Strangled Into Atlantic fish egg study I to death Polish scientists in area by his boa LA TUQUE, Qaebet (AP) - A Xt-year-aU algal ty SHERRY FIGDORE "We came to tee how you marine laboratories here with accuracy, the size of rhak ealtrtakMr kwl mlrel SANDY HOOK - Ex- work," said Mr. Roiak, who And so far he and the future fish populations. •f a 7H-M baa rwulrirMr change programs typically said that despite minor lan- other supervisors have been "We want to be able to la ah act, ui la* stake feature ballet companies or guage difficulties, they felt well pleased with their have the capacity to predict straagM Urn centre aa •« •ymphony orchestras But guests two to three years la ad- atetwe al lit pentM. tour young Polish biologists "They were familiar with vance what a fish population are currently working here Comparison Jeaa-Giy Leclalr, wat a lot of the larvae and the will be," Mr Smith said, on a very specialised, small •rriwmed otter the aamr We fame here It see fish eggs from the Baltic "and for that, we must have scale exchange program *f Graad Meivla, died yea bra ye* w»rk back tome speices, and they have an the capacity to study and that will become increasing- lenlay al Clak l.aTuqucls. the pace Is mark mere hur- extensive background in fish interpret the early life ly important in a world IM murt Berth •! Mtctreal. ried. The wtrk day starts larvae," Mr Smith said, but stages" searching for new protein ayl:U. We leel at bane Is had little experience with At best, predicting future sources — they're identi- "He teened la salts a re- yair laboratory.wr dt fish eggs , ocean fish stocks is an iffy flex, aid the baa wrapped fying and counting eggs of 71-77 wade samples la a business. the major Atlantic food fish And without someone to imil kit aeck," tald mtrulaK brrr wr do murk , "A large spawning class Gaelae Great*, the tua- The four, Hanna Fldelus- less. peer over one's shoulder and does not naturally mean a Ferlas, 31, Elibieta to point out subtle dif- ager al Ike rlak. Wkea large year class," he said. A Leclalr K»« Mae la Ike fare. Matuchowska, 21, Barbara immediately at home In ferences in color and shape, year class, to fisheries peo- Koslorowska, 28 and Janusz it's extraordinarily difficult Umn said ke railed Ihr their temporary "home" ple, is all the fish of one •tike. Roiak, 28, have all com- here in the sunny, second- to tell the egg of one Atlantic species produced during a pleted a five-year program floor plankton research labo- fish one has never seen from year's spawning. another equally unknown. As ke aad fear ptllce at- that qualifies them as mas- ratory. "In most cases," Mr. ftcen ttragglrd will Ike ter engineers. AU of them This is the first time The whole fish egg Identi- Smith said, "M percent die taakr, Great* ml aft Its work In the seaflsheries Sandy Hook has hosted fication project is part of an before they even hatch." brad wllk a kalfe. technology center in the working visitors from anoth- attempt by several cooperat- And after that, it's steadily Polytechnic University at er country, said Wally ing nations, Including downhill. •it's wasa't a pleasaal Stczedn, a major port and Smith, a supervising fish- Russia, Poland, East Ger- "Environment plays a talig la kave la da, bal I kad shipbuilding center on the eries biologist with the U.S. many, West Germany and large role," the biologist little chtlre,' ke tald. "Da- Baltic Department of Commerce the United States, to predict. See Palish, page ! From Irft, Hanna, Janu»z, Barbara, Elisabeth (Forino photo) farlaaalely, l.r Graad Melvta wat already dead." The Daily Register

VOL.101 NO. 47 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1978 15 CENTS Angry Israelis blast PLO centers

TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Israeli planes attacked two the Injured stewardesses was in critical condition. uate refugee camps and other areas inhabited mostly by pulled up outside the Europa Hotel, In the twank Mayfalr Palestinian centers in Lebanon at dawn today In retaliation (or The Israeli air force struck back at daybreak Palestinians. district, where the airline's crews stay during London stop- a Palestinian grenade and submachine-gun attack on an Israeli "As a response to the terrorist attack on the El Al bus In It was the second time this month that the Israeli air force overs. airline bus in London less than 24 hours before. London, Israeli aircraft attacked two terrorist bases in Lebanon retaliated within hours for a Palestinian attack on Israeli Les Pearton, 37, who was having a noon drink at the The Palestine Liberation Organization said three guerrillas this morning," an Israeli army spokesman said. civilians. A guerrilla base in southern Lebanon was hit on Aug. 3 crowded Barley Mow tavern next door, reported "Suddenly a were killed and 14 were wounded In the Israeli attack on the Two jets strafed and rocketed the refugee camp, a strong- after a bomb explosion in a Tel Aviv market killed a 71-year-old shower of bullets came through the window They went down Burj el Barajneh refugee camp on the south side of Beirut. The hold of Dr. George Habash's Popular Front for the Liberation of man and wounded 40 persons. the line of bottles behind the bar like a scene from the Wild communique said the village school In Damour, 11 miles south Palestine, and three others hit Damour, witnesses reported. A splinter offshot from Habash's organization, the Popular West. Everyone dived on to the floor " of the Lebanese capital, also was attacked, but there were no Palestinian spokesmen in Beirut claimed antiaircraft fire Front for the Liberation of Palestine-Special Operations, The Injured Included drinkers sitting at tables outside the casualties there. hit one of the raiders, but the Israeli spokesmen said all planes claimed responsibility for the attack In London's swank Mayfalr tavern. In the London bus attack, an Israeli airline stewardess and returned safely. district, the (irst by Arab terrorists against Israelis In the The firing lasted two minutes one of the Palestinian attackers were killed, and two other Palestinian sources said Yasser Arafat, the chief of the British capital. One of the terrorists was killed when a grenade exploded stewardesses and seven British bystanders were injured. One of Palestine Liberation Organization, ordered all civilians to evac- Four men opened fire as the bus carrying 21 El Al personnel See Aagry Israelis, page I-

A Keansburg day for fun The sunny weather was just perfect for a day of fun for the youngsters of Keansburg. It all took place at the John F. Kennedy Community Center. At far left, Mayor Thomas Klnlln congratulates Miss Fun Day, four-year-old Colleen Murphy. The center picture shows Maureen 'Bubbles' O'Brien, left, and Lisa Jensen keeping busy with arts and crafts The adjacent picture shows Martini' Gallant,J, giving the ring toss her best shot.

4 firemen injured in 3 blazes in Middletown Twp. LEONARDO - A fire The building, empty since it suspicious and said it was the for back injuries sustained Kane's Lane., off Rt. US Leonardo field house. level, the company was unable Keansburg early this morning termed "suspicious" in origin was last used as a tavern eight "eighth or ninth" reported when a beam in the one-story Anthony Costa and James Still earlier In the day, to pump out the remaining gas Chief Widmaier, Deputy gutted the old Leonardo Field or ten years ago, was "totally within the last few years at the concrete structure collapsed. Keelen were released after firemen were called to East and had to burn It off. Chief George Grennlnger, Club at Monmouth and Ridge- engulfed, with flames shooting abandoned building, which is Firemen from the treatment at Rivervlew Hospi- Keansburg about 4 p.m., when Since propane Is heavier First Assistant Chief Daniel wood Aves., here last night, out of the tour roof fans" when said to be owned by a Philadel- Leonardo Community Fire tal a boat trailer was backed Into than air, the chief said a haz- Kelly, Second Assistant Chief injuring two firemen before 80 firemen arrived at the scene at phia firm. Co., the Brevent Park and Chief Widmaier said the a 500-gallon propane tank, ard would exist If quantities of William Miller and Third As- men from three township fire 11:40 p.m., according to Mid- Two firemen, Robert Leonardo Fire Co., and the In- fire at the garage began in a breaking off a safety release the gas were allowed to leak sistant Chief Charles Wilson companies brought the blaze dletown Fire Chief Charles McBurnie and Edward dependent Fire Co. of Belford pile of wood and other debris, valve and igniting the gas. out and settle In basements responded to all three of yes- under control shortly after Wldmaler. Maguire, were treated at Riv responded to the alarm, the the remains of several torn- The East Keansburg Fire and low areas In the neighbor- terday's alarms. midnight. The chief termed the blaze erview Hospital and released third in a busy day for Mid- down buildings, hauled to the Co. responded and plugged the hood. dletown fire companies. site. leak with a wooden stake until Local fire officials will con- Two other men suffered Firemen from the Mid- workmen from Suburban Pro- Firemen were still guard- tinue their investigation of the smoke inhalation during a bat- dletown Township Fire Co. No pane of Cllffwood arrived. ing the scene In East Leonardo blaze today. tle with a stubborn rubbish fire 1 and the Old Village Fire Co. Chief Widmaier said be- Death row...my last day that broke out about 1:30 p.m. were still on the scene there cause the propane in the tank behind the township garage on when the call came In from the had dropped to such a low DENVILLE (AP)"- The sign turns my stomach,' and pte If they can't t ke rare of inmates of BUI Putnam's I say that is the Intiv thedogpropv The Inside Story "death row" alwayt win Putnam, the rabies < a call." reprieve. Putnam, the local officer of this Morris • utweek, AMe Rule today on beach opening THKWKUHKII dog catcher, has shamed pe- community (or 18 years. said she to k one i HIGHLANDS - Officials keep bathers out of the water always go into the river but we II will be dear and cool tonight and sunny and clear ple Into adopting 175 dogs The Idea for "death sign here were to decide today and warning signs issued by closed the beaches down Just Itmtrrtw. Complete report •• page 3. who otherwise would have came to him several years Dob. whether to reopen three mu- the borough Board of Health to be on the safe side," she been destroyed. then agreed t adopt tl ago. nicipal beaches to swimmers were posted at beaches on said. Haater classic Ike high ptlat II On the day an unclaimed "If people won't go to In after after partially-treated Snug Harbor Avenue, Miller dog It to be destroyed — pound, I RO to them,11 Mid Police Patrolman David Raiders throttle O.J. Slmpsoa II sewage from the municipal Street and under the Highlands Gilson said cloudy skies on Ike's gtaf sealed Berlla I seven days after It it caught Putnam she said, a sewage treatment plant was bridge - Putnam putt the animal In Sunday helped keep the tiouKht how can 1 dumped into the Shrewsbury beaches clear. He noted that * large cage and • Municipal officials em- Bridge Advice IS DAILY REGISTER can t n it " River. there have been no complaints at ithopptng phasized the order was a pre- Basiaess |J PHONE NUMBERS the cage is a AU three municipal beaches cautionary measure of Illness due to the tainted water. Classified 13-14 Main Office Row. Thlii in this Monmouth County com- "We have this (situation) Ct«ks li Toll Free I7I-I3H Other sijii munity were closed since Fri- The overflow took place Ion too* about once a week since the Creuwtrd Puxle IS Toll Free SK-HIM condemned day. new sewerage system was put when workers were Editorials I Classified Dept S42-I7H backwashtng three filters at Borough administrator In," said borough clerk Harriet Eateitalameal I Circulation Dept 542-4IH me." the sewage plant, which has a Herbert HarUgrove ordered Albrecht. Horoscope IS Sports Dept S42-4M4 chronic overflow problem. the swimming areas closed on "The sewage doesn't Lifestyle 7 Middletown Bureau 1712251 Friday after the treatment lobster Dinner $J.K Make A Dale II Freehold Bureau 411-21*2 plant on Miller Street over- Sal's Tavern Restaurant Sod Poor Man's Special. Steamers OMIiarles 4 Long Branch Bureau 222 NI0 Mm people I lint a, from tha,m . «« j flowed at 1:30 p.m. Crabs are back Bcrvtng lunch We. Wharf Pub, Shrewsbury Sptrts Ill Slalfhousr Bureau MS-2J2 HSU Lifeguards were ordered to & dinner Avenue, Highlands. •BlMMBaVS*BBBMS*VVVBBB**Stt*l The Daily Register SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAV AUGUST 21 1978 .People.

Angry Israelis DOT asks VAIL, Colo (AP) - A Leon Spinks, scheduled a newt conference today at Wilbur (continued) ner from ru- ral UUh stole the limelight at Chocolate Co. In Lttltt, Pa., to while he was (till holding It. for renewal unveil the new candy bar. Three detectives jumped from • squad car and arrested a « weekend session of the eighth annual Vail Symposium The Jty-ounce bar — I nun running down a street near the hotel peanut and crisped rice con- Police said they were looking for two other men plan delay on Western state problems Provo Canyon Sewer Com- fection - will be available in Meanwhile, the Israeli Cabinet held its weekly meeting In TRENTON (AP) - The major markets Sept. I, will state Department of Transpor- missioner Bahert Be4l»r4 - Jerusalem, and afterward Begin said he would take a plan for a the actor - was reportedly the cost 51 cents »nd will carry the "partial but permanent" peace agreement with Egypt to Camp tation has asked the federal former champ's signature, Railroad Administration to only VIP in attendance Satur- David day to be asked to sign auto- said Wilson Frederick, chair- He refused to go Into details but told reporters: "The idea is temporarily delay Us tl 75 man of the board of Foltz billion program to renew the graphs. that we will create conditions for peaceful relations, which are Redford, dressed in blue Wessinger Inc., advertising very Important even before you sign peace treaties " battered rail corridor between agency for the chocolate fac- Washington and Boston Jeans, told the 450 participants that he was active in forming tory. Although the state endorses Meanwhile, All said over the project's goals, officials water and sewer districts for Provo Canyon and its ISO resi- the weekend that he plans to Polish scientists are concerned about unan- donate his wealth to charity ticipated costs and the pros- dents for environmental rea- (continued) slope, which contain some ot sons. and become a goodwill am- the world's richest fishing pects of major disruptions In bassador to the world when he said "Predation Is a large commuter services. "It la unfair to assume that (actor" grounds. retires from the ring. The rirW HQ/TII program, we can go forward without de- "All in all, it's a very con- The Belogorsk tows fine velopment," Redford said. mesh nets to take samples of known as the Northeast Cor- fusing picture we're at- "The only problem Is we come BAGUIO CITY, Philippines tempting to know." ' plankton, eggs and larvae ridor Improvement Project, was authorized and funded by to the point where I think our (AP) - World chess champion The population of sand- The scientists aboard also Congress in early 1(76 The technology In many cases has AaaUly Karp»v took a com- lances, for example, a small test water samples for such goal Is to refurbish dilapidated gone out of control, or out of manding 11 lead over fish usually on the menu of water quality Indicators as railway stations on the Boston- balance with the natural cycle most larger, edible species, chlorophyll distribution, chaUenger Vlkt.r KireBMl to-Washington route and lay ...of things." has exploded during the past temperature, salinity, and with two stunning wins In one two railway tracks on which few winters, and no one carbon 14 content. day. new Amtrak trains can travel seems to know why. DEER LAKE, Pa. (AP) - Preserved samples are safely. The boyish-looking 27-year- sent back to the laboratories First there was the Reggie old Soviet champion won the But stocks of the major bar, named after baseball star food fish In this country, the here and at Narragansett for The state DOT objects to an adjourned 13th and 14th games sorting and identification of FRA plan to alter the elec- Reggie Jackson. And now, the cod, haddock, yellowtall Mikammad AU Crisp Crunch Sunday In less than three hours flounder and Atlantic the number of eggs and their trical service on track through of play, giving him half the six New Jersey. In order the make bar mackerel are way down, Mr species. games he needs to retain his the track fully compatible with AU, training here for his Smith said. And this Is where the title and win the $350,000 first- new rolling stock, the FRA Sept. 15 heavyweight boxing young Polish biologists are AP WIHPHOTO There are young haddock wants to change the service on championship rematch with prize money. around, the result of one suc- spending their time, two WHICH WAY IS UP? - Edward sure how to display them. As weeks here and another four much of the track from 11 5 shown, the numbers and'letters are cessful spawning year, but kllovolU to 25 kllovolts Segall, Springfield, president of the the total populations of had- coming up in Narragansett. Happy Snack food concession at rightside up, with New Jersey and dock and cod have been deci- Busy as they are, the four Martin Robins, director of the Sandy Hook Unit of the Garden State upside down. If he mated and this year's quota like the pace of the Ameri- DOT'S Office of Policy Gateway National Recreation' reverses the plate, the words will Semi-synthetic of haddock has already been can laboratory, which they Analysis, said In a recent In Area, purchased these license be correct and the numbers and reached by American fish- consider much more leisure- terview that change would plates tor his new car, but is rtot letters wrong. ermen. ly that than at home. have a negative Impact on New Jersey. And the outlook for her- In Siczecin, the "Little skin testing OK ring, "the No. 1 fish foreign Paris" of Poland, the work "If they do that, a lot of our animals, we are talking about countries are interested in, day begins early, at 7:15 existing equipment here would BOSTON (AP) - A Is very grim,", the biologist a.m. and ends at 3 p.m. with be Instantly obsolete," he said. Re-enactment of murder surgeon and a mechanical en- a month." said. a "breakfast break" from > "We have equipment that gineer have produced a semi- The burn center now uses can't run on that service. We'd grafted human skin and hu- It became Increasingly tp»:». synthetic skin tested suc- The one man to three have to do about $5 million cessfully on animals and ex- man skin stored in its skin apparent several years ago worth of modifications to to fisheries experts, both women ratio and the mix of of JFK aims at 4th shot pected to be used on human bank In deep freeze to attempt equipment. from this country and oth- married, singles and stu- burn victims in less than a to replace skin lost because of ers, that fish catches were dents among the four Is sur- "Plus, the federal people DALLAS (AP) - Dealey Upe during Its investigation, Bolt, Beranek and Newman, year. bums. steadily declining. prisingly typical of their lab- refuse to do the electrification Plaza was sealed off and emp- but police spokesman Bob the firm that analyzed the 11% "Over the past four years of the Rahway to South Amboy ty. No crowds packed the side- Shaw said It was only "recent- minute gap In former Presi- "Actually, we're not going And what began as a na- oratory work force at home. we've made a material which to improve on skin. Skin bor- Host of the laboratory line, and according to their walks. No motorcade sped ly" that the possible fourth dent Richard Nixon's White In animal studies has proven to tional effort in this country plan, we'd wind up doing that along the streets. shot was identified. "I can only House tapes rowed from other people to find the causes has be- Jobs are held by women, be a satisfactory but tem- works very well. But It Is re- ourselves. Altogether our costs Then gunshots crackled, guess that the reason might be In all, more than 40 shots porary replacement for skin," come International with sev- many of them, like Mrs. jected in a short time, and It would come to about $7.5 mil- from a rifle and a pistol, bul- because they didn't have the were fired in three separate Dr. John Burke, surgeonin- eral nations cooperating In Fldelus-Ferlas, married and would not be as readily avail- the mothers of small chil- lion on this, to say nothing of lets slamming Into sandbags technology until recently," programs as technicians chlef of the Burn Unit of the the Atlantic research and able as synthetic skin. You dren. She has a five-year-old the disruptions that would oc- as police marksmen positioned Shaw said. changed the placement of mi- Shriners Hospital for Crippled Japanese biologists working could say it (the synthetic son, Michael. cur while we're doing the mod- in the old Texas School Book An Italian rifle similar to crophones, generally tracing Children in Boston, said Sun- with the U.S. Commerce De- ifications," he said. skin) would be tailor made. partment in Pacific fish Mr. Rozak is married to Depository and on the nearby the Mannllcher-Carcano that the motorcade route toward day. studies an architectural student, and Robins said the DOT would "grassy knoll" helped the Warren Commission said the "triple underpass." The "We have gone a con- "At the moment, a holdup acoustics experts Investigate entire project took more than to using it on humans Is proc- Surveys of fish popu- Mrs Mazuchowska Is mar- most likely drop Its objections Oswald used to shoot Kennedy siderable distance ... It acts ried to another biologist. If the cost of modifications to the 1963 killing of President spat out the first shot at 7:10 six hours. functionally very much like essing enough of It and storing lations were started In this John Kennedy. it. In the last year, we have country In 1(72, said, Mr. Miss Koslorowska, a existing equipment were to be a.m. The round struck one of Dr. James Barger of the real skin. We're talking func- sandy-haired young woman assumed either by the FRA or The re-enactment project three piles ot sandbags placed Boston company told reporters tionally in a physiological developed a method of freeze Smith, but only on a token drying It until we can re- basis, and largely dependent with an Infectious smile, is a . by Congress. "We really object was ordered by the House at the approximate positions the recordings would be sense rather than a cosmetic decldety happy single. to having to pick up these Select Committee on As- where Kennedy was hit. analyzed and the results sense. It doesn't look like the constitute it and store It at upon the availability of the room temperature." department's two large re- "I have a lot of fun Just costs. We don't feel that other sassinations after the recent More shots followed from turned over to the assassina- real thing. It is whitish, al- search vessels, the ISO-foot the way I am," she said. parties who want to change the re-examination of a police re- the sixth-floor window from tions committee by Sept. 1. though I suppose we could Burke calls the substance system to their Uking should be "Albatross" and the 150-foot Among them, the four cording. where Oswald is said to have Barger repeatedly refused make it any color we wanted. semi-synthetic because "we able to spin off their costs on "Delaware." speak fluent Russian and The recording, made ac- fired. to speculate about what might It is obviously not alive." don't start from scratch. We us. If Congress wants to German, In addition to cidentally during the as- Then a ninth shot was fired. be heard. Burke, 57, a Harvard pro- start from natural materials." This year, for the third change the system, Congress Polish, and are becoming in- sassination when an uniden- Markedly lower in volume, It Officers Jerry Compton, fessor, collaborated with Pro- He said they started with consecutive year, the Rus- should pay for the changes." sians have made available creasingly adept In English. tified motorcycle officer's mi- came from behind a fence at one of three marksmen shoot- fessor Ionnis Yannas of the colagen, a flbular material samples taken from their Mr. Rozak, the "veteran'? The FRA has agreed to dis- crophone stuck In the "open" the rear of the knoll, a position ing in the tests, said the bolt- department of mechanical en- "that Is the supporting struc- 240-foot research vessel of the group since he spent cuss the delay even though the position, seemed to indicate that would have been in front action Italian rifles were not gineering at Massachusetts In- ture of all biological systems." Belogorsk during six cruises time In La Jolla, Cal., said t federal agency Is under pres- that four shots were fired. of the motorcade. hard to fire. "It's not much of stitute of Technology. The colagen Is Imbedded in up and down the Continental they have been "all over" In sure from Congress to com- The Warren Commission Shaw later confirmed that a weapon, though," he said. "Our ultimate goal is to another chemical species, a Shelf between Cape Hat the weeks they've been here. plete the bulk of the work by report claimed Lee Harvey Os- marksmen were also firing a Later, with no bullets in his have a permanent re- ground substance, Burke said. tern and Nova Scotia. "We went to Princeton, 1981. wald, acting alone, fired three 38-caliber pistol from behind rifle, Compton pulled the trig- placement. ... In the animals, "Out of these two, with the shots into the presidential mo- the knoll. Several theorists The Russian ship Is par- and to Philadelphia, to see.. Beverly Silverburg, a ger three times to simulate we replaced great areas of help of our MIT friends, we he paused, then came up spokesman for the FRA, said, torcade. Experts generally have claimed shots were fired firing at a target. The As- skin loss. We expect to use It In have a material very similar ticularly welcome, since the agree that a fourth shot would from there during the as- fisheries budget totals only with "the bell that sang for "We want to work with the sociated Press timed the shots the same way with people. It is to that part of the skin called freedom." people of New Jersey...as mean another gunman was in- sassination. in 5.8 seconds. Dallas author- absolutely temporary now. In 1300,000 this year, and it can volved. dermis," said Burke. cost 15,000 to $10,000 a day to They have also been to closely as possible. On the oth- More than 50 microphones ities said the accepted time staff and operate a floating the Monmouth Museum and er hand, we can't Ignore our The Warren Commission had been placed around the Oswald took to fire was within laboratory as elaborate as 1 to the Metropolitan Museum obligations." had the motorcycle officer's plaza by the Boston firm of six seconds. the Belogorsk of Art, to Greenwich Village, A .„ , .... , , . Bradley guest From early spring to De- and Lancaster, Pa. cember, the ship, with an all With the homeward leg of Russian crew, makes six 30- their trip still a month away, day cruises, sampling 185 they agreed "We like It Acquitted millionaire charged in at fund.raiser here." stations on the shelf and LONG BRANCH - Bill many of the persons in atten- arrangement ot judge s murder Bradley, Democratic can- dance are summer residents Recycled garbage seen FORT WORTH, Texas didate for the U.S. Senate, was here, as are she and her hus- (AP) - Millionaire T. Cullen on hand to answer questions band. m and discuss his views at a fund- Davis, who was acquitted after This Is one of several fund- as North Jersey energy a long, costly and lurid murder raising dinner here yesterday. The dinner, held at the raising events for Mr. Bradley NEW YORK (AP) - A but we are only willing to pro- trial, was charged Sunday with home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley which will be held in the area, network of North Jersey ceed if our help Is wanted," trying to arrange the killing of Getzler, of Garfleld Terrace, Mrs. Getzler noted. power plants fueled by re- said Sagner. "The time of the the judge who Is hearing his Elberon, was attended by cycled garbage Is being con- big bad Port Authority barging wife's multimillion dollar The Democratic candidate about 40 persons from the sidered by the Port Authority In and taking over everything divorce suit Is aiming to raise between of New York and New Jersey, Is long since past." Law enforcement sources area. $800,000 and $1 million for the says agency chairman Alan The PA plan Is an out- said that when Davis was ar- Mrs. (ictzler is Monmouth campaign, while his Re- Sagner. growth of a program to build rested, a "hit list" was re- County Financial Committee publican opponent, con- "So far, It looks favorable, Industrial parks In New Jersey covered that named the judge, chairwoman for Mr. Bradley's servative Jeffrey Bell, Intends and New York that would In- Mrs. Davis and three persons campaign, and she noted that to raise $1.5 million, she added. 250 Other Public clude solid-waste fuel gener- who figured In a bloody 1971 Notices ating stations at each site, the snooting spree at the Davis HOTlci Notice II Ittrtby givtn thai Rlv Star Ledger of Newark re- mansion that led to the murder ervlew Hospital hoi mod* application ported In Monday editions. trial. Abortion panel to the Nn JtfMV Department ot TronsporfiHIon for 1 ?4« passenger Sunday's arrest came after small but lo provide transportation to The New Jersey depart- me menially and physically handl- a police Informant, wired for cofiped persons In Northern Monmouth ments of energy and environ- County. New Jersey mental protection, sound, showed Davis a Any Interested private Ironslt or snapshot of District Judge Joe to meet again poratramlt operator* within Ihli orea Hackensack Meadowlands De- are Invited to comment on Ihli pro- posed service by sending a written no velopment Commission, Essex Eidson's "body" stuffed in a Flee within 30 days 10 Mr Steven Klein. TRENTON (AP) - A legislative panel hearing testimony on C/O Rlvervlcw Hospital. IS Union County Improvement Author- car trunk, said the sources, Street. Red Bonk. New Jersey O?H)I and who asked not to be identified. a bill that would Impose more stringent regulations on abortion Office of Special Programs ity and the cities of Newark New Jersey Deportment ot Tronsporla and Jersey City are among Eidson had posed for the photo procedures will call a second meeting within a few weeks. Horn at the request of police, the "We have about 18 more people who were signed up to IMS Parkway Avenue agencies Sagner has discussed AP WHtlPHOTO P.O. BOH 101 sources added. testify at our public hearing last Thursday," said Sen. Anthony Trenton. New Jersey OWJS the plan with or with which he DAVIS ARRESTED — Millionaire Thomas Cullen Davis was arrested and Attention: Mr Jesep Huooler Is planning to meet. Scardlno, D-Bergen, chairman of the Senate Institutions, Health August »• " •"•• They said the informant jailed in Ft. Worth yesterday on charges he solicited the murder of a state and Welfare Committee. also showed Davis the judge's district judge. The alleged victim, Tarrant County District Judge Joe Eidson, driver's license, then collected Supporters of the bill claim the stricter regulations fall is hearing the multi-million dollar divorce suit tiled by his estranged wife, within the state's power to safeguard public health, preserve life The Daily Register a payoff of 125,000 in $100 bills. Priscilla. and uphold medical standards. A Davis family spokes- woman, who asked not to be argue that enactment would force women and Bass, a friend of one of Mrs Curry said McCrory furnished motive Davis might have for their doctors under restraints that violate the Constitution They The Sunday Register Identified, called the arrest a Davis' daughters, who was at an affidavit In which he said having the Judge killed. Eldsen charge the bill would try to scare women out of having Published by The fled Bonk Register "frameup." The spokeswoman the mansion during the shoot- that "within the last four recently approved Mrs. Davis' ahoriinn« • Cstobllshed In 1171 by John M Cook and Henry clav said defense attorneys would Mom Office Ings; Gus Gavrel, Miss Bass' days" Davis discussed with request to postpone the trial One Register Plata. Shrewsbury, N. J. 07701 comment after they assessed date the night of the shootings; him "hiring a hit man to kill from Aug. 14 to Sept. 18. Branch Offices the allegations and District Judge Tom Cave, the judge presiding in his She filed for divorce in 1974 •7tRt U.MIMIelown.N J.O77U Monmoutft County Courthouse. Freehold, N J 07771 Tarrant County District At- who denied Davis an op- divorce case." after Davis moved out of their DOUGLAS L. BOWMAN, V.M.D. 179 Broadway. Long Branch, N J. 07740 Stoiehouse. Trenton, N J OMIS torney Tim Curry said that portunity to post bond after the Davis' wife has rejected $6 million mansion. He shares when Davis was arrested at 9 shootings. Davis' offer of $1.5 million for a middle-class suburban home ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS exclusively lo the use of all the local news printed in the newspaper os well a.m., officers seized a firearm the divorce settlement. with longtime companion as oil AP news dispatches Curry said Davis was ar- silencer and the $25,000 in rested after a meeting with the McCrory, 40, was Identified Karen Master, 29. EQUINE Bureau ol Circulation, the New Jersey Press Association cash. He did not mention the Informer, who allegedly gave us an employee of one of the Curry said his office was Second Clots postage paid at Red Bonk. N . 07701 and at Mlddlelown. "hit list." nun a ,22-caliber pistol with a companies owned by the Davis tipped to the alleged murder- AND NJ 077*1 Published Sunday througn Friday Mall subscriptions po,oble In advance According to the sources, homemade silencer attached family. Davis Is a partner in tor-hire plot by the FBI last LARGE ANIMAL PRACTICE Term Dally Sunday Dolly ond Eidson's name headed the list. The Informer, David Me- KenDavis Industries, a con- Thursday, and Eidson was* Only Only Sunday DM ftor UJ00 HIM UOO0 Others on It were identified as Crory, had been wired (or glomerate that includes Mid alerted and provided with 24- PO BOX 183 Home delivery by Carrier -Dolly ortd Sunday fO cents a week, Sunday PrtscUla Davis, the million- sound at several meetings with Continent Oil & Gas Supply. hour police protection begin- LINCROFT. N J 07738 PHONE onty.Ucenti- 201-747-6750 Sltvgie copy at Counter - Odlly .IScents; Sunday 71 cents aire's estranged wife; Beverly Davis, police sources said Curry did not say what ning last Friday SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 21 1978

Register photos by Carl Forino 'Come to the Circus'

RIDING HIGH - Youngsters attending yesterday's per- formance ot the Hoxie Brothers Circus at Woodrow Wilson Homes Recreation Field, Long Branch, got to do more than |ust watch the elephants...they even got to ride them.

Byrne has no lust for presidency TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne says he has no plans to leave his post, de- spite compliments from Jer- sey City Mayor Thomas F.X. Smith that he would make "an outstanding President." In an interview with the Sunday Times Advertiser of Trenton, Byrne said, "I don't lust after the presidency, even in my heart." Byrne said he would not turn down a chance to become ambassador to Ireland if the post were offered, but he isn't seeking that job either. "If Carter wasn't in- terested and Kennedy wasn't Put Interested and I couldn't find another candidate who shares my principles, then I don't know what I would do," he told the newspaper. , your Byrne conceded there were rumors about his being offered the ambassadorship to Ireland when he was running for re- name election. He said he would not "walk out of the governor's office to- day to take that job" though. Byrne said he plans to com- where it plete his term as governor and has no Immediate plans for what he will do afterwards. "I would like to be the gov- Weather: Fair, cooler ernor who changed the image counts the most of New Jersey by doing real Atlantic Cty 13 75 clr Yesterday's ilgh Irm Monday and around ten knots Baltimore U 75 Ctr things, not public relations," peratirr it Ike Register's or less Monday night. It will be fl 73 clr Byrne said. Boifon 15 61 clr weatker sUtlw tu H ud Ike fair through Monday night. Buffalo 73 St .» clr Despite Byrne's dis- clr on a Central Jersey Bank tow 71 degrees. At 3 p.m. Ike CharlitnSC 93 10 Visibility will be five miles or Chicago 79 54 clr claimers, his strongest booster lemperatare was 71, the rela- more. The average wave Cincinnati 71 V» clr for the presidency is Jersey Cleveland 74 64 ctr tive humidity M per eeat aad heights will be from one toCoiumbui 11 57 cl City Mayor Thomas F.X. Ike temperature timidity In- Dal Ft- Wlti 101 72 (-1 High Interest Savings Book! three feet today. Denver H 51 cd, Smith. cdy dex 74. OveralgU low tern- Dei Molnet 13 S4 "I don't say anything I Detroit 77 53 peralire was 17 degrees. Honolulu U 73 don't mean and I think Bren- When your name is on a CJH savings book, you'll Tkttr was a trace »f preelplta- TIDES Houiton 94 70 dan would be an outstanding Indopolli 79 56 get interesting reading... with the highest interest U» U the 24 hMrs eadlag at ( Jacks'vllle VI 71 Ml president," Smith told the Sandy Hook Kan's City •3 57 cd a.m. laday. There were II Lot vegai 103 71 cl newspaper. rates the law allows us to pay. Make your money eacllig degree dayi yesterday, TODAY-High 11:09 pm Little Rock W 6V Cl andlow5:05pm Lo* Angelei I) 60 cl grow with a regular savings account or investors 82 Itr UK month le date aod Louisville II 61 cl TOMORROW- High 11:39 Mem phi* 19 73 Cll passbook savings account at Central Jersey Bank 789 far tke season. Miami 16 11 .MANALAfAM The Posten Funeral Home, owner of Warner Pharmacies 13 Atlantic Highland, is in charge in Neptune, Bradley Beach, of arrangements. Belmar and Manasquan. He was a member of the Thomas Williams New Jersey Pharmaceutical GARDEN TIES Society, the American Phar- o pressure 499 149 RED BANK- Thomas Wil- maceutical Society, member 4X9X8 treated.(rested . O dipped... liams, 46, of 42 Layton Ave., of the Board of Directors of the 0 creosote 199 ccwo creosote died Thursday In the Veterans Central Jersey Bank, Free- 4X0X0 dipped OXOXO dlpptd... Hospital at Lyons. hold, and he was a 25-year Bom In Virginia, he had chairman of the board of Con- »»o»oto Q99 been a local resident the past gregation of Agudath Achlm of dipped three years. He was a veteran Bradley Beach. of the Korean Conflict. His wife, Florence Warner. W BUILDING CENTER He was a member of the dledinlM2. 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY Calvary Baptist Church and of Surviving are two sons , Ira its senior choir. Warner of Deal, and Gerald There are no known sur- Warner of West Long Branch; vivors. one sister, Mrs. Mary Frank of Arrangements are being Bradley Beach, and four handled by the Chitds Funeral grandchildren. Home. The Bloomfield—Cooper Funeral Chapel, Ocean Town- Gershon Peslikin ship, Is In charge of arrange- ments. LONG BRANCH - Gershon Peshkln, 71, of 385 Ocean Blvd., died Saturday at Exotic pets Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Register Mw'»» »y Peve ximii Mr. Peshkin was born in may be out ART FOR ART'S SAKE — From left top, dents, on Ocean Ave., this weekend. Center, New York City and lived In the Holmdel weaver and craftsman Barbara Bass Robert Blackburn, a Buckland, Mass. flute shore area most of his Ufe. He explains handicraft technique to Jack and Kathy maker, tests his his bamboo product with retired In 1173 from his work in Jersey Hiebert, Hersey, Pa. The weaver was one of the Donald Horberger, Marlton. Bottom, Sunday as pharmacist at Home Drugs, TRENTON (AP) - New many artists gathering at the Elberon art show strollers find just what they're looking for. Asbury Park. Jerseyans may not be able to at the Historical Museum Church of the Presl- Mr. Peshkln was a gradu- keep pet leopards or other ex- ate of Columbia University otic animals In the house if and was a member of Temple rules proposed by the state De- All the Good Things Beth El, Ocean Twp., and the partment of Environmental temple's Men Club; Jordan Protection lake effect as Judge to rule on Times contempt You've Come to Expect... Masonic Lodge 247, Neptune; scheduled Sept. 1. Monmouth County and New The proposed regulations HACKENSACK (AP) - ready had given the court that have to be decided by saying that the reporter col- Plus New Easy-Care Cuts Jersey Pharmaceutical socie- would allow more than 50 com- The New Jersey Judge who Information. Trautwein. laborated with Bergen County mon species of birds and fined the New York Times ties, and the Shore Lodge of Abrams also gave the judge Arnold said he would hold authorities to bring about the The headline tells it all. The number one halrcutter B'nal B'rtth. animals to be kept without a $5,000 a day and sent Times Farber's incomplete and un-the Times' files "in escrow" surgeon's Indictment. around now has really put it all together. His-and-her He Is survived by his permit. These Include reporter Myron A. Farber to edited manuscript on the until a hearing Monday. perms, coloring, frosting, hennas, hair relaxing, and now widow, Addlse; a son, Stephen, hamsters, gerblls, rats and Jail Indefinitely was to hold a murder case, but Arnold said Farber, jailed since Aug. 4 - easy-care cuts that look great lor weeks. Just run a of Barrington,; a daughter, mice, bullfrogs, dusky hearing today to determine if the surrender of the man-for refusing to surrender his TOWNSHIP OF brush through your hair or fluff It with your lingers. salamanders and the boa con- Mrs. Barbara Ruderman, of the newspaper had purged uscript was not enough. He reporter's files, was in- MIDDLETOWN West Hartford, Conn; his strictor. Domestics dogs and itself of civil contempt. told the attorney he wanted all strumental in the re-opening of mother, Mrs. Rebecca Peshkln cats would not be affected by Superior Court Judge Theo- of Farber's files on the case. a dormant Investigation into a TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE And at Act II, a professional sham- s - ,» of Miami, a brother, Hyman the new regulations. dore W. Trautwein found the "I want these items in my series of mysterious deaths at August 22,197S poo, cut, and blow-dry are Just: 1 C. BtnlMU'PerliM: Peskln of Miami and a sister The boa constrictor is Times and Farber guilty of jurisdiction so I don't have to Rlverdell Hospital in Oradell I fttoellng opened by Mayor ot 7:10 Molly brothers, of Miami and "basically a docile snake." both civil and criminal con- swim the Hudson River to get in 1W5 and 19M. ? Township Properly Sale ]- Approval at Minutes Witlings four grandchildren. said zoologist Jo Ann Frier of tempt July 14, and It Is up to them," Arnold said. In his original articles on netd August I & I. If '• the DEP's Division of Fish, him to decide If when the civil 4 Introduction ol Proposed Or Richard C. Holdal Funeral In the case of the Times, the case, he dubbed Dr. Mario dlrtonces: Home; Ocean Twp. Is in Game and Shellflsheries She sanctions should be lifted. Abrams argued that the news- Jascalevlch, Dr. X. A. Amendment, Fire Zone lien lotlvcl charge of funeral arrange- says the stories about them Times attorney Floyd paper had turned over every- Jascalevlch's trial on three I. Administrator A. Appointment Shoo! Harbor ments. strangling humans are mostly Abrams, who surrendered the thing on the case that was un- counts of murder entered its Marine Museum Advisory CommlttM myth. newspaper's files on the Dr. X der its control and thus should 26th week Monday. Arnold has B Appointment Board of Com "They don't want to eat you case Friday, argued that the be relieved of the civil con- [(•quitted the surgeon on two mlsslon.rs Housing Authority m. PMth NPIICW C. Street Light Request so they probably won't choke Times' action "purged" the tempt sanctions levied against murder counts because of a D. Fire Deportment Applications WILLIAMS — Thomas, ol « * Resolutions you, "she said. newspaper of civil contempt. It lack of evidence. A. Correction ol a Resolution Loyton Ave.. on August I/, l»7l Dear Warren Apel Irlend ol l*t and Mrs. Lee Funeral Ms. Frier said the common He told Dr X trial Judge Arnold said he did not have The entire free press-fair B Bingo ft Rattles 21 BROAD STREET services Tuesday 10 am ol Chllds Fu- C Payment ol Bills neral Home. 3U Shrewsbury Avenue. species must be caged and she William J. Arnold there was no the authority to lift the $5,000 a trial matter began when Hilda Column Red •on*. Interment Shorelond Memo Township Clerk RED BANK 747-7770 rial Gardens. Hoflet Friends may roll warned about releasing birds, need to withhold the docu- day fine against the Times. Jascalevich's attorneys sub- ol the lunerol home lonlohl Horn hamsters or guinea pigs. ments since other parties al- The matter, he said, would poenaed Farber's notes, Mon,, TUBS., Thurs., Sal. 10 am-7 pm. Wtd.tFrl •« SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY AUGUST 21.1978 The Daily tegtoer 5 The 106-foot sloop Clearwater is shown in action hahne's

•end her back to school In rote cotton corduroy coordinates by glrltown with matching challis big top in vanilla or pink cotton /polyester, sizes 7-14. elasticized waist pants, 14 00 2 pocket vest, 11 00 big top blouse, 13 00

Two-day festival is scheduled at Ft. Hancock

SANDY HOOK - The There Is no admission fee for children include puppet Environmental Sloop and a better environment, the There is a fee for the sails Third Annual Clearwater Fes- for the two-festival ol con- shows, cartoon drawing ses- Clearwater, a 106-foot replica sloop will take passengers on and deck space is very limited. Uval will be held here at Ft. Unuous music, arts and crafts sions, clowns and a face paint- of a Hudson River sloop built three-hour sails on Sandy Hook Reservations should be Hancock Friday and Saturday exhibits, environmental dis- Ing booth by the folkslnger Pete Seeger Bay at 11 am and 3 pm on made without delay with (Aug. IS and U) from noon plays and films, A highlight of the festival Now a famous symbol of Friday, and at II a.m., 3 p.m , Barbara DeVUblss. 304 Main until dusk. Dozens of special activities will be the two-day visit of the the movement for clean water and 7 p.m. on Aug. 26. St., Matawan, 07747. hahne's Coed gym Man acquitted in embezzlement Fire termed ^suspicious' FREEHOLD — Gino Rlcca ducted before Judge of Clark St., Holmdel, has been Wlchmann and prosecuted by FREEHOLD - Local fire car garage at 25 Bannard alarm at the one-story, wooden blamed for acquitted of charges he en- thhe state attorney general's of- officials termed "suspicious" a Street. frame garage which was being bezzled a total of 134,657, fice. I p.m blaze last night which Six fire trucks and 110 local used only as a garden equip- an injury fraudulently obtained a total of completely destroyed a one- firemen responded to the ment storage room, according FREEHOLD - The state $20,000, and made false entries Tennis classes to 2nd Asst. Fire Chief William in corporate records of policy mandating coeduca- berry nlcel Hulse. tional physical education Elastomers Ltd. and Syn begin Sept. 9 Grant pays educator counseling The assistant chief said the classes Is partially blamed for ergtstlcs Corp., Clark St., Key- alleen's knit fire was brought under control an Injury to a Freehold Re- port, between September 1974 ABERDEEN - Tennis coordinates guidance training at Brookdale In IS minutes, but he added gional High School student in a and Auqust 1976. classes begin at township that the building and its con- suit filed in Superior Court. Ricca was charged with 11 courts Sept. 9. for big and little LINCROFT - A group of Learning Center in Long Classes will be offered on tents—of undetermined value In their suit, Samanthy counts of embezzlement, two girls in berry or 18 educators working in adult Branch, is leading the project. Saturday mornings starting al — were destroyed. Groendyke of Adelphia and counts of fraud and 11 counts grey, sizes education are being trained in Training session directors in- 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. for junior Assistant Chief Hulse said her parents John and Dorothy ol making false entries. One of counseling and guidance skills clude Edward Hattauer, an In- intermediates; 10:15 to 11 a.m. 4-6x, 7-14. police and fire officials believe Barry of Brick Township, the embezzlement charges had under a state Adult Education structor in adult counseling at for beginners and advanced the blaze was a "possible charge that the state policy of been dismissed by County acylic/poly- Act grant awarded Brookdale Columbia University Teachers beginner juniors, and 10:30 arson fire" because of the coeducational gym classes Is Court Judge William T. ester pants, Community College's Learn- College; Bessie Watkins- a.m. to 12:15 p.m. for be- absence In the storage room of negligent because the state Wlchmann before the case ing Center. Mincy, a faculty member of ginners and advanced be- 9-11.00 combustibles or electricity. should have known the policy went to the jury. A 10-day workshop for the City College of New York's ginner adults. ' was "highly likely to cause In- The weeklong trial was con- acrylic turtleneck, group will run through Aug.25 graduate school, and Angelo He said there were no In- juries to a number of girls." at the college. juries reported In the fire 6.50-7.50 rag, which broke out in the garage Participants represent 11 Ms. Croendyke end her pa- short sleeve located 250 feet from owner counties and Include teachers, Athletic events field rents allege that she was in- Carl Andersen's home, drawstring counselors and administrators. jured by a male student while day slated Sept. 16 The fire was reported by a playing flag football in a gym if you think sweater ot After the training session, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS passing motorist. class at the high school ' the participants will conduct acrylic/polyester/ — Borough residents are asked Firemen, under the direc- Also named in the damage similar workshops in their own rayon/nylon, to help in organization of a tion of Freehold Fire Chief Ted suit are the regional board of you're schools, establishing a state- field day of athletic events for Adamko, remained on the education, David Tave, the 12.00-13.00 wide network of skilled coun- young people. The event would scene for 45 minutes. physical education teacher su- selors of adults. replace the Junior Olympics, A joint police and fire de- pervising the game; Joseph losing Harriet Raynes Thaler, co- which was cancelled by the partment Investigation into the Boyle, student who allegedly ordinator of human resources Recreation Committee as a re- cause of the blaze will begin caused the Injury; and his pa- programs at the Brookdale sult of declining participation. today. rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. your hair.. Boyle. Blood clinic ael HOLMDEL - The Red ... you're Cross, In cooperation with the local board of health, is con- ducting a free blood pressure wrong clinic Thursday from 12:30-4 p.m. in the courtroom at the municial center, 14 Crawford Corner's Road. If you think you are going bald because you find an accumulation of hair on your brush, comb hahne's Levrs or shower drain, you are probably frightening yourself without reason. It's perfectly natural for everyone, young and old, male and female, to lose a certain number of hairs every day. These are boys look their best In CORDUROY simply dead and must be removed so that fresh robert bruce's classic vital hair can replace them In fact, you are con- sweaters and turtlenecks STRAIGHTS stantly growing new hair. in sizes 8-20. crew When a hair falls out, there are several things neck sweater in $ which determine whether or not a new hair will yellow, blue or tan, 12" grow in its place. Grooming and cleanliness are wool/polyester, 16.00 25W • 38W two factors. A third is nutrition. turtleneck in navy, white, Nutrition and good hair are critically related blue, green or maize In fact, you cant have one without the other. polyester/ cotton, 8.00. Numerous laboratory experiments have demon- R*«4it«f pfttti fevCa n F ROTARY PROJECT — The sixth nutrition site sponsored by the Red Bank strated that the relationship between B vitamins, Rotary Club-opened Friday at the VFW Building, Cliffwood Beach. The iositol, copper, folic acid, PABA, and calcium, and project will aid senior citizens and is funded by the Federal Government. vital hair are of chronic importance Attending ceremonies at the opening were Congressman James Howard (back row, right), accompanied by Islanding, left to right) Bill Saloukas, You may be getting your requirements of Rotary Club Red Bank president; Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner, and Hwy. 35, Middletown these essential vitamins and minerals from your project director James Psichos. Seated (left to right) are Mr. and Mrs. Fred (ShoprlU Ctnltr) daily diet. However, if your diet is in any way defi- Dietrich and Freeholder Harry Larrison. 671-0505 cient (as is the case with many Americans), Pro- Hair 21 was designed to act as a necessary sup- plement. This is especially true in the cases of vitamins and minerals which are not found in abundance in the foods you eat. Maintaining a beautiful head of hair should not Let DIRECT ACCOUNT pay your bills! be a frightening mystery. To maintain the fun- II you have a mortgage or instalmenl loan or charge accounts, damentals of good nutrition should be as authorize Direct Account lo re-pay it on a regular basis. Your fundamental a principle as the daily use of all of payments are never late because Direct Account remembers tor your grooming aids. A daily regimen of hair care you... you avoid "stub payments" and save trips lo the bank. which includes the use of Pro-Hair 21 will aid in maintaining a thicker, more vital and beautiful head of hair. Pro-Hair 21 is a vitamin supplement which should be ingested orally on a daily basis. Pro-Hair 21 is made by Vitamerica, the vitamin people who care about you. In- Call toll-free from New Jersey 24 hour* a day(7 days * week sist on Pro-Hair 21 PROVIDENT at your local drug VITflfli€RICflW Cal 0047124800 counter. For information about Direct Account please call 9 to 5. Mon thru Fri IG8BA mc/W MfMKflFMC Available at drug counters everywhere SHOP 6 NIGHTS TIL 9:30 AT MONMOUTH MALL The Daily Register Engineers promoting selves that high local officials, includ- Established in IK7K — Published by The Red Rank Register •y JACK ANDERSON chairman of a House Public ing judges, stand in line to re- Works subcommittee which ceive the lunch handouts. oversees the Engineers The ARTHUR Z. KAM1N WASHINGTON - For WASHINGTON The elderly also are able to years, the Army Engineers Alabama Democrat had never President and Editor be flown at government ex- have been building waterways, beard of the expensive self- pense from island to island for dams and other pet vote-get- SCENE aggrandizement program until health care and other free so- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor ting projects dear to the hearts we inquired at his office cial services Compounding of congressmen But now the iiiiiiiiuimi iiiiiiiiiiniiii iiiiiiiiiiu He then demanded and got the problem is the fact that 6 eager beaver Engineers have operation to Ue the basically natives from independent SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY AUGUST 21 1978 dipped into the federal pork civilian pork barrel projects from the Corps a sheepish ad- mission that the centers were Samoa are increasingly com- barrel for about (10 million to "to the Army and the national ANDERSON ing to American Samoa to get 1 promote themselves defense " Morns' subordinates being built. One of Bevill's as- 'Can I gel it back when ihe cops go on strike? sistants said the congressman a share of the largesse This amount was slyly set quickly responded with blue- The Interior Department's aside for the construction of 11 prints for the 11 new informa- was incensed because "he security blanket of foreign aid likes to know about these from the United States. Office of Territorial Affairs is visitor centers throughout the tion center buildings. They aware of Uie interlopers, but a things." The small American pro- country so that the Corps could were approved by their bosses" spokesman said little can be tectorate holds a total popu- butter up the taxpaylng public In Washington, but still re- A spokesman for the Corps, done about it because the il- lation of about 30,600 natives The authorization and money quired congressional approval. contacted by our reporter Pe- legal recipients look the same We are currently pouring in (or the tourist centers were The Engineer Corps ter Grant, blustered that as the American Samoans. concealed from key con- wangled this by submitting the simple oversight was to blame MO million a year in assistance funds. This totals out to an The pattern in Micronesia, gressional committees by appropriations request in\the (or keeping the congressional where the people recently some bureaucratic legerde- guise of operation and main- committees in the dark. "In estimated 11,000 annually com- pared to the |300 average in- voted to place themselves un- main "It was sneaky," said a tenance expenses, which eon< retrospect, maybe we should der U.S. aegis, is depressingly congressional aide. "The con- gressional aides complain was have told them," lie awkward- come of the inhabitants of nearby Independent Western similar. A veteran U.S. admin- gressmen here like to know a "sneaky play " One-line, un- ly conceded "Sometimes istrator there comments: about these things ' explained items, intended for you're smarter after these Samoa. U.S. aid provides 60 percent of Samoa's gross in- "We.ve smothered them, Previously, the Corps had the centers, were blanketed in things than before." and it will take them a long operated information centers with general project expen- come. Some of the specific programs financed by Wash- time to come out from under in various projects on a ditures. WELFARE PARADISE - this blanket." The once-happy South Sea Is- ington show that the protec- modest scale. The project en- Three of the centers have Meanwhile, a number of In- lands of the Pacific are fast torate Is In danger of becoming gineer's office usually offered already been built, yet have habitants of the overprotectlve basic information and materi- never been specifically funded becoming Paradise Lost. H a welfare state, with the Sa- bomb tests contaminated such moans becoming addicted to U.S. regime are becoming In- al to visitors But LI. Gen. J.W. by Congress. Corps officials creasingly resentful because Morris, who became chief en- are vague about identifying atolls as Bikini and The Mar- unrequested government ser- quesas. Tahiti has become a vices. For instance, with the their people are growing too gineer of the Corps two years precisely which pocket the dependent on the paternalistic ago, came up with a more money came from. jet tourist stop. Now placid compliments of Uncle Sam, American Samoa, where Rob- elderly Samoans receive free aid from outside and the grad- grandiose propaganda One of the most red-faced ual erosion of what was once a scheme and irate members of Con- ert Louis Stevenson spent his lunches regardless of need. An last peaceful years, is in dan- observer back from a recent strong and Independent peo- He Instructed division gress over the legislative ple. heads to set up a tub-thumping dupery Is Rep. Tom Bevlll, ger of being smothered in a trip to the islands reported Ike's goof sealed Berlin's fate

By JIM BISHOP IIIIIHIIItllllllllltlllllllHHHHIIIIIIIIIIIHIMII city with American help, al- and KOIH'V to Moscow and though they realized that most pitted one group of armies «Di Sun-Time* Three decades later, the American commanders did not against the other in a race to myopic eye of Berlin stares THE want to serve under Field capture Berlin. accusingly out of the center of Marshal Bernard Law Mont- Zhukov was so eager to win Europe. Tokyo has recovered REPORTER gomery. that he sent entire divisions of Carter's poll problems from the war. So has Rome (3). Elsenhower claimed troops to slaughter on the and Warsaw and Leningrad. HMimiliiliiiiHiiiiiiiiliimiiitmmiMHiHiii that he was under pressure to heights to the west of the Oder. Has Jimmy Carter blown it? That gress. But on matters of substance, Not Berlin. It remains a city ready American divisions to The German defenders be- divided by vengeful nations. came exhausted killing Rus- question — phrased a bit less fliply, to the Carter Administation, for all of its mistake? At last we have some ship to the Pacific, although authoritative opinions. his patron, Gen. George C sians. The Soviet survivors be sure — is being asked with Why didn't the Americans crossed political signals, has general- take it? In the spring of 1145, Jim Gavin was the brilliant Marshall, asked for no as- BISHOP raped Berlin at will monotonous frequency lately. A dra- ly performed vPell. Adolf Hitler made a profound commander of the 82nd Air- sistance until after the Nazi He said he proposed to drive It is Ironic that, in two matic Gallup Poll showing Mr. Carter In foreign policy, the president has decision. Defeat for Germany borne division. He waited for military machine had been south to Leipzig — avoiding world wars, American com- trailing Edward Kennedy in a pursued a steady and by and large was inevitable, and he placed the word to drop his 12,000 par- "mopped up." (4). Ike be- Berlin - and hoped to meet manders did not see Berlin as hypothetical contest is only the latest the bulk of his military atroopers into the Tlergarten. lieved that Hitler and a few Russian forces there, thus cut- a jewel in the haughty crown successful course. The exception has crack divisions were sneaking evidence to be cited by those who strength on the Oder River, 60 The word never came. Eisen- ting Germany In halves. on Germany. Gen. John J. Per- been in relations with the Soviet Un- miles east of Berlin. The hower said the decision not to south to a mountainous re- slung, with the connivance of claim that the engaging outsider from Stalin was elated. He ion, but given Mr. Carter's campaign Americans were on the Elbe, take Berlin was Franklin Roo- doubt. begged (or more details. Ike Field Marshal Foch, allowed the Georgia farm country has proved a emphasis on human rights and the 55 miles west of Berlin. sevelt's. This is untrue. It was His armies were not ex- sent them. The combined Hindenburg's armies to retire failure inside, a harsh judgment that Ike who goofed. In order across the Rhine. The widespread dissatisfaction with Kis- The Germans would fight hausted. He told Gen. Kenneth chiefs of staff learned what he supposedly will be reflected in the the Russians to the death, Gavin, who was always a Strong that he worried about was doing and ordered him to Allies did not pursue, did not singer-style realpolitik, some ferment voting boothscome 1980. knowing that if they took the stand-up man, has written a his "Idle divisions," that they stop communicating with a destroy German military and uncertainty in U.S.-Soviet rela- capital city, they would do book ironically titled "On To would cause "trouble." Gen. chief of state. Field Marshal might. In World War II, Gen. It is interesting that the hysteria tions was probably inevitable. unto German civilians what Berlin." It will be published George C. Patton's Third Alan Brooke wrote: "To start William H. Simpson's Ninth about Mr. Carter's plummeting poll the Germans had done unto next month by Viking. Other Army had been built up to with, he has no business to Army was prepared to race for ratings doesn't seem to have infected On domestic issues, the president Jewish civilians and Russians senior commanders have writ- 540,000 men. He stood west of address Stalin directly. His Berlin as Gavin's 82nd Air- borne prepared to drop from ithe president himself. Either Mr. has been less successful. But it is and Slavs. ten memoirs. In the matter of Dresden. And stood. And communication should be Berlin, most were apologists. stood. through the combined chiefs of the night skies over the city. Carter is putting up a brave false front difficult to conceive of another presi- The door was ajar for Su- dent faring dramatically better on is- preme Commander Dwight D. Elsenhower decided not to On March 28, 1945, Gen. El- staff..." After the war, Ike blamed It or, more likely, he recognizes the Elsenhower. He chose to stand take Berlin because: (1). It sues like welfare reform, national senhower did the Inexcusable. Stalin sent a message to all on a dead president, Frank- transitory nature of such midterm on the Elbe He did not ask the might lead to fighting in the He sent a coded telegram to Ike: "I agree with you... Ber- lin D. Roosevelt. Thirty years barometers of popularity. As Richard health insurance or energy legislation. Russians for an American streets between Russians and Josef Stalin without consulting lin has lost its former strategic later, the blame is on another Nixon and Edmund Muskie can attest The congressional impasse over a right-of-way from Wstt Ger- Americans; (2). The British his superiors In Washington or importance." Then the Rus- dead president, Dwight D. Ei- wanted the honor of taking the from different vantage points, polls comprehensive energy bill, at least many tp Berlin. A monumental his British comrades-in-arms. sian called Marshals Zhukov senhower... are notoriously unreliable in predict- until the show of progress made after ing how voters will act when con- Carter prodded the lawmakers on the fronted with an actual, rather than a issue in his press conference last propsective, election choice. And a week, has been the president's biggest The professor reports again poll which features the almost disappointment. But it is less a result numinous name of Edward Kennedy is of mistakes on his part than of all-but- By JAMES J. KILPATRICK II I mini mini something close to bare given state, and second especially unreliable as a referendum intractable regional and ideological knuckles. through the use of tuition on the incumbent president's per- Twelve years ago Professor It was once assumed, he vouchers "to be used in any cleavages in Congress on issues like James S. Coleman delivered CONSERVATIVE notes, that elimination of formance. Mr. Kennedy is probably accredited school, public or the deregulation of natural gas pric- himself of a report on school school segregation owing to of- private." far more successful as a noncandidate desegregation. In glowing VIEW ficial actions would eliminate ing. Desegregation can be made than he would be as a candidate in a The drop in the president's poll terms he proclaimed the all, or nearly all, racial segre- educational benefits to black gation in public schools. This to work In our major cities, contested election in which the so- ratings undoubtedly reflects disap- iiiiiiiimHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiimiiiiiiiiiiii Professor Coleman believes, called Chappaquidick issue certainly children that would flow from "romanticism" has now been pointment with the slow pace of re- Integrated classrooms. In dispelled. Most segregation is but only through some radical would be unearthed. powerful paper setting forth changes in thinking at high form in the Carter Administration, not those days the author of the the result of residential pat- half a dozen "incorrect be- levels. There must be less But there is another reason for Mr. to mention displeasure at tangential Coleman Report was the liber- liefs" about desegregation. At terns, and It cannot successful- KILPATRICK als' darling. ly be ended by court order. coercion by government and Carter's seeming equanimity: He ac- but damaging issues like the Bourne least In liberal circles, he is more incentives toward volun- nobody's sweetheart now. professionals, who believe tually has not done a bad job as affair and the verbal lapses of Am- Then disillusion set In. The A second assumption — tary cooperation with parents. more Professor Coleman Professor Coleman's paper Coleman's original assumption they know better than parents president. bassador Andrew Young. If the presi- We should rid ourselves of the looked at his evidence, the was delivered April 21 before a of 1966 — was that integration or children what Is good for the "curiously racist" notlen that Episodes like the Peter Bourne dent's low numbers galvanize him into more he became dissatisfied community college In Dear- automatically would improve children." It also manifests the all-bleck schecla are inheren- affair and the recent imbroglio involv- polishing what is still often with it. The studies of other bom, Mich. Considering his the achievement of lower-class arrogance of the white liberal tly Inferior. This simply Is not ing a purged ally of House Speaker amateurish political techniques, so researchers fortified his eminence in the field of civil black children. It hasn't who believes that while blacks so. Of great Importance, state doubts. Publicly acknowledg- rights, it is curious that his worked out that way. Careful ,,should be given benefits, they Thomas P. O'Neill are embarrassing much the better. But to view the legislatures must prevent sub- ing that he had fallen into address has received so little studies "show either no should never be given choice." urban school districts from and politically damaging, there can be Gallup Poll or any other collective "wishful thinking," the pro- attention. Here he Is on the achievement effects, or else In point of fact, says Pro- barring transfers by Inner-city no doubt. So is avoidable bungling in judgment as proof of Jimmy Carter's fessor recanted. Now he has attack. In the genteel world of losses." What once appeared fessor Coleman, blacks in- children. the president's relations with Con- "failure" is premature and unfair. delivered himself of a brief but academia, he punches with to be fact is now known to be creasingly have turned to fiction. "It Is not the case that Catholic parochial schools in The original Coleman Re- school desegregation, as It has order to escape "the low port of 1166 was widely publi- been carried out In American educational standards, dis- cized. It was cited as scholarly Energy-resource recovery schools, generally brings order, physical danger, and authority in dozens of court achievement benefits to dlsad- moral risk they see In the pub- opinions. The professor now There can be no doubt at the cur- record of foresight in the fields of vantaged children." lic school to which their child has confessed error, boldly rent stage of this nation's economic waste disposal and reclamation, is has been assigned." He would and courageously, and has A third false assumption led done his best to correct the development that the energy problem well prepared to establish a pioneer- enlarge the opportunities for the courts to impose busing freedom of choice, first record. But don't hold your is the most demanding of all the con- ing program of this sort. It thus has orders to create Instant racial through the voluntary transfer breath until the judges who siderations involved in sound planning received the enthusiastic support and balance. The judges supposed of minority children to schools cited Coleman I begin to cite for our future welfare. Overwhelming endorsement of the state Department they could thus assign particu- of their choice anywhere In a Coleman II instead. lar children to particular trade deficits and the weakness of the of Energy in its bid. If it receives the schools and make the assign- dollar on the world market are serious grant, it will be the only county in the ments stick. The judges were signals of the threat of further de- state participating in the energy re- wrong. The court orders pro- Quotes of note terioration of our economy posed by . covery demonstration project. No oth- duced white night to the sub- "This Is probably the most Meun, a New York banker, continuing dependence on foreign oil. er county has qualified for it. urbs and achieved Instability damaging statement made testifying Friday before the within the major cities. The against me. It Is false," James It's a multi-faceted problem that Apparently bolstering the county Senate Judiciary Committee process continues. "Seattle is Earl Ray, convicted assassin on an FBI plan to reduce en- demands every possible corrective ac- bid is the fact that Fort Monmouth has about to engage in a plan of Martin Luther King Jr., re- forcement efforts against bank tion. Every effort that promises to aid begun to convert its boilers so that it which will almost certainly be sponding Friday at a House robberies. •% the cause is worthy of recognition and will be a prime market for refuse- unstable " In Illinois, the State Assassinations Committee support. derived fuels generated in the area. Board of Education is "still hearing to a statement by a "It's going to be s home. living with the romantic fiction retired London police officer Such an effort is that being under- The county reclamation center, it is There were no chemical that a government plan of stu- that Ray confessed to killing smells, and they swore thert pointed out, could provide the fuel for taken by Monmouth County free- dent assignment will result In the civil rights leader while wasn't a canal." - Bonnie holders who moved last week to obtain Fort Monmouth and, subsequently, enrollments matching that as- jailed In England. Snyder, one of the fleeing resi- a $50,000 federal grant to study the many industrial and commercial en- signment." dents of the Love Canal near feasibility of energy and resource re- terprises in our region. Professor Coleman attacks "If the proposed cutback in Niagara Falls, NY., about her FBI funding Is not reversed, it covery from the solid wastes at the another set of incorrect beliefs new home on an Air Force The project is a most worthy one. that have prevented develop- will be interpreted as a clear base 25 miles away. The Air county reclamation center. This is one The Board of Freeholders is to be ment of constructive policies. signal to the criminal com- Force offered the homes to the of (the areas that offer meaningful commended on its continuong in- There is the assumption that munity that law enforcement M families with pregnant progress but will require a great deal itiative in this vital area, and we trust lower-class black parents, efforts in this area are being women or young children, the of research and practice for the de- the federal Department of Energy will when provided with opportuni- de-emphasized, and this can be most vulnerable to the effects ty for choice In education, will expected to result In an In- of the chemicals rising from velopment of viable technologies. honor the request for the pilot pro- not use it. This belief is In part crease in the number of over- old drums burled In the former Monmouth County, with an enviable gram funding. OUB OF THESE VMS "a conceit of the educational all Incidents," Wilbur N dump. Summer weddings Lifestyle MONDAY AUGUST 21 1978 Tyson-Hansberry Miller-Pearce MARGATE - The mar groom; Jeffrey T. Nanasi, and BURLINGTON, Vt. - The First Unitarian finance at the University of Vermont, where he rtage of Mist Patricia Bonnie L. Bruce Bum. Church was the setting here Aug. 11 for the wu graduated last year DeMonte-Maggal Hanaterry, daughter of Mr Karen Campbell was flower marriage of Miss Wendy Helen Pearce, to The couple reside in South Burlington, after FLUSHING, NY -Miss Davida Elizabeth Maggal, daugh and Mrs. Edward H. girl and ring bearer wu Jel- Laurence Glenn Miller of Burlington The bride a honeymoon at Stowe ter of Rabbi and Mrs Moshe M Maggal of Los Angeles, Calif, Hansberry of Margate, to freyT BanatzJr Is the daughter of Dr and Mrs. John B Pearce, wu married here yesterday, to Arnold Mark DeMonte, son of Richard David Tyson, Atlantic The bride', an alumna of 15 Lake Ave, Fair Haven. Parents of the Mr and Mrs Alfred DeMonte, 50 Stanford Drive. Hazlet. N J City, son of Mr. and Mrs. bndtgroom are Mr. and Mrs Laurence R. Gwynedd-Mercy College with The ceremony and reception, took place here In the Terrace Walter L Tyson, Essex Ave- a BA degree in history, is em- Miller of Branford, Conn nue, West Keaiunurg, took On The Park ployed by the Atlantic City The Rev. Joseph Nerad officiated at the pace Aug. 11 here In the Board of Education and The bride's father officiated at the ceremony He was Church of the Blessed Sac- double ring ceremony, which was followed by a asslstd by the bride's uncles Rabbi Joseph Gelberman of New teaches social science in the reception here In the Sheraton Inn rament. high school. York, and Rabbi Sam Gelberman of Toronto, Canada The Rev. Anthony The bridegroom, who Christina Janowski was the bride's honor Miss Michelle Judith Maggal of Los Angeles, was mald'of DiBardino officiated at the teaches English also In the At- attendant. honor for her sister, who also was attended by her sister Miss ceremony, which was followed lantic City High School, re- JElana Maggal, the bridegroom's sister Miss Jody DeMonte and rATIKIA TVWN Arthur Carlson was belt man by a reception in Copsey's, ceived a BA degree In English Miss Janet GogUa Absecon from Manhattan College and a verstty. The bride is an alumna of Rumson-Fa.tr Haven Regional High School and the Univer- Howard DeMonte was best man for his brother Ushers Mrs Jeffrey T. Banasz was master's degree In special The couple make their sity of Vermont, where she majored in English were his brothers Robert, Scott and David DeMonte matron of honor for her sister. education from Fordham Unl- home in Atlantic City. Also attending the bride were and Communications. She and her husband are The bride, a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technolo Miss Barbara Tyson, sister of employed at The Topnotch at Stowe. He was gy, New York, is a designer of children's lingerie for Imerman the bridegroom; Miss Denise graduated from Notre Dame High School, West Corporation, Division of Jonathan Logan, New York. Marx-Stein Haven, Conn , and attended a year at Cheshire Roque, Miss Janet Scarcla, Mr DeMonte Is a graduate of Stevens Institute nf Technolo NEPTUNE - Miss Barbara Irene Stein, daughter of Mr. (Conn.) Academy. He majored in business and MR. AND MRS LAURENCE MILLER Miss Christine Kelly and Mrs. and Mrs. David Stein, 32 Winding Way, Little Silver, was gy, Hoboken, where he was a member of Delta Tau Delia Peter G. Stickel married here yesterday, to Fredrick Martin Marx, son of Mr fraternity He is employed by Buck Consultants, New York, as Walter L. Tyson Jr., was and Mrs. Milton Marx, 8M Broad St., Shrewsbury. Brien-Beattie an actuary best man for his brother and The cerltnony and reception took place here in Jumping After a wedding trip to England and .Scotland, the couple ushers were E. Brian Brook CountrWlub. Rabbi Alton Winters officiated. RUMSON-Miss Gall Joan Timothy John Brien, son of Nursing, is a registered nurse will reside in New York City Hansberry, brother of the Miss NaniH'tie Stein was maid of honor for her sister, who Beattie, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Brien on the staff of Bridgeport Hos- bride; Robert F. Tyson, David also was attended by Amle Siegler Laskowltz, Vivian Stahl Mrs. William C. BeatUe Sr . 38 of Stratford, Conn. The Rev pital. J Tyson, brothers of the bride- Senseney, Susan Brooks and Virginia Warden Center St., became the bride of Foster C. Wilson Jr, officiated Mr. Brien, a graduate of Sorority's season opens Paul Varrelmann was best man and ushers were William, at the ceremony July 29 here in Stratford High School and Nor Alan and Jonathan Marx, brothers of the bridegroom, and the First Presbyterian Church walk Institute of Technology, OCEANPORT - Members dent; Mrs Paul Nell. Baton* William Stein, brother of the bride. A reception followed at the is employed as a processing of XI Alpha Sigma chapter of town, recording secretary, Mrs Barr Qulst, correspond The bride and bridegroom are graduates of Red Bank Uncroft Inn and at the home technician at Wright Invest- Beta Sigma Phi, international Ing secretary, Mrs. Thomas Regional High School. of the bride's parents. ment, Inc , in the community service sorority, will resume Hanlon, Monmouth Beach, Miss Paula Beattie was activities tomorrow, when Mrs. Marx was graduated from School of International of Stratford, where the couple treasurerand Mrs Richard maid of honor for her sister Mrs Frank Darby, here, will Service of the American University, Washington, DC, and is now reside Boas, Asbury Park, extension and best man was Charles F host a luncheon and program attending Drexel University Graduate School, Philadelphia. She officers is a claims representative for Social Security Administration, Brien Jr., brother of the bride- CONVENTION lill.KI.AIi: planning session. U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Philadel- groom William C. Beattie Jr., SHREWSBURY - Miss Yearbooks compiled by phia. brother of the bride, was Rae Torchla, Certified Public New officers are Mrs Mrs Paul Nell, chairman, will usher. Secretary, and past president Ernest Seriatim. I.unroll, be distributed This year's Mr. Mane, a summer law clerk for Robinson, Wayne and president; Mrs Thomas Con- theme Is "Seek New Mrs. Brien, a graduate of of the MonmouthOcean Greenberg, Newark, was graduated summa cum laude from done, Oceanport, vice presi- Horizons." Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. He Is attending University of Rumson Fair Haven Regional Chapter of the National Secre- Pennsylvania Law School In Philadelphia. The couple will High School and Bridgeport taries Association (Interna- BARBARA MARX reside in that city. GAIL BRIEN (Conn.) Hospital School of tional,) was among the 2000 Series is offered on women and pills registrants at its 33rd annual convention in Vancouver, Can- KEYPORT - The Wom- qulllzers - The Newest Mini ada Miss Torchla Is secretary en's Resource and Survival cle Drug?" to be presented to M. J. Caponlgro, vice presi- Center, 57 West Front St., will Tuesday, Aug 28 , at 8 p.m., dent and manager, Monmouth present a three-part series on and Wednesday. Aug 30 at 10 Consolidated Water Company, Women and Pills beginning a.m.; "What Doctors Don't here. Tuesday, Aug. 20. Tell About The Pills You Each part of the series will Take," to be presented Tues- ADVISORY COUNCIL be presented at one daytime day, Sept 5 at 8 pm and Sad state of affairs WEST LONG BRANCH - and one evening seszion. Each Wednesday, Sept tat III .i in , The Shore Regional High session will run two hours. and "Coping With Anxiety, De- School Parents' Advisory The series Is open to the pression and Fear — Life Council of the Class of 1070 will public, without charge. Free Without Pills," to be presented meet Thursday at 8 p.m. here child care will be available Dear Readers: If you are I Tuesday, Sept 12 at 8 p in and where — with someone. How works. - Grand Forks, N.D. in the High School cafeteria The topics are: "Tran- Wednesday, Sept 13, al 10a m looking for a laugh today this about YOU? Dear Grand: At least 500 column is not for you. Skip it. Dear Ann Landers: Anyone people wrote to tell me about The question raised by this ANN LANDERS who attempts to get chewing this neat trick — and I'll admit reader Is one that has per- gum out of hair with gasoline it was news to me. My mother plexed a great many people. I has got to be crazy. A salad or used to use a scissors! Face Falls Fashions decided It was time to deal has not. Does the explanation But we cannot hand down to cooking oil will do the trick, Another suggestion from with It. lie In the fact that there are our children something we even If the kid has slept on II 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Wash- Unafraid! Dear Ann Landers: This more people, therefore more don't have ourselves. This all night. I know because I've ington, DC; Try peanut but- •ews Item appeared In the heartless, uncaring and crazy means it must start some- used It many times and II ter. Kltckeaer/Waterloo Record — ones along with the rest? In dateline, Montreal: part this is true, but there is Aboil a dozen people evidence to support the theory Goldstein-Bogart Sepp-O'Neill watched a seven-year old boy that drastically altered life- drown Saturday and refused to styles since World War II have BOCA RATON, Fla. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Announce Jimp Into the Riviere des caused great masses of people Bogart of Boca Raton, formerly of Middletown ment is made by Mrs. Dolores M. O'Neill, Prairies to save aim. Some to behave differently. Township, announce the engagement of their Navesink Ave., of the engagement of her said tke water was too pol- TheVUru'ted "states is now dau«hter' Mlss Unda Carolvn BoSart' <° Jan daughter, Miss Jeanne Theresa O'Neill, to Steven Olaf Sepp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anatol tated. largely a mobile society and" HoweU Goldstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Sepp, Paramus The wedding is planned for Police saW Martin Turgeon Canadian trends are similar. Goldstein of Delray Beach, formerly of New August of next year. of Montreal slipped off a wharf One out of every three U.S. York. An April wedding is planned. •ear a spot where untreated families moves every three Mr. Goldstein is a graduate of Christopher Columbus High School, Bronx, and Florida Miss O'Neill, a graduate of Middletown sewage Is damped Into the years. People no longer have Township High School and Rutgers University, river. the Feeling of "belonging." Atlantic University. He also attended Florida Institute of Technology In Melbourne. is attending Rutgers Graduate School ol "1'n awl qolng In there - There is a lesser attempt to Education and is employed by RCA American the water Is much Am dirty," become part of the communi- Communications, Inc. witnesses quoted we onlooker ty. They don't feel responsible Duffy-Van Wagner assaying. for what happens to their LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. Sepp, also employed at RCA, and an Seme people even left the neighbors because they don't Pells Van Wagner, 10 Pirates Cove Road, an- alumnus of Paramus High School and Rutgers sceae as Ike boy's father, a know them. nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss University, is attending Rutgers Graduate •••swimmer, thrashed about An added problem: Be- Diane Nelson Van Wagner, to Kirk Mallory School, Institute of Management and Labor la tke water and screamed for cause there are millions of Duffy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Duffy of Relations. kelp. guns and knives in the hands of Greenwich, Conn. A November wedding is A beater fished the boy's everybody and anybody, peo- planned. Steingraber-Ayers bedy Ml ef the river about 25 ple are afraid to intervene Miss Van Wagner, a graduate of Red Bank mliutfs later. when they see a woman being Regional High School and Franklin and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs "It makes yea wonder raped or a man being mugged. Marshall College, attends Pace University William Ayers, 21 King James Apartments, •bout kow human people are," Whenever we read or hear Graduate School of Business. She is a man- announce the engagement of their daughter, With a little help from your a police efflcer remarked. about the fatal shooting or the agement trainee at Republic National Bank of Miss Robin Elizabeth Ayers, to Bart Stein- "The bey probably could have stabbing of someone who New York, where she Is a member of St. graber, son of Charles Stelngraber, 17 friends at Elaine Powers. beei saved." 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•y MARYBETH ALLEN She isn't alone for long, though, because John's unsuspect- Arriving before John, though, is bis wife, Dorothy, who is larly impressive when it comes to his inability to tell Dorothy MORGAN - If you liked "Same Time, Next Year," you'll ing secretary (who believes that Ellen's apartment is the Just is unsuspecting as his secretary She assumes that EUen that her husband is cheating on her love "Any Wednesday." "executive suite") directs Caas Henderson, who has been trying and Cass are married and staying at the suite as guests oF her Ann Beigel does t fine Job as Dorothy and commands Both deal with extramarital affairs, but in the former it's a to sec him about business, to the suite husband — so she does what any good company wife would attention via her extraordinary vocal control. case of once a year and in the Utter it's a case of once a week — When he enters, EUen Is sobbing on the couch It doesn't invites them both to Join her for dinner with her husband. hence "Any Wednesday." take him long to put two and two together and figure that if he The plot thickens, giving Josh Frank, who portrays John, "Any Wednesday" is a bittersweet kind of comedy - but it's The show, which is being staged as a dinner theater can hang around long enough to find out by whom she is being the opportunity to succeed In projecting inner emotional turmoil done to such perfection that you'll be tickled as weU as touched attraction at Club Bene, Rt 35, Thursdays through Sundays "kept," a bit of blackmail Just might make his business trans- — plus a more visible slow boil And odds are the scene you'll remember the longest is the one in until S«pt 17, is witty and fastpiced Playwnght Muriel Resnik action come out his way Nick Clrillo, as Cass, also has good moments and is particu- which truth comes out during the course of childrens' games provides plenty of good material and the most is made of it by Lawrence Jacobs, production supervisor, and Ralph Slenwall, director. f Michael Morrows has created an eclectic set - which offers far more than the necessities — and Lisa Schmidt, who stars as A listless, highly predictable film EUen, the JO year-old "birthday girl," seems truly at home there By JAV MIARHI II TV. It has. The result, airing Vietnam tours and a recipient the court-martial, where de- and suggests the sergeant is Us. Schmidt excels as the kookybutnice former teacher tionalism, Is a listless, highly LOS ANGELES (AP) - In on NBC tonight, Is an oddly flat of the Purple Heart. fense lawyers — played by keeping something back. who loves things like balloons and paintings and chairs — and predictable one. 1175, Tech. Sgt. Leonard two-hour movie called "Ser- Dourif tries hard to convey Bam Grant, David Spielberg Matlovich Isn't sure what it Is John, a millionaire businessman who has everything includ- Its worst flaw is a lack of MaUovlch, a decorated Viet- geant Matlovich vs the U.S. the torment that the deeply and Frank Converse, all olWhereupon the padre softly ing a wife dramatic contrast that could nam vet, made headlines by Air Force." religious sergeant felt before whom could have phoned in says: For Ellen's birthday - which conveniently happens to fall have come had the film more telling the Air Force he was reaching the conclusion he told their sketchy roles — argue "All right, my son. When on a Wednesday — he gives her a diamond-necklace and himself Brad Dourif, an Oscar nom- strongly explored the reason- homosexual and fighting the to a court-martial board: "1 that: you are ready, you'll tell me." for the day ... or alileasLunliLhi* secretary messes things up to inee three years ago for his ing behind the Air Force regu- Air Force's bid to kick him nut wUl not Uve a lie ' Back In the U.S., Matlovich the point wJwr* he's duty bound to return to the office work In "One Flew Over the lation against homosexuals in —The Air Force regulation It seemed inevitable his still is troubled. He finaUy re- After he's gone, Ms Schmidt has one of her best scenes as Cuckoo's Nest," plays But the movie, despite its its ranks Is unconstitutional. story would be dramatized for veals he's a homosexual to his she dons a party hat and carries a cake from kitchen to living Matlovich, veteran of three admirable avoidance of sensa- The proceedings start at —The sergeant's homosex- best pal, another sergeant. room, pathetically singing "Happy Birthday to Me " uality doesn't affect his work, patneucaiiy singing-nappy Binnaay to Me ^_^ • /» /» • 11 The guy leaves Matlovich's that assertion buttressed by a apartment In shock, but re- parade of Air Force colleagues turns Just in time to stop his At the movies Briefs from entertainment world who proclaim him a first-rate, friend from committing sui- ' HOLLYWOOi i • , i • \f \tr f\f\T\D (AP. 4 I > ), - visio•.>M1ABn« aA As a*> womamiM aaaeni doctoilnntArP inin pli . Se , . o. . 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There may be discord in Ike opinion on the article ... " said nant. We are supposed to be ever, the Dodgers played like victory. Los Angeles locker room, but Garvey. "The article was com- winning the pennant, not sing- the defending National League Mike LaCots, ]->. was one on the Held the Dodgers still pletely unnecessary. We are ling out individuals." champions and current leaders out away from the victory ire a well-oiled machine. dedicated to winning the pen- In the ninth inning, how In the NL West. They rallied when Larry Buttner and Man- Pitching ace Don Sutton for three runs to overcome the ny Tnllo singled Reds Man- and star first baseman Steve Uets. ager Sparky Anderson brought Garvey were involved In a Joe Ferguson's double was In ace reliever Doug Bair, who walked Ivan DeJesus, loading fight-wrestling match In the the key hit, scoring Ron Cey the bases for Rader dressing room before the with the winning run Dodgers' victory over the New Ferguson lined a shot which Johnny Bench's double in York Mets The altercation New York left fielder Steve the seventh scored George was spurred by a newspaper Henderson misjudged, the ball Foster with the Reds' only run article In which Sutton was carrying over his head as Cey Cincinnati had only three hits quoted as saying: "All you scored. off three Chicago hurlers. hear about on our team Is "I hit the ball good but I The loss dropped the Reds Steve Garvey, the AU Ameri- didn't know if it would drop three games behind Los Angel- can boy. But Reggie Smith was until I got to first base," said es in the NL West the real MVP We all know it... Ferguson. Pirates 7-3, Astral C I (Smith) has carried us the last Elsewhere in the NL, San Pittsburgh completed a two years. He Is not a facade. Francisco dropped two games sweep of its extended six-game He does not have the Madison behind Los Angeles In the West series with Houston with a Avenue Image." by losing 5-3 to Philadelphia; double victory. The Pirates, who have won seven in a row. The two fought for several Chicago nipped Cincinnati 2-1; benefltted from four hits by minutes before being sepa- Pittsburgh swept a Frank Taveras, Willie rated, and Sutton came out the doubleheader from Houston, 7-1 and 3-1; San Diego defeated Stargell's two-run homer and worse, with a bruised and Montreal 5-4 winner, and SI Kent Tekulve's 23rd save of swollen (ace. Louis beat Atlanta 6-4. the season in the opener. "It was Just a difference of 1*00 Sutton Steve Garvey Phillies S, l.lanls } The Pirates took the night- The Giants' lose cost them cap behind Jerry Reuss' first a game in the standings to the victory this season and two NICE PRIZE —Lee Elder shows the $60,000 check he received tor winning the Dodgers, while the Phillies re- homers by Ed Ott. Weslchester Classic with a birdie on the 18th hole yestrrday mained three games in front of The last time the Astros vis- Chicago in the NL East. ited Pittsburgh, they were Seattle hitters Mike Schmidt, who has bro- rained out of three games, ken out of a slump since being which were made up this moved to the leadoff spot, had week, causing the six-game three hits, driving In a run and series Elder's birdie scoring one for the Phils. Padres S, Kxpos 4 Jick Ruthven, 11-9 for the Rollle Fingers registered flatten Yanks season and 9-3 since joining his 20th save of the year and Philadelphia In June, got the 200th career save as San Diego SEATTLE (AP) - Craig Reynolds and Bob California starter Nolan Ryan had to be victory. He left the game after won its fifth In a row Robertson cracked run-scoring singles in the removed from the game after seven innings five innings because of the flu Broderick Perkins' sacrifice nets rich prize seventh inning last night, capping Seattle's with a rib seperatlon on his left side. The right- Cabs 2, Reds I fly scored Dave Winfleld with second comeback and lifting the Mariners to hander scattered five hits and struck out eight "I've read about things like the winning run In the eighth HARRISON, NY (AP) - Lee Elder will eight-foot birdie putt on t li«- 13th and went to 5-4 victory over the New York Yankees. to run his season total to 205. that in the newspaper, and now Cardinals C, Braves 4 never play better. the 18th, a par 5, needing a birdie to win His Enrique Rome, 10-4, pitched the final 22-3 Brewers 2, Tigers I I've done it once," said Dave Ted Simmons' two-run He said so himself three-wood second shot slipped off the putting Innings and struck out Reggie Jackson with the MILWAUKEE - Ben Oglivle's eighth-in- Rader, Chicago's substitute double off Atlanta ace Phil "The last two months I've played the best surface to the rough and Klder chipped to tying run on third for the final out of the game. ning double scored Charlie Moore with the run catcher, who is batting only Nlekro, 1513, sparked the golf of my life - probably the best I'll ever about a foot (or the tap-In that won It The Mariners, who rallied from 3-0 and 4-3 that gave the Milwaukee Brewers their seventh .188 this season. Cards' victory. Garry play," the 44-year-old Elder said yesterday Hubert Green, who missed 3-4 fool pulls on deficits, dropped the second-place Yankees 8% victory In eight games — a triumph over the What Rader did was belt a Templeton and George Hen after an almost errorless round of four-under- the 15th and 16th, was third at 70-276, followed games behind the Boston Red Sox and into a tie Detroit Tigers. bases-loaded double in the bot- drick led off the seventh with par 67 had produced a one-stroke victory In the by BUI Kraizert, 67-277 Tied at 278 were Dave with Milwaukee In the American League's Moore single leading off the Inning ad- tom of the ninth inning with bunt singles and Simmons fol- rich Westchester Classic and what Elder called Stockton, who chipped In four times on the way East Division. vanced on a sacrifice. Kip Young, 4-3, hit Don two out, boosting the Cubs to lowed with his big hit "the most gratifying moment of my life. to a 66, Glbby Gilbert, Bob Murphy, Alan Taple Craig Nettles, celebrating his 34th birthday Money with a pitch, then Ogllvie slapped his "I'll never forget this moment I'll cherish It and Dave Elchelberger Taple and Gilbert had and the birth of a son, had put New York ahead double past first baseman Mickey Stanley. as long as I live," he said. closing 73s, Eichelnerger a 71 and Murphy a 69 4-3 in the seventh with his Uth home run of the Milwaukee broke a scoreles tie in the sev- He ranked this triumph, his second of the Jack Nicklaus, only two shots off the pace season. But Seattle's Bob Stinson led off the enth. Ben Oglivie beat out a chopper in front of year, ahead Texas Rangers. STOWE, Vt. (AP) - Jimmy Connors overpowered third (or a long, long time," he said. run homer following a controversal call by The Royals' John Wathan cracked his sec- ChampH Ix-giu t>u«kfitiull fete seed Tim Gulllkson t-2, »-3 yesterday in the final ol a 176,000 First, he said, the victory gave him entry plate umpire Ed Merrill In the fifth inning ond homer of the season leading off the fifth Grand Prix tennis tournament Into the World Series of Golf at Akron, Ohio this powered the Boston Red Sox over the Oakland inning, tying the game 1-1. NEPTUNE- The first (2,000 double- Connors treated a near sell-out crowd to picture-perfect fall. He will be the first of his race to play In the A's. Then Clint Hurdle, attempting to bunt, elimination Tournament of Champions Basket- tennis with driving baseline shots, slashing cross-courts and a World Series. Matt Keough, 7-11, walked Butch Hobson popped up and Matlack, 11-10, dropped the ball ball Tournament will get underway tonight at strong net game. "And It puts me in position where I have an and Rick Burleson with one out in the fifth. in front of the mound. the Headllner. Gulllkson never seemed to get his strong-hitting game opportunity to help represent the United States Keough then ran the count to 0-2 on Remy and Indians II, White Sox 1 The tourney, co-sponsored by the Jersey together. He had trouble getting his first serve in. When he did on the Ryder Cup team next year," he said. If appeared to strike out the Red Sox batter. But CLEVELAND - Johnny Grubb drove in Shore Basketball League and the Shore Bul- control his service, It was an effective weapon, setting up strong he makes It — and he's almost certain to do so catcher Bruce Robinson seemed to trap the five runs with three hits, including a three-run lets, will have eight teams Including league play at the net. - he also would be the first black to play In the ball against the ground and Merrill ruled the double in Cleveland's five-run fourth, as the champion Mini Computer and runnerup Larson But Connors' service was particularly strong, and it kept biennial matches against Britain's best ball a foul tip. Indians snapped a five-game losing streak with Ford Gulllkson on the defensive throughout. "That's something that has been on my Keough erupted in protest and Oakland a rout of the Chicago White Sox. Rounding out the field are New Kochelle The audience, which included U. S. Ambassador to the mind for a long time," said Elder, who won the Manager Jack McKeon joined the argument. Rick Waits, 8-13, got the benefit of the 13-hil Boys Club, which won the Mucker League United Nations Andrew Young and his wife, showed Its ap- Westchester Classic with a 274 total, 10 shots Remy, with only one other home run in 487 attack that gave the Indians only their third toumey this summer, Tuck Tape All-Stars, victory in their last 17 outings. preciation punctuating play with frequent applause. under par on the hilly little 6,603-yard course. with Sylvester Cuyler and Earl Foreman, M & at-bata this year, then drilled his second of the Connors, the top seed in the tournament, broke Gullikson In The victory was worth 160,000 from the total M Savinu with Jerry Lynch's stars Bill season over the right field fence. the first game, running up a 15-40 lead before Gullikson brought Blue Jays I, Twins 2 purse of 1300,000 and pushed Elder's season's Hungrecker and Eddie Mast, Asbury Park Right-hander Dennis Eckersley, 14-5, it to deuce. Connors broke with deep lobs. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Toronto right- earnings to (146,348, the best of his career Recreation, The Shore Bullets Rookies, and the pitched a nine-hitter for Boston's seventh vic- The second game was almost a carbon copy but Connors got hander Don Klrkwood checked Minnesota on Mark Hayes, who was second, one shot back at Brooklyn Road Runners. tory In Its last 10 games, losing his shutout in to deuce and charged the net to win the final points. the eighth when Mitchell Page hit his 13th three hits over six innings to win his first game 275, won $34,200. Tonight's doubleheader has Larson Ford In the third game, Gullikson, the right-handed member of a home run of the year. Wayne Gross added a since April 14 yesterday as the Blue Jays "1 lost my chances on 17 and 18," said meeting Tuck Tape at 7:30 and New Kochelle set of tennis-playing twins, recovered to hold serve as both he ninth-inning homer for the other Oakland run. downed the Minnesota Twins. Hayes, who finished his round of 66 about l'/j playing M & Mat 9:15. and Connors exchanged incredible gets. But Connors rattled off Angels 1, Orioles I Kirk wood, 2-1, had pitched just one Inning The Bullets Rookies plays Asbury Park In three straight games, using an assortment of stinging, ground hours ahead of Elder. He failed on an eight-foot since June 21st because of shoulder problems. the first game tomorrow and Mini Computer ANAHEIM, Calif. - Don Baylor doubled strokes that boomed over the net. birdie putt on the 17th hole and left a 15-fobter home Rick Miller in the bottom of the 14th But he held the Twins after giving up a first- short, dead in the heart of the hole, on the 18th meets the Road Runners In the nightcap Inning, giving California a victory over the inning run on a double steal. Gulllkson held service in the seventh game, but Connors But he got his score on the board early and Baltimore Orioles and keeping the Angels He was replaced by Mike Willis to start the bettered him at the net. Gulllkson came back to hold Connors put the pressure on Elder, who didn't make a Feigl n«'ts victory within one percentage point of American seventh inning, when Minnesota picked up its even at three games, as he scored with passing shots and cross- bogey over the final round, missed only one CLEVELAND (AP) - Unseeded Peter League West-leading Kansas City. second run on a double by Willie Norwood and court backhands. green, the eighth, but made a birdie there, Felgl, 25, won the singles competition In the a single by pinch-hitter Bob Randall. Miller drew a walk with one away and At 3-3, Connors was awesome. He hit the baseline with chipping in from 25 feet. "Good fortune smiled (50,000 International Open Tennis Cham- scored one out later when Baylor's soft fly ball Toronto scored tour runs in the fourth in- forehands and backhands, and scored with serves that Gullikson on me," he said. pionship yesterday, beating 19-year-old Van fell Into short center field. ning off Stan Perzanowski, 2-5. could not handle. He ripped off the remaining points with ease. Still he trailed by one shot until dropping an Wlnltsky of Lauderhlll, Fla , 4-6,6-3, 6-3 Giant problems remain despite victory As football games go, it wasn't much. Nevertheless, the Stienke, Clyde Powers, BUI Bryant and Ray Rhodes? New York Giants did beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, 13-6, and It is highly unlikely that McVay can keep nine defensive coach John McVay will take a victory anytime - anyway he backs. Seven would be more Uke It. can get it. It seems obvious that top draft choice Gordon King Is not The Steelers outgained the Giants, 322 yards to 270; had yet ready to take over a starting berth on the offensive line. the ball for 69 plays to the Giants 61, and controlled the ball JONNI He wasn't quick enough to play guard, and he is no Chris for almost four minutes more than the winners. Ward (Jets' top choice) at offensive tackle — yet. He will But the Steelers were penalized 13 times for 110 yards, come along, but his failure to impress at guard put J.T. had three turnovers (two fumbles and one Interception) and FALK Turner, a defensive tackle last year, in a starting role. played a gaggle of no-names, mostly linemen and line- Now Turner Is being pressed by veteran BUI EUenbogen, backers, who are due to be cut tomorrow. Never once did the who has labored In virtual obscurity for three years. Steelers have.thelr front four in the game together, and L.C. McVay Is certain to ponder all these problems this week. Greenwood and Steve Furness did not play at all. Joe Greene To survive In the National Football League, a team must made a few token appearances. Improve each year. The biggest question the coach must With only one preseason game remaining, McVay still While It seems that McVay is teetering toward Jerry consider is just how much have the Giants Improved over has to find the answers to a few questions, and he said after Golateyn as his number one quarterback, the coach stilf last season? the win over the Steelers that the team that starts this insists that be rates Golsteyn and Joe Plsarcik, the starter If they have Improved five to 10 percent, but the opposi- Saturday night against San Diego will probably be the unit most of last year, even. The pair are actually so close In tion has Improved 10 to 15 percent, then the future Is not as that will start the regular season at Tampa Bay. ability that It makes little difference which one starts - bright as a 13-6 win over a fading former Super Bowl team Larry Ctonka continues to be an enigma - a question except perhaps to center Jim Clack. looks. which may not even be answered against the Chargers. He Golsteyn was 8 for 18 and 178 yards Saturday night, QUICK KICKS: Good seats are stUI available for the carried five times for 13 yards Saturday night, in his first including the 78-yard touchdown pass to Johnny Perkins. He final preseason game against San Diego at Giants Stadium appearance,and showed nothing special. admitted that he had made mistakes. He threw Into a crowd Saturday night. The game offers a rare chance to see John In fact, every combination of backs without Csonka several times and was lucky he wasn't intercepted three or Lee of Red Bank in action in this part of the country looked better than those he was in. Yet, the big guy said he four times. Doug Kota'r ran for 59 yards on 12 carries Saturday night felt good. "But the timing was rusty, and" 1 was slow to read Plsarcik, the free spirit of the pair, said after the game to lead Giant rushers. Cliff Stoudt of Youngstown State, who and react," he said. Age and bumps often cause slow that he could have played, that his Injuries were not bother- did not play a down in 1977, started the second half for reactions. ing him. He has not played now since the first period against Pittsburgh and completed his first six passes. Can the Giants afford a blocking back with Csonka's the Jets and would certainly need work against the Chargers The Giants had six sacks of Pittsburgh quarterbacks, and salary? A third guard? His days as a feared runner appear to to be ready for the season. John Mendenhall, who spent much of the night lined up KHII»f >NH «Mla •» D«»i IMfUil be over, and rookies Dan Doornlnk and Billy Taylor must be Next question — the secondary: McVay has two talented against former teammate John Hicks, had three of them. MUGGED STEELER —John Stollworth (8?) of considered. Right now, they are more exciting football rookies, Odls McKlnney and Terry Jackson, at the corners Jack Gregory and Gary Jeter had one each, and Jeter and the Pittsburgh Steelers had this pass for o good players, and the Giants need excitement anywhere they can Beasley Reece and Ernie Jones continue to look better than rookie Dennis Helm shared the sixth. Brian Kelley and Jim game In the third period against the Giants Satur- find It. It may just be time for Csonka to retire gracefully to the incumbents at the safeties. Larry Mallory is the "nickel Krahl had fumble recoveries, and Reece got the Interception. day night, but New York safety Ernie Jones (31) nil Ohio farm. back" and holder for Joe Danelo. What happens to Jim Harry Carson led the tacklers with five solos and six assists stripped him of the ball with a vicious hit. 10 The Daily Regirter SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 21,1978 Hunter Classic highlights last show day CLAII CLASS 1)7 1 CL •_ ml me 4,»lli u-i •••. MbMlw aiul nr f.«M Hull nn Blunt,, ridderldan D»y. Larienuinc Hunt,»luM . J Bludue Cnompom *i»Hu»ri. OcnitOemuct SSvorlv . «t CUII-UJ. •*»»'"*""?.*• l"? ^ M««t»r getting and Dr Gail Hoff on Anytrunfl Go«t. Joov Gulur, 1 iy VALERIE ANN MrCABE Wfvc Mat SIMM Terry Mauaritt I Genny 1 Fault, Bridgell* Kenny, 1 Mrslvv, Ouiet Wtnier, rKMtn by Carol ween theLinet. Lynn L wont. J Look '"• • LK« OUWrw'i HiMter Cleu FREEHOLD - The lion CiprioU, an U-year-oM Lip ThwnpMwi. 4 Brawn. Outei Winter, ridden Slor.GollChapmon.4 In the Light. jock.ic Sewm* Street. Kattiy While. 1 Captain by Co/ol Thompson Champion. I Con Do II. NHofy Seaai. Lauren GangemJ, 4 The Navigator. Meo mouth County Horse Show pizaner mare. Ma] Carmona CLASS Ml LttH Op— J«WjT Rcservt Wlllaw f 01. touren McConncll LK«i Ne* Ttwr ewawfcf* HHwtor CMu CLAISOS: lM*TI^«wiB*t« is presently training horses I Mem. Ruth Irani, 7 Shownee. Sue I Avalanche. Wlndword Form. 7 CLASS Ml: A*all Amaleur concluded Its program yester- Meoaher. ] Soil. Robin Benneti 4 Mlki. Chompton Rondoi Bullet. Freedom HtHwttoo r Farm: Reserve AvolaAche. Windward Don I Ask Me. Undo Schreider; ] Totenl day with • $1000 Amateur- and riders in all phases of Janice Jorrttl Seoul LUGerfling; 4 Willow Fo«. Lauren I Mr DMget, Ann Maltili. 1 Klu Me CLASS US. Lee* O#*# CqtHtMMM ever Form Quick, LIM Wiener, 1 Magic Boa, Lynn Owner or Junior Hunter Clas- dressage at Los Alamos Leul wertM* MiMMer Ctut Scngitock, 4 Genny 1 Fault CLASS IU H—%*< Merie a«e P«y Champion: Greek Couiln. Chris CLASS MS: Adult tmiiiti Wertlag Dressage Center in Freehold I Lori De Row, 2 GIM Cairo. 1 Lli I Cuilom Mold. Arkue Johnson 2 tic, the IBM Amateur-Owner Gerdtrta. 4 KlmOliuftkl Cavlei. Heierve Gmny *, Fault. Bridge" Hwrtar UMtr Saddle Kenny Checker!, Michael Glblln. J Rondo* Bull or Junior Jumper Class, and a Mr Ernst Hesterberg was CLASS MS Qptmiutntmi II Freedom Form: t Gtonnal Bullertty. I Magic BOH. 7 Genny 1 Fault; 1 The CLASS lit MMMenEajHlWtMFISl I Herti. I Sterling Silver. Pom Mil Pomelo Witkhem $1000 Preliminary Jumper presented with a silver platter coit, ) Shawm*. 3 Suit f Karln Moltefino; t Trici* •aiut* J CLASS* m Lecal WOftldf Hwiler Over CLASS IM Bridle Pan Hack DoftoaSi|eri. 4 MaryHaiinUl Fencet CLASS 111 NeviceEtiiilatlMFeiKei I Cuitam MalaM Up to Vou. 3 Harb Stake by the Monmouth County CLASS Hi: Nevlci E411IMIIM Flat < Judy Berry, 7 Tammy Titian. 1 inger. Debbie LimWch; 4. Condy Bear. t Greek Coutln; 1 Rondo 1 Bullet. I Kyle Register, 1 Mory Hoilmki. 3 Monmouth County rider Horse Show Association in ap- Martha Fllhnghom, 4 Pom Mlicall Cory Lant. Freedom Farm. 3 Follow Me. 4. Mlckl, CLASS III: Lecal M«Men Caudal)** O*t< ChritMiggini. 4 Denaianno'one Janice Jarreti CLASS US Crat*C««try PleCMire Susie Brogden took second in preciation for his service as CLASS 114 Ope* C«wll«tlM Flei CLASS III Lecal Oree« Weftlftf Hunter NBM I Up to You. 7 Custom Mold. I Ku( I BarboroLenciyk, 7 EHiubethKen I Lou De Roto, 1 Sorah Hlggim 3 I. Retiitonce, Dr Jamel Weldon; 7 the Hunter Classic, Carlene president the past three years. LuGerding. 4 ReNcellenci. tain KaK. Cathy Murray, 4 Condy Bror ny. 3 Tricia Bolok. 4 Jennller Elliott CLASS IrfPMVHiMltr KIM Me Quick. Liw Wiener; 3 Bonnie, CLASS M INN tiMlnr OWMI «4 Jw CLASS 117 Lecal P»«y Hiwler Blunt nabbed first and third in CLASS HI Opm Jumper I Hush, Denlce Sayri, 7 Hot Srmi 3 Karen Hollering, 4 Boy Town. South Jer !•( HUMltrClBMtC I Allot. Holly Mlaglnt. 7 Hot Shot I Merit Moke Mt Smile. Sharon Butch. 4 Allot the Jumper Classic, Carol I lileoferin.WhiteOokFormridden Lecal Pleawre Hiru Mi Pe*» CMu Teddy Monoreil. J. Glannat BullCftly. CLAM III Children » Hunler CLASS 114 Lece.1 NH TkercwgMrtd by Doug Schei, 1 Jack Be Nimbit, Suits Champion Cuilom Maid, Arlene Pamela Wlckham. 4 Candy Beat. Cory I I Coo Do II, J Sanfcan. 3 Willow Hwiier Over Fe*K«t Thompson captured first, Broe<»n. rlddcr by owner, 3 Jolly Good. Johnion. Reserve Up to You. Oenlie Fo«. LaurenMcConnell, 4 Re»cellenc» I Rondoi Bullet, 7. Mr Judion, Kim Realty, ridden by owner, 4 Tlvoll. O Haro CLASS 111 CklMrtm Mui.1.1 Under M« Sarah Hlgglni, 3 Willow Foi. 4. Crytlal third, and fourth in the Jumper CLAii 111 Open Mwnltr Marge lencntxium rlddtn by owner Blue Periuailon. Janet Hutkcl LecaJ Green Wtrtine. CMti I Greek Couiln. 7 Genny't Foul'. Stake, and Carlene Blunt CLASS ft; The MM Anwltut OWMI *M Champion KIM Me Quick, Lisa CLASS m. Lecal Children1! Htmier Over JtHilef Jumper C latin m Bddgettc Kenny. 1 Miki. Janice Jarrelt. Weiner. Reserve Reisis Tancc. Dr I I Can Do It, Hilary Segal- > *•* 4 Rondo 1 Bullet. Freedom Farm. NWN placed second in the Jumper I Black Market, Cortelon Blunt, rid jum» Aeldon. Bonnie. Koren Hollering cellence. Gina Cotlo. 3 Sankori. Kelly CLASSIW ioby Green Workmj Hwnter I Willow Foi. Lauren McConnell, 2 Oenby Corlene Blunt, 7 Uptel, White Oak Stake Adult Amaleur werhini Htmltr Cleu Ftnley.l Glonnot Butterfly I, Reilttonce, Or Jome* Weldon; 7 Shenondooh. Chrli Hlgglnt, 3 Sonharl, 4 Farm, ridden by Doug Schtr] Tinkertoy. Cnompion Genny s Fault. Bridge M* CLASS iu Adult Eajullallen Fl«l Kl» Me Quick. Llw Wiener. 3 Bonnie, Langley. Tricia Bolak f.oflelonBlunt,((dd*nby < odeneBlutil 4 A spectacular dressage ex- Kenny. Reserve Magic BON, Lyn I LIM Welncr, 1 Lyn SengtMck. J Karen Hollering, 4 Bay Town. South Jer CLASS 111: Local Peny Hunter Over Firm Tread, NO Blltner. rtddtn by EHi Sengttock Wendy Wolff, 4 LlndoSchreiber Fencet hibition was given by Maj atwth Biliner Lecal Open Jumper C Ion CLASS IW wemine Hunler 1. Sankori, Kelly Flnley; 2. Knlck CLASS Hi tWM PtttimiiMMy JuntN' SIMe CL All l»: NM TftertwfMrea HMtar Champion Herti, Ruth Irons, Re- I. Greek Cousin. ChrUCowlet, 1 Gin Knock, Mary Haientfel; 1. Huih, Oenlte Hector Carmona on Etchings, l Rondo's Bullet, 7 Willow FOK, 3 I wont Ad, Quiet Winter, ridden by serve Shawnee, Sue Meogner ny 1 Fault. Bridget Kenny. 1 Look for A Soyri. 4. Domino, Kolhy Regan an ll-yearold thoroughbred Carol Thompson; 7 Unreal, tor If ton f eny Hunter Ctatl Star, Gall Chapmon. 4 Follow Mi. Fran Avalanche, 4 Bonnie Beckman Post sinks big putt in playoff victory DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) Post had a 75 for the final However, Whitworth - In — Sandra Post sank a two-loot 18-hole round, whUe Whltworth the same threesome with Post birdie putt on the second hole and Meyers each shot 73s, - bogeyed the 18th. setUng up of a three-way sudden-death each finishing with 72-hole the playoff. Reenter mn pnete playoff against Kathy scores of 286 — two-under-par. Meyers was seeking her ERIN'S PRIDE—Mrs. Nila Conover presents the Whltworth and Pat Meyers The playoff, sixth of the first title In three years, while trophy to the winner of the J1000 Amateur-Owner and won the 1190,000 LPGA year on the Ladles Pro- Whltworth has won 71 tour- and Junior Classic event, Isle ot Erin, owned by event yesterday at the Dear- fessional Golfers' Association naments. White Oak Farm and ridden by Doug Scher. born Country Club. tour and second Involving The playoff provided a stun- three players, began on the ning wrapup to the tourney, 10th tee. All three women shot which drew 19,500 fans yester- par fours. day and an LPGA record of Raiders throttle O.J.; Post hit a four-wood second 61,650 for five days, including shot some 200 yards, her ball the pro-am round. landing Just IS feet from the The triumph raised Post's pin on the 501-yard, par 5, 11th season winnings to }84,500. Patriots shatter Chiefs hole. Only the three playoff com- Her possible eagle putt petitors broke par for the 72 SAN KHANCISCO (AP) - The Oakland land Patriots continue to handcufl their Na- rolled two feet past the hole holes. Raiders made the SM Francisco 49crs look so tional Football League preseason opponents- and she sank the two-footer for bad that O.J. Simpson's 12 yards rushing with a minimum of fancy footwork. the $22,500 top prize and her Conference picks NIMBLY NOW-Jack Be Nibble, owned and ridden by Susie Brogden, Colts looked good "They're the best of the three teams we've second title of the year. Arkansas lo win Neck, places second in the $1000 Amateur-Owner and Junior Hunter Classic. "We were embarrassed that we didn't play played," said Kansas City Chiefs Coach Marv Post won the 136,000 prize in any better than that," coach Pete McCulley Levy, who watched his previously unbeaten FORT WORTH, Texas the Dinah Shore-Winners' Cir- (AP) - The Arkansas said after his team was demolished 3114 In squad take a 24-7 loss Sunday. cle championship in April on yesterday's National Football League exhibi- It was the Patriots' third straight exhibition Razorbacks are the over- the second hole of a sudden- whelming choice to win the tion game. , victory, including defeats of the Los Angeles death playoff against Penny The San Francisco offense was shut out Rams and Oakland Raiders. New England has 1178 Southwest Conference Pulz. football championship, accord- through three periods, netting only 87 yards. surrendered only a single touchdown In each of The only other cham- Ocean warmth ing to the results of the annual and quarterback Jim Plunkett an O-for-U pass- the three contests. pionship for the 30-year-old Ca- Ing day. "Our defense keeps giving us good field Texas Christian University nadian came in 1968 when she poll released here yesterday. "It was a tough day for Jim, a tough day for position," said Patriots quarterback Steve beat Whitworth In an 18-hole everyone," said McCulley. Grogan, "And we're still sticking with pretty Texas was favored for sec- playoff for the national LPGA ond place, and the Texas Ag- In contrast, almost everything went basic stuff. We look very good for this time of title. slows fluke catch smoothly for the Raiders. year." gies received the third-place Post was five-under start- vote. The 78-degree water temperature re- "We wanted to open things up, pass more The Patriots scored two quick touchdowns ing the final round and owned The poll is compiled from corded at the Long Branch Pier last week than last week and we did it." said Ken Stabler, on goal line bolts by Grogan and fullback Don a two-stroke lead over the votes of 142 media mem- Is an all-time record in the memory of the quarterback who threw three early touch- Calhoun and didn't look back. Whitworth and Meyers. She bers from across the con- down passes owner Ben Sowul, who conjectured yester- Chiefs' scoring was limited to a 21-yard bogeyed the first three holes, ference. day that that may be reponsible for the Simpson gained 12 yards on six carries In touchdown gallop by fullback Mark Bailey. recovered with birdies on four However, In the 44 years rather slow fluke fishing we've been having HENRY his first playing performance with the 49ers New England quickly countered with a 34- and nine, then bogeyed the since the poll was established, lately. Sowul said spear fishermen have and the first game test of the knee he Injured yard John Smith field goal and added a fourth 15th. voters have been wrong 77 been having no trouble getting fluke which last season quarter touchdown on a plunge by rookie full- But she still led by a stroke percent of the time. Only 10 SCHAEFER "There were no knee problems," said Sim- back Mosi Tatupu. they report plentiful but inactive. until bogeying the 17th, where winning teams have been ac- The high water temperature hasn't af- pson. "I'll play a tittle me next week and I "Our defense played very well," said Patri- Whitworth sank a 15-foot chip curately forecast by the poll — fected the other species except that the expect to be ready right on time for the league ots Coach Chuck Fairbanks, who was even shot for a birdie, giving her the two from TCU and eight from tiny chub mackerel (thimble eyes) that opener in Cleveland." more pleased-relieved is perhaps the proper lead. Texas. were so plentiful earlier in the summer Patriots 14, Chiefs 7 word-that the team escaped without serious FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - The New Eng- injury. seem to have disappeared entirely. weighed at Glgllo's bait and tackle shop in Blueflsh have become scarce In many Sea Bright. How They Stand areas of former abundance, but on the Russo, a veteran bass fisherman, said, AMERICAN LEAOUE other hand we've had more bluefin tuna in "Nobody Is fishing at night any more. EAST the Mud Hole than in a number of years. Striped bass do 10 percent of their feeding W L Pet. 01 Boiion 71 41 63i - Phllodelphla 6S SS There are also skipjacks, bonito and some at night. That is the time people should be Seuffert triumphs Mllwaukte 69 U ,U4 I1/. Chicago U » SM Pltttourgh 60 61 dolphin. With water that warm almost any- fishing." Delroil 67 SSSS4 10 Montreal M 66 thing seems possible in the way of species Dave Sommer of Highlands caught a 12- Httlliirnill S3S 13V St. Loud 7 Cleveland New York commonly found In semi-tropical seas. pound striper. Stan Carter of Belmar WEST Lot Angclet 73 SI Running from Shark River Inlet to the caught a 12 pounder and Craig Denechle of Son Fronchc 71 S3 Farms on Saturday, I spotted a loggerhead Cincinnati Freehold caught a 14 pounder. in St. James race Son Oleoo 6S » .574 turtle barely three miles off shore in water Steve SUvelio ot Maryland weighed a 31- RED BANK— "1 felt good about winning M:07 as he beat out runnerup Dave Whitney of Atlanta Sft 67 .4SS I Houston So U -4S1 that was already a semi-tropical blue. A pound 10-ounce striped bass at Julian's the race because It gave me confidence going Rumson by 50 yards. Seuffert was the number $1 J\ .411 16 YeiterOOf t Garnet few minutes later, I saw a dark fin cutting Sport Shop In Atlantic Highlands. He re- Into my Junior year In college," Jim Seuffert two varsity cross country runner at Mount St. 47 71 ,37? 11 Plltiburgn M, Houtt0n6-1 Yettorday't Gomti Lot Anoelet S, New York 4 in front of the boat and shrugged it off as ported he caught the fish In the surf on a said after he won the third annual St. James Mary's College in Maryland last year. Cleveland 10. Chicago I Son Diego S. Montreal 4 Toronlod.Mlnnetoto? ChlcagoS.CInclnnalll Just a shark even though It was rounded mossbunker. Parish Five-Mile Road Run yesterday. "I did 200-yard speed work for a couple of Milwaukee 7. Detroit 1 St Loult6. Atlanta 4 and I should have identified It immediate- KonimClty 7 Te»osl Philadelphia S. San Froncltco J Walter Pebuta of Elizabeth weighed a Seuffert, who starred in track and cross weeks," Seuffert, who runs the steeplechase in California I. Baltimore". Ulnntngi Tfl*jyiGomt» ly nine-pound 12-ounce fluke which he caught country at Red Bank Catholic, was timed in outdoor track, said. "I knew that it was going • Boilon I.Ooklond? SonOleoo (Ptrry 14 SI al Philadelphia Seattle S. New York 4 (Uerch 7-7),7:35 p.m. When I got closer the top lobe of the at Sea Bright on sea robin bait. Paul Wil- to be a fast race tod ay " Today* Garnet Los Angeles (Welch s 01 al Montreal sickle shaped tail broke the surface and 1 liams of Atlantic Highlands weighed a 6y, The course started in front of Red Bank i (Elilt • SI 01 Toronto (Moore (Grlmiley 14 9). 7:15 p.m. S 4|. p I. Son Francisco (Blue 16-6) al New York realized that I was looking at a white weakfish at Julian's. He caught the fish on Catholic High School, over Tower Hill to the Detroit (Bllllngho ilMlnnetolo (Koosmon 3-13), 1:05 p m IZahnVIHJJOpm SI.Louis (Marllnei 661 at Cincinnati martin. The dark shape of the martin dis» sandworms in Chapel Hill Channel. Fair Haven overpass on Ridge Road, and then Baltimore IFIanugan 15 Ml ot Ook ISeaver II 12).I 05p m appeared In the depths. A lot of snappers, some larger blues and back again to the school. loftd'NorriiO U. 10 M p m Chicago (Reutchel 13 10) at Houston Only game* icheduled (Richard I7U),1:35p.m. It Is unusual to see a marlin so close to weakfish were taken out of Pauels Boats, "1 took the lead approaching Tower Hill on shore, although I once saw one within a Rumson, over the weekend, but no crabs the way back," Seuffert said. Whitney and Tim quarter of a mile off Deal when we were were reported. McLoone had been in front most of the way. fishing for fluke. Maurice Meyer of Elberon, who caught "I really wanted to bum up the hill. That i& On Saturday I was dragging Jap feath- that 420-pound marlin last week, said that a why I did the 220's in practice." Privatera grabs ers and small spoons for bonito and possi- white marlin plus yellowfin tuna and true Whitney, who graduated from Rumson-Fair bly school tuna and didn't have much albacore were also taken on the trip. The Haven Regional in June, was timed in 26:13 chance of interesting a seven-foot marlin. white marlin was released. with McLoone. also from Rumson, third in Most plentiful In the Mud Hole area His blue marlin was 12 feet long. tuna tourney over the weekend were skipjacks (oceanic Captain of the boat Poseidon is Bill BUI Burger, a promising Junior at Holmdel or watermelon bonito) and boats were Knight. The party included Murray Wiener High School, finished a strong fourth in 26:49, By HENRY SCHAEFER flying tuna flags that they really shouldn't of Bradley Beach, Peter West of Brlelle followed by Dave Hudson of Lakewood in 27:04 have. I told one boater that the "bluefln and George and Joseph Richter of Oak- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Jerry Primavera of Monmouth Bobbi Lutack of Middletown was first in the tuna" he had in his box were skipjacks, but hurst. women's open division with a time of 31:46 Beach drove his 32-foot sports fishing boat Pridgen as far as the he only grinned and hoisted the white tuna wreck of the Texas Tower Saturday and yesterday to win the The big marlin struck a Spanish while Tom O'Connell was first among parish flag anyhow. mackerel fished on 80-pound test line runners and finished 13th overall in 27:50. fifth annual Sandy Hook Bay Anglers Invitational Tuna Tour- Weekly prize winner at the Long LOBSTER HEARINGS Brad Jackoh of Woodslde, Calif., won the nament. Branch Pier was Charles Jarrett of Penn- The first of two public meetings on a walk In 41:37 and Dr. George Sheehan won the Primavera and his crew captured 17 tuna, of which 11 were sylvania with a 10^ pound bluefish Harry state-federal management plan for the »W division with a time of 31 20 scoring fish of 14 pounds to 20 pounds, and also caught 20 Mullaly of New York won second prize lobster fishery will be held at the Ocean Evan Freely of Manasquan won the 14-and- skipjacks for a total of 338 points. His fishermen were Capt. Bob with a five-pound 13-ounce weakfish, and Township Municipal and Library Building, under In 31 45 while Red Bank Catholic's Beatty, Bob Shannon and Jim Kerrigan. The fishing area they third was Bob Niejaka of Keansburg with a corner of Deal and Monmouth roads, Oak- Chuck quackenbush took the 15-18 division and chose Is close to the Hudson Canyon on the edge of the five-pound 10-ounce weakfish. hurst, at 7:30p.m., Aug. 30. seventh overall In 27:31. Quackenbush just Continental Shelf Hot water is shark water and duskles The second will be at the old white nipped Casey teammate Joe Keenan as both Placing second with 302 points was the Dolores II owned by up to 30 pounds outnumbered the fish had the same time Dr. Michael A. Sabia of Rumson. Ten tuna were taken on that court house, Main Street, Cape May Court catches at the Long Branch Pier last week. House, at 7:30p.m., Aug. 31. Charles Wechsler of Matawan won the 30-39 boat. In third position with 300 points was the Sea Hound owned The best fishing, particularly for the The state Division of Fish, Game and division in 28:24 with Dave Burke of Hazlet by Frank Lengyel of Sea Bright which caught two tuna Satur- sharks, was at night. taking the 40-41 group in 29:08. day and four yesterday. The boat fished on Barnegat Ridge 20 Shellfisherles will conduct the meetings. Phil Sclortlno of the Tackle Box, The plan was prepared by the Northeast Six-year-old Will Powers of Red Bank was miles off Barnegat Inlet. Hazlet, reported fishing for weakfish with Marine Fisheries Board. the youngest runner to finish while Max Sum- Most or the fleet of 40 boats fished In the Mud Hole area and worms fairly good in Chapel Hill Channel The meetings are designed to allow mers, 63 years old, was the oldest. accounted for a lot of skipjacks, bonito, quite a few bluefln tuna, over the weekend. Large numbers of'blue- The race attracted 305 runners and was and a few other species ,- comment and discussion by interested flsh were caught In wide areas of the bay parties at an early stage In the develop- sponsored by St. James Parish In cooperation Tournament committee chairman Sonny Dadetto caught a and up to the Verrazano Bridge. Pat with the Shore AC. 22^-pound dolphin on Saturday, reported the largest of a ment of the plan. Any person may submit Datnore of Belleville and party caught 80 written or oral testimony. Mth—r 111* »»efr >T P«wt I number of this species boated. A 34-pound true albacore was bluefish in the bay on Saturday. WINNER-JIm Seutfert of Shrewsbury ' boated on Saturday. A formal public hearing on a final draft Mel Martens caught four striped bass plan will be held at a later date. Is all smiles as he hits the finish line Sports Transactions Steve Naples, president of the Middletown Township Lions up to 21 pounds, and Ylnky Russo of Long after winning the St. James 5-Mlle Club, reported a preliminary estimate of $225 realized yesterday According to the division, a brief sum- FOOTBALL Branch caught three up to 24 pounds, both mary of the draft plan has been distributed Road Run yesterday. Seuffert, a |unlor NntlBMl FeertM.ll LiOfwe from the sale of fish at the dock. Sales of fish on Saturday catches made on rigged eels. The fish were ATLANTA FALCON5-Placed Andy Splvo, linebacker, on to "primary lobster dealers." at Mount St. Mary's College in Mary- the Injured reserve I totaled $357 CLEVELAND •ROWNS-Slgned Robert Wood), wide re d, was tlmerfln 26:07. celvtf. Releawd Morfc Ourdtn. wide receiver The money will go to Camp Happiness. Leonardo. SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 21 1978 11 Major League Box Scores Freehold Today

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(Atmuutn) Turklih Row (Hanna) IH Philadelphia Burn* i III}} Pick any three numbers — your can play S-Syi Delight, tall Vert, Blastlig 1 J 7 OMoorc i \ I HORSES TO WATCH MtGraw 2 0 0 0 1 WHndi W.M 13 0 0 0 0 from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week 4—Ead Receiver, Ltigdor, Baron Barracuda Rttd 3 2 0 0 HBP-Foilt [by Bolk- BY REGGIE STER Sovt-Rted (io) l J li A b PB-Btnch T-I22 A-3«.742 5-Package SUre, A Oiet CooUdgc WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER HARD AS WOOD-Swerved out In the stretch when hit with I-Mamsctte Di Well, Paddtck Paula, High Born whip In debut. Might have cost him the race. 7-Back Ack, Twenty Foar Carats, Scarlet f—\ NO CONVENTIONS-Could not handle track last time. 8-Royal NaUska, Abe's Girl, Trader's Destiny Give another chance. »—Johnty aid J*ey, Sort Boarder, Haiy Sia JOHNNY AND JOEY-Rallled strongly In stretch but was It-Better Prospect, Another Boland, Su Ntma Katky severely Impeded In recent test. BEST BET: Package Stare (Sth) REMIT-Finally has awakened. Should score at a price. Fridity's Winners: Mr. Eldag (7.M); Flaetta (S.M); Rouge FIERCE STORM-Next Is a win at a price. Trapped last Tete (%M); To America (AM) Hart. TIRE SALE! PUT YOUR AMERICAN DOLLARS See Us Now For Our Lowest Prices Of The Season BEHIND A FINE AMERICAN NAME. MERCURY ZEPHYR

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See Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer #» Goodyeor Rpvo*vmg Chorge Account GOODf YEAR 1030 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN PHONE 671-2415 12 The Daily itegfc** SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 21 1970 Record prices being paid for antiques •y SYLVIA POSTER HIiiilillllitiniiiiMIIIIIIIM What's behind the soaring market (or antiques? Buy the best examples Don't be afraid to go to a major Of the f2 million raised by a Henry Ford II sale ol French As always, * key force Is the obviously limited supply. In international house because you're a small buyer. The average furniture and decorations earlier this year, half went to individ addition, the sophisticated investing public Is buying 'lot' at one top New York auction house sells for IMC. ual private Americana bidding against fierce foreign competi It Is against this traditionally tavorable background ol In bidding at auctions, first pick a reputable firm Some sell Uoo. YOUR MONEY'S restricted supply and expanding demand that price peaks are on consignment — some from their own accounts. Shun the Dramatmng what u becoming a virtually insatiable thirst tumbling and each record sale brings new buyers stampeding house with a no-touch policy on furniture. The better houses will lor antiques among Americans was the $15,000 paid by a private into the market have experts on the floor for consultation during exhibitions US collector for a Queen Anne carved walnut highboy this past WORTH How do YOU get into the antiques arena? What are the Find out when items you're seeking will go up lor bid*. You spring - a startling three times the pre sale estimate While the fundamental rules you must learn and never disobey? often can leave a bid but this can get sticky. Reputable firms antique was of rare, small size, and had belonged to a descen- As a beginner, advises Sotheby's, concentrate on a specific frequently will designate employees to bid for customers Don't dant of General "Mad" Anthony Wayne of Revolutionary War •llltmilllllllllllllllilllHIIIIHIIIHHIHIIIIIIl category — American silver, French tapestries, whatever. necessarily try to put in a rock-bottom price; moat houses have lime, it set a record lor a Philadelphia highboy and (or "We can thank American bidders for putting us into a whole Read as much available literature in the field ol your choice so-called 'reserve' prices below which there is no sale. miniature American furniture new orbit In attracting line property (or sale " as you can find Watch - without bidding - the first auction, and look for Bids (or Victorian International have been setting new high And should you want a translation of that judgment into Attend auctions Survey dealers lor prices. Go to the pre- the dealers who often gather in little knots In the absence of marts month after month Decorative l»th century porcelain, dollars, antiques are rising in value at more than 10 percent a views or showings at auctions before the sale dealers, be wary silver, (urniture and bronzes, nigs, tapestries, clocks, vertu, year — against the "round trip" movements of stocks, bonds, If in doubt, hire a dependable dealer or connoisseur to Good buys today; antique silver, tableware, wineglasses, etc, again have become fashionable — reflecting the glitter of commodities, and other more familiar investments. represent you at the auctions — and pay the fee required. (You Victorians, and Americans. Victorian International As still another confirmation, In the (ace o( tough biddding can save as much as 25 percent or more by buying at auction vs. Check out trucking arrangements and insurance, storage Cultural tastes among Americans are steadily broadening, by dealers representing the Mideast and European markets, 12 retail) charges, pickup terms, payment terms, surcharges and atten- and bids from Americans are putting the push behind Items o( the 14 top prices were paid by Americans at a recent Sotheby took for quality (is It a good example?); authenticity (can dance fees. Bring a tape measure when you go to an auction, to 7 ranging from American furniture and decorations to antique Parke Bernet sale. Not only was the sale a record (or Victorian its origin be verified ), condition; rarity; age (is the piece make sure the item is In scale with your furnishings and is silver and French furniture. As John G. Marion, president and International, but It was claimed to have been "the most dated and can its date be verified?); area and era (is It from a appealing in your home - In addition to its Inherent Investment chief auctioneer at Sotheby Parke Bernet, observes: International sale ever to have taken place in America " country and period considered valuable?)' value. New era of 'concept stock' buying on the horizon? worth a SO percent move in the stock. By Lrals Rikeyser I IIIIIIIIM NEW YORK - In Wall Street, where the true motto Is "how "In the next phase, 'Abe's Delicatessen' on the comer ol quickly they forget," the merchants of ephemeral dreams are Ventnor and Marvin Gardens will (He to go public, with the beginning to vend their wares once again Is this, as some underwriting proceeds to be used to build a parking garage in FREE INSTALLATION the air space overhead. The Issue will go to an immediate bruised investors are convinced, evidence that the time has LOUIS DRAFTV WINDOWS? ROTTED? come to button their wallet pockets, stuff cotton In their ears premium as a tertiary play' on the boom in gambling When OLD HOUSE WINDOWS THAT and race unswervingly for the exits? that happens, we will really know we are approaching the 'blow WON'T HOLD PAINT? The feeling in this comer Is that It is not yet that time, but RUKEYSER off stage (or that particular group." Ill PROWH S there are certainly some unnerving precedents. Long before Westergaard insists, however, that "there is nothing wrong "Star Wars" came along, Wall Street was producing more with buying stocks on a conceptual basis" — that is, on the basis REPLACEMENT fantasies than Hollywood at Its best. Back in the 1960s, there of a "story" relating the security to some prospectively magical was nothing so titillating as a "stock with a story." The milllllllllMIIHIimllllllllllllllllllllllllHH word, such as "energy" or "inflation" or "lifestyles" — as long WINDOWS company might not actually have much in the way ol sales or doing good business. And analysts are beginning to talk general- as it is not done without reference to the underlying fundamen- earnings, you see, but you had to understand "the concept": tals." In other words, there had better be a sound company ly about a return to what one leading practitioner, John when the tale was fully spun, the stock just had to be the next there, as well as a "concept." 95 Xerox. You betcha. Westergaard of Equity Research Associates, describes as "con- ceptual analysis, as opposed to fundamental security valu- "What It all eventually boils down to is a matter ol each So great was the ultimate disillusionment with those gauzy ation." judgment," he says. "K we are, in fact, moving into a increas- triumphs of hope over reality that an average of leading Westergaard conlesses that "the toughest moment' he had ingly conceptual market environment, It Is going to happen INSTALLED "concept stocks" declined about 85 percent from its peak in the whether we like It or not.. If you can't fight 'em, join 'em. The late IMOs to Its bottom in 1070. Never again, we were told, would to (ace In a recent television interview was when I noted that he UP TO 102 U.I. and others "are already beginning to talk 'concept stocks' at point is to join early, to look today lor the concepts that are 1 or more For Fm InilalUllon Investors be so ready to accept beautiful hopes In place of a going to excite Investor Interest three and (lve years (rom now balance sheet Or at least not for another generation - which, to this stage in the market," and asked whether this might not 1KB It HOI « I1OM WINDOW VII » IIHACIMIIII WINDOW again be a precursor to excessive speculation and eventual bust and buy stocks before those concepts get built Into stock SAVE SALESMAN'S COMMISSION, STOP the typical Wall Street stock salesman, might as well be prices." IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION "never." While arguing that we are "still a long way (rom overvalua- But looky here: the 1178 rally is scarcely hall a year old, yet tion In Junior growth stocks," Westergaard acknowledges some Let's see nox: Find a good company In a Held that is likely to FREE MEASURING SERVICE in that time it has produced such faddish explosions as the run- Jitteriness about the speculative flurry In gambling stocks. "It set Wall Street ablaze In the 1980s. Buy the stock when It's 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK up In virtually any stock that could claim to have the remotest has reached the point," he writes, "where all a company has to cheap. (Sell it when it's dear?) Now that, my friends, is a 741-7500 connection with Atlantic City, N.J., where a new casino was do Is announce Us intention to apply (or a casino license, and It is plausible concept indeed — if we could only agree on the names Iroums 10 issues to boost income By DAVID R. SARGENT Mm miiiiHMiiii.iiiiiiiiliiiiiiii on ml, chemical, utility, auto- 4 - I am about to retire motive and metal stocks. Your aid kave fM.IM to Invrsl tor worry Is unfounded and the lartmr. I now hold M* shares shares are well worth holding. rack ol America! Can SUCCESSFUL I would like to see some of (NYSK). America! Telephone the )26,000 Treasury BUI pro- (NYSE), and Charter New ceeds invested In stocks with York (NYSE). These three strong growth records This stocks give me a dividend INVESTING will assure your son of a cheek each month Now I partial olfset to Inflation-re- Buy it... duced spending power in w.yld like to expaid on thai IIMIIIIIIIIII lllllttllllllllllllMII Idea aad hive a check coming future years. Four stocks I* weekly. CraM you help? - American Natural Resources Treasury BIOS (II percent) which have achieved above av- C.I. Minnesota (NYSE) and Manufacturers The latter have just matured. erage earnings, dividend and Hanover (NYSE). The final How should this money be re- price growth are: Burroughs, you'll like it! A — Ten other Issues are all stock, Texaco (NYSE), pro- Invested? I im worried about Johnson & Johnson, Kmart, you need to accomplish your and Schlumberger. Dividends purpose. Four utility stocks to vides an above-average return Ike mutual land. B.B. Virginia Treasury and participation in the energy A - Washington Mutual In- on the four NYSE-llsted issues help Increase the portfolio's have been boosted in the last yield are: Northern States field. vestors, an income/growth lund, has successfully decade by 460 percent, 710 Power, Oklahoma Gas & Elec- These ten stocks purchased percent, 460 percent, and 817 Bill tric, Public Service of New In round lots will cost about achieved its objectives over the years. In the last decade, percent, respectively Use Mexico, and Tampa Electric 130,000. Your total portfolio 111,000 ol his cash lor these Hates'- For industry diversification will yield about 7 percent or net asset value as up 90 The Daily Register percent compared with a 43stocks and invest the balance two rails, Chessle System 13,000 annually In the newly Issued 8% percent (NYSE) and St. Louis-San Q - As the resull ol an percent increase In the Stan- dard k Poor's MO Stock Aver- Treasury Notes dues August Francisco (NYSE) and a for- accldeit, my l» year old son 1981. est products company, Cham- was disabled. I Invested his age. Furthermore, it: 4.7 pion International (NYSE) settlement li Washington percent yield Is reasonable. So (Mr. Sargent cannot an- should be purchased Two Mutual Fund (14 perceil), util- far this year the fund has con- swer all mall personally, but stocks with reasonable yields ities (U perceil), savings tinued to outperform the S&P will answer all questions pos- and good dividend growth are certificates (II per ceil), and average. Portfolio emphasis Is sible In his column.)

There's something doing •very day In The Dally Reg- ister. Like our recipe- packed food section on Proposed tax cut mirage Wednesdays; "update", a listing ol things to do every Friday; the world's most fa- mous columnists every day and, ol course, comics, •ports, news, news and to the middle-class man more news. It's an enter- By CHET CURRIER wife, who didn't care much miums be deducted uncondi- "The reason is that al- taining, Interesting news- about the baseball news and paper. That's why we say tionally. though federal income taxes "The Dally Register, Buy It NEW YORK (AP) - The was smart enough not to spoil "And even If the proposed will go down, the reduction will — you'll Ilk* II." middle-class man lay on the a day at the beach by reading tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiMimiiimiinimiliimi be more than ollset by infla- beach reading the newspaper. the money news. tion, pushing taxpayers into Being a middle-class man, he '"Tax bill would aid the higher brackets, and by in- read the baseball, news, the middle class,'" he read aloud. creases In the Social Security money news, and the tax news. "A close look at the bill," payroll taxes approved last His favorite baseball team, the story said, ''shows that 62 5 BUSINESS December." You (he sports page Informed him, percent ol the net tax cuts had won yesterday's game, but would go to what Congress, in ANALYSIS On the editorial page, there Only 7 5 per week was still somehow lower In the these days of high inflation, was a congressman blasting standings than the last time he views as the great middle the bill as a "millionaire's HOME DELIVERED OR AT YOUR NEWSSTAND looked class: Those with Incomes ol dream" and a columnist lam- The money news was on $15,000 to 150,000 a year." •t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii urn enting that It would Ignore the page one. "Inflation continues His wife inquired what sort tax cut becomes law, the fed- needs of the poor. for home delivery, Call 542-4000 its surge," the headline re- of reduction they might ex- eral tax bite lor all but a few Since he was neither poor ported. pect, and the man began read- Americans will go up next nor a millionaire, the middle- or mail coupon "In twin blows to con- Ing again. But the cheery news year because ol inflation and class man had some trouble iinsute sumers, the Labor Depart- he was looking for proved hard higher Social Security costs, seeing where he stood In this ment said yesterday that retail to flnd In the rest of the story. according to congressional fig- debate. Probably, he decided, prices during June rose 0.9 "As with most tax-cut bills, ures somewhere in the middle percent for the third straight this one would result in a sig- month, while workers' buying nificant reduction for only a power dropped 0.4 percent, the relatively few taxpayers — the P61ice plan Youth Day THE DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER second decline In a row. average net cut would be MARLBORO - The Hu- chiatric hospitals, is a division One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 "That meant that despite about $139. man Services Police Depart- ol the state Law Enforcement pay Increases averaging 0.S "Some, in tact, could wind ment stationed at Marlboro Unit. l_) I would like 1o subscribe to The Daily Register percent In June, the average up paying higher taxes be- Psychiatric Hospital is.spon- wage earner was unable to cause of some of the pro-soring its First Annual Youth 4-H Association •SE5«" I ll would like to subscribe lo both Daily and Sunday—90C weekly keep pace with inflation, which visions. Day Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 3 to review fair the government said would be "Nearly 25 million couples p.m. at the hospital's picnic .od NAME 10.4 percent this year based on or Individuals would lose a fa- grove. FREEHOLD - The Mon- S,v\n9» mouth County 4-H Association price rises during the first vorite tax deduction that Is Youths aged I to 17 are In- lull. worth an average |3t a year. It will meet on Thursday to eval- UjsI nann *° _^^M ADORESS vited to participate in the soft- uate the recent fair. "Food prices would leap would no longer be possible to ball throw, shuttle run, sack The meeting will begin at 8 nearly 18 percent this year deduct state and local gasoline rice, hoop shoots, arm wrestl- TOWN ZIP p.m. in the 4-H conference based on their performance taxes. ing and football kicks. Prizes room at 18 Court Street, Free- during the first six months, "The 11 million accustomed and trophies will be awarded while housing would rise 11 hold. PHONE APARTMENT to claiming a deduction lor The Human Services Police ptrcent." medical expenses would see a The annual post-lair picnic, Oflices ,1^° Department, which has de-sponsored by the 4-H Associa- 68 s»' He turned to the tax news. change No longer could up to partments at all state psy- "IMM to this," he said to his 1190 In health-Insurance pre- tion will be held on August 27 SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY AUGUST 21 1978 13 DOOM VAN - m «-M>. V* aM- 51. M«lp Wonted I HEARD "WE TOAST sv Help Wonted il.MtlpWfltX GOT SOME FREE TltAET SALES AGENT POP UP. STAIT VOUB OWN BUSINESS eve***. IhrMto,. Red Ran* o.- Stan MllMf Avon Be ytur own kwss *5ft2. WANTED Wf vawr wo* haws The barter you OPENINGS - Fo* gymnasiK coaches We iwta • *v*amK man or woman I* work. Hte more you II ewrt fat details hx private school. Loktwood area »«ll ow tktiMlvt cafrtnaan aM an call Mrs ttgmmawa »7l*J»i Mrs Call tor apaelntmtftt 1*4 etn attar S extensive lint <* attvertlUni laacW fctfitlult 144 S7U Mrs Archer IWIMIMH fim ll VON MM • »tai A UAUTIFUL HAT »»ItM - nisiMyof laiMW DOME COLT - IfM. tor •W-4SH 3WNER OPERATORS - Return ma a cartel in salts, you can GROCERY CLEBK - EiaartWkcat from Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio oi the mosi lucrailve cammmli" twll time. SVi-aoy we**, also Grocery or local wort, Ktvaort orta Your ctwes In our InaueJry Wttat we part time Apply wi pkKtafl. mm, immediate MUM i it an Htalviduol who can atoi I • SERVICE • PARTS 1 Marfctt. 17*i7t ftroatway. Av« Brawc*. Mr* an* eptclathf items to pr» PANTRY PERSON - EKp*«tente« mole their buslneu itili It m •• FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - L*vlA* GROW MODIFIED Year round position Good pay. t»ne u I lent llmt foi you to asMKMtt ytur Matara Cwp . Mapli Awe . lw) lank tits Apply In pt«s«4i. Long John's Ltd self with *e That D Mwrony Co a MI4OI ^^ WITH FRIENDLY I ftorhtl* •• plooe«r in tht «#vertl»*t, fU tMct \m Ytwr Initiative ana atannMf wtli •.sermme ytur arswtowlh onana sweetstvtctt* PART TIME DRIVERS wllh our ttlablliMa icrfnaan* Vawr We nave eaponded aaoln and n*M otcounh *re prtHKtt* tMoTtOMl •» moie drivers lo slortStpt S Bvt you dt's moke mtwty Ht Ml Monhosstl. ondltlon. H7S or btti otfrr Its Excellent condition After Musi be skilled In complete automobile menl Tnwts and fu . t) S41U7* 9 1 Muiphy lu , Service, US Rt U. FIAT SPORT SPIDER H7S — Con Middittewn. behind Slptrsftlri Ntw Yori. MU0 U1\HT •poll very busy shop Flvt day work Counter help wanted no titptrltnct CYCLE INSURANCE week E «ttllent pay plan and benefits necessary uniforms supplied, paid Friendly Ice Cream Paints) SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - y In person or call Circle Chevre- Ekpeilence ptetefied Apply lei Mw* BUICK SKYLARK mi - Excellent EE quotes ond binders by pnone „. 'ompany. 641 Shrewtbwry Ave.. vototlon. poid hioltttayi hours avoll Corp. PART TtMt SOLICITORS Our ol LL TOLL FREE MM»-f7»3 able midnight lo 4 a m in. tt »r tour Monmouth Moll tolonlown H Ei U H It West Rtansbufg Good pay Pleatleat** ctanlcal condition Three Shrewsbury, N j 741 11J0 Ask for Nick nights a week ond noon ID I pm ll r%1 1M1M0 0 PONTiAC ItM - Colallno Safari Woo ARELLI MOTOR BIKE 1*74 - In Trocchto, Wfvlce Monagtr Equal Opportunity Employer M F ctllent mccnonical condition. Cost Monday Htrougn Friday Apply in per GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTOR * Allen SHIPPEH'RECEIVER • UICK l«7 - Gagt caMKhM. N« on. ntnvfMtMfMtf. hilly loaded GGood von only between 10 7 p m . Monday t ipenrme In tortlgn shipments La condition win miles III7S V belt Will sell tor U4i 541 M41 through Frldoy Ask lot Mr Fltmm al Ik Highlands Recreation Commltltt PART TIME - Sell witniown l»o. Kit porti. num. mom.,, llrnmo cnolr. will be interviewing Qualified inttrut tmtnaows TV toveiaa* In MeiiDpali rai wea To H71 FIREBIRD 1«74 - Si.-cyilnfer. iwlo toMftablt alftr W -ISM- ONDA UOCB - Good condition, low •tf Hwy. tt, MNMHrttw*. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY motlc. good condition. USOO tlrm Itogt. U75 lor tor sU week ptogiom Late tall, an orta No canvaslng all lead* pm PONTIAC CATALINA - IH7 Two etttTi early Januorv Send resume lo Recrta Ided Guaranteed 14 per hour, plus )0 Thomas Ave 747 1494 Shrewsbury •UICKK CENTURIOCENTURIO * - Convtrtlbtt. 4JI»U. tn-saie. * . hordtos, m •wrm. ooodcondl 1M67. *S or 1*4 7713, i lion Committee. Borough Hall First • celltnt commission Middletown SHORT ORDER COOK WANTID - K B«nl o«tr SVU-12T4. ONDA UO - Ntw tnglnt. Siny bar AUTO BODY PERSON And Auto FORD FALCON - IH3 Convtfllbli Body RoiBler Eiperlenttd R i A Leovt r Ave . Atlantic Highlands. N J 0>M* orta Coll between 11 tM 77Tf Mon througthrough h<\ . I II noon Apply In \m A*\t%\mTCoir tw*lng>, Stu-cyitndtr. automolic, inctlUfil con PONTIAC VENTURA - If/3. Stdan. ock Goraatktpt Mini condition PART TIME - It wo(h in Sporting bten 1 4Charlie sPtoct II M mllti 141 JOT 7 Auto BodyT Tennent Rd . Moraonvlllt HAIRDRESSERS With following person.between 1 4,Ch BUtCK SKYLARK - IH». good run dltlofi IIMO »!USB automotk ironwniulen. air condition Ml M 1*3 Enginttf ing Coll Tuesday through Saturday Good store, handling stock andrtlair White SI , Red tank FORD LTD - na. powtr f.l*trlng, otklng tlOOO KAWASAKI 1*71 - Very cleon BARMAID M/W - Part time Apply In II Main SI , Motowan SUPtRINTCNOENl -Utkln««cow l , twnpWHIv rti M7 44J7alt«i S. person btlwttn I • p m . Palmer tomp f M U7JTK Uunoe 5t* Palmer loonfl*. Wtst LOGISTICS HAIRDRESSER - Experienced only PART TIME Assistant Monaytt P" *S. t ^"lifSiT"" * * CADILLAC 1*T7 - Coupe OtVlllt, PONTIAC CATALINA - 1M7, four Male or female Musi do tease work ned Weekends some weekduv loll J7v MM ot 791 Jt91 block, low mileage Mint condition FORD PINTO 1173 - 44,100 mlltl. t d l ditii 7»JO0 rnlln 1977 — ERCtlltnl condition, I ond blow cutting Fyll time Me fBfci or k also Call W 9JU between 17 SWITCMBClABD Dl'l KAIOIL J 11 Loodad %mt M,-0SftS or 4*3.4477 door, >Ucyllnd«(, oulemotlc. W iieaot Ask InI' g IMOtlrm Call 717* BARTENDER-Full time dovs Apply SUPPORT S4441SI sMfi lull or pail llmt Sleody wotl lnpersonbttween3Spm ol Th# Pour CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE IH7 - Call 7I7-473S leripjn , i HEAVY CONSTRUCTION - La- PART TIME Clt'k Typist leal tt Coti MI rjoo RA1BIT It77 - Wtiltfl, brown txltrlor, House, 640 Shrewsbury Avt. Tlnton ANALYST Ntw Interior. Good tires. ' FORD RANCH WAGON lHt - With OTORCYCLE AND MOPED INSUR Folli No phone calls please borers Apply In ptrson Tockle Shop. tote office Msn In . .01 Stnd it SWITCHBOARD OPERA1OR With . AM NCE-RMrsonoble rates Groulnoer • San Diego, Calif. Long Branch Fishing Pier ilts to P O «oi II, Ktyport. N j unswenng seivite txpttlenct. Port iva Htller Aoency. IS WUott PI . Red Tf f im HOTEL AUDITOR - Wanted E Jrm hnte hour i available Red Bonk An Mil two. Laovlng orta. Will sacrifice k 7htD-*4f HOP dally, five six doys o wttk. hours flex and experience with GENERAL HELP ILR fcxperiemtd. port llmt CAPRI mi — Four-tp*«Q. 57,000 GRANADA 1*77 - Silver with maroon RITTENHOUSE Services/Parts Call *7» 9SJ6 INSURANCE - Rtpresentivt Sales As tellof needed two or Ihree days pt< - odlaii ttc Inipcdtd Inyl roof ond Inferior, olr, AM/FM computerized techni- locloin Medium ilie agency seeking Itreo, low mlloogt. Eacellent buy. LINCOLN MERCURY, IM. $5.83 PER HOUR week Please . oil Miss Mononey •00 Mwy. 15 TTS-iMO Octon Twp 4 CHEVROLET RALLV WHEELS - BOOKKEEPER - Port tlmt. M ques is highly sotlcltor In property and casually, 147 7700. to sel up appointment foi an all 364 1412 new. Coll lenctd In occounts payoblt ond pay commercial lint* background desired interview Equal Opportunity Em CELICA GT 1177 - Llrtbactc, excellent SHORE MOTORS 191-nu, ofltr 7 p.m. I. computer background helpful desirable. Sterling Thompson Insruanct Call FULL-TIME OR ploytr, M ( , condition. Loaded. Low mlltagt. HQLSEY PONTIAC Volvo-Triumph Dealer I 747 7944 for appointment Icke at s«*0400 741 J041 Hwy. 35. Mownquon S717S00 PART-TIME It I LFR TRAINEES TE U M3-7tOfl EATONTOWN Auto Rent/Lease BUS DRIVERS - Mult hove SUDANI t UNDERWRITER - Set • mi positions open In locul oieo CHEVROLET NOVA SS 1*73 - Four KARMANN GHIA 1V73 - Convertible STEIN CADILLAC drivers license ond experience, Please submit Resume ory Property ond casualty com d d h nerlng baikgtound helpful Hart *pMd, many exlfo*, bttt offtr. Call U,ooo mllti. Mint condition. AM/FM. ASBURY AVE . ASBURY PARK CalMM )»0__ rclalllntsexperiencedtslrtd Sttr >Aogl. SWOP. S42-n?i. S44-PM. 775-MOO ENT A VAN - Low, low rotes. Col with salary require- na Thompson Insurance Call Jerry nil Mony, TOMS FORD, Hwy. 35, Key CAR WASH HELP - Apply In person. AfE EMPIOYMENT AGENCY l«0 CHEVROLET WAGON - Air con port, 144 1400. Country Sudser Car Wash, 1900 Hwy ments or call: OlnlCfct at S6A0400 TOThnmatAvt m im Shrewsbury dltlontd, tiSO. Call twtwttn 1-2. n Mlddlelown. 49S-143*. DIES MEN - Work al home on the TOOL MAKER 515L. Ktypof Auto Insurance 739-0377 MACHINISt •* CHEVROLET VEGA GT - 1*73, tK MATADOR STATION WAGON - t«4, THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw Control Data one, tarn Ml-tU wtthly servicing LATHE HANO condlllo i door outomotlc. ALL DRIVERS AGENCY — Now lo r customers Hi }]44 PART TIME automailc. power Htxrlng. MOO. and uita cart In Monmauth Cw __ .old. Sit perlerued Apply I . .rson. Bon Ap radio, snows Low n Ovtf 100 alrcondlllontd new co attd In Asbury Park We Insurt oi year round work 'to ft Corporation NDSCAPER'S - Htiptr wonted r 17». W-.OM otier I tlock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL I _ rlv«rs, low roles, monthly payment! petitetit, «90 BBroodd St ,HedHmik 142 tVII uchlnery Will (ontldei trim retired MERCURY MARQUIS - Brougham CAIRPET^CLEANER5 - No Addition Down Flttvtr ptrltnci o must Immediate open PART TIME SALES Kl I t I'IIDNIM CHEVROLET 1t«f WAGON - Ntttft Shrtwibury Ave , New Shrcwitnify owest down payment, Irnmtdlaic I D ptrlenct. Mult hove dependable < 16A0 Hotel Circle North, Son Diego. ptrson SI Al S IASTI.HN INC, 134 1971. Four-door, powtr window*, olr, 741-oM, cards. Coll 771-7073. g Coll afitr i, M) 1094 Exptrltnct ntctssary Cull Ptarl SI . Red Bank, N j , 747 9JO0 some wort. $125 cosh 61000 iil ll Gd tlftl Call 6714*59 Call! , 97101 A N DSC APE * GAR OENERi atlMH oftof 4 p.m, TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suotr AUTO INSURANCE (714) 291 7570, lit, 703 ELPER WANTED - Full lime only iRAlNtt NI i oi n To operate : video equipment Musi have drlvtr' CHEVROLET VEGA 1*74 - Hatch ftrvlct DOWNES PONTIAC. o? Low REE quotes ond blndtn by phone CARPENTER pcrlvnce necessary 741 72J1 otter MG MIDGET — 1*73 Convtrilblo. Ex • r Main SI.. Motawan. 5M-23tt. CALL TOLL FREE 100-111970] Experienced An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 10 p.m license Call «i UOO oi apply ctllent condition Low mileage, extros. EXERCISE PERSON - Fur ladles spa son. Mlihtle Sales Company, TOYOTA COROLLA — 1*73, 1*00 E COMPUTERIZED QUOTES 671 1100 EGAL SECRETARY - Shorthand Evening shift Musi Asking J24O0 Muit sell Call 717 H05 Exercise and danct exercise instructor irequlrtd Experienced only appointment, coll I 16, Atlanlli Hlghloncti CHEVROLET CHEVETTE l«77 - " ' irttw S-l p.m. eel lent condition 41,000 milts ANY CAR - DRIVER ACE CARPENTERS - Looking lor Individ for top notch resort hotel and htallh TRAVEL AGENT Exptrlenruxt td onl;y Mounttd know tires IUS0. Co CALL Ut WOO BltM, Hatchback, tour tptcd troni MG MIDGET If74 - Good condition. uols to go Into their own business, will ipo Must be responsible and t* EGAL SECRETARY Lupeilented. PERSON ivlng < id gentiol Coll Leisure Travel. mlulon, AM radio, low mlleog*-, t* J. REID HARRISON AGENCY help flnonct Initial stort of cost and work Full tlmt. permanent posltlaii pedenced. references necessary, part lary commtnsuiott wllh experlim t, Apply 741 »W0 ctlltnt condition, muit Mil. 13,100 TOYOTA CELICA — 1177. Automatic RATES REDUCED FOR MANY payroll, because of our productivity time or lull time For oppolnlmcni. easanl ottlce, fringe benefits Coll Medical and rtllnmenl benttlls Appl, txcclltnt condition 11.000 mllti UK0 DRIVERS - Check our discounts ond syittm, you can start with yourself and 37JMO0. ask tor Mill Brown irwood Distributors Inc , *•>* toad TRAVEL A(.i NI trxptrlenctaoAly ow down payments. Frte quote. rgan Iond i iiivn ask tor Jeanne, iy. long Branch See Frank CHEVROLET VEGA 1)74 - Hatch Coll 741-USS one person. All material handling done •100 Call leisure Travtl, 744 3017 Phoenix Brokerage, AS Hwy. by machine Please send wrltitn re EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Chlet B" 741 tWO ^ bock, power steering, automatic. Good Iwy ii Eatontown 54? IMP TOYOTA CORONA - Dflui 3*, Keypori EGAL SECRETARY - EntMry level condition. 11100 Call 764 3MS ipons* to BOM J 391, Tht Dally Reg per lem e ill time poini UOO. Call liter. Shrewsbury, N J 0/701 slflon tor ptrson with good0 typing.. . 741 4»J tRiE CUMBERS Ekperlenctd MONTE CARLO 1473 - Powtr ltttr 4W4BP* WILL YOU EARN ni i required Call Bortlett CHEVROLET NOVA - 1V71, llx-ng/brake*/wlndowi, AM/FM radio, Wanted mo, dictaphone skills beglnnnlnu cylinder, automatic tronimlnlon, 10 CARPET INSTALLER HELPER - l1i.0OOW0.O0O This year and more I pt i Lull t,n ssss REALTOR ASSOCIATES - Active TrttTxperls. 711teW bweket Moh), olr, n«tdt body work. TRIUMPH 1*74 TR7 - Red. 31,000 Experleni d driver's license fl' ouency dtilits lo Incrtost salts Hatf powtr itetflng. Good condition. 11150 ItM. Coll afttr 7 p.m., Jtl-WflJ milts. Four speed. Air. AM/FM tlah Automotive required LEGAL SECRETARY - Freehold TRUCK MECHANIC - Diesel ex toll 741-4340 rock. Coll lS-«74». Trolnlng. complete broker i ooperalior perience ond tools necessary Apply In MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE \H4Vt - CASHIER — Part-time, parmanoni Inttmatlonol company in 14th year of ftlce EMptrltnced required and floor lime provided Musi have Collector's Item, bright red. Mechani TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1*75 - Con JUNK CARS WANTED gxowlh, needs three sales (epitsrnt dtilre lo succeed Experience prr -ton Schwarli International, 141 W year round position, at ' .-.I SI . Red Bonk vertlblt, yellow with twrdtop Foi 741 1079 Marine Lumber, Seal - '- this area EGAL SECRETARY • Only reol es ftrrtd. not essential For Inlefvlrw spnd. AM/FM 11,000 miles, txctlk JUNK CARS WANTED - Towed free, IMrough F .1 * back around considered Call ill Comaisa Agency, inc , 773 41DD V in nun IAN - Experienced In CHRYSLER WAGON 1*74 — Air. irnJltlon MM After 4pm , 511*17 ARE YOU: DO between f-I. REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE MUSTANG MARK I 1971 — With 1*71 CASHIER Salary plui tor right Individual who olid stale, g«od position with expand power *tt»rlna/brakes, 51,000 mile*, VEGA HATCHBACK 1*73 — Air. • ports Minded EGAL SECRETARY - Mlddltlown ltovlnp toon, must nil II ,708. 741 »S7. Some experience necessary, noi seeks long hours, hard work and fast MIJ (ompnny t7l III! Ing *495. Call JUNK CARS p.m. Local. To S3 per hour. • Legal ooe to Small office, pltasant surround urowlh opportunity Call Mr Preston, YPiST EHptnented Purl time CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — 1*70.OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1»77 — Gray ^ *7116*J wed away free ond bought ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY • Aggrtulve s E»ptr lence required Call Doctor'i ofilit Medliat background One owner. Only driven by the owner with red vinyl roof, AM radio, powtr VEGA STATION WAGON 1*71 — Lo Call Rocco, 717 3JM 10 Thomas Avt 74F 3494 Shrtwibury . Amblliout f440S for appoint menl useful Send resume with rtltrtncts, to Air, perfect condition. Only H.OOC • In good health. itetrlng/brokei, olr, M.OOO mllti, tx ll d CLERK TYPIST - Person for all EGAL SECRETARY - Experienced REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON lo. H III. The Dally Rtglsttr. mtltt. Interior like ntw. Call 6711709 JUNK CARS WANTED — Highest • High school graduate or better. Mtlmed Htolty has Immediate opening phases of general office work. Colt • Bon dob It with good references. nly Excellent Skills required Hospl Shrewsbury. N J 07701 71J BUI. ask tor Mn Whitman to' bright, oggrtulve. rtlloble a\ ^"g'j-C Towing, 3*1-5*93 soclatt Wt will provide buyers, ad TYPIST Part lime afternoons, only OLDSMOBILE 1*71 - Delta M four VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1*71 — V«i TOP DOLLAR CLERICAL ipply il you aie txperltnc ed. aci uratt door, air. M.OO0 miles. Selling due to FOR USED CARS Some typing ond heavy phone work IF YOU QUALIFY PN — Five evenings, 3 lo II:: and a speed typist Call 747 1SU CIRCLE CHEVROLET ittlng company cor. 11150. »1 -1161. Freehold area. To 1140. our nights, II p.m. to 7 30 on"Si!"., VERY EXPERIENCED - Passenger LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC YOU WILL BE rating weekends Good benttlt REAL ESTATE SALES - One t» OPEL 1974 - Four s VOLKSWAGEN 1947 - Four new lire Rt. 35 SoyrtvHIe, N.J. 717-H ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Irtrnounltr Pay commensurate wllh new muffler, good condition. UOO Co 10 Thomas Ave. 747 3494 Shrewsbury GUARANTEED: person, Wetlwotstwooi d' Holl Nuising jerlenctd soles associate needed eRperlentt All btnttlls Crown Tire. 671-0711. USED AND JUNK CARS WANTED • Guaranteed Income to start ime. 711 Botth AvAvei . Long Branch, or jood growth opportunity Best work "" Port Monmoulh CORVETTE 1*74 — 454 engine, loui TOP PRICE PAID CLERICAL • Two wetks expense paid training ntuct Mrt King"" , 171 1177. between • Ing conditions All Inquiries h WAITERS. WAITRESSES. BUS~PER OPEL MANTA - 1973, oood condition. VOLKSWAGEN 1973 - 411 Statlo CALL 74,-W) Some typing ond heavy phone work • Hospllolliatlon ond protlt sharing ond 4 p.m. strkteil confident Freehold area. To 1140. SON. CASHIERS Experienced only Wagon. 11700. WANTED PN - Pari or full time, IM shift AGENCY. 471 1300 need cipcily Cull Mlchuel (or vpolnl CREDIT PROBLEMS Coil Miai A-1 used cars. Top dollar paid ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Unllmlttd advancement opportunity •ply ol GorOcrt Slate Manor. It Von RECEPTIONIST - Enperlemed in it. 779 1111 No cash? If you're working, we conPINTO 1971 - Hatchback. Good conol VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1971. Orlgt, OASIS MOTORS IWII 721 7100 » Thomas Ave 747^3494 Shrewsbury no seniority. Opportunity to odvanci ocklt Rd , Hollmdel LPN - Port dealing with people and handling busy WAITRESSESrWAITERS - I • help to ett you financed. No money owner. Good condition Asking 11050 CLERKS Into management ol rapidly as you . full time, IJI shift. Apply at Gordcn telephone Instrument essenllul Ntut ptrltmed, benefits Apply Buiionwaod down. Payment* arranged to lull your Coll 536-117] twt» WE NEEO USED CARS TYPISTS ability wants Act today, (or a seiur tote Manor. It Van Brackle Rd. nest ond ptisunablt a must as well a\ Manor. Rl 34. Malawan SU 4770 tieeoi Mony Ntw and Quality Uied Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEVRO tomorrow Call now for oppolnl men clerical stills All replies confidential. Can to choose from. Coll Mr. Freder PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1»77 - Four VOLKSWAGEN 1*73 - 411, I wo do LET, Hwy. 14, Motowan, SM WOO SECRETARIES and personal initrvltw. olmdtl WAITRESS/WAITER - Exptfltnctd door Sedan, si »• cylinder, power stttr- Fallback. Must settle estote Any on BOOKKEEPERS MACMINIST - Experienced In set up Send Resume to BON ll in, The Dully Jvtr II Apply tn person. 11 pm. Ing. excellent cor. 13,000 miles. considered. 747-1131. KEYPUNCH Register. Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Shore Point Inn 33*0 Hwy 1), Haittl II you have any ot the above skills and F. GETZ il precision mo RLSTAURANT Cooks. Fry Cooks, 747-7M7. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1*74 - 41,240 o ore Interested In temporary work why 00 OATSUN B310 1*77 - 19,000 mllet, ex On a pdvulr lulling experienced, Coll tor Interview before 1FR alltnl condition, UOOO or best offer PLYMOUTH BARRACUOA — 1*73. * il milts. Body, motor, A I con not come In ond register we pay top 264-2400 ftprt S44MJJ 741-170* or 741'SeH 340, four barrel, automatic, power n. Red ond while, U600. 671 Mil tales No tee charged '. Part or lull tlmt Highlands between steer I rig/brakes, air, excellent condl VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK — ACE TEMPORARIES RESTAURANT - Full and port li DATSUN M0Z 1974 - Air, outomollt. tlon. titOO. 4W-MII. ___^ EMPLOYMENT MJhomas Avr. MI 0301 Shrewsbury Coll Monday through Wed., 9 a.m. to hostttset, barttnders M/W, wall 1 P l new paint W450 or best IM4, blue, stick shift, radio, IS00. Call p.m. waitresses, busboys. busglr Is, cl lng PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON 1971 after s» p.m., 671-1W. CLERK — To work part-flmt In rttoll MECHANIC WAITER WAITRESS, II years ot store. Evening ond weekend hours and kitchen help Exptrltnctd eed age. no txptr. , irltncl t ntctssory Full ar — Btst offtr, drive II away. An Equol Opportunity Company, M/ or heavy duty truck, must have own only apply P.O Box II, Red B OATSUN inZ - 1971 Five speed, air, 791-07M, offer 5 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN VAN - ltTI, whrtf, available, profit shalrlng, retirement noli, some welding, Coll S47 Hit —' llmllmt ApApplr y after i, Dom Silt. 1111 seven passenger. 51 Help Wanted plan Apply In ptrson, Cumberland N J 07; Scycomore Avt . Tlnlon Falls eirtros. Coll offer 4, p.m. PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 1*73 - 340 717-3119 Farms. 603 River Rd . Fair Haven, MECHANIC For contractor's equip CT-aw men), must have hydraulic, numatlc RESPONSIBLE PERSON - Needed to WAITRESS M'F Full lime days high performance, power stttr Male/Female EXCITEMENT! watch Infant and klndtraartener tor Apply in person between llpm al the DODGE CHARGER SE 1*77 - Powtr ing/braktl, automolic, asking si ,150 VOLKSWAGEN - Bug, ond electrical background Also tour condition. 1S90. LEGAL SECRETARY yli air and wafer cooled tnglnt Com jarl llmt working RN with weekly ro Pout House, *40 Shrtwsbury Avt,. Tin 747-7510 Office, experience prctn portunlty Employer. FRIENDLY FINE FOOD allrtg schedule hours 14 References ton f uili No phone calls pitas*. rred pony benefits Coll W4 4W3 equlred Call 747-0944 VOLVO 19*? - 144S Call 747-7IK AND ICE CREAM SHOP IM0 or best offer CLERK MEDICAL RESTAURANT I'l Ill'l I 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale Account* Rectlvoble Clerk ... Jtock work. Good benefit). openers, More Claislf led Coll 717^734 Light typing, local oreo. Good benefits Several positions opening NOW fo TRANSCRIBER Stort $110. Chonce for advancement. Stort S3.1S SHIFT SUPERVISORS, grill ptopl >enon. VOLVO WAGON — 1977. Automatic, per hour. and generol restouronf work. Par Imt position available In our labo iOOrdwt on Next Page radlols. AM/FM, olr, excellent condl ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY time, full time, lunches, evening alory department Must have ex Hon. m». Coll 171-4513. Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury fllent typing and dictaphone skills IITAII FISH MARKET EX 10jrhomas_ Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury weekend! - NO EXPERIENCE NEC PERIENCE - Call for Interview WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK-OPEL ACCOUNTANT - Croduolt from a COUNTER PERSON - Five days. ESSARY Get paid as you train! Fo Muil also have medical terminology 51. Help Wanted four-year course ot on accredited col 1:30-4:30. experience helpful, refer oppolnlment, coll before II em on xctlltnl salory and benefits Please before 6 p m . SU 9113 lege with a minimum of ll credits ir oner 1 p pply Personnel Deportment, RN - Five days a week, full llmt. 7 1 NEED A CAR? ences, Hazier 164H1S. loyihore Community Hospital, 777 accounting. Experience in Munlclpa Trucks And Government preferred Open to Mon COOK - Experienced broiler per ton Friendly Ice Cream Sho North Beers Street. Holmdel. H I mm. GET RE-ESTABLISHED mouth County residents Send return* tor seafood reslaurant. Yeor-round Rte 35 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Busy DRAFTSMAN M/ Trailers to Monmouth County Personnel De position. Good pay. benefits. Apply In Shrewsbury 747131 iclort office Top salary Stnd re RN OR LPN Small, pleasant 11 bed portmtnt, Hail ot Records. Main SI psson, Long John's Ltd., II Beoch El O MF Ming unit, full port llmt, nlghi shin. I ocial Electronic labon UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY Freehold, N.J. 07721. Etjuol Opportunity I niployri M/F . jme with references to box UNO, The 1 Mrs. Daly. Ul 1400 ANTIQUE DODGE - 1941 pickup. Krsdo . Hlghltmds EXPERIENCED PERSON - To WOl Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. nuods an individual «*• Rust tree Vtry reasonable n warehouse and Hock th«iv» App ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - COOK Enpeilenrrd, good salary uenenceii in drafting 141-1700 ^^_^^_ For real estate offices Mini be able lo Apply. Butlonwood Manor, Rt. 34, 49 E. Newman Springs Rd Shrewsbury. NURSES - RN ond LPN Port lime, schemalics. technical tepod "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" CHEVROLET PANEL 1944 - ISO, si* direct activities ot others. Excellent Matowon. S664310. 71, 3-11 shift tor Nurllnp Home, ex cylinder, excellent condition, new tires sttrw, typing and knowledge ot book COOK AND SHORT ORDER - EXPERIENCED PERSON - To . pctltnct preferred 977•9110 SALESPERSON - Fulltime, for de illusUalion& and associated UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED tody for work. Waltrtis M/W ond dishwasher. Full own and garden work at convtnltnr. NURSERY SCHOOL - Von dflVtf-Al- luxt Red Bank retoll store Goad work operations We otter ex- two-three doys per wttk. 7411133, ' Ing conditions Full benefits Complete limee yeayear round position. Stnd resume slstant Purl lime reference* required. Wrltt fo Box celinnt salary and company DODGE PICKUP — 1173, V] ton, auto 1 P.OPO. Box 13*. Red Bank. Call 747-0141 J 197, The Dally Register. Shrtwsbury. oenfllils Please apply by motlc. Very pood condition. 11O0O or EXPERIENCED^ NURSE S AIDE -Port lime, 3 II shift N J 07701 best otttr. fefllfi, W;10p,iii. AIDES - Visiting Momtfnoktr. Homt 100% FINANCING nlahli, S 10 Will train Apply'b* Garbage Irucfc driver Coll lor Inttrvlew, sending Resume to Health Aides, full or port-llme and 24 Call 144-4404 hour duty. No txptrlmct necessary 7 5. Mr Steak. 71 Hwy. lT, Enloi 741-U97 SCHOOL CAFETERIA AIDE Purl No Co-Makers — No Gimmicks good condition, 15.000 miles, tlmt. Dtonn Porler School, Rumson Free training course.. Eorn hourly EXPEDITOR NURSE - RN. doctor's oftlce Write to To apply, call I47-OU0 BOX H-37B on the Spot Approval It Qualified brakes, 13,100. 471-1911, 671 MiO woges plus mlleoge relmbursemtnt Box J 179, Tht Dally Regltier. Car and telephone neceisory. Coll ptrson between 1-5 p Shrewsbury. N.J. Q7701 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED - TRUCK INSURANCE Family & Children's Service. 7129100 The Dally ReglsUr FREE quotes and binders by phone or S41-4IA0. House, 640 Shrewsbury Ave., Tlnlon Fulltime ond substitute MoMboto CALL TOLL-FREE 100-131*703. Falls No phone calls, please NURSES AIDE - Port time. 4 17 App luwrnlilu Bouutdi I (luM)hnn /til 1700 Shrewsbury, N.J. Coll Mr. Banks 566-6102 orklng wllh a minimum Garden State Manor, It van Ext 41 Equal Opportunity Employer t Rd.. Holmdel SECRETARY - For diversified dulrts 07701 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale - Pin ..... Must \M able to deal w Waitress.. Apply In person. Ninos Res with Shop For man'woman expedltl OFFICE CLEANING Port time, eve In local CPA office. Must be proficient touront, IIS East Newman Springs Rd . past due orders quickly and tfflcltnl nlngs, Leonardo. Middletown. Llncrott sfqllstlcal typist Coll 741 H14 tor In Shb High Itvcl of accuracy needed, one areas. Call 9tl S244 ttrvltw fwo ytort Production Control htiptu COSMETOLOGIST - Licensed. E> perlenced In facials ond waxing. Fully paid company benefits - oood Call Josette. 741 ISIS salory tuition reimbursement Stnd CROSSING GUARD APPLICATIONS resume ond salory requirement* fo; — Now being received, Inquire Llltle Box C 396. Tht Dally Rtglsttr. Silver Police Oept. 4et>Prosoect Ave , Shrtwtbury, N.J., 0778). CLASSIFIED Llltlt Silver. CUSTOMER RELATIONS EXPERIENCED Real Estolt knowledge, some typing, TREE DIGGERS heavy telephone. To 1140. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY immediately, U on hour Call otttr 6 NEW 78 MERCURY 10 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury p.m., 741 1911 DELIVERY PERSONS - Must hovt IAHM HElf WANTtI) Apply ot BUSINESS DIRECTORY Casola't Farm Market, East Main St , own car Call Holmdtl COUGAR FIVENGLAS - Reflnlshtr wonted for leading boat manufacturer All bent A DAILY GUIDE 2-DR. BROUGHAM — Sid auto . P/S. P/B. sleel belted DELIVERY PERSON — Port tlmt Ills Call Ed Wlnkclmon, 447 Ml? Nights, r Molnihlp Division of Sllverton Mar|ne radials Opl: V-8, vinyl roof, W/Ws. bumper prot. grp.. rear LuTgl's I Hoiiet. OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS window defroster, air cond.. AM radio, tinted glass, dual i J DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Ell FLOOR"*W^XER PAINTING 4 racing mirrors, P/windows. P locks, moldings Onei^ perlenced tor Red Bank office Know! Full lime position ovoliable on evening ADDING MACHINES HAULING "jn stock. Retail $7128. edge of Insurance and Mtdlcald forms hours lor Individual wllh previous floor TYPEWRITERS DECORATING Salary commensurate with en waxing experience Excellent salory ptrltnce. 741-77M, between Ml p.m. ADDERS - Typewriters. Calculators. iGHT HAULING - Gorogti ond VG PAINT CO Interior exterior TOPCAT PRICE ond benefits Plesase opply Personnel wld. Iroded, repaired. jrdi cleaned. Rtfr(aerators, sinks, decorating, paint ond sproy Frtt tstl DENTAL TECHNICIANS - Waiieft Deportment, Boyshore Community DISCOUNT prices aken away Coll m 3479 motes, oood guarantee 774 4M4. $ finishers, plaster technicians needed Hospital. 777 North Beers St .Holmdel SERPICO'S 74r-O4IS 774 77S4 anytime tor denrlur e- deportment In Lakewood FOUR DRIVERS - Nights Red Banonk LD APPLIANCES Removed 6365. area Great opportunity lor qualified Pin orth Washers, dryers, refrigerator*, stoves, WALL VI PAINT ING ~ ^t. Excellent salory. health and ALTERATIONS ttc Clean-up Services. Coll 71/0147 EXPERT CRAFTSMEN al brnetlli, lift Insurance, pension Interiors Our Speciality ond dlsoblllty. Coll 701 741 7WO be ADDITIONS - Gorogts. romplelt Ml lift, AFTER * PM twttn 10 a.m. ond 1 p.m. An equal FULL OR PART TIME - Opening {re homes, remodeling, if ytori In this opportunity employer (M/F). ' res welcome) Hours 15 Apply in orea. Call anytime. 747-4440, tvtl. LANDSCAPING LAWN person, Bens Cor Wash, 414 Hwy IS, 5ARDEN MAINTENANCE MISCELLANEOUS DENTURE SUPERVISOR - A ton Alddlttown. HJ, ADDITIONS Rooting, siding, (crumlc C( NEW CAR C person tilt. Compttlt line ofrtmootllng Call FACTORY GAS STAT~ION ATTENDANT M/F - LLTAWNS AND YARDS - Cleon Mb 717 3J47 Sering Mo Apply In person between 10-7 p.m , ps, ftrtlllilng. mowing, weeding ond 3ceon"County area. Strong technical pruning Coll M7 7743 TOPCAT" """"kground o must, plus monaotmtnt Matawan Shell. Rt. 14 and Middlesex Rd., Matowon, — Illy. Excellent salary, health and i cn^ v *una — UIMT.U. luniirui. MOVING LOCALLY? MonondplU CLEARANCE dental benefits, lite Insurance, pension n, corptntry, mosonry, Insulation, MOVING* STORAGE up truck for hire W0 dally Call afttr AUTHORIZED NEW 78 and disability benefits. Coll for In i painting JOHN L. BUCHANAN. - -n n?-$ni --w 10a.m. Io7p,m, Mon, Ihrovoh General Help 747 713* or 747 Mil MOVE WITH NICK - For itsi Frtt 7OI-74B7S00 Equal opportunity ALTERATIONS - General repairs, ROOFING 4 SIDING MERCURY tmptoytf 1M/F). Start Immediately Ing, siding and replacement win 1 Molowon, SI) S099 or M4-M4S OOFIHG AND SIDING Frtt estl BOBCAT DESIGNERS" DRAFTING malts. Olson Rooting ft Siding Co Call ENGINEERS ft TECHNICIANS Knowledge ot hand tools CARPENTER - Sell employed, tl- PAINTING 4 531 1W6 Est 1HD. L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES perlenced In all types homt repairs. DECORATING RUNABOUT — Sid 4-cyl. 2300 IS7 Brood St., Rtd Bonk t4]3tQQ helpluT-good wages, alterations, additions. Fret estimates, CC engine, manual disc brakes. 4- steady work, no loyofts call S4? 194} CALL ME - For tree estimates on ROOFING speed Opl BR7B«13 sleel belled radial DESK CLERK - 3-11 p.m. Apply In Management trainee outside poilntlngl • . U*t cutting, llgh WORN OUOUTR FROROOMF AGELEAK?• Call NI person. Howard Johnson Motor Lodge. HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Add! " rulinli g mS 713} or 744 3431 ROOfIN WWs. P/S. deluxe interior One in stock Retail Rt, 3S. Mlddlelown program-port-tine tloni, dormers, garage conversions W197 finished basements, repairs. Fret ettl EXTERIOR PAINTING - Beoutltu DIETARY HELP - Expvrlfnc* nttn Softly Company has several openlngi paint |obs done by Eddie I scrope old *Ofy. In III safety division. Company spc point off windows and woih them TRUCK 4 AUTO TOPCAT PRICE $3907. dallies i fire enllngulsneri, tscope twfort repainting I rtcaulk all spots can mnx loddtrs, jtomatlc heat ond smoke o* PLUMBING* ond loints thai nttd II I work neat one. RENTAL MWCrS tXCLUOt TAX 4 itCtMIMM «H DRIVER WANTED — Porlllm., lectors. HEATING your house will look beautiful, espe FORD RENT A CAR nlghli, mult Iwvff own cw Apply tn dolly while trim For fret estimate FAIRWAY FORO pefion. Clrclt Plua, Hwy. 34. Eolon Muil be over II ond responsible. Fo PLUMBING PROBLEMS? ill Eddie at 671 4403 Dally Weekly Monthly town Interview call Personnel Deportment Eugene J. Patterson Fair Haven MI-MM License No. 3173 HOUSEPAINTING • I om c alnt< 777 M00 DRIVER -VolM drlvtr'l IIMflM. 741-3788 Ifhnlnt yton txperltnct and started I hnowlvdot ot Norttwm N*w J.rwy ond my own business I'm looking lor will V •MtroooFllon Nn> York. Compony Dtn DRIVEWAY fled customer s to establish o itputof' &E0&&EWAU KMCOm MERCURY llli Call W4ir> Go NAVY CONSTRUCTION tor quality work ond reotonoble pr l< Interior ond exterior For frtt I AVIS ASPHALT CONCRETE DRIVEWAY mates, coll Sal, 9M440S DUNKIN' DONUTS Call - Walks, curbs and polios. Free rsl m TRY HARDfR mates Call 471 JSJt PAINTING - And roofing controc ... no tNparltnct nn.es Commercial and residential Fret esll- I Rpnl A P/ymQ,|^^ TUtONW LINCOLN MIKIKY KAltEON 6HW«EVAVt. sory. will train Good starting salary, malts Mlddlelown area 171 1171 paid vocations, polo holidays, unl DRIVEWAYS Of Ott)P' ' | lls supplied. Hoursavolloble,»p.m Asphalt drives, concrete walki and PAINTING AND DECORATING fi lhh h Apply In Carl B Jones Fully Insured 74.7.0308 od For frtt estimates call 779 JIM .... FrMay. Aih for Mr E Brunswick PttiV Officer 681 SHfttWSBURY W£., H3. 747-5400 I |US Hwy. 35, Mlddltlown 52 Boots And m Fair Hoven SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 21. 197877. Pets And Livestock 110 Wanted To Rent 3'.Houm For Sole 14 The Diaty Register Accessories RED BANK - Budget Speciol OtfvER HILL AREA Raised ronch Merchandise 71 Merchandise POODLE - AKC Black, one year Si Help Wonted •emote Adorable S2S lo good name I Just lief Call I4M iol Four KEYPORT MARINE SALES STATE RENTALS Bkr .. nofl.fKimatoJe moienols torma* dining HWY JS. HAZLET For Sale ForSoje 3V? sr: Afl roam, tomlly room _ TJMMt «_W7H4_ WE'RE IN THE BAG BUSINESS RENTERS ATTENTION! Will pov cosh, or do home repair• Call NEW MATTRESSES - Twin or full. central air. ealras TIQUE OAK BOOKSCASE - I7S, CHTIE MARINA - Far Rorlhsn Boy U**5. five pitct dinette set U* 95, HMhoaony dining toblt. DM. six REFINED COUPLE - Retired ' l brthi servi lor matching chairs, 175, king sue bed set E5 5SL??!_ JLi J?. _ tires two-bedroom tt LAWLEY Hi M g REGlSTEHEU - Ttioroughtored fitly A BRIGHT - Designer furnished tti bedding_. ,.10 140. .Lullabye maple crib. NINE PIECE - Dining room, with Bw* area before Na AGENCY REALTORS WELDERS - All petition*. IMM ding, vears old For breeding or pleas tOio and executive suites Horbour - .1500 Full slie bed. complete Ui vtan, 741 7*77 or 741 41-4M J Mi G Permonent Mncfili Apply Ot -Vm. 7JJ M77 atttr_«_B_ni o.nt 14*3 Oceon Ave 747 13S3 VMAN - MAKO. Mar«uU. Lyco. II Vondcrburg Rd , Motlbwu flOUE~FGXlT~SCRAPei"-"ui. UNION BEACH - By owner Five wmt BRIGHT - Dcnuiwr fu'rniticd MMtk. BMton Whaler. J wood picnic set, ISO Wlnthrop rdrooms ond mony extras, pool, pan OIL FURNACE - 1MJM BTU >. hat Bicycles/Mini , EZ La Oder, li , 1IU Singer sewing console. 155 udlo ond executive suites Harbour REAL ESTATE Ing carpeting 73**374, tvts . X RAY TECHNICIAN - Port llnM tr on hot woter Old but gaoa DOC ow* art prints, 170 Oval gold leal iMt. 14*3 Ocean Avt 747 U53 RigliicfH ikttiMd Mull be pfofl Bikes „ FOR SALE lERCURY ENGINE - I.I Long shaft ne. ISO LPretords.il Hardcover J* BRIGHT - Two room apartment nfjwi._m_. E BwouahC cwntinGEXroys Send rewme to Bo« PAINT FOR SALE"Factory-Tri»ii'U| it, 75 ctnis each, paperbacks 10 rmshed. 1730 per month Including WALKER & WALKEB good AuflMlSI H ]7», The Dolly Register Shrewsbury a gallon CYCLES ~- ~Mon V ~Mu7ra»~"le"n itles Air conditioned Security rt l Houses For Sole REALTORS l To me NJ orai ailTtJ M encellenl condition Atkirtg tU •d 441 17*4 ^ Shrewsbury Office 741 5113 * S11 Ajddjefown _0«tiC4r 471 Ji\ 1 52 Babysitting/Child TIQUE BOOKCASES - Upright PIANO - Upright, good condition E A BRIGHT - Three ond live rooms New Jersey's ctrolo, Maxwell Parish print. Art 32 Condominiums Complete Marine Center Core >tco chandelier, Incpia PtANOi OfcGANS HREWSBURY - Five room apart BOSTON WHALER lea SFtMH. ». Ill BABYSITTER - Responsible TownHoum ITIQUE OAK FURNITURE Man» used trade-ins, splnits. consoles, RL'S - » blkt, l» 14 bike « ml. all utilities furnished Suitable AQUA SPORT ESOLUED IM ne bedroom, I /] lilt bath, forge den OPED l»77 BERMUDA - Run* good 19* Port Monmouth Rd . Port Mon Ina which Is aronting a S fool va 471 W43. after 4 p^m on Klmball plonos Buy wllh con see Ihls |«s< listed live-bedroom home Gorogt Laundry room. Plenty of fiaence with our 10 yeor parts and lo mt ell HOC oulh Kllchtn. living roam area, 1 Storage area Wall lo-wall corpeling. BABYSITTER - Responsible person day Asking lie.900 E A UHOOM StT - Bo, , tprmtpra ond bar auaronte* bedroom and bath 1195 plus electric central air Mony other e.troi 777 5*H lo core for five month old In your own RMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtor. SSS i malnltnonc* 01 mil IIW tt t dessers t ti ollowed 495-03/4 333J345 home, five doys per week. ) JO i JO two dressers, two mirrors FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER MILEV DEMM' MOPE 0*1*1771 El ospect Ave . Little Silver 741 4. References needed Middletown area nd nlgni table 1I7J WH»_ Coll tar Appointment 441-47)0 MO ROOMS - Ana bath, private SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Re»ule» onlng Ordinance Hack 17. Lol NO Coll evei . 717 *334 >OXEES - Corrugateg d PockTng supsup- POOL TA6LE~- I Compoiltlon Bed once, lovely residential orea. near Various models LAWLEY AGENCY. tor Industry ond accessories. UN Oukey Electric Or onsportollon Single malt only 739 2600 fteolliM i. »1^4147Ltv«_l43_SS7«. Notice ot Se _ TE* H tor Indstr ond MovinMoing anand 3 gan. M keys, sli motor ond minor 4? 1771 oiler S * **'* 7 Swimming Pools SHADOW LAKE - Lakeside, ont eight year old. .. J£i chords, plus bench. Mi Compact re LMOST NEW IMS Jennie E Craflln Rumson area Own Iran spa nation Col WEST END IUNG BRANCH - Lorgt itory, two bedroom, two both, golf, CA1IPET DISCOUNT trotor. 5 S cu ft . Panosanlc. ISO ir bedrooms. 17'master bedroom Secretary rooms, air conditioned, garden tool uubtiouve uuiage Coil 442 71I« ofter 4, 147 M71 _ chouse sale Save 40* to Uv, it guest bedroom 30' living room August 21 14 0* parlment 17*0 Individual polio In am 13 99 so yd installed Choke ol per science kitcheinn. 74' family room SHADOW LAKE REDUCED - su CHILD CARE - Mother t helper Sept ludei porKing One block to ocean FLAGSHIP MARINE 5-May It Mon Fri Looking lor r :orator colors Free shop ol home th Redwood deck, utility room, r; ooms, two bedrooms, two baths, dei vke Budget terms tUYlOO weights. 1*5 dulls preferred, no pets 767 Greent i baths. **• acre!, attached go sponsible person with recent reft WIM POOL - Distributor, disposing /aroue oir 149^^443^13^ 229 Keansburg ARPb l - Like new. red. with pod •I new 31 long, aboveground pooh encts ond own transportation E TWO STORY TOWNHOUSTOWNH USE - Offers -|, IliM, 117). ompleie wllh sundeck, fencing, filtei WEST END - If* Ave , lust HSO. ILMED AGENCY 47M4M ceiicnt salary Please call between I RCA COLOR - 75 Combination. «IM bedro NOTICE ncludes lull installation Asking UK Illllies free, mony Xtros, coll compleli . ivocy Tw IVI o m 4pm. 94A-43** 747 427* GE electric rongt. 17S RCA rtlrlg MAZING VALUE 130 S arpeting The Keansburg lonlng Boord ot erolor I7i Good condition 7171377 clng ovalloble Can Chip, to i) V4M STATE RENTALS Bkr baths, war tll Open Six Days Adlustment has gronled the lollo«lrjg LOVING ADULT - To care lor inlon hrtt bedrooms. 14' master bedroom cellenl sloroge __ olnfenonce •00477 U54 Closed Mondavi varlont* Minutes and pertinent dato ond three yeor old (In nursery schoo FRIGlDAIRt ~FREEZ~ER ~- R tasun vlng room, formal dining roam, IS paralleled hilltop view off rivei r and ^rVed^n^FrMIII 4_PJ"- holt days), in our Shrewsbury home 02 Houses For Rent Itrict eat-ln kitchen, den. full bosc oceon Fifties Call i_"l-0»J1 mornlngi ore on Ille at Borough Hall Case No able Call 7 It. Edward J Henderson. 147 Corr IV* days per week Own transportation ent. one-car oarage, low ia«ei RHODES MERIDIAN SLOOP Merchandise Ave to construct an addition to b* (47 Mtl ufier t HINA CLOSET - MMaple ELWED AGENCY 4/1 S6W 17400 u*«d lor storoae. to the rear of efwrmo m.llrr.t C , noo REFRIGERATOR" iCAgos E ifY".HIGHL AND Ihrysler Marine Inboard, 17S0. Good home One day per week, 4 30 a m jAYVILLE - I 7 bedroom, Cape Cod PERFECT HILLS - Three apartments, eoch with pm Coil 711*533 between 4 pm Mohogony desk, ball and claw teei. REFRIGERATOR - Side byslde, cop olns. silver donors, coin and stan condlllon 7*4*447 Elections 741 1517. 170 9104 stporate entrance Fantastic vltw ol August 21 pm. overtop drowers Original brosi Clrco tody now, kldl 4. pets 1775 Mon IZE m Asking HMO 774 1SK oceon and river Fireplaces Lovely AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWVNTE mounouttt i Rental* 774 0150 Bur US lee. oundl SWu monthly income tl*.9O0 ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, RUGS. FO SEARS - Kenmore portoblt drytr HAZLET - Two bedroo _9-3410 Ml 1433 53 Domestic Help Daliy-Sunday CASH. LOCATION 230 Oceanporl ' new HIS ment. carpeting, centr ily IREOBAVKINCOMEPROPERTY - r INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES WANTED -"Tj Vbonom "olumlnum 717 S4W «JS per monlh 471 16*1. RICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORl CLEANING WOMAN Dependabl. 159 E Newman Springs Rd. I Two one-bedroom apartments, lovtl' lop boat and equipment experienced, wllh car, references r< area, ample porklng, walking dlstano c 747-144^ Notice Is hereby given that sealed Shrewsbury _ J47-43O0 Proposal! will be received by tht oulrcd Call for Interview ofter REGISTER or o starter home in move-in condl to buses and shoppina. I Col Scowl. Church and oui>n«it pro|t<> WMor «1 «l» _ '- Twotomlly I IVt IN HOUSEKEEPER Nlgtiti Flyer Tap coin appraisal 946 719 JACKSON - Two*edroom, on 3 ocre i both, o nice sue llvli UNION BEACH County New Jersey for the 1971 Rood must, days flexible, some cooking d TlNK - Slav*."oddt ond tndt Btl great lor kve«eot7 (Coniem CLEAN FILL WANTED - 30,000 KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom. y< tor kids, ready Sept 1,1750. call M WHELAN 27 PLUS ACRES . W00D5MAN - 1973, complete ASSOCIATEY Consulting on4 Munlcl oryt, two end tables, cottee ' *' yds. Call Fred, 547 4340 days 591 9 self contained Sleeps sU. EMCCIIC. pal Engineers, have been filed In the Female AT LOW COST t new 1*00 Coll 741 4455 moulh Rentall 774 OIW Bkr 135 tee REALTY GROUP-REALTORS K njngi^ FARMETTE .ondlflon Extras Asking 17300 Office ot sold Engineers al 113 Highway WILL BABYSIT SOFA BED - US FreIttfi I NAN JOHNSON ARGE - Five-bedroom house, Ihre 842-7565 mjnv 3S. Mlddlelown Township, P O Bon phone years old, HIS Kltcfu _aths Must see to appreciate Close Red Bank, New Jersey and al the office In my home i tabl BUVS AND BUVS TLANTIC HIGHLANDS - FIRST real subdivision potslbllllles in prl CAMPER 1973 - Hilltop, sleeps tigh troln Station, Monmoulh Medical oi Of the Acting Borough Clerk. 222 Mon 344 I HI choirs. 160 vi • ' itique love sea m on entire household lo o sin. IME OFFERED EXCLUSIVE LIST oils Neck area. i0% ot total ocrtog excellent condlllon, many extroi MOO Antique chlno closet, mohogon college MM manlhly Call after A. a NG Colonial, pillars, frame, portico s heavily wooded. Qualnl two-stor mouth Blvd . Oceanporl. New Jersey n Antique furniture, lewelry, s If.TJB, Coll WVaTef 1400 Coll 14} 1*74 immediate cosh Top do I la for Ralph, 779 9174 or 447 7S79_ _ I this beauty nestled In Ihc hills Sur- tome Is located on properly. Coll fo ond may be Inspected by prospective 55 Situations Wanted REGISTER LONG BRANCH - Threebedroom »unded by toil trtti and speMlmen oddltionol Information. CAMPER - 1975 Hordtop PopU bidden during business hours den. all utilities free, bring kids. |< lontlngs Custom built. Ihrtt- PRICE: 1349.000 Coachman Su sleeper, sink, stove, Ir Bidders will be furnished wllh a Male OLD FURNITURE - Antique*, chli 1350. tdroom. two bath home wllh large bo^.j>cwjpore_Clfteon. ^1 MO H2."*L' copy ol Ihe Contract Documenli and Qlassworc, ort objects ond bric-abra T R E _-»n and flreploct, two-car aorage Plans by th* Engineer upon proper no ROUND YARD WO Immediate cash (or anything, ond e 747*414 ?I*_ J _ "L*i-"l* MOTOR-HOMES >OR RENT STONE FRONT Complete privacy M1.500 CAMA$SA lice ana payment ol o non refundable cut Gutters, garoacs, et Ruscll s. IS E. :ront S AGENCY, Realtor. MLS, 4 Porker Prices hard to beat 542-1700 New lood-Ledgt Rock, Field lie. MIDDLETOWN -^Twoytar new Spl WHELAN charge of Fifteen Dollars I11S0D) to Free estimates Ml 4KB Level In on Ideal locollon Ave, Little Silver, 747-9393. Eves., defray the cost (hereof Toll Free from Matowan Area Penn Slate White, Beige, Gray Bto 142 4512 REALTY GROUP-REALTORS llrul fronts-Slate and Brick steps TURN YOUR DIAMONOS I bedrooms, I . bathi, IMUI guroge NEVER USED 1974 - Open Roa Proposals must be mode on Ihe Musi move Builders price Sptci with large dining room, kllchtn or 842-7565 Camper Fully sell contolned Standard Proposal Forms In the 564-8100 DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewell, IELFORD - Three bedroom ranch, ROCK TEX GRANULAR STON Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS W extra large fomliy room Avallab mariner designated In the Contract clean, ovtrslied yard, excellent loco Documents, must be enclosed In scoled PANELS. Entire front only 1*9 00, Buy from private owners and eslate Sept 1 Ont or two-year lease optio 37 Lots & Acreage ffiATLER"r7Vi~Fieerwlng, sleep Toll I •.. from Mlddlttown Arts tire house. IN 100 , IMS 00 Ter 1535 per month plus utilities. Tv. ion Many extrot Call 787-49*4. envelopes bearing the name ond ad- ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AN SIN, refrigerator, oven, stove, bath wit Price includes labor and moltrlol Co JEWELRY DESIGNED 799 River Ri months security and references r BrL^VEL~-^«r*O0fnret bedrooms, dress ol Ihe Bidder ond ihc name of the 61 Business 471-93M ~ ~~ ^UILD *NG~LOT~'" Shower, 17000 Coll anytime btfi Monlt. collect, ot 701 717 1470, day Fair Haven. N J 141 41S7. quired Call Manny mornings, 495-9514 kitchen, dining, living room, family work on Ihe outside, oddressed to the TWO-FAMILY APPROVED pm 717 7713 DESKS. FILES - Tabllies., chainchois., aodd- •v thing. room.JOS. down_^47«00__ Mayor ond Borough Council ot the Opportunities Extro large lot situated on east side o Ing lypewrlteri, olfke ~NEED~A HOME"? Borough ot Oceonport. and must be equipment, tic _ SURFBOARD - Wtber Australia, ex REAL ESTATE *R**(P~~'1P"* LITTLE SILV*ER Red Bank Terms available First tlm accompanied by a statement of Con- COCKTAIL LOUNGE RESTAURA US Coll Otter 4, GRAB A PHONE ottered Call Jack McGowan, 747 3000. AND CATERING FACILITIES - M or used A AC DESlf OUTLET, 1709 vti* STATE RENTALS Bk nosl ready lor oc SPECIAL sent ot Surety from a surety company , RENTALS Priced rlghl at 19900 CENTURY 31.1 nlflctnt building wllh plenty of po cuponcy! Coll for details, you won' oulhoriied to do business In the State ol GOWAN RYAN AGENCY, 234 || NOTICES Ing. property included Doing mill "THE "U^EVF^UR^TTURE CENTE believe Ihc extras Included in (Mi sale Mew Jersey and acctptoblei to the DICTAPHONE/ANSWER P"HONE~ - Borough of Octunport and a bid guor dollar volume Interested? Coll Irw Wllh remote, 1150 Office desk with 197 Shrewsbury Avt., Red Bank E A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Re D. Gtrtchoff. 101 Apartments : antes to the Borough of Oceanporl for cooper inlay, w»50. 1150 or best ofter Betns^ Has-beens °nd_ Why_Nots KEANSBURCi""-^" BuTla ln"g~lo"t750x100, 210 Lost & Found CM Realtors, 531 7000, 131-0044 _STATERENTALS Bk iltor. 555 Prospect Avt.. Llttlt Silver not less lhan ten percent (10%) ot the FlRES"?ourB F Goodrich Alt-Te Idtwalks and curb Corner Woodiide AAA RENTAL SERVICE — New ren- MONMOUTH - Coltog Mi*" — L" " vnl bid except (hot the bid guor an EXCELLENT - Highway tocat DINING ROOM ~ Table, sin Chairs, rain rodlols 13«IS, 1300 tals dally, never a fee tor tenant nlshed, good tor couple, call now leed not exceed 170,000 00 **M3_77__ BuV~OR~SELL -~Yoi"r"ho~m* through Vicinity otPlr Modern equipped fish market In 3J'x chlno Closet, Pecan, good condition, Furnished ond unfurnished homes and 70, Monmouth Rentals 7740150 -Bk< an afflllatt of tht lorgtst real estate IUMSON BUILDING LOT - Neor wo- The award of the Conlroct lor Ihls building, on Vii ocre, fronting on t apartments. TEICHER AGENCY, RE tr, rtosonoble Send Replies to BoxReword. Call Mi-veer. work will not be mode until Ihe neces- O00_CoJl W/titt. TRACTOR'MOWER - 7 h.p.pT,S, Se* a fee. company In the world-Century 31 streets 1*5,000 gross Asking WJ.l cul, ith c ALTORS, 217 Occonport Ave.. Ocean< Coient Realtor. 141-7414. Multiple list •1-377. The Dally Register, Shrewsbury. LOST - Gold cat named "Corny". sary funds have been provided by the win also itast Disposable Diapers ., housing. Electric itart fi port S433S0O. RENTERS ATTENTION! • • 07701. Missing one week, heartbroken. Has Borough in a lawful manner. GtQ Realtors, 531 7000, 531 694/ oily throws gross ond leaves, u Fee going up. Hurry! mustache upside down. Vicinity of The Borough or the Engineer re LAUNDROMAT AND - Dry Clean SUPPLY CORP. M» %TAJ J RENTALS Bl 'ts the right to require o complete drop Good location Busy high* Free home delivery, Irregulars. 114 99 ncial ond enptrlence statement CI iff wood or eu 115.900 full price Pi a cote, chtck out our guaranftt WAREHOUSE" SAlE"r~" RUMSON lion Principals only 141.500 447-7434 ti bidd hi Opals only Write to: Box C 3*5. T OF 1475 PLUS Of1er_4_p.m. LOST - Green Amoton Porrot, areo of Daily Register. Shrewsbury, SCANDINAVIAN FURNITURE 74MMM QfJWnii BEAUTIFUL - Garden apartments, COLTS'NECK - 1'j-ilory ronch oi 138 Mobile Homes work of the natui required before 07701. Disposable Diapers Discontinued ond one of a Ulna lit furnished or unfurnished Ample pork A BRIGHT - Oceontro in a wide voritty ot pieces landstoptd acre Formal dining room Free-delivery or pick-up. Buy a cast, Ing. All wooded area inquire Apt. 10. wnhouse, unfurnished, fw AT In back of CHffwood Farm Market 13x11 kitchen, den, IIvt btdroami NURSERY SCHOOL - Prt-K save up to SOS Slightly Irrtgulor. Call Irooms. lirrpiQce, garage Beoutlf three boths, central air, privacy, e« 211 Special Notices deraortcn Ooy Core Located VIKING HOUSE Wi. Private beach Yeorr tros. 1114,900. the right Is olio reserved to rt|tct Bayshore area State approved for 7113 Hwy 35 St. 1550 plus utilities 4496430 .... or air bids or lo waive any In- EATONTOWN - Pool comfortl Utlll COMPLETE"Tound rtniol, ocousllc Children Write lo Box Q Sis. The Da Oakhurst, NJ. GAROEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - formalities where such informality Is MIDDLETOWN - Refurbished Colonl and electric. Ask for Gorry, 471-457}, or Register. Shrewsbury, N J. 07701 4*34404 lies Iree, good area, under M«, coll tING LAKE - 4-5 bedrooms, rt Bethany Rd., Hoilet Adult park. Walk not detrimental lo the best interest ol Ol, Bright living room, formal dining Weekdays and Sols., until 1 30 we 747-W4 ___ STATE RENTAL^ Bkr h option to buy. Call. Mon o shopping and N V. bus. 164-39IK _ the Borough. The right Is also reserved room, new n«n kitchen, dtn ELBERON - Threebedroom aparl !*•*"*••' ^^W5_f«_ _ lo Increase or decrease the quantities FOUR - Country French Provincial gomeroom, two fireplaces, fou MOBILE HOME INSURANCE RE~V-~rA"R7~-~Fiye~nTc Mlroclt 63 Money To Loan :lflcd In the manner dtslgnattd In dining room choirs One sldeboi WEDOINOTGOWNS AND VEILS - F ON FALLS FARM - Acreage bedrooms, 3V> baths, oltoched two-co FREE quotes and binders by phone. Healer, Is n ytars old, God given Specification*. One Dem chandelier 143 eS4U m mous bronds. wholesale under my co ~—ige & Xtros. INIce. iroge Central air Near golf club am CALL 'Oy^FREE M0-BH 97fJ3 power fo remove evil influences Guor r onteed help all problems. Tarot cards B LOAN BY PHONE! Ings only. FOUR - Country Fn Appointment anytime, 729 731? Satlon 194,500. i973~G^REENWOOD - 12x70, thrtt For Fast servlcel Secondary mortqo Provlnclol dining room chain. One crystal boll readings ! NTON FALLS FARM - Acreage bedrooms Call after S p.m. loon*' MAJESTIC FINANCE COR sideboard One Del ft chandelier Elberon $225 HANDYMAN SPECIAL - To settle Boardwalk, Long Branch WEDDING GOWN - Slit *-10. HV oge ft Xlrai. lNicel 717-0195^ 2S* Rt 9. Howell. ask for Mr Lew estate Llvl STATE RENTALS Bk quired to comply with posos o CALL US-TOLL FREE POUR OFF-ROAD Snow idluli. o-bedroom, utMIHes. move Inl room, Ihrei teal Estate Wanted the New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act, (800) B22-B989 •35x15, slightly used. 1175 Call 54MOM board, with plaque, Trailer $200 water heat 213 Instruction Chapter ISO ot tht Laws of 1*41, ettec tr_5_p.m. ! HIGHLANDS - One-two bedroom cation near Parkway. Low la tlve January 1.1*44 (45,900 ELLEN S. "HAZELTON - Realtor. lEEZER - Stars Ktnmort, 14 cu. ft A NEW 4S-HOUR - Morning reol es BYORbEROF THE MAYOR AND Member Reol Estate Exchonge. Quali- efficiency, LAWLEY AGENCY tote licensing course. Sept. 11-22. S12S BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE three pieces, e«celient condition. HSO. HIGHLANDS - Tw fied listings desired Bellard, 717 7SOO Call 7I7S4H. iall bills paid, read , I17S. Mon- 03 Rentals To Share AGENCY REALTOR: Monmouth institute. 741-0779. BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT - 1 nwthRentali1^774 0 r JUJtJ. v l 5 now, th-abe CLEMENT V SOMMERS. MAYOR RENCH PROVINCIAL - I 741-4143 !L iL'_ i" J _" LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - Ir August 71 VI* 60 UO0 Desk, UO, Answer _ IAGEbus"~MoTe or ten ELLEN |, HAZELTON, REALTOR Merchandise For Keansburg-Mlddletown-Hotlel- hlne. 1100 Singer sewing i 72 Garage Sales anted to shore lorge larm house Member Reol Estate Exchange Sole ~ 171 1154 Holmdtl oreo THE SMOLKO AGEN- Yod Sales CY, "WMji__ INVITATION FOR BID KEANSBURG - Spacious 3^-room, CELLENT PROFESSIONAL - Li TOCAL BUILOER - Needs single ond Tht Borough of Oceonporl will re ?«i6liS~EN^ro'SE"D~ T77li "lTM heat, air conditioner Included. 1330 04 Winter Rentals Ion on heavily traveled counly high ceivt seolcd bias tor the installation at GARAGE SALE~M0vlr7g"Tfi0^sTboby multiple lots In Mid Aluminum Von, factory-made, many y, plus seven-room Cape Cod build - Wlddll Hatltt Items, household Items, (urnlture. Union Beach, Beiford. Port Mon 221 Colts Neck the Port-ou Peck flrehoute of Iwo 3.000 a 1 A~ BRIGHf ~-~~Ntwl7~corotttd, V* acre lot with 100 fi - gallon gasoline tanks ond two gasoline L**T?*^ ^°i' _? 1? "**l"L i* ?5 _*_P JT _ tools. Aug. JD-11, after 10 a.m., 713 EANSBURG - Attractive four-r mouth, Leonardo ond Atlantic High Notice Is hereby given thai scaled rnlshed, efficiency apartments and pump dispensing units (tanks and Harmony Rd , Mlddlefown tent. first floor, heat and got r 1 Is will be received by the Township !?*?! °. I°i J!!!?."*.! !'"?"*: pumps provided Ey owner). Including Junior tennis racktti eluded. Adults preferred. 1 2.m. rcond car This Century homt Is con partners In the partnership who own a Balance Displacement System rec- __Op«n_oolly_Mo f^ Jot. till i oil today 1275 1*73 - (Bow Rldtr), wllh 1974 115 h.p >. 63. Money to Loan tnltntly locottd within walking dls " or greater Interest therein nended by th* American Petro 47.9434 iJ_*_TE_Rf yTALiJ?1 TTRACTIvV- CoTonial bulld^nQ . Mercury outboard, fair price. W^-34.14. 75 Farm Equipment rood SI", Shrewsbury Office suite once of stares, shops ond busline Pro The Township Committee ot the Itum 'Ituit. Install goiv •Hied IBM" TYPEWRITERS 14' WINNER - Flbtrglas. 40 h.p. mo- ON"upS water ond reody_to go 764-4447 Mlcheol Caponegro, nice space with onslte porklng On I room, basement, wol Mayor through existing underground con- HOME IMPROVEMENTS ine block loBroodstreetondHospltai wil nlct yard plus three roo ompleie _ ""XiGH"rr7lNG""SoiloR6VE~ - "ETticlency", "reo 1 Grange Avenue Oceanporl. negotloble u S Govern- Ike n at used o JJlM ? ment Bonds, or a satisfactory Bid Bond FREE PUPPIES - Two moi«, to OOM now. oil utilities paid, only 1140. co Jiy^P-^i^/- - -J- Fair Hoven, NJ 07701 800-822-8989 executed by the Bidder and an accep Monmouth Rentals 774 01» Bkr conditioning, corpeling, dec oral Irt OCEAN "TOWNSHIP- WaysldtWoodt 5' CAPE DORY - Sloop, full 3' Kttl Block 73, Lots 13, llond 14 Tax Map MOVING — Lady Ktnmort Iteps five Full tleclrlc. roller reef toble surely in on amount equal to len l all utilities Included Ample on si ond Long view Village Elegant new Wgusl 71 U.40 washer /gas dryer combination, ••• Ib furl, bow and stern rolls. 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MINOYDaSHESECMSAMT Your horoscope, birthday OFASCATTDWRAIN-SHE -VOSUB ON THE OUtStbE LEFT CR CHANGE ON THE AN'VAOUEONTHEINSIbE MONDAY, AUG. 21 diplomat, economist. outward appearances, you tion for the work at hand. COUNTER AH' IM>T)CHtSE cannot make career gains «, APtlR 'ER WITH IT—r Bom today, you possess To see what is in store ARIES(March 21-Aprll 11) exceptional intelligence. for you tomorrow, find at this time. - Storm warnings are up You are able to grasp the your birthday and read the SAOITTARIUS(Nov. 22- on the home front. Take essential factors in any corresponding paragraph. Dtc. 21) - Cultivate a new care not to aggravate ill' problem and, to come up Let your birthday star be talent. You can bring your- will in a loved one. with feasible - and often your daily guide. self and your work Lo the TAURUSIAprll 20-May 20) profitable - solutions. You TUESDAY, AUG. 22 attention of higher-ups in - Early morning disap- sometimes appear distant, LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) - p.m. pointment must not deter even cool; those who know Foresight is essential to CAPHICORN(Dec 22- you from planned actlV- you well, know this is success today. Look Jan. It) - Self-confidence ites. Afternoon Is merely a manifestation of ahead; refuse to look back. makes the difference be- "golden." your deep concentration. VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sepl 22)- tween a job completed and GEMINKMay 21-June 20)- [ CAN'T-WWAT IF ""S. You have no patience • Be of help to one in a Job well done. - A mistake in judgment I DREAMED I WAS A TREE IT WAS ONLY A DREAM, unfortunate circum- AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. HONEY GO BACK TO SLEEP *^3ODPECXERS START 1 with pretense. You do not may be covered through (WHATA HORRIBLE AND MY BRANCHES WERE care if one is a failure, so stances. You can gain II) - If you are pessimistic ^—-1 NISHTMARE ROTTING PECKING HOLES } ' Judicious and immediate IN MY TRUNK >—' long as he is not also a materially by day's end. this morning, you are action. Make amends at bore. You detest people UBRA(S«pt. 23-Oct. 22) - likely to harm your evening. who exaggerate their im- A fondness for all crea- chances of success late In CANCERCJune 21-July 22) portance through name- tures, great and small, the day. - You can jog your mem- dropping. brings you to the attention PISCES(Fab. 19-March ory into making you either Alto born on this date of influential people. 20) - A healthy imagina- happy or sad today. If are: Princess Margaret ol SCORPIO(Ocl. 23-No». tion is as vital to success you're wise, you'll choose England; Douglas Dillon, 21) - Unless you respect today as proper prepara- the former.

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WHAT.. A RE 1OU (3OIN6 TO DO? 16 TheDaiyRtgirtci SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY AUGUST 21.1973 Americans worried by dollar decline By U«li Hirrit iiMiiiiiuiini uHiiii cite the need for restraint on Americans have become In- energy Imports, along with creasingly worried over the re- fears that inflation here could cent sharp decline of the dollar eMily get oul 0, control M YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR VALUES abroad Six months ago, U reasons why the money mar- percent expressed at least kets have been voting their some concern over the decline lack of confidence In the US 1-INCH 3-RING RITE AID of the dollar, and now a much i iiiiiimn mum ability to manage our economy higher 80 percent express simi- b MARBLE COVER percent who felt similarly * ^valuing the dollar. The CANVAS lar concern Nearly 1 of every worry over Inflation, viewed as back in February 2 people, 47 percent, now say only a minor reason for the LOOSELEAF COMPOSITION they are worried a great deal —41 percent say they worry decline In the dollar, Is grow- about the slide of the dollar, up a great deal that we haven't ing faster now than any other POCKET Irom 30 percent who felt that convinced people abroad that cause—at least in the way earlier In the year. we have inflation under con- judgment of the American peo- PEN In recent weeks, the dollar trol at home, up sharply from ple has plunged to all-time modern only SO percent who shared an Finally, the low confidence lows, especially in relation to identical view In February. rating the public accords Pres- the world's stronger curren- —41 percent worry a great ident Carter gives rise to a cies, such as the West German deal that we haven't convinced rather deep-seated public con- deutsche mark, the Japanese people abroad that we are re- viction that he will not take the yen and the Swiss franc For- ally going to take tough meas- steps necessary to stabilize the eign governments have been ures on energy at home, up dollar abroad. In turn, as the critical of the U.S. government from U percent who felt the dollar continues to slip, Ameri- for not taking stronger steps to same way earlier this year. cans tend to feel that President shore up the dollar Most observers abroad do Carter is not doing an effective THERMOS Four major reasons are not feel that the ongoing U.S. Job of managing the economy. For the moment, the fate of cited by Americans as to why trade deficit as such is the DECORATED the dollar and the fdte of the they are worried about the de- major cause for the decline of 5 SUBJECT President seem to be inex- cline in the worth of the dollar the dollar. Instead, they feel tricably linked. It Is not that LUNCH KITS The following results were ob- that the high cost of Importing most Americans are prepared tained from a recent Harris oil and natural gas from abroad automatically puts the to make any final judgment Survey of 1,153 adults na- about President Carter based NOTEBOOK tionwide : United States In the red in Its balance of payments. There- simply on the performance of -57 percent say they are the dollar abroad However, 150 SHEETS worried a great deal we are fore, at the Bonn economic summit meeting earlier this the decline of the dollar is Importing too much energy summer, there was great em- being seen by an Increasing from abroad, up from 51 phasis on the importance of number of Americans as sym percent who expressed similar this country cutting Its energy bollc Of the general Ineffec concern six months ago. consumption far more than it tlveness of the Carter adminis- —SI percent admit to a has done. tration In both economic and great deal of worry over their foreign policy understanding that we are World monetary experts buying much more abroad COLGATE than we are selling to the rest r RITE AID of the world,up from 42 Make A Date TOOTHPASTE A paid directory of corning events for non-profit or- CELLO TAPE Brookdale ganizations. Rates: 12.00 for 3 lines for one day, II00 each additional line; 1300 for two days, fl.B each additional 'A INCH x 1500 INCHES Une. $5 for three to five days, II 50 each addiiional fine; registers tt.OO for 10 days; 12 00 each additional line Deadline noon 2 days before publication Call The Dally Register. 542-4000, by phone ask for the Date Secretary AUGUST 22 LINCROFT - Monmouth Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 Hospitality Night County residents will be able & Orientation, Cobblestones, Rt. 35, Mlddletown Open to to register by telephone for all members & guests. 8:30 P.M. Live music & dancing. many of the courses offered by Orientation will be given to all new members It guests. Brookdale Community College Information: 5M-0170. for the fall term. Telephone registration, AUGUST 21 CRAYOLA begun on a small, experimen- A Grocery Bingo sponsored by Sea Bright First Aid tal basis for the spring term, Auxiliary, Sea Bright Flrehouse Aug. 23 at 8 p.m. Bring own "was so successful we have chips. Admission II 00 CRAYONS decided to expand It to Include AUGUST 24 DISPOSABLE 75 credit courses," Steve PKG.OF6A Sellgman, Brookdale director qUEST, weekly forum tor single adults, Unitarian SHAVER of admissions said "Apparent- Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncroft, 8 P.M. No sermons, but ly many people who work all lots' of no-hold-barred discussion of subjects of Interest to PKG OF 4 day find it difficult to get to single, separated, divorced persons. Nominal donation pf RAZORS Lincrott to register." $3, includes convivial glass of wine and simple eats. You New students, and return- may even get a chance to dance. For sure, you'll get out of Ing students who have ac- your shell. cumulated less than nine cred- AUGUST 25, 2« its can register by telephone 3rd Annual Clearwater Festival, Ft. Hancock, Sandy for all Brookdale extension Hook. Music, arts, crafts, puppet show, clowns, workshops. courses and for selected Admission free. Noon to dusk. Reservations for two hour courses on the Llncroft cam- sales on Clearwater. Call 583-4739. Cost: $10. |5 children pus. under 12. JOHNSON'S ANACIN MISS Prospective students AUGUST li should call the college from Sixth Annual Atlantic Highlands Arts & Crafts Show, REACH BRECK 5-8:30 p.m. Aug. 28-Sept. 1 or Park area, across from Borough Hall, First Ave., 10 A.M. Sept. 5 or Sept. 6. The tele- to i P.M. Exhibitor Space 15.00 Call 872-1116 or 291-2444. TOOTHBRUSHES HAIR SPRAY phone registration clerk will fill out required forms and de- 45th Reunion of Red Bank High School Class of 1933. HOLD, UNSC. SUPER termine tuition charges while Dinner-Dance at Old Orchard Country Club. Tickets: $15. SHOWER TO REGULAR SUPER Chet Korrar, 542-2834. the caller Is on the Une. The OR UNSCENTED student pays tuition by mall and receipt of the tuition com- Benefit dinner for Kathy-Jo Mocik, Steamboat-style pletes the registration process. roast beef dinner to be held at American Legion Post 338, Matriculated students and Hwy. 36, Leonardo, Sat., Aug. 26, 2-8 P.M. Adults. »6. BODY others who have earned nine Children under 12, $3. Tickets available through Bob Mago, credits at Brookdale cannot 281-5097 or at the American Legion, 291-9579 POWDER register by telephone because AUGUST If, 27 they must meet with assigned 8 02. SIZE Sneaker Sale, Converse, Pro-Keds, Pony, NBA, others. counselors From 12.00 and up., Sat, Sun., Aug. 26, 27, 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. Students also can register Holy Cross School, Rumson. Sponsored by Holy Cross at the admissions building on School Booster Club. Rain/Shine the campus from 9 a.m. to 4 CUTEX p.m., Monday through Friday, AUGUST 27 from 0-8 p.m., Monday through Soccer Bowl 1978 North American Soccer Cham- POLISH Thursday, and from 9 a.m. to pionship Sun. Aug. 27 at the Meadowland. Tickets $12 noon. Saturdays until the Sept. Includes bus, beer, and sandwiches sponsored by The REMOVER 7 opening of the fall term. Jersey Shore Scott-American. Call 747-2154, after 7 p.m. Ask for Jim. 4 OZ. BOTTLE Super Bowl Soccer at Giant Stadium sponsored by Fashion show Atlantic Highlands Recreation. Tickets, $9.50 Call Mrs W RITE AID Ruddy, 291—1842 for reservations. at the track AUGUST » Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 BATTERIES HOLMDEL - The Garden Cocktail Party & Dance, Don Quixote's, Rt. 34, Matawan, State Arts Center's Cultural featuring Prism. Starts 8:30 8P.M. All PWP members and Fund "Day at the Races," to ROLL-ON eligible guests are welcome Information: 566-0170. be held at Monmouth Park, Oceanport, on Wednesday will AUGUST 31 DEODORANT include a fall fashion show fea- Peach Festival, Reformed Church, 62 Hance Ave., turing togs by famed de- Tinton Falls, 5-8 p.m. Delicious home-cooked foods, signers. cafeteria style, featuring Jersey peaches, cake & ice Among them will be Calvin cream. TAMPONS Klein, Liz Claiborne, and Kasper for Joan Leslie. SEPTEMBER II REGULAR OR SUPER The Cultural Fund annually St. Agnes PTA Flea Market, school parking lot, West provides free entertainment at Highland Ave., Atlantic Highlands, 10 AM to 4 P.M. PKG. OF 40 the center for over 500,000 de- Spaces Indoor/outdoor 15. Rain or shine. 291-3081, 291-2679 serving New Jerseyans. SEPTEMBER 17 Craft It Flea Market, Red Bank Hadassah, $5 spaces. RITE AID A LEADER IN Security program Sears parking lot, Mlddletown, 10-4 p.m. Hobbiest, dealers, 291-2123 or 671-3295. Sept. 24th rain dale. EVERYDAY LOW planned by police SEPTEMBER 18,11,21,21 St. Agnes Church will sponsor a four-day bus trip to ABERDEEN - Township Toronto and Niagara Falls, $114. Most meals Included Call PRESCRIPTION PRICES poke police are offering resi 2910876 or 291-0272 dents a program on home se WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALE ENDS AUGUST 27, 1978 OCTOBER 1 curtly Members of the depart- Organizing Painting Tour to Rutland, Vermont, for a ment are available to speak to week, $2M Includes instruction, transportation, lodging RIUAid Pharmacies groups concerning Identi- RITE meals and critiques. Call 842-1700. hi fication of personal property IK* and protection against burgta NOVEMBER I 7474717 N 1-4*44 M1S47J Mlddletown Township P.B.A. Local 124 Annual Ball, RiteAld Discount Centers Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands. Full course dinner, Interested residents are In WMI Uaf kadi kitory ftrt continuous music, floor show, featuring "The vited to contact Capt. Klnnane MM4 (Htm In. Marvelettes" For tfctets, see any Mlddletown Township it Aberdeen Police Head Police Officer or ca|l 171-4700, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS