2 autos ram same building By PAM ABOUZE1D corner of the MAECOM car for 15 minutes before First aid squad mem- EATONTOWN - Two building where Stannard's fire department officials bers wrapped bandages county residents, admitted 1867 Chevrolet lodged itelf were able to reach her Us- around Collins' head and to Riverview HoapiUl in in the brick wall ing the "jaws of life", they covered her with a blanket Red Bank after their cars The force of the collision pried the passenger door in the car before sliding a barreled into the MAECOM ripped the hood off Collins' open and prepared to move folding seat beneath her building at 11:51 p.m. last 1873 Plymouth before her and pulling her out night at toe intersection of pushing the entire engine Routes 35 and 71, were into the front of the car as it listed in satisfactory condi- hit the structure. tion this morning. Although Stannard's car According to police, the was imbedded two feet into car of Michael Slannard, 24, the wall, he was able to 3 Millbrook Drive, New extricate himself from the Monmouth, struck the front vehicle and reportedly end of a car driven by Diane walked about for a few E. Collins of 608 5th Ave- minutes before the local nue, Asbury Park, when he first aid squad arrived, disregarded a red traffic gave him assistance, and light at the intersection. loaded him into the am- Collins was driving east bulance. on Route 71 and Stannard Collins, an assistant north on Route 35 when they clinical coordinator at Riv- collided, police aaid. erview Hospital, and who The cars careened for a was on her way home from few seconds before work when the accident oc- Y'u><> autoi rest agathu^ither in, tide of Eatontown building. Photo* by Dave Kingdo'n. crashing into the northeast curred, was trapped in her Oil pours from badly smashed automobile The Daily Register VOL.102 NO. 77 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1979 .15 CENTS Oil firms would fund it Howard introduces bill for a mass transit trust

By MARK MAGYAR Senate and the House-Senate conference commit- Maybe Carter has been 'born again' again. If so, great! I think his mass transit bill is the second Statehouse Correspondent tee would restore the bill to the funding level authorized by the House. best bill before Congress right now — after NEW YORK - Rep. James J. Howard, D- Howard said he drafted the bill during the mine," Howard said. N.J., yesterday introduced a bill to set up a mass congressional recess last month and expects it to New York Gov. Hugh Carey was less chari- transit trust fund to be supported by a windfall be referred to the House Ways and Means Com- table about Carter's recent conversion to the profits tax on oil industry profits. mittee because it requires new funding sources. mass transit gospel. "For five years, I've talked about the need for Howard said his subcommittee would consider "In New York, we're putting the 'Energy a mass transit trust fund to give mass transit his mass transit trust fund bill, the Carter Admin- Conservation to Improve Mass Transportation planners the same assured long-term funding the istration's proposed Energy Security Fund for Bond Act' on the ballot this November to provide highway trust fund provides," Howard, chairman mass transit and related legislation this fall if $980 million to make our mass transit system of the House Subcommittee on Surface Transpor- Carter decides he wants the windfall profits tax to safe, efficient and comfortable," Carey said. tation, told the American Public Transit Associa- go into effect for federal fiscal year 1880, which "Carter can watch New York turn the moral Students are back in action at Monmouth College. (Forino photo) tion convention yesterday. begins this Oct. 1. equivalent of war into something other than the "Now that President Carter and Congress "Actually, the Carter administration bill ap- moral equivalent of tiddlywinks when it comes to realize that mass transit is the key to solving our propriates just $5 billion or $fi billion less than my fighting the energy problem," the governor said, energy problems, my proposal Is gathering sup- bill over a four-year period, so we're pretty sniping at Carter's "inaction" since declaring port. And while I don't like holding the future of close," Howard said. "I talked to Stuart "the moral equivalent of war" on the energy Faculty strike ends; mass, transit hostage to the fate of the windfall Eizenstadt a couple weeks ago and the adminis- crisis two years ago. profits tax, it is the only source of massive tration is no longer, totally against my mass Carter is scheduled to address the convention funding available," he said. transit trust fund proposal. this afternoon. He will be the first president to The windfall profits tax is facing its toughest Eizenstadt is a key Carter advisor on domestic address the association. college classes start opposition in the Senate Finance Committee affairs. Carey told the 3,500 convention delegates at chaired by Sen. Russell Long, I)-La., a champion "People are asking why the president came the New York Hilton that he endorses Howard's By J. SCOTT ORR "We want to see picket lines removed of oil industry interests. out so strong for mass transit spending a few mass transit trust fund bill over the Carter ad- WEST LONG BRANCH - Monmouth from Monmouth College.1 DeGenito. who But Howard expressed confidence that the full weeks ago after opposing it for such a long time. See Transit meaiure, page 5 College held classes for the first time in was instrumental in bringing student pres- two weeks yesterday, as striking faculty sure to end the faculty strike, said members came back to work after ratify- DeGenito said the students were happy Huskies could be MARSmen ing a new contract Sunday. with the administration's promise to hold Beginning next week, students will at- the full semester before Christmas break tend longer classes for the rest of the Students interviewed yesterday ex- semester to make up time lost during the pressed delight with the resumption of faculty strike, according to college of- classes Matawan team name change asked ficials. "It's good to be back, for a while I But college maintenance workers thought we weren't going to come back," stayed out on the picket lines yesterday, as By MARIE COCCO Residents in what was then Matawan Town- name has to be amended, but when it will be said Pam Fisher, -a senior from Manas- they continued their 20-day-old strike A MATAWAN - The Matawan Regional ship voted in November, 1977 to change the town- amended," he said. quan leader of Teamsters Local 11. which repre- "Huskies" may become the men from MARS if ship's name because of the "identity crisis" that But as in the past, a high school name-change "I played it day by day during the two sents the strikers, said that his group had Arnold Herman has his way. plagued It, due to constant confusion with the proposal Is likely to be met with considerable weeks I just listened to the radio and been contacted by the college for the first Herman, an Aberdeen resident noted for his borough. At that time, Herman asked the Board public opposition. hoped it would end," Fisher said time since negotiations broke off Sept 5. tireless efforts to get the township's new name of Education to change the high school's name, a Jan Brown, an Aberdeen resident, last night Chris Huch. a senior from Spring Lake into the facilities it shares with the borough, last request he made again nine months ago. But the countered Herman's suggestion as "a little sil- Robert Clark, the Teamsters shop Heights, put the extended summer to good night renewed his battle to make Matawan Re- board has never voted on the matter. ly." steward, said yesterday that the union'Is use still firm in its demand for a 10 percent gional High School known as Matawan-Aberdeen "Now another football season is upon us," "There are many, many school districts that "I worked to make some extra money hike this year. Regional. He asked the Board of Education, Herman said. "And the boys on the team from include several towns," she said. "If every town lo pay the tuition increase we'll probably which included Aberdeen in its name last Octo- the township still have to be known as the represented in every school district wanted its The notice that talks were to resume, be getting in January," Huch, who works ber, to "take a stand" on the issue of changing Matawan Regional team. All I'm asking is that name in the high school, the football players and 'according to Clark, was the first contact on a fishing boat. said. the high school's name. they be fairly represented." cheerleaders would have to wear banners down to the union has had with the college since Stephanie Martin, a junior from Port negotiations broke down Sept. 5 Monmouth. used the extra time to try to "Sometimes I think getting 18,000 township "The name Aberdeen is here to stay, despite the floor to get all the names in." He said some of the Teamsters felt get a jump on her classes voters to get to the polls and vote for a name- rumors that there is a groundswell of sentiment "I frankly think that wearing the name betrayed by the faculty when the faculty, I really didn't do too much except try change was easier than getting this board to take aimed at changing it back to Matawan Town- Matawan-Aberdeen on a sweater would be a little crossed the picket lines yesterday to fiet some of the reading done 1 was a vote on it," Herman said. ship," Herman said. tacky," Brown said. "I guess we were sort of betrayed, but lucky that 1 had my books already and I "I ask that this board, after two years, go on He reminded the board that the cost of chang- She noted that Shore Regional High School in we had no written link to the faculty We tried to guess what I should be learning." record one way or the other on the high school ing the district's name from the Matawan Re- West Long Branch draws students from three did have some sort of unwritten commit- Martin said name," Herman said. gional School district to the Matawan-Aberdeen municipalities, and Freehold Regional High ment from them, though." Clark said All the students interviewed said they "We have a school representing two towns Regional School district was only $1,400. And, he School draws from nine municipalities. Obvious- Philip C. Donahue, president of the were pleased with the idea of adding 10 that has the name of only one," he continued. "It said, students at the high school are not opposed ly, neither school includes the names of the towns faculty union, said that some members of minutes to each class rather than interfer- is inconceivable to me that this problem is still to the name change. in its name. the faculty would rejoin the Teamsters' ing with the intercession, a three-week with us." ' « "It's no longer a question of whether the See Name change longht, page i picket lines if a settlement is not reached mini-session held between the fall and soon. spring semesters According to Jane Schoener. pubtlrrj-" The faculty, which settled for an BH lations director for the college. 10 minutes percent raise this year and returned to The Inside Story Tenants seek stronger group will be added to each class to make up the classes yesterday, was reluctant to cross By WARREN RICHEY project can be better run. meeting began chanting lost time the picket lines they shared with the main- THK WEATHKR PORT MONMOUTH - In addition to suggestions "Bring George Back." "The students lost about 300 hours of tenance workers during their two-week Members of the Bayshore concerning increased lighting Director Gayle Rich- classes. They will eventually get an extra strike, a faculty leader said Village senior citizen housing and better snow shoveling, ardson, who chaired the 30 minutes of class time by making classes "We walked with these people for two Considerable cloudiness today with highs in the low complex Board of Directors, the tenants overwhelmingly meeting, said the group was 60 minutes long rather than 50 minutes," weeks The continuation of the Teamsters' 80s. Fair tomorrow. Complete report page 2. which last week fired the supported a suggestion that a called together to clear up Schoener said. strike takes away any pleasure we might Browns clobber Cowboys 10 complex's project manager, fellow-tenant, George Rich- confusion about the function She said Friday night that classes uiill haVII—(fiittei> from—the—settlement," Ellen Goodman honors Sangtt^.. 14 this week are attempting to ards, be rehired as a live-in of the Tenants' Association. be added to make up class time lost by Donahue said. Bombeck sits for a photog!T initiate a stronger Tenants handiman. Richards, who re- Richardson said the ten- graduate students taking night courses According to Donahue, the faculty as- Association and to institute a portedly would answer calls ants had been told by Project Schoener said the new schedule will sociation passed a resolution stating that more open administration. around the clock and was Manager Andrew J. Praskai, begin next week. This week, she said, will they would not object to a 10 percent hike Bridge advice ,.. 13 1IAII.V REGISTER paid 1120 a week for two and a who was fired last week, that be on the normal schedule for the Teamsters. PHONE NUMBERS Four of the nine directors Business 7 met with about 60 Bayshore half years, was fired two the association was "nothing She added that attendance was around " We are not in a contract situation Main Office M2-4Mt Classified 1WI tenants last night to listen to years ago during a dispute more than a social club." 90 percent yesterday. like the professors, they will get paid for Toll Free I7I-JJM Comics H concerns, gripes and sugges- with project superintendent She noted that some ten- "It was unusual, almost strange, to see the full fall semester despite the strike," Toll Free SMDIH Crossword puule II tions about how the 96-unit Buddy Force. ants were not aware that the faculty and everybody back on campus Clark said, adding that the striking Classified Dept 542-17M EdltorUli I low and middle income When the suggestion was there was a Tenants' Associa- today," said John DeGenito, president of Teamsters will not be paid for the time Entertainment I Circulation Dept...... S42-4MJ made to rehlre Richards, the tion. the Student Government Association they have walked the picket line. ....M2-4M4 Ufeityle 14,15 Sports Drpt Happy Hour majority of the seniors at the Praskai, who has opted to DeGenito said most students were hap- "To give us our 10 percent raise would Make A Daw IS MMdletown Bureau ....(712251 py with the settlement, but would like to Mon. thru Fri. 3-6, Jumbo Tonight "Phoenix" remain as project manager have cost the college about $20,000. While Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau .. 4J1-2U2 drinks and hot hors see the maintenance workers' strike ended Happy hour 8-10, ladles free See Tenants seek, page 5 we were on strike the college has saved Sports «-U LOOK Branch Bureau ..222-MI6 d'oeuvres. JM's Riveredge, as well. $13,000 per week. Television I Statehousr Bureau CM-N2->»8 336 Branchport Ave., Long admission. Wed. Crystal Happy Anniversary Sharon Branch. Ship. Trade Winds, 842-3292 Love, Tom. 2 TheOtftyRegtetcr SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1979 publican Leadership Con- ference. On troops in Cuba Stassen was once coa- sidered a promising GOP candidate. When asked why he con- Vance and Gromyko tinues to run, Stassen said, Of course, my deep belief that in these particular cir- cumstances I can deal with the economy and lift Ameri- both noncommittal ca This is the time." OTTAWA. Canada (AP) Stassen was governor of Spokesman Hodding But pressure from the — Margaret Trudeau is UNITED NATIONS (AP) moving into a new neigh- Minnesota at the age of 32, - Secretary of State Cyrus Carter later avoided a specif- Senate Intensified Monday, as a signer of the United Na- ic answer when asked if borhood, but the local folks H Vance and Soviet Foreign Sen Orrln Hatch, R-Utah, don I mind tions Charter in 1945 and a Vance was referring to a Minister Andrei A. Gromyko proposed an "immediate and We all know she has president of the University are witholding comment on combat brigade of between total blockade of Cuba" until of Pennsylvania for four 2.000 and 3.000 troops the been notorious, but if she their discussion of Russian the force is removed. He told acts like a good neighbor years. -## United States says the Soviet troops in Cuba, but key sena- a news conference the she'll be treated like one. " tors say removal of the Union has stationed in Cuba. brigade was training in- said Kathy Harris, who MIDDLETOWN, Pa. troops is key to ratification of "We have always said the surgents from other Latin lives near a new home (AP) — Actress June Foa- the SALT II treaty troops are not a threat to the American countries bought by the estranged da said her first look at the •We will be reporting the United States But that Hatch «airi hp rwelvpd his wife of former Premier cooling towers of the Three results tooui respective gov doesn't mean they arc nut a Margaret Tradeaa information from sources Pierre.Elliott Trudeau lvme Island nuilear -plant ernments." Vance said Mon- threat to UU.SS . interests." proved a "very moving" I udmila Belomova andOleg Protopopov that had been reliable in the News that Mrs. Trudeau says he's impressed with day after meeting with Carter said. experience. past, but refused to specify had bought a 2'z-story red America's missies but has Gromyko for 90-minutes at Vance has tried to soft- which nations were targets of brick house on Victoria "I doubt there's any- some grave concerns about the Soviet UN mission pedal the garrison of Soviet where where people have Soviet ice stars Soviet-trained guerrillas. Street at first brought U.S. defense policy. Gromyko said he and troops, stressing they should streams of cars into the been made to feel so expen- Another conservative sen- The great-grandson of Vance "discussed sub- not be linked to SALT II rati- neighborhood dable," she said yesterday. the late British prime min- ator. Jake Gam, R-Utah, said stance" and planned to meet fication. National Security Miss Fonda and hus- ister inspected missile in- latest defectors Hatch's proposed blockade When word first got again Thursday, but refused Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinki, out, they were coming from band, Tom Hayden, are stallations at Warren Air to say whether he was en- on the other hand, over the was "premature and danger- GENEVA, Switzerland (API - Soviet figure skaters left and right." said Frank touring areas dependent on Force Base here yesterday couraged "I wouldn't give a weekend called the troops "a ous," and should be con- Ludmilla Belousova and Oleg Protopopov. two-time Davies. who lives across nuclear power to encourage as part of a six-week tour of direct answer " serious problem in Soviet- sidered only as a last resort Olympic champions and aging darlings of the Russian ice the street "It's nice to discussion of the issue of U.S. bases by 10 members • During a speech to the American relations " because it might force the have a little notoriety nuclear power among 1980 of Parliament. rink, have defected to the West, the Swiss government The Carter Adminis- General Assembly Monday. U.S. Navy into conflict with around here lor a change presidential candidates. Churchill said he thinks announced Monday tration's hopes for Senate rat-, Vance appeared to take a Soviet ships The house is only a few ••• it is unfortunate the West is The husband-wife team, who dominated world pairs ification of the SALT II pact hard line on the presence of Moderate and liberal sena- blocks from Stornoway, the MILAN, Italy (AP) • far behind the Soviet Union skating in the mid-1960s, were the fourth and fifth promi- have dimmed over the past Soviet troops 90-miles off the tors, including Sen. Frank official residence for the Claudlo Abbado, the leading ' in development of mobile nent Soviet performers to seek political asylum abroad in three weeks during cautious Florida coast Church, l> Idaho, chairman leader of the opposition, Italian conductor, has re- MX-type missiles. He noted little more than a month. Three dancers of the Bolshol negotiations between Vance "The East-West rela- of the foreign relations com- where Pierre and their signed as artistic manager there has been a "dramatic Ballet defected to the United States. and Soviet Ambassador tionship can deteriorate dan- mittee, have said the con- three suns live of La Scala, Milan's famed escalation" in Soviet mis- The 47-year-old Protopopov and his 44-year-old wife Anatoly Dobrynin about the gerously whenever one side tinued presence of a Soviet Mrs Trudeau, Win W opera theater. sile strength. vanished last Tuesday, the day they were to have flown fails to respect the security brigade, which the Soviet Un- back to the Soviet Union after a four-week skating exhibi- combat brigade in Cuba portedly paid $1x1,000 for Abbado said yesterday ••• interests of the other," Vance ion says has been there for would jeopardize SALT II rat- the house, plans to move in he was leaving the post to tion tour of West Germany and Switzerland told the assembly years as a training force. NEW YORK (AP)-As Swiss Justice Ministry spokesman Ulrich Hubacher ification Nov. 1. devote full time to his work an opera star, Beverly Sills announced they had asked for asylum in Switzerland last ••• as conductor. He said he won virtually every award week, and he said the government would make a decision MACKINAC ISLAND. will remain as permanent her craft had to offer, but within several weeks He did not disclose their present Mich. 1AP1 — Republican conductor of La Scala's or- as chairman of the National whereabouts or their plans Jackson shot down Harold Sliisscn says if nom- chestra. Opera Institute's board, Their Swiss host and tour organizer, Kurt Soenning, inated tor president he will Theater officials said she's now in the business of told a reporter that the couple, who are childless, arrived open the way for Bill Mil- contacts were already un- honoring others. at Zurich airport Aug 22 with 10 pieces of luggage. "He liken In be t future presi- derway to appoint a new At the institute's 10th an- brought a videocorder and she even a sewing machine. I by Israel on PLO dent ." artistic manager. niversary lunch yesterday, joked about it then Now. I know why they brought all Stalien, whose first ••• Miss Sills presented awards campaign fur president was this." Soenning said TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)- Shimon Peres, and political Jackson replied. "Ameri- to Roger Stevens, founder back in 1944. received CHEYENNE, Wyo. He said he thought they made a wrong decision "If I The Rev. Jesse Jackson leaders in the occupied West ca must not be bound by your of the institute; Horace cheers for that statement IAP) — Sounding like a knew where they are I would tell them, 'Go home,' but I heads into another round of Bank of the Jordan River. agony." Irvine, second institute about Michigan's governor voice from the past, guess it is too late I don't think they have much of a political meetings today after The American black ac- The discussion took place president; and conductor Sunday morning at the final Winston Churchill, a mem- chance In the West, professionally They are well past the Israelis shot down his ca II tivist leader arrived Monday at a roundtable conference Julius Rudel session of the suite He- ber of Bristish Parliament, their peak After all, they are in their mid-408." for recognition of the and told Kollek and former organized by Kollek. who dis- Nevertheless the petite blonde and her slim partner Palestine Liberation Or- Israeli UN. Ambassador agreed with Prime Minister have been idolized by millions of skating fans for more ganization and four Syrian Siinli.i Dinitz that Israel Menachem Begin's refusal to than 15 years Soviet authorities heaped top honors on jets over Lebanon should "relieve America of meet with Jackson, as well as them, including the prestigious title "Masters of Sport of Jackson and his 15-mem- its gag policy and recognize with a Southern Christian the PLO." Leadership Conference dele- A glittering opening at Met the Soviet Union." ber group have meetings The Protopopovs, married since 1957, rose to world scheduled with Jerusalem But Dinitz called the PLO gation that met with PLO fame at the OlvmDic Games in Innsbruck. Austria, in 1964. Mayor Teddy Kollek, opposi- "the enemy of the peace chief Yasser Arafat in Beirut By MARY CAMPBELL risk of making Otello a more Met's reigning baritone, sang tion Labor Party leader process" and said, "Every last week. complex character than he lago He has sung the part person in Israel has lost a After the roundtable, and NEW YORK (API -The perhaps should be. often and is in full command relative in either the Nazi at Kollek's suggestion, Jack- Metropolitan Opera opened Surprisingly, Domingo of it. He can get a full, rich holocaust or the Arab holo- son visited hospitalized vic- Hs 1979-80 season with a glit- was weakest in the quiet love tone and somehow remain i±lii caust. And you want these tims of a PLO bombing that tering production of Verdi's music of the first act. Then — malevolent — even when in- people to show tolerance?" killed one Israeli "Otello, ' drawing opera-lov- perhaps he was holding back gratiating himself with ers to a refurbished opera — he came nearest to show- Otello. house. ing vocal strain. The Met has changed And for the first time His best singing came in (Hello's garb from short, puf- since 1954. a Met opening Papal the outbursts of passionate fy pants worn over flesh-color visit continues night was televised, bathing emotion, when he raised his tights, and it should do the the crowd — which had paid volume and retained beauty same for lago Milnes over- up to $200 for tickets — in the of tone. comes the handicap of dress- to bring on protests brilliant light of television ing more like a comic than a In Iowa, the state Civil The audience was dressed, Oilda (111/.HiIIIIO sang By CHRISTOPHER B. DALY Desdemona for the first time villain, but not every lago Liberties Union stressed that for the most part, in con- Associated Press Writer at the Met on opening night. could Holidays for its quarrel is with public — servative elegance. Besides The soprano from Some new stage business schoolchildren and county not church — officials in the the opera last night, they saw have been added since last workers in Iowa are the suit it plans to file today to a new. $150,000 gold damask Guadalajara, Mexico, won the Metropolitan Opera Audi- season, perhaps to keep targets of the latest lawsuits overturn the decision to close curtain replacing the one that things moving for television. loin inspired by Pope John Paul schools in the Lenox School opened the house in 1966. and tions for Young Singers in 1969 and was regarded for Some should be dropped — KSSSS3 Us upcoming visit, and in District southwest of Des the results of a new, $100,000 especially having lago end to IfOfn ^^J Washington, DC , dissident Moines during the pope's vis- computerized dimming sys- some time as showing much Showeit Slotlonorv Occluded 90 promise. Now, her voice has act three reeling back with NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. priests are urging a clerical it. tem for stage lighting. his fingers splayed. NOAA U S O.r>t of Commcro boycott of the papal Holy Spanish tenor Placido matured, and she sang a fine On Monday, the ICLU Desdemona. James Levine conducted, Communion service. Domingo sang the title role, a with good tension and tempo, WEATHER FORECAST — Rain is predicted todav Plans for the rare papal went to court to stop Polk departure for him from the The role requires a big TIDES for portions of the Southeast, according tothe Na- County supervisors from giv- helping Domingo and Miines visit have also prompted dis- lighter roles on which he has voice but one that mirrors a make the act two ending an Sandy Hook tional Weather Service. sent in Boston, where a feder- ing workers a paid holiday on built his career. It was his pure personality. Miss Cruz- Oct. 4, claiming a violation of exciting moment. And Levine TODAY — High 11 08 p.m Local forecast al judge was to rule today in a first Otello in New York, and Romo's voice is not always held the final chords dramati- Yesterday'i high temperature at the Regiiler weather suit brought by birth control constitutional guarantees of he made it a big success. smooth but it is usually re- and low 5 15 p.m. church-state separation A cally long — and the audience - TOMORROW - High station was 64 degrees. The low yesterday wit 54. II wai activist Bill Baird over the Domingo sang his lengthy markably pure. stayed seated — before the 61 at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was 5». Today's 6 a.m. archdiocese's decision to re- hearing was set for Thursday role with dynamic variation, Sherrlll Milnes of 11 37 am and 11:50 p m and before US Judge William C. curtain fell on the tragedy of temperature was 59. There was no precipitation in the 24 serve for persons of its choos- adding musical variety at the Downers Grove, III., the low 5:13 am and low 5:56 Stuart "Otello." p.m. hours ending at 6 a.m. today. There were no cooling ing 18.000 of the available degree days yesterday, 108 for the month and 877 for the seats for a papal Mass on the For Red Bank and cooling season to date. Rumson bridges, add two Boston Common. hours: Sea Bright, deduct 10 Coastal forecast Boston is the first stop on minutes; Long Branch, de- the Roman Catholic leader's Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Easterly"winds at 10 to duct 15 minutes; Highlands, U.S. itinerary After his ar- 20 knots today and 5 to 15 knots tonight Variable cloudi- idd 40 minutes. rival from Ireland on Mon- HI Lo Prc Oil* MM today then (air tonight. Visibility over 5 miles day, the pope will also tour Albany 70 J5 Clr through tonight Average wave heights of three to six feet Albu'aue 91 SS tlr New York, Philadelphia. Chi- • mar.Ho 41 »l tlr today Hough was continuing Into today cago, Des Moines, Iowa, and Ancnoras* SI « 01 rn Atnvilk S« S! rn Washington. Atlanta el 5* rn Jfrsry Shore AtlCitv M >9 cdv Baltimore bt SI cdv Considerable cloudiness today with highs in the mid to Birmnanm 'I U tat upper 60s p'alr tonight and tomorrow with lows in the Bismarck '< 11 . clr i Boise e; u • cdv upper Ms High tomorrow in the low 70s. Precipitation Claims UN HoMon 62 *! Clr probability, 20 percent today and tonight. Winds easterly at 10 to 20 mph today Ocean water temperatures are in CnrlltnSC filled with i. In Istn WV the mid to upper 60s Cticvenne cnicago Shore extended forecast Cincinnati Red spies Cleveland Kxtended forecast for Thursday through Saturday ColmbiH Oh Fair Thursday and Friday A chance of showers Saturday. Dal Ft Win LONDON (AP)-At least Denver I-ows low to mid 50s Thursday; mid to upper 50s Friday, Dei Monies half the 300 Soviets employed Delioit and low to mid 60s Saturday Highs mid 70s Thursday and Duluth by the United Mations are Fairbnks 48 JB 01 c Friday, low to mid 80s Saturday. Hartford spies and one is a special as- Helena sistant to Secretary-General Honolulu 90 n South Jersey Houiton Kurt Waldheim, said former ind'uxxn U 40 Considerable cloudiness today with highs in the upper Soviet tfN. official Arkady J«ks»illt 11 10 I 93 Juntau n 4; at 60s to around 70 Fair tonight and tomorrow with lows in Shevchenko. who defected KM! ClIV •4 U the mid to upper 50s High tomorrow in the mid to upper THE ELECTRIC CAR Las Vegas IOO n last year. Little Roch 1! SI 70s Preeipitatlon probability, 20 percent today and to- "There is a saying that Los Anoeles SO 6' Louisville night Winds east to southeast at 5 to 15 mph tonight they consider the UN. the Memphis Miami tallest observation tower in IS HERE NOW! South Jersey extended Forecast Milwaukee the Western world for In- Mols-SI P Kxtended forecast for Thursday through Saturday. Nainvilll telligence activity." said New Orlns Fair Thursday and Friday A chance of showers Saturday. etatk l.nws low in mid 50s Thursday: mid to upper 5Os Friday, Shevchenko. who left his post ilk ft) 6J as under secretary-general >1 5« and low to mid 60s Saturday. Highs mid 70s Thursday and kla Cilv for political and security af- omMM 11 At Friday, low to mid 80s Saturday Orlando « 74 fairs in April 1978 for U.S. Philad'ohla •H SI Solargen of Eatontown Photni« IM" asylum 1 Pittsburgh 6» <; Northern Jersey Plland Mi 60 J> A special assistant to announces the arrival of the plland Ore M SJ Considerable cloudiness today with highs in the mid to Waldheim is an officer of the Haoid City 79 i] Reno upper Ws F.iir tonight and tomorrow with lows in the KGB, the Soviet secret po- hmond upper Ws High tomo.row In the low 70s. Precipitation lice, Shevchenko said Monday Solargen Electric Motor Car SI Louis SI P Tampa U » I « probability, 20 percent today and tonight. Winds easterly on ihe British Broadcasting K 6] Sill Lake H n .ii 10 to JO mph imi.iv Corp morning television Preview & Ribbon Cutting Grand Opening Diego « 57 Fran K> slum- Panorama" S S Marie 64 5e.HI. Eastern Pennsylvania BBC itUd 11 could identify Wed., Sept. 26,11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. Sept. 29.10 a.m.-6 p.m. luisa '•* Mostly sunny north and variable cloudiness south only CENTRAL JERSEY BANK late the public's right to privacy by monitoring the per- heating their homes." About 700 people attended mayor had sent word to "honest, hard-working, in- formance of operators, say protesting employees of New the J100-a-head cocktail re- Camden County Democratic telligent." Jersey Bell Telephone Co. ception at the Sheraton Post Chairman Robert Messick About 35 off-duty telephone operators picketed outside Inn, including Camden Coun- that he would not attend the He lauded Florio's efforts Bell headquarters in Newark yesterday to protest the ty Democratic candidates reception but that he would toward preserving the Pine monitoring policy and other phone company regulations. and State Assembly Speaker support the county Demo-' Barrens and controlling air- "Excessive monitoring by New Jersey Bell invades your Christopher Jackman, D- cratic ticket in November. port noise, and he also said, privacy," said a leaflet distributed by members of the Com- Hudson. Mondale refused to an- "I'm happy to see that TEACHERS munications Workers of America, AFL-CIO, which represents Noticeable for his absence (Gov.) Brendan Byrne from the company's 4,500 operators. swer questions from the news was Camden Mayor Angelo media. He praised Florio, your state is leading the fight your students can learn more with The Register's Christine Davies, a Bell spokeswoman, defended the ser- Errichetti, who is a member saying the Congressman was to enact the windfall profits • vice monitoring as a "valuable quality control tool." She said of the Draft Kennedy com- a help to the Carter Adminis- tax (on oil companies)." NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION PROGRAM the monitoring affects only a fraction of all operator-assisted mittee headed by James tration. It's widely acknowl- Mentioning the fact that calls, including calls to directory assistance and to Bell's business offices. Other complaints concerned regulations for receiving dis- ability pay after the eighth day of sick leave, said Gloria Using the newspaper as a teaching-learning tool Williams, New Jersey representative for the union. has many advantages tor Both teacher ana students, from kindergarten to high school You can custom-tailor the flexible Register News- State helps in lake clean-ups Fall registration paper In 'Education program to your own Register Statehouie Bureau classroom needs. Not only does the program TRENTON — The National Guard began cleaning up four improve students' reading, writing, and arithmetic Monmouth County lakes Saturday, Assemblyman William F. skills, it prepares them to cope with life's daily has been extended challenges, organize ideas, and make decisions Dowd, R-Monmouth, announced yesterday. Dowd requested National Guard assistance for Shore communities after learning that municipalities bordering the lakes lacked sufficient equipment and funds to undertake the at Monmouth College* The package our program projects. The four lakes being cleaned up are Wesley Lake, located offers includes the following: Kathie Campbell between Asbury Park and Ocean Grove; Fletcher Lake, Registration will continue • The Register at half price, 7Vi per Program Coordinator between Ocean Grove and Brtadley Beach; Lake Alberta, and a New Jersey Neptune; and Sylvan Lake, between Avon-by-the-Sea and copy, delivered to your school, as certified teacher Bradley Beach. Daily 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. and 5 to 7 P.M. many days as you wish. Dowd said each community, along with Monmouth Coun- ty, will supply personnel and equipment to assist the National Mon. Sept. 24th thru Thurs. Sept. 27th • Special project cards, 100 of Guard "In a terrific display of cooperation among govern- them, prepared by teachers, FREE COME TO THE REGISTER ment agencies." Whether you're a new undergraduate, transfer student with purchase of a total of 300 Library is 'bribing' children or career person seeking graduate level credit to enhance your copies of The Register (during the WED.. OCT. 10 4 P.M. BLOOMFIELD (AP) — Can the lure of trench fries professional capabilities, or interested in enriching your life school year). for more information overcome the distaste of poetry? A local library is determined through learning, there's still time to register at Monmouth • Tour of The Register for your about the program to find out. College for the program to meet your needs. "This may sound bad, but we are basically bribing the class. and REFRESHMENTS children to introduce them to poetry which they usually shy away from," grinned Margret Lockwood, head of Bloomfield For further information regarding undergraduate and To students, the program seems like a game; Library's children's services. graduate admission and registration, place call (201) 222-6600, they learn as they become Involved in activities The reward? A coupon good for free trench fries from a Letters from children testify to their enjoyment in Call Kathie Campbell fast food chain. ext. 234 (undergrad.) or ext. 214 (grad.) participation. Why don't you investigate the bene- today at All the kids have to do Is show up at the library with an fits of The Register's Newspaper In Education original or copied version of any poem. At the library is a program tor your classes? 542*4000 i painting of a clothesline, with pants and blouses containing large pockets in which the poems are stuffed. About 50 kids, between 3 and 10 years old, have taken Monmouth College advantage of the offer, Lockwood said. Some of them have Wot Long Branch, New Jersey 07764 even written their own poetry. Telephone (201) 222-6600 The Daily & Sunday Register The offers extends into October. "They don't teach it (poetry) In the schools," Lockwood ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY said. "But poetry is something creative that children respond Monmoulh Colby admits Hudena o< any net, color and national '* ethnic oopn to. It is a natural outgrowth of a child's knowledge of nursery rhymes. 4 The DtailyRegister SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1979 llMlllU.ltillllllllllHHMI.il UIHIIHIIMMIIIHIIMIHIIIIIItlllllimiltmiMlimtlllllll Freehold Twp. OKs Obituaries computer contract MlllllllllfllllMIIMIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIMllllllllllltllttlllllllllllllllllllllllllltllll, George Kvans Sr. ' FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ing a recently passed state "No one will think its worth the invasion of privacy KHHKHOLD - George J — The township entered the Senate bill that requires pub- 1!M4 He was a former weaver computer age last night after lic financial disclosure ,o disclose personal financial Kvans Sr . 73. of 17 East .il the A&M Karagheusian agreeing to accept an $111,868 statements from holders of matters," said Mayor. "Peo- lit-orge St.. died yesterday at IdiH Mill. here. ple will no longer volunteer to Freehold Area Hospital. bid from the Burroughs Corp. local municipal offices. He was a member of St. to supply a "bottom-of-the- serve on township commit- Freehold Township The bill, which will go Peter*! Episcopal Church, line" computer data process- before the state Assembly tees " A lilelong borough rrsi- here, where he served as a ing system. shortly, would also require di'nt here, he' operated the rector's warden for 27 years Committeeman Arthur. The computer system, municipal office-seekers to Civurge J Evans Sr Photo • mil as an acolyte and a lay Kondruff said,"I don't think which will cost the township file financial disclosure Sludio from his home sinre reader for more than 50 its anyone's business what I $111,868 plus $711 in related statements. years make on my private job if I supplies, will provide "finan- In a strongly worded Me was a founder of the am dedicating myself to the John W. Wilkins cial applications" such 89 the statement, the committee Freehold Little League, and a township." municipal payroll, payable called upon the Assembly to FREEHOLD - John W. member of the Rotary Club budget accounts, tax roles defeat the bill, and in the Wilkins, 73, 107 Throckmorton and the Elks Lodge both here, In perhaps the strongest and the like event that the legislative St.. died Sunday at the Free- and the Professional Photog- worded statement of all, »» Urn Kll "This is a bottom-of-the- body refuses, asks Gov. Bren- hnlrt Area Hmpital PWhn|,f raphers Association of New Committeeman Robert M. gnal at Broad Street and line computer, nothing really dan T. Byrne to veto it. The Township. Mantei said, "If the state fancy, ' s«id R»m«a Caicaea, rpsnhitinn said that the bill f nn He was born in New Jersey ! Surviving are his widow, Obre Place still glows after being knocked down bv the venicie at rloht, drtvi pauccc Isgislation thai * - As township clerk. " com- now pending before the As- . and had lived in the Marlboro Mrs Idiili Hausotte Evans; a John M. Dwver of Shrewsbury. Police said the station wagon, driven bv John Glaser to impede the ac- puterized systems become sembly "will have detrimen- and Freehold area most of his son. George J Evans Jr. of of Long Branch, hit the Dwver vehicle broadside after passing a red light. There tivities of local municipal- cheaper, more and more mu- tal effects on the present of- life. Prior to his retirement in Freehold Township; a daugh- were no serious Injuries. ities, they are going to make nicipalities can afford to use ficers of the township of 1969, he had been employed by ter. Mrs Cora Janson of New Jersey a second-rate them." Freehold, and on municipal- Holland Orchards in Jackson, and two grandsons t stale." In Monmouth County, ities throughout the state." Marlboro. The Higgins Memorial Howell and Hed Bank are Similar financial dis- Mayor David Segal of- Home II in charge of ar- He was a member of the Two injured in crash now using computerized ac- closure statements are not fered a different opinion, ia ngemepts Second Baptist Church, here counting systems, and Free- required of members of saying he is in favor of the Surviving are his widow. SHREWSBURY - A traf- Apartments, Long Branch, tersection and was knocked hold is considering purchas- either the Senate or As- concept, but not when it is Mrs Sarah R Wilkins. and a Frank Pomilla Jr. fic control signal was collided with the Dwyer car into the traffic light standard ing one. sembly. applied with a double-stan- sister, Mrs. Viola Driver of knocked down and two in the left-hand southbound at Obre Place, snapping it off According to Commit-' Municipal officials are dard. "1 don't like it being EATONTOWN - Master Perth Amboy drivers were slightly injured lane on Broad Street. and throwing the traffic sig- teeman James M. Mayer, the currently required to file con- applied to us and not to Sgt Frank Pomilla Jr., 61, of The Freeman Funeral in a two-car collision which Patrolman John Wilson, nal onto the pavement. computer is necessary be- flict of interest statements, them," he said L Home is in charge of arrange- 4 Eaton Place died Sunday in occurred at about 6:30 p.m. who investigated with the as- Dwyer, taken to Riv- cause of the outdated accoun- listing business partners and ments. Monmouth Medical Center, yesterday at Broad Street sistance of Sgt. James erview Hospital, Red Bank, ting machines currently util- financial holdings that in- The mayor also announced Long Branch. and Obre Place. Hagan, said Glaser, whose by the Shrewsbury First Aid ized by the township. "We've volve their municipality. that he would appoint a com- John Patterson Born In Lodl, Sgt. Pomilla Police said a car driven by station wagon hit the Dwyer Squad, was treated for cuts had lots of down time in the Each member of the com- mittee to study the options had lived here 28 years. John M Dwyer of 132 East car broadside, will be issued and bruises and released. last year, and we would have mittee spoke in turn against open to township residents in FREEHOLD - John Pat- He had retired In 1957 af- End Ave was crossing Broad a summons for passing a red Wilson said Glaser, who suf- to replace the machines any- the Senate bill, asserting that attempting to ease solid terson, 87. of Broadway, died ter 20 years service In the Street from White Street into light. fered minor head injuries, re- way," he said. it would deter qualified and waste problems by recycling. Friday at the home of his son, Army. After retiring from Obre Place when another ve- Wilson said the Dwyer fused treatment because he In other business, the conscientious citizens from John Patterson Jr. in Phoe- the service, Sgt. Pomilla hicle, driven by John R. vshicle was hit in the right had his dog, a German committee unanimously seeking to serve their munici- nix. Ariz. worked at Fort Monmouth as Glaser of 118 Pleasure Bay side as it crossed the in- shepherd, in his car. passed a resolution condemn- pality. Children safe Born in Massachusetts, he a civilian printer, retiring a had lived here most of his year ago. in bus blaze life. He was an Army veteran NEPTUNE- Seven pre- He was a retired pest ex- of World War II and the Kore- school children and a bus terminator with Marlboro an War Merchants hit sign code enforcement driver escaped injury yester- Psychiatric Hospital. Surviving are his widow. By CORSON ELLIS appear in municipal court to- vision of drivers pulling out of "I'm going to call a meet- local traffic. day morning when the school Surviving are another son. Mrs Grace Cosentino "There happen to be sev- Pomilla; a son, Frank day to contest a summons an intersection, creating a ing with the zoning officer bus they were sitting in James Patterson of Newark. and some of the merchants eral signs that an • il legal y caught fire while parked in Del,; a daughter, Mrs. Wil- Pomilla 3d and a daughter. FREEHOLD - Several served him by Lizzel ordering safety hazard. local merchants are seething that a sign on the corner of Until Liziel was hired and some members of the blocking the view of the mo- the driveway of the Mon- liam Gardener of Howell; Mrs Tina Simth, both of Oak- torists," Lizzel said. "And hurst; a brother. Thomas after learning that the his store at 6 South St. be earlier this year, the or- planning board to discuss the tossori School on Asbury Ave- eight grandchildren, and sev- matter," Kane said. many of those signs have nue. eral great-grandchildren. Pomilla of Garfield. and borough's zoning officer is taken down. dinance had not been strictly "I think we can come to been put up recently. The Higgins Memorial three grandchildren enforcing the sign ordinance "This new crusader enforced. Deputy police chief Walter some agreement and maybe Home is in charge of arrange- The John E. Day Funeral "to the.letter of the law." wants to wipe the slate clean, "I have a responsibility to Gilbert said the children According to Mayor Roger do something to modify the ments. Home, Red Bank, is in charge The controversy emerged and start enforcing the or- enforce the ordinance," were evacuated quickly from Kane, the ordinance was ori- ordinance," Kane added. of arrangements. at last Tuesday's meeting of dinance," Silvert said. "My ginally intended to preserve Lizzel said. the van-type bus, when the the Downtown Business As- sign has been heze for 12 Silvert maintained that W illiuiii Axworthy the colonial character of (he Lizzel also called for "co- driver, Sara Skliris, 528 Pros- sociation, when several store years, and it pre-dated the there are "a lot of illegal pect Ave., saw flames shoot- township by prohibiting signs" in the borough, and operation and diplomacy" be- KATONTOWN - William owners protested actions existence of the ordinance." ing out of the hood. Lottery winner brightly lit and large signs that strict enforcement tween the merchants and his C. Axworthy. 72. of 405 Jef- taken against them by the There are two signs on the from dominating the would result in "more sum- office. Gilbert said the vehicle ferson St.. died Sunday at TRENTON-Thewinning newly-appointed zoning of- Silvert's Furniture building, borough's streets. monses." was heavily damaged by the hone. number drawn yesterday in ficer, Matthew Lizzel. but the one on the corner of "It requires cooperation Harry Silvert, owner of In defending his new poli- blaze, which was ext- Born in Scotland, he lived the New Jersey Pick-It Lot- the building has caused the But Kane agreed with Sil- to straighten out the prob- Silvert's Furniture and a cy, Lizzel said yesterday that inguished by the Hamilton in Orange before moving here tery was 136 The straight bet problems. Under the borough ver! that the recent enforce- lems," he said. "But in some long-time businessman here, several of the corner signs in Fire Company. tour years ago. pays $253; the box bet pays ordinance, such signs are il- ment of the ordinance may be cases, I am having to go to said yesterday that he will the borough were hazards to Hi' retired in 1977 as an $42. and the pairs pay $25. legal because they block the out of line. court to enforce the law." automobile mechanic tor Silvert, however, con- Single Ford Co., Singac tended that the tightening up Surviving arc his widow. eventually would hurt local Mrs. Mary Turner Axworthy; businesses, especially older, Rumson pay talks resume Monday more established o stores. and two sisters, Mrs Flor- ence Cook of Lake Aerial, RUMSON - Contract Thomas Lombard!, REA school began. Both sides in the contract requested that mediator be "It was supposed to pre- Pa and Mrs LornaChatman talks between the Board of president, said yesterday the Teachers have been work- dispute continue to remain si- called in. vent garish signs, but I'm oi Florida Education and the Rumson Public Employees Relations ing without a contract since lent on the issues which have Lombard! said, "I believe afraid it's boomeranged," Gupola .•• ..TIJC1 Hubert A Braun Education Association Commission (PERC) has as- the beginning of the school stalemated the -talks. They the meeting (Monday) will Silvert said of the ordinance. tor senior cttiiwit Hume lor Funerals rs in (REA) are tentatively sched- signed Timothy Hendley as year The two-year contract would only confirm that is- occur." He said last week he "The borough should not Imlttt you charge Of arrangements uled to resume at 8 p.m. Mon- mediator under which the 70-member sues are salary, fringe bene- understood that after the be- carp and pick on the old es- to live In the grand fits and contract language. ginning of October some tablished businesses," Silvert manner to which you've day after nearly a month at Contract talks broke down REA had been working ex- bean accustomed Henry M. Schinz impasse down Sept 7, the day after pired June 30 Neither side would comment board members had personal contended. on the length of the contract commitments which would II route ui«) to II* oesl. ionII KEANSBURG- Henry M. that will be negotiated. prevent them from sitting in mint to consKlti Iht Cupola UN tMiliuta in senior citiien living AN Schinz, 83, of 245 Seeley Ave., on talks. LENOX REA officials requested wiles ate pn«le (lor individuals died Sunday at the Soldiers PERC on Sept. 10 to declare Philip E. N. Greene, board CHINA » GIFTWARE or couples) etch with kitclKMRi Home, Menlo Park. Drainge plan approved an impasse after the break- negotiations chairman, last and nailable unfurnished or lur He was born in Newark down in negotiations The night acknowledged only that milled to uiit row o»n personal OCEAN TOWNSHIP - ing to the sijtakion of Deal by Hugh J. McCluskey, town- and lived there until moving school board acknowledged a mediator had been as- taste Featured aie 3 supeib meals The Planning Board last Lake". ship engineer, and engineers here five years ago Mr an impasse a week later, and signed. a day lion I dmnilad menu, night unanimously approved Objections by residents of for the applicant and the Deal Schinz was a retired machin- landscaping and drainage the Deal Lake area, claiming maid semce, planned aclmitn. ist. Lake Commission, showed Ihealie can) I fame looms, lib- plans for the Seaview Square runoff from the mall is caus- that no additional silt is leav- LUOFF He was an Army veteran Mall, after an engineering ing over-silUHion of the lake, Woman still in hospital iiites. deliltitiul greenhouse ing the site. All lot one molest monthly let of World War I study showed that runoff had delayed board approval. The plan includes the use enue, when the incident oc- retail prices (You new bur a Ihini') Also awl Surviving are a niece, from the site is not contribut- But a joint tour of the site LONG BRANCH - A 31- Mrs. Ella Mulroooney, with of three detention basins year-old woman who was curred. able ate lift, Oarbei. I beauty whom he made his home; two which are intended to trap beaten and raped early Sun- A man who the victim had saopv and a lulti slatted tntnmacy Eictllent shopping nghi nearby nephews, Clifford Beyer of the silt on site. A condition of day morning in the Elberon met in the dance club ap- Long Island, and Lawrence Seven are fined the approval is that a marker section of the city remained parently followed her in his So, come moke your next yean Beyer of Bloomfield. be put on one of the basins 50 hospitalized yesterday for car, and she stopped her car the wry best yean ol your lite RED BANK - Sunday, dozen agencies, secular or re- SHIPPEQ ANYWHERE •t lite Cupola The Laurel Funeral feet upstream from where treatment of her injuries. to talk to him. Police said she IN THE U S Oct. 21, will be proclaimed ligious ttl FH OIK IMCKUK- Home. WEst Keansburg. is in the stream crosses Rt 35 Police are still investigat- was then beaten severely CROP Work Day here. •THE CUfOU STOIT' charge of arrangements. Volunteers should report • "When the silt reaches ing the incident, but had about the head and raped, in Mayor Michael J. Arnone to the Sandy Hook Unit of the marker, the basins will made no arrests as of last the area of Van Court Park. is expected to make the pro- Gateway National Recrea- have to be cleared of silt," night. clamation, in recognition of tion Area between 1 and 5 202 Dtath Notices McCluskey said adding that According to police, the Police released no de- humanitarian services to the p.m. the developer had wanted to woman, whose name was not scription of the assailant or world's hungry and needy, at McHUGH — Joan I.. |Nee CROP and its parent or- clean the basins when the silt released, was driving home his vehicle. McGarrvt. 48; of IB4 Linda SI . Bellord. the Borough Council meeting ganization, the Church World reached the highway. jewelryC8lgift4 N J on Sept 22, 1979 Btloved molhrr along Van Court Avenue after Detectives Patrick Caron W. 100 Kideeoood Avenue ol D«mel. William. Lawrence. Mark. tomorrow night. Service, brings relief and aid James, and Mrs. Susan Smilhi devoted Other provisions of the a night at the disco at the and Joseph Afflitto are in- ormoiui io» I IOI Paramos, N.J. 076S2 CROP, a relief agency im- to the hungry and needy of •ID HUM m in 11 SM sister ot trie late James. Mrs Kare plan, which the board in- Harbor Island Spa, Ocean Av- vestigating. O0II4444W0 CM; Mrs fieorg.na^Burlie. ^Mrs plementing the Community the world through 30 religious formally approved at its last 842-3676 sa'a.'e". Mrs MaVloVw DVI.. t'aM'i Hunger Appeal of Church denominations. meeting, include the planting World Service, plans a work The resolution proclaim- of grass and various plants day at 9:15 am from the John F project from 1-5 p.m. on Sun- Pileaer Funeral Home. 115 Tindall ing CROP Work Day here throughout the site. NOW OPEN Road, New Monmouth, N j Mass ot day. Oct 21. when borough was suggested by the Rev. Christian Burial will be offered al St. The landscaping plan was In The Former Fields Furniture Location Mary's ft C Church. New Monmouth residents will be asked to vol- David P. Muyskens, of The developed with the help of the at 10 am Interment Mt Olivet Ceme unteer to help clean up the Presbyterian Church at Pay bills the easy, |«ry, Middl«town V.siting Tuesday Township Environmental and Wednesday. 2-4 and 7 9 p m beaches on Sandy Hook. Kadi Shrewsbury Commission. KEYPORT money-saving way volunteer will obtain a spon- T-11 EAST FRONT IT. 133 MONMOUTH ST. RUN YON —Elizabeth. /B. ot King KEVPORT RED B«NK James Nursing Home, on Sept. 23, sor for a stated amount of PLUS 5 V interest 1979. rtite of Ralpn A mother, .oi money per hour of work, with Dorothy oonner, and Ralph A Runyon per annum. Jr., grandmother of wvtn Friends proceeds going to CROP. Or, art Invited to call at the funeral home ATTENTION! from i-1 p.m. on Tuesday Funeral sponsors may designate their services will be private and at the beneficiaries from among a Residents of Keansburg IP9 Keyatone Savings convenience of the family Due to the construction at the water plant ^BBj^aW «•"•* '«*« • NUTUNt • MANAUVAN • SMUWMJURV aeration and detention time has been shortened temporarily, which could possibly produce taste The Daily Register and odor in the water supply. This will not alfect 44Oi potability or the safeness of the water supply. an attorney The Sunday Register James W. Davis MIDDLETOWN (USPS-334-570, Operation Manager you can afford K.M.U.A. IB/8 bv John H CoIN and Henry C lav Fast-efficient Legal assistance RESIDENTS Mim Office SAMPLE FEES i o;;oi IMONMOUTH BUILDING ' Branch Oldcei DIVORCE(No Fault)f178 SIMPLE WILL *45 How would you like to help 876 Rt 31 Midti-elown. N J O7/40 $ moulh Courtly CouMhoute. Freehold, N J O771B CENTER INCORPORATION (1 SO MISDEMEANOR (up to trial) $250 7T9 Hroe»a*av Long Branch. N J 07740 spend 555,000? Find out $UtrhouM> Trt-nlon. NJ Ot67S BANKRUPTCY f260 SEPARATION AGREEMENT $96 NAME CHANGE $95 PERSONAL INJURY Member ol the Associ. PANELING how! Attend the CAC Meet- the uw of all (he local Ira in the rtrwipjper at well as III AP news Ovtr 10,000 OAQA HOME SALE $225 HOME PURCHASE 1326 ShetU In Mock f 499 Fwtfc m Irnhk wart witt ing on Wednesday, Sep- Bureau of Circulation the New Jersey Prtm Association from %J All Other Legal Services Available Second Class postage oa legitimize He noted that the associa- weren't He said he would It was the first recall for the series, introduced in April as transportation," Carey said. "But those price increases, we're going to send more Madden's seat on the board tion "can recommend any- look into it and it wasn't 1M0 models windfall profits can be as elusive as a high- "There are seven million people in she is expected U> run again paid accountant's pen. thing they want to the Board done Saudi Arabia, and five million of them are tor the post during a sched- of Directors." There was definitely a DC-10 forced to land "Jim Howard's mass transit trust fund still on camels in the sand dunes How uled Dec * board election is the only proposal that will guarantee many automobiles, refrigerators and ap- Richardson said that while feeling of mistrust." Director SEATTLE (AP) - A Trans International Airlines DC-10 Voting will also be conducted funding for mass transit projects year pliances can we send over to get our $100 some of the tenants knew Margaret Richards, a tenant was forced to land late Monday when an engine shut down on Dec 4 to fill the seat of after year after year," he said. million a day back''" nothing of a Tenants' As- at Bayshore. said There shortly after takeoff from Sea Tac International Airport here, Director John Nolan, whose Alan Sagner, chairman of the Port Au- Howard said there are three answers: sociation at Bayshore. none was so much they ithe ten- airport spokesman said. term expires in December r thority of New York and New Jersey, developalternativesourcesofenergy:find of the tenants at the meeting itit-1 main knoTr"— —- Paul Bowers, a Sea-Tac operations supervisor, said the praised Howard and Sen. Harrison A. Wil- more domestic oil; and use less petrole- last night could recall the '\sked about the effect on When asked of the re- plane, which was on a flight to Anchorage, returned to Sea- liams, D-N J., for championing the cause um election of Director Rose seniors here of the board's sponse at Bayshore to his fir- Tac and landed safely with its 400 passengers. of mass transit, and applauded the Carter "The third .uiswn is the easiest, and Madden last year decision to (ire Praskai inp Praikeii said. "There\ The cause of the incident was not determined immediate- Administration's windfall profits tax pro- that's where we come in." Howard said The legitimacy of Mad- Richardson said. From the five tpnants in the projei i ly. posal, which could bring $13 billion more to "Fifty-five percent of the petroleum used den's seat on the board has people I've come in contact who don't like me and I know the metropolitan area for mass transit in the United Stales is used for transporta- been questioned since it has with there seemed to be quite who they are. talk to the 'ith Larry who? forpretident over the next 10 years. tion We must use every means at our been learned that no a bit of relief — I certainlv er95 tenants " WASHINGTON (AP) - Larry Pressler was elected to his But he warned the convention that "we disposal to encourage the use of mass first term in the U.S. Senate less than a year ago. Now he's are not going to receive enough funds from transit." ready to try for the presidency. Washington to meet all of our needs. Howard cited a US. Council of Mayors No time for anesthetics "Local and state governments through survey, which Snowed a sharp increase in The 37-year-old South Dakotan called a 1:30 p.m. EDT CHARLOTTE. NC (AP) say has a good chance of re- With the bleeding stopped, appropriations and bond issues will have to the use of public transportation in 77 out of news conference today to announce plans to enter his name in — Operating in such urgency turning to normal was still (ilaser. Dr Michael Thom- provide the additional funds needed to 100 cities during the gasoline crisis this all the Republican presidential primaries. The announcement they had no time for wearing his -pants and boots ason and Ihe other members build, maintain and operate the transit summer, as evidence that people will use makes him the eighth formally declared GOP candidate. anesthetics. Charlotte Memo- when the operation was over of the operating room team infrastructure that we now have," Sagner mass transit where it is available rial Hospital doctors cut into 90 minutes later began to do the things that Carter and ihe snail darter said. "And in the absence of sufficient "The Metro system in Washington the chest of bartender Randy It was around 2 30 a in normally would have been federal, state or local funds, the money showed an increase of 50.000 passengers a Cook to save his life after an Sunday Cook was injured so done first - glVeCodk DloDd WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter was facing a will have to come out of the tare box day during the crisis, and 35.000 of them assailant plunged a knife into badly that he was rushed •idbUize his blond pressure, deadline of late today for invoking his veto power to stop "The hypothesis that increased fares stayed with the Metro after the crisis his heart. directly from the ambulance and finally, give him an completion of the controversial Tellico Dam In Tennessee, a reduce ridership must be re-examined in ended." Howard said "That's why I dis- One of the doctors halted to the operating room anesthetic project that could doom the endangered three-inch fish known light of the soaring costs of private trans- agree with the Carter administration's pol- Ihe flow of blood from the Dr Richard Glascr made Then the 34-year-old as the snail darter. portation. We know for a fact that unsafe, icy against new mass transit starts heart by holding his finger in the cut. felt around the rapid- (Jlaser just days away from White House aides refused to give any advance word on insecure and unreliable service drives'pas- But the answer isn't just in railroads the hole made by the knife ly beating heart until he finishing his thoracic surgery what Carter's decision would be. Presidential press secretary sengers away. We cannot afford to let our and subways Carpooling and vanpooling until stitches could be made found the hole in the heart residency used two big Jody Powell said Monday that he had "not heard him give mass transit system deteriorate," he said better traffic signalization. and preferen- The work moved so quick- wall, and then held his finger •tltchei I" dole the half-inch any indication of his decision." Conservation organizations Sagner noted that New York and New tial bus lanes during commuting hours are Iv that Cook whom doctors there, stopping the bleeding hole in the bar tender's heart are virtually unanimous in opposing the dam, which is 90 Jersey residents use less energy per capita all important percent complete. The Tennessee Valley Authority has spent than citizens of any other state, because "If anything, we need to expand our more than $100 million on the project on the Little Tennessee the two states "spent money to build mass bus systems, including in my suburban River. transit systems long before the federal county of Monmouth When we had the Man sought in theft of $130 government got Involved. long gas lines in May and June, people Billy may register as foreign agent PORT MONMOUTH - The suspect is described nc^s couldn't determine "New York and New Jersey continue throughout the country tried to take buses, Police are seeking a man who as a white male, in his 20s. six which state thi? license plate to lead the way in mass transit spending, " but they were hard to find." he said WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter's brother, Billy, was seen stealing $130 from a feet tall, with dark, curly W99 troni There reportedly Sagner said. "In addition to the $980 mil- cabinet in the L&S Variety who is on another visit to the Mideast, reportedly is preparing lion bond issue in New York. New Jersey The opening session of the convention hair Police said he was seen wm aholhet person in the Store at approximately 3:10 to register as an agent of a foreign government. voters will be asked to approve a $475 had a definite New York-New Jersey- by the store manager leaving car p.m. last Saturday. - A Justice Department, official who asked to remain million bond issue this November." flavor, as New York City Mayor Edward the store parking lot in a I hi' uspei i i pporledlv anonymous said Monday that Billy Carter has requested Koch and Metropolitan Transportation Au- Howard, who was honored by the Port 1970s model car with out-of- used ,i screwdriver to pry forms to apply for credentials as a foreign agent. thority Chairman Harold Fisher, who is Authority with a special reception at the Police probing state plates with the numbers BQ n ||jg jabia : ,\'iiili con Billy Carter has previously had ties with Libya and was in also outgoing chairman of the American 997-572 Police said the wiV- l.nnH rash receipts World Trade Center Sunday, said in his Public Transit Association, joined How- that country recently to take part in the 10th anniversary of speech to the convention yesterday morn- 2 burglaries the Libyan revolution. He then went to Kuwait. ard. Carey. and Sagner on the dais ing that "we are not going to solve any MIDDLETOWN - Police 53,000 hens PCB victims problem facing the country, including in- New Jersey Transportation Com- are Investigating two burg flation, until we solve our energy problem missioner Louis J. Gambaccini and Depu- laries early last Saturday THREE FORKS. Mont. (AP) - A Montana egg producer "We get our dollars back in trade from ty Commissioner John Jamieson are serv- morning during which $142 in has killed 53.000 laying hens because of levels of the chemical other countries, but not from the oil-pro- ing as panelists at theconvpntion today cash was taken from a PCB found in the feed the chickens ate, the second major Hauser Street home and $103 slaughter of hens prompted by recent PCB contamination. in cash and a watch and ring The chickens were killed at Cherry Lane Farms o[ Mon- valued at $1,000 were taken tana Inc. here last week Jerry Bookey, president of Cherry from a Johnson Terrace Lane Farms' parent company, National Food Corp of Seattle, 'Gentleman Bandit' arraigned home said the hens were killed voluntarily at the suggestion of the state Department of Health and Environmental Sciences. SALEM (AP) - Ronald lic priest last month and con- Federal authorities say the PCB-tainted feed was sold to Wayne Clouser, who says he fessed to a series of holdups Cherry Lane Farms and farms and other companies in is the "Gentleman Bandit." in Delaware Clouser bears a Montana, Utah. Idaho, Washington, Minnesota and North was arraigned in Superior strong physical resemblance Dakota by Pierce Packing Co. of Billings. Mont. Court here on charged he to Pagano. who had been Now thru Oct. 2nd robbed the Kids Corner Shop picked out of a lineup by sev- Uranium search continues in Pennsville Township. eral holdup victims. Clouser was indicted by a All charges were dropped "FAMILY ERWIN, Tenn. (API — The search for weapon-grade Salem County grand jury on against Pagano after uranium missing from the Nuclear Fuel Service plant here armed robbery charges in Clouser's confession, includ- continued Monday with the taking of soil samples to be tested connection with the March 7 ing the final one yesterday in REUNION" at laboratories in Oak Ridge and New Brunswick, N.J.. shoe store robbery that Wilmington. Del. Ken Clark, a spokesman for the Atlanta office of the netted $180. In The Upstairs Bar Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said the soil samples were He allegedly used a hand- DC-9 engine explodes taken near settling ponds at the plant. gun to rob the store. Preliminary data gathered during aerial and ground sur- A sales clerk told police ZARAGOZA, Spain (API veys called attention to the soil, but Clark said it was doubtful the gunman politely asked — One engine of an Iberia that the missing uranium had been found. her 'to hand him the money Airlines DC-9 jetliner ex- 0 ••« from the register and show ploded in flight today, but the Savings interest bill advances him to the back door, author- plane landed safely with its 56 ities said. She refused and passengers and crew of five, WASHINGTON (AP) - A bill to gradually eliminate ran. a spokesman for the Spanish federal interest ceilings on savings accounts is awaiting Clouser interrupted the airline said. The engine blew Senate action after winning the endorsement of its Banking trial of the Rev. Bernard up as the Madrid-Barcelona HIGHWAY 35- EATOMOW V TO Committee. Pagano. 54. a Roman Catho- flight passed over Zaragoza. Aimed at encouraging Americans to save more, the meas- 542-0800 REPLACE ure also would reduce from 110.000 to $1,000 the minimum deposit necessary for a high-earning money-market YOUR AUTO GLASS certificate and would authorize interest-bearing checking (ALL SHAPES AND ALL SIZES) accounts nationwide. The passbook interest ceiling has. by one estimate, cost INSTALLED WHILE YOU WAIT, savers $42 billion they would have otherwise collected on such PUBLIC AUCTION accounts over the last decade. Regulations now prohibit banks from paying more than 5"4 HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS GLASS & MIRRORS percent, or savings and loan associations more than 5'% REQUESTED BY THE SHIPPER percent, on passbook accounts. AND CLEARING AGENTS „ Nicaragua sees U.S. support IBILL OF LADING =506) YOU CAN BREAK BY VIRTUE OF OUR POSITION AS ONE OF THE LEADING LIQUIDATORS OF WASHINGTON (AP) — After initial skepticism about ORIENTAL RUGS IN THE NATION, WE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED TO SECURE and STORE FRONTS U.S. intentions. Nicaragua's new leaders now appear to AND CLEAR AN ENTIRE SHIPMENT OF FINE, HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS, believe they can count on American support for their revolu- ORIGINALLY IMPORTED BY A DEALER WHO COULD NOT MEET FINANCIAL tion. OBLIGATIONS NECESSARY TO CLEAR THE MERCHANDISE THROUGH U.S. Nicaraguan officials have frequently expressed doubt CUSTOMS. about American overtures of friendship in light of the long Dua to the urgency of thii sale, this is an outstanding opportunity to acquire fine, hand- years of U.S. support for the deposed Somoza dynasty made Oriental Rugs. Included will be beautiful carpets and rugs from 8 of the world's One of the chief skeptics has been Foreign Minister Miguel leading rug weaving capitals: Persia, Russia, China, India, Turkey, Afghanistan, Romania d'Escoto. who is part of a high-level Nicaraguan delegation and Pakistan. Sixes vary from 2'X3' to 10/X16' and some palace sizes. now visiting Washington. CATALOGUED AND SOLD BY THE PIECE But after a two-hour meeting with top State Department officials Monday, d'Escoto said he is confident the new government can count on U.S. backing as it attempts to carry WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 out its revolutionary goals AUCTION 8 P.M. PREVIEW 7 P.M. Panama Canal vote reversal seen HILTON INN Iliiinar Malawi!) M Itank HIGHWAY 71 110 MAIN ST 21 MAPLE WE WASHINGTON (API - The House is expected to reverse 700 HOPE RD. SOUTH OF 566-2838 COR .WHITE ST itself this week and approve legislation to implement the TINTON FALLS 18th ST. & MAPLE AVE Panama Canal treaties - Just days before the pacts take (Q.S.PKWV. EXIT 105) 681-1200 747 2020 • A. A. & A inc Lwaalors effect next Monday. Auclioneer H TaiDei Terms: Cash/Check The legislator guiding the bill through the House predicted In'onnanon Toll-tree 1-800-421-3222 victory Monday while a leading opponent acknowledged thai last-minute changes provide -the best deal we can get" - .» The Daily Register Jordan can't avoid spotlight

mill i iiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii breakfast with tint lady dan has swom that be had no Established in 187S - Published by The Red Rank Register By JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON - Under Rosalynn Carter, a band- knowledge of the conspiracy. federal investigation from written thank-you letter from He bis been upheld in this by ARTHUR Z. KAMIN two sides, Hamilton Jordan WASHINGTON the president's mother, Us two friends, Harden and ______President and Editor has been portrayed as a dis- Lillian Carter, and a friendly Lee who insist that they nev- orderly, fun-loving fellow SCENE letter from the president's er once breathed the name of sister, Gloria Carter Spann. the financial fugitive to Jor- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor who peers down blouses, ig- nores parking tickets by the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII The diary shows that dan. dozens and snorts cocaine at Landau, accompanied by ac- Yet all the while, the three 6 witnesses is Barry Landau, a tress Ruth Warrick, had TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.1979 wild parties He has also been man-about-Manhattan, who Georgians were as close, say accused In the Robert Vesco submitted a five-page hand- breakfast with the first lady friends, as "three raccoons case of scheming with dis- written affidavit on the New1 on April SO, 1*77. The White ANDER80N in a hollow log." They poli- reputable confederates York incident. He had en- House acknowledged the visit ticked together, partied to- "If you want to dance abroad, toward improper ends countered Jordan at Studio but described it as "a ten- beginning to come unravelled gether, played tennis togeth- The harassed White House 54, a chic disco, where the minute courtesy call." at the edges. The grand jury er. you'll have to get used to it' straw boss has fought back, White House aide "said he The letter from Miss foreman investigating the The FBI has obtained bristling and aggressive. He wanted to see where the fa- Lillian, dated Oct. 3, 1V77, is scandal, Ralph Ulmer, has nates in Vesco's handwriting, has denied vehemently that mous basement caves were addressed to both Warrick accused the Carter which refer to a telephone has ever partaken of il- and if he could obtain some and Landau. "Dear Ruth and sdministration of "duplici- talk with Jordan. Lee placed legal drugs or that he had any cocaine," attested Landau. Barry," it begins, "You ty," "manipulation" and the call from Washington dur- knowledge of the conspiracy The White House dis- know how disoriented I am. "coverup." ing the Carter inaugural on to fix the Vesco case. How lovely of you both to missed Landau ai ir- He tried unauccejsiully to Jan. 20, 1977, and put Jordan But in a society ac- responsible, called Ins af-provide me with the lovely on the line, said Vesco. - customed to instant, in- flowers ... and all that great resign as "a protest against fidavit a "concoction" and the president's reluctance to A secretary, Gerolyn tensive media coverage of ce- claimed . Jordan didn't even food." Hobbs, also has swom under lebrities embroiled in public take the steps called for by oath that she typed and know the man. Yet the day The letter from Gloria, the involvement of his own disputes, he can't seem to es- after the alleged coke-snort- dated Oct. SI, 1977, ii ad- mailed a letter from Lee to cape the spotlight. Associates ing, Jordan arranged for dressed to "Dearest Barry" aides." Jordan about the Vesco case. say he sometimes becomes President Carter to send a and signed "Love, Gogo." The aides, Hamilton Jor- She was described by a high despondent and listless, de- telegram at Landau's behest The president's lister is dan and Richard Harden, are Justice Department official spairing of the battle but not to a potential client he was known among intimates as buddies of Spencer Lee IV of as a "credible" witness. knowing how to end it. courting. The telegram, sent "Gogo." Albany, Ga., who accepted Jordan, meanwhile, was The accusations against in care of Landau, con- Landau's personal notes 110,000 and was promised so anxious to disassociate Jordan, meanwhile, keep gratulated actress Luci also include a reference to millions more for pulling himself from the Vesco case bubbling up. He has now been Arnaz on her opening in "An- the Studio 54 incident. The strings in the White House to that he told reporters that accused of sniffing cocaine nie Get Your Gun." notation states cryptically: help Vesco. Lee also traveled FBI agents had not even not only at a New York dis- Landau's personal papers, "Ham. 54 ... V." Landau to Costa Rita, Nassau and questioned him about Vesco. cotheque but at Beverly Hills which the investigation has has told investigators that the Washington in Vesco's This turned out to be untrue. parties. The White House has dredged up, reveal he was on "C" refers to Jordan's re- behalf. "I was thinking in contem- responded by disparaging the a first-name basis with other quest for cocaine. It has been established poraneous terms," he ex- witnesses. Carter intimates. The papers The White House denial! that Lee spoke to Harden plained after he was caught One of the most damaging include a diary reference to a in the Vesco case are also about the Vesco fix. But Jor- lying. The end of an air legend By JIM BISHOP Ill 11 HIIIIIIIIIII I general, on inspection, took a became a successful car- He spent the summer look at some of the men and toonist. He drew "Terry and saying hello and farewell to THE said: "Does your command- the Pirates." The main char- old buddies and then, on a ing officer let you go around acter was "Flip Corkin." sunny afternoon, Col. Phil looking like this?" People loved Phil, but it was Cochran died Just like that. REPORTER A young lieutenant said: hard for him to love back. He No banners, no bands. The "Hell, general, you ought to hung around the barns and his puckish grin froze after 69 iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiII see him."' horses. years. Cochran was sent to India He was at his loosest with Phil was my friend. That's love was horses. But he with his scratching kids. The no reason to mention him pitched his cap back off his British and the Americans his brothers, Paul and Tom here. He was the flying fool hair and said he could fly wanted to retake Burma and Joe and John. He dated', every kid wanted to be in anything, and he did. He was from the Japanese. A solemn BISHOP but his hair became so white World War II. He was a hero, 26 when the other cadets Scot, Gen. Orde Wingate, that, at dinner, he looked like from the tail skid of his P-51. the girl's phony uncle. He a nut, an irreverent ess oh called him "the old man."commanded the operation un- Roaring low at 400 knots over bee, a chicken colonel who He wore sport shoes with an der Mountbatten. copyrighted the amiable grin, jungle, he shredded Japanese and it stayed with him until addressed the Earl Mountbat- Air Force uniform. Cochran was the air com- communication wires. ten as "Looe^ the Lord." They gave him a squadron mander. He devised a way of that sunny afternoon in Gen- Word was sent to Erie that eseo, NY. Inside him there of I' nis and sent him totowing two gliders full of Phil had been killed in action. Africa to help the French bat- fractious mules or field artil- was a Gaelic sentimentality, He was short, a man with talions defend Tunisia. His lery and soldiers 165 miles The colonel enjoyed a rare and he sat on It like a dreaded thick dark wavy hair and the plane was hit so many times behind Japanese lines. He pleasure: reading his obit secret. engaging face of an un- long before he was ready. he described it as "400 bullet had 330 aircraft and 500 The last time I saw him he frocked choir boy. Women holes surrounded by metal." laughing pilots. When he wanted the pilots to were sometimes saddened at clean up, the colonel's official was leaning against a wall The august Gen. Henri listening and laughing at the the sight of Phil because Giraud shouted at Phil: order read this way: there was this thing in his They flew from Assam. jibes and joshing of the Irish. "More planes. You need hun- They had spectacular suc- "Look, Sports, the beards Judges and privacy eyes that said "Don't and attempts at beards are no He said very little. The warm dreds more." cesses and failures. They lost days of summer came and touch." Cochran jammed his — appreciated by visitors... After intense debate and negotiation, Committee would have been denounced The Cochrans are big in gliders and good kids, but Phil began to hunt old bud- they got behind the enemy. But work comes before shav- the Senate Judiciary Committee has as an invasion of privacy and an infringe- Erifr, Pa. Phil and his ing. You will never be dies. wisely dealt with the question of whether ment on the constitutional right of free brothers ran the Lyons truck-, hands on his hips. "You've When the action was quiet the He even went to London to ing coany. All of them were got to learn to fight on the kids put on a tent show called criticized for being unkempt appointees to federal judgeships should association. But in 1979 those traditional if you are so damn busy you say goodbye to those with easy to meet, but you couldn't ground. You can't hide behind "My Assam Dragon." whom he fought. That night be allowed to retain memberships in rationalizations ring unconvincingly be a friend to one unless you rocks and expect us to do the Looey the Lord decorated can't take the time to doll up. private clubs which practice racial or But be clean while you can. he had dinner with Looey the hollow, especially in the case of federal were a friend to all. The talk job." Phil and said: "My boy, Lord. Mountbatten had only a religious discrimination. In what Sen. judges, who ought to symbolize as well got pretty good around mid- He was never threatened you're the only ray of sun- Ain't it awful? P.G. Cochran, shine we've had this year." Col." few weeks to go. And so did Edward Kennedy, its chairman, called a as safeguard the principle of racial toler- night when they hacked a cold with court-martial. Phil. "binding precedent," the committee ham and popped beers. The squadron was theThe French decorated him He came home a hero. It ance. too. And the Americans. At It was like Cochran notified Federal District Judge Bailey Phil was an air cadet in most unkempt, unshaved, didn't wear well. Phil never greasy bunch of cave night, on his own, he tied 200 again flew a plane. An Ohio wanted to frisk all the faces Brown of Memphis that "in our view it The compromise reached by the Ju- Texas before the war. He didn't know how to fly. His dwellers in the Air Force. A feet of wire and a lead weight State buddy, Milton Caniff, one more time... is inadvisable for a nominee for a federal diciary Committee is notable for its sen- judgeship to belong to a social club that sitivity to the moral and social nuances engages in invidious discrimination." of a complicated problem. It does not equate a lawyer's membership in an all- The letter went to Judge Brown be- Bleeding heart approach again white club with racism or even with cause it was his nomination to a seat on To the Editor: ""» weeded out, students who re- High School, is not only a loss the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals support for the club's racial policies. It implicitly recognizes that a club can be Once again there is a cer- fuse to leam and others that for Neptune, but the entire that focused the committee's attention tain group of politicians who FROM OUR READERS are trouble makers should be shore athletic community. on the issue of private clubs. Originally, all-white and yet still not deliberately removed from the school sys- Ted has always been a real are trying to upset the budget Lititri to mi tdllor mull bfl ilflntd on* hqv Judge Brown had refussd to resign from exclude blacks. Finally, it is careful to caps as far as schools are _ »|I and ultphont numbtr Thtv mull not IKCi tem, so that those who want friend of. basketball and in obit or* paltry. »ndori»m»t,l» •! candldotti lor oHICO tr ondontmtnti •! many respects has greatly the all-white University Club of Mem- prohibit only "invidious" discrimination concerned, with that old commercial product* an education may get one. — that which imposes a "stigma or bleeding heart approach that Let us end this shame. added to the tremendous phis. But-after some senators threatened unless more funds are forth- growth and support of the badge of social inferiority" on those ex- Stop worrying about raising to vote against his nomination he agreed coming education will be se- waving of the caps. can no longer read or write sport in the shore. cluded — 'a definition which excludes more funds for producing il- to "suspend" his membership in the verely curtailed so far as ex- , People are getting fed up properly, or be conversant literates and concentrate on In our many dealings with club until he can determine whether it ethnic fraternal groups but includes tra curricular activities are with all the demands for in- with the minimum forms of the fundamentals of educa- him he has always been pro- deliberately excludes blacks from mem- those private clubs which perpetuate concerned such as dancing, creased spending on educa- mathematics. This has been tion so that graduates may be fessional, honest and anxious music, and many other un- the product of the thorough to help. He is regarded by bership. prejudices now condemned in the larger tion for all sorts of frills. a credit not only to the educa- essential things. Well, we got all of these frills and efficient education for- many to be one of the state's society. mula which has improved tional system but to the na- top athletic directors. He has After that pledge, the cpmmittee ap- The taxpayers were prom- at the cost of hundreds of tion. proved the Brown nomination by a vote Those standards represent a rational ised budget caps as a part of nothing. worked hard to get this repu- millions of dollars of tax Edgar N Dinkelspiel of U-2, but it also committed to writing accommodation to Changing times. If the rip-off deal with the N. J. payers monies, but what we Instead of further milking tation, which he certainly de- the poor, struggling tax- Elberon serves. its new policy on membership by judges some would-be judges find them unac- State Income Tax, and this do not have is a literate group promise must be kept — no*of graduates, many of whom payers by relaxing the budget On behalf of the basketball in racially exclusive clubs. ceptable, there will be no shortage of caps, it would be much more coaches association we sin- Time was, of course, when a policy other lawyers to take their place on the productive if those do- Serious loss corcly wish Ted the best like the one adopted by the Judiciary bench. gooders would immediatelv happiness and success in all institute a no frills education Mlddletown his future endeavors. program stressing reading, To the Editor: Patrick Houston writing and arithmetic. In- The loss of Ted Beal, ath- President, Shore Basketball School plan backed competent teachers should be letic director of Neptune Coaches Association The Marlboro High School additidn been urging for some time that the town- plan, to be voted on a.t a Freehold Re- ship build its own high school. But H. Today in history gional High School District referendum Victor Crespy, superintendent, has By The Associated Press Revolutionary War hero, closed that former President on Oct. 16, was given a boost last week warned that a separate local high school Today is Tuesday, Sept. Ethan Allen, was captured by Richard Nixon, hospitalized when the Colts Neck Board of Education must be ruled out on economic grounds, 25. the 268th day of 1979. the British and Indians as he for phlebitis in Long Beach, voted unanimously to support the pro- for the time being. And John Horri- There are 97 days left in the. led an attack on Montreal. Calif., had developed a poten- year. In 1890, Yosemite National posal. The board's stand is heartening sberger, president of the Freehold Re- Park in California was estab- tially dangerous blood clot in Today's highlight in his- his right lung. and encouraging! gional Board of Education, pointed out tory: lished by an Act of Congress. Colts Neck is a member of the re- that if the additions are built, it is some- On this date in 1789, the In 1940, during World War One year ago: A total of gional district and its high school stu- first United States Congress, II, the collaborationist Quisl- 150 persons were killed when what less likely that Marlboro would be a jetliner collided with a dents attend the Marlboro school. A re- meeting in New York, ing government was estab- permitted to withdraw from the district. adopted 12 amendments to lished in Norway. private plane in the air over quest by the Marlboro Board of Educa- In agreeing that support of the Constitution. Ten of the In 1957, U.S. Army troops San Diego. tion to withdraw from the regional pro- Marlboro's expansion is the only way to amendments became the Bill armed with rifles and Today's birthdays: Prime gram had stirred considerable concern assure keeping all Colts Neck students in of Rights. bayonets escorted nine black Minister Eric Williams of in Colts Neck. Residents and local board On this date: children into Central High Trinidad and Tobago is 68 one school and protect its equity, the In 1513, Spanish explorer School in Little Rock, Ark. members feared that if Marlboro were Colts Neck board has demonstrated a years old. Former baseball Balboa crossed the Isthmus Ten years ago: Five per- starPhilRiziutois61. permitted to withdraw from the district, much more positive attitude in the mat- of Panama and discovered sons were injured and nine Colts Neck students might be barred ter. The proposed $4 million additions, the Pacific Ocean. arrested in Chicago as white from its high school. The board was In 1555, the Peace of construction-workers barred Thought for today: It which will include 20 new classrooms wasn't until quite late in life hesitant to endorse school additions from Augsburg in Germany black leaders from testifying and expansion of the library, gym and granted Lutheran states the at a federal hearing on dis- that 1 discovered how easy it which Colts Neck students might not cafeteria, are badly needed and will ben- same rights as Roman Catho- crimination in the building is to say. "I don't know." — benefit. efit all concerned. lic states. trades. Somerset Maugham. English Many Colts Nec.k residents have 'Back to wrestling with the great issues' In 1775. the American Five years ago: It was dis- writer. 1874-1965. i k Business SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER25,1979 The DtttfyRegfcfter 7 N.Y. stock quotations Settling dispute with broker T. 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These cases are reviewereviewedc by a NEW YOHK.AP) • Mon« PaPL 2.04 6 1074 194k t9Vk 19Vi— '* nilibn* York Coopln 1 84 * 116 S81» SI Ptnnioll 20 f S91 4* 454b 45*— H When you, a new investor, open an account industry members and "informed " outsiders ch*nMlu Cornt, 1,H 9 216 6J-. 63'. 634* PtptiCol .1410 972 274*. 274k 2V*~ /i Included in it will be a clause which can be with the announcement on the basis that it casts Despite these drawbacks, arbitration general- DowCh 160 9 *KM UV, 14* PgSPL 1 64 8 55 164k U* UVk— U AI CO* I.M i 221 39 Drestr 1,10 9 7B1 33'/* 32'. 32V»—1 Pullmn 1.60 8 176 39<4 3»4k 38H-~14k highly important to you if you become Involved in doubt on the "efficacy and fairness" of the ly is the best way for investors to resolve disputes Am«xj 1.10 9 S3SU44H duPonli 2 7 1B29 il'/al S1*J* Pure* 1.28 7 28 16*. 164k AHtSi t 40C * 1040 43H a dispute with your broker — for this clause says involving 110,000 more, because "it costs far less DukeP 1.BO 7 166 454M 45 4i - OuakO 1.40 7 101 U274fc 27'1 industry's arbitration system A .40 2 300 12'* DuaLt 1.8012 154 Vfc OuakSlO 111 372 22 ABrndj S 7 1)4 65'. 1 you agree to settle any controversy through arbi- Arbitration is a relatively quick and inex- than a law suit. EatlAIr 2 363 1S . 15 IS - * RCA 1.60 6 1079 24'-* AUcit 120 9 MM I7UI EaitCF fill 294 «•. ' • HLCi .44 S 318 11H tration In sum, if you can't resolve your dispute pensive way for customers and brokers to settle Nevertheless, you should be aware that you do AmCin IN * St 39* EsKod 2.40 9 1S12 IIHJ 21 )1 — H RaUPur SI 9 694 1141. 11* ACvan 1 « * 425 30 Eaton 2 58 5 S3 through the firm, you agree to submit it to a panel not forfeit your right to sue by signing an agree- 54 53 53 -II Ramad .11*19 760 10 94k disputes. Each of the exchanges — the New York, AEIPw ill 9 1*79 19H Ecniin 4413 271 43'/> 42 42 - * Ranco 76 9 40 17 it'/, AmExPl.M 7 31$ MH etPaso 1.32 7 712 of "judges" appointed by the appropriate stock American, Midwest, Pacific — as well as the ment to arbitrate 20* 19* 1»*ta— V* Ravthn 1.6011 381 M'i 59* AFimil.frOb i U Wit EmrsEM.4411 554 12". 21H lift— • « ReadBat 110 394o31rt 30H exchange. National Association of Securities Dealers (which This consumer-oriented warning follows an- AHwnt 1.S012 1?W » EngMC 1,50 8 S61 ii* 35** 35'-*- ft RalchCh .7410 42 13H 134k AmHOftP W13 173 34** 47'. 454fa -•»—IV RtPStl 2 3 183 29V* 26Vi In a controversial (though seemingly minor) regulates the over-the-counter markets) runs its other the SEC issued last September. That warn- AinMoiri 07t 3 UH |>/i RtsvOII 3012 380 244k 36'* move, the Securities & Exchange Commission own arbitration program. All basically operate ing told brokerage firms to stop such potentially ANalR 370 1 197 IV» flevlon 1.5I1J 35B nn » ASUnd J 7 119 »7V) 1 iSSflffMS ii 27 — Ravnln 3.80 6 22B u6S ^ 64',j recently warned broker-dealers that these arbi- the same way. —— — —; unfair praet<««> at. raising ™mmi»iiinn fm»« ATT S 7 4720 H+i Ethyl 1.15 6 32 274* RavMtt 2.20 4 152 3714 37Vk AMPIlK .7411 270 3S'/t EvanPI 20a 6 274 U|* tration agreements may be misleading. It urged without prior notice,, unnecessarily retaining 35 RitaAid 54 9 127 25V» 24*. How should you handle yourself if you can't ExCtlOl.90 7 12 |M motX .05*11«453 19 Robins .40 9 33S 9V, 9Vk Exxon 4 8) 1119 S9V» brokers to inform you, a customer, that the resolve your problem by complaining to the head dividend payments and issuing checks to cus- Khorti.20 5 51 17''i Rockwl 2.U 6 255 43'^ 43Vk FMC 1.40 * 1/7 If* ,if..D.JM>W 4S7 24 Rofir I nd 4 64 1 SVk 14*k agreements are voluntary and do not prevent you of your brokerage firm, a branch manager or the tomers on banks located far away from their rllPS 1 7 19* 19% Fairchds 1 7 lit, UV% Fedders _ 199 ** Rortr .74 9 231 i*'.« 1S4h from going to court if you think your broker has homes. rmco l JO S 214 2SVi 17** Rowan ,10)4 201 31* 311% SEC's Office of Consumer Affairs (500 N. Capitol rmCk 1 10 • 117 18*. FedNM LIB 6 205 1 FcdDSI 1 70 7 336 30 29'/> RC Cot 1.0436 62 14V. 1)',, violated the federal securities laws. A»*rco 1 5 IDS/ ui/ • St., Washington,DC.20549)? Most brokers have heeded the SEC's earlier F.nSBar 1 S 135 17H W. RovID 5.53a 4 1046 um. 764. AjhlOd 1 IS 191 39H Fireiln 97»_ 9W 1100 HvderS 1b 7 75 25% 2SVk Another example of "regulatory overkill" is Write to the exchange's arbitration director. proposals, the SEC's regional office is reported to flsdDG 1 SO 7 207 IV. FtCfirt ,10 * 167 19H 5CM 1.30 5 196 28 2*W the disgusted response of some members of the have found out Not all firms, though, have told AIIR.ih2.IO 9 7*2 72' 1 FstChlc1.20 5 169 IB1- Safawv 2.60 7 205 39'/. 39 In your letter, explain your dispute (without exag- AtlllCp _ 26 W'J FtlnBn i 40 9 1*0 40*- SjoMn 1.4010 103 30Vk 29* securities industry. geration, the amount of money involved and your customers, who for legitimate accounting reasons AvcoCpi.20 3 1330 25'/, FlM(En1.S7 4 158 B'. StLSaF 2 50 B 34 5* SS'/, Avcrv .10 9 03 19>4 FI«PL 2.40 7 1*6 26* 364*+ '• StRegP 1 80 7 367 32* 32'* In a letter to the SEC, one broker complained view of a proper settlement. If your claim is still may be receiving checks written on distant Avitit ,10 7 HH 24H FlaPow3.7t 6 96 3BM* 18'*- V* Sambos _ 301 64k 64k that the SKC's suggestion "would be like requir- banks, that they can request a change Assumimg Avon 2.0012 549 49'» Fluofl Ml x74S U43'i 43 - Vt SFelnd 2.40 J 326 u32Vk 51H small —12,500 or less — you pay a 115 arbitration Hattrlni .601* U9 SO'* ( in OW 4 3 1461 44' . SFalnt ,7230 727 30'/. 30'M ing a minister to include appropriate references ' fee and can elect either to submit your case in your firm has an account with a bank located allyMfS 102S 10«S 35"> FoiMK 1 i6 5 104 3SH ScrirPloi.4413 637 34% 33H aaltGE 2.44 T 154 MM FrankM .30 * 69 9V* Sthlinbsl 1020 1088 87',. «6'» to the divorce laws in the marriage ceremony," writing or argue it in person. nearer to you, its executives should readily agree Hi* Am 1.32 7 881 28* FrptMni),20U 379 484* 4/ '.. 4JVt— ' ScOttP 92 6 622 20* 20'/. reports my associate, Brooke Shearer. SEC Com- to send you your dividend or other check written h 2 9 159 52'. Fruehf 340 5 102 12U S«abCL2 20 5 105 29Vk 3B!k If you have such "small claims," you'll save wi 9 ib't GAF OB 5 156 'I'/i SearieG .5212 2217 Uil4k 174« missioner Roberta Karmel also has taken Issue time and travel money by submitting your dis- on this more convenient institution. __ BMtv .SOU S14 47H GK Ted.1011 152 20'/« 10H 20H— H SMrs 1.2B 7 1900 194k 19'/. BeatFd 1.20 8 1040 21** GAnnettf 7614 1174 47>« **i • <; t • • ShCllOil 2 8 344 50% 494k Btk«r IS 02 104.1 GDvns 110 7 408 4S'-i444b 44'« >A Shcll1s2 391 S 31 31V) 31 BtllHow.WU 103 21^. "•'M 2.B0 9 913 si'. 51 S»'*- VkShrwln IB 99 27 264k 2.5* * 60 42H OoFds 2 7 320 J6'/436 36 — V4 Signal 1 7 207 374k 37U. BentCp 2 * 107 30'-i GnltiH .80 9 123 «'/« 42'/i 42H- - SimpPat Mil 484 11 - 104k 1 12 197 * < (•i.Mm' i if 9 425 i ,'* 2SH 2J'.» '. Sinsar .40 ! 411 12 . 111% .1*9 282 26i GMol 6 30e 5 5176 u6S'« Skyline .4810 123 11H 11% 1 60 4 933 24'4 GPU 1.40* 4 12* 9H Smlklnsi.4415 1050 48% 474h 1 You're right about the timetable UlackOr .6812 512 23H GnSlgnl 111 30* 35'. SonyCp .10*21 54 BVk M , llchHRl 6010 82 u26' 1 GTE 2.72 7 75S 18'• $CrEG 1.68 9 368 15'. IS* loeinoi 1 ; 1*94 SO'. GTIre 1 50 5 2S« ?2 SCalEd 271 6 2190 2»H 26* IIIIIIIIIIIIIHnillMIIIIII MIMMMIMIMIHM BoittC ISO * 112 J)»< SouthCo1.54 9 783 12'.. 11% By David K. Sargent year performance records mean "biting into" capital to ordtn 1.82 6 241 254. GaPac 1 10 9 17OO SoNRest SO 9 240 46% 4S.i U- I am Dearly 704 yean have trailed the S&P 500meet monthly withdrawals, BcrgW I S 499 U\k &erbPdU2 9 272 SouPac 2.40 6 261 354k 34'. BoiEd 2.44 7 85 22 . Getty I 4011 603 SWJRV 3.20 6 180 S44k 53'4 of age and will have to begin (with all distributions rein- but remaining shares should Brcnift 44 6 2107 114* GlbrFn 60 7 10 Sparry 1.56 8 500 51 il'/j 1 withdrawing money from my vested). However, growth continue to grow, helping to BrlltM 1.4411 427 J7 * Gillette 1 72 7 213 SquarD 1 SO 8 185 23'--. 214k SfltPtll.Olt 5 295 27 Gdrlch V44 4 233 Squibb 1,0614 526 36 354k Keogh account at that time. SUCCESSFUL stocks have been rising in in- cushion the impact on total Brntwk .00 5 308 14'» Goodvr 1 30 5 16/& StBrnd 1.4810 198 254* 25H SucvEr .88 7 795 20 Gould 1 72 8 194 StOIICl 2.80 7 1545 59'-i 37% Should I stay In Price (T.R.) vestor esteem and Price principal BunkR .84 7 178 2i't Grace 2,05 8 6AO StOInd 3 8 1384 71% 7041. Growth Stock Fund, shift to Growth's relative showing bur||ndl.4O 6 47 \T 1 GlAIPc _ 262 <.1OiK.h1.2012 360 68'i 68 burINo 2.10 5 655 61 GtWF.rii.B4 7 539 SlaufChsi.10 8 187 244k 14% the Price New Income Fund, has improved greatly over Q- 1 bave 130,000 In T- BrntRL.10*— 349 6H Grevh 1.04 B 720 SlerlOg .8411 284 174k W'/i or invest in something else? INVESTING the past couple of years. Fun- Burrgn 33011 287 u>t Grummi 2012 1066 SttvenJ1.20b 4 325 i5'i 15 bills, which mature soon. CBS 2 60 8 314 54 GHWstn .75 4 1*33 2510 K72 50H 50 8.J. New Jersey damental values have also in- What is your advice, should I CIT 2.60 9 905 5944 GullOil SOS 7 2759 SunCo 3 S 177 67%66 CPC 3 9*331 u57 . GlfSlUt 1 36 ; *&b Svbron 1.06 t 104 U'« 17', A— You are right about • "HIM IMMMIIIIM I creased because price-earn- reinvest In them or swap over C*mSo 1.76 8 52 33 ' IU(d 111 840 TRW i 1 210 40* 39% ings ratios have declined sub- CarPw 2.00 7 255 20^. Hallibt 1801} 976 Talltv 17 95 H*. <\ v, the Keogh timetable. IRS to a money market fund? I CartHwi.10 7 105 20 Harris .7213 175 TampE 1.44 8 161 17* I/1* rules require that a Kedgh pectancy. This procedure ownership ol good quality stantially while earnings and am concerning about the CatllCk.BOb 9 BO 17% HartsHk.S613 11 Tandy 8 579 274k 27 must be followed to avoid fi- noncyclical companies that dividends have continued to CatrpT 2 10 8 47B 56 HarllZd 40b S 23 Tandvcftn 3 214 S*. S* plan participant begin near-term proipect for in- Taktrnx .6413 66 60 5B'.» withdrawing funds from his nancial penalties. are growing at above-average move higher. rt.42 * 1657 14'/. 14V* 14I.+ 1 Meublint 57 9 IBS is'/4 n>M- H Teledn9 91l 7 175 150% 1464k 1 terest rates and wonder if a OnirDat1D16 291 49'f48'4 49'1 + >, HewltPks 4017 W4 57M S74h—P/k Talormt 20 53B 19% IB'. accounts no later than age Price Growth Fund has rates. About 90 percent of the Crl-tnd .9010 U 17 41*k 42 - HOSPCP .5014X125 37 37'/4 + TaxEst 27010 93 u56«k 574k tuariallv determined life ex- agement policies emphasize The fund's five- and ten- Price Growth. This may Chessle 2 32 4 731 29* w* 29 . HoushFi 55 6 n297 2O'-« 21 _ Ttxlnsl 214 616 ?1'» 96Vi California CniPneT 2 7 IS 27* 274 274)— u» Housin 236 6 241 Texlnt m 426 134i. 134k ChrlsCft 10 81 19'i •.Ni-i 10 9 418 33". 33 '/i- TaxOGs .4412 390 uS2 S04t* Chrysler.201— 1006 H . MfiwdJn 4413 2810 21'. 214*+ 4k TxPcLd.45e28 4 63% 6144 A— With a Treasury bill Citfcrp 1 30 6 X1691 24* 24''i 2*' I + Hughs Ms U414 463 48% 4844- 4» TaxUtll 1.64 7 293 18V* 18'* Ci1i.tsSv3.6012 130 !*'t IC Ind 1.B4 i 105 2fl'/, 2B>/t— '* Taxsglf 12013 437 29'. 264k you can lock in the high yield Citvlnv l 20 4 581 20-•If** 111*— INACP 3 1 64 *b J 4*V}— 4k Textronl.BO 6 141 2BH 26 ClarfcE 2.20 6 22 1146.41* 4ii, * IU Int ,953) 187 13 Thlokol 1 55 8 72 <'•'. 44 for six months, or 12)3 days. ClevEl 1 « 9 483 IB'i IdahoP 140 f 392 234« 23Vi+ '4 Thrifty .6011 64 14H 14% Inflation slowdown seen 17% 17?k— 'k Furthermore you get the in- Cloroa 76 8 997 12'* I2*k— * IdealB 1 60 6 196 it I 2541. 26V, + 4it Tlgerlnt B0 6 203 25 244k CstSIGs .40 7 804 I7U 27W—1 IrnplCP 1.20 5 33 274* 17'/J 17'^— 4k TimeiMlIO 8 315 334k 33'* terest — now over 10 percent 1 m ,.Mil .44 9 193 INCO 4067 1219U22>* Timkn 3 7 13 62% 62 WASHINGTON (AP) - officials are optimistic that tions is that much of the 60 gressional failure to approve 1 CocaCI 1 9*12 556 37*4 37 >/t— ** (rttiCO .1428 x*44 /H . Tokhelm.60 8 95 IB -; in* The Carter administration is 1974's rate of 12.2 percent, the percent increase in crude-oil debt ceiling legislation for — up front As of September ColgPaM.06 8 1019 1?* InoerR 3 16 I 117 n S6V. 57 + 'M IW Corp 5 837 2S'.» U< 1 ColPtn 1 40 S 67] 24*4 inld&iiiWa i 137 JS'. Trantml 12 6 420 !»'• 19* predicting a slowdown in in- post-war period's worst, prices approved by the Or- the fiscal year that begins 10, only two of the seventy Coltlnd 2.50 6 Transcoi.1415 116 i*'» 34H flation toward the end of the ganization of Petroleum Ex- Monday made it impossible leading money market funds 3jS j^--1*» IBMS 3 4411523/ Travlrs 2 06 5 535 39'. 39 won't be broken this year. CmbEr inlFlaw 8014 170 IV\ TnC«nlO3e_ 329 .•)'•» 18Vk year as energy price m Anthony M. Solomon, porting Countries earlier this for the government to insure had an average portfolio CmwE 2 60 8 3396 22'. W*k 22 i_ miHarWSO 4 213 TTIco .1610 126 10'- 10'. Comsat 2.30 8 44 *)' i 4QH 40*— MHW.n 3 v 236 !>8'4 S7'( S8.+ '•TucsEPI *2 J 464 15 144k creases abate. Treasury Department under- year has already made its delivery of the notes maturity even close to that of Conoco 1 70 7 1430 43*. 43% 43*— IntPaPrlJO 6 980 4S'/i ' > • 4S'/*-— '• TCFox1.40a 7 196 *'• • »*'• Whether that slowdown secretary for monetary af way through the economy The action delays today's T lulls On average these CgnEd 2.44 6 264 23"«23 • 23 *_ IntTT 2.20 6 1133 18*. 28H 284k- H UAL 1 4 445 3SU 25'A CunFdi 1.60 7 II 24H 23''* i*'» * i lowaBft 52 7 101 22«i 22 22 — H UMC 1,10 7 18 15% 15 began in August should be re- fairs, told a news conference But economists warn that scheduled sale of $3 25 billion funds had 50-day average CniNG 3 7 85 *3r* 43* 43'.+ lo«vaPS2 04 6 25 2tVi 214* 214k UNI Hi-. .50 7 461 ft 14% lleKCp 171197 ConsPw2 36 6 216 214k31 • a 21W- 32'« »'* 3O"i-1 UVInd 16c 7 98 1* « 16' 1 flected in consumer price fig- Monday there is a "good pos- more "pass-through" effects in two-year notes and the sale maturities, the longest term font Air 30* 4 444 12* HelCp .80— 423 »'/» 9'-i 9'.* — UnCarb 3 6 516 44'* 43' * 1 ures being released today by sibility" inflation will fall of the oil-price hikes are like- of $2.5 billion in four-year CntlCorp 2 5 180 26'* IS'l Ib't* li • Mdnl 92 s 200264k 23* 25H-T UnElec 1 44 7 216 U4k U J portfolio having a 117-day av- CnllGfP2.2O 8 551 30'i JO1. *>•.... JonnJn 215 441/y. 74 74 —1 UOHCISi.30 9 931 484k 474k ' the Labor Department. below an annual rate of 10 ly in the future In fact, notes, originally scheduled 1 erage When you consider the Com Tell ib I 221 17 . Jonlgn &O10 xt7 124* 124M. IV . . . UPacC 2.3010 652 71<» 72 Joslens l 9 70 2O'/k 19'/i 20'.+ Uniru.nl _ 323 5% S' • Consumer prices rose near percent by year's end. energy prices got part of the Wednesday fact that interest on T-bills is American JoyWtg 1 72 I 382 31V* »H 30H— H UnBrnd 20a 6 64 104k 10U or above 1 percent in each of Solomon's prognosis blame for July's significant Later, the House Ways K mart .84 visu 17'1 26*k i»*k- U3Ovps2.40 5(143 37 U4k i exempt from state tax, an USInd 64 6 417 10% 10 the first seven months this echoed a recent statement by increase in wholesale prices, and Means Committee voted KanGE 1 9010 34 16-*« exemption not shared by NEW YORK(AP - Mondavssfietied USSIMI1.60 6 1426 24'. 234k j year If that pattern holds, which generally are rapidly national Pfic esfor American KanPLti 96 7 33 IB** UnTech2.20 7 445 *v> 41'* - Stuart Eizenstat, the presi- to try again this week to se- Katvino 4 165 1U1) Un.Tel 152 7 398 20'« 104*' money market funds. T-bills StockExchanf eiiiues the nation could end up'with a dential domestic affairs ad- passed along to consumers as cure House passage of a debt Salts. Krtultir 2410 413 13 Upjohn 1.7210 209 47' -, 46H look better on all counts PE hot High Low Clow Chg Kelloggi 3210 S9 30^* USLIFE 66 7 141 364k 26 I 1979 inflation rate of more viser, that "we will be under higher retail prices. limit bill The federal debt Kinnct 1.2O111203 28 . UlaPL 1 76 9 99 IH • 17'/a AtgisCp 9 78 1* ,Vt !••.. than 13 percent — the highest double-digit rates by the end In other economic news now is (830 billion but must (Column readers should Alice 17 24 i • 1 KerrM 1.5510 347 59 i Vanan ,4026 94 24' j 23' 1 KlmbCll Bfl 7 S3 4|U ASciE 04a— \\ bU 6H 6*«_ v.it I'AI -.11 7 S12 12'-4 12 1 since World War II. of this year." Monday: fall back to MOO billion if such send their investment in- KniglRd .7010 J>87 35't Wachov .76.8 IS 194k 19* Asamerg 30_ 930fr17V IM 17 + quiries to David R Sargent, AtlsCM OSelO 79 3 3 + Kopuri 1 20 B 693 26 l WalMrt .3015 20 32% 3iH : Yet Carter administration Ona.reason for the predic- —The Treasury Depart- legislation, turned down by r. Kraft 3 7 lit 484* WaltJmi.80 6 156 341. 3344 : AtlasCpwt _ U 6* S"i S'I— >• ment postponed two note the House Thursday, is not Successful Investing, c/o this AulmRad _ 3 2'. 2+*— Krogertt.36 7 459 36''« WrnComs 1 8 165 414k 40'-« w LTV 3 655 94* ... L1.31 8 667 22H 21'/i I Banistr0.3O— IN 11* n<4 + sales, saying that con- passed newspaper I BergnB .24 7 IS H10'• 10'*— • LearSo l 04 5 9fl IT. WshWt 2.08 7 34 12' v 22"* ! Ent .7212 7 23^4 WnAIrL .40 3 353 "'* H1 • Beverly.12tH *n B'I 8* en- Lehmn! 32«_ 490 12"i Wnbnc 1.64 6 58 33H 33' - BowVallg.10— IM 34'i 3 j, i , saw— ', B radio! N 26 8 to'* 10*»— ltiF .60 S 152 254* WUnloni.4011 278 10''. 194M GM set to tell in im hi LOF 2 20 i 117 2B'/* WettgEI.97 5 717 10'-. 20* Brascan UvEli2.1O14 6S5 59'. WheelFl.20 6 36 324k 32 : 1 on 1b 7 795 34'» WMrlpI 1.40 8 110 12 11H> ChampHo 519 i'i tm1'« 1H + * CircletU.lO 9 it 23 11* 21t* kru! 7 688 30 WhileMt 3 153 0'* 6'-« J Co.emn .92 7 22 18'. 1044 1B 4 Loews 1.20 5 102 63** Whlttak SO 5 316 16'. 16 LnSIar 1.40 5 147 254* Wlckes 1.04 i 139 17 16H of electric car ConsOG _ 2O'.'i 19'4 11 m Williams 119 253 241. 234M Cook In .10* B 13 l . *'. 6"t— '* L'lLCo 1.78 7 235 16'/i LaLandi.4813 5035 U44'A WlnDx 1.66 9 360 31 304k Cornl.us .80 8 5 IB » 18* J WASHINGTON (AP) - saying the company has come Wlnrtbgo 138 113 24M 24* CrulcR ,3629 lift 15 N't 15 + 'i LaPac 60b 7 266 24 UvOlWrtt. 1.60 6 423 29'a 19* up with a smaller, lighter and Oamton _ ISM 14-7 13W 13*,- H LuckvS 1 4 141 16'. General Motors President El- Xerox 1.4010 1024 66'* 65••"?* 37H— ,' «cDonD.7S S 722 3*^ M4.2OO comment on what Estes McGEdi-H 7 124 2BM 6!S« 4,637.200 so — a point which the news- nstrSvs 21 Ui 1'. McGrH 1 28 •* 450 26V would say in advance of his ntBnhnt 7 2*<— n fld 1.60 S 75 17V* paper said GM is not satisfied ntplast 40 9 u 10* 10* 10* + ••• afternoon news conference, 'I MeivMel,40 8 35 31 <«t»ln ,7ic_ 1! <•'- |U 2'/4 — with. Merck 1 9015 399 68 314. 31 — '• speculation was that it would ..oe*Twl „ IM 31 Estes has said previously Marindq 9 in 1* 3-16 1+B + UerrLv .96 B 776 2O'» u W«aPel 4817 1524 u75% 7 deal with the company's re- Marmptl.lS— 18 20'/i 10'/i_ MGM& .60 9 231 18H that the company plans to sell McCulO 3. 513 6Vl 6 8^— search into zinc-nickel oxide MiOSUt t 52 5 1696 14VI Uettolnl .24 1 14 W' 11 )!'/*•» it electric cars by the late MMM 1.4010 S07 53'*. MitChlEs IS 454 u2B'/J 27'/. 17'.'* — . batteries. MlnPL 1 94 5 35 1944 1980s: The company has been NKinnev _ 1340 T« 3'« 3*-f Local Securities MooHS 2.40 B 3905 S3'{, NtPattnl _ 101 BVi 8 8 — U*t Bank stocKQUOIailoni countsv Out supporting a large zinc-nickel UdMer 20 7 600 13'/. Both the Chicago Tribune NProc S5fl 8 N TH 7*^*. water & Wells. Asburv Park. Industrial 40lfx - 19 3'. 3** 3U UohkOt* 10 23S 12'. quotations courttiv Farinestock & Co., and the Chicago Sun-Times oxide research program and MonsanS 40 7 506 584* NoCdOg 21 126 14 13* 13** + •» Red Bank. MntDU t 50 7 30 18>t said over the weekend that is known to have several test OiarkA.ISe 6 88 6*» 6"« 6V« + -• IANJCS 1M Asked nPw2.O4 8 73 2146CP 5St 7" u 3Vi ]* 3H— ' • Central Jersov 10 lOrt an advance in battery design tery power. a MulrOlal.2011 387 514* PrenHai 3610 25'• 25* 25'. + cnemlcal Bank 31W HV, ii MIFUCI2.2O10 106 28 and plans to market electric- An Energy Department ReshCol 24 f IS* 14'. li • Commercial Trust 17Va 17* n MtbTci 2.32 7 46 25** Fidelity Union Bank Coro 33'/i 3344 powered cars by the mid spokesman, who requested Robnlch _ 34 8"» B1. NCR 1.60 9 417 77V, 7 First Jersey National 134b 14'» SecMtg 25 46 3'a 34 3U- NLInd 1.2010 285 29'/* First National T.R 13V* 14Va 1980s. anonymity, said the govern- NLT 1 12 S 753 274* Sainron 1b 103 5^ 5'' ^'' + Franklin State 6 7 Nablv.ot W 7 113 344* The Tribune, in a ment is co-sponsoring zinc- Svnttv 1.1011 352 «'>i 3«^ W-e- Jersey Short » II NatAlrl SO67 36 47Vt SvstEng 10 89 14 13* U*i- Mldlantic Bank 29Ui 30'* copyrighted story, quoted an nickel battery research with NatCan .7210 140 23't TerraC .101— 75 B*» 8V* •*- Mldlentlc Prelerred 22«> 23*- 1 NalOiill.80 7 445 29 2 USFHIr 32 8 101 14 . U New Jersey National Corp.... nvt 23'/) unnamed GM executive as several firms. NalFC 2.54 6x130 29>. UrttvRi .3217 52 17'» 17* Ocean County National 13V* IS NalGypi.32 1 591 23 2 Vtrrtllrn .10 6 90 7H 7*« People's National Lakewood. 31 41 Nltemic ' 12 96» 33 -Vstbrno * 70_ 81 1«» O« Shrewsbury Stale II 13 NallSII 3*0 I 335u35'-'i l United Counties Trust Co 13 IS Natom 2.20 4 489 $f * united Jersey Bank 11W 12W NevPw 2 13 8 41 27'. INDUSTRIAL NEngF.H 24 t- 71 224* Municipalities FobtnoteH IV* 1 Autodvnamtci rr) 1.20 7 166 X * Brockway . I5H IS'. SoltiligoV.ior.unoniciol NiaMP 1.44 6 133 13'* Buck Er>glrta*rtnfl , . 1SH ISH Un4flll *m«f wIM notad.ralfiofdwldcntfi NorlAni 92 5 131 2SH Wtml»finln9 ISM* or* onnuot dlibu' u CHG Corporation NoAPni! 70 5 148 30V. De Tomaso industries •Ml M!• Foodarama . SO tve WASHINGTON (AP) - thetic fuels bill supported by I vlAlrl 80 ? 114 33% Glbton-Homant . I7» leu lBcpt.31 7 407 28 King Jamts Ext. Care. President Carter. 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And, in the case of Jerry Vale at Club 0 CABOl eUtNETI AND fCIENDS O HAUHbAMl SWWfF L06O Attar Daan Mar- Laughs and Inlrlgua com- Bene, history is definitely "repeating ©AlHHIVil ' O DATING GAME tin refutes to take part In Mt • IB llXSOAY NIGHI MOV* blna In this taught, lasl O LOVIEIPEIIS CD DANCIFEVEI Sheriff Lobo 'a ra-alacllon 'Death Car On The moving prlvata aya tala. itself." The silvery-topped singer, who CD CBS NEWS ta N rally, the wily lawman ar- Freeway' 1970 Stars: (RatadPG)(2hrs.) same time last year broke attendance re- ta Qaorge Hamilton, Shelley O \ANFMD AND SON > HACNEIL LEHtEttEPMI ratta tha mambert of O O lOMOItOW Gusst: Hack. A menlsc on the Lot cords at the dinner theater, it appearing © NEW lEtStf NEWS SB NEW JEIUI NEWS Daan'i band to make him Anna Kaahfl Brando, nightly through Sunday — and judging from SB GROWING VEACS GD NiWJIBSEVNEWSWATCH change hla mind. (60 Anatlii freewave Is formar wits of Marlon (33 CiKIIN ACRES MS C© WALISIKEI PEtSPECIIV! mint.| methodically attacking Brando. (50 mlns.) the opening night crowd, it's deja vu. O CBS NEWS 1M IS IO!TEI» PICK I! CHAWING Q CROSS WHS Ion* woman drivers by O XH HANKIM SHOW It's true, too, that things are often bet- pushing them off the road O IVININGMAbAJINt 100 8 CIS CAUFOMM FEVEB Vine* O t» HAPPT DATS Fomla ©NEWS ter "the second time around." Last year O NBC NEWS aucce>*di In landing rock with hie van, and a telavl- 1:3I O KHKCIWE. NEW JEISIY gett unexpected help elon reporter, outtoprove Vale hit more than a reasonable amount of O MASH • tar Rax Smith for a llva from an exotic beauty rll OMA8CUSWILBI MO Early Bird CELIBtlUCHAJAOfS proves himself more entertaining than Vic S DICK CAVETT SHOW Quest: bis" 1970 Stsra; Parry |5 MOVIE (WtSlEBN) •• "Ocssl Rex Harrison, Part I. King, Edward Albsrt A DSY«I Ids Morning I9« Robart Arnel, the comedian who precedes him on SB LIVE FtOM THE ME! Otello1 romantic dramaaboullha Stack, Virginia Mayo. Ac- stage. James Lavlne conducts lives and lovas of flv* tion and dangar In tha young man from thalr first aarlydaysotthaColorado Throughout, Vale is at ease and he SPECIALS this gala opening to the leveled with the crowd. At the concludion of Metropolitan Opera's yaar at Harvard In 1940 to gold rush during tha days 1S78 80 ssaaon. Placldo thalr 25th class raunlon In of tha Civil War. (2 hrs.) "Till," he paused to explain that at that MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Domingo stars In the title 1969. (Pt. II. ol a thraa- 245 B THOUGH! KM TOOM point he was supposed to "run off stage, role; Gilds Crui-Romo Is ' psrt sarlas; 2 hrs.) 1M SMOVIE-INAMA)"^ "Mb- and run back, and run off, and run back." 4 TO 6 P.M. Detdemone; Sherrlll OSlHHESCOHPANYFacad cralion or an Anwrkan WHa' I953 JERRY VALE Mllnaa la Lago. Directed with avlctlon, Jack, Janat Jannlfar Jonas, Mont- But, lapsing into Italian, he noted that he's by Kirk Browning, the and Chrlsay appaal to gomary Cllft. At a railway getting too old for all that. opera will be telecast with thalr nawapartmantman- station In Roma, an sdul "It's raining out," he told his listeners, Harry Manilow, whom he described as "a English subtitles. agar's undardavalopad iiraie wlfa maata h*r "you have no place to go, so what's the marvelous entertainer." MON. BLUEFISH OR SEA TROUT + Smile Without You," made famous by with professional polish : MacArthur St. Clalr and Curia ol Ths Voodoo" 1965 JoeHamllldefendayoung Bryant Halllday, Dannls patient whose college All Prlca. A asms huntar on a American basketball car- safari antars tha forbid eer Is cut short by a crip- danSlmba/atarrltoryand Kir pling knee Injury, (60 bacomas tha victim of s Conditioned mine.) At the movies curse) of voodOO chlsf. (2 Eatontown 10 10 ID PUERTO tlCAN NEW fORKES hrs., 5 mlns.) MONMOUTH COUNTY tla&s {PG) 9:30 SOMERSET COUNTY ROLLER RINK GD MOVIE 7,9:05 The Deer Hutiipr (Hi 7 .10 PG — All agei (Parental guidance BOOOOffflNEWS 4 SS 09 WEI A SHVAK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MIDDLEBHOOKII - lugoeitedl IIM O MtSH ATLANTICCINKMA — Night Wing (PG) 7 IS, V li R — Reunited (Perioni unver 17 5:12 09 GIVE US THIS DAY not admitted unleti accompanied Sv en O BENNY Hilt SHOW Hie In Laws 7:30. 9:30 RtD BANK 5.25 CD GIVE US THIS DAY EATONTOWN REO BANK MOVIES I — adult.) 3E J O ODD COUPLE COMMUNITY I — Breaking Away iPG) 7 30 9 30 X—Adiiltienlv. Frisco Kid (PG) 7:10.930 REO BANK MOVIES II — SBMOVK-(COMEDY)" ••«oung«nd COMMUNITY II — TKe In Lflws tPG) /. 25, 9.JS Innocini 193) Derrick CBA Fathers'Club Seduction of Joe Tvnon (R) 7:25,9:JS MONMOUTH ARTS CENTER— EATONTOWN UHlVr IN — Allen (H) 7 30,9 30 DeMsrnay, Nova Pill- Alien iHW .10 ll Omen II (R)9;30 MIDDLESEX COUNTY beam. Hitchcock's sets square dance , FREEHOLD EDISON unique combination of FREEHOLD I - MENLO PARK CINEMA I — Li'eof Brian (Rl 740,9 » North D Joseph A. Francis S.V.D., S1.5OFIRSf(*) or RED BANK! Roman Catholic Church. MATINEE ONLY Mary-Eunice will present: tyuuut ! SEAVKW SOUARt CINEMA A( Ireai Mea ,,: „ BARGAIN PRK I a cha racter sketch Ris 66 A v (.. r "-CL, • 7"i Hum \ H ALAN ALDA monologue, A Daughter's \|>BARBARA HARRIS ihdt's ihe lii' Bird r?i \u\" .ti 7:30-9:30 Yf MERYL STREEP ' mrcini •» Praise of God as a native E American. There will be an MR. MIKE'S J> THE l THE WATERSTREET ROOM ! Icr*' ^ whTit y\ l'i urines v< >u M all ethnic cast and evangel- SEDUCTION THURSDAY, SEPT. 27TH OFJOETYN/KN > clllfl rS ical music by'Sonseed. MONDO VIDEO • Oil • • ' • S.ll.lll "COMEDY NITE" COMPLETE SHOW 7:30 I • CHOICE Ol INIHII Symphony concert — DOUBLE FEATURE — • I •. •• ' itLindci »l ncd 01 Broiled Si .i 3 Future "TONIGHT SHOW" COMEDIANS A TOUCH OF CLASS • |v . • j. . | . slated for Oct. 24 I WILL I WILL FOH NOW • ki • ITH'CI or Brriili'fl Shrimp in Ctissi And a MENTALIST bends keys, RED BANK - The New .... » |, ,. CUMIII m SIIITIH'I reads your thoughts, blows your mindl Jersey Symphony Orchestra Doors Open at 9 • Showtime 10 • Admission S3 SHREWSBURY PLAZA i. t•h • ' • . i ' . i i s| )('l l.tllsls will begin its Monmouth DIANE County series at the Mon- 7:30-9:30 KEATON Oui / cJr/i Hml S|>I;I ml l.lllv I»M llxisc Here It Is! Sept. 28 & 29 mouth Arts Center on Oct. 24 I WILL. I WILL with a Bizet and Rimsky- Korsakov concert. CINEMAS-Hazlet At ,i srrwill (Mn . Pete Hartung & Second Wind Series tickets are still A new Hock N noil Band in a Maw Hock 'N Roll Club available through the center * 7:30-9:45 OamWUdev box office. «Mt«Iysi>Ha His MM part Flr,t100paop.. %^ tm* receive a copy of Acting company HORfHDMaUS their 46 "RIDINANO SUMMER DAYS slates auditions WHARFSIDE RESTAURANTS 8-10 SHOWTIME 10 MARLBORO - Marlboro HODMAN I'l AC I ROI II 13 ADMISSION $2 MCIIU l> JJ HtTOSfOH \ Acting Company will hold 1(1 I) HANK HIGHTSTOWJM 542-1*800 auditions for "Oliver!" on S1J Mill) 609-44 IhhOO Tuesday and Wednesday at SUNDURN I CentralSchool, Route79. Overcrowding seen unrelieved by bed plans County hospital program is criticized By KEN JAUTZ ty, reports that the situation is even worse there. servative," De Cerce said. "Monmouth County is grow- that won't add any beds but will add eight opmrating The Central New Jersey Health Planning Council "Right now we're listed at 2.9 beds per thousand," ing drastically, and the rest of the state is not. We're rooms and provideimore space for the hospital's ancillary (CNJHPC) proposal for 71 more hospital beds in Mon- Farley said. "Our recommendations to the planning bucking the trend and are caught in the statistics " services mouth County by 1984 faces attack tonight by its Mon- council asked for enough beds to get us up to 3 3 per In almost all other areas of the state, hospital oc- In Ocean County. Community Memorial Hospital, mouth County Advisory Committee, which thinks it's too thousand. That would be 210 beds. The council has alloted cupancy rates are declining and the need for additional Toms River, is getting an additional 40 medical-surgical few beds to alleviate chronic overcrowding. us 100." beds is becoming less acute beds today, but James Schueffler. a hospital adminisf The situation has become particularly severe at Free- Edward Pelaquin, CNJHPC executive director, ac- But Pelaquin said the CNJHPC recognizes the growth' trator. says it may be "tooitftte too late " hold Area Hospital, which has had a 105 percent occupan- knowledged that the average occupancy rate in Monmuth in Monmouth and Ocean. He said the CNJHPC has ap- 'Even with the extra beds, We will still have a 100 cy rate since the beginning of the year and last week was County hospitals is "well above 90 percent" and that all proved approximately 800 nursing home beds in the two percent occupancy rate," Shueffler said Our occupancy forced to limit admissions to emergency patients only. four hospitals in Ocean County are full counties. He said those beds haven't been built yet be- rate has been extraordinarily high for most of the year — "We're holding people in emergency rooms, day But a CNJHPC preliminary report recommends add- cause of local zoning and financing problems about 107 percent It is extremely difficult to operate at rooms, hallways, anywhere we can put them," Jack ing 171 medical-surgical beds to the two counties by 1984, It is expected that additional nursing home beds will peak efficiency wth an occupancy rate like that." DeCerce, Freehold Area Hospital administrator, said 71 of them in Monmouth County. The CNJHPC will meet take some of the pressure off the hospitals Pelaquin said the situation in Ocean County will "Half the time, we tell police dispatchers to divert tonight In Point Pleasant to discuss the report, and the "If we didn't consider factors such as these, we'd rhange as.requests for additional beds at hospitals there ambulances to Qther area hospitals unless absolutely objections of the citizen advisory committees. If ap- over-populate the area with hospital beds." Pelaquin said are approved, or the beds -turn*. <>n lint The Point necessary because we're so full We're still doing our jobs proved, the report will be submitted to the state Depart- Meanwhile, the 500-bed Riverview Hospital in Red Fleasent Hospital is planning to add B0 beds, and Southern but we are beginning to wonder about the safety-ol the. ment of Health and will form the basis on which it will Bank will be seeking aonrflYai for a S2£ million addition Ocean County Memorial is honing tn ariri mnrp lhan lflfl situation." approve or deny hospital requests for expansion during the next five years. By law, hospitals can't add or expand space'or ser- "There are 3.2 beds in Monmouth County for every vices without getting a state 'certificate of need ' The 1,000 people," said Wilson Shepherd, chairman of the Projections of future need for hospital beds is based CNJHPC and its county advisory committees are part of Monmouth County Advisory Committee. "The national largely on population projections, and the county advisory The Daily Register the process of gelling "approval from county, region, and average is 4 beds per one thousand. I don't believe the committees and hospital administrators question the state citizens committees before the slate health com- council's proposal will bring us up to that.'' CNJHPC figures. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1979 missioner, who has final approval, decides on granting the Joseph Farley, Shepherd's counterpart in Ocean Coun- "The planning council's figures are simply too con- certificate of need Howell killing suspect nabbed VERO BEACH, Fla. - An Route 9, after a tip from an that robbery did not appear to fled on foot before they could 18-year-old Howell Township, informant. Gorolov's 1973 be the motive. He said the be apprehended N.J. man was arrested here Toyota van was found dis- victim appeared to have been Lehrer said stale law for- last night in connection with assembled in the field and fully clothed. bids the release of the names the killing of 34-year-old Lehrer said it appeared there Gorolov had last been seen or descriptions of the juvenile Atanif Gorolov, whose body had been an attempt to bury on Aug. 8 and Lakewood po- mates being sought in connec- was found last Saturday in a the parts of the vehicle. lice had issued a missing per- tion with Ihi' killing He said. shallow grave in a wooded Gorolov, who emigrated sons report at the request of one was aged 17. and the oth- area of Howell, police said. from Bulgaria five years ago, Gorolov's employer last er. 15, at the time of the beat- , Christopher Hoplock was was a swimming pool in- month. l,ehrersaid. ing-death . being held by Florida author- staller for a Jackson Town- Howell Township Detec- Lehrer asked thai anyone ities early this morning pend- ship firm. tive Lt. Gary Priccaeiante, who has information about ing extradition proceedings. Lehrer said Gorolov knew one of the investigating of- the killing, or who knows Ihe Police continue to search his alleged killers in "a so- ficers, said that two juveniles victim or his family, contact for twp juveniles in connec- cial relationship" He de- had been spotted at the grave the county prosecutor's office tion with the beating-death. clined to elaborate. He said site last Friday night, but or Howell Township police Cbriilophrr Hoplock Gorolov, who lived in the Lodge Hotel in Lakewood, N.J., had been severely beaten on the head, according to Dr. Stanley Becker, the Retrial set in murder case Monmouth County, N.J. med- «MlliUr SUH Pfwt bv D»v« KInedon ical examiner, who said By BARBARA KATELL After jury selection was com- intent to use the weapon un- quarrel between the two men, ENERGY COMMISSIONER— Joel Jacobson, guest speaker at last night's Mon- death was due to brain dam- FREEHOLD - Testi- pleted, Morton Anekstein. at- lawfully, and with two counts Walki I alii.•• --!]v look out a mouth County Planning Board dinner, poses with board chairman Thomas O'Hara age. Monmouth County Pros- mony was slated to begin to- torney for Walker, asked that of possession of a dangerous gun and »ho( lin^v Uraham and Freeholder Allan J. Mac Donald in front of a general map of the county. ecutor Alexander Lehrer said day in the second murder the record of the trial in- weapon . witnessed the police believe Gorolov was trial of a 28-year-old Asbury dicate that although three During the first trial • i a baldonj out- beaten with a baseball bat. Park artist who is charged blacks were among those con- there was testimony thai side the apartmetit There were six superficial with fatally shooting Jeffrey sidered for possible service Walker had lived with Walk"' testified that he stab wounds in Gorolov's Griggs, 25, of Asbury Park, on the jury, all were excused Graham in her apartment for was having a calm dia Jacobson blames back, Lehrer said. last January. by Donald W. Peppier Jr., the about one year, but they had with Griggs whi'ii Griggs Gorolov had been dead Larry Walker of Cookman assistant county prosecutor broken up about three weeks came at him with a gun. about a month-and-a-half, ac- Avenue, Asbury Park, is who is presenting the slate's before the shooting Walker claimed he had cording to Becker. charged with shooting Griggs case Walker and Graham According to prosecution backed up against, a wall Police dug Gorolov's body during a quarrel between the are black, as was the victim. testimony. Graham and when • ' hot Irom nation's fuel woes from a three-foot grave in a two men in the apartment of The trial is being held Gnggs became friendly aboul 30-acre field across from the Rita Graham, IB, of Langford before Superior Court Judge two or three days betore the on the I,.,I. iir. began to Lakewood Funeral Home. Street, Asbury Park, at ap- Thomas F Shebell Jr. incident, and he was at her scream proximately 8:15 p.m. on Jan. Walker is charged in a six- apartment when Walker Ji- Walkei laid he then left 22. count indictment with armed rived to pick up some* of his Uw apartment and d on oil companies Course set The body of Griggs was murder, possession of a gun belongings. Walker left but h<" icit the victim •« found by police in the without a permit and with then returned, and during a and well By PAM ABOUZEID "Their profit margin rates are now bedroom of the apartment. four times higher than their acquisition on alcohol, He had been shot once at WEST LONG BRANCH - State costs (for domestically produced oil)," he close range with a handgun. Energy Commissioner Joel Jacobson last said. drug abuse The bullet entered the upper night charged that domestic oil companies He also said the United States is in- arm and traveled up it and have placed their interests before those of creasing its dependency on the oil prod- MIDDLETOWN — A pro- into the chest cavity where It the nation, and said that the current fuel uction of nations "whose identity with gram designed to educate pa- severed the aorta, the main crisis is the result of two events. democratic principles is impaired." rents about drug and alcohol artery leading from the The commissioner made his comments "I would make the cold, calculated abuse by teen-agers has been hoart. during a speech at the 26th Annual Mon- charge that American companies seized developed by three local women and will be presented Walker was originally mouth County Planning Board Dinner Iran as a Gulf of Tonkin to write the tried on the murder indict- Conference last night. scenario for higher profits," Jacobson at each of the high schools and junior high schools. ment last June However, the Jacobson said that a 14-year quota, on said. "I charge domestic oil companies trial ended in a hung jury. The program, supported imports of foreign crude oil imposed by with placing the public interest in support Yesterday, a jury of nine President Dwight I) Eisenhower helped of their own private interests." by the Kiwanis Club of Mid- dletown and other local ser- men and five women was the oil companies to reap large profits, Jacobson drew a laugh from the au- selected to hear the retrial and also led to the depletion of domestic dience when he noted that New Jersey vice organizations, was de- oil reserves. does not produce either coal or oil, saying veloped by Donna deGil, com- College plans And in 1977 the United States antici- "The only natural resource in New Jersey munity liaison from the Mon- pated the Organization of Petroleum Ex- is garbage." mouth County Board of Drug porting Countries (OPEC) would raise its Abuse Services, and Joan four lectures crude oil prices and so the oil companies Spinelli and Barbara Vener- LINCROFT - Brookdale "built storage reserves to overflowing,' Dr. Strumolo opens us, both of the Thome Junior Community College will Jacobson continued. When OPEC didn't High School Drug and Alcohol sponsor four lectures on tech- increase its prices "we were in the office in Oakhurst Abuse Committee. nology and its growth, perfect position to put the basic laws of OAKHRST- Dr. Vincent P. Strumolo The program has been ap- planned from 8 to 10 p.m. on s economics, supply and demand, into ef- has opened an office for the practice of proved by Dr. Bernhard Tuesdays from Oct. 2 through fect and thereby decrease the price of chiropractic at the Oakhurst Chiropractic Schneider, superintendent of Nov. 13. crude oil." Center, 780 West Park Ave. schools. One of the programs, en- But instead of selling off the reserves Dr. Strumolo is a graduate of the New During the programs, de- titled "The Future Is ..." Gil will present information will bring Isaac Asimov here. in an effort to drive down prices, the oil York Chiropractic College and the Erhtrdt Rnitter itatt photo companies cut back on production in a Seminars on X-Ray and is a member of on the identification and ef- Asimov is the author of more MISS PIGGY — A star of Take Care of Pets Week inthe Red Bank Primary School, "shrewdly calculated program to drain the American Chiropractic Association fects of amphetimines, tran- than one hundred science fic- qualizers, hallucinogens, tion books. Asimov will speak River Street, is Miss Piggy, the guinea pig. Admiring her are fourth graders John reserves and bolster their profits," and its Council of Nutrition and of the Dohertv, left, and Donald Rogers. Jacobson charged. Sacral-Occipital Research Foundation. opiates, and marijuana. on technology and 9pace.

Member's husband seeks to overturn election of officers Shrewsbury board's insurance won't pay cost of lawsuit By SHERRY FIGDORE no school board money be spent to defend the civil action. Petruzella asked if board members have to pay as A move by Goodall to eliminate the board's monthly SHREWSBURY - The Board of Education's insur- Fiaher later suggested that each board member con- Individuals If the board were sued as a whole Otten s.ml workshop meetings.held the third Monday of each month, ance carrier has ruled that the board's "errors and tribute one-ninth of the legal costs involved. the suit was seeking only relief, not monetary damages. was defeated by a 6-2 vote omissions" policy will not cover the cost of legal fees for Board members still hoped its insurance carrier would "I don't think the defendenlff in this case have the •dall contended that the same material was cov- the board'a defense in a suit filed by the husband of a pick up the cost under the blanet "errors and omissions" burden of responsibility," said Petruzella. ered at both meetings and the workshops were not short- board member. policy, but a letter read last night from the claims If Martin Fisher is so concerned about expenses in- ening regular meetings And Board President William P. Johnson said last department of L.W. Biegler, Inc., said that the policy, volving the board, she said, "either he should drop the The workshops, countered I'ejruzelb mav not shorten night that it's time the board thought about how it planned issued by the North River Insurance Co., was "inap- suit, or, if he is so concerned about getting judgement, he regular meetings, but they do produce a great deal of to pay Middletown attorney Peter P. Kalac, its special plicable to any suit to the extent that it seeks equitable or should pay the entire cost of the suit " information counsel In the suit. injunctlve relief" as an alternate remedy. In his annual audit report. Joseph X. Seaman, board Darrah suggested the board continue its workshop Martin Fisher, 139 Alameda Court, filed suit in Superi- The letter said it would be "inappropriate" to seek to auditor, said last night the district had no outstanding meetings, but rework the agenda for the regular meeting or Court last Aug. 16, seeking to overturn a re-election of avoid a damage recovery by agreeing with the request school debt and said he found the board's "financial to eliminate much of the background discussion board officers on June 25 that named Johnson to the that the second election be nullified, which would be procedures in good order, and the financial condition of The board unanimously denied a request from Alice president's post, replacing Barbara Fisher, who had been opposed by the board. the board, as of June 30, very good.'.' Berman. a string teacher at Red Bank Regional High elected president a month earlier. Both Kalac and David Donnelly, Fisher's attorney, are School Superintendent Curtis Bradley reported that School, to use school facilities here to teach string instru- Fisher had been named president, and board member seeking a summary judgement in the case. school opened with 383 students, down from last year's ments to seventh and eighth graders one hour a week after Barbara Goodall, vice president, at the board's May 24 Donnelly has also outlined the events in the case in a final enrollment of 403. school and hired Nora Mealey as a math instructor one organizational meeting by a secret, written ballot. A five- petition sent last week to Fred G. Burke, state com- Reporting on the results of the Iowa Tests, Bradley hour per day at $10 an hour member board majority of the board decided in June that •missioner of education. Kalac will also address the peti- said borough school children in grades 3-8 had scored 11 The board also voted unanimously to set room the secret election had violated the state's Open Public tion, which seeks a ruling by Burke in the election dispute. months above grade level, or in the 93rd percentile on a thermostats at 65 degrees, although Bradley asked that Meetings Act (the Sunshine Law). "The insurance companies have said there is no national comparison basis. temperature, not thermostat settings, be used as the norm. The five, Johnson, Charles Darrah. Ronald Skoog, money," Johnson said last night, "and the board must The fifth grade posted the highest average, with a total Nicholas Caivano and Dianne Petruzella, are named as give some thought to how to make payment (to Kalac)." average of math and English grammar and uaage scores The superintendent said the 65 degree setting would be individuals in the suit, along wit the board as a whole. Board Attorney Robert H. Otten said the state will not in the 97th percentile. which means that only three too cold in many of tlie rooms, declaring that "65 degrees Last month, Caivano, Goodall, Mary Keale and mandate how the costs are met, and said they could be percent of the children taking the tests nationally scored on a wall thermostats is different from 65 degrees on the Monroe Marx supported a motion by Barbara Fisher that paid voluntarily. better than Shrewsbury students. floor, and children sit closer to the floor than the ceiling." 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, SEP" Cleveland blitz batters Cowboys, 26-7

CLEVELAND (AP) - Brian Sipe passed for two touch- after icrambj the NFL this season. I • • •- ' H • • 1.-14 downs, and free safety Thoin Harden returned a pass in- Three pi : Imike Roger Darden, who made All-Pro last season when he in- Cl»— Logan 2] patt from Sipt (kick fallad) terception for another score in a first-quarter blitz that Sluuti.: Clt—Ntwiomi S2 p»u from Sip« (Cockrofi kick) I mleicep- tercepted 10 passes, came into the Dallas game without a Cla Oardan M Intarcaptlon rtlurn ICoekroft kick) carried the Cleveland Browns to a 26-7 Njlional Football I ion Hi .fwhouse theft this season. L)4l Mill 48 pait from SlauDach ped a twp- Pete Vuckovich, enabled him to break the record he had tHe Pirates. The two teams meet .ij;ain here Tuesday and ' shared with the legendary Ty Cobb. Wednesday nights to finish their season series Gle the inning Only 27 major league players have managed four or Pittsburgh took the opener 5-2 with the aid of a two-run with ,i I.. the other more 200-hlt seasons and only seven have done it mora homer and a run-scoring triple by Bill Robinson before a witii nm than six times. season-high crowd of 49,1:17 at Three Riven Stadium In the second game. Montreal gained a 6-6 tie with a three- ANAIU'l ii> um with a Cobb had nine, and Lou Gehrig, Wee Willie Keeler run eighth-mniny rally off Pirates reliever Kent Tekulve, who single Olid : is beat Paul Waner had eight each. Charlie Gehringer and Rog- saved the first game the American ers Hornsby had seven 200-hit campaigns. Tekulve yielded a run-scoring infield hit by Larry I'arnsh League Wi Rose's first 200-hit year was in 1965 with the Cincin- and a two-run pinch-hit double by John Tamargo before (irant the -i I •• , i nst 1.1 nati Reds He reached that plateau again in 1966, 68, 69, Jackson retired the side o They 70, 73, 75, 76 and 77. In the Montreal ninth. Rusty Staub walked, took second on r.i main- Cobb reached 200 for the first time in 1907 with the a single by catcher Dully Dyer and scored mi Valentine I inj; Detroit Tigers and did itorthe ninth time in 1924, also with single to right off Jackson. 8-5, the loser oconii Detroit. In the opner. Montreal took a 2-0 lead in the tirst inning on Innini H tj in the Rose's hit also extended his current hitting streak to Rary Carter's two-run, bases-loaded single off Bert Blyleven r|ur,i y ,•. APptwto 22 games, tops in the major leagues this year. Seattle's D.in Schatzeder held thai leaJ through five innings, retir- WAITING IS OVER —Philadelphia Phillies Pete Dan Meyer and Texas' John Grubb shared the previous Ing 13 batten In a row in one stretch PHILA1 :|ie tie- Rose won't have to wait anymore. He has attained high of 21 with Rose. Braves 8, Astros 1 . breaking dinals the major league record of hitting 200 base hits in 10 Rose had a 44-game hitting streak last year while with _ Braves 5, Astros 4 took , ! by seasons. ' Cincinnati. ATLANTA (larv Malthews droVe'iii tour runs, Including Pl'tr.l .i- two in ,i five-run Atlanta sixth inning, powering the Bravea to :i victory over Houston and a sweep of their doubleheader to CHU Elliott 1 dampen the Altroj' Nation^ League Western Divismii title • Cfalg Sw in catti The Braves won the opener 5-4 on Jerrv Royster's run- victor Palmer asked to start, Perkins can't complains of sore arm BAI.TIMOHE IAPi — The Baltimore Orioles have Weaver would use Mike Flanagan, a 23-game winner, in hide feelings clinched the American League East championship, but game No. 2. followed by Dennis Martinez, Scott-McGregor they're not without their problems and Steve Stone. There aren't many football coaches who don't take the Manager Karl Weaver and pitcher Jim Palmer engaged in Palmer, who has been taking his regular turn for a couple game home with them Some like Barry RlZtO of Matawan another of their shouting matches Sunday morning. The topic of weeks, is expected to hurl a couple innings of relief Tuesday Regional, turn thv faucets 'ill so hard that nobody can open ofargumentation this time was over Weaver's pitching rota- night and make a start in Cleveland on Friday. iln'iii Others. Ilk'' \lex Webster em relax u:ili ,'juke Hie tion for the upcoming playoffs "Hopefully, that will get him ready. . and he'll be Bill'Arnspargers grow old.with defeat, and the John McVays II all started when Palmer, who has missed some 15 starts healthy," Weaver said. ran try to liide disappointment behind a quip tins season because of various physical ailments, said his Ray Perkins, the rookie and still virgin coach ol the Hevk right forearm was hurting after pitching one inning in a • York Giants, doesn't try to hide inythitlg He vv,ml,ill I know postponed game Saturday night how. and hedoesn'l w ml to le irn I was shocked. " Weaver said. "I want him to start the How They Stand Perkins, like George Patton, doesn t try to win friends or first playoff game and now he's worried that he might not be AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE at his best." EAST influence people with a pleasant personality He wouldn't L Pet. Following a closed door meeting with Weaver and General x-Bctiimore Montre.il * 60* know hnw l|i> is a country hoy sturk under the glare Dl New Milwaukee .587 Vfi, t'ltlstniryh .603 York'9artificial lights. ,md he is not about to Changs Manager Hank Peters, Palmer contended he was given an Boston S6S 11 St. Louis 44? ultimatum — either pitch the playoff opener next week or go Ntw York U9 17 Philadelphia 81 M 416 Detroit 53} IB Chicago 78 . 78 soo Ntw York $7 ft 17 - on the disabled list Peters and Weaver denied there was any Cleveland ,510 |1W 36S Toronto s: KM 133 49 WEST ultimatum WEST Cincinntli ' "That's not the case at all," Weaver said. "Jim is California B6 71 Houston MB Kansas Citv II Los Aneeles .417 worried that if he starts the first game, he won't be able to Minnesota B1 75 .119 * • S«n Fr-.nci.co 69 87 .442 Texas 78 7« .500 7Vi •..in Dlcoo 6) 91 417 23 start the fifth game. I told him there might not be a fifth Chlcaoo 68 U .442 16' J Atlanta 63 92 .404 I*1 i JONNl game. We've been in the playoffs five times, and only once has Seattle « 91 417 W*i Oakland S3 103 340 32"» Yeittrday t Oamtt it Jone five games." x-clinched division title Vaiter New York 3, Chicago 1 diyiCimi Peters added: "A manager tells a player when he'll play Pittsburgh 5 6, Montreal 2-7 I il.K California 4, Kansas Cltv 3 Atlanta 5-8, Houston 4-1 and Karl told Jim he's pitching the first game. Jim said OK." Only same scheduled Sl-Louls 7, Philadelphia 2 Today's Oamei Ontv games scheduled Although Palmer has only a 9-6 record,, after winning 20 or Toronto (Sttab 11) at Boston {Stanley Today's Game* more in eight of the past nine seasons. Weaver wants his U. mi. 'id P.m. * New York (Hausman 1 • and Scoll 1-2) Detroit (Morris 15-7) at Baltimore at Chicago (McClothtn 12-13 and Caudill experience to open the best-of-five series against the'Western (Stone 11-71,7:30P.m. 0-71.2,1 P.m. Cleveland (Wise 15-9) at New York Houston (Richard 16-13) at Atlanta Division champions The 33-year-old veteran has, a 7-2 record (Bealtle3-6),BP m (BoggsQ-1). 7:3Sp.m. in postseason games. Seattle (Bannister V li) at Milwaukee Montreal (Sanderson 9-7) at Pittsburgh The young Giant) coach is able'to do, iornething that some tSorensen tS-13), 8.30o.m. (Robinson 8-71,7:35 p.m Chicago tKravec 13-13) at Minnesota St Louis (Fulahamv-7) at Philadelphia people can'l do He c in hide ins feelings Mnnd a mask iZahn 13-6).8:30p.m. (Larson 1-0). 7:35p.m. Perkins doesn.t lie end he doesn i smile The expression Oakland (Kingman 7-6) at Texas (Alex- San Diego (Shirley 7-t4) at Cincinnati I oil tops Beacon Hill ander S-7),l:3Sp.m ' seems I" alw t) s be th il 'it I sniper tracking a target 100 ) (Norman 11-11 or Bonham 9-61. 8:05p.m. Kansas City (Chamberlain 4-3) at Cali- Los Angeles (iutchlle 16 9) at San fornia (Barr 10-12), 10:30 p.m. Francisco (Hellcki 5-7), 10:35p.m. away The Mid-Jersey Womens C'.olf Association reached the Tomorrow's Garnet Tomorrow's Gimti Inside, the man is being torn apart by every ga hallway point in its tournament with the completion of third Detroit at Baltimore, 7.30 P.m New York at Chicago. 1:30p.m. ntiv DayaKlngilan Toronto at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Warn IBMI HD-WIJ talk iboul it, ti'.it ;inrxpn.ssum >.v i s i • round action Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. NOT EASY > Odis Cleveland at New York, B p.m. St Louis at Philadelphia, MS p.m. change I-\ ' In murmured after Sunday's toss to the Ragiei it < a gut yeek, The Lions surprised everyone by upending Bayonne on could be number five Red Bank Catholic. feeling When I was a playsi Rrad iTJoiit tin iol Saturday night and earned their position on the Top 10. RBC took Red Bank's best shots last week, hung in there I remember But 1 never lost many as a plaj •' Barry Manasquan. believed to be the class of the "B" Division and turned the game around in the second half, stopping the

"1 think most ol the pla] im« feeling that I • im in Smith was stale in a 14-0 win over Freehold Township, but this Buccaneers for a total of two yards, all on the ground. do." week Ited Bank Regional moves into the resort town to St. John Vianney lost a coach and a number of solid lie s.ud nvisl. • loot n invent the Big Blue with a real test. performers, but It didn't affect the Lancers play last week. Perkins. r)bviousl) a disciplined person himself, preaches tlloujiti it "A" Shore Regional, defending Top 10 champ of 1978, is foucth Coached by Jerrgy Clareyt-St. John went on to rout St. Peter's discipline as his credo for su ia To him. that means after getting past solid Keyport, but the dark horse of 1979 of New Brunswick and take the sixth position on the Top 10. discipline "ii tie1 Field md aU n I ted •>< dlioiplhui groatm DM Meanwhile, Ocean Township ran roughshod over Mon- little mistakes thai make the difference between losing and mouth Regional for seventh place on the list, and Holmdel •"Inning. Iw'wlW.vtt showed it would be a threat in the "C" Division by running "You are going to have mistakes," he said, "but they over Point Pleasant Beach. That victory put the Hornets In have to be kepi td i minimum We're not a good enough Websfer may be ready for Nets eighth place just ahead of Keansburg. The Titans, believed by toolball team 10 nuke that riany mistakes and win. It's really Coach Chip LaBarca to be in a rebuilding year, ran up and ttraftfe. We tn.flde ill those mistakes and we still had a chance v Yiil k stretching." down the field Saturday in pasting Green Brook. Green Brook to win • in the The spokesman said Webster would work out with the topped the Titans in the Central Jersey Group I playoffi a I vrknis laid ill this during his second coming Sunday. He ght, will Knicks this morning, then be fitted for the brace. year ago. It didn't lake long for Keansburg to rebound. had delivered a -'i irl Rumson-Fair Haven Regional and Long Branch tied on the .ind then" had walked oul \bout 25 minutes latfir. he had in Thui n exhibi- field last week and are duplicating that feat on the Top 10. colmod down enough to answer questions. thin-gam NL lauds Parrish of last Me is not any e IS) interview He talks softly and some- THE DAILY REGISTER times seems to be staring at the heavens when he speaks 'irt his knee last NEW YORK (AP) - Larry Parrish of the Montreal Expos 1 fdin60 was named the National League Player of the Week yester- TOP W But he doesn't hold any punches He will not be satisfied 1. Matawtn Reg. (1-0) 7. Ocean Twp. (14) with himself, his coaches or the team until it begins to win on The day ' problem nftis, and Parrish batted .371 for the week ending Sunday, drilling I. Manasqiup (1-0) 8. Holmdel (1-0) • How long will that be' He won't answer that; he doesn't know 3. Mlddletown No. (1-0) S.Keanibuiid-l) • five doubles and three home runs. He scored seven runs and The. feeling will be there in his guts alter every loss, 4. Shore Reg. (l-«) 10. Runuon-F.H. Reg. however He won't sleep, he will continue to lose weight, and drove in eight as the Expos remained in the thick of the VV.'h try pro- National League East race. 5. R. B. Catholic (1-0) (0-1-1) and Long Branch he will be smoking more, instead of less 1 in the I.Sl.JohnVUniieyU-0) (0-0-1). tie "If I stm getting that feeling, I hope I have enough guts to ites before limp- Parrish hit three homers and a double, drove in seven runs cqjl it quits. ' he snapped between puffs But I've got it, and Monday by Dr. and scored four in Saturday's doubleheader against Philadel- phia. Transactions I'm not about to call it'|ui is •UIULL He beat out Pete Rose of Philadelphia, who ran his hitting The man wouldn't know how to quil He won't make a lot CINCINNATI REDS—Namtd Gtors* Schcrotr. mt>Mfj«r of IIMIr Tampa firm of friends doing il. but eventually he will have the Giants •Iir D ol what hi' had streak to 21 games and bitted .419 for the week. Rose needs team In th* Clats A Florid* Slat* Lfagut tor t*W. lid "He une more hit to become the first player in major league MOTMU winning their share of g < NlUaatl Partial! UNH After that, who knows" luld \ history to reach 200 hits In lOdlfferent seasons. BALTIMORE COLTS— Da.K T«»lor. oltinllvt lacall. rttlrrt SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1979 The DMly RegfcaCT 11 Tampa Bay is doing the punching now By BRUCE LOWETT going in." defensive end "This is a confidence builder for us. We'll use might have taken a lot of the fight out of us. In the back of our Associated Preti Sporti Writer That's confidence. And that has helped the Bucs build a 4-0 it to our own advantage. I think it will convince a few people minds we might have started to give up right there Not any record. Not bad for a team which, in its first year, went 0-14, that we really are a very good football team. more." The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are playing the biggest con- was 2-12 its second time out of the gate and managed a 5-11 "I guess in a way we're still convincing ourselves. Each fidence game in the National Football League. "Yeah, that's what used to happen to us," added Johnson record last year. time we win we get that much more confidence. And I'll tell "We were young guys and didn't have that together feeling The club that began its life as a punching bag for one team "The attitude we have now is that we can beat anybody," you one thing; it's sure nice to be on the clean end of the stick, when we fell behind early. We'd start thinking it was time to after another and a punchline to one joke after another is says linebacker Cecil Johnson. "If we lose, it'll be because for a change " go home." doing all the punching now — and laughing while it does. we beat ourselves. Nobody's going to beat us." Confidence. The Bucs possess it the way the Pittsburgh "We're getting that killer instinct," says Ricky Bell. Even after their first three victories this season they were Steelers do. They're winners They don't wonder how long this Often, the mere fact of winning attracts an unpleasant Until recently he was known primarily as the answer to the scoffed at. Look at who they beat, the fans said. Detroit, can go on. They don't wonder if they'll win again next week side effect — pressure to keep winning Fans who used to call trivia question, "What running back was drafted No.l when Baltimore and Green Bay, three teams which, collectively, That kind of thinking is for losers. They KNOW they're good. a close loss a moral victory can quickly turn into per- Tony Dorsett was drafted No.2?" Now he, rookie runner Jerry have a 2-10 record today. Wait'll they meet a REAL team — The only thing that seems to surprise them is that it's taken fectionists But Williams and the Bucs insist they're not Kckwood and second-year quarterback Doug Williams are like the Los Angeles Rams — the fans said. the rest of the country so long to find out perturbed helping to give the Bucs an offense to go along with their On Sunday they beat the Rams 21-6. The only points Los ''This was a pivotal game for us because now we're "I don't think there's one guy on our team really thinking defense. Angeles scored came on a first-quarter inteception before the getting the national press we deserve," says Bell. about pressure," says the quarterback "I know there's no "Remember how the fans here used to talk about putting Bucs scored all their points in the second period. After the "Suddenly a lot inure people are looking at us and the pressure on me. The only pressure I feel Is from people i'V Signs on the a>-yard hnas, 'Th* But* stop ht>rr".'" Bell game, All-Pro defensive-end fort -YgungMood of 016 Rams truth is coming out - that we're really as gooU as we've Been always asking me about pressure." recalls. "We used to wonder, 'How are we going to blow it?' assessed the Bucs simply: "Anybody who takes them lightly saying," says Johnson. How good are the Bucs, a 4-0 team with a schedule that What's going to go wrong this time?' And somehow we'd is a fool." Confidence The word seeps into all their conversations. could produce a season record of 12-4 or better7 make the mistake that would cost us another touchdown. "Some people are sure to say the Rams were down and we "We have a lot o( confidence now," says Bell. "A year . "We're for real," says Eckwood "Even Howard iCosell) Now, when we get down near the goal line we know we're were up and we lucked out," says Lee Roy Selmon, a super ago, a quick touchdown, a bad touchdown like the Rams got, will say we're for real." Amalfitano takes over Rutgers gets for Franks in Chicago ECAC support HYANNIS, Mass (AP) - The football association CHICAGO (AP) - Herman Franks, who had indicated for before returning to the Cubs last season. Rutgers University gained sighted its small membership more than a month that he would not return to manage the Amalfitano came to the ball park yesterday to confer with some support yesterday in its of six schools as the reason Chicago Cubs in 1980, officially resigned yesterday and Coach Franks as usual when Franks told him he was resigning and bid to stave off expulsion for supporting the scarlet . ii »•', Amalfitano was named interim manager. that Amalfitano would run the club the final week of the from the ECAC when the Army, Navy, Penn, Cor- "It's been a lot of fun these three years," said Franks. "I season. Eastern Intercollegiate nell and Princeton, the other Lightweight Football Con- members, do not want to op- love it here, it's a great city. 1 have no regrets except that I'm "Yes, I have desires to manage," said Amalfitano. "I ference withdrew its affilia- erate with only five mem- sorrv we didn't win a pennant." turned down one job before. I'm kind of looking forward to tion from the governing body bers, thus causing a bye each Franks came out of retirement in 1977 to take the Cubs' this week. Whether they'll grade me on what I do,, I have no of colleges in the east. week managerial job at the request of Bob Kennedy, who had been Idea." Rutgers, along with four named general manager. The IC4A. the track and By being named interim manager, Amalfitano auto- other members, Duquesne, field affiliate, voted yester- The Cubs finished fourth in 1977 with an 81-81 record and matically qualifies as a candidate for the regular job. Other George W a s h i n g t o n day to retain its membership were third last year with a 79-83 mark. They were 78-77 under names which have popped up include Whitey Herzog, current Massachussetts and St with the fcCAC and also to Franks this season. manager of the Kansas City Royals, and Preston Gomez, Boneventure, have violated switch the site of its 1979 Franks, 65, managed the San Francisco Giants from 1965 currently a coach with the Los Angeles Dodgers and a former ECAC regulations by signing cross-country cham- through 1968 and they finished second all four seasons. manager at San Diego and Houston. an agreement with the pionships, set for Oct 26, Earlier this season, when the Cubs got off to a poor start, Herzog was quoted as saying, "I've had a lot of calls, not Eastern Athletic Association Franks appeared to be on the verge of quitting. But suddenly pertaining to televising the club perked up and Franks with it. from general managers but from people just trying to find out if I'd be interested in going to Chicago and some other places. basketball games But once the Cubs swooned again late in August, Franks The ECAC demands all Hawks top lot it bo known generally that he would not return I'm not going to do or say anything until I find what's going on here (in Kansas City). If they ask me back here, I'd like to members participate In Its An Associated Press report Sunday that he was fed up with TV program rather than that present-day players led to his announcement Monday. come back, but so far I haven't heard anything from them Scarlet (the Royals)." of any other league to which Amalfitano, 45, was an infielder with the Giants, the they belong Kennedy said he will wait until after the season is over and Houston Astros and later the Cubs. He coached for the Cubs The five schools are ex- in tennis from 1967 to 1971 and then the Giants and San Diego Padres then name a manager as soon as possible. JOE AMALFITANO pected to be expelled from WEST LONG BRANCH - the ECAC Wednesday during Monmoulh College's womens the windup of the annual con- tennis team fell to the vention However, Rutgers Rutgers University Jayvee, left its hopes alive when the 5'J-3'J, in a match yesterday Titan Trapasso garners Register praise football league voted to disaf- Singles victories for Mon- filiate itself from the ECAC. Mark Trapasso lined up as a flanker on Keansburg High mouth wore scored by Kegina School's football team last season As a junior this season, .l.iiiiniii Patrice Murray, and Titan Coach Chip LaBarca moved Trapasso to halfback. Webster to get bin l.avell«. The Hawks re- cord dropped to 0-2. "I did it out of necessity, " LaBarca said. "He was the new knee brace starting flanker last year and had played some as a running NF.W YORK (API - Regina Ji back as a freshmen." Marvin Webster, the New >(• »j.b-4 Patrice Murr (M) d Margai "It wasn't a very difficult decision." York Knicks' 7-foot-l center iBvrne. 6 3 6 1 Clare Pfeiter d Dede Phi I Hi And it's a decision LaBarca is glad he made as Trapasso who reinjured his right knee t bib i immediately paid dividends by rushing for 235 yards and a in the team's preseason open- Martha V E ton (A) o Ma touchdown in Keansburg's 21-0 victory over Green Brook er at Lansing, Mich.. Sunday 1) d Betiy Lettei Saturday night, will be fitted fora new d Julie Pnti. t For his efforts, the 5-7, 160-pounder as been chosen as the knee brace today. He may be 6 1 Daily Register's "Offensive Player of the Week " ready to play in Thursday Tarrantola Pfeirer IRl d Murray night's National Basketball Phillips 6 3 2 6. 6 1 "Mark is a natural athlete and good athlete does well on Association exhibition game Lavelle Lesle<\4 6. 14. 17 our team, " LaBarca said. "We thought we could run the trap Barton Ch«is Beak lev (R) d Kartn against New Jersey against Green Brook and we did. He's solid." HeiberShirlev Jaraok. 6-0. t 1 The Titans are also solid at fullback with Carl Strauch (5-4,155). Strauch had 149 yards and a TD Halfback Mike Zupa of St. John Vianney was unstoppable in the rain Friday night as he romped for three TD's in the Lancers 21-0 win over St. Peter's of New Brunswick Joe Pingitore of Shore Regional showed his all-around ability as he scored a TD, kicked two field goals and added an extra point in the Blue Devils' 19-6 win over Keyport. In addition, Pjngitore rushed for 165 yards. Matawan Regional's Dave Sasso scored two TD's and tossed a 70-yard bomb from his tailback spot in the Huskies single wing. Sasso chalked up 38 yards rushing and 93 yards in ItMllltr >UH pHolo by Don Lordl the air. His efforts helped Matawan top Howell, 20-7. LEADS ORANGE RUSH —/Mark Trapasso goes over Register's Offensive Player of the Week, ran for 235 Skip Wohlert of Ocean Township scored on runs of 47 and for a Keansburg touchdown Saturday to lead the Titans yards inthegame. three yards in leading the Spartans to a 21-0 victory over to a 21-0 victorv over Green Brook. Trapasso, The Dally Monmouth Regional. See the USC on top; Irish, Penn St. tumble KNICKS By HERSCHEL NISSENSON season poll. Last week it was Michigan, Washington, Pittsburgh, Flori- Missouri jumped from ninth to fifth with 898 points for da State, Arkansas, Ohio State, Purdue. Southern Methodist, AP Sports Writer trouncing Mississippi 33-7 and Nebraska climbed from sev- N.C. State and UCLA vs. the NETS Southern California, Alabama, Oklahoma and Texas con- enth to sixth with 862 points after downing Iowa 24-21. Pitt dropped out by losing to North Carolina 17-7 The tinued to dominate The Associated Press college football Panthers were replaced by LSU. which walloped Rice47-3. in a preseason ratings today, while Missouri vaulted into fifth place and Michigan State defeated Miami of Ohio by that same 24-21 NBA exhibition game. Pcnn State and Notre Dame tumbled out of the Top Ten. score and rose from eighth to seventh with 816 points while Southern Cal, a 48-14 winner over Minnesota, received 51 Houston, which had the week off, moved up from 10th to- Top 20 eighth. first-place yotes and 1,286 of a possible 1,300 points from a Bv TM AiMclaiM) Preu 11 Houston 2 0 0 Monday, October 8th, 7:00 p.m. nationwide panel of 65 sports writers and broadecasters. Rounding out the Top Ten^Jvere Washington and Purdue, The Top Twenty teami In The At- 9 Washington J-0-0 icxJited Press college football poll, with IO Purdue 2 10 at Alumni Memorial Gymnasium Alabama, which routed Baylor 45-0, received 13 first-place which were 12th and 17th a week ago. Notre Dame skidded first-place votes In parentheses, record! Michigan 210 and total points Points bated on J00 Monmouth College, West Long ballots and 1,235 points. Last week, Southern Cal led 49-12 in from fifth place to 15th by losing to Purdue 28-22 while Penn 10-19- UH HIS H 13 12 II 10 9 8 7 6 5 * 3 Arkansas 2-O-0 4 Ohio State 30-0 first-place votes and 1,227-1,153 in points. State bowed to previously winless Texas A&M 27-14 and•Mi 1-1-0 Branch ISO California (51) 3-0-0 5 Notre Dame Oklahoma held onto third place with 1,122 points following slipped from sixth to 18th. Washington defeated Oregon 21-17. 1.Alabama (13) a-oo 1,23) 6 No. Carolina State a 49-13 drubbing of Tulsa while Texas received the remaining This week's Second Ten consists of Michigan, Florida 3 Oklahoma 20 0 1.111 7 UCLA 4 Teaai (u 1-0-0 1,040 B.Penn State Come see how the Knicks and Nets first-place, vote and 1,040 points after finally opening its State, Arkansas, Ohio State, Notre Dame, North Carolina S.Minourl 3-0-0 19 Southern Melhodisl 6.Nebraska 'i0 l omiiana State season with a 17-9 victory over Iowa State. State, UCLA, Penn State, Southern Methodist and Louisiana T.Michigan State shape up for the 1979-80 season. The top four teams have been the same since the pre- State. m Your choice of seats! General Admission — $7.00 Sports Schedule Courtside seating plus Ken Norton announces retirement admission to a post-game reception TODAY HolmdH at Rumson Cron Country Manchester a~i Point Beach with Knick players — $20.00. SAN DIEGO (AP) — Ken Norton, who broke Muhammad 1971. In 1973, Norton, an unheralded former Marine champion, Rantan at Middletown North • St Rose at Red Bank Catholic Ocean at Point Pleasant Boro Freehold TWP at Long Branch All's jaw In one of sport's greatest upsets, has announced his stunned the boxing world by fracturing Ali's jaw and took a 12- Southern at Toms River South Point Boro at Kevport Sponsored by the Asbury Park Press retirement, a day after the death of his longtime manager and round decision in San Diego, his adopted hometown. Henrv Hudson at Freehold Henrv Hudson at Keansburg tor the benefit of the Monmouth College Fund. waliatManasQuan Field Hocktv close friend Bob Biron. At the height of his boxing success, Norton also gained Red Bank at Rumson Monmouth at Ocean Middletown South at Howell Lakewood at Manasouan Norton, the only heavyweight champion who never won a some notoriety in acting. He appeared in featured roles in two Shore at Monmouth Keypoi t at Rumson . licketi al $. Manchester at Point Pleasant Beach Point Boro at Red Bank Pleaie tend ma- .each. title fight, said he will give up boxing to concentrate on his films with slave era boxing themes, "Mandingo" and Matawan at Neptune Henrv Hudson ai Snore "Drum." St Rose at Red Bank Catholic Hoimdei oulh career with a 41-6-1 record, including disputed losses to AH Marlboro at Manalapan Ocean al Monmouth —ndcemh. i dropped out of Northeast Missouri State College after two Soccer Central at Southern and Jimmy Young. Keansburg at Freehold years. He said he later took up fighting while in theMarine Ocean at Wall Biron, 67, died in nearby Rancho Santa Fe Monday night, Manaiouanat Asburv Park Long Branch al Manasquan Corps "because Idldn't want to work ... and I was tired of Rumson at Point Beath St John-at Middletown North nine months after surgery for a brain tumor. Red Bank at Point Boro Shore at Red Bank what they had me studying,Morse code." Holmdal at Shore Holmdel al Manchester Addreaa "I can't go on without Bob," Norton said in a telephone Freehold Twp. at Long Branch Mariboroat Melawan In his first 10 amateur fights he won each bout with first 1 St Row al Red Bank Catholic Henrv Hudson at Freehold Central atSt Joseph's Zip conversation. round knockouts. He had a 24-1 amateur record and turned pro Gymnastics Nrnluneat Manaiapan Town Middielown South at East Brunswick "When we first started boxing together, Bob and 1 made a immediately after leaving the Marines. Middletown North at Savreville GirliGvror*stics Monmouth at Franklin Wai ntdn Phon* „ pact. If anything happened to me, he would quit and if After a steady six year rise to the top, his pro boxing Ocean al Middletown North Toms River South at Tomi River East Mmll lo: Om* Tlekttw, Development OtHce, Monmouth anything happened to Bob, I would quit," Norton, 34, said career went Into a fast skid in the past year. Girli Cross Country Manatauan al Neptune Albury Park at Harltan Shore at Red Bank Catholic College, West Long Branch, N.J. 07764. Monday in a telephone interview from Los Angeles. Shore at Ocean Savrevilleal Matawan A year ago in June, he lost the WBC heavyweight title to Manalapan at Holmdel Biron, former vice chancellor for finance at the Univer- Larry Holmes. Southern at Toms River South sity of California-San Diego, became Norton's manager in 12 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1979 CBA upsets Raritan, 3-2 Neptune goalie Gary LINCROFT - Tom Raf- and Dave Peru, but Matawan Casey goalie John McKen uDiowlcz, John Reed and ferty scored two fourth-peri- got one goal back from An- na had 15 saves. Dave Formichella had the Durkin made eight saves and od goals including the game- thony Caurdullo and then CeMnl7,Marikent others as St. Rose evened its Gary Tom-Suden had 15 saves winner with two minutes re- Woloshyn tied it. BAYVILLE - Ralph record at M. for JFK (4-1) The Fliers out- maining, to lead unbeaten The Eagles 10-3-11 had a Carerro scored four goals in- Chris Danda accounted for shot JFK, »-14. Christian Brothers (4-0) to a 19-16 shot edge with Matawan cluding three in the first peri- the lone goal for the Lions Red B«k Reg I, Mater Dell 3-2 upset of Shore Conference netkeeper George Jarvij od as Central ripped (3-2). LITTLE SILVER - Jow "A" North power Raritan. turning away 14 shots. Steve Marlboro. St Rose had a 14-1 shot Chlcas scored in the first pe- With CBA trailing, 1-1, Springsteen had nine saves Pete Aiken and Tom Is- advantage with Middletown riod and teammate Kevin going into the final period, for Middletown South 10-3-1) sacs scored unassisted goals goal goalie Lee Mannally Mueller added a second peri- llalferty tied the match with M.dilon Ootral 4, HBC t for Marlboro while goalie having nine saves. od goal as the Bocs handed a penalty kick and then took a RED BANK - Dave Steve Rosenberg of the the Seraphs their second pass from Homer Breton and Black scored two goals to Mustangs had nine saves. Neatiae I, JFK (Will- straight loss. drilled shot from in front of lead Madison Central to its Central outshot the losers, l»|boro) • the net to win the game. third win without a setback. H NEPTUNE - Vlnnie Matt Begley scored Mater John Carbone put Raritan John Collins and Dan St. Rote S, Mlddlelowa North Campanile and EdDeis lone goal In the second in front, 1-0, with a first-peri- Walsh scored the goals for 1 Redwanski scored third peri- period. Martin Brooks made od goal but CBA's Bob Burger the Caseys who., dropped to BELMAR - Len Lolla od goals to lead the Fliers to U saves for Red Bank. Lou tied it in the second period. 1-4. scored two goals and Paul their third win. Scaduto stopped M Buc shots • luu ruiu•»—Mtry Beth Wlcktoy, center, Is the Bamm Hottow Carbone put the Ilaeketi ladies champion. Here she Is congratulated by Linda Schottland, left, second in front again with a goal in runnerup and Audrev Goss, right, first runnerup. the third period before Raf- ferty's two goals won it. Raritan had a 23-22 edge in Matawan netters score shots,, but CBA goalie Joe Raymond stopped 19 shots Donahue lifts Royals Matawan Regional High School's girls tennis team ex- Smarm. Colaplntofl and Marv Joan MCKaon I5J0 d LIU KarelnUI and iut Vince LaMattina had 10 saves tended its winning streak to five matches by edging Red Bank '^ninaAmalo-Dlanna Horai ISJI 0 ClnOr MaMlka—MKMa Sanun.a. 4-1. for the Rockets who lost their Catholic yesterday, 3-2. • first match after three vic- Nancy Ornstein, Susan Jacolow, and Lauren Levine were tories. all straight set winners for the Huskies. Omstein is also LIU B1.i-l in MYAA soccer win Judy Balaruhmitt IMS) d MafBartt Rajio.a-1,4-J Matawan Reg. 2, Middletown undfeated on the season. The Caseys dropped to 2-2. Nlcol Hono IMN) d Hawaan NlMr,M.M MIDDLETOWN - George Donahue Strikers, 2-0. tali Ocean Township topped Long Branch, 4-1; Raritan edged DaataM scored two goals as the Royals routed the Eddie Moutran scored two goals as the ABERDEEN - A goal by St. John Vianney, 3-2; Middletown South defeated Middletown Rosin Rabrlt Karan Kaudal IMSI d. Ka»» Flnoon 1 Irva aartneM.«-). M Rangers, 9-0, in the boys 1215 division of the Comets zipped the Cut Ups, 5-0 In the 10-11 North, 4-1 and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional knocked off Haldl Zalslar-Erka Ptlll.r IMS) d , Mar. Bam Ronay L«l» Mark Woloshyn early in the hwarti.l4,l-I.S-3 Middletown Youth Athletic Association's soc- division while the wdies beat Murphy's, 1-0. fourth quarter enabled Manasquan, 4-1 in other matches. cer league. In the girls division, Sherri Keene scored Matawan to tie Middletown «•«•• >, II. Mm Vlamv «.»•«« «. Ml 1 five goals as the Lambs ripped the Colts, I- O.aca Saundafl (Ml d !!'.'.'!!!. Jaoal WMHI. W. W In other division matches, Dan Fitzsim- South lltnt Liabarman (Rid. ClairaSaarv. H,M. Annalla Hlllar»l d K«" '". W.a-1 JanalSwaanav.a-l.a-1. mons scored three goals as Snelling topped 10-0, in the 6-7 divison division while the The Eagles took a 2-0 lead Paula Vaftala (HI d Sandy Nait IRI d UH RMMJ, M. M Mauiwn Ouinn (Rid . CaMvMcCovtrn. tl.t-l the Rangers, 6-2; the Eagles zipped Passaro, Wolves beat the Cubs, 2-0 in the other match. on goals by Steve Keyucki ONM*I 2-0 and the Chiefs downed the Vikings, 5-0. Jackie Dyas scored all three goals as the Bonnn Po«rr> Sally Oglnn IRI d Kalhy 1 upoyman Sharon Madulr., M, M Fillies topped the Sharks, 3-1, in the girls B-8 Rally lltarldar. "all Fonylh IR) d Holly WKaalonShalla Barry. I Ml In the boys 6-7 division, Christian An- MaUxaa Hat. I. Kaa ••— CMMW1 drews and Brian Conoway scored goals as the with the Stingers beating the Strikers, 6-1, and the Blue Jays beat the Ponies, 3-1. Lion gals romp by Rams Nancy Ormlaln (Ml d -. Oonna Harada*. MM Rebels downed the Cowboys, 2-0, and the Suian Jaw (Ml d N«nc» O'arttn. a-I.M Barracudas nipped the Pintos, 1-0. In the girls 10-11, Terry Musara scored Lauran Lavlna IM) d RoWnSlawar. i-t.i 1 MIDDLETOWN - Middletown North South goalie Darlene Maxson recordeo o««Mn Dave Napalitano scored the lone goal as fize goals as the Bears beat the Shamrocks, Daldra McOann-Slacy Rubin III d. Mary Sr»«nan Joan Cauaranda, !•*. 74 6-1. The Tornadoes nippedthe Cougars, 10 in High School's field hockey team romped to her third shutout with four saves. Melody Paula Calhoun-Annmarla Raardon IR)d Lauran fialitwrfl Jwdv Gromlkh. » 1. the Mustands edged the Cosmos, 1-0 in the 6-7 their fifth straight victory by blanking South- Hirschbiegeh stopped six shots for Brick. The •] ' national while the Bullets tied the Arrows, the other match ern Regional, 3-0, yesterday. Eagles improved their record to 3-2 while the Ocaw Tanv 4, LaM Branch 1 J-3. Jeannette McCarthy scored three goals as Judy Kurman (Old Kalhy Wlo Wood. 4 4,4 I the Panthers beat the Squaws, 61, while the Robin Seidel, Kathy Parleman, and Nan- Dragons fell to 1-1-2. AnMlaChldonllLId HaMn SMWir. M. M Pat Kitson scored three goals as the cy Raymond scored the Lion goals. North Toms River South t, Neptune t Dabble Emary (Old Snafry Oaltnlui.4 3,4 1 Cyclones topped the Furies, 4-1, in the boys Lions topped the Jaguars and the Bob Cats omui goalie Karen ^Young had seven saves while NEPTUNE - Laurie Trumble scored two Ksthv Karnoll B€lh Hajddad (O) d CamlltStomato-Tracv Turnar,4 1.4 I 8-9 American division while the StingS topped routed the Wildcats, 7-1, in the 12-16 12-15 Karan Kacandai Mona Klaln (O) d Evtlvn Law-KathrynO'Hagan,4.1,44 division Sue Cavilier had 18 saves for the Rams (1-4) goals to lead the Indians to their second the Warriors, 3-1, and the Hurricanes edged The Lions outshot Southern, 27-11. victory of the season. The Scarlet Fliers the Hawks, 1-0. The Furies tied New Brunswick, 1-1, in Middle town South 1, Brick 0 suffered their third straight loss. Lee Peterson scored four goals as the the girls 16-18 while Matt Jaffe scored four BRICK ~ Jane Zarouni's first period goal Neptune goalie Patty Maher stopped sev- AIIC QUALITY AUTO REPAIRS Pumas stopped the Stompers 5-0 in the boys goals and Willie Bjornsund added three as the was all that was needed as the Eagles edged en of Smith's 20 shots on goal while Peg Fafh 8-9 National while the Trojans beat the MYAA Rascals ripped the Union Beach Specializing In Rowdies, 12-0, the Green Dragons. gloved both Flier shots. Tomahawks. 5-1. and the Cobras be* the TUNE-UPS • BRAKES EXHAUST* ALIGNMENT Kranepool plays out option relnspection itation #0137 NEW YORK (AP) - First baseman Ed Kranepool, the Body Work Afteflnlahlng only player to appear with the New York Mets in each of their Major League Box Scores For your convenience we will be open Saturdajt; 17 seasons, thinks he has played his last game at Shea Stadium special drop oft and pick-up hourt arranged. and is angry that management let it pass without a momenta SECOND OAMC FIRST GAME FIRST GAME SECOND GAME MONTREAL PITTSBURGH MONTREAL PITTSBURGH HOUSTON ATLANTA HOUSTON ATLANTA 4 W. Girllald Ave. 291-3849 Atlantic Highlands Kranepool, 34, is playing out his option He is completing a jb r h kl ab f h bt ab r h hi ab r h bl «b r b bl aft r h M ab r h W II r h II three-year, $300,000 contract and wants two more years at i i If 5 110 M n,,,i 4 0 0 1 Cromari If 4 0 10 Moreno cf 5 0 0 0 landily 2b 5 0* t 0 Miller cf 4 0 3 0 Puhl cf 4 0 10 Mliltr cf 4 12 0 Cain 2b 5 0 2 0 Foil si 4 12 3 Cash 2b 4 12 0 Foil it I 0 1 0 JConili %% 4 0)0 Rovsler 2b S 0 3 3 CRenlds ss 3 t 1 0 Hubbrd 2b 1 1 2 2 $150,000 per season but the Mets have balked at those num- Dawson cf Silt Parhtr rf S 0 2 0 Oawson ct 4110 Parker 0 Nicosia c 4010 Hulton ph i 0 0 0 Tekulve p 1000 Bochy c 2010 Frlai IS 4010 Andujar p 0000 Tamrg oh 10 12 Garner Ib 1110 Fryman p 0 0 0 0 JAlou oh 0 0 0 0 Chanty or 0 10 0 Piadion o 0 0 0 0 Games Played Weekend of Sept. 29 treated. 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Da«t Falkenbtrg and " M « IR »• SO "'• >' > ' ' Tatal 1141 4 E-D«J«.ui DP-Chlcago 3 LOB- a 4 a bS Cinciniu,. 0 0 000 111 Green Bav 2W 62 73Jim Trainor. delmuman lo Maine ol the 51. Lauli ?.I,I.,..IJ J Ntw Yorh6. Chttago4.3B—Habntrs. 3B— D Keansburg D Holmdel Will «msntar,Ho Anderson Fela Cheese (107) Rocco . Hi Waiftro Frost (H Fdioni Aflon Eager iPiiam) u i Ambitious Ruler (117) Adams .4-1 Mall or deliv.r lo: Football Conte.t, Th* Daily Register. On* A R Romeo (Inokai) ...... 2 60 Bell Captain (No Driver) fin: Paca, 12,300 4th: 111,000. Mdn . 2 vo Fill, t Fur. Classy Mar (114) McCaulvv . S-1 F-.MHM14N Most Haopv Thelma (Milan) Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 by 5 P.M. Thursday 4th Pace, H.ttO Meadowlands Results (.radio HIS) Asmussen 3 l Tiuba (101) Gomalei 6 1 3rd: Pact, i M, ii.ioo Soeedy Jeffrey (Morgan) Sept. 27. Friskev First (Kelly) ignile MIS) Fann IM Tread Lightly (U2) Velei 12-1 Little Treasure iSanteramol Blue Eagle (Miller) Good Sport N IR Filion) 1st:M,11I,Jvetup,tFyr lev Lassie (iiB) Sellers io 1 ;.«4M300 Lucky Timmy (Manni King ol Jive (1121 Thomas IM Ragtime J (LeCause) Northern Arrival (rVhitleyl Mail Call (118) No Boy 10 1 Buh Dance (107) Guerra 10 1 FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES Chanson Bleu (Basseni 6 00 3 *0 Mighty Dtnt (Stansberry) Lady Vixen iLong) 70 70BM7 40 Girl Doctor inn Rogers 12-1 Knapper 1117) Cordero S-1 Kennebec Adios (Maken • 6 W Mjdi (McGee) Vicky Oiborne (Poulin) Shamrock Sam (Rogers) 9 00 7 60 Dealer s Lady (tit) Lee S-1 Northern Shrike (10S) Rovers Bl ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE Exact* S-4ISJ M Placid Way tCtjnsol) Frank.e Gee i«uisein Hold Your Ticket iThornburgi 6 00 The Most Pleasure (113) Rocco IS 1 Fudge On (117) LDMI Ii 1 4th: Pact. 1 M. I2.UI Romano Creed (ConsoU St^tfit Miicfi (No Driven IM. I10.0D0, Mdni . 1 vet i Fur. Mi AiitMer M>ss (MO Nied U I American Breeie (IU) MacBetn 12-1 NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED Ardena Andy (SperendO J 70 2 40 2 20 Uncle Frank iTalone Jr ) IMh Pace, tl.MO, Clmg Amber Pass (MacBeth) 7 K3.20 210 TeaSipper (113) Guerra 4 1 Molly (112) Teieira 12-1 Hopeful Spirit iKelivl 2 402 10 AdorasC'imtv iBergerom Mh Pic, UNO Clmg Shekels and Pesos I VenenaO 3 10 J *0 Phoebe's Flame (ill) Fann S t tth: tt.ooo, cimB , 1 yt A », * Fur. S150 in Prize money will Each conteatant Is per- Dexler Throp* Thorp« IKing Jr I 7 20 Mac Oirecl N (Butler) Nillv Vic (Fedanck) Pirate (.aw ISamueil j *Q Gallant Flossie (111) Terry 20-1 Theatrical Bead (ill) Guerra 10-1 be given the persons mitted up to in entrlee. EitciHMlIM Cavo Doro iBavneil Angry Wave (DelliSanti) Dally Dawkle tUtiOl.M Copyright Law (KB) Maple 6 1 Jj's Dream (ill) Lopei 3-1 jtn Pat*, IM. urn Dining Out MngraiSia) union Judge mom jr i selecting the moat win- Switch your selection Eiacta 1-4 II9.M TrueioBomeo (111) NoBov . II Premier Pine 11161 Turcoitt IM Truant Bill ISanteramol » « 5 «4 00 Beishata (Bresnahanl Sherry BlueCniP (Moiseyevl ners from the football Jrd IM.DM.lvos.tFiir. CourttryCorn (Ml) Wacker 4 1 around as you wish. Con- LutibwStPoulmi . ... 4*0 3 40 Ira Ks Bunny (Rodeers) Upper Wdilaki IR Filtonj Ith: 121,000. Allw , 1 vo 4 UP. 1 1/1* M Dipiomal IMaole) 610 3 60 J 00 gamss listed above. 1st testants are allowed to Tultv Girl IScarpal 8 00 Sugar E (Rayll) Danno Aimahursi (Sanleramo) Beseech (US) Nemeli 5 1 One Above Prmte (111) Gurrra 10-1 Sports ComoitN (MacBelh) 4 20 2 K Four Score (1171 MtcBeth . . 5.7 Eiacta niiiM in Command N iConsol) llth: Pace. 11.7M Clmg Dakota Streaker (114) Steinberg it Place, $100.00. 2nd Place, submit one hand-sketched Surl Club (LOMI) 2 80 Itil; Pace, IM.IMM Oaring Dennis iBonacci) Fort Waikalo (Cruiel Hopped (107) Lopei »-1 T4x«chusetls (1)6) Adams 12-1 $30.00 3rd Place, 120.00. facsimile. Entry forma re- E>acta*Vl|t7 M How's The Hooligan (1171 Morales 31 Stuart Lobell iStadordl t 20 7 « 2 60 High Hope Bennv (No Driver i Ciar Alex (111) Rogers 4-1 tth: Pact. (MM.CImt. Freddy Beimpnt IMormi 4tn: Itl.tM, Mtfn. F1M. 1 vo t up, * Fur. Aisemoly Speech (1171 Castaneda 1} 1 produced electronically Pleasant Wavtrlv IKtilr) S 003 70 ' Frosty Mark (116) MacBeih IS 1 Flying Victory (Ktlly) Iobvhann« iWarnnglon) J Ms Margaret M ILopei) 5 KM DO « 00 Brainy (112) Figuero* 1S-1 Canbert ntti Mesiafos . 10 l In case ol a tie, single are not acceptable. F. M Danser (Stafford) 3 60 wattfi Hondo (Warnngtom Promised Flight IMacBelh) J 604 K Siar Rabian(117| Savler 12 1 Lanbcl 1111} Brown IS 1 Eiaciaa'7 171 M Ripping Rebel (Rutoi Ctiaiberi (Poulin) winner will be determined Country Rhythm (Wacker I t 60 F «lusivety Mine IU2) Nemeli 4 1 Jiunly Jpt (116) Morales 12 1 Jttl: Pact, 1 M, U.3M Stable Gossip (Luchenlol JeMerson Pol Luck (No Driver) by the closest to the total All entrlea muat be In the Triplet ti-lllM.M Ma,or Beau (112) Lopei 8 1 Uncle Morly (ill) Wacker 10 1 BveFulla iBreinahanl ] 00 7 60 2 70 Highland KIWI (Hundertotund Jr I Ciarma Blue (Forte) flh: IIJ.O00, Clmi, > VM, 1 l/n M •th: 110,000 Added Hdcp . 3 v«i « Pur. number ol polnta scored Register office by 5 P.M. llluiionttt (Morgan) 4 00 3 60 Leos Brother iPaaurt) < J M Chrryl IKelly) Indian Devil HID Rocco IS 1 'd'N Feathfrffj iLooff] . ?604»S«0 SuPft Who Milt Ouerra B 1 Neoooiilan (Belts) I 60 Mannerly Judge 111*) Minervim 10-1 by all teams on the con- or) the Thursday preced- Leader i Maid (Samynl 7 60 ) 40 Thrice Worthy (1200Adami 31 Musical Wall M12) Dial 12-1 Eiacta i-i lie M test card. ing the games. Only on* Fancv Broad iGomalei) I 20 Belle's Cold (119) Martent . 21 Ith Pace. IMRM Ellens Idea (114) Lopei S-1 Eiacta MM) 40 incubator (116) Black a.j award will be mad* to any Pot Hunter (ContOU SN300JOO Mighty Comment <1tU Wacker 4-1 SELECTIONS 4th (11.000, Allw.l ve lw. 6 Fur Mark an "X" In the square conteslam or household Scotch Santa (Rodgers) 3 20 2 00 Trinidad Bav (O'Amico) 6 80 3 00 7 40 opposite the team you be- in any one week. Kama Chief (Hade) ' 00 I — Dillon, Bye Bye Peggy, Imabaron Eiacta i I DIM PalmHul (velefl 2 M 2 20 lieve will win. II a game Lena Lee iThornburg) 3 20 • ttt: PaM, 1 M, |3.M Z - Kilometer King, Ben Hurlock, Twenty Shillings SELECTIONS Misn ends In a tie and you This Is a free contest open Lone Wolf I Unotrl 10 60 i 20 4 00 3 — Doorile. Happy Ed, Armbro Ute select one of the teams as to all except Register em- Hiding Place iWoitioi 12 B0 4 40 tm. U.OO0, Clmg . J ye A UP, 1 1/ltM 1 - Molormouch Eckman, Quaranti Bay, Northern Staff Peter Baron iLeCause) 7 60 4 - Ragtime T, Good Sport N, Madi Chic' Assagai (Guerra) i 20 3 20 2 60 a winner, It will count as a ployees and members of Jake s Lale (Alberiranil 4 604 40 2 - Last Triumph, Black Kitchen, Chicken Image Ciacta M |1M 4« lose In your total. How- their families. 5 - Nifty Vic, Belshaza, Sugar E Men Secret (Gonftlti) } 00 3 - Rowdie Treamre, Vireo, Speed Zone ever, II you designate s tie llth; Pa**, i M, 1J.M0 6- Flying Victory, Walla Hondo, Ripping Rebel Eiactat Il»60 Left Bank (Fagliironet B H J « i 10 till: 120,000. Alliv.lr* 4 i*», 1 I/t.M 4 - Tea Slpper, Cradle, Icy Unit and the game ends In a Yankee Pal (B««chy| 7 803 00 Karin Jones (Taverai) 4 SO 4 20 2 60 tie, It will count in your 7 — Jeffrey Ed, Roseiand Scott, Frltzie Melwoe Roval Natasha i Trtomas) / 00 4 40 5 - How's the Hooligan, Four Score, Exclusively Mine Skuttlebug (Marohnl 4 70 SP* Season IGuerra) * 20 "win" column. Eiactat 3123 40 8 - Phew, Gypiyi Jane, Sleepy George 0 - Be a Rullah, Belle's Gold, Thrice Worthy Eiacta il 133 2« Iitft: Pace, t M, 11.400 9 - Blue Eagle, Speedy Jeffrey, Lady Vixen *th U,»0,Clmo,3vM,IPMr. Triple (merest (Oinen) 14 BO t M) J N 7 — Mac's lale, Luvlnheriseasy, Sun Room By participating in this contest, the winner or winners expressly Pro\Deciive Gal iRoccol a 40 « 40 4 00 Knight Newi lLaudieni . 10 M to 00 consent to the use ol then name, address and photograph in news 10 — Angry Wave. Union Judge. Mac Direct N Mprry.Tai INi(hOlS) ' 9 40 * BO 8 — Knapper. Rule the Market, Ambitious Ruler Manokim (Camobell) 3 60 suves and/of advertising promotion of this coolest without lurther II — Tobyhanna, Fort Waikalo, Freddy Belmont Egflian (Guerrai , 9 40 1 - Country Corn. 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By ELLEN GOODMAN breeding He wanted only the "best people" to repro- liberty, Sanger was hardly a favorite with the feminists At that time the ideal of middle-class womanhood The Margaret Sanger Centennial year has begun duce. of her era. Most of them looked at her rather ecstatic switched to the vision of a wife primarily as a companion rather quietly, especially for as catalytic an agent of Under his influence, Sanger penned one of her early views on sex — a "psychic and spiritual avenue of and sexual partner, not mother This was an overwhelm- change as the woman who invented the very term, Birth and least attractive slogans, "Birth control — to create a expression" — with a jaundiced eye. ing social change. For the first time, the credo, as author Control As H.G. Wells once wrote, "When the history of race of thoroughbreds." Shades of the Third Reich. In Suffragist Carrie Chapman Calt chided that "merely Sheila Rothman describes it was marriage "based on our civilization ^s written, it will be a biological history, fairness, Sanger didn't advocate birth control out of a to make indulgence safe does not do enough." She and passion, sexuality and, of course, birth control." and Margaret Sanger will be its heroine " desire to breed a super race, but made an alliance with others were in favor of restraining male sexuality instead Margaret Sanger is not the first flawed "heroine" to It was her intense commitment and energy which eugenics out of a desire to push birth control. It was her of freeing female sexuality. facilitate a vast social change. Contraception, for all of almost single-handedly promoted contraception in this one and only cause. Charlotte Perkins Oilman was disinterested in birth its failures and problems, has enabled millions and country - something which wasn't fully legalized until She came to believe contraception was a panacea. It control because she thought that in an ideal feminist millions of women as well as men to plan their lives as 1972 would not only control poverty, end child labor and society — like the one she described in "Herland" — the well as the size of their families. Still it's hard to pin a nice unequivocal label like improve health but also give women "the key to the energy of adults would and should be directed toward But the most profound effect of the availability of Heroine' on the lady, even as a 100th birthday gift. Her temple of liberty." Birth control would allow them to child-raising, not sex. birth control has been on the ability to separate sex from history is a whole lot more complex than that plan their lives without sacrificing their sexuality. Still others, including many of the progressives, were reproduction. This simple and revolutionary fact has Sanger was born one of 11 children 10- an Despite her own support of what she saw as women's sure that Sanger had the whole thing backwards She been accepted by most of us with relief or joy or unease. immigrant freethinker who sculpted gravestone angels thought that large families were responsible for the evils The way we feel about the separation often underlies the She began her career as a public health nurse on Manhat- of the system and that a wife could control the entire attitudes we have toward the second sexual revolution — tan's lower east side, where she became convinced that organization of society with a diaphragm. But the from extra-marital sex to "The Joy of Sex" to the the solution to poverty was birth control progressives thought the birth-control issue came in availability of abortion. tn 1914 wlfoi Sanirer was-on-tho lam in London »h« second at best to the issue of socialreform. In that sense, this most fanatic and controversial had broken the pornography laws by distributing birth- By the 1920s and 1930s, birth control was overwhelm- woman~was; propHetlP when she said thstfeirth uonti control information — she became an admirer of Lifestyle ingly adopted by the middle class, not the poor. It was not demands "the frankest and most unflinching reexamina- Havelock Ellis Ellis was one of the more prominent accepted as a solution to economic injustice, but as part turn of sex in relation to human nature and the bases of eugenicisls of the period who applied (or misapplied) 14 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1979 of the "sexual revolution" of the post-World War I human society." One hundred years later, this reex- Darwinian notions to a creepy philosophy of selective period. amination still goes on.

HINTS FROM HELOISE Waffles made with club soda

DEAR HELOISE: have to practically hold them DEAR HELOISE: drawers right in the bedroom used on fingernails to give a Several years ago you had down on your plate! Here is a rewarding and they are used in. new and lively look to many a recipe in your column for But this batter cannot be convenient trick that my cats It sure saves steps — also old buttons which I was ready :fles that contained club saved like a -regular mix due learned very quickly gives me more room in the to throw away. soda. to the effervescent soda Every time I was about to linen closet. —MB. Great enlivenment! - I lost the recipe and my So when you're finished feed them, I rang the wind DEAR HELOISE: Rose Eve Arnold graoddaughler would ap- eating, cook up the rest of the chimes that I have hanging The plastic silverware DEAR HELOISE: preciate having it so much, as batter and refrigerate or near their feeding area. holder in my automatic dish- When rubber spatulas well as others who have tried freeze them Then just pop Within several days they washer became damaged have split edges from scrap- the recipe. them in your toaster later. were conditioned to come when something metal ing bowls, I simply cut a Will you please print It They're even better the sec- when they heard the chimes. melted through some of the clean edge with scissors and, again'.' Thanks loads. — ond time around. — Hugs, If I want to "round every- cross-sections. voila! Just like new! — Mrs. Marie Bowden. Heloiso body up," I just ring the Consequently, some of the T. Meacham I'd tx' pleased as punch LETTER OF LAUGHTER chimes and my cats come silverware would fall through THIS COLUMN is written <• i\ ij'te tin i is one DEAR HELOISE: running from all directions. if not placed just so. for you... the homemaker. If Rdlilir photo kv DM L«ftfi scrumptious dish. When I clean house, I tune — Diane Mancuso To solve my problem, I you have a hint or a problem RX FOR FUNDS — Visiting American Hotel, Freehold, to complete plans for Take two rups of a good my radio into the popular Of course, for this trick to took some plastic twisties write to Heloise in care of Saturday's "Evening of Disco, Dining and Fashions" there, a benefitsponsored by biscuit mix. one egg one-half teen-age station where I'm work, b% sure your chimes and secured them around the this newspaper. Because of the Freehold Area Hospital Doctors' Wives Association are, le« to right, Mary cup of oil and one and one- sure to hear "beat" music. aren't hanging in a draft or damaged areas, thus filling in the tremendous volume of Portadln, Freehold Township, and Mrs. Barbara Tuchman, East Windsor Township, third cups of club soda. Then I turn it up loud. Tabby will be there at all the open spaces. mail, Heloise is unable to an- chairmen of tickets; Gerl Pozner, Marlboro, fashion coordinator, and Michele You can also use a boxed It makes my work go real- hours. — Heloise Now my silverware stays swer individual letters. She Manzella, Freehold Township, general chairman. The party will start at 7:30 p.m. pancake mix :ind. substitute ly fast because I hurry to get DEAR HELOISE: 1 in place. —A.M. will, however, answer your with fashions by Milton's Couturier for Men, Ocean Township, and Dorothy Rose of the lods lor the milk Makes finished so I can turn it off — I keep all the sheets and DEAR HELOISE: questions in her column Allenhurst, shown during the cocktail hour; a sit-down dinner will be served, and them so light and fluffy you J.M pillowcases in dresser I use the same base coat whenever possible. music for dancing will be by theMei Bliss Orchestra and disk jockey Joey Jerome.

ASK DR. BROTHERS ANN LANDERS No wasted time rank male's point of view By DR JOYCE BROTHERS I've exprlenced orgasm But case, I wonder whether or not Dear Dr. Brothers: Until as I understand it, there are It's a good idea to help this recently, I never thought I many different types and kid with his homework for at was miming aomelhing in my levels of orgasm for women, least one semester. I've Dear Ann Landers: You you print It. You make no they may not be thrilled with rest. Of course, I hid to get and you can do it again. Get marriage. I always con- This awakening of what I talked with the teacher and printed a letter from a wom- allowances for the fact that a the idea. all new clothes — site 8 •- and some counseling and zero in sidered myself happy in my may have missed, or may be he seems like a reasonable an Who was disgusted be- female can engage in sex any- I was thrilled. (So was Mom.) on that compulsive eating relationship and I know I missing, has left me with a A wife who refuses to take person. I don't think he dis- cause her husband wouldn't time - all she has to do Is be pattern. A 16-year-old girl wouldn't prefer to be married vague feeling of dissatisfac- care of her husband should After eight months of our likes my son and I think he's give her any loving at bed- there. A male, however, must who is 45 pounds overweight to someone else. My husband tion. What would you sug- not be surprised if he looks being very happy, Kirk's pa- as anxious for him to do well time, but he was rarin' to go be well-rested and in the can be separated by a wall of ia a very sexy man and he's gest? Should I talk to our elsewhere. I can tell you he rents moved out of town, so, «s we are. He seems to think at 4 a.m. You suggested that mood, or he simply cannot fat from a great many joys of interested in making love family doctor? — P.A. will have no trouble finding of course, he had to go, too. we can't do any harm. What's she accommodate him In the perform. living. Don't let it happen to much more than I am. I think Dear PA.: Before you someone who will be more I went Into a terrific de- your view? — M.N. morning, after the alarm you. one of my problems is that talk with anyone else, I'd try Most husbands come home sensitive to his needs. There pression, started to eat like Dear M.N.: I believe that went off. Later you said so his love making is speedy and talking with your husband. from work exhausted. When Is a growing surplus of wom- crazy and gained 45 pounds. CONFIDENTIAL to Need- the right kind of help on many wives complained to the point I know that he's Often, men are simply un- bedtime rolls around, they en 35 years of age and older I am now wearing my old ing a Solution: If you want to homework from parents can about your advice you were want to go to sleep. It Is not not only In this country, but "fat" clothes aud my size 8s, make peace, don't talk to tired and feels he doesn't aware of how their wives feel willing to concede that a have time to "waste" — and what they're experienc- only be beneficial Parents uncommon for. a man to all over the world. Converse- which I loved, have been your friends -- talk to your who work with their young- woman does have the right to awaken at an odd hour, after ly, there is a shortage of men. taken over by my kid sister enemies. • that's what foreplay is to ing In a recent study of refuse if she feels like It. him. Well, I've always ex- middle-class Americans, one- sters over homework can he has had some rest, and So, figure it out for yourself, who hat plenty of clothes of Do you feel awkward, self- isted with this but ever since third of the women said they help them become independ- It's about time someone want romance. Most wives Toots. - Santa Rosa. Calif. her own. conscious — lonely? Welcome I read some rather frank Hov- had difficulty maintaining ex- ent by building the confidence expressed the male point of don't mind accommodating When I complain to Mom to the club. There's help for els and talked more openly citement in intercourse, but necessary to achieve in- view. Here it Is and I hope their husbands even though Dear Santa: Well, here we she says, "It's your own you in Ann Landers' booklet, with women friends, it oc- only one husband in seven depandence. Show the child are, back at Square A. I'm fault. Lose tome weight and "The Key to Popularity." curred to me that I may real- thought his wife had this the approach and he feels he not going to get stung by the wear them yourself — or quit Send 50 cents with your re- ly know very little about sex- problem. can succeed Parents can same bee twice. You've had complaining." quest and a long, stamped, Garage sale at church your say, and I thank you for ual enjoyment. Of course, It sounds to me as if the also help children acquire, What is your opinion of a self-addressed envelope to writing. problem is in your husband's good work habits. MIDDLETOWN - King of will be to help these people mother who acts like that? — Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995. Kings Lutheran Church, Har- feel welcome and adjust to technique Sex can't — or at If you help your child with Too Much Me Chicago, Illinois 60611. mony Road and Cherry Tree the American lifestyle. Dear Ann Landers; I am least shouldn't — be rushed. homework, a good way to find 16, a blue-eyed brunette and Playschool open Farm Road, will have a ga- Persons interested in Dear Too Much; I don't You're going to have to re- 45 poundi overweight. Here's out whether—or not you've rage sale Saturday from 9 donating items to this cause like to tell a teen-ager that educate your husband Let my problem and I need your for 4-year-olds been successful, is if your a.m. to 4 p.m. to benefit a may contact the church office her Mom is off base, but You'll him know what pleases you help. child feels better about resettlement into this coun- Monday, Tuesday or Friday yours is. She should instruct I,DM. ilHANCH - and slow him down himself and his ability after a your sister to keep her hands Sesame Street Junior, a play try of a Vietnamese refugee between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Last year I met a guy I Dear Dr. Brothers: My homework session with you. family. liked a lot. He told me I was off your clothes. • school for 4-year-old children son Is now having a rough The rain date for the sale You should be closer to each too fat - so I went on a strict conducted in Long Branch time in his second year of The church plans to estab- is Saturday, Oct. 6. You have a more serious other than you were before diet and lost 50 pounds. Great Senior High School. 391 West- high school. Before this, he's lish the family in this area by The church is located one problem than clothes, honey, you began the work session. furnishing housing, household block east of Sears Roebuck "Kirk" became interested and I hope you'll go to work wood Avc. will open Oct. 9 always been able to keep up If you're tired or nervous, under the direction of Elaine articles, clothing and em- Company, and Channel midway In the diet and gave on it as soon as you read this. with everything. Maybe it's don't try to help. It won't Recipes Pelach. teacher. his teacher; I don't know and ployment. A major portion of Lumber, here. me the Incentive to lose the You took the weight off once, work. It should be relaxing this resettlement ministry Assisting are high school neither doei my wife. In any and. If possible, fun in junior and seniors enrolled In the child care career class The Daily The playschool is con- ducted Monday through Fri- PLAZA ARENA SEE THIS day from 1 to 2 15 p m. Res- r and Sunday ervations are available here • A Fun Place For The Whole Family... AIRPORT PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER at the high scfmrct WHERE YOU Register HIGHWAY 36 HAZLET, N.J. 07730 Flea market THIS SIGN. -LINCROFT the I.in- EXER croft First Aid Women's Aux- SKATE iliary will sponsor a flea mar- The Daily Register ket Saturday from 10 a.m to One Register Plaza LADIES CPhone Shrewsbury N.J. 07701 5 p.m. here at the First Aid SPECIAL building. Hurley's Lane Renter*n Daily & Sunday, A special ma^n show Will Tuesdays tow 1.00 weekly be given for children il 1 p.m Thursdays Sunday only, by Dr. Larry B. Seip. an area • • 25e weekly magician with 10 years of ex- Daily only, perience. Proceeds from the 9:30-11:30 A.M. 75c weekly flea market will benefit the CHILDREN I New Jersey Bel First Aid Squad. Skate 9:30-11:30 Skate 9:30-10:20 Children's Program Coffee Break 10:20 KANI Garage sale Exercise 10:30-11:30 10:20-11:30 (Supervised) UnilnJ far ADULTS $40.00 RED BANK - The Red PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED CHILDREN 20.00 at MM Star* Bank First Aid Auxiliary will 10 WEEK SESSION MHWIIWT HJUA At your newsstand hold a garage sale Saturday OCT. 2 - DEC. 4 (Price includes skates) 1130 Broad St. or call 542-4000 from 9 a.m. to 4 p m. here at (Rout* 35) the First Aid building, 151 for delivery 10-6 w*«kdoyf Spring St. Proceeds will go Registration Fee $5.00 Per person (NON-Refundable) starting tomorrow the the First Aid Squad. SHREWSBURY. NJ TUESDAY. Si 15 AT WIT'S END

Steers-Farley Hummerston-Silki Family cards MIDDLETOWN-Mr and Plaza By EKMA BOMBECK UTTLE SILVER-The marriage of Miss took place here Sept 2 in St. John's Episcopal Mrs Michael Silki. 10 Clari- The Rev William Hanson Susan Otii Farley and Glenn Edward Steers Every Christmas when I gri a Church The Rev Ronald P. Jaynes of- ssa Drive, announce the mar- and the Rev Fred Boos of- from the Nelsons sh.iwinp :• ficiated at the nuptial Mass, which was fol- riage of their daughter, ficiated at the Aug 18 cere- family galher<"d in (rani of the firepla. ! vlurt lowed by a reception in the church hall Karen Sue Silki. to Donald mony in King of Kings Lu- their ski sweaters arid their < . Parents of the couple are Dr and Mrs Robert Hummerston, son of theran Church here. There smiles l make i vow tl • i u doing John Alton Farley, 53 Edgewood Ave.. and Mr and Mrs Robert Hum was a lawn reception at the Bombi" k- wdl be q Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Steers. 54 Little merit on, Lexington Court, Silki home. '.'.'•• • • ik 't.i pii Silver Point Road. Shadow Lake Village. River U S Navy Ensign Nancy me n I .it all I •• • Jane Sickles was maid of honor Also Jo Silki was maid of honor . strip -hn« it 7 p rh Charles Joseph Hayticn. son i>i v ' 1 Inlverslty and .1 JD gymnasium prrsiins aged lU to 35 in Mmi- (lunch of The Nativity Hutu. ! of Mr and Mrs John W degree from New York Uni- inout'i. Ocean. Middlesex. ilrcn eligible' from fourth to eijhl i A Mot and cold buffet will Haydcn Sr . Village Lane An versity Srhtiol of Law. He is a Somerset and Union counties. Molzer, former director of Vlepna Oioii Bo; • i April wedding is planned niemfier ol Phi Bela Kappa. lx> served Music will be by Will Inve a Hemember the 741-8880 Joe Sar and the Knight Be its 11 Miss Helisle and herI'hi Alpha theta, Phi Kappa Id .itIrs party Saturday. tiance are alumni ol Mi.l- I'In ni.l and Phi Alpha Delta Bette McCloskey and Rita (M IS .it B 10 p Mi. in the SEPTEMBER2S,OfTOBJ RJ dletown Township • High law fraternity He is an as- Zupa are in charge of tickets. home hew of Mike Ringel, The Monnioutli Hills CtiaptPr 01 SB I meets every Tuesday in Middletown Township Coni; School She was graduated leciate In the Newark law I'rocwds will be used lor the 250B Audubun Ave. munity Center. Rt. 35 & Kings Highway, at p m linn ol Durand, Twomblv The nominal admission also from Hrookdale Com- entire athletic program at St. Singers welcome. munity College', Lincroft, »nd and Imliriao John Viannev. fee may be paid at the door. SEPTEMBER M • NO VEMB1 Monmoulli Museum. Nawinai Hores-Newman croit. 747-2266 Electronic and F .. .SAVE!! "Smoke Signal to Satellite' i'xlhh!1 Cues to! LONG BRANCH- Mr and i lifl .I Hores, son of Mr. and S. Sun . 1 to 5. # sKour Mrs. Norman K. Newman. Mrs Ken Jackson' of DO IT YOURSELF! :)75 Bath Ave . announce the lakeland, Ha Framing is easy framing is fun! Easy SEPTEMBI it engagement of their daugh- Mis; Newman was gradu- because we cut the ^!ass and mat! to your Chinese Auction to be hell ter, Helene K Nowman. to ated from Long Branch High ipeclficitioni and we ihow you how to" put $21)0 donation, sponsored by I idil inc pieces together. Fun because doint it MonrQputh Fint Aid Squad School and attended Mon- yourself is custom framing at its creative' rriouQl College, West Long ,• rousl out that special punt, Tht> Transcendental Medltati Strobel-Runge Branch, and is employed by painting or needlepoint do your creative ; thing free introductory presentations «iii a i LITTLE S1LVER--Mr Richard A Arridur, Oakhurst Wed l & 8 p in. Location, 326 Broad SI Red Bunk I I attorney and Mrs Donald W. Runge. • Open: Mon • Sal lOi.m. • 6 p.m. 747-7035. 50 Willow Drive, announce Mi Hores is an alumnus I 140 Nrwmin Sprtng. litwl, Rrd Bunk. 07701 the engagement of their ol Neptune High School and ' Telephone: 741-7784 ffam»n SEPTEMBER -': IF Aiiocia'to daughter. Donna Mae Runge. Mdnmouth College. He is , QUEST — Weekly-forum for to Gregory Lovctt Strobel, president of Nei-Ali Prod- widowed adults Discussion I son of Mr and Mrs. Theodore uctions PEAK; Unitarian Church. 1475 tt Pro) Strobel, 100 Bamm Hollow lifr—' I ion.it ion S.T.00 Road. Middletown A May SEPTEMBE R 18 wedding is planned Parents without Partners 'Ch Miss Runge is an alumna Meeting. 8 p.m.. Holiday Inn. -II' 6. Eatont of Red Hank Regional High I'ln^r.iiii followed by dancing and soci School and. Westminster Col- eligible single parents welcome lege. New Wilmington. Pa. OPEN MEETING Mr. Strobel was graduated SEPtEMBER !8 from Middletown High School Froglown Krulic 1'fi Shou i • \ North and Methodist College. Special attraction Bali,... Farm, Hi Fayetteville, N. C. He COOKING/TASTING 520. Holmdel. 10 a. ni. tp 4 p.m. Rail teaches sixth, grade in the Km Mini !• intortnation cnll 74T ti Irene E. Feldkirchncr Elementary'School, Green DEMONSTRATION Calico Fair Christ Church 92 King Hi Brook Middletown. 11AM te-B-P M ft Featuring The and beautiful needlework 4.- cr.ill^ I Basista-Van Kirk silent auction, too! Games rein lua nl nhildn BRONXVH.LE. N. Y - WVEIGHT WATCHERS'CHEF corner & Roaring Twenties Review at * and DP M The engagement ol Yvonne St. Dorothea's Guild, Braad Si Ealontowi Renshaw Van Kirk to -.mint;.i Flea Market, Sept 29 • Michael Alex Basista, son of ^MARVIN WEISBURG to3P M Space $5 uo Reservations Mr. and Mrs. Alev H. Basista. 48 Van Brackle Who lost 65 pounds on thr; Weight W.itchors Program - l-lci Market, Port Monmouth Sd ilPI Road, Holmdel. N. .1 , is an- & Main SI . Port Monmouth. 10 \ M io4P.M Spi nounced by her parents. Mr FREE TAKE-HOME" RECIPES $500 Haindutedi t li Reservations and Mrs Frank William Van Kirk here A December wed EATONTOWN The build ol Creative Art will sponsor 'Artisl in ding is planned. 1 Monmouth Shopping Center the Hmmd outdoor festival featuring demonstrations Miss Van Kirk expects I and exhibitions in all media by well kni • lists be graduated m Ueceinh Lfiouie-36 Portfolio sale Indoors In case ol fair rallMl 1441 from the University ol Uei.i 1 New Jersey Room 1 Hospital ware, where she is majoring Pancake BreaktasH sponsored l" Mon'mouth in French and has a minor in • i haptei ni Sweet ^dellni business Saturday Morning Hendrickson's 013 Wagon Farm, FIwi 35 H31 Mr Hasista was awarded September 29,10:30 A.M. N.I a BS degree in chemical engi- For Further Information Call 364-5511 Fair Haven Ladies Auxilian Fail liaven neering from the University house Rive) Rd Fair Haven t\ of Delaware and is employed or Toll Free (800) 242-5866 Market.Sept 29. rain date Ocl 6 Id i by the Buckeye <"ilulosr $5 00 Reservations 842-0831! Corp.. asubsidiaiy "! Procloi • and Gamble. Memphis, Twin SEPTEMBER 30 0011 al Safety Fair. Little Silver Firehousi Pi <-:•• WEIGHT WATCHERS l :io to 4 30, demonstrations i safelj inl irmat 1,0/1 on tin urn .ossified Way many topics luch .is bicycli The Authority plants household chemicals, fire, etc For .ill a tn flrsl •The Action Line" hire admission 542-17 51 Mtlp Wanted 16 The Dtaify Register TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.1979 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Salt 4 Motorcvclts AUTOMOTIVE SECRETARY -" CAMARO 1974 — Sl.t-cyl.nder, CHEVROLET IMPALA 1971 - DATSUN - 1171, 510 WWHMt. tow THE FINEST SELECTION — Of HONDA 197) — CL340. good C Service department, diversified I Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Salt three seeed standard shift 46 000 Foui floe/ automatic, power steer speed, new Ilrai, very sood condi new and uwd cart in Monmouth lion Call duties Reau-red' alert, neal and miles SUM After 6, »71 0216 •ng buy*. 3» engine itMl Can lion 49S-W5 County Over 100 air-toncJitloned 717-4017 personable individual to deal with new cars In slock McGLOIN customers Self motivation a ptut CHEVROLET 1972 MALIBU DATSUN 6210 1t7S - Four-u HONDA 1971 - 350 VEGA 1*71 -Four-wad, oooal BUICK REGAL II7I - Slxvlindei AUDI FOX t47l — AM/FM, air, I BUICK OPEL INC., Shrewsbury Call WJ372. Mr FaDermwi. Light green, vinyl roof Good condi CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO - AM FM tape. »ood condition. 40,000 Ave,, New Shrewsbury 741*200 lire*. Cralfl MtrM, AM/FM elonl- two-door, powar Haarlne/brakas, roof, automatic. US00 Celt •. tlon %U0. Call 741 «w Call 471-ltJi after 2 P.m. track. Body and Interior txcatlont Landau root, starao. air, 2W-1MD 197*. Excellent condition Landau miles MMTOf. "BANK TELLERS condition Aiklng $ayj. 71I-7M7 aflar Bolvalvcut. excallent condition sun-roof, swivel bucket seets with TOVOTA COROLLA 1974 — S-S. KAWASAKI 1974 KZ750 BUICK CENTURY If77 DODGE DART 1*70 — |300 Local commercial bank has an im IN a.m. 13100 Call 741-0114. CHEVROLET II NOVA 19*7 — Six brakes, good tires, body needs work five-speed, excellent condition, H I isoo mediate opening tor an eKPWianced 11.000 mile* cylinder, three ipeed, completely or best offer After i 222-Mil. 471 14M teller 13 years teller experience S3O-OS72 restored, new paint lob. new (Ires, TOVOTA CELICA 1*71 — Four KAWASAKI KZ400- Eicellentcon necessary If you would like 10 work 2 Auto* For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* AM/FM catiftta player. *90C ret Asking 13450 ter », 1 lull-time and are interested in Join- BUICK SKYLARK I Hi — New *7t 4i49 speed, new tires, new paint, new dltion Call CHEVROLET 19/i MONZA 1 * 7 bODGE CORONET 1H7 — Whttt ing the First National Slate team, Mflt. Aiklng MOO twodoor. 3*3 ClD 334 h.p., « exhaust Call 2*4-1511 29V30U call Joanne at M5-O5OO. Ext 2U •MM Call 787-4341 attar * CHEVROLET M0N2A COUPE 1975 AM FM, rour cylinder, excellent malic, front power disc Brakes, - Automatic, air, four cylinder, im condition, mannuel liansmission dio, heavy duly suspension, 14.000 KAWASAKI M CC - Dirt bike. El CAMARO 1«M — J17 four speM maculate, 36,000 miles. 12200 Asking 12400 Call 671 9*67, after 6 m.les. needs tune-up bul very good Toyota Sportcoupe cellent condition. 1400. THE building is old very good condition. •7MU1 p m call 74> 8143 condition. MOO. U2-Oi» or M4-8IU MMfll First National State Rich. m-tm DODGE 197S - Charger SE, cor Corolla 1V7Z. Burnt Orange color KAWASAKI 1979 — LTD1000, be: Bank - Edison THE owners are new— CAMARO 3tt \9U - Air. AM/FM dove loo* a like, 46.000 miles, mint CREDIT PROBLEMS two-door. SRS, four-cylinder, i offer. Call eight-trick, vinyl roof, power tteer No cash? it you're working, we can DODGE DART SWINGER till - mpg . live-speed, rear defroster, 7173943 Two door, .mill V-*. greet on gas, Eaual opportunity employer ing/braket. snow tires, one owner, woo §42-s*9i. after 4 help to get you financed No money AM/FM cassette. 25,000 miles, 47,000 miles, aiding 12*tl 747 S430. down. Payments arranged to suit eMcelitnl condition. 1?» 4I5-O47* Dunlop radial, all around Like new KAWASAKI K275O 1977 — 1* MAY we serve you? after 4 a.m. MlOO Cat! 542-eMI. miles, excellent condition Must sei BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER DODGE VAN 1174 — 31*. automatic Asking $1300. Call 747 7314. ATOR — Part-time, flexible hours CHEVROLET NOVA 1»72 — Ei- Used Cars to choose from Call Mr air conditioning, cruise CaBtfbl. CADILLAC 1IT4 — Two-door Coupe, cellenl running condition. V 8, J9M Fredericks at Raises Pontiac, 395 TOYOTA COROLLA 1977 — Red. Eipertenced on L-n00 preferred ular gas, carpeted, paneled, extras power disc brakes, automatic trans D2 400 1977 Applv in parson Electro Impulse very clean, loaded, low mileage. Cell 671 MM. 671-03*4 Broad SI . Red Bank 741 MM ti/w Call 74MSU alttr 4 mission. AM/FM. two new snow Good condition, $7M Lab., t14 Chertnul St., Red Bank. 12M0 Mutt be Men 747 *lhl 717 m 7 CHEVEITE 1976— Four-c vlinder, CUTLASS SUPREMf 1974 All FIREBIRD 1VA9 — AM/FM tires, excellent condition. 129 W power, AM KM air, till steering. 7U2O17. BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY - KEMSEN DODGE CHEVROLET CONCOURSE Itfe — illes/aallon, UW Eves. H7*U\7 $2000 Cafl ibbVHl taSMtte, 41,000 original mile*. A- YAMAHA - Family Off-road Bike Toworklntwardoteducationoftict •> condition 11200. C«IW1141H. 1973 25OMX 1971 90DT Both ei TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1975 — Ex Full-time, good fringe benefits cellenl. Asking $24} and $27 AM/FM stereo, sir, new tires. 41.000 CHEVROLET BELAIR 1974 - CUll AiS SUPREME 1973 - AM cellent condition, runt well, new FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - 842-5281 miles, 16-20 MPG $7900 53O-043*, Loaded, radlals, W7S power. AM FM. air. mini condition clutch, priced reasonably. 8701335 $9,700 to 110,700 based on H- after 6 or Kathy. 141-0004 Call 717 -9028 Best otter Call 5M-7O7* Levine Motors Corp, Maple Ave., 566-6100 Red Bank 741-M70. YAMAHA SO — Good condition perinece Call S42O1I7 Equal OP Twin Boro Motors Inc portuntty employer. FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER 131 Newman S^nne Rd Red Bank Needs tune-up. $200 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES AMC/JEEP 747-0040 Call 143-4717 YZ 100-E 1978— Excellent condition INC. VAN 1971 DOOGE — 100 terles, 334 Main SI Met a win S*3 »00 power deer Ing/brakes, custom never raced, bored once C BOYS/GIRLS hORD FAIRMONT WAGON 1978 — seals 1500U Call mornings at •42-5*41. Work alter school and Sat. 1VMU. EARN $25 to $U PER WEEK All extras Cell 140-S*Ueves. All day or further information, call Mr weekends. Auto Rtnt/Loaio eiers between 8 am.-5:30 p.m., Mon through Fri . 542 4000. E»l. 237 I ••• N! A VAN Low.lowraies CJ condition Call S« B748aller 7 pm up. mi. 291-)t12. Marty, TOM'S FORD. Hwv. 35, Ke BRUNCH CHEF' — Experienced FORD HLONO.mklNE VAN 1971 — VEGA 1976 - Estate Wagon, air, port, 244-1400 only need apply 'Apply in person. Rosie O'Gredy's, Hwv 35. Eaton- SIM -cylinder, green. window van. AM/FM, power steering, rack, tour USED AUTO .V VAN RENTALS asking ItJOO. SM^lW- steel belted radial*. MSOO town 787 2M7 - T $7 A DAY/107 MILE IO«0 H70 WINDOW - Van. Six CALL TOLL-FREE 8OO-..S2 1703 HURGULAR'FIRE ALARM — In- cylinder (tick, runs bul needs work VEGA HATCHBACK 1974 — Radio, stallers. Established growing com- 1240 787-7409 • heater, manual steering /brakes. pany, great opportunities 5*6 5*71 good condition, i(M 544*965 . Auto Insurance FORD GRADA 1977 - Two-door, CARPENTER small eight-cylinder, air, power VEGA 1974 — Hatchback, food con- Also laborer to drive dump truck steering brakes, runs good, well dition. Asking 11000. Call 787 8431 AUTO INSURANCE 291 1427 alter 6. FREE quotes and binders by phone Hello/Goodbye maintained, best offer over (3000 CALL TOLL FREE «»B22-97Q3 CARPENTER — Experienced only 7»f* 5JI3. 4-8 p m. VENTURA 1H3 — Automatic, Must have some knowledge of basic FORD LTD - 196* Wagon. Fine power steering 'brakes, air, regular PHOENIX BROKERAGE — F. abinet construction. Excellent OP gat, 60,000 miles, 11175 16} 6342 mous lor low cost auto Insure nc portumlv lor right person. Call automatic transmission and motor, Easy payment plan. Immediate ID 842 4488. 10 a m 3 p m. VOLKSWAGEN DASHER 1971 — cards. Frea quote by phone. Cal gas. Runs well. Muit sell. 1300. 38,500 miles. 30 mpg . 13150 Call 2*4 3087 74/ 3627. 2821 alter 2 p.m. CARPENTER'S HELPERS — FORD LTD BROUGHAM 1974 - 10 Wanted Automot Iv Wanted Call anytime, M Leo Foui door, 411 opllons, 37.000 miles, VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1970 Run Builders. 739-1546. regular aas, eicellent cundlllofi, j condition, needs work, |47& (all 7V10233 CAR WASH WORKERS - Start im HOOu or best offer. Call 542-3114 AAAAAAA mediately. Scrub-A Dub Car Wash, Day between 5 9 p.m VOLVO 1971 — 144, six cylinder, CLEANUP JUNK CARS Aberdeen Township 566 7272 power steering/brakes, tour-door, late model wrecks. Highest prices FORD IHUNOERBIRD 1977 —good condition, asking %»H 870 90*7, paid now Call Rocco. 787-3254 CERTIFIED TEACHERS SUB Velour interior, excellent condition. after S p.m. 787-3349 STITUTES - Needed at Rumson 14150 Call 671 2»3. r Haven Regional High School JUNK CARS WANTED — Dead or VOLKSWAGEN 1966- Economical 1 Call 842 1597, t ,\ 56 FURD TORINO GI 19*8 Aulu to run, sunroof rebuilt engine, 33.000 eltve. Cash on me snot. Call da rnatic, air, power steering, needs m.les Asking 1450 n* 1V7 244-0040. nights 797-4479 CHEF OR COOK - Full or part work 1150 Call N7-7W. ime First or second Call belween , GTX 19*7. — Fully loaded. VOLKSWAGEN - 1972 Fallback, JUNK CARS WANTED 7 p.m , 442 5334. harucany «*•«, IMv below av- Red Ben* Must Me, J1700 erage shape. Asking mm will CLERK 1 ¥PIST Pan time lor Call I72-190O bargain lt>* uisv JUNK CARS — And trucks wanted all basis), lor local newspaper clas sitied department. Accuracy In typ- GEORGE WALL Top dollar, free 24-hour pick-up. Cal VOl KSWAGEN RABBI T I97S - EK 391 1449 or 717 1518 ing and spelling a MUST. Mult be LINCOLN/MERCURY iely clean. $2800 reliable and available on short no Shrewsbury Ave . at Sycamore .671 -no* alter 3 pm TOP DOLLAR ttce. Please send replies to Box Shrewsbury 1*7 5400 FOR USED CARS GRAN FURY — 1977. power steer VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1975 — LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO, INC Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 ' • Four-door, four-speed. 54,000 miles, Rl 3i Savrevllle, N.J 737 1300 ing air, cruise control, rear delog good condition 118H Call 671-4MM -t> 1 12795. Civ, /80 44 It Eves., TOP DOLLAR CLERK-STENOGRAPHER 583-375? , VOLKSWAGEN 19M — Light blue lporary lull -lime position as whitewall tires, clean condition, Call 741-1241 Clerk-Stenographer available 40 HOLSEY PONTIAC 1250. Call 747 S4O3 hour week, abilttv to type 40 wpm TOP DOLLAR PAID id take shorthand. Must be able to RIE 36 S4J 7600 EATONTOWN VOLKSWAGEN VAN IV/l Nine For lunk cars. Immediate picKup KI1SON ( MFVROI F I CO •assenoer. AM/FM, etc looks runs frill 27,24200 or Ul 7760 as deal with the public in person Hwv 36 Eatontown ery good, vus Call 741-6530 and over (he phone. Plae oi em 541 1000 WE NEED USED CARS men! will be In the Aberdeen Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV Township Pallet1 Department Rest LABRIOiA MiiniHs INC. 3 Trucks ROLET, Hwv. 34, Matawan denl ot Aberdeen Township pre . Ntfwman Springs Rd , Red Bank 566BO00 rred Application may be obtained Dodge Datsun 741-2413 And Traitors* person at the Township Municipal WE BUY USED CARS AN OMICGS. 147 Lower Main St . Ab«r UARK V IV7/ Carller Editiun TRUCKS lit, N.J 07747 v equipped 14100 firm 647-6348 19*7 '* M»N DODGE TRUCK — SCHWARTZ Chrysler Plymouth OVER 260 NEW With extra scalloldlrtg for ladders, 66 2M2. Red Bank, 747-0787 good shape 747 3667 CLERK TYPIST POSITION - To MARK V 1977 CONTINENTAL — work with public. Red Bank area. iv loaded, sunroof, excellent con- CHEVROLET 1978 C 10 - F'ickup Write to Box M-398. The Daily Reg dition Asking 17900 Please call Slx-c vlinder, power steering, EMPLOYMENT " r, Shrewsbury, N J 07701 PONTIACS TO CHOOSE FROM! AM/FM radio, cap, 20,000 miles, 147 '348. $4000 firm. S424488 CLERK STENOGRAPHER Mt HCUHY 1W8 MONAHI H ided- 14.000 "HI-' 14SO0 DODOS a 200 VAN im Moyal Help Wanted Temporary lull lime position as Call U2 44W blue Cargo van Air, AM/FM stereo, ill steering, automatic, Quad heed' Male/Female week, ability to type 40 wpm MERCURY MONARCH 1977 — Air, ights. pin striping, upper and lower NEW1979 GRAND PRIX I '.It-crnig, AM/FM radio, ga Holding, CB. heavy duty sus- lie routine olfice procedures as ASSISTANT MANAGER well at deal wtlh the public In person keot. 13000 B42 /\U pension, six-months old 4,300 miles and over the phone Place ol em- 16,900. 847 0552 or 842-44SI, John WANTED For last-growing, ton Model J. 2 dr. Cpe. (Stk #924S) Standard: Power brakes, MG MIDGET 197B E«(«lent con -••'.. foqd stores Call 442 863? fovmeni will be in the Aberdeen DODGE HAMCHARGER 1971 — interview ownship Police Department Resi- bench seal. Options: 301 V8, auto transmission, air cond., dent ol Aberdeen Township pre t 30 P m . 6?1 14B4 Four-wheel drive, black, power Power steering, sport mirrors, tinted glass, AM radio, rear iteering/brakei, V-8, automatic, ASSISTANT MANAGER - If ed Application may be obtained WGB 1976 - Yellow convertible, AM/FM radio, 15,000 miles 17000 erson at the ToWnship Municipal detroster, bodyside mldgs. padded top & more! 37,000 miles, excellent condition '41 8655 or 291 2824 alter % p.m. ience necessary Nine hours A' olfices 147 Lower Main St., Ab*r 12BO0 Call 842 7904 fa 842 80S8 deen. N J 07747. FORD 1970 "i-TON — PICKUP. MOB 19/4 60.000 miles. New tires, needs work AUTO 1SALESPERSON - E« CLERK - Part lime Must be over Runs excellent linkage and steering. Camper cap .-1111 preferred but not nece* 18 Apply in person CBS Super LIST —$7,866.48 Call after 4, Ml 8177 with bunks. Body hat rust. Best <>arv. good opportunity with expand market, 36 Main St.. Keansburg. ing AMC and -teen Dealership Cal STANC 196B Power steering, offer. Cell 61M K64 tft*i i CONSTRUCTION JOB COORDl 1600 Alter 6 . GMC PICK UP 1968 With cap. NATOR MtLD SUPERVISOR — iB35727 iood condition Asking 1800 Call mating experience hetpful. Call —$6660°°— fter 7 pin 741 8512 4697859 WUblANG 1970 - Automatic. 302 AUTO SALES V ri power steering, all new tires, EEP CHEROKEE 1974 In e* •has Pontidc. Red Bank has ai COOK — Experienced. Day shift 77,000 mire.. Mint condition, 1950 ellenl condition. Asking 13200 • it iii.! i- opening lor an ag Musi apply, in person between 2-3 i 842 3356 Call 142 7981 •.'.1 vi- -,iii-,11ft s.m SE1I both new i m , The Pub Restaurant, 160 Hwv NEW 1979 used cars Must have 1 $, Middletown CATALINA MUSTANO CONVERTIBLE 1967 - TRUCK INSURANCE vdm- retail sales experience Automatic, power steering, slx- REE quotes and binders by phone itacl Ben Rassas, 395 Broad St QOOK - i - •-1 only, lull Stock #439. 4 dr. Sedan. Standard: automatic transmission, (ylinder. CO»ectarJi item 27.2*008 ALL TOLL FREE 800 822 9703 Rfd G/ink 741 S180 - m«. six davt a week, lunch and nner, personal appearance neces Power steering & brakes. Options: 301 V8, air cond., AM OLDSMOHli t (HI Four-door, BARTENDERS Experience irv Apply between 10 11 a m , The ' equipped, excellent condition. oply Applv in person, Rosi ittle Kraut Restaurant. 115 Oak radio whitewall radials, tinted glass bodyside mldgs, lamp IBM) 6710*47 > Motorcycles O'Gradvs, Hwv 35. Ealontown group, lull wheel covers lilt wheel, rear defroster & more! • and St., Red Bank OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS 1968 — 977 SUZUKI - 750 GS, SOW miles, condition, SlOO xcellent condition, $1800 Call 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Cjll ?M 1S94 29MJW_or 222-8749. 00 OLDSMGfilLE CUTLASS IfH CYCLE INSURANCE FREE quotes and binders by phone AM IM roof rack, new radials, CALL TOLL FREE BOO-822 97Q3. LIST —$7944.95 ks and' battery, 46.000 miles. 12300 Call 747 2447. DIRT BIKE HONDA - CR125 MECHANICS $6590 Elslnor 197B. Uwd twice, mint condi- lon Never raced. $850. Call alter 6 1970. $550 Must sell. 23 3152 VV1-4435 _ Experienced mechanics in busy 'INTO STATION WAGON 1974 — FREEHOLD Vutomatic, AM/FM eight-track, .ow mileage Excellent condition flat rate shop. Experienced in .rill 264 6134 or 583-1014. HONDA NEW 1979 GRAND OPENING working on Datsun Automobiles. LeMANS PL v MOUTH iv?: FURY III Had r.insnussion, need; work. (275, as Lowest Prices In N.J. I W SB62 FREEHOLD HONDA Ask for Mr. Labriola Stock #9456S 2 door coupe, Standard: 231 V-6 engine. . RT. 9 SOUTH 'LrWUUlH HAHRACUDA 1971 FREEHOLD. N.J Optional: automatic transmission, power steering, air, 18 automatic, air, mags, tires, 462 4881 deluxe wtieel covers, vinyl seats, AM radio, whitewalls, urkeli. console. (875 741-6130. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD" tinted glass & more! PI vMOUTH VALIANT 197»- Very HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER 741-2433 •ndabie, 62,000 miles, tit, body 1000 1977 — $2100 firm. Call after 4 •].-•,ti;ll $1500 Call 741-8493, .fit., 787-3733. •LYMOUTH VOLARE CUSTOM — 978, Iwodoor, six cylinder, auto nahi, power steering/brakes, air, LIST $6833.54 AM I M, two-tone paint 15,000 nlitl Asking 14500. 671-9070. CLASSIFIED $5990 'LVMOUTH VOLARE 1977 - Four- loor, MI i vUnder, automatic, power I .(••(•ring. 16,000 miles. 12900. I 47 614S

PLYMOUTH HARRACUDA - 1971. ortdittomng, AM/FM Stereo, V-8, BUSINESS DIRECTORY 3.000 miles. Excellent condition. .1250 Call iedb work 547-8170 after 9 p.m. Private p • Weekly Mommy 4 Sharpenino Knives, Stlsfcorj, tools, PAINTING* 227 3MO etc Call 54) 4488 lor appointment at REDUCER SHERMAN your home or business DECORATING USED AUTO a. VAN RENTALS DODGE PEUGEOT V A DAY 1 07 MILE HI N W'Hi fowntttip 4 4i'i\0i) ECONO PAINT CALL TOLL FREE UK 112 M] CARPETCLEANING Quality work low rates Free estimates 2297666. B7] 1370 LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. A 1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING Vtft Mwv JS 775 1500 Ocean Two - UDhoisltrv cleaning Reasonable rales Morris Hoflman. 7470209. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING STEIN CAUtLLAC - Fully insured, frei .estimates ASBURY AVE . A5BURY PARK Paul Horan 671 JI16 • 775-JBOO MOVING & STORAGE ^TRAUB BUICK OPEL MOVE WITH NICK r^Hes* free PROFESSIONAL PAINTINI. In HIGHWAY 36 542-7800 1 NINE ACRES ol-New and used Car < Senior rates, also wil tenor eilenor. low rates, free eil. H"» 3i 264-40OO Kfyport travel Call .anvilme, 56A-VI94 mates Call Carl alter 6:30 P.m , Sales Department open 741-1230 EATONTOWN SUBARU STATION WAGON 1978 - Four door, air front wheel, lour LANDSCAPING-LAWN Monday thru Friday 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Saturdays 5:Q0 P.M. i drive. AM radio, regular o»v PAINTING AND DECOHATING '" P v , 70.000 rriles Mutt sell MAINTENANCE Can B Jonei Fully insured cl 5 $4700 or reasonable ofler ROTOTILLING Lawn inttella For tree estimates call 229 3838 | "tit lt>98 don, sodding and seeding, landscape lANK FINANCING AVAILABLE FINANCE & INSURANCE MANAGER ON PREMISES 'Hiinlinus. leaf removal, ihruo (rim •VALLYS PAINTING OP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Su riling, pfl,riling and hauling Call Expert Odltsman Reasonable Ha* dtter t a\ 6ft JDM. Tti 1t*l. -1 ' Ma*n -,1 Valawan S,1Htlp Wutftf 91 H*l» Wanted 51 Htip Want** SS Situations Wanted 71 Merchandise TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1979 Malt For Salt 17 COSMETICIAN LAUIKORV ATTENDANT — Sa PORTER'WAXER — ExperienceWAITRESS/WAITER-Musd t be ex- 71 Merchandise •nence preferred lof eieee and Sun . 4 to 10 p.m. Musi full lime and part time. Middieiow perienced. Also dishwasher Apply 72 Garage/Yard Sales 84 Merchandise Mlic boutiout. eacellenl tale available to Ml in during week area Pleete call 2i2 S2»-e7DO m person at Rex Diner, 1U West GUTTERS CLEANED For Sale nd Igtwn Fiye-dey WM needed Apply m person, finenl *,_ Front SI., Red Bank. Repaired Roof-Chimney repairs Daily-Sunday Wanted 1 S 5 45 Call F«t p|«c», 747 $444 Clean Launderette. Hwv IS. Maile PORTER -Apartment building 10 SEPT 26 27 ,a-ir>4pm 7 Donne r Piaia. Haitet No phone calls cated in Lincroft. Must have e WAITRESS/WAITERS — Part LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS Street, Holmdel Nearly new chil AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN METIC SALESPERSON - F pertence in all types at custodie MAN WITH TRUCK — Light haul uren v tioirte* and miscellaneous pttete lima, full-time. Breakfast and lunch ing. deliveries Also clean out REGISTER VERTICAL BLINDS WANTEO ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, r department, titciltng *i duties. Call between 9 ami p. Experience preferred I4l-an>, 10 J 30^> OFF LIST! RUGS. FOR CASH gins position, lull lime i LAWN TECHNICIANS - Full lime Man. Frl., ~ houses, garages, ele Reasonable Free delivery, Elenbv Products TWO FAMILY - 5 Copperfteld Ct . ding seme nlghtt Somt t 7I77US Porl Monmouth. (off Main St ) Fn . INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Lawn Doctor needs people whoento WAITRESS/WAITER WANTED - Classified Ads Call 223-4449 tor quote 159 E Newman Springs Rd rrience preferred 531 1810, Mr outdoor work to tram as chemica APP4V in person at Roxy Restaurant. Sept 28, Sat . Sept 79. 10-4. rain or shine, no early birds Riding mower Sme^Sbury U1 *20C irwn. between I 12 em applicators. Earn while you learn PROGRAMMERS /ANALYSTS HI Broadway, Long Branch as low as LIGHT — Avocado green couch, Good future, good advancement 57 Day Care/Nursery picture window, 16" girl's bike. VISIT OUR OPEN HOUSE WANTEO - Licensed real tU.lt lovescat, and Mediterranean coffee I ight ingj. * lures, vases, gift items. ALL LIONEL TRAINS COST ESTIMATOR Call Mr. Miller. »i-i700. salesperson with experience in Colls School table and I2«ii carpeting to match tducts inspections tor both Com O F T l If vau have: COBOL experientL Neck and surrounding area. 43 cents All for tiQO 87? 9261, anytime. YARD SALE - Sun, Sept 30. 11 •rei*l and Residential propertte LADtES MEN - Work al home on GEORGE V ILLMENSEE AGEN a m 4 p m II East Third St , Kev ares cosl estimates and spec the phone, earn IU-U0 weefcl OS/JCL. application expertise, in EXPERIENCED - Wilh refer- LIVING ROOM SET — Mirrored ANTIQUES — Anal oW furniture, surance background b1 porl Books, furniture, clothes, ms for the rehabilitation servicing our customeri 1*4-3144 " •" * ences. Tweiveth year. Organized liquor bar. studio couch, chest of games glassware, tools, etc One item or rrlv to meet municipal HQUSH plar for pre-nurserv school children For FAST RESULTS drawers, reclining chair and occa enlire contents 787-7815 ____^_^ les Work will focus upon tl LANDSCAPE _ Gardeners help* Then we are looking for you! Lunch supplied. Mon , Wed., Frl., sionai chairs ~ nutation of one to (our faml Experience preferred Must hav Queue Assoc., Inc.. one of New Jtr WANTED - Alert, ambitious, 9r Ke 12 St Georges Church by the AT LOW COST 76 Auction Sales ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought (or mtial strut lures and the alle transportation. S42 I0M after 5 P pi sev'S leading consulting firms, I liable Person. Will train for dentai tea.. Rumson. Call 741-7275 or MOVING MUST SELL - Nine piece lop cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An I of store front facades looking for bright, ambitious pro laboratory technician cositlon 2*1-9252. phone Martogjny dmtng sat, table, ti* tiaues. 109 East River Rd , Rumson LEGAL SECRETARY - T grammeri to move into the dynami Write to Box F 301, The Daily Reg chairs, buffet, china cabinet, ex- AUCTION, Sept 29, 9 a m 847 3159 Member Appraisers As years •iPvrtence In either II* days a week Modern new air « field of dala processing consulting liler. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. MOTHER WILL SUPPLY — Ex- cellen^condition, $400 787-8246 oil Mam St., Marlboro, N j soctatipn of America. partition of cost estimates or lh< tionad offices. Salary cam We offer an excellent starting perienced care for the right child Furniture, china, glass, tools, so mensurate wilh ability and salary, liberal benefits, and Large fenced yard Nutritious meals OAK DESK - Seven-drawer, large ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- sign of twoslory residenti WE ARE NUMBER ONE REGISTER flat ton. with executive arm chair, forth Colonial Jim Moore As I/or commercial construction penenct Chemlin. Schottland, Ro- limited growth potential. supplied References available. Call societes. Auctioneers and ApTIQUES. Rl 36 and Homestead sen, Cavanagh and Kelly Call Mis IN OPPORTUNITY 471-1773 Classified Ads best offer Mahogany dining room Ave . Leonardo 291 S!M ft»r% of (raining from an sal (Sheraton style I, extension PfiStri 12011 938-2648. Rundquist. 229 3200 SOUND GOOD? AND GROWTH ed colleoe or university WORKING MOTHERS — Full dav 542-1700 table, four chairs, china cabinet and AVOID THE GARAGE SALE — (hiledure or engineering may be Come meet us at the Hilton Inn, Exi server, best offer Mahogany desk COLONEL JAMES A. MOORE Hassle Top dollar paid tor vour instituted (or experience Salar LEGAL SECRETARY - Real Es- I0S, Tlnton Falls, N J , from S 9 p m Number one company In field has care. I a.m. lo I p.m. (Hourly rates). AUCTIONEER tate experience required Red Bank Ihree openings for enthusiastic, ag Happy Houri School, Rt. 34, Tell Free Irom Matawan Area (Chippendale stylet, knee-hole, Kit 938 1648 unwanted items Call 264-1611 after ised upon guai ideal ions Cal •rtm. Call 74.4431 on Tues.. Sept. IS. gressive and sports minded sales Malawe double pedestal with brass butterfly ] um 3-7000, Eit. H. (OR CALL VeeUeJ ANYTIME) representatives with management hardware, best offer. Call 747-9105 MAINTENANCE - For aarda BASEBALL - And other non sports RECEPTIONIST — Doctor's officeopportunities available In New Jtr 566-8100 anytime 77 Pets And Livestock [COUNTER HELP — Fry Person apartments Must be experienced in sev area. card collections (1800 lo )972)- L nperience necessary. Fy| carpentry, plumbing and electrka Must type wen Afternoons and Iw Toll Frew from Middletown Area Ue-iM lUmt Call 711 WCQ work. Call 717 7300, 9 a.m. to 4 " evenings Hailet Matawan area PIANOS ORGANS Send reply lo Box A-344. The Dail To Qualify You Need Be: 671-9300 N.J.'S LARGEST MUSIC CENTER Advanced And Beginner? OAT A PROCESSOR — High School Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. GRAND OPENING SALE DOG TRAINING ON THE WA. _ OP Cenler. Experienced with com •High School graduate or better Classes eve* and Sat afternoons WHO IS FAIREST iiar terminal and keypunch and I •Bondable. 61 Business DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING Visit our huge showroom. Best selec Bavshore Companion Dog Club OF THEM ALL?" irking wilh atlendancf record MACHINIST •Three vaari business experience - 1.11 carats, best offer over |)600 tion of maior professional brands, TRY 842 1449 hedulins and related school r« REAL ESTATE desired but nol necessary Opportunities Call 791,-?O69 741 m>*t PAST TIME Veterans—non-vete 1 many used organs, student pianos. jris. Contact Aisistant Supa Little Silver Realty •Free to begin work within one Rentals from 17 SO per month "The BASSET PUP - To good home .ntendmt lor Personnel, Lon ans. Experience preferred but rw is seeking one full time licensed month DINING ROOM SET - Table, buf- necessary. We'll pay vou ID learn In GUM ANO CANDY ~ Vending bun fet, china closet, chain and table only Place to make a decision" Good with children, lovable, atfec Branch Public Schools, 6 w«st salesperson. Active office. Good ad FRfc6H©L© MUiie eeNTCft CftUtt. Lono Branch, N J -WMTtt the ARMV RSKERVfi. Call wertttma »ra«r«m. €e*aer«t4ve> We1 Offer - ***•. Per«etlevn«r(tfjn AtttngifM Pond Rd Shopping Center BASIC DOG TRAINING — ProbleTURm N YOUR DIAMONDS INTO 7»-MO3 Equal Opporlunitv Em professional staff. Call Miml Coffen Call (201) 741-a09T R1 9. Freehold 1 plover. RED BANK 741-5930 berg, 741-0910. •Unlimited earning potential. dogs Puppies? Obedience, novice, DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry la NEPTUNE 774-1* For no watmg appointment call open ana utility Can 566-5130 Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will •Guaranteed Income to start LIQUOR STORE — Gross businessDIRT-STONE-TO, P SOIL >0OW2W7 DENTAL ASSISTANT - With *« FT. HANCOCK 172 01 REAL ESTATE SALES AS •Established account. S200.QO0 Purchasd once. HOS.000, 9uv from private owners and es SOCIATE — Needed immediately Clearing wood chipping 7Bern an741-7*1d 6 for confidential Interview WIRE PERSON — Experienced In Turn the equity in your home into lee table, chairs. Moving, must sell PIANO — Babv Grand bv Estey. school Call after 6, 741 2016 five-room modern apartments, guiat Corvette, lop people, top pay. Clas CENTURY 31, COZENS AGENCY AC power wiring from schematics cash. ISOOO lo SSO.OOO! available B47-1996. Classic style, dark wood, $1000 or neighborhood Adults preferred. Im- Electro/Mechanic sic Car Company. Red Bank. Ask for 113 River Rd., Fair Haven. with minimum of supervision. Must Walts Diversified Financing, call bett offer Call M6-3478. FREE — Four gray and while mediate occupancy 653-6705 Mr. Lilt. 74t-S219. anytime. 741-4909. adorable kittens, seven weeks old. HIGH RATES LONG TERM REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - know component!/wiring sizing. Ap- FURNITURE PRINTING PRESS - 10M)', LAPlitter trained 671 COM or 671 7745 ef MECHANIC - Experienced, for ply Electro Impulse Lab, 116 FREEHOLD — Two-bedrooms, For aggreisive office with max Chestnut St., Red Bank. 7414404. Furniture at a traction above cost, Good condition Iff 5 child ok, heat paid, $340 brake and front end shop Must have imum training *nd advertising pro- 63 Money To Loan any name brand available, such as m.093t altar 5 p.m. TIM-BRO INC., BKR 54*-0905 own tools. Company paid benefits grams. MELMED REALTY Benmngton Pine. Pennsylvania FREE TO GOOD HOME Four Atlantic Apply Mlddletown Tire Co., 1325671-5«». House, Century, Henredon. REFRIGERATOR — Kenmoremonl, h old Shepherd Husky Call HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom, all v William St., Newark, N.J. 0710 Hwy. 35, Middletown REFINANCE YOUR HOME - Heritage, Hickory, Thomaiville. white. f775 Washer, Kenmore, gold. before noon or alter 3pm, 16477*4 electric, yard for kids, pets, $T90. aSS-IIM REAL ESTATE Work WITH MY EARS TO REPAY, CALL and many more For more inform* (335. Both under warranty Call STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-9414 25 HI 12. Springfield, N.J 07081 MECHANIC . Experienced in re SALES ASSOCIATP lion, call weekdays, 12 to 9 p.m. 764«7J GOLDEN RETRIEVER — One- pair of portable contractors eduip FOR DETAILS. MELMED REAL year-old male, to a good home Opening for one full lime associate TY, BROKER, 67f-5650. 1 HIGHLANDS - Three rooms, $150 rWyt*Nftv ernptove» r ml License a must. Experience helpful 721-6666 SNOW TIRES — For VolkswagenDachshund, male, I 1 years old. $75 plus all utilities. HA months secur- Overseas Studded and mounted on rims. Like •Call 97Z-HJ1 OBNT*t ASSISTANT WANTED — but not necessary. Member of MLS ^urmlure Catalog Service of N.J. ilv Call 725-4957 after 1 p.m and National Referral Service Maka more money working abroad, rtfw 165 li\ hi*u Experienced Excellent hours, an MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — -egardleis of your age, lex or Job FURNITURE — Living room. Con HORSE DRAWN ANTIQUE CAR- cellent pay. Plaasa call beiwa* training and marketing programs MERCHANDISE temporary, modern, eight months HIGHLANDS — Fully furnished, Freehold area. Part-time. Sand re One of Mlddietowns leading agen ttaius. All types of workers urgently THE USED FURNITURE CENTER RIAGE - One sulky, one set ofbrand new condo, one bedroom $330 12 30 3, Uon,, Tuft., Thurs , Fri X sume to Box A-314, The Dally Reg needed. For details, send a self old Original cost over s!,0OQ Musi 197 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank driving harness 946-8662 1 license not required 787 i cies. Call or write today for con sacrifice. Call I22-2O0S. month plus electric 291 2859 Itttf, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. lidentlal Interview. FOULKS PRES addressed and stamped envelope tc Beens, Has-beens and Why Nots Foreign Employment, Apt SO32, 70 LHASA APSO HIGHLANDS — Three clean rooms, DENTAL ASSISTANT — For a bus TON AGENCY, 2 Woodland Dr. 71 Merchandise For FURNISHING ON A LOW 1'i-vear old female MOTEL NIGHT CLERK Middletown, N.J. b/1-9494 Washington St., Buffalo, NY. 14205 TIRES - Four Goodvear Jeep AT- newly decorated, private yard $195, orthodontic practice In I title Silver DEPENDABLE-RESPONSIBLE BUDGET? - Check the USED Call S42-H18 after j.» p.m utilities separate Lease. 65 Bav part-time. X-ray license required Sale FURNITURE CENTER OF REDtrackers, 9H15. with while spoke ap CALL 842 1137 YOUTH ADVISOR — For local Syn Pliances rims. Only 225 miles S35O Ave 542 573S, 944-4972 Pleas* call Dr. Terra (or an In REAL ESTATE — Interested In a agoaue. Reading knowledge o BANK. Fine furniture for less 197 LHASA APSO PUPPIES - AKC, viaw, 741 tOtO. MOTEL ROOM CLEANING 60°o base commission? If you are a Shrewsbury Ave. Call 747-3363. nine weeks, $100 Two males productive,experienced Real Estate Hebrew considered somewhat help KEANSBURG — $210 par month. Steady work. Good pay ful Salary dependant on indlvidua USED PINBALL MACHINE -< Near boardwalk and ocean 3Oceen- DENTAL ASSISTANT — Immediat Call M1-1U7 salesperson, join the leading rei and experience. Call S36-23OO. GLASS AND CHROME — Coffee view Ave Security 276-1426 opening, full-time, specialty office estate company in New Jersey. For 3 LINES table, bumper pool table, butcher Good condition. (300 Call after 6 MOVING — Free English short Experience necessary*. X-rav MONMOUTH COUNTY VOCA a confidential interview, calf Ster block unit, George Kovacs lamps, p.m.. 946-4609. hairefl pointer, good with children, three year^, old. male Ul 91B4 KEANSBURG — Charming one ense preferred Salary com TIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT iing Thompson Croup/Sterling 52 Babvslttlng/Chlld 5 DAYS like new, excellent condition. WASHER — AnO dryer, $100 each bedroom for vou and kids, utilities menturate with experience Cal NEEDED VOCATIONAL SUB Thompson and Assoc , Carey Heck 841-2483 Glass table with chairs, 12S0 Queen paid, $215 HI toil lor interview appointment 747-5400. Care PEKINGESE — One *ear old STITUTE TEACHERS $3.00 GOOF SALE - Beautiful, lusmaltresit , »75 721-8282, 739 1997 lemaie. gold. AKC. papers, make STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-9414 The Register FAMILY ADS (infla- OIRECTOR OF NURSES - Fa RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST — Good Purchased soAfa and loveseat, Ex offer Can 78M1SO The following programs ara In need tion Fighters) can sell your un quislte pate blue and white tapestry. lung term care facility, located of substitute teachers. All applicants phone technique, light typing. Re BABYSITTER WANTED — In my needed items for you quickly. WOODBURNING STOVE PERSIAN KITTENS While, w.lih KEANSBURG — Two bedroom Maiawan Keyporl Bavshore area spomible and initiative. Pleasant home, Middlelown area. Days Delivered Friday, but Oh, how they (190 •riment. available Oct l 1230 a must have documented related work Merchandise for sale ONLY clash with our rug, (our Goof) Su- championship background CFA Modem facility, 100 beds, spaclou experience. working conditions. Sand resume to 717(390; past 4, 671-eJU. Originating from household, not ex 291-1427 registered $175 each. 583-4783. >mh. plus one month security. All grounds Approved bv JCAH, Medi Box 19ft, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 preme sacrifice Both tor $950 utilities included. 495 9117 Air Conditioning BABYSITTER — Responsible worn ceeding a sale price of $100 per 073-17S6. care. Medlcald and Veterans Ad Appliance Repair Executive Officer. article POODLES l*i. males blai • I o> ministration. Send resume to Bo: Auto Body Repair an for lour-year-old, my home, toi 1% Garage Sales AKC registered, all shots. $150 each KEANSBURG — Modem one- F 300, The Dally Register RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY — occasional days, evenings. 671-4S37 PRICE MUST BE MENTIONEO. GUITAR — Fender Mustang, bedroom apartment, full tile bath, Auto Mechanic Each additional line, $1 00. No dis- absolutely like new, mint condition Call 240-5H16ewes All ddv weekends Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Beauty Culture Part-time, clerical help for busy 9-11 a.m. Yard Sales >19S per month plus electric Secur- Real Estate office. Light typing, count il canceled before exDiration. (125. Call after 6 p.m., 671-1137. Apartment IB, 29 Grove PI Call Carpentry iling and pleasant phone voice. CHILD CARE — Working mothei No changes in copy 80 Bicycles/ 382 4568 between 7-9 p.m Commercial Art Weekend hours Send resume to P,0 needs part-time lo care for children Have something to sell? Phone GUITAR — Fender Mustang, GARAGE SALE — Frl.. Sal.. S«Pt Diesel Mechanic* 2S2, Mtddlelown. N.J.,07741. after school and prepare meals absolutely like new, mint condition 2B, 29, 9 a m.-S P m Furniture, home Mini Bikes KEANSBURG — Three-room wfl- DISHWASHERS Distributive Education Must drive, references, Rumson 1325. Call alter 3 P m., 671-1137 lurmshings, stereo equipment, ap mshed apartment. Available Oct Drafting RECEPTIONIST — Red Bank Law " SX9S76 542-1700 pliances, odds and ends lBOeliwood No pets Month's security re Electricity office, including calendar control. HAMMOND & BALDWIN Court. Deepdale section of Mid red 7B7-Oa?0 MATURE LOCAL WOMAN — To dletpwn (off Red Hill Rd ). BICYCLE — Man's 1979 Schwinn, Full-lime. 40hours assured, evening Food Service Responsible. Good starling salary PIANO AND ORGAN five speed Like new $75 Call shitttonlv. Apply In parson, between Machine Shop and excellent benefits. Reply to Box babysit our six month old baby girl, THE DAILY MM)1I KEANSBURG — V>* room apart- 10 em.I p.m. Marine Trades X 210. The Dally Register. River Plata area, days, hours can be CENTER ment, second floor, overlooking Bay Shrewsbury, N.-., 07/01. discussed. Interview, call 747-77*7. GARAGE SALE — Clothing, ladies Utilities Included, eicept electric Medical Denial Assistant REGISTER Division Of Altenberg and young people, shoes, hats, bags, MOPED 1978 - Black, excellenBusinest s people preferred No Pets HOOK. LINE 1 SINKER Plumbing Sheet Metal MATURE WOMAN — To care for lacketi, etc , some never used 9 30 condition, 802 miles, asking $300 11 West River Rd . Rumson Printing RN — (M/F), full-time or part-lime, Piano House 787 B977 month security Call 787-0626 or skilled nursing facility for all school children, from 7-5 daily. Call CLASSIFIED ADS Did vou know to 4, Thurs , Sept 27 18 Riverside after 6 Radio and TV Repair 2518 after 7 p.m Dr., Rumson. Applications may be obtained al the .hiftl, alternate weekends off. Call ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - We Are N.J.'s MOPED FOR SALE 431-S2I7 for appointment. Area's largest and finest selection. EANSBURG — Three-bed room office of the superintendent of RETIRED WOMAN — Looking for Largest and Oldest GARAGE SALE — 15 Central Ave.. 741 0873 alter b p m ipartment. two-femilv house $298 *£ schools. Call 4J1-7942. 373 Stiudnfcum Yellowbrook Rd.. DRAFTSMAN (Male/Female) SALESPERSON — Full-time posi home in Middletown area as live-In Farmingdale. next to Howell Park. Piano Dealer Port Monmouth. Sat.. Sept 29. 9 5. utilitie ) pets 44JB4I1 Hespomiblc lor preparing architec Enual Opportunity Employer M/F lon available. Looking for em mpamon lor older person, non- Miscellaneous items. lural renderings and designs for alid. References. Call 741-47M. McLAlN, 938-9371 <7 davst Mason and Hamlin, Kimball. 83 CBs/Electronlcs KEANSBURG — 3 i-room garden MORNING WAITRESS/WAITER— bit tout person with manage nil Sohmer, Baldwin, Kawai, Knabe, GARAGE SALE - Sept. 27, 28. 10 •.lore iront mode miration and tin- potential. Excellent career BEDROOM SET — Contemporary, a nan merit. Private entrance No gle-family residential renovations Experienced, Also buy bov/gli TEACHER NEEDS CHILD CARE Everett. Currier, Hardman and a.m -4 p.m al 389 Church St., pets 2232 Hancock St Call between lings only. Apply in person, POrtumty. Inquire in person, Klnnev — For two children in my home triple dresser, chest, two night Player pianos. Belford CB BASE — President Madison, Excellent drilling and graphic pres Shoes, Hwv. 35, Middletown, N.J. tables, excellent condition. (350. 10 a.m.12 noon and after 4 p.m., enlation skills are important. Design Sheraton Inn of Hailet. hree days a week, 6:30 a.m. Io4:30 LARGE DISPLAY OF AM. USB LSB. digital clock with 787 1847. P.m.. 142-7477. HMW, GARAGE SALE - Sat , S 19, Sun . alarm, turner expander. 500 power skill deiirable Salary based upon NEW JSRS6Y BASED — Retplra GRAND PIANOS 9'M Noon-6 pm Pleasant valley ttrsk mifcp wilh tone contrcil, Wiliori uualificalions Call 222-7000. Eil 76 . Care company looking for BEAN BAG CHAIR — Yellow, black 300 MAIN STREET Rd.. off Hwv. 1*. Marlboro. Moving ** ground wave antenna, 100 coax sportswear Knowledge of sports, contour chair, three modern wall More Classified DRIVERS — Part lima, lor Khooi ; R.R.T. with sales background 53 Domestic Help hangings, white bedroom furniture, ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 must sell many items Call 946-3566 used three months, original cost "•lease forward resume to the atten ogging or camping helpful. Kistln's, 7759300 for directions over $600. selling for $400 495 9560 onNext Page bus and driver for van. Must have 0 East Front St., Red Bank ovirsiie sofa, Sofebed. Call after 7 be willing to gel proper license. Cal ion of Sr. Michel, 83 Heddon Ave . P.m., M2,6*91 Open daily 9 to 9, Sat, 'til $ hrawUwry, N.J. 07701. Superintendent's office, Henry SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Ei A POSITION — Is open as a compe HAVE CONVERTED —To gas heat, Hudson St hool, 872 0W0 NIGHT AUDITOR — Weekend] lenct preferred, will train y*M mon to an elderly woman. Beaulifu BEDROOM SET — Si* piece. Ma-would like to sell ITS gal. fuel oil tank part-time. Must apply In person be o start, creqil for experience Hot- surroundings In private retlremen! ple, Kitchen set, TV, bar stools and and burner Tank, four months old, DRIVER FOR VAN — Must be over iitaiiialion and many fringe bane- more. 6M-1174. burner, (our years old, WOO for both. II and have good driving record and ween 3-5 p.m Howard Johnson's ommunitv Private room and bath Motor Lodge. Rt. JV Middletown Its. Call M Leverich, 780-1200, lit Applicanl must drive and submit Call 7475569 after 5 p.m. some mechanical ability Steady lob li. recent references. 741-9233 after S BEST TOP SOIL classified advertising lor reliable, sober person only. Ref NURSE'S AIDES M/F - ApproK erencet reauired Start 13 2} par lately five evenings a week, 4.to 12 iCHOOL CUSTODIAN —The Tlnton Good fill dirt Eck.fl Trucking. IBM TYPEWRITERS Hour Call S41-4«oi business hout hilt Must be experienced. Apply in Falls School, full lime, fringe bent APARTMENT CLEANING — Done Its. Black Seal license preferred. RENTAL $19.50 per mo. DRIVER .— To deliver automotive person, Garden State Manor Nurs- by two experienced cleaning wom- BIG BARGAIN Rent with option to buy B72O377 ng Home. It Van Brackle Rd., Hours 7:10 to II p.m. Salary range, en. References. Evenings, 74M1O6. MODERN LAMPS ONE HANG- glass in central Jersey Mf*a, Musi StvS4 to ft 1,901 based on experience KENMORE TABLE — Model sew know Plamfteld, Somerfield. Mor Holmdel. ING, ONE TABLE. ALSO, END Call $43-0117. Equal Opportunity FULL-TIME — Sleep-in domestn TABLE, ALL IN EXCELLENT mg machine, good condition, >7j INFLATION riitownand vicinity Marlboro Glass Employer, M/F. 4 hour week. 1133.40 per week plus Call 7*1-0915. Distributors, Tcnnent Road, NURSES AIDES AND OR ree room and board. General house- CONDITION, CALL 5*6-6846 ANY- Morganvllle. S91-I400, DERLIES — Certified or aSERVICn E PERSON - For local hold duties, cooking, care of woman TIME. LAWN MOWER — 24" riding penenctd only. For Nursing Home, ivgen service company. Full lime wilh Parkinson's disease. One-year BOXES Corrugated Packing sup mower. Snapper Comet, four-speed DRIVERS WANTED — fart time, 4 • II shift. Full-time. Starting rate of nplovment, year-round. Driver's Kperience. References- Call plies for Industry and Moving and and reverse. Alto grass catcher ' urn to 1 Apply in person only after 4.W per hour, after short probation, :ense required. Previous ex- 41-4M4. Storage Call 7*7-»OH or 46?-4672. «00 719 24U -4 p.m. Red Bank PUie, IS North perience nol necessary, will train, FIGHTER 4 93 per hour. Excellent fringe ben Ondoc Ave . Red Bank. 842 7U1 (its. Do not Phone, apply in person ixcellent starting salary, attractive COUCH — Loveseat and chair, LEVOLOR BLINDS-VERTICAL Monday-Friday only, 9 a.m. to a Inge benefit package. Call for in- matching chair. 1600. Encellent con- 30°* off. Call for free estimates, DRIVER/WAREHOUSE PERSON p.m. Atlantic Highlands Nursing rview, 764-1542, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER dition. Call 6713276 vertigo industries, 774-4383. VISA — Valid driver's, license, good work' or busy adult household. Per' ar>d MASTER CHARGE. Home, 8 Middletown Ave., Atlantic minenl position for experienced, mg conditions, company benefits Highlands. SECRETARY — For small law DESKS. FILES — Tables, chairs, Call 244-»173. Irm. Good skills—legal experience well organized person. For m adding machines, typewriters, of- LENSES — For T opt on camera. tot requited Call Mri, Hall, erview call I42-1S37. ftce equipment, etc. al bargain F 2, S3 MM and F-4, 13Smm. Perfect ELECTRONIC ENGINEER — Fa- URSBS AIDES — Part-time, im condition, 1100. Call 747-1332. miliar wilh solid stale devices. No tediate opening, all shifts, May ep 41-9400 HOUSEKEEPING/LAUNDRY — prices. New or used. A.AC. DESK experience necessary. Call 931-7400 ply at 200 Center St., Cliffwood Part-time. Please call Mediccnter. OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Oafchursi LOOK FOR THESE ADS ECRETARY — Engineering firm. lor appointment. Beach 841-3800. 531-3990. PAINT FOR SALE yping, dictation. Neat. Pleasant, ALL TYPES, ALL COLORS 1 ELECTRICIAN WANTED OFFICE MANAGER — Good op- dependable, immediate full time WOMAN TO —Clean house, one day DINETTES — New, W4.95; New CALL JM-a779 Experienced oriunity lor qualified parson. position. Call 1-9 a.m .for Sept. 23 li «k, 120. Call five-piece bedroom, Jivi Vat- ..rowing company doing business by • mlmenl 973-0351. tresses, new, J29.9S. K O SHARP'S PIANO —Winter Baby Grand Move DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX Call 717-0731 791-0765, after 4 ireel mail. Must have experience FURNITURE, 275 Hwv. 36, West two weeks, must sell tloOOor best ERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Keansbura. After 1 p.m., 49S-OO9S. offer 842-1996. EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEE wilh customer service. Pleas* send — Part-time, afternoons and eve- DLE OPERATORS — Malt or Resume to Box Z ?09, The Daily ings. Apply in person, Eatonlown Situations Wanted female presser, wanted to work on Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. hell. South St. and Hwv. 35, Eaton- Female 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise children's coals. 35 hour week own. 8' SNOW PLOW — Vyith hydrolicFORMICA KITCHEN - Table. PIANO • 741-WS. OIL BURNER MECHANIC - Year- For Sale For Sale 35x49. plus loaf and four upholstered ound. all benefits qaid, experienced pump J700 One pier metal loading NEEDS TUNING. $125 HOP FOREMAN — Male/female, BABYSITTING — My home. Six chairs, $100 Maple chest. $50 Single 842-W79. EXCLUSIVE COSMETIC COM nlv. McConnell Fuel Oil Co., ramps, $80. Call 747-4M5. ddvbeu $75 741 SOBJ 91-3200, ompleie charge of mechanical shoo months to five years old. Call PANY — Seeks representative in nd maintenance of all portable con- 229-74S1 AMERICAN AIRLINES — S0S> -Monmouth County Full time or FUR AND LEATHER COA1S $10 POOL TABLE — 4»7 i .flood condi •ART-TIME — 5 P.m. to 9 p.m., radars equipment. Full mechanl- coupons (2). $100 or best offer. Call -part lime Complete training. Call a I background essential, ex- IABYSIT — In mv Lincroft home, alter 5 a.m., 530-067*. to $60 Children's domes, 2S cents lo Uon ashing *7S 'Alan for information 7« 8*3* Mori through Frl., janitorial and $1 291 4166 Ight maintenance work. Call ienced only need apply. Com- -- working mother 741 9475 741-9487 • EXPERIENCED — Climber or 41-0621 to arrange Interview. v benefits. 264-6173 AMERICAN AIRLINES — S0°n dis JENN AIR SINGLE WALL — Uml POOL COVE R - 18 found one yea- •ground worker wanted for tree ser HORT ORDER COOK— Full time, BABYSITTING — Bv experienced count coupons, S50 or best otter Call kvith roti'jwvif. dolwie madel, $31 old. $10 Excellent condition •vice. Full-time. Call 7*1-0609 •ART-TIME — Bui driver, private 9 5. 7b4JU! Call 842 6654 ».hooi. will train. U P«f hour to avs or nights. Experienced or will mother In her home. Any age child CdU 747 ?447 I. 170-3664 30 per week or 75 cents an hour Call • FULL-TIME — Cleaning person. tart. Call between 9-4 P.m. 542-4777. SAW. ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUG—$100. KITCHEN TABLE -Butting machine experience neces- SIDING MECHANICS AND Oak hall tree, 1200 Carved head While and yellow, $70 REFRIGERATOR - G E brome sary Mon.-Fri., • a.m.-Sp.m. Apply •ART-TIME — 5 M a.m. lo 7 a.m. XPERIENCED MOTHER — Will board. $50 More items available 671 2591 lone, good condition. $85 -•t Nicnors, Rt. 34 and Lloyd Rd., Established morning newspaper HELPERS WANTED fl-10 p.m.. S42-2167 Call after 6 n m . 1*1 2653 babysit In her home, fenced-in yard. 542 6436 "Matewert outes available to person with car meals Included. Call 739-ltW. KITCHEN TABLE - Four ttiairi n HailetLIHte Sllver-Ktansburg TOCK CLERK - Full time posit lon BED — Full, bookcase, headboard$100, , bean chair. $10, two wood REFRIGERATORS - One two "FULL OR PART TIME OP -a Matawan areas. Earn $7SO-$J5O or hardware and building meterl- EXPERIENCED WOMAN —Would $75. Spread, sheets, electric blanket. (hairs, $10 W 5363, evrs door. $125 And one two door $75 r month. 747-UfS day., eves. Experience preferred and some ke day work. Must be on busline. $25 Light blue tftermo drapes. Clothe* washer. $50 Alt in good . PORTUNITV — In fashion field, M 4053. LAWN MOWER — Electric. Sears . Ptr hour plut wardrobe, no invctl- nowledge of hardware and building Call 741 4775 v«x2S6", $50 Beige open weaved 19". one year old, excellent condi running condition Call 547 4*02 -rnenl. For intervitw call 747 JO93. materials necessary. Call 461 16*0 drapes. 120x76". $10 877 IB77 alter 5 business hours •qua! Opportunity Employer M/F ADY WOULD LIKE — House lion. $100 B47 7B4S . 67M484. 7*1-3115, PART-TIME DAYS leaning. References and trans- Service Deodorizers otation. Call 741-91*3. MOVING - Electric washpf gas TFULL-flME — Appliance tales jn a monthly route in MONMOUTH UBSTITUTE TEACHERS — For BLUE CARPET - 15x18, H7dfveS r one ypar old, oerfeci condi SNOW THROWER SNOWBIRD — 7 I Person. Salary plus commission. OUNTY. Flexible daytime hours, eyport School. For information MATURE — Reliable woman de- Green carpet, 13x15, $100. Small lion $?00each 7414,613 ho . 73' . neutral, forward reverse, '.Sales experience necessary. Apply ar necessary, all. lM-2t40. ires position as Nurse's aide or green rolling bar, $15. Insulated heavy duly use or commercial $150 drapes. $15 and $20. Castro MOVING -- Miscellaneous dl NKhoi's, Rt. 34 and Llovd Rd., GOOD PAY-STEADY WORK ELEPHONE SECRETARY —Full domestic. Experienced. 15 hour. IW-4402 Matawan. 922-2506 blue green couch. $700. Excellent furniture, including solid maple twin CALL 201-947-3660 me, 3 11 shift, long term, pleasant condition Two end and one cocktail bed frames, $50 p«ir, 36 round TRACTOR - Sears B hu grass GRADUATE STUDENT — Needs Mice. 741-4700. MEDICAL TYPIST — Desires part (able. blue. $20. Artitical palm tree. marble-toD coffee table. $50, cutting attachment Five vears Old, tutoring in statistics and SPSS com ECHNICAL SALESPERSON — me work at home, five years ex 120 Call anytime. 74V5443 portable sfwino machine, $30 type needs work $195 B42 7*»98 nuler programming. 14242*0. PART-TIME — Stock and main lee ironic manufacturer requires perience. 739-9227. CARPET -"orangYThag, 10xt1. $35. writer table, $5. three drawer TRIPLE DRESSER *- And rnirfo- enance person. Apply in person at tside salesperson for telephone or- chests. $?5 Pai^ S4J-0O82 HANDY PERSON — For construe ikel's. 44 Apple SI , Tinton Falls. Living room chair, olive green vel- $150 End table. $25 Double dresser, lion work. lers. correspondence, customer ser- Situations Wanted vet, 135. Call_5B3-754r MUSICAL INSTRUMENT — Kin$12g 5 Occasional chair, $20 741-21H 'ART-TIME — Cleaning person, No ice, etc. Contact Jim Bernard at impel. $100 King Alto San 1734653 xpcrlence necessary. I a.m. 12 67-6100, (M p.m.). Male a phone. $100 Good condition HAIRDRESSER WANTED - Ex oon. Mon.-Fri. Apply al Nichol's. CHANNEL MASTER TV - Tele 842 8786 . perienced only, tuli or part-lime EACHERS— Elementary and sec- scopic sleel mast antenna Complete TV — Magnavo*. color five years Call Tuts, thru Sal., between 9 5. Rt. 34 and Lloyd Rd., Matawan ondary per diem substitutes. Also NOROE WCFRIGbRATOR $100 ubs In art. music and Physical CARPET wilh all remote directional controls. Old. 15' console Mediterraneancab WMWT PIECE WORKERS — Experienced Perfect condition, 1115 Call 741-8174 60 Contemporary sola, beige. $100 met. needs some word. $200 or fireplaces, must have own equip- •ducaiion. Contact Assistant Super- after ( 30 p.m.. Call 741 7208. 10 lo 3 INSURANCE SALES DEBIT - ntendenl lor Personnel, Long INSTALLATION DISCOUNTS FOR ment. Call 3*7-0477. Mon. through will repair your carpeting or Install $70,000 potential first year, starling :ri., 7 a.m.-3 p.m. inch Public Schools, * West End ELECTRIC RANGE - Magic Chef, OFFICE VINYL CHAIR — Ana DISCOUNT salary open. Full benefits. Equal . irt Long Branch, N J. 0774O. or tew carpeting. I have five vaari table combination, with matching Rperience in this field, end will give dual ovens, excellent. $155. COUPONS — Two $70 each or best opportunity employer. Call S91-18O4. PLUMBER 29-a003. Equal Opportunity Em- SENIOR CITIZENS Call 922-0351 haw. $50 Pair swag Memcan offer 747 5286 After b EXPERIENCED lover. ou an honest, reasonable estimate, rouoht stained glass lamps. $40 LANDSCAPE^ Gardener's helper CALL 229 3264 NO JOB TOO BIGM! If your carpel END TABLE — $15, metal cabinet530-057. 7 WINDOWS - Side bv side, double wanted. Experience helpful. Must EACHER — For creative self-con- ooks shabby and needs to be $35, full sue boa spring mattress. hung, and two brown storm screen have dlrver's license. Call 741-7255 ained situation In unusual selling. oucrted UP In a few places, give me $25. Storm door, $IS. 871 0653 PANASONIC STEREO — (Like windows A1 1544 bedrooms, plus a cool screened over (he mantel as you Complete Canvas Shop terms and conditions herein sped ttodto heat included. t23S porch overlooking the garden In Dollars (t2O.00O.O0) and shall be not Sept 25 NMHRO INC . BKR. S44-09O5 step out on (he 32' deck less than Five Hundred Dollars fled; provided however, lhat In no ground pool Very private, wen 1st Aye., Atlantic Highlands tax year shall the total deduction! PUBLIC NOTICI . «UREMCK HAH80R - Kids pe' OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Thi unique iIDS.000 Call anytime. overlooking gorgeous In- ($wo.ooi Checks and Bid Bonds PLANNING BOARD ACTION Oft one-bear ottrn. all utilities pan 291-5600 •hall be made to Ihe order of Ihe for any single property exceed 102 Houses For Rent uedrooms. two baths, lovely year CENTURY II COZENS, Realtors ground pool 3 big OPEN SUNDAYS Treasurer. Borough of Highlands, 110,000. The Planning Board at its meet- round residential area MOO month! Bedrooms, 2W baths, full New Jersey. Ing of September 19, 1979, took the ;IATE RENTALS Bkr '47 94: uius utilities. 531-4130. "tndeo%ndently Owned" HOBIE 14' — Two salii. traile Section 4 Any property ownei following action: ail River Rd Fair Haven basement, central air, (One sail, traveler blocks-new th desiring to seek the exemption as sal uniur M* heo CHALET — One-bedroom - loft - Each Proposal shall also be ac Approved Re affirmation for PORT WONMOUTH — Bring you (201) 741-74M large formal dining room season). All In excellent condition compemed by a duly executed Con- forth in this Ordinance and provided Malor Subdivision for Lin-Mar Es- I inree-room love nesi wit IMIVJIY M00 oer month. by law shall file a written applica- Call 741 I1B2 evenings pet. one-bedroom, yard, patio. $200 and a full acre in true asking »12fS Call 74MSOB, after sent of Surety in the form contained tates. Hillside Ave., block 313?. lots > - .die enltintev bay window Ml STATE RENTALS Bfcr. 747-«43 S44 l«M, ask for Peter. in the Contract Documents from an tion with the Tax Assessor of the 11. 1 1.1-3,1-4, Ii, 1-6, Wand 1-8 Hi backyard, large closeti CHILDREN GROWN! country setting. This Borough ol Keansburg pursuant to approved surety company licensed Approved: Sketch plat for Wil COLTS NECK RED BANK — Four bedrooms RETIRE IN LUXURY home is vacant and ready LENTZE MARINA — For Rarita lo conduct business In the State of the provisions of N.J S A 54 4 3 73 et tarred. I2&0. heat ana hot wate prime area. waH-lo-well carpeting hamsburg Associates, Inc. Malor i argt >wo story Colonial home situ in this mint c ond Itlon for its new owners. Bay boating I n-oul berthing servic New Jersey, agreeing to furnish the Subdivision known at Green : A*riilab.* Oi i aled an horse (arm Completely re new kitchen, new tvfc baths, centra brick/aluminum ranch on a beau for power and sail boats, is to a required Contract Bond upon the dir dishwasher. (550 l*\ 2IW, $126,900. Section S. In the purpose of the Meadow Estates, block 8 lot 2. I *nea Liecorated inside and out Security litullv landscaped halt acre Fire Used boat sales 79? 31J9 award of the Contract. Act, the following definitions shal DwiQM Road, *nd references required I7U pei place in living room, formal dining epptv: an jiittnes •mo m RED BANK — Six rooms, three 19- MFG 1977 — $Vt ho Volvo Each Proposal shall be made Denied. Site Plan and variances bedroom, kids ok, basement, I3S0 room with parQuet floors am upon Ihe blanks furnished with the A. "Completion" means sub- for Arbv's restaurant . located on STATE HE'N.TAX5 Bar 741 French doors opening to private sleeps five, trailer, mooring, dinghy stantially ready for Ihe use for which CARL F. ZELLERS TtV BRO INC.. BKR. 544 090 patio Paneled den, eat In kitchen The HouteSold Nmme • Cell W2 474* Contract Documents and shall be Rt #31 and Twinbrooks Ave. block ivVN - Two bmroc REALTOR enclosed In a sealed envelope ad- It was intended. 72, lot 19. RED BANK - Three bedrooms, 1 gas heal, two-car garage Quiet, ret B. Dwelling" means any build -'46 4443 Eves till 1 • denim area Asking M7.9OO dressed to the Borough Council, Approved: Preliminary site ••• i . roi atoo-ntm baths, living room with fireplace WANTED Borough of Highlands. Monmouth ing or part of a bui'ding used, to be plan tor James McKenna, premises t-ATONTOAN Woodmere. three dining room, den, wall-to-a 6 aluminum boat, with County, New Jersey, and plainly used or held for use of a home or .. |ga 1 LITTLE SILVER without trailer, motor. located on Block 662, lot 4, Thomp- A Uedruom. I a b*th, split level with c arpeting Full basement, heated marked on the outside "Proposal tor residence, Including accessory son Ave and Rt. #36 II I II (340 im den and full basement, one-rear attic Two-car garage. Available REALTY CaM 747-1333 Removal and Disposal of Sewage buildings located on Ihe same pre o-ite t*00 GLORIA NILSON RE Nov t. $495 4 month plus utilities WARNCKE Sludge" and the name and address mlses. together with the land upon LEON ZUCKERMAN, Sec ALTORS. B42-60M Security 741-t«S6 741-0950 of the Bidder, and delivered to Mu- which such building or buildings are Mlddletown Township 154 Recreational Planning Board Apartments ASSOCIATES HULTOHS nicipal Haft In Highland! not later erected and which may be necessary FAST KEANSBURG . JUit mod RUMSON - Three bedrooms, l Vehicles than the time above specified tor the fair enjoyment thereof. Sept 20, .979 ••< 'Died two-bedroom, fenced yard baths, one-car garage, fireplace COUNTRY CLUB CLASS 300 Hwy 35 Middl.town Sept, 21 M 10 Av-ailatole ti-iqnH»wtt* <**»*, available Oct. 1. immediate oc.cup.ancv Clot* to Lovely Ranch has three, btdroonu The Borough Engineer and C. "Home Improvement' screened porch, basement, dlnaln Borough Council reserve the right lo means trie tmprovernent or a dwett Uttlmn »«-08M after 6 schools 1750 plus utilities 842 843 197] MINI WINI — Excellent condl 211 Octanport Company after 5 kitchen, fireplace In center hall require a complete financial and ex- Ing which does not change Its per 197,900. E A ARMSTRONG ACEN 747-7000 Hon. Many extras. Asking 17,too perience statement from pros- mltted use and shall include tN NOTICE TOBIDOIRS r-A!R HAVEN - Colonial Three TINTON FALLS — Two bedroo CY. Realtors. 555 Prospect Ave Call 164-7*05. pective Bidders before furnishing modern I let Ion, rehabilitation, reno- Sealed bids for furnishing and 530-9494-- nnarooni. Vi bath, fireplace, ful luxury ranch, adjoining horse fan Little Silver, NI-4S00. Proposal Forms or Specifications or vation, alteration or repair of a installing a new oil (or dual fuel) 25' TRAVEL TRAILER - *ot used twiwe awarding Ihe Contract In ac- turner on in existing boiler in the an rud Calf fc « p.m. 19)2 building of the Wolf Hill School, : OLONIAL Six years-old, MOO »q MtlM cordance with Chapter ISO, Laws of Section 6. Any ordinance or reg APARTMENT - ft Loaded (75.900. 192*. ulatlon contrary lo the provisions oi Oceanport, N.J., and for providing i lo call Ii CAMPER — 9' slide-In, stove, slnl AH labor in connection with the this Ordinance are hereby repealed the required related material will be 103 Rentals To Share m-uoo toilet, heater, sleeps six, |750protect shall be paid not lets than lo the extent that they *f Inconsls received by the Board of Education. jHLANDS HILLS — View of ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR HlflU. wages listed In the Wage Rate De tent herewith. Borough of Oceanport, N.J. at the an Two three-bedroom, large lnter-Citv Relocation Service RUMSON AREA — Call or land for termination contained In the Specif- Section 7. This Ordinance shal Maple Place School, Oceanport, N.J. a WHS plus utilities Call MALfc - 34. Caucasian, looking fo S42-3200 our "Shore and Country Living" COX CAMPER — Fully equipped ication or on file in the Engineer's lake effect upon passage and publl until 2 00 p.m. on Wednesday, Octo- • B 544 W05 1171, Mon through Frl after 6 woman, mid 70 to JO's lo share smal brochure, pics, descriptions, price* sleeps six WOO ifflce, pursuant to Chapter 150, cation according to law. ber tO, 1979, at which time and place house. One child O.K. 49S-0SM, M FAIR HAVEN — Lovely tr« Call SM 3SM Laws of New Jersey, 1941. PUBLIC NOTICI said bids will be publicly opened and P m weekdays, anytime weekends lead property Three bedroorr on (ncluiUt tilting I. AP- rtid. HOLMDEL is den or fourth bedroom. Two full PLE BROOK AGENCY, Realtors, HUNTSMAN PICK-UP - Camper The proposal shall complete Public Notice Is hereby given Large five bedroom Victorian home ROOMMATES WANTED baths, living room, fireplace, at 112 Ave of Two Riven, Rumton, ii)111. sleeps six Good condition forms Included In the Specification's lhat Ihe above ordinance was duly Specifications and details may Completely remodeled inside and Aberdeen S200 Male wan «I5 842-2900. " Disclosure Statement" as to the adopted on first reading by the be obtained from Mrs. Janet P. SiK-munth or one-year lease, . hed garage, first time offered, HOOO or best offer, 141-3411. Borough Council of the Borough of Sausser, Board Secretary, Ocean- Freehold J130 164,900 flahrs Real Estate, 172-1600. identification of Principals per i .. e On West ind references required SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING — Chapter 33 of the Public Laws of Keensburg, County of Monmouth port Board of Education. Maple Middletown J150 1200 315 Morris Ave., Long Branch. MIDAS MINI-MOTOR HOME — ••••• * 127S oer mi ib.'s pei month Hailet S140 Red Bank J150 FAIR HAVEN — Intown hlde-a 1977, self-contained, new tires, Cl Stale at New Jersey on the 19th day Place, Oceanport, N.J. 07757. All It 7299. wav. Charming two-bedroom cot Needs some work. To be sold as Is adlo. At condition. $9000. 542 S67I fin. of September, 1979 and that said bids must be sealed and addressed CARL F. ZELLERS Holmdel 1350 w Keansburg $225 Asking H6,000 with JS.000 down and ordinance will be considered for to Mrs. Janet P. Sausser, Board Keyport i i b o lage nestled beneath tall trees and Bidders Mrt required to comply REALTOR iurrounded with mature plantings owner will hold mortgage. Call after MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT with the requirements of Chapter 129 final adoption at a meeting of said Secretary, Board of Education, Ma- W. Long Branch $150 p m. 986-4405. Borough Council to be held at the ple Place. Oceanport, N.J. 07757, t> 4443 L.VP-> Ml 1 1 Atlantic Highlands |14O-»tU 'or privacy Large eat-ln kitchen, Check our unbeatable of the Public Laws of 197S. heated den/porch. One block to bus low rates and compare, 229-0472 The Borough Engineer and Borough Hall, Church Street and marked "BID FOR INSTALLA- K EANSBURG - Three-room house. H 75-1200 SPECIAL Keansburg, New Jersey on the 3rd TION OF OIL BURNER," irmshed. one month's security, And Many. Many more and river In the heart of "Olde 7"i% FHA mortgate available to Borough Council reserve the right to Ufts 787-9248 Haven" First time offered at >ROWLER 1976 — Fifth wheel, 9 relect any and all Bids, to waive any dav of October, 1979, at 1:00 P.M. or The Board reserves the right to r — One' TWO GETMER SM417 (43,900. Call right flWiv. ' qualified buyer for the purchase of l.i completely self-contained, eli rmalll.es or Irregularities In the as soon thereafter as the matter can • (anifl tm- I his three-bed room home with andltionlng, excellent condition be heard at which time end place relect any and all bids and to waive 1 - FftNSBURG - Four rooms, near WANTED — People with apart CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors Bids received, *nc to accept any Bid immaterial Informalities ,-vJivflec i/n a month plus security private back yard, large front porch, Asking SSBOO Call 291-0tl7. which Is deemed most favorable to public hearing will be held prior to til ;J o m ments or homes to share No charge "Independently Owned" living room, dining room, kitchen, the final passage of said ordinance Bv order of the Board of educa- 1 • the Borough ol Highlands, New Jer- lo you, we will run ads. screen 813 River Rd. Fair Haven and has been newly painted outside and all persons will be given op tion, Oceanport. New Jersey. applicants and refer Qualified peo sey, at the time and under the condi- Dated: September 24, 1979 > ard lot Kids, pets, {201) 741-7686 it's the buy of a lifetime at 135,900 SPECIAL tions stipulated. The right Is also portunltv to be heard concerning the Pie Our no-cost service Is the safest Call ALLAIRE-FARROW, Re same MRS JANET P SAUSSER RIVER VIEW TOWERS tiel paid, near bus. UBS tailest way to find the right person FIRE SALE NOTICES reserved to Increase or decrease the HI aiif HI NTALS Bkr 747 9434 altors, 741 3450 quantities In trie manner designated Board Secretary to share vour home or apartment. Twolamljy house In need of t> Marlam J. Splelman Sept, 24,» 120.40 TWOGETHER lensive repairs (11,000 in the Sped flea I Ions. RANCH Two blocks irom VALUE PLUS Ws By Order of Borough Council of Borough Clerk m, )r»f bedrooms one will S66 6171 MELUEO REALTY, BKR, Four bedrooms, 17' matter 210 Lost A Found tUMina di *•*•+•• ' 671S6SO the Borough of Highlands, New Jer- Sept. 25 136 » 239 Rtd Bank Mr a net neat cooxino vale entrance (efficiency) bedroom, 12' living room, dining sey. RESOLUTION NOTICE MO'man. TV 671-5596 FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY oom, 18' kitchen, den, 22' family C. J. Guinev, Jr., Mayor 104 Winter Rentals oom, garage. FOUND - Blond miniature Collie WHEREAS, a complaint was Notice is hereby given that (he .'age, pool REALTORS male, six to eight months old, on Harriet A, Albrecht, Clerk tiled In the Municipal Court of the Bob c-ccone •NO BRANCH — Option to buy, MELMED REALTY, BROKER Sept, 25 132 10 Planning Board of the Borough of 1 Woodland Or -Middlttown— 671-5650 493 8600 Newman Springs Rd,, Red Bank Borough of Keansburg against Ed- Red Bank, at Its regular meeting on 0i 99m, only 1340. double ga ALLENHURST — Two bedroom 671-9494 Sept. 21. With silver rabies tag, N.J ward Streldl, and September 10th, 1979. granted final itshed house. Nice area. Neai WALKER A WALKER 1979 1981. Call S.P.C.A., 542 0040 229 Ktansburg WHEREAS, said complaint Site plan approval to: THE AUTO •aid. three t-NTALS Bkr • 747-9434 HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS 'iffl/ -lore isportation and shopping. Til REALTORS NOTICI arose Irom the performance of his SALON. INC. for premises known as Way IS |2M month. Call 531-8356 CaM the Kerr Agency, Inc. Shrewsbury Office 741-5212 LOST — Scotch Terrier. White duties as a police officer, and 172 Newman Springs Road, Red MATAW N - Two Dedroom, one- , .f. Rivfi Nil I all Haven, '41 4477 male, answers to "Hennessey". V The following ordinance was after 5 p.m. weekdays, all dav week Middlctown Office 671-3311 1 WHEREAS, Edward Streldl re Bank, New Jersey Block 84 Lot 63 on bath. Kit ien living room, enclosed clnitv of School Rd,, R passed and approved upon Its second ihed one basement, oarage, large ids. HAZLET NEW 36' BI-LEVEL — and final reading and upon It* public quested that Daniel M. Waldman the Tax Map of Borough of Red Bank aid rrtodeT WEST LONG BRANCH — Jumbo Marlboro. Reward. 780 166 S Esquire represent him In that mat- to permit renovation to the building Ard idi'.ii tor i«vo adults No pets SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studios Aluminum siding, half brick. hearing bv the Municipal Council of -•i . jilablt? De. 1st 466093b 162,900 e bedroom Ranch In excellemt 473-0748 days. the Borough ol Keansburg, New Jer- ter, and on the said premises to be used tor and motel units—maid service, all condition. In-ground pool, bar In sey on September 19, 1979 and was the restoration and sale of used auto- itilltles Included Low winter rates 767 3500 den, with patio, circular entrance, LOST — White puppy missing sine WHEREAS, the Municipal At ATAW*N — Five rooms, all ap- Sept. 21. Vicinity, country section o ordered adopted and approved after lornev has reviewed the complaint mobiles. • • v the dav, week or month. No lease HOLMDEL—LIST WITH fireplace, extras: galore, Just listed, publication required by law, :j!s»>ineni garage, 1421 r security. TRADE WINDS Call ARTHUR 8AHLAV AGENCY, Holmdel. About three-months-old and finds no objection lo Daniel M. ROSEMARY MINEAR Tir\A BRO INC UK R 544-0905 Century 21 Van's Agency Any Information appreciated. Re Marlarn J. Spiel man Waldman representing Edward Secretary • MOTEL, 842-1137. '74-5SS5. Evenings, 531-0366. 546-1 Ml ward. 671-1484. Borough Clerk Slreldl. Dated: September 70,1979 VtDOi_trTOWN - Split tevrl tour ORDINANCE #807 MJS oets Ok. two baths, HOME BY THE RIVER! WOODMERE RANCH — Three NOW, THEREFORE BE (T RE Sept. 21 |S 40 t, i 106 Furnished Rooms Gracious charm of early IVOO's In bedrooms, two baths, 13' living LOST — Small female cat, black AN ORDINANCE AMENDINO AN SOLVED by the Mayor and Council garage striped, white chett, paws. White ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR of the Borough of Keansburg that 'ATb MENTALS Bkr 747 9434 his tasttfullv-restored 14-room oom. family room with cathedral 240 Rum son louse with SVt baths, B' fireplace In Piling 189,500. 542-4686. flea collar. Answers to "Puddv" DINANCE TO REGULATE AND Oanlel M. Waldman be, and is here ELMAR — Furnished room In ivingroom Almost two acres beau- Since Sept. 16 Little Silver. 74f-7346 LICENSE VARIOUS BUSINESSES retained to represent Edward NOTICE :ioom apart -.- HIGHLANDS — Small ivate house with use of kitchen. if ullv landtc«oad ground*, towering IN THE BOROUGH OF streldl in the complaint pending in PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai ".ige Seturilv And Call anytime, 681 4676 rees. 350' recently rebuilt bulkhead 132 Condominiumi KEANSiURG ETC." ADOPTED the Municipal Court of the Borough on October 8, 1979.1:15 P M , Hubert H One year lease, (275 Plus n Shrewsbury River, magnificent 211 Special Notices FEBRUARY 14, 1946 AS OR-of Keansburg, and Piter and Markus Piter and Pater A llilltitl Available Nov ' 842-UBB EANSBURG — Rooms by week, DINANCE NO.»]. .: torn jcart onth. Please call 787 311B or iew! Large boathouse Private Town Houses Sept. 25 (6.30 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Peter Inc. M Fromagerie, with Its andy beach Little Silver Bv ANCIENT HOLY PRAYERS that the said appointment be made principal offices at 26 Ridge Road •i AVESINK . Six-room, three- 7-6869 (or informal.on wner. Call tor appointment today! Ithout the necessity of public bid- and Avenue of Two Rivers. Rumson, fcids. fireplace, etc $450 Recently discovered, this powerfi ding as exempted under the "Pro New Jersey, will apply to the Plan - 'V HKR 544 0905 : Y PORT - Furnished room, 41 6335 FLORIDA ceremony overcomes unseen RESOLUTION i ivate entrance, tile bath and show- Three-bedroom, I'/i-batn, located on WHEREAS, a complaint was fessional Services Law," and nlng Board of the Borough of negative forces. Awiken God' filed In the Municipal Court of the Rumson at the Borough Hall. River • JAVESINK - Sm rooms, flrtplact. Gentleman only Call between MlDDLETOvVN — Mint condition 18 holt golf course. Clubhouse, ten- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Kingdom within you and be de Borough of Keansburg against Road, Rumson, New Jersey, for lite f, W>0 monthly, plus otil- I, 264-3049. hree-bedroom ranch. Newly nis and pool, il 10,000. Call llvered out of all your troubles! that the fee for such services shall hes and ttKurltv Relerences. ainted attached garage. Finished 305-746-1697 (owner) or write Box Thomas Beatty, and not exceed the sum of S250.O0, and plan approval and conditional use • SENT TO YOU FREE!!! itter t. RED BANK — Large lovely room e recreation room In basement 3655, Teauesla, Fla. 33458. WHEREAS, said complaint BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED permit, if necessary, that may be Furnished, clean and comfortable rge lot, 80*125 Lovely Mid HELPING HAND Boa i/i arose from the performance of his that a copy of this Resolution be required fpr an addition lo the exist- • nvate entrance 642 9750 letown neighborhood Good school LUXURIOUS — Two-bedroom, two Eatontown, N.J. 07724 duties as a police officer, and published in The Daily Register. ing building lo permit the enlarge- 4K HURST - Three-bedroom vstem Low taxes. Asking (65,000 lath, condomlnlmum, ocean view, WHEREAS, Thomas Beattv re CERTIFICATION ment ol the restaurant kitchen and ustom drapes, carpeting. Channel COUNSELING — Personal prob storage facilities rrme+tf •A'.hju*,^ One-bath, fireplace. all owner, 747-3187 lems, relationships, sexuality, de quested that Francis X. Moore Es- I, Marlam J Spieimen. Clerk ol ay own utilities. Professionals or SENIOR CITIZENS Club Tower Apts., Mon mouth quire represent him In that matter, i -lam MIDDLETOWN BI-LEVEL — Two Beach, N.J. $100,000. Call 531 3188 pression. Arlene Mehlman, MS the Borough of Keansburg, do here- You are notified of thi! applica - lerred, no pets. »9-468j •-' iiuiitui rooms or suites overlook- MSW, 841-3443. and by certify (Hat the foregoing Is a true pursuant to New Jersey Statutes lake In North Asbury Three ears old. mint condition, loaded By WHEREAS, the Municipal Al- and correct copy of a Resolution and are entitled to appear at the meals, laundry and dally maid ser- S6B,0OG 495 2404. HYPNOSIS/SELF-HYPNOSIS - orney has reviewed the complaint duly passed and approved bv the hearing and be heard vice. Excellent neighborhood 133 Income Property Positive approach for weight con and finds no objection to Francis C. Mayor and Council of the Borough ol S31 5180 IDDLETOWN — Call or send for The original application, togeth- ur "Shore and Country Living" Irol, smoking, nail biting, self Im Moore representing Thomas Beatty. Keansburg at the regular meeting «ith the Site Plan, art on file at rochure, pics, descriptions, prices -Chapel Hill Rd. Investment- provement, phobias. Arlen NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RE- held on September 19, 1979. the Borough Hall tor your inspection Mehlman, MS. MSW, 842-3443. SOLVED by the Mayor and Council during regular business hours It Yourself 108 Commercial n exciutl ve listings. AP- .arnage house, main house, 3 acres of the Borough of Keansburg lhat Martam J. Splelman LE BROOK AGENCY, Realtors, 109.900 842-9007 Francis X. Moore be, and is hereby Borough Clerk LABRECQUE. PARSONS Rentals 50 Rl 35. Mlddletown, 671 3300 Sept 25 114 40 &BASSLER -TWIN LIGHTS INVESTMENT— MRS. SYLVIA 'etalned to represent Thomas Beat- V In the complaint pending in the Attorneys for Applicants NEW MONMOUTH - Four 2 Super view units and lot Handwriting Analyst & Advice Bv Theodore D. Parsons Jr. AGENTS — Executives, pro- edroorm, \>/t baths, targe living U3,9O0 842-9007 Municipal Court of the Borough of 233 Long Branch 775-9572 542-9500 Keantburg. and For iht Firm Collectors' Choice fessionals offices available In two oom, large den, garege, one block NOTICB September 19.1979 or three rooms or larger. Air, rom New Vork bus. A-i area, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN Sept. 25 I960 I arpet, decoration, On long-term private treed lot, asking $67,500 135 Commercial 212 Travel- hat the said appointment be made ORDINANCE, CITV POLICY, AND leases Red Bank, area Full ser Paul P. Bova, Inc., 671-2544. ask for Property without the necessity of Public bid- FIXING AND DETERMINING PUILIC NOTICE . i -•• i ow rents HI 9S9S Marguerite, eves. 445-1233. Transportation ding as exempted under the "Pro THE 1979 SALARIES AND WAGES . PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that esblonal Services Law," and the Zoning Board of Adjustment of ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE OF CERTAIN OFFICIALS AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF the Borough of Rumson did, at a Heart of Red Bank, private park PRIME LOCATION IN NEED RIDE — Jersey City area regular meeting held on September my. approximate 160 sq. ft., $100 a OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Great second shift, 4-12, will pay. Cal hat (he (ee for such services shall LONG BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY tarter home, three-bedroom Colonl- OLDE FAIR HAVEN not exceed the lum of 1250.00, and OF MONMOUTH AND STATE OF 19, 1979, deny a minor subdivision month. Call Rocar Company before I. close to shopping. Priced to sell Commerclallv-ioned artist's home. 2908 a.m. NEW JERSEY with variances lo Mihiav and Anna ipm. 741 3313. Has beamed ceilings, skylights, 30 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED t 155.000 hat a copy of this Resolution be Kiss for property located on laid .40 Realtors 531 1000 531 0044 I Hying room with fireplace. itroduced: August 28,1979 yelte Street, Rumson, New Jersey, Thermopane glass doors, sun deck 213 Instruction published In The Dally Register. Adopted. September 11,1979 and known as Block 33, Lot 14 on the Aod A liaoiliunal accent to a HAZLET — Three room office suite. CERTIFICATION William D. Walling i 150 per month. In professional i AN TOWNSHIP — Waviide ind patio. Deep lot for potential Borough T*x Map i" witfi thiS coverlet: Woods and Long View Village. parking area. Separate heated, In- I, Marlam J. Splelman, Clerk ol James H. Coter building located on Hwy. 36, Hailet. A REAL ESTATE — Sales licensing he Borough of Keansburg, do here- mour Greenspan Copy of said resolution denying to»eiv altover oesign ol spidef N J 739-9100* Elegant new homes from (116.000 jlated studio. Asking f 137,500. Prln- the subdivision and variances Is on Call 531-0505 course. Mornings. Oct. 15-26. by certify that the foregoing is a true Philip J. Hayes -vetis ii bet oil by chain loop IMIS only. Call 842 3775 tor appoint Monmouth Institute, 741-0779 and correct copy ol a Resolution file with the Zoning Board of Adjust- OFFICE/STORE ient. Richard G. Traversa RIVER PLAZA — For sale by luly passed and approved bv the The above entitled ordinance wat ment ol the Borough of Rumson and vces Bbautiful in any bedroom $100 PER MONTH ACCORDION LESSONS — Private Mayor and Council of the Borough of is available tor inspection a I wner Three or lour bedroom, older Leave message tor Joe, c/o Hot Inally passed bv the City Council of round Use doubly stranc M1-21H wo-storv Gas heat, full basement. eansburg at the regular meeting the City of Long Branch at a regular Borough Hall during regular busi 137 Lots* Acreaoe brauhaus. 791-0224 or write J. Si..held on September 19,1979. ness hours, ol BeOipiead cotton m one coloi PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE — Lo- Principals only. J55.O0O Call 741 47Bd P.O.Bo* 501, New Monmouth, N.J meeting held on September 11, r 741.4731 Marlam J. Splelman 1979*. • GARY SAMMON. Clerk i /56 easy directions (ated in one ol Mlddletown's most 07748. Attractive office buildings. Approx- BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE — Rad Borough Clerk .11 NNIl I UI t-A/IU Rumson Zoning Board imately 221 jg ft available, For HOLMDEL — Center hall Colonial, Bank And Monmouth Bttch. Call GUITAR LESSONS - Beginners. 10 SeptJi H4.10 of Adjustment historical designation Living room CITY CLERK Sept 2S |6 60 .r((ormalton, olease call 291 V100 days. Ml 353S. Allar S. (71-1143 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. Cal Sept.2S |7 SO 8x3b, dining roon, country kitchen, 842-0096. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. ORDINANCE U 50 ta each pattern Add 401 ',T MARYS SCHOOL — 73 WtCk- en, four bedrooms, I'/i baths, mud FAIR HAVEN — Building lot. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE dpecko Or . West Alienhurst, Giant oom. five fireplaces, random plank Si MS 116,000. Principal! only. Call OR RESIDENTIAL TAX A8ATE Please take notice, that the City Sealed proposals for the trans (Sctl pattern lot (irst-t-lass air MENTS FOR THE FIRST 110,000 IN >ortation of one Special Education p Garage Sale Tables available (6 s. hand hewn beams, barn with U1-44H of Long Branch, will hold a PUBLIC 3 Send to: 531 6594. 968-4937, 531-5026. Sat , Oct ecreatlon room and fireplace, four ASSESSOR'S VALUE OF HOME AUCTION, for the purpose of selling upil bv the Board of Education of n I 6. 10-4. X stalls, fenced paddock 1187,500 IMPROVEMENTS OP DWELLING various vehicles, which are the prop- he School District ol the Borough of AWLEY EXCLUSIVE, Realtors, PROPERTIES MORE THAN » erty of the Cilv of Long Branch. Rumion at 10 A.M. on Tuesday, the 4 1-6262. eves., 842-5579 38 Mobile Homes 226 Hazltt YEARS OLD FOR A PERIOD OP This auction will take place, be- ninth day of October, 1979 at i <•< < LAURA WHEELER REAL ESTATE ~1VE YEANS ilnd the Municipal Garage at the restdale School. Specifications and ,„ FOR SALE 2x60 — Two bedroom, country NOTICE BE IT ORDAINED by the corner of Joline and Branchport bid forms tor the routes and a stan -RUMSON- lichen, wall-to-wall carpet, Please take Notice that the un- Mayor and Council of the Borough of enues, Long Branch, New Jersey, on dard form of Questionnaire to be Invetiment - or residence '! 5650 . 493-8600 Mf.GOWAN RYAN AGENCY, Re- ment. deducted from the amount de- dletown Llncroft Road block 37, :onslder the application of Barley Itor. 234 River Rd., Red Bank. Robert Sceurman termined by the Tai Assessor on loli1,2,3,4,5,5A&6. Point, inc. for a variance so as to I7-30OO. 3 Lisa Drive October 1, of any year following the Final Mejor Subdivision for Fer nit the erection of a deck addi- 108 Commercial Hailet, N.J. 07730 completion of the improvement to be ren F. Blalsdell. Davis Lane 1 tion on a structure where trtere is the true taxable value of the Im- West Front Street, block 36, lot presently more than one house on Rentals Sept 25 »9 90 one lot, which lot is an existing non- 108 Commercial (.onforruing use and the application 152 Boats A 227 Highlands violates the Borough of Rumson's Rentals 229 Keansburg 229 Ktansburo Accessories NOTICE luiltjing Code Ordinance, Section PRIME INDUSTRIAL SPACE NICHINO 1J-7» AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE ANNUAL MINIMUM AND MAX- 5-8.7 and 15-8.1. . " Tanyate Loading, American Legion variance IMUM SALARY RANOES FOR THE OFFICES AND POSITIONS OF A copy of the application, maps 54 BROAD ST. 12- ALUMINUM BOAT — 5 h.p. Please take notice that the un- rjr vdlti parking. A/C heal PERSONS EMPLOYED BY THE SOROUOH OF KEANSBURG. and documents are on file for the RED BANK, N.J. motor and accessories, f 175. Call dersigned has appealed to the Board BE IT ORDAINED by the Borough Council of the Borough ol above applicant in the office of the bprinhieied Public irinaponation ••• '100 sq ft ) may be 7B7-9OSJ. of Adjustment of the Borough of Keansburg tor employees within (he Borough of Keansburg for the years 3orough Clerk, at Ihe Boro Hall. AND • r anj portion thereof Highlands for a variance from the i97?-i980shallbe: East River Road. Rumson, New Jer- IS' CRUISE CRAFT — Center con- provisions ol Sections 6 and 9F of the 9.000 sq M Tijrigaie loading, private and single office 280 sq ft Central sole, 4Sh.p Chrysler, and trailer. All CLASSIFIED IBRVICI sey, and are available for inspection 1 air. heal, private parking elevator Zoning Ordinance so as to permit during normal business hours. parking. Heal. spnnMereo Public 1*76. 11200 Call 741-0462 after 6 P.m. (Article 5) addition (30' X 64') to Accounting Assistant 1 I.SOO Hum l '•.;• rf|gl 0 full lamtonal service included Prime rear of existing building lo replace Account Clerk 6,000 8,500 ALBERT T. BERICH location Just completely renuvated 16' CHRYSLER 1972— New battery, structure destroyed by tire; and off- Bookkeeping Machine Operator I.S00 10,000 Attorney for the Applicant 747-iipO. till trailer, gauges, ski equipment, 70 street parting on premises located Borough Court Clerk 10.000 12.500 61 Monmouth Street 747-1100 h.p Crirysler, new cover. 11950. Call on 85 Bay Avenue; Highlands, Building Molnlename Worker p/t J.soo <,50O Red Bank, N.J. 07701 known as Block 41 Lot to on the Tax Building Maintenance Worker 6,300 1.500 Sept. 25 sio.so Clerk I 20' DUSKY — Console, 140 tip In Map, which is within 200 feel of t.ooo t.soo I board /out board, trailer, extras, ex operty owned by you. This appeal Clerk Typltl t.400 1,500 244 Tlnton Falll cellent condition, 15000. 842-1421. Is now on the Secretary's calendar, Code Enforcement Officer 7,500 9,500 and a public hearing his been or- equipment Operator Sweeper I.SOO 11.000 PUILIC NOTICI 20' FIBERGLAS IMP — Fully dered for October 4 evening, at 8 Laborer I.SOO 11,500 The Tlnton Falls Planning Send $1.50 m eac'i pattern. eauippid, excellent condition. (3500 P.M., prevailing time, in the Library Trainee p/t 1,500 1,000 Board on September 19, 1979 ap- Retail & Professional Borough Hall, 171 Bay Avenue, Mechanic proved the following applications: Add 40( for each pattern lor - 14,200 with trailer and electric 15.000 17,500 Sewail Associates, Block me Inch. 264-6760. Highlands, New Jersey, at which Mechanic's Helper 1.500 12,000 first class rjiftnjif tiandling. time you may appear either In per- Parking Meter Repairer $4.12 hr. Lot 4 Amended Site Plan ' 2b' CAS KETCH - Mahogany on son or by agent, or attorney, and Mld-Monmoulh Industrial Park. Send to: Space r-rft Physical Education Instructor J.SOO 10,000 Block 114, Lot 11 Preliminary oak. new Dacron sells, 25 h.p. Inpresen- t any objections which you Plumbing Inspector p/t J.SOO 5.200 board engine, good condition. In wa- iav have to granting of this appeal. Police Radio Dispatcher Malor Subdivision This notice Is served upon you 7,500 11.000 Rennev School, Block 19, Lot 1A A RARE OOU TO ter. 291-3003. Principal Clerk (Typing) >,S0O 11.500 bv order of the Board of Adjustment Public Works Repairer Site Plan COMBINATION 27' CHRIS CRAFT - 115 h.P. In- THOMAS P. ARGENTIERI, ESQ. 7,500 11.000 Recreation Leader 7.100 9.000 Coast Regional Corp., Block 114, OF SPACE board, sleeps four, galley, head. Attorney for American Legion Road Supervisor Lot 12A Preliminary Site Plan Fully equipped, including canvas Applicant U.5O0 20.000 School Traffic Guards SJtJhr Brendywirte Associates, Block MARIAN MARTIN STYLE AND and winter caver. Excellent condi- 41. Lot 4 Minor Subdivision tion. In water. 15500, Call 741-9248. Secretarial Assistant •.000 11.000 LOCATION 7,200 9 5, Mrs, Evans. DATED: September21,1979 Senior Account Clerk 7.500 10.000 SHEILA E. VAN WINKLE Pattern Dent. 420 Sept 25 $10.20 Senior Payroll Clerk (Typing) 7,500 10.000 Secretary Senior Public Works Repairer Sept. 25 1)40 Six separate buildings, all (or division lo suit • CLAYTON BOAT 26' - Cabin, NOTICE TO BIDDERS (.500 11,000 Lapstrake, compass, Chrysler en* Senior Tex Clerk 7.000 I0MO Major highway location between Lakewood gine, good condition, in water. Addi- Sealed Proposals will be re- Superintendent of Public Property 250 Other Public Notices The Daily Register ceived by the Borough Council at the 10.000 15.000 and Toms River • Continuous day and evening tional flying bridge, extras. 1950 tor Superintendent of Recreation 10,000 IS.O0O NOTICE OP HIARINO quick sale. 741 5672. borough hall, 171 Bay Avenue, High- Tax Clerk «,000 I.SOO traffic • Additional full basement and loft space lands, New Jersey 07732 on Thurs- Telephone Operator Recpt 6.000 1,000 In the matter of the Application day, Oct. 11, 1979 at l :30 P.M. Local AM Ordinances heretofore enacted by In* Borough of Keansburg which of STEVEN SYKES, For Leave to available • Complete with trees, winding paths, CLEARANCE SALE Time and then publicly opened and Assume Ihe Name of Sir Messiah St. All boats and engines are Inconsistent with any part of this ordinance are hereby repealed. benches, pond and working water wheel * read aloud for: This Ordinance shall be effective upon Its passage end publication Eve. TO WHOM IT MAY CON- jltM WINTER STORAGE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL according to law and thai I be retroactive to January 1,1979. CERN: Leasing terms individually negotiated. Boats and engines OF SEWAGE SLUDGE Take notice lhat the under- Open 7 davs a week PUILIC NOTICI In and for the Borough of Highlands. Public Notice Is hereby given that the above ordinance wai duly signed will apply to the Monmouth Brv's Marine. Neptune. 775-7364 New Jertav. County Court on the 19lh dav of • adopted on first reading by the Borough Council of the Borough of DINGHY'S - EM, Skimmer, Over, The work Includes the complete Keansburg, County of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, on the 19th dav of October, 1979, at 10:00 o'clock in the the drarnanc deerj removal and disposal of sewage September, 1979 and thai said ordinance will be considered for final noon, at the Court House In the jfcirrymor Mi([ I Sumner. Zodiac, Metieler. If you Borough of Freehold, New Jersey, I can't find your next dinghy at BOAT iludge from the Borough of High- adoption at a meeting of said Borough Council lo be held at the Borough HOUSE, you don't want a dinghy. lands Sewage Treatment Plant. Hall, Church Street, Keansburg, New Jersey on the 3rd dav of October, 1979, for a Judgment authorliing him to Sterling Thompson Group / Barrymor Realty 1132 Ocean Ave., See Bright. The work shall be performed es et 8:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard at which time assume Ihe name ol Sir Messiah St 842-2311. specified, and at the locations and to and place public hearing will be held prior to the final passage of said Eve (201) 364-4444 or (201) 367-2226 the extent directed bv the Engineer. ordinance and all persons will be given opportunity to be heard concerning Steven Svkei FOUR ANTIQUE CHRIS CRAFT — Copies of the Contract Docu- the same. WllllamS, Dubln Please call or write for our free color brochure. Attorney of Applicant Mahogeny boats, 1916-1956 vintage. ment may be examined at the office Marlam J. Splelman Wood In excellent shape. Cell of Daniel B. Acciani, Borough Engi- 157 Broad SI -2Weil Borough Clerk Red Bank, N.J. 07701 25S-6S45. neer. 157 Broad Street, Red Bank Sept. 25 134.20 New Jersey 07701. Sept. 35 t* 30 247 RMtoMl' SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER2'J 1979 The DTJMF) Rrgirtrr 19 MOTICB COUNTY OF MONMOUTH THE USD BANK REGIONAL STATIC* NIWjIRMY I ..IGM SCHOOL BOARD OF NOTICE TO BIDDSRS EDUCATION WILL HOLD A Nolica It htrtbv Blvtn tMt MEETING ON WEDNESDAY. &*ai*d bid* will ba r*c«lv*d by the Welfare payment SEPTEMBER M,1f7* AT • 00 P M D«o*rtm«H of PurchMlnt •» tta IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE County of Monrrwuth, Now Jtrw* ROOM TO DISCUSS PERSONNEL and OPCOM) and r*«f In public In MATTERS. Room #M0. F,t#O«o.f» MMtlns THIS MEETING IS CLOSED Room, iof«t*d In tht Hall of R»- TO THE PUBLIC. corth. Main Strt*t, FrtafMHd. New S*Pt M 13 M JarMV an ttw dates following tf» change suggested 1 FURNISHING AND DE ig Mown—rth Comity LIVERV OF OFFICE SUP KEYPORT - The Locai payments system when complaints he had about po- MOTICI PLIES FOR PARKS DE- t«M !**• nafk* ti,«i ih« PARTMENT, LINCROFT. Assistance Board has recom- paying clients instead of us- lice procedures used in the Prlvftl* Induttry Council (PIC) will NEW JERSEY FOR THE arrest of his 18-year old son conduct * mMtlneon Stptombtr 17 PERIOO 1/1/10 — 12/31/BO mended to the welfare direc- ing vouchers i»7t. «l 13:00 noon, at lh« Jumping Roc. 10/t tor that the procedures for Changing the procedures James Brook Country Club, Jumping Brook I FURNISHING AND DE Road, Ntptunt, Htm J«r|*v LIVERY OF CHARGE PA- making welare payments be will reduce the time it takes PER FOR THE MON The younger Aumack was THOMAS J BLANCHET MOUTH COUNTY LI- hanged to reduce the time it for the borough to receive its arrested Aug. 81 on the riiiiBiin BRARY, FREEHOLD. NEW PrivMt I rWu.tr y Council JERSEY FOR THE PERI takes for the borough to re- 75 percent reimbursement charge that he and Ronnie OD I/1/OB-17/J1/00 DM 10/* ceive state reimbursements from the state, Aumack said Sparrow, both of Kearney or iu payments. Aumack said the borough 241 MonmouUi County 241 Monmouth Countv Street, allegedly robbed a de- According to Councilman is about one year behind in PUBLIC NOTICB TO VOTIR1 livery man from Luigi's Fa- IN THI FOLLOWIHO TOWNS Harry Aumack, the board has receiving its reimburse- mous Pizza on Main Street, IN MONMOUTH COUNTY recommended to Robert ments. He estimated that the II,I'III of approximately ABERDEEN HIGHLANDS NEPTUNE TWP Kind, welfare director, that borough pays some $16,000 a ALLENHURST HOLMOEL OCEAN TWP. $13.95 worth of food on July ALLENTOWN HOWELL OCEANPORT he borough use a direct year in welfare payments. 21. ASBURY PARK INTCRLAKEN RED BANK Mayor Richard Bergen re- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS KEANSBURG ROOSEVELT Aumack has said he went AVON KEYPORT RUMSON sorted last night that Allan BELMAH LITTLE SILVER SEA BRIGHT in Police Chief Michael BRADLEY BEACH LOCH AHBUUft VILLAGE SEA O1RT )lsen will begin serving as BRIELLE LONG BRANCH SHREWSBURY BORO Kelley "as a parent" and re- COLTS NECK MANALAPAN SHREWSBURY TWP. 3 TRANSPORTATION OF acting business adminis- MANAVJUAN IOUTH BtLMAH WOTIWG MACHINES *«O« trator on (XI, 1. jn i nvpstiga tinn EXTUNTOWN MARLBORO SPRING LAKE THE COUNTV WARE- HOUSE IN THE BOROUGH Flynn criticized Aumack ENGLISHTOWN SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS William Struwe. of the MATAWAN BORO OF FREEHOLD TO VARI- FAIR HAVEN at the on Sept. 10 for not MIDDLETOWN TINTON FALLS OUS LOCATIONS IN THE slate Department of Com- FARMINGDALE MILLSTONE UNION BEACH COUNTV OF MONMOUTH consulting him FREEHOLD BOHO MONMOUTH BEACH UPPER FREEHOLD FOR THE VEAR 1180 Rtc munity Affairs, recom- FREEHOLD TWP. NEPTUNE CITY WALL 10/9 MA/LET WEST LONG BRANCH mended that Olsen serve as Birmingham said Aumack Thlinolkalipubiiirwd tuant lo N*w Jvriav If: 12-7 4 FURNISHING AND DE was "unduly charged with A General Election will be held on November 4, 1979. between the hours LIVERV OF ICE CREAM acting business adminis- ot 7:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M. to elect candidate! to public and pariv office *nd TO VARIOUS COUNTV IN- trator while the borough con- trying to get special treat- vote on alt Stale. Countv and Municipal Question! STITUTIONS, MONMOUTH The public and party office* to ba filled are at follow* COUNTV. NEW JERSEV. tinues its search for a busi- ment ' He said Flynn was Ten (to) Two Slate Astembivmen from each of the tlh.. fth.. ioih . FOR THE PERIOD motivated by political rea- HIM . and Ulh . Legislative Dlltrlclt 1/V8O-IJ/31/IO RfC. 10/9 ness admintrator to replace One (i) Countv Clerk I, FURNISHING SHADE sons. TREES AND SHRUBS FOR [Cdward McLane, who was One (H Member of the Board of Choien Freeholder* THE MONMOUTH COUNTV In addition to tha above, the following candidate! are to be elected to asked to resign last May due He said it was proper for SHADE TREE COM- Municipal Office and the Municipal Questlorn to be voted upon are: MISSION, FREEHOLD, to absenteeism Aumack to report first to the ABERDEEN NEW JERSEY P*c 10/9 4 Councllmen (lull term) 6 FURNISHING AND DE- Struwe has recommended police chief and then to the ALLENTOWN LIVERY OF HOT MIXED that the borough begin a new police committee. 1 Mayor BITUMINOUS CONCRETE 2 Councllmen (full term > TO THE MONMOUTH search for a business admin- Flynn said he was not ASBURY PARK COUNTV HIGHWAY DE- Municipal Quilt I on; PARTMENT. FREEHOLD, istrator. The council has been motivated by political rea- "Shan the MDurv Park Free Public Library be abolished?" NEW JERSEY FOR THE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PERIOD 1/1/80 II. 31 80 searching for a business ad- sons because he is not run- 1 Mayor Rcc. tO/IS ministrator since June. ning for office, nor is his par- 2 Councllmen (full term) 7. FURNISHING AND DE- BRIELLt LIVERY OF COLD MIXED The Eagle Hose Fire Com- ty sponsoring a.candidate I Mayor BITUMINOUS CONCRETE 2 Councllmen Hull term) TO THE MONMOUTH pany, on Broadway, is con- Birmingham said Flynn COLTS NECK COUNTY HIGHWAY DE- sidering the feasibility of re- 1 Township Commltteemen (full term) PARTMENT, FREEHOLD, should be reporting matters l Township Clerk NEW JERSEV FOR THE locating to West Keyport like the recent accident in- i Tax Collector PERIOO 1/1/80-12/31/80 EATQNTOWN R«. 10/15 Elememtary School, on volving a new police car in- 1 Councllmen (3 v term) ENGLISHTOWN 5 FURNISHING AND DE- Washington Street, according stead of criticizing Aumack. LIVERY OF CIGARETTES 1 Mayor AND BOOK MATCHES TO to Councilman Edward Flynn said he reported to 2 Councllmen (full term) THE MONMOUTHCOUNTV Flynn. i Councilman (1 vr. untxplred term) CORRECTIONAL INSTITU- the police committee that a 1 Tax Collector (1 vr. unexpired term) TION. FREEHOLD, NEW The school was closed this FAIR HAVEN JERSEY FOR THE PERI- patrolman had an accident 2 Councllmen dull term) OD 1/1/80 - 12/31/80 Ric. year due to declining £n- about a month and a half ago FARMINGDALE 10/15 rollments. The board has es- l Mavor (full (arm) 9. FURNISHING LAUNDRY in a police car that was 2 Councllmen (full term) SERVICE TO THE timated it could save approx- FREEHOLDBORO purchased about two to three GERALDINE L, THOMP Rosvsler tuff Phele ». Ctrl Hrlfs. 1 Mavor SON MEDICAL HOME, AL imately (8,200 by closing the months ago. 2 Councllmen (full term) LENWOOD, NEW JERSEY 'DAVID' VICTIMS HELPED — Members of thf'Shrewsbury Borough School FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP FOR THE PERIOD 1/l/M — school. He said the accident oc- 2 Commltteemen (full term) 12 31 80 Rtc. 10/tS According to Flynn, the Student Council osck clothing for shipment to victims of Hurricane David. The HAZLET 10 FURNISHING AND DE- curred as the patrolman was 2 Township Commltteemen (full term) LIVERY OF VARIOUS plan is in "the talking going through a traffic light week-long drive in the school collected 40 boxes ot summer clothing., which will be HIGHLANDS PHARMACEUTICAL SUP shipped through the auseices. of the United Church World Services. Student Council * 2 Councllmen (lull terml - « • — PLIES TO THE MON- stage." at Maple Place and Broad- HOLMDEL MOUTH COUNTY COR- Councilman James Birm- Adivser Patricia Kimble, center, supervises packing done bv Bret Woodward, 13, l Township Committeeman (lull term) RECTIONAL INSTITU way. TION, FREEHOLD, NEW HOWELL and Nicole Caivano, 12, in rear, and Kellv Aumack, 13, left front, and Cheryl' JERSEY FOR THE PERI- ingham last night criticized The value of the damage 1 Township Cammitteeman (lull term) OO 1/1/80 - 11/31'80 R«c Lackman, 13, right. 1 Towmhip Clerk the police commissioner for 10/11 was about $600 and the car INTERLAKEN questioning Councilman has been repaired, Flynn t Mayor (fftllterm) II. FURNISHING AND DE- 2 Councllmen (full term) LIVERY OF BREAD AND Aumack's handling of the said 1 Councilman (2 vr. unexpired term) BREAD PRODUCTS FOR KEYPORT VARIOUS COUNTV IN- 2 Counciimen (full term) STITUTIONS. MON 1 Tax Collector (full term) MOUTH COUNTY. NEW Hazlet to study need LITTLE SILVER JERSEV FOR THE PERI 1 Mavor OD 1/1/80 - 12/31/80 Rtc I0/1S Power knocked out 1 Councilman (full farm) MANALAPAN 12. FURNISHING AND DE- I Township Committeeman (lull term) LIVERY OF CANNED l Tax Collector GOODS AND MIS MANASOUAN < CELLANEOUS GROCER- for a middle school 1 Mavor IES FOR VARIOUS IN as auto rams pole . 2 Councllmen (lull term) STITUTIONS, MON Municipal Question MOUTH COUNTV, NEW ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Residents in the area of By JOELS1K(.K1. •,, i ,i proposed mid'ile The cost ot diverting the Shall the Borough of Manasquan acgulre, by purchase or by exercise of JERSEY FOR THE PERI Its power of eminent domain, certain lands known as Lot 32, Block 165 on the OD 1/1/80 - 6/30/80 Rec. Grand Avenue suffered from a power outage for about one HAZLET - The Board of school I'nion Avenue school to a Tax Map of the Borough of ManasQuan. and commonly known as "Saa 10-22 Education last night asked Bo it ' fru mber Janel Kaj Watch" Beach, for use as a public beach and expend therefor the projected 13 FURNISHING AND DE- hour this morning after a Hazlet man's car struck a utility middle school may inst ,,i maximum acquisition price of 1300.000 which acquisition price shall be LIVERY Of TWO 111 1180 pole while travelling east on Boute 36. Superintendent Roman utm aikeri that 1 ahrara pun least S7M0O0 according In financed In Part, by the issuance of bond* of the Borough-Ior tafdpurpote in FORD FAIRMONTS OR the projected amount of $205,000 lo be amortlied first by the revenues EQUIVALENT TO THE According to police, the car of Michael P. Coppola, 23, of Cabrera tostudv thf> feasihili sidfr the quettion ol creating rough figures supplied by the received in the Beach Utility Capital Account and, If such revenues be MONMOUTH COUNTY 0 middle school 8i soon 8i insufficient, by itie General Ad Valorem Tax ot the Borough, sublect to the HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 26 Region Dr., Hazlet. struck a utility pole and a tree at about ty of a middle school here superintendent to the citizens Borough receiving confirmation from the State of New Jeriev indicating Ms FREEHOLD. NEW JER The request cornea mir jii>-.Slt)le SilUl commitment to contribute $100,000 towards the aforesaid acquisition price. SEV Rec 10/9 1 33 a.m. while travelling on Route 36 .idvi-iory eommltteo and MARLBORO Comoltle sptclflcatlons and Power lines were knocked down as a result of the accident week after a board citizens piir.m facility would be -! id ..I last nights meeting t Mayor form of bid for the proposed work advisory committee report something thi i hildren "I 2 Councllmen jre on flit it tht offlct of Iht and the highway was closed at the site for about one hour, Included in tht a ti MATAWAN BORO Purchasing Department, Hall of Re police said which said the middle Hazlel could benefit I would be five I" • tJ I Mavor cords. Main Strttt, Freehold. New mediately 2 Councllmen (full term) - • Jersey and.copitl may ba received It took about an hour for power to be restored, they added. School cencept ' would be oj l,nd sJISO.iTOO. all purpose MIDDLETOWN bv prospective bidden, upon ap- Him i IMMH plication, during business hours film-.il11iii.il hciH'lit to dis- ,.,. m ISWfjB, new offices 1 Township Committeeman (full term) Coppola was taken to Riverview Hospital. Red.Bank. by MILLSTONE Bidders are required lo comply the Atlantic Highlands First Aid Squad. Police report he trict children" but would he members ind i ite I • r towers JM4.000. in- 2 Township Commltteemen (full term) with requirements of P.L 1975. c. "foolhardy", lo create at the ferred more long i i NEPTUNE CITY 117 sustained bruises and lacerations and complained of pain in terior renovations. $6.(KW. 1 Mavor The right Is reserved to reject the head and chest. present time because of de tailed planning for .1 middle loi kers 22.500, laboratories. 2 Councllmen (full term) any or all bids If deemed to be In the -1 hool and lid 11 e voters 1 Councilman (1 vr. unexpired term) best Interest of the Countv ol Mon- A spokesman for Riverview Hospital said at 3:30 am that dining enrollment! ind shop. $15,000 NEPTUNE TOWN5HIP mouth to do so The boards request came should "decidt 2 Township Commltteemen (full term) The successful bidder shall be Coppola was being treated and it was not certain whether he Last night s meeting was OCEANPORT required 10 comply with tht pro- would be admitted to the hospital. in two pans First it asked .diciij uil Cl ealled for the hoard and the t Mavor visions of the New Jtrsev Prevailing 2 Counciimen (full term) wage Act. Chapter 150 of the laws of the superintendent fur i de Once v»u start nrrnmit-. aiR questions M. 1963. effective January 1,1974 Police said that Coppola claimed he lost control of the car RED BANK tailed program which would tinp fund" once you put tiV 2 Councllmen (full term) Bv order of Ihe Board of Chosen He was not speeding, police said o| the citizens ad- ROOSEVELT Freeholders ot tha Countv ot Mon convert a district elementary seventh 1 mouth. Coppola was issued a summons for careless driving and a visor) committee about the 1 Mayor • school." with little renova |c will 2 Councllmen (full term) RAY KRAMER. Director hearing will be held on Oct 15 ihe committee's report RUMSON FREDERICK C. KNIESLER, Clerk lion work, to a middle school say. "You 1 Mavor PETER w STAGG, Purchasing The report d«ies not rec- 2 Councllmen (full term) Aoenl lui seventh and elgth' Whj are ypu is.King us" Mo- ommend that Ihe.board close • Sept. H 144.40 v SEA BRIGHT graders. rslfis based on litt*n«4 for the conducting ol rallies In the township ot Shrewsbury. amlned and copies obtained at the tional Merit Scholarship pro- newald. Valerie .1 Wolcott; .it ihe school could attend the Municipal Question Purchasing Department of Hie |nemise thai tin- Bears ..I meti Oo vou want in the Townshjp ol Shrewsbury a paid police depart menl ? Brookdale Community College at 765 gram Semifinalists who ad- Ocean Township High : Instead SOUTH BELMAR Newman Springs Road. Lincrott. Sreet and l nion Avenue school ciirnriiluin New Jersey on or after September vance to finalist standing will School .George N- Karas. Wil- ircording to the suhcommit 2 Counciimen (lull term) gcliools would be used for SPRING LAKE 15, 1979 be considered for bout 4,300 liam R PelU: Middletown The boa i Mavor Bid securities in the form ol a such .< facility 1 abrei 1 2 Counciimen (lull term) bid bond with adequate security Merit scholarships are to be High School. North. Mid Hnwever Wvisorv r..til- SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS thereon, or certified check in an awarded in the spring dletown.: Gerald Norton; In response io a question o-CI 1 Mavor amount equal to I0"o ol the amount by Board Vice President 2 Councllmen (lull tarm) ol the bid. not to exceed 120.000, will Finalists will be announced in Middletown High School equipnien; uid Irarl^l Ariidt emphasized thnr this TINTON FALLS be required Bids may not be Joseph Morale^ no board costs m\olved in th' 2 Councllmen (lull term) withdrawn wl— nin 60 days after the April and May. South. Middletown: Melissa w;*s iiit opinion of the three UNION BEACH " actual davol the bid opening member Indicated support rrriddle • Mon' than II million stu- K. Lang. GailM, Robinson, t Mavor The owner reserves the un for constructing a new build' Be hool 2 Councllmin (lull tei n] restricted right to reject anv or all dents enrolled in 18,000 high Craig M. Selbrede. Jeffrey P ,nd n.it 61 tl UPPER FREEHOLD bids; and to accept anv bid which is 1 Township Committeeman (lull lerm) deemed most favorable. Prices schools entered the merit Shoot. David A. Vt'ijlverton dqien and a hal! member WALL TOWNSHIP quoted must include all freight or I TownihipCommllteeman (lull lerm) delivery charges The owner also program this year bv taking Matawan Hegional High , .-mm WEST LONG BRANCH reserves Ihe right lo reject anv bid the l*»78 qualifying test. Semi- Famous Doolittle flight We duint feel thai then; 3 Counciimen (lull term) If, In Its opinion, the bidder is -not School: Sandra L Tonnessen: REGISTRATION OF VOTERS considered financially or technically finalists are the highest Christian Brothers Academy. • I'd at this moment to Registration ol voters will be conducted at the Office of the Com- able lo carry out the contract as miiiion«r ol Registration. Hall ol Record* Annex, Main Street, Freehold, or intended or for anv reason in the scorers in each slate Lincroft: Christopher .1 address losing owner's judgement, it Is not in the reenacted in Booh ton at the municipal of Hen in Ihe voter's communitv. each weekday between best interests pi Brookdale Com Those who reached the Gallagher. Michael T \rndl -aid We fell in a few the hours ol » AM and 4 PM. munltv College- •,iars school closings should EVENING REGISTRATION Bidders are required lo comply semifinalist level include: McNamara, Peter J Reilly, BOONTON [API I' and guiding I For tht convenience ot the voter, tne Office ot the Commissioner of with Ihe requirements ol P L, I9IS, J. F.ugene Salomon. Holmdel foi i.i minutes ab ive the Mr- be discussed" in the context Registration will be open evenings Iron, 4 PM to9 PMon October 1, 2,1,4, 5, C 127 and P L 1977, C 33 Shore Regional High lien James DoolittTi and 9 19^9 (October 8.1979 isa legal holiday) Sept 25 $14 40 School. West Long Branch: High school. Holmdel: Thom- watched yesterday as his his- craft Radio and Control ' of what the situation would he The municipal clerk's offices in the following municipalities will be open on October I 5 and *. fronv* PM lo 9 PM ,)s M. Codella. Thom.is S field in this Northern-'New at-thattimc FURMANSsnd JENNINGS toric first Instrument flight ABERDEEN TWP ASBURY PARK EATONTOWN HOWELL TWP. 110 Highway 35. P O. Boi 7S5 Kraemer. Sean I) Smith. was reenacted to m ifK us ,.„,,, \.ndt s:,ul rRSCHOLD MfP. HAZLET TWP. Red Bank. New Jersey 07701 LONG BRANCH MANALAPAN TWP MARLBORO TWP. Lottery John D. Tats: Freehold OCEAN TWP (1011 74I-4B54 Mill jiHilversar; Br\f i.ei. Beiij.iiuin S IMiSi ajr>9M MIODLETOWN TWP. NEPTUNE TWP. Attorneys tor Plaintiff cTosiHj RED BANK WALL TWP. SUPERIOR COURT OF Township High school Free in the from cocltpti on the Kelsev USA? Ret embers The municipal clerk's oflices In tne following municipalities NEW JERSEV sales up hold Township: Michael I) . mieht have to occur in five openon OctoberJMrom A PM to9 PM simulation Ilight w:^ the 78 burg. Va , thoughl it ALLENHURST ALLENTOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LAW DIVISION Barrera. Hilarie M Hicks. years AVON BELMAR BRADLEY BEACH MONMOUTH COUNTY TRENTON (API -- State year old man who accoBi •«• tun lo at I the BRIELLE COLTS NECK TWP, DEAL Docket He. L 64983 78 lottery ticket sales of $297.8 Hal L. Stern. Manalapan paniad Doolittle as his s ih'l> safetj pilot if' tJ According to advisory ENGLISHTOWN FAIR HAEN FARMINGDALE CIVIL ACTION High School. Manalapan committee estimates, the en- FREEHOLD BORO HIGHLANDS HOLMDEL TWP ORDER FIXING DATE million were up more than pilot Flying the plane was an pilol sits infcie front c INTERLAKEN KEANSBUHG KEYPORT FOR HEARING $59 million, or about 25 Dorothy .1 Durie. Leonard I rollment decline in the dis- LITTLE SILVER LOCH ARBOUR MANASOUAN In the Matter of Ihe Application of owner of a New York State and would fly the plane il the DONALD HAROLD MclNTOSH for MATAWAN BORO MILLSTONE TWP MONMOUTH BEACH percent, from last year, the Ganz. Howard Victor KaU aircraft museum. trict will continue until at ROOSEVELT leave lo assume the nime ol NEPTUNE CITY OCEANPORT DONALD HAROLDMCCURRY I.M-t 1H84 RUMSON SEA BRIGHT SEAGIRT state announced Doolittle. now an BS year h.u k tailed SHREWSBURY BORO SHREWSBURY TWP SOUTH BELMAR This matter being opened lo Ihe —The-repiiit MatM that in Court bv PURMAN and JENNINGS. Carter to speak SPRING LAKE SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS TINTON FALLS For the fiscal year ending old An- Force retire* fnrijn —Kelsev. WHO Held his rcinoV - UNION BEACH UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. WEST LONG BRANCH Attorneys tor Plaintiff. DONALD 1969 a peak ol 674 students HAROLD MclNTOSH. lor a June 30. lottery ticket sales Los Angeles was the lirsi above his head in UNION »«. ,,10||T|IATIOH BY MAIL ihe disirut s kin- Anyone wishing to register by mall can do to bv reaueitmg mail judgment to assume another name produced $121.9 million for at Meadowlands pilnl to fly onh with UMtit DooliUls w.is in tot a control reoiilral ion forms from the Commissioner of Registration. Hall of Records and tor entry ot an Order fixing a dergarten classes "However, dale tor the hearing thereof. aid to education and state fa- TRENTON I.M'I - Presi- ment ^ ,i^ he guided i ' 'on of the plane dU| Annex Mam SI . Freehold. N J or by celling 431 77K) fast, year only 295 students VOTING REQUIREMENTS It is, on this nth day ot Septem- cilities, up about $26 million dent Carter will be guest iOti'dated NY2 Biplane strip To vote m Monmouth Couny, a person mult be a ciliien of the United ber. 1979. entered kindergarten and hy Stales, a resident of New Jeriev and Monmouth Coi_ * lor 30 days, and ORDERED that the 19th dav ot from last year, said lottery speaker at a Democratic through Bighi patterns over Kelsev currently » shall have attained the ao* o' '* years bv General Election Day. November October. 1979. at nine o clock in the director Gloria Decker fundraiser Oct. 25 at the Mitchell Field Long Island IIIK4 (inly 178 children may k, 1979 forenoon, or as soon thereafter as the Air and Space Museum of counsel may be heard at the Court TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION enter <>t the same level BC House. Freehold. New Jersey, be Lottery prizes totalled Mcadowlands sports com- N Y onSepI 24, 1929 the Smithsoni in Institution in A voter wrw It wittered to vole in one district ol Monmouth County and tued as the time and place lot the cording to committee esti- who moves his residence to another part ol Monmoulh Countv must transfer $1M1 million, up about $30 ple%, the Democratic State hearing of such application, and of i 'alen owner ol the Washington his reoistmtlon to his new address This can be accomplished bv informing mates , anv oblections 'hat may be made the Commissioner of Registration in writing Such notice shall bt iigntd bv million, she said. Committee announced Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome The original pi II thereof, and each voter Change of res'dence forms canb#obtainedbv callings 77» Mrs Decker also said the Carter will address a Museum in Old Rhl equipped witfi i R idto Range \lter the meeting last THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER OR TRANSFER FOR THE OPNERAL IT IS FURTHER ORDERED night. Cabrera said he will that notice 01 such applicelion be state lottery had been named cocktail party and bullet li" N Y . simulated the historic Receiving equipmem butli bj ELECTIONIS°CT9'1"M0NMOUTHC0UNTrB0ARD0F ELECTIONS published in Tne Daily Register, a begin providing the board Ann D Flynn Chairman newspaper ol qermal circulation in l.uiiiTv Organization ol the nor lor Democratic assembly thrill bj taking ofl and then ad Radiu and ( n Marianne Cannavo. Secretary Monmoulh Counlv. New Jersey, with information about op- once at least two weeks, next pre Vcir' by the Public darning candidates, said Democratic •under de C Nancy Crowell. Member ceding Iht date tel lorsuch near.no HisiMirJi Institute of Rock- state committee spokesman pulling a hood over his 1929 veloped K.ill-man lnstrum< nl lions for a middle school nest - - Barbara A White, Member UURTONL FUNDIERJSC jtpf «I 1100 • Illn Mil Mark Set.no Fledgling biplanes rear . I iiinnlh Sept 2S lift 80 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1979 HFA is reviewing Bayshore Village Tenants' files By WARREN RICHEY the state Housing Finance She said that as a result of member of the Bayshore Vil- inconsistent, there are omis- after they expired all leasei file, which is periodically re- ding "Every tenant has to Agency which holds . the the state's findings Kenneth lage Board of Directors about sions and there were deduc- at Bayshore would become certified by the state. file an application because PORT M0NMOUTH - A Rayshore mortgage, showed Pagano. director of man- procedures used by Bayshore tions that shouldn't nave been one-year in durationas ac- Praskai noted that accord- we send it to HUD for ap- state review of tenant income that two of the 38 tenants agement at the HFA, has project manager Andrew J. made..." cording to HFA policy. ing to the federal Department proval'" he said. files at Bayshore Village sen- receiving the subsidy had not asked that a complete re- Praskai »o award the rent Smith said that some of Praskai, who is continuing of Housing and Urban De- He noted that HFA ap- ior citizen housing complex been approved by the HFA. certification of all tenants in subsidies. Praskai was fired the tenant files contained as Bayshore project manager velopment tenants on rent proval was not necessary for has uncovered discrepancies Rose Smith, HFA spokes- the 96-unit complex be con- by the Board last week. three-year leases, which she throughout his finlal 30-days subsidies were intitled to de- tenants at Bayshore to re- in some of the records of ten- person, added that state of- ducted. "They looked through the said were contrary to the notice period, said the HFA duct medical expenses If the ceive the so-called "101 " ants receiving low income ficials also found inconsistan- The state review was files and they're not happy HFA required one-year lease. in the past had a three-year expenses exceeded a certain rent subsidies, and that the subsidies. cies and omissions among the prompted as a result of ques- with the state of the files," She said the leases would be lease program but that they percentage of total income. HFA was permitted to review The review, conducted by 38 subsidized tenants' files. tions raised last month by a Smith said, 'The files are permitted to expire, but that recently created the one-year The state also noted that the subsidies as a courtesy. lease for projects. one of the subsidized tenants "We always gave them The state in its review also at Bayshore, who was de- the courtesy, but if we found that improper deduc- termined to be eligible to be wanted to be legal about it we Matawan picks adult education director tions were made from some on the program, had never didn't have to," Praskai said. of the tenants' incomes for received HFA approval to re- "That 101 program In that MATAWAN — The trict is competing with other munities in the county, to Kidzus said he could not the nuclear approach.'' medical expenses. ceive the subsidy. project does not require their Matawan-Aberdeen Regional school districts for the state avoid duplication of effort " explain what the "Nuclear Hall said that Gregory Tenants must submit in- In addition, the review approval," he said. Board of Education took the money and probably won't A non-profit community Moisture Meter System" is, Arner of Arner and Kowalski come information to the showed, that anather tenant whAn yd. that M« »t«t* " ASSocBteJ, In* arfflllttU « project manager inorder to on the subsidy program had would move to recertify the a publicly-funded adult Klavon said he expects adult education curriculum Superintendent of Schools the planned addition to prove eligibility for the low never submitted an applica- incomes of all tenants at education program last night that the basic education and directed by a part-time ad- Kenneth Hall suggested that Matawan Regional High income subsidy. The sub- tion to enter the program. Bayshore Village, Praskai by appointing the program di- high school equivalency ministrator. Because th£ or- the board postpone action un- School, would present the mitted information com- "That's not true," commented, "Good, let rector. courses will begin in .January ganization is privately til it gets an "explanation of board with his opinion , prises the tenant's income Praskai responded to the fin- By unanimous vote, the The basic education cur- funded, It is not eligible to • bo,ml appointed Robert riculum will teach fundamen- receive state money, Klavon Greet, an adult education tal skills to adults who have said specialist '" Virginia -State an education below the eighth Klavon said that in de- University, to the $24.90U-a- grade level, and the high veloping the program, the yi'ur post. State Department school equivalency program school administration will DI Education grants will pay will lead lo a state-approved work "very closely" with the SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 111 000 of the salary. high school diploma. community group, to avoid According, to Michael Other programs will be of- duplicating courses Klavon. director of voea- fered after the district de- A policy that would in- tional and continuing educa- termines what the communi- clude grades received in WE'RE TURNING BACK THE CLOCK. tion, the creation of the post ty needs and wants, Klavon physical education and health makes the district eligible lor said courses in computing class itata grants to develop a "We. plan to undertake a rank for high schoool stu- "Wide variety" of adult rii'rds assessment survey and ilcnts was approved unani- education course's. The dis- pay attention to community- mously on first readingHft— trict has applied for $25,000 in expressed need in developing must be approved on second Brants lor adult basic educa- more programs," Klavon reading before it becomes ef- tion and high school said. "And we intend to coor- fective. oot beer riot dogs J\ great equivalency courses. Klavon dinate the programs we offer The board postponed act- said, however, that the dis- with those in other com- ing on a request from Michael Kidzus, chairman of for a penny? for a nickel! time for you! its facilities committee, to United Jersey Bank/Mid State celebrates 90 years ot banking service with a return to yesteryear! hire a firm to survey the con- Hazlet board has dition of the Lloyd Road Enjoy root beer for a penny, hot dogs for a nickel — while quantises last. We'll have employees in "gay 90's" costumes, School pool free popcorn and balbons, a live band, a fabulous line-up of antique cars (bring your Kidzus recommended that camera and have your picture taken behind the wheel of a classic) plus a chance to win nearly $10,000 in deficit in bus fund Harwin Associates, Inc., prizes in our anniversary sweepstakes! Join us for the day's festivities at our Hazlet office By JOEL SIEGEL burse the district for up to 90 Rockaway, be hired for $1,330 in the K-Mart Shopping Center on Saturday, September 29, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. IIAZ1.KT Tlie Hoard of percent of the overexpen- to conduct the survey using • Education has overspent its diture. the Nuclear Moisture Meter transportation tradRct hv 1'he reimbursemen"t~sy!rt'!mt['detFCt whether the 192,000 this vi',ir. Board Vice should come in the next fiscal roof' whleh nas leaked fnr President Joseph Morales veai he sa|d several years, needs to be re- ronlirmi'd last night "it's.IWt t problem for placed or'can be patched. The Our 90" An ni versary. The deficit was created cost of ... It's a problem for replacement is esti- uhi-n the district conti with private ims companies thisyeat "hesaid mated at$BO.0OOto$70,000. to operate 'eighl to ten bus run*" Which had been as- Worth its weight in gold! sicneil to district buses until this month. -Morales laid PRIME RIB Our birthday celebration is a golden opportunity to win valuable free gifts and get beautiful School schedule changes gold jewelry free or at below retail cost at any United Jersey Bank/Mid State office! limiting district buses to two .itt"! noon i mis instea.l o| the in.nnal three sent the dislnci REBELLION tu tin.' inlvatu III lilt,'. Morales said WEEKLY PRIZE: GRAND PRIZE: "No, we didn't know at A 1979 Datsun 210 2-door deluxe the time of we changed the STARTING sHheclules what the total sedan... the economy car that !9"ColorTV! WIN* doesn't look, feel or act like an ramifications would be." Mo- rail's laid , SUN. economy car! Drawing will be held -The,schedule changes are 95 January 5, 1980. Winner will be the earlier opening and SEPT. 30th Notified. Get free entry blanks at nit; 'ni dlstrlcl ejemi . any United Jersey Bank/ , INC. ;i hools ami the eliminal Mid State office. i|ilit sessions at the MIK'I EVERY SALAD BAR school, aocordlnj tn Super- & liiiendeni o| s. hools Roman SUN. thru WED. POTATO Cabrera ' „ ' Despite the sue ol the del DATSUN int. Morales maintains th it

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