Another mediocre weekend for sun worshippers By PAM ABOUZEID traffic delays reported. beaches didn't do so hot though," a Long Branch The crowds must have been heading some- Amusement Pier spokesman said. Sun worshippers worried about over-tanning where farther south than Monmouth beaches, The chancy weather also kept some local had nothing to fur this past weekend. Except for because local beach clubs registered only an sailor* and yachtsmen on dry land. The National a few breaks in overcast skies on Saturday and average number of beaehgoers Coast Guard reported fairly slow movement on Sunday afternoons, the weather this past veekend Most area clubs reported an average of 300 the rivers and bay. stayed true to the mediocre course it had set for dedicated sunbathers and swimmers for yester- Croft said yesterday's temperatures reached a itself in the past four weekends. day's business hours — that is, after the sun came high of 80 degrees, while the thermometer regis- Rating the summer for area beaehgoers. Reg- out after noon. tered a high of tl on Saturday. ister weather expert Paul Croft said he'd give The Sea Bright Bathing PavUlion offset the "This miserable weekend situation is totally weekends of the past month a mark of 2 or 3 on a effects of bad weather on its beach population by unusual," Croft said. scale of 1 to 10, with ten being a warm, sunny day. scheduling an action-packed Activity Day boast- According to The Register's weather ob- "Once the the clouds come out in the morning ing relay races, egg tosses and water games for server, the best days for tanning are long gone, you might as well kiss the rest of the day good- area kids. *• although beachgoers now can spend more time bye," William Heath, manager of the Monmouth A spokesman at the Gateway National Recrea- out in the sun, if It ever comes out again, because Peach Bathing PavUlion, said. tion Area on Sandy Hook said this past weekend the rayi are less strong than they were at the With the exception of the shower-free July 7 was "really slow." beginning of the summer. weekend, Monmouth County residents have been What the beaches lost in volume, the amuse- . The hot, humid weather is expected to carry kissing the weekend days goodbye all summer ment piers picked up in numbers. "Business was through mid-week at least, with temperatures in long. about five percent above last summer's — we had the 80s. Despite the iffy weather, the Garden State a surprisingly good day. I'm glad to tee the season There is a chance of showers and thunder- The drippy problem of an ice cream cone on a hot day needs Parkway operations office reported moderate-to- is finishing strong," Albert Reid, an owner of the storms for today, Croft said. heavy traffic steadily heading south Saturday Keansburg Amusement Park said. "It could rain at any time now, the air is very to be tackled from both ends, six-year-old Kelly Ann Levey, from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m., although there were no "We had a great crowd here yesterday. The unstable," he said. of Point Pleasant, discovered in West End Park yesterday. The Daily Register

VOL.102 NO. 53 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1979 15 CENTS Wants 'cruel torture ended9 Mother pleads for ballerina's release NEW YORK (AP) - The mother of ballerina both the United States and the U.N. the decision Schell said he had warned the State Depart- Ludmllla Vlasova appealed to President Carter to to hold the plane until U.S. officials could talk ment on Thursday that Godunov feared his wife end the "cruel moral torture" as her daughter privately with Miss Vlasova. - would be forced to return to Moscow and had been and 52 other Soviet dtixens remained aboard an Henry Owen, U.S. ambassador at large, said "reassured that she would not get on the plane." Aeroflot jetliner grounded at Kennedy Interna- President Carter was being briefed on the Godunov, the first defector from the Bolshoi, tional Airport since Friday. stalemate "several times a day" during his week- was granted asylum in the United States on Carter was "closely Involved," a State De- end at Camp David, Md. Thursday, saying he wanted to explore new areas partment official said, as negotiations dragged Owen said Carter was making policy decisions of dance. Into another day over the fate of the wife of in the negotiations, but declined to specify wheth- The rest of the Moscow-based troupe left New Bolshoi Ballet star Alexander Godunov, who de- er he was referring to talks at the airport and fected last week. York early today for Chicago, where they were to elsewhere in New York. continue their American tour. American officials want assurances that Miss Meanwhile, the passengers aboard the Aero- Vlasova, also a member of the internationally flot Jetliner were probably "quite uncom- Schell said Miss Vlasova was married pre- renowned troupe, was returning to the Soviet fortable" as a result of their long confinement, viously but had no children by either marriage Union voluntarily. McHenry said. He said he did not know if Godunov left relatives But Soviet officials said Miss Vlasova, 36, At one point, the air conditioning failed, but it in the Soviet Union. wanted to return to her homeland and was afraid was restored. A suggestion that the passengers be Tass said yesterday for the first time that to leave the plane to meet privately with Ameri- transferred to a secluded airport lounge was Vlasova is a ballerina with the Bolshoi. But the can authorities for fear that they would spirit her rejected, McHenry said. agency still hasn't revealed that she Is married to away. Forty-nine Americans and 10 other non-Soviets Godunov, or that Oodunov delected last week. Chief U.S. negotiator Donald McHenry, deputy left the Moscow-bound plane early Saturday. Tass reported that Moscow had lodged a "res- U.S. representative to the United Nations Secur- McHenry, who was not permitted on the air- olute protest" with the United States over the ity Council, told reporters late last night that the craft rejected a Soviet suggestion that U.S. jour- detention of Vlasova, and said that United States officials had practiced "deception" and used crisis would soon be over. However, McHenry did nalists be allowed to talk with Miss Vlasova not disclose the basis for his optimism. "rough pressure" in an attempt to keep her from Meanwhile, Orville Schell, Godunov's lawyer, McHenry said U.S. officials wanted Miss returning to the Soviet Union. said he and Godunov were certain Miss Vlasova Vlasova to get off the plane and tell them she was In its protest to the United States Embassy in wanted to remain in the United States. The leaving of her own volition, but said there were Moscow, Tass reported, the-Soviet Foreign Min- dancer was standing by near the airport, the "other alternatives," which he did not specify. istry accused the United States of contadlcting attorney said. He said one reason the government acted was elementary concepts of humaneness in detaining And the Soviet news agency Tass on Sunday because Miss Vlasova had been "under heavy the Aeroflot jet since Friday. A United States published the text of a telegram from the escort since the defection of her husband." Embassy spokesman said that Soviet officials had ballerina's mother, Alexandra Geraslmova made a protest in a telephone call to the Embassy Drozhdlna, asking Carter to end the "cruel abuse Tass quoted Miss Vlasova as saying the groun- yesterday. of elementary human rights." ding was "outrageous." Earlier, in the presence Food and other supplies have been carried "For two days my daughter has been sub- of Soviet officials, she had told American nego- periodically aboard the Soviet jetliner for jected to cruel moral torture," It said. tiators, "I love my husband, but he made his Vlasova and the other Soviet passengers, Inlud- The woman charged: "The American author- decision to stay here and I made mine to leave." ing 13 children. UNDER THE PLANE — U.S. officials stand under the rear of a Soviet Aerflot ities are setting absolutely illegal conditions for However, Schell said Miss Vlasova and God- McHenry said that American authorities had the departure of the aircraft with my daughter Jetliner yesterday beside police car blocking the plane from moving. U.S. authorities 1 unov had agreed to defect together. He said Miss the right to board the plane and remove Vlasova kept the plane grounded, saying they wanted to talk to Bolshol ballerina Ludmllla and other Soviet passengers aboard." Vlasova "began to waffle" two days before God- but preferred to "handle it in a more diplomatic Vlasova on whether she was being forced to return to Moscow. The Soviet Union has formally protested to unov sought asylum. Island View II draws protests SEA BRIGHT — A group his neighbors in the Riv- fact, our interests would be he anticipated no need for sent to DEP for review yet, of Monmouth Beach residents erview Road aria feel that somewhat inimical to their variances for the project, he said. has asked the state Depart- the 131-units are "ecological- own." which is proposed for a B-2 Adair said tomorrow's ment of Environmental Pro- ly and environmentally un- "We have alerted the business zone. meeting would be the first tection (DEP), the American sound" on the riverside site. proper state agencies," he Benjamin Mann Jr., a formal consideration of the Littoral Society, the Army "There are any number of said, "and the Monmouth principal in the firm, said plans, and said that traffic Corps of Engineers and other reasons why this could be Beach municipal authorities last night that the reduction generated by the 31 new units coast-oriented organizations damaging to the whole area," have been put on notice ' from 134 to 131 units "has would "certainly be one of to take a careful look at plans said Boley, who owns the Douglas K. Adair, plan- certainly reduced the densi- the things we have to con- for a 131-unit condominium house immediately south of ning board chairman here, ty" of the complex, orginally sider." complex proposed for Ocean St. Peter's Villa . said last night the board has calculated at 9.6 unlts-per- He again said he invited Avenue. "Many neighbors are con- received approximately 10 acre. the Monmouth Beach objec- The plan for the Island cerned that problems will be letters from residents of the Boley said that some of tors "as long as their argu- View II project, slated to be created when the river rises neighboring town and it the correspondence between ments are basic to the ap- built on a 13.8-acre tract now and everyone is concerned would be fine if they all show the Monmouth Beach objec- plication." owned by the Dominican Or- about the additional traffic," up in person tomorrow night. tors and DEP had asked the The townhouse complex as der on the Sea Bright-Mon- he said. "It's a public meeting," state to reanalyze the tract, proposed, would be arranged mouth Beach border, is The Monmouth Beach res- said Adair. "Let the people which borders the South in clusters of 18 to 25 units scheduled to be heard by the "idents. he said, do not expect come. I for one want to hear Shrewsbury, to see if a larger each. The first floor level of Planning Board here tomor- to appear in person at the their objections." portion should be reclassif ied the two-story buildings would row at 8 p.m. Island View hearings. When Benjamin Mann Sr., as wetlands. be four feet above ground to Herbert A. Boley, 150 "We didn't feel our argu- the project developer, made The small section of the raise them above flood level. Ocean Ave., Monmouth ments would be of interest to an informal presentation to tract that already has been Beach, said he and a group of Sea Bright," Boley said. "In the board on June 2, the plans designated as state-protected The project is adjacent to called for 34 units. wetlands, said Mann, "is not the earlier Island View Harry Tumen, attorney being touched." Townhouses, now nearing The Inside Story for Mann, said that night that The project has not been completion. THE WEATHER Considerable cloudiness and humid today with peri- Focus is on energy ods of rain. Highs In upper 70s. Partly sunny tomor- row. Complete report page 3. OSAGE BEACH, Mo. (AP) - Governors coal represents the best prospect for adding of the 14-state Midwest Governors' Con- new energy to the national economy. Cosmos trounce Roughnecks U ference are tackling the nation's energy The governors were asked to urge Con- Summer bridals announced 16 problems with an eye on the role of coal and gress to reassess the importance of the na- Mlsi U.S.A. talks to Emily Wllkens 17 the need for passenger rail service as they tion's rail passenger network and retain pres- begin a two-day session today. ent Amtrak routes for one year. DAILY REGISTER Saudi Arabian ambassador Sheik Faisal Qov. George Nigh of Oklahoma submitted Bridge advice 11 PHONE NUMBERS Alhegelan was to address the governors and the rail proposal, which also urges the In- Buiaesi .... M Mala Office M2-WM their staffs at the opening session. terstate Commerce Commission to carefully Classified ll-Zt Tall Free 671-MM The governors are taking up resolutions- consider the energy crisis when acting on on rail transportation, tax and budget limits applications to abandon rail lines. Comics 21 Tell Free J66-81M Rnlitar »'•" »*•"> By Carl PortM and health care at the meeting. They have The proposed policy statement said de- Editorial! I Classified Dept MM7M RECEIVES CROWN — Evelyn Phillips, of Freehold, receives her crown after Eatertalnmeot.... 15 ClmUtlM Depl 542-4MI been asked to endorse a three-point energy teriorating rail facilities, cutbacks in passen- policy statement urging development of the ger service and abandonment of branch being named Ms. Monmouth County Senior Citizen at ceremonies.held last night LUestyle «." SperUDept M2-4M4 at the Holv Trinity Auditorium, Long Branch. Presenting the crown is the iv/o MMdteUwa Unreal 67I-22M nation's coal resources. freight lines hurt deeply when the nation Make A Date 17 needs desperately to save energy. winner, Hazel Slstl, of Spring Lake Heights. The contestants participated ma ObitmaHei « Freehold Bireai 431 21)2 The statement, worked out by the con- "talent display" and modeled In formal wear. Violet Kohl, of Belmar, the gprt, 11-14 Loag Branch Bureau ..2224611 ference's Task Force on Energy and Natural Another proposal calls for a high-speed reigning Ms. America Senior Queen U.S.A.,attended the ceremonies. Statehwue Bureau 6M-2t2-MS8 Resources, say&^here is a role for solar Intercity rail passenger network in the Television... U A power and other aRernate energy sources but Midwest. sr . •( 2 TheEMyKesMcr SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 MOUNT MARMOLDA, MOSCOW (AP) - The Italy (AP) — The captain of house of poet Viktor the Italian ski team was Nekipelov was the object of disappointed when he had to an eight-hour search by So- withdraw an invitation for a viet police who seiied 176 Newsman is go-between books and documents, says famous skier to join the squad in the Dolomites. dissident spokesman Andrei "I'm not suggesting the D. Sakharov. Holy Father may be out of Nekipelov is a member shape,'' Eberhard of the Moscow "Helsinki" in talks to free guards Schmallil said yesterday group that monitors Soviet after a howling snowstorm LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — Police acting through a news- Allen James. NEWPORT, R.I compliance with human dumped more than a foot of man intermediary responded to demands from armed rebel Lorenzo is serving a 160-year term for several crimes, (AP) - Jacqueline Ken- rights provisions of the 197S inmates holding three nurds hostage in the city jail, but the including an incident last year at a Las Vegas bar in which he nedy Onastii visited New- snow atop the 10,726-foot Marmoladapeak. treaty signed in Helsinki, TV news director said'negotiations were moving "slower held eight persons for five hours before surrendering to port to meet her future Finland. than anything ever has in my life." police. stepfather and to visit her "But I do feel the course The 51-year-old pharma- Specially equipped officers in jungle fatigues strode childhood home over the is too dangerous today for McKenna, who faces sentencing on a murder conviction, is cist has spent two years In through the ground-floor lobby of the city hall-police head- serving a 15-year sentence for robbery and kidnap. weekend in her first visit anyone who hasn't skied in Soviet prisons for writing quarters complex as the talks continued. Trained dogs accom- The other prisoners named by police were Eugene Shaw, since Hammersmith Farm a year." protest poems. He is a panied the officers. 40. Michael Mize, 22. and Gary Wayne Collura, 28. Shaw and was sold, a family spokes- Pope John Paul II, an ' The siege entered its third day today after authorities Collura face prison sentences and Mize is charged with woman said. avid skier before his elec- member of the PEN writers' club and has had responded to two lists of demands — often in the form of attempted murder. Accompanied by her tion to the papacy, traveled articles published In news- grievances about prison conditions. Some progress in the "These guys don't have much to lose, do they,'" said daughter, Caroline, Mrs. yesterday to Canale Jacqueline Onassli papers and periodicals in negotiations was reported. Stopka Onassis met Bingham D'Agordo, home town of the West. "It's moving, but it's moving a lot slower than anything Police said Lorenzo, McKenna and Shaw were believed Morris, a retired invest- Pope John Paul I, to mark Graham, son of evangel- ever has in my life," said Bill Stoldal, the KLAS-TV news armed, presumably with the guards' three 9mm service ment banker from South- the anniversary of his pred- ist Billy Graham, and Miss •»• director acting as intermediary between the inmates and revolvers. Lorenzo and McKenna were reportedly wearing the ampton, N.Y., on Saturday ecessor's election as the Kolden were married yes- NEW YOftK (AP) - police guards' uniforms. afternoon before flying on "smiling pope." John Paul terday on the front lawn of Former Mayor John j Demands ranged from complaints about cold food and The prison complex, within sight of the downtown casino to Hyannisport, Mass. I reigned 34 days before his the Graham home. Graham Lindsay was in good condi- lukewarm showers to requests for better medical care, better area known as Glitter Gulch, is designed for as many as 114 death. and the Rev. Calvin tion after he was hospi- It was disclosed last After a morning Mass, talized at Columbia-Presby- access to court records and an exercise room or yard. prisoners. week that Morris is to Thielman, pastor of the The prisoners demanded more frequent and better laundry The incident began shortly after 9 a.m. Saturday, when a John Paul II traveled by Montreat Presbyterian terian Medical Center for marry Mrs. Onassis' moth- cable car to the mountain- service, complaining: '"When we do get our laundry, it isn't guard was overpowered by a group of prisoners who then er, Janet Lee Auchincloss, Church, presided at the cer- observation after he com- much cleaner than the dirty stuff we are sending out." apparently used that guard's service revolver to capture two top, where he delivered his emony. plained of stomach pains. who lives on the estate. Sunday blessing from an They argued poor laundry service "makes us look even others. Mrs. Onassis's visit was The bride is the daughter Dorothy Dwyer, a fami- worse when we go to court and confront the judge." ice-covered wooden stand. of Mr. and Mrs. Norris The guards were identified by authorities as William her first since the house The pope also met with the ly friend, said Lindsay was In response to the first set of 10 demands, authorities tried Nelton, 52, Dave Murray, 35, and Bob Hansen, 52. Police got a* was sold to private in- Kolden of Morris, Minn. stricken yesterday shortly to alleviate problems, police said. But the inmates expressed family of his predecessor. The couple met at the Mayo note from the guards Sunday, saying they were "OK and that vestors in 1977, said Susan Both events were papal before he arrived in complete satisfaction only with pledges for improved dental they had not been mistreated," said Skopla. Simmons, director of the Clinic at Rochester, Minn., Gloversville, NY, for a care and increased access to telephones. firsts, Vatican officials where she was a nurse and estate, which is now a tour- said. speech. The inmates and authorities spent Saturday trying to ist attraction. where Nelson Graham was Police responded to a new list of eight demands Sunday settle on a third party to conduct the negotiations, and the ••• recuperating from a leg in- She said doctors ruled night, but declined to say whether they had agreed to any prisoners agreed early Sunday to meet with attorney Stu Bell Mrs. Simmons said Mrs. MONTREAT, N.C. (AP) jury resulting from a fall. out heart trouble and be- more demands. and Stoldal, news director at KLAS-TV. Onassis was "absolutely — The father of the groom The bridegroom is study- lieved Lindsay may have a At least five of the 84 inmates In the second-floor lockup thrilled" by her visit. "She officiated when Nelson Ed- ing to be a doctor. The cou- stomach virus or an ob- were involved in negotiations, said police Capt. Dan Stopka. Stoldal was the main intermediary Sunday, dealing with loved it," she said. "She man Graham and Carol Lee ple plan to attend college struction in the digestive Stopka identified the two chief inmate spokesmen as Felix the inmates both in person and by telephone and closed circuit was just so enthusiastic." Kolden tied the knot. this fall. tract. Lorenzo, 28, and Patrick McKenna, 31, also known as Charles television.

World crude production sets record Strauss also said on CBS' "Face the Nation" that he Pro—nuclear rally staged at Rocky Flats "These advertisements are both unfair and deceptive;1 resented news reports of in-fighting among Carter's top said Ernest Rosenberg, an official of the Environmental World crude oil production set a record during the first foreign advisers. He said he works closely with President GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) — The sights and sounds in the sun- Protection Agency. six months of 1979 despite fears that political turmoil In Carter and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance in determining browned fields near the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant In a letter urging a crackdown by the Federal Trade Iran would worsen critical petroleum shortages, an in- U.S.-Mldeast policy and called reports of disagreement were familiar — bands played, people held signs and four Commission, Rosenberg said the ads are likely to lead dustry journal reports. "largely overdrawn." people were arrested. viewers to put the cheaper leaded gasoline into cars built to However, "there's no assurance the brisk pace can be "There is no disarray in our Mideast policy," he said. But unlike others that have gathered at the field, this was take only the small nozzles for leaded gas. Doing this destroys maintained for the rest of the year," said the Oil and Gas Strauss also confirmed reports tht he would like to handle a crowd of nuclear energy supporters who had come to hear the catalytic converters-used by most new cars — but not th,e Journal, adding that because of the uncertainty, prices will Mideast negotiations as a non-paid, part-time specialist, with speakers ridicule the "kooks" and "no-growth muggers" Datsuns or Subarus depicted in the commercials — to meet continue to rise unless consumption drops drastically. freedom to pursue outside business dealings. who oppose nuclear energy. air-quality laws. The Tulsa-based journal said in its Aug. 27 edition "I would like to have a bit more time for private life," he "You wouldn't have brought your children here if you Rosenberg said the ads also fail to say that cars equipped world production averaged 61.892 million barrels a day said. weren't convinced of the safety of nuclear power," Peter with the converters and running on unleaded gas "get signifi- from January to June, compared with 58.736 million bar- Strauss said he likely would not be associated with his old Brennan, secretary of labor under presidents Richard M. cantly better fuel economy than cars designed to meet the rels a day in the first half of 1978. Texas law firm, as Its oil-industry clients could create the Nixon and Gerald R. Ford, told those at the rally Sunday. emission standards while running on leaded gas. Thus, a The report comes after months of concern over energy appearance of a conflict of interest with his Mideast duties. "If we are to maintain freedom and democracy, we must customer could pay less for gasoline if he were to buy a car shortages marked by long gasoline lines and rising fuel have a strong economy and a strong defense," he said. running on unleaded gas, even though leaded gas Is less bills. It was accompanied by other reports of favorable U.S., Cuba court non-aligned nations Brennan, president of the New York Building and Trades expensive." trends: Council, said nuclear energy is essential to keep the nation's —The Lundberg Letter, an authoritative oil marketing WASHINGTON (AP) - Cuba is expected to launch a economy afloat. journal, said its survey of 16,700 service stations showed major effort to put the 87-nation non-aligned movement in "It's sheer stupidity to turn away from this valuable Jackson raps silent treatment of PLO U.S. Department of Energy gasoline pricing regulations open support of Soviet foreign policy objectives. resource," he said. are being followed. To counter the Cuban strategy, the United States has The crowd, decked out in red, white and blue hats and NEW YORK (AP) - The Rev. Jesse Jackson says the —Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis , said a study showed Ameri- been in diplomatic contact wjjh scores of non-aligned waving small American flags, cheered when Brennan said a "no-talk" policy between the United States and the Palesti- can homes and businesses may have stockpiled an extra 1 countries over the last month, seeking an understanding "fierce band of no-growth muggers" is posing a threat to the nian Liberation Organization could cause Arab nations to try billion gallons of heating oil, and the excess could ease a attitude toward U.S. policies, American officials say. nation's future. to ruin the U.S. economy. threatened shdVtage this winter. Cuba was expected to begin its effort today in Havana, The rally, organized by a group called Citizens for Energy "We are prepared to fight Russia with a missle ... (but). The reports coincided with the 120th anniversary of the where the non-aligned movement was opening low-level and Freedom, attracted a crowd estimated at 8,000 by state we have no counter-missle on the Arab states," the civil completion of the world's first commercial oil well. talks in preparation for next week's summit meeting at police and at more than 15,000 by rally organizers. It was paid rights activist said yesterday, noting that the oil-rich Arab which some 40 heads of state or government are expected for by Rockwell and by plant workers and other nuclear nations have monetary reserves of $141 billion half of it in U.S.' to convene In the Cuban capital. energy supporters. dollars. Strauss says Mideast trip not a failure The Cuban aim is spelled out in a lengthy draft Jackson also said he would tell PLO leader Yasir Arafat resolution that holds the United States responsible for Subaru auto ads called deceptive face-to-face that Israel "is an irreversible fact of history." WASHINGTON (AP) - The president's special Mideast virtually every conflict in the world today. One U.S. But Jackson admitted It would be "nonsensical" to ask envoy denies that Egyptian and Israeli officials have rejected official called the document an "outrage." WASHINGTON (AP) - An actor in a widely-shown tele- Arafat to then immediately drop the PLO's refusal to recog- a new U.S. proposal on the Palestinian Issue. The United States is relying heavily on three founding vision commercial stands in a filling station holding two nize Israel's claim that as a right to exist. Arafat reportedly In fact, says Robert Strauss, he made no single proposal to members of the 20-year-old movement — Yugoslavia, gasoline nozzles, saying one is for unleaded gas and the other will visit the United Nations in September. '. leaders of the two nations during his negotiating trip to the Egypt and India — to keep it on a middle course in East- for regular. Jackson, Interviewed on NBC's "Meet The Press,1' Mideast last week. West conflicts. Cuba's principal backing within the move- "A lot of economy cars can't take regular gas," the actor argued it is consistent for a peaceful country to work for Rather, Strauss said yesterday, he carried 10 or 15 pos- ment comes from Vietnam, Ethiopia, Angola and Afghan- says, noting it costs less. "But when you try to put regular Israeli security while also fighting for the "human rights" oi sible positions on the Palestinian question, "none of which istan. gas into a Subaru ... it's a perfect fit," he concludes, putting Palestinian refugees. found much support." At past non-aligned conferences, many moderate coun- the regular gasoline nozzle into a Subaru. "Te seem to be reconcilable goals," he said. "I went over there to test the water," he said, contending tries went along with anti-U.S. resolutions to avoid disrup- Those commercials and ones making a similar point for - "The idea that Arafat and the PLO is unbendable and has; that tepid reception of the various U.S. proposals by Egyptian ting non-aligned unity. Only 11 members of the movement Datsun are under federal attack. Both stress that buyers of no sense of politics is really not sound in my judgment," said; and Israeli leaders did not represent failure. are avowedly Marxist. such cars can use the cheaper leaded gasoline. Jackson. Gunther didn't mind being last By P AM ABOUZEID Ann Chudkowski, 27 Patten St., here, won first place in the passengers between Colts Neck and downtown Freehold as a FREEHOLD — Local politicians went around in circles contest with a proposal for a special bicycle delivery service, way to get people into town without using too many cars. competing for the title of "the slowest person on two wheels" designed to minimize short, last-minute shopping trips. Schmitt said that, on the whole, WALT did not yield the Saturday morning at the county Hall of Records parking lot as Chudkowskl's two daughters run the service from 3 to 6 kind of results he would have liked to see. the Week of Alternate Transportation (WALT) drew to its p.m. every day and charge a quarter to SO cents for delivering "I saw just as many cars parked in the downtown parking end. last minute or forgotten shopping items to customers. lots as usual," he said, "but I guess this was better than Freehold Councilman William Gunther won the title after She won 10 gallons of gasoline, in two five-gallon cans. nothing." crossing the finish line last hi the "slow bicycle race" Second place went to Harry Reed, 10 Hilltop Road, here, Among the political celebrities who raced Saturday were sponsored by the Downtown Freehold Businessmen's Associa- who suggested installing bike racks in the downtown parkin? Freehold Township Mayor David Segal; Freehold Councilman tion. lots. William Conover and J. William Boyle, both mayoral can- The open-to-all event consisted of a series of slow bicycle He won a *25 gift certificate from the Finicky Framer, didates, and Freehold Councilmen Patrick McMorrow, John races for kids of all ages and a slew of four-lane races here. McGackin, Russell Keimig. between borough and township politicians. Sibylle Haug, 11 Nottingham Road, Englishtown, won Freehold Councilwoman Lynn Reich's exercycle qualified "The little folks won little prizes and the men won third place for her Idea to restrict high school students from for the race since it had no more than two wheels and kept her feet off the ground. But the object of the race was to finish notoriety,"James Schmitt, president of the Businessmen's driving their cars to school. Association, said. last, not stay in place, so she was not counted among the Almost 30 competitor! applied brakes, pedaled backward She won a $25 gift certificate from the LaRae Shoppe, finishers. and wiggled their bikes around trying to come in last, while 60 here. Patrick Muhler rode for his mother, Assemblywoman onlookers cheered and prodded their favorite politicians back. Robert Coutts, a local realtor, sponsored a bus to carry Marie Muhler, R-Monmouth, a Marlboro Township resident. Saturday's slow bicycle races were the last of a string of events scheduled for the Week of Alternate Transportation. The purpose of the special week was "to inspire people to come up with different ways to get around, to pinpoint ideas about saving fuel," Schmitt said. One of the ways the sponsor group hoped to get people to think about alternative modes of transportation was to launch a Fuel Saving Suggestions Contest. 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The race Only Only Sunday HaattUr Him ay Dan Ltral Ontraar HIM I MOD HOOD was sponsored bv the Downtown Freehold Busi- Homtdallvtry By carrtar — Dally and Sunday II 00a «raaa. Sunday only .» to become the slowest politician in town. Unfortunately, nessmen's Association. It was one race where Gunther can*. SPINNING HER WHEELS — Freehold Councilwoman m»j> %nt at Caunlar - Dally HctnM; Swdjy » carnv ,- Lynn Reich used iusj half a bicycle, in her bid Saturday there were no prizes for staving in pjgce. didn't mlnd^lnlshing last. SHREWSBURY, N.j MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 The Daily Register 3 There's still black gold in hills of Pennsylvania TTTUSVILLE, Pa. (AP) - Edwin Drake's "Production is up 25 percent from last year, No one kept records, but it's estimated the •team-powered drill bored Into an oil pocket 110 so the Industry is doing vrfy well," said Bryner, well produced about 10 barrels a day before It years ago, the flnt trickle of a petroleum guib an industry spokesman who thinks oil is still the dried up a century ago. that greased America'! industrial revolution and short-term solution to the nation's energy needs. Instant communities, like Pithole, sprang up forever changed the way people live "We think we can supply the answer for the overnight. After the area's most productive well next 40 years. In the meantime, we ought to be . That W-loot hole, completed on Aug. 27, law, was drilled in early 1885, the town soon swelled to •| V, : was the world's flnt commercial well and proved developing alternatives — solar, coal gasifica- 10,000. Five years later, the oil stopped flowing - lor the first time that a dependable supply of oil tion, etc.," be added. and Pithole became a ghost town. ' could be obtained by drilling. Ironically, oil was the best alternative to the It is still remembered as the site of the first oil Oil fever spread wildly, scarring the north- nation's energy problems in the 19th century. pipeline, a 5"4-mile trench to the nearest railroad. ! western Pennsylvania countryside with hastily "There was an energy shortage in the 1840s," I Because there was a shortage of wooden bar- ; built derricks, shacks and boom towns. It was the said Davidson. "The country was Just getting rels, oil was often transported in railroad storage : beginning of the nation's dependence on oil, a into the Industrial revolution. Oil proved to be a cars or poured Into open barges. Much of it was - dependence ever more apparent amid the current safe, easily reflnable, cheap commodity." spilled, especially on the muddy roads used by oil shortages and rising prices. Originally, oil was an unwanted by-product of wagons. —^** «* Today, oil wells owned by Quaker State, Pen- salt water wells. One salt well in Kentucky pro- "There was so much oil in the mud that they nxoil and Kendall still tap underground reservoirs duced 1,000 barrels a day of pure crude, a small say it ate the hair off horses legs and bellies," is 1 : for Pennsylvania grade crude — a high-quality oil amount of which was used for medicine. The rest said Davidson. * vJT" particularly useful as a lubricant. was thrown out. "Or they'd float it down the river in barrels or "This is still oil country," said Mike The bulk of the early oil used commercially just poured It Into barges pushed downstream by Davidson, tourist guide supervisor for the Drake was skimmed off rivers like Oil Creek near a wall of water. Two-thirds of the oil never made Well Museum, where 40,000 people come annually Titusville, and the technology was already In it to market," he added. to see a board-by-board replica of the crude place to refine it into kerosene or machine lubri- . derrick over the original well. cants. Many of the wells thought to be dry actually : "You can't drive any of the roads without With a demand for a machine lubricant and just lost their natural gas, which forced oil to J seeing oil wells," added the 28-year-old Anderson, lamp oil growing, there were about SO companies gush upward. Today, drillers use detergent to wash the oil free from rocks and pump it to the - a student of the oil industry. making oil by distilling coal tar. And the supply of surface. Pennsylvania annually produces about 3 mil- whale oil was drying. / [ lion barrels of oil and had proven reserves of 114.4 Drake, an idled train conductor and former "I've seen wells literally drilled within inches ' million barrels at the beginning of 1978, according clerk, solved the energy problem. Actually, no of each other. This area was pumped out of FAMILY AFFAIR — A boy pedals bicycle past an oil well In the yard of his Oil City. to Jim Bryner of the Pennsylvania Oil and Gas one knew until Aug. 28 that he had struck oil. And pressure long before it was pumped out of oil," Pa., home. The family owns the well and sells the crude to Quaker State, located In ; Association. that date is now observed as Oil Discovery Day. said Davidson. OH City. Soaring gas prices speed switch to metric system By LOUISE COOK adopt the measuring system used by most of would be against the law. What the board does youngsters. ' Like our monetary system, the metric sys- Associated Press Writer • the rest of the world. want to do, DeReuter said, is make sure that To help educate the general public, the tem is based on multiples of 10. The most The United States Is still crawling along the Thus far, however, there have been few consumers understand the system when they Metric Board has proposed spending more common units of measurement are the gram, toad to the metric system, but the soaring changes for the average consumer. The Metric are faced with it. than half a million dollars for advertising, toll- the liter and the meter. Temperature is ex- price of gasoline may speed up the switch. Board Itself did not get completely organized He said the main push toward metrics right free telephone Information lines, pubications pressed in degrees Celsius; under the metric Authorities say it is easier and cheaper to until last year; a proposal to convert road now is coming from multinational companies and research studies. system, water freezes at zero degrees and convert fuel pumps to liters than to adjust signs from miles to kilometers was abandoned that want to be able to sell their products In the The non-profit American National Metric boils at 100. them to register prices of more than SI a because of negative comments. rest of the world. General Motors, for exam- Council, including businesses and trade and The U.S. Metric Association, a volunteer, gallon. In a report late last year, the General ple, expects to be predominantly metric within technical organizations, also Is trying to ease non-profit group in Boulder, Colo., which has Bill DeReuter, a spokesman for the U.S. Accounting Office said the alocholic beverage the next few years, DeReuter said. confusion. been promoting the use of the metric system Metric Board, said a growing number of ser- industry had done more to convert than anyone Supporters of the switch to metrics concede The council has prepared a Metric Con- for more than 50 years, says the easiest way to vice station operators — particularly inde- else. But the GAO also said: "Most wines and there has been strong public opposition to sumer Information Kit, Including a wallet-size learn the new measurements is to forget the pendents — are starting to sell gasoline by1 the distilled spirits that were converted to metric abandoning the traditional system of feet and conversion card and two pamphlets, "The old ones. Don't try to convert back and forth. liter. DeReuter said that $100 million could be sizes experienced unit price increases greater inches, pounds and ounces. But they also say Metric System Day-to-Day" and "A Metric Find a familiar object that is about the size of saved by converting to liters instead of chang- than those that did rut convert." that a lot of the ill will is due to unfamiliarity Reference for Consumers." There is a $1.30 the metric measurement you want to learn. A ing price-recording mechanisms. DeReuter said part of the Metric Board's and a lack of understanding. charge to cover postage and handling. It Is millimeter, for example, Is about the thickness It has been almost four years since the job will be "making sure that consumer in- "The anti-feeling will disappear," said De- available from: MCIK-ANMC, 1625 Massachu- of a dime. Whenever you hear or see the word passage of the Metric Conversion Act, de- terests ire protected." He also said the board Reuter, noting that virtually every state has setts Ave. N.W., Washington, DC, 20036. millimeter, think of a dime. In a short while, signed to encourage Americans to voluntarily Is not out to force people to go metric; that some kind of metric education program for Enclose a self-addressed label with your order. you'll find yourself thinking metric. Rebellious Kurds bracing for final showdown SAQQEZ, Iran (AP) - following the government's long-range artillery was were ready. Kzzedin Hosseni, the re- property damage was wide- 100 tribesmen, and one of Kurdistan town of Paveh. The rebellious Kurds expect recapture of Saqqez. awaiting orders to advance " We have anti-aircraft ligious leader of the Iranian spread, and a fuel depot was Khomeini's revolutionary Qassemlu said on Saturday Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho- Kurdish sources said a outside the village of Solduz, weapons, 105mm howitzers, Kurds The Kurds are Sunni burning out of control. court judges was reported en that the Kurds had captured meini's forces to strike at government column of at about 20 miles south of 106mm recoilless rifles, Moslems, the religion of most Kurdish leaders claimed route to try them. 150 of Khoemlni's revolu- them next in Mahabad, their least 65 tanks, scores of ar- Mahabad. mortars and 17 tanks ready of the Islamic world, while most of their fighters es- It was assumed that most tionary guardsmen and would heavily fortified stronghold, mored personnel carriers and Kurdish leaders said they for action," sad one. "AndKhomeini and most of the caped into the hills, but gov- or all ol them would be ex- execute one for each Kurd we have thousands of armed Iran's Persian majority are ernment forces were re- ecuted, as at least 29 were a put to death by the fighters, all highly trained to members of the rival Shiite ported to have arrested about week ago after fighting in the ayatollah's men. Jackie any situation. ... *tf» sect. they use helicopters to strafe and rocket us as they did at Khomeini has ordered the Saqqez, they are going to find arrest of all major Kurdish leaders but so far there has Chinese press Mondale it rough. Now we have the weapons to knock them out of been no word that any of the sky." them have been caught. The Kurds' siege of the However, Mahabad was government garrison in Sa- for significant talks reported quiet yesterday, qqez ended on its fourth day country. with shops and businesses op- PEKING (AP) - Senior "We look forward very Saturday after a fleet of the "The international situ- erating normally. Deputy Premier Deng Xiaop- much to these significant giant Chinook helicopters ing (Teng Hsiao-ping) met talks that will broaden and ation has become more tur- The city of more than Shah Mohammad Reza with Vice President Walter deepep our relationship," bulent and tense," said Deng. 100,000 people about 50 miles Pahlavi bought from the F Mondale today and told Mondale told Deng as they "Cases of intervention and northwest of Saqqez is the United States landed rein- him regular talks between faced each other across a attempts to exercise control headquarters of Abdol forcements in the town with Chinese and American lead- table in the Great Hall of the Over other countries and even Rahman Qassemnlu, secre- heavy weapons which they ers "will be significant for People in Peking. acts of open aggression show tary of the Kurdish Demo- turned on the tribesmen. the development of Chinese- that the danger of war is still cratic Party which Khomeini After exchanging pleas- «o,n American relations and growing." banned a week ago, and Sheik The town's only hospital antries for a crowd of re- ESS3 was jammed with wounded; world development." porters, the press was He said both countries ushered out and the two men must oppose hegemonism Sr.o»K» Stot.ono.y Oidudr i_ NATIONAL WEA1HER SERVICE. and their aides got down to and foreign domination — the NOAA US O»pt ol COHIWIK . business behind closed doors. phrases the Chinese use to No details of the meeting refer to the policy of the Sovi- TIDES Local forecast Addonizio hearing set were released. They were ex- et Union and Its ally Viet- nam. Study Hook _ Yesterday's Ugh temperature at the Register weather TRENTON (AP) — In a of his 10-year sentence. to-jail order last week, the pected to discuss a wide TODAY-HigMl:S3 p.m. station was 80 degrees. The low yesterday was 70. It was 77 last ditch effort to keep Based on time off for good commission said.-it wanted range of bilateral and in- "We believe that the Sino- American relationship can and low 5:87 p.m. at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was 70. Today's ( a.m. former Newark Mayor Hugh behavior, however, Addonizio Addonizio incarcerated first, ternational Issues, including emerge in the 1980s as one of TOMORROW - High - temperature was 71. There was a trace of precipitation In Addonizio from returning to would serve a maximum of 11 regional Parole Commission trade, energy, refugees, Ko- rea and Southeast Asia. the major bulwarks of peace a.m. and — p.m. and low 5:47 the U hours ending at ( a. m. today. There were 10 cooling jail, an attorney is requesting months in prison. lawyer Henry Sadowski said. a.m. and low 6:17 p.m. a federal judge to postpone While the date for his re- Addonizio was released Mondale, who arrived Sat- and justice in the world," degree days yesterday, 241 for the month, and 699 for the Mondale replied. "To For Red Bank and cooling season to date. sentencing until a parole ap- turn to prison has not been from prison two years ago by urday for an eight-day visit, Rumson bridges, add two peal is heard in October. set, he will spend the remain- his sentencing judge. The is the highest-ranking Ameri- achieve that goal, I wish to hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 Addonizio's attorney, ing time at the federal prison U.S. Supreme Court, how-' can to visit China since the join you in widening our con- minutes; Long Branch, de- Coastal forecast Michael Bdelson, is seeking a in Danbury, Conn. ever, recently ruled that it two governments established sultations on world affairs, and, where possible, achieve duct 15 minutes; Highlands, Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds are variable ruling from U.S. District Addonizio was convicted was not up to the judge, but diplomatic relations In Janu- add 40 minutes. Judge Clarkson Fisher at a on charges of extorting the parole board, to decide ary. a common purpose through I La Prc Otlk through tonight at 10 knots or less but gusty in thunder- our separate action." Albany « 53 rn showers. Considerable cloudiness through tonight with hearing today on the request. $235,000 from Newark con- when a prisoner should be re- In the afternoon Mondale Albu'que H 64 COy A member of Mondale's Amarlllo M M 1.57 clr scattered showers and thundershowers. Visibility mostly The U.S. Parole Com- tractors during his eight-year leased. was to speak on Sinn-Ameri- Anchor*« M 47 clr mission decided nearly two term as mayor that ended in The former mayor and can relations to about 600 party said their contacts with Alhtvillt M 65 .M rn three to five miles in haze or fog and one to three miles Atlanta U 71 1.07 rn and in heavier showers. Average wave heights are two weeks ago that Addonizio 1970. congressman served the five teachers at Peking Univer- the Chinese so far had been Atlantic Ctv 77 .35 cdv sity. The speech was to be informal, cordial and frank Baltimore 72 .19 cdv feet or less today except briefly higher vicinity thunder- would have to surrender to Edelson has claimed Ad- years and two months of his Blrmngtiam s; ~ .53 cdv showers. federal officials to continue donizio Was promised another sentence at the prison farm televised nationally in its en- He said they were getting to Blimerck 71 .11 cdv know each other as people BolM •1 cdv serving the four years and 10 full hearing before the Parole at the Lcwisburg, Pa. federal tirety and carried in part by Boston the state radio, the first time Brownsville Jersey Shore months officially remaining Commission. But in a back- prison. Buffalo 60 an American has had such a m Chrlftn SC 76 cdv Considerable cloudiness and humid through tonight Chrlsln WV .15 rn nationwide platform in Chi- Ch#v«nrtt cdv with periods of rain and possibly a few thundershowers. na. ChkHO cdv Lows tonight near 70. Highs today in the upper 70s. Partly Cincinnati .61 cdv Mondale meets again with SV4»110FFSiT Clave I and .06 cdv sunny tomorrow with chance of a late afternoon thunder- Cotumbut ot cdv Deng tomorrow and with Pre- D«l Ft Wth 70 cdv shower. Highs in the low 80s. Precipitation probability at mier Hua Guofeng (Hua Kuo- XEROX COPIES Denver SO 10 cdv 60 percent today and 40 percent tonight. Winds are vari- Ms Molnes H 63 1.71 CdV feng) before leaving Wednes- Detroit 76 60 rn able at 10 miles per hour or less through today. Ocean Duluth 64 57 cdv day for Xian (Sian) and Can- Hartford 13 61 .01 rn water temperatures are in the mid 70s. ton. On Tuesday, he will also INSTANT Helena 71 14 Honolulu clr JERSEY SHORE EXTENDED sign a cultural exchange Houston 74 cdv PRINTING Ind'apolt. 65 .41 cdv Extended forecast Wednesday through Friday. Mixed agreement covering films, Jachs'vllte 71 . cdv sunshine and cloudiness through the three day period with art, dance; education, sports Juneeu , 46 Cdv While You wail Kan's Cltv . 64 .11 Cdv chance of some scattered afternoon or evening showers and other such fields. UiVMU 70 clr and thundershowers Wednesday and again Friday. Daily Las Anoelat 66 clr Mondale and Deng in an "*' wolf Dress me Louisville 61 .15 cdv high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s with overnight exchange of toasts at a wel- Memphis 74 .01 cdv ITOMonmoulhSlraal Miami U 71 rn lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. coming banquet Sunday night Had Bank, 711-1300 Milwaukee 71 61 cdv Mpts-St. P. W 60 .40 COV said their nations opposed Nashville •1 71 .61 cdv Northern Jersey foreign domination nf any New Or Ins M 74 mm rn NeW York IS 67 .M rn Mostly cloudy with periods of showers and possibly a ft 74 mm cdv 77 61 .46 cdv few thundershowers through tonight. Lows tonight in the Orlandtssso fi 74 mm rn mid to upper 60s. Highs today 75 to 80. Tomorrow partly Phllad'phla u 71 .13 rn Pnoanlx 107 77 clr cloudy quite warm and humid. High in the mid to upper Pittsburgh 71 60 .11 rn Ptland. M» 71 H 80s inland to about 80 at the coastal beaches. Ptland, Ora Rapid Cltv '9 51 Kino ft 41 Southern Jersey St Loull 11 IT St P-Tampa Salt Lafca W M clr Considerable cloudiness and humid through tonight San DIMO W M cdv with periods of rain and possibly a few thundershowers. San Fran 74 57 tir Sttttlt 74 il clr Lows tonight in the upper 80s to low 70s. Highs today In the AT ITS BEST. TRY US! StStMarl* 77 47 cdv Tulia « 72 cdv upper 70s to low 80s. Partly sunny tomorrow with a chance Washington It 75 .14 cdv of afternoon thundershowers. Highs in the low to mid 80s. mm >v cam nn« M(—Yamrtav'i KM*. La—Vaitof dav'i law. Precipitation probability at 60 percent today and 40 CAR RAMS TREE — Moon H. Kim, 25, of Red Bank, is Monmouth Medical Center. Ha- friUMUIMI* M Haurt an percent tonight. Winds are variable at 10 miles per hour or Long Branch, with arm, head and internal Injuries after his car rammed Into a tree ICENTRALJERSEY BANK MMHIarW' less through today. in-front of 81 South St., Eatontown, last night. Police are still trvlno to determine the cause of the crash. » | 4 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST27. i»79 MHIlllttlllMlllilllllitMMtlHIIIINll Shrewsbury man flew penal code Obituaries dies of crash hurts SHREWSBURY - Rich- wat to be performed this ard E. Halloran Jr., 25, of morning at the Freehold Area in effect Saturday Sycamore Ave., died yester- Hospital, Freehold, accord- day morning at Bayshore ing to police. TKKNTOIW (AP) — The such as trespassing, for statutory rape. Stan Kenton, 67, Community Hospital, Trooper Gary Knight is new state criminal code, shopliftinfjHjd bigamy, up to Later, after parents, Holmdel, from multiple in- the investigating officer. which takes effect Saturday, six months inJaJU teachers and clergy pressured juries sustained in a car acci- Halloran was born in Med- abolishes hundreds of old laws - Petty disorderly person the Legislature, it raised the jazz bandleader dent Saturday night on the ford, Mass., and had lived in that few knew existed and or- offices, such as/prostitution, age of consent back to 16 but Garden State Parkway in Houston, Tex., and Mid- ganizes new criminal laws. smoking whereV prohibited, specified that there would be LOS ANGELES (AP) - The critics divided be- Aberdeen, police said. dletown before moving here'a harassment, usini slugs in no-firosecution for youths De- Bandleader SUn Kenton, who tween admiration and dis- Crimes will be divided into Police said Halloran was a year ago. six broad categories, each coin machines, up thW days/ween 12 and 16 having sex withstood the postwar demise*, taste, especially as he aban- v passenger in the back seat of He was a communicant of with its own penalties: , in jail. A. with someone within four of ballroom dancing to be-\doned one style to try out a car driven by Peter A. De- St. Mary's Roman Catholic — First degree, such as It also establishes pro- years of their own age. come a major Influence in another. One critic called quila, of Jersey City, when Church, New Monmouth, and cedures for convicts to pro- experimental jaxz, Is dead at him the "greatest thing that murder, kidnapping, rape and Dequlla allegedly fell asleep a volunteer fireman for the armed robbery, normally pun- vide restitution to their vic- age87. ever happened to music," at the wheel, police said. The Old Village Fire Company, ishable by 15 years in prison. tims, a first for New Jersey. Kenton was admitted to while another described him car, which was traveling Middletown. Murder has a 15-year min- 2 convicts Midway Hospital in Holly- s a "musical fraud." Prosecutors have leeway a southbound in the local traf- He was a graduate of the imum. wood on Aug. 17 following a Stanley Neweombe Ken- in using these categories. If a fic lane, ran off the road and St. Mary's Elementary cardio-vascular stroke. He ton was born in Wichita — Second degree, such as crime is committed with a •truck a concrete abutment School and the Christian kidnapping and releasing a weapon, it can be raised one still sought died Saturday. Kan., on Feb. It, 1812, and approximately 930 p.m., po- Brothers Academy, Class of Kentons thirst for innova- moved with his family to Cal- victim unharmed, reckless degree higher. If a defendant WOODBRIDGE (AP) - Mrs. Adeline lice report. accidental killing, arson with plea bargains, the charge can Two convicted rapists, who tion led him from the dance ifornia as a youngster, tm. Dequila was admitted at | intent to kill or injure, and be dropped by one degree. escaped Friday from the music that first won him a Together with three other Meeker Halloran attended following in the early 1940s to students, Kenton formed a Bayshore hospital in fair con- some official misconduct, Judges can sentence pro- State Adult Diagnostic and dition while a third passen- Canisius College in Buffalo the "progressive jazz" that jazz group while in high ASBURY PARK - Mrs. punishable by seven years. fessional criminals and repeat Treatment Center (or Sex Of- ger, James Murray, 25, of before serving for 32 months gained him a national reputa- school. At 18, without money — Third degree, such as offenders to extended terms fenders, are still reported at Adeline N. Meeker, SB, of Tinton Falls, was treated for in the Navy. He wal dis- tion later in the decade. and unable to go to college, he Asbury Towers, died yester- charged from the service in auto theft, burglary and and restrict the possibility of large. minor injuries and released, simple arson, with a possible parole. Dale Rowley, 32, of New- Prom there the pianist- began playing San Diego and day in the Monmouth Con- police said. 1975. composer-bandleader moved Las Vegas speakeasies. He valescent Center, Long He was employed as a re- four-year prison term. Gov. Brendan Byrne has field, and Mickey Lee Van- on to other phases — Innova- spent the rest of the 30s Branch. Charges against Dequila ceiving clerk for Maher Ter- — Fourth degree, such as predicted the new laws may derpool, 33, of Perth Amboy, are pending, police said. minals, in Port Newark, and passing bad checks or credit result in longer prison terms were reported missing about lions in Modem Music, New playing with a succession of She was born in Brooklyn Coscepts in Artistry In bands. An autopsy on Halloran he had worked previously as cards, willful non-support of a for violent crimes, and hence 9 p.m. Friday, James Stabile, and had lived on Patten Point dependent and selling obscene more inmates in the state's a state Department of Cor- Rhythm. Finally, in 1M0, he holed a documentation clerk for Road, Long Branch, (or 33 material to a minor, a pos- prison system. rections spokesman, said. As late as the 1960s, when out in a rented ojbin in P.R.M.M.I., also in Port yfkrs, before moving to sible nine-month sentence. A third man, Charles jazi was rapidly losing idyll wild with his first wife, Frank Callahan Newark. "If we have to build more AsBury Park three years ago. — Disorderly person of- ground to rock 'n' roll, Ken- Violet, writing arrangements Surviving are his parents, prisons, I say let's build more Dean, 33, of Toms River, was RUMSON - Frank ton was still experimenting f the band he was de- She was a retired regis- Mr. and Mrs. Richard K prisons," Byrne declared Injured during the break and or Callahan, 84, of 52 Lenox He built an orchestra termined to start, tered nurse and was a mem- Halloran Sr. Halloran of Mid- Husscll Summerton when he signed the code into was In satisfactory condition Ave., died Saturday in the Ivy around an instrument of his i the summer of 1941, the ber of the First Presbyterian dletown; a brother, Robert law last year. at Rahway Hospital, Stabile n House Nursing Home, Mid- EAST KEANSBURG - own design, the Stan Kenton Orchestra Church, Long Branch, and a D.Halloran of Mlddletown; The most controversial said. dletown. Russell Summerton Sr., 61, of mellophonium - a cross be- opened at the then-famous member of Dorcas Circle, five sisters, Mrs. Regina M. section of the code was the The three men, all serving He was born in Rapka of Toms River, Mrs. 255-H Harmony Road, died part that lowered the age of Indeterminate sentences for tween a trumpet and a Rendezvous Ballroom in United Presbyterian Wom- Saturday at Rlvervlew Hospi- Shrewsbury and had lived Jane Austin of Swedesboro, sexual consent to 13. Some rape, escaped from the medi- French horn And in 1865, he Balboa, Calif. The excite- en's Association. tal, Red Bank. launched still another en- ment created by the young here for the past 35 years. Milts Paula J. Halloran of women's groups had pushed um security facility by prying, Her husband waV the late Mr. Callahan was a re- Lakefield, Mass., and the He was born in Elizabeth for that, arguing that teen- off the screws of a second- semble, the Neophonic (new ensemble — most of the mii- and moved here 30 years ago. sound) Orchestra, a three- sicians were under 21 — was Arthur M. Meeker,»who died tired maintenance man and Misses Patricia A. and agers engaging in sex should floor window, cutting through He was a communicant of year money loser at the Los instantaneous. in 1963. had worked on numerous es- Maura J. Halloran, both of not face criminal prosecution the bars with a hacksaw and 'St. Catherines Roman Catho- Angeles Music Center. His three marriages ended tates. Middletown; his maternal jumping, he said. She is survuived by two lic Church, here and a mem- He was a U.S. Army veter- grandmother, Mrs. Mary J. Dean jumped through the The musicians came and ,„ divorce. After his mar- sisters, Mrs. Nellie Frey, of ber of the Moose Lodge of Mrs. Donald Brown went through his many bands, riage to his first wife, Violet, Newark and Mrs. Josephine an of World War I and a 35- McBrlde of Maiden Mass., window first and broke his and his patremal grand- Keansburg. often to become famous in ended, Kenton was married Baker, of Lemon Grove, year member of the Ameri- INTERLAKEN - Mrs. leg In two places when he fell. can Legion. father, George E. Halloran of For 20 years, Mr. Sum- Gladys Foster Brown, 78, of their own right — Maynard for six years to Ann Rich- Calif. Rowley jumped next and fell He was a communicant of Stoneham, Mass. merton owned and operated 216 Grassmere Ave., died at Ferguson, Bud Shank, Art ards, who once sang with his Commercial Cooling, on top of Dean, breaking Pepper, Stan Getz, Gerry orchestra His third wife, Jo The Damiano Funeral Holy Cross Roman Catholic The John F. Pfleger Fu- her home yesterday. Dean's wrist and injuring his Home, Long Branch, is inChurch, here. Keansburg, before becoming She was bom in Ocean Mulligan. Ann, said she sued the aeral Home, New Monmouth, a roofer with Park Roofing, back. A contemporary described bandleader for divorce after charge of arrangements. Surviving are his widow, Is In charge of arrangements. Grove and had lived here five Prison officials are weld- New Brunswick, where he years. Kentons music as "one of nve years because she Catherine Morrell Callahan, ing the window frames to be Joseph J. Valinoti a son, Jack Connors, was employed for 12 years, Mrs. Brown's first hus- thoae in-between things, "feared for her life." Miss Alice Williams before retiring five years sure no other Inmates follow going from jazz into a concert He had a daughter, Leslie, Shrewsbury; two grand- band .Clarence N. Foster, the trio's route, said Stabile. KEANSBURG - Joseph children and a great-grand- NAVESINK - Miss Alice ago. died in May of 1970. area without getting com- by his.first wife; and two , J. Valinoti, 72, of 7 Harding Surviving are his widow, Friday's escape li the sec- pletely symphonic." son. L. Williams, 80,98 Monmouth She had attended the First children by his second: a Ave., died yesterday at Mon- Mrs. Marion Summerton; ond from the center since it daughter, Dana, and a son, The John E. Day Funeral Ave., died Friday at Riv- United Methodist Church of opened in early 1976, he said. mouth Medical Center, Long erview Hospital, Red Bank. three sons, Christopher Sum- Asbury Park, and was a Lance, who was charged with Home, Red Bank, is in charge One prisoner scaled a wall Branch. merton of Hazlet, Russel member of the Ocean Grove 202 Otalh Notices conspiracy to commit of arrangements. She was born in Newark Summerton Jr., of Keyport, Chapter 170, Order of the enclosing a recreation field murder and assault with a He was born in New York and had lived here 20 years. near the center and escaped and had lived here for 40 She was the widow of and Robert M. Summerton of Eastern Star. BROWN — Funeral urvlcti lor deadly weapon In connection Edward Erikson Pheonix, Ariz.; two brothers, in 1976. Mrs Gladys Foster Brown. 71. of lit with the Oct. 11 rattlesnake years. atMr. Valinoti was a Louis Williams. Surviving are her hus- Grassmere Ave.. Interlaken. who died Surviving are four sisters, Walter Summeton of of Wash- band, Donald A. Brown; a Sunday, wilt be held el the Ocean attack on a lawyer. retired maintenance mart at KEANSBURG - Edward ington state, and Donald Grove Memorial Home, III Main Ave Rockefeller Center, New Eriksen, S3, of 1 Church St., Mrs. Hilda Whiting, here, son, Donald E. Foster of nut on Wedneidev morning, Aug. n at The bandleader's body Summerton of Torrance, Marion, Pa.; a brother, 10 OC wllh Interment at HamiltonCem- was taken to Westwood Vil- York City. died Saturday at the Mount Mrs. Florence Dickson of etery. Neotune. Friends may call at Jersey City, Mrs. Edna Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Charles P. Todd. of Ocean tha funeral horn* on Tuesday front 2 4, lage Mortuary. A family Surviving are his widow, Carmel Nursing Home, Schomp of Diver, and three and 7-e. eattarn Star servlcet will ba Holmdel. Reecks of Long Island, and Grove, and two grand- halo on Tuavdav avanlng at 7:30. .spokesman said the funeral Mrs. Margaret Valinoti; grandchildren. children. will be private and the body three brothers, Patrick and He was born In Jersey City Mrs. Viola Woodson, COS ENTI NO — Looli, on Aug. ». Piscataway, and several The John F. Pfleger Fu- The Ocean Grove Memori- !•» Balovad husband of Paarl; loving will be cremated. William Valinoti, both of and was a retired automotive lathar of Louli, Richard, Bruca, Rob- attendant. nieces and nephews. neral Home, New Monmouth, al Home is in charge of ar- art, Martha, Maria, Lisa and Brooklyn, and Henry Valinoti is in charge of arrangements. Carolynn; alto lurvlvad by one grand Mrs. Jerome The John J. Ryan Funeral Posten's Funeral Home, rangements. child; lovlne ton of Maria Afclutto, of Las Vegas, Nev., and a fond brolhar of Anthony. Funaral from sister, Mrs. Vera Devito of Home is in charge of arrange- Atlantic Highlands, is in tfw A. Auera Funaral Homa Inc., las Midnich charge of arrangements. Sand Lane, South Beach, Slaten Illand Long Island. ments. on Wednesday. Man at Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church, 1:45 a.m. In- FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. "THE NO FINE PRINT" formant Moravian Cemetery, staten Carolyn Y. Midnich, 55, of 420 The John J. Ryan Funeral Island. Visiting 2-5 and 7-10p.rn. River Road, died yesterday Home is in charge of arrange- ments. NOW OPEN SAVINGS ACCOUNT EMERY — Jotat*. ol Colts Neck, at her home after a short Regular formerly of North Arlington, on Aug. In The Former Field* Furniture Location 1e1r EtlDCIIve 24, 1*7*. Beloved husband of Betty V. illness. Passbook (nee Carlson); devoted lather of Rob- She was bom in East Or- LIQUIDATION CENTER Accounts 5.73 YleklOn ert J. Emery and Betty E. Wolfe, 5.50' brother of Raloh Emery and Ruth Hag. ange and had lived in Mor- CONVERT KEYPORT gan; grandfather of tight and great- grandfather of Mo. Funeral services ristown and East Orange 7-11 MIT FRONT ST. >ICAUHTF1AINIM

EDITOR'S NOTE: After beauty queem kicked up • tan Richard Falk, creator of Miss Ice, Miss Pizia, Miss Hot suaded a local bakery to pay her $200 entry fee, went to The Miss USA and Miss Universe television prod- •t several receat bapgeasti, Associated Pren Writer Dog and, on the behalf of a brokerage firm, Miss Put and work selling ads for the pageant program, polished a Up uctions are sponsored by Procter k Gamble. What's in it Jue See Walte went btckstaf e. la fee flrtt of three parti, Call. dance and came away from the pageant this month as the for Procter & Gamble? Exposure. In ivrt, the Miss •he report! that pafeaatry li a malttmllUoa dollar In- "The purpose of beauty events Is publicise something happy second runner-up. Universe broadcast had a larger audience share than any dustry thai oftea profit! from the tboaiaodi of glrli and besides the beauty," Falk says. "There's always a com- That pageant's director was Gloria Wooding, a sturdy program aired that week. younf women who compete. mercial tie." middle-aged blonde who is a shareholder in Miss Teen By JANE SEE WHITE Some pageants aim for indirect profit through public- USA. The corporation was formed this year as an offshoot On a local level, businesses seeking publicity can Up Auodated Preu Writer ity to sponsors or their products. Others make direct of Miss United Teenager, which was a spinoff of Miss pageantry. Beauty pageantry has grown Into an octoptu of an profits by taking in more money — from the contestants National Teen-ager, she said. An example is the Miss El Paso preliminary for Miss industry that engulfs hundreds of thousand! of hopeful and the community — than they spend. "There are enough quality girls interested in pageant- Texas USA. Carolyn Mitchell, an aide at Guyrex As- girls and young women every year. There are more Because no one can count the beauty contests — or ry that I feel like there's enough room for all of us," Mrs. sociates — owners of the Miss Texas USA franchise — pageants, big and small, than can be counted. pageants, as their directors prefer to term them — no one Wooding said. says a $700 entry fee Is charged each contestant in the Behind the sparkle and the spotlights, the sleek eve- can say precisely how many young women compete. But Ask Mrs. Wooding if there's money in pageantry and Miss El Paso pageant. ning gowns and brief swimsuita there's a hard, cold reason each year more than 80,000 girls enter nearly 3,000 pag- she says: "Anybody who works for a living expects to •rtiey fork over $700 in return for media coverage of a for pageantry's growth: There's money in beauty queens. eants leading up to the Miss America pageant in Atlantic make a decent income." Big money. pretty girl who, it is noted, is sponsored in the pageant by City. Officials at the lesser-known Miss Hemisphere con- People who run pageants like Miss Teen USA take in So-And-So. "The beauty is the bait," says New York Press Agent test claim 750,000 compete in their pageants yearly. money in many ways — entry fees, ad sales, program Isn't there suc^h a thing as a pure, non-commerical To thousands of hopeful young contestants, pageantry sales, memento sales, photo sales — then they stage their beauty contest? promises exposure, publicity that may lead to a career in pageants, pay the bills and count their profits. Falk, the press agent, laughed: "You've got to be modeling or acting. To others, it's a chance to stand apart, Some entrepreneurs in the tributaries of the modeling kidding." to be somehow exceptional. Many are willing to pay for business also profit from pageantry. Consider, for in- that chance. stance, Frank Barone, who runs a modeling school in For some it's virtually a full-time occupation. A 14- Falls Church, Va. year-old New Jersey girl says she's competed in 100 Barone urges his students to pay a $10 application fee pageants; a 19-year-old Texas girl has entered 16 pag- and a $29 entry fee to compete in his pageants — Miss eants. Metropolitan Model, Miss Capitol Area, Miss Photo • The girls continue to flock to pageantry, unconcerned Model, Miss American Glamour and Miss Black Model. by controversies that recently tarnished that glittering Why? world. "I feel pageants are an important stepping stone In a — Three judges and several contestants walked out of model's career — they get experience in front of an the Miss Black America contest In Los Angeles this month audience and they get exposure," Barone said. "Many and a contestant's mother stormed the stage to call the times there are people in the audience who approach them pageant a "farce" and a "fraud." and give them cards, like photographers," — In July, at the Miss Orient USA pageant in Long Beauty contests have spawned scores of peripheral Beach, Calif., reigning queen Leilanl O'Melia refused to enterprises as well. give up her crown because, she said, she had not received Consider "The World of Beauty Pageants" magazine, her prizes - $1,900, a trip to the Far East, a screen test at Box 482 in Mobile, Ala. One of its advertisers is Pageant and a root beer promotion contract. Supply, which sells mall order trophies and tiaras from — During the Miss North Carolina pageant in June, Box 482 in Mobile. Another is The World of Beauty outgoing queen Debbie Shook crushed her crown in a fit of Pageants Portrait Contest — mail your 4- by 5-inch color temper before 2,000 stunned onlookers after she was photo and $10 to Box 482, Mobile. stripped of her title for telling reporters she had not Others profit differently from queens. received a promised $5,900 wardrobe. Miss USA and Miss Universe, for Instance, are sub- It isn't surprising, then, that Joseph Malsto of Trenton, sidiaries of Kayser-Roth Corp., maker of Catallna ON THE WARPATH — Ton Nu Que Phuong, left, from N.J., was concerned when his daughter, Gina, received a swlmsults. Producers who buy franchises to run Miss USA Vlrglna, representing Vietnam In the Miss Orient USA letter inviting her to compete for the Miss Teen USA New state pageants sign a contract including this clause: pageant, feeds reigning queen Leilanl O'Melia of Jersey crown. "No photographs of the winning delegate wearing a Howell, N.J., at news conference in July. Miss O'mella "I figured they may be exploiting the girls for the swlmsuit shall be released ... unless she Is wearing a refused to give up her crown bcause she saud she ha not money," Maisto said. But he let Glna enter. She per- 'Catallna' swlmsuit." received the prizes promised her.

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Offices in Essex, Bergen. Morris, PassaiC, Union. Monmouth, Csmden and Burlington Counties 8 WALLACE ST.- RED BANK 842-6610 The Daily Register Arthritis 'cures' slow research write to Dr. Stanley Jacob, Established In 1878 - Published by The Red Bink Register By JACK ANDERSON terviewed. The only, dif- WASHINGTON - Pain is ference is that Chavarria University of Oregon Health driving thousands of arthritis WASHINGTON gives the drug intravenously, Science Center, Portland, ARTHUR Z. KAMIN sufferers across the border but most doctors assume this Ore. 97101. He is treating President and Editor into Mexico for a mysterious method would, if anything, arthritis patients as part of medical treatment they can't SCENE cause even more drastic side his research. get in the United States. effects U.S. authorities can- Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor WHITE HOUSE What they think they're not explain the apparent PIPELINE: President getting is the controveraUl Several patients told our absence of these side effects Carter's wily backroom ad- 6 MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 ^ "miracle drug" DMSO associate Jim Bontempo they in the intravenous treatment viser, Robert Strauss, has (dimethyl sulfoiide), which saw new arrivals throw away — though doctors In San An- urged him to educate the , has not been approved as safe their crutches after 15 tonio say they frequently American people on Us oil and effective for arthritis by minutes of treatment the treat patients from some of 'Nobody ever did it in an oil barrel before* the U.S. Food and Drug Ad- decisions before making first day. Many reported that the Mexican arthritis clinics longing the suffering of many them. ministration. But what they are now living normal, for severe phenylbutazone thousands of arthritis victims they're actually getting is active lives instead of a pain- side eff ecu. In the United States. Every "Of all the major issues," phenylbutazone, a prescrlp ful existence in a wheelchair, Strauss advised privately, The FDA, the Arthritis patient who thinks he has lion drug that has been ap- thanks to Chavarria's "mira- "the American people relate and Rheumatism Association been cured by DMSO — and proved by the FDA — but cle medicine." most to the energy question." which has known, dangerous and the U.S. medical estab- chemical analysis of the fol- Why then does Chavarria, side effects. lishment scoff at the reports low-up pills brought back by But he suggested that who trained at the University of Chavarria's success, de- Chavarria's patients showed most Americans are also One of the most successful of Mexico and at hospitals in spite the glowing accounts of them to be phenylbutazone, "very confused by it." He dispensers of the phoney San Antonio and Washington, reUef from his patients. And not DMSO - gives the FDA stressed the need, therefore, DMSO treatment is Dr.D.C., misrepresent the medi- the arthritica who have ope more time-consuming for "public understanding of Salvador O. Chavarria, whose cation he Is giving to his sought relief at his clinic hurdle to overcome in its bu- the issues and options." The CUnica de Especialistas in grateful patients? Chavarria have usually tried every con- reaucratic snail's pace president responded that he Piedras Negras, just across will not talk to reporters, so ventional treatment in this toward teatlng and approval. had already asked his staff to the border from Eagle Pass, we can only surmise that be country, including gold injec- consider how he "could per- Texas, does a land-office has sensed the "forbidden Footnote: Six months ago, tions, cortisone — and sonally help in enhancing business with U.S. arthritis fruit" appeal of DMSO. If we cited detailed medical public awareness and under- patients. For approximately phenylbutazone. arthritis victims knew they tests which Indicated DMSO standing.' 1750, a patient receives three could get the drug he admin- People in pain — especial- has an amazing, if unex- days of treatment at Chavar- isters from physicians in the plained, healing effect on the — President Carter, rla's clinic, plus a supply of ly those who have exhausted United States, they would ob- human body, particularly for weighing the relative Im- pills for follow-up medica- the approved medical reme- portance of pursuing better viously hive no reason to soft-tissue and musculo- tion. dies without relief - don't relations with China or de- make the costly trip to Mexi- skeletal injuries. The testing care whether a doctor lies to tente with The arthritis sufferers arc co. them, It only he gives them has been persuasive that treated in batches of 25 at a The real mystery in surcease from their suffer- DMSO relieves the suffering, Rumania, told his Cabinet time, and though Chavarria Chavarria's use ofing. And there is no doubt cheaply and effectively, of recently that a Soviet accord doesn't advertise, word of phenylbutaione has been the that Chavarria has achieved patients with arthritis and should nave first priority. Ac- mouth keeps the patients — apparent absence of side ef- this, even though the relief is other painful, debilitating cording to the secret Cabinet and the money — pouring in. minutes, be said that "Slno- fects. As prescribed for oral often only temporary, and diseases. Yet incredible bu- Some have been able to American relations will have dosage ID this country, must be buffered by repeated reaucratk delays have kept it charge the fees off to their long-term consequencem of phenylbutazone has caused visits to his Piedraa Negras off the U.S. medical market health Insurance plans. liver damage, weight gain, clinic. great importance, but there — though veterinarians legal- will be no more Important Some reports of the re- born; marrow deterioration ly can prescribe it for sults achieved by Chavarria'a near-term debate than on and peptic ulcers. But by adding fuel to the animals' muscle injuries. treatment sound as if they SALT." The reference was to But none of these symp- fires of confusion and con- Those who have questions came out of the New Testa- toms was reported by troversy over DMSO, Chavar- an arms limitation treaty atout DMSO, meanwhile, can ment. Chavarria patients we in-ria may be Indirectly pro- with the Soviet Union. 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By JAMES J. ULPATRICK Illllllllllll HI II, HI erring ways." Besides, as reminded of the time Evonne SCRABBLE, Va. - Some some of my brother's cor- Goolagong literally mopped months ago, in one of his de- CONSERVATIVE respondents have indignantly up the court with her oppo- lightful Sunday pieces on the reminded him, we don't write nent. Bloody show, what? "It is evldented" for language, my esteemed col- No end is in sight to"i t (3 ( <*>•»?» OM» fen-Vmc* league, WilUam Satire of The VIEW "evidently" or "it is an- gried" for "angrily." To be- remains to be seen." A tele New York Tunes, laid a Urge vision columnist writes that egg. He undertook to defend IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII gin a sentence with "coolly" ABC News has snatched the indefensible: He defended doesn't mean "It Is to be Bayshore improvements the use of "hopefully," as In from such other modifiers as refrigerated." Barry Serafin from CBS "hopefully it will not rain evidently, additionally or an- News, but "where Serafin My own main objection Is will fit into the present an- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne toured parts for at least 20 years, Van Wagner said, tomorrow." grily. He argues that such that "hopefully" puts up an . KII.PATBICK chormen setup remains to be of the Bayshore waterfront last week and earnest effort must now be made to adverbs play a useful role in obscuring puff of smoke just Such is the eminence of seen." A correspondent in prose composition. as one enters a sentence. and announced release of $650,000 in ap- reverse the trend. this scholar, wit and lexico- "Only John hit Peter in the London, reporting upon Mrs. And of course they do, but propriated funds for two major Improve- The governor visited the Leonardo grapher that I have kept his It's a yaw word; com- nose," you get edgy about an' Thatcher's proposals for a In this family of adverbs ment projects there. A channel dredging marina where he discussed with boat column on my desk slice prehension swerves. Hopeful- "only" out of place. Rhodesian settlement, im- May. Now and again I have "hopefully" is a bastard ly I pray the adverb will latch On the same day, out of and bulkhead repair program for the owners their Interests and problems. At parts a palpable truth we read the offending passage:, child. There is nothing wrong firmly onto a verb, as ad- Dallas, a reporter said that State Marina at Leonardo will carry a the, headquarters of the Hailet- with writing, "Evidently Mr. verbs should. might never have perceived anew. Meanwhile I have been Justice Lewis Powell without his help: "It re- 1500,000 price tag, and $150,000 is to be Keansburg-Middletown Joint Flood Con- pumping up a fresh bead of Satire is a great asset toTh e I am hopeful i- but not "thinks the media does an mains to be seen If this latest made available for dredging of trol Project In Keansburg be Inspected steam against other linguistic Times." Such evidence very hopeful. abounds. "Additionally it excellent job." Media are attempt will succeed in bring- Waackaack Creek in Keansburg. the operation of the project's floodgate. abominations, and in the Indeed, considering the midst of these August may be said that Mr. Satire like date. Media do! Media ing peace toZimbabwe. " Dredging of Waackaack Creek, It was abominations that abound, I Hie resultant enhancement of water- doldrums I am minded to writes sexy novels." That is find it hard to be hopeful do! Media do! the thought seems ob- way and berthing facilities should prove pointed out, will help minimize the flood- blow a whistle. Satire, my indeed an additional com- about much of anything. The Harris-ABC News viously profound. Or pro- a significant boost for boating, fishing ing which the floodgate is designed to brother, how could you? ment. "Angrily the colum- Professional writers ought Poll last week told us that in foundly obvious. nist denounces Bert Lance." and related interests in northern Mon- control. It also will reduce the sand . My able and distinguished to know where to put "only." a poll conducted July 27-29, Linguistic surgery con- friend insists that an or- That is precisely bow my. Jimmy Carter was running mouth. And its benefits will not be lim- accumulation which can interfere with But last week a news story tinues, in the fashion of a sex phaned "hopefully" will brother carries on. about a Los Angeles divorce 51-44 behind Ronald Reagan ited to local interests, as Byrne pointed the gates' operation. change, transforming nouns always find a home with him. Such adverbs may be case said that Moslem Adnan and 48-43 behind Howard to verbs. Three timss in the He sees the introductory out. "In light of the ongoing energy The volume of boating activity in moved around In a sentence, Khashoggi could have bad Baker. past 10 days I have encoun- "hopefully" as a tune-tested crisis," he noted, "this recreational that area makes the Waackaack project and snuggled up next to the many wives "but be only However, in sharp con- and readily understood us- tered "to obsolete," as in, area within close proximity to our large a necessity, the governor said. He em- verb. They are proper mod- took one." What was meant, trast to Carter's showing the B-l bomber would have age. Obviously It means "it ifiers. But you cannot trans- presumably, was that he took population areas takes on added im- phasized his feeling as to the importance is to be hoped that." Every- against Reagan and Baker, obsoleted the B-52. If my plant a wilted "hopefully" to only one, or that he took one "Sen. Edward Kennedy liter- brother Satire accepts that portance." of the Bayshore as a recreational re- one knows this. In this sense make a sentence read, "Mr. only. Once you have cast and ally swamps both GOP con- excrescence, all is lost save source, and expressed concern over the it Is not to be distinguished Satire hopefully will mend his recast the classic sentence, We are pleased that the governor has tenders." He does, eh. I am honor. acted to make the funding for these pollution effect of New York waste on projects available. At least as heart- Rarltan Bay. Among the touring party ening is the fact, as pointed out by As- was Jerry English, the new com- semblyman Richard Van Wagner, D- missioner of the state Department of Environmental protection. Who will drive new police cars ? Monmouth, that the Byrne visit indicates a growing awareness of the Bayshore The area obviously now has the at- Aberdeen new police cars and have rious manpower shortage in ment, well, just how basic allow in every municipality, area's problems and a new interest In tention and Interest of the top state of- To the Editor: begun a major road repair the Aberdeen police depart- can you get?! in our state, by law, tohav e helping the local communities solve ficials who can be most valuable in help- In the past I have program," (which by thement. It is a fact that for at John Scalamonti live sex shows. They also least the next five months them. The area has been deteriorating ing it overcome its problems. criticized the present Town- way, is turning out to be more passed the Sexual Consent ship Council for raising our costly than anticipated). there will be only 10 to1 2 Sex education Age Bill and if the good peo- taxes while at the same time Well, I guess it's nice to have policemen available to patrol Farmingdale ple of this state had not stood reducing services and not a hew road sweeper and three our township. How in theTo the Editor: up and be counted as being Exten he season maintaining the basic ones new police carl, but, may I world are 12 men going to Some educators, including against it, a lS-year-old child for the people of Aberdeen.ask, who is going to drive protect the property and Commissioner Fred G. would be able, by our state year. Total revenue projection for 1979 The New Jersey Highway Authority, When certain members of the those new cars? It is a fact citizens of the township Burke, have urged that school law, to consent tosexua l rela- whose population numbers at operator of the Garden State Parkway, now is $65 million. council were confronted with that because of the lack of districts be required to give tions with persons of any age. this accusation, their im- proper planning (the council least 24,000 people? Where Our governor signed these reports that the effect of the energy Talk of lengthening the resort season children, including kin- mediate response wu "not knew months ago that a will the township receive the dergarten babies, lessons on bills. shortage is being felt at the toll booths on was prompted by a drop in tourist traffic funds to pay the excessive true, we nave purchased a shortage was occurring) and sex. Could the reason for this Are not the right answers in early summer, again obviously due to overtime which no doubt will the 180-mile highway. Its toll revenue new street sweeper, three funds, there exists a very se- great Increase In unwanted to our problems in the good fuel supply difficulties. An extended sea- occur? What happens to the drop strikes us as one more argument in children, v.d., abortion, sui- book called the Bible? When morale of the men who be- favor of the proposal that the state's son was seen as a possible means of cides, etc., be because of too are all our religious leaders come overburdened during helping the resort Industry recover its much Information over T.V., going to wake up and stand up shore resort season be extended beyond this shortage? It Is this kind magazines, pictures, and liv- for what they preach, or Labor Day with appropriate promotion. earlier losses. It would seem equally of mismanagement and lack ing together without being should preach. The sleeping valuable in boosting total annual reven- of planning that drives home Frank Palombo, the authority comp- closely and Intimately Joined giant. ues on the toll road that carries a major the point that the present troller, has recommended revision of the as husband and wife? My thanks go to people portion of the shore-bound traffic. council is not capable of de- agency's current budget to reflect a $2 livering and maintaining ser- Our elected state senators like Liz Sadowski, Harold million shortfall in projected toll Income The fact is that the shore can be at vices to the community. and Assembly represent- Lindemann, Elaine Eia, Rita atives passed the Combat because of the shortage of gasoline. Net its climatic best in the golden month of When the lack of services are Riccardo, Sen. Gagllano, and Zone Bill, that, on Sept. 1 of newspapers for printing toll revenues for 1979, he explained, had September, and shutting off the tourist found in the police depart- this year*if not changed, will Walter Gorbich been projected at $87 million. Early in traffic at Labor Day seems a shameful the year it appeared that they would go waste of the area's potential. We hope above that — until the gas shortage state and county officials will give seri- effects began to surface in March. How, ous consideration to the suggestion to Today in history he says, the figures are 2 percent below promote the shore's late-summer attrac- the estimate and the decrease ii ex- tions to help this major industry — and On this date in 1859, Amer- of the city of Danzig and the for an expanded Cyprus pected to continue through the rest of the the parkway — salvage its 1979 season. ica's first oil well wu drilled Polish Corridor. peace conference, calling on nearTltusville.Pa. In 1945, American troops Greece to resume im- On this date; ,•» began occupying Japan as mediately the smaller Gene- In 55 B.C., Julius Ceasar World War II drew to a close. va negotiations. McManus in new post led his Roman forces in an It wu the first foreign oc- One year ago: Actor invasion of Britain. cupation of Japan In modern Charles Boyer died at the age history. We are pleased to note that Gov. ing the Byrne administration. In 1776, the British won of 78. the Battle of Long Island, In 1964, the government of Brendan T. Byrne has appointed Richard We have long been Impressed with Today's birthday: Econo- paving the way for the oc- South Vietnam was turned mist Walter Heller is M years J. McManus, 34, of Bernardsville, for- the abilities of McManus, who served as • cupation of New York City over to a triumvirate of gen- old. merly of Little Silver, as his associate chief of regulatory affairs for DEP un- during the Revolutionary erals. Thought for today: Many counsel. He will serve as chief deputy to der O'Hern, and see him as a most War. Ten years ago: An Israeli Americans live on the out- Daniel J. O'Hern, former Red Bank promising new face on the state govern- In 1789, the French Na- commando force staged a skirts of hope... Our task Is to mortar attack on a military mayor and more recently commissioner ment scene. We think the governor has tional Assembly adopted the help replace their dlspalr Declaration of the Rights of Installation in the Nile Valley with opportunity — President chosen well in appointing him, and wish of the state Department of Environmen- Man. of upper Egypt. Lyndon B. Johnson tal Protection (DEP), and is the first the former local man well In his new In 103S, Adolph Hitler's Five years ago: Turkey (19OH97S), who was born on parson to be named to that position dux- assignment. • Germany, demanded control rejected Moscow's proposal this date inJ9OB. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 27. 1979 The DMty Register 7 Return of realism is evident in Art Alliance Show among the sculpture, Douglas By IRIS ROZENCWAJG Horse," shows an interest in Schanbam, vtyiose "Muscle tings, particularly in oils on 'Onyx," a smallish work full autumn. p.m., free of charge. It ii a UNCROFT - The belt Mcllvain's maple "Bully," the possibilities of wood and Beach" was\muscle-bound the larger scale. There are of richness and subtlety of Joyce Urbanskl's oil, very pleasant space to use ai work in the current Art Al- as soft and friendly as he was an imaginative and moving and somewhat I many "pretty" pictures, color — pink, blue, mauve, "Girl Studying," is a strong a gallery, and has the added liance of Monmouth County when he first appeared at the treatment of the subject. BUIaa Danilgs "Three suitable for interior decora- greys and more. This is a composition, full of light. The advantage, this time of year, show which opened last night Monmouth College exhibit. The free-form bronies of Women" in cast stone shows tion, as well as more com- work full of depth and in- strength here comes more of a large and spacious ver- at the Thompson Park Visitor Mcllvain has a great gift August Block, and Frank Co- an appreciation of formal manding works. terest in construction. The from an apparent commit- anda with comfortable Center, Newman Springs for rendering animals in laguori's basswood and pastel composition which is hard to Santo Pezzutti's "Seated artist has a good sense of ment to the scene, and the chairs. Road, is evidence of a return wood. His "Bear," of cherry, and acrylic birds are pleasant achieve in that medium, and Woman," in oil shows the ar- composition, and because subject, and less from a tight to large realistic work, in is full of the same motion and if undramatlc. a sensitivity to the female tist's familiar formal com- this work is done well from so command of each element. both painting and sculpture. character as the bull. He has David Byrne's two form in its larger aspects — a petence and strong talent as a many aspects.it is interesting State Museum The exhibit, sponsored a real feeling for his material sculptures, "Girl and Pony" very pleasing piece. colorist Judy Martin's oil as well as beautiful. There is a very nice, Jointly by the Monmouth as well as his subjects. One and "Sea Gert" evince a Two heads by Nicholas self-portrait is another com- In a more conventional honest watercolor of Belford plans exhibit County Park System, is open looks forward to an entire sense of humor, not always Aristovulos in polyester res- pelling, expressionlstlc work. vein are Jacquie Caldwell's by Sharon McCullough. Jane TRENTON - Entries for daily through Sep. 16. More Mcllvain zoo, in time. apparent in so demanding a ins are disconcerting but im- Ave Maria's "Spring in oil, "In the Park II",of two Sauer's> portrait in oil of "Second Biennial New Jer- than SO Alliance artists par- Also exhibiting sculpture medium. pressive,and surely not life- the Mountains," an acqua- women, massive and heavy, "Peggy & Her Guitar" is an sey Artists" — the state's ticipate in this multi-media are the Rindners. Genevieve Sharon Gainsburg's size as they are labeled. They tint, has a slightly Japanese painted in large strong areas almost overpowering work, most prestigious Juried art non-juried show, and almost Rindner's stone walrus, "Oz- alabaster abstraction is lyr- are perhaps the most avant- cast, at once pretty and fine, of color, ^nd a seascape by strong and frank In subject exhibit of 1979 - mult be all of the work is for sale. zie," has a certain belligerent ical and yet formal, a nice garde works in the show, and with dark, clear colon. Diana Soyack, an oil, "End and color as well as composi- delivered to the New Jersey There are a few familiar charm, and Jack Rindner's use of that material. Also if sculpture can be "punk" Particularly beautiful is of Season," full of the famil- tion. State Museum here during pieces on view, including, woodcarvlng, "Craiy working in alabaster is Lee these are. Kay Gene Davis's mixed iar and perhaps welcome des- The Visitor Center is open the week of Sept. 10 through The show is strong in pain- paint pastel on papers, olation of the Jersey Shore in dally from TO a.m. to 4:30 15.

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GIRL STUDYING — This painting bv Joyce Anastasia Urbanskl Is one of the more striking works In the current show bv members of Art Alliance of Monmouth County, which opened last night at Thompson Park Visitor Center, Llncrof t. Much of the best work is In tht realistic vein, and all of It It for sale and on view through Sept. 16.

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ALLIANCE SHOW OPINS — Jean Townsend, president of the Art Alliance of -Monmouth County, makes some last minute adjustments before last night's opening at Thompson Park Visitor Center. The show Includes painting, sculpture and collage by more than 50 Alliance artists and Is Jointly sponsored by the Monmouth County Park System.

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CHARGE IT WITH YOUR STERNS OR AMERICAN EXPRESS CARD SEAVIEW SQUARE, ROUTES 35 AND 66, OCEAN TOWNSHUP 8 The DtffyRegister SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 Crisis in pension insurance Plans — Part I By SYLVIA PORTER Brooke Shearer. wanted to be exempt from the unions and employers in- plans have been hiked to And the program has covered (First of three celuui.) On average, each of these the insurance plan. They volved in big plans in three S2.S0, premiums for multi- both voluntary and involun- If your company goes plans covers 4,000 workers, argued that their plans were major ways: employer plans remain un- tary plan closings. bankrupt and its pension plan including many who work in much lets likely to close (1) It set up two separate changed. Just Imagine an Insurance collapses with It, you proba- trucking and other Teamster YOUR MONEY'S down than single-employer insurance funds within PBGC (3) It permitted em- plan paying off homeowners bly expect that at least some organized businesses, the plans because they were sup- — one for single plans, and ployers who withdraw from a who set fire to their own of the benefits on which construction, garment, ported by so many contribut- one for multi-employer plans. multiemployer plan before It houses! you've been counting for maritime and coal Industries. WORTH ing employers. And based on Thus, one group wouldn't folded to escape without lia- A system created to build years are protected by the The government's pension the record up to '74, their have to subsidize the other. bility as long as they were not your confidence In your pen- U.S. government's private insurance program is run by argument made some sense. (2) It fixed the premiums major contributors to the sion plan has instead helped Not one multi-employer plan pension Insurance program. an agency called the Pension mi IKIIIII tin multi-employer plans pay plan. to spread confusion and anx- It Is more than five years Benefit Guaranty Corp. had yet failed. into the PBGC at half the The inaurance program iety. But the Insurance since Congress passed the (PBGC0). PBGC coverage until May PBGC's Insurance fund would But Congress did not ac- total required from single- always has been weak. It has scheme can be blamed for pension reform law, under Since it was founded in IBM. go bankrupt. cept their request for exemp- employer plans. Initially, the encouraged employeri to only a small part of the trou- which a federal Insurance 1974, It has rescued about Why have the PBGC and The crisis Involving multi- tion It felt that members of premiums were SO cents a withdraw from large plans, bles confronting multi-em- program was established to 56,000 workers whose plans that as soon as they get employer plans is steeped in multi-employer plans should year for each member of a thereby adding to their finan- ployer plans. guarantee workers' pensions closed without sufficient as- PBGC coverage, they'll take irony. When the PBGC was have the same benefit guar- multi-employer plan, and $1 cial troubles. Premiums have They face many other for each participant in a sin- should their plans fold. sets to pay the benefits prom- the opportunity to fold. The still on the congressional antees as members of single- not been based on the degree problems. But an agonizing 8 million ised. Almost all these work- pension liabilities of these employer plans. Congress, gle-employer plan. Pre- of risk Involved as is the case Tomorrow: Why Big drawing board, represent- miums for single-employer of you — almost one-quarter ers belonged to plans run by a plans are so huge (estimates atives of these big plans however, did accommodate with a true insurance plan. PlaasareliTrMbto of the 35 million covered by single firm, so-called "sin- range from 1900 million to private plans - still remain gle-employer" plans. more than $8 billion) that if even a few shut down, unprotected by the govern- Members of large, multi- ment's pension safety net! Congress delayed Inaurlng employer plans were sup- multlemployer plans? Your pension is not yet posed to receive PBGC cov- guaranteed If you belong to OPEN 10 A.M. TIL 930 P.M. erage in January 1878, but MONDAY THRU SATURDAY one of the 2,000 so-called Congreas several times post- The basic and shocking "multi-employer" plans In poned extending coverage. reason is that many plan and the U.S., covering union government officials fear members and run jointly by As of today, you, a mem- that a dangerous number of contributing employers and ber of a multi-employer plan, multlemployer plans are in unions, reports my associate, aren't slated to receive such shaky financial shape Fund beats inflatiofi By DAVID R. SARGENT IIIIIHIIlllHMllllHMIIMI Q — I would like to know how and where to gel in- formation on mutual funds, particularly no-loads. I am SUCCESSFUL fifty with the financial ability to take risks, but ant the In- clination, at least to take in- reasonable ones. I am In- INVESTING terested In a fond for growth BOW to provide retirement In- come later. A.L. 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CHARGE IT WITH YOUR STERNS OR AMERICAN EXPRESS CARD SEAVIEW SQUARE, ROUTES 35 AND 6jB, OCEAN TOWNSHIP SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, AUGUST 27. 1979 Ttir VwU) TTf flfatLI 9 Minimum wage called counterproductive legislation NEW YORK - Is the min- faced with a white and black IIHIIIIHIMHIIIIIHHMMI for blacks 16 to 17 years old possible for an employer prof- make permanent the disad- even about union support for imum-wage rate a racist law? employee of equal prod- was actually less than that for itably to hire an unskilled vantages of past discrimina- enhanced welfare spending Even without such an al-uctivity and he prefers white whites (9.4 vs. 10 2 percent). worker whose output will not tion " And by rmqiring that "Income maintenance pro- legation, it's plainly about the to black, then if be must pay "With each increase in the match the minimum — cur-everybody gets paid the same, grams disguise the true ef- silliest and most coun- the same wage no matter level and extent of coverage of rently (2.90 an hour. Teen- he adds, union contracts can fects of the restrictions terproductive piece of eco-which is hired, he can enter- LOUIS the minimum-wage law," Wil- agers generally are the low-subtly discriminate against created by labor unions and nomic legislation in America tain his bias at zero cost. liam notes, "black youth un- est-skilled group of workers, the less-skilled. Similarly, in other economic agents by today — actively penalizing "In fact, equal-pay-for- employment rose relative to so more of them get pushed his view, by lobbying for acasting a few crumbs to those (by Keeping unemployed) the equal-work laws and min- RUKEYSER white — even during com- aside each time the rate goes lofty minimum wage (which denied job opportunity in or- very workers it is theo- imum-wage laws are such paratively prosperous times. up And black teenagers are seemingly dim, not affect un- der to keep them quiet, there- retically designed to assist. powerful inducements to dis- We cannot account for this further handicapped, as Wil-ion wages, which are much by creating a permanent, de- But now comes an entirely se- crimination of all forms that dramatic reversal by saying liams observes, "because of higher), unions discourage pendent welfare class." rious, and highly scholarly, they are the mainstay of South that employers are now more poorer family backgrounds employers from replacing, with those prevalent in South liams' position out of hand, It is an argument that will black economist who argues African labor policy. White ra- consider a little-noticed fact: racist than they were in theand past and present dis- say, one skilled union worker enrage George Meany, con- that the minimum wage is cist unions in South Africa are Africa, he maintains that the past. No, federal or state min- crimination " with two li'ss skilli'il be- history of the American labor the present, highly publicized fuse many well-meaning part of a long-standing pattern the major supports of min- — and enormous — gap be-imum-wage laws make it un- ginners whites and confound much of of laws that promote preju- imum wage and equal-pay-for- movement shows that "it Williams is skeptical of the tween the unemployment economical to hire highly dis modern union pose as the Arguing that blacks con-what Williams calls "the in- dice. equal-work laws for blacks!" sought, with but a few excep- advantaged youngsters " tions, to exclude Negroes arid rates of white and black teen- blacks' best friend. While stitute a competitive threat ept black leadership." But it is As Walter E. Williams, an Writing in the current issue agers is wholly un- Why are blacks special vic- blacks are now widely ad- not to business but to en-an argument of sufficient In- associate professor of econom- of Lincoln Review, Williams other minorities from many precedented. Indeed, back in tellectual force to deserve a job markets" — and that, tims of the minimum wage? mitted to such unions, he says, trenched union interests, the ics at Temple University, sees blisteringly attacks the as- 1948, the unemployment rate Because the law makes it im- "union seniority rules tend to Temple professor is scathing wider airing — at a minimum it, "In addition to dis-sumption that blacks and un-while today's techniques are criminating against unskilled ions are natural allies While less "flagrant," they now labor, minimum-wage laws conceding that it would be take the shape of "seemingly foster racial discrimination as "unfair and untrue" to equate racially benign labor laws." well. That is, if an employer is current U.S. union motives Before you dismiss Wil-

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x ww « ENVIRONMENTALIST HONORED — Frank Hulick, Oceanport, holds up his painting of "Equus Rex of Monmouth," a painting which was lent to grace the reception for 800 at Washington Crossing State Park on Thursday, at the accession of attorney Jerry English as the new state commissioner for the Department o< Environmental Protection. Income tax course set H & R BLOCK, the coun- Instructors, veteran H&R come Tax School may contact try's largest income tax prep- Block tax preparers, will con- the H & R Block office at 1109 aration firm, will hold an duct a practice session and Highway 35, Mlddletown. open house today and tomor- answer any questions per- row for students and the pub- taining to income tax prepa- Middletown lic to demonstrate how in- ration. come taxes are taught. The school's curriculum of plans program The open house from -1 more than 40 tax topics in- MIDDLETOWN - The p.m. to 10 p.m. will be at 1109 cludes such subjects as filing Parks and Recreation De- Highway 35, Mlddletown, lo- requirements, Itemizing de partment has announced a cation of Block's Income Tax new recreation program for School here, one of more than ductions, farm returns, in- vestment credit, retirement mentally handicapped resi- 2,000 schools conducted dents. throughout the country. The plans, rental property and schedule "C". The program will be held income tax course begins on on Sunday afternoons begin- Sept. 12 and continues for " nyone may enroll In the ning Sept. 16. The program 13Vi weeks. school," Mr. Cosentlno said. will be conducted at the Com- Terry S. Cosentlno, dis- "No previous tax experience munity Center, 1 Kings High- trict manager for H&Ror accounting knowledge Is way, from 1 p.m. to, 4p.m. Block, said the open house is required. Those enrolled in- In emphasizing that activi- for both enrolled students and clude housewives, college ty is the key to the to learning the public. "Anyone in- students, retired persons and, situation for the mentally terested In income tax prepa- handicapped, an attempt will ration is invited to attend," of course, Individuals seeking careers In tax preparation." be made through therapeutic Mr. Cosentino said. recreation to educate the Tax manuals and Persons Interested In at- children with special needs in classroom materials will be tending the open bouse or en- leisure time activity to better on display at the open house. rolling In H 4 R Block's In- utilize their free time.

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CHARGE IT WITH YOUR STERNS OR AMERICAN EXPRESS CARD SEAVIEW SQUARE, ROUTES 35 AND 66, OCEAN TOWNSHIP 10 The DarityRegister SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 Disco getting rocked and socked in Windy City By CATHY HORYN riot gear had to be called in. CHICAGO (AP) - Disco is getting rocked and locked A few years ago, Dahl was earning |3 an hour spinning in this town, with the battles inspired by a pudgy 24-year- records in Bakersfield, Calif. He Joined Chicago's disco- old disc jockey named Steve Dahl and his "Insane Coho oriented WDAI but was fired when he failed to boost its Lips Antidisco Army." ratings. He joined rock station WLUP in March and is now "Disco music is a disease," Dahl says. "I call it earning upwards of $50,000 a year. Disco Dystrophy. The people victimized by this killer WLUP appears to have benefited from Dahl's antics. disease walk around like zombies. We must do everything In January, the station held 1.8 percent of the audience possible to stop the spread of this plague." between 6 a.m. and 10 am, according to a rating service. That's supposed to be a joke. But some people are It had gone to 4.1 in May. taking Dahl seriously. But after the melee at Comiskey Park, many people Hundreds rioted at Comiskey Park, home of the Chica- said the antidisco crusade had gone too far. go White Sox, after an antidisco demonstration between Mike Veeck recently scrapped plans to nave Dahl games of a doubleheader last month. appear at an all-day rock concert at Comiskey Park. "We At two neighboring suburban nightclubs, one disco and thought it would be in everyone's best interest If be stayed the other rock n' roll, teen-agers have knocked beads clear of the rock concert," Veeck said. over musical preferences. On one night, clubs were bran- Chicago police apparently are wary of Dahl, too. He dished and dozens of youths were arrested. says police last week hustled him out of the city's summer "We're not going to let people come in here and just musical festival, apparently fearing his presence would back off and let them destroy it," says a disco fancier at incite another mob scene. the 2000 olld«. Await. D Dally & Sunday, •GOTop BWHI mnfl» ana pawn bottoms AH m a arid* array 1.00 weekly of colon Wa also Mock D Surfday only, •»•• up to 72" wldV 25c weekly Prown's hit avarytNng In D Dally only, 75c weakly

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EAST RUTHERFORD - Jack was nimble. Jack was slick. But Jack's going back to Tulsa quick. Goalie Jack Brand and his Tulsa teammates were bounced out of the North American Soccer League playoffs as the Cosmos thrashed the Roughnecks 3-0 in a regulation game and 3-1 in a decisive "mini-game" last night at Giants Stadium. "The worst thing you can do against the Cosmos is to beat them, because it wakes them up," said Brand, a former Cosmos keeper. The Cosmos, stung by a 34 defeat at the hands of Tulsa Thursday, were alive and kicking yesterday as they vaulted into the National Con- ference finals versus the Van- couver Whitecaps. The Whitecaps, who beat the Cosmos twice during the regular season, host them Wednesday in the first game of their two-game series. The second game will be played Saturday at Giants Stadium and will be aired nationally by ABC-TV. The only thing aired last night was the joy of the 76,031 BRANDED — Senlnho of the Cosmos, Mlti fans, the largest crowd in the sprawling Jack Brand and a leaping Sammy Chapman advance in ins ...... NASL this season. of the Tulsa Roughnecks to the ball. Senlnho scored playoffs. "When you have 76.00J fans at a game it's bound to The scrappy English forward close calls In the first half, playoff goal. The goal was set take when he punched in a help the team," Giorgio Chi came,up with a goal and two but came out of it unscathed. up on a beautiful pass by goal off another fine Tueart naglla said. "It gives you assists. The two other goals Offensively, the Roughnecks Tueart that baffled Brand. feed at 73:54 to end scoring in that injection of self-con- the Cosmos scored were by did not get a shot off until The Cosmos were baffled the regulation game. fidence." Marinho and Seninho. 16:40. by the play of Tulsa in the Giorgio got the ball rolling Chinaglia was pumped full "After the first goal in "We had our crowd be- second half. in the first half of the 30- of it as he scored three goals, the regulation game it was hind us tonight," Cosmos '6When we came out in the minute "mini-game" when two in the "mini-game", and more or less over," Chinaglia Technical Director Julio second half we thought Tulsa he beat defender David Nlsh added two assists to lead the said. Mazzei said "We pressured would come out running," and Brand on a shot at 5:56. Cosmos attack. That honor went to them (Tulsa) a little bit and said midfielder Ricky Davis. "We knew that the first RfJfJtMQ? fVff MMMf) wf DaW# K Dennis Tueart, who had Tueart, who headed a missed it helped us." "But they didn't and instead team that scored would have TAKE THAT — Giorgio Chlnaglla of the Cosmos glances deflantlyover at Tulsa been strangely silent with Chinaglia shot past Brand at The Cosmos kept the pres- they sat back. That was a the advantage," Chinaglia Roughneck goalie Jack Brand after scoring a goal in their North American Soccer just one assist in the three 13:30. Franz Beckenbauer sure on in the second half, mistake." said. League playoff game last night. The Cosmos won both the regulation game and the previous playoff games, re- also assisted on the play. Marinho scoring on a header Chinaglia made the "It was very important to "mini-game". sponded to the crowd, too. Brand had a few more at 56:25, his first NASL Roughnecks pay for that mis- See 'Cosmos' page It Jets, Giants write U,S, earns Book of Numbers World Cup ByBILLZAPCIC posting a 25.0 percentage against a 35.9 oppo- EAST RUTHERFORD - Football is a nents' share. The Jets continue to depend on numbers game, and as the NFL's regular the pass to earn the first down, although season draws nigh (9-2-1979 is opening day), against the Giants they converted more on — finally some notable numerals should be posted for the ground than in the air. The Giants, split MONTREAL (AP) - The United States has claimed the handy reference when looking at the Giants evenly between rushing and passing before big international track and field victory that got away two and the Jets. Saturday, went back to bulling their way to years ago, boding well for the country's chances in the 1980 — It: That's the number of consecutive first-and-10. Summer Olympics. preseason quarters the New York Giants (1-3 — IS: The record field goal kicked by "I think there's a very definite possibility that we'll win at the end of exhibition) played without pro- Giant Joe Danelo Saturday. It is joined by 51 more than a third of the gold medals (in track and field) at the ducing a touchdown. In the last 8 of those IS, and 26 in the preseason, with a pair of misses. next Olympics," said Sam Bell, U.S. coach at World Cup II. the Giants held their opponents to 3 TDs, The United States won seven of the 20 men's events and which says much for the defense but little for Also, 52, 38, 33 and 20, the distances-for-S- two of the 15 women's events at the three-day meet that ended the offense. polnts kicked by Jet Pat Leahy, who is 4 for 6. Add to Danelo's figures 1, the number of yesterday at Olympic Stadium. — If: A club record. Sixteen penalties for right uprights he will aim away from in the Three of the men's victories came on the final day — 135 yards were assessed against the New regular season. Larry Myricks with the second-best long Jump In history, York Jets (2-2) Saturday night vs. the Giants, — 47.S: The average distance punted by Renaldo Nehemiah in a tight 110-meter hurdles finish and the S of them holding calls against offensive left 1,600-meter relay team. tackle Chris Ward. Against the boys in blue, Giant Dave Jennings in preseason, 25 punts It was that relay event, the last of the first World Cup In the numbers were 9 penalties for 89 yards. for 1030 yards. He can also keep the ball in Dusseldorf, West Germany, that kept the U.S. men from — 10: The time of Giants' possession in the air, although hang-time is still an unof- ficial stat. Chuck Ramsey of the Jets is 18, winning the team title in 1977. Maxle Parks pulled up lame on seconds after the opening klckoff Saturday the last leg, allowing East Germany to take the men's crown. night. Complemented by 40, the time in sec- 772, 42.9 average, but has the edge in hang- time. His 61-yarder against the Giants "We didn't go out and have a pep rally" before World Cup onds needed by the Jets to score the first II, said Bell. "I think the American kids have a lot of pride floated for 11.5 seconds. touchdown. where a score is kept." — H: The distance between Jet quarter- — 17: The most frightening stat any op- The U.S. men finished with 119 points. Europe was second back Matt Robinson's throwing arm and run- posing quarterback will face. The Giants with 112, followed by East Germany with 108, the Soviet Union ning back Bruce Harper's receiving hands for sacked the QB 17 times in exhibition play. 102, the Americas (Western Hemisphere except the United the second Jet TD. The Jets, still looking to perfect their 4-3 States) 98, Africa 84, Oceania (Australia and New Zealand) — ill: The total pass yardage hurled by defense, logged 7. 58, and Asia 36. Jet quarterback Matt Robinson in preseason — 45: The limit placed on a team's roster In the. women's competition, premeet favorite East Ger- action. He was 24 for SI, a 47.1 completion by the NFL, to be achieved by dinner time many won with 105. The Soviet Union had 97, just nosing out percentage. Nine for 18, 50.0 percent, 1X7 tonight. For the Jets, 6 players must be defending champion Europe with 96. The United States was yards are the aerial stats for Giant signal- kissed goodbye. The Giants need only bid 5 fourth with 75, followed by the Americas 67, Oceania 46, caller Joe Pisardk. players adieu. Africa 29 and Asia 25. — 418: Yards gained on the ground by Jet — If: The number of regular season Mints Yif ter, the balding Ethiopian distance runner, and rushers. However, the Flushing franchise games. Last year, the Jets won 8 and lost 8 Evelyn Ashford, the U.S. sprinter, were named the outstand- yielded 495 to preseason opponents. Their while the Giants won 6 and lost 10. ing men's and women's athletes in the meet. Each won two Meadowlands counterparts charged 303 and — M: The won-loss record that the Jets, events. gave up 518. Giants, and 26 other teams now post. Yifter, with the same sprint over the final 300 meters he — J3.Z: Third down conversion efficiency HOP, SKIP, AND JUMP — Larry Myrlck of the United States shows his form In the — 1: The position In the standings both the used to run away from the field Friday night in the 10,000 of,the Giants, opposed to 46.7 for opponents. Jets and the Giants hope to occupy after the long jump during the World Cup In Montreal. Myrlck won the event with a leap of 27 The Jets showed no sparkle here, either, game on 12-15-1979. feet 11'/j Inches, the second longest lump in history. ^ See Americans page It • 12 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 Scott wins again, issues challenge WOODBRIDGE (AP) - Once again, light-heavyweight losing efforts. Scott thinks he has proven his point, and looks boxer James Scott has proven superior to European forward to the day when he can take on World Boxing Council challengers. Now, the Railway State Prison inmate wants a champ Matthew Saad Muhammad, formerly Matthew Frank- shot at some of the top American fighters lin, or World Boxing Association tltlist Victor Gallndez. The 31-year-old Scott is serving time for a parole violation "They don't want to fight me because they say I'm t stemming from a 1875 armed robbery conviction for which he prisoner and I don't deserve a chance," said Scott, ranked was sentenced to 45 years. He scored his second straight third in the WBA ratings. "God says in the Bible that not all victory over a European champ when he scored a fifth-round prisoners are bad, and I want a chance to prove it." technical knockout over Italy's Ennio Cometti in a nationally televised fight yesterday. Scott, who weighed in at 17SV4, had little trouble with the In July, he had little trouble disposing of English champ 28-year old Cometti, who weighed 174 h. Bunny Johnson, notching a seventh-round TKO. Referee Larry Haizard had Scott as the winner of all five "I've beaten the English champ, and now the Italian rounds, while judges Frank Gillooly and Paul Cavalier had the champ. I'll be ready for Tokyo's champ next, if they have former Newark resident winning 4-1. one," Scott joked after the shortened bout. Scott toyed with Cometti through the first round, picking Now 16-0-1, Scott has had difficulty finding fights with up intensity as the bout went on. He cut the Italian's left eye in American boxers. Confined to the institution's grounds, the second round, and continued to send powerful rights to the Scott's repeated challenges to American contenders have southpaw Cometti. fallen on deaf ears. Scott feels he is being avoided because of After five rounds, New Jersey State Athletic Commission his Inmate status. physician Dr. Philip MacLaren ruled that Cometti would be "A true champ takes on all challengers," said Scott, who unable to continue and halted the fight. Cometti was ready to recorded the tenth knockout of his career. "And they're all continue the fight but Hazzard raised Scott's arms in victory afraid to take me on." to end the bout. Large cash guarantees have lured Europeans Into the ring "It took me until the,fourth or fifth round to get used to with Scott, which is set in the midst of the prison in an open the fact he was a southpaw," Scott said of Cometti, only the PRISON PUNCHING — Italian light-heavyweight En- ranked third bv the World Boxing Association, won the courtyard. second lefty he has faced In the ring. "I was just finding my nio Cometti throws a low left at Rahwav State Prison fight and Improved his record to 16-0-1. Scott wants a Johnson and Cometti both took home (17,500 despite the range, and it was only a matter of time after that." , inmate James Scott in the prison yard yesterday. Scott, malor title shot despite being In prison. Watson capitalizes on Miller's bogey

PINEHURST, N.C. — Final Kortl Jay Haas. $1450 . 71-70-71-72-285 PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) dort't usually throw away an That set up the playoff for and money winnings In the $330,000 Hall Hale Irwln, $1,850. . 4O-71-74-7J—1W opportunity like that. But I ol Fama Golf Clank on tha 7,020-vard. Andy Bean, $1,810 7141-71-71—111 — Tom Watson, given an the |4S,000 first prize. par-71 No. 2 courta at the Plnahunt Joe Inman, $1,388 71-70-71-73—2*4 opening when Johnny Miller haven't been in that position Country Club (a-danotat amateur) Ix* David Egar, $1,388 71 72 71 72-(84 Both men scored routine won sudden daath playoff): Lenny Wadklni, $1,388... 49 75« 76—286 in a long time. bogeyed the 72nd hole, suc- pars on the first hole. On the N Tom Wauon, 145,000 70 68 41 69—272 Chip Back. $1,388 70-70 74-72-286 cessfully defended his title in "Believe it or not, I really Johnny Millar, 127.000. . 49 63-70-70— 272 Mlka Soil. $1,388 71-71-71-72—286 second, Watson reached the Kallh Farflui. 117.000 68 68-6/71 2M Lon Nielsen, 11,388 . 71-71-71-71—184 the Hall of Fame Classic yes- thought I would win the Dan Edwrdl, 112.000 67-68-69-71—275 Bob Shearer. $1,188 74 70-71 TO—184 green in 2 and Miller was in Andy North, 110,000 69-70-47-70—276 Tarry Maunev. $1.318.. 72 72 7349-214 terday with a winning par on playoff. I thought it was my the fringe, some 60 feet away. Bill Rogars, 19.000 74-64-49-49—278 Ed Sabo. $1,030 71-71-71—217 tournament. I surely wasn't Bob Zandar, $8.043 73 71 69-66—279 John Llstar, $1,050 4*74 71-7D—187 the second hole of a sudden He took 3 to get down and Mike Brannan, 18.063.... 67 68 7* 70 279 Chris Clark, $1,050 . 77^7-70-71— 187 death playoff. choking. Lvn Lett, 16,750 72-70 72 66—280 Tim Simpson. $1.050.. 71-73-71-71—287 Watson two-putted for the Karmlt Zarlav, $4,750 68 70 70 72- 280 Fred Marti, $710 74-7O-71-7J—U8 70-74-71-71—US "I feel good and bad for "But someone has to lose victory, his fifth of the sea- Bruca Davlln, $4.750 70-47-70-71— 340 J.C. Snead, $780 v those things. And Tom's a Charlai Coody, $5,250 70-49-70-72—281 Lon HlnkV $780 70-49-73-74—288 John," Watson said after ac- son. It virtually assured him Larry Nalion, 1S.1S0 70 49 69 73 281 Morris Hataltkv, $780... . 7074 71 73 -288 quiring his fifth victory of the pretty tough guy." of a third consecutive Player Tommy Aaron. 15.250 69 46 7175 -281 David Thore, 1780 73 71 73 72 288 Craig Stadlar. 13,873 67-73-69-73—282 Buddy Gardner, $780.. 7I-TJ-71-72—HO season. The victory came at Watson and Miller, who of the Year title Bobby Bakar. 13.87S 71 64 71 72-28! Mike McCullsh, 1780 . 69 72-71 72- 288 was seeking an end to a three- Lou Graham, 13,871 67-74-71-70—3tl Tom Kite, 1598 . 74-49-71-74-289 the expense of a man trying Bob EaitwOOd, $3,871.... 72-71 68 71 - 282 Jim Nelford, $398 . 71-71-71-74—289 to fight his way from the year non-winning string, each The first-place check Cesar Sanudo, 13,874 68 U 70 11 282 Joe Haner, 1598 . 71-70-74-71—281 pushed Watson's earnings, al- Bob Murphy, 11,871 /I-7O-68 73-282 Wlv Armitrng, 1598 . 71-71-71-71—2«9 depths of one of golf's most finished the regulation 72 Allan Millar. $3,000 71-71 70—283 a John McGough 47-7171-77—289 holes on the famed No. 2 ready at a record level, to Bob Mann, $1,500 70-71-71-71—284 Bob E. Smith, 1598 . 72-71 49 77 289 mysterious slumps. Hubert Graan, $2.500 72 71-72-69— 2»4 D.A. Welbrlng. $198... . . 7O-71-W-7«—289 "I feel good for me, too," course at the Pinehurst Coun- J447.M8 for the year and put Curtli Slranoe. 12.500 ... 69 70 72 73 -284 Dale Douglass. 1545 . 71-71-71-74—190 Dana Qulglav. $2,500 63-74 73-74—284 Gary Koch, 1545 72-71-49-77—190 him within reach of the 47-71-73-Tt—HO Watson said. "I'd be a liar if ryCIUDinj/Z2,1, HSnOlSUnae2 shots under »•"• •«"•» '"I" «• ""= MillauW.rr BarbarBarber,. iuiO....$1,810 . 571-77 -731 7nib-H1 70—285i Brad« BryantBryant,. $56$561...... 1 . 47-71-71-71 Greg Powers. $348 . 71-71-70-77—HI I said I wasn't trying to win ,ai $500,000 mark. RogeRogarr Mallbla,, $1,810...$1,850 .. 64«-78 74 74-674-49-IB9 285! Greg Powan, $348 72 72 70 77 the golf tournament. "But I think It's good - good for John, good for golf — for him to be playing like that again." Rainstorm gives Daniel And Miller, a slump-rid- den also-ran for three long years, also had mixed feel- ings about his playoff loss, which was confirmed when first LPGA tour victory he took three from the fringe on the second extra hole. MAPLEWOOD, Minn. (AP) —- Beth Daniel became ththee earned a first-place paycheck off (15,000(15,000.. "I'm happy in a way," he first rookie to win on the LPGA tour this year yesterday when "It feels strange to win this way," said Daniel, who was said. "I'm glad I was in the her four-stroke lead over Hollis Stacy held up after the final waiting in the locker room with the other golfers when the playoff. It was fun. I'm en- round of the 1100,000 Patty Berg Golf Classic was cancelled decision came to cancel the fourth round. BLASTING AREA — Tom Watson blasts his way out of the sandy rough and on to the couraged by the way I'm due to heavy rains. "It felt weird to have the victory announced like that, 12th green during the final round of the Colgate Hall of Fame Golf Classic. Watson playing. But I sure would Daniel, who led the tournament from its cold, windy start rather than going out and winning on the course. I couldn't won the the tournament for the second straight year, topping Johnny Miller In a liked to have won. to its premature, wet finish, ended the 54-hole event with an Jump into anybody's arms," she said. playoff. ^ "I had it in my grasp. I 11-under total of 208. She had rounds of 88, 69 and 71 and "But I was confident that I was going to win anyway and I don't feel any le,ss a champion now. I'll take the first win any way I can get it. It's a great burden off my back and now that it's out of the way, I can look forward to some more." Stacy, a two-time U.S. Open champion, finished with a 7- under total of 212. Pat Bradley was third at 214, followed by Americans earn elusive World Cup Vicki Fergon and Jan Stephenson, who tied for fourth at 216, eight shots off the pace. (Continued) "Unless disaster strikes, she's a possibility for two golds several world record-holders were victorious yesterday, in- At the end of Saturday's round, Daniel was shaken when meters, breezed to victory yesterday in the 5,000. in Moscow" at the Summer Olympics, said Bell. cluding three East Germans — Udo Beyer in the men's shot her second shot on the par-5, 460-yard 18th hole struck field "I always follow the pacemaker," he said through an He also said Myrlcks now must be considered the best long put, Evelyn Jahl in the women's discus and Marlta Koch in the marshall Kathy Nelson on the head, producing a lot of blood interpreter. "I am very happy that I competed with the best Jumper In the world. Bell added that "1 wouldn't have said women's 400. Nehemiah won the men's 110-meter hurdles in and requiring stitches. athletes of the world and I won both races." that before today" and called his final Jump of 27-11 '/k "the 13.39 seconds, far slower than his world record of 13.00. The injury to Nelson was later determined to be not Yifter won both in very slow times and Bell said, "I don't highlight of the meet." "Because It's really been a long season for me I was serious. But Daniel took a bogey-6 on the hole, a hole she had think either the 5,000 or 10,000 meters here are indicative of Three years ago at the same stadium, Myricks broke a trying to hold on," he said after hitting three hurdles and still birdied the day "before, or her score and winning margin what you'll see at the Olympic Games. They were poor bone in his foot warming up for the long jump finals of the winning. "The further down (the track) you go and you make probably would have been even greater. performances. Olympics and had to pull out. mistakes, the more it sets you back." Daniel, who joined the tour after qualifying at the LPGA's When no one established a swift pace, Bell added, "you "I thought about that just about every Jump," Myricks winter school, hadn't finished higher than a tie for third until create a situation for Miruts Yifter... The races were made to said. "I think I made up for it." He Just outleaned defending champion Thomas Munkelt of two weeks ago, when she was a runnerup to Judy Rankin in order forhisabilities." Myricks leap was the longest ever at sea level but far East Germany at the wire. the Will Classic in Jericho, N.Y. Ashford defeated world record holders from East Germa- short of the 29-2V4 jump of Bob Beamon in the high altitude of A big upset yesterday was in the women's high jump In Mlchelle Walker,It,024.21 . 71-73-73—130 ny in winning the 200 meters Friday night and the 100 Mexico City at the 1968 Olympics. which crowd favorite Debbie Brill of Canada defeated world- Marlene Hegoe,$800 . 77-71-72—221 Mary Mills,$800 . 69-74-74—331 Saturday. No world records were set at World Cup II although record holder Sara Simeoni of Italy and defending champion Sandra Palmar,$800 75^3-73—221 Alice Rltimen.ieoo . 75-74-71—321 Rosemarie Ackermann of East Germany. Sandra Havnle.1470 . 71-74-74—121 Barbara Moxness.$670 . 76-74-71—322 Other winners yesterday were Silvio Leonard of Cuba, JoAnn Prentke.1470 . 74-71-75—322 Barbara Barrow,$552 . 74-74-75—221 running for the Americas, in the men's 200; Totka Petrova of Bonnla Bryant,$112 . 74-74-75-221 . 74-73-76—123 Bulgaria, competing for Europe, in the women's 1,500, and the JUIB mviiicr 'in, Mary Lou Crocker,$53!.... Cosmos eliminate Roughnecks l^5-*«-74—217 Renee Powell,$152.. 747475—121 r-.i Mtviri,|3,O7S... 78-70-75—111 European 400-meter women's relay team. Cithv Morw,J3,075 72-73-72—117 Alax Relnhardt,$5S2 73-73-72—117 Diane Dallev,$430 „ 75-74-75-214 Donna C. Yoona,tt,075 . 71-75-74-224 (Continued) play everytime like tonight." away at 21:20. The Cosmos Hubert Birkenmeir. "How T2-72-7*—211 Dot Garmaln,$4» Many of the athletes who competed in World Cup II are Shtlltv Ha ml In, }7,300 . 73-74-71—134 73-72-7*—211 Gall Hlrata.$430 were awarded a penalty kick, will this count In the Jovci Kaim.tr iM,J2,.W0... . 74-73-77—114 score that first goal," 71-73-74—211 Judy Klmbell,$4X The machine kept rolling expected to be at the 1980 Olympics and Bell said per- JoAnn Waih.im.S2.W0 . 75-75 74—314 Chinaglia converting. 73 7171 21V Carole Jo Skela,1430 Vladislav Bogicevic said. "It statistics. Amy Alcott.il,J53.M . 73-74-71—124 as Seninho, who had replaced formances here "are indicators of where people are at the 73-7fc-7O—219 Kathv Whitworth.$430 Jtrllvn BrltMi,SS3.M . 73-77-73—315 was a great game and a beau- ;;.;i-71_2H Jane B1atock,$306 Johan Neeskens to open the Tulsa finally got on the moment, where their abilities are." Marv Owy»r.$.,S53.W . 75-75-75-125 Nancy LOD*M1,5U.U 76-74-69—219 Eva Chano,$104 tiful crowd. "We rolled over them 74-72-71—219 . 7S-71-7*—115 "mini-game's" second half, board when Don O'Riordan Donna WhIti,11.S53.lt Joanna Dost,$306.. . 75-75-75-233 The attendance was disappointing to some athletes and Cathy Thompson,11,553,85. 74-70-7$—1U Gloria Ehert.1306 . "We played like a ma- (Tulsa) tonight. We all con- 71-7*-72—21» . 75 74 74—111 beat Brand at 17:43. scored off a free kick with 14 S. Ber1o.acclnl,S1,JS3.SS. Mariana Floyd.1306 below the expectations of organizers. The three-day total, 120 .. 80-71-71—325 chine tonight. In Tulsa, we centrated on the game and we Betsy Cul.tn,$l,024 "" ElalneHand,$3O6 . 78-74-73-22! seconds left. Susan arams,}1.02<..ii'.. • >• 11—220 played like a machine Seninho also had a hand in had no doubts we would win. including those with free tickets, was 69,836, slightly more 78.73.(9_JJQ Carol Mann,$304 . 74-75-74—225 Katnv Ma.rtln.41,014 29.. 7873 .7320 Sandra Posl.$306 . 7I-71-74-125 without oil," he added. "I the final tally when he was "That got me a little up- It was sweet revenge for than the stadium's capacity. A total of 30,363 showed up for Gall Tou»hin,jl,02Toulhln,$l,024« 2299 75-7575-75- '0—220 Cathy Sherk,$]04 .. 71 7140-123 Kaihy McMullen,11.024 28.. 74-71- -120 Beth Solomon,$304 . 76 74-74-214 can't explain why. We can tackled by Brand on a break- set," said Cosmos goalie me." the final day. Sandra Spuilch, 11.074 28 .. 72-74- -•270 Judy Clark.$235

World Cup9 despite high hopes, falters MONTREAL (AP) - World Cup II Is a celebration of track The discus throwers also said the throwing area — a favorites, Darden finished third in the 400. A Scotch Plains native and a student at Fairleigh- and field, a reaffirmation of the true International spirit of plastic disc — was slippery. "I try to warm up right up until the time of the race, or Dickinson University, Jacobs also had to contend with runners sport, a glorious three days of combat where the victors gain about 10 minutes before my race begins," Darden said. "But crossing his path. At one time, as he tried to concentrate on medals and the losers leave with the pride of competing. Deby LaPlante of the United States and several other athletes in Saturday's competition complained about the they kept us in the control room with the javelin throwers and his approach and jump, he had to wait while competitors In But, like the 1976 Summer Olympics, held in this same delay caused by the staging of the hammer throw in the the triple jumpers. It was very crowded. the women's 3,000 meters sped by. Olympic Stadium in Montreal, World Cup II had its share of infield. Because of the rature of the event, the track could not "I kept asking when we would be running and the woman problems. be used while the hammer throw was going on. There was there kept saying '10 more minutes.'" Evelyn Ashford of Los Angeles, who captured the women's The stadium still lacks the roof originally planned for it. always the possibility that an errant throw could land on the 100 meters Saturday to go along with Friday's gold-medal And an inquiry Into the enormous costs overrun continues. Winner Franklin Jacobs of the United States was one of track. the many high jumpers who had another kind of problem. The . performance in the 200, said her concentration at the start of Attendance at World Cup II was a disappointment for most approach run to the high jump started on the track near the Saturday's race was broken by a photographer whose camera of the athletes and city officials, despite official reassurances The language and communication barriers also added to was noisily recording the race. The photographer was moved the confusion. water jump used for the 3,000-meter steeplechase. that the crowds were what was expected. In addition, the 1 by meet officials before the race was started. meet itself came under attack. "The delay because of the hammer throw didn't bother After the steeplechase, water covered a portion of the "It's not a bad place but it's not a track and field me," LaPlante said. "It just gave me more time to warm up. track, right in Jacobs' path to the bar. The hammer throwers, however, were delighted with the stadium," said Wolfgang Schmidt of East Germany, winner of The only problem was they never told us when we would start "It bothered me at first," admitted Jacobs, who lodged a facilities. Normally shunted to an adjoining facility, they the men's discus. "The throwing area was raised and we are our event." complaint with officials, "but then I noticed the Russian displayed their sport in the major arena before the entire used to throwing from an area that Is on the same level as the Tony Darden of the United States said the "waiting in the jumper (Alexander Grigorjev) had to run through more water crowd. And they received a rare ovation when they finished field." control room played a big part in the race I ran." One of the than I did." , - the event. Some races SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 The Dktily Register 13 need help Evert Lloyd comes back (Continued) sharp led turn shortly alter the 10 a.m. start. The course was to capture Tennis Cup the exact reverse of the 1(71 route; unfortunately, several runners were not aware of this and retraced their steps of a MAHWAH (AP) - Chris year before, adding to the confusion. -V Evert Lloyd lost the first set The key word here is Problems. The 197V Belmar Run and was down in the second joins an ever-growing list of road races listed by runners as before staging a comeback Problems. for a victory yesterday over "I'm waiting for the first fatality," McLoone said. teenager Tracy Austin in the "There are too many races run as once-a-year affairs by finals of the $75,000 Women's organizations that Just don't have the expertise to do It right. Tennis Cup at Ramapo Col- A lot of groups look upon a race as a chance to make a quick lege. buck for themselves without knowing all the things that have Lloyd, who was down a to be done. break in the second set at 1-4, "No lead car, no marshalling, poorly-marked routes.... I won 10 of the 11 final games was running a race about six months ago out of Brookdale for a 6-7 (2-7), 64,6-1 victory when all of a sudden I was trotting down the road on the as Austin, the high school jun- yellow line with traffic on both sides of me. I wonder what the ior who turned pro last fall, people coming out of church thought about the crazy man tired in the match that lasted running down the highway?" two hours, 19 minutes in the The cause celebre has become the Bamberger's Race. 90-degree weather. "I'm sure that people out there don't intend to do a shabby The victory was worth job," Tim Manning of Eatontown, long a noted local runner $14,000 to the favorite while and a spectator at the five-miler here Saturday, said, "but so Austin, seeded No. 2, settled few of them have the wherewithal to do the job right. I've run for a $7,000 prize. races in Eatontown as part of my job with the recreation department, and I had a police scooter ahead of the lead Yesterday's victory for runner all the way. Lloyd has her prepared for "In the segment of the Bamberger's Run that ran along the U.S. Open Championships Route 36, they set up cones for the runners' lane," Manning that start Tuesday. In their noted. "But what If a car coming down the road at SS miles last meeting, Austin ended per hour blew a tire or something? Those cones wouldn't have Lloyd's streak at 125 wins on meant a thing." clay courts at the Italian Open. "There were no marshals in the Bamberger's Race," McLoone said. "I wound up having to cross (Route) M "In that match I was through all the traffic. All they gave the runners was a map; down 2-4 in the third set," how were runners from out of town supposed to negotiate recalled Austin, "but had the their way through unfamiliar territory? guts and strength to come "As I came around a corner," McLoone recalled, "a back. This time I had the woman who lived there said, 'I think the race is supposed to guts, but no energy ' go this way, sonny.' That was as much guidance as I got all Lloyd started quickly by race." > UNWINDING — Carol Conlon of Nutlev, the first breaking Austin in the first "The start and the finish are the most important parts of female finisher In Saturday's Belmar Five-Mile Run, game and then ran up a 4-1 a race," Manning said, "... any race. I know that as a runner. walks out the tightness. Runners allege that hundreds lead. But the 16-year-old Roll- Unfortunately, a lot of folks who organize races don't realize of other runners were ahead of the starting line at the ing Hills, Calif, native fought BLIND BACKHAND — Chris Evert-Llovd has her eyes closed as she returns a shot that the start and finish make or break a race. They seem like race's start. back to 4-4, and then lost the to Tracy Austin In the Volvo Women's Tennis Cup yesterday. Evert-Llovd went on to little things, but they're really the big things of a race. ninth game on a pair of un- win the title, 6-7,6-4,6-1. "And even though there were a lot of unregistered pulling out people without numbers? I feel bad that the race forced errors. runners at Belmar," Manning said, "who do you blame? Do went that way, but organizers should take more care with the Lloyd, who Is after a re- you blame the promoters for not weeding through the pack, start and finish." cord-breaking fifth straight title in the U.S. Open, had set Patton Point recovers point in the 10th game, allow- ing Austin to break back after three deuces. The players Seaver delivers for Reds held serve to force the tie from earlier doldrums breaker. By LEA MALMQU1ST cessful although tt was again to Old Orchard Ught arx "I was disappointed los- a slow race in light, unpredic- back. Art Olsen of Atlantli ing the first set, especially ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS table winds. Highlands Yacht Club, leade after leading," Lloyd said. - Patton Point Yacht Club Bob Kefalontis of Patton of the high pressure dlvisiot to stop old teammates Austin, who has earned plans one sailing race each Point took the highest place {spinnakers permitted), wot $263,444 since January, ap- year, This summer they held for any PPYC competitor and the Donald Cup while Rot By the Associated Press peared in command at 4-2 in two. The regularly scheduled was awarded the Patton Nonemaker, also of AHYC Houston over Philadelphia. The triumph enabled the Astros to the second set, matching For a pitcher>ltcjjer,, Tom Seaver has all the classic moves — the hold their half-game lead over the Reds In the National race was doldrummed-out a Point Trophy. The course ran took the Commodore Cup foi smooth windup, high kick and strong, clean follow-through. Lloyd stroke for stroke from few weekends ago. Satur- the 12.4 miles triangular the Low Pressure divislor League West. the baseline. And what he mainly relies on is classic, too: curve ball and Craig Reynolds's single followed Cedeno's triple in the day's rerun was more sue- course from Sandy Hook Bay (no spinnakers). But Lloyd, the 24-year-old fastball. Nothing fancy. Just simple, old-fashioned stuff, but eighth and provided the Astros with their eventual winning »ine« F-mi RKI from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., HIGH PRESSURE- 1. Htvn, Art he usually puts it in the right place at the right time. run. OlM>n, 3:47:0*; 2, Orvlllt, Dr. Jotl Ulnot, 9 The basics nave always been at the heart of Seaver's held at love in the seventh 3:01 10; 3 Shakev, Bob Tobin, 3:02:14. Giants coach resigns Reliever Peter Ladd, 1-0, was the winner with eighth- game and broke Austin alt LOW PRESSURE—1. Scupper, Rob success, and they were working at their basic best yesterday inning relief help from Joe Sambito, who gained his 17th save. Non«m«k«r, l.siiM; 1. Orange PHI, BAST RUTHERFORD (AP) — The New York Giant when Cincinnati's stylish right-hander stopped the New York love In the eighh to draw even Brian Provlnl, 4:10:03; 3. Solitude. Bob Pirates I, Padres t Ktfalonltli.J 15:31. announced yesterday that offensive line coach Dick Scesnial Mets 8-0 with a neat four-hitter. at 4-4. Atlantic Htaftlaitfi Yacht Cluh Cem- Pitcher Bruce Klson socked a grand slam home run and Lloyd won the next two maiara'i I has resigned and will be replaced by former Pittsburgh am "I threw curves on the first two pitches," said Seaver HIGH PRESSURE—1. BIIMI, Axel Washington head coach Bill Austin Bill Madlock smashed four hits, including a two-run homer, as games to tie the match. RoMnblad. 3:59.31; 2. Roxv. Ltn Sltar, after winning his 11th straight game, "because I wanted to Pittsburgh defeated San Diego. IN.U; 3. Wildfire, L«n Font, 4:Ot.*7. Scesniak, who is leaving for personal reasons, informec establish that I could use it. I had a good curve in the bullpen "I could see that Tracy LOW PRESSURE—t. Foxy Lady, Kison, 9-7, capped a five-run Pirate second inning with his was struggling early in the Don Sthwan. 4:23:29; 2. Scuppar, Rob Giants Coach Ray Perkins of his decision last week, but hac but sometimes you lose it when you get on the mound." Nontmikir, 4:10:61, 3. Jebberwock. agreed to stay with the team through Saturday's 144 pre first career grand slam. It was the third career home run for third set," Lloyd said. "She Charity Willlarm, *: 41.44, Seaver also was pleased with his fastball, especially in the the Pittsburgh right-hander. Rumwn Vi(M Cltta season loss to the New York Jets. later innings. He struck out five In the game, raising his wasn't moving well, so I de- RHODES IV- (Raci I) 1. Ntlli Madlock drilled his 13th homer of the year in the third Johnstn; 1. Tom Wlnmill; 3. John career total to 2,861 but he got two in the sixth Inning, both on cided to be patient and rally. Millar; (Rate II) 1. Mark Wlnmill; 2. inning, a two-run shot that chased loser Bob Shirley, 6-13. Tracy started taking chances Nillt Johnun; 3. John MHler fastbalU. BLUE JAY— (Raca I) 1. Jiff Ryan, Cubs 4, Giants 1 and It didn't work." 1, Andrew Marx, (Raca Hot I.Jeff Ryan, C.B.S. SUPERMARKET "I've been throwing very well lately and I've had a good 2. Andrew Marx. NATIONAL 10— (Ract fastball late in the game. Those two strikeouts came late and Dennis Lamp and Bruce Sutter collaborated on a six-hitter "I played well, but tired I) 1. Bath McCurrah; 3. Chris Lord; 3. 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG as Chicago defeated San Francisco. Lamp, 9-7, pitched the in the end," Austin observed. Maurttn Hertdenon; (Raca II) Seme that's unusual for me now. That proves to me that I was •tartan Pall Ser lei throwing well. first 61-3 innings, allowing five hits and striking out five. The tournament victory J-24'i—1. Stvmor* Slrwlt, Cfiulioa; 2. Blorn Joftnton, Waldo C. Woohle; 3. "I am doing what I have to do to win games now. I'm not Sutter then came in and registered his 33rd save — four shy of was the seventh this year for D*v« Heal, Ktewevdln. the National League record. Lloyd, who now holds a 5-2 threwstarv lallliw and Yacht Clue PICK-IT the overpowering pitcher I was, but I can be overpowering NATIONAL 10— (Race I) 1. Latnla edge against Austin. Cottenio; t Blllv Crow; (Raca II) 1. when I have to." Dodgers 4, Cardinals 1 Billy Crow; 1. Leenle Coilamo. The shutout, Incidentally, was Seaver's fourth of the Steve Garvey slugged a homer, doubled and singled and MAHWAH (AP) — Htr. It th. lum- DAYSAILERS-1 Bill Weoooner; 2. JERSEY (HIHBER6AME mlrv at ttM 175.000 Womtn'i Ttnnli Cup Ed Perklm; 1. Bill Liu. season and Slst of his star-studded career. drove in two runs to lead Los Angeles over St. Louis. Rick COMETB-i. Flatchar Houmr, 2. Pic•ick any throe rTu mbers — you can play John Douolai.Jr.3. JlmSanford. Astros 4, Phillies 1 Sutcliffe, 12-9, scattered eight St. Louis hits before needing SANDERLINOS-IRaca I) 1. Jim from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week Houston first baseman Cesar Cedeno smashed five hits ninth-inning relief help from Robert Castillo, who gained his Chrli Ev.rt Llovd, Fort Laudtrdaii, Wkldli; 2. Doug Sllvflt. 3. Lelghlon Wa- Fir, mi. Tracv Auitln, Roiling Him, tart; (Ract II) 1. Jim Wlddli; 2. Jack WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER and sparked a two-run eighth-inning rally with a triple to lead fourth save. Calif..* -7 12-7),4-4,4-1. Cooper; 3. LllStlvai. Brewers hop to second; GOOD/YEAR Birds sweep Chisgx pair By the Associated Press double and bases-loaded walk. Rookie Butch Edge and Tom The Milwaukee Brewers and Kansas City Royals begin an Buskey held California to seven hits while Nolan Ryan was the important three-game series in Kansas City tonight but their loser as the Blue Jays got a measure of revenge for Saturday's thoughts are likely to be elsewhere. 24-2 shelling. "Yesterday was over and today was a new COME AND GET 'EM! Like in Minnesota and Detroit, where the American day," Cerone said. League division-leading Baltimore Orioles and California Orioles lz, White Sox 7 Angels will be playing the Twins and Tigers, respectively. Orioles 4, White Sox I For the first time since June 6, a team other than the TIEMPO RADIAL Gary Roenicke's leadoff home run in the 13th inning gave Boston Red Sox is on the heels of Baltimore in the AL East. the Orioles their sweep. Doug DeCinces' grand slam, one of Milwaukee climbed into second place, one game ahead of four Baltimore homers, helped the Orioles take the opener as Boston, by downing the Texas Rangers 6-2 yesterday while the Mike Flanagan became the AL's first 18-game winner. Red Sox were bowing to the Royals ,0-3. Nevertheless, the Roenicke's homer was the first one allowed by Ed Farmer Brewers dropped one-half game to Baltimore — they trail by since jolng the White Sox June 15. Ken Singleton, Rich Dauer tVt games — when Baltimore swept a double-header from the and Eddie Murray also homered for Baltimore in the opener. Chicago White Sox 12-7 and 4-3 In 13 Innings. The day was dampened, however, when Baltimore Man- The Royals are still In third place in the AL West but are ager Earl Weaver was slapped with a three-day suspension by only one percentage point behind Minnesota — the Twins' league President Lee MacPhail after filing two protests In the ALE game with the New York Yankees was rainad out — and Just opener. The first was on behalf of the players, who claimed 2M In back of the Angels, who lost to the Toronto Blue Jays the outfield was not in playable condition. Friday's and §T SUM FOR IMPORT CARS 9-3. Elsewhere, the Detroit Tigers won a double-header from Saturday's games were postponed for that reason. the Seattle Mariners 4-3 in 10 innings and 9-8 while the ffc". NlUMf This Is The Time To Buy... In the fifth inning, Weaver was ejected by umpire Ron mar ****** Cleveland Indians defeated the Oakland A's 7-5. Luciano after DeCinces was called out on strikes. Weaver, fA P155/B0R13 IM.TI 11M Goodyeor's Fastest Selling Radial Two-run homers by Gorman Thomas and Cecil Cooper who has had numerous run-ins with Luciano over the years, P105/75R13 HIM •its It New Savings-Priced For You! powered the red-hot Brewers over Texas behind the eight-hit then filed another protest "because of umpire Integrity." M PieS/M>R14 •44.00 $1.72 pitching of Billy Travers. It was Milwaukee's third victory In "I simply cannot tolerate Earl making a public comment pios/aoRis m.M S2W a row and 13th in the last IS games. Thomas hit his 33rd homer like that upon an umpire's integrity," said MacPhail, who was SIZES FOR U.S. CAM ftalMI MAttlltt MM! in the first inning and Cooper belted his 20th in the fifth, both In the stands. rn» MICI times following singles by Sal Bando. 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Kemp also had three 171 00 12 7» P215/75R15 0R7H AmtrlCtn Exprait prices make it an even batter buy singles in the double-header. Kemp and Jason Thompson hit P22S/7BRI5 HR/8 tro.oo J2B5 th(B Royals completed a sweep of the three-game series. Wilson, •I i VIM »•*• successive home runs In the sixth Inning to tie the opener after P235/75R1S LR7»1 •01.00 »OP who had a game-winning inside-the-park homer Saturday, Um CHECK II *t Mil out at ,0Ur siu «i will ntue you a singled and scored in the third inning, rapped a run-scoring spotting Seattle a 3-1 leari —'!• Mi mo check, auurinf future deiivtry al the advertised price single in the fourth to give Kansas City a 3-2 lead and tripled Indlani 7, A's t and scored in the sixth. The speedy left fielder, who also Wayne Garland and Sid Monge combined for 61-3 innings singled in the eighth, Is batting .514 against Boston with 19 hits of strong relief and Dave Rosello drove in the tie-breaking run GOOD/YEAR LANES, Inc. lnJ7at-bats with a sixth-inning double. Garland, who underwent surgery in May 1978 for a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder, ^JK ^tW ^LW m^W J^ m IIM^WW 120(Corntr MONMOUT of PmtriH St.) ST Blue Jays (, Angels I r IT WITH CONFIDENCE.^DRfVI IT WITH CONFIDENCE. ,£?„.,Z P..rt »i John Mayberry socked two solo home runs and Rick allowed three hits In 3VS scoreless innings in his first ap- RED BANK DIAL 741-0484 Cerone drove in five runs with a two-run homer, two-run pearance since aggravating the injury June 25. 14 Tte Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. AUGUST 27.1979 Hunting licenses soar for non residents

Hunters who plan to take part In the dove aeuoa startinj game hunting, but archers will need special licenses. doubled each year. It costs $3 25 Saturday in Pennsylvania will find that the coat of the non- By far the most popular game for non residents in Penn- Family campgrounds in National Forests are available on resident license has vaulted to 150.50 It cost MO.tt Ust year. sylvania are buck whiteUil deer although many hunt for a first-come, first-served basis. There are however, group However, the non-resident trapping license has (one pheasants, rabbits, grouse and woodcock. Turkey hunting is campgrounds and picnic areas that can be reserved in ad- beyond reach, to $350 this year compared to HO last year increasing in popularity. vance for those who prefer togetherness. During the 1980-81 license year starting Sept. 1, MO, the There Is a spring season for gobblers only and a general Within the 14 National Forests in the Eastern Region of HENRY non-resident license fee in Pennsylvania will be WO 50 season each fall, this year starting on Nov.' 3 with the the Forest Service, U.S. Departmentm of Agriculture, 10 Pennsylvania's reputation as a top hunting state is widely pheasant-rabbit-quail season. The season limit on turkeys is campgrounds and six picnic areas can be set aim aside for known and for years Pennsylvania has sold more hunting one bird. group gatherings. Group campgrounds are intended primarily SCHAEFER licenses to far more non residents than any other state in the Flintlock muuleloader deer hunting licenses will be avail- for tent camping. nation. Annually, the Keystone State sells in excess of 90,000 able thisiyear from all hunting license issuing agents in ' Some of the group areas have shelters designed to accom- non-resident hunting licenses. Last year 83 non-resident trap- Pennsylvania, according to the Game Commission. modate many people in case of bad weather. The shelters ping licenses were sold. In the past, the license, which is actually a stamp to be include benches and tables for dining. However, the Pennsylvania license is still cheaper than In attached to the general hunting license, has been available Youth groups, such as scout and church organisations, are Wedding parties are not unusual. This year as well at list, many other states. The New York State big game license only from county treasurers and Game Commission division the biggest users of group facilities. Adults make use of them two were booked for the Goose Bay picnic area in the Shawnee costs 152 50 and the small game license I8.S0. Just one offices. for company, union, family, church, civic and fraternal National Forest in Illinois. license will suffice in Pennsylvania for firearms small and big The number of flintlock licenses sold has just about outings. For more information and a list of telephone numbers at the forests write: Eastern Region Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 833 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wit., 5J023. Four Barrel Sets Now Available Snake's eye finds touchdown target Remington Arms Co. announces that four-barrel skeet sets are now being made for the Remington 3200 over and under By Ike Associated Press dealt veteran Greg Landry to Baltimore — but their hopes Miami and Los Angeles wound up as the only two unbeaten shotgun. Kenny Stabler of the Oakland Raiders Is ready to prove were dealt a severe blow Friday night when Danielson tore up teams in the exhibition season while Buffalo, Atlanta and The basic gun will be a 11 gauge competition-grade that last season was a fluke - but the once-hopeful Detroit ligaments in his right knee late in Detroit's 17-7 loss to the Minnesota wore an 0-4 preseason collar. Remington 3200 skeet model with 28 inch skeet choked bar Lions may be about to flounder. Colts. The Steelers, who have beaten Dallas the last three times rels. Additional Interchangeable over-and-under barrels In 20, Stabler, who had a horrendous 1(71 campaign when he He underwent surgery Saturday and may miss the entire it counted (two of them Super Bowls), were two seconds and 28 and 410 gauges will be factory fitted to the 12 gauge frame. threw 30 interceptions and just It touchdown passes, showed season. Barring a trade, Detroit will have to rely on Joe Reed 47 yards away from yet another triumph — but Rafael Septien A deluxe, plush-lined case that holds the common receiver Saturday night he's gotten his scoring eye back. He completed or rookie Jeff Komlo of the Cowboys covered that yardage with a last-play field and stock and the four sets of barrels will be supplied with TD strikes of 5 and » yards to Raymond Chester and wound up "It's a disaster any time you lose your quarterback," said goal that beat Pittsburgh. It wiped away the bad memory of a each order. completing 12 of 17 passes for 137 yards, guiding the Raiders Coach Monte Clark. '4 can't think of a worse thing to happen missed extra point on the Cowboys' first TD. On each of the 20,28 and 410 gauge barrel sets, a calibrated to a M-21 romp over the Buffalo Bills. to us, but it did." "It wasn't a perfect hit," said Septien. "I tried to rush it increase in wall thickness and outer diameter of the upper "I fed good about playing this year," Stabler said. In Saturday night's other games it was Dallas 18, Pit- and I hooked it. I'm very excited. The coaching staff told me barrel for a limited distance just forward of the receiver Derrick Jensen also scored twice for Oakland on runs of 57 tsburgh 14; Green Bay 45, Atlanta 35; Los Angeles 23, San they trusted me after the first one ... That was just a bad matches both the weight and balance of the smaller gauge yards with a fumble on the opening kickoff and 5 yards in the Diego 7; St. Louis 10, Chicago 7; Tampa Bay 24, Cincinnati 13, kick." barrels to the 12 gauge barrels. third period. and the New York Jets 14, New York Giants 8. David Whitehurst passed for two touchdowns, one of them The result of this design provides the shooter with the The Lions came alive in the second halt of the 1978 season On Friday night It was Seattle 55, San Francisco 20; a 30-yarder to James Lofton, and rookie Eddie Lee Ivery complete, uncompromised advantages of a four-barrel skeet behind Gary Danielson, the National Conference's No. 3 Cleveland 21, Washington 9; Miami 14, Philadelphia 13; New scored twice on a 3-yard run and a 42-yard pass play from set, a gun for each competitive gauge that has the same passer-ssst year, and were favored by many to win this year's Orleans 10, Houston 7, and Denver 20, New England 17 in Lynn Dickey in Green Bay's victory over Atlanta. June Jones' weight, balance, stock dimensions and fit, trigger pull, line of Central Division title. overtime. On Thursday night, Kansas City shut out Minnesota three TD passes and rookie Lynn Cain's pair of 1-yard plunges sight and point of impact. 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Oakland at Toronto, 1 p.m Seattle at Cleveland, 7:3i p.m. 1030 Highway 35 Calilornla at Detroit, • p.m. 671-2415 Middletown Boston at Chkago. 1:30 p.m. Mon.-Frl. 7 •.m.-6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. tottlmor* al Minnesota, 1:31 p.m. Milwaukee at Kansas Cltv, 1:15 P.m. Haw York at Texas. •: 1! P.m. Theatre Intime in Princeton SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONOAY, AUGUST27.1979 The DsssfyRegister 15 9 Television Today It s a haven for young actor New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " EVENING rakMM staff BBUHMM to a living was* ft* mlahl lota hrt., 10 mint.) By DAVID REMNICK before and the morning of last opening last cause working on a part in a play with other IMS *SNIM MMt PRINCETON — Young Ph.D.'i are hav- torn* ptrtonntl, and. actors who axe also looking for the life of the Mir* »nough, Dr. Johnny Warn*Ha*'1*14 Mwvawi ing a hard time finding jobi at univenitlei Relaxing between rehearsals, Richard play allows you to nuke important dis- n F*»*f I* offered a lot MI StepMon, Paul Sonrlno. now that the baby boom ii over. But no field Maynard, who gives a remarkable per- coveries about the pUy itself and your own A ii as hard to crack as acting. HAW MKH formance In the demanding role of Quentln, life If you are attentive to Ufe you can learn JOMTS WU whan th* form* a Somehow, though, acton still want to act. reflected on the Importance of Intime to a a great deal about acting and if you are U They need to act, and UtUe regional com- ooo couw OM lady In a whotlcha* I* contcloutnttl-rtlilng young actor. attentive to acting you can learn a lot about dumped kilo * county group with h*r trland panies like Princeton's exceptional Theatre "I think In terms of survival. This is a life." says Bleemer who will return to New offte* btcautt of a bure- group JUUA CHtD AW COMMIT ' mint.) Intime currently presenting Arthur Millers rough business. I think of quitting a lot. It's York soon to resume acting classes. aucratic wranglt. and no? m haunting "After the Fall" provides work and that aalt th* *tag* for J rftKHTIlM so hard... I think about going back to my One of the few redeeming features of llOYItUCT 141 invaluable experience for aspiring actors, taartng Titbun* tipot* lONOINW Hoat: hometown in Iowa and opening a hardware Intime's less than stellar production of i MCKWS Tom Snydaf. Quattt: Mt- directors, producers and technical assis- of *hoddy nuremg horn* store or something. But a place like Intime "Towards Zero," a less than stellar Agatha NWHK Ml MUMS PfKttcat. (H*p*ati aC duwl and Wondy Luaa, a tants. The company was founded 12 years ago keeps acting alive for me. It Is an ensemble Christie script, was Bleemer's performance CIS If WS by some Princeton undergraduates. of talent and teamwork In the truest sense," as the rejected wife of a murderer. SAtfOtO AM) SON _ Ui. m IBM CHAIsW pis ordered to glva up HwBSYIfWS SMK' f malt' Um> from th* cwtody of thsk adopted Producing the summer's plays almost says Maynard who looks like a young Robert "The girl who was to play her left on OWt EAST Ho.l: Hugh k baby. (SO mint.) Duvall. Longwood Crick*! Club solely out of box office receipts, the re- Monday and we had to open three days lat- own*. Qu.at Writer, ki ChMtnut, Maaaachu- rMR pertory's It members must struggle fervent- On stage as Quentln, Maynard shows un- er," says Bleemer. "I had to start from anon Kanln. SSltS, th* top-ranked Ml «• «w ton. mw row ly to rehearse, build sets, send out the public- usual endurance and attention to nuance for MWACKS player. In th* world com- I M • NOW ^WtSIHK "V. scratch and come up with the performance TK»B>ar ftr Iwa" IH) Ouy ity hounds, correct errant lighting cues, and so young an actor playing so difficult a role. by Thursday." pel* ki the feral round of asm thle grand prtu event. (2 Madlton, Edd Byrn**. build props within the twoweek periods be- As with any fine actor, Maynard's best mo- Intime actors find the summer ensemble (VBM6MAUM Contadarata outlaw tween shows. ments are the playwright's best moments. is a refuge from the sometimes unsavory BKKWS band tsrrorlast th* 9 KwasfTtms Tanat country**** unM a This summer, Intime (meaning "In- And the way the actor Illuminates Miller's world of Broadway and Hollywood auditions. HBVoWM IDS KWS timate" in French) produced three comedies portrayal of moral confusion in a man sur- "There are a lot of talented people around, 00OC0UHIKUC DOUGI H FOCUS ; «W HSir bounty huntar In dh>Sulaa 0VH (AST Host: Hugh mansuvsra M* way kilo - Neil Simon's "Last of the Red Hot Lov- rounded by political opportunism, a treach- but It seems that nine out of 10 Broadway Mcmn , fAMI Al0*5 WTIH MM T th* band to trap tham. ers," Agatha Christie's "Towards Zero" and erous Depression childhood, and his own Jobs are grabbed through connections. It's a a ownsMIKbM. Guattf : Singer UMKT feebleness is remarkable. obby Shi a NOW ^COHIMJtAMA) oamtn.) Thorton WUder's "The Matchmaker" and matter of who knows whom," says Bleemer. MACMt UhWKNtl "M rtao»Earl Campbell to finish last, because Tom there?). • HCK CAWTT SHOW Otwat: 11:41 • MOW fltStOBCAl DUMA) 7:N AND t:*Q the nod over a building Wash- Author and critic, Ste- line." They always say that, Is nice to his Mom and be- Landry never smiles. So, there It is, the com- •••• "JMilftllRIBiir'IWI ington team," they'll tell yot. cause Coach Bum Phillips shsn Spender. Kannath More, Honor "I'm putting myself on the Central Division: 1, Green plete prediction. Not expert, • COrttUMtt SUrVTVAl KIT Blackman. Th* tlory of Nonsense. Football Is a wears spiffy boots. I don't Bay, because I know a guy to be sure, but possessed of M* a a HASH Talk of a th* sinking of tha oc.tn capricious game, with win- think that Pittsburgh, i, has a who's moving to Wisconsin. 2, the one quality common to all pott-war reunion tug- Hnar Titanic, after tin*- ners (like last year's Hous- single coach who wears cow- Chicago because I Uke the expert predictions — you g.ala an Idta to B.J.: Ingank*b*rglnigi2.(2 ton) coming out of nowhere, boy boots to the games, i, planning a praeenl-day, hra., 30 mkuU Cubs. 3, Minnesota (see New can't bet on it. ttatatldt gathsrlng ol and winning for reasons that Cincinnati, can't be very good DM •> HOtHMOOMBS because I don't see them on 4077th fsmHtet. IMS • MOW (MAMA) •• are only spoken after they've (ftepMtl hi Ik. iHato" Dtans How to become obvious. What foot- TV much. Last, Cleveland Keaton, Richard Kll.y. fTBATHMOBE (see above reason.) (4) TiKIACts/JMlM (•aid Suburlptlon ball needs is a set of predic- Francis Cuppola TWIN %"mmu > atlMH subscribe tions based on whim. Televltlon) The sssdy Western Division: 1, Den- tM* of th* tlngl* Iff*. (1 §1*0 Toward that end, I for- ver, because I Uke Denver EUcaMMlMrtHl to The ward the first annual "Inex- omelettes and because Den- book is revealing • pert, Based on Nothing Very ver doesn't like Howard Cos- HOLLYWOOD (AP) - movie was budgeted at $12-14 • a MO»M rnmurn Meaningful Football Predic- Daily ell. 2, Oakland, because I like While Francis Coppola un- million. Final cost: $31 mil- / .. MOWS'To KM A Cop'1S76 tions." They are: Kenny "The Snake" Stabler derwent his herculean task of lion, with 14 months shooting. Start: Jo* Don Biker, Loult Qoit.lt Jr. A NATIONAL CON- and I don't want him to get recreating the Vietnam War Trouble began at once. Af- old. 1, Seattle may surprise maverick Nsw York oM*f Register FERENCE— on film, his wife Eleanor was ter a week's shooting, Cop- Of d.l.clly.a .lud.a Eastern Division: 1, New this year; best-named QB In quietly writing notes about pola decided to replace the departmental tcandal. York Jets, because a guy the game — Zorn. 4, San Die- the entire experience. leading man, Harvey Keltel. and th* wrath of hit from my hometown, Jerome go (see Cincinnati). S, Kansas Martin Sheen was enlisted for l.alou* pollc* commle- She had no thought of pub- tlontf st h* match** Barkum, used to play there. City, nice town, but they used lishing them, but her husband the role of Wlllard. Mrs. Cop- to win too much. wlta with a cop-slaying 2, Miami, because Larry urged her to do so. Which pola describes a harrowing Mack revolutionary ds- seeems odd, since her writ- day when Sheen became so tarmlnad to wag* • war ings disclose his breakdown immersed in the character of Of titlnctlon. (Pt. I. of a The Daily Register SERVING Willard that he punched a two-part tarlai; 2 hra.) during the filming and after- a MOW -iAWWIUH) ••• One RegiSler Plaza. LUNCH I math of "Apocalypse Now," mirror in the middle of the Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Yfct UprtT US2 Marlon DINNER as well as the disintegration scene. Brando, Jaan P.t.ra. Th* O Daily « Sunday, of their marriage. Coppola kept the camera •lory of th* famout Man- 1.00 weekly lean laadar and olptople "Notes" (Simon and turning while the actor bled. trying to create demo- D Sunday only, Schuster, 19.95) Is re- The crew was "silent and cracy with rift* bufwta. (2 2SC weakly markably revealing, not only disturbed, emotionally af- hrt., 10 mint.) D Dally teily. of the travails involved in fected by the power of Marty- a MSia rows TAUCS TO 7SC k filming an epic in the far-off WiUiard baring his guts in the atsMBJTf iaUUIt imtWH at a-• it DINNER SPECIALS Philippines but of the human room." rMnil MWI JUHNt r*#B Rogere, ho*t of th* long- MONDAY &' toll in such an undertaking. Later in the film Sheen running chBdrsn'* eertet The narrative begins in suffered a heart attack. His Ml.ler Rogart Neighbor- November 197S with tele- own brother doubled for him hood,' tea* par.nl. what CHICKEN phone calls by Coppola to until Sheen returned. to upset on lh*lr chHd't 50 flrtt day In tchool and stars he wanted in his film. Marlon Brando, Mrs. Cop- olfert tuggtttlont on or call 542-4000 PARMIQIANA Steve McQueen, Al Pacino, pola writes, arrived on loca- how to prepsrs children for Served with Salad, James Caan, Jack Nicholson tion "very overweight. Fran- for th* aiperlence. (BO Spaghetti, Bread a Butter 3 mint.) Otli.try and Robert Redford turned cis and he are struggling with him down; Marlon Brando Hailing tomorrow Shrewsbury Ave., Rod Bank how to change the character • MASTHMa MM. 'I, Herbert St. Ample Oft Street Parting was elusive. in the script. Brando wants to Cltudlu.' Port 12. Writes Mrs. Coppola: camouflage his weight and T "Francis feels very frus- Francis wants to play him as Ml • • war M CMCNun trated. He gathers up his Os- a man eating all the time and Andy Tr.yl. warm Mr. cars and throws them out the overindulging." Cartton that unl.a. h* window. The children pick up the pieces in the backyard. Pour of the five are broken." In March 1976, the Cop- At the movies polas flew to the Philippines MIDDLITOWH UAMIDDLITOWNI— with their three subteen chil- CINSMA 34- Mora Amarlcan Graffiti IPO) 3, dren. The location was sched- Bloodlln* (R) r:3B 7:J0. •:» ITRATHMORS CINSMA I— UA MIOOLBTOWN 11- uled for five months, and he Manhattan (HI 7:19.1:19 Th. 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HUMSON - Miss Kathleen Sherwood Love, daughter of brother of the bride; Stanley Schlitter and Peter Schwartx. STRATTON MOUNTAIN, matron of honor for her sis- Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Love Jr., Ridge Road, and Kenneth Nephews of the bride Craig and Nicholas Hammitt were ring Vt. — Chapel of the Snows ter, who also was attended by Jay Nussbacoer were married Saturday here in the Rumson bearer and page, respectively. was the setting here Saturday • Carol Cornell, Joyce Finley, Country Club. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold The bride is the manager of the production business for the marriage of Miss Melissa Freeman, Kim Hof- Nussbacher of Flushing, NY. department of Ogilvy Mather Inc. in Chicago. She ii an Wendy Leland Walker, to mann, Lynn Jones and Jill Superior Court Judge William T. Wichmann, Tinton Falls, alumna of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School and Roger Huntington Megroz Wing. officiated at the double ring ceremony, which was followed by attended the University of Denver in Colorado. Officiating at the Protestant William Evans Jacobsen a reception. Mr. Nussbacher, an associate in the law firm of Kirkland ceremony was the Rev. Rob- was best man and ushers Barbara Hammitt was matron of honor for her sister, who & Ellis, Chicago, received a BS degree in physics from Cooper ert Wallace. were Gregory R. Bloomfield, also was attended by Una Aspinall, Robin Roberts and Vicki Union, New York, and a law degree from Duke University, Parents of the bride are Georges C. Megroz, Jacques Nussbacher, sister of the bridegroom. Durham, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leland A. Megroz, Lindsay H. Lyon, Robert P. Peck and Thomas Paul Gliclt was best man and ushers were Riclard Love, The couple will reside in Chicago. KATHLEEN NUSSBACHER Walker of Stratum Mountain and Barnngton, R.I., for- D. Walker. merly of Rumson, N.J. Mr. The bride, a freelance pho- Cameron-Calise Walker-Dunn Walker it vice president and tographer, is a graduate of chief financial officers of In- Rumson-Fair Haven Re- WENDY MEGROZ EATONTOWN - Miss Nancy Ann Calise, Branch. COLTS NECK - Miss Denise Marie Dunn, daughter of dustrial National Corpo- gional High School, Green daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio J. Calise, 39 Officiating at the ecumenical nuptial ser- Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Dunn, 5 Mount Vernon Court, ration, a major bank holding Mountain Junior College, University of Colorado at Reynolds Drive, was married Aug. 19, to 2nd vice here in St. Dorothea Roman Catholic was married Saturday, to Raymond Joseph Walker, son of company headquartered in Poultney, and the University Boulder. His. grandfather is a Lt. Thomas W. Cameron Jr. U.S. Air Force. Church, was the Rev. William J. Bohnsack of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raymond Walker, Main Street, Providence, R.I. of Denver in Colorado. Her retired partner of the silk He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. St. Leo-the-Great Church, Lincroft, and the Marlboro. grandparents are Mrs. Thom- concern, J. Megroz b Lyons, Parents of the bridegroom Cameron. 11 Fairway Ave., West Long Rev. Jack Nome of the First Presbyterian The Rev. William J. Bausch, pastor, officiated at the as Sherriff Duncanson of Buf- France and New York. He Church, Long Branch. are Mr. and Mrs. Jacques falo, and the late Mr. Dun-also is the grandson of Mrs. J. ceremony here in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Im- Megroz of Mamaroneck, A reception was in Mike Doolan's, Spring mediately following the ceremony, a reception was held at the canson who was president Kenneth Huntington of New N.Y., and Stratum Mountain. Lake Heights. home of the bride's parents. and chairman of the board of Rochelle, N.Y., and the late Mr. Megroz is vice president Moore Corp. Ltd. of Toronto, Miss Karen Calise was maid of honor and Miss Janine Marie Dunn was maid of honor for her sister,, Mr. Huntington, who was and eastern sales manager of and Mrs. Albert Walters of bridesmaids were Debbie Calise, Angela and Edward Clinton Walker, brother of the bridegroom, was president and chairman of Selling Areas Marketing, Inc. Wilmette, 111, and the late Calise, Laureen Calise, Maria Calise, Lor- best man. the New Rochelle Agency, an (SAMI) a division of Time, Charles Leland Walker of St. raine Cameron and Gayle Nolan. The bride, an alumna of St. John Vlanney High School, insurance concern. Inc., New York. Louis, Mo. Daniel Cameron was best man and ushers Holmdel, attended Ann May School of Nursing and Monmouth The couple will reside in were Neil Calise, Alden West, James Nolan, College, West Long Branch. She is employed by Bear Stearns The wedding reception The bridegroom, a mar- Mamaroneck, N.Y., after a Robert Rush, James Apostalacus and Dennis It Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange, New York was in the Londonderry Inn, keting representative for Dan wedding trip to Little Dix Smith. City. South Londonderry. River Corporation in New Bay in the Caribbean on Vir- The bride is a graduate of Monmouth Mr. Walker is employed by Marlboro Township, the com- Carol Walker Baird was York, is a graduate of the gin Gorda. Regional High School, Tinton Falls, and munity in which the couple will reside, after a wedding trip to Trenton State College. the Virgin Islands. He is a graduate of Marlboro High School The bridegroom, an alumnus of Shore and Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. Regional High School and Monmouth College, West Long Branch, is a personnel officer with the 363 Combat Support Group at Shaw Mayer-Ostergaard Air Force Base, South Carolina. Lifestyle The couple reside in Sumter, S.C., after a ASHl I It Y PARK - Miss Amy Marin Ostergaard, daughter IT AND MRS. THOMAS CAMERON JR. wedding trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ostergaard, 1024 Broadway, West Long Branch, was married Saturday, to Donald Connaughton Mayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ralston, 1205V4 Sunset Schuren-DeSanctis Ave. The ceremony and reception took place here In the home of the bridegroom's parents. The Rev. John E. Slater Jr. NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Dollann De- Bloomfield. officiated. Di Nocera-Tetley Sanctis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex De- Msgr. Robert T. Bulman, pastor, of- The couple will reside in West End, after a wedding trip to Sanctis, 16 Arthur Place, Middletown, was ficiated at the ceremony here in St. Mary Maine. LITTLE SILVER - St. John's Episopal Long Branch, is employed by Midland Glass, married Aug. 11, to Mark Alan Schuren, son Roman Catholic Church. A reception was at Church was the setting here Aug. 4 for the Matawan. of Mrs. Rose Schuren and Emil Schuren of Christie's in Wanamassa. marriage of Miss Karen Louise Tetley, The couple reside in Ocean Township. Grace DeSanctis was maid of honor for Lombardi-Hamel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tetley, 450 her sister, who also was attended by Paula Branch Ave., to Anthony Di Nocera Jr., son DeSanctis, Mary Newman, Christine Watson, of Mr. and Mrs. Di Nocera, 28 Frances St., Joan McCue, Jennifer Leinwhol, Karen Shrewsbury. Capello and Lisa DiBlasio. The Rev. Ronald P Jaynes, rector, of- Best man was Kevin Lynch. Ushers were ficiated at the ceremony, which was followed Alex DeSanctis, Robert DeSanctis, Gary by a reception in Cobblestones, Middletown. Schuren, Anthony Capolongo, Chris Schuren, Steven Schuren and Richard Segrave. \Maureen Sakowitz was maid of honor. The bride, a teacher of first grade at Also 'attending the bride were Elizabeth Central School, Marlboro, is a graduate of Ciampoli, Mary Wendel, Kathy Hennessey, Middletown Township High School and Fair- Clelia DiNocera and Mrs. Robert Korsan. leigh Dickinson University, Rutherford, where she received a BA degree in education. Frank Agamennone was best man for his cousin. Ushers were Jim and Bob Tetley, The bridegroom, a graduate of Essex Alvin Rodack, John Clark and Mark M^ury. Catholic High School, received a BS degree in business also at Fairleigh Dickinson. He is a The bride, a graduate of Red Bank Re- sales representative for Ma lion City, East gional High School and Wilfred Beauty Orange. School, Ocean Township, is employed at The couple reside in Clark, after a wed- Scissor Wizard, Shrewsbury. MR. AND MRS. MARK SCHUREN ding trip to Saint Maarten. The bridegroom, a graduate also of Red MR. AND MRS. ANTONIO LOMBARDI Bank Regional, and Monmouth College, West MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY DI NOCERA

Hubbard-Albrecht NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Mary Eliz- abeth Hamel and Antonio Michael Lombard! Lang-Beese HAZLET — St. John's United Methodist daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Albrecht were married here Aug. 11 in St. Mary's Church was the setting here Aug. 11 for theSr , 19 Heckelmann St., Union Beach, to Roman Catholic Church. Their vows were marriage of Miss Gail Catherine Albrecht, Bernard Francis Hubbard, 90 Main St., solemnized at a nuptial Mass celebrated by ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Miss Ann Matawan. He is the son of Mrs. Dorothy the pastor Msgr. Robert T. Bulman. Marie Beese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Hubbard, 10 Bay Ave., Keansburg. ert Beese, 49 Oneida Ave., became the bride Parents of the couple are Mrs. Grace of Alan Robert Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Norman R. Riley officiated at Hamel of Cherry Tree Farm Road, Mid- Paul Lang, 83 Harrison Ave., Red Bank. the ceremony, which was followed by a re- dletown, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lombard! The Rev. Felix E. Venza officiated at the ception in the Shore Casino, Atlantic High- of Bodnarik Drive, Edison. ceremony Aug. 18 here in St. Agnes Roman lands. A reception was in Shadowbrook, Catholic Church. A reception was in Cob- Miss Jayne Baker was maid of honor. Shrewsbury. bleStones, Middletown. Also attending the bride were Mrs. Patricia Attending the bride were Miss Diane Hubbard and Mrs. Marjorie Albrecht. Maureen Ellen Buckley was maid of hon- Beese, maid of honor; Mrs. Susan Callahan or for the bride, who also was attended by and Miss Linda Beese. Michael Bolte was best man and ushers Elena Bentey, Doreen Duckers and Kathy Brian Lang was best man and ushers were were Thomas Hubbard and John Albrecht Jr. Bagnell. Robert Beese and Vincent Beese. The bride, an alumna of Keyport High Stephen Lombardi was best man and The bride, a graduate of Middletown School and Montclair State College, is em- ushers were Joseph Hamel, Peter Bentey and Township High School, is employed by the ployed at Monmouth Family Center, Mid- Rocky Covino. Mainstay Federal Savings and Loan, Red dletown. The bride, a registered nurse pn the staff Bank. Mr. Lang, a graduate of Red Bank at Perth Amboy General Hospital, is a gradu- Regional High School, is employed by the The bridegroom, a graduate of Keyport ate of Mater Dei High School, here, and Marlboro Board of Education. High School, is with Stop and Shop, Hazlet. Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing, Perth The couple reside in Red Bank, after a They reside in Matawan, after a wedding trip Amboy. wedding trip to Florida. MR. AND MRS. ALAN R. LANG MR. AND MRS. BERNARD HUBBARI) to Florida and the Bahamas. Mr. Lombardi, a graduate of John P. Stevens High School, Edison, and Rutgers MARLBORO - United There will be a free pony University, New Brunswick, Is attending the Cerebral Palsy Auxiliary of ride, balloons and lollipops College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Day at Monmouth and Ocean Coun- for children. All proceeds Waltz-Rustay Jersey, Newark. ties is hold its annual "Day with benefit the United HAZLET — Miss Sherrie Lynn Rustay, •* The couple reside in Edison, after a wed- at Citgo" Sept. 9 from 9 a.m. Cerebral Palsy School and of Jonathan David Waltz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Citgo to S p.m. here at the intersec- Treatment Center, Long daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Warren ding trip to Italy and Switzerland. Edward G. Waltz, Avenue D, Atlantic High- tion of Routes 520 and 79. Branch. Rustay, 5 Raymond Court, became the bride lands. The Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor, of- ficiated at the ceremony Aug. 4, here in St. DIAL THE CONTACT LENSES John's United Methodist Church. A garden Contact lenses are available for the correction Carl A. i reception was held at the home of the bride's CLASSIFIED nearslghtedness, farsightedness ar " R.P. parents. Miss Ingrid Heerdman was maid of honor TODAY! "GOOD SERVICE and bridesmaids were the Misses Janice BAUSH& LOMB-AMSOF Wilson, Lynne Kennedy and Valerie Van 542-1700 IS NOT Derbeck. 24 Hour Service AMERICAN OPTICAL OLD-FASHIONED Best man was Bob Kennedy and ushers Our pharmacy Is modern In appearance. We carry a were Robert Rustay, Richie Stiffler and Jack SOFT LENSES complete slock so you can almost always jet what you ask for. Our prescription equipment b up-to-date and we operate Carmody. • The no boiling our pharmacy, efficlentlj uslni the latest Inventory Ideas to The bride is employed as a teller at the lenses Insure that everylhln| we supply will be fresh and potent. Commercial Trust Co., Leonardo. The bride- • Above +6.50 Rx Bui we still have old fashioned ideas about food service.' groom Is a foreign car mechanic with Slightly higher Senior clUiem will remember when everyone who visited a I Oceanside Chevron, Sea Bright. The couple pharmacy was treated like a friend. Service was attentive, reside in Atlantic Highlands, after a wedding unhurried and dependable. That is the way we still run our 30 DAY TRIAL PERIOD pharmacy. If you like attention, where you are considered MR. AND MRS. JONATHAN WALTZ trip to the Poconos. more Important than the purchase you make, then let m be | ON SOFT LENSES your personal pharmacy. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when yoo, aeed a medicine. Pick up your prescription If ENCORE program • "EXTENDED WEAR amclMMw •hopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly • HARD LENS AM $55. p.. without extra charge. A great many people MIDDLETOWN - EN- Pay bills the easy, entrust •• with their prescriptions May we. 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SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - The engagement of Miss Kathryn Louise Garrett, to Donald L. Fehr, is announced by Talented Miss U.S.A. her mother, Mrs. Katherine K. Garrett, 88 Walnut Lane. He it the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Melder of Downingtown, Pa. The couple plan to be married next summer. By EMILY WILKKNS hair trimmed every two months to get rid of split ends.'' She didn't win the Miss Universe title in July but Mary Miss Garrett is a graduate of Marlboro High School, Her special tip for puffy eyes is to place cold cucumber Therese Friel of Pittsford, NY., isn't a sore loser. She has a Katharine Gibbs Entree Program, Montclair, and North- slices over them while she lies in the Beauty Angle, feet 12 to title of her own, "Miss U.S.A." eastern Bible College, Essex Fells. She is a graduate student IS inches higher than her head. Katkrya Garrett at Uptala College, East Orange, pursuing personnel work in a GenldlaeEatea Mary Therese, 20, is model height (5' 7Vt"). Blonde and Thrilled about winning the Miss U.S.A. title, she says Christian liberal arts college. green-eyed, she measures up perfectly — 34-24-34. winning isn't everything: "The most important thing is to do Multi-talented, Miss U.S.A. speaks German, holds a New the very best you can, have a good time, and make a lot of new Mr. Fehr, a graduate of Downingtown High School, is Rosell-Eaton York State championship in horsemanship, and is a spare- friends.'' attending Northeastern Bible College, Essex Fells, majoring time student of copyright and patent laws. She is a sophomore in psychology. He works in roofing, painting and carpentry. NEW MUNMOUTH - An- nouncement is made by Mr. at St. John Fisher College. JUST FOR YOU and Mrs William Eaton, An innovative Aquarian, she entered the Miss U.S.A. Dear Emily: I have a low forehead. Could 1 possibly wear Stratton Place, of the en- competition even though her family was split on the idea bangs? - Marie Z. Hodnovich-Lawlor gagement of their daughter, (mother for, father against ) But she talked Dad around by Dear Marie: You can wear bangs — but not the kind that Miss Geraldine C. Eaton, to promising to finish college whatever the outcome. start at the forehead. Yours should start way back at the top Michael G. Rosell, son of Mr. With her engaging smile and "Charlie's Angels" kind of of your head and end higher than mid-forehead. This will NEW MONMOUTH - The engagement of Miss Marian and Mrs. Edward Rosell of good looks, Mary Therese was a natural to capture the Miss create the illusion that your forehead is higher than it is. Roll Lawlor, to Robert Hodnovich, is announced here by her High Point Road, Lincroft. U.S.A. title that led her into the Miss Universe competition. the bangs over a long length of cotton or turn under a roller. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lawlor. He is the son of Mr. An October wedding is Mary Therese, who has a fresh-faced natural glow, wears- Dear Emily: How long does a hair dye Job last? — furious and Mrs. Walter Hodnovich of Summit Avenue, Belford. An planned. makeup — but it's so subtly applied it's not apparent. April wedding is planned. Dear Curious: If your hair Is light, roots will need re- Miss Eaton, a graduate of When it comes to skin care, she uses two tips she learned touching every three weeks; if dark, four to six weeks. It's not Miss Lawlor, a substitute teacher in the Middletown Middletown Township High from her mother. a matter of "lasting" but how long it takes for undyed roots Township School System, is a graduate of Mater Dei High School and Brookdale Com- "When I feel my face needs a good scrubbing, I cleanse it to grow in. School, here; Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, and munity College, Lincroft, is by packing oatmeal into a double thickness of cheesecloth," If you'd like to catch up on "Spa Secrets," send 29 cents Montclair State College, where she received a BS degree in employed by Freehold Area she told me. "I wet the cheesecloth in which the oatmeal is and a self-addressed, staed envelope, along with your request physical education. Hospital as a respiratory packed to form suds, then scrub my face, rinse well, then for the bulletin of this title, to Emily Wilkens, care of this Marlaa Lawlor Mr. Hodnovich, also was graduated from Middletown therapist. close pores with a mild astringent. newspaper. Township High School and attended Brookdale Community Mr. Rosell is an alumnus "In humid weather, I often wipe my face with a cotton EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot under- College and Stockton State College in Pomona. He is owner of of Middletown Township- High puff dipped in tonic water and freshly-squeezed lemon juice.'' take to answer each one. She will use questions of general Paris Bergman Jewelers of Bayonne. He is a member of the and Scion Hall University, Mary Therese wears her hair long. The first thing you interest in her column. Address your letters to Emily New Jersey National Guard, Red Bank. - South Orange. notice is its bouncy freshness. "That's because I have my Wilkenst care of this newspaper. . HINTS FROM HELOISE ASK DR. BROTHERS Stepchildren need time More time for Mom to adjust to new parent DEAR MOMS!. . Bat, she added, "I had been using Us toothbrush for a long Bless your hearts! I love you each and every one, and time!"- M.M. because of this, I want your day to be a little less hectic So you DEAR HELOISE: By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS them everything they might You want their respect. sped this and it would be can spend more "cuddling time" with that precious bundle. My 4-year-old daughter, Evie, has become very interested Dear Dr. Brothers: I re- like, such as motor bikes and This will take time. They clear to them that this was So to some of you older, more experienced moms, this hint In baking. I don't mind a bit as this gives me more Inspiration cently married a woman with an Increase In their allow- can't respect you unless you really lnsensltivlty and had may sound a wee bit familiar, but for our new mothers it can to bake myself. four children. I have none of ance every time they squeal. first respect yourself. You're little to do with love. really be a boon. But one thing I have always hated was measuring the my own so It's quite a shock Thii Is an example of my aware of this, and it's one of It's quite natural that a What's the worst job when it comes to taking care of shortening. Then I remembered how my mother taught me to to suddenly be the father of a altitude and now that I see II the reasons you don't want to boy of high school age would baby? Diaper change time, right? Well, here's a little tip that measure It when I was yoaager. rather large family. From written down, I'm wondering give them everything they experience some strong makes it a whole lot easier and more tolerable. Take a measuring cup and fill It with water, less the the first, I sensed a great deal If I'm not being harsh. I want might desire. Actually, that pangs of jealousy over his Ever hear of tulle? If you're a new bride, your bridal veil amount of Shortening to be measured. Scoop the shortening In of hostility, especially from to be their friend, 1 like kids would not work, even if you mother's loving someone was probably made out of It. the measuring enp until the water level reaches the top line. the eldest boy who Is In Ugh and I know It's hard for them. happened to have unlimited new. If you're patient and un- ' Tulle is a form of nylon net, but it's not. This material is For an example: II you're aslag a two-cap measuring and school. I waat them to like I guess I'm confused and need funds. Children are very sen- derstanding, this will pass in much finer, softer and costs more, but you won't be using you need one cap of shortening, Nil the cap to the one-cup me but I can't get down and help. - F.S. sitive, and they'd realize that time. Don't rush your feel- much of it. It does not come in 72 inch widths, only 54 inch, but measuring line. crawl to them. I also have Dear F.S.: It doesn't you were trying to buy their ings — or theirs! Just be- a half yard is plenty for what you're going to use it for. Measuring and clean-up Is a breeze. — Mrs. Jeffery limited funds so they have to sound as if you are being too affection They wouldn't re- cause you love their mother Wheeler know now that I can't give harsh. doesn't mean they will auto- And that being diaper liners! Just cut the tulle into sizes to matically love and have filth fit the inside of the diaper as you would any liner and slip one in you. This has to be built inside each diaper as you fold it. slowly. Studies show that When the diaper needs changing, remove the piece of tulle ANN LANDERS when parents are sensitive to first and you'll find that the diaper is hardly soiled at all. the child's needs, step- These liners rinse out beautifully and they can be washed children can be just as con- along with the diapers and used over and over again. tented and adjusted as young- You can use the liners inside training pants, too. Saves sters living with their natural your nerves and much, much work. parents. Might I suggest, though, that when you go to buy tulle, ask for either of two types. One is called "debutante," the other, Typist steams over her keys "pettitule." Compare them for yourself and see which you Reunion plans prefer. The only difference is that one type is more closely woven than the other. for RBCHS '54 Do not buy nylon net for this, only tulle. Nylon net is much Dear Ann: I'm writing on like they were written by a Dear Unappreciated: would let them do whatever Since your mom and dad RED BANK - The Red too coarse and scratchy. I would suggest buying only white, behalf of secretaries, copy kid In the second grade. When Here's your letter, which con- they pleased. Well, It's not aren't providing the protec- Bank Catholic High School too. typists, dlctatyplsts, and any- I bring them In, typed neatly, tained three misspelled fun. II makes me feel guilty tion you need, you'll just have Class of 1954 will hold Its 25th Hope you and baby both have a super day! — Hugs, one else who has to type other you return them with all sorts words and two grammatical and rotten. to grow up in a hurry and reunion Sept. 28 in Ilvento's Heloise people's work. of "corrections" and addi- errors (I fixed them). Glad to One of these days I'm protect yourself. It's a pretty West End Manor, Long DEAR HELOISE: Dear Whoever: I am sick tions — more misspelled give you an opportunity to afraid I'U do something aw- big order for a young person. Branch. Instead of throwing onion tops away, pat them la you and tired of your complaining words and structural errors. blow off a little steam. I just ful. The thought of It makes I hope and pray you are equal Accepting reservations are chairpersons Barbara blender with a little mayonnaise for a good salad dressing. — to me that your letter wasn't Once when I tried to help hope you didn't blow yourself me scared. Please tell the to It. E. Johnston typed properly. When I was out of a job. kids whose parents are strict Olivadotl Josselyn, 62 Manito you by rewording a letter to a I IK IX.ul> KojrsUT LETTER OF LAUGHTER taught to type letters, I didn't that they are lucky. — Wish Place, Oceanport; Carol very important person, you Dear Ann Landers: I have Cofield Fleming, 44 Lake DEAR HELOISE: know yon would rewrite told me to remember I was this problem with my parents Mine Were This Is too good to go untold. Webster's dictionary. Maybe Classified Way Drive, Howell; Rose Marie "Juit a typist." I didn't have or myself, I dea't know Dear Wish: Your letter is Marks Caprloni, 22 Arlene A neighbor lady told me that when she was a yoaag girl, If you learned the basic fun- the nerve to toll you to you which. a cry for help if ever I heard she made her spending money by gathering night crawlers Drive, West Long Branch, damentals of grammar and face but I am tolling you now. My folks are very easygo- one. How sad that your pa- dial aid other worms for f lining bait. spelling I could do my job and Barbara Fletcher I am more than "just a typ- ing. They let me get by with rents don't realize that a "The Action Line" Crowley, 838 Holmdel Road, Upon finding some, she would take them home and pro- better. ist." I am your support staff. child without discipline is like ceed to clean them In the bathroom with her brother's anything. I'll bet a lot of kids Holmdel. I've tried to decipher a car without brakes. 542-1700 toothbrush. Thanks, Ann, I needed to would love It If their parents dozens of your handwritten When her brother caught her at It, she had to spend her blow off a little steam. — •nemos and letters. They look hard-earned money on a new toothbrush for him. Unappreciated In Toronto AUGUST M Senior Citizens sponsoring Bus Trip to Atlantic City Make A Date to Resorts International spectacular Las Vegas-type show. Hot lunch & Taffy. All tips Included $18.95. All A paid directory of coming events for non-profit welcome. Call 774-1411 or 988-54SJ. organizations. Rates 12.00 for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each additional line; $3.00 for two days, 11.25 each Muscular Dystrophy Carnival, Bayshore Recrea- additional line. 15.00 for three to five days, 11.90 each tion Center, Bray Ave. It Port Monmouth Rd., East CETA JOBS! additional line; $6.00 for 10 days; 12.00 each additional Keansburg, N.J., 104 P.M. Aug. 30. line. Deadline noon 2 days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary. QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced & widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY Donation: $3.00. MONMOUTH COUNTY CETA HAS PUBLIC SERVICE EM- CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE , , . Qualified persons PLOYMENT (PSE) JOBS AVAILABLE AT VARIOUS MUNICI- DR. IRWIN J. to assist senior citizens in filing various forms (tax, SEPTEMBER 1 PAL AND NONPROFIT AGENCIES. S.S., Ins., medical, etc.). Service free of charge. Call Pancake Breakfast, sponsored by Monmouth Coun- POLK 291-0485 Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, from 9 AM -12 ty Chapter No. 251OES, Sept. 1,8 A.M. to 1 P.M. $2.00at Noon. Hendrlckson's Old Wagon Farm, Hwy. 35, Holmdel. TO QUALIFY, YOU MUST BE... (HEM'S TO. HEALTH) 1. Economically Disadvantage* In JULY 11- AUGUST 11 SEPTEMBER t 2 Unemployed pretantly, out of work 15 out of the laat 20 weeks Half Price Summer Clearance Sale at St. Mark's OR unemployed 10 out of the last 12 weeks. VFW Post 2179, Flea Market.8 A.M. to 5 P.M.,' The Daily Gift & Nearly New Shop, Carr Ave. & Kennedy Way, Hwy. 36, (East) Port Monmouth, (next to A&P), $5 3. Member of a family receiving Public Assistance Keansburg, building next to the church. Summer hours, 4. Monmouth County Resident indoor space, $8 outdoor space for single table, $3 each and Sunday Wed. &Fri., 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. additional table. Call 787-0999. LISTED BELOW ARE THE ADDRESSES AND POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT EACH NEW JERSEY STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE WHERE AUGUST * SEPTEMBER Register SEPTEMBER 4,11, II,» Art Alliance of Monmouth County, Art Lessons In YOU CAN FIND OUT IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE AND OBTAIN APPLICATIONS. Monmouth Civic Chorus holding auditions for Dec. &a •_.•• _ • —e.si v»n a—s— i tj~±t r% nPR as aV nil ix Sculpture, Oil Painting, Water Color, Drawing, for 2 presentation of Handel's "Judas Maccabaeus", Tues. ASBURY PARK FREEHOLD RED BANK adults 4 children. Nominal cost. Call Laura Laudano, 121 Monmouth Street eves. Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 7:15 P.M., Embury Methodist 1200 Memorial Drive Hwy. 9• Pond Road 264-8358. 775-1566 780-3272 741-6623 The Daily Register Church, Little Silver. More information call George One Register Piaza Mental Health Wkr Hwy. Dept. Laborers 'Police Dispatchors Sumrall, 922-3177 or Roxle Selple, 531-5232. •Police Dispatcher Institutional Aide Laborers Shrewsbury Nj 07701 AUGUST 21, SEPT. 5, II Secretaries Clerk Typists Maintenance Wkr. Monmouth Veterans & Senior Citizens will be Aulo Mechanic Trn, Parks Malnt. Wkr. Clerk Typists 3 Oillyt Sunday, SEPTEMBER I Clerical Trn. Custodian Street Workers 1.00 weakly sponsoring a bus trip to Atlantic City to Resorts In- Fifth Annual Tailgate Flea Market, 9-4 p.m., Sea Caretaker Trn. Clerk Typist Marine Ecologist ternational, hot lunch, taffy & a spectacular Las Vegas Marine Field Biologist Q Sunday only, Bright Borough parking lot. By Sea Bright Fire Aux- Clk. Stenographer Show. $18.95 complete. All welcome. Aug. 22,29, Sept. 5, iliary. Spaces $5. 842-2898 or 842-2678. Rain-date, Sept Human Services Asst. Marine Field Scientist 2M mtkly Graphic Anlst Stage Manager and every Sun. beginning Sept. 16th. Also have bus trips 15th. Laborers Program Assistant a Dally only, to Caesar's now. Call for information 870-1185. After 6 Mechanics Admn. Coordinator 7S* weakly P.M. 223-3244. Plumber Counselor SEPTEMBER I Wild Life Worker Child Care Counselor Craft & Flea Market, Red Bank Hadassah, Sears Sanitary ln»p. Tm. Speech Therapist AUGUST M, SEPTEMBER 1,13, OCTOBER 7 parking lot, Rt. 35, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Dealers double Naturalist Aide Equipment Operator The Monmouth Hills Chapter of Sweet Adeline space, $7.00. Comer space, $9.00. For further Informa- Security Guards Licensed X-ray Tech. meets every Tuesday in Middletown Township Com- tion call daytime Anita, 671-5309. Eves. Llla, 671-3295 or Organic Farmer /Florist munity Center, Rt. 35 & Kings Highway, at 8 P.M. Linda, 747-4878. Rain date Sept. 16. yping Required Wall Paperers Singers welcome. At Your Nevmtand FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CONTACT YOUR PSE REPRESENTATIVE OCTOBER 11 LOCATED AT ONE OF OUR FOUR DISTRICT OFFICES LISTED BELOW. or call 542-4000 AUGUST W River Plata Doll House Show at River Plaza School, Hubbard Ave., Middletown, Oct IS, 10 A.M.-4 ASBURY PARK OTA FREEHOLD CETA "OCEANPORT CETA BELFOHD CETA Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 tm Cocktail Dance at Club 35, Rt. 35, Sayreville, 8:30 P.M. P.M. Call 747-4747 after 5 for Information. Miniature 774-3800 431-7924 542-4470 495-1100 itMBWTM Live music. 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Hie — Good runnint condition, lltS. 0:00-1:30 Tarco Food Service, rear of hide Ptease vjomlt resume end selarv 1 pewe#' Iwakat Rwn- E.A.I, building. Rig. ». Watt Long Call *7l 1H0 ADVERTISING SALESPERSONS - history te Madison Industries Inc., P.O H warti. %|1M. 7*7-UN trench. ' ton 113, Old Bridge. N.J. mil CHEVY NOVA 1M - IMM mllM, air, Full and part time, (or rapid!y-erowlna •UICK tKVLARK If* - Sftw, t well. Make olter. weekly newspaper In the Bavihort. CARPET CLEANER — Noaintrlanca •r MMrMs/ferakM, Mr, MrtafMtk, r irtaiai i&ood draw atalrut eicellem com- nacawary, Paramount will train. Mint CLERICAL >nli*loo. Eiiperlenced preferred, but haw own vahlcla. Call Wi-aW. Part time, good ivHst. mine an) gen kiNpw wiru, CHEVROLET IMP ALA 1«M — 1 willing to train the right person. Call oral office, throe full dan or four hall •UICK ILtCTHA IIH IIIM, at It, )40O. n t79 for Interview. CASHIER - Parl time Man. through MS or teal otter 79*-if;; Frl , 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply In parson. 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Call after 4. I9S-HJ7. IBM. 4994042. upon Individual and experience Cell CLERK — Part-lime. Apply In P4 •tMl LOW mMM. Cl m oin MIWMO uhlan ASSEMBLERS NEEDED — Te work between IS p.m., S14-1J0O. CBS Supermarket. M »,w.. •»* *y John. CHEVROLET CHEVELLE 1973 — Sla FORD FAIRLANE 1970 - Four-door, LAifilOLA MOTORS INC. PONTIAC I*7J ORANOVILLE — Full EL CAMINO 1974 — 109 engine, 41400 n manufacturing plant, txparlanca H Main St.. Keansburg Power tteorlno, radio, tt,000 mile*, CLEANING PERSON — For motel t ion waion. Power tfiic Newman Spring* Rd., Red Bank powtr, air, radltla. vinyl roof, •« mllet, 19 mpg., silver end black two* Iwlpful Full time poiltlont, 7.301 m 4 new paint lob S1S0 After S, tM-tfTl. ooms and efficiencies, steady work. COUNTER PERSON - Midnight 10 1 itHCK CENTURV LUX US im - brakei/iteerlnfl, air. »,000 mile*. Dodge Dalsun 741 J*W • Mint condition, 4t,000 mll«, r»oul*r one. Many ettret Bell offer. Call .m. South Rlva, Matal ProducU Co., Call Ml 1137 a.m., no experience, must be strong, Tw»-*M(, power itaerlnti/brihii, noocta alterMlor and hoed, aihint) MM .«,, »lit$ 0H-0M7. ^^__^_ K., in Church SI.. Maiawan, N.J. AM/PM ratflo. air. bucket M«ti. aule- FIAT SEDAN 1974 — Automatic. U,000 MAVERICK 1970 — Air conditioned 7747. 201 M* lOtl reliable, honest. Call leHMfi. firm. 4H-DJ0 : CLERK/RECORD KEEPING - Typ- nwUc tranemtulon Very CIMH |i I« miles. 11K» Bert offer PONTIAC GRAND SAFARI WAGON ORD CLUB VAN — 1970, automatic, ing, answering phones, work In ware- CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1971 - 4MM Call 49S-07U I71-74R IM — Nine-paitenger, fully equipped, fx-cvllnder, radlalt. FM and cabinets. AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON - COOK - Pull time Apply In person. house office, hours 1-4 p m. Company King James Nursing Home. 400 Hwy. mllet, new Irarttmliilon, new braku asking SIIOO Call Mr. Someri, 747-4311. Excellent condition, 12200. Call :K par lane i prafarrad Call Ed FIAT SALES AND SERVICE- Lavlne MERCEDES I97J HO - Four-door benefits. Kevport area. Call 144-4171. 34. Mlddlelown. N.J CAMAftO ifM - Automatic, new Mutl tell, noo 717-raot, 9-11 noon. 41-417S. humard, Klno'i Oldimoblla Cadillac, Mint, new parts. M,000 original mllet, Motors Corp , Maple Ave , Red Bank. tedan, ilx-cyllnder. automatic, power PONTIAC 1941 - A-1 condition, new -Mhold. 4*1-004]. mM condition UNO or bott offer Call CHRYMER 1971 — Good condition, all T41-4170. steering, bratm, air, itereo, brown rammliilon and motor, runs flood, FORD VAN 1970 — Six-cylinder, ilkk, HMW. new oartt. Moving to Florida. Mutt with saddle Interior, U.KO miles. A must tell, asking W0 m«IJ or need* work, runt oood, good work van. AUTO SALESPERSON - EHparlanca Si Help Wanted stH.lpW.nUd FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER rafarrtd, but nol nactstary. Good op- sell W00 Can be wen ft « Brav Ay. , real pretty car at only lM9i, tax and 7S9-9aaa, both after 4:90 P.m. Ashing UO0. 717-7409 after 1 P.m. BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES INC. license extra. Red bank Volvo, Dealer. portunity with t«winding AMC and Malw/Pamala MII9/ r •ITHIw CADILLAC COUPE DfVILLE W4 - E. Keenturs. Low mUooat. Good cenMtton. usoo JM Main SI. Matawan W-9OO0 741-Mat. RABBIT - "You've got to drive It to FORD VANS — (3). 1*71, 1949, 1947. HP DcaOr.hip Call lor appolnlmant believe It " SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Can be teen at Meenen Oil Company, batwaan 11 a.m. and 5 P.m., 1*4-177*. CoM otwjf • »,m., iU-*m. CORVETTE 1974 - Four-ipoed, MQ FIAT 114 SPYDER 1971 — Convertible engine, whin, brown leather Interior, MERCEDES BENZ — 1971, 410-SE, NC, 74UIOO Broadway and Maple Place, Kevport. Leofci. runt aood. *'» firm. Call AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC CHBVMH.IT MOVA lt» - WNH aluminum wrweli. Troof, Ct, AM/FM Ivory, tun root, excellent condition. Price for quick tale. Alto 1970 Chevro- 944-4971; If no antwer, leave metieoe RED BANK VOLVO Mutl bt tklllid in compute automobll* wl* W(M vlrvyl roof, two-dew, III- elflht track, air condlHonlnfl, power Alto. MERCEDES BENZ - 1 tit, HD- let fuel oil delivery truck; 1947 Dodge 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD •pair Vorv bulv shop. Five day work cylinder, MtanMtk, power itewlng. windowt, power brakei and power FIREBIRD — l«77, automatic, air, SL, light blue, two toot, eir condition uel oil delivery truck. RED BANK, 741 MM weak Excellent pay plan and benaflti. •tr md Mtrtt, KM mMoaw, At condl- tteorlng, tinted alen. US 17 mpa ) power tteorlng/braket, FM (tereo, MS Ing, automatic, mint. I41-I10S or Open 9 nlghti to 1:30 p.m., Sal, until 4. FORO F19t PICK-UP 1*77 — Six- pply In par ion or call Circle Chevrolet Uo*. U»>. H4-IK tflofj p.m tltso m nil V-1,11.000 mlloi. Good condition HIM) 493-1400. vllnder, power tteerlng/brekei, stan- ompiny. 641 Shrawiburv Ave , Call I71-0MI, REDUCER-SHERMAN CHRYftLIII ifTI - NEW YORKER MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1941 dard trantmlttlon, with cap, AM/FM hrewlbury, N.J. 74IJ1X. Aik tor Nick AUTOMOTIVE DODGE PEUOEOT BROUGHAM. AIR, AM/FM, BEAU « cattette, extras Excellent con rocchla. Service Manaflar. FORD GRANAOA \m — Ti Rt. M-wali TewnsMo-449-1100 Tlr>UL. IW MT4MV CREDIT PROBL1M3 _ .JL 14,000 mllet, Alklna SMS, Col) blue, flu-cylinder, only 11,300 mile*, AUTO MECHANICS — A and B oradei, No cult? if your* working, *• can RITTENHOUSE 1444427. mint condition, HMO. 12*2491 MERCEDES BENZ — mi. 1»-S, ex- Kcellent pay. ereal noun, oood bene hale k)Mly«i HnaiKad. No monay LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. PERSONNEL cellent condition. Air conditioning, Itt Call Frank Flemlne, KlnoOldtmo- 2 AutM Forfeit down Paymantl a<-f anoad to tult yogr For tale "at It" TRUCK INSURANCE AM/FM, power itetrlng/braket 900 Hwv. 19 779 1900 Ocean Twp. rw*di Many Naw • •>! Quality U»d FREE auotet and blndert bv Phone. blla-Cadlll«c. Frealtold. 4424041. 741-4331 after I p.m. - We are looking for a lew select people to join Can to chooM from. Call Mr. Fr«J«r STEIN CADILLAC CALL TOLL-FREE •00409*701. lch» at Raiui Ponilac, m BroeM) St, ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK AVON our ever busy dealership. FORD VAN 197* - Like new, 11.000 MERCEDES BCNZ - 1*7, HO S, ex R«d Bank- 741-51M. WANT TO EARN EXTRA MONEY collenl condition. Air conditioning, mllet, CB, itereo. Interior cutlomiied, 4 Motoreyclti BUT NEED TO BE HOME WHEN AM/FM, powar iteering/brahei mm • PARTS COUNTERMAN I OATSUN 1100 197] - Two4oor, needi SIDO/aett offer I71-HI7 after I. STRAUB BUICK-OPEL YOUR KIDS ARE H0ME7 741 Mil after 4 p.m. NINE ACRES of Now andUted Cart (Ford txparltnct) clutch, oood trantponallon. Mutt M«, FORD STATION WAGON 1H7 — Wt 971 HONDA 171 — S4S0. 1944 Chevelle, wcome an Avon Rapratantallv* and Hwv 19 144-4000 Ktyport IJ00. 144 SSM __^ V-l enolne. excellent on HI new tlret MERCEDES 19H 190 — Four-door 1100, \r Bateau and motor, S4M. Call 0 both. Flexible noun let you loll urIno the noun that lull you baft. For • CLASS A MECHANIC and battery, Just patted Intpectlon II tedan, tli cylinder, automatic, power THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new 9I-117J. DATSUN 710 1975 — Four ipeed, ooM detain, call Mri. Hammond, 47I-439I; condition, very clean. New tlrot, ai- Wood St., Keanibum Attlno UK or tteerlrtg/brakei, air, AM/FM, tt,7M and used can In Monmouth County. (Ford txpari«nce)) CYCLE INSURANCE Mrt. Kontluli. Jaa-inj rtauit tvitem and clutch. Sony AM/FM bait offer. JI with a lot left. Miw, tan and Over 100 alr-condltloned new cars In %tti Ikente extra. Red Bank Volvo, Dealer, __ quote* and bli cauetle ttareo. Mutt lee and drive. stock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC, BARTENDER - Days. Apply In par' • CLASS B MECHANIC FORD MAVERICK 1970 741 SBH. CALL TOLL FREE I Asking 11300 2W-17M or 144 14tS atler Itirewtbury Ave., New Shrewsbury un between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.. The (Ford exp4»Knot) i 741-4200. Cabarel. Rl. 31, Ealonlown. WE SOT EMI MERCEDES IK DIESEL - Four- DIRT BIKE HONDA - CRlll ElUnor All company paid benefits. Doni mm this opportunity to •71. UMd twice, mint candlllen. Navar speed, beit offer. Engine gone Com THUNDIRBIRD - 19*4.tow mll w BASKETBALL COACH - Wanted lor DODGE MONACO BROUOHAM 1fM FORD OALAXIE S00 - 1971, good acad. MM. Call altar I. 11UIM better yourself and work lor the area's llnett Ford Dealer. plete car with new radlalt, dleael bat- beit offer. local Temple. Salary dependent upon - Nine oamrtger, etklng |IM Call condition, |oN. Call after I urn tary and morn. Leave name and Call 144-4111, ask for Steve ndivldual and experience Call be- Call now for a confidential Interview. Aak for Jack Stilling* Mr. Someri, M7-4S12. 7 100 NEW number at 7474440 FREEHOLD wetn f-i p.m., 534 1300 orBobLyttte TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE -Superb DODGE CORONET CUSTOM 1971 - FORD PINTO 1971 — Squire wagon, MERCEDES 1944 - 110S, tunroot. re- service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 43 Lower BOYS/GIRLS — Work attar Khool, (Mldilie), exceltent mecrtankal con- yellow, automatic, air, luggage rack, 79 DAT8UN built automatic transmission, new Main St., Matawan 944-0*9 HONDA nd Saturday. EernUS totKlpar weak. dition, nice body, clean, small ermine. excellent condition. S1I00. 144 1991 •ood sat mileage, automatic, air, tlrat. Very good condition, |t«H or bett or further Information call Hit, Pe- Offer. AIM 1947 U0SE, SSSM Hf-9129. TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 1971 — power tteerlrtg/brahei, radial tirei, FORD ORAN TORINQ WAGON 1971 - GRAND OPENING arl. M|40. 1U-4MI oat. 11700 Call 4«ms After S, condition, HMO mllet, HMO nfl salary expenses P.O. Box 3C3. Wall -1600 or 264-1640 TV 7144. "WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD" Long Branch, N.J., 07744. Call m4m after * MOB 1977 - Convertible, lour- TOYOTA 1979 - Good running condl Ion 1790 HARLEY IPOMTIH IW - Sood DODGE — 1971, Coronet t tattan wa s FORD PINTO WAGON 1971 - M mpg cylinder, four speed, manual iteerlm, power brakei, AM/FM, looks and runi Call I4M1U cendltlon, belt after. Call alter i a.m., odwh. MM gMM. eteortc reat detog on, power iteerlnu and brake*, atr. Regular gat Make offer. new, 14,111 mllet. S4S9I, tax and Ikente 717 34!i AH lor Bob 51 Hilp Wanted ger, 6-way *h* • Mot, M nwumon- original owner. HJOQ. Ul-SSlS. TOYOTA 1971 — Celtca, four-cylinder, eilra. Red Bank Volvo, Dealer, lanon.Notmela* t 2 weou delwery. our weed, good mpg. Looki great, HONDA 1*74 — MT1I0 Endure. 1,100 M»lt/Ftmilt Uot Pnco M.M6 Many othert «*h DODGE DART 1174 — Two-door, Hi FORD PINTO RUNABOUT 1971 —741-SW4. »1199. 741-4920. illei. M» 434-ltM, days; ed-1411, •«ua coal opaona, nunocMM de*ve Call 141-7904. FORD GRAN TORINO — Wagon. 1971, Call 729-0121. Aiklng 1KB •8395 cvMndfr. four-door Mdan, radio, air, power brakes/steering, wed run- Call Ben. 2440440 MOB 1*71*71 -- EEnginn e recently rebuilt, hoolar. air, aowor nwrli ning condition IHO Call Ml-sm. TOYOTA CELICA 1979 nwwai Tai »*4 Ucitee f— new top, , two new tirotiros,, needs body ou. Aiklna ino. in »n Good condition, 12400 HONDA 1171 - 1JKC. naadl mulller FORD LTD 1971 WAGON — Good run- workk. BeiBtt offerff . CalClll 191-13091911309. •70-1970 and minor repairs, belt offer DODGE DART SWINGER SPECIAL ning condition. 1400 or bett offer Call MUSTANG 1970 — Black with new tlret tt1»74 1971 — TwoHloor, manual tram Little Sliver, Mt-9439. TOYOTA COROLLA — 1974, four-door, and wheels, three-weed. Pioneer iter- mlulon, aroart. i%ii aood condition. five-speed, red, stereo and speakers HONDA CB M0 1*75 — Blua with Telecommunications . Bett offer. Cell after 9, 471-7199. Call MMIUt. FORD GRANADA 1977 T- Two-door, Rust proof. 91400 milts. Asking S2490. paddad iiny bar, n*w bit eight-cylinder, excellent condition, au Call 2*443710. lary/wlndihlald, racantlv tunad and DUSTER 1*74 — Sll-cvllndtr, auto- lometlc. power tteeflng/brekei, fee MUSTANG 1944 — Hardtop, ll« cylinder, automatic, (.1000. alactrlc Hart. 7,100 mllat. IJ00 or bail malk, now Ilrti. now brakti. sood lory air, new brakei/thocki. Mmi wll TOYOTA COROLLA 1f7t — Two-door After 4, 4711941 offar. Laava mmt and numbar, MPG. tllOO U)MU thli week. A big bargain at $1900or belt Deluxe auto. AM/FM stereo, excellent •47-*in. #90USRouU1 offer. Call 171-tiM. Engineers NOVA SS HATCHBACK IfTI — New condition. Mult tell, going awav la Av«n«l 574-3700 tlret, new front end, brekot, AM/FM school. 471 5097. HONDA - 1177. XL-Ill. GEORGE WALL itereo eight track, power tteer- MoodbrMga Towrnhlp) lAuioj For Salt LINCOLN/MERCURY TRIUMPH 1977 TR7 — Low mileage, ing/brahei, automatic $1900 firm, Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore flve-ipeed transmission, AM/FM 471-0471, Snrewtburr- 747-S4M caitetlt player. S4400. 291-3709, HONDA XU9 1174 — Excellent condl- OLDtMOBlLE CUTLASS 1971 - lon. road/dlrl bike. UX Call 741-141). ORANADA 1975 — Standard, 19,000 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1971 - El. Power iteerlng/breket, atr, AM/FM ask for Bob. mllet. A-1 condition. Jim Call cellent condition, Call 949-4047, 9-9 or ttereo. After 4:10 p.m., 119 7117 THE building it old Sn-J041-Day 1; 19MS17 Eves. 739-wo; after I. KAWASAKI IHI LEFTOVER - for (hi SAN FRANCISCO am OPEL MANTA 197) - Good condition, KZ-4I0, custom seat. WOO. TRIUMPH TR4A 1947 — Damaged HOLSEY PONTIAC new clutch/irant brakei, bett offer. 144-0017 alter i Mod and grill, mechanically excellent SPC provtdw a common carrier Telecommunicaliont SyMmt THE ownara are new— RTE. M M17MW EATONTOWN Call Ml llfi Too many new parts to Hit, great KAWASAKI 1173 — KZ-400, new tank. linkinj 60 Metropolitan areas. Our coatt-to-coaot network of micro- HONDA CIVIC 1*74 — Hatchback, PACER 1979 -Standardtrammlitlon, -eUoretlor. project. $500 Call 471-20/4. custom seat, etc., blue, electric Hart, •W-lPMd. lt,M» mllM. AM/FM tlBhl 43,000 milts, one owner. Extra tet of I7» firm. 144-ino. wave relay, salelliK and switching syolems provide voice, data and Twin Boro Motor* Inc. track, moo 4H-Q0S1. new snow tlrei. Call 717 UN. facsimileiransmission services11 to0 thtle business community. MAY we serve you? 131 Newman Spring Rd. Red Bank KAWASAKI — 1171, dirt bike. 1100. Cal JEEP 1H5 CJ-S - With plow and ful PINTO 1971 — Automatic, four- AMC/JEEP W~~ ~ IVhfNaV steel cab, toft-too. needs rutt repair cylinder, new paint new brakei and •Ml far Al VEGA 1977 - 14,000 mllet, hatchback, Our ultra modem facilities, just 10 mllet south of and mechenkel work. Bett offer over tune-up, 41,000 mllet. Aiklng $7H. Af five-speed, perfect one owner, ga- SUZUKI 1171 — RMea. S400. Perfect S300. 49S-14H after 4. tor 4 p.m.. call 471-4274, San Francisco provides a superb environment In REMSEN DODGE iged. 12000. 741-4J4J. , condition. Call 434 lew. Days; I41-141S. which to work ... and the San Francleco Bay JEEP WAGONEER 19*1- Four -wheel PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1941 — Nee after ). Aik for Ross. VEGA 1971 - Yellow, bail offer over " *Ula Mn Muawaa, 1 fetock w*M «f U BlattMi drive, good condition, S7O0 or belt offer. some work, bett offer. Call after 4 P n Area is undoubtedly one of the choices! loca- $150 Mutt tell quickly, leaving for Call 717-7471, aik for Itgv. 5*4-111J YAMAHA ]» 1*71 — Straat, tll-Wtad, tions In which to live... Whatever your Interests - college, Can bo teen 190 Newman 566-6100 Spring* Rd,, Red Bank. 747-4911. good condition, ucrKka, Wi Call the Opera, Symphony, Theatre. The Best Res- taurants, incomparable Night Life ... or tailing 2 Autos For Salt 2Autot For Silt VEGA 1971 - Air, automatic trans- YAMAHA ENOURO IIS 1173 — Elec mission, tnow tirei, radio. NteOi w " or Wind Surfing on the Bay, Skiing and Sailing at trie turt, excellent condition, low WOO Call 499-1943. Lake Tthoe - the Wine Country ... we've got It ,lleaga. ISM Call 141-4031. VISTA CRUISER 117) - Station wag- on, txctllffnt condition. Ona ownor. Asking »J50. Call 747-4M3 or M-0W7, S AutoStrvlcts/Parti Due 10 rapid and healthy growth, this nationwide VOLVO 144 1*79 — Green, vinyl top, subsidiary ol Southern Pecilic Company has four-door, AM/FM radio, air condition, CHEVELLE 1H5 — HI engine, posl ing, rear window defroster, snow tires. rear, can bo driven. 17! IMMEDIATE OPENINGS in the lollowlng TELE- 9J9O0 471-ttM. Call M4 4740 COMMUNICATIONS DISCIPLINES:

VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1970 — Ex- CHRYSLER 300 - IHt for parti. En- cellent body and engine. $1190. Call glna and trantmlillon In good condl 142-9724. tlon. loma ntw parti. 717-4454.

VOLKSWAGEN 1971 RALLY SPORT CAMARO • MANAGER OF SWITCH SIN. Needs valve lob 1071. tor parti 244-7475 711-1113. Al NETWORK PLANNING Our Ship VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Super Beetle New stereo tvitem, Looki good, runt good, gn mileage good. 191-3029before Auto Rtnt/LMM • SENIOR SWITCH noon or after 4 p.m. VOLVO 1*71 IME — Foor-door Mdan RENT A VAN — Low, low ratal. Call NETWORK PLANNERS •li-cvllndtr, automatic, potvtr tlHr Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. 33. Kay Ing/brakei, air, maroon cxttrlor, black port, 144-1400. Ifathar Intirlor, 73,42* mlln. $J»S, ta: USED AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS and llctnu »»tra R«d Bank Volvo • TRAFFIC FORECAST EN6INEERS 17 A OAY/3.07 MILE Dtalar, 741-MM. CALL TOLL-FREE ettMlMTO! Came In... VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1970 — 10400 miles on rebuilt engine, tome body 7 Auto lmur*nct and on It rutt, neodt tome body work S1100 II you join SPC in one ol the above positions you will be a member of a small 471-4430. group responsible lor designing SPC's rapidly growing circuit switched AUTO INSURANCE VOLVO 1972 144S — 95,000 mllet, good network. The scope Includes traffic forecasts, network design, network wen today's condition, AM/FM eight-track itereo FREE guotel and binders bv phone. simulations and development of computerized network design aids. Aiklng $1100. 747-2941. CALL TOLL-FREE I0W1MT01. PHOENIX BROKERAGE - Famous VOLVO 1970 — Station Wagon, four for low colt auto Insurance. Easy most wanted Datsuns. They are cylinder automatic, air, roof rack, etc payment plan. Immediate I.D. cards Ottor openings exist tor: One owner. $»7S 741-4249. Free quote bv phone. Call 144.1017. • MANAGER OF SWITCH SYSTEMS ready now for Immediate delivery! VOLKSWAGON RABBIT 1977 - Cut torn, 17,000 miles, brown, air, AM/FM • SENIOR SWITCH SYSTEM ENGINEERS fuel (nltctlon, regular gat, excellent a 10 WanttdAutomotlvt 14100 Call 222-4315.

VOLVO 1947 STATION WAGON ENTRY LEVEL through MANAGEMENT POSITIONS tie available You AND THEY ALL BURN 1490 300 JUNK OR RUNNING musi have demonstrated experience and approprian degree. Thett ire 719-307* after 4 CARS AND TRUCKS exceptional opportunities lor career minded individuals. VOLKSWAGEN DUNE BUGOY 1970- REGULAR GAS!! Low mileage, good condition, will oai AT MIDWAY AUTO WRECKERS Inspection. $1900. 172-1222. HIOHEST PRICES PAID. Jll-1431.

BE PREPARED FOR THE NEXT •'CRUNCH" AAAAAAA 3 Trutki And Trailers CLEAN-UP JUNK CARS And late model wrecks Highest prlcei paid now. Call ROCCO, 7I7-D54; 717-3341, LOCAL INTERVIEWS PICK YOUR DATSUN OUT TODAY! 1944 CHEVROLET FLAT BED - Low profile ttoel bed with saddle boxes JUNK CARS WANTED both iWet, two-u>eed rear, new ruhter paint and Interior. 11700. 291-1971. Red Bank 7411071 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8 FACTORY TRAINiD EASY CREDIT CHEVROLET VAN 1970 — SIX TOP DOLLAR cylinder, standard, wry good coiwH FOR USED CARS To arrange convenient interview with our Technical Representatives al MBCHANICB lion, best offer. Call 7I7-94N; 717-2275 LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. the HILTON INN, Tmton Falls, off Exit 105. Garden State Parkway please TERMS! Rt. IS Sayrevllxt, N.J. 7171) CHEVROLET PICKUP 1972 — Sll phont Harry Speltttl cylinder, three-speed, cap, 75.OOC TOP DOLLAR miles, with snowi. Athlng $1400 PaM for link ana used can "...IABRIOLA MOTORS-Tho Largott Volume Dattun Dealtrin the ShonAn*." 244-7492, Call 741-1141 HtVa7-ltt4.Eil.tN CHEVROLET im PICKUP - U-M TOP DOLLAR PAID Oood runnlrta condition, 41M mim For lunk can. Immediate pkkup Bo&t In Hood ihapt. Radio. naat«r Call mow or m-nag MOTORS 11m. man. WANTID — Junk can and trucks, tap CHIVftOLIT tt-TON PICKUP 1TO - dollar MM. invour rlckuo. Davt. V4. M0 cutai, Cuuom 10, four-iaaad •7e-lleO. Evet., W-H11 Iranamlulan, all haayy My u» pantlen. van aood coMUMn. UH0 WANTED - 1170 to 1173 Flat M0 Sport INC. Call in Mil tenter engine a Souttmn PKIHC SubtUIvy LABRIOLA Call 4714U1, anytime DODOI CAROO VAN 1*7« - WE NEED USED CARS One Adrian Court TraOtiman DIDO, iln-cyllndtf, Top dollar paid, MULLER CHIVRO r.0.lNl74 lur>n«ame,CAM010 matk, DOwtf it»trlno/braki», air LET, Hwv. 34. Matawan. DODGE-DATSUN itirao taw, black txtarler, with portholti, I>,4M mllw. IMM. tax and WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCK! IkttlM txtra. Rtd iaok Volvo, DMlar SCHWARTZ Chrvller.Plymouth I 741-StSM. Red tar*. 747-0717 L j S1H«(»WaiiUd Male/MnMl* Tiger SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST27.1979 T1W PMJIJ ItrflJUTI 19

S3 DomtHtk Htip 71 MtrchandlM 71 Mtrchandlw CLERKS DIVING INSTRUCTOR For Salt For Salt TYPISTS Contact Communltv YMCA MATURE WOMAN - AM* to be away 741-UM SECRETARIES five months this winter in Florida with ANTIQUES — Bennlngton crock etderiv woman Mutt hav* car. Sand FURNITURE KEYPUNCH DRIVERS - Van or smell vohlcto for wrought Iron umbrella slend, swlve -^ool transportation. Morning and af- resume and references lo Box A JO* Mono seat Call 541-4711. Furnltur* at a fraction above cott Any If vw hovo onv of tha obova ikllii and The Dally Regittor, Shrewsbury, N.J., name brand available, tweh at Bon- noon work avallaMa. Apply YOUOM ara Mongols In laiwororv work, why 07701. nington Pine, Penntvlvanla House, Cap Co., 1Q1 Oakland St., Rod Bank. no) conn M and [HIM Wt My up Century. Henredon. Heritage, Hickory. ratot. no too clwvad. DRIVERS - Taxi Full and part time 3 LINES Thomatvllle, and many more Far ACE TEMPORARIES days. Mutt hava axcolloni drlvta* rt $4 Situations Wanted more Information call weekdayl, 111* cord. Apply In person, Yellow Cab Co., » om » TWIN An. 143-UK Slnwttury Ftmalt 101 Oakland St., Rod Bank. b 5 DAYS 721-6666 COMPETITIVE SWIM COACH - E> howl 10-2, Mon. through Frl. Furniture CaUtoo Service of N.J, BABYSITTING - Mother will babysit $3.00 EARN IZK - wooklv part-tlmt cllp- GRAVELY — Convertible tractor. In mv hem*, Mon. through Frl., Tha Register FAMILY ADS (Inflation Wng ntwtMpar itomjl No oxptrtonci •rat) cutting attachment, anew Navatlnk araa. infant prefer Fighters) can tell your unnooood Items necessary Write: Mldwtst, Dopart blower, reducing wheels, sulky, 1700 CONTROL DESK PERSONNEL - MtllS*. for you quickly tort-Urn*, full tin*. ExHrtwomcM- monL IB. t North Slate strooi, Elgin, 541-1M III. 10120 Merchandise for sal* ONLY F t tall club. Call BABYSITTING — Experienced molh Originating from household, not ex- GRANDFATHER CLOCK — Walnut ar In Ballord home with play yard will ceeding a sale price of UQ0 per article ELECTRICIAN'S HELPERS - Will- German works Handmade bv provide snacks and crafts Reasonable PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Each Ing to *«rn tha eiaclrlcal Irado In __ raftsman Appraised at $1500, CONTROL COORDINATOR - Hr- additional line, ft 00. No discount "mtdantlal wiring. Call 151-ISM. asking HIM Call U1HT1 manent full lime pMltton forelectronic mmk. inceled before expiration rrtaiwfacturor. EKCtUent tvMng and EXPERIENCED CARPET CLEANER No changes in copy written Uillt required, at wall as e« EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE - References, hav* own equipment HAMMOND & BALDWIN OPERATORS - Wanted to work on 51 H tip Wanted SIHtlpWanUd SI Htl» Wanted Have something to tell? Phone perionc* in a factory operation prod 51H tip Wanted Call 741 I1U chl!dj;tn'1 coati. JS-hour weak PIANO AND ORGAN IKUM control deportmenpo t Mutt be • Malt/Ptmal* Mal«/F«nalt 741-*O2V Malt/Ftmalt Mait/F.malt FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - CENTER MiM-anHtoidd (uv( f tftfw atrillttrill v to work HAIR CUTTER/STYLIST — Full time LOCKER ROOM AIDE - REAL ESTATESALES —Activeoffic Free lance. Day or week Experienced 542-1700 IndtMMMtlv. Evcallenl compaav EXHAUST SYSTEMS INSTALLER - with some «iptrtonca. Mile/Female Boglnlnlng of Khooi TELLERS in all Phase* Call 13O-W7* Division Of Altonoerg bMtflU. Apply Whoetock Strait Int. Experienced and tools required Apply need, three full time people, offering Call 4M 1473 ytar. Full day. Hourly wage, 41. Give • ads Century 11 Real Estet We are looking tor experienced full and Piano House an BranchporJ Avt., Urns Branch, In ptrton, batwoon o-il. Mofnaka, Ml MATURE WOMAN — Wishes tc background and exptrlontt al tlma of :*demv training plui in-house Oth* part-time tellers. Excellent employee THE DAILY OM you know N.J. Ewtai opportunity imptov« Hwv. 15, Mlddielown HOSTESS/HOST — ExPtrtonced, al banetits offered Salary commensurate babysit, my home, Mon. through Frl . application. Apply In writing; to Mr. neflu Call Ed. S41-1*W. We Art N.J.'S lernoon and tvoning thllt. Over II with experience To set up an appoint hours flexible References 741-47*1. COOK — Short order. Pull tint*. Appi< FILE CLERK - Doctor i ottlct, part Allan Morrison, Supervisor, Rod Bank REGISTER Apply In porton. Short Point Inn, UW READ ONI m«ni piaase contact the Personnel De Largest and Oldest In person tootwowi 10 a.m. and 1pm tlma, hours fiaxlbta. IS hours par watt Regional High School. 101 Ridge Rd TYPING Hwy IS, Hailel We are a relatively small, closely kn pariment at Shrewsbury State Bank, CLASSIFIED ADS Two Cabaret Rt. U, Eatontown. Reply P.O Box Ii7. Miodletrtm, N J Little Silver, N J O77H. or call HMOOO Done In my home Piano Dealer 077- Enu*l OpuoMunitv Emplovet M/f real estate firm. We have two or three 143-rTOO. An equal opportunity am- Mason and Hamlln, Klmbell. Sofwner. INSURANCE — Agency commercial Call 5»-*4l7 BABY FURNITURE -Crib with mal CURRICULUM AIDE — Business openings in our tales staff. Wo Baldwin, Kawal, Knaba. Everett Cur- Umterwrltet E«perlerwe required E» trees, bassinet, dretsarette and more, Education. Mull POSMSS cltrkal and FLOOR WAXERS/JANITQRIAL MAINTENANCE PERSON — And accept experience or will train ler. Herdman and Player piano* ceileni salary and btnoflts. Wrlta In- excellent condition Very reasonable typing ikllli. Start Sort. 1,1979 APPI HELP - Needed lor a contract dam Maintenance Suptrvltor. Part time, right new people. Have been In I surance, P.O. Box mi. Rod Bank. N.J, 55 Situations Wanted LARGE DISPLAY OF In writing, glvlne bockoroond Inlorma Ing company for part-tlmt morning. full tlmt. Experlance nocttiary. Call nets approximately 10 years and I 07701. TELLERS lion, to Mr. Allon Morrison, Supervlior. Long Branch and Haifa! *r*at Pieasa 111 low a prettv good reputation You may oa Malt BAKER SHOWCASES - Lighted, five GRAND PIANOS Commercial Bank presently has open 100 MAIN STREET Rod Bank Ra«lonel Mtjh School, toi call MO W »«« INSURANCE — Largo casually aeon right for us and we may b* right lo pieces, excellent condition. Call ngt for part tlmt tellers in our Mon- ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07711 RMM Rd., Lltlli Silver, N.J., or call cv noedt Insider commercial tarvlca rou. Left discuss it. Confidential '- rn-lttO mouth Counlv offices, Experience pre- 7754300 M34000. FULLTIME - SaloiPKton to MM parson. Insurance rating and writing MAINTENANCE ervlew. call Jack McGowan erred but will train. Call L. Stevens, CARPET * BAND BROKE UP, SELLING— Vari- Open dally * to «. Sat. til 5 E«u«t Opportunlly Emptovir M/F l*di»s' bathing suits and camping knowledge euentlat 471-3111. '47-J0O0. equipment Enthusiasm a mutt Do not MACHINIST 434-5100. Ext. 474, Commercial Trust INSTALLATION ous name brand equipment Guitars, DELIVERY fVlMAt — Part-time, apply uniats you art qualified. INSPECTOR/QUALITY CONTROL - REAL ESTATE Co., of N.J. I will repair vour carpeting or install impllflers. Echo units, etc. W it*} IBM TYPEWRITERS nlghtt, mutt haveJUn car. Apply In KISLIN'S, • E. Front St., Red Bank. Eltclro Mechanical, electronic •* SALES ASSOCIATE new carpeting. I have live yeart ex RENTAL 119.50 par mo. Ptfton. Lurol'i Famous Pliia, 477 parlance and or oducatlon, Dlvtniliad Experienced only. Familiar \ Opening for full lime attoclal* perlenc* In this field, and will give you BANJO Rent with option to buy 171487 Middle Rd., Hajtet, N.J FULL OR PART-TIME — PorWfl aitlonmanls, growth potential Apply Power Pratstrs, toma knowledge of .leans* a mull. Experience helpft an horml, reasonable estimate. NO Five-string. Good condition wanted for hand sawing or machlna nit not necessary Member of MLS «i Electro Impulso Lab., IMS Corlles electrical circuits. Good salary, llbora JOB TOO BIG) 11 if your carpet look! Call Ray after 5 p.m., MM17S LAWN MOWER - 70" lock* with re- DELIVERY PERSOrfV*j,,t.d«vr National Referral Service, training ei sewlno, dally/aval. 170 MM, 4 10 p.m. Ava.. NeMunt. 77t-SM». benefits Call Mr. Kramer weekdays RE PERSON - And tow trucl shabby and needs to be touched up ir verse Good condition. $710. nings Mull tiavt own> tj|f..Ap«l, in marketing programs. One of Mid BEDROOM SET - Five piece, Cherry Sun, thru Thurt. MMdlatown aroa. drlvtr, ful I-lime, mutt have *x a few places, give me a call at 747 -U41 Call HI-4tn Ptrton, Dannv'i Pluai _Tnd Subt. 24 747-3084 dlclown's leading agencies. Call CM Mahogany. INSPECTOR; MECHANICAL — t> perlence. Call 5**-4tOS. aftar t p.m. Atk for Ron. Avar* Lara, Lima Silver GARDENEP./GROUNDSKEEPER - parlance preferred with castings and write today lor confidential interview 1*44751 LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS Full tlmt, permanent position. Lawn layout. Capable of using ill meaiurlng FOULKS-PRESTON AGENCY, DO HANDYMAN JOBS — Gutters VERTICAL BLINDS DENTAL ASSISTANT - Moreanvllle mowing, shrub cart and ganaral handy instruments. Good pav 'ftd benefit* MAINTENANCE - Exparienctd Woodland Dr., Mlddletown, N.J cleaned. Repair! on guttert, rooft, 30% OFF LIST) MatawM aroa. Enperlenc* preferred work. Raftrtncat required. Available BEST TOP SOIL Englneerad Procltlon Casting Co., Plumbing, eltilrkal, carpentry 71-MV4. TRUCK DRIVER chimneys, garage doort, ceramk tiles, Free delivery. El*nbv Product!. Call S«td copilot lo P.O. Box C, Morgan Immediately Locutt. Call 747 1100 Good (III dirt Eckel Trucking, »1-«7O7. MUM I flown 471-3414. Apartment complex, Call 717-7MO, I windows Carpentry. 741 mi 113-44** for Quota. villa, N.J. 07751. day*, or Ml 4091 evening.. a.m.-4.30 p.m. REAL ESTATE SALES - On* of Mon 'ART TIME Veterans -non veterans BOXES - Corrugated. Packing INTERNAL TANK CLEANER mouth County's, most succestful office Experience preferred but not rteces pilot for Industry and Moving and LEVOLOR BLINDS — Vertical!. J0% GENERAL MAINTENANCE PER- WANTED — Night shift only. Union, all MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR — hei openings for new associates C« tary. We'll p«V you to learn In the 57 Day Care/Nursery Storage. Call 747-40H or 4*1447] off. Free estimate. Vertigo Industries, DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full-tlma, tx SON - Who hat previous experience In benefits Apply in parson a* Rolls Excellent opportunity (or advance Roger Coient at MW*at for confldai ARMY RESERVE. Call im, 774-1017. Vita, Matter Charge parltncM, chair side, must have X-Ray School someof lh# following skills Electrical, Trucking Corporation, US Broadway. mtnt mlndod. take charge person Hal Interview. CENTURY 11, COZEN COLOR PASTEL PORTRAITS - atceptod. license. Wast Long Branch Im band Welding, Plumbing, Boiler Oparationi, Keyport, N.J. Duties Indue*, all enterior grounds AGENCY, 111 River Rd , Fair Haven RED BANK 74 V 5*30 Mad* Irom CLEAR black/whit* color rttumo to Box AM*. Tha Dally Rag keeping, malntananca, landscape, lot NEPTUNE 774-1344 photos, wallet tlie or larger. Call LIVING ROOM — And bedroom att. Carpentry, Tool Room Mechanic and HAPPY HOURS NURSERY — Pr* Islaf, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. sweeping, snow removal, ate. Some REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — FT. HANCOCK Mary, 73*-l»43. Griffin contemporary set and Colonial Machine Operations. SOUTH RIVER INVENTORY AND RECEIVING 172-012* kindergarten, Register now for Fall CLERK — Must hava minimum two mechanical ability Is a plus. Applv For aggressive office with menlmum bedroom set Best offer, one-year oM DENTAL ASSISTANT — High salary. METAL PRODUCTS, 100 Church St., semester Full or hail day sessions. Rt. CONTENTS OF HOUSE - Living years experience to work In manufac- Saavlew Square Management Office training and advertising program 7174 after 1 p.m. Matawan, N.J. (»U SU70B7. !< Mat*w«n IMMli room, bedroom, dinette, bar. TV, and Exptrtoncwl chalrslda and dash. Call turing plant. South River Matal Prod » i p.m., Monday through Friday, MELMED REALTY, 4715450. lamps Musi tell Moving. Call D. MEXICAN COLONIAL — Solid cedar at-»s*. GLASS TRAINEE- To itarn *uto and uctt Co., (he., Malawan. »1-St*-70o7. TEACHER — With Early Childhood MAINTENANCE PERSON - F-ull RECEPTIONIST TRUCK DRIVER Sillow al 144-4074, I a.m.-4 p.m. or table, MiSl. tJJS Plut *' couch with general glass trade Company -paid Ed. of fen no child car*, nursery school DENTAL AS5ISTANT — Writ, slating time for apartmont complex Heavy telephone, light typing, sorn 170 371*. * P.m.-f p.m. new cushions. tf*S or best offer. pension plan, Blue Cross and Blu* JANITOR/HANDYPERSON - For PART TIME Veterans-flon veterans. set-up. Red Bank horn*, small group qualifications to Box X 17), Tha Dally Call 741-1113 posting of records. Local area. Sta I4I-HS7 after 4 p.m. Shield, lit* Insurance, hoiidaytand manufacturing plant. Full tlmt. Mutt Experience preferred but not necet it art Ing Sept 747-9143- RooJitor, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07T01. 1135. Daily-Sunday ecations. Atlantic Class Co., 11 Mapl* hava driver's license Apply In otrton, tary. We'll pev you to learn In the MOVING — Mahogany bedroom tet MANAGER — Our company holpt ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DESK CLERK — For Motel, full-part ive., Red Bank, N.J. Electro Impulse Lab, loOJ Corllti Avt, ARMY RESERVE Call and nlne-pi*ce double (white schools, churches and organiiationi 20 Thomas Ave 74714*4 Shrewsbur time, *va. or nlgfrt shift. Retirees wel- Ntptune. -...Hurt manufacturer). Beautiful GROUNDS MAINTENANCE - 7 a.m. with fun fairs, Christmas programs coma. Write to Box M »4. Tha Dally RED BANK 741 5*30 REGISTER condition. Thr*e-Plec* sectional and to 3 p.m., Mon. through Frl. Apply ate. Previous activity In PTA and other RESTAURANT HILP — Register, Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701, 1 NEPTUNE 774-134* sofa, need recovering. Buffet, china, Maintenance Building, Shadow Lake KEYPUNCH volunteer groups helpful. Long hours a Waitresses/wallers, dishwasher, da certain limes of tht ytar, but hart (hilts, year round position. M?-*7}< "T, HANCOCK 171012* Portable Kenmor* washer, two large DISHWASHER -Porttr. Full-tlma foi Village. 61 Business Classified Ads OPERATORS work will result In excellent salary rot* rugs Cedar blanket or tea chest nursing homt, Eiporlancad only nead Apply in ptrton at 19 E. Newmai Odor hop* ch*tt. Victorian chair, apply. Top salary, aftar ihort proba GUITAR TEACHER - Exptrionctd. MATAWAN Opportunities Springs Rd., Shrewsbury RN OR LPN M/F — Full or part time TRAVEL AGENT - as low as Ser«toM hat box. old RCA phono radM, tlon porlod U« par hour, plus all 2ND SHIFT 3-11 Shift. Apply In person, King James EXPERIENCED, FULL-TIME did Icebox, feather beds, drape* btneflU. Do notphom, apply In parson, FULL/PART TIME MANICURIST/ PEDICURIST - Nursing Horn*, 400 Hwv. 14, Mld- C Al I V4t BHi 100% KLEAN 43 cents Inent, much more. 1*1-0*44 Mon.-Fri. only, f a.m.-4 p.m. Atlantic HAIRDRESSERS - Staffing a new We havt immediate owning I (or ex- Three-day week Top salary. All In dlalown. Grots 1)3,000 to 111,000, contract fee ptr IlM, Mr day Highlands Nursing Horn*, e Mid perienced operators in our new off It* dulrles confidential Call 747 47M davt MORE SPECIALSI — Love teat, Cole- thop In a two-mimon dollar piaia. TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER - (MOO Areas not mulcted. dletown Avt., Atlantic Highlands. conveniently located to all malor high 111 TOI ayat, SALESPERSON — Counter help, I (bCMd on IM» IftMMIon) Hal wing bach, »» JO Three-oTlwer Days: Ml-4422. Evas; »z-aiW. Tank axperUnc* necessary Full or ways. Start with good salary, full com- and part-time Apply in porton, f R. B. MAWBY, M0 3«l-*90S hest, |I4 SO Mirror, 11.10. Ui- W<»l,vortrYi, Broad Si . Hed Benk part lima. Company benefits. 254-11 it. pany bencf iti, 37Vi hour work week and MEOICAL TRANSCRIBERS BICYCLE SHOP — Bicycle sales and For FAST RESULTS hQlstered chairs, 110 JO, 111.50, (U.JO congenial working conditions Calf f Opportunities to work at home or In oui service Choice Mlddletown location. * Twin box spring* on roHaft, US Eatl Brunswick offlco. Wa hava Im SALES — Sporting Goods store F AT LOW COST AM -5 P.M. TV REPAIR PERSON - Experienced, Handles moped parti. Room tor show each Foam mat tresses to match. III , mediate openings for mtdkal tran and part-time positions available Al full time, live-day wtek, benefits. Nor- room expansion. Asking 131,000, includ each. Bar, l» Four bar itootl, t>H CMF CORP. 583-3660 scrlbors experienced In all Phases oi ivat 112 Main St.. Matawan^ VALUABLE COUPON Ing Stock Call 7I7-SW0, STORYBOOK phone each. King-tlte twin box spring. 71" • Equal Opportunity Employer M/F mtdkal transcription. Must hava or wood Television Co., Long Branch. SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER 2124S70. HOMES INC.. atk for Wes Boyle ilng-tit* mattress, excellent condllloo, itnslvt knowledge of medical (arm omplete. $M. Mora and more. LANDSCAPE — Gardener* htlptr nology. Excellent earnings potentia Some travel. Must be ambitious a, ESTABLISHED PRE KIN REGISTER RUSCIL'S IS E. Front St., Red Bank. wanted EKPtrlanciholpful Must have CHI 2310187 aftar 2 p.m. mik* nice appearance Benefits Ca 50 CENTS OFF TYPIST — Part-time. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m DERGARTEN - Nursery school (For ' IW1. dlrvor's Iktnto. Call 741-7J51 attor i. Mid State Mechanical, J41-7IW. Shrewsbury Writ* Box M 37*, The Dal lease) Bavshore are* State approved MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Classified Ads LABORER - Water pipe Installation SECRETARY - I Mere It Ing pewit. ly Register, Shrawtoury, N.J. 07701, lor N children per setllon. Write Box OIL BURNER MOTOR — Medh A ' Typing and filing, rtsponslblt person Your Next and reliloO work. Monmoulh County with Youth Services Bureau located Z 201- The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, Beckett, 0.S-J.0G.P H., ill volts, nUtat 4Vi-dav weak Local area. Start U30 TYPIST area. M4-WI0. the Bavshore area. Must be CETA N.J. 07701. 542-1700 offer. Call 1114011 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY eligible Good lyplng skills, organli- Good skills, llgur* work, responsible Toll Free from Malawan Area )RGAN - Hammond* fc 77, like new. DARY REGffTBt OASSKED AD LADIES MEN - Work at home on thf 20 Thomas Avt. 747-34«4 Shrewsbury ability, flexible parson, good le person Pleasant office. Howell KM, FAST FOOD — Drive-In restaurant, Originally |7,JM, asking M.000 phone, earn «5 150 weekly servicing worker. Call m-*3<5 from 3 S p Benefits. Start |IS0. Hwy. 35, orteecre corner property By presenting this coupon MOPED MECHANIC — For Tht Pad 566-8100 1*1-4*1* our cuiiomeri. IM 3144 dally. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Loads of Parking. Excellent equip- When placing your classified ad dltr of Long. Branch Wke shoo. 20 Thomas Ava. 747-34*4 Shr>wsftury ment. Operate with or without PAINT FOR SALE LANDSCAPE — Gardener's helper Calf 2».oi» SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - franchise. Good terms. Toll Free from Mlddlctown Area (Sorry, net good knMrda ftmllt Ad ALL TYPES, ALL COLORS Experience preferred Must havt Part-lime, evenings. Apply In person G * O Realtors $11 WOO Ui-eMJ NURSES- RNOR LPN M/W — Pullor TYPIST 671-9300 CALL StHTTf or Conflict Admllmt) transportation, 5411094 aftar I p.m. Ealonlown Shell. Soulh SI, Eatonlwyn Statistical typing, flexible hours Part- part-time for It 7,1-11 shift for skilled LIQUOR STORE - (Union Beach) time June-December. Full time Janu- PIANO — Wurllttar Spinet, very-teed LAWN SERVICE -Gardener's helper nursing facility In Freehold araa SECRETARY - To Engineer. Genera Building and business Asking im,000 DESKS, FILES - Tablet, chairs, add ary-May. To U SO hour. condition. Dinette tet. hutch, table end -• AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE wanted, no experience needed. Call Knowleogable in Garonrollcal Nursing office work, heavy typing. Apply I Ing machlnet. typewriters, office Volume |1l3,00€. Terms. Broker four chairs. On* double bod, white - Ralph, 7I7-4SH after a. Call 431-1200 between • a.m. and 5 p.m person, Electro Impulse Lab, 11 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY equipment, etc at bargain prices New 201 37* 3S*+ anytime. 'ranch Provincial. IMjtHt. v for Interview Chestnut St., Red Ban*. 20 Thomas Ava. 74734*4 Shrewsbury or used. A AC DESK OUTLET. 170* LAWN SERVICE - Full or part-time, RESTAURANT-CONCESSION — Op- Rt. 35, Oekhunt. 531 3*90. Call 542-1700 VACATION IS OVER - Back to MANO — Baldwin contota. btauilful ' MM Mr hour. Malawan and Marlboro NURSE RN M/F — Part-time, 3-11 SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR — EM portunities unlimited, for lease. Cell Queen Ann* ttyte, excollent condition, ar*a. 4TS-O3U. shift. Modarn axttndod care facility perlenced on men's and ladle school, back to work. Pert-lime em- DINETTE — New five piece, !»«; M*i dweka t»: Th. Dally Raglatoi 117 3131 after • p.m, Atk for John. •locating, mutt tall, H300. W-'W. Monmouth Convalescent Canter, IN garments Apply In person, Anthony ployment with full-time wages for you bedroom, llve-pleca, new, 11*5; new OM Rtgloltf Pltu, Shr.w.bui,, N.J. 07701 LEGAL SECRETARY - Experience Bath Ava., Long Branch. 12* 4300 and vour friends. Join you local N« mattresses, t».*5 K.D. SHARP'S Cleaners and Tailors, 2f Monmouth Vt SNAP-ON TOOLS RAILROAD TIES ~7K*,r*. Noll*. ' required. Full time for general prac- lonal Guard Unit Red Bank area, Call FURNITURE, 175 Hwy. 3*, Wast Red Bank, N.J. HI Is, No. 1, talect, |t.I|. Like new, tice In Matawan. Call Stt-2133. NUR5E, RN M/F -All shifts, full time 47-07*7 or 747-X111. DEALERSHIP Keamburu After I u in , «S 0OU Kt and *xl Pressure treated creotot* period, charge positions. Call Mrs. Con- SECURITY GUARDS — Holmdol Ke< Local area available, above average rnd CCA. from ltd JofH JO Call nolly, 1W SiOO at Brookdale Nursing WAITRESS/WAITER — For thro* earning). Investment required. Call for DINING ROOM SET — Contemporary port araa. Pan time, full-time. Musi tl-ttt* evenings. j^ J Ctntor. 1, clean record, phone, car. R< [grits and two mornings, experienced Interview, Ml J5MtM, Mon, evening nine olete, 41" hutch, with sliding glass Jit, See Henna, Palace Diner, 45 Mon tlreet welcome. 2OI-449-07W. between 7* p.m.. AIM. 17. doors, M" sideboard, (able with ill REFRIGERATOR — Kitchen tet t OFFICE CLEANERS — Part-time mouth SI, Red Bank chairs and padt. Excellent condition nights, to Ptrform janitorial services bedroom set. baby crib and matching • ull ** betl offer. Call S71-50**. Mon. through Frl., thraa to four hours WAITER AND WAITRESS-Potllloni drtsser, other household Item*. Mutt E ML Beit offer J44-+W - per night, starting at I p.m Staadv SECRETARY available Apply In person, Jerry DRUM — Nln*-pt*c* drum set, doubt* work, good pav. Call batwetn t-S Beyer's. Ill Main SI, Malawan. batt. Illdllan cymbals. 1171 Ask for RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Half * Ml-3000. Wi are leaking a secretary with oo_ Kirk. 717-40J7. typing and tttno skills to work In ou 62 Mortaages Price 7 ft. Ice cream freeier, stainless . OFFICE ASSISTANT — Good with fig corporate office. Minimum two yea DRUM SET — Five-plec* with Zlldllcn Heel r*frlg*r*lor, ttalnlets steel tM . WAITERS/WAITRESSES with spray. Bunn coff** macWM. , ures, good memory, typing, tiling, pay experience required. The Ideal ca cymbals Crath, rid*, and Hi Hals, Iwo YEAR ROUND 31,000-aTU air conditioner, electric roll. Sttno a plus. Reply staling ex dldata should hav* prior admlnl N.J. months old, barely used, originally steam table, napkin holders, formica perltnct and salary daslred lo Box 301 tratlve experience. FULL-TIME OET U.000 1700 R*mo Heads, all hardware, mutl 130,000 MORE) tablet, mat* chairs, trays. M«ir The Daily Register, Shrewsbury, N.J EXPERIENCED ONLY tell. 137) firm. Call Bill after 4, goods Please call »714fjn. « 07701 We offer excellent working condition Fast decisions, confidential service on 4715035 CHANNEL CLUB secondary Mortgage Loans! company-paid benefits and a good RIDING MOWER - t h.p, electrk OIL BURNER MECHANIC — El starling salary MONMOUTH BEACH ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA - HORIZON CREDITCORP Excellent condition, complete, 1) vol- ' ' W. Call i penanced, knowledge of air condition Crystal Brook Professional Bldg APPLY IN PERSON umes Plus supplements, 1150. W-tW. Ing a Plus Major fuel oil retailer Full To arrange for Interview, pleate cal Route 11, Eatontown company benefits Apply tn person, DO NOT CALL EE THESE AT RUSCIL'S - Mnnan Oil Company. Broadway and PERSONNEL DEPT. CALL $42-7775 IRESTONE — Chen -type frgafer, 1.3 cu. ft. woodgraln, Ilka new Asking IZ15 vcamor* Greens, Sycamore Ava , Maple Place, Kayport, N.J. (201) 946-8500 resl of railroad nation. Cuckoo clock, WAITRESSES/WAITERS - Cocktail must tall. ?W-nil. arge beveled glatt ertxJ' mirror, OIL BURNER SERVICE PERSON - and luncheon. Applv In parson, be 43 Montv To Loan FIREWOOD — Full cord, guaranted, rvsiai chandeliers, mahofaay For oil burner service and instillation ween 10 a.m. nd 2 p.m.. The Cabaret, work. Call betwotn 15, 741-0*10. TRIANGLE delivered Top quality Seasoned hard redema, love teatt. grandfather! Rt 35, Eatontown. H 3 LINES —5 DAYS— 5300 REFINANCE YOUR HOME —WITH wood 1*1-417.5 Of |-*'f lock, lea wegon, Tambour mahogany OPTOMETRIC ASSISTANT - INDUSTRIES INC. WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Ex- d*tk, Chippendale mahogany en- M YEARS TO REPAY, CALL FOR FOR BEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND Full/part-time, minimum typing skills, perienced only. Apply In poeton be msion console or table, beautiful can- - P.O. Box 850 DETAILS. MELMED REALTY, BRO ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS Family plan ads are for any outgoing personality Sand resume to ween 4-5 p.m. at Y* Cottage Inn, 14* KEfl, lM-5*50. mon, Victorian tide chain, break Box A 347. Th* Dally Register Holmdel, N.J. 07733 ~Tont St.. Keyport TUSTING PIANO CO. 'ont, occ*tion*l tablet, printings, rare Shrewsbury, N.J. 077O1. 701 Bangs Av* Atburv Park 775-0174 nine and glassware RUSCIL'S, M An Equal Opportunity Employer M/ WAITRESSES/WAITERS - CtUJSttler lOOt Hwv. 15, Oc*an 77J-O444 vcamor* Av., Little Silver. 741-om Household item up to *200°° PANTRY PERSON — Applv In person and hott/hottest. Experienced only. SECRETARY between 3-4 p.m at Oakland Street Applv In person at The Red Oak Diner, FREE FIREBRICK Good typing and tteno skills, flnancla SHOWCASES - LMiM Restaurant, 5*1 Oakland St., Red Bank. Rt. 3S. Hailel. Approximately 350 pieces, you haul. Excetitnt condition background helpful. Start si» 47*3*4 FRANKLIN STOVE — Like new, U**d REFRIGERATOR FREEZER — Mtrchandlse For AIR CONDITIONER — Climatrol, PART TIME SALESPERSON-Guar ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY WE HAVE - An Interesting, sllmu 774 1151 Of 741-30*3 one winter. $150 or best offer, Whirlpool. 14 cu. RM very good condl- flOO-BTU, uttd on* season, MS Call anteed hourly rate or commission, all » Thomas Av*. 747-34*4 Shr*wsbu ailng. part-time position, available to FREE - Firebrick, approximately 350 BotetOt't, BSRa call 495 ioi2 tlon. t*5. Cill 747-*4tft- Salt TEREO- _ leads provided, Mlddletown era*. Ight partial. Four-hour, five-day In pieces, you haul. IUIIIII amp.Uwaamii if in'tti" " raainnaait'"ii'li ' SECRETARY mmi. REDWOOD FURNITURE — Large •42-1774. office work. Write P.O. Box 714. Red Phone 7471344 or Bob, MUn ANTIQUE — Slnglt Iron bod, rt- G.E, REFRIOERATOR/FREEZER- Light typing, phone and reception); AIRLINE DISCOUNT COUPONS - round picnic table, two benches, one Bank, N.J. 07701, frMthod, asking S1U, Walnut library 14 cu. ft., while, good condition, $15. PART-TIME — Seasonal, gulf course FURNITURE — Mediterranean. dir» chaise lounge, one chair. Mult sail, work, college preferred *:30 to * X Both American and United Airlines, THE USED FURNITURE CENTER table, atfclng H2J. 211-2M1- 471-1131. maintenance, Howell area. Call Mr. ns room, bedroom, desk, coffee table ltklng$7S. l70-117e •tart It 25. WIRE PERSON - Experienced In AC 10% discount.*7H3H. 1*7 Shrewsbury AV*., Rod Bank Sewver Dolbv. 201-142-4000. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY power wiring from schematics with and rug India Call SU tilt Beens, Has-beens and Why Nott ANTIQUE — Spool bed, mattress and G.E TOASTMASTER — Continuous AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE - SK IS - Slit 170, Rotftlgnol Cobra, will 20 Thomas Ave. 747-14*4 Shrewsbur minimum of supervision. Mutt know ban spring Included tiM. Call after i cleaning oven broiler, $30. Canvas awn- PART-TIME — Office and store Digital, from • i*r* El Dorado. Wire sell for $M. componentt/wlring tiling. Apply Elec URNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? HREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Cuv , P.m., M-iw. ings, four standard awning and on* Knowledge of bookkeeping necessary SECRETARY wheel discs. Best offer. Call 471-0*70 tro Impulse Lab, 1105 Corlles Ay*., — Check the USED FURNITURE om drapes, child's M*gnu* grfew Oftd . double, $50. 741-2137. Call 2M-S9U General office work. Hours flexible 3ood typing skills, light steno, sta Neptun*. 77*VS»0O, CENTER OF RED BANK. Pint *wn cushion!. Atklne WO. 7I7-W4 BED — Single, hard rock maple book Applv In person only, Rug City, 1143 GOYA CLASSIC GUITAR - Modal SPORT COATS - (Man's), $2 Shirts, ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — urniture for lets. W Shrewsbury Ave. caw headboard, frame, mattress, box Hwy. 15. Mlddletown, $l V RCA — 11" color, itaroo tomblna- G*M, ilM Never used Must Mil. Call II Dinette set, 135, king siie mattress, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY YOUTH ADVISOR - For local Tem- Area's largest and finest selection. 17] spring Excellent, $f5 complete $40. Formm table, $30 542-3442. N Thomas Av*. 747 J4H Shrew.bur pi*. Salary dependent upon individual Squankum-Yellowbrook Rd., Farm GOLD TRADITIONAL COUCH — Vel- ofi Walnut cabinet, AM/FM radio. PART-TIME —Supervise small group Brovhlll Colonial maple plilform and experience Call between 15 p.m., Ingdale, next to Howell Park. vet with Plastic covert, leu than one- inder RCA contract. |4W 3*4-0310 *r STEREO 5' — Eight-track tape, of early morning newspaper carriers In SERVICE STATION PERSONNEL — rocker, green upholstery, US JHWS HUMMEL BELL SET — 1171 first 5M-2M0. McLAIN, *3WI71 (7 davt) year-old. Excellent condition. U*7U1 AM/FM, phonograph, almost new. Ori- the Keansburg area. Good salary and Able to do light mechanical work, ex BICYCLE — Heavy duty Schwlnn, ISO edition, and t«79. Boned. $1M. Call eM-MJi ginally $2M, will sacrifice $100 firm car allowance. Supplement your prei. parlencad. full time Apply at Mon Call 717(357. efil Income Permanent position Days, mouth Street Chevron, Red Bank 52 Babvslttlng/Chlld JACOBSEN 1«3 — t h.B. riding 74M3**; evenings, 177-4051. TIRES - Six used Firestone 711 steel SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — SUNK BEDS-!" lk*, 75' Coax cable, JMO. 71TWM. LADIES DRESSER WITH MIRROR — dryer, $200. Baby crib and mattms. Days and nlghtt. Dishwashers. APol enc*ft, own transportation, excellent Walnut. Good condition. $70. $35 Folding changing table, $11. Port- person, Sandy Hook Diner, Hwy. 35 alary Call t4*-43t* 'CB — 40 channel Mobile LED read oui, PIZZAMAK6R — Or thort order cook BUSINESS DIRECTORY (42-I3V7, after 6 or weekend! a crib, |1S. Carriage, $25. Potty chair, Atlantic Highlands •SWR and power rrttttr, never used. Applv In person Luigl's Famout Plua, CHILD CARE — Need a mature, loving $1. Two high chairs. $3, $?. Umbrella '1100 2»1»7 477 Middle Rd., Mwlet person to care for ii* month old boy. In I slroller. $3 Tricycle, $2. Step table. H SHORT ORDER COOK - Full time LAWN MOWER — Runs good, $25. P*t allernoon and evening shift. Apply I mv home. IS days per month. Prefer I •COLLECTION OF OLD AVON BOT Drestar, $5. Call 717-1524. PLUMBER — With jobbing ex- A DAILY GUID! carrier, sturdy wood tondtrudlon, $10. son, Howard johmon'i Restaurant person able to stay overnight a few I *TLES - Asking 1100 for ill. Lawn spreader, one year old, $10. Call perience. F. V, Verange Inc., TWIN CANOPY BED - $150. Twin fit*. 15. Mlddlelown. No phone call Imesaech month If needed. Own trent-1 • 170-117* Ron, »t4ooi. 741-7217 bed, t» Vinyl love teal, 170. Old chest, please. portatlon. Ptcenl references. 741-1311 Of BUSINESS SERVICES 10 SUIT YOUR NEEDS »COUCH — Modern, nearly new, 15", $15. two whool desks, \K each. Milk PLUMBER - Experienced. Steady, SHIPPING/STOCK CLERK-Mallor ENERGETIC - Creative Mother to • Tea* with blu* upholstery, $300 firm. can, (70. Disco tamp, neon lights beau- yearly work. Must have tools. MAPLE TEA CART - »7J, Colonial der company, must drive. Accurate are for newborn and light hout*- '747 MIX ty salon, rart, $150. Call 471-3049 Call after 5, 747-04*3. three-cushioned red sofa, $200. old oak dependable and willing to work Writ keeplng for leather Own Iransport* student's desk, $35. old wood table, 'CUSTOM LINED ANTIQUE — Satin PLUMBER - Experienced P.O. Box 477, Long Branch, N.J. 07740 Ion. •4*0157. LANDSC APING-LAWN PAINTINO A chairs, (red), $50. 25 border bricks, ADDING MACHINES •said drapes. U7««, Iraversa. rod In TWO DOG CRATES Benefits, Heedv work green. 110. W4-J344; RED BANK — Starting September 1. GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING *tlwd*d, %li. 741-O4J7 Encelltnt condition. $30 each JUPERVISOR — Salary and Com TYPEWRITERS mission. Musi be available from 1:101 Monday through Friday. I »i:30p.rn. MAPLE TEA CART - $75. Colonial Call *7I-33M • OJSPLAY - Case, glass, *«0. Rocker, 9.00 p.m. and hav* a full sited car Mutt hev* referencts and transport» COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE PAINTING AND HOME IMI PORTER ~ Apartment building lo ADDERS — Typewriters, Calculators, three cushioned red tola, $200. old oak TYPEWRITER - Porttble with cast, lotion wagon, or van. For turthe ton. For mv horn* or yours. Call — Rttldwrilll, commwcltl W* art MENTS - Biparlancod colltoa •U0. Glassware, 12 to |70. Call 722-3575 caled In Liner of I Musi hav* ex told, traded, repaired student's detk, $35. old wood table, $4*. metal bod frame, $•; twin bed, nformallon, call Mr. Rollaln a »*4|7 jttar 4:30 p.m. Mir InwrM toil hay* It v.»M •• atai. Will boat any prka. Coll 7< Of 341173? perianc* In all types of custodial duties. DISCOUNT price* chairs, (red}, $50. 25 border bricks, |1B; King bedspread. auilted,$t; porch 541-4000. i»,HrKt Mtmttr si N.J. Turf Onu • » for Don. Call *•!. Monday through Friday. SERPICO'S 747-04*5 -DRESSER — US. electric dryer, $30, irten, $10. 946 3346. roll-up shade, R 747-42**, a««r 4 p.m. Attoclallon PrM fdllMln. 741 ?IH .'Whirlpool rtfrlgeraior, $179. 142-KSr fion SWIM INSTRUCTORS S3 Domestic Htlp PAINTING AND DECORATING MOWER (GANG TYPE) UPRIGHT PIANO PRESS OPERATORS - Experienced Contact Communltv YMCA ALTERATIONS PILL DIRT, LANDSCAPING — En- Corl B. Jonai Fully Intursd 40" cut. pull behind any tracior. *l» Antique while. $75 on punch presses In metal stamping 741-2504 cavallon. ilootd drlvcwavi. Ion :«ND TABLES - GENUINE marble For fraa altlmalat call IH 27*5348 can its INS plant South River Metal Products Co.. COMPANION — To help care for elder claarad. dworatlvt nooa Rk Jalwtan. AXI CAB DRIVERS — Full time or 'tops, hex , |«, and commode, $U. Call inc., Malawan. 201-5*4-7087. y lady. Live-in, Call after * p.m. CARPENTER RETIRED — Seekt 4*5-0217. MUST SELL — Secretary, $110. Corner part-time, days, mutt hav* *xc*ll*i 47-HS1. small and medium tiled loot. Com- tn-;us. MALLV'S PAINTING cabinet. t*0 Humidifier. $». Complete VACUUM CLEANER - Eureka, one- PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD - And driving record. Applv In. person be plete Interior remodeling service Pan ERpart Craftiman-RaaaOfiaMa •FJLE SAFE - Flraproof, 4x3x1, S1S0 ween 10-2, Yellow Cab Co.. 101 Oak HOUSEKEEPER - LIve-lnLlght cook. LIGHT HAULING fireplace set, $t00. 7»-«0O7. month old, all attachment Included. chassis wiring assemblers needed. •ling. Kitchen cablneti, Room addl Intarlori mv ipaclaltv. »l-iotl -Combination. and St., Red Bank. Ing and cltanlng Bought for $70, selling for $40. Call tome experience necessary Call for tlont/r*creation room, reflnlthlng 74T54W OFFICE/DEN CHAIRS —Chrome end 717-aW. Call 3*1 44J* bookcase* Armstrong Chandelier cell ATTICS, CELLARS ANO OARAOP.S Interview, MMofl. _^___ ELEPHONE SECRETARY — Ful black, tour, $40. ings. Fro* advice and estimates Good — Cftma oui Light haollni Ct •FIRST AID — And Firemen sailing two im*, 3 11 thin, long term, pteasan HOUSEKEEPER - «00, 5Vid*y ROOFING ft SIDING •42-4+17 after * p.m. WHITE AND BROWN — Formica PRESSER - Experienced or will workmanship Call anytime, tt*>n»or John. W U44. or Lt», 1*1 im Hrl beam triu* lights with bar arx) ac- dresser with large mirror, excellent offke. 741-4700. week. Special kind of mature lady. train. Six days a week. Plenty of work. ectltorles, »125, VHFLo two-way 30 ONE SEARS — Velveteen queen ilie condHlon, US; gray couch, covert RequiremenU Cert of elderly couplt, Call IM-MM. «**lt car radio, *IOO Bearcat 210 scan headboard Old lime trunk. Asking 1» come off for washing, excellent condi- general housekeeping, cook one MASONRY GAGLIANO ir, $1S0. Reasonable *44-lttt. each. C»H l>7t-«U1. tion, IU; two Gimbels love Matt. IM PROGRAMMER — Mint have on* TELLERS nutritious hot meal per day. Mutt hava CARPETCLEANING Rooli™ Siding Guturi Ropaln. Png •ach; heavy chest of drawirs, IM. «n transportation. Mon. through Frl., TOM CARHUFF, JR. •POUR PIECE - Btond btdrocAi sat, year experience in COBOL language, :a< bank hat en Immediate opening .itlmalti rtum or B1I0H PKILCO APARTMENT SIZE - Re- black wrought Iron table and tour to 5, with breaks Sal-. 1-11 noon. MASON CONTRACTOR •itrhKt condition, 1100 flrrrtt. Call full benefits. Salary commensurate Rum loo tor a full time tailor. Ex A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING- frigerator $95. chain, |40. MS-KJ56. with experience. ICSI, 14 Perk Rd.. Personal Interview and references. Flraolacw FoundaHoni-Concrtt* «rork •717 nn after * p.m., or 7|7-I5» fafwe silence preferred, but not necesury Upholntrv cleaning. Reawnable Tlnton Falls. Contact Mrs. King after 5 p m. Frl.; 1 HMM, N.J. MMlfD TRUCK K AUTO If you are Interested In joining the Firs p m Sat., Sun , at 31 Farm Rd., Mld- rat**. Morrlt Hoffman, 747-OM. National State team. Call Joarnn* a RENTAL REAL ESTATE SALES dletown, N.J., or call 7411411 after 4 W-OSOO, Ext. 7M MISCELLANEOUS Opening for two full time associate, to p.m. CARPET INSTALLATION — I will S 00 Hart in September for one of Mid- repair you carpeting or Install new WELDING — Fabrication and rtpalr, USED AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS FIRST NATIONAL STATE carpel. I hav* five yean eaporltnc* In malalt and aluminum. II A DAY/H7 MILE di*town't leading agencies Marketing HOUSEKEEPER — Flvo^kv wtek, this field and will give you an honest, CAIiL TOLL FREE OOMIMTM and training program Member of Na- BANK-EDISON v* in or out. Two In family. Nice call for tillmalai. 741 vn reasonable estimate NO JOB TO 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 tional Referral Service and Menmouih Equal Opportunity Employer M/F oom. good P*V. Write to Boi K 373 BIG' IM If vour carpet looks shabby, or County MLS. Construction lo start new he Daily Register, Shrewsbury, N J. FORD RENTACAR EACHER - High School Mathrmllcs needs lo be touched up In • lew placet, MOVING* STORAGE . Fair Haven subdivision Call or write FAIRWAY FORD •il Maier Del High School, give me a call at 747*34} after 4 p.m., for confidential interview FOULKS Dolly • Wooklv - Monthly PRESTON AGENCY, J Woodland Dr., 471-ftOO ask tor Ron. MOVE WITH NICK - Far lau. Fraa FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200" IN MAID - 44 hourt par week BMott Mlddletown. 471-WM. ___ •enoral household duties, cleaning •tllmalai Sonlor f»Ui. olw will TELLERS Ironl. Call anvllma. U4-IIM tperitncM, for local area, ileri $145 washing, cooking and child car* DRIVEWAY Renister Family Ads can sell your unrweded clems REAL ESTATE SALES ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Salary HIS per week. Writ* P.O. Boi CONSTRUCTION quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns Sterling Thompson Group JO Thomas Ave. 747-34*4 Shrewsbury S3, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 PAINTING t NANCY KOO ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DlllVi' now under a separate distinctive heading Items on- Commercial Oept Manager and Sales DECORATING IMCommtrclal WAYS-VMkt.curbs•ndNlkif Fr*t ainaling Irom your household may be sold lor up to 104 Commercial EXTERIOR PAINTING AND STAIN n Half Mile Rd., Mlddletown tlllmM* Pkooi UMilt. $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article Price lor each Rtntais Rtntals INO — BaautHiil Mint lob* dona bv s»owo FREE ESTIMATES - On Awtall Edoia. I tcrapa OM Hint gfl wlnoowl item must be mentioned REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - 54 BROAD 8T. (Kim- Chi, Mill nar and »aih tham bxora raNlmlm. I Licensed or will tponser, active office, AKTCO PAVINO Ml ISM racauth all Ipott and lolntt that nooi It. Neighborhood Realty Group USA. RED BANK, N.J. 12,000 sq. ft. Tailgate load- I work nool and raw hotna will look baautltul. otpoclallv with whlta trim. PAUL P. BOVA, INC., »1-I544. 6-offtce *uM> (900 tq ft) may be ing, railroad siding, private OENERAL suodMded lor any portion lhereo< and For fraa attlmata coll Eddla at REAL ESTATE SALES - Join one of •not* office, 290 W n Control air, parking, air conditioned, CONTRACTING 1114am Call 542-1700 our successful offices, with a proven sprlnktered Public transpor- Plan for success, highest com missions. OENEBAL CONSTRUCTION PAPIRHAHOINOANOPAINTINO- tation. No discount il cancelled before expiration bonuses Licensed or unlicensed Call ton. Juot comptujly renovated All pMm, FrM ntlmMn. Fullv Inwrod. traa ottlmatai. Rick Grimm al Matawan office. Kixu; Paul Horan I71-S1U No changes in copy. 747-1100 747-1100 MMft M Commercial RMUII 31 Houws For Sat« 33 Long Branch 44 Tin ton Falls 20 TheCMyRegfcter SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 DEP plans Varianct or uu requested It a* ENTS - bwcwUvti, prgtMltaMlt: IDDLETOWN - Call or sand for aur llows Wa art requesting a varianct 71 MtrctundtM MMm-cMndlM •1 AMiimwtt kat avallaMa M twa ar ttwvt room* Shora and Country Living" *nt*m, maka an ei lit ing ona family dwell- Mr Salt larvar Air, caraat aacaration. On 4ci, daacrkaHam, prkat an avallaMa 11 SpMlalNotlcts tg into a two lamllv (twtlllng Ownar Waited EVPORT — waMwr/drvw torMam , II raildt on tha Ind floor Will rant 1st bounty for at APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Ra- MM iili mm, kMb «.h. Uitftr UN s, f> Rt IS, MMMatown. 471-not •rapt a* Itauod In Me art*!** amawnt at WATER MD - CtmMtt with KMMr NTIQUES - Alt kinds, bought tor Up ATE RENTALS Bkr U1+4U «kM. LOW rantt 7414SH WHUM pursuant to tttt Lac* Band Md trM tt M OUNSELING - Parsonal irrtajnu. A parmit for tha pramlMi was da- aih Mir, Jam Roosevelt Antique*, OCTOR'S OFFICE - To Man. Maw laUonsMM, tuuaMv, giumglin. lad bv tht Building Inspector bacausa Law at Naw Jarta* In artklaatlan al M East Rlvtr HO, Rumton 142 11» VPORT —Thraa taarmw .EAN TOWNSHIP — WavsMa Wood* caratad and fully hirnlMtad. and Long Vlaw Vlllaajt. Ek«aM n lana MaMmait. MS, MSW. Wl M43 tha tallowing reason* Wa ara lo- tha Huuance a* saw bone* and la tom- recycling bar Appraiser* Association of rd, dtshwautaf. km •*. aararUv flnanu uM IntaUDtwaajt ar MBRO IMC., BKR »» 1 aralaiatoaal buikdlno In Rad 1 from tUMM. Call SJ1450S tad by tha Zoning Ordinanca of tha mark a YPNOSIS/SELF-HYPNOSIS — tv of Lena Branch in a ont family llaalt nataa m a principal 71 Oaraw Sales Posltlv* approach far watght cantral, EOMARDO - Pitrniifwd av^a- nwrth *»'"* «*' UMSON AREA — Call or sand for our ugutl 27 11100 (c) Thaastlmated caataf The state Department of dlttown. Man, Tut., • * m •« p.m, Call 471-atM attar 4:M P.m. anch Call m-M74 In a.m. lla: Sludge Technology Information nd •(•ctrlc malt, am. Deyt, Short and Country Living" brochur*. Id mtrpoaa It equal to tha amount af ft7MM1 I4tt7. .ntar, Sulla 110, UtS K Straat Environmental Protection NAN JOHNSON ED BANK — AHanllon mantilac EL daKrlptloni, prlcat on available 34 Marlboro irlallan herein mada theft urtr'i rapt, ate Garfjaaui panatad and orthwait, Washington D.C. MOOa. tUVS AND IUVS TAWAN — Ona a# many. Thraa >. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, R* has developed an alter- patad larva atllca, with air. An NOTICE 75 Farm Equipment From an anlira houtahoM to a tinajla JraMM, haat »aW, nidi ok., wall lo- _._, lit Ava. of Two Rlvari, estimated maximum wnMfrt «f bond* wluta uaal at »l» par month. Call Take notice that tha undersigned native to mandatory recycl- lam. AnlMut turnlturt, lawalrv, til aH car»ato. Call umton, Ml-MO. THREE DAY SACRED PRAYERS at ta ba issued tMrttar bain* tna v*r. immMiatt cash Tap dollar *M IM, Man. through Frl , t to 13 varcoma unsaan naaatlva forcat. celvad site Plan approval from tha mount of MM down payment ft* MM "ATE RENTALS Ur. T4T- HREWSBURY — Thrta badroom ing by encouraging the con- FORK LIFT TRUCK — Tow motor. •41-14* raalv glv«n, but a small donation to Marlboro Township Planning Board on IDDL%TOWN — Two badroomt. anch, living room, dining room, aat-ln una 7,1171 to construct an office build ED BANK - IM Nawman Sprlngt alp load hungry littla children Section 4. Tha following additional servation through payment SUM m«l. 1*400 «•» bt MM «t OLD FURNITURE — Anttauet. china. (chan, larga scraanaoMn eorch, ovar roughout tha world li appraclatad. rtg on Lot 1 In Block 10 on the tax map. nattan are hereby determined, de glassware, art objects and bric-e-brec HO M. ft. avallabit for offka u lot Principals only. *7l,«0 Call RICHARDT SCHWARTZ of a "bounty" (or recycled Mwln* Lumbtr Company. Sci Br(«M cllllv or offlca laboratory, will dlvlda HELPING HAND FOUNDATION ar ad. recited and Mated: mmediete 7I.M0. Call 74T4I41. dM. Schoor) lo defray the coil there- he groti debt of this municipality at "If we can work direct- ratad. Ona bodroom and atflclancias batwaan 7-t p.m, U2 ms defined in Mid law li Increusd by the 10 WanttxIToRtnt HAOOW LAKE — Naw luifurv or* ulhorliatlon of tha bond* and notet ly with the local and county Full, private sacurlly doors and mu> Proposals mutt ba made on tha BICHON FRISE — AKC rtflitlortd ED BANK - Om-badroom luxury oor Villa 100. Flraplaca, two-car a II Aberdeen provided for In thii bend ordinance bv Itv man an pramlMt. No pati. Ca andard Proposal forms In tha mart, t*o vtart, show quality. To pirlmanit. ivailablt now and Sapt. 1 had garaga, two bath*, pf Ivatt lot, i.300.00 and In luuance of MM ob- governments and the pack- bttwaon S4 a.m., •»»». NOTICB TO CONTRACTOR* annar dailgnatad in tha Contract homa. Call 747 SOT JM with haat and *3M plus utllltlai RTIST WANTS TO RENT - Live- n on golf coursa. JM.400 141-0074 gatlons authorlied by thii bond or Notlct li harabv givan that stalad ocumanli, must ba enclosed In scaled aging industry, we might be ASIURY PARK — IV* room studio 41-11U. /work space, not fancy. Loft wara oooMlt will ba received bv tha nance I* permilted by tha exception COCKER SPANIEL PUPS - AKC HAOOW LAKE CONOO — Assump- nveloMl bearing the name and ad- housa, carrlaga housa, apartment, ate avor and Township Council of lha »lded in paragraph (g) of MM Sec able to institute a recycling ED BANK - Baautltul ontbMn all ID iiu on, villa 300, two badroomt, two rets of tha Blddtr and tht namt of tht rwnihtp of Abardaan, Monmouth 40A.2 J af uld law to the debt l In h'lUhan, dlihwathar, ctrpailng •ths, dining room, flrtotaca. garaga, work on the ouKldt, addressed to network without legisla- xjntv. Naw J%TMV for Rehabilitation tallon prescribed by Mid law FREI PUPPIES AND KITTENS-To AVAILABLE SEPT. t — m-room a Includat haat. Mi lift TTENTION LANOLORDSI — Tan • tin kltchan, principal! only 115.000 ownihlp of Mlddletown Sewerage Au tt aagar to rant Immtdlattly. Cal Wall No. 1 and opanad and rtad In Itv, and mutt be accompanied bv a tion. a too* ttomt, all art cut*, playful and bath ttflclancv. Suitable ona person ED BANK — Luxury ont-btdroom vtt.. 172-0131. ___^_^ ubllc at Abardtan Township Hall, 147 ncallhv. /I7-O2W. Prlvata parking Tanant pavi gai. Ref i*O33, Mon,Frl , I » 4 p.m. No fat tmant of Content of Surely from a (d) An aggregate erancat, on»-v«ar IMM rewired 1190 «th«dral calllnfli, naw kllchan, bath owar Main Strati, Abardtan Town ;tv company authorlied to do bull- mount not exceeding 110,000 00 for Under the plan, material •pattrtg, %OQ plut utllltlat. 741-31** ETIRED POLICE LIEUTENANT — lp, Abtrdttn, Ntw JarMv on Thur* FREE" - Grey tabby kitten, to . per month. Call Peggv, 717-MM " 33 I ncomo Property test In tht Slate of New Jersey and am* of axperue listed in and per ga 41, Making imall apartmant or ay, Stptambar 4, 1979 at 10:00 a.m. taken to local centers would hom«. Litter trained, ED BANK — Part bill! paid, on* cceptable to lha OWNER and tlthtr a Iliad under Section «A;M0 of Mid MU t o rtoL HolmfHolmdal l or Mlddlatown ravalllng Tlma. id Bond or a Certified Check drawn to w mav be includad a* part ot the coal be routed to regional re- TM inn badroom, bring Md* now. UOO. aa. Aftary.m., 471-7110I . OUNG COUPLE — Looking tor a EATONTOWN - Four-room _ TATE RENTALS Bkr. HI Contract Document* and plan* for ht order of Township of Mlddletowi Mid Improvement and Ii Included In LAVING CHICKENS - U M • aoartmant. Kids ok, air, only %X» wo Family houM to buy In tha mW ha propoiad work prtparad bv C. Sewerage Authority lor not less thai a foregoing estimate thereof. source centers, where the EO BANK AREA — Two or thraa- lalown arta. Mutt ba In nlca araa and ERNARD BLUM, JR., P.E., Town •nd ctlvti from $IM and UP TIM-BRO INC., BKR. »M U4-QI0S ED BANK — Fivt room aptrtmant badroom duplax or apartmant wantM n percent (10%) of tht amount bid let Fund* In tha amount supplies of glass, metal and ava a dascant sin yard. Mid MO'i lp Englnaar, of tha firm of T !• M •44W23 owntown Call 747-0501, d two rallaUa lournailtts. 741-3W icept that tha chtcfc naad not txcttd KM0.00 hava been certified a* avail HIGHLANDS - Small thrae room cot w Mil Ask tor Joa. SSOCIATES. Coniultlng and Munlcl- HMfi, avat. ftar a p.m. 0,000 00 ble trom the Capital Improvement plastics would be picked up MALTI-POO — Two yaart old. Ba taaw. sultabta adults, |171 oar monti •l Englnttrs, hava baan Iliad In tha ccounl by the Treafrurer, CO BANK — Remodeled and rtady Tha award of tha contract for this by manufacturers using EACHER — Needs* room near Mon flea of Mid Englntar* at 211 Hlajtwav ork will not be made until tht nece*- Section i. Any amount received nabidroom, wall-to-wall carpal mouth College for four week* itarlim 37 LotsftAcrtagt , Mlddltlown Township, P.O. Rad ard •nd mora. *tv fund* hava baan provided bv tht _• env Other governmental agency, those resources. PEKC-A POOS - On* wttllt mala, on* HIGHLANDS— ^-duptax. Rlvar vlaw Stpt I7lh Wrltt Bo* XIX, Tha Dall ank, Ntw Jer»ev and al tha offlca of inthip of Middletown Stweragt Au- Kludlng, but not limited to lha follow TATE RENTALS Bkr. 747*434 i Township Clark, 147 Lowgr Main while Itmait, on« bl.cH Itmali. M across from xaan. Thrta baaVowm eglttar, Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701. BUILDING LOT ily in i lawful manner. ng: grants, Federal, State or other for tatty Call 1*4-0310 of W-M30, US0 par month. Call Kathy, 172 1*00 SOntW, rasldantlat. S4SO0. Paul P, tat, Abardaan Township, Naw Jer- Tht OWNER or the Engineer re he purpose* described In Section 3 (a) EO BANK — Effkltncy. Walk to WANTEO TO RENT ktrat and hMpllal. Sultabia for ona ova, inc. 471-1544. I, and may ba Inspactod by pros verves the right lo require a complete hall be applied only to the coil thereof ST. BERNARD — Famal*, llvt vMf HIGHLANDS — Four-room apart ptrton. Ratarancat and tacurltv r« Madlum-slu garaga oactlvt blddari during builnesl hour*. inancial and experience statement to the payment ot obligation* luuad Cunning swims old. Chlkt nai asthma, muil slvt up pa manl. Nt pats Call WMTI1 batwaan d Call Ui-MJa* or 741 7|17. Call SU-1S20 WO NICE BUILDING LOTS - East Biddtrs will ba furnlihtd with a prospective bidders showing that heretofore bv the municipality to fl imnxdlatalv. Call 7414511 until f p.m tantburg, naar tha Bay, with traat OPV of the Contract Oocumants bv the hava Mtlsfactorllv completed ,nce uld costs EO BANK — TWO badroomi, kid: REAL ESTATE nd privacy. »MO0 aach. 747-1231. nglntar upon proper nolle* and ork of tht natura required before HIGHLANDS — Nkt tin-room, al Sactlan ft. Tha full faith and credit k., all utilities paid, only MIS aymant of a non-rafundabla charge ol urnishing proposal forms or tpecif to first place ulllltlas Includad, laasa, sacurltv, (341 .„ FOR SALE the municipality are harabv Pledged N Bicvcles/Mlnl Bikes IM-BRO INC., BKR. $50 544-OW wtntv dollars ($10.00) to dtfrav tht atlont, or before awarding the Con Mi Bay Ava. Calt M2S73S; »4»4»TJ 38 Mobile Homes the punctual payment of the prlncl- ost thtrtof. act. al of an Interest on lha MM obligation* UMSON - On tha rlvar, laraa itudto PropoMlt muii ba mada on tha in revived race MOPED — Ttfti, Ilka MW, two w»tk HIGHLANDS — Two badrooms. kid partmant. avallabla Sapt. 1. Cal 31 Houses For Salt Proposal* for this Contract will bo uthorlied bv thli bond ordinance. Said old. ok, all appllancas, only $170 tandard Proposal Forms In tht cctpted only from bidden who havt )ligatlon* shall be direct, unlimited to arbara, M2-4N1. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - annar dailenatad In tha Contract 717-417], §12 or i J » TIM-BRO INC., BKR. *M S44-0W tthanv Rd, HaiHt Adult park. Walk been properly qualified in accordance vv ad valorem tanas upon all the KEANSBURG - John )ocumentl, mull ba ancloMd In sealed Ith tha requirements of tha Contract Kable property with the Borough for HAOOW LAKE VILLAGE — Con o thopplng and NY. bui. H4-3111 nveiopes baarlng tha namt and ad HIGHLANDS - Watarfront. Tw 6O'S SPECIALS )ocuments. he payment of said obligations and Mminlum. Brland naw, ona badroom rass of tht Blddtr and lha namt ol thi Cunning took a plunge yes- 12 Swimming Pools bfjdrooms. kids, pats o.k., all altcirk HOLIDAY COTTAGE 1*7* - 14x14 In Tha right I* also rtterved to rtlec ter.it thereon without limitation o '1 batM for rant. Oct. occupancy STUCCO CHARMER — In Llttlt Sll ork on tht ouliidt, addrasMd to tru only f in Marlboro araa, |1S,0M. iv or all bid* or to waive any In- terday, and came up a win- Tarsus. tr, thrta badrooms, flraplaca, lul Mayor and Township Council of tht i or amount. STATE RENTALS Bkr. 74744] 721 Mil ____ rmalllles where such Informality I* 4 —Thr*« vtarsold. Nlc •tamanl, garaga. Daap traad yard ishlp of Aberdeen and mud bt ner. POOLtCI! PAClOUS — J>/i room apartmant it detrimental to the bast Interest of Section T. Thii bond ordinance condition. $150 or bait off•< KEYPORT — Avallabta Immadlattl U4.SO0 ccompanltd bv a itatamant of Con- condliion. itcond floor, looklno Bay. Utllltlai In he Owner. Tht right Is also reserved to nail take affect 20 davs after the flrsl DlatomatMwi fllttr. Call altar and Oct. Ona badroom apartmant. N ant of Surtty from a luratv company The 18-year-old ludad ancaptalKtrk. BuilnatIP' 40 Real Estate Wanted •create or decrease the quantities Hiblkailon thereon alter final adop Ift-SHOor 717-7007. pats. Call bafora 5 uthorlted to do butineti In tht Statt ol rtfarrad. No pat). Call 717-MM atta SEA BREEZES - Cool Ihlt four pccifled In the manner designated In on, at provided bv Mid Local Bond Keansburg resident was the aw Jtrsav and acceptable to tha btdroom, Vi bath oldar homa, n he Specifications. KEANSBURG — AvallaMa Sapt. ownihlp ot Abtrdatn and a bid guar- t, winner of the revived swim- modaltd kltchan, FHA appralMd lo Tha succeisfull bidder shall ba re- M Merchandise Wanted ont badroom, hot watar includad, il» WEST END — Ona badroom (ffkltnc nlte to tha Township of Abtrdttn for HOUSES BOUGHT ilred to comply with tha provisions of PUBLIC NOTICE par month, no pats. 717 WH partmant, patio, pool, unfurnlihad not Itt* than tan percent (10%) ot tht ming race around the old EK he Ntw Jersey Prevailing Wage Act, The foregoing Ordinance wai In- 210 month plut utlliilai I7O-UO7 FOR CASH mount bid except lhal tha bid guarai KEANSBURG — Two-famllv houta TREESI TREESI TREESI — Sur hapter ISO of the Laws of 19*3, effec oduced and pasted first reading al a steamboat pier here, post- AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN- 4-HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR need not exceed 120,000.00. ont badroom, naar Kannady Way. On I ound thli two badroom ttucco ranch ve January 1, 19*4. Bidden ara alio pedal meeting of the Mayor and Coun WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, DETAILS. ACADEMY AGENCY. RE Tha award of tha Contract for this ing a time of 39 minutes, 2 RUGS, FOR CASH. ing room with flraplact an ALTOR, 7M 2222 quired to comply with tha requl I of the Borough of Tlnton Falls held r, 7474 02 Houses For Ront ork will not ba mada until lha ntctt- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES •thadral calling, ralMd dining arta entsof P L. 197S, C.117. , Auguit 21. 1979, and said Ordinance seconds for the mile-and-a- arv funds have baan provided by lha It be further contldered for final pat- Iff E. Nawman Springs Rd. CHALET — Ona-badroom - k •tin kltchan, garaga, batamant. ~ BY ORDER OF THL Township of KEYPORT - Chib VHUsa. Ona Mayor and Township Council of tha ge at a regular meeting of Mid gov quarter course. Shrewsbury . 747-4K0 privacy. MOO par month, iiddielown Sewerage Authority, Ma bedroom apart man Is. avallabta wm rnshlp of Abardtan In a lawful ningbodv to be held on Sept. 11,1179, SaPt. 1, »2SS month, m months stcur Call J41-23H avanlnai nannar. mouth County, New Jersey. Patrick Gay nor • 15pm al the Borough Hall, Tinton The race had been a pop- ALL LIONEL itv, Includes haat, hot watar and cook AND UNDER 60. Tha Towmhip or tha Engineer alls, New Jersey at which time and ing. Call batwaan ••! daily, 1M tin AST KEANSBURG — Four room* Chairman ular annual event in the Or Fiver lot* ceth appn ard tor kldt, only 1250 A Dacorator'i Dallghti tervts tht rloht to require a compiatt ugust 27 Hi 10 ace all pertont desiring to be heard •>'> IM-BRO INC.. BKR. |M MWIW ouch, graat (or »ln»lai or inanclal and experience ttattment erton vlll be given full opportunity 1930s, but had been aban- »»•» pratty Fair Havan itraat 152 Boats & Accessories om prospective bidder* showing that JEROMES REEp AZLET - I'/1 roomi, flraplaca, two htv havt satisfactorily completed 244 Tlnton Falls Borough Clerk doned, only to be revived itm, pats o.k ug.27 S4*» work of lha natura raoulrad before N ORDINANCE AMENDINfiAN OR this year. IM-BRO INC.. BKR. ISO S444tOS LITTLE SILVER urnlshlng proposal form* or specif REALTY V LYMAN BOAT - » h.p. motor INANCE ENTITLED AH O9> Make It Yourself HIGHLANDS — Thli week's deal, On* aadi work, 1100 atioos, or bafora awarding tht Con DINANCE AUTHORIZING THB Eighteen swimmers en- 741-0950 niwis act. PURCHASE OF A TRAILSR. A PICK- RESOLUTION •droom, vird for kldi and peU, onl Tha right li also reserved to rtlact WHEREAS, tha Mayor and Council tered the race, but only five 4' VENTNOR — Flbaralai (Ivbfidgt UP, PORTABLE RADIOS, A DUMP as previously directed all depart TATE RENTALS Bkr, 747441 A BETTER WAY - To buy or Ml nv or alt bids or to walva any in- RUCK WITH SPREADER AND A completed the swim, ac- CENTURY It Phoenix Raalty, TH II Chryiltr Marina tnglna, tltaps ormalitltl where such Informality Is enls to supply to It a list of Items of our, haad. Exctliant condition, In DUMP TRUCK WITH A SPREADER -EAN5BURG — Ramodaled tou NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONAL not detrimental . to to tha bait Inttraii personal propartv owned bv tha monlc- cording to Albert Reid, ludai many axlrai. ISSOO 344-I13S. ND SNOW PLOW, APPROPRIAT badroomi, yard for kid*, bawmant and •4-4*00. I the Township. Tht right I* also rt' palltv and no longer neaded tor public trvad to Increase or decrease IN NO MMM.M TO PAY THB COST sa, and president of the local porch. UW CHRIS CRAFT — Sportt Fish HEREOF! MAKING A DOWN TATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-4434 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Larg uaritliies specified in the manner dai WHEREAS, said lists hava baan housa naar Harbor, tavtn badroomi an, twin angina, two cabin, barth gnated In the Specification*. PAYMENT AND AUTHORIZING THE btalned, and Chamber of Commerce, KEANSBURG - Four badroom housa good vlaw, on larga lot, with lovtlv ol til), two stand up heads, thowtr SSUANCT OF BONDS OR NOTES TO WHEREAS, the Local Public Con hot/cold watar, full gallav, 110/12 volt Bidders art required to comply PINANCE THE COST OP SUCH AP which sponsored the event. at baan complaltlv rtnovattd, avary . Naads lott of work, but niton with tha requirements of P.L. I9TS, c acts Law N.J.S.A. 4OA:11-13.1 pro- hing li brand naw. «S0 plus utilities ably prlcad. Plaata call 211-OaW, •pth loundar, fighting chain, taak ROPRIATION." idei for lha public sale such Items on Included among the fin- No Mdiiury top, this pullowi dackt, survtyad, 114,000. Call 211-2104 17. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE all 717-417). Tht luccanful blddtr shall ba ra ertain terms and conditions: BRAND NEWI - Contampi _ ftar I p.m. BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE ishers was a 10-year-old is a wonderful wardrobe asset. jirtd to comply with the provlilon* of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT R ii, newt haiat in a woodad location of Mid BOROUGH OF TINTON FALLS, In the KEYPORT — Thraa _ ha Naw Jersey Prevailing Wage Act OLVED bv the Mayor and Council of Popcorns create a fascinating •modtlad, yard, UM dlatown. Cathadral calling living ALDEN OCEAN SHELL COLLAR County of Monmouth, New Jersey, (not girl, Nikkian Grasso, of hapter IM of tht Laws of 1H1, eflei he Borough of Tlnton Falls as follows: I44HU with flraplaca. Thrta badroomi, two OARS — 1171 Exctliant condition. esi than two-thirds of all m pattern of dtsijn and texture. vt January 1,1944. 1. That the following Items of per Keansburg. baths. You can choosa vour color Call 142-0730 thereof affirmatively concurring} ai Crochet of 3 ply pompadour EONARDO — Flvt roomi ThrC* BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR sonai property bt offered for Public Undar conitructlon now. W-da AMF SUNFISH — Rlggod with Harh.n llows: uctlon tale In accordance with tha Danny Bricato, 17, of Hdroomi, carpatlns, kldt, pats o.k. poiMtilon. I7»,f«. Wa hava tha plan .ND TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE yarn. Note square neckline, block and lam clttts for tasv handling OWNSHIP OF ABERDEEN. SECTION 1: Section 1 Is harabv tetutts: IM-BRO INC., BKR. ISO 544-0*05 Call today. amended to read as follows Keansburg, finished second ribbed borders. Pattern 493: Rtglitartd. Raadv to tall. Asking |425 EDWARD E. KAUFMAN, MAYOR #1) Columbia H" boy's bike, yal- CENTURY II COZENS. Rtaltori Tha Improvement described In Sac TT.'-E SILVER — Thraa-badroom Call altar 7 p.m., I7J-M1S CONSTANCE PETRILLO, low, no serial #. seat broken, with a time of 41 minutes, Siies 8-10, 1214 included. "Indapandantlv Ownad" Ion 3 of thli bond ordinance It hereby anth, family room, cantral air, flra TOWNSHIPCLERK poor condition. place, cholca location, «70 par mont U Rlvar Rd. Fair Havw COLUMBIA CHALLENGER 24' SAIL authorlied a* a general Improvemen 38 seconds. Timmy Kauf- IOAT — Fully tqulppad, slatpi four tug.27 S3* 10 #2) Motobecant, Mobvlette Ptui utllltlai, tacurltv, laaM, B42-3O2f (301) 741-UM o ba made or acquired by theBorough Moped, yallow, serial # Maka an offar. Call 741-7U7. of Tlnton Falls For the said Impro' fman, the 17-year-old son of BRAND NEW 223371S, good condition. II.SO lor each pattern Add LITTLE SILVER - Thraa badroomt if purpose stated In Mid Seed 03) Huffv, 1 spood girl's bike, marathon swimmer George garaga. Mraplaca, air. Four gigantic badroomi, living room DINGHY'S — Ell, Sklmmar, Dy«r 222 Eatontown I* hereby appropriated the turn 40c each pattern for first- with flraplaca, 14' kltchan, famll Sumner, Zodiac, MeUeler. If you can' brown, serial # 1132143. no Kauffman, finished third TIM-BRO INC, BKR. % of 190,000.00, Mid turn being Inclusive front tlrt. class airmail and handling. oom, two baths, cantral air, ind your nail dinghy at BOAT NOTICB ot all appropriations made therefoi LITTLE SILVER — ElaM-room pllancat, carpttlng. HOUSE, you don't want a dinghy. 113 There will ba a Special Meeting o ncludlng the sum of UM0 00 a* tha #4) unknown make, 10 spaed with a time of 48 minutes, taWh: Ranch, yard for kidi and pats, tlra MELMED REALTY, BROKER Ocaan Ava., Saa Bright. Hi-Mi i. he Ealontown Board of Education on down Payment for Mid Improvemen boy's blkt, brown, serial # 52 seconds. placa and more. 71-5450 41J4MQ Wednesday avening, August 21 1979 5179005*. fair condition. FIVE ANTIQUE CHRIS GRAFT — or purpose required by law • . ITATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-94)4 nd Friday evening Auguit 31. i«7f a available therefor bv virtue of pro- #5) Sears boy's bike, 10 spaad, BUYER'S BEST Mahogany boati, 11M IIS* vlnlaga The elder Kauffman also :U P.m, In lha Board of Education vision In previously adopted budge orange, serial # R7347434* MIDOLITUWN Or>« badfoom, II Four badroomt, 17' maittr badroom Wood In excellent ihapt. Ntad* torn Meeting Room, Memorial School or budget* for down payments or fo falr condition participated in the swim, no room, kllchan, porch, bath. %V$ pa II' dining room, II' kltchan, dan, bata (storing. Call ISYU4S. LAURA WHEELER Grant Avenue, Eatontown, New Jer :apltal Improvement purpotei. #41 Saklne bov't bike, 10 spaad, "tonth plui utllltlas and ona mont mant, \Vt baths, must sail. sey. The purpose of this meeting I* to white, serial #713X5, miss- but only as the last swim- SECTION 2: Section 1 of the Born Kurlty. Call 7I7-34W, atk for Iran* MELMED REALTY, BROKER iscusi Personnel Matters and ant ing raar brakes and tire, fall Ordinance li hereby amended to read mer, to insure that none of NMdlecrafl Dept 61 Itar 4 P.m. .71-SU0 4934*00 r matters that may come baton condition. FLAGSHIP MARINE eifollowi: Board. The Board may adjourn I #7) Unknown maka, 10 speed, the swimmers who tired MIDDLETOWN - Ona badroom. COLONIAL -SUvtart-old, 3000 tq. f For tha financing of said Improve bov't blkt, hand palnttd, sa- tad. 17S.W0 Bavllnar Whalar Aouasport cutive session Action may or ma ng room, kltchan, porch, bath. $ws pa ment or purpose and lo meet the part of rial #HC472, no gears or were in danger, Reid said. Tha Dally Raglstar 7I73SOO, Hobla Buccanaar Saafarar etaken. month plui utlllltat and ona mont Mid $90,000.00 appropriation not pro- brakes, poor condition. Mcuritv Call 747-MM. ask for Iran O'Dav Harpoon Phantom Lawr Raymond A. Proiett 'ided for bv application hareunder o The elder Kauffman also EAST KEANSBUHG — N«w ranc 4*1} Rots Euro, sport, 10 spaad after I p.m. Calkins Gator El Loadtr Board Secretary said down payment, negotiable bond Thraa badroomi. kltchan, living roo boy's blka, grtan. serial Johnton Outboard Eatontown Board of Education are hereby aulhorlied to be litued i finished the course. ind garaga. M2.W0 717-3500.10%dow #R72444HS, fair condition. hi 161. MM Sb. DM NAVESINK — On two acrti. Thraa Salts 1 AAA-Rattd Sarvlct • ugust 27 11/ the principal amount of WS.SOQ.OO badroomi, two bathi, kids, patt o.k Inancinfl. Compiatt Canvas Shop #1) AMF Pursuit, 14" 10 toaod The swim probably will pursuant to the Local Bond Law of Ntw blka, yellow, serial # un- tart. NY 10011. Wit DM. TIM-BRO INC., BKR, l» 5444H Jersey. In anticipation of the Itiuanc be an annual event, Reid ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR 1st Ava., Atlantic Highlands 133 Lonfl Branch known, brake handle broken ANntt,Zla.riMnllMbr. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Thra InttrClty Ralocatlon Sarvlct of Mid bond* and to temporarily fl fair condition. said. badroomi, two fiatftt, lovtly VH 142-3200 291-5600 NOTICB nance Mid improvement or PU #10) Keno 14" man's 10 spaad NEW FOR 19791 round railoentlal araa. **« month OPEN SUNDAYS Plaasa take notice that a PWWI rveootlebie note* In a principal ai purple, serial #1331404 fair utllltitt }31-4230. FAIR HAVEN — in-town Hidaawa hearing will ba held bv tha Zoning equal to Mid principal amount of bond* condition. Charming two-bedroom cotlas NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG— Board of Adlustmtnt of the Crtv of rt hereby authorized to be Issued #11) Raleigh 10 spaad, Palnttd RED BANK — Luxury flva roam lad banaath tall trees and »u County unit IOBIE 14' — Two sails, trallar. (Ona Long Branch at tha City Hall In lha Cll jrsuant to and within the limitation Hack, serial #2744301. fair Hundreds ol beautiful things roundtd with maturt planting* for wall-to-wall carpatlng. In dailrab all - travtlar blocks, ntw thli taaton of Long Branch, Naw Jersey, on Sap- escribed by the tald Law. condition. lo make! 3 tree patterns in- araa. WOO oar month. Call 741-HH. privacy. Larga ••tin kltchon, heatet ill In txcalltnt condition. Aiklng |1»S amber* at I P.M. SECTION 3: Section 4 (c) It hereb on/porch. Ona block to bus Una and #12) Schwlnn li" girl's blkt side. Send 75c. RED BANK - Bungalow, on all 747-0271, atk for Patar. Tha purpose ot this hearing Is t amended to read at follows: blue, serial #LB4714S, fla iver. In ttta haart of "Oldt Fa ontlder the application of Viola The Supplemental Debt Staieman sets dinner badroom, lane ad tor kldt and pat raar lira, fair condtlmcondl Havan". Flrtt tlma offartd at |41,N0 LENTZE MARINA —For Rarltan Ba Martin tor a variance trom the Zonln equired by MM law hat been dul apoliancti. I us. Call right away. Doatlng. Irvout barthlng Mrvlca to lion. »»»••»•• STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9O4 Ordinance of tha City of Long Branc nadt and filed In tha Office of tht #13) Kodak, Tfimllne instamallc CENTURY II COZENS, Rtaltors power and sail boats, IS to 2tV. Utad with respect to premises known ai 41 Borough Clerk and a complete boat salts 717-2131. II camera FREEHOLD - The Mon- RUMSON — Thrta badrooms. Six a "Indtptndantly Ownad" 2nd Ave, Long Branch, N.J. 07740, Lo ecuted duplicate thereof hat been filed #14) Brown leather suitcase, con 813 Rlvar Rd, Fair Havi I, Block 144 as shown on tha City Ta Printed Pattern pllancat, two-car giraga, two bairn MAKO — Marquis, Lvman In the offlca of the Director of tht laiM assorted Junk. mouth County Planning (101)741-7416 Map. Variance or use requeued Is a kldi and patt o.k., only »S00 Duranautlc, Johnson Outboardt Division of Local Government Service #15) 1 canvas golf bag, contain- follows: Board will hold Its 28th an- STATE RENTALS Bttr. 747-t434 OMC, Salat, Sarvlca and Parti In the Department of Community Af ing 7 golf clubs. Trailers. Eltctronici, Supollai To enclose front porch bv insta fair* of the Slate of New Jersey, an #U) Stereo Eight, I track tape nual conference and dinner SEA BRIGHT —On rlvar, krvalv thraa FOUR BEDROOMS — Cutt and co itorm windows and door. h statement ihowt that the gros raiKhtr. II' living room, dining roor Launching Ramp and Dockaga player, black and sllvar. s* oom brick houM' prlvatt baach on A permit for the premises was da debt of thit municipality as defined on Sept. 24 at the Squires Two-Part Softness •tvtr plus ocaan btach, t!7Spar mon larga kltchan, hot watar basaboard g Saaion ratal rial # unknown, Brv's Marina. Ntptuna, 775-7344 nled bv the Building Inspector because Mid law It increased by the author #17) Meinor Travailing Lawn >lut utllltlat, tacurliv raqulra hoat, wall-to-wall caroat, naw roof, fu nation of the bond* and not** provided Pub, 123 Monmouth Road, of lha following reasons: Insufflcitn sprinkler. 7t7-34«J bastmtnt VA/FHA buyari walcom lls bond ordinance bv 1*3,500.00 SAILBOAT - 12' Staguil with tram setback. #18) Keystone camera, auto In- UI.5O0. Call 717-1500, JTORYBOO and tha issuance of Mid obligation West Long Branch, with Bait offar. You art harabv notlflad that you stamallc, unknown If works. In, HTfet SEA BRIGHT — Two badroomi, 2 HOMES INC. authorized bv thli bond ordinance I Call 741 0J1* art privileged to bt prtstnt at sal #11) IDI Stereo I. • track tape cocktails beginning at t p.m. bath TownhouM, prlvatt btach, patl permitted bv the exception provided I FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY hearing and present any and all oblK plaver, serial # unknown, waihar/dryar, with, or without carw SEARS — 12' Gamaflthtr, 7rt h. paragraph (g) of Mid Section 40A:2- lions which you may have to tha gram condition unknown. ing, hardwood floon, traniportatlon REALTORS motor, 10-tpaad alactrlc motor, all a of Mid law to the datrt limitation pre- ing of said variance. #20) Craig Pioneer, I track tape schoolt and NYC. Call 741-7117. 2 Woodland Dr.—Mlddtatown—471* :tllant, S500 firm. 111-1711. scribed bv Mid law. 244 West Long Branch For fall, its the two-piece Dated: Ho-71 player, serial # unknown, dress—lean torso, yoke-gathered, HALF ACRE + 70 STARCRAFT 17' 1174 — Flbarglai, Violet Marti SECTION 4: This bond ordlnanc condition unknown. NOTICI Four badroomi, 13' mailar btdroo Appellant soft but with a new sense ol 104 Winter Rtntals h.p. motor, axcallant condition, l< shall take effect 20 davi after tha fir* #21) 1170 GMC dump truck —•»- Tlw Wttt Lonfl Brtnch Board ot living room with flraplact. 12' fam hourt, slip Includad, HS00 542-1473 August 17 S1.J0 publication thereof after final adoption rial #CM411Z154547 (R-11). Educillon will hold 1 Special Work- slendemess overall. Cusp in room, dan, full baMmtnt, luxury bath ?47442J. at provided by Mid Local Bond Law, #21) 1170 Diamond Rao refuse ililon, Augutt It • 8:00 p.m., Frank SEA BRIGHT —Furnished rtudtat_ garage, araa +. NOTICE (packer & body) writ) Anlonldtt School, to dlscuii a personal checks, smart in vibrant solids. motal unit*—maid wrvlce, all utIII11 Please take notice that a publ PUBLIC NOTICE MELMED REALTY, BROKER SUNFISH 1175 — And trallar, 1 The foregoing Ordinance wai i #DRB44DCSMS*2 (S3). matttr. Clottd sctilon. No official ac- includtd Low wlntar ratal by tha da hearing will be held bv lha Zonln tion to bt taken. Printed Pattern 9178: Half 671-HM condition, traduced and patted first reading at #211 117JChevrolet Belalr-strl week or month. No taata or securlf Call afttr * p.m., 731-1744 Board of Adjustment of tha Cltv 4 al # IKHK3T177411 (bid* Sim lOVi, I2W. 14b, 16H. TRADE WINDS MOTEL, 143-1137, HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTING Long Branch al tha Cltv Hall In lha Clt special meeting of the Mayor and Coui ftobtrt Tarantolo of the Borough of Tlnton Falls hel Inspector car). M. S«'v But. Manager 18b, 20b. Siie 14tt (bust 37) Call tha Ktrr Agtncv, Inc. of Long Branch. Ntw Jertev, on Sept #24) 1174 Plymouth Fury —serial »3t Rlvtr Rd., Fair Havan, 741-4477 t,1171a1l:0QP.M. Auguit 21, 1979, and said Ordlnanc Dated: AuouitH,me 154 Recreational will be further considered for final pa AuguitlT UM takes 3 1/8 yards 60 inch 105 SummtrRtntaU Tha purpose of this hearing Is t #PH«1U*D1H7K> (Car #1) HAZLET NEW 34' BILEVEL tag* ai a regular meeting of said gov Vehicles . consider the application of W.. #251 117* Plymouth Fury —serial Ing body to be held on Sept. 11,1979 Aluminum tiding, half-brick. ta2,*00 Mahonev Inc. for a variance from tha #PH41U»D1H7I1 (Car #1) el 1:11 p.m. at the Borough Hall, Tinto IMOIIwr Public Notlc.i HIGHLANDS — Furnlihaa naw condo 717-3500 Zoning Ordinance of tha City of Lo- #2t) 1177 Dodga Monaco — serial tmt 11.50 for each pattern. .. SELF-CONTAINED - Yallow Falls. Ntw Jersey at which tlmt and llvt mlnutas from Sandy Hook, im Branch with ratpact topramltatknoi #DM41K7D24U15 (Car #4 DKAZIN AMD WAK»H»W, (Ml MATAWAN — Thrat-bedroom ranc slona. sltwi savin or alght. Good con- Place all persons desiring to be hear Add 40c each pattern lor first- madlata occupancy. 1100 waak at 1 Atlantic Ava., Long Branch, N. — Body & frame damage) Strathmora. Mint condition. Wall- dition. 11200 Call *7i 14*4 Ihereon will be given full opportunity. (hrouah Sapt. Sacurlly. 21i-»M. 07740. Lot S. Block 470 as shown on tha #27) Spreader w/o controls. class airmail and handling. wall carpatlng, ctntral air, many a JEROMES. REE Cltv Tai Map. Variance requeued Is a #21) 3M #107 Copier Model tras. Princlpali only. Asking I7»,ta CHEVROLET VAN 117* — Custom Borough Cler M M, Mm Mran mn follows: To convert axlttlng third floo # S3SO71. tMttl 201-S44-1205 Inltrlor by Landmark, four swlvat ca Aug. 17 130.00 (111) 7 at 1:00 P.M. on the Fair KEANSBURG — Nlca room with kit W.J. Mahonev Inc mouth, Naw Jtrsav. Not lets than two- September 14th, nn at *:00 o'clock In tionl Lovalv dtcor throughout, " Chtck our unbtatabla thirds of all the members thereof af grounds behind the. Boro Hall, 154 Tin the forenoon, wa, CARMINE 01 an and prlvata tnlrinca. living room, caramle kllchan and low ratti and compart, ffl-0471 APPELAN Call 7i7-urr William j.Mahona firmed vely concurring), al follows Avenue with ooan bidding only. Nc MELLA. MARIE IRENE BENAROOS m w*u in*«.. km Y«t. laroa badroomi, utility room, nalur Section 1. Tha Improvement da tealad bids to bt accepted, ant •nd NICOLE CHARLOTTE woodwork throughout. Baautlful ha President 1 Resident Agent IT 10011. rrtd HaaM. M- KEANSBURG — Roomt by waa 210 Lost a Found August 17 scribed In Section 1 of this bond 0 pavmant must bt bv cash, certlflt< BENARDOS, an Infant by Mr mother month. Plaata call 717-3111 or 7IT< wood floori. Attachad garagt. G dlnance Is harabv authorized mat check or bank treasurer's check and and natural guardian. MARIE IRENE htttlng tytttm. Spactoul and crtaar the full amount of tha bid for aach II* 1 tor Information. NOTICB era! Improvement to ba mada or ac BENARDOS. mall aprtv to the Superi- homt. Auuma •% VA mortgag must bt paid Immediately and LOST — 14' Glaiitron, 40 h.p. Marcu Pleaw takt notice that a publ qulrad by tha Borough of Tlnton Fal or Court ol New Jnn. « the Mon. KEYPORT — Furnlthad btdroom a Paymantj appronlmattlv U50 month For tha said Improvement! or purpose BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED mouth County Court House. Freenok), All the new clothes you need bath, by waak. Prafar lady. IY. Including tarn, principal, Intar tnglna. goad rtward. Call colltct (MM hearing will ba held bv the Zonlr 313-7013, (201) 79M1II. Board of Adluttment of tha Cltv stated In tald Section 3, than Is hereb that tha Borough Administrator may Ntw Jertev. for I Judgment author- lor your busy life ate In our U4-7I07 and Inturanca. Atkln* «5.SO0. 1 appropriated the turn of IKWOO.OO, sa withdraw any Item prior lo tha sale Ulna NICOLE CHARLOTTI 717-5500, STORYBOOK HOMES INC Long Branch at the Cltv Hall In the Cl LOST LARGE TURTLE - sum being Inclusive of all approprl and BENARDOS to eitume the name NIC- SPRlUG-SUMMER PATTtflN MARLBORO TOWNSHIP -Furnlthad of Long Branch, New Jertay, on Stpt OLE CHARLOTTE Ol MELLA. two rooms and bath. Plncknav Rd., Rad Bank 1979 at 8:00 P.M, lions mada thartfor and Including the BE IT RESOLVED that lha CATALOQI Dresses, tops, turn «f HMO.00 as lha down pavmen Phona «*-«•* aiur 4 MIDDLETOWN - Custom Cofonl Call 741-0771 The purpose of thli hearing I* Borough reserves the right to rejec CARMINE 01 MELLA skirts, pants, vests, (ackets. ctnttr hall dttlgn, park-Ilka Mttlng, for ttld Improvement or purpose r any and all bids at the completion ot lha LOST - Famala Calico Cat, "Tabby consider tha application of Mr. Edwai qulrtd by law and now avallabla iher MARIE IRENE IENARDOS, OCEANPORT - Furnished room and acrt (rttd lot. four largo bedroom*,: C. Dorr 1 Laura for a variance fro sala. Individually Plus $150 (ree pattern bath, with prlvatt entrance. Phone batht, family room. If country kltt Shrawiburv araa, Aug. 11- Tan yta tor bv virtue of provision In previous! All salts as is without any reweientt old. Call 741-5*74. the Zoning Ordinance of tht Cltv adopted budget or budgets for MARIE IRENE BENARDOS. coupon. Send 75c. 741-7575 davi. Eve* 1IV-US7. an. formal dining room, two-car g Long Branch with respect to premli lion or warranty of any kind and sub- •I mother SIZES 16/2-20/2 ram, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOM payment or for capital Improvame ject to conditions of sal* to be an RED BANK — Lirgt lov«ly room REWARD - Lost Slbtrlan Husky poo- known as 44 S. Fifth Ava., Lorn purposes. and natural guardian at ON THE BLOCK. $17,t00. Call 717-5500 py, black/whlta. answars to namt Branch, Lot 77. Block 233 at thowi nouncadatthesalt. NICOLE CHARLOTTE BENARDOS nlctlv furnished, titan and com STORYBOOK HOMES INC. Aug. 17, Sapt 4 177.« fortablt, privatt «nlranc«. MI-MSO Nicky. Colts NKk. Call taMMf. the City Tax Map Section 2. For tha financing of sa Aug. 17 111.40 •••< Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. ' MONDAY, AUGUST271979 The MtyRegtoter 21 HEADS,I WIN!! 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FUEL GONE..A POUCBPLANPINS WHEN YOU \ ^ 816 A*MV SET TO THAT \_f) 816 ARMY CAMP IH CAMP IN THE THE SKV?/ SKY YOU'LL BE SORRY YOU LOAPEP. BEETLE.' 22 The DrilyRegfa*u SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1979 Monmouth plans last week; LET RITE AID Bid returns, cops allowance FILL YOUR NEXT \ By JOE HINTELMANN Nemeti; Delta Crisis, 114, no rider; Bravest Chief, 117, John Ruane; Bill Wheeler, 113, no rider, and the coupling of OCEANPORT — Three stakes events and a continuation Mannerless, 114, Jorge Tejeira and Maynard, 110, Danny PRESCRIPTION of the New Jersey-bred yearling show highlight the last week Nied. in. AK> wui nu ANT tmuAHi ftoairriOK i of racing at Monmouth Park for 197V. Spectacular Bid ReUrat AT AMOnm MtX STMI S1MP1T HMO IN T«N COKT *(**(• AND VI Tomorrow morning at 10 a.m., the outstanding New Jer- STANTON, Del. — Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Will CAU TOM PNTUCIAN MM TMI NKOUIT INNMMATMMI sey-fared yearlings, colts and fillies will be Judged In the Spectacular Bid ended an almost three-month absence from walking ring. The first segment of the competition took place racing in spectacular fashion yesterday, capturing an (18,000 last week at Atlantic City and the four finalists from each allowance race at Delaware Park in track-record time. division of the first two shows will vie in the runoff Sept. 12 at NOT BISTOMSIIll rO* TYPOGtAMtlCAl ERRORS The Meadowlands. Spectacular Bid had not raced since June 9, the day bis Triple Crown hopes were shattered by a third-place finish in t••••••••••••••••• The series is sponsored by the Thoroughbred Breeders' the Belmont Stakes. The loss in the Belmont was shrouded by RITE AID. SPIRAL Association of New Jersey in conjunction with the New Jersey mystery when it was disclosed after the race that the 3-year- Department of Agricuture's Equine Advisory Board. old son of Bold Bidder had injured a foot by stepping on a pin Featured tomorrow afternoon is the »JJ,875 New Jersey in his stall the morning of the race. Breeders' Stakes for 2-year-olds at six furlongs. The Little 5 SUBJECT Silver Handicap and the Choice Handicap, both $50,000 dis- But there were no signs of the injury Sunday as Spec- tance events over the turf course, will be presented this tacular Bid gave new jockey Bill Shoemaker one of the easiest Saturday and Labor Day respectively. The 17-day meeting rides of his career. closes next Monday, Labor Day. The pride of Hawksworth Farm carried 122 pounds includ- V/i" x *" Sui Generis Stable's Thanks To Tony, winner of two of ing the 48-year-old Shoemaker, over the 11-16 mile test In three career races, heads a field of 11 In the New Jersey 1:413-5 en route to an ever-widening 17-lenjrth victory. 200 SHEETS Bateders Stakes. He will carry 118 pounds including jockey Spectacular Bid, who is now slated to run In the Marlboro Carlos Lopez Cup at Belmont Park, returned $2 10 and $2.10. There was no Other entrants are Gotham Hour, US, Steve Klidzia; show betting. Table Runner, 114, no rider; Jabep, 117, Don MacBeth; Dan Armada Strike finished second and Not So Proud was third Dan Dandy, US, Buck Thornburg; Countess B.B., 114, Bill in the five-horse field.

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