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VOL. 100 NO. 66 SHREWSBURY. N. J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1977 15 CENTS Manalapan takes teachers to court MANALAPAN — The dispute between the Manalpan-Eng- The union warned last week that it would stage one-day lishtown Board of Education and its teachers moves into' the strikes without warning every five or six days. courtroom today. Marge Rucker. chief negotiator for the Board of Educa- This comes on the heels of an unannounced strike by the tion, said Ihe school board was caught by surprise by the job three-quarters of the system's teachers yesterday, which action. failed to close down the schools She said children were on their way to school when Ihe The strike, however, did inspire the Board of Education to board learned that the teachers would not be in. The schools seek an injunction today to prevent the teachers from making were kept open with substitute teachers and administrators. any more walkouts There are 4.200 pupils in the six public schools of the dis- The board, at a press conference early last night, an- trict. nounced it would seek the restraining order this morning from Word of the strike was passed from leadership of the Ma- Superior Court Judge Thomas 1. Yaccarino nalapan-Englishtown Educational Association to the building The board said it would seek the injunction to prevent an- other teacher job action and also expressed hope that Ihe judge would instruct both sides to conduct round-the-clock ne- The Mataican picture, page 3 gotiations to settle the dispute. The Marlboro situation^ page 3 Joseph Murphy, chairman of Ihe teachers negotiating committee, said round the clock negotiations would be a representatives according to Mr Reid. Representatives then step In Ihe right direction for labor relations In Monmouth informed teachers that a strike had been called as they came Caaaly. to their respective schools Meanwhile. John Engel. board president, criticized the In addition, an airplane flown by a strike sympathizer teachers for calling the strike saying that the teachers have carried the banner: "Manalapan teachers on strike — chil- refused to bargain with the board in an attempt to resolve the dren go home." The plane flew over the schools early in the dispute, which centers largely over pay hikes. morning He said if the teachers had called the strike out of frustra- Mr Reid estimated that nearly 90 per cent of the teachers tion after bargaining, '"it might be understandable, but this is took part in the strike. not the case. This however, was disputed by the board which said Hie teachers march in Manalapan one-day strike "They have refused to come to the table," Mr Engel more than 25 per cent of the teachers reported for work. said, "and are striking without even trying to resolve this sit- Classes were maintained, the board said, by using 47 subsl uation " lute teachers, and IS supervisory personnel In Ihe class- Both Ihe teachers and the board have two more days in rooms. In Brookdale dispute which to settle Ihe dispute without affecting the students be- Mr. Engel said the board intends to keep schools open for cause the schools will be closed today and tomorrow In obser- the full school day in the event of another walkout, and warn- vance of the Jewish new year. ed that teachers who strike will not be paid unless they report "This strike demonstrated unity and got community inter- for work. est." said Mel Reid, president of the Manalapan-Englishtown The one school where the majority of teachers reported Students plan suit Education Association. "Board preparation has proved to be (or work was the lark Mills School, according to Mr Reid. inadequate. If we should have to continue this action the "Only about nine teachers were out," said Peg Jackson, a By DORIS HITMAN stive. Mr Gallagher said board should close the schools on those days we strike." he non-striking teacher at the Clark Mills School, "and that's out "We're letting all sides know we're willing to take thai de- said. of some 40 teachers who are assigned here." I.INCROFT - Brookdale Community College students. terrent." he declared to student applause "We'd like to con- Teachers are demanding thai the Board accept a Public "We had a smooth day," said Robert Castellano, principal dactarUaj they will be the victims of the Impending faculty tinue our education." . . r Employes Relation! Commission (PERC) fact-finding report of Clark Mills School. "It was a smooth program." ttrBtt, yeattrday voted to bring a 1750,000 breach-of-contract Brookdale President Donald H. Smith told a press confer- as the basil for negotiations The report recommended a A substitute who asked not to be identified said that the lawantt against the county college if the teachers walk out ence earfer yesterday. "I don't know how we could offer the $2,000 per teacher increase over the two year contract period day had gone by easily although the children were somewhat The faculty has threatened to strike next Monday unless a expected educational program if the faculty doesn't come on Teachers are alsa demanding binding arbitration and confused by the early goings-on. 23 month-long contract dispute is settled. The Brookdale campus on the llth." the presence af a PERC mediator at all negotiations. She said there was no problem with the picket lines in the Board of Trustees yesterday warned it will seek a court in- In a prepared statement, the SSB said the "tentative fac- The Board has accepted the language of the fact finder's morning. junction ordering the teachers back to the classroom if they ulty-authorized strike ... is a disgracingly serious blow to report but refuses binding arbitration or the presence of the Mr Reid said that yesterday's strike had had a generally strike Brookdale's impressive history " PERC mediator favorable effect on the community. "There's much more of IV Fatally AiMClallea and tri>lees, who are haisllng Tke students yesterday rebuffed Ike few attempts to The Board has offered a $1,700 raise over the (wo year pe- an expression of community Interest," he said. "Parents are saalaly aver mulrnum salaries, are scheduled to meet at get them Involved with the Issaes af the caalract dlspale riod. $800 the first year. $900 Ihe second. See Manalapan takes page $ la* hargalalag table agala this afternoon. aid rejected a Faealty Association bid lo address the About ISO students attending a Student Services Board meetlag. (SSB) emergency meeting yesterday on the strike threat re- When one student urged "bring the faculty and adminis- fused to take sides in the labor dispute and roared "no" when tration In so we can decide whose side we're on." Charles Hugh Gallagher, a student government officer, demanded Hebbel, SSB president, asked the meeting. "Do you want lo "an you ready to pay money and put up with a strike?" take sides?" Coverup on Lance? With aaly three "nay" vales, the students vtled to "No." the students chorused •flag a clau actlea nil agalast Ike college If Ike faculty "We had that all last Spring." another student said WASHINGTON (AP) - A Senate committee is being the Atlanta regional administrator for the comptroller of the ilrfces. Mr. Gallagher said the sill would roatend thai the The reference was to a week-long symposium the Faculty asked to find out if there was a coverup of Bert Lance's finan- currency. college tailed la live ap to what he said Is Us CMtractaal Association conducted last April instead of scheduled classes. cial problems before President Carter named the former Tarleton removed restrictions placed by federal exam- oMfeiUM to provide the sladeats with the educational ser- The faculty said the symposium was to protest allegedly un- Georgia banker to head the Office of Management and Budg- iners on the Calhoun Ga. First National Bank, which Lance vices far which they have paid. democratic campus government, but many students viewed et. headed as chairman of the board, two days before Carter an- He said the suit would seek $750,040 in damages, $225,000 the cancellation of classes as a job action. Sen. Charles Percy. Kill . raising the question of a cov- nounced Lance's selection as budget chief. of It tuition refunds and the rest In punitive damages. "The faculty is fighting with the administration, and erup yesterday, said lie wants to call the President's former The suit was recommended by two attorneys who gave that's their problem, not our problem." James Brainerd. Colts But in prepared testimony, Tarleton said Lance did not the student government "freebie" advice. Mr. Gallagher said Neck, declared. "The only problem we students have is to get ask him to lift the restrictions. He said they were lifted "be- He said the SSB will hire an attorney. an education." He planted azaleas and LaBelle expects cause the bank had returned to sound operating procedures The SSB hopes Its readiness to go to court will deter a See Brookdale students page I to see them bloom in spring, page 2 and for no other reasons." Lance planned a meeting with Carter at the White House today. Press Secretary Jody Powell said It was a normal ethics adviser, John L. Moore, to testify at the Senate Gov- weekly get-together and he didn't know whether Increasing Claim: Falsified expenses ernmental Affairs Committee hearings into Lance's financial demands for Lance's resignation would be discussed. affairs. Moore, now chairman of the U.S. Export-Import Bank, After hearing testimony from Robert Bloom, who was act- was special counsel on ethics and conflicts' of interest for the ing comptroller of the currency at the time Lance was nomi- transition group that helped set up the Carter administration. nated for the budget post, Percy said: Moore took part in a telephone conversation with Lance, Car- Charge 3 bilked authority ter and others on Dec. 1 in which problems at one1 of Lance's "There are all the elements, it would appear from the tes- FREEHOLD - The chair Indicted were Fred Varlese each charged with one that these expenses were not timony, of a coverup." banks were discussed. man, vice chairman and the of Fourth St., Union Beach, coast of oblalalng moacy incurred by these men while The Senate panel, holding hearings on Lance's financial In announcing his intention to call Moore as a witness, they were in Denver attend- vice secretary of the Bay- authority chairman and may- aider false pretenses ffd affairs, scheduled, testimony today from Donald L. Tarleton, See Lance page 1 shore Regional Sewerage Au- or of Union Beach; Andrew one af misconduct In of- ing a convention as represen- thority ware Indicted by a Simonsen of Old Hill Road, fice. Simonsen is charged tatives of the authority. r county grand Jury yesterday Holmdel. vice chairman, and with three counts of ob on charges of bilking the au- Arthur Lembo of West St.. talaiag money under false Lembo is also charged with Fat cats aren't around anymore thority of a total of $628.26 by Union Beach, vice secretary pretenses aad three of mis- falsely obtaining $10.70 and allegedly listing false ex- and a Union Beach coun- conduct In office. Varlese. $20 by listing on their By MARK MAGYAR would be paid for," noted Mr. McMahon, a 15-year veteran of pense! on their travel vou- cilman. vouchers two charges for EATONTOWN — The era of the Rumson cocktail party is the Monmouth County Republican Finance Committee. mileage to and from Newark. over, and the new state campaign finance law killed it, crack By limiting individual and corporate contributors to $(00 chers. Lembo and Varlese are In separate indictments, the three are charged with falsely i The indictment maintained Republican fundraisers agreed yesterday. each, the new public financing law has forced gubernatorial representing expenses on that they knew the charges "The big fat cats aren't around anymore," said Joseph R. candidates to gear their fundraislng efforts to the business- their vouchers for a con- were false because they had McMahon of Rumson, surveying the 200 businessmen and pro- men and the professionals of the middle and upper middle vention in Denver, Colo., Oct. 8 been driven to and from New- fessionals he had gathered at the Old Orchard Country Club class, the GOP fundralsing experts agreed. The Inside Story through 11,1«74. ark In a vehicle owned by the for golf, cocktails and dinner with Raymond A. Bateman, "Government is more open and democratic now because authority and driven by au- GOP gubernatorial hopeful, at $200 a head. of the new fundraising law," Mr. McMahon asserted. "Candi- Lembo Is charged with will- thority personnel. "The way it used to work, we'd throw a couple little pri- dates have to go to the grassroots, not the power brokers, and THE WEATHER fully and falsely listing Hems vate cocktail parties In Rumson, the Democrats would tap that's a godsend." on the voucher for food, lodg- The Indictment charges Partly cloady taday with showers possible their big Hudson backers once or twice, and the campaigns ing and transportation total- that Lembo listed these ex- See Fat cat* area't, page J loalgat aad tomorrow. Complete report on ing $158 92. Varlese is charged peases aa his vouchers be- t with falsely listing charges tweea Oct. 12 and Dec. 21, farts aid fiction re weight control I for these same Items plus 1174 aad thai Varlese listed Tab U "Tke" week far AL East trio 13 gratuities totaling $176.02 them aa his vouchers be- Orioles daw gap; Phillies top Hues II Simonsen Is charged with tween Oct. II, aad Nav. II, falsely listing charges for 1174. Bridge Advice II DAILY REGISTER these same expesnses totaling Simonsen is charged with Bastaen II PHONE NUMBERS $120 44 falsely representing to the au- Mate Office S4J 4»H Cbualfled 21-2J The Indictment maintained SeeCharge} page 1 Ceatfe* II Tall Free.: «71-tSM Crossword Punk 11 Till Free Ht-IIM Trade Wlads Health Spa Tonight "towtowa" Editorials I Ctaislfled Dept M2-I7M Now taking applications for Wed., Phoenix. Thurs., Ar- Eatertaiameat li ctrcalatioa Dept. ...54Z-4IM the winter season. 842-3242. cade. Trade Winds, Sea Bright. 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TRENTON (AP) — How about a candidate (or gover- M I time clock. His ball*! slogan IS "One for All" aid ke have no political party I have no political expiWnce 1 JiUas Levla, Ike eiwIMale «l tie Socialist Later nor who vows to put elected officials — including the gov- ik* gives IMS advice la Ills ballet statement "Ekrt a have no money I need no money — I accept nickels and Party, CMredes at Ike start of kit statement Ikal ke It ernor — on time clocks* leader wltk foresight aad a big stir* " dimes to help with my gas." MI trytlg M wla Ike election Hit party's platform calls far lae education ol workers toward Ike abolition of rapl There's a candidate who promises to confiscate the Charles Spekter. the Communist party candidate, While some politicians take pains to conceal physical property of employers who try to leave the stale. promises to provide a job for everyone and he wouldn't afflictions. Bill Gahres would turn a liability Into an as- Another will be telling voters. "Don't elect Frank let employers take jobs out of the stale They might want set Some of the other candidates also seem lo be running Flowers unless you are madder than blue blaies " to move because of the heavy taxes he would impose on primarily for the opportunity to put their message before "I am a physic*! wreck because of an advanced case the public in the ballot statements. Some of the most intriguing political literature avail- business, while letting citizens with income under 121.000 of heart disease." he says "But 1 believe my interest in There's Jasper C. Gould, whose statement is a recita- able this fall will be coming to every voter under a new a year go tax-free the problems of others, plus the ability to use my mouth, tion of a 10-year-old court case he lost and a charge that state law that proposes a campaign statement up to 500 Fran^ Flowers also advises voters not to elect him if far outweighs my physical impairment." words long for a free mailing by the state they want higher taxes or a long list of other burdens the state officials and judges were involved in a con- The state Election Law Enforcement Commission lias The most succinct message comes from Chauncey Gahres is running on the ballot slogan "Right, to spiracy to deny him his rights. He does make a gesture to collected statements from the two major party candi- McSpintt, whose ballot slogan is. "Cheap Chauncey. L'p- Die." which refers to his support of legislation that would the campaign: "I am the only candidate." Gould says. dates and 13 of the It* independents start" He says: let people direct that life not be prolonged by extraor- "that has documented proof that your constitutional lib- erties and freedom are in jeopardy " It's WUUm ZsJdlsin »•• promises u pat even »lflclal "No sales Tax' No income tax' No more fat cats' I dinary medical measures LaBelle Lance: Not aware of overdrafts ' We'll be here when the azaleas bloom added. "Bat again, tkls Is In baaklag situations, aid Ike re By ANN BLACKMAN have been very complicated, which is why most people don't was nothing wroag with Ike way II was htcaise Ike funds Associated Press Writer understand them " As she tells it. this ability to comprehend the complexities were In Ike bank . . ' WASHINGTON - Bert Lance has planted azalea bushes of his own financial dealings are assets to him as budget di- Mrs Lance said she didn't know how they spent the mon in his backyard here "If it will give you a hint." says his rector , ey they were overdrawing from their checking accounts "I wife, "we plan to be here to see them bloom in the spring " Then how. she was asked, could the Lances pledge the think it went for a number of different items I don't have same stock dividends as collateral on two different banks for anything lo do with that basically I just know that it was not Despite the controversy surrounding her husband's finan- 1 cial dealings. LaBelle Lance says she would be surprised if he two different loans' illegal and that it never lasted very long, and I know that a note resigned his post as director ol the Office of Management and Mrs Lance's brown eyes narrowed and she took a sip of was always there with a note saying to transfer it lo whatever Budget iced tea from her crystal goblet "Now. I'll tell you one. account needed it thing." she said "I feel very strongly that my husband has "I don't think it will even be talked about until after the "Some of them were definitely overdrafts, but not the Senate hearings." she said in an Interview yesterday done nothing dishonest and nothing wrong He'll answer those things in the Senate hearings." kind of overdrafts that a housewife makes with $25 and not "If Bert should ever decide that he would be less effective $25 to cover II ..." as budget director, then I think he would sit down with the Asked if she has sensed any weakining in President Car- ter's support for her husband. Mrs Lance said. "No I think Mrs. Lance said her family used the airplane owned by President and talk about it But I don't think that time will the National Bank of Georgia, which Lance headed, because SHINES SILVER — LaBelle Lance shines silver In come before the Senate hearings Thursday, she said the President feels - very justly so — that the Senate com- mittee should have their chance to hear Bert, and Bert should the bank gave him full use of the plane the Lance home in Georgetown section of Wash- Mrs Lance was at home polishing silver when a reporter The past few weeks have been difficult ones. Mrs Lance ington yesterdoy. She told the Associated Press have a chance to speak before them and answer many of called to ask if she would discuss her side of what has become these misrepresented allegations and charges said But she continues to attend prayer meetings, do volun- she and her husband plan to be there in the spring known as "The Lance Affair " She agreed immediately teer work and housework and write poetry Reports show that Lance and his family frequently over- when the azaleas he's planted come up. She said a book of her poetry, called' "Strength for These .An hour later ske was sitting In her formal parlor In drew their checking accounts at the bank he ran until 1974 Days." will be published next spring And she-said a publish- her Georgetown home, wearing a vibrant red dress ker And they paid no penalises After that, the Lances paid inter- ing company has asked her to write a book called "This Too kusband bought her this summer because he Ihouuhl ske est but continued the overdrafts Will Pass: Crises in the Lance Family " needed some cheering up. Al tie time. Mrs. Lance said, ske was not aware Ikal Mrs Lance smiled The book was requested before the Illegal homes "Bert has a tremendous intellectual mind and his mind ske kad written bank overdrafts Ikat went ns klgk ai present controversy and would be about different problems grasps finances well ' she said "His business affairs S1IMM. "Aad I don't believe in kavlng overdrafts" ske she said

Former Rep Bella Ab net 3 fines Two American balloonists People' Maury Smith, cited an "ir- cast version of the show tig, one or five losers In who splashed down in the retrievable breakdown of tonight at 8 p m before de- By Jl'LIE MCDONNELL New York City's Democrat- chilly North Atlantic off of youth I imagine it will the marriage" and said "at- ciding It shows Pryor. RED BANK - Three women charged with operating ille- ic mayoral primary, can Iceland yesterday in an un- all be filmed in Britain, al- tempts at reconcilation are nude from the chest up gal boarding houses were found guilty and fined 150 each, plus have a new career in the successful attempt to drift though you can't really tell impractical or futile and denying he made com- 110 court costs, in Municipal Court here yesterday movies — if she wants it. from the United States to until you get the finished not in the best interests of promises lo get his show on After Mrs Abzug conceded Judge Abraham Zager imposed the fines on Madeline Europe said they were in script " the parties " The petition the air Then, as the cam- Sims. 117 Catherine St.: Charlotte Carter. 92 River St.; and defeat early Friday mom- good shape but "we won't also noted that "there ex- era pulls back, he adds Joan Jenkins. 212 S Pearl St . for housing more than two ing. Otto Preminger told give it another try " Ben 1. Jesse Coalter received ists such a complete in- "I've given up absolutely boarders in their homes without a license, a violation of her she could have a role in \bruno. 47. and Maxle An- prison terms yesterday to- compatibility of tempera- nothing " A full-length shot borough ordinance a new movie he is making derson. 44. both from Albu- taling 310 years for his part ment the parties can no shows him nude, save for a Everyone thought the ec- All three women pleaded not guilty to the charges querque. N.M.. spoke to re- in holding 11 hostages at a longer live together as man flesh-colored loin cloth that centric producer was kid- The summons were issued in July and August by John porters in Reykjavik Cincinnati home for unwed and wife " gives a realistic impression ding Preminger insisted Minton. code enforcement officer, following inspections at where they landed in a U.S. mothers Common Pleas. he's been emasculated each address yesterday that he was so Air Force helicopter after Court Judge Thomas Nurre Miss America. Sasaa Per- NBC said in a statement it Mr Minton testified yesterday that he spoke to each of serious that he plans to being rescued from their refused a request by the 42- kins, had more observations felt the skit "was in the defendants when he made the inspection, and that they in- write in a part for Mrs ballon s floating gondola year-old L'tica. Mich . man yesterday She told report- appropriate and a bnef edil vited him into the houses and gave him the names of persons Abaig in "The Homeland." after the contraption iced to be sent back lo Lima ers premarital sex was was made " being boarded there to be filmed in Israel up They were wet. weary Stale Hospital where he none of their business, that Mrs Carter and Mrs Sims had three boarders each, and and disappointed was undergoing treatment she favors the ERA amend Mrs Jenkins had five boarders. Mr Minton testified for mental problems In- ment. opposes alimony and Returning to Montgom- Television child actress Lawrence Carton. Middletown attorney representing all Blng Crosby. Bob Hope stead, the judge imposed 16 has mixed feelings on abor- ery. Ala . yesterday, under- Danielle Speicer is off the three defendants, asked Mr Minton if he had told the women and Dorothy I.amour are consecutive sentences total- tion. going abdominal surgery in danger list and reported to Rlrkard Pryor going on the road together ing 310 years Houston. FBI director-des- be in stable and improving (See related story page 23.) one final time. Crosby told Accusing NBC of "stifl- ignate Fraak Jokason Jr. condition at a hospital The a London Palladium news A divorce petition was ing my creativity." comic said he would be ready for 12-year-old actress, who Zero Model's understudy. conference yesterday They filed in circuit court here Richard Pryor hinted yes- Senate confirmation hear- plays a sassy little sister on Josepk l.roo. will replace (hat they did not have to admit him to the house, raising the are to co-star in "Road to yesterday on behalf ot'Gov terday he may cancel his ings "within a few weeks " television's "What's Hap- the late star In the Broad- question of whether Mr Minton might have violated their the Fountain of Youth" to George C. Wallace, seeking contract with the network If Johnson's recuperation pening." left the intensive way-bound drama "The rights be shot in Bntain. the 73- to end his six-year mar because it cut a brief skit continues on schedule, the care unit at Santa Monica Merchant" Director John Robert Thaler, borough prosecutor, objected to the ques- year-old crooner said. "It is nage to his wife. Cornelia. from the premiere show of Senate Judiciary Com- Hospital Medical Center Dexter said that rehearsals tion before Mr Minton could respond, and said Mr Minton just about two old gaffers The petition, signed by the his new program He said mittee hearings could be yesterday, a hospital with Leon playing Shylock had identified himself and had been invited in searching for the fountain governor and his attorney. he'll wait lo see the broad- held next month spokesman said would resume immediately After several minutes of discussion. Mr Carton finally dropped the question when Judge Zager said that, if a con- stitutional question was to be raised, he would adjourn the case so that a higher court could take up that issue Mr Carton then said no proof had been offered to show that the three women did not have rooming house licenses Flexibility, not names would move board After a brief recess. Mr Thaler introduced into evidence a list of all licensed rooming houses in the borough, which did MATAWAN - It's flexibility, not name-calling or bully- mant relusal to change a single comma, period or word in the Mrs Marshall termed the MRTA demand for a 35 per not contain the names of the defendants ing, that will move the Matawan Regional Board of Education proposed new agreement." cent salary increase for a one-year agreement "absurd." Before Judge Zager announced the fines. Mr Thaler from its position of impasse with the Matawan Regional Mrs Brenner attacked Miss Marie Panos. MRTA presi- "The board has attempted to keep spending at a min- noted that Mr Minton had found all three defendants "ex- Teachers Association. dent, charging that she "seemed more interested in vituper- imum as can be attested to by a 4 per cent increase in the emplary individuals " in that their premises, and the boarders, ative rhetoric and headline grabbing than dealing with the current budget However, the association Is demanding a 35 This was the thrust of a statement released last night by appeared to be "well takencare of." economic and educational Issues." per cent Increase. This is absurd," Mrs Marshall declared Mrs Judith A Hurley, board president, and Mrs Marilyn The defendants could have received a maximum fine of "Miss Panos's irresponsibilty is clearly shown by her Brenner and Kathleen Marshall, board members She added that the association demand would add $2 1 $200 and up to 30 days in jail. statements that she is engaged in 'Viet Cong Plan I.' and that million to the current board .budget of $14 million and pointed Mr Carton said his clients "thought they were operating "What will move the board is some indication of flexibility such tactics are perfectly acceptable . ... The board remains out that the consumer price index for the New York and within the framework of state law." adding that some of the on the association's part We need to be reassured that they ready, willing and able to resume negotiations at any mu- Northeastern New Jersey areas during the past year has ri- boarders had been referred to the three homes by "govern- share with us concern for the children, the parents and the tually convenient time and neutral location and to deal positi- sen 5% per cent — "substantially below the demands of the mental personnel" taxpayers of this community." Mrs Hurley said. vely with the . issues which remain outstanding," Mrs association and far closer to the poposals already advanced She added that the association has "continued its ada- Brenner added bytheboardd." The board has offered a 4% pencent salary hike, and Ger- ald L. Dorf, the board's labor relations counsel, has said the Weather: Cloud Jy •»*• . 1 board is willing to go still higher The MRTA has scheduled another meeting of its negotiat- Partly cloudy today, consid- TIDES erablc,e cloudines, «s with scat,- Matawan... impasse stands ing team at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Hilton Inn, Tinton Falls erablr e cloudinesr s withr scat- roBsandSandy Hook tereIprprdl chnurprshowersc tonightnniuht ananrdi totn-. ^nu Miss Panos has urged the board to attend. By BOB BRAMLEY "Since Mr. Dorf has advised applause from the teachers settled as smoothly and as Mrs. Hurley stated she cannot confirm the board's attend- morrow Highs today and to- TODAY - High 1:1) pm MATAWAN - Last night's the MRTA that he will be with her peroration: quickly as possible." Mr Ed- ance until she hears from Jack Tlllem, mediator assigned to morrow 75 to 80 or about 26c. and low 2:39 p.m. crowded meeting of the Re- available Wednesday or "Between now and wards pleaded. the negotiations by the 'state Public Emoloye Relations Com- lows tonight in middle 60s TOMORROW - High 9:07 gional Board of Education Thursday. I assume the board Thursday the board has to do A rueful note was sounded mission, i Precipitation probability. 10 am and 9 21 p m and low brought no significant change will be there, too," she added some real soul-searching and by Bruce McCutcheon. high per cent today and 40 per 3:04a m and3:24 pm in the impasse between the Mrs. Hurley made no reply avoid a confrontation .. . The school athletic director, who cent tonight and tomorrow For Red Bank and Rumson board and the Matawan Re- Speaking during the public goal of negotiations is not spoke of the plight of the var- Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph bridge, add two hours; Sea gional Teachers Association portion of a meeting attended conflict: it is not con- sity football team members. today and tonight Ocean wa- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; A demand from Miss Marie by pfcrhaps 300 students, frontation; It is settlement." "If a strike comes, we'll ter temperatures, upper 60s Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Panos. president of the teachers and school district she declaimed have to forfeit our first con- Showery weather is predicted utes; Highlands bridge, add MRTA. for assurance that the residents, Miss Panos deliv- A housewife rose after the test," he said. He warned for the late week 40 minutes. entire board will meet with ered what she called position clapping subsided. that students on the team Pass me teacher representatives at 8 statements for the MRTA, "If Miss Panos is that long- seeking athletic college schol- p.m. Thursday in the Hilton scoring the board for wasting winded at your negotiations. I arships may lose as much as The Daily Register Inn, Tinton Falls, was parried money setting up negotiations can why it's costing us so $10,000 per game. by Mrs. Judith Hurley, board in the Hilton Inn in Tinton much money. Let's get down In regular business the president. Falls when there are confer- the dough The Sunday Register to business and get the dam- board accepted with regret ence rooms available In the ned thing settled." she urged, PubKtIWOby The RM Bonk fitgillcr "I cannot confirm any the resignation of Dr. Mar- ElWIrirwdin 1171 by John M Cook ondHtnry Clor meeting until Mr. Dorf ad- school district. drawing a roar of applause lene Berrnan, high school vice MoMONICI vises us that the PERC She also took the board to from the district residents. principal, effective Oct. 31 or Oft RtQii'cr PIOIO, Shrtwlbwry. N J 0//OI mediator has set a date," sooner if a replacement can at midnight" task for allegedly squander- Several other district tax- •ranch QHicti •»••• »• M,d«W0»n. N J 0UU Mrs. Hurley declared ing other funds which might payers urged the board and be found. Moranoulh Count, Courlhouu. Fittnold. >l 0»)l J7» Oroodwoy, Lono Bronch N J onto Gerald L. Dorf is the better have gone to teachers the MRTA to settle their dif- Approved were tuition rates stottnouu. innion. N j mn board's labor relations coun- or "athletic fields that are a ferences and get on with the for pupils received from other Mtmbfr ol tht Altocioltd Pr»u Tht Auocioftd P sel; Jack Tlllem, a mediator disgrace," "leaky storage business of educating the chil- districts during the 1977-78 oeluitvtly to IM u» ol on m« local ntwi pnnltd !rt« nfwtpoptr Q\ .Hi oi oil hr nnrt on) dUpolcMi appointed by the Public Em- trailers and unused office dren. school year. Tuition in grades ploye Relations Commission trailers on the high school Among them was Matawan kindergarten through 8 will to resolve an impasse de- site." She alleged "deplorable Township Councilman Ernest be 11,820; in grades 8 through SKend Cloli pcntocx pom ol RM Bom. N i tint ood ol M.ddlt conditions In the science 12 it will be $1,743. town. NJ 0774. Puolllhfd Sunday through Fnaoy Mon lutmrmhoni clared April 14. Edwards. payout I" odvon« "I don't think the board labs" and charged the board "I would like to see the B and S Landscaping Inc. T»fm Bally Sunday Doily ond should watt for any one per- with permitting "a school dis- sides get together and get it of 144 Aberdeen Road will Only Only w, ment," Miss Panos retorted. Miss Panos drew a roar of nervous tension. Let's get it price not to exceed 12,375. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1977 TheDalyfegfcter 3 Floods kffl7 KANSAS CITY (AP) - Seven persons were known dead and hundreds were stranded in submerged cars and flooded homes today af- ter two days of torrential rains in Ihe Kansas City area, authorities said Widespread lowland flood- ing and heavy crop and property damage were re- Teacher, children file out of Manalapan tchool ported in northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri Police sent boats on res- cue missions throughout the Manalapan takes teachers city to aid persons trapped in submerged cars, mobile (Continued) Non-striking teachers, at Clark Mills school, after a hur- homes and houses near asking the board to go lo the table " ried conference with Mr Castellano. decided to leave all al small streams, rivers and once. They also called the police to watch the exodus "Today I saw some angry, parents," he continued. "Bui lakes There was some taunting of the non-strikers by Ihe pick- mostly parents were confused " * \ The rains that began Sun- eters but no serious Incidents occurred Plcketers also occa- Later in the day some tension developed as nnVstriking day night subsided early sionally Impeded the convoy's progress teachers prepared to leave the school ^*X, today, but the National Mr. Reid did not say how long he expected such actions to Weather Service said more continue. "A two week strike stretched out this way could last JMtpk Narphy, head of Ike teachers' negotiating com was on its way Nearly 12 until Thanksgiving." he said "It depends on community reac- mlUee, spill the plckrlers Into two croups Each group inches had fallen by 1 am. tion A concerned community will accelerate a settlement." ctvered Me exist front ikr school. a one-day rainfall record for Kansas City. Power outages and dis- The Country Club Plaza ter. sas City near the Blue Riv- ruptions in telephone ser- shopping mall in south Kan- The southern outskirts of er were hardest hit by the Mass and council Brookdale vice also occurred in Kan- sas City was standing in the downtown area and local flooding, a police sas and Missouri. more than three feet of wa- parts of southeastern Kan- spokesman said. (Continued) quite harmonious Mr. Brainerd. who is a legal resident of California, said le is paying $1,000 tuition for five classes al Brookdale as an SHREWSBURY—The ex this year It would grant a re- out-of-state student peeled clash between Police quested pay raise only if the Several students yesterday said there Isn't any way Chief Raymond "Bucky" Ikey CMM make up Ihe time or money a strike would cost Television inloxificalion chief retired In two years, an- Mass and Borough Council nounced thai the borough was them over the chief's salary and his fortunate to have a chief "My instructor told us we might make up the time lost by professional obligations failed "willing to give his time and having class during Christmas vacation, but thai would mean to occur last night. effort In further police busi- I couldn't work then, and if I can't work then. I don't have Ihe money for next semester's tuition." one student declared led boy to kill: attorney Instead Chief Mass. whose ness" temper has been known to "We're on a four semesteryear. with seven working days While neither side would 1 rise at the mere sight of coun- volunteer the reasons for the off between each semester. How do you make up time' " Mr MIAMI (AP) — A defense attorney hopes lo use a defense "diseasing his mind and impairing his behavorial controls " cil, provided pleasantries and unexpected compatibility. Gallagher said of "television intoxification" to prove that a 15-year-old boy Zamora and Darrell Agrella. 14. are accused of breaking polite Informal-ton on his Chief Mass announced hap- "I'm 35 years old." he added. "I waited to go back to col- charged with shooting an elderly woman tn death was ad- into the Miami Beach home of Elinor Haggart. 83. on June 4 request for $500 to help cover pily after the meeting last lege. I work six nights a week I want to go on to Rutgers, dicted to television crime shows. and shooting her to death with Mrs. Haggart's own gun and expenses for the upcoming In- night that council had last and I don't want to be held up." Principals to the case say attorney Ellis Rubin could stealing $415 and her car They are to be tried separately as ternational Police Chiefs' As week begun "hnnest-to-God. Mr Hebbel said the SSB was researching Ihe question of break new legal ground with such a defense in the Sept 26 adults. Agrella's trial is set for Nov. 7. sociation convention In Los good faith negotiations" on how a strike would affect scholarship aid studenls already trial of Ronald Zamora Rubin disclosed in earlier court briefs that he would show Angeles next month his salary, stalled at Ihe same have received. "Without the influence of television there would not Zamora "became intoxicated with the TV dramas and lived And Mayor Joseph K Den- 117.658 figure since January. "I'm behind this." one student said of the SSB's vote lo have been any crime." Rubin argued at a pretrial conference them as if they were his own life " nis, who was a member of MS, ne tke college. "Bit I'm worried. Thrrr quarters of a mil Monday "When his parents would come home from work they council's salary negotiating Council President Dorothy tteo Mian! Will tkal collapse Brookdalr?" He claims Zamora s constant exposure to TV crime shows would find him on the floor watchingTV." Rubin said re- committee which said earlier B Manson. irritated that the "Brookdale has insurance lo pay us if we win." Mr Heb- such as "Kojak" and "Police Woman" a television film de- cently "He would even skip school occasionally to go home chief had already accepted an bel replied picting the Charles Manson mass murders was responsible for and watch afternoon television shows invitation to lead a workshop Protesting the "no sides" policy, one student said. "If you at the chiefs' convention, don't pay them, you don't have decent teachers And who will Charge which will run Oct 1-6. said want to be here next year if there's no decent teachers?" she really didn't see any ad- But another student protested "the law suil won't affect (Continued) vantage "this little borough" the faculty If-we sue. the school administration gives us our thonty between Oct IS. 1975 receives from Chief Mass' ac- money back, il doesn't come out of the faculuty's pockets " Claim MCAP officials lied and Jan 21. 1176 that he had tivities in the international Mr. Hebbel said yesterday's meeting was tke best at By MARK MAGYAR members still don't know how paid I1M M for air tare to police chiefs' association leaded SSB meellag ever. Tkere are more Ikan 8OM stu- last night that MCAP officials by Bayview Nursing Home EATONTOWN - The Mon- much they lost on the oper- Puerto Rico to attend a con- He said the borough's other deau earolled Ibis s*mesttr. delayed turning over financial and/or its previous operator. mouth Community Action ation vention for the authority administrative personnel The Faculty Association had asked to address the meet- information to his committee Arthur O'Neal Program (MCAP) slopped op- William J. Seamen of Wall, where in reality he knew he regularly attend professional ing "We went io their meetings, and they wouldn't let us In." until the nursing home's - The Bayview Nursing erating the Bay view (Scenic chairman of MCAP's Scenic only paid HUM for air fare. conferences and conventions Mr Hebbel said "This meeting was closed to (acuity and ad- books were -subpoenaed by Home and/or Arthur O'Neal View) Nursing Home eight View Nursing Home Com- "We all go to learn con- ministration the Attorney General's Office received "as rent or rent ad- He Is accused of obtaining months ago. bul MCAP board mittee, charged in writing $30 74 under false pretenses cepts to benefit this "But, they were here." he added, nodding toward the knot and were no longer available vances a total of $22,250. of In another count in the in- borough." the chief said "Do of people In the hall outside the open meeting room for review. which only $3,000 represented dictment. Simonsen is you question your other ad- In a signed statement at- rent payments due. leaving a charged with falsely repre- ministrators like you do me?" tached to his committee's re- balance due MCAP of senting to the authority be- "I don't know of any others Tat cats aren't' port. Mr. Seamon also $19,250" tween Oct (. 1973 and April who have gone so far." Mrs Brookdale says: (Continued) charged that unnamed MCAP Mr. Seamon's committee officials lied to MCAP report recommended that 16. 1(74 that he attended a Manson retorted, referring lo But Robert C Stanley. Jr.. of Middletown. chairman of trustees at a special board MCAP administrators take convention in Toronto, Can- the Los Angeles convention the Monmouth County Republican Finance Committee since meeting on May 16 when they "immediate steps" to recoup dada, (or the authority on site 1967 and a member for 10 years before that, pointed nut that Oct. 5 and 6. 1173 whereas he She and Councilman Robert No arbitration stated that the financial infor- the losses to the Internal Rev- the finance law has its loopholes mation he had requested was enue Service, and that "im- was not in Toronto on those G Minehardt voted against By DORI KULMAN rageous." I)r McAfee said "The angle around it is to make your check out to the Re- dates but was elsewhere, not approval of the $500. which is LINCROFT - The Brook- "You wonder why they would being compiled for submis- mediate legal action" be tak- publican State Committee, which then gives it to the candi- sion to the members by May en against Bayshore and/or at a convention in the police budget for the dale Community College go on strike with salaries like date." Mr Stanley said. Tke Indictment charged trip Board of Trustees yesterday they're getting." 31. Mr. O'Neal for the balance There is no limit on contribution to state party com- "Only through the threats due MCAP. that he wllllilly listed on Councilman John Newman declared il won't consider mittees, but party committee contributions are not eligible for The Faculty Association of a federal court suit did I kit vticher expenses (or and Robert D. Standley ap- binding arbitration to resolve matching funds from the Election Law Enforcement Commis- "It's time we washed some has said the board's proposal get to look at (the in- food, lodging, Irais- proved, leaving Mayor Dennis its 23-month-long contract dis- sion. of our linen In public. Instead to cast another yes vote to would "redline" 71 faculty — complete) records." Mr. Sea- porUllon aid gratuities lo- pute with the faculty and av- Mr. Stanley applauded the $15 million ceiling imposed on of hiding it behind closed UIIIR 111* M break the tie leave them without raises be- mon stated "1 ... was advised erred it will seek a court In- gubernatorial campaign spending by Ihe new election law doors." asserted Herbert E "I asked the chief several cause they are at or above (on June 23) that the majority The three authority mem- junction if the teachers carry "We have to control the costs of campaigning, and this is Werner of Eatontown. the questions and have received a maximum now. Dr. Smith of the records were subpoe- bers are charged with mis- through their threat to strike a good first step." Mr Stanley said "Bateman and Assem- MCAP board member who in- package that contains Ihe an- said yesterday the proposal naed on April 14 by the at- conduct in office in con- next Monday blyman Thomas H. Kean spent $700,000 and $600.(100 each just troduced the committee re- swers." the mayor noted. the board put on the bargain- torney general's office." nection with these charges At a press conference yes- on the primary " port in Mr. Seamon's ab- The indictment charged that Among other documents, terday. Dr. Donald H Smith. ing table last week would In Oct. 1976. MCAP took a sence. "redline" 51 faculty mem- The man in charge of retiring those primary debts — and five year lease with an option the three held positions of the "package" contained let- Brookdale president, and l)r raising Sen. Bateman's $1.5 million — is Dan Johnson of South public trust and betrayed this ters signed by Gov. Brendan Walter S. McAfee, chairman bers, none In the first year. 16 lo purchase on the Bayview After sustained questioning in the second year. 26 more in Brunswick, finance director for the state Republican com- Nursing Home, which state of Wilbert C. Russell. MCAP by obtaining money under T. Byrne and other officials of the trustees, said the four- mittee. false pretenses commending the chief for his the third year, and nine In the health officials had just shut executive director, and Ray- year package the college is And while Mr. Johnson is convinced that Sen Bateman's work on the state's new crim- fourth year down for 90 safety violations. mond Scott, chief fiscal offi- As commissioners of the au- offering amounts to an in- "broad appeal" will enable him to raise the $1.5 million max thority, the three received an inal justice standards. In Jan 1977, MCAP closed cer, Mr. Werner ascertained crease of $1.7 million for 169 Dr. Smith agreed with the imum much faster than his Democratic opponent. Gov Bren- annual salary of $2,000 each. down Bayview. which was from Mr. Scott the Bayview "I feel it's in the best inter- faculty members for an aver- Faculty Association's con- dan T. Byrne, he admits that he occasionally yearns for the Simonsen and Varlese have still in violation of 16 safety project was funded with state ests of the borough to vote age increase of $10,000. The tention that faculty salaries less hectic days of past campaigns. been members of the author- regulations and housed just and county monies. yes." the mayor announced. increase the Faculty Associ- account for only 28 per cent "It used to be that we could just go out and get three or ity for 10 years and Lembo. a eight patients in a home Chief Mass, who said lie ation is demanding would of the Brookdale budget, but four guys to put up $10,000 or $15,000 each." Mr. Johnson s'aid member for five years where 27 patients were re- hasn't missed an international mean an Increase of $2.6 mil- said "Brookdale provides pa- "Now we need 60 guys to raise that amount It takes a lot quired to meet operating These indictments were police chiefs' convention in 19 lion over the same period for raprofessionals to assist the more work and a lot better planning." costs. COLLEGE handed up to Superior Court years, will chair a workshop an average increase of faculty in teaching, tutoring Yesterday's Old Orchard fundraiser drew a statewide session on civilian and mili- $15,000. they said. Judge Merrill Lane Jr.. coun- and laboratory work. Brook- crowd ranging from former Notre Dame quarterbacks Angelo The nursing home burned BOARDS tary liaison. ty assignment judge. The mjaor hassle is over dale provides a testing center Bertelli of Clifton and Frank Tripucka of Bloomfield to for- down the following month and maximum salaries. Under the so faculty don't have to moni- mer New York Giants Coach Alex Webster of Spring Lake was taken over by New Jer- REVIEW board's current proposal, no tor or proctor Iheir own and a slew of Monmouth County GOP candidates. sey Underwriter's Insurance Prtpoffltion for maximums would be set for exams, most colleges require Co. Jrt.tS.wort 1976-77. the first year of Ihe faculty to counsel or advise a Teachers to give Nov. t Doc. SAT Exam* contract, and maximums number of students but The repossession removed would range from $18,500 for MCAP from the temptation of Brookdale. provides full-time Lance ClaoooaotartSun., an instructor to $31,700 for a reopening the unprofitable student development special- (Continued) SopL2S.(«M-12Noon public their view full professor in 1977-78 and ists for that. Brookdale pro- home, but it left MCAP sad- Percy said he had no evidence that anyone outside the comp- HoMatlMwDolH.S. 1978-79. and from $19,200 for vides para-professional learn- dled with two major financial Now Monmouth Mr. Popkin has maintained an instructor to $33,000 for a troller's office was Involved in a coverup. But he added. "1 MARLBORO - Teachers ing assistants In laboratories problems. Mr. Seamon's re- Hilton Inn, Tlnton Folio here will begin a program to that the association will not full professor In 1979-80. the hope to call Mr. Moore to testify as to what his knowledge to relieve faculty of having to was and why he didn't transmit this information about port revealed: Exit IDS, O.8.P. explain their position to the go below a 1900-950 Increase last year of the contract. set up, to be there and to su- Lance's financial trouble to us " — The Internal Revenue community on a contract dis- In the second year, and ac- Over the four year period. Ihe pervise cleaning up ... other Service "illegally levied" For Into* At Monday's hearing. Bloom admitted he made a mis- pute, according to Joel Pop- cepting the board's first-year board proposal would amount colleges require their faculty $10,133.79 of MCAP's income Fnjo DltgnoiVc Tttti leading statement to the Senate committee during con- kin, head of the Marlboro offer Is contingent on accept- to a 7 per cent increase for to do all those things." Coll M29100-477-2600 firmation hearings on Lance but denied that any information from the nursing home and Teacher's Association. ance of the second-year offer. three years and a six per cent was deliberately concealed applied it to prior taxes owed Meanwhile, the teachers The teacher's association, hike for the fourth year. Dr. Dr. McAfee said the board are only working a seven- said Mr. Popkin. will hold Par- McAfee said. "will not submit to binding Bloom testified that the Dec. 1 telephone conference call was about how to handle press inquiries about restrictions hour day. They are not doing ent-Teachers Association The Faculty Association arbitration" even in the face extra-curricular work, coach- meetings in each of the of a strike "because the re- placed on the Calhoun bank. The call involved Bloom. Lance, wants a $1,500 across-the- Moore, Carter and Lance's attorney. Sidney Smith. Ing or anything not called tor schools so the teachers can board increase in the first sponsibility rests with this in their contracts, he said. explain their positions. Filers, year of the contract and no board." The dispute between the as- he said, will be distributed in maximums until the final "We don't fear the results sociation and the Board of the community. year. Dr. McAfee said, when of binding arbitration." he Our Branch Managers are Education is presently in fact- Teachers will also be hold- the union-proposed max- added. friendly too... All 29 of them. finding. ing meetings in their homes imums for the 180-day year \ The current board offer to present their view to par- would range from $22,657 for See the Central Jersey Bank Manager nearest you. an instructor to $37,014 for a Smoke hearing set gives the teachers a $1,600- ents and other sectors of the They will be pleased to meet and serve you. 1,700 increase over a two-year community. full professor. That would TRENTON (AP) - Public contract period. This would "Hopefully." said Mr. Pop- equate to an increase of 9 per hearings will be held next result In an average increase kin, "this will put pressure on cent for the first three years month (Oct. 20 In War Me- of approximately $700-750 in the Board of Education to and 8.3 per cent in the final morial Building) on a state the first year and approxi- settle. There are a lot of year of the contract." he Public Health Council regu- CENTRAL JERSEY BANK mately $800 more In the sec- teachers who are very anx- said. lation that would ban smoking »CO»MMCNTOFFICES ft)XKW VOU'MODUOH HOMGUTH OCMN IKON "The union request is out- ond year. ious about this." in all public places. MEMBER FDIC 4 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.1977 IIHHIMIMIIMimmiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIUMIIHIimiMMIIIIUIHIIIHIIIimilHHIHIIIIIIIHIIUIIIIObituaries I troidstein quits, blasts Williams, Carter

illlMIIIHIIIIII IIHIIIIII IIIIIIIMIIIItllllllllltllllltllMIIMi NEWARK Catholic Church. Giri- municant of St Anthony's Ro- legislation was Bateman $418 50. and the pairs paid three brothers. Joseph and falco. Italy. (CONSTRUCTION CO. Hwy. 35, MJddletown man Catholic Chiirch. Red Ml 50 There was no box bet Dominick Cnstofaro. both of Donations to the fund Despite wide-ranging de- Bank payoff Surviving are his widow Plainville Conn and another should be sent to the Dr bate, the state income tax re- brother living in Italy Michele Cristofaro Memorial mained the decisive issue be- Mrs. Marcia Ash The Damiano Funeral Fund, in care of the Colonial tween two major party candi- Home. Long Branch, is in First National Bank. Holm- dates LONG BRANCH - Mrs charge of arrangements del-Keyport Road and Spring Bateman said. "There Marcia F Ash. 85. of 26 Ho- Valley Drive, Holmdel. N.J . won't be 15 votes in the next bart Manor, died yesterday at 07733 Further information on state Senate — and you need home Mrs. G. Davis, the fund is available from 21 — to renew the income tax. She was born in Port By- Mrs. Frank J O'Donnell. Rt under any election circum- ron. NY., and has lived here succumbs at 101 34. or Mrs Douglas M Mit- stances " RAYTEX- ' 31 years. She was a member LONG BRANCH - Mrs chell. 2 Eagle Hill Road. here. of St. Alban the Mart\r Gertrude Davis. 101. formerly The governor declared. something fa Church, here. of Dudley St died Sunday at William A. Luettchau "Ray Bateman has vet to Mrs. Ash was a retired em- Monmouth Medical Center Patrick C. Clear) ploye of the Long Branch Mrs Davis was born here UNION BEACH - William Housing Authority She was and lived in the city most of A. Luettchau. 70. of 358 Bay- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS the widow of Sydney Ash her life view Ave. died yesterday in - Patrick C. Cleary. 73. of 11 Surviving are a son. Her husband. J Harry Riverview Hospital. Red Ocean Blvd . died Saturday at Charles Dutcher of Syracuse. Davis Jr.. died in 1945 He Bank. Monmouth Medical Center. N.Y., a daughter. Mrs, Do- •was president of 4he former Born in Newark. Mr Long Branch rothy A Bell, here; five Citizens National Bank and Luettchau had lived here 30 He was born in Forest City. grandchildren, and nine president of the Monmouth years He retired three years I'u . and lived in Trenton for Save up to $3 on many popular stytssl Tim great-grandchildren Plumbing Supply Co.. both ago from l.uetu-hau's Gro- 50 years before coming here cery, which he operated here I* the tune to find the shape-rnaksrs and The Woolley Funeral Home here two years ago From 1946 to controien you want, specially priced is in charge of arrangements Surviving is a niece, Mrs 27 years 1971. he owned and operated Every BODY uve* — now thru Oct. Mi. He was a member of Grace Cleary Pharmacy. E State Gertrude Auger, here. All 'Instead' Bra* — $1.00 off John I.. Soltis The Flock Funeral Home is Methodist Church, St James St. at Johnson Ave.. Trenton. 1106 Tricot MIDDLETOWN - John I. in charge of arrangements Ave.. the Senior Citizens Club Mr. Cleary was a past pres- reg. 8 50 of Union Beach, and the Har- ident of the Mercer County 1136 Plunge Tricot Soltis. 68. of 16 Melrose Ter . reg. 8.50 Frank J. Vetter ris Gardens Fire Co Pharmaceutical Association died yesterday at Riverview 1716 Convertible Strap Hospital. Red Bank RED BANK - Frank J Mr Luettchau was the hus- and of the Hamilton Township reg. 7.95 He was born in Long Vetter. 84. of 1 Molly Pitcher band of Helen Patterson Board of Health He was a 1776 Plunge Convertible Strep Branch and had lived here 24 Village Apartments, died yes- Luettchau. who died in 1961 trustee of St. Joseph's Roman reg 7.95 He is survived by his mother, Catholic Church. Trenton. #110 Soamtew Tricot years. He retired in 1974. as a terday at Riverview Hospital reg. 8 95 lithographer with Singer Co . here Mrs Katherine Luettchau; Surviving are his widow. •6110 Beige Seamiest Tricot Elizabeth, where he had been Mr Vetter was born in two sons. William and Step- Mrs. Marguerite Dollan reg. 80S • employed for 23 years Newark and had lived in West hen Luettchau. and a brother. Cleary; a son. James M 1111 Seamiest Lace reg. 8.85 aw TJI Surviving are his widow. Belmar 25 years before mov- Edward Luettchau. all here, Cleary of Washington Cross- 'Living' Bra - $1.00 oft 1159 Mrs. Josephine Soltis; a son. ing here two years ago and a sister, Mrs. Viola Wil- ing, Pa., and two grandsons son of West Keansburg reg. 6.50 John T Soltis of Oakhurst; a He had retired 25 years ago The M. William Murphy Fu- The Bedle Funeral Home. neral Home. 1863 Hamilton 'Cross Your Heart' Soft Sider Brat 1.50 oft daughter. Mrs Ann Gray of as a paid fireman for the when you buy two (same style) Toms River; a brother Harry North Bergen Fire Depart- Keyport. is in charge of ar- Ave.. Trenton, is in charge of •961 Tricot FlbertW J. Soltis of Shrewsbury, and ment, and had served 15 rangements. arrangements reg. 5.95 now i tor KM0 three grandchildren years before that as a volun- 1962 Tricot FuHy Padded reg. 5.96 now 2 lor KL40 The Flock Funeral Home. teer fireman •966/976 Tricot Long Branch. Is In charge.of He was a member of the rag. 4.95 new I tar Mr arrangements Firemen's Mutual Benevolent 'Croat Your Heart' Cotton Bras Association, and a member of $1.00 off when you buy 2 #35/45 the Old Guard of Point Pleas- reg. 4.50 now 2 lor MO* aw. Ptoth Notice* 136 (stretch straps) ant CLEARY - Pot,,c» C ol Mon reg. 4.95 now 2 tor MO mouth Wedicol Center on September Surviving are his widow. 'Free Spirit' Pantskners - $2.00 off 10. 1977 Hutfwnd of Morguer.le (Do' k»> Clewy In the J4th yeor ol mi lile Mrs Susie M. Weil Vetter; a •2784/85 The relative* and lirendi ol the fomHy son. Albert C Vetter of Mid- reg. 12.95 Wednesday ot I A w from me M Wil dletown; three sisters, Mrs. Free Spirit' Body Briefer. - $3.00 of) Ham Murphy Funeral Home al 114} Barbara Tomy of Barnegat. SOIVMG MORTGAGE WORRIES #2766 beige tesmlets soft cup Chmtian Burloi ol 9 A w in the St Jo reg. 19.95 ieph i Church Inlermenl in New Co Mrs Elsie Henninger and With mure aid mere Amerlcaas baylag their «w» tvory Cemetery In Savreville. U J 12789 beige tetmwes llberfM Frlench may call ot the funeral home Mrs Louise Beibel, both of htmes, tkere ku btea a tremeadras laerease la the ase reg. 19.95 now II TueidOV from < v p M Point Pleasant, and two al Hfe lasaraare I* guraalee mtrtgage payments la the • D and DO cups $1.00 mars eveal that the family wage-earaer sbeald die before ••XL4XXL 1.55 more CRISTOFARO - «,cntn. granddaughters. we,«Lof 71 Eon Main s« . died Sept cemptttlag Item. 17. IfTT Beloved husband of Roche! The Worden Funeral Home devoted father ol Solvolore and EIKO' Oae type ef policy - asully referred to as Reducing beth Funeral Thunooy. Sept is ot » of Red Bank, is in charge of Tens - (fieri aretettlea Itr Ike leagta of tke mort- Home. US Third Ave . Long Branch arrangements gage-paymeat period. It lakes Its aame from tke fact Moil of Chmtion Burial at 10 o m Sf Oat tke ameaat of protectloa decreases eack year as Anthony 1 Church. Red Bon* Entomb mefttGlrllalco. Italy FnenOt may con William A. Delk tke ameaat yoa twe ea yaw mortgage grows less aad

Wednesday. ? t ond I v p m in I NEWARK - William A. less. Althaagk yea pay Ike same premiam rate eack tlowtrj. donation) to si Rocco C year, Ike decreasiag pretectiea leatare makes tke pre- Ginfalco Holy Delk. 68. of 788 Hunterdon St.. mhuB rale relatively low - caasMerably below tkat ol died Sunday at home SOLTIS— John L ol 16 Meiroie renter Term msanaee lor tke same period of years. Tju- Middletpwn. N.J.. on Sept 17. He was born in Long Aaetker policy eftea ased lor lab parpose, plas addl ot II am from (he Fin"- Funeroi Branch and had lived here 24 Home. 743 Broadway. Long Branch. Uoaal family prateetfoo. Is Ike Family lacome Policy Friend* may Coll Wednesday I 4 and 7- years. He was a self-em- t p.m. Interment Woodbine Ctmeiery. This Is a comMutloa of redadag term aad slralgkl Ule. Oceanport ployed laborer If yoa have aavqaesUoM aboat tab coverage, drop by Mr. Delk was an Army vet- VETTiFR — Fronk J . ogt U. on S«pf 17. 0' I Molly PllCtter Village. eran of World War II sjtrauw! $szw: Surviving is a sister. Mrs. loved brother of Barbara Tomy Elite Belle Williams of Long Hermlnoer arid Louise Belbel Loving • WILLIAM MUMMY AUiMO grondfermer of Helen S and Jeonne D Branch, and two nieces. Vettef Funeral lervlcil on Thursday ISttl . at 10 am at the Worden The Flock Funesal Home. 714 WEST PARK AVE., OAKHUflST rrot Home. M E. Front St., Red Long Branch, is in charge of J Interment Monmoulh Memorial Phono 531-ottBtl. Your one slop answer Fert. Tlnton Falls Vltltotlon arrangements. glo complete insurance coverai W. ;•». WtdnMdar, 3 5. 1 » p m s SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.1977 TheDtfaVRegMer 5 Shrewsbury eyes NO MINIMUM BALANCE DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAl cable TV system COMPOUNDED DAILY

SHREWSBURY- Borough Council will discuss a prelimi- 0/ YIELDS nary ordinance on Oct. M paving the way for the borough's /r> Pit hookup to the Futurevision cable television system ASNUM Gene Bailey, Futurevision manager, said last night the one- time installation charge would be 121 for the basic cable ser- vice and the monthly service charge would run KM Addition of the system's popular Home Box Office service TWMBORO would hike the installation tee slightly and the monthly charge to $H 95 FEDERAL CADILLAC SEVILLE ELEGANTE — The 1978 Co ter console includes courtesy lights, fold-down or- Mr. Bailey said the proposed Shrewsbury system would be dllloc Seville Elegante emphasizes versatility in mrest, pen, writing tablet and provisions lor a tape operated by Mid-Jersey Cable TV. a Futurevision subsidiary SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION this International size car with Its distinctive blend storage cabinet or telephone Installation. Cadillac that was already servicing six other Monmouth County mu- of elegance and sportlness. Interior features leath- plans to produce 5,000 ot the automobiles in 1978 94 BROAD ST ^42 EATONTOWN nicipalities 0404 er and vinyl door and seat trim with segments of model year, He said the cable TV system could provide coverage of lo- perforated leather and suede-like accents. A cen- cal sports, school programs and newsworthy events like the council meetings. Public hearings will be held the same night on a 13-page or- Frustrated in Shrewsbury dinance required to Implement the federally required flood in- surance program and an amended road repair ordinance in- creasing the monies available for engineering fees. 'We've appealed it and appealed it." said Mayor Joseph F Dennis of the flood Insurance. Democrats ask for probe Council has gotten nowhere in its appeals, however, and for a homebuyer in this borough to find a mortgage on a home in a designated flood area, the seller must have the federal in- SHREWSBURY—Local ation has changed sjnce last made to some phone calls at the most two," Mr. Stew- surance. Democrats, frustrated by month. which had occurred prior to art said. "Leaving this va- The amended road ordinance will release 125.000 of an origi- Borough Council's continued The list ol suggested re- the (August) meeting. cancy (or six months is very nal H40.000 appropriations ordinance to cover higher than an- failure to name a replace- placements included two for- unusual (or Shrewsbury." ticipated engineering fees connected with a major street re- ment to a Democratic seat on mer councilmen, Robert W While the Republican coun- "I think it's just arrogance surfacing project. council, have asked the Mon- Stewart and Frederick w cilmen last month called the on their part." said John R Borough Attorney Martin M Barger said last night he had mouth County prosecutor to Yorg, Nelson II Murphy, a time remaining in Mr. Huff Crothers. local Democratic earmarked (5.000 for the fees without consulting Leon S. Ava- see If the lack ol action viol- council candidate in Novem- man's term too short a time municipal chairman kian. the borough engineer. ates my state laws. ber, and Donald A Kuhlman to worry about, both Mr "The best thing we could do Mr. Avakian told council that engineering fees had already After Robert J. Hoffman. In a letter sent this morning Yorg and Mr. Stewart said is take a couple of hundred reached 110.700 and could go as high as 120.000 for the project. the sole Democratic coun- to Clinton E. Cronin. acting that traditionally vacancies in dollars and take this t'o SUMMER Council moved to eliminate planned resurfacing of Parker cilman, resigned on July II, county prosecutor, the this borough do not go un- court," Mr. Stewart said. Place, estimated at (4.820. and Park Ave. between Sycamore borough Democrats submitted Shrewsbury Democratic Club filled for very long. "But we don't have that Ave. and Crest Drive, estimated at $14,800. to balance the CLEANUP a list of four suggested ap- referred specifically to provi- "It's usually one month, or couple of hundred dollars." road budget pointees By law, the replace- sions of the 1975 Municipal ment would have to be a Gova/ning Body Vacancy Act The two streets will be included In the second phase ot the road resurfacing project. SAVl ON NEXT YEATS FUEL HUS Democrat who would serve Mr Stewart, who signed the Natural gas meeting set Mayor Dennis appointed Robert G. Minehardt and Robert •T SHVK1MG YOU* I0UH AND IURNH NOW. until council's Jan 1 organiza- letter for the club, cited a 1976 D. Standley as council representatives to a new committee ion meeting. case involving the borough of NEWARK (AP) - State Jersey. It delivers about 70 $25.00 being set up to interview prospective planning consultants for The all-Republican council Rutherford In which, he said, energy officials were to meet per cent of the state's natural the borough. Call ...291-0236 and its attorney. Martin M the courts said a municipal tomorrow with officials from gas supplies through pipelines Barger, have stated that body must consider replace- the Transcontinental Gas originating in the Southwest The committee will include members of the Zoning Board of amendments to state laws ments for a vacancy "in good Pipe Line Corp. to discuss and the Gulf of Mexico. Adjustment and the Planning Board in an attempt to settle on a single planning consultant to advise all municipal bodies. McCONNELL make It unnecessary to fill faith " plans for bringing natural gas Officials of the firm hope Council also moved to expand the present Shade any vacancy occurring within "If council were proceeding from future offshore rigs in the company will play a ma- Tree Commission to five members, appointed Paul Fabry as FUEL OIL COMPANY the last six months ol a coun- properly, as we Interpreted the Baltimore Canyon into jor role in transporting gas a school crossing guard and named John S. Cook to a vacancy cil term that court case." Mr. Stewart New Jersey. discovered in the Outer Conti- on the Board of Health. And in any event, Mayor said. "It should have consid- Commissioner flf Energy nental Shelf. Joseph F Dennis, also a Re- ered each name on the list." Joel R. Jacobson and Charles publican, said last month he "Since borough officials A. Richman, director o( the didn't find any of the (our have an affirmative duty to energy department's Division persons sufficiently qualified carry out state laws. It is pos- ol Conservation and Planning, to appoint to the vacant seat sible that their failure to were to fly to Houston today At last night's council meet- make an appointment con- for the meeting. ing. Mayor Dennis said nei- stitutes a nonfeasance of Jacobson said Monday he ther his opinion nor the situ- duty," the Democrats' letter expected to tour offshore rigs Sweaters! fonts! 25-4O%oft staled and onshore support facilities, ' $13422 SO-SOR TURTLES, COWLS, SKIVVIES 9.90-12.90 The Democrats, who num- including gas separation Robert Lowell ber about 590 registered vot- plants. Orion and Creslan acrylics many with the feel' of ers here, are particularly mil- "If they plan to build these cashmere . . . and the price Is gentle, tool Stripes, heather-looks, timely solids — featuring gray, black, dies in IN.Y.('.. things in New Jersey, we led that their list of replace- mat, camel and morel NEW YORK (An - Hob ments was passed over so want to see how they operate $13 ACRYLIC PULL-ON PANTS IN BASIC COLORS 9.90 trt Trail Spence Lowell Jr. a lightly now." he said. Boston "Brahmin" who be- Wonderfully priced to save you enough tor several palrst "They should have at least He said he has a responsi- Find gray, black, rust, camel and other colors. came one of the nation's gone through the motions and bility to see that the coastline $15 SHETLAND CABLE-FRONT SWEATERS 11.90 moM-acrlatmed poets, is dead discussed the qualifications of was not scarred environmen- Full-fashioned pullovers — a marvelous traditional look re- at M of an apparent heart at each one and voted on each tally when the gas is obtain- discovered to layer over turtles and shirts. Hand washable one. " Mr. Stewart said. ed. "At the same time." he In wool and nylon. Choose from 5 fall colors: heather The Pulitier Prizewinner The letter to Mr. Cronin added, "It is our responsi- gray, heather blue, heather beige, red, navy. All above In Misses' Sportswear. was stricken as he rode into suggests that there are "in- bility to see that the state is Manhattan from Kennedy Air- dications that the Sunshine not shortchanged in its lair port. Lowell had been on a Law (the slate open public share of this fuel " visit to Ireland, where his meetings act) may have been Transco is the largest pipe- third wife, the former Caro- violated, since reference was line company serving New line Blackwell and their son live. He Intended to spend a (ew days here before going to Empty house burns twice Boston to resume his long- time duties as a lecturer at PORT MONMOUTH - An The second fire was report- Harvard University unoccupied house undergoing ed to police at 3:30 a.m. by an renovation along Rt it here unknown caller who apparent- Assassination fails was heavily damaged by fire ly saw heavy smoke billowing early today, the second blaze out of the house. Chief Su- ANTIBES, France (AP) - at the structure in less than pienski said the second fire Masked gunmen tried to as- M hours. started in another part of the sassinate the Shah of Iran's Fire Chief Chester Su- building sister, Princess Ashraf Pah pienski said he would, ask Firemen from Port Mon- lev), as she rode in her Rolls- county fire officials to in- mouth were on the scene for Royce along the French Riv- vestigate. more than 90 minutes, and iera early today, police re- The first blaze at 12:10 the East Keansburg First Aid ported the 57-year old prin- pm yesterday was minor and Squad was called to stand by. cess was unharmed, but her was believed to have been TheTmall frame house was lady-in-waiting was killed by electrical in nature, accord- elevated about 10 feet olf the a bullet In the head and two Ing to the owner, Mrs. Ann ground by wooden props, friends also in the car were Jefferson, whose home is next which were not damaged by wounded, police said. to the fire scene. the blaze

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Associate Editor fluence Bui now big-time sources confirmed, as one put FBI agents In charge of the mobsters are beginning to it. that "Big Crime can't investigation through a hos- feed on the new prosperity flourish without politicians " tile grilling * , TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 13. 1977 force, operating out of the Mafia money from Florida, state attorney general's of- The Fat Man. posing as an The effect was to take the for example, has gone into out of siale gangster, began wind out of the investigation fice, hired a nationally-re- ANDERSON This one zaps radar detectors — and anybody Mississippi's vending machine nowned undercover agent to frequenting underworld One FBI official told us the industry state investigators infiltrate the Dixie Mafia He haunts on the Cult Coast He would cost WOO a week for Ihe Washington intervention caught in the middle* report Mafia figures from is Uo-pound Manfml Raron let it be known that he want- protection of his prostitutes, might be "construed as ob- New Orleans, according to alias "The Fat Man." who ed to set up a vice operation according to his confidential struction of Justice " FBI sources, also tried to lake has operated on both sides of in Mississippi and needed to reports Occasionally, some of There is no evidence that over the Heidelberg Hotel in the law In his time, he has arrange the nqht protection his girls would be picked up Eastland was aware of Moul- Jackson Only the alert action been arrested for half-ado/en He was directed to the and would have to pay small der's alleged involvement in of the FBI prevented It crimes, ranging from larceny Jackson offices of an asphalt fines But they would always the political payoffs To the But the Mafia doesn't have to attempted rape and haspaving contractor, named I.eo be released It was made best of our information, he a corner »n organized crime spent at least six years in the Hall, who has been convicted clear that a share of the pro- contacted Ihe Justice Dept in Mississippi The South has slammer of two felonies We have had tection money would be paid about the Moulder case at the developed its own crime syn- access to Baron's confidential to higher authorities urging of powerful political dicate which state in- But more recently, the col- reports to the organized In an earlier column, we re- friends in Mississippi. orful Baron has risked his life vestigators have dubbed the crime task force A secretly ported that Moulder had Meanwhile, Baron sought to help lawmen break up no- "Dixie Mafia " recorded tape of his meeting come under FBI investigation marked money lo complete torious crime rings He has I'nllke Its Sicilian counter- with Hall is in Ihe possession for allegedly coercing a the pay-off to Hall. Moulder helped to put murderers, safe part the Dixie Mafia is non- of the Mississippi attorney young woman to submit to his and his political allies. The crackers and organized crime hierarchical, without dons general's office Baron told sex demands Confidential request was turned down The figures behind bars lie as and godfathers It has its fin Hall that he wanted to put 10 FBI and police documents sex charge against Moulder serts. no doubt truthfully, thai gen in illegal activities prostitutes into circulation in charge thai, otherwise he was also dropped He remains the underworld has issued throughout the South Its the Jackson area Hall repl- threatened to serve some ar- on the Jackson police force. contracts on his life gangster-members are par- ied "You have come to the rest warrants he was holding Footnote: Leo Hall com Ocularly skilled at hijacking His assignment in Mis- nght place." over her head pletely denies all Barons alle- trucks and fencing stolen sissippi was to infiltrate rhe Hall then arranged » meet- The vice squad lieutenant gations Hall told us he never goods underworld and find out how ing between Baron ami l.t warned, witnesses say. thai heard of Baron Moulder .11 For a while, the Dallas Po- the Dixie Mafia operates John Moulder Ihe head of the he would blow the whistle on knowledges meeting Fred lice Depl sent out monthly This was almost certain In Jackson Police Department's the higher-ups if he were Baron, but denies that he bulletins on the gang's activi- lead into the state's political vice squad Police officers, prosecuted Approximately made any deals with the un- ties Mississippi authorities strongholds For it's a funda- alerted by Baron, staked out two weeks lifter Moulder's dercover agent Moulder says became so alarmed, in lurn. mental truth that gangsters the secret meeting between tape-recorded meeting with he told Baron to keep his that they appealed to Wash- need political protection to Moulder. Hall and Baron Baron and Hall, it so hap- prostitutes out of Jackson and ington for federal funds to survive The police watched the pened Sen James Eastland. claims he has never been in- combat the Dixie Mafia "Organized crime cant ev- three men come to the ap- D-Miss. intervened at thevolved in illegal activities An organized crime task 1st." one top lawman told us. pointment Baron was told it Justice Depl in the Moulder with Hall Opposing the airbag edict

B\ JAMES J. Kit I'MHII k •• 11111111111111 inn iiiiiiiH mer Transportation Secretary a means to work with in- William Coleman (a pilot dustry to develop, to test, to Marshall Wright, president project involving •25.000 dM refine, to manufacture on a of the Eaton Corporation, tes- CONSERVATIVE and Ford cars) fills us with limited scale, to refine again, tified last spring dunng the what I canjmly describe as a, and on a phased basis lo seek course of hearings on whether VIEW sense of moral outrage At public acceptance of new airbags should be made man- long last, after all the false safety products Where pos- datory on passenger cars sold iiiiiHiiiiiimiiiimiiiiniiiiiiiHiiiiMiiiiiiiMi starts, the DOT had a pro- sible, do not mandate Do not in this country He made a cerpts They constitute the gram in cooperation with the presume that Ihe government whole lot of sense best argument I have read industry by which hundreds is Ihe repository of all virtue The Eaton Corporation is against Secretary- Adams' or- of thousands of airbags would and wisdom In the automotive deeply involved in the con- der actually reach the public K1LPATRICK industry- Trust, stimulate and troversy Eaton has produced "The worst thing that ever They would gel a' chance to use the capacity of American and helped to install more happened to airbags." said judge its value (or them is certain There will be an industry and the judgment of than 4.000 airbags in automo- Wnght. "was their premature selves Manufacturers of both unacceptable number of mal- Ihe American people And if it biles made by Ford. General mandate in 1970 If the DOT components and automobiles functions, and public atten- does not coincide with your Motors and Volvo The com- had played a more restrained would get invaluable ex- tion will focus on them The own. then go and reexamine pany has invested I' years role in encouraging this prod- perience with Ihe problems public will lose confidence in your own Hint of conflict avoided and 120 million in developing uct, the airbag would by now inherent in volume production airbags and become hostile to "And if. as you have sug- The decision of David A. Wer- real conflict or an apparent conflict an airbag to protect motorists be commonplace on the high- of this product Ihe mandate And the DOT gested, the law as it is cur- blin and Adrian Foley, chairman that affects public confidence." in head-on collisions You way When the mandate was "After its recent experience will reverse its decision as it rently wnlten does not enable might expect that Eaton issued, we had an active pro- with mandates Eaton finds it was forced to do with Ihe ig- the DOT to behave in that and treasurer, respectively, of the Announcing abandonment of would have been out in gram of cooperation with the incredible that the DOT nition interlock manner, then concentrate New Jersey Sports and Exposition their casino plans in a statement is- front, begging Trans manufacturers of 80 per cent should not be contemplating "But huge investments will your efforts and your talents Authority, to abandon plans to invest sued by his law office. Mr. Foley portation Secretary Brock of I' S automobiles Much the across-the-board mandate already have been made And on getting the law changed in an Atlantic City hotel and gam- said the two men believed their un- Adams for an order iTi.itul.it has been said about Ihe hostil- of the airbag Nothing is so who will pay the cost for this Sad to say. Secretary bling casino was a good one. salaried positions with the authority, ing the universal and imme ity of the auto makers to Ihe surely calculated to kill Ihe folly'' If you mandate airbags Adams pud no attention to The two officials of the Meadow- diate installation of these de- airbag Let me make it clear airbag as a mandate No one now. you are trying to repeal that sound advice II* ordered which is involved in Meadow lands vices. We did not find them hostile has the necessary experience by hat what is a natural law passive restraints installed on lands development had announced parimutuel horse racing, did not Not so Wright spoke in op- to the airbag. but rather lo and knowledge to go from of product development all cars by IW5 Congress his plans to join a group of investors in preclude casino investment. "Be position His testimony re- the prospect of having it ram- zero lo 10 million airbags a One final point, and it is power to kill the mandate, lo a Howard Johnson's hotel in the re- that as it may," Mr. Werblin said, cently was reprinted by Car med down their throats year And if government the heart of the matter If turn away from needless sort city which is preparing for the "we both feel very strongly that un- and Driver magazine, from "The renunciation of Ihe forces that kind ol irrationa- you truly want to improve compulsion, and to let a free inauguration of the state's firsLle- der the present circumstances nei- which I pass along these ex- lest program proposed by for- lity upon industry. Ihe result highway safety, you must find marketplace do its job galized casino gambling operations. ther one of us cares to participate in That had prompted several state any activity which conceivably could agencies to initiate investigations as dilute public confidence in an under- to whether involvement of the two taking to which we have devoted so 'Divorcing' Bert Lance men in gambling ventures would much over the last six years." constitute conflict of interest By GARRY WILLS 1 11IM1I1IMKO IIIIIIII (I he tned. finally, to save him- credit card. He balanced debt Their thinking is sound and re- ( NIcMas von Hoffman Is on self by firing Messrs Halde- on over-toppling debt—the Both Gov. Brendan T. Byrne and assuring. The mixture of state office vacation) THE LIBERAL man and Ehrhchman Presi- 1974 campaign debts, the 1975 Joseph H. Rodriguez, State Commis- • and private casino interests may not Political divorces are often dent Kennedy faced the bank purchase, the 1976 Car- sion of Investigation (SCI) chair- clash explosively, but neither would messy affairs—as Maryland's SIDE storms of criticism when he ter loans. He was in no sound man, had warned that even an ap- it be in perfect harmony. The Sports Governor Marvin Mandel dis- appointed his brother at- position to walk off and leave pearance of conflict would, under covered When he tried • di- torney general—he would these tottering affairs for and Exposition Authority's position vorce his wife, she booted Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll have faced even stormier Washington the circumstances, be bad for New- uneasy about his political un- is in many ways a sensitive one. and him out of his Anapolis man- words in order to keep him. But Carter did not know derling, Bobby Baker It took Jersey. The governor said at that we agree with Gov. Byrne that the sion Then, to get money for a had he come under com- that, and Lance must not three and a half hot summer time that Werblin "shouldn't get in- officials' action seems to solve a po- settlement with her. Mandel parable fire. have let him know. Maybe months for President Eisen- complicated the money deal- Carter did not want to know. volved in something representing a tential problem. hower to discharge Sherman Eisenhower admitted that TH HOFFMAN ings that led to his recent Lance had come fast out of Adams Harry Truman held he kept Sherman Adams so conviction on racketeering nowhere—but so had Cartef out tor Harry Vaughan. long because he "needed" ing guidelines imposed by and mail fraud charges. They even came from the against the dictates of good him That was treated as a that bank's holding company concession of unpresidential same "nowhere." Carter wpll Township of Aberdeen? But less literal political di- politics and good taste. Lance went much further weakness But presidents find spend a long time, now, vorce can be almost as There is something poi- into debt in order to buy the For a number of years some it hard to bring into the White trying to convince other The change may. indeed, be trying Ask Senator gnant in the demise of a close bank from that holding com- House compliant underlings people Lance was not another Matawan Township residents, seeing helpful. Municipal name similarities McGovem how much it cost political aide whose comfort pany they can at once trust and re- Carter, a Georgia flash-ln-the- the municipality's identity threat- can be confusing as well as detri- him to get rid of his first vice- was treasured by any presi- spect and like, men they want pan—a man who came from presidential running mate dent. Mr. Nixon talked of Lance had shot up. in what ened and confused by the borough of mental to identities. Witness the in- around them all the time. nowhere on the way to no- Lyndon Johnson was terribly "cutting off both arms " when looks like a caricature of the the same name, have been seeking cident in which Matawan Township For some reason. President man gone crazy with a new where action to change the name. Now it failed to get federal public work Carter felt this' kind of psy- seems the town's voters will have an funds until it was brought to the at- chic need for Bert Lance. opportunity to decide the issue. tention of the government agency in- They were not exactly old friends—their close acquaint- Today in histo At last week's Township Council volved that Matawan Borough, ance began in 1970. just seven meeting. Police Lt. John B. which had received a grant, was an- years ago. They had served By The Associated Press on said the American people McGinty. who has led a campaign to other municipality. each other. Carter backing would accept Democratic get the name changed to Aberdeen We trust, though, that the town- Lance for governor In 1974. On this date in 1788. the nominee John Kennedy's Ro- Lance loaning Carter's pea- U.S. Constitutional Con- man Catholicism without any Township, presented a petition for a ship will not expect too much of the nut business $4 5 million In November referendum bearing 2,167 easy expedient of a name change. It vention authorized the first further questioning. 1975. national elections in the signatures, more than enough to get may solve a few simple problems, Lance filled the role United States. Ten years ago: A state su- the question on the ballot. but it may also create a few of its Charles Kirbo would have, if On this date: preme court Judge ordered an Mayor Edward E. Kaufman, own for awhile. Kirbo had been willing to In 1759. during the French end to a three-day teachers' who had gone out in the rain to col- leave Georgia. Lance seemed and Indian War. the British strike In New York City - As we have suggested before, a but the teachers' union said it lect some of the signatures himself, more Carter's equal. In age defeated the French on the more effective solution could be had and experience, and author- Plains of Abraham over- would defy the order. hailed it as "the fruit of a lot of by merging borough and township to ity, than any other Georgian looking Quebec. hard work by'a lot of dedicated consolidate their forces in the quest who traveled to the Potomac. Five years ago: Secretary people." He warned name-change for common goals. Agreement on But Lance's other quali- In 1814. Francis Scott Key of State Henrty Kissinger proponents that work still lies ahead fications are not very ob- was detained aboard a British completed talks with leaders that seems out of rhe question for vious. He was a successful warship bombarding Fort at the Kremlin. of them to win assurance of voter the present. Eventually, we expect, McHenry, near Baltimore. but small-town banker until One year ago: The Ford ad- approval of the plan. The next morning he wrote it will happen. 1974: and he married Into the ministration decided to cast a "The Star Spangled Banner." small-town's bank In Calhoun, veto against Vietnamese Georgia. But in 1974 things In 1943. Chiang Kai-shek be- membership In the United began to happen much too came President of China Nations. High Holy Days fast for him. He spent half a million dollars of his own In 1954, Maine elected its Today's birthday: Actress Observance of Rosh Hashanah, next week, from sundown on money (still unrepaid) on his first Democratic governor in Cla,udette Colbert is 72 years 20 years, Edmund Muskle. old. the Jewis New Year, begins tonight Wednesday until sundown Thursday. 1974 campaign for governor. 'And here in the historic signing of the In 1975, he was appointed In 1955. West Germany and Thought for today: A man at sundown and ends at sundown to- These High Holy Days are central in president of the second ech- the Jewish calendar. We want to Panama Canal treaty — the President, the Soviet Union established usually falls in love with the morrow. Yom Kippur. the Jewish elon National Bank of diplomatic relations. woman who asks the kind of the ex-president, the many heads of male .. . Sir, Georgia in Atlanta, and .. ... wisWISHh ?alnl uuour reaaerreaderss 0o1f jewisJewisnh faitiauhi In I960, Republican presi- questions he is able to answer quickly exceeded the borrow- D«y of Atonement, will be observed a good year 5738 and a peaceful one. do you mind ntepping aside . ..' dential nominee Richard Nix- - actor Ronald Colman. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1977 flu [\j\\ Iff llhfcl I 7 Prosecutor clears CETA of hiring practice charges ever.-the report was dated freeholder this year. I was to my knowledge •} JOAN KAHN in Monmouth County." holders had authorized the hir- cime pirl of a massive the Freeholder Friday. given the CETA program It is our responsibility to "The Prosecutor's Office ing of non-county residents in campaign Issue ii the race "I'm glad the results of FREEHOLD - A Man Mr Coleman. in his report as par! of my duties as try in every way possible lo found that there was no at- the CETA program far Freeholder which Ird Coleman's investigation have mouth County prosecutor's of- of the investigation, said IK freeholder In charge of fi- take Monmouth County resi- tempt to deliberately evade Mrs Clayton said she had. to the defeat o( Incumbent finally been announced I re- fice Investigation has cleared employes of CETA appeared nance and administration. dents off the unemployment the law and no further action "solid information that as Freeholder Democrat C»- quested the investigation as a the Comprehensive Employ- to have lived outside of Mon- I Instructed Richard rolls and keep them off It is is warranted at this time." many as a few dozen non- die Norton concerned citizen trying to be ment Training Act (CETA) of mouth County but all hul Wnner. who became CETA every other county's responsi- Mr Coleman said in a press county residents have Ven Repeated requests by Free- sure that the taxpayers mon- charges of Illegal hiring prac- three of these had moved al- director this year, that em bility to do the same There is release dealing with the in- hired by the Board of Free- holder Ray Kramer for the ey was being spent wisely and tices. ter they were hired or were phasls was to be placed on a great chance of accom- vestigation holders." under the KTA act release of the investigation in a legal fashion James M. Coleman Jr., for- staff personnel who were mil hiring Monmouth County plishing that if people are giv- report were unsuccessful intil •The findings by Mr Cole- mer Monmouth County prose- The conclusion of the in- She also charged, "wide- required to he county resi residents only. Monmouth en CETA jobs in the county in yesterday, the last official man that 18 CETA employes cutor said yesterday that in vestigation came nearly one spread hiring of non-county dents County gets federal CETA which they live day of Mr Cnleman's term of resided outside Monmouth his probe of alleged illegal year after Freeholder Jane residents with federal dollars funds for Monmouth Coun office The prosecutor had Federal regulation';, ac- County, when I called for the To state that one has to go hiring practices he found, Clayton, then a candidate for intended for Monmouth Coun- ly residents: other coun- submitted his resignation to cording to the report permit investigation might satisfy le- outside Monmouth County to "substantial complaince with office, sought the probe, ty jobless " ties gel federal funds for Gov Brendan T. Byrne effec- CETA personnel to move gal requirements, but it fill CETA jobs is incredible. lederal regulations regarding charging that the Democrat- The charges against thrir own residents. tive vesterday at 9 a m How- from the county if ihcy live iliicsn I satisfy basic common There is no need for that if the hiring of CETA employes ic-controlled Board of Free- CETA of Illegal hiring be Since that time, only Mon- within a reasonable ciunmu- sense the CETA program is being mouth County residents have ting distance Staff level per- "Eighteen Is still too run in the proper fashion, and been hired with CETA funds sons may be recruited from many. When I became a it currently is." among non-county residents, Indict trio on assault charges if the necessary qualifications cannot be found within the Daniel Foggy of Rriar with possession of pnenobar- FREEHOLD - Three Key dictment with an atrocious county port menhave been indicted assault on Michael Poling. Place. Ratontown. and Au- bilal in Tinton Falls on Sepl However, the report notes LET US CONSOLIDATE YOUR by 'a county grand jury on Second It., Keyport. also on gustus Newman of Fox Drive. 10. 197fi that there is no indication if charges of atrocious assault May 18 And he is charged Port Monmouth. are charged Robert Brown. 20. of Irving- standards were set up to de- DEBTS .... AND REDUCE Joseph Eorio. SO. Robert with threatening Poling's life with possessing heroin in Mid- ton, is charged with attempt- termine a rrasnnahle commu- Eorio, 20. and Michael Borto, Elgcr Menefee. 26, of dletown on July 22. 197ft ing to steal a moped worth ting distance or whether YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS! 17. all of Second St , Keyport, McBride Road, Manalapan. is William Rurdikoff Jr of more than $200 that belonged there were available persons •re charged with an atrocious charged with assaulting Guy Seventh Ave . Atlantic High- to Murray Friedberg. Wood- in the county to assume the assault on Michael Orr. Sec- Me Cm one k and, Peter Van- lands, is charged with posses man Place. Matawan Town- staff-positions ond St, Keyport. on May 16 derwiel, Manalapan patrol- sion of seconal. methoqual ship, last June 28 in Matawan one. barbital, flurazepam. va- Krown is also charged with Freeholder Ray Kramer BORROW UP TO Joseph Eorio Is also men, on July 17 in Manala noted yesterday that the charged with threatening pan Menefee is also charged lium. doriden and serax In At- contributing to the delin- charges made by Mrs. Orr'sllfe with threatening the lives of lantic Highlands last Jan 21 quency of a 15 year-old boy Clayton during her cam- In addition Joseph Eorio is both patrolmen and with re- Kevin Calamannn. 20. of by permitting him to partiii paign were, "frivolous. charged In a separate in- sisting arrest by McC'ormick Hamborg. Pa . is charged pate in the attempted larce- $30,000 and political." "In looking back. Mr Kra- with a Secondary Mortgage Loan mer said. 1 find that Mrs 15 Year terms now available which may help you reduce Clayton was elected on Ihree issues None of the three has your monthly payments by hundreds of dollars. Indict been successfully accom- NO closing fees—NO attorney fees— plished nor does the record NO prepayment penalties. show that they were the man for truth " Loans up to $30,000 Mr Kramer listed the is- sues as: the CETA hiring Term 7 yrs. 10 yrs. 15 yrs. gun assault practices; the promised firing FREEHOLD — A Colts of Wilbert Hussell. director of Annual Neck man has been charged the Monmouth Community Percentage 12% 13.5% 15% Action program: and offering in connection with a shotgun Rate assault on Michael Harper. a motion to reduce Freehol- ders' salaries Marion St.. Red.Rank Call for full details on how our 15 Year Loan Program Mi Kramer said he had Kenneth Gunther. 23. of can help you] Squankum Road. Colts Neck, pressed repeatedly during the year for the release of the re City Consumer Services has been Indicted by a county A subsidiary ot City Federal Savings grand jury on charges that on port and he had expected it to (201)671-2021 March 7 he broke into Har- be completed shortly after per's room at the Fountains Mrs Clayton made her Village Mall Shopping Center Motel. Ocean Ave . Long charges 1060 Rte 35, Middletown, NJ. 07748 Branch, with the intent to "It probably was one of the Or call Toll Free 800-492-4064 tor the location of commit an assault on Harper pieces of unfinished business our 9 offices In New Jersey Gunther is also charged with that should have been fin- assault on Harper with a shot- ished 11 months ago " said gun and possession of the Every shotgun Gunther is also accused of giving false information to a Sunday Long Branch patrolman by Exxon announces claiming that he. Gunther. was shot while hitchhiking on This Second Ave in Long Branch The indictment charges that Gunther was actually shot in new Uniflo, the golden, Fall Harper's motel room Jeffrey Colbert. 21. of Drift Road. Tinton Falls. Is charged with assaulting a natural oil that saves woman with the intent to rape her in Marlboro last Nov 14 Robert Simonson. 23. of W Front St., Keyport. is charged with possession of phencycli- dine in Matawan on June 10. 1976 Bruce Uszal. 30. of Sea- breeze Way, Keansburg. Is charged with possession of marijuana and percbdan with In The Register's Exciting the intent to distribute in Keansburg last Nov. 8. He is also charged with possession of marijuana, percodan and phencyclidine.

llv- I XtiK Kt-uisnT fnt ItHmi lilt bow thlt ntw tupv-pnmiutn JlUK MHHINNH I gan to run and noticed two son, chairman of the Assem- Sgt Seufert said the girl to police yesterday morning. to Its moped bill requiring 15- TINTON FALLS - A 17- young white men sitting off to bly Transportation Com- told police she screamed Sgt Seufert said and 11-year-old drivers to ob- year-old girl was assaulted one side of the field mittee, will take effect 10 when she was attacked, but tain liability insurance yes- and raped by two men on the One of the men spoke to The two are believed to be days after the governor signs the attack took place at the terday in its first day in ses- baseball field al Monmouth her. but she ignored him and in their late teens or early sion since the summer recess. il into law. Regional High School Sunday far end of the baseball field, kept running, police said 20s, and Sgt Seufert said po- Sen Buehler. D-Monmouth. The bill requires moped afternoon. ]ust several nun and her screams were not lice thought they were no' She was then tackled from chairman of the Senate users lo have either a valid dred yards from where a Pop heard by the people on the high school students One Is the rear, police said. and. as Transportation Committee, driver's license or lo pass Warner football game was in football field described as being more tban one of the tni'n held her down, introduced the amendment as written and moped operating progress There were no weapons in- 6' tall, with dark, wavy hair the other man raped her a compromise measure in tests under the supervision of Police said the girl, a volved, the sergeant said, and and an olive complexion The July when it was apparent the state Department of Mo- borough resident whose iden- The two men then ran off in the victim told police she did other is said to be shorter, the direction of Tinton Ave that the Senate bill raising tor Vehicles similar to the tity is being withheld, went to not know either of the two with light brown, wavy hair the age for operating a written and driving tests mo- the track at the rear of the The girl ran home hys- men An artist from the slate po- moped (motnriied bicycle) to torists must pass to obtain high school shortly before terical, according to Sgt Wil- The girl also said she did lice in Trenton is expected to 17 could not pass the Assem- their driver's licenses I ft p m Sunday, to do some liam Seufert. and a neighbor not normally go to the track complete composite sketches bly "The bill also spells out running called police as the girl s la at that time. Sgt Seufert of the two men. based on the "I'm urging the governor to clearly where mopeds can be Since there was a Pop (her went back to the high NEW PROSECUTOR - Superior Court Judge said, adding that it didn't ap- victim's description, within sign this law at the earliest used." Sen. Buehler noted Warner game underway, she school in an unsuccessful at Merritt Lane, Jr., right, discusses legal matters pear that the two were there the next two days possible date " Sen Buehler "Mopeds are banned from use decided to run around the tempi to find the assailants with Clinton E. Cronln who was sworn In yesterday waiting for her said "This bill has been kick- on highways or roads whose baseball field, which is adja- The girl was taken to Mon- Police said they have no as acting Monmouth County Prosecutor replacing ing back and forth in both speed limits exceed 40 miles cent to the football field but mouth Medical Center by the The victim was too hys- suspects at this time The in- James M. Coleman, Jr., whose term has expired. houses for two vears " per hour." separated by • fence and Tinton Falls First Aid Squad, terical to be questioned Sun- vestigation is being conducted Mr. Cronin will also continue to hold the title of some undergrowth where she was examined, day, but she gave a full ac- by Sgt Seufert and Patrol- deputy attorney general for the state of New Jer- sey. The girl told police she be- treated for cuts and bruises. count of the attack, including man Kenneth Arscott Police seek youth Mrs. Braga opens Hispanic week rites in armed robbery SHREWSBURY - Police ager described his assailant By ANN BRESOFK presently engaged in efforts Mrs Braga's dismissal has beth, is fluent in five lan- torate from that Univentty tomorrow Ecumenical ser are searching (or a young as a young white man. with EATONTOWN - "For it is to be reinstated lo that post splintered the Hispanic com- guages and was named in Since Mrs Braga began vices will be held at the Post man who robbed the manager blond hair tied in a pony tail, better to dare mighty things, The decision to fire Mrs munity and has been marked Who's Who in America in 1976 teaching, she has held posi- Chapel at 10 30 a m on of Buxton's Country Restau- wearing faded blue jeans and to win glorious triumphs even Braga came after the Spanish with rallies and picketing by under Child Development tions as elementary school su- Thursday The celebrants will rant. 431 Broad St . early Sat- a long sleeved white shirt (hough checkered by failure Fraternity of Monmouth both pro and anti-Rraga Professionals pervisor and i>iiMn11,il high be Chaplain Bruce Burslie urday momlng and escaped The suspect struck Mr than to take rank with poor County accused her of not forces She earned her teacher's de- school instructor: professor the Revs Manuel Fernandez with an estimated II. 100 McGhee with a stick, accord- spirits who neither enjoy being responsive to the needs But there was not the sligh- gree in Elementary Educa- at the University of Uruguay: and Felix Santana Police said Donald Mcdhee. ing to Detective Robert Hal- much nor suffer much be- of the Puerto Rican commu- test mention of Mrs Braga's tion in 1M2 and Post Gradu- assistant professor at Kean Friday's activities include a the manager, was attacked sty Mr McGhee was taken cause they live in the gray nity Mrs Braga is from employment situation during ate Teacher's Degree (equiva- College. Union. Marymount festival featuring live music, and robbed of a night's lo Rivervlew Hospital by the twilight trial knows not vic- Uruguay, while the majority yesterday's opening of His- lent to a doctorate) in 1954 Manhattan College and in- folk dancers, games.'an arti- receipts as he was making a Shrewsbury First Aid Squad, tory from defeat ' Theodore of the Spanish fraternity panic Heritage Week from the college of Education structor at the University of fact exhibit spotlighting local deposit at the Shrewsbury where he was treated for cuts Roosevelt members ar* from Puerto In her remarks. Mrs Braga in Montevideo. Uruguay In Minnesota artists and sample dishes of State Bank on Broad St on his head and left arm. and Rico With these words. Mrs discussed America's contribu- 1966. she earned another The Hispanic Heritage traditional foods around 12:30 a m Saturday released Gladys Braga Arrieta opened The Spanish Fraternity- tions and influences to Latin graduate degree as a special- Week activities will continue The festival will- be con- After the attack, police The Shrewsbury police Hispanic Heritage Week yes- went so far as to criticize Ft America and other Hispanic ist in education in Latin today with a pageant depict- ducted from 12:904 30 p.m in said. Mr McGhee returned to were assisted by police from terday at Ft Monmouth Monmouth for asking Mrs nations America from the University ing Hispanic culture Deans Field The public is in- Buxton's where he telephoned Red Bank. Eatontown Little Mrs Braga was dismissed Braga to be the Hispanic She noted that her own in- of Sao Paulo in Brazil The play will be repeated vited. ' police. The restaurant man- Silver, and Tinton Falls. in July from her post as coor- Heritage Week's key speaker, fluences in the field of educa- Mrs Braga also received a dinator of the Long Branch claiming that she did not rep- tion stem from Horace master's degree from the Uni- school district's Bilingual resent the majority of Hispan- Mann's philosophies Mrs versity of Minnesota and is Education program and is ics in Monmouth Countv Braga. who resides in Eliza- now a candidate for her doc- Shore Regional high opens HAPP9 ROSH HASHAHAH 13-14 without scheduling troubles 1977 5738

By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN Mr Cahill said he had par- course, we made a few coach noted that Mr De San- NORWOOD T.V. DORN'S The flejl Estale Exchange CARLTON H. POUNG REALTOR WEST LONG BRANCH - tially completed the sched- changes to help out the com- tis had warned him of a pos- I AmiANCE COMPANY Unlike last year's scheduling uling this summer, before the puter" sible "rift" in the faculty PHOTO McCue A Personal Professional debacle, the opening of Shore Board of Education bought The school arranged to Mr. Simonelli had been Strvict Ollice SHOP REALTORS tH.CM.LS. Regional High School this out the remaining year of his have only two lunch shifts, in- warned that there might be a 295 Broadway 30 RIDGE RO RUMSON year was "one of the smoo- contract and he left the stead of three last year, and cutback in faculty if teachers Long Branch Red Bank 3434 St Hwy 35. Hazlel thest we've ever had. " Albert school "reduced the number of settled for a higher contract 222-6270 747-2273 842-2760 De Santis. school vice princi- He had offered to complete courses in name only." he ex- than anticipated, some other 264-1918 pal, noted the scheduling, which he al- plained coaches said at the Aug 25 Last September, scheduling one could do. he said, but the A number, of courses such board meeting from the Staff of RED BANK MOM'S KITCHEN GIOBE classes for the school's 1.200 board refused his offer as gym and English, which In his letter. Mr Simonelli students had been done The board instead passed a had been divided into four said he reconsidered and took PERKINS ELECTRIC INC 77>» QUEEN or D«/ic/ou« PETROIEUMMC through Brookdale Commu- resolution authorizing the the Long Branch job because ITALIAN FOODS quarter-year courses, are now PANCAKE HOUSE R. MARSWILLO, Prat. Fuel ON 4 Sentee nity College, with near dis- school to make whatever ex- to be treated as one full year he feared any possible Shore RisUuranl & CockUII Qaeoane » Motor (Ml Products astrous results. The sched- penditures and arrangements course—which simplifies Regional High School cut- P.O. Box 596 Lounge • CertrelAw uling confusion took weeks to neccessary to complete the things for the computers back Shrewsbury Plaza Red Bank IIHHlAw. •Mian* completely iron out scheduling in time for open- In other matters. Mr De The other board members Shrewsbury To prevent the same prob- ing day Santis maintained that he had said at that meeting that they 741-0687 775-4823 747-1023 lems from occurring again, Brookdale Community Col- not "scared away" assistant knew of no planned cutbacks former Superintendent of lege was again engaged to do football coach James Sim Mr. De Santis. who reportedly Schools Donald W Cahill the scheduling, but this year onelli. who left Shore Region- had mentioned the possibility THE CREW MONMOUTH BEACH planned to do the scheduling came through with flying col- al High School late last month to Mr. Simonelli. was not LENTZ FROM COLD STMAGE CO. INC. for the 1977-78 school year on ors. Mr De Santis said. to become a permanent sub- present at the meeting HINCK'S AUTO BODY the school's newly acquired "We've had no problems al stitute and football coach at Although negotiations are HUBS BOATS Riverdale Ave. Turktyt-S»l»dt-C»ltrlng computer all this vear." he noted "Of Long Branch High School continuing. Mr. De Santis said 540 Mam a . Betord Monmouth Beach 1100 Hwy 35 Ocean In a letter written by Mr yesterday that there has been t Washington St., 775-4449 787-0800 Simonelli to the board ex- "no talk of a reduction In Rumton 222-4577 842-1194 Partisan politics plaining his resignation, the staff

OiDl 3rd Avenue ROXY Colpitts order of the day NOTICE UNION HOUSE Gloss des Arts RESTAURANT Dint Ovtr-looklng Travel Center Clowd Sept. 13. 14, 22 Qtorg* Foltll, Prop MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF Tht Nantlnk Rivr "For OwMly I V»H» In Tr—T 222 Broadway in state assembly THE BORO OF EATONTOWN 11 Wharf Ave 476 Broad St Shrewsbury 35 Third Ave Red Bank 842-4900 Long Branch Long Branch TRENTON. (AP) - The cits for several years. 222-6213 842-7575 222-9527 New Jersey Assembly mixed Jersey City Mayor Thomas WILL HOLD THEIR REGULAR bill passing with partisan poli- Smith has been seeking state MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, tics yesterday as it opened its aid for the hospital and both fall election season after a Gov. Byrne, a Democrat, and SEPTEMBER 14, 1977 AT TANG'S his Republican gubernatorial COLOREST RED BANK two-month layoff. BORO CHMfSf-AMniCAN Measures approved by the opponent. Sen. Raymond WOODMERE SCHOOL, RESTAURANT lower house included bills to Bateman, have been soliciting COMPANY BOOKSTORE prohibit sexual exploitation of Smith's support. RALEIGH COURT BUSSES CO. Margaret a John Connelly BROAD ST. Props children and exempt solar Our hospital aid provision RED BANK 17 Irood St., lad lank RED BANK energy facilities from the EATONTOWN, N.J. AT 8 P.M. introduced by Assistant Ma- 741-0001 741-0060 747-1412 sales tax jority Leader Albert Burstein. MARJORIE BECKER But politics dominated the D-Bergen. would provide al- BORO CLERK session most 110 million under a for- Assembly Speaker William mula that he says is met only WOLF SANFORD Hamilton. D-Middlesex. ig- by Bergen Pines County Hos- REDDEN MONMOUTH LAUNDRY AUTO BODY nored a request by Assem- pital and Jersey City Medical I CLEANERS PRESS blywoman Marie Muhler. R- AGENCY REALTOR Center. Mi David Zinno. Prop 170 Monmouth St. SERVICE Monmouth. to schedule a 301 Maple Ave . Red Bank 253 Morris Ave . Long Branch Red Bank vote on a resolution to in- MANALAPAN- 741-9100 The second hospital bill, 222-6482 157 FRONT ST, RED BANK vestigate travel expenses of sponsored by Assemblyman 741-9300 747-3259 the Port Authority of New William Perkins. D-Hudson. York and New Jersey. would authorize a state take- ENGLISHTOWN "I don't respond to direct over of the Jersey City facil- RURAL questions from up here." ity, which is operating at an Mayor Hamilton snapped when annual deficit of $4.4 million BODY WORKS NAT'S SKI HAUS Henry R. Goffi pressed tor an explanation by REGIONAL - Democrats hold command- "Bali *F»nd*r Assembly Minority Leader Oceanport Ave. SptelUMt" ing majorities in both houses CITY JEWELERS James Hurley, RCuberland. Little Silver of the legislature, but a Re- State Hwy 34 "That's your answer?" 842-6666 OF publican. Assemblyman SCHOOLS Cheesequake RED BANK asked Hurley before sitting "Happy Skiing" Frank McDermott, of Union, LONG down in exasperation 566-1028 LONG BRANCH introduced a measure to cut BRANCH Gov. Brendan T Byrne has in half the 40-members Senate SCHOOL STATUS been listed by a New York and the 80-seat Assembly. LITTLE SILVER legislative committee as hav- UPDATE SAL'S TAVERN SIRIANNI'S ing submitted several ques- Assemblyman John Dorsey. CLEANERS C.J. GUINEY tionable expense vouchers to R-Morris. also attacked the ft RESTAURANT HKNDlYCArt REAL ESTATE the Port Authority. Democratic majority for fail- and SOWING CONTINUALLY t COOTAH LOUNGE 500 St. Hwy. No. 36 The ' Byrne Administration ing to schedule a vote on his ROM 12 H—> U 1 «.«. Highlands Tut Slrltnnl-Prop. also introduced two bills that bill that would exempt the LAUNDERERS 446-7787 * 8720001 141 Shrewsbury Avenue 161 Brighton Av*. would provide state funds to first 110.000 earned by senior 741-1208 RED BANK WMt End Jersey City Medical Center, citizens from the state income Jack » Harold Yaflee, Prop.. 7*7-1588 229-7980 which has been running defi- tax Lifestyle I Heritage items retrieved SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1977

Dear Ann Landers: I for six years Julia brought some lovely family heirlooms. haven't bothered you since up the two children very nice- When I heard she was going my ion went Into a coma be- ANN LANDERS ly with no help. to marry Trash Valley for the ciuie his girl wouldn't marry Two months ago, the third time, I asked her to re- him. Well, she changed her Double Ex reappears out of turn them. She dumped ev- mind and now they have Julia eloped (at 17) with a from going to Korea, they re- nowhere and they (ell in love erything on my doorstep and three children and\ lovely hillbilly from Trash Valley, married - and had another again. They plan to be mar- is quite bitter about my home in Maryland Tennessee. They had a son child It didn't work and they ried next month — for the "lousy attitude." I did mean It's my daughter I need and were divorced The fol- were divorced again "Trash third time for the heirlooms to be hers, shoring up with at this point. lowing year, to keep him Valley" dropped out of sight The problem: 1 gave Julia but I did not intend for them to end up in a cabin on To- bacco Road. Am I wrong? — B.P.D.

Dear IS I" I) Heirlooms are supposed to go wherever the Facts on fighting fat owner takes them. When you gave them to Julia they be- By BARBARA GIBBONS FACT - if you normally eat what many Americans came her property. Sorry Pacts and fancy about fat-fighting fads: normally eat — lots of greasy snacks and sugary junk — about Trash Valley, but fair FANCY — the best way to lose weight is to quit eat- an across-the-board cut would leave you hungry, crabby, is fair. ing altogether...go on a "fast." ill-led and vitamin-short. You should cut down on "(rill" Dear Ann: I love flowers FACT — it may be the fastest way. but (or most foods but retain satisfying amounts of appetite-appeas- und plants and have culti- people it's the worst way. And in the long run, (he least ing, nutrition-rich foods. Lean meats, poultry and sea- vated a breath! akingly beau- effective Unsupervised fasting deprives the mind and food, fresh fruits and vegetables, low-fal dairy (nods, [or tiful fern. It is very large and body of needed nutrients, can endanger health and life it- example A good slim-down plan should be drawn from frilly. Why do some people self Fasting simply postpones the real requirement: the healthy foods you do like feel they must run their ! learning how to eat properly You can't learn how to eat FANCY — "one meal a day is the best way to lose hands through a plant? It in- ' by not eating! weight" jures and breaks the fronds. FANCY — you can shed pounds painlessly on a high- FACT — tests on lab animals show that one-meal ea- A fem (or any other specimen calorie, high-protein, high-fat diet that allows you to "eat ters gain more weight on the same number of calories as of flora for that matter) does all you want" Calories don't count, carbohydrates do. multi-meal eaters not like to be handled. FANCY— "Six small meals a day is the best way to May 1 add my own 11th lose" Commandment' "Thou shall FACT — though multi-meal eaters turn calories into not fondle thy neighbor's fern, SLIM GOURMET fat less efficiently than one-meal eaters, most overeaters nor her cat nor her dog. nor find It difficult to control their calorie intake if faced her husband, nor anything with food decisions several times a day. As a practical else that belongs to her." — FACT — calories DO count, so you can't lose weight matter, the best approach for most dieters is "three Irked In Illinois on any diet where you take in more calories than you use squares" with a scheduled snack mid-morning or mid-af- up. A low-carbohydrate diet may permit you to tempora- ternoon The important word, here is "scheduled" ... Dear Irked: Here's your rily register a weight loss on the scale ...because it upsets planned for. accounted for in your total calorie intake. letter Clip it and lack it up your water balance system, causing temporary dehy- Not Impulse eating! near your fern And lots of luck, honey dration But what you've lost Is water, not fat. FANCY — exercise isn't important because you can! FANCY — calories are all you need to count. It bum enough calories to matter Dear Ann: I lost my hus- doesn't matter if you eat 100 calories worth of lettuce, or FACT — energy output is the other half of the*lose- band five years ago after 38 100 calories in cake, soda and candy gain equation. Newer studies indicate that increased ac- years of a happy marriage. In FACT - fruits and vegetables, whole grains and tivity helps the body "spend" calories at a rate even 1975 I started to see a fine tome other unrefined foods are high in fiber Newer stud- higher than just the activity itself would normally con- man whose wife died three ies suggest that the body can't use all the calories pre- sume Adding activity while cutting calorie intake is the years before. viously believed to be in these foods Their bulky in- most effective slim-down combination. I do not wear my wedding digestible roughage isn't as available as the refined FANCY — "I'm doomed lo be fat because I was band but he insists on wear- ready-to-use energy in more concentrated foods, like pro- overfed as a baby and now I have all those extra fat cells ing his. I told him this is not MINDS ON WINES — Mrs. Mark Townsend, Locust, standing right, will be cessed sweets and treats So some calories may count that won't disappear." fair to his wife or my hus- hostess Sunday from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. for the second annual wine and more than others. FACT — you're not doomed just because Mom over- band. Do you agree with me, cheese tasting party for members and friends of the Monmouth Arts Foun- FANCY - sugar is the most fattening food fed you in the highchalr. True, you may have extra fat Ann? - Unsettled In The dation. Mrs. Dean Gillette, left, and Mrs. Willurd Boyle, Rumson, head the FACT — fat is the most fattening food. A tablespoon cells, but they respond to a low-cal diet just as well as West committee for the party, proceeds of which will be used to further the stud- of (at or oil has nearly two and a half times the calories anybody else's fat cells. Newer studies demonstrate thai Dear Unsettled: I do not ies of a promising Monmouth County art student. The committee includes of sugar However, fat and sugar are the two main adult overweights who were tubby babies can lose Just as Since his wife and your hus- Betty Kern, Red Bank; Pat Ball, Fair Haven; Mae Perillo, Tlnton Falls; sources of "empty" calories because they contain little much weight as adult-onset fatties who overfed them- band are no longer living I Margery Fister, Oceanport, and Bette Abel, Little Silver. else except calories Sugar and fat. and the foods that selves don't see where they (it into contain them, should be eaten sparingly on any lose- Lose pounds the painless way! For five days of de- the picture. weight program where every calorie must^carry its licious dining, plus diet tips and recipes, send a stamped, My advice is cool it, dear. weight" in nutritional value self-addressed envelope and 35 cents to THE SLIM When he gets ready to put a FANCY — the safest way to diet is to eat what you GOURMET DIET, in care of this newspaper, Sparta. ring on your finger he will un- MEETING MEMOS normally eat, but only eat half of it. NJ 07871 doubtedly take bis off. |

CLUB SUPPER OPEN HOUSE OPENING DINNER WANAMASSA - The Eve- OAKHURST - The Oak- TINTON FALLS - The ning Membership Department hurst PTA will have its open Woman's Club of Tinlon Falls of the Woman's Club of As- house meeting Monday at 8 will have its opening dinner How many bury Park will have a cov- p.m. in the school auditorium Thursday at 6 p.m. in the ered dish supper Thursday at School curriculum for the Colts Neck Inn Mrs. Arthur 6:30 p.m. in the clubhouse. year will be discussed Caprio and Mrs. Frank Samer Wickapecko Drive Speaker are chairmen ways have YOU FIRST OF'FALL will be a representative of the KEYPORT - Keyport Aux- Betty Bacharach Rehabilita- iliary of Bayshore Community ENROLL NOW triedit? tion Center. Pomona, where Hospital. Holmdel. will meet children in need of physical Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the restorative rehabilitation arc Reformed Church house. Os- treated The center is the born St. The auxiliary is spon- New Jersey Federation of soring a fashion show dinner Women's Clubs' state project Sept. 28 at 6:30 p.m. in Buck this season Smith's Restaurant. East Keansburg OPENING LUNCHEON RED BANK - The Wom- FALL LUNCHEON an's Club of Red Rank will ATLANTIC HIGH- have its opening luncheon LANDS—Mrs. Ernest Geiger, Friday at 11:45 am in Cameron Circle, will host the Squires Pub. West Long opening fall luncheon meeting Branch Mrs Gustave W. of the Garden Club of Fair Steffen and Mrs. Alexander Haven tomorrow at noon in HAPPY HOMEMAKER — JIM Sparling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kamman are chairmen. her home. Assisting hostesses Sparling, Rumson, tidies up her dollhouse for the Oct. 1 and 2 exhibit and Fashions by Helene's of are Mrs. Arthur Giacobbe, TRACY ENGLAND sale In Hilton Inn, Tlnton Falls. This third annual benefit exhibit, sponsored Shrewsbury will be shown. chairman: Mrs. Clalr Black, .Srmi./Wbi MiM.ni Dmnet by the Southern Monmouth Auxiliary to Family and Children's Service of Virginia Hamrick. club repre- Mrs. Harry Schulte and Mrs GARDEN STATE who have (fieted tALENT EXPO '77 Monmouth County, has attracted dealers and hobbyists from four states.. sentative to Girls Citizenship Raymond Kennedy. There Institute at Douglass College, 2m) plarr bolhl will be an auction of plants, Jrrw) Shorr Conpelllloa will be the speaker. containers and garden books. REGISTRATION DELEGATE GUEST LA LECHE LEAGUE TUIMI.I lliru SmunUi Exhibitors booked for KEYPORT - The Woman's 12-6 PM HOLMDEL-"Nutrition for Re-EntTY'Program. Club of Keyport will meet Mother. Baby and Family: TAP • TOE • BALLET Thursday In the children's Lean Une Knows the hardest time to start Weaning" will be the topic of ACROBATIC • JAZZ a diet Is after we've aoofed the last one. Oct. 1-2 dollhouse show room of the Keyport Public the La Lech* League at a Library Guest speaker will meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. TINY TOT CLASSES Doctors today nave learned much about TINTON FALLS - Ex- try for the F&CS show is a Bits, South Toms River, will be Kim Brady, who was the here in the home of Mrs. the problem, and our Dr. Hans Fisher has hibitors' space is sold out for "big surprise." feature handcrafted Bavarian developed a "Re-Entry" program that helps you club's delegate to the Citizen- Francine Tedman, 14 High" DOROTHY the third annual Dollhouse A three-story Victorian crystal, gold-plated fittings to"staywithlt"thlsflme ship Institute at Douglass Col- Point Road. Pregnant women, and Miniatures Show and Sale house, similar to those seen and doll display cases. From TOLAND - This is Lean Line's exclusive technique, lege. Plans will be made for a mothers, babies and grand- to benefit Family and Chil- along the shore during that the Manasquan area. The so if you're losing confidence Instead of bazaar Oct. 29 in Keyport mothers are welcome. A tree DANCE STUDIO pounds, come |oTn our "Re-Entry" program. dren's Service of Monmouth era will be shown by Mr. and Blue Whale. 190 Main Street, Central School Revision of lending library is available County. The event, which will Mrs. William Anderson, Lyn- will feature Alice's Dollhouse 201 E. Bergen PI., Red Bank IMtmotHonoFMarPh.D., club bylaws will also be dis- with books on birth, child take place Oct. 1 and 2 from dhurst. G. Norman Benedict Department displaying a full 741-2208 cussed. care and nursing. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. here in the of Mantoloking will display a line of accessories as well as Hilton Inn. will have some 40 six-room Colonial with two Various style houses. CHINESE AUCTION Mamnoadi Cwrty 776*677 Oow County 26»4M2 participants from four states. New Jenwy 201-757-7677 working fireplaces and elec- EAST KEANSBURG - Mrs. John Tassini. Manas- LLLW AYS TRAVEL CENTRE^T tric lights in every room each Tucker Miniatures. Oradell. Lady Colfax Rebekah Lodge quan. is chairman of the equipped with a light switch. will feature the works of 18- 13. international Organization show, sponsored by the Peter Lukawski. Edison, who year-old Tom Tucker which of Odd Fellows, will have a FaK Fun-A-Way Vacations agency's Southern Monmouth constructs all of his houses includes a Jenny Lind spool Chinese Auction Sept. 21 at Auxiliary. Children will be ad- from start to finish, will dis- bed and other Victorian and 7:30 p.m. in Buck .Smith's mitted at half price. Ouw" play a large Tudor, a Colonial Colonial furniture. Restaurant. * Mrs. Francis S. Branin of and a small cottage. —Oct 22-29 Atlantic Highlands will dis- Among the dealers from the play her own home in min- shore area who will exhibit "BERMUDA CRUISE" I iature, including furnishings. their wares are the Mini-Mall. * DANCE CLASSES * All Aboard ft/n Doric, HomoLlnet- Another hobblst display will ONLY %SVM per perotii DU. Occ Wall Township, which special- Delixo Outtlde Ceilnt - 2 Lewer Bodt be that of Mrs. John B. DeF- izes in one-room shops: Bar- ENROLL NOW! riest. Wall Township who has bara's Ceramic and Gift —Nov. 10-13 constructed a two and one- Shop, Eatontown, who will IAUIT • TAP • TO! • IAT0N • MODERN JAZZ "PARADISE ISLAND" half story colonial house filled display dollhouse dolls, min- AOtOMTKS • GYMNASTICS • IAIU0OM with miniatures and acces- iatures, dishes, and flower ONLY $250.00 per porter, DbV. Occ ••• bunRotmad Triripo Schedul.ScW d Air Via Ealtem AMIM sories. pots. Barrel of Fun. Wall TOTS • TEENS • ADULTS Noworfc Doportun EATONTOWN — Monmou* Shopping Center, Community Mrs. Genevieve Rindner. Township, will show period GRADED CLASSES 'O»lc.. •! Hotels Sheraton British Colonial or ft* flower kMl), Wad. at 7:1 S p.m. and modern furniture kits, STUDIO NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION Booch Im FONCEO WVCT — Murray Orova., M. 9, Lanoka Harbor, Tinton Falls, who Is an in- lumber, hardware, wallpa- TUES., WED., TMURS., FBI., SAT. •" Anerican Breakfast Dolly Tuai.il Ml DJU. structor at Brookdale Com- M*tMMM Tomtit HAZLETT*North CartaraHhi Flro Co., 372 Middle Rd., Thun. munity College in the art of pers, garden supplies, rugs, Sapt 8, 7,1, t, 10 - 10 A.M. lo 6 P.M. 1 ••• Tronsfera, Tlpii Tanoi at 1:18 amlMon. at 7:15 p.m. dollhouse and miniature con- craft boo ;:, anu all tools LONG BRANCH — YMCA, 404 Broadway, Thurt. el 7:11 struction, is familiar to area needed I? dollhouse "nstruc- tion. Gloria's Porcelain Stu- &ATAWAN — American Laoton Hall, 111 Main 81, Wad. al enthusiasts through her nu- 1034 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright fcilajna 7:11p.m. merous displays in local li- dio. Rumson, will display NEPTUNE CITY - United Flro Co. #1, Mamorial Homo, braries. Mrs. Rindner who handmade reproduction an- LaumJ A»e., Thun. at H 5 i.m. a 7:1 S p.m. currently has four houses on tique porcelain dolls; Toys SCHOOL OF DANCE 741-3535 SOUTH mm « CongragaVoh Anaha Emett, M Mah SI, display indicates that her en- from the Attic and Sunny 37 E. Front St. 747-9552 Red Bank Business More protection for car buyers 10 The EMyRegkter SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY. SEPTEMBER 13. ia?7 IIHIIIMIUIllMKIIIIMItll By SYLVIA PORTER lem is resolved If you get your loan directly !( you buy t new car in these lop car felling from a bank or credit union, inform the bank or months that turns out to be a "lemon," you have union where the car is. You might wish to con- significant new rights under which you can re- tinue making these payments to avoid the YOUR MONEY'S chance of being sued for the balance voke ownership of the car, get your money back N.Y. stock quotations or another new car, have major defects repaired This is only a sampling of the extremely prac- free of charge even though your manufacturer's tical assistance you'll find in this 50-page book- NEW YORKtAP Monday i«l«c eci MO.HOT 110 Ml 1SH 74»- netionotprtcvttof Ne*' Crl r**>a W 9 11 »'» • MofrolQ HU f 1 41 41 '«- 1 warranty has expired let. (It's free to Maine residents and costs just S*ock E vchongeiivu CtuAirl 70 7 17 .1 • MtFu*( 2 9 170 * • 17H- l'i Chmplnl 10 7 11.00 to non-residents. To get it after Sept. 15. • kJ- i» , if 19>»- • MtiT«i i mo 11 Mi «••• 1 After you have given the dealer who sold you PC N» tM Clow Cvg Chom5«> U 9 SS 10*1 10 | I0H* • - M ~m 3J5 write to the Bureau of Consumer Protection. ChotM 120 1 » . J*'a NCR BIO N61! *3S 43 S the car a "reasonable" number of chances to fix State House. Box 692, AugustanMatne 04330 I ACF 210 JO M 1 »S II'• IIH . 17"j • at • it, and if the problem "substantially impairs' AMF 1 24 9 747 17V«* CniPneT 270 to 7S't 74H J4H- * MLT Ml IS » » - Have the service manager at the repair shop ASA M *)' K | 20-i • ChrnCtt » f7 '• i TH 7 14*k M • 24 *» Con.PwI '7 ' IT1 74' I 14H Norton 110 7 9 iS . 3S'. 35S tories of individuals in states across tho nation n . This process is called "Revocation of Accept- easter's Pocket Credit Guide." a handy source AFom.ly 50 6 i 14 1* . ConlAir 7 we N«r Sim 76 9Hi tn 70 20 — who have succeeded in revoking ownership of AHome 1 201561? 17*» ?'•: 27H ConllCp HI »• 54' 1 S4 . 54 i* - 0-0 ance" for guides on automobile, appliance, home im- AmHo*p 5613 lie :JS 23<«- CnliGrp I | 77' n • 32H OcciPttl IS I •9' n . an 73 - their "terminally ill" cars and getting their AmMotri * 4 r> ContOH 1 40 I 1WV 30 i 79H- OftioEd 1TO 9 US I4H IIH 19H provement, mortgage or other loans. The n If 319 'IS IIH ANOtR 710 7w *!H an IM* ContTeM 1610 M 16H I6H 16'i OfctoGE 14110 'I - money back or another new car You'll get help Note also that you must notify the dealer that requests for the 50-cent booklet. Qulnn disclosed, ASKma I 70 1 47 14 jj .- 11'»- CtlDoto IS J110 MS » « • Ofc-oNG 1 6 V 17 •! 31 33 - ATT 4»9 •»•> j Coepm I 0110 41 *2 .- CHinn M 6JJ j l|' T * in having your car's major defects repaired free you are giving up ownership of the car by deliv- II1H J were overwhelming - with the Armed Forces 1. AMPtnc 4lU 1*2 MS .i i 2JH* CwnG 15313 6\H d - 64 -1 "* Omorh 72 9 121 >«S I. . 1|'«- M 64 of charge after expiration of your warranty 9 . ering it to him and submitting to him a letter alone ordering 100.000 copies. 121 10 . ui » CrwnCfc ' d 21 23 -11 OwenC l 701? H «•> 47'7- r* Anc-VMI » 7 .IH 7'H :?H- -, CrwZtl 1 90 | 74 ))S 33-4 13'i OwenmiO* 7 H :J . 13 13'.. Among the booklet's tips, if you find yourself in listing the exact reasons why You must inform ArchrO 70o 9 •u mt 19 it'« ..•.t* 60 7 43 17' * I6'i 17'.* H - P-Q the unfortunate position of owning an automobile PS No I: "There's a lot of confusion about a Armco 1 « 9 IU 25 75 - - D-0 PPG 1 60 6110 30'.- H him as well that you are cancelling your insur- 1 J ArmitCk 110 161 II t W*, 11'.* Dortlnd 1 1117 iS'« 1SS 1SH- PocGE .' ' .664 .'IS 13H 73'1- 1 dud: new car buyer's rights among lawyers." Quinn 1 ance and registration Do all of this as soon as Awrco 10 1 ?N IS * 15*« 15H- H DoroGer- 1| *;s 47'4 4TH- Pocltg 1 M 7 4} It' 1 says — a not-so-subtle hint to you. If you are a AiMOn 1 90 5 124 79H- Ooyco 50b 4 1 1S'< IS' 4 15'.* pocPw 1 mo s: :7'. :.' ' From the very first day, keep records of all the problens start to develop • j AsdDG 150 9 m 77'. }*'. 27'. • DaytPL1 66 * 14 u . '' • 19'** • PocTT 140 1 ioi w. 1TH I7H defects which appear in your car Note, for in- lawyer, to gtt a copy of this guide AtlR.cn 710 in S?S sr : Sl*«- O*«re 1 20 4 HI JSS 7S « 15 .- . PonAm 9 16*1 5H I 5»- • stance, it it consumes excessive amounts of oil. If you financed your car through the dealer, k,1. PS No. 2: "Downeaster" is a term originally u Ii * 15 IS - OvltaAirto 7 Ml ij i 13 . 33' * I'f.infv 1 U'i: »' 1 *•. • *..*• .m jM i O«nny« 6011 HI M »H* H PoPL 1 91 7 :r. ISH 71H- • record how much you add. when, and the inform the bank or finance company id.it you used to describe fishermen operating along the 45t- B OelEd I 45 1 Pennfoi 1 10 7 odometer reading when you add it will not make any more payments until the prob- Maine coast DramS 1 10 7IN ?). /IS 2IH- k 75'» IV'. 15 '•- S - P*puCo 1017 ,, j4 *_ E :i^ S'4 •* - Duion 1 704)12 5 u . 14 PTW W11 3S9 76 . » - ] K1_ • MlyMf 16 7U sMi II .* H Dtmey 16016 6S1 37S M - . PtwIpO 17011 • »• .'4 1 UH 73H- laHGE 7 16>0 27' i 27*. DrPeppr 5*17 14 7 14H* 1 PfttlaEii 1010 1*1 IIH 70 •> BanhA/n 94 9 71 11 1- DowCh 1 » 9 ISM H'4* PMIMr 1 6517 60e 61 . 40 61 . • • BouwhL t 9 SJ IM J4 . JS - OtiV M 9431 «.'S 4) • PniiPet 110 SOS 11 » . »S* n BoxtTrv 3017 75' 35'> 35'• 3S'i* dwPont 5H 405 10fa9 10' . 101 •! Pttneyft 1010 II 17'i • BeotFQs Mil 164 »'• 25 - DuheP i tO 1 151 11 wn 3OH- • Pitftln la 1 H ISH ISH 75 •»- • t • Bi**' M 1 5^ 6 • • OuQLtg l 7210 76 AJ 19'. I9'»- Pneumo 1 S ?7 1»S IIH • 1 Bel"How UX 1« it** II' - I-f Poloroid Ml7 JO 79'.» <, n'. *tnm* 7 7 151 Mi 37'» 37'i- EostAir 4 115 6H 4H) 6*. PortGEl 7015 * Three .growth stocks n m ii' • 19H- BenfCp 1 60 7W 7? 7''. 72 EntGF n 9 20Hdl9>. 19'.- 4 ProctG I 60IS Ml IS'; U'I 15 - H ifi 1 •'6 2H EsKodl ftOo'S 934 S9'i SI . PSvCoi I 4611 IU IIH S9H* H II' 1 U 1- H • I tilt > 1 HII — and potential earning pow- pettPa | J| ;*s 7i , 24H- Eat«n 1 T173 M | M • H' 41 — PSvEG 1 »6 • .'."0 MS 14 H 74 j* 't By DAVID R. SARGENT • kmsii 110 171 21 71'.- Echlln ton 14 74 . 74 . P0SPL 1 1010 J; 14*41 U'l 16' J er is substantial * l«K»Of *Hi sill l?'s '6i- 17'• EIPQM 1 10 7 •u ias I* | 16'.- Pullmn 1 371] ir ]IS 11H 31H- '• Q— I am 40. single, making Reynolds & Reynolds is a •• kwint 1 1 J»0 W| iJ'l $4'« EngMC 1 70 7 m .•»-. y> i OuokOal 91 7 1 MH 22 - '• SUCCESSFUL 1 specialist in the business : lOllK 1 10 7 .4H(D4 . 24i Enwch 1 M 1 14 79 * 79 29'4 QuohStO M 9 19* IS'i IS . 1SH- about $35,000 per year I have „ '* 1 lora«n 1 S4 9 136 114 33'« Eimfh 1 14 | is US J0 i »'7- -B forms industry It is the larg- p l just come into (15.000 which I ] lorgw 1 60 t 3S tM 76 i Mi- | Ettlyl 1 K 6 .70 40S 40S 40'i* • RCA 1 MtO1412 7ft . »H 36 «- 1 7j u >OsEd 1 4411 RoliPur 4011 107 16 IS'e 14 would like to invest. I am INVESTING est supplier of forms to auto ; iranltt 30 6 791 V. « • 9'4- •, Snon 3 91711 M . a 41' 1- H Romod 0*el6 Hi 3H 3'» 3' »- I, dealers, thpugh it is contin- IrlttM 1 1013S}4 ws 34'« Rontoln H 7 A If 4 II 19 willing to assume some risk 1 ritPet 13el3 6J2 IV, IS * 15'» FMC 1 » 6 102 US 14 14' 4* Roythn 1 9«S4 .N • * lt • W. HH • iiMimuillillH mi hun uing to develop sajes from • t W.C. New Jersey IrmM 60 6 1754 13 017 ) 12H- H FolrCm 1010 171 14' 1 24 24'i* ReooBot > I IX «H 20' j~ 1 » tucvEr wiO 20'. mt »'! 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CSS 11 291 S2H 1'7- conditions can have a marked pa «'*- Rabins 31 9 9J r-, pose, you might divide your ClTFn 2.40 9 194 u i s 33*»* money equally among three effect on individual DEKALB have risen at a compounded CPC 1S010 IM BVj ''! • - FloP L 1 '6 10 14 25' i 75 . 25'. Rortflnd S'i 5'i . ColFmi 6 t» »** 9H 9H FloPow2 79 I SO il 19'4 t Rorer 6010 J lt*| ii'i IIH over-the-counter stocks This lines, diversification and op- annual rate of almosl 15 per . CamSp l 4111 M IIS i M'l- ] FluorCp 1 9IW as II It'i- RoyCCol 1 9177 JOS XT. 70 !. •; 1 cent during the past decade, . CoroPwl u I HI 23 n - 27»l- 1 FdFair 70 9 .4 1 6H 6 3 RoylD 4 0le S »». 5* * is where most of today's erating efficiencies have fos- 4*SH m CarrCp 10 7 us IV 7 1 SH- i FordM 1 20 4 «' 44 . OH 44 i . RyderS ISr 7.14 US 16H- • 1 growth stocks got their start tered consistent overall and future growth could be CMtiChfOc ' |fl| IS IS'.* i ForMcKI 10 7 171. 1''7 171. * -S - • a • CotrpTrl 501? SI 1 S7'. S2H- H FronkU 74 4 9 • 9 9 SCMCp 1 5 49 ir. 11 11 . - and where many of tomor- growth Proved marketing just as impressive us 47S- m Frutftf 2 «, To EM . New York You CenSoWl 7* 9 ISH *i 17 76'. 27 SJoMn 130U in • SH ?9>.- H row's star performers are skills, good foreign exposure, CentrOoilbil M 7IH 7»H 7IH- * - c -C - StLSoF 7 50 1 'i UH 47H «H now rehearsing It is inter- and further diversification en- inherited a top-notch group of * Gannett) 70is dM Ii 14 S 34*.- 1 Sambos 4110104 jH'i ll'» 19'. esting to notice, loo. that un hance the growth outlook stocks Since you do not need J GnCatHe 13 9 174 17'* I2H 'i SFfind 2 6 1' . 36' 1 J6 *- s 1 income, however, you might American GcnDyn 6 54 S4 .- SFetnt 60 5 44'* 44 listed issues as a group have Kearney 4 Trecker. a small **•4 IS G«nEi 3 3017 51'. S3'i- scvptoi mo 173 li'i 031'.' HEW YORKiAP W 1.1 He'ected \\ outperformed the Dow Indus- consider selling Columbia GnFdt 1 6410 14 . .]'. ffil- ScblmD 1 1017 461 ft'S U>. 67 H- Midwestern manufacturer of national price* lor Amenc Ml Genlnsl 10r V S6 19' i 19 . ( ScottP 76 1 IM HIS .15 - trials this year Good choices numerically controlled ma- Gas The primary appeal of StoctaEichongi GnMitli Mil 107 (IS 7> | SeabCL 2 5 IS 17 Il'» 11't- ', this stock is its high yield Fu- S- GnMoM SSe 6 67*. 67 i S«wleC 5711 916 ll'i IIH 11 H- might be DEKALB AgRe- chine tools, enjoys a reputa- PE 'Hl\ Low Clow C | GPU 1 61 1 • . • 5KK> 9012 IM m-. »H »H» search. Kearney & Trecker tion as a well-run, innovative ture growth is likely to be AegtiCp S 7S T '!" \*<*— • GTelEI 7 U 1 soo JIS 11 11H* 1 SheilOm t0 6 m »'. » • ' . • s GTlre i 10b 5•06 7« . 14' 4- ShetIT 93e 7 7 41 * 4Ti~ and Reynolds & Reynolds company with strong finan- subpar because of its below- AltdArt 'S Gene sco 77 * i 4, 4'J— | Slvwin I 70*3 in |l H 31'. 31'. M )6 tl II 13 16 1 AHtxCp 41 1 GaPoc 100124SO I' • 27'• 27'»- '. Slgndl 1 10 7 •3 79 1 19'h cial controls. Current inquiry average reserve position. 7»K 7H- 1 I'Kl.k.AI.H is a leader in ASciE 04ttt tf G*tty J 10*11 25 174'-* dl77"i 177'1-2H SimpPot 50)7 in ii . mo'. Also, it has not diversified as Armin It ^s Hi GibrtFn 10/ S ij rates are high and orders are H m IIH it ? IIH* '• S>no*r 40 7in 2Jr 13'. 73 agriculturasl genetics — de »•« 9'i- Asomer .3011 41 Gillette i soio 76H- • S*ylin* 1714 IJ . IJ'. II1. successfully as some other 7 • d 2 ISO »'. 76H .f9 veloping superior strains of building strongly, with cur- AiiosCM 03i 9 •64 Goodrh l 32 • Smtkln 1 1014 ISA 4IS 41 41 •«•> 9 . 9'4- 13? 77 IIS AlloiCowt 17 Goody 110 I I9H SionyCp 07(15 1 . • >. 1 .. distributors J7S .14'. 295 19H 19'* rw farm seeds, egg-laying rent backlogs at more than AuitrolO 31 Gould 1 36 1 SCrEG ' 56 I tt - ; 33 37'.* •5 JQH n'tn't- H 104 IIH AutmRod • i . ]'• Groce 110 1 143 million, up 65 per cent (Column readers should 2 1 136 77', 77H27H S0C0.E I 6 714 JSS ISH 1SH- poultry, and swine. Subsi- Kevin Menture, of 109 Main Street, Port Bonnier 40 9 13'* I7 . GIAtPc 05*16 107 10'1 10 39S 17 13 - 10 - '• diaries provide representation year to year There is consid- send their investment in- • 117 71H 71 . 21't* SONRM2 10 7 II 60 SIH Monmouth, has been selected by The Beverly OGiontl Mil 4 21 70^. 71 * 7 (B 30 erable leverage — the com- quiries to David It Sargent. V il.. W, I7>e — | in hog marketing and com- BowVoJl 1070 Grryh 1 04a • 117 UH 013 • 13'4- • SouPoc 1 40 I IM IS 1 34'i IS1!* Successful Investing, c/o this Daily and Sunday Register as "Carrier of BrtXftdN 3013 GtfWttn 66 3 \r% 11'. il «• '• SouRy 160 9 112 Si S3 S3 - pany is now operating at only V 17'i* Broscan la 1 • (,1'Wn.l Ml IM Kj .1*4 SfwrryRl 111 176 3SS 14 . 35 - newspaper) the Week." If '6 | 16')- about 65 per cent of capacity CKPet a n GoltOH 1 n 7 774 77 . 76'. 17 • SquorO 1 7017 114 76 . 1S>. 26'.* s II 34'. 35 Cornol 111 i\ -,11MM. I 12 • I'O 13 , US 13'J SqoiH) 9611 1V> 76 1 ?« . 16'4- 1 77 2 — i M-arket Crump Ho 7 GoiiU'd 6113 127 14'. 14 W 14' i- ' StBrnd 1 »n 111 71 ) 21' 1* He is an eighth grade student at Thorne Circle". 10 9 12' >* ll'i * - H-H - StOMCl 740 7M 40'. 40H 40>4* n I? i ISH* ; Coochm 50 4 12'» Hoiiiort lirj 197 SI 57 - StOlnd 160 1 49 j 49' i 49H* Local Securities School in New Monmouth. 6JJ9 sn Bank iloch qwototiont courtf*v Crtanei P Young, Coiemn 61 7 M*t U'i U'l Hercules HO 774 li't lift . I6H- StOilCmi 3670 7JJ K . Tt — J7 n s •no' quotation* comrt*iy Fohne^tocl> 4 Co Red Band ComOG 17 10". 10*1 10'* - Heutx.nl 3217 3)0 14 71' i n»i* ' StOutChl K) 7 174 UN 33'»- ?S 1 6 J 33'. continues BANK • Cook In 7't He*HP* 407Q 197 f| n '!'«• ' StertDg 7010 H4 13H 13'1 13'. • • Kevin delivers to 42 daily and Sunday cus- 15 - Cornlius 5* 1 s IS IS Holiday 46 • ii'. Srevenjl » S 95 ISH IS ISH* s r| I1'4- Allaire State Bank CrutcR J6W 41 11 1 Holly) 6917 144* . SluWor 1 61 4 46 44'• 44 44 - s tomers. 14>4* u . ,4'.- Centroi Jnuy Dotocd 10e 9 54 14*4 Homest k 121 ill 47 H 41 . 42 *1 SunCa . 57 6 109 4)-. 41H DomtPi - 7 M 31'.* 1 Han* 11 1 90 I J R ir , M 47'i «6 <. 46 4- - T-T - Fidelity Union Bonk Corp 10 3'i- I downward Dynlctn 0672 Houtf.Fl 10 • ft . M . • TRW 160 7 First MerChonti Notional He enjoys playing all sports, including 3'» ]'• m 70. * 133 32.11H 37'v* DynAm 7 79 S «'• 5 Houiln 1 96 1 17V d . US TampEii 1110 40 IIS ll'i ' 1 NEW YORK (AP) - Con- First Jersey National Oynelibl 31 HouiNG 10 9 71 . First National T R baseball and basketball. Kevin is unde- 1 IW 29" Tandy 7 177 79S 71'. 29".. 7 i". i' . ITH— Fronkim Stale EortttRes 1 7 HowdJn 37 | 143 10 J 10 - • Tondyeft 5 6 10H 10' • 10'» cern over the prospect of 6^« 6H- I0H- Jtrsty SNK* F«dRn 133 m HugfeTI 7017 KM 16 I TKhncr 40 1 137 11', 7IH 22 - M cided as to his future plans. Filmwy 1 Sr • 9 M« lit IK- tighter Federal Reserve cred- Brumwich Bank & Trutl i — r-l • Tefctrn. 1D15 J6) X •Jl'» 37*4 Hft J«r%e-i Not'ona' Corp • Ond) 1 SI t, 24'. 74 , • Tetedn l i5t 4 ui «» . H I FronlA 191 5 n l ' i !'• • n*i it policy pushed the stock Ocean County National INACP 1 X 9 • 43' I 4J . 43H» • Telprmt 77 1154) CRIC* 3'i 4 * 9'. IH Peoplf \ Notional Lo*«*ood u 4 17 '4 s market into its third decline Glanivei 69 10) JS 7H 7H* IIH Telfi 9 37 ?'T Shore National 11'. i] * idahoP I 1610 IM If, Tennco 1 7*6S M'I 30'> 30'T- r oknield 7' 1 16 I 11 . in a row yesterday Shrewibury Slolc IdtOlBal 70 I 10 tfH 19H 10'** 5 ll 3''.- I9H Tuoro I 2SI 10'. United Counties Trust Co DO YOU WANT TO BE A CARRIER? implCp 40 5 71 16 • • United Jersey Bonk Gt Benin P 31 US I'l 1 • I6S 16' i Tcioco 7 1 71 . 17H 31 * INCO 1 40o 1 ift TciEst 2 10 9 ?U4 12'. 47' 1 42'. The Dow Jones average of GtLhCh 3211 4 1) | 33'i 33' i* 70». INDUSTRIAL If you an 12 »»ar» ol ag« or oktof and would Ilk* to ineico OSeJl 197 J4S 710 13 n ' 14H* Texinsti 3217 17'. IIH •2H* H 30 industrials, down about 7 Autodynamicv HortiM 30 t 10H ID | 10'i ingerR 3M13 become a Register newtpiper Carrier, call 542-4000, 1 t M 60 60 * ' Tenlnt 17 IU 10 . 10'V 10'.* Brockway MotiyCp 11 I m* Buck Engineering 401 it', 16 i 16H- H TetiOGi 21 9 17! MS 37". 27'»- points at Its mid-day low. or $93-5210, or complete the application below and IU N^, M J 39 * C R 0 Corporation Houow n Intrlk 7 10 6 74 7f. i«l I TiPcLd lieu 1 37 4 37'. 374 HuikyO n 7 7S'. IS'. ] 1 staged a partial recovery in Colonial Foods mall to The Pally Register, One Register Plaia, IBM 1016 750 363'» 711 . 167 i— . Te.util 1 40 9>47 1) . IIH* • ImpCXIA 16 9 \l II i ir i. 11"! De Tamoso Indutfriei IntFlav 4170 309 33'4 21 B'%* * TCIIQ" • »14 40 31'. 11H- '. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. dllH the afternoon to finish with a Electronic As%otiote^ lnlHorvl.15 5 303 79 . MS Ttxtronl 40 1 17/ A • » '» . 't» ?'»- IH KonGEII 76 1 19 21H71'. 2(H* ' UnCorblU 7 167 45'.4S'i 45 H* Roy Comm Ind loc DATE OF BIRTH - !'•- 1 But a broader indicator, the KOAPLII 70 8 73 77 . 77H- ' UnElec 1 3610201 IS'i IS . Servomotion NoCOO 6 » I'l !H l'i 77S ll'j '1 Kotylnd S 12 6' i 6'»- ! UnOCoHTO 7 Spiral Metol Oio'kA I5e 3 • 3 , ]' i 6S SIH sr 1- ,1 New York Stock Exchange in US Hornet j4 GRADE IN SCHOOL PF Inn) KoutBr 70 9 '14 6-. A' . 6'1— ' UPocC 1 TOM 162 491. 41*. 49^.* «•! 17 i ' Untied Telttonfrol 1 Keilogal 1013 71 * 73'i* ' Umroyal SO 7 114 9'i composite index of more than IS PECp TOO J IK I . 3. 2 - • IH )'• Kennct 60*46 317 iSi U • 74H- ' UnBrond 4 17 'S l'i 7H 1.500 common stocks, didn't KerrMcl 1512 91 60 J 60 60'. UnllCp 10* 71 10S I0H 1OH PrenMol I.I. 77 7] 1 nl- KtmKI. » 1 43 •- JJ Presley 4 U M UnNwCll 701 9 IU 14' . 33H — ft fare so well It dropped 20 to »H * KnigtRd Ml 19 a . RelGpwt it IS 16 35 35 * ' USGypsl 60M 77S 73H 73'.- *~ 1 u 1 1 Kopperi W 9 6' 70'. 70 | 70S- ' 191 52.54, its lowest close since it ReV-Col Oil] 34 'I * 1| , ii j— USInd 40 7 ft'. 6H 6S '» 41 • Revtt A 12 19 • Kratt 2 37 9 101 47 t 47H- ' US$te*l7 7O 9 SSV 31'4 31 31 - stood at 52 52 on June 7 of last Kroger l 60 7 71 77 • 76'* 17'% TVS i, Risdon 40 9 1 I3»l \Vi I3S UnTechi H 7 J*', ISH 36 - Roontcn JU ItH ii r« - L-L - UnlTel 1 71 9 751 70 1 »". year VI 7H } ,- Upiortn 1 7012 IS? 35 aM'I '"! ByonM K 9 i) 16'. lo'i M'i- LeorSieaW 6 ill IS". IS . USLIFE 41 7 114 l|Hll'i SfcMlg u ]'. 1 e l'« Declines outpaced advances MONMOUTH COUNTY Lertmnl 25* 17 10'.10' > 10H* ' • — V—V - ShemnO 14 SJ Ill II II - LcvltiF 70110 100 73 « 27', 23'4 Vorlon Till 97 17 I4.H by a 9-5 margin in the daily SoJltron U 40 Pa 1H- i LOf 7 6 23 79'* ?9'»+ I i|i. 79 | Vtico 70*73 3097 19'. I7H 1»H* Synte* 5010 11 is i 11*1 — tally on the New York Stock Liaget 1 50 1 »'. 14'> 72 »'*- H VoEPwi 14 I 111 I4S 14'^ 1 * UllyEhl 41IJ 401 16 . IV. T*rvn*r" M) !'• i "" M - ". - w-w - Exchange. Litton » 9 11'. 13 I1'4* ' Wochov 54 9 41 16 1 11 I6'i* H 10'i lO'l- • RESIDENTS 7*1 lit* Tttltr lie 9 | Lockhd 5 Walljml 40 6 111 71 77H 77H- '. Big Board volume totalled j 1 IS'i- • 1 Loewt 1.30 4 116 us 13 'i 33 - 'i WrnCoa. n 6 9» • 17 27 .- UVInctwt 911 5*1* 1 LonStorl 10 7 17 II ) dil 11 - n WornrLl 1013 MS 7ft | 11 76H 18.70 million shares, against UnBrdwt 71 1 14 i lft 316 LnglsLM 4J | II U'i IIH !!'•• '1 WshWt 1 76 I 17 17 S H"i USFHtr 71 1 166 13*. 12*. 13'.- 18.10 million on Friday. The LoLondi 70 9 i'4 I*H 07)'. !* »• '1 WnAIrL 40 7177 UnlwR, 3010 It >i • ISS 15*1- m LoPocif400 7 I3H 13H 11-1- • Vtrnllrn 1 16 6 S'I 6 IN w. 19"i n't* s market's latest decline began V/L ARL INTERESTED IN QUOTING AUTOMOQIH AND HOML LuckyS 76b 10 I4H 14-4 14'4- ' Watxnh 40 6 77S WUnioni 40 I £ 19'. II". i»i.- "t * Lyfctl 30| 107 6". < 6 6 - M WntflEi 97 7 1431 19'• IIH last Thursday as the Federal WornCpl OS 71 1'^ r 1.. s Wrverhr nil SSI 31HdM 30'«- OWNER'S INSURANCr FOR GEICO POUCYHOLDEHS !! YOU AH! Copyright by The Associated Pr»t1977 - M-M - Reserve listed a $3 billion rise WheeiF 7211 4| 21'. 77'• 39 - MGIC 1010 137 IIH WTiirtpol 1 9UJ 14'. 14 24^4 " in the basic measure of the Mocmlll SO 6 114 9 I'. l'%- ' 1ISSATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTOMOBILI OML Footnote§ Mocy 1 50 7IO 1/ e If 17 - ' WhlitMf i V'4 1 7't money supply tor the latest MdlFd I2c IM IIH \T , 11'J- '<% WMItofcr | M 6' . 6't 70'. !»'» 20 - '. SMttftQtKtioreunOftlOQ MagicCI 40 6 191 I0H 10H 10H William. 1 7 reporting week. •iWNER S INSURAN MPANY m 47 4IH- ll.l.l MAPCO1 1017 19 H 19'.- ', WlnnD 16113 4IH Winnbgo 15 S793 3H Vi Wt i are annual MaratOllO 7 .40 US SO'. SI'.* "1 Analysts have noted that toil avorter MorMId n 7 13 IIH 11'.- "» Wolovth 1 40 7745 19'1!»'»

I yorwmi •ft, -X-Y-1 ppecto) or i. Marrtot 15M0 9'. 9'. many Investors, like the Fed, XCTOM 16011 S7 . SIH writ triMvflwnn n«l Oeilgnoiei) auegul MorW 1 50 6 17 74', 34"! IM * CALL THE A ISH m ore UKmll'Mrdlnme Mlttolno lownlei M«C0 40)2 N 77 7IH Jl"l ZateCp M 7 «6 ISH ISH regard rapid growth in the 1 ZenltrtR I 9 227 1/ 16"T i&'t • s Mmilfi i or utrat b- Annual rote MaiiyF Io A 11 16' 4 16' • 16 /*- >+ s money supply as fuel for in- 1 Copyright bvTritAttoclotfd Press 197 H>IM<<> tend c—Douroating oivi MoyOi 1 16 9 167 •It. , M' . 16H- '• 4M e-OetweHixpuM •n pr tied Ing 11 Moylgl 50o11 3V JOS 79'. 29'i-l flation nwnHM. 1-OtckKto or paid ofler itech McDer 1 60 4 444 «ss US 4S * • * STOCKS If) THI SP ••««l««tH ws |-Paid tt> McDnld 2016 IM «s 41 . 1 NEW YORK (AP| Solev 4 pn prici In addition, the data McDonD SO I f'l 7J'» 23'^— ' i qnu nrl LlrWI^B Ul firv l...w.. '..v>e **v»' * prompted expectations that MIMMWIK rVMlAd meetina T-Det McGEdl 60 1 76'. 17 37 * •% New York Stock Exchgngi isiuei \ kn* 1 MM Ml to tighten credit by fostering MM. r-OKKnH V teM M pteceding ). Melville ,9*10 7SH 15H- ", IntTtTpfN 3*6.100 7H -IH 3f GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD INSURANCE J/ m«*4 pM tf»cn«»KI>i«l i-l>oMln Merck 1.5015 399 5f Ml « 56'.- H Vticolnc 309.700 tH **"7 higher interest rates in order ,f , h 6* 4* If 4et4hjfel|h% 4J)lilM^.J Ex*on 771,100 CM* MM w e«OMOe™l 1 •<-4lilrlbu MewPet40l? m OH 41 '• 47' j- ' C oniOH 199,900 tH - to restrain monetary growth. i"M COMPANIES DON'T HAVE TO COST MORE ^ HMI A#i MOM Ib 9 77H 77 72H- • Ttxocoinc 195,100 rl * "» I-Il«Vt*K hfl.y-E«j MltfSUt 1 31 9 16H I6H I6H PonAm 164.100 S"% - % Since the Fed's report short 4MM9M In full. 1- So*ei In Ml. MlnMMI 7016 IM S1H S1H- H CtnMotort 163,700 term. Interest rates have rtf-1¥tv«n OowCh 159,700 f'. MMA lam*. .rw-IWtHi ••••ill. ii MObll 3H 7 4IH 1041 6IH* UJ USStMl 1S5.90O 1 - climbed, and money-market 1 8^rf^nvviitvVr r^P" rtid t—En •dtilr Itutlon. MohkDIa 14 \(A ft * S'. AmAlrlln IS5 030 9^ - h •x- rtc«lvtfiJ.lp or Montor.3 10 7 67'. 67'. * * PtpllCo 14t.50O H'* - H watchers have noted In- ndar MW Mnkrwplcy MonDU140 9 4 14} 100 H - 49 EAST MAIN FREEHOLD £ ttotaf rwrywt tflt; 36'i w. 36"«- ' WfltghE< •** - dications that the Fed was en- ' ttti tr MCWM MonPw 1.1011 ?0 IS 14'. 241*] • 'i RCA . MI.AW Moroon 1 9 4 — couraging them to do so • •MIL 74 A Mton now H ^VV-IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXV XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXV^ SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13 1977 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace The Daily Rcgirter 11

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20 1 • TT fi P Pft ! Blondie w iP WOW' THAT WASH LOOKS ) l'LLTEU.>OU A FUNNY THING 38 TERBlPiC) ^ ^—tk ABOUT TVW HASH AFTB» YOUVE rr IATEN IT • j w XT - 53 155| 51- i pP 59 --i\ (2 vr LL \ "You talk to your plants, so I'm readin' a cow- is vr Hi 7 boy story to my cactus." The Wizard of Id Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY, Sept. 13 - LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 22: results of last week's you well into your next A MlHVV* Bom today, you are one of — Several entangelmenls effort. Try to thinIk of the project. Don't hesitate to those affectionate crea- you didn't expect to be part "other guy." ask questions .should you tures who pines away when of keep you from making AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. be in doubt. left for too long without the kind of gains you had 18) — You should be able to GEMINI (May 21-June cA anyone on whom to lavish hoped for today. Take time sense more than a 'eoitipa- 201 — If you are certain your affection. In most to relax. tibility between you and you can master a new other ways, though, you SCORPIO lOct, 2.1-Nov another today. Take ad- method of accomplishing % t< are extremely independent 211 - Self-rnntrnI and self- vantage of what is obvious an old chore, give it a try. and can, in general, be discipline: these will keep admiration. Better safe than sorry, found going about your you from nwikmi; the same PISCES i Feb. Ill-March however. own business in your own kind of mistake others 20) — Dissension on the CANCER i June 21-July way and enjoying to the have made - much to their fullest your own successes. employment scene may be 22) — It should be obvious Andy Capp misfortune. enough to cause difficulties to all that you arc in dead To find what is in store SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 22- in getting a new phase of earnest regarding your ca- for you tomorrow, select Dec. 211 — Don't waste your work off the ground. reer progress. Avoid argu- VEAH - LIK6 A \ your birthday and read the your energy attempting to ARIES I March 21-April ment; speak your mind UMFERSPENMN"IS I corresponding paragraph. A-POST/WAN 'OLlCAY LOAFINW deal with matters obvi- 191 — I .<>(ik before you leap peaceably 9PEN0IN11« OUCHW WEDNESDAY. Sept. 14 ously either over your head - but once you've ascer- LEO Uuly 2.1-AUK. 221 — WALKIN'.' VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. 22) or too far 'gone* to be tained where you will be One person on the employ- - Take care not to disturb rescued. landing, leap ahead! Don't ment scene or on the home another's dream of domes- CAPRICORN I Dec. 22- fear new enterprises. front must take the lead. If ticity. You can be of great Jan. 19) — Continued self- TAURUS (April 20-May you cannot be the "boss," help in the rescuing of indulgence may cause you 20) — The pride of work be a good and responsible another's ego. to lose out on important well done serves to launch follower. SheinwoldV bridge advice Doonesbury by Alfred SheinwoW There was nothing wrong West. "Keep your head down, and with leading a heart to dum- Sometimes you can't win' South dealer wxmoN IVUKETO&COM- IFUIECANSHOtUtUHAT men, I'D sim don't look up during the bid- my's king and returning the even if you make the right Both sides vulnerable play. 1HI5 LANCE PK8UM UH/tT I A WMKLi COMMON SOUNDS lurm me sec- ding or play," North advised jack of diamonds from dum- NORTH THNKWeCOUWDO/SfVUMU WOOUMGINOAU, BUfOR ITS, I TH/NK 6ooo MHO nemies. JUST his wife after the play of to- my. But South must take the DAILY QUESTION • 742 mm House pasomsu nUOXDOOAWNG 00(5 FIRST? 5BND THEM ALL day's hand. "It doesn't do any- ace of diamonds and then lead Partner opens with 2 NT WAY IN TAXING Tm $H0mt6 «NT All Pass i SOT A A Box 1111. Los Angeles, Calif. to give up two hearts. "Husbands!" she hissed at Opening lead — • J "TtfC FIRST TMlMG IM THE 90HM I DAVDREAMINiS? NO MA'AM I UIA5NT I WAS JUST PAVOREAMINS... CONCEPTUALIZING!

The Phantom Beetle Bailey 0ENER4L TAKA GOOO! WE CAU'J \^5- WILL SEE XlXJ TO SEE HI5 WELL, I NEVER I JUST CAME FROM IT 6EEM5 EVEN WEN..THIS RiWRT TONISHT. EXCELLENCY HEARP OF THAT PENTAL CHECKUP AWFUL..CASE AFTER BEFORE TEETH d ? ARE FAT WE 00 WITH THEM 2 12 The DaMyRcgfettx SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.1977 ABC executives have the jitters as they launch 'Soap smiles, tells the bum "HI. B> MV SH \RBin lic, end the world or even warning that certain of its earlier elsewhere ABC is let- The only delectable change woman knows what the other greets the bum with a simple. get your clothes off." He LOS ANGELES (AP) - bore you I have reference to "dialogue and situations may ting Midwest stations, if they in tonight's effort is a closing is doing "HI." They kiss Fade-out 1 looks exhausted. Fade-out. I don't know how many will Tonight's the night, gang "Soap " not be suitable for all mem- so choose, air it later tonight, bedroom scene . In it is a In the original. Jessica is in Tonight. Jessica ii fully find a wonderful sense of hu- ABC finally is airing the new ABC more jittery tonight bers of the family." after "Family ' instead ot be- young tennis bum who is hav- bed with the bum, then gels dressed, not in bed al all. mor in "Soap " But all the adult comedy that may rot than the floor of t Manhattan This may be because Susan fore ing separate affairs with dressed, then is whisked nut though she still is whisked out advance fuss about the show your mind, topple the Repub- discotheque, starts "Soap" by Hams' saga of two suburban Some religious organiza- middle-aged Mrs Jessica one door as her daughter ar- tribes, the Tales and the tions, such as the National Tale and her promiscuous rives al another. one door as Corrine knocks on probably will draw a huge Campbells, seeks laughs and Council of Churches, are ur- daughter. Corrine Neither The daughter saucily the other portal Corrine now opening-night audience ratings from such numbers as ging member churches to see Make A Date homosexuality, impotence, in- the snow, then express their SEPTEMRRR4andl8 fidelity, promiscuity and the views to the ABC stations Parents without Partners. M4. cocktail party and Mafia carrying it in their cities TV show on handicapped dance Hideaway Lounge. I Fearey Place. Morgan 8 Advertisers definitely are This may prove hard in 14 p m Live music Call 566-0170. free hustle lessons. worried about public reaction cities — most in the South or SEPTEMBER 6. U, 8). 27 to this sex-crazed. 1160.000a- Southwest — where ABC, The Monmouth Civic Chorus will hold auditions for copy caper ABC says with 195 outlets, says its affil- new members at 7:30 p m at Embury Fellowship Hall, tonight's opener isn't fully iates either won't air "Soap" sponsored, but won't say who at all or won't show the open- narrated by Patricia Neal Church St., Little Silver Program for upcoming season dropped out or why ing chapters Another four includes Handel's "Messiah" and Beethoven's "Missa By MIKE SILVERMAN I9C5 emotionally handicapped chil- struggle against handicap'' But it arrives amid much outposts. ABC said late last Solemnis" Information, 922-J177 Her television show. "In- dren the same educational "I'm not Joan of Arc. and I controversy — and fear by week, are "undecided" SEPTEMBER 14 NEW YORK (AP) - For cluding Me," will be shown on rights as other children sure as hell don't want any- church groups that if not It said only one defector. Shrewsbury Business t Professional Association Sep- Patricia Neal. narrating a the Public Broadcasting Ser- one to think I'm a martyr," stopped in its laugh tracks. WJZ, Baltimore, is in a top 50 The .strokes came at the tember meeting. 12 noon, at Rosie OGradys in Eaton- television show about the vice network on Thursday. she said "I'm too opinionated "Soap" will pave the way for market It nixed f.hc first two peak of Ms Meal's fame, just town ft per person For reservations Call 741-5212, Mrs handicapped is more than Sept 15. from 910 p m EOT and sassy more sex-oriented shows in shows and reserves judgment after she had won the Aca- Batata just another job It focuses on a new federal prime time, when millions of on the rest demy Award for her perform- "But. mostly. I consider it Opera chorus try-out. Monmouth Conservatory Op- The Oscar-winning actress law. the KIIUI-UIKIII fin All kids may still be watching in Interestingly, those two ance as the housekeeper an honor when they think of era/operetta Society is preparing Verdi's "A Masked has fought back to resume Handicapped Children Act. stead of doing their home- shows had scenes that ABC. Alma in "Hud." After years me for something like this Ball" to be seen at the Monmouth Arts Center in Novem- her career after a series of which, starting this fall, guar- work or playing poker worried about affiliate wor- of painful rehabilitation the- show." she added/ "I'm al- ber 7 45 p ni . Church of the Nativity. Hance and Ridge strokes left her crippled and antees the nation's eight mil- ways willing to make "Soap" starts at 9:30 pm ries, ordered reshot WJZ still rapy, she returned to screen Rd.. Fair Haven Further information' 741-8880 nearly unable to speak in lion physically, mentally and speeches about strokes " in the East and West, an hour said no dice acting in "The Subject Was Parents without Partners. 84*4. meeting Don Quix- Roses " in 1M8. and since then Ms Neal. who lives in Eng- ote. Rt 34. Matawan 8 30 Richard Brill. Amazon explor- has kept as busy as she want- er Dancing, live music. 564-0170 Free hustle lessons land with her husband, writer ed Currently, she is up for an Itnalil Dahl. said her next vis- Monmouth County Audubon. 8 15 p ni . will hold the Emmy for her portrayal of it to the United States this first meeting of the season, at Trinity Episcopal hurch. Television Today Sen Margaret Chase Smith in fall will include a trip to her West Front St., Red Bank. The topics include Pelagic M V 1, ("1 I. •> i C T ft I I 19 9f New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 the television special about hometown of Knoxville. Tenn Birds & Mammals, presented by Richard Roulett New Joe McCarthy. "Tall-Gunner Jersey Endangered Species, presented by Joan Galli Ad- DAYTIME MOVIES This is the first in a monthly Ml daughter searches the un- Joe." "I'm going there to dedi- series ol programs oasignaa lor 111!* NBC NEWS UPOATf derworld lor the plates and gets mission free Public invited 10 00 kidnapped 11 hr 45 m,n I cate a new hospital." she family viewing In this aptsooa. km an eastern European child finds II BURNS ANOAUEN SHOW Does she ever resent being said. "Believe it or not. SEPTEMBER 14 15 The Snow ot Kil.maniaro Pan M 2 NCWSaflCAK himself in • strange new worid. Lincroft Cooperative Nursery School presents "A II 00 *M HS I hough t of as a symbol of the they've named after me." I MOVIE Sense Of Wonder", a science experience for preschool America al the turn ol the 2 THE NIGHT 0$ THE CHAM- Till We Meel Again IM0 Merle 'OaugXIars Courageous Century PtONS Ofoeron George Brenl I2hrs ) child/parent. 10-1 p m Free Lincroft Presbyterian 100 HOGANS HEROES Continued IJ ABC CAPTK)N€O NtWS Church | MOVIE i HCH.LYWOOO SQUARES TUESDAY MOVIE Of THE a » At the movies Town On Trial' WEEK 5 MOV* SEPTEMBER 15 400 Sei and the Married Woman ATLANTIC HIGHLAND. STRATMMOM CINIMA I - (7) MATCH 6AM! PM Joanna Pettet. Barry Newman A 'Four Daughters 1938 Lane ATLANTIC CINIMA- Tr*Ott*r Ixttol MiOmgfim»l • QUEST, weekly forum for single adults Unitarian I MOVIE Sisters Claude Rains II hr V Tr* oitm S*d* ol Midnight |Ri i 9 JO STUATHMOM CIHlMAll - couple's mamage is thrown into Smo*.»v and Ir* landII (PGi M Church, 1475 W Front St.. Lincroft. 7:30 p m No ser- Siory ol Vernon and Irene Castle tiBiM Pnwhm turmoil when the wile achieves mtn ) • ATONTOWN 4J0 \M COMMUNITY I - mons, but lots of no holds barred-discussion of subjects of ml foumi B«fg sudden lame as a result of the Tn* Other Sid* ol W>anight i R i I MUARI CINIMA T MOVIE publication of her booh on the ll) L«' TOMORROW) COMMUNITY II - i interest to single, separated, divorced' persons Nominal And Ado* Arkin. sexual eiperiences of mamed Host Tom Snyder Quest Los OmOoOm (PG) t » 9 Ji Angeles Rams quarterback Pat MIVIIN — ..& Uv'..j;.v" donation of S3. includes convivial glass of wine and women |2nrs I Fmol Chapttr Aolhtng Toll ( RI I 7 MATCH GAME I 7 THREE S COMPANY MM " JO TM To«n Tlo) DrtOdrt SurMJO-n simple eats You may even get a chance to dance For 11ft I BASEBALL Ground Rules' A conflict over « JOE FRANKUN SHOW FBIIHOLO CjMTU- sure, you'll get out of your shell Montreal E.pos vs New York privacy in their social lives comes 1:8 Mets to a head when Janet brings Kinruehy Fn«d Vo«>» I « I ' M • Ji SEPTEMBER 16 • NCW JERSEY: PtMKCTTVE II OK* VAN DYKE SHOW home a boyfriend and Jack and MALL II - 7 MOVIE Demonstration - Kay Turner Soft Ground Etchings II MACNEl-UHRER Chnssy have to cool their heels One On On* i WQt > M » » The Queen a Guards IM5 MALL Ml — uovus IV - Sept 16th at 8 p m Members free, nominal charge for IT TAKES A THIEF RETORT a i the Regal Beagle FiftOI Chop**' Walking lull itl J » 0n»OnOn»IP0l I 10. • II 1 SERGEANT BH.KO 100 1Z 1J Jt kN PERFORMANCE AT Raymond Massay. Robert * JO •non-members The Guild of Creative Art. 620 Broad SI. Stephens (2hrs 8 mm ) HAZLIT "1" 1J TODAY IN OELAWAK J JId« THTHEE NIGHT Of THE PLA2A- Shrewsbury H ELECTRIC COMPANY CHAMPIONS M The Daughter ol the Regiment ,1,'atjNEWS On* On One I PG) J M » JO M H*avywe«gm Leon Spmks vs Beverly Sills stars in this 10-1. "Bag Sale". II. as many clothes as you can put AHio Righeiti. welter weight ,r MOV* A S'IOQ* Too For (PGll It 3 N8CNCWS production ol Gaetano Goodbye Charlie l«4 Tony S ILOVELUCY Carlos Palomino vs Everakto CIMMAII- Th* tod __, in a large paper bag Red Cross Headquarters. R30 Broad Donuerti S colorful 1M0 comic Curtis Debbie Reynolds II hrs TN ltN 6 I kVh Troining (PG> t II St.. Shrewsbury, proceeds go to Red Cross Rain date. • ABC NEWS Costa Aievedo. lightweight opera set m a village m the 15 mm I Tr 1Q CBS NEWS Howard Davis. Jr vs Arturo Austrian Tvrol WOQOMMD Mon. Sept. 11. 10-4 t§ aima FhtTlett »tmok* 0V I 11 HOMEYMOONERS Pineda, featherweight Danny ng*tl Little Red Lope* vs Jose I'THOUGHT FOR THE OAr l ] *u tai.ru.tr MS Night Soccer game. Middlelown North vs Middletown ii Torres Live from the Los 7 00 (7) fnmitni TW • NEWS South. Sept 16. 1977. starting at 6 p m at Middletown jCaSNOKS Angeles Olympic Auuitorium straw twryMM'i High School North Field, sponsored by Middletown High TEVEMNQ MAGAZINE Ca.il Hi 4 NBC NEWS 3 4 THE WCMAflO PKYO« H*HHJ0fc r S KSTOFOIIOUCHO MAtAWAN Foruie the Movie Si*v Foruie • 1 SOAP CIHIMA M - < BOWUNG FOR DOLLARS is discovered by * talent scoul Ml Vitation to receive diagnostic testing for hearing, hyper- 10 CONCENTRATION This show is an adull continuing »l|POl ' *> • « and is offered a trip to Hollywood • fflAYER tension, visual and many other tests along with free liter- ilOOO COUPLE comedy about the hilarious lor his b*g screen test and the II BOORAPHV ature and some counseling from medical professionals U BIG BLUE MARBLE eiptoits ol the characters in two Ponz agrees, provided Richie unusual families the Tales and M CANOO CAMERA Pome. Ratph Maiph. and the The location is Middletown Shopping Center. (Cloth IIO.OOONAUE THAT TUNE the Campbells. Stars Jimmy 5 ALFRED HITCHCOCK Cunninghams go with him Ban Diana Canova Billy Crystal M World). 10AM toJPM YOUNG PEOPLE SSreOALS t NEWS e Americanization of Elias 11 MOVIE Catflryn Damon Robert Shop/Dine in historic Smithville Wine It cheese tas-.... t M the Mountain (956 Spencer Guiilaume and others t«NEW. fUllUIOHT ting lour at Renault Winnery. 16 per person Bus trip Tracy. Robert Wagner Two (PREMIEREl «1S sponsored by Policemen's Wives Assoc. of Middletown brothers climb a lowering Alpine M IJKRMONETTE peak to reach wreckage ol a I I ABC NfWMNEF Ihe Other Township Call 495-2765 after 6 pm OLDE IOWCAUEDITORUU. PEOPLE crashed airptane-both lor oil 4JD ferenl reasons (2 hrs) 85 10 JOEL A SHVAK Side of Flea Market benefiting Ladies Auxiliary to Atlantic 3* 1* 3* UPSTAIRS. DOWN- mwwiiiisMii UNION l" •-HaUaiseltart" Highlands Fire Department, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Firemen's STAIRS (7) lAMftY-SK- Midnight. Fieldhouse Call 2911649 or 291-9015 to reserve IS space Episode Six An Otd Flame HOUSE Bored with life. James gets in- CUWSUSON Lincroft United Presbyterian Church Flea Market on RED BANK volved with an old love and faces MualclMMra the church grounds. West Front St 4 Everett Rd . Lin- public scandal because she s me PIUMIIII THE SPY croft Spaces 15. Dealers welcome Call 842-6646 Rain wtleol his best Irwnd A*. MM date. Sept 24th 842-7575 tlo • / FAMILY MONMOUTH 5 MtERVGWFFW Acts ol Love' Pan. I 20 year-old WHO "Health Fair" sponsored by the Matawan Jaycees at Withe Lawrence and a girl named ARTS H.piOUM Liny tilt deeply in love but Lit CENTER JO-tm Matawan High School from 11:00 am to 5:00 p m Free suddenly grows cold and tries to LOVED ME Eye Exams. Glaucoma, Oral Cancer. Diabetes. Hyper- end the relationship because she tension and Chiropractic Evaluation for citizens of Mata- has been eipowrt to massive radiation and plan* io make no RICHARD PRYOR wan plans' lor Ihe future Guett stars M THI COtWDY DOT SEPTEMBER 21 Brooke Adams (t.THWUER Harvest Home Supper, sponsored by United Method- ist Women at St. Luke's Methodist Church. Broadway & 11.00 ' Washington St. Long Branch. 4:30 to 7 P M Adults: M. GREASED .children: ll (WANTED DEAD OflAUVt i OOO COUPLE SEPTEMBER 23 B M ABC CAPTIONED NEWS J SHADES Of GREENE UGHTMING Free lecture at Christian Science Church. 211 Broad Root of All Evil Donald Street. Red Bank, at 8:30 pm by David C Driver. C.S.B Pieaaance stars as a crabby lax of Seattle. Washington, member of the Christian Science collector in a little Bavarian town during the 1800s who begins to Board of Lectureship Title: Get your life in balance All suspect the existence of a are welcome dangerous political conspiracy and prompts the villagers lo lead SEPTEMBER 24 him on a witd oooae chase Furniture and Attic Treasure Sale Little Silver Wom- en's Club (EMD). Rumson Road. Little Silver. 10 am to (1) (10 THE CB8 LATE MOVIE {j 14) THE TONIGHT SHOW 3 p.m. Tables: indoors 17. outdoors 14 Features baked Host: Johnny Carson. Guest goods and handicrafts made by members. Lunch avail- Peter Strauss able 741-7118. 842-6483. 5. LOVE AMEHCAN STYLE « i 7 TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE Flea Market. Sept 24. Rain date, Sept. 25. 9 am to 4 Mon.-Fri.from 11:30 to 2:30 p.m., Ross Field, Stone Road & Poole Ave , Union Beach MR Featuring...7 varieties of Burgers "Skullduggery' 1970 Burl Sponsored by The Harris Gardens Fire Company's Ladies Reynolds. Chips Ratferiy. An Auxiliary. Tables available for a donation of 15 Call 264- ...3 tantalizing Salad Platters... anthropological expedition In 3112 or 7391875 or 264-3946 tor information or reserva- New Guinea stumbles upon a Soup...your choice of 7 southern bind* oTbTorxf ape-like creatures tions who may be the missing link In THESIS WHO styto onwtots... or our Plantation fcmbury United Methodist Church Little Silver Fair. if..MOVIevolutionE (2 lira ) The Big Boodle' 1957 Errol Flynn, LOVED ME a 10 am to 8 pm Barbeque Chicken Dinner at 5. 6. and 7 Platters of Jambalaya, Broiled •Tr* Rosanna Rory A Havana gam- 7:30-9:45 pm. or take out Dinner tickets. 747-4891. Fish and Steaks. bling casino dealer, passed counterfeit money by a bander's The Deserted Village at Allaire Inc., is sponsoring the >•••••#•••••••••••••••••• last big Flea Market of its 1977 season For an enjoyable early fall outing, come to Allaire State Park, have a pic- nic, tour the historic village and have fun shopping the huge Flea Market, from 10 am to 5 p m All for only 13 per car Park fee. Over 100 dealers expected. For infor- mation call 938-2253 SEPTEMBER 25 Football Game. Opening Day. at the Meadowlands Point Inn Jets & Colts. 120 includes bus. ticket, food. beer. soda, etc Call Dot 787-0587 or Lorraine. 787-7852 Racina Orchestra at 2:30 pm at M.T.T. Park. (Township Park, adjacent to Lincroft Elementary School) DANNY MECCA Flea Market. 10 am. to 5 p.m.. Port Monmouth Fire DAILY House. Main St.. Port Monmouth Spaces 15. Rain date, LUNCHEON & DIXIELAND You WW Have* Again Fax! Safa In Tha 0 Oct. 2. Call 7871462 or 787-4205. The Deserted Village at Allaire Inc. is sponsoring DINNER SPECIALS (WAR) at Allaire, at 1 p.m. A Civil War reenactment of ALLSTARS the Battle of Shiloh. by the 12th Virginia Cavalry Admis- • Starting Sept. 15 m ABKIIXiE sion $3 per car State Park fee alto Featuring OCTOBER" 1 ENTERTAINMENT TOPE ' Luncheon-Fashion Show OLPH School Hall. Miller New Orleans WEEKDAYS St., Highlands Sponsored by Rosary Altar Society. Call & DANCING Cajiin Menu 291-3031 or 872-0808 Reservations accepted through Sept. Fri. & Sat. Nites! Thurtday Night* 9 KM only NOVEMBER 20 With Jerry Kay Trio appearing Women's American ORT Bazaar and Handycraft NEWLY RENOVATED! KIEWLY DECORATED! 'fair, Sunday, Nov. 20, Freehold Raceway, indoors. Space AIJRIIX.K available for selling crafts. Exhibitors call 462-6372 or til- THE NEW SHORE POINT INN IS MONMOUTH DINING AT ITS FINEST! *" KX)FAR SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1977 13 This is Tfee' week for ast trw

By Ike A«Mrlai«l Pirn struggle Then there are two more games with the Yankees in keel now thai the season is in its nitty gritty Mage*. They •fflnAtoit to g tnirdplace finish Now it I* back, returning as n MwhM the Anwrtcan UtgM BMI naif peanut Boston Eight straight game* against the other two packaged moat of their crW* to the first four month* of the mysteriously as tt vanished. race- MSleft.waUy^Yanke* Stadium this contender* and when they're finished, the Red Son oughllo season, leaving August and Seeptember for the haltpennant The Orioles have been a study of perseverance. The free WMk Md IW* ii Ike way baseball tt Nppswd to b* knew if they can plan on playing in October. raH. agent escape hatch deprived Baltimore of I»-game winner N*w»*r to (or pennant races. Ttat U »hy dividing the A week ago, th* So* atepped boldly hack Into UtU September Wayne Garland, stagger Reggie Jackson and fcflekter Bobby n^lH«M»iRi«faw«vMoai back Is lMtwaa wch a nod •nag by tweaping • deubleheader from Toronto while the Major league baseball is grateful for this three-way battle Grich,al of whom took off for other stops on the AL baseball UN. U cntfad the possibility Q( tour rece* iMletd «fjhc Yankee* were conveniently losing a pair to Cleveland. But the in the AL East It Is. after all, the only suspense left to the map. aeaaen. Los Angeles and Philadelphia have staked their cWVMMiptl two, It set up eiciUng September, with early sweep was net without tt* complications. First basemen But Manager Earl Weaver shrugged off the defections and to the NL division races and Kansas City I* busy autan* otMratinga pennant race, the way It might to be. George SeoU, who*, big bat ha* named him the nickname •reconstructed hi* ball club. He promoted some capable locking rortunaldy, the American Leagae Bail U cooperating with Boomer, we* missing in action for the second game. Be rookies like designated hitter Eddie Murray, resurrected Ik* matter plan Barton arrivei in New York tonight trailing begged off when be saw the lineup The seventh slot, U seems, p the AL West The ironic part of that, of course, us that the some retread* like outfielder Pat Kelly and, abracadabra, the Ike Yuket* by Just ly, garnet. And the kindly schedule drained his menu! preparation. AL East was the race that was supposed to be over in June, Orioles again were a contender. maker kai aVmtVsd a threegamt aeries wttk Ike two cluba Scott'* *uk lasted two day* until Manager Den Zitnmer In view of the talent the Yankee* had collected. •DfaCkead^oead. rorlbeRtdSox, It wUl be the aurt of a could sweet-tafc the big guy back into action 11 was thoughtful The combination of Boston and Baltimore's refusal to be «MiM wHek they Una out what rale they will play tats of him l« return, ceoetdwtng there** a division tlUe on the line. But Boston and Baltimore have been stubborn. The Red Sox counted out of a race neither should be In has supplied us with mortk-Soperman or Sad Sack. Hopefully, they will be WUhkU the aoap opera ups and downs they've gone through are celebrating the reawakening of the talent that won the l»7i some last-month pennant excitement. Most of it will be this summer, you have to give the cast of character* who AL pennant and sent the World Series pulsating to the ninth concentrated on the Red Sox. who start what might be called games with the Yankee*, Baton (ace three occupy the Yankee* dressing room credit tor one thing. They inning of the seventh game before surrendering to Cincinnati. Eight Day* In September tonight at Yankee Stadium. Stay with Baltimore, which la making Ibe dlvUloo a three-team have managed to keep the emotional see-saw on a (airly even tt talent suddenly disappeared but season when Boston tuned. This could be very interesting. Orioles advance!. Phillies reduce magic number to 10 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Philadelphia Phillies' Danny Ozark tried to be as diplomatic as a manager can be with a nine-game lead and 19 games to play. Ozark refused to conduct funeral services over runnerup Pittsburgh after the Phillies beat the Pirates 0-2 Monday night. Any combination of 10 Littsburgh losses and Philadelphia victories will clinch a second straight National League East title for Ozark and his team. "We Just put the shovel in the ground and started the grave," Ozark said after the Phillies' sixth straight victory. Utllityman Dave Johnson keyed the victory with three singles, a bases-loaded walk, three RBI and a rally-ending defensive gem at first base. Down the corridor at Veterans Stadium the Pirates sat with the cold reality that their days in the 1977 pennant race are numbered. Pirates Manager Chuck Tanner said softly: "It's not good but you can never tell." Tanner had that sound of resignation in his voice as only the numbers said the Pirates were still In the race. Outfielder Al Oliver gave a hopeless shrug and then lest anybody think he had given up, added," You can't give up, you always have a chance." Winner Larry Christenson, 156, limited the Pirates to seven.. hits before needing ninth-inning relief from Ron Reed. The Phillies, who have 19 games, remaining, reduced their-' magic number to 10 games. Any combination of 10 Pittsburgh losses and Philadelphia victories will clinch the Phillies' second straight East title. • Johnson's bases-loaded walk featured a two-run first, the Philadelphia first baseman triggered a two-run rally In the sixth with a single and singled home another run In the seventh. Pittsburgh's Frank Taveras, the National League leader, stole his (1st base in the fifth, leading to a run for the Pirates. Philadelphia took a 1-0 lead off loser Jerry Reuss, 10-13, In the first inning on Mike Schmidt's single, a walk to Greg Luztnski and an RBI single by Johnson. The Pirates tied it in the third on a walk to Taveras, a throwing error by Christenson on a pickof f attempt and Phil Garner's runscoring single. The Phillies went ahead in the third when Larry Bowa and Schmidt singled and Luzinski walked, loading the bases. Reuss A SHOE-IN — New York Mets' Lee Mazllll has his foot on second base as then walked Johnson, forcing home the lead run. Another SWIPED — Pirates Frank Taverat slides under the Phillies Larry Bowa In Montreal Expos' shortstop Chris Speler kneels down too late to thwart the scored on a fielder's choice. a successful theft of second base. Umpire Harry Wendestedt watches the stolen base In Montreal. Mazllll Idter come around to score In the first In- Pittsburgh cut the lead to 3-2 in the fifth when Taveras singled baseball sail Into centerfleld. ning. ;jnd stole second before scoring on a single by Garner. Orioles I Blue Jays 3 TORONTO (AP) - Dave Skaggs knocked in two runs with a pair of singles and Jim Palmer picked up his 16th victory with eight shutout innings to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 0-3 Houston overcomes UCLA victory over the Toronto Blue Jays Monday night. The victory pulled the Orioles to within 2% games of the lead HOUSTON (AP) - UCLA 4 7 4 1—11 UCLA feU apart in the second Jerry Robinson at Houston's 39 25 completions for 218 yards. rushing losses and two 15-yard HwMi 117 7-1J in the torrid American League East pennant race behind the Fourteenth-ranked Houston, In- half, however, when they drove with 4:45 left in the game. The Cougars couldn't hold on holding penalties pushed the UCL-FG Corral It idle New York Yankees. UCL-FG Corral 31 ept in the first half, rallied with to the Houston six, seven and Houston defensive end Ken- the ball In the first half when Bruins back to the Houston 45 HOU FG Hottl.10 14 Palmer, 16-11, struggled with his control In the early innings second-half touchdowns by Dan- UCL Butler JO potl from Boyihore nine-yard lines on successive neth Perry saved the day, how- they lost four of four fumbles Davis then got Houston's big- (Coulter kick) but settled down after the second and retired eight batters In ny Davis and Dyral Thomas drives but failed to score. ever, when he stopped UCLA's and could not score after reach- play offense going with a 93- MOU-Dovli 1 run (Hotfltldklckl order during one stretch. But he was taken out after eight HOU-Thon»f run IHolfltM kick) after UCLA failed three times The Cougars, meanwhile, ral- Jim Perry short of a first down Ing UCLA's 12,19 and 14 yard yard drive highlighted by pass • III innings with the score t-0 and the Blue Jays scored three runs Inside the 10 to beat the 11th- after an eight-yard pass on completions to Garret! Jur- lied behind the clutch perform- lines. UCLA Houston in the ninth off relievers Dennis and Tippy Martinez, with the ranked Bruns 17-1) in their ance Of quarterback Davis, who fourth down. But Davis turned the game gajtis and 30 yards to Don Flntdowm Blue Jays' Steve Staggs hitting a two-run triple. season opener Monday night Rwntt-yoroi 45177 50737 engineered Houston on a 03- Bayshore, who didn't learn around in thesecond half when Bass. ^_^ Poulngyordi US 147 The Orioles touched loser Dave Lemanczyk, 11-14, for 12 hits, The bruins surged to a 1J-3 Return yordi 75 II yard drive and scored on a one- until shortly betore klckoff that UCLA became punchless inside The Cougars came back with 14-77-0 II. 1M scoring single runs in each of the first three innings, two in th> halftlme lead on field goals of yard plunge. he would start, guided UCLA Houston territory. Davis fin- the winning touchdown after Puoh O-3S 5-» sixth and one in ninth. X and 31 yard* by Frank Cor- masterfully in the first half ished the game with 11 of 18 UCLA's backup kicker Mike FumUtvloM 77 74 After UCLA had two more Penalties-yards 1041 4-30 Dave Skaggs' two-out single in the second scored Klko Garcia ral and a 20-yard touchdown when he hit nine of 11 passes completions for 147 yards. He Coulter missed a 27-yard field with Baltimore's second run. drives blunted, Davis again INDIVIDUAL LEADERS pass from quaterback Rick for 144 yards and the touch- added another 68 yards on 18 goal with 14 minutes left in the BUSHING-UCLA, Onm 1747. Boy Doug DeCinces' double, singles by Garcia and Skaggs and an drove the Cougars 80 yards in •hore II ay Houston. Blockwell KM. Bayshore to flanker Homer down shot to Butler. carries. game. Houston took over at its the fourth quarter with Thomas Davit n-a error by Stagge on a rundown gave Baltimore two more nuu Butler. Bayshore opened the second Bayshore took UCLA to Hous- 20 and Davis had Houston on PASSING-UCLA,8oyihorelfr77 0,745 and a 5-0 lead In the sixth Inning. barreUlg nine yards for Hous- Houston. DovlilllM. 147. half, however, with six straight ton's nine-yard line following the Scoreboard three minutes RECEIVING-UCLA, Butltr 4-145, ton's go-ahead touchdown with Oom 4-11, Brown J-ll. Houettn, *OM S- Mets 4 Expos 3 misses and finished with 14 of the second-half klckoff before later with the winning points. 11:03 left In the game. 7», ModOo» 1% MONTREAL (AP) - Lenny Handle cracked a two-run Houston got Its first points on double In the sixth inning as the New York Mets edged the Ken Hatfleld's 34-yard field Montreal Expos 4-3 Monday night. goal in the second quarter. Randies hit, giving the Mets a 4-1 lead and their eventual Davis, who lost two of Hous- winning run, scored John Stearns and Joel Youngblood, who ton's six fumbles In the game, had singled to start the sixth against reliever Jackie Brown. almost was the goat when he Veteran Tony Perez cracked two doubles and his 18th home, turned over the ball to UCLA's run of the season and scored all three Montreal runs, Including one In the eighth on Gary Carter's sacrifice fly to cut New York's lead to 4-J. Gentle King Pat Zachry, with relief help from Bob Apodaca and Skip Lockwood, boosted his record to 9-13. Lockwood recorded his gets clean bill 20th save. Stan Bahnsen, 8-8, took the loss for Montreal. on drug rap EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. (AP) - W. Preston King1* How They Stand (Gentle King) was cleared of drug charges yesterday and AMiRICAN LIAOUE NATIONAL LKAUUI his $21,WO In prize money for W L pet. a* L Pel. •• • tt 411 - Philadelphia S3 .elf - a second place finish In the U S7 .Ml n, Pittsburgh 63 .546 t Jae Nanulk •5 SI JN JV. 67 .511 14". Paterson Handicap reinstated 47 71 441 11V. 0* .111 ISVi 44 7» .453 UV> 71 .455 IS by the New Jersey Racing 14 ]•* 13 Mlrwoukee H 17 a m, Joe to start Commission. Toronto • N .n x New Jersey Racing Stew- Kansas City «7 S4 417 - Los Angeles M 54 411 - Chicago LOS ANGELES (AP) - ard Samuel Boulmctis said a • a .si i Cincinnati 74 H .514 17". Tom H tt .sm w, HOUilon 71 77 500 IS"> Joe Namath will start at more sophisticated test of the 77 17 SB 11M Son Froncllco. M Tt 455 77 horse by the New Jersey « n m i» I) I] .437 Wi quarterback for the Los 54 14 400 1M SSfc:::::: a » si? si". Angeles Rams In Sunday's State Police Laboratory in 57 t> M BV. National Football League Little Falls showed no phenyl- Cleveland I. Detroit 1 —\ butazone In the horses's urine Baltimore (.Toronto 3 New York 4. Monir'aaU regular-season opener Tim 1, California > Phlladtlpnla 6. Pltliourgn 1 sample. Chicago 7. Minnesota 3 SI. Louli II. Chicago t against the Falcon* in Oakland al Kara City, pod, roln Houston 7. Cincinnati 1 Atlanta, Coach Chuck Knox The horse was disqualified Only oome scheduled Lot Angtln 7, Son Dl»jo 6. 10 Inning) Atlanta 3. Son Fronclico I said Monday. last Tuesday afer a prelimi- Oakland ILangtord H4 and Torreolbo nary study done at the Mead- 44 or Catena! H) at Una city ILeen on) HV11 oad Limil 7-4), 1, (Mi) Houston Bonnlittr 64 at Cincinnati Moi- Namath, the 34-year-old owlands. where Gentle King Detroit iSykM 4-S) al Cleveland IHXry kau4.S former New York Jet* sig- had finished behind Rushing Tf-11), (n) New York Jockion 00 ol Montreal Ro •oHon (Parian H) al M«w York oenlSll, n nal-caller signed by the Man in the $100,000added fea- lOvMry IMI, (nl Pittsburgh Rookor 114 al Philadelphia MlnrnotolThormodsgordll mat CHI Hoot 44 n Rams during the off-season, ture sixth race. caoo (Barrios 11SI. (n) Chicago Burrll 11.14 at SI. Louli B got the nod over Pat Haden, Officials said the tollowup NOSE DIVE — UCLA's left halfback James Owens Owens took a pitchout from nis quarterback and Forich \U, n the starter at the end of the Son Diegleoo SSnlleI y Ml ol Loi Angelei Investigation was standard (3) takes a nose dive after being upended by Uni- rolled around his right end for 15 yards before tak- 107, n 1(78 season. Allonlo Copra 311 or Mahler 04 ol San procedure. The final purse for versity Houston's" Kenneth Perry (33) In the first ing the nose dive; . * Mr Fronclico Sorr 17 14. n the race was 1109,900. quarter of the Intersectlonal game at Houston. 14 ThcDtffyRegfcler SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAV. SEPTEMBER I3 1977 Giants trim Ramsey, draw zip for Morton

By JON M PALE He threw 919 passes as a Bronco and completed 45* As a which waived them All National Football League teams will season with the same problems they faced when camp opened EAST RUTHERFORD - In January. 1975. the Dallas New York Giant, he got to throw 11 passes, and none of them be able to designate two players for a "taxi" squad Thursday in July. The offensive line still has to prove thai It can handle Cowboys selected Randy White, a muscular defensive line will count in the record book The departure of Ramsey leaves the Giants with three a veteran NFL defense, and Golsleyn must prove that he can man. as the second player taken in the draft He appeared in two preseason games, against New Or quarterbacks However, none of them has ever played one take charge of the offense. They were using the New York Giants pick leans and San Diego, and completed 11 passes for 133 yards minute of an NFL game All the plays in Sunday's game against Miami were Yesterday, the Giants came up empty on that entire deal and a touchdown Jerry Golsteyn. the probable starter in the league opener brought in from the sidelines, and Golsteyn said he audibled when they trimmed veteran quarterback Steve Ramsey The Giants also sliced defensive lineman Rick Dvorak, against Washington Sunday, injured a knee during the pre- about three times This Sunday, he will see one of the most from the roster their number three draft choice in 1174. and defensive back season last year and was lost for the season Joe Pisarcik last complex defenses in the league when Washington comes to If that is a little hard to lollim. or if the menwy is fail- Brent Sexton, who had failed his physical after being obtained year was playing out his option in Canada, and Randy Dean town ing, that number one pick to Dallas was the ransom for a on waivers from Pittsburgh last week was running for his life behind Northwestern University's in- Also, the Giants may enter the season with a right corner- quarterback named Craig Morton Dvorak played in all 14 games last season, mostly on spe- adequate line back who was a wide receiver last year. Ray Rhodes played Morton was hooted and scorned by Giant fans from New cial teams, and had worked the entire loss against Miami Sun- "It is always a tough decision to release people." Giants the entire game at the corner Sunday and was confident that Haven to Flushing to the Meadowland's and is now the start day in place of the injured Troy Archer coach John McVay said "Dvorak particularly was a hard it had been a good learning experience. ing quarterback for the Denver Broncos The Giants had to cut two additional players to gel down worker When you get caught in the numbers game, you have "Miami had the three fastest receivers we will tee all The GUnts received Steve Ramsey in return for Morton to theti-man limit, but the names of the other two will not be to look for improvement We are committed to young players year." Rhodes said "You can't get practice like that. We Ramsey, originally a fifth-round pick of the New Orleans announced until today That usually indicates maneuvering and young quarterbacks In Golsteyn and Pisarcik. we have don't have any receivers that fast " Saints, is an eight-year veteran who was the starting quarter- with the waiver lists and possible trades two young quarterbacks who can play here (or a long lime " Rhodes is already sgeaking like a full-fledged member of back for Denver for two seasons Players on this final cut cannot be recalled by the team QUICK KICKS: Barring trades, the Giants will enter the the Giants' embattled defense Courageous, Australia vie in 1st America's Cup duel NEWPORT. R.I. (AP) - phy held by the New York won the right to defend and France 1, whipping the veteran Armed with the confidence that oyacht Club since 1880 and won challenge after at least two French boat in four straight comes with success, crews of for the first time in 1HS1 by the months of racing. Sverige, the first 12-meter the 12-meteryachtsCourageous yacht America Courageous started in June ever entered in the challenge and Australia put everything on TheNallonalWeiither Service with preliminary trials and by Sweden, beat the other the the line today in the first duel was forerasting winds between built a 7-1 record against En- other Australian yacht. Gretel for the America's Cup 15 and 25 knots out of the south terprise and Independence II, 4-1 In their semifinal ted. Going into the final best-of- southwest for today's race Only in July's observation Against Australia, however, seven series, skipper Noel Rob- Australia is at her best in light series did Courageous show skipper Pelle Petferson'i com- ins of Australia had built a 13-1 winds below 10 knots and Cou- signs of faltering puter-designed yacht was no record over two months of sail- rageous is strongest in moder- The sleek, white-hulled yacht match and lost In four straight. ing against challengers from ate to heavy air. tied with Enterprise in the July- In the all-important starting France and Sweden Never in the Cup's 12t-year observation races, but in the tactics, both Turner and Robins Atlanta Braves' owner Ted history has it been won by a defender finals last month, Cou- appear to be about equal. Last Turner, skipper of Courageous, foreign country However, the rageous regained her form and month, Turner won seven and had a rougher trip in his bid to 1977 challenge was the stifles! compiled a 10-1 record. lost four suits, while Robins become the defender, but ever, with three countries send- Australia emerged from the won five and lost three. amassed a 24-8 over-all mark in ing a total of five potential challenger round-robin with the Both crews have an average three months of racing against challengers. best over-all record, then went age of 32. Robins is 41 and Enterprise and Independence. This year's final-round sloops against Baron Marcel Bictai Turner 18. "I've raced a lot against Alan Bond's boats and I think we'll SET WITH NETS — Governor Brendan Byrne, position Authority, Roy Boe, owner of the Nets, have some very interesting rac- Lou steak left, points to sign advertising the Nets move to the Kevin Loughery, Nets coach and Bill Melchlonni, ing," Turner said Monday. Garden State. With the governor are, from the left, Nets general manager. "But whatever the outcome, 1 Sonny Werblln, commissioner of the State Ex- hope the races will provide for the show even better goodwill between the nited States and Austral- ia." in St. Loo Before making that observa- Open fans vote for Vilas tion, however. Turner offered a ST. LOUIS (AP) - Lou line similar to those that have Brock, baseball's ajl-ttme By WILL GRIMSLEY Summerall, a former New York It was an affront to his vic- made him the best known and champion base-stealer. was ac- AP Special (trrespondeit Giants football player, "it's torious foe. Vilas It was an in- sometimes least loved skipper corded a tumultuous welcome The millions of fans watching hard to tell who is }he under- sult to the tournament officials of the eight 12-meter yachts in In honor of his record achieve- Sunday's engrossing V. S Open dog" It was a slap at the crowd, Newport this summer ment before the St Louis Car- tennis final between Guillermo "Well," added Tony ruefully, whom he cursed loudly as he "Well. s>nce the first liar nev- dinals' game with the Chicago VUas and Jimmy Connors 00 "it's not hard to tell who is car- swept through the locker room er has a chance, I'll let Mr Cube Monday night rying the U. S. passport." and rushed to a waiting car Bond go first." said Turner at their home television screens A crowd of more than M.000 Later, when the beaten and It was a crass and deplorable a pre-race briefing must have been uitrigued by a braved threatening weather disappointed Connors snatched act. another indication of the "I think it's very' even as far bit of colloquy between the two during "Lou Brock Night" at distinguished commentators, up his racquets and elbowed his player's immaturity as crews, styles and equip- way out of the stadium, with Busch Stadium, a ceremony at- Tony Trabert and Pat Summe- One wonders if Connors, in ment." said Bond, a real estate his mother and large entourage tended by Baseball Com- rall. looking back on the incident, developer and moneyman be- at his side, Summerall felt a misoner Bowie Kuhn and Na- Both of them appeared some- will recall the many times he hind Australia "One of us compulsion to offer a public ex- tional League President Chub what surprised—if not cha- has stood in the center of an might have a faster hull, but of cuse Feeney grined—that the demonstrative arena as the winner—Wimble- course, we don't know which "There goes Jimmy out of gallery of more than 12.0W don, Forest Hills, the WCT in yet- The president and board the stadium." he said "I can should be so obviously cheering Dallas—to accept the laurels of However, GaryJobson. Turn- chairman of the Cardinals, Au- understand that." for Vilas, a foreigner from Ar- victor)'. Will the thought occur er's tactician and two-time sail- gust A. Busch, Jr., presented If Summerall could reach gentina, rather than the Ameri- to him how pint-sized, over- ing All-American. was more Brock with a diamond-studded down and pluck a spot of sym- can, Connors. aged Ken Rosewall stood and confident. "I hope for four ring bearing the figures 8M, pathy for Jimmy's unprece- Without tape, it is hard to re- bit his tongue after humiliating straight." Jobson said. "We're representing the stolen base to- dented and ungracious behav- surrect the comments precisely losses to him at Wimbledon and going to work as hard as we tal the 38-year-old outfielder ior, there must be millions tho but the conversation went should see how they yell for Forest Hills in 1974? can." compiled for the record. something like this: their own players." were unable to do so "We're going to cover when DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER - St. Louis Cardinal What if Rosewall had Kuhn read a letter of con- "I don't understand it," said Then Tony sought to ratio- In all of the 95-year history of ahead and attack when be- base stealing record holder Lou Brock accepts a stormed off in anger? gratulations, saluting Brock for Trabert, a former national nalize 'this tournament, no one can re- hind—the same as we did all diamond ring from August A. Busch, chairman of surpassing the former major champion and the r S Davis "Maybe it's because Guil- call a defeated finalist fleeing For those who are exposed summer. We're going to get the board and president of the Cardinals. Brock Cup captain "You would think the premises in such a huff, de- into other arenas of sport, it is them," Jobson said broke Ty Cobb's mark with 893 thefts, the number league record of 8(2 thefts set lermo is the underdog," he 4» years earlier by Ty Cobb we were in a different country said clining to remain for the tradi- difficult to build* a case for this At stake in the series is a tro- that Is engraved on the diamond. ntina, for instance, you. "In this match." interjected tionalpresentationceremonies kind of conduct Northern Soccer League gets under way SELF The Northern Monmouth Soccer League 13 and under di- Angle Calabrese and Russ Macaluso shot 69 to place sec- vision opened play last weekend with four matches contested ond and Sam Vinci and Ann Cantor also shot 69 placing third. CONFIDENCE in each of the league's four divisions County In North play, the Little Silver Patriots beat the Lincroft Closest to the pin were Angie Calabrese and Vinci on hole Blazers. 6-0, the Shrewsbury Renegades topped the Lincroft 14. The team also shot the longest drive HUMAN RELATIONS Raiders, 3-0 and the New Monmouth Colonials defeated the Sports World Rumson Tigers. 6-0 NAVESINK - Mrs. Doris Rudnick won first low gross in EFFECTIVE SPEAKING In South action, the Little Silver Green Hornets edged the the Navesink Senior's tournament yesterday Fort Monmouth Booters, 3-2. the New Monmouth Celts The Skyhawks. behind the fine play of Jerome and Mark trounced the Lincroft Tornadoes. 60. and the New Monmouth Donlon. shut out the Stars 40 Scott Thistle had three goals Mrs. Dixie Hoyt won low net with a 144. while Mrs. Grace Strikers downed the Lincroft Comets. 70 and Jim Connally added the other for the Skyhawks Fowler placed second with a 155. In East matches, the Shrewsbury Tigers thumped the The Lancers routed the Cobras 61 on goals by Greg and Mrs Ingebor Guinan was second in low gross with a 196. FREE Rumson Bulldogs. 1-0. the New Mcinmnulh Road Runners beat Christopher Cardone, Mike Divis. Christopher Howerton and 21 shots in back of Mrs. Rudnick.ell King of Kings number one. 51. and the Little Silver Avengers Keith Mackey's two PREVIEW MEETING turned back Tinton Falls number 1.3-2 RACING HAZLIT Amory Slott scored the Cobras goal. FREEHOLD - Edward T. Ryan of Monmouth Beach has ~~In West results, the Shrewsbury Red Devils shut out the been appointed track superintendent at Freehold Raceway. SHERATON INN Rumson Cosmos. 50. the New Monmouth Crusaders nipped Ryan's work at Freehold has involved maintenance of the ROUTI3S King of Kings. 5-4, and the Little Silver. Spartans beat Tinton BASEBALL Falls. 1-0 The Ed Carleton Baseball League held its Annual Dinner racing strip and the backstretch enclosure. TUESDAY, SEPT. 13 7:00 P.M. and Awards Night at the American Hotel. TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 7:00 P.M. Bill Bowie scored two goals to lead the Patriots while TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, 7:00 P.M. Chuck Drawbaugh, Keith Torchia. Scott Thomas and Joe Ca- Middletown won the league title and pitcher Bill Balbach landra scored one apiece. was awarded the Most Valuable Player award for his per- formance in the playoffs. Dr. Jacob Hertz managed the Mid- Prevent Rich Atkins. Steve Montgomery and Ken Dulfie scored dletown team to the championship against Lacey Township. one goal each to pace the Renegades victory. DALE CARNEGIE Sean McMenamin's three goals led the Colonials to their SKIING transmission win, while Charles Aronica, Joe Miller and Kevin Bradford Recent contestants in the Jersey Skiters annual barefoot scored one apiece COURSE tournament were George Blair and Chris Hague of Red Bank; trouble Chic Cunningham and Skip Pisani of Rumson; Drew Callen Ways Thb CtwM Will Benefit Men and W Mike Elbrecht's two goals led the Celts to victory, while and Ted Reiss of Little Silver; Rich Tauson, Steve Steiner. Road test Clean sump & screen' Damien Teehan, Rich Urdelais, Bill McGurie and John Crin- Henry Kluin and Mike Dunphy of Middletown; Peter Hilton of $1145 . Remove pan _ Adjust bands A linkage" I tactMH MM •** CKMMI coli had one each. Visual inspection Replace pan gasket 4 liuici Highlands and Eric Wagner of Oceanport. ' 1. tp.it l«.di».lr 1 S.D TawwH M4 Yaw MMI Ed Cafone's five goals paced the Strikers to victory. Mike •• »Itfftf CwtvtnitlmMlbf Schopp had two goals in the win. GOLF 4. t. TMf l«l Wkfc Any OiMp Dodo Tw HMM AMMM EATONTOWN - Joe Calabrese and Dore Pesce scored 67 to win the Old Orchard Country Club Scotch Foursome Golf LINCROFT SOCCER LEAGUE PrtMftttd by Tournament yesterday. The Sharks, with a great team effort, came from behind WES WESTROM I ASSOCIATES to edge the Rowdies 2-1 on goals by Tony Hannan and Steve PO BOX 4017 Watcttung, N. J. 070*0 Brillhart. Damn Viggiano had the Rowdies lone goal. SHREWSBURY SHOEING PLA2A T.It. 753-9354 Marc Wicks' two,goals was the margin of victory as the Baseball box scores." SHREWSBURY AVENUE AT ROUTE 35 Cosmos topped The Americans, 31 Barry Berkowitz had the ACCREDITED BY TfW other goal for the Cosmos, while Bobby Ward scored for the Mea

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CENTRAL HEATING AND 159 CAST RON BOILER • THt HEART OF AN COOLING SYSTEMS. WORKS OtLFMED HYDflONIC LIKE A MAGNET TO TRAP HEATING SYSTEM AIRBORNE DUST, DIRT AND SMOKE. MONMOUTH SPECIAL YEARLY • CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS IONMOUTH MAINTENANCE CONTRACT PLUS SERVICE ON EVERYTHING IBUILDINGI WE SELL INCLUDING PARTS t 1 CENTER BUIl )IN6 CENTER IF YOU PURCHASE YOUR • • AUTOMATIC FUEL Oil DELIVERIES FUEL OIL FHOHUSI 49 • MONTHLY BUDGET ACCOUNTS 777 SHREW BURY AVL SHREWSBURY (Opposlli Sycamon Lanet) I COAL CO. SYUMORf AVI. MREWttURY 7*1-6300 747-5220 RIVER WAD f AM HAVEN! SINCE 192S HOURS: Mon-Frl 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. SAT. 7:30 A.M.-6-.00 P.M., t-it-77 SHREWSBURY. N. J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1977 The DMfyRegfcfcr t7 M.I.T. solar heating system is now undergoing tests Research and Development bottle—has no moving parts tories: they can be put on vice hoi water and even help By SHAWN BUCKLEY ous pumps and controls. Administration, indicate that lo bind or corrode. walls as well as roofs. cool your house. So you see, Ad Frafator, Why are installation costs a Solar Diode heating system Wilh slight variations. there u something new under so high? Since the collectors One-way "lock" would be 30 to 50 percent Solar Diodes can heat, ser- Ihe sun. are on Ihe roof and storage is A (hin layer of oil inside Ihe cheaper than conventional valve lets the solar heal in but in the basement, a contractor solar systems. must spend a lot of time and won'l let it back oul after Ihe Solar energy used to heat sun does down. That's where money connecting the two In simple terms, a Solar building*, has been investi- Ihe name comes from: "di- Weekly Special wilh plumbing or ducting. Diode is a panel filled with uted at the Massachusetts ode" is a term borrowed In my research in solar water. The panel collects Institute of Technology for from electronics thai means a heating at M.I.T., 1 have at- heal from the sun on its from nearly 40 years. Indeed the one-way capability. Just as a tacked Ihe problem of high side, stores it and supplies Fresh Floral Bouquet first of five solar houses was turnstile lets people through installation costs. My inven- warmth lo a building via the built at M.I.T. in 1939. in one direction, a Solar tion, the thermic diode solar back side. Diode lets heal flow only one Far from frer panel, combines a solar col- The sun's energy not only way. lector and its heal storage heats the water but also Solar Diodes aren't com- Although solar energy was into a single module. pumps it to the panel's stor- mercially available yet. able to heat these houses, it age tanks. No electricity is Compact modules Under government grams, proved loo expensive when needed: Ihe subtle forces of they're being tested in five compared to the cheap price So instead of stringing the natural convection carry the locations around the country $ of electricity, oil and natural solar system from allic to heat to where it's stored. 49 gasoftne5ourselfers 10 put fresh roller sizes For example, painls, put a few drops of lin- with integrity hove paint all day or for several ways a good investment. • I . coats of paint on their home ^ «h.ii's the difference be seed oil on the bristles. Then 1 days in a row. Q. I see so many different . I ' enenor for protection from iween a Jll and 9" roller put the brush back in the made us Monmouth t Two inches doesn't seem like Q Are rollers reusable'' quality grades of paint I .winter weather Fhen lhev'11 package or wrap it in much but I never know which Mine always seem to fall brushes and rollers. How do 1 aluminum foil lo help retain • I Jaiove indoors to repaint en • I County's Largest Fuel Oil Dealer one to cbOOM apart. know which lo select? its natural shape. . nVe rooms in exiling new • I SMI Uc-MM IMNnN 1 A. Rollers are reusable as A. It depends on Ihe type J colors. A. The *' roller will cover Always hang any brush by ' I long as you buy the type with 28 W more area per stroke of paint job you desire. The the handle after you've • I the sturdy plastic core. Paper • Any painting job. hovt- than the " " model On the three basic quality grades are cleaned it. • t core rollers are designed for Jever, is onl> as good as Ihe other hand, the ™ roller good, better, best. The best • [ SEABOARD one use only, and sometimes A great many other "in- • painting tool used weighs less and may be less grade brush or roller will pick • I side" tips are included in Ihe up Ihe most painl. enabling • 1 "How to Protect Your Paint- t To help clear up Ihe many you lo complete the job more • [ SERVICE • •ifconceptions that exist quickly and with less fatigue. ing Investment booklet • I ••Mil IN«. THE SHORg jboui paint applicators. The critical factor No applicator manufac- For your free copy, see your • I Jthris Richards. Do-It- turer can guarantee one-coat Tip Top dealer or write to • [ < Yourself Advisor of Tip Top coverage on every job (that Chris Richards. Do It I [ [Industries, has written a ' Yourself Advisor, Tip Top • I Asbury Park Long Branch Rod Bank in energy saving depends on the type of ihandy, informative booklet. Industries, ISI West Side • I 775-2620 222-5151 741-0248 painter you are), but the best • t ' '"How to Protect Your Paint- Proper insulation is the outside temperature about 50 grade applicator offers Ihe Ave . Jersey City. N.J. ting Investment. ' Some of its critical home improvement degrees, a well-insulated wall best opportunity to do a pro- 07305. jhelpful hints include to effective energy-saving in should register about 65 de- fessional job with one coat. most American homes, ac- grees If it s much tower than Which bristles? cording to the National h.V the wall is in all probabil- High gradr pays • Q. Can I use a natural bris- Home Improvement Coun- ity not insulated. 1 *ft«f brush with any paint' cil. Insulation is rated by its Even more important, the t^ A No. Use natural bristle resistance to heat (low This best quality applicator pro- IM ">"• vides Ihe most professional jonly with oil-base paints. It points out the Amer- is called its R value

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fC>TWINBOftO FEDERAL LZJ SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 94 BROAD ST. 542-0404 EATONTOWN SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1977 TheDafyRegtaftEr It You can eliminate bathroom blahs by remodeling it Your bathroom has thi The trend it to make the mentalizing its facilities, toothbrushes, the hair dryer, storage. lhal last longer and afford olahi? lit dull, ordinary; bath more of a relaxing room; brightening its colors, the facial sauna, Ihe curling In helping you plan stor- maximum convenience in Ihe functional, but unattractive? to enlarge it—compart- sophisticating ill look. comb? age, the specialist will proba- long run cost least. bly point out lhal while Space crucial Profeuional advice Quality |>«>» add-on cabinets are less ex- There are lots of little ways Based on your needs, your pensive, buill-ins generally In helping you budget, ihe lo improve a bathroom. You budget and his own precise are more satisfactory be- specialist can plan your re- SUSANN HUNGERFORD can hang a new shower cur- measurements, the profes- cause of Ihe greater flexibility modeling in stages: build in lain, change the towels, plant sional remodeler will draw they offer in sizes, finishes Ihe ability lo install a Interior Hml Datlgn greens, put in brighter bulbs. you a plan. He will organize and interior fittings. whirlpool bath, perhaps, al a put it will be the same room storage, help you select later dale, or lo replace In helping you improve with the same inconveni- cabinets and fixtures, and in- utilitarian with more expen- lighting, Ihe specialist will ences unless you remodel lo stall I hem for you—or, if you sive, elaborate fittings. point out that both area and serve the needs of the people prefer, counsel on do-it- Remodeling a bathroom who use it. yourself installation. over-all illumination are needed, and guide you in used lo be easier. But even One of the first steps in re- Where do you find a pro- ten years ago. the results modeling is to analyze those fessional? Consult Ihe achieving Ihe best combina- tion. were far less rewarding. needs. How many people "Kitchen Cabinets & Then you simply replaced Ihe frequent Ihe balhroom? Equipment" listing in your In helping you select old lub, bowl and toilet, and Would twin sinks make telephone book. According fixtures (should you have a perhaps painted the walls. the morning rush hour less lo Ihe American Institute of 40-inch soaking lub. 60-inch Now. wilh so many more chaotic? Kitchen Dealers, KO per ceni tub/shower or a 48-inch options of design, color, lay- Would you like linen stor- of its member firms design, shower unit, for example, lo out and fhlunng. il's advan- LAWN SEEDS age in the balhroom? What supply and install bathrooms make Ihe mosi appropriate tageous lo have a profes- -AND about laundry equipment? as well as kitchens, since use of space?) the specialist sional leading Ihe way not to Is Ihc wiring adequale for bolh require familiarity with will point oul that it pays to mere change hul lo real im- <,he electric shaver and the basics of space use and buy Ihe best. Quality fixtures provement VUNM It IN THE AMERICAN Inntilutr of Kilchrn FERTILIZERS l>. ul. i - rumprlition for bath rrmodrling illu»lralr> way* a pr^ff!>*it>iiiil rnakr* rhangeg lo improve *parr EVERYTHING YOU NEED line, from end of counter, *ink wai moved lo make FOR A SUCCESSFUL LAWN room for -ii- cabinel> replace alontgr lo.i when * AND GARDEN linen clone! «» removed where toilet in now. Larger Do you find lhal no mailer needs; apply a coal of paint lull »•- installed with dropped ceiling for a buill-in how large your home is you and there you have Ihe nec- look. Colon, pallrrna were selected for airinenn. are frequently faced with Ihe essary storage space. FRED D. WIKOFF CO. problem of inadequate stor- Of course, if (his storage age space? Here are some area is being built within Ihe 236 MAPLE AVENUE economical ideas lo help you living quarters of your home, Support your OftO/ lo deal wilh lhal problem. you have also created an eye- RED BANK 741-0554 If your rooms have small sore. This is easily remedied plants and save XV /0 openings, or nooks and cran- wilh Ihe use of sleek Riviera nies that are nol really us- blinds by Levolor. Today and Tomorrow Only! able, you.can just install These slatted aluminum sturdy, adjustable shelf sup- blinds can be ordered lo your aj[ plant hangers ports on either side and slide exact mcasuremenls and shelves into place. hung right on the front of ihe (Including our vary Or, if you nave a comer of "cabinet." When you're attracllra Macrama) a room lhal can be used, you using Ihe storage area, Ihe BROWN'S can build a "cabinet" using blind can be whisked up and Ihe wall as one side and a oul of the way, or ii can be IN A BIND FOR STORAGE SPACE? Economical •helv- piece of plywood or lowered in an instant to cover ing can be huilt-in virtually anywhere in your home, pressboard for Ihe other. up Ihe clutter. •nd beautifully hidden behind fashionable Riviera All GAS APPLIANCE window bllndi. Remember to firmly anchor Easy care Riviera blinds Ihc new side. are available in more than ISO AND FURNACE SERVICE A cross plank should be designer colors, and can even installed between the side decorating wilh Levolor nailed lo the lop front and be ordered with two or more walls or ceiling-mounted, window blinds, send Sl.UO to nxncuMiiri back for strength. Then go colors on one blind lo com- whichever is mosl suitable. "Window Magic." Dept. The Complete Plant Store 741-0694 plement your present decor. ahead with the adjustable For a more finished look, MH. 720 Monroe Street, Call 7 A.M.-9 P.M. shelving hardware, and add The blind can be mounted side channels, which enclose Hoboken. N.J. 07030. enough shelves to suit your on Ihe face of Ihe "cabinet." the ends of Ihe slats, may be ordered in coordinating col- I am now in business for my- ors: and. you can specify thai Ihe lift cord be attached to Ihe TIME TO DECORATE FOR FALL self, putting 24 years of utility bottom rail, so it loops up and experience to work for you. I Time-savers to help out of the way when the blind is raised. The location of Ihe Get Started Now! offer specialized and person- Magic Wand, or plastic tiller, alized service on all your working homemaker can be specified as well, so il Our Entire In-Stock "First Quality" home gas appliances. too is convenienl lo use. Almost half the women in seroles can be stored in Ihe If you use bolls, screws, or (commercial users may also inquire) Ihe United Stales have jobs refrigerator or freezer and finishing nails in the con- WALLPAPER COLLECTION outside Ihe home and each warmed for quick, nutritious struction of the "cabinet " year more and more women meals—even by your "all you can dismantle il and lake ON SALE Thru $.pt. 17 go oul to work. thumbs" teenager. ONLY il with you if you move, be- If you're a working woman Slilch in lime cause you'll probably run tf Per who finds household chores into similar storage problems O *K Single Off taking up too much of your 3,1 Don't turn little jobs « tef Roll anywhere. with this ad Heat Start-up lime, ihc11: is a more practical into big ones. Fingerprint Reg 4.95 lo 1095 solution lo your problem smudges and dirty spots are Quality constructed, than hiring an upstairs maid, often cleaned more easily if American-made Riviera Ml Sate* Final SPECIAL a wardrobe mistress and a you wipe them right away. blinds by Levolor are an at- tractive and economical an- cook; it's organization. For quick, effeclive swer lo many decorating MafRri clean-ups, use Glass'Plus* will clean your gas burner, pilot, re- problems. For more ideas on 951 Highway 35 North Middletown 671-0978 glass, appliance, and cabinet place thermocouple and belts if neces- Here are some lime-saving cleaner in every room of Ihe tips lhal can help you shorten sary, plus oil motor or pump house. Just spray this ver- Ihe hours spent on house- satile cleaner on all washable keeping: surfaces—windows, minor,. I. I Counl on your family lo for just chrome, countertops. plastic help around Ihe house. Keep lamps and tables, a lisi of duties for them on a appliances—and wipe wilh a bulletin board in the kitchen 36 clean cloth or damp sponge. where il's an easy reminder. I Remember lo always dis- A youngster can be re- connect small electrical sponsible for picking up his FALL SALE appliances before cleaning! I also offer qualified repair and mainte- toys: older children can be in nance of water heaters, dryers, grills, charge of their rooms and Juni • momrnt also take (urns setting and INTRODUCING ranges, air conditioners, furnace motors clearing the dinner table. Spending a few extra min- and pumps, roof and Husbands can pick up and utes during Ihe week lo han- attic fans. Service drop off drycleaning on their dle small jobs can make TO OUR CUSTOMERS way home from work and major clean-ups on Ihe calls are just help wilh other chores, too. weekends easier. 4.) An unmade bed can $ Efficient cuitlnr make Ihe entire bedroom 2.) Plan ahead: decide on look messy. Instead of Ihe 15. menus for an entire week and usual blanket and bedspread then buy all your groceries al combination, try having your — parts once. Shop on a weekday family use quilts. At nighl, tiand nighl. when Ihe stores are just turn down the quill and extra — less crowded, and lake your jump in: in the morning, sim- - wftu older children along (o help. ply smooth it oul and fluff up When you do cook, pre- the pillows. Even a five-year pare foods in large quantities: old can take care of his own many soups, slews and cas- bed lhal way! -^Carpets. Featuring — LIHCROFT POOL/ Harlow - Pinpoint Plush 1675 installed inf For Your Pool" 6S0 Htwman Spring* Road Lagoon -Plushag , 1275 installed

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Thermostats in summer (IIM-I rrainir Sinoolhliiir"'rooking Mirfarc oilh \enleil hood, buill-in Self-Clean- should be maintained above ing double (tvellit, 12-orlc umlereuunler di»hwa»her with hi-li A l\il V* u-li uml 78 degrees and in winter no iniHcr-H«\ing Nuinrul hi» r>clc». Iniih-iii Traith < mnpacloi. and I ounlcrlo|> higher than 68 degrees. If \lirr«»Ma%c O\en H ilti Aut«»inalie Temperature ('ontrol probe. Small aleovt'ft contain Better home appearance faithfully followed, this prac- mulching llolpoinl »laiidard-capacil.> oaaher and i|r>er and a umalt planning tice can result in a cul in fuel center. All of lhc»c idea* can In- adapted lo limited kitchen area*, according lo bills by as much as 50%. kililicii planning expert* from llolpoinl. In addition, proper insula- begins with a better roof tion, storm windows and doors, opening and closing The appearance of a home the present roof is getting Asphalt shingles, for in- has a lot to say about the along in yean. draperies lo lei in the sun or Clean lines, color contrast stance, are available today in screen it out depending on people who live inside it. A roof of standard shingles a range of popular earthlone the season, dressing warmly Homes that are kept in good 15 yean old or older, for colors that serve lo blend a or coolly to adjust to the sea- repair and have lawns and example, will probably need home with its environment. shrubs that are tnm and neat replacement soon. Since sonal temperatures, caulking give kitchen a modern look Three-dimensional shingles indicate pride of ownership roofs tend to wear uniformly, create an appealing rustic and weathenlripping door, iled space and adapt it for use ovens with black glass doors and a feeling of belonging in patches or repairs lend lo be look with attractive shadow and windows—ail of these SAN FRANCISCO— in a variety of ways. arc nol only convenient hut the neighborhood. only temporary solutions. lines. Designed to last up to practices will help save on Clean, simple lines along v>ith cheerful colors .md the The display kilchen. which also add lo the kitchen's con One of the mote important To meet the aesthetic re- 25 years, these shingles re- costs at the same time that Contrail of black glass with is basically U-shaped and trasts. elements in the appearance quirements of today's quire only minimal mainte- they improve the livabilily of white appliances can help measures approximately 10 I he Counlertop Micro- of a home. because of its high homeownen, roofing man- nance. the home. About 15* of a home's en- give a kitchen a contempo- rn I < feel, uses built-in Hoi wave Oven, located on the visibility, is the roof. A ufacturers offer up-lo dale A handy 20-page guide to ergy bill goes for healing wa- rary look while still being point appliances wherevci adjacent counter, could, de- shabby looking roof can de- materials that include a vari- the selection of quality ter. An average dishwasher efficient possible. pending on space available tract substantially from an ety of pleasing colon and roofing can be obtained for 35 Thai's what William J tlirror* enUrgr and shape of the kitchen, otherwise handsome home. styles. These new roofings cents from ARMA. Box uses 14 gallons of hot water Ketcham. C'Kl). Managci ol Mirrors and m\ l.n either be placed on a shelf or. Restoring its looks may re- also feature low maintenance 3248. Grand Central Station. per load. The hot water heat- Kitchen Design for Holpoinl. surfaced walls help to give with a kit. be built inlo the quire reroofing. especially if and exceptional durability. New York. NY. 10017. er should not be run higher than 140 degrees. points out. adding that even a the room a larger appear wall. A homeowner should con- comparatively small' space ance. while the appliances Cabinetry in the display sider installing an inexpen- can be designed for smart ap are located so as lo improve kitchen has simple lines with sive (about M0) flow restric- pearance. particularly with the homemaker's work el' small knobs, making cleaning ficiency Cutting laundry workload lor in the pipe to the the use of modern. fuil\ -fea- easier showerhead. tured appliances. There is counter space II,,iin,I ill. I,, ml Thirty per cent of every washings because of settling Lighting represents I6'1 of next to the refrigerator ovel I.IIIIKIH routine, prciic.it < Mlll|>.<. I ,.,M. I ' (he built-in dishwasher, and homemaker's total house- dust, keep garments under your clothing with Spray n home electricity consump- Completing the U-shape is Such a kilchen Mrai tea the glass-ceramic an all-purpose work, snack keeping time is spent on cover: pull an old pillow case Wash' laundry soil and stain tion on an average. By reduc- 1 Smoolhfine* cooktop gives laundry. Even with the most or a man's shirt over each remover. Just spray it on the ing the wattage consumed in lured by Holpoinl at the and serving counter, while at additional counlertop space modern washing machines item for protection You can extra grimy spots, wait 60 lighting, and by purchasing Pacific Coast Builders Con the other end of the aica art when nol in use. and dryers, and the huge var- also use garment bags or seconds and then wash the energy-saving appliances, ference in June small alcoves, one lor a matching washer-dryer pair, iety of detergents available, plastic bags from the dry- clothes as you normally electric bills can be further Ketcham described the A trash compactor is con and Ihc other for a small the stream of dirty laundry is cleaner v'' would. reduced by M0 to M5 kitchen as one way a builder venicnily located under the or remodeler can lake a Inn counter, and built-in double deslc meal-planning center. endless; families are wearing • Don't over-dry your monthl more types of clothing ana • Get the whole family in laundry: it causes wrinkles. washing more often. the habit of using the washing If you're running the dryer as machine as the hamper for you leave the house, set the If your major concern is white clothes, and a bath- timer so that garments don't conserving time, here are room hamper for colored dry completely: then, finish some tips that can help you clothes. the cycle when you gel home. shorten your laundry When the washer is full, This way you can fold items routine: you can run it without having while they're still warm from • When taking clean to waste time sorting. If your the dryer, and smooth wn'nk- clothes out of storage, save washing machine is not con- les out by hand to avoid iron- on ironing by tumbling them veniently located, try using ing. in a dryer, without heat, to two bathroom hampers to Take advantage of clear, remove wrinkles. help save sorting time. warm il.n's and hang your • Closets do become • To eliminate pre-soaking wet lad/Wry outdoors to be 55 dusty. To avoid extra clothes and scrubbing from your air-dried. o FALL into the

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CALL mill end 741-6080 Mot affiliated Mi any other mill wtd shop •hop In tM araa. Mak* tun you're In th» Keystone Savings MM End Shop M after t. tor de HOUSEKEEPER - Two In lomllv pi WILL tmi m*m after) qulrtd Call afltf i, 56_ *m RN'S__LPN'S Five doy week, live In. nice room, rel UI00 Call «•» 4044 Typists-Secretaries 542-7928 Oulrt CHEVROLET im PANEL TRUCK - GOT A TASTE ~ Your Invitation! erences Send Resume Io Bo> V !IO. MERCEDES IM4 - MO DI.I.I b, The Oollv Regtsier, Shrewsburir, N J SSHB™ C44NTM condition a.000 mll.i on now Aulomotlc. VI. FM rodlo ond Col And all ether office skills needed lor FOR ADVENTURE? OfflceRPeresonnel Pool 53 Domestic Help Join America's leading proteitlonal 07J0I LLAC WiCOUft O.VILLE - tnolM Inttolltd by outhorlttd Mtr stflt. olr condtlkmtd. powtr llttrlng. temporary assignments Work In oreos You'll find It In tht Navy. You'll travel tKctlltnl running condition Itso or of your choice lo exciting placet Wort on tpoce oot nurtlna lervlce NOW Immediate op Equal Opportunity Employer M/F • coin Honor. Ililt H4 OU) equipment. Gef top beneflti, career portuolllei tar you to work the day* CL-ANTHG"PE^SON NEEDED - In ewtarlar OS-iiif. ^__ SECRETARY — yor general con lerested In occasional house sitting MERCURV MARQUIS - 1171. lour training and a great future For more and mini you prefer on private duly oi More Classilied CADILLAC I** SEDAN OtVILLt - DATSUN PICK-UP - I9T7. Klngtab. IS YOl'M TYPING OR SHORTHAND Iroctor Conitrudlon background help when out ot town, bui not necessary door. MctUtnt condition ll»3 Coll RUSTY? BRUSH THEM UP AT OUR information call: stair relief osilgnrntnli TOP PAY « tins. Con.II, |a(t plo.tr. ytllow, oulomollc. olr condltlontr. ful. Typlnq and dictaphone a mutt Rumson Ul JfM7 on Next Page FREE IMPROVEMENT SCHOOL Re- Bank 741 nM BENEFITS! NO FEES' Call »I/FM On. »»n., 777n« milts Hum pc 0 S4*» wont ottirt Hoiltt 73* Hailei 2*4 145S VjYjjod running common n» UV U7! merrti lo Ken Rod Construction Com MERCURV MARQUIS UK - Station We offer mort fringe benefits than Go Novy Medico! Personnel Pool pony. PO. BOH Si, Shrewsbury or DOOOE 1.71 VAN - E.cellent condl omy ol our competitors Register GUITAR TEACHERS NEEDED Phone 747 9400. Hon. tm or best crtler Coll 141 .771 today omd torn high pay. NO FEE T — 130 Porl lime, over II, Red Bonk Music Eotonlown MERCURY MONTEREY — 1*41, 747-4315 llwlnf and brokn. *r nndtllonM. ftwor sltorlng. vtry good condition tqoai Opportunity Fmployer M' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES rodlo ond tlghl track, nttdt lomt l]» Coll orttr I 30 p m . _l->M0 FORD PANEL VAN I.SO - Engine OLSTEN HAIRSTYLIST NURSES RN'S - 1 IT, full and part body work sin 1114511 ante IK l. onllou., Ingood ~- Experience preferred. Call tor Inter time, Brookdalc Nursing Center, Hwy TOU nil ROM MATAWAN AMA 544 8100 ..m. MC IfU MlDGET "OrongT, 14,000 Kl 1W0 144 MM TEMPORARIES view. AccordTt Fair Haven 74I-717J. milts, tictlltnl condlllon, AM/FM. r li Hoilet.JM S«0__ CAMARO UN - Tm LTTjSTf in Eotantown llTRIe 15 54} SM0 HAIR STYLIST - With following, tor I0U FREE HtOM MIDDUT0WN ARIA 671-9300 ffln* powtr UMIl powtr ilt.rlno. " ^LTRTT-^AppTyln person" Hailel solon Full or part time Good OFFICE SECRETARY - To life Insurance ex MONMOUTH CBS Supermarket starting salory plus commission 495 ecutlve Excellent opportunity for Non Comnmcl.l Rate. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 14 Main Sf. Keoniborg Receptionist, Typist, growth Steno and office experience Hwy It Eottwtwm 54; UQQ required Call Mrs Gruber far op CHtVCLL Switchboard Operator polnlment, w_ 7600 1 Day MONTE CARLO 197. - Hock, bur CLERKS HOMEMAKERSM/F gundv Irntrlor. VI, olr conditioning TRUCK AND CAROO INSURANCE File, General, Figure And all ottwr office fcklllt needed now SHEET~MTTA_TAiV0UT f'ERION" 2 Days (Consecutive) Frat Quotes By Phone Home Health Aides hx ttmporory Oiilgnmenti In oreoi ol CHEVROLET IMP ALA - I«H. 117, your choke NO FEE Coll To fobrlcate prototype aluminum en 3 Days (Consecutive) MUSTANG FORD INI - Coovtriltl. Low Rates UI-RHI Put your office .kill, to work on ttm- Put your skills to work on short or closurei ond panels Experience re- "lOt-spM*. ll.oto milt, Twoctoor porarv otllgnmentt wilt) motor firms quired. Excellent company.benefits 4 Days (Consecutive) »»»osH«gH71 Call m I4M OUlomotk. powtr stt«rIng, tloril cylln TRUCK INSURANCE long term assignments Work when In OTMI ot your cholct NO FE E Coll you wont In your area TOP PAY! 542-7928 Apply Electro Impulse. Neptune, 776 . 5 Days (Consecutive) CJiey«QLET NOVA lilt - Oood todov 5W0 MUSTANC II CHIA - 1171. tally BENEFITS! NO FEES Call today 6 Days (Consecutive) hours. Hven doys o week. Pool low mlltogt, vtry clton. 542-7928 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK 7 Days (Conseculive) niUHonV, i i.7j~CHEVROLET - Half-Ian pickup. Medical Personnel Pool Equal Opportunity Employtr M/F - Ambitious person needed lor gener al light work Imcludlng shipping and 8 Days (Consecutive) CHIVROLET NOVA ITT? - Small VI MUSMUSTANGG II - It'it.. VtrV*ry goooood Cocon Good condition, SI«0 Call 77137*. or Dftlce Personnel Pool OIL BURNER SERVICE PERSON - manual transmission Good gn milt 271*041 odor I p.m. receiving responsibilities Good ben 30 Days (Consecutive) •8. Now rlrts Good mechanical con dition, lout ip«td, powtr iltirlna, Rt 3V Eotontawn Experience ntctttory Sproguei Oi etlts 973-00?. Itut f lldK, 11,000 mlltt. llfH. Coll EQUOI OpporliinltV Employe. M/F Equal Opportunity Employer w I Strvlct, Inc. SM-attt. mn and oaptaiaim, m tri tin. COCKTAlL^VAlf REIS'M/W - Apply SNELLINGANDSNELUNG - Commercial Rate! anw 4 a.m. t 4 Motorcyclti In ptnon Eip«ritfic«d only. Trod* • NSURA~NCE AGENTS — Licensed World's lorgesl employment service, MUSTANO II ItU OHIA — Fully only. 173% commission Coll Wl 704 O.R. NURSES * CHCVROLIT TOWNSMAN - 1111 CUSTOM HONDA - 140, gat tank ond Winds. Octon Avt., SM Bright 170 Brood St .Red Bonk. N.J 747 1171. toulsotd. low mlltogt. vtry clton King and Queen seal, plus more 411 *5»l, 4 p.m •• p.m •Mian anaoo Good ruMMr. rtconl O>—Coll mostontrrpm, RN'S OR LPN'S, Full time. days, tie* STAFF NURSE - Position available 1 Day v.lvt |ob, now tl.rttr. brokt ond S44TbHtr S. 84k lor Jae. COOKS VND> AN TRY >ERSONS~- 11NSURANCE" - CommerclofSoiic: Ible hours Part time. days, flexible tor RN with Telemetry experience. 1 2 Days iConsecutive) iron! «nd ovtrhaultd. Hos crochtd MUSTANG - 1M4, lU-cyllnflltf rouiV CYCLE INSURANCE Exp«rl«nctd Full tlmt Call Chef, Itor. Large casually oaency Loods ot hours. Previous OR •• ~~'ier. . <* shift, full time. Please opply mrjftc. low mlltogt. SS9S. Free quotes ond binders by ptont Coll Molly Pltctwr Inn. Red Bonk, for op- i«xh Musi be Ikentea High commit quired. Excellent salory and benefits. NIK:"; _•*?:.*, Boythore Hospital, 737 3 Days (Consecutive) Ml-57*7 loll fret WATTS lint, 4ODI77IIO3 14 polnlrrwnt 74M1OO slant. If you are not used Io making N Beers St.. Holmdel 171,000 plus don't apply Ask for Al 4 Days (Consecutive). hours, seven doys a weak. CHEVROLET im - HoMt work, not MUSTANG tm Kl, V I. automatic, COSMETICIAN - Futl-tlmt Aagrti Curry or John Baldwin, (71-St II. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL ~TAFF NURSE~^ Poslflon avaltoble 5 Days (Consecutive) running. VM will pay Mr locol tow olr. powtr itotrlrtfj/ brokn E>c«lltnt FREE - Helmet, short pipes ond shop live ptfion tvonttd only Good Mutt Personnel Department or RN with ICU experience, 11 to 7 l«) cTitvUOLtT II - Now brokis In ond out, fl 000 mlltt. M4-M4. manuol with purchase ol this 1.74 pottnllol E-ctlltnt bcneriU Inquire KEYPUNCH OPERATOR- E« U Union St. Red Bank. N.J. 07701 shift, full time. Please opplv Nursing 6 Days (Consecutive) K»I KtWItd, OK CM WHWt YamahaTXMO FIve-tpoed E.celleni at Drug Fair. Motowon Aik (or Mr perlence necessary W10 or MfA per 741 7700. E>t 100 Oftlct, Boythore Hospital, 737 N 7 Days (Conseculive) 0LOSMOSILE «• \H» - Pour-door, condlllon Many utros. »»0 llrm. of- Morlch (erred. Full or part-time Automated An eauol oppoHunlty employer (M/F) Beers St . Holmdel CHIVROLfT •*_ powor brokn, tHtrlnt, windows and Bookkeeping Corp . 1709 Union Ave , 8 Days (Consecutive) CoMofttr 1 fer limited, so hurry! Ml 1S*>. COUNTER PERSON - Sol and Sun . Mat. olr, good condition Aiktng «4N PART-TIME HELP WANTED - Im- T 0 C It ROOM AND S~rTl P P I NG 30 Days (Consecutive) HARLEY DAVIDSON 1.41 1700 - days and *v»>nlngi No experience nee ortmttfrtf Co.IT.H0M4 etwry Apply In ptrton, Straftimore medlotely. for all farm chores Call LERK — Electronics manufacturing TnW Knuckle Htod All chrome, ported KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — Manalo ilant needs persons for stock room. CHRVILIR CUSTOM NIWPORT LE CUTLASS lf«7. running condition Best offer over Lonei, Rt ]4. Motowan Aik for pon EngUshtown school district seeks OtOfgt Prlc* experienced keypunch operator, effec- :eeplng records, receiving and ship FAMILY PLAN RATE IM* - Four door, royal bluo. low Invnocutott, olr, powtr HIM Call 7» ITM PART-TIME HOSTESS M/W - Week ilng position Some experience In elec ttaorlAoytoraMt and wlndowi Itti of tive Immediately Salary SS7«S plus end doys. Send resume to P 0 Box 44, Itr ovtt ll?» WUl) ofltr S HONDA CB ISO - son mites Great DELIVERY DRIVER T«mp«noty. Excellent fringe benefits Conlod Mr rank component parts Identification 3 Lines — 6 Days — 13 00 $1 00 each line Available to in- heavy ««orh, U per hour Apply In per Rumson, N.J 07760 Sfcqulre_ CallfU3 57S7 tor Interview CIRCLE CHEVROLET condition, I4S0 llrm Koyser. 44*-7746 dividuals placing ads under Merchandise For Sale . tor OLOSMOBILE - Dtlto II Royalt M4 4140 ton, All Purpot« Rentoli, 1*1 E. New WITCHBOARD OPERATOR -3 11 SArowlfeurv Avt. IhrowstaKy t*n, powtf brOkm windows, sfttf mon Spf Ing. Rd . Shrewsbury LADrES^MErT- Work'ol"home"on the PART-TTME m shift. Full time or port time Long lemsnol exceeding $100 each Items must be pneed Non- Mum Ing. owtomailc. olr, tHCtlltnt condl- HONDA S.O - Completely dls DELIVERY PERSON Part time. phone, earn MS1S0 weekly servicing Morkttlng and Public Relation* Rep erm Good opportunity Coll 143 7)00 commercial ads only COMET CONVERTIBLE IH. - Runi tton.ll.WO ?4I JT74 ossembled t.ctpf motor, ready for night* Mutf hove own cor. Apply In our customers. H4ttU rnentatlve with national company In groal. ocononlcal sli« C__m Una _-W tor S p.m. have driver's license. Call after S 30. JI43 xperlence In the alterations of fine tras Asking 11100 741 1034 after 4 p m neert, Techniclom L J GONZER At 741-7355 FaCb HM-**_i IF.M MM*-* lo «tt you llnaruod tit monty ploy** ttst DRILLER - Drilling holei In rein down. Poymoms trronatw ft swll your YAMAHA forced concrete on construction |obt LEGAL SECRETARY - Should have nMtk. Mony Now onTOuollty Usod J t R CYCLE SERVICE. INC ig portable electric equipment prior rtai estate experience, knowl- PERSON — To work In office, book TEMPORARY CANCELLATION NUMBER Cart lo dvoott horn Coll Ratot Fan PLYMOUTH GftAN COUPE Wt 171 W Front St. Kid Bonk 147447; l hove mechonlcol background edge of closings knowledge of book keeping knowledge helpful Apply Hoc, jfetra-i II.. Rttt tmilS-im Fd II d diti IH0 We will train In vu of drilling equip kteplng helpful Active office In Mala Marlboro Clasi Distributor.. Tennent OFFICE HELP Notice & Credit lor cancellation is given only on issuance ot 1.74 SUZUKI - TS1IS Eictllml con menf Company benefits Coll 3W-4I73 Rd , Morganvtlle 5*1-1400- CUTLASS OLDIMMILC WF4 - Oood dtflon 7000 miles siWflrm No Irodt. wan Cot. £_viiw After 6 p.m., 73t- S , special kill number to advertiser when cancellation ol ad is londHton Full dtMls. coll >MH*I PLYMOUTH tf71 FURY~- Four door, eltose Coll evenings S-7 p nv. 14? PHONE PERSON ~ Evenings. parT tlkt ntw in.id* and out Air condl requested Advertiser must retain number lor future refer- tWtrlpm DUNKIN OONUTS LIQUOR STORE — Part-time, two time Apply In person, Circle Plna, WAITING Itorwd M.OOOtmy hlghwoy mtltl Will Etton ence DATSUN IfII — Ftwr-tPMtf Illck. otmonstratt lijtS Coll 144 1SO0 o< ~m> HARLETOAVIDSOH - sxus Light counter work Paid vocation*, hours dally, doys- STENOGRAPHERS AM/FM rodSo EuaUtA. condlHon ond » IBt Coll 711 1700 ofler I X hOikloyt Uniforms supplied Several PHYSICAL THERAPIST - Port or No cancellations will be taken alter 4pm Friday until 8 a'm mtstapt OntfnoitW-un Asking QMS jhim ovo.latHi See Snecrv only be N.J. APIA, to TRANSCRIBERS PLVMOUTH 1H| _ station wooon trgl Nj Salory Monday 00O0E CHARGER Hot - Auiomol lore II p.m.. Mon Frl . M0 Broodwoy. MACHINE SHOP HELP TYPISTS Small V4. itandwd shift Good cendt im HARLEY DAVlbsbN -l»o" liS West Long Branch i Coll 233-6 Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register k. V4. ponir tloorlna, PMrar Drofcrs mlkn Orlglnolly so*), osklng US0 717 Automatic Strew STATTYPIST5 olr conditioning, ittrco dl e Sj70betw**nS-lp.m Machine S*t up PIN CHASER - Port time ond lull 50 WPM, accurate typing Apply Im Cannot be responsible tor errors alter tnejirst day Call 542- IAC CATALIHA - lyTJ. olr can- Mo(nine Operators time, nights and weekends, no ex OTtng. 17,000 mlltt. good condition ELECTRON\\C"fE C M NICIANI mediately No port-time No tees 1 700 lo make corrections Seeking technicians with Digital t« perlence necessary, will train. Apply Weekly pay. short or long term |ob. [Ing II0O0 Coll W ItU Mtwttn » 1 6 Auto Renl/Leose perlence. TTL logic, trouble shooting In person Slrathmore Lanes, Rt J4 0000E DART - m\. auhwMIC. olr Mmawan Ask tor George Price. amr DoorMg, II.•» milts. _* Coll RENT A VAN - Low, low role! digital circuitry, with quality control Appty: DEADLINES PONTIAC CONVERTIILE ifTS Call Lorry, TOM'S FORO. Hwy IS, background Solary commensurate WAI DICK AERO SPACE PLAYGROUND AIDE - Forrestdole 1 Ww- Kevpart. 744 1400 with experience EiceMtnt benefits DEVICES MANPOWER ADS — Set solid style ads —4pm day before publication package For further Information, 2131 RIB, Woll. NJ — Friday 4pm tor' Sunday publication Classified Display SALIS-SERVICE -PARIS BH8&*" *- "*" •"• pMau coll Personnel Manage*, at S4*v W1-44TH00 4 W Froni Red B-nkS43-4343 PONTIAC GRANDVILLC - 1979. oa- 7 Auto Inturonc* NOd An equal opportunity employer Wed . between l and 1 113 MalnAsbury Porh 776-5577 —.4pm two days prior lo publication — Thursday 4pm yAM..Ra>taaiMl«RI Otllonl (ondttlon. must bt Sttn sWst MANAGEMENT TRAINEE -Retail TEST TECHNICIAN — For occtpT AUTO AND CYCLE INSURANCE tor Sunday publication Proot ads three days prior to publi- • VICE - LC aNar ov»r sine Call oflor t p.m . M? itor* operailon Formal trolnlng pro- once testing ot cooling systems. M9.S0 A». Frtt Ouohrs By Phont EKeTuTIVE"SECRETARY - For gram Minimum two yton lolleoe REAL ESTATE Knowledge ol refrigeration, hydrant cation Real Estate Today — Wednesday tor Friday & Sun- lin Ritkn sii-am buiy corporal* office of growing firm Apply In ptrfton F.W. Woolwortti. S3 cs ond electrical measurements es- day publication PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - 1974. Al Good typing and stemo Unit essential Brood Stftet, Red Bank SALES senilal Apply Electro Impulse. Inc . FIAT im 114 MOAN AUTO INSURANCE A rtxe opportunity to loin one ot the condtilon. low rmiootw. ant owntr * A S.I.J... at >• #-J| Pleasant working conditions ond good CORRECTIONS — 4pm Monday through Thursday'for tMtitor, I«PI «Mk, mm CaffgiaH MANAGER AND SALE! - Relalj County's most successful firms. Our 116 Chestnut Si . Red Bonk M,*«tnllii A 1 f starting salary Send resume with sola Iwvenlie furniture and occessorles de ry requirement* to H 4 R Johnson, ilatt has Increase- Its sales by 2O0\ In TYPEWRITER MECHANIC nenf day 4pm Friday (Of Sunday* Monday PONTIAC L.MANI STATION hourt, |tww __y> a we* portment Great opportunity for «» me past year We ore now opening a WAGON If7) - Ont owntr. 41.oaf Inc., State Highway )i. Keyport. N.J perlencad and ombttfoui person Little :perienced manuals -electrics Top FIAT tfH - IM S#orl •773J. branch office In Llncroft, Mlddletown OTV plus beneflls and commissions mutt mony "trot HI** MI 7HS AUTOINSURANCfT^ Silver Mike's 741 Un mornings. You will be taught the basics of Real WEEKEND CALLS MMH PONTiAC 1*4* - Sl« ., Five day week Coll in person, 9-S Estate at me Century 11 Acodemy as im , Serpico's. 101 Monmouth Stresl, ANSWERING SERVICE — Aller 5pm Friday until 6 00 Ml MU ' Rtnt Computerized Quotes EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - For well as receive on-going, In-house M-l lf7L IN MM. FM rifi, school business admlnlsirotor, board M A N A _TER GENERAL RENTAL Iroinlng We would prefer residents of ted Bonk, N.J. am Monday all calls are taken by our answering service^ CALL 747-2900 CENTER - Must hove ability to re- v*ry tcoAOfnlcal It.SOO mil** Coll secretory Manolapon Cngllshtown Llncrofl, New Shrewsbury, Holmdel, AN BUS DRIVER — New Jersey but AH ads corrections and cancellations taken will be pro» UttfN or IW « H PONTIAC IH. CATALINA - Good Regiorvoi School Experience ond oicu pair small engines and electrical tools Oak Hill , but will consider oil appll J. Reid Harrison and be aMe to take charge- Widely vor Icense, Over 31. port time Call 7B7- condlllon Powor ItttHno. brokoi racy In typing and sWthond required cants with or without experience, For in. 10:30-1:45, eves, anytime. cessed Monday lor Tuesday s paper • FORD CUSTOM SEDAN )*M — Air UK Coll OTH. V4H0441 Agency Good working conditions Numerous led duties Excellent starting salory a confidential Interview, coll Len Cov- rrtvck Httlt work. Ashing MO Coll W YOUNG DRIVER SAVED OVER 1700 trtngt benefits Immediate occupancy ond opportunity (or advancement. Atl ert, ot the Century 11, Cot ens Agency. 'AITERS AND WAITRESSES Aft.'W All ads are restricted to their proper classification and lo ih-J RAIIIT - "Tou-vo aalJo atlv. II ta Coll 44* 77U for opp-koilwi fringe benefits Apply All Purpose — All shifts, experienced Apply In btllrrt »." SHCEWIfURV AtOTORS. - Al ttMt AUTO INSURAHCF CEN 140 Holf Mile Rd., Llncroft. 741-AW regular Daily Register style of type We reserve the right I* TER. 4S Hwy M. Ktypon. N j COM Rentals. 1*1 East Newman Springs person, Mr. Roberson Molly Pitcher FORO ECONOUItTLUiiUirv VAN INC.I41 tS« EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE Rd, Shrewsbury. on. Red Bank, between IIS p.m. edit or reiect any classified advertising copy I*M - Fully toulppM Con bt sttn ot PARE Phocnli Brokerogt. 1*4 30*7 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON RAMILER - IMI, aooc condlllon Low down POYTWWII Op*fl until* p m OPERATORS - Wonted Union Shop, Shsrdlon Inn. Moiltt IM-MT Ask lor Michelle Reno Fashions, i; Wall SI MECHANIC — Vending and omutc We are loo kino tor a Soles Associate Io WAITRESSES IMF) - Must be ex- AH ads once called m and processed il cancelled wiif'b4 tntoflor men!, must be experienced ond able to fill our staff. Prefer some experience, xwlenced Apply In person, Rex Diner, 147 ii7» attar s p.m. Red Bar* 741 HM charged a minimum charge ot $4 00 FORO CALAXIE IN7 - Four-door 10 Wanted Automotive repair oil types vending and amuse but will train Inexperienced person 17 W. Front St., Red Bank. RED BANK VOLVO EXPERIENCED ONLY - Night thill ment devices, on location Company who is licensed We offer a highway Io haiUHHI. ou*omol(c. olr, ntw titaus! Apply In person Town ond Surt Diner. supplied vehicle, good benefits, salory cation, fully equipped office, good WAITRESSES ond Mttry. RtcsM IKE NEWMAN SPRINGS P.D WAITERS DEATH NOTICES RED BANK. 741 !M> Hwy 15, Mlddtetown lence Con commission split with bonuses ond a good, an ut mi rt 1-4. Mon congenial atmosphere. All inquiries Experienced. Coll 739 004*: Death Notices. Cards ot Thanks In Memonams and Anniverj RITTINHOUSE EXPERIENCED SLIPCOVER - wllllw kept confidential Colt Mr. Mo- FORO LTD IROUOHAM 1*T4 - JUNK CARS WANTED - Picked up Cushion operator hVougfiFrl 77t-e4IO. WAITRESSES M/W — Over II. 11:30- F«ir-4*er Mratoe, n.an mtloi Ai LINCOLN MERCURY Inc faro ot 747-7050 sary Masses (Run on the Obituary Page) 85c per line t Coll M. Sllbersteln. 74114ft MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Full- .», 4:30-11. Must apply In person. condltlontd. powoowor itatrlnaitatrl . powor 900 HWY 13 ITS lao OCEAN TWP Co-t J. MAFARA AGENCY INC Howard Johnson Restaurant. Hwy. IS, krt Mtdl Iiti time. Mlddletown oreo Must be ex- krotat. Mtdr nlc Ignition, aaadtirn. EXPERIENCED ROOFER perienced. Write resume to Boi E 319, 747 TWO Mlddletown goad maw HH OM arnaiH Inciuaod Coll leV Hwy IS Mlddletown, N J rant now or utad car RUSSELL Oku The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. WAITRESS M/W - Breakfast Frl., REAL ESTATE Iminacvlatt SM Shrtwioury 747 mobllt CodlllocCo . IHNowmo TOP DOLLAR •3301 07701. •P REAL ESTATE SALES at.. Sun. mornings. Apply In person. Sprlnat Rd . Rafl Rank. 741-4*10 EXPERIENCED WAITERS (M/F) - Sheraton lnn.Hwy.3S,. Hailet „ RENTALS AlsoHotlesi (M/F). MEDICAL RECEPTIONI5T - Must Salespeople for business and com- SHORE MOTORS «. _S -oyrevllt.. W.J. 717 »3( be experienced In all clerical proce- WANTED - Certified teachers or col FORD - MM LTD canvtntMt volwo Triumph Dtotor 7474»l between I-Spm mercial; salespeople tor residential dures, medical references required Excellent opportunity tor lorge earn ege student wim 90 credits or more, Io 2 Autos For Sate 101 Apartments tm H»y 11. Monoquon 574 IMC FARM HELP WANTED — Part-time Write to BOH E 140. The Dolly Regli work as Substitutes on a aoy to day ter, Shrewsbury, N J. 07701. Ings. Mony leads furnished Call Mrs 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Renl FORO MUSTANCall RayG. GRANDM tin E 1170 - STARFIRC H7! - HoknKck Air, or full time Apply at Cotola Forms, Kelly tor appointment ot MJ 3626 basis Coll 364-5404 Main St.. Holmdel 4 Motorcycles ( Ight < yllnd.r, automatic, power powtr brohci powtr II..ring, 170117717100 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST - Met* 103 Rentals To Share AM/FM it.r.o. 40.000 road mlltl. WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS FARM WORKER - Port/full-time, on or female Experienced Call 10 am REAL ESTATE 5 Auto Service Parts 104 Winter Heniate tS4tlAIMrlpm.,47IM0l horse farm. Experience helpful FORO PINTO WAGON nil - IJ.« SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER to 17 noon dally, SA6-64VJ 6 Auto Rent Lease 10b Summer Rentals • UICK -OPEL PLYMOUTH* Thurs,, between 7? p.m. only 431 MERCURY MECHANIC — Must be Active Mlddltfown office seeking new- VMtYMs 7 Auto Insurance 106 Furnished Rooms I INC ACRES 7474707 mf certified In outboard ond stern drive. ly licensed person for full time post TEMPORARY LABORERS 8 Auto Finance FORD PIMTO tt74 - PtrfKt condl WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS Send resume of experience Io Pouel, lion. Large advertising budget and Cor necesvary 107 Nursing Homes • t FEMALE/MALE - Mutt be negi and Boots, • Washington St., Rumson, N.J. Hon Ask about txtroa. lim. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of now SCHWARTZ Chrysler Plymouth cleon Witling to learn to pump gas. plenty ot leadv Call for a confidential Report 4 W. Front St., R«d Bonk 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals) J C4H7474S1S ond wod cart In Monmoulh County. Red Bank, 1474717 interview, ask for Roger Yeoger, 471 Between 7am ond 4 p.m. dally Coil WJ *t* between I a.m.-* p.m. New Jersey 6414. 10 Warned Automotive 109 Buildings/Garages. \ FORO PINTO 1174 - Ptrftci condi- Ovtr 100 olr condltlonod now cart In Air National Guard WE NEED USED CARS FLORIST - Floral designer E- 52 Baby Sitting 110 Wanted To Rent • * tion Ask about nfrat. lifts tkxk. McOLOIN IUICK OPEL INC., Top donor paid. MULLER CHEVRO- AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN — Coll U!OS)1 Shrmriaury Avt . Now Shrowibury ptrlenctd all phases Porftlme and No prior experience necessory. quail LET Hwy. STMotowon. 544 Km full time positions Steady. Chonce tor Experienced. Musi be able to braie Child Care NMH fled high school graduates, oge 17 71, ond use electric meters. Polo holidays, FORD - l»3 Econollfw van. fttw tlrtt advancement. Mofowon oreo Mt-Wl for a Jet Aircraft Maintenance career IABV CARE — Laundry and Light ond mm, tli-cvlindw. M m.p g . |mt TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suptrb health ond dentol benefits Call 493- REAL ESTATE FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - field. Fult salary plus benefits during housekeeping Reliable person, own (urwd ond ntw radMor UMw test strvlct DOWNES PONTIAC. tl Low initial training period. Phone for Inter ransportatlon, possible live-In. Send „ FOR SALE ofTtr. 7»1 I0W bftort I p.m. tr Main St.. Mrjtowon. Ulim Some typing, experience necessary Part-time. Little Silver Mlke'i. 74. view, 201-449 7441 RE5PIRATORY THERAPIST — Resume to Box Y-309, The Dally Reg TOYOTA CORONA MARK II WO MBmornlngi. CRTT or registry eligible Salory ster, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. Hordtop. Ntw llrti. Nttdt tnglnt negotiable. Contract Freehold Area 131 Houses For Sale • wort. «K». 747-nB. 51 Help Wontod FULL TIME CLERK - For con- Hospital, Respiratory Department, AIDE - Help out ol bod. In morning. venience food store. Afternoon shift, 43»-*00,E»l._i7. SI. Help Wanted 132 Condominiums TOYOTA l»70 - Two door Ing. 471- Coll Ht-5131 for oppolntment, 3 5 p.m. PACKING/SHIPPING - Person with spotd. snow light carpentry experience required RF/MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN - Town Houses lien. Asking* For testing and design of hlgn power 133 Income Properly • FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT - loods. Salory commensurate with edu- EXPERIENCED CASHIER JEEP COMMANDO INf - V4 outo TRIUMPH 4» - Knowteoge of building material, help- cation and e-perlemce. Apply Electro 134 Farm Properly marlc. IIMO Altar 4p.m., Tun . Wod . ALIGNMENT St., Red Bank, or phone 741-0404. lta ful Must be capable of some physical Impulse. Inc., 116 Chestnut St . Red Per Mf> tteewe N eMce i*. A-k*_n/ 135 Commercial Properly ! Frl.tfMSa. labor. Matawon Lumber Co. PANTRY PERSON - Year-round po Bonk. 51 Help Wanted Part lime posTtlon, evenings on 136 Industrial Property • VIOA 1.71 HATCHBACK - Thro., urdayl. Available for txperlencL. sltlon. Two years experience ird •ft* benetlle. lala'i al.r.t 52 Babysitting' Chik) Caie ipi.d Air. Ntw brakti. baltory. lomotlve allgnmtnt mtchonlc Jlini SALESPERSON ~ Fult or port time, t«i Jt e -«efe. naptvto t m t-ut. 137 Lots and Acreage \ 2. Autos For Sal* GARDENER/MAINTENANCE naptvto t m t- 53 Domesiic Help clutch 4711110. SJSS!5'*{US3 for lighting fixture showroom. ta, —•••__!,. N 138 Mobile Homes Coll 741-6400 9TT91. 54 Situations Wanted Female VEOA - If!!, hotcMjoct. oulomotlc. YEAR-ROUND •139 Cemetery Lois SI. Help Wanted 55 Situations Wanted Male out** Sah try. lfrll noon, 6 »7 MIHMCORP. •Tqwef Owertwiffr 140 Real Euan Warned) ; OtMGEWAU p.m. Eqqual Opportunity Employer. 51. Help Wanted 56 Situations Wanted Mon mouth Beach VOLKSWAOEN 1111 SUPER A5SISIAN1 RECEPTIONIST - To Male'Female LINCOLN MfKURY BEETLE -Automatic Orthodorrlill. Wrlle porllculors. Box Coil ntrrn 4H-I4S. GAS STATION ATTENDANT - Full 57 Day Care/Nursery School Dill, The Dolly Register, Shrews time, part-time Guy's Hets, Chapel URN UP TO $5.62/HR. RECREA* ONAL Shrewsbury, N.J. VOLKSWAGEN FAST9ACK lltl bury, N.J. 07701. Hill Shopping Center, Mlddletown. 747-5400 - Mm! Mil, boil ofltr PART-TIMI, WEEKENDS 7414114 Christmas, Easter, summer 152 Boats and Accessories WE WANT TO BE LKSWAGEN 1M4 - No oil. Work lunches 11-7:30, Mon. 51. Help Wanted through Frl. Earn 140 per week. Apply PROFESSIONAL 153 Camping Equipment j II you're 17 or older, YOUR CAR DEALER In person. Danny's Pino ond Subs. 74 Avers Lone, Little SIIV4T. male or female, you can 154 Recreational Vehicles •; VOLKSWAGEjsssN - l*n. Supor BMIIt. Drivers AM/FM rodlo, radial tiros, 42.000 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC — El- earn S50-S90 per week- Now Taking Orders mlltl, JIM, Mull loll. Coll HI 1751 perlence necessary Excellent working Trailer-Local bt Tt conditions, fringe benefits, hoipl end. And, it you have SALES POSITION Full time city peddle work For All VOLKSWAGEN IUG IM. - Automat prior military service, you SPECIAL available — to make the se- 1978 MODELS Ic illck. rtar dttoaatr, two tirlro can receive more. 2OO NOTICES mewl. Enconllonolly clean In and out. niority list — $8 52 per WE OFFE^R t»0.74MM1 Aik tor Bud BILINGUAL SECRETARY - Strong typlna skills, frytney In Spanlsl. re- hour. Experienced P & 0 Stwewsbury Ave At Sycamore VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE aulral. Apply Bl Llnguol Ofllce, Long drivers with a clean driving For immediate and • Salary plus commission 209 Legal Services 1*71 - Eictllonl running condition, Branch Public School, 4 West End 210 Lost and Found 1700 or boil orttT Coll Sot «7. Court, Lang Branch, or coll 77.4004 record and employment his- long range benefits (In- 211 Special Notices VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1.74 - ..OM An Equal Opportunity Employer. tory who seek good money cluding specialized train- • Complete training 212 Travel Transportation mlln Llkt ntw, 11.W0, 471 177. oH«r 4 ODY AND FENDER COM Ing) ... 71 Merchandise For Sale p.m. S INATION WORKER - Full lime, • Insurance Program 12 Garage /Yard Sales 213 Instruction VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO l»>7 - 73 Machinery For Sale 214 All Occasion E>cilltnl condition. Bill otttr. Coll Apply hn parton to: 1414411, M p.m. 74 Rental Service IEED A CAR BOOKKEEPER - Experience nectl ST. JOHNSIURY MM THE NJ. ARMY • Paid vacations VOLKSWAGEN - 1M7, doptndotilt sary, permanent position medical 75 Farm Equipment tnglnt, n«od> clutch, 114! and retirement benefits. Apply al Nor TRUCKING- CO., INC 76 Auction Sales 100% HNANONG weed Dl.trlbutoDitibt n IInc, troodwoy. NATIONAL GUARD • Factory incentives 77 Pets and Livestock MOC04IAK«$ Long Branch _R-JH0. O'Britn ft 8*Htra St. CARPENTERS - Mony permanent KMmy, N.J. 06032 In Red Bank, call: • Management opportunity 78 An i uli NOUMMKKS positions ovolloblt lor experienced 79 Swap or Exchange carpenters, primarily fromtTS. shto- ml - Noun work thers, cornice crews, Interior trim- 747-0797 • Security 80 Brcycles/Mmi Bikes VUk for Mr. lonki meri, cabinet people ond llnall. Ex- 81 Sports Equipment cellent opporfunlty Io ullllic your 82 Swimming Pools 3OuHtl» skills. Colrlit 17*1. We will recruit several people lor an executive sales VOLVO I4B ItM - Must Mil. Voivt career 83 CBs. Electronics Northern Branch lob, rodtoll, AM/FM, runs good, good CCAUPENTEKE S - For dry woll, I got mlltogt. Bit otttf. 741»4*. •rsfftraclltrftraclltl aand lopers Enperlenced I 84 Merchandise Wanted only, 144 US). ON THE SPOT VOLVO 117) I44S - Air conditioning, We will review applications on 9/14/77 belween 1 outomotlc Irommltilon, radial Urn, CASHIER - Afternoon!, 11-4, Mon. WANTED and 9 p.m. APPROVAL rour-wriatl dlic brokoi, rodlo. reclin- through Frl. Experience prtltrred. I ing bucket 44ort, iporkllng clton, rt- deferences required. Apply In person. I Licensed Life Insurance oSrl voivt lab. lllfc Coll M. Mil crl rVtorlneLumbeTseoBVliril See Ms Anthony lor application and interview al the The Daily Register CASHIER - For Ye Cottage Im. Over I Holiday Inn, Hwy. 36, West Long Branch. No phone VOLVO - mi. will molntolnoo, I1TO II years old. For Interview call 144- f and Mutual Fund Agents. 566-6102 THE SURE WAY TO MISS SUCCESS .. calls please. Apply in person. The Sunday Register WMELAN PONTIAC PUICK OPEL COMPUTER KEYBOARD ENTRY IS TO MISS THE OPPORTUNITY Experienced automobile salesmen need not apply. Hwyt Frtonold CLERK - One port-llmt position, Swrtfcam Ironch •JMM ntxible evening, ond wttsitnd hours. For • conlktonUal Inlacvlaw, pleat* call To type In itotlsllcol ond tinandol data I ' monooeiHaiil Information system.' I 542-1700 3 Truckt and Tralltrt .julres Typing skills. occurocY, al- ' John Curtln, Manager MOTOR CORP. 2234)256 CHEVROLET CIO PANEL TRUCK - tendon to detail. No computer ei- 1*47, wtm rt-bulll 1*73 slxyllndtr tn perlencs required. Send letter, salory Classified Action Line oim- Dark orgtn, good gas mlltogt, ond resume to Eileen O'Neill. CPC RED BANK, NX 24 HOUR SERVICE bctiMnt caMtlon. Mull bt sttn ond CMHC, ) CUM Court. R*d •ant. N.J., -1800 24 Hour Service rjrlvtn. HIIUS 07101 ' 131 Houses For Sole 22 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 13.1977 UI.Houw For Salt * Nubbin FAIR HAVEN UA.9M Starter or retirement home Con wealant I* shopping areat Col* twe S3 Domestic Help 71. Merchandise beatoom stuccV ranch wr* Ml baw 71 Merchandise miM and f«rB«t. Opewporch and For Sale WALKER ANO WALKER For Salt REALTORS CHAMBERS COUNTED TOP RANGE GE MOBILE MAID DISHWASHER Strawt-ury Office HI UVf_T- NOUSE«EE>€« - AM - And wall pvw In IMM wood coot Cutting board lop UO Pine drafting HIGMIAND5 - •* owrwf Three l»d CoMfBaon Sonw c«>« tor imply nK A I con-Won OB) WIW labte 3*«.» fully -d|ut-_t>ie US rooms, fully fentnaUd Low Ittaet ond IM income Property l_» (ill 141 IW ConMSBM utlllttM OiM I6JM tosh. 7^%, HI J litTOyt- _•'.flood workin g .on month,* mom S4 Situations Wanted HIGHLANDS - Thi •* bedroom COLONIAL COUCH - Ent-llonl LOT j can in nit house Full kitchen GIRL', -lonora veot b.kt good Coll )D 477 UB4 up to 4 p.m RED lANK INCOME PROPERTY - cttlon, U0 New York Gionh w ; _ ticket IX) '.7QN5 LARGf FAMILY NIf DCD T«N> OTt-4 EXPCMENCEDWOTHEa - Mm tu CONTEMPORAR* '"ftY BEDROO' M SET -HA APPROVED bit > m homt pr* «t_-rs or* - Eiifiitol condition Ooufcit bed. GIRL'S BEDROOM SET - II jl springs and mattresses U7S 7*1 nance Iree exterior Low down pay Rf O BANK pfkfd _*tt1_0 U>* after* ment lo •ualllled buyer Owner wilt Three family help lo arrangarra e financing Asking Call Ml IUI tar oppolntrnent offer I CONTENTS OF - Llvino room and GO-CART Professional racinj) cart Ut.MMO CalCll lt tar details, after * pm.. dknMaroo«n Like new Italian Provin MC « engine K m p h 1400 Call Ut .KM living room n three-plect section * _>ntolW Ca.tafltf-.--1 ITU LET'S MAKi A DIAL Thiee bedroom Ranch Master bed 131 Mobile Homei CRAFTSMAN 10 • -• Mont grind 71 Merchandije I. Merchandise 101. AportmenU 10. Wanted To Rent room. itaU Eot In kitchen. ll«ll Llv EATONTOWN MOBILE HOME - On t< US D«ro-*HI P*ess with motot HAMMOND ln« room, 14.17 MM condition Go met I* Oni bedrxm. I v. bath Stow, M morn e-tras HOB Sterling un. For Sale Wonted WEIT LONG iHANCM - •eoutltul ATTENTION LANDLORDS rag* with workshop New htatino tys healing systemm, ilorfteflno. retrlff- •f os m 3\v ORGAN one bedtoom, twlly rmnished opart ..'I of tenants wolfing to rent your tern. Two rooms unfinished ond lor ot eraior. air condltndlllonlnl a All In feed SWIVEL ROCKER - Nylon, betge MIRROR MIRROR ment. tor rent by week or month In UIJUI linonl or house No obligation or cedar ctosel obvve garage Asking S47 47I. DACOft DIVING TAN*. - WlttTu^S with rusl (.oior slipcover Good ton* ON THE WALL. chxm molds tervlce. kndlvlduol con 0*1 to you Diverj res_*c*or eicellent condition ifol of healing and air conditioning, Of Asbury Park tlon 140 747-4W*. - j ._z_ WHO IS FAIREST TATE RENTALS Bkr 77S HIP PAUL P BOVA. Inc.. Realtor GARDEN PARK MOBILE MOM 11 - __*.ng HO 0o» or.. MJ firm '*i OFTHEMALLr- color TV, phone service, plenty «t fafn-nv Rd.. Haatft. Mull iwrk WoU ttST. anytime THE LIGHT - MAS NOT GONE OUT THY M»MW parking, utilities Included No security EXECUTIVE FAMILY - With grown 4711*44 ' ••> ihiWlnj. C-.H*_-3*11 HUGE PIANO SALE AT THE CANDLELIGHT Relighted required Hattdoy im, Hwy J* West »en requires tour er five bedroom Daily-Sunday Ot the Candle Wheel' 770 River Rd URN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO LongBTronch 199 9000 ve. preferred In generol Middle LONG BRANCH - Florida bound, HERRLl 1*71 - UMM. •)! cltctrlc. Fair Haven, under new management MX LARS - Convert Old Jewelry to n area, olaert will be considered must sell, mtnt condition Colonial two fully furrtl-hed or unfurnished Shed. 775-9300 Do come and browse Mon fhrouoh ash DON PONS JEWELERS Will •y coll (HSISe4 ISMor 1»*J3I family with extra lei. blo«-k to beach, screened room, wathec'dryer Adult Sot . 10 S R Oaws.on and c uy (torn private owners and estates local ton plus Investment parimiUt nit S 102 Houses For Rtnt OWNERS'LANDLORDS - Social Ser GIG REAL TORS Ut 7000 «tl UK REGISTER HANG GLIDER - Bobcot II. coll QConftni NT1QUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND ALL UTILITIES PAID - tlvii bad vice Agency ie«i renlols for clients 7 HIGHLANDS - Adult Mfh I.BSS. 55 Situations Wanted MOO 1*0 10 710 Ibt llhc n*M UM EWELRY OESIGNEO 7** River LOW UPKEEP - Vinyl woo4~g7oln The USEDFURNITURE CENTER d Fair Haven, N J 14. MJ7 room, rwobotti. kid* pets. UlS West Call ieSi Wort. 4JI em siding make* for low molnlenonce In and dryer InclttM 2*1*1** (dole Classified Ads «o»« tn 14«3 197 Shrewsbury Awe . Red Bank Elk. this conveniently located ranch Full HITCH - IHM Equatlm wlnt brakt B*ens Mas beens ona Why NoH STATE RENTALS tkr 1*47 UH REAL ESTATt boxmtnt hoi water heat, flreptoce In ALL>VOUNO >rij ««'t NEW YORKER H>4 - T.eoea- as low as control Uwd to pull trollrrt in TIT TIRES - Pair Volhiwogcn mows RFAL ESTATE A l RENTAL SERVICES - Furni___ „ FOR SALl iwlngroom Could be expanded reamt. eklrtlfsf. sned. potlo caver, air. mounted, used one season 133 Poir , KtNIALi ond unfurnished nomes ond opart lu.ra coraattaf, like new otiail W3M. m lor Volkswagen tires, US Call menls ovolloblt Short or long term i 00 HANOYMAN JOSS — Porting. teases No fee to tenants CAMASSA 131 Houses For Sale CENTURY 71 COZENS. Realtor 38 cents . Aportments AGENCY, Realtors. IS Oceanport independently Owned" 140 Roal Estoto Wqntod per line, per day .ACRE t-O'S 740 Holt Mile Rd Lincrett ctMtm rrpkK*d Ctromtc '••« and go TOP SOIL-FARM LAND A RENTAL SERVICE - Ww rent Ax* . West Lang Bioncti m 4100 GOOD HOUSES NEEDED tog* (tow sorirvg. repiO-ed Gutter, [based on l-_o> Insertion) Four huge bed*ooms, -U17 master dolly, neve* o fee for tenant Fur COUNTRY SETTING - Not for ev One fomlly iMh from » • to )0 I In cleaned ond repaired Ftf 1*41 IBM TYPEWRITERS .Ked and unfurnished homes ond bedroom. U guesl oedroom. Vt IUBW- MAKE AN OFFER - The owners of Norttiara Manmoulti County. »doy For FAST RESULTS ortmeM. TEICHER AGENCY, eryon*. fIvt bedroom, tour acres. y both*, formal dining room, science this ttvrev-bedroom ranch have bought at LOW COST 1 *O 1 HANNIL-IACK LADIES EALTORS 717 Octonport Avt . Marlboro eat In klKhen, IS' gome room, finished another home and are anxious to sell 57. Day Care/ CHAIRS - Frmtwood trim One round S41 U0D STATE RENTALS Mr. 747*414 •asement. potlo carpeting, amlou. this lovely starter which ftdtwret up- nfNNfi Small lo medium pel trultwood end tabte UTS for oil 1143 or offers doted kltcnen among other nkltles loo LISTINOS Of BETTER HOMES- In prior* EAST KEANSBURG - Two be* ,-,.,, ,- 4a|o^Mo»l- fcl «-* 1-oil — Nursery School Good for Motion wagon or von travel ITS NECK - Three bedroom one MELMED WtALTV. INC tH-IK numerous to mention Reduced to K wwwB^gokw^vf w| nnewwawr^wirt rwojoj eoji mj'f" and tUflht travel MS .J.fw.eve. rrn ath cottage, in good condition. e« i*om>. •_•«. yord tor kids, pets only 14 1 700 E A ARMSTRONG ANYTIME CHILD CARE - At Cc TWO PIECE LIVING ROOM - Table A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes AGENCY. Realtor, SU Prospect Awe . del THESMOLKO AGENCY. ?l> tvr 11 hour Two wee*, to etgf-l yea* REGISTER LISBlES COUNTRY STORE - Clos and lamps cocktoll tool*. Excellent lent location No anlmoli WOO per STATE RENTALS Htf Wt>H4 n Monmoutti County' Us yours It you Little Silver Ml 4500 em ______Nursery School I*v. U3 S-13 ino saif one week Sept 1} through condition Coll 3*4*119 onth plut uiintiei GEORGE IL write or coll Behy Rosi Agency, 11? RUMSON - ueot to IM.I_ ranaa. irtrt All aifl items ot cost ond below f MENSCE AGENCY, Colts Nect. 46) t-AlR HAVrN Ideol home Two CHILD CAITE - in my homt, Ret Classified Ads TYPEWRITER - Remington mon bedroom, living room, dining room, ~:t I), Ktyport. N J 0773$ Phone Fail sole Principals only Call 111 Bank, Mon through Fn I 30 a m to 3 ual U0 Beginner's tkls. U kitchen Neor Sickle. School ond shop 4eeo»N p m Hourly doily weekly 'nfontl IP. Ft 1 ana ni.in.n t.n b*d 542-1700 LIVING ROOM FUHNITUHE-M.nl torn, ulilitiet po'd. kids. pets. »?» ping center UOO plus utilities Call omes. APPLtVROOK R condition pool table gas dryer ATE RENTALS Bkr 141 V4J4 fW Rt 31, Mid-tetown 471 1300 VEILING YOUM HOME* We're In Toll Fret from Motowan Areo TYPEWRITER - RoyaTsSB Eltctrlc. FIREPLACE - Th.w bedrooms, din FULL LUXURY BATHS. FORMAL MIDDLE TOWN Just reduced One MY ACTIVE TODDLER ~ Needs 0 LIVING ROOM - threepiece' green offke model, good condition, H30 AST KEANSftlJRG — Slirosm Ing room, kkh . pets o k . DM DINING ROOM. 7. LIVING ROOM, block from Boyvlew School. Leonard compvtton Loving cor« and lot\0'tun 566-8100 ond gold *e-..» Mediterranean stc Coll 373 JIM after • xirtment. 1300 Three room opart 0 DEN, UTILITY ROOM, BASE USED COUCH AND CHAIR End to STATE RENTALS Bkr 747*434 vllle Rd Four Wdroom Colontot with WCHAVEtUYERS for your cnild In n*y home W *m tion a I mat-hmgr. diner lamp. •nt t)K Plus security 717 fN5 MENT ENCLOSED 70 PATIO. 40 kitchen, dining living family room. For but-nett. c*mm*rlcal. Industrie Toll Fret from MICMIetown Area rryarblt tatXe with otToched lomp. ei We* dresser with mirror and chest. FICIENCY APARTMENT — Palm FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW - On acre, N GROUND POOL TWO CAR GA nd investment pup, fill I Coll todwy other odd pieces 373^0*3 Ave . West Keonsburo Newly deco neor beach, kldi o k . »tU. hurry and gorogt I4S.M0 ION down financ 671-9300 .eiient .ondition Coll otter e », Its RAGE CAN'T LAST lngavt>li_&e 7*7 1S4QOT 7»J 3M0 Parkway 117 Afetuy. n**U7 WA«DROBF fed and turnlihed Conwenienf to STATE RENTALS Mr W-ttfM MELMED REALTY. INC 671 WU DESKS FILES t(*_M -ham ___ir,tf oraportatton and shopping. Singles MIDOLETOWN New thitt btrj :hin__ typewriters office equip LUOwTG~bluMST - E-celTenl con** Excellent condition Large bottom KEANSBURG - Three, modern lot at A HfW LISTING1 River OoAs. Foli room ranch, kitchen, dining room, llv drawer 7 'high I9> 4MS. iy UM per month Annual lease rooms, wall to-wall carpeting, odurts etc at bargain prices New or tlon Two mounted 'wo floor five Zll- tufty and references required Haven Winding tree lined streets of ing room, bath, utility room Prom used AAC DESK OUTLET 1?0* Rt preterred. neor beach, no pets 717- quollfy homes Snort walk to school, 61 Business Jiion Cymbali Ludwig pedal. 77' WEOOING DRESS FOR SALE 1WAN CO. Reortor. m **o0 AU UI.JOO cod 7*7 urn tt.Oofchurst S3.-3**- bass .opef sensitive tnore. .tonds. all With veil Slie ** Asking 17S W ill* bus line ond .lores Beautiful Colonial | DIAMOND RtNC - 71. flQwIesi ItEYPORTAREA - Two bedroom. Cape wltfi three or four bedrooms, two MIDOLETOWN AREA Assume or Opportunities irvs'go Con *•* un WEDOThlC GOWN - Beoutlfui |e-f «y baths Many custom details Dtft (or c Whit* gold letting Recent'* pur .hosed fabric, beaded empire bodice and FICIENCY ROOM - Private en kltcnen. living room, Otnlng room, tvll conventional mortgage Good location 152BOO»J And INDUSTRIAL MINI PARK — r__ MAC LEVY EXERCISE -- And reduc- basement, one car garage 1300 plus bedroom) with bookcoses ond bay hold Gum IX MO NO rtfll control fO' .1600 best offer ovtr .1000 'I' cuffs, about slit 14 1350 new. now once, private bath, heof go*, electric window Overlooking the pretty rear Two yeor otd ranch Three bt»0f»mi. IMP or 717 1.13 1100 471 43*3 . supplied MlaaieoaMl man preferred utilities, Ui months security Coll 164 aetoched oarage Low taaes 4*. 7S7I Acctuorios UOJMaafi Toptocarlon nj-JIJt DINING ROOM Contunpoi-fi 0 per manWv *T\Ut 393*. ard Living room with fireplace Din ng room Brick patio Heated garden MTDDLETOWN - Three bedr«m •10 DISCOUNTS KINDERGARTEN -~M_r*t*'Y Scnool Walnut, table, in choir., china co_i MAPLE BEDROOM - 1100 Studio B€«ON Oneoedroom on lake, oom Just offered at 177.-00 Our E_ On new boat trailers MAT HOUSC, in Bonhorf area Shite approvM tor net Good condition 1350 i-7 » 1-7 of bed groi* 1IS0 Stereo. 1100 Round LEONARDO - Three bedroom house lusive. coll today' Ran.fi. maater bedroom J7.1. living Ocean Ave . S*o Brl«hl mail H cnWdren Ideal fo> Montrstori Send tertpm table and tour cftalrs »i u M? KJI 1 floor, heat, electric paid, only beautifully furnished room, dining room, kitchen, uiility mqulrm to B01 C W The Don, Reg MOVING it"*j '.mi" 'w t* uttit ZENITH BLACK AND WHITE - 73" I C«IH9t3SW4-epm CENTURY 71 COZEN room 0-o.in#d FHA'VA buyers wel MV, SnrewtouTY N J QTOl DINING ROOM SUITE - BeoutlhjHv ATE RENTALS Bkr 747 M34 • Indtpendentty Owned •XT INSURANCE - Reaionoble nand carved Jacobean Oofc ten piecn sectional plus chairs tables, dininng console TV. Colonial style. Maple tin MARLBORO - Two to three bed- lome Asking 130 QM HBRt READ s ImmtMHote covtroot Grosil ish Excellent condition 471 iSti BERON - Two bedrooms, first 13 River Rd Fo*r Haven ASSOCS . Rt»-Hor, 73HWB __J 1 Mellet Agency ISWIfcoff PI OWN~YOUR OWN BUSINESS! - Ml »<74. before noon or after 1 room Rbwebe r tbtabll e SIN chairshi . rooms, on ocre Fireplace. 137S per 74) nUt -reoktrc and server bedroom, etc ZENITH Tv Bloc* ond white If oor. ktds o k . heat, gas tree ftti month One month's security Days NAVESINK HiSTORrC VILLAGE Red Bonk Area Distributor for Rand McNolly DINTNG^ROOM SET- Eorty AmeM 140 or best offer Wheel choir. #•• ATE RENTALSBhr W »4M 110 yeor old .enter hall Colonial It Mops No leUlna Service prtntob can. heavy dork Pine, hutch, table with liMIH After 5,944-3)35 or S4»83« ANTIQUE LOVERS WMTOMWHALIR tlihM account. TnvMtmtnit, 11.500 to two eitro leaves, sti Captain choirs. c*Hent condition. ISO or best offer NGLiSHTOWN - Two bedrooms MIDDLETOWN — Nine room W level. i.llentcondttlon Ut «00 Coil 171 OWI Moke Mar outs DurarxuMc Iflkrt 7) NEVEB USED DRYER - Portable Crutches, one pair. IS Coll 717 7343. Thii chorming older home located m 1 117 MM iccured bv inventory and al-o end tables coffee table pictures, washer portafc-if di-hwra-her and ut> me area, kids o k . heal potd. can two full baths. UM plus oil utilities picturesaue Shrewsbury IS the perteii "NEAT. SWETT. COMPLETE Old Town and Oradt Conudtan cewaw ••qulfxnent Write. Include name, ad etc 7«i-M13 anytime ATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 671 an _^_ setting tor your beautiful things Five L Ike o home ready to move tat-* Own Strottard D*xy Dlnfhys Johnson t*«. Irlecnone and three reterertcei right vacuum 14} 7S3* er lxvlW4j town, mutt sell immacu OMC Salts. Forts ond Service E2 to Personnel Director NAMCO, Jr_i DRUM SET - 5li piece SHnger NEW Y0RTG I A N T FOOTBALL MOLD" One"beaVoom, kids. OAKHURST - Three bedroom, one- bedrooms, kitchen with breakfast to k . heat ond gas tree. ntO oom. lovely screened porch One of a tatw we todoH. tour bedroom, three Laodt* and G«tor Trailers Comptete Morttilolr Rd Birmlnanam Al )\ID land cvmbats TICKETS - Two season ticket* for alt 73 Goroge/Yard Soles both duplex Lease, references, no Indhome. offered ot VUMX bath Vlctat-t*. LIK«M i- the Hlstork Mariiki Stare EMrcfrtAtcs Hardwart or 0 call toll free (100) 413 *4-l Call 77) 7*Je homt games U3 each. Call after 6 GARAGE SALE - HouwnoM goods. ATE RENTALSBkr 747 9434 pett. MMphw utilities 77715*3 EASY CHAIR - Pole green. e«cellenl rrvtsctHaneou. Sect I7lltn Stt*. 74- GHLANDS - One ond two bedroom RED BANK - Five-room Trtint lo- BECHTACO. We Need Used Boots To Loon NIK (COR - 103 I 7 S Urn with shade, 2Slfi iai p.m 611 Palme' Ave., East For appointment cated at S3 Leonard Si I7» month in REALTORS ""irt 1257 after 13 noon cm gutre Mi Protped Ave . Lltm Silver S423933 NFW RUMSON LISTING ELECTRIC CHAR B QuE - Used Coll Bloke otter S 3D 147 714* GHLANDS - Three room duplex WEST END - Corrioge house, two ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Ni» HOMEOWNERS Wed. Thus., , to newly decorated, porch, lease no pets Cnormteg CataMM wtth ferae fomlly if present monthly bills ore over your only once U7 Or Warren Fowler OLD WORK BENCH - With Viie. •omes Bl level or Ranch Buy direct room Brand new screened porch Coll 143 'IW 1715 long work tati. \"> .Hitch desk, Av* . Hlllsldl. off First Av 3 monthly Ca»3TlD71 head, even behind, stop worrying'' Highlands from but tder and save Coil Tfl 1M7 Fenned m yard Ciese lo scheels ConMIMMv everything >nfo one lawn US. rocker WO Windsor chair, no GHLANDS - Two bedroom, living ATLANTIC HiGMl ANDS lo'af U3900 mortgage payment, and breathe eaiv refrigerator. Phiico two yean old. ^ kitchen Children No pets UN 103 Rentals To Share Ranch, nine rooms, rwo bams tor again Lowest government backed »S0 iwo captain beds. Hi drawers MOVING — Selling clotnti. tooli. per month plus electric 173 0473 or rent, by owner On ft. rotev up to 30 years to repay DAILY REGISTER eoch bath IMS. closet f 100. round scuba tanks, spear guns comeras and GH RISE LUXURY -Apartment, WOULD WIDOW - Like h> shore her ourse Newly rttnodelf ALLSTATE ASSOCS BROKER SUNDAY REGISTER walnut tattle .ISO four wood choirs. radio equipment, plus miscellaneous home ond ripenses with another at HAZLfT OFFICE T* ?500 UJ, one long mirror, -30, plus more river Onebedroom. 1300 month live widow on pension^ Mlddletown II IW OCEAN TOWNSHIP WovildWovildee items 10 to 4. S#pt 13 to Sept 30 5tJ434*5. Woods ond Long View Vi Itogoge t leaonltt FLAGSHIP FAMILY AD Clinton Awe . Betford Atlantic Highlands oreo Coll 6-9 p.m . IE AUT IF U L LITTLE SILVER r>ew homes from tn.en CaTT LOAN BY PHONE! SOLD HOME - Leaving state Must FANSBURG Beochview Goroer-s •410W7 900 Remodeled kit-hen new cor aTTSJI OJOS 1 PAINT FOR SALE - Late* flat, 13 M sell wooden dinette, gold living room Fast service Secondary mortgage Ofllon U colors secilonoi, cloth**, tools, many )n*vs -room studio heat and hoi water In*]. tifepio<_ In living room, full OLDER CAPE COO Te* Red Bank MARINE ttl MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP 71T-31M or 717-3167 trlol Items, many miscellaneous Items HtS 717 4B7S 104 Winter Rentals Inlng room, full basement two bed iMOtion River rights Spoclous living Some Old. some good 1 Stanford Or ooms. two-car garage room, formot dining room, den. four EANStUftO - Pour room opaTt bedrooms, two boms, fireplace. Sun New Jtrtty't corner ot Fleetwood. Hailet 364 M3J 1, 1300 month plus utilities, refer LINES PA SYSTEM - Consisting of two Hiel Sept 9. 10. 15. 1*, 17 JEAN IRWIN, REALTOR porch. Mrage. Betow assessed volu Complete Marine Center (800) 822-8989 cabinets, one Kustom heod, one Shure One month security required Whorf Ave . Marine Pork, Red Bonk at lor. of Vi* mike 1450 7l71S73afteri STATE RENTALSBkr : 842-41B8 Power Boat* PIANOS-ORGANS 76 Auction Soles EANSBURG - Modern apartment, lCIENCY AND MOTEL W« *ly and monthly rotes, Sailboats New pianos tram |79S near transportation. Best time to coll, KINGS ROW LTD. before noon. 4*9-0416 da>. utilities. TV No leale- Trode BRAND NEW Trailers Summer clearance on oil ipinet org; Winds Motel & Marine.. Sa« Brlgfit g 71 Merchandise Student pianos from HM AUCTION EANSBURG - Three room bun MI COLTS NECK On the beautiful DAYS IIP hree bedroo * JOHNSON AAA For Sale Rentals from 17 SO per month Antique Victorian dolls, children's, alow, heat ond hot water ins per FALL RENTAL - Vocotton home adult's clothes, old mogailnes. music, xxith elderly preferred Can between Pocono. Perm Four bedroom chcHet udor right In the hearl of horse SERVICE CENTER ACOUSTIC GUITAR - 13-strlng. Bra Chinese vases carved soap stone, 13 751474* or 4W-131I prlvofe beoch club, tennis courts, ootf ourftry on over an acre of feed land Hllan Import, value MOD asking WOO REAL ESTATC IXCHANGE DISCOUNT SHIP'S scrolls. Tiffany signed gloss, clock, ill EANSBURG-Thrte mtOrn course. Weekends, weekly menfnly our bedrooms, .'i bafhs 77 -IS torn list and buy wtth a member of Mon STORE SMms ver oil pointings, oak and marble top oorrts, unfurnished Heat and hot wo •3-SS43 ly room with flreptocc. t_u basement mouth County's largesl realty group A PIANO YAMAHA - Walnut wood pieces Antique jewelry Decorator er supplied Reasonable 7|7 MM two car garage, hardwood floors, pan A HUGE SUMMER CLEARANCE $3 clocks. Art Nouveou, bronies, porce- KEYPORT - On private lot, four ted doori oil me eitrai you d ei oe ear warranty ailble en on Atlantic Highlands SALE - Of eiotk house plants Must lolns. pottery, much, much more EANSBURG - Twd badrooms, two room trailer, completely furnished ect Itl.UO WHELAN REALTY clear before cold weather Mlkt'l mlly. utilities paid. yard, kids, pets. From Nov 1st to May 3-st Suitable iROUP Realtors. 1*4 Rt 3.. Middle the Real f state E_ct«n«t. Reortors Greenhouses. 701 Snore Blvd . Keans- DOLLARS 747-4__l Preview wed , Thurs , Frl. Sept 14 tor orw or two odurts No pen HWper J477S4S burg, TV UH __^ RCA COLOR TV - 7V console, sfer ATE RENTALS Bkr . 747*434 month. Includes utilities One month Sell merchandise you no longer need eo. AM FM radio Needs minor re- IS. 14th before sol* security required Coll 7*1 UBS. RED BANK Idea- location for pro 291-5600 or USE with a low cost Family Plan pair Coll 3ft 13IS Sale Frl , S«pt 14 all p m EANSBURG - Two bedroom"*, llv (Hoboken) after I 3D p.m. lesslonal me. Doctors row Easily GRADY WHITE H71 - II'. V ham. Ad! PRFCK'RANCH i_n-eritd Lot MNIM Reply toi 0 REFRIGERATOR - G 6 . 34 eg ft a room, tncloied porch, pets o k . THREE HUGE BEDROOM. bonder l«4 Mercury. ") HP All 15 per month plus utilities One LOMG BRANCH Furnished effl MASTER BEDROOM. IS GUEST 311. The Dolly Register Shrewsbury. eouipment. polo*, salt, etc ll.ua l*|. Available tor Merchandise For Soie sldeby-slde. harvest gold, with Ice- clency. on ocean, by week or month ANTIQUE - Mahogany Colonial b> maker only two years am Asking 1SS0 month itcurlty Go to 3. Lincoln Ct BEDROOM. TWO FULL LUXURY N J room set. reasonably good condlth Only Article must originate from a or Information No security required, 3710000 BATHS. FORMAL DINING ROOM. tn.i household and may not exceed a sale or best offer Call 741 0544 RED lANK — Thfti tw-d-oam. two NEPTUNEU E 14- WMi i lra»erlra» . all » tin or best offer Antique mahogany SEA •RIGHT - Five ___ FULL FINISHED RECREATION . talnnater Ei dressing table, UP Coll W-O33 price of 1100-00 per article REFRIGERATORS - For col 77 Pets And Livestock EYPORT - One bedroom, over BASEMENT. GARAGE. BRICK Both two Story home Sun port h AU bberglol s momm Mo. talnne AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUP »oklng bay, carpet, yard, parking. lerfront (MUM. on river, beautifully celMM tondinan 1100000 1I1W1I1WII ANTIQUES - Dough trough, pine Price MUST Be Advertised Each ad- lege office 3 cu ft I7S. 3 cu ft . 1100. decorated, fireplace. 14S0 a month plus FIREPLACE Mf-M,-IB- mRhJtfy 74) 1711 dropteof table dittonol line 11 No copy changes may 5 cu ft., SMS Microwaves. 1173 Call ATE RENTALS Skr 747 9434 utilities ond heat Available to June 1, MELMED REALTY. INC 471 3*50 RUMSON AREA - Send tor H*rnn fall 147-«n offer 6pm be made and no discounts or returns 4*3-1017 or 4*3-1771 1971 747-0457 or 733-1911 IRICK TOWN - Assume my mort For Living" brochwre. ptci. descrlp Sandy Hook Bay Marina will be1 mode If od Is conceited before AKC REGISTERED- Pekingese pup lage. pay only >37* per month Winter iforooe Mi ovolloole In me ATTENTION MERCHANTS - And expiration 100 Also 10-speed bicycle, like new. pies, seven weeks ok) One male, one ipotlous Bl Level four bedroom.. |Vh wafer Mow bubble system Dry stor F|ia Marketers Mirocte SJlver Clea- 4S Call 173-0191 Female After S p m. 717 3*35 106 Furnished Rooms afht. garogt. gos heat Asking Mtd Two Rivers. Rumwn. U7 1*00 age olso ovolloMe Complete marine ner tnsto-Brite Retails S3 ff. «rlll sell Thirties KlVwAN REALTORS. Real Wcertrt a bottle Coll ?M Mil TO PLACE YOUR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Single HUM5ON tocllltles For further Information call DAILY REGISTER BLACK TOW POODLE - AKC regls 09* Of T77 M*4 room, neor bus ond shopping, shore Estate One, (701 ION MM Toll tree x to ceilent lemptromenl S44-H WAN REALTORS, Real Estate One. CENYURV 71 COZENS, RMltOr mica bar. with liquor cabinets, like bv Ude combination Automatic frost ATAWAN — Ken Gardens, big one man Near all transportation 1711710 VMOft-MW Toll tree (090.171 tfl. FLAGSHIP MARINA id two-bedroom aportments starting )pen seven days unttl t new condition. 1700 Coll Ml 3f«n FISH TANKS - Four 70 gal « less 1*1 cu ft, 1100 Z7V-0T43 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKCT YTK Carpeting throughout Air con KEANSBURG - Furnished rooms and Atlantic Mlghlonds SELLING OUT - All Flea Market rich WoCk and gold E.cttltnt quolltY furnished apartment* I4IMW BEDROOM - Five-piece and living iton_, one 30 gol four 10 ool . Mr Heosonably priced. 741SI43. Honing Lots of porking Swimming BRICK TOWN - Jvst listed in Vovely pumps, accn.or.es _I_ 4_ll Items, usable, table saw, pump, lots ool and Tennis Courts Your very 7tM06f or 707915. "oroe Pond oreo Mint Ranch, beou rown. both are new. SI75 For details 1 291-5600 «xn* Bo* D-ni. The Dolly Register. FOUR TIRES - 713-14, SSO. No mare S91 -9691 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - olio Walk to shopping and N Y LONG BRANCH — Clean, quiet: fur Ifufly treed tot Three bedrooms. I /, TWO-FAMILY - One two bedroom Shrewsbury. M J.OTTOt. AKC. block and silver, Dam and Sire tv commuting SU40I0 0pcn9a.m. bafhs. tormol dining room, finished and one Rsree bedr—m Bportment Hot SNAP ON TOOLS - Top and bottom on premises rhompionshlp bloodline " ~ . Mil to Ffl. wsemenl with bar. on ISO' deep lot wotar bOMfteard heof Fenced In yord More Cloulfltd boi. on wheels, with tools Like new 671-4073 VA and FHA welcome to quollf led buy Uim 10% down. 71J MOO No closing FREEZER - Scars, frosttree. 17 cu Volued at 13500. sacrifice for 11100 MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS OCEAN GROVE - Student Guest •ft Only 137,W0 KIRWAN REAL- coat on Ntxt Pogt Coll anytime.391 0359 GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPY - Convenient to Parkway. Rt. 35 and House. Rooms, furnished, kitchen TORS. R«ol Estate One. (TOUtH 3*00 Sire Champion 'Gold Rush Charlie " Neor all transportation, shopping privileges, TV room, washer/dryer Toll free (100)177 WlI Open seven SNOW BLOWER - Be prepored, It Coll 717 AM, centers and schools Coll between f y FREEZER - Upright. »U Deuble •HI w>w Excellent condjtlo n BOO sink, finings and counter top. DO M! Call 391 ZUO after Ipm HORSE MANURE WANTED BUY OR SELL - Your home mroogh HP SOFA BED - 175 mdchlng chair. 135 Delivered ED BANK - One-bedroom, utilities on -tnilotc of the largest real estate 739 1004 ec. in private home, quiet. S230. ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS company In the world -Century 71 Co FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET' Two Vets slipcovers included Addl TATE RENTALS Bkr 747 UU Keonsburg By the Shore. With and llonal tofo. 170 143 3650 after 5 p.m. IRISH SETTER - Female, house tent Realtor, 7*1 74W Multiple list- mtn UOO Wongo dn -Check the USEO FURNITURE ED BANK - Three-room oporiment. without private bath. 717 *H7 mower. \\T cut. U0 4714441 CENTER OF RED BANK Fine furnl- SOFA — Two choirs, good tor recreo- broken, have papers One year old tureforiwi 1T7 Shrewsbury Avc 1100 or best offer M79415ofler6 W2S per monrh wtth no utilities Secu WEST LONG BRANCH - Beautifully ty required. 747-1541,1-4 p.m. furnished room for rent by week or CENTRAL AIR 3Q> CAJMERA - Hc-acon tingle lera re- FURNITURE - Victorian coat rock. EO BANK — Three rooms, near cen month Includes maid's wrvlce, Indi THREE LARGE BEDROOMS, 16' n«a. SKmm, FJ km. speeds to 1,0X1 11S0 Old RCA radio. 1150 Antique STOVE - Sli burner gas. with oven mlied breed Good home only vMuol control of heating ond air condl MASTER BEDROOM, 7.X19 FAMILY vohgwth bench, ISO Coll 2*M7l7or p.m., 741 3016 er. all utilities, I7S0 month, odults Stf timer Made in Germony. U5 3__- and broiler 40" wide 130 or best offer preferred, no pen. 741-6077, l(Mpm Honing, color TV, phone service ROON, FORMAL DINING ROOM. 13' LHASA APSOS - AdoroMe puppies plenty ot porfclmg, utilities Included SCIENCE KITCHEN, COZY DEN, Golden with black tip Line of thorn ED BANK - Three rooms, well fur No security required Holiday Inn UTILITY ROOM, BASEMENT, TWO pions 364- W0 shed, carpeted, utilities Included, Hwy. 36, West Long Branch. 179-9000 CAR GARAGE. PATIO, GAS GRILL, odults preferred, no pets. Security. CARPETING, APPLIANCES RETRIEVER PUPPIES 410041 MELMED REALTY, INC. 6M-S4S0 Five block, three gold, one mined. 133 108 Commercial CLASSIFIED Coll 741 30*3 RED BANK - Unfurnished one-bed SAMOYED — Nine month mole Mod oom gorden opartment available Rentals WW&E.EOROOW shots ISO Greentree Aportments, 339 Spring St ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 13,000 sq MASTER BEDROOM, L'-1 BATHS, or appointment coll 741 3953. ft. worehous./light manufacturing FORMAL DINING ROOM. FULL Coll 7t7 3739after 4p.m. space With '/> ocre porking on molri RECREATION BASEMENT, GA SCOTTIES — AKC. litter raited. M RIVERSIDE AVE. street Hlgh-celllngs. modern orflc. RAGE, ANXIOUS Championship lines showroom, fully insulated. Walk to MEI.MCD REALTY. INC IM UM bonk, police, pott office, recreation. CUSTOM HOMES - 5% down financ- BUSINESS DIRECTORY LUXURY HIGH-RISC" Will otter Net leas*, all or port. 7*1- SIBERIAN HUSKY - AKC real* ing. From 134,900 New location, and tered, blue eves, nice dUpoiltlon Not Overlooking the Ngveslnk River osn. over HIM um twijltable. Hailet and houset-ofcffi. free to good horn*. 471- MkMeiown. «7 1500 or 717 I HO We want you! To help us keep rents ATTRACTIVE - Modern office, at H A DAILY GUIDE ol their lowest. By maintaining IMS Spring 51 , Red Bank, two to .1- offkc ELLEN S HAZELTON, REALTOR SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM - occupancy we are effectively keeping suites. On premises parking Near Member Rea4 Eitote Eichonoe Stalls for rent. shop, and restaurants, one block from ents down. Studios starting at I77S, Rlvervlew Hospital, but away from OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS one-bedroom stortlrw of 17W and two traffic lams Low rentals Includlnf bedrooms starling at t39S. three bed complete lonltorlol services and sup* BUSINESS LANDSCAPING LAWN oomsotso. piles, Phone for detail* or showing at roum rmuii TUI MJI_. LUIIJ UDUUI u» PAINTING A 80. Bicycles/ much o« on aportment. Close to thop- DIRECTORY GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING Pir«certtef,transpor1_tlon NewVltch Mini/Motor Bikes conies. 34 hour en,twtf. and corpei Coll 741 175] BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO - *» MATAWAN - Xtodern prolesslonol of. At)DlMGiMACHTNE5 COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE wlmmlng pool, sauna, marina, also flee (one-room) and office wife (ffiree Because Our Schwlnn five speed. ISO Unlcycle. IIS nderoround parking. Rental office FAIR HAVEN - Spacious River Oofci - Dependable work, residential, com- PAINTING Coll 671 4514. roorral. Prime location. HI 34. *voll 1 * TYPEWRITERS mercial Over IS yeors experience >r Exterior & Paperht open seven days o week Call Bob Ck cHe Odooer I iUJJTH Colonial. Three bedroom.. I /, baths. Free estimates 741-73S5 Coll 717 Mir at 701 741-1733. . ' Large living room with fireplace, eat ADDERS - Typewriters, Calculators, 81. Sports Equipment OFFICE 5F»CE AVAILABLE - H«« In kitchen, dining room, den, full base CLASSIFIED LINES sold, trodM, repaired LANDSCAPING - Lawn care and bunding. DID sg. ft. will divide 10 sulf ment, full attic. Screened porch, tovely DISCOUNT Prices Iree work in business tor 35 years PACKAGING GOLF CLUBS - Foultleii Trevlno. RUMSON - Two-bedroom, two-roml fenced and treed bach yard, out 5ERPKOS 747O4IS Two PW, onc-1. Pro leather bag. y. all utilities, carpet. Tnd. floor. W75. Free estimates. S43-1094 or 741 5073 at SUPPLIES TATE REMTALSBkr. 747 943* standing perennial garden, two-car go ler S p m Nearly new 1230. 741-4034. KOFEUIONAL OFFICE SUITE - rage M1(TSeventies Coll IV WSJ. ARE BUSY. ALTERATIONS CORRUGATED BOXES - Pocking A BRIGHT - Knotty wine llvino Sround floor, suitable lor doctor or Vvpllei for InArttry and Moving ond 83. CBs, Electronics oom. one bedroom furnished opart denflsf at 313 Broad St.. Red Bank. 747 DRIVEWAY ment, single preferred, no pet*. Yeorly 3730, t a.m. to S p.m. LITTLE SILVER - Three^edroom CONSTRUCTION Jloroge. Coll U14OH or «7 UK EXPERT FCC LICENSED CB — Re ease ptus security. »198 monthly plus Cape. V>-ocrc lot, on dead end street Ing. Call Rich Malmberg. 7|7 354 poir ond Installation. K ft H Elcc utilities 047-149). PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE - Living room, dining room or den and AVOID THE WEEK-END RUSH Serving Monmoufh County 13 years Ironies, 171 Hwy 36, Betford 7BM3». Tlnton Foils. (Sycamore Ave.). Exllt (utl basernent Kitchen overlook, lorpe DRIVEWAYS PLUMBING t SEA BRIGHT - Hew aportments. All Ing building occvpM by OP ond Den ' treed yord Asking low SUV MAMMARLUNO — FM Buslnttt Mo- appliances. CS0/S3S0. tlst. being txponded. Ideal for moi BUILDlNG ALTERATIONS - Addl Asphalt drives, concrete wolki and HEATING bile Radios. Model 14t-174MHZ FM30 tkH_ CM. repairs Financing Arranged patios Free estimates on- iioo medlcot speclolllh, Kill flnlsn to uri (31 complete, (1) for spore ports. Seo- tor Jan occupancy. Coll HI 4433 CALL EARLY IN THE WEEK. Boy Meod Coralrucflon Co 7»S97_O ART CO PAVING 741 1534 PLUMBING AND HEATING - Re tond hand set, mikes, service manual EA BRIGHT - Six rooms, three bed and acces-orlev Ideal for Ham. 177S ooms, available Sept IS. 1300 month- STORE FOR RENT - Atlantic HlgtV 131. Houses For Sole CARPENTRY - Masonry, painting SOUTH JERSEY CONSTRUCTION - for lot. or best offer After 4 p.m.. call S*e at 506 Ocean Ave. IM. and Insulation mark Asphalt, concrete driveways, walks, lands. MM shopping center, drive In Let one of our Classified specialists as- Coll John Buchanan. Sr . 747-5011 curbed and landscaped Free esti- parking. Park In rear for 45 carl. Me* mates t1\ 3519 After 5 p m , 717 3341 ROOFING A SIDING 23 CHANNEL TRINIDAD - Two-plus. SMALL EFFICIENCY APARTMENT to IKjuor llore AvollaMe Oct. IM. 741 sist you with your ad ... at a price you FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY - CorrT FWR and power meter. Best offer. — Iff Port Monmoutti Rd.. Port Mon 7»U. If no on swer coll llllU piele carpentry and masonry No job ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estl Coll 773 4343 mouth. Kitchen/living room oreo. bed can afford. loo small Charles Mower, C on motes Olson Roofing I Siding Co Colt oom and bath, tlfd plus etedrlc. No tractor. 741 3036. 7414177 LOCKSMITHS 531 im Evenings !<7 5611 Es). ITO ' pels Call 4ewn?4. W Bulldings/Goroges 84. Merchandise HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Add) SPECIAL. FREE ESTIMATES INTON FALLS - One-bedroom, lloni, dormers, poroge conversions Bonded and insured, prompt service TRUCK A AUTO Wanted real for slrtoles, country setting, $1W- iv~ l6.db sq ft., divided Info five bays finished bosemenh, repol'i Free estl VANGUARD LOCKSMITHS, 391 3717 RENTAL AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANT of dtffereof slie* or am be combined malts. 747-3004 TATE RENTALS Bkr 7<7KM Con bt used tor goroge. warehouse, .•lllngT Di*l th» ED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY. RUGS. etc., with office foclltlles, All boyi FOR CASH. WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING - Appll 1 REFRIGERATION catkm tor tote summer and toll rent- hove 14 high itttl overhead doors CARPET CLEANING INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Very suttoWe tor ptumWrr?, eledrlcol. "ACTION LINK" REFRIGERATION UNITS - Air con- Iff E. Newman Sprlngi Rd. (Us- One-bedroom from OH. Two bed- Shrewsbury 747-4JO0 oom from ms. Heat and hoi water general, and trucking contractors Coll STEAM CLEANING SPECIAL - Two ditioning and appliance repair service. upplled. Pool privilege Included In 747-3*4_, preftrotoly after S p.m. tor mill only Living room, dining room Low price, good work. M3-4S44 ent. Call for appointment, Tfl 000*. mort IrWormatlon. COLTS NECK and hall, 134.95. Living room, dining Nopeti. 542-1700 roam, hall and two bedrooms, ut 95 Or Ryer Top cosh oppraliol. 9*4 7t»5 Color brlghtener. fko killers ond dec INSTRUCTION WEST END - Three Woe bedrooms, 110 Wanted To Rent Cozy expanded cottage, two -4-HOUR SIRV/C- dorlieri all Included. 100% money ANTIQUE CLOTHING bring kids, reody new. under m AVIS Good condition, cash paid WOMAN ARTIST — S«tkl small, on bedrooms down and two up. boc* guarantee. Call today ond sa< 73*-Q5U until t p.m. STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747H34 Great screened porch. Over- The Corp*t poctor. P3! FT. CAIIN CHUISEI) - SUtpi house. The unidentified man was An ordinance requiring the Street residents want to meet The borough now has two tow. aolln. Mod. Cray Morlm f» This was done, said Mayor arrested and a search of his licensing of all rooming and with the council to discuss the more female members of the Daniel J. O'Hern, because of room turned up a hidden boarding houses is expected problem the council will hear First Aid Squad. Appointed •V lOikl. UA SKIFF - the large number of police cache of drugs to be introduced next month. them at a continued meeting last night were Mrs. Carol calls to the boarding house The Hudson House, 131 A dispute over an alleged il- at 10 a.m. Sept. 24 at the Ann McKernan. 90 Harrison 1M Rtcrtotlonol over the past several years. Hudson Ave., is located in one legal expansion of business Borough Hall. Ave., the wife of Michael VMcl«. ' "There have been a sub- of the borough's better resi- use on Leonard St. ended up The problem with Leonard McKernan. a member of Na- AIRSTmAM>Y ANGELL. INC stantial number of complaints dential areas in harsh words exchanged be- Street is that a commercial vesink Hook 4 Ladder Fire **«*•< «!. Bulk Colllnawood The three-story building tween Miss Ernestine Taylor property at the end of the Co . and Mrs. Debbie Do- fliii Mai. tMaSTFrt.. M p m . Sol . »5p rr. j CU»M£* 213 Instruction dates back more than 50 of South Bridge Ave., and the street owned by Larry Cohen remus. 50 Washington St. She AIMTMAM rH7 - J» ft T»ln, air MUSIC INSTRUCTION - for bttl rt years when it was originally a mayor. has been expanded and bor- is the wife of Thomas Do- ctMHItMno. nt» awning. •.iiU.nl •uth coll tfvt Monmoufh CoAwrvatory MW#HtW, IM-IWD. boarding house. It contains 30 Miss Taylor, who was ders the residential area. remus. a captain of Indepen- dent Fire Co., and the son of I MI'I K rooms. speaking on behalf of a num- PAPER-FOLDING MAGIC - Mrs. Dorothy Kapl- J»lll Sto«t, link, I coo. lablt forming Gerald Menna, building In- ber of Leonard Street resi- The property has several Fire Chief Albert Doremus. So i 741-Ml an of Freehold practices Origami — the art of pa-. • The council adopted an or- MUSIC LESSONS - In yoyr homi, spector, said the property is dents, accused the council of tenants, including Red Bank per-folding magic — for demonstrations which shfe D TDAVCL TRAILER" guMor. bail, violin, mandolin. Frank now owned by the real estate neglecting the westside of the Auto Exchange, and an outfit dinance appropriating $110,000 MWKUW. U4C1I, ggtantown will present in the gift area at Stelnbach, Manalo- PIANO DftUMS-GUITAR4IIGAN firm of Skirvln & Glickman. borough in favor of the pre- known as "Rent-a-Wreck." a to buy two new dump trucks, pan, on Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. Mrs. Kaplan CkMtlcot or popular, dnlgrwtf around a garbage truck, bulldozer, your itMtk. CNld or odolt EmlMtri or 2266 Woodland Tcr . Scotch dominantly white eastside of firm which rents used cars who has authored articles on the oriental art, LIKE piavtr. 74I-S744 or M7 ll« tor por Plains. town. However, residents of the and allied equipment. E N(W - If?! 0MH »••« II' worked with the handicapped and demonstrated PIANO LESSONS Sanofl Mommrl. He said there have been nu- To which the mayor re- area claim the area is "noth- Councilman Frank J. origami throughout the East, will also give presen- travel trolltf, \$Vt Jutlltof d SchettxiMp itudMl In protrt merous fire and building vio- sponded by saying he was ing but a junkyard," and they McKenna said the trucks are NCMMfWtf. tfwtw II-, Ilk* tfanaf afudHnan. . t*Kfw(K w ond Mmttttr of tations at Stelnbach, Red Bank on Saturday, Sept. •r bwt itW. Co(l of tar4 , Mutltlc dtgrm frfroom Jullllord trait n lations cited in the building sick and tired of Miss Taylor have complained of cars replacements, and the old ve- nort ondd atfatfvonnd d tl CColol) M* 24, from noon to 3 p.m. 9 hicles will be disposed of. •OUTMWIND !«• - Totally Mll^xl Mr. O'Hern said the Hudson accusing the governing body being parked on the street. Wfjita It. too. amrotor. olr cor, House was one of the few li- of being racist The council last night The council introduced an •HoWo. rofrlairoter rratitr. tlaopi THOMAS LoPARC - Piano, Harmony tl«, rtrjril Irocf topt tftck ond mony •nd TtMory. Opmlnp ovollablt ot ol censed rooming houses in the "We are tired of playing adopted an ordinance limiting ordinance which would re- SM IS. Call after fp.m . iron*) or borough, and that the borough parking on Leonard Street, quire residents to separate JTHKOUFT CAMf f «>0P UP - second-class citizens to the itttni. also intends to crack down on eastside." said Miss Taylor east of Bridge Avenue, to two their garbage between burn- Hearing delayed VIOLIN INSTRUCTION Colltgr able items and those items THAICtH - 11', UHH llvt. link. what appears to be a growing "You people make promises hours, and also told police to number of unlicensed room- and nothing is ever done." ticket unregistered cars found which won't burn. ing houses Miss Taylor said If the on the street. The idea is to provide bet- IT71 MONITOK - n. AM aili. roll on four violations ajmnaM» conaMo Mltcti Incluo "There appear to be a sub- Leonard Street problem is not After the meeting, Mr. ter efficiency for the •a. Bt-Jan. cnarges in Little Silver, ac- rmWNTUli* POf UP Oatm lo 223 Eotontown stantial number of people op- corrected by tomorrow she O'Hern said he fully intends borough's incinerator, which RED BANK — A hearing on II* IOAO, tlooas tli. hot tool, itovt suffers major damage from cusing Mr. Whitmore of • Cictttont condliloo IATONTOWN NOTICE erating rooming houses under would demand an in- to meet with the residents on charges that a former client exploding cans and bottles. threatening to kill them. SrVSV [heToroMflri offotonlo^n w.ll hold 0 state guidelines, but without vestigation by the Monmouth Saturday in an attempt to re- of George Whitmore, a Red *P*cit)l rrvnflng on TW.day Sipltm borough permission," he said County Prosecutor's Office solve the problem. The council also introduced Bank attorney, threatened to Those charges were heard b»r IS. itM ol I 00 p m In th* Plan rung Board Room of Borough Hail *> The council is considering And, she said, if nothing The council agreed to try to an ordinance eliminating the take the lawyer's life has in Little Silver last week, and Brood Str«t Topic Evaluaiing Nalu fOl Rnovrcrt Invroiory Propoiol* lor an ordinance to require the li- happens from that demand eliminate one of the borough's MS fee for fence permits if been postponed indefinitely. were forwarded to the county lie Lott Aim Found Eotoniown censing of all types of room- within 10 days, she would file worst traffic problems by pro- the total cost of the fence is A hearing had been sched- grand jury by Acting Judge- lOtT aladt LMrrtir Htlrltvtr. ten) I] s? to mate. vKWfy Hn Mormvnvbltord ing and boarding houses in an suit against the entire govern- hibiting left-hand turns from less than 150. uled yesterday in Municipal William Kirkpatrick. ««. CMyiUIraji. Cit « ivtMngi 233 Long Branch Court here for Louis Angel- Yesterday's hearing here L01I - KM Lobrrxtor. KM 'tank.' UHiPORTATION ine. of 581 Patton Ave., Apt. was postponed when it vtw. (At oM. Amovrt to • Lincoln learned that the Public !)<•-•; I 7«7 till poMotioo ol pupil, will bt reeived by 52. Long Branch, who was ar- In* Boord of Education ol Ihe City ot fender's Office has not yet ap-" UHT - Inn IMpVl >IMI Lofult-onch N J ot 7 00 P M (Eotl rested and released on $5,000 )Vi ytare tw, munTctMrtt, "Ltoh" •'n Daylight Saving Tlmel on Friday bond last month after charges pointed a lawyer to represent WfJ«5 S#pi 11 \*u ot futlnett Oldce 6 Fair Haven garbage plan orann aM Mock to •**»i EndCow't Long Brancn. H J for were filed here by Mr. Whit- Mr. Angeline. iHtlllll Port Mo ttwto'iowing I. Imrd H; W4I •oute No » - Intra School more. The hearing will be resche-', Tronsporlalion teeotical.om and Old form* lor tht Mr. Whitmore. a Little Sil- duled when a lawyer is ap tht Township of Middle said. "Then our men have to man of the public works com- associated with the toy 10-man department by sev- borough. are: Snoopy Joe Cool bank, n«ni of Article 79 IJ Section I4,A ot drive up there every morning Mr Riley and other resi- mittee, who met with the pub- banks have been reported, me Zoning Ordinance \o at to permit eral men — either two, three, model no. 5272-0; Snoopy applicant to Subdivide parcel of land or four, council members to go to work." dents also said they objected lic works employes last week the agency said. It said that into two lot. Parcel hot frontage ol a routine check by the man- Santa bank, model no. 5270- SO' which doe. not conform to ihe 113 said Mayor W.R. Ed Kiely Jr., to reading about the plan in and invited them to last requirement Ntw Lot 5 would hovt ufacturer, Ideal Toy Corpo- 4; Snoopy in tuxedo bank. itrMt frontage ot IS where 17S" rt And while they assured the who fielded most of the ques- the newspaper before it was night's meeting quired Thli properly oopeor. to be in ration, Hollis. NY., re- model no. 5273-8; and; ike Kings Highway Htllorlc dltlrict Eoch lot. however, will conform us lo vealed that the paint used Snoopy dog house bank,! t«t bock on areo and dwellings will bt conform ing to Ihe Zone on premlttl lo on the banks had a lead model no. 5271-2. . cattd al The Trail. Mldalttown alto Algae problem won't leave known ai Block 54 Lot S. 6 on the Tai content which exceeded the Persons who have these- commission's present per- >t copy of Iht oppllcotlon ho. been banks should return them to misssible level of five- the place of purchase for a Clerk and may bt Inspected f 9 The public hearing will be held on tenths of one per cent. full refund, the commission Monday everting, Iht 19th day ol Sep tember, 1977. ot 100 P.M. al Town.hlp The recall is being made said. Hall, Middieiown. Ntw Jersey, at We could lose that pond which lime you may appear either In p*rton or by agent or atlorney and rxettnt any objection which you may i oppllcotlon. KAIK HAVEN - McCarter copper sulfate was dumped in"' in other business, the coun- western-type restaurant. LIAMK. MADDEN Pond is in serious trouble, a cil approved the transfer of a A restaurant will be located 1 orney to the pond, has been cautious KowtContl Buttonwood Drive resident about treating the pond this liquor license from the Wil- downstairs, and a saloon up- Hearing on threat charge Doled: September I. 197/ warned Borough Council,last year. lowbrook Inn. River Road, to stairs, he said, adding that he Sepl 13 ^ ^ ft.W | night. The treatment Is being done Palace Saloon and Opera expects to employ 80 persons gets postponed indefinitely 244 Tlnton Falls The pond, plagued with an in thirds. Mrs. Kern said, House. Inc. from the Immediate area in RED BANK — A hearing on selor with the Monmouth-. • twsitt NOTICI overgrowth of algae that has with two applications of the Roy Matthews, one of the the restaurant. On Wednesday, September II, 1977 four health and zoning viola- Community Action Program. at 8 00 p.m ai the Borough Hall ot Tln- been resisting treatment with chemical made so far and a principals in the Palace Sa- Mr. Matthews is also an OmNMMfwS ton Falls. New Jersey, or tweh other tions charged against Herman (MCAP), has been postponed the chemical copper sulfate. third due next week. loon corporation, said the owner of Lily Langtry's Sa- place and lime a. Ihe Boord may od "Freddie" Meadows, 16 Tilton until Oct. 3. lotifn in thereafter, Iht Tlnlon Foil. was the subject of consid- company plans to renovate loon and Eating Place on Rt. Planning Board shall consider an op John Ryan, of Oak Place, Ave., here, a housing coun- Municipal Court Judgt plication by Joseph Palmier! ond O. & erable discussion among the the inn into an 1880 -1890's 9. Old Bridge. Busnlly Binder on for Klnhel's. for a said that after he complained Abraham Zager granted the variance to construct a parking lot on audience and the council. Loll 41 & 43. Block HD. Tlnton Falls, about the algae problem postponement when Welton 4*1 RH N.J Documenls relollng to thli oppll "We could lose that pond." "weeks went by before any- cation may be viewed ot the office of Johnson, Mr. Meadows' at- the Tlnlon Foils Borough Hall week- said W. Claggett Martin of 40 thing was done." doyi from 9:00 am to * 00 p.m . ex Keansburg pair charged torney, said he was not ready cept holidays Buttonwood Drive. "It's in He urged the council to con- Sea* 13 U Al to proceed with the case yes- deep trouble and if you lose it sider a bond issue to finance terday. Mr. Meadows intends you're going to have a tax- 250 Other Public Notices the dredging of the pond, ad- to plead not guilty to the payer's suit on your hands." ding "this is one of our great- after arrest-scene fracas charges, he said. 'nrra R>R count est natural assets and we OP HI W JIRSIY Nancy Kern, a council KEANSBURG - Two local battery on a police officer. ly one of a group of specta- CHANCIRY DIVISI0 member, said the pond, lo- should take all possible steps The four summonses, issued MONMOUTH COUN1 men are free on 11,000 bail Police Capt. George W. tors which had gathered, DOCKET NO. MUD1 cated off Fair Haven Road, to preserve It," by John Mlnton, borough code ITATIOPNIW JIMIY each on charges arising out of Preston Jr. said the incident joined the fight, allegedly TO: PAULA M. 01 FIOM had been dredged in the The council members have a fracas involving several po- occurred at 7:04 p.m. Satur- jumping on the back of Pa- enforcement officer, charge / l#w You or* hereby summoned and re spring to alleviate the algae >lr*d lo serve upon Robert B Thaler, agreed for more man a year lice officers Saturday eve- day after Patrolman David trolman Beattie as he tried to Mr. Meadows with failing to OH ?to , plaintiffs attorney, whose od problem, but the algae re- dresi Is a Gilbert Street North, Tlnlon that the only solution is a ma- ning. Lyons was involved in a high- aid Patrolman Lyons. correct violations at 276 South wrtiv Falls. N.J,, on answer to Iht complaint emerged this fall. jor dredging of the entire Bridge Ave. He is charged Tiled In o civil ocllon, In which Richard speed chase of a car driven "Beattie's report says Finn E. DIFIor* l» plalntlM and Paula M. And the council, ever-mind- pond, but such an under- with failing to obtain a certifi- MM IM DIFIof* Is Ihe defendont, pending In Facing hearings in Munici- by Mr. Nesfield. jumped on his back and tried tht Superior Court of Ntw Jersey, taking is extremely ex- ful of the "fish kill" last sum- pal Court Oct. (8 are Robert Patrolman Lyons reported to choke him," Capt. Preston cate of occupancy for the up- within IS days after Tuesday, Septem mer, created when too much pensive. Mlratl be* 1], 1977. exclusive of tuch dote It Nesfield. 19, of 88 Pine View he finally stopped the Nes- said. stairs apartment, failure to you fall to do so, |udom*nt by defauii provide hot water, permitting ATM-SM-IIN mov bt rtrtdtrtd ogoln*! you lor tht The borough has been look- Ave., and John Finn, 20, of 59 field vehicle at E. Shore St. A deaf mute juvenile male, relief demanded In tht complaint You Accredited again a condition of roach in- shall flit your answer ond proof of ser ing for federal and state mon- Seeley Ave. Mr. Nesfield is and Bayvlew Ave., where- reportedly a cousin of Mr. vlet In duplicate with tht Clerk ot tht ey, perhaps matching funds, festation to continue, and for Superior Court, Slolt Houst Anne*, EATONTOWN - The Chil- charged with reckless driv- upon he was assaulted by the Finn, also allegedly joined the Trenton. New Jersty, In occordonct to finance the project, but has allowing the lawn and bushes wllh the rutts ol civil proctlet and dren's Psychiatric Center ot ing, eluding a police officer, driver, who, said Capt. Pre- fight, but no charges were come up empty-handed so to become overgrown. I7MIM ^Tht^ctlon hot been Instituted for tht Monmouth County last week interfering with a police offi- ston, allegedly "got out of his made against him. purpow ol obtaining a final ludgment far. cer In the performance of his Mr. Mlnton said he sub- of divorce bated upon the grounds ol was accredited for the second car and belted Lyons." Capt. Preston said the fight REGISTER eighteen ill) month* ol continuous time by the Joint Commission "I know these copper sul- duty, resisting arrest and as- mitted a list of the violations stporollon without reasonable pros Detective John Early and was finally broken up with ptct ol reconciliation You or* made a on the Accreditation of Hospi- fate treatments are merely sault and battery on a police Patrolman James Beattle Jr. the assistance of Special Offi- to Mr. Meadows in May, and drttMfant-because you art tht wilt of found that they had not been CLASSIFIED tht plaintiff Who has Imlilultd thlt tals. The Commission is the stop-gap measures," said officer. arrived on the scene a few cers Louis LoBello and Pat- wilt highest accreditation agency Mrs. Kern, "but a permanent Mr. Finn is charged with moments after the fight start- rick Trollen, and the two sus- corrected when he re-in- W, Lewis Bambrich solution Is going to cost a lot Clerk ot Ihe Superior Court for psychiatric facilities In being a disorderly person, re- ed. At that point, Capt. Pre- pects were handcuffed and spected the premises early DATED: September 9. \971 of money." this month. SWt.13 *<0.* the country. sisting arrest and assault and ston said, Mr. Finn, apparent- taken to police headquarters. 24 TheEMyHegter TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.1977 Major League THRIFT boxscores DRUG

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