrllrkmaa scenes Nureyev told re- Hospital. Berman said the limousine "We were hoping and latter-day wife, and has "demonstrated contin- porters last night after the boy was admitted to the to be able to keep a relati- Mammy and Pappy Yokum Indira out of film's London premier, "I hospital in mid-September vely low profile, but I guess They were but a few of uing contrition " Jaka N. Mllrkelt is "truly sorry " tried to wriggle out of the when Berman came to Cin- the world's best know por- Ihe characters thai Capp NEW DELHI. India |AP) arrested Monday night and Their lawyers argued be- two scenes because I cinnati with the production nograplier and the Presi- limed in the syndicated — Indira Gandhi was did not request bail in fore US District Judge though they were rather of "Don't Drink the Water " dent's sister can't be to- comic strip, born of the brought to court on corrup court Her lawyer. Frank John J Sirica today that strong But the moment Berman and his wife. Sa gether and maintain alow Depression. In August 1IM lion charges today after a Anthony, told the magis (or those reasons, and oth- they were done, they were rah. said they were optimis- proftel." Flynt. publisher of At Its height, the strip was night in police custod\ bui (rale the charges against ers, the three men should done tic Mrs. Berman said the Hustler magazine, said yes- syndicated in 100 news- Magistrate R Dayal or- her were "vague, utterly be released from prison "I was told they were im- boy's "spine was attacked" terday. papers around the world. It dered her (reed and re- (atuous. trumped up and po- now Each man was close perative scenes by British and a second operation fol- ••• Is now carried by about 400 quired no bail litical " He charged that to Richard M Nixon when director Ken Russell, who lowed He is paralyzed and Lil Abner. the fictional newspapers. Police used tear gas and her arrest had been ordered he was president Each was made the film and he con- listed In fair condition. The 19-year-old yokel who sur- • •• clubs on demonstrators (or personally by Pnme Minis- among the most powerful vinced me to do them " Nu- boy had had one previous vived seven presidents and GUIlai N. Stream and and against the 5J year-old ter Morar]i Desai men inthe first Nixon ad- reyev, who defected from operation in Los Agneles grew to become an Ameri- Sfc.r.i Percy Rockefeller former prime minister out ministration Each is the Soviet Union to the and had been referred to can institution, will dis- have been nominated by side the courthouse Gas Altomeys for the govern- serving at least J4 years in West in 1M1. said although the Cincinnati hospital. Ber- appear from the comic President Carter as direc- fumes drifted into the pack- ment asked the court to prison tor multiple criminal he has starred in a film. man said strips next month His crea- tors of the Corporation for ed courtroom as competing take jurisdiction of Mrs acts in the Watergate cov- "Dancing will stay the most tor Al Tapp. is retiring at Public Broadcasting, Mrs chants of "Shame, shame Gandhi, saying they had enip important aspect of my Evangelist Rail Carter the age of (8 Rockefeller, the wile of shame. Indira Gandhi" and brought her before Dayal in life." suplrion the President's The painfully shy and im Gov Jay Rockefeller of "Long live Indira Gandhi' accordance with the legal Ballet dancer Kudolf N«- sister, and her husband poverlshed hillbilly, who West Virginia, and Mrs So drowned out some of the taw requirement that anyone reyrv, star of a movie on Comedian Skelley Brr were house guests of porno lived In Dogpatch. US A . rensen. wife of Theodore C. yers' arguments arrested without a court or- the life of Rudolph Valen- nai'i 12-year-old son. Josh- king Larry Flyil over the will make his final appear- Sorensen. were nominated Mrs Gandhi rejected an der be produced in court tino, says it took some con- ua, has undergone surgery weekend The three visited ance on Nov 13 Leaving on Monday to six-year olfer of bail when she was within U hours IwHra Gkartl vincing (or him to appear in for a malignant brain tumor Children's Hospital togeth- with him are Daisy Mae. terms.

Identify TV led to Mine? Carter says SALT Jane Doe Mom says violent at last CHICAGO (AP) — The body of a teen-aged girl, programs did it who died last month 12 days agreement is nearer after she was found sev- MIAMI (AP) - The mother lent television programs erely beaten, was identified ol Ronny Zamora. a 15-year- The prosecution painted a UNITED NATIONS. NY States to Israels security is large missiles in the Soviet succeed in limiting weapons, yesterday as Deborah Rosen- old accused of murdering his picture list week o( a cold- (AP) — President Carter re- unquestionable arsenal while Moscow has ex- but will also create a founda- cranz o( Chicago elderly neighbor and who is blooded killer who carried on tion for better relations in ported today the United "-For the Arabs, the legiti- pressed concern about the Identification o( the seeking acquittal by reason o( the otherwise normal Life of a other spheres" States and the Soviet Union mate rights of the Palesti- deployment of cruise missiles Ireckle-iaced. 16-year-old insanity induced by television, Miami Beach high school stu- Carter went on to say: are "within sight of a signifi- nians must be recognized by the United States came from her grand- said Monday that he was dent cant agreement" to limit How these nghts are to be If the principles of self-re- "The United States is will- mother and dental charts deeply aflected by the par- strategic weapons defined and implemented is. straint, reciprocity and mu- ing to go as far as possible, after four persons not re- ticularly violent shows. Rally Zamara, Ike tual acomodalion of interests consistent withour security in- Zamora's defense attorney. In his text for an address to of course, for the interested lated to the teenager view- Irirvlsiaa murdrr trial dr are observed." Carter said, terests, in limiting and reduc- Ellis Rubin, said the boy was the United Nations General parties to decide in negotia- ed the body in the Cook feadaat, liked tie Saper- "then the United States and ing our nuclear weapons On temporarily insane, driven t Assembly. Carter also looked tions, and not for us to dic- County morgue Sunday •is sitw sa mack as a the Soviet Union will not only a reciprocal basis we are will- that way by his constant beyond a new SALT accord tate." night, said Dr Robert rhlld Ual ke asked per ing now to reduce them by 10 viewing of violent television and declared the United Carter, who will spend two Stein. Cook County Medical missis* ta leap (ram a win get Zamora days in New York pursuing per cent, by 20 per cent, even Examiner shows, when he shot and daw. Ike bay's matker testi- Speaking so softly the ju- States is "willing now" to re- by 50 per cent Then we will both public and private diplo- , Police Lt Edward killed Elinor Haggart. 83. of fied. rors could hardly heir her. duce its arsenal of nuclear work (or further reductions to macy, was meeling'separate- Gas vote Bluthardt of Schiller Park, Miami Beach on June 4 "He was )aH craiy aboil the slender Miss Steiner said arms "by 10 per cent, by 20 a world truly free of nuclear ly later in the day with Egyp- where the girl's severely The boy acquired toy guns Sipermia." Yalaadi Za- she had talked witk the per cent, even by 50 per weapons " cent." if the Soviets will do tian Foreign Ismail Fahmy battered body was found and would finger them while mara lestMed Maaday. "He two boys several times in the Calling for Ihe completion the same. and the foreign minister of Is- possible Sept 6. said despite the iden- watching television programs waaM wrap • lawel araiad weeks after Zamora's arrest rael. Moshe Dayan of negotiations on a com- tification. "We're not satis- said Yolanda Zamora. 33 •Is aerk aad ask my kis- In one conversation she re- While emphasizing arms The President, whose two prehensive nuclear test ban. fied with anything at this "Mommy, this Is the way bawl la apea Ike wMaw sa called that: "I said I thought control efforts. Carter also meetings last month with So- the President asserted: time We're continuing our they hold the gun — look at •e eaaM )amp aal. he'd get out In a number ol discussed the search for a viet Foreign Minister Andrei today "My country believes that investigation with even how well I'm doing." she years They ssld. not If they the time has come to end all Middle East peace Gromyko gave fresh impetus more emphasis now " quoted the boy as saying Af- Two prosecution witnesses. could help It They were go- to arms control negotiations, WASHINGTON (AP) - The explosions of nuclear devices, ter watching a parliculary "We do not intend to im- Authorities refused to re- Timothy Cahill and Paul To- ing to do all they could to put said on that subject: Senate, its tumultuous filibus- no matter what their claimed violent one. she said, her son pose from the outside a settle- lease her identity Monday ledo, said last week that Za- him away (or as long is they "In strategic arms limita- ter on natural gas prices at justification — peaceful or "would just sit in his bed and ment on the nations of the until her parents, who are mora acted normally the could " ' tion talks, we and the Soviets an end, is neanng a vote on a military " think Middle East." he said But he divorced, were notified weekend alter the killing However. Miss Steiner ap- are within sight of a signifi- compromise deregulation The family moved from added that "the fundamental when he drove them and oth- peared confused when de- cant agreement in limiting plan that the Carter adminis- Staten Island. N Y . to Miami rights and interests" of Israel er friends to Disney World in fense attorneys asked her to the total numbers of weapons tration is accepting reluc- in September 1976 By this and her Arab neighbors must the dead woman's car. recall what Zamori hid said < and in restricting certain cat- tantly time, the boy's favorite show be accepted, and concluded Gay libs, Nixon But Monday. Tina Steiner. about the influence of tele egories of weapons of special After weeks of firmly re- was "Kojak ' she said vision in his life She said she a 15-year-old schoolmate ol 1 " — For Israel, this must concern to each of us ' jecting all pricing schemes f 9 "He actually begged me to Zamora testified that two had trouble recalling those mean borders that are recog- Carter did not elaborate calling for lifting federal con- convince my husband to boys told her they were out to conversations nized and secure The However, the United Slates is trols. White House energy ad- hurt by silence shave his head to look like concerned about the very visers say they will not op- commitment of the United provide a right to be gay Kojak." she said pose deregulation beginning WASHINGTON (AP) —The Civil liberties attorneys had Telly Savlas. (Kojak) is in 1987. at least in the Senate Supreme Court can make im- Hostages are all freed; hoped that the court Would scheduled to give a deposition A vote was possible today portant decisions by deciding on Wednesday and may be Meeting both sides to do nothing, as it demon- use Gaylord's case to insure on the newest compromise federal protection for homosex- called to testily hijackers held in Algeria proposal, sponsored by Sen strated on the first day of its uals, much like protection "To him. watching TV was ALGIERS. Algeria (AP) - tired, with digestive problems Henry M Jackson, chairman new term that it provided against dis- the greatest thing in the A 5.00O-mile. six-day odyssey resulting from Irregular on Mid-East woes of the Senate Energy Com- Handing down 40 pages of crimination based on race, re- world." she said of terror over Asia and North meals " UNITED NATIONS. NY ference mittee Jackson suggested a orders Monday, justices dealt ligion, sex and age By age II. Zamora was hav- Africa ended yesterday when Algerian authorities refused (AP) — President Carter The Israelis think the 12 03 celining nsing to 13 16 important setbacks to the gay The legal controversy sur- ing trouble in school, enjoyed five Japanese hijackers (reed to say what would become of meets today with the foreign United States went too far by the end of 1986. with price liberation movement and to playing sports and passiona- ministers of Egypt and Israel Richard M Nixon and gave a rounding Richard Nixon's their last 19 hostages from a the ultra leftist Japanese Red Egypt wants the Palestine controls lapsing on Jan 1'. tely watched TV. using an to continue his drive tor an significant victory to suppor- White House tapes reached commandeered jetliner and Army terrorists who took Liberation Organization to 1987 earphone so he could watch a Arab-Israeli settlement that ters of school integration In the nation's highest court for surrendered to Algerian au- over the Japan Air Lines DC8 represent the Palestinians at The (inale to a 13-day legis- set in his bedroom lar into recognizes the "legitimate all three cases it refused to the fourth time in three thorities on Wednesday over India, or Geneva and to have equal lative deadlock came Monday the night, she said. rights" of the Palestinians review a lower court decision years. The justices ruled in ef- Officials said the hostages. their six "comrades." The status with Israel and the after Senate leaders enlisted fect, again by deciding to do "I used to leave the home Egyptian Foreign Minister The court let 'stand rulings 12 passengers and seven crew comrades, including two Arab countries The Israelis the help of Vice President nothing, that'the 880 reels of and tell him to turn it oft. but Ismail Fahmy was to see Car- by state courts tn Washington members, appeared to be in women, including two women, say Palestinian representa- Walter F Mondale. who used tape may be released for use there was no way I could stop ter first with a message from that employers may (ire ho- good health and were relaxed were (reed (rom Japanese tives can be part of the Jor- sharp parliamentary tactics in civil suits. A lower federal it." she said. President Anwar Sadat of mosexuals from their jobs so- and smiling when they were jails to meet the hijackers' danian delegation but they against filibuster leaders court has made the same The testimony came as at- Egypt Israeli Foreign Minis- lely because of their sexual driven away in an airport demands. will not accept known leaders The two leaders. Democrat- finding torney Ellis Rubin began to bus ter Moshe Dayan was meet- ic Sens Howard Metzenbaum preference The Washington build a defense based on the of the PLO Previous court decisions es- U.S. diplomatic sources Authorities also were silent ing with the President in the of Ohio and James Abourezk courts ruled in the case of idea that the boy was insane tablished that the tapes must said the only American on the about a J6 million ransom evening Fahmy told reporters the of South Dakota, called off former Tacoma schoolteacher at the time of the June killing be released if needed for evi- final leg of the (light. Thomas handed over lo the hijackers The Egyptians do not think PLO is" not likely to go to their filibuster as Jackson James Gaylord that homosex- of 83-year-old Elinor Haggart dence in criminal trials and Phelan. a 29-year-old State along with the (reed prisoners the United States went far Geneva without a change in was announcing his new com- uals are "immoral" and can- He says the boy was driven that the government, not Nix- Department employe (rom by Japanese officials In Dac- enough in the Joint US.So- the UN Security Council's promise proposal to Ihe Sen not expect the Constitution to mad by an addiction to vio- on, controls Ihe recordings San Francisco, was "well but ca. Bangladesh .Sunday. viet declaration Saturday ur- Resolution 242 adopted after ate ging Israel to recognize the the 1967 Arab-Israeli war to Abourezk and Metzenbaum Legionnaires < Advertisement "legitimate rights of the Pa- provide guidelines for a peace accused the Carter White lestinian people" and to agree settlement. The resolution House of deserting them in a disease hits to a Palestinian role in the deals with Palestinians solely lonely fight proposed Geneva peace con- as a refugee problem " We have had the rug Burlington, Vt. pulled out from under us by ATLANTA - An out- Gov't Backs Loans To the President of the United break of "Legionnaires dis- States." Abourezk said "We ease" in Burlington. VI is have been led to believe the Weather: Sunny the third largest known out- administration would support break of the still unnamed TIDES Mostly sunny and breezy Us all along." type of pneumonia, the na- Saady Hook today, in low to mid 60s or Throught the frequently Homeowners At 8K % tional Center for Disease Con- around 18 Celsius. Clear wedding expenses, pur- not only give the home- money left over from acrimonious impasse, the trol said Monday TODAY - High 1:10 p.m. tonight, lows upper 40s to low Up to $50,000 owner the advantage of salary can earn money for White House remained pub- There have been 12 deaths chase of a new car, furni- and low 7:51 p.m 50s Sunny and pleasant licly silent about the success- ture, color TV or any buying at today's prices, the homeowner in an TOMORROW - High 1 47 Wednesday, highs around 70 among 16 confirmed cases of or more with 30 ful maneuvers of Abourezk the disease at the Medical purpose at all. but will also be repaid out interest bearing savings a.m. and 2 02 p m and low Precipitation probability. 10 and Metzenbaum in pre- of tomorrow's bigger earn- account or other worth- 7:51 a.m. and 8:55 p m per cent today and near zero Center Hospital of Vermont in year payments venting conclusive votes on Burlington since August, the Original Purchase ings. while investment, which For Red Bank and Rumson per cent tonight and Wednes- deregulation hospital said can lead to a higher bridge, add two hours; Sea day Wind northwest 10 to 20 as low as $7.69 Money raised through Government Pays Part Bright, deduct 10 minutes: mph today, westerly less than this type of loan can also standard of Irving with Long Branch, deduct 15 min- 10 mph tonight Ocean water per month per be used for the original Of Interest Charges greater security and peace utes: Highlands bridge, add temperatures are in low to purchase of a home with Not only is this type of of mind. This can indeed 40 minutes. mid 60s $1,000. of loan as little as 3% cash re- loan backed by Govern- be the way to a fresh start. quired for down payment. ment funds, permitting a lower interest rate, but in Toll Free Loan Info The Daily Register fact the Government will In announcing their Pay Back pay part of the interest We urge all home- The Sunday Register entry into this aspect of With Cheaper Dollars charges in the form of a owners or prospective sed Dy ftf Red Bank Register money lending, The reduction of taxes pro- homeowners who intend Inflation will always be O in r|7l by John M Cook and Henr y Cloy Money Store, New portionate to the borrow- to borrow money for any with us. The $30 weekly Jersey's largest specialist er's income. purpose at all, to call The salary of a few decades Branch Offices in homeowner loans, Money Store at this •71 Rt H.MiddlttOwn. N J 07741 back had a purchasing ou'r. County CoyrlhouM. Freehold. N j 07771 points out that loans can Fresh Start TOLL FREE number: I7» Broodway. Long B'ancn. N J QJJ40 power equal to a $300 Stoietoouie. Trenton. N J 0M?5 be for amounts up to By consolidating all of Dial 800-672-1001. Find weekly salary of today. Mastercharge and Visa are now $50,000 or even more and their money needs into a out if this Government Member ol ft* Auociaftd Prm The MiociotW Pren '* entitled How long before a $3,000 eidutlvety to trw u» ol on the meal nt*\ printed in ifi* nrwipaper a% that the money raised relatively small first backed program can be of welt en all AP rwwi and rj.tpotchei available at all Colonial weekly., salary will be through this form of re- mortgage payment ex- benefit to you. An ex- necessary in order to First National financing can be used for tending for 30 years, perienced loan officer will maintain the same stand- Second Clint mtoQe po>d ol Red Bonk, N J 07701 ond ot Middle debt consolidation, mak- homeowners can get rid of evaluate your situation town. N J 077*1 Published Wndo* thfougti Friday Moll lubicnptiom Branches ard of living? payable in advance ing a business investment all charge accounts and and make recommen- Term Daily Sunday Doily ond credit facilities, thereby dations. All information Only Only Sunday or home improvement, Money borrowed today One Year US 00 11)00 150 00 letting them go forward on will be held in strictest Horn* delivery by Corner - Doily and Soidoy W cent* o week. payment of taxes, medical to buy the things that are a cash basis. Excess confidence. Vrtok copy ol Counter - Daily 15 cenlt. Sunday 11 c en It expenses, college tuition, wanted and needed, will SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1977 Till fU) ITfflhfc I 3 Villane leads group blocking bill; Van Wagner an By SHERRY (ONOHAN Dr. VUlane's opposition arose instead out of pride of author- Sack sUidards kave beei maadalrd by tke federal gtvenmeat slice 1171 aid by Ike stale slice 117! yet DEP. SUItkMte CerresaeMleil ship In his own bill which still is locked up In committee. "I think his actions on the floor today directly counteract despite kavlig I,IN empltyes, hasn't dnr anything tt es- tablish them, Dr. Vlllaie Hid. Aid. ke charged, "tke be TRENTON - A bill by Aiaemblyman Richard Van Wag his expressed desire of dealing with ocean dumping." Mr Van partmeat tf Eavlrtameitil Protection tf New Jersey has Mr, D-Monmouth. seeking to curb ocean aludge dumping was Wagner, one of the four New Jersey members of the bistate washed this bill deal tf aay responsibility" ftr It It do s». returned to committee for further consideration after it came committee headed by Dr. Villane. said. up (or a floor vote In the Assembly yesterday as the result of Dr. Vlllaie httlrd it Ike siggesllti that pride tf II- Dr. Villane's proposed bill would give DEP six months in a protest led by Assemblyman Anthony M Villane Jr.. H Mon tktrsklp la kls twi bill kad spurred kls arllti. which to establish pre-treatment standards and would ban all mouth, sponsor of rival sludge dumping legislation. "I don't really care about that," he said, adding that If ocean dumping of sludge one year after the law was enacted. Dr. Villane, chairman of a bistate committee on the pollu- Mr. Van Wagner's bill had been properly amended before it It also would not set any boundaries on the area in which tion of New Jersey-New York coastal waters, and his suppor- came to the floor he could never have argued against It. sludge must be disposed but. instead, would invest the com- ters successfully argued that the Van Wagner proposal should) "This bill (of Mr. Van Wagner's) would have given the missioner of DEP with the authority to designate regional be returned to committee because it allegedly was defective. whole concept of what we're trying to do a black eye and sludge dumping disposal sites based on availability and topo- TV vtte U rectmmit m 14 II wkei fair ••rth itr whitewash the Department of Environmental Protection." he graphy of land. The commissioner further would be respon- •ey Demerits, apparrilly feirfal tf tie Impact tie Vaa - asserted. sible for coordinating the development of alternative methods Wiper kill mlgkt kave •• Ikelr lud-scaree districts, Mr. Van Wagner's bill would place the responsibility for of sludge disposal Htsei i Mtck et M Repablicaat it sidetrack tke measire. finding alternative methods for dumping sludge In the ocean Dr. VHUae said thai ke had beea promised that either kls tr Mr. Vai Wagier's bills would be merged Into one Ranks of the majority Democrats had thinned appreciably In the hands of the 22 existing solid waste managmeent dis- by tke Assembly Agrteullare and Environment Committee by the time the vote came shortly before 8 p m. at the end of tricts In the state which cover the 21 counties and the Hacken- or both wouM be brought out ftr coislderatitn bv tke fall a long afternoon of highly partisan debate on a number of oth- sack Meadowlands. The federal Environmental Protection Assembly. er bills Administration has ordered an end to all ocean dumping by 1181 Instead Mr Van Wagner's came out alone during a recent The action leaves the future of Mr. Van Wagner's bill In Aithtiv M. Vlllne Rlrhard Vll Wlgaer great doubt because of uncertainty over further meetings of Dr. Villane. in arguing during floor debate for recommit- committee meeting that Republican committee members said the legislature Members are anxious to recess so that they ment of the bill, claimed It had two major defects. For one they hadn't gotten a full agenda for Mr Van Wagner said, measure was sent back to committee, which would prohibit can campaign for the Nov. 8 election and few. If any, addi- thing, he said, it would require all Ihe sludge generated in a however, that his bill #as by far the preferred one of the utility companies from passing fuel adjustment charges along tional sessions of the Assembly and Senate are expected to be county to be disposed of within the borders of that county — committee and its chairman. Assemblyman II Donald Stew- to the consumer automatically. held before then. an assertion Mr. Van Wagner denied — and for another, he art. D-Salem and Gloucester. The bill, which requires the utilities to justify Ihe passa- Moments after the vote to recommit his bill to committee said, it fails to establish pre treatment standards to prevent Mr. Van Wagner said It was a "sad day" when an impor- long. was introduced originally by Mr Van Wagner on Feb. 14 hid hem tallied. Mr. Van Wagner accused Dr. Villane of a such substances as cadmium, zinc, mercury and lead which tant bill like the one on sludge dumping failed because of the but was reintroduced last month by Assemblyman Kenneth "selfish gran act of hypocrisy — the most blatant I've ever are highly poisonous to fish and ground water from entering type of opposition It had met. He said he wouldn't block a bill Gerwertz. D-Gloucester. Camden and Burlington, who appar- seen" In seeking to prevent passage of the measure. He de- the sewer system Without such standards, he said, sewage over pride of authorship and cited as an example a measure, ently got the political blessing to move ahead with his instead nied that there were any defects in this bill and charged that sludge can never be used In composting or fertilizer. taken up and passed a few minutes after the sludge dumping Mr Van Wagner was among those who voted for it. Russell relieved Elks request goes to planning board (Continued) other board members prio(Continuedr to the )meeting , although some J_ Thi&s club will be operating "said he _agree£ d completely able to local groupsC7 , such as lodge use would have on the By SHERRV FIGDORE board members who opposed the move said they believed it house or in the Long Branch the same as any other Elks with Mr. Grant. the Boy Scouts. municipal master plan. had been pre-planned. Elks home since the local club." Mr. Grant said Mr. Sauerwein said the The Elks have been trying In other cases before it last Several tf Ike bears' members sipptrtlig tke resell- EATONTOWN - The latest lodge was organized in IM9 "They'll have to have social Elks have applied for a club to establish some permanent night, the zoning board freed I It m accessary It clear tke air tf lecisi- attempt by local Elks to stake He said the Broad St. build- functions to raise money. " liquor license for the proper- home here for several years. both X.S. Smith, greenhouse MCAP, lad It lisare that tke aatl poverty out a private lodge within the ing was large enough to hold "But I don't see why I have ty, and he expected the lodge In September,.1974. the lodge manufacturers on Old Deal ageaey was ate cltted atwa. borough has been referred to regular meetings, which or- to have a warehouse, a bar. a to be open until II p in week- applied for variances to build .Road, and Westward. Inc.. a "I feel that the agency is on trial, Russell is on trial. the Planning Board. dinarily drew from 10 to 20 luncheonette and a dance hall days, "later on Fridays and a new 10.000 square-foot build- pharmaceutical firm on In- we're all on trial," Freeholder-appointee Clarence Gale said. Officers of Elks Lodge 2402 members, and weekend social next to me." Saturdays." and from noon ing on a five-acre tract on dustrial Way West, from re- "It's our obligation to make sure we have as fair and thor- appeared before the Zoning gatherings. Another nearby resident. until I p.m. on Sunday. Parker Road next to the quirements that each con- ough an Investigation as possible — not a whitewash or a Board of Adjustment last The 1.500 square-foot prop- James Rice, Cllffwood Ave.. Board Member Robert borough's 80-acre park. struct a six-foot high fence witchhunt. I'm not interested in discharging Russell. But if night, seeking approval of a erty has room for 92 parking Nicholson asked if the Elks Although Borough Council along the property lines. we do not Investigate ourselves and correct our actions, this plan to convert a two-story spaces. could live with an II p.m. clos- approved the variances a Representatives of both agency Is going to close down. It's going downhill already." structure at 2M Broad St.. op- Major social functions, he ing time on weekends, since year later, several home- firms testified that construc- The drastic action appears to have stemmed in part from posite the Steelman School, said, would still have to be Charge 2 the building was in a residen- owners In adjacent West Long tion of the fence was unnec- CSA's decision earlier this month to withhold funding from into a lodge and headquarters held in locations like St. Do- tial zone, and Mr. Sauerwein Branch filed suit to reverse cessary because of thickly the agency because of "serious financial and management for the 200-member fraternal rothea's social rooms. replied that it would pose "a the approval. The Elks sold treed boundaries and marshy problems" within the agency. organization. But while Mr. Sauerwein in area hardship" that property last week. or sandy soil. Although, last week. a.CSA official said that the Septem- The building, empty since and Othell Barrett. 21 Kremer He said the Elks would In the interim, they had The board approved signs ber basic grant of 172.000 would be released to the agency, the Eatontown Electronics Ave.. Elks' secretary, tried to make the second floor avail- tried to move to a vacant for three sides of Toys "R" funding Is to be on a monthly basis while CSA devises a sys- School mpved out two or convince the board of their holdups building in Tinton Falls, but Us. a chain operation moving need for office and organiza- tem of controls for the funding three years ago. is located in MARLBORO - After rob- municipal officials there re- into half of the former tional space, two nearby resi- TV tflMal, HIM Palates, aulsUil recltail director, an RIO residential zone, in bing three stores last night. Seek man fused variances that would Bradlee's store on Rt. 35. of dents were protesting the taU Ikere vas at laleauee »f shiltlig dtwi Ike ae.rt.ry. which the lodge use is prohib- Thomas Selah. 22, Red Bank permit a liquor license. 184.152 and 81 square feet. use ml thai MCAP's retaeese It qiesltois ptsed by CSA wis ited and Lisa Treich, 18, Toms who killed Mr. Sauerwein said the or- Plans for an addition to the user ataa> mm... George Sauerwein. chair- William A Grant. 222 Broad River were arrested at Broad ganization was extremely ac- interior sales area of Huff- Mr. Russell said last night that n agencies had funds man of the Elks' board of St.. said the area was already and Little streets. Matawan tive in charitable activities man-Koos. Rt. 35. was de- withheld by CSA. and that all the agencies would be funded trustees, told the zoning cluttered with cars on Satur- Borough and are presently in in holdup and needed space to store layed until the board's No- days and Sundays from St. monthly until Congress approved funding for the entire pro- board that the group has been the county jail. SOMERVILLE (AP) - Po- food for holiday baskets and vember meeting. The furni- Dorothea's parishoners. gram because money for all the programs was being held up meeting in the borough fire The robbing spree began lice today were seeking the equipment such as crutches ture store is planning to ex- pending Congressional approval. with the Seven-Eleven, Bor- man who murdered an auto and wheelchairs that It made tend its upper level to accom- Several of the board members who voted for Mr Russell's dentown Ave., Old Bridge, repair shop owner during a available to needy people as modate another 1.960 square removal insisted that they would be happy to reinstate him if moved on to the Cumberland robbery last night. well as social space. feet of showroom space. he Is exonerated by the investigation MCAP approves Farms, 830 King George Rd . The victim was identified The zoning Board expects No exterior changes are As of last night, however. Mr. Russell has made no deci- Woodbridge and culminated as Andrew Szlivasi. 33. of to have a report from the planned for the building, sions on whether he would be willing to come back once the at the Carvel at Routes 79 Hillsborough. Szlivasi. owner planning board by next month which is currently a noncon- investigation was concluded controversial vote and 520, Marlboro. of Automedic on Route 206 on the effect the proposed formlng use. "I don't make such serious decisions in such a short At the Carvel the pair rob- here, apparently was stabbed By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN tion the number of bal- time," he said. bed $150 at 7:10 p.m. and fled with a sharp instrument, au- LONG BRANCH - The lots cast coincided with the He has been with MCAP since INS. its executive director In their car. Patrolmen arriv- thorities said. The murder Sept. 14 election of commu- number of signatures in the CORRECTION since 1171. ing a moment later received weapon was not recovered. nity representatives to the registration books Beard member Ltals V. Capple, vttlig agilisl tke a clear and accurate descrip- Monmouth Community Action Reinaldo Nazario. board A witness present at the rettlatlta, aalilalied tkal "ot.ee (RisseH'i) tul, I tion which went out over the Program (MCAP) Board of chairman, said that the coun- time of the robbery and mur- FOIL INSULATION deal katw htw he'll ever gel back la." county radio. An arrest was Trustees, challenged by one ty prosecutor had turned der told police Szlivasi was The CSA statement, he said, "was used as a coverup to made a few minutes later by 3'/2xl5x70SF *9.49 winning candidate and one down Mr. Hawley's request preparing to close the repair deliberately relieve the director of his job tempora- Patrolman Richard Nusbaum, losing one. was accepted last for an investigation of the shop for the night when the rily." Mr. Russell had said that he expected the board to Matawan 6x15x40Sf.... '8.79 night by the MCAP board election because it was out of assailant taped the owner's object to the CSA statement ... "I expected that this board Bail was set for Selah at An Investigation into al- Its jurisdiction, and that the hands and legs and took an VRMKUUTE 3 cu FT I»G '3.99 would want to know where the evidence was." $10,000 and for Treich at leged improprieties conducted U.S. Attorney also declined to undisclosed amount of money. The NCAAEDA board objected in writing to the CSA re- $4,000. Both were in- n $ by a committee of board mem- Investigate. The witness, whose identity i'x24"x96 MGW KKYSTMNt 1.99 port carcerated in lieu of bail. The bers found that the election The Community Services was being withheld, also was Wl HAVI U" W1DI I UNMOD INSUUIION IN StOCI "It appears I have been proven guilty before I even got to case will be heard In munici- was held according to the Administration (CSA) had not taped and robbed, but was answer the charges," he said. pal court here October 5. agency by-laws, with no irre- indicated to MCAP that the not injured, police said. The nine charges pinpointed In the CSA statement had gularities, board member election should be Invalidated Authorities said the assail- been made by a secretary who had been fired from MCAP In Marjorie Woodward, chair- despite a possible violation of ant used a customer's car MONMOUTH BUILDING 1174. he added person of Ihe election com- a law forbidding the conduct No Peter with New York plates as his The board last light perused reams tf correspondence mittee announced last night. of a community election on a getaway vehicle. between MCAP lad CSA, Including Information on past ••- Szlivas. was pronounced CENTER The results of the election "Sabbath day — a day ob- tUta aaa the dlsalltwaaee by CSA tf SM.Nt In travel ex Cottontail dead at the scene. Authorities In the Bayshore area had served by rest or worship." petdltnres beeiuse "violations tf travel regulations said an autopsy was to be 777 SHREWSBURY AVf. been questioned by one losing Mrs. Woodward said. seemed It exist ftr almost every trip, Because of tke poor performed today at Somerset candidate "Joseph Hawley. The election was held on for them travel reearda maintained ky ytir igeaey II was Impos- Hospital. and Incumbent and winning Rosh Hashanah. one of the SHRfWSBUKY 747-5220 sible la make a determination,"CSA Comptroller Vltt Pli- candidate Juan Andujar. most important holidays on SEATTLE (AP) - Some ri wrote In ai Aigusl IS letter released last night. Seattle area children calling In a formal challenge sub- the Jewish calendar. the public library's 24-hour, Mr. Pizzi did not specify what period the $59,000 covered, mitted both to Ihe board and The board agreed to accept storytelling number have got- although he said it was all disallowed because Information re- to the county prosecutor's of- the results of the election RED BANK RESIDENTS ten a terse curse Instead of a quested concerning it was not provided by the agency. fice and the U.S. Attorney's with four members voting to short verse. YOU CAN'T AFFORD INVISIBLE MEMBERS This Is under appeal, Mr. Russell said. office. Mr. Hawley charged accept, two not to accept, and Voting list night for the removal of Mr. Russell and the that the Identification of vot- four abstentions, although Mr. Apparently the youngsters ON BOROUGH COUNCIL! Investigation were Mr. Werner. Mr. Gale, Paul Smith. William ers had not been checked In Andujar intended to file a for- have been misdialing the li- Seaman. Juan Andujar. Dr. Robert Maggs. William Leon and mobile voting vans In the mal challenge to the election brary's number, reaching In- David Cohen. Bayshore area before they with the board last night. stead Hill Refrigeration Opposing It were Marjorie Woodward. Normann Richard-, Corp., which has a number were allowed to cast ballots, After the committee an- son. Donald Hammary. Bertha McBride. and Mr. Capple. similar to that of "Dial-A-Sto- and that many voters did not nounced it would certify the Chairman Reinaldo Nazarto abstained. ry." sign a registration book, both election, Mr. Andujar with- Mr. Hammary arrived minutes before the vote took place of which were required under drew his challenge, but main- "Please tell everybody we shortly before II p.m.; Mary Johnson, another board mem- agency by-laws. tained that there still were a are sorry about swearing at ber, arrived at the meeting minutes after the vote. the kids, but we just can't be Mr. Hawley maintained number of "discrepancies" in reading Peter Cottontail to "I could have been here If I'd known this kind of nonsense that people who were not eli- the election. them," said the firm's man- was to take place," she said. gible to vote, such as those The seven community rep- ager, Gordon Griggs. "We She believed the board "s action was "Illegal," sbe not living in the designated resentatives elected on Sept. have to get these kids off the said, because Ike resalutlti was not listed on tke agenda areas, were allowed to cast 14 will be installed at MCAP's lines to get our work done." aad weald etalact CSA aad call i special meeting about ballots in the election, and annual dinner meeting next You cant aflord ttwea more years" of Democratic coundlmM who an the toast ac- atlemptlag It reverse tke decision. The company's secretary tive and toast effective member* of borough council. One of mem his so Ditto con- that people could cast mul- Tuesday, at Buck Smith's cern for the Job that he misses 30% of the council meetings and has the worst at- The board appointed Althea E. Rlley. deputy director for tiple votes. Restaurant. Keansburg. thought at first she was get- administration, as acting director of the agency. They ting an obscene call when she tendance record of any councilman. The other la seldom heard Irom. Red Bank Is Mrs. Woodward maintained Mr. Andujar and Dorothy too Important a town to suffer such a crisis of leadership. agreed to her request that her salary be increased from answered her phone and that one woman whom Mr. Rice will represent the Bay- 117,800 to $25,000. the CSA salary guide for directors, for no heard heavy breathing. Hawley claimed would admit shore, Lester Puryear and more than three months while the investigation was proceed- FILL THESE COUNCIL SEATS to voting twice in the election Barbara Priester. the Asbury It probably happened, she ing. (Mr. Russell earns $32,000 as executive director.) refused to confirm that to the Park-Neptune area. Andrew said, when a child found he WITH TWO DYNAMIC YOUNG MEN. Georgia Berry, deputy director for planning, was appoint- election committee. Mickey and Clarence Lewis. might have dialed the wrong ed to act as director in Mrs. Riley's absence, with her salary Interviews with the drivers the Long Branch-Eatonlown- number. But after a few more calls, and a little patience, to be raised from $16,500 to 119.800. for the duration of the In- and attendants at the mobile Red Bank area, and in- II you've ever seen George Ward or vestigation. she found that they were Harry Chebook|lan In action at public voting vans revealed no Im- cumbent Eunice Reed, the trying to get the storv line. meetings, then you know that they Mr. Russell said last night he did not know If he would re- proprieties in the conduct of .Greater Freehold area. sign from his unpaid position as NCAAEDA president. are the right people for the |ob. They the election. Mrs. Woodward are bright, energetic young men, and added among the best Red Bank has to of- One such attendant. .David You'll never find fer. They will be activist councllmen. They will give Red Bank the strong Matawan teachers Visconi, had told The Daily a better traveling companion than... (Continued) served were called yesterday Register on the day after the leadership it desperately needs. Judge will follow procedures by Judge Lane. election that identifications meticulously and in a fair and The atmosphere at the were not checked at the van objective manner. The court hearing was serious, but he was manning, and no one MASTER CHARGE Is being very careful." there were a few brief mo- was required to sign a regis- More than 400 members of ments of humor. As each tration book for at least half the teachers association teacher was called and in the day. GEORGE WARD & HARRY CHEBOOKJIAN crowded Into the county turn entered pleas of "not Mrs. Woodward and Her- CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 3>y Republicans for Council courthouse to support the 202 guilty," each also named bert Wemer, another member wcowEMtm cruets TO anw iqu maimt MOHMUTH cam IHCM who received clta- Emit Oxfeld as his or her at- of the election committee, MEMtE* FOIC Not all the teachers torney both said that after the elec- 4 The DtaiyRcgfafcr TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4.1977 John J. Borne KIMIIIMIIHIimiKIHIIIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIMIHIlHIIIMIHIIIHIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIUMIIHIHI UNION BEACH - John J Borne. M. of Hamson Ave . died suddenly yesterday at Sea Bright council moves Brunswick Hospital. Amity- Obituaries ville. New York liMUltllHIitUIMIIIIUIUIillllllllllunilUMIIIMMMHtlMtlMIMHHIllllinilllMlltlHIII Mr Borne was born in Brooklyn and lived in t'ninn Beach 21 years He was a to have house demolished salesman with Swift and Co s Arthur Irwin, was BvJIMOSTROFF ation within (0 days or the running counterclockwise, for ice cream division. Wood- the structure or have the SEA BRIGHT - Borough borough would order the its entire length bridge, and a Navy veteran of borough demolish it at the Council last night authorized house demolished at their ex- Mayor Norton later said the World War II He'was a com- Welsh's expense retired police aide the borough attorney lo begin pense soon hoped lo name a person municant at Holy Family Ro- Trie couple live next door, action that could lead lo the to fill the Planning Board va- man Catholic Church, here, at IJ Center St In other action, council set MIAMI. Fla - Arthur episodes of "The Caribe" and demolition of a Center si cancy created by the resigna- and a third degree member of Council President John For- their Nov 7 session as the "Bud" Irwin. 52. died Satur- "Gentle Ben." which were house that has been the tar- tion of Phillip' Kelley last the K ol i' St Joseph's sman said the borough has hearing dale lor a new ordi- day at his home, lift N E filmed in this area get of neighbor complaints for month Council. Keypori tried unsuccessfully for two nance regulating traffic in the nth St . Miami Shores Surviving are his widow. two years Sea Bright Village devel- The mayor said that she Mrs Bunny Yeager Irwin. years to get the Welshs to re- He was born in Long He is survived by his wid- opment had already approached one two daughters. Mrs Chenlu Attorney Richard I. Bo pair the house's exterior, cut Branch. N J . and lived in At- ow. Mrs Millicent Borne, a Under the new ordinance, person about taking a seat on Duval of Tallahassee and nello said he would essen the grass and remove debris lantic Highlands. N J . until Mm Joseph Borne Jr . at RITES SET - Funeral parking would be banned on the board, but said this per- Miss Lisa lrwin. here, and a tially give the house's owners. from the area 30 years ago He had recently home; two daughters, Mrs services will be held both sides of Village Road on son declined the nomination. sister. Mrs Vee Avallone of Mr and Mrs James Wi'lsh Mayor Cecile F Norton retired from the Dade County Barbara Ellison of South Am Thursday for the Most its north, south and east sec- Maryland final warning to either repair said that parts of the yard Public Safety Department He boy. and Mrs Darlene Cole of Rev. Martin V. Stanton, tions. headed the police academy The Lithgow Funeral Cen- retired auxiliary bishop had become a dump Lottery winners Fair Haven, a brother. Rob- Set diabetes lest Mr Bonello noted that Parking would also be ban- and. as a cartoonist and ven- ter. North Miami, is in charge ert E Bome of Ridgewood. of the Catholic Arch- ned on both sides of Sand- TRENTON - The winning triloquist, hosted a public ser- of arrangements Louis Cosentino. borough NY . and two grandchildren diocese of Newark. He MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - piper Lane in Its entire length number in the New Jersey vice television show (or the building inspector, reported Day Funeral Home. Key- died Saturday at Mor- Screening for diabetes and and along the Cul-de-Sac Into Pirk-il lottery yesterday was Dade County Sheriff's De- the house appeared to have Peter DeFazio, port, is in charge of arrange rlstown Memorial Hos- blood pressure testing for which it deadends. 092 A straight bet paid partment been abandoned, its porch ments pital after a long illness. township residents 18 and old- Village Road would further MUM; a box paid Sell 50. and Mr Irwin had served as di- was deteriorating, the grass was fireman er will be sponsored by the be made a one-way street. the pairs paid HI. rector of automobile in was overgrown and the struc- RED BANK - Peter De- William C. Ahem Department of Health Friday ture itself was in a condition spection and set up the sys- from 3-4 p in Fazio. S3. a longtime mem- LINCROFT - William C casunnu that generally adversely ef- tem currently in use in Dade The program will take ber of the borough's fire de Ahern. «. of 28 Coronet Ave The John E Day Funeral fects neighboring property County He was a special in- place in the basement of the partmeni and first aid squad, died Sunday at Riverview Home. Red Bank is in charge values vestigator for the Dade Coun- police building on Lower ty Grand Jury and was chief died "yesterday morning at Hospital. Red Bank of arrangements The attorney said that he Rivemew Hospital after a Mr Ahem was born in Ja Main St No appointments are would inform the Welshs deputy constable for Miami necessary Beach' short illness maica. N Y . and had lived in Frank J. Mancuso they must ameliorate the situ- Mr Dt'Fa/in was a lifelong Convent Station before mov- He was the author of "A SATONTOWN - Frank J resident of the borough He ing here II years ago He had Policeman's Lot." a book of Mancuso. 58. of 75 Throck- lived at 26 Oakland SI been employed at the Bell police cartoons and. at the morton Ave . died Sunday at In 1978 Mr DeFazio retired Laboratories. Holmdel. for IS DANCE CLASSES time of his death was self-em- Monmouth Medical Center. after 37 years as a driver and years as an electrical engi- ployed as a freelance maga- Long Branch GIVE US A CHANCE TO TEACH YOU TO DANCE! salesman for the Johanna neer CAR VS KIDS zine writer He was also com- Mr Mancuso was born in Farms' Dairv Flemington Mr Ahern was a commu- ENROLL NOW! pleting a novel New York City and had lived Us • caiUtag lad Out aure cilMna arc killed by Mr Irwin was a member of He was an Army veteran of nicant of St Leo the Great here for the past three years actMeats laaa by ill tat mi|«r caUeaeea" aHieaies Ma- Roman Catholic Church He the Screen Actors Guild and World War II. and was a com- Mr Mancuso was a self-em- sted. Tk* nmbluU« if cart aid kMi Is a aaagereu was a member of the 747-9552 had appeared in television municant iif St Anthony's Ro- ployed musician who played •ae raasiig nuav af tkete aecMeaU — anally Mrtoaa McGivney Council. Knights of man Catholic Church with the Manfredi Trio at the BALLET, TAP, TOE, TWIRLING •aes. Tkat makes It vital to abserve Ike UIUWIIK ufrtr Columbus and treasurer of pncMttaas. Alter aD, It caaM mm yMr ckiM'i We. Shadowbronk Restaurant in MODERN JAZZ AND ACRO GYMNASTICS Mr DeFazio was a mem- the St Leo Home and School Rigidly tmhttt nln anMMUig y«ug cklMrea Nelson Dannecker Shrewsbury He Ml also a lo- GIRLS ft BOYS HAZLET - Nelson J Han ber and former captain of Association TOTS - TEENS - ADULTS frem plavlaplavlag llai Ureelsin , raaalaal g eatt "(reaf l kclartebt a cal music teacher paitefeed ran aad rreulag al aagurtM lalenecttau. necker Jr. M. of 2037 Flor- the Liberty Hose Co of Red He was a graduate of the GRADED CLASSES g a Bank, and a member of the Newark College of Engineer DM'I ibi raDdrra U play hi, imk ar «aa>r ence Ave . died Sunday at Mr Mancuso was a mem- parked ran. Betert irttlag hi yaw car la back HI al Bayshore Community Hospi- borough's first aid squad ing in 1956. and received a ber of the American Feder- He was a member of the yaw drtvrwi) ar pirklig spat, eketk rartfally Ikal an tal Holmdel masters degree in 1961 from ation of Musicians of New is dear aetiad > ea. Monmouth County First Aid New York University York and the Asbury Park lo- He was born in East Or- la Ike r»r. always bexkk calldrea lilt Mat Wits Squad Association, and a Surviving are his widow. cal aad remember Urn tkey'll be salest rtdlag la Ike back ange and lived in Livingston member of the International Mrs Barbara Ahern: three Surviving are his widow seal. Never leave a calM ateae la a car — It's easier before coming here four First .Aid and Rescue Associ- sons. Patrick. Daniel, and laaa >tw lalak U distagage tke brake ar start Ike ea years ago He had been em- Mrs Thomasina Mancusn a ation Brendan Ahern: three daugh ployed as an electrician for brother. Jerry Mancusn of ters. the Misses Margaret the Germanski Electric Co . Surviving are his widow. California, and a sister. Mrs Plainfield Mrs Munel DeFazio; a son. Elizabeth, and Mary Mirrnie Fnedland of New- SCHOOL OF DANCE Peter J DeFazio. a Red Bank Ahern. all at home: his moth-' York 37 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK 747-9552 N WILLIAM Jtftil.MKY Mr Dannecker was an policeman; a daughter. Mrs er Mrs Loretta Ahern of The Robert A Braun Home LOOK FOR THC RED DOORI k 1 7144 WESWEST PARK AVE., OAKHURST Army veteran of the Korean Lake Hiawatha, and a sister. Beatrice Keefer of Arlington. for Funerals. Eatontown. is in • NO INCREASE IN PRICES ^L^L PtionPhorwe S3531-0861 6 Your on* Hep answer Conflict serving with the 82nd Mrs Carol Manochio of. Sue- Va , four brothers. Amenco charge of arrangements Llo compute miuilM cov Airborne Division DeFazio of Fair Haven. Va- Surviving are his widow. lentino DeFazio of Middle- Mrs. Marie Dannecker; two Jpwn, Victor DeFazio. here, sons. 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Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON few incidents we have uncov- a result of extensive physical Mat LES WMITTEN ' ered and environmental control! Not long ago. the General WASHINGTON — Two Soviet officials employed." ARTHUR Z KAMIN Services Administration made separate approaches re- Unimpressed. Mosi President and Editor cheerfully supplied the Soviet cently to the Office of Tech- scribbled a note to his top In- embassy with an "Inventory SCENE nology Assessment for a re- vestigator on Paschalls let- ter, declaring: "This general Thomas J Bly. Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor and Summary" of some of the port on nuclear proliferation Pentagon's most sensitive They also asked to be put on has got to be kidding. This Is computer locations the mailing list Now all this a polite, but not smart, brush g TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4 1977 The obliging GSA volun- maining 10 percent that wor- office's reports are delivered off." teered, in the spirit of de- ries us " to the Soviet embassy by the Moss li concerned that an tente, that its staff would be Here's how it works: The mailman. ANDERSON enemy could Intercept a top- Who? Me? Devalued? "happy to assist you if there two governments have agreed — Czechoslovakia and Hun- secret message while it li being transmitted from one are any questions " No doubt to exchange "official" publi- gary quietly signed up for bassy. computer to another. He li the Soviets are curious about cations. Each year.the 10.000 selective reports each "I shall appreciate It very also worried that anyone with the secret computers, which United States delivers be- year from the National Tech- much." wrote an embassy of- access to the computer ter- track ship movements on the tween 10.000 and 12.000 gov- nical Information Service. ficial, "if you can spare a minals could be bribed or high seas and provide the ernment documents to the Le- The two countries are com- copy of your recent publica- blackmailed into turning over Joint Chiefs with critical in- nin State Library in Moscow pletely under Soviet domina- tion, inventory and Summary information to an enemy. But formation about major weap- The Soviet Union, in turn, tion: both were put on the of Federal ADP Activities.' General Paschal! also assured ons systems sends a similar shipment of mailing list. Thanking you in advance for us In a telephone Interview Some experts tear that the Russian periodicals to the Li- — Soviet representatives your cooperation " The sensi- that all communications links computer sites lack adequate brary of Congress in Washing- arranged with the Geological tive document was mailed to are secured with cryptogra- controls and that top secret ton Survey Office to send detailed the embassy, with an accom- phic equipment. messages might be inter- In quality if not quantity, maps, surveys, geological panying "happy to assist" let- cepted As early as 1174. the the Soviets benefit the most data and other information to ter. In their vacuum-cleaner Systems Development Corpo- from the exchange These are "academies" and "institutes" search for technical Informa- ration warned that the com- documents, however, that nei- In Moscow. The agency The General Accounting Of- tion, meanwhile, the Soviets puters "contain security defi- ther side regards as sensitive happily complied fice, meanwhile, warned the also attend conventtona of ciencies" and that "the entire But the Soviets also receive — The Soviets receive the Pentagon in 1975 and again In such vital Industries at aero- system is vulnerable " from Washington a monthly official Patent Gaiette. a 1171 that the security of this nautics and electronics The Our investigation has estab- master list of all nonclassifisd weekly publication, which computer system was in- National Computer Confer- lished, in fact, that various documents that the federal lists all the new patents adequate This caused Reps ence alwaya attracts Soviet federal agencies furnish the government publishes. Some granted by the government John Moss. D Calif . and representatives who load up Soviets with a massive vol- contain details that would be Agents can pick up the specif- Charles Rose. D-N.C to on the technological handout» ume of technical information classified in any other coun- ic patents that interest them question the Pentagon about Congressional sources tell This amounts to over-the- try, such as the location of The locations of the com- the security problems. us that the Sovleti tend counter espionage, with the the computer terminals. puter sites were listed in an Moss received a private, re- people to monitor military cordial cooperation of the The master list is indexed obscure publication entitled assuring letter from Lt. Gen. and technological hearings on U.S. government so the Soviets can easily de- "Inventory and Summary of Lee Paschal), the defense Capitol Hill The Soviets also Through this mass espion- termine which additional pub- Federal ADP Activities ' But communications director, subscribe to technical maga- age effort, the Soviets dredge lications might contain valu- the document wasn't so ob- staling: "I believe that the dues. They gather Informa- up tons of raw information able information Soviet scure that the Soviets missed sensitive Information stored tion from a thousand sources "I would guess 90 percent of agents may purchase these it. The General Services Ad- and processed In these sys- in a thousand ways, moil of It it is worthless." one U.S offi- directly or use surrogates to ministration received a polite tems is secure from unautho- without really violating our cial told us "But it's the re- allay suspicion Here are a letter from the Soviet em- rized disclosures or misuse as espionage laws. Traveling man's lament By JAMES J.KILPATR1CK small. The third assignment to replace a burned-out bulb. LOS ANGELES - If the inn appeared to be satisfactory, You can't find a telephone keepers of this country are CONSERVATIVE and the journalist settled book. The heating or the air listening, may the traveling down to watch a football condltlonlng Is on the fritz man speak up? All that a game on TV The TV was not The windows are dirty. Room traveling man really wants on VIEW working that day. service U slow and indiffer- the road is a little tender lov- It was at this point that the ent That Holiday Inn In Lin- New aftercare program ing care, and it seems to be matter of caring — simple coln didn't even have soap In hard to come by caring — began to assume the room. It takes forever to ready living in boarding homes, a The state Division of Human Re- The operative word is certainly labeled a filet mig- importance. For it was evi- get checked out by a hard sources has initiated a program of survey will be made and a set of "care." Those of us who non. that had not passed with- dent that no one in this mag- eyed cashier. aftercare attention to Marlboro Psy- standards and regulations for those spend much of our lives at in two feet of the tenderloin nificent edifice cared a whit KILPATIICK The picture is not unreser- chiatric Hospital patients after their homes will be enforced. Placement the mercy of desk clerks It was not a happy stay whether the guest had a vedly bleak A traveling man The journalist wandered on working TV set. or not. A re- still encounters a few places release from the institution that of county non-residents in Monmouth want someone to care if we to Las Vegas, where a vastly pair man might or might not breathing purple maledictions that care. The Marriott folks County homes will be discouraged are comfortable. We want should help relieve a number of ma- someone, somewhere in the more dismal experience drop by during the afternoon upon the very name of Hilton. have managed to stay friend- jor current, problems. Monmouth under a new state policy seeking to hostelry, to care a whole lot awaited him This was at the No spare set would be shitted This same traveler wan- ly as their chain has grown County was chosen for the pilot pro- return the ex-patients to their county Here and there one encoun- Las Vegas Hilton, and if a Ho-hum. An exiled grand dered on to Los Angeles, large In Washington, the gram because the problems had of origin. ters the old TLC. but the conservative moral may be duke, having been graduated seeking surcease In the Cen- Madison Hotel. Stoulfers and drawn from the tale, it Is cum laude from.the Hilton tury Plata, a hostelry that at the Georgetown Holiday Inn been most serious here. For much too long now, mental here-and-theres get fewer all the time this: Beware of bigness This Haughtiness School and made one time ranked among the make an extra effort. The patients have been released from the Mrs. Geraldine Marcus, assis- A wandering journalist particular Hilton has some an assistant manager, was a great establishments of the Fairmonts in San Francisco tant director of community services hospitals with little or no provision spent a couple of nights re- 2.000 rooms now and is about model of coolth. He offered West. Alas. Its IM room came and New Orleans are places for the division's Mental Health and for their post-hospital care. Stan- cently at the Airport Holiday to add (00 more. Don't say still a fourth room, to which equipped with a three-legged one wants to return to. Hospitals section, explained that so- dards for the boarding homes where Inn in Lincoln. Neb. Most Ho- you weren't warned the journalist transported his luggage bench and a shabby Given the requisite capital An indifferent, unsmiling baggage It was now 3 o'clock chair investment, all that is re- cial service agencies will monitor most of them reside have been lack- liday Inns earn a rating of fair to good, but this one was desk clerk assigned the vis- in the afternoon. The fourth So it goes. What is lacking quired to run a first-class hos- ing, and the social and welfare the whereabouts and welfare of the having Its problems. The itor to a room that was said room was still a shambles, no in too many hotels and motels telry Is a manager who hon- former mental patients to insure agencies which would aid the ex- courtesy car had broken down to be vacant and made up one having troubled to clean is an elementary sense of CM- estly, truly wants his guests their proper aftercare. patients have had little official help. three days before and no Alas, it was not so. By sheer it up. cern — a sense of caring, to be happy. Speaking •• a traveling man who spends lit The county has a large number Patients' whereabouts are, for the backup car had been pro- luck, the newcomer did not 'The buffeted journalist, really caring, about the needs most part, unknown. And Monmouth vided The carpets, bed- intrude upon guests in bed or wom down by the strain upon of the traveling man. Con- nights a year on the road, I of former mental patients residing in the bathroom, but their his adrenals, accepted yet a firmed reservations have a am minded to say it would be County — apparently because of the spreads and draperies had in boarding and sheltered care been chosen to achieve the clothes were scattered about fifth room assignment. Here way of getting rudely uncon- pleasant to encounter more homes. The Board of Freeholders presence of the Marlboro facility — most nauseous possible clash and he retreated In confusion the TV set worked! And the firmed when a hotel has over- such managers now and then. had asked the state to consider its has had a disproportionate share of of colors The restaurant The second assignment was sheets on the bed were dirty booked. Lamps won't function I haven't met many of them complaints about some of the board- the released patients. vended a piece of meat, un- to a room manifestly too There the journalist reposed. because a maid has forgotten lately. ing homes that were receiving the The aftercare problem is a diffi- ex-patients. cult one that is going to require co- The new program, inaugurated operative effort of all the agencies — Saturday, will provide support ser- public and private — concerned. The See you in court vices in housing and day care cen- new state program looks like a good ters. For the former patients al- start in the proper direction. By NICHOLAS vaa HOFFMAN "•' "MM""""'" » ' '»»•' among lawyers can have mer- yer advertising give the game it, but that advertising will away. It's always pointed One by one various occupa- THE LIBERAL help has none. Advertising that the rich can have law- tions are falling victim to the has never solved any serious yers and the poor have law- Pupil score improvement market competition mania problem before, so why yers supplied for them, but that is especially strong SIDE should we think It will clear middle class people can't af- Although it still isn't quite what testing of students, from first among us rightnow . up any In the legal profes- ford them. By competition the Board of Education and adminis- through eighth grades, in the three Pharmacists are being com- IHIIIIIIIINIIIIUnillHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII sion? through advertising the price trators want it to be. the test stand- years she has been in charge of the pelled to post the prices of One of the most serious of legal services is to come their merchandise, and stock- the thoughtless naivete of the problems for a customer down within the reach of ev- ing of pupils of the Red Bank system. Eighth grade students, she brokers have been forbidden lawyers who have forced the shopping around for a lawyer ery American family. borough school system has shown said, now are close to the "ideal" advertising issue to a con- to rig prices of their dubious Is the danger of falling Into VM HOFFMAN "most gratifying overall improve- status of being exactly on grade lev- services. clusion. The underlying as- the hands of an Incompetent. We've seen this before with ment," school authorities report. In-" el. Last year's graduating eighth The discomfiture of old-line sumption that customers may As with the same stripe of growing as the birthrate and the advertising of a million pupil enrollment drops. products. The first thing you novative programs and dedicated ef- grade, she said, was well prepared law firms is as amusing as benefit from competition doctor, by the time you find The lawyer advocates of do is convince people they fort by the teaching staff are given to handle high school work. out your legal beagle Is igno- rant or negligent, you are advertising may be only semi- need a product which they top credit for the highly encouraging ruined. aware of their own motiva- never needed before. Next The one weak area, she said, results. Will it help us in finding an tions. The educationalists you mass produce s sloppy facsimile thereof to meet this The school board had come un- was at the seventh grade level, attorney who knows his job to doubtless believe It's the un- where testing indicated only a six- see a gray-haired, gray-suited fortunate handicapped chil- unneeded need, and you do It der sharp criticism in recent years dren, not the jobs which moti- all under the banner of re- month advancement for the year's chap materialize on our TV for the alleged inadequacy of student vate them. Nevertheless the form and consumer rights. work. Special emphasis will be giv- screens and tell us. "My development. It had been charged name Is Thaxter van Baxter, arguments advanced for law- See ya In court, fella. that pupils were promoted regard- en that group now, to round out the senior partner at Snob & less of their ability to do the work at improvement, she assured the Sniff, attomeys-at-law. All the their grade levels. The board had board. members of our firm are been accused of sending to Red Yale. Harvard or Princeton Today in history Obviously, a great deal of good graduates, with the exception Bank Regional High School students work has been done to correct an of one odd ball from the Uni- On this date in 1157. the Assembly, appealing for who were ill equipped in the basics unfortunate situation. The results versity of Missouri, but he space age began as the Soviet world peace. required for high school work. are heartening and will, we trust, only handles our charity Union put the first man-made Ten years ago: Three pas- cases. We wear silk rep ties, satellite into orbit around the Dr. Joan D. Abrams. superinten- continue so thatihe test standards of senger trains collided near shun padding in the shoulders earth. Liege, Belgium, killing It dent of schools, told the board and Red Bank pupils may be brought up of our three-button suit jack- On this date: people and Injuring 81. parents last week of the results of to grade level in all classes. ets and belong to the better In 1777, the British defeated Five years ago: The United clubs. If you contuse leather, American forces In the Revo- States, the Soviet Union and wainscoting and Anglo-Saxon lutionary War Battle of Ger- 10 other nations set up an inhibition with honesty and mantown in Pennsylvania. agency In Vienna to study en- Judge Andrew A. Salvest ability, we're your lawyers." In 1824. the Republic of vironmental problems. No, the end result of this re- Mexico was proclaimed. One year ago: Agriculture Superior Court Judge Andrew A. to Monmouth County when he was form is that now, in addition In 1910. Portugal's mo- Secretary Earl Butz resigned Salvest of Monmouth Beach died last appointed to the Superior Court in to crooked lawyers, we've narchy ended as King Etna- and apologized for remarks also got to cope with their dis- Wednesday, the day before his 63rd 1965 He was known to his colleagues nuel fled to escape revolution- about blacks that were Inter- honest advertising. aries. preted as racist. birthday, and New Jersey and its as an unusually capable mediator, In 1940. Adolf Hitler and judiciary system lost a valued citi- It's no accident that adver- Today's birthday: Actor often able to achieve out-of-court set- tising is coming to law ex- Benito Mussolini held a war- Charlton Helton is 53 yean zen and servant tlements. actly when lawyers have be- time conference at the Bren- old. A native of East Newark, Judge come more numerous than ner Pass In the Alps. Thought for today: The sol- Salvest practiced law in Kearny. Judge Salvest made many fine maggots in the belly of a In 1969, China announced dier, above all other people, dead cat. It's no more coinci- two nuclear tests, including a served as an assemblyman and as contributions to our state and to his prays for peaee, for he must dental than the education lob- hydrogen bomb explosion in suffer and bear the deepest deputy state attorney general" before profession. He will be sorely missed. HerUock it on Vacation-" by's sudden public anguish the atmosphere. wounds and scars of war. — he was named a Hudson County Our condolences are extended to his for handicapped children at a In IMS, Pope Paul the Sixth Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Court judge m 1960. He was assigned wife and family. Lock time when teacher layoffs are addressed the U.N. General 1880-19M. SHREWSBURY, N J. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4.1977 Council mulls high school plan

FREEHOLD - Borough Mr. Taylor called the plan Conover and Russell Keimig repair of buildings than cur- throughout the borough. Council is still "sitting on the "disastrous." agreed that they too were "on rent legal procedures. The money Is the third por- fence" regarding changing "I want the Borough Coun- the fence." "If the matter Is pending it tion of a total federal grant of Freehold High School into a cil to take a stand on this." "I would like to know more should not be made public," 1801.000 Or this, 1200.000 was vocational school. It was re- Mr. Taylor said. about what the people are cautioned Borough Attorney slated to convert the aban- vealed last night "I have mixed emotions." thinking," said Mr. Conover. Isadora Zlotkin "Where the doned Bennett Street School "We are not convinced thai Mr. Kane responded. "It The council adopted an or- matter is concluded in the into a new police headquar- moving the high school would would be a vocational high dinance amending the housing court it is the right of the ters and senior citizens com- be the right Idea," said May- school and I don't know at chapter of the borough ordi- people to know." Otherwise, munity center. The remaining or Roger J Kane "On the this point whether it would be nances It establishes a board the attorney continued, the M00.0M was slated for the in- other hand I am not con- good or bad. When we are consisting of the fire chief, borough might be opening it- stallation of new 16-inch vinced it is the end of the convinced it is good or bad health officer, public officer, self up to charges of libel and transmission lines from the world" we will act accordingly." borough engineer and the defamation of character. water plant serving the The council was responding building inspector This board The council accepted the borough. will enforce the building to a statement by Robert "I am on the fence and I award of a $220,000 local pub- Mr. McGackin announced codes. LOCAL HOPEFULS— Francis J. Callahan and Mayor Allan J. MacDo- Taylor, a resident, opposing am falling toward keeping the lic works grant for the re- that Lake Topanemus would nold, left. Democratic candidates for the Mlddletown Township Com- the proposed splitting of stu- high school in the borough I The idea of publishing the placement of town curbing. be closed at dusk due to van- mittee, get help In the form of a T-shirt from Assemblyman William E. dents currently attending have questions about the kind names of chronic building Mayor Kane emphasized that dalism and rowdyness by Flynn, Sen. Eugene J. Bedell and Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner, all Freehold High School be- of kids they would have in the code violators was brought up this means the replacement people using the park. Those D-lith District, as they open local Democratic campaign headquarters In tween a new high school in borough," said Councilman by Mr. Conover. The coun- of worn or damaged curbing people apprehended there to the Mlddletown shopping center, Rt. 35 and New Monmouth Road. Colts Neck and Freehold Re- John G. McGackin cilman felt (hat this would — not the construction of date, he reported, were not gional High School Both Councilmen William bring speedier action in the completely new sidewalks from the borough. Holmdel reserves decision Students to stage strike protest

By BOB BRAMLEV the strike. tra-curricular activities tions from the police. day. Oct. 17. on 52-foot radio tower MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - "We're not taking a stand groups from the high school, The youngsters will appear Also introduced was an where the teacher strike is tonight at the Matawan HOLMDEL - The Town- struct a 52-foot tower but lo- ered, to render a decision. It The Township Councilmen on either side, but the kids amendment to the salary or- beginning its third week. Borough Council meeting to ship Committee has reserved cal ordinances permit a max- plans to deliver a decision at were not the only ones con- are the losers because of (he dinance increasing the pay of The procession will begin at ask similar permission. decision on a proposal by imum height of 25 feet. its regular meeting Oct. 17. cerned about the teacher strike, and although the Wayne Wallace, water plant noon in Terhune Park oppo- Ordinances were introduced treatment operator, to $13,500 Ralph Green. 11 Wlldhedge Mr. Blanda represents a The committee unani- strike at last night's council people know this, they don't site the Broad St. School in repealing earlier measures retroactive to July 1. when Lane, to construct a 52-foot group of 24 property owners mously adopted an amend- meeting. seem to care." young Arnold Matawan Borough and pro- providing appropriations for Mr. Wallace received his op- radio tower on his property. who oppose the plan because ment to the salary ordinance At least equal concern was declared. ceed via Main St. to Little St., drainage, sidewalk construc- erator's license. Public hear- The decision came after a they feel property values will which creates the post of po- shown by a group of four Re- The high school senior said across the Little St. Bridge to tion and road improvements ing is Oct. 17. hearing on the matter at last decrease, the lower could be lice dispatcher-typist at an gional High School seniors the line of march will include Atlantic Ave. and end on the and consolidating the appro- A number of parcels of pub- night's committee meeting a saMy hazard, and the pro- hourly salary of 13 25, and in- and two juniors led by Chris the high school band with at high school grounds. priation into a single author- licly owned property will be during which Philip Blanda posal It aesthetically unpleas- creases the salary of the sec- Arnold, a senior, who re- least 150 members, the var- ization to spend (85.000 on sold at auction at 8 p.m Mon- attorney for the opponents, Ing retary to the Zoning Board of quested permission from sity and JV football and soc- Council granted permission cer teams and representa- capital Improvements. Public day. Oct. 17. in Township and William Madden, the ap- The governing body has un- Adjustment from S3 to 15. council for a parade at noon for the march with the pro- tives of other athletic and ex- hearings are scheduled Mon- Hall phcaat's attorney, pleaded til Oct. 21, or 45 days from the Sunday, Oct. I, in protest of viso that there are no objec- both sides. day the last transcript of ore Mr. Green seeks to con- vious testimony was deliv- Crime log Aid to college students a mixture of Register Slateaease Bireai available to young couples," good, bad Mr Van Wagner said In in- TRENTON - A bill per troducing the measure. "The TRENTON (AP) - Murder mMUng New Jersey savings price of housing over the was up, robbery was down, banks to make available years has soared and unless a vloleat crimes were up and graduated mortgage loans to couple makes over 125.000 an- non-violent crimes were dowa make tt easier for young nually, the chances are they for a general decrease of I couples and others to pur will be excluded from the per cent in New Jersey's chase homes was introduced home ownership market crime index for the first half yesterday by Assemblyman of 1177, the Slate Police re- Richard Van Wagner, D-Mon "By graduating payments pented yesterday. mouth over the life of the mortgage, The decrease from the The bill, which is co-spon young persons and others now saeae period in 1171 wu toe sored by Assemblymen Wil- excluded from the housing first ever recorded for the liam E Klynn and Walter J market will be In a better po- first half of • year, the police Kozloski. both D-Monmouth. sition to meet both the down- MM. would permit the granting of payment and the lower car- Harder increased II pet a mortgage loan which pro- rying charges," he added eeM, from 172 to m, and as- vides for gradually increasing sault alto rose, from S,H» to principal and Interest pay- "The higher carrying charges MB. for 14.1 per cent. ments over the lifetime of the will occur after the new home Bat these Increases were loan. Such mortgages are pro- buyer is in a better economic balanced by a II per cent de- hibited under present law position because of his ability crease to robbery, from 7 *M "This legislation is designed to increase his earning power to UN. giving an iBcrease *f lo spur new housing construc- through experience and abili- 1 per ceat la the violent crime tion by making housing more ty ."

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SHOP 6 NIGHTS TIL 9:30 AT MONMOUTH MALL Tly rights' await air travelers Business Smoking The CAB has ordered carriers to By .SYLVIA PORTER SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY. OCTOBER 4, 1977 New "fly rights" art being developed for adopt procedures to make sure that If you you. the plane traveler, which may ease the dis- request a seat In the no-smoking section you will comfort of a flight cancellation or delay - even be accommodated Failure to provide or enforce if it doesn't erase the anguish entirely. YOUR MONEY'S the no-smoking regulation Is a violation of CAB The so-called amenities will vary among air- regulations The board urges you lo report If the N.Y. stock quotations lines, but if you find yourself hung up in a wait- airline is not enforcing the no-smoking rules. ing room for more than four hours here are WORTH Pare summaries Domestic air carriers are •Ea voituPi Coniltn 1410 4*4 II** OMoEdlTOI III US HO 111- '» now required to provide you with summaries 1 1 some services you might expect: noltonoi pricrtto' Nn V DKkM IS I 1177 714. OAMGEI 4010 «lll IIS II . II .- '» U IAI OM«( I 7DH 111 US 44'. 44S. 4 United States to alert persons awaiting your ar- Fare changes. The CAB is considering allow- ACF l» ~J» MS14S 34 Currkkj kHil M II - OwtffMII 04 7 451 714 71'» 21-4 AMF I !4 I H ITVi 17'. • - D-D - rival Or to rearrange your schedule disputes with airline customers — but merely by ing you to use previously purchased tickets alter AM, •»!»'. US » Otkrilnd I I 40 37 PPG 1 40 * 123 TIN 1*+ TIN*. a fare increase has been made. It HfoU*. Jl >1 5>' Mod* II I4S a* KocOE 1 7 471 IIS 23 US A free meal if you would have received a reporting your problem, you alert the CAB. M, 141 Ogyco SB 4 14 l)v> PwLKj I 41 I 45 It IIS 70 • meal on the flight delayed or cancelled, espe- Like other common carriers, air carriers do Denied boarding compensation. The board fl 49 4 771 *'-, 35S W PocPo I Hit II 21'.IIS » 173 74H IIS 14 Dkliri I 70 I 7S» >'. M ir. cially if the delay extends beyond normal meal not guarantee their operating schedules, the also is considering a proposal to change the eli- Alrto I3S 4 lit UN IV. US DciMonl tC 6 21 14 15S. PonAm I 751 5 gibility requirements and the total of com- AAnmolUVU 14 IS* IS IV*' 0*tkoA I II'. I'S 'I- DttEd IIS I OS 17 POPL I n 7 no ns11. IIS* AlhjPw 14a * OKjnS I 10 >2H » * Puwwtl to I 1*4 27S17 S 17 S. at a point other than a stopover or your point of show the times at which scheduled aircraft ar- which you have confirmed reservations. As of AlUCn I «J I 44* 43%k 44«k. DtgllolEo. II 441 4". 41'k P4V4IC0 1011 1103 75S754 ISS* now, an air carrier must offer a specified AIMSlr 1 10 I 711 Dillon 110011 4 33-1 13 1 P«»*E 3215 70 20 IIS US origin during the evening. rivals and departures can be expected to occur AilltOl I W S « 77 HO- * Ovrwv IWI4 3*4 ]*"} H'k Pftn* MM SB7 27MS MS* Limited ground transportation — such as be- with 75 per cent regularity " Schedules cannot amount of compensation to you if you hold con- •Ul I It I DtPacpr Ml' 234 71S. III 41 44* 44*— * MS US PtwIoOITOll Ml 234 firmed reservations for a particular flightan d Amok 1 7)101*7 40'k 3** ""]* 1S- * Okj«C»1IOI PMioEll »IO 7K 204Its 704* tween the airport and your hotel - if the delay take into account unexpectedly adverse weather, AMIAC1 3C • Ormr Ml 31* "'.. * 4t! 43"i 47S PnilAV I 4513 757 aim 41S *4S* airport repairs, mechanical breakdowns in the have been "bumped." This does not apply to in- mm aot> I 31* II*. * OX1P0M Sll 414 III"! IMS ' PMIP41 no ion 3i 3t*> SOS- is expected to exceed four hours AmAIr 4 1S7 •*. •* v .. . DuAtf IM I IM 12S IIS 1010 17 US US Many airline agents, although meaning well, planes themselves, similar misfortunes. trastate and charter flights. AlmolU « aa 44* 43-1 44*. * OvW.ro I 71 I 737 I»S Pimm I 10 I 142 73S 14 - 401 »• . it m - * — •—I - Pmumo I 5 13 144us 144 * may not be fully aware of the rules because of In a new edition of its "Air Travelers' Fly Lost baggage. "Be certain to Include any AmConlSO ' « 3f* I** 1**. * EoKAir 4 111 I PoWixo ton 115 MS30 304- consequential expenses which you have had be- ACytn I BIOii7i n%k 17 17',. * EotlGF M • ID !•• i II'.* PortGEt 7014 1*7 It'. 114 It'. their complexity, so if you are not offered these Rights" brochure, to be released soon, the CAB AEIPw 7 0k I 437 344* 14* 34'.- * Emooi 40014 172 IIS I".. PfOctG J40IS 333 154MS II'.. services, ask for them. If your request is re- will give you an up-to-date listing of in-flight ser- cause of toe loss, damage or delay In delivering »For™iy SO I 44 14 II* 14 . '. Eoton II n 374 PSvCll I 4412 447 ll-i * . II'.- • 13014 43S »«. a1, it*. • Ecfilm Ml] 14 MS M'i PS.EG I M I 151 254»S T4S- fused, note your expenses, keep your receipts vices. Among the highlights: your baggage." says the CAB. The costs include I Ml] 114 14'. 33* 13S- '. EIPoM I 10 >-H 17'. It* PoSPt. 13010 34 Its 144 II'. and write to the airline to inquire about reim- phone call, costs of obtaining estimates or other 144 II 4 4 ElwE S3 14. 11'. Pullmn I 3111 M 30'. Meals. These are not generally considered ANO4II IK I 141 4544. * 45'.. '1 EnaUC I 70 7 II' 71 . 71 k Punk Itt I 17 174 bursement part of the fare and. therefore, no refund is due documents required by the carrier. Interim pur- ASMM I 7|l IS'i IS'. Envcn 110 I !** OuoAOoll 04 7 172 724 chases, a notary's services, etc. ATT 41010 HI U* 43 13*. . EWTVII 114 I OuokSIO Ml 71 ISS Also write to the Office of the Consumer Ad- If you find the meal unsatisfactory or if you AMPIIK HII 74 71*. II* »*- 1 Emyl I 70 5 - • • - Carrier liability You should be clearly In- Amp,, II •* 10 E«jmP 40 I HCA I 2010 *M 71'«17S 714 vocate. Civil Aeronautics Board. Washington. don't get one. 77'. 7'* EkkO* 3 11 RoltPur 4011 311 ISSISS I5S- DC. 20148 and outline your complaint It will be Hotel room and car rental services While formed about the limits of an airline's liability ArctvD.JKlO 113 71 . Its II** *. Domod 0HII 102 141S 14* Armc« 1 to I 14 74*. * 44 341S 244 144 Roncoln to 7 IS II'. 7 I7S given individual analysis and. if necessary, the the carrier may provide such extra services as for lost or damaged luggage. Buy extra cov- ArmklCk 110 dl7i II - * 101 73* ITS IIS* RoytM U0 734 314 erage if your baggage is worth more than Atorco 10 I ITS II* ll'k II*. * S3 II* US H'l- ••oMol I I 113 71ST1S 77S- airline will be asked for a full explanation. reserving rental cars or hotel room at your des- AtNOtl 110 I IS3 3l'k a si »1 JS; 4 . RticftOi 74 I 74 154I4S 15.. Under the Federal Aviation Act, the CAB tination, it does not assume liability if the car is today's $750 limit per fare-paying passenger on a AsdOG 1 SO « 34 II*. 31* M', FMMMI I S 144 U4- DeoSil 1*0 I 71 22477'. Tl'.- AllUlcti 710 1*4 S3*si a-t FMO5H 4411 MS 1« ReVvOil 7011 15 14'I5. S ISS- does not have the authority to settle claims or unsatisfactory or the room unavailable, or both. domestic flight. 17', II • '1 FlrtWi I 10 • 145 I4S Rtvlon US 144 44'4.4 444* AvC&Cp 1 14* IS'k. * FtCTMi to 7 Raynlit 1> I 410 41IIS II • Avnoi 70 4 33 17* 17*- * F,lCHit I 7 R4VM41I SO 7 154 33'32. 4 31S* Avon 13014 40* 47S 47 17* Ftlntjft I 4010 Ht»lC"l 44 I ROOOM 33 f 10> VW f) »'7- '1 toMWl S04I1 OO S7SS4'i 57 • * FKjPL 1 7111H* 744 3SS 14 - * Rocfcol 2 10 I I) J0H d» • » *- • BoOvMI 101) HI »'.30 »'1- * FloPowlII I SI X'. a M . . RotviiM ei 14 t IS $'• fcJUGEIIlia 41 17'. 17* 17'. FloorCp I • It4 314 a* 31',. 'k Rortr Mil J\% i)'i i)-» ij'i. • BoMAmMIO 344 IS 14* 344.- '. FdffMr 10 I WS 4 S* S'k RoyCCoi 1 * IM II 104* 11 * 1 Carter gets a bad report card aoucKL 110 » 3*>4 31 31'. ForaM 170 4III 44 . 45* 44',- '% Rov.'*• H toOTrv Mil 111 » J3S* 34'. ForftACKI 10 7 Ill 174 17', 17*. . ftytftrS -0 •• Til 6 • IS'* 1SN- '. ttolFtfi *4I1 llff »»• IS* 75*' FronAM 74 4 174 IS I, l'i » By JOHN CUNNIFF The accomplishment: "Substantial progress Mur 30 4k4 4 FrpMlnlHIO 177 US »* II*. 1 SCM 1 5 33]t0% 70 '• bHIMo. I4?l » H II* <• FrutM II H* 76 J iotm 1 7010 1*7424 IIS NEW YORK (AP) - Tired of mere lip ser- Good lines of communication have been estab taidli 1 7 127 J".37. 37> SioMo 13011 4*33'. 314 334. vice, an association of Independent business Ushrd with the President and his staff. March B«nfCf) 140 7 170 Zl 31* 13 OAF 4010 SI 10 10 MLSoFlSOl 71 4S% 454 414- »«kjlt 0>ls 7| ;-. Gonnctll 70IS 113 M 34* H .1 MRKJP I 44 I HI 37% 11 32'.- people last year decided to keep a report card meeting between President, key aides and small 1 ftntPd 04*10 4t 1* GnCooif II I 14S 17*111 II .- * Sonool MIT 17171 . 77% 22S- business reps have been followed up with on-go- •MUSH I I 440 !«'« StrtOvn 4 lie 44'.54 . 44 ,. '. SF*lno 170 I 734 a 37'. 17',— on the promises by the two major presidential BUSINESS UnOr 4IS UO ll'l G«nEI 1701} SS* 51*51. * SI*. '1 SFflnl Hi HO a 41 4t4- candidates. ing meetings at high levels." BKKkH 1 Sit 101 U73*. GnFds 114 I 740 13'.33 33* StiuPlol 11 I 4S1 TI4 NS •MMo I ' IBs 144. («IMI at 1 iso i** 19 II*. I4J ScMmbl 1017 5tl US 41'. The group, the National Small Business As- The administration also was credited with ftMS«C I 10 7745* IS'a ScottP 7* I 1*3 14% 14 IS > 75S- S GnMtllk 111 "404 a* a* ia-1 ANALYSIS some progress in correcting inequities in govern- Bonfan I S4 I i» 3] us us. s GnMoM U« 4 11*1 70* TO'k 70* ScotoCL 1 S l»ITS 33'. 17%- sociation, persistently extracted from each can- K»gw 1 M I 4) IH7i1 70S cpu im ssi 11.TO'i II'.. '• S4KVI4G 5211 1« 11% 114 11% ment procurement, on freeing business people BotCd 14411 i41 **. GTtlEi 1 14 I 1*1 ll'kII* 31*- * Seo.i Mil I7t 31 71 . K4 didate his views on small-business issues, such •nmfl >l « ri OTIr. 1701) 4 Kl 73 , 13'. 31*. '• SMIOill 10 I in 30% lt'i 30 - as correcting what was felt to be unequal treat- from routine record-keeping by a regulatory BrtalM 1 1014 k440 IS . 4'k 4',— 'I St llT I Ott 47'. 47'. 47 •» •rltPrt 13fl] 231 14* GoPot HOI? 41! 17 »'l >7 « I Sftrvnn 17034 14* 75 74% IS • ment versus big business. agency, and on mlnimltuig the impact of an an- trmmk 40 4 101 13'. 7IS. G«ty 1 104-11 5* 171 1*1 14*'.* '. SKjnol I 10 7 11130 Its The first report card, on Jimmy Carter of tiprice maintenance report. lucyE. 4410 in H19'i . 1*** 'k GnxIFn lOr 4 540UI3S ll'l ll'l SimpPotSOll 141 10% 10% fcxMColM. U 1IH II . II*. * Gil»n, I SOU 3S3 17 31 »".- '. Slngtr 40 7 It!73 . 11 course, is in, and it appears the President didn't be the goal of my administration to have the But that ubiquitious "no substantial prog- •wnklta I S II 10* II • '4 GooontlSl 7 4T7 10 . 30 TO'i Skyltn* .3311 11111% 11% Stirlliidl 40 7 I7S Hi 71. 13 1. k Goodyr I » I 1*7 II ll'i '9 Sfntkln I 1016 14541S 40S pass. "No substantial progress" was marked be- growth rate of small business exceed the growth ress" was recorded against his prmise to involve kUfiNs I 40 6 15' OS 43* '< • kg GouW 1 14 I 171 Its 71* 7**- '1 SonyCp 07.15 2171 IS I . rate of big business and government " The orga- small business in science and innovation, on his •wrryif 114 .314 70S M'. 70,. 1 Grot. IJO I 144 17S 17'| 17*. * SCrEG I 54 t IS ItS 114 side 7 of II issues measured -c-c - GtAlPc 05415 t* 14 *•• *'i- '« SoColE II 304254 15% 7SS The M.OOOmember organization concedes nization was elated prmise to develop yardsticks to measure small CIS 2 I 144 S3*SI'. k S3'k- * GtWFin 70 I 511 IS 34', 74',- ', SOuttlCol 54 » 441II 174 II * CIT 140 I 117 11 i 33 ll'-k- '. Grdanil 0115 I I7S 17', I7'k. . SoNRnl 05 I 222 31'. 30S II the President has three years in which to pull It now reports: "No substantial progress " business growth, on Federal reorganisation, on CPC 1S010 IIS S4*.S4* S4*- '. GrtvK I S4O I 174 114 13'. ll'i SouPoc 140 I 174 35-* 34S 314. Carter also promised that "As president, I his promise of a better climate for raising capi- CMFIm I IS 10 10 10 - '• GlfWirn 44 4 4S3 II'. ll'k 17'.. * SouRv 7 40 I TO*S311 S7S 534* his marks up to a graduation level, but they Cans* mi' 34 14 . 31 31*- * GlfWwi l«! t-u 'I 9*4.144 SptrryRI III S7711 . dll i 33'.- want him to know they are watching him — and would introduce and support concrete programs tal, and on tax reform. CoroPwl 71 I • »• 71 37* 11 GulKKI I 10 7*•> us a'i a*. •, SquorD I 7012 4! 7SS 754 7SS- CorfCe K 7 IIS ISO IS'I IS'«- * GrrSIUI I II I in us 11* ii'i- . Squlbt M10 70414% 14 34'. Congress too. which would have as high priority the expansion What particularly offends the Independent CosnCk Mb 7 41 14 IS* 14 * * GullUW Mil UBrnd 1 7113 13tTtX 2*4 7t'.- of the independent small business sector of the business representatives is that they have been CstrpTrl SOU 401 S4SS4* 34*— '. - H-M - SIO'CI 140 7 IM414 41% 414- Feeling that the very largest corporations, CtMnt*l.l0ll W 411*41* 44*.]* MollllVI III 571 104SI* 4O'l * 1 SIOIM 110 1 410US 47S unions and big government have grown at the economy." Again, "No substantial progress." "squeezed into a shrinking segment of the econo- CifihHVI 14 » 544 II* It 14 . HonoHk 7513 71 J74 13', ll'l. * SKHIOM M2I 1*0 tDS to CtnlrDot 111 II 71 . 2". 31'.. . HtrculM HO HI 17 16* 17 • '1 StoutChl to 7 11434S 34'.344. expense of the independent sector, the associ- And so it goes through the first four cate- my by the growth of government on the one SllflDg 7010 17*0 Crt-fc*»d 70 f 13 TS'7i5 . IS*. 'I Htutuinl 3117 251 234 33* 73* 144 14'. US* ation sought from Carter last October a promise gories hand and big business and labor on the other." ClMAlrl JO 7 II Hi 7*'. I**. '. H«wllPk 4070 III 77S 7»* 74*-1 MtvenJI 70 S uoI5S IS'. 15'.- 1 SruWor 140 4 41 Crkmplnl 10 I 413 II *ll'l II*. * Holiday 44 I 144 14'. 14 14 - '4 44 43S 43S- that the growth of small business would be push- The commitment: "As president, I will see The result, they maintain, has been a dimin- CTomSe a I IM 10*»10* 10*. '• HollyS Kit 31 IS 144. 14* SunCo 151 1 n 44 43 i CUtM 110 I 104 »> X 1 30*- * Homnlk 121 32] 414 43* 43'|. '. - T-T - ed that small business has a strong voice in the ution of entrepreneurship, risk-taking, la- OmsM 133 7 104 14 . D'l 33',- '» Mom.ll I 10 I 504 4*4 44' • 44* . I IR* 140 1 l>144 34'1 344. novation and freedom CMPmT HO II 25 . 34* 75k.. HouUiFIK I ||* |<*_ ', TompEII 1711 517114 114 114- Carter responded with this message: "It will White House." OVUCtl 7 747 ulO I* **- '1 Hoolln I M I 33'1 331- '. Tonoy ' 74 MS X 104 Cnryvn I 1 4<1 USII* II'.* * nonNG 10 • Its 71'. 79 1. '. TorWyctl S 70104 10 10 Cltlcrp 1 04 I Ml 2SX 704- ClimS. 3 I 171 MS S3S 54 - 4 MUOMTI TOtl 170 144 33% 33%-l% Cltylnv m I U37 13- US 114 TflwJn 1 4il 4 111 S3* 51', SI'.- CMrkE IJO I «3 34'.334 31S- S IC Md I 52 I US 74 . TlWrM 75 1*3 I', a'i I* ChrvEl 144 I 23t IIS314 11 . iNACp la I 74 4|* 42%. CMroa 4010 347 l]«134 13% iu mi *o i 19 17 114- Tinoco 3 7 IIS 13-. II* 331. CilSIOi 30 7 411 J0'»70'. 704. i 31 77'. 27'.* Investment for college education laotioP l mo Hj Tnoro 1 107 10'k 10* 10'k C> 34. 144* i lowoBI 50 5.;' >• . 714n •» * TWA 4 an d •% eighth grades I have consid- per cent, compared to a 26 ConlAIr 7 14 7S74 7%- 4 *3 72 US Troniom 10 a 477 US INVESTING suburban growth areas In th ContlCe 3 9 11754'i 544 54'.- 4 77 * 4 us 11% 71.* ered liquidating a portion of per cent Increase for the S&P — J-J — Tronscol 10 * 173 33'* 1 CnllGrp 1 I 34N 13% 33S-1 . jnnAAonl 1010 231 33 32'. ITS. % Trovlrt I 31 7 13* II* II . H%* Sunbelt. Room and board pit 70% my investment and placing 900 stocks Although its very ContOil 1 40 I 151 B 71% 714* '. 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Bonlilkr 40 * 47 II* ll'i 13* L4WSJ«40 5 170IS US US- ' - v-v - NEW YORK (AP) - The Big Board volume totalled gainers outpacing losers by a Q — Could' you recommend •arotnB I II 5* 5* S*. '1 Lefimnl IS* 141 I0X 104 10%. ' Vorlon .3113 II 17* 17 17 very slight margin. (Column readers sho'ul •*wly ISI ]Vi 3<4 3V|* % L*ylHF 70HI 131 IS 14% S Vfco 30*» 711 TO* H'l 70' 1 stock market rode out some 19 48 million shares, down a promising low-priced 6OWV0II 1070 S3 II 17* 17* LOF 7 I IS 714 a% voEPwi.14 a ai 14* i4'1 u»k4 early selling and posted its from 21.17 million Friday In the over-the-counter growth stock? 1 have some send their Investment li orodfdH 7014 41 Ivk I'*, •'<.- '. Liggol 1 50 I II] TtS 71'. •roiton IQ 1 145 17* \V1 MVt- '* LlllyEIII.4211 3*4 14% 334 Wochov 54 I 35* 14% I* 16%. S third straight gain yesterday market, the NASDAQ com- spare cash with which I can qulrtes to David R. Sargen 1 The rally got Us start last CK Pit 33 40 II* la Hi Linon 10 I I7S 13'. 114 II .* % WalUml.40 7 433 a MS 21 •!'. with encouragement from the afford to take a chance. B.F., Successful Investing, c/o th Cornol III 140 M'l 31V. D'l- * Lockfid 5 17* 154 154 IS'i— S WrnCom 10 4 1*4 M% M%264. . Thursday morning as the gov- posite index closed at 101 18. CnompHo SI 7 I* 1*- * Lm 1714 531134 314 33-4 WornrLl.lOU 2*3 M 2S25%4 - X news of an upswing in factory ernment reported that the in- up .31. Nebraska newspaper.) OrcMK to 9 117 ull* II 13** "1 LonSIOrl 10 7 31 17'. 164 17'.* X WUlWt I 76 I 2* 72'4 77 71'. Cooctvrt SO 4 ITS 14''. 11* 14'. • "1 LngltLII 63 I <19] orders. dex of leading economic in- Cohtmn 41 I 41 ISV. 14* IS . 1 LCK.onrJI.20 I 3St 24% 244 »'<•- X WnBiK I.SO 7 M4 304 a'MX. * X The Dow Jones average of dicators posted a better-than- ComOO 17 a ID* IO'-I 10* LoPocll.lOtl 7 II]13"! 134 I3X- 4 WUnlonl 40 I 74 11% It 114- '* Cookln I li I* 6 . 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X 17.24 points, putting together EortMIti 17 S7 14* ll"i II* •AorolOl.70 7 IS SO* «*494- % Wolwtti I 40 A 451 194 IIS ll'k- 14 day afternoon of a 2.3 per FkJdRn S4 140 61 1% 4-1+ '•* MorMId 10 7 33 II* II* US- 4 -X-T-I- its best sustained advance cent jump In orders received Fllmwy ISr 7 IS I 7* 7*- '1 Morrloi J5II0 SS7 10', 9'k i* 4 Xiro< 1.6011 IU* SIX S3XSIX* I YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS! FlyOioO 7 II 11'/. »* 71 - '/. MoriM 1 50 6341 |4* 74 114S. ZotKp *1 I 341 u!7 ISX 17 .14 since mid-July. by manufacturers in the same FrontA 194 5 43 r. I I - '<. Mono 4011 IS 27'k II* IIS- '. ZlAlrhR 1 7 Ul 144 UX14'.* % OJ»I OS* «I44 5* 5 5** 'tt MailyF lo * 7j 171, 17 17 Copvrlofit by Th* AiMdotid P *4l 1977 Gainers held an 8-S edge on month. 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Ml UnlyRl .3010 II ISS 1SH 15% Norton I to 7 Te.um 77* . * I7H Or call Toll Free W0-492-40S4 torth e location ot 11 11V, ll'l Servomollon 17*4 V»rnllrn 7 B SWj S 54- 4 NorSim 76 * )]"1- '. GtnWolori 1)9,700 70* l'i 1 SplrolMetol WoMtri 40 6 * U4 12 12 - • Sll »', 70* 70'.- 4 INCOLld 111.000 I* . — It 7^ 7*k our g offices In New Jersey WornCpl.M S 14 )4 )S • • -O—O- InlTflltl 117.000 37'* * * United Telecontrol to l't CopyrtfjM by Th*Aiwclol*d Prill 1177 OtllPlll IS 9516 IS'I IS'I ConlOota 117.700 ll'i * * SHREWSBURY. N. J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1977 The DMly fcgkfcr 9 GOP charges Byrne bought votes with aid to Hudson TRENTON (AP) - The Assembly waded through two ing indigent patients not covered by Medicaid or any form of pleading with you to put politics aside The poor people of appropriations committee be notified on any measure to houn of debate yesterday featuring charges of political dealt insurance. Hudson County need this help We don'l have the"money and spend more than $100,000 and buying voles, assertions that the house rules were broken Three Democrats, including two from Monmouth County. we don't have the resources This shouldn't be a political iv Although the Democratic leadership did not dispute his and t series of parliamentary delays before voting nealy f 10 joined 27 Republicans in voting against the bill The Mon sue " charge that the appropriations committee was not notified, million in special aid to Jersey City Medical Center and Ber- mouth Democrats who opposed it were Assemblymen Walter Burstein added that the new state law limiting spending they took no notice of his claim that passage of the bill would gen Pines County Hospital. J. Kozloski and William K Klynn. both of whom objected to increases by county and municipal governments has made it be illegal. Angry Republicans tried to block the vote, charging that the method by which it was moved quickly through com- harder for Jersey City and Bergen County to cover their hos- Although the debate was hard fought and emotional, there the Jersey City aid was Mayor Thomas Smith's price for sup- mittee without a hearing at which hospital personnel could pitals' deficits was also a comic air in the lower house Legislators on both porting Gov. Brendan T. Byrne in the November election have had an opportunity to testify He also said the two hospitals have the worst problem in- sides of the aisle laughed and applauded at occasional deft "I also had the leellig the proponents of the bill were uses of parlimentarv procedure, whether favoring their side Minority Leader James Hurley, R-Cumberland, shouted. digent patients and need help first •slag their leverage la Ike upcoming election to gain pas- or not "The governor that would not be bought was bought " But opponents said state aid for hospital costs should be sage," Mr. Flyan said, declining to elaborate furlher on given statewide. At one point. Hamilton ruled from the chair that a Re- Aiteaibly Speaker William Hamilton, D-Mlddlesei, thai point riled early la Ike debate that relereaees to politics were Assemblyman Ronald Fava, R-Passaic. said "How many publican had violated his order not to discuss politics. Later, "The bill probably Is meritorious, but it should not have he ruled that on a Republican challenge that a Democrat was Ml rf Mder, but eommeali like Hirley's kept slipping been passed in this manner." he added "We have hospitals times are we going to bail out Hudson County when we have IkrMgl. hospitals in our own districts thai are suffering''' not out of order Monmouth County in need of such assistance and we should Both times, his party supported him and the GOP opposed The GOP door leader said, "Anyone voting for this will be Assemblyman Dean Gallo. R-Morris. complained thai since have a fullblown commission to analyze the problem of the in- him participating In a shabby political trick designed to buy digent rather than go at the problem in a piecemeal fashion " Jersey City Medical Center received a 3 million special appro- During procedural votes on returning the bill to com- votes" Also voting against the bill were all three Monmouth Coun- priation in the last fiscal year, there has been no action on his mittee, unseen hands voted for absent legislators, once for a The bill, sponsored by Asst Majority Leader Albert ty Republicans — Assemblywoman Marie A Muhler and As- proposal for study of the hospital's management Democrat and once for a Republican Burstein, D Bergen, passed, 43-30 on an almost pure party line semblymen Anthony M Villane Jr. and Brian T Kennedy Republicans also asked Burstein for Information on the vote The sole Monmouth legislator voting for it was Assemblyman way the hospitals are run but he said he had no figures lo After the second phantom vote Hamilton pounded his ga- If the Senate and Byrne approve it, the bill would send M.2 Richard Van Wagner, a Democrat. give answers lo many of their questions. vel and angrily shouted. "We don't want phantoms here We million to the Jersey City hospital and $3 7 million to Bergen Speaking for the bill, Majority Leader Christopher Jack- Assemblyman Thomas Kean. R-Essex. asserted that the bring nothing but dishonor on this house It's unnecessary. It County's facility to offset deficits the hospitals incur by treat- mini DHudson. appeared to fight back tears as he said. "I'm treatment of the bill violated a house rule requiring that the also happens to be illegal." Casino Marlboro will get $24,092 Van Wagner bill signed A _B. — 1J ri L — J i >ft I TRENTON - A bill Residents of these com- tax. said it had been the in- post to despite Mrs. Muhler's vote sponsored by Assemblyman plexes had qualified for the tent of the original tax leg- Richard Van Wagner. D- tenants credit and rebate islation to extend the home- TRENTON - The Marlboro bill Assemblymen Anthony man of the Assembly Educa- Monmouth. which extends prior to the new law The stead rebate to those now school district would receive M. Villane and Brian T Ken- tion Committee, explained Ihe homestead rebate under Stale Department of Tax- covered under the latest an additional $24,092 in state nedy, both Monmouth Re- that the bill provides the ex- De Bono the state | income tax plan ation estimates that 16.100 bill school aid each year for two publicans, voted against it tra aid for all school districts to residents of cooperatives taxpayers will be affected by In addition to Shrewsbury Register StatehMte Bireai years for students who live on "1 agree with the concept." which have more than 10 chil- and mutual housing corpo- the bill. Township, some of the com- state-owned tax-exempt prop- Mrs Muhler explained after- dren living on property owned rations such as the Alfred Mr Van Wanger. chair- munities affected by the bill TRENTON - Prospero erty under a bill passed by ward of her position on the by the stale of New Jersey so Vail homes in Shrewsbury man of the Assembly Tax- include Audubon Park. Bel- (Pete) De Bona of Rumson the Assembly yesterday bill. "I don't agree with rais- as to relieve the extra school Township was signed into ation Committee which lmawre. Free Acres. Ros- was sworn in as the fourth The measure, which pro- ing additional funds to do it. lax burden those properties law yesterday by Gov. drafted the eventually suc- smoor, Victory Gardens and member of the new state Ca- vides supplemental funding It seems like all we've been cause other residents of the Brendan T Byrne cessful plan for the income Wynfield Terrace. sino Control Commission yes- above the state school aid for- doing lately is appropriating district terday, giving the.commission mula in the "thorough and ef- additional funds lo cover Under the measure, the dis- enough members so that it ficient" education law for ap- flaws in Ihe T and K law " trict would receive this spe- can actually issue a casino li- proximately a dozen school cial aid for each pupil In ex- cense Pmprrt I* BMI districts around the state, Mrs Muhler said, she ob- cess of nine who live on state- The issuance of a license no conflicts through his law was approved 45-18. It now jected to the $1 million esti- owned and tax-exempt prop- requires the affirmative vote practice In representing goeslo the Senate mated cost of the erty in an amount equal to of four of the five commission clients before any stale Assemblywoman Marie A bill—$495,839 a year—being the difference between the member Three members of boards or agencies which Muhler. R-Monmouth. a resi- taken out of income tax reve- district's net current expense the commission already have would preclude his appoint- dent of Marlboro, abstained nues on top of other ex- budget per pupil and the cur- been sowrn in and a fifth ap- ment to Ihe Casino Control penditures to fund the basic rent expense equalization sup- TO WHS .. at our 52ndl on the balloting while Assem- pointee has been confirmed Commission. blyman Walter J Kozloski. l> T4E formula and several olh- port to which the district is by the Senate but not seated "He is a man whose capabi- Monmouth. who with her rep- er school programs subse- entitled It would apply to the as yet lity and Integrity are beyond resents the legislative district quently approved (or funding 1976-77 and 1977-7H school The oath of office was admin- question." the governor said in which Marlboro is located, The proper approach, she years ANNIVERSARY SALE istered to Mr De Bona. 57. a Mr De Bona pledged sim- voted (or the bill said, is to amend the T&K Marlboro, the only town in lawyer with offices in Red ply to bring his best efforts to Assemblymen Richard Van law to incorporate this aid Monmouth County that quali- Bank and Jersey City, by the commission to help it get Wagner and William E Assemblyman Daniel F fies for the special aid. is Ihe Superior Court Judge Ar- gambling underway in a prop- Klynn. both D-Monmouth and Newman. D-Ocean. Mon- home of Marlboro State Psy- Look What You Can thur I, Simpson Jr . acting er and successful fashion Middlesex, also voted for the mouth and Burlington, chair- chialric Hospital. director of the adminis- Buy For Only trative office of the courts Joseph P Lordi chairman of the Casino Control Com- mission, held the Bible on 99 i which Mr De Bona rested •his hand during the ceremo-

Keystone Savings We reserve the right to limit quantities NEPTUNE • ASDURY PARK* MANALAPAN 32 Broad St. 741-7500 Red Bank 10 The Dtily Reg*** SHREWSBURY N J TUESOAY, OCTOBER 4. 1977 SMVINO MONMOUTH, OCIAN AND MJDOmiX COUNTIIt Arnone makes school strike plea Settling unfit imuu RED BANK - Dr Michael also endanger their accept- law. yet deliberately break members of the NJEA who a few very vocal, power hun- J Arnone. Uth district Re- ance at colleges- they may if How can any of us respect would like to control the gry union leaders, or if they publican candidate (or As-choose to attend upon gradu- those who ignore the courts thinking and action of every are going to act as the law- sembly, has issued a plea to ation " and defy judges to take action state legislator by dangling abiding intelligent profes- SENTINEL SAFETY SYSTEMS the parents of students not at- Dr Arnone said he "depl- against them'" he asked campaign fund donations in sionals they set out to be front of them in order to buy when they decided that teach- tending classes at the strike- ored" stnkes by public em- The Republican candidate their support I give them (air ing would be their lives pro- RESDENTULBURGUR- bound Matawan High School ployes "especially when they said. "Contrary to what my notice that if elected to office fession. " he said. to send their children to have a detrimental effect on opponent thinks about teacher HK ALARM SYSTEMS in November, my vote will "To these teachers I say re- school the lives of children strikes, my position is clear I not be for sale turn to your classrooms, do The patented breakthrough in advanced alarm tys- "Strike or no strike, it is "Teachers, by the very na- am dead set against them for your Jobs, earn the respect of tems that at last makes total, quality security aftor- your obligation to see thai ture of their profession, are any reason whatsoever " "It is also time that striking your children receive an edu or should be respected by teachers take a good look at your students and the resi- dable For business, home and apartment! If you move, system moves • cation" Dr Amone said, "to their students But how can Dr Arnone said. "The pub themselves and determine if dents of your community and do less will not only impede students be expected to re- lie has had quite enough of . thev are eome to continue to you will be amazed how re- their learning process but will spect people who know the the militant attitude of some be the pawns in the hands of ceptive the public will be to NATIONWIDE SERVICE legitimate requests for salary increases and other benefits " Dr MkkariJ FREE ESTIMATES Bill signing pleases Bedell THE FRANKLIN STOVE EARLY WARNING SECURITY SYSTIMS BY U. S. STOVE CO. KEANSBURG - Sen Eu dan T Byrne has signed into comparison and said it was Administration figures which gene J Bedell. DMonmouth law a bill which culminates "inadequate, underfunded indicate that, among other 741-4990 and Middlesex, expressed his long fight for increased and inequitable " Vietnam veterans receiving 24" STOVf. .149.95 ASSOCIATED WITH gratification that Gov Bren- tuition subsidies for New Jer- education benefits in all "Where the original G I sey veterans states. New Jersey ranks 30" STOVE. .179.95 INSULATION AND SIDING CORP. bill's educational benefit pro- 49th. High tuition rates, limit- 90S MAIN ST. 7TM407 ASIURV PARK Co conservative, vided individual subsidies for The bill the governor signed ed educational facilities and MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER tuition, books, living expenses 611 River Rd. Fair Haven candidates urge was a compromise measure greater costs of living In New and other educational related merging legislation in- Jersey contribute to make 777 SMIWSBMY AVI. SHKWSIMY WEST LONG BRANCH - costs, the Vietnam veteran troduced by Sen Bedell and veterans living here the most A "return to the conservative receives a paltry lump sum Advertise in The Register others in both the Senate and adversely affected and depr- approach in municipal spend- monthly payment that is in- Assembly It will provide an ived, he added He said the ing" is one of seven points in compatible with today's high- additional u million educa- newly-signed bill would help the campaign platform an- er education charges and the tional subsidies to New Jer- alleviate the disparity New nounced yesterday by the two general cost of living." the sey Vietnam veterans Jersey veterans now suffer • CONVENIENCE • SELECTION • VALUES Republican borough council Monmouth legislator said candidates here Incumbent "The World War 11 C 1 bill "I am very pleased that the councilman Robert Shirva- was one of the most impor "Of major concern to us in governor has signed this im- nian and his running mate. tant pieces of social legisla- the state legislature." he portant bill." he said of the John R Orlovsky. attacked tion ever enacted It pro- added, "is that while the G.I newly enacted legislation, the present Democratic coun- foundly affected the lives and educational benefits are in- "and I respectfully urge all cil majority's "changing of fortunes of veterans and post adequate nationally, the New veterans groups to inform the basic philosophy of the war society." Mr Bedell said Jersey veteran is the most their members of this impor- PEOPLE town through purely political He charged that the Vietnam short changed of all " tant breakthrough in veter- appointments ' era G.I bill is a sham" by He cited official Veterans ans' benefits " LIKE YOU-

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Matawan Twp. wants an observer at talks By BOB B RAM LEY plained of break-ins, setting of MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - fires, breaking of windows, Serious concern about the trampling of hedges and pub- Matawan Regional School Dis- The Daily Register lic urination by the young- sters trict teacher strike, now en- TUESOAY, OCTOBER 4. 1977 tering its third week, Mayor Kaufman stated prompted a demand from council is reluctant to impose Township Council last night elected representatives of the cilmen will welcome similar a curfew as suggested by that a council observer sit in on people to do everything in action by the Matawan Mrs O'Sullivan. but will talk all negotiating sessions begin- their power to aid settlement Borough Council, which the problem over with the po- ning tomorrow "We have offered our ser- meets tonight lice to establish the best ap- All seven council members vices to the board and to the Copies of a letter'outlining proach. approved a motion by Mayor MRTA We have received no the council action will be de- Donald F. Guluzzy. town- Edward E. Kaufman that the response except a form letter livered by hand today to the ship administrator, reported demand be made to the Re- from Marie Panos of the Regional Board of Education, that the Keansburg Amuse- gional Board of Education, MRTA thanking us for our the MRTA and the mediators: ment Park signs put up in the the Matawan Regional Teach- concern — nothing at all from a copy will also be mailed to township during the summer ers Association (MRTA) and the school board. 1 think we Superior Court Judge Thomas were placed not by the the state appointed media- should do a little more." May- L Yaccarino. who has or- Borough of Keansburg. but by tors. or Kaufman said dered the negotiations be con- the Keansburg Amusement Offering his motion he em- tinued. Park Inc. a private concert. "I am shocked to find that •OATINO MISHAP - This cruller, the Pe|abl, day night were estimated as high as 50 knots. The .phasized that the council's The council scheduled an The firm has been found the mediator. Jack Tillem. broke loose from Its mooring Sunday night ot the Pe|abl was raised yesterday and owner William J. representative at the nego- informal public meeting 8 guilty of violating a state law. set negotiations to continue Atlantic Highlands pier and collided with (our oth- Brennan Is hoping to repair it. tiating sessions would be p.m Thursday in Township fined and ordered to remove Wednesday. skipping er boats before sinking. Winds In the harbor Sun- strictly an observer whose Hall to discuss with the police the signs, the administrator Tuesday And if the negotia- only duty would be to keep and residents of Cliffwood said tions are still unsuccessful the council informed daily on Beach what can be done to Mr. Guluzzy also reported Wednesday, I suppose that he progress or lack of it.made by curb the problem of gangs of that cleaning out of the town- will set the next session for the board and the MRTA Be- juveniles in that area ship's water mains with the NOW official encourages Sunday, as he has done be- sides demanding that a coun- "poly-pig." a device which fore That is no way to settle cil representative be allowed Mrs. Barbara O'Sullivan of reams out rust and corrosion, a strike," Mayor Kaufman to sit in on the sessions, the 991 South Concourse com- will begin the week of Oct. 17. declared. mayor's motion also stated plained that teen-agers from And bids will be received Oct. the council's desire that nego- out of the area are offending The mayor stressed that 21 for replacement of the Manalapan school strikers tiations be conducted round her and her neighbors by van- council is fully aware that it dalizing their properties, us- township's two-inch water has no power to interfere with the clock if a settlement is ing bad language and littering mains, he said •y DAVID SILVERBERG meeting, noting vast discrepancies in the amounts paid to the workings of the Regional not reached at once. the neighborhood with beer them Payment, they noted, was erratic and often mis- Board of Education, which is "This council has a right to Council will adjourn its Oct. MANALAPAN - The president of the Jersey City chapter bottles and other trash at all calculated an autonomous body But he know what goes on." the 17 meeting to Monday. Oct. ot the National Organization ot Women (NOW) yesterday lent hours of the night. Edward A Barrett, superintendent of schools, said that added that even so. the coun- mayor said. 24. to award Ihe water main support to secretaries on strike in the Manalapan-Englishtown because of the strike administrators had had to do the payroll cilmen feel responsible as He added that the in Other area residents com- contract. School District on a single day. Friday. Sept 30 The process for making out Christine C. Arey, addrrtsing the secretaries at an after- payrolls involves designating deductions by hand and then noon meeting, urged on the employes in their dispute with the having a computer calculate the exact amounts to be deduc- school board ted Administrators, unaccustomed to making out payrolls, had made many mistakes, he conceded Ms Arey stressed yesterday that she could not speak tor Ocean Township employes th« entire New Jersey NOW organiiation since the dispute Teachers' paychecks had not been as erratic, he said, be- has not formally been considered by the organization's lead cause there were no deductions to be made enhip Teachers had threatened to go to court Friday in an at- Therefore, Ms. Arey said, she was in no position lo offer tempt to get their increments, or scheduled pay raises, which anything more than moral support they said the board was withholding, but increments were protest at council meeting mailed out in a separate check Saturday The 45 strikers — primarily secretaries, but also clerks Teachers had also been charging thai they were being ha- and lunchroom and classroom aides — are all women By ANN BRENOFF their increments. rassed by school principals when they attempted to show sup- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Approximately 35 road depart- There was no official response by the administration lo In a related matter, John Kalian, the strikers' negotiator port for the strikers in the mornings before classes by joining ment workers staged a brief picketing demonstration outside these charges, with Mayor Joseph Palaia noting that the mat- was reported to have asked for a meeting with the school picketing secretaries township hall prior to last night's public council session to ter was "still in negotiations " board's negotiating team today at 7 p m The teachers had threatened to seek an injunction against protest unsettled contract talks. In other matters, the council approved an ordinance II was not known yesterday whether he would present the the board on Friday to prevent further actions by principals Carrying signs reading "We need more money to live." which" gives hiring preference to township residents seeking board with a new offer The effort was dropped when they were assured by John I and "Help us get our money." the workers let shop steward jobs in the police department. Secretaries, who received their final post-strike pay- Dawes. board attorney, that such harassment would cease. Paul Hanisch present their plight The ordinance establishes classes among qualified appli- checks in the mail Friday, compared them at yesterday's Yesterday was the seventh day of the secretaries' strike "We have been working without our 1977 contract, which cants, permitting the township to hire residents before equally means without our 1977 increments." he said of the township qualified non-residents. employes, who are members of Local 153 of the Teamsters Veterans are still accorded veterans' preference within union each class. Eatontown considers plan Starting pay for a township road worker is 17.3(10. said Mr. After township residents, the hiring priorities go to county Hanisch. who added that the top step on the pay scale is residents, then state residents, then all other qualified appli- $12,000 Adoption of the Princeton has ranged between 19 "i and cants. By SHERRY FIGDORE man of the demographic stud Mr Hanisch addressed the council on the issue during the Plan was urged by many resi- 22 per cent during the lasl The council postponed a public hearing on another ordi- ies committee, said the group public participation segment of the meeting, saving that dents attending a public hear- five years nance involving the police department, which establishes four EATONTOWN - The feels "obligated to at least many township residents were under the mistaken impression ing last July on a proposal Minority children com- corporal positions. Board of Education's de- evaluate" the Princeton Plan that Ihe contract negotiations had been settled that would bus approximately prised 16 per cent of Meadow- Police Chief Neil Tantum was attending a convention and mographic studies committee since it was specifically sug- "We are starting fact-finding." he said "Nothing has 100 children to schools out of brook's enrollment in Septem- not available to speak on the controversial ordinance, said Is considering implementation gested to the board as a pos- been settled" of the Princeton Plan as one their own neighborhoods ber: 17 per cent in Woodmere. Mayor Palaia. who asked that the public hearing be post- sible solution to its minority Fenton Hudson, township manager, said thai the state way of meeting state de- and M per cent in Velter. poned until after the chief returns. Many parents said the plan, problem by DOE had requested additional information from the township in mands for a more even dis- The state Is demanding a The ordinance will be aired on Oct. 17. in which all children enrolled Mr Tarantolo said he has preparation for the fact-finders report. tribution of minority children minority population of 15 to L'S The township's Policemen's Benevolent Association in a given grade attend the checked back in district en- No new date has been set for the contract talks, which In Eatontown's three elemen- per cent in each school (PBA). which opposes the ordinance, was represented last same school, was the only rollment figures for the past started in October of 1976 tary schools five years and has found a "We do have a problem." night by attorney Henry Kaplan. fair way to avoid selective, "We've sent you a letter to set up talks for the 1978 con- Mr. Kaplan agreed to the postponement without fanfare The committee facing a and segregated, pupil move- surprising stability in the per- Mr Tarantolo told a work tract already." commented Mr Hanisch. Nov. 15 deadline set by the centage of minority children session of the board last The PBA reportedly objects to the ordinance because it would ment Mr, Hanisch claimed that the township is trying to take prefer that an Increase in the number of brass mean more •late Department of Educa- not only in the district as a night, "but the figures have away the workers' compensation insurance and not pay them tion (DOE) to come up with Opponents, however, point- whole but in each of the three at least remained stable " sereeants. tome kind of redistribution ed' out that the Princeton elementary schools The consistent figures sug- plan ready for September. Plan, which has worked suc- All seventh and eighth gra- gest a very stable minority 1178, will meet tonight in a cessfully in Tintnn Falls ders attend the Memorial population in the schools, he closed session to discuss the schools tor several years, School, which is not affected said, so any solution the pros and cons and economic would mean a tremendous in- Last month, the minority board can come up with for Apartments become issue (acton involved In adoption crease in transportation costs population in the elementary the next school year could lor the school district. Of the Princeton Plan in this schools was 21 per cent. Mr well prove to be a permanent OCEAN TOWNSHIP - election. Opposing them is the ship Tenants Association McLaughlin and said that he _ district Gerald J. Tarantolo. chair- Tarantolo said The figure solution There was no mistaking the campaign team of Martin backed Chomsky and "ran with three others whose He said the committee is time of year at last night's Chomsky and Thomas McLaughlin — questioned a platform was to bring in the still considering the busing council meeting. McLaughlln. Also running are quote attributed to Mr. apartments." plan but will take a close look With just one month re- Dr. John Malta. Thomas Mag- McLaughlin which blamed Mayor Palaia said after the Tinton Falls starts probe at the "economics, the logis- maining before township vot- gio and Fred Hundertpfund. members of the present ad- meeting that he was referring tics, the educational benefits ers will participate in.a spe- Perhaps the sharpest clash ministration for helping lo to the campaign which he and the drawbacks of the cial election to fill the va- last night came over what is bring apartments to the town- won against Donald Crosta. Princeton Plan" before cancies created by former proving to be the key issue of ship. John Beekman and Herbert into fire at empty house presenting its recommenda- Councilmen Philip J. Wetzel the campaign — apartments. After denying the charge, Buehler, now a state sena- tions to the board for review and Stanley Benn (who both The exchange was initiated Mr. English and Mayor Jo- tor). at its Nov. 7 meeting. TINTON FALLS - Police boarding homes and sheltered from the borough's three tire resigned separately this year by Councilman Richard Eng- seph Palaia said that they Mr. McLaughlin insisted and fire officials began an in- care homes throughout the companies and the Shrews- The full board is expected for personal reasons) the lish, who is not seeking elec- both consistently "opposed that he meant the "apart- vestigation into an early- county. bury Hose Co. one hour to ex- to adopt a redistribution plan council chambers last night tion this year, but presumably apartments coming into ments were built while you morning fire yesterday that In August, the house was tinguish at its Nov. 21 meeting, six became a political, arena. backs the two appointed coun- Ocean Township." (the present administration) gutted an unoccupied house cited for numerous health, The hquse had been occu- days after the state deadline. The two councilmen ap- cilmen. Mayor Palaia noted. "This were in office." at H Hance Ave.. here. The fire, safety and building viola- pied until last mont by a Board members pointed out pointed to fill those va- Mr. English — referring to' was the very reason why I de- The mayor said that while fire was originally believed to tions by Robert N. Babbish. Mary Reilly and several of they have sent repeated let- cancies. James Garrity and a newspaper article which re- cided to run (or office." The actual construction might have been intentionally set. the borough's code enforce- her relatives. The family ters to DOE asking for some Saul Rubin, are both seeking ported that the Ocean Town- mayor pointed to Mr. have occurred, the approvals The house is owned by ment officer. apparently left the house guidelines in implementing a were all given before he took Thomas L. Armour of Rum- No one was injured in the about two weeks ago. accord- redistribution plan, but have office. ing to Patrolman Brown. as yet received no replies. ton, who owns numerous intense blaze that took men "And besides," he added, "you didn't accuse the two men who are running for of- fice. You accused me (and Councilman English)." According to Mr. English, She isn't moved by term approvals for the construction of the major apartment com- found a "portable" pool we could put up ourselves. That I plexes in the township were By ERMA BOMBECK was... I got it. Memorial Day. 1971. to November of that given in the following years: Isn't It funny. I can remember the exact day I first heard same year. Middlebrook. 1964; Continen- the word "portable ' It was Aug. 16. 1956. at 3:35 p.m. when (I remember saying to my husband he couldn't have tal Gardens, 1964: West Park my husband presented me with a "portable" sewing machine. swum in it anway until they took the stitches out of his hands Manor, 1967; and Twin Brook (It's probably a coincidence but that's the exact day he that he cut on the fence.) Gardens, 19(8. got his first slipped disk by lifting the "portable" sewing ma- And who could forget our portable boat that made a dent Earlier this year, the coun- chine to the table.) in the roof of the car, the portable microwave oven that we cil introduced an ordinance I dint think much about it again until we bought a "por- took apart to transport, the portable stereo that took five boys which would have created a table" air conditioner (or th den. That was — let's see — to carry, and the portable picnic table that we carried in the rent leveling board — sought Thursday evening, the 20th of March. 1961. portable trailer. by the tenants. Final action Neither of us will ever forget the excitement of owning on this measure was post- my first portable typewriter. At first. I worried because it poned by, the resignation of hurt my arm to lift it off the floor. Within a matter of days, Councilman Wetzel. Mr. Benn AT WIT'S END however, my arm stretched out about five inches and the resigned shortly thereafter. typewriter slid comfortably across the floor while my hand The ordinance was reintro- (I remember saying how great it was that the warranty steadied it. duced after Councilmen Ru- covered the damages to the unit when my husband dropped it A lot of people bad-mouth "portables." However, when bin and Garrity were appoint- on my foot) our neighbors had their house robbed and the portable TV was ed, but was defeated upon in- Frankly. I don't know what we did before American inge- missing, they found the thief and the set within a couple of troduction. nuity discovered that it you put a handle on something or a hours. PREPARING FOR SHOW - Getting ready for the outdoor Arts and Crafts Tenant representatives set of wheels It became "portable." The guy was checking Into a local hospital for emergency Show Saturday In the county's Thompson Park, Llncroft, are left to right, called for the resignations of It has opened up a whole new world for those of us "on the hernia repair just as the police were checking the cars In the Janice Passante and Barbara Gabrlele, both of Long Branch, and Mary the two appointees on thai move." emergency, lot Bollch of Middletown. The free display and sale of works by area artisans night because of their vote. We thought a swimming pool was out of range until we Isn't that a coincidence? will be held from 9 a.m. until A p.m. A children's show will be offered at 1 The two unexpired terms p.m. and 3 p.m., and concerts are scheduled at 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. will run through May, 1979. Room at Woodland'

GARDEN ENTRANCE and loggia is an octagonal court with painted trompe I'oeil (ringed rug in strawberry with while tnnge. in photo on left The hallway, right, is in strawberry and maple sugar colors and leads to the for- mal Georgian dining room at Woodland Farm

Valentine inspired entrance By IRIS HO/1 M « \J(. Sevralk In a series About the designers... A Regency valentine was the inspiration for the H.IT den Entrance designed by Lloyd Bell and Vincent D'Aquila ot New York City The octagonal court and loggia leading to the garden on the ground floor uses Valentine colors of strawberry Lifestyle pink and maple sugar Eighteenth-century side chairs covered in maroon velvet or. less conventionally, to say J TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1977 12 The Dtffy Register SHREWSBURY N the least, in Indonesian cotton Ikat sari cloth (warp- dyed) are the plushest things in the light airy room Rell. who believes in "smashing the cube." smashed a few other conventions as well The loggia has no rug 'Smash and no drapes Instead, the designers have used a paint- ed trompe I'oeil fringed rug in strawberry with white fringe — the naughtiest dog can never chew it up the Sparsely decorated, the entrance uses quite a few floral and still life oil paintings by Lilian MacKendnck. cube" with whom Bell has worked before Her pictures sell for Sti.OOQ and up Bell and D'Aquila had a brass bamboo table made (or the room It is based on the currently popular Bright on style, very light and airy despite the large glass top now sporting an immense bouquet ol silk flowers The white etched curtains — the pattern utili/rs negative space — are shirred They may be washed and Vliml l> Vq.lt. then dried on their double rods The smoke bell lantern hanging over the Rnghlon PARTNERS — Lloyd Bell, past president of the New York Metropolitan table also has an etched pattern The jabots on the win- chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers which elected him a dows are cut and painted metal — no washing, no iron- Fellow, heads his own firm Lloyd Bell Associates, 225 East 57th St., New ing, no crimping the ruffles York, since 1945. He studied at the University of Pittsburgh and at the The few but choice accessories include a Chippendale Jomesine Franklin School of Design. His partner Vincent D'Aquila studied sideboard holding spotted Lowestoft dogs and an eight- at Parsons School of Design and with painter Fred Mitchell of New York. eenth-century faience cabbage turreen A brass and mo- The partners have decorated apartments in Deal. Long Branch, and in New saic table, neoclassical French in the style of Ihe Roman York, including one in the Olympic Towers, currently New York's most ex- mosaics sells for around S9.000 and is definitely a one-off pensive aportment building. piece The Powder Room The downstairs powder room in Designer's Show- house 2 is a small elegantly appointed room off the gar- den entrance Decorated by Jean Duke and Joanne Yorke of Designers Two. Sailer's Way. Rumson. the tiny, closet-like retreat and its matching bathroom are pink, "We in- peach and dusty rose. corporate a The garden room itself is decorated in strawberry pink, and the dusty rose no-wale corduroy used for wail client's own covering in the powder room seems a logical extension ot the Regency loggia An 18th century Hepplewhite mirror, special pieces on loan from a private collection, reflects the full-length mirrors on opposing walls A $350 crystal chandelier re- and come up flects light from all four mirrors and makes the small room quadruple in brilliance as well assize . with a Rose and peach silk taffeta hangings lend some text- ural interest to the walls and a striped silk cushion on a completely new small bench underneath the Hepplewhite mirror offers look for them." the only pattern in the room Crystal accessories on the toilet table and a silk tassle on the hangings are the only accent pieces in this simple room The adjoining bathroom is in plain pink, in a well-matched shade, even when the door to the powder room is open The designers refer to it as "The inside of a jewel box." These rooms are among the more than 30 rooms re- DESIGNERS TWO — Jean Duke, left, and Joanne Yorke ioined partner- decorated at Woodland Farm, former estate ol the late ship in Designers Two, Rumson, after years of working as volunteers tor Amory L Haskell and site for the annual Monmouth POWDER ROOM in Designers Showhouse 2 has mirrors Monmouth Museum and the county historical association. Mrs. Duke has a County Hunt Race Meet since 19'25 Located on Cooper bachelor in fine arts degree from Connecticut College. Mrs. Yorke, an and chandelier that make trie small space seem larger than it Room photos Kit Middletown. the house is open to tour 10 am to 4 alumna of Mount Holyoke College and New York School of Design, was is The walls are covered with dusty-rose no-wale corduroy p in today through Sunday, and tonight and Thursday formerly an executive with Lord & Taylor In New York. Mrs. Duke was a The designers Joanne Yorke' and Jean Duke ol Designers by Don Lordi night from 6:30 to 9:30 o'clock The showhouse project is New York fabric stylist. They state they do not have a particular style be- .Two Rumsor describe it as the made ot a |ewel box " sponsored by the Junior League of Monmouth County cause they feel there's no one perfect look. There are always a number of Tickets may be purchased at the door ways to go — that's why they feel that two designing heads are better than TOMORROW: Another room at Woodland one.

Open house set by PTA NCAN; for the first time... BELFORD - The first Mrs. Thomas Pappas. trea- meeting of the season ot the surer and Mrs Jane Ge- Time for campfire cooking raghly. teachers' adviser. Bayview School PTA will be SAVE30% an open house tomorrow at B\ HELOISE unable (for various reasons) bag. you eventually have a More walls 8 p.m. in Ihe all-purpose room DEAK FOLKS. ••••••• to use a particular hint you long, flapping bag to contend for less money of the school. DANCING I've been to lots anil lots "I dear folks were kind enough with with genuine picnics and backyard parties HINTS FROM HELOISE to send in. I love hearing Well. I've solved the prob- PTA officers are Mrs Do- where we cook hamburger • • s from you lem.. rothy De Cicco. president; patties ou! on a trill or camp- come loo dry friend of mine once showed I keep scissors in my kitch- Mrs. Abba Daniels, honorary fire and I learned something Each and every one of you Some ij the crowd wanted me this secret to professional; en drawer and when I take vice president; Mrs. Peggy recently from a fellon camp- are a very important link in their meat smoked so she looking creases in those slices out of the bag. I pul the Marascio. social vice presi- er that uill sine wiu a heap my friendship chain Love took an icepick and punched homemade pants twistem just above the bread, dent ; Mrs Lois Lingsch. of trouble thi1 m-vt lime you you lots. — Heloisv some holes clear through the Before sewing up the leg then snip off the top of the scholastic vice president; do wrapped patty Also, fur those seams, fold front pieces of DEAR HELOISE: ibag Mrs. Angela Lobosco. finan- Marsha precooked all her who weren't ready in eat just pant legs in half lengthwise. For golden baked potato cial vice president; Mrs. hamburger pattiesin her own then, their patties were kept matching cut edges The next lime I'm in a hur- Kathleen Lindman. recording nr skins and clean, greaseless kitchen and wrappRfthem in in Marsha's hot-pot Press with a damp cloth hands, slip a plastic sandwich ry the bread is at my finger secretary: Mrs. Mary Olah, foil, then packed them in her She told me that she did and the creases will be per- bag over one hand, glove- tips, as I continue snipping corresponding secretary; pressure cooker and clapped weiners the same way since fectly centered and per- fashion, and grease the potato off the bag all Ihe way to the Ihe lid on. the kids always burned theirs manently pressed - Peggy with a dab of margarine. end of the loaf The picnic w;is a dream as By using her method ill Ihe Banks Or drop the potato in Ihe It saves time and it's nol Drum and Bugle after the fire yva -:mni; all weiners needed later was a LETTER OF LOVE hag along with a dab of mar- cumbersome with loose ends KATIE MCCARTHY she did was put the foiled- little warming and Ihe kids DEAR HKI.OISK slates signup garine and squish around, hanging around to stick to the Wrapped meat on Ihe grill had the thrill of Ihe roasting Thank you for all your help KEYPORT - A drum and MEDALIST IVTT leaving hands grease-free, — hoi toaster, etc Also makes and let it heat NB burned itself and I hope I have been of bugle corps for boys and girls Patricia Scharmach Ihe loaf of bread look neater hamburger patties what- So file this in wiur sweet some help, loo I think favms -Mrs. G.D. Bullock over 10 years old is being DOROTHY You'll tave on •..,, ilyle and polm.n soever brains fur the next lime ynu ought to be passed along — DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: formed by the Kanlan Port 23 (or evBfy room. So com* In (or o tlnl. Best of all. there was no have a burger part) or uei- TOLAND roll d«ol on Krubbobb, m.ppobl. sun a like a linked chain of I don't know how many When baking stuffed green American Legion Signup for •oiylohang-il-yourwll WMI-Tw. mess when' Ihe fat drips inlo ner roasting friendship — Reader people really gel annoyed peppers. I use a muffin tin the drum and bugle corps will DANCE STUDIO roH^d. *uog 'fliail price) the fire and causes a flame I think it's great — Helms*' Reader friend, a letter such with plastic bread bags You take place tomorrow at 7 The peppers will be juicier 21)1 E. Btrfun PI., R«d Bunk WALLPAPER FASHIONS ihus overcooking some of the I)K\K HELOISE as yours is a help anytime see, as slues ol bread are p.m. at the American Legion, as well as retain a nice shape »51 Hw». 15, MMJ patties and having them be- A professional sewing Even though I am sometimes taken mil of Ihe large loaf - Lillir La Rue HI Front SI. 711- 671-0978 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, ocTOBEn 4.1977 The Dtrify Regteter 'Scallops' a la chicken

By BARBARA GIBBONS Heat margarine or ml in nonstick skillet Add chicken cubes and garlic Sprinkle with salt and What do scallops and chicken breasts have in thyme Cook and stir five minutes, just until chick- 0 SLIM GOURMET common They're both nearly fat-free and very en turns white (don't overcook) Sprinkle with low-cal . less than 370 calories per pound for paprika and parsley before serving Serves four. scallops, less than 480 for chicken LEMON-BROILED CHICKEN SCALLOPS 195 calories each Follow preceding recipe, substituting lemon "OVEN-FRIED " (Hit KEN SCALLOPS But the similarity ends at the cash register juice lor the wine Sprinkle with oregano. if desu 1 pound chicken cutlets (fillets), cut in one Scallops are a high-priced indulgence while chick- ed. and one-half inch cubes en is cheap-cheap BROILED CHICKEN SCALLOPS AND one-half cup bottled regular Italian salad You can put chicken breasts in company dress MUSHROOMS — Follow either preceding recipe dressing by cutting the meat into scallop-like cubes and Add one cup fresh small mushroom caps to the one-half cup unseasoned bread crumbs preparing them as if they were scallops Luckily, pan. along with the cubes of chicken. Marinate chicken cubes in salad dressing for many of the seasonings and cooking techniques MRS. BRODER'S CHICKEN SCAMPI SKILLET 20 to 30 minutes, stirring frequently Preheat oven that accent seafood go well wilh chicken, loo. A resident of Holmdel. N J . Mrs Arthur M to highest setting — 450 degrees or more Sprinkle CHICKEN SCALLOPS Broder is the winner of this month's Reader Rec- crumbs on a plate or sheet of waxed paper. Spray 2 whole chicken breasts, boned and , ipe Contest for.this delicious suggestion "Ex- a nonstick cookie sheet with cooking spray for no- skinned, or I pound chicken cutlets (or fill- tremely easy." she writes, "resembling chunks nf fat frying Roll each chicken scallop in the crumb ets) lobster Makes lovely low-calorie hors d'oeuvres mixture, then set on the cookie tin. in a single lay- 2 tablespoons sherry wine served on picks, or a company dinner dish served er Bake in the oven, without turning, for S to 10 2 tablespoons margarine over fluffy rice " She wins a Sl'2 95 copy of my minutes. Serves four. 330 calories each MMMriMpkaN onion salt, pepper, paprika "Slim Gourmet Cookbook " "FRENCH FRIED" CHICKEN SCALLOPS- HADASSAH HONOREES - Mrs. Beverle Rlchelson, left, president of the Combine (he breast meal into two-inch cubes 3 tablespoons margarine or olive oil substitute regular bottled French dressing for the Ocean Township Hadassah, congratulates Barry Shapiro and his wife, Mrs. Arrange in a single layer in a shallow flameproof I pound chicken fillets, cut in one and one- Italian dressing: 295 calories per serving Diane Shapiro, West Long Branch, Immediate past president ot the chap- dish Add sherry wine Dot with margarine half inch cubes Add foreign intrigue to diet dishes Send a ter. The couple will be honored at the annual Pledge Luncheon Monday at Sprinkle with seasonings Slip under broiler about 3cloves garlic, peeled, finely minced stamped, self-addressed envelope and 35 cents to noon In the home of Mrs. Stanley Benn, Ocean Township. Reservations are six minutes. Baste with pan juices several limes 1 teaspoon sail SLIM GOURMET CHICKEN WITH A FOREIGN being accepted by Mrs. Jerry Berkowltz and Mrs. Irving Zimmerman, while broiling. Serves four, under 170 calories, one-quarter teaspoon thyme FLAIR, in care of The Red Bank Register. Sparta chairmen of the event. each paprika, fresh parsley (optional) NJ.07R7I Hadassah chapter to honor couple Educator proposes experiment OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Barry Shapiro also is salvage chairman for the building and and his wife Diane Shapiro. West Long expansion committee of the temple Mrs Sha- you aren't so fed up on the is- or under and close to the Branch, will be honored by the Ocean Town- piro is on the faculty at Brnnkdale Commu- Dear Ann Landers: A lot sue of toilet tissue that you wall Apparently after 22 ship Hadassah at Its annual Pledge Luncheon nity College. Lincroft. and is a member nf the has been said in your column won't print just one more let- years of writing this column Monday at noon here in the home of Mrs West Long Branch PTA. - • about what's wrong wilh edu- ANN LANDERS ter. I'm still learning plenty about Stanley Benn. S3 Dwight Drive Chairmen of Mr Shapiro is a partner in the firm nf cation, why Johnny can't read The person who gave you human nature. the event, Mrs Jerry Berkowitz and Mrs Ir Boff. Welsman. Shapiro and (iolden. public and why teachers don't want no field trips, no school fair, tain Memorial Day. Good Ihe needle said there was no CONFIDENTIAL To Miss ving Zimmerman, are accepting reservations accounts in Eatonlown This past year his to teach. no play rehearsal, no track Friday. Columbus Day. Veter- right or wrong way to set up My Kids And Grieving Tin- Shapiros will be honored (or their wife presented him wilh an associate mem- Our local paper, the Clare- meet, no creative art festival, an's Day. Martin Luther King the roll She signed herself Plenty: Spend $8.95 on "What outstanding service to Hadassah and the com- bership in Hadassah to honor his continuing mont Courier (California) no eye testing, no reading- Day. George Washington's "Paper Crazy." Every Man Should Know munity elfort and support of Ihe Ocean Township carried a good letter to the system salesmen, no gym birthday, Labor Day, the first I disagree with her. Just About Divorce" by Robert Mrs Shapiro is immediate past president chapter Mr Shapiro, the financial secretary editor which is worth sharing floor varnishing, no meeting day it snows or the first put a roll out the way "Paper Cassidy. (Publisher. New Re- of tht chapter here During her adminis- al Temple Belh Torah is on the board of the - Concerned for the group going to Spain, balmy day in spring Crazy" says it should go and public Books.) This splendid tration, the chapter was cited "Best Chapter Men's Club there lie also is on the temple's' To The Editor: 1 submit no fire drill, no pep rally, no Should such a week be ar- leave a normal two-year-old guide for divorced dads will of the Southern New Jersey Region " A Life building and expansion committee liui mr this letter because education speaker from Africa, no slide- ranged, it is possible that our child alone in the bathroom give you emotional support Member of Hadassah. Mrs Shapiro has been the winter he finds time to coach a United is under fire these days I show assembly, no TB skin students might be able to do for 60 seconds and you will and valuable information on a member for nine years She is spring con- Synagogue Youth Raskelball team at the have a suggestion that might test, no open-house visiting. what they are supposed to do see that the right way is the your legal rights. ference chairman for the region A member^, temple help I propose that one week no band practice, no passes in school. Learn something way you and the rest of the Ann Landers discusses teen- of Temple Beth Torah. she serves on Ihr Mr and Mrs Shapiro have Iwn si>ns. Ste- be set aside during which for students to stay and finish — Observer people in Iowa do it — Smart age drinking — its myths, its fund-raising committee nf its Sisterhood and ven and Larrv teachers would leach their routine classes and nothing an experiment, wait for the Dear Concerned: Many a In Michigan realities Learn the (acts by extra be added. sweet rolls to come out of the truth is spoken in jest and Dear Smart: Thanks for the reading "Booze and You — During that week there oven, make up a test, mop up about two layers beneath the vote of confidence. As I said For Teen-Agers Only." by would be no class meetings, spilled paint or clean the ink humor is something worth before. I had no idea so many Ann Landers Send 50 cents in Red Bank Hadassah no California Achievement off the printing press, and no thinking about. Thanks,for people had such strong con- coin and a long, self-ad- Tests, no yearbook and ring early dismissal for part-time sending on "Observer's" let- victions about whether toilet dressed, stamped envelope to sales, no senior pictures tak- jobs. ter. paper should be dispensed so Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995. hosts national officer en, no rock band assemblies. This week should not con- Dear Ann Landers: I hope it rolls over the top and down Chicago. Illinois 60611

RUMSON - Rosyln K lire cher. national secretary of Hadassah. will be the keynote MEETING MEMO speaker at the Red Bank "Doctors took me for Chapter's annual Pledge/ AUTHOR TO SPEAK FRENCH ALLIANCE Donor Dinner in support of RUMSON - Sisterhood of SHREWSBURY - The Hadassah Medical Organiza- granted till I joined Congregation B'nai Israel will French Alliance of Monmouth tion, to be held Tuesday. Oct. meet tomorrow at 12 30 pm County will meet tomorrow II, here in Congregation B'nal to hear Anita lleyman. Lin- at K p ni in the community Weight Watchers. Now Israel. Hance and Ridge croft. author of "Exit From room of The Register office Roads Home" Mrs Heymans book Patrick Pleven, a native of Mrs Brecher. a New York- France and a nephew of for- they take ifife to dinner." tells the story of a 15-year-old er, was reelected national boy living in Russia at the mer French premier. Rene secretary at the 1977 annual turn-of-the-cenlury The char- Pleven, will discuss the convention of Hadassah. the acters are based on those in French legislative elections of Woman's Zionist Organization Jtories told Mrs Heyman by March 1978. Mr Pleven was of America A member of the her relatives educated In France and the National Board for 18 years, United States and has a BA she has been active in educa- FALL MEETING degree from Cornell Univer- tion. American affairs, and as SHREWSBURY - The sity. He is manager of Prime editorial director of Hadassah Shrewsbury' Historical Society Time Programs Development magazine Mrs Brecher also will meet Thursday at 8:30 at American Broadcasting has been active on the boards p.m. in (he Fern Ross Audito- Co., New York. of other major Jewish organi- rium at Shrewsbury Boro PLANT PROPAGATION zations and in the alumnae School. This is the organiza- FAIR HAVEN - Helen affairs of Vassar. her alma tion's annual fall meeting. mater Brunei will present a pro- gram on plant propagation at Annbeth Lashovitz. Middl- ON ALMANAC tomorrow's 12:30 pm. meet- town. and Gerry Wexelblat. COMMITTEE ing in Bicentennial Hall. Ce> Tinton Falls, are chairmen of LAURENCE HARBOR - dar Ave. There will be an Ori- the Pledge function The eve- Mrs. Joyce Brookman and ental-type flower arranging ning will begin with punch Mrs. Peggy Hornung of the competition using chrysanthe- and hors d'oeuvres at 6 P.M.. RMIVI K. Brerhrr Woman's Club of Laurence mums. Horticulture entries, followed by dinner prepared Harbor have been appointed representative of end-of-sum- by the chapter's gourmet to serve, respectively, as vice Straus. Rumson: Betty Gnldin sick." To fulfill its promise. inn annuals, will tie judged. cooks under the guidance of chairman and member of the and Nelly Segal. Tinton Falls Hadassah Medical Organiza- Luiza Cohen. Lincroft. Almanac Committee of the FIRST AID AUXILIARY and Rose Garfield. West Long tion maintains internationally New Jersey State Federation UNION BEACH - The Reservations for the gala Branch recognized schools of medi- of Women's Clubs. The com- Union Beach First Aid Aux- evening are being accepted Hadassah Medical Organi- cine, nursing, dentistry, phar mittee meets monthly at Fed- iliary will meet Thursday at by Mae Newman and Edith zation maintains a "tripod" mutt, occupational therapy, eration headquarters in New 8:30 p.m. at 310 Park Ave. Scnarf. both of Little Silver program of healing, teaching, and public health & social Brunswick to assist with mail- Members arc conducting a Hostesses (or the dinner are and research. With focus on medicine. Hadassah provides ings to federated clubs. membership drive this month. Sheila Bodner. Lincroft: Ron- the major hospitals at Ein funds for research in nearly nie Crlbhaus and Ellen I.e- Karem and Mt. Scopus in Je- all departments, leading to vine. Little Silver: Evelyn rusalem. Hadassah treats any advances in such diverse Scharff. Long Branch: Ellen and all patients in accordance areas as cancer, coronary Cotenoff and Sybill with the Hebrew Physician'i heart and vascular diseases. Scheinharlz. Mlddletown: Oath to "Help the sick, base dermatology, multiple scle- Alienated Ruth Stein. Red Bank: Sand- or honorable, stranger, alien rosis, diabetes, genelics. and ra Blackman and Harriet or citizen, because he is immunology. Catholics

Have you parted company with the church Club names aides over new liturgy, old rules, a marriage situ- LINCROFT - Chairmen of records; Mrs. James Arm- Mrs. Prank Adult4, hislurian: committees for the Lincroft strong, newsletter; Mrs. Mrs Thomas Nevins, plaque ation, the clergy, or any other reason? Woman's Club are named. Thomas Mackey. program: awards: Mrs. Daniel Bahr. Why not Join us In an: They are. Mrs. Joseph Diaza Mrs. Donald Clune. public re- safety; Mrs. Raymond Lenar- Weight Watchers and Mrs. Roger Silvestri: lations and Mrs. Pinter, ways towicz. resolutions: Mrs. Pin- OPEN MEETING, WEDNESDAY OCT. 5th The Authority American home: Mrs. Joseph and means. ter, special state project. Eye Losing weight newer tasted so good Santello and Mrs. Michael Institute of New Jersey: Mrs. 8 p.m., St. Mary's Church Hall Whalen. art: Mrs. Gerald Mrs. Howard DePol was David Rife, telephone: Mrs. Highway 34 A Phalanx Road Einloth, education: named chairman of commu- Anthony Fisqella, theater and ® You're this close to losing weight: Mrs.Edward Falvey. liter- nity improvement project; Mrs Leslie Cross, yearbook Colts Neck, N.J. ature; Mrs. James Orem. so- OPEN HOUSE FOR CLASS NEAREST YOU cial services: Mrs. Alfred Wo- No strings attached. Just a chance to talk, nesh. sab-Junior adviser. RED BANK - Red Bank children's schedules, meet Also, Mrs. Richard Pinter, Catholic High School will their teachers and help cele- listen, air your grievances. An attempt at un- CALL 364-5511 budget: Mrs. Thomas Mack- have its golden anniversary brat* 50 years of education at derstanding. ey, by-laws; Mrs. Walter Open House for parents (he school. Refreshments will OR TOLL FREE (800) 242-5866 Kroeck. hospitality; Mrs. Les- tomorrow at H pm Parents be served by the Sludi-nl lie Cross, membership and will be able to follow (heir Council. 14 The Daly RegUer SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1977 Baseball playoffs: New season begins Carlton, John Herzog's lefties set on mound to face Yankees LOS ANGELES (AP) - Managers Danny Ozark of the NEW YORK (AP) - Kansas Cily Manager Whitey Heriog Philadelphia Phillies and Tom Lasorda of the Los Angeles will trot out his traditional leflhanded strategy wien the Roy- Dodgers announced Monday their tentative starting batting als [ace the New York Yankees beginning Wednesday in the orders for Tuesday night's first game in the National League American League pennant playoffs baseball championship series There is the possibility, however, that Billy Martin's Yan- Ozark first announced that Garry Maddox would not play kees have overcome their vulnerability to southpaws because of an injury suffered Sunday The Royals will use lefthander Paul Splittorll In the So Bake McBnde opens in center field, followed in the opener at Yankee Stadium and then goes with either Andy order by Larry Bowa. shortstop. Mike Schmidt, third base. Hassler or Larry dura, both southpaws, in Game Two Greg Lunnski. left field. Dave Jonson. first base. Jerry Mar- That means the Yankees won't fare Royal ace Dennis tin, right field. Tim McCarver. catcher. Ted Sizemore. sec- Leonard, one of only three AL pitchers to win 20 games this ond base: and Steve Carlton 2310. pitcher season, until Game Three when the series switches to Kansas The Los Angeles order was given as Davey Lopes, sec- City Friday ond base. Bill Russell, shortstop; Reggie Smith, right field. Opposing managers like to feed New York a diet of left- Ron Cey, third base. Steve Garvey. first base. Dusty Baker, handed pitchers tU'i'ombiil the short right field fences at Yan- left field, Glen Burke, center field; Steve Yeager, catcher; kee Stadium and also to neutraliie lefty swingers like Reggie and Tommy John 20-7. pitcher Jackson. Graig Nettles. Chris Chambllss and Mirkev Rivers Ozark said he would start Johnson at first base because In the past, the strategy has been effective but the Yan- he bats nght-handed Regular Richie Hebner bats from the kees seemed to shatter it in their charge to a second straight leftside East Division championship They were 50-27 against left The last time the Dodgers were in the league playoff handers this season and 30-3 since Aug I when they began series. John threw out the first ball, with his right hand their charge to the top of the division Tonight, the Dodgers count on this miracle man to use his left-handed hurling talents successfully in the playoffs against The Royals and Yankees split 10 games this season and the Philadelphia Phillies in the opener of the best-of-five Herzog started lefties Splittorff and Hassler four times each World Series preliminary The other two starts went to Leonard, a right hander John underwent successful surgery on his left arm in 1974 Sphtturff was 2-1 with one no decision. Hassler I :i and Leon- but wore a cast on it when he threw out that first ball before ard 11 against the Yankees his dub downed Pittsburgh and won their way into the show- MOUND OPPONENTS — Tommy John, left, of the At right, Steve Carlton of the Phillies delivers a The Yankees are countering with a pair ot lefties of their down which Oakland won four games to one Los Angeles Dodgers seems to be conjuring up a fast ball as he loosens up for tonight's start against own in the first two games But Martin has no special strate- Now it's John against the Phillies and Steve Carlton in the new pitch to unveil to the Philadelphia Phillies in the Dodgers. gy motives Don Gullelt and Ron Guidry have simply been bis opener of the NL title series to determine which club goes tonight's National League playoff at Los Angeles. most effective pitchers and combined for 10 of the club's |O0 against the American League champions in the World Series victories Both made two starts apiece during the regular s See Cirltoi. page If See »-IOK. page l«

«0ftitl0n '0 nn 'o' m« mo Notigntv League oiayott reon i ana M PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK L OSANOfLI Avf. Ill Avf. • Bl MR Avf RBI Hi Catctor CWttin 5f*vffYMQtr BobBoone 4.' 30* II 84 S5 Clittjonmon ' 3«* 0 Tim McCorwf 330 ID Asbury Park first! JtfTv&rott at 4 Ml 10 3 Barry Foot* 11 Fran Htaly 224 H f »tl BtM CrwliChomMlu 317 SMvcGorvry m us U Rlctti* Hvtmtr Fint BBMns • The fight (or this year's Daily Register beating its first two opponents in shutouts, DAILY KKI.IS'I Ml Ed&oedMn .1*7 S 1 Tommy Mutton 3)3 11 meets unbeaien and unscored upon llolimlel •CM4 BaM Monmouth County championship is up for TOP* OowyLopw |) TfdSlitmort Ml 47 »i Q grabs, and there's no way of telling who will Saturday in a "C" Division contest OovcJonnton Bi i RonCn 24 no t) Th.rd Mn» come away with the trophy I. Asbun Park tit) Mihf Scnmtdt 274 101 31 Shore Regional, the "C " Division dark BIIIRuMtHI .771 SI 4 T»rrv Mormon 113 5 Long Branch, last years winner, is sec- horse, should make its three in a row Satur- !. Long Branch (J •> RotaHlondwfov 0 0 SA*THI*P ond to Asbury Park this week, but those two owtntM Lorry Bo to so 41 day against Keyport The Blue Devils art- 1. Red Bank (2-1) GUtwiBurk* M 13 OwtfltW teams will decide just who belongs where .30 V n GrvgLuitmkl 309 m » ranked sixth by the Register just ahead of Si I l JonJohrtstone m v> IS when they meet Oct 15 John Vianney. another JO team 1 Middletown North (II) DwtyBofctr 2« H 3D BofctMcBrK* 315 41 15 Asbury Park, one of the fastest teams in Rirfc Monday m Q Garry MoiMa* TV! 74 14 I. Manasquan (2-1) Vk DovoilHo 31 4 0 Otlt* Brown 243 13 the state, has all it can handle this Saturday St John plays eighth ranked Red Bank CMLOCV •m 21 t JtrrvMaritn 3*0 Catholic on Saturday in a same that will de ' (. Shore Reg. (Ml Ptfctwn • against fifth-ranked Manasquan m L •tA I w L ERA Middlelown North, an early favorite in cide both positions The Caseys alter two 7. SI. John Vlaiiney (24) Tommy John 1 T 1.71 0 St«v« Carlton 23 0 1 M strong showings (one in defeat) has every- DonSutton | • 1.11 0 Lorry Chrtstemon the Shore Conlerence "A" Division North is H. l( H ( jihuiii (I 11 Douftou i • ) 43 0 Jim Lonborg 11 4 4 11 thing but a home field this war Bk» Rhodeo 14 10 174 0 i s y> fourth after upending "A" South favorite BurtHootan 7 170 1 TugMcGraw ] ? 6, Toms River South Rumson-Fair Haven Regional and Ocean » Rumson-F.H. Reg. Ill) ChorlttHouoh 12 3.31 n G«no)GarbtY 6 I li 1? ElknSow 1 1H 1 f I 1 iS Red Bank Regional, ranked third after Township are ninth and lflth respectively M. OreanTup. (II) ' Mlk« Gorman 4 1.71 q RonRMd 5 ? 75IS Ur*c*ftoutznor 1 4,19 i Randy Ltrdl ID Raiders' comeback shows why they're tops KANSAS CITY (AP) - John Stunned by three Mike Liv- had to be impressed by their 21-yard touchdown pass late in White, then. 29 seconds after Madden wrapped his meaty ingston touchdown passes in the poise, precision and grace un- the first quarter and by the White s second score, teamed hand around a soft drink can, second quarter Monday night. der pressure time Errol Mann booted a 42- with Henry Marshall on a 42- signed, and declared that his Madden's Raiders went to half- Madden was impressed yard field goal in the first min- yard scoring plat Oakland Raiders had just time trailing the winless. but "At halftime. we came in. ute of the second quarter the The Raiders recovered in shown the world why they are emotionally-charged Kansas talked it over and came out in rout ma experts had pre- time for Mann to hit a 34-yard the reigning champions of pro- City Chiefs 2113. the second half and took it dicted seemed to be taking three-pointer with 1 02 remain- fessional football. But a three-touchdown blitz back," he said. ''We got it back shape ing, but rookie running back "It's because of things like in the third quarter wiped out under control One of the rea Then Livingston, who was Tony Reed, who totaled 102 this that we are chaopions - the lead, deflated the Chiefs sons we're champions is games booed mercilessly by Chiefs yards, darted and weaved for being able to handle adversity, and sent the Raiders rolling to like tonight." fans the week before, tossed 59 to the Oakland six as .time whether it's self-inflicted or a 37-28 victory before a nation- Fred Biletnikoff fried rookie touchdown passes of 48 and 2 expired not," said t)ie Oakland coach wide television audience that comerback Gary Green on a yards to tight end Walter The Raiders re-established their dominance in the third quarter with chilling efficiency A 69-yard march in 12 plays Kelleher powered Lions with the second half kickoff, capped by Pete Banaszak's one-yard plunge' made it 21-20 Middletown North is headed in the right gest contribution to tin- learn has been his Starting again from their 30, direction after defeating Toms River South in leadership " the Raiders needed just three a battle of Shore footballjwwers on Saturday Other outstanding offensive performances plays, highlighted by Ken Stab- turned in last week were by ler's 28-yard pass to Dave Cas- Much of the credit for the winning direc- per and Clarence Davis' 37- tion the Lions took after suffering an upset Bob Briant of Manasquan. a converted yard touchdown run. to regain loss to Bayonne a week ago in their opening end who tore some holes in the Rumson line the lead, 27-21 game of the season was supplied by quarter- on his way to 147 yards in 12 carries, in- back Dan Kelleher. who passed for 153 yards cluding a sensational 97-yard jaunt The next scoring drive cov- and scored two touchdowns Ty Jordan of Manasquan He ran for 112 ered 47 yards in four plays, with Davis again taking it in, Kelleher. this week's Daily Register 01- yards on 18 carries and scored two touch- downs from the 2. fenave Player of the Week, who at one point The Raiders had swept 186 hit on seven straight passes as the Lions won Terry McCann of Shore Regional, a full- yards for three touchdowns in 2114. was lauded by his coach Vic Kubu back who gained 134 yards for the Blue De- 12 minutes, seven seconds. The vils and scored one touchdown in their big Chiefs had never gotten closer "You won't find a better quarterback in win over Keansburg than the Raider 31. and they the state." said Kubu about his 6-0. 175- were defeated. pound signal caller who ha.s been a varsity Nick Lubischer of Shore Regional, a half- starter for the past three seasons back who scored one touchdown and gained "They're the world cham- 121 yards pions," said Coach Paul Wiggin kTiWpMo "He's the best field general I've seen in Tim White of Asbury Park, a quarterback of the Chiefs. "They are an out- ROUGHED UP — Charles Phillips, right, and Willie Snell (39) grab Kansas some time." added Kubu "Dan's got a good who passed for 124 yards, gained 56 yards and standing football team. We just City running back Tony Reed after a six yard gain against the Oakland Rai- head on his shoulders, but most of all his big- scored one touchdown Dai Kelleker couldn't stop them " ders in the NFL's game of the week. It's Oscar time for the major lea.gues

The regular baseball season is over, the World Series is just llllliilllllllllliini i iiiliiiiiliiiiiiniiiii li mm Prime examples. The California Angels and San Diego Padres, they overlooked when the Orioles swept to pennants in 1969 1970 beyond the horizon, and it's Oscar time again in the major who invested a fortune in the free agent draft, not to mention and 1971. leagues. Texas, Atlanta, Cleveland and Milwaukee. Disregard the Over in the National League, it was Lasorda's driving Yankees. They had a closer squeak this year with their Pretty soon they'll be opening up the envelopes and enthusiasm and locker room good humor that kept the Dodgers million-dollar free agents, Reggie Jackson and Don Gullett, so loose they outsped the champion Cincinnati Reds by 10 annoancing the honorees for the outstanding performances for than a year ago without them. 1977. WILL games. The normal rule of thumb in choosing the season's The prize of "Most Valuable Player" has a connotation Jumping the gun. here is one man's ballot for the key awards: GRIMSLEY outstanding players and managers is to start at the top. The deeper than cold statistics. The question: Most valuable to Most Valuable Player. National League: Greg Luzinski. assumption is that if a team can win the pennant somebody on whom? Phillies. that team must have done the most things right. Most Valuable Player. American League: Reggie Jackson. Based on pure value to the team and not individual statistics, Yankees. This theory does not square this year in the case of the Orioles' one can't ignore Jackson, who provided most of the momentum NL Manager of the Year: Tom Lasorda. Dodgers. liiiiiiiiiiinniiii iiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiHiiiniinmHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiHii! fiery little Earl Weaver, who lost three million-dollar in the Yankees' strong streak after the All-Star break. In the AL Manager of the Year: Earl Weaver. Orioles: To wit: players-Reggie Jackson, Robby Grich and Wayne Garland- period when the Yankees won 40 of 50 games, Jackson hit 1.1 homers, accounted for 49 of his 110 RBls and led the team In NL Cy Young Award: John Candelaria, Pirates OutstandingJndividual P.layer. Both Leagues: Rod Carew. pieced together a team of largely no-name rookies and almoet game-winning blows. AL Cy Young Award: Jim Palmer, Orioles Twins. stole the AL Kast title from under Ihe noses of the filthy rich Yankees These are official categoriesjletermined by writers' ballots Best Managerial Job Under Duress: Billy Martin. Yankees The Phillies conceivably could not have made it without the and accorded official recognition in the record books Winners Biggest Disappointment, Team: Cincinnati Reds Billy Martin deserves accolades for keeping his team and powerful, 230-pound Luzinski, with his 39 homers and 130 RBIs take their places in indelible ink beside the great and nea r great Biggest Disappointment. Player: Catfish Hunter, Yankees. sanity intact when player egos and front office pressure almost It's true the Reds' George Foster-52 homers, 149 RBIs and of generations past. Worst Collapse New, York Mi'ts, finishing last with 98 losses destroyed the.Yankees in mid-season. Rotund. Inhai .320 average-and Minnesota's Koil < arew-239 hits and 388 There are other categories on which no referendum is taken. after trading away the game's best pitcher. Tom Seaver, and cwhomping Don Zimmer did a fine job of bringing the Bostons batting average—had more impressive personal credentials yet which had an unmistakable impact on the long, hot and home run hitter Dave Kingman. back after their 197ti collapse. but how effective was their motivation? turbulent summer. Biggest Falacy: The belief that pennants can be bought. Yet neithethgr cdid so much with so little as did Weaver, the man The forum is now open for debate. SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY. OCTOBER 4.1977 The Dtaly Regfcter 15 Balina, Shuler spark Wave to 28-12 win over Knights By JIM HINTELMANN WALL TOWNSHIP - The 1*77 Lgp Branch football team nrty not be the equil of last year's powerhouse, but the Branchers nevertheless had more than enough to de- feat stubborn Wall Township. 28-12, las! night in a Shore Conference A Division North contest. The running of halfbacks Ed Balina and Gary Robinson along with some fine work by Junior quarterback Wayne Shuler highlighted the Wave victory. "All season we have been heating about Wilson. Mills, Grandlnetti and the rest of last year's team." said Long Branch coach Frank Glazier. "We knew how tough It would be to establish the identity of the 1177 Long Branch team. We just had to develop our own personality." Shuler scored a pair of touchdowns and did a brilliant job of directing the Branchers' Veer offense. "Shuler never played loot- ball on offense before this year." said Glazier. "When ONE OF THESE NIGHTS — Long Branch High down during first quarter of Green Wave victory he was a freshman, he played School halfback Gary Robinson hits a huge hole In last night at Wall. In photo below, Robinson nears defensive end Wall defensive line en route to a 60 yard touch- the endzone all alone. "We looked slow against Rarltan last week but we were much quicker tonight." The Branchers broke into the lead in the first quarter Eagles grab when Robinson took a pitch from Shuler and raced 60 yards down the right sidelin- • HlMilMalTOinllMWi for the score. WHAT'S THATT — Long Branch High School coach Frank Glazier turns to Randy Mlckens. a standout initial victory one of his assistants In last night's game against Wall after he disagreed for the Wave from his line- with officials' ruling on a first down by the Knights. Long Branch won Its backer spot, kicked the first Another first in the two-year history of Middletown South second straight, 28-12. of his four extra points. High School came to pass yesterday as the Eagles' soccer Wall, behind the passing of team defeated Red Bank Catholic 6-2 for Its Initial win. quarterback John Donahue, Greg Hueth got Red Bank Catholic off to a 1-0 lead in the came back strongly and first quarter, but then Middletown South exploded for three marched (9 yards In 13 plays goals in the next two periods and added three more ln the for its first touchdown. fourth. Donahue completed three In other matches yesterday Christian Brothers Academy Braves survive passes for 27 yards to help blanked Long Branch 5-0. St. Rose shutout Middletown North move Wall to the Brancher 2-0 and St. Joseph's beat Southern Regional 3-1. 14. Three plays gained noth- Middletown South, now 1-5. got goals from Peter Scotti ing, but Donahue then hit end twice and Greg Gallo to go up 31 after three periods Fred Koffler in the endzone Lou Hart added two more in the fourth and Dan Cam- for the touchdown. Mlckens arote. on an assist from Hart, scored the last fumbles, Pats blocked Tony Santaniello's Matt Eschelbach stopped 13 shots in the nets for the extra point kick. Lions, while RBC's Gary Hansen had three saves. By GREIG HENDERSON The teams then traded Robinson took the ensuing Middletown South oulshot the losers, now 0-5. 23-9 punts, the Patriots fielding FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP kickoff and returned it 49 Steve Fauth. Willie Finley. Huey O'Hern. Adam Blomberg a McNulty boot at their - "We tried to give it yards to the Wall 38 to set up and Joe Raymond scored singles goals as CBA outshot Long own 33 Hoffman flew into •wiy lodiy." said Manali- the second Brancher score Branch 3i-3. the Manalapan line and pan High School football Helped by runs of 10 and 24 promptly fumbled to the St. Rose, one of the state's ranked teams, made Middle- coach Larry Bluhm. yards by Balina, the Wave Braves' Kevin Pearson at town North its fifth victory against no losses. Needless to say. Manila- drove to the three from where the41 The Purple Roses got unassisted goals from Jerry Pindar pan topped Freehold Town- Shuler took it over on a kee- On Manalapans first play. in the third quarter and Bib Graney in the lourth as they ship in a Shore Conference per McNulty lost control . but fought off the stubborn Lions. "B" Division bout. 1H-6 yes- Comerback Ron Lubischer fell on the ball for a three CBA , ., I ) 0 !-S terday. recovered a Wall fumble on Long Branch ...... 0 0 0 0—0 yard gain A Meyers' carry Gooli —CSA — Steve f=ou>n (Mike Schwarln Willie Finely (Greg Kone). Huey The Breves II also won the Crimson Knight 34 on the 0 Hf rt f Lorrw HotrrtQri) AOQTI OICT\D£rQ | A^Qrty L-UtschooO'l} Joe Roymon0 netted six yards and the fumble battle, out- first play following the kick- (O Hern] McNulty followed with a 17 jOVd ~™- CBA Glfnn Sttci / LonQ Brnnrh John Co'u'o?llo 70 Morrnrjn Tyson distancing the Patriots. IS- off to set up the third Wave SHOU-CBA31 3 yard pick up to the Town- f Bluhm was happy to see touchdown. MiddltlDwn South*. R B Cattialk I ship 14 RBC .10 0 1-? that Manalapan lost only Two running plays and a MS : ! 0 ' 3 1-6 Two more runs lost five Gools — (Rl Grra Hueth (J j Wornmyl. IMI Peter ScoMi, (Mi Lou Hart; tour of their turnovers face mask penalty on Wall 1 Ml Greg Gallo. ( R) Grea Heuth. i Ml Scold; I Ml Don Comarote. (Wi Hori yards and on a third and 10 SOVH — Ml Matt EiChemach 13; Gory Hansen 3 Freehold Township (0-2) put the ball on the 14. Balina S^oti - Middlrtown So 71 9 Brave quarterback rolled SI RlM 7. Mtddltlswn Norlh 0 posted a 750 average, giv- then took a pitch from Shuler HI SI Ro» . 0 0 1.1-3 left for 12 yards and a first M'tkJ North i 0 0 0-0 ing up three of Its four fum- Scoring - Jerry Pindar ISRI unatliKtd Bob Grane* ISR i urrattnted (penalty down on the two. McNulty and ran in for the touchdown ^rillTOllItt 1TI511*U bles. All three led to Brave bashed over on his second Mickens again converted and •~JJ.J1M.HJ' U. lo 111 tl I JV SOVM - Rich Pu'ceii ISR). J H«cfi Torres fMNl H scores. Add to the Patriot Shots- SI Roie- 75 Middletown North -9 attempt to make it 12-0 the Branchers led. 214. SI. Jo»«ptv» (TB) 1, Southtrn Rog 1 total two interceptions and St Joseph . - 0 10 3-3 with six seconds left In the The Branchers added their */»,»«!„ Southern 0 10 0-1 one blocked punt yard dive by Rich Holfman Mike Kearney IS J J 2nd period (Rich Hagen) quarter. final touchdown on their 161H11S Eric Anglln ISR) ?nd period penalty kick "Our center and our in the third quarter. series the third quarter. NicH Tenuhc IS J) 4th period penally kick Neither team crossed the Nick TenulK 4th period penalty kick quarterback were having a Manalapan received the Taking over on their own Shutouts were the order of nak were extended to three Saves - Ron 0 Keele (SJ) ll Jimmy Lorn Den ISR) 9, Enck Houghton 4 goal line again until Hoff- Sholi - (SRI 36 33 little trouble getting things opening kickoff and was 44. the Wave scored In eight the day in girls tennis yes- sets before winning, forced to punt four plays man cracked over from the straight out there." Bluhm plays with Shuler again going ter(Uy as Rumson-Fair St. John Vianney raised its said. later one with 1:41 left In the third. The TD was set up over from the four on a kee- Haven ,„,„, Middletown South record to 3-5. but' not before Look at it this way. The pair got things Enter slippery fingers. by. that's right, a Manala- per. Balina had runs of 16. 13 34 ln „ rain shortened match. Lisa Groff and Alysson Bis- straight enough for three On the Patriots first play pan fumble. and 11 yards to keep the RedBan |, stopped Manches- sett were extended to three Your kid just mentioned in Manalapan scores Vinnie from scrimmage Bill Pos- The Braves final score march going. ter 54 shore Regional beat sets in lirst and second sin- passing that he loves you. Meyers got the first score sell lost a yard. Quarter- came after a Kelly fumble, Wall wouldn't quit as It took Mater Dei. St. John Vianney gles on a 2t yard gallop In the back John Kelly then recovered by Chris Viola at the kickoff and drove 78 yards blanks Raritan 5-0 and Marl- Raritan is 3-2 For no reason. first quarter. Backfield pitched to Posselt. who tost the Patriot 36. to the Brancher two. A 44- boro defeated Red Bank Cath- ,„,.,,„ rain anH «.„„„ vard run by Steve Humeniuk 2 „, , • 1F? i" ,..?•. This is no time mate Bob McNulty added control. The Braves' Joe A McNulty blast pushed olic3 was the hic'ninv in the rinvo ..i ...... „, Platkin and Lisa Tischendorf another six-pointer on a Fischer recovered on the the ball to the 33. Perry for ordinary scotch. one-yard plunge at the Township 33 was tne big play in the drive. Heidi Hosch. Holly Reid and •_,..„ ra«iriv wnn thp then took the ball on a re- The Brancher defense stil- andAn n WoiDaa, wowonn thl ee sinbl n- I ,* I, ? close of the first and end verse, broke a tackle at the fpneri here anrf ehnvori Wall , «<"P < " important doubles DOintS as McNulty busted up the fened here and shoved wall ges matches in straight sets uarihnrn heat RRP I i» Dave Perry got the final middle for four, and then 15 and went in to score. back 19 vards on four running L Rumson raised its record "arlDoro ,d.ea! "BL- ,Llsa Brave tally in the fourth Meyers swept down the plavs to end the threat. J.M ^ *"" ^ '" period on a 33-yard jaunt. right sideline untouched for An - Atayers IJ9 runl fun lollec Long Branch looked as if it '"^.tl San.elle. Shelly Wolf- Freehold Township got its the score with 7:51 remain- M — McNulty tl run] post fail* would add to its score and it SOn and Lisa Brodfurther nml^L lone touchdown on a one- Ing. drove to the Wall 19 early in were singles victors in comPelmon the last quarter, but Shuler straight sets for Red Bank. Morn*™ j.^ea BOM was stopped on a fourth-and- now 4-1. Barbara Sanderson ^tr d Woraofel , one. and Lisa Mazzucca and Wen- j.tu.ti After a running play lost dy Denton and Nancy Waters J'J'."?""•"IRBC1 d Ror"" s"v"mo" three yards. Humeniuk came took the doubles matches in pjonoHoronotiRBcis Lynn Kont,on. Giant injury list slim L up with the most spectacular pro sets. AmtM0 Co(»«« ,"p,oU,n ,„, a EAST RUTHERFORD - Most of the worked, the Falcons kept using them. Efforts run of the game. Shore Regional, now 6-2. Moroueme Moggi-uio NOPDV. 6i. <-6, Cutting through a big hole kept Mater Dei. 0-5. winless LUO fiicMndorMLnin coumy c«> New York Giants got out of Atlanta alive, ac- to stop the blitzing Falcons cost the Giant linemen seven holding penalties. Four of In a charging Brancher line, as Kim Pent Julie Schaaff IJ-w*""'""-™'*'™°°<>° •'• cording to reports from Giants Stadium here Humeniuk broke in the clear and Megan Ryan won their «u™oni.MMi«wriswiiii those were called on center Ralph Hill. Bob yesterday. and outdistanced the Bran- singles matches. Ann Rose- ]£'$J;jj^ij,,Jyjj^IVi*? Only two players, offensive tackle Ron Tucker. Mikolajczyk and John Hicks account- cher secondary on an 84-yard nblum and Nancy Begel won »nnwmpaiiR>a PaniMiint'o.ti Mikolajczyk and offensive guard Bill Ellenbo- ed for the other three scoring run. His run for two the first doubles match in mm ««•. 1, «j«.r oti • gen may miss Sunday's return to Giants Sta- If Mikolajczyk can't start Sunday, his points was stopped, however, straight sets, while Nancy mmpemcsi a "Sh'hvx.«».«» dium against the Philadelphia Eagles. place wilh probably be taken by Tom Mullen. Mikolajczyk has a hyper extension of the and the Wave ran out the Bennett and Stephanie Hriv- i^S^lVi ulSSwU'i'\ If Ellenbogen is out. the lone backup for the i-lnrk 1 1 ' J • . ;j .. d~i II II DOUBLES right knee and is doubtful. Ellenbogen has a offensive line would be Karl Chandler. "I was proud of mv kids. ( nlu-tri' nnll *™ ««»ni>11"" Nonc» Be?" l5> a bruised shoulder and bruised right knee and The nine sacks cost the Giants 81 yards said Wall coach John Ama- WUCge pOU •«"*»«» W&. « is questionable. and left them with a total offensive record for bile. "We held our own but *,HX£g£2Z» «*«lW».iiit'Br««..M.J*M Brad Van Pelt, the linebacker, has a the day of 177 yards. Of that total. 105 came UUA hnii thrpa ctnrtorc mil fnr Th« Top Twenty ttorro In The AMOCI- Htd Bor* 1, Monchoiltr o bruised knee, linebacker Frank Marlon has we naa tnree starters out tor .n^i prMi Coii*B«tooit>aii pan. wiitinm- SINOLBS on the ground. disciplinary reasons including *«• votm m wrwttmM. wnw POIH sonmie mm J*«n Qumtoni-o. t his dislocated left thumb in a cast, and tackle . , , rtconh and total points. Point* tnttd on Sh Coach John McVay called Sunday's game two cornerbacks and you »-i«-in»-i?ii>-»-i-7-6-wj!i "'» woinomni a undo inner 6-o. Gordon Gravelle has a bruised right elbow. can't do that against a club i«£E5Jm?" MW V1SS ''«•"><"«"•' ">' " Tn"™ •"««"» Most of the other Giants have bruised the Giants' worst offensive showing of the year. Including the preseason, and the quar- like Long Branch." iKsT"" JtS ''m OOUBLM egos, especially the offensive line which took "Amabile has done a fine SWIM MM rat (Rm'w^in'ciinwi'ii'uw'R™'?""0 a battering from the Falcons' defense In the terbacks, Jerry Golsteyn and Joe Pisarcik, inh with Wall " Haiti flnvtar ©.Colorado 444 eJ7 Wendy Demon Nancy Wolcrt (Rl d 17-3 setback. probably agree with him. They spent most of JOD Wlin Wail, said blazier. z.Alobomo J-l-o at Den.ie Bojdond.id xVtn Hampricni the day protecting their lives and pension ex- "He is develODlne a simer nitiArtontat 4-0-0 a* i?< The Giants spent.most of yesterday . 1 .. ^ super ..ua^rt, j.14 17. ». JMmVMMM«l, KorllonO watching the films of the game, and to the of- pectations. football program there and is !o:p™st. n-o m SINOLES fense, that film must have rivaled the best of In addition to returning to Giants Sta- doing the right thing." |J-?SSBr VA S3 Y-i00""11"-•»»'•»'«-»•"•"• dium this Sunday after two losses on the LonoBrmcn J 14 1 0 -?l liBrSiomYoimglll HM 114 fivwon BIIMII ISl d. J»n« B.odio.d I 6. Frankenstein. Atlanta ripped the Giants' of- O l? fensive line and backs for nine sacks. road, the Giants have one more thing going in rB -Ro.,n,on«VUn.tMlc«n,',cr, \'f^ ?$ ]» t.lnU A,U,,MS, d EHej1 o Qu.nn. ,.,., .jJrKom.r1,pa,,l,.mO.™-,u,,»l[. TitZto*, i!J IS .„„ Wo,,e sKW. ^ Cumm.no, ,S, The Giants completely failed to pick up their favor. They won't have to return to At- 1 LB-Shulir)ri»HMIrtcmlilckl ' K-J"" "?. VA K d Kotw KorpHnkl-Poulo Vohaloi-I. •• H PROOF BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY- RENflElD IMPORTERS. LTO ,H the Atlanta blitzes, and as long as they lanta for about four or five more years. LB ~ Bollna 14 run (Ulcfceni hick) II.LoulslanaSt. 7-1-0 S7 1. • W-HuXmuM;;"|r"lol"n' 10.Plorlda . i-H 14 Cindy rfoltlkcl-joclclf Demand 1-0 15 The Dtdy Register TUES0*Y OCTOBER 4 1977 Carlton, John Behagen sent to Atlanta set on mound in O'Brien's compensation

(Continued) NEW YORK (AP) - For lanta and signed with the Jan think a decision like this is a itS-tOS victory over Atlanta Using his rebuilt throwing arm. with sinews from (he ward Ron Behagen was as a free agent. (air." an Atlanta spokesperson and 22 points In the 124-M victo- right transplanted into the left. John posted a 28-7 record this awarded to the Atlanta Hawks O'Brien nude the award un- said. "Any amount ol money ry over San Antonio. In both season with a 2 78 earned run average from the New Orleans Jazz by der the collective bargaining they would have given us, any games, Behagen came off the Philadelphia's are southpaw Carlton was better on the NationalBasketballAssociation agreement between the NBA player, we would have wanted bench to lead the Jan and av- season with 2310 and 2 M Commissioner Larry O'Brien and the NBA Players Associ- more." eraged almost a point a min- The outcome of this first game probably will be the major Monday as compensation for ation and the settlement agree- The commissioner said he as- ute. factor in the senes If the Phillies can win one of the two former Hawks' forward Leon- i ment of the so-called "Oscar sumed jurisdiction In the mat- O'Brien said that in his view games in Los Angeles, they'll go home where they will be fa- ard "Truck" Robinson Robertson'' class-action suit. ter Aug. ( after the two teams New Orleans possessed only vored in the final three if the test goes the lull route had failed to reach an agree- o player, Behagen, whose O'Bnen also directed the The award was immediately - A sellout crowd will be on hand for the VIS p m . PDT. ment on compensation during value was substantial enough to Jazz to give the Hawks (175.000 termed inadequate by the start of the opening game at Dodger Stadium matching two some six weeks of negotiations make the assignment of his for signing Robinson, who had Hawks. clubs with both power and speed contract suitable as even par- LfMart R»bl.s.« IN Brkagri played out his contract with At- "It's hard to say whether you "We're Just going to sit down and evaluate where he (Beha- tial compensation to Atlanta for The Phillies led the National League.in baiting with a 279 gen) will fit in with our play- the loss of Robinson. average and have Greg Luzinski with .19 homers and Mike en." the Hawks' spokesperson Schmidt with 39 Behagen was a first-round said. "You have to measure It pick of Kansas City and the Athough the Dodgers were only sixth in SI batting with in the impact Truck Robinson seventh player selected In the 265. they became the first team in baseball history to have had on ln> team. He averaged 1(73 college drafte. He was four players with 30 or more home runs — Steve Garvey. Reg- Freehold Tomorrow 22.4 points per game here. Mr. named to the NBA All-Rookie gie Smith. Ron Cey and Dusty Baker IH-P«xtl MPwi Ir4 P«c* flo* w»» Gwno*" i Behagen averaged 8 6 points team for the 1(73-74 season and T.no S LN iMtwmi vanoorio tMorono) O.erim (F'lioni Rookie Manager Tommy Lasorda of Los Angeles and Soiling Home A < Lonmeyrr > King Stocfv Ho" > Simoni GW Time tFr irdmo"' per game it New Orleans was traded to New Orleans at Somonrna 0 i'<*« IKIAQ Jr Weaver Beower (K*l>vt Bocordi Gi't (NOl Danny Ozark of the Phils both were educated in the Walter Slorcroti I Fogiiorone) FioiLondvlElint Our PorHcni Our 6»"e< SwetMNDi fritkey Fttii i t.iipiiotoi FjOi>oieon iLpa Behagen was the Jazz' high Robinson was chosen by the HC JoHy iThomoO Naviionoo INDt Crontoni I Tno>»n\" ting his job in Philadelphia and Lasorda remained on the HorOToOetN iBrt.nei Vigor El dovlii •JSpTMr«(Cniwl 70 unci« Bumpy ' Poulm) scorer in two weekend exhibi- Washington Bullets in the sec- coaching lines until Alston retired after the 1976 season follow- 1M - P-SM 1 M PUTM H.rM WMMtM *M — Tnl t M fwM 11 M* t MPKfw tion games, scoring 2) points in ond round of the 1(74 draft ing 23 years at the helm » •x _—-f •Veory JQ» iGontl 1 Grit I MO" til Froily Eden (Sporotinoi Young Kenny (DohfrXyt inl.n.tvCtK'noi Soud Arench iFihoni S P F Lowt*on A i*boot yiNDl Goto.? Rodney (Wujve" Mr Fovb.it lOrooni nctAceltio ) Herzog's lefties LaOv Beo S i Simoni Scotch T>me Evtl (Kfltnt \\ County stars Ml - Nn I M FirM U4M C\m* jfstur Deitrr iFogiio'onci J Freehold Results PfOP*' Corn iButierl Werr.atii Dandy iPoqwen 4 IU-P«Ct I MPwulLMTimlH) ArrrtOrO PiOTOO I AOO.tl.pUo> S We*ttrniChict(F J M ) 40 IK Nn vaieiquei N iBeroeroni i> to face Yankees Sports iidwood Sh lNe»ftouttl i ' oj Letter ot Marque (Moronoi 4 70 ? 60 ' SM Ei.'e iKfiiyt I RoOtxe Thorpe iPoradit) J M 4 00 i » j.m.nyi, Bye Bve "Kfti, > »0 (Continued) P C PorttMjf tfihftMl ] IK) ) 40 B>oSpendrr (Benimeiit »* show form "™'" Tu.lytPu«,l IK IN Schedule Victtit Mfiiage (StoMord) CLEVELAND. Ohio - Bill Neptune High School star Rod son against the Royals and accounted for four of the five Yan- J* 40 V 40 *» - Pm* I M PMM UM* ChMf f40 CHCta.lHIM Deep Avl • sity football starter at Red here Saturday night although Splittorff was 16-6 dunng the regular season with a 389 Day Oreom Boy iSorocinol la 10 I0MI — Pact I M Punt tl.lM Tim Jtwt Chate IKeiiyt S Norlfi at Long B'trnc* Conny Glen (Greenwoodl 10 40 4 ?0 H.aniftnd KI«I lOuorlif » Bank Catholic High School, his University of Iowa team earned run averrage He won on opening day but then went MMIV DMM I i Wl M J 00 Su"o'fc Time I ADOOlif "o" I 3ri-Tr«tl M P«n*H4MTtrnt ltf 1 Mountain Eipo iBretnonont 4 40 I 00 «a6ino Roviooei lL>oo'" I was named defensive player lost to UCLA. J4-IB six weeks before recording another victory. After that dry ary i ISA) o' S» John Shannon BOO (DOn*rt ) 4 00 ] » 1 40 rat KromtHi'Q V Pretty Good (GiQUtrf I S M T.Qht End lUnoert M of the week at John Carroll spell, however, he finished with 15 victories in his last 17 deci- ury Park at Monaiaeon B'onded TheOet I Petf ot S H J » fwld a* Henry Hudton N««bov>n Town t«" Berth is a 5-10. litt fresh- ty player, carried the ball 13 He was the Royals' winning pitcher in relief in the second fWt •• Point Beoc* *»-NnlMr«rMllJNTlml:N Poflowov Poul iFihonl in 7 70 S"Q«Oerry Wl»l ) McGee" game of the playoffs last October, returning from a long T D OW ooiqu Double Copy rr • played in three games this tailback slot In Iowa's wing stretch on the disabled list Pomi Boro at Mar loco Linden Poih ( For -no i S » 4 JO G'rn Ectfftird .So*'end i Soutnem at Tom* H .*» Sov'n RingodorQ (F.iiont . 4 00 season The coaches credited His opponent in the opener will be Gullett. himself no Lofcewooa a> Tomi River Nortn Sufi O Ti Ln* ed-T formation. He also Cotrai at Joclion ElMMHIIflM him with sideline-to-sideline caught one pass for IK yards stranger to the disabled list The lanky lefty, who was one of HOWtil Qt H- , • Hfe - Net I M Pwn% |l JM Tim* 1 M JOlinda iConwl) IIX 6 40 i 00 SELKCTIGNS tackles and gave him a M per the expensive Yankee free agent acquisitions last winter, bat- Grmtmitct Lang Bronco or M>oo AAonmou'rt oi ManotQuon Sltwm'Fuico) 1 >0 Washington-Jefferson College was averaging IS yards a Against Splittorff. the Yankees will likely bench switch- Point Boro ot Red Bonn Regional ) - Saddea Taaader. Hash Vaakee. Frastv Fdrn hitting veteran outfielder Roy White, using nghty Lou Piniella Rurmon FH at Marlboro of Pennsylvania carry going into the game, Point Beocn at S' Benedict s i - Mark (.arrlson. Ovrrflll. Rayal J M in his place and employing Cliff Johnson as the right handed CnendoniBootilKeiiy NartM at low* and his touchdown came from aim MO 1W It - VauR Kraay. PlarM Are. Laalslaa A designated hitter ft*MH*Ck«v K.nqHorr* lUngen 70 40 '0 40 LOS ANGELES -Former seven yards out. Viddieto«n Soutn at Brick H M Ooptor i Stattordl 110 ) — Jrtstar Drxlrr, Pepper Cara. Merrydell Daady Tom* River Hot th at MKMUVOWO Norm Keyport otPoml Boro EKlM It - Daaales ( aolrr. Tiki Taa. Deep Atlaa Neptune ai Sou Wn M - P«C« 1 M PWM U4M TMh 1 :M J Roriton at Tom* River South Sun Oevit i Tatone Jr I 6 60 4 60 1M II - UOUM. Strawberry Mist. Taaalr T BuUdog gals still unbeaten TttMM Spot Deoi'on (Parcel '" 60 ) 10 Freenoid a* Red Band ReQionai Hooov FelioN (Butien 1 40 BEST BET - V»«»R Kraay - ilk Rumson-Fair Haven and Long fironcn •! Wanotquon in the first half Monmoutn at Cen"oi Point Pleasant Boro High Diane Kinghorn and Lisa Tomt R.er South at Neptunr AiOvry Pork a' Monalapan Schools remained undefeated Nepschinski scored for the Shore at Moimo*' Southern o( Wtddlf to w -i North in field hockey as the Bull- Panthers while Maureen Si Morv i ISA) oi St John dogs downed Wall Township Brady netted two points for Middlelowrn South ot TorfM «"/•>" North MoncneVer a' KeaniDurg Meadowlands tonight High School 5-1 and the Pan- Keyport Red Raider goalie. Loteoooa ot HowtU OtMnai Raritan HI - PITH VMt MM elm* lYOt Tender Glory (11 j 1 Pagano IS I Spy Roiter 1MI1 Inteuwno thers tied Keyport High Diane Prins and Point Boro Marlboro Ot Woll Pwi Only A Sketch [MS) Areuono 10 1 CtrifMDUt wn.tea- RumonFH at Preenoid To<*ntmo Mytte'y Beauty (1171 Haktt '0 I Joiiy Lanwm 1I141 Mopi* School 2-2 yesterday goalie Jill Weiser had two CccawMrM v Mrn Benny O (ll}l NB M.ddieiown Nortfi QI Lonq Branch BorniceM)*) inteli«ono .' Starlork HIV) Rim 10 I V-rg.n.o Me"tog« 1 1171 ThOftOur Howe"' at Brie* IM - NTM If.Mt Clm«j I YOft' UP t Maggi Sneal and Pam Sim- saves Keyport is 411 4-1-1 Sucky Seorctt (115) CotTeneda 1 *M - Nm n JM J vo ftU P • twt Southern oi Tomt River South RO'tm iHf I Soume'l hwl pson scored twice for the and point Boro is 2-0-2 Xeypori o' Pomi Btacn GoidenOreitM) NB » Conov JOT nut MocBetn ) 1 Konou'ek (H7t NB Bulldogs in the first half and SI Mory s (SAl a'Sf John Ginger Mitl (11*1 Mac Beth Annuo" Whittle UMI Khdlio < > I De'ta Legacy I "77" Wrtited Neptune High School de- Store at Keonvowa M>cfcev MoiaiMvi N8 S»f*tBo«il (M6) NB i 1 Third Wor"d IMS) NB Toms Rwer North at Ror ion JuitA Dandy < 1 "S" Tnornburg Anita Waters scored one. also feated Red Bank Regional AiDury Par* at W G'oovi" t Brat [itsi LuMn t Warning Ticket tus" Mapie '7 1 Ruff Gaioiy I USi BrofeleDank 1 Broke N Hungry IM4I Rm. 171 Godjolphin M7I) Solomon* in the first half assisted by High School 1-0 with Lori GvW Leoend I H?) Dameld I Soil* Solon dm Am, I > Gallon? Boo 1 ii" Black Freehold a' Long B'oncri OoTenGiwoei'iQi Mue Kim Townshend Lean Morns Red Bonk CathoI'C Of Brick Do Unto 1 H61 Nied Keating scoring the unas- Tom» R.vpr Soulft at M'tXUtMown Norll Montieur Cyonne 1 "141 MacDetn rm — P«nt tit JM CMk). 1 Y 0 * P«n was the lone scorer for Wall sisted goal Red Bank Goalie. vidu'f'OH'n jOu'ri Qt VonrriQu'h Flycatcher Mill Mice>> King of Bocchut 111*1 NB Wo<< at Torn* Rive Nor*n Meadowkmds War F.qntrr (116) MocBeth • To The Poirxe HU) Ptrret Sue Flvnn had three saves ; P Sitv*n$ot Ocron Silver Star (117) Soume'i ScrtOttii(MI) Kl.dno Horitonot Neptune American Deit.ny n)0) Romot while Neptune's Debbie Hart jacitonat Shore Results Nile Green 11141 Saumex i>* - PITH UJM Clm«. > VO FHI ShorpteMHi NB Steffen wins made one save lit - 1! JM M*H ) r*»« 4 f Bndge Bout (Mil NB Rovai Appioute (1141 Areuono Shore Regional High School Fun P'n\ (Whiteiyi i 60 140 Nn Dough Boa I Maple* 6 70 Romon Bloitom (114) So'omone Im - Pww tit JM Cm*. 1 VO 1M ft N golf tourney blanked Henry Hudson High Legrond ISoiomonei Tronic Hotteii iHM Cottonedo Y« Shore Conference M - UJM elm 1 r*Atja> 4 f Swinging Gin 7nd I 1141 NB Jimmy t Around I 'Mi Nird MBctik School 4-0 as Kathy Pern net- Poult No Fool iPogono) 71 401* 40 Trumptr NiC I Hv) Borrten Be.gnei MOSl Domeld SPRINGFIELD - Doug ted two goals in the first half Doctor Mottle' IMapiei "1 70 Indian Riki 1114) Mopte Human Error 11141 Ktidna football standings Prince Bar DOT lSo Steffen of the Boltusrol Golf Laun Cancalosi and Tammy Magic Mar cum 1 Mil Brumfi*l0 Merchant % Bonk (tit) Mucciolo Club won the Assistant Pro "A" Olvm*flNa>rni • Oil) 1147 44 RedFac*|ii4i Nied Promotional 11141 Maple McCann scored the final two TEAM k« - ft JM dm lyt * f Out ot trie Ground (109) Nied Hondihake|H6r Amy Championship Golf Tourna- Young Clief (Day) I 00 4 00 M10 Samt il)4] Maoie Way to Peace I'UI Moo'e goals in the second half Long Branch (741 Reterve Nat've ISaumem I 00 Pmk Rouge I'!») Fernonder SfoW ii h Mitty Sirm (1141 Perret ment and with it. SI.300 in Shore is 4-1 Arron Lotie I Thornat) TotxePrne 11141 Whit»d Roipn t OdtHUi Ptrrvt WiOdieto*" Soutn nil 4t» - PvrM 17,tM Clmf ] YO ft UP prize money • OceonTxp (I u TiftcKKMl »HI,M««4 Nermnkei ( M61 Pogano Manasquan High School M.OOietown North 11 < . Pftm * rut % Touch or Purple Mm Soumeil There were 75 golfers com- Won T*p (0 71 •M- 41* - U.m elm mm !•• * I Cornllon Legend 1 11 / > Borden t- beat Monmouth Regional Rairtan (0 7> TooTouDuciArelionoi 8'MUM White 1 Boo Boo I US' MeCouiey <5 m - P«rM UJM Clmf I VO ft U peting in the tournament that Matgoan Rro (OH Conti.iuion HIM < CaManedai 4 40 Pon (US) Whited s rart High School 10 with Patty Pierre 1 K.ng (MacBetni offered 110.000 in prizes imprnuve Look 11191 Saumeii I l'ivh Ciocker I M41 Trotdoir Wilson scoring in the second "A" Ol«lll*M SMlth Eioctt (Ml 1*4* .M Bm m tn« Wett dm NB 3 Clomorto (116) Mao'e Steffen scored 65-74139 Bill T R North IW m — lit JM mlri * f P'aite The Lucky 1119) NB 4 Joutting Rulon 11161 NB Games played weekend of Oct. 7th half Ln*e*ood 'JO' Queen LID iThomosi 1100 • 60 Bold Aopertil (ll*l Rim . 6 Bugiibone (U6) iSaumelt Ciobro of the Tammy Brook Central Req 11 n ForD'doen me tMocBeiht 6 70 Powder Whig 11' Si Thomat 10 Poopo Jamet (116) Nied Doadlln* Thursday, Oct. 6 at 5 p.m. T R South Hli Golf Course took second place JOCkton Top 1.1 ' > Fence Sirekhcr (Niea Jr 1 SM - P«rtt : UJM 3 YO ftU P FftM Good Quality (111) Nied Southern Reg " ' ' ' Mfti/16 Stork RiDot (1161 Soumetl D Columbio D Princeton D scoring 77-71148 and Bruce Spring8tead set Howe" 10 Jl Double Faith i< 11«1 Maple ' 4 Sound idea MI4) Rim Brick T*p (0 71 - *tH-»»JMIillr«n/Uni Romon Quote M16) Soiomone O Rutgers D Cornell D Sent Arc I Whrtedl I 40 J 40 Slefn Sermon (Mil Nied 17 Young of Montclair placed Venice Ducfieit I Mil Bracklfbank 10 Bold Ebony 1)14) NB to head playoffs >••" Oivlstw Rich Soil (Moplei ] 00 Block Marble (<16) NB D New York Jets D Buffalo D -third with 76-73149 Council Houie iPerrefl Gumora (114) CarooeUo M Atbury Park i?fl> Almutloae (M41 Kunitakf 17 Mon In Gray IU7) Hphei MofiotQuon 17-01 D Philodelphio Eagles D New York Giants D Steffen parred through the NEW YORK (AP)-Umpire Po-m floro(7 0« •Vionrnouth Reg 11 11 7» - V Jit elm J i*l^ * ( SELECTIONS 10th hole and then birdied the Marty Spnngstead. a 13-year Rumwn F H ReQ 1 I 11 Rtd Rock Pass (Sotomonel 51 00 7 D Neptune D Long Branch D next four holes as well as the Mono'Opan 11 11 veteran, was named Monday by Freenoid ' «p (0 71 imprnuve Wm icaopocc'io n go 1 - Raisin. Ginger Miss, Nickrv Maid D Motawon D Middletown North D ' 18th hole He was five under Marlboro lO 7* Don My Wov (Micrnt American League President 2 — Candy Jar, Sassy Satan, Sweel Basil D Middletown South D Ocean • par on the back nine Lee MacPhail to head the six- EMKM (• 1) IM1.M 3 - Indian Riki, Pink Rrage. Swinging Girl 2nd •fk — tit JM dm Iftm 1 m n y«H D Wall D Raritan D On the back nine. Steffen man team of officials working Council Ring (Solomon*! r 70 -I 00 4 - Poll. Best In the West. Praise The Lucky Rouon Eoglf (Anifone) s go D Keansburg D Mater Dei D ". parred the first five holes and the playoff series between the T.meBon (Arellano) 5 — Cerissa. Jolly Lanvln. Spy Raiser • then birded the next three On Kansas City Royals and New Ml - U JM dm ]»•!«> 1 t/14 m ( - Gallant Bob. Do Tell George, (iodolphln 0 Red Bank Catholic • St. John Vionney D Ploy Every Doy (Soumnu I 10 -the ninth hole, he missed a York Yankees. 7 - American Destiny. Sharpie, Bridge Boul D Holmdel D Red Bank D " birdie on a (our-foot putt It - Belgnet. Gallant Talent. Promotional Besides Spnngstead the AL D Asbury Pork D Monosquon D Steffens 65 marked the umpire unit will consist of Jer- § — Jousting Rulah, BuRllbone, Clamorlo D Rumson D Monmouth D only under 70 round of thery Neudecker, Russ Goetz. Bill BEST BET - American Destiny - 7th day "Although it is not my Deegan, Jim McKean and Nick D Freehold D Monolapan D lowest score." Steffen said, Bremigan All have previous D Shore • Keyport • "this is the best round of golf playoff and World Series ex- D Brick Q Southern D I have ever played ' perience except McKean and D Freehold Iwp. • Point Baro D Mike Zack of Canbe Brook Bremigan. D Howell D T.R. South • took fourth place with a 149 Official scorers for the best- FALL-WINTER and Ed Whitman of Hacken- of-five series will be baseball D Jackson D Lakewood D sack was fifth scoring 152 writers Maury Alien of the New • Central Q Abseqami G Dave Alampi of the Naves- York Post and Del Black and TIE BREAKER - Total number ol points scored by all teams • ink Country Club placed 10th Sid Boardman of the Kansas scoring 79-77156 City Star IOUSE HOCKEYI Nam* Address City and Slate Ptevent PROGRAM Telephone Mall or deliver to: Football Contest, The Dally Register. txansmission One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 by 24 Weeks beginning 5 P.M. Thursday, Oct. 8. trouble FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES October 11th thru ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE Ctoiw,4 «:,„.„• Remove oan NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED April 8th, 1978 A 01m ri SIM *• hi pm •* •tw- MM ctomMic nd in CM rt a It, Mi Ntmf •• kt import can. WHY PAY MORE? Ages 6 to 14 ' t*fev • » JIIIII It tw Mi. f|M mull •• MaNM P*<**»»I m about owcH*«i Call... 291-0236 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CAU «*killlM|aMMxill«i EBVIVSML NEW SHREWSBURY ICE 8HREW8BUHY AVENUE AT ROUTE 35 McCONNELL Byparticipaling in Ihis contest. Ihe wnnei oi winners mpressiy 542-6822 FUEL OIL COMPANY 542-4944 consent to the use ol their name, address and photograph m Locations throuahout Unitad Statai and CMA news stories and/or advertising promolion ol Ihis conies! without lurther remuneration. 2. Auto* Far Sola 2. Auto. For Sola SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1977 faH Drfj BtginOTr 17 PLYMOUTH aELVEOERE ItIO - Tiger Uama»YAa. Red Bora'41-a 53 Donrntlc Help 2 Autos For Salt For Sale DUITEK IfTl HOUSEKEEPER - Mon.. Wed. Frl PLYMOUTH DUSTER ItTS - ! •arlacl caaatlan. II, IM Write Box V 217, The Dally Register CAMEHA - PaMaa Spotmoilc. F II mllaa.mat. torn Shrewsbury. N.J ITW. lent. Sftyllgtil. tltctrenlc flolh with •MM rtdwrow unit IISO. 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Exultant company benefits owner Eicellenl condition VI, olr. liOS.I HHPM Equal opportunity Classified Ads budun Matt. Rum aaad. Aafclng UM. IMf INTERNATIONAL — f Itahl sewer brahei/iteerlng, white wall Apply Ptrsonntl Office. Monday CalUfU41l borfy. V 0. outomotk tranimlnlon, 55 Situations Wanted Iras a.m. 7.1 «i7 pawar itaarmg, air candtllonlng Good fhrough Soturdoy. 10 a m to noon, as low as • condition Alklng HMO. 717 Jljf CLERK - To work If) hardware store. Department PONTIAC TRANS AM - HI! Dork FO»O - WM LTD canvarilbia Male Mua. with air W.aX mllai. Eictllinl Mint drivt. CADILLAC r»« - Cicelier,! condl Sears Roebuck & Co. ALL AROUND - Yard work Go- Wan. Mual tall. 13.100 firm an 7417444 38 cents •In Tmvdaar. 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Long Branch oreo Must Classified Ads tli cylinder outomottt:. ona (on I-)M KAWASAKI IfTS - GS IM ElcaHant •onl oiq»tfao«x» pfftfobty wittiin a • ED RANK VOLVO DINING ROOM CAPTAIN M/W — hovt all office Jills Including short raffSA ^AAVFMm^.-... aVscOuf" onvtf on*Tart#n1 • Iff. NEWMAN SPP.INGIKD Permanent futl time Apply In perion, hand Excellent starting salary with Ill^fuoflarl • JUmwilrallva know m>« 542-1700 RED RANK. 711 Mat Mr. Roberion, The Molly Pile her Im, opportunity for advancement. Send re 61 Business • Working knowlMga ol your daport suTmto: tox E 315, The Dolly Regis POND STATION WAGON Iff. Fully MOTO«CYCLE INSURANCE - Rao Rtdftanfc.Artwr .lorn Toll Fraa Irom Mdowon Ar eo RITTCNHOUSE marrt'i product llnr ter, Shrewsbury, N.J. 0/701. t«ulpp#O. haovy duty luipantlon umobli rafai. OrOMlngar and Htllir Opportunities LINCOLN MEKCuay Inc. DOMESTIC COUPLE - To clean, bo A«jr.cy. IS Wlkod Pl.Xd Ronk. 711- BAR - Sarvlno butlrmiman'i lunch. 566-8100 fOOHWYB HHiOO OCEAN SECRETARY/OFFICE AAANAGER - Tying ond accounting skills, local Includai Incomt property. Asking Toll Fraa from Mlddletown Af eo CMf v«OLtT NOVA Itrr - Peur IEC A HU11ELL MAN" - Far yaur ~JS£$££S&u. area, f to S. excellent benefits ond sal I1K.M0 GIG Dtolrori, 53l BOO. Ul •tar Sedan. IK Mlaa, Mail aacl ne«t new or used car. RUSSELL Olds YAMAHA DRAFTSMAN JR. M/W - Far cite 671-9300 • Fr»a4ay, 44-rwur work wt*k ary Reply Box 0 34V The Doily Reff DESK - Large, office, walnut, with aai airl , kwmaabraa r fwardsd. licallenlcalleflt mobile Codllloc Co , 100 Newman J t R CYCLE SERVICE, INC. tro mecnonlcal port* and o.iembly > Full hoaprtallioilon Ister, Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701. LUNCHEONETTE FOU SALE - En typewriter well, f 100 jj*j» aWfiaJar worrant, UNO larWgi Rd . Red Bar* Ml ("10 Front St.. Rat Rank HM Eiperltflced required Coll Electro • MtrcMndlaaaiicouM 14? Sin after S or weekends Impmte NI«K morning SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST — For tire ilock and buitnnt. Palmtr Ave . • Cradlt Union Wait Ktomburg. btlwawi Hwv. 35 M doctor's office, must be able to assume DINING ROOM - Walnut dropleot Volvo Triumph 0 5 Auto Sarvlcas/Port* ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — CHivnoirrNOVA mi-oaid if tP lALtl a UIIVICE Kmslballty Excellent typing skills table, formica top, three leaves, six M«y li.V — FORD MUSTANG PARTS - Iron, RF/Mlcrowove background desirable IWINlOHOMOIOKi I1IOW0 See Store Manager dictating muchlne experience re ctalrs, tlOO Wrought Iran dinette, for million, lnnuM from IM Mm Electro Impulse Lob Inc.. lie Chestnut 63 Money To Loon HH.Naajman laflan *»•• "•» 'or* STRAURRUICK-OPEL quired. No ntgnti or Sots. Send com mica top, one leaf, four chairs, 135. long DO. AHa two doorl lor IfM Mui SI., Red Ban*. 7414404 NINE ACRES at Now Old IMd Can p*ete resume to: BOM E 157, The Dolly fl7)-1W6. KITSON CHEVROLET CO tong. IIS tor botti III fill LOAN BY PHONE! CHIVMM.IT VfOA - WH, ta* mi HwyJl HI — Kaypart ENGINEER - Eitabllihtd control RogUitr, Shrowibury, NJ. 07701. DOLLS — Pair, 17", Dutch Country. malm excellent londlllofi All Itew Ntw Jtrtiy coniulllng tnalncorlng THE FINCtT ICLICTION - 01 new TWO SECRETARY - With some knowledge Fast larvlctt Sacandory mortgoge Wollim. 15 years old Excellent condi- llr.i M'FII linnet UM 114 firm not on tmmtdloto aptnlna tar o tl MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP . and Mad cars In Monmouth County 6 Auto Rant/Laosa of bookkeeping, (or Real Estate Office tion. Ashing Mi for polr. 741-7*1. Senior Trofflc Engineer with (toft It f. Howell Atk tor Mr Lewli. Ovar IM olr-conditioned naw cars In RENT A VAN - Low. low ratal. monoaemenl oblllly A minimum of Salary commensurate with experience DRESSER - Flvt-O"rower antique Hack. McOLOIN BUtCK-OPEL INC , and ability Send Resume to Bo* Y 111. CALLUSTOLLFREE Call Larry, TOM'S FOKO. Hey IS, five ytori eaptrlence on trofflc ond wtth mirror, US, also white wicker Shrawsbury Ave.. New Shrewsbury The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. Kaypart. sUlMO. tromportatlon pf o|ccti H requtred GUYS twin rteodboard, US Coll 3tt SM7 after 07701. (800) 822-8989 LINCOINCOLL N CONTINENTAENTALL Iff rr** - 6 p.m. Faur-aaar T C SHraoSH . fullfl paw l mm WMto Horw Pike, Longildt. N.J. CHIVHOLIT 1MB - teey feed THUNDERIIRD CLASSIC IfM - A Motttri Dtgrte In Tram SHEET METAL LAYOUT PERSON - E Dlal 7 Auto Insurance ORUM SET - Flvejplece complttt, Gaad running condition, low mllaogf portatlon/Traffic Englnwrlng It otilr To tabrlcott prototype aluminum en- Rt 13 at Twin Irook id., Mlddlttown eNcellent condition. S37S. LTD H7I HOUOHAM lUOarbaatonar. 1)1470 AUTO AND CYCLE INSURANCE obit olmougfi not mandatory Appli- closures ond panels. Experience re- Fraa Quetai Ry Ptwjna cant thootd be capnMt of meeting the lred. Eicellent compony boneflts. Call 71? MI0 CHIVVVISIS** lf»1f1 - T»o doodoro TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Supert Low Rotoi SI I am lt f Pflo (Tng* ' • Rl tondCrolg Rd ply Electro Impulse. Neptune, 774- »J5S .SISRR.& service DOWNES PONTIAC. U Low DRUMS - Two tom-toms, bass with AUTO INSURANCE 71 Merchandise pedal ond cymbal. Blue and chrome. ax*, aood am MS. H4 er Main SI. Motowon Ke-Btl MARKETING New condition (175 or best offer 777 Wt offtr o growth environment, fully SHEET METAL MECHANIC — For For Sale TRIUMPH TR1 CON residential ond light commercial 6071 CMI IR NIWPOUT IfT) - Four - 11.100 All orlaln competitive ulorlM and an unusually I AM SEEKING AN AIRHOCKEV txtmslve frlngt btneflt program. wort. Salary open to auotltied porton. TABLES - Swedish Modern, aaa flaw parti Ml 47IJ ^snmsra INDIVIDUAL TO LEARN • . jn Coli i US nmsas 7.1 1510 twotier, I . AeaaSBlI.eW. MtKCf Of I KN1 Mai - UN. I 71'KU area. VEG» MATCHRACK 1111 - Four hour*AUT, wv*On «BV INSURANC« O weak. E MY BUSINESS 1100 MI 4 an Ittt flaw, ajaat an Ir* raad, 1 Reply with rtaumt, latary requie SNELLING AND SHELLING - viLtR \m - •paatf trontmliilon. moo wlMil coy mtnti ond ovaltabtllty to BOM 0 344, ALL NEW 1(71 MODELS (ooacandmon «• Ma^ma Computerized Quotes Buty vxoartlv* ot Notional conctrn li World's largest employment service. FIREPLACES - Cut fuel costs 40%. AM/FM. ai. ale Looks •rI Good condition Tlf 0M1 altar I The Dolly Rogliter, Shrewtbury. N.J, 170 Broad St., Red Bank. N.J. 747-1111 Built In Woodburnlng MERCURY COMET - l»l I CALL 747-2900 Making an Individual who Im strong Local distributors must cHspos« of left- c STOCK ROOMAND SHIPPING FIREPLACES over 1*76 model, woodburnlno fir* •<£> coiiful corporailon. The perton M places. Complete with grote, boot, Aekinjt J. Reid Harrison CLERK - Electronic, manufacturing Wi art on equat opportunity tmploytr IOCIM) will b« Itwrouohly trained to Advonced features outdoie earlier damper, and fire screen . Custom In- >lont needl person tor stockroom model. Deponed and msialled by -« Mf P.CUHY COMf T - lfT7. nwr-daar Aqen< N*» over large rnpon.lbUIti*, Cor .tolled now. Flnancl - - Agency EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE Cooping records, receiving and ship- perh to save" you fuel and money. Deal IKan, air candlllanlnf. oulomotlc OPERATORS - Wonted Union Shop. noctMory. Esptrtonct In daollng with ping position Some experience In elec Bob Davis. XI nO-M VOLKSWA0EN CONVERTIBLE - VOUNO DRIVEVER SAVESAVED D OVER OM direct No talesman's commissions. Iraaamlialan, pawar iliarlng. aawir - At IM AUTO INSURANCE CEN Michelle Reno Ftnnlonv 17 Wall St, the public hotpful Tor confidential In- ironic component pom. Identification COMIT ml - Feur-aMr.. n.-cylinn.-cylin-- Full financing-Lowest rotes FIREWOOD - Seasoned hard wood, •ratal. «ln,l roaf. AM raalo. 1S.M0 TER, U Hwy M. Ktyaorl. N.J COM RtdBanfc 741 5713 terview, coll Wtdnosdoy and Thuridoy Is required. Call 147-5757 for an Inter- d DM1 . *, aaad caraWan Auino not Rod ROM. 7474717 Opportunity employer room axpirlence would be desirable portencod. Apcriy In person. Rex Diner, OOOOf COLT Ot Two wrought tobies ond matching or baal ol»a> Call 111 «M1 Calllll«0nofMrlpm tor 1MB large Central Jersey monufoc mw.FrontSt. Rod Bonk. FURNITURE — Gold barrel chair. au Jlk ficailan WE RUY USED CARS AND TKuC K5 ctalrs. Coll after 6 p m . M? QQW t. 171 im hiring company, otter Ing eicellent sal- VOLKSWAGEN REETLLE ItTO WAITRESS M/W — . ly In person, OLDSMOalLE KTI VISTA C«UIH« ary and complete benefit package To BEBROOM — White triple drestd OOf COtt nn - I.I au. o MM Oaad caraWlan Call aflaaflr I. Hi m xrang* lor Immediate Interview, con Roxy Restaurant, oadway, Long WAOON - Thraa uoh. air, paair Homemakers Branch. and king-site headboard, good condl aai. aacallaM nnwilnfl canal Mian •taarlna/araaat. aMfamatlc. clfon. WEmsija NEED USCD CARS Uctour Personnel Department. llwi, 175 of bMt offer »l-47» FURNITURE NEW — Five-piece bed VOLMWAOtN mi - Suaar taafla. To- (Mhv ptM. MULLER CHEVBO WAITRESS/WAITER - Dining room LET. Hwy. KM* LIVE-INS and cocktail. On call Intermittent BRIDAL GOWNS AND VEILS - Un room, all wood, UM K" sofa bed with — Rtt matching chair, Herculon, .ISO Will C OMI IIHWIHGO Immtdlote oillgnmtntt. You oeclrt MIDLAND GLASS CO. Three months previous experience der cost. Call anytime for appoint Call an SIM sell pieces separately. After l p.m.. whtn and where to work. No for..re- For further Information, call Mrs ment. T79-TX7 or l/r>9W0 VOLVO tail — P-1MI Span Maaal Langlols, Fort Monmouth. 533 5505 collection, no probttmi An eoi CIHTwood Ave.. Cllfrwood. N.J. CALORIC GAS RANGE - Brown E DODGE m&«8"a VAN Hi (" Ruaa aacatlant Now atacfronlc Ignl way to make extra money. Vl.lt M to 1:30-1 P.M. Equal opportunity employ OUMMOIILtt IPIPS - Goad canaWan 566-8081 cellent working condition. II2S Col •an MM niou morrow. liMlrVk|M AUlAaUnalMM J4\ t9S4 between 61 More Classified ltar 1.>I WHELAN PONTIAC RUICK OPEL Parkway E .11 1X WANTED — Sewogt Operator, State 51 Htlp Wonted DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, oddlng on Next Poge OOOOi IMi >Tf •> VAN - U.Ht n5ri An equal opportunity employer IM/F) License S3 or higher. Salary: open OLOSMOBILE M ROVALI ltdIt** - ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - (• OLSTEN machines, typewriters, office equlp- miles Gas ilavi, ratrlaereler ond •UM47 Reply Boythore Regional Seweroge Good condition One owner •ISO oerlenced m accounts receivable and NURSES-RN'S — Ont full time, on* m«it, etc. at bargain prlcei. New or [ijaer ill m-falM Cor Autttority, ioo Oak SI, Union Beocn occaunls payable, salary com pan time, 111 ihlft. One port time, 7 3 used AAC DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt si. Help Wanted N.J 0773S. m 1»5 DOOOI IfFI Ul IUXI - WHti WI rrwnsurote «lth eiparlenca Send re ••,».»ttSlffi, « thlfl. New salary icalr Call for op 15, Ookhuril, S31 }N0. * OLDSMOIILf IfM CUTLASS 3 Trucks and Trailer J turn tea. Ill avawsatlc. aewer steer lume to Box Jfl. Shrewsbury. N.J. IF YOU ARE READING - Thli od pomtmonf,»-3 x.mnx FP.CME - Naadl wart Aifclng l CMEVKOLET 1LA1ER - If7l. faur Im/araaea. air. AM/FM etaM-track. 07701 . rkf!! Wt hovt a lob I Call in am OPERATORS - NMOM on tig-tog or 52 Baby Sitting SALES Cf. PA system. «»ai*aad cansale. In n Fle«IWe hour. Collt 51. Help Wanted ovtrlock mocfilne. Full time work In wwMa. rua. Banned, alarm system OLOWKMILE • - Ifll. naadl warn, mwrt l A LTSA - Jmwlrv DMltr Earn Ui 4)M. Marlt Rwftlnl modern lingerie plont. Some ex- Child Care uja MM AattaB MBa. m liil or i diti f i tl d money, JOX comml»ion. your hit, and D trip to LM vtaai' No tnvmtmcnl. KEVPUNCH-EXPERIKNCED peecperience e desiredesed d Apply Chorlei KKoo- BABYSITTER NEEDED - 7:30 am MEN'S aOTHING DRAPERIES Coll frt« M0 (71 7US. E«» MO t«r t'tt L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES mor ondd SSoni , IIMM Main SSt.t, KeansK - to 3» p.m. Please coll for further in PINTO 1»H - Good Condition New cotatoa. 117 Broad St, Red Bonk. I4MMQ b formation, 4*5-f1*7 after 4 p.m. SALES tires ond brakes Four speed UM SUPCOVRS BE A SARA COVENTRY - FotMon LADIES-MEN - Work at homt on fht PART TIME CLERICAL WORK - PIOOMOall 741-3711. CHEVROLET VAN rM7 - Clow Ro BABYSITTER NEEDED - Tues. and Show Director Ho Invtrttnvrnt. no dt phone, torn tTS-ISS wookly Mrvtclng One full day per week, Friday only Wed. nights. 6 10 p.m. Own trans prNTO"T»n — SkrllaH weaari. "avr olo, CB fffinfuiSi inofj wK#*i|H ooo<] livery Part tlmt, full tlmt, Eoiy our cuttorntn. M*V3M4. Collon-tSW portatlon ond references required MM ItMVAN ipeed Looks, runi evcellenl IIOM ttroi. plua two mw tlrai. KMt mlln Rum maatmily wall IM HI Mai Coll afterft p.m . H1-3SM. JSS, Coll »l OH LEGAL SECRETARY — WHh ot leas PART TIME - Office cleaning. Must thrtt ytori otptrlenct Bencflli In be over II. Hovt own transportation BABYSITTER - Reliable person TRUCK AND CARGO INSURANCE elude hMpltalltatlon ond lift Intur FriaOualaiRyPhana hours variable, need own tram 2. Auto, For Solo once Sotory commensurate wllh ex portation. Call 511 5344 after 4 p.m. 2. Autoi Far Sol* Law Itokn Ul M perltnce Reply Bon D 340. The Doll RtgtMor, Shrewsbury, N.J, 0770) PART TIME RECEPTIONIST — Eve- nings and woo*end*. Typing required. wHh alow. Doos not run. UM I LEGAL SECRETARY Sand Resume Ond sotory requirement* Rd, Mlddtttown, 07741. Exptrltncad toPO Boi 673. Red Bank CoTlMI 1700 CAFETERIA WORKER - Equal Op PART-TIME SALES - Linen ond dec- 53 Domestic Help Monmouth Mall 1. Autos Far Sal* oortunlty Employar SU hour, p«r LEGAL SECRETARY - Port lime orating store Monmouth Mall NEED A CAR? (toy Salary auMt. U Mto U M Good Real tttott background prttvrrtd. 7«0 Coll ?4l-4*« offer 7 COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER - btnvflti. Tlfitofi Poll. School. Ei 0300 or 14110*1 for elderly woman In Red Bonk. No WOtGEWAU prrloncod In ttw arm ol coofctna, food PART TIME - TKree apenlngi. llghl nursing. live-In, weekly salary plus LOOK NO FURTHER — prtparollon ond cashier work Coll evening work No experience C W As- room ond board. References required. Full lime position lor person UIOMS, lam tolpm socliMs Musi be l( UM per hour. Full time position for person Call Dei ween llpm IM A746 experienced In serving cus- f UNXOiN MBKUIY Call between 4: JO to 1:1 p.m. m-UU skilled in selling men's cloth- GET RE-ESTABLISHED! DOMESTIC HELP - One two days tomers in store and at home LUBRICATIOTIONN — And lllloho l mectvanl PLEASANT-PATIENT — Part-time week. Must hovt transportation Call ing. Fitting experience es- Shrewsbufy N J col dutle.. AppApplyy to BBill GGront, lam .alts perion. For busy ntidltcratt in the sales ol draperies and 471-1333. sential 747-5400 to S p.m. K) ) Broadwoy. Long BBranch shop. Wutt knlf and crochet welt, havs slipcovers good color sense and a working knowl- DELIVERY PERSON - Port tlmt, HOUSEKEEPER - Regular hours. 100% FINANCING •dgi of crewel and needlepoint. Call night. Mint hove own car Apply In r L ho 0 WE WANT TO BE rton. Lulgl's Famoui Pino. *n c^.s 3rdr^c «rra ,'3?^" No Co-Mtkan — No Gimmick. YOUR CAR DEALER KIddle Rd , Halrt, aflcr 4p.m. LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER - For el For appointment caH Man- For appointment can Man- Mult know letterpress and offset. derly lady. Plain cooking. Person ager's office at 544-8300 ager's office at 544-8300 On UM Spot Approval It Ouallltod Col 1373-4*13 wanting a home, plus good solory 741- 2. Autot For Sole i. Autos For Sale flu*' Opportunity fnifWoytV U t fguai Oprotuony fmobrV u f Now Taking Orders PRESSMAN M/W - Experienced on 1K0W multl offset, lor South Plalnlleld For All CoN Mr. Banks 24 Hour Service publisher. All benefits. Including ex 1978 MODELS notional profit shoring plan. Call 7S3- JOrrta wmlraadi Sa»l»aia lr..<> 2 DAYS UNTIL 5664102 2234)256 Shrewsbury Ave Al Sycamore THE REAL ESTATE A rura opportunity to loin on* ol the L County'i most twccettnjl rirmi. Our "ZEPHYR" Starr hoi Increased Its Mies by 300% In BUSINESS DIRECTORY You will be HwaM me basics ol Deal AT Estate at the Century 31 Academy at SCHWARTZ well at recalve on going. In-house A DAILY GUIDE trolnloa. We would preler retWents ol GEORGE WAU LINCOLN MERCURY Llncroft, New Shrewsbury. Holmdel. Oat Hill . bul will consider all appli- OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS SHREWSBURY, N.J. cants wlrh or without experience. For SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE a conlldenlkjl Interview, coll Len Coy- LANDSCAPING LAWN art, al the Century II. Coiens Agancy. BUSINESS PAINTING 1 240 Half Mile Rd., Llncrofl. 74I-4H0. DIRECTORY OARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING 747-5400 LANDSCAPING — Lawn car* ond REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON WATER BLAST - Before pointing. j arc looking for a Soles Associate to tree work. In business for JS years. New method Great raauttt. fill our staff. Prefer some experience, ADDING MACHINES Free estimate*. S4M0*4 or 741-507] af wolly's Pointing 17I1W but will train Inexperienced person ter Sp m who Is Mccnsod. We offer a highway lo TYPEWRITERS cation, fully equipped office, good CLEAN VARDS PACKAGING commission split with bonuses ond a ADDERS - Typewriter), Calculator!, _ Uors-orHci SUPPLIES congenlol atmosphere. All Inquiries told. Ironed, rewired, Call after Jp.r wlllbe kept confidential. Coll Mr. Mo DISCOUNT Prlcei ORRUGATEO BOXES - Packing HAS IT! Supplies tor industry and Moving and foroa»747-705e. 5ERPICOS 747-MS LOOK! DRIVEWAY torage. Coll 747-4OM or 442-4477. J. MAFARA AGENCY INC. THE NEW 1978 747 7050 CONSTRUCTION Ml Hwy. IS MhJdleiown, H,J. ALTERATIONS SHARPENINO I THE 1978 Chevette SOUTH JERSEY CONSTRUCTION - EAL ESTATE SALES ADDITIONS - Rooting, tiding, ce Asphalt, concrete driveways, walks, SIRVICE romk tile. Complete line ot remodel curbed ond landscaped. Free esti- CHEVROLET WE TRAIN Ing, Call Rich Malmberg, 717 354! mates. 671 3539 After 5p.m., 717 7141 KIPS/ ALL SHARPENING SER Here's on opportunity for a rewording Serving Monmourh County II yaor». ICE — Preclsslon profnslonal coreer with a long estab- kk up ond delivery 4-DOORS ding lished firm. We offer an outstandi progam, plus an advan d BUILDING ALTERATIONS — Addl- DRIVEWAYS tii l Aspholl drives, concre commission schedule for maximum tloni ond rrpoln. Flnonclng Arranged, holl drives, concrete walks i PLUMBING* MAZDA GLC penioioi . Free estimatesestimates . Boy Heod Conilructlon Co J95 •7oiT earnings. Only those possessing o li- ART CO PAVING HEATING 2-Doors, 4-Doors cense will bo considered. For no-obll- CARPENTRY — Masonry, painting gatlon Interview call: • Lots of leg roam, and Insulation work. LUMBING AND HEATING — I THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Coll John Buchanan, Sr. 747-3011 MASONRY pair and emergency tervlce. KacM even In back seal BOWTELL AGENCY 791 7100 Meroiei. TOIeWor 4mm. • Spirited Piston Engine REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed or CARPENTER-RETIRED — Seeks GENERAL MASON WORK -Speclol- small ond medium stied lobs. Com a 3 Transmissions unlicensed. Experienced or willing to • zing In chimney* and fireplaces ROOFING 4 SIDING get the best training available, call pittt Interior remodeling service. Pan- !»l 4340otter Spm to choose Irom Shelly Real Estate. 719-1300. eling. Kitchen cabinets. Room addi ROOFING AND SIDING. Flea a I- a Independent Front Suspension tlons/rccreatlon room, reflnlshlng motes Olson Rooting I Siding Co. ( II REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - bookcases. Armstrong chandelier celf m-lm Evenings ;}) MU. Ell, mnf Aggressive, licensed real estate sotes- ing. Free advice ana estimates. Good MISCELLANEOUS people wonted for expanding Middle workmanship. Coll anytime, JW-SIS9. EPA town area office. Also rool estate sec- MOVING AND HAULING - Near or TRUCK « AUTO tary. For more Information, coll 671 HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Addi- far. Reasonable rotas. RENTAL 46 MPG/HWY em MHJ31 tions, dormers, garage conversions, en-fill finished basements, repairs, Free esti- REAL ESTATE mates. 747-2OW.. 35 MPG/CITY* LITTLE SILVER LOCKSMITHS NOW YOU GET A LOT WE ARE GROWINGI CAMASSA AGENCY IS NOW OPENING A SPECIAL. FREE ESTIMATES •aaMaiaalkaplHaa.rMadaalaa.aaa BRANCH OFFICE IN LITTLE SIL- "Exercise MORE CHEVETTE FOR VER. GET INON THE GROUND Instruction" FLOOR -ond learn new sates lech nlquts ond receive ort-the-fpb training. EXERCISE INSTRUCTION io« It-DHvm H-You'llbuy ResWenti of LIHIc Silver, Fair Haven, Expert and personallied exercise In- PAINTING « struction. In the privacy of your home. AVIS A LOT LESS MONEY Rumson ond Shrewsbury oreo pre- ferred, but will consider the RIGHT Utlllie your own available equipment, DECORATING WE TRY HARDER barbells, dumbbells, springs, ex- SPECIAL OFF1R PERSON with or without tvpcrltnco. HOUSEPAINTING - I am a pointer panders and slant board, etc. Special Full or port-ttmr For confidential In- with nine year) experience and started flenf a Plymouth programs designed for the students, Order your 78 CHEVETTE NOW THRU OCT. 9th and terview coll... Mr. Comma, 223-4100. my own butlnesi. I'm looking for sot- athitte, housewife and businessman. or othet lino cst Istled ruitomart te eitaNlsh o repulo- we'll let you pick an option Irom our "Bonus Barrel" RESPONSIBLE - Service station Results auarantted. Advice on diet In- tlon for Quality work ond reosonoble shift manager seeks person to work 3 cluded. Coll Homo Exercise, 741-13O6 FREEI prlcei. Interior and eiterlor For tree to 11 shift. Apply In person ot Guy's after S p.m. 747-0308 estlmotes call Sal, fM 44H Hesi, Route «and Chopel/ HIIIRd, MA1DA LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING AND DECORATING - In- SAL«/RITAJL - Lumber yard ond GARDEN MAINTENANCE terior, axtertor. Fraa estimates. After BUDGET GRCLE CHEVROLET home center needs professional In ip.m.Ul-IMl tldn pwpte to setl ond servlci con ATTENTION HOME OWNERS - Rent a Car or Van "Wt mill not bt undtrtold... tractors ond homeowners. Must hove Pines, spruces, firs, ot low prices. Coll PAINTING AND DECORATING 1 Worv b-nfW> I47-O11 after 4 and on weekends. Corl B. Jonas Fully Inured •o why pty mon ..," For free esllmolei coll OT-3DI ' corner Hwy. 35,141 W. Front St Red Bank 747 0787 EfiS" ' "^ COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE 041 Shrewsbury Ave. —AA „ . _ _ SCHOOL BUS DRIVER - Must hove — OepondoWe work, residential, com- sptdasptda t tlctnsttlctns.t Hourioui. . 71 a.m.a.., , also 7 mercial. Over 15 years experience. x E itterlor I PoparhonolnB SHOWROOM HOUKS MON If™ rHURS OPfN 9-9 FRf W 6 SAT hi * 4 p.m. Alto SubstiSustiitutt t e driverdi. HolmdeHldl Free estimates, 741-7155. 842-6800' Shmnbury 741-3130 Cll7r-eie7 Tw». Calll l 4711*4714777 . 18 The Drily Regfafcr SHREWSBURV, N J TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1977 I 131 Houses For Sale 140 Real Eitoto Wonted Nubbin TWO FAMILY - One two bedroom anal one tftrte-tedrtam ooortment Hot 71 Merchondije 71. Merchandise 72 Garage/ Yard Sales wotor boMbeoraeaibiard htot. Fenced in yord - ForSolt For Sole •V lOXdowi OOBERMAN - Si» months Old re WE HAVE IUVEII REFRIGERATOR - G E , 14 cu n male, hot all shots ton and ears WALKEfc AND WALK IN tide-by tide, horteit »oid. with ice clipped: ll»or bett offer MS-om REALTORS Shrewsbury Office 741 maker only Jwo years old Anting liSO DOG OBeOiENCE"TIIAlNlNG - Be a best offer Coll U\4tu olnner clattet Oct n and Now 10 tatl« JH ^' One Isadroom house Lorpt RIOING MOWERS - Boteni 7 h p . lavthore Componlon D«g Cub 741 IMno foam. ««li» room, mtcHon, n electric dan 40' cut US0 Snapper i botti At It MUoIrlown. Hilton Port hp groucatcfter U7S, Yordman S •octlon Not, HlotiloMi DAILY REGISTER np OH. never uMd After S »7l4«4l FREE KITTENS - lovaMr need o only Call S44 «UI SUNDAY REGISTER ggood home One block one orange ti Si* PiFCE D»n..no ro r fwo wngwangee and white Con after » ACHt - PM, tarilk lond. brook, 1SJ Boott And FAMILY AD old Good condition PS r10 p m 19) 1MB pond, lorft troAtoaa Choorful form . Un Iwao omo«a tall tf 14* Wvir01 rantal Accanorlet met P"uppie"s~~ wilti. two oorni HtllOLD LINO PART IRISH SETTER •MANN. liOKlll. imton Sfl >A. i rniiniTinii SMALL - Pot Mtly tft>ve U0 Huml dlfler U0 Corner fireplace neater LINES ISO Kino tlie bedfrome and boa FREE PUPPIES - SI* weeks old". ffltfjMaw spring UJ M* UM •awned motet, precious 133 Condomlnlumi IIS DIKOUNTI 471 4743 FREE PUPS -IMwttti Town Houtet • OAT INSURANCE - Rooaonotlt Toaoadhome LITTLI JILVID - Principal only rolti Immotflataat^'ait covaroaro Orofll W-.M3 By ovmor. booutlful Attlwm unit In w- n»or t MKIor Aotncy. IS Wlkofl PI.. FUEE TO GOOD MOWE - lnnontt. Mr convsnlant Chothtro quort. odulf 5 101 Commercial 131. Houses For Sale iMM int-tint-ta kttcMnkttcMn.. two btoroomi. Rotitwli. old G«rmof> Slwptofd bfouiful Rln Tin-Tin marking! HI BJS IVi MiaMi . amam. otnlntnlns roomr , lor* u» IOSTON WHALER EATONTOWN - Two-bedroom, wml Rentals COLONIAL t YEARS YOUNG DAYS T>» USED FURNITURE CENTER SMALL APAHTMCNT - Iff Po IMTOWK. Monv nfrMnfrM. ly Ofwolnl MOW .Maroull Ouronoullc Sobrt D • Four luper sliod bedrooms. IJ living lf7 Wewibury A we Red took FREE - 10% C^morTShMfwrd Flv* rurnlsrted. Od IS. utilities f'*e 111) Monmoufh Rd . Port Monmovm Bed- HAZLET — Highway location- Two-of mow only, ptono wm Old Town ond Orool Conootan conon monttn •«Mtlt\,l ditpotltlon f.mol. STATE RENTALS Bkr T47 UU room, formal dining room, eat in tcl teem. Hoa-beem one Why Not* room, hltchen. living room areo ond flee suite hat private entronce. carpet TOWN HOUII CONDOMINIUM - AIM OttWf PUHMM 3*4 0MJ EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - Palm bath tltJ piut electric Coll eti OJ74 Ing, semi furnished. «7i a month In ence kitchen. H den wllh tlrepiact. TIRES - Floe G40kl3 t Three regu Nopeti full recreation tMumtnt, utility room, Two •aoroorm, Itfly cotpoM ond olr GOAT KIDS - (Don) itud S*rvtc* or Av*. West Keaneburg Ntwly deco chKw utlime*. Move rtgM k> mMOfl mr Mock 60 t and two Rood Max Dei IVI super IUKUTV bathe,, central air, ol C0MlltTtn«l. Pully xulwod mtchtn Pony horn*M and horw manure in rated and furnl|h*d Convenient tc Uw Of lo««li court ond pool. Ocaajn $3 to Snew Tiret Uted 2,000 mli« TINTON FALLS - Near ihxes. quaint LITTLE SILVER - Prime location oched ooroo*. Karae lot. oreo ptut IMS. transportation and shopping Singlet Spare never UMO HSO W-«n studio mull see »l 75 Approximately $00 l«. fl ld*«l for MELMtO WALTV, INC aJ» lt« vi#w Imiwajaioli xcupajney. MM plut only IIM per month Annual (tot* uflllim HtoNoMV N.J. HI (100 DOLLARS Security and reference, required STATE RENTALS Bkr 747*414 imoll speciolty shop Parking Coll TIRES - Five Goodveor tire*. FTtalS HORSE STALLS e u rooi4 sftar 1 EAST END OF RUMSON - Five-bed whltewolU, age lett than one veor KIRWAN CO, Rtoltor W **O0 / WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING - AMJI HI marctondlM you no iongtr mm Ask rooiM. 3vi baths, two fireplaces, brick mlteoot IMP lUoln offer UJtMi cation* lor KM fell and winter renhils 113 Income Property ' USE «m> a low cott Fonwy *»ion Orw bedroom (torn $3eO Two-Oedroom and aluminum sidinj Sole by owner. irom UiS Heat ond hot water SUP 1125.000 UJ mi KID IANK INCOME PDOPIPIP.T. V - KITTENS - F-ree to a good home~ rooms! Prime location. Two PMfcodfowiw oportmonf t lovoly "OOI priwliedae include* ELEVEN-ROOMS - J'l bothi Mini •wouaWe (or Mwcftoflon* For Son Two temolet. tiger-type, one light gray able October l is* Of* STATE RENTALS Bkr ' appointment, ltl ( condition Top neighborhood on Fair Only. Artlclt mull orl^lnoU from a mole, seven weeks 17100M OFFICE FOR RENT - Newly dec* 1 TOOLS ETC - Set of chiseis for oi Mn bordebd r Nlver rights Many e« FLAGSHIP hoiMthota and mov not tic««o a ui< hammer walker Turner, 10 radial KITTENS - Free to bo good hornet i IU.0CO 7 7m*M>S pricvofllMMporortlctt WEST END - Lovely. Quiet, two-bed arm tow. ]0JV hvee-phoM two wood Block and white female tortoise te II. ELLEN \. MAZELTON, REALTOR work benches two two-gal spray pots, mole, black male 1710100 Eit «33a Thn Prlct MUST I* Mvvrtltod Eoch oil NM0I Membtr Meat Estate E>change MARINE with regulators kegs of assorted ns Ttl 3531 after 6 p m GARAOE APARTMENT - Two- dniono. lint H No copy cttan^n mo> OFFICE FOR KENT — Newly dect- Coll I4M4II to> nallt three steel floor ouckt 41 " room, kldt o k . Welt End. 1140 WEST ENO - m, furnlthed. unhx p.m. Ot TKXtf and no cJiMOunt. or rrfurnj KITTENS - Healthy playful, lifter STATE BENTi AS Bkr74tHU rated, two flropMce*eptoces . omp4omple* porhlnporklnga m noe New Jersey's «» oi Ul lit) Trailers whJte very friendly with paper 1 |17S PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - STATE RENTALS Bkf 747*434 INCROFT - Three bedroom ranch. 542-1700 con la nn Coll 7171173 r appoint Ground floor, suitable tor doctor or TWO LARGE - Wing Back Chairs Ml basement, targe screened porch, JOHNSON AAA ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Eight dentist at 111 Brood St . ted Bank MHOUR SERVICE Belgian cut velvet green and gold WANTED HIGHLANDS - Three bedroom, or no wax hltchen floor, "i acre Wf.SOft SERVICE CENTER oHglnoll^ HOP IMC firm 671 OH One Boa Constrictor tht river electricity Included Call at 47-MOtv STATEWIDE FURNITURE - Solid oofc corvtw din Coll 741-00*3. ask for work trr'pm »1 -574*. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE - DISCOUNT SHIP'S VICTORIAN - Dining room set. table >r*g room »«t EnglltH period U7S. Union Fairs (Sycamore Ave) E»ltl- HILLSIOE RANCHCRT- Custom built kvae sideboard, smofier buffet china YORKSHIRE TERRIERS - Tw STORE Oval gian dlhing toblt with four HIGHLANDS - Three bedroomi or * l RENTAL SERVICES - Furnished ing bulWIng occupied by GP ond Den id ottering wooded privacy. Top COMMERCIALS <:lotet. pineapple and claw root cor motes one mole adorable Call chain, fill. Mwtroi lamp tabiri me river, eie.inuty included Coll of ond unfurnished homes and apart list, being expanded Ideal for most title Sliver orea ond near High .ing CMnociotet, Cathedral snope 03*3 FIVE-APARTMENT HOUSES. M TO mofwgony twdroom wt. ISO »*t oi bor ter ' p m Jtl S7*4 menh available Short or long term medical ipectailits. will finish to suit chool Three bedrooms, (each with Atlantic Highlands rosewood 7474ttt IB UNITS CACH. Stood (four). I?S vorlout tmgit to leases No fee to tenants CAMASSA for Jan occupancy Coll J4J 4433 bath), den with raised hearth fire HIGHLANDS — Vi rooms, ntar gll toce. dining room plus neated porch bin. chain. roefctn. vie Con ??1 WALLPAPER CLEARANCE SALE - conveniences No pets Security re AGENCY, Reoltori, SS Oceonport RE'D^BANT - 6ffTce~bulldlng, mullT 80. Bicycles/ Av , West Long Branch PS 4100 take your mow up now Offered at 14 MOTELS, to TO 180 EACH ssntts All Thomas. Strahan wallpaper ir quired. 11*0, UHf 1. use. muttl level, 1st. floor showroom 291-5600 1000 Sq Ft Eacellent location 171 slock at spettoi price* Values at Hit Mini/Motor Bikes ALL PRICED RIGHT WITH OOOO G E COLOR CONSOLE TV - Pint KEANSBURG - BtdroornTkltcher BELFORD - Th7ee~be*oormThldT 0137 CENTURY ]l COZENS. Realtor WINTER STORAGE cabinecabinet with doors, good condition up to U fi per sirtQle roll Sole price fl and dining area f ltl a month Far op ick bowment, porch, coll lor ae In* FINANCING CALL NOW WE ARE centi per double roll Ofher borgoins i. OPCN T DAYS' OllO-toln v ina. now &0 Call befofc pointment. call 717 6*44, t am to I K REO BANK - IM0 sq ft building, 13 River Rd Fair Haven Low, low rates STATE RENTALS Bkr HI UU I JO a or offer ipm 14? Siai >n add lots Come tove Coiorest Co . liht Idt h Cll aftr 741 7 Finest Service 17 Brood St. Red Bonk GEORGE STECK. CIJENCH P(*OVI». MOPED 1*77 - Botovut II mllet. IRADLEY BEACH - Smoli house. W"\SH¥R"AND ELECTR1C~DRVEH - three weekt old Like new eicellent KEANSBURG - Flnt floor Lor at LTST^REOUCED US.M0 542-9333 FLAGSHIP MARINA C!AL - Styte ftaby Grand olono ti si• room ufjurtrnent Three-tearooms lean and comfortobtt. (or two or e* uedr ao^n. RCA Whirlpool, white three monmi condition W3~4tS* . cclleni condition Asking JIJOO 741 17 Lincoln Ave 112S montti plus utili RED BANK — II Broad Street Pro Ing roam with fireplace, form*! Atlantic Mlghlondt oM. one y*or guarantee 1400. HI 67io three people Call 131-0003 PUCH MOPED -"YeTToVlUit like ties ond security Call 317 4 561. 7-f fesftlonal bulkttng Two single room of lining room. eat in science kitchen. 70 FAIR HAVEN - Cwte cottage, two flcss Available Immediately with cor omlly rearoomi wllh wet bar, utility GERMAN UP RIGHT BASS WASHING MACHINE - Like new new Asking f7'S Evivllent condition mediate occupancy Con pet ond olr 110 Sq Ft at 175 per lull recreation basement, two 291-5600 op Round school choir Tent, tike new 3*1 OOW tt» plus utilities Coll Best offer 4fS~}4» KEANSBURG - Five rooms and both, month including all utilities ISO Sq Ft ury baths, large lot. two ior go 117 Lot. And Acrtogt WINTER STORAGE - Oylkoardi. ltl- 14W* .Bo OObb USED MOPED - U months old. runs sultoblc f Ol 11)0 per month Including oil utili e, oil brick and stone Horn 4il>ti. ond boot* Why poy WHEEL CHAIR - Everest 1 Jennings GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE - Oct a. well Asking JIM Call T9\ 06JS or 791 pets. 717-0 FAIR HAVEN - Two bedrooms, din ties Minimum one year lease Call LMEO REALTY. INC 471 54J0 ACKEAOE - Two porcoft oocn Inroo 'It Com. to Hollywood US 47*4 owner, Waiter Zirnmerer 1 Son *4e- Krn plus. In country totting prlco ORY 1 ' I •» to . p.m Many unusual items At KEAN SBURG — Modern apartment I oom, perfect tor family, call Y 1 MARINE •** Ktomburg First Aid Building Rr IT? 1(04 TE RENTALS Bltr 747*434 MOOorM*«1J nogotioM. Ow«or «aMo (oil' Mlt OJJ Rt M NNt I7S H«4 l«77 MALAGUTl - Excellent condl amportatlon Bett time to coll. COUM of •urchoM of now homo RED treVwnent•tnnmantsi •11wil1l bt served RED BANK - 90 Monmouth Street LIVE ON THE tlon U» Moving, must sen Coil after befort noon. m-o*H HIGHLANDS — One fcedroom. nicely DEN AOENCY. Rooltor. >4t tIM II FT IARN10AT »AV iNlAI GREEN CARPET - Plut P«tdlr^. ot> 5 94*|1 ] 1 Corner Hwy 35 Single room, ground KEANSbuRG - Modern one-bed- furnished, fenced yard, only HIS floor Professional office Available SHREWSBURY RIVER 1414510 •OK - LIU now. ON pr OalmoNrry I?ll4', 175 BaDv dressing room apartment, full tile both Apart STATE RENTALS Bkr 747*434 Beautifurview, dock, bulhheoded Coll I4|.4t»olp m ' BOY S BIKE - Roadway, front imrnadktWv. Carpet, olr, an site table. Wlitl pod. S10 Port Q crib 1)0 71 CU FT CHEST-FREE2ER-«» ment M. If Grove PI |1?S per monlt served and patron parking UMrrx Four bedrooms, three belhs No COLORADO -I locrot ol prlmo 1 rear shocks, one year old New. HIGHLANDS - Smoll three room col It CHRYSLER SPORT FURY - Tlrl Thrtt Honeywell electric tmokt >f Mock ond white TV. I»S plus electric Security Coll between ' plus utilities on minimum one year m 170 1140 - Mir 747-4071 S.nawUO 364 131] toge. suitable adults S150 per month from Donvor, Iratlir. n) HP. Cnryiltr. Matt ill. arm US eocf> ?41-*W» • X3 4SM lease Call owner. Walter Zlmmerer & MiDDLETOWN — Send for ou plus utilities Security required 7»i 110,0O0 Wrlto to Lorry Bockot. JTV} tut. atuett. full canvot. Atttr 4. T4T- S MAHOGANY DESK - With glass Son »44 1400 or »4*-flU Homeoess Parr LivingLg" brochure, ,pi pc s GREENHOUSE - art'; assorted At It 44. tovorty Blvd . Cottlt Rock. Colorodo top and three tide choirs, two buslrtets 83. CBs, Electronics KEANSBURG - Newly decorated description!description! , prices en availablavailble neon vlolati. polling toll. CIQV ond MIO4 filet. odHntaWe secretary'! chair, sfu- ttvee room apartment, heat, hot *o HIGHLANDS - Two Mdrooms. two hernm. APPLEBROOK ~REALTORS. PT LARSEN - Plooralat Runo pioatlc pots. Reoaonatft MUM ter, cooking got and porklng rree Suit- do couch. 45" round pine table Call CB - Courier Home Base. Solid State story, tISO per month, plus utilities 109 Bulldlngs/Qoroges 950 Rt 35. Ml .*7I . FLORIDA - Two butUnf MX. floor ut. IOTO Morcury 111 H.P 1*1 Nrar two microphones antenna, originally able for one or two No pen, 717 17TI 741 SS» One month security required 171-0*43 Capo Conovorol. U0OO oocti or oflor on 6714766. NEW BUILDING - Located in MIDDLETOWN - Just reduted One MB. selling hxCTO 7S7 3U7 both W ftjaovonlnar,. HAMMOND HOLMDEL - Colonial Four-be* Borough Of Shrewsbury oppronlmote Mack from Beyvtew Scheet. Leonord 72 Goroge/Yard Soles CB — 33 chonnel solid state mobile KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom*, "llv" room, J'I baths, central air condi- ly 10.OBO to, ft . divided Into five boys llle Rd. Pour Wdroom CakjnM with II rr INoOARD WOODEN tOAT - squelch control, ANL switch. Delta ing room, enclosed porch, pelt ok . tioning, rireplot.' and family room of dinVent slies or cart be combined lichen. dlnlnoUvlng-famlly rooms IM Mobile Hornet And troly Atlilno tlot Coll I4I.MI0. ORGAN A CARPORT SALE - Two oluminum tune and S 0 wotti output U0 2M SMH till per month plus utilities Orn Two cor garage One acre private, Con be used for garage, warehouse. and garage UJ.WJ0 iK down nnanc BTHtlffll ttw##n r 7 doors, porch shod**, portable TV. month security Go to 33 Lincoln Ct fenced-ln, beautifully landscaped. No etc.. with office tocllltlei All boys ntj ovoliabte 717 1540 or 717 1400 • DiN r>*HK MOdLE HOMES - toaster tteam iron, baby and tnn for Information . Price 1400 o month Call M* 14*0 hove W Mart tteel overhead do«rs IN ..Hailot AOUII park, won 1) FORMULA CUDDY CAtlN - Of Asbury Park dren't furniture, garden tool*, lug- pair and installation K i H Elec Very suitable for plumbing, electrical. MIDDLETOWN - New three be* Laaptd Mony Mtrat Trailer Mutt ite f* lam*, books Ironies. 371 Hwy J6 Beltord 717 W31 KEYPORT - Three-room oportment HOLMDEL - Four room* and bam. general and trucking contractors Call oom ranch, kitchen, dining room, llv wl> Call nt.Mll de g, I31S a month Couple preferred No second noor. two tomlly house Three 747-3OU. preferably after 3 p.m for ng room, both, utility room Prom HIGHLANDS - looulltul o*ilt pork. HUGE PIANO SALE SEARS 73 CHANNEL CB - SO COOI Jo' IO4)lL MA IKIM - Not, trotll ceMoneout items 7 Wettwood Rd pett Cot) SS3-1440 miter, from Sell Lab* ***** after 5 more information ttkSS. lo«l of OMtrol Woohor/oryor In coble, power mike. S75. ihiOao ltl em wottr coolta. MS fi o. oojlfto. aooti (lust oti Point Rd ) Little Silver Frl 74t-e»e? after 4 p.m KEYPORT UNION BEACH AREA - p m RED BANK - Two-car goroge, suit MIDDLETOWN - Prlmt Oak Hill camwaii. M» Call fll-oin 775-9300 and Sat. Oct 7.1. 10-4. Two-bedroom duplex, privote en MORILE HOMES — Halt. ItlOO 33-CHANNEL CB - Complete wit HOWELL - imagine three bedrooms, and worehooslng 150 section Flve-fMdroom, J'l oow raised II' CLAIIIC CMKII CKA'T CAtlN pen dolly till Sot til I trance, fully carpeted, fenced m yord Ihof. I00M Rlttcron Adultt only BASEMENT SALE - Od 5 to It* 10- terra and mountings. Asking U0 heated pool, parch, great tor family ranch. Beautiful rail-acre Ctntra. air CO.UIJIO. - Dnalo altMM MOM Motn St and corner of MatTlMn Avt Coll between 7 f p m . 7W nn fit' trom Ntwart'N V tjwt lloo Eoty IBM TYPEWRITERS S Miscellaneous III Laurel Ave.. 171 7330 O7S. iictllcnt plus condition MU. M ony Ml. otat coinalilil) o,n»a»m West Keansburg. LONG BRANCH - Five roomi. fur STATE RENTALS Bkr 747*414 ».9» Owne... r ofaaeMn to ofteelfenn . HERHER ! • callonf thao* In wott. Twin on 110 Wanted To Rent READ Af" " " GARAGE SALE - Three-family Oct 84. Merchandise nlsned Tlic bath utilities heat No KEYPORT/UNION BEACH AREA - SiOCS Tealtor. m .toe 1UM FURNISHED MOtlLl - I, •Mirotlnrt U'K Coll F4I I Rent wltft opHon to buy IT an? 6-mi t »s f Roosevelt Ave . Hajlet pets Prefer aduttt 177 Morrlt A.vt. Two bedroom duple*, private en- ATTENTION - Rtntalk wsntid MIDDLETOWN - Custom nome wWi toouttfui oor« AoUHoMy Two blocks In bock of Buftler and Bit (rancs. fully carpeted, fenced in yord nearly oil winter. Coll Ol 4OJI Man •tras, 100 corner tot, Immoculote. 441 «?t Mom 4-5 Jlp.m JACOBSEN - S HP leaf blower Wanted LONG BRANCH - Five rooms, three day through FrUoy •:»till 4;30 B ULKICHIEN - CaMlUlf UMd m EiceOent buy ter, Hwy li large btdroorm For Information, coll Call between 7 f p m , 73*-«71 auntry kitchen, full •on flreploce. AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANT anrto twin m Chrvtlor ont 614 3»»otter Spm OWNERS' LANDLORDS - Socto* Ser two borht. Inground peel, full OOM widot In tno nrlof Coll I can uaim GARAGE SALE - Wed , Thurs and ED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. RUGS JTTLE SILVER - Three bedroom ment Owner transferred, Must sell l*» Real EUatt Wonted home. OMt per month Winter rental or vice Agency soaks rantots for clients omimioo KENMORE - Wringer washer Frl 10-4 p m 1} Choncevllle PI . New FOR CASH LONG BRANCH - Rear cottage, one Coll Jean wolf. 431-ttM, Asking 157.fOO PAUL P BOVA Real 0OOO HOUSES NEIOED Monrnouth 67I-O3X INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES room efficiency with large eat-In kitch- monthly References 747 S»7 tar,*n 1S44 Ono-fomMy unit! from 10 i 10 » i In •MM GARAGE SALE - variety of things T$*E Newman Spr I not Rd en and separate both Quiet street JTTLE SILVER — Two bedrooms. SINGLE YOUNG MAN - Employed NortMrn Monmoutn County. Maoroour»MK»»a»own Haul« Holm TRAVEL TRAILER Iffl - n . lltflo LADDERS — M' aluminum eitemlon, i to nuts. Frl , Sat . Oct 7. I 13 t •ov lit 747 1171 'id Oooooaraiman Mutt tail n m 3t East Rd Wlddtitown ANTIQUES — Anything old Furni- mam, Mtddta-town area. l»0 without Small yord Presently rented Owner Oil THfTSMOLKO AOENCV H7 XX, 17" wood Hep, 110 Block ft Decker will provide C O For information op ture, china, gloss, dolls, ftwelry, rugs LONG BRANCH — One-room effi- MATAWAN - Seven-room house Ret utilities. S77I with utltltles 4tV0Uf * eager 110 Spreader IS 67133*4 ply Ot D Lincoln Ct . dowmtolrs apart ein. GARAGE SALE - 10-4, Oct I. II Sec Top cash paid Mory Jan* Roosevelt ciency with separate both ond kitchen. erencet and security required 1300 a ter 3. ment Asking P4,dOO or but offer LIVING ROOM SET - Kitchen and and Avf.. Eatontown Wosher/drver, 109 E Rlvtf Rd , Rumson Ul Jl5v fully furnished, nice quiet street neor month S*»JTM Available Nov I. efrlgerator. some antiques, mil- hospital tlTO o month Including utIH bedroom sets, tables, lamps smoking MUST SELLII ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN ties Reference* and security required MATAWAN - Spacious four bedroom REAl ESTATE lamps O«*f items »1 IS71 Ive large bedroomt. I!' maitor bed T1QUES. Rt U and Homestead Ave CLASSIC REALTY, INC . Reoltort, Colonial, two baths, oil on acre. 1375 ,„ FOB SALE MAGIC CHEF JO GAS RANGE - TMP.EE FAMILY GARAGE SALE - Leonardo 3* 1 S2S0 S4}f333 STATE RENTALS Bkr 747*434 oom, 13 guest bedroom. II' living Wed . Thurs Frl., Od. 5. 6. 71h 1Q>4 Make It Yourself Good condition, U0 15' formal dining room, new Coll 747-4*13 ' Jt Knoll Terrace Haiisl Oft Holmdel EENHOUSE - Mult be In good LUXURY HIGH HlSE APARTMENT VllDDLETOWN - Option to buy, love- "'Itv room Rood shape, oWc to disassemble and reason — On river. Two bedroo y two-bedroom ranch, basement tMO 131 Houses For Sale MINK COAT Z Beautiful MM Or best ably priced Coll 411-1733 UiOper month. U3-4MS STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 «J4 A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes •71 S*» offer Man or Tun coll oil day Wed 1 MIRROR, MIRROR In Monmouth County It's yours If you Ihe Turtle is Tops' LUXURY HIGH-RISE APARTMENT OCEANPORT — Two-bedroom ranch, XEANPORT - SLEEK RANCH IN 77 Pets And Livestock write or call Betsy Ross Agency. 117 w urisn ON THE WALL. — On river One-bedroom tMO per ust remodeled, yard for kldt, pets BSOLUTE MINT CONDITION AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUP Rt 33. Keyport. N J 07733 Phone MOVING-MUST SELL - Girl t bed- WHOlSFAlREST month 147 4US STATE RENTALS Bkr 747*434 HREE BEDROOMS. LARGE LIV room set. Mahogany dining table. »i« PIES - Bom July 30th. Mom and Pop OF THEM ALL?" SU-34S* NC ROOM. HUGE KlTCH- premises 471-SM TRYB43 H*3 MATAWAN - Ken Gordertt. big one OCUST — Edwordlon Waterfront Et choir*, sofa, cnolr^ofiomon 671 HX A PRIVATE BEACH - Everchanging N DINING ROOM TOO DEN AND 81 ond Two-oeoV oorf oportrnontt s tor ting ate Scenic landscaped AKC REGISTERED - Yxkshire Ter- view-lews of the gold coast,„ " from most WO CAR GARAGE GRACIOUS ONE BLUEFLAKE — Motorcycle hel- TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO at tno Carpetinpingg throughououghout Ai acre with boot house, three car go Uuir rieri. icven weeks old, champion rooms in this brick S*M BrlgM Colo IVING FOR ONLY iU 900 met One buck knife with cose, never DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry tc ditioning Lott t off parkikining 33 ft living room si bedrooms used Call HI Oil. ask for Dave sired *175 Good home only' Call 717 Cash DON PON 5 JEWELERS Win nlol River rloAti olio Three-bed pool and Tennis Courtts Y room>. two baths. M day possession Buy from private owners and estates own patio Wolk to shopping and ONE STUDDED SNOW TIRE - ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND possible Just as pretty as con bt on a 542-9333 GTIilS. mounted on G M. rim. Very ANTIQUE KITTEN - Lovable, City commuting StUOlO Open » low maintenance yord Atklng M5.1 It's the pullover every- healthy, block, four months old. abort JEWELRY DESIGNED 799 River good condition SIS Call M3-MO4 eve 6 p.m .Man.to Frl . REO BANK - Beautiful three bed Set it today doned at Red Bank Antique Center In Rd . Fair Haven, N.J I4T&3S7 room duplex New eat-In kitchen, new CENTURY Jl COIENS, ReotKK body wants - Knit it and search of onflque cat collector 747 MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS USED nth. woll-towoll carpeting. 1350 *7)- PAINT FOR SALE - Late> Flat. 14 — Convenient to Parkway. Rt U and PIANO Fair Haven CCAN TOWNSHIP - Wo«ll« save! colors, u a gallon Coil 717 Mtu or 71? 16. Neor all transportation, shopping River Rd 143 03*3 centers and schools Call between f s, 741-7 BEAUTIFUL - Black part Persian RED BANK - Three-bedroom, fire Worked In seed stitch and it, tli-manftn old and odoroole Co 2*44544 VICTORIAN iiace, screened porch, garage, full A SPACIOUS COLONIAL - With con PIANOS-ORGANS ;o kitten Both very affectionate with LOVESEAT TSBr knit, purl ribbing with vari- MONMOUTH BEACH - Large three Msemert IJ70 per month plus utili vtnltnt access to Porkwoy, walklna REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE good disposition and litter trained Con 7*1 OOOafleripn bedroom overlooking ocean, kldt ok. les. lease, security, references, oc- distance ta schools, on a beautiful 1st ond buy with a member of Mon Free to good home Musi port with due egated synthetic wor- cupy Oct 23 741 7417 oner 6 30 kmdscaped lot. Living room wtrh fire mouth County stor ge tt reofty group A WANTED PLAYER PIANO - I call 1 to allergies Call S3I-I3S6 ptoct Four bedrooms, I * boths. Flor ne year warranty available on oil condition Coil 741-ZM3 STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-M34 RED BANK — Three bedrooms, fire- sted—this full sleeved turtle Ido room, full basement Central oir homes listed and totd by a member of CAT - Free to good home Very pret After * p.m. pioce. basement, kids, pets oi. must PORT MONMOUTH - Three-room Atsumabfe mortgage to quallftad buy the Reol Estate Eicnartge. Realtors ty and affectionate Altered see 1350 top is smart fashion Pat- WOULD YOU LIKE - Ready Cosh for detoched apartment, unfurnlthtd: til) er plus much, mucti more 171,SOD 747 4440 391 10M STATE RENTALS Bkr 747*434 your old Silver tools. Orlentaila. smai plus month's security, plus utilities CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtor tern 981: Sizes 810; 12-14 AvoilotXeOct J 7I7 0D3}. furniture, etc* »1-SJ71. UMSON AREA - Secluded Carrloge 'independently Owned POL* LEAF AND TRASH f House, ideal tor tingle person or 140 Half Mile fld., Llncroft, NJ incl Sold m cases only REAL ESTATE RED BANK - Four room, two-fire- couple Large rooms wfm picture win- 741 *9W Call UMM1 IMng Rough board loo dows, dishwasher t350 per month plus Ivlng room, hvo bed ASSUME '— Or conventional mort tor sole atu One eight year-old Palo- , RENTALS utilities No Pets Write to: BOM Y-7K. oems plus 23x12' dormitory. Ei- POOL TABLE - 7H. slate top W7S. mino, one nine year old Appatoosc The DoHy Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. gage Two-year-old ronch. three bed tllent throughouughout Kitchen with Send fl 25 tor each pat- Call anytime ?64 iW or 9*6*159 07701 rooms, attached oarage, low laves, very Iff 101 Apartments RED BANK — On me Navtilnk Con- 49*7571 VA ond FHA terms available Early ,tern. Add JSc (or each pat- RUMSON - Thr«e-b*droom hogie occupancy Is necessary CENTURY 11 AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rtnt tefT^porocy P en ft *ouse cspocTrrvent with A STEAL I12.S00 avoilaole Immediately. Reference! McCOWAN RYAN AGENCY. Real all daily, ntver a rc« for tenant Fur two bedrooms, two baiM, largt dining Three bedrooms, large living room, tern (or first-class airmail and minimum one year lease required. ntimd ond unfurnished homti one room BODMAN ARMS. 7410916. 15' country kitchen.lull bath, fully Oparfmtnt TE ICMER ACE NC Y =Mease coll 339-7911 after* p.m. and oil and handling. Send to: REALTORS. 117 Octonport A,. RED BANK - Three room apartment toy weefcendv Daft miss I7IS per month with no utilities Secu !UMSON AREA - Send for "Home* Laura Wheeler, Needle- Oceonpon MJ jsoo nty required. No pett 747-1041. 1 » RUMSON - Two-bedroom, dining ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Nt For Living" brochure, pics, descrlp- ALL UTILITIES PAID — Nict two p.m. room, great for family, nice areo, homes. Bl-level or Ranch Buy direct lons, prices on ovollable homes AP craft Dept II, Red Bank the boat bedroom, great local*, 1135, Lone from builder and save Coll 291-1*42 PLEBROOK REALTORS, 113 Ave Bronch areo RED BANK - Three-bedrooamm opart STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-*434 Two Rivers, Rumson, Ml woo Register, Box 1(1, Old STATE RENTALS Bkr utilities. SHREWSBURY - Two-bedroom, RUMSON - New four bedroom Colo Chelsea SU., New York, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Beau- quire ! Woilace St . Red Bank, after Brand New-Mlddletown nktl, decorator designed Beamed cell tifully turnltned, five-room apartment 5 Xp i not, boo*coses, carpeting. Imnv — NY 10011. Print Name, Two bedrooms, suitable busmen Quality built four-bedroom. IWboth -- Wt,«N. Call 471-1 Hi Address, Zip, Pattern couple utilities Included eicept elec Colonial home on treed lot Center halt SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Brand trie No pets U00 per month Security peto , Oc .oly H 103 Rentals To Share entry, living room, formal dining STATE RENTALS Bkr Number. required 791 W?7 WOULD WIDOW - Like to share her room, kitchen, paneled family room RED BANK - Two-bedroom, dining home ond expenses with another oc with sliding doors Incredibly priced at ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - T.o«d NEW! 200 designs to room, living room with fireplace ana live widow on pension? Mlddletown 165,000 WHELAN REALTY GROUP. room heat paid kid h f beomed ceiling,, porch and yord. t770 Atlantic Highlands area Call e-f p.m , Realtors, 194 Rt 15, Mlddletown 147 knit, crochet, quilt, sew, month 747 M6I 14740*7 7545. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Two- plus > FREE Inside NEW RED BANK 71 RIVERSIDE AVE BRICKTOWN — Vacant Immediate EAST KEANSBURG - Beachfront 104 Winter Rentals possession Three bedrooms, king-site bedroom bungotow. Vail Homes, lorge 1177 NEEDLECRAFT four rooms, utilities SUM*led. 1)00 plus RIVERVIEW TOWERS kitchen, dining areo, utility room, go- enced-ln yard, washer Included. 11.500. Coll 741-7549 or 747 143* RCvrltv, available 4tS-ilS1. "THE VERY FINEST IN roge ond corport. Entras. Washer, CATALOG. Send 79c. LUXURY HIGH-RISE" dryer, drapes. FHA oppraised, great 63. Money to Loan Overlooking the Navetlnk River private beach club, tennis courts, golf buy. OnlyTlSSO down to qualified buy HREE COMMERCIAL ACRES - On y, monthly. ers. 131.900 KIRWAN REALTORS, tote Highway, large frontage, good We want you!...To help ut keep rents Real Estate One, (701)099-3900- Toll hree-bedroom home with dining at their lowest By maintaining 100% fret HOD) B2-ffU Open 7 days until 9. oom, IVi boms, large kitchen, porch. POCONOS - Weekend, week, etc. HAROLD LINDEMAN! , BROKER. New ranch, sleeps eight. Fireplace, 543-1103. Printed Pattern f NEID CASH? washer/dryer, dishwasher, six miles Jump Into This! to Camelback. Indoor pool'souna, TINTON FALLS-"RUSTIC FIELDS" lounge M1-M2 40» - New four-bedroom Colonials, from HOMEOWNEK | roomtalto 79.900, off Hope Rd., between Wycoff •at in country micn«n, own, j/ sun- SEA BRIGHT - Emclency and Motel Rd ond West Pork Ave 531-0505. BIILS P1UD UP? Central air and heat, go* cooking, bo I room Luxury bains Goroge. utility coniet, 14 hour doorman, TV security, room. Basement %-ocr* plus TWO-FAMILY LOW TEENS swimming pool, souno. marlno, also MELMED REALTY INC *71-3«0 Two targe bedrooms, living room, 14' PAY OFF AU underground parking Rental office eat-In kitchen, fully fenced In, targe Because Our WEST ENO - Furnished 3Vi rooms, BUDGET RANCH - The price Is de open seven days a week Call Bob Clc fl Thi Little Sile hm tea ot. Bias BY cone at »l-741-1733. utilities Included In rent. Coll 22*- MELMED REALTY, INfT 471-5450 REFINANCING 1700. ures eebedoos, ea g . A BRIGHT — Four loroe rooms, ing room, full basement, deluxe kitch- JUMP INTO sleek, CLASSIFIED LINES YOUR MORTGAGE available Oct IS Call 1430045; after en, two cor goroge. Immediate posses- AT ONLY •'/•% 106 Furnished Rooms sion. Only 1*500 76. Auction Sales streamlined one-piece dress- SEA BRIGHT — New one-bedroom EATONTOWN AREA - Fun '—ing (or day thru evening. WITH GOVERNMENT oom. Coll between e-f p n FAIR HAVEN - Almost completed BACKED S garden apartment, oil new G E appli- ronch home. Fully Insulated, deluxe ANTWUfS AUCTION Zig-zag seaming in (ront ARE BUSY. ances, ryg-wall to-wall, front and rear mini kitchen, full slie living room, ond lots "Stnt IOCS monthly" I entrance 1330 plus utilities Coll 143- FURNISHED ROOM - Matowon. UNRESERVED creates a clever vest effect Centrally located Private entronce. m0AY-7 0CT0MI-7.M PM SEA BRIGHT - Paneled two-bed- CallSM-Otn to elongate waist. II bKtM tuna, i umi at I AVOID THE WEEK-END RUSH room, ki&i ok , great locale. !»5. KEANSBURG - Furnished rooms ond Printed Pattern 9375: STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 furnished apartments • BUY OR SELL - Your home through , SEA BRIGHT - Two-room apart- 7I7-«*tf or 717-9151 on affiliate of the lorgest real estate Misses Sizes 8, 10, 12. 14. It, company In the world—Century 21 Co chait or |U.T plain catching up en ment, furnished. 1710 per month, In- RED BANK — Off Broad St., room nemoired tw sw» at tie Church Houee CALL EARLY IN THE WEEK. cluding utilities Security required. lens Realtor, 741 74M Multiple Hit 18, 20. Size 12 (bust 34) takes and private bath. Please call 741-53*3 o< me neabyt«n»n Church at Shrews- 147 1794 bury Sycanwi Avenue A Routt 35 2% yards 60-inch fabric. CAN YOU TOP THIS! - Hug* 35 Ft CoimMmtorm in tw aMc* or ki 9m prt- SEA BRIGHT - Three-room apart RED BANK — Single furnished ro« Let one of our Classified specialists as- family room. Flreptoce, comfortable WJCJ el raw own hats* at m sM ment. bedroom, living room, kitchen, tor tody Share bath, noo per mon PREVIEW: 7 October 77- 1300 a month including utilities Call couniry kltchcnd-l wllh two-oveni Send H.5 Tor each"pIF sist you with your ad ... at a price you antr 3 p.m .147 9157 icreenen porch ond garage. Only In 5:30 PM until auction ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS Ihe mid SO'S. E.A. ARMSTRONG tern. Add JSc (or each pat- can afford. Rtlmco Mortgog* Co. SHREWSBURY ARMS APART- ney otmosphere. near trans- AGENCY, Realtors. SS3 Prospect ttirit. MENTS - One ond two-bedroom portation, very reasonable. 495-2153. Av*., Little Silver, 741-4500. fWTKMM fUNNinmi: I 7th Century tern (or (lrst-class airmail, aporimentt from 1210 5enlor Citizen Soantah Chetl IBth Century Couniry 270-8331 WEST LONG BRANCH - Beautifully discount available Call 547 5673 CUSTOM HOMES - S\ down flnom Chappendali Chaft iBtti & Ean> 19m handling. Send to: Marian furnished room for rent by week or Century Tabtea Sasndi esc VWonan ft L Evw., 341-4513 J SHREWSBURY AVE - Three rooms, Ing. From 134.900 New locations one month. Includes maid's service, Indi- Oak FtifTxture >gned cotiaot lurnlure Martin, Pattern Dept. 420 htot ondoot tree, |int 1175 vidual control of heating ond air condi- over sii*d lots available. Hailet ond (Pettrs & Co Bad Benk NJ). Waco> I STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 tioning, color TV, phone service, Mlddletown 717 3500 or 717)540. The Red Bank Register GObt Sewing Machtn* C1S71 ft much S»llln(|? Dial th». plenty of porklmg, utilities Included No security required. Holiday Inn, more 23! West 18th St., New "ACTION LINK*' Hwy. 36. West Long Branch. 779 9000 108. Commercial nuNTMot ft rmmt. mcbomg rna York, NY 10011. Print I9ti Century Ol Pemsnga Mad arMts VALUABLE COUPON Rentals Roben C Minor Sotan C Wtien P NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP 542-1700 106 Commercial TataiW C Muiter Joteph Tubby. W SIZE and STYLE NUM- 54 BBOAO ST., RED BANK Flood. B Zom 17th, IBth ft 19th Can- 14-HOUR IKRVICf Rentals lurypmaft arigrtvvtgi BER. 50 CENTS OFF ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 11.000 sq. CHMA ft DUtt Ot tvtry oMcnpton ft. warehouse/fight manufacturing ~ — Fin* cut Crystal Porcelains. space With Vi ocre parking on main M) How to get MORE FOR street High ceilings, modern office AiCIOOUWI ft COOICTMUB: A YOUR MONEY? Send Your Next showroom, fully Insulated Walk to «Mde vertaty nciidng Onanlai Hugs. An- bonk, police, post office, recreation flirom Weapons limpi Teililet now (or New Spring-Sum- Will alter. Net lease, all or part. 791- Books AttDeco BraceMs LIFE Mega DAILY REGISTER CUSSWED AD 0500, 747-1100, »-5. 291-5056, mer Catalog — save up to The Daily Register line Vol 1 « 1 3 thru 1030, ft Much, By presenting this coupon ATTRACTIVE - Modern offices at 10 tfWf t p.m. much mom HOO on the clothes you Spring St., Red Bank, two to six office faeelenl ap»ar»nir> tor ceMcferi * When placing your classified ad suites. On-premlses parking. Near aew yourseH. Free pattern shops and restaurants, one block from (Sony, not good tovanfe Ftmily U Rlvervlew Hospital, but awoy from CaehoXreveUfsehKhoniy Al coupon, too. Send 75c The Sunday Register or Conttc) Adr§i*$m) traffic |oms Low rentali Including cotje to be removed upon com- complete lonltorlol services and sup- rWMI MDWTtMl STtCI pleaon of auction now! plies. Phone for details or showing at •»• la IUII»»- >-\ Tf !•» AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE 741-9SW. i teetflnA. rpfftreetj eltfng, prwelti eert- AHTKJUH, ArVtAISAlS Sew + Knit Book $1.25 Mf, air tmmmmt, eert*ter«4. pyMe FAIR HAVEN - N«w building, lull- Instant Money Crafts.$1.00 TOU FREE: Matawan 566-8100 Call 542-1700 oble for any r«fall tn*. Crtolct locoflon t AUCTIONS: LTD. onRlvtr Rood. Call ltl-1110. 9375 Instant Fashion Book $100 Mlddletown 671-9300 Mail checkt lo: The Dally Rtgliter 747-1100, W. 291-5058 (Ml) (201) LONG BRANCH — For wl« or rent after 6 p.m. Instant Sewing Book ..$1.00 On* Register Plaza, Shrtwtbury, N.J. 07701 5000 to 10,000 iq. n avalloblt Immt- 44*-(2IS 741-3117 dlottly. Mortaoo, orronjtd mTHI SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1977 The Prf) ffcflhlfl 19 1J2 Bootl And 226 Hailet 228 Holmdel Accmorltt NOTICI NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALE Pt*a.t> lohe None* tnor me under HOLMOii. TOWNSHIP AIMTMAMIY ANGELL. INC ttoned n,oi appealed lo the Board at NOTICE it hereby given that bids Jtaicftaa Mi. II art 14, Olllnawood Adiuiiment ol Ih* Townihip ol Moii*t will be received by the Townthip Ad :kcw, FarmMaMa.N i mnm; lot o variance tram Ihe provisions ol ktrolor Townthip | " Section MOJ ol in* Zoning Ordinance rt: I-: to tn lo parmlt mend Living Roam fcM6f ** pallet cars (all with engine dom WANTED - Motor home rtntol from prvmiitt located on 10 Campion Ave Photographer's trial continues * Oct. IMl H Nov. l»V tor two odulti Wet) Keoiutiu'g de.cnbed at lolioms mm '* «N hm children Mutt bt rooMnably l"» Slo'y Wood Frame structure 1 J wheel trailer. Mo carry motor 4 KM*4 *" "" m"Mf* ChO'9* Coll4-I known a> Block U'. Lot 27 on Iht To* cycles) Map This appeal n now on Iht S»cre 4 bicycles SAYREVILLE - A judge here yesterday refused In it But at this stage I can find nothing in the argument lory i calendar, and a public hearing 14 weoihermolit pop up under hot oeeo ordered lor 10 \t-ti ol I II around tor inkier heads dismiss disorderly conduct charges againsl a news photo and the law that would lead me to believe the state im- P W prevailing lime in tn* Town.hip Smith & Wesson TDS assorted Hall. JIV MlOdl* Rood, HaHK. N J . at components grapher. despite testimony the newsman was not read his peded the gathering of news " which lime you may oppeor either tn 1 i drawer Cole tile rights before his arrest at the scene of a fatal accident The state, which has said Lashinsky admitted the person or by agent or attorney and I Eoit«rline Angus Rador Recc 310 Lett And Found er ondf crime, called Det Sgt Richard Sudlowsky. who photo- FOUNOUN D - Hack 4>gg • llh brow have 11 rorilinq il the appeal Slephenson "I'm satisfied that this is. in effect, a petty offense." markingmarking!!. puMpuMyy . Won««rlng arounaround (OH N8. JiCQUELINE TEROOV i Federausrl PA .Light, DJ 114, * bulb. said Municipal Court Judge Herbert Bierman "And sn graphed and fingerprinted Lashinsky after he was ar- SI Jonsei Church Rtd collar and M Campion Ave wspeaker, lenses teotfi. no licit Oil l<7 M7I ett Keantburg.N J I red lent solely device root lignl the defendant is not entitled to have Miranda rights read rested by Trooper Erich Herkloz I Arrow Solely Device Co root GOl D CAPMD MIDGE - for Ml to him prior to interrogation " Under questioning by state Deputy Ally Gen George Wot 0) mouth Lad In vlclnlly ol Mao liaht. 7 bulb mouKi Midlcol toiMUia or parting lot. OCt 4 U It ' Poko photo pnnl dryer The denial came as the state rested its case in Ihe Clftak. Sudlowsky said the photographer told him. "1 lont »rax».HI Middle lion ot Public Holidays, ond TRENTON (AP) - Republican Sen. Ray- led by 43 per cent to .10 per cent GUITAR "ANOVTAN^ "LESSONS town lor a variance Irom Ihe provi •Miimlng ttudjmtt In itw Midditiowt., iiom of Aituie its Sectiont * and J. WHEREAS the Local Public Con mond II Bateman holds a substantial 12 pom) Democrats have about a 2-to-l registration more to improve educational quality in New Jer- Attantk Hlghlandi OtM N J Ctftlfltd Article 79 It Sectiont 1 und 4C and Ar tracts Law requires (hat the resolution sey the poll's respondents favored Bateman by mutlc ttoctwr Kl ISO* ofier * lit ie W 23. Section IA C ol Ihe Zoning airitioriiing Ihe award ot contracts lor lead over Democratic Gov Brendan T Byrne in lead over Republicans in New Jersey with inde- Ordinances to ot lo permit apphcanl Extraordinary. Untpectfioble Ser 33 per cent to 25 per cent for Byrne with 9 per it id Ba* ftngl.tf to be granted a uic war lone e and wbdi wires without competitive bidt and the race for governor, according to an indepen- pendents holding Ihe balance of power, a situ- TUTORIAL SfBVIftS In Sponlth vition ol parcel ot land lo create two the contract itself mutt be available dent poll published yesterday ation reflected in the survey's finding that 42 per cent answering neither and 33 per cent who art Front*. For Junior High and MlQn lott which prvtently hot tour dw*n •or publication Vftooi itydanh Con»7ini; ing* LoH ' • would have area of WOO NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE cent of its respondents call themselves Demo- failed to answer the question tq h whert 'SO0 tQ. I* required. Iron SOLVED by the Borough Council of The poll was conducted for Gannett News TUTORING E»p«il«ni»d ilimtn tog* $0 where >s required Dwelling the Borough of Rrd Bonk, Slate ol New crats. 25 per cent say they are Republicans and The governor led Bateman by 40 per cent to t Md will tutor all MiUlCit In No 740 Iron) yard (4 7 where XI re Jersey, as follows Service by the National Center for Telephone quired tidiyord 7 I' where 10 r* I Tne Moyor and Council are hereby 23 per cent classify themselves as independent 30 per cent in Burlington. Camden and Glouces- M7W Research of New York between Sept 23 and quired Dwelling No 147, Ironl yord oi/tftoriied and directed to poy the sum voters Bateman led among Republicans and in- ter Counties and by 37 per cent to 31 per cent in letback 14' where M required, rear ot U.SOO00 to Comet Fi/eworks Ois Sept 23. It sampled the opinions of 1.005 regis- yord 1 J where 70 required with an ploy, Inc dependents while Byrne held the loyalty of Salem. Cumberland. Atlantic and Cape May enclosed porch J over proposed wtxfi ) This contract wot awarded tered voters who said they were likely to cast a union line Lott 79 V hoi on emting Democrats in the poll Counties Together the southern counties cast dwelling No 1M with front telback ballot Nov 8 and fund that 43 per cent favored }l S where 10 required. Udeyorit 1 accordance with 40A IIS (I) la) ot the about 20 per cent of the statewide vote 220 Atlontic Highlands where 10 it required Dwelling No I'S Local Public Contracts Law becoute Bateman to 31 per cent for Byrne with A per The Republican led Byrne among I'rotestant laces Monmoulh Av which it on this contract requires products lhat In the rest of the state Bateman held siz- NOTICf unimproved street on premnet torated con only be manufactured by persons cent ready to vote for independent candidates and Roman Catholic voters in the sample while NotiC* H h«'rbv given thai the At at uj Seabreeie Ave . E Keonsburg with special expedite ond tpeciai able leads in the poll tortl.c Higntondt Boord of Education "ito known at Block SI4. Loll 1. I. 79 training The manufacture ol Ihe fire and 20 per cent still undecided. the governor held a sizable lead along Jewish dott not (Htciminalr in (he •mplu, 1! on tne Toi Moo mtnl o> nortdicopp*duppii(anH il lur works ore highly tecnmcal The con voters He held a commanding 4R per cent to 23 per Ihrrmoff arrange* lor tMiullabtr fit" trading unit does not potiess ine tech The only other sampling on the governor's cation lor ail oitobied or ofhtrwiit A top* ol the application nat been ntcoi taills to prepare specification* Bateman also scored well in the higher in- cent edge in his home county. Somerset, and in hondJcapprd tfudtnli r*H«*nt \n thr died m ihi Otlice Ql Ih* Townihip Telephone calll to various tireworks race^made public thus far is the New Jersey poll on W4 Cierk ond may be impeded companies requeuing contuttonts come brackets and was favored by both men Union County, and led by 48 per cent to 27 per ol tnt RthaUlilolion A< i ol 11M Th* The public hearing will tte held on proved untuccestlui tlnce tht com of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers pfrun dtngruned at coo'dinalo' tor Monday evening, Ihe lMh ddv ol Octo ponies were inleretted in bidding on and women in the survey. cent in a region comprised of Bergen. Passaic in* d.tif.ci * ttloMt to comply wnh ber WT, at I 00 P M at Townthip the proietI No olh«r consultants were University It said Bateman led by 10 points last Well on 104 >i Mr Gforgt H Wuil Holi Middletown, N»w Jertey. at found lo be available The products re Blacks and hispanic voters favored the gov- and Morris Counties mofi. Super inten«m 1*5 Firtl Avl which lime you moy appear either m quested could only be described •" July, while the most recent Eagleton survey* con In the Sussex-Warren-Hunterdon County re- nut Allanlic Highland* N J 0"'a ' perton or by agent or attorney ond terms ot o required product or in ernor (Mfl I ELIZABETHA COLLINS present any objection which you moy 1*rmt ol ttondards ol performance ducted betwen Sept 20 and Sept 27. gave the gion Bateman led by 44 per cent lo 31 per cent Boor>gnti ot redemption ol the I Notice of 'his action man be pub come tax replacement program and Byrne's de- ets ol land described I'O the loi tot tff s iished m Tne Don, Regnte' po*celt ol lot Dated September JO T97 7 nunciation of the Republican's plan that neither would Byrne was the choice of Jewish voters by 52 iai • >entitle* •t brought the land on 3 personal rudQment mny On forty five US) doyi after the against corruption the hallmark of his Adminis- Democrats liked Byrne by a margin of 44 date ol the publication *l tht» noltuesf and equ't. ol ledemplion >n and to the parcels »t land ar J) Mr Paperback Brood Street Red cent didn't or wouldn't answer choice of 60 per cent of Republicans to 22 per scribed m me following lai to'ec'osure list snowing tne innds oguirn' .huh Bonk N J LO* 10, Block 46 lit* plon these proceedings are t>'u.j jrii tor *ear *«t*Ntion The poll found Byrne leading in South Jersey Similarly. 29 per cent favored Baleman tu 25 cent from Byrne and held a lead aitiong indepen- 3) Waller Zimmerer. JU Broad TAX FORICIO1UHE Lilt Street Red Bank N J site plan oppi' but trailing badly in the more populous northern per cent who replied Byrne when asked who dents of 44 per cent to 23 per cent The remain- (cheewl* 1 tckeewu t cation Certiticote. «') '0* 4) Waller Zimmerer Newman portion of Ihe state, including Essex and Hudson would do better protecting the environment An- der. 23 per cent of independents. 15 per cent of Description«t it uppeoM Springs Rood Red tank N i Lot 77 counties, the biggest Democratic strongholds in on tax dwOrlicofe and >n Block 97 from Lot 11 Block 97 MaiO' other 9 per cent said neither and 37 per cent said the Republicans and 17 per cent of the Demo- Cerltiicoie ol To. Viip Subdivision Dote ol K»» so" Morrh ? Ott 10 197? the state In the Essex-Hudson area Bateman thev didn't know or didn't answer crats, were undecided. Dole ol recording ta ROSEMARY M1NEAR Clerk Red Bon*. Planning Board llt April t l< Jon 7 1914 Jan J t«M h and pogeol record Od 4 IS '7 •<% Mfl 1U* \ Mfl i'ii Ml -Vfi 104? S97 rtilicaie 440 90 240 Rumson Amount ol all toi lient PUBLIC NOTICE rxcruing wbieauenf to Please Take Notice that the MoyO' loi sole, including >nte> ond Council Of the Borough ot Rumson Byrne backs esi penait'ei and totts County Births will sell al auction a 1941 International to Sept u. (977. the dole Fire Truck ai its ne«t regular meeting hereol less Vedits 11 030 IS to be held on Thursday October u Amount required to re I9J7 at I 30 P M at Memorial deem >l0f'97 Borough Hon. East River Rood Rum Name a' person appeo' ton. N J ing en owner ol lona o» il . Said vehicle may be inspected upon Kl\ I KMI H HOSPITAL White St , Shrewsbury, a son. Mr .11111 M i• -. w 1111.1111 appears on Ihe last ta< request during normol business hours certlficole Stfwarf Coon Shrewsbury Red Bank Oct 1. McGuire. 13 Ridgewood Ave . barrens plan Monday through Fndov bv contacting Harbor Ofv Harbor Oev the Borough Clerk etopment in Mr and Mrs Bruce Hurl- Mr and Mrs Stephen Hnr- Leonardo, daughter. Sept 30 elopment Co The luccest'ui bidder must poy WASHINGTON (AP)- ations, would be permitted to Scheewle! I cke«Hl* A forthwith the amount bid in the torm of burl (nee Jean Berding). 32 gen. (nee Helen Wavrecan) Mr and Mrs James Flae- Certificate . coih certified check or money orde< Gov Brendan Byrne threw continue. Onoiptiono. il appeors GARY SAWMON Inton Lane. Matawan. son. 116 Hudson Ave . East Keans ger (nee Roberta Davis), 24 on tan duptkoie ond m Borouqh Clerk his support yesterday behind The legislation would au- Certlficole of Ton Sole B'OCfc ••. Lot Sept 29 burg, a son. Oct 1 Howard Ave., Tinton Falls, Ooteoltai sole Dec >6 <«)« Oct 4 14 94 proposed federal legislation to thorize $50.5 million Oate of recording lo> Mr and'Mrs John Nugent. Mr and Mrs John McNulty daughter. Oct I. establish the Pine Barrens certlflcole Jon U 19;,» 244 Tinton Falls (nee Joan O'Boyle) 47 East "My bill requires that only Book ond poge ot record (nee Deborah Colngna). 512 Mr and Mrs Clevland National Ecological Reserve ing WP 1103 US MB 17IH 1 MB i70i 140 CONSENT TO TRANSFER Central Ave . Union Beach, Ave.. Atlantic Highlands, a McBee (nee Toni Simms). a small portion of the Pine- Amount ot sal* as if LIQUOR LICENSE in New Jersey lormincertilicatr- I •' '•• . . ii -vv -in an H THIS is to CERTIFY that I am Irte son. Sept 29 sun. Oct.?. 1708 Brockton Aviv. Neptune, lands be directly acquired us- Amount o' oil tai liens Pret.der.tol FRANZESE CORPO occruing lubsequeni t Monmoulh Junction. New Jersey Ac er, (nee Marie Moore) Mid- Mr and Mrs Leonard Rem- ment of Environmental Pro- certificate Shoreiandi* cordlngiy. I hereb1 dell, (nee Ann Morris) 160 hundreds of thousands ol Association irons'er of Ihe hquo Blackpoint Road. Rumson. dlesex Apts. Matawan. a son. ich (nee Dnnna Roxey). 81 tection. tlon and The odverfli . acres. . y ler to Ihe aforementioned Ian Ronald twin girl daughters. Sept. 30 Oct 2 Victor. Ave., Long Branch, The parks and recreation Horen. fa JARDIN ETAT ESPIRITS Certitlcate Mr. and Mrs Robert La- son. Oct. 1 Florio said to protect the 1 PATSY FRANZESE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kan- subcommittee hearing was on Description Os it appear Sworn and Subscribed lo sowski. (nee Debra Hamilton) Pinelands in the traditional on toi duplicate and li before me this ?Ath day ski, (nee Agnes Stano) 12 Mr. and Mrs Daniel An the value of putting thousands Certificate ol Ton Sole BlOCk40 Loi68 Block HI Lots of September. 1977 20 John St., West Keansburg. mack (nee Joan Kennedy). sense would cost at least 10 H' AH vi) V4 Anthony T Bruno Newman St.. West Keans- of acres of the forest lands Dale ol ION tole Dec 16. 1976 Dec » 1976 Attorney o* Low ol New Jersey burg, a daughter, Sept. 30. a son. Oct. 2. 50 Pinewood Ave.. West Long times the amount authorized Oole 01 recording tai Sept. 17, Oct 4 113.52 into a reserve The Pine Bar- certiticaie Jan 13. 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cu- Branch, son. Oct 1 by his bill Book ond poor of record Mr. and Mrs Mark Item rens area covers about one ing MB 3703 MB 3703 ' V lang. (nee Judith Tiumak) 9 Mr and Mrs Olusolo Okun- 247 Regional Notices w-iild. (nee Virginia Russell) tenth of the state "What 1 am proposing is S6 }S6 It) Dundall Place. Hazlet. a son. sundy (nee Lydia Klores). 81 forth mcerlilicole ! ,71704 NOTICE if Arthur Drive. Red Bank, a not to lock up the land as Amount of oil la* liettl THERUMSON FAIR HAVEN RE Oct. 2. Avanel Blvd.. Long Branch, Byrne said lhat while the accruing tubsequent lo GIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF daughter. Sept. 30. though in a museum, but in- ton sole including inter EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dillo- son. Oct. 2. state has substantial land- esi, penalties and colts COMMITTEE will meet in the High Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ker- holdings in the area, the re- stead create an ecological re- loSept 13, 1977 the dale School Library at 8 P M os lisled be wick, (nee Eileen Degnan) 25 naire. (nee Kathi Zmuds) 16 Mr. and Mrs. George Flynn hereof, lest credits 138* 41 M.106 7B. law maining private lands are ex- serve where appropriate October 11.(977 Concord Drive. Hazlet. a son. De Normandie Ave . Fair (nee Marion Schwartz). 23 deem SI .100 S7 SUI 46J U Mothemalics periencing increasing devel- growth and change can be ac- November!, )977 Haven, a son. Oct. 2. Seaside Place, Keansburg, Nome ol person appear Sept 30 opment pressure which commodated," said Florio. "I ing ol owner of land as II English Mr. and Mrs. John Winter, son. Oct 2. appear* on Ihe last tai School Plant Facilities Mr and Mrs. Edward Ben- threatens the water quality want to create a living land- certificate Meadow A , Inc December 13,1977 (nee Gail Hamaksin) 5 Audi- Mr and Mrs. Gary Glfford Social Studies nett, (nee Peggy Allen) 870 N. necessary for keeping up ve- scape where people can enjoy I hereby certify thai the above is a 111) ot ta« sate cerlihcales held by the Student Activities Concourse. Cliffwood Beach, torium Drive. Atlantic High- (nee Maya Ladigenske). 71 Borough ol Monmoulh Beoch. and the lands affected by soict ceriiltcoles toqfth January 10, 1978 getation, such as the oak-pine and benefit from one of the er with the amounts due. to the dote hereof, on said toi sale certificates and lor Art a son. Sept. 30. lands, a daughter. Oct 2 Center Ave . Atlantic High- subsequent municipal lirni wllh inlprcsl. penalties ond costs, incluriina Ihe Industrial Arts forests and blueberry thick- few remaining pristine natu- omounls required to rederm. ov appears on the rpcordl ol the Tax Collector s Home Economics Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garcia, lands, daughter. Oct. 2 Office, and the- ownership ol sold tond-, as appears on ihr tost leu dupticnle ot ihr February 14.1978 MONMOUTH MEDICAL ets ral resources." Borough of Monmoulh Bfoch Foreign Languages (nee Denise Casteel) 210 Paul Mr. and Mrs David Rock- And I further certify that more llion sm months hove eipired Irom Ihe date Business Education Long Branch of the toi sales out ol which eoch ot said certificates nrose. ond that no pnrf ol March 14,1971 Ave.. Eatontown. a son. Ocl. ove (nee Shifra Finkel). 41.1 "The vast New Jersey Pine- ony general land taxes, levied ond ossetifd (or twenty one months ne»l preced- Science 1. Mr and Mrs Victor Burke Ninth St., Lakewood. daugh- lands as viewed from the Special mobile van ing ihe dole hereal ogamst Ihe lo«ds covered by each ol said certiltcnte* has Music (nee Barbara Hooley). (i Main been puirl April II. 1978 Mr and Mrs. Anthony Per- ter. Oct. 2. road give an appearance of a Doled September l], \ JAV SH\HBITT Last Friday. Rarth held a telethon to buy furniture for his She wound up in Femwood's Capn Lounge with 12 hours less cripple" by a tennis accident Judy, as the sister, can't LOS ANGELES ( \P) - Whep last >een Mar> Hariman show and raise legal defense funds He then split for Miami t» to kill, during which lime she helped recall past luslory in slop stullenng unless she breaks something to relieve her had run off with Pallet S^i Dennis FoJej Then Barth (limble fare vague charges, something about young girls Femwood. including Man Hartman's departure with Ihe good frustration came from Miami to Fprnmuxl to host a II week summer talk Monday, life in tiny Fernwood returned to abnormal as •gt Foley show. Kenwood! Night " "Forever Fernwood." Norman Lear\ syndicated sequel to Among events unfolding with or without Hona's aid — Mary Hartman's father Ororgf (Phil Rruns). under- "Mary Hartman Mary Hartman." began seeking its place in — Mary's husband. Tom (Gre| MtUlaVfy), now lives in went extensive plastic surgery because an accident at the American tube history his station wagon, refuses to return to the house he ;ind Mary plant where he works left only the back of his right knee in- True Louise Lasser. who played Mary for 325 episodes once shared tact was gone And the show's theme music no longer featured Ihe - The mayor (l)abney Coleman) was found guilly ol grafl — The surgery changed this human ruin of middle age Make A Date plaintive cry. "MARY Hartman' Mary Hartman'" and such by the city council Stripped l>( his salarv. ho now into a well, consider ih.it Tab Hunter, the Tab Hunter, will be playing George for five or six ntutr weeks A paid directory of coming events fur non-profit organiza- But producer 1.ear's split-level vision of daily soap opera lives in a 16-a-day motel, is flat broke and reduced to hawking There does seem less interest in Kenwood by TV stations tions Rates $2 00 for 3 lines for one rjl). SI Ofl each addi- - comic and cosmic — remains happily intact as |MUl> >ur- his household goods, even "the mayor's comb." on the street with Ihe departure of Mary Hartman from town More than tional line. 13 00 for two days. II 25 each additional line ri'al as ever And it's mighty good to see everyone back, at to make ends meet UK) outlets had signed (or MH 2 compared Io 31 listed for the IS for three to five days, tl ill >:00 430 A CAHOi BURNETT AND Ooden a.m. to 3 30 p m A luncheon will be served. 11 30 a m to 7 MOVIE FWCN06 who sweeps tier oft her feel, but M 4 MOVIE Wild m me Counlrv Part u Laverne determines his true U WNET REPORTS Big Parade ol Comedy IMS 1 p.m Jewelry, furniture, clothing, and home baked I HOLLYWOOD SQUARES • 7 ABCNEWSBfVEf A Conversation with Stephen j NEWLYWEDGAME colors and tries to protect Shirley Clark Gable Jean Harlow goods irom the roving eyed tothano 10:00 Beroer EVENING it MACNEIL-iEHRER REPORT 2 10 LOU GRANT 1:00 HE 11:30 2 NEWS8BEAK Lou ts shocked io find out the nwimmm OCTOBER 6 1:00 Jt 10THEFITZPATHICKS attractive woman he has been 2 .10 THE CBS LATI MOV* Annual Card 4 Mah-Jongg Party, by Middletown 2 3 4 « 7 10 NEWS The FiUpalrictc children are M trying to meet is Ihe rival editor Koiak Anatomy of a Crime I 10 MASH 5 BRADY BUNCH concerned ' about the (amity s from the Today section of ihe 1.1 THE TONWHT SHOW Chapter Women's American ORT at Buck Smiths. Oct 6 An irrepressible prankster from ,1 f*ourwooo CONNECTION finances with a new baby on the Tribune Guest host George Carlin 8 P.M. Game demonstrations, door prizes: refreshments II ODDCOUPIE way and all decide to help out B J s past shows he is still in 11 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE oood form when his visit is Tickets at door 12 donation »O» Sean finds that he is not up to (7) FAMILY/HE- t_ 7 TUf SOAY MOVIE OF THE • 30 holding a |0t> attending school heralded by a report the Provost MR J NBCNCWS and being a lootball hero an at the Marshal is checking to see it B J • MAMUGCFOt Oeath Sentence Cloris Loach Creative Arts for Children, a free demonstration by 5 I LOVE LUCY same time is a medical impostor man. Nick Nolle A ,uror in a NANCYS DC? ^ Helene Melnick of a unique method of relating the arts ol I ABC NEWS J « NATIONAL LEAGUE I 7 THREE S COMPANY murder case discovers thai the music, movement, drama, poetry and visual art at the 1 JOKERS WILD CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFFS II MEDICAL CENTER wrong man is on trial and linds mess NEWS her own lite threatened by ihe Monmouth Arts Center. Red Bank. 4 30 p m Call Mon- s CROSswrrs I 7 FAMILY 1JNEWS • 7 HAPPYDAYS Has Anybody Seen Our Ship On real killer her husband cMi Live from th« Slate University ol mouth Conservatory of Music. 741-8880 UMISTEf* ROGERS My Cousin the Cheat True to ihe learning thai her ei-husband .s I MOVIE 7 00 New Vorh at Buffalo, the wiity planning to remarry Nancy tries Beyond The Law 19H Lee Van Foruarelli code. Forui unit -pave political humorist begins a third QUEST, weekly fonim for single adults Unitarian 2 CBS NEWS nothing more to do with his to break Jp ll.e relationship Cleel Antonio Sabalo 3 EVENING MAGAZINE season ol comedy-witrwnustc Church. 1475 W Front St.. Lincroft. 7 30 p m No ser- cousin when the youth skips specials, spoofing everything II HONEYMOONER3 4 NBCMEWS school and cheats on an eiam 10:30 5 BRADY BUNCH from the Washington scene to mons, but lots of no holdsbarred-discussion of subjects of I MOVIE t GARNER TEO ARMSTRONG 11 TWILIGHT ZONE I TO TELL THE TBUTM rengion interest to single, separated, divorced persons Nominal From Here To Eternity 1954 Burl 1100 7 ABCNEWS Lancaster Montgomery Cliti 2 3 4 8 7 tONCWS ] MMOVIO E donation of 13. includes convivial glass of wine and 9 BOWLING FOR DOtLARS t 1a ONE DAY AT A TIME 12 13 It MAKING TELEVISION S FOREVER FERNWOOO Theyy Made Ms a Criminal IU9 10 CONCENTRATION Anns temper overheats, Julie s • -«T ffceasn k simple eats You may even get a chance to dance For DANCE t UFEOFNLEY AnA n SSheridan. John QarfiekJ 0 II ROOKIES feelings igmie and it could all be sure, you'll get out of your shell II OOO COUPLE hr Mmin I 1$ GETTING ON TOP Of IT OCTOBER «. 7 GENERAL CINEMA THgATWCS Rummage Sale. SI Luke's Methodist Church, corner ISkrtwiiwry-Sl.SO til 1:30 PJ». -Wtd, Ut., tea Washington & Broadway. Long Branch. Thurs . Fn . eve- I M» l4irfl» IWirln—i • "Sttr Wtrt" nings. 5-8 P M To crown Miss UW OCTOBER 7 Chinese Auction being sponsored by the Ladies Aux- EATONTOWN - Miss diately following the cere- the girls' varsity basketball iliary of the Lincroft Fire Co . at the Fire House. New- Paula Satterly. Ocean mony team, as art editor for the man Springs Rd . 8 p m Donation II 50 Township. Ihe reigning Miss Miss Satterly. a graduate yearbook, and was chosen a Monmouth County, will be of Ocean Township High homecoming queen and the crowned Miss United Way. School, is a sophomore at OCTOBER 6. 7. 8 Junior Prom queen At Ihe Hsllw Monday at the Monmouth Rummage Sale. 9-1 p.m.. sponsored by Middletown the College o( New Roch- College of New Rochelle. Mall Elks. No 2179 Main St . Port Monmouth elle. New York State She is she has been on the dean's THE SPY WHO Susan Perkins, recently- studying art and hopes to list, active in basketball OCTOBER 8 crowned Miss America in be a graphic artist in the and designed the college's LOVED ME [Pg Art Auction. L'nitanan Church. West Front St. Lin- Atlantic City, will crown future She presented some summer catalogue croft Benefit Women's Resource & Survival Center Miss United Way in ceremo- of her art work during the Preview 1-2 P.M. Free admission, refreshments, door nies to begin at 2 p m on competition for Miss Mon- The lnited Way 197H prizes Call 264-4111 the Mall stage, lower level mouth County Campaign was "kicked-off" in front of J C. Penney's mi October I. and has set a The Soldiers of Christ will sponsor a Pot Roast Din- While at Ocean Township Both will greet well-wishers goal of 8550.000 to fund H ner, on Sat. Oct 8. from 5-7 p.m There will be a min- High School. Miss Satterly and sign autographs imme- member agencies through- imum donation of 12 50 for adults. SI 25 for children Bay- was active as a (wirier, on out Monmouth County The shore Community Church 185 Ocean Ave . East Keans- new Miss United Way will burg assist in this year's efforts ECKANKAR presents ECK. the LIFE FORCE, the to encourage all COporttloni theatres key to success in unfolding all spiritual powers. Oct 8. to provide payroll deduction 1977. Monmouth Mall CIVIC Auditorium. Eatontcmn Free plans for their employees Introductory Talk & Film. 11 30 AM 12 30 P.M Two Ses- sions 1 PM 4 6 30 PM ATIANTK HIGHLANDS Arts & Craft Showcase. Sat . Oct 8. 10 a m to 6 p.m QN£MA MI out '1.50 Rain date. Sun . Oct 9. plus free entertainment O.T TONITE "THE DEEP' Zappo and Lou Conn's band At 11 am and 1 p m Chil- rum wit. — 7 dren's Theatre Group will perform "Clowns." Admission at the Theatre Barn, tl Thompson Park. Monmouth County Park System. Lincroft OCTOBER 8. 9 Quality Antique Show, sponsored by St Catharine's at CBA. Lincroft. Oct 8. 11 to 8. Oct 9th. 10 to 4 p m Tickets $150 Dealers call 946-2723 OCTOBER 9 The Calvary Gospel Chorus .of Calvary Baptist Church. 23 River St . Red Bank will be celebrating their 25th Anniversary on Sun . Oct 9 Rev Elmo Bean. Bethel AKDMRK IIAKK 141 nr*1MnNMlHi\,.k,,.* AKtNRUSCLL I*- AM E Church. Wilmington. Delaware, will conduct the RUDOLF NUREYEV -VALENTINO" afternoon service at 3:30 p.m In the evening at 7:30 p.m LESUE CARON MICHELLE PHILLIPS ~,CAROL KANE x .. ... I'M.fc,,, MAHKYHINN »<>n< h. KEN RUWII «d MAJIIMK HATIIN there will be a Choir Festival Everyone is welcome "KOWLOON i).....jr. tin nussti t p.. J.-11. I»IN WINKI in -J Matin c HAKII H I OCTOBER 10 Flea Market. St Rose of Lima School. South St. SSSSSHBT STARTS TOMORROW HOOK TO Freehold. Oct 10. 9 to 4 Space $5 Table »3 additional GENERAL CINEMA S Food available Rain date. Oct 15 462-5763 or 4314238 MENLOPARK CINEMA 2 OCTOBER 11 EDISON 549-6767 Parents Without Partners. 644. meeting Don Quixote. 2:15, 5:00. 7:30. 9:45 Rt 34. Matawan. 8:30 "Fathers United For Equal ••••••••••••••• Rights " Dancing. Live music Free hustle lessons 566- 0170 -VlDDLBBEOOI MOVIES TEE MOVIES OCTOBER 15 IT U1 lUi 16*6 HD UNI iexraU luas* U October Fest. dinner, dancing, open bar H P M until 100] 1 AM Dinner served 8 P.M sharp Donation: $12 50 per i WINNER OF 6 person, sponsored by VFW Post 2179 787-9897. 739-2508 MISS PAULA SATTERLY I ACADEMY evenings * AWARDS I Run For Rumson - a five-mile run through Rumson. sponsored by the Rumson Community Appeal Trophies At the movies for fastest runner, fastest woman runner, fastest over 50. The These schedules are pro- STRATHMORE CINEMA I- 10:30 Race Victory Park Registration $3 by Oct 11 to OneOn One |PG> ? IS 9 IS DOCTOR vided by the theater and the STRATHMORE CINEMA II- Lincoln Peter Dixon. 21 Sailors Way times are for today only. Srookey ond ihp Bandil IPGi' ' ZHflAGO MENLOPARK Secrets kept hidden Conspiracj ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CINEMA I- Little Silver PTO Garage Sale. Sat.. Oct 15. 10 to 2 ATLANTIC CINEMA- Sior Wan (PG) 7 l< J Ji ' "> » 10 WDwplPGl 1 IS? » CINEMA II- for 1OO years Ml. UM. MOD. I rM. p.m. Markham Place School Auditorium. Little Silver EATONTOWN Porflon Von AHoir IP&I J x t % 10 COMMUNITY I- MIDDLETOWN are now mm MatArlriLir IP&I 7 H 9 10 UA MIDDLETOWN I- Breast of Turkey Dinner Holmdel Community COMMUNITY II— Pordon Mon Affair i PGl ' "> « ' revealed. Tne Rpmont D( fl JO 9 -IS ' B^.tlila*l^ TBn AEm MOVIEUMfndS i mim MIDDLEBROOK MOVIES I— JAMES BOND MMTMAf Y FEUHUN OCTOBER 16 Grand Thell Auto IPGl ' 10 9 H» TWiASTMMMIOr Th« LOT' Bfmone o' Beau G*OP IPGI MIDDLEBROOK MOVIES II- •THE SPY WHO LOVED M Cub Scout Pack No 137 Flea Market. J M Fields ' «.• ]* STioliev and thr Bandi" IPGI 7 iS, 9 JO MALL MI RID BANK ^ 7i4S-ti1M+H•uuoit M 1*1 UW. MONn. 1 P.M. parking area. 11 a.m. to 4 p m * Rain dale Ocl 23 Spaces Thr Hopov Hoohfr Gwt To Wmhmn MOVIES Ill- $3. Call Tom Nnbiliv 739-0704 or Noreen Smith. 264-8170 Ion IR) 7 IS 9 10 Gone With The Wind (G> '30 HAZLET MOVIES IV- TBE MOVIES PLAIA- Vnokey and Ihe Bandit < PGl ' 4S « )0 I KUXmr tWMDS WKiM I im Tnp Hoppv Hookrr GOPS io Wishmn SHREWSBURY OCTOBER 1H tonlR) ; JO "» !•> CINIMA I- DB. ZHIVAOO I *u.st«KCAST RT IS DRIVE IN- The Spy Who Loved Me (PG) ' 30. » MIDGI100 F.I Belford Engine Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary 4th Annual Tnp Hoppv Hooker Goei To Winning 9 tS HWH.W.HI ton (R 1 tS '• ?', My Pitaiurf K M/ CINEMA II- MI SUH JM ,s Chinese Auction. Buck Smith's. East Keansburg. K p m BuliiMMRI V 41 YooLighl UpMy Lili- (PG) 7 .10.9 30 1: KEANSIURG CINEMA III- Oct. 18.1977 Donation $1 75 COLONIAL Gmnd Th«lt Auto (PGM Ml. 9 10 Smohf/ n"d tip Ba'irtil (PGl ' W, 9 }•, WOODBRIDGE MIDDLEBROQE MONIES LONG tRANCH WOOOBRIDOE THEATRE- OCTOBER 26 MOVIES I* Clo^efi lor iiirinnina The Spy Who Lovert UP IPGI 7 HI THE NCO I CQ AUSTUCAST Crazy Hat Chinese Auction, sponsored by Port Mon- 9 i\ MPAA RATINGS 7:00, HO, I Ml » MI001 TOO f»« G—Genernl aud>rnrps mouth First Aid Auxiliary, to be held at Buck Smith's MOVIES II- MT. WN. «OH. MO-MO lilO-Ut. MM. MM. MS I The LoO Re p ot ftrmj G«tp i PG» PO-All (10*) STAHTS TOMORROW « A FLAGSHIP THEATRE N[AB YOU ' is n JS. io i . 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