barter's sister converts sex mag publisher to religion r msgaiu* in th- on Thursday to testily before a stale Flyffl s II percent at tbe WfMii ild pornography lief mine philo*% 1 as reason enough to be- Staptelon and his fwly directed ind utt and iiromptu interview al S»n Antonio Inter "W« • n brtoie the chun h service. Flynt said he •aid when questioned saline and would incorporate inment on Flvjtt's yi. 11. tad hi* wife Alike*, wrrc MnrtM «u*«i already has gotten kin •rtidis ^•(Carter StapMoo at a Sunday ntghl rtvivil it the Ohio •HlftMlOurch of Ci«l« Hlii Ming toward women and • We've got tu remember with Klyni organ a :• ttl, fUptMM Mid I dmuwun IMl he u- we're iron* to deal » i topic*." he Aid. "If we •yjnptom. Th* readeri * and her huiband e» 1 Op* Chr^»i all iron, m* , do deal wit! t promoting a healthy altitude to- reflective of the problems i Hid she found Klvnt tpotwfl puUHter PrOw nighl in S*n Antumc ward wi rather than a perverted me." rtfBy iwed help ' The Daily Register VOL. 100 NO. 125 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1977 15 CENTS During today9s Knesset speech Sadat says Israel's security a must JERUSALEM (AP) - President Anwar Sadat told mem- Sadat will relum to Egypt tomorrow a satisified man. and I'm the televised spectacle of Sadal before the 120-member Knes- bers of the Israeli parliament today that Israel and the Arabs happy about that " set. should agree on measures to provide "full security " for Israel Asked during the Cronkite interivew if any agreement had The Egyptian people saw the same telecast, as did view- and that the 1)73 Arab-Israeli war "should be the last war " been reached about Palestinian representation at a Geneva ers in most of the rest of the world. The Egyptian president returned to the Knesset. Israel's peace conference. Begin replied: "We may We may " "No one would have ever conceived that the president of parliament, for an informal session at which Israeli deputies One Egyptian official said the Israelis were somewhat the biggest Arab state, which bears the heaviest burden and gave him their views and applauded after a member con- more forthcoming In the closed discussions than Begin was the top responsibility pertaining to the cause of war and gratulated him on the birth of a granddaughter Sunday. In his speech. peace in the Middle East, could declare his readiness to go to After hearing from eight of the members. Sadat replied the land of the adversary while we were still in a state of that "the main issue should be security for Israel ' The 3.S million citizens of Israel laid down their tools. war." Sadat said. "We are ready and have no objection to whatever mea- closed their shops and slammed their office doors to watch See Sadal says, page! sures that can be agreed upon to provide you with full secu- rity ... Whatever measures should be taken, we will ask the same for ourselves." He mentioned demilitarized lones and early warning sta- tions. "The other Issue is the October 1971 war should be the last war." Sadat continued "If we agree on security and no war again, whatever happens can be solved through peaceful negotiations or peaceful means." Sadat met with the Knesset members after three joint ap- pearances Sunday with Prime Minister Menahem Begin in which both spoke fervently of their desire for peace but nei- ther made any concession on the major issues dividing Israel and the Arabs.

Sadat, the first Arab leader to visit Israel publicly since the founding of the Jewish slate 29 years ago. told the Israeli parliament Sunday that Egypt Is ready to live with Israel In "lasting and just peace." But he insisted Israel must withdraw from all territory occupried in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war and permit estab- lishment of a Palestinian state on the West Bank of the Jor- dan River Begin, Mltwlag Sadat to Ike rostrum, hailed the Kgyp- Uaa president tor his "caarage af heart" and said ke him sett was prepared to ga to tke capitals of his Arab nelgh- hsn. He called •• Arab leaders to opea peace irt,Mlitlo«s The late* T-thirt in hrael aid declared: "Everything must be negotiated and caa be negotiated."

But Begin conspicuously avoided any mention of the Pa- Sadat hero lestinians, and referring to the occupied territories said. "We President Sadat, right and PM Begin at a news conference this morning did not take any strange lands We only returned to our own land" Although the two leaders failed to enunciate concessions in their three public meetings, they did achieve a measure of in Egypt good feeling and said they would continue their dialogue "to Howard: Avenue's bring about the signing of treaties at a Geneva peace confer- open BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - President Anwar Sadat's ad- ence." sides have been talking AT Ing in a unique moment in the streets. You would have dress to tbe Israeli parliament was greeted with support from In a joint interview with Walter Cronkite of CBS. Begin By JULIE MCDONNELL moderate Jordan, slencc from Saudi Arabia, a Palestinian vow each other. And now. they're history." to be here to understand the said his meetings with Sadat "laid a foundation for a real and JERUSALEM - The "ave- to assassinate him and calls by Syria and Libya for his over- talking TO each other. That It was the first time in the feeling." serious negotiation for the establishment of peace in our two nue is now open" for more throw can only be very go^d ' 28-year history of Israel that President Sadat spoke for countries." communication between Is- In Cairo, the Egyptian president's supporters prepared to an Arab leader addressed the 57 minutes to the Knesset, In another joint Interview with ABC's Barbara Walters. rael and the Arab world as a give him a hero's welcome home today The secretary-gener- Mr. Howard, who arrived Knesset. telling the Israeli people that Sadat said the Israeli and Egyptian ambassadors in the result of yesterday's historic al of Sadat's Center Partv estimated that up to 3 million per- here Wednesday with a While Mr. Howard said the Arabs recognize the exis- United States would be able to meet and talk together now. meeting of Egyptian Presi- 15 member Congressional de- there was "not that much tence of their state, but insist- something they have been unable to do in the past. "They • dent Anwar Sadat and Prime legation on a fact-finding new in Sadat's speech," he ing that Israel should with- Other view: Overthrow, as»a»»inate him never have been ready." he said. "Today they are ready." Minister Menahem Begin of tour, sal among the Israeli noted that the Egyptian presi- draw from all occupied Arab However, the risk Sadat took in coming to Israel was Israel. Rep James J How- legislators during Sadat's lands and accept the right of sons. Including many brought In by bus. train and truck, dent "stuck his neck way out quickly apparent in the Arab world The Syrian-controlled ard. D-NJ. said yesterday. speech, in the second row of the Palestinians to a home- would line the seven-mile route from the airport to the presi- in the Arab world" by becom- Saiqa Palestinian guerrillas called for his assassination. Syria "We watched a person-to- the gallery, directly facing land. dential mansion. ing the first Arab leader to and Libya called for his overthrow. person relationship bourn." the speakers, he said. openly set foot on Israeli soil. Mr. Howard said the Israeli Activity to Beirut and other Middle East capitals vlr- Many Israelis also fell let dawn by the two leaders' Mr. Howard said in a tele- "When we spoke to Presi- legislators listened to the laaly kilted yesterday is Arabs clustered around radios to "It was a momentous occa- Knesset speeches, as much by Begin's failure to make any . phone interview from his dent Sadat Wednesday." Mr speech "without reaction, un- kear the broadcast el Ike first speech by in Arab leader to sion." Mr. Howard said, not- caacrele gestures as by Sadat's firm restatement of the room at the King David Ho- Howard said, "he said that 70 til the end, when they gave Ike Kaeasel. Israel's parliament ing that while President Sa- Arab goals of total Israeli withdrawal and a Palestinian tel, here, shortly after listen- per cent of the problems In President Sadat a great round Sadat offered to make peace with the Jewish state and dat spoke in Arabic, and stole. ing to President Sadat's the Middle East were psy- of applause." recognized its right to exist, an unprecedented public con- Prime Minister Begin in speech before the Knesset, chological. This speech may Their applause was not In cession, but reittrated Arab demands for the return of all oc- Hebrew, he and other delega- Begin and Sadat met alone for an hour and 10 minutes the Israeli parliament. help eat away at some of agreement with what Sadat cupied territories and for a homeland for uprooted Palesti- tion members were equipped last night, and the Israeli prime minister told reporters: "It "It remains to be seen what those psychological differ- was saying, Mr. Howard said, nians. with earphones providing in- was a very excellent talk . I think we advanced the cause of the Impact of this will be." ences." but in recognition of the his- Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin, who spoke after peace. We also advanced the relations between our two coun- stant translations. "We all the Jersey shore congressman He described the atmos- toric meeting. Sadat, did not answer the demands specifically but repeated tries. But I can't say we solved all our problems. . President said "But until now. the two felt as if we were participat- his position that "everything Is negotiable" at a peace confer- phere in Israel as "incred- "The major problem is still, ence. ible." adding that the "emo- of course, Palestine." the con- The Egyptian president's speech was "excellent because tional impact on the people gressman said. "But it ap- Sadat did not deviate from the Arab line." a Jordanian gov- YWCA worker loses job over donation here is amazing " pears that in some areas the ernment source said. "People just can't believe two sides may find room to talk." "He explained the Arab stand fully within a humanitarian KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) the Kansas City branch of the they had contacted an at- rectors to review the policy this is happening." he said. framework, and this will bring new benefits." -A YMCA office worker fired YWCA for four years. torney but decided against setting a minimum contribu- "When the Egyptian security Mr. Howard also said he people arrived on Friday, The Salqa Palestinian guerrillas, who are controlled by because she gave only $10 to "I believe in the YWCA and taking legal action Mrs. Wal- tion for employees. But she wouldn't be surprised if one people simply burst into Syrlaa President Hafei Assad, charged Sadat with "the ug- the United Way says she I loved my job. I was con- ter said she Is looking for an- said she would not make any outcome of yesterday's meet- tears, and cheered them in liest treason In tke history of the Arab nation" and said: won't fight to get her job scientious .about my job. but other job. recommendations to the See Howard, page 2 "The blood of the traitor must be shed. He must be follow- back. that wasn't enough ... and Alice Kennedy, the local board. ed to Ike farthest corners of the world until the death sen- "All I really want is that that's what hurts so much." YWCA executive director who In a letter dated Nov. 10. tence Is carried ait." policy changed." said Sharon Mrs. Walter and her hus- fired Mrs Walter, said she Mrs Kennedy told Mrs Wal- See Sadat hero, page 2 Walter. 34. an employee of band. Tom. said Sunday that will ask the association's ill ter she was fired because she had not given enough' during The Inside Story »^s»^^ss Classified Dept 542-I7M makers Mrs. Walter was an ex- Entertainment, TV II their seatt to cheer their nell halrtnan federally funded conference Circulation Dept 542 4m for one half cellent employee. Mrs. Ken- Horoscope II Sports Dept 542-4M4 .wrtlon victory. Missouri delegation, approved during the week- nedy said, "but I'm a very lit- Lifestyle 8,1 Mlddletown Bureau J71-225I passed by a Sarah Weddington. • countered Uiat the > end and will send to the eral person and you have to Make A Date 5 Freehold Bureau 431-2192 »on vote was quV kl ol the dele- gate from Texas and the movement would sell President and the Congress have personnel policies." strocUf it did not recngni, . for action. Obituaries 4 Long Branch Bureau ,.222-MII countered by lawyer who successfully ar- National YWCA officials the unboro's right ii> See Women approve, page ! Sports 1J-U Statehouse Bureau MJ-ziz-9158 "choke, choice" from dele said the requirement for a minimum contribution was a Christmas Party Fromagerie Restaurant Jersey toast Sports Club's Fisherman's Wharf local rule. - Due to cancellation we have Serves Thanksgiving dinner Open House-Ski Party. Nov. Cheese Fondue. Quiche and Luncheon specials daily. Early Bird Special. Mon. Drag AddlctlM PraMea? Sat., 12/17/77, open for book- graciously from 1 p.m. to 9 B 8 pin.. Rosle O'Gradv's. Crepes. Every Tues. fashion Home cooking/try us! Rl 35. through Thurs . Tails or Call t&fflU. For Help Day or Red Bank Liquors ing. Call Molly Pitcher Inn. p.m. For reservations call Night. Ealontown Call 741-8992 ' show at Fromagerie. 842-8088. Eatontown. Steak.r Open Thanksgiving. 9-.1. 747-2500. Hurry! 842-8088. 1 SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. NOVEI«OI2I. 1977 Grandmother, 54, 'People A itatue of Sir WIIIIM rkwrrklB has been placed sails round world in a small riverfront plau in ceremonies attended by SYDNEY. Australia in July 1175 She sailed up Churchill's daughter. Lady (AP) - A 54 year-old the east coast, through the Soamei in New Orleans. grandmother who learned treacherous Torres Strait The bronze statue depicts Ihe bamboo flute and Espe- between Australia and New Britain's World War II lead- ranto while at sea stepped Guinea and then headed er in an overcoat lifting Us, off her 17-foot yachl after west along the north coast left hand In a V-for-victory an unpubliciied solo sail and through the Indian salute. Lady Soames. in un- around the world and took Ocean. veiling the statue said It refuge in a commune She reached Durban, on symbolized her fathers love "I don't think I have done ihe east coast of South Af- for freedom British artist' anything important." said rica, in February 1(71 after Ivor Roberts-Jones of Suf- Anne Gash in a brief tele- taking her boat through folk was commissioned to phone interview "If I Mart eight bad storms create the statue of Ihe talking about this it will "I have wanted to dn this builders of a nearby hotel. never stop " for some time now." she who also donated the plaza. Mrs. Gash sailed her bat- wrote her daughters "I • •• tered sloop Uimo into Bal- guess you can say I am Although Americans are Una. MO miles north of Syd- doing my own thing, and coming to accept that the ney, on Friday After she living every moment country has an energy cleared customs, a daugh- today." crisis, the question remains ter and son-in-law took her She said that during the "whether we're going to be hoped the state officials will to the seclusion of a com- long hours at sea. she serious about it." says Sec- relax the policy in this case. mune eight miles away. taught herself Esperanto, retary of Energy James Billy Carter was unavai- "I want to stay out here the international language. Srkleslager. The energy lable for comment. for a few days and son my- and Ihe bamboo flute. crisis will last until tech- ••• self out and rest." she told From Durban. Mrs (fash nology develops a substitute Rock slar Alice C'Mprr. the reporter who tele- went around the Cape nf for oil. he told a news con- on leave from a New York phoned Good Hope and then up the ference Saturday before at- alcoholic treatment center, SPEAKING ON CONTROVERSIAL RESOLUTION xual preference resolution was brought to the floor "She's up on the hill west coast of Africa to da tending a testimonial dinner was in Hollywood over the — Betty Frledan, long-time leader In the ERA, for a vote In Houston. For story on the conference, about half a mile from hana. In Accra, the capital, for US Rep Robert weekend to film the Beailes makes an emotional speech to the National Wom- turn to page one. here." said a man who an- thieves stripped Ihe Ilimo Glalmo. D-Conn in New- tribute film "Sgt Pepper " en's Conference delegates as the controversial se- swered the commune's only and a tugboat rammed it Haven. Schlesinger defend- Cooper — who gained fame telephone "She just wants to She made repairs and set ed his department over pub- with such onstage antici as be alone, but in perhaps an- • out again but after three lished reports that claim choking chickens and Two face other week or so will be weeks of adverse currents the department's effective- throwing watermelons — Women Sadat says sailing on down lo Sydney" and winds returned lo ness is hindered by its pre- admitted himself to an up- (Continued) "This is just Ihe sort of Ghana and shipped Ihe occupation with energy leg- state New York alcoholic (Continued) thing Mother does." said yacht to Britain. treatment facility a month Other resolutions passed islation rather than admin- He said Arab leaders had objected to the trip because charge one of Mrs. Gash's six Mrs. Gash left Britain ago He uld he would re- by the conference in its at- istration. "I think we've "utter suspicion and absolute lack of confidence between the daughters, l.ibby Buhrich of last November and sailed turn to the hospital after tempt to recommend ways made a smooth takeover." Arab stales and the Palestinian people on the one hand, and Sydney "When she was through the canals of Bel- to remove the barriers that he said completing the movie Israel on the other, still surges in us all of rape very young, she rode lo gium and Holland before prevent women from equal- scenes "But lo be absolutely frank with you. I took this decision UNION BEACH - Two Melbourne on a bicycle." ity include: support for rati- heading down to Gibraltar The Virginia Alcholir Cooper. 30. plays a mon- after long thinking, knowing that it constitutes a grave risk" Union Beach men were ar- Melbourne is 400 miles fication of the Equal Rights and the Canary Islands Beverage Control Commis- ey-grubbing religious cult His responsibility, he saM, was to exkaisl all nteaas rested last night and charged Amendment; more help for south of Sydney. Then she sailed across Ihe sion said In Norfolk It leader in the film, which for peace, evei I* gt to Jerasalem awl acquaint Israelis with Ihe rape of a Malawan ripe victims, battered A former social worker Atlantic lo Tobago and doesn't care whether he's also stars Peter Framplon "wtt aU the facts sarglig Ii me." woman, according to police wives and displaced home- and vegetarian. Mrs Gash Trinidad, passed through Ihe president's brother. and the Bee Gees. He accused Israel of oppressing the Palestinians on lands here makers; changes in marital look a brief course in navi- the Panama Canal and "Billy's Beer" can't be sold • •• occupied since the 1967 war, of implying that his word was not property laws to treat mar- Ronald Engstron of ill gation before taking Ihe went on to Tahiti. Raro- in Virginia Actor-director J*ki His good, of delaying the search for peace and looking down on Union Ave and Donald Burkr riage as an equal partner- Ilimo out of Svdnev harbor tonga. Tonga and Ballina. Billy Carter has a finan- IM has been released from the Arabs as inferiors to Jews. of 130 Front St face charges ship and better enforcement cial arrangement with Falls a Los Angeles hospital after Then the criticism of Israel stopped. Standing at the of threatening ^> take Ihe of affirmative action laws City Brewing Co of Louis- a two-month stay following Knesset podium with the entire Israeli government watching. woman's life and assault and already on the books. ville. Ky which brews and heart surgery Huston. 71. Sadat made a statement unthinkable two weeks earlier: battery, as well as rape, po- Navy taking long look markets the beer The cans who has worked on more Despite rumors of dis- "You want to live with us in this part of the world. In all lice said They were in Mon- carry a picture of the presi- than SO motion pictures order, the conference so far sincerity, I tell you. we welcome you among us. with full moulh County jail pending ar- at Us few female pilots dent's beer-drinking brother since 1930. was rleased has run rather smoothly A security and safety." raignment today before Mu- spontaneous outburst from from Plains. Ga And that's from Cedars-Sinai Hospital nicipal Judge Herbert Bier- I WASHINGTON (AP) -The training In February 1174. the largely pro-life Ohio de- Ihe problem The commis- The winner of two Academy man Navy says Its first woman pi- Lt Rainey was the first to re- legation Saturday night was sion has a regulation ban- Awards entered the hospital Police said (hat the victim, lot has resigned after less ceive a Navy pilot's gold drowned out by louder Sadat hero ning the sale of alcoholic on Sept 25 for the elective whose name they would not than four years of flying ser- wings. Since graduation, she shouts of "ERA" for the beverages that carry any surgery' A month later, a (Continued) release, came In headquar- vice. has flown twin-engine jets. In- Equal Rights Amendment endorsement of any famous second operation was per- A Syrian government statement broadcast by Damascus . ters and gave Ihe police the Officials declined to- sayeluding the Ct passenger car formed to relieve com- The Ohio delegates person on the label A bre- Radio called on "our brothers of Egypt In reslnre your names of two men she said why Lt. Barbara Rainey re- go transport plications resulting from shouted "Let her speak"' wery executive said he national honor and dignity disgraced and besmirched by had raped her signed, effective al the end nf The daughter of a naval of- the first when Dr. Mildred Jeffer- the visit to Israel of the traitor Sadat." The suspects were then ar- this month Sources said I.I ficer. Lt. Rainey was com- son, national president of Libya, which broke diplomatic relations with Egypt be- rested by Patrolmen Joseph Rainey. wife nf another Navy missioned in December 1170 Right to Life, appeared on cause of Sadat's trip! urged "Egyptians in even.' town and til- Nappi. Arthur Pnulns and pilot, is pregnant Officials after graduating from Whit- the floor minutes before the lage lo rise, take arms and topple the traitor." Robert Marelzky at the Co-said she could have taken ma- tier College and Officer Can- conference began consid- I raq's Baghdad Radio said "Sadat the traiior has recog- lony Inn Bar. Florence Ave. ternity leave and returned to didate School She then Says CIA data fake ering a resolution urging nized the Zionist entity through his speech" duty if she wanted In remain NEW YORK (AP) - A for- bath was conjured out of thin ERA ratification. The rape occurred in the served on Navy staffs before Cairo aewspapers hailed Sadat aid Me called him "the Pebble Beach area. here, po- in Ihe Navy signing up for flight training mer CIA analyst in Saigon air." said Snepp. 'principal Although an estimated 80 her* «4 peace." tat Ike semi-official daily Al Akram crill- lice said A study conducted earlier whose book about CIA oper- analyst for ihe CIA of North Her resignation has drawn percent of the delegates fa- ehed Begin lor falling to "produce anything lew on this year for Defense Secre- ations there is to be released Vietnamese political affairs vored the ERA resolution. attention from Navy person- wkat cowesslons Israel Is willing to offer for pushing Ihe tary Harold Brown found that today says the U.S. govern- for five years. "We had no In- It took nearly an hour to peace wheel la Ihe Middle East." nel who quotum plans tn in- ment deliberately gave jour- telligence to Indicate the crease the number of women about 60 percent nf all ser- pass. An amendment re- Egyptians in the street also said they were disappointed Howard nalists false information pre- South Vietnamese were forc- in uniform and lo widen their vicewomen who become preg- quiring ERA ratification by al Begins response. (Continued) dicting a "bloodbath" after ing a bloodbath ' roles nant continue to serve March 1171 was defeated "The hope which I attached to Sadat's visit is dimin ing might be a special tele- the Communist takeover of Another amendment oppos- But uniformed mothers lose ishing." said one. phone hookup between Tel Lt. Rainey. who has been South Vietnam He said journalists "used" ing ERA was ruled in- time from duty because of "It seems it was not worth the trip." said another Aviv and Cairo, similar to the serving with a squadron al by the US government were complete and out of order their pregnancy and Ihe sub- One Beirut teacher said both speeches were "reasonable U.S. - Soviet "hot line " In an interview on CBS-Keyes Beech of the Chicago by the chair, a move which the Alameda. Calif.. Naval sequent need to care for . . They both made it clear they want to live in peace " But a TVs "80 Minutes" program Daily News. George infuriated ERA foes The US Congressional de- Air Station, could not be young children, the study Damascus real estate agent said. "The Israelis will reap legation. Ihe only group head- reached for comment. found This bothers military Sunday. Frank Snepp said the McArthur of the Los Angeles maximum profit from Sadat's visit and send him back without quartered in the King David Former Navy Secretary manpower officials CIA and then -U.S. Ambassa- Times. Robert Shaplen of The dor Graham Martin had "fa- Betty Friedan. leading fe- giving him anything in exchange." Hotel besides President Sadal John Warner announced In "They are often limited in New Yorker. Bud Merrick of vored" Journalists to whom minist and delegate-a-large Violence against Egyptian Installations aboard, which and his delegation, gave a January 1973 that Lt. Rainey the hours they can work and U.S. News Ii World Report they leaked "disinformation " from New York, told the begii before Sadat flew to Israel on Salirday. continued. ride to the Knesset speech and seven other women had are restricted in attending and Malcolm Browne of The delegates that ratification Palestinian students stormed the Egyptian Embassy in yesterday lo a rather unlikely been selected "to train in a field maneuvers and other "The whole idea of a blood- New York Times of ERA within one year New Delhi. India, and shredded a portrait of Sadat. Police hitchhiker: CBS News corre- lest program established as a special demands." the study should be their first prior- drove them nff and one student was seriously hurt The of- spondent Walter Cronkile. part of the Navy goal of equal said. ity. The ERA. which would fices of Egypt's national airline. Egyptair. in Ihe Jordanian Mr Howard said rights and opportunities for "Perhaps most serious is Home-cooked dinner less guarantee equal rights un- capital of Amman were bombed after Sadat's speech There "We had a small van In women throughout the ser- the limitation on deploying der the law for both sexes, was extensive damage but no casulalies. police said. take us to Ihe Knesset." Mr vice." these women in case of na- NEW YORK (AP) - The were substituted, the cost was is three states short of rati- Cairn police broke up a sit-in by 400 Palestinian students Howard said "And Walter Six women oul of Ihe origi- tional emergency." Ihe study cost of a home-cooked Sunday only MM. down 11 cents from flciation. protesting the Sadat trip Ten persons were arrested Cronkile was standing there nal eight completed flight added roast beef dinner for a family the previous month's figure. "The issue that is real, in Ihe lobby without a ride,s o of four in the New York- The lower costs reflect a urgent and cannot in any we gave him a lift." Northeastern New Jersey drop in the price of potatoes, way be ignored is the Daddy bear kills cubs The legislator, who was to Concorde foes won't concede area was 18 cents less in Sep- tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, ERA." Us. Friedan said "I NEW YORK (AP) - Two tember than August, accord- "We wish we. could have leave for Lisbon. Portugal NEW YORK (AP) - Refus- peas and coffee, as well as a command to all 20.000 of tiny bear cubs, born Saturday artery to JFK. for about an ing to the Department of La- gotten to them before the fa- this morning wilh his wife. ing lo concede defeat. Con- slight decrease in the price of you to go back to your to polar bears in Brooklyn's hour as they inched their way ' bor's Bureau of Labor Statis- ther lo keep them alive." Bor- Marlene. and Ihe rest of thecorde foes converged in cars beef states and get the ERA." Prospect Park Zoo. have been to join other protesters at the tics. relii said. "It would have delegation, will return lo on Kennedy Airport yesterday The delegates broke into bitten to dealh by their fa- airport. been a boost for our zoo. Washington on Wednesday in what was their smallest The bureau reported that But those prices are still a spontaneous celebration ther Most of the demonstrators He said he was 'hopeful" protest ever, just two days ihe dinner, which includes ap- higher than those consumers after approviung the pro- Zookeeper Sam Borelli said came from Queens and Nas- The last time the female that yesterday's face-to-face before regular supersonic air- petizer, vegetables, salad, paid in September 1»7« for the ERA resolution late Satur- Sunday that the cubs were sau neighborhoods near the polar bear gave birth, zookee- communication between the liner service is scheduled to dessert, beverages and bread same dinner. The roast beef day night. Women linked found dead with bites all over pers found only the bones of Arab and Israeli leaders airport. As they neared the would cost 110.13 if roast beef begin here tomorrow main airline terminal area, dinner cost 8.5 percent more hands high in the air and their bodies shortly after they the young. Borrelii said. might spur a commitment on were the entree in September, this year and the chicken din- shouted "ERA" and "Three were born. Borrelii said their "Some are good parents: both sides lo ending the dead- "We're not lying down and some shouted from their au- as contrasted with 110.29 in tomobiles. "No SST al JFK!" ner was 6.8 percent more ex- more states!'* before the father killed them probably some are bad parents That's lock between Ihe two peoples playing dead." said Carol August. However, if chicken pensive. negative votes could be tal- because he thought they were true in all animals.1 the ' "The Israeli parliament Herman, leader of nne anti- Mrs. Berman said the SST lied. a threat to his environment. zookeeper said. wasn't caught up in the SST group. "We want a quiet- foes plan to picket near four" emotionalism of Ihe occa- er, not a noisier airport ' airport entrances beginning sion." he said."and Israel Airport police estimated at 7 a.m. on Tuesday at 103th AFTCT A DAY LJKI TODHt isn't going tn change Us posi- that about 250 cars took part Street. 190th Street. Van VOU'Vt EAMWDITI Weather: Chance of rain tion In the "drive-in" protest. Wyck and North Boundary "But." Ihe congressman Authorities said a caravan Road — but she said she had Cloudy and mild with a this afternoon and evening ry may be issued this after- said, "things are certainly go- of nearly 200 protesters little hope the protest would The Attitude chance of showers today, then northerly 10 to 20 mph noon Weather, cloudy ing to be different from now snarled traffic nn the Vanaffect Tuesday's scheduled highs 55 to 60 (or 14 Celsius) tonight Ocean water tem- through tomorrow Showers on." Wyck Expressway, a major Concorde arrivals. Occasional showers likely peratures are 50 to 55. Coastal developing this afternoon and Adjustment Period continuing tonight, rain to- tonight with lows 45 to 50. Pe- Forecast. Manasquan to Cape •LIBERAL UBATONS riods of rain likely and cooler Henlopen to 20 Miles Off- morrow. Visibility. 5 miles or tomorrow with highs 50 to 55. shore. Delaware Bay. winds. more today, lowering In 2 •GRATI8 GOURMET HOR D' OCUVRES Precipitation probability. 30 south to southeast 10 lo 15 miles or less at limes in pre- Carter's in wings •CONVIVIAL COMRkNtONSHP percent today, increasing to knots this morning, increas- cipitation late this afternoon WASHINGTON (AP) - shoulders every minute." through tomorrow Average the way for negotiations over •90OTHMG 8CEMC SURROUNDINGS N percent tonight and 70 per- ing lo 15 to 25 knots this While Egyptian President An- It was felt at the While wave heights, increasing to 3- Ihe future of the Palestinians, •SUPERIOR SERVICE cent tomorrow. Winds south afternoon, becoming north to war Sadal and Israeli Prime House that Ihe United States' 5 feet this afternoon and con- he may be able to overcome lo southeast 5 to 15 mph this northwest 15 to 25 knots Minister Menahem Begin role in the Middle East would morning, becoming southerly tnnieht A small crafl adviso- tinuing tonight stand al center stage. Presi- the negative reaction pro- be unchanged by Ihe talks voked by his visit. EV1HY WORKING MY 5**30 and increasing to 15 to 25 mph Detroit ca N i J dent Carter remains in the and lhal in the immediate fu- Duiuth *n li 10 -10 M I After Ihe president watched Honolulu d 13 66 U 6/ wings, awaiting the outcome ture Ihe administration's pri- HooMon PC ?7 '9 II 6/ of Ihe historic meeting's in Je- Ihe televised speeches by Sa- Indiortapohl mary task would be lo en- TIDES practtlNrtHM f*r H h«*r Jockiotivillf CO 'I S6 7| U dal. Begin, and Israeli opposi- wmt «Ntt- rusalem. courage and facilitate com- Cl 40 ?1 6i 39 tion leader Shimon Peres, he Saidy Hook "We got the folks together. Charlotte rr> fti 41 61 16 Son Antonio ress achieved in Ihe last eight Bright, deduct 10 minutes; pc 61 16 >9 10 a spirit of conciliation." Chicago CO 3i 7V 60 40 Son Ff onc-sco Let's see what happens. " months was about to be un- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- CO 44 JJ) So It Seattle CO M 44 S4 46 Cincinnati - PC JO 19 16 V "In that spirit we hope and PS. DINNER AFTER IF YOU'VE in 40 ]S it JO White House press secretary Wmhingion M M 4J \1 41 done by stagnation utes; Highlands bridge, add cJclMr. Jody Powell said "We're mil ADJUSTED TO IT # minutes K IMrlly cltwdv. fr-htlr. m tn*w. rn It was fell that if Sadal re- Dn Wo inn toward lasting peace." he £ M.H Z B rain. M mluinf trying tn be looking over their lurm lo Cairo having paved said. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21.1977 The DRulyRegKter 3 1living's Army9 out to silence Hazard Cosell

K> III 1,11 A Ml I.I H.AN Some of the campaign converts were doctors. "1 just took up tennis and now Howard is doing ten- yers and CPAs. according to Gold, and a surprising num- nis, which I don't need, thank you. as another aggrava- RID(iEFlEI.D, Conn. (AP) For delicatessen owner ber were weomen. including one with 10 kids who could tion lo my sanity " Besides the newspaper ads. the bump- Irving Gold, the World Series was the straw that brake the only afford to send a dollar for the kit and another who stickers, the Cosell-must-go buttons all supported by camel's back or. lo circumscribe the metaphor, the blow said that Monday night football on TV was sacred be e 13 contributions. Gold is drawing up a roster of that broke the bagel cause It was the only time she ever (jot l» spend with her names on a nationwide recall petition He sees hntwlf at "That s when I decided after eight years of suffering husband. Ihe head of Irving's Army." little people beyond the call through Monday night football lhat Howard had lo go." of Ihe ratings pollsters crying out to be heard against Ihe "I'm not a demographer and I haven't figured out the said Gold a little man against a mighty network, stand- debilitating effects ol one mans logorrhea. statistics from the mail, but ihenumber of people turning ing staunch in his white apron next to the pastrami sheer couldn't take Cosell's verbosity and extraneous statistics off the sound when Howard is on is incredible." said "I have lo admil one in every 200 letter writers says here in the national headquarters of the-"Cosell Must any longer" began It all by placing newspaper ads in Go" movement Gold, stroking his Solzhenitsyn beard dlssldently At he likes Cosell and wants to slick it in my ear. but to the Denver. Des Moines and Atlanta calling on ABC to recall 1 $200,000 a minute, it doesn't maki sense The sponsors rest I'm a knight in shining armor, a folk hero" said Prom the refrigerated showcase displaying the chick- the glib announcer whom he regards as "a throwback to must be losing millions with him " Gold, aborting an aw-shucks shrug lo take a phone order en livers, roll mops and smoked salmon hung dozens of the radio days of Ted Husing and Bill Stern when all thai for 14 corned beel sandwiches and assorted party snacks letters affirming support lor the month-old campaign verbiage was needed " Generously built like one of his bologna sandwiches "No charge for Ihe Russian dressing. " said Ihe man of against "Old Motor Mouth," as several of the respond- The New York Daily News refused to run the ad. but Gold once "played a little football" and has a keen the people who now feels he has "a national constituency ents called the sportscaster In question Gold began getting letters from all over the country from knowledge of the game, but he can't say the same for Co- out there." The backroom of Cold's Ridgefield delicatessen, nor- sports fans like himself who turned off the sound when sell "I've nothing personal against him I never mrl the "I can't stop now avowed the Don Quixote of the mally given over to jars of kosher pickles, tins of paprika Howard was trying to tell it like it was in his familiar man He's probably what my mother would call an hon- dill pickles. "I've got a responsibility lo my public." and tubs of potato salad, bulged with cartons of "Cosell adenoidal slacalto "Boring" . . . "brazen" . . . "Sarcas- orable decent human being who works hard every day.' 1 Every now and Ihen some big bruiser shoulders his Must Co" kits, consisting of a large green and white but- tic" . . "arrogant," cried out the petitioners calling for don't want to deny him an opportunity lo make a living way into Gold's delicatessen claiming to be Cosell's little ton and a like-colored bumper slicker, and stacks of let- Howard's head, or at least his thorax "Rid us of lhat air Just get him off Monday night football Let him do radio, brother Irving has no fears of meeting the big man him- ters, more than 1.000, each accompanied by a 13 check pollutant called Cosell " "Make him ambassador to some talk shows, interviews, anything But spare us lhal con- self. As the self-styled architect ol the "world's largest from fresh recruits to the cause obscure country " "Unload this monolonous. nasal, ver- stant chatter and unnecessary information about games sandwiches.' Gold thinks he has one sure way of stuffing Gold, a Monday night football TV addict who "just bose idiot." going back lo Ihe Civil War lhat famous mouth. Speaks on her acting career, politics Jane Fonda: Cutesy image gone

TRENTON (AP) - "I'm Oscar for her portrayal of a al. Jane" also is in the planning "I thought it was important not a spokesperson for Ihe prostitute in "Klute," said stages to do a comedy, because left," says actress Jane her clean-cut image began to "I have a few more movies there were some people who Fonda "The media has made disappear when she became a up my sleeve." she said, me out to be that way " feminist and began speaking thought I'd lost my sense of humor." she said. denying any plans for a politi- She has spoken out on be- out against things like the cal career At least for Ihe half of causes she believes in, Vietnam war and corporate She was accepted further time being though, and the public has power In America. Into the Hollywood malnsl- type-cast her as a political ac- She admitted she's not an ream this year when she hos- tivist just as it once type-cast expert on the causes she ted the American Film In- her as an actress, she said speaks out about "but doei stitute's Life Achievement Sa- Police seeking during a lecture at Trenton her homework." lute to Bette Davis. A few weeks later, she co-hosted the State College "I know my place and its prison escapee Academy Awards show. When she made her first ap- not very high on the ladder," MARLBORO- Police here pearance on the silver screen she said The 40-year-old actress was are searching for an escapee in "Tall Story" in 1M0. she Proud of her antiwar ef- asked if she was embarrassed from the Rahway State prison WOMEN'S PROGRAM-Harlene Golden, center, a counselor In the AAon- about the biggest bomb of her was just Henry Fonda's All- forts. Miss Fonda boasted.Vl unit, on the grounds of Marl- mouth County CETA Women's Program, reviews a scrapbook prepared for career. "Barbarella." in American-type daughter She have a file that stands about boro Psychiatric Hospital, her by participants In the program with Mrs. Gloria S. Franklin, left', su- thai high ofl Ihe ground, ' in- which she played an outer here. pervisor of the Women's Program, and Monmouth County Freeholder Jane was cast as a cutesy college space sex kitten cheerleader looking to hm.k dicating a pile nearly head- Charles Davis. 30. whose G. Clayton. Some 51 students and graduates of the program attended an In- the basketball star, Tony Per high At the height of her ac- She'sloughed il off by last known address was 770 formal gathering recently at the Squires Pub, West Long Branch. kins, into marraige tivism, she headed a list com- saying. "I'm a much better Valentine Ave. Highland actress now I'm getting to be But she has gone through piled by President Nixon and Park, was reported missing a pretty good actress." some startling changes in became Ihe subject of an in- at 7 p.m. Saturday by prison tense surveillance campaign Miss Fonda said she has Youth is shocked by rail power line gaining her own identity over the IMOs. officials. He had last been by Ihe FBI completed a movie called. SOUTH AMBOY (AP) - A boy was playing with friends erful." said a Conrail spokes- the past 17 years Her "Klute" Oscar in 1972. seen at 4:30 p.m Saturday She became a tinseltown "Coming Home." the story of 13-year-old boy was in fair atop a railroad freight car man. in "Julia." her currenl re however, seemed lo mark the The escapee is described as outcast of sorts, a rebel with a disabled Vietnam veteran in condition today, recovering yesterday when he stood up- Police said Rogers appar- lease. Miss Fonda portrays end of the film society's aloof- a white male. 6'1". 150 long hair and no bra. a differ- which she portrays a Marine pounds, with long brown hair from burns and injuries re- right and touched a Conrail ently was startled by an ap- duthor-playwright Lillian Hel- ness for her officer's wife. She's working ent girl than the one who be- and a mustache. ceived when 15.000 volts of power line, sending the elec- proaching guard at the rail- Iman embroiled in a political She says her official come- on a western now which is came hot Hollywood property He was serving 5-7 years electricity shot through his tricity through his body. ' road yard, which is located controversy. The cutesy Im- back was "Fun with Dick and being directed by Alan Pa- for her roles in "Cat Ballou" for "possession of firearms and body "That kid is very lucky to along Ihe former New York- age is long gone Jane" released early this kula. of "Klute" fame and "Barefoot in the Park" in assault with a weapon. Robert Rogers of South Am- survive a shock that pow- Long Branch Line. Miss Fonda, who won an year, co-starnng George Seg- "More Fun with Dick and

State farmers talk turkey Alex Webster says, TRENTON (AP) - The says, "is the satisfaction from growers could recapture ville Crossus. a white-feather- slate Department of Agricul- watching a family, complete some of the supermarket ed fowl, is gaining popularity "Join our ture says New Jersey turkey with children, selecting the business if Ihvir numbers with smaller families, grow- growing is down 36 percent bird for the lable " were larger ers sav this year, but you wouldn't Arthur DlPaola. a turkey Department of Agriculture Christmas know it by talking lo one of hatchery partner from Mer- analysts say the decline of the state's 25 remaining tur cerville. says fowl growers in turkey production this year Hidden traps key "farmers " other states — primarily was typical of the "ups and Stephen Kurek. who owns a North Carolina. Minnesota downs" of turkey growing ruled out Express"^ five-acre turkey farm in Ihe and North Dakota - have over the past decade in New Gloucester County commu- "just about" cornered the fro Jersey. nity of New Sharon, says he zen turkey market because of The department estimates on Parkway expects to sell his 1.000 torn* the volume with which they 52.000 birds will be sold by WOOD BRIDGE (AP) - and hens before the Thanks- produce Ihe birds Jersey growers this year. 64 The State Police want to give giving-Christmas season is So Jersey growers fnust ca- percent of last year's figure motorists on the Garden State out right "down to the last ter to people who like lo New Jersey growers are Parkway a fair break bird ' "choose their own" instead of known for the broad-breasted Unmarked patrol cars no He plSns to start re- the frozen food merchants bronze. Ihe larger and more longer will be used in radar stocking his farm with day-old who buy birds by the ton for colorful of two species pro- traps designed to snare spee- polls in Ihe spring, just like supermarket freezers, he duced in Ihe slate The turns ders, said Lt. Sam FerrerJ. always says. reach an average weigh! of 30 pounds deputy commander of Troop "One of the most gratifying DlPaola. 30 years in the E. which patrols the park- The lighter 10-pound Belts- aspects of Ihe business." he business, believes New Jersev way State Police In highly vis- ible while patrol cars equipped with radar guns~~ Holmdel planner to show will be responsible for Issuing tickets to speeders, parkway officials said. zoning revision proposal Ferreri said the six un- marked cars that Will be maintained on Ihe Parkway HOLMDEL - William gion court to declare that the will be used for surveillance Queale. lownsliip planner, is The judge had given the township's zoning ordinance work, running routine errands expected to present a revised township until last May 16 lo was ineffective. The company and transporting troopers to zoning ordinance to the Town- amend Its zoning ordinance. asked that the court allow it court appearances. ship Committee tonight in Last Friday. Judge Lane to use its land without regard "You won't find a radar set compliance with a court di- extended the deadline until to zoning ordinances and that in an unmarked car." he said. rective that the township be the end of this year. Judge Lane direct the town- Police said about 20 marked rezoned. In granting the township's ship to issue the necessary patrol cars would patrol the You'll have the happiest Christmas of In 1975. Judge Merritt Lane motion for the extension. Ihe permits. Parkway during each of I he- Jr. declared the township's judge denied a motion-by three daily shifts Officials state Supreme Court mandate Middle Union Associated of Middle Union wants to con- emphasized that troopers your life, in 1978, if you join our in its Mount Laurel decision Clifton, which in 1975 suc- struct a 694-unit. planned resi- have not been given a quota that every developing munici- ceeded in having the fbwn- dential-development on its X0- for issuing speeding sum- pality must provide for its ship's zoning ordinance de- acre tract of land fronting on monses. clared invalid. share of the low and moder- Union Avenue "We are not setting a lim- ate-Income housing in its re- Middle Union wanled the Christmas or AFIer Judge Lane in- it." said Lt. Charles Dallon. validated the township's zon- "We are out after the fla- ing ordinance in 1975. he di- grant speeder, those who kill The Daily Register rected that the township pro- themselves and other Chanukah Club... vide for at least 2J0O units of peopled The Sunday Register multi-family dwellings as the township's fair share of the Published t>y The Red Bonk Regliter that pays a big 5/0 interest Elfoblllhed In 1171 by John H Cook and Henry Cloy regional housing needs. The Moln Office township then appealed to Ihe on completed clubs. One Register Ploro, Shrewsbury. N. J 07701 state appeals court. BVixti OFFSET \ Branch Offices 176 Rt. )S. Mlddlelown. N.J 07741 1 XEROX COPIES Monmoulh County CourihouSf. Freehold. N J 07778 The Appellate Division of fn Broadway. Lonfl Branch, N J. 077*0 Storehouse. Trenton, N J 08625 Superior Court last April up-

Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is entitled held Judge Lane's ruling in- INSTANT exclusively 10 the use of all the local news printed in the newspaper as validating the township's zon- well as oil AP news and dispatches PRINTING ing ordinance but struck HCENTHAL JERSEY BANK down the requirement that TRUST CON-fRAJMV the township provide for a White You wait town, N.J. 07748 Published Sunday through Friday. Malt subicrlpllons payoblf In ad vane r specific number of units. "^wolf press me MEMBER FOC Term Daily Sunday Dolly and Only Only Sunday Drag AtMtcUtM Pnktea? ~ 170 Monmouth Start OrwVeor 135.00 115 00 tSO.OO 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION Home delivery by Carrier - Daily and Sunday 90 cents a week. Call 988-8133. For Help Day or Rod Bank, 741-9300 Sunday only ISctnls. fvmvly G/jflf Prmfff j| Slnoltcopya.Cotjn.fr-Ooilv IS ctnfl. Simrtny ?1 rents. Nigt)l. 4* The VOMPftv NOVFMBER ?l 1977 Mr». Jnwie Ilillon HI \lsn\ _ Mis .lev-ie Hilton of BetteVK IV» died Mother's love keeps son alive M-sieni.ix .1! the Medi Center aged Obituaries K.-vl H.ink PHILADELPHIA (Al'l - \ «nman who well, a divorcee, said no hospital would take Spitz first met Mrs Lenwell and Terry a few I'.IIIH in \cvv Voik she had says the medical establishment rejected her sin Terry, who had assumed the felal position and years after the accident at a clinic he maintains lived in Shrew shun before as a "vegetable" five VetrLagti is Ihe driving whose athletic frame had shrunk In skeletal pro- in La Habra. Calif Since then. Mrs Lenwell has moving here I* years ago force behind a new institute fur braindamaged portions, for longterm rehabilitation brought Terry here .several limes for treatment Mic ».is a member ol the indigenls So. rather than place Terry in a nursing Hazlet girl hit by car at the Broad Street Hospital \n Students League "All my vegetables gm» in the garden." home. Mrs Lenwell took her son home for a pro- Then, last summer. Phoenix businessman >-he « as the w I dim of said Irene I.ennell ill PhOMil \ri/ gram of therapy guided more by a mother's Howard Mahaney read about Ihe case and 1 li.irles M Hilton, who died A drunk driver pul her If-year-old son. Ter- heart than anything else succumbs to injuries sought out Mrs Lenwell. The result was the in 1(7] ry Stone, in a hospital where Mrs. I.enwell was First went the intravenous feeding And Ihe founding of the Terry Stone Rehabilitation In- HAZLET - Miu LISI \l Surviving are two dauth- told he would not live through Ihe night catheter A little sunbathing and lots of exercise became a routine Terry remained comatose stitute Since opening in July, the institute has DeBoniv n .if 4 Hifl SI died sun.. lers Patricia Davidsea of "1 toki them lo use every lite-supporting >\s but he grew to 165 pounds and became more re- taken 70 patients on an out-patient basis yeslerdav a! Bayshon tnd itfpjsll 11 Hi ,wi \ii- Wesl Hartford sur>:eon al the Broad Street celebrity back home So il is a little easier, his Boms had liw.l hire all tur Red Hank, is in charge "f ar- Hospital here mother says, lo scrape up funds for first-class "I want all Ihe rejects ' she said Mahaney foots Ihe monthly rent and says. "I life She VU a sophnimin .1' \ Y rangemesti And the generosity of a Phoenix business therapy Terry's medical costs reached Ihe six- would like to be able to gather brain-damaged Ranlan High School anil .1 Th.' Inn:' Vt Mel man who read about Terry's case may make it digit mark long ago communicant oi Si Benedict Mi»s Rita Stolen possible for other braindamaged children to re- He is under the care of neurosurgeon Dr children from all parts of this country and give Roman ('aih.ilu Chun It LONG BRANCH - Miss ceive help they otherwise would nut gel Kugene Spitz of Broad Street Hospital, who is them the best doctors and nursing care avail Itil.i Man. Sccile> i9. nf :I7;' After the insurance money went. Mrs Len- known for innovative therapy for Ihe brain dam- able." Baih Ave died yesterday, at Mni'inouth Uedleal Center Services scheduled She was bun here anil u.is ,1 lifelnnc city resident Keansburg man is held for Colts Neck man Miss Scoles. was a commu- nicant of Our Lady Star of on drunk driving charge HUBBARDTHV VI - Ku natural I.. ihe Sea Roman Catholic neral services will he held VI ihe lime ••! his cti- Church, here MIDDLKTOWN - A this week for P;ml \ \hren- appearance. his daughlei in- she was employed .1- a Mr Crane, police said, Keansburg man was charged an 86-year-old CBttS Set k law \tr- Pau clerk for the Monmouth Work struck a car on lit 35 north- with drunken driving last N.J. man whose bed) «:c the man was partiall* senile Opportunity Center here bound, in front of the Middle- night after his car struck t»n found Fnda> li> two hunter- and had wandered h mi their Surviving are three hmlh- town Lanes, and then contin- other vehicles, injuring three in a wooded area her, home ievernl times i" • era Dr Peter Beolei of Sea ued on and struck a parked Mr. Ahrens. of 8 Mill Pond liirt. William Scoles nf Lo- people, one of them terlousl) vehicle according lo police Lane. Colts Neck h Mr \l. cust and Joseph Scoles'If of Marlene G Santelli of IS Richard Crane of S3 High- missing since August I ilTei i ruled 5 Little Silver and a si>ier. Thorn Place, New Monmouth. land Ave was charged with he apparenth WBnden in \>'»:irk ll>- had MittI'iconda Scoles. here Ihe driver of the car struck drunken driving and released from the summer home of his i71 in Ihe Dam 1 ano Funeral by Mr Crane's car. and her un JL'IIS bail police said son. Paul F Mm H-MM is in ehurse«j'f «r» passenger. Sandra Mint* of 44 Lake, here death ol his »if( in ITI 1 ingenteitts Robert Schoenlube. a n.r Harmony Ave were treated lional guard officer suffered State police in Rutland said He was .1 retired tool and at Riverview Hospital for mi- a fractured skull and was in Mr Ahrens' body wa- dis die maker in Clifton Mrs. Sarah (.roth nnr cuts and bruises Riverview Hospital Red covered by Chris • Uso FREEHOLD - Mrs Sarah Bank, police said He was a Kenske nf Roslyn \ V md grandsoni (' (.roth. 71 nf 31 Spring Ter Mr Crane refused medical passenger in Mr Crane's car Jerry Filoso of Oakdale N V I'hi Durfec Funeral il imc race \|iartmenls. died Satyr- attention ilav II Freehold Area llospi- A regional medical examiner Fair Haven \i ,- i>i charge Mrs Martha Bilx-I ruled out foul play and Mid nf the private funeral ser- tal. Freehold Township MEMORIES — Felix M. Pilla, executive director of Monmouth Medical death was apparenth due |(j vices Born in F.nglishlown. she BELFORD - Mrs Martha Bibel. who died in 1974 Center, Long Branch, congrotulates three of the seven 50-year graduates had lived here Ml years Bibel. 83. nf 215 Park Ave Surviving are two sons. from the MMC School of Nursing who were honored at the annuol hospital She was a member of the died Saturday at Riverview Nicholas Rib el of South nurse alumni dinner held at the Squires Pub. From left to right are Mrs. Eniil C. Gardell, 83, Kirst Raptist church, here Hospital Red Rank Plainfield and Paul Bibel Jr Mae Daly, Long Branch; Mrs. kathryn Lqngler, Rumson and Mrs. Ann Mrs Groth was also a Born in Austria she came of Yucca Valley Calif . two McNicholas, Freehold. incrnlier of the Ladies Aux to the United Stales in 1917 daughters. Mrs Julia Stojka former Ocean mavor diary of the BPOE Lodge She had lived here T> yean of Irvington and Mrs Anne H>) Here She was a member of St Nickau here, nine grand- children, and three great- 7 selected OAKHl%T - Kmil f or when hi- 1I1 id h^n in: She was the widow of Harry John Ihe Baptist I'kraman grandchildren Gardell. a -Twiner mayor 83 served as committee A (.ri'th Jr. who died in 1973 Catholic Church. Newark, ol 44 Skinner Drue rj mavor from 19 Surviving are two sons. and Ihe St John's I'kraman The John F Pfleger Funer- for intern Steinbach terday at Monmouth Medical Mr Gardell i-,-niv.l in' I'iW Howard A droth 'of Society 76. also in Newark • al Home New Monmouth is Center. Long Branch (rmi! Fort Monmouth I.abwa Springfield. Ill . and Harry J She was the widow of Paul in charge of arrangements program presents Born in Perth Ambm Mi lorli i hat in^, ~c: • Cruth of Fredencksburg. Va . Mrs. I'lsilio MIDDLETOWN - Seven Gardell moved to Oakhursl in managemenl eriglneel toi IS five daughters. Mrs Dorothy local high school students W 1906 \e,irs 1'rc-. IOUS in that, he .1 Jones of Manasquan. Mrs ELBERTON - Mrs Ksther the widow of Ihe late Louis have been chosen to work in was the hrsl manggi Harriet K Ketcham. Mrs Felshman. Sfi. of 235 Albert Felshman. who died in 1969 A HQJCAY Mr Gardell was the ft an internship program spon- Nation Re-Employmenl Ser- Ki 1-.111111 G Hi'/iinsiiM Mrs Place, died yesterday at Molt- Mrs Felshman was a char- Township's oldest living ma\- sored by the Board of Free- vice, now known ai the Stati \lma M Black, and Mrs mouth Medical Center. Long ter member of the Congrega- INRD holders in. Deoth Notices Empldfmeni Service "( Vew Qumn all here: 13 Branch tion B'nai Israel and its sis- .lersev and six great- terhood Rumson She was BIBEL— Warlno i« o.,,j. Born in Latvia-Mrs Felsh The program was estab- ijrandchildicn also a member of the Hadas- I) v«r> 01 m Por« A.i The jet eased «.is n rtavj man lived in Ked Bank for MI lished by the freeholders last N J On No. '• I?r7 BelQ.tO A •- .' sah in Red Bank veteran of World War I He The Freeman Funeral years, before movin^to Kibe year to provide opportunities OlA Pou- Jr . Mr( ion* N • ron nine years ago She was Surviving are a son Harry Mrs Jui'O SloiHa Ptfitrol Wfedneidot ua.s an exejnpi rneTi I HsHH is in charue of arrange- lo students interested in REGISTER THROUGH Of I •* G rn TrC^ Tfip JOriO r P'H^?' a life memhrr of the K;ik- ment! Felshman nf Red Bank, a learning about local govern- NOVEMBER 26TH — Fun*rai Homi 11} TinOa! »1jJ Nf* Mon(nouf*> H J Wos% a1 V hursi Fire Co daughter Mrs A Waldman ment at first hand More than SERVICE DESK, Baptist Uhraman Catfia Mrs. 11,1,,. If.ilK with whom she lived and one Mi Gardell u.i- ;ii-i' .i 30 students countywlde were ALL STEINBACH STORES itfmer\t Mourn O'ue* Ctm*<*f| '.' I grandson di^fown v'11 'i^^ ™/n^doy * ' member of the Vmencan I " KEANSBURG - Mrs Hel- She was the widow of Huh- selected this year They be- We're celebrating the opening of I-* ana Ifpm The Worden Funeral Home t^ion and a past i Dminander en Hein.v tin. nf 4.1 Foreu ard J Keillv. who died in gan their internships last, Steinbach Seavlew Square by offering FELSHMAN— E,t«er '» 0- ' of Pusi +i Long Branch lv« died yetterda) ai nay- ItM Red Bank, is in charge nf ar- week and will continue them all of you an opportunity to win a fabu- Nov 10 of 135 AIWM Pisce. Eioco" rangements 1 until late January and W'» A Aaiclma' Losing grund He belonged In tbi Fli •' shore ('(immunity Hospital. lous holiday for 2 at the luxurious -niHtny o' ioe> V .: I mted Methndisi Cliur'ch Holmdel Surviving are three tana Intercontinental Hotel, Rio, modified services on Tufi,jrj, Ua, i) at M Say pilot landed Working as administrative Q rr\ ot 'hf A^rOffi F u^*** I I here, and w;»s -,, pasl presi Born in Yonkers, N V she Richard F Heilly nf Boca Ra American plan. The winner will fly via ton. Fla . John Reilly of CM- far down rmiKay aides are Thomas Zetkulic in CMgrraxV" I*5ail ' dent of it.s men .; cttltj ii.id lived here u vein the J Ii, Montgomery Medic- Pan Am Airlines — all arrangements T ilon loin biskill N Y : and Frank Amiwi: lh' FUNCHAL. Madeira (AP) by Travel Plaza, Lakewood. Winner will Mr*. Kogrr MeKrnzie Reilly of Gainseville. Mil al Home. 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NEW YOKK - It's a tough league in which to com- lUIIHIIIIIIiiiiiHIIiHMHIIHIIHIHIII The truth is Ihe reverse In June of this year, for the of acute economic suffering - indeed, by the govern- pete, but the subject on which Ihe most economic non first time in our nation's history, fully 63 percent of the ment's own statistics, more than half those listed as sense has been spoken this year is prnbably unemploy- nomnstitulional population 16 years and over held jobs unemployed live in homes where there is at least one oth- ment That's up from 5H » percent in 1947. 60 6 percent in 1957 - er person working full-time — but because so many more Gaining the title wasn't easy One major contender LOUIS and the same 60 6 percent in 1967. when the official people say they are looking for work Some really are was energy, where we were asked to believe, among oth- unemployment figure was only .1 H percent We have nev- (unchecked inflation demands more two-income fami- er things, (I) that a significant way in which to move in er done better than we have done this year in putting our lies); others sign up as a route to welfare and unemploy- ward solving the energy supply problems of the Twenty RUKEYSER people to work ment benefits (and then ignore the rapidly growing col- first Century would be to crusade against gas lamps on Once you understand this you begin to understand umns of newspaper help-wanted ads): still others are front lawns, and (2) that the absolute wurst thing that why there is so little objective economic veracity in the barred by counterproductive government policies, such could happen, on the energy scene, would be that some one figure on which virtually everyone concentrates: Ihe as those that require employers lo pay an unrealistically dirty rat might make a profit monthly unemployment statistic It's plainly dis- high minimum wage to the unskilled That's pretty rugged competition in the let's-really- pansion The truth is that, in 1977 — a year In which prac- couraging, hanging for months on end around 7 per cent, So what is truly needed here may be not more gov- try-to confuse them department, but it still loses oul in tically everybody agrees that unemployment is a tower but it is by no means the real key as to how Ihe country ernment assistance but less less of a lav bite that dis- Ihe final analysis, tl the malarkey spoken on the mallei ing national problem — the statistics tell a very different is doing in providing jobs courages investors from investing and businessmen from of unemployment For most Americans have mm become story from Ihe headlines For the last two months, for the first lime in I'.S. his- expanding, thus creating still more jobs: less seductive, convinced that their nation's private economy has been Take this fact the proportion of Ihe US working-age tory, more than 91 million Americans have been working long-term benefits, and less antijob measures like the lat- 'doing a disturbingly poor job lately of providing jobs for population that is employed - the percentage of the But few are cheering this remarkable accomplishment est minimum-wage bill: less confusion of the public about its working-age population - and that, therefore we people that do have jobs — Is at a record high (we have added 20 million jobs since mii'n Instead we the real state of Ihe private employment market. In have to rely on much more ambitious (and costly) gov- Surprised? If you're not you're in a distinct minority focus on Ihe unemployment rate, which is not an objec- many ways. Ihe system is actually working remarkably ernment programs to du the job Km most Americans have been so misled by Iheir leaders tive economic statistic but a perennially changing social well: but we are not likely, as a nation, to understand That premise happens to be 100 percent false Vet It that they believe deeply that job growth has failed to definition. this and capitalize on il until we lower the nonsense and is the very fuel of political oratory and government ex- keep up with population growth The unemployment rate stays high now not because raise the facts' New ruling provides unexpected family deductions

By SYLVIA fill! I IK IIIIIHIIHIIIIHIHIHIIIIIHIIIHHIIHIHHIIHIHI ency claim your child and is added lo support you provide Keep (Fourth ol trvrn columns) Say your mother lives in your home, receives $3.00(1 your use of your son's car to a minimum, so it's not a Countless numbers of you are probably unaware that in Sociai Security, another $2,700 in support from you. family item you have just received a big and unexpected family tax You give her a $400 TV set for her own bedrnom as a Or sav your son wants to buy a $4,000 car next year, bonus — getting back deductions you thought were lost or YEAR-END Christmas gift The TV set counts as support you pro- and you provide 13.600 to pay for his other expenses You picking up extra deductions you had not counled on Anil vide, which plus your $2,700 lops the $3.01111 she provides lose out. Your son is paying for the car entirely out of his It's all due lo a new Treasury ruling, reversing a previous for herself (Social Security benefils aren't counted as in- own funds, so the full cost of the car it Ireated as support position, that capital outlays count as support for depend- TAX STRATEGY come, so the $750 income limit doesn't enter this situ- he provides himself in 78. even if he makes only a small ents Autos, TV sets, etc , can now help you meet Ihr ation ) downpayment You flunk Ihe morethanhalf support test, morethanhalf support lest needed to claim a depend If you put Ihe sol in Ihe family den. though, it be- lose a dependency deduction for your son. ency deduction I I IIIMIMMIIiMilllili comes an item of family use. nol support for your moth- If. though, you provide enough toward the purchase That's a happy bonanza not only for taxpayers who er The set doesn't count fur dependency purposes and of the car to put him over the more-than-half support have children but also for Ihote «l you who help support penses Rut under the new ruling, your 12.500 Christmas you lose the deduction mark (as little as 1201 in this case), you gel the depend- parents or other relatives Say vnui sun Hubert is a col- gift counts as support Along wilh your 12.000 in cash sup- Now say you buy a car. titled and registered in your ency deduction Your son wins loo by keeping his person- lege student who earned 13.000 in 77 in pay for part nl his port, you've contributed more than Robert's $3,000 And name, but your son uses it aboul half the lime N'o part of al exemption on his return expenses Your $2,000 provides the rest of his support and while In general a dependent's income must be less than Ihe price of Ihe car counts as support You own it. your Can this be bad news for you. however, if your child you also buy him a used car for 12.500 as a Christmas 1750. there is no income limit for a child under age 19 or son merely uses it So that's not support. already has bought a car in 77? Does the new ruling gift for a full-time student (Robert) Instead, if you really want to give him the car. put eliminate a dependency deduction you were expecting to Up to now. you couldn't claim Robert as a dependent The ruling is noi limited to children If you handle all title and registration of the car in your son's name — if gel this year' for you provided only 40 per cent of his current living ex- other tests correctly, it can help you with any depend- he is to use it most of the time The car is then a U No. there's a big break here. If the new rule affects you adversely, because you're not providing the capital item, it does not apply to your '77 return If the ruling affects you favorably, il does ap- ply to '77 It's a heads-you-wln. tailsyouwin deal for '77 Container leasing industry has appeal - and this break can set up other special year-end strategies. For instance, say your dependent daughter is plan- imilllmlHIIIIHIIIHIMHIMllllllllllllllllllllllllltllHW been suggested lo me. I am By DAVID K SARGENT stock on the New York Stock their store front corporate ning lo buy a car soon out of her own funds. Tell her to Exchange However. I am headquarters in Portland. interested in the capital I in- vest lasting as long as pos- buy before Dec. 31 Her purchase won't affect your de- V — I have been tempted lo concerned about their recent Maine They do appear to be duction under the tax relief rule, for the car's cost won't purchase 100 shares of Xtra name change to XL-Co and in good shape financially sible What fund should I con- sider G A NebraslJ> count against you. Would you comment on this SUCCESSFUL Or. says Prentice-Hall, say you're planning to buy a A — In order to make your company' O A California car for your retired father who has provided some of his principal last you should own support in 77 with SS benefits. If you buy Ihe car be- A — Last December, share- choose a mutual fund with an INVESTING fore Dec. 31. you may lock in a dependency deduction for holders approved the merger income payout as close as him The capital outlay counts as support you provide BEACON ot Xtra. Inc into Xtra Corp possible to the return ybu since it works in your favor. a subsidiary with offices in want to withdraw from it. IMMItlMiimilllllflllHIIIIIIIIHIIIII METAL I AUTO WRECKING Delaware Corporate head- You are looking for a return Tomorrow: The new capital gala and loss rules. COMPANY INC quarters are now located in [or the bulk of profits and of 14 42 vs. 66 cents a share in of 6 per cent to H per cent an- Wilmington. Del X-I.Cn a contributed 65 percent of net 1976 Full-year earnings will nually from the level of in- 215 THROCKMORTON ST. subsidiary which owns and last year Xtra leases doublless exceed IB per share vestment you have selected operates Xtra's real property, containers, trailers and by a good margin Wilh the Northeast Investors Trust, a FREEHOLD, N.J. is headquartered in Portland. chassis with an equipment shares selling at only 4X esti- no-load bond fund, yields over Maine utilization rale in Ihe K5 per- mated net. Xlra has above- H per cent A minimum In- 462-0543 Xtra is an important factor cent to 90 percent range average speculative appeal vestment of SKI.1)00 is re- in the container leafing in- The future of Ihe inter- Q — I am considering in- quired in order to set up a dustry In addition it oper- modal transportation industry vesting S15.000 to $20,000 in a withdrawal plan. An in- ales a Florida-based trucking is excellem: demand for con- mutual fund in order to pro- vestment of that amount for WANTED cqmpany and is engaged in tainers is growing at a 20 per vide my elderly sister and my each of your relatives would the manufacture of special- cent to 30 per cenl annual mother-in-law with incomes provide them both with about Keystone Savingd CASH BUYERS CLEAN-SCRAP ized vehicles and truck bod- rate currently Xtra reported of 1600 each per year A num- 1215 in income every quarter ies Leasing activities account NEPTUNE •ASOURY PARK •MANALAPAN 41 OF ALL TYPES ALUMINUM earnings for Ihe nine months ber of mutual funds have beginning in March OF METALS COPPER-BRASS-LEAD HOME UTE

Thr Hnl Bink Ki'itisler Sixth Mountain Hunter Divi- By JACK ANDERSON for yean, meetings of SS vet- aarfLES WRITTEN sion, without adding it was an SS unit Some of the former erans wert banned In postwar ARTHUR Z KAMIN The US Army provided a WASHINGTON Germany. military band and a chaplain GIs, therefore, may not have President and Editor known they would share their Footnote: At the Pentagon, — the music and the prayers reunion with ex-Nail shock the US Army did not hold — (or a macabre meeting re- SCENE; troops. But this seems unli- back on the facti. But a Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor cently ol US veterans with HIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIMIIIIIIHtlHIIIMHUIMIIIIH kely since the SS unit opposed spokesman said the participa- former Nan shock troops at the 70th in both France and tion of the band and chaplain ( SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY NOVEMBER 21 1977 an SS graveyard on Sep. N. And a US mili- Germany during the war was the extent of official U.S. The Nans once belonged to tary chaplain, believe it or ANDERSON involvement. Adolph Hitler's dread Waffen not. pronounced an invocation The Americans met the Hit- ler veterans formally for the Gen. George Blanchard. the SOLAR BLACKOUT - 'It's a good start. They're telling Carter jokes.' SS. which was hated even by over the graves Rep. Mike McCormack. D • the regular German army This strange gathering was first time in the French town U.S. Army commander in Eu- of Eplnal The SS men laid a rope, must have been aware Wash , apparently doean't like The Encyclopedia Britannica inspired by an encounter in loo much sunlight. The schol- notes that Gestapo chief the United States a year ago wreath on U.S. graves in a of the odd reunion since he military cemetery near a bat- met the next day with the arly, bespectacled former mi- Heinnch Himmler. the Nazis' Three German visitors from clear scientist Isn't eager to most ruthless exponent of the SS Sixth Mountain Hunter tlefield where they had once 70th Division veterans. The fought. highest ranking US officer generate electricity from the racism and terrorism, found- Division met the brother of a sun. in place of solar energy, Then the Americans, who at the SS meeting, retired ed the SS dead 70th Division soldier. Af- he would prefer to use the nu- had invaded Germany to free Brig Gen. Theodore Matatts. According to the encyclo- ter some beer drinking, a re- clear power that la produced Europe from Nazism, jour- told us: "All it was was talk pedia, this elite force became union was planned in West at the Hanford Project where neyed with the Fuehrer's fi- among people who fought 30 "an all-embracing empire Germany. he used to work He also tried nest across the same border years ago." within the Nazi state, once Notices were published in lo block out the sunlight re- to Bucholz. where the high Mataxis is now assistant su- the embodiment and the in- US Army Reserve publica- cently from hia House sub- point of the reunion occurred perintendent of the Valley strument of (Himmler's) ra- tions All veterans of the 701 h committee Rep. Albert Gore. . Forge Military Academy In cial theories " Division, known in World War First the mayor of Bucholz D.-Tenn.. was questioning Wayne. Pa He told us he was Yet uniformed members of II as the Trailblazers. were threw a. reception for the for- some expert witnesses about aware the Germans were an America's Eighth Infantry invited About 80 signed up mer enemies. Then they gath- solar technology. He was de- SS unit, but noted thai they Division band tootled funeral for the trip to their old battle- ered together at the grave- veloping information that had been combat troops At music as veterans of the US fields in France and Ger- yard This was followed by a would shed light on a W mil the Nuremberg trials, the SS 70th Division laid wreaths on many dinner-dance where the men lion solar project that was condemned en masse the graves of dead SS troops The notice mentioned only of the 70th whooped it up wilh McCormack opposed. near Bucholi. West Germany. that they would meet with the the SS veterans. with few exceptions, as a A loud knock on the door By JIM BISHOP tlllllllllllllllHIIIIIMHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII punished or I will float off in awakened. He popped up in The Old Man was dying. He darkness. You got any other the old bed. It required time was doing it the right way — THE alternatives?" to understand that he had slowly, painlessly, con- She shook her head It been dreaming He hopped sciously The IV jars hung would be nice if he would out of bed and ran to the wal- over his bed. dripping into REPORTER take a nap "I made a lot of nut wash basin He shivered green tubes which, somehow, money. And had a lot of worn- The old house waa always had found a few working MitmiiniiimlmmiiiiiiiiHiHitHliiiiiiHIHi en and wine." He shook his (reeling He glanced In the veins. He asked the starchy head "None of it was worth a mirror at the rumpled black nurse to take them out That whether her relief would be linker's damn You think it's hair, the boyish flee, and they were useless late again today. possible to be successful and thought how great it was to unhappy?" She shrugged. His be 10 years old "No," she said in profes- The Old Man chuckled si- BISHOP sional sing-song, "we must lently He reminded himself mind was wondering. "The Then he paused The child try hard to get well, mustn't that he was rich enough to die doctor will be here soon." she he said sternly "A man gets iah face war troubled How we." The watery blue eyes in his own bed "I was born in said wealthy taking money from could a boy dream that he sized her up. Middle-aged and this house." he said The He cackled "The doctor' others. I know all the things was a dying old man? How single, he figured Can't stand nurse didn't like to hear him Hell. I need a magician Why that were wrong Thai's why would he know how an old a man because she can't ramble Chronic heart failure do you kid me? I racked up I wish 1 could make up my man felt' Or even what one stand herself had led to renal problems and enough mileage. My life start- mind about the Hereafter No would say? "Get me two pillows." he he could step into a coma ed off on the wrong fool See punishment could be worse He used the back of his whispered. His cheeks "Tell me," she said, rub- that big basin ovW there? I than living it all over again ' hand to break the thin pane of flapped like loose sneakers bing the back of a bony hand was 10 I was washing in icy She went to the fool of the ice The boy decided that II They had taken his teeth "Well," he said. "I'm 88 and I water one morning and there bed and looked at the day or- would be best to forget the away, and his dignity too didn't think the place would was a knock on the door A ders There was nothing bad dream Make It go away. The rubber-soled heels outlast me." He raised his cop He said my mother and about a sedative Dr. Wilkin- He heard a loud knock

tic What is striking about •y LOUIS HARRIS what they are supposed to be, vho did not go beyond the cent margin white collar —By income, the results are most unhappy with the cent plurality of while Protes- these results is the dis- By 4W4 percent, a plurality and by manufacturers who eighth grade feel that the people feel it has deterio- are perhaps more pre- quality of life - by 46-32 per- tants who feels Ihe same way. enchantment of ihe lower of American! feels that the are perceived as generally quality of life has deterio- rated. dictable. People with an an- cent, they claim it has de- In sum. it is evident that middle-income and while col- quality of Ufe In this country not really caring about the rated. But by a narrow 41-39 —Men and women have nual income of under 19.000 teriorated A narrower 41-37 younger, more affluent, bet- lar groups Traditionally, hit grown worse compared customer. This country is in percent margin, those with somewhat differing per- Indicate by a decisive 57-26 percent plurality of indepen- ter educated people are more these people have not been with II yean ago, with anoth- the throes of a deep-seated some college education report ceptions of what has hap- percent margin that the quali- dents shares thai view. optimistic about the quality of the progenitors of change in er II percent who feel It has consumer revolt, which is that things have Improved. pened to the quality of life. ty of life has gone down A Ji- —By religion, white Catho- life Older people, those with stayed about the same. this country. Yet It is evident likely to grow and have a —Professionals, by a close By 47-31 percent, women feel ll percent plurality of those lics are convinced by a sub- less education, those with from these results that they The results of this latest greater impact in the years 31-37 percent, hold the view It has declined over the pasl with incomes of 125.000 and stantial 48-32 percent that the white collar jobs and lower are most unhappy with Ihe Harris Survey of 1.333 adults ahead that the quality of lift- has decade. Men agree, but by a over claims it has improved quality of life has gone down, incomes, women and white quality of life in 1977 nationwide are roughly In line Although people feel that gone up. while by a 50-36 per- much closer 39-37 percent —Politically. Democrats compared with a 42-38 per- Catholics are most pessimis- with the prevailing mood of the quality of Ufe has grown the country over the past four worse, they still believe that yean. Briefly list April, with they can make things better a new administration in by thetr own actions Thirty- e Washington, the number of seven' percent of the public Americana who thought the say they would take lo the quality of Ufe was improving streets to protect against a started to climb. But now, a manufacturer of an unsafe or sense of pessimism has once poor quality product. A siz- again taken over. able U percent report that When Americans are asked they have had a bad ex- why they feel lh» quality of perience with a product pur- life has grown Vorst. many chased in the past year. dte the unusual experience of Group by group, the pattern having a high inflation rate of disenchantment with the occurring at the same time as quality of life is very reveal- a high unemployment rate ing: This continuing phenomenon —On a regional basis, East- of the 1171s has had a deeply erners are most upset by Chevette: * J, 354 discouraging effect on Amen their quality of lire, with a 48- cms. Equally discouraging is tt percent plurality saying the aense that the physical that it has declined. In the environment has not im- South, a narrow MM percent proved, despite efforts to plurality feels that things dean up fouled air and pol- have gotten better. luted waten. —Young people, who were A third factor contributing most disenchanted in the Toyota: * 3,918 to the pervading sense that 1160s. now are most optimis- the quality of life has deterio- tic, with a 37-37 percent rated is the public's growing standoff on whether the quali- lack of faith in the Justice of ty of existence has grown bet- the economic marketplace. ter or worse. By contrast, Aa consumen, the people feel people over 50. in many ways by a wide margin of 3 to I the best conservative age that they are consistently group, feel by a wide 49-30 Datsuit: '3,749 shortchanged on product percent margin thai the quali- quality and product safety, by ty of life has become worse shoddy repairs, by warranties -Education makes a differ- and guarantees that are not ence. By M-IO percent, those Bar group will end Honda: '3,450 fsunny' conventions

By ROBERT B. THOMPSON NEWARK (AP) - The odds were one in 11 you couldn't reach your lawyer during the past three or four What have you got the yen for now? days, aa the New Jersey State Bar Association held its annual mid-year meeting in sunny Bermuda New Jersey lawyers traditionally have slipped away from cold weather for their winter conference, but the practice is coming to an end, a bar association spokes- man said. • The change to more temperate zones Is being brought •bout by the Internal Revenue Service. „, "A new tax law put great restrictions on foreign con vtnUooa so that persons attending them had to attend two-think of all meetings," said the spokesman. David

About l.etl of the association's 12.000 members at- tended conference, which ended yesterday, he said. "The meeting In Bermuda Is the next to the last out of the country. Next year, we're going to Puerto Rico The following year we were supposed to go to Monte Car- lo but that has been canceling." Lefever said. Replacing Monte Carlo will be someplace closer lo home, "probably San Francisco." Lefever said. Asked why the attorneys don't slay within the Garden State. Lefever. who was left behind, replied: "It's No- vember and they want to go aomeplace warm." The spokesman said, however, the conventions are becoming more businesslike. "This year there were only a couple of big dinners in the evening and the only daytime event was a very infor- mal tennis tournament." Changing convention sites to mainland spots is being brought about by news media pressure and the lawyers themselves. Lefever said "We want to see If we can get more people to attend. As it la now the wealthy lawyers can afford to go and the young guys do it because the tax breaks make It easier for them." The bar association tries to stay closer to home with Ha other meetings. General council sessions in October and March and the annual meeting, the largest, have been shuttling between Atlantic Cily and the Playboy re- sort In Great Gorge for several years. Hughes will discuss 'State of Judiciary9

TRENTON'(AP) - The ' sex. was to Introduce legisla legislature returns today for lion calling for the repeal of 111 first post-election session the provision that allows the TOYOTA DATSUN HONDA state income tax to "self-de- CHEVETTE COROLLA B-210 CIVIC CVCC , to hear Chief Justice Richard FEATURES' HATCHBACK* UFTBACK* HATCHBACK* HATCHBACK* J. Hughes report on the con- struct" next June 30. Another FRONT HEAD ROOM 38.1 IN 34.2 ' 34 2 37.5 dition of the courts. biU. which would extend the Even though Chevette REAR HEAD ROOM 37 3 IN. 36.6 36.6 36 without going to a Mickey Hughes' speech to a joint tax for another year, was lo FRONT LEO ROOM legislative session was to be be Introduced by Assem beats the best of the foreigns 41.5 IN 38.9 39.5 M Mouse engine... the first of what may become blyman Ernest Schunk. D .BEARLEG ROOM 30.5 IN 28.2 29.5 NA an annual series of "State of Camden. with more room, electronic igni- * CARGO 26.3 CU. FT. 23.9 23.6 LESS THAN Chevette prices under the Judiciary" messages, leg- Both houses also have CHEVETTE islative leaden said. scheduled separate sessions. tion, a battery you never fill, TURN DIAMETER 30.2 FT. 31 341 31 them all. Chevette gives you The chief Justice has cus- The Assembly's Labor fewer servicings, and a dozen • GAS TANK 13 GALLONS 13.2 11.4 10.6 more. Chevette saves you more. tomarily delivered written re- Committee was expected to SERVICE DEALERS 6,000 1,014 989 631 ports on the administration of discuss a proposal that would other major values... FULL COIL SUSPENSION YES NO NO YES the court system but the leg- legalize strikes by teachers. HIGH ENERGY IGNITION YES NO NO NO islature earlier this year in- Even though Chevette The strike bill, sponsored NEVERFILL BATTERY YES NO NO NO vited Hughes to make a by Assembly Majority Leader adds 17 features for '78-extras BRAKE WEAR SENSORS YES NO NO NO speech. See' Christopher Jackman. D-Hud -AM RADIO STANDARD 1 YES NO NO YES In his letter of acceptance son. is the prime legislative at no extra cost-such as radio, to the legislature In May. NTERMITTENTWMRSCfT. YES NO NO NO target of the New Jersey Hughes said the court system reclining buckets, whitewalls, OIL CHANGE 7500 MILES 6.000 1000 THEN 5000 Education Association. EVERY 6000 Is "at a significant cross- road." The association, the state's center console and luxury trim SPARK PLUG CHANGE 22.500 12,500 12,500 15,000 largest teachers union, has POINTS CHANGE NONE 12,500 12,500 15,000 He said the courts have a all around... been lobbying heavily for the 4DO0RAVAIIABIUTY YES YES NO YES heavy caseload while trying bill, which has been locked in Even though Chevette ELECTRICAL DIAGNOSTIC YES NO NO NO to meet requirements for the committee since the open CONNECTOR speedy trials. He also men- ing day of this legislature gives you giant gas savings STANDARD ENGINE SIZE 98CU.IN. 71 85 90.8 tioned plans for changes in nearly two years ago. 'Mflr iugg pnc*t plut travel and tax Compiniont bated on talMt mlamwiion ivaiUtW 10/10/77 dealer the way the courts treat juve- nile crime Another Assembly bill Hughes has also been seek- slated for discussion would AMURYMRK MODLETOWN EXTONTDWN FAHMINGOALE FREEHOLD KEARNSBURG SHREWSBURY ing pay raises for judges and require minimum penalties for persons convicted of •fowne Chevrolet Eisknar Motors Kltson Chevrolet George W Matthews George Chevrolet Trenery Brothers Circle Chevrolet Mutar Chevrolet an Increase in the number of 1001 Main St Highway * 35 800 FSt State Highway 336 S Main St Route US 9 12-14 Church St 641 Shrewsbury Ave Rt34 Judges. crimes like murder, rape Also in the joint session, robbery and assault if a Sen. Wayne Dumont. R-Sus- weapon is involved. Lifestyle French g SHREWS8URY. N J MONDAY NOVEMBER 2\ 1977 women: Is it myth

Modome Clermont Tonnerra or mystique?

B> EMILY WILKKNs lhat are filled with hectic activity (his Wuh French women, is it myth or expert uses a mask lumiere (its a clay rmstique'' Is there really a certain je M formula) to give skin sparkL1 and color sais quoi that enables them to project an "I also wear brightly colored cloth- air of easy, unstudied elegance" Or do ing." she confided "It reflects color to they work at if the face and it also makes me feel mure I pondered these questions as I chat- energetic I believe strongly in the psy- ted with Mme Mane Louise de CJermont- chology of color When I am tired I wish T'innerre. the chic Parisian whim beauty to be refreshed and will wear a bright PYHAMIU cut is modeled by Karen Mahon of Eatontown A new hair SYLVETTE It • nonchalant and fashion coordinator of l"h;inel. the color, such as the warm pink 1 am wear- style the interest in Egyptian history, is its 'inspiration hairstyle worn by Debbie Bu fragrance house lhat now offer" a line of ing today " btduu of Neptune makeup and skin-care products Despite Mme de Clermont-Tonnerre's special her job, Madame de Clermont-Tonnerre beauty secret is sleep believes that while beauty is important it "It is essential for me to sleep for is only one phase of a woman's life Other eight hours each night On weekends 1 things count, ton In Madame de Cler- sometimes sleep as much as 10 hours a mont-Tonnerre's case, they include a hus- night." she said Snippers salute band, two children 13 and s. and interests Jl'ST FOR YOU: Because Mane in music, art. haute cuisine literature, Louise de Clermont-Tonnerre's position FT MONMOUTH - The is vital to a correct fashion- Oaket arid Edward Lopei of skiing and politics with Chanel takes her into the combined Rebel, the Sauvajje. Ihe Pyra- able result Snipper Salon Barbara Sim- : II MIMTK I'KIM.K \>1 worlds of beauty and fashion. 1 asked her mid, the Boucle. the S>l\etle. on, supervisor for Adnen Ar- II was agreed lhat the "I do not believe in making a fetish of to answer this question from a reader the Choir Boy. modified Wed pel Cosinel us also « .is Pyramid, for instance, ISM I beauty." she told me 'I spend perhaps 10 Mrs Alice M Cook of Wetherslield ges and new Twists were present She set.s the trends for everyone It is a definite minutes on my makeup rach morning 1 Conn, asks "from a beauty standpoint, among the 1.' bold new hair for. Cliaiitcti .jind. b .in in- New York look, but it is nut begin with a refining lotion that is a total what is belter, a shower or a bath0 " styles modeled (or the Offi- very popular in Monmoulh structor for both Chantrey cleanser Then I apply a pickup gel mask A "A shower revitalizes and soolhes cers Wives Club at a luncheon and Snipper vilons County that takes only Ihree minutes Finally. I me. ' Mme fletmont-Tonnerre said here in (iibbs Hall apply moisturizer to my face Then I do "First warm. then, always, cold at the "Miss Edith" is available my makeup 1 believe in Chanel's secret Th "Nonchalant" hair f;ish end I always end with cold water when fur consultation, she said, for of makeup Never add. always subtract.' ions were presented by Chan- washing my hair too It makes it shinier any problems with hair or she used to advise It is my rule for fash- trey Hair Salon and Snipper Then, when I've towel-dried. I smooth on cosmetics She emphasize." ion as well as beauty " Salon under the management Chanel's moisturizing lotion everywhere the importance of structural Register photos of Edith I'rbelis of Freehold, In keeping with Chanel's philosophy It is in the same scent that matches my permanent waving and the in Bamberger's. Monmoulh Mme de Clermont-Tonnerre doesn't be- perfume On Sundays. I treat myself to a drying of hair under heal Mall. Eatontown by lieve in "special" creams long bath, but baths shouldn't be over- lamps "If the cream is right for the face, it done, they dry the skin " The trimmer director of the is also correct for the eyes, the neck and Emily Wilkens' guide to "Natural Snipper Salon, a new junior Chairman for the Officer Carl Forino the hands." she told me "Day and night Beauty Aids" offers some good tips on department on the first floor Wives Club was Mrs Molly creams, eye creams, to me this seems beauty baths To obtain a copy, send your of the renovated store. John Holberton EL cut on Patty Monti. frivolous i would not like to be the kind request along with 25 cents and a self-ad- David Hams, introduced the Participating were Rose Ocean Township, is a new of woman who uses 20 products Beauty dressed, stamped envelope to Emily Wil- models and advised on cuts. should be easy agreeable and a pleasure kens' Natural Beauty Booklet. PO Ho\ conditioning a"nd coloring Scheneeker. makeup artisi hair lashion •not a sort ol extra job " 5176, Grand Central Station. New York. for Adnen Arpel Bar and Us When she has one of "those" days NY 10017 "Cut is important" he em- manager. Margaret Makely. phasized and suggested that racialist. Tony Zorba Bu- the lifestyle of the individual badias. choreographer for the determines the style of cut day and a member of the The shape of a woman's body Snipper Salon; Eileen Hester, Friendly cookie swap and her facial structure also staff of Chantrey. and Eileen is holiday tradition By IRIS Hii/l.MHW(, HOT CRAB DIP I.INCROFT - Mrs James A Mullevey. Lj pound each sharp Cheddar, mellow 143 Manor Parkway: is already planning one Cheddar and American cheese (all melted) of the most important events of her holiday 1 8-oz can crabmeat season — her Fourth Annual Cookie Swap, to sauterne to taste be held this year on Dec 20 Melt cheeses and add S cup or so of sau- The evening cookie exchange is Maria terne Blend with crabmeat Serve in chafing Mullevey's way of getting ready for Christ- dish with dipping crackers mas and entertaining her friends, all in one fell swoop For the past three years, she has OATMEAL CHOCOLATE CHIP invited two dozen or so friends and neighbors COOKIES (5 dozen) in to taste her Christmas cookies, and since 1 cup butter they are asked to bring four dozen cookies of 1 cup sugar their own. she gets to taste theirs 1 cup brown sugar The women taste from each of the 2 eggs cookies set out on trays by Mrs Mullevey. 2 cups sifted flour and then they dnnk a little holiday punch, 1 teaspoon baking soda have a few shredded wheat crackers with Hot 1 teaspoon salt f Crab Dip (recipe follows) and chat with 2 cups raw (not quick) oatmeal friends and acquaintances Before leaving 2 teaspoons vanilla each person reassembles four dozen cookies 1 cup chopped walnuts from other people's kitchens and takes her 1 6-Oz package chocolate chips newly filled box home Cream butler and sugar, add eggs Add Mrs Mullevey's 'terrific, wonderful, flour, soda and salt Stir in oatmeal, vanilla, chewy" recipe for- Oatmeal chocolate chip walnuts and chocolate chips Drop by spoon- : BOUCLE cut is given to Bea Rachell ol Belford for a SAUVAGE is the name given to this hair style of Wanda Wise, Long Branch cookies (recipe follows) is a particular suc- fuls on ungreased cookie sheet Bake in :|75 demonstration by Chantrey Beauty Ssalon Ealontown lor the cess degree oven for 12-15 minutes Cool on rack Officers Wives Club at Ft Monmouth SAVE 30' Historical about zippers ON OUR DELICIOUS CHEESE BALL A

Dear Ann Landers: Re- Are you living together' Is he Do you feel awkward, self- cently you had a letter in free lo marry you"1 Did you conscious — lonely'" Welcome OR LOG! ,,SP •$' your column about a guy who ask him to sijjn a note when lo the club There's help for busted his zipper Your reply ANN LANDERS he borrowed the money er ilul you in Ann Landers, booklet. gave the impression lhat you just give it lo him' Has "The Key to Popularity " when you were a little girl he hinted that he needs Send 50 cents in coin with zippers were considered quite idea they had ever heard of someone else's more1 What kind of "com- your request and a long, a novelty. What self-respecting man Dear Ann: Seven years ago mitment" did he have for stamped, self-addressed enve- would wear pants with a zip- I met a man who was the $5,000"' Does he gamble? lope lo Ann Landers P u A lot of readers jumped on per in front ? kindest person I had ever Box 11995. Chicago. Illinois you and said zippers have I suggest you talk this over Even if they were foolish known We grew to be very- 60611 been around for at least 80 with ;i clergyman or •<< friend enough to do it there were close friends but he never years Well — here's Ihe whose judgment you trust In bound lo be some dreadful ac- asked me to marry him. I am straight story and you are the meantime, don't lend him cidents and the company 46 years old (a nurse) and he right any more money. Now is Ihe ECONOMY would surely go broke from is 44 — a police officer. Charles Clark, author of time to think about your fu the lawsuits ture in case you end up alone SHOE REPAIR "Bralnstormlng," said. The problem" I assisted this 111 W. front II., tti Unk "Each one of us should under- Well - ,1 don't need to tell man with a (5.00(1 com- O»oiin ltd lank ««li,«, Canlir Dear Ann Landers: This is stand there is always resis- you what happened The zip- mitment. Did I do the ri^hl 741-4506 Now thru one problem I have never tance to a new idea so don't per became one of Ihe most thing* Should 1 continue to seen in your column It's RESOLE be discouraged." successful products ever in- help him out financially if he , Nov. 23rd 1 about teenagers sleeping with vented. And you WERE a asks Dress Boots He went on to tell of a teddy bears little- girl in 1926. - Ye Ol' young salesman back in 1926 He treats me very well bul Cowboy Boots Historian who called on a company that what "if he should change — Within the last month I Frye Boots made "huokless fasteners " Dear Ol' His In 1926. I was or meet someone else' 1 found out that three' friends. Someone asked him how they eight years old OK — start would be left out in Ihe cold all at least 17. sleep with Work Boots might sell more of them and figuring, girls Although I've with no savings. I need your some kind of stuffed animal Of OHIO he replied. "Why not use Tennis Shoes been told I am foolish I have advice righl away — Not Is there anything wrong with MONMOUTH MALI OCEAN COUNTY MALI SEAVIIW SQUARE them instead of buttons in the Sleeping Very Well In San this'' — Jusl Wondering 1 always been very up-front Sport Shoes Rt. 35-Eatontown Circle Hooper Ave. Rt 35 ft Rl g« front of. men's trousers " Diego about my age It's Interesting Dear Jusl No its ;i source Molded Shoes EATONTOWN TOMS RIVER OCEAN TOWNSHIP Everyone present was con- that the women who knock a Deaf Nol Sleeping Your of comfort — a hangover Convert Strttl Shoes vulsed with laughter. They few years off Iheir own in- letter leaves many vital ques- from baby days, and per- to Golf Shoet THE SUPER CHEESE MARKET declared it was the craziest variably add them on to tions unanswered. Such as: fectly OK.' -QUALITY GUARANTEED- SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1977 The DMfyRegfetCT 9 Nuptials are announced Roberts-Brown HAZI.KT - Miss Kathy Ann Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Brown. 20 Lucassen-Eckert Haug St.. Union Beach, became the bride of NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Roxanne H William John Roberts, son of Mr and Mrs. Eckert and Harold S l.uiassen were married Cole Roberts. 7t Broad SI.. Keyport. The Nov. 6 in SI Mary's Roman Catholic Church Rev Norman Riley officiated at the ceremo- by the Rev. John J. Scully ny Nov 5 here in SI John's Methodist Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Church Raymond Eckert. It! Ninth SI . Belford. and Mr and Mrs Sigurd Lucasten. 8 Catherine Honor attendants for the couple were St., Long Branch Miss Patricia Baker, sister of the bride, and Steven Roberts, brother of the bridegroom. Rae Linda Eckert. the bride's sister, and Also. Barbara Brown. Susan Ross. Susan Myron Smith were the honor attendants. Champ. Debra Brown. Jack Conway. Butch Mrs. Lucassen was graduated from Mid Ward and Richard Bohnsack dletown Township High School and Brookdale Community College, l.incroft. and received a The couple, graduates of Keyport High BA degree from Kean College of New Jersey. School, are owners of Flowers by Kathy. Union. She is a teacher employed by the Cliffwood Beach, and reside in Cliffwood L WILLIAM J. ROBERTS Keansburg Board of Education. Mr. Lucassen was graduated from Long MR. AND MRS. LONNIE HEDGES Branch High School and Is a member of Car- Blake-Manochio penters Union Local 2250. Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs Lucassen reside in High- HAZLET - In Faith Reformed Church MR. AND MRS. HAROLD IT< ASSKN lands after a wedding trip to Florida. Hedges-Smith Nov 5. Miss Susan Manochio. daughter nf Mr and Mrs. Frank Manochio Sr. 64 Fulton HOLMDEL — In St. Benedict Roman Catholic Church Place, became the bride of Douglas Blake, here Nov. 5. Miss Laura Kathleen Smith, daughter of Mr and son of Mr and Mrs Edward Blake Sr. 17 Mrs. Charles Smith, Racoon Drive. Hazlet, became the bride Pope-Gardner Mountain Ave. of Lonnie Joseph Hedges, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hedges. PARSIPPANY - Miss Kim Marie Gart- 18 Region Drive. Hazlel. The Rev. Theodore C. Muller. pastor, of- ner and John Benton Pope were married Oct. ficiated at the service IS in St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic The Rev. William C Anderson officiated at the ceremony, Maria Ciccone. niece of the bride, and which was followed by a reception in the Town & Country Church. The Rev Michael J Drury and the Edward Blake Jr. the bridegroom's brother, Inn, Keyport Rev Rolla Michael, pastor of the United were the honor attendants Methodist Church of Red Bank, officiated. The couple's honor attendants were Joanne and William There was a reception in Zeris Inn, Mountain Mr and Mrs Blake are graduates of Miller Raritan High School. She is employed by Mr and Mrs Hedges arc graduates of Raritan High United Jersey Bank/Midstate NA. Haziet. and Parents of (he couple are Mr and School. Hazlel. She is employed by Standard Roofings. Long Mr. Blake is with Supermarkets General. Mrs.Phlllp E. Gardner ol Lake Hiawatha Branch, and Mr. Hedges is with Chris Industries. Malawan. Woodbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Henry A Pope Jr.. 22 Wind- sor Drive, Little Silver After a wedding trip to Bermuda, they reside in Cliff- After a wedding trip to Florida. Mr and wood MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS BLAKE Mrs. Blake reside in Matawan The bride's honor attendants were Miss Mary Christian and Mrs Pattl D'Augustlne Randy Pulda was best man Mn. Pope was graduated from Parslp- Gavin-Viera pany High School and Is employed by Crum k Engagements EAST KEANSBURG - Mr. Forster Insurance, Morristown. Ml. AND MRS. JORff POPE and Mrs John Vlera. 21 Hud Mr. Pope is an alumnus of Red Bank Re- son Ave.. announce the mar- gional High School He attended Paul Smith's Mulrhead, Mountainside Dempsey-Sullivan riage of their daughter. Miss (NY) College and was graduated from Sonni Ann Christine Viera. to After a wedding trip to Florida. Mr and UK I) BANK - Mr. and in nursing at D'Youvllle Col- i Union Technical Institute He is employed by U. S. Marine Corps Cpl. Eu- Mrs Pope reside in Rockaway Mrs. Joseph E. Sullivan. 38 lege. Buffalo. N. Y. She is gene James Gavin, son of Mr Reckless Place, announce the employed at Saddle Brook and Mrs Eugene Gavin. 48 engagement of their daugh- Hospital. Laguna- Hills. Calif. Monmoulh Parkway ter. Miss Maureen Margaret Mr. Dempsey. also a gradu- Chanowich-Fraser The ceremony was per- Sullivan, tn Kevin Dempsey. ate nf Red Bank Catholic DOVER. Mass - Miss Cheryl Ann Fra Country Club, Canton formed July 30 in Bayshore son of Mr and Mrs. F E High School, received a BS ser and Samuel Joseph Chanowlch were mar- The bride Is the daughter of Mrs Grace Community Church by the Dempsey. 65 Highland Ave.. degree from Rutgers Univer- ried here Oct. I in the Roman Catholic Fraser of Rashndale. and the late William A Rev. James Galbraith. There Highlands. sity. New Brunswick. He Is Church of the Most Precious Blood The Rev Fraser was a reception in the East Miss Sullivan, a graduate of employed at Saddleback Uni- Joseph P. McNully celebrated the Nuptial Mr and Mrs Michael Chanowich. 164 Keansburg First Aid Hall Red Bank Catholic High fied School District in El Haas. There was a reception in Blue Hills Palmer Ave. Belford. N. J . are the bride- Mrs Linda Bryer. the School, received a BS degree Toro. Calif groom's parents Utu Merrill... Mln SaWvii bridegroom's sister, was ma- Kristine Kelliher was her sister's honor tron of honor Miss Nancy attendant Michael Chanowich. brother of the Hockenbury-Coyle Lee Finan was bridesmaid Bridegroom was best man* Linda Gasparro was flower Mrs. Chanowich was graduated from PORT MONMOL'TII - An- from Mater Dei High School. girl and Michael Gavin Jr Girls' Latin High School. Boston, and Regis nouncement is made by Mr. New Monmouth. and Brook- was ring bearer. College. Weston She majored tn German and and Mrs. Charles J. Coyle. 1 dale Community College. Lin- Michael Gavin, brother of spent her junior year at the University of Sal- Orchard Place, of tho engage- croft, and is employed by the bridegroom, was best iburg. Austria She plans to attend graduate ment of their daughter. Miss Rutgers University. New man. John Michael Vlera. the school Eileen Mary Coyle. to Rich- Brunswick bride's brother, was the ush- Mr Chanowich was graduated from Ma- ard Charles Hockenburv. son Mr. Hockenbury is a gradu- er. ter Dei High School. New Monmouth. N. J.. of'Mr. and Mrs Peter Hock- ate of Ocean Township High The bride attended Middle- and attended Brookdale Community College, enbury. 1309 Walnut Ave.. School and attended Brook- town North High School, her l.incroft. N J He is a lobster fisherman and Wanamassa. An October wed- dale Community College. He husband's alma mater Cpl. owns his own business in Belford ding is planned is employed by Foodlown. Gavin is stationed at Camp Mr. and Mrs Chanowich reside in Sea Miss Coyle was graduated Wanamassa Lejeune. N. C. lie and his Bright, after a wedding trip to Austria and Is. bride reside in Jacksonville. mir. Turkey, where they visited the bride- Mb* UFalrc Miss < e\V Donato-Reynolds N.C. after a wedding trip to groom's brother-in-law and sister. Bambo and Wildwood. Ml. AN* MBS SAMUEL CIANOWICH Lisa Pace I.INCROFT - Mr and Mrs Bank Catholic High School Fomarotto-Mercogliano Robert F. Reynolds. 18 Ham She attended Lynchburg ilton Hill Road, announce the OCEANPORT - Mr. and Mrs Nick Mercogliano. 25 Mas- (Va.) College, and is execu- Yerves-Mann engagement of their daugh- tive secretary for Benefit Licht-Applegate saro St.. announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss HIGHLANDS - Announce- Diana Mercogliano. to Joseph H. Fomarotto. son of Mr. and ter. Miss Sherry Ann Rey- Concepts Inc.. Red Bank PRINCETON - Miss Jan Elizabeth Ap- nolds, to Denis V. Donato. son ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. Nick Fomarotto. 62 Golf St.. West Long Branch. An Oc- Mrs Benjamin Mann. 1 Scen- plegate and Julius B. Llcht were married tober wedding is planned of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Do- Mr Donato. an alumnus of here Oct. » in Albemarle. home of the Boy- nato. 164 Second Ave.. Long ic Road, of the engagement of Miss Mercogliano and her fiance are graduates of Shore Monmouth College. West Branch A May wedding is their daughter. Miss Karen A choir School of Princeton Jhe Rev. Samuel Regional High School. West Long Branch. She is employed as Long Branch, is an accoun- C. LaPenta of the Colts Neck Reformed planned. tant with Silberman. Waltzer Mann, to Michael Joseph a secretary by the US. Army Electronics Command. Ft'. Mon- Verves. He is the son of Mr Church, and Rabbi Philip E. Schlecter offici- mouth Miss Reynolds and her Markus & Gentile. Mew York ated. fiance are graduates of Red Citv. and Mrs. Bennett E. Verves. Mr. Fomarotto. an alumnus of Connecticut School of A reception at the school followed. 45 Elberon Square. Elberon Broadcasting, is a dispatcher for Monmouth County Police A July wedding is planned. Parents of the bride are Mr and Mrs. An- Radio. Freehold. drew Spencer Applegale. 18 Wllliamsburg Blom-Price Miss Mann, a graduate of North N. Colts Neck CHARLOTTE. N.C. - An- of this city, of the engage- Ocean Township High School. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ruth Erbig-LaFaire nouncement is made by Dr. ment of their daughter. Miss is a secretary for Mann En- Licht. Lakewood, and the late Milton Llchl. NEW MONMOUTH — Announcement is made by Mr. and and Mrs. James C. Price Jr.. Janice Carolyn Price, to Rob- terprises Inc., Asbury Park. Lyn Mary Applegate was her sister's Mrs. Paul LaFaire. 8 Pauls Place, of the engagement of their ert D Blom. son of Mr. and Mr. Verves, a graduate of maid of honor. Kenneth Sackowitz was best daughter. Miss Karen LaFaire. to Jeffrey Alan Erbig. son of Mrs. Herbert L. Blom, Sara- Long Branch High School, is man. Mr and Mrs. Robert Erbig Jr.. 1 Park Ave. A fall wedding is sota. Fla.. recently of Middle- a carpenter for Bill Law Con- Mrs. Llcht was graduated from Marlboro planned. Creative town Township. N. J. A Jan. struction Company, TJavesink High School and Centenary College for Wom- Miss LaFaire and her fiance are graduates of Middletown 28 wedding is planned. en. Hackettstown. She is secretary at Desks Ml. AND MRS. JULIUS LICHT Township High School. She also is a graduate of Katharine Miss Price, a senior at COOKIE TASTING Inc., New York. Gibbs School. Montclair. and is employed by Prudential Prop- Writing Day Pfeiffer College In Mis- RUMSON - The Oceanic Mr. Licht is a graduate of Lakewood nographer. erty 4 Casualty Insurance Company. Holmd'el. enheimcr, is majoring in Free Library. Avenue of Two High School and Stenotype Institute. New After a wedding trip to Bermuda. Mr. and Mr. Erbig. a graduate of Brookdale Community College Christian education and rec- Rivers, will have a cookie tas- York. He is self-employed as a free-lance ste- Mrs. Licht reside in Freehold. Lincrofl. is employed by Sears. Roebuck and Company Mid- set by club reational physical education ting and recipe exchange dletown Mr. Blom. an alumnus of Tuesday, Nov. 29 at 10:15 KEYPORT - The Keyporf Pfeiffer College. Is employed a.m. Participants should Literary Club will host the Mazelis-Barker as a recreational therapist for bring a batch of their favorite Fifth District Creative Writ- Papay-Nilsen the State of Georgia. North- cookies plus a recipe suitable CLIFTON -Miss Karen Mlchcle Barker The Rev. Peter McHugh officiated at the cer- ing Day Nov. 28 in the educa- OCEANPORT - Mr and Nilsen. to Michael Anthony west Regional Hospital. for copying. Coffee will be and Edward A. Mazelis Jr. were married emony. There was a reception in Friar Tuck tional building of the Re- Mrs. Robert A. Nilsen. 16 Papay, son of Mr and Mrs. Rome, Ga. served. Sept. M in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church. Inn, Cedar Grove. formed Church of Keyport. • Elizabeth Drive, announce Michael Papay. 116 Brighton The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Osborne St. Mrs. C. Kenneth the engagement of their Ave.. Neptune. Alfred L. Barker. Elmwood Park. The bride- Gehlhaus is Fifth District lit- daughter. Miss Tina Marie Miss Nilsen. a graduate of groom is the son of Mr. Mazelis. Hackensack. erature chairman. Shore Regional High School. and Angelina I. Nelson. Jefferson St.. Middle- West Long Branch, attended Guests will include Mrs. town. Interior designer i'.nrl A. QiHwIin, Brookdale Community Col- Edward Caffrey. Ber- R.P. Deborah Scalera and Jon Whiting were lege. Lincrofl. She is em- nardsville. state literature the couple's honor attendants. . named a director ployed by J. C. Penney. Ea- chairman, and Mrs. Joe N. tonlown. Gardiner of the Woman's Mrs._ Mazelis was graduated from East UNION — Florence Kara- ITS TIME FOR Club of Point Pleasant. Fifth Paterson Memorial High School and received sik, who Is the owner and di- Mr. Papay. who is with Ce- ANOTHER MIRACLE! District vice president. a BA degree from William Paterson College. rector of design at Wellington ramic Tile. Oakhurst. is an Hall. Wanamassa. and a resi- alumnus of St. Rose High Registration is at 9:30 a.m. It's Hint to curt dlabetci. Smillpoi, Iclimn, The bridegroom is a graduate of Clifton yellow fever, pellagra, polio are dbtuei we have dent of Rumson. was elected School. Belmar. and Stockton and the meeting starts at 10 Senior High School and was awarded a BS de- to the board of directors for conquered. Now it'i time to help the many million! State College. Pomona. a.m. The fee includes lunch. gree from Montclair State College. He is em- 1978 of the American Society of known end unknown diabctlcm. The etsentlal cauw of diibetes is still unknown •llhoii|h it hit ployed by Russell Stover Candies. Kansas of Interior Designers. New been eslablhhed thai heredity plays in lmporl.nl City. Mo. Mr. Mazelis Is a U. S. Navy veter- Your Thanksgiving Table Jersey Chapter, at its annual' part. an. installation dinner meeting Won't be the same without here in Kean College of New Fortunately, diabetes, once found can be After a wedding trip to Bermuda. Mr. and Jersey. controlled by diet, medication and iniulln MR. AND MRS. EDWARD MAZELIS JR. Mrs. Mazelis reside here. injection!. But, you can hive diibeln without an; The ASID is the state's only symptom! at all, to It is Important (hit your professional interior design- physician check* for it on • regular bub. Scout attends Rockwood center er's organization whereby ap- plicants qualify for member- LETS ADD DIABETES TO THE LIST OF round 93-acre center for Girl "ALSO-RAN" DISEASES. POTOMAC, Md. - Margo treasurer of the band and ship through education, ad- ' Scouts and Guides from all TfOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PIIONi: US Lane, daughter of Mr. and plays the flute. vanced technical training and for your Holiday Table Mrs. Robert Lane. River Rockwood center is- a year- pans of the world. when JOB need a delivery. We will deliver design experience Arrangement* from $10.00 promptly without extra charge. A treat many Plaza, N.J., a member of Se- liruple rely on us for their health needs. We nior Arts troop 200. Mon- THE TALKING TREE from Hrlcumr rruursls fur delivery smiie and clurfe mouth Council of Girls Scouts ASBURY PARK - The may visit the Itw daily from HOSPITAL BENEFIT accounts. attended a fine arts program Steinbach "Talking Christmas noon In store closing time KEYPORT - The Hospital iwAh [.(mis. tunmatp Mim/toi «• mmrffc MtoKrHroWtif "Touch of Magic" here at the Tree." which has become a through Dec. 24. Arrange- Auxiliary of Bayshore Com- Shrewsbury Pharmacy Rockwood Girl Scout National store tradition, will make its munity Hospital will sponsor ments for visits by school THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS Center as an opportunity ex- appearance Friday Nov. 25 a fundraising "Tricky Tray" 842-0674 groups may be made by con- BROAD ST. 7«.«74 SHREWSBURY, perience. She is a junior at here, and in the Manalapan. at Keyport Central School PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVER? 99 Aw. ol 2 Rivers, Rumson v- Mlddlelown High School. Shore Mall and Seaview tacting the individual store today Tickets are available at Soutt. where she Is secretary- Square. stores. Youngsters manager's office. Cnsta'sand at the door. W* Kctpt til major crtdll ctrdi Snuffy Smith Denni* the Menace 10 The MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1977 MA(rV/!!TATERGOt \ A RINGER!! / Crossword puzzle

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"We're talkin' about old times." 'JTCtsrc; II-ZI Blondie MY PET V^\I Your horoscope, birthday 1 SNAIL. BUT WHO O )' I M SELLING BUY A TICKET MONDAV, NOVEMBER 21 creative talents. Some disarms even those who RAFFLE TICKETS where you stand, or you ON THAT" may accuse you of loving began questioning armed FOR A NICKEL — Bom today, you are a cannot expect them to sup- person of charm, energy, your leisure to excess. to the teeth! port you in your efforts. and imagination, a combi- More accurately, it is your PISCES(Feb.l9-March LEOUuly 23-AUK 22) - nation that insures your instinctive knowledge of 20) — You should find Today you may be able to social and career success. the value of rest and recre- satisfaction your activities spot a winner on sight. Your approach to most ation and hence your insis- if you include children. The Make use of your ability to problems is unconvention- tence upon balancing work elderly may make unusual predict the Immediate al, but the results of that with play. demands. future. approach are almost al- ARIESl March 21-April VIRGOIAUK 23-Sept.22) ways precisely what is TUESDAY, NOVEMBER it) - Make a decision — Don't ask for what you hoped for. Your main de- early in the day, and avoid don't want; you are likely sire is to satisfy your urge n SAGITTARIUSlNov.22- having to do so in the midst to get what you demand for character develop- of a crisis. Dec.21) — An emotional today, particularly in spir- The Wizard of Id ment; beyond that, you TAURUSiApril 20-May itual matters. will accept gratefully approach to a problem at home takes away any plea- 20) — Insist upon your LIBRAlSept.23-Oct.22) - TS A H&W TTPg whatever comes of a bene- right to speak for yourself, THAT'S T sure in finding a solution. This is not the most auspi- IT <:L-~S rfe?Pi-e, BUT ficial nature. or you may not receive the THlNfr I'VE CAPRICORN(I)ec.22- cious time for making your 'T HUPT You are never discour- benefits you deserve. plans public. Bide your ME4RP »VH,dT Jan.18) — Work out your aged by setbacks, but are own ideas, or you may be GEMINI(May21-June2O) time. usually spurred by them to forced to accept blame, not - Try hard to look objec- SCORPIO! Oct.23- increased action, more de- praise, for a breakdown of tively at the work of the Nov.21) - Analyze the sit- competition. Admit hon- liberate and more accu- plans. uation carefully before you rate calculations, and estly to its high quality. AQUARIUS! Jan.20- commit yourself to mate- more humble and deter- Feb.18) - An honest, CANCERUune 21-July rial or spiritual aid. All mined application of your straightforward answer 22) — Let others know may not be well.

North dealer Sheinwold's bridge advice Both sides vulnerable Doonesbury By Alfred Sheinwold Declarer next led the queen double a rabbit. He may be a NORTH of spades. West, reduced to his • A 5 em, iuealpafT6£nw Even a completely unknown lion in disguise. UHATA MOT mKEWlM AIW1W800B bridge player may rival the four trumps and a club, ruffed : 84 2 DAILY QUESTION • AJ843 "Vji* 7WS DEW! experts in the way he plays a with the nine of hearts, and • AK3 single hand. Fellow named Truscott discarded dummy's Partner opens with one last club. diamond, and the next player Alan Truscoll, or something of WEST EAST West couldn't afford to lead passes. You hold: • K Q 8 6 4 the sort, played today's hand • J3 • 10972 and then was never heard from the ace and ten of hearts. :KJ765 5*7 2 What do : A Q 10 9 :<3 . again. South would ruff a spade in you say: Q1076 dummy and give up only three K92 The final contract was rea- ANSWER: Bid one spade. If • 10 8 fi » • QJ954 sonable, but West doubled in a trump tricks. this suit is not raised, you in- tone that threatened trouble. tend to bid hearts next. With SOUTH • K1; x 1, \ West obviously thought he was TRIES A CLUB two 5-card suits, respond first in the hifther-ranking suit. : K J 7 6 5 looking at four sure trump West therefore tried to gel tncks. out with his last club. Truscotl • 72 Truscoll took the king of ; ruffed in dummy and led the (A, POCKET OUIDK To ~ ' ' "^(J^Sfeife clubs, cashed the ace of diam- North East last diamond from dummy to BRIDGE written by Alfred South Weil onds and ruffed a diamond. He 1 NT Pass discard his last spade. siii'iiiwolil is available. Bel 2* Pass Hagar got back with the ace of clubs 2'.- Pan West had to ruff and lead your copy by sending $1.25 to Pass to ruff another diamond, cashed from the ace-queen of hearts to the Red Bank Register. P.O 3 NT Pass 4 : Dble HOT AMD COLD the top spades and ruffed still Allpass declarer's king-jack. Box 1000. LOS Angeles. Calif. another diamond. Opening lead — • 6 KIPPIN& r* Jr4lM& Sometimes it doesn't pay to 90053) UP TO PATE WATER P THE POLAR BEARS ARE IN TROUBLE TODAY

The Phantom Beetle Bailey I/A 6LAD YOU IT'S M/IRVELOU5 Of KXJ PfteiPeNT LAMANPA LUAGA VIANA, TWO PRE5IPENTS COUIP JOIN THIS BOTH TO COME I/VMMA, OF BAN6ALLA. FOR YOU/? WEPPINS.1 / A WHAT'S BEETLE HE JUST FOUNP OUT ANP WHEN BEETLE PUTS 5LE WEPPING THIS 15 PRESIDENT ARE XXI /HARRYING GRUMBLING SARSE MAS BEEN IN A WHOLE PAY 6OOF1N6 P/SRTV. WOULPN'T \60RAHDA OF 1W3RV- ALL ABOARP FOR THE MAMA.. ABOUT? GONE-ALL PAY OFF, HE WANTS IT TO MIS6 IT, I IAHA PBEP WOOP5. 5HOS1 WHO COUNT FOR SOMETHING LAMAMPA. /MLK6. Television today SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21 1977 11

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M whal's unusual CD JEANNE PARR IN THE IE M0UYWOO0 CONHECTION BooiaveH i ambaiiador lo "ulna O ncx CAVtn SHOW is said thai Tony Randall MoaeiOunn * MORNING OOOD COUPLE Waaaat lha naad lo> Manglhanog IM knows much about opera, "They had songs of every (I) CROSS WITS A»e» ahance wrtn Ruiua agemil Quasi Swadiih adiMi BO. 3 16 <£ ol Vance and lha a» * toned by gueil ODD O NEWS Baker Jean Sorel 12 tvt I dall "We did an hour of their most entirely on electronic O FWHCM CHEF llari Ed UcMahon and Slave Aaan (11 MEET TK MAVCWR too fiefniMor* iCKHhng TheMgetesien lucy WMtakar mate! a leleDhone cH 10 30 music, and I did not know amplification. 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"An You ^Jf^ju*^jm!j.* ^ B'45 IJitrijer Kidding? u It that all!" CLOSED 1* Holiday Dinner 3fnn 1 p.m. • 8 p.m. THANKSGIVING W.F0KMI51. Retarvaf/oni Iriiun talltlacllonl Vli DAY mtmmm State Highway 35 (201) 747-2500 Red Bank, NJ. 12 The DtflyRegister SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY NOVEMBER 21 1977 Monmouth Conservatory's Verdi a labor of love Lloyd Groste performed •) MARVBETH ALLEN and - above all - the beauty curtain closed at inter era/Operetta Society back- Over and over, there, were the scene-changing awkward- and orchestral a.ccouter- well is Count Anckarstroem of instruments and unie- mission, those in the audience hand compliments by noting murmurs of surprise that ness that has marred numer ments i* of little value and Evelyn Johnson, cast is RED BANK - The first act tuned to perfection sat briefly in silence before that the production of "A people working for no pay ous other local presentations Philip Bologna, who sings his wife. Amelia, object of the paying the Monmouth Con- Masked Ball" was far ex- should be performing so well Then. loo. the society was was 1 hard one to folio* Matter of fart, so profound effortlessly, was a delight as king's attention, proved to be servatory of Music's Op- ceeding their expectations There was. it seemed, an in working with musical director It offered spectacle, drama. was the effect that, when the King Gustave III. capturing a fine dramatic actress. Her ability to comprehend that Felix Molzer. always an ener- both the lighthearted and the voice, however, was some- work done for love can equal getic conductor, who kept the dramatic aspects of the role times inconsistent and ranged - if not exceed - work done production moving like clock- As his page. Oscar. Christ- from resounding to difficult to (or money work ine Sogorka. whose singing is understand. The society, which works The opera was character- clarion clear, performed with with the best stage directors, ized by smoothness and. both lilting voice and step Aldo Leone. Lawrence through stage direction of Thomas. Richard Incremona. scene designers, and orches- Carolyn Watts, as the sorce- Paul Hart, even when the Michael Lowenberg. and tra musicians in the area, ress I'l'nke. featured for one stage was crowded with James Doyle, as conspirators gave an outstanding presenta- of the opera's most memo- tion of the three-act Verdi op- members of the chorus, each against the king, provided rable scenes, during which a vocal power and contributed era, which was staged Satur- seemed to have a 1 spidery backdrop created a day night and yesterday af- d'etre and an aura of natural- to the dramatic denouement mood and the stage was bath- of Act III ternoon at the Monmouth Arts ness. ed in a glow of red Her per- Center The opera, set in Stockholm formance was emotional, con- Thoughout. real emotion! Costumes by Thea Weaver in 1712. revolves around a tributing to the dramatic sus- flared and. thanks to the act- and functional — yet eye- king who Is in love with the pense, but vocally she might ing and singing talents of its catching — sets by Virginia wife of his friend Plot, have released some of the cast, the society staged a pro- Laudano provided the out- though, is simply a skeleton power she seemed to be re- duction of which it can be ward trappings of reality and. until embodied bv vocal straining proud. Due to the work of Calvin Cobb Hart, producer, and S«ndone...Takc one home Send one Take one home. Henry Trautman. technical OurFTD Our FTD director, there was none of Thanksgiver' Thanksgiver' Yule parly planned Bouquet. Bouquet. M1DDLETOWN - The lo- cal Elks Club has scheduled its annual Christmas party for handicapped children for Saturday. 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By GREIG HENDERSON aid MARK MAGYAR PISCATAWAY - "If we had a winning team, we would've won tonight." said a disgruntled Coach Kevin l.oug- hery after his New Jersey Nets threw away a nine-point fourth quarter lead to drop their fifth straight game. 125-118. to the Denver Nuggets Sparked by recent acquisitions. Kevin Porter. Howard Porter and Bob Carrington. the Nets shredded the Nugget de- fense for three quarters with I heir new run-and-gun style, penetrating repeatedly for easy layups and short jumpers But the Denver defense closed off the middle in the fourth period, and the Nets reverted to the form that has character- ized their dismal 2-13 season, taking poor shots and turning the ball over nine times to the opportunistic Nuggets "We really wanted this game." said Net center Tim Has sett, a surprise starter "We've gotta keep scratching — we can't give up " But the Nets will need more than scratching to survive a grueling 12 day eight-game mad trip that includes back-to- back games at Los Angeles and Portland this weekend, and a rematch in Denver the following Friday "I'm tremendously disappointed with our record." said Loughery. "This was the easiest portion of our schedule, and while there were several games we should have won.' the fact remains that we won just two And defenses are tougher at home " The Net defense held Denver to just one shot per posses- Sports sion in the early minutes at Rutgers Athletic Center last night, as Bassett boxed out Nugget center Dan Issel and com- bined with teammate Darnell Hillman to dominate the defen- sive boards At the other end. rookie sensation Bernard King hit his first three shots, two on crisp assists from guard Kevin Por- ter, to pace the Nets to a 16-4 lead CAUGHT IN THE ACT - New York Giants receiver Emery Moorehead The wheeling-and-dealing Porter threaded passes behind (80) hongs on to second quarter touchdown pass from quarterback Jerry his back, through his legs and over his head in handing out 13 Golsteyn as Cleveland Browns defender Oliver Davis (21) arrives too assists, seven in the first quarter. late to break up play during game at Giants Stadium. And when Denver closed to 34-30 early in the second quar- ter. Porter drove repeatedly into the congested middle, pro- pelling the Nets to a 46-35 lead, their biggest margin of the night. "When Kevin Porter gets control of the tempo, he can Giant mistakes help hurt you offensively, especially when he has guns like King and Hillman to pass to." said Denver Coach Larry Brown. "But (Denver forward) Bobby Jones stymied them in the sec- ond half with more steals and deflections than I could count. "And then David Thompson opened things up for us of- Browns to victory fensively." Brown said. The celebrated Thompson had a relatively quiet 15-polnt first half, but he brought the crowd of 5.146 to its feel midway By JONMFALK The mistakes didn't make coach John McVay feel too happy either "If we can through the second quarter by taking a Mack Calvin pass in EAST RUTHERFORD - Bobby play good football for 40 minutes, we can full stnde at the foul line and soaring 12 feet through the air Hammond crossed the Cleveland goal line play for 60." he said "Hammond's touch- to an awesome left-handed slam dunk, capping the two-on-one but didn't set any ol his i.iani teammates down callback was an awful big play in break dancing with Joy Jerry Golsteyn didn't the game It took away the points and the It was to be his only dunk of the game, but the Nets found tee Cleveland linebacker (ierald Irons un- spark we needed at the time " his outside shooting just as lethal, as Thompson poured in 18 second-half points, mostly on long-jumpers from the left cor- til it was too lite Cleveland put the game away early in ner. Mistakes separate the winners from the fourth period after Roily Woolsey re- And Denver center Dan Issel. who was handcuffed by GETTING TWO — Detroit's M. L. Carr goes high In the air over Dave the losers in the National Football turned a punt 44 yards to the Giants' JO Bassett and regular Net center George Johnson in the first Twardzik, left, and Bob Gross of the Portland Trail Blazers during the first League and yesterday, at Hunts Stadium The Browns even drew two of their IS pe- half, shouldered his way into good inside position in the sec- quarter of their game last night at Portland. See NBA roundup on page 15 here. Cleveland was the winner. 21-7. nalties before Dave Mays, the Browns' ond half, scoripg 16 of his 24 points. , - for story. over the Giants The win keeps the replacement for injured QB Brian Sipe. Browns In the running for the title In the fired an 18-yard TD pass to veteran Paul American Conference's Central Division Warfield Warfield made a leaping grab The loss wiped out the last hope of the Gi- over safety Jim Stlenke and cornerback ants for t wild card berth In the National Ray Rhodes The Giants and Browns were tied. 7-7. The Giants threatened to get back Jones' aerial act routs Jets in the third period of a bruising game into the game with about five minutes left when the game turned against New York when Golsteyn and Johnny Perkins team- By MARTY FISCHBEIN Less than two minutes into the third ed up for a 45 yard gain to the Browns' 6. period. Jerry Golsteyn. on second and 16. but two plays lost 11 yards, and Gol- BALT1MORE - The New York Jets took an early 3-D lUpped a screen pass into the right flat to steyn's pass to Jimmy Robinson went off lead, but when Baltimore quarterback Bert Jones unleashed Bobby Hammond, the little tailback his finger tips on third down On fourth his aerial circus it was all over lor the hapless New Yorkers, Hammond cut back across the grain and down. Golsteyn passed to Perkins short of who dropped their sixth straight game yesterday. scampered 88 yards for what looked like the goal line Jones, whose early season efforts were somewhat con- a Giant go-ahead TD The Browns went 63 yards the first servative, went away from coach Ted Marchibroda's game That's when Hammond noticed that time they had the ball with Greg Pruitt plan and took advantage of the Jets' defense nobody was dancing or congratulating bolting over from the 2 The Giants capi- The Baltimore sharpshooter passed for 322 yards in- him. A yellow flag on the Giants' 30 in- talized on Hammond's 45-yard punt re- cluding touchdown losses of 53. 33 and 28 yards en route to an dicated a holding penalty on guard John turn to the Browns' 39 to tie the game in easy 33-12 National Football League AFC East victory. Hicks. the second period Golsteyn capped the II was the Colts fourth consecutive victory and put them Hick* later said. "1 just knocked the drive with a 15-yard, perfectly placed comfortably on top in the AFC with a 9-1 mark, two games in man down. 1 didn't have to hold." The pass, to rookie Emery Moorehead. Moore- front of the Miami Dolphins who dropped a 23-17 decision to replay showed him hooking the man. cor- head beat Oliver Davis to score his first the Cincinnati Bengals nerback Ron Bolton. ' TD as a professional. Davis later retali- The Colts fumbled the opening kickoff on their own 20. but But it was still 7-7. and the Giants had ated by picking off a Golsteyn pass and forced the Jets to settle for a 24-yard Pat Leahy field goal. shut down the Browns after a first-period returning it 32 yards to the Giants' 31. Jones was on target as he completed his first 11 passes in touchdown. Late in the period, the Giants Don Cockroft eventually missed a 32-yard the first half, taking the Colts to scores on their first four pos- started to move again and had a first field goal attempt. sessions. down at midfield Golsteyn fired a quick A Ray Rhodes Interception of Mays Baltimore marched SI) yards for its first score with Jones out to Johnny Perkins, and it wound up gave the Giants a shot in the third period, connecting with tight end Raymond Chester for a 53-yard being the first touchdown of Irons' eight- but Joe Danelo missed a 42-yarder. touchdown year career. He stepped in front of Per- The Giants did open up their offense, Tonl Linhart missed the placement, but made amends by kins and followed a convoy of his defen- as expected. They threw 26 limes, used booting second quarter field goals of 30 and 31 yards. sive playmates S3 yards for the go-ahead draws and screens, and even opened up The Jets were bottled up throughout the second period score. with two passes as pan of the game plan. and near the end of the half Jones unloaded again, this time a "I threw the ball without seeing However, the Browns sacked Golsteyn six S3-yarder to Glenn Doughty for a 19-3 halftime lead. Irons." Golsteyn lamented. "1 should times for 45 yards with defensive end "The defense they were playing made it better to pass." have seen him. but I didn't. As soon as I Mack Mitchell getting four of them. said Jones. "We made them go for the run early and that threw the ball. I saw him My view may "They were very quick off the ball, made it even easier to throw." have been blocked for a second by the the quickest defensive front four we have The Jets got several breaks during the game as the Colts rush." seen all year." Golsteyn said. turned the ball over six times on four fumbles and two inter- The Cleveland rush had sent starting A Mitchell had no secret for his success. ceptions quarterback Joe Pisarcik to the sidelines * "I knew Gordon Gravelle when he played However the young Jets did not take advantage or these on the second Giant offensive play of (he at Pittsburgh." the big end explained, turnovers and also turned the ball over six times. game. Pisarcik got a bruised thigh from a "and we watched films all week to see "You can't make mistakes against a championship helmet and watched from the sidelines how Harvey Martin (Dallas) and others team." said New York coach Walt Michaels "And Baltimore lor the rest of the game. had beaten him. I just tried to use my is a championship team." That didn't soothe the feelings of the quickness." Once again the New Yorkers were without quarterback New York defensive unit any. Defensive The Giants suffered 10 injuries and Richard Todd. who has been the team's sparkplug. end Jack Gregory questioned why none of have probably lost cornerback and kick Veteran Marty Domres, a former Colt who started for the the offensive team had been able to returner Beasley Reece for the season Jets was again ineffective connecting on only one of seven for tackle Irons. Linebacker Dan Lloyd, who with a torn knee. no gain. had filled in for the injured Brian Kelley. The Giants play at Cincinnati next BREAKUP — A pass from New York Jets quarterback Marty Domres to After the game Domres said he would hang up his cleats said. "It's frustrating when you hold Sunday, and Pisarcik. who could have re- wide receiver Wesley Walker Is broken up by Baltimore Colts Nelson Mun- after the current season them and then sit on the bench and watch turned yesterday if needed, should be sey (31), during first half of their NFL game. Munsey got his hand on the In the closing minutes of the game the Jets threatened the offense give a touchdown away." ready to play. ball lusttoefore falling to the ground. Colts won, 33-12. again with the score 2612. but an Jnterception ended their hopes of closing the gap.

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"pi- in1 -•;:...-•• p .--.. ••'•-'• 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY NOVEMBER 21,1977 Everything goes right for Payton the Chicago V With Payton Payton gained 4 yards to set By Tkr Assorlatrd Press was approaching a record. quarter only to have Tom leading the way. the Bean the record - but the Bears Walter Piyton threw a But I'll say this: it was Hicks intercept a pass by Bob moved to the Minnesota 1] be- had to turn the ball over to king-sized scare into the Chi- against a good team with » Lee. who was subsisting lor fore Payton wai thrown for * the Vikings cago Bears earlier this week good defense and came when the injured Fran Tarkenton 7-yard loss. Thomas then when he had tu leave practice we needed H most " In erasing Simpson's Minnesota marched from booted his 37-yard field goal. record. Payton also wiped out its J to its 45 before Tommy with a case of chills and a Payton scored the Bears' Elsewhere in the NFL It the Bears' club record of 205 Kramer replaced Lee at quar- touch of flu only touchdown on a 1-yard was San Diego 12. Oakland 7. yards set by Gale Savers, in terback Kramers first pass But Payton was fully recov- run in the second period, httsburgh 28. Dallas 13: Den- 1968 and equaled by Payton was intercepted by Allan Ellis ered Sunday when he shat- shortly before Bob Thomas ver 14. Kansas City 7: Detroit earlier this season and the Bears ran out the tered OJ Simpson's single- booted a J7 yard field goal for It. Tampa Bay 7: Los Angel- clock game National Football what proved to be the margin Payton now has 1.404 yards es 23. San Francisco 10: Blati- League rushing record by of Melon.' for the year and has gone The Bears broke a scoreless more 33. the New York Jets gaining 275 yards in 40 carries "The victory means more over 100 yards in seven of the tie in the second quarter Af- 12: New England 20. Buffalo to lead the Bears to a 10-7 vie lo me than the record be- Bears' 10 games. His 58-yard ter being stopped on the Min- 7: Cleveland^!, (he New run gave him 218 yards for nesota goal line, the Bears York Giants 7: Cincinnati 23. the game He then gained 3 to drove 23 yards in eight plays. Miami 17: SI Louis !l. Phila- move the Bears to the Min- Payton bolting over from I he delphia 16. New Orleans tl. NFL roundup nesota 5-yard line. 1 for his touchdown Atlanta 20. and Houston it. Bob Avellini then lost a Moments later. Virgil Liv- Seattle 10 On Monday night tory over the Minnesota Vik- cause we tightened the play- yard and on fourth-and-goal. ers intercepted a Lee pass on Green Bay visits Washington ings off race." said Payton. Rickey Young scored a "The holes were there and I The triumph lifted the touchdown and rookie Rolf just ran." said the modest Bears. 5-5 to within one game Bemrschke kicked field goals Payton. "I haven't had time NFL Standings « of the Vikings, t-4. who lead of 22 and 46 yards in San to think about the record All the Central Division of the NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFIRENCI AMERICANFOOTIALLCONFIRINCI Diego's upset of Oakland. The I can say is that this was a National Football Conference Eoile'n Division iMttfil Oui»l«« fF PA Raiders, who lost quarter- day when everything went Donas 110 eOO ISI >U> w L T ret. Minnesota was unable to S> LOuiS '30 '00 .'4 )161 Bollimare 1 0 «0M06 140 back Ken Stabler in Ihe first right and we got a big win Woifiirmton S 4 0 SS416 IJ} Miomi ' 3 0 m wo I4f generate much offense N V Gionll 1 • J 400 I 1 It* 6 4 0 «00in 1*1 period with a twisted knee, "I had no idea I was any- throughout the game and Pn.iodelpn-o 3 ' 0 300 IM 4 D 60J.0" 11! place Denver don't like my teammates run- Blair blocked a Bob Parsons Chicago s S 0 U0 >i ;» Pilttburgh MOM ning up to me and telling me punt and picked up the ball, Oeiroit i 'i 0 S00 iiJ if) Mow*to" MOW hi \ M GreenBay 7 J 0 111 • 1 1S7 ISO WO u« Franco Harris rushed for a I've done this or that It- going the final 10 yards for a Tampoftov 0 10 0 000j m «e> (••- Dl«l.te*l i o too career-high 179 yards and two breaks my concentration ." touchdown Wcihr Dt Denver « M n LOlAngtiet '10 '00 .'M 10* Oohiond i i o noHI 161 touchdowns and Terry Brad- Simpson's standard of 273 Payton gained 144 yards in AtlontO S S 0 J00 HO IJ SonOonU ' Chicago at Detroit I JOpm lCI 1 «."owboys whose lead over st ON THE MOVE - Chicago Bears Walt Payton runs for three yards In first against the Detroit Lions half which included a 58-yard Cincinnati23 Miami I' Miami ol Si Loo'i J » u '" iNH O Louis In the NFC East was "Walter Payton's achieve- Cnitogo 10. Minnesota ' liwi*e.T- Ne« If quarter of game wiJMbe Minnesota Vikings. Closing In on Payton is Vik- run late in the game NewEngiondtt Bullolo ' Aiionloai Tampa Bov >pn • _ AnrtAljii MI r I4>u*liini1 1 shaved lo one game — ings Alan Page (88P9'ayton broke O.J. Simpson's one-gome rushing ments were outstanding." The Bears' defense shut out Baltimore 33, New Tofh jeH 17 lkO% An4JVIvl U' \.lvVT'Urilj ' New Vorh GiontiotCincmnoii ' Craig Morton passed 23 record with 275 yards in 40 carries as Bears won, 10-7. said Vikings Coach Bud the Vikings in the first half New Orleans Jl Atlanta W Pttilodeiphia ol New Engtona ip m Pimburah at New Vorh in yards to Haven Moses for Ihe Grant. "I can't say anything and limited them to a total of Detroit 16. Tompa Boy ' KontOl C'tV Ot Moul'on 1 pn Broncos' tie-breaking touch- that hasn't been said before Minnesota at Qieen Bo* ,'u m 52 yards as Chicago took a 10- Pittsburgh 71 Dallas t] 1 If I were better with wards. Houston 77 Seattle 10 Boiiego w Oakland ' n i play, then their defense The Vikings drove to the Me*Mtav'.O«me Son Diego at Seatu* 4pm summaries MtMMay, Nev. M staged a last-minute goal line NFL Green Boy Ot Woshinglon t p rn Bears Coach Jack Pardee Chicago 1-yard line in search (ABC1 BUHQIO at Oakland 9 p m i stand that preserved Ihe vic- tilts JJ. Jets 12 said. "I didn't know Walter of the lead late in the third Brawns 21. (,laUs 7 Cardliais 21. Eagles II tory over the Chiefs _ J t 7 7—II PMIaeMpMe i » ' t—U Mtwfiri • ? | |_ ; Si. Leate t • 14 'ii Cie - G Pruitt 1 run Cockroti kick Phi—Cormicnoei Upoisfrom jawonk. NYnG - Mooreheod IS pots from Go' [kit* toned- itev Dorteio kick Pri.-FG Jononnion 17 CUT- (ront S3 interception return Pni-Smitn IS pass Irom JawO'lhi I Jo dcd COChrott kick Btfl-FG LmnarOO Cle — Worfitid i| poss from Movs nonnion hi Chi Cock rot- hick SIL— OlnZSrun IBokken hick) Bott-FG LmhaMJI Bolt'Oaughty JlooM'tom jonct an StL-Grav 69 poss lrOm Hart iBakhen Healthy Skins await rookie A - nut kich) harthictil StL-Ot'ii runiBakhenkichi NYj-FG LNny ?J A-tf.'AI B(Ht-Mitcntll 71 pail from Jontt IL") uWevy for increased duty at either "However, we will see how The Redskins, with a 5-4 dolling yd* hart Kick) WASHINGTON - Young (he added advantage since Retut" yds Lofdmoii NYJ-Barhum t| poll 'ram Hon.nso David Whitehursl can expect end or tackle. he is after the warmup Mike he's been our general defen- won-lost record, need a vic- Pou«i » PunH 143 mblf tftu iL'finort a special "welcome to Ihe Na- "If Chris is healthy and Curtis has done an excellent sive signal caller ever since tory to remain in contention FufnWr It II i tional Football League. ' ready to go as much as he job as Hanburger's replace- Jack Pardee This relieves for a wild card first in the Penalty ydi ism |-77 ment so either way we're In INDIVIDUAL LUOtli hets Ceil. when the quarterback leads can. I'd be inclined to start Kenny Houston of that re- NFL' playoff The Packers, at RUSHING - Clevtiond. G Pruill IS 1 to Miller 14 44 Nt» York Homrnond Fir»t downs 13 H the Green Bay Packers him. ' said Redskins Coach good shape there. sponsibility, and he can just 2-7. are just trying to com- 10 S3. Socnctro ]l Kotor 6 34 Rusfwi yards Ni 31-140 PASSING - Cievnond Wavl U 24 I Poumovordi IIS J1S against the Washington Red- George Allen 'However. Chris gives us think about playing plete the season IM New York. PnorcihlO 10 0. Gal INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Return yards 4S '41 skins in Monday night's na- llryn 17 W 3. ISO RUSHING-Pn.iodclpftia 8eMprso-« 19 Pasw". 0-33 1 13H 7 RECEIVING - Cleveland G Pruilt S 61 Sullivan '0 71 SI LOuit Ot>1 >197 Punts • 39 5 35 tionally televised game n Mine'J 33 WarlieidI33 New Yorn Fumble* toil 4 3 S4 Homrnond S 47 Perkm;M1 MoorfeoO 7 12 4-40 The Redskins will go after n SI Loon Mo Marlboro rallies to win title Whitehursl. starting his first ECEJViNG-P'Moanpri.o CoTn-choe' INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Btirs II, Vlkligs 7 . Sm.in J63 St Loui Gray J U7 RijSHlNG-Ncw York. Ditrhmo. ) NFL game, with virtually all rm 4^0, Wctcaif 2 73 Horpfr 4 M Bo'l.mo'*. MilChtH 1 MARLBORO — C Division champion Marlboro rallied the two-point conversion , I fl 7 I— 1 McCouIfy 10 21 their defensive muscle avail- , .. • II I • io with two fourth-quarter touchdowns to defeat D Division win- Marlboro started its first touchdown drive following the Chi — Payton 1 run Ihomos net Mr-flrrs 28. Cowboys 13 PASSlNG-Nc* York Domrttl 7 able for the first time in six Chi - FG Thomas V Roo.nson 9 26 J 1W Balttmort Jone ner Freehold. 13-8. yesterday in the Jersey Shore Fop Warner kickoff Minn — Bioir 1Q return blocked pun' llM 4 ? • t-1) 36 1.122. Troup02 1. 0 weeks Con hick RECEIVING—Ntw Yom Waikir football League midget playoffs Gioffre passed 25 yards to Birdsall and J P McNullt A-49.563 Ho'p»f 12* Baiiimare M'tcntii Barring any last minute Pit-Mwruil run (GtrclakiCk) Cneiter I 102, Carr 4 » Unbeaten and unscored upon Long Branch took the added 16 yards on a draw play to put the ball on Ihe eight VlhMfl r complications, veteran line- First downs Dai—Soldi 11 pan ' om S'auDacr peewee title with a 19-0 blanking of Red Bank in the first Two plays later. Piccohni smashed over from Ihe two rrra kick] 1 backer Chris Hanburger is Pamng ydi Pit —S«*ann4 pan from Brodirto Saints 21. Falcons 21 game of yesterday's doubleheader Freehold reached the Marlboro five in the first half, but Relur n *as r«io hick I expected lo start for the first '6 3 IT • •-» Ray Piccohni. who scored both of his team's touchdowns lost Ihe ball on a fumble into the endzone POMM 4-71 Pit-Stollwortn 21 pan from Bra time since injuring his knee Punts 511 'G*rtla kicki • J 1 7-11 scored the winning touchdown with 2:40 left in the game when Harlan Newman. Matt Nolan and Cliff Smith were defen- 7 Atl-FG Ste.ntort ]l Oct. 9. and defensive end Karl 1 ?6l he swept end from 20 yards He was aided by key blocks from sive standouts for Marlboro NO-Muncie I runlSlorokiCkl Lorch. the team's best re- INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Atl-Jmkins I posv rom Barikowtm Tom Ocadecz and Gary Laks. Andy Skove scored on a .10-yard touchdown run and ran RUSHING - Minnesota Foreman U Cewtwyi Steeier* iStemlorl kicki serve pass rusher, is ticketed U McOanonon 1014. Cnicogo Payton First downs 70 IT Atl-FG Slf.nfori 40 The drive started at the Marlboro .10 and the key play was over for Ihe extra point to get Long Branch started to its vic- 4OJ7S. Earl lJ-AO. Mwso4 13 RuWevvords 17 136 ii IM Atl-Byas 7? pas* mlerceplion return PASSING - Umntioia, Lee 13-14-3. POMing »ords 701 91 (Slemtort hicki Lions If. Buccaneers 7 a 50-yard screen pass from Sean Gioffre lo Bob Birdsall that tory over Red Bank 116 Chicago. Avemm 44 1 33 Return yards 59 179 NO--Chi Ids 13 posi Irom Manning RECEIVING - Minnesota S Whiles Poises 16 18 1 17 ' 0 put the ball on Ihe Freehold 20 Paul Bally ran 40 yards and Leon Richardson had a 25- 31 Rosrtod J 73 McOonohon Ml. Tuck [Siorokickt J • Punts 136 6 3t er 1 29 Chicago. Scott 1 11 Peyton n NO—Cnildi II posi from Wonpmg Tom - Bell J run Ltavitt hick Gioffre passed to John Gilpin for the extra point and that yard scoring run to account for the other two Long Branch Fumbles iesi I fjare ucki Del - FG Mihe-Moyer 47 Ptnoities yards I SS 645 ended the day's scoring as Freehold never threatened again touchdowns A-43 US Det — Kane I run pats toned Oilers 22, Stahawks if Det — Pinkney 41 mierceptioi Freehold took an 8-0 lead in the third quarter as Ed How- Long Branch finished with 10 wins and scored 288 points INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Falceni Satttts MNG-Dailos StauMcn 11-36 1 130 Return yordi ''' 7 Rushes-yds Poising Yds 71 Hou—FG OempMy 77 PitHburgn. Bradsna* > 170 106 Passes 6 16 7 iJ 76 1 HOD-Burrougti I] pass from Pasior.ni RECEIVING-Daliat O Peonon 371 Beluf n Yds 116 Punfi S 40 «n Pottei 7 11 3 iDempsey kick) Dupree ) 44, P Pearion 4J9 Pittsburgh Fumbifi lost J I 0 0 Stallworth 446 Bieier 1-30 Cunningham Punis 943 HtHi-FG Ofmpsey 11 Penalties yards 11 9S 9 H Fumtrie II 33 Hou-Coiemon I run iOempsev kick 1 Penalty ydi S 40 t:<4 Sea-Smith 2 run iLeyPOldt tuck I INDIVIOUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADENS Mow-Safety ) M yer tac h led .n end tone i Chargers 12, Raiders 7 RUSHING—Atlanta. Thompson ,'i 17] RUSHING - Tompo Bov Bell 16-S9. GOODYEAR A-4M19 Slonbockl|7S New Orlrans Muncie 17 Dovis 14 19 Detroit. Kane 11-17. Don OMMM . | 7 t •- / iei«Hi ) 31 Hubbord9 30 King iU • Oiler* SfoMwfci SwDttffe • 4 ) i--n 97. Gaioroith 17 M Manning 3 ]J PASSING-Atlanta BorlkOMtHi 6 IS 7 PASSING - Tampa Boy Blount 411 Firsrdow/ii SD— Yoong 4 run thick 'Oiiedi ' I, it, Hedberg 3 9 7 41 Detroit. Dan RuSrm yards Ook—Roe ; run i Moon kch< » McOuiiken 0 1 0 0 Ne* Oneoni 10 .elson 7 17 1. A, Reed 3 7 2. 20. Payton Polling yords SD-iFGBeniricnkelJ 117.11. OougnMs ) M 1 0 l-O.O Return yards SD-FGBen .icrm.« RECEIVING-Alionta, Jenhins J 27 RECE Froncii] 16 New Orleans. GalDroitn6 JJ Posies 21 36 2 i U 1 A-U.M; 2-S7. L t Purth . 4-30 743 Cniidsl 79, GiHiom 7 71 D Hill 2 33. Sanders 1 3 1 J) Raiders Chorfers Penalties'y tl -75 Pint Do-ns 10 II Rusnefc Yards 30-112 S1-76J INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Pauing Yordi 30 J' RUSHING—Houston Corpenler 2S-97. Return Yordt 77 36 Coiemon 17 S3 Surrough 1-71 Seattle Passes i 16 I S tj.2 ' Smith 13-47. reilermon 10 36. Sims4 13 Punts 741 439 PASSING—Houston. Postonm II 36 ; Fumoies Last 0-0 7 0 237 Seattle, Zori 2 IS \, 19. Myer 3-11 Penolt i Yards 7 IS . 137 36 Sims 0 1 0 0 RECElVING-HouSlon Burrougn s 60 INOIVIDUAL LEADERS Jonnion 4 76 Carpenter i 17 Seatiir RUSHING—OoMand. Davii U 49 Van Testermar. I JS. Howard 1 10. Smith 19 Eegnen UV San Diego vOu»a 1M3. Washington6 ii. Barnes 'i 50 Rams 23, PASSiNG-Oomono Stab4S ington 1 17 Klein 2 71 LA-Woddr 16 pass It om Hoden i Sep Patriots 21. Bills 7 LA-McCutcnei >n4fru n(6eptti HI kick) GR7S-15 LR78-15 NtwCufftontf iti 14-n HR7S-15 LA-FG Sepihoun20ID.Cunninohanii; 69 fluttolo RECEiVlNG-LOsAngples Woddy7 ii Hooks 1444, Ferguson J J' !/3 mile asphalt McCulCheonl 23 SonFronosco.Harrison PASSiNG-NewEngland.GroQOMS " i 3 SI Mitchell 3 30. Washington ? 74 71 Buftola. Ferguson. 10 211. II IlKlMll •Wfal Unfit. RECEI VING-New England. StMigify? PUT THE BITE ON till EnQa Mlnei Bengals 23. Dolphins 17 16, Colhoun 3 21. Chandler 7 14 Butto'D •MM. Branton 3 40. Gont J 7* Chandler 1 72 Mtami 7 • 7 J-17 Piccofic 2 22 Saturday Nov. 26 £78-14 133.50 S2.23 CKCMMti I 7 4 7-13 SLUSH & SNOW Cln-FG Bohr 44 A7IIJ > G78-14 $2.53 Mio— N Moore S pan from Gneie Broncos 14, Chiefs 7 Rain Date Sunday Nov. 27 SuburbanWMy«ito moo lYepremion K.chl 5.60-15 124.50 J1.77 • 7 • 7-14 Cm K Anderson 17 run I Bohr h.ckl Pits open 8:30 A.M. pi* %'n * 'uli bias plies, deep cieaied Cm-FG Botir 43 • City • 7 • •— ; F.I I tread, priced lo help you gel 1378-15 SU.50 $2.59 Den-Perrin?run(Turne( kick) Mio— D Hams 16 pats from Gnese Time Trials 10 A.M. • 12:30 PM IK I'M a good grip on ninler Tire KC—Marshall Ii post Irom Livinqtlon 1 H78-15 M1.50 $2.79 (Yepremionhick) Mt™ up now Cm-FG Bohr 41 (Stenerud kick) Practice Friday Nov. 25 Noon till 4 P.M. 20 Den—Moses 11 POtS Irani Mor Ion M>a—FG Yepremion ]S (Turner kith) Ctn—Trwmpy TV pass Irom Anderson Plus Sportsman and Modem Stocks A-M.0M I Bom hick) A-u.m •rftfuts Chiefs See BODINE, EVANS, HEARNE, 3 WAYS TO CHARGE First ctownt Jl K Rushes yards i3 U9 32 119 HARBACH, HENDRICKSON, KREMER, t7 19 First Downs Passing yards MASTERCHARGE • BANKAMERICARD Ruihes-yards 35-1*9 a 173 12' 160 Return yards 11 IS JARZOMBEK, BOUCHARD, GRECO GOOD/YEAR 93 Poising yords N Posses 118/ 70 311 • AMERICAN EXPRESS IIS U'. Punts Pastes 10 79-3 14 76 0 ui a JI Punis 431 M] Fumbles lost 11 71 FumMn-loil 37 II Penal lift yards J S9 176 Penalties yords US , >%•> INDIVIDUAL LEAOERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHiNG-D«nver. Armstrong 21-120. Lytie 12 U Keyworlh 6 20 Kansas City. Wall stadium 70 IM RUSHING-Miom I, L Horns Burki I 51. Boiley6 4j. Podplak IS 19 Dovlt I-M, N Moiret IM Cincinnati PAiSlNG-Dfnver. Morton a IB 2. I3S Grilfln 17-44, P Johnson 14 47 Kansas City. Livingston 20 31 I, l|0 PASSING-Mlomi , Griese 10 79j in Route 34 Belmar, N.J. Cincinnati, Anderson u 76-0. 173 RECEtil ter McNab's 25-foot shot past I M Penolliei-Gibbs All 3 « Kelly have not been "from lack of Phi. ? !! Chicago's Tony Ksposiloiit 7 :»i SecondPenod-3. Philadelphia. Ooilev trying" S (Dornhaeler WocLeiihl J S7 J Phlla of the third period lo extend the "Our guys never quit." he delphio. Ooiley 9 IBorDer. Dornhoelfrl Bruins' unbeaten Itrtng l» sev- 8 W Penomes-Phillipoll All e IS. Kel. said But they almost never IV. Phi. 1311 en games (lilies Gilbert score, either. They musteh'd tfVoUan Phi 0 SI Gould. Atl. IS 39 slopped 15 shuts for Huston's Shot! on goal -A!lanlo6 4 8-18 Phiio six goals in Saturday night s 7-fi first shutoul of the year while aeiphia 13 10 10-17 LOCKED IN - Nick Fotlu, left, of the New York Rangers, and during a fight In the first period of their game at Madison loss to the Sabres, bul other- Gooliet-Atlonla Myre Philadelphia the loss left the Black Hawks Parent A-W.0" Jack Mcllargey of the Vancouver Canucks clutch each other Square Garden. Canucks won 30, wise have tallied II goals in the winless in seven last nine games They have • y The Aneclaled Pren scored more than three nual* The victory was thr Bruins' extactly three times in IK seventh in a row against Chi- cago in Boston Garden, where games this season records und lota' points Po> Lakers' defense illegal, ineffective So Sunday night's 5-2 loss to the Hawks have not won in 70 18 16 14 M 10 9 I r 6 5 J } Hulls - not offense wusalmost nonexistent, IheVancouverCanucksblanked Chi 13 II Rimell, Chi 1/ 19 ChxoQO 5 Nevada Las Veaos 19 J 337 even play a zone defense especially in the first quarter 10K Bill Walton scored 32 points the New York Rangers 3-0. and twnch ttrved by Sovurd I' 19 Park 9 Cincinnati 7SS JOJ Suns IM. Spurs 112 BOI. 19 39 10 Louisville The zone, ol course, is illegal when Loi Angeley scored only Artis Ciilmore scored ;i MM as Portland rallied to beat De- Alvan Adams scored .12 points the Philadelphia Flyers topped SecondPenoil-Nonf Pr*»olt'e«-l*eHY M Syracuse in the National Basketball As- six points, an all-time low for son-fygh HH points to lead Chi* Chi. moiof 3 39. Wrninin nioiof aome i? Purdue &on Antonio (1111 in just 23 minutes of playing the Atlanta Flames 40 11 Michigan ?6 A sociation The Lakers were hit the club DETROIT Mill Jffton 1 (( H Oiberdmg 8 } 4 19 Porh. Boi S 51. RuSiell Chi b 01 Wil U1 rviarylontl 19 1 Cor i ) 0 0 6. Norwood * 7 J 10 DouQioi Pouill I 0O 1. Dumpier 9 0 0 II Glfvn I time to pace Phoenix over San "With that streak they're try- Jon CM. 14 4' Midtf'Plon BOS IB 17 15 Alabama lit with a technical fuul lor play- "Were not the best shooting 9 t 1 77 Money • 4 1 X. Simpson 9 ml r l 71 Ort#n 3 0 0 6 Sinn III] B-n Third Period-! BoitO'i Caihmoi, J 16 Winnesoto 1* i Ebtrhard 4 0 0 I. bktnnn J i 7 I Poque" tow J ) 4 V Dietrich 1 0-0 A Eafcini I 6 6 Antonio The victory was the WMkMMtMl • 1 I'> IMCNOb Ooohl ; 36 Penan.ei-None \t Anki' Forest lit ing It Friday night and were team around ami cannot afford I TOIQII43 76 It 117 lftwiniTi" _ Sholmnoool-Ch.coQO' S J-ll Ballon li b 3 046. Ford 0000 ToWs 41 IS ?3 1QI fourth straight for the Suns. Buffola I > ' —• 1244—14 18 Holy Cross PORTLAND (HI) PHOENIX fl]4t 19 Detroit 23 J warned atxiul using it Igtln to have coldshiHiting nights Flrtt Period—I. Buffalo. Gore'I I Luce Gooliei-Chicooo Esoovto Boilon G.I Grots ) ) i * Ntai 4 I 7 » Woiian • -i 4 Dovis V 4 4 77 Heard t 0 0 14. Adnms who had a team record 14 Ramwvl.lf S7.Penalii«~Nonp 70 St John s 17 9 Sunday night r1in berl A '' ' •• said Laker Coach Jerry We* t> )7. Holimi t 4 6 16. ' AH MI,,. r»0 0 >0. 13 6 1 It, Busc 7 0 0 4 rtfsipn.it y j j ?i steals in the first two periods Swond Period-? ButlalO. R Mo ' But even when they had the O*rn*. 1244. Vrr't WJU Coihoun li Scott 3 4 4 10. Lee 6 i 6 I/, Awirey 0 0 (J iFoaolm) S 10 J, BullolO. MtAtfam 7 "When you have a bad night MM. Davit 1 0 0 7 Dunn 0 0 0 0 To'an 0. P9*'i ) 0 0 6 Braif 7 7 3 6 Forrest 1 Civaliers 115, Sonlrs I0M (SchoentHd. Scilmoi * >* * Buffalo thins in operation, it didn't dn Mil 79 III O 0 77 Totali 5W4 31 D4 LUC* 8. I H i Washington Siroit 9 like this, you try to change Dilr.il II 11 If ll-IBI iwAnUrtta U V 21 V MI Foots Walker and Campy iCharron. BoltnchvcM.* » Penolf.e*- them any good The Hulls shot things What we tried to change P«mo*«t M M 12 Si— til PhMAU JI 17 11 J7-1M Buffalo Dtnch wrved by T Mortin 1 11. NHL standings Fouled oul~Skmn*r To'ai toun-Dr FouHdoui -P»"y Tolollou"* — Son An Russell scored 20 points apiece Foaoun. Bul 16 M 4J per cent from the floor and Third Period-* Washington Col'm* J tonight was make the ball go irftif 7*. Porflond74 A-11.646 lomo 74. Phoenn 71 Technical touli- as Cleveland snapped a two- WALESCONFERENCE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE CLIV1 LAND (till PouiU J inKtfdi A-ve" (Forbei, Boionchuckl. IS 3? t, Bullolo Patrick Division bretiedby Los Angeles 102HO in We didn't change things R Morf.n I lGu«vremonl P«rrpouHI Ntrrli Dtvtiltn CHICAGO (IBll game losing streak by beating W L T Pll GF GA Philadelphia " 3 1 7S ft "We felt wp had In beat their ftr*wer ' 0 0 14. Rutwii V /.'.'U 19 49 PenaMiei-Nonp very well " Chone* UMt Corr 6HD Womer ' 6 Jonnson 10 S r ?S Way ' i I <'. Cng1on 6-U-S-H Monlreui J 1 li 68 S7 NYltlanders 8 S A 77 67 zone defense by not standing 11 70 JOfdon 0 00 0 E bmitn 1 ? J 6 li I 10 31 Modond 3 4 4 10. Van Her i 1 J Detroit 8 6 Atlanta 6 7 S 17 48 In other MBA action the Lamtw'MDUl B Win 4 J ; ,> S>,vn»-. J. rtcothfrspoon 7 0 0' Mi-ngui 7074 points as the Sonics dropped LosAnoflfs J II 4J 4] NYRanger* ' 'U J 16 A3 CtQiieiWoi J li w 13 around and moving the ball Portland Trail Blazers beat the 1004 Totals 46 ?1 V IIS Bopiw-nttieu i i' TOit»c 40 j; 10 io7 MAT ti t DM) lOSAHOtLt\ IM) their fourth in a row Edwordi k-HMi Wosn.nglon 7 11 J H Smyth* Division said Chicago Coach Kd Badger Detroit Ptitom 119-101. the &MII 4 0 11 Snoi J 0 u * WfDvM ' 0 J fordtnn A.ikes 7004 Ed*ardW Adams Oivision Chicago 5 6 7 17 4] 14 Brown f I) 11 ji * NP* York RonflpfS i PiltiB-jrgh b li Butta'O I, WVostiington 7 King 14 46 17 Hillmanfi 1 7 I) BosseM fies—Mcllharg«v. Van ' So Foi-o NY New York Islanders9 Voncouwer? Boston I. ChicagoO 17 71 K Porter • S 7 71 Hawkins 7 * 4 1} 47 Boston 1. Toronto I Voncouver 3 New York RongcrsO Scholastic Third Period— 1. Vancouver Giihi 10 I. Corrmgton 4 4 4 17. Johnson 7 * •> B H Porter »? i 16 TololS 46 76 JJ 111 (Martin. Bll9r.ll. 7 » Penaltiet-Bhgm Oelro't7. SI Louis I D**vef , »INI H-I1S Von- B 19 Davidson. NY. \ttvtC I'v Mur Colorado ' Cleveland 7 NBA standings doch, 6 40 Calorado ol New York Islanders. 8 C Montreal I, Los Angeles 7 NewJtrwy M » 31 1) "I Shot* Qrt goal-Vancouver 887-71 P rn Monday's Games Minnesota nl Atlanta 8 OS p m EAST E RHCONf«RINCC WISTIRN CONFtRE NCE Fouledout —Haw* ins Corr mglon Trrti New York 8 S 3—16 ry. Nuggets Coach Brown Total IOUH- No games scheduled Pittsburgh oi Vancouver tDSpm grid schedule AttMfK DlVtt** MWWM1 DIvittcH W Denver M S 6*1 Otnwr.M New Jersey. J3 A S lift York. Davidson A- I MOO 10 Chicago I ' IU Hew • ••• 1 • 447 6p in •uMulo i I Detroit Ocean at Wall Boston 4 10 Indiana Freehold at Freehold Township 7 .10 p in KtmiosCity Thursday Cieveiond PSClfK DIvlttM Ailonta Portland Shore Conlerener SonAnlon.o PtKMflU A North W OolOen State LosAneeiei Mlddlelown No at Middleldwn So 10 30 a m Seattle Haritan at Matawan Ham >'t Buffalo 107 BotlonVt Ovnvef IIS, Hew Jersey M| A South He* Vork 11*. tndiona I??. OT Pnoem* m San Antonio 117 Ph.mOftpiulll Mil«auket 100 Chicago 107. Lot Angeiei H Central at Southern II am Atlanta 179. New JrrMy 114 Porliono Ml Detroit 101 in .10 am Washington l]l KantOftCity I7S OT Cieveiond us, Statue 1« Howi-M at Jackson NewOrleant 103 Houston 10' LaM#wood at Toms Hivcr South II a m &olO>n State 171 QetroilH Portland 104 Orvfiundtf Washington at ButlalO IJOpm Toms River North a| Brick 10 a 111 B Division Manasquan at Pt Pleasant Koro Ham Marlboro at Manalapan 10 30 am (Division Keyport al Holmdel || 1 m C (liner Oa«M Rumson-FH at Red Bank Cath Ham Asbury Park at Neptune 10:30 am Red Bank at Long Blanch in 111 a m St John Vlanney at Mater DIM III am Deadline Wednesday, Nov. 23 at 5 p.m. I Shore at Monmouth III ;i in Games played Thanksgiving Weekend

D Red Bonk Reg. II long Branch D CB.S. SUPERMARKET D Rontan • Motawan Reg. O 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG D Middlelown North D Middletown South D • Asbury Pork • Neptune • We thought Fine as they may be, D Oceon Twp. • Wall Twp. . • that headline neither the Mercedes nor PICK-IT D loms River North D Brick.Twp. might grab the Rolls has front-wheel • St. John Vionney • Mater Dei you. Interest- drive. The Dasher does, JERSEY NUMBER GAME D Rumson • Red Bank Catholic D JTCLASSES ingly enough, and it makes all the differ- D Central Reg. • Southern Reg. D 0 Pick any three numbers — your can play it's true. ence in poor driving condi- from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week D Freehold • Freehold Twp. • The tions. WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER D Marlboro D Monalapon D \ JES280E Dasher The Mercedes, the D Manasquan D Point Boro • Sedans Rolls and the Dasher do • Shore Reg . • Monmouth Reg. are our have their similarities. Cash-in with D Lakewood O T.R. South • ' lOLLSROYCE most All 3 have dignified D Howell D Jotkson Twp. D sumptuous interiors, with handsome, PR€STON€ Products D Keyport Q Holmdel D D UCW • USC • IN JRPRISINGcars; they thoughtful appointments $t Re d Offer • Navy • Army U outclass like reclining bucket seats, Juft (by moil) some very classy remote control outside mir- i machines in some rors and quartz electric Tit BREAKER - Total number ol points scored by oil leoms WAYS SEE IN very surprising ways. clocks. STORE DIS- Nam* : If you own a Mercedes- But only the Dasher has PLAY FOR Addrett Benz 280E, you'll be de- a® right there up front. ADDITIONAL City and Stale pressed to disc jver that the INFOR- Dasher 2-door Sedan with MATION Telephone : standard transmission not VOLKSWAGEN S3' 1.09 1.35 Mail or deliver to: Football Contest. The Daily Reqltter. only goes from 0 to 50 miles One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 by per hour quicker than the BUY ANY TWO DIFFERENT "PRESTONE" S P.M. Wednesday, Nov. 23. DOES IT ICE FIGHTER PRODUCTS SHOWN AND Mercedes,* but carries "PRESTONE" PRODUCTS WILL SEND YOU FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES more In its trunk. AGAIN BACKSl.OO AIL ENTRIES MUST BE IN KH ENVELOPE If you're about to spring From now until December 31,1977. you can for a Rolls-Royce, hold the get ready (or Winter with these line PRESTONE NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED Ice-Fighter Products Just come Into our store. phone. The Dasher holds get the special coupon from the displays, more in Its trunk than the send In proof of purchase from two dlfleren.t PRESTONE Products shown and PRESTONE Rolls, too. Products will send you S1 OO back by mall When cold weather comes you redoing to need these fine products So come on in now and "Cash-In with PRESTONE Products" while a>*«l . Route 35 AVAILABLE AT ALL. consent lo the use ol Iheit name address and photograph in Shrewsbury Avenue news stones and oi advertising promotion ol Ihis contest without lurtner remuneration 16 The Dldy Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY NOVEMBER 21 1977 Hunters' hazard: Artilleryman's ear

A fnend of mine has developed artilleryman's ear fields and in some other industries [or twn decades, but whk'h The duck limit is based on the 100 point system This may sound funny but isn't Permanent, partial or have come into use (or recrralional shooting fur just a short The canvasback counts 100 points Female mallards, black even total loss of hearing is inevitable with people who do a span of years ducks, wood ducks, hooded mergansers and redheads count 70 points each Drake mallards goldeneye. bufflehead. green- great of shooting without proper ear protection This man has A lot of people don't know that they need this protection winged teal, ruddy duck, nngnecked duck and widgeon count done plenty since childhood He is Howard Brant of I'nion but according to doctors, they do Ask your own The damage 25 points Bluewinged leal, pintail, gadwall. shoveler. scaup, writer, and II times state skeet shooting champion His wins without proper protection is cumulative meaning a lot uf HENRY oldsquaw. scoters and American and redbreasted mergansers include 12 and other gauges and high overall amassed over a shots have to be fired, but if somebody touches off a shoigun period of more than 20 years with feet of one ear that one may. become deaf instantly SCHAEFER count 10 points each During the years when he was most active in competitive This happened to another friend of mine You can have one bird over the limit for instance if you skeet and trap he fired possibly 10.000 shells a year He has a shi'ioi (wo drake mallards first you can then take a female I don't use ear muffs when hunting small game in the be- long career also in rifle and pistol shooting and when he was mallard and quit lief that there will be no damage when only a few shots are in the army he fired 50 caliber weapons and said his ears fired dunng the course of a day A deer hunter may fire only , New Deer Rerord rang for three days after w one at most a few shots during the course of a season Archers ran up another record deer harvest in the season His left ear is the worst but his doctor told him there is and snow geese, also to run to the end of the year However. I always wear muffs when shooting clay pi- that ended Nov 10 By the end of last week 2.3M deer had also nerve damage in the right ear. and that the damage to The limit on Canada geese is Ihree daily and six in pos- geons. or on the rifle range Yes the muffs cost a great deal been reported taken compared to l.tM last year, the former both is permanent Brant became particularly aware of his session The limit (in snow geese is twu daily and four in pos more than two tufts of cotton all-time high hearing loss dunng the archery season Deer hunters in par- session Snow goose shooting is limited to Middlesex. Mon- Every hunter, no matter what the quality of his vision, Hunterdon again topped all counties with US deer with ticular value their hearing because the rustling of dry leaves mouth. Ocean. Burlington Atlantic. Cape May. Cumberland. should always wear shooting glasses, prescription if his eyes Warren 275, Morris 220 and Sussex 217 is often the first indication that something is approaching Salem and Gloucester counties need corrective lenses Brant, on stand in Sussex County, found his world was si- Without glasses there is always the danger of being hit in lent on his October vigils. an eye by a shotgun pellet There is always a possibility that Like far loo many other people Brant relied on cotton in a gun will blow up because of anobstniction in the barrel, the ears for protection when shooting clay pigeons Cotton Dodd, Morrata lead Dorothea's danger that hot powder gas may blow back from some types does not do a proper job of stopping high frequency sounds of guns, and dangers from broken or whole clay pigeons, or Mike Dodd scored 14 points and Greg Morrata added 13 as from damaging the ears The best hearing protectors are the Lincroft beat St Mary's (Lakewood). 33-24 from twigs and brush in the woods ' St Dorothea's of Eatontown defeated St Dominic of Brick- "silent ears " or muffs which have been in general use on air- St Rose (Betmar) beat Mount Carmel (Asbury Park) 43 I shudder when I see fathers out hunting with their sons, town, 51-46. yesterday in the South Division of Ihe Mon 20 and St Veronica (Unwell) edged St Peter's (Point Pleas- and nobody wearing glasses And as for skeet and trap shoot- mouth County Parochial Grammar School League ant). 23-22 ing. I'd buy the kids ear muffs before I'd buy them a gun In other league games. St James of Red Bank topped Fran Decker scored 13 points to lead SI James while College bowl games Dnck Season Starts Holy Spirit (Asbury Park). 42-28; SI Rose (Lima) routed St Jack Sheehan's IK was high for St. Denis The second and by far the most important portion of the Jerome (West Long Branch). 43-17. St Catharine (Spring Joe Lunuanova tallied It points for SI Leo and Tim Rarn • y tM tUMMM rrm iMrMl duck season will start at noon on Wednesday and will contin- Lake) ripped SI Mary's (Deal). 4117. St Denis (Manasquan) es had eight for St Veronica Joe Glab had II and Mike (lark ML | l JacfcMUVlIM, F* Q**4 t«wt l } t vi PifHeu'oM 1 I ue through December The season also reopened for Canada beat St. Joseph's (Toms River) 43-17 and St Leo the Great of 15 for SI Rose of Belmar At mom.m va OM.11 Wintton SoifTi Stale 1)44 vs il Cww.no Stale I I ' NAIADtv.ll c Lowmono Stale J 3 ** SlonloralJ OK.H Pt«K»t**l AlkNMh To 6* Announced I, 0«c. It *l HMltM Al wZwMiiH. T«Mt Teim Tcios AM?M low «s Soutfiern Km Carolina I J t « B g I runne Cot 6 4 O W ih>ngion JA 1 1 or NMHOWoll Jw.l L D«c.n CMilc AIM' 2 Big I criompion Oklahoma * t 1

Attmpt, Am. AC champion *\ PtnnStalcVl Fairmont 2-Door Sedan Meadowlands iti - IhffM u, Miss Fror 1 Tip 11MI Lou Mocha Bear 11061 Norwood Hurncone Boby dUVSaumen Mount (M9) Maple in Float 0771 Arellano DontCrowdMlr* *• - P«H tMM AllMftRCt )(•! Grte* Robber 1170) Carmpan h \mirt tfi Dancer i Mirage (IMi Whiied Miner i Aie I till Whiied Musical Ambition 1 1701 nD Monti Hit) Kiidtia m* Fairmont Squire W»gon Firm iron (1151 Doniels Archie M |t»l Capoibo Study Cove lllft) no Social Setktf ("f| no , Mi - P»H UJm CMmklf J M A Gool Ol Gutri 1 IO61 0 DonnUi RuOvRoadiMOl N61 Nltd Hoime Fiath Hit) Whiird \ 7ft - P«TM 114 *M Allc. Challenge 1159) NaweOo 1 l*m# ft*t Evl Companion I'M) Careccio 1 Wanton Woman 111 * I nb Cnmvm B010 1116) Mapir I CrownGlorv H"> MiClh - 1 Blue Clan |l(M) Gailo I Hiitoric Minu'es 014) Arntone 4 Bid 'a Fome (Mil Soumeil NoiioncHf (1141 Ventno .5 Bold Flora 11141 nb I Jrt — Cm* V4» CKMIIII I »• • l» Irith Swe*i>f 1 1141 nb •-•• Roan flockttt (115) Klidna 1 Fairmoni 4-Door Sedan Al Home in Front (l Mi Wmied Hi - PWM UiM* AlltwMKt J r« * •» Turf 1 Lightening 11091 Novedo I Shorten OjQi Maple Norffiern Heirm i MSl nb Bold Drummef (11B) Gran. 1 Jenny King 1117| nb AAClent Port 1)0*1 Co'to Bonnie Brave I nil Soumeii Royal Ame.ican HWi VonCnel Summer Semon 1113) nb Horwt Acret IDJI AreHono I Becky * Honey 1 Hit Pagono Poikooondy mil Micen i Zambia 111?) O ConneH CiondteniMl N>ed Playm s Foo

Miijy * fan Trench Dobrynin ll»j Amy Goodbve Aaoin 11061 Kennev Defiance (1771 Pogar A Rough Win (I III Tnomos Borrote 1110) UcCauiey National velvet I US) Saumell S-2 Bids Lod llKJt Miteii Scftt*r Lightning 111?) Nied 4-1 Older Child ciM) nb Royal Tunic (HI) BrockieDo m - PWM if JM Chrtmtm i r* 4 •* Dough Bo» i lMl 0 Cortnen Pal the Bondit (IK) Whiied Three better ideas Itm.twt Poodock Paula (1>4) Saumell M Cat 1 Cradle OH I Borden Am Reasonable 111*) Mied 61 Somu Ei Bariell (U6) Aflarr Aion i Princwi (116) Somyn 10 I 1 m Frilly 1 Boy UMI nb Brion» Burr (D6I Rim III Ten It Around (CD Arellano Selections 1 - Musical Ambition, li Flut, Dancer's Mirage in space, fuel & 2 - Bid to Fame, Assalre, Octet 1 - Al llomr la Frail, Ancient I'ort. CUadiex 4 - Srhrer Llgktilig. Krench Lass, National Velvet 5 - Mostest, Miss Fran's Tip, Paddock Paula ( - Good Ol' Gitk. Climb Aboard. Bitter Ring 7 - Crown Glory. Wanton Woman, Nalionelte 8 — Sumer Session, Wee Heatker. Playln' Foolsie cost efficiency: I - Cat's Cradle, Barrote, Dobrynln BEST BET - At Home in Front'(lrd) Freehold tomorrow The 78 Ford Fairmonts lit - PKt IM PWM ll .ttt C I Proot Myer tUreeni V Connie T iPoquet) . Royal SohDfo iLfCousei si Scotch Time Lou < Interdonato) 6 Artette Smith iKovoiefl) ?J TomHonover N 10 AngioliMol 0 G»»n Edword I INo Driver) IJ I Wagon ratings are lower DeleonNon (Lipam U l F Wlronheod (Butler) 3 pf ice includes sleel uelled radials and available 3 3 hire engine Rambling Spoon iGoidmi 70 I E»citing Byrd (DiMambrai ' Smone5toc* Vicor iHodgersJr ) 70 1 Boardwalk (Daupianei 4 Urnono neiii i; 1 Sitwna (Rovnol Count Condor i Bergeron) IS l Mister Hoi Shot (H F.iioni t For Ihe American car buyer Ford s new Fairmoni will be The Fairmont is a whole new kind of car already, knocking Some Myitery lG>guer«l JQ 1 PeteOregon iParolonl s li*e nothing he has known before he will learn lhal bigger on I985sdoor The roominess is Iromanolher generatu CFBlUngeri JO 1 Mono Creed (Btesnoriani has not necessarily been better and that smaller can be You can actually tell what the tires are doing Mt-P*K<-!MPwrMll4M Lokewood Dorl iPicard) nj Fomoui Vic (Wotheni HobO Nob N iGonll btgger. a seeming puzzle which is answered by good, solid Star Kyie iLeCouse) Volet Honower (GilmouO - X engineering Fairmont is one ol the most sensible answers CAR AND DRIVER MAGAZINE. Night Rogue (Formal 11W—Pgc* IM Purs* II.4M Clm«| Trjpiy Roinbov I No Driver | Heytetbury Lod 1 ComoU S yet to the problems that are waiting Lodys Advocate iDonprif I I Mirocie Woverly (Siallord) lust around the corner JtmmyS Bye Byr I No Driver) I Merrydell Dandy IPoquell 4 Noncy Baby (Ungeri Mr Clover Song lT«lel 4 ROAD TEST MAGAZINE LO'nuroy IWilsonj 71 Zircon Abbe (CompoeHi Roset Cnrisone iDanceM 71 Beou CruvoriLooneyi Fly Fly Solly (Fihon) ?l Queemes Mite [Brisson) till - Pact IM Purte 11.IM Clmf Frosty Eden (Sparocino) 70 GoldCuitomer IR f-.i.onF Frrjtly KUnr I No Driver) 70 Ark Mood iParolor.) Rowlings Street I Ooncer I 70 -Prove it at FORD Selections 1 - Royal Sahbra. Connie T, Arlette Smith 2 - Sly Noble, Slarcralt. Saydoe Dean your local Ford Dealer. ) — Tnckawav Bobb), Spartan Pride. Gents Boy 4 - Lisas Honor, Noble Sonya. Grit 5 - Star Kyle, Famous Vlr, Topsy Rainbow ( - Ark Mood, Gold Customer. Parkaway Paul 7 - Slim Jim D. J M Elizabeth. Freddy Belmont II — Dancing Rose, Gondolfo. Justly Smokr J - F W Ironhead, Sipcr Ted. W Direct II - Mister Hot Shot, Bloomingdale. Maria Creed II - Merrydell Dandy. Miracle Waverlv, Bean Cheval BEST - F W Ironhead (*lh) r Auf i FW sou I Tiger SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1977 The Dtfly RfigaStCT 17 FEABBAp I Via. •>.— •"* - *^ ?» LTD - lt», tin aouangir 71. Merchandise 71. Merchandise 77 Pets And Livestock 2 AUtM For Sale For Sale CALICO KITTEN - Frot to a food •fftr. Call after • p m , home Affectionate, very playful and CRUSHED VELVET - Couch, 140. LfAviNG STATf - Co/wd moh« Her trained Mutt part with, du* to itudlo couch, 131, three captain's aortv Vktorlan dresser wltti oval rnirj llertf.es Coll OH» FORD - tM LTD convortlbiT dwlri. tIS. leather Chrome Croft bo'. rot. 14X16X31" high, oppralsed at 1100 Call 144 Sett »IOC Sorrltxr ot *35O Morble top CHILD'S HORSE - Soddli and brNtit. dreiser. Vktonon 3?X4)X1»'. ', op five Dales of hay ISO! or best otter CUSTOM MADE DRAPES - I7S.71. praised ot 1350, sen at .175 Heppicw Coll t7t WM. ^_ utc HO«M«T mi - i FORO MAVERICK - ,*», mint 0M- IIUnew.caiUI».M£lor,y -"--n.JIJBlmln, Aaklnf 11000 hite cord table. 1110 Dreiel French DACHSHUND - AKC. miniature pwp^ C«l7ff»UfafttVs toffy ColK - Good condition. Daily-Sunday 140 Many other Items Call W HI a LIKE NEW- Four whlte"»poked DOG TRAINING - ioythore Com ponlon Dog Club Ne«t dosses Nov mags, tires lor Datsun pick up or Luv 30th and Jan 17th Coil 741 «W MOHlOHIlI TOtlMT0«IMO - my.W7I. Iwtwti Mirailr.. «»O WAOON - ttoT. tM REGISTER pick up tJOO »l t». <*. ncH—1M9WM Marlahriarlar «•M DOG WALKER - RespomlWe person •> MIcMUMldaMlmM •>.«< M will cote tor pets In your home Little Classified Ads MAPtE ICO — And Dr*ti*f, %7t. Silver area Ifl ?74! after S FOtDint Store showtove, HDD llgauge oulo malic shotgun. *110 Silverware chest, as low as IW (re (.ream choir patio set. IIS it* irWiwmWwyfN-ot^ IUICK IITATI WAGON 1971 - r^njeanjman jiaiod M« oft.. ua HORSE - BMutifurctWftnui, V Arab ^^^^H^HT KttCaltlaMt t^M^dMiaMi Tna TMan?olH idiaati. ISI offeTlntar n 38 cents MUST SEl I - ADf A(. 4 Cumpbell. three •UICKIHMT WAOON - 1171. SW tion. km mum «*» in oau IHIe Silver, N J. 07739. or coll 7*)) them destroyed Coll otter S p.m.. 471 Ovar lie olt tondltlonad now cort In ? years old. AskinAtkU g 1700 Stove, never orlaM mll«. MMr lt~fln», >m> Ot OFEL - im. Evcollonl condition AUDIO VISUAL LABI - SOB HIMildt SSet otter * p.m Itock McCLOIN iUlCK OPEL INC . Avt-. carnar Control Ava . Atlonllc trie WtsflnQhouse White. i»5ai,ai5iaiff ca»*Maji«ca»*Maji«tt. "•"•" "'•"'•* * Una,, li.aa) mll.t T«o noWrodlal Classified Ads Good tmaMw, \\m turn Call 717 «ro«, w» brakn Inl on.r Ml 11*1 Sltrawlburv Ava.. Now Stirowibury Hlghlondt. thraa oloclronlc ottom NURSE RN - Port time, ll-f, Brook SArNBEARb~PUPP~IES~- AKC. — amrfajn. attar t blort. wiring ond Mldorlno. minimum dole Nunlng Center, 1115 Hwy. JS, Champion Sired Long and short hoir mm two yoort oxptrlanct Apply In porton. Hat 1*1 M4 MOO 542-1700 PIANOS ORGAN5 Ooollty Utter Call S44 IS36 THUHOERIIRO - Itn. low mllo. Audio Vliuol Lobt mM condtllon Atklnt OW Coll m im oftof S M p m Toll Frt* from rVatowon Aw Miirt* usffct *' >•*• HI E Newman Wring* Rd . Red look RN'S. all tnlttl. Potlllom ort ovall OpportunitieDpporti s __ QLD MUSIC CENT TWO GIRL S BIKES - Excelienl con OHO In Pool. OR. OB. Critical Cort Call for Appoinlmrnt dltlon, 19 •.best offtr CADILLAC UOAN Of VILL1 W71 - iRNOONNNEWSPAPER ROUTE KITION CHEVROLET CO TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - luaiil Piychlolr k and Mtdlcol Suffllcoi 671-9300 46} 47^. TM> iMdMnlcat canalllan Immacu •arvlci DOWN El PONTIAC, U Low DANISH MODERN - Living room HM4N MAKE SOME MERRY MONEY lott WIMMV att cittorliClt anl d *utt . liadiam dofii wlr m«>t ali l MOM tt. Molowon Sot TJtl Mt Burn! orange tola, two burnt or FOR THE HOLIDAYS miM ana* twnd Hmulon tide rtmln. end PINBALL MACHINES •ecomc on Avon Representative no* CLEANERS AND TAILOR SHOP - LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - Town TOYOTA COROLLA MM- Four -door (stair and iQtftc lobl* Asfclno »00 83. CBs, Electronics • Vim ond 0tl In o« the blgmit gin selling Hwy 34, Mlddlttown location Ideal _orge selection Fuljy guaranteed , AOILIAC Ith - Mon a.VIIL. E> tor. im, tour40or. rullyooulppod.fi damn, AM/FM rodlo, slut two CB SALES AND REPAIR - Of all waun ol HM y»or. Cofllodoy (or mor* tor family operation Eicellent op Coll 717 1300 fienaNllv yl landau. >uil«d hoi SUM an tactory warranty 111 HO CAFETERIA WORKER - Rod Rank OIL BURNER SERVICEMEN M/W - mtv (or thoM who enloy working with DINING ROOM1ABICS '*c CallSlHan rvaMnaj or .cottnea REFRIGERATORFR£EZER~- IS Shrewsbury 747 4JOO glaH. marl Rlrat WaM UW M mlKi. good condl "kASCnOol. and motivating people For more In' 40xM. I7S each Bedroom set, three cu fl . looks good, works good. t» MERCURY COMET itn - 1, 747 1774. E«1 34 formation, coll: Lorry Boyd. 701 147 pieces. 1100 Camera. Polaroid. ISO tsoo. DI*r-?». China, Jtrvlc* tor elghl plus CAMICf >H» - TIM a*aal. ao»ir U> cjllo tl CARPENTER - Mint hovo cor, will- OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR ROYAL ADDING MACHINES Or Flyer Topicosh oppralsal. Nt-m. uat. •Hi! I. marina, arakn. Com VEGA - 1174 Hatchoock. lull tunod. Ing to travil. work long hourt ond SKILLS EARN EXTRA MONEY 17cup.ondtoiKers.t?; Cull 791 OSS? wirun alt. ami Urn. vlo.i loo. iwo GAS STATION AND GARAGE 137 tt ANTTQUES -"Anything old Furnl ttorio. olr conditioning, mw stool tomtwopktndi. Coll 991-1979. HIGH RATES: NO FEE 117 Hit IS •act equli DINING SET - Ffultwoort toblf. Coll 717 mi raawmawi. tour tpoad. Mklng (ISM EATONTOWN SIMM lure, china, glass, dolls, [ewelry. rugs ME RCu"RYliOUOAR XR7 If71 - Call m till aftor ) 30 All doy wM Leonardo three leave*, tour chain. IBi RCA Top cash pold Mory Jane Roosevelt. Low mllooot. ... •OdkKECPERS teats 70. excellent tor family oper doors, windows, glass, free of charge collint condition Now mow f Ir ot. pertonce nocMMry. Apply Chorlei Ko DINING TABLE - Ctntom. Contfm SEARS WASHER AND DRYER - HS MERCURY MAROUIS - 117] Four KEYPUNCH otlon Good take-out area 1S3.000 By rory, terfolit. 41 round. * II" in Mlddletown Township Small charge door wttfto. Wwt vinyl lop Slool bal IMH mim wile Antr t. »4 am II you have any of the above tkllli and Fnor I Som. \» MolnM. Koawtufq. appointment LAWLEY AGENCY, eoch Mother needs work Sola. I7S OPPORTUNITY - For win mpnagtr Kiv«. (our complimentary chairs tor ottwr ureas 747-2945. M iddkalt ll.lti III JaU VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Ntw anoint ore tmeretted In ttmporot y work, why Reatlorv 74I4M? BlgtocrlHce Be«l offer m THQ ««• MS ond trantailt. Good tlrot. Haodtrt. not come ta end reo/ster T Wt pay top ond .oles aiioclalM Growing cam X CAST IRON - RoiliulOfs. one old NAN JOHNSON MERCURY MONTCLAIR )H* - Mint Bottonar Coll 7>7 semod In STEAM CLEANING BUSINESS - asMnned rast iron bath tub BUYS AND BUYS condition Collector t Horn Aiklna MARKS MUddletown. If you ore mteresltd In a Must sell. 1700 For carpet ond uphol From on entire household to a single ilery Equipment and customers For 17! IS/4 IHtVUOLtT CAPKict - Itll, iioot coiionari. mmu VOLKSWAGEN VAN Ito9 - Roklllt >ve. M) tOffl good opporiunrty cotl Item Antique furniture, |ewtlry, .11 tnolnt. noMi body work. UX more Information call Nick Morx. 717 SNOW TIRES - Two, Goodyeot po vet Immediate cosh Top dollar black. favr«atr. AM/FM itirtt. MON MOUTH CLERK TYPIST — My t hove •• CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 7tl793» MIS after ipm yestrr, fit 14. prattlcally new, IM •43 144* madl lamt aaaV anrt. u» Call W per tenet In Mnwol office dutln Good JlEreWtfi •oih Call /4i 0510 HwyM Eotonto.n U1IU0 VOLKIWAOEN SOUAREBACK - typist full Am* tmploymonl. Colt An Itf MONTE CARLO - 1171 Itn. good condition aVton Brolhefs Inc.. 51 S3 Mechonlr U Money To Loon SOfA Three iushu>n And chali, r MAuIiTCLAillT- Call?l7 C MO. 197 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank Interioror., golaoid body, foutour (door One Tho Dolly Roglittr. Shrowibury. N.J.. PART TIME PAPER DELIVERY (800) 822-8989 Bwnv Moi-b*»?ns and Why Nols on Next Page CHCVlKM.lt H7J ML AM)/ - »aw tl.ffW 747 1MI PIN10 WAGON It/) - Automotl arm. Early Sun, morning, no collecting or THOMASVIl I.E SEVEN PTECE — o—d rmctmicat comtllon. not* lima tollcmng. must hove car. Permanent Bedroom set. three years old. orlgl bodywgrii. IMIor tmt offtf M1IW! 3 Truck* and Trailers yoor-found position. 747-H4J. $3 'Kjily.ilUJ SacrltlieiSOO or belt offer 51. Help Wonted oftn ip m DOLLARS Lome between 4 9 p.m. lo Stony Hill CHIVROIET IHJ - Hiilil CHEVROLET VAN 1971 — GIB Win PHONE SALES - No enperlence me PINTO Itn RUNAtOUT — Four dowv CR, FM itoroa. T.V.. fully car esswry Betn—n • » * p.m. Monoov Apartment*. Apt <77B. Building li, Ea MMKN Ihrowgh Friday 747 *llt or 747-tiU tontown tpMd runt wtry »ood Atking •*?! pattd. bod. cart catling Mali DRIVER WANTED - Part tlmo. Sell merctKindrie you no lonoei need CHEVROLET IHI H TON — With or USE with a law colt Family Plan VOLUNTEERS utility body Adi couch ona iwo thalrs, solo ond chair. IVj% uoverminl backed tt. Credit Id S7S.IH4077. _ I MH7I ELECTRO/MECHANICAL ASSEM- Available tor Merctiandlie For Sole motlc, «li cylinder, power brakes, problem! understood Call 3411 TOO ond ( v HAWDYiViAN /« tn A con WANTED CHEVROLET 1973 - Haovy duty »• BLERS — Refrigeration, electronic «r 11 Only. Article must originate from a power steering. t«n wltti vinyl ro«f, get a "New Start now! New Star! Fl sole. ex. el lent condlllon. Chan Is so.rrnce.tmt afior Met It Ui mf ton, utility body, u.m Coll 7190477 auto iRpvflence helpful Inleroillna hOMthold and may not exceed a salt . _ i m» - ii.. _ ofHr Ipm work, good •MrtlM sotory. encehonl nanclno. pries of 1100.00 per or tlcte needs repol. Beit utler Coll 741 FWS ••rl, aawH ilnrlnt air. aaaroil WHALE AGENCY benefits Eleciro Tmp«l»e Lab inc.. TWO LADY S - U kmat yellow gold GOOD PAY m.1,1. is.tatmli.i Immaculila PIVMOUTH OUSTER I97J -' Air con CHEVROLET Itll - Sldt pomlt. 7414404. Mr McCowtty Established singe 119^^ Price MUST Be Advertised Each ad imond and two IIITj a7l4Wl MUM*. roctl Noodl trokt odlutlmtnt UM Inus, Butterfly. • dmonlML iew«r tlccrlno, SI400 or b#*l tP> dltionol line 11 No copy change* may ubin. fiOO. Bo*v cluster of »vtn ru- CMCLt CMtVUOLiT orbntottor Win EXECUTIVE SECRETARY be mode and no discount*, or returns Good typing and stvno Excellent oosl 739-9200 blss.slOO 671 14S9 Must be 17-34, should Iftrawvattfy Ava Shrawiawrv FORD PICKUP 1970 - wl*l __ will be mode H od Is conceded before MHI» PLVMOUTH PURY - IW. tlx-cv tlon locol aroa Foe neootloWe Start expiration, SvdMMfi.llH and Otcootorlot Now paint. SITS. be High School gradu- t - CamiiHali intUSatttf ipm I II,» Call SO-4B1I ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY our MlddHtown office G » 71 Merchandise TO PLACE YOUR one 4S "KSO", one ?9'.'iiiS0" Wonderfu ate, willing lo re-locate opportunity, best working con _.Jfc alMlaMa ilaarhHJ. TRUCK AND CARGO INSURANCE »Thtrnm *w. MTUN Shrow6j97t> 14 Paradho. Dwarf Bonono Trees. Coffei Hundreds of occupa- MO* 11* MW FACTORY HELP-Wood Plants, etc;, etc Mikes Greenhouses, 94HOUR SERVICE mis?, PLYMOUTH 'SATELLITE - lt*l. tptrltno htWw* Coll W Short Blvd.. Keontfaurg 717 5414 72 Garage/Yard Sales tions; tree housing, CHEOlTf»oallM5' St»S«bltwtwn»4:)0 ROUTIMAN (M/FI - Eltlblltnid ALMOST NEW - Lord ond Taylor* Nl aolr, OkAomoHc. good trant dry doanlno on) laundry routo. < '" YAR0 SALE -Nov. 11 ITmT 79 Boy Ma caahT II twin varklna. wt can double bod mattress. Harvard double SI oHAve of Two Riven. meals, health care, uni- DtS 4 Motorcyclot GAL'GUY FRIDAY - Retoll $fore. or wMowt own rout! Coll lot 1000 half la ftl yaw financed No monty ufii CYCLE INSURANCE d opportunity tor part time work. frame 140 Coll 671 37S4 Rumson forms; fantastic retire «aa*. >»mnni tiiiail la wll vaur Saturday* Coll SttTTQf SALES MIL* WANTED - Oota'l In •Ma*. «a*r Hn and Ouollly Ula4 PLYMOUTH] (TWOI H70 - •ofti Froi quotes and Mnritri bv phone. Call r AM/FM CASSETTE PLAVER menl plan Requires toll tro* WATTS ll«e. Wmim) 24 GAS STATION ATTENDANT! — Ap- FURNISHING ON A I OW BUDGI i ' Cankt rtnii tram. Call Rintn *an towr door, ])• enotnes. power ste*f hewn, WM days a otok. Wail FraS ft i Koyport Pi - Check the USED FURNITURE IMC. m Iraad M . KM •<•* 741 SIM Ing/brakts, deon tn onrt out I17S ply ot 74 Leonordville Rd . ielford. Call 741-If7t 77 Pets And Livestock Army enlistment. For •OCn f!7*4»7 HON&A - I97t CRMtT Low milt N J Full lime. 7V7-H04 tor appoint SALESPEOPLE - Full tlmo or port CENTER OF RED BANK Fine furnl DASHEa. tIATION WACON lilt - ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE lure lot less W Shrewsbui y A^r AKC BOXER -- Mole, nine months more information at no LIU now Flrtt U10 totot It M7 lwt», nporloncod Aaply Ratd't Jrw old Obedience trained Coll ofler 3 fan —il air, AM/FM radio, ilaa Pi YMOUTH VALIANT BROUGHAM Areo'i largest and finest selection. 373 FURNITURE - From (IMP home. Pine radltli EictUml candltlan M.3W coll oftor J. Man,Stovltw SquoroColl. Ocoon pm W viS7 obligation, — H7J. atr condtttonlno. p»wr ittor HAIRDRESSERS - And oul.fanl* Sojuanfcum Vtllowbrook Rd.. Form dining room. French Provincial bed- IM, MCtlttnt CMKllllon UM, Col YAMAHA ENDURO HO 1971 — Road wonted Pioplr who would like lo ULESPEHSON - Far wamtn't thop Ingdott, Mil to Mowell Park. room. Redwood polio, some antiques AKC COLLIE PUPS - Eye checked leorn weight dlslrlt>utlon method of part-tlma. E«ptrltnco proftrrcd In .tfTmr and dirt Wkt Eicoltant condition Low McLAIN.f»f3;i(7doy.l Etc. Coll MUStf after i and wormed Enti>llent quollty hair tutting Call Sewoft Hair De Barton. 10-13. MINOV'S. Rl. 35 OfM] PLYMOUTH VALIANT - ttTJ Irowf mUotgo. Ono Mtmtt got! with It. An FURNITURE "- Five piece bedroom Coll 61) 6111 Call DATIUN 1171 - MaMI IIW Four IngUfc TtlTOHoflorlpm trail •ark Ava . OaMairit BALDWIN INTERLUDE 11795 — hom >t.M4J miles Two new snow Lowrry TGB, UK Hammond MRIOO set, new, SIM Five-piece dinette set, BOX STALLS - Foi rrnl PoVtWes," ajaM. 3a M.F G.. FM ihroc/loa* •> SECRETARY Red Bank Mrei. EiceMtnl condition. Aihln HOSTEES^OS EKp*rl«tKotl. avtr Off5 Walnut Story and Clark Grond. UO Full *l» mattress, new, «9 95 At riding ring, hay cwxt groin available canal, tuw torn)f«iMi I ft RCYCLE SERVICE, INC II Evwntngo i end iietvendl Appty In Inttrtitlng poiltlon Stono halplul special, S3ffS. Hammond Aurora, Middletown areo 67I-97IS person botwtwbttw* t IS p m Short Point Sam oaoNtrlAg. To 1130. ter 1 p.m. 4tK»W. OOOOE DART INI - Slanl ><• •» PLYMOUTH 1V7S - Gtond fury UnUn 1 3rd Ayt -Long Broncfi-7J9 Ittfj LOWREY ORGAN CENTER. ami. atld Itcel troniporlollon Inn, tm Hwy Hli ACE EMPLTSTMENT ACENCV 107 Monmoufn Mall (near Penrvey's,, FUR STOLE -^Natural Norwegian 741-5930 41,OM mlln, air. AM/FM. AUIn U2-III0 Blue Fox, tM Gown: .lie 4, blue on F^MdViM. jlm BUflrm m lilt HIM CotltPOPoffer 7pm INVENTORY CONTROL >TtMI»lA>a 747 3404 Shrowibury 51. Help Wanted DODOC ITATjON WAOON -' itat Operate inventory lyilcm with Pro- SHEET METAL WORKER - Dlvtr white, yellow lace, site S, wine color PONT I AC CATAUNA- IHt SKrtU $ Auto Sorvlctt/Port* BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM - Hong- velvet, site 7. almas! new. S70 each i. KMaf mlln One TVOQS*I rvmaj potaajnoarr # UMOO ^ duction Department Some (wrchmlno UfW Utaot mow iiporlonci doiliM Ing mirror, KMT. l» tlon UM 7»«I71 THREE MOTORS - On! 307. Iwo hetptul. Start DM Will canoUtr trodt tchool or mllllory Jfl-4770 tn-nn. 0000C WINDOW VAN - Goad cor J71 > 13 Broy Avt, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY troinlng. lf#ereiHng work, good) itort GAS STOVE - Desk, floor waxing dm». Mai •*»•«. W» or 6nloH« PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Illl, ],ot PortMonmouth MThomcnAv* 747-UM Sivewibury Ing lotary, t.cllonl bonotih Eltctro QwMn slit, frame, Stolv Box machine. mtki. loodod. Foil *o*« Atklno U.tSI I moult I Lab Inc.. 741-0414. Mr. ond mattress, Mediterranean head 77V 4971 7M Ull oliir 1 AM'FM rodlo Now borhtry. ihocfcl We art proud to announce the opening 170 Brood SI. Hod Bonk. NJ 747 Illl. mosvllle collection, mint sacrifice. AUTO AND CYCLE INSURANCE of our third motftrn Data Entry Cen- bttt offtr. Call 173 1613. Of Asbury.Park tiros, ond tunrd up SoolllII SMM te* Our new MoNwan location (. con chanics. If you are a mechanic Interested Froo Quoin By Phono BOX UTILITY TRAILER' FIAT SALE] AND SEKVICE - LE •urn LowRcdri S3I-RNJI venlently located adjacent, lo Rl. 3S TAILOR/FITJER M/W HUGEPIANOSALE VINE M0TOII COUP . Maalt »«. PONTIAC STATION WAGON - Itt ond 34. ond (uil mlnuttn off Garden Pretttglout men's store In Monmouth Excellent condition, U» in ideal, clean, modern working condi- • d* 71*S7» Cofollna Powrr itotrlng/ brokti Orv AUTO INSURANCE Stole Parkway ol Exit Iff*. We need County hot full-time opening for o After S p.m., 741-7931 Frn quoin and blndori by phono Coll enpeflenced opefatori lo work on tht nm us Ml ml Kkllted tailor Must have experlmct In BUNK BEDS - With bedding, com 775-9300 tions with all of the best pay, benefits, toll trot WATTS lino. MM» 97U 74 totttt Ooh) Entry •oulpmen,. We offer the lilting ond alteration, ot quality Open dolly'til 9 Sat. til 5 PONTIAC TEMPEST 1170 - Slu hourt. Mvtndayia wotk. a good ttortlng lalary, fully potd com men's doming. Should be orttculote and future opportunities — here is your two door, olr 1300 An.rtpm pony benefit, and o challenging work and well-groomed Excellent working Main St and cornrr ot Mattlion Ave. YOUNG DRIVER SAVED OVER UM KIMta Food with congenial working condl conditions with many benefits. Call HOTPQINT ELECTRIC — Drop-In — At frw AUTO INSURANCE CEN Horn Calltam to Sp.m. tor appoint MM Hughes. 777 12)4. range, four burners with oven Perfect chance! PORSCHE ]UI - IM3 convirllbl TER. 65 Hwy 31. Koyport. N J COM- table dHhwavher, 170 Eight mm prol- condition. MS Call 141-7313. with hardtop. 0 hard to-tlnd clotilc PARE Photnl* BroktrcKJt. lot >M7 •M ector and screen.! If you just want to job jump — don't FIAT IfTI — IM Saorti ScJtfar. Con- AUIng UCOO. Ill tHI CMF COBP J7t>»il ROOTS i. OS. CollM? I4«l IBM TYPEWRITERS vorllbl. llul nordloplop. olrolr,, AM/FM ul Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 105 Brood St RtdBan* CLARINET - By Buffet, like new. apply TECHNICIAN - Full-time poiltlon. In RENTAL$17,50permo. liana , way ahuahul . U.OOUOOO l E 9 Construction 1100, cost over WOO. Cello, S75, cost Call Bob Crawford at LADIES-MEN - Work at homo on Hw our Pharmacy, tome evening hours Rent with option to buy 171-0377 MI phone, oarn tSS-tSD wtokly tervklng 1190. Phone S4MW7 FlltCtlltD ESPHIT - 1171, po»ti Equipment our customtrt. K4-S344. ond rotating weekends required. Must JtjNlCIR~BiE"6R~00M SET - Good be .killed Tn sterile procedures and COLONIAL - early American living condlllon. (100 Christmas stable, out aH*rtna> oufcmollc, Mr. tlgM Irock REBEL STATION WAGON - 1170 ELGIN SWEEPER -1300. Mock Iroc LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced have a high degree ot accuracy. Lob or room tat. three piece tictlonol. doon, l» Boy's 10 speed bike. 170. tat mlCoa». dttlna O00C «tf aMO rum grotn. IIH0 or Mtt onor tor, ISM. Roatri low-bid trailer. 264-8500 Modern office. Reply to Bon B-147. pharmacy bocwound preferred Ap- FOUR ICONOLINE LUXURY VAH CollTtl U« or HI 17)5 U0J0 Cottrpllfor looOK. UM Cram. The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. ply Rlvervlew Hospital, Personnel De ufmr U yd., with othxnmontt. bockrtot. 45' portmenf, 15 Union St., Red Bonk. An RED RANK VOLVO IfT) — Puffy awajaad. Can bt win at equal opportunity employer IM/F) Shtcatan l«n. rlaikl IKMCa Al* I III E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD boom, clomihtll buckol. draollnt COLONIAL SOLID BRASS - Slx-O RED BANK. 711 SMt buckot, ItSK III 4547 LIGHT DELIVERY - Must have own :elllngllgtilllHturi. US. car. Between I: Vtt p.m. Monday TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - Fund FOM> ELITE If7t - T-O-OW. fully RITTENHOUSE •trough Frktoy. MM 111 Of 747-HK railing protect. Work from home. 10 Wonted Automotive ComrnTsslon. Coll 772 7000, Ext. it, be- COME TO MILDEW HEAVEN - For •ajulwud. with all iirtro). air. powtr LINCOLN MERCURY Inc LINOTYPE OPERATOR -Ex- boraalni! tt and S3. Lifetime cottume CLASSIFIED tween ii a.m. and 4 p.m. WIMawl and lock. Crullt control IWMWYB 77HS0O OCEAN TWP JUNK CARS perienced, full lime position. Book ond colltcllon flooded out Gowns and U.m fnlltt. JOB* OTMIV Eicillanl lob wort. LTS Press, 300 Broadway. TELEPHONE SALES - From our dretm trom W'ttO'tSO'j. 542 7171. 6 candTHon. m-Otl. SHORE MOTORS Volvo Triumph Ooolrr Long Branch. I» lift Mlddlefown office, t I. Salory plus tp.m. fflsr commission. Call 471 •«» between 14 FORD LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE - Hwy. 35. Monomuon. S1B-7S0O TOP DOLLAR MACHINE OPERATOR - University COMPLETE DARKROOM EQUIP- STRAUBBUICK -OPEL Grophlcs Is seeking on Individual to TELEPHONE SALES - From our MENT — Stolnleu tttel sink, enlar- owir brokti/ltltr\nq, roof MkoOetown office S v p.m. Salary plus jjwm ar bail alttr Coll ol NINE ACRES at Now OM Uajd Con operate our optical scanning ond ger. print washer, etc. nil. IM KM Hwy» JoMOJOK photo-typesettIng equipment during commlsilon. Call 671 4I» g Monrrwuiti County 1) yean ^.l#.l Tit* VB>0|firt. .1. I OW/VI. I W^« rfrJ * , For good position In Freehold doctor's mold Olson Roofing t SMIng Co. Coll RESPONSIBLE PERSON - To core Wl 1994 Evening* 747 UI6. Ell. 1903. BEAUTICIAN - Frl. ond Sol. Rid office. Send resume to Box E-36V, The BUILDING "ALTERATIONS - Addl Daily Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. for two children, ages 4 and tight Bonk oroa. Apply In cort ot BOH 301. aoouotiawiA a\t • •. -- |j .^ •••*.— • at.... * lloniood repnlr. Financing Arranged VERSAILLES RMBontNT" ' 07701. •tiwiiira. Ai my nome> nnonooy rnrougn Bay Heod Con.lrucilon Co 795 »/0tf I IOHT HAULING AMdi c Frllttv. I:IS-S: IS. 747.7471. ragu cleaned Trew cut. oari TRUCK A AUTO CARPENTRY - Mosonry. pointing ting Cotl M? 0536 or 471 7tl*f RENTAL 7. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale and Insulation work An investment in 53 Domestic Help Coll John Buchanon, Sr. 747-5011 FORD RENT AC A« PAINTING A FAIRWAY FORD engineering. P»RTTIME HOUSEKEEPER - FIRST CLASS ALTERATIONS~-n»nd Dally - Weekly - Monthly Mutt bo vtrtatllt. tomttlmn babytlt. dreii making, done In my own home. DECORATING 772 3*00 tan tmoll ctilldron. tomotlmat claan 7410740 am cook. 11 pn. Tun. rhrough Frl. HOltDAY PAINT-UP SALE Own tromportotlon ond references HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Add! NEED A CAR? 171477a. Horn, dormen, oarage converilont, Wally'i Painting 671 1269 f flnlihed boKm*nl», repolr* Frte esll- LOOK NO FURTHER — rmrtM. 747-JOW.. HOUSEPAINTING -Tani'a pairrter AVIS Aik our MRMiMfi iboul 54 Situations Wanted with nine ytors experience ond slorted | * In* Up ID Franc*. 1 my own business I'm looking for sat- m TRY HARDER GET RE-ESTABLISHED Female CAftPET CLEANING Isilet) customers lo establish o reputa- tion (or quality work and reasonable 1 Renf a P/)mojfh BABYSITTING - In my home. Full or TWO ROOMS AND A HALLWAY - cukes interior and exterior For fret I port-tlmt, davi. By tuarlencad moth- MtlmotM coll Sol, 9M 440S or other tme car er. No occmlonoli. Blver Ploio 147- 100% FINANCING 474], JIMMY 8OSIER - lnlerrOr^fnlt 747-0308 COMPANION - Secretory, choufleur No matter what you »4Saroom Freeesttmat*. No Co-Makm — No Gimmick* to older lody Reference! luppllod. LOCKSMITHS 779 6734 DOT, week, monttt. Write to P.O. So have to sell, Classified PAINTING AND DECORATING on ttM Spot Approval II Qualified Ml, Coltt Neck. 0777! SPECIAL. FREE ESTIMATES GEORGE WALL ads do the trick quick! CarlB JortM Fully Insured BUDGET HARDWORKING JAMAICAN LAOV For Irec estimates coll 779 MM — Requires houit cleaning. Man., the Dally Register Rent a Car er Van LINCOLN-MERCURY Cod Mr. Banks 24 Hour Service through Frl., dart. 741 S4t] PANTING RELIABLE BABYSITTER - With Tke Saiday Register Moving-r Hauling Interior Extfrlor & Poperhanglng SHREWSBURY, NJ. 3 Oalkli Narthtnl Itoittk SwtHwn Inwdi homework, but need troniporlotlon. CLASSIFIED ADS Colt 717 6417 con time. 1U ITH. MOVING AND HAULING - N« PAPERHANGING - Polnflng, Interi- SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE WOULD LIKE PRIVATE DUTY - Al PHONE 542-1700 far. Reasonable rolei or, eittrlor Work guafonlerd 471 1511 Call 49S 0t77 842-6800 5664102 2234256 nurte'i atao. Ptv* dan a wtak. 2tHOUR SERVICE 747-5400 747 nn Ml Holmdtl 18 The Daly Register P«WSBURV N J MONOAV. NOVEMBER 24 1977 Nubbin 1971 Copies of sold plant hove been I I JK I bib rU«tv»*T liled m the office el the Townihlp I REAL ESTATE '101. Aportmtnts 104 Winter Rentals Clerk and ore otillable tor inipeiliofl I „ RENTALS SEA BRIGHT - Designer fufnithed Wt V P«LU BEACH AREA Two fey me public during regular buiirwti I Pwnt I4W 0CM|WAM W 3353°' Classified Way itreenetf m potto On the Inter cooslal All interested partie* may appear at I SEA HIOHT - 'i dupMt on river water wai bring you* boat I?S0 pe> saMhtorina TOWNSHll* I 101 Apartments Mparate entrant:* around floor Occu month all utilities Included Available MOLWV0|L ** SEWTAL SERVICE ~tttmrm* poni-y two personi laeol for boat own Nov 1i to Apr IS For more porlku PLANNING BOARD I dH datl* never OINIIM tenant Put kKi phone 1*4 17 M MARGUERITE M PE.EUXl • '••d and unfurnished homn and Secretary | Tht Action Line' r ' TEICHER AGENCY. SEA BRIGHT - EftlclencY aporT • f M TORS ?r Oteonpl A men* all u*lim*v. twrnlthed f>U IliS )06 Furnished Rooms cc »Ar j P Wodington, Twp Clerk U33m (Htrtiecwttty 7»1 »IM. WW ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Bedroom Null H0« *i Pruad one bed HE Highland Ave SEA BRIGHT - ThrM roomi. 114) o 7flfl$W 00m torgf yard ulllltlet tupeUed. montfi security 2» Red Bank Mf Rtd Bonk CLIFFWOOD - lrmu>re at Hwv H -tNTALSthr W-MU CoHMtaatBpffer 4 TWIN - HpgWwMt Hills overlooking n*il to CHftwood F«m Mdrkel » «6»u ESTATE S»LE •OKOUOH 0?"!D »»N« Jon JjON J»VM««T t ATONTOWIT- TwQ-tadroonrgaT ocean Supe> locatton Two-bedroomi Apartment 10 OF T««ES W»TE« «NO StWIK CM»»OES *N0 St*E« »»e» .W tMW'll.Ull heal OfM «O«»' iBCtud Wash** dry* Porch patio yard Air h.EANS8URG - Furnished and «> iSeo morrth tTTS '47 1714. '47 mi fur nlshefl M117U TWO ROOM - Furnished apartment • w F f MOl D - OnToVdroom htal All urillHet tncluded Adults preferred ikEtPORT - Furnltned rooms avail Mvijmber'wN'at tV* « thelpllowing descrlo ••• pvttok ms IW Wonwwuth SI. Red ftonk 0"l)i awe tXper week ns chargeable Cot) Ml pm 7}9 1909 Soid landl will be *oid ID molt lltf amount o< • •.EUTALSSkr 7o< appointmtnl lo the follow proi wot tor the sale shall be mode before the conclusion pith* sole o» the flreploce 14 dining room, country fiH rrly will be re sold Coih or ctrlilled check, only will be tKcepted M i 'i *sos On* and rwotodroam ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - T«o OM kitchen, den Four bedrooms lVt GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOME - ^lin'. aorcel ol leal properly lor which Ihere ihall be no olh«r purchoier .tpprt»Tt«ili For anpotntme'it rooms, banmerrl yard lor hk» ll» Woik la shopping and transportation, •.TATE_RENTALSifcr J47 f*M RED BAN*. - Loroe room, 11 eon ond three years old, two bedrooms, air Borough Attorney ... beX<"off o" soTia Ihi Bo.oogh at Red Ban. N.- Jer*,y to- '» »>_«« or «•«*! warm Short botfiroom Free night Borough Audilof •mpiion ol I p*< tenlum per onn«m ond the mwAUIffBlHv ;M» |W" conditioner, many extras A bargain) 154 Recreational chaser' cluding the rlghl I bar ar HLAliSi Three r»MM Call M pin Ml 45*| pteeererwet fTl t4S7 after • p m Local Assistance Boord* plicate including the | air conditioning prlvofe bath, color LAWLEY AGENCY 140 Reol Estate Wanted Corsoir. 21' travel trailer, fully self OMrtgaie of IU.M andothei municipal charots which w*r* a lien FAIR HAVEN - Two bedrooms am T V . phone sei vice plenty of potklng. PKyimng Board* • KEANSSuRG Ing room, kids and pefi o k Call Heottor* HI *W1 GOOOHOUSES NEEDED contained, both eicellenl condition ot December, 197* eiclutiv*. how***' ol th» ll»n lor **t* one-bedroom unfwnlthed aport utilities included No se U.curlfy re One family units from 74 I to » s In Must see moo tokes both *4t M24 ol Citliens Advisory Committee ol the STATE RENTALS fckr. 747 MM ^en* Formica kilt hen til* bath, cor quired Holiday lm Hwv West Long KEANtBURG -Nice older home Northern Monmouth County. JO day ter_ S pjn_ Plonnmo Board* BOROUttMOfmOBANM Branch 77* WOO 041 heat, lorge lot Ue. WO UNPAID TAXIS v*t*ii bedroom and living room Oft HIGHLA"HOS~HTL~LS~ - Two-bedroom. service, we pay cash WINNEBAGO MINI MOTOR HOWE Recreation Commission' •tree* parking IJOO pt' month plut unfurnished haute.. 4ypi rrgulfM) W«rf_ Three lorge room* ond both go* heat l**6 - Like new. lots ot eatros 7200 Trust**!' LOT NAMi ADORIII 108 Commercial r '.EANSBURG - SU room ODoVtmtni.* tu.eoo LiST7NO3~d~r HTTEIt HOMES - In miles. Coll 741 T309. __^ ion.ng Boord Of Adiuttmenl* I] Chiafuiio, John 13 M N Bring* *,r il lm <> f ee beOroorm modern both, utitlllti HIGHLANDS - One-bedroom home Tm Seanhfi SO Kretowill. Ado-n »7M*chomi Si wa e E S C 717 1977 ROVER TRUCK CAMPER - i«» tol Included 1174 per month On* ttonl and backyard Fenced S77O plu* Rentals Assessment Seorcn.fr 47 Farrell, Grondm 760 Mechanic St PIP.. TwrthjeiwItY Coll W TOJ irtlllllei Lease andsecurlty Ul UU ATTRACTIVE WiMMrn ofTlces at 10 f School Crossing Guard 10 Avati James D7 WDthinglon S.1 10)1 •' K.FANSBURG - Three bedroom* Spring SI . Red Bank N»o fo |U ofilce Parks & Recreations Director TO' Monmoutn SI mm SELLING YOUR HOME' - We re in Iff* WILDERNESS 20'V air condl I Johnson Wllhom j \f*NS8u°.G - TwobedroomtTTiv" •.lichen, living room, dining room, two lultei On premises parking N*ar CHATEAU REALTY. Real Estate. Hi ternttd In buvlna homes direct Coll Spe Ot'icers 9 Pines Oscar «3 Monmoutn SI niot Honed, sleeps si«. fully self contained Fir« Prevention Boord' • *Q room fit'oted porch. pet* o k . Shops ond restaurants one block from Coir Av» Kewnburg. W SM4 Mr Cressy 01 WEBER REALTY iu ) Giouse Joseph 117 Prospect Ave (pare room* both |7W per month After ipm W 0440 Sewerage Authority' IMtl> ills per month plu» wlllltlei One Rivervlew Hospital, but owoy from HEANSBURG - Twobed>oom per 1A CrouM Joseph Right ol Woy Til 079* between 7-t Construction Board o' Appeai\* an «onih »#curltv Go to 33 Urtcoln C1 traffic |oms Low rentals Including f*cl starter home on cyclone fenced )B Grows*. Joseph Right oi way ' ltFti 1. EON A R 00 - One bedroom plu* WE HAVE BUYERS Moglstrole _J>» complete lanltorial services ond sup lt Al ff For business, commwrlcal, induttrlol 73B M*odows H*rmon I 1 In. I V i 0N0 BRANCH^- Garifen~opor' iles Phone for dr-tolls or showing at Aaminislrativt Orticer ol Ihe Planning 10 Smith. Carl 191 19] Shrewsbury * l»ll 40 f and Investment properties Call today BoorBd d • I'M ••n't available two orxt ttim bed 41 t»5 boseboord heat VA or FHA buy. - Porkwoy 117 Agency. mOiir 7 Porki Thomos HI Catherine SI LINCROFT - Three-bedroom, split ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE - ** welcome Just 127.900 SMOLKO Commu ck Grunt Committee* •7 Gibson Evtly II Riv*r SI itm WOUlDLIKETOPUWtHASE MUMSST TOTO RES 11 two baths, living room, country kllch oilmolely HO iq n Low rentols REAL ESTATE AGENCY 7170123. ThreebedrixMTi home In Fair Hoven H77 SSnomoh . IIrving » C,edaCedarr S <5' • M't K OENT Tit Yrttowici. FlorTnte ~~?51B"#oeAve »t» III divide lo sullt Heat ond air con LEONARb(T-~.0O«i7t~ft lot.~FlM* Prlrulpols only Prefer tot In kitchen. Resumes musl be submitted no later wu i ONG BRANCH - Three roomi. fur 1 210 Lost And Found I Ms-riiLwrmMorris, lumrmt i _ ?4 C.nlrol Ave \1\ 4\ n!«h»d i.nniin Included No pell dttlonlng Included Coll 177 IMA room*, aluminum tiding Conventional l 1 bolhi. garage. Good condition than December i 1**7 to ttie Business , lum COLTS NEC* Hwv M Vtoraoe only Coll 7*1 7711 after •> » Priced in the MOs Coll ?O 4*10 LOST Beige colored Wttrrmroner. Administrator Harold Grosimon 4' 10 TurneTurner.. WHiioWoWHii m EsE l 4l Bank Si •we ti ontportatlon m Jlf*. l LONG BRANCH - Three bedroorr worehous* MOO sq H HM Will dl male Answers to ' B*ron ' Reword Brood Street Eatontown. New Jersey 11 Kasiubu Matthew 4 Leighlon A Vicinity at Mlddlelown AM MM •onk SI i L*XURV~HIGH RISE APABTMENT house laundry room, two-car gorogc vide 741 IW LINCROFT 07774 BV THE ORDER OF THE i» Smith Katie On "vn Two bed*oon». two batm te**ced In yard, basement for storoge MAYOR ANO COUNCIL Chopm *v» W'-O per month UJ m$ HAILET ProlesMonal on>vc space WITH CLASS RECREATIONAL LOST - Block Calico cat. hrmale, an I Elmoc Contlruclion Chopin A.e Mint condition U09 per month Col iweri to "Baby" Vicinity of Neptune MAR JOB it L BECKER 9 9A Elmoc Construclian 170-1731 tor rent Reasonable ISO sq II on Just listed ond so pretty Inside ond t'7W Bergen Hwv M Professional building Coll out! From the spoclou* entrance foyer PI ond Monmouth Pkwy . East K earn IOROUGHCLERK II Porks. Jan* UtW Bera*r> LONCTBRANCH - Three rytnoo burg Reword 717 7401 Nov 71 ID 17 ] Rock Rose n Looking oat, air lu to the to'y den with Us flreploce you'll ID ESI C wonnisler :n A > , - Si dlnlngroom WHALE AGENCY find me living eoty and entertaining o LOST - Multi-color kjrown whit* Col 17 Thompson Stafford 31 Ltroy Pi f «H 'JO **«•»! STATE RENTALS Bfcr 747* Hwy 36 • Hailel. N J delight Four bearoom. I'-ibalM. 152 Boats And MATAWAN - Ken Garden*, big one family s'ie fcltche* Llncroft's ntweit 221 Holmdel f Csi H A Moaet Spg «M two-bedroom apartments Horling NEAR LONG JOHN'S - Tw« bed nicest area Stoneheng* Ml. MO Accessories 4] Horrli. Anne Mane IOOP>nckn»y Rd .it l.TC Carpeting throughout Air con rooms with private sun deck UOO PUBLIC HEADING NOTICE • OptOUOHOC RIO BANK • #U*it\m%. lota *J •artOAa. Wtlnw.no STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 M34 HT 8, CO. BIG DISCOUNTS LOST - While Maltest Terrier, *• > II hereby given that at I 11 p m . or UNPAID TAXIS suite On new boat trollers BOA . . as soon thereafter as the matter may Yt4n it** A if M .'ool and Tennli Courtt Your vary CM I AN VII W Plus river vtew N>0 ALTORS ibi . answer i lo ' I Iffy Generous rt Can Mr Gordon W7-WBT Otvan Ave 4«iBih|ht Ml nil D* reocnea on Triunduy December I •LK LOT NAMI ADOMM w Mij Walk to ihaaping and N V bedrooms, washer'dryer Wore 11M 842-3933 word Pleosccoti )V «MJ IfF*. at the Holmdel Township Hail lo 191 Lhl A l >*v lommutlog It} «10 Open torn 79 • StScotit MMoocl STATE RENTALS Bkt 747 MM MATAWAN - Thre* modern offices MIODLETOWN — Send lor our REWARD - Lost art. ''SundOVmOA'', coltd on Crawford* Corner Everetl lOROUOHOFlfDI I {' m Won fo Frl For your con private entrance, ample parking Rt ON RIVER - Four bedroom Colonial. 'Homes For Living" brochure, pics. FLAGSHIP altered male, pure griy. possible Rood. Holmdel. N J the Holmdel < •>p*ii Sol 1 Sun tl'eptoce two oaths, more U7S. descriptions, prices on available small white marklngi Llncroft area Townsmp Planning Boord shall ton YIAR 1*74 MARINE 747 SHU duct a public hearing on Ih* apph M'nruETOWN ~ Thr*e room opart STATE RENTALS 8kr 747 MM homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS. cation ol S 1 K inc . owner and appli- IHIIIN VWRt M. MrcWIftowrt *7I JiOO II 101 M nwit, on* mile North of Red Bank RED BANK - Lovely three-bedroom NEW JERSEY'S cant tor Site Plan. No *' L ttnoTop u A KretOwlCJ M7«echonu Si «rvuirx«>-* Coll 143 SIJ4of»er i p m OFFICE SPACF AVAILABif Nrv. WIDDLETOWN )uit reduirJ tint COMPLETE MARINE CENTER provai tor contlrucllon of on* proles it S i J Engram II OeFore*! Avt ')« Colonial, downtown One block to building. 3000 sq ft . will divide lo lull, block from Bayvlew School, Leonord a 'I K SteintMcft 1475, dining room, large at 213 Instruction iionot medical otfici building locoted JO A DudiCk ItA Leonord St VOOERN GAPOEN~A"PA«TMENTS heating and air conditioning included vine Rd Four bedroom Colonial wllh Power Boots a UK He. full basement oft street porklng an Norm Beers Street ond designated u IW Esl C Smith ie]Jnaewtbu'vAve Efficiency one and two bedroom* Highlands. N J Coll if! 1*44 kitchen, dining iivina family rooms A TWO WEEK — Morning, i II M Coll 471 1100 Sailboats os Block u. Lots 16. I6A and 17 ol the n 1 R 10 Wilhomi Mr* Shrewibury Awe js'jUaNe Immediately No pett IW PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE and garage W5.W0 }Q\ down lirwc Johnson AAA rated Holmdjei Township lo* Map, sold Site n 1 Mit, Williams »0t Shrewsbury Ave un RED BANK - Three bedroom, two Ground floor, suitable 'or doctor or Ing available 717 IHOor 7|7 i$oo Pign showi exiling on* story proles TV n A Monteirol J El 77Q Shrewsbury Ave II .t bath home Eicellenl location, US0 dentist at 111 Broad St . Red Bonk 741 Service Center tionoi medical office building known 7f 7SA Stanley fteevey IU W Bergen Place m i' WONMOUTH BEACH GARDEN MIDDLETOWN -New three bed 114. per month, lease, references, security JTJO, vgin to S p m as Bayihore Medtcol Building located '1 Dorothy Fairlte )07 River Si APARTMENTS - On* and two bed room ranch, kitchen, dining room, II* Discount Ships Store I 1)4 SJ -ooe Ba*t ** lon» St • JI o tome wllh ocean or ilver view. UOO mg room, bath, utility room From 991 MOO Lots >7A ond II on the Hoimd*l Town U 1) LiloKing 4} Chapin Awe IH It Tlnton Foils iSycarnare Ave ) Emitt- Ui.SOO ( .in 717 JiOO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS sh« To> Map »7 Chopin Ave in o; Cgtilggw RIVER PLAZA - Carriage house ing building (Kcupled Dv GP ond Den • ' 74 Elmoc Conilr MIODLETOWN - Three bedroom HAVE YOUR BOAT - Outdrive Or MA VONMOUTMBEACHGARDEN Honeymoon home, water rights Llv ttit being eiponded ideol tor most FRENCH AND SPANISH LESSONS The following plant shall be consid IJIW We*)sideAv« UM spill, I'I baths, lorge rooms, wall to M 117 G ft D NULeod APARTMENT - One ond two bed Ing room with flreploce. bedroom, medical ipeciolutv wilt finish to suit outboard, wlnttrlied by factory ou All levels conversation ond tutoring ered ot ln« heonng Sit* Plon No 77 ] li W Sunset Av* wall throughout, air conditioned, I* 1] jann Dicktrson UN •' -•• i Heat and hot wale* supplied modern kitchen, oil freshly painted tor Jon occupancy Coll S« UJ] thorlted experts at Experienced, certified teachers consisting ot 7 shetls Sheet 1 dated potio. above ground pool Excellent Alter I WocDongld •' •* J lome with oceon or river view One year lease with option to buy In RED BANK - Baviinan Villayf ut Adults and studenh After ipm, Revised November 10 1977 and Sheet 7 londltlon Principals only 671 IM7 TWIN LIGHT MARINE Collfdor If n 1300 month pJws utilities and secu Spanish. 14] 1113 French. 141 3W doted November 10.1977. architectural mosphere Offices, boutique snopi. CKt I' New t. u n no 44 rltv Write Boi BUI, The Daily Regis stofes. II»1»Qmonth iliks N»VESINK RIVERFRONT - Con 787-3700 plan doted November 17. 1971 and I lit Hwy M, East Reonsburg Landtfaoinq Plan dated October 70 t*r, Shrewsbury. 07701 PEUBANK VIE MnntV KW MI temporary luiury home Three Md Ing tpeOollil. RUMSON - Beautiful tour-bedroom ft professional office, self contained rooms, 2'i battis, Cothedrol celling*, After 7 30 p.m Colonial: two baths, eat In kitchen, two fireplaces, many amenltir. SUPER TARP DEALER Ample parking Available tmmedljt Guaranteed ISM monthly AM 19*5 DM.UO Prlnclpolionly Ul 1U3. IM Commercial «TU BANK - Flrji floor Attractively ely J Greenberg Ml *07t Mildew proof Rot proof Rentals VALUABLE COUPON Jrioroted and furniihed Efficient* TRAIUER -'Furnlsf^onebedToom. tCS AVAILABLE % weight of canvas •Jew town Security and references Shopping Center NEW LISTING! MARSH MARINE PUBLIC NOTICES 'li UN.' WHALE AGENCY 10 Bridge Avi at Red Bank RR Station 7)9 9700 This *fve* bedroom ranch has recently Ji) 6/67 M M0AD ST., MD MM Rl D BANK Lopury on* bedroom TWIN LIGHTS - Hlohlonds HMU Hwy. M | Hailet. N J 50 CENTS OFF been redecorated ond it In mini condl overlooking ocean Super location t-iri'nenl New bathroom, kltctten. '•on New kitchen, finished fomily Two bedrooms Washer/drver WINTERSTORAGlH 'txvn oAce ??O H) n or i douMk roon< C(KMll»0 Oft Street parkfn« UOO 671 room In bciemenl wllh built In wall Porch-patio- yard Air U7S 747-17W. 223 Fair Haven Olkce HO K • •> ••—lo' txtMng 109 Buildings/Garages shelves and bar Wall lo wall carpet Low, low rates m«t\ p>Mw pMung M condftoned lee* Your Next Ing throughout Enclosed porch, PAIR HAVIN tnd pnta**l teovei nctudad WED BANK. - Newly decorated. »lx SPACE AVAILABLE - In new build Finest Service fenced yard A definite value at PLANNING BOARD raomt three bedrooms. Pi both* Ing. located In Shrewsbury ApproMi WSfOO WHELAN REALTY. REAL At Ihe November 9, 1977. meeting of Cai 747-1100, t-l fp'ff adults No pets Located walk mafely 10.000 sq ft , divided Into five FLAGSHIP MARINA DA1Y REGBTR OASSKD AD 103 Rentals To Shore TORS. 1*4 Rt 35. Mlddletown Coll the Subdivision Committee of the Fair H"j iii'unce to town Security plm one boys ot different ilm Coll 747 itu tar Hoven Planning Board Ihe Application By (XtMnimg tun coupon montfi's rent, |)Q0 Tenant pays all ONE MALE - To share two bedroom more Information Atlantic Mlghlands lor Classification of a Subfltvliion filed utilities and rted H\ 1407 or HI 4l«] Ealontown,apartment In near Fort Whan ptecnQ your cHawtad M Monmouth 1102 50 per month, heot OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside RED BANK - Three room apartment free Coll Ken at Ml «00* ofier S M Wood* and Long View Vlllooe Eleoont 291-5600 1775 per month with no utilities. Secu- 110 Wonted To Rent r>ew homes from 179.WO Coll SJI OMS Location of Subdivision Brlorwood p.m. ATTENTION - Rentals Wanted WINTER STORAGE - Outboords, Rood Lot MO. Block IS. Development rity required No P*M 7*MMI. N REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE" item drives, and boats. Why pay 6500 to 40.000 sq ft Tail- WOULD WIDOW - Uke to inorc her Yearly or WIMer more1 Come to P Ions C unv*y 7 #4 to ad |ac *nl ow ne r, Call4J140J?. 8 »lo4 X List and buy with a member of Mon was rtcord Th* following Resolution gate loading Railtoad tid- AO MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE nome ond expenses wtth another oc mouth County's largest reoftygrouo A BRY'S MARINE REO BANK - ThrL_ _. live widow on pension' Mlddletown HI IS. Neplun* JJS MM was unanimously adapted RE ing Private parking Air con- "—' Clot* to all (ramportotlon. »J?S Atlantic Highlands area Call 4-9 p m . WANTED - 100-1000M fl orfle ware- one year warranty available on all SOLVED that this be classified o» o ••et Coll 70ON POCONOS - Wild AcresToke. lour water boseboord heat Fenced In yard •ottupanry we are effectively keeping bedrooms, lokefront Alpine Cholet ALL ON'ONE FLOORt - WhycMmb 145.000 10% down 7IMS00 No closing "nlj down Studios itortlna at J775. i flreatoct. All winter sportv In the stairs from celling to attic when one-bedroom ttarilng at IMS and two door pool Weekly or weekend* M4 you con en|oy all the advantages of bedroorm storting of UK. three bed home life on one floor1 Here's a Little rooms also. Sllvsr roncfi offering three full baths, SEA BRIGHT - Efficiency ond motel three bedrooms, spacious den with o bedooms and m Central air and heal, got cooking, bol unit* Weekly and monthly rotes, mold fireplace, sunporch ond two car ga r bttt offer Call 739n». u.-'fv J* hour doorman, TV security, service, utilities. TV No lease Trode rage It's o reol Mde-o-way on heaven swimming pool, souno, morlna. olso Winds Motel & Morlna 147 1137 ly wooded ground Call us Law M*s underground porklng Rental office SEA MIGHT - Two-bedroom oceon E A ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtor VALUE PLUS ITS BEGINNING TO LOOK <*>*• ifvMi day» o wee* CollBoBCIt- front cottage, nicely furnished Carpet SSS Prospect Ave, Little Silver u\ 4300 Great Middletown location, mint con- rone at nt 741-1733 «J ond paneled M7 0OOb dition Four bedrooms, two both ALMOSTNEVV FTREPLACE ranch Family room with bar, lire Perfect starter or retirement home nee, sunporch. lorv* well londtcaped Two large bedrooms, luxury bath. 70' Kt. Simply beautiful 151.500 A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! science eat In kitchen, 17 living room Dorrtrmss 542-9333 • the boat Here's a "spritely" tip for all you holiday shoppers: WALKER AND WALKER A Special Difference REALTORS There's an abundance of Imaginative gift ideas to be If you're tired of seeing the tome Hoc Shrewsbury Off Id 741 S2I1 pion. this new home will delight you. A Mlddlelowrt'Holmdel *71 • 3311 found In the classifieds. Check them out today. twosfory open foyer1 as you walk I porauel floors In living room and di "WATEfTFRONT"' Ing room, master bedroom suite prlvi Juir reduced Onwer anxious. Three lely located on llr*l floor, plus three more bedroomi upstairs New Eng lond styled exterior, acre lot In prime viau nruiTuri. sji Awuor 4Vj uju Middletown location. 196.600 WME I ILVENTOSWEST END MANOR LAN REALTY GROUP. Realtor!,, 19' Catering For All Occosians Rl 3V Ml 101 down Ul !W> WATERFftONT LOVERS! I En|oy o unique life style on the shore* Holiday Tipn AM Oceon Ave m 7000 Long Branch ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New of the Shrewsbury River. 60' bulk Giflt For Boyt Gift, For Her •—~*ed Hooting dock Four bedroomi, ! ~C^LTS*NECK INN Gifts For Everyone \ home* Bl level or Ranch Buy direct ster bedroom 24*11 with dressing FULL COURSE DINNERS AGirh ' from builder and save Coll 791 16*7 n). den wlfti fireplace plu* gome FRANDE SEAFOOD APPETIZER BAR THE TIN MAN LARRY'S MATERNITY BRAND NEW CUSTOM . UU.TI Many fine custom extras Intlud SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ed II 30.000 House Plants Dried. Silk, Arlificial THE TODAY LOOK* Four loroe bedrooms. 10' master bed 65 Brighton Ave West E nd. ??° iVJ IncludesStinrni). Clamt FRANK & BETTY'S V Brood *>t-«l III m? Rtd Bonk room suite. 15' gue*t bedroom, 11' din on L( shell. Steotneri & much Toy* Joveniip Furnllurc Ing room, two baths, utility room, ga- OPEN8~A.ArV much more Start* al i pm LABARRACA Mwy IS t ;m Avi . Ntptuitt CRAFTY WOMEN rage, carpeting, appliances, eitros, Sundays from II noon Shop early oeoi 'he crowds Every Gifts From Around The World 741in CREWEL NEEDLEPOINT-RUGS 842-3933 (FRIDAY SPECIAL! Lobster 1-, Ib Home Furnishings, Jewelry, etc thina lor Chnsimos wropplngv dec YARN BOOKS SUPPLIES MELMED REAL1*. INC. 4/1-MSO Slutted with King Croomeat \9 9S 414 Hwy 3S. Mlddleton. B47-WI WHO SAYS orations, tight sen, Forber, Electric* SUNDAYS * SPECIALS M«S MAHNSBROTHERS C0II1 Towne Shopper,. Colt» Neck and loys Corning, Corrlle Sets Save IN~HIGHLANDS " BUILT AMONG THE TREE TOPS - »* on Re Wae •Roast Lraol Lomb 431 Ml6 With a down to earth price. Molnte •Prime Ribs of Bcel BEOLE'S PHARMACY M&M FACTORY STORE nance free hour* Four bedrooms, fwc •Stuffed Cornish Hint "FREE GIFT WRAPPING PANTSU.TS SKIRTS BLOUSES baths, three fireplaces, view of oceor wllh two bedrooms In absolute mint •Broiled Blue Fish or Fried Filet of Russell Stover Condles 17 E Front 5) . Red Bonk 747 4017 and river from two deck* Coll today condition Inside and out Nice size lot Sole fCor ) Boy Av*. 4 Miller St , 147 1051 Little Silver Mike's M7.M0. ond centrally located In Red Bank BARRICELLI FLORIST " Route S3* al Rl 3* Colts Neck loop I R R Station Discount Prlcei I Main ii , KeyportlM IMS Because Our Only IOJ.W0 Baby Furniture Toys Bicycles Open toDto i41 »7S BUY OR $ELr~-~Y^"rwmVthrVi«h Order Now Holiday Baked Goods FAMirY~D I fllN G" CARD GALLERY™" Doll House and Accessories an affiliate of the largest real estate 31 South Broadway. Long Branch CARDSGIFTS-JEWELRY Hond Mode Dolls Dainty Apparel company In the world-Century Jl Co 37? M3I TANGS RESTAURANT CANDLES PARTY SUPPLIES Porly clolhn lingerie coilumri lens Realtor, 741 761* Multiple list ilV.000 RUST IC RANCH 40 Brood SI . Red Bank 741 0060 Sporltweor cooli occ.norni ARE BUSY. Ings. Ifi living room, eot in kitchen, two CHAPEL HILL SHOPPING CENTER HWY 3S. MIDDLE TWN. 14] SU0 SISCookrnon Aye .Aibury Parh loroe bedrooms, full both, reor porch, Open til 10 p m. Sun Free Del . CHINA INN ANDGUARANTEED Al BioOOot.i, ManmoulMWoll COLONIAL t».9O0 utility room, 100' lot, fully fenced, very fit Boy Ave • Highlond* 291 2300 CANTONESE-AMERICAN FOOO Miodlefown Bike Shop good condition. SMBrOBdwoy.ffl.HH Long Branch "CATHY-& HARRY'S Leonordville Rd , Bettord 49J-I 111 VERA'S BOUTIQUE" AVOID THE WEEK-END RUSH guesl bedroom, two full MELMED REALTY, INC 171-5650 Dorn's ?hoto Shop inc. T COLONIAL GIFTS baths. JO' living room, IS' dlnfna room, For All Your Photographic Needs FREDDIE S PIZZERIA" I. ANTIQUES SPortiwcorDrntn science kitchen, milt den. 100 land Authorized Kodak Proceistng 12 Wallace St Ul 40ib Red Bonk Coilum. J,«,lr, ( AtCtKOr 111 scoped lot IS Wallace Si . Red Bonk 7471773 Treet and Trim aarooasi ><;usi »w»on" MELMEO REALTY, INC 4HWW 132 Condominiums Amour Florist-787-8528 CALL EARLY IN THE WEEK. GUIs For the Enlire Famny YARN^BA^RVELBE RON' CUSTOM HOMES — R down llnanr Town Houses AL'S PLACE GIFTS FOR ALL FROM II UP MoinSt Comobells Junction-Beltord Ing From 114,900 New locations ond DELUXE RANCH - Adult commu- Lincroft Pharmacy RESTAURANT CATERING Live Christmas Trees 161 Lincoln Ave. TliiVt* aver sited lots available Kailtt ond Newman Springs Rd 7417616 S*l River Rd -741 51S4 Fair Hoven Dig tlwm or cut ItttQX Frcth cul Let one of our Classified specialists as- Mlddlftown 711 ISOOor 717 1S40 nity. Two-bedrooms, two tile balhi, living room, dining room, kitchen, "OPE*N SEVEN DAYS ~PAPER~PARADE" HollyGreens-Wreolhs 0>n, goroge, ond patio Central air. NEWAAONMOUTH^ GOLDBERG FURS sist you with your ad ... at a price you K art Ploio. Hoi I el 2i4 070? Bernodotte Farms FU«SCLE»N€0 EATON TOWN woll-fo wall carpeting All oppllonce* DISPLAY CENTER ELSIE'S SUBSHOP REPAIRED4 STYLED UNIQUE SETTING Many #«tros. Reduced for quick soli Far The Best Sub in Town HI 537, Tlnton Falls can afford. BusfoN.Y 7WW76 Everything to Enhonct Christmas FlncGlffsJewelry Ler»o» China • Cookmon. Albury Park 774444) Just listed Sprawling ranch located on Rental of Animated Figures ?4 Monmouth St 741 -9857 THE WICKER BASKET Belmor i FaiiilonCorrier 4 plus acre. Shaded lot. on quiet Oil- 6) Matiison Ave , Aibury Park Crvlilrmn Dlicounl Ccnttr" de sac, bock yard borders exclusive mt47j "THE"OLD¥TJNION Wicker Furnllure Doll Homes Artificial & Live Trees '"""•''"9 Cioihei. Acceitorlei golf count This prestigious home 133 Income Property Serving Lunch from 17 fo S and Dinner Rl 34. Colls Neck, 467 II5S Corner IMhAveni»olF Streel contains four large bedrooms, two full Sayrewood Jewelers Inc. from i lo 10 Friday ond Solurday All iypvi ol Clirlilmai Ml MM OR611 Ml baths, two fireplace!, formal dining RED BANK*INCOME PROPERTY - nigrtts till midnight Stop in til THE CROGlTfsTlNC Orrtamtnli & Dlcorallom Two one bedroom apartmenfi lovely Jrwelry wolches-Eor Piercing Gray! Blanket! Polnittlloi room, custom eat In kitchen, charming OLDE UNION HOUSE. 11 Wiwl Ave . ReMoloui Articles and Books family room, central air, wall to woll area, ample parking, walking distance GlllvMiddletown Shopping Center Red Bonn All Goods al our Low Dlicounl Sailing? Dial th« to buies and shopping 133HW Cll 671 VW4 9J Brood St. 747 3704 Red Ban PrlctiOpen 7 doyi throughout ond more Taxes only CHRISTMAS SALE up to 50% $M». Enlpy the good life Offered for PRIVETERA 5ALS TAVERN RESTAURANT off thru Chrlilmai Eve Muscles Watermelon Bar "ACTION UNI" 1117,000 Call MYRON P KOZICKY REO BANK Serving Lunch and Dinner HOUSE OF GIFTS AGENCY. 544 1400 Eves . Weekends, & Garden Center Three family THEGREEN RIBBON open to i a.m. for me Ml Brood SI.747 Jm-Shrtwibury Hwy U, Atlonllc Hlohlondi 549 t!53. Call 74MM1 for Inlmenl Loft Night Shoppers FLOWER BOUTIQUE 141 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bonk For The Artist in Your Family KI-MIl 542-1700 ELLENS HA2ELTON. REALTOR Art ond Drafting supplies, easels. UNUSUAL GIFTS Member Reol Estate Exchange pomi Coxes, potltls, water colors 14-HOUK sanvict Poinieltpos Wreaths Blankets Gift, For _J 135 Commercial 4|3 Hording Rood 747 I«JR«J Bank A Wonderful Fomily Treot The Colorest Company Gift* For Him FAIR HAVEN~RTVER RIGHTS ' Property MOM'S KITCHEN II Brood St .Red Bank 741-DO01 The Home A bit Of New England Is In view fron 129 Iff) Ave., Neplun* 77S-4I2) the window- wolled family room of BUILDING - Approximately 1W0 to.. LOVE LA this truly Immaculate tour-bedroom, ft. for uw en builnssi. fight Industry Holiday Dining Town & Surf Diner NASH fViPG. CORP two-bath with many, many custom feo THE DAILY & XEDlf SHOP Featuring Our New Salad Bar Soiet & Rtntalt Storm Wlnoon ond Ooon The Daily Register fures. too nuneroul to mention, Call Baking Done on Premises SUNDAY REGISTER H nl "Lotett Stylet Alwoyi In Slock" JrH "''*« 'i»-»olllnji now to Inspect at W9.»0 WILLIAM D. Steaks & Chops-Open 74 hours DELIVERED TO VOUR OOORSTEP RYAN REALTORS. IV JSOO LoGrocerla Goldberg JSW FronlSt-741 ?!i|. Red Bant *»>'"» »ve, Conj Branch 137 Lots And Acreage Sandwiches ft Family Dlnina Route 15 Middletown (or only 90 cents per week, or have It HOLMDEL - Four bedroom fll Level Open 10 a m for Lunch Dinner s On MAILED Daily & Sundoy anywhere In NORWOOD T.V. Wooded ocre.in.000 ACREAGE — Two parcels each three IT? Brood SI Ul 0W9 ReflBonlc We Serve To Serve Again The United Slates tor IM a year They MANNY •.MARY'S m 3*4 660S. evening* best acres plus, In country setting. Price? will enjoy oil the Locpl, National, and »'»M«r0y, Lono Branch m <17l The Sunday Register negotiable Owner wonli fast sole be- MEMORY LANE International News. Sporli. Comics SPORT SHOP BAHR'S RESTAURANT ti Flhl Mi S SUTTON & COMPANY" HOLVDEL - Located in one of the tl cause of purchme of new home. RED- Hwy 35, Ookhurii 531 1194 ond Special Features all through the nest areas Fantastic room sites, eat DEN AGENCY, Realtor. 741-flOO Open 7 Days All-Year year \m. In kitchen has oak cabinets and center Evening-,. 7*1 4510 Fresh Seafood FRESH KILLSD TURKEYS Island. Family room with fireplace Choice Steaks Turkeys Gift Wrapped CALL 542-4000 BOATMAN'S SHOP Special Holiday Parlies TOLL FREE: Matawan 566-8100 Formal dining room. Four bedroomi, ond 01k lor GIFTS 1 ACCESSORIES ?"i bathi, two cor garage Full base 2 Bay Avenue. Highlands HINCK'S BOOKS SWEATERS RAIN GEAR menl. IVJ acres Only minutes lo N Y 138 Mobile Homes I/M24J UOO Hwy. 35. Ocean 775 444/ CIRCULATION I ]< Whorl Ave .141 5710 Red Bant Middletown 671-9300 trains or Porkwoy. Asking 1105.000 ADULT PARK - Two bedroorr HERB REAO ASSOCS , RfOltor, 719 Florida room, dole lo Ihopplng 7100. 739 fOW or WWH SHREWSBURY, N j. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1977 19 ZMMMdlttown 2M Ulddlttown ttiMiddletown TcTOM I Chapter ISO ot mt Lowt ol It*). tHft Nfttlct 4 hereby given feo> Wol»_ Pr. n»mt>»rt ore cituent ol the Umltd five January I- 1*"' stCtton 101 ol pow.ii will p. r«fciwd , m. Mldd , ?j"jy» •"• «rt Ntoroet. Sponith PL Nlttand Section MO ol • L 9) Event benefits Guild of Creative Art b {own Tewm-hip looro DI Educohon •Ptdjlrifl- Ontnlolt.Tnd.oM. Eikimot Ml regarding wage rottt at deter Monmoutft County. Ntw jfrW¥", Tnt mined by me Secretary ol Labor in or. Lscsl PwbhC Works Copnei Dtvit EDA hot tttOMithed working ogree cordonct «nh itie preoinant ol me opmini t oon aa Invtiimtnnvtiimtnl Prograog m mtfttt with the Deportment t OHice ol Oavii loton Act at omenfed l«0 USC PottcProttcl Nt ) MiOdiete TTowmtup Minority twtmtti Enttrpdtt and SI A 17*o 17*aSl, «h>cft«wtr prOviOtt tor •oar< f Itfucatton. Amttitc f« ivmaii Butineit Aammiilroiiont la la th* high** rale ot pay tor eocn tptcihc f f« tt riiiiole minority podicipolion ,n the Develepmenl and Entrance CChh too (iQikitication oiftMinM)!,dftnMMdM : t Wifl iuitium.nl ol this RequiremMl Each did mmi Be womiMed on tne a * bidder who rrluiei lo comply with pr«tcrib*d lorm ond attornpanit* by dietewn Township loord ol Education Inn requirement » considered o non If Tin*UI Mood, &lnsptci«d rjy lion ond atturonce m int bid pu'ctiate ot goodt and ttrvtctt The dred persons, most of them orospectivt bidden during business jV OftOEft OF THE MIDDLETOWN term minority butmeit fnlerpntt TOWNSHIP fOAftD OF EDUCATION rrwani o buiinevi a< ieo»i SO percent of couples who held 135 tickets •>aotri wit b* furnished with a cop* which it owntd by minority group ol the Contract Documents by the En member* Or, in cote ot a pwbiidy for the Guild of Creative Art's ginttr upon proper notice onfl oo» owned butlneti. ol Itatl SI percent ol mtnl tf a ftonrtlundablt chorgt ol In* tloch ol wltlcn it Owntd by minor most unusual art auction, thirty five dollor. II)) 00) to dtfay TOCONTIACTORi ily group rnemoeri For tht purpote of "The Great Art Steal," wrote ine cost thereof No|ict it hertby given thai ttoied lh# preceding sentence minority s must to moot on tht Stan Propotoii will bt received by the group membtr* are iilneni ol the their painting and sculpture POSOI forms in Iht monntr Townthip ol Middlftown, Wonmouin Untied Slalet who ore Negroe*. Span t In Ihe Contract Documtnii County, New Je'iey for Local Public ith ipeaking, Ontntolt. indiont t <. choices down on paper before *< bt enclosM in seated tnvtiopti Workt Capitol Development and In. kimm and Ai»uit King me nomt and oddrttt ol Ihe vetlmtnl Program: RECREATION A 3 p.m. yesterday, piddtr and ttw nomt ol int work on IMPROVEMENTS - POdlCY PARK i t m« outside, odttrtisea io int Miadi* DEVELOPMENT PRO0RAM CON Minority tunnetl Enlerpnte and S Itwn Township loord of Education TRACT J) M ond opened ond r#od in IVnall fluiinttt Adminltlrotioni to l Then, in Wilson Hall at and must at occompomta by o slott Potoiic at Middltlown Townihip HQII (.Dilate minority participation in tne mtnl ol Consent ol Surety from a IU Kingt Hiohwoy on Thundoy. Dtcem luilillm*fll ot th'i Requiremtfll Monmouth College. Ray Bren- niy company aulhoriito lo do bun Ser I. 1»T7 ol I 00 P M PrevolMng A bidder who refute* to comply wtin iw In the llote of New Jtr sty ond oc Time Ifiu requiremtnl It contidtrcd a non nan, chairman of the event, cepfoblt to fht Middieiown Township (HMitliv) btdatr ond it thtrttort in loord ot Education ona a bid goo ran Contract Docummlt and plant for thoiwe to porticipote in i_PW called the first ticket number Ite lo me Mlddtelown Township Board It* proposed work prepared by Rich Each bid tholi ai*o indicott Ihe after Guild president. Mrs. A. of Education for not ittt than ttn ptr ord M Scngti. P( LJ. Acting Mid rtome ond IRS number ol toch minor ctnl HIS I 01 the omounl bid t.ctpi dltlown Townthip Engineer ol Ihe ity buiinett tnterpnte tne bidder will Edward Grudin. picked it that me Md guoronttt nttd not eicttd firm of T 1 M AUOOATES. Can UM. Iht work to bt performed by it. U0.0MOQ Wtlino ond Munuipol Enginetn hove am th* lotal omounl ol tht contract bttn filed in tn* office «l laid Engi thttoidtftr will t'ptnd li«S whert sucn mlormolity is not del mutf bt entioted in teaied enveiopev ticket - tt could be consid- nmtnlol 10 tht best inttrtsl ol Ihi btonng the name and oddrtlt ol the 239 Rtd Bonk was called was Mr. and Mrs •oord of Cducoiion The right is also Bidder and Ihe nomt of ihe work on ered a "steal." rewired lo increase or dtcreost the the ouU.de. oddreued lo tht Townthip S5fiH Steven Bachner of Middle- Administrator ol the Townthip ot Mia TAKe NOTICE THAT THI BOARD quantities spttititd tn the monntr to\ dielown ond mutt be occompomed by u O/ THI The auction went smoothly town. Not only did they go lonottd m int Specifications itatement of Content ot lurtly trpm a 9•QIOUQ £ * ftH J UO J FT m§H«EO 1AH..T . . This protect Is being funded by mt U J turtly company oulhorutd to do buti REGULAt MEETING HELD • NO as Mr, Brennan called each home with a painting, but Oeportmenl of Commtrtt Economic n*\\ in tht Volt ol Ntw Jer ley ond ac VEMBER W7J APPROVED THE OtvKopmeni Admintttrotioft undtr ctptablt to the Townthip ol Middle " 1«T OFMM TRUCK RENT number and name. The they also won a dinner for me Local PuMic Worm Capital Dtwei town ond o bid guorontee to the Town •'•-. RENT A CAR FO« optitni ond tnvtttmtnl Program ot ihtp ot Middlttown for nol leit tnon N TO ALLOW OFF recipient called out a corre- two at Doris and Ed's in ttn percent MOM of tht amount Did (ING •tfWfEN THE Attention Of Qlddtrt is porllculorly eicept that the bid auaroniee need not JTOF WAV LINE AN0 sponding number and retriev- Highlands — for their pa- cot ltd to th# requirements os to condi ticeed m 000 00 •UILO1NO LINE LO lions Of employment lo bt Observed SHREWSiURY AVI- ed an art work. By 5 p.m., tience. ono minimum wogt rotet to bt poid The oword ol the Conlroct tar thu only 14 paintings were left, as under me contract work will nol be mod* until Ihe necet Bidders art requited to comply with uvy fundt have been provided by the PILBO WITH THE IfCHETABY Of expected, and $5,000 was real- "That was my first choice." mt requirement! of P u It'S c 1}! Townthip ol Middltfown In a lawful THE kOARD Of ADJUSTMENT OF someone called out as their •ndPL IMF. CJ) THE ftOROUQH OP RED IANK ANO The swcctss'ui bidder shgii oe re- The Townthip or tht Engineer re ISAVAILABLt FOR INSPECTION ticket number was called. Mr. rtd >O comply with tht provision! ol ttrvet tht right to r«qu Labor in oc dttnmtnlal to the b«tl inttrttf ot the Mayor and Council, Borough of West Beeman watercolor. Although cordonce with the pftvitiont o< me Towntntp irw ngnt ttaito reterwedio Long • ranch ond mutt bt accom- Dtwit'ftOCQn Acl Ot omendM 1*0 USC increott or d«creatt the quanlifie* panied by ann. a cefillled check, or bid bond, drown to tht ordtr of tht they wanted one of Henry Ifto - I'eo it, whichever pxovidtt tor tptfilitd in Ihe monner Ottis.not*d m TO ACT ON THI ONOINANCE TO tht Mgjhtf ratt of pay for each tote if*c th* Sp»cificol.om Borough Cltrfc of tht Borough ot West AMEND THE AOREEMCNT IE Long Branch, far not IMS than ten per Luhrs' marine paintings they domtttication Thii prolett it being funded by Ihe TWEEH COUNTY Of MONMOUTH cent < 10%) ol the amount ot tht Wd K;n bid mutt be tut>m lie COtied to the requirtmtnlt at to condi IHH0 WITH THEtR WORK SESSION Chapter ISO Of Iht Lowi of IHS, tfftC (wapotoi and mwtl M luiiy completed hont of tmploymtnl lo be observed SPECIASPPECIAL MEETING OF SHREWSEWS Schmidt of Middietown. also an eiecvtrd «rn«n Ufbmifled and minimum wage rolei to Bt poid BRBUURYY TOWNSITOWNSHIP COUNCIL AND friends of Guild members, The conlroclor mvti ctrlily that oi under me contrail THTHE COMMUNICOMMUNITT Y BBLOCK GRANGRANT rtgM tet . . lto«t Ul MO 10 Ot tht volwt of conirotf Bioaer* ore rtquirtd to comply witn F-ARTICI-ATINARTICI-ATINO COMMITTECOMMITTEEE Wdttor study and dtcltlon for o period thought the day was "exciting win m ChorvWMd into 0 mtnontv buti tht requiremenit at P L '»M C W WILL BE HILO ON NNOVEMBER ». •f th4rty (Ml days, or to waive any far- o»n enierpiit* - ttthtr ttirouoh tub ondP L IfM. C M If?/ AT I « P M OOf 331 Borker Avenue motrttet, where such formality It not with a lively crowd." and conlro(« may be negotiated Tht ttucceitfui bidder than bt re SRESBUREWSBURYY TTOWNSHIPO . NEW tfttrimtntol to tht be*t Interest ot the •rlmtwf l»mp#liiive b>ddmgl or lie Quired >O comply w-th the prov>*red to comply with the provitiont ot Borough Clerk president of the Guild of Creative Art, at yesterday's art auction. Ray Por the purpose ot tftt pre Iht Ntw Jtrttv Prtwoillng Woo* Ad really love it." Mrs. Schmidt Brennan, left, chairman of the event, announced the ticket numbers. 145 Union fttoch said last night as her husband 0 R O I N A N C E A UTHOKiMNG 247 Regional Notice* was hanging It on their wall. AMENDMENT TO INTERLOCAL NOTICE TO OIODIRS Their ticket was chosen short- SERVICES CONTRACT WITH THE Stoieo Proposois will bt received by Make It Yourself COUNTY OF MONMOUTH CON tht Wtilern Monmouth Utilities Au ly after the 15 minute inter- CERNING COMMUNITY DEVEL ihortly, County ot Monmouth Siott ot FMENT BLOCK GRANT PRO New Jersey, at tht Authority offices. mission and they felt lucky 8RAM UHi'ty Rood ot Pennon Rood Vonaia about their draw WH6REAS. the Governing Body nod pan. Ntw Jenty on Tutsdoy. Dt pcevioutiy autho/ned by ordinonce o Ctmber t. I»M at I M P M prtvailing contract witn the County tt Monmoulh time or shortly thereofter and oi thot Swinging Stripes! in cooperation with other municipal- lime ond place publicly opened ond Pat Latterly of Rumson. a itit* which conlroct w«i purtuant to read tor the furnishing ot tht follow the interlocfli Scrwictt Act N J S A KM) vice president of the Guild 40 IA i eittq . ond EMERGENCY REPAIRS WHEREAS the Deportment ot FORCE LABOR ACCOUNT with Mr. Brennan and several Houting and Urbon Development hat Ail bids ihoii be submilted on tht pro others, was in charge of col- rtqunftd a chona* in Iht (onlioct bt posol lorm turmshtd and sholi be dr cow** ot Change* mode by tht Fedtrol iivered in seoird mvnopti at the time lecting the art for Ihe auction. Oovtrnmeot in mt allocation procei* ond place specified with rhe envelope properly morked to identity tht SUP- "The Summit Arts Center, Pull on > sod, son top — WHEREAS, It U dttiratMt mot the tmn b-dupon propaiedomended contract be Coptos oi tnt specifications may be «• which I belong to as well, pick your favorite colors for promptly outhoriird In order to Ovoid omined Ond Obtained during regu'or delay* in the allocation ond an buiineii houn at the off.ee ot Ihe Au runs the same kind of auction (hit! frlbution ol Community Block Gronl fnority Engineer. Howard M Schoor. and they raise tremendous NEW! Knll sweater P E I L 5 . JS* Moln Street Mala NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT OR wan. Ntw Jersey amounts of money. It all de- lengthwise in six-color strip- OAINCD by the Govtrmng Body ot tht Each bid must bt accompanied by a Bo*oog#i ol Union Beoch (n the County certified check, cash or bid bond tn on pends on how fast everyone Ings — ill easy knit, purl 01 Manmouth oi lollow* amount ot not itti thon 110'.) per cent SECTION I - Thai the amendment ot ftM bid. payoble without any condi catches on." Mrs. Lafferty stitches. Note deep dollar, oi Paragropft 4 ol the agreement be tional endorsement at ouoronttt Ihot tween Ine County ol Monmouth ond in cast me contract n awarded to m* added. Several of her water- V-neck, ribbing. Use knitt- Ctrloin municipalise) located thtrem bidder, ht will within ttn (10) days lor ttw eitabinhmtnl ol o cooperative thereotter. eatcuit such controct ond colors were chosen early in ing worsted. Pattern 718 meant ol conducting certain Commu turntsh sotistoctory performance mly Oeveiopmeni octivitie* be and the bond Upon failure lo do so ht shoii the day. Sizes 10-11 incl. torn* il htrtby outhorntd to mot in forfeit the deposit os liquidated dam lieu ot Ihe prtienf parooroph i, Iht to' ages and mt acceptance ot the bid will lowing languogc WiD appror Ot contingent upon fht fultillmtnt ot Mr and Mrs. Peter Brokaw J DUffATION OF CONTRACT this requirement by Iht bidder No in- of Little Silver were happy Send II.8 for each pat- Thu contract tholi bt e'tective terest shall bt allowed upon ony such retrooclivt lo December IS, Wt Ctrlified ch*ch or cash about the watercolor they tern. Add SSc for each pat- and thai) continue in tiled until Each bid must also bt accompanied by notification by fht governing body a certificate from a bonding company won. "If Winter Comes" by tern for first-class airmail lo Iht elttd that it withet 10 witn hcensed to do Dullness >n tne State ol draw tor a lubttqutnf program Ntw Jersey guaranteeing that If the Mrs. Lafferty. The couple and handling. Send to: year Said nolict mutt be given m propoiol of the bidder bt occeptea writing in accordance with appii they wilt furnish a performance bond was having fun but difficulty Laura Wheeler. Needle- cable condHion* and deadline* •n tht fact omounl of me bid and ihe lawfully etlooliihtd by the U S acceptance ot the bid is contingent choosing which paintings they craft Dept 61. Red Bank Deporiment of HOuting and Urban upon tht fulfillment of ihli rtauirt Register, Box 161. Old Development (HUD) for any given preferred. They agreed, how- year in order tor the loan unll ol ever, on the one they took Chelsea Sti , New York. government 10 drop out for tht Tht Western Monmouth Utilities Au- lubsequtnt program year, but in thority reserves Ihe right lo waive ony home. PORTRAIT CORNER — Nancy Gosnell, second from left, shows one of her NY 10011 Print Name. no cow may a participant drop oui informalities or irrtgulanlies In tht of on ongoing program year, t* bid rtctlvtd. and to reiecl ony ond or portraits to Edwlna Brown, a member of the auction committee, and Ray Address, Zip. Pattern ctpt o» a rrtult ot HUO oction oil bids as in Its judgement moy OcH serve the interest of tne Authority The Marjorie Mollenauer. an Miller. Number SECTION ll - That tht Mayor Authority shall have a minimum of ond Clerk bt and they hertby ore thirty 110) days from Ihe rtfrHpl of area harpist, made the after- SUPER VALUE -1978 (xrthoriied lo tMtcutt tht Amend bids lo timer accept or reitct some mtnl la tht contract on btnalt ot The Owner or Ihe Engmeer rtstrvei noon into a musical soiree as NEEDLECRAFT catalog •he municipality tnt right lo require a complete linon SECTION IN — Thli ordinance clal ond experience statement from she and three of her students, 125 designs to choose ihoii at effective Immediately at- prospective bidders showing thot they Amy Ludlow, 16, of Fair ler pottage ond publication in ac hove satisfactorily completed work of from. 3 free inside. All cor dance with law. tht nature required before furnishing Haven. Monica McKnight, \i. PUBLIC NOTICP propoiol forms or specifications, or crafts. Knit. Crochet ...75c 716 Tht foregoing Ordinance wot in- before awarding the Contracl of Ocean, and Monica Gro- troduced and po»ttfl on Firtt Propotali tor inn Contract will be ac- Reading at a Regular Meeting ol cepted only from bidders who hove nert. 16. of Little Silver, tht Mayor and Council, at tht been properly qualified in occordonct Borough ot Union Beach, on with tht requirement* at the Spectltco played contemporary and THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. (tons. 1977, and will come up lor Mnai classical music for four consideration ond pa*tagt ot a Tht succesilui bidder shall bt re ' Regular Meeting of tald Mayor quired to comply with fnt provisions of harps. Printed Pattern ond Council, ol the Borough ol tht Ntw Jersey Prevailing Wage Act. Union Btocft. to bt held on Chapter ISO ol the Lows of mi. effec- Jumper or Dress! THURSDAY. DECEMBER I. 1977. tive Jonuory I. \Hi, ond Iht require- "It was a great success." ui I IS P.M. or ot toon thereafter mentsol P L I97S. C 177. m the mailer can bt heord, al Ihe BY ORDER OF The Choirmon and Mr. Brennan said after the Council Mining Room. Union Commnsioneri of the Western Mon- In, HU-feL Host Fire Haute. Flortnct Avt- mouth Utilities Authority. Monmoulh drawings ended by 5 p.m. nut. Union Beach, Ntw Jtrfty. al County. New Jer sty "We exceeded all our goals. which time ond P'oce on periom LAWRENCE S GROSSMAN desiring to &e heard, thereon will Authority Choirmnn Once we straighten out a few Embroider a charming be given ion opportunity Nov. 71 S1I6? details with Shrewsbury flower spray on an easy-sew ^MARYSABIK. jumper that goes out to din- Borough Clerk about the building expansion, ner as a dress. You'll win 141 Monmouth County we'll begin to add a gallery to PUILIC NOTICI lots of compliments from TAKE NOTICE THAT THE UON our existing facility." 244 W»t Long Branch MOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF CHO him and them! NOTICE TO BIDDERS SEN FREEHOLDERS WORK SES TAKE NOTICE mat sealed propot SION MEETING SCHEDULED FOR Printed Pattern 9013: all will bt received by the Borough TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6. I9?7 AT gD Other Public Notices 10:00AM. HAS BEEN CHANCED TO Council of the Borough ot Wtlt Long CCNTRIO HOLDINO COMPANY Misses Sizes 8,10.12. 14. 16. Branch, Menmovtti County, New Jtr- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1977 AT 1:00 P.M. IN THE FREEHOLDERS HAZLIT TOWNSHIP. 18, 20. Size 12 (bust 34) takes tty, tor tht purcftQM of ant pallet car MEETING ROOM. HALL OF MONMOUTH COUNTY for tht VM of Iht Poiict Dtportmtnt of RECORDS, MAIN STREET. FREE has on this list day of November, lf77 2 yards 45-inch. Transfer. Iht Borough of Wttl Long Branch. HOLD, NEW JERSEY requested art appeal from me decision Sold btdi will M opened ond rend m by the Director of the Deportment of puMIc ot the Boreyah Council meeting THE NEXT REGULAR PUBLIC Environmental Protection, aenylng Send $1.25 for each pat- Room, K Poplar Avenue, Well Long MEETING OF THE BOARD WILL BE their Permit No. CA 77-0114-5, Opinion Branch, Ntw Jersey, on December 1. HELD ON TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6, No 41 tern. Add 35c for each pat- 1177, at I p.m., prevailing lime. IW7AT «:00 P.M. IN THE FREEHOL AUERBACH, RUDNICK Sptclfl cat Ions and proposal formi DERS MEETING ROOM. HALL OF I WALDMAN ore on tile In Ihe Office of the Borough RECORDS. MAIN STREET. FREE tern for first-class airmail, HOLD. NEW JERSEY H Fleetwood Drive I Highway 35 Clerk of tht Borough Hall, « Poplar Haitel. New Jersey 07730 handling. Send to: Marian Avenue. West Long Branch. Ntw Jer- FREDERICK C KNIESLER Attorneys for Applicant ley, ond moy be Impelled and re CLEBK OF THE BOARD Martin, Pattern Dept. 420. ctfvtd by prospective blddtrt during Nov Jl is 9| The Red Bank Register. the hours of f :W a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or 232 West 18th St.. New 238 Oceanport 238 Oceanport 236 Oceanporl York. NY 10011. Print TAX SALI NOTICE Of Real Estate in tht Borough ol Octanport tor Non.payment ot Tone* ond Aitrmnrnii NAME. ADDRESS, ZIP. Public Notice ll hereby rjiven thai I. Ida M Lancaster. Collector ot TOKII ot thr Borough of Ocranpori. Mon SIZE and STYLE NUM- mouth County. New Jersey, will sell ot public auction on ihv Fifth day ol Dtcrmber. 197? al IQ 00 a m In Ine Munici- pal Building. Ill Monmouth Blvd Oceonpori. New Jersey, the herein oiler described londv lor the lax year 'WS BER. Sold londs will be sold to moke ttit amount ol municipal Hens chargeable aqomit the tame on (he Ji*t day ot De cember. tt/B os computed in the ta« Mil. toaether with Interest on Ihe told omounl* lo Ihe rtole ol vale ant) the co%t ot Save $10 to $100 when you Ihe sole, of public venduf to such persons oi will purchase the sonic, subject lo redemption ol Ihe lowest rote ot in- tereil. but in no cose In excess ol I ? per cent per annum sew it yourself! Lots of This sale Is mode under the provisions ol Article t. Cnoplcr 1 Title Si ot ihe revised ttututri ol New Jersey 1*47. entitled'So1* ol Real Property to Enforce Hens' and ads supplementary thereto new dresses, pants, tops. When Int to* tale takes place, poymtnl ot all taNei ar otttssmentt. costs ond interest musi be paid by Ihe pur chaser before conclusion ot the salt. otherwl\e (he property will br immediately resold Total Wardrobe patterns At ony time before the solf. the Colleclor will receive payment ot the amount due loqetncr with interests ond in NEW FALL-WINTER costs Incurred lo ihe date ol payment - Tht said londv lo be sold ond the names ol person* ogomst who smd t have been 0SM>s*cd. and costs on ac PATTERN CATALOG. count oteoch parcel lor unpaid tones are a! loHows Blk Lot NomNme ot Owner Drhnquenl Ta.M Inlrrtil & CotH row DIM Coupon for any pattern b*M Andrew Plrrtca >»ito ?ifl Unknown 3)» n.n «!»]in>: free. Send 75c. lo Arthur iCarol Wirjmaifi IMS 11.31 WS3 ?c Louis Berk II » KM IM» t Sewrr Chu hi PICKING WINNERS — Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lucian ot Kumson, left, |ot down 70 to 7« James & Frames Artdo'tl/H /0.M N I' 100 !< ••SUM Fashion Book .$ I H Ml Anthony S. Mary Ann Amor IM«4 III) 110 SI their favorite works of art before the "Great Art Steal" got under way yes- lutait Crochet Bookil.N IDA U LANCASTER. 9013J Colleclor terday. Pat Latferty, right, who collected the paintings and sculpture tor 8-20 Plltow Shvw-Offs II.M the unusual auction, stands below one of her landscape watercolors. 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY NOVEMBER 21 1977 Merit Cigarette Sets NewTaste

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