Monday Polish general warns Holmdel native shatters Specials Solidarity leaders, A3 own javelin mark: Sports The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL.105 NO. 55 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1982 25 CENTS Syrians begin own Beirut exodus

By FAROUK NASSAU Brigade, including its commander, Col. Omar throughout the former PLO enclave. Unlike the Palestine Liberation Organization forces," said Arafat, who claims victory be- Hallal, was to travel to the Syrian border tomor- Lebanon's state television said yesterday evacuees, the Syrians looked subdued as they cause invading Israelis did not storm west BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - A Syrian army row. that Christian-led Lebanese army units planned left the city where they served under Arab Beirut. garrison, trapped by Israel In the Lebanese Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, the Israeli Cabinet to move into west Beirut this week for the first League mandate as peacekeepers between Leb- Various media reports and PLO sources said capital along with PLO chairman Yasser Arafat yesterday rejected a U.S. proposal for a de- time since the civil war. anon's rightist Christians and an alliance of he would leave today or tomorrow. Arafat has and Ms guerrillas, left we»t Beirut by road today militarized Palestinian state in the Israeli-oc- Qolleilat told The Associated Press he op- leftist Moslems and Palestinians since the until the week's end to leave under the cease- as Arafat and his remaining fighters prepared to cupied West Bank of the Jordan River and Gaza poses the Christian-commanded army moving 1975-76 civil war. fire arranged by U.S. presidential envoy Philip evacuate their former stronghold. Strip, where 1.3 million Palestinians live. into west Beirut and vowed his men will fight if The Syrian and PLO evacuation is expected C. Habib. Plume-helmeted Italian sharpshooters, part The Israeli-state radio said Prime Minister either the Israelis or Christian militiamen loyal to be completed by Wednesday and Beirut news- An Athens newspaper said he would go to of the 2,100 man tri-national peacekeeping Menachem Begins government warned the en- to President-elect Bashir Gemayel tried to cross papers said Lebanese Prime Minister Shafik Greece. One source close to the PLO, however, the "Green Line ' dividing the city into Moslem force, escorted the 298-vehicle Syrian convoy out tire 1979 Camp David peace accords would col- Wazzan would then demand that Israeli forces, said he would leave by ship for Cyprus and then of the city's Galerie Semaan crossing past Is- west and Christian east. lapse if the United States or Egypt tried to who invaded Lebanon on June 6, also leave the by plane to Tunisia. The leftist Beirut daily, As- raeli lines without Incident. change the agreement to permit Palestinian Lebanese army officers yesterday said the capital. Safir, said Israel vetoed a plan for him to go It was unclear whether they would return to autonomy. Syrian evacuees took 10 Soviet-made T-54 tanks Although Arafat's travel plans remained overland to Syria. Syria or Join other Syrian troops deployed in With only about 1,000 to 2,000 guerrillas re- and several armored personnel carriers, artil- closely guarded, he said he would leave the city Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, one eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. maining in the Lebanese capital, leftist Leba- lery pieces and anti-aircraft guns. A life-sized that has been his power base for 12 years of Israel's sharpest critics in the Reagan admin- It was the first group of about 3,000 Syrian nese militiamen have set up their own check- poster of Syrian President Hafez Assad was "publicly, definitely." istration, planned this week to visit officials in troops scheduled to leave the Israeli-ejtcircled hung from the muzzle of an anti-aircraft gun points and plastered posters and pictures of "Don't forget that I am the chairman of the Egypt and Israel and see the 800 U.S. Marines west Beirut. Another battallion of the 85th mounted on the convoy's lead jeep. Moslem militia commander Ibr him QoIleUat PLO and the leader of the Palestinian armed See Syrian, page A3 Record lows chill beach attendance

Early morning temperatures today were ex- pected to be unseasonably cool, but not nearly as chilling as the readings yesterday morning that shattered at least two records In New Jersey and sent would-be beachgoers scurrying for their sweaters in Monmouth County. New records were set in Newark and the Atlantic City area, where the readings in the 40s kicked on dormant furnaces, sent residents scurrying for blankets, and forced shivering early churchgoers to hunt for coats packed away for the summer. The cold air mass that barreled across the state from the Great Lakes tent the mercury plunging In Newark yesterday morning to 45 — one degree warmer than Burlington, Vt. — and made it the coldest August day ever at Newark International Airport. "We had 45 degrees here at 5:20," said Walter Blake, a NWS specialist at the airport. "The record for today's date was 90 in IMS." "According to the records here, this is the lowest minimum we've had for August. The previous record low was 47 degrees," set on Aug. 31, 1934. Blake said Festival faces The unseasonably cold weather thinned out beach crowds at Gateway National Recreation Meredith Dwver of Little Silver plys her face-palntlng trade on Kyle Hartung of Long Folk Festival, which drew a record 12,000 people to Sandy Hook. Meanwhile, Raymond Area at Sandy Hook and other area beaches. Branch, left, while Patrick Griffing of Keansburg displays the finished product, center. Keller II demonstrates the traditional "South Jersey style" of torch-method glass And it was even chillier at beaches In the Griffing was one of countless Impromptu clowns set loose on yesterday's International blowing, right. southern part of the state. The NWS office at the Federal Aviation Administration Technical Center at the airport in Pomona, 10 miles inland from Atlantic City, noted a low temperature of 41. That shattered Sandy Hook Folk Festival lures 12,000 the old record of 46, set in 1888 and matched in 1965. . And, as the only food stand featuring beer And a low of S3 was recorded at the Atlantic ByJOASTRIDGLADING people came in droves to hear. for a life on the road, when he lost his sight in City Marina. They came by car and by boat, they bicycled 1960. and wine — both Greek, of course - their line of waiting customers was by far the longest. Bob Gager, an NWS weatherman in Pomona, Oh, you're gonna need somewhere to lay and they walked, they traveled the beaches, And yesterday, while sitting alone on the shrugged off the records as "really not that roads and bay to hear him and others — to watch stage overlooking the bay, his white-tipped cane With equally altruistic motives, the Thunder- unusual." When your time conies to die... native American dances and Scottish bagpipers on the floor behind him, his harmonica seemed bird dancers rallied a crowd of thousands to the Lord when I met the savior, — to taste Greek cuisine — to scrutinize while beat of an Indian drum and improvised pow wow "It's definitely not bizarre," said Gager, to recreate the rhythmic clicking of a train's Loag time ago, craftsmen breathed life into obsolete arts. dances, loosely based on traditional dances of adding that some kind of record is broken every wheels and the blow of its whistle in the night. Smith, along with scores of other performers warriors' reenactments of their combat prow- year. "I think that's why people put them there I made preparations Only 100 yards away, the shouts of and craftsmen, drew a record audience of 12,000 — to break them." CUM I knew 1 had to go. "Souvlaki" by Greek vendors turned a part of ess. And so sang authentic Mississippi blues to yesterday's Sandy Hook Folk Festival, ac- the National Park into the streets of the Athe- Based in New York, the group's members "I think it's quite a relief from the 90-degree singer Dan Smith, a 71-year-old blind, black cording to park officials' estimates. nian Plaka. The profits from the stand, one are descended from most major American temperatures we were having and the high Alabamian, breaking off to accompany himself Originally from Perdue Hill, Alabama, member explained in a heavy accent, will go tribes. All proceeds, explained "chief" Louis humidity," he said. "This is beautiful out here Smith spent most of his life working itinerant into a building fund for the Kimisis Tis Theo- Mofsie, go to the Thunderbird Indian Scholar- today." on a harmonica he played like a four part harmony. jobs on railroads, farms, docks and in turpentine iokiHI Church in Holmdel: "We have the land ship Fund for American Indian students. One climatologist, James Newman of forests. He resumed his music, long discarded but no church yet." • See Sandy, page A4 Purdue University, said the reason for the un- And as with the Pied Piper of Hamlin, the seasonably cool weather is a "cold air pool — larger than it should be — over the North Pole and extending down through Canada." He said a' Mexican volcano that erupted in April spewed enormous quantities of ash into the Commercial zone near park urged atmosphere and left a dust cloud north from the equator to about Oklahoma City. The cloud reflects sunlight, Newman said, cooling the land By ANDREW SHEEHAN 'Hopefully, the park and the bid within 45 day, with construction expected beneath It. Temperatures in some Northeastern spots were downright frigid Sunday morning. The 1 tar E mercury dipped to 22 degrees in East Haven, at:2?=r^vss::s "*•-v*- "' ""' ^SSBTJSSSSS. Vt , and in Thomas, W. Va., it was 28 degrees. lowing high-rise and commercial develop- « <*">«">« ""< administration offices and And the cold carried an added weight at ment in residential zones west of the 33-acre holders and the city government last week confessl???., ... , Killington, a Vermont ski retort. It snowed park struck an agreement bringing t2 million in «" « 1f )L " _? . *?A, ,. K?K! But the snow was expected to be quickly west of the park could open up the investment dune restoration at the park Beach Club. The county will demolish he gone. After all, it is August. potential of North Long Branch, especially if Part and parcel of the agreement is an present garage at the southern end of the zoning is changed in the residential zones assurance by the Board of Freeholders that P*1*. MM. num. from JoUne Avenue to the Monmouth Beach they will not acquire a 22-acre parcel be- J1* Pf0)^' ™cM" ^«li • H 12? . border. tweVn the park site and Ocean Boulevard for landscaping work and »150,000m dune resto- Muscillo said a gentlemen', agreement parking and ancillary purposes. Z%?ZZfl^fZS.new»^?t Index prohibiting the county from acquiring addi- The agreement voids a 1980 pact requiring ?mp'",*at* hou»* and • new acce" P011" " BUSINESS AS tional acreage near the park, combined with the city to turn over the land to the county. the northwest secuon. the construction of Ocean Boulevard from Muscillo said the completion of Ocean County Parks Director James J. Truneer CLASSIFIED C6 m m late planl! to LIFESTYLE B2 Atlantic to Joline avenues, makes the proper- Boulevard to Joline Avenue some time this ™<\ ** ^ L^' "? ' , * [ ties ripe for development. year, combined with the park improvements, «»'*'"« for addlUonal.state Green Acres or FAMILY B1 "I would like to see a mixed use of high- jransforms the general area, presently zoned |«ler«l ^^ and Conservation grants used to 16 curren im provem SPORTS C1 rise condominiums and commercial develop- (or residential use, into valuable commercial '""I" ' , ,^V nrinrll... Tnu1cer coun y P INSIDE STORY, page A2 ment in the area," Muscillo said "Hopeful- rea| estate "" "* ' "? £T ^ . ly, the park and the new road can bring 'I think we should certainly take advan- •r\toi"empt ^'TTJSS^L %™?* developmlt like we've already seen in West tage of the new development,," Musci.lo l^^^j^S^Z •M TraM Am * Firebird! In stock. Rassaa Poatiac- ANTHONY J. MUSCILLO The Monmouth County Board of Free- Freeholder Director Harry Larrison Jr. See Commercial, page A4 Broad St -Red Bank 741 5180 A2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, AUGUST 30.1982 THE STATE Ford pitches in for Smith PEOPLE EWING (AP) — U.S. Rep. Christ- raised $120,000 and expects to spend Earlier this month Ford appeared in opher Smith has received an extra about $350,000 in his campaign against Monmouth County for state As- • 60 state workers get pink slip? $20,000 in campaign funds and the luster Democrat Joseph P. Merlino semblywoman Marie Muhler, who is TRENTON — For 60 state employees, the months long of a top-name endorsement thanks to Ford noted that Merlino held a fund- trying to unseat Democratic Rep. political fight over the state budget has now produced the the appearance of former President raiser last month with an appearance by James Howard, and he appeared anoth- harsh reality of layoff notices effective Sept. 17. Gerald R. Ford. former Vice President Walter F. Mon- er time with both Rep. Jamea Courter ol Letters were issued Friday to 60 "provisional" employees Smith, 29, a Republican from Hamil- dale. Morris County, who is running for re- in the departments of Treasury and State, officials say. ton, is making his first re-election bid "Well, that's a lot of baggage to election, and Rep. Millicent Fenwlck, from the 4th District, which the state Provisional employees are those hired without Civil Ser- carry," Ford quipped as he began to the Republican U.S. Senate candidate. Legislature redistricted as an area dom- vice status and therefore may be fired without the state's criticize Mondale and former President Smith was elected to Congress in complex rules about seniority inated by Democratic votes. The dis- trict includes the Monmouth County mu- Jimmy Carter for allowing inflation and 1980, defeating veteran Democratic They are the first to actually receive pink slips since interest rates to rise to record levels Rep. Frank Thompson, who was Republican Opv. Thomas H. Kean, blaming the Legislature nicipalities of Allentown, Roosevelt and Upper Freehold. after Ford left office in 1977. charged with bribery and conspiracy in lor cutting his budget, announced layoffs two weeks ago the undercover Abscam operation. Ford said yesterday he decided to Ford downplayed his position on I'nder Kean s order, 1,352 full-time and 118 part-time President Reagan's tax increase bill, Thompson has been convicted but still positions will disappear by Oct. 1, shrinking the state's campaign for Smith because the Re- which Congress passed this month. Ford proclaims his innocence and is appeal- current 63 O00-member work force. publican National Committee "thought supported the bill, while Smith voted ing. The state's current $6 2 billion budget is $200 million less it was a very important race." j Smith had run against Thompson un- "With a fine Republican incumbent against it. than Kean had requested The cuts were made because the successfully in 1978. state Senate refused to pass the new 5 percent gasoline tax like Chris, we ought to make a max- "It was a tough decision for every- imum effort to return him," Ford said body," Ford said of the tax vote. "You His previous political experience that Kejn recommended was primarily as executive director of Loaders ul the Democrat-controlled Legislature have said at a news conference at Mercer County can have a diversity of views in the Airport, where he posed for pictures Republican Party, and I think tosom e New Jersey Right to Life, the state's the budget ruts did not shrink the funds for salaries But Kean major anti-abortion group. ; h;is ^ald layoffs are necessary nonetheless because the Demo- with Smith, his family and local Re- degree that's healthy. You don't want publican officeholders. everybody in the same mold " Merlino, a state legislator for 14 crats cut parts of the budget that cannot be reduced, and the years and the Senate president for four nnlv way to I nul the necessary money is to fire workers. Then Ford spent about one hour at Smith did not comment on his tax years, helped draw the congressional It is still not known exactly which people will lose their the Trenton Country Club having brunch vote. redistricting map. lobs with Smith supporters, including 22 Ford said this was his 21st campaign The 4th District, which Includes Civil Service workers are protected by rules saying they guests who paid $1,000 each. appearance around the country this year most of Mercer County and many towns may remain in state service if they choose to "bump" Smith's press secretary. Bill for Republican candidates. In all, he in Burlington and Camden counties, was someone else of lower seniority It could take weeks for the Rickett, said the affair would provide said, he expects tocampaig n in 30 U.S. APakata bumping procedure to be completed deliberately drawn to include a large $20,000 after expenses. House races, six U.S. Senate races and number of towns that traditionally vote RECORD VOYAGE — American yachtsman Bill Rickett said Smith has previously five or six gubernatorial elections. Democratic. Dunlop approaches the quayside at Falmouth, Eng- Kate hikes no longer automatic land, early yesterday after completing a record cross- NEWARK — The provision that auto insurance companies ing of the Atlantic in his yacht Wind's Will. automatically get rate increases each year is "no longer necessary' in legislation to revise the state's auto insurance Quarter-ton sex offender l.i ws according to the chief sponsor of the bill Assemblyman Michael Adubato, D-Essex, has recom- Atlantic record mended amending the section of the bill that proposes auto- matic rate increases. . has day in court tomorrow Adubato said he would propose the change to the Assembly set by yachtsman Hanking jnd Insurance Committee, which he chairs. TRENTON (AP) — Mercer County more time to prepare his case and would Barlow originally had scheduled a The provision is no longer needed because Insurance authorities and the attorney for con- not be ready to argue tomorrow that the Sept. 17 hearing date on the request for By .The Associated Press I'ommii'ipner, Joseph Murphy last month granted a 15 victed sex offender Joseph "Jo Jo" 33-year-old Giorgianni should remain a new sentence. But he announced last percent rale increase to most car insurers in the state, Giorgianni say they plan to call several free on three years' probation — the Wednesday he would move up the date FALMOUTH, England - American yachtsman BUI \iluha1o said witnesses at a hearing tomorrow on a sentence Barlow handed down on order- at the request of Mercer County Prose- Dunlop stepped shakily ashore from his 9-foot-one-inch craft The original bill introduced two months ago by Adubato prosecutor's motion toretur n Giorgian- ing the restaurateur's release. cutor Philip Carchman. yesterday to a champagne welcome and the new world record and Assembly minority leader Dean Gallo, R-Morris, called ni to prison. for crossing the Atlantic west toeas t in the smallest boat. lor automatic rale increases to equal the average rate in- Authorities say that could mean the "It feels like I'm standing on a sponge," Dunlop said as he crease over the last three years hearing, in Mercer County Superior set foot on land for the first time in 78 days and fell into the Hate increase proposals currently must be submitted to Court, could last more than one day. embrace of his wife, Pamela. hjrance commissioner for approval The court date tomorrow was set To cheers of several hundred onlookers, Mrs. Dunlop Friday, when a motion by Giorgianni's sprayed champagne on the sails of the boat, Wind's Will — attorney, E. John Wherry, topostpon e smaller than a family car — in which her 41-year-old husband Boy, 12, critically burned the hearing was turned aside by a state made his historic solo crossing. MAHWAH A 12-year-old boy remains in critical condi- appeals court. Wherry was ordered to Then she helped her salt-encrusted spouse up the steps tion today in a hospital burn unit after he and two other youths have his client ready for tomorrrow's from the dockside for a champagne breakfast. were caugnt in a fire here in an abandoned chicken coop they hearing Dunlop, a former truck driver from Mechanic Falls, had converted into a clubhouse The 500-pound Giorgianni posted Maine, looked exhausted. He had his close moments in the Raymond LeVier was listed in critical condition at the $15,000 bail last Tuesday to remain free. trip, which tumbled the record set only two weeks ago by litasslands Hum Center at Westchester County.Medical Cen- He had been ordered back on bail last British former commando T»m McClean. ter in Valhalla NY. a nursing supervisor said today. Monday while prosecutors continued ef- Wind's Will set out from Portland, Maine, on June 13 and The youth suffered second- and third-degree burns over 50 forts to return him to prison. was missing for 27 days until it was sighted Aug. 14 in the percent of his body above the waist following the blaze Giorgianni's release triggered a western approaches toth e British isles. vestenliiv morning, said Mahwah Police Sgt. Al Derisio. furor in the Trenton area, and Gov. Wearing oil skins but suffering from sores caused by The blaze apparently was touched off by one of two Thomas II Kean asked state Attorney constant drenchings in salt water, Dunlop told reporters his candles the boys were using for illumination, police said. General Irwin Kimmelman to assist worst moment was Aug. 13, when the boat almost turned over LeV'iers 14-year-old brother Gregory, was uninjured, Mercer County authorities in efforts to in a storm. • Derisio said T H Barron. a 17-year-old friend, suffered return Giorgianni to jail. twins on his hands when he pulled Raymond from the building One of the appellate judges, Superior American, 65, swims channel lind rolled his sleeping bag on the grass in an effort to stamp Court Judge Robert A Matthews, said out the flames, Densiosaid Friday that he refused to delay the DOVER, England — Feeling "old and cold," American hearing because "in the interests of school principal Ashby Harper, 68, splashed into the record Revised plan may save millions justice, this hearing should be held APaHata books over the weekend as the oldest person ever toswi m forthwith " ACCIDENT AFTERMATH — This is the wreckage of one of the airplanes across the English Channel. NKWAKK - A health official says a federal grant for the involved in a two-plane crash yesterday near Essex County Airport. revision of the current Medicaid system may save the state a "This case before the public ap- "I think my swim shows there are plenty of things people substantial portion of the program's $60 million a year bill for pears to be bizarre," Matthews added. can do when they are over 65," Harper told reporters early hospital emergency care Giorgianni, the owner of a Trenton yesterday "There is no need toretir e from anything." Harper, a 1939 graduate of Princeton University, returned New Jersey has received the $250,000 federal grant to steak house, was convicted of carnally Two dead, one injured •ivisc its present program that pays hospital emergency abusing and debauching the morals of a here by boat at 1.30 a.m. (8:30 p.m. EDT Saturday) after rooms up to in times more than physicians to provide the 14-year-old girl in 1978 in the back of his swimming across the 21 'vmile channel dividing England and same care, said Thomas M Russo, director of the Division of restaurant following 2-plane crash France in 13 hours 52 minutes. Medical Assistance and Health Services Superior Court Judge Richard J.S. Judges said he really swam between 30 and 36 miles because Channel swimmers are pushed about by tides. A private doctor's, fee for a visit is $9, but emergency Barlow Jr. sentenced Giorgianni to 15 FAIRFIELD (AP) — Authorities ington, was slightly injured when he "The time was jolly good," said Audrey Scott, secretary looms that provide the same care are remitted $70 to $90from years in prison, but Giorgianni was re- have identified the bodies of a flight crash-landed his Cessna 150 adjacent to J of the Channel Swimming Association that monitors all \1» 'IICIII1 Russo said leased Aug 6 after only a week behind instructor and his student, who were a runway at the airport, according to bars swims. killed when their light plane collided Irwin Goldstein, regional duty officer "It's a good average for anyone — and no one as old as our Oyster Creek back in service The release came on Barlow's orders with another plane and crashed near the for the Federal Aviation Administration after the judge heard a medical report Essex County Airport. young Mr. Harper has ever tried it before," Mrs. Scott said. I..VKY TOWNSHIP - The Oyster Creek nuclear gener- at John F. Kennedy International Air- and other testimony saying the obese Pilot Carlos Rodriguez, 27, of Harper, from Albuquerque, N.M., turns 66 next month. He iting station has returned to service after a two-week shut- port in New York. inmate's life could be threatened by the F'assaic, and student Haynesley Thom- is headmaster of Albuquerque Academy, a private elemen- • lov.n lor maintenance, according to a spokesman for the absence of lack of air conditioning in the as, 40, of Brooklyn, NY., were killed The plane piloted by Rodriguez, tary and high school. l"iw-r plant jail cells and lack of access to oxygen. yesterday when their Cessna 172 belonging to General Aviation Co. at Harper was born in Washington Crossing, N.J. and swam small debris and marine growth were removed from four Giorgianni suffers from asthma and crashed after the in-flight collision. The Teterboro Airport, collided with Diaz' competitively for three years at Princeton, in addition to Neat exchangers inside the plant, spokesman Dave Klucsik high blood pressure, among other ail- pilot of the other plane managed to plane under clear blue skies and plum- playing on the university baseball and football teams. aid yesterday Heat exchangers act as coolants, he said ments, the medical report and other crash-land his craft and walk away from meted at 9:21 a.m. into a wooded area "Now I feel the happiest man alive," he said. "But when I In generating station's power output would be increased testimony stated. the wreck, authorities said. about a half-mile from the airport, po- I finished that swim and crawled out of the water I felt old and gradually from yesterday until today, he said' Wherry had argued that he needed Mario Christopher Diaz, 31, of Irv- lice said. cold." THE INSIDE STORY THE WEATHER

Monday world normally like their four paws on METS CONTINUE STREAK - But terra firma. but here's a dog that has it's a streak of bad luck, unlucky 13 no The Forecast For 8 p.m. EOT The Weather Elsewhere Tool weather should prevail at least mastered a variety of aquatic skills. See Monday. August 30 less as the Amazin's brought their con- • High Temperatures HI La Prc Otfk Lltila Rock 91 44 cdv ihrouRh tomorrow, but today's sunny story, page .' Bl. Albany 47 J4 clr Lot Angalas to 47 cdv secutive losses up to an even baker's Albuqua M 41 cdv Loulsvlllt 79 SS rn skies should warm things up/Somewhat dozen. The Braves beat them, 9-4. See Amarlllo 94 47 cdv Lubbock 44 cdv SURPRISE! - Amos Henderson's Anchor am SS SO S3 r i Mamphls 91 71 cdv with a high around 70 by mifl-afternoon story, page Cl. 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Tropical storm is brewing SANTA BARBARA, Calif, (AP) - He he had previously vetoed. promised^an attempt would be made to over- Mark Hatfield, R-Ore , chairman of the ap- MIAMI - The second tropical itorm of the Atlantic lacks the votes now, but President Reagan The president said the bill "would bust ride. propriations committee, and Sen. Pete hurricane season gained no force yesterday, but forecasters believes winning his newest spending show- the budget by nearly a billion dollars. It Sen. Alan Cranston of California, the Domenici, R-N.M., chairman of the budget said it may move over the warm ocean waters off Africa and down with Congress is "difficult but do- provides an unacceptable total of $918 million Democratic Whip, said it would be "difficult committee and Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, an- pick up power. Tropical storm Beryl formed Saturday off the able," a White House official says. in unrequested and unwarranted increases" to get the two-thirds vote in both houses other member of the GOP leadership. northwestern coast of Africa and was spinning 45 mph winds "We start from a position that we have in programs for college students, the elderly necessary to override the veto, but I do not Hatfield is on record as saying he would yesterday and forecasters expected »me overnight strength started from many times before, and that's and the disadvantaged. deem that to be mission Impossible'." urge his GOP colleagues to override the ening. behind," White House deputy press secretary In vetoing the bill, Reagan took the un- Reagan called on Congress to rework the president, and Stevens said a veto could be "If it continues going more to the northwest, it's going to Larry Speakes said after Reagan ignored precedented step of diverting Social Security bill and make it more to his liking, but the overridden. Speakes said the adminis- get over colder water and it's not likely to strengthen very advice of Republican congressional leaders and income tax withholding money from mil- administration, girded for a bitter veto fight tration's legislative lobbying team will make much," said hurricane forecaster Gil Clark at the National Saturday and vetoed a 11(2 billion sup- itary paychecks to help come up with the when Congress returns from vacation Sept. 8. preliminary nose counts during the con- Hurricane Center here. "It would have to go straight west to plemental appropriation bill money needed to meet tomorrow's payroll The key will be whether Republican mem- gressional recess and then redouble efforts be a big problem. The next day or two will tell." The measure carried funds for military for the nation's military. bers of Congress stand with the president or once Congress returns. According to satellite pictures — the sole source of pay, emergency relief for Lebanon, the ad- Speakes said Reagan expects Congress vote against him for a bill they supported. Less than two weeks ago, Reagan used his Information forecasters have on Beryl — the storm remained ministration's Caribbean Basin foreign aid will act quickly and pass a new supplemental The legislation was approved in the House persuasive powers in dozens of personal unchanged, Clark said. "But we don't have enough Informa- program and a variety of domestic programs appropriation before the next military pay- with a solid majority, 34847, and passed In meetings with members of Congress to urge tion from It to know what it's going to do," he added. "All for the remainder of the current fiscal year. roll Sept. 15. the Senate on a voice vote. approval of a $98 3 billion tax increase. we're doing now is watching it." The extra money is needed to pay for Without supplementary appropriations, "Sixty-seven votes in the House provides Reagan, in the 10th day of a 17-day Cali- items which were added to the fiscal 1982 some federal agencies will be unable to meet a small base to start towards sufficient votes fornia vacation, has no plans now to call budget and for Items that cost more than payrolls and some programs will have to end. to prevent an override," said Speakes. congressmen to lobby for support, Speakes Professors hired, transferred originally estimated. The fiscal year ends In the past, such situations have lasted only a He said the Senate's voice vote "gives us said. Sept. 30. few days until Congress approved more mon- no clue." However, he said that if the head of the STILLWATER, Okla. - Oklahoma State University filled In a sternly worded veto message, Re- ey. Senate Republican leader Howard Baker lobbying team, Kenneth Duberstein "calls half its freshman English teaching positions with foreign-born agan accused Congress of trying to sneak Democratic leaders In Congress lashed had urged Reagan to sign the bill. him up and says here are six guys who have Instructors this fall, then shifted them to other jobs when their through "unwarranted spending Increases" out at Reagan's veto over the weekend and Reagan got the same advice from Sen. some questions, he'ddoit " command of the language was questioned, officials say. The 23 foreign teaching assistants, all of them graduate students, had been assigned to 43 freshman English composition classes, half the number offered at the university. They were reassigned to writing labs or research projects and a few were Anniversary of Solidarity reassigned to teaching upper-level English classes. "Up north, I was never made to feel like an interna- tional," said R.K. Nandyal, a doctoral candidate in English from India who was reassigned to an upper-level literature prompts warning ti> Poles course. "Here, In one stroke, I am made to feel like an alien from another planet — like E.T." Nandyal holds a master's degree in English from Notre Dame, where he taught By THOMAS W. NETTER The maneuvers, and an increase in freshman English. "I've taught at better schools where my military police patrols in Warsaw over Solidarity was registered by the gov- competency was never doubted," he said. WARSAW, Poland (AP) - As Soviet the weekend, underscored the warning ernment in November 1980 after being and Polish troops held Joint maneuvers against protests and hinted at a possible launched in August of that year as a near the capital, Poland's martial law crackdown. result of strikes that swept the nation. ruler warned against public demonstra- Peace teaching battle rages But underground union activists ap- In recent weeks, the state media has tions tomorrow, the second anniversary parently were not intimidated. of the suspended Solidarity union. stepped up its campaign against Solidar- WASHINGTON - A quiet war over how to teach peace is The clandestine Radio Solidarity, in ity "extremists," and commentators being waged in Congress, with a coalition of doves and hawks "Martial law can be liked or dis- its first broadcast in two months, urged now speak of rebuilding Polish unions backing a proposed federal Peace Academy and the Reagan liked, but is is a law which must be police to cooperate with the union by not from scratch rather than reviving the administration opposing it. The skirmishing is spilling over respected," Premier Gen. Wojciech arresting people and not placing them Solidarity federation as it was before into the academic world, where at least two schools seek to Jaruzelski told cadets at a military under surveillance. the suspension. become the site of the academy, but some top scholars of school in Poznan, western Poland, yes- The union grew out of shipyard Trybuna Ludu, the Communist Par- international relations say it should not be established at all. terday. "Disturbing this law will not be strikes in the Baltic seaport of Gdansk Although action is possible this year, at least in the Senate, tolerated." ty's national daily, has suggested that and became the first trade movement new unions be built from the member- the issue is more likely to come to a head in the Congress that Jaruzelski reiterated a promise to independent of Communist Party con- ship of Solidarity as well as the branch will convene next January. "It just seems to me, after end martial law by the end of the year if trol in the Soviet bloc. Before its sus- and autonomous unions, its rivals during watching the Lebanese crisis, and other crises In the world, the county is calm. pension, the union inspired 16 months of strikes and protests last year. that it is in our national interest to develop conflict resolution "This (calm) situation is made by labor unrest and social upheaval in Po- in this country to a greater extent than we have," Rep. Dan people. May people deprived of reason land. The branch and autonomous unions, Glickman, D-Kan , principal House sponsor, said in a recent not hold Poland back again. May Aug. 31 Solidarity supporters have been generally considered loyal to the gov- interview. not be stained by excesses and ir- working up to a national demonstration ernment, sprang up after Solidarity had President Reagan, on the other hand, has told backers of responsible demonstrations," he said. tomorrow with a series of protests succeeded in sapping workers away the proposal that he cannot support the $66-milllon, four-year Underground union leaders have earlier this month. On Aug. 13 police from the old, pro-government and un- budget proposed for the academy by a congressionally man- been calling for mass demonstrations crushed violent disturbances in War- critical Central Council of Trade Un- dated commission that recommended its establishment. tomorrow to show the strength of the saw, Wroclaw, Krakow and Gdansk, and ions. union, suspended when martial law was more clashes occurred between union Although Solidarity's initial victories imposed last Dec. 13. sympathsizers and police in the capital swept away the old union structure, kIan couple exchanges vows The Foreign Ministry summoned after that. considered by workers to be self-serving CARROLLTON, Ga. - With the wedding party decked out Western correspondents and warned According to the state television Fri- and unconcerned with workers' griev- in full Ku Klux Klan regalia, a young couple exchanged them against distortion in their reports day, union-related violence erupted in ances, it could not change the political wedding vows in the flickering light of a blazing cross. Keith on events related to Solidarity's an- the central textile city of Ledz and the realities of Poland and its place in the Brand, 27, and his bride, Brentha Hager, 26, pledged their niversary. Some reporters took the police showed massive displays of force Soviet Bloc lives to each other and to the Ku Klux Klan on Saturday. They meeting, the first like it in at least two in Gdansk and Szczecin, another Baltic The latest anti-Solidarity campaign, also said they would raise their children in the Klan. years, as a signal that their coverage port. which includes threats by martial law Both said the Klan is a family affair. APMMa could be limited or that they could be The confrontation expected tomor- leader and Communist Party chief Gen "There's a lot of ways to keep your marriage happy and LEAVING BEIRUT — Passing bv the Israeli flag, expelled. row is shaping up as a major test of Wojciech Jaruzelski to "break" the op- together. This is one good Way," said Mrs. Brand, who was soldiers of ch'e Palestine Liberation Army wave their At the same time, the military prose- nerves in which the government may try position began shortly after his return given away by Bill Wilkinson, imperial wizard of the Invisible own colours as they move out Beirut yesterday before cutor's office said 27 people had been to break the spirit of solidarity, while from a sudden meeting with Kremlin Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. The Protestant cere- being evacuated to Syria. arrested Saturday for distributing the union's fugitive leaders test just how leaders earlier this month. mony was performed by Jimmy Wynn, grand chaplain of the leaflets calling for pro-Solidarity dem- tough the government intends to be. Georgia Klan. The best man was the Kleegle of the LaGrange onstrations. The arrests were the most "The statements have been very "I don't think this will be a final strong, and the authorities want to Klan. The matron of honor also was a Klan member. reported in one day for months, but it showdown," saysa Polish journalist and Members of the wedding party wore Klan robes. The was not clear whether they had all oc- sound strong so there is no doubt that longtime union observer said. "I think they intend to act in a determined way ceremony, performed in front of the oil-soaked 25-foot cross, Syrians begin curred in Warsaw. one reason for the protest action is a to any new demonstrations, " a Polish was watched by 100 white-robed Klansmen who stood in a The hardline army' newspaper desire to check just how steely the circle around the newlyweds. editor with close government contacts Zolnierz Wolnosci (Soldier of Freedom) nerves are, or the extent of the author- said recently Beirut exodus reported that Polish and Soviet troops ities reponse." "were improving their skills" in joint Some observers believe that any ma- The editor, who ihsisted on anonymi- Vitamins, birth defects study eyed military exercises around Warsaw. It jor demonstrations tomorrow could give ty, said the authorities now feel most (continued) said motorized units, paratroopers and the martial law regime an excuse to Poles are more concerned with main- ATLANTA - The national Centers for Disease Control is who have been overseeing the seaborne guerrilla evacuation tanks from the Soviet army participated withdraw official recognition of the in- taining a standard of living and making considering a study on whether use of vitamins early in from Beirut. in the exercises in the Warsaw military dependent union, which remains in ef- ends meet than joining political pro- pregnancy reduces the risk of two of the most common, most A group of 147 wounded fighters arrived today in Athens district, which stretches from Warsaw fect despite the martial law suspension tests, and hope to isolate Solidarity lead- severe birth defects, officials say. A group of health experts aboard a West German hospital ship and got a warm greeting to the northeast Soviet border. and the internment of Solidarity lead- has urged the CDC to follow up on a study in England that from a crowS of several hundred. suggested use of multi-vitamin supplements for three months, Yesterday, about 700 guerrillas arrived at Tartus, Syria beginning one month before pregnancy, may guard against aboard the Greek passenger ship Paros. Another 1,000 guer- neural tube defects, said Dr. Godfrey Oakley, chief of the rillas arrived in Aden, South Yemen to the cheers of flag- CDC's birth defects branch. Red China: Deng yes, Mao no waving throngs. Neural tube defects include anencephaly, in which a child The PLO and Lebanese government have said some 6,100 PEKING (AP) - The Communist organizaton, then trim its 39 million the party secretariat, now run by Hu is born without a brain, and spina bifida, a spinal malforma- PLO guerrillas and 500 Palestine Liberation Army fighters Party Congress meets this week for the members by calling on each one to re- Yaobang and Premier Zhao Ziyang. tion with symptoms ranging from none to paralysis. U.S. have left by sea for eight Arab countries since the withdrawal first time in five years and is expected register in what some observers say Hu, one of Deng's closest associates, doctors commonly prescribe vitamins for pregnant women, began Aug. 22. An additional 2,700 PLA troops left by land for to put its seal of approval on the liberal would amount to a purge of leftists. will retain the party's highest post as but a woman usually doesn't know she is pregnant until after Syria. the fetus's nervous system has begun to form, Oakley said in reforms carried out by Vice Premier • Half the members entered the party general-secretarv The PLO has estimated there were 7,100-7,500 guerrillas in an interview Friday. Deng Xiaoping. during the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution — The council of elders is expected to the city before the withdrawal began, while the Israelis said now denounced as disaster master- they counted 8,674. Israel lists only 6,408 sea evacuees. With the emphasis on modernizaton include most of the current, elderly and stability, the 12th Party Congress minded by leftists, many of whom lack members of the Politburo. Its creation will put an end to the worship of the late even a primary or secondary school is regarded as a tactic to eliminate not Chairman Mao Tse-tung and according education. only the elderly and infirm but those to foreign observers, vindicate Deng. The congress, as previously re- who oppose the policies of Deng. Fellow cop blamed ported, will abolish the posts of chair- THE WORLD Deng, 78, twice purged for opposing It is not known who will be elected to man and six vice chairmen. Maoist policies that promoted ideals of the Politburo or whether it will have a class struggle and persecuted intellec- Deng is expected to- resign as vice in officer's death chairman, but will continue to play a standing committee But abolishing the tuals, is believed firmly in control of the posts of chairman and vice chairmen government. crucial role in party affairs. He is ex- Begin on northern Israel vacation would in effect abolish the standing PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - A 10-year Phoenix police officer The congress convenes Wednesday pected to head a party committee of committee of the Politburo JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Menachem Begin, seek- killed a fellow officer, held up a store and fled, possibly armed for the first time since August 1977 and elderly advisers and a new state mili- ing to demonstrate that Israel's Invasion of Lebanon has freed with two semi-automatic weapons and 3,000 rounds of am- is expected to follow the blueprint for tary commission under the National Hu is expected to condemn class northern towns from the threat of artillery attack, began a munition, authorities said yesterday. reform set by Deng in a major speech to People's Congress, not the party's cen- struggle and leftism, both banners of the one-week vacation yesterday in the resort of Nahariya, Be- Yavapai County Sheriff's deputies and Arizona Depart- the Politburo in August 1980. tral committee. late Mao, and reaffirm China's role as a gin's office reported. Deputy Prime Minister Simcha Erlich ment of Public Safety officers surrounded a man believed to Composed mostly of Deng sup- The Congress also will elect a new member of the Third World and its was designated acting premier In Begins absence, the office be Officer Thomas Hernandez Jr., 31, at Clear Creek Camp- central committee, a new discipline in- opposition to hegemony by both the said. porters, it probably will make sweeping grounds southeast of Camp Verde. changes in the party constitution and spection commission, and strengthen United States and Soviet Union In past years, Nahariya, six miles south of the Lebanese Trained negotiators from the Phoenix Police Department border on the Mediterranean Sea, often was hit by shells fired who identified the man as Hernandez began talking to him. by Palestine Liberation Organization guerrillas who had been Officers said Hernandez was sitting in a stolen Corvette at entrenched in southern Lebanon before Israel invaded June 6 the Coconino National Forest campsite talking with a police Senator urges Social Security session and swept through their positions. Israel referred to the officer. invasion at first as "Operation Peace for Galilee," and Police said Hernandez was believed to be armed with a WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Finance Committee Chair- system financially sound by slowing the growth of benefits in Begin's aides said the vacation was planned to show that the two semi-automatic weapons, one of them a rifle, and 3,000 man Robert Dole wants a special post-election session of future years. Galilee Panhandle of northern Israeli is indeed peaceful. rounds of ammunition. Congress to solve Social Security's financial problems, possi- A post-election session would be unusual in that it would Israel Radio said Begin would meet in Nahariya with U.S. In Phoenix, police Sgt. Brad Thiss said the body of officer bly with a combination of payroll tax increases and benefit include retiring and defeated lawmakers whose terms end in Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger. Raymond C. Shaar, 40, was found by an officer identified as reductions for future retirees. January. Jim Wilson in the northwest Phoenix home where Hernandez, Dole, R-Kan , said his Democratic counterpart in the Dole, who is a member of the bipartisan advisory panel, Shaar and Wilson lived. The time of Shaar'a death was not House, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dan said Congress should be able to produce a compromise plan U.S. medic treats PLO youth immediately known. Rostenkowski of Illinois, also likes the idea of a lame-duck "in two or three weeks if we put our minds to it." session to deal solely with Social Security. BEIRUT, Lebanon - A U.S. Navy doctor treated the Thiss said Hernandez was wanted for robbing cigarettes wounded son of a departing Palestinian guerrilla Saturday at and gasoline from a north Phoenix Circle-K yesterday morn- The senator, speaking on Cable News Network's program Beirut's port, American military officials said yesterday. Lt. ing, shortly after which shots were fired at a police car, "Newsmaker-Sunday," said President Reagan probably shattering its windshield and blowing out its tires. "would look with favor on getting it (Social Security) out of there's no doubt about it... Col. John Williams, a spokesman for the U.S. peacekeeping It's easier to handle your everyday force of 800 Marines here, said the boy was wounded in the Officer Brian Holmer reported that he followed a brown the political climate." van believed to be involved in the robbery, and was ambushed "I don't know of any time that's less political than right financial affairs with a Central lower legs by a small arms fire. Jersey Bank Williams said he did not know who fired at the boy but that by the van's driver as he pursued it in north Phoenix. after an election." Dole said. "We could do it ... between the he was wounded before crossing from west Beirut into the Later yesterday morning, Thiss said, Hernandez allegedly Thanksgiving and Christmas so-called holidays." checking eastern sector and to the port controlled by the Marines under held a Scottsdale couple at gunpoint and stole their car. Later, White House deputy press secretary Larry Speakes the U.S. arrangement for evacuating Palestinian fighters Hernandez joined the police department in April 1(72, left said there are no firm plans for Reagan to convene a special account in December 1978 and returned in July 1979, Thiss said. session of Congress He said the president will follow advice from west Beirut. V\ MIMIflH FDIC Williams said the youngster was between nine and 13 At a news conference yesterday evening, Phoenix Police from Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker, Speaker Thom- years old, but other U.S. officials said he was 8-years-old. The Chief Ruben Ortega said Hernandez had been under financial as P. O'Neill, and House Republican Leader Robert Bob other officials, who did not want to be identified, said the and personal stress because of a recent divorce. Michel on the matter. JCEIOMJERSEYBANK . "He was under a tremendous amount of personal stress . Twice within the past two years, Congress has refused to father and son left with other departing guerrillas after the 30CONVEr*NT OFFCCS • MOOLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNON treatment. that is just now coming to light," Thiss added. consider proposals by Reagan to make the troubled pension A4 llx- Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, AUGUST 30,1982 Mayors of area beach towns OBITUARIES split on Soviet diplomat issue Adam S. Sennick By JO ASTRIU GLADING MIUDLETOWN - Adam Middletown special police- Soviet diplomats who were banned S Sennick. 60. of Lone Oak man for many years He was from using municipal beach, tennis and Koad, died yesterday at Riv- a communicant of St Mary's golf facilities in Glen Cove, N.Y., lait erview Hospital. Red Bank. Roman Catholic Church in May, would not necessarily receive a Mr Sennick was born in New Monmouth much warmer welcome at some Mon- Larksville. I'd and lived in Surviving are his wife, the mouth County beach communities. East Orange before moving former Madeline Zezula; a In a survey of several area mayors, here 30 years ago He was a son. David of Toms River; a most seemed to sympathize with Glen paint foreman for General daughter, Mary Burgess of Cove Mayor Alan M. Parente. Motors Corp in Linden, Palm Harbor. Fla.; a "I don't believe in communism, so I where he had been employed don't think I should be living with 29 years brother. Jerry, of Bucks County. Pa ; two sisters. them," said Louis Sodano, mayor of He was a US Navy veter- Mrs Josephine Belitza of Monmouth Beach. Sodano said he would an of World War 11 and the "respect the government if the govern- Dover Township and Korean conflict and a mem- ment allows them to be here ... but I ber of Veterans of Foreign Madeline Gerrard of New don't think they should come for noth- Wars Post 2179 in Port Mon- York, and five grandchildren ing They should pay like everyone inouth Htfalso was a mem- The John F Pfleger Fu- else," neral Home is in charge of ber cil thirl'ruled Auto Work- The Glen Cove dispute began when arrangements ers in Linden and had been a federal officials said eavesdropping equipment had been installed in the So- Josephine Nimick viet diplomatic residence, KiUenworth, in the town. But Parente's request to the KHKKHOLl) - Josephine Her husband, Peter State Department to be permitted to LOUIS SODANO CECILE NORTON Ninnck. ttti. died yesterday at Nimick. died in 1926. charge the Russians higher than usual the hiime of a daughter. Mrs Surviving besides her fees for use of the town's recreational don't seem to have been attracted to couldn't ask them what nationality uiey Alberld Kloc of Spotswood. daughter in Spotswood are facilities indicates the council's real Jersey for some reason or another." were — I'm a liberal Democrat, with whom shi' had been two sons. John E and George concern is with the tax-exempt status Paterno admitted that if the though," she noted staying Nimick, both here; another • nl Her MW by Car I Aftftrm the diplomatic residence enjoys. diplomats did decide to migrate south, Peter Cartmell, former mayor of Mrs Nimick was born in daughter. Mrs Constance "HOW TO GET TO HEAVEN FROM NEW JER- Diplomatic repercussions since the "I have absolutely no jurisdiction; if Rumson, noted the upheaval the Glen SEY" — That was the title of one of the pamphlets Lithuania and lived in Free- Judd of Agawam, Mass.; a ban have sent Parente to Washington for they wanted to use the beach they would Cove city council's resolution has hold Township most of her distributed during yesterday's gospel beach meet- sister, Mrs Constance several meetings with U.S. State De- have a perfect right to." caused to an already precarious lih' before moving here ing conducted on the beach near the corner of Front partment officials. On Aug. S, the Sovi- He declined to say whether or not he diplomatic balance. "I think it's a ter- She was a communicant of Butkus. in Lithuania; 10 Street and Florence Avenue, Union Beach. The ets returned Parente's favor by barring would "welcome" the diplomats: rible mistake, and a little like tilting at St Roie of Lima Homan grandchildren, and 12 great- group sang gospel songs to passerbvs and beach American diplomats in the Soviet Union "Each individual would have to be con- windmills." Catholic Church and a mem- grandchildren goers from 3:30 to4:30 p.m., after the Rev. Isabelle from using a beach on the Moskva River sidered on an individual basis." But he admitted he could "afford to ber ol the Lithuanian Citizens The Freeman Funeral Wood of Faith Chapel Interdenominational in Union outside Moscow. Independence Club, both Home is in charge of arrange- In Sea Bright, Mayor Cecile Norton take a global viewpoint" because he has Beach delivered an evangelical sermon. The A spokesperson for Parente said last 1 here ments laughingly shied away from questioning "been out of politics for over 20 years.'. singers are, from left, Pastor Evans Williams and night the mayor is still waiting for an on how she might respond to an influx of Stopping a few diplomats from his wife, Betty, both of Old Bridge; Margaret answer from William Schneider, under- Russian diplomats. playing golf or tennis, or using munici- Viola V. Kampe Guzman of Union Beach, and Wood. secretary of state-designate, on his re- "I would let that one alone," Norton pal beaches, he said, is not recognizing quest to charge the Russians inflated said. "I would neither welcome them "what our responsibilities are in the MIDDLETOWN - Viola Donald of Manville and fees. nor turn them away." Because Sea world... we live in a great big world.'' \ Kampe. 83. of 37 Ohio Frank of Perkasie, Pa ; two "I don't think (Soviet diplomats) Bright's beach is partially federally He suggested the Glen Cove city \ve . Kast Keansburg. died daughters, Mrs Muriel Cena are ever going to be a problem down funded, "(Soviet diplomats) would council was out of line in their decision Saturday at Bayshore Com- of East Keansburg and Mrs Man still 'critical' here," said Rumson Mayor Charles Pa- have every right to use it," she said. and said, "Maybe if we all bad bigger munity Hospital, Holmdel Gloria Asero of Florida, a terno, "They've been going out on the "All I know is, in Sea Bright, as long things in line (in our lives), we wouldn't Mrs Kampe was born in brother. Theodore Meinen, island (Long Island) for years — they as they paid the fee (12.50 per day) I be worrying about things like this." Hohukt'n and lived in Jersey following shooting Citv until moving here three and two sisters. Mrs Anna May Bolha and Mrs Bertha vcars atin HOLMDEL — A Union Beach man remained in critical Hock, all of Jersey City; 24 Her husband. William condition early this morning, after undergoing emergency grandchildren, and 34 great- Sandy Hook festival lures 12,000 K.impe predeceased her brain surgery Friday to remove a bullet and fragments lodged Surviving are six sons. grandchildren in his brain Clarence of Keansburg, Wil- The John J Ryan Funeral William Lawrence, 39, of 601 Washington Ave. in Union (continued) Although none of the craftsmen were selling their work, liam of t>ld Bridge. Lawrence Home. Keansburg, is in Beach, was shot point-blank in the face shortly after noon on Meanwhile, chandlers, glassblowers, woodcarvers, Carl Beeker of Fair Haven made a point of saying none of his .incl Calvin of Jersev City, charge of arrangements Friday Surgeons worked for five hours to remove the bullet, weavers and others displayed their rare skills in non-stop ducks were for sale. delivered from a 22-caliber handgun, which entered the cheek demonstrations "When I needed money, it was more than a hobby," he below the left eye and traveled upward into the cranium. "We like to think of it as an art," Gunvor Jorgensen said said of his table of hunting decoys and ornate ducks. One of >lagdalena L. Bol Police arrested Ronald W. Corbett at the scene in connec- of her lacemaking, and a trace of an accent gave away her the most recent hand-carved birds he sold, he said, was a tion with the shooting, which occurred in his 707 Florence Danish origin. Jorgensen grew up in Tonder, Denmark, where "goose for Ducks Unlimited — it went for WOO " , \ H K It II E E N - Andrew S of Corrales, N.M.. Ave home He has been charged with aggravated assault and she learned the art as a child. And even some of his simplest wooden fowls, selling at tVlagdaleria I. Bol. 70..of Clif- two daughters. Janet L of Lacemaking, she explained, originated" in central Europe $350 each, will probably never see water, or have to work for iwood, died Saturday at Riv- is being held in the county jail in lieu of $50,000 bail, according K.itniiinwn and Judith A of to Police Chief Michael Ennis The victim remains in the in the 1600s. Her specialty, bobbin (or pillow) lace, is a highly their keep. ervtew Hospital Red Bank New York City, a brother, intricate, traditional peasant-type form of the art, and is still The crowds, voyeurs for a day of quickly-dying traditions, Mrs Bol was born in intensive care unit of Bayshore Community Hospital Hospital, Dr Andrew J Schou of Win- Holmdel part of the curriculum in a Bruge, Belgium, grade school, came from all over and strolled, sang along, ate, danced to the Havonne and lived there until ter Park. Fla ; three sisters, where it is taught by nuns from a nearby convent. It's also a drums, or sunbathed, in what may have been perfect weather. mm ing here 37 years ago We re still not quite sure what happened," Ennis said. Louise Baer and Vera Best, There was apparently a dispute between the two men over centuries-old domestic industry, still very much alive, in both "Oh living is good, She was a member of both of Matawan, and Ruth Ireland and Italy. And life is sweel, (in hsi'mane Lutheran Corbett's niece ' Meyer of Cranford, and five ...Though you may be blind, < 'hurch in Keyport According to Ennis, several members of the Lawrence grandchildren family were present when Lawrence was shot. Life li kind, Her husband.Carl I'' Bol. Materiel Management director named No matter what your case may be." • lied last year The Day Funeral Home. Operating anesthesiologists reported Lawrence's vital FORT MONMOUTH - Lt Col. Thomas L. Prather has Surviving are two sons, Keyport. is in charge of ar- signs to be strong during the extensive surgery. According to been appointed director of Materiel Management for CECOM. I'eter C of Krie Pa ..and rangements a caller, who identified herself a's "a very close friend of Bill's," Lawrence is divorced and lives with his sister and her He replaces Col. Rex N. Barker, now director of Systems family He reportedly works in construction doing home Management. Prather comes to Fort Monmouth from the Helen Bednor remodeling Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. Corbett [aces a Sept 8 Municipal Court hearing. Ennis Before that assignment, Prather served in Germany first T-1NT0N KAI.I.S Helen Surviving are two sisters, said the county prosecutor's office has been notified of the as commander of the Division Materiel Management Center, Bed nor died yesterday at Mary Kraemer, here, and incident 8th Infantry Division, then as commander of the Combat I'aul Kimball Hospital. Estelle Mayer of Lakewood; Equipment Battalion West. Prior to those assignments, he l.akewood two- nephews, Albert J was military assistant to the assistant secretary of the Army AUTO She retired 20 years ago' Kraemer, with whom she Commercial zone (installations and logistics) from 1975 through 1977. .liter working 40 years as a lived, and Edwin Mayer of ieamstresK in New York North Carolina, and a niece, I continued) City Mildred Lanzaron of Lin Shark River Golf Course Story time to begin in September She Wiis a corniniinieant ol croft "In light of the fact that we have five other projects in RED BANK — Parents of preschool children age 3 to 5 St Leu the lireat Koman The John E Day Funeral need of funding, we have no plans of seeking additional money may register their children for storytime at the Red Bank GLASS Catholic Church |n the Lin- Home, Red Bank, is in charge for Seven Presidents," Truncer said Public Library by calling the children's room or by applying iTofl Set'Ubn ol Middletown of arrangements Funding for development of the park had been delayed in person Identical programs are held every Tuesday and since 1976 due to feuding between the City Council and then- Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. beginning Sept. 14 and extending Mayor Henry It Cioffi on the ownership of the park. Cioffi had through the middle of May. \lrs. Thomas A. Francy supported county control of the land, but the county refused to apply for funding without the full support of both the city MATAWAN Mary Khz band, Thomas A Francy, administration and the council Over 55 Club meets Sept. 13 ibeth Francy 75. of Kdgar two sons, Thomas J of Fort While Cioffi and the council fought, the $12 million ori- rttiad died Saturday at Wayne. Ind , and William J. ginally available fur the project in state and federal funds ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Atlantic Highlands Over Bayshore Community Hospi- of Old Bridge; four brothers, dwindled to tlurpresent (18 million 55 Club will hold a regular monthly meeting on Sept. 13 at 1 tal* Holmdel Joseph and Charles Holtz, "I am certainly glad to see it finally get off the ground," p.m. at the Firemans Hall on West Washington Ave. and Mrs Francy was born in both here; Ernest Holtz of Truncer said "The original project was much larger in Avenue C. Residents of Atlantic Highlands are welcome to V'allev Stream. N Y . and had Freehold andWalter Holtz of scope, but we are acting now within the dictates of present become members, according to Helen Shamka, corresponding' lived here must ol her life Marlboro, and seven grand funding." secretary. She w.is ,i uimmunicant of children SI .lnsl'ph •. Homan Catholic The Day Funeral Horrk Rose S. Mandeville i hunh. Keyport Keyport. is in charge of ar- Surviving are her hus-rangements MONMOUTH BEACH - neral Home, Atlantic High- MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER hose S Mandeville. 89, died lands, is in charge of arrange- Saturday at the Holmdel Con- ments. STORE HOURS Newell L. Curtis Jr. valescent Center MON.-FRI. 7:30 A.M.-8 P.M. replacement service, She was born in Jersey Surviving are his wife, SATURDAY 7:30 A.M.-5 P.M. I.IIM; BRANCH City and moved here 15 years Newell I. Curtis .Ir of 107 Claire Woods Curtis; three DANCING SUNDAY 10A.M.-3P.M. we specialize in sons. Newell L. Ill, Steven ago from Kearny Before re- CI.\SS|C\|. HVI.I.KT Vanderbilt 'Ave died Friday tiring in 1967. she was em- .it Monmouth Medical Cen- and Tony; his mother. Mrs. MOI»KH\ J\//«T\I> a ployed by the Hoyal Globe VCKOHATICS ter Maude Curtis of Atlanta, 777 SHREWSBURY AVE.. SHREWSBURY (Ja : a brother, Steve, of At- Insurance Co. in New York " foreign Mr Curtis moved here City lour years iigo from Belmar lanta, and two grandchildren. 747-5220 He »,!- employed as a The Hoffman Funeral Surviving are a nephew Car carpenter bs Victor Kamage Home is in charge of arrange- and three nieces. ol Bel r ments ' The John P Condon Fu- Glass 202 Death Notices IWMS The Daily Register HAS EVERYTHING! asst&tsB (USPS-145-440) bECKLEV - N in,, GUTTERING jLASS & MIRRORS IN EVERY ..ay" I of Mi'trfirtotwn. 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MONDAY, AUGUST 30. 1982 Business The Daily Register A5 Act at onee to save on your medical expenses SYLVIA PORTER than taking the deductions next year, when rates those expenses yourself and keep a careful re- protein meals for hypoglycemia (Von Kalb, TC will be lower. 1982 is a good year to: cord. The massive tax hike of almost $100 billion Memo 1978-366). •Get the dental work done that you've been The deductions to which you are entitled are •HOME IMPROVEMENTS: The cost of a that has just been signed into law by "quick- putting off. being increased and now make up an impressive change-artist" President Reagan will have an medically prescribed home improvement is de- •Go for the eye exams you haven't had in list indeed. Here are some of the government- ductible to the extent it exceeds the increase in across-the-board impact on your personal, busi- YOUR several years. approved deductions you would easily overlook. the value of your home. The1 entire cost of ness and investment situation. •Have the complete physical you've been •HAIR TRANSPLANTS: Since the scalp is operating and maintaining such an improve- The tax changes put a premium on im- MONEY'S told (and you know it, too) you need. part of the body and the transplantation affects ment is also eligible for the deduction (Reg. 1 mediate action. You can make moves that will •Stock up on non-prescription drugs that a part of the body, the cost of the operation is 213-1 (e) (II (ii)). create big tax savings ahead of the 1963 effective have a long life, such as aspirin, decongestants, deductible — just like, a face-lift (Rev Rul. WORTH •SPECIAL MATTRESS: A medical expense dates that many of the law's provisions carry. vitamins. The cost of drugs (prescription and 82-111, LRB 1982-22). deduction has been approved for the extra cost Medical expenses are a prime example. Ef- non-prescription) that exceeds 1 percent of your •ELECTROLYSIS: Since the operation pene- of a special mattress designed to alleviate an' fective the first of 1983, you will be allowed a adjusted gross income counts toward the medi- trates the follicle and destroys living tissue, the arthritic condition (Rev. Rul. 58-280, 1948-1 CB cal deduction. deduction only to the extent that your medical cost of the operation is deductible (Rev Rul. 157). expenses and the expenses of your dependents 82-111, LRB 1982-22). ' As important as what qualifies may be who •WIGS: The cost of a wig is a deductible exceed 5 percent of your adjusted gross income qualifies. A person does not have to be your •ORTHOPEDIC SHOES: When prescribed medical expense if it is necessary to relieve {AUI). The current floor is 3 percent. * expense, not the date the expense is incurred. dependent for you to be able to deduct the by a doctor, the cost of high-top orthopedic shoes severe mental distress (Rev. Rul. 62-189, 1962-2 This is just part of it. Congress also knocked Even if the crackdown on medical expenses medical expenses you pay for him or her. As- in excess of normal shoes and the cost of a lift CB88). out the special deduction for health insurance. sume that you contribute more than half of, say, and a Thomas heel are deductible medical ex- hadn't become law, you still would be ahead •NURSING HOME: You often have to pay a your mother's support. But she has gross in- penses (Ltr. Rul. 8221118). In addition, starting in 1984, only prescription because of the tax rate CUT still scheduled for lump sum to get your dependent parent into a drugs and insulin will be permitted as medical 1983. Under our now-you-see-it-now-you-don't come of more than $1,000. You can't claim her •SPECIAL DIETS: The extra cost of a pre- as a dependent. But because you provide more nursing home. If part of the prepayment is for expenses. tax structure today — a situation without prece- scribed special diet is deductible if it is 1) solely than half of her support, you can deduct the future medical care, the portion is deductible So, accelerate as many of your active medi- dent in our history — as cross-patched as it has for the treatment of a medical problem, and 2) (Rev. Rul. 75-302,1975-2CB86) medical expenses you pay on her behalf. in addition to normal nutritional needs. Ex- cal expenses as you possibly can from 1983 to been — 1982 tax rates on medical expenses still •SCHOOL TUITION: If part of your child's amples: salt-free diets (Conn, 38TC 387), or- 1982 The year of the deduction, warns Prentice- are effectively higher. So taking medical deduc- Earmark your support dollars for your college tuition is for medical care, that amount ganic foods (Randolph, 67 TC 35) and high- Hall, generally Is fixed by the date you pay the tions in this high tax year saves you more money "medical" dependent's medical expenses. Pay is deductible (Rev. Rul: 54-457.1954-2 CB 100). Manville waits Now is good time to buy low By DAVID R. SARGENT der way and some sure solu- for word on tions to the pressing prob- Q — Too often, I find my- lems plaguing the market — self buying stocki at their inflation, government defi- highs and selling at lows, In- cits and productivity. Given company's fate stead of vice versa. In today's the false-alarm recovery cy- MANVILLE (AP) - Manville Corp. Is a tradition in this market, there must be many SUCCESSFUL cle we had a year ago, such town, the reason for its existence and its name. So for the opportunities to "buy low." reticence is not surprising. people here, it was an unsettling surprise when the giant The question is, which are the INVESTING Then, too, since we are led to asbestos maker filed for protection under federal bankruptcy best ones? Could you offer expect a gradual recovery in law. some direction? — J.M., this upcycle, there should be Iowa. "I wish I knew what it all means," said Rose Suto, whose plenty of time to jump on the husband worked at the local Manville plant for more than 30 A — With the market re- bandwagon down the road. years before he died of an asbestos-related cancer. Mrs. Suto cently hitting new lows, yes, My feeling is, however, is now suing the company, still the largest asbestos manufac- your chances of buying at a turer in the United States. low are good. The key to re- but sound stocks, you may upward move when the mar- that the cyclicals are now so low that downside risks are "I don't know what to think about it," said Frank Shubiak. versing your past pattern find a winner before it is dis- ket turns. I would suggest you limited, and that these are an inspector at the factory where he has worked for 32 years. may be courage to buck the covered by the market and look at cyclical stocks, Among the 766 union members at the plant, the average age is trend of the market — i.e., to ride it up to new highs The which, since they are tied to issues that could easily buy now when selling pres- the economic cycle, are now double over the next few 54 and the newest worker has been there 18 years. APMMW time to buy lpw is now, before sure is heavy. If you wait at or near their lows and near years, with the economy and "We really don't know much," said Stephen Balint, the COMPANY TOWN — Activity on Main Street in Man- the rest of the crowd jumps ville was quiet as usual yesterday even though the until everyone else is bullish in. a turning point. These include a favorable market going for tax assessor for this Somerset County community of 12,000, on a certain stock, it is quite the "Smokestack America" where the plant pays 13 percent of the tax bill. town's namesake, Manville Corp., filed for reorganiza- You are right, too, to be them. Provided you are tion under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Code likely to be at a high already. selective, aiming for "thestocks such as autos, housing, selective, avoiding the in- Manville Corp., with sales over $2 billion last year, filed If you follow your own think- chemicalspapers, heavy ma- Thursday for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of last week. best ones," and to zero in on evitable fatalities and crip- ing and invest in low-priced those groups poised for an chinery, steelaluminum, and ples of a serious downcycle, I the Federal Bankruptcy Code, citing the threat to the com- transportation groups. pany from asbestos-related litigation. don't see how you could go The giant Denver-based manufacturer says it is faltering "I worked there seven years myself, but I was one of the Not a few stock market too far wrong buying a hand- under the weight of 16,500 such lawsuits and forecasts the lucky ones who escaped," added Mrs. Suto, a Manville native. analysts remain skeptical on ful of relatively strong number could triple. The bankruptcy court filing stops the Bernie Gluck remembers how his father, Julius, "always Tax school planned cyclicals at this point, prefer- cyclicals now I would sug- legal proceedings. said, 'When I die, make sure you get an autopsy on my body.' ring the more defensive gest : Allied Crop., RED BANK - The H & R materials and books. groups which have done well The corporation has assured its 25,000 employees world- Block Income Tax school held Persons interested in the Caterpillar Tractor, Deere & wide that it will not go out of business and officials here say He died in 1978 and his heirs are suing. in a recessionary environ- Co., Diamond Shamrock, each year in more than 2,000 company's tax course may ment. They would wait on there are no plans to lay off employees, 30 percent of whom Gluck, sitting in the lunch truck parked across from the communities throughout the obtain additional information General Motors, and Norfolk live in Manville. plant, said he wouldn't mind if Manville folded. cyclicals for clearer signs country will be held again at the Block office at 10 W. that economic recovery is un- Southern (all NYSE) But in the town that grew up around the 185-acre red-brick "I'm tired of it. Let it go," he said. Graduates will be awarded Front St. plant at its north end, people are wondering. Although Mrs. Suto said she is "bitter," she would take no certificates and 7.5 continu- In 1912, II W Johns-Manville Inc. built its sprawling comfort in the corporation's demise. ing education units. factory here to take advantage of the Raritan River and the "Boy, taxes would go up," she said. "You'd have to sell your house ... who is going to buy in Manville. They're afraid The school is the largest of junction of three railroad lines. The plant manufactures its kind in the nation and has of that Johns-Manville." asbestos products for use in mechanical, electrical and struc- instructed more than 450.000 tural fields. It also makes some non-asbestos products. In Manville Corp. has argued it did not know the dangers of persons in the preparation of SAVE 40% on Early Orders 1929. the borough of Manville was incorporated. asbestos and acted responsibly in light of the existing medical income tax returns over the Today, it is a close-knit, hard-working borough, the sort of knowledge. Some residents agree last decade. place where "if someone hits the lottery, people on Main "You can't blame the company entirelyj" said John Classes begin in mid Sep- Street are wishing him well two hours later," said James Costello. who has watched Manville develop all his 75 years. tember and continue for 12 Kelyman, manager 'bf the Manville National Bank and a "It's a lousy job, let's be honest, but I don't think the people weeks. Morning, afternoon, lifelong resident. running it knew it... If a man thinks it's dangerous, he doesn't or evening sessions are of- The plant, Manville Corp s oldest, still bears the Johns- stay." fered in most communities. Manville name dropped by the parent corporation last year. KODAK Meanwhile, the borough of Manville waits to see what the The cost of the 75 hours of in- For many years, the factory had been the company's largest. bankruptcy filing will mean. class instruction includes all J-M hired during the Depression and by the end of World War II, there were 4,500 employees, said Bob Kizls, the Photo-Greeting operation's manager. Today there are about 1,000 workers on around-the-clock shifts, mostly producing roofing material Pair hurt •DISC JOCKEYS and sealants. • SPORTSCASTERS After Manville Corp. made the startling announcement, in crashes Cards workers walking out the factory gates were handed a • NEWSCASTERS statement from John A. McKinney, the chief executive of- KEANSBURG - Two per- •ANNOUNCERS ficer. But it didn't say what will happen in the borough of sons were injured in separate Manville or quiet the speculation. accidents here Saturday night. Do your own live Radio Show "I think it's a power play. The company wants to see if it Karen Fowler, 14, of 289 Gain "On Air Hands On-Experience can get the government to be responsible for the suits," said Bordentown Rdad, South Am- Joseph Mondrone, president of the United Paperworkers boy was admitted to NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY International Union Local 800. Bayshore Community Hospi- Attorney Bryan Garruto is pressing claims on behalf of tal, Holmdel, after being For Audition Appointments call about 350 past and present employees of Manville's New struck by an auto driven Dy Jersey operations who say they have suffered from exposure George Evans of Keyport (201)739-1777 to asbestos. She was walking along Laurel Not A Job Not A School Garruto thinks Manville filed for reorganization "for the Avenue at the time. Evans purposes of breaking the backs of the plaintiffs by making it was charged with drunken so time consuming and unwieldy that people have to drop driving. NATIONAL RADIO NETWORK Bring joy to all those you love with out." Joseph Mastriani of colorful KODAK Photo-Greeting Cards. Asbestos is still used for a few products produced at the Bloomfield suffered facial cuts when his auto left a dead Manville plant, but "we've done everything technologically I "Save 20%,' on orders placed by October 27 possible to solve the problems, and our'employees must end on Maplewood Avenue recognize that, judging from the length of (their) service," and struck a fence and a tree. I Christmas.|Chanukah or Navidad designs. said John Parks, the employee relations manager. Register I Slim-Line or Trim-Line styles Signs ban smoking on company property. They were put up 147 Regional Notlcts in 1978, when a study reported smoking Increases the in- PU»UC NOTICI I Made from your lavorite color print, color cidence of lung cancer among those who come in contact with NOTICE II hereby given that delivery problem? RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN RE- slide or KODACOLOR asbestos. GIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD ASH ' . 1M However, Mrs. Suto remembers how her husband, Steve, OF EDUCATION will receive sealed Film negative. Bids for the purchase 0* a *•' • «J\ 4 COLOR used to "look like a snowman" covered by the asbestos section, wooden framed exterior CALL MARC, portable building as II. where It. I Orders accepted PROCESSING particles when he came home from work. Bids Mil M received until 1:00 p.m. prevailing lima «n September through December 1, „ Kodak I, mi. at IM olllo 01 the Secretary zSOOthtr Public Notlcts 250 Other Public NotkM of tit* Board of Education; Rumson- he's here to 1982 Falr Haven Regional High School. " lurimon coum Ridge Road, Rumton, N.J. 07740 at OVNIWjmtlT Steven* from and after iw ond that which time and place Bids will be LAW DIVISION: within 10 davi hereof tald plaintiff publicly opened and read. help you . MONMOUTH COUNTY caute a COPY of tni* judgment to be Proposals arc lo be submitted DOCKITNO.IUM published onca In Tha Red Bank according to the requirement! of the Civil Acttaa Regllter and within 43 da v* of entry ipeclllcatiom which may be ob- iUDOMINT of lodgment he Ilia judgment and tained from the Business Office on You have a nghi lo expect and receive PHONE SHOP (201) 842-3676 SCHNEIDER. COHEN. SOLOMON affidavit of publication of Judgment any weekday (Monday through Frl- prompt, courteous, personal service, 1 Dl MABZIO. ESOS with the Monmouth County Clerk davl between the hours of I 00 a m and thai is our goal II you have a Attorrwvi for applicant and a certified copy of tha Judgment and 3 00 Cm 5*1 Summit AVHHM with the Secretary of State pursuant A performance bond for 20% of problem with your delivery oi The jirwv City, N*« Jiruv 0730* to tha provisloni of the statute and the bid shall accompany the pro- Register please call our Delivery Ser <2C1> 4M-I241 revised rulas In such case made and posal In order to guarantee that any provided vice Manager, Marc Greenspan In Iht MttUr of th« Application of damage caused by the removal of Reach him al 54? 4009 between 10 Dun Sttv«o witUlwhn «/k/« Dtan BURTON L. PUNDLER.J.S.C. the building shall be the responsi- SUvtn B*ti to Awunw Uw N«m« On Mot Ion of: bility of the successful bidder. AM and 6 PM Monday through D*an WMtvisohn Stavtnt, Frank R. QIManlo, Esq. In accordance with N.J.S.A. Friday and lei him give you personal Aug M ' IU.N DMT. Steven Wllttlwhn a/k/m 10 i 31 et tea . the tew against dls attention. Detwi M.v.n Ban having inn »rd crimination, bidders ere advised o»v a* Aiwrtt, 1«M mi* •»»••"- that conlrectors and sub-contractors MARC GREENSPAN tion to trw Court by dulv verified L1OAL NOTICI ere obliged to take affirmative ac- HOURS: r STORK* CABLE COM- fine complaint for a JudBmenl author- tion to provide equel employment Mon Tues 10 6 tuns him to iisumi the name of MUNICATIONS, 101 Highway H. opportunity without regard to sex. ' lewelry Deer. Wittaltoftn Stevens, and It to East Keansburg. N J , announces race, color, creed, religion, national WE GUARANTEE DELIVERY Wed. Thurs.. Fri 10-6 thai effective September 1, ttg]. It and oearlng to tha Court that ha hai origin and age Sal 10 6, Sun 12-5 (ompllad with all the provlilom o« will be fncruting Its Home Box Of- The owner reserves the right lo gifts! N.J.SA JA SM atiaa.. andravltad fice rale end It will no longer be waive Irregularities and lo relect rultt relating thereto, and tha Court offering discounts lo subscribers any or all bids. No proposal will be belno Mtliflad that thara art no who take two or more premium accepted after September a. mi at raatonaWa oblactlont lharato and movie services Effective this date. I OOP m or availing time tha petitioner having boon born on Home Box Office subscribers will be By order of the The Register NoverrtbtrlT.IMO; charged 111 00 oar month for this RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN Rt. 35 it Shrmbury Plan service II It on thliTjrd day of August, REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CT 1«n •dlutfgad that Dean Steven Wit This rate and policy change will BOARD OF EDUCATION DAILY 8UNOAY Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 teltohn e/k/a Oaan Steven Bail be •ffect all subscribers In Mlddletown, BoardSecretery/ and ha It hereby aulhorlted to es Miantlc Highlands and Highlands. School Business Admlnlstrelor lume tht name of Daan Wltteltohn *ug 27. It, 30 114.40 Aug 10 ell 00 THE BE8T PART OF EVERY DAY The Daily Register Congressman blasts Proxmire

Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - The rules and customs of members of Congress from' claiming auto- Congress prohibit one member from disparag- matically the |75 maximum per diem for travel, ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR ing another. Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass , would but limiting them to the actual expenses they President and Editor Publisher like to make an exception of Sen. William Prox- incur. This Is a practice Proxmire follows any- mire, D-Wis way. Herbert II Thorpe. Jr . Assistant Editor: Charles f Tnblehorn, Sunday Editor; Russell P Rauch, Conte possesses a refreshing contentious- Meanwhile, there is nothing that produces as Assistant Sunday Editor Jane Foderaro. City Editor, Doris Kulman. Editorial Page Editor. ness, a rousing hatred for a fellow legislator and JACK much exhilaration as an old-fashioned, pro- all his works that evokes nostalgia in these tepid tracted political vendetta. Daniel J Gallagher. Controller Kenneth L Van Dalen. Circulation Director; Frank J Allocca, days of the bland politician. ANDERSON EMBARRASSMENT OF RICHES: Not eve- Production Manager The irrepressible Conte resents having to ryone is suffering from the recession. The Na- A6 operate under what he calls the "Marquess of tional Conservative Political Action Commit- Queensberry rules" that govern congressional tee's problem is taking in too much money. MONDAY, AUGUST 30. 1982 debate. He simply can't bring himself to refer to NCPAC has actually had to give money back to Proxmire as "the honorable. gentleman" or contributors whose zeal for conservative causes "my distinguished colleage," as parliamentary exceeded their regard for federal campaign protocol requires. mittee chairman. "Yes, It would," Whitten Thanks for the trench. Now get out of my way.' The two of them tangled over a |75-a-day tax replied, amid chuckles from the members. *"ln fact, NCPAC officials Informed the Feder- deduction that Congress voted for Itself last Conte told my associate Peter Grant that he al Election Commission, from January 1860 to year. Conte was an unabashed advocate of this thinks Proxmire is hypocritical for fighting the November 1981, they had returned 120,000 in backdoor pay raise. But the parsimonious Prox- congressional tax break while charging home- illegal contributions from overeager donors. mire raised such a howl over it that he suc- state travel expenses to the taxpayers and tak- The law prohibits any individual from giving ceeded in klUing it. ing In more than 910,000 in speaking fees last more than $5,000 a year to any one political Conte began lambasting Proxmire on the year. action committee. But, as I first reported two House floor as only a man deprived of a tax years ago, NCPAC fatcats keep trying to evade Proxmire declined to retaliate at Conte's break can lambaste. From the thronelike this legal limitation through various sub- leather chair behind the marble rostrum, the level of personal vilification. But he got in a sly terfuges. dig of his own, implying that his opponent was presiding referee cautioned that House rules A favorite trick was simply to rearrange the merely a victim of henpecking House members prohibit such personal attacks on members of name — from John Doe to Doe John, say — and the Senate. "were really unhappy about losing that tax give twice. The unrepentant Conte complained about the break," he explained. "They didn't like it, and NCPAC reprogrammed its computers to sissy rules, but obediently omitted direct refer- their wives didn't like it. He Is taking it out on catch contributors who had gone over the limit. ences to Proxmire. Instead, he referred to a me." But a few still managed to sneak through. certain "Mr. X" - which, of course, everyone Proxmire pointed out that members of Con- My reporter Eric Koli checked FEC docu- knew meant "Proxmire." gress already earn more than W percent of ments and discovered that two people had vio- At one point," Conte produced a bag of Americans earn and don't need a tax break. "I lated the statute in I960 and another two had peanuts on the House floor and proposed an hear senators saying, 'I have two or three kids pulled it off in 1981. NCPAC was found guilty of alternative to Proxmire's famous Golden in college and I'm having a hard time making two violations of the campaign law. Fleece Award: a "Nut of the Week Award," ends meet,'" he said. "Well, welcome to the The committee could have been fined $5,000 with guess-who as the first honoree. club." for each violation, but the FEC let NCPAC off On another occasion, Conte referred to Prox- Proxmire also defended his home-state the hook. It would have cost more than the fines mire's battle against baldness a few years ago. travel expenses, noting that he stays only in the to have taken NCPAC to court, and the vio- ' He noted that Mr. X had "deducted his hair cheapest hotels and fixes his own meals rather lations weren't that serious anyway, the FEC transplant and the Internal Revenue turned it than eating in restaurants. As for the hair- explained. down." transplant tax deduction, he claims that his Over the past four years, NCPAC has been At a recent Appropriations Committee meet- .accountant had filed this claim without his found by the FEC to have broken the law nine ing, Conte produced a list of $2,151 worth of knowledge. As soon as Proxmire learned about additional times. Again, the ultraconservative travel expenses Proxmire had charged to the it, he withdrew it. committee could have been fined a total of government for trips around Wisconsin. "Would Conte, meanwhile, tried to limit the amount $45,000. Instead, it has paid only $3,000 in fines. it be out of order to call him a cheap, ir- of money senators can earn from speaking en- Footnote: No comment from NCPAC. It re- responsible demagogue?" Conte disingenuously gagements. He was beaten. fuses calls from my office until I apologize for asked Rep. Jamie Whitten, D-Miss., (he com- Then he Introduced a measure to prevent calling the committee ultraconservative. Disappointment, not disaster

WASHINGTON - In the melancholy matter sales of arms to Taiwan, leading over a period of of Taiwan, let us begin with two propositions. time to a final resolution." The first is that President Reagan is sincere in What are we to make of this? The Taiwan what he says. The second is that Mr. Reagan is Relations Act clearly envisions that the defense capable of reading and understanding the Eng- needs of Taiwan will not remain static. The lish language. The trouble is, the two proposi- needs may diminish. They may increase. The tions cannot be reconciled. JAMES J. "nature and quantity" of arms sales will be The first proposition demands no exegesis. adjusted not only by the president but also by Unlike some presidents we have known, Mr. KILPATRICK the Congress. Nothing whatever in the act sug- Reagan is quite incapable of telling a deliberate gests or implies that Congress intended gradu- lie. When he told Dan Rather that the joint ally to reduce these salestand in time to phase communique of Aug. 17 made "no change what- them out altogether. soever " in the situation, he believed he was This whole regrettable incident strikes me telling the truth. not as outrageous or duplicitous, but simply as Yet if we compare the plain language of the inexplicable. Mr. Reagan sincerely believes that Taiwan Relations Act with the plain language of emphasized during his 1980 campaign, is part of nothing has changed, but unless words have lost the communique — both of which Mr. Reagan the law of the land. their meaning, things have indeed changed. The Taiwan untangling must have read — it is apparent that a change of This is what the law says: "The United president has committed us < . "ntually to stop major significance has in fact taken place. States will make available to Taiwan such de- aiding the defense of a small but loyal ally. The communique by President'Reagan late its character. By way of background: In 1955, the United fense articles and defense services in such quan- This too is disturbing. Under the joint com- .ind Chinas leaders on Ihe future of arms Such diplomatic vagueness is by now a States and the Republic of China entered into a tity as may be necessary to enable Taiwan to munique, the United States pledges that it will ~jles to Taiwan clearly won't remove for familiar aspect of most U.S. dealings with treaty of mutual defense. In December of 1978, maintain a sufficient self-defense capability. not "pursue a policy" of "one China, one President Carter unilaterally abrogated that Taiwan." The idea of a separate and independ- good an issue that persistently has been an China on the question of Taiwan. But these The President and the Congress shall determine treaty Mr. Carter's action set off an uproar. the nature and quantity of such defense articles ent Republic of Taiwan is an idea whose time ideological thorn for. the Reagan adminis- additional terms place a de facto ceiling on Many members of Congress complained angrily should have come long ago. The surviving Na- 1 and services based solely upon their judgment of ration the quality and volume of arms sales to that ho president, on his own say-so, could undo the needs of Taiwan, in accordance with pro- tionalists of Taipei resist the idea, and of course After reading it. conservatives in Con- Taiwan, while also stating that a principle what it took two-thirds of the Senate to do in the cedures established by law." Peking rejects the idea out of hand, but the jnss quickly expressed outrage over the of gradual reduction will govern sales in the tirst place Sen Barry Goldwater took the ques- Now, consider the language of the joint com- prospect makes geographical and ideological tion to court and won a favorable judgment at sense. work ol weaklings andfStsies and people future. Those terms acceptably reaffirm munique just announced between the United the District Court level, only to have it over- States and the People's Republic of China. This For the moment, as a practical matter, uith mush lor brains. ' in the words of Sen Peking's sovereignty over all of China, in- turned on appeal. is what the communique says: "The United perhaps nothing has changed. The Communist iionlon Humphrey pi New Hampshire But cluding Taiwan, and should be read as a In the midst of the litigation, Congress de- States Government states that it does not seek government on the mainland is not about to • uch rii'o:\lc( arthyite rhetoric shouldn't logical and necessary evolution in relations cided to take its own legislative slap at the to carry out a long-term policy of arms sales to attempt an amphibious invasion of Taiwan. A •listrart attention from the measured and between Peking and Washington. president By overwhelming voles (90-6 in the Taiwan, that its arms sales to Taiwan will not relationship that has lasted for 30 years could Senate. 345-55 in the House), Congress approved last another 30 years. The joint communique, ippropriate compromise that underlies the Noticeably absent due to adminis- exceed, either in qualitative or in quantitative the Taiwan Relations Act that became law on terms, the level of those supplied in recent years thus seen, is a disappointment. It is not a iKreemenl For overcoming his own politi- tration firmness, is any deadline for that April 10, 1979 That act. as Mr Reagan himself .... and that it intends to reduce gradually its disaster. H reluctance to accept the principle of "final resolution." That omission clearly Coking s Sovereignty over Taiwan, the furnishes Reagan with an important politi- president deserves praise cal loophole by placing the timing of this s- This resolution follows prolonged talks devolving military sales program com- FROM OUR READERS spanked earlier this year by the admmis-. pletely in his — or a successor's — hands iration s announcement ol plans to sell In any case, Taiwan appears to be K-5K lighter aircraft to Taiwan It is impor- under no external threat of aggression. I recently read of your bill to require rele- '•inl to keep in mind that the terms signed Peking's overtures regarding reunification Helmets necessary vant professional qualifications of any person appointed to the executive directorship of a with 1'ekmg this week do not stop that sale have so far been extremely conciliatory. Humson municipal or regional sewerage authority. Cur- Indeed arms to Taiwan might be regarded And an invasion of the island province To the Editor: rent statutory regulation permits, indeed it in- is Ihe one concrete commitment made in would certainly prove to be a costly and I The. following is excerpted from a letter vites, .the appointment of incompetent but well the communique, and conservatives can't dangerous undertaking for which China's sent Assemblyman Thomas Cowan Sr," 1) connected political hacks to these critical posi- Hudson.) claim to be too upset on that account. tions. leaders appear to have no appetite. How- At a meeting ... of the advisory board and The clauses generating most criticism ever, the communique .indicates to trustees of the New Jersey Head Injury Associa- Your bill is a prompt and appropriate re- .ire altogether more hypothetical in con- Taiwan's leaders that, as a matter of basic tion, one of the major topics of discussion was sponse to revelations by the State Investigation tent, though nevertheless very important. foreign policy, the United States'must place the proposed legislation ... in regards to regu- Commission of serious mismanagement at sev- eral authorities in Monmouth County and around The United States indicates its inten- concrete limits on its arms assistance. That lation of motorized bicycle operation. The board ... went on record ... recommending urgent and the state. Its passage would better insure that tion not to carry out a long-term policy of important signal ought in turn to focus the serious consideration, in addition to the regis- customers of such authorities get their money's arms sales to Taiwan" and to reduce those imaginations of the leaders in Taipei on the tration of these vehicles, that it should be a must wuryi from their ever increasing sewer fees. I sales gradually This commitment prom- means for peaceful reunion with the main- that the wearing of a helmet be required... applaud, congratulate and thank you for your ises a final resolution" but does not stipu- All family and professional members of our display of leadership and political courage in land. this matter. association are very aware of the traumatic and extremely sad effects of head injury to a young The need for your legislation has been well person, all being personnally involved with this established by the SCI's recent inquiry. Un- Unbalanced trade type of situation. fortunately, documented need for additional It was noted in one of the newspaper articles protection of public dollars has often been insuf- I S Trade Representative Bill Brock On this score, Japan ought to be coaxed that one of the major objections to wearing a ficient reason to take corrective action, particu- helmet was... that they were "uncomfortable." has sounded a timely warning against a to make further concessions to allow more larly when an effect thereof would be to reduce 'What's Phase Two?' There is some doubt as to any validity to this vested political power. tr,ide war in the bosom of the Western U.S. products into her home markets. Giv- statement, and ... if it were true, a minor alliance He cautioned a group of business en the free entry that Japan has enjoyed discomfort during operation of the moped cer- I'm sure your effort — to remove these high- leaders in Vail. Colo that trade restric- over the years in U.S. markets, this is a TODAY IN HISTORY tainly would overshadow years of a tragic and priced patronage plums from the reach of per- tions imposed upon allies for the purpose of time for reciprocity across the board. sometimes futile recovery. If the objectors to sons whose chief qualification is party loyalty — the helmet requirement could ...see young peo- maintaining domestic employment and Moreover, recognizing the important share wi|l meet stiff opposition from those politicians ple in a coma or ... suffering residual damage to productivity can backfire as they did in the that it has taken in the U.S. automobile By The Associated Press who prefer, and often profit from, business as the brain, I am certain that any objections they usual. I am proud of your readiness to squarely (ireat Depression market, Japan ought to be urged to produce Today is Monday, Aug 30. the 242nd day of might have would be removed immediately... face this sort of pressure as you defend the best History should not be allowed to repeat more products in the United States, where 1982 There are 123 days left in the year. ... The major concern should be that any bill interests of New Jersey's taxpayers. Keep it up itself, but it is important to recognize the they are marketed. Today's highlight in history: passed should have the requirement of the wear- and, again, thank you. novel character ot the current strains in Quotas and tariffs may do more dam- On Aug. 30. 30 B.C., Queen Cleopatra of ing of the helmet... Ernest Cote world trade Ko'r the United States especial- age than good, especially if applied broadly. Kgypt committed suicide, probably by taking Robert J. Cor re Township Committeeman ly, too large a part of the imbalance arises Still, they are becoming an increasingly poison — although legend says it was by having President Holmdel Township an asp bite her HI trade with Japan. The nation had a. U.S. common feature in international trade. N.J. Head Injury Association In 1645, American Indians and Dutch settlers i rade surplus last year of $13.4 billion. So Japan ought to recognize as a politi worked out a peace treaty at New Amsterdam, Continued from year to year, such a cal fact that nations sustaining prolonged ' which is now New York. Letters to the editor must be ilgaed and have gross imbalance constitutes a cumulative trade inbalances will have strong incen- Today's birthdays: Actress Shirley Booth is Bennett bill the writer's complete address and telephone source ol tension that feeds a mood of tives for erecting trade barriers. Avoiding a 75 Actor Fred MacMurray is 74. Baseball Hall number. They must not exceed 300 words. Not ol-Kamer Ted Williams is 65 acceptable are poetry, endoraemenli of p»n- protectionism in Congress. So wise heads of trade war clearly depends upon correcting Holmdel Thought For Today: The rotten apple spoils To the Editor: didatei for office or endorsemeits of com- state will attempt to promote some kind of the situation that moves a nation toward his companion. — Benjamin Franklin, U.S. (The following was sent to Assemblyman mercial products. All letters are subject to [•eneral accommodation. such solutions in the first place. statesman 11706-1790). John Bennett. R-Monmouth.) editlnf. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 19B2 The Arts The Daily Register A7 TELEVISION TOMORROW Kansas-born actress

NEW JERSEY brother Are*. (Part 3) (R) *« 9 (VHF) WNET It; (UHF) daughter runs away to live (Patanlal dlacretlon la • EOWARO TH> UNO (1962. Adventure) Robert wWigypalea (Part l)g "Hood Old Teddyl" Edward MHchum. Jaaa Ruaeell 23, 50, 52, 58 (all lifted u 52). •AMMVMUjn • I.O. . m TOO CLUB enjoys 'E.T. fame rafuaaa to allow in health lo NEW YORK • FOOTBALL POUJES impede hla efforts to sale Qoofa made by mernbara ol It 40 BBSS LOST TREASURE OF (UVH) WCBS J, WNBC 4, tha NFL ara eel to the THE CONCEPOON Tha By BOB THOMAS recovery by a team of WNEW 5, WABC 7, WOR ft, mualc of Tchalkovakya LA WI'IX 11; (UHF) SI. "Nutorackar SuHe." r divere of an eatimated (200 HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Do you believe in LASUSQUEDA million ki booty atorad In a PHILADELPHIA •:SOI ES aunkan Spanish gallson Is E.T.? Dee Wallace did, and she was there to (VHF) KYW S, WPVI, UUOF STARS IMS • ODD COUPLE chronicled; WWIam Conrad see the ingenuity that brought the tiny space WCAV 10; (UHF) 17,28, 48 • ARTHUR RUSM8TEM narrates (R) traveler to life. "Tha Young" / "Carioa Am- dl" At the age of 81. Maaa- "No matter what it took to make E.T. tro Arthur Rubinstein talks TWUnHTZONE OAYTME SKOALS move and talk, I thought of him M a real about Ma. mualc and people COMUUWTY UPDATE person," the Kansas-bom actress says. "All while traveling throughout 6:20 (HBO) SNEAK PMVsXW • OALA OF STARS ISM lha Mediterranean and 1:30 IB LATE NMHT of us in the movie did. I think the audience Host Leonard Harris looks Europe DAVID UIIERMAII Quests: can tell if you don't believe in him and at tha movlea, apaclals and Beverly SWa hoata an eve rung ol performances by top 1O:«S S REPORTER 41 Tom Brokaw. Ruth Gordon, instead are thinking of the 11 people back aports events coming up on lltmmeker Andy Aaron. (R) Home Box Office 7:00 alara ki thai world, of opera dance, symphony, chanbar 11:00 I NEWS taBC NEWS OVERNKIHT there who are running the little sucker.'' lO0O(HBO) EARTH. WHO AND An nlarvlaw with Jaclyn Smith: muaic and tha) lhaatar; A-S-H SaWTOFMBOAV Enough Americans have believed in him Hi M CONCSRT Tha Ian James t evlne la muaic INDEPENDENT NET- funk-rock group combine a as year old racant high S to make "E.T: The Extra-terrestrial" the P. W0RKNEW8 ' achool graduate director lor the gala (R) WORK NEWS exploaive alnglng with com- UNCLEFLOYD flyaway moneymaker of the 1962 film sum- plex choraography and B NBC HEWS • MOVIE «w*M "RomanoN And Juliet' BENNY MJLL 1*0• MOV* **H "Convlcta mer and perhaps of the century. flashy apeclal effects In a ifM'A'fH MOVE! "El Amor Tlene Four" (19S3, Comedy) Ban parformanca taped at tha fi TIC TAC DOUOH (1961, Comedy) Peter Ustl J Reviewers have agreed that one of the • ABC NEWS nov. Sandr»pea Care Da Muter" Lucy Oal- Oaiiara. Stuart Whitman Oakland CoHaaum In Oak- lardo, Iran Eory • MOVEI ** "What Ara strengths of the Steven Spielberg film was land. California O • BmRTAMMaMT • MOVEr *wH "Night Flight From Moacow" • SSKWMADOR Bast Frienda For?" (1973, Wallace's well-shaded performance as the 11:00 (HBO) MM STOP Tha three Comedy) Tad Beesell. Laa THE JETFERSONS (1874. Drama) YuJ Brynnar. fi SATURDAY WQHT harried mother. It could easily have (alien , ol aeveral travalara change Henry Fonda (HBO) EARTH WM0 AND Orant. whan thay ara atrandad In a •ATTLE8TAR OALACT1 • LOS KAKUKOMCOS FMIM CONCERT Tha Jazi- into cliche except for her intelligent smsll Kanaaa town. Margot S MOVK **H "Susan funk-rock group combine 2 OOO JOE FRANKLIN portrayal. KMdar and Tim Malhseon I Slsde' (IM1. Drama) Troy exploelve singing with com- • MOVIE **H "Tha •L DIRECHO 01 "It's nice to be noticed," she admits, Donahue. Connie Stevens plex choraography and Longest Hundred Miles" NACfR (I9S7, Adventure) Doug *O0(HBO) JOHNNY CASKS COSMOS CLOSE UP flaahy special effects in a "and it's not easy when you're working with JUUMTA McClura. Katharine Rosa AMERICA Tha country • WKRP M CMCM- parformanca taped at tha three kids and a dog. Not to mention E.T." SANFORO AND BON f Oakland CoHaaum in Oak- mualc atar performa a OOimjIaaW UM "Fan NATI Mr. Carlaon'a mother • DELAWARE VALLEY Dee Wallace has been noticed in memo- •alula to American history f secretly takaa maaauies to land. California. FORUM Clothing" and tradltlona with guests turn tha stations success (HBO) THE UNEXFUPJOAT- rable performances for several years. She (•NEWS 11:30 J 0UMCY Quincy June Carter Cash. Stave Into failure. (R) (HBO) MM STOP Tha live. ordara a psychological played a hooker in a "Lou Grant" episode Goodman. John Prine and of several travalara change I CAROL BURNETT AND HJLL Tha wild Rodney Crowe* from Ken- autopsy whan he can't find and wacky British comedian and that led to the woman at-the-bar role in whan thay ara atrandad In a conclusive evidence that an nedy Canter In Washington. portrays varloua charac "10" Her work in a two-part "Skag" r • t ' email Kanaaa town Margot Naw York evangelist took hla own life DC Klddar and Tim Mathaaon Yankeea at Mlnneaots ters, Including a circus prompted a call from Steven Spielberg. • 0 THE BEST OF CAR- clown and a French atar. Twins SON Moat Johnny Caraon. exchange Student. In numer "I went to his office and talked with him 7:301 THEMUPPETS Queata: Jamea Stewart, ova akatchae. for an hour and a half," she recalled. "I DA' PEOPLE'S COURT Don Adama, Manhattan didn't hear from him for a year and a half, • FAMLYPIUO Transfer (R) 2:16 a PERSPECTIVE: MMOM a 00 (HBO) • * Willy Wonka ALL M THE FAMILY IB m M'A'B*H Sidney and then my agent called and said, 'Steven And Tha Chocolata Facto- Fraadman la aant to tha O YOU ASKED FOR IT 3 • ABC NEWS NMHT • MOVEi **H "Speed- Spielberg wants you for his new picture.' I ry" (1871, Fantasy) Sana WHEN HAVOC STRUCK 4077th to aludy tha effects Wilder, Jack Albartaon of praaaura on tha camp way" (1968, Muaical) Elvis said, 'OK, what's the joke?'" 800(HBO) **H "SI. Helens" personnel (R) • M3M Praaley. Nancy Sinatra. (1M1, Drama) Art Camay, • O MOW ** "Free- METROPOLITAN "Apparently Steven had seen me in "The DEE WALLACE David Hulfman dom Road" (1979. Drama) REPORT 2:30 • NEW* Howling' and had followed my other work. CARTER COUNTRY 12:30 • ** 'Mission Over Muhammad All. Kris Kris "U.3. Open Pre- MARY TYLER MOORE LARCCOOaDA Even though I had played a call girl in Korea (1853. Drama) John lotfaraon. After graduating from the University of ISPY «:40SM0VK ** "Reducing" 'Skag,' he always saw me in the role of Hodiak, John Derek THJ NET* TOM0HT: A • IMV URfFM Quaala: Kansas in theater and education, she taught IOO(HBO) ** "Scoul'a Hon- Jack Jones. Frad Qrandy, S MOVK •* "Rock (1931, Comedy) Maria mother." LOOK BACK Around Tha Clock" (1966. Dressier, Polty Morsn school for a time. "I liked the kids, but not or" (i«eo. Drama) Gary 8Ooa • PMVATE BEHJAMM Llaa Roblnaon, Johnny Yune. Musical) BIN Haley and Tha (Now she's enjoying the fallout from the administration," she said. "They say Coleman, Katharlna Mel 2 50 (9 OFF THE SET mond. Comets, Johnny Johnston. "E>.T." "For years producers have been they want young innovative teachers but then being aneakad Mo Fort • MOVEI •*** "Tha 2O0B **W "A Slrangar In Qrapea Of Wrath" (1940, WRESTUMQ 3 OOO DARK SHADOWS Bradley but cant gat Cap- CAPTIONED ABC MEWS saying, 'I'd really like to use her but she has they put their thumb on you.'' • My Arms' (1068. Drama) Drama) Henry Fonda. Jana S fl MOVK ** "Sam's no name.' Well, thanks to 'E.T.1 they can use Juna Altyaon, Jell Chandler tain Inn 10 believe hef Darwall Song" (1974. Drama) Rob- Dee moved on to New York, where she A •Fenaa Da Laa Floral" (R) 1*00 •> • M0VC * "Skate- art Da Niro. Jennller Wai me now." found more work in commercials and in- BOO (HBO) * * "Willy Wonka • B LITTLE HOUSE ON town USA." (1979, Come- Deanna Durbin would be proud. Dee was THE PRAIRIE Charlaa (HBO) MOW **K "St. dustrial shows than in the theater. One of the And Tha Chocolata Facto- dy) Scott Balo, Greg Brad- (H"BO> MOVIE * * born Deanna Bowers because her mother shows brought her to Los Angeles, where she ry" (1971, Fantaay) Gene leavee tha farm to become Halms" (19(1, Drama) Art ford. "Scoufa Honor" (1980, Wilder. Jack Albartaon a carve* of line furniture (R) Camay. David Huffman. • SATURDAY NJOMT Drama) Qary Coleman. admired the singing star's "genuine quali- decided to stay. She started in films at the 9 » • • HOUSE CALLS Char- 9 MOVEi w*H "Flaata" Katharine Helmimd ty." Dee's birthplace was Kansas City, Mo., bottom, touring the casting offices and grab- B P.M. MAOA2ME A viill (1947. Mualcal) Esthar Wil to Joe Namaths football lay auffera from Insomnia but she grew up across the river in Kansas bing "day-player" work wherever she could and Norman gala an mllated llama Ricardo Monlslbsn 3:10 t. camp for youngatara; a 06- (HBO) MOVIE **«H MBS THE MILLIONAIRE City, Kan. She later shortened her name find it. BOO year old racant high achool "Allen" (1979, Horror) Tom VANESSA JANEWHTNEY "because nobody could pronounce Deanna." CHARLIE'S ANQELS graduate • VAM Skerrllt Yaohet Kolto 3«0I Married to her "Howling" co-star Christ- OUT- tLA VERNE a SHWLEY 1 • • JOHN STBMBCCK-S • Nm 4OO« BEST OF OHOUCHO As a girl she saw the Durbin movies and opher Stone, Dee Wallace at 33 finds herself PANY EAST OF EDEN Whan Cat DOORS 12 30 • HA WAI FIVE -0 lots of others — "I came from a relatively "in the best time of my life. I've climbed my • ONCf UPON A CLASatC learna that hla mother la 4:30 • ABBOTT AND CO8TEL IftOOaS • LOU GRANT Lou and • LATE NMHT WITH LO poor background, and our entertainment was way up rung by rung and now I'm mature "The Mill On Tha Floss" ahva and la now a famous a hardworking policeman DAVD LETTERMAN Queete madam. Ha precipitate! Jeremy Tulllver Bands his become tha innocent vlc- Tom Brokaw, Ruth Gordon, 4:40(HBO) MOW **M "SI the television set. 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AHII0IIN TOWNSHIP OCEAN TOWNSHIP i 40. 7 JO, 9 X early parole. Myrtle tells Langley to halt hii affair with Opal learns where the hospital drugs are stored. Maggie believes CINIMAM — SEAVIIW SQUARE CINIMA I — MPAARATINOS RTF Ih ""<" Diner (R)7 ».»:» Homtwork (R) 1:00.1:SO, S:43. 7:43. G — O*it*ral audiences. II I Ctslljl iu ??00 and then tells Opal Langley has no money. Carrie stands up to t^he fever is a strain of legionnaire's disease. Althea realizes STUATMMOKICINIM*!- Ml PO — All eeei. IPareaUl esMaaco Phoebe. Silver beginning to wonder if she could compete with that Philip Manning is leaking gossip items to the newspaper. Annis IPGIf 10.1 30 SIAVIIW SQUARE CINIMA II — tueeettesl man ?ai so jcimi JSI it iTHATHMOm CINIMA II — Th* world According lo Garp (R) Erica. Erica aware that Jenny is in New York but promises to Kit teUs Mike she's not interested. Rocky III (PC) 7 00.» 10 I 00. "4i. 7 JO, 10:00 Asaunv PARK MIDDLEBROOKI keep the secret. Coming to Mrs. Gonzalez's aid, Jesse stabbed NfWITKlVt TM1«T1«- Rocky III IPG) 7:30. f:U, rain ATLANTIC CINEMA but refuses treatment. Ellen decides to spend evening with EDGE OF NIGHT: Finding Pietro dead and Chad un- Traihl (XXX) 7:30. 10:00. Cindy melln**l:00 (XXXI I:4S MIDDLESHOOKII ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 2*1-0140 Lars instead of attending opening night of Mark's play. Critics conscious, Jodie thinks Chad responsible. Chad finally con- LYRIC — Annla (PG) 7: IS. • 40. rain matin** ALL SEATS $2.00 Ntvtr So Dttp IXXXI 11:0). 1:30. 1:00 pan Mark's show. vinces her he is not. Sky upset when he can neither obtain key ; II, 9 ». ThaFtlinai (XXX) I li. I » . RED SANK he needs for safety deposit box nor gain control of newspaper. ATLANTICHIOHLANDS HlDSANKMOVIiSI ATLANTIC CINIMA — Homtwork IR) 7:30. • 15 ANOTHER WORLD: Diana decides to leave Bay City if Val and Jim continue to romance, although Val admits to Rocky III (PG> 7:30. f:30. rain RE D SANK MOVIES II - matlns«!:X Tht World According lo Gsrp (R) Steve lives with Rachel. Having been threatened by Alma, Mike and Nancy she also cares tor Sky. •ATONTOWN 1 li. t SO COMMUNITY I — MONMOUTHARTS CENTER Louise wants out of the house. Chris's grandfather dies, E.T. (PGI 7:30. »:». rain matlnea Rocky III IPG) 7 JO. 9 JO leaving her millions of dollars. Ed is interested in dating GENERAL HOSPITAL: After Packy's death, Scotty leads 1:00 SHREWXURY COMMUNITY II — SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I — Henrietta. Cecille wants Alma to stop the scheme against Rick to Deroley, who is arrested for Packy's murder. For The Road Warrior IR) 7:41. •:«. An Ofllctr and a G*ntl*men IR) rain matlnta 1 00 I 30.4:00.7 3O.< 40 Blaine, but she refuses. Monica's sake, Alan decides just to seek visitation with Jason. IAT0NT0WN OKIVI I" SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II — I GtNEKAl CINEMA Joe suggests Rose start work at the hospital. Shaken by Zapped IRI • 01. MIS; Taks Thli Dln«r IR) 100.4:00.4.00.1:00.10:00 BARGAIN MATINEES S2 001 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINIMA III — AS THE WORLD TURNS: Barbara hearing strange music Packy's death, Johnny Is off to New York for his prizefight. Job and Shova It [PGH 40 I IIOIlMUUtMlUKMlNIOtitrB I PMIHOLO B*aitmatt*r IPG) 1 00. 4 30, 7W. 1 UM IHOtlUn I1' MATIHIf WOW 0MT J wlulc Sylvia denies hearing it. When James dresses as Jason Scotty insists Susan turn down Alan's out-of-court settlement FREEHOLDOU»DI > JO Th« World Accordlno to Garp (P.) MIDOLESEX COUNTY and stands outside her window, Barbara collapses. Ellen and offer. Charles aware Holly falling in love with Luke. Blackie 7: II. t:4S. rain matlnaa 1:00 EDISON SEAVIfW SO. CINEMA Ben make love. Annie may be expecting twins. Craig doesn't • MIHOLDQUADII — MENLO PARK CINEMA I— identified by bujn as man who robbed him. E.T. (PG) 7:10. *:40. rain matins* Tht Choten IPG) 3 00. 4:00. a 00. Joan Collins want position with Whit McCall's company, but takes it after 1:00 I 00. 10 00 FREEHOLD OUAD III — ME NLO PARK CINEMA II - W Monmoulh Si.. R*d Bank IIIIMI WOIIK Whit baits him. Despite Steve's assurance to Kim that he is GUIDING LIGHT: Morgan's New York neighbor calls to Tha Btaitmaittr (PG) 7:19. *Sal, An Officer and a Gtntltman IRI S42-SO02 2 ISO J4S 74)145 |R) rain mallnM 100 1 30.4 30, 7 X. • 41 only a friend to Betsy, Nick is enraged about their rela- say Morgan's wallet, taken in mugging, has been found. Kelly • RMHOLD QUAD IV — WOOOSRIDOE Robin tionship, causing Betsy to halt any contact with Steve. An Offlctr and a Gantlsmsn IR) CINEMA I — The Greatest '"CARP angry, since he knew nothing of the incident When Morgan 7:13. *:40. rain matlnMl 00 ZappedlRI 1:30.3:30.1 10.7 JO f » ACC returns home, Kelly files Into a rage and departs. A shattered HULIT CINEMA II — Challenge 2-4 4>T;J0-1iJ PLAZA — Summtr Lovtrt IR) 1 00. 4 00, too. CAPITOL: Danny gets one of his hostesses to come on to Morgan heads for Jennifer, who suggests that she move to Rocky III (PGI 7:30.1:31 ' • 00. 10:00 SHREWSBURY PLAZA Mark's apartment. Mark, tells Morgan she must move to the CINEMA I — Matt, then snaps pictures and hopes he can use them as Tha Baattmaitsr IPG) 1:30. 7:10. blackmail one day. When Julie goes to Sloane's apartment and Springfield Inn. At the inn, Josh pursues Morgan's friendship. IX ROCKY CINEMA II — Cinema 34 * GENTLEMA.EMMN IR) discovers Tyler having dinner there, she flees, moves back As Quint and Tony prepare to exchange artifacts for Nola, Homtwotk (R) 1:30. 7:40, t:M Route 34, Abordton 7 10-1:40 with Myrna and calls off the engagement. Judson gives Tyler Helena takes the art objects. RT 11 DRIVE IN - 583-3600 or 583-3601 Clew 01 1*14 (R) 1:05. 11:43. Fort III IHNKK (H) the engagement ring he gave to Tyler's grandmother, explain- Apscha th* Bronx (R) S:4S after 7 p.m. Sylvester Stallone ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Trying to smoke out those respon- HOWELL 2 4 4-1 10 ing that he won it in a poker game on board a train following a TOWN — Talia Shir* Tanya Roberts political meeting. Brenda, in love with Wally, realizes Julie Is sible for the baby switch, Dorian goes on the air and just about Annla (PG) 7:IS,*:4S. rain matin** Kevin Timothy accuses Jenny. An angry Vicki runs an editorial in the COUNTRY- THE BEASTMASTED |PG| the one Wally desires. Trey and Kelly continue dating. Pomrealit IPGI 7:30. 1:41 rain Bacon Daly 1-4 30-7 3Q-1 jo newspaper. When she refuses to reveal her source to police, matln**l:00 Admission $1 99 7 30 4 9:30 KIANMURO Vicki is put in jail and Clint comes to her aid. Tony's MIDWAY — DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Chris gets robot put together. Polt*re*lst (PG) 7 10. » 30 Learning Renee and David are lovers, Kayla tells David she parachute gets tangled and he suffers a concussion. It is KIYPORT feared that it was no accident and the finger points to Gary. STRAND — DilMSft will be a friend. To get Delia in the house to spy, Stephano Traihl IXXXI U:0J.l:30.7:tS.«:30, MIDDUTOWNtOnn ^SLTV offers Delia's services as a baby-sitter for Maggie. Evan Pat and Tony wed in the hospital garden, with Jimmy as the Cindy 1:13.1:30 LONO (RANCH 7:30 & 9:30 Dally UA HAZLET " W**** SHOW demands a million dollars from Stephano in six weeks. A witness. LOHG (RANCH MOVIES I — Nl v An ONIctr and s Gentlemen IR) Admission $3.00 jt'"^^ " woman claiming to know Anna from her past disputes Anna's 110 » 41 theatres story of being sold into white slavery and contends that Anna RYAN'S HOPE: After Shootout with mobsters, Siobhan LONO (RANCH MOVIES II — leaves Joe and moves back with Johnny and Maeve. Siobhan Friday th* 13th. Part 3 (R) 1:00. An OFFICER and enjoyed her call-girl lifestyle. Doug and Julie let everyone 10:00 agrees with Johnny that this attack proves Joe is still In the MIDDLETOWN a GENTLEMAN in think they separated. Neil tells Marie the Demearas were SUN IHURS 1 ] 10 i 70 7 48 10 00 underworld, but Maeve reserves judgment. Don tells Joe UAMIOOLETOWNI- responsible for his accident. An OHIc*r and a G*ntl*man (R) there is a contract out on Joe's life, and Joe seeks peaceful 1 00. 3:10. !: 10,7 40.10:00 CLASS OF 1984 meeting with syndicate chieftains. Jill agrees to be Joe's UA MIDDLETOWN II — Zapped (RIMS. 3: IS. 3:11.7:13.1:13 SUN THURS 2 3 40 i 70 7 1 40 10 20 attorney. UA MIDDLETOWN III - Claw Ol 1M4 IR) 1 00. 3:40. 3:10. THE 7:00.1:40.10:30 On Two Scr»mns' SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Tom accuses Jenny of being UA Ml DDLE TOWN IV — MOVIES Road Warrior IR) I 30. 3:30. IN. CINEMA P T THE EXTRA- out for Stu's money. Joe sees Martin giving Stephanie a kiss. 7 JO. « 30 AT •-• • • TERRESTRIAL Martin wins at the poker game, and when Weber cannot pay UA MIDDLETOWN V- Rocky III IN HIS ADVENTURE ON EARTH (Fl4 up, he turns his losing gambling club over to Martin. Return- MIDDLETOWN SUN IHURS 11 10. ! «8 i 7 10 1 M Every Evening ROUTE 35 ing home, Dane discovers a barely clothed Sunny at Lee's at Palmer Aye „""«« THE WORLD m TAVERN apartment. RADIO STATIONS 671 1020 RESTAURANT TEXAS: T.J. worried about Ashley's.health. Judith fears SUN -TMuin »r«*r' »v§« her past with George will ruin her chances for a lasting AM TYPI PM TYPI CINEMA II THE ROAD WARRIOR WAOB •!« BM Annie mi GIISON • Mud SMNCin [Ml marriage to Grant. When Stella prepares to tell about Judith's WFPG — MOR • I BM FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS past on the air, Judith threatens a libel suit. Lurlene considers WHLW Evary Evening SUN .THun DimiJinin WHTG lira c 7:10»8:J0 Joel's marriage proposal. Ashley and T.J. allow Gregory to WIIN ' 1410 BM ZAPPED MONDAY & TUESDAY WJLK 14S0 — 1310 C/T •4.3 C/T - spend time at ranch with Justin. WJRZ 1001 C SUN THURS 1 IS 3 It t ll'l T1.I It VEAL PARMIQIANA WOSM •37 MOR 1071 C THE BEASTMASTER 8CRVBD WITH SALAD __ YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Robert tells Nlkki getting wwuu Moil Station! otftr s tcheduK of n*wl HAZLET MARC SINGER • TANYA ROIERTS £9 SPAGHETTI, BREAD * BUTTER .70 annulment from Kevin won't be easy and that Kevin Is the •nd public affair i programming In add) WON THURS M4JM.UI lion to th*lr regular fermat. All format baby's legal father. John tells Jack to get used to Jill or description! art ai thown In Broadcast CINEMAS HOMEWORK Soft Shell Crabs Are Henl Ing Yearbook 1*71. vacate the house. The medication helps Claire, who comes out ROUTE 35 JOAN COll(NStCAHRU SNODCRASS [ft] ShrawaburyAva.atHarbartBt 739 9697 CM— Beautiful Musk SR—Sett Reck MON IHURS 1 31. J 40 I 70 (tod Bank Amp- of/ atrxl par*** 747-1586 of her catatonic trance, but she cannot understand why she C— Conltmporarv T— Talk has grown so old, nor anything about the intervening years. 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By USA FODERARO BM gtrengtn and it took him a long time to MIDDLETOWN- The aquatic ability of n^ure both physically and m«tall,,''sb, most canines amounts to little more than a VvV As Chmielewski grew increasingly m bit of dog paddling and an occasional Frisbee T £• terested in the obedience work, she started catch in the ocean. W" \^t entering Cody in local dog shows And before But one truly gifted pooch. Mia's Ebony I • long, the dog had earned the title of Compa- Cody — a black, long-haired Newfoundland •* nlonDog. from Lincroft, has mastered the I ^^ ' U^^| "You have to qualify in three shows to breaststroke, lifesaving and Hobie Cat sail- ^^* \ ^^ «et lhe Companion Dog degree," ing. >•_ ^H Chmielewski explains. "It takes most dogs "Sometimes I think he's a human in an I • f ^ll^^^H Wf^^^^ an avera8e °' seven shows to qualify for the animal suit," says Cody's owner and trainer, II ' • V^ . I title, but it only took Cody three." Gail Chmielewski, », of Lincroft. "He's a • W _ . - ^ M After tbelr first taste of success, the team super animal with an extremely advanced I • ^ (• pushed ahead and Cody earned the title of mind. Cody comes sailing with me all the • \ . M Companion Dog Excellent. He qualified for time and makes a great crew." \ this rank In four shows, easily beating the Weighing in at 140 pounds, the 6-year-old K i national average of 10. male dog has gained national recognition as IB \ ^f\ Ttie ieam '» "°w working toward the title the 30th dog in the United States to earn the I ^k . v\ ^fl| of utility Dog - the highest degree in obe- titie of Water Rescue Dog. To obtain this ^^^ V ^M djence work superior rank, be had to pass several water- BsV-O" ~V ~^1 In the midst of this cUmb up the canine related trials and testa. / sBaVN. 1 I ladder of excellence, a friend suggested that One such test required him to grip a large BssB^O' ^H Cody should be tested at water rescuing, rubber bumper attached to a rope in his teeth ^k— ^H "Newfoundlands are water rescue dogs and swim 75 feet offshore to a stranded A V by nature, " Chmielewski notes. "With motorboat The crew tied the rope to the A BJF MM webbed feet, a powerful chest and a thick craft and sat idly by as the Newfoundland •SfflKW undercoat which protects them from cold towed the boat to shore and beached it r^B HPPWv" ^V'' w»ter, Newfoundlands are the most powerful Another exercise involved a whiffle ball P»^5 WPW4 ^fT-"^-*/' '.''- swimmers of any breed of dog." filled with rocks which was thrown to the ESfatfsl '- •' « " wasnl lon8 before she discovered that bottom of a lake Allowed three minutes to HRnfiiTP' 'WrV.V ' '*t ' Cody could do the breasUtroke, using his tail plunge under the water and retrieve the ball, l|B?*VrL/v' * i^sW^ £"'.'-' •'•'•" "' as a rudder \rith natural ease. The wonder Cody completed the task in 25 seconds HKJwjf:1/^/ tv.rV'' • ' '•. ' dog proceeded to pass all of the tests neces-

Cody achieved his nautical talent through •^••"•^•^•"•^^wi^ww w ••* • < ••••••. • • > • • ' *«•» >V' •. Mry tor ^ u/ater Rescue Dog Utle without a swimming ability Inherent in the New- •'• »iw»»c«rtF«rt«. having ever been trained. foundland breed, but primarily through WONDER DOG — Gall Chmielewski of Lincroft and her loyal pet and pal, Wa's .| couldn't believe it," said DEAR OLD DAD — Amos Henderson of Matawan countless hours of intensive training from Ebony Cody, have gained national attention because of the dog's aquatic feats. Chmielewski, who works at Freehold gets a kiss on the cheek from his daughter, Mrs. Chmielewski. Raceway as a chemical inspector. "Cody Frank Huhn of Middletown, at a surprise party A graduate of Red Bank Catholic High Newfoundland puppies and we couldn't re- pet was growing at a rapid rate. breezed through all of the junior and senior yesterday marking Henderson's 90th birthday. School, Chmielewski first became interested sist. There were two male puppies left in the "I knew immediately that Cody was exercises as if we'd been training for months, in canines during early childhood when she litter and we both ended up taking one going to be an extremely large animal," she it came so naturally to him." would accompany her parents to dog shows home." relates, "so I decided to enroll him in an Chmielewski, who describes Cody as where they would display their Alaskan She paid $300 for that pup six years ago obedience training class at the Bayshore "trusting, loyal and loving," even brings the Malemutes. and considered it a great bargain. Today, the Companion Dog Club in Ked Bank." . dog along when she takes her Hoble Cat out 90 candles "I fell in love with the Newfoundland at same black ball of fur would cost a canine She herself now teaches dog training on a for a sail. And the 140-pound dog, who loves to my very first dog show," she recalls. "When connoisseur between $500 and $1,000. volunteer basis at the club. take orders from his "skipper," makes an I was 19, my girlfriend and I saw an ad for' Chmielewski soon realized that her new "He was a large puppy with a lot of ideal crew. add a glow 200 cited to his face for service MATAWAN - A surprise birthday for Amos Hen- derson yesterday turned out to be the nicest present a 90- year-old could receive. "Surprised? Oh boy, I couldn't believe It!" Hen- derson exclaimed after being met by relatives, neighbors to hospital and friends from years back at the First United Method- ist Church yesterday afternoon. , HOLMDEL — Bayshore Community Hospital honored Henderson's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eliubeth Hen- more than 200 community volunteers at its recent tenth derson, organized the event, bringing together old friends annual Awards Dinner. from Henderson's near-century in the state. The volunteers were cited for contributing more than a "I had to get reacquainted with a lot of people," quarter of a million hours of humanitarian service to the Henderson remarked. "I knew their faces, but I couldn't hospital. remember their names.'' Henderson is a man who has known a lot of names and The thank yous were extended by Calvin Bell, president of Bayshores board of trustees; Thomas Goldman, executive seen a lot of faces during his long life. After moving here CITED FOR SERVICE —Calvin Bell, left, president of tend thanks to three of more than 200 volunteers cited at director of the hospital, and John N. Gilvey, who retired from Mauricetown in 1921, he began a 57-year career as a Bayshore Community Hospital Board of Trustees, and recent dinner. The volunteers, from left, are Dora Thomas Goldman, executive director of hospital, ex- Emmons, Evelyn Lufburrow and Helene Casaerande. recently as assistant director. They also presented service station manager for the Central Railroad of New Jersey. pins to eligible Senior and Junior Volunteers. He remembered fondly the bountiful service at sta- "Without the dedication of each and every one of you," tions that are now defunct. Goldman told the honorees, "Bayshore would not be the "We had station* that once handled 30 trains a day successful health care institution it is today." before they gradually cut back," be recalled. "Now the He went on to inform the honored guests of Bayshore's stations are gone completely." Some clothes go no-wear expansion plans. These include a new wing that will house H Though never a Boy Scout himself, Henderson has 9 five new beds (bringing the total to 253), a STEC (Short Term also been active with the Scouts for 40 years since Extended Care) unit, 40,000 square feet of ancillary space, a orming a committee to establish Troop 73 in 1(33. Today new volunteers office suite and a community conference •e is chairman of Chingarora District and a member of center. toe Monmouth Council of the Boy Scouts of America. but others are top drawer Pins for 9,000 hours of volunteer service were awarded to He also is finance chairman at the church and vice If I had known for sure, when I bought the clothes I Lillian Cherry, director of volunteers, and Florence president of the Keyport-Matawan Bowling League. Bushman, Thrift Shop chairwoman. "I've enjoyed working with people very much," be own, that I was going to like them and wear them, I could have saved myself a fortune. The clothing business would Pins for 2,000 hours of service went to Margaret Franti, declared — and Judging from the turnout at yesterday's volunteer office worker; Irene Lambertson, Information Desk party, the pleasure has been mutual. be in big trouble if all of us liked everything we bought when we got it home, because we wouldn't be traipsing worker, and Rose Schein, a Thrift Shop volunteer. back to the store in a few weeks to buy something to Joining the volunteers and members of the board of replace it. ANDY trustees and hospital administration were members of the My average is slightly below 50 percent. I like and hospital staff, department heads and other Bayshore per- wear less than 50 percent of everything I buy once I get it ROONEY sonnel. Menna elected home. My clothes closets are filled with pants, jackets, A special welcome was extended by Lillian Cherry, direc- shirts and shoes that seemed attractive and practical to tor of volunteers. She told the volunteers: "You give but little me in the store but haven't worked out at all. when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of to directorship To make up for those, I have four or five things that yourself that you truly give." are 10 years old that I've worn and worn. I wouldn't part with them for anything. I reach for the same old things and it's usually worse, but that's fashion. year after year. Toward the middle of spring, when the I have a pair of light brown corduroy pants that are a by Big Brothers weather starts to turn hot, I put away the clothes I've little thin at the knees and ragged around the pockets. I worn all winter and think to myself that some of those old still like them and wear them Saturdays, but I'd like a New MV center new pair so my wife wouldn't be embarrassed when we FREEHOLD - Pasquale Menna of Red Bank has been favorites have seen their last season. go to the supermarket together. I can't find those cor- elected to the board of directors of the Big Brothers/Big I cannot quite bring myself to throw out the old duroy pants anywhere. They're all bell-bottomed and Sisters of Monmouth County. favorites, though, and I decide to give them one last without belt loops now. helps motorists Menna, a lawyer, is employed by the Mutual Benefit Life summer vacation In the back of my closet. Insurance Co. of Newark and also is a partner in the Washing- In September, when the first nip Is in the air, I reach In America we treat clothes the way we treat food. ton Performing Arts Company In Washington, D.C. for something warmer. I take out the old favorite, look it We spend more for both than we really have to in order to He was graduated summa cum laude from George Wash- over and put it on. It looks fresher and better than it did nourish or cover ourselves. We have fun with these regain licenses ington University with a B.A. degree In international affairs at the end of last year. I wear it. I can get away with it for necessities and I have no objection to that, but I wish the and from the American University Law School. another year. And another. And another. manufacturers would spend a little more time thinking EATONTOWN - Shore area residents and visitors with about quality and a little less on style. He is a member of the American, New Jersey State and One or the great disappointments to me about clothing driver license suspension problems can get fast help by Monmouth County bar associations; is a member of the board is how consistently I find that the most expensive clothes The fact is that most of us don't wear most of the visiting the Eatontown Motor Vehicles Driver Qualification of trustees of the Italian Tribune Earthquake Relief Fund in I buy are the best. This doesn't seem fair or biblical. clothes or shoes we own. We just HAVE them. Center on Route 36, according to Clifford W. Snedeker, Newark, and is president of the Red Bank Democratic Club. When I pay more for an all-wool suit or an all-cotton shirt Dave Garroway used to have his clothes closet director of the state Division of Motor Vehicles. He also serves as counsel to the Broadway Redevelopment by a good maker, it looks better, fits better and wears divided into sections by size. He was always going from Since opening last month, the special Bureau of License Corp. In Newark. longer. When I buy a snappy-looking synthetic jacket or a 180 to 230 and back down again, so in the morning he'd Suspensions and Restorations; has been able to restore Menna is active in the Greater Red Bank Chapter of the pair of pants that are supposed to do everything but walk weigh himself to see which size suit he should wear. My licenses to 132 individuals, sparing them the long, hot ride to NAACP and the Greater Red Bank Tenants Association and is to the washing machine by themselves, I'm usually weight goes up and down, too, but I don't have my clothes Trenton, Snedeker says. a lay reader and CYO moderator at St. Anthony's Roman disappointed. I wear the jacket a few times and then it separated by size. When my weight is up, my clothes fit Better yet, from the point of view of visitors, is the speed Catholic Church in Red Bank. begins to drift to one side of the clothes pole in my closet. tight. When my weight is down, they hang on me. with which they can get in and out of the office. The average A recipient of the Jaycees Outstanding Young Man of the A second disappointment to me when It comes to I think it might be a good idea if we set aside one night time spent by each driver has been only 20 minutes — "a far Year Award in 1981. he U a candidate for the Borough Council buying clothes is that you can never repeat anything. If a year when we took everything we own out of the closet cry from the waiting they would have faced in Trenton," in Red Bank. you buy something you like and wear It for a year and and every shirt, sock and set of underwear out of our Snedeker says. He resides at 21 Riverside Ave. in Red Bank. decide you'd like another similar to it, you can never get dresser drawers and tried them each on in front of a The special bureau is staffed by case file evaluators who The Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Monmouth County is one. They don't make them that way any longer. Clothing mirror. have direct computer and telephone contact with the DMV looking for potential board members to assist In policy- manufacturers are « nvUess bunch. They don't stick with Next to the mirror there should be a huge waste- office in Trenton. The direct contact allows the evaluators to pUnning and fund-raising activities Anyone Interested is a good thing when they have it. They try something else basket. process immediate restorations and discuss individual driving asked to call the organization's office. records in detail. B2 The Daily Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 30,1882

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B\ KMII.Y WILKKNS Don t relax because it's cloudy. The Dear Julia: You're a love to have sun shines right through those clouds. written and everything you say makes Some of the worst burns of all occur on super sense It's true that glare and No matter how often it's noted that cloudy days clutter can make you feel hotter than too much tanning is not good for skin Look out for sunburn when you're you are. So screen glare out and clean because it causes it to age prematurely, gardening Give hands special care. up clutter to feel cooler and more com- the sun sounds a siren call every sum- Tanning cream not only will ward off fortable In hot weather. mer Perhaps it's the lazy days of vaca- sunburn but keep skin soft and make dirt RELAXING ROUTINE tion, the soothing relaxation of sunning easier to remove Dear Emily: Can you suggest a re- laxing routine? I'm going through a Whatever, annually many over-tan. It To protect facial skin, be sure to use could cause trouble. tense period and need to (Immer down your regular foundation. Round about — or else. — Irene R. Often women heed all the rules when this time of year, with Labor Day it comes to acquiring a tan Then, once Dear Irene: This tension-tamer is around the corner, a tan no longer has featured in my "Secrets from the Spas" skin has a light coating of color, they "in" status Fashion and beauty are throw caution to the winds They forget bulletin, which can be obtained by send- gearing up for winter and, beautywise, ing 50 cents and a self-addressed, that every exposure to the sun has to be that means a paler look is a la mode. safeguarded against. stamped envelope to me, care of this Of course you're careful at the JUST FOR YOU • newspaper: beach The sun is so obvious there. But Dear Kmily: I have enjoyed the col- Close your eyes and stretch, tensing do you take care when you walk along umns you've written about keeping your your body. Tighten each and every mus- the street, when you step out to take mill in the summer. But I'm surprised cle, then give each an extra strain of care ol your garden, when you work you've never written about decorating tension. Squeeze eyes, fists, toes, but- outdoors0 in this regard. In my opinion, keeping tocks, shoulders, as you hold your In summer, skin care has to be a day- cool not only involves body temperature breath and count to 10. Next, go limp all in. day-out job. not a now-and-again but a state of mind. I feel lots cooler over. Sink into compleXe oblivion until proposition Get into the habit. when: your head feels so heavy it seems to be Before you step outdoors, apply a I keep the shades pulled and my sinking into the floor. Pretend you are sun-screening lotion. living room is a dim haven on a bright, leaning back in warm water. Let your Don t throw caution to the winds just glaring sunshiny day. entire spine, arms, elbows relax. becauie you have a suntan. If you've I roll up heavy carpets, take down Tense up tight, then relax. It's mag- ever set'n bronzed skin marred by sore- heavy drapes, put away accessories and ic. Try it. You'll like the limp aftermath limking shoulders or blazing red nose, have a room scheme that's bare and a lot. you know what I'm talking about An cool-looking. Have a beauty question that needs an ounce DI protection is all-important. I think duller could drive one craiy answer? Write to Emily Wilkens, care Be sure to put plenty of lotion on when it's hot. of this newspaper. She can't answer eyelldl. on the backs of knees, on your Love your column and hope you your letter personally, but she will reply inMep. ureas that sometimes are over- agree with whal I have to say. — Julia to questions of general interest in her looked G. column. I- TIME OF YOUR LIFE Pity cuts seniors' dignity Fashions paraded

B) JAl'K II SMITH a great deal of sympathy out and aging offices compile statistical evidence that a there for older people Proba- some kind of printed guide to feared disease is being con- at 'Day at Races' I find it best to give the bly a few of the recipients local sources of help and to quered, the obvious satisfac- ulder lolks empathy, not sym- need to be cared for, but discounts available to sen- tion of a homebound person pathy says Florence there are many older people iors. Newspapers have de- who has found companionship Longwell, outreach coordi- who can be helped most by veloped advertising sections with someone who grew up in for Cultural Fund rutbr lor the Whitney Senior being reassured that they can that centralize and update the same era — these, too, (.'enter in Si Cloud. Minn still help themselves. special services for seniors can be substantial rewards. OCEANPORT - Calliope the gal who developed the That s tellrn^; it like it is Ms Longwell manages an Behind such reference ac- Many healthy seniors find music played softly in the Cultural Fund and shepherds Webster define! empathy "Oasll" for this purpose — tivity is the recognition that their satisfactions in volun- background, decorations its success. •is the imaginative with a capital letter, since it seniors are not asking to be teer work and community were circus-inspired, and the Proceeds of the party will projt'ttinn ol one's conscious- stands for Older Adults Seek- waited upon, but simply to be service. In the knowledge showing of men and women's be used to provide free seat- ness intu the feelings of an- ing Informational Services told where to go to help them- that they are helping some- furs and fashions staged by ing for thousands of New Jer- .other person." In other Oasis is a continuing how- selves As long as a person is one else comes the help that Lillian Lehman Productions sey's senior citizens, school words, it's not just feeling to" and "where-is-it " re- mobile and mentally alert, as they desire themselves. of East Brunswick — was nif- children, veterans, blind and sorry lor an older individual, source for such things as the majority of healthy sen- But a senior who brings ty (for her) and natty (for retarded citizens. but understanding why the' health care, legal services, iors are, he or she is still good performance and or- him). The outing started 'round person feels that way and education opportunities, controlled by the pride that ganization, along with a sense But the black model in the about 11 a.m. in the Terrace »hat will overcome it handyman and chore work, says, "I want to do it my- of dedication, to a paid job is blond fur bikini with a rac- Patio restaurant, where a Sympathy might impel nutritional guidance, housing self." also helping others: the em- coon fur coat coverup was the lavish buffet luncheon was ON THE RUNWAY — Mrs. New Jersey, Gerrl Pauline viiu tn send a book or two to a and safety checks The direc- And so it is with other ployer and the users or cus- one that drove 'em wild. served, the fashion show was of Old Tappan, left, and singer and songwriter Jane shut in who s lonely Em- tor tells me that she has a aspects of living with dignity tomers of the organization. Some 600 persons, pre- staged and lots of lovely gifts Olivor, pose on the runway in Monmouth Park Jockey pathy would cause you to take working file of more than 600 The activities of a healthy Club's Patio Terrace, setting for the "Day at the 1 In either case, it is first dominately female, turned were presented. Then came • hi bunks over personally and' agencies that would be dif- senior must not simply oc- necessary that the senior be out at Monmouth Park the races, with the third one Races" benefit for the Garden State Arts Center's remain for a visit Sympathy ficult for seniors to locate in cupy the extra time that he asked, admitted or appointed. Jockey Club for the 7th an- named in honor of the Garden Cultural Fund. The fashion show's grand finale, featur- miuht rause you to'plant a the phone book or any other has been granted, but fulfill ing designs by Knauer's Furs, East Brunswick, is spot- r an Sympathy will not often bring nual "Day at the Races" to State Arts Center's Cultural p.it HI garden '" older directory it that invitation. Empathy benefit the Garden State Arts Fund. lighted in upper picture. woman Kmpathy would Descriptive literature on The more astute workers will. Center Cultural Fund Among make you ronsider whether the service has been placed in in aging determine what it is Ms. Longwell has ex- the gals in attendance were there was a way of making it many public places around that an individual likes to do pressed the philosophy in this Jane Olivor, down Monmouth easjer for her to plant and the St. Cloud area The because he or she Hoes it short poem: way for her singing stint at maintain the garden herself. calls generated by this soft- well, then find a way in which "There is a destiny that the Garden State Arts Center It strikes me that there is sell approach." Ms Longwell this can be done for some makes us brothers. in Holmdel; Gerri Pauline, says, have been tremen- kind of pay This need not be "No one goes it alone. Old Tappan, who is Mrs. New oraoiiinloind dous.'" • ' money, although it often is. "All that we put into the Jersey 1982; Jvlarie Sevell, Weight loss Information is one of the The pleasure of an under- lives of others Scotch Plains, chairman of most prevalent needs of older privileged child who has .re- "Comes back into our the popular fund-raiser, and Red Bank Only Hours: Tues.-Sat. 1O-5:"io] course held people Most senior centers ceived a hand-sewn dress, the own." Florence Fuhri, Middletown, by Riverview LADIES' RED BANK - Riverview Hospital is again offering its Weight Aweigh reducing program and will have an open house for prospective •'participants Saturday, Sept / '/ II at 11 a.m in the hospital's WEAR sixth-floor classroom Many JOIN Kilhride. dietician, will ALL LEATHER speak, and registrations will be accepted "FRYE" The program is divided into four terms, lasting five weeks each Each term con- BOOTS... rcntrates on learning and maintaining new eating be- OO value , haviors to $115 Weight Aweigh, " now in UP TO *45 its third year at Riverview. Limited quantity reports an average weight loss of 20 pounds per person 00 There are still openings in "BASS" *22 rtr the Teen Weight Aweigh On September 7th, Weisht Watchers' resistration Not All Sizes In All Styles program, also conducted at and w. meeting fees will 90 up. If you join before SHOES Riverview Hospital More in- formation is available by con- that date, you pay the modest $6 resistration fee tacting Riverview s nutrition now in effect and we'll maintain the current low $5 services department meeting fee for you through December 31, 1982. So don't wait. The rost of losing goes up on September 7th. Secretaries Join before September 7th and save up to $18. open season WEIGHT WATCHERS TINTON FALLS - Mon- mouth Chapter of Pro- IS STILL YOUR GREATEST VALUE. fessional Secretaries Interna- tional ( FSII will have its first AND YOU NEVER HAVE TO SIGN A CONTRACT. dinner meeting of the season Sept 9 at 6:30 p'.'m. in the More people have lost more wei9ht with Weight Watchers Hilton Inn. Tinton Falls than any other weight loss program in the world. Betty Dobis, Parlin, mem- Our Best bership chairman, will speak For more information and a class nearest you, caH on the topic. "Membership Selection SWEATERS in PSI Opens More Doors." Secretaries interested in All Wools in 0RIG joining this professional or- (201)992-8600 ganization or in attending the ' "COAT" "CARDIGAN OFF - dinner meeting may contact or Toll-Free 800-242-5866. "CREW" Styling All sizes Dobis or Maxine Vigilante, Oiler valid in Area 31 N.J. only vrr pR|CE 145 11th St., Belford, N J. (17718 8 WALLACE ST., RED BANK 842-6610 SHREWSBURY, N.j. MONDAY, AUGUST 30,1982 The DBaily Register B3 ADVICE ASK PR BROTHERS ANN LANDERS Teen's rebellion an SOS Wife depicts academic life By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS worse example for them. She's sexually promiscuous and delights in flaunting this. She complains so much about as as Dear Ann Landert: Your aniwer to "Unfulfilled Behind of glands calling to another. If you have trouble making a Dear Dr. Brothers: We have four children and only one is parents that my husband and I are ready to toll her to get oat the Facade on Fifth Avenue" was excellent. The lady of the distinction you need Ann's booklet, "Love or Sex and How to a real problem. Our 15 year-old daughter is rebellious in since she doesn't like anything about the home we offer. If she Fortune 5M complained Utterly about her driven, money- Tell the Difference." Send a long, self-addressed, stomped almost every way. She makes everyone's life miserable. She's quits high school and threaten! to run away once more, we're mad, itatui-coMdouf husband and ilfned off with a lament envelope with your request and U cents to Ann Landers, P.O. rude to my husband and me, and she constantly insults her not going to stop her. II may sound unmotherly, bat I say, about not having married a professor. Box HIM, Chicago, ID. Mill. older brother and her two younger sisters. She couldn't set a "good riddance." - U.N. In case the gelt another chance, I'd like to tell her what Dear U.N.: It may sound sentimental and soft-hearted, il'i like. I am married to a protestor. He Is also a workaholic. but I say this child needs help. I appreciate that what she Hii only trips are to meetings with colleagues. Sometimes the seems to be doing is hard for any parent, or family, to take, college pays his way. Wives are not included. We cannot YOUR HEALTH but this behavior sounds to me like a cry for help. afford to go along, so we stay at home. .. It's easy for a particularly difficult child to slip into the My husband has no hobbles. He consistently puts In It-boar role of family scapegoat. Once this happens, the behavior is days, seven days a week, teaching classes, attending depart- likely to get worse and worse. It's as if the child says, "If this ment and college committee meetings, preparing exams and is the only way I can get attention, I'll play this role to the lectures, reading term papers, advising students, writing Mouth closes with click hilt." articles and doing research in the library. The sexually promiscuous teen-ager is disturbed and un- If a student calls during dinner (which happens four nights happy. Usually, the child is desperately trying to get love. a week), he must go to the front hall. We can afford only one Because they often feel unloved by the family, such children telephone and that's where it Is. reach out to others for some physical reassurance, for any- will actually delay seeking deserve to know the reliabili- We live in a modest home. I nude all the curtains, By LESTER L. COLEMAN, urine studies are done to es- thing that looks like love. the expert dental treatment ty of the people for whom bedspreads and slip covers. I also make my own clothes and M.D. tablish the "liver profile' Get professional help; learn to communicate hi some new required. they are baby-sitting. This is those of my daughter. We entertain a lot — if having graduate which yields vast information way that will reach her. Turning her out would be a tragedy. Dentists are tint to recog- a mutual responsibility that - students in for hot dogs and Girl Scouts for punch and cookies Whenever I open and close for a correct diagnosis. Rebellious children need guidance and discipline. nlie that tempero-man- deserves careful scrutiny. my mouth or when I chew SPEAKING OF YOUR Dear Dr. Brothers: I recently visited my mother and can be called entertaining. dibular joint disorders must fast, I get a clicking noise.. It HEALTH... Know your baby Dr. Coleman welcomes father after being away for almost 15 years. We've kept our We talk a great deal about money — mostly how to make It be treated only by specialists doesn't hurt but it certainly is sitter before trusting her or questions from readers. close family ties through letters and frequent telephone calls, last until the end of the month. in the fields. Before reposi- annoying. Have you ever him with your greatest Please write to him In care of but because of my husband's career, there's never been time Being a professor's wife is all It's cracked up to be, and tioning of the teeth takes known anybody who com- possession. Baby sitters, too, this newspaper. for a real visit before this. I expected to find them changed less. I'll sign this — Broke At The Bottom place, extensive X-rays of the plained of this silly thing? - and older, naturally, but I wasn't quite prepared for what I Dear Broke: Where did you gat the idea you are at the jaw joint and the bite Itself Miss L.V., Ga. found. I've always thought of my father as the strong, bottom? You're pretty close to the top if one considers are essential. prestige important, and many people do. While life in DearMisaV.: authoritarian male and my mother as a rather passive, It is wise that persistent Hospital program to treat aeademia has some thorns among the roses, it's infinitely The symptom you de- traditional-type woman. I'm a feminist and pride myself on healthier than the black-tie, ulcer-migraine set. scribe is a common one. It is being liberated, so I was proud of my mom for being as Investigated early, for when Dear Ann Landers: In response to "Youngstown Mother," true that the distress may not adults with respiratory ills independent as she now is. What really surprised me was that be great, but the noise does neglected, changes can occur my dad doesn't seem to be rebelling about his rather back- my story has a different twist that might make her see that FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP register. , she is not guilty. She asked, "Would kids stop taking drags If signify some problem within in the bone, in the joint, in the seat position. He's not sick, but he loves letting Mother take the jaw Joint. The condition ligaments and in the muscles - Freehold Area Hospital Participants will meet over, running things and making major decisions. — D.C. they could feel the pain that we, their parents, feel?" will conduct an eight-week may be that which is called and may lead to distressing with physicians, nurses and I have been feeling pain and guilt for three years, tat not community health education Dear D.C.: Your father may be glad for the opportunity of tempero-mandibular joint complications. other qualified health per- because my child took dope. I did. My best friend told me program for adults with having someone else assume responsibility. Sometimes even disorder. The causes are Is a needle biopsy of the sonnel to discuss various about some "great stuff" that would make me feel terrific asthma, chronic bronchitis or authoritarian men get tired of always having to be in charge. many. Any alteration of the liver dangeroas? I am told ways to cope with their prob- and at the same time remain alert, attentive and In control of emphysema. The first session According to a study by University of Michigan psy- bite of the teeth (occlusion) that my uncle may need It. — lems. Prevention, relaxation my senses. It sounded fantastic. I was 21 years old and had a 4- will be Sept. 17 from 7:30 to chologist David Gutmann, men and women often change roles may affect the jaw joint. Mrs. CM., Minn. techniques, abdominal year-old daughter who kept me homebound day and night. I 0:30 p.m. in the WeUness Cen- in their later years. Historically, being a good provider- Within the joint there is a Dear Mrs. M : breathing, bronchial was going nuts. The "great stuff," I decided, would be an ter, which may be contacted protector has required a man to be competitive and ag- sac, or bursa, which makes it Biopsy of the liver is a hygiene,and emotioal aspects ideal way to escape. for information on fees or to gressive, just as being a source of emotional security has The capsules contained PCP and LSD. I was totally out of possible for the jaw joint to valuable procedure. Liver are among topics to be cov- required women to be gentle, sensitive and obliging. my mind for almost 36 hours. Thanks to the Good Lord and a move without discomfort. biopsies are not done routine- ered. Free educational mate- When their children are grown, parents often can afford to loving husband, I did not harm my daughter and recovered When there is an imbalance ly. It is only when the doctor rials will be provided by Cen- change roles. The wife may become the more dominant from a wild, craiy, mind-blowing trip. of the bite, this bursa my needs supporting evidence for Siddha yoga tral New Jersey Lung As- partner, reclaiming her independence and aggressiveness, become inflamed and cause Needless to say, my so-called best friend Is no longer diagnosis that a liver biopsy sociation. while the husband relaxes into a more submissive role. pain on chewing or yawning. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP around, and I don't miss her one bit. My humdrum life looks is performed. Through a nee- - Siddha Yoga Meditation prettier and prettier. I hope a little of the guilt stays with me There is a huge network of dle, a small quantity of liver nerves on the outside of the Center will resume its regu- as a reminder of how fortunate I am. — Four-Leaf Clover In tissue is extracted. Then it is lar schedule Sept. 10 at 7:30 Hammond face around the jaw joint and processed and examined un- the outer ear. Small nerves p.m. at 412 Woody Road. Martha Johnson says: Dear Clover: PCP and LSD could have scrambled your der the microscope. The in- Howard Matrick, recently re- brains permanently. The real problem with street drugs is enter the ear and consequent- formation one gathers from ly pain in the ear may be turned from India, will relate that they are often laced with indeterminable ingredients The such a procedure can be in- his travel experiences. Medi- dealer couldn't care less if what he sells might cause a few referred from the jaw joint. valuable. Unless this is recognized, ex- tation and refreshments will dozen people to end up in the morgue. He's interested only in Along with needle biopsy, follow. The program is free money to support HIS habit. tensive treatment of the ear will serve no function and a whole battery of blood and and the public is invited. Don't flunk your chemistry lest. Love is more than one set 1IDST HINTS FROM HELOISE I Carl A. Quaglia R.P. Electric drill revives LIFE GOES ON worn non-stick skillet AND ON, AND ON 99 LBS. How long can you expect to live? Certainly It is now possible to live longer than your parents and their , DEAR HELOISE: WASHING MACHINE ancestors. But, this increased life expectancy is not in just a few Do you know of anything that can be Dear Heloise: The filter that fits over ' completely automatic. You must take an active part in done to a non-stick coaled pan that is losing the agitator of my washing machine was so helping it to be realized. months, .and Its coaling? stopped ap with Ume deposits that It was Your physician is the main link. He is there to help you I've kept it off I have an electric skillet that's too good unusable. to maintain good health, overcome a sickness and to to throw away, but since the coating is I remembered Heloite and her white spot possible trouble before it gets too serious for over a year!" coming off, the pan is becoming literally a vinegar, so I completely covered the filter Pharmacists are proud to be another important link by •licky problem. with the vinegar in a plastic container. I left supplying any medicines and health aids you may need I'd sure appreciate any help you can it there for about U hours. or your doctor may prescribe. • No drugs or injections give me! — A Reader With a little scrubbing with an old tooth- YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need • No starvation or hunger We all know those non-stick skillets and brush, the filter was as good as new again. 1 pans have to be treated with tender loving a medicine. Pick up your prescription if shopping — Mrs. Edgar Long pangs. care, but in spite of all our painstaking , nearby, or we will deliver promptly without extra GROOVE-Y IDEA i charge. A great many people entrust us with their care, they can still get scratched, and then • Professional supervision Dear Heloise: Having used a toothbrush prescriptions. May we compound and dispense bad turns to worse. yours? • Delicious, satisfying There's no way of restoring the coating, for cleaning grooves In combination storm and screen windows, I find It Is not as handy meals. that I know of, so the only solution would be MfTHOKO MiMVIM FOB MUOTB MTNrT rWWCTS a tool for this particular job as a pastry to remove it if you value the pan enough to Shrewsbury Pharmacy • No constant calorie brush. want to keep it. THESHREWSBURYSHOPS counting no decisions. The coating can be removed by taking The pastry brush fits In the grooves BROAD ST. 741-4174 SHREWSBURY an electric drill with a wire brush attach- deeper and better, thus getting them PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY ment, and using a light touch, go over the cleaner. — Barbara C. coating to remove it. TOUCH OF CLASS * One lady wrote in and was very pleased Dear Heloise: I used that versatile, "After a few months, I lost 99% with the results. She said her skillet was washable and inexpensive self-sticking dec- lbs. without drugs and without still very easy to clean and still her favorite orative paper to brighten up my kitchen being hungry. The Nutri/System pan. So, what have you got to lose but a pan canisters, automatic coffeemaker and cap you can't cook in anyway? dispenser. food was the biggest plus of the Give it a try. — Heloise I even framed some to put on the dinette program. Now, after a year, I'm HANDY WORK TABLE walls. My kitchen clock looks much prettier 103 lbs. lighter and I've gotten Dear Heloise: Having derived many trimmed with the paper, and the telephone seven of my co-workers to join. benefits from your column over the years, I it definitely a conversation piece. figure it's lime to pay yoa back by con- Even the walls above my kitchen sink The program worked for me so tributing a small hint. are now easy to clean since I covered them LOST! why not share it!" When the do-it-yourselfer needs a large with the paper. Of coarse, for years this 14 FOUNDS) flat table to use when hanging wallpaper, paper has cushioned my cupboard shelves. QUICKLY « NATUBALLT one Is easily available by removing the - A. Chat fee hinge pint from an interior flat door. TUNA STRETCHER Just lay it between an existing table Dear Heloite: To make your tuna salad FOUND! 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ROSCMAHV aOIIOSS — NY. KKmngeipeiieiice in 4U-9M2 mt in,!,-. Aivm AM*1* An*>,it#n Darn e OnWf Ameican 530-9340 li Mechme N.II Htm*. Wan* atao Pnnctwn Bat Open Man. Thru Sstt. 2> nutri system .*»d tank, N.J. OTTOt weight loss centers B4 The Dairy Register SHREWSBURY, N J p AUGUST 30. 1982 Munoz-Todd HOLMDEL - The marriage of Sandra Lee Todd, daughter of Mr and Mrs William WEDDINGS Todd, in Crawford! Corner Road, to Gregory Mum, son of Micky Munoz, Sky Top Gardeni, Sayreville, took place here July 10 In St. Benedict Roman Catholic Church. Deacon Tom McKeever officiated at the Foley-Walsh Callinan-Butera ceremony, which was followed by a reception The bride was graduated In Lakeside Manor, Haxlet. RED BANK - Patricia MIDDLESEX - The mar- •ted from Rumson-Fair Susan Walsh, a free-lance from Middletown Township Row Sasso was maid of honor. The riage of Joyce Marie Butera, Haven Regional High School, writer, and Patrick John High School and Monmouth bridesmaids were Christine Salsano, Debbie a special education teacher Kean College of New Jersey, Foley, director of Red Bank College, West Long Branch employed by the New Provi- Pinto, Angle Joy, Laura SarnoiU, Denise Parks and Recreation, were Mr Foley, an alumnus of Union, and U. S. Trotting As- Watson and JUT Watson. Melissa Joy was dence School System, and sociation Officials' School, married Aug 28 in The Vic- St Anthony's High School. Kevin Michael Callinan, a flower girl. torian Spirit, here, setting Hamilton Township, and Columbus, Ohio. He attended The bast man was Richard Smith, and the State of New Jersey racing Rollins College in Florida and also for a reception Montclair State College, was official, took place Aug 10 in ushers were Steve Todd, Jeff Todd, Ricky MR. AND MRS. GREGORY MUNOZ the University of Wyoming, Municipal Court Judge awarded an MS degree in Our Lady of Mount Virgin Ro- Joy, Tony Pinto, Jack Kerr and Jimmy Laramle. William Himelman officiated therapeutic recreation from man Catholic Church, here. Stramper. Mr. Munoz was graduated from Keyport at the marriage of the daugh- The Pennsylvania State Uni- Mr. and Mrs. Callinan Mrs. Munoz is an alumna of Holmdel High High School, and Is employed by Dupont, ter of Mr and Mrs Edward versity The Rev John Polyak cel- went to the Bahamas on their School, and she and Mr. Muooz attended SayrevlUe. Paul Walsh. 150 Hamiltoman The couple went on a wed- ebrated the nuptial Mass, honeymoon. They make their Brookdale Community College, Uncroft. She The couple took a cross-country wedding which was followed by a re- Drive. Middletown, to the Son ding trip to Bermuda and will home in North Plainfleld. Is a secretary at IFF, New York, NY. trip to California. ception in the Knights of Co- of Mr and Mrs Robert D makke theih r homh e in EatonEt - Koley of Hamilton Township town , lumbus Hall, Dunellen. Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Joseph Butera, Moskowitz-Lutack Middlesex, and Mr and Mrs Robert W Callinan, 57 Ridge NEW BRUNSWICK - Road, Rumson. DIET COKE Kirkpatrick Chapel 61 Mrs James Berchieko Rutgers I'niversity was the was matron of honor Also setting for the Aug 29 wed- 6 PACK attending the bride were Sue ding of Leslie A l.ui.irk anil Kredric J Moskowitz Dea- Mattheissen, Leesa Bonnell, con Neil Smorzak and Rabbi Ginny Cardillo and Mrs Joseph (ielbt'rman officiated Michael Pembleton. Felicia at the ceremony, which was Failla was junior bridesmaid followed by a reception in and Paul Butera was junior Pines Manor. Edison usher The bride is the daughter Chris Sibole was best man of Mr and Mrs Michael' a,nd the ushers were Kerry Lut.uk 126 New Munnuwth Callinan, David Butera, Tony Road, Middletown She re- Casagrande and Chuck ceived a bachelor of science Weinkofsky degree in nutrition from Urexel University, Philadel- Mrs Callinan is a gradu- phia, and is now a graduate ate of Middlesex High school student at East Mimnhhuiv. and Trenton State College. I Pa i State College Mrs Mr. Callinan was gradu- JOYCE CALLINAN Moskowitz is also a dietitian I.KS1.IK MOSKOWITZ RITE AID RITE AID CUTEX at Pocono Hospital. Easl Stroudsburg Marion Booth was as maid NAI1 POLISH The bridegroom is the son of honor at the wedding, and of Mr and Mrs William the bride was also attended Moskowitz. Easton. Pa He by Roberla l.utark and Col- received a bachelor of sci- leen l.ui.uk A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations Hates $3 7'i for three lines for 1 day ($100 j ence degree in psychology Daniel Moskowitz was the each additional line), $:"• mi fur throe lines for two days • from East Stroudsburg State best man, and the ushers i$l Mi each additional lint" $ti fit) for three lines for ) College and is now a gradu- were Robb Moskowitz and three days i$2 00 each additional linoi, $7.50 for three ate student at Marywood Col- Brian (iulick lines for lour or live days i$225 each additional line). lege Seranton. Pa He is also After a wedding trip to $9 (Ml lor three lines for six to eight days 112.50 each a psychiatric assistant al Canada, the couple will re- additional linei. $10 50 fur three lines for nine to ten PoconO Hospital side in Stroudsburg. 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By JEFF TUCHMANN damage to the interior cruciate liga- The status of Mark Reed, the quar- going along well until this weekend. I downs." ment too," Perkins said yesterday after terback out of Morgan State with only a had a bad game and I hope that's all it But as much as penalties hurt the EAST RUTHERFORD - New York doctors examined Simms at University year experience, is unclear. is." Giants offense, the absence of a bona- Giants coach Ray Perkins called hii Hospital in Newark. "Perkins has a system of two quar- Some of Brunner's problems were fide blocking fullback was just as no- team's 22-10 victory over the"New York Perkins said Simms would undergo terbacks, " Reed said "I think this will caused by the Jets' awesome front line ticeable. While rookie halfbacks Joe Jets Saturday night "expensive " an arthroicopic examination today, and mean he'll work with nfc a little more." which held the Giants to 114 yards Morris (11 carries, 43 yards) and Butch It was as expensive ai a first rate if either ligament is damaged badly, But Perkins' first Inclination after rushing and sacked Giant quarterbacks Woolfolf (six carries, 23 yards) were backup quarterback, because that's Simms would have immediate surgery. the game was "to go get somebody." three times, once each by Klecko, Mark gaining small chunks of yardage on what the Giants need now that it'i Perkins added that the best Simms Whoever the backup quarterback Gaitineau and Abdul Salaam. their own, Larry Coffey (23 yards in 10 almost certain Phil Simms has been lost could expect from microsurgery, if it will be, it is now clear that Brunner has carries) and Clifford Chatman (29 yards for the year. were performed, would be five to six the starting job, though he did not dist- Giant tackle Jeff Weston handled in seven carries) did not do the job Simms, who had been battling Scott weeks of Inactivity. inguished himself Saturday. He com- Klecko well for much of the first half, running, blocking for the halfbacks, or Brunner for the starting position, was Giants general manager George pleted just 10 out of 14 passes for 89 but right tackle Gordon King had prob- blocking on passing downs. sandwiched between the crippling rush Young, who had spend much of the week yards, was sacked three times for a loss lems with Gastineau throughout the game. Weston called Klecko "the best of the Jets' defensive end Joe Klecko searching the waiver list for re- of 21 yards and threw three intercep- "Sure we missed Rob (Carpenter)," defensive player in the league and that and defensive tackle Abdul Salaam late placements' for unsigned fullback Rob tions, one of which was returned for a Weston said. "With Rob running, you in the first quarter. Carpenter and released tight end Dave 35-yard touchdown by Ray in the first includes Fred Dean (of the San Francis- can just block the guy and Rob would Simms' pass for John Mistier sailed Young, will now make finding another minute of the second half. Simms, on co 48ers)." have the ability to find the hole. You Into the hands of Jets free safety Darrol quarterback his first priority. the other hand, looked impressive, hit- Perkins called the Giants' offense wouldn't have to hold the blocks." Ray and Simms, In obvious pain, had to "We'll be looking for people who ting five out of nine passes for 35 yards "sputtery." The Giants, especially be helped off the field. may have a future and are available," and the one interception. right guard Bruce Kimball, repeatedly Carpenter remains in Houston and "We are still 75 percent sure he he said Saturday after the game. "But I "I certainly have a lot of things to killed drives with holding penalties. the Giants cannot negotiate with him - (Simms) tore his medial collateral liga- don't want to dip into the antique sec- work on," Brunner said. "The three "What irritated me most," Perkins until the players association signs a new PHIL SIMMS ment completely, and that there is some tion." interceptions were just stupid. I was said, "was the holding penalty on the contract with the NFL. Mets lose 13th consecutive game, 9-4 NEW YORK (AP) - There came a point Bedrosian, a rookie from Methuen, Mass., seventh straight — against three losses. in time when Steve Bedrosian, one of two and veteran Gene Garber have combined to Glenn Hubbard, Claudell Washington and bullpen stalwarts for the Atlanta Braves, had Yankees win, C2 win or save 45 of Atlanta's 72 victories this Rafael Ramirez each drove in two runs as to say: Enough Already. season. Bedrosian has a record of M to go Atlanta overcame a 4-3 deficit to win for the "I had a pain in my muscle. It was like a on four hits in two-thirds of an inning in a 9-8 along with his eight saves, while Garber is 6-7 ninth time in 10 games. toothache," Bedrosian said. "It wasn't in the victory. Yesterday, however, he pitched with 25 saves. shoulder or in the elbow, but in the muscle. three innings of one-hit relief, striking out With the Braves coming out of a pro- "If I'm still manager next year, jobs will "It came to a point where it hurt so bad, I three and preserving his eighth game of the longed tail-spin that saw them lose 19 of 21, be wide open on this team," said Mets Man- had to ask for a few days off," he said. season, a 9-4 victory over the Mets. Torre was particularly glad to see Bedrosian ager George Bamberger, whose club has lost Braves Manager Joe Torre gave on the right track again. 13 in a row. "It won't be a case of anyone's "I had to make a little adjustment — job being secure just because they played a Bedrosian the time off, four days.to be exact, "This was really his first good outing something that I hadn't noticed," Bedrosian lot this year." and that and a little work on his mechanics said. "I wasn't following through at the end since we went out to the Coast last month," have him ready to help the Braves down the of my delivery. Coach Joe Pignatano noticed Torre said. "We had to force feed him a Still, Bamberger defended his players. stretch, he says. it in the bullpen. I wasn't coming through and little bit. This was the first time he'd been "Our ballplayers are going out every day, Friday night, Bedrosian pitched for the really busting it. asked to be a short-inning relief man over the trying to give a good performance," he said. first time since a horrible outing against the "It's something I've known all along, but length of a season." "They're not thinking of the losing streak. New York Mets five days earlier. Friday sometimes I need somebody to remind me of Bedrosian's three-inning stint saved Phil They'll be out tomorrow night, too, trying to against the Mets, too, he yielded three runs It." i Niekro's 13th victory of the season — and do their best." Thompson goes all the way MAHWAH (AP) - Leigh Thompson Bunge as an amateur in the third round tied 30-30 in the ninth game, Thompson says she usually has a letdown after of the 1981 U.S. Open, broke service in captured the match with a pair of winning a hard-fought set, but in the the ninth and Uth games to force a backhand shots. championship match against Bettina tiebreaker. "1 usually have a letdown after a Bunge at the $100,000 Volvo Women's "Winning that game for the first set hard set, but this time I bore down," Cup she "bore down" and captured the was very important," said Thompson, Thompson said. title. who added it was easier to break Thompson, an unseeded entrant in Bunge's serve then to hold her own. the tournament, defeated five players RECORD BREAKER — Bob Roggv, who broke his Thompson, an 18-year-old high en route to the title. She was ahead of own American record in the Javelin yesterday. Is school senior, won her first pro tour- Thompson's 4-1 lead in the top-seed Andrea Jaeger 6-4, 2-0 when shown competing for Southern Illinois University nament yesterday when she upset sixth- tiebreaker was whittled to 5-4 before she Jaeger retired from the second round several years ago. seeded Bunge of West Germany in stroked a backhand shot down the match with a groin injury. straight sets at Ramapo College. baseline. Thompson received $20,000 for the Thompson scored a scored a 7-6 (7-4) Bunge fell behind 5-1 in the second triumph, almost equaling her earnings 6-3 victory in the final that lasted 95 set. Roggy breaks total of $21,685 since turning pro in Feb- minutes. "It was one of those days when my ruary. Bunge had taken a 5-2 lead in the shots were not working," Bunge said. In the doubles final, Barbara Potter first set before Thompson began to "She hit so hard and deep and ran me and Sharon Walsh upset the top-seeded own U.S. mark score with baseline shots. around that I feel sore all over " team of Rosie Casals and Wendy Turn- Bunge rallied to pull within 5-3, but Thompson, who lost In three sets to bull, 6-1.6-4. STUTTGART, West Germany (AP) - Javelin thrower Bob Roggy, a. former standout at Holmdel (N.J.) High School, broke his American record yesterday with a Stadler wins 'World Series' title toss of 314 feet, 3 inches during an international track and field meet. AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Craig Stadler Stadler said. "I didn't play very well in The throw, the best in the world this year, has only describes his year, laced with victories Scores, C8 the playoff. My short game came ever been bettered by Ferenc Paragi of Hungary, the in the Masters and World Series of Golf through. He made the first mistake. I world record holder at 317-4. Roggy's previous American and two other American titles, with one just up my scrambling wajp." record was 309-11, and the best throw so far this season word: fantastic. the cool day with a five-stroke lead. "I It marked the third straight playoff was 310-1 by East Germany's Detlef Michel. "This is very fitting to my year," am very unhappy with second hole Stadler had missed the green, only, Meanwhile, West German high jumper Ulrike Stadler said yesterday of his four-hole, "I played my best golf in the to chip to within a few feet of the hole to Meyfarth narrowly missed equalling the women's world sudden death triumph over Ray Floyd in playoff. I guess it was not meant to be." stay with Floyd. record of 6-7 Vt. She failed three times at the height, but the $400,000 World Series of Golf. Stadler conceded he was fortunate to "Those chips get a little easier whe won the event at 6-5'4. "I figured if I won here, it would win. He missed three of the four greens you have hit three of them that close to Following their successes in Berlin, Cologne, Koblenz make a fantastic year. It has," he said. in the playoff while Floyd missed just the hole," Stadler "Besides, Ray had a and Brussels in the past 10 days, U.S. athletes again The pudgy, 29-year-old Californian one, the fatal 17th. difficult, little chip. He caught too much dominated the sprint events, with Mel Lattany taking now has more victories, four, and more Tied at 71, they were in the same of the ball" advantage of the absence of Carl Lewis and Calvin Smith money, $428,101, than anyone else on the area, nestled in the high rough to the left Stadler forced the playoff with a to win the 100 meters in 10.31 seconds. Jeff Philips of the PGA tour this year following his of the green. Stadler knocked his chip five-birdie regulation round of 65. Floyd U.S. was second in 10.32 and Cuba's Osvaldo Lara third in $100,000 payday. shot to within four feet of the cup. matched par of 70. They were tied after 1048. Floyd, the PGA champion who sur- Floyd, with a tougher lie, chipped 12 72 holes at 278, two strokes below Fire- But American distance runner Sydney Maree, who rendered his money-leading position in feet past the hole. He missed the down- stone Souths par. posted a world season's best in Brussels Friday, was this elite event, did not take his dramat- hill, sidebill putt to save par. Stadler "There's really not much to say outrun by Ireland's Ray Flynn in the 2,000 meters. Flynn ic loss lightly. then tapped his in for his first World about it," said Floyd of his defeat. won in 4:59.40 seconds, with Maree second in 5:01.69 and VOLVO VICTOR — Leigh Anne Thompson eves a fore- Series triumph. hand return during her Volvo Women's Cup final match "You're supposed to be happy with "Congratulations to Craig. He has to be Poland's Boguslaw Maminski third in 5:02.79. yesterday against Bettina Bunge. second place," said Flovd. who started "Ray had chances every hole," commended for a great round of golf.'' Last Of Summer

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NOW '4699.64 NOW '6752.27 NOW 201-580-8OOO C2 The Dairy Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, AUGUST 30,1982 SPORTS IN BRIEF John 3-hits Jays; Winfield belts two TORONTO (AP) - The New York over the Oakland A's behind Bob Mc- Yankees got the two things they needed Clure's three-hitter. most yesterday to break a two-game AMERICAN McClure, 104, struck out six and losing streak against the Toronto Blue walked none for toe Brewers, who won Jays - a complete-game performance LEAGUE their eighth game in their last 10 and and Dave Winfleld's bat. kept their SH-game lead over second- "We really needed a complete game place Boston In the American League and I was delighted with the way we four-run third inning rally that gave the East. played today," said New York Manager Yankee* a 6-0 lead and chased Toronto Ortteai. RaBgerst Clyde King, whose club rode a pair of •tarter Jim Clancy, 11-12. BALTIMORE - Eddie Murray homers by Winfield and a solo smash by couldn't generate his usual power Lee MazziUi to an 8-2 victory over the Red Soi », Aigeli 1 BOSTON - Wade Boggs, Jim Rice against the soft tosses of Prank Tanana, Blue Jays. but It didn't matter. Left-hander Tommy John, the recur- and Dwight Evans unleashed a home run barrage accounting for eight Boston The Baltimore first baseman had ring subject of trade talks, pitched a three singles off Tanana and drove In masterful game for New York, allowing runs, powering the Red Sox over the California Angels. two runs, Including the sixth Inning three hits over nine innings. tiebreaker, as the streaking Orioles "Tommy John pitched a real pro- Boggs, a rookie bitting over .382 in part-time play, put the Red Sox In front edged the stumbling Texas Rangers fessional game," said King. "With our Tigers I, Marlaers I bullpen hurting a bit. we really needed to stay with his third homer of the that today." season, a two-run shot off California SEATTLE - Rookie right-hander John credited the Toronto hitters (or starter Steve Renkp in the second in- Jerry UJdur overcame control problems his success. ning. to spin a four-hitter as the Detroit "I was always taught that the art of Twias •, Indians S Tigers beat the Seattle Mariners. UJdur, S-7. walked six and struck out Doug Kolar George Slrlnbrronrr pitching was to throw as close to the MINNEAPOLIS - Designated hitter plate as possible without It being a Randy Bush drove in two runs to boost five while pitching out of bases-loaded strike," said John. "The batters helped the Minnesota Twins to a victory over jams in the second and sixth innings. me out today." the Cleveland Indians and a sweep of Rookie outfielder Howard Johnson Winfield drove in four runs with his their three-game series. paced the Tiger attack with two RBI on Carner takes a single and home run. homers and scored three times. Bobby Castillo, 8-10, earned the vic- "It was something I needed and tory. He gave up four hits in the first Royals 7, Whit* Sox 4 something the team needed," said Win- inning and did not give up another bit CHICAGO - Amos Otis' two-run LPGA tourney field. "It was gratifying. until the ninth, striking out six. It waa double keyed a four-run first inning and "I think part of my problem this Castillo's third complete game of the Larry Gura gained his 17th victory aa HIGH POINT, N.C. (AP) — JoAnne Carner won her year, as far as batting average goes, has season. the Kansas City Royals won their sixth second consecutive LPGA tournament yesterday, and been looking for the long ball," he straight game. while she termed last week's triumph which put her In added. "The home runs have been Brewers (, A'i I Gura moved into a tie with the Los the LPGA Hall of Fame her greatest victory, she called there, but not as many hits as I'd like." MILWAUKEE - Cecil Cooper drove Angeles Dodgers' Fernando Valenzuela her latest decision her hardest. Winfield's second homer of the game in three runs with a homer and a single and Philadelphia's Steve Carlton for the CLOSE CALL — Yankee Dave Wlnflald dodoes Carner had to go through five holes of sudden-death and 25th of the season, a three-run blast and Roy Howell lined a pair of RBI major-league lead in wins with his 17th Pitch during yesterday's victory over the Toronto playoff to defeat defending champion Sandra Haynie in over the center field wall, capped a singles, leading the Milwaukee Brewers victory In 25 decisions. Javs. Winfield had two homers and drove in four runs. the 1165.000 Henredon Classic at the 6,192-yard par-72 Willow Creek Golf Club course. The playoff followed earner's final round of 72 anc Haynie s 74 which gave them a tie at a tournament recorc 280 after regulation Carlton returns to form in beating Reds It was a hard win, " Carner said. "Last week wa; the greatest, but this was the hardest." PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Four Cincin- second inning to make it 3-1, and Bevacqua one percentage point behind first-place At- nati Reds had gone to the plate, three had NATIONAL LEAGUE doubled again in the third to score Gene lanta in the National League West. struck out swinging, and it was already be- Richards, who had singled. Ferguson Jenkins, 10-13, posted his fourth George blasts umpire Parks coming apparent that Steve Carlton's brief straight victory and 274th of his career. He slump would never reach four games. Expes I, Astros I pitched into the seventh Inning before tiring TORONTO - New York Yankees' boss George Stein- The Phillies took a 24 lead in the third. After three dismal starts in which be had MONTREAL (AP) - Andre Dawson and needing relief help from Dick Tidrow and brenner lashed out at umpire Dallas Parks yesterday for George Vukovich reached first when slammed a two-run homer and Tim Wallach Willie Hernandez. the ejection of two Yankees during a weekend series with an 8 10 ERA, the Philadelphia Phillies ace did not allow a hit until the fifth inning Driessen misplayed his grounder, only the added a solo shot to help Scott Sanderson win Jody Davis slugged his ninth homer and the Toronto Blue Jays, calling Parks' actions "ludi- second error of the season for the first his eighth game. crous " yesterday and went on the pitch a three- Larry Bowa had three singles aa the Cubs hitter, as the Phillies beat the Reds, 3-1 baseman. With the score tied 1-1, the Expos struck salvaged the final game of the three-fame On Saturday, Parks ejected Roy Smalley after the Carlton, 17-9, finished with 11 strikeouts, Ivan DeJesus and Carlton followed with for three runs in the second off Houston series. Bowa, however, left the game la the third baseman hollered at him from the dugout after singles to load the bases and Rose walked on starter Bob Knepper, 5-13. Joel Youngblood eighth inning when he burst a blood vessel In being called out on strikes. Oscar Gamble was ejected running his season mark to 211, second in the majors to the Reds' Mario Soto. He walked a 3-1 pitch by loser Bruce Berenyi, 8-14, to hit a sacrifice fly that made it 2-1 and his right ankle sliding into third. Friday night following a close play at first base. The force in the first run of the game. DeJesus Dawson then connected on a 1-0 pitch for his Yankees lost those games 10-3 and 3-2 in 11 innings. two Bob Welch, l&-», who had won six of bis then scored when Manny Trillo grounded into 18th homer, deep into the left field bleachers. previous seven decisions, took the loss. "We are making no excuse for the team's play this Carlton is tied for the major league lead in wins with Fernando Valenzuela of the Los a fielder's choice. The Astros scored twice in the third Welch was nailed for six runs on nine hits In season, but this weekend our team has had'several key The Phillies added another run in the against Sanderson, 8-11. Singles by Dickie SVi innings. injuries and for umpire Dallas Parks to throw two of our Angeles Dodgers and Larry Gura of the Kan- sas City Royals. sixth when Trillo beat out an infield hit and Thon and Ray Knigiit put runners at first and players out of ballgames in two days on plays he mis- Wralei 4, Giants I "It was a big game for us because we got advanced to second when Berenyi threw the second with one out before Phil Garner hit an judged is ludicrous. " said Steinbrenner ina release. SAN FRANCISCO - Jim Morrison Lefty (Carlton) back on track," said the ball past Driessen at first. Gary Matthews RBI single. This man, in my opinion, has had it in for the blooped a two-run single, and Jason Thomp- Phillies' Pete Rose, adding: then hit an RBI single. Dawson's error in center field allowed Yankees ever since I labeled him and several of the son hit a two-run homer, leading the Pit "Maybe he's going to be his old self Padres I, Cardinal! 4 Knight to score on Garner's single when be umpires as scabs" because they worked American tsburgh Pirates over the San Francisco again." Cardlaals S, Padres 1 threw the ball into the Houston dugout at- League games in 1979 during the umpires' strike." Giants Phillies Manager Pat Corrales said the SAN DIEGO - Doug Bair pitched SVa tempting to cut down Knight at third. key was that Carlton kept the ball down. innings of hitless relief, striking out seven, , Wallach's 18th homer in the eighth made John Candelaria, 1M, allowed 10 hits, Kotar condition still guarded "His last three starts, he was way up and and Padres third baseman Luis Salazar com- it 5-3 struck out six and walked none in 7Vi Innings. he got hurt," Corrales said. "Today, he had mitted three errors to help the St. Louis Rod Scurry got the last five outs for his Uth NEWARK - Doug Kotar the retired New York that real sharp slider, and he kept the ball Cardinals to a 5-3 victory over San Diego for Cabs 7, Dedgers t save. Ciianti running back, remained in guarded condition down . , a split of their Sunday. LOS ANGELES - Bumps Wills knocked The Pirates scored all their runs off yesterday, five days after undergoing brain surgery for "He's not done yet," Corrales joked in The Padres won the opener behind a lS-hlt In two runs with three singles and a sacrifice Giants' starter Renle Martin, 5-8, as ex- treatment of a malignant tumor. response to a reporter's question about attack highlighted by a three-run double by fly to lead a 13-hit Chicago attack as the Cubs cellent relief pitching by Al Holland, who Kotar has regained consciousness. But the gravity of Carlton's age, which is 37. Rick Lancellotti, his first major-league hit. defeated Los Angeles, snapping the Dodgers' allowed three hits and struck out six over five his condition was unchanged since Tuesday's eight-hour Cincinnati did not get a hit until Dan The Cards scored twice in the first Inning four-game winning streak and dropping them innings, was wasted. operation, said a nursing supervisor at the University of Driessen grounded a single to center with one of the nightcap on George Hendrick's single Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, where the 31- out in the fifth inning. and an error by Salazar on Willie McGee's i ear -old athlete was in the intensive care unit. Carlton lost his shutout bid when pinch- grounder. hitter Rafael Landestoy belted a 1-2 pitch for In the second, loser Andy Hawkins, 2-5, his first home run of the season in the eighth walked Cards' starter Dave LaPoint, who Drawing for Players set for showdown inning. Dave Conception got. Cincinnati's took second on an infield single by Tommy CHICAGO - Representatives of the National Foot- final hit, a single in the ninth. Herr. Both runners advanced on Salazar's ball League players union gather today for what could be It was a typical Steve Carlton day. He throwing error before Lonnie Smith hit an i showdown on strike stategy against the league owners. had been struggling but you wouldn't have RBI single to score LaPoint with the third Cards' run. 1 think there is a pretty good chance a strike date known it," said Cincinnati Manager Russ will he set. Ed Garvey. executive director of the NFL Nixon Kurt Bevacqua and Salazar doubled in the $2,5 Players Association, said yesterday in a telephone in terview from his Chevy Chase, Md . home. The players have been angling for 55 percent of the Due To Government Regulations, grou receipts brought in by the 28 teams, including "Pot of Gold" television revenue anticipated from a lucrative contract recently signed with two of the three major networks. There's Never Been A Better Time We know the owners are about to put an offer on the Tomorrow, August 31 table Garvey said "They've been talking to some of To Save On A New Toro Mower. the plavers individually about it " Stearns may be out for year NEW YORK - Catcher John Stearns' right elbow was placed in a cast yesterday, possibly sidelining him for the rest of the season, the New York Mets said. The Mets said the cast was set to "insure complete recovery of the tendinitis problem" in Stearns' right elbow Stearns was placed on the 15-day disabled list Aug.20 when he complained of a sore arm. The Mets said the cast would be in place for at least three weeks. 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Casting a home made Nautlc Ed htm a line starts to drop on the spool friction builds up David Ochat of Morgan weighed fluke of 6 v. and Zimmer replaces James Murray, who Is now Deal Jetty at 10 p.m. Saturday, Erik Baghtarian fast and the line breaks. Baghsarlan mutt have 7V* pounds on Saturday. He fished aboard bis director of North Carolina's advisory services. of Engllshtown thought he had hooked toe Urg eased up on the drag otherwise that tuna would own boat off Rockaway, N.Y. He reported fish- Zimmer spent three years at Sandy Hook as the at and fattest striped bass in the world, but the •till be swimming. ing was good for fluke up to three pounds. fish he finally beached turned out to be a 11- MAS marine pollution specialist. The work was Phil Sciortino of the Tackle Box, Haslet, says Pete Pinelli of Long Branch weighed stripers funded by the National Oceanic and At- pound bluef in tuna. It was taken on tt-pound last he is looking for another fall run of bluefin tuna of 17, 11 Vi and eight pounds at Steven's on tjne. mospheric Administration's Office of Marine HENRY this year because of reported good fishing for Saturday. John Callery of Long Branch got a Pollution Assessment and focused on pollution Possibly, during the years when bluefin tuna giants off Block Island. The 1880 run was a three-pounder and Jerry Riedinger of Brick a problems of the New York Bight. were plentiful, others were taken by surf an- SCHAEFER record breaker for the New Jersey shore but not 22Vi-pounder Anthony Czeslaw of Long Branch Zimmer holds a bachelor's degree in biology glers, but the species has become scarce and very good last year. weighed a 7 M-pound bass Saturday and Robert and a master's in marine environmental sci- only a few have been reported by offshore As for other bluefin reports, they are dif- Trachtenberg of Oakhurst an 8Vi-pound weak- ences. He Is studying for his doctorate. For fishermen this year. ficult to verify. Many people have difficulty flsh. i information about MAS, contact New Jersey Erik was fishing with his father, John. He distinguishing between the various species of Bob Mirynowski of Readington weighed a Marine Sciences Consortium, Building 22, Fort was using a (60 Penn spinning red loaded with tuna and the look-alikes such as Atlantic bonito seven-pound striper at Giglio's Bait and Tackle Hancock, N.J. 07732. ZSO yards of Trilene XL line that had been placed and skipjacks or watermelon bonito. shop in Sea Bright Saturday morning. He caught Rail aad dove seasoas starting on the spool by Joseph LaPresti of Steven's Bait Baghsarian's fish was identified at Steven's. the striper plus two kingfish on sandworms. Jim Rail and gallinule seasons start in New Jer- and Tackle shop in Long Branch. Capt. Edward J. Bunting Jr. of the Sea Farrell of Fair Haven caught six two-pound sey and Pennsylvania on Wednesday, and in the The pelagic bluefin Is very fast and dives and weighed the tuna yesterday morning before Horse, Atlantic Highlands, reported both slow bluef ish. latter state, the season will also start for mourn- deep when hooked from a boat, but with no- selling it to a fish market. They were fishing for and good fishing for fluke off West Bank Light Jeff Palumbo of Little Silver caught an HVi- ing doves. where to go but out, Baghsarian's fish proceeded weakflsh when the tuna hit. John weighed a Wi- He had a good catch on the afternoon trip on pound weakfish; Phil DeLuca, Long Branch, an Considering the poor rail hunting we have to run nearly all of the line off the reel, but It pound striped bass at Steven's on Saturday Thursday and a fairly good catch on Saturday 11-pounder and Roger Caretta of Sea Bright a 10- had in recent years, it is probable more people didn't break. This was probably due to the morning, and the pair also weighed five weak- morning. Fishing picked up sharply during the pounder will be using their non-resident licenses to hunt elasticity of monofilament Nylon. The angler flsh weighing from W* to 10'/« pounds. early stage of the flood tide. Pete Molnar of South Amboy weighed a 30- for doves in Pennsylvania. managed to get some line back on the reel again, Striped bass fishing seems to be getting pound striped bass at Julian's Sport Shop in The season in Pennsylvania will be split. In only to have the tuna run it all off a second time. Jetty casters occasionally take bonito and better. Charles N. Kitlaaz of Edison, who Atlantic Highlands The fish hit a Hopkins. the first segment, Sept. 1-Oct. 11, shooting hours Baghsarlan told LaPresti that the reel was false albacore, but tuna rarely venture within weighed a 25-pound striper at the Tackle Box Zimmer named director will be noon to sunset. In the second, Oct. 30- emptied except for the last SO to 40 feet. The casting distance. This catch says things for the last Wednesday, weighed a M-pound striper and Robin D. Zimmer of Atlantic Highlands has Nov 27, shooting hours will be from one half entire fight lasted 20 minutes to a half hour, quality of the tackle and also the skill of the a SV4-pound weakfish at the Tackle Box on been named director of New Jersey's Marine hour before sunrise until sunset. according to LaPresti. angler. Friday. Both were reported taken on an Atom Advisory Service (MAS), reports the Mid-Atlan- The limit on doves is 12 daily and 24 in The Baghsarians fished through the night Spinning reels are great for casting, but after Swimmer in the state park on Sandy Hook. tic Fisheries Development Foundation. possession. COUNTY BRIEFS Rumson Tennis Tournament this weekend

ByJEFFTUCHMAN times the girls played. "Debbie has a tre- Tournament director Toby Price and mendous forehand," Maisel noted. tournament sponsor Jack Hazinski have de- RUMSON — The Rumson Tennis Tour- clared the individual singles championship of nament will open with the Men's and Wom- Toaraaments at Matawao the Monmouth College Invitational vacant, as Middletown en's Doubles competition on Friday and Sat- Maisel will be instituting a "tournament finalists Marc Policastro and Eric Galcher, urday, the Rumson Recreation Commission RACQUET every weekend" at the Matawan Racquet both of Christian Brothers Academy, did not has announced. Club, beginning Sept. 11 and 12 for Boy's 14- play the final match this summer. holds junior There will be an "A" and "B" Division SPORTS and-under and 18-and-under Pqlicastro, the defending champion, said in each event. Entries will be accepted until "Four of the tournaments will be sanc- it was simply a matter of bad timing. "1 Wednesday, Sept. 1, at the Rumson Borough tioned by the Eastern Tennis Asscociation went to the Nationals for four weeks. When I Hall or Oceanic Marina. and six will be for adults," Maisel said. got back, Eric was packing to go to college. net tourney Other events to follow in the tournament Before that, I was sick for two weeks," he wUl Include Mixed Doubles (Sept. 11) and MCTTOver said. Singles (Men's and Women's, Sept. 25). En- MIDDLETOWN - The Middletown Township Parks It's official. The longest running tennis "I wanted to win it, especially since I tries close the Wednesday before each event, Gateway Toyota Masters at the Allaire Rac- and Recreation Department is holding its annual Labsc tournament in Monmouth County history — was the champion last year," he added. "We laaagaral Public Championships quet Club, but Fontana and Scott Blessing of more than three months — has been ended. tried to get together a couple of times, but it Day Weekend Junior Teaais Champleasalas at the Tindall Point Pleasant moved up in the points stand- Neil Johnson, who is known as an in- But not finished. just didn't work out." Park courts starting tomorrow and continuing through ings by virtue of their doubles play. Sept. 6. novator in tennis tournament circles, Is the tournament director for the 1st Annual New Blessing teamed up with Dean Frey of Winners will be eligible to enter the New Jersey Jersey Green Acres Public Parks Tennis Lynchburg, Va. and went all the way to the Green Acres Public Tennis Championships being held at Championships, which will take place Oct. 9 semifinals before dropping a 6-3,6-3 match to the Tindall Park courts Oct. 0-10 and 10 at various sites throughout the state. Fontana and single's champion Robert OPEN 7 A.M. Today is the deadline for entering the tournament Seguso. Johnson, the president of TNT Tennis, Further information may be obtained by calling the Fontana and Seguso went on to take a Parks and Recreation Department. which sponsors the Holiday Tennis Cham- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE pionships (whose winners play in Bermuda), three-setter from Paul Groth and Jack said the new state championships is endorsed Kruger, 4-6. 6-3, 7-6. The victory allowed RED BANK - Red Bank Catholic girls cross-country by the New Jersey Recreation and Park Fontana to move up to seventh place in the candidates are to meet Wednesday at the picnic house In Association and* is designed to help stimulate USTA point standings with 36. Holmdel Park at 7 p.m. The boys cross country team Is to public parks tennis. Oa the Lookout GOOD/YEAR report to the RBC gym Wednesday at 7 p.m. while soccer Matawan pro Rich Maisel says to watch candidates are to meet at the RBC parish room Wednes- In addition to offering public parks' players the opportunity to advance to a state out for nine-year-old Melissa Hernando of day at 10 a.m. All candidates should come with their Holmdel, who "should be ranked No. 2 in the AUTO SERVICE CENTERS practice attire. play-off by winning their local public parks tennis events, the TNT Tennis Rating will be east." RBC freshman football equipment will be given out given to each player. The rating Is de- Hernando recently won the 10-and-under Thursday at 8:30 a.m. Practice will begin the same day. termined by the success the player achieves Arthur Ashe Tournament in New York, and RBC is also looking for assistant coaches in gym- on a number of strokes and serves, and is "can hit spins and a variety of other nastics, boys basketball, soccer and wrestling. Those used somewhat like a handicap in golf to strokes," according to Maisel. "She's also interested are to contact RBC Athletic Director Steve classify the player's level. got great court speed," he said. Nestinger. Lube, Oil Change Gateway Toyota USTA poiats Hernando will have to get by Debbie Mor- Bobby Weise of Spring Lake Heights and ingello of Old Bridge to get to the No. 1 spot. Ana Malakates of Locust won the SO-meter freestyle Tom Fontana of Matawan both lost In the Moringello, who is somewhat bigger and (32.4) and the 50-meter breaststroke (45.3) in the 10-under and Filter first round of last week's USTA Circuit stronger than Hernando, won the last two age group at the New Jersey Juler Olympics. She also finished fifth in the 50-meter butterfly and fourth in the 100-meter freestyle. Qaiaa Keaaedy of Rumson was fourth in the 50-meter butterfly while Kim Bartolomeo of Hazlet was fourth in You could have your car the 100-meter breaststroke and sixth In the 50-meter breastroke. 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Run lent Hi »»Tivli>r Milk Road Kl 15 It Oil Hill MapW a M.-nmouth WOODBRIDGE - Don Rossi's two-run triple In the last of bttt BlUMHHL MjnaUp.ui Knllljnl the ninth inning drove in the tying and winning runs yesterday rVmr 297 5041 n»nr 402-OOIU Pinna M2 ll« rtuor 71) 4flJ2 DIAL FOR SPORTS/1-9009761313 as Clare & Coby's edged out Woodbridge Rec, 6-6, In the Bill E*l°mo**n SMI I'jU SMI S Shark Kivr, Shrll Manning Tournament of Champions. Rl 35 * South Stiwt Rl 34 a. I'jytrr Rind Rl M * I frrwjy II Rl 151 R,vn EjtoMown M Urtjn Tinvnthin • Will Frank Ryan singled and was sacrificed to second by Bob IVn Ml 1710 I1>i.nr 77« U6J llumr IW40U Benkert. John Scoras was intentionally walked, but Rossi 1030 Hwy. 35, Middletown MmliwnSMI OiMnpnrt SMI' followed with a game-winning triple. RtetFranUnLani Mjm St * Otunpotl Menelapan MjUwjn O Brian Cluney was the winning pitcher in relief of starter fkor* «iW* Bob Talmadge Mike Nlchol collected three hits and an RBI. 671-2415 The tourney concludes Labor Day with Clare k Coby's Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. next opponent to be named this week. T*i£ Dfily Ref{isier SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, AUGUST 30,1982 MON MOUTH The runner can't get to second base PARK TODAY __ ing I could have given anybody In the game a oar ready I never got away from the dock Why should this bother me? Running is an . 1 I played in a toft ball game last week and five minute neaditart and nm them down In M minutes. aU service sport It provides jut about eve- / made an interesting discovery Running has In attaining that level of performance I rythlngs one could ask Fitness, madiUttoa, Ti-. W^cZ^uZlltZLm made me a specialiit. 1 have become a good now realize I have sacrificed other skills and conversation with friends, competition | 'it i"Jiijjli'Li hiiii" iijii'iLii.ri.tiini' nuiner. Few in the Metropolitan area can have all that. But I do miss making that * Crown Ltwtor 1IW) (Talilra) development. I am a creature who if all lap. iCi*r. Girt H07) (i in J s-i beat me in my age group. I am lean and GEORGE I have virtually no upper body. My arms are overhead smash and catching a pass for a • Timi'tm (111) (No Bo 7 Neutral El«m*nt (111) it! iJSSiWSSiEB hungry and have marveloui legs. I can run no more then sticks. My biceps and triceps touchdown I know that swimming two miles SHEEHAN barely visible. I can chin myslef once and no in open water or sculling down a peaceful w.caXT ii. j-i 7a H«H>« Hour BM (in> (ivurifttMj (ong arKj far> but I cannot do anything else M umci™.n.i»,i' more. I use my body from the waist up only river provide blaatlini that art wuque to .FaKinaiin»jo(ii!)(G<»n.ii 7i iffiiS^'^rtirffnifpT* " This Softball game was between the men iio.ncorn.il (mi iKronai M r for two purposes, breathing and balance. I those activities I want once more to hit a "M ' m '«u»»»JrrS»i.i»«"*•' and women at our hospital. The women bad have always thought that my arms ware of no five iron that holds the green and then run i SftSfiffii !!?,.,!?££".:•••£] i MMiution mn IFM-I M come up short one player so I went into the use in running so I have never bothered down a thirty foot putt. I would like to cycle ' IcuXri'soMTiiJMPa™^ 11 field and took over second base. In my glory and sail, to ski and lift weights, tobow l and 1 training them. J tUTdilX Ji'S! (oSH'ii t! <*•»• ' h"" **** * quarterbacklng catcher, In do aerobic dance. unthought out movement, triggered by some My concentration on running has deprived ? E«r cxwr Miu in.) ILOHI c c> t FIM POCIIM nit) icvui) »i on every play, gifted with a strong, accurate me of skills aa weU of strength It if difficult But first, I must work on that throw from > careless base runner. • p.r^or Ban mn (ocauoi . »i M*V£m°wMVi nV'ap!'iM a^> arm Second base was not quite what I had In to believe that throwing a ball mutt become a second base. r Now I brought my arm back and began «J2s'/U.'1oo','m5nKr'«T'"" i5-i .. i •• iiiniijiriiiii) « mind, nor was playing on the women's ilde, the throw. It felt strange. My arm was mov- learning procedure. Something I had done a ipanm.rir.aiii7i IMICUMVI «•] jB.n«Account(i»)(P.iWiin).IS-I but I stood there in the traditional stance, ing in an uncertain and only vaguely remem- million times growing up is now quite strange i t".''I F.°5mli'i'.rL rfT/, (&«£) J "J1; Vi^p^r' '<'.wlTi.*-.'.! leaning forward with my knees slightly bent, bered parabola. My hand did not know when and difficult. Maying tennis and golf, ac- Lincroft's Edlind sinks s iVr^ii'M M. inoiiwi.riii:::.: K i n,» ««i.«i INoBo>l Jj «BonnUft. I1UI (Farm) " S-I first pitch more than 10 feet away. It squirted past the 5th hole-in-one on 5th 5oe To 11 L K B < L I linl first baseman and over to the fence. feel as clumsy and uncoordinated as the tint ' "" " . ""'.'. """Ti . B y!o^M ffoi!"oc . iS)' '* '.»! It was hit directly at me. Fear mounted as day on the courts or on the links. < r 1 The remainder of the game was more of MARLBORO - Hal Edlind of Uncroft i sco",m.'?.r ;l'7?i;?l Br*Um.itior n , Mr'tiaVJ'S^ViJ^lSi"''. "ii i "» bounced rapidly toward me. The reflexes The lack of upper arm and shoulder drove In Us fifth bole-in-one with a pitching i Ami.-, cr,.M.noa no»! imMnoM) i w..nu> p.iw^niMNo^Biw) *i o, t would have made catching it automatic the same. Another grounder resulted in an a identical failure, another awkward attempt strength has put another sport, rowing, out of wedge on the fifth bole at Holland Orchards lc.ichuoMui (MtKmgni) ii 'DHWTWRIIWiHMri:.C"""!r.H in the good days had deserted me. Then, to get the ball to first base. A pop fly had me my reach. My one entry into the world of Golf Course yesterday. .At roll in. Bay [111] IGom.ll M !M» H.l> P.r1ii.r Hill IH.BOV) »-1 mip«~M|i«i.lv ii uiu in th» slnv> A >lnv» sculling was an exasperating half hour of Edlind was playing with wife LJ1 and Mike iT»oE»Mviiiacn(io«] IMIIOI n tRood.iiwi {Lit.n.burui IM miraculously, ii was in me giove. A giove, staggering underneath. I caught it with a last second backward pedal that caused me to fall trying to get both oars out of the water at the Totaro, both of whom carded birdies, when .pact.iniKoom.1) . ... »i 7HoccaRM*innINOBOT) H q it« fortunately, almost twice the liie I u down. Nor was the situation helped by know- same time. Since it took two hands to get one be made the 100-yard shot. 8 prVm'>M Rolani"iM»rln »i in* v.mt. cim...in,4Par. used topla y with. Thank God, I thought. Now 'oH&™.'." j'.^'j.Ti'i'i^'p.rraii iM l*™'™™".'..'*^! for the routine out at first base. In my prime Jin iT.too.cim..i»a»a..m»i/i» j"'"^.'JJJJJ'il'ii'ii&omu'1«'" »i ' cou'd thr»w to any base from a sitting ! Mapp"oMh.r'iVii7 <' < intnJblKi. nm (LO«.I co. ... i-i position. A quick, almost effortless, certainly iiriMrriiHiiwuM I' ! Vail H.I 11071 (Malmdai) .1 4 Brandy Lea 1116Vtff) (Pttro. ) 11 b MlrKUlouslv (111) fMcCuMv) .1 5 Indiail mna Faw Bionn IIMMMalandai (Mil (No Boy)) I-I 7 Hanom.n't PrW. dill (Sanlaoala) __^^^^.^^^^..^^^^^ t, Lemma Touchva (1101 (Oom.ll M 4-1 F Greal Memorial (US) (F.nn) 4-1 I Booby Sco*i (111) (OulnonM) 10-1 tin II.MI. MM, 1 >a * •», IM > N • AlujaMRuMr Hill IHO Boy) S-1 10 Eddl«t Blue Bov UMI (Ocatlo)...-30-1 Monmouth 1selections1 Admiral! Gin mil IP.tt.raon). 10-1 by Reggie Ster First Class 1 - Royal Reveille, Neutral Element, Noble Cadet I - Silent Acclaim, Fascinating Jo, Ever Clever Mike 3 - Pantherina, Mar'i Folly, She's A Smaggler 4 - A.mi- s Challenge, Hey Rake, Pier Klag 5 — Great Memories, Princess Christine, Lemme Toach- va 6 - Valid and True, Rent A Native. Ocean Reef 7 — Tea and Roses, Aileron, Acclpiter's Song FreeGifts 8 - Sun Tuff, Walk the Beach, Pack My Bag 9 - Rocca Reale, Did We Win, Magaus Pater 10 - Misty Ireland, Admiral's Gin, Miraculously BEST BET: Valid and True (Ita)

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have co-workers, you end by ahead quickly now late in the day. Much to gain MONDAY, Aug. 30 VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. now Born today, you are given taking most of the burden of responsibility upon yourself 22) - In analyzing present AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. to moods both depressed and problems, you may become 18)-You will do well if you euphoric. You would do well Yet you are always willing overly objective and neglect to share gain. make up your mind and act to learn as early in life as to consider the human accordingly. Don't play possible not to nuke deci- element. another s wishy-washy sions during either extreme, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) game. for If you do you are bound TUESDAY, AUGUST 31 - Follow your own star PISCES (Feb. 19-March to be, if not entirely wrong CEMINI (May 21-Jun* today •- regardless of what 20) - Expect the same in your vision, at least some- 20) - Patience is essential others may say. Loved ones behavior of others as you what fuzzy You are highly today if you are not to may fight you on issues now. demand of yourself Other- creative and may, in tact, become unsettled by what SCORPIO (Oct. 23Nov. wise, you may seem to play have a genius for one of the seems to be a great watte of 21) - First Impressions favorites. fine arts. On the other hand, time. count most today. Do your ARIES (March 21-April you may possess no more CANCER (Juna 21-July best to Impress another with 10) - Combine the feeling of than an abiding interest, in 22) - Judge another's work your brains, not your brawn. heart with the thinking of which case you will make as I WANTED TO GIW according to the same prin- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 head and all will be well •ONEY WOULD BUT MERBIS HE HAD NO CHOCB great a name for yourself as ciples by which you judge Dec. Z1) - Once you've today Don't hang back in ACHANCE TO a sponsor of the arts as you .OUTAKE AAE TAKING SHE WHIN6D, your own. Show impartiali- firmed up plans for the day, p.m. TOOTS* TOA SQUAWKED AND DO THIS THE might have as an artist. ty don't be influenced into dif- no A MOVIE BASVyMfcTIDST ferent decisions. Stand pat. TAURUS (April 20 May MOVE TONIGHT CQIEDPOQ You are very demanding 20) - An important decision TONIGHT? THREE HOURS.' of yourself. You insist on LEO (July 23 Aug. 22) - CAPRICORN (DtC. 22- Jan. 19) - Full steam must be made before this attending to every detail of A kind heart brings you to day is out Take your cue a project or endeavor your- the attention of one who can ahead! Don't allow yourself the luxury of time off until from a youngster; move self, so that, even when you aid you in efforts to get forward! BRIDGE ADVICE

.What do you say? By Alfred Sheinwold may put up the king of West dealer ANSWER: Bid two clubs. When you must choose spades, but the world is full North-South vulnerable between a straightforward of players who would play The hand is slightly too DOONESBURY play and a swindle, it usual- low on the assumption that strong for a rebid of one NORTH ly pays to play it straight. South is going to ruff. If notrump; and for a rebid of • A Q972 Watch out for exceptions, East plays low, South steals two diamonds you would VK864 like today's hand. the contract. prefer a six-card suit. Your 054 West led the ace and an- Why is this the right play bid in a new suit is not forc- • A8 other trump. South's rather than just dumb luck? ing, but highly encouraging. WEST EAST straightforward play is to If East has the king of If partner is encouraged to win in his hand and lead spades, the swindle is bid two notrump, promising • 43 • K 10 8 6 the jack of spades for a South's only chance. If a heart stopper, balanced finesse. As the cards lie, West has the king. South distribution and about 1Q to OAQJ63 09872 East would win and return will make the contract even 12 points, you will gladly • Q762 • J 10 9 4 a diamond to defeat the if he leu West win a spade raise to three notrump. trick. SOUTH contract • J5 South should win the sec- DAILY QUESTION VQJ10952 ond trump with dummy's (A POCKET GUIDE TO OK 10 king, cash the ace of spades You open with one dia- BRIDGE written by Alfred • K53 and then lead dummy's mond, and partner responds Sheinwold is available Get deuce of spades. one spade. The opponents your copy by sending f1 25 to West North East Seuth pass. You hold: « 4 3 7 A 7 the Red Bank Register. P 0 10 14 20 2

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Call HI- Men or women II years a. over earn tram bucket »a1t. AW FM Needs tome body work 11300 Call WO HOC In your spare time. No In to US to 1100 per week depending en . tis'.i'ftt> slereo svslem lots at e« 739 9226 lime available 747-MM or 7M 1*11. Iras, .ill in ex cond . JJ34O Call 19B0 MA2ADA t2* — 4 6 < • •('!' FAIRMONT WAGON - g*l. S83-O*** » »ja Aoei 17-14. IT'S PART-TIMCI am AC aulo "PB PS E»t iond. 7 DR WHITE CITATIONCOUPE — DODGE CHALLENGER 117)-)ll, PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1*71 — 4- FORD FIBERGLASS CAP Pnone SFC Cermen Slooplello (Ml) >] (WO mi s I'm f.'i w*" 4 swfti « i vi •*" ENC cond Insid* CHEVY STATION WAOUN 197* — mag wh»f It. wMt*-latt«r lira*, vary M. 4dr Halcnback. air. FM (ISO tiding, matonrv, Intartor n 747 1111 or 747477* In Red Bank. . & out Low mileage Asking 14300 Mahbu. AC. PB PS. tpassengcr, ilereo • track, mint bodv. KM vn. mln. atiporlanct A Inuiranca. GOVERNMENT JOB OPENINGS il««n. Hill Homt 531 IS»0 445 2437 Many poeltfona available PART OH FULL TIME WORK — till BUICK LE SABRE - 2 dr . Call SM-1M6 lit shaee. $21«5 Call 547 19*4 Work HtftO; Mlchellm. 12000 Day. 444 Mls Al Matawan t—. MA mt PS PB AC runs & looks oood Ask ler 7. 141-4133. READING SPACE CAP — For any In U.S. and Oversees From home procelllng mall or lvp> . BARRACUDA 19*9 CLASSIC - 311, CHEW MONTE CARLO 1970 — CASHIKR/HOST/HOSTESS — Pait For Directory. Xltm Ing. Exp. unnecessary. Exc. Income -ng MOO Call 530 4737 omolete'v rebuilt auto trans , new ELDORADO 1*71 - Good cond., 4 r pick-up truck, side tool compart lie cond, iwvo good Urn. woo PLYMOUTH ARROW I44J0 J menu, windows, no rust, naw whit* to full lima Exp. pr«ftrr»d E«t E « potential. For Information sand a 'KM FORD lORiNO — PS. auto machers. best otter MMMI. 51-1437. 747Q97S ipeed. very low mileage, etc. cond. Call §711341 self-eddreued itampad envelopenveop* to trans very good running cond . 44i 7W4 alte. 1:10 p m It. 1415 74/ 3t*4 GRILL PERSON — 1-1 ntahli. U.» T Anoi . s R Yorkklgwl n Dr.D . UM) Can S4J fliS BUHLER A BITTER INC CHEVETTE ifM—4-dr. hatchback, FIAT SPIDER l«l - Good cond . CLAIM APPROVER — El par fir. Previous ORperlence pre- MaiujlMl a , N.JNJ. WTJl Plymouth Chrysler MG Jaguar 4speed. AM/FM, rust-proof. 15.000 S23OO moollablf. PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1*7* — 4- parlancad In group, modlcal, A a™ ferred Apply Si. Mon -Thurs.. Bun 1472 PONfAC CAtALINA - I <3< . 3290 Hwv 3S 2*4 5000 mt. 14200 Call S30-*S10 after Ipm dr., AM/FM. heavy duly IU1- Motorcvelts tal claims, for taH-lniurad A Inturad tan's. 411 Broad St. Shrewsbury. PART-TIME •- Motel room clean- HMOn ing. Including weekends. Apprv In tsoo BUICK LESABRE H7I - Im- pennon. Mack A tllver. Available plant. Mutt have at laait 1 v*r ( MEW IMPALA 197? PS PH FIREBIRD IH< — Aulo . lair condi- immediately 13.100 or bell offer •Mptrlanc* In paving clalmt prctar GRILL PERSON — 1-1 nl»hti 11.11 person, no phone calls pteese How Call '8' '266 _ :lale tond . 4-dr . all power. AC. radio, good station car. 1500 1 over 13.000 471 3555 after * p.m. 1*71 KAWASAKI M0 — Moving, ablv with major Imuranca carrier. per hr Previews experience pre- erd Johnson's Motor Loom. Hwy li. SF.OOO mi V B. bvst offer or tM3S tion. good running. 112S0 or bait must tell 1 week Beil reasonable '"'3 VfcbA HATCHBACK — With Call 741-2031 ^ crfler St3'4)04. Exc. ularv A banafltt Call Ul 0*M ferred. Apply IS. Mon Thurs . Bu« I«**,J BUK fc VB new oamt aulo 2216.63 oiler Call 4714540. for more Information. tons. 411 Broad St.. Shrewsbury. CIRCLE CHEVROLET FORD FAIRMONT 1*7| - 4-dr. 4 RASSAS PONTIAC .'QUO C (til 141 0'63 BUICK SKYLARK 1976 - Auto . Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury 1*75 KAWASAKI 500 - 7,500 ml., 3 GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR — PART-TIME — Paper delivery. Sum "-•I.MIKT IMPALA .SOOorbrst adiais AM FM cassette stereo. cvl . auto, tram., PS/PB, AC, ilereo 33 SAAB 1475 — HalcK. slick. I mint cond 172 4111 Rl. 117. Colts Neck, S42-O1.2. Top pay plus commission, exp. onlv vlca. sulteble lor retired P.O. Bex I. 717-774*. Good cond Hair Affair Inc.. Keansburg. Rumson, N.J. 077*0. K SKYLARK 1970 — 60.000 mt HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSER DATSUN 210 - Station Wgon 1f«0 GEORGE WALL Call 471 1414 COOK Or.g owner 14M AM;FM cassette stereo, eic cond . — 1*77, 12300 as II. m-ttti. PART-TIME SECRETARY — Ac- LINCOLN/MERCURV •42 7415 Mutt be exptrlejnced tor small nun tive real estete office. S aftornoem. 671 7039 I4SO0 Call 747 B3S4 rtwifturv Ave at Sycamore SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC ing home, weekends 4-2. Call IDEAL FOR SENIOR CITIZEN — Newman Springs Rd.. Red Ban* Mature-minded, ability to com-Cell lor oppt , 771-iaoo. u BUICK LeSABRE 1969 -- I owner DODGE CRESTWOOO 1*74 Good inrfwtbury 747 5*00 HONDA CB ISO 1*71 - Eic cond., H4-154t for appointment, ask for 7414*10 Mr* Chrl*ptn municate e must Apply Red Bank Good running cond Ashing WOO unrnny cond . S500 or best offer GOVERNMENT SURPLUS JEEPS •.100 ml., wlndlhield 4 eitrat, 1425 PART TIME — OHIce help for can- 671 1105 STRAUB BUICK OPEL Call 511 2035 Health Foods. 11 Moiunoutn SI. Inilructlon cgmpanv Red Bank eree- AVIS 973 Plymouth Satellite Wagon, i — Lltttd lor M1H. Sold lor 144 For COOK — Experienced, full lime. Ap- person between IS p.m. No phone pasvenoer. Al cond. 11.000 Call 'tctorv. JU Ml 4». A DAILY GUIDE LINCOLN MARK IV If74 — Every- AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN Applications are being eccepted for thing new t?,4» Mint tall BUICK RIVIERA 1*71 DENTAL HYGIENIST — Licensed, e position In the above towns. TEED OTHER USED PARTS Position requires a responsible per- REAL ESTATE SALES — We have 471 UH aHer I All parts experienced or new graduate for 1 positions available for licensed OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY Call 717 3111 son, familiar with the »rM. avell- NCOLN CONTINENTAL 1*77 — 4- THEODORE. 7414500 private offlca. i". days to start eble mornings Sunday through Fri- sales people Increase your polen- , AM/FM radio, A/C. PB/PS, PONTIAC 400 4BbL — Clone double day. Good running car necessary- tlal-call Oarrah Associates. VAN 1*U — 4- ii-11 ,i in in dfti' i', un Junk, construction debris, Hwm VOLVO PARTS SALE - New-used, side experience only Call in-IIM plications lor a District Advisor. tut trees cut For estimate cal> l. naw Ijrakci. naw aihauit if SO lor oldlel. reitoreri Cheap). RED •20. Call 513 5417 alter 5. irintr?d ilems Ah••'!•. t If-dnrd Brush < u| HI 8WB OFFICE CLEANING BANK VOLVO. 741 5104. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Part- of carrier and customer service WAITER/ time, exp only. Top pay, congenial • is r.ui Free fstimallow Compensation Includes salary, ex- WAITRESS OFFICE CLEANING - Janitorial VOLARE WAGON 1*77 — 4-Cyl. Auto Rent/Lease office. Call 244-11BI. penses and bonus. with Ian .manor, lunrool, IMC cond ttandard with overdrive, 30 mpg >rvice Free estimates Call Alklng 113.W0 471 4047 Earn 140)100 weekly from your i <\r. .ANUS i eitars, ittit i A 1 8938 or 5.30 4730 hwv Eic cond.. 11150 or belt offer DIETARY AIDE —Part tima.lhrt 8 positions available Ex- 73* 474S or 1444m RENT A VAN - Low. low ratei Call par wk , 44. Apply In person only, vel MERCURY MARQUIS WAGON Call Mn Neal. yjl Slio perienced only need app- Call f4t*l)49 H7J - Colony Park Vary good c ond Marty, U3MS FORD, Hwv IS, Key Garden Slate Manor Nursing Home, BLACKTOP SERVICE CARPET VW BUG 1*71 — Engine A bodv In POM, 244-1400. 14 Van Brack Ie Rd., Holmdol Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. ly Mual be over IS with Natd gunk tale 11 150 4« «)!• or fIC. cond All weather tteel-beltad INSTALLATION 1*10430 MOTEL ROOM CLEANING dependable transporta- i t AN UP JOBS yards Diiiid adieu Sunroof, AM/FM cassette DRAFTSMAN (M/F) — Eleclro- i MAW! t •. STANLEY JM — Paw Auto Insurance mechJMlcal desion A lav out work Steady work, morning hrl. Must tion Weekend availability MERCURY MAROUIS H7J-4OJJO0 deck. Asking (1700 Call 431-7510 have car. Ml ml. 1 II f>M 1716 Doobs ing 11200 Call '3* 34fl ing single copies of The Register on Friendly Ice Cream, Mon- | i all drii or mght /41 7707 cond. Rebuilt engine 15,000 ml. Rt 14, Keyporl, 244 3017 DREAMS BIGGER THAN YOUR AUDITIONS Alterations, decks, MERCURY MONARCH l«n VI. 11.000 Ml iiu after 4. Broad SI., Shrewibury, 544-1401 PAY? — Would you Ilka your own en established motor route with DO YOU NEED A plumber, alec potentlel lor growth. Mult be even moulh Mall. 542-3478 < uslom kitchen work References Indian carpenter, a new bath, new good cond. AM. FM llarto. full Toll tree K»441 3041 til • p.m. businesiT if you have *• hours ( ill anytime. /41 1S04 oowar. 11000 Call il«H47 VW VAN 1*70 weekly to soare. I'll show you how. able Monday Friday and Sunday WHOLESALE kitchen, deck, screened room, awn Runt exc 1*45 a.m. ings, storm windows, shower doors, Pleas* call Dr. Cooper. 042-3100 1 171*423 10 Wanted Automotive For Information, call Mri. Neol.' *»»••»•»»»•"•—....————•• LOBSTERS HEtlRtD CARPENTER - Seeks anything Rent my husband he'll do MG CLASSIC 1*4) — 43.000 ml. •,'nnii & medium Mted jobs Free Naadi a little work Can be teen ENGINEERING ASS'T — Degree sai-si to. it all Call Mary. 877 1997 only 145 Prlicllla Dr.. Llncroli, VW JETTA 1*11 — 4 dr , AC. Ilereo, not required. Duties Include, equip. .••.i.-d.ii.-, Ml W97 or 774 0*00 metallic land. 5-lpeed, 17500 Call CASH ON-THE-SPOT — For Junk Equal Opportunity Employer M/F \ .AL t 1 IVP Moiw lobster specification, design, cost esti- GLASS REPAIRS - (,la/in(T ft MOB 1«'« HMM, and running cars Frte pickup. Call mating A bid preparation. Salary \ >,. .HI . ,n i,....,-,.-,] ,!,..•• ny to PAINTINGS screening done Screen frames New top. 15.400 7 a.m. to t P.m. 471 S414 or J4» »270. NURSES AIDES M/F — All shuts, VW STAT ION WAGON 1*44 - 14.t commensurate with experience. nursing home experience onlv need - iui • • ur>iiirt'n*-nt on rpguidr bav\ made tor doors Reasonable prices. ( all 241 IUI Company It leading supplier of fluid A^aT .- I-',tii- Contact /V'Mi^m Man WALLPAPERING Tom. 787 1341 ml . e«c cond 11500 JUNK CARS WANTED apply. Excellent salary. Do net •43*004 handling products located In south phone, apply In person, Mon. ft I , * AUlOMOTIYf -BF • ihrirn ."•' HHOS fl A n\ t, u m MONTE CARLO — 1*74. eke. cond. Call 747 1471 or I42-0M4 Monmouth County. Please forward Fully loaded. AM/FMe-treck 17100. WE BUY USED CARS— Top dollar to4 p.m. Atlantic Highland! Nursing TECmOJU. * Al VAN DYKES PAINT CO - HOME call 747-ottr TOP DOLLAR r*sume.1k Income requirements to Home. I Mlddletown Ave . Atlantic Rooms done 145 ft up beniamir paid Schwerli ChrvllerPlymooth. FOR USED CARS Box xiii, The Dally Resistor, HI-"1- Moorr- " i U isured 777 5711 IMPROVEMENTS 141 W Front II.. Red Bank 7474717 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. • Opportunity to |oin one ol SIDING MUSTANG 1*4* — Rebuilt 4 t yl . 3 LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. Rt. IS Sdvrevlllo. N.J. 727.1301 I Monmouth County's finest A 1 HOME REPAIRS - Remodel weed. P/S. new oelnt II.MO St Help Wanted ALL - - GUARANTEED - In •ng. insulation, carovntrv. plumb U3O54] 3 Trucks A Vans S1 Help Wanted dealership orgniza- >iNijM & iiNfL SIDING lent 'fiior, ptinlmg 1 • ng. electric, masonry No job too MUSTANG HATCHBACK 1*74 - 21 Business Services lions/and to demonstrate v a. i , •) •• J ".rtini.ii nu i ee estimates Call small Handv Dandv Home Repairs. For Salt your ability Modern shop *71 7*79 Bail oHlr Call 4«Hnu afler 4 I 1*4* FORD VAN - 4 cvl . 3 weed. COZY HOME IMPROVEMENTS . and all latest equipment C ft C CONSTRUCTION CO MUSTANG 1*47 - PS. AM/FM I Must tell. Eiperlenced craftsman No fob loo All fringe Benefits. Pen- FURNITURE REPAIR track Naw aaltauil Ivllem & 1700 Call 747 5051 small Homeowner price!, free eitl sion Plan. Major Medical, Int/Ext brake*, naw paint. EMC running meter 534 ml A REFINISHING cond very clean 12.5*} or bell oi- 1*73 CHEVY VAN — Eac. cond.. Dental Plan. Life Insur- 11700 or best offer. Position Available lor a I i use Rememin Moore Mint* Good ler 172*014. qualified mechanic in our Iance Paid Vacations etc. honest work at a reasonable price Call 3444044 40 hr work week with in- > I uRNi TuRF REPAIR No job too big or small Free esli HOME IMPROVEMENTS ft RE MUSTANG 1*4* - 302 VI. PS. very service department. Gen- hnishmg & Andouf Ri-siora good cond . Bleupunki AM/FM 1*70 FORD VAN — Good cond, 11000 centive plan males Call Joe at '47 8*38 PAtHS - Linoleum ft tile mttalle mm Call 241 1407 Bra! Motors experience ti Bin h A*c l tlie &Uvtr. hon Mike 491 7711 cetletta ilereo. 11500 or bait oiler. j' im Hottke toucft uPS ni(ks 534 34*7 alter 7 p.m. after 4 p.m. preferred but not neces- Must be experienced m MORGAN P COLIO JR Help Wanted sary All fringe benefits Df "^"(1 & MtMifHJ 1 igMWallpapering Painting A Platter J ft B GENERAL CONTRACTORS MUSTANG 1*47 1*71 FORD PICK-UP — 101 Hick major & minor repairs. Rpts provided 747 8712 - Repair ft remodel For trtt ettt I < yl Belt oiler good work truck. 1450 Male/Female Contaci Service Manager, male call Z9i 8247 4*5-1*37 Apply In person. See Ser- 244 1711 Jim Tempio 542-7605 vice Manager Nick Troc- PAIN : .NG - •>•<•• «(" M.p JOHN ROESING MUSTANG 1*44 — Very iharp. fl 1*72 CHEVY VAN — Eic cond. AUTO MECHANIC — BF Coodrkh MASONRY cond . WOO Claim ityllng 51700 or bell offel dltlrlbutOf. Opinlna for guslillid chia root.ng Free estimates Cal interior eilenor home reoeiri mechanic In br«>\*«>& front tnd Ml H918 or -.JO 4230 Certificate of Occupancy work 717 1741 Call" MOLSEY PONTIAC Free estimate* work, B«4>r whHl alignment, tun*- /! DO "IU- -. 1*73 NOVA CUSTOM HATCHBACK 1*71 MAXIDVNE — Loaded. upi A general rtpalr, ComMtMivi OMC TRUCKS INC. CaTtteGhmM I'AiNI ING - Done With prioV NO job too small •Quipped with Roper pump. Mlarv A inc»nliv« Company '• \,. sidewalk \ 49SIO0) — Like new. P/S. P/B. air. AM/FM. I MlVlMlf, N.J. en .44 ti%l , •jtirti.i* «orkmanshtp at low prices vinyl roof, mint condition Aikino Call 4*5-2121 furnJslMd b#n«?.it» 1 uniform!, MM Free estimates, rels Rich. 74t 6304 dtttown Tin Co . 1333 Hwv 3}, Mid NEW HOMES - Additions, decks 11*50 Call H* 207* • •Ah >s Siov^ ANTIQUE 1*54 44-TON — RuMOKC . dUlown C«ll 471 2.UW Painting 1> vVallpapertng dormers, add a level, garages ft OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1*75 home improvements Call after * some reiloretlon Iterted. 1150. nego Reliable *urr> at a reasonable pr.ee Ball oiler hebie 530 07M after 5. AVON 213 Inilructlon 111 Instruction 213 Instruction >• in, insured Ret Neat clean work pm. 787 1418 Ml-ltM W MORE PEOPLE EARN Call Tom Kuglemain at 177-1719 OLDS CUTLASS SALON 1*71 — PS. DATSUN KING-CAB 1*71 — A-lMORE MONEY WITH AVON THAN CERAMIC TILE WANTED PB. AM FM ilereo. air. real cond.. no run. many eitras, asking ANV OTHER DIRECT SELLING dTtroiier. 40.000 mi Mint cond 13550 4*5*50*. COMPANY %%% HUSS MIBBE TS PAINTiNG - Pro- 37 HOMES TODISPLAY OUR NEW Call now. 471 4191 or inu* t PAiR-i Bathfwm r >fssion«l pj,filing ft peperhanging li.500 471 TIM FORD PICKUP 1*70 - Standard •CONGRATULATIONS M. McLEAN iO YEAR WARRANTEED VINYL BARMAID, BARTENDER '41 40'?. l]1 1171 i .i ft mt Neat A deoendabi* Call SIDING. INSTALLED AT FACOPAL 1471 - J4.500 m. AM. FM. trans.. 4 cvl.. with cap Runs good U-t 6 PM, . lor *'Pf PStimele. 431 1394 1400 741 SM7 Busy BO no bar fORV PRICE FOR DISPLAY lunroot. i weed, IS mpo. alklng 7U3J43 PURPOSES SAVES 30% TO 40%13.000 144-7070 FORD F210 mi - Eic. cond 14-000 ON YOUR NEW CAREER AS A RUBBISH REMOVAL I ARA CONTRACTORS - Painting. ON FUEL LIMITED OFFER ml Musi sell RECEPTIONIST — For G«fwr«l Papermu ft Repairs Sean McCaf LOW INTEREST FINANCING PARK CHEVROLET 3*1-2717 M*>d(cal office, lull lim#, tiMritnci ire* «9i 7984 AVAILABLE * Salei Leaung Service Parti ntc«>urv. R»piv to Box W-404, The Rl 44 715 mi Nepiune Daily Ravt.twr. Shrcwtburv, N.J. COMPUTER OPERATOR i r AN UP & DEMO (.lean- 1-800-323-6556 SUBURBAN 4.1L DIESEL 1M2 - irds. cellar%. garaoes. attx s a FIREWOOD PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON 1*74- Loaded, extended warranty, EXT. R-33 AM/FM. air. root rack, trailer hitch teheov.tr pevmentt, 129% financ- BOOKKEEPER — PuM-cliartM. runt good 1300 747-74M. ing •70-3MS aflar 4 p.m. tll l ffk hMd f y IH t WOOD - All o«h BuV now IIOO per torn, ovhvtred EXCAVATION CLEAN-OUT BOYS/GIRLS — 13-11. Morning IM11U MwwiPff rowtn art •vallaWt In SERVICE TORPEY EXCAVATING CO - R»d Bank, MkMlctowrt. Bctford. FIREPLACES Bachhoe. dump, stone, footings, see Uncrofl. Atlantic Ht*M«nds L Llttl* RIAL - Rewdent^l tic svsiemt. towers, water lines, Silvor E«c >Mrnlna» A * clWKt to n out s*ryic*. Quick. 4 WOODSTOVES grading 495 1*90 W «100OFF win writn A trip* Calf 900 1414150. rvtci Botier ft IMMrtt MOVING A STORAGE BUSINESS EXPANDING — N*M4 hirnnevt. brich h»artht ft walh COUPOI IndlvMuals who want to earn tMD I* Brtch. .lone, block, ctncrtle UM0 Mr mo. MrttlnM. No •• CERTIFIED Repairs J HUf» M1-003/ NICK'S MOVERS - Low rates, ten MrwiKi nacMftOry. Training avail. LOANS AVAIL. TO ALL STUDENTS tor rates. trt9 estimates Storage THE REGISTER, DAILY/SUNDAY Call »** Mil bafc—n Mil p.m. MASSEUSE w* travel. Can envttme. 5*4 9194 PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE • DAY-EVE8-8ATCLA88ES TREE SERVICE License No *t* BUS PERSON - fl or older. 21 CALL: 542-1700 nieMi por «Mk. 3».m. t a.m. Apply Call For Free Information sKINAL MASSAGE - f« THIS COUPON MUST M PMMWTIO In porton, Bumlon ». 431 Broad Si.. tinen C#.tilwd ffUSteusr WOUDrS TREE SERVICE — Tr«t TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING • S 100 Parsonage Road. Menlo Park 491 5450 wM*n t » m A 11 noon. ft shrub trimming ft remove! Fully Big or small LtcanwKl and insured WITH HJtCtMEWT Of AD insured Free estimate* 130-181? Free estimate* i» 1333 847 11*3 CARPET CLEANER - Cap. • 1969 Morris Avonuo. Union '164-1144 AD MUST if Pftf PAID Tralnp*. Earn %m aor w*ak plui bmui a»4 commltalan, Call 18B East Borgen Place, Her! Bank Ml QBOO SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, AUGUST 30. 1982 TI(L C7 order 3...get 4 extended t*lassiftl€kd deadline nrlutte Sunday the next time you Register rates are economical lace'a Register classified ad for and you cap-charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to days and we'll (five you the 4th either Mailer Charge or Visa. TOLL FREE PHONES ay tree Now that's a good deal See hov/easy it is? Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. ksides you Ret fast remits too a days6n 1700. this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers. M ATAWAN AREA MM1M We make it easy to do business with us 542-1700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME.

101 Apartments 101 Houses For Rent SI Help Wanted SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted NUBBIN KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE — 1 BELFORO — I bedroom Cllinlll. •JN/LPN (m/ll — E«*nln«i 4 SALES — Part.tint.. Load WUEW wt&aow MNO. I'U. badraafii. hoot 4 hot water Included, mint condition, gas heat 77 Fourth REAUUTATI tALH-OuroMIc nuhli. t-ll and II* lurnlihed. Hlgrwit commission In UAFTA HAVE iv> me. security, till Call Batmen II.. U00 wui utilities Occupancy HI "nm el Ihe IO» ' tar 1 full lim Call IUM Industry pgalrnr auarinlin Or.w UP, oo . i. : oil new or eMPerlented Mwcliln W Got .IIOW.IK.. car necagaary. Evai you TlM£ TO kCAOEMY AGENCY 7K-12J1 ill.r training, advertising 4 a > KM LPN — Full lime or part time. KEYPORT — 1 bedroom ecrott rear mm tucegtt record, c. Ill uiin, tar iklllad nurilna facility. 1UIMK THIrJK tram bay Convenient tt stores 4 EAST KEANSBURG — I rooms, RoMrCoMfM at N1-7U4. Century 1 Artornal* weekend!. Call for In transportation 11*0 pays all ullll 1115 e month * ulllltlei Fair Haven. tar»low oomgan IM. 4II-UII. SALES COUNSELOR WE'LL ABOUT rr. lies. Call 71* Bin Mon. thru Frl. 7*7*401 This It a uneguo opportunltv tor 4 4 7 p.m. DEAL ESTATC AOMINIS •JN/LPN M/F — 1 30,1 30 or a laltl-rnlnded perton who .n HIGHLANDS HILL — 14 TRATIVE ASSISTANT— Fur ecllvi 1t:MI:M Mil llm. Ml. PkMiaM lovi working with teenager! LUXURIOUS, 1 BEDROOM — Con- Birch-paneled, caragtad living [Ml MUM ottki Mull have r.i Minor Nurilno Mom.. Watawen You will DO training cerrieri In do. Monmauth Beach view of ocean room, country kitchen with dish rslale Ham Mod knowledge • Call liu lucc.iitul i.i.i tgchnto,uet, 4 river. 1 exposures 11.200 par ma. wether, elr, laundry. NYC. gut. reel MM, lolfke procedure, tvgtni whlw .arnlng a aonarout lull or W12110. day!. 1*1 1*10, Wat. 4 Suitable far I lo I persons 14*0 plus I car. Mutt work well with puMk UN M/F — Full llm.. II lo 7 mill. part-time Incomo. For nwi In utllltM Call Ml 1711 or *44-l*71 Salary commantural. with tap e«c. lalary Hgtpttalliatlon 4 LIM lormatlon, call Mr McCourt at Full-time. Call Mim. Mr. Heck Imuranca. Braokdala Nunlng Cen S4I-MH. KEANSBURG — 4 bedrooms, tor. Call Mri. Bruit for eppolnt- lurnlshad. nice location StS* * mill rn.nl. ;« iaon Tho Dally 4 Sunday Register Jki Ivi mo. tocuritv. Adults pre- Eoual Opportunltv Emplovor M/F ferred NO POtl. 717 1344 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE DNS 4 LPN'I M/F — full 4 part KNOLL WOOD with interest dropping, damand he llm.. immediate opening on the Mo SECRETARY — Prl.au ttcretarv LITTLE SILVER —3 incrtetad In our I offices M well a J 1 l lo n thill May apply at good typing A spelling Detail or GARDENS flrepieco. garage No pell. StSO plu* uui na«y Llncroft sub-division im Clllltlde Meeltti Car. Center. 200 anted. Mono not required Will con utllltlet 12*4454 after 5. mediate Hoof lime tor experience) C.nl.r SI., CIIHwood Soach. ilder porion without much Ol astoclatei • training program lo perlence, willing to be trained App- Excluirv. 1 4 2 bedroom epart- LITTLE SILVER — On Little Silver new salespeople FOULKSPRE5 ly In porion. Electro Impulse Lago- menti. Individual g.s heating 4 cen- Point Rd. Furnished. 3-tjedroom ION AOENCV. 171 «4*4 or HIM ROADSTANO PERSON — Vegeta- retory. Inc.. lit Chestnut SI.. Rod tral air conditioning Excellent loca- Ranch. Dining room, rgc room bles E»p or porion willing lo loam. Bank. N.J. An Equal Opportunll Merchandise For tion. Call 144 uu attar • p.m. * a.m. 101 p.m.. In Sery mft Welk to train. No pott, until May 31 RECEPTIONIST — For Duly Ian FURNITURE — Triple bureau with Just off Rt. 35 on Kings Highway MOO/mo tlt-DTI. lirm. Typing talllt required. R.pl Mull be occurote and aptt lolvpo IS Sale WASHER 4 DRYER - G.E., S450 SALES — Part lima. CuMom win- worn Write Boa N 413. The Dally bookcase, 1 drawer cabinet painted Gas dryer, t mot. old Wisher. 1 Eest (walking dlstenct to Foodtown dow troatmont llor*. Mkldlotpwn SECRETARY — For local radio ita Register, ShrawtBurv, N.J. 07701 blue, 2 king headboardi, 1 with vrs.. heavy-duty, it Ib capacity. Shopping Canter). LOCUST — 1 bedroom Colonial, yrs. or.a. 1-1 davi. Including Sal lion, lull unto Mult t» oat. lypi* matching beditandi, antique white, 04111*3 CALL 1714011 11-5 dally leese, SBOO 144 2110 or 741 41*2 good In erllnmellc. Billing or book UTILITY PERSON — For dula I colonial couch. A-!, 1 solid ni.pl. Ot Commercial kooping OIP. desireoie Egual Op dealer. Must have valid driver's 3 LINES dining table. 1 velvet lovoteat. I WHOLESALE — Welches. LCD FAIR HAVEN — 1 bedroomi. vrs. SALESPERSON WANTED - For portunHv Emplovor. Sand rowmo 4 license A good record. 40 hr. week. crystal, brats hanging fixture, too. 1 Ouarti, Sl.tO. l year guaranteed. leas*, taoo Rentals twiw hotriot ifnp*ov#n>#nt product. lalarv rogulramonti 10 BOM N 410 All Benefits McGloln Bukk. tM 5 DAYS twin rteedboard. blue, cell 741-1203. Call Ron et 471 7012 MIDDLETOWN — 4 rooms, S41S. CENTURY 11 COZENS. Reellori E»c commission 747 ISM The Dally Raglltar. Shrowitxiry. N Shrewsbury Av. . Tlnton Fells 5-0 p.m. hoot supplied "Independently Owned" gTHT WOODBURNINO STOVE — Mutt 171*311 III River Rd . Fair Haven. 741.7Mt WAITRESS/WAITER — Ek $3.90 see to appreciate, never uied With SANOERS 4 PATCHERS — For GUITAR - Electric, Unlvoa, t Nationwide call loin roe. SERVICE TECHNICIANS — Ful pulonod only. Pl.es. apply In per- The Regliler "PRICE BUSTERS' through body, with cose 5125. elr blower Call 130-tlO! MODERN APARTMENT - Near 1-BOO-S1S4H0. Eli. Oil. thettrock. withtraniporlotion. Wltn llm.. Will train oualftlad pooolo I son; Tuet. thru Sal.. 11 a.m. tt 4 Can tall your unneeded Items for you transportation. Beit lime to call OKP. only. Call 201 3701ft! Become chemical appllcatorl. II you 700-114*. . Ask tor Ann pitted evei. p.m. See Mn. Opkt. Dining room quickly. before noon, 41104I1 HI no) IIED BANK or. over II, onlov outdoor work Manager at Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Merchandlte for sale ONLY HENREDON SOFA — Loveseat. 5 72 Garage Sales willing to loam, havo a plt.ian Originating from houldBlId, not ex- pc Ratten dinette, 00" buffet, club PORT MONMOUTH - Bedroom, MATAWAN — 1 bedroomi. full bete- 10t Commercial mannar, who mechanical ability i coadlraj a late price ol 1MB per chairs, end labial, cocktail taWot. Yard Sales kitchen/living room combination, ment. yard, dining room. 1-car ge- valid N.J. drlvofi llconaa, ca WAITRESS/WAITER — Full and article l.mps All top ouallty 072*110. bath. S7M per mo. + tecurltv 4 .lee ege Available Sept Security 4 rel Lawn Doctor. Mlka, Ml 1700 Cell efter t, 717 5717 Rentals part-time. E»p. only. Apply ot PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. PORT MONMOUTH — Yard sale irencei No pen 11*1 Celt 54t-tm. 3,500 ft 7.000 M.H. JONl'S, 13 White St.. Rod Bants. HOCKEY EQUIPMENT — Full uni- SERVICE STATION ATTENDAN Each additional line, 11.00. No dls Tuet., Aug II, 10 to I p.m. Many RED BANK — Magnificent 1- tailgate loading, private count II canceled before e«plr.llon form, helmet, shoulder 4 knee pads, Itemi large or small 40 Br.ln.ro OLD HOUSE — Commercially Full time WAITRESS/WAITER — Needot _. pants, socks, etc 140 Call 50-5*07 bedroom loft apt., mult see. 1525 • lonod, 1 bedroomi. 3 kitchens, living parking, A/C. heat, No changes In copy Av.. ullllll.s 741-11*4. COASTAL BUIL0IM8 411-im Frl., Aug. M. E«p. only Clean, neat, Hay. something to sell? Phone room, dining room, lerga enclosed sprinklered Publ . trans- O4p.nd.blo 4 hard working. Apply RED BANK — I bedroom furnished porch, full basement, gat heat, SUB 4 PREP PERSON — FuH Urn. In person. Murphy's Law, Long HOT DOG CART — Utility typ. edulis preferred. 1500 per mo. 1 ta 14 portation On The nlghli Apply In porMn: Clrckj Branch S7I-T11I. trailer, supplies, 11000 firm. 77 PotS Altd Livestock luxury apertm.nl All utilities In- oeregei evell. Cell 171 5410 Plua. 15 Hwv M Eatontown Call 441-57*0 cluded uoo/mo 7414741. leave Navaalnk River WAITRESS/WAITER - A limited 542-1700 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — 1 to 1 LARGE MALE GOATS RED BANK - 3 bedrooms Security number or openings ur» available HOUSE SALE — 7 wall to-wall 4 reference! required 54*1 per mo. RED BANK, N.J. II ihltt. lull or part time, long Ml for waltroitoi/walteri al the prestl carpets In perfect cond Also dish- FOR SALE RED BANK — 1 bedroom luxury. -ALSO- 741-4700 • to 5. THE DAILY Call 211 1211 AC, carpeting, exc. locellon 1450 • Inquire 35 South St.. Red Bank. gloul Sheraton Gordons Hotel. Free- washer 4 kitchen coblnets. 171-4041. ulllillei. 741-21*1. . Prime Walettroni TRAVEL AGENT — For com hold. Must bo matuif minded 4 Advanced And Beginners RED BANK/MIDTOWN — I 6.900 SQ. FT. puterlied agency, lull time, exp havo tome OKP. In tine ol a carte REGISTER iBM TYPEWRITERS RED BANK —1 bedroomtownhoute bedrooms, 2 baths. For small family dining Cell Mri. Rooney at 7IO-M7O with courtyard, ikyllohl. laundry, or profession.! efflca. Imm.culit. Olfce Suites Available UK, poiltlon. Pines, call 04I-4Uo. belore 3 p.m. RENTAL $22-128 per mo DOG TRAINING 5 PIECCLASSIFIEE WICKER —D Livin ADg Sroom Rant with option to buy 072-0317 Bavthorl Dog Club, 741-0044 new kitchen. Get heat. 1500 4- ullll mild. 4 out. tSM plus utilities Call Ground Floor TYPESETTER — Wllhai part-time tics 741-11*1. 711-1124 or 747-1215 Occupy Sept. 1, WAITER/WAITRESS - Eip., lull let with matching drapes Sao at « FOR RENT — Barn with I horse l.tt eflernoon .venlng or wooltend Seadrlf! Av. , HWilandt. ITALIAN ANTIOUE — Very 1000-13,000 sq.ft. hours All-around print shop en lime. Apply .nor 3. Madeline'! Slim curious looking Morble tebl. with stalls 4 2 acrei of pasture Llncroft RED BANK — Furnished, 3 room, TallgiH loading parlance, lypaieltlng 4 pail, up Culilno. L nil. Silver. A LOW BUDOETT candelabra Mult tee to appreciate. erea. Inoar CBAI. Call attar t, A/C. Ideal tor mature couple Bl* 104 Winter Rentals Call 471 0144, altar 4 p.m. WORK AT-HOME — JoM ovall Shop the Used Furniture Centar Beit otter. Call anvtlma, 717-7223 kitchen, prlvete entry, front 4 Back. Can of Red Bank 1475 * security. All utilities In- able! Substantial earnlngi possible. KITCHEN CABINETS — Counter FREE KITTENS- I wk! Trained, eluded 541-4140. 1 BEDROOM DUPLEX — Large 201-747-5588 WAITRESS/WAITER — Llncroft Call 104441-0001, E«t. 1541, lor In 1*7 Shrewsbury Aye. 041-144* healthy, M/F. Used tochlldr.n. Pick Inn Eiporlonc. required. Call lor tops, matching gal renge with range rooms. Mostly furnished 1271 per ANDERSEN WINOOWS 4 DOORS hood, dlthwaiher 4. link with faucet. Irom 7 cutl.i 471-1431. RED BANK — Riverfront duplex. 1 mo Call after 1. Ml 1015 Avail. Oct 747-1100 •pel lOKlx. 7414170 bedrooms, newly renovated, 14*1 — Any tin 4 style. 10% discount 707-1055 FREE — To a good home Mai 1, Wlnd.wli.rds i-aOO-m-0707. plui utilities, lapprox 11401. Tom. Babvslltlno/Chlld Boston Bull Terrier. iv> yn. old. 101 13O-00I3 LIQUIDATING 1 ESTATES Call 244-0141 NORTH LONG BRANCH - Adult Car* ANTIOUE CENTER of Rod Bank Antique dining t.bl.s. chairs, desks. community. I bedroom executive 217 Watt Front Strut curio ceblnets, sideboard!, GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS - SEA BRIGHT — The Harbour Point suites. Panoramic ocean vlows. Lelihe 3 buildings-ISO Heeleri«42 4334 armolrei, Chippendale and French AKC Whelped 7/t Gold Rush line Motel, fully furnished luxury apis maids service, color TV. leun- CHILD CARE — Mature. _ Itamt bought, ask for Guy mirrors, chandeliers, carpati, Orl •4442*3 with a picturesque ocean view, all dromat and resteurent on premises slble person to care lor I yr old. •niello, brlc-e-broc. ulllltloi Included In rent. Short or All utilities Included. Register part-time. Ret required, non- ATARI VCS — 0 tapei. like new. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES HORSE — Thoroughbred gilding. long termi welcome. Studio* 13*5 BEACHCOMBER 222 447* smoker preferred. Coll 103 4441 value over tlOO. only 1170 or belt 15* E. Newmen Springs Rd. 11.2. 5 vrl.. tenilble a sound, good per mo I bedroom suites t4*l per offer. Tumbon*. value USOonlv 1130. Shrewsbury 747-4200 mo No pell Summer reni.li. Jun*. CHID CARE — Working col Schwlnn J speed, good cond.. best July, August: Studio! 15*5 per mo. 1- BAYVILLE, BARNEGAT - Water- need! retpontlblt women to drive 1 offer Rota 2-tptad. good cond., belt LIVING ROOM FURNITURE — IRISH SETTER — 4 vr. old spayed bedroom suites 17*5 per mo 14*1 Irent, bulkheadad, 2 bedroom, child lo alter school acllvlllesl days offer Call 171-4511. Must sell, best offer, exc. cond. lamale. Very friendly. Free to a Oc*an Avt.. Sea Bright, N.J. furnished. Oct. 1 to June 1. 1375. a week In Mlddletown eree Please good home. 1711717, after I. ERA Llncroft Reellori. 747 Ml* c.ll efter 7 p.m.. t71 T377. BABY ITEMS — Batslnot with skirt. Call 411-47t* 747-3113 electric itarllllor, clotlies Infant lo MAGAZINES — Many back Istuei: KITTENS FULL TIME — In my horn.. Adult II mos. Call 7t7 <1>I Time. Sports Illustroted 4 Playboy. Free to good home Must hove car. Please call: 71)4174. 73*1407 oiler 7 p.m. BEAR MACHINE — Drive on 1*70 - present, talon chdiilt. alien 1 frame rack with MAKE THE SWIM BUY MIDDLETOWN — I stall available MATURE — Concerned Individual turritabtot. (too McGloln Bulck, MO OF A LIFETIMEI on lerge privet* property. Paid MAKE IT YOURSELF 10 care for Intent at parenis' home Shrewsbury Ave . Tlnton Falls AAA-Swimming pool distributor Is board or trade lor stem, duties lor while mother works, IV, d.vt a closing out their entire Inventory of my hone. Inqulrt 2*1 4112 week. Mull have reterencei. Call BEDROOM SET — Contemporary, 1*01. new, II' femllv-ilied pools m-1144. triple drettor, mirror, mon't Complete with deck, fence, filter end PETS NEED HOMES —Owner col df.ls.rs. 2 end tables, oueen sit. warranty. Full price now only 1*4$. lego-bound. Kittens, c.ll 4 puppies headteard. 4 tram.. S1S0 Call completely Instilled Cen finance. Cell 171454* S3 Domestic Help 747-04*1 Call Bill at 40* 447 3137 WORK FOR YOU! PONY CART — Eac. cond.. Biking Fred the Frog! BEDROOM SET - EK. cond.. I 575. 992 BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER — MATTRESSES — Mult sell over vrl. old, tolld Pine, aueen-llle can- 1.000 nimi brands. Mattresses, boa Call in 014* 2 school ago children. Approjr 25-30 nonbtll bad, ladv't triple hri. per wk Little Silver area springs A sleeper mattresses. All POODLE — Mini, chocolete brown, SHOP THESE LOW PRICES TODAY dreuor/atteched mirror 4 Jewelry tiles. Such et Sealv, Sorta, Sim- 7474035. male "PIck-of-tht-Lltter". * wgeki drawers, men's theil on cnttt with mons, Spring Air, gtc. New, but cennonball mirror/(.welry drawer. old. Mult sell this weak.nd. .sklng BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER - slightly d.m«ged or w.t.r-st.lned. 1150. Mak. an offer. Call 172 *!70 mattreii/bo> soring Included. S1000. Fromtlt.t!*.. Llmlt.d supply, rain DRAPERY RODS — Klrtch ELECTRIC KENMORE ORYER - OAK FURNITURE — Double bod Adult. I child Mon Frl., 14 p.m. •411201. T ravers. 1 triple. 1 ft Hail, tl ea . 1 ||| 1200 Twin bed. 1121 1 dresser s, each Own tram. Mlddlelown. Ret. checks available Grant Furniture. ROAN — 2-vr-oid, ^-thoroughbred under 1111. Sole bed. list. 1 chain. e71-1*lt, t-t p.m. MlddLbrook Shopping Center. Rt. flllv. Green-broke, extremely oulet aluminum storm A screen door, ell Call 4IJ MS anvtlma BEDROOM SET — Brttklront, Mike offer Cell 130-1141 or 741 7174 Surprise 3 child with a new pa hardware. M.I I IM 7*1 0711 SM 4 SM. Gat Move, IM Color TV cruthod v.lv.l flreildo chairs, round 15, Oakhurtt. N.J. Mon.-Frl. 10-*; FILE CABINET HOME ATTENDANT — For gen Sal, till 1. Sun 111 Call 4*34*00 I it'll the trirnillr Irogl 150 4 piece patio lurnllur., MO lltm.n losing ev.slghl. R.qulrts kitchen tebl. Moving-must tell I VICKI'S PAMPERED PET MAPLE BIDS — US.. Bureau. 4Ore».r. Ul 144-1471. He's a toy TV hassock or team companion to aiilst belhlng, drill- »1-23tt MONEY MAKING — 7' Mayors GROOMING — Located el Rod » Coffee UMO. 111. I electric Ions. c.ll W4fS» ing, personal needs, accompany on Bonk Pel Hospital 747 3431 lor eppt 11 4 110 Small kitchen MM, III. OIL PAINT SET — Bemd, com BEER CAN! — Col lectori llemi 400 mow plow Bumper pushbar, lights mascot-hes fun to make ol FOR SALE — lac. cond. I plele. with cenveiei, Sol. Cam pod- busineil trips, meellnos. read cor 4 hydraulics Included. 5S3-1721. Custom cuts tar all breeds 4 ceti. reipondence, etc. Driver's license a traderl. olio ilgni 11% discount with ad Including fls. colorlul polka dot, print, checked StroUMunBor, SM I cushion sote por, S10. Oull.r, no! C.r taggkorl Call I42-7H0. S.OOVBTU OAS HEATER - SIS. bed. Sirs. I imrtckad Brunch totxoi. SI. CoKuletor. SI. 747 MI4 mutt. Irregular hours, t a.m. lo MUDDER TIRES — With while & tick dlpi or solid remnants Pattern 992 midnight Av.ll.bl. 7 days . week wagon wheels, lor I Lug Chevy or Odder! air conditioner, used one |4> 1 bufl.t. SM. Call ofstr I p.m.. Selerv 14 per hour. Write to: BOH BOXES - CORRUGATEO tissue pattern pieces, details tor ummer. BH. Cell Itt-IUa. 7411140. PATIO TABLE- Round redwood 1 For Moving 4 Storage, and for In- GMC, IO>UV»U. tM» Cell 501-1721 4 bonchet. SMB. Y.llow umbr.ll. 4 • ill. The Dally Regliler. dutlrv. A complete linegf packaging 79 Swap And Exchange 21 " frog AMANA OAS FURNACE — IOJ.0M stand. 171 lu. Cdnd. Btt-7aH. Shrewtbury. N J. 07701. supoll.1 442-4471 or 747-4WM. NAUGAHYDE SOFA — Loveseet BTU. mi IV> Ion ctotral air, 1115. with tablet 52W Call after 5, FREEZER — tiOO. Air conditioner POOL — Aluminum. 14' round HOUSEKEEPER — For working 2141110 WILL TRAOE - 1*73 Chtvv Im- Too smell tar Harm. Eic. cand. 1100. BUNK BEDS — With bedding, or 5 Mt*14S. stainless D.E. inter, vacuum, 01 p.r.ntt, live-In or out, V.j days piece bedroom, lit* *s. Fectory af- pela. tar . good transportation, lor $2.25 for each pattern Add accessories Up4 running 1175. Col Must drive. Exc. position lor right NEGATIVES - Of Manhattan. C. It' aluminum boat, motor and •MM ter t a.m., 4*ioo7i 1*11-1*25 IxlO. many glatt. 50< each pattern for postage FULL-SIZE MATTRESS — 741-itU. person. Call «lo 5. 707 4110, or write trailer Call 7I7.I721 davi. 7074740 ANTIQUE LOVESEAT — Meodl re BOM 1B4, Ruroton. N.J. 07740. CAMERA RB u — Mamlva with »1 (4MO0I evei. upholitarIn* Will tacrlMca, S». Call sprint 4 Ir.me, SM. OUIIN SIZE BED - Kcludei mat and handling Sand tx Call BOine. tomm lem, 1127mm lent, ••Ire ORGAN Yamaha, Spinet ilie, t« UM, ader I p.m. tress. BON soring, frame 4 hood HOUSEKEEPER - Some nurse •< back and prism finder and catg. board, noo Call tgt 4ii; perlance prelerred, but , not re- Used about 11 times. UNO 741-7M1 5050 10 Bicycles/ TARI. ACTIVISION 4 IMAOIC — JALOUSIE WINOOWS quired. Live In. 2 In family Reply to Call 747144*. CS cartridges. DoNjndor, Pec Men Aluminum. TT.IJ^, tot BB. RED BANK CATHOLIC HIGH OeJ-ITOB. Boi Bill. Tho Dally Register, COLONIAL — Sofa and loves..!. PIANOS - ORGANS ,, Mini Bikes ol Win. Etc cond num. SCHOOL UNIFORM - CelJ prior i Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 1350 End table 4 cocktail table. Lara Whteler 1.1 IIU |IO 4 lower All Musical Supplies and Services ATAR(CARTRIDOCS - AM COM- 5375, solid wood. In good condition. TUSTING PIANO CO. 1*00 GITANE 1»P net•t . vvleuveflousce cartridges* , til a, under OAS DRYER - Sopri, almoit new REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER — 20 Cell 244-4774 Our **th Year Eac. cond. Naadlacraft Dapt 61 all S4J 1143 It mot old), larat capacity Mdv- 54 Situations Wanted Call 7414315 .ng. mutt toll. U00. H4 01W cu. ft. Admiral, treat-frae. very t COMPLETE DARKROOM — Sot Asbury Park 7754144 cond. 1171 I71M17. Female up Minolta 15mm XO-I. 1 lenns Open t to * MOPED - Krleol.r 1174, o GIRL'S BEDROOM SET — 1 bu- ATARI SET — HI. include! Atari. REFRIGERATOR — Frost Ire. Call SN-17*!. 1150 or bait offer. The Dally Ragisltr iovllko.1. Pddden. edoptor, Ctiwptl reout with pookcttot. SN0. Bed 4 4*M113 data. SIS aa. atl-OIOS or SU-ITM. IIM. MtUI dot* 4 typawrnar, SM FULL-TIME — Working mother, PIANOS-ORGANS cartrMBO. tamt/TV twitch. dMI c.rtllled Early Childhood teacher, Daily-Sunday Frtehold Music Center Duyi the ov«r Ml 114] Cdll S4>-07». MOPED — 1*71 PUCH Newport, OIRL'S WINTER WARDROBE - will provide Quality child care In mv Lowrtv organ Center! All floor mini cond . Ice blue, beautiful C.ll S*IrII. iweeUrs. pants, ill. pro toon REFRIGERATOR — Frost Ire. Lull* Sliver home for children age! models drastically reduced! ED — Sorta, boniprlnd. manreu Oomral Elecirlc. M0 cu. ft., cop- 3 lo 5. Complete preschool cur- •v.l, 741-2171 Bo. 161, Old Cholsu SU., No* frame, OJK. cand. SH. c.ll It. 1100 tasot all. t4t-17t> REGISTER LOWREY ORGAN CENTER ptrtano. sat. cand., SMI. Col Iculum. Snacks * lunch Included MONMOUTH MALL Tors, NY 18113. Punt Nami 2447H1 ••rional attention lo child's M Merchandise M44701 54241*0 Addtwj, Zip, Pattern Number ICYCLE - Olrl-1 14", GLASS SHOWCASE — Oak Bdta 4 achievement 4 well-being will be Classified Ads REFRIOERATOR/FREEZER - given. II Intgrosted please call PRE HOLIOAY SPECIALSI - Wanted NEW 1983 MIDI,CRAM CA1A iond. SSS doorl. ;!>«!.!< HIS. C.ll OE. itpptrttht. 22 cu. ft. S7S. Trlcla al 130-14M, Mon Frl alter 5. M-OS71 Small Ian. 12.50. metal shelf. S4.71; 4TI-1SSI, as low as Doofcin.it, 512.50, child's school d*sk LOG' Afghans, lackets. quilts, ill HAZLET MOTHER — With I vrs. ALL LIONEL TRAINS dolls novelties - 150 designs OO-CART — Sears framg. onaMo REFRIGERATOR — Ctllml. II 4 chair, 114.50. log basket. KM Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. ROYHILL COUCH 4 LOVESEAT naadl work, S'S. experience babysitting tor working fireplace screen. 14.50; traveling cu. ft., while, 171. SunBotm humkj parents In her home. ERC. ret. 53 cents •44-20*1 3 free patterns. Send SI sn HOrculon. brown B white, »I4O» Ifstr, IN. « 141! par line, per day bags. 1150; night stands. 110.50; modern. SIM couch. SM loveseet. 4*541*! Ironing board. SI.50; 7 speed HIDE A BED COUCH — Luther. (based on non-commercial ANTIOUES — All kinds, bought for 7H-USI after f MOTHER 4 NURSE — Will lit In blender. 14.50. flock broiler. 15.50; lop cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- ll«0. Singer sowing machine In COM with ores! eelcher, Polaroid cemero. 15; 30" high stool B BASE STATION-Sgarkometk net. l»sp~dblk.s, MM., 2 desks. own home lor II per hr. Call oiler 1, tiques. 10* East River Rd.. Rumson 40 channel with power mlka. Still In work, tin at It. Call I71-OM7 7172*43. For FAST RESULTS with beck. 10.50; morel Rutcirt, 25 043-315*. Member Appraiser! As- Redwood pttak teote. IIS. E. Front St.. Red Bank. 741.|e*l. iocletlon ol America. bo« Triple beam antenna Must sell OIMJBvfiat al 74i i«i SIDE BY SIDE REFRIOERATOR AT LOW COST 111 firm m 11)1 - IMS. Kenmore washer, UO EhK- 55 Situations Wanted RAILROAD TIES — New. creotoiod ANTIOUES — OATEWAY AN- Irk drygr, SIS. Chrome Centem txlxl, tl 70 L.ndscapid tl.l 4X1X0 TIQUES. Rt. 3t and Homestead lAJSIII HITCH HO 1 links. U! porery celling HIM, ITS. LatVl phone Easiest! Printed, Pattern . Baby carriage 4 ecceisorlos. MOTORCYCLE HELMET - Neva, Male II 45. Preilure trooted txtxO Sl.tO. Ave.. Leonardo. 1*1-5350. Mack, medium, new SIM, toll Ms 14" bicycle. S-tgtH, US. And ptvdf 000-121-0741. Can deliver W. 7S»7M7 21* 7je|. al area rugs, 115 00. 04MBM. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR SALE ALL-AROUND YARD WORK - REGISTER - Call Second Hand Lll. K44777 OFFIE TABLE — MOVIHOI MUST SELLI — I dot*. SKIIS 4 SOOTS - Flni 1100 takes Gutters cleaned, trees cut. Free elll- REFRIGERATOR - 14CU It., Frig Alter 1. 2444111 Hlgh.it prlcel paid SIS. Patio tat, table, 4 chain a, m.l.i 741-4105 Idalre. II mo. old. frott-lree. 1300. for all Items, ontldues. etc. For l»». glass. HO. I IBT-TSH. Classified Ads 2*1 tow. Ken. glass, chroma ngi. lioo. umbrella. SIS. Formka bar. SM I ARTIST — Commercial, creative 4 baroalm. stop al 24 Broad St.. Key- In, TTiV 4-7 o m. clarinet. HO 1 electric m, Black A port. Decker. 111. I roll up ttltltt. 4' SPEED OUEEN — Washer, Sal. vertatlle teafct full lima or part time 542-1700 CUSTOM-MADE — Tlo-beck drepes width, beige. Ill ea 1 Rovel manual wesllnghouse TV., SIS. crib with work 541-1050 with laminated matching shades for Guv Johnson OLOPJI AL COUCH — And 1 chain. mattress. SIS. baby swing, SI, twin Toll Free from M.l.w.n Area double windows. U50. Call 201-5071 so OWd condition IrPOwMlari, III ee I Bell 1 Howell PART-TIME — Need lob. Available Buy 4 Buys Call 747 Itio proleclor, It*. 1 II" black B white matron. 115. weight bench with keg oiler 2 p.m. Will work nlghtt-7 days SEARS SNOWBLOWER — I h p.. Single Itemi to entire households TV. OB. 1 furry lounge chair. Ul 1 lift. US. Call 7I7-OW4 week. S3O0S74. 564-8100 11" path, like new, 5300 Antique furniture, lewelrv, silver wrought Iran honglni llgM. ITS. Immediate caih 142-4311 ONSOLE RADIO 4 RICORO - Mlsc items: 1 eleclrk knife. U; 1 STEREO — With AM/FM radio, Ton-Free from Mlddletown Area Iron, IS. Mlgc. yard soots, manktlB booutlful I ft. kxivgrad cpblnell. 57 Dav Care/Nurserv SHARP COPIER — Exc cond., with easiest Coolest Freshest llemi. book!, record!, taaei, all un- HIS. 471 »4J7 671-9300 supplies. Best offer over 1500 PIANO WANTED der IS. Olrll' * women'! ckJtMng a (on II have nothing but high ORNIR COUNTER COOK TOP — STEEL MORTAR MIXING TUB — School 041-1300 from *-5. Any condition. 4*3-4*11 coali. sire !, 7 A *, ell I! or under. TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO praise foi the day after dav Per t fill., ax. cend.. till. Call Shoei. me 1 A I. 19 A under. I l«l'«10". IM. M fl. wood Illdlr DESIONER PIT OROUPINO — I SOFA — Chair 4 ottoman, plaid I now. HO*. eM Fittpoct AM. Matt, 2 Ottoman!. Cinnabar grown, DOL LA R5 — Convert OW Jewelry lo lormance of this pretty zip-front •tared, need! work. U0 Cell rSr-BSM LINCROFTCOOPERATIVENURS H.rrculon, good cond . 1250 Cosh DON PON'S JEWELERS Will or 7t7 47U lie Silver 741 44X ERY SCHOOL — Announces the tan llowers Orlo 11400, asking 747147*. dress Pick low-cost cottons formation of en ofternoon clou lor 11.000 In storaga. ngvtr Mad. Buy from prlv.te owners end .» OUCM-«»c.cond. STEEL DOOR FRAME — Never 4-yr -oldi on Mon . Wed 4 Frl. For tllei. ANTIOUE CLOCKS RE Printed Pattern 9301 Half brownt UK information pleas, call 944 33J0 SPECIAL BUYS — Al Sycamore PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- Sizes 104. 12V 14V 16V MOVIE CAMERA — Dejur Dma- DESKS. FILES — Tables, choirs. Greens. Rusclls Brench Store. Tre- SIGNED 7** River Rd. Fair storage caNnels. computer tables. Haven. N.J. 0414257. 18V 20V Sue U'l (bust 37)' OUCH — W, beeutllul velvet Zoom omm. SM. Ball and If pull WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC DRYER mendous savings. Come In. browse prelector Sol. Altai Warner movH otftce .gulp., ate at bargain prlcel 4 compere No obligation, takes 1'. yards 60 inch rlaoi. MC Cdhd. Valued at SMB. light, til Bale aplkgr edllor tit, - Vary good cond., IIU Call New or used. A AC DESK OUT- rnlture, anilquot. china, ust sell for (in. 747-4H1. protection screen. 111. IHtJtlRt a4r 747-0S7S. LET, ITS* Rl. SS, Oakhurst 511-1*10. glatiwere. art obloctt. etc. etc. REAL ESTATE LICTRIC FIREPLACE — With conditioner, t BTU. 171 1, 7.M.I4 YAMAHA DIRT BIKE 1*10 — Run Ruse III. II Sycemore Aye.. Little _ RENTALS snow tlret and wtwoli 17 both t volt DINING ROOM SET - Table, herter. Mo. Call g. sirs. 61 Business main 4 hutch. Mediterranean, good Sliver 741-0501 071IH1 charger, SI 10 BtMBSi. Send $2.25 for uch pjrttm. 014BM Opportunities cond . WO Call 041-0173. SWIMMING POOL — Cdgco. 11'. 101 Apartments Add 50t fn Beta pattern hr inter, ladder and cover, used only posttte ami handlini. Sum) to: DINING — Solid welnut Cont.nv one seeson. Ideal for children. Call DO YOU HAVE A MISCONCEP porery, 10" table buffet, lighted Hl-MO* after t:M. I ROOM APT. - 1370 Includes utm TION — Ot the Amwev buslrmi hutch. 5475 747-4741. 11*1. $ 90 opportunity? Get the whale story TICKETS — The Who, Sinatra, van 504-720*. » * p.m. Cell tor an epot 717-1030 or lM-itll. FINE BUYSI Mahogany twin bod. Helen. The Dead. Tull. Fleelwood complete. It* SO. Couchei. m, l». Mac. Nell Diamond. Willie Nelson ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1- LAUNDROMAT FOR SALE - Call SI*, uohoiitired chain. 110.115, tit. 171*400 bedroom opt. availed*. Sept. 1. 5140 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 before I or after I P M . Wooden Hlghchalr. 112.50. Crib, Call 1*14001 RES — 4 Vagabond Sonic. MARIAN MARTIN 717 1134 complett, 14*, Welnut china closet. llxilLT.For 4 wheel drive truck. EAST KEANSBURO - 4 modern 14*. Walnut CnlMirobi, Sol, Welnul Goad shape, noo Call Len. Jr., dayt rooms, evallable Sept. I Second FOR 8ALE PRICE UP TO '200** 42 Mortgages Dreiser. SI*, Mirrors. 110. 111. Small 707414*. or ever 7075140 lloor. Supply own utilities. No pets. Pitiirn Dapt. 420 sue Bachelor Cheit. |2« 50, Vacuum Adults preferred 2*1 2013 Register Price Buster Ads can sell your unneeded items clagntr. |1*. B>ss.l Rug Shampaatr. TOP FARM SOIL — Clean. 5 yds. for BAYSHORE MORTGAGE CO. 10.50. also offIc. furniture, bosspr- 175 Fill dirt. 5 yds for ISO ELBERON — 1 bedroom, furnished. The Dally Raglslir quickly. Us* our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns Residential financing 144 IX* 744Hlt Olaisware 4 Brlc-g-grac. Rutcll'l. now under a separata distinctive heading. Items orl- . II E. Front St., Red Bank 74111*1 TORO LAWN MOWER ginating from your household rnay be sold tor up to Call efter 4:10 HAZLET — 1-room efficiency avail- 63 Money To Loan 1101410 able Sept 111. Electric Included $200 00 per article. Price lor each item must.be FIREWOOD — t cordl, SMB. You Security, leaae. pay own heel 232 <•«( l.th St, New York, NT cut. I deliver Hart hard, half pine TSR 00 COLOR COMPUTER — 12K. mentioned. Jov ttlckt. cetseflee. programs. 4 nMtts. 10011. Print NAME. ADOKtSS, Call w 1211. program guides. 1 mos old. 14**. HIGHLANDS — 1 bedrooms. SJOO a DP, SIZE MtS STYLE MMBtt. A 1-4 OR 5 HO DELINQUENCY? 1 Bed Credit-Good Credll-No Credit? FIREPLACE INSERT - 41,000 171-1110 mo., all utilities tree. Call 2*1421* Se« n saw special Send US GOV'T HOMEOWNER LOAN B.T.u.'t par hour, used I man New UPRIGHT STUDENT PIANO weekday avenlnei. Below Prime lo Help 170*. Inherited another, will now for NEW FALL WINTER PAT- scarllk.. 1500. 741 5712 12*5 HIGHLANDS - 1 bedroom Shore VICTIMS OF THE RECESSION Coll 5414101. Drive lot. wall 1. well carpeting, no TERN CATALOG Ovet 100 styles Call 542-1700 CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS FIREWOOD-STOVE WOOD — Full. pati Security required 1 year lease. all sizes Plus Iree coupon Even STOP FORECLOSURE cord guaranteed. 14--5I40. It" liu. UPRIGHT FREEZER — Whit*. It 1110 plus utilities Cell 07241*1. * m m -•->. a i Ht|k#hUArnA|||f lot any $2 2b pattern Catalog riOinT In ifllT V W WI • T*T Mis Oeilvorgd. Call 2*t-4S». cu. II.. fingerprint proof. 1 vr. old. No discount It cancelled before expiration. Business Use energy saver, 147 per vr. lo run, KEANSBURO — Beechvlew costs tl 50 I CASH FO* ANY REASON I FURNITURE 4 ANTIOUES — In- locks with key, commerclol. keeps G.rdeni 1 bedroom, view of the No changes In cofy. 14 HR FREE InHome Service eluding mint cond. lion claw china meet fresh longer. 1350 or best offer. bay. heat, hot water 4 cooking gat lnst.nl Phone Okey MO J»7 4111 cMet Call *ee-17ts. 11*4341 Included Utl 7*7 417! C8 TIGER 104 Winter Rentals MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SEA BRIGHT - Motel rooms «. turnltftod «Mrtmont% Matdt **r- v.cr TV. utlHtloa Includod in our tow wtnitr rol«t AVOIIAW* by day. NATIONAL HA#UI AMSBICAM LBA*UI DETROIT (4) MATT LI (II woott, or month No IHW-M tocur- aaraat W L PCt •• W L mm « 4101 TRADEWINDS MOTEL U1-1N7 74 SI 574 N a Whltokr Sill • llll 71 17 UB 1 71 • GWIItejl cf 4 111 rt 4||| 49 41 131 iVi 7* • 147 4 Msralaa rl 4 111 tutm mi 10S Summer Rentals 49 41 131 l*i 43 41 Ma ii LMPsh c 4 111 Revma la 1 I I t » 74 .43* 17VI CMcaea 44 43 Turner art llll Swoetc 4 111 m M 3*1 33Vi . HJbnan rt I 1 I 1 LAKEOS5IPPI.N H -Cotlwt AM New Yor 41 44 DMamacI llll LJoneerf III! convinionctt. Weakly rotos )M 0*3* 41 7* 2 L TCrm is 11 11 71 57 US - Leech lb till JCrul Ik lilt 73 18 Ml - KaMMCHv !• SI4a> UW Ceaell IB 1111 LAKE WORTH, FLA - Con iMDsata 47 44 ill a CalHarnla 74 14 m l •rotns H) 4 0 11 domintum, comptoteiy turnikhod San Francisco 41 44 M I Cnlcaoa u 43 114 » Tramml It I 1 11 mil Alt club orfvlioQtl 1 twdroofni Cll Hiurtan 41 at 4M Ilvk Stattla 41 ti 4JJ MM TaWs 14 4 It t I lit-1 i4t-m» .Mtr * p m Cincinnati » M » 2JV, OaklaM an « »l Taiaa » H l» « Wusaalnj -I LOB— Detroit I SEA BRIGHT — Th« Harbour Point 131 Houses For Sale tMKMLMMraalt 47 n JM av> Seattle 1. IB—Leach, Caojlrlt. nut. HR— Moitl. fully lurnlthod luxury • tea •raKMca 4. ntttknn 1 Sweat (4). HJenneen (1). SaV-Tremmell 1 with • pklurtHiM ocean vl*w •MIMMaMa I, ClaclnMII 1 MOTICI TO BIDDER! Toronto 1. Naw Yam 1.11 InnlnM (It), JCrul IM). S—GWIIten IP— uillltMn incluttod In rent. Sli* OCEAN TOWNSHIP - OAKHURS . Nnr«I •auan 7, California 4.10 InnlnM LMParrlth, MCeitllle. »S« por mo 1 btdroom wli*. %m payment of Twenty-Five Dollars Seated Mdt win be received bv — GrKloui J bedroom. i'/» bath 210 Lost A Found ($2i 00) for each sat. tha Memben of the Western Mon BolllmOra I. I...11 IP H III BB ID par mo , No paU Summar rtntalt. Ranch In esc cond Formal dining Oakland 7. MiMatalaai Jut*, July A Aug., u?i Ocaan Ava . Bids must be made upon the mouth Utilltkn Authority at 1:30 room with skylight, 1-wey (Ireolece FOUND — Beagle, In the vicinity of proposal forms In the manner deslg P.m prevailing lime, Frl , Sept 10 KanaaiCllv U. CMcaaa l Uldur WM7 4 1 t i Saa BrtgM. N.J. 747-3333. in family room, central air, ful the Nichols dept store. Rl. 14 A ifSZ et io 00 A.M. at Ihe office of tha MHMWD**lnnaBrJi* 1VAW riihdlajuWw""w7»wW*>l A* finished basement. Asking ttW.MO naled address of the bidder and Atlanta 1 HM Vwfc 4 arrv L.7-11 S 7 1111 Lloyd Rd. In Aberdeen. If anyone work bid upon on the outside, and Authority located on Utilities Road Saattla 4, Detroit) Fromkin-lnman Real Estate has any knowledge of who It belongs Manatapan Township. New Jersey WillHllaMl i, Cincinnati 1 BCIark 14 I I I I I 104 Furnished Rooms 774-4414 must be accompanied bv a certified CMUM MM AawM I Mutelmn 1 I 1 I I I to. please call 5M-*18» check, cashier's check or bid bond after which time they willtot publi c Naw rorkD. Toronto 1 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - WevtWe Iv opened and read aloud for the San DUtf>!» Lull 4 1 Boiton », California 1 Vndelrt 1 I I I 1 I KEANSBURG Wood* ft Long View village New drawn to the order of (he Board of Mttttunli 4. Ian Prancltca I Caudlll M 1 I I I I Rooms for rani LOST — Black A white cat. no tall, Education. Mlddletown Township rendering of Computer Services to Balllmora). Taaait homei from |»4t,tO0 12V»% mort answers to Mlnkv, Red Bank area TatafHiTtfH f Mlnrwwta 4. davatana 3 Perry altchad H 4 batten In the 4th Call 7|7-*M* or 717-WSt for not lass than tan percent (10%) of tha Authority Specifications for WP-Orour T-l 17. A-t.rH Cenlurv Bullilng Co, H1-0S0J Call between f-s. 74l-Oett, ask for the amount of the Bate lid, but In no such services may be enamlned at Atlanta IHw »1 ano MaMar »a| at Kaniat CHv 7, Chlcaao4 WiOOLETOWN - Wall-furntsnad Red Bank Sandy After 4. 477 07*9 US reward case In excess of (20,000.00. All bids ihe office of the Authority between PMIaaWatila (ItaHivan » « ano IvUran Mllwaultaao, Oakland room In Vtllaoa araa. naar but ft CHARMING COLONIAL shall be presented to the Board Set Ihe hours of 1:30 am end 4:30 p.m. llll.lDm Detroit 4. SaattMl railroad. C.lt^THUM. Spacious J bedroom. 1'i belt) older LOST — vicinity of Marc Woods, Cincinnati (SMrlav HI at Manlraai Toaair'a oamoa retarv bv the parties bidding or their prevailing lima, daily Monday tMaaart 14-7), ?:» a.m. Colonial In ej.ce.lenl locetlon Wai Matawan, tamala. CoHta/SfMphard agents at the lime and Place deslg through Friday Inclusive; or a copy Baltlmora (Davis 4-11 at Toronto (Oott PITTSIUROH 14) IAN FRAN (I) RED BANK - Stpt 1. Kitchen prlvi- to everything' Coiv fireplace, bete mix, tan with white bally, answers to Houston (fcman IM] al Naw Vark 1 neted. whan called for bv the Board will be sent upon request. 4-lOt. 7 a.m. etrkM aarlkl laoai. raf 1.1 waaki wcurllv Work ment Cottage In rear: 1 rooms 4 -Brandy '. Call 583-4307 or lao-afM, (Swan Ml, MS a.m. Oakland iKoouen 11-14) al loatan mg woman WOO mo. 141 -H\3 tvt* Secretary No bids shall be received Bids must IM made on bidder'i Plttiawgn (McWIIIIaml Ml al San Di Moreno cl I I I 0 COavll cl Sill bath, need! finishing Asking previous to the time designated, and letterhead In the manner designated Itll M4,*O0 LOST - Small black feme* dog. •oolW.IWMMOOipm Saattla IStoooaro 0-1) al Mllwaukaa ROOM IMMEDIATELY AVAIL- Answers to Misty No collar, gray none shall be received thereafter. In tha spec Hit etions and must be St. Lault (Shear 1 41 at LOT Anotl" jRav lb 1 I I 0 Clark rt 4 111 ABLE - in Matawan araa. with LITTLE SILVER.REALTY No bids will be accepted by mall • nclosed In a Sealed envelop bearing lVucka>kriiV4).l Mom JThptn lb 4 112 RSmlth lb 4 111 Realtor 741-1 under chin, nails need clipping West I Vakmiuala 174). ID:Ua.m. Clavaland (Waltl Ml) at Chicago hitchan ana laundry room prtvt- Keansburg area Reward Please Copies of the proposal forms will be the name and address of tha bidder, On i v aamat Khatfulad Eatler II 10 10 Leonard rt 4 0 1 I (DoMnall>.i:Mam Morrltn 3b 4 0 I 1 Evans IB 4 0 0 1 ladgas Call atlar t p m . s*4 4W" RUMSON - Bv owner 4 bedroom, call 4*5 3317, 4*1 1917. or 739-23M. furnished upon application to the designating Ihe name of the work on Tiiinia'iDJliai > Secretary, Mlddlelown Township tha outslda, addressed to tha New York mawlev Ml at Minnesota TPenac 40 10 IraMyc 10 10 TiNTON FAI.LS — Extra-large 2'i-tMih* Colonial Large kitchen, Clnclnnat at Montraal, 7:SSa.m. (Viola 4-4), IH a.m. living A dining rooms, den with LOST - Cray A white striped cat. Board of Education. 59 Tlndall Western Monmouth utilities Author- Houtlan at NawVark. 7:ISp.m. Berra tt 4 0 10 Sulari tl 4 110 room Everything including uttlltlti Te«ai IBukner 11) at Kanui CHv fireplace + separate game room Male Oaklawn A Prospect, Little Road, Mlddletown, N.J. 07748 ity, and must be accompanied by a Atlanta al Phllldalahla. 7:1S a.m. Candlrla p llll RManln a 0 0 0 0 a. food ( tiuniF- letting Mliil* Silver araa. M7-44M or M2-4MV, No bid may be withdrawn tor a iertlfled check, cash or bid bond for (Leonard D-l).1:11a.m. Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Holland a I I 1 0 Centre! air '.-mi to beeches Home PllUatnn at San OMa. loa am Only aamat tchewuled. in A-l cond 11*2,100. Principals period of sixty (40) davs after the not less than tan percent (10%) of St. LW.II at Lot Anaatat. 10:11 p.m. Whltrd ph t 0 0 0 TiNTON FALLS — Large, clean LOST — Experimental plants, vary the amount of bid. Tomorrow-! »ai~. LavelM o 0 0 0 0 room, cioie to B'oofcdate Communi- onlv 747-2151 rare. Anyone who has knowledge of data set for the opening thereof CMcaaa at San PranclKo. 10:11 a m The Mlddletown Board of Tha successful bidder. If Baltlmora at Toronto. 1 a.m. Morgan oh 10 10 ty College $lUmo All utilities paid EUMSON - Waterfront Just r* their whereabouts Please call awarded tha contract shall furnish Call W-1441 787 30U Education reserves the right. If II Is Taut 11 < il 4 Totott null duced Country French with pan In the bast Interest of the Mid e Performance and Payment Bond PHUfntl HI Ml MB-I iwrnic view 4 bedrooms, I'l baths, LOST — Mala kitten 4 mo. old. all dletown Board of Education to do so, In tha amount of the contract price SaaPreKlace M tit ttt-i 106 Commercial brick entrance A fireplace. Many black with while under neck A 2 rear to accept or reject any and all bids as provided bv statute for the E—JThompson. CDavls. DP—Pit ealras Mint cond 1245.000 Princi- paws. Vicinity of Shrewsbury A Lit- for any cause whatsoever; lo waive faithful performance of all of the tsburgh I. San Francisco 1. LOB— Ptl- Rentals pals only 741-1H7 tle Silver. K1-437S. any defects or Informalities In any provisions of the specifications and HIM TOOK 141 TORONTO (II ST. LOUIS 14) SAN DIIOO HI tlburBh 4. San Francisco I. IB—Clark, bid made; to advertise for new bids, contract relating to tha const ruction eo,.u aaraM •a,UK akraM Leonard. HR-JThompsen 1141 SI— EXECUTIVE OFFICES — Red RUMSON - House for sale by of tha work and for the payment to Moulin 1b 1111 lorn ID 40 11 Morano(SS), JRav 114). S—JRav. Scurrv. owner 7 room ranch on 1,7 a 1110 Nrotun on 1 0 0 0 Tenece c 10 0 0 Seleiar lb 4 I 1 l Saa Praaclsce HIGHLANDS - 1200*0 ft for I tore oatios. large 3-car.garage with of- substance at approved bv the Au- window It 1 3 1 4 (MarKu c 1 0 0 0Me Goo Cf 10 0 1 LanCHI lb 4 0 11 RMartln I .SI 1 I 4 4 3 I or office fice Assessed at ttto.ooo Possible tracts Law". ENGLISH RACER BIKE— Mining All bidders are placed on notice thority Attorney Tha bid mutt be Blvans » 1 o i t Maaabv cl I l 0 0 Kaat p 0 0 0 0 Flannry lb 4 0 I 0 Holland I I I 0 0 I Cell *73 tttl owner financing at attractive rates from Hubtoerds Cupboard about 11 accompanied bv a certificate from a Corona C 4 0 10 Griftln n 1111Balrp 0000 Shaw p 100 0 I a.ma I 1 0 t 0 I with KPb down. 741-77W. lhat they are required to comply RMartln pile hod to 1 batters In the Vd MATAWAN - On Rt. 14, Ul M. M pm Monday nlghi Please return to responsible surotv company author- Robrtm IS 4 0 0 0 Remtv ah 10 0 0 Curtis p 10 10 Long Branch Police Dept., no ques- with the requirements of Public Lahtl a 0 0 0 0 T—1:47 * JJOu oHtce Alto, 750 M ft on lower level SALE BY OWNER — New 4 Laws of Naw Jersey 1*73, Chapter lied to do business In the State of Total. V III 7 Telali at 1 I 1 1 tions asked. New Jersey, which certificate shall Naw Vark 114 til Ota-t Goniall ph 1 0 0 0 Ample perking Cell Stt-O?3* after 4 bedroom, i J bath Ifrga Colonial 127 (Law against discrimination). Oberktl 3b 4 0 I 0 Located on 85*100 treed lot In Mid All bidders shall comply with be properly executed bv an ex TaraaM 001 010 Dot— 1 MALE. 30 — Educated, sincere, ecutive officer of said company au- E—Upshaw. DP—Toronto 1. LOB— OSmllh It 4 110 OAKLAND ID MILWAUKII (II dlelown Township Close to public honest, seeks lasting relationship the provisions of Public Laws of Naw Naw York 0. Toronto 1 2«-Mumpnrtv. For ti h p 10 0 0 I (II MiDDLETOWN - Store for rant transportation Must see to believe Jersav 1*77, Chapter 33, which re- thoriied for lhat purpose, which said abrDU bbM May be partitioned as offlcei 11'irO' with female Box S3}. Statan Island. certificate shall state thai ihe surety Cerone, BEvani IB—Griffin. HR—win JMartln p 0 0 0 0 f abrD0 U abrbM althisprlca.»71.tOO. SI Oregon Ave.. NY 10314. quires that ail corporation and part- field ) (II). Mailllll (01. SF Gamma Broun ph 1111 MHtath If 4 0 11 Molltor 3b 4 1 2 C + full basement Located on Hwv 31 E Keansburg 787-2SM. nership bidders submit with their company will provide bidder with Green cf 2 0 0 0 in busy center Approit $150 per mo Ihe bond above mentioned In tha If H II I* •• 10 Murphy cl 4 0 10 Yeunl ss i I 3 t bid or prior thereto a list of the Rue] IB 4 0 0 0 Cooper ID Sl|| Snort term. 6-mo lease or long-term SHREWSBURY — Ranch. 3 MRS. SYLVIA names and addrtstes of all stock- amount of the contract price, If the Haw York TOUH mil Tatalt mm lease available W-4TU bedrooms, l"i baths, full dry base Readings A Advice contract Is awarded lo said bidder. John W. ID-10 < 1110 4 SILaaH IM 114 Ml— 4 Armas rf 4 0 0 0 Simmons c S 1 4 I Tarot Cards A Horoscope holders owning 10% or more of Ihelr TlroMt Saa Mate Ml IM Mi— I Burins dh 1 0 0 0 Oallvle tt 4 111 ment, deluxe gas baseboard hot wa- stock or 10% or more of the stock of During the performance of this Kluttl Hi 10 0 0 OThomi cl 10 0 0 WIDDLETOWN - i,000 M ft pro- ter heat, energy-efficient atllc a* 542 9SO0 a.m. or 77MS72 p.m. contract, tha Bidder agrees as fol- Clancy L.n u IMS I s I o E —RuJones. McOee. Leicane. fessional office space available for their corporate stockholder, or. In Galtal ill 4 l i i i McKay lb 3 0 0 0 Howall dh 111] haust fan, beautifully landscaped, the case of a partngrihlp, the names lows: LoSmlth LOB -siLouis II. San Ologo I Newman c 1 0 0 0 CMoore rt 4 0 1 t immediate occupancy Ample park private ' i-ecre lot Exc. location on «. The Bidder will not dls Scnrom 1 1 0 0 I 1 IB—Tompleton, Lancollotti, Braun, Herr. mg Sterling Thompson 1 As- 213 Instruction and addresses of those partners I all BUB FStanlv ss 1110 Oentnr lb 4 0 0 0 nice quiet street, within walking dls owning 10% or a graatar interest criminate against any employee or HBP—(Mosabv) Bv John. WP—Clan- Total! Mitt Total! 41 I 17 I sociates, Realtor*, MO-3*?-4ltO. tance of distance of schools A shop- applicant for employment because cy. T-0111 A-14,111 IP H IIIUK Oakland Ml Ml too 1 4-WEEK DANCE SPECIAL therein StLatUt PROFESSIONAL OFFICES FOR ping, lots of eatras This house is too All bidders shall comply with of age, race, creed, color, national MIMaaaaa Ml Ml tin i 111 PER PERSON origin, ancestry, marital status or For M h 1,114 11-11 | | I 0 RENT - Up. to 6 rooms avail 34 E good to pass upl Act at once Must (EVENING CLASSES) the provisions of the "Naw Jarsav E-Nowmen.LOS-Mllweutoe 11 l»- Mam St . Freehold N J Next to sacrifice W.OO0 Principals only. tax. Tha contractor will lake af- ATLANTA II) HIW YOP.ll (4) JMariln 11-11 t 0 1 I CMaaro 1, FStenlav HR -Cooper (34) SB MONMOUTH DANCE STUDIO INC. Prevailing Wage Act", Chapter 1)0, Kaat IM I 1 1 0 1 Darning lot entrance Ample park 7474237 from ' v p m only. Laws of the State of New Jarsay 1M3 firmative action to ensure that such aaraM aarkM -Yount (II, Oohvla 111 9 WHARF AVE, applicants are recruited and em- Balr 1310000 mg Call 4*2-O»2 RED BANK, N.J. as amended. Hovster If 1111 Wilton cl 4 110 IP i imiio TINTON FALLS — 4 bedrooms, 3 ployed, and lhat employee, are Lahtl 1 10 0 0 1 OaklaM lull bethi Cathedral ceilings Very MON , SEPT 13 All bids ara subject to all the RJhntn JB 0 0 0 0 Bailor is S 0 0 0 RED BANK - Office 4 store space treated during employment without RRmn st (ill Valentin rt 4 1 1 0 SaaDteae Norm lit 1 II 7 I 1 I available Enclosed air conditioned spacious "i-acre » New Class A 4-7, Tap I details, farms and conditions con- regerd to their age, race, creed, Show 4 1-14 1 1 4 1 Herma 3 4 110 1 roof HlghW'J Dayt. t«-414t Evet. 7-1, Ballroom I tained In the Drawings, Specif- Wsfitn rt 4 111 Klnamn ID 4 1 1 1 Curilt W.I i 4 1-3 4 1 0 1 1 mall 710-1,2» so ft MOO-USO per color, national origin, ancestry, Murahv cf 4 110 Slat* II 4 0 11 Milwaukee month Call Fallo. '*' 1*1* L wfokandi, 5424443. 8* Tap I ications and other Contract Docu- marital status or sax. Such action T-lia McClureW.IM t 3 110 1 9 10. Ballroom I ments, and the Bidder, bv submit Hornar lb 4 0 0 0 Brookt 3b 4 0 11 Norm pitched to 1 batters In tile tin. YOUR FIRST HOME? — The State shall Include, but not be limited to Baorosn p 10 0 0 Gllet It 4 0 10 RED BANK - School House Plata, TUES., SEPT. 14 ting a bid, does so acknowledge that the following: employment, upgrad- HIP— FStenlev bv McClure. T—MO A 11.000 vi ft (will divide), late tall of N J (i offering 11% mortgage ' JO• JO. jail II the Drawings, Specifications and Chmwt lb 4 0 11 Bochv c 10 10 ST LOUIS. (I) IAN OIIOO (3) —34,141. money in October This would be Ihe ing, demotion, or transfer; re Hubord » 1 I I 1 Hodget ad I 0 I 0 occupancy Call Roger Cotens. Bro- • 30-9 30, Jail I other Contract Documents, Includ- crultment or recruitment advertis- HrhM MikM ker 741 76*6 perfect home Beautifully A totally WED , SEPT IS ing but not limited to the Advertise Benedict c 4 I l 0 Zachrv p 1 l I 0 Herr 2b 4 0 10 Rlchrdl H 4110 remodeled 7 yn ago for present ing; layoff or termination, ratal of PNIekro p 10 0 0 Faster pn 10 0 0 KANSAS CITY (7) CHICAOO (4) 4 30-7:)0, Tap II ment for Bids. Instruction* for Bid oav or other forms of compensation, LoSmlth tt 4 12 1 Pittmn 2b 10 0 0 RED BANK 43 W Front St , The owner now Ho< Ida bound Dining 7 30-8 30, Tap I ders. General Conditions, Sup- Butler cf 110 0 Hausmn p 0 0 0 0 KHrndt lb 1 0 t 1 Flannry ID 10 0 0 etrtM aOrkH Hamilton Blog 14*4 so ft , Itl floor room, eat in kitchen with laundry and selection for training, including Orotco p 0 0 0 0 Hendrck rt S 1 1 1 Tnwjttn tt 4 0 0 0 wwilson rl S I 1 1 Halrtln cl 4 0 0 0 1 THURS.. SEPT 14 plementary General Conditions, Ad- 68 While M WOO sq ft . 1st lloor room i j bain, Sunporch/den Just apprenticeship. Tha contractor Jranin pn 10 0 0 DPorter c 1 i I o BevacQ lb 4 111 UWHtn at 3 1 0 I VLew lb 4 0 0 0 7 30-8 30, Fox Trot denda and Bulletins have been ex- agrees to pott In conspicuous Places, Private entrances, ample onsite a delight In Atlantic Highlands amined In detail bv the bidder, and it I II 0 TaUtl II 4 14 4 Me Gee cf S 0 3 0 Leicano rf 4 0 1 0 Brett lb 4 111 lelnes rt 4 13 0 FRI , SEPT 17 available to employees and appli- Oberktl 3b 3 0 0 0 Seiaier it 4011 Otll cl 4 113 Lullnsk dh 4 0 1 0 oarhmg. rental HOper so ft Call 741 I47.H0 7 30 8 30. Taans Ballroom I the bidder agrees to be bound there -7M0 CENTURV II COZENS. Realtors by. cants for employment, notices to be Now York M0 in saa 4Green ph 10 11 Edwrds cf 1 0 0 C McRaa dh 4 111. Plsk c 4 111 8 30-*.30. Hustl* provided bv the contracting officer E—Horner. ChamDllti. Bailor, Broohi Kaat p 0 0 0 0 Lefeovr cf 2 10 0 Alkens lb 10 10 Kemp If 4 111 "Independently Owned" To register call 747-77M or 183-23*1 Addenda and bulletins may be tatting forth tha provision, of this Sutler p 0 0 0 0 Swither C 10 0 0 RED BANK - Limited selection of It3 River Rd . Fair Haven 741 74* issued bv the Consultant prior to the OP—Atlanta I LOB—Atlanta 11, Naw Martin rt loll Nvman It 4010 deluxe office suites available In Met bv Sept. I. nonditcrimination clause; York 7. IB— Kinsmen, Bochv SB—Hub- OSmlth st 10 0 0 Hawkins P loot Whlls lb 4 0 0 0 Rodw lb 4 I I I Nationwide cell toll-free opening of bids and will become part LaPolnl p 0 10 0 Lucai p 0 0 0 0 Welhen c 4 110 Almon n 3 0 10 ropolitan Merrill Lynch building READING SPECIALIST — I will of the Drawings and Specifications, b. Tha Bidder will In all solic- bard (4). Wilton (10), wathlnoion 1 111) i omoie« ranging from 400 W ft to 1 MO-32S-4fflO. Ext G27 itations or advertisements for em SF—Hubbard. Balr e 2 0 10 TKendv ph 0 0 0 1 Soulres tti 10 11 tutor primary grade children In and bidders are obligated on their Remsv 3b 10 0 0 iMO MI M Carpet, air. ready to reading Individually In my Fair own Initiative to make Inquiry for ptoveet placed bv or on behalf of the IP H lUIIU 1 elan It I It I Total! U 4 14 4 movem Minimum l-year lease Call contractor, state that all Qualified Totals H1IK TeUli 31 3 I 1 Kaaaas Crtv 4M Ml MB— I 132 Condominiums - Haven home 747-4042, 747-0047 after and examine such Addenda and Bul- CMcate Ml lea Ml— 4 owner Walter Zimmerer A Son. 4 p m or weekends letins, If any. applicants will receive considera- PNIehro W.IM 4 14 4 0 4 StLeult 111 IN nt » tion for employment without regard SedrotianSJ ) 10 0 0 1 tea (Mate til IM It*- 1 E— White, VLaw DP—CMcato I. LOB Town Housts All bidders Shall be required to —Kansas CHv I, Chlcaaa 4. II—Otis comply with all applicable Federal. to age, race, creed, color, national New Vark E — Salaiar 3. KHernendel. OSmith A BETTER LIFESTYLE! origin, ancestry, marital status or ZeChry i S 4 4 I 1 DP-StLouls 2, San Diego 1 LOB- Balnea. IB—Wwilson HR—Brett (II) SI RED BANK State and Municipal statutes, laws, -uwashlntin (in wwilasn (37) SP— SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE ordinances, rules and regulations af- HautmanL.M 1 11111 StLouls 12, Sen Diego 4. IB—DPorter OFFICE SPACE Rentals ft Resales c Tha Bidder will tend to each Orotco I 10 0 11 Bevacaua 2. Salaiar. LoSmlth Si uwashlnatn fecting the proposed public work. IP M a • R ta to $8.50 PER SQ. FT. CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor 221 Holmtfel The Insertion of any specific law or labor union or representative or HBP—Rovtler bv Hautman, Wilton bv LoSmitn , McGeo (it) S-Herr. tut 741 74M workers with which he has a collec- Bedroslan. PB—Benedict. T—1:11. A— ler SF—TKennedv Kaaaas CHv /.i S4.4 741 am laws In this Advertisement for Bids GureW.17-1 IM I I 4 I 1 Resident Salesperson LIOAL NOTICI or other Contract Documents shall tive bargaining agreement or other 14.471 IP H RIB BB M RED BANK - Brood St All new j June Stroupe S30 ?m eves wkendt The Township Committee of the contract or understanding, a noike III Mil Oultnbrv 5,11 1-3 1 I t 0 0 office luile Cerpeted wall-to-wail. Township of Holmdel, at a meeting not be deemed as any limitation or Cktcoto 1 enumeration of all the applicable to be provided bv the agency con- lePoint 123 5 2 1 1 2 A( heel included Maid Large off- ABANDON YOUR CARES held Aug 23.19a" adopted a Resolu tracting officer, advising the labor CINCINNATI (I) PHILA II) BairW.4-1 113 0 0 0 0 JHevt L.I4I3 I 7 S S 4 3 street peved perking Qoifi i»w utn SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE laws concerning the proposed public abrkH aar.n Kern 1 0 I 0 I I lion author If Ing the awarding of con- work Each and every provision of union or workers' representative of Kaat 1 0 1 0 1 ( iietion. professional Viclortan Cell ADULT NOT RETIREMENT Lawlett lb 4 0 0 0 Rosa ID 10 0 1 Lvle I 4 3 111 tracts for professional services law and clause required bv any Fed the contractor's commitments un- Sutler S,2t 2 10 0 0 1 W 8182. Mr Dupree Resales A Rentals without competitive bids (In ac- der Ihe act and shall post copies of Hayes p 0 0 0 0 Trlllo lb 4 111 SMDtege T-1M A-U.1I1. cordance with the Local Public Con- erai. State or Municipal law to be Mothldr rt 4 0 0 0 Marthws If 4 0 11 RUMSON - Office INH, center of inserted In this Advertisement tor the notice In conspicuous placet Cncpcn st 4 0 10 Gross if 0 0 0 0 Hawkins L.2-S 4 21 1 3 1 5 * busmen district 7 lullei eveilebl*. CROWELL AGENCY tracts Law. N.J.S.A. 40A11-1 elseo) available to employees and appli- Lucas 11-3 1 1 0 1 I lo Thomas Smith, EM, to act as Bids or other Contract Documents Cao.no cl 4 0 0 0 Schmdt lb 3 0 10 HOUSTON (I) MONTRIAL (I) 000 vi it 700 iq ft Ceroeted 741-4030 shall be read and enforced as though cants for oftipioy mem. Bench K> 4 0 0 0 BDlai c 3 0 0 0 DeLeon 2 3 1 I 0 ( abrHal Uiltl entrai air off ti reel oarklng Cell Resident Salesperson special legal counsel for Doms Dell the said laws were Included therein No bid shall be withdrawn tor a PB—DPoner T—IS* A—17Jr* I icjuori matter van if looo Maddai cf looo Thon n Sill Raines If I I 1 I B4J 0444 -v jean Mitchell ui 7]i i eveft.-wkends period of thirty (30) days subsequent r Scott el 4 0 01 vnokWwrtllol Huge Stewart r4l-«jS4tevet wkendt Copies of the Resolution and BY ORDER OF THE BOARD lo the opening of bids without the Orlettn lb 3 0 10 Vukvch rt 1 I 0 0 SECURE LOFT OFFICE SPACE - OF EDUCATION OF THE TOWN Trov.no < 2 0 0 0 DeJaiui SI I 1 1 0 CHICAGO baths, loaded witti with the Proposal Notice Is hereby given that Thrnln dh 4 113 Hrbek lb 1 1 I 0 CALIPOwNT. Ill TOM It) pHtras J91.W0 Evinrude. long trailer, radio. In the 1 '«* car garage M' x W 1 and 4-3-1 for Brown, and 6-4 water, on Naveslnk Good cond Drawings, Specifications, Form sealed bids will be received bv the Havet rt 4 0 0 0 Ward II 4 111 •arm aBraM CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO of Bid and Contract and Bond tor the All documents relating to this Monmouth County Board of Social DawnMall 111 I RemvH, 4111 for Young on the referee's 12.000 firm 7I7-4H3. after 4. application may be Impacted by the Hassav c 3 0 10 Gaattl 3b 4 110 787 iVX proposed work are on file In the Services. Koilosk! Road, Freehold F ischim or 0 0 0 0 Bush dh 10 11 Benloul cl 1001 Evans rl llll public In the Office of the Secretary 4 0 II 1948 AOUASPORT — 19.4', center office of Board Secretary, 9* Tlndall Township, New Jersav on Thursday. Mannna cf 4 0 10 Butere c 4 0 11 CerewiD a. lea It It 11 card. Young, a former top FAIR HAVEN of the Board In the Borough Hall 4 console, with 100 h p. Evlnrude, no Road. Mlddletown Townsnlp, Mon- September * at ten o'clock In tha ABnstr lb 4 0 0 0 Paada ts 3 0 11 ReJcksn rf III • Miller el • III 1 beirooms Vi baths, aluminum during regular business hours. 4 vsumadh contender in the heavyweight siding, new energvefticient heating trallcr.exe cond t?500 13CMHH mouth County, New Jersey and may forenoon, tor tha following: Mllbrno tl 3 0 0 0 Baylor dh III II 1 I be inspected bv the prospective bid M. R. Wellner FURNISHING AND DELIVERY Total! II I I I Total! M I M I DaCKSlB 4 111 LenefrdU) 4 111 division, was attempting a system, basement A garage Large 7V AWUASPORT — 131 h.p. John- 17ForreitAve OF TWO IW MID-SIZE STATION 4 lot ttS.OOO Call B47 3416. ash tor ders during office hours. Plans and IN Ml Ml—I Grlchln 111 ••aw it Sill son, pullt-ln swim platform Paper specifications will be furnished upon I Rumson, N.J WAGONS Pall u 4 111 NkMscf llll comeback and had won his Jack Conwav '* depth recorder, slips Included. S33OO 4 Aug. 30 . $8 70 All bids Will b* received at tha E—Mllbourno, Hrbek LOB—Cleveland Biaaic 11 1 SUMatma It 1 I Call I7J-0491 Altanttnc 4111 last three fights. FOR SALE BY OWNER - Fair 234 Mlddlatown time of the bid opening by tha Super ). Minnesota I 2B-Brunamky. MR- 234 Mlddletown Tharntan IUI SI—Dllone (30). SP- Hav#r> I room Colonial house Sale }7 REVEL CRAFT — Twin 22S visor of Administrative Services or Buth ' Young's manager Joe once st'TOO Cal l 74t 4336 Chrysler engines, generator, fly- PUBLIC NOTICI his dei I g nee Complete specif bridge, dual control, electric rang* TOWNSHIP OF Icatlons and proposal forms are on IP M P. IP. II 10 FULLT APPRAISAL SERVICES - file In tha office of the Monmouth OP—lotion 1 LOB—California 7. Bot Pozzuolo called the fight "a with oven, refrigerator with freezer MIDDL1TOWN, N.J. CMMUat vVhelen Realty Group. Realtors. Rte County Board of Social Services and Ion f. lB-DeClncet. Orkh, Pell, Remv In water at 10 Lori Rd.. Monmouth COMMUNITY OIVILOPMINT wntlton 7 1112 4 hometown decision" and said 15. Middletown Ul 7i45 copies may be received bv pros HR-BOMS (I), Rice 111), (vans 113) SB Beach Call ltt-a*14. la. 100 firm PROORAM-7M.Y1AR Splllner L.IOS I I 4 4 0 I oecilvt bidders, upon application, Remv (13). S.-Nichols he planned to file a protest NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS during business hours. Bids must be GLORIA NILSON BOAT MANUFACTURER — Mai tiCeiliHo W.I 10 t 11117 IP M I || H |O REGARDING THE SUBMISSION OF THE GRANTEE PERFORMANCE made on the proposal forms sup- with the Louisiana boxing Realtors some leftover, brand naw. IB ft. T—1:17 A-l,tit Csmarala Hwy 35, Shrewsbury 1414001 REPORT TO THE US DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN plied. Bids must Include prices with Rente L.IM IM I I S I 1 commission. DEEPV BOWRIDERS. 130 HP. DEVELOPMENT and prices without the allowance for HAZLET - New ranch 3 bedrooms. SO Regular 110435. now 15*95 On August 23. I9t2. the Township of Mlddlatown, 1 Kings Highway, the trade-in of two 1*74 Chevrolet I baths, J car garage U7.VO0 FOB Plant, dealer prep Call Jim Mlddletown, N.J 07748, submitted Its annual Grantoe Performance Report Station Wagons available for Insoec CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO collect, 409-397-4970 (HUD 4*50 1) to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, tlon at the Board of Social Services 787 1500 Gateway 1, Raymond Plata, Newark, N.J. 07102 The document consists of offices. The right Is reserved to re- BOSTON WHALER 1980 — 1f3". IS status reports on all Community Development Block Grant funds and ject any or all bids If deemed to tha HAZLET - New 4 bedroom Colonl n p Johnson Cover A trailer Fully activities that were not previously reported as complete as of June, 19V1. Interest of the Monmouth County a< ? car garage, r , baths equipped. 14.IS0 Call after 4, Detailed descriptions of each program activity undertaken by the Township Board of Social Services from 1*71 to 19*3 ware provided Major components Includod In the report WORLD SERIES HENREDON CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO MI-asw. *r%. Louis armour 787 3HW CENTURY 1971 — 13 4' 2M h.p Director of Welfare — public comments on performance Monmouth County HOLMOEL outdrive Fully equipped On trailer — funds expended, obligated or unobligated for each activity EDWARD W COLLINS AGENCY $9 500 Call attar 4, 741-84*1 Board of Social Services SCORES SCORES — accomplishments and activity locations Raymond B DeRldder, Esq. ABILITY DEPENDABILITY JERSEY SPEED SKIFF U FT — -araasbenefitted by activities RELIABILITY Counsel 3rd place, Red Bank Regatta 14.900 — households/per sons benef I tied bv activities Aug 21. 30 t».M *4e-4144 170-2124 or m-2377. — housing units assisted KEYPORT - W3.100 1 bedrooms The status of the Township's annual programs are as follows: LENTZE MARINA — For Rerltan Program Year Calendar Year Status HIGH POINT, NC (API — Final results and eai 15500 down, essumable mortgage A Bay boating in out berthing service AKNON. OHIO (AP) . Final scores end money wlnnlnot owner financing available 144-4171 ) 1975 complete yesterday In tha 1400,000 World Series of Golf on tha 7,171 after yesterday's play In the 1145.100 LPGA Istnfadan Cla for power and sail boats. 15 to 24' 2 1*74 complete al tha I, Itl yard, eer-7! willow Creel. Oat! Chat: Used boat salts 7IMW yard, par 70 Firestone Country Club courts (adanotet LITTLE SILVER 3 1977 complete 250 Other Public Notices amateur) I n won sudden death playoff): »-JoAnne earner, 114.710 7»7t-4t-7l-lto Contemporary 4 bedroom, 1-bath MIRRORCRAFT 14' — With 20 h.p 4 1*71 « Craig Stadler. 1100.000 7O4t-7)-il—171 Sandra Hevnle, I!s.l7l 71-44 71 74-lto Ranch In park like setting Umaue Mercury, low hrs. with trailer Lots s . nn LIOAL NOTICI Ray Floyd, IDOOt It-TI-ot-TO—171 Janet Cttat, S4JJO0 71-71-7141—Ml home with sundew living room A of e.lrai ii wo Musi see S4A !0n 4 1*80 balance of 13*00 00 STORER CABLE COM- Itao Aokl. SKIM 77 44-7M7—M47—11O1 KatrtKathy WhltwortM, WJ lUHMs-* dining room, sauna and large kltch 7 1*81 $317,050 expended, $119,450obligated, MUNICATIONS, 403 South Street. Curtlt Slrenat. 114.400 71 -71.714*-31-tB-m1 HoldHollll. Stacy, MJN... H-71-71-71—Ml en with fireplace FOUR SEASONS OIL - Sfri BlA approved, «tf« per 111.800 unobligated Eatontown, N.J. announces that ef- Bob Sheerer, lit,100 4041 71 71—Itl Nancy Lopei, U.UI... 7I-71-M-7I-II4 REALTORS 671 1700 case. 24 pints The number of housing units assisted during the past year were fective September l, 1*«3, It will be Jack Nlcklaut. 111,000 71-75-7147—SM Petti P.II1O, ti.llS 70-71 744»-1*4 BOAT HOUSE 44 rehabilitation grants to owner occupied units increasing its Home Box Office and Tom Kite. 111,000 7*41-71-71— ItS Pat Bradley, M.TM ...71-7O-7»-7»_HJ MIDDLETOWN 1 bedroom nouse Sea Bright Atlantic HI. 10 rehabilitation grants lo renter occupied units The Movie Channel subscription Lenny Wadklns, 111,000 7B-71-71-71—MS Patty Vieehan. II4,4j " | 71-71-71-71 Mt lor sale bv owner Like new Com 100 rant subsidies rates, and It will no longer be offer- Sandra Iptulch, sletelv remodefed including new 143-2211 •III Pillars. 111,000 74-717147—Mt ,,}i;i»::::::::.:.:...... :.:.7M»-7t-7»_57 Copies of the entire report are available for public Inspection at the Ing discounts to subscribers who Tom Watson. 111,100 -. 75-744*4*—M7 Dlenne Oalloy, l&tee 71-el-7W4-iil heating A plumbing Located rt«r following locations take two or more premium movie Jerry Pate, 111,500 ', .74-71 7044—117 Donna H White. 13 441 : ...71-7».74->r3B Public transportation 144.500 154 Recreational Clark's Office Community Development Department ' terXpej Effective this date, Home Tom Wolskopf. 110.000 7l-7o-at-71—m Sylvia Barlalacclnl, S3 44! . 71-7J-74-7O—MB 787 7116 Vehicles 1 Kings Highway Crovden Hall Complex Box Office oubitrlbers will be Calvin Peete. |t,)|0 77 71 73^73—310 Amy Alcott, 11.43* tt 71-tt 7t-Ht M I DDL ETOWN/NEW MON Mlddletown N J Leonardvllle Road charged $11 Off per month and Tha Tturwyukl Naklm, M.7S0 r*71 71-71—Ito Stephanie Pansta, 11414 74 74-47 74-Mt MOUTH -4 bedroom Split Owner Leonardo. N.J. Mtwet Channel subscribers will be Denis Watson. S7.100 74 71-74-71—m Cathy Shark, stall IF FT. TRAVEL TRAILER — $___ Comments or Questions rewarding the Township's performance may be charged $»0 00 Per month Scott Hoch. S7.SM 7t-7»-74.7l-ltl Judy Clan, tl 4J4 will hold mortgage Asking 171.000 4 Fully self-contained Many extras 513 3078 directed to: These rates and policy changes Andv Hon. 17,500 7I-7J-74-7J—Itl Ptnny Pull. SLIlt Call after 4, 2*2 2440 Mr. William Hooen Director will affect all subscribers In Eaton Mark McNultv, S4.M0 .-, 71-74-74 70-ltl Aleaandra lielnhardt. Ittlt ...7B.74-7t.71—Itt COX CAMPER — Sleeps 4. sink, ke Community Development Program town. Watt Long Branch, Ocean- Tarry Gale. UM» yiT.. 7771-7t-7»—ltj Donna Ceponl, II,7M ...aj»n-74-7t—»t box. 1423 or best offer Call 471-412* t Klf SHIS port. Little Silver, Monmouth Masahlro Kuramt. II VM..(.. tt-74-74-77—Itt Susie McAllister, 11.7*4 71 71 74 71—Itl o< EANPORT Port eu Peck New Beach, Sea Bright, Shrewsbury Beverlay DawtfClllir, 11,7*1 . 7a-71-71-71—Jtt •ftttr 4 P.m. Mlddlelown, N J 07741 Bob Olldar, H400 1 74 77-71-71—M - bedroom Colonial I'/i bains, 1 car Phone »i 471 jioo, ext. 344 Borough, Shrewsbury Township. Oooroa Burnt, I4.SM 1 7t>7>7o-7l—Ml Lori HuithtW, I1.7M 7>7l-74-71-ltl garage, beautiful lot liif.WO MOTOR HOMES FOR HINT Had Bank. Pair Haven, Tlittan Fall*. Sam Torranca, 54,510 J. 7t-7t>7o-7»—JtO Bonnie Leuer |t,U1 74-74-70-71—Itl CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO Check our unbeateMe Mavor Lang Brenchond Fort Monmouth a Nethanlel Crosby / 71-77-74-To—M Jarllyn Irllj. II,Ul^ 7*7*7*75— Itl 787 3500 low rates and compare. 21*447? sir 40 Aug 37, 29, 30 $7140 Larry Gilbert, tl.m 7*41-71-71—M4 Vlckl Taker, I1.H1 . .7t-7l-7l->»-|n KeH1vHlte.t1.1u