Sunday sales referendum ruled out for this year

Ij SHERRY CONOHAN the year thereafter. But first we're going to have a rial in-depth ahead for final approval of his bill despite the Assembly action hauling and were voting for the measure only because the in- study." but Mr. Jackman said it was too late now to get the Issue on the depth study, with the promise of corrective legislation, was in SUIckMM Carras*adeal Earlier the Assembly, by a vote of 55-17, passed a bill ballot. the works. TRENTON-New Jersey's Sunday closing laws will con sponsored by Sen. Martin Greenberg, D-Essex, which repeals a "It won't be on this year," he said. "You don't have a The Monmouth County members of the Assembly split 4-2 on Onue In effect as they are-at lent for a whlle-under a bill portion of the new state penal code which would erase the sufficient amount of time." the proposal. Assemblymen Richard Van Wagner and William given final legislative approval by the Assembly yesterday and Sunday dosing laws from the statute books next Sept. I when the He said, however, a referendum may well be proposed in E Flynn, both D-Monmouth and Middlesex, and Assemblymen sent to Gov. Brendan T Byrne for his signature penal code goes into effect. the corrective legislation he sees as forthcoming. Anthony M. Villane Jr. and William F Dowd, both R Monmouth Assembly Speaker Christopher Jackman, D-Hudson, said Mr. Greenberg, who also sponsored the new penal code, has "The feedback from some people is that if we're going to and Ocean, voted for it while Assemblyman Walter J. Kozloskl, the action killed any possibility of a referendum this tall on said the repeal of the Sunday closing laws was included in that have a referendum It should be statewide, because some a Democrat, and Assemblywoman Marie A. Muhler, a Re- whether the Sunday closing laws In the It counties which have measure Inadvertently. counties where stores are open on Sundays may want to change publican, both of the central Monmouth district, voted against them, Including Monmouth, should continue In force. • Passage of the Greenberg bill foreclosed Assembly con- their minds," he said. it. But, be said, a subcommittee of the Assembly County sideration of another Senate bill which called for a referendum He said several mayors also have expressed Interest in the Both Mr. Kozloskl and Mrs. Muhler, whose district Includes government Committee will proceed with an In-depth study of this November on continuation of the Sunday closing laws In the insertion of a provision which would allow them to have some Monmouth Mall in Eatontown, said although they had received the Sunday closing laws npjr In existence and legislation to 10 counties which now have them. The Senate passed both control over the Sunday hours of operation so as to prevent stacks of postcards from Bambergers' customers advocating amend them should be forthcoming in the next two years. 1st measures, leaving the choice of which way to go up to the traffic Jams and the Interference of where they are permitted Sunday sales, they voted against the bill in the district only Assembly. shopping with church services. because their constituents had overwhelmingly expressed their "I tee coming down the pike some corrective legislation," Sen. Frank Graves, D-Passaic, sponsor of the bill calling for During debate on the Greenberg bill, several Assembly support for allowing sales on Sunday. Mr. Jackman said after the session. "It could be next year or an election this November on the closing laws, pledged to press members said they felt the Sunday closing laws needed over- See Suday, page ] The Daily Register

VOL.101 NO. 71 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1978 15 CENTS Bitter strike ends at Brookdale By MARK MAGYAR NASA negotiators — Margaret losers That's the nature of the learning assistants, clerks, as a trade-off for the ISO the LINCROFT - The Non-Rlce-Moir, Michael Townes, process. .But our people found secretaries, computer pro- prescription drug program Academic Staff Association Gary Berton, Ron Tppham, victory within themselves," he grammers and other non- would have cost, and for defer- unanimously ratified a new Peggy Towle and George concluded. academic staffers her union ring |25 of the 1825 base pay three-year contract last night, Watts - filed Into the waiting Brookdale President represents. Increase recommended by the bringing Its bitter eight-day Sheriff's Department van for Donald H. Smith said he was Mr. Murray and Mr. fact-finder for the first year strike against Brookdale Com- the trip back to the Monmouth "very pleased" that a settle- Townes agreed that the until the third year, where it munity College to a close. County Jail to pick up their ment had been reached. "breakthrough" in the mara- appears as a 175 increase in It took the NASA and col- belongings. "It may take some days for thon negotiations session came base pay lege bargaining teams M hours Superior Court Judge the tension to be reduced." he yesterday at I a.m. when the The $250 in bonuses across of non-stop negotiating to Thomas L. Yaccarlno, who admitted, "but as long as the NASA bargaining team agreed the board were obtained by the reach agreement. committed them to the jail students get the best that all to give up the prescription union instead of salary classi- The scars left by the strike Thursday until they agreed to the members of our staff have drug insurance program if the fication changes for some em- will take much longer to heal. obey his court order to return to give, we will all have lived college would increase the ployees, which Mr. Townes The college negotiating to work, ordered them freed at up to our obligations" salary increments from those said could have caused "In- ternal problems in the union team, led by Its $70-an-hour 4 p.m. after they agreed to Mr. Murray said that the recommended in the fact- because some people would chief negotiator, Robert A., return to work this morning. report and recommendations finder's report. Murray, filed down from their "The strike was an over- have received dispropor- made by Robert Mitrani. the The new contract includes tionate Increases. fourth floor suite In the Tlnton whelming success," asserted fact-finder appointed by the a salary Increase of KM plus a Falls Hilton to shake hands Mr. Townes, chief NASA nego- Public Employees Relations 1100 single-time payment In "My personal opinion is with the NASA bargaining tiator. "We developed an Commission in August, served the first yeaf; a WOO salary that the college was pretty learn. esprit de corps heretofore un- as "the basis for negotiations." increase and a 1100 single-time adamant for getting rid of that But the six NASA nego- known that will have to be The fact-finder's report, payment in the second year; a prescription drug program any Jailed Brookdale striken enter police van for last time tiators. Jailed since last Thurs- taken into account by the ad- which was accepted in toto by 1700 salary Increase and a $50 way It could, so It wouldn't day at the college's request, ministration in the future. the college Board of Trustees, single-lime payment In the have to start prescription drug In no mood to shake "We overcame stiff college recommended across-the- third year. programs for all unions," Mr. Townes said with them. opposition and acted as a board raises of $825. 1600 and "The total cost of the pack- "Our people would rather catalyst in bringing together, 1575 (Or the three years of the age we agreed to is substan- Mr. Murray confirmed that establishing a prescription Students demand leave separately," Fred for the first time in the history contract, plus work uniforms tially the same as the cost of Gould, New Jersey Education of New Jersey, three unions — for custodial and maintenance the tact-finder's report," Mr. drug insurance precedent in Association representative, faculty, administrators and employees, and a prescription Murray said. "But Instead of the NASA contract was one of said brusquely. non-academic staff — In a col- drug insurance program for all an 11.800 increase in base, the the Board of Trustees' main "It's been a long, trying or- lective effort against a less- NASA members In the last six union gets a 11,900 Increase in fears. "The board would havt ac- that Smith resign deal for all of us." th«nresponslve college admin- months of the three-year pact. base, plus 1250 in one time cepted the drug plan, but when Mr. Murray nodded and led istration Mi. Rice-Molr labelled the bonus payments:" ' By MARK MAGYAR his team away.. "In collective bargaining, contract "totally unaccep- The 1100 Increase In base the negotiating requirements Union insiders noted that — In fact, they just signed him Ten minutes later, the six there are no winners and no table" for the 298 custodians. pay was obtained by the union See Bitter, page I LINCROFT - Students at Dr Smith was one of the main to a new three-year contract Hipokdale Community College reasons that NASA enjoyed And the record of the free- voted overwhelmingly yester- such staunch support from the holders has been to do nothing day to demand the immediate Faculty Association and thewith Brookdale " resignation of Donald II Smith Administrators Association Dr Walter MacAfee, South 147 die in worst U.S. air crash as college president throughout the eight-day Belmar. chairman of the The Associated Students of NASA strike Brookdale Board of Trustees, SAN DIEGO (AT) - A portation Safety Board was the collision PSA had ori- rested for falling to disperse smashed through her wind- Brookdale Community Col- "In all my years of organiz- discounted the student vote packed Boeing 717 and a stu- analysing cockpit and control ginally reported that 136 per- from the scene . shield. "A woman and a baby lege, a "town meeting" form ing. I've never seen a situation "That is not the kind of job I dent pilot's rented plane col- tower tapes. sons were aboard the Jet. Both Bill Glbbs, president of the were getting Into their car." of student government in where one man was the focus think Dr. Smith is doing," Dr lided head-on yesterday, and Burning debris from the persons in the rented Cessna Gibbs Flying Service here, said Michael Guss, one of the which every student has a of so much outrage and bitter MacAfee said "i think he's both planes crashed In flaming Pacific Southwest Airlines jet- 172 were killed said the Cessna carried a stu- ambulance attendants on the vote, voted 201-33 to call for ness as here." one union leader doing anexcellent job " fragments Into a populous resi- liner rained down and ignited At least 10 persons on the dent pilot and his flying in- scen5. "A body went through Dr Smith's resignation said. "Usually, NJEA locals At least five other trustees dential area. Officials said at at least nine wood-frame ground were killed by falling structor. Gibbs said the stu- the windshield and killed the Dr. Smith declined to com- direct their anger at the Board reportedly subscribe to Mr least 147 persons were killed in houses and two businesses bodies and debris or the result- dent, Marine Sgt. David woman and child." ment on the students' vote of Education, the negotiating MacAfee's beliefs. the worst air disaster in U.S. Parts of burned bodies ing fires. At least nine others Boswetl, 35, had a license to fly "You can't believe it," said "We will present the results team, the administrators or a The Associated Students of history dropped onto rooftops and into were treated at local hospitals. but was being Instructed on W.T. Bradbury, a policeman of the balloting to the Board of combination of all three. Here Brookdale Community College The pilots of both planes streets. The neighborhood's The burning wreckage instrument landings. He had on the scene. "Parts of bodies Trustees at their regular meet- it's just Smith ' voted 224-17 yesterday to au- were given air traffic ad- mostly elderly residents tried gutted half a block of homes. been given his approach pat- were sticking Into a wall. You Ing Thursday night," said Student resentment of Dr thorize the Student Services visories that they were In the frantically to douse the flames About nine persons were ar- tern by local controllers, and don't know how far the wall Artie O'Keefe. East Smith figured heavily in the Board to seek legal action to same area, and both acknowl- with garden hoses, sending rested for looting at the crash "he was just where he was went because you couldn't see Keansburg, Student Services public endorsement of NASA obtain 100 percent tuition re- edged they had the other air- clouds of gray-black smoke scene, police said, including supposed to be," said Gibbs. through to the other side be- Board president and organizer by the Associated Students of funds and damages if the craft In sight, Federal Aviation billowing over the area. one man who took a set of keys The instructor was identi- cause of smoke and flames." of yesterday's noon meeting in Brookdale Community College strike continued Administration spokesman The FAA said none of the from a corpse and others who fied by Glbbs as Martin Katy, yesterday, student leaders "With the strike settled, we Emergency crews the College Commons. Bruce Chambers said In Los 135 persons aboard PSA flight tried to ransack burning St. said won't need a lawyer to obtain searched for survivors in the "We're urging all students, . The National Trans- 182 from Sacramento survived homes. Twelve others were ar- As Is common practice The students voted 138 to 47 tuition refunds," Mr O'Keefe smoldering tangled mass of and anyone else displeased when students are learning to to publicly support NASA in its said "We may ask an attorney airplane parts studded with with Dr. Smith's adminis- fly by instruments, Boswell's contract dispute with the col- to look into the possibility of corpses. But none was found tration, to pack the Board ol vision was intentionally Trustees meeting," he said lege, and decided by a 173 to 31 obtaining damages if the stu- blocked at the time of the col- Priests roamed streets, "If the board doesn't under- vote not to support the col dent nurses, for example, are lision but the instructor had halting occasionally to whisper stand anythSg else, it'll under- lege's position unable to take their boards in full vision and complete access last rites over bodies tossed stand numbers " Despite the one-sided stu January because ol work to the plane's controls. from the plane Mr. O'Keefe noted that oth- dent votes. Mr Kramer is not missed during the stnke and "They hit head-on, it was "I annotated at least 50 bod- er "Dump Smith" movements optimistic about the Student not made up ' unbelleveable," said Lt. ies myself," the Rev. Thomas failed in the past when they Service Board's chances to Ms Smith drew a loud George Farrell, 31, a Navy Bonlca of St. Augustine High lost momentum oust Dr Smith from chorus of cheers from the 400 flight surgeon He said the 727 School said as he walked "We're not going to make Brookdale students in the Commons when went into a tailspin, "what we around the area. that mistake." Mr O'Keefe "The unanimous, over- she assured them that "each call a graveyard spin In the said "If the Board of Trustees whelming suggestion that Dr and every faculty member will Navy with the other plane "Bodies were flying all over doesn't have an answer back Smith be asked to resign is an sign a contract to guarantee trailing after It." the place," said Richard Roll- to us by Mondday, we're tak- exercise in (utility," Mr that you receive the (mil 45 The PSA Boeing 727 was on ings, a witness. "I saw one ing our case over their heads Kramer said "The board hours of instruction to which a flight from Sacramento with body flying down to the street to their bosses, the Board of won't do anything about Smith vou're entitled " a stop In Los Angeles, one of It splattered against the side of Freeholders." Mr O'Keefe the airline's busiest commuter a car." said. runs. The weather was clear St. Augustine's, six blocks Sylvia W. Smith. Faculty with 10 miles visibility when from where most of the debris Association president, said the the collision occurred at 1:03 fell, was converted Into a faculty would consider "future The Inside Story am. PDT. The crash, 3,000 makeshift morgue The two action regarding Dr Smith's feet in the air, occurred three planes slammed Into each oth- position at the college" at its THK WEATHER miles east of downtown er while the school was at re- meeting Thursday preceding I Saaay aad clear today, coeling toalgat. suaa> and Lindbergh Field, the Jet's des- cess and the students scat- the 8 p m board meeting warmer tomorrow. Complete report on page 3 tination. tered "I think the Job's too com- The flight is commonly plex for Dr Smith to handle," Wh> wemea work, aad »ork 14 "Most of'the kids saw the Ms. Smith said taken by state govement of- actual crash," said Anthony J Laiders gets replies IS Dr Smith has been under ficials with business In Los An- Wasko, principal of the school Grid echoes ,' II constant fire since the Patricia geles or San Diego. Among "I sensed it was going to hit Malawan 1st la Tap II .'. II Endress case four years ago, those killed in the crash was the school, and most of the kids noted Democratic Freeholder Valerie Kantor, wife of the must have, too, because they Bridge Advice It DAILY REGISTER Ray Kramer, a frequent critic manager of Gov. Edmund G. all started running from the Baslaess 13 PHONE NUMBERS of the Smith administration at Brown's unsuccessful 1171 courtyard." Classified l( IK Mala Office S42-MM presidential campaign, ac- Brookdale Ctmlcs li Tt4l Free C7I MM cording to a Brown press aide. Police and firemen cor- The Faculty Association Crassword Paule II Tell Free Stt-tlM Spokesmen for at least sev- doned off the area, but a gave Dr. Smith an overwhelm- Wltortals ( Classified Dept 54117W en state agencies said they be- curious crowd of 4,000 to 5,000 ing "vote of no confidence" Eatertalameat 21 Circulation Dept S42-MM lieved employees, possibly in- persons Jammed in to look at last fall, and both the Non- Herasrepe II Sparta Depl S42-4M4 cluding high officials, were the grim scene At least 20 Academic Staff Association Ufmlyk 14 IS MJMIelewi linn 1711251 aboard the flight. ambulances Hned JJrd Street, and the Administrators As- MakeADaU IS FreefeaU Bareaa 431 2111 One woman motorist was the nearest street to where the sociation sharply criticized his Obtfaarles 4 LM* Breach Bareaa .2214111 killed when a falling passenger )et tell ^_ leadership this year Sptfts 11-12 SUtehMse Bireaa NI-2I2-I35I Sttny'i Restaaraat-RiBSM Mrwitckiu ' Ttaigal "Phwalx" AFTER CRASH — An engine of Pacific Southwest Airlines |etllner lies near Quick Lunch? Buffet lunch Tonight complete veal Happy Hour 8-10. Ladies free Baars Ubster Platters TwlalLB. LakslersttK rutni of home burned by failing debris. The plane with 134 occupants collided with soup k salad bar. Sat., parmigiau dinner, M*S Rl admission. Wed. "Friday- 1% lb » 95, \y, lb. IB H. Twin Steamers, We. Wharf Pub, with a small plane yesterday over a San Diego residential area. Sun Brunch. 942-1315 5,Keansburg Trade Winds, 842-3212 lib $8»5 Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands. 2 TheDhlyRcgkter SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 26. 1978 People Revise bill BOSTON (AP) - Law- EASTON, Md (AP) - Ragers r.B. Ntrtaa, a yers for Hemlgla Brtake former interior secretary filed a contempt complaint and Maryland congressman, in Middlesex Probate Court has paid a 1300 fine for shoot- on yesterday charging that on abortion Sen. Edward Brooke has Confidence in eeonom v up Bakke enlern school ing more than the daily limit of mourning deves, court of- failed to pay his former wife TRENTON (AP) - A con daughter's going to have an (1,500 in alimony for the NEW YORK (AP) - Americans' con- DAVIS, Calif. (AP) - Allan Bakke. a ficials said yesterday. troversial bill that would re- abortion month of July. fidence in the future of the nation's ecno- 38-year-old white man who won a historic quire stricter abortion pro- The bill also would prohibit A Talbot County District my has risen sharply in recent weeks, an claim of racial discrimination, attended his cedures in New Jersey has saline amniocentesis. a com- Court spokesman said The complaint also con- Associated Press-NBC News poll shows first class yesterday at the University of been revised by an Assembly mon abortion practice done Morion sent in the money tends that Brooke failed to But concern over the continuing ravages of California Medical School while protesters committee to delete language during the second trimester of some time ago, although the live up to other sections of inflation has kept many Americans wary chanted and picketed outside Chants of that might fail to survive a pregnancy unless the physi- exact date was unavailable their negotiated settlement, •bout the economic future, the survey "Down with Bakke" and "Smash the constitutional challenge cian certifies in writing the Morion had been cited by a under which Brooke was to showed The telephone poll of 1.600 ran- Bakke decision now" came from a racially The revisions adopted by procedure is necessary. Maryland Natural Re- pay 120.000 in legal fees for his former wife and turn domly selected adults across the country mixed gathering of about 100 demonstrat- the Assembly Institutions, A provision requiring a phy- sources Department police over property in St. Martin, found 36 percent saying thai they expected ors outside the classroom Inside, students Health and Welfare Commit- sician to determine the "prob- officer on the non-criminal Antilles, and the couple's the nation's economy to worsen over the reported later, Mr. Bakke got a friendly tee yesterday are designed to able physical competency" of charges during opening-day Newton, Mass., home. next 12 months That's down from 47 greeting from his 100 classmates. Mr prevent the kind of legal en- an unborn child at the time of hunting last month percent in the August AP-NBC News poll Bakke, who has refused interviews, had tanglements encountered by the abortion was deleted be- Morion served as secre- The court has set Dec. 28 little to say to reporters, telling them only. similar abortion proposals in cause of the vagueness of the taries of the Interior and for a hearing at which the Newspaper talks reHumcd "I'm very happy to be here," as he entered other states. language Commerce departments senator will be asked to the classroom. Tl"1 committee set no date "There's no legislation during the Nixon adminis- Rtgrrc C.B. Mort.n show cause why he should WASHINGTON (AP) - Trying to gel for a public hearing on the that's been scrutinized for le- tration He was also a mem- not be held in civil contempt, r serious negotiations going Ira the first time Bridgeport tttrike ends measure. gal challenges like this legisla- ber of the House of Repre- ing the stadium jumping ... in the 411-day New York City newspaper As amended the bill would tion because of the con- sentatives from Maryland's phase of the championships. PORTLAND. Maine strike, a top Federal mediator imposed a BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) Public- require a doctor to inform a troversy that exists," said Pat 1st District. A heavy wooden rail ap- (AP) - Chip Carter, on a news blackout yesterday as the talks were school teachers here went back to work^ woman seeking an abortion Gundaker, lobbyist for the ••• parently struck her head tour of Maine for the Demo- moved to the nation's capital "We're yesterday, some leaving jail only 12 hours* that New Jersey considers an New Jersey Right to Life Com- LEXINGTON. Ky. (AP) ••• cratic National Committee, staying here until we get a deal — unless before, and Gov Ella Grasso called for unborn child to be a living hu- mittee. — Caroline Trevlramis, un- CHICAGO (AP) -If hu- met with schoolchildren everyone leaves," Kenneth E Moffett, new legislation to deal with labor disputes man being from the moment of Supporters of the measure conscious since suffering a mans are to reside in space Monday, answering their deputy director of the Federal Mediation Involving teachers Agreement on a new conception claim women seeking abor- head injury Sept. 18 in the by the year 2000. as some questions about the Carter and Conciliation Service, told reporters at contract for some 1,250 Bridgeport teach- The doctor would then have tions often are victimized by World Championship Three- futurists predict, then prepa- family and life in the White the agency headquarters. An aide to Mr. ers came It days after the strike began, to describe the potentially se- unscrupulous medical practi- Day Equestrian Event, got rations for the human — not House Moffett suggested that the talks might pro- and allowed most of the district's 22,500 vere physiological and psy- tioners whose only interest is an assist in her battle for just the technological — "Are you going to run for ceed on an Intensive schedule for at least students to return to school for the first chological consequences of in making money. recovery from actor Lee aspects must be made, says president?" a little boy four days In an attempt to achieve a basic time since June 2» More than 260 teachers abortion and instruct her in The bill's foes contend the Majors. Sol Tax of the Smithsonian asked one of the president's agreement on the key issue: the size of were jailed for failing to work. alternatives to the procedure measure is designed to scare Majors visited Miss Institution son. pressroom work crews. Representatives of If after that the woman de- women out of getting abortions Trevlranus, 24, on Sunday at So far, he said, plans take The New York Times, Daily News and cides to have the operation, and have predicted it would the University of Kentucky for granted that engineers "Nosir," he replied. "I'm New York Post joined officials of the strik- Auto Hales reported up she must wait at least 48 hours fail to survive a constitutional Medical Center, and left an are going to have first choice kind of lazy. And it takes a ing Printing Pressmen's Union No. 2 In before the abortion can be per- challenge. inscribed football used the of living In space. lot of work to be president." assembling here yesterday morning for DETROIT (AP) — Mid-September au- Carter said his favorite tomobile sales, hampered by a shortage of formed. A similar measure has been day before in Kentucky's Tax proposes establishing joint and separate meetings with Mr. Mof- A physician would be un- introduced in the Senate by 25-21 victory over Baylor. model colonies In remote food was duck, and allowed fett. Also on hand were observers for 10 new cars as the 1971 model year nears, fell that after moving into the slightly from a year ago, the four major able to perform an abortion Sen. Joseph Marresa, D- "She tried to concentrate parts pf the world with resi- other unions Idled by the strike. upon an unmarried woman un- Camden, and was the subject very hard," Majors said. dents from many nations White House, "we were United States manufacturers reported yes- thinking of plowing up the terday. But while the 24,705 deliveries a der the age of 18 unless her of a day-long hearing last "When I talked to her. she and cultures, where living parents have been notified 24 month. looked at me and a tear patterns can be worked out south lawn for peanuts, but Stubborn oil fire day during the nine mid-month selling days the Park Service wouldn't were off 0.3 percent from last year, they hours In advance,. Both Deverln's and came out of her eye." in preparation for the time when space will be in- let us. I think the Rose HACKBERRY, La (AP) - Fire- still amounted to the third-highest sales "We feel parents should at Maressa's bills are based on She was injured when her habited. Garden is the best place." fighters are still trying to put out a stub- rate ever for the Sept. 11-20 period. least be notified, not for their an Akron. Ohio ordinance that horse, Comic Relief, fell dur- bom oil blaze that In four days has con- Analysts termed the performance "nor- consent, but just to be also was the model for an abor- sumed 70,000 barrels of crude oil, worth $1 mal." General Motors, buoyed by a special notified." said Assemblyman tion law that took effect Sept. 8 million, at the nation's Strategic Petroleum promotion at Its Chevrolet Division, re- Thomas Deverin, DUnion. the in Louisiana. Reserve. An attempt to control the blaze ported sales up 9 percent to 135,100 cars, or bill's sponsor. "They shouldn't Anti-abortionists call the Sunday was unsuccessful. Two firefighters 19,110 a day. have to find out some other Louisiana measure the na- School talks at impasse tried to force salt water Into the well to way that their 14-year-old tion's toughest abortion law. stifle the fire momentarily and allow work- By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN both the rise in the cost of three years for the 506 employ- ers to plug and seal the well before a new Rep. Flood pleads innocent LONG BRANCH - The living and the bulk of settle- ees geyser could erupt. "They thought possibly Board of Education declared ments made in other school Last Wednesday, about 200 that If they pumped salt brine into the hole LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rep. Daniel J Talk is postponed an Impasse last night in its districts in the area. of those employees turned <>ul - it's heavier than oil - it would force the Flood, D-Pa , pleaded Innocent yesterday contract negotiations with The school employees voted for a board meeting in a show RED BANK - A scheduled talk by Police Chief George oil down into the hole," said Gene to three charges of perjury, and a Federal teachers and other school em- to reject the conciliator's non- of support for the LBSEA ne- Clayton Jr. on recent instances of swastika painting and other Campbell of the United States Department trial was set for Nov. 28. United States ployees. binding report and lo reinstate gotiators, and to put pressure vandalism in the borough was postponed last night. of Energy District Judge Malcolm Lucas, who set the Representatives of both the other demands that had been on the board for a settlement. trial date, rejected arguments by the Con- In a letter to Monmouth Lodge of B'Nai B'RIth, Congrega- teachers and the non-teaching dropped during sessions with If employees do decide to gressman's attorney, who said that more tion Beth Shalom, Chief Clayton explained that he could not employees will meet today to the conciliator. Among the de- participate in a job action, it Shouting arraignment Net time was needed for preparation of his discuss the cases because two of the Individuals Involved are decide If they will take some mands reinstated was binding would probably entail refusal case. Mr. Flood's lawyer, Axel still awaiting sentencing. Th'e talk will be rescheduled after the sort of job action to goad the arbitration. to perform extra duties beyond CROWN POINT, Ind. (AP) - A Kleiboemer, said he would file a motion cases are completed, he said. board into settling the dispute Mr Resnic said that the the regular teaching load. murder charge was filed yesterday against that the trial be moved to the East Coast In his stead, Lt. Joseph Marascio and Sgt Robert Kuhn of In a brief negotiating ses- board estimates that the set- In 1974, a two-week strike the estranged husband of a woman be- because his client "Is not a wealthy man" the borough's police force discussed recent changes in the sion last night, the board re- tlemetnt package It has of- resulted in the jailing of 12% of lieved to have been the target of a shotgun and would suffer a hardship because of the state's public drunkenness and drunk driving laws. fused to move from the "fair fered will cost 11.4 million over the school employees. blast that killed I.yman Bostock, the cost of travel for attorneys and witnesses. Sgt. Kuhn noted that the borough now uses videotape and final offer" that It pres- baseball star. Arraignment for Leonard equipment in addition to standard procedures such as a breath- ented to school employees a Smith, 31, was scheduled for Friday after Lactrile lest* are urged alyzer test to record the individual's response!. week ago and declared the ne- She likes winners he appeared briefly before Lake County One woman in the audience suggested that breathalyzer gotiations at an impasse. Superior Court Judge Andrew fliorgi. The WASHINGTON (AP) - A divided panel machinss be located in bars, for patrons to test their sobriety The board will request that HAMILTON TOWNSHIP campaigner." case is unlikely to come to trial before late of national Cancer Institute doctors and before driving off. the state's Public Employment (AP) - Miss LUIian, President The president's mother had October because it will be presented first scientists urged the government yesterday "You could put a breathalyzer machine in every bar," Sgt. Relations Commission Carter's mother, says she likes one cocktail during the affair. to a county grand Jury that convenes on to sponsor a test of laetrile pn cancer Kuhn replied. "And if a guy wants to get In his car and drive (PERC) send In a fact-finder winners. "This Is my one little biddy Oct. 4. Bostock, 27. was shot late Saturday patients. The institute's Decision Network home, he will, no matter what the machine says." to determine a settlement. Appearing last night at a drink that everybody knows I night on a Gary, Ind.. street while he was Committee, in a 14-11 vote, recommended Negotiators for the Long |5Oa-plate fundraiser for Rep. have before 8 p.m.," she said. riding in a car He died Sunday. He became a clinical trial using the controversial drug, Branch School Employees As- Frank Thompson, D-N.J., Miss one of baseball's highest-paid players which the Food and Drug Administration, sociation (LBSEA), which rep- Lillian signed hundreds of au- when, as a free agent, he signed with the the N.C.I, itself and many scientists have One strike settled; resents 506 teachers,1 custo- tographs and posed, for pic- Recreation center California Angels last winter. Contended Is worthless in treating cancer. dians, secretaries, corridor tures. • seeking volunteers aides and coaches, would not "I'd go anywhere in the N.J.'s hopes are up join in the request for a fact- world to get a Democrat EAST KEANSBURG - finder. elected. Miss Lillian said. The Bayshore Recreation Cen- One New Jersey school ing a strike that began last "And I don't go out in behalf of strike was settled tentatively Thursday. Classes began at 10 "We attempted to nego- ter Is looking for volunteers to Begin bidsKnesset accept tiate, and we made sugges- anybody unless they win." supervise Middletown youths and a second contract was rat- a.m. yesterday. Students at Thompson has been a con- uled yesterday, leaving no the district's 11 schools were to tions about what we.thought aged 6 to 17 in crafts, drama could bring about a settle- gressman since 1954 and athletics. f school strikes without the hope make up the two lost days by "People ask me why I come of settlement in the state. shortening vactlons, said Mag- ment," Nell Rothman, presi- pact with Egypt in full' dent of the LBSEA, said. "The on these trips," the president's Those interested are asked I Also yesterday, non-super- gie Clmel, a district spokes- only response we got from the mother told reporters. "The to call at the center, Bray Ave- JERUSALEM (AP) - 100 votes — when the law- announced that King Hussein viWry registered nurses at woman. She said the school board was that they felt we first answer is because some- nue and Port Monmouth Road, Prime Minister Menachem Bo- makers decide later this week of Jordan had decided against Middlesex General Hospital in board was to vote on the con- have reached an impasse and one asked me to and the sec- Tuesday through Saturday be- gin asked Parliament (the on the two "framework" a proposed mid-October trip to New Brunswick walked out af- tract tonight. should go to fact-finding. They ond is that I'm a damn good tween 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Knesset) yesterday to disman- agreements he negotiated at the United States, but. that he ter negotiations broke down The new contract provides excluded the process of medi- tle Jewish settlements in the Camp David with President would probably go at a later earlier in the day. for a 6.5 percent raise the first ation." Sinai Desert and accept a Carter and President Anwar date. Jordanian government A tentative settlement was year and 7 percent the second, "I've got peace agreement with Egypt el-Sadat of Egypt. sources said that King Hussein reached in the Black Horse including normal teacher in- According to one board in "the supreme national in- The Opposition leader. would visit other Arab leaders Pike Regional High School dis- crements, she said. The medi- member, Burton Resnic, the the key!" terest ." Shimon Peres, who has been this week to explain his stand trict, but no classes were an salary in the district is impasse declaration was made Mr. Begin also told the critical of Mr. Begins han- on the United States peace in- scheduled because the union $17,700 "to expedite the settlement of Knesset that he stood by his dling of the negotiations, told itiative. needed 24 hours to notify its the dispute in the face of the The new contract also position, disputed by the While the Knesset thai his Labor members of a ratification vote employee association's conti- KeyAccourti King Hussein's partici- shortens the teachers' working House, that he committed Is- Party would^reluclanlly sup- Classes were scheduled for to- nuing refusal to accept the rec- pation is considered crucial for year by two days to 182 and in rael to only a three-month port the accords But he as- day. ommendations for settlement talks on the future of the Is- September 1979 provides for an freeze on the building of new serted that they will cost a made by a PERC-appointed raeli-occupied West Bank of Contract details were additional 20 minutes a day of settlements in other occupied "double price — the un- conciliator." the Jordan River, but he has withheld pending the ratifi- Instruction in elementary lands avoidable price (it peace and cation vote tonight. A week ago, the board ac- KeyatoneSavlngd the price for the mistakes" of expressed major reservations schools. At a "turning point "in about the accords' failure to The 213-member teachers' cepted the recommendations NEPTUNE •ASDUAY PARK -MANALAPAN the government Westfield has 35.000 resi- of the conciliator, Robert Middle Kast history, the Prime guarantee total Israeli union had been asking for 9.5 dents. a "We have chosen to be sup- percent raise The district was Mitrani. as its final offer. Mr. Minister said, the Kneasel withdrawal. The 250 non-supervisory faced the choice of approving porters of the only existing offering 7 percent. The aver- Mitranl suggested a three-year 'Weatheriiation possibility for peace." Mr. -Alfred Atherton. a United age salary in the district is registered nurses at Middlesex contract with a an overall the new Israeli-Egyptian ac- General Hospital struck early cords in full or "everything Peres said States special envoy picking 113.800. raise of 18.4 percent (about six In related developments: up where Secretary Vance left The 3.650-student regional after negotiations broke down, percent a year). His recom- Assistance" agreed upon at Camp David said Alma Capp, a hospital will be nullified " -Secretary of State Cyrus off, met with leaders of district operates two high mendation for settlement also R. Vance briefed President Kuwait. Kuwaiti officials said schools and serves the 55.0000 spokeswoman. included increased medical "There is no third alter- Carter on his largely fruitless later that Mr. Atherton was residents of Runnemeade, The nurses, members of the benefits and a dental insur- native," he said "This is the Mideast trip last week to sell told that Kuwait was dis- Gloucester Township and United Paperworkers Interna- ance plan to begin in the sec- CETA way that leads to peace." the Camp David accords to satisfied with the accords be- Bellmawr in Camden County. tional, have demanded a 20 ond year of the contract. Mr Begin was expected to Jordan and Saudi Arabia and cause they ignore the In Westfield, the 420-mem- percent raise over two years. LBSEA negotiators pointed muster an overwhelming ma- to soften the opposition of Syr- Palestine Liberation Organiza- ber teachers' association rati- The hospital has offered 15 out that the six percent in- jority of the 120 Knesset mem- ia. tion as a factor in a Mideast fied a two-year contract, end- percent. Ms. Capp said. crease was substantially below SilRGY CONSttVMWN bers — most analysts said 90 to —The State Department peace. PROGRAM

The Energy Conservation Program (ECP) ol Monmouth County will begin accepting apphcalions lor weathenzation ol homo, effective- 28 Aug 78. Eligible participants Individuals, families, and elderly persons Somozaaccepts U.S. offer a Mr P0 r a 9 e ibl610 v&mZSZ!' " i h °, , ' "° PO^'PO" I" m» program. Wealhenzalion ol home w,u email making horn, rep.,,, and eSergy saving improvement to minimize heal loss and Improvo thermal efficiency All ambulatory persons ol Monmouth County who are to end political crisis eligible, desiring this service can have their applications prepared at ECP Main Office MANAGUA, Nicaragua Panama, at a 90-mlnute meet- mediation by Mexico, Colom- located In (AP) - President Anastasio ing yesterday. A government bia and the Dominican Re- Smoza has accepted a United statement said it accepted the public to end the Somoza BLDG. 429 Fort Monmouth, N.J. States offer to help bring him offer "to help In finding peace- dynasty's 41-year rule. All non:ambultofy parsons ot Monmoulh County, desiring this service and his opponents to the nego- ful solutions to the current situ- President Somoza. who tiating table to work out a ation in Nicaragua with the says he will not step down until CALL (201) 542-6800 ext. 7 peaceful solution to participation of interested po- his term expires in 1981. re- and set up an appointment so that intake personnel from the Nicaragua's bloody political litical opposition groups." jected that proposal in favor of ECP can come lo their home and prepare the application To crisis. There was no immediate direct negotiations. But the be eligible lor this service, individuals or families must be within President Carter's offer of response from the Broad Op- government said last night 100% ol the poverty guideline as follows: An individual or family of one (I) yearly income must be S3140.00 or less Add UBStance was relayed to Mr position Front, the coalition of that offers of assistance simi- . political opponents ill Mr lar lo that of the United States $960 00 for ea. additional family member.lof instance, lamily Somoza by William Jorden. the ol two (2) yearly income must be less than $3,930. I States Ambassador to Somoza that called earlier for would be welcome SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1978 The IlHly Register 3 Bitter 8-day strike settled at Brookdale College (continued) at the college would Increase custotial, maintenance, night custodial employees. non-discrimination program fenses on the picket line last could not and would not under contract negotiations going on changed and we were no long- from the current $5,600 to grouixk, food services, labora- — A no reprisals clause that applies to all areas except Wednesday, was never con- any circumstances negotiate at the Hilton, said Sylvia W. er clinging to the fact finder's (1,400 range to 16,100 to 110,500. tory, pint shop and auto tech- against any college employees retention (seniority). sidered by the college. police reports." Smith, Faculty Association report as a package, the first Mr. Townes said. nical enployees. who participated in the strike. Mr Murray said that the "I advised the union early president. thing we wanted to drop was Other significant contract — tuition reimbursement — A parity clause giving dropping of charges against on that I would refuse to nego- The Faculty Association toe drug plan," Mr Murray items Include: for up tt six credits per family NASA any health benefits won Robert Moir. Ms. Rice-Moir's tiate any proposal that had Mr voted yesterday morning to The Administrators As- •aid. — Uniforms (two shirts, member per semester. by any other college bargain- husband who is accused of Moir's freedom included as a cross the NASA picket lines sociation voted to continue "It was very costly, and it two trousers or lab coats, - Shift differential in- ing unit. threatening to kill Dr. Smith provision," Mr. Murray said. that day as a "show of good honoring the picket lines yes- would have set a precedent." smocks) for approximately 100 creases br 40 power plant and — An affirmative action- and three other alleged of- "I told the union throughout 1 will" because of the productive terday. Under the contract, the salary mlnlmums would in creaae In the first year from 7.8 percent for the lowest-paid classifications to 4.2 percent NASA's days in court not over despite pact for the highest-paid classi- fications, while the maxlmums By BARBARA KATELL Kenney, labor counsel to said the fine would begin to successful in its arguments, also signed an order that the jobs this morning When the two observers From the New would vary even more, Mr. FREEHOLD - NASA'S Brookdale, said accumulate as of last Saturday the fine was to be retroactive faculty stop aiding and abet- six members of the NASA ne- Jersey Education Association Townes said. days in court are not over. At that time, NASA at- if the NASA members did not to Saturday. "IF Judge Yac- ting the strike by refusing to gotiating committee appeared (NJEA) and one newspaper In the second and third year Despite the release from torneys will argue against a end their strike against carino. decides to maintain the cross the NASA picket lines. in Judge Yaccarino's reporter were the only spec- of the contract, both the min- jail yesterday of its six-person $500 a day fine imposed Brookdale and return to work fines, he will have to decide And he ordered the faculty as- courtroom yesterday lo state tamrs The two women and imums and the maxlmums negotiating comlittee, NASA against the association for fail- by 1:30p.m. Saturday. whether to impose it for two sociation to appear in court that they were now ready to four men of the negotiating would increase three percent, (Brookdale College's Non- ure to obey a back to work The fine was to be held in days or three, Mr Kenney ob- today to explain why the in- end their eight-day strike and team were in high spirits and he said. Academic Staff Association) order by Superior Court Judge abeyance until NASA had a served. (The starting time for junction should not be con- return to work, the at- laughed and joked among Over the three-year con- must still come back to Superi- Thomas L Yaccarino. Last chance to argue against im- the fine was 1:30 p in on Sat- tinued. mosphere was far different themselves as they waited for tract period, starting salaries or Court tomorrow, Malachi Thursday, Judge Yaccarino position. But if NASA were un- urday, and the NASA nego- Friday. Martin Barger. than last Thursday when they Judge Yaccarino to enter the tiating team agreed to abide Brookdale attorney, said he told him they would rather go courtroom and take his seat on by the back to work order at would ask Judge Yaccarino to to jail than end the strike. the bench. However, they about 4 p.m. yesterday.) impose a fine against the facul- turned solemn once court was While NASA must still ap- ty also if they did not comply Thursday, the six sat quiet- in session One by one, they Kozloski wins freedom pear in court, the college's with the back to work order by ly in the well of the courtroom, stood before Judge Yaccarino Faculty Association appears to tomorrow's hearing However, their overnight cases at their as he repeated to each that " I By SHERRY CONOHAN times a weeV His kidney func- be off the hook, according lo yesterday, Mr Kenney said side, waiting to be sent to jail understand that you are ready Statrtouse Correspondent dom—not to have to rely on tion had fall'n to zero with the that machine to keep you Mr. Kenney. Brookdale would drop its re- The spectator section was to represent to me that you TRENTON - Five months Illness. alive," he said "I could go Last Thursday when Judge quest concerning the faculty packed with their supporters, will abide by thecourt order after a mysterious virus ren- By mid tummer, however, back — you never know. But I Yaccarino ordered the NASA now that the picket lines are many of whom openly wept as and cease and desist this ac- dered his kidneys inoperable, the Democratic As- hope I never have to." negotiating team to jail and down and the faculty were the six were led off by armed tivity and return to work and Assemblyman Waller J. semblyman's kidneys had re- announced the possible fine, he scheduled to return to their Sheriff's deputiem Yesterday. direct and urge your people to Mr Kozloski said his doc- Kozloski, D-Monmouth. has gained enough function that he return to work " "We are pre- tors have told him it was a won his freedom from the was able to drop to two pared to return to work tomor- "zillion to one" chance that he dialysis machine he has de- dialysis treitments a week and row (Tuesday) morning." said would contract the virus that pended on for life. then later In the summer he NJEA to pay legal fees Margaret Rice-Molr. NASA caused his kidneys to stop "I just wish every kidney was able to get by with only president who was the first to functioning and it was another patient could be as lucky as I one visit etch week, on Satur- By MARK MAGYAR part of the contract settlement have no reason to doubt that face Judge Yaccarino And her "zillion to one" chance that, am," he said. day, to the hospital for LINCROFT - The New yesterday, but Brookdale's many more falsehoods will be response was repeated by the once Ul, he was able to over- Mr. Kozloski reported yes- dialysis. Jersey Education Association bargaining team insisted that uttered before this is over." five others in turn (The five come it. He said he now plans terday that he has been off "Do you know what I did on will pay all legal fees for Rob- it did not have the authority to Eleanor Guerci of Rumson, were Michael Townes, NASA to work with the National dialysis for a little over two the first Saturday that I didn't ert Moir, the Rumson-Fair dismiss a campus patrolman's president of the Monmouth chief negotiator. Ronald Kidney Founcation to create a weeks and his doctor believes have lo go to the hospital for Haven Regional High School compliant. County Education Association, Topham, Gary Berton, George chapter of that organization in Watts and Peggy Towle.) his kidneys have recovered dialysis' I went to the English- teacher charged with threaten- Patrolman Robert Letts Jr. blasted the college yesterday New Jersey. enough of their function that town Auction," Mr. Kozloski ing the life of President Donald signed the complaint against for choosing "to press charges Judge Yaccano Yaccarino he can stay off indefinitely. said, beaming. "I went baek H. Smith of Brookdale Com- Mi Moir, and may be the only during this strike to once again "Our state is one of the few. then ordered each of them to "Tests Indicate that my kid- there again this past Saturday munity College during a picket prosecution witness at Thurs- try to prove that they are in as I understand, without one," be discharged from jail neys are functioning at 15 to 20 (his second free from the line incident last Wednesday, day's hearing in Middletown command" he said. per cent of capacity," he said. Walter J dialysis machine). an NJEA official said yester- Municipal Court. day. "How much better it gets — or "1 love the Englishtown He wants to work with the Dr. Smith refused lo com- If It slips back — who knows. every hope of passing with Aucton," he continued. "I usu- organization, he explained, to Mr. Moir. husband of ment on the Moir case yester- It's an unpredlcable thing. But flying colors. ally do go over there on Satur- help raise money for research Margaret Rice-Moir. president day, while Mi Kenney said Mr. Businessman: It's enough now that I don't "I have to stay on my bland to help other kidney patients day, akmg one of more of the of the college's Non-Academic Sunday night that he had nol You are invited to do your banking need dialysis." diet - but I'm used to It," he kidsvithme." "Researchers are on the verge Staff Association (NASA), been asked to appear as a wit- with one of the finest Full Service Mr. Kozloski returns to his said. Bat even more than the of a breakthrough - the dis- faces a hearing Thursday on ness at the hearing . t Banks in New Jersey. doctor, Dr. Raymond Flis, at When Mr. Kozloski was re- physral freedom he now has covery of a chemical that charges of threatening the "As (ar as I'm concerned, Monmouth Medical Center, leased from the hospital in on Saturdays without the ne- when taken by me patient can lives of Dr. Smith and Malachi the situation is still the same,'' West Long Branch, on Oct. 3 June after a stay of more than cessty of going to the hospital, replace or supplement Kenney, an attorney for the Mr. Moir said "The same peo- for a checkup to make sure his a month and a close brush with Mr. (ozloski values his mental dialysis," he said "They're so college, assaulting Mr. Kenney ple who were out to destroy me CEOTIIAl JERSEY BANK kidneys have kept up their In- death, he had to return for freedom even more. close. AU they need is the mon- and creating a disturbance. last week still are. And once ey." .»••,.INvtNii M »M fS creased function and he has dialysis treatments three "To have that mental free- "Unquestionably, there was they use one monstrous a confrontation on the picket falsehood to get me to court, I MEUIE* FDIC line," said Fred Gould, an NJEA representative. "But (or the college to go for criminal charges in a case where a man Sunday sales vote dead is overwrought with concern for his jailed wife just stinks (continued) Sunday sales laws are unenforceable and said. "I know in my They play with power here in Assemblyman Paul J. Conllllo. D-Bergen, chairman of the courty you can buy things In the supermarket that you can't buy ways that are just frightening. County Government Committee which released and recom- in mail stores." "The Moir case is union mended approval of the Greenberg bill over the Graves bill, Mr. Van Wagner urged support of the Greenberg bill, on the animus at its worst, an at- attacked as "dishonest" and "slick" the campaign of certain OUMT hand, saying continuation of the status quo would permit tempt to break down Peggy by stores to kill the Greenberg bill study of the economic impact on all businesses, big and small, attacking her husband They put Bob Moir in the middle of He said the ads placed by the campaign proponents er- and any environmental or other impact of a change in the Sunday closing laws. this, we didn't But as long as roneously suggested that the Graves bill would give the public a he's there, we will ensure that right It does not now have to vote on whether to permit Sunday He Insisted he wasn't taking a position in favor of closing on Sunday but at the same time noted the problems of districts like he gets the best legal advice tfk sales In counties which don't have them. available" "People have that right—they have it today," he said. "The his with smaller and older shopping centers Mr Gould said that the Implication of that ad is that they do not." 'If Bambergers and other big stores put the same effort into (referendum provisions of) the old law. then it would be on the NJEA would pay for Mr In our Red Bank store only. Assemblywoman Greta Kieman, D-Bergen, urged defeat of ballot," he added. Moir's attorney. Michael the Greenberg bill, however, on the grounds It was virtually Dr. VUlane asserted the present law is "inoperable, unen- Schottland of Long Branch, out Impossible to get Sunday sales on the ballot under the present forceable and an unrealistic approach to the regulation of of one of its legal defense law. She noted that when the Initial voting was held in 1959 only opeilng and closing of stores on Sunday" but said it should be funds 2,500 signatures on a petition were necessary to place the issue continued under the Greenberg bill until a thorough study can NASA negotiators were on the ballot. Immediately after that election, the law was be nade and revisions proposed trying to get the charges rewritten to require the signature of 10 per cent of the voters in a against Mr Moir dropped as Pre-season sale of Dr. VUlane said one change that should be made is to reduce county to get it on the ballot, she charged. the number of signatures necessary to get a vote on the ballot "It only takes 1,000 signatures statewide to place a gov- fnim 10 per cent of the voters of the county He ^introduced a ernor's name on the ballot," she said by comparison. former bill of his cutting the figure to a flat 3.500 voters and COLLEGE Naturalizer boots Mrs. Mulder said she thought having the Sunday sales issue changing the wording of the question as It would go on the ballot. on the ballot as proposed In the Graves bill would really get He ilso reintroduced another former bill of his giving employes S.A.T. people out to vote In November. She asserted the present the right to refuse to work on Sunday if they don't wish to do so REVIEW 28" Tuition lowered Classes Start EATONTOWN - The Mon- Sunday, Oct. 1. 9AM to 12 Noon Regularly 32.00 to 44.00. Don't Weather:Sunny mouth' Adult Education Com- HMtf Jfe mission (MAECOM) has low- let another frigid winter ered tuitions for twenty five of Yesterday's high tern- with the high In the mid to 11:01 a.m. and low 11:41 p.m. catch you unprepared! Save Its Fall classes. "All MAECOM prraturr at the Registers upper 70s. For Red Bank and Rumson classes are self-supporting." now on the warm, smartly weather station was 74 and the The chance of rain will be bridges, add two hours; Sea Cgll22M704or6fl-6O09 explained Thomas R Niles kwHAI) p.m.. the tem near zero tonight. Winds' will Bright, deduct 10 minutes. styled boots you'll be needing peralire was 73 and the rela be easterly at five to ten miles Long Branch, deduct 15 Uve kunMlty was 3» perce«l an hour today. 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IIMIHI IIIIHIIIIMIIHIIHIMMUMIIHIItllMimilHIIIIIIItlHIIIlH Obituaries Ask study on legalizing marijuana TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey's attorney general But the recent Indictments of 24 persons and the seizure A similar bill has been released by an Assembly com- IIIHIIIIiHIMIIhlllllMHIUIMIIHIIIMItliMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIilltllltlllllllllMIHIMIIHHMIIiniMHIl urged the state Legislature yesterday to study whether the at an airport here of more than nine tons of Colonjbian mittee, providing for optional penalties of up to $250 for sale and distribution of marijuana should be legalized marijuana with an estimated street value f 13 million flows possession of small amounts of marijuana. Harry Kirkegard, State Attorney General John Degnan said a "cogent "the staggering amounts of money spent on bootlgging But Assemblyman William F. Dowd, R-Monmouth, a argument" can be made for complete legalization of mari- marijuana," Degnan said co sponsor of the Assembly bill, said he was considering an juana Degnan said he was not endorsing the use of marijuana. amendment to impose a mandatory fine of (50 to help get Expense for prosecuting marijuana users represent a but he added. "The law must accommodate social clunge." votes. retired police chief "horrible misallocation of law enforcement resources," State Sen Frank J Dodd. I) Essex, the owner of If New Jersey passes the marijuana decriminalization said Degnan, who at 33 is one of the youngest attorneys several singles bars and the sponsor of the decrimtializa- bill, it would join 10 other states with similar laws. They are EATONTOWN - Harry N First Presbyterian Church, general in the nation tion bill, likened current marijuana laws to the unsuc- Oregon, Alaska. Maine, Colorado, California, Ohio, Minne- Klrkegard, 78, of ( Elizabeth both here, and a member of cessful attempts to ban alcohol during Prohibition < But Degnan urged the state Senate Judiciary Commit- sota. Mississippi, New York and North Carolina. Parkway, a retired police chief the Retired Chiefs' Association "Widespread use of marijuana started with |he 60s tee to first approve a bill that would make possession of an The committee held.the bill over for more study here, died Sunday at "West- of Monmouth County generation, which is now in its mid 10s," said Do* "It's ounce or less of marijuana punishable by a maximum fine Sen. Barry T. Parker. R-Burlington. questioned Dodd's wood Hall Nursing Home. His wife, Mrs Dorothy I, here to stay." Long Branch. of ISO claim that it would be impossible lo wipe out all use of Kirkegard, died in 1.5. Existing penalties under slate law could bnrv a jail marijuana He was born in Long Surviving are a nephew, Once that bill is approved, the Legislature should set up term of up lo six months and a maximum fine of up to $500 Branch and had lived here 55 John F Wood. Long Branch, a study commission to review whether marijuana should be for possession of an ounce or less of marijuana "In China they get rid of it, " Parker said. years. and a niece, Mrs Rita Waldron legalized. Degnan said He emphasized he was not yet Critics asked Dodd why he could tolerate ary penalties Degnan previously endorsed decriminalization of small Mr Kirkegard retired U of Long Island. N.Y. prepared lo endorse a blanket legalization of the drug for marijuana possession. amounts of marijuana. But his executive assistant, Roger police chief in 1M2 He began The Robert A. Braun Hume "The law progresses in stages and this is where we are "Very simple." Dodd responded. "Without t)em the bill Schwarz. said it was the first lime he urged a study be hiiolice career as a patrolman for Funerals is in charge ol now," Degnan said wouldn't gel enough voles in the Legislature." • made ol its complete legalization. arrangements After his retirement. Mr Kirkegard was employed for Kilwarri Vi. Jenkins several years by the county sheriff's office. He also served MIDDLETOWN - Edward one year—1854—on Borough W. Jenkins, M, of Orchard St.. 2 "adult' youths face 15- year terms Council. died Sunday at home. He was born in Spring He was a charter member By WILLIAM J.ZAORSKI phens. 16 Freeman pleaded that they can be confined for Stephens admitted commit- thai charges were pending ousness of the of lenses. Lake, and lived here for 25 of the Eatontown First Aid guilty before Superior Court up to 15 years if reformatory ting atrocious asaull and bat- againsf three others in Juve- "I trust that this will serve years Squad, a member of Washing- FREEHOLD - Two Judge Merritt Lane Jr. to officials determine that they tery upon the sane 6J-year-old nile Court in connection with as an a example to other peo- Mr Jenkins was a medical ton Lodge », FfcAM, and the Asbury Park youths, who were three counts of atrocious as- are not rehabilitated. Sentenc- man and robbing him of $11. the incidents ple in similar situations." he technologist at Patterson described as having been part sault and battery. Stephens ing is set for Oct. 13. his wallet and Jar keys. He declared. "If they commit Army Hospital, Ft Monmouth. Mr-.. of a ring thai terrorized senior pleaded guilty to a charge of told the court tlat he kicked Mr Lehrer said thai he crimes as adults, they will be for more than 20 years. Freeman admitted to as- citizens in that city, pleaded robbery and of atrocious as- the man in the held would decide, by next week treated as adults in Monmouth He was a member and sisting three other youths in whether he should seek to have JUPITER, Fla - Mrs guilty yesterday lo adult crimi- sault and battery. According lo Tounty Prose- County." usher at Trinity Episcopal their assault upon a 57-year-old their charges transferred to Alice F. Jones, 65, of 917 An- nal charges. cutor Alexander 9. Lehrer. the glers Way, died yesterday at Church, Red Bank, and former The two youths, aged 45 and The charges against Free- woman, who was struck by one Superior Court, too man carried a maximum sen- pleas marked ( significant The two youths were Riverview Hospital, Red member of the Fairview First 16. are believed lo be the first of them with a pipe, and upon a tence of 21 years in state pris- first step in his program to "The negotiated pleas transferred from Ihe county's Bank, N.J. Aid Squad, and the Middletown in New Jersey to have had 33-year-old woman, who also on and a $6,000 fine, and the was struck when the youths upgrade the juvenile justice which were accepted by IheJuvenile Center to the County She was born In Roanoke, Fire Department. their cases transferred by the charges against Stephens took their pocketbooks last system in the cointy. By hav- court serves Ihe best interest Jail. Mr. Lehrer said that the Va, and lived In Irvlngton, Surviving are is widow, County Prosecutor from the called for a maximum of 22 July t. ing the charges transferred of the public in that these reason for the transfer was N.J., and New Monmouth, Mrs. Emily Weeks Jenkins; Juvenile Court to the Superior years in state prison and a from Juvenile Court to Superi- that they had pleaded guilty as N.J., before moving here eight two sons, Airman 1st Class Ed- young men can receive max- Court under a state law 17.000 fine. He also admitted commu- or (Hun. he said. Ihe two juve- adults and should be In- years ago. ward W Jenkins Jr of Sawyer imum 15-year sentences al enacted last Feb. 1 Under this ting an assault with a brick niles will now have criminal carcerated as adults. She was a member of St Air Force Base, Mich., and Yardville," he asserted law, juveniles 14 years or older However, in exchange for upon a 63-year-old man. "I hit records and their names could Jude's Roman Catholic Henry Jenkins at home, and can be treated as adults in their guilty pleas, the state will him with the brick I am sorry be revealed to the public Mr. Lehrer said that the The prosecutor said lhat. Church, and the Elkettes, both two daughters, the Misses connection wilh charges recommend that the twothat 1 did it. but I did it," "These two young men pleas, saved the state and tax- under the law. the two youths here Margaret and Barbara against them. youths be sentenced to a state Freeman told Judge Lane, were part of a ring which ter- payers of the county about two would be housed in segregated Jenkins, also at home. Surviving are her husband, The two are Victor Free- reformatory with a maximum who had asked the youth to rorized senior citizens," Mr weeks of trial and did not in facilities, but not in Ihe Adult - The Adams Memorial Thomas F. Jones; one son, man, 15, and Michael Ste- term of 15 years. This means explain what had happened Lehrer observed He added any way diminish the seri- Wing, in the County Jail. Raymond Fautz of West Or- Home, Red Bank, is in charge ange, N.J.; one daughter, Mrs of arrangements. Alice Scarpone of Middletown, N.J.; three brothers, Eugene Mrs. Hugh (.ilison Vlllone of Hanover, N.J., Keyport ponders 'bands of juveniles' Joseph Villone of Union, N.J., UNION TOWNSHIP - and John Vlllone of Orange, Mrs. Anne Nicols Gibson, 80, of By MARK GRAVEN meeting was being called be- Although Mr. Volpe said he Citizens have to gel "in-youths to go away," Ms. Prov- Lockport, on Route 35 and N.J.; five sisters, Mrs Carme UGeorgetown Blvd., died Sat- cause of "deep concern over would not be able to attend volved," he asserted. ost said. "When they didn't, I Route 36. We're not blaming Hellmann of Newark,N.J , urday at her home. KEYPORT - Coundlmen, Incidents of vandalism and Friday's session because of a went to call the cops, and one the cops." Mrs. Julia Felber of Union, She was born in Belfast, "The only thing we Have to school officials, businessmen, general unruliness" and prior committment, other of them grabbed me by the According to Mr. Bergen, Mrs Anne Romeo of Rock- Ireland, and had lived here for fear Is rear Itself," sail Mr clergymen and private citizens "before citizens take matters Councilmen, including Donald sleeve and ripped it." the problems with Juveniles away, N.J.. Mrs. Helen In- the past three years. Volpe, quoting the late Presi- have been,invited to attend a into their own hands." Miller. Richard Bergen, Ms. Provost said that the "are not unique to Keyport " amorato of Springfield, N.J, She was a member of the dent Franklin Delano Roo- meeting at St. Mary's James Lawson. Edward Flynn police responded immedlated- Mr. Lawson said that the Po- and Mrs. Joy Laird of New Grace Episcopal Church, Jer- sevelt. Episcopal Church Friday night Council President Richard and James Birmingham, said ly and quelled the disturbance. lice Department might be a bit York City, and 12 grand- sey City. to discuss the "problem of Volpe, who presided over the they probably would. Ms. Provost said the spark Later, Capt. Michael Kelly, ac- short-handed, thus aggravat- children. Surviving are her husband, wandering bands of juve- meeting In place of Mayor Wil- Mr. Volpe said that Fri- for calling the meeting came ting chief of police, assured ing the problem. Hugh M. Gibson; three sons, The John E. Day Funeral niles." liam A. Ralph, who was ill. day's meeting, which has been from an Incident in bad of St. her that foot patrolmen would Thomas Gibson of Home, Red Bank, is in charge commended Ms. Provost "for called for t p.m., could lead to Mary's church earl] last keep an eye on the area, Ms Brookhaven, Pa., Gordon of arrangements. Judith Lou Provost of 16 facing the Issue head on and greater cooperation between Thursday evening. Provost said. SCHOOL Gibson of Barnegat. and Hugh juaiin LOU provost ol IB facing the Issue head on and greater cooperation between inursaay evening. East Front St. told Borough bringing it to the Council's at- residents and the police in ap- "There was a fight h back Mr. Birmingham blamed M. Gibson of Freehold Town- ;ast Front St. told Borough bringing it to the Council's at- residents and the police in ap- "There was a fight to bac CROSSING !Wrn. Anne I.efker Counciouncil last night that ththee tention.tentlon." prehending lawbreakerlawbreakerss . off the church, and I tfld tthre the Keyport Novelty Shop on ship; two daughters, Mrs. Broad Street for the "bands of GUARD RED BANK - Mrs. Anne Kathleen McGuire of Mel- juveniles." But Ms. Provost Lefker, 79, of 47 Evergreen bourne, Fla., and Mrs. WANTED begged to differ, adding that Terrace, died Monday at Riv- Maureen Rowe of Chateaugay, Block grants pushed in Keyport representatives of the shop Boro ol Shrewsbury erview Hospital. She was born N.Y.; a brother. Thomas Nic- would attend Friday's meet- 3 hours a day In New York City and moved ols of Belfast, Ireland, and 14 Apply KEYPORT — BorougBorough to residentsresidents to upgrade their ommended the Fulton Street special plaque to alll mayorsmayor! , ing. here in 1964 grandchildren. Police Department. CounciCouncil voted last night ttoo homes, Mr. McLane said. area. past and present, in a ceremocereim - "This Is a Keyport prob- Her late husband, Jacob The Hlggins Memorial Boro ol Shrewsbury have Borough Administrator "HUD (the Federal Govern- In other business, Coun- ny to be held at 3 p.m. Sunday lem," Ms. Provost asserted. Lefker, died in 1964 Home, Freehold, is In charge or call: Ed Mcl.ane submit applica- ment's Housing and Urban De- cilman Richard Bergen at the Keyport First Aid Squad "We have 100 percent support She is survived by a son, of arrangements. tions to the Monmouth County velopment Agency) and Mon- warned that an emergency ap- building. Atlantic Street Mr. in the business community—in 741-2500 Robert Lefker of Long Branch Community Development mouth County officials both propriation might be neces- Volpe heatedly denounced and a member of the Long Edward Gi kost Group for block grants totaling feel that the Fulton Street area sary to finance police salaries. rumors that the ceremony Branch Board of Education; a $750,000 over the next three Is eligible," Mr. McLane said. According to Mr. Bergen, the would be "a political event." brother, Milton Davis of In- MATAWAN - Edward 0, Kost, 29. of 104 Euclid Ave., years The grants will be used Ray Cadoo of Washington St., current police budget may be noting that all mayors, regard- HONG KONG terlaken, and three grand- to upgrade the Fulton Street chairman of a citizen advisory enough to pay salaries only less of their political affilia- CUSTOM TAILOR BACK IN ASBURY PARK, N.J. children. died Sunday at Freehold- Area area, Mr. McLane said. In ad- committee formed to study through October. tion, would be on hand. -TV AN Mad* to Mo.tuio 4 CuBlom Fit Sulta The Richard C Holdal Fu- Hospital, Freehold Township. dition to street and sidewalk where the block grants should Councilman Edward Flynn figi TAILOR MADE SUITS AT READY MADE PRICES neral Home of Ocean Town- Bom in Elizabeth, he had Several weeks ago. Mayor ,!8 Duty And Mailing IUIIWID. Surviving is his widow, President Richard Volpe an- l«*l>>v Vttnol-or, 1 »p m extinguished before any seri- while one escaped. Tvetder ol the Domiono Furterol ton; a brother. Carter An- llassn MunU'ilfTd. Middletown-Lincroft Road in depends on three considerations. One ol these Is aver- M«m* l» Third Ave Long Branch In ous damgage was done, ac- The Identity of the three age salary while working, and another Is length of service liev o* nowori donottoni lo In* Amen derson of Queen Anne. Md.; June and again this month. Gorman n

Rumson license plates is Just one more ture of our show chairman, An important project To the Editor: ripoff by many of our elected Mrs. Edward Bryan, with her Once again, Anwar Sadat FROM OUR READERS officials against the taxpayers. winning trophy arrangement This will mean the unneces- was a work of art In Itself. Shrewsbury Township, once one of room and a storage room. has surprised the experts, dis- Ltftort to KM •**•* must kt «I«IM4 Mtf tavt m» wrttir't c«Ml«tt ai- ls M IIIIEMIII nmfttr. Tlwv mvil n*l tacctd M4 w*r«t. Ntl occt#4- sary spending of well over a Words can not express the the largest municipalities in the state, Mayor Stephen W. Cluney said the pleased his allies, electrified i an •Mini, ••iiniwiwh *f caaaMatti Hr amct »r Mdwuminti •» the world. And amused me. million dollars for the manu- thrill of having our efforts ap- is now one of New Jersey's smallest, start of the project resulted from a The Camp David agree- facture of these plates. preciated. The Daily Register with an area of less than one square three-year effort by three different ments exemplify his stated The people of N.J. today is to be complimented for such mile. That uniqueness has meant that township administrations, and he principle: "We should get as couldn't regain on the bat- before any peace agreement; are being taxed to death with quality work, Including re- it doesn't experience the growth which much as we can get, until we tlefield in 1(73. Arab commen- no insistence that the PLO con- the income tax, sales taxes, porters Lisa Blank and Mark thanked the many residents who one of the highest real estate Graven who patiently checked has changed the makeup and charac- can get all that we want." tators have made much of his trol the West Bank. But note worked to keep the proposal alive. What he got was "the full ex- taxes In the nation. They now details when we were through. ter of most of its neighbors, many of "concessions:" no agreement that these have nothing to do The township officials who suc- ercise of sovereignty" over on the Golan Heights or on with Egyptian Interests; when have such other fund-raising We would also like to thank the which in years past were part of the ceeded in- getting grants from the territory his country lost on Jerusalem; no insistence that President Carter told Con- ventures as horse racing, Monmouth Mall Merchants As- township. the battlefield in 1967 and the Israelis return everything gress that nationalism had casino gambling, state lottery, sociation for their cooperation federal Department of Housing and corporate taxes, etc., and still even to the point of entering a Its 1,160 residents are not short in been a barrier to''peace, he Urban Development certainly merit hever enough. It seems that It Queen Elizabeth single bloom community pride, however, and that's forgot to add that It is the very praise for their labors. It isn't easy for soul of a separate peace. Com- Is Just more and better taxes and winning a blue ribbon! why the groundbreaking for a $275,000 a tiny municipality to convince a fed- promises whereby you get without end. community .center there takes on real Never Is there any real ef- Marguerite W. Rousseau eral bureaucracy that it needs help, what you want really are the Publicity Chairman importance. most satisfying kind. fort to cut expenses, waste, but that was accomplished in this The center will be built on a site As for the future, the ques- corruption and mismanage- case. , ment to reduce spending and adjacent to the municipal offices at 11 tion, obviously, is 'Does Mr. Fine facility The federal government will pay Sadat want anything more taxes. Crawford Street. It is the same place A good example Is the at- $200,000 of the center's costs, with the than he's now got?' The fact Pair Haven on which the township's original cen- tempt by the governor and To the Editor: township paying $10,000 through budg- that he tends to put his own ter was located. That structure was interests above those of his some misguided legislators to As a recent surgical patient razed in 1965, and it has been missed. eted funds and the remaining $65,000 friends is something his new- ram through the fire marshal at Riverview Hospital, Red bill which has been repeatedly Bank, I experienced first hand The new center, which is expected through a bond issue that was floated found friends, the Americans and the Israelis, should keep In defeated by the volunteer what is involved when a person to be ready for use early in 1979, will at a 4.45 annual percentage rate, . mind. The Israelis will do that, firemen of the state. A bill, must be operated upon. We look forward to the opening of be a one-story prefabricated building but 1 regret to say that Ameri- which If passed, would be a with a large multi-purpose room and the center. There is no doubt but that cans usually take everyone duplication of work, an in- Unless you or some relative vasion of home rule, and noth- gymnasium, a meeting room, space it will benefit township residents, and and everything In International or friend has had surgery late- affairs much too seriously. ing short of just another raid ly, one does not know how de- for two municipal offices, a kitchen, that it will help maintain pride in the on the state treasury with the tailed and perfected today's Here is a possibility: we lavoratories, a mechanical equipment community. Institution of more unneces- surgery is. Riverview's novice should listen for the Egyptian sary Jobs at more expense to surgical patients are prepared "interpretation" of the Sinai the people to build more pa- beforehand with a short nar- agreement. One clause gives tronage for the politicians. rated alkie show describing Egypt the full exercise of sov- Apartment dwellers aided" bow an operation Is planned, ereignty, while another limits And all this waste of funds carried out and the patient's the number and placement of to change the colors of the Apartment dwellers in Eatontown tween landlord and tenant by provid- post-operative care. Egyptian troops there. One license plate to those that per- have had complaints about some of ing a service we think is most worth- need only recall Mr. Sadat's haps would be less readable. their buildings and about services while. Joseph Muzetska, the borough's truly imaginative reading of Edgar N.Dinkelsplel My surgery tnd re- which were not provided. housing inspector, says his office has U.N. Resolution 242 to see the cuperaUve time In the hospital was a pleasant and educa- That's not an unusual situation, set up a tenant complaint system in creative possibilities In this one. The rose show tional one. I wish to thank the because it seems there always can be which each complaint is assigned a medical and nursing staffs, problems between tenants and land- number, investigated and then fol- W. Morrisey Red Bank and the other Riverview em- lords, especially when the landlords lowed up. Mr. Muzetska is to be com- To the Editor: ployees who so competently perform their dally tasks, and are of the absentee variety or are mended for bis diligence, which Is Thank you from the Jersey License plates ' I feel fortunate that the area resulting in better living conditions Shore Rose Society for the ex- corporations that lack some Elberon cellent coverage you gave our has such a One facility as Riv- semblance of a personal approach. for the tenants and which should do .8SWHE eighth annual rose show, In erview Hospital serving a pub- Eatontown, however, is trying to much to keep the apartments from Herblock is on vacation The suggestion that New advance and the day of the lic need. becoming slums. 'Listen, we could gel burned.' Jersey should have new show. The beautiful color pic- Mrs. Katberine McMahon minimize angry confrontations be- t / SHREWS8LWY.NJ TUESOAY,SEPTEMBER26.1978 The DMtyRegfctCT 7 Legal fee $47,000 Alexander) READY WEDNESDAY ONLY 10 A.M. in harassment case NEWARK (AP)-Public school for the Women's was excessive absences, but Service Electric k Gas Co. Rights Litigation Clinic, Miss Tomkins alleged her wu ordered yesterday to which spent more than 1)0 discharge was the cul- pay more than $47,000 in le- hours researching the suit. mination of sexual harass- gal lees (or a woman who Ms. Taub heads the clinic. ment that began when she successfully sued the utility The judge ordered rejected her boss advances on charges was fired after PSEtG to pay about (30,000 refusing her DOSS'S sexual The woman said her boss a in eWar, for hourly fees and granted a tempered giant You f»t 4 each: advances. SO percent Increase, citing took her to lunch In October 1973 and told her she would Jltiner pinto, cake plates, soup/ U.S. District Court Judge the case's difficulty. The cereal bowls, cups, saucers Herbert J. Stern ordered the utility also must pay $2,100 In have to have sex with him if award paid to the Rutgers expenses. they were to establish a "satisfactory working rela- . 32-pc. beverage set for 8 45-pc. stoneware Law School.jj'hose students The $47,000 in legal fees is researched the litigation. tionship." Attractive "Spicy Brown" in addition to a $20,000 settle- set includes 8 each: juice, dinnerware for 8 Although attorney Nadlne ment awarded to Adrienne The complaint said that on-lhe-rocks. iced tea Taub Initially argued the Hand-painted set includes 8 each: dinner plates, Tomkins, 33, of Bayonne although Miss Tomkins pro- & beverage BJaUM salad plates, wiup/cenjal bowls, cupi, saucers. 99 money should be given to the The utility did not admit any- tested, her boss, who was Plus one each: meat platter, vegetable bowl, American Civil Liberties Un- wrongdoing when it made drinking heavily, grabbed JZ99 creamer, covered sugar bowl. Dishwasher-e»fe 35 ion, which sponsored the the settlement. her and kissed her before & ovenproof Aut patterns sold in slock t suit, the Judge said the or- Miss Tomkins, who she could leave. When she ganization would be reim- worked as a stenographer at complained to superiors, the bursed only for 12,100 In out- the state's largest power ill- suit charged, she was 11-pc. Enterprise aluminum of-pocket expenses. ty for four years, lost her job harassed and forced to take Stem said he wanted the In January 1975 a pay cut before she was money given to the law The company's reason fired cooki Public worker pays $76

for retirement benefits 7-pc. Corning TRENTON (AP)-Soaring make it impossible to liber- increased salaries, basic re- "cook 'n brew" set retirement benefits for public alize benefits," said state Pen- tirement benefits also have in- 50-pc. employees In state, county and sions Director William Joseph creased because in New Jer- local governments now cost an Joseph said cost of living is sey the benefits are based on stainless steel average $70 In taxes for every the fastest growing single item an average of the worker's flatware for 8 22" man, woman and child in New in the pension system final three years' salary. Jersey. State pensioners receive total open ttock valut 40.45 cost-of-llving increases meas- New Jersey has not signifi- "Cornflower Blue" pattern. You Official figures show it cost You get 1 4 2-qt. covered saucepans. get 1, 1*4 4 3-qt. covered sauce- $57] million last year to sup-ured at 60 percent of the rise In cantly liberalized pension ben- sold in stock 32.99 <^qt combination cooker, 5-<]t. cov- pans and 6-cup teapot. port a state pension network the federal government's cost- efits since 1971. but costs con- ered dutch oven. 7" & 10" frypans. that covers more than 134,000 of-llving index As inflation has tinue to climb. past and present government workers, a 24 percent increase 8-pc. wine set over two years ago when the co6t was $4(2 million to cover State college student by Anchor Hocking 316,000 workers. Cut design glass set includes one Pension officials attribute decanter with stopper and six the rising costs to Inflation and facing tuition hike stemmed glasses. the growth In government pay- rolls and say there is little pos NEWARK (AP) - The It the deficit is smaller, tui- stbility in the near future for state Department of Higher tion adjustments would be less 7" liberalizing pension benefits. Education Is expected to seek and In some cases would mean tuition increases by the end of suld in sloe* 12.99 "If the costs of keeping the decreases In the four-year the year which means higher same benefits goes up to 10 to state colleges fees for many state college and 13 percent a year. It is going to Increases still would be im- university students, the Star- posed, in any event, on the Ledger of Newark reported 60,000 students at Rutgers, The size of the Increases NJIT and CMDNJ. the news- Court stay depends on what is anticipated paper said. to be a $200 million state reven- assorted kitchen gadgets lVz-qt. Pyrex double ue shortfall for the 1979-1980 The options are outlined in • indoor thermometer • square grater ^^ ^^ sought in budget, the newspaper re- memoranda now being • Gemco salt & pepper eet • Ekco can 99 boiler opener • measuring cup • paring knife •old in 'lock It's versatile and functional ported Sunday. circulated within the depart- • Ekco peeler • Ekco kitchen tool rack each 9 with hundreds of kitchen Farber case If the shortfall is that large, ment. A target date for a final • spatter preventer • oven thermometer 17.95 LW>' Kasv-to-clean, loo the tuition increases would af- decision has been set for De- • 1-cup sifter • extension cord HACKENSACK (AP) - At- fect all 160.000 undergraduate cember when, according to the torneys for Myron A. Farber and graduate students In the memo, the 'state's revenue and the New York Times were state colleges, Rutgers. New situation actually plays off," to ask the U.S. Supreme Court Jersey Institute of Technology the newspaper said. to stay a state Supreme Court and the College of Medicine Under the so-called "worst decision that would send the and Dentistry of New Jersey. case" options, tuition at the reporter back to jail today un- Two year public colleges state colleges - now $704 a less he surrendered his Dr X would not be affected im- year — would Increase by less case notes. mediately. than 10 percent to $767. Eugene Schelman, an at- torney for Farber and the Times, said an application for a s,tay of the decision would be filed this morning with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Wil- Towns liam J. Brennan Jr., who han- dles emergency matters from comma TOMORROW::! the Third Circuit, which in- cludes New Jersey. OUR 53rd Schelman said a stay would halt Farber's jailing until the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on ANNIVERSARY the state court's decision. A stay would also mean sus- pension of a $5,000 fine against SALE the Times for every day the notes are withheld 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Only one of the nine Su- preme Court Justices must be- flH 741-7500 lieve at least four justices •W Open Daily 1:00-5:30. Frl. till 9 p.m. should review a case for a stay to be granted, Schelman said triple-width seeded Phil Rl»uto Bays: Here At voile THE MONEY STORE drapes QUALIFIED BORROWERS Are Now Eligible For

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Fair Haven reconsiders 3-way traffic light plan opposed to any other intersec- J By HILDV MctOKMK K "I voted for it some three would be repaved or restruc- project with the Public Utili- tion," he added FAIR HAVEN - Recom years ago," said Coun- tured if a light were installed. ties Commslssion in JO days, mentations from the police de- cllwoman (Catherine Shafer "There will be modifications No final date has been set by he said. partment will be taken into "But I think it would create to the comer, but the hill is the the state for a determination Mrs Shafer asked for the consideration by Borough more problems now than it problem," replied Councilman by council, Mr. Nelson said. cooperation of the Public Council In reviewing a prowould solve," she added John B. McCarthy. In a proposal for another Works Department In cleaning poul lor a three-way traffic The intersection was the A warning signal, advising traffic signal, one at River and up the end of DeNormandie light at Ridge and Fair Haven scene of atwo-car collision of the light, would be installed Fair Haven Roads, a 20- minute Road. "Boats have been left on Roads yesterday on Ridge Road, Roy Wparking limit has been in- the beach. We should contact The project, estimated to "It is a dangerous imersec- Nelson, borough administrator stituted on Fair Raven Road. the owners and ask theat thay cost IM.tK, would cost tax- Uon, there is no question about said. And Chief George Mr. McCarthy said efforts not leave them there," she ADD-A ROOM ADD-A LEVEL payers nothing, but would be it," declared Councilman Chandler said the light would have been underway for four said. The boats block access funded jointly by the federal Douglas Sauer be "semi-actuated. "It would years to Install a light at that are are a public nuisance, she and state governments Councilwoman Nancy Kern probably be green most of the Intersection. said State officials in 1973 found a expressed concern over cars time on Ridge Road, I as- Should the light be installed, She also suggested painting traffic light was necessary at having to stop on the hilly road sume," he said Mr. McCarthy said that ap- the dock at the end of Fair the Intersection. Two years when it was iced over. And "We have to make a de-proximately six parking Haven Road, and installing later council adopted a resolu- because of the intersection's termination as to whether it is spaces would be eliminated in benches. tlon authorizing county of•' proximity to Rumson, she In our Interests," Mr. Mcth- e area. Motorists are being Mr. Nelson reported that a fidals to procede with the asked what feelings the Carthy said "The road Is advised of the new parking revision of the personnel policy project Rumson Borough Council had heavily travelled. There have limitations by notices posted manual for the police depart- But council members last on the matter, and what Its been some serious accidents on cars by the police depart- ment has been completed, and night had second thought» plans might be regarding It. there, but we have not had an ment, he said. a personnel records system ATHROOMS about the traffic light. She also asked if the road undue number of accidents as Mr. Nelson reported it is and job descriptions should be possible residents may have completed shortly. The access to cable television by projects were made possible December. Mid-Jersey Cable by a federal grant, with no Harbor group discusses TV, Eatontown, will file for a cash outlay by the borough, he certificate of approval for the said. the need for fhome rule' By LORI BI.OIISTK.IN discretionary expenditure by In conclusion, the com- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS the commission, general mission unanimously sup- GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • ATTIC AOOMS — "Home rule" for the Harbor agreement was quickly ported a resolution asking the LOSING WEIGHT DORMERS • FINISHED BASEMENTS Commission? This and other reached. According to state mayor and council to explore with revolutionary new technique called topics regarding the New Jer- law, enactedin 1940, the com- the advantages of reducing a Atlltudlnal Modification sey state statute entitled Har- mission must seek approval commissioners term to three NO DOWN PAYMENT bor and Waterfront Com- from the municipal governing years; explore the Idea of a Easy • Comfortable • Permanent • tree lectures missions were the subject of a body for any expenditure in an smaller commission, and to amount in excess of $500. consider the increase of the • student program ,.., special meeting of the Harbor . guaranteed tucceM B42-3443 MONMOUTH PHONE: 741-5060 Commission last night. As one commissioner put it: $500 discretionary expen- Hwy. 35, Middletown The meeting was called In "You can spend that much In diture. The Mall at Bed Bank 07701 CONSTRUCTION CO. order to discuss three main one trip to the local hardware Issues: Length of terms on the store nowadays commission, size of the com- " No proviaion exists In the mission and maximum expen- law for adjustment of the ex- diture without Borough Coun- penditure to account for Infla- cil approval. As a result for the tion or an increased cost of discussion, a resolution will be living and commissioners forwarded to the Borough would like to sec that figure Council for its consideration raised considerably. According to Commission The current length of Attorney John Manna, all tenure on the commission is three points are pre-five years and the current determined by the statute number ol commissioners is Pay bills by phone rather than being a discre- seven, — each of these items tionary matter for any given having been established in the municipality. A municipality statute, according to Mr. Man- can, by ordinance, create a na. Harbor Commission and out- These two Issues, however, line certain specifics for its were discussed at length and operation, but beyond this, the opinions regarding the de- state dictates most of the fun- sirability of these assigned damentals, he said. numbers diverged widely. Mr. Manna went on to say Both Commission Chair- with Dial 'M Pa* that any recommendationsre - man Florence Black and Com- garding changes in the fun- missioner Everett Curry feel damental structure of the com- the existing regulations should mission would become a legis- stand — seven commissioners lative matter at the borough silting (or five-year terms. Itself has no jurisdiction re- Commissioners, Daniel garding state statutes. This Is Ferenczi, Jack Ketleher and true in spite of the fact that, as Peter Dnnoghue, the latter two far as anyone In the room of whom also sit on the knew, the Atlantic Highlands Borough Council, were in fa- Harbor Commission is the only vor of shortening the terms of body of Its kind In the state. office and decreasing the With regard to maximum number of commissioners. Eatontown studies park project bid EATONTOWN - A bid for creased from (270,000 to the proposed redevelopment of (320,000 as a result of design Wolcolt Park was received accommodations to allow a 60- yesterday from Perth Amboy year-pld White Ash tree to general contractors Moun- flourish in the park. taineer, Inc., for just over The borough has received $500,000 $270,000 from state and federal Bob Stetz of T&M As-sources for the park's re- sociates, borough engineers, development. The borough has will study the bid—the only bid approached the state for an received—and make his rec- additional f 10,000 to $2!i,0lKI be ommendation of whether to ac- cause of the increased costs of cept or reject the bid to the designing the park around the Borough Council at tomor- White Ash. row's council meeting. Several residents and mem- Rough estimates of the cost bers of the Shade Tree Com- of the redevelopment of the mission objected to three pre- park, which includes reloca- liminary designs of the park tion of a baseball field and the because the White Ash-called installation of tennis courts, one of the most beautiful trees handball courts, platform ten- In the borough—would have to nis courts, a bike path and a be chopped down to make way drainage system, had In-for a baseball field.

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By BARBARA KATELL that has been the model for would erect a wall or some doing the overall planning the East Coast. jetties." for the state, including the FREEHOLD - Strong But he said that "the dis- He said that a recent $30 county, but I hope the county challenges still he ahead for posal of solid wastes is a alion shore protection will pick up on It and give us Honmouth County if we are serious matter that will be- i issue would allocate $10 greater imput Water quality lo Improve the quality of the come more complex and million for harbor cleanup, is terrifically important air we breathe, protect our more challenging as our some of which funds may go to Bayshore communities, "For example, we never water supplies and develop technology advances. It is thought of non-point pollu- more mass transportation, ironic that as our ability in- and $21 million for shore pro- lection tion, pollution from sources Daniel O'Hern, com- creases to remove more and a long way from a stream missioner of the state De- more pollutants from that are not discharged partment of Environmental smokestacks and waste- He said that if oil or gas are found in drilling on the directly into the stream" he Protection (DEP), said yes- water, we are then faced said. "But the conditions of terday. with the problems of what to continental shelf off the coast of New Jersey, the Deal Lake is an example of Speaking to a crowded do with these pollutants now funds from drilling rights pollution from such distant room of more than 300 peo- in the form of solid wastes that would go to the state sources. We will have to pay ple at the county Planning "We need to achieve also might be a possible increased attention to the Board's 25th annual con- some environmentally sound future source of funds for problem." ference and dinner at the method of recycling sludge shore protection American Hotel, here, Mr. and solid wastes," he said Mr. O'Hern warned that O'Hern praised the county He said that the county Air quality presents the eastern portion of the tor the leadership it has had taken a first step by fewer problems in the coun- county faces a possible, loss demonstrated in the fight to being the only county In the ty, Mr. O'Hern said. He of drinking water supplies clean up the environment state eligible for a $50,000 noted that since 1972 "we from wells in the future. and preserve open spaces. federal grant to study the have documented steady in- But Mr. O'Hern warned possible uses oF refuse creases in improved air He said that the eventual that coastal communities which has been processed quality, and currently only completion of the Manas- must still deal with problems through the reclamation cen- two municipalities in the quan River Reservoir should of beach erosion, the eastern ter. He said the grant from county — Freehold and solve the water supply prob- part of the county faces a the federal Department of Asbury Park — fail on some lems, but he warned that ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE - Free- Lester Goldstein, and county Planning Board future water supply prob- Energy may pave the way days to meet minimum air "we must pay attention to holder Director Harry Larrlson Jr., left, Com- Director Robert Hafsey, ot the annual dinner of lem, and the county must for using the treated refuse pollution standards." development to prevent missioner of the state Department ot Environ- the Planning Board where Mr. O'Hern discussed protect Its valuable farm- as an alternative fuel source. future pollution of under- mental Protection Daniel O'Hern, a former Red the continuing need to improve the environ- lands as well as find methods Mr. O'Hern observed that Mr O'Hern urged the ground aquifers (water Bank mayor, county Planning Board Chairman ment. of disposing of solid wastes erosion of the shoreline con- county Planning Board to re- bearing layers of rock from and sludges. tinues to be a serious prob- consider its decision not lo which pure drinking water is Mr. O'Hern, who was lem. He said that DEP is conduct a water quality obtained)." mayor of Red Bank before drafting a five-year plan de- study under the so-called 208 his appointment to the top signed to outline measures water quality act' which is Mr. O'Hem also prom- DEP Job earlier this year, for controlling erosion along designed to restore strea$s ised to finally resolve ques- The Daily Register noted that several sewerage the entire coast. and lakes to a pristine state. tions about the future of the treatment systems have "Too often in the past, "This part of the state Manasquan River Regional been built in the county and shoreline protection was car- didn't get involved." Mr Sewerage Authority, which O'Hern said "It didn't know has been trying to get off the SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26,1978 it has a county-operated sol- ried out in a piecemeal fash- id waste reclamation center ion," he noted. "A town too much about it. DEP is ground for several years. Regional district teachers demand pact settlement By DAVID TURNER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - More than 100 Freehold Re- Two teachers wore shirts printed with the words, "Dissolve gional High School district teachers and their relatives last the District." but they declined to say if the district mentioned is night confronted the Board of Education to demand a settle- Freehold Regional. ment in their year-old contract negotiations The fact-finder who will review the negotiations is Rodney Carrying signs and chanting, the teachers packed Into a Dennis, according to John Molloy, a representative of the New conference room In the board's offices, and surrounded the Jersey Education Assodiation (N JEA). He said the fact-finder's board just before a closed meeting report should be complete by mldOctober. "We're not here to be overly melodramatic," said teachers' "We're not optimistic about fact-finders' reports," Mr. union President Murray Rubin, who had been Invited to take a Molloy said. "They tend to be lousy. Fact-finders are generally statement by the board. "We're just here to tell you that we're too conservative " not going to go away. We're here to impress upon you that we Mr. Horrisberger, when told of the size of the crowd belore want a decent contract we both can live with — we don't want the meeting, said, "They didn't get a good turnout " He noted the moon." that Mr. Rubin had predicted that "300-to-4O0" teachers would "We're here to show you that we're no) bluffing." Mr. Rubin turn out for the demonstration. told the board. "We're not threatening you, but there will be a "I'm very optimistic," he said of the negotiations. "I'm sure problem If there is no contract settlement If we don't get a there willl be a speedy resolution." decent contract, then you will have labor problems " After meeting with the teachers, the board met in a closed Board President John P Horrisberger said negotiators are session to discuss Marlboro Township's proposed withdrawal waiting for a report by a state Public Employees' Relations from the region. Mr. Horrlabeerger said the meeting was closed Commission (PERC) fact-finder, before continuing the talks. because the board was discussing a matter which might result "The board wants the contract resolved just as much as you in litigation do," Mr. Horrisberger told the teachers. Mr. Rubin said the teachers' union is considering other job Mr. Rubin told the board that teachers, would work to defeat actions, but he declined to discuss what they might be. He noted Marlboro Township's proposal to withdraw from the region, if that a "Back-to-School Night" Is planned for next month in the they are given a "decent contract." district. "I think we got our point across," Mr. Rubin later told Teachers at the scene said they were concerned about the reporters. "Or at least I hope we did They have enough board's offer of a 3.4 percent pay hike. One sign said. "Teachers problems. They don't need problems with us." 3.4percent, bus drivers 7 percent, what does this mean?" He said teachers might go "door-to-door " in the district to Another complaint, teachers said, was that the board Is "explain the merits of the regional district," if a settlement is asking them to teach six courses under the contract being John F. Horriiberger reached. negotiated, while they are currently teaching five. Murray Rubin

* • • . Middletown man wins right to recycle Board adds 2 By BOB BRAMLEY did there would be no one to Beach, attorney tor Mr. San my doubts about their disabili- center for sale. He does not ordinance been in effect?" take care of his dependents, ford, Mr WiUlams said he has ty." advertise and does no business asked Municipal Court Judge MIDDLETOWN - Al San- one aged and two invalid. known Mr. Sanford 16 years, He Insisted that he knows on the premises, he added Ronald L. Horan extra nurses ford recycles paper and Yesterday Al Sanford and but had no problems with him nothing about Mr. Sanford's Mr Williams has never "Since about 1962." replied aluminum for a living. his sister appeared in Munici- until recently. He admitted paper and aluminum recycling complained to him personally Mr Collins. By BOB BRAMLEV He collects newspapers and pal Court to answer charges that he has in the past taken activities before the last eight about anything, the defendant various aluminum items from that he is illegally operating a newspapers to Mr. Sanford "When was it last months or a year. went on. and he has never re- MATAWAN - The Regional Board of Education will all over the township, stores business in a residential zone ather than put them in the gar- amended'" queried the judge. "It annoys me because it ceived complaints from any of hire two more school nurses to ensure that one nurse will be them on his premises at 974 contrary to the township's zon- bage. ''Oh. that must have been depreciates the value of my his other neighbors On the on duty at all tiroes in each of the district's schools - or will Clinton Ave , Belford — and ing ordinance. about 1174, of even later, " "I was trying to protect the property. I want it stopped be- contrary, 13 of them have it? then carts them off to a recycl- The plaintiff was Charles environment. I stopped taking cause Its a violation of the zon- signed a statement saying they anawered Thomas J. Smith ing center for sale. Jr., municipal prosecutor After an hour of discussion from the audience of about E. Williams of 566 Clinton them to him because 1 pro- ing ordinance." Mr. WUliams have no objection to his opera- 100 concerned parents and teachers, the board voted 4-3 Yesterday Al Sanford won Ave., his next-door neighbor tested to him on July 5 that he concluded tion "Then I find the defendant with two members absent to direct Dr Kenneth Hall, the right to continue his ac- the past 16 years. A similar was running a junk business at Mr. Collins testified that he "Mine is the only income has a pre-existing non-con- school superintendent, to recommend the hiring of two tivities at a hearing in Munici- complaint was signed by John 574 Clinton Ave," the plaintiff filed his complaint largely on that comes into this house." forming use The charges are more fully certified nurses to the board at the next action pal Court. J. Collins, building sub-code of- testified. information supplied by Mr Mr\ Sanford declared dismissed, " ruled Judge meeting, Monday, Oct. I. ficial for the township. Mr. WUliams added that He has lived in his Belford Williams. He said he has seen "How long has the zoning Horan Board member Robert Hardle, who introduced the Mr. Sanford had put up signs home 25 years; for 15 of those Mr. Williams, a man of 71, no business transacted on the resolution, stressed that the board has not hired the nurses; at one time. years he has collected and sold testified that Mr. Sanford Sanford premises and added Two driven injim

CHICAGO (AP) - Fran Tarkenton hit Sammy While with a back into contention in the Central Division of the National But the Vikings came back with a tt-yard drive to score on from their own 30 to the Minnesota 40 with Avellini completing a 17-yard pass to Golden Richards. On the next play. Bob Avellini 33-yard touchdown pass on the sixth play from scrimmage last Conference • Foreman's 1-yard run after Tarkenton had hit Bob Tucker with fumbled and Mark Mullaney recovered and lateraled to Blair, night and the Minnesota Vikings rolled to a 24-20 victory over The Vikings moved into a 14-0 lead when Matt Blair re- a It-yard screen pass and White with the 10-yard aerial, setting up the score. who went the final 4t yards for a touchdown and made It 14-0. the previously undefeated Chicago Bears in a nationally tele- turned a Bear fumble 49 yards for a touchdown before the Bears Late in the first quarter, Walterscheid blocked Wood's punl vised National football League game finally got on the board Late in the third quarter. Bob Parsons fumbled a snap from center on a punt attempt and then tried to pass unssuccessfully and the Bears recovered on the Vikings' 11. Payton carried Tarkenlon, whose quarterback status had been doubtful in Len Walterscheid blocked a Mike Wood punt and, three Minnesota took over on the Chicago 47-yard line and moved to twice for eight yards and a penalty moved the ball to the I, from recent games when he had twice been replaced by Tommy plays later, Walter Payton bolted over from the 3-yard line to the 12 before Rick Danmeier booted a 29-yard field goal to seal where Payton went across for his touchdown. Kramer, also set up a I yard touchdown dive by Chuck Fore- make it 14-7. the verdict The next time the Bears gained possession, they moved man In the third period with a 10-yard completion to White Bob Thomas connected on a 27-yard field goal in the second Payton added a 1-yard touchdown with 13 seconds left for from their own 23 to the Minnesota 10 with Avellini completing Chicago four passes, three to Richards. The drive bogged down and The loss was the first this season for the gears after three quarter and on a 32-yarder In the third quarter to lift Chicago to within a point at 14-13. After the Vikings took the early lead, the Bears marched Chicago settled for Thomas' 27-yard field goal to make it 14-10 at victories while the Vikings boosted their record to 2-2 to get the half. The Bears took the second-half kickoff and drove from their own 2» to the Minnesota 14 as Avellini completed a 20-yard pass to Payton and two passes for a total of 20 yards to James Scott. Will scribes Payton lost a yard, then gained five and an Avellini pass was Incomplete before Thomas made It 14-13 with his 32-yard kick. Minnesota came right back with the 69-yard drive to score what proved to be the clinching touchdown. The big plays were Tarkenton's 19-yard screen pass to Tucker and his 10-yard pass pick Ron? to White to set up Foreman's TD plunge. Tarkenton completed 14 of 20 passes for 152 yards while Foreman and Young carried the rushing load Foreman had 73 The electric Scoreboard flashed the message to a Sunday yards In 17 carries and Young 81 in 17 carries. football crowd: "Yankees Win 40 Guidry's Ninth Shutout." Payton. who last year set a single-game NFL rushing record "What a guy1" exclaimed a man in the press box "He ought with 275 yards against the Vikings, was held to a season-low 58 to be a cinch for the Most Valuable Player Award " yards in 24 carries "Noway," said bis neighbor Avellini threw 22 completions in 36 attempts for 207 yards "What do you mean 'No way""" argued the first man "He's and two interceptions had a fantastic year. He's been great " "Hakes no difference," said No.2 "The baseball writers don't vote that way. The pitchers have their own little thing in theCy Young Award. The writers like to keep them separate." "Seems pretty silly to me," groused No.l. "He's a player, Huskies 1st ain't he? The award says 'Most Valuable Player.' Why not a pitcher?" in Top 10

A year ago the Matawan Regional High School football team was worrying whether or not it would be playing any games at all GRIMSLEY Last Saturday the Huskies.opened their season In awesome fashion with a 38-7 rout of Howell An impressive enough showing for the squad to be voted into the number one spot of the Daily Register's Top 10. HEAD FIRST—Philadelphia Phillies' Mike Schmidt drove In a run to tie the score as the Phillies went on This years' Huskies have everything Including size, speed and strength. Fullback Alan McPherson sparked the offensive On the tube, Phil Rizzuto, the Yankees' shortstop-turned- slides into third base past Montreal Infielder Stan to win, 3-2. Papl last night In the ninth inning. Schmidt's triple attack with three touchdowns while linebacker Larry Wein led broadcaster, was selling the same theme to his vast invisible the defense with two interceptions and a pair of fumble re- audience, saying, "Holy cow! This ought to give Guidry a great coveries. shot at MVP — but maybe not. The writers are inclined to pass Red Bank Regional, a team that finished second in the final over pitchers because of the Cy Young Award." Top 10 standings last season with an undefeated regular season Really? record, starts off In the number two slot this time around. The Well, from card holder No.71 of the Baseball Writers As- Buccaneers carved out a 19-7 win over Red Bank Catholic over sociation of America, a 25-year veteran who has been around Phils a step closer the weekend long enough to get a watch from Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, here's a vote that we dump tradition and precedent. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - the relay for an error, Maddox Pirates 7, Cubs 4 delaria, 12-11. Nick Cammarano and his Blue Devils of Shore Regional If the BWAA wants to discriminate against the pitchers let it Larry Bowa's 12th inning in- scored and Luzinski went to PITTSBURGH - Dave Mike Krukow, 3-8, gave up made a successful debut with a 260 rout of Keyport The Devils, rename the award the MVPAEP (the Most Valuable Player gle scored Orlando Gonzalez to second. . Parker drove in two runs with five runs before leaving in the who posted a 7-2 mark last year under the now-departed Pete Award Exclusive of Pitchers). Otherwise throw all the players give Philadelphia a 3-2 victory Rookie Lonnle Smith ran three hits to lead.the Pit- third Scuti aliliu, made it into the seventh place spot in the Top 10 at Into one big pot and choose on the basis of performance and over the Montreal Expos last for Luzinski and advanced to tsburgh Pirates to a victory In the first, Parker doubled the close of the season. The Devils wound up in the third slot al the conclusion of weekend action. team value. night and reduce to four the third on a wild pitch by Car- over the Chicago Cubs. to score Moreno After Willie With a free choice, how can one Ignore Ron Guidry, the Phillies' National League East man. Mike Schmidt then tri- Omar Moreno and Frank Stargell walked. Ed Ott sin- Another new face on the head coaching scene, Barry skinny Uttle guy with the wispy mustache and the arm that can "magic number." pled to left, scoring Smith with Taveras also drove in two runs gled to score Parker. Bradford, had Rumson-Fair Haven well-prepared for its first throw a ball through a stone wall? Gonzalez, pinch-hitting for the tying run. each to support John Can- With Moreno on first in the confrontation with Long Branch The Purple Bulldogs shut He started the season with 13 straight victories. He has reliever Ron Reed, opened the fifth. Parker tripled to tight down theBrancher veer in posting a 190 shutout and grabbing struck out 234, walked only 23 and pitched a team-record nine 12th with an Infield single and for another RBI. fourth place in the Top 10 shutouts. His season's mark is 2J-3 with an earned run average reached second when Mont- The Cubs scored their first Fifth goes to a Manasquan team that head coach Jack of 174 and at least one appearance remaining. real third baseman Stan Papl How They Stand run in the fourth on Dave King- Hawkins had said couldn't stop anybody Well, the Warrior "He's been our stopper," says Manager Bob Lemon, a Hall booted Bake McBrides sacri- man's 28th home run this sea- players didn't seem to know that as they crushed Freehold NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Township, 42-20 of Fame pitcher himself. "He's stopped a lot of losing streaks fice bunt attempt. Bud Har- •AIT son. Mike Vail's three-run w L Pel. homer in the eighth produced for us. I don't see how he can fail to be considered for MVP. relson then sacrificed the Philadelphia New York 603 Another squad that went undefeated through the regular "But it's tough to compare a pitcher who's in the lineup only runners to second and third. Pittsburgh Boston 93 63 596 the other Chicago scoring. season last year, St. John Vianney, got things off to a good start Chicago Milwaukee 90 67 every four or five days with the guys playing every day He's Bowa then ripped a single Montreal Baltimore Cardinals 3, Mels I with a 28-0 blanking of St. Peter's of New Brunswick. The 51. Louii Detroit got to do something sensational to attract attention." over third to score the winning New York Cleveland , NEW YORK-Jerry Mum- Lancers, third in the standings last season, are sixth now. a »« Toronto The MVP Awards were started in 1)31. Since then only six run. WEST phrey ignited a three-run rally Rich Mosca is slowly but surely building a big winner at » Loi Angeles 94 61 pitchers in the American League and nine in the National have Reed, 3-3, pitched three in- Cincinnati H « Kontom City with the second of his three, Mlddletown South, currently holding seventh on the list. The San f i HIM i-.t ii Coltlornlo won —only five since the Cy Young Award was begun in 1956 nings of one-hit, scoreless re- Son Diego Texas K 74 526 tV , hits and Silvio Martini'/, fired a Eagles showed a lot of character in grabbing a victory over a lief. Stan Bahnsen, 1-5, started Houston 69 .452 II tough Jackson team in the last minute of play, 12-6 The five are Denny McLain, 1968, and Vlda Blue, 1971, in the Atlanta M 441 IS Chlca*. Ul two-hitter to lead the St. Louis the 12th and was ejected after « clinched pennant Oohlond Cardinals to a victory over the AL; Don Newcombe. 1956; Sandy Koufax, 1963, and Bob Gibson, Seattle Si !9 Mlddletown North, the county kingpin last season, holds protesting the safe call on Yisleraav'1 Games m 1968, in the NL. ftUndmr'tiy's GameOwn s New York Mets. down eighth place after a tough 12-10 loss to Bayonne. Don't let Gonzalez at first. Pittsburgh?.Chlcogo4 Konsos City/.Seattle! While the Yankees floundered, rallied and floundered, Philadelphia 3. Montreal 1. II Innings Chicago A: Oakland? Martinez, 9-8. allowed a that fool you. Vic Kubu's Lions lost to Bayonne on opening day St Louls3.NewYorku Texas}, Minnesota!. 11 Innings Guidry's left wing held up like a stanchion of steel. With his two- Philadelphia had tied the Onl v games scheduled Only games scheduled second-inning single to John last season and then went on to win almost everything in sight. Tuesday's Garnet hit stopper Sunday, his third two-hitter in his last four games, game with two runs in the Today'* Games Stearns and an eighth-inning Cleveland (Reuschtl 2 3) at Bolt.more Ocean Township, which topped Monmouth Regional, 12-6, Montreal (Palmer 0-0and R.May 7-10] Guidry has made an almost irrefutable case for himself. Flunouon IB 14). 1 JOp m single to Steve Henderson ninth. Montreal starter Dan at Philadelphia. IKaat 7*5 and Chrlstenson notched ninth place and Asbury Park, a 33-26 winner of The lean left-hander's chief rival is Boston's Jim Rice, a 6- Schatzeder, who had allowed 12-141,1, S:3S p.m. Detroit (Roicma »10) ot Boston Mumphrey started the sev- Lakewood, got 10th place. Chicago (Burrls 7-111 al Pittsburgh EckersieylM).7:30p.m. foot-2, 200-pound one-man wrecking crew, batting .315 with 43 only two hits, was lifted when (D Robinson 1341. Mipin Toronto (Underwood 6 13) ot New enth with a single off Kevin Houston INtekro 11-141 at Atlanta fork IFIguerou II vl.lp m TMK DAILY REGISTER TOP II home runs, 82 extra base hits and 133 RBIs Also in the picture he gave up a leadoff walk to (Solomon 4 61,7 35P m Ookland (Wtrth 4-S) at Chkogo Kobe!, 4-6. Jerry Morales and are a pair of Yankee inflelders - Graig Nettles and Willie Garry Maddux. Mike Carman St. Louis (Dressier 0-0) ol New York Krovec 11 li).l:»p m George Hendrick singled, scor- 1. Matawan Reg. (1-1) I. St. John Vianney (II) ISwonHI.B OSp m Seattle (Abbott 7 1.) ot Konsat City Randolph, two of the AL's steadiest day-ln, day-out performers. relieved and gave up a single LOS Angeles (John 16-10 or Rhoden Spllltortt 19-12), 1:30 p.m. ing Mumphrey, before Ken 2. Red Bank Reg. (1-1) 7. Mlddlelown South (l-l) 10-7) al-Cincinnati (Norman 10-9). 1:0s Minnesota (Zahn 14 111 al Texas IMed- Main contenders for the N L MVP appear to be Steve Garvey to Greg Luzinski, sending p.m. ch 9 «>. S 35p m Reitz reached on an error by 3. Shore Reg. (II) 8. Mlddlelown North (t-l) and Reggie Smith of Los Angeles, big Dave Parker of Pit- Maddox to third. When second Son Diego (Perry 70^) al San Francis Milwaukee (Sorensen 17-111 ot Califor- first baseman Willie Mdhtanez 4. llumson-K II Reg. (1-1) l.OeeanTwp. (l-l) colMonleluscoll-al. 10:3Sp.m. nia (Aase 11-1), 10:30p.m. tsburgh and slick Larr^owa of Philadelphia. baseman Dave Cash fumbled to load the bases. 5. Manasquan (II) II. Asbury Park (l-l) Sooners take over 1st Prothro quits; The Oklahoma Sooners replaced Alabama as the No.1 team Trojans from seventh to third with 14 first-place votes and 1,189 in The Associated Press college football poll while Notre points. Coryell hired Dame's defending national champions were beaten for the Michigan climbed from fifth to fourth with six first-place second time in two games and dropped out of the Top Twenty votes and 1.144 points by beating Notre Dame 28-14, sending the SAN DIEOO (AP) - Tommy Prothro, who had high hopes Alabama, defeated 24-14 by Southern California, slipped to Fighting Irish reeling out of the rankings. for the San Diego Chargers this season, resigned as the National seventh place while the race for No.l turned into a five-way Penn State, which came from nine points behind in the third Football League team's head coach yesterday after a 13 start scrap among Oklahoma. Arkansas, Southern Cal. Michigan and period to edge Southern Methodist 26-21. slipped to fifth place. and was immediately replaced by former St. Louis Cardinals Penn State The Nittany Lions received the other two first-place ballots and . Coach Don Coryell. 1.087 points. "Last winter I told (Chargers' owner) Gene Klein I would Oklahoma, tied for third place with Penn State last week, Rounding out the Top Ten were Texas. Alabama, Texas coach only one more year because I felt we had a good team and slaughtered Rice 66-7 and received 27 first-place votes and 1.235 A&M. Pittsburgh and Florida. would have a good year," said the 58-year-old Prothro In of a possible 1.320 points from a nationwide panel of 66 sports Tht AP 1op Twenty announcing his resignation. "I still believe this is a good football writers and broadcasters. ..Oklahoma (37) 1-0-0 1.23S 11.Louisiana State 2-0-0 team and It is a playoff contender. 7 Arkanut (17) 1-0-0 1.70« II.Nebraiko I-H The runaway score against Rice vaulted the Sooners ahead 3 Southern Co) 114) 3-0-0 1,119 lJ.Ohio Stale 1-H "However, after disappointing losses to Oakland and Den- i Michttjon (Al 7 0 0 ' 1,144 U.Mlsiourl 2-1-0 ver and the disaster against Green Bay, I feel a fresh approach of Arkansas, which retained its No 2 ranking by defeating S.Penn Stole (2) 4-O-0 1,017 IVMorylond 3-0-0 Oklahoma State 19-7 The Razorbacks received 17 first-place 6-Teias 2-0-0 9S0 16CO'Orodo 304 and a rude awakening may be what this team needs ." 7. Alabama 2 1-0 •71 17 Iowa Stale 304 votes and 1,208 points BTeiaiAlM 2*0 119 11 UCLA 7 10 Prothro referred to the 24-3 setback the heavily favored •> PitUborgh 2-0-0 671 19 Georgia 3-0-0 Chargers suffered to the Packers at San Diego Stadium Sunday. Southern Cal's impressive triumph over Alabama lifted the 0 Florida Slate 3-0-0 647 70 Stanford 2 1-0 Tom Prothro Don Coryrtl Lubischer: 'Offensive Player of Week' Nick Lubischer, a Daily Register All-Monmouth There were few offensive breakdowns." Red Bank Catholic's defense keyed on Robinson, in the triumph goes to Marc Bosllc who scored on a County running back in his junior year, is still the Alan McPhearson, Matawan Regional's veteran Neely left them watching with his 119 yards and and 90-yard kickoff return that Iced the decision tor the man to watch with the ball for Shore Regional. The a nifty 66-yard score on a pitch, sweep Mustangs. . high-powered runner scored three times in the Blue Kick, Kick, Kick Devils' 26-0 victory over Keyport Saturday and Most Courageous Coach Vic Kubu of the Mlddletown North Lions gained 183 yards In 19 carries. Grid Echoes The award for most courageous player of the has a lot to kick about, but he wishes his team could week should go to Red Bank Catholic's James have done more of it Saturday. The Lions outplayed Those statistics earned the Oceanport senior back, scored three times against Howell on Satur- (oollrun. a txo-way back who was down and nearly Bayonne all day long, but it was the kicking game The Dally Register's nod of "Offensive Player of the day, and J.V. Roberto, the Rumson-Fair Haven out three times in the game against the Buccaneers. that turned the game around. Jim Chakey of Week." Regional senior running back who was switched Coolihan managed to get back up each time and Bayonne returned a punt 93 yards in the fourth "Nick ran everthing from counters up the from flanker this year under new coach Barry finished the game quarter tor the win. Chakey had an 88-yard punt middle to power plays and sweeps," Coach Nick Bradford, helped get the Bulldogs past Long Branch return called back earlier in the game. Cammarano said "He also blocked very well for with his two touchdowns and 86 yards in 11 carries. Had It Coming Kubu's charges will start the Shore Conference Joe Pingatore who also gained over 100 yards. We Salutes go to Mater Del and Marlboro High "A" North title defense In earnest this week when did a complete job and had one pass reception " Red Bank Regional has found what it has been Schools on their football victories. Mater Dei gave they play host to Matawan Regional. The winner of looking for—a one-two punch in the backfield. Terry coach Frank Krzzonlro his first win in tke two years this contest could come out with the championship Cammarano was quick to cite the offensive line Neely and Rodnry Robinson, both only juniors, that he has coached at the school, while Marlboro Matawan coach Barry Rlzze is smiling again, and Nkk "In our offensive department everyone has to block. should give this year's foes a lot of trouble When snapped a long losing streak for Jack Acker. Credit that Is not a good sign for opposing teams. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1978 11 Doornink: Giants'baby-faced hij man

He has the face of a high school sophomore, the a few lockers away. "Besides," the coach quipped, "Danelo would body of a college fullback and the Instincts of a "However, it is a lot different from college have slashed his wrists, and we would have had a Mafia hit man. where you are used to playing the whole game," major medical emergency on the sidelines. Unfortunately, Dan Doornink also has a tricky Doornink added. "It takes a while to get adjusted to Danelo's kick was the third longest in Giant shoulder, and that is why Coach John McVay of the JONNI It — If you were used to playing a whole game. history, behind Pete Gogolak's M-yarder and Don New York Giants has been bringing him along "But professional football Is just about what 1 Chandler's 53-yarder slowly. expected. In a way, it may be a bit easier than I There were 10 players on the Giants' injury list He unleashed the apple-cheeked youngster from expected. In college, you look up at the pros and say yesterday: running back Doug Kotar, slight ankle Washington Sunday and struck gold. If Doornink FALK that's way up there Now that I am here," the future sprain; tackle John Mendenhall, twisted ankle; had been playing for the 4ters, Instead of against doctor said, "I realize that the game is pretty much guard J.T. Turner, bruised toe, tackle Gary Jeter, them, he would have started another run on Sutler's the same except that you spend a lot more time on bruised elbow; defensive back Terry Jackson, dis- Creek It, and it is a more serious business. If you work located finger on the left hand and bruised knee; The ex-Washington State star carried 11 times hard at it, it makes sense. You just try not to make defensive end Jack Gregory, pinched nerve, line- for 71 yards against the 4ters, and that Is a 7.2 backs. Not bad on a day when the system ol six the same mistake twice. The coaches have to be backer Harry Carson, bruised jaw; Doornink. average. Sure, Bobby Hammond ran 11 times for 91 revolving running backs picked up 256 yards, the patient, and so do the rookies." . bruised toe; quarterback Joe Pisarcik, contusions of yards, an 8 5 average and his career best day as a team's best showing in years. Doornink is a rookie in a lot of ways He got both shins; tackle Ron Mikolajczyk. bruised left Giant, but one expects things like that from Ham- Doornink Is quite pleased that McVay decided to married Sept. 11 knee. mond. He has been around. play revolving door with his running backs. With a QUICK KICKS: When Joe Danelo kicked his 52- Jackson, who has four interceptions in four Going into Sunday's game, Doornink had carried lot of learns, he would be watching from the bench yard field goal, the longest ot his career, San games, did not practice yesterday. only six times in three games for 13 yards. He is now or blunting his head on special teams. "The system Francisco was guilty of leaving 12 men on the Held The Giants did say, however, that they may have 17 for 02. Add Doornlnk's 79 yards to the M that of revolving backs gives everybody a chance to rest. If the Giants had taken the penalty, they would have kick returner Ernie Pough (shoulder) and wide rookie Billy Taylor amassed, and it means that the It helps a lot," the youngster said after Sunday's had a first down, but McVay's philosophy is to never receiver Emery Moorehead (knee) back for this DuDMndik Giants got 139 yards out of their rookie running game. Hammond echoed the same sentiments from take points off the board Sunday's game at Atlanta. Unbeaten Raritan halts CBA9 skein MNCROFT-John Joe Raymond had 11 saves dletown South. Carbone's head (hot with 10 before being hurt in the third Rrd Bank J, Maler Dell woods left In the second over- period LITTLE SILVER- Kevin time gave unbeaten Raritan SI. Rose I, MMdlelown North I Muller scored three goals to (5-0) a 4-3 soccer victory over MIDDLETOWN TOWN- lead Red Bank past winless previously unbeaten Christian SHIP- Brian Pringle's goal in Mater Dei It was the first win Brothers Academy yesterday. the third period broke a 1-1 for the Bucs after three set- The two teams were tied, deadlock and gave St. Rose its backs. !, at the end of regulation victory over Middletown Jay Morgan and Earl time but Rarltan's Charlie North. Chato Chatto had the other Chiappone put the Rockets In Paul Maggio put Mid- goals for the Bucs. Goalie front In the first overtime with dletown in front with a first- Brooks Martin had three an assist from Tim Mac- quarter goal but Jerry Pindar saves. Lou Scaduto had 10 Donald. tied It with a goal two minutes stops for Mater Dei. CBA's Tom Rafferty dead- later, Marlboro 2, Ceitral • locked the score at three with St. Rose goalie Tom MARLBORO- Tony Gatto a goal early in the second over- Dempsey had three saves and Pete Alken scored the time, but Carbone took a cross while Vic Torres of Mid- goals as Marlboro raised its pass from Chris Robus and dletown North had 18 stops record to 3-1. headed the winning shot In Matawan 1. Middletown South Dana Jollne had 13 saves with 10 seconds left. MIDDLETOWN SOUTH- for Marlboro while Kelly Chiappone and Robus had A third-period goal by Javir Brown turned back four shots the other goals for Raritan in Martinez enabled Matawan to for Central. regulation time while Rafferty tie Ocean. Rannrv 4, Collegiate • and Kessler had the CBA Lon Hart put Ocean ahead TINTON FALLS- Greg goals. with a second-period goal Newman scored two goals Vlnnie LaMattina had nine while goalie Garry Goodman while Re Rick Kaier and saves for Raritan which out- had 14 saves. Steve Spring- Brooks VanArxt had the other shot the Colts 19-10. CBA goalie steen had six stops for Mid- two as Ranney School picked up its first victory. Ranney had a 27-6 shot ad- Pomeroy leads in golf vangage while goalie John HAWORTH Bob Pomeroy of Flanders Valley shot a VanNess stopped five shots. 74-7274-71-145 yesterday to lead the qualifiers for the Club Pro Championship to be held at Calawa Gardens in Pine Mountain. Shore coaches

Thirteen golfen qualified for the toumey In the match held Set meeting yesterday at White Beeches Golf Club. Ed Famula of Morris County and JoelKeefer of Canoe Brook tied for second with 146 BELMAR- The first meet- While Lloyd Monroe of Upper Montclalr and Spike Eoff of ing of the Shore High School ntaml were next with 147. Basketball Coaches Associa- tion will be held Thursday eve- The only local qualifiers were Gordon Leslie of Navesink ning at Steve Gepp's Pub (148), Mike Burke of Deal(149) and Tom Ulozas of Bamm The executive board meet- HoUow (190). ing will get underway at 7 p.m. «t|Uttr HMIM if C««f•• AntYtwt with the general meeting set ROCKETS WIN—Christian Brothers Academy's George Marty Lutschaunlg (19) Is about to give the ball a ride while Colts are on top for 7:30. Mltschele (13) has control of the ball and looks for a teammate Raritan'sMike Bagnell defends. Raritan won, 4-3 in overtime. Among the Items for dis- during yesterday's high school soccer match with Raritan. Colts' Undefeated Christian Brothers Academy is the top cross cussion are a possible change country team in Central Jersey, according to the Top 10 in the format of the High released last night by the N J. State Track Coaches Association. School Summer Federation Also listed In the top 10 are Holmdel. fourth; Manalapan, where high school teams will sixth, and Long Branch, 10th. compete instead of teams with Others In this first poll: 2. Bernard, 3 Franklin Township, 5. players from different schools Steinert, 7. Hunterdon Central, 8. Trenton Central, 9. St. Also, the nine new area Joseph's of Metuchen. coaches will be welcomed Holmdel stops Manalapan's Mileaae Sale HOLMDEL- Having snapped Manalapan's Unbeaten Manalapan (4-0) used Its depth to 34 dual-meet win streak Saturday with a nar- defeat Matawan as the Huskies Allison Hen- row 27-28 triumph, unbeaten Holmdel (5-0) will dricks was the Individual winner in 19:44. seek to break an even longer streak this after- Mary Hunter (19:44) and Jean Jacoby noon when the Hornets face CBA at Holmdel (20:22) had the next two places to get the Park. The Colts have won 55 dual meets in a Braves started. row dating back to 1974. In winning Saturday, Holmdel avenged Its Ocean's Laura Fyfe was the individual win- lone setback of last year. ner In 19:5 19:42, but Karen Maleski (20:30). Manalapan's Tim Anderson outraced Jill Jeffrey (21:11). Jean Crelello (23:17) and Holmdel stars John McCarthy and Bill Berger Terry Johnson (23:35) had the next four posi- tions forthe Blue Devils. Uniflo, to win by 70 yards with a 14:46 clocking, but Uniflo McCarthy (14:51) and Berger (15:11) had the HalmM II, MtMMfM II l.TIm Andtrioh (Ml 14:44; 1. John McCorthy (HI U:M; next two places. 3 Bill Btrgtr (H) IS:II, 4 Crolg Rotw«r (Ml li:U. s. Brian Manalapan's Craig Rohrer was fourth; but Hanlon (HI \t:iU • Eric Tlttl IM) I1SI. J. Frank Montr) (Hi ISM. |. Jot Purorro (M) 16:03; *. Oavt Molln (Ml I* 0J. llolmdel's Brian Hanlon (5th), Frank Maneri 10. Frank Morkl in) Is 03 (7th) and Fred Mark! (10th) came through to Miwlfin H, MatntR n it )) ^E1OW 40 give the Hornets the victory. ». AHIWfl HtndfIckl .Mol) 11:01; 1 MaryHunttr (Mon) II 44. SAE10W 4(F i. Jtcm Jacobv (Mom n 73. 4 Mtgon Atmtrlno I Mol) K 4J 1U.S QUART In girls cross country.Manalapan defeated I, Maggy Slmtont on) 30.44. «. Joav Radiltwlci (Man) 31:03. tU.S. QUART 7. Mourttn Htndrlcka (Man 3 05.1. Mluy Pvorro Matawan Regional, 24-33, and Shore beat IMonl 3:34; I Bev W«o«tr (Moll 33:00. 10. Pto Bulltr IMonl Ocean. 21-40. 310 SAE10W-40 Bremekamp grabs golf title 'U.S. QUABT

Roger Bremekamp Is the Beacon Hill Coun- Sam Glolmo was runnerup, while Phil Krevolt try Club golf champion. He won the cham- took "C" honors and dene Bradgely took sec- pionship flight over Paul Bova on Saturday. ond. Taking the "A" flight was Jim Pslchos In "D" flight, John Murphy captured the while Jay Roblson.was second. crown over Bill Craig. Bill Dressier was the Sate 50* a quart on gas-saving I nitto' motor nil. of Unjflo could •-jvc >ou eu-nmore mone) \ttct a Alex DeSanctis got the award in "B" and winner and Walt Dunbar the runnerup in "E". Just bring Ihe money -off CIHI|VII to hicik m period,Uniflos special friction modifiers help your participating Exxon dealei engines turn essjg When an engine turns easier, it and gel SO* off per quart when needs less gasoline s.i\es [nones you pet a Uniflo oil change, Make the change lo Uniflo now and s.i\c. during filter and chassis lubrication sour Exxon dealer's Mileage Sjle I-AIT) da\ \ou And the gas-sav ing quality could tv costing \ ou mone)

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In a battle of unbeaten, Red Bank Catholic and Shore In other matches St. John edged Raritan, 32; Lakewood Heidi Hosch, Holly Reid and Gracie Folw Fowler all won in AnnOuloUy MLli Ptttwxi (SJI0 Lltooral Kor.n HorplniH,fr], 4-4,14 Regional fought to a 2^-2^ deadlock yesterday in a girls tennis nipped Long Branch, 3-2 Southern blanked Central, 5-0 andstraight sets for the Purple Bulldogs kito ColaXMo and Jurat J«i«n«vIsJI d S<» Motor O4td Jocklt match called due to darkness Rumson-Falr Havsn Regional won its fifth straight by beating I, Loaf IrtK* 1 •* The match went down to the first doubles where (he game Manasquan, 5-0 KortnCwimonlLDd Moiiv Ren. 7*. I *. * 1 JulW SctaoH(SI d Jill Pott«n, 7 S, S 7, . 1 KOitiy WoodlLlId OfMI(Himmflman.t4 I* between Shore's Stephanie Hrlvnak and Stephanie Sokolow and Susa Colaplnto and Janet Sweeney defeated Sue Mason and MUoonRyonlStd DoniMHoroNM.A-1.*] BortwraSilbtrmofilL I d. Sherry Dtlinui, * 4, 6 l Ula Nappl and Esther Colando was halted in the third set by Jackie Dressman, 6-4. 6-0, in the second doubles to give St John d Nancy trvl* Gilbert ond DcnlM Hard (Lid D*H»fl Furmonond darkness The RBC duo won the first set, e (-1, but Hnvnak and the deciding point In Its victory over Raritan Stephanie Hrlvnok ond Stephonie SohohtevlSI draw Lllo Ktm Votcaro * I.H Noppl ond Either Colon*.. 14. M, 4-4(calitd. dorknttt) Judy S#f ki*wlc( ooORor»n Sprungd SheryI Fleming and F Sokolow took the second. M It was 4-4 in the third set when Poulo Lolnoun and Annmortt Pearson!«I d Nancy BtnntH ond darkness halted play. Raritan's Marie Quinn and Eileen Ueberman won the first Djonc Minion, > 4, 6 4 two singles for Raritan. but Claire Seery took the third singles S (lore's Julie Schaaff and Megan Ryan won the first two for St John and the Lancers won both doubles singles, but RpC's Margaret O'Byrne came back to take the third singles •, Lakewood swept the doubles to defeat Long Branch after No love is lost Paula Calhouhn and Annmarie Pearson won the second Sally Qulnn Mary Anne Swikori (Rid Cathy Prertymon- Karen Guzman and Kathy Wood had won the first two singles n f ii Lockenmeyef, 4-1.4-1 WASHINGTON (AP) - To one of the most overrated NFL doubles for RBC to even the match BonmePowers-Keliy Sheridan (R)d Holly Wheaton Sheila the Washington Redskins, the players by the Redskins. for (he Branchers Berry. IS Staubach was listed fourth be- MMtftttaw* SMttk l, MMdletewN Nortk 1 Dallas Cowboys represent I4MH some of the best and worst of hind New Orleans guard Con- Renoe Duvoil IMS) d Glna Doran. 4 1.44. Margaret Russo (MN) d Parrls Mllos. 6 7. t 4, 7-S the National Football League. rad Dobler, Houston quarter- Lisa Byrne (MSI d. Sue trout. 6 1.1 4 The two NFC East powers back Dan Pastorini and Dallas DawnCelityCorrcl Barlhold (MN) d Vol Cordelll Judy Blerschmldl, resume their rivalry Monday safety Charlie Waters. Meadowland Entries 6-1,1-4. t 3 Moureen NlftarMoagie Hotton iMSI d. Kottiy Boyle-Janice night as the Cowboys attempt Waters' teammate In the lit PHTM UM Clntf , I pa • WB, * F Jorgflo R ilU) Mlit 10 i Hot Pro (111) Ptrrtl :. KlauyFtlahliintMocBtn 10 i Bouquet. 4-4,61 Puch to Poverty lllil Gomci ...... Ambltloui land MI3) Nltd . . ' * 1 Rumoncoht (116) Brocciole Sliver Piece (111) Ptrrtrt S-1 to blemish the Redskins' un- Dallas secondary, Cliff Harris, Chrlttophcr Marco (1141 OtlguldlCl .. Jerwy Bounce ()U) Flgueroo ll Nucltor PUIM (lilt Awnutun Mi: Pum um Clm# . IV* mi, t hr. SI. Je**l. Rerltenl was listed behind Dobler as the MttiB B D (101) Cadontoa Tight Security (113) Te|elro 13-1 Tlmtfor Fun (Ml) Thomoi County Line Mltl (114) Lively 4-1 Singlet marked record. Northern Arrival IWI vaw^ii Oofetn Dale (117) Crwgutt ii T V Sparkler (Mil Nttd Bornlce (114) Gomet • I Moureen Qulnn(R) d Denlse Alusik. 7-4. 4-4. And although the regular "dirtiest NFL player." ScoGcorQt (lit) MocBeth - Poloupee (MS) Fall II i Itt. PtjrMIMJN.AKw.lvttkV.APi Cior Princes* (114) Adorns Ill Eileen Llebermon(R) d Holly Cummins. 4-4, 4-1 Dodtwortn (1111 Nltd Arltf Sin (117) MocBctn i Dominant ftuler (111) Nltd .: Kachlta Kam*na(114l Pern . . is i CWIre Seeryisj) d Paula Vchaie. 4-0, e-4 season Is only four weeks old. But the Cowboys were also Tip Top Tony 110?I Flgvtroa Freddy Formtr (HI) Corocclo Leoodor Tt|«lro . . Northern John (1U) Moraltl Gomclond (114) Uyeyoma t l poll conducted by Washington Hatchet Man Jon (113) Bltnop ColdAtMti (lit) Mlrwvlnl - • • H»ddy Teddy (111) Moplt 1 Dtomondt Sporkle IIOtlMlie Doydftom Believer (117) Maple Lori Campbell scored one goal and assisted on another as Post sportswriter Leonard —the best stadium locker $«•>•( Borbaion lilt) Mopl* Precloui Pelt (10/t Mlit I Comtrey Lady (119) Maple AdvaiK » Profit (IO1| Tclroull Super Hit (114) No Boy Middletown North trimmed Southern Regional, S-1. In field Shapiro, the Redskins dis- rooms In the league. SM'i Hord To Boot (113) Jlmtnii Hotspur (117) ventnu Choktof Powir (lit) Uyiyomo Flying Dod (1») Mortem SELECTIONS hockey yesterday. played both respect and con- -the best artificial turf Royal Pilot (lit) No Key Fiery Flint (1)4} Edwordi MafctoMetl (114) Amy 1 -Sea Georgf, Sir John C, Northern Arrival Claire Grant ans and Cathy Rudman had the other goals for tempt for the Cowboys. (Houston, Incidentally, was Clow Early (tof I FlgtMroa Morvtloui Hogler (1141 Pogono 2 — (old Assets, Road Champ, Sweet Barbazon Middletown North (2-1-2) while goalie Karen Young had three Dallas quarterback Roger voted as having the worst). *«• PtJTM II *M*. **6m !»•», IM Alplnt Wind (lit) Gom«i 10-Hr 11 Milt» : PHTM UMM. All* , | pe ft *», * F»r. 3 — Cherokee Bend, Hedgegrow, Head Frame saves. Staubach epitomized the love- -the best coaching MIFl \j After School (lit) Hernondet •> I Flomtr (lift Tonnef 6 1 Thatch Mop (117) No Boy e-1 4 - Alter Six, Stripes, Sprung In other matches Point Boro blanked Holmdel, 3-0, and hate relationship between the strategist in Tom Landry, who Son of Slew (lit) Pogono I Blueberry Gem (111) Amy • i i _ Fiery Flint, Wlncoma's Torque, Flying Dad Toms River South edged Neptune, 2-1. two teams. Staubach was also was named the "best all- Hedgtgrow (119) Llvtly ... . 3-1 Am Deilrcoblc 1 US) MocBelh §•! Cherokee Bend Ulf| Maple 1 Power (117) Tanner , . J 1 I — Am Destreable, Wanton Woman, Power Jane Chapel and scored two goals and Lynn Salisbury added listed third behind Chicago around coach in the NFL" Flllu (119) NoBoy VI Wonlon Woman (1191 Adomi 4 t •Hi: PHTM VMt, MM. Clmf., 1 y» * up. Wlndlc (111) Lively I l 7 — Dance D'esPoIr, Haf Pro, Rumancoke the other as Point Boro zipped Holmdel. running back Walter Payton ahead of Don Shula, Bud Grant W 7ttt: Purw II14M. Clmf , ) yt« k*. »M 8 — Tux son, China Clipper, Northern Jake lisa Cuocd had seven saves for the Hornets whe were and Baltimore quarterback and George Allen. Local Sheriff (117) Mite 11 Addo Nlcketl I1I«) Lively 10-1 S«ndoy Trip (113) Bracclale 10-1 Aiiwwii Luch (111) McCoulty 1-1 I - Glnny the Whip, Comfrey Lady, County Line Miss outshot, 14-4. Bert Jones as the first man the -the two most underrated Stripe. IIl/l firacclalt 41 DoneeDtspolr IllttCrwovel S-1 BEST BET: Am Desire able (Cth) Sherry McGowan and Jenny Fullma Fullmer scored the Redskins would pick to start a NFL players In running back Meadowlands Results goals for Toms River South while Lisa Denese had the lone goal franchise. Robert Newhouse and de- Freehold Results for Neptune. But he also was listed as fensive tackle Jethro Pugh lit - Mtfftl, Fit 2 Yes t Fwr tit •*. Cold ot o Wllchs IBrocclaleJr). l.M lit: Pact, 1 M, PVTMll.m, Time 1:47.J Seiy(Snyder) 1602 10 7*0 • XACTA(1-4)U4.W Exacts; 11117.40 Typhson IGont) 3.40100140 7th: Pace, l M, PWM irm. Time )»• MlilMolrlc IThomM) I.394M «lh - AlOW. 1 Y.i 6 fur. 114,4M Ellieeni Boy (King Jr.) 4.40 l.H Rennell IGogllardll 4,00 J 60 1 60 Storllte Tea (Asmutten) 1.10 Bockttabber (Maple) TOM U.» 7.60 Gwmru (Lucnento) 2.40 Beocnport IRInol 3 40 100 bid - Clmf 1 Vos i UP. I Fu* II Let* Rock n Rollick (Edworoi) * »3 40 Tr)ftcl«l-MtUlt4 Coneiiogo f*epe (Lemma) 3.40 Bidding Fool (Snyder) 6 70 3 «? 70 Lawrentlan (Wllsonl S.N M: Pace, I M, Purtetl^M, Time 1:«1 Cxacte 1111144 Hal N funky (Maple) 2.10110 IXACTA (ll)UII M SIOUKlondFog(HUlO) t.604.4O5I0 Statement (Greerl , 7 60 mi-Clmg Ftl lYe» tFuf *ll,ee» Ith P*c». I M, Purse S4.M4, Tlmtl 41 I Olympic Score (GallQOhtr) 4 » 4 w OAILV DOUBLE (IS) »ll M Coll Vira (Macfieth) n.»4.W4.» Medlow Direct (Gogllordl) 11.005004 00 Glynli L (Bresnahon) 4.00 IXACTA (1*1 tilM Beaver River (Tonner| 1.401.00 Browngott Gilbert (Kelly) 7.40 5.00 Exoctal I MlM lrd-Chnf. FAMlYMtUp M'ltlt^M Raise A Racket (Mucclolo) 4.30 Jre P«ce, I M, Purse 11444, Time 1:41.1 Deofcon iconsol) 5.30 Mytterlows Gift (Callo) UOO 1.40 7 40 EXACTA (1 1) 141 44 Exaclel 71111.44 Spring Born (Betotel 30.401.404 60 MlnMapp (O.Harra) 7.4D2JP IM - Alow. F » M, J Y»l. * Up I M , ?• ttfi: Pace, 1 M, Purse 11 tm Time 1:44.1 R Hal Time (Paloiiolo) 9.90 5 40 Free Milady (Flgueroo) 1.10 Yd!.. T*n 11 ),»•« Foo'lsh April (inlerdonoto)... l 40 3 00 3 X Armbro Pigeon (Fedorlck) 5 TO Korln Jonas(Santogata) 13 00 5 BO 4 H Spiked Yankee (Bretnohan) 1.40 3.30 EXACTAIIIIIIMW Eiadel l tllf 44 Whodotorsoy (Amy) S.40 4.00 em - Ctmt. Mate. ITMI UP. 4 Fvr. S4,eM 4th Pace, 1M.PWM4X4M, Time 1:46 J J's Shone (King Jr.1 5.40 Chompoone Joe C (Kuril) . .1004.40400 T.v. Coper (Bracclale Jr) J.BO By George (Appel) 1.40 4.20 3.00 Execta 14 lit M Monopollit (McCouley) 7J 40 9 H ttti- Clmt 1 YtitUp I I/It M UJM MlisSwtrt Butler (Kelly) 10.M4.10 let*: Pace, 1 M, Purse »I,M, Iimt MI.) Sprung (Lively) J.30 Chompchomp(Thomos) 13.00 6 40 4.40 Larry Lee Watts (Lento) , 3.10 Straight Oak (Butler) 24.001401.10 Near The Pork (Edwardil 1.40 4.M TRIFCCTA(14«)|tnM • aaftt 4-7 1M.44 Billy B Byrd (Kelly) 4.103.40 Hlnky Dee (Tanner) 440 M - Alow. Fll 1 Yes. 4 Fur. I1I4M Ith Pact.lM, pwte 11,444, Tlmel 44 Knight Time Joe (Parolorli 3.00 Bedtime Toy (Perrel) I *04 707 X TRIFfCTA) 1-4I4W44 Summcrilde (Beochy) 4.60 4 00 2.40 • IOC** 4-19143.44 BelH»w*lgh IMaplel rdOMO _ ||,t | _ Handle - ti,let.449 t Cncndon Seven (Kelly) 4.40 2.40 lim. Pace. I M. Pwrse |l.»J4. Time 1:47.1 th Heritage Renee (R. Flllon) 2.40 Spartan Pride (Bresnohan).. 7.101.00 2.10 Exacie 14»UN Lady Deb (Kelly) 3.20 2.40 4th: Pace, t M, Purse 11 Me Time 1:43.1 Jefferson Pot Luck (Rliiot, 2.40 10 ANNIVERSARY COUPONS Chorlle Kelly (Fogllarone)... 10.40 S 40 S 00 TrrftCta 4-1-4 171.40 Muddy Dom (Porolarl) 11.403 40 Attendance 3,375 Major League Happy Circle (O. Flllon) 3 00 Handle: Wvi.w; DISTRIBUTORSHIP Box Scores Will NOT INTERFHI WITH PRESENT EMPLOYMENT NO SIUING REQUIRED TO START CHICAOO PIT PHILA o4).r k al _ rhbl •b r h bi ttrkM DeJesui tt 5 0 I 0 Toveroi II 4 t 1 2 Cosh It) S 0 0 0 IMortln rf 4 0 0 0 Thmptn cf 4 0 10 Moreno cf 4 2 3 1 Dowson ct S 0 1 0 McCrvr ph 0 0 0 0 Twenty five-year old company will place products In grocery, deport Buy one at regular price and receive the Bucknr 1b 4 110 Parker rf 4 1)3 EVolntn rt 4 0 10 Harrtm lb 1 0 0 0 men), drug stores, lupermorkeli. gift ihops. tH Olilr Ibutori will service 'SALE Klngmn If 4 13 1 Stargtll lb 4 0 Peret lb S 0 I 0 Bowa u 6 0 11 these retail oufleh monthly requiring approximately 10 hours spore time Vail rt 4 12 3 Ottc SMI Cromort II 10 0 0 GMddx cf 4 110 per month eecond for just 10 cental With coupon only. Trlllofe 4 0 2 0 BRbnsn It 3 0 0 0 Caiier < 4 2 2 1 Luilnttl If 4 0 10 CPA reverts m 00 and up preltl per day on company operations Figure Blockwel c 2 0 I 0 Speler ts 4 0 10 LSmith If 0 10 0 Mllner If 4 110 the Income you desire per month Each location requires M70 invest Hebner tb 10 0 0 Grow on 10 0 0 Berro 3b 0 0 0 0 Papl 3b 4 0 0 0 men! You may nave I?, ll or 14 locations to ilart Compony secures M Schmdt 3b 5 0 11 Roder c 0 0 0 0 Garner Ift 4 0 0 0 Schotidr p 3 0 0 0 location and Installs produc Istor yo u 3 Days only ... Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. Ktllthr X> 3 0 0 0 Candlarl p _ Gorman p 0 0 0 0 Cerdenl If 19 0 0 Blinncr ph 1 0 0 0 Boylnd ph 10 0 0 Knowlet p 0 0 0 0 Boone c 4 0 0 0 Thu Is o bona fiat otter ond II you air not sincere about owning your own Kruhow p 10 0 0 Tehulvt p 0 0 0 0 Untwr ph 10 0 0 Slicmor 2b 4 0 0 0 business, or do not meet the above financial requirement, let's not woite Ceiui p IOOO Bohnsen p 0 0 O 0 Rttd p 0 0 0 0 each other s time Clinn ph 10 0 0 Fryman p 0 0 0 0 OGmti ph 1110 F.T. Anniversary Coupon DMoore p 0 0 0 0 Ltrch p 10 0 0 KM PERSONAL CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW CALL F.T. Anniversary Coupon Murctr ph 10 0 0 McKnn ph 10 0 0 Duke Moon, Aibwry Pork, 201-776-9000 T«M M 4 II 4 Total IS ? IS r Bfuntor p 0 0 0 0 Chkoe* ••• It* til* . McBrld rf 10 0 0 Today thru Wtdnetday 9 A.M. to I P.M. PrmAwnti 111 •>• Hi-; I otal 4* 1 * 2 Telol 1111 TUUP BULBS All OKTHO CHEMKAU S.E.I., Cummlng, Ga. (near Atlanta) OP—Pltttburgft 1. LOB—Chicago d. Mawttreol 111 Ml tM 9t» 2 Top size loose bulbs. Over All Insecticides, fungicides Pltllburgh 10, IB Porker. Kinsman, Phllodtlphlo NO tM 991 Ml- I Stargell 3B-Porker HR-Ktngman (H). One tul whan wlnnlnt rwn Ktrtd 140 varieties. Reg. S lor 1.49 and herbicides, 1.29 tup Vail (4). SB-Moreno, Parker, Tovtrai. E-Caih, Popl. OP-Monireal 1. Phil if-Moreno. odelphto 1. LOB—Monlrtol 3, Phllodel BuySbulbs Buy one, get phlo 10.3B—Schmidt. HR—Corttrl (70) S same priced' IP H Mil BB SO -Horrelwn. and get Chkote IP H Rll BB SO 3 more lor second lor Krukow I .1 I V'/ I B s s 3 1 Montreal Celtel 313 3 3 2 2 2 Schatiedr i 2 114 6 DMoore 2 10 0 0 0 Gorman 3-3 10* Limit. Coupon .«p 9/28/78 / Knowlti 1 1-3 Limit 2. Coupon tip. 9/28/78 Cndlrla wi/ii J 7 1114 Bohnwn L.l-S 1 THulvt 2 4 3 3 0 2 Fryman 1-3 WP-Krukow. T-2:31. A-S-937. Philadelphia Lurch I The Bruttlar 1 ST. LOUIS NEW YORK Reed W,J1 3 F.T. Anniversary Coupon F.T. Anniversary Coupon obrhbi ob r h hi WP-Gormon T--3:51 A- 11,651 Tmpltn it 4 0 10 EMddH ct 3 0 0 0 cash you need Mphry It 4 13 0 Foil II 4 0 0 0 SEATTLE KANSAS CITY , Morales rt 4 110 Moiillll ct 3 0 0 0 a* rhbl ob rhbl Hndick ct 4 0 11 Boltciar rf 0 0 0 0 II MI, lb 3 110 GBrett 3b 4 110 Rtlli » Rcynids si 4 0 10 McRoe dh 4 111 POTTING SOU PYRACANTHA Frttd lb RuJons Ct 4 13 1 Otil Cf 4 0 10 may be tied up 10 lb. bags Swiss Farms Popular Flrethorn shrub fiomiy pr 0 KHrnni lb 1 house plants toll. Reg. 1.89 Reg. selling lor 9.99 r y Paclork lb 4 0 0 0 Porter c 3 0 0 0 Buy one bag Buy one —^ Tyson 2b. 4 0 11 Kobel p 2 0 0 0 bltnwn c 3 0 10 F White lb 3 111 — SMaittnrV 4 0 0 0 Koosmn p 0 0 0 0 Hale If 4 0 0 0 Patek it 1111 and gel the and get the •••£ Hodges ph 10 0 0 Miltxirn 3b 3 0 0 Q WIlHHI If 4 111 in your home. Tetel M I (4 1 Tetel 17 4 2 4 TeW Hill Tetel M 7 9 * second lor second lor 111^ St. Louis 0 I • 404 1*0-1 Seattle II* ill tit— * Mew York 44* 404 440-4 Kama* City lit 4 I • tli-7 Limit 2. Coupon up. »/2l/78 Limit 2. Coupon eip. t/M/71 E-Kobel.Mon1anei,Koosmon. DP- E-Stlnton. RuJontt. DP-Seottlt 1. Horizon Creditcorp SI Louis t. New York 1. LOB-St Louis 6. LOB~S*ottle 6. Kanun City S lB-Ru New York I IB-Templeton. Mumphry S Janet, Patek. Sllnwn 3B—Wothon SB— -ftclti JCrui I, Palek, Wilson, McRae. I— will let you have Woman. SF - Bochle, FWhltt. IP H Mill SO IP M R ER BB SO $3,OOO... $30,000 St Louis Seattle F.T. Anniversary Coupon SMorl.rw W.v 8 Honeyctf L,ill 3 2-3 7 New York Porrott 413 2 ...or more! Kobel L.44 All KRiNNIAU RHODODENDRONS WP-PorroH. T-J:M.»_ll,m. If you re a New Jersey All perennial outdoor plants homeowner, you have been Any size, reg. 3.99 » up reg. 99* t up building equity in your home Buy one and get the Buy one, get That equity can be converted the second* lor Prevent # into the cash you need for same priced any worthwhile purpose second lor •chooK Ifom tht umi price group or 10* lowtr. E«c»ptmunu» ground covtr [transmission I Limit 4. Coupon up. umHe. coupon up. 9/21/71 ' • '»_aa»' • education trouble • medical expenses • pay off bills F.T. Anniversary Coupon F.T. Anniversary Coupon • home renovations PUNTER BASKETS • business 6 to 14" banana, palm and PHHODINDRONS combination. Reg. 1.99 to Call for a confidential Indoor plants In 4" pots 7.99 Regularly 1.99 M. consultation and information D Clean sump G screen* Buy one, get Buy one and ,D Road test about our new 1 VA% same priced get the n Remove pa'n II Adjust bands & linkage* (Annual Percentage Rate) loans second*lor second lot D Visual inspertion D Replace pan gasket & fluid (•same price group or tower) Crystal Brook Ptof«$sion»l Bldg Limit. Coupon tip. 9/28/78 / Route 35. Ealontown. N.J. 07724 OoniMllcpUHngv can only. 542-7775 Trallar nilchw •»lwr« applicable F.T. Anniversary Coupon r«ulr» cool*n In the Frwhold Ar»r

780-1066 PUNTERS Attractive white cersmlc We fix transmissions because we know how. ExoBc dried Mlag* In Reg. 3.99 » up Mon.-Fri. 8 to 6, Sat. 8 to I. bonche«.Refl. 1.10 bunch I Remember, (his is a preventive maintenance service, »,9. Buy, bunch It you already have transmission problems, ask same priced* about our other reliable services second lor Horizon Credtlcorp is a wtwlly s-~10c Locally owned & opervt«jby your Cottwan Man owned subsidiary of Horizon Bancorp 3. Coupon tip f/3l/7f Licensed under the provisions of the Secondary Mortgage Act Chapter 205. PL 1970 Shrewsbury Ave. at Rt. 35 WEST LOHO BRANCH Honmoum M. (Rt 71) Phone (Ml) 2M-2H7 M, IIAIIAtAMN, Shrewsbury RL I. PhonK (2O1)S1M-2M3 542-6822 Business SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26,1978 The D«tfy RcgMCT 13 N.Y. stock quotations Dream of own home goes on By SYLVIA PORTER out of the savings and loan industry's survey Is the OcclP.ll.lSI4 711 MM It* ItH- V* OnioEa 1 llll 141 II* I7H I7*« U fact that In the face of a cost upsurge that makes a OkloGElS4l IBS 17* I7H I7*« U 04UNGI4I4 45 11V, n* BH* "Denund" is not merely wanting something, roof over your head less and less affordable, you Olln M 1 Ml ISM I4H ISM • In the technical lingo of economists, bankers and will not give up the dream of home ownership and III. Omort Ml I 31M UM UM It . OnMto M 7 III IIH II* II h« businessmen. You also must be able to pay (or YOUR MONEY'S you will find your own ways to make the dream ISH- Onnllll II 7 Ml IIM IIH IIH- ^s'-s: is sst ssa>•'*• what you want — and despite the horrifying come true. Coapln 1.44 I Ml 47 41V44V>* - escalation In the prices of new homes, demand for How long can this hold true? 1 PPG 1.71 t S3 HH ItM ItU 4 •SMC*. *" 4" S" 3?Hmt PacGE 111 I IM 14 n* 14 4 housing remains strong and "you" are finding No one, certainly not the objective experts, '•" 7 4t SIH 33M in*, Pocllg I.M I 13 BH MM M'*4 ways lo finance the American dream of owning WORTH Mil 74 IIH IIMllvi- PocPw 11) I IV IIU IIM 31M- will state a positive answer. But Thomas Par- PucTT 1.40 1 45 ISH ISH 15*4 your own home. PonAm s liament, a savings and loan league economist, told PonEP 141 7tsa nt iu IM- How are you managing It? In the young as well 111 HU 43 43 - •IIIIIUIIII IIIMIIIIMI »••••• my Washington associate, Brooke Shearer, that 4U 17* 31 37U- as older age groups, In moderate as well as "demand" should remain powerful at least POPL lit 7 IM IIM IIU IIH D««r> 1.40 I 171 git 141) P4nn»l 111 wealthier Income classes? • Ml 41 «'<. US IIH IIH 11H- couples, so-called "single couples"; 17 percent are through the decade of the 1980s — assuming the 32 'AiiDM DM MlloAlr.n 1 P44MJC0 ll» 4a ItM MH It OMUVI ton )f (1) You are seeking out older and relatively economy continues healthy and mortgage funds «!<«. IOIO Its Ilk isvi P.rtlnE .4014 14S 24H 14U 14H4 going to single individuals; 66 percent of first-time U . OttEd 111 I 14 Ptlt4f 1 30131141 IS* 31 ISH. «rn«J»l M SIM IBM SB** Dion] I 40 7 Ph4H>D 40 less costly homes, thereby avoiding new homes as buyers are one or two-member households. do not dry up n» sm BM- M ItS 14* 34U 34H OKHME IS •IS SIH ItM SMI- It ftiiiuii ia II 111 II* I7M IIS their average prices cross the 155,000 mark, a (1) A second income Is becoming an ever And the White House along with the Federal » an »»- bii lit 11 II* PMIMr 2OSI2 171 71* II* 72*4 »<* mt 0IW4V Hbll nationwide survey by the U.S. League of Savings une in IM m il , W «* 4BH40H- M PtillPlt I.M tMB 33* 33 33H4 increasingly crucial factor in your capacity to buy Reserve System and other federal agencies which UIIW OrPtMT 40II Ml ITU ITI7U Pltn«yB I I » 15 14V, 14*- 1M,_ Assns,, the main trade group for the Industry, .SK | H DowCh 1 4010II0T4 IIM ITM Pimm tins IM nu n* 21U4 a home. have authority over mortgage funds, are taking » in Ortttr 1 t a < H .«Jtl] M III IIU 43H Pntumo 110 11 B 14* IS . shows. ] M ouPont Soil 41M- It deliberate steps to keep the flow of mortgage AmMotri 11 no 4S4 115* 111% PotoroW 111 ISM MM 4t* S0'*- Documentation: Of all homebuying families, 45 DuktP 1 II I 141 MM It115*H 4 M PortGElTIll 43 IIH IIM IIM Documentation: Half of today's homebuyers money going to Institutions that traditionally are AN*. ) t ii Duq.U I HIS percent of you rely on more than one earner; in 111 IIH IIM » M ProctG 314143 au 114 IIH MM i t 111IH| U II',. Ectilln .7114 M 34H 13* 33*- M QuokO I M 7 40 IS 14V. 14*- $H,O00, an overwhelming 75 percent are buying of economic policymaking. Imaginative moves AfiiPS in in a» ElPoto I 10 I 177 I7H 17M I1U< M OookSIOMl] tl 17H II'. I7H- EmriEII Mil housing costing less than $50,000; one-third of all (4) Your opportunities for less expensive are being made at least on this vitally significant Armo > in•« a mt- Mt 3SH SIH 35 - H EnsMC I » I ArmMCk no lot »'» in. it'/, IM UM 71H 23H< M of you who are first-time homebuyers, no matter homes are more plentiful in smaller cities and the economic front. A a iff ItM If* Envch 1.34 1 II »'.* X M - M Eimrk l.H 1 RCA 140 f IM »'/. North Central region of our nation - so that's A4M0II 1 » 114) 4414 44H It II MH27 • M 1 what your age or income, are buying nouses built The six-month savings certificates being of- A4HOG ISO I 414 BU It Ethyl 1.10 S 2IU- M RLC 10 • I0S WVdUH I/ -. EvoniP Ma 1 IB) IIH IIU RoliPur MIO IIS UVi before 1950. where you are trending fered at appealing rates to investors seeking max- AtlRlctil.a t 17$ SI SIM m nu 11 14H UH AtlotCe H I3U, 13 E.C.IOIM t n • * Romod 11*41 SSW Uh EMKOn 1.40 t n MM 31* RlHKO 1.04 t 104 J1H ]1* IV.. — B—• m FolrlnD K I 111 ItH ItM smaller, more of your resources, as a couple or an 250,000 population. In the West, homes are much otherwise be experiencing tremendous •ollyMI IBn IB4I Sill IIH SB - It RttvOII 141) 144 \t\kU 14 IIS IH IM Rtvlon 1.30.4 IH SI'.'J BollGE 1 IB I S4 «« IW 14H. •'. ItdNW 1 11 S S3 - individual, can be spent on your home. more costly than In other areas — a median price withdrawals of deposits (distntermediation). 3tT IIU II*lit,. M Rsynln 3.S0 • 174 tl'~ BnkAm 1.10 t 1S4 77* ITU 2714- '.. FMOSI I 10 t 111 ISH 34M11 RtyMtl ISO f 403 14^ Boutch 1.40 t 141 43M 41*. Flrntn 1.1011 Documentation: More than half of all of you of $53,000 in comparison with a median of $44,000 These withdrawals would have shriveled the supp- on. «* 111 IIH IIM IIU,- M RlltAld .4211 tt 71*. 73H 33*. Bo.llrv 4011 131 43H 41 ftCBrl M S 3M IIH IT*. lilt buying homes between the ages of 25 and 30 are In the Northeast, $41,000 in the South, $40,900 in the ly of mortgage funds and undercut the capacity of B4OtFdlMII US IIH U.: 43M- M FitCtllcl 10 1 RoblM .3310 97 I1V%104 UVfc MM- . SOI 2IU 2IHn H Rockwl IH 7 115 3S4 35Vi li'/i *4ktf ft SM SM Fllr.Br I X t 14 HMUM M - It either single or young marrieds without children; North Central region. all except the wealthiest homebuyers to finance BlIIHo. 14 t 14 »',1 X", SM FI«4tEnl SI t Rotvlnd 7 43 14H14W UH 301*- M 444 ISH IS ISM. M Roftf .4417 311 )»H 1|H 4 percent of all homes are going to unmarried What comes through in all these findings dug their purchases. FlaPL IU I M It MH 7IH- M • I BO I 111 ISI* BM FUPo»1.4l I RC Cot V.U10 41 114 15*.. H 41 IIH 111*lilt- '4 1 IB fil 4* 4H4M Fluor I.M t 40 - I. RoylO4ISt4 IM U /, FclFoIr ISIM |B4 DM It* RydttrS .10 1 H MU III! W It*. ltv« INK It S3 IH 4.It* - M BlthStl 1 433 13M 23'* 11*1- M ForoM 140 1 111*. It *OTMK 1.24 4 43S 4SH 44H BkKkDr 4011 I4S IMt WM ItH It IIM IIM IIM- M BlckHRI]410 IS »H I1U -ronkM MI4 SCM 1.10 1 lit unit nu 334 Bonn I mi] 1011 tit, UM n»- M =rpMlnl4011 a nt nt Sot.xy 1 MIO 71 41* 43% 41H + BolttC IB I 111 jn w, 44Vi. U rueM 1 X i 251 V'M 34H SJeMn 1.MI0 77 MH 75* 14 - Bwd.n I II 1 MO Itl* MH 71 33 IIM SILSoF ISO I II IIH 41U41HT SI«4»P I 72 I It n II* )14- BorgW IMI 111 II <* IIV,IIM- V, SAP M ItS. IIH UM 13*4 V 17% + Those tax exempt dividends BoiEd 14410 SI ISM 14** WH- M Somboi .4010 I4S I7H 17 GonnatillOU 45 41 ISH It SF4IM J.M 1 Itl 34H SIM 34*- Bronlft .34 I IIU IIM 14 14'. M GnCobUI ton lit ||Vi 17 IIH. V SFlInt .4015 ia M S5MM BilllM I.HI] no 14* 3341 S4M4 M IIIIM..IM.IIHIIIMI Ml Ill G4flDyn IM HI* 13* U*- I ScluPlol.1410 314 33* 33 334 + By DAVID R. SARGENT share. I do not need income. By the end of 1978, Denny's BHIPtt 434 t I31S IIH Hit GtnEI 2.4010 tM SIM Silt S7'-> Brmwk .70 I lit lilt IMI ScMmb 14017 444 I7H 17 I7H + Should I keep it? J.H. Newexpects to add 68 new restau- II* Gnroi 1.44 I 110 »H 3IM IIH- " ScotlP .14 t IB IIU ISU'* I BucyEr Ml 17 II ITH IIH. ". Gnlnit .4010 1st 15'.. WH 35H« V S«ACI 7 70 5 75 311* 33U33H- Q- What utilities do not Jersey. rant units as well as 84 Buo4P. .lit I 44 IIH IIITM M 4 M GnMllli III 174 Hit It1* 2tH- '. 134* Burundi.10 I 104 3M IN 54O.I.G 53 574 II* ISH GMgt 4154 S1IIJ 4IH II 41V) 4 V Soon 1.130 t ItM 71'« TlViIT* require full payment of income Winchell Donut Houses, bring- BurINo I B0 1 134 43V* 41H GPU 1.74 I 1S3 II* IIH II* 4 ', Sh4llOIM.M 7 MO ISH 35 SUCCESSFUL Burrgn I 4011 111 TIM 77H 3SHo A— In spite of the ten point ing total outlets to 1.520 Be- GTE 1.41 7 40S MM 2tH ItH- V Snrwln 37 IS 34H tax on their dividends by - c-c - GTIr. IM I S3 MH MH It'*. V Slgnol 1.14 I lit SIH M shareholders? G.F. and HP. profit you have in thesecause Denny's is based prima- CBS 140 I 110 SI SIM G4IMIC0 14 133 I SH I 4 \ SlmpPotSII] I4S II IIH CIT 140 I 14 34 33M GoPoc 111 114 ItM It ItM Slnmr K 4 143 17H d!7 Florida. shares, I favor holding In the rily in California, their state CPC 1.7B t M33 SOVi S0M Gtlty IMI] 111 3tH ItM ItH- ' SkylliM 1410 III 14 II* past five years this restaurant tax liability will be reduced ComSf. 14010 n 3IM 31 GlbrFn .40 S 117 IIU I7H II 4 * Smthln 11011 in tl* II A- In 1177 the dividends of CorPw l.H I B3 HH 13M INVESTING GIILtt. 1.4011 211 IIH IIM IIM- V SonyCp I0.1JI4M I I 20 utility companies were at and coffee house chain has around $1.8 million. A gain of CorrCp .16 I 7343 oil d Gooarhim It] »H MM 'MM-'. SCrEG 1.41 I It IIM IIH CoilICk Mb t 37 IIH IIM Goodyr I.M 11721 I7H 17 IIM- V S0C0IE 114 I 145 HI* 34V. least partially tax exempt. achieved a 27,5% annual 20 per cent or better Is CotrpT I.Mil ns StM Stv. Goulcf I 40 I II IIM 11 31 4 I SoutnCol 5410 Mt ISH ISM growth rate for earnings. Fis- projected for fiscal 1979 net, CHmnl M I SI 41 OH Groc. I.M 1 41] BH MU MM- V SoNRMl.ll 7 S7 3SH 35 This tax-exempt portion of the tllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMHIIIMIIIIti CnSowl 14 I IB3 IIH I4M OtAIPc IS.S4 123 7U 7M 7U4 \ SouPoc 140 t 115 IIH 31U cal 1978, ended Tune, saw prof- taking it to about $3.40 a share CmtrDol 114 IIS 33* 33M dividend, however, is con- OIWFIn II |4 JtU M MM- V SouRy IN 7 B S4U S3* exempt this year: American CrtMd K S 11 II »H GGIont 10B1S HISiOSV* 34H 35 4 1 SprryR 1.12 I IM 44* 44U sidered a return of stock- than is earned for tax its rise at $2.82 a share from The ever growing trend among CmAlrl.1411 S4 44'.. 4414 Gr.yh I.M 7 I4S IIH IIH ISM SouorO I • t Itl OH nu holders' capital and when the purposes. Not all the com-Electric Power, Arizona Pub- $2.41 the previous year. First Americans to eat out bodes Chmplnl.14 7 717 14H HI* Grumml.M 4 34 ItH ItU ItH SquUi 1.0111 ISO HH »'* ChomSf 71 I IB IK. IIM GlfWitn 70 S m 14U IIH I4U4 V StBrnd 1 Mil 23 31 I7H panies with lax sheltered re- lic Service, Long Island Light- half fiscal 1979 comparisons well for the future of this ChoiM l.M 7 II 13 HI* shares-are sold, the cost basis GulKlll I IB I 431 ItH ISM IIM I « * ing, New York State Electric. ihraltl.sut I3S MM ItillH ! GltSIUI I 14 I IM I2H 12* 12 51V.- of the shares must be reduced turns will pay similar are expected to show some stock ChlPnt! Ill It 3014 SIM 3044 Guirutd .M 1 111 IS IIH IS SlOIIOf. MIS 125 31 SIH 35V,- by that amount. The reason is dividends this year or in com- Portland General Electric, slowdown in growth, reflecting ChrltCfl n H nil IBM - H H - StautCh 2 I 143 44 4SH 43H- Ch.yll.1 I Of I] ||lt II HOIIIM 1 4011 SM It U It -I SltrlDa' .7711 IB! 17 14* US* that interest on construction ing years, nor are all these San Diego Gas & Electric. To- last year's very high margins, (Column readers should Cltlcrp I.II I N4M IIH 34V* MH- '. Hort.Hk.MIS 4 21U 21M HM4 V Shn.nJI.M4 SI II* IIU ledo Edison and Virginia Elec- send their Investment inquiries Clll.iSvl X I Itl S3* SI* SJH. H H.rcul.i 110 211 I4H 14U IIU ShiWor 1 I .lit IIH WH hinds Is an expense for the IRS companies suitable holdings. a price increase which didn't Cllylnv 1 4 Ml IIM ISHIIM H4tiUlnl.40IO 114 IIH IIH IIH 4 I SunCo I.M I II 43H 41'* tric 4 Power. go into effect until August and to David R Sargent, Suc- Clo.«E 17 44 17M 3131* * H.wltPk.401t 273 IIH IIM I7M- V but not for shareholders' re- The following utilities are CI.VEI I.B4 t 74 MM ItHItH- M cessful Investing, care of The HOIMov S4I314*3 2SH 25 ISH - T-T - ports. This means the utility worth holding and their Q— I have 100 shares of a slow volume summer for its Ctoro> U I 1SS ISM 12*11 - Vt MollyS M MM KM 14 il1 ClISIOl X I 111 ItM. It It - M TRW l.M 7 114 I7H !''• 3JH- may pay out more in dividends dividends may be partially tax Denny's for which I paid $23 a coffee houses. Daily Register.) Honwtlfc loll 251 17* 34* IIM 4 1 Tollty 1 4 75 134 I3H 1)4 + Cocottl .4011 101 IH I IM-4> Hpnwll IMt 531 ISH MM ISH4 I CocoCI 17415 110 44 43M OH. M TompE 133 I 40 II 174 II HouihF us I .MO »H MM »'-. • '. Tondy 11 477 3tH 31% WH. CotoPdl 110 4M MH MM MH- V* Houtln 2.12 140 32H IIH 31',. ' 1 31 - M TonOycfi 11 tl I'-i 17% II , * ColPtn 1.10 1x341 33 31H HmjlNG I I tl MM B* 24M Ttctuicr 401t 301 II 10V) 10H + CoKfcn 1 34 7 » 2BH • MU4 M HrwdJn 4010 4tl 14M 13* 13*- V ComtoCn .M14 I 31* 31* THIrni .«14 * 4ii 44 »*- M HufMTl.tlll Ml 4tvt MU 4BM4 1 TtlVdn 9.141 4 CmbEr I.M t Its 3ttt MM HVi M%- IBM- H — l-l — Tclprmt JO Cm»f. 1.41 I 111 MH Ml* 133 IJH ItH 1>H Mt> K Ind 1 M I SnI 71ltu% aMdH Ift .4 ' T«toK 14 ContMrt 113 IM 41M 40* 347 7H 7H 7H + Carter readies economic plan 41M- M INACo 140 I {I] 44M 4]H 44 - TtfllKC 3 7171 314 31H IJIHH IU Inf tl I Ttl lilt ]!*. IIH 31H TBJJWO 14* 10% 100HM I0H IdohoP 171 I a M »•> ISH TWK« 3 • 1744 3SH 34H 34*- WASHINGTON (AP) -> "We will not shrink from ting formal, but voluntary, LIB II HHM H economic summit conference economy as part of a global American diB 1 140 1 111 n DM- v T»Ett 130 7 M M 37H M 4 ImplCp .BO 5 401 39H MH MH. I President Carter said yester- the hard decisions and per-guidelines for wage and price in Bonn, in which he vowed to effort to help create new jobs NEW YOftK(AP) - M0friov'l»4l4CM TtMlnitl.UU in 0»H U* B4H4 INCO Mil Mt ItH IIM IIM- ' TlKlflt 11 414 tH IM IV.- notional PTIC4I lof Am.con Imico .1011 RlM IIM IIM IIM- ' day he will soon announce new sistent efforts that are needed increases in the next year. restore good health to the U.S. and reduce inflation StI32 II IIH IIH. M JoyMtS 1.1413 IS 34H MH S4H- 1 UMC 1.10 I 44 10 1*4 ttH administration. tion plan he Is considering set- pledges he made in July at the «P.I 1444 2 II II II - UNCRvt 40 t 47* »HIS IJH Both developments — signs announced by First National Carrot I MIO S4 IIH IIM IIH K moil .7211 ~SI) 3111 UVlMt 1 4 I4t IIH KV> 30H ChdcnpHo lit IH I* 1* KolwAM 40 4 111 14HSIH 34*- M UnCorbllO 7 513 3f4ItH 3t4 that the cost of borrowing is Bank of Chicago, the nation's ClrclK I IB SIS I7H 174 IIH 4 U KonGE I.M I 14 It IIH It UnEltx 1.44 I 44* 15 14H 14H continuing to rise — come at a eighth largest, and by First CoUmn K I It ItM It'* It'*- M KonPLtl.U I 14 IIH 21U II'.. M UnOCall.40 7 149 S3MSIH S3H- CcmOG 10 SI WM tH II . M Kotylnd 4 a tH tH tHt U UPocC 310 3M SIHSOH 51 time when the Federal Re- Pennsylvania Bank, the larg- Cootln 104 4 <17 1 4H T 4 U KoolBr 70 I Itl IH BH IH4 U Unlroytil StUO M7 7V. 7% 7Vt* serve Board is trying to curb est In Philadelphia and the Cwnllui HII ISI IM ItH ItH-ll* K.lloBgl.Mll IT IIM IIH 11H. M Stocks drift as trading UnBrnd.iStU 141 13413 114* CruKR 3117 41 IS 14H IS . '* K4*MKt 40. 11*4 31'* 17H !!H V*USGnnl.M 5 111 itVi 304 314- Inflation and strengthen the 19th largest bank in the coun- Domion It M 13 IIH IIH- M KlirM 1.1511 104 47H MM 47 - H USlMt .51 S 145 IHOH 14 Ootwd X t 413 IIM IIU IIH- Vi KlmbClllo I IM 44H 44* 44*- U inStMll.4034 451 t% M MH dollar. The White House esti- try. Lxm.PI I Bt 71 77 71 4 M KnigtRd II 15 17H MH MH-H UnTtCh 3 I 303 O443H 43H mates Inflation this year will Spokesmen at several ma- Dynlctnll.14 US 4* 4H . Koppri1 MI 1S 0 I 7) II* IIU IIH 4 H UnlTel 1.34 11100 ItH ItH ltv> EortHR.I 1 7 134 IIM I4H IIH Krofl 140 1141 41**tv* MM 4 M Upjohn 1.3311 517 4t 40>.i 404 slows to a 3-month low be close to 8 percent jor New York City banks said FWM. 3S 144 IM 4M 4H- M «'«! I.II 1 it a im a » u USLIFE SI I 140 33 13v> 13 * FronlA » 7 II IS* ISM ISM- U they were studying the moves. - L-L - - v-v NEW YORK (AP) - Stock that declined for every three morning that f9 was raising its The prime rate is a bank's GDI SOU 34 IM IV* IH. M LTV lit nt t* t*- M Vorlon .4013 111 11411% IIH It was the eighth prime rate GMV.ll.lS.il IU IIM II 13 - Vt L.orS« Bt I IBS MH itH a - u VoEPwI.)} 7 30t 14%MHj 14H trading dropped off to Its that gained ground Such a di- prime lending rate from »u, to charge on loans to top-rated G0M14M n IM 1 1 - M L..Enl .1411 5 MM MM 3IU slowest pace In nearly three corporate customers It is not increase this year The rate Gdflctlwl T Irt IM IM Lihmn 70. II IIH II* 10*- M ww vergence is possible because t\ percent. Philadelphia's GtBotlnP IS III IH TM TH- M LlVltlF SO 7 110 II* ISH 1)'. * directly linked to rates on au- stood at 7\ percent on Jan 1 GtLkCtl .4014 <44 It 4BH 4t*- M LOF HI wochov at t it it tt months yesterday as the stock the weight Individual stocks First Pennsylvania followed 37 27MI7M I7M- H WalMM .3314 I MH M4 MH- HortiM .40 t 11 11V. IIM 111- 1 LlBStt II.XM 4 14 MH 34 MH- M market continued to drift. 11.4014 WolUml M 4 41 33% 314 31H- carry In the index varies with suit shortly therefter HollvC# 10 13 I TH T*- M UllyEIIIU M7 41H 47U 47H . WrnCont 1 t 111 4tH 40% 404-1 M«»m M10 111 UM 73M mi M TM 14H MU 1IH.1 WornrLimi 170 17H M4 1>l% Gambling issues, which their size. It marked the third in- HuthvO I t 44 31 IIH 37H— H Lockhd I Ml MH MM MM-H ,WihWI 1 7 35*. 11% IH 13H- have been under pressure late- crease in less than a month in ImJoH No I 41 IIM ItM ItM- M L44«I I.M I II ItMMH 4tM4 M WnAIrl .40 4 ItS 13 114 13 * Standard & Poor's Index of InitrSyl 41 1133 IH IM IH LnStor I.M I T7 14H a* is*- '« Wntnc 1.04 7 41 4IVt 41H *1H- ly after a spectacular rise, en- 400 industrials inched up .04 to the basic charge on blue-chip InlSnknt II a « la 4V4- U LILCo 1,70 7 tl ItU It ItU 4 U WUnlonl 40 I 14* 1t% It ItH- lntph.lt «• S IIH IIH IIH» M LnLonOI.20 t 111 nu nu 11 1 * WMtflEI t7 4 736 IIH 31V* IIH* countered more selling. 11185, and SAP's 500-stock loans. LaPoc 40b I » 2IH IIH IIH Weytfhr.M11 00 ltv> 3tH 3tH* The Dow Jones average of LiKHySllblO tit IIM IIH I4H« M WfwtlF loll 17 3IH » »H- composite index was up .02 at The Amex market value in- Lyk.i Whlrlpl 1.10 7 M4 23% 33% 31* II Nt t* tH- M 1 30 Industrials, which had crept 101.86. dex posted a 49 loss to IM 79. -M-M- WMttMl 3tt I3H I3H U :- MOIC .7110 341 B MH B 4 u WMttok.lSt *K147 15H 15H ISH up 1.30 on Friday, settled back The news background was In the over-the-counter Mocmlll .44 7.11 IIUIIM II'** U WlUtl ft 4 t7 IIH 17H II - 09 to 862 35 market, the NASDAQ com- 4H S - M Mocy I IS I 41 IIH41H IIH. M Wltttomi 114 IS* 30 ItH 10 - dominated by rising interest IIM II • H M*F0 lit II 14* IIH 14', U WlnnO mil It 43V> 43* 4JVi • Volume on the New York rates. First National Bank of posite index closed at 132 11. MllcME It I II MM IIH II* 4 H MCOltCI.SOl 140 It* I0M I0M- 'I Wlnnb0o U 1*0 4H 4H 44- NKInMy 10 IM IV, IV. • M MAPCOIJBI0 17 34MSIM 3IU- U Wol-rth 1.40 4 715 30H »V| 304 Stock Exchange slowed to Chicago announced yesterday down. 19 IV* IM NtPot4fll Tl IM MorolOl X 7Ml SIM ItM SI M.I* -X-V-X- ».«7 mlUion shares from 27.98 NPr«c S0.I1 a t IH IH- M MorMId MIO 74 IIMIIM MU- U XtfOM 111 4*7 SSVb 544 S4H- tU IIM. H Morrlol .1212 Noll. 141 . 10M 731 I4H IIH I4M4 M ZalcCp 1 * 11 10% 30 »% million Friday, marking the ORROW NOCOO t II 10M- M MottM 1.70 I 110 HH BM HV»- M ZtnlttiR 1 1S4 ItH I4H 14H -»!" IM* TH TM lightest total since an 11.56 mil- Oiorto IS. 4in 1* MCIKO sin 17 2]M nu isu- u Copyright by Tht AnociottxJ Pr»n ltn PFInd IH IH MouyF TO IIUIIM UM- M lion-share day on July 3 PGEplWlSl 41 IH MU MH.U 41 IIH AAoyDS I.M 1 S3 IS B B - Vt- INSURANCE AGENCY B PECO .401 4 It! I SI IM Moytgl.MolO 3B 23* BH 15*. V, One standout performer at Pf.nHolMIO B IS'*- Vt MCD4fml 1 4MB MH MH MH4 U 13 BH UM IIV>- * Prill.v 41r 3 MkOflM 3114403 11* SIH SIH- M the Big Board was Carrier RnnColllll 70 II IIM » « H Local Securities 0 McDcnD 40 t Itl IIU M* IIU 4 U isi n IS IM —IIM Rook itocfc Quotation, cowrftiy Out Corp., which topped the active R44T1 A 41 1 McGEdl M I II IIM 17M IIM- H P..UI A«l I3» 141V, I lAcGrM 111 wottr A W«lli, AHJofv Pork. Indvitrtol list and showed a l\ gain at MANAGER 1114 47V* 15 BM B B ooototlofll courtny F«hn*ttocli A Co . •Uldon .40 M4O1 140 7lit IIM MH MH- '•* Hobnlcn t M4MII4I.I4 t 70S It* M* ItU- H ftANKft tM A** Mft is of the 4 p.m. close in 850,000 S4 MH- M CtnlTol Jtrwy 10rt 11 4H IH- U M MU 15V, MU4 H Owmlcol Bank MH 3*V% The stock was trading for Mtwi Commonltv Slot* 11 m in*, vt MG« 1.1051] 444 IS* HH «H.H FlO-llty Union tonkCorp UM Dh IM IIH- H MltlSUI 1.44 7IM UM IS* 14 4 M Ftril ttmchanh NotloMl It Wt the first time since last week's to New York City? IU 3V*4 Vt MMM 114 lit 40 SVU StH— M Win* Jtrttv Nottonrt UH tSHmerger proposal by United l4»r«C MIS 14 MttV. IV» . MlnPL 1.M10 37 MU MM an-M Pint Motional T ft |) l* UVIlKlwt IS tH Mobtl 4.10 7 170 UM ItH ItH- M Franklin &W« 4 1 Technologies. Carrier re- Then read this ad. unBrdwi * 'M lit IIM I7H II Jtnty Short W If ISM ISH MdMar .1111 ported yesterday that Its board USflltr .»• O I»H MohkOhi 11 33t IIM •ruotwteh ftonk * Truit 11W U UnlvP.1 .31 I II IIU IIH lilt- M Montonl» I 77 SIH S7M 57*- M Ntw Jtnty Natienol Corp u\. JS*» was unanimously opposed to President of large commercial agency Vlftlllm t 17 IUI IU« M II II - U Octgn Cownty Natl«no4 MV. 13V) MnlOU 1.10 1 a nu Bipnli'B •• »l. _ *.i | _ k. _ . _ _ j 4BM .1 VWrnCpf.OS a ITH17U I7U- H 14 71H HM BU "•*•?•• • IBIIIWMJI LOBX»W0BJC. JV 41 the takeover bid. located in the Woodbridge-Perth Amboy Prm IIH MonFw l.tl I lM I in a 41V. 41*. M Snrmbvrv SM* U Uh .lOl lit 33M SIM SIM UnlM Ctwnttflt Trv,i C* It \JV, United Technologies shares area, needs top notch candidate to fill the Footnote* Mftrotq 113 •1 « 4SU 45* UHnQm Jttfvhty #ttfVh - 11*»J U eased ^ to 43%. MtPwtl 3.1011 72 IT MU MM-H Autodynomlci S III position of agency manager. IWI llt*ol*r.««4mcl*l, MtSTtl 100 • II MU M MU4 u artwfctMt II* S3 The gambling stocks, Untm ttH Mtatfra Buck EnglnttTlnf SH 4* xmiNriillmN m Wt 44 * NCR III 1234 HH St* M - H C.K.O. Cin«Kln.|lnvtf MU MM MoffWnl 44 I BS tn MM MU-U American Stock Exchange Is- past earnings. N4APMI.1II 34 111* IIH IIH 4 U HBMHIII.4JIH m IIM IH II . ^^tt&r::::::::::::: » ^sue, slumped 1U4 lo IM The i-IHiMWIiUWl mrN0ll.il I m OT4IIU 37V1- M stock closed at IN a week ago MMMU t4«. I-H44I WUPWIMi a M a MU4 M Contact Mr. Brian in confidence at — M • M Mirt™ IM I IM «M a a - u 18 \ rrktay. HwWAlrlll 1 in IIM a 11 4 H 826-1014 between hours of 9 a.m. and 12 n :;: ? I The NYSK'i composite In- noon. tMMlilil M III a »»4 u dex edged op .01 to 57.18, but NtrtWI It SIV 154*1 SSU • M mrtim tt i ItH ltH4 U there were about (our uujues Two jobs for women: 'Matter of survival' By LOUISE COOK restaurant work. "There's such anxiety. This is the most Offset printer plus Miss Seller started at the supermarket In April 1177 so she (Associated Preia Writer) horrible job in the whole world." could buy a car. The car is paid for, but she will keep both jobs Jean Seller, 22, spends eight hours a day, five days a week "I'm getting used to the money. It's almost worth It. It's the Betty Rogam of New York hat two Jobs as "a matter of Miss Rogam works two jobs "because I'm on my own. It's... as an offset printer for the state of South Dakota, earning $7,800 first time I don't have to sit around worrying about where the a year. She works at least 16 hours a week as night manager at a nirvlva]." survival." The extra money helps make ends meet, but the two money will come from If the car needs repairs or wondering Super Duper grocery store, earning $3.50 an hour and adding a Jean Seller of Pierre, S.D, took a second job because "I Jobs mean she spends more than she otherwise would. "I never about what happens If I get sick." wanted to buy a car." clean my own house I hire a maid ... Transportation costs 1100 a minimum of about $3,000 to her annual income. Pam Ashley of Kansas City works extra hours so "I can month ..." Miss Rogam's biggest regret is "that I didn't have Miss Seller says two jobs "really cut down on your social Tender bartender open a savings account." time to start a family earlier" Is she looking forward to life," but she manages to find time to play Softball on a team Pam Ashley, 25, spends her days as a speech therapist for sponsored by a local business. "You've just got to watch what And Ellen Frank of Pittsburgh juggles family life, two jobs marriage and the prospect of quitting her job as a waitress? "I the Kansas City school system, earning $10,500 a year. From 6 you do." and graduate studies "out of love " can't wait." pm to 1:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, she tends bar at The four are among a rapidly growing number of women a Blayney's Restaurant, making $3 an hour, plus $40 to $70 a night who hold more than one paying job. Labor Department figures In tips show that from May 1971 to May 1177, the number of women Ms. Ashley worked as a teacher after graduation from multiple jobholders rose by more than one-third to over 12 college, then quit. She got the job at Blayney's and, when she million went back to teaching, did not want to give it up. "You develop friends that you wortt with and they've really become Important Men still account for most of the multiple jobholders, but the tome." picture Is changing. In May It77, women represented 27 percent The extra money also is important. "I can save a lot more," of all multiple Jobholders Seven years earlier, they represented she says, noting that she spent 10 days In the Virgin Islands this 16 percent. Half the female multiple Jobholders are married; 69 summer. Ms. Ashley has a boyfriend she sees regularly and she percent are between the ages ol 20 and 45 works out at a health club three afternoons a week. Can she Why do they do it? keep it up? Probably, she says. "I might Just play it by ear." "I've got more bills than I've got money," said Susie Williams, 21. who works during the week for the Nasvhille, Talk show host Torn., Police Department and spends six hours every Sunday giving directions and Information to customers at a new shop- Ellen Frank, 34, Is the host of "Woman Is," a weekly half- ping mall. hour talk show on KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh. She does research In the psychiatry department of Western Psychiatric Institute and Labor Department figures show 53.8 percent of the women Clinic,and is studying for a Ph.D. In clinical psychology. She Is holding more than one Job do so for financial reasons. About married with two daughters, 7 and 9; three stepdaughters and a one-third need the extra work to meet regular expenses; the stepson visit several times a week. others want to buy something special, save for the future or, like Ms. Frank spends "probably 50 hours a week at the hospi- Miss Williams, pay off debts. tal." The TV show, taped Thursdays and aired Saturdays, takes four or five hours. She prefers not to reveal her Income, but says Here Is a look at what working two jobs can mean: the TV work accounts for about a fourth of It. "I love everything Betty Rogam — her name and some of the details of her life that I'm doing," she says. "I have always been Ihe kind of are disguised at her request — earns about $8,000 a year as a person who Is happier the more I have to do ... This Is really out teacher at a private, Montessorl-method school In Bayonne, Lifestyle of love." N.J., about an hour's drive from her home In Manhattan. Three How does she manage? A housekeeper conies in two morn- nights a week, she Is a waitress in a restaurant In New York's 14 TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1978 Ings a week and a university student who lives with the family theater district She works from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursdays helps out. "My kids are very understanding and my husband is and from 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays, earning extremely supportive. I also have an ex-husband with whom we SIM to $180 a week. WORKING WOMEN — A growing number of wom- nursery school teacher (by day) to serve up burgers have a very ... cooperative relationship and he spends a good Miss Rogam, 30, says teaching is "something that I really en are not only joining the labor force, now more and French fries (by night). Money "to survive" Is amount of time each week with my daughters." Can she see love" and she plans to continue after she gets married some- than 40 percent female, but many are also holding the basic reason. «P»WI<* going on this way Indefinitely? "Well," she says, "I'll be real time In the next year. She does not feel the same about the down more than one |ob. It's not unusual for a relieved when I'm done with my Ph.D." 'Separate check society' irks waiter DEAR READERS: It was funny, but It did start DKAR HELOISE: the plastic top from a potato Usually they are gonr THIS COLUMN Is written I have got to share this with me to thinking. Most women Whei making gravy far a chip canister. before yta ran flid something you. I was In a restaurant the for you... the homemaker. If do split the bills evenly. When roast, Just skim iff grease, put Fits Just fine, keeps food to write with. - Carla G. you have a hint or a problem other evening and the poor my girlfriends and I go out to HINTS FROM HELOISE la frying pan with Hour and moist, keeps fridge odor-free waiter had been serving about write to Helolse in care of this eat we always divide up the seasoning, brown to a choco- aid saves money. No need to DEAR HELOISE: newspaper. Because of the tre- three tables of women at din- bill as fairly as possible. late color, add water aid let buy pet food can covers. Drill a hole li a aylai comb. ner. mendous volume of mall, I know men are always little quirks, thank heaven'. postman can lake the letters, simmer until thick. Thanks to all hubbys tor Attach a string from the camb Htlolae Is unable to aniwrr By the time he got around making funny comments about Wouldn't lite be dull If we and they are alee aid dry If it You can either add a small small wonders! - Mrs. I.L. la a pipe iear Ihe washlig to taking our order, and the Individual letters. She will, women doing this, but we nev- didn't? Love you! — lleldi.se happens to be raining. — Julie can of mushrooms or serve as Melrose machlie. Use It to eleai oat however, answer your ques- ladles had left, he apologized er do have bad feelings about Cochrane Is. the brash-type lint catcher. for taking so long. He said tions In her column whenever who paid last time, or who DEAR HELOISE: Delicious! And very fat- DEAR HELOISE: Strtig keeps II from gelllig nothing was worse than wait- possible came out on the short end. This Is especially for people DEAR HELOISE: tening!! -Dixie C. Always keep a pad aid pen- last. ing on 10 women who are all So from both sides, try and who have mall to be picked up To polish glass aid chrome cil by the TV for those ad- This Is so much easier thaa members of the "separate make It easier on your waiter by the postman. to a sparkling finish, Just wipe Mm mm. but, arei'l most dressee or phone umbers thai trying to pall lilt ail by laid. check society." or waitress and get one check If your mailbox Is In the off smudges with an ap- things! - Helolse flash so quickly ai Ihe sereei. - Jack Wotdall My date and I laughed at and work It out yourselves. door, Just place your letters In propriate glass cleaaer or this and really felt sorry for From the other side, if peo- a plastic bag on the outside of plain damp cloth. DEAR HELOISE: the waiter. I know how dif- ple do ask for separate checks, the door and on the Inside se- Palish with a dry pews- Jast a aste la 1*1 yra kiow ficult It must be to write out a try to understand their reason- cure II with a snap clothespin. paper. The printer's Ilk makes of a discovery made by my ENROLL NOW different check for five or six Ing and Just take it In stride. Everyone Is happy! II shine Like never before. - husband. When using less thai at one table. Remember, we all have our With very little effort the Ann Onlmous a whole ran of dog food — ise 583-1444 CtatM Starting Your college-bound BALLET-TOE-TAP student can test better, achieve JAZZ - GYMNASTICS more with All hail the employed son! Children from 3 yrs. professional Also ladi.s Classes help! Editor's note: While Erma Bombeck lakes a has never requested (federal Income tax, hos- Ballroom ooe week vacation, we are reprinting a couple pltalizatlon, Social Security, etc.). As he stated, Saturday and Weeknlght of her most popular At Wit's End pieces. We Classes AT WIT'S END "Someone is going to hear about this!" Claaaaa atari weak of hope you enjoy them as much Ihe second time He stands alone as the only worker who is Member of N.J. around. dominated by a senile boss (age 35) who en- Ballet Thoator Guild gages in office brutality by insisting he arrive OCT. 2" By ERMA BOMBECK on time In the mornings, and after lunch. ANDREA KUZIAK for No». 4 5.A.T. Next to the oarsman on a slave ship whose marriage to a paycheck, "This Is an exercise in He's the only full-time worker in the coun- captain wanted to water ski, the most maligned group persecution, isn't it? All of you have run try who has not gained the respect of family SCHOOt Of DANCi MONMOUTH TEST person on the face of this earth Is the teenager the course and now before I come of age, I and friends for his contribution to labor. (Km/. ». oILIoydRd.) •KTAMTON CENTO*. fC who has just landed his first full-time job. have to prove that I can hack the 9-5 number, is Last Saturday, I tapped him on the shoul- Hwy. U i Woodbrook Dr. f.Hull7-HHa*llU.I77JJ No one suffers more and is appreciated that it? Okay, you win. If I have to prove that der. "Hey, George Meany, out of the sack. It's Ualawn I7I4CI less. I'm mature, I'll get the dumb full-time J-O-B .. the crack of noon." Many of these "slaves" have heard stories .Jjjj...jjooo. ..jooob!" My son rolled over. "I do not believe this is of men who got up each morning, were fully Maybe a lot of you know my son — or at happening to a working person," he said. "All clothed by 7:00 and on the Job by 8:30, but they least have heard of him. week long, I work five days a week, eight hours discarded these as venomous rumors — the He's the only employed person who has to a day, and what do I get for it?" kind circulated in Berlin in the 1940s work all day and then come home and feed "You get all your meals served like a My son considers himself a "human sacri- himself. sultan, your bedroom cleaned, your clothes fice" on the altar of the Church of the Estab- He's the only dedicated teenager In North washed and Ironed and a full-time old family lishment. He was 15 before we could use the America to work when the "gang" went tubing retainer —me!" word "employment" In front of him The word down the river one Wednesday afternoon Something tells me I'll have the first kid to broke his face out and he preferred we spell it. He's the first person to ever have half of his retire three years before he has anything to The way he explained it to us on the eve of his paycheck withheld for some service which he retire from. Arlene Herson hosting cable TV show By MARGUERITE Mrs. Herson Is the wife of tervlewed merely to demon- toTCno«TYou" programs, will activities for the State of New HENDERSON Milton Herson, an attorney strate her skills for a pilot be repeated the following Sun- York. Mrs. Herson worked EATONTOWN - Arlene and president of Music show. day at 7 p.m. The Fred Caruso also in the public relations of- interview Is slated for Oct. 4/8. fice of BUI Satire, who was Herson, Rumson. erstwhile ad- Makers, and the mother of There was no intention of Mrs. Herson, who has re- special assistant to President vertising salesperson and col- Michael, 13, and Karen, 10 airing the pilot until sided In Monmouth County for Nixon during his first term and umnist for the Ad-Visor, Mid- Futurevislon's powers-that-be Focus of her taped in- seven years, worked in public now is a regular contributor to dletown, will host a half-hour said, "Say, that's good; we'll terviews will be finding the fel- relations and politics when she the Op-Ed page of the N. Y. talk show, "Getting to Know use it." You," starting tomorrow at low (or femme) behind the lived In New York. During Sen. Times. She was also employed 6:30 p.m. on Futurevislon facade. And so they shall tomorrow Jacob Javits' 19(8 campaign, in the public relations office of Cable TV, Channel 12, here. "When I talk to a politi- at 6:30 p.m. It, as all "Getting she was director of women's Tex McCrary. cian," states "Mrs Herson, "I Intend to talk about him and what he is like, rather than paved streets, taxes, etc." Present thli coupon HEADQUARTERS fora In the planning stages are ADULT COSTUME KITS and ACCESSORIES Interviews with such persons as Mayor J. Joseph Frankel • WIGS*MAKEUP* MASKS here; GOP U.S. Assembly on one admission to the hopeful Bruce Coe of Rumson; Mitch Leigh, Sea Bright, com- Complete line of Decorations and Paperware poser and board chairman of Music Makers; WMCA talk 1978 HOME SHOW RENT ALL YOUR PARTY SUPPLIES show host Barry Farber, of New York, but a regular vis- CONVENTION HALL/ASBURY PARK • TfMM, Chain, Umna, China, Mvwwan, ate. itor to Monmouth County, and movie producer Fred Caruso SEPT. 28 thru OCT. 1 of Rumson, who will be Mrs. PARTY UNE RENTALS Herson's first "legitimate" in- Dltpliyi md DtmoniUtUom ol rlrtutlty nwrrtn/ng a horn and /ft own* can'uav, terview subject. p/ui ...l.m/n.n on Inferior Daaiffn, Do-HYourtmH Mnta, NutrftfM, OPEN 315 Mghwoy 35 (ptmis) Eatontown, NJ. I Ahlfil Cl Archlfciutil Concapl. FRIDAY NIGHT Just south of Eatontown Circle What Arlene Herson terms Admission $2.50 For show details and hours call (201) 528-7806 an "illegitimate" subject was TILL 8:30 P.M. husband Milton whom she in- Phone 5424430 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER26. 1978 The Drily RegMer 15 Many nurses in 'uniform'agreement KTJ Dear Readers: WeU, I did II forms, especially the cap Actually, It wasn't my pro- place. Ctaseejeatly auay I Coast Guard, Marines, fever all hard, 1.C8I tojarles again. My comments which fa- brought an entire profession uniform stand that angered the aarses wear the umr Ms •urgeons, bus drivers, were treated la emergeacy vored nurses weiring unl- down on my held. nurses — many were In agree- mark laager thai they skua*. doormen, chefs, chauffeurs — rooms around Ike ceaalry. la ment. It's the cap they hate. ANN LANDERS and others. I apologize - on ltn, the total was l«,*7i - And not without reasonable Heavy, starched caltea your behalf. aboil on- third if then trac- justification Hearthis: caps (the kiad yta a* adstlre ' Dear Aaa Laaders: Settle tates. "percked *a the hack af ta* Aay physlclaa will tell yea (I) Prafessteaathw: Evea Mmetklag, please. Wkat Is tke The Consumer Predict Dear Aaa Laaders: I will head") are a athwart U keaa that a keapllal kas more air la a haspltal a rap It Ml preper way.to eat crisp bacon? Safely Cemmlsslea's Naltoaal aever wear a line's cap fer gleamlag wkite aad stiff. They bane, ahllbktlr-rrslslaal bac- evtdeace that yea are a aarse. Haw shemM eae eat stewed lijiry Information Clear- Ikrte very g*ed reaseas: hMk gray aad shabby after Usria Ikaa aay other place •• LPNs aad LVNi wear caps, pnues? Wkat should be done inghouse aace raaked they've beta waited a tew earth. Nines' dirty caps carry tee. Na ether profetsfcnal per- with the pits? Please aaswer la skateboards 42nd •• Ike list ef (1) Sanllalloa: A nurse's IhMB fast aid tar. saa Is expected to wear a dr tke paper. There's money In kaurds. They art aew li sev- cap Is Ike dirtiest Iking she meaalag symbtl sack as a cap. velved. - Telegraph HIM enth place. - A Word To The Ask aay sckeal ckUd what ke wean - except ftr ktr sites, Dear Hill: Crisp .bacon Wise „ thlakt at wkea yei say "cap" The gaiir "capcake" raps should be eaten with the fin- Dear Wise: Thanks for the aad he'll reply "aeUeetMa" er caaaal be laiidered. They are gers since spearing it with a word. Don't expect anyone to "waitress." disputable but expensive tore - fork Is virtually Impossible listen. But now they can't say (I) Wamea's Uheratita: Prunes should be eaten they didn't know. There are saw auuy male whole. The pit goes from the Discover how to be date aarses. They are let expected mouth Into a spoon and is bait without falling hook, line Harveys to wear a cap. If they daa't placed on the plate. I've seen and sinker. Ann Landers' have to, why should I? - RN people try to sneak the prune booklet. "Dating. Do's and la Greeafleld, Mass. pit (via napkin) onto the plate Don'ts," will help you be more celebrate Dear RN: Most of your It's a most unappetizing sight poised and sure of yourself on points are valid but I take ex- and etiquette-wise, it's the dates. Send 50 cents In coin ception to your reference to pits. along with a long, stamped, golden the cap as a demeaning sym- Dear Aaa: This Is for tke self-addressed envelope with LITTLE SILVER - Mr. bol. kid who Is so aits about his your request to Ann Landers, and Mrs. James E. Harvey Jr., You've Insulted policemen, skateboard. P.O. Box 11995 Chicago, Illi- 74 Oakes Road, celebrated waitresses, the Army, Navy, In ltn, wben skateboard nois 60611 their golden wedding an- niversary Sept. 10 at a party In $ the Rum Runner Restaurant, Sea Bright. SAVE ABOUT 40 A ROOM A special prayer and bless- 'Based on in average 10 ft. x 12 It ing was given by the Rev. More walls for less room using 10 single rolls, with a Foster C. Wilson Jr., pastor of price range of $5 95 to $26 95 per the First Presbyterian Church money with genuine single roll Actual savings will vary according to room sue and of Rumson This was followed AND MRS. JANES B. HARVEVJR. Wall-Tex-Wallcovering price per roll Anniversary ART OFFERED — Eulene Schlff, seated, president by a toast, dinner and recep- collection excluded of the Greater Holmdel Chapter of Women's Ameri- tion hosted by the celebrants' can ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation through children, James E. Harvey Jrd Class of'53 date Oct. 14 Com* In for • llrtt-rate deal on tcrubbable, ttrlppable Training) approves a sampling of the art work to be and Mrs. William Billec and RED BANK - Red Biok fman, Keansuuig eajy-to hang-lt-yourself Wall-Ten. But hurry, our sale featured Saturday at a benefit art auction in her husband. Catholic High School Class of The committee is trying to •rate October 15. Holmdel High School. The art collection Is from the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, she 1953 will have a reunion Oct. H locate Joan Brock Pikula, Vir- Bruce Andrew Galleries. Viewing will begin at 8 the former J. Frances Brands, In the Rum Runner Restau- ginia Ann Brown, Thomas p.m. and the auction starts at 9 o'clock. Judy Weiss, were married Sept. 8, 1028 in rant, Sea Bright. Gerard San Dalton, Richard Galla. Iris right, Is chairman of the event, proceeds of which Maplewood Mr. Harvey re- Antonio, Elberon, is chairman, Goodall, JohnMurphy. Eliz- will go to ORT School of Engineering, and Barbara tired in November, 1M8 from assisted by Betty Jane Cronan abeth Newman, Suzanne WALLPAPER FASHIONS Pertchlk is on the committee. All are of Holmdel. Bethlehem Steel Co., New Ryan, Fair Haven; Margaret Tracay, Daniel Bills, Proctor York. They have tour grand Venturino Rescinio, Ocean- Bush, Frank Gaskill and Rudy 951 Highway 35 North Middletown 671 -0978 I children pott, and Ruth Keelan Kauf- Glmbrone MEETING MEMOS CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERY Make a Date INSURANCE WOMEN Road. Proceeds will go to A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- SEPTEMBER 30 charity. Mrs. James Orem SALE! tions. Rates: 12.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each LONG BRANCH — Insur- Calico fair, t mist Episcopal Church. Kings Highway, ance Women of Monmouth may be contacted for reserva- additional line; $3.00 for two days, $125 each additional line. Middletown. opens 11 AM. Sat, rain or shine Marvelous County will hive a dinner tions. STANDARD $6 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $1.00 for biker), sewing, 4 crafts. Christmas decorations Fabulous II days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 days meeting tonight In llventos silent auction, plants, refreshments. Children's entertain- West End Minor. A seminar COMMUNION BUFFET CHAIR before publication Call The Daily Register, 542-40JM, ask for RED BANK-The Rosary UW Date Secretary. ment, all day. with special kids show at 4 P.M. Glamorous on commerlcal fire class rates to 1 cutWon . Gay Nineties review at 7 4 9 o'clock Reserve seats in will |K conducted Thursday at Altar Society ot St. James Ro- man Catholic Church will have SEPTEMBER It advance, 671-2524 Hawaiian trip drawing. 4 P.M I p.m. In Old Orchard Inn, 00 Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical Author and Lecturer, St. Catharine's Church, garage sale and auction on Sat. Eatontown. Moderator will be a Communion Buffet Sunday, following 10:30 a.m. Mass in will speak at the MoUy Pitcher Inn, Red Bank at 1 P.M. Sept. 30. 10 a m to 3 p.m This will be the first event of the Alfred Ruhrold, supervisor of the church. The buffet will be *180 Sponsored by the Middletown Bible Study Admission: Centennial year of St. Catherine's Church Holmdel, (S the Special Multi-Peril Depart- Fabrics to $12.00 per at Fore Lakes Restaurant. yard. Wide assortment free. mile West of Garden State. Exit 114) ment of Continental Insurance Uacroft. Sister Percylee Hart, of beautiful first quality STANDARD SOfA Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No. (44 Co. Bei Bumsteln miy be con- principal of Red Bank Catholic Hospitality Night 4 Orientation at COBBLESTONES, Rt. OCTOBER 1 tacted it the Mullaney Agen- High School, will speak on materials from the to 3 cushion* JS. Middletown. Music by Joey Sudyka. Dancing 4 cash Flea Market. VFW. 2179. Oct 1.9 A.M. to 5 P.M Rain or cy, Oakhurst, for additional In- "Women's Role In Today's finest Mills in America. bar. 8:J0 P.M. Information: 58*0170 shine. Hwy. 38. Port Monmouth (next to A4P) $5 per space formation CaU 741-6264 or 787-9897. World." Reservations, due ALL WORK DONE BY 00 Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical Author and Lecturer at 1 tomorrow, may be made with MASTER CRAFTS- P.M. Sponsored by the Middletown Bible Study. Admission: Concert-Ernest May. Organ. Walter Chestnut, Mrs. Marie Gould or Mrs. *369 Trumpet Works by Vivaldi. Telemann 4 Bach. First CADETTE CAMP MAN. Free. FARMINGDALE - "Pro- Gerri Wittmann. Presbyterian Church. Tower Hill, Red Bank. 4:30' P.M. tecting Our Woodlands" Is the Keyport Adult School - Fall term begins Sept. 2( • Broad Child care provided Freewill Offering curriculum - 10 hours of tennis Instruction, $15. Course A theme of the eighth annual ADELINES ENTERTAIN CALL: 747-25431 Monmouth Association for Retarded Children, the Mid- Cadette Camp In, sponsored MONMOUTH HILLS - begins Sept. 26. course B Oct. 31. Register now. Informa- tion, Mario Crap!. Director. 254-0902. dletown Recreation Program for handicapped persons by Monmouth Council of Girl The Monmouth Hills Chapter FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE scheduled to begin Sept. 24, 1978 has been rescheduled to Scouts, to take place Friday of Sweet Adelines entertained SEPTEMBER 27 begin Oct, 1, 1978. For further information, call weekdays, and Saturday at Bass River patients at Red Bank Nursing Qsuenm MOWHOUTH COUNTY mi WT) A Chinese Auction (or the benefit ol Monmouth Legal 747-2928 State Park. Home. The chapter, under the Secretary Association Scholarship Fund at Buck Smith's. direction of Dan Wolaver, Campaign Cocktail Party sponsored by Red Bank Re- East Keansburg. 7 p.m. Donation $1.50. Tickets at door. publican Women. Sunday. Oct 1, 1978. 5 10 7 p.m. at Olde SQUARE DANCE meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. In RED BANK DRAPERY SEPTEMBER IS Union House. Red Bank. N.J. Donation $5 per person UNCROFT - The Ltacroft the Community Center, Kings Friends of the Middletown Township Library annual Woman's Club will have a Highway, Middletown. New 39V. BROAD ST. RED BANK Art in Park Festival. 50 artists-more welcome Call meeting, main library, 55 New Monmouth Rd., 8 p.m. square dance Saturday, start- members are welcome. The 739-0653 for details Veterans Memorial Park. 1776 Union Speaker from American Littoral Society, Sandy Hook. Ing at 8:30 p.m. In ilncroft chapter Is part of an Interna- Ave, Hazlet, noon to 4 p.m. Spectators welcome Presbyterian Church, W. tional organisation dedicated The Monmouth County Assoc. for Children with Learn- OCTOBER 2 Front Street and Everett to barbershop singing. ing Disabilities next general meeting will be on Tburs., 7. JO Closing day for Birds Seed Savings Day sale For p.m at the Seavlew Square Mall Community Room, State further information write to Owl Haven. PI) Box 98. Hwys. 35 and 66, Ocean Township. The program "Parent Oakhurst. N.J. or call Alice Forshee. 671-9030 Awareness Session on the I.E.P.". (Individual Educational Plan). Geraldlne Parham and Jean Canning both of the OCTOBER 5 State Department of Education will present a "hands on" Monmouth County GASP (Group Against Smoking Pol- workshop for parents to help them become active partici- lution), 8 P M Second Floor. Red Bank Police Station. 51 pants with the Child Study Team in developing their child's Monmouth St New plans lor action 4 clean air enjoyment IE P An opportunity to discover your role in ttie I.E.P. to be formulated All interested persons welcome process and ask questions of the persons from the State Annual Rummage sponsored by Ihv Womens Guild of Dept of Education Open to all members and the general Trinity Episcopal Church. White Street. Red Bank begin- WEIGHT, pablic ning at 10am to5 30p m GET Oceanport PTA Card Party-Fashion Show at 7:30 P.M.. OCTOBER 541 Maple Place. Door prizes galore, fashions by Brooks 4 Rummage Sale. St Johns Church. Points Rd., Little YOUR ACT Sport Spot. Refreshments. Tickets available at the door. Silver, Thursday evening. October 5. 6-8 30 p.m . Friday, Do you want to be healthy? Come to Concert in Health, October 6,10 a.m. to 2 p.m. NANEW call Monmouth Medical Center. 222-5200. Ext. 308 or 718, for TOGETHE OCTOBER 7 tickets and further information Flea Market, benefit SPCA Spaying Fund, held Ely >• AT ACT II QUEST, weekly forum for single adults You bring the Mill. Pleasant Valley Rd . Holmdel. 9-3 p m conversation and conviviality and we provide the tree and OCTOBER 7414 forthright discussions on subjects of interest to single, CAR WASH—Sponsored by the Senior Class at Mon- PLACE. separated, widowed or divorced people Refreshments and mouth Regional Oct 7th and 14th Form 9-12. at the school We're pleased to announce dancing afterwards $3. donation. Non-sectarian, 8 P.M. Tickets. $1. Thursdays. Unitarian Church, 147$ W. Front St., Llncroft. Middletown Senior Citizens Club will hold a flea market. a new time and place Keansburg High School Booster Club monthly meeting Sat. Oct. 7 at Croydon Hall. Leonardville Road. Leonardo, to learn Today.'s tk'nthtmut top** Ma$accmN mm'* m* scheduled for 8 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 28 In the Home 10 to ), rain or shine. Spaces indoor/outdoors. $5. For Weight Watchers' Program Mutta'i Mr»tttrs »ntmd. \2 taJMfea nrj Economics Room. 110at the High School reservations call 6711134 or 671-3100. Ext 214 or 495-9265 the beet we've ever, SEPTEMBER t* OCTOBER 8 TOe United Methodist Women of the First United Meth- Hazlet Sports Club bus trip to Broadway Play. Dracula, offered! odist Church of Sea Bright will hold a Rummage Salt * cost $24.50. Includes rood, bus and ticket CaU 264-3754 or lake Sale in the church basement on Ocean Ave. • Church 787-7852. HAZLET St., from •:« A.M. to 4 P.M OCTOBER 9 Marantha BapUst Church SEPTEMBER » First night of MAECOM classes, register now, by mail 665 HOlimtol Road £ Keyport Historical Society Flea Market, Broad St. 4 or in person, at 1 Main St . Eatontown or at Monmouth TuMdqr-TrXP.M. Slnarican Legion Dr., Keyport, M P.M.. Sept. M. Rain Mall. Sept. 25 to 30th. Information call 542-3439 For InfonM-on en "£*£*tMMlr«i eaH t^fs* Oct. T. Spaces: $5 00 CaU H4-7J1J OCTOBER 19 JM-5511 Of Toll Frta (MO) M2-5IM «h Aanual Flea Market, LlncroA United Presbyterian Dinner-Theater bus trip to New York to see "Annie" Church. Wart Front St. ft Everett Rd.. at church frowids. and have dinner at Toots Shor's. St Catherines Altar IK $9 per space. 8413471 Rain date October 7. Rosary Society, East Keansburg. For ticket information WEIGHT Sundry Sale, Salvation Army, M Riverside Ave.. Red call 787-3391 or 787-9285 21 Broad Strati Rad Bank 747-7770 Bank. II A.M. tot P.M. OCTOBER 20 KSfSD fast FREE DEMONSTRATION CotnmUBtty WATCHERS Mon., Tues., Thgrs., SaL II MI.-T The Long Branch Police Wives Association Harvest VMCA, iM Maple Ave.. Red Bask. It a.m. In ate weeks Ball, at Squire's Pub. West Long Branch. 7 to 8 P.M. jw will improve your reading spaed three time* or more Cocktails. Prime Rib dinner. Music: F.D.R. Drive. Tie Authority. • CQMWTWaWa • 'Is* bettar concentration and retention YMCA coarse Tickets: $20 (0 per person 229-0436 or 222-2541 evenings for MLAXINO • COLOMNO • H0MM • TW WORKS begins Oct. 7lh. tickets. T i » Si. Help Wonted 16 SHREWSBURY. N j TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1978 Tiger 7. Auto Insurance

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AM/FM eight track sler Automotive l. outemoric. eood transportation. CHEVROLET WAGON — IfTl. All eo. two new tires, HU0 or besl offer wer options, eacepl windows Well 14+043 aflef * p m JUNK CARS WANTED Kpt mechanically and body H»0 or • UtCK IfTt ELECTRA - Four-door fair offer 1*4 Ml6 DATSUN It's B 710 - Excellent condl rth tlon, 11700 firm JUNK CARS WANTED - MIOMtt CHEVROLET MONZA IfTS - Like 7*4 ]4el or S44 1)01 prlcM POM. Mhowf lowing. • A C •ULLDOIEII OPE«»TO« - Mwl M l ii™ now, FW costetfe stereo Days. To»i«t. »\m> mnao E«M . itiam TOP DOLLAR CHEVROLET NOVA If71 - With olr. • US DRIVERS — M4HI hBvt •UICK SKYLARK - We, BJHmll d K l ... - IN MOTOR CAR CO , INC. dl llnia DM iMMrlKlct like now, ene owner um C DODGE lin COLT - Orange with Rl M Soyrwlllo, NJ mine Call Ml I 741-We* racing tlrlpct. air conditioning, outo CHEVROLET CAPRICE - Classk. maiit transmission, ntw tlrts with USED AND JUNK CARS WANTED - • US DRIVER - P«rt-tlm«.»cll«tl>«« • UICK CCNTURY REGAL If71 - * 1977. oil posilble options, Including olr mags. AM/FM rodlo. \*M0 milts A I TOP PRICE PAID Dl llttnn If IrMOl o< N«>*' temotlc, power iteer Ing. power conditioner. AM/FM stereo, power condition, must we U400 Call Ron, 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autot For Sole -^ 2. Autos For Sole CALL I4I1MI windows Clean, perfect condition, 3 lf b fOf 2. Autos For Sale brakes, air conditioning, AM'FM 13000 747 HfO . ** * * • ' P m ond offer H WANTED radio, MJto orlflruK DODGE AIPEN 1*77 - Air, power FORD GRANADA - IfTft. air, powtr JAGUAR if/s - XJtC. twodoor. one PONTIAC lftf CATALINA VOLKSWAGEN SUPER tEETLE - A I Mod con. Top dollar paid nuniot. /»>m Frkjv. Total Tl 1171 Four cyllndtf, automatic, olr. miles, on* own*. t2)X Ul Mil CHEVROLET IMPALA I97S - Four stoot r IbIngbrk tl t f trlng/broKts, automatic (ranj owner. IfJBO miles Asking UfOO Coll OASIS MOTORS Oil 711 7100 houraHT »»«t Coll 7* COLLECTORS ITEM — tfel Cttrvalf HAT SALES AND SERVICE - Levlne FORD GALAXIE S00 Iff) - Air, two- 747 -J—l f T41-MTS ( ATAIIHA rttf FourOoor. AM'FW RELOCATING, MUST SELL - ItTI . tlon ovalkM>4e. must hove previous ew- Moninia SpSpydey r 51,000 original milts, Motors Corp., Maple Ave . Red Bank door, needs minor work- body ond en MKRCURY COUGAR XR? - i«n. ui. Thundtrblrd, Diamond Jubilee, 111 en ptflonco PIOOM OHHy o» Ptnannal I diti needds wororkk Call 741 7017, weekends glne In excellent shape, MJS firm tomotlc. po glne. 3000 miles, mint condition. Coll 3 Trucks And Doparimtnt. laylhoro CommonHy HU4M. Ing/brokes, air, SO400 milesm . At only 1.717 Norm Mfi SI., Molmd.1, GEORGE WALL II7H Red Bonk Volvo, llf f EosEast New RITTENHOUSE Trailers CONSTRUCTION LABOROR - Same CHEVROLET IMPALA lf?l - Four (Ton 13.W0 or best otter Tit 114] atler man Springs Rd , Red Bank 741 experience necessory Ladder work In LINCOLNMERCURY LINCOLN MERCURV. Inc BLAZER 1*71 - Blue, outomattc, floor, good condition. MM FIAT IfTl - 1Mb. now engine, four new Snrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore MGB CONVERTIBLE - 1974 Four 900 Hwy. 35 77S-1SO0 Octan Twp. DISTRICT MANAGERS Involved. Must have car. Oood oa- powtr stMrlng/brokts, wide tltei, Am MANAGERS porfunlty for ambitious worker. Can COUGAR XR7 If77 - Air conditioning, fires and spare Body'Inter lor good cylinder, tour-speed, standard brokes SHORE MOTORS rodlo. rwater. 13000 772 1440 »1J*Tf condition WTm*. and steering. AM/FM stereo, green DEPARTMENT HEADS power brokes'itterlng, AM/FM eight with ton Interior «,300 miles Eftcep Volvo-Triumph Dealer 1*77 CHEVROLET SILVERAOO - r irock stereo Good condition Best of FORD PINTO if 77 - SiM0 nlln, sec 1971, power windows, air condl Honing, Hwy. 11, Monotquon. SM 7SO0 Tokt choroa Indlvlduoli, two vtarl r» COOK - Pan lime, apply In person. tlonalcoratum. Red Bank Volvo. Mf Subwrtan, h*ravyduty, oir conditioned tall hard goodi oipvflonct a mull ttr Coll ofltr i p.m.. e7H37< ond owner, looks and runs wtll. slick four oood tires, 72,000 miles Eicellent E. Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bank I47-OJ1 Arnold Walter Nursing Home, e» 5 dltion Best offer Coll M? r Shift, asking 1700 71/ VU condition »Ie00_Coll_W;]n»_ SIMCA ifTO - Station Wogon Growth opportunity tor right ptople Louret Ave.. Hailef. CHEVROLET ItST COUGAR IfM - Need* motor. ltd CHEVROLET 1*7S - Pickup, custom Company bontfltl. Olicounri CallR COUNTER PERSON - Must be II or h*oo>r»,Cam.corburtlOf,*itro» tlU FORD GRANADA If77 - 2J.S00 mllii, GTO 19*4 -All redone, classified as o Call 7174m dele 10 i lid I bed faclory K,omor. M4 SISO MM < nil 74; 4711 atltr tpni 301, V4, air, AM/FM stereo, powtr hot rod. New paint |oa SISOO firm Monmouth Older. Position Include* omwerlng man itcerlng/brokes. rear defogger, H- Chrysler-Plymouth STEIN CADILLAC PERGAMENT phones Mutt apply In person, tutors COUGAR XR7 - Hordlop, IMe, while Hwy. It toiontown ASBURY AVE , ASBURV PARK Fomous Pltio, ill* 5unset Ave., CHEVROLET OW Iffl - Ntw tires, celltnl condition, U.100 3644571. ofltr ACCOUNTANT - Or,. ,.or | wltti black Interior, bucket seoti, ion CHEVROLET C10 1973 - New tires, i, N.J., after li.m. automatic, blue t stripes, AM rodlo, sole, oulomatlc, powtr DM ring and HOLSEY PONTIAC MONTE CARLO lf7S - Air, powtr maoo ptrltnct. local C.P.A. oftlct. hi-tack seats, I2J00 or trade 7M 1460 olr. New tires UMO milei Rum and FORD MAVERICK 1V7S - Four-door, steering/brakes, low mlleogt. 11,000 automatic, blue ft stripe* AM rodlo. Coll HM»i DEtlVERY PERSON CHEVROLET IMPALA 1977 - Four RTE M S4? 7100 EATONTOWN milts 13.W0 Coll 74/ 31*4 hi both seuts. sJtOO or trade m I4A0 S1J7S. Call RNATIONAL HARVESTER 1941 CJ JFIP 1976 Fout spe«d leui ALARM INSTALLATION H, do 747-0*7* or 7774737 avelall Four-door, power steer MUSTANG II 1fT4 - Four-cylinder, SERVICE 1 SALES four speed, very good condition. ll,M0 wheel drive, Armstrong Tru-track _ J, needs >awer brakes, air conditioning, STRAUB BUICK OPEL tires, roll bar, 1MCC sU-cvlinder en touch-up painl, e» teller., Ikes, appro* DATSUN 710 WAGON - It/4, AM'FM, aut_o IOIII, HMO miles on rebuilt en or best offtr. 741 7951, NINE ACRES ot New ond Used Cars FALL 8, WINTER DENTAL ASSISTANT - Pan time, outomallc, best offer. glne, very good condition. Asking HwylS aM-4000 Key port glne, AM/FM cossette, gr«n with ImoMy njm miles, make otter Call while ftberglas removable root, asking Tuesdays. Fridays and olternate Satur WMU owytlme. 44*1115 11300 Coll S*>3157 after 5 p.m. day*, half days, Hailet ore*. Send re - SlN-cyllnd OJ00 tTl-MW, after 1 p.m. pile* 10 Bo« M J14, The Dolly Re«lster. Chrysltr Imperial, oil powtr, 1 mft Asking 1 Wewsbury. N.J. 07701 2. Autos For Sale body work, tl7S 741tf74. »71 S4TI. DODGE VAN 1*73 - Window*, lo< 2. Autos For Salt 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Solt runs good, three speed, %>Mo or I HELP OLOSMOBILE M lfTO — Ntw point. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw offer. Call 741-4MS Summer Is over and local company In R OF NURSI and used cors In Monmouth County. Keypori has Immediate openings with lll Oue*n o Over 100 air-condl Honed ntw cars (n DODGE WINDOW - Von 1*7*. B 300 eomlna potential up to i feST*^^rTI • Slock. McGLOIN BUICK OPfcL INC., Automatic, power steering/ brakes. OLDSMOBILE \111 - Custom Cruiser Moving. Asking P37V 741-7447. Station Wogon. low mileage. Many ex Shrewsbury Ave . Ntw Shrewsbury ... Jersey tros. Original owner, tSWS. Call T414300. FORD ECONOLINE VAN We - Company benefits. Call »e41li 54743U Power steer Ing/brakes, AM/FM eight Irock, wide tires ond moos, finished ELECTRICAL TESTER OPEL GT If71 - Excellent condition Interior. M3-4JU, osk tor Jim. $8.05 Test ana final assembly ef simple elec- New tires, low mileage. Call 142 4179 or tronic devise. Applicants must hove 747S307, TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb FORD — lf« Pick-up Ctatstc, B» PER HOUR Induitr lul exptr lent e to pvrform r epet service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 63 Low cellenl condition. Owner must sell Hive testing to high quality stondard OPEL STATION WAGON IfTl - Me er Main St., Motowan, M6-I299 Call S43-IJM onyilmt. Mutt bo ovor II with high tchool chonlcaliy A-l, asking 11.095 Ont diploma, own trontportatlon, rtlloblt Sumbli letter or resume to: Nu Data We Alto Have Seven Can In Stock owner. Coll 741 »ff. TOYOTA 1971 - Mark II Sport Coupe, FOND VAN 1W - New tires, shocks, ond ready to work. II you art afraid lo Corp , 32 Falrvlew Ave., Little Silver, new transmission, At. HIM t bkd PINTO 1*74 - Excellent condition, work ond occopt o chalkfigo. pltoso do You Could Buy for Less Than $1,000. liooo llrm. 1714734 not call Ihli numbor. EXPERIENCED GLAZIER - MM- S46-2S71 bttort I p.m. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1970-ENCeiient FORD - 1*75 F-1M Pickup EnceUe 739-0377, Ext. 5 running condition, needs some Interior condition. U500 Mutt tell. PONTIAC CATALINA - 1W0 Station 7»7«l» 1975 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 Wagon Run* good, looks good Aiklng work, asking U00 W UM MAKM INSTALLATION EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE WHTColl 747'ifW TRIUMPH TRe. If73 - Eicellent condl TRUCK INSURANCE SERVICE AND SALES 1 0 Pl Stock #994 VH ,nm mi,mi . lion. AMfFM rodlo. Low mlleoge. ^ ^ * P/Sleer P/Brakes, air conditioning, am-lm PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY — INS,311 «l» Call nf-0065 after 5 p.m. EXPCRIENCED PAINTERS automatic. 1300. SIM PER WEEK time Call after S p.m stereo, vinyl top, P/windows. linted 4VS-0W1 evenings Me-Utt 4 Motorcycles PART TIME glass, twin seals, lull instrumentation. PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON - EXPERIENCED - Car polisher, for 19M, foctory air, tinted windows, 1*74 750 HONDA - 1400 mile*. Cuilom 0-10:30 p.m. new and used tors Permonent paillton vinyl interior, wsw. ONLY 33,044 miles power steering, automatic, very good VEGA WAGON If73 - 30400 miles, paint Excellent condition Must Mil. with all fringe benefits. Excellent Day condition, tttf Call (Ul-MU between Pirelli tlrts, manual tronimlnlan. IISSO or best offer. 170 J9lt ALSO FULL TIME plon Mutt have driver's Ikense Apply M a.m. 100\. reliable, 1475 Coll 671 1150, buil POSITIONS AVAILABLE In person, see Jim Matthewt, Red Jar* 1978 YOUR PRICE IS ONLY PLYMOUTM CRICKET - 1*71. Four ntu hours. CVCLE INSURANCE Volvo, IH Eoit Newman Springs Rd.. door, six-cylinder, runt good, low VOLVO STATION WAGON 1973 - quolot ond blnoort by pftont GOOD WAGES mlltoot. needs minor work Aiklng TOLL-FREE HO^n 9703 STEADY WORK LINCOLN $ Power steer Ing/brokes, clean Inside IRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT 1977 BUICK 1600 Coll Ml 3519- and out, very oood condition. 45.000 GOING IN SERVICE I»77 Hor NO LAYOFFS 4 dr lawn car - Slock #020 VB- 3,995 PONTIAC CATALINA 1970 - »M milts, %2Mb in-ojat. 1000. excellent condition. Lots o HIRING NOW chrome. Only 6000 miles. W7S0 llrm BENEFITS automalic. P/Steering, P/ brakes, au- REGAL COUPE Good running condition High mileage. VOLVO I9M — Automatic. Needs After S, 49S 13M work, or for ports. Btst offer. Call J*l 3M7. BONIFIED Due to 100% Increow In production, we tomatic air conditioning, tilt wheel, Vfiautomalic P/sleering. P/brakes, HONDA CB3MT - 1t7S. Red, 4.000 MANAGEMENT have Immediate openings tor sales rep uirm mile*, like new. Slity bar, windshield retentatlves. Installers, office help ond cruise control, am-lm slereo wilh 6 air conditioning, tinted glaw. am-lm. VOIKSWAGEN - Super Iff} Super TRAINEE PROGRAM nonoo^norneni Trainees - Track interval wipers. P/windows, rear deicer. P/windows. P/S mold- Beetle with automatic. 11400 «». Call JW«JS P/locks, interior lite group, P/vents, ing, wire w/covers, Landau roof, •43 4516 KAWASAKI 7S0 - 1*74. Good condl Central Jersey. hHOttt tire alarm USED CARS PONTIAC CATALINA — IMf, tx tlon. Must sell *7». Call 717 but any- compony li now hiring No experience VOLKSWAGEN 19M time. twin comfort seats.' R/S remote mir- velour Interior, tilt wheel, wsw. ONLY cellent running condition, clean, ask Good condition. 1S95 necessary Musi be over II ond respon- We Need You 26,634 miles. KAWASAKI 1*74 - KUDO Eiictllont sible. Company will train, start work ror, painl stripe, premium moldings, Ing WOO. Coll M3-MO4. Call S43-eT10 Immediately. For Interview Call Man To lain Ctntral Jersey", largest dis- PONTIAC FIREBIRD - Convertible, condition Mony •Ktro* tributor of fire safety equipment. You diamond fire painl, leather interior YOUR PRICE VOLKSWAGEN - IHI Kormonn Ghla. Coll 471 IMS day through Wednesday between 9 »7 P/antenna, wsw ONLY 8,649 miles red, a classic, clton. W50 13 Washing p.m. and ask for Mr. Fields con eorn 1130 per week port time Ho steel belted rodlols IIJHJ T4MUT ton St.. Rumson 747 7W1 experience necessary • company wl(l YOUR PRICE IS ONLY 1 842-7443 Iraln. PLEASE STOP *4,995 ALUMINUM SIDING MECHANIC - $ 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale For Interview, call Mlu Jane* AND SEE OUR MOTORCYCLE AND MOPED INSUR Who also knows carpentry, ond one 10,295 ANCE - Reasonable rates. Grosilnper helper. Coll TJWil tftef i p.m. 739-0377, Ext. 10 and Heller Agency. IS Wlkoff PI. Red WIDE SELECTION Bank 741-1105: AUTOMOtlLE MECHANIC FRONT-END LOADER OPERATOR Must be skilled In complete automobile - Must be Ml ' repair Very busy shop Five-day work VM-UU or 717 7 CLEAN USED CARS — ALF week. Eftcetlent pay eion and benelin Apptppy In persoperson orr coll Circle ChevrChero NEED A CAR? let Compan 441 Shrb A AT PRICES THAT ARE SURE let Company. 441 Shrewsbury Ave., experience necessary Apply N YAMAHA - US Enduro. ' ShrewstHji y, NJ. Ml 3110 Ask for Nick OL5, Rt. 14 I. Lloyd Rd., Abert TO PLEASE YOU GET RE-ESTABLISHED must sell f roccWa, Service Manopef. N J U50 firm. S4319O1 UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY AUTO MECHANIC - experience and FULL TIME - Appllonce salesperson, ALL PRICES EXCLUDE TAX * LICENSING YAMAHA tools necessary. Apply In person. Mlory plus commission, all cempony JAR CYCLE SERVICE, INC. Schworti Chrysler Plymouth. 141 W.benefits SU paid holidays, blrthaoS Union 4 3rd. Avc.Long Front St.. Rod Bonk Brooch 72* 5100 off, with pay, tick leave, funeral Move, AUTOMOtlLE DRIVER - Seek re- lite insurance, hospital I lot I on Apply I "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" sponsible Individual to drive officer of at NICHOLS, Rt. U ft Lloyd Rd*. AW. Auto our company from Little Silver lo New- deen NJ* UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED ark In morning, then back aooln In lote Services/Parts afternnoon. Salary position with diver- sified duties ^between Call Mr. FIREBIRD - 19*7, for ports or whole. Munley, SM1300, Ext. 14 for further ATTENTION: New transmission IS miles on It. 1250 Information. 100% FINANCING Call 471-5125. AUTO MECHANIC - Experienced THeONW ClNCOtN MtOlKY BGMJEE.OM mmUHM. No Co-Maktrt — No Gimmick* Clou A, certified, mutt have own tools, excellent pay plan with all fringe bene- on lh« Spot Approval II Qualmtd fits. And pension plqn. Earn up to STOCK CLERK KSMo for me rlgt,l person See Jim Matthews, Red Bank Volvo, II* East SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT' Newmon Springs Rd., Wed Pony iCdl Mr. Banks 566-6120 or 6411 Auto Rent/Lease DELIVERY PERSON 681 SHREWSBURY AV£.,N.3. 747-5400 AUTO MECHANIC WANTED - Ex- RENT A VAN - Low, low rotti. Coll perienced only. Foreign ond Domestic. OUY/OAL FRIDAY mpi. T0W5.FQRP. HWV. IS. Kiy Hours IS. Pay negotiable. Call •43-NiS, otk for Jim FOOD SERVICE WORKER AUTO MECHANIC - First Class end 7 Auto Insurance brocket A only need apply Leod person GOOFER. ETC. for Dodge dealership. Excellent pay AUTO INSURANCE and fringe benefits, flood opportunity AND BRINGING HOME LEU THAN FREE guolti ond blndcri by phone tor right person. Call Jim afF&H Mo- WHY N0T invites you to- CALL TOLL FREE 100121 Mj ton, It. 15, Eotontown. 5431117. '""'NOEV *""• WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT PRO. GRAM WHICH ALLOWS YOU TO KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOi YET VALUABLE COUPON DOUILE YOUR PRESENT EARN INOS THE FIRST WEEK. MUST IE NEAT IN APPEARANCE 50 CENTS OFF AND WILLING TO WORK A MIN IMUM OF » HOURS A WEEK. CALL FLORIDA ON US! Your Next (42-7443 Monday through Wootoootoy, t:JM DAILY REGISTER CIASSIFIED AD p.m. Alfc for Mr. FIOMk. F • "** « * niwn ¥ — nun iiiiTiiiiivvn By pre&entmg Ihis coupon yoora txpirttnca In rttall Mlti bookkioplr«. Call tn-xua tor kv When placing your classified ad km. MorrU Plot. Gkni Co (Sorry, not good towtrds Family Ad GAS STATION ATTENDANT - Full, tlmo, doy thlft. OKSorbtnco proforrtd. NEW 78 CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH OR or Contract Adv/tutu) A^piy Inptnon, Jin Sunoco. IUHvy. MAZDA IN STOCK, OR A LATE MODEL USED AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE «LispT.SONAjjr, CAR (1975 & UP) — UNTIL SEPT. 30,1978, Call 542-1700 , 1* W. from >t., Kewrt, NJ. Mall chtcki lo: Tht Dally Rtglitw DWARE AND RECEIVE — 4 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS FOR i. On* Rtgnltr Plata. Shrmtbury. N.J. 0770* Olo's. U W. Fro/H StNAGER TWO* AT THE CASTAWAY BEACH MOTEL, DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA. • 4 DAYS, 3 NIGHTS FOR TWO* IN FLORIDA'S VACATION CENTER - DAYTONA BEACHI CLASSIFIED • DELUXE ACCOMMODATIONS AT CASTAWAY BEACH MOTEL DIRECTLY ON THE OCEANI • WELCOMING CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST FREE**I BUSINESS DIRECTORY • DISCOUNT COUPONS FOR SHOWS, RESTAURANTS, ATTRACTIONS, FREEI • OCEAN AND POOISIDE CONVENIENCE! A DAILY GUIDE • VACATION CERTIFICATE GOOD FOR ONE YEARI OF BUSINESS SERVICES 10 SUIT YOUR NEEDS • 1 SPUT OF CHAMPAGNE FREE ON ARRIVAL! • VACATION CERTIFICATE IS TRANSFERABLE - GREAT GIFT FOR ALTERATIONS MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING 4 NEWLYWEDSI ADDITIONS • Rooting, lining, ciromlc DECORATING lilt. Compftt lino ofromooollng. Coll CAKES BAKED HURRY! OFFER GOOD TIL SEPT. 30,1978 RICK Molmboro. 717 3541. Sorvlng Mon mouiti County'l ypon * AM profralonolly drcoralod, oil oc . • TRANSPORTATION 1 MEALS NOT INCLUDED mm rtat ANY TYPE - CH Mownry. Spoclo, - 1 nroptacn. Coll j»l iSu or sssfi,VAr " - ALL THIS... PLUS OUR LOW YEAR-END PRICESI oflor • pm. DAVE'S OENERAL REPAIRS - AM ROOFING A SIDING CARPENTER-RETIRED - SfOkl •moll ond modtum tltad loot. Com GENERAL CONSTRUCTION pMo Inttr lor romodollng Mrvlco. Pon- T/A Markotlna Rotoorch Strvlcot ollng. Kllchod coblr»t? Room OOUI llom/roirootlon room, rollnlihlrw boohcOMt. Armstrong chondolltr coir LIGHT HAULING — Attic mH Ingt. F-rM odvlct ondnllmorn. Good >d Daytoni't CMtawly Baach Daytona Baach — the world's wommomnip. Cull onytlmo, 71t il» 5S!5 sftr """ MoM, the most complete year- most famous beach, is the home UGHT HAULING - VordoOM COIHn ADDING MACHINES Drtly*. round fun resort offers the lime ol ol the Daytona 500 — Jailai — TYPEWRITER your Me — sun-filled days on the Dog Racing and Passport to Fun ADDERS- Typtwrlttri, Colculotort, beach and fun-packed nights al its World! Only 70 minutes Iran Dis- sold, traded j repaired. PAINTING i famous nightclub, THE BARN DISCOUNT prkM DECORATING Cotof TVi Comfort design rooms1 ney World. Sea World. Cape Ken- SEHPICOj _ 747-WBS 1 nedy, St Augustine, Cypress HOUSCPAIMTINO - I om o polMor Laundry & valet service 2 patio »«intaoyoonia«wloKOondtto»od Gardens and other world famed PLUMBING ft AVIS pools! Kiddie pool! Playground & HEATING 'game room! Snutfleboard. basket- attractions! Enpy exciting night PLUMBING PROBLEMS? ball & volleyball, outdoor ping life, sparkling clear water, a beau- 1. PoOtrton Fob Hovon pong! Exercise » sauna roorm tiful white sandy beach, and a NMM64 Lfcomo No. 1577 vss. 1 747-0787 PAINTING AND DECORATING Direct dial phones! Beauty salon vacation to be remembered year Co/H. Moot Fully mound Babysitting servicesi And much after year — Iree! MOVING & STORAGE For trn nllmotn coll thMM WEtryLrder. much more! MOVE WITH NICK — For HFH. Froo PROFESSIONAL PAPERHANGINS Chrysler Plymouth Ma/da Intmiational titlmotot. Sonlor ratof, olio will Coll now for fro* »tlnio*oi tram. Coll dnytlmo, Mo-H«4. P.M. HORAN SVSJU ll Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51. Help Wonted Nubbin SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1978 The Daily Register 17 PAUT TIME HERECEPTIONISC T —M«lt Go NAVY Merchandise 102. Houses For Rent Ml and Mtory rattilramant fa fc WUV ODM'T YOU M P.O •« lW~J BOW Call,., Wanted PAUT TIME - Drivx to nameen TBLL M* YOU wSflS I M* - CMM Cailct cilwm to and from Had Bank day an tr, B hewn par waak. UHiw hour "MIRROR. MIRROR PLAC*,' —. 41-700. ON THE WALL. 747-MM )ws STATt RENTAl* Hi WHO IS FAIREST LITTL._E SILVESILVER Vn»llri|» PART-TIME - EitabllMwd tarty roncn Famllv ntn, Mini air. fir*- morning nmnpoptr routn art avail pUca, mm olUi wtrm CMM la Mao aWito rtltabt o MntM with car, Atlan- center ISM pvf rnofHn, #tWB urHtfirt tic Htahtondv Hotmd*l or untm Silver Security, leoto MHW iood profit and car ollowanc! 747 MM, dD tn^BP fct «nlor S»«! Riplln lo «o. M 111. Th» LONG BRANCCH - Co*yy cotMfft. Wf Dolly BtflliUf Shfcwibury, N.J. d t kid, pelsl , only SlfS S c*M PART TIME PERSON - Needed to STATE A supervise a small group *f eorly morn TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO ng newspaper carriers Beiford, MATAWAN - Swp*T C**tM*. (Ml DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to tlBS/mov* In, MW Rf 14, fcfds. p*ts Leonardo or Keyport Union Beach Cosh DON PON S JEWELERS Will oreo Good sahxv ond car "- Buy from prlvote owners and estotes permanent potlllon CoColll 7*7 3J*5, STATE RENTALS ttf. flays, tr>4tti5, nighty ANVI«UE^LOCK$ REPAIRED AND ??:-„ rn •• Ranch home, JEWELRV DESIGNED m River Rd.. | turnlKvedMID0LETOW. threN* bedrooms, den, fire PERSON - EiMrttm Fair Haven. N.J. M3-4157 ptoce MARINE MECHANICS mower engine.. (Jocobwnl. .... 747 1W4 tor ftoular nvo(nt*nonct on ptomlMi EXPERIENCED ColHflS4» attar S p.m. REAL ESTATE II MIDDLETOWN - Ranch ham*, 71. Merchandise FULL COMPANY BENEFITS PERSON — Far stock cl*fk, ond for I.Merctiondlte ,„ RENTALS furnished, three bedroom*, den, flre- 51 Help Wanted S3. Domestic Help 1 Ptoc* 74? W4, EXCELLENT STAHTIMO KATES tales tor Red Bonk hardware and For Sale For Salt lumber company. Some experience MONMOUTH BEACH — Luxury heiptyt. Cdl rW* or Bud, 741 -tw 15 RN — Wonted, part-time evenings 4-1] HOUSEHOLD HELP WANTED — 14 MONMOUTH 1EACM Apply at Garden State Manor Nursing SOFAS7S-GE I cu. ft retriaerotor. 101 Apartments Townhouse Pool, tennis court*, living hour, two holt dayi/month, Eatonlown room, dining oreo. two bedrooms, den. Call 7»-77]7 PLATE LAYOUT PERSON - Set up Home, 16 Van Brackie Rd , Holmdel Call 543 2510, eveniogi Of mornings Daily-Sunday UO. Desk, US Modern 1 olnut double bed, mattress ond DOHspring, M0 AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New ten centrol air. deck. U00 • Call Jim. ei«p*f Itnce a muil. A6I« to work from before lL prlnh, prttt brake experience Real SALES HELP WANTED - Part time 1*110,1 between 10 10 tats dolly, never o fee lor tenant CO LAO REALTOR^ S44-1TT7 MARINE MECHANIC - Veor-rs flibl h Eld Llrwnt Furnished ond unfurnished hornet and position, experienced only, immed opportunity tor the right perton Mull WORKING LADY - Looking tor dayi REGISTER SOUND DESIGN - AM'FM radio a OAKHURST - Fine suburban home, be a good mechanic to qualify Btne work to do generol house cleaning. UO apartments TEICHER AGENCY. RE- ooinlnj. Fair Hoven 7ocM Works', coisette player, excellent condltli ALTORS »7 Oceanpan Ave Oceon kid*, pets ok . carpet*, yard. 1233 tilt. InUKonet, vocation Apply ol II SALESPERSON - Experienced In per doy Call 741 IIP. otfclng MO firm 1*1 S4M. T47-W4 STATE RENTALS Bkf Ho I Hood Avt , Formlrtgoolc, N J tall talet full and port tlmt In- Classified Ads PORT MONMOUTH — Seven rooms, L.J. GONZEI MECHANICALLY INCLINDED PER terviews on Monday, Sept Itth and THE USED FURNITURE CENTER W75 plus utilities Adults preferred B Uoad SI, »aa SON — To learn machine setup ond Wednesday, Sept J?th, between II5 54 Situations Wanted 197 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank as low as Beens, Hos-beent ond Why Not, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri One month security required Coll repair Opportunity for advancement n The Wliard of Ol. 413 Broad SI , itl-mJI for Intormatton with growing aluminum building prod ewsbury. ' Female Apartments, on* ond two-bedroom urtcjmpony Apply Broadondb*ctor 0 Monday through Friday. "THE SPIRIT - Of St. Loull ' com- apartments Close to shopping Heat memorative Pewter sculpture by Dan hot water Included In rent, starting at RENT ME! - Coiy Shrewsbury seftlg, PORTER M.W - Full or port tlmt. for BABYSITTING - In my home, all 41 cents Keypunch aoci. Clot* to oil Motowon school! bury Mint. Ml SO (.all UJ TfM U75 p*r month Call Ifl-000* for op SCHOOL Eicellwnt core, references. S44-37S3 THREE BEDROOM SETS — OneATLANTIpolntmentC HIGHLANDS - Four MECHANIC ~ Maintain small flt.1 ot modern, one Colonial ond one child bedroom apartment, living room, dln- rora van) ond per lot) It compreisori. U S* per hour, plus alt btnetltv Oo not BUS DRIVERS EFFICIENT - And rtlloble female RUMSON - Colonial with three Operators phont. Apply In perton. Man through For FAST RESULTS Colonial I Ike new bo* spring ond mot ng room, kitchen, UOO plui utilities bedrooms, dining room porch double txperlemedr *d Company bent M«ki potlllon as clerk, receptionist or Fri. only, » a.m. to i p.m Atlantic Freehold Regional area switchboard operotor. Full lime or treis Also, like new fXli rug. living Bohri J)eo) Estate, 17? 1*00. excellent tocaflon MJ5 fit! IColl W SHI' AT LOW COST room furniture Bedspread., curiolns. Highland. Nursing Home, 0 Mid' immediate opening) port time. Coll 741-441? onytlmt. r ATONTOWN — Thrackmorton Ave., DAYS OR NIGHTS MfcOICAL RECEPTIONIST - Do dletown Ave , Atlantic Hlahlandi. miscellaneous Items WHI bargain EXPERIENCED - Typist, deslrei onebedroom, wall to wall carpeting SEA BRIGHT - Small loriofflce Requires typing skills Fu POSITIONS AVAILABLE CUSTO Coll mini before 1 ond oner *\ p.m. wolk lo shopping. work ot home Will pick up ond deliver phone time Send to Boi N M5, The Dal OIANS — M/W. Middtitown Township THREE PIECE - Living room set Coll 4/1 4U5 Hefliiler, Shrewsbury. 07701 Board or Education Interested portlct with rug. two bedroom lamps IMC MEDICAL SALES - To doctor* E"U ihould rrquett appllcatton at Aamlnlt SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Llcei. GENERAL HOUSE - Cleaning and Call Tues. or Wed between S-7. FREEHOLD'HOWELL - From IIM & n REGISTER up, tine one-bedroom, kids, pets o k , Sea] Bright Cottage 40 ponding National dlitrlbultor .eeki (ration Office, sf Tlndall Rd.. Mid preferred. Permanent ond substitute office cleaning. 125 minimum. Call WTSI43. Hill tiee ,vt , only 1140. move In 7T7-M34 doctor salei r*pr*s*ntatives, two yean dletown. N j 07741 Equal Opportunity poilllons available Excellent pay rate SMI 10 or 32* nil TIRE RXMS - Two brand new IS". 1*w 147*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr NEEDED NOW! •wccesatul experience preferred Shore Employer. andb*neflti,arydgoodequlpmerit App Classified Ads STATE MENTALS Bkr. c SECRETARY - Deslret three days per hub dlometec A bargain at U0. SHREWSVu^Y~-~Two-bedroom, liv- *. !L.£l£"r ooolnil commission lv to Personnel Onice. llHMicresl Hd week. Red Bonk area HIGHLANDS - Three-rooms, - Motftrn ofllcm and modern equip PRESSMAN IM/F) - Chlof H". EH Holmdel. N.J or coll M442O0 lor op Coll U\T\*7 ' ing room, kitchen, bath Close to train* 301 tMBMO Employee benetlli tqua Call 741-1075 fur mined. Immediate occupancy. H*0 mtfri! Wort with cone*nlol people in Opportunity Employer M/F lence a must Fulltime pailtton plication. 542-1700 TIRES - Two Hfl*IS. betted snowi, plui utilities 775-4*57, after 1pm ond buses 1350 a month plus utllltl*!. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Bui) Toll Free from Malowan Area used two months, original price, IIM, Coll 741-0357 or 7<7-ofl*|. •ETTEtt BENEFITS PACKAGE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Deilrobli HIGHLANDS — One-two bedroom doctor's office Top salary Send re REAL ESTATE - Salet associate hours for housewives, shtft workers, 55 Situations Wanted two tot *M 7*1 l»N aportmentv waterfront For appoint sum* with references to Box N-304, Tht wanted tor one of Mlddletown't leading college itudenti, retirees Special Male 566-6100 menl, call 7W«Sl or 7V1-57U 104 Winter Rentals DallyJUgltter. Shr«wsbury, 07701. ogcnclet. Capable ot handling *•- driver's license needed We will train TOP SOIL tcutlv* dltntele, full time only LJ.GONZER MODELS M>F -For foshlon show Call Von Nortwlck Brothers. 717-OVM Toil Free from Mlddletown Ar*a Sli tons. ISO Also larger loads avail HlGHLANOS HILLS - Thr**- hlah fashion photography Pay sc License a mutt. Enperlence helpful bul ALL AROUND YARD WORK - Treet able. milUt_mi\lf. SEAMSTRESS M/W — Port-time, cut. gutiert, oaroati, etc. cleor ' bedroom wlntci rental UOO plus u'lli U0/U0 on hour if you or* ready to not necessary Sophiitkaled market 671-9300 v Bohr* Real Eitate, Ing ond trqlnlna program avotloblt three to lour hours per day In '" f-'«* estimates I*) 4J0V TRUNDLE BED - From Children 1 ties Ocean vie advance your carter or |uit a beginner morning Apply Top Hat Uniform i Workbench, teak, excellent condition 177-1608 coll today (or appointment New York Modern office with oil essential locll tol, Myrtle Ave . Long Branch CERTIFIED LANDSCAPING -^~ »JM Coll after S p.m., HI-IS41 Call 842-3902 affiliated ROJETTE MODE LS Illes Member of MLS Call Foulks lawn cor*, sod, seeding, dcthotthing. heater. ... HIGHLANDS - Beoutltul, Pluth, L _ St-A BHiOH! Nrnrl* iufi»eted Pretton AoMcy. for confidential in SECRETARY -Articulate individual many electrical lighting fixtures, n*v* TURNTABLE - Realistic - BSR. Two furnished, efficiency aportments and LADIit-MiM — Work «t home on th* 5741750 skilled In typing ond steno lo work In etc Call Alan, S43-O577, oom furnished condominium 1350 ttrlvtw FoulktPretlan Agtncy ned. four sheet, of oneway glass. No years old, perfect condition Originally plus security 543 15*1 after 5 motel units Dally weekly monthly phone, torn US UO w**kly Hrvklng 671 V19I I Woodlond. Mlfldlrlo-.fi buty sales department Must be able to 0 ltranded welding cable witn connec {lUO will Mil 140 Ul *«tV rotes Maid tervlce'oll utilities Trad* our cuHmrtfl. tt4-H44. NURSES RN, 11 to 7. part-tl work Independently Pleas* t*nd re ' holder BI-0494 after 6pm Winds Motel. M3II37 weekends. Fri.. on_.d. Sot. Apply In p LANDKAPI HELPER - Full tint REAL ESTATE sum*. Inscludlng salory history and TV — II" portable, black and white, son, Arnold Walter Nursing. Home. 4M current requirements lo Box Q T». The DESKS, FILES - Tobies, chain, add- working, UO SEA BRIGHT — Winter rental avail S. Laurel Aye., Haxlet. SALES MANAGER ng machines, typewriters. offlc* STATE RENTALS Bkr able till April I. 1*7* Second Hoar ot Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. equipment, etc at borgaln prices New home, unfurnished. 1350. furnished. NURSES - RN, 11 to J, full tlm* Active real estate office seeking quail TWO JET SKIS - H.tOO Eicellent KEANSBURG - B*ochvl*w Gar dent, LANDSCAPE GARDENERS omi. or used A AC DESK OUTLET, 1709 1400 Coll 747-7W. •Excellent benefit, Salary .241 weekly tied person to take complete charge Business Hi IS. Ookhurit ill 1990 condition, hardly ever uud. Call one bedroom, view of the bo» Heal HELPER WANTED - full tlm* only Apply In person. Arnold Walter Nuri Opportunity to become corporate port SECRETARY - Far Colt* Neck low IKtin 7V rm. after i p m tiot wait•. cooking gai, 1735 717 4in Cuerlenc* necetwy. 741 7WS offer ing Home, Ul S Laurel Ave . Hafl*l nor All Inquiries confidential Writ* office Word processor experience pre Opportunities 105 Summer Rentals >:» p.m. to: BOB N JO', The Dolly Roglsttr, *"*"»d Full or part, time Call J4}-«0*l DIRT-STONE-TOPSOIL UPRIGHT PIANO KEYPORT - Two room aparimcnl.l Shftwvbury O"01 LAUNDRY - And .try cleonlnq often SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — Cu Lomt Clwrlnq »TI«T 1 Coll 1*1 SeTt ' it. Sun., 4 10 p.m Must be able REAL ESTATE PERSONS - (I) I . perlenced preferred but not nec***ery Money making proposillo i 1*4 2117 between (5 Send Resume to Box tl. Keyport. N J Otlon tor rlahl buyer. Disposable Diapers to fill In during weeti If needed. Apply perlenced. |oln active ooency, (ipand WESTINGHOUSE - Washer and gas KEYPOllT — Elegont one-bedroon golf course, tennis court*, beach and Bright N Clean Loundrette, Hwy. u. Ina, comnlitlont discussed Call Jim Ask for irwln Gerechoft :aunlrv club. Close to oil resort* NURSE - LPN for doctors office, ei SECRETARY - For diversified duties & G Reallori Ul«>44 SUPPLY CORP. dryer, excellent condition. 150 each apartment, b of the bay r*afl*t Ptow, Hoilet. COLA0_R^ALTORj| Stt-1777 73f 7507 perlence necessary with reference. In CPA office Must be Tfoftcient Frit delivery or pickup. Buy a co Coll »71-*ltt. im Include, let m mi LAWN Sf RVICE PERSON - Needs Coll 3*44400 after l] noon. Mon RECEPTIONIST -Foc r DELICATESSEN GROCERY - save up to SOS Slightly Irregular C or photo Studio In statiitlcal typist Experlenc i In proc- Ffoien foods, frultt and vegetables ice WHtTE DRESSER - Bed. bureau. -ONG BRANCH VVf it * M.I two N J. driver's license, full time Call Coll Stolen iiiond essing Federal and Slate I » retuint Ift-ttlO.' bedroom, just 17351725., private, kid* Ok 106 Furnished Rooms milJO. after J p.m earn wndwktifi 77A9SIS with like new motiress and tpr Ing, ll 50 OFFICE CLEANING - Part tlm« IVI detlrobl* Coll '41 U34 l»r Interview Aiu pool table X* 70*1 747 MM iTSTATA F RENTALS Bkr LEGAEL L SECRETARY - Small con nlnai. Holmdcl, Marlboro area. Mui RECEIVING'INCOMING — Inspec SECRETARY NEEDED - GotGuy WHIRl POOL REfKIGEBATOR KEANSBUNG - Furnished rooms or •tnk.k1 RM BoBonkk offlifffl . diversifieddiversed., how troniporiatlon Call HS JM4 lion Clerk, experlenct necessary, call Friday type Shorthond. typing and .III not Interfere with presen em und vervei U 9 cu tt. Eic*ll*nt condition tno Long Branch S6S furnished apartmenti Jlctophon* «Mptfltf.ci; ll Mm Audio visuoi Lobs., J91 i*tl. John ability to deal with customers Impor ploym»nl No selling required 25 year I l t l 1H0L ux VACUUM ( leaner Budget special. Super studio. Xtra 717 4*69 or 717 flSt call Mm* old co Se or od on Spot Range with oven, excellent condition, for apprtiihwftl Cogllane lor appointment ^ font Exciting new business makes thii Model L Plus, power nonle. scarcely 1.00 After * p m, 1*4-0515 _ ?4Tfl4M STATE RENTALS Bkr RED BANK - Nicely furnished, effi- |Ob very Interesting Coll 1*1 SMI for used. Sacrifice II» IT?-00» LO^NG^BRANCH - wiinTbe*! two ciency or tingle room Private en LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT RESTAURANT PEOPLE - Clom appointment. WOMAN S DESIGNER COAT - Black ATIVES - Opportunity |uit knocked EVERGREENS ~ Plnei. Spruces bedroom, heaf paid, only ins Mori trance Parking Ul »75O. M? J'w openers, counter, grill, *fc. Apply In SERVICE PERSON - For air condl IMMEDIATE SALE — Mutt sell estab belted Brogaiia, moanlflcient blue fo* Sterling Thompson wanti you.I irioiri n Bit Al't, Long Branch Kthed leans ond accessories ttore dui i. other varletltl. cheap, mutt dig collar, originally U50 ot local designer th Rpntalt 7740150 Bkr US Iff Pregreatlv* mortal*, creotive under OWNER OPERATOR WANTED - Kwr lfc lo lit health Excellent location, will II 1411311 iifler 6 ond weekend. 'hop, sacrifice as I'm 5'V'i, coat to 108 Commercial writing, irtttt vwltty ol proawctt Year round work, tank ond flatbed sacrifice, asking 120.000. Includes In ihori. approilmate site 11-14, 1175. lwd»T Ltodtl LMdil Expondlnp In lank experience necessary, home eve RESTAURANT HELP — Heeded. First •rtntory and tUfures Call 74774ft3, 10 ~ "FIREWOOD""" 'V 1U4. anytime Rentals Hxanco company MtHiIng proUistonal SERVICE STATION - AMer\dS,un1 ry night, averoge 1*00 to 11.103 week pad time, nights ond weekends. E« am •* p m, Monday through Saturday, TTl-tCW Itftoooflttttiat wliMo w/cc*«d Call Ed Colt after j f> , 2WU'" oftcr 1. HOO14I WOODBURNING BOX STOVE - tso. MATAWAN n perlenced only Apply In person, FIREWOOD AMPLE PARKING -*sTngle ond com MMEOIATE SALE - Must sell estob oak bedroom set antique, W0 Other bedroom, ki binatton office or daitroom facilities PACKAGING OPERATOR - Steody Tony's Mobil, Brood ill Maple Ave , Seasoned hardwoods, spilt, stocked. ilined leant ond occetsorie* store due 'Oried items 741 4635 i*. i31S. utilities ond cleaning - no eitrai! dayi, overtime ovallobl* Ceneroo Red Bonk lo III health Excellent location, delivered 946 M0S orter I p m 4J4 STATE RENTALS Bkr foom and b benefits Pleosanf working conditions I time superintendent 773 WOO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - sacrifice, atkirvg 170,000. include URE - Movlna Selllrta entire rAWAN - Lovely three bedroom Coll between 14 p.m. 711-11*5. RN - Pad tlm* Apply In perton, ventary ond fixtures Call 747 74*J, 10 , of house Call '41 70» or 72 Garage Sales fth Av« Ai For tlnglt rv»«dl* machine Arilln Mill! heat paid, kids, pett ok . 1340 Mon Garden Stole Manor, ft Van Brockle inc., 18 Ptorl St., Lang Branch am -4 p m. Monday through Saturday PACKAGING MECHANIC - Mecnanl Rd.. Hotmdel mouth Rentoli //iciWBkr V3J lee light manufacturing Air conditloi .al'*lectrlco| knowledge desired App SHEET METAL MECHANIC - For all Yard Soles FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? IAWAN - Lovely thre* Mdroom excellent location Please call Wl H VPN - Wonted, part-time, evening! Neptune Cu' RN AND LPN - Full time, five nlghlt conAlonlng and heating company Col NURSERY SCHOOL - Pr*-Kln - Check Ih* USED FURNITURE CEN BASEMENT GARAGE-ATTIC — heat paid Kids, pel* O k 1350 MonATTRACTlvt MoOetn oftu« In ,t 411 Apply at Garden State Manor Ieptune. N J per week, il 7 M a m Clean, attrac M id^StoteJUechonl col^ **?J™*_ dergorten Day Care. Locoted if Nursing Home, l| Von Brockle Rd., TED OF RED BANK Fin* furniture for two homes, everything lorge ond mouth Rentals774 0150 Bkr 135 fee search center. Red Bank Avolloble in live nursing horn*. Good benefits Call SOCIAL WORKER - BSW, port tlmi Boythor* area State-approved for K Holmdel PART TIME - fcxperlemed h*l Mrs. King at Wettwood Hall, BI-SW7 less. 197 Shrewsbury Av*. small 45 Line Rd . Holmdel. Sot Sui for nursing home, IS hours weekly children Writ* to Box 0-114. The Oaily MATAWAh Ken Gordens big om two, three, four rooms or larger unit*. needed Cocktail ond Lunch Waltrem between Vi. OAITTTOVE - W Inch caoptfiOM, 10-7 PLUMBSRS HELPERS - Steody Experience preferred, but not necet Register. Shrewsbury^ J 01701 and two bedroom apartment, .lottine Lo* rent Full services '41 li?S M'W Butters Apply In person. Lonrj P DOWNTOWN REO BANK - Prime perlenced only Must have own tool. lite time guarantee, from MM John v GETTING NEW START Stoneman. custom guitars ftt '3*1 skates, antiques, furniture, old fan transportation, best tlm* to coll beto otfkc spoce with on Site parking One Apartment, solnry 741 UU tools, radios Mother Hubbord'i cui block to Brood Stre*t and Hospital Will r^v^A WEEKEND noon *»5 -041*. | SUPERINTENDENT - Far HI Rise PAY OFF ALL BILLS HAMMOND & BALDWIN board even her sink. Photon* Rd complete la your requirement Ex- SHEET METAL Uttment, on river Mult be •« opposite Brookdaie College, Sat Sun MODERN GARDEN APARTMENT clusive agent .-'.000 tq tl . will divide rlenced In oil phases ot maintenance 110.000 110 4/ month PIANO AND ORGAN Sept JD ond Od 1. 10-1 p m No pre One and two bedroomi availobie irn I, alter to tult CENTURY 11 Count Good part-tine earnings lor mediately No pets Coll between • 5 IN,000 1140 V3 month CENTER views or early caller, please I Agency Atk lor Mr Coiens or Mr mate and female 17 years TRANSFORMER U0.0O0U41 W month 264 1544 MOVING SALE - Sept. 79 ond JO. I or older Or» weekend per I SUPERINTENDENT - ** tomlly. oai Division of Allenberg RED BANK It HivtrfilOtfrvE heated, High Rise Experienced all am to 4 p.m., numerous househou E"X1CTJT7V¥ OFFICES - Highway lo- month. Prior Service per- PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES! •notes ol maintenance, have own Pkmo House Items, otr conditioners, crib, play pen RIVERVIEW TOWERS Did you know tlresld* choirs, elt 101 Apple Blossom cation Hoilet N i Formerly occupied tools Apartment, salary Call 1*1 3*5* "THE VERY FINEST IN by bonk, 2*00 sq ft sonnel can earn even more We Are N.J.'S Lone Mlddletown LUXURY HIGH RISE dove seme evtsfendlR* WHALE AGENCt W «O» lo start At ELECTRONIC MIAIURIMINTS SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR 3 1 NEW START FINANCING MULT I FAMILY YARD SAL I Overlooking the Noveslnk River MHH*M t*r EKPERifNCED yretfvci shirt, ruil or part-time Steody work Largest ond Oldest HIGHLANDS - 7S0Q sq •-- et y*«r previews llbtn 363-2700 Thurs.. Ffl , S#cl J#, 7f. something fo Call *4I WO Piano Dealer everyone IM Division St Keyporf aft We wont )iiu' T o help us keep rents at W'tufcie «M>O body at repali OROWTH fer Me Ititwr*Mure.. Skilled |ob and management TELLER TRAINEE Excellent op Mason and Honilln, klmbail. Sohmer Maple PI their lowest month plui uliiiiies Security:s»°s rrquirra SHilT METAL LAYOUT — Outstondiandinng opportunity toi Baldwin, Kowol. Knobc. Everett, Cur cupancv we 791 21*4 training included Learn and perlenced iheel melol pro to loyout lemploteti and do |ob set up tor pottunity, light typing essentloi Pleai ant working condition, plus Benefits , Hardman ond Plover piano. rents low " LlTTLi SILVER - Quainl century Earn) electronic sheet metal N* long run production. Work Is varied, bedroom Interesting and Involves mme training and lupet vision Starting role Now accepting applications tor our LARGE DISPLAY OF o'd born, in prime business and pro Eatontown office Coll for appoint bedrooms storting of IM frsiionol section approximately 400 to U 75 GRAND PIANOS. bedroomi also TRANSFORMER MULTIPLE COIL WINDER — Experience niuiti mem, Lincoln Federal Sovlngi, sq ft Suitable tor small business, JOIN THE I 541 7*00. Mn. Yoomoni. Merchandise For 300 MAIN STREET winder capable ol set up and wind from No II to No 40 wire Able to ASBURY PARK, N J 07717 73, Machinery For Sale Centrol air ond heal, gat cooking showroom ond c storage hoi a loft tranifer sticks, pick leads ond do light hand winding Starting rote to Sale Coll '41 VOW for appointment TRAVEL AGENT mnoo LAWN SERVICE EQUIPMENT - tl balconies, 74 hour doorman. TV secur NJ. ARMY 14.40 tor top person ity, swimming pool, sauna, morina, LINCROFT - Office spec* available, TRANIFORMIR ASSEMBLER AND LAMINATOR - Experienced | Pod time. Experienced Hours nego DINING ROOM - Table, four chairs. Locke reel mower, one year old, ei wo'etiionol buldling. mlnutet from tellent condition. 11000 41 Bobcat also underground parking Rentol foi preparing and positioning colls Inserting lamination, ond proc- 1175. China closet. UU. Formica dry a w*ek Call Bob Paru*ay Ml 4466 essing finished magnetki Moderate strength, good mechanical ALPHA TRAVEL 115 Call year old. 1500 Weed Eoter. iixe NATIONAL GUARD Molmdel Vllioge. ***HII HOUSE WINDOW - 5X4. Anderson . 1350 Power edgcr. Cooper, one! I at 301 7411737 MA'AWAh Kl U new otiitei. dexterity ond attention to detail li required Right person con * tart at 1 14.45 Also outside sales ogenls Trvtrmopon*. vinyl clod, I 1 year. old. old, 1100 77' Toro professional .I REO BANK - Brand New iludlo Oport Ifwo) 340 sq ft. lone) 165 *q rt . 115Q. »4M**7 mower, 1100 Phone Bufler with ample parking immediate occupancy In RID IANK Call TRANSFORMER HEAVY COIL WINDER - Fully experienced In TRUCK TIRE RECAPPING BUFFING menls. Sept 10 occupancy 1775171 winding round, square, rectangular and toll wire Able .to (allow PERSON - Cxpertvnced. good role. 3 LINES tape. PS W 7743. monthly H*al included *M 47J0. o«e lnti ond do set upi for wide variety ol coils Top Ikllll can earn you steady work plus all other benefit! IBM TYPEWRITERS MATAWAN — Offtce. opproxtmately C 45 Apply In person, Perth Ambey Ttre, 475 RENTAL 111 SO per mo lOOtq ft prime location Ample park 747-0797 5 DAYS lent with option to buy tn-QXIJ 77 Pets And Livestock REO BANK - Three-room, gentleman Smith St, Perth Amboy preferred No pets Near transporto ing' Ideal for travel ogentv or Ineur- All positions or* full time ond permanent bated on present bock log 'ELRY — To tettie ettat* Worn JOT, 67 Oaklood Si ome Can U*W36 and our record ol growth Overtime Is avolloble. benefits Included, | TRlKK MECHANIC - Diesel en AKC DOBERMAN PUPS - Seven $3.00 en's dlomond ond ossorted rlnai Gold weeks old Three block ond rutt. one ED BANK - For one or two re MIDDLETOWN - Luncheoneftt 1300 vacations holiday*, tick leave, medical, dental, vision ond license' petlence ond fools necessary Apply in Qcelei. platinum and dlomond The Register FAMILY ADS con Mil red mole Call 177 1700 miihed, most utilities One month se tq ft , potential tor variety ot en 1 ond profit sharing To inquire about person Schwarti International. 141 W your unneeded Items lor you quickly bracelet, dlomond stud eorrings, other these poslllons call Jean Schutt a | Front St, Red Bonfc ADORABLE - Kltieni. tree to good unly 747 Iff* terprtiet tor oogresslve individual Merchandise for sale ONLY onorted lew*try. Musi sell Call home Red. Collco. Tloer Tom Ample parking Coll *71 0*» oH*r j TYPIST/ iling from houtehald, not ex Coll 741-OlSS RED BANK - Four room furnished -jo tale price of 1100 per article mm Iment Adults preferred ColloHer OFFICE SPACE - Hwy IS. Mid TERMINAL OPERATOR PRICEMUST BE MENTIONED Each 1 747 4544 dletown. 350 tq rt in prores.lonai 922-9304 or apply directly to: ADItS FULLY LINED -Brown all Advanced And Beginners PART-TIME Mdltianal tine II 00 No discount It leather cool with real fu' collar, slie building I1&5 per month 671 16M :oncel*d before expiration RBD SANK ~ Three room opurtme-.i It you or* occurote and can follow 17, 112. lodlei heavy winter coat, slie DOG TRAINING It5 per month inquire 75 South Si , PRIME LOCATION - Hwy U, Eaton ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTSInc. detailed instructions, we will troin you No changes In copy ' no. lodlct light weight groy coat, Class** eves ond Sat afternoon, Have something lo s*Hr Phone Red Bonk, otter 5 p m town N J Approxlmatety 1100 sq ft 405 Essex Rd., Neptune, N.J. 07753 to operate our Computer Dliplay Ter tit* 11. 17, boys heavy paneled cor Bavshare Companion Dog Club tor small office o« store A.oilable HEO BANK - Two luiury studio minols. 1pm to 5 p m, — U per hour rJoroy brown take fur lining, site 14. MI-MI immedlotelv 471-0I7Q, between 114 (Jutt oil 100A and 102 Oft Pkmy) Qualified? interested? Send resume never worn. 115. king site Martha apartments, W75 heat included "Call Tl 4710 Ofier 7 p m weekdayi. Sun anytime wl Opportunity M/P I ino phone calls please) to. Plant Mon 542-1700 Washington Spread. 15 7474M*. after 5 PROFESSIONAL - Office tpoce IM0 oger, University Graphics inc.. 11 Weil rti RED BANK - De*irable oreo Thret sq ft. furnished, utilities induced LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS | Ave . Atlonllc Hlghlandi. N J Ql>\t oom apartment, odulrs preferred. Im U00 p*r month THE DAILY VERTICAL BLINDS COLLIE FOR STUD - Thr*« years mediate occupancy DtO plus utilities WHALE AGENCY TJf WOO TYPIST'CLERK »\ OFF LI5T' old. with papers Coll weekdays from Toll Oft*r * p m , 147 11*4 I Minimum 40 wpm Hours f-5 13 p*r REGISTER Free delivery, Elenby Products Cal I-} p.m., ond all day Sot and Sun PROFESSIONAL OFfiCE - Kryport hour. mi 3M45U lor quote. 73f-U5i CLASSIFIED ADS Re*id»ntioi commerciol area air con ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MATERNITY WEAR Like new FEMALE - Short hair Of mon ditloned Executive detk ond choir and ACCOROIAN - IK bats. Sonar. .700 competing, garage U175 Includecud t heal , » Thomas Ave M7 M94 Shrewibuiv lops. U, U. S4. snorts 11. pants. U 15, Pointer, tour months old. oil shots and bvill In tilecobinei IIM o month, m- WA7T REiSES WAITERS - Pott Coll (JrMse.. I*. HO. Ill Boby carriage, IV lyv »4l2m Evet 671 lf*5 ciudfs all utilities 'W 7507 _ ^ 471 HW papers Asking 1140 Coil rniTH time, experienced ' High chair. U Ul Ut5 FOR SALE - Femole Basiel Hound RED BANK - Lovely one bedroom RED BANK - 133 Brood St three Long John • LTD. AIR CONDITIONERS - 5000 BTU MOVING SALE - Dryer, air condi- 7Vi years. AKC registered. Mult sell i kitchen, new bath carpeting, office suite* available ranging from Hlghlandi includes heaf Oovt- 741 ItH )l,000BTU Starting at It* New ' used tioner, rug, compoctor Call oner t Be.t otter 170-1744 one room ot tl IS per month to an entire WAITRESS M W full or port new domoged Over UO In stock Will 5 m . *71&5! . 671 ms ' Moor of *00 iq fi ot 1400 per month Air time Mull be experienced Apply in deliver and initoli Coll rtit'Jt HORSE STALLS RED BANK - Nicely decorated two ! cond.ttanlng, carpel^ decorolina person, Ot, Diner, 117 W Front SI ALL GREENHOUSE - Plonls must NEW CONDITIOVBEOROOM SET IX, lull board. Sytomore Ave . Tinton utliltiet included Ample on tiFe 1115 Red Bvonk go. moit plontt, SO cents Beoonioi to hills 5414747 1153 parking Minimum one tear lease Call Coll between ] 7, 54] JJ16 orchidi. Thuri . Sept If. * 1. 4 Third MIXED PUPPIES - Irish Setter ond i owner Walter Zimmrrrr ft Son WAIYRESS M'f I «perien(*d NIKROMA CAMERA - never used ] RED BANK - Luxury one bear Tues, Wed , Thurs . Fri Breoktostond SI , Rumson years old. Homellght U inch E 2 than English Springer Spaniel Looks like Cathedrol ceiling, new post through lunch Apply in person: Victor s Coffee RED BANK - 15' Brood St. Red ANTIQUES And unique Items Lib M« Sthwtnn Ifrspeed Coti otter i Coiker SponleU U 747 447* kitchen, dishwasher carpeting new Shop. I0M 6ceon Ave . See Bright ble s Country Store, relocated ot ONL Y ONE - Adorable kirten ou< ot tutti U00 no utilities Days, Ml 7196 Bank s newest financial piolestionai WANTED - Aggressive phone talk n Willow Drive. Little Sliver NINE PIECE - Maple Colonial Dining li lft U im., 6M tn> center, neoring completion ond reody Mori who can gtl appointments for out Tues through Sot . 115 room tel Very good condition t400 for occupancy All suit** on Condi representatives Coll 143 7510 Coll 547«7t RED BANK - Two bedroom new tioned carpeted ond detoroted Avoil bath, eat In kitchen, carpeting, garage WAREHOUSE PERSON - Drive fork ANliUiiF Piano lop desk. U50. 1 ONE DYLAN - Ticket, orchestra seo UW inciud** heat Days. 741 7 UOO WEST END - Cedo* Forest Garden, BEAUTIFUL LEMON - Tree, bearing 717 3*11 furnished ond unfurnished one ond two . lfo» (tt on Mtro trull. V SO AH bran andirons, wood 52 Babysitting/Child PUCHMAXI ItW- White, 35 MPH, 100 apartments 1735 and up SENIOR CITIZENS bosket, lire loots. viOO Reverse paint PINE - Cannon Ball bed, triple MPG. 1175 dr**Mf. thesl. night ilondt. box tptlng IlWIJJMI Coll I41*4W art.. 4 pm REAL ESTATE Care ond mottresi. WOO IM fO3> CHECK THIS UST OF MERCHANTS WHO ARE BEDROOM SET - Full slie. PINE WALL UNIT - Perfect lor ,„ FOR SALE FOR TWO CHILDREN - Responsible Irom the fobolous Hi HOD boa*t. ttereo. TV. originally tJtf now KCBTR Omifid teenager needed, Thurs evenings ond Call 671 !M1 82 Swimming Pools everv other Saturday In Little Sllvi UOO Matching p4ne end tables ond col Adt co»l « «ttB) ai OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY X-ti-q ottor t » p m fe* table, will sell oil three, 140 U 131 Houses For Sale U3-4CT 4M STATE RENTALS Bkr 4M ym IM, f*< PERSON - To stay with two chlldr In my home, 1 30-f o m . weekdays RCA 15" COLOR CONSOLE - In goad h«m«i tn WowwvW Counly I lit yovn BUILDING SUPPLIES RESTAURANTS ond/or ocouional sick and no school '~ (.ondltlan. UOO 102 Houses For Rent ilvou wnit 0. to" Ball* RottAowH*. doy, bond « J 1 BOXES - Corrugated Packing sup 83 CBs/Electrontcs lltiXROFT INN days. Monet, near Hatlet Ave . own pile* for Industry ond Moving ond 7S7*»I oHer i p m IU fn U Kvvport N j orm Phone transportation, references H4731], of & SERVICES Sr- Clilieni All Food 10% Off Storage Coll 747 JoN or 447 4*7] SEARS — French Provincial Bedroom ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Thrr« MMM [MI, 10 days ttr t:30 CB RADIO BASE - Hygoln, 73 chon From 1 »to ) p.m , Mon through Sot BUSCHER400SAX ~ UOO. flundysoi, bedroomi. view, fireplace Top priori H% DISCOUNT nei. plus ontenna. Super Mog 1150t>.prefer working couple nopets 1355 AL GREENE i CO INC Special Dinner menu for Sr, Clilieni. WAN TED- Reliable perton. with ret 1175. Bundy clarinet, IW, Hotton dor !7741» morntngs After 1 M pm Proltulcmol P«xrlv>nglng lease refeience. Call 717*15 1141 REALTORS Discount tor Sr Clllten Groups erences. part-time, babysitting Col tftet. Us! *fSl4i3 after * p m or 543 70*7 f*Hwy U Ketport '3*7*00 Coll no* lor fin tmmol« Luncheons ond Olnneri BRADLEY BEACH - Coiy one otter f:» p.m., etH4U. 717 M SEARS PING PONG TABLE - Full P M Moron .71-111. Newmon Springs Rd.. L Incron CARPETING - Apple Green, all * COBAR CB - Upper ond lower Hd* bedroom one child, pelt O K jw*t Foil lUsvltSf low ™4lKi7O Hie martreu. Emerson console Her band Terner power mike, Fknwood tlit Call Monmouth Rental! 774O1SO BOB WARNCKE ASSOCIATES 53 Domestic Help with podding, living room. eo/M ft S44V4I27 or SB3-4451 UOO 711 54** Bkr US tee 100 Hwy 15 Mlddletown OLDE UNION HOUSE totroam. 150 iH^Jil REALTOR m row CMt-Neww SEWING MACHINE - Singer, high SEARS SSB CB RADIO With tingle 10% Dluoont to Senior Clltiem COMPANION AND LIGHT HOUSE CHANDELIER - It candle Straus FOUR BEDROOMS With fireplace. PHARMACIES ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS >ldetmna brand new condition. sVj il tor tmoli family, convenient to More CJossifted •lira Oty.M»« KEEPINO — For eWerly woman, live "oil 717 3171 after 5 pm 4-* P.M. ONLY W preferred. Call TVTtM Mis Ond shopping unrufnished SHREWSBURY PHMMKir II Whorl Ave , Red Bonk M-7I7S HOUSCKEEPER - Llvt In or out. SHEETS OF CORRUGATED PAPER A.oiioble Od l Reference, required on Next Page MM 700. Wf Portlclpolt In P»* Prowom CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM SET- BOARD - Ideal tor Camp. School. Five dot wmk. Two In family Send UP5 per month 747 Sill S7O Brooa sCsir.wloorr M Scout. Church ond Business pro,ecU u Merchandise PALACE DINER rtUfWCM N> MM M JU. The Dolly HIGHLANDS - Small, three room ml lo\ Dlicount lo Senior Cltliem Can nt-twH w **M*n Wanted tog* Suitable odultt tl'5 per month 13S. Commercial . IM frti rWrtiwon RWtr, Shrewsbury. N.J, 07TO1 cocltHill tabte with matching end table BAYSHORE PHARMACY ltlHOO 45 Monmouttt St.. Red Bonk 741 IUI MB. Juntor be* ana chitftrob* chest, plus utilities Security required ; Property HOUSEKEEPER - Llv* In or out, SINGER SEWING MACHINE - Two AAAAAA- LIQUIDATE UNWANTED PAA Program • Fro* Dollvory 111 Pwtocr*. U HI »1J7 HontU. tm. m xi chom lint fence 5*171*4 ArM-Sei41O0 larihoro PTOIO. Allonllc Hlgftloooi REOOAKOtNER rerer ences oeeeJ pay ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, RUGS FOR UOO Anttoju* desk. 175 HIGHLANDS- Coiy cottage, good to' IDS DlKOwnl to All Senter Cltliem coil Jji'un ••FOR SALE"* MIIM Rt II Meikt IM MU INTERNATIONAL GAUEKIES two people onlv 11H Cojtl Monmoulh Hentuts 7f4*l»Bkr %ii tee L1NCK0FT PHARMACY UH Hew- if* t. Newman Sprmg* Rd 1M. Commerclol former., - I*ber1 Hell Si M LkKrofl, N.J Free COUCH US - MapK «uta«tilaol. Iwa Stwtwi»ury W 41 MOLMDEL - FUe-bedroom otdei TIRES Rentals «*v m Otia rackr . IM. Pm tain I'imk m.». Factory •»««. call tt hern*. ttfO per month plus, vtllltlet It. U I M«M Sheet MI-MH ored. Wt pofiUlpafe In PAA P Hf i a.m.. mmn ALL LIONEL TRAINS *4*4'55 during bwslneu heuft CROWN TIRE MART KfMtlMri.. New Mm*y Coll Ml-Hi*. mu MDumui JMCI Hem.»tiiwHem»tiiw. Of Ftye* Te» «*Mfc w»iBll«l- N»HW LEONARDO - Small three bedroom CVWBAl - tr hows* tor reni. avelloM* Ocl l.lttOo 21 000 tq It (1 Dow 9.000 rugt Tea month ptus utilities One menth secur f ree standing tWOO sq tt REGISTER Shrtwtbvry Avt.. Tlnlon Folll. Call matt Mrr «..m RADIATOR WORK W IK» m kd AM.. Lone Bromh. tq n, I flow 12.000 >q H ) letTwl Ity end references reouiroo Call «ft*f OuiMmg 1 p(ut acrs Stt« lalloiKi toKtno. railroad sid- iEOiAMkRADIATOJO PafKing apprx 50 ca'S In- ing, piivatt p«rVing air coftdi- • NIIQUll - O«t«»»t RUMSON - Attractive two CLASSIRED Aulo Air Conotlonlng 1 Cooling TlOUil. HI » a MlM spect property & call Honed, aprlnktored c*f*of*. carp*tlrv#. fun base Ddlr* Sunday (vimii. All MKW Aulo Ropoln JIITIIECD ' ltlB wostwr'dry**. ilitniniliir, now stores owner >lfRgM..gB*-EflftS. Vansportaion. ond m bwtltot*. AvolkaW* Nov 1 i •MM. earlier Security. r*t*f*nc*« C«M (212) 689-2142 747.110(1 VrTnie viA 18 The Dtady Regfcter SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26.1978 152 Boots And 227 Highlands 238 Oceanport 238 Oceanport Accessories appointment ol laxtt for the current hereby given that the lot listed on the mm- Byrne orders official tai map of tht Borough ol The Mayoi and Council hereby Hi 131. Houses For Sole Ul. Houses For Sole U7Lofs and Acreoge HOBBlE CAT 1974 - It with trol Oteonport OS Lot 2 In Block 73 I ond i minimum price ol two thousand ond calro* Good condition A*kl property owned by you This aw tuoledtonn Rotslter Place Is to be tub 113.000 00) dollar* tor the above men ANXIOUS US i KLANSBURG - Building |Ol. SOMIOO. I44M Coll 741 1414 now on the Secretary's cttenetor, ond < mi.iMedlul i loned lots and reserve Ihe right to iidewalki ond curb Corner WoodXde F*wr large bodrooms. It mailn HUNTER 2S' - 1974 Three Mill O public hearing has been ordered lor The above lot will be »old *ub|ect to iiecl oil bids where the highetl i* not Aye ond Grove PI UMO 717 Mos xepted bedroom, m baths, IS' eat-In kitchen torn Inter Ir Nine-It p wolvo Fu Oct 5. 1971 evening, at I P M . prevail the toitowlng conditions full, dry btmmtnl, port lolly finished insoo LONG BEACH ISLAND - Surf City, equipped Excellent condition in w Ing lime. In the Borough Hall. 171 Boy I. Swblect to covenants, condition* A (netting ot the Mayor and Coun budget freeze Twe HUNTE0~17- SLOOP - l?7i, _ TRENTON (AP) - The •n wa muoo prctenl ony objection* which you may the Borough of Oteonport. a* well as louievord. Oceanport, New Ji THREE BEDROOMS equipped, cruising luiurle* Dlete ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS have to granting ot thi» appeal such stale ot tacts as an occurofe sur eight o'clock in the evening, prevailing Goldman told the Times 138 Mobile Homes Boarding loader, rodlo, depth ftnde Byrne administration has or PRIVACY PLUS ftoawfltvl tnree Thi* notice I* served upon you by vey would disclose ime, at which lime the Moior and BACKYARDVATld* M0room home nestled In the hills Tall 10«60 TRATLER~-"TWO bedroomt. e« order of the Board of Adjustment 3 Closing of title shall take place Council shall accept bid* on Ihe tublect dereda 2percentacrossthe- the $35 million saved from troes, ttowood deck piwt concrete Ideal for the new home owner Thli cellenl condition Children ond peti JAMES T WHITE within sixty (Ul days from the date of BARBARA A WHITE board (reeze on state operat- the current state budget polio Large family room with tire lovely ronch often a most yt till I eighl o'clock In Ihe evening, prevailing Goldman told the newspaper • u» OR it 11 - Your home through CAMASSA AGENCY. Realtor* MLS I i 1 i N '. MA/t I ION Reoltor. .. tKE ARRANGEMENTS NOW EdlmL Chmltl WILLIAM HOLLOWAY 4 Porker Ave , Llttl* Silver Hauling, winterizing, storage, boats u time, at which time trie Mayor and TO EldonC Presley the $35 million can then be on •fllltate ol me lornesl real estole Member Real Estate Eichqnge Quail Board Secretary Council shall accept bids on Ihe sublect 747WI- Evet 73t«W to 3i PISCES MARINE. 3S4 Hwy 3 401 Woodgate Avenue c*m*eny In the world-Century II lied listings desired Beltord. 717 7S00 Sept 3* u »5 property OCEAN TOWNSHIP Woyilde Wood* tellord M7-4OQ1. Long Bronch, New Jersey used in the fiscal year begin- Charge Caiefts Reottor. 741 74M Multiple list Rumson. 143 3300 ond Long View VHIooe Elegont new RtSOLUttON PATRICIA L VARCA CecTit Norton ning next July 1. when fiscal hornet from J94.O00 Coll Hi OWi LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In New Jersey's WHEREAS, a complolnt was filed A.BOROUGH CLERK 1361 Oc eon Avenue COLTS NECK PRESTIGIOUS Keonsburg-Mlddletown Hoilel * Municipal Court of Ihe Borough Sept 32, » 13130 Seo Bright, New Jersey analysts predict the state CAEHWOOO ROAD - Four bedroom RED BANK COLONIAL - On trot Holmdel areo THE SMOLKO AGEN Complete Marine Cente ot Keaniburo against Michael Plgolt, PLEAS? TAKE NOTICE that on ir*iler holi Colonial on lorae heoi lined ilreet One block Irom Brood SI and PPUBLIU C NOTICE December 29, 1977, on in rem lore- bl k Beamed leliingi In living room ond closure has been commenced In Ihe will encounter trouble mak- I Ml. tor wto by owner WHEREAS, said complaint oroie Pursuantt l resolution dul dining room lorge country kitchen from the performance of hi* duties as a passed by the Mai- on- d Council otth Superior Court of New Jersey. Chan Four bedroomi. IVi both* Enclosed police otrker; and Borough of Oceonport. CountCt y of MMon eery Division, Monmouth County, E porch. Two cor garage Dttptecluded Discount WHEREAS, Michael Plgott re mouth, Stale ot New Jersey, notice Is bearing Docket Number F-340777. lo "It's justt a reasonable 111 ClCUlll torn rtoturei tiet.MO lot An Informal houw giving one a hereby given that the lot listed on the oreclose and forever bar ony ond all SHIP'S STORE quested that Francis X Moore Esquire comtoitable feeling UI.SOO eptesent him in that matter, and Official Tan Map ot Ihe Borough ot rights Of redemption lo the parcels ot belt tightening ELLENS HAZELTON. REALTOR JOHNSON OUTBOARD measure, OieunpoM as Lot 10 In Block 720 and ana within this, Ihe Borough of Sea AAA RATED WHEREAS, the Municipal At situated an Asbury Avenue Is lo be Bright, os described In a ton fore- Goldman told the news- 152 Boats & SERVICE CENTER torney hos reviewed the complaint ond LAWLEY lubmitted for public tale. closure list contained herein finds no objection to fronds X Moore paper of girl '•I" nnvtn — iwa-siory LOJOniai, Accessories •'•-ogl Pirt The above lot will be sold sublect to TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that three bedrooms, I'/j boms, living room FLAGSHIP MARINE . EOREBE he following conditions I, Subject to ild action is brought against the land Goldman has notified with fireplace, formal dining room, IA'FIBEROLAS STARCR"AFT ^~ii«4 Municipal Marine Basin SOLVED by The Mayor and Co covenants, conditions and restrictions only, thai no personal (udgmtnt will be NEWTON (AP) - A HUMSON WATERFRONT cl* of record entered herein Any person desiring to eat in kitchen, wall to wall corpet SO tip Mercury engine with only 40 Atlantic Highland* h Bh l Kb thi state department heads that Five bedroom, three bath, brick Colo 3 Sublect lo the Zoning Ordinance ond protect the right title or Interest In sold rhroughout. screened porch, paneled hour*, reclining *eatt, walk through , eeby d t Bergen County man charged plus acres In finest area 291-5600 Building Code ond Regulations ol the I by redemption or to contest rn rration room, Principals onty windthield Vinyl faced tanvoi top, epresent Michael Plgott In the com- 2 percent of the state's $1.79 Ing room, 30' den Bulkheoded Borough ot Oceanport, os well as such * i foreclose, must do to last week with causing the Ml 7777 tide ond back curtalm 197A Long plaint pending In Ihe Municipal Court Open Sin Day* of the Borough ot Kennsburg. and late ol facts as on accurate survey mount required lo re billion operating budget has FAIR HAVEN - Tht ptfftct hlde-o CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtors Mi. S trailer Excellent condition 1!3W Cloted Monday* BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that tould disclose. s set forth In the fax foreclosure deaths of a couple and their way Here's o charming lour bedroom. I Parker Ave., Lit ' 774 4*70 wed. and Frl till I p.m. the sold appointment be made with out 3 Closing ot title shall take place i, plus Interest to the dale of been placed in a contingency two*oth home with two car garage 9-year-old son was arraigned 747 9292, Eyes: I 14 HOBIE CAT 1*74 - VVIIh trailer. the neceiilty of public bidding a* ei within sixty 1601 days from the date ol lion, plus c:osli s as are allowed and full basement, and that's |ust me Good condition Priced lor quick tale OWENS mi - J6 cabin. VI Gre reserve that is to be tapped RUMSON AREA - Send lor our empted under Ihe "Professional Ser- trie adoption ol Ihe resolution finally r of Court P beginning There's also o big Ingrounc S17W Call 747 U4\ after 6, Marine. Good condition I ISO yesterday being charged in "Homes For Living" brochure, pics. vices Law";ond approving Ihe sold sale and shall take pool, pool house and room lor a tennis 5*31413 only (or severe emergencies, descriptions, prices on available BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai place at the office ol Ihe Borough At ... lo the complaint setting forth court Hows thai lor super suburban Jf TROJAN EXPRESS - Sleep* two, connection with a fourth homes APPLEBROOK REALTORS, a copy of this Resolution be published Forney. defendanls answer within 41 days from living) 1147,100 E.A ARMSTRONG hai sink ond head 1957 wooden boal the Times said. '11 Ave ol Two Rlyers. Humson. Ihe Dolly Register 4 Said sale shall be for cash and 10 he dote ot Ihli notice death in the family. AGENCY, Realtor, IS5 Prospect Ave , 731 ti p Grey motor, three year* old, 1 perfect condition Paid up berth Aik CERTIFICATION percent ot the minimum purchase or lie TAKE FURTHER NOTICE In on The newspaper said Gold- SIM Cai i in Donna Farber, 8, of Jef- Ing 11700 I72OOO1 doys Eve*. 172 0006 I, Marlom J Splelman. Borough established below shall be tendered •nl ol failure of redemption or an ulted CLerk of Ihe Borough of Keansburg by the successful bidder In cash or rr by o person having the right to man also urged cabinet of- FIREPLACE U0'. SHREWSBURY - Eiciutlvely ourt. 31' SCATCRAFT If74 - IM HP., In- hereby certify that Ihe foregoing reso certified check ot the lime of the public redeem or answer, said person shall be ferson Township died yester- Four yews young. Four spacious Atiumoble mortgage at J%% Three board'outboard, rodlo, ikl tow. winter SACRIFICE — 16' wood cover* lullon Is a true copy duly passed and tale. orever barred and foreclosed of all his ficers to: bedrooms. II master bedroom with bedroom Cope with fireplace, tlnlthcd and lummer canvot, 14,500 773-7541, flberglas boat Heavy duly trailer. IM approved by the Borough Council at the 5 Sold sale shall be subject to the ighl, title and interest ond equity ot walk In closets, two baths, 14' dining batement. formal dining room, fenced 55 h.p. Johnson. Excellent condltlo — Impose tighter controls after S p.m. . reaulor meeting held on September 70. oppoinlmenl ol taxes tor the current redemption in and lo the parceli ol land room. IS' silence kitchen. 70' recrea- yord ond new Redwood deck Aiklng Canvas cover and many tilros, Mu tion room, full, dry basement, utility described In tht tax foreclosure list til 500 » CAPE CH>RY SLOOP - I97S. ileepl sell Asking 11000 Catl after S p.m wit, V r on expenses for travel and room, oarage Plus carpeting, op Morlom J. Splelmon *° fhe Mayor ond Council hereby tin herein. Tht tax foreclosure 11)1 li 5 CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtor* five, 15 h.p Chrytler engine, loaded W-M4I. pllonces Borough Clerk a minimum price ol two hundred Aory Larson, the Borough official receptions. "Independently Ownedwned " with extra* Like new condition. WANTED — 13' v bottom alumln Sept 36 1)3,30 1*300.00) dollars lor Ihe above men _ -X Collector ot Ihe Borough juries sustained when her MELMED AGENCY 113 Riivev r Rd FaiFir Haven Honed lot and reserve the right to re of Sea Bright, as adopted by resolution — Recall "underutilized" 1 67IS4SB m-tettt 7 3* JET CABIN CRUISER 1971 - With led all bids where the highest Is not of Ihe Mayor and Counsel ol the parents' car collided Sept. 10 trailer, original co*t, 1J0.OO0. will we- 233 Marlboro accepted. lorough of Sea Bright on November 7, state automobiles. GREAT RED BANK ASSUMPTION - SIX ACRES — Clear brook, lorge fron- WELLCRAFT 31' 1974 - V30 Stcpll rltlce, muil nove. 4919371, 717 ?W, A meeting of the Mayor and Coun- with a delivery van on Route Approximately 15,000 down, assume) tage, cottage, clrtderblock shop, sever "i 165 HP. Inboard/outboard, hea — Restrict request for after l. cil of the Borough of Oceanport will be Tiber 21, 1971 this IVi% morigoge plus this three al greenhouses Asking 1'7,000 bul offer illcnl condition, 40 hour*. Coll oft 206. held on Thursday. October 5,1971 otthe bedroom split level wllh 14" kitchen, 17' Invited HAROLD UNDEMANN. Bro 6 p.m.. 291-4191. _ ON AUTMORI salary increases by state Public Hearing will be held by the Borough Hall, 331 Mon mouth gome room, goroge, basement, and ker, Eotonlown. S42-1HO. IV LLAiiiC LHRIS CRAFT - Cabin FORSCLOIURK OF CiRTAIN Patrick J. Brennan, 10, of Murlburo Township Planning Board on Boulevard, Oceonparf. New Jersey at fenced yard, only three minutes lo Cruller. In water, double planked TAX SALE CERTIFICATES employees who seek their mahogany hull, boal In good condition, Thursday, October 5,1971. at I 00 P.M , eight o'clock In Ihe evening, prevailing WHEREAS, certain Certllkatci of Little Ferry was arrested Parkway WiJOO For details coll. THINKING OF - Selling or buying? 154 Recreational •win engine* need work, tleepi lour al the Marlboro Town*hfp Municipal lime, at which time Ihe Mayor and Sole tor unpaid municipal liens were raises from the adminis- KIRWAN CO , REALTOR, 143-4310. Coll TRANS EXECUTIVE RBALTY 11,500 or belt offer. Call 741 763* or Building located on Tcnnent Road ond Council shall accept bids an the iub|ecl executed by Collectors ot Taxes of thi the next day on charges of HAVE BUYERS NEEO LISTINGS Vehicles Route 79 Morganvllle, New Jersey lo 7 S3 1*00. property. PATRIC1A L VARCA i To> tration's Salary Adjustment con*lder Ihe application of HARRY c drunken driving and causing Catl the Kerr Agency, Inc. TINTON FALLS — Four-live RV VEHICLE INSURANCE not been 43* River Rd., Fair Hovtn, 741-4477 BUSSEY for minor tubdlvlslon and Committee. bedrooms, IV, baths, roomy split-level. EE quotes and binders by phon *• A/BOROUGH CLERK and HAZLET - Choice building lot. Wll Gorgeous ^-ocre treed lot. unique bulk variance ol certain property death by auto. CALL TOLL FREE MOI229703. Sept.33, 36 "»-» WHEREAS, the Borough ol Sea Goldman likened the build to wit. "•- Owner. 741 OJ/J known and designated at Lot H Block "ras the purchaser ol these Killed in the accident 4 each, 9.9 h.p. Johnson outboard mo APACHE MESA 3 1*70 - Hardtop po 57 on the Tax Map of Marlboro Town JW tfw or 3U IIM Its of Sale tar unpaid munlci- economy measures, the stlf- UNU5UAL Sf'l IT tight ycors old. tor*' 1975», I27S each, 197t'i, US0 amper Propane stove, sleeps si overtimed lot, seven rooms, three PUBLIC NOTICE wl liens, and more than six months were were Charles J. HIGHLANDS - Adorabli doll houu, each; 1977'i, 1375 each. good condition, asking 17S0 164 35, bedrooms, IVi baths, wall-to wall Pursuant to O resolution duly tave expired from the date ot the tax fest in several years, to "put- itiou* kihiwn, oath, 1-4 btdraemi, Can b* seen al Hans Pedersen Marlr Farber, JO. a Clifton High carpeting, many extras. Low UO's poised by the Mayor ond Council ol Ihe tale out of which the aforesaid _.NO «lil?l or 173 ISM S Principals only. T3M7M. West Front St., Kfyport, 264-OW1. Borough ot Oceanport, County of Mon- certificates arose, and portloni of the general lond foxes levied and accessed KEANMURG - Largt eight room mis, uso APACHf IV/0 - Sleeps seven, hente 236 Middletown mouth, State ol New Jersey, notice Is igolnsl the land for twenty one months houu on IODKIOO cornor lot. Two-car WALKER I each. slove, Ice box and canopy. Ask! hereby given thai the lots listed on the PUBLIC NOTICE next preceding the commencement ol son oarage, Conventional buyer! only, REALT All Ihe above ore In good condition 11000 Call 264 7136 after S p m Official Tax Mop ol the Borough of Notice Is hereby given that I am In he action remain unpaid; and He told the Times he has - "•«•" Price Sn.fDO. C. DfLUCIA AGENCY, Call FRANK'S BOATS Oceonport as Lots 131 and 133 In Block Mlddletown Office APACHE TRAILER 197! ecelpl of an application lor site plan re nn n w s rre rt e d 717 4434. Atlantic Hlghlondi, 391-3375 II and situated on Iroquols Avenue ore WHEREAS. Ihe Tax Collector ol no estimate of the budget , ,f » , " " , flberglos, Mesa, sink stove, Icetx approval tor Acme Marble & Granlle tobeiubmlttedtor public sale o h h 1 a aln bv Slate Police at hls Well cored for 67I-56S2. Co for the purpose ol constructing a The obove lots will be said sub|ed KEYPORT - Ranch, three bedrooms AMERICAN SKIIER - 1971, 255 h.p. shortfall exDected in the S Garden Mausoleum of 493 crypt spaces. to the following conditions and* and certificates HKKloul living room, country kitchen 132 Condominiums Dealer* demo. TOO hour*. COACH MEN" MOTOR HOME - 197 home on a (ourth counl for Premises located al Mt Olivet Ceme- 1. Sub|ecl lo covenants, condition* quence, ond containing the Information nextfiscalX full bath, oil heat, hot water, wot) to Call 391-9531 20V, fully equipped, 30,000 miles. E tery North, Chapel Hill Road. Block ond restrictions ol record equlred by statute, which Tox Fore wall carpeting, much more. Two dlf Town Houses cellent condition Sleeps seven. BOAT INSURANCE 179, lot 4S, ton map ot Mlddletown 2. Sublect lo Ihe Zoning Ordinance closure List Is attached and In His Sept 18 memo to cab- (•rent homes to see From lit,000 to ing, must tell. 747-4346, SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Reialei FREE guole! and binder* by phone. Township, and Building Code and Regulation* of corporafed with this Resolution Jf ?, ?? Ml,O0O 10V finance ovollable through Vorlou* model* LAWLEY AGENCY, CALL TOLTFREE^ •«>-•».9703 MOTOR HOME — 1f71 Wlnnebag Public hearing on said application the Borough ol Oceanport, a* well as NOW THEREFORE. BE IT RE inet heads indicates the builder. 3*4-3111 doys, 739-111 nlghf Realtor*. 7414162; eve*. M3-S579. D-34, sell contained, 19' owning, ca hai been set before Ihe Township's such slate ol lacls as an accurate sur- inet heads indicates the $7,500 bail last Fri LINCROFT - Far tale, by owner Cus CLAYTON SEA SKIFF - II', Inboard, g after 5 p.m 741-9076. __ Planning Board lor 7:30 PM In Town y would disclose. lorn built eight room, lour bedrooms, well-maintained Naveilnk River tllp Hall, I Kings Hwy. Mlddlelown, on 3 Closing ol line shall take place s held by Ihe Borough budget crunch may not be da. yH oen wathes earlie arraigner chargesd befor, e ?'/, bams. English Tudor Colonlol, on paid until Nov lit. 1971. Cooit Guard MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT 133 Income Property Monday October 16,1971, ot which time within sixty (Ul doys from the date ol d not redeemed, shall wooded hall-acre. In Stonehenge sec upixoved, with many extra*. 1750. Call FREE MILEAGE & INSURANCE confined to that year alone, He was arraigned befor all concerned citliens shall be heard, the adoption ot the resolution finally Ihe subject of litigation to foreclose Sussex County Judge llun of Llncron Asking l"o5,ooo CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW, RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY - 741-101J after 6pm avlng Ihe said sale and shall tafce _ild certificate* by summary proceed 741 1101 evening* only. DINGHY'S - Ell, Skimmer, Dyer, LOW WATBt »»*4Tl. the newspaper said. Frederic GJVeber. Bail was Two one-bedroom apartment!, lovely i ot The office ot Ihe Borough At ngi in Kem, ai provided by tht In Rem Sumner, Zodiac, Metzeler. If you can't area, ample parking, walking dlilance 1974 PARKLANCLAND - Hardtop CompC« e Eiy. TON Foreclosure Act, N.J.SA •I arTcertain that you 5 00 al the re uesl I ONI, BRANCH four bedroom, find your next dinghy at BOAT HOUSE, to but** and lhopplng, U3.S00 Coll sleeps tlx,, sistover , three way fefrl 4. Sold sale shall be lor cash and 10 S4 S.104.29, et i*q. are aware of the fiscal prob •• K " 0 two slory, two baths, kllchon, dining uss x c owner after S p.m., S3U794 ou don't wanl a dinghy H31 Ocean ulrr, closet, »145O, 264 41M 238 Oceanport percent otthe minimum purchase price Seconded by Councilman Gibson lemare sawar withe owhicf thhe fiscawe will probl b-e °/j? * ^ Prosecutor room, living room, utility room, full S,ve,, Sea Bright. t43-33ll. eitanlished below shall be tendered by " «lng roll call basement, full attic, wall-to-wall WINNEBAGO 33' — Completely se Bria PUBLIC NOTICE the successful bidder In cash or faced in fiscal year 1070-80 " «• Laddey Brennan carpeting, polio with gas grill. Close to contained Mony extras, plus color T 137 Lois & Acreage Pursuant to o resolution duly certified check at the lime ot the public stores and transportation FHA op Low mileage Excellent condltlo a ln Ueu posted by Ihe Mayor and Council of Ihe tale. and fiscal year i1980-81. " the «*****» *»" g hel"»fi'3 I»n ai«l in lieu ov> ABERDEEN - 34] Orchard (Building 671-1493. Borough ot Oceanport, County ot Mon- 5. Said sole shall be subject lo the S 311, Lot 1) SOxvS , 13000 net Realtor, FOUR OUTflOARDS - Elgin, memo said of the increased baU P O BOH Slit, Rlvenlde, Co. Wil7 Mercury Super 5, Mercury to, Mercury SfbCIAL APPROVED: Nov. 7,1*77 e cu lor c al RUMSON - Rolsed Ronch, flvt ytart Mark 30, oil lor ISO Two Now 12" 239 Red Dank 239 Red Bank DATED: November 7, 1977 Gov. Brendan T. Byrne . ™ P"^ , ' ^ aid. three bedroom*, IVi bathi, }UI4 HAZLET - Choice building lot. Will blinker searchllahts. Many nautical j00 NOTICES Certification Bre nnan last about living room, counlry kllchon. Princi- build to tulte Item* tor decoration ond utc 191-0494 III Mary Larson, Borough Clerk has said he wants to balance h ^ *«* pal! only. ttl.MO. 747 1**4 9444m or 344-im otter * p.m. Real estate sale. Borough of Red Bank lor non-payment of taxes and Description; Block 11 Lot* the next state budget without f char8f °f Possessing a sto- 210 Lost & Found water ond sewer charges a* o" December 11, 197J. Tox Certificate Serial No. 116 Public notice Is hereby given thai Ihe undersigned, the Collector ol Taxes Dale et Ton Sole: 17/77'S7 len e le w h of the Borough of Red Bank, County of Monmouth. New Jersey, will sell ot imposing new taxes or in- hJl ^ # °" "5 ** * 1100 HtWAHl) Dog, misting tin Ami. et Tax Sale Certificate public oucllon in the Borough Hall, Red Sank, N. J. on the 10th day ol October, 1102.00 Sept. 14. Lasl soon In Belloid art W/lai 9 00 A M the following. de»crlb«i*4onds. coexisting taxes. ^^^^ " * wearing black collar with Middietow Ami. tf Liens iubtefl.uenl It Tax a Said land will be sold to make the amount of municipal liens chargeable Sole thru 1977:13,71034 He also has denied re- dog license ond two flea collars Si agolnsl the same on the thirty first ol December 1977, exclusive, however, of ml«ed Beagle female wllh Greyrm Amt. lo Redeem: 13.H7 14 Throughout the hearing, the Hen for tones for the year 1971 as computed In the following list, which T«x Duplicate Rererd Owner Es ports he was contemplating shaped body, while ond Ian, onswei Includes Interest lo date of sale. The subscriber will sell In fee lo the person Brennan explained his name ol Honey 495-9014, tale of William Hollowoy adding the 5 percent sales who bids the amount due, subject lo redemption at the lowest rale of Interest, I cerilfy the foregoing at correct to the but In no case exceeding 17 per centum per annum. The payment tor the sale brother pleaded guilty to the FOUND - Small brown and whl best ot my knowledge and belief ' tax to the cost of gasoline in Sheltle type dog, A*P Parking lot, R shall be mode before the conclusion of the sale or the property will be resold CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY WILL BE ACCEPTED IN PAYMENT stolen car charge more than "-veilnk. Call 173-1107 or 173-0'* statements are ... efforts to avoid a budget def- Any parcel of real property lor which there shall be no other purchaser ftltcl to punishment LOST - Neutered black cat wlin w a year ago and "I thought will be struck off and sold to the Borough ol Red Bank, N.J. for redemption ol MARY LARSON. TAX COLLECTOR aws, chin ond belly. Rumson on 12 per centum per annum and Ihe municipality shall have the same remedies BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT the charges against me all Eves., M2-6SM and rights as other purchases, Including Ihe right lo bar or foreclose the right 2S0 Other Public Notice* ? Sept. 36 141.40 of redemption. would be dropped." The sale will be mode and conducted In accordance wllh the provisions ol 211 Special Notices the statute of the State ot New Jersey entitled "An Act concerning unpaid 244 Tinton Falls plolnllft couse o copy of this Judgment Assistant Public De- tones and assessments and other municipal charges on real property, and to be published In The Dolly Register. ond that within twenty (201 days after ALL DRIVERS INSURANCE — Lo ovldlng lor the collection thereof by the creation ond enlorcemenl of liens fender Patricia Koch repre- the entry of this Judgment he tile this rales, monthly payment, Immedli ere-on (Chapter s, ol the Title Se ol Ihe Revised Statutes) and acts K Judgment ond on Affidavit of Publica- iveroge. 774-7073. supplementary thereto and omendolory thereol. sented Brennan and of Electronic Measurements tion thereof with Ihe Clerk ol the Mon Al ony lime before the sale, Ihe undersigned will receive payment of the M. Ebtrle.Seci mouth County Court, and a certified PSYCHIC amount due on any properly with the interest and costs up lo the time pf apologized for what she Sept 36 copy of this Judgment wllh the Secre payment. CLAIRVOYANT tary of State pursuant to the provisions called a misunderstanding Tht said lands, iub|tct to sale described on accordance with the lax of the stotute and Rules of Court In such AARS. SYLVIA duplicate. Including thee name of the owner os shown on Ihe lastl talax duplicatdupilca e 249 State of New Jersey cose mode and provided over the charges. She ad- Gifted Reader & True Advisor ond aggregate of loxes, and other municipal charges which were a ll< On All Problem* Of Life thereof on Ihe thirty first day of December, 1977, exclusive, however, ol H PROPOSAL WILLIAM T. WICHMANN, J.C.C. dded Brennan has been con- Are Your Worried? lien for taxes lor the year ol 1971 arc listed below: Notice Is hereby o Sept 36 113 10 Afraid To Make Decision*1 i will be rtcei fused since the accident and • OROUGHOFRfDBANK •ROQKDALI Jutt One Consultation tm of Ihe 1977 UNPAID TAXES COMMUNITY COLLIOE Will Give You The Answer _ .-iston ot Purely has gone to a Bergen County Bl K LOT NAME ADDRESS LIOAL NOTICI For Appointment Coll 4 13 J Chlalullo 13 1S N. Bridge Ave. floor. Stale House, Trenton, I sey QM2S until 2 00 p.m. On Ocfobei Notice li hereby given thai the mental health clinic. 542-9500 9A 5 E. Stlch IW. Front St. Board of Trustees of Braohdale Com- 9A 6B E. Stlch 14 W. Front St. 1971, and will be publicly opened c read Immediately thereafter for • illy College will receive sealed bids He is scheduled to appear 9A v Oaklond Investment Co.II W. Fronl SI. Ihe Purchasing Deportment, 76J 10 7 A. Ruscll 15-27 E. Front SI following 213 Instruction Glass I Installation. Newman Springs Rood. Llncrofi, New in Hampton Township Mu- 11 7 L. Mover 169 River Rd Jersey on II October 1971, 2 00 pm. A NEW 45-HOUR - Morning real ISA 43 G. Forrell .260 Mechanic St. «t 26 Various R-40OO3 nicipal Court Oct. 26 on the Glass Replacement - pprevailing g time, at which III late licensing course, Oct. li 27. $ 16 1 E Stale*r 79 Prospect Ave Ilil 91 .a Id bids will be publicly opened Monmouth Institute, 741-0779. 16 14 Est, E, Jones 39 Prospect Ave. 407.15 R -37501. R 37503 place, sold drunken driving charge. No Marine Parts, Various - 36 1 Jersey Shore Scots Club40 Mechanic St. »•« I KEYPUNCH SERVI-. 31 10A A, Gelling IS Brood St. I9W.97 R-39751, R-39753, R 39754 date has been set for a hear- FOREIGN LANGUAGE Pickup, 4 WD wllh 3. POLICE VEHICLE tl) 71 11 Sherwood Realty 7 Brood St 0116 76 3r Poko 14? 79 Plow - R-S76O3 3. VIDEO BACKSPACER SYSTEM ing on the death by auto M Nedrlck ft E, Barnes 57-59 Shrewsbury Ave. MM PRIVATE INSTRUCTION Van, IS Poiscnger - Contract documents moy be ex 31 11 | Shrewsbury Ave. 171.17 Piano and organ NY ft It RH R4644I nlned ond copies obtained at the charges. 19 i I. Engrom 13 DeForest Ave. U6.K 164 1093 7 ! Wooden Shelving - R-3S513 rchaslng Deportment of Broohdale 39 17F i:. Seattle DeFerest Avt, 17. n Bidders are required * immunity College al 76S Newman « :I |EHeoly 15 Shrewsbury Ave. HOW ilth the requirements ol Springs Road, Llncrofi, New Jersey on « i1 iN Johnson 307 Monmouth St. INS U or ofitr 36 Sept 1971 517.9V Chapter 137. 40 1 3 IE Stavola i. J Blosi 76 Bridge Ave. 1 Bid securities In the form ot a bid U69.40 Bid documents mamay be obtained 42 !i IHomescot Realty 135 137 Monmouth SI. bond with adequate security thereon, 1461.13 during office hours. BitBias, may be re Man hurt 43 1i IBomestot Realty 133 Monmouth St or certified check In on amount equal 4344.53 :ected If not submitted within time, 46 ; ' 1P Drosoi 45 Monmouth St. lo 10% of tht amount al Ihe bid, nol lo ?4»A9 00 date and at place designated and, when 220 Atlantic Highlands 46 W WestsIdc Ave 1179.44 went around the railroad on the respective proposal form moy 91 <& H Meodows 274 Bridge Ave. 714.33 238 Oceanport 238 Oceonport be delivered personally ot the time ond 91 15 C Yurbfouuh 333 Shrewsbury Ave. 717.73 gate and struck the moving place specified In the public advertise 91 :11 51. Marks Lodge 2f4 Shrewsbury Ave. 134.16 train, bouncing back from ment tor sealed proposals or by U.S. ft IA G Topal Ill W Bergen PI 1050.10 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING SECTION M Call The Classified Mall, however, the Board at Education i Church of Our Lord 11 Willow Vt. 379.90 SCHEDULE OF FEES, OF CHAPTER U. PLUMBING. OF THE CODI OF will not be responsible for late mall H : the impact to strike a bicycle 96 i S Dukes 25 Willow SI. 641(4 THE BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT deliveries, ond no bid shall be occtpted \r 97 : WRyon 30 Willow St. 47315 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor ond Council of Ihe Borough of Oceon- after the specHled lime lor opening of n ridden by a 15-year-old city MB 133.13 port, County of Monmouth,, State of New Jersey os follows: all bids 97 C Turner 10-13 Willow SI, IS J Branln 140 Newmon Springs Rd 370.59 Section 1 , ThaTht SectioSti n 44BB. ShdSchedull e of FFee s oll ChapteCt r 46 Is amended to boy. ACTION LINE The sealed proposal must be sub n100 :i C Ruff In 1 24»MopleAve 1061.33 d os follow*: miffed in a staled envelope ond od- M Hudson Avt. 301.04 B. Schedule of Permit Fees The boy, Darrow Otey, of dressed os follows: 1 270 Spring St. 116.15 I. For each plumbing future or plumbing device MOO Hoilel Township If? !IT MSB Grant Street, was apparent- •OKOUSH OP HOlUt i- Minimum VJf .•.,•.•)•.,• ,,.••,.1...... U 00 Board of Education 3. S

The Wizard of Id

I CA\,\J£v> THE* UF CAA& CVB* AN& ULfVV MB CXJT Of IT

"Jeffy's going to pour the cereal and I'm i going to sweep it up." Andy Capp

GIVE MS THAT .'\ Your horoscope, birthday WftAttAU.ABOUT \ I WASN'T/ VOO LMfHOKT- FURflN11 -A&KRtTA WTTH JUUE AT THE I ATTHB TUESDAY, Sept. 26 for you tomorrow, find Jan. 19) - A question of patient, your turn is com- 'HOSE AND CttJWNV) 'STARANb Born today, you are al- your birthday and read the business and financial loss ing. ways open to suggestions corresponding paragraph. makes this a difficult day QEMINI(May21-Jun«20)- regarding career, hobbies, Let your birthday star be for you. Rest at evening. • Unless you can put into personal life. What you will your daily guide. AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Fab. practice your knowledge of not make, however, is a WEDNESDAY, Sept 27 11) - Your economic sur- money, you may find your- promise to follow any LIBRA(Sept. 23-Ocf. 22) - vival may depend upon self deep in debt by day's given suggestion. In the Consider eventualities decisions you make at this end. end, you will make your rather than the immediate time. Seek advice from a CANCERfJun* 21-July 22) own decisions, dictate your situation. What you don't friend. - Seek the advice of one own behavior, and take like fades; what you like, PISCESIFeb 19-March who has successfully Blondie unto yourself the blame or emerges. 20) - Your deepest likes guided your efforts before. praise that results. SCORPIO(Oct. 23-Nov. and dislikes come in for Refuse to act blindly. It is possible you will 21) - At the moment, your judging today on the part LEOIJulv 23-Aug 22) - NOW, WMEM MXI <3O TO THE of others. Remain calm. I'M SELLING OOLLEB) ROLLER RINK.^rOU either earn or come into tendency is to look on the Unexpected gain of a ma- terial nature makes things SKATES FOR CAM TAKE YDUB considerable wealth rela- dark.side of things. It's ARIESiMarch 21-APrll 11) OOS ALONG tively early in your adult- time to change your per- - Worry over insignificant easier for you to accom- hood. You will be wise; you spective. things will gain you no plish than you'd hoped. Be will invest rather than SAQITTARIUS(Nov. 22- more than a headache. thankful! spend. Dec. 21) - Cultivate the Keep your priorities clear. VIRQO(Aug. 23-S«pt. 22)- Also born on this dale: habit of courtesy. It can TAURUSIAprll 20-May 20) • Your career may be at George Gershwin, compos- save you a great deal of - Confused directions keep stake today. Be sure to be er. pain later in the week. you from gaining your goal in the right place at the To see what is in store CAPRICORN(Dec. 22- before day's end. Be right time - all day. Bast dealer Both sides vulnerable SheinwolcPs bridge advice NORTH • 432 Doonegbury By Alfred Sheinwold MUST START EARLY Now there is no way for East to get more than his two high 08753 i IDOMtWUDUKS, In loday's hand the opening After taking the ace of clubs, • 7532 BUTIFWUPONT South must immediately lead trumps THAN The STOLEN PUMBOOK\ bid locates all of the missing CAME TO FAULT. SR.THEi the queen of hearts to drive out DAILY QUESTION me WJZHES, flcww**/ m HOUW MOl CUP THE "POST" imx me urns TKUBLB, high cards. South must use this WEST EAST /we HASNT snmo nn6- FINP OUT, COACH? K SMTCH POkU FAST, SW?? information as a guide to the the king. As dealer you hoi* • Q J 10• None *>AK98 WMIWAStUUi- Back comes a diamond, and 765K94 STAKT PACKIN6! play. "C 10 8 7 5 3 South wins and leads a heart to What do you say? . O J 92 O10 6 4 I If South takes the ace of dummy's jack. Only now can ANSWER: Rid two spades * 109864 *KQJ clubs and leads the queen of declarer begin the trumps-by (forcing to game) You should spades. East wins with the king leading the suit from ihe dum- expect lo lose at most two SOUTH and returns a club. my. spades and two hearts Game • Q J 107 65 East must play low, since should be easy if partner has an <5>AQ2 Now South can lead the South would have no further little as the jack DJ hoarts queen of hearts lo drive out the 0 AKQ problem if East pul up a high *A king. Rasl returns a diamond, trump. South wins with Ihe ten (A POCKET Cl'lin; Ti) and South gets lo dummy with of spades, and West's discard BRIDGE written b> UfRd East South Writ the jack ot hearts to lead a reveals the bad news. Sheinwold is available Gel 1 NT Double 2 • Pass trump. East plays low, of South next leads the ace of your copy b> sending $t '.'i la Pass Double Pass 2 0 course, and he will later get Hagar hearts and ruffs it in dummy! the Bed Bank Register I'D Pass 4* AIIPass_ ' two more trump tricks lo de- This enables him to lead dum- Box li»m Los Vngeles Calif feal the contract. my's last trump through East. 9005:1) Opening lead -'• 10 SAID IF I WELL, I A COMPLAINT &OTTA 1 •THE SUCK COMPt-AlMT.' 'A Guide to Howtorunlikt Hep Hop Hop STOPS MERE" Running" a rabbit. Hop Hop Hop

Beetle Bailev

WHO'S 601 YOU CAN NEVER TELL A PEtfCILV WHAT HE'S 6OIN& TO CHECK ON SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26.1978 mo s 9

MIOOLITOWN AaiaoiiM TO.MIHIP UA MIDOLlTO™m I- 'Battered studies violent lives CHMMAM- Anlm«IHouHI«)7 10.* » "We really want to say: I Me CMt Pailkf IPGI UA MIOOLITOWN II- great deal of freedom from the from psychologists or local Our Winning SCOMXI (PGI 7:10; Hlgn By JAV SHARBUTT 'Let's not Just call these people ITXTHMOII CINIMA I- groups specifically established MMIfilf HOLLYWOOD (AP) - network " sick and write them off. Lets r«Ma FrMunahM IPO M UA MIDOLITOWN III- to aid them. ITftATHMOM CINIMA II- TM (uWy Moll, Sler, IPGI It Karen Grassle, the loving and Karen, a slender woman investigate it thoroughly.'" Ho«».i(PO|7 IS* II OCIAN TOWNSHIP with a gentle voice, was asked It also urges compassion ATLANTIC MIOMLANDl MAVIIW MUAII CINIMA I- loved frontier wife of Michael ATLANTIC CINBM*^ HMvtn Con Wall IPG) I M.J M. Landon on "Little Home on if she and her partner, In their for battered wives, their hus- HI«ml»G)>:».tH 1 J87JD.I a ATUNTIC HIGHUNDS IATOMTOWN •IAVIIW MUAm CINIMA II- the Prairie," is playing a dif- research, found that drinking bands and their families, she COtUWNITV I- Go Till tilt Iporlom t»l most often was the cause of added. CINEMA 291-0141 '1.50 MMocr (PGI7 M.I > 1A 4J.7 li.t 1> ferent kind of wifely role on COMMUNITY II- MIOOLHIOOK MOVIII I- NBC tonight - • sad, tragic wife-beating. She shook her "We want people to under- Alm«Wl«mm»f IPG1H1.I 1) HooptrlPGII.IO • ATOMTOHN OBIVf IN- MIOOLIIIOOK MOVIII II- kind. head. stand the problem, those Hl»ir IPOI Ml. W «. »mit..«o«i Vw>ngFronk«i«ltlnlPG)7:41,t.lo She co-stars In "Battered," who've never experienced Kill IPOIf:lf 110•»M« "No," she said. "Un- PKIHOLD MONMOUTH AITICINTII - a two-hour movie about wife- fortunately, it's not that this," she said. "We'd like MALLI- Hoop«rlPGI7 JO.t » Rtvcnff* o( the Pin* P«n!t»r (PGI MOVIII III beating. It studies the violent simple. When we started, we them to stop judging It so It> GftflM IPGI7.4S,* 4S lives of three couples from dif- harshly, stop saying, 'If she MAU.II- < MOVIII IV— thought that was it, that M Hm Calll IPOI 7.JO. IMtvl gin Thank God lit Friday IPGI 1.10 ferent levels of society. The stays, she's asking for it,' or, 'I IPO) til ... percent of the cases were alco- MALL III— v SNRRWIIUIIV film marks her debut as a hol-related. But they're not have nothing but contempt for An UmwrM ••>• III11: JM M CINIMA I- Prtltyl«BVIR)I.IO screenwriter. any man who'd hit a woman ' HAJLIT CINIMA II- "The syndrome of 'batter- PLAZA- , • She wrote it with writer Pf »tty ifltiy IR17 J0.» 30 HtovttiConwoll IPGI 7.4S.9 SO ing' Is similar to that as- CINIMA III- Cynthia Lovelace Sears, a AnUnmarrltd Woman IRl 7 II, t: Jl sociated with alcoholism only H«»»iiCaiWa»IPG)r 10,1 X MIDDLESIXCOUNTV CINIMA II- friend with whom she has met In the sense that it gets SIBO1H. 2:3O P.M. FOR Alm*tt tummtf IPOI 7 Jo. Amcrlcon • OIION periodically the past few years STARREOI*) FEATURE-S GraOHIIPGIf MINLO PAH CINIMA I— progressively worse." • I M DUIVI IN GfflOMIPG)3:IM:ll,7 M.t 30 to discuss script Ideas. Wife- MMIIIIT COUNTV Indeed, according to NBCS 1 •UTMRI PLAIA CINIMAI- beating was the one they chose Ef *' "•*"••"• Rtvma* of m« Pink Panther IPGI description of "Battered," KIANIIU*.* 7«J.f «1 for their first effort. COLONIAL- RUTOf Rl PLAZA CINIMA II— booze is involved only in the Ho«»«r(POI7 ».» II Ms. Grassle, who is unmar- WM'HStoon»RolnlRI7:ll.t:«7. case of one couple (played by MVPOIT rrted, said the idea for "Bat- MPAA IATINOI Chip Fields and LeVar G Owieral oualtnc*!. tered" came from Katy Sher- HEAVEN PG All ogct IPartnlal guidance tug Burton). rod, a journalist in Fort Worth, KjtMtrkltd (P«noni unotr 17 not od For another (Ms Grassle CAN WAIT Texas, she met while on a pro- D«nn.FI«o(»H.I0 mlttfd unltil atcomponltd by partnt or and Mike Farrell), sex and MOVIII II - otfwtlgulrdlanl motion tour for "Little House" VOUR tlNIOR VIAR X Adult! only. money woes prompt the beat- several years ago. tAir»YOUTMI«UT ings, while frustration causes OP TOUR Lift They discussed the then lit- It for a middle-age couple 'OUR WINNING tle-publicized problem of bat- SEASON" played by Joan Blondell and tered wives. Upon returning Howard Duff. "HIOH tALLIN" summer here, she said, she called Ms. Sears and began researching The movie's aim, she said, is over but the problem and Interviewing is to encourage battered wives wife-beating victims. — and their husbands, if pos- sible — to seek help, whether The script was finished a year ago. NBC didn't hesitate to accept it. Library planning "They wanted to do some- writing program thing on the subject right away," said the actress, who MATAWAN - The Aber- last week showed the film In deen-Matawan Public Library Washington, D.C., In support will present a program on N of a bill to provide federal "Writing for Publication" Sep- « HEAVEN funds to help battered wives. tember 27 at 8 p.m. Dr. Carl DIFFERENT ROLE — Karen Grassle, shown here In working on the movie, Calendar, an assistant pro- CAN WAIT- with Gil Gerard In a scene from "Little House on the she said, "our concern was fessor at Brookdale Communi- Prairie," will co-star tonight as a wife who Is that the subject not be sensa- ty College, will describe tech- beaten rather than loved. The show, "Battered," Is tionalized and not misused. 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