Critics oppose state takeover of police ^ By JON HBALEY Hie year-long state study, conducted by that a number of municipal police associa- tum agreed, saying, "We have exceptional Police service in Monmouth County would Atty Gen John J Degnan, reportedly was tions have wpported some of the recommen- cooperation between all the agencies," local, deteriorate if the stale took control of local prompted by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's con- dations county, state and federal police departments, according to several po- cern over the increase in crime — particular- Slate Sen S. Thomas Gagliano. R-Mon- Tantum questioned the contention that lice chiefs and legislators from the county ly the increase in street crime The study has mouth, does not fed that local police in state police would be better able to carry out Their comments came in response tore - been reviewed by Byrne, reports say. and IU Monmouth County are inefficient or incom- the functions of local officers. ports that a major slate study calls for the contents are expected to be released In the petent. Some departments may need to es- "I think that the municipal police are just state attorney general to assume control of near future. tablish more contact with the public and as capable, just as well trained as you would local police departments la the Interest of Among the conclusions Byrne hi said to increase the visibility of their officers, find under any jurisdiction," he declared. cutting down crime. support are recommendations that the At- Gagliano said, but be questioned bow slate According to Clayton, neither the level of County official, defended the conduct of torney Generals Office should be given intervention could help in that area. cooperation between jurisdictions nor th? local police departments and praised the power to manage and evaluate local police Red Bank Police Chief George J Clayton performance of local police work would be level of cooperation among state, county and unite, to consolidate smaller police depart- praised the role that the state and county enhanced by state control. local law enforcement agencies. ments into regional unite, and to employ the already pUy in local police work. Freehold Township Police Chief John D. Instead of forced regionalization or slate state police more in urban areas to help fight "If we need help, we can get it," Clayton Willis agreed, arguing that smaller towns police intervention to fight municipal street street crime. said, citing county and state units that con- would go overlooked under a system of state crime, the chiefs and legislators called for The study also is reported to have un- tribute to undercover investigations and control. more funding and better handling of habitual covered inefficiency and incompetence in cases involving organized crime \ Willis contends that police work involves offenders as solutions to the rise in crime. some local departments And sources claim Ocean Township Police Chief Neil A. Tan- See Takeover, page 7 George H. Claytea Jr. The Daily Register >loiimotiill County's fprval Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 116 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1980 20 CENTS Reagan due tonight in nation's ca LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ronald Reagan, in the paperback, some light weekend reading " Asked if the planned budget cuts would reduce armed with a detailed strategy be says can make He carried two large black, three-ring binders, government services for the poor, Reagan replied his promised tax and spending cuts s reality, which he said contained summaries of the recom- indirectly, that the plan was not designed to prepared today to fly to Washington for the first mendations. "deprive people ... We're still talking in the areas time since being elected president two weeks ago. "We're going to do what I said throughout the of extravagance" to find budget cuts. In five days In Washington, be will meet with campaign we would do These are plans for im- Shultz said his panel, which includes three the man be defeated, Jimmy Carter; with con- plementation, reducing the cost of government, former directors of the federal Office of Man- gressional leaders of both parties; and with the reducing the burden on the people and getting a agement and Budget, did not attempt to produce transition staff be picked to help guide the prosperity that would be shared by all," Reagan new economic proposals. added transfer of power. Instead, he said, the panel's report is designed He is due to arrive in Washington in the early Shultz said the report could reshape govern to be "a workable ... comprehensive and coordi- evening, fly by helicopter to a government guest nated strategy" to meet Reagan's tax and spend- house and, SO minutes later, address by phone the ing cut goals, control inflation and balance the nation's Republican governors, meeting in Phila- budget delphia. Related story, page 2 Yesterday, Reagan and former Treasury Sec- Shultz would not say what the timetable for retary George P. Sbultz, chairman of a commit- balancing the federal budget would be. He said he tee of 14 prominent Republican economists who ment and revitalize the economy. personally believes that it is "doubtful" the drafted the detailed Spending and tax cut plan, •"Strong and decisive things can be done," budget can be balanced by 1982 but that a bal- met reporters. Shultz said, adding that a top priority is controll- anced budget is "possible" by 1963 But neither would describe specifics from the ing government spending Reagan lias promised a balanced budget by proposal except to confirm that It is a detailed He had harsh words about the present state of 1983 and said he thinks it can be done earlier. plan to implement Reagan's campaign promises the economy: The president-elect's Washington schedule in- to cut government spending by 2 percent annually "If we have had a recovery at all, it is a very cludes five meetings with Senate and House lead- LOADED WITH INFORMATION — Loaded down with a stack of information. and federal income taxes across the board 10 fragile one," Shultz said. "The situation the ers, two national security briefings, a Thursday President-elect Ronald Reagan departs an economics meeting with a blue-ribbon percent for the next three yean. governor will inherit is very gloomy. The rate of afternoon visit with Carter in the White House panel of Republican economists yesterday in Los Angeles. He's flying to Washington After a t^minute session with the economic inflation is very high. The budget is hemorrhag and several meetings with political supporters today and will meet this week with President Carter and congressional leaders. advisers, Reagan told reporters: "It's all there ing. It is a very bad scene." See Reagaa, page ? Over 100 homes destroyed Fires rage across California LOS ANGELES (AP) - Roaring Two people were arrested on "The fire Is almost on top of us. This fires moved on in front of the capricious charges of looting ruined homes. is a terrifying experience," Burbank Situation Santa Ana winds today after inflicting Flfre authorities called a "red flag" resident Jack Elwood said before losses in the tens of millions of dollars alert throughout Southern California dashing to hose down his roof. over 44,000 acres of parched brushland. due to high fire danger, severely re- As he watched flames move toward hopeless More than 100 homes were damaged or stricting activity in brushy areas. There his Burbank condominium, Dr. Bernard An unidentified Verdugo destroyed and at least one person died. has been no significant rain here since Cook said: "It's just hell up here. Hills resident of the town of Some of the hillside homes were val- April There's fire all over the place." Sunland. northwest of Los An- ued at more than $1 million. Added together, the fires had con- Paramedics rescued a man trapped geles, tries in vain to save his Choking smoke and ash blown by the sumed about 70 square miles of land. on a ledge in the fire's path. He was home engulfed in flames yes- northeasterly winds, which ranged up to In the Carbon Canyon blaze, about 30 treated for foot burns. terday as a monstrous brush 80 mph, blanketed areas several miles miles southeast of Los Angeles in Or- "Our biggest problem is getting fire, fanned by high winds, from the nine fires that raged through ange County, several horses died and a through the streets," said Burbank po- raced through the California the weekend number of homes were charred as lice officer Doug Harris, taking note of hillside area, destroying over While the fires spread, homeowners flames raced across 8,000 acres, fire what another observer called "a ton of 100 homes and causing tried to salvage bits of their charred officials said. sightseers" in the area. thousands of residents to flee' homes. One old man wept in the arms of The flames raced through an oil field The Sunland fire started when ten- UwarfC his pregnant daughter as a forlorn dog so quickly they jumped the wells and sion wires blown together by 80-mph sat near smoldering ruins in the posh roared on to threaten the small com- winds short-circuited, showering a Bradbury area. munity of Olinda, burning up toth e nearby tree with sparks. The wind and fires interrupted elec- lawns of several evacuated homes Twenty miles to the east, in the tricity to some 50.000 homes, though before being stopped. exclusive suburb of Bradbury, John power was restored to more than 90 The 10,000-acre Sunland fire forced Hervey, 47, suffered a fatal heart atUck percent of them by last night. residents of suburban Glendale and as he evacuated his home, a Santa A power failure to one pumping sta- Burbank out of their homes, said Teresita Hospital official said. tion cut water pressure, frustrating fire- Burbank Fire Department spokesman The Bradbury blaze was the most' fighters already having trouble pushing Rich Kaufman. That blaze claimed II destructive of Sunday's brushfires. away the curious, officials said. homes. SeeCUforBl«,page7 Kramers bound for Mexico The Inside Story THE WEATHER after a traditional wedding Sunny this morning with Increasing cloudiness daring the afteraooa. Highs in the low to mid 4ts. Rala By PAMELA JANIS The group consisted mainly of fami- of Israel, Asbury Park, and Rabbi Jack tomorrow. Complete report, page 3. ly members and friends who have M Rosoff of B'nai Israel. RUMSON - Monmouth County known the Kramers for many years. The 26-year-old bride converted to GlaaU take secoad straight t Freeholder Director Ray Kramer was Included in that group were such local the Reformed sect of Judaism, Broncos edge pail Jets i • keeping a secret from Us bride of lass and county political leaders as'Free- Kramer's religion, earlier this year, and WeatUgs " than 24 hours, the former Leilani Kyooo holder Thomas Lynch, County Demo- has learned to read and write Hebrew. Ana Landers ••• « O'MeUa. cratic Chairman John Fiorino and Sea She was bom of an Irish father and But, by the time Register readers Bright Mayor Cecile Norton. Japanese mother and raised as a Roman Catholic. know that the "secret" honeymoon des- They came to celebrate what one Advice IS DAILY REGISTER tination is Acapulco, the new Mrs. guest called "a joyous and solemn occa- She and the 62-year-old Kramer met Arts.... 13 PHONE NUMBERS Kramer will be there with her husband sion," characterised by smiles and when her sister, Michelle, introduced i Mala Office — and en route to Mexico City and Joviality them in 1977 at what Kramer said was a Classified : 16-JI Toll Free m*m Puerto Vallarta, as well. The 30-minute ceremony, sterling at "public function." They became en- Toll FIT* MM1M gaged a year ago, but agreed that the Comics 1» Mrs. Kramer thought she was going 1 p.m., was presided over by Rabbi Editorials 6 Classified Dept MM7M to the Bahamas, friends said after the Daniel Tepliti, spiritual leader of Con- wedding would not take place until after Circmlatke Dept.. this year's election. , | Lifestyle 14-1J ceremony at Congregation B'nai Israel gregation Ohev Shalom, Marlboro Mae A Date.: 1* Sports Dept yesterday. About 50 persons attended Township, where Mrs. Kramer wor- Kramer lost his bid for re-election Movie Timetable..... 13 MMdletewn Bureau... C71-1 the wedding, followed by a reception at ships. Also participating were Rabbi Nov. 4, when be and Lynch, his Demo- OMtaaries ,.< 4 FreebsM Bweaa 431-zlK the Fromagerie. Sidney Goldstein of Congregation Sons See Kramers, page 7 Sports ! Mi Long Branch Bane*, ttt-ant Television 13 State Bareaa.... Fabulous lunches at WlaFreeTmrkeys! The dam Hat Fromagerie, 26 Ridge Rd , »%offaULet?Jeins Enter at participating rU Reserve for Holiday Parties The Clam Hal Mark's Famen DeU Rumson. Tats. Fashion Jackets, til Fri. Sea Bank Retell Trade Boa Now! No group too small. Twin Lobster Special Tonite. Now in 2 locations. Mechanic KRAMER AND KRAMER — Leilani and Ray Kramer. Show, Angelic Tiger. Ml-om stores. Drawing, Nov. 20th Highlands, Vfa Highlands. *7T0m St 4r Red Bank Mini Mall 2 The UiMty Register SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY. NOVEMBER I7. i960 Pope asks Protestants, Catholics TION to keep talking and fight atheism •y The Associated Press MAINZ, West Germany (API - Pope John "It is painfully known to us that we have still Speaking Sunday to a crowd of 300,000 at a U.S. Paul II today called on Protestants to unite with not achieved full agreement with the brothers and Army airfield near here, the pope denounced war, Catholics against atheism, saying "we owe it to sisters of the Roman Catholic Church in the appealed lor better East-West relations and urged Steam bath aid offered Waste rules begin God and to the world ,., to keep up the dialogue." understanding of the Eucharist," said Bishop D governments to respect human rights and re- Meeting here with Protestant leaders, the ligious freedom DKS MOINKS. Iowa - The Iowa Civil WASHINGTON - What may be the most Eduard Lohse. chairman of the Lutheran Council. pontiff repeatedly referred to Martin Luther, the At an open-air Mass, the pontiff recalled the Liberties I mim has agreed to help with an complicated set of regulations ever devised He said the Lutherans, who make up half of rebel German theologian whose break with the horrors of World War II, in which Main was Indi.m inmate s lawsuit seeking to force in- goes into effect this week to regulate what West Germany's inhabitants, "await with patient Roman Catholic Church 500 years ago launched virtually destroyed by Allied bombs. -'illiiiim nl a ritual sweat bath" at the many believe to be the most serious environ- hope an open invitation from the side of your the Protestant Reformation. Calling it a "period of terrible destruction, of l"».i Slate I'i'iiiit-iitiary [or religious mental problem of the 1980B - hazardous church that we will be welcome as guests and indescribable suffering, of violation and contempt purpuke* Olhcials of the prison, located at chemical wastes The 2.000 pages of rules are "Today I come to you. the spiritual inhen- friends at the celebration of the Eucharist in your for human life." he asked that the "infamous Kun Madison said the request is lor a non- aimed at making sure the government, for tants of Martin Luther; I also come as a pilgrim. church, without having to pay the price of our own atrocities" of the war never be repeated. ivli||iuy» sauna and that it is "not legit the first time since the chemical revolution In a changing work), I come to set a sign of union church membership." in the central secrets of our faith." ' Let us pray to God that this terrible lesson of nil.ill' began alter World War II. will know who is The meeting with Protestants was the first of generating the wastes, who is transporting Although his primary purpose is to inspire a several scheduled for the pontiff today, the third history will impress upon people all over the globe lulu- Gulden, executive director of the renewal of faith among Roman Catholics, who respect for the rights of every individual and It I.I', vi nl the issue is religious and constitu- them and how they are being disposed of day of his West German tour. He emphasizes make up nearly half of West Germany's popu- every nation." the pope said to loud applause. tional rights Its outrageous that they iin- Christian unity in remarks prepared for an au- Starting Wednesday, each shipment of lation of 63 million, the pontiff's five-day visit also After celebrating the Mass in German, the nutes i are being denied religious freedom. ' dience representing Methodists, Quakers, Men- wastes leaving a plant must be accompanied pope directed a statement to his American hosts the said yesterday She said the suit was filed is aimed at developing stronger ties between nonites, Greek Orthodox and others. by forms identifying the company which pro- at the Malnz-Finthen U.S. Army Air Base, six by an American Indian inmate, who wants Catholics and the Protestant followers Luther. He also planned to meet with representatives duced the wastes, the trucker hauling them miles south of this city of 200.000 the hxiure installed for use in religious cere- and the company storing or disposing of the "We must keep up the dialogue and the con- of the nearly 30.000 Jews in West Germany, many "Make it our aim to work for peace and to monies wastes. The company generating the waste tacts We must leave no stone unturned. We must of them survivors or children of survivors of the strengthen one another, " he said, quoting In Eng- must get a copy of the form back in 35 days do what creates unity. We owe it to God and to the Nazi holocaust. Ms Golden said the steam bath is an lish from St. Paul from the dump site, or it must find out why it world." he told leaders of the Council of Evangel- Later today, the pope meets with West Germa- c ml.isfd structure with hot rocks over which ical I Lutheran I Churches in Germany. The Mass was opened to more than 10,000 waler is poured American Indians use the hasn t received the form and report any ny 's Catholic bishops in Fulda, where 230 The pope and the Protestants acknowledged Americans stationed in the area. West German -Uuciure lor meditation and communication problems to the federal Environmental Pro- feminists and homosexuals marched on Sunday their differences, including their split over church police said "several thousand" Americans at- with Holy Spirits, she said tection agency protesting discrimination against them by the rituals Catholic church. tended Guests flee motel fire Chain selves to gate WESTVIEW. Md - About 100 people BELLEVUE, Wash - Two women, pro- testing the Mormon Church's opposition to Federal spending ceiling • were safely evacuated yesterday when a lour-alarm fire burned through the top two the Equal Rights Amendment, chained them- Hours ol a Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge selves overnight to a gate of a new $12 million Baltimore County fire spokesman Frank Mormon temple scheduled to be dedicated Wilson said a civilian and a firefighter were today The demonstration began Saturday high on Congress list taken to nearby hospitals fur treatment for when the women — Coleen Miller. 39, of smoke inhalation Kent. Wash . and Joan Schrammeck. 24. of WASHINGTON (AP) - House and Senate Senate negotiators before a final resolution is Fire official! said they did not know what Seattle — wrapped themselves in a heavy link chain and padlocked it to the gate consideration of a ceiling on federal spending is adopted. Such a resolution is required by the rules caused the blaze which was reported at 6 15 high on the agenda for the first full week of of Congress. The women, who had sleeping bags, re- p m and declared under control about 8 p m Congress' lame-duck session, but the spotlight Another money matter due for consideration mained chained overnight, but left volun- Police helped evacuate the bottom five floors will go to President-elect Ronald Reagan. is an extension of the federal revenue sharing tarily Sunday afternoon No arrests were nhortly alter the fire was called in Fire- Reagan, seeking to establish good relations program, considered vital by local governments. made, police said. lighters moved their trucks to the front and with Congress quickly, will- be on Capitol Hill for The House voted last Thursday to extend local back nl the hotel and set up ladders to About a dozen women joined the chained meetings tomorrow and Wednesday. revenue snaring for three years at the current $4.6 evacuate the top two floors. women for a time, marching in front of the billion annual level, with authority to include $2 3 The president-elect may also be bringing some gates. Mormon Temple of Injustice for billion a year for state governments in fiscal 1982 ideas on ways to cut the federal budget, a topic Women. " read one of their signs "I'm a 39- and 1983 year-old mother of three." said Mrs Miller discussed this past weekend by a group of Reagan IMear air collision "This is outrageous for me to have to this for economic advisers meeting in Los Angeles. Early this week, the Senate is due to consider a bill that would extend local revenue sharing for DALLAS — A teen-ager who took a joy my rights." Cutting federal spending also will be the sub- five years at the $4.6 billion annual level and ride with two friends in a stolen airplane — ject when the House and Senate debate resolu- authorize the $2.3 billion annual state revenue • mil came perilously close to a collision with tions for a binding federal budget ceiling. Con- Storm Florida-bound sharing for four years beginning with fiscal 19S2. .i jetliner - never had formal in-flight train sideration in both chambers is scheduled for ion and became airsick during the escapade. MIAMI i APi — A newly formed tropical tomorrow. , The Senate bill also authorizes an additional $1 police say Authorities said it was unlikely depression dumped heavy rains on water- billion annually in federal aid to localities to be 'li.it the three boys, whose identities have logged Cuba and brought winds of up to 40 The House Budget Committee approved a bin- used in times of severe recession, a provision not hern withheld, would be tried as adults in the mph to Key West today. The depression fol- ding budget resolution last week calling for $631 7 included in the House bill. billion in outlays for fiscal 1961 — which began incident since there were no injuries They lowed Hurricane Jeanne, which apparently ruined some of Cuba s tobacco crop, by less Oct. 1 — and a $25 billion deficit. i nulil be charged with juvenile delinquency Also awaiting Senate consideration this week than a week are multi-billion-dollar appropriations for the 1 think they realize how serious it was. In order to achieve that, the House Budget Winds at Key West were around 30 mph State, Justice, Commerce and Interior depart- lhat they could have been killed, or killed Committee staff calculated that the incoming with gusts up to 40 mph. the National Hur- ments. wmwbody said Youth Division investigator Reagan administration would have to cut about ricane Center in Miami reported. The depres- Uillir Mills, who has talked with the boys — f 17 billion from the federal budget. Last Thursday, conservative Republicans in sion would be classified as a tropical storm — ime a|M II. the others 16 the Senate were able to attach an amendment to and named Karl — if it developed sustained Republicans accused Democrats on the House the Justice Department money bill prohibiting surface winds of 39 mph. CHOSEN — Nancy Reagan has chosen a committee of playing politics with the budget the department from using the busing of society editor and columnist of the Oakland issue by mandating budget cuts before Reagan schoolchildren to achieve racial balance. Jenrette may resign even takes office. But Democrats said they were Tribune, Robin Orr, to be her press secre- WASHINGTON - Rep John Jenrette. Bloody jacket found giving the incoming president a chance to make Meanwhile, the House is scheduled to com- tary. Mrs. Orr says she has covered Mrs. convicted of bribery and conspiracy in the ATLANTA - A bloody jacket and a boys good on his campaign pledge to cut government plete consideration of a measure aimed at meet- Reagan since Ronald Reagan was in- FBI s Abscam investigation, says he has no T-shirt discovered by a team of tracking dogs spending. ing electric power needs in the Pacific Northwest augurated as governor of California in Janu- desire to go down in history as the member were being analyzed today by police seeking ary 1967. The appointment to the J38.00O a that i been expelled from Congress." The some clues in the deaths and disappearances Before the election, the Senate Budget Com- The bill, strongly opposed by some members year job Is effective Dec. 1. "I've always South Carolina Democrat planned to an- of 15 black children Don Laken of Philadel- mittee drew up a binding budget calling for of the Northwest congressional delegations, been a Republican," said Mrs. Orr, 56 "I nounce today his decision on whether to quit phia, who handles the dogs, said he was not spending (633 billion, but it does not mandate the would allow the Bonneville Power Administration believe firmly in everything that Reagan in the face of possible expulsion sure if the clothing found Friday was related outs called for in the House resolution. — a federal agency that markets hydroelectric stands for. I feel privileged to be able to join Differences in the budget plans adopted by power — to acquire new authority to coordinate Jenrette was convicted Oct 7 in the FBI's to the case Laken is not officially working the Reagan team and help to accomplish its each house would have to be worked out by House- and direct the region's power needs. Abscam investigation and the House ethics with the police goals." committee voted last week to begin studying On Saturday, about 250 volunteers trudged whether to recommend House punishment as through drizzling rain to search a six-square well The committee could decide to take no mile section of northwest Atlanta It was the •idion against Jenrette or recommend pun- fifth weekend in a row searchers turned out ishment ranging from expulsion to. a restric- Iraq reports gains in latest battle to help police hunt for clues The first search, tion ol House privileges Jenrette would have on Oct 18. turned up the body of Latonya BAGHDAD. Iraq lAPi — Iraq reported gains Susangerd than Hitlers in World War II Other Iranian newspapers and politicians for creating a in relinquish his seat in January in any event Wilson. 7. but succeeding searches have in the big battle for the city of Susangerd, trying Iranian officials accused the Iraqis of rape and climate of dissent He called on his followers tc - he was deleated in a re-election bid Nov 4 proved fruitless to set up a pincers movement on Khuzistan Prov- using "chemical weapons" that "spread germs" "stop these papers" and close their mouths ' ince's capital and its oil fields. Meanwhile, and caused blisters, reports from Tehran said. "At this very difficult time when our country Kuwait charged Iran with the second rocket at- is at war. you gather and say nonsense." he said *-People- tack on its border in five days. The capture of Susangerd would allow the yesterday, adding that Iran's enemies "are mak- Iraqis to bring pressure on Ahwaz from the north. a hysterectomy April 3 Casualty reports from the two governments ing fools of you They are playing games the SAN ANTONIO. Texas differed widely, but together they confirmed that The provincial capital has been under heavy artil- plan is to separate vou from each other." • Al' - Actress June during which cancer cell.' lery shelling for the past month from forces to the a major battle was under way for Susangerd. 20 Khomeini's remarks followed a week-long Lockhart fractured her hip were discovered and re south, and its capture would open the way to an moved. miles east of the Iraqi border and 30 miles controversy sparked by the arrest of former For- when the car in which she northwest of Ahwaz, the provincial capital. eastward advance to the oilfields was riding collided with eign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh. who criticized The Iraqi command said its forces killed 500 Kuwait's minister of state for cabinet affairs. the government for Iran's military and economic .mother vehicle outside Iranians in house-to-house fighting yesterday and San Antonio, police said LONDON iAPI - In Abdul Aziz Hussein, reported that several Iranian setbacks Islamic hardliners arranged the summer of 1963 she the defenders were "fleeing in panic." It said 30 fighters invaded Kuwait's airspace Sunday after- Ghotbzadeh s arrest, and moderates led by Bani- The star of such tele- rode in Rolls Royces. revolutionary guards trying to escape drowned in Sadr got him freed visiun scries as Lost in noon and began firing rockets in the area of cavorted with rich and fa- the Karkheh River. Abdali. on Kuwait's northern border with Iraq. Today was the 380th day in captivity for the 52 Space and Lassie was mous men. played a part in However. Iran's official Pars news agency in stable condition Sunday Hussein said the rockets caused "minor mate- American hostages in Iran, and former Secretary the ruin of a Cabinet min- claimed the revolutionary guards in Susangerd rial damage" and Kuwaiti anti-aircraft guns of State Henry A Kissinger told reporters in j| Northeast Baptist II.is ister, rocked a government killed 500 Iraqis and destroyed 51 tanks. It said pital "forced the attacking Iranian planes to flee." Lisbon. Portugal, he expects them to be freed and went to prison. She only 30 of the guards were killed. before Ronald Reagan is inaugurated Jan. 20. - Miss Lockhart, who was 21 Mohsen Rezaie, a member of the revolu- Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini, the leader of lives in Los Angeles, was Kissinger said that would give Iran a chance In the winter of 1980. tionary guards' central command, charged that Iran's revolutionary regime, appealed for na- appearing in the play to wipe the slate clean to start with the new Ckristiac Kccler lives in a the Iraqi troops "committed uglier crimes in tional unity in a speech yesterday and accused adminstration." (Measure of His Com- shabby London municipal pany, at a local dinner apartment and has started theater She was on her writing a magazine column Strings attached to accounts uay to a ' performance for men with sex prob- when the accident oc lems Purred The red-haired beauty's The driver of Miss June Lockhart relationship with Secre- Locknart'l car was not in- tary of War John Profumo You can earn interest, but lose money jured police said The con- HARTFORD. Conn wrecked his career and for dition of the driver of the i APi - Gov. Ella Grass* weeks in 1963 she was nev- By LOUISE COOK is coming as a reult of legislation passed by pay lees of more than II 15 a month you will lose second car was unknown was admitted to Hartford er off the front pages Associated Press Writer Congress to eliminate many of the regulations money with a NOW account. Hospital for treatment of Gone are the luxury Consumers across the country will be able to governing the banking industry. Banks, savings Suppose, however, you already pay a service phlebitis of the left leg. her apartments and wardrobes earn interest on the money in their checking and loan associations and other financial institu- charge for your checking account. Most people accounts starting next year. But the strings at- LOUISVILLE. Ky press secretary announced of costly gowns Gone are tions in all 50 states will be allowed — but not do The interest on a NOW account may be big tached to the accounts may leave depositors with lAPi - Col. HarUad yesterday the wealthy patrons and required — to offer interest-bearing checking enough to offset the higher fee you will have to a loss instead of a gain. Saadrrs lounder of the In a brief statement. days of wine and roses accounts beginning Jan. 2,1981. pay You will have to compare the exact terms Kentucky Fried Chicken Larrye deBear. Mrs. Gone is the time she swam The conditions governing the new Interest- The maximum Interest rate on the NOW ac- offered by different institutions and add up the restaurant chain, was Grassos press secretary, naked in the pool at bearing checking accounts will vary from city to counts, set by a federal panel which is overseeing dollars and cents taken off the critical list on said the governor said she Cliveden. Lord Astor's city and institution to institution. As a general deregulation in the banking field, will be 5V4 Some institutions may offer free NOW ac- Sunday and is recovering would remain in the hospi- vast country mansion on rule, however, you will have to keep a substantial percent a year. That's the same amount that counts Savings and loan insitutions. for example from pneumonia, hospital tal for a "few days" for the bank of the River amount in your checking account — $1,000 or commercial banks are allowed to pay on passbook generally have been prohibited from offering any officials said tests and medicai treat- Thames and caught the eye more in some places — if you want to avoid hefty savings accounts and is quarter of a percentage type of checking account and may try to lure i service charges. In many cases, the account will point less than savings and loan institutions can They said Sanders. 90. ment. She was admitted of Profumo She slept with customers from commercial banks with NOW late Saturday him while at the same time cost more in fees than it will earn in interest. And pay. accounts that require a relatively low minimum was awake, sitting up in the less money you leave on deposit, the more you bed and complaining about Phlebitis is the medical she was frolicking with a Figuring out whether a NOW account is a good balance or set no minimum at all. (apt Eugene Ivanov, as- will pay. the hospital food. He still term for inflammation of a deal will require some complicated calculations. Curt Prins, staff director of the consumer sistant naval attache at the Bob Walters of Sbeshunoff & Co. Inc., an was in serious condition. vein Among the things you will have to look at are the affairs subcommittee of the Housing Banking Soviet Embassy, ladies' Austin, Texas, consulting firm, explained: Sanders was listed in DeBear said it was not average amount of money you now keep in your Committee, said earlier this year, however that') man and spy "Banks are going to say, 'Look. I don't mind known whether the checking account, the number of checks you write he expected most NOW accounts would be ex- criticial condition with paying Interest to somebody who's keeping a lot phlebitis is in any way re- Two failed marriages every month and the fees you already pay for pensive for depositors with small accounts •The pneumonia Friday, after of money in my bank. Why don't we divide our lated to the governor's and one son later, Ms. checking. average person is not going to be able to afford a be was hospitalized for checking accounts into the people who have mon- cancer surgery in April or Keeler says with self- Suppose, for example, you keep about $290 a NOW account, "he said treatment of a kidney and ey and the people who don't?'" bladder infection. to the side effects she suf- mockery: "I must be get- month in your checking account. At present, you Prins said efforts were made in Congress to The NOW accounts - the letters stand for earn no interest on that money. You also get free Sanders has asked that fered from eight weeks of ling old. Do you know, my amend the banking legislation to prevent institu- "Negotiated Order of Withdrawal" - were in- checking, however — no monthly service fee and kibe hospital not be identi- subsequent radiation ther- last boyfriend left me" ielUl high The stress was on the troduced in New England in 1972. They spread no per-check charge. If you open a NOW account 51™ * """'mum balances on fied Jo preserve his apy 1 But Prins Mid throughout the region and into New York and New that pays 5V« percent a year, compounded daily — -ihu 'E^M ! ^ '""makers felt privacy Mrs Grasso underwent me." Jersey, but were prohibited elsewhere you will earn less than $115 a month on your $250 this should be left to wxalled market forces The debut of NOW accounts on a national basis If, In exchange for earning interest, you have to SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17. I960 The DfeiJy Re*** Howard attributes close election to Reagan, not Muhler WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep James * failed to use Us clout for the benefit at me be thinks people still want the government district could be altered substantially by 1982 Howard. D-Monmouth. the 16-year House vet- district and as one who was had contributed to involved in programs such as health, nutrition and that that would influence her decision on eran who survived one of his closest election the economic problems of the country. and other areas where the state and local another congressional race. contests earlier this month, says he has no Howard said the accusations weren't fair- governments efforts aren't enough. She said she had no regrets about her plans to do anything differently this term- just that the state has done very well since he took "They want a change. They want improve- campaign against Howard If she had it to do to do things better. over as chairman of the House Public Works ment, but I don't think it's all of a sudden that over, she said she would have been "more The thrust of the programs I've been Committee's subcommittee on surface trans- the nation has become a group of right- aggressive" at an earlier stage of the cam- involved in is good. The question now is can we portation. wingers," he said. paign make them better, more efficient," the U- "Of course, anybody can demagogue and ycar-old Democrat from Spring Lake Heights say 'Look at the transportation system. See Howard appears beaded next year toward Rep James Florio. the Democrat from siiid last week in an interview. how lousy it is'." the congressman said. "It the chairmanship of the full Public Works Runnemede, says he suspects the Reagan ad- Hi- edged Republican state As- takes time. You're not going to get the money Committee. The current chairman was de- ministration will have a much different at- semblywoman Marie Sheehan Muhler of one year and have a great system the next.'' feated Nov. 4 and the only other Democrat titude toward cleaning up abandoned hazard- Marlboro by a razor-thin margin—about 2,000 ahead of Howard in seniority is retiring. ous waste sites than the Carter admmsitration He said his polls showed Mrs. Muhler voles out of 210,000 cast, his closest contest The will place him in control of a commit- has had. started with higher name recognition than any since he won election to Congress by 1,740 tee which annually decides how billions of of his recent opponents, but was unable to build The Carter administration has backed votes in 1964. dollars worth of federal appropriations for on it. Igeislation to create a superfund financed pri- He traced the narrowness of his latest roads, mass transit and water and sewage Howard doesn't see the national election marily by industry for the cleanup election margin to the size of Republican projects are spant But Florio, the author of just such a plan, Ronald Reagan's landslide within the district results, which also placed Republicans in con- trol of the Senate next year, as a swing to the said some chemical industry leaders feel that over President Carter. Mrs. Muhler, on the other hand, said in a Reagan would support an entirely government- right. "It was close because of the top of the separate interview that she doesn't know yet financed fund which would be distributed as ticket. Carter carried only three of the 51 "I think there is a great deal of frustration whether she will run against Howard again in grants to states to do with as they saw fit. towns in the district and lost by over 50.000 economically that any president is going to two years. Republican Heps -elect Magaret The superfund issue takes center stage this votes." he said. face as long as we have this energy drain of $91 Roukema of Ridgewood and Chris Smith of Old week as the Senate Finance Committee Mrs Muhler. 43. from Marlboro got extra billion a year...They find they are not as well Bridge each beat incumbent Democrats this tackles the issue The House has already help and money from the Republican National off this year as they were four years ago, and fall after losing to the same men two years passed a bill, and Florio feels the only chance Congressional Committee which had targeted want to try something different," he said. earlier. for enactment of superfund legislation this the district as one in which the Democrat was He said people don't want their money "My legislative term is up this year," she session is for the Senate to pass the House felt to be vulnerable. wasted or spent on programs which have no said. version. JAMKSJ HOWARD She tagged Howard as a congressmen who general benefit. But at the same time, he said She said the shape of the congressional A new Congress will be sworn in January Mistrial could be declared Merchants foresee in Thompson, Murphy trial strong yule season were quietly discussing a legal issue in NEW YORK (API - The Abscam ments were delivered last Tuesday , By The Associated Press iimiMii is that consumer money is just now trial of Heps. FiL.tk Thompson Jr., D- the left comer of the courtroom, she When court ended Friday, Amoroso New Jersey retailers say despite high becoming available N.J.. and John M Murphy. D-N.Y.. en- noticed "Agent Amoroso panting with was undergoing re-direct examination inflation and unemployment they're expect- Hit hard by federal credit restraints, ters its second week today provided the his mouth." from federal prosecutor Thomas Puc- ing a strong Christmas buying season credit card purchases are lagging behind last trial judge doesn't declare a mistrial. She explained that the agent's tongue cio. "I think no matter what you read in the year s levels But many retailers offer de- Court ended on something other than had been out of his mouth and that he paper, we're in for a nice Christmas season, layed payment plans under which purchases Defense attorneys had utilized the a dry note Friday when it was revealed made facial gestures suggesting he was a rather encouraging one." said Thomas are not billed until February And Christmas rest of the day cross examining the that undercover FBI agent Anthony thirsty. "As he did this." Mrs. Murphy Vier. manager of B Altman & Co s Paramus Club accounts — which last year were worth agent who allegedly paid each defendant Amoroso gave a member of the jury a testified, "they looked at him " store SI 26 billion nationwide — will soon be re- $50,000 in return for their agreeing to glass of water while U.S. District Judge Then, she contended, there was an "Christmas brings out the feelings that leased help non-existent Arab sheiks with im- George C. Pratt and all the attorneys exchange of words between Amoroso we want to do something for our friends and migration problems. Analysts say stores which cater to the were gathered for a private conference and one or two of the closest jurors. fellow man After Christmas. 1 think things affluent should do well .jcross the room Finally, he gave one of them the cup of will tighten up again. ' he said After Amoroso. Philadelphia at- Bergen County, the most populous and Amoroso told the judge that a juror water, she added Merchants count on the holiday season to torney Ellis Cook is expected to take the affluent county in the state, has 865.700 resi- had asked him for a cup of water on Pratt said he would interview the Rep. Frank Thompson account for almost one-third of their annual stand for the government An unindicted dents with a net disposable income of ft) 1 behalf of a colleague and that he com- juror who received the water and the sales. co-conspirator in the trial last August of billion a year About 55 percent of the house- plied without conversation. one who asked Amoroso to pour before then-Rep. Michael Myers. D-Pa, Cook Consumers appear to be doing just what holds have incomes of $25,000 or more Mrs Kathleen Murphy, the con- deciding whether to declare a mistrial, is the former law partner of Howard Carter administration economists are urging I'assaic County has a net disposable in- gressman's pregnant wife and the per- dismiss one or two of the jurors or do Olden Search them not to do — they're spending money on come of |3 7 billion, and 36 7 percent of the son who brought the incident to the nothing. material goods which probably will increase households have S25 000-plus incomes defense team's attention, however, saw Dismissal of the jurors would not Criden. who was convicted with for ship more in value than the interest earned if the it dilferonlly cause an immediate problem since Myers in the first trial, is a severed money was kept in the bank Merchants also say customers would rath- er pay a little more and have an item last She told Pratt, who called her to the there are four alternates who have been defendant in the Murphy-Thompson The rate of inflation in retail store prices longer witness stand, that while the attorneys sitting on the case since opening argu- case. No trial date has been set. continues is below the overall double-digit rale, accord- "The customer wants quality, and I think NEW YORK (API) - ing to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics The agency says apparel prices have risen 6 5 they're willing to pay more money for quality Coast Guard officials said based on the length of service they'll get yesterday they were extend- percent, while household furnishings are up Hospital talks resume about 8 percent. from an^tem said Les Kogell. manager of ing at least another day the Bloomingdajes store in Hackensack ! "There's been a turnaround in the past chapter of Hospital Professional and referrals from Englewood search for the missing TKNAFLY (AP) - No develop- six weeks, after a three-month lag in sales People are concerned about getting a Allied Employees will not give in to the "It's bordering on a disaster," said freighter Poet and its 34 crew ments were reported in talks between for July. August and September." said Jack bargain and having it fall apart ' he said hospital's position that nurses hired dur- Bale members "out of com- management and representatives of Linden, owner of Lowit's men's clothing ing the strike do not have to join the passion and concern for the Items expected to be hot sellers are warm sinking nurses at Englewood Hospital store in Hackensack union Bale said Holy Name has been oper- families." clothing for the energy conscious electronic who are meeting in an attempt to re- "The fashion person is replenishing his Meanwhile, doctors at Englewood ating at almost full capacity, and there games mini-television sets, coffee machines solve the differences that prompted an The decision to continue wardrobe and we've also had a touch of and other area hospitals said the 77-day- is a constant backlog of patients in the and innovative food processors 11-week-old strike. what officials termed "one Christmas buying I think we 11 have an old strike is causing hardships on pa- emergency room. He said doctors per- This is all self-indulgence, said Ray- As the bargaining session opened at of the largest, most ex- astonishing, happy ending to a year of frus- tients and nearby hospitals. formed 6M surgical procedures last mond (Jutter. manager of Bamberger s store II a.m. yesterday with two federal me- pensive searches ever con- trations. " in Paramus "We're in an economy where John Bale, an administrator at Holy month. 100above normal. diators at the Clinton Inn. a spokesman ducted" was reached IT ml .it The principal reason for merchants op- people are self-indulging lor the 570 striking nurses said their Name Hospital in TeanecV said his hos- ternoon as six Coast Guard desire to retain a union shop remains pital is hard-pressed to meet the de- Some physicians fear that medical and Navy planes scoured the (he key issue in the dispute. mands of an overload of patients, whose care is suffering because of the increase Atlantic Ocean in what could Stephanie Orrico said the local numbers increased dramatically with in the number of admissions. have been the final day of the Water supply ruling due hunt for the vessel. The weather By The Associated Press Reservoir owned by tht tageous t,i be brought up to "All logic dictates that As northern New Jersey Hackensack Water Co date on the overall water pic- the search should be sus- awaits a decision today that Meanwhile New Jersey ture in four states, said Dirk Local Weather pended today." said Coast will affect its immediate wa- officials plan to meet (' Holman head of the state TIDES Yesterday's Ugh lent- Guard spokesman Jim Mc- ter supply, state officials are Wednesday with the Dela- emergency task force on Fri- Study Hook perala're al The Register Granachan Officials had looking ahead to a meeting ware River Basic Com- day All this, however, just TODAY - High 3:13 weather station was M planned to decide Sunday on Wednesday that could affect mission The commission. emphasizes our need of water p.m. and low 9:40p.m. degrees. The low yester- whether or not to end the the flow of water to- other faced with steadily declining trom DeForest TOMORROW - High day was 32. It was 39 at S search. parts of the state. reservoirs, is trying to decide :t:50a.m and4:17 p.m. and whether to impose man- p.m. and the overnight low McGranachan said that The New York State De- Tho week of decisions low 1014 am and 10:33 datory water rationing on 21 was ti. Today's < a.n.. eight days of searching partment of Environmental comes'When the water sup- p 01. million people in southern temperalare was 25. There 250.000 square miles have Conservation is expected to plies lor northern New JerseV J or Red Bank and decide whether to again allow New Jersey New York. was so precipitation in the produced no traces or clues to are continuing to drop, de- Kumson bridge, add two the daily release of millions Pennsylvania and Delaware U hows eadlag al I ».m. the ship's mysterious disap- spite Governor Byrnes ra- hours: Sea Bright, deduct today. There were IS heat- of gallons of water from Lake pearance following its Oct. 24 "We re evaluating the sit- tioning program 10 minutes: Long Branch, ing degree days yesterday, departure. DeForest in Rockland County uation as we go along, and we (Murt 15 minutes. High- 3M for the month and U* downstream into the Oradell He said Vice Admiral Rob- thought it would be advan- lands bridge, add 40 for the season to date. Last ert I Price ordered the Coast minutes. year's total to date was Of. Guard "to make the extra JOIN OUR effort" and search another Albany 13 Clr WEATNIR FORECAST — Rain is forecast on the Albuquc U 04 cdv day. CHRISTMAS 26 » cav Jersey Shore mid-Atlantic coast and as far west as Mississippi II m clr OR today, according to the National Weather Service. XEROX COPMS AsheviM* M rn Sunny this morning with The spokesman said of- AIUnl« .01 rn Portions of Kentucky, Ohio and West Wirginia can ficials would decide the next CHANUKAH Aflame Ctv 3t 02 clr increasing cloudiness dur- Baltimore JS .04 cdv expect snow flurries. step on Monday. If nothing is INSTANT S3 m ing the afternoon. Highs in CLUB NOW Bismarck 11 cdv the low to mid 40s. Cloudy found and the search is PRINTING 25 cdv County. Rain likely tomor- increasing cloudiness dur- ended, officials plan to name Boston n clr tonight with a chance of row. Lows tonight in the ing the afternoon. Highs in Browmvllt b some rain late at night. boards of inquiry by the Coast wolf press nit HuMjIo IS mid to upper 30s. Highs the low to mid 40s. Cloudy Guard and the National ITOMonmouIti Stw»i Lhjrlsln SC Si Lows in the mid to upper tonight with a chance of Crurlttn wv 3» tomorrow in the mid 40s. Transportation Safety Board. 741-VMO clr Ws. Rain tomorrow. Highs Precipitation probability is some rain late at night. Ch,c«90 cdv An inquiry by the National I ir>( mnali M rn in the low to mid 40s. Pre- 10 percent today, increas- Lows in the mid to upper ' I. v. i..n,l cdv cipitation probability is 10 30s. Rain tomorrow. Highs Maritime Union is also ex- Columbut cdv ing to 60 percent tonight. pected. D«l Ft Wlh U HI percent today, increasing Winds mostly easterly five in the low to mid 40s. Pre- Denver cdv Rep. Mario Biaggi. D- r*>s Moinet cdv to 60 percent tonight. to 10 mph today. cipitation probability is 10 Detroit cdv Winds'mostly easterly five Bronx. claimed Sunday that Oululh I* cdv percent today, increasing 11 07 cdv to 15 mph today. Ocean wa- to 60 percent tonight. his intervention had per- Harllord clr ter temperatures are North Jersey suaded the Coast Guard to Heleu cdv Winds mostly easterly five Honolulu 03 cdv around SO degrees. Sunny this morning with to IS mph today. extend the search. Houston 0» rn m rn Juneau m rn Coastal Forecast Kan* Cllv cdv Las veoas cdv Manasquan to Cape Little Rock IS m Henlopen: Winds variable Guess Los Anaeies Louisville and mostly east five to IS we're all you need knots today, and easterly Miami Milwaukee cdv 10 to 20 knots tonight. Complete Interior DMtQftMQ. Carpet From Karastan and Mpls SI P n cdv Nashville a rn Weather fair today. Cloudy Beautiful Custom Draperies other fine mills. Furniture New Orleans ts rn tonight with some rain pos- New Vorh 3) Clr expertly installed by our — Henredon, Century, Norfolk 43 cdv sible by daybreak. Visibili- WhoV Okla City 34 10 W ty five miles or more today own experienced personnel. Harden, Statton, Hitcncock, etc. Omaha 23 clr Orlando 04 cdv PhiiatfPhia n> into tonight Average wave 31 ck PhoeniR clr heights decreasing to one Pitttburon 47 "YOU'll UKE THIS STORE" Ptiand. Me 13 to three feet today. Ptland. Ore K 43 Raptd Citv II Coming? 11 South Jersey Richmond j; SATURDAY • 10 AM ^^ Salt Lake 22 SanOwvo 44 Sunny this morning with S*n Ft»n SI StaMt* » cdv increasing cloudiness dur- SI Lout* 3S cdy St P Tampa cdv ing the afternoon. Highs in SI Stt Marw cdv the low to mid 40s. Cloudy t AM » *M r M O~J Tulsa M III Mt tonight with some rain 30 04 cdv likely late at night. The rain may be mixed with or highway 70 phone 528-6300 start as snow in Mercer SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1980 Man killed

tlM»MIIMMIMIlMH Surgery C when hit James J. Sullivan, 73; begf * Obituaries by auto • •••iMIIIIHIMimilMilllHIHMM ran accounting firm i HIM iHlltt ••• NEW MONMOUTH - tion of Public Accountants RED BANK - An elderly James J. Sullivan. 73, of 513 He was a U.S. Army veter- angina Atlantic Highlands resident William J. Moore, 108; Church St. died Saturday at an of World War II. having SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - died Saturday night when he Riverview Hospital. Red served in the African, Sicilian A new computerized tread- Jus struck by a car on Front Bank and Italian campaigns mill test developed at the Ifeet near Riverview Hospi- oldest U.S. war veteran Mr. Sullivan was born in He was a communicant of University of California in- tal, police report. HARRISON. Aft. (AP) - Spanish-American War and New York City and lived in St. Mary's Roman Catholic dicates that surgery is a bet- Charette B. Horsier, II, of ter treatment for angina than The nation's oldest war veter- served as a bugler The unit Brooklyn before moving here Church, New Monmouth, and 39 King James Lane, was de- an. William Joseph Moore of 23 years ago. He was a public a member of its Holy Name a commonly used drug, a re- clared dead on arrival at ap- trained at Chickamauga, Ga.. searcher says. Harrison died yesterday in but never saw action in the accountant and had operated Society. proximately 7: SO p.m. at Riv- The new test provides the erview Hospital. Police re- the Boone County Hospital at brief war the firm of James J. Sullivan, Surviving are his wife, the Accountants, at his residence first objective measure of the port that Horsier ran onto the the age of 108 Moore was born in 1872 former Geraldine Brennan; since 1960 two sons, Martin C. of Free- health of angina patients, road and wai struck by a car Moore, who also was the near the Newton County com- said Dr. Milton HoUenberg. oldest living Mason, was hon- He was a member and hold and John F of Bryn driven by Joseph P. Briody munity of Flat Rock. His pa- past president of the Mon-Mawr, Pa., and a grand- who developed it and used It Jr., of Middletown. ored by both the Veterans Ad- rents moved from Tennessee to compare patients who un- ministration and the Masons mouth and Ocean Chapter of daughter. No charges have been to Arkansas in the 1850s the New Jersey Association The John F. Pfleger Fu- derwent coronary artery filed in connection with the on his last birthday. March bypass surgery with those 17 For 13 years, he delivered of Public Accountants, and a neral Home is in charge of EMBRACE — New York Gov. Hugh Carey clutches a incident. mail in a horse-drawn buggy member of National Associa- arrangements. treated with the drug, pro- Pledge card as he embraces Israeli Prime Minister , "If you live long enough, pranolol Patrolman Domenic veu II be famous." the He entered the telephone Menachem Begin last night at a dinner sponsored bv Setaro was in charge of the business in 1*14 and five Earlier studies indicated the Israel Bond Organization. Pledges amounting to former mail carrier and of- Anna Carella Cassano investigation. ficial of the old Boone County years later became manager surgery improves the ability more than $56 million were made during the dinner to Horsier s body was trans- Telephone Co. said earlier of the company He served as of angina victims to exercise aid Israel. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Angelo Cassano of Plaintield; without chest pain. But this is ported tooffice s of the Mon- this year president and manager until - Anna Carella Cassano, 17, a daughter, Mrs. Antoinette mouth County Medical Ex- he was 100 and sold the com- the first accurate meas- Moore enlisted in 1898 as a died Saturday at the John L. Silvestri, a brother, Fran- urement of how much more aminer. Freehold, where it private with Company K of pany to Allied Telephone Co. Montgomery Medical Home. cesco Carella of Italy; four effective surgery is than the Begin says Israel remained yesterday follow- the Arkansas Infantry in the in 1971. Mrs. Cassano was born in sisters, Mrs. Angelina Fran drug, Hollenberg said. ing an autopsy. Bernaldo, Italy, and came to cassio of New York City and HoUenberg, who was pres- the United States 55 years Concetta, Maria and enting nil results today to a must watch Russia Joseph Cannella, 80; ago. After settling in Jersey Cannella Carella, all of Italy, meeting of the American 2 youths held City, her home for many Heart Association in Miami, years, she moved here two and three grandchildren. NEW YORK (AP) - Is- United States should not act in Ocean blaze The Anderson and said in a telephone interview raeli Prime Minister Men- as "policeman of the world." was retired shoemaker years ago yesterday the test will not OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Her husband, Nicholas Campbell Funeral Home, achem Begin says the Soviet But. he added, they also do RED BANK - Joseph lic Church. resolve the controversy over Union's growing strength and not want to see the Soviets Police arrested two local Cannella. 80 of 7 Allen Place, Cassano. died in 1970. Toms River, is in charge of whether bypass surgery pro- youths Friday in connection Surviving are his wife, the Surviving are a sonarrangements. . its interference in world af- serve as "jailer of the died yesterday at Riverview former Incoronata DiCanio; longs life. fairs has become a "great world." with a leaf fire in the woods Hospital two sons. Vincent J , here, Angina, a condition in preoccupation" of his nation Later, at a State of Israel near Colonial Terrace Golf Mr Cannella was bom in and Frank of Brick town: a which blocked arteries pre- Begin said Soviet arms Bonds dinner at the Waldorf- Course, a police spokesman Muro Lucanc, Italy, and daughter, Mrs. Mildred Massive rock slide vent an adequate supply of are turning up in many parts Astoria, the prime minister reported. came to the United States in blood from reaching the heart Breaud of Eatontown; two of the world, and there seems told a crowd of more than Patrolman Daniel West 1923 He had lived here 30 muscle, is routinely meas- arrested two male youths, 14 brothers. Peter and Louis, to be more Soviet influence 1.500 people that their con- years From 1930 until 1959, ured by asking patients to tributions have helped Israel and 15 years old, for allegedly both of Italy, and three kills 3, injures 7 on other countries' affairs. when he retired, he operated walk or run on a treadmill "This ii of great preoc- build a stronger defense and setting the leaf fire shortly Progressive Shoe Repair on grandchildren. until they experience uncom- cupation for Israel," he said. security system before I p.m. Friday, police Front Street. The John E. Day Funeral YOSEMITE NATIONAL stranded eight persons at the fortable chest pains, HoUen- PARK, Calif. (AP) - top of the mountain for sever- Interviewed on NBC's "Israel is strong." Begin say. The youths were re- He was a communicant of Home ii in charge of arrange- berg said. "Meet the Press" program. said "Israel can now defend portedly picked up by West St. Anthony's Roman Catho- ments. Boulders the size of pickup al hours. They and the injured trucks crashed down on Electrocardiogram read- Begin said Israel agrees with itself from any onslaught — i( while leaving the scene of the were evacuated by heli- ings taken during and after weekend hikers on the hairpin copter, she said. other world leaders that the it should come." blaie ——I— turns of a trail near Yosemite the exercise give doctors a Benjamin Markowitz; The.body of one of the rough idea of the severity of Falls, killing three and injur- dead hikers was removed by ing seven, park officials said the disease. nightfall, and the other two Hollenberg said his new was retired architect The rock slide, onto the were to be removed today, system uses a computer to 48-mile trail about a half- HOWELL - Benjamin Chapter of Deborah Hospital, park officials said. analyze the electrocardio- mile below the top of the Names of the victims gram, removing subjective Markowiu. 71. of The Vil-and a member of the Ameri- famed 2.700-foot waterfall, lages, died Saturday at Free- can Institute of Architects, were being withheld until rel- factors such as the patient's left a "big blank space" on atives could be notified. Five hold Area Hospital. Freehold the Howell Homeowners As- will to exercise on a given the face of the mountain, said of the injured were taken to day Township sociation and the Men's Club. Mary Niles, librarian at Yo- Mr Markowitz was born hospitals in Modesto and Surviving are his wife, the semite National Park. Debris "It's a more objective in New York City and had Fresno, while two others test, not so critically depen- former Esther Klein, and was scattered over a 600-yard were treated at Yosemite lived here five years. Before section of the tortuous trail. dent on the patient's effort," retiring in 1974. he hadthree sisters, Mrs Selma Hospital and released. Hollenberg said. Drucker of Miami, Fla , and About two dozen hikers worked as an architect 43 The computer generates a years, most recently with the Mrs. Clara Fisher and Lillian were on the trail when the slide rumbled down yester- score for each patient, rating New York firm of DeYoung & Markowitz, both of New York Correction the severity of disease. Moskowits City. j day, according to Linda Ab- bott, a National Parks Ser- ABERDEEN - The Beth "With this treadmill ex- He was a U.S. Army veter- The C.HT Clayton & Son ercise score, we can de- DAYS vice spokeswoman. Ahtn Community Players will an of World War II. a life Funeral Home is \i> charge of present "Blithe Spirit" on termine exactly where a pa- member of the Freehold arrangements. ^^ Hiker John Weiss said be and a companion took refuge Saturday and Sunday eve- tient fits, in a spectrum from under an overhang and were nings, Nov. 29-30, at 7:30 in no disease to very severe," Carmen Fabrizio protected from "rocks the Temple Beth Ahm, 550 IXoyd HoUenberg said. "Until now, special size of RVs (recreational ve- Road. It was incorrectly re- treadmill exercise tests were RUMSON - Carmen Fab- Surviving are his wife, the interpreted mainly as either rizio 59. of Edgewood Road. hicles)." ported that the final prod- former Barbara DeVito, and "Big trees were broken uction was last night negative or positive." pages of died Saturday at his home. a brother and three sisters in Mr Fabrizio was bom in right in half," said another Italy and had lived at theItaly hiker. 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SARGENT years, and carefully chosen every day that a new tax cut law will go on our Medical expenses are deductible in the year Q- We art la *«r late Mi. property should continue to federal statute books YOUR MONEY'S paid. So if you schedule lttl dental and medi- bsth retired. Twe years age be a food lonf-tenn inflatioo While the precise shape of the taxcu t and cal checkups in late lttO (and make payment h**1sTt? the date of enactment are still unpredictable, in 1190), you can boost your 1M0 deductions. As • realUfi Q- We on Sight rear one near-certainty is that if there is a reduc- a general rule, though, you cannot currently ever, we have decided that savtags certllleaic. with twe tion in our tax rates, it will take effect in lttl. WORTH deduct a prepayment of future bills But aa we new want to became mare yean u rma. Stoald we In bask terms, that means your income will be exception, points out Prentice-Hall, is that you hameewaera again. Hew sail ear neaey eat. pay ike more favorably taxed In 1911 than in'«. can deduct a prepayment if you're under a mach of ear assets sfceaM we penally, aad reinvest YOUR YEAR-END MOVE: Reduce your legal obligation to make it. Invest? R. P. Florida 1990 income by pulling in as many lttl de- As an example, ssy your dependent parent ductions aa you can Into 1M0. At the same is entering a nursing home, and you must make time, increase your lttl income by shifting as a payment to cover lifetime medical care much 1990 income as you can forward into Below is now to shift your personalI i income before your parent is admitted. The advance JOINS FIRM — Or. Wil- 1991. and deductions and slash your tax bill to a payment for future medical services is cur liam L. Wood has Joined It's heads you win, tails you win. Your minimum. rently deductible. SUCCESSFUL income and deduction shifting is really a cant In general, interest is deductible in the year with Dr. Robert F. When you set up your year-end tax McGuIre In the practice of lose proposition for you. paid. But you can't prepay interest and deduct strategies, probably the first place you should dentistry for children and If the new law is not enacted, you've man- the full amount. The tax law says you must explore is in your personal deductions INVESTIN<; adolescents. Dr. Wood is a aged to postpone part of your 1990 tax bill into deduct the prepayment on a pro rata basis over native of Red Bank and re- lttl. If it is enacted, you get the maximum Reason: Personal deductions are fairly the life of the loan. ceived his dental dear** benefit from the tax cut. By shifting income simple to shift from one year to another Most Shifting income is more difficult than shift- from the University of and deductions, you wind up with less taxable items are deductible when they're paid, so ing deductions If the money is available to Pennsylvania. Doctors income in 1M0 (the high tax year) and more timing the payment fixes the year of deduc- you, you can't defer the tax simply by defer- taxable income in lttl (the low taxyear) . McGuIre and Wood are lo- tion. For instance: ring the receipt. You can't, say, have your A- Your letter indicates tara? D. B. Gattfarala cated In the Tuller Build Today's is the first in a series of four company bold this year's last paycheck until You can deduct charitable contributions in that income from stocks and A- This if a frequently ing. 103 E. Front St.. Red columns showing you in simple details how to lttl. It's still taxable toyo u in '90. the year you make them. Consider making two savings is only used for trav- asked question, especially in Bank. use this fundamental year-end strategy tocu t But if your company plans on paying you a eling, etc. I therefore assume years' worth of contributions in 1980 so you can a period when interest rates your personal, business and investment tax year-end bonus, it can delay authorizing the that your income from pen- bills. The columns will spell out the what-todos claim a bigger deduction this year. bonus to be paid until January Then, the bonus sions and Social Security is are fluctuating rapidly. Just Classified Way Some deductible taxes can be timed. To when does such a move make and how to-do-its that can make you a tax is taxed to you as 1M1 income. adequate to provide a com- winner, no matter what happens with the tax illustrate, if you are planning big-ticket sense? In general, the longer dial Tomorrow Benefiting From Your Medi- fortable standard of living cut law. purchases early in lttl, you can increase your cal-Dental Expenses. You would save the you've held such certificates, "The Action Line " monthly rent payment and the less sense it makes — for 542-1700 associated utility costs by two reasons. First, because buying, but the Ion of income you'll have to pay a higher penalty and second, because from assets sold, plus new on Barnegal Bedmmstef Berkeley Heights Bemaroswiiie aachnwooo Bnc* To* L^1<"H' 0 IV B'./'SA . • f .IS1 O ,"!)!• E,,t,,ril. costs associated with home you'll have less time to make ownership, would probably up lost ground. exceed the amount saved. At the end of six years you However, I still think your would need a 17.82 percent position fully warrants the rate of return for two years to change. break even on $1,000 invested A small condominium, in an eight-year certificate at perhaps a detached one for 8 percent. However, if you additional privacy, might ap- had held the certificate for peal to you. I would limit the only two years the penalty immediate outlay to no more would be much smaller and than one-third of liquid as- you would only need a 9.63 sets. If this amount doesn't percent return for six years cover the entire cost, a small to break even. As you can mortgage could take care of the balance. see, it becomes much leu feasible to switch as the In your case, the tax ad- maturity date approaches be- vantage of ownership vs. ren- cause of the stiffer penalty. I ting may apply, depending on would stick with your present whether you itemize or take certificates. the standard deductions. Nev- ertheless, the investment ad- (Mr. Sargent cannot an- vantage is sufficient incen- swer all mail personally, but tive. Real estate has been an will answer all questions pos- excellent investment over the sible in his column.) Bailey's expands local showroom SHREWSBURY - In the early part of May, 1971, Bailey's Catalog Showroom opened on West Front Street in Red Bank. The total floor space was (00 square feet and the em- ployees totaled three. This week Bailey's, now' located in the Shrewsbury Shopping Plata, unveils its expanded and remodeled, showroom that measures 7,000 square feet and has a staff of over SO. "We have never con- sidered ourselves just anoth- er catalog showroom," said Richard Mator, president of Bailey Jewelry k Gifts "We are a personalised showroom and this expansion and re- modeling will take the per- sonalixation aspect one step Richard Masar further." Mazor went on to explain diamond cases which will in- that a new diamond center clude loose stones and an es- has been added where the tate Jewelry area where finest of gems can be viewed many one of a kind fine Jew- in the comfort of a sit-down elry items may be purchased area. or displayed by our cus- "We have added four tomers." Major added. Pick Roth to head Red Bank Lions UTTLE SILVER - David A. Roth of IB Winding Way South, a lawyer with offices at 90 Monmouth St., Red Bank, has been elected presi- dent of the Red Bank Lions Club. During Us six years of service in the club. Roth has served as vice president, di- rector, secretary, lion tamer tail twister, chairman of the charity auction, and chair man of several committees. He succeeds Dr. Donald S Johnston of Monmouth Beach an optometrist with David Rota offices'in Red Bank. Also elected were Dr. Kellenyl and Robert F. Robert J. Doty, first vice Worden, directors. Sent; Gerald A. Dteast. Bom in Newark, Roth was ££„, vice president; Frank educated in the public schools j. Montefusco, third vice there and is a graduate of president; George B Colgate University and Seton CroweU, secretary; WUUam Hall University Law school. E Holloman, treasurer; Ed- He was admitted to the bar in ward G. Strohtnenger, lion 1»85 He and his wife, tamei\ Herbert A. Canuoe. O/ Priscilla, have two children, >'0n Turners*)* To-ntey Toms R.ver Summ South PlamMd &lverton Ro.bufy Rosede Rah*av Po.nl Pleasant l... ,.;« Pl*nl,eid Ph,ll.pst)u-g Perth Ambov »» tail twister, and Bernard Todd and Suzanne The Daily Register Hardwicke got customs favors

Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON to other individuals Tridents, which carry M. But ing friends and relatives of Trident production U far be- WASHINGTON - Per- hind schedule, aad some ex- ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK. JR. haps the last person who colleagues WASHINGTON perts say that removing the President and Editor should be passed through cus- Footnote: Despite several , Publisher Polaris' nuclear clout could toms without a thorough attempts to interview hii make the United States vul- Herbert H Thorpe Jr AssistantEditor.CharlesC Tnblehom SuadjyEditor RuseMP Raurh search would be a gambling SCENE Fallon has refused to Night Uiu Jam Kuorraro City Editor: Ltons Kidman Editorial Pag* Editor entrepreneur Yet on more the charges contained in the nerable while the Trident than a dosen occasions, a high diary. Instead, he Issued s fleet u being built Pat N Rirci. Controller. Richard D MrKcan. Advertising Director. Keaneth L Van Dalen. official of the Drug Enforce- linked to the FBI's celebrated brief statement through a The Navy based its de- Tirrulalion Director. Frank J Allocca. Production Manager ment Administration ordered Abscam operation. Secret that said Fallon cision parity on a classified his subordinates to expedite videotapes show Sen Har- "unaware of any crimi- study prepared for Senate in- ANDERSON 6 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1980 the customs inspection of the rison Williams, D-N.J. re- nal record or impropriety." vestigators It shows that chairman of a companyy cently indicted on Abscam Stein did not respond to re- converting the Polarises to which controls a consortium corruption charges, boasting peated requests for conventionally armed subs influencing thousands of vot- 9 that is seeking an Atlantic that he had intervened with would save money and crew. ers who knew the final ver- 'Watch out for pitfalls and poisoned peanuts. City casino license. the state casino commission BYE-BYE. JIMMY Pres- But some sources charge the dict before they couid cast Evidence ef this preferen- to help Riu Associates Inc. ideat Carter has hinted. In study was written to suit the their ballots, and dooming a rial treatment — which with its licensing problems. apparent jest, that he might perceived notion of what the number of congressional and meant that the businessman The Herdwicke company — become a Baptist missionary legislators wanted to hear. wes spared the routine of on whose board the senator's when lie leaves the White local party candidates. Leading the purge of A Navy spokesman said having his baggage opened wife, Jeanette, served — House. Democratic Party the Polaris subs, over the owns a majority interest in Carter and his henchmen is and checked for contraband leaders wouldn't mind if he next IS months, would have Riti. joined a monastery and took Robert Strauss, who headed when entering the country — their missiles replaced with a vow of silence. They've the Carter-Moodale cam- is contained in a secret diary Stein travels frequently to removable concrete ballast kept by DEA agents who ob- and from Europe on the Con- made it clear they don't want paign. My sources say he was WATCH ON WASTE: Pos- jected to this improper favor- corde. Fallon has repeatedly the titular leader of their par- on the phone to party leaders tal Service poohbahs in Tyler, itism. My associate Gary issued orders to his sub- ty around. across the country before the Tex., had their eye on a Conn has confirmed the facts ordinates at Kennedy In- What makes the tradi- shock of the Reagan landslide parcel of land for a new post from other government ternational Airport to "in- tional Democratic power bro- was over. He reportedly has office. The asking price wes sources. tercept and assist" Stein kers so bitter is not that lined up enough support to when he arrives. The DEA Carter lost, or even that he kick Carter's man, John *275,ooo Like any prudent The DEA official is John real estate buyer, the mail Fallon, head of the agency's agents are supposed to see dragged so many party White, out of the party chair that Stein ii whisked through stalwarts down with him. moguls hired an appraiser, New York City office. As a who checked it out and pro- former Customs Service of- customs without the inconve- What really irks them hi the POLARIS PROBE: A de- nounced the property worth ficial, he knows the rules for- nience of having to open his manner of his losing. cision by the admirals to take only $270,000. Did they cancel bidding such preferential bags. Numbed by his personal all 10 Polaris submarines out their'planned purchase? Do a treatment and, obviously, I A for Fallon Charles repudiation at the polls, of the Navy's nuclear strike little dickering? Nope. The bow to get around them. Stein on Concorde from Lon- bunded by the peculiar ego- force has moved critics of the land-hungry bureaucrats sim- The recipient of the favors don," reads a typical notation centricity of recent Oval Of- plan to seek action from Con- ply ruled that the appraiser is Charles Stein, chairman of in the government agents' se- fice occupants, Carter was gress. They want the watch- Hardwicke Cempanies, Inc., cret diary The intltials "I. oblivious to pleas that he de- had underestimated the value which controls a company A." mean "Intercept and lay his concession speech dogs on Capitol Hill to hold of the property. Then they which has been trying togeta Assist." The latest entry is election night at least until bearings on the controversial upped the value by $13,000 gambling license for a casino dated just last month. the polls on the West Coast plan. and bought it for a "bargain" - 18.000 less than in Atlantic City. Fallon, incidentally, has had closed Instead, wanting The Polaris subs, which their arbitrary, inflated ap- Interestingly, the Hard- ordered that similar prefer- only to shorten his own per- carry 16 nuclear missiles wicke corporation has been ential treatment be accorded sonal anguish, be conceded — apiece, are to be replaced by praisal. Reagan's landslide not a mandate By JAMES J. KILPATRICK than be truly deserved. The important, we can expect NEW YORK - Ronald historians of 2000 will treat massive changes in staff — Reagan got more than he CONSERVATIVE him more kindly than the vot- and it is the staff, more often bargained for. He wanted the ers of 1M0. But if the results than not, that shapes the White House, and he got the had hinged entirely upon Mr course of legislative action. White House. He also got the VIEW Carter and his record, we Senate, a solid gain in the would not have seen those To interpret the returns

House, a margin of SmiUion IIHMHMIMHIIIIIIMHIIHIimiHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIM stunning returns in key Sen- only as a rejection of Mr. votes in the popular election, to its pain, and the desolate ate races. Carter in particular and of and a landslide in the Elec- liberals to their considerable The repudiation thus liberalism in general does a toral College. The big ques- relief, the president-elect is reached not only to Mr. disservice to Mr Reagan as tion is, what will he do with it no ideologue. He will in- Carter individually, but also an individual. This was his aU? KILPATRICK terpret his triumph in terms to the pervasive liberalism personal triumph also. By the His powers and his op-of conservative principles, with which his party has been sheer force of his own person- portunities are easily over- popularly identified. Toe Sen conservatively applied. He ousted Frank Church (21). In ality, he managed to over- estimated, but they are un- ate races tell the story. Lib- 9 iVSto Ch«»». for. T.m*- will use his appointive Iowa, the voters chose come the distorted caricature deniably great. On election erals managed to hold onto powers to create an adminis- Charles Grassley (Ml indrawn by his detractors. In night running mate George Patrick Leahy in Vermont, tration of lute-minded as- place of John Culver < J). the end, the American people Bush was talking eupho- sociates, and gradually, little Gary Hart In Colorado and simply would not buy the rically of a mandate for this by little, be will undertake to Alan Cranston In California AU night long the liberal false image of an amiable ig- Hazlet's difficult decision and a mandate for that and a slow the super-tanker of gov- Otherwise, the carnage was giants were falling: Nelson in noramus on the one hand, or a mandate for something else. ernment and to get It turned nearly total. Wisconsin, Magnuson in maniacal, warmongering Let us, I suggest, be wary of The annual ratings worked Hazlet Township, like many another ing, the community must decide if it around: stronger defense, Washington, Durkin in New gutisltnger on the other. The the mandate business In a lower taxes, less regulation up by such organisations as Hampshire. The conservative voters did not believe Mr. Re- school district, is faced with declining wants to maintain eight elementary general sense, yes, the re- of our lives. He won a the American Conservative tide swept in Jeremiah Den- agan would divide North enrollment. A recent study by its super- sults speak dramatically of a schools, some of them with unused or glorious victory. The millen- Union (ACU) are not neces- from South, Jew from Gen desire for change in certain ton in Alabam and Alfonse intendent of schools, Roman Cabrera, underutilized classrooms. On the other nium, it ain't. sarily definitive, but they are tile, Protestant from Catho- directions On the specifics, D'Amato in New York. But projects a drop of 1,000 students in the Indicative. In Indiana Sen lic. In last-minute decisions hand, many parents cite the advantages the resurgent GOP has no there Is a significance kindergarten through eighth grade by Like most elections of Birch Bayh had an ACU rat- of the neighborhood school and contend mandate to abolish the 96 greater than the individual that surprised the pollsters, such magnitude, this election ing of 4. He will be replaced the undecideds decided to 1985 A report by the Board of Educa- they are willing to pay the price. mph speed limit and go rac- Republican gain. Reorganiia- was essentially negative. It by Dan Quayle, with an ACU give him their votes and their tion's consultants, J.S.W. Educational ing toward a demolition rating of K. In South Dakota. tion of the Senate will bring The school board, which has been was obviously a repudiation trust. For the old actor, it Associates, predicts that by 1985 the en- derby in the federal budget. of Jimmy Carter. The voters James Abdnor (H) toppled wholesale changes In com- studying redistricting alternatives for was a great prologue. Now Mr. Reagan knows this. As heaped upon that hapless gen- George McGovern (10). In mittee and subcommittee rollment drop will mean that there will the play begins. be students enough for only one class in the past two years, will meet in special the New Right will discover tleman more of a humiliation Idaho, Steven Symms (100) chairmanships. Still more 41 percent of the elementary grades. A session tonight to consider its consul- citizens' advisory committee has ac-tants' recommendations that it close the knowledged the declining enrollment and West Keansburg School and establish a has suggested that the school board middle school for seventh and eighth Demand outlawing of KKK, Nazis might have to take some action to deal graders. Proposals to close the West Fair Haven with it. Keansburg School have been advanced To the Editor: especially Sergeant O'Neill, you will seek us out on any can be sensitive to this im- before and have met with a storm of You are absolutely correct FROM OUR READERS occasion that we may be of Hazlet now faces some difficult de- in advocating a "public out- portant issue and not tolerate service to you as Township parent protest. »• fefftlfMt f flM •»«¥• MM wriltr l CMMfd a*. these acts of vandalism cisions. If it continues the present set-up, cry" over the acts of anti- •. Itwr mm! Ml tnc««« *M wnt H*l occaM- Committeemen. Cabrera foresees some classes with as Tonight's meeting is an important Semitism committed in Fair «>• M tiMIMUi Mr Mica .. i—ii imiMi .) PieterG.Kobnstam Paul A Under few as five students, which he says one, and should be well attended. Rea- Haven and elsewhere. The JoeMcGrath would be educationally disadvantageous. soned discussion between the school painting of swastikas on the Middletown homes of Jews is a particu- be outlawed here as well. to fight back against this on- School taxes are a big chunk of the local Middletown board and the public is necessary to larly cruel act that deserves Anti-Semitism is still with slaught Union Beach To the Editor: property tax and. with school costs soar- forge a solution to the problem. swift and severe punishment us, as is the even more severe Two or three years ago the We would like to express for those involved. Display of cancer of racism directed headquarters of the Abury Union Beach our deep appreciation to the the swastika is outlawed in against Blacks. The Nads, To the Editor: Park-Neptune NAACP was voters of Middletown Town- the Federal Republic of Ger- Klan, and other vicious ele- The following is an open covered with swastikas and ship. Thank you for your ex- many and the German Demo- ments of the ultra-right are letter to the voters of Union KKK slogans. Today Portia pression of confidence that Can-a-thon appeal cratic Republic: this was growing daily. A great coali- Beach. Williams, a black teacher hi gave us last Tuesday's great mandated by the provisions tion needs to be formed by I would like to take this The annual Can-a-thon, conducted by During the three-day Can-a-thon, Red Bank. Is unjustly sus- victory! of the Potsdam agreement, in Blacks, Jews, Hlspanlcs, pended because she ques- time to thank all the voters the Red Bank Rotary Club for the Red We pledge to restore re- collection trucks will be stationed in recognition of the massive women, trade unionists and tioned the civil rights policies for coming out and exercising Bank Corps of the Salvation Army, is several locations in the area and dona- crimes against humanity by other actual or potential vic- sponsible fiscal management their American right to be of the Red Bank Board of to the running of Middletown. scheduled for Thursday through Sunday. the Nan criminals It should tims of the fascist ultra-light able to elect the people of tions also may be dropped off at the Education. In the new year, In the months and years The goal this year is for 10,000 canned or Salvation Army headuarters or a number the new ultra-right "Moral their choice. There has to be ahead, we will always re- winners and losers in all elec- dried food items, enough to help fill Majority " chairman of the of participating businesses. member that our primary ob- tions, so having lost my bid Senate Labor Committee will Thanksgiving baskets for 300 families Many community groups, corpo- jective is to serve you, the for election, I am still much introduce a constitutional and to help the Salvation Army meet taxpayers of our township, by richer for the people and rations and businesses have joined the amendment to ban all af- providing honest, open and emergencies during the year. Can-a-thon effort since the Red Bank friends who put such enu.t firmative action programs. complete answers in provid- into my campaign, and to the During the past year, the Salvation Rotary launched it six years ago. We are ing solutions for the problems It's time for all forward new friends I have acquired. Army filled 1,426 requests for food — a that confront the Township certain that Monmouth County residents, looking forces in America to Ommittee I would especially like to record number. As a result, its food who always have responded generously, coalesce to outlaw racism thank the Democratic voters supplies are depleted, and it cannot will respond generously again this year, and snti-SemiUsm. to save We further would like to who voted for me, and who renew our promise to always fulfill the requests continuing to come and extend affirmative action remained loyal Democrats to when the success of the food drive is so be available to the dtlsens of programs, and to demand an the party. into its Red Bank headquarters. crucial. Middletown. We nope that outlawing of the Klan and Na William Kohn sis. We can start locally by insisting arts of anti-i Edna A. Seely tlsm be Today in history Edna A Seely. who died Friday at Associated Press *•*• i. .<*»- . Mrs. Seely organized Eatontowns And in 1J73. former Presi- the age of M. was the quintessential first Girl Scout troop and its first PTA. in the classroom dent Richard Nixon defended Robert E. community volunteer worker She was an active volunteer for the Mon- Mrs Seely plunged into community mouth County Organization for Social Today's highlight In his-a crook." Vandalism tory: work soon after moving to Eatontown 61 Service, now the MCOSS Family Health On Nov. l7/*las», the Sues Ten years ago, an un- years ago with her husband, the late Fan-Haven manned Soviet vehicle moved and Nursing Service, and Riverview Canal opened in Egypt, Unk- Leslie D. Seely. who was to become the To the Editor on the surface of the moon Hospital. She was the first president of ing the Mediterranean and borough's mayor. (The following was sent 1 liMli frOm the Monmouth County Advisory Council Fair Haven Police Chief Red seas. Earth" ^ * ' Always interested in mental health, On this date: on the Aging, and served on the Eaton- Goerge E. Chandler.) Five years ago, the FBI re- she was instrumental ID organizing the In 1745, French and Indian ported that crime in the Unit- town advisory committee for senior My wife and I wish to Monmouth County chapter of the Mental thank you and the Fair Haven forces attacked Saratoga, •fSUtes "•" J"»P«« M citizens housing and its Board of Public Police Department for your N.Y. Health Association She organised and percent in one year cooperation and diligent ef- In lsao. Congress convened served as president of the Marlboro Psy I Assistance ' - Thought for today: When a forts in apprehending the for the first time in the new, I Uostintingly generous with her time UDid man la tlnliu mm^^tl.1 chiatric Hospital Auxiliary, the first vol youngsters who defaced my uniiniBimi LJipiioi in nin- unleer auxiliary for a mental hospital as ted talents, Mrs Seely helped to enrich property with swastikas ington the state, and for several years was in o«r.community life in many ways. She It to gratifying to know In nm. the first vessels effect unpaid director of volunteers will be missed 'Now would yon care to try again V that a Police Department and SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1980 Tin DlJail} Rt|jiHf I 7 Report suggests consolidation of Hazlet schools By PAMELA JAMS. but also was the subject of a special When the meeting was opened to the sociales. Board members and parents themselves length of time the board has been con- HAZLET - A special report com meeting last night. public, Superintendent of Schools Ro- According to the report, and re- agree that opposition to the idea stems sidering the matter This, they said, is missioned by the Board of Education The findings were presented to seven man Cabrera said he receives records marks by Weisberg, the authors make from fear that such consolidation would part of a larger problem of "com- suggests that the board might close at of the board's nine members by one of on live births, on which be bases future that recommendation based on the fact eliminate neighborhood schools That is munication" between the board and the least one elementary school and/or es- the report's authors. Dr. Joseph enrollment projections, directly from that pupils of different ability have dif- the issue, according to those involved, public Community feelings of ex- tablish a middle school for seventh and Weisberg, in a two-and-a-half hour the township. Those records indicate ferent needs The firm contends that that inspires eloquent and sometimes clusion, board members said, some- eighth graders. closed session. Board members Martin that there will be 1,000 fewer students in single-class grades, or "singleton impassioned parental pleas that the times can create a hostile public mood. One or both steps may be needed in Marino and Stephen Frant, who have IMS than at present, he said. classes," as it calls them, would work to board retain the status quo. Board members agreed, therefore, response to declining student popu- said they do not favor closing elemen- According to Cabrera, the elemen- the disadvantage of certain pupils by But, Cabrera said, "to continue the to explain their votes publicly tonight on lation, according to the report, prepared tary schools, were absent. tary school population declined by 900 combining children of all intelligence status quo is going to escalate the tax consolidation and a middle school hv I s W Educational Associates of Weisberg and his co-author, Dr. pupils from 1976 to 1M1. Forty of those, levels. rate fantastically '' Mitchell said she would call for an ex- I'iirsippany. an independent educational Marco Cirincion, say in their study that, he said, have left school since Septem- Board members also are considering Board president Bonnie Mitchell planation from any board member who consulting firm based on declining enrollment figures, ber the potential economic advantages of said she expects at least 300 parents at does not voluntarily explain his or her The report was commissioned by the there would be only one class in each The shrinking population would consolidating the district's elementary tonight's meeting The board antici- action. board last month to address the issue ol grade level by IMS in nearly half the translate into the closing of at least one schools into fewer buildings Such a pated some of their concerns last night . Earlier, board members seemed to declining enrollment It will be received grades from K through 8 in present elementary school, if theTboard heeds move, they note, would reduce fuel, and discussed ways to allay them. favor consolidation, although several formally at the board's meeting tonight. school buildings. the recommendation of J.S.W. As- electric and maintenance costs. Mitchell said the most frequent con- said they would read J.S.W.'s report The possible establishment of a cern of parents who oppose busing their before deciding which way to cast their middle school is a separate issue to be children to school is that they will not be votes. considered by the board Elaborating on close to home should a medical emer- If the board decides to-close any J.S.W.'s research, Cabrera said a gency arise at school. Mitchell said pa- district elementary school. J.S.W. rec- California fires raging on middle school would make the transition rents who do not drive are especially ommends that, in the interest of con- from elementary to high school easier worried about the possibility of illness tinuity, children be assigned to only one (continued) ly began gusting at 60-80 mph Other blazes yesterday included a He said high school teachers and at school other school throughout their elemen- A firestorm quickly erupted, sweep- 100-acre brushlire along the Malibu administrators have told him that many But, she said, in such cases the tary years blasting through 12.000 acres and de- ing into the community with lightning coast which destroyed two homes before students entering high school now ex- school would provide the child with Commenting on the report. Mitchell stroying or damaging 76 homes speed and taking firefighters by sur- being put out and a 300-acre brushlire in perience what' he called "freshman transportation and an escort home or to said, "Many things in it reinforce our (Hhcials were looking for the cause prise, said Los Angeles County Fire San Bernardino County which was con- shock," and that a middle school would a hospital Cabrera added that such a findings Keeping in mind that the firm >il Hi. blaze One official estimated Department spokesman Dick Friend. tained early today ease the "pressure." service always has been available, and is a consulting firm, the report stresses dimwit to the homes at 125 million. Three blazes were burning near Lake that every effort would be made to educational needs above financial con- "We had absolutely no warning." "From the time those winds The proposal that,, has aroused pa- Klsinore. 70 miles southeast of Los An- rents, however, is not the plan to form a make parents aware of it in the future. siderations viid Jim iiiisiin. who like other home started, within 15-20 minutes the houses geles One. a 400-acre brushfire. was middle school. Rather, it is the possible Mitchell and Cabrera said they also "But," she added, "as a board, we iiwnerv had gone to sleep Saturday night were involved. It just blew up." sparked by hunters' ammunition, au- consolidation of elementary schools anticipated complaints concerning the must keep both in mind '' Ix'licving that (ires in the hills behind Sherifi s deputies arrested two thorities said, while another. 12.500 them had been contained looters who allegedly were going acres, was deliberately set. The lire began Saturday in the An through the ruins of homes in the ex- A 40-acre blaze near the suburban licks Yitimul Forest north of Brad- clusive equestrian community of Brad- Pacific Palisades home of President- Reagan due to arrive in capital liury ll was nearly out early Sunday bury, where homes are valued up to elect Ronald Reagan was extinguished when northeasterly Santa Anas sudden- (500.000 before doing any damage to houses (continued) hook-up, are on tap. however Santa Barbara ranch, where and two Texas political fig- and aides. No news con- Reagan is scheduled to re- he vacationed last week, for ures. Ciov William Clements ferences or speeches, other turn to California for the another five-day vacation and former governor and lhan tonight s telephone weekend and plans to go his over Thanksgiving Treasury secretary John Con- Kramers honeymoon in Mexico nally While Reagan s session formally who had lunch wedding of their son, Robert, was croft, who was the matron-of-honor: (continued) with reporters was his only with Reagan on Saturday, planned by the bride's family. Kathi Jacobs of Brick Township, and Snow hits Southwest rratic running mate, were defeated by public appearance of the and Clements, who had Arranging her daughter's wedding Miss O'Melia s sister-in-law, Patty two Republican challengers. By The Associated Press vice reported about 4 inches weekend he had a steady breaklast with him yester- Political defeat aside, Kramer, who was 'a very pleasant experience," Mrs. O'Melia A church bus skidded on a ol snow across the Texas day refused to talk with re- O'Melia said. She took particular pride Dr. Carney A. Vetrano of Asbury stream ot visitors at his Pa- jlsu is mayor of Asbury Park, said after i.mi ,In k road and over- Panhandle and up (o 8 inches cific Palisades home, includ- porters alter their meetings, iin' ceremony that he feels "great." in the two gifts she handcrafted for the Park was the best man. Kramer's turned, killing two passen- in the south and across saying they had to rush ia bride and groom: a needlepoint render- ing aides, trustees of his per- And the guests who gathered around a brother, Louis Kramer of Toms River, gers, as a fall storm dumped Southwest Texas Thirteen in- catch airplane flights ing of Judaic symbols and a linen cloth sonal portfolio ot investments ceremonial table to witness holy bless- and the bride's brother, Robert O'Melia. up to 13 inches of snow, sleet ches of snow fell on the used in the wedding ceremony. ings over wine and bread spoke warmly were ushers. 'and ram on Texas and Okla- Southwest Texas community of the couple The cloth, embroidered with white- When the newlyweds return from homa, officials said of Alpine and 9 inches was Mrs Ethel Westlake. who gave a on-white roses framing the initial "K," their 10-day honeymoon, they will reside The National Weather Ser- reported in Lubbock • W/WTTOLOSt: shower for Miss O'Melia this summer, was wrapped around a ritual wine glass in Kramer's apartment at Munroe Tow- called the Kramers "two very sensitive broken by the groom in commemoration ers in Asbury Park. The bride plans to WEIGHT? of the destruction in 70 AD of the people ' And another friend, Marvin continue working as promotion and in- temple in Jerusalem. Olinsky, said the bride was "a beautiful formation assistant at the Asbury Park gai and the groom "a competent guy The bride wore a • hort A line dress office of CETA. Pay bills the who's done a lot for the county." of rice-colored qiana and chiffon with a The new Mrs. Kramer was chosen in The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. sheer overbodice, elbow-length sleeves, 1979 as Miss Orient-US. A. money-saving tray Malcolm O'Melia of Howell, were sur- a slit skirt and an obi-type sash. She The Kramers plan a big Valentine's PHIS' 5'/k% interett prisingly calm. Three of their other five wore her dark hair pulled back and Day party for all their friends who did children are married, but this was the adorned with baby's breath under a col- not attend the wedding, according to one per annum, Y first time the O'Melias had handled the lar-length chiffon veil. Her bouquet was wedding guest. • and feel better all ever arrangements for a wedding. Two of the of multi-colored chrysanthemums. The marriage is the first for the fvejjdtone Savhtqa other children were married out of Attendants in the bridal party were bride and the second for Kramer, whose For more information, phone 842-6750 state. Mrs. O'Melia explained, while the the bride's aunt, Bernice Walker of Lin- previous marriage ended in divorce. MSURV PARK • MPTUNI • UMUFM • SMRIWSSUIIr or vilit the Central Jersey Blood Center a on Newman Spnngt Road in Red B«nk Takeover of police opposed (continued) number of policemen have described as a actual crimes only 10 percent of the time, debilitating shortage of jail space Get the best. with the other »0 percent being devoted to None of the officials contacted had been providing public services. Those services approached by state authorities during the could be lost in smaller towns if the state study's preparation, and all were unfamiliar assumed the administration of municipal po- with the report's details. Bedell, however, carpet lice, he said, because attention would be noted that the subject of regionalizing police shifted away from these areas to more heav- services had been raised in the past. deals in town. ily populated regions. "It met a wall of resistance the last As for the stated purpose of the study — time," he said, and he predicted a similar fate for the new study. n My Honor. ' that of lowering the crime rate, state Sen. Gagliano said the move toward state con- Eugene J Bedell, D-Monmouth, suggested trol over local police departments is one of that the state increase the funds available for The CBO Carpet Surgeons many consolidation projects attempted by that purpose to municipal police depart- the Byrne administration. ments. ^__ * • "We've been through this in education, Bedell, who also serves as city adminis- we've been through this in first aid squads, trator in Long Branch, criticized the state we've been through this in hospital ser- "cap" law for putting too tight a ceiling on vices," he remarked. stand local budgets. He said some municipalities have gotten to the point where the "cap" is Gagliano does favor consolidation in cer- forcing a reduction in essential services, tain areas, such as centralized record keep- such as police protection. ing. And be feds that small-scale, voluntary Funding, not procedures, is the biggest regionalization involving small police depart- ment could improve service. But he opposes on their heads problem area for local police departments, Bedell said, and the solution lies in subsidies the concept of forcing local departments to or budget relief, not state control. consolidate. to give you the best carpet installation. Clayton noted that his borough has been Bedell commented that police service in CRAIG ALAN under some budgetary pressure, but said lack New Jersey seems to have come full circle. of funds is not the major factor behind Red In the beginning, he noted, the state police Bank's crime increase. It is, he said, the patrolled local communities, but eventually state's ineffective handling of habitual or local departments grew and assumed that major offenders that lies at the heart of the function. And now, there is a chance that the rising crime rate. He recommends that more state police could patrol those municipalities correctional facilities be built to ease what a

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By JONNl FALK Uray would continue to burn Hood while Friede yarder to end the scoring with 55 seconds left. worked over Mike McCoy, the other corner. Simms was 17 for 33 for 294 net yards and EAST RUTHERFORD - In (he fourth period. "Having Friede out there makes a lot of picked the Packers apart when big plays were c.urns fans were chanting, "Friede, Friede." difference to me," Gray said. "They can't double needed. "He played a great game," Coach Ray Alter the game, they were cheering a second on me now." Perkins said. "Simms Is doing a better job of straight victory. The Packers tied the game in the second taking what the defense gives him. At one time, Mike Friede s name jvon't be found in the period when Ezra Johnson stripped Simms of the he didn't do that." scoring column again this week, but the wide ball, and Ed O Neil recovered at the Giants 23. Simms agreed. "I think we'll have another receiver was almost as instrumental in the Two plays later. Gerry Ellis barged over from the good week now," he smiled. "I'm seeing things Giants' 27-21 win over the Green Bay Packers as 2 well downf ield and know where I'm going with the Karnest Cray, who had three touchdown catches; The Giants went 80 yards to regain the lead ball." Phil Simms. who demonstrated maturity as a with Friede catching two passes for 29 yards, and Bart SUrr, coach of the Packers, knew about quarterback, and Joe Danelu. who kicked two tight end Tom Mullady snaring one for 21. The last Simms and Friede before the game. He knew field goals in the fourth period tor the margin of 20 yards belonged to Gray, who again burned more when he left. "Friede was a great acquisi- victory. Hood. tion for the Giants ' SUrr said, "and Simms is a Friede had six catches for 108 yards and is The Packers, who watched Tom Birney miss a rapidly improving quarterback." rapidly becoming a folk hero at Giants Stadium 54-yard field goal attempt early in the second As for Friede, who left the game with neck with his diving and one-handed grabs. However, period, missed a chance to tie early in the third spasms after another diving catch late in the the free agent pickup from Detroit still had to quarter when Ellis's 15-yard TD reception was fourth period, he didn't know that the fans had play second fiddle to Gray's six catches for 119 nullified by a holding penalty. Birney then missed Uken him to heart after his seven catches against yards Friede's catches helped set up two touch- badly on a 42-yarder. Dallas and six yesterday. . downs, both scored by Gray, and the first of A 29-yard punt set the stage for the Giants to "I didn't hear the fans chanting my name," he Danelo s field goals. go 51 yards later in the period. Friede ripped off blushed. "I only hear when we score a touch- Still, the rookie wasn't satisfied. "I screwed 18 of those on a slant, and Larry Heater carried to down.' up today." he said. "I dropped that one pass, and the 2 on a swing pass from Simms. Gray got his QUICK KICKS Harry Carson, reactivated Fri- it upsets me. I think that dropping that one made third TD on a quick slant from Simms from the 4. day, got into the game in the second period. "I me concentrate harder. I knew I had to catch the Green Bay came right back again with Lynn can't say that I'm satisfied, but I feel good that I ball Dickey, who passed for289 yards, hitting James got a chance to play," the linebacker said. Kriede's last sentence refers to a 29-yard pass Lofton for 45 yards after Mark Haynes committed Gray said the GUnU expected more blitzing iloin Simms under a full blitz that carried to the his weekly pass interference penalty. Ellis caught from the Packers than they got. "They used zone I'.u kcrs 9-yard line just before the end of the a four-yarder for the touchdown. most of the day," he said. Gray, who caught four third peri"1 Friede made his usual lunging, fall- That's when Fried made his lunging catch on touchdown passes in the opener against St. Louis, ing catch on the play, and 14 seconds into the the blitz, and Danelo kicked his first field goal. It now has eight for the year. fourth period Danelo kicked a 24-yard field goal was needed because Green Bay, which lost a Beasley Reece had an interception to kill that was the difference. fumble and an interception by Frank Marion Green Bay's last chance, and Brad Van Pelt and "I may have made it look hard," Friede before it got cranked up again, struck for 67 yards Gary Woolford had fumble recoveries. laughed, "but the pass was thrown perfectly. He in 50 seconds to narrow the gap to 24-21. Lofton Simms was sacked four times, but his protec- 1 Simms i is supposed to make you stretch for it." made a great catch on Haynes for the TD. tion was usually excellent. Dickey, who set a new (•ray caught a 50-yarder from Simms for his For a change, the Giants, with three minutes Green Bay record for completionsin a single i ii si touchdown on the Giants' first offensive play remaining, did not go into an offensive shell. season, was sacked three times. Mike Dennis was »f the game. The play, called in the locker room Simms. with double coverage on Gray and Friede, leading tackier for the GianU with six. A GRAY DAY — Earnest Gray (83) of the New York Giants pulls in a long pass from before the game, beat Packer cornerback Estus audibled to Mullady for a 34-yard gain, bootlegged The GianU are now 3-8 Green Bay, which still quarterback Phil Simms on the first offensive play of the game for the team. Gray, Hood and set a pattern for the rest of the game for 19 more and eventually Danelo kicked a 32- has a shot at the NFC Central title, is 4-C-l. with Etus Hood of Green Bay trailing, scored on the play. Broncs rally Newlin surge leads past Jets Nets over Pistons PISCATAWAY (AP) - Mike Newlin had dropped to 4-15. had 30 DENVER (AP) - Craig Morton threw for 306 yards and the ball, and the New Jersey Nets fans kept The Pistons played aggressively, but Iwo touchdowns to help rally the Denver Broncos from a 17-3 shouting "Shoot." carelessly They shot 39 percent from the .iti mi to a 31-24 victory over the New York JeU in National But the veteran guard held on as the field and gave away points with 28 personal t IMII bah League action yesterday. seconds slid by waiting until he found team- fouls and two technicals, one of them by Morton, going over 300 yards for the first time in his four- mate Jan van Breda Kolff free in a pattern Coach Scotty Robertson year career with the Broncos, completed nine straight passes which led to a basket The Nets played the game under protest during one stretch of the second half during which the Broncos after Coach Kevin Loughery filed an objec- Until recently, Newlin probably wouldn't scored on three straight possessions. tion against official Lee Jones, who rescinded have held the ball so long without shooting it Dave Preston's 3-yard run capped a 70-yard drive and one of two technical fouls he called against But the Nets' leading shooter, who normally pulled Denver into a 17-17 tie late in the third period. On Detroit s Ron Lee Ukes more than 20 shots a game, has pared another 70-yard drive. Morton hit on all four passes, including Bulls 114, Bucks 1(8 down his style to the barest, cleanest essen- a short flip to running back Rob Lytle, which Lytle turned into MILWAUKEE - Artis Gilmore pumped tials. a 32-yard gain. Fullback Jon Keyworth ran the final yard to in 24 points and Larry Kenon added 20. lead- put the Broncos on top 24-17 wi th 11 05 remaining in the game. Newlin showed the effects ot his more ing Chicago to a victory over Milwaukee as The Jets quickly pulled back into a tie, helped by a pass ..controlled game as he scored 28 points to lead the Bulls broke a four-game losing streak interference penalty against Denver safety Bill Thompson the Nets To an 8940 National Basketball Bobby Wilkerson scored 18 for the Bulls, and Kit turd Todd's 26-yard throw to Wesley Walker. Scott Association victory over the Detroit Pistons including two free throws which gave Chica- Dierking ran 1 yard for the tying score with 9:24 left. last night. go a 110-101 lead with 1 15 to play But the Broncos reclaimed the lead on their next The 6-foot-5 guard went through the entire Brian Winters scored 26 points. Marques possession. Larry Branson returned a kickoff 37 yards to the first half with perfect shooting, finishing the Johnson uu and Junior Bridgeman 24 for Denver 42-yard line. Preston then caught 12- and 18-yard game with eight of 10 from the field and 12 of Milwaukee lusscs from Morton, and the clinching touchdown came on 13 free throws. Gilmore put in 14 points and David Green- Kick Upchurch's diving reception of a 13-yard Morton pass "I'm trying to Uke better shots, less and wood 13 in the first half, propelling the Bulls with 5:24 left. closer, but better, Newlin said after the to a 65-53 lead. The Jets, who had Uken their early lead on the strength of victory, which boosted the Nets' record to Three baskets inside by Gilmore and two two touchdown passes from Todd, dropped to 2-9 on the 8-11. "I'm not going to let my game de- long shots by Keggie Theus put the Bulls season. Denver climbed above the .500 mark for the first time teriorate. I'm trying to Uke good shots, not ahead 75-61 with 8 18 left in the third quarter this season at 6-5. reckless shots." The Bucks responded with eight un- Steelen 16, Borwas II However, Newlin's new accuracy was answered points, four by Johnson, to pull to PITTSBURGH — Terry Bradshaw's second touchdown marred by his nine turnovers, the most by a within 75-69 pass1 of the game, a 3-yarder to Lynn Swam with 11 seconds to Nets player this year. But Kenon shook loose for a baseline jump play, lifted the Pittsburgh Steelen to an emotional victory "There were too many turnovers. 1 gave shot and rookie Sam Wnrthen sank a running over Cleveland that kept them in the playoff picture. MM some away myself," Newlin said. "There bank jump shot from the lane to regain The Browns, 7-4, their five-game winning streak snapped, OOPS! — Jon Kevworth (32) of the Denver Broncos fumbles the football after being was a lot of hustle out there. You just momentum for Chicago appeared to have the game won at 13-7 when they sUged a hit by middle linebacker Stan Blinka (54) of the New York Jets during the first couldn't relax for a minute. The Nets had 41 The Bulls led 93-85 entering the final peri- goal-line stand with less than three minutes to play. period of their game. The Jets recovered the fumble, but lost the game. turnovers in the game, and the Pistons, who od They took an intentional safety with less than two minutes i u go. making the score 13-9 and a free kick gave the Steelers, also 7-4. the ball at their 46-yard line with 1 44 to play. Sec'Broacoi, page M Hedberg's hat trick and assist help Playoff Pairings

ROBBINSVILLE. N.J (API — M«r» are the pairing* lor in. New Jersey SUM M.gjh Scnool FoolbaFootball l ClmMoWW Playolll at announced yesterday err ill p m Sat•aturdayNoi v » unless otnersylse noted: Man* JorgarllcMn I Rangers snap winless streak at nine Pestelc at Fair Lamm Sabres (, Nordlques 1 Hnmi valley n. CIHton at Glenn Stadium II 4) Dm NEW YORK (AP) - Anders Hedberg, by far the best I'hiladelpia's 13-game unbeaten streak with a victory on fllll BUFFALO. NY. — Craig Ramsay and Tony Hobotitn at Union Hill player on the ice last night, scored three goals and set up Brad Park's second-period goal. D*m«r*i! al Ramsey McKegney each scored two goals as the Buffalo Sabres another to boost the New York Rangers to a 7-3 National Vachon, a 35-year-old veteran, had 19 saves as the Garlttld at Sparta Hockey League victory over the Hartford Whalers Bruins extended their unbeaten streak to five games. coasted to a win over the Quebec Nordiques Hawthorne at Saddle Breofc Danny Gare. Andre Savard. Derek Smith and Rick The triumph napped New York's nine-game winless Park, a veteran defenseman, broke up a scoreless No parings released due to oppoal Dudley also scored for the Sabres while Peter Stastny streak, iU longest since 1976, and extended Hartford's duel between Vachon and Philadelphia's Phil Myre by •JSMW non-winning slide to eight garnet. scoring on a 40-foot screen shot at 9:35 of the second Ullied Quebec's lone goal Wail Enti vs. Barrlnger at Giants Stadium 3 p.m. McKegney and Ramsay gave the Sabres a 2-0 lead Belleville vt Morris Knoilt at Giant* Stadium i IS p.m Hedberg stickhindled between Hartford defensmen period. Set up by SUn Jonathan and Peter McNab, Park connected on a slap shot for his fifth goal of the season. after the first period as each fired shots past Nordique Pequannock al Ramvav Al Sims and Fred Arthur at the Hartford blue line and Summit al Morris HUM planted a short wrist shot over goalie Ken Holland at 7:51 The Bruins, winning for only the fifth time in 17 goalie Michel Plasse in the closing seconds of the opening stanza. No paring* ralaaMd dua lo apaal for the only Ully of the first period. games despite their unbeaten string, outshot the Flyers i The Swedish right wing then converted on a power 30-19. Savard s goal was the only score of the second period Rotelle Park at Glen Ridge UhamptontMpaamat but the Sabres exploded for five third-period goals within •i JOT pUy at 424 of the second period, sending a wrist shot Myre turned in a superb effort in the Philadelphia net Rat.Ian at tan Brunswick • IV from a sharp angle past Holland on the short side but Vachon was able to come up with the big save when a 12-mmute span to break open the contest Woodbndge at Hamilton mil The Rangers built their margin to 5-0 on goals by Gere needed Gare. Ramsay. McKegney. Smith and Dudley all Hiiiiborouon at Somerville Gillis - his second in two games with New York, which scored on Plasse. who was peppered with 38 shots ManaMuan al Madison Canirai acquired him from Vancouver last Tuesday — Don Otters I, Black Hawks 4 SUstny scored his sixth goal of the season when he beat West Windsor at Voorhaos Township Buffalo goalie Bob Sauve earlv in the third nerinri Asourv Park al Princeton Maloney and rookie Lance Nethery CHICAGO - Wayne Gretzky scored a goal and two South Rivar at Gfgon Brook Hedberg's assist came when he patted the puck to assisU to lead the Edmonton Oilers to a victory over the Spptswood at Keensourg Phil Esposito at center ice. and Esposito relayed It to Chicago Black Hawks. Candleis 5, Jets 1 SLV Maloney for a slapshot from the left faceoff circle that Chicago came back for three scores in the final WINNIPEG. Manitoba — First-period goals by left Penmauken at Jackson xipped put Holland, who was recalled from the minor wing Steve Shutt and center Keith Acton were all the Willlnoboro at Cherry Hill East period, pulling to within 4-3, but Edmonton's Glenn leagues prior to the game. Anderson Ullied at 9 57 on assists from Gretzky and Montreal Canadiens needed as they defeated the Win- After Tom Rowe scored Hartford's first got! at 18 M rookie Paul Coffey to put the game out of reach. nipeg Jets Hammonlon al MortMrn Burlington County of the second period, New York's Mike Allison scored at Madden To.nsh4.al Oelsea The win was the fourth for the Oilers and extended Guy Lafleur, Doug Jams and Bob Gainey also scored 1:21 of the final session to make it 1-1. Hedberg then got Chicago's winless streak to eight games. The Hawks have for Montreal Jimmy Mann had the Winnipeg goal RltrorsMe al Point Pleasant Beach PaulseoroalGlassoore his third Ully of the night, poking in a rebound at 6:B not won since Oct. 29. Montreal goaltender Bunny Larocuqe. who faced only Mark Howe and Nick Fotiu scored for Hartford in the Edmonton rookie Charles Huddy, who reported Satur- 17 shots in the game, had shut out the Jets for more than Mm Catholic at DePam third period. day night from WichiU of the Central Hockey League, got eight cqhsecutive periods over three games before Mann Mar isl al Saw Hall his first NHL goal midway in the opening period, a 50- scored *. 12:12 of the third period. Pope Jam. Soarta al SI. Wary s. Rumertord IchamoMnihlp) nNBJW . 11, Flyers • footer. Lest than two minutes later, Gretzky, on a pass The Canadiens put constant pressure on the Winnipeg Ma* • BOSTON - Goalie Rogie Vachon fashioned his fourth from Blair MacDonald, poked in his ninth goal of the net. firing 40 shots at Jets goaltender Pierre Hamel. who Red Bank CalhOlkal Holy Spirit r shutout of the season and the Boston Bruins snapped season and hit first against the Hawks in two years. played shutout hockey in the second period SI Joseph's. Toms Rivet al SI. JoMVianem Bishop Eustace at St. Jonah's. HammoMox Ichamotoxsntpl Thel SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1960 Soaring Eagle attack runs over Redskins924-0 WASHINGTON (AP) - Ron Jaworski threw Bartkowski's touchodwn came on a 1-yard Cowboyi Jl. CardUali tl two touchdown passes to his tight ends and line- sneak, and Atlanta's other score was a 19-yard IRVING. Texas - Dallas quarterback Danny backer Jerry Robinson returned a fumble 59 field goal by Tim Mazzetti White pierced the St Louis secondary for three yards for another score yesterday as the high- The Saints opened the scoring on only the touchdown passes, including a 14 yarder to Drew flying Philadelphia Eagles walloped the lowly fourth play of the game when Archie Manning Pearson that tied Bob Hayes' club record for Washington Redskins 24-0 in a National Football fired a 26-yard touchdown strike to.Wes Chandler career receptions, propelling the Cowboys to a League game to cap an 80-yard drive. victory over the explosvie Cardinals. The victory was the seventh in a row for the Tailback Tony Dorset! gave Dallas' dormant Kagles, whose 10-1 record is the best in the Manning suffered a bruised shoulder earlier in overland game a boost with 122 yards on 28 the third quarter and returned only briefly in the league The Redskins are 3-8 carries, one of them an 11-yard touchdown run as final quarter after backup Bobby Scott was un- Jaworski threw an 8 yard scoring pass to the Cowboys extended their record to 1-3, two able to move the Saints until the closing minutes Keith Krepfle in the first quarter. After Philadel- games behind Philadelphia in the National Con- when he capped a 69-yard drive with a 3-yard phia cornerback Richard Blackmore intercepted ference Eastern Division a Joe Theismann pass. Jaworski tossed a 14-yard scoring pass to Tony Galbreath with only 1:12 remaining. St Louis, which lost to Atlanta in overtime strike to backup tight end John Spagnola just over last week and Dallas in the last 45 seconds two four minutes later weeks ago. dropped to 3-8 117, Patriot* 14 In the third period, Robinson picked up a The Cowboys had to overcome a 14-4 St. Louis FOXBORO. Mass - Elvis Peacock scored fumble by Wilbur Jackson and raced for the lead fashioned on Ottls Anderson's 51-yard scor- 1 the winning touchdown on a one-yard run late in Kagles third touchdown. The Redskins had tried ing run and Jim Hart's 69-yard scoring pass to to pick up a first down on fourth and one when the third quarter, and the Los Angeles Rams muffled New England's explosive offense to cap- Mel Gray Jackson was hit at the line of scrimmage and SI Louis led 2117 at halftime behind Hart, dropped the ball ture a rump from behind victory over the Patri- ots. who also had a 60-yard touchdown pass to Pat The triumph was the first, after four losses, Tilley. . for Philadelphia Coach Dick Vermeil in the na- The Rams. 7-4. remain within one game of tion's capital The Eagles had won only one Atlanta, leader of the National Conference West Vlklagi 38, Buccaaeers M previous game here in their last 10 visits. The Patriots suffered two costly fumbles and BL(X)MINGTON. Minn — Tommy Kramer Philadelphia's Harold Carmichael caught a sank to 7-4 by losing for the third time in their last completed 24 of 35 passes for 324 yards and two pass early in the fourth period to increase the four games. They fell one game behind first place touchdowns and Ted Brown added a pair of TD number of consecutive games in which he has Buffalo in the American Conference East runs a* the Minnesota Vikings outscored Tampa snared at least one pass to 123 Bay and moved into a first-place tie with Detroit New England, which came into the game as Falcoas 11. Saitti 11 in the National Football Conference Central the NFL's second highest scoring team, was Division, ATLANTA - Steve Bartkowski fired three sluggish on offense /or the first three periods, but touchdown passes and ran for a touchdown had two good scoring chances in the fourth quar- The Vikings had to overcome a four-touch- himself as the Atlanta Falcons rolled to their fifth ter. down. 485-yard performance by Tampa quarter- consecutive victory, a 31-13 triumph over the New back Doug Williams to win their third straight Orleans, Saints One ended when the Patriots fumbled the ball game and push their record to 6-5 The Buc- FLYING EAGLE — Philadelphia Eagles halfback Wilbert Montgomery (31) picks Bartkowski. who hit on 13 of 24 passes for 195 away after moving to the Rams' two-yard line, caneers slipped to 4-6-1 UP some vardage despite the efforts of Washington Redskin linebacker Rich Milot yards, had scoring aerials of 47 yards to Alfred and the other fizzled when John Smith missed a Kramer hit Sammy White with a 27-yard scor- while Eagle tackle Petev Perot comes in to help out. The Eagles won, 24-0. Jackson. 5 yards to Wallace Francis and 10 yards 47-yard field goal ing pass fo cap the game's opening drive and Rick to Junior Miller, the last two in the final Vt New England led 14-7 at halftime. but the Danmeier s conversion gave Minnesota a 7-0 lead miriutes of play Rams closed in on Frank Corral's 29-yard field Williams, who completed 30 of 55 passes, The victory lifted the Falcons to 8-3 for the goal with 9:17 left in the third quarter. marched the Bucs 73 yards on their first season, while the winless Saints fell to0-11. An 18-yard punt into the wind by New Eng- possession and hit Kevin House wilh a 19-yard TD. Atlanta added to its impressive second-half land's Mike Hubach set the Rams Up at the New but Joe Senser blocked the extra-point attempt by scoring during the five-game winning streak, run- Kngland 47 with 4:16 to play in the period (iaroS'epremian Broncos'late TD's ning their total over the opposition to 103-16 in the Kramer passed 12 yards to Senser to give the On Los Angeles' first play from scrimmage, hn.il two quarters of play quarterback Vince Ferragamo handed off to Vikings a 14-6 lead, but Williams countered with a The Falcons, lifting their series advantage ( ullen Bryant, who then flipped the ball back to 49-yard bomb to House over New Orleans to 17-7 also turned in an excep- Ferragamo The quarterback then heaved a 44 Brown scored the first of his two TDs on a 3- tionally strong running game with Lynn Cain vard completion to Preston Dennard on the flea- yard run midway through the second quarter and topple Jets, 31-24 pounding out 93 yards on 18 carries and William . flicker play as the Rams moved to a first down at Danmeier booted a 19-yard field goal to give Andrews 79 on 19 attempts trhe Patriots' three. Minnesota a 24-13 lead at halftime. i continued) Bradshaw. who opened the scoring on the first play of the teeond period with a 10-yard pass to Jim Smith, whipped the lull 24 yards to Theo Bell at the Cleveland 30. and. three plays Ijicr fired 23 yards to Swann at the Browns' 6. Then Bradshaw. under intense pressure, threw incomplete just before Cleveland defensive end I-yle Alzado fell on him Hrudshaw limped off with 25 seconds to play, then trotted bark onto the field A defensive holding penalty against safety Clarence BcoM moved the ball to the 3. then Bradshaw found Swarm open on the left edge of the end zone for the winning score HOME CENTERS < Him 1*. 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Baltimore's Mike Barnes blocked a 28-yard field goal attempt by Detroit's Kddie Murray Chargen M, Chiefs 7 *5OFF SALE NOW SAN DIEGO — Seldom-used Mike Thomas, filling in for the injured Chuck Muncie. scored two touchdowns and rushed THRU lor 109 yards on 27 carries as the San Diego Chargers overcame a sluggish start for a victory over the Kansas City WEDNESDAY. NOV 19th Chiefs It was the first 100-yard rushing game for Thomas, who injured a knee playing racquetball last summer and missed ONLY most of the first half of the season, since Nov. 21,1976 The triumph kept the Chargers. T-4, on the heels of AFC West Division leader Oakland, which brings a 7-3 record into Monday night s game at Seattle The Chiefs, who had won five ROUT!#35 ol their last six games, dropped to Mi and quite likely out of HAZLET AND POOLE AVENUE playoff contention SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. I960 11 NRPA predicts local trawling increase T. Figurelu, mill party boat captains who said Environmental Conserva- as. Tiofa, Union, Venango. the second largest total be taken Many variables unt leader of the Natural Re- that the commercial men tion's commitment to a non Warren, Wayne and Wyo- harvest on record in recent such as weather, economic sources Protective Associa- would wait for them to go toxic steel shot program for ming. years. conditions, hunting pressure, tion ofStaten Island, predict! home each evening to trawl waterfowl hunting in areas of During last year's one-day The Game Commission concentrations of hunters and that with a ban on trawling in through the night critical concern, New York bear season, hunters took 73s says it is unable to predict bears, denning activity, food the three Long Island, NY. New Jersey law permits HQNRY assistant commissioner for The figure is an all-time re- how many hunters will be availability, etc. are in- bays after the first of thegill netting off the beaches natural resources Herbert cord (or a single day, and is afield or how many bears will volved year, trawling will increase for spec ies other than striped Doig yesterday said that in Rantan and Sandy Hook bass but during the heavy run SCHAEFER hunters will be required to bays of small striped bass this fall use steel snot in all areas Figurelli said yesterday a lot of the protected fish designated as non-toxic snot that a number of trawlers were taken. One captain re- areas beginning on Wednes- were fined fSOO this season ported that he witnessed a day on Long Island and Dec. for trawling illegally la gill netter drag a net loaded 24 in the western sone of New RariUn Bay in SUten Island with baas to lift it after get- "The State of New York because "the bottom wasn't York continuing to the end of jurisdictional waters "but ting beyond the three-mile has banned trawling In three being torn up by the nets." each season. limit. Long Island bays for reasons New Jersey law enforcement As good as the fluke fish- Nov. It is the start of the people did absolutely nothing characterised as primarily On January 1 otter trawl- ing was in the bays, it was Long Island waterfowl season to stop the illegal fishing in economic and social While ing will become forbidden in dismal off the beaches except and Dec. 14 is the surt of the its waters." Great South, Moriches and pointing out the advene im- for June and then again in pact of dragging on the bay second half of the spUt season New Jersey law forbids Shinnecock bays inside of October, of all months. The bottom, the State Depart- in the western tone. food fish trawling within two Long Island mid Jersey shore party boats ment of Environmental Con- miles of shore and forbids the Angler's News, now pub- suffered and trawlers re- iSel servation (DEC) said there is netting of striped bass by all lished In Keyport, last week ported they had trouble find- no evidence of a decline in Hunters will have a one- gear within three miles. quoted Frank Carlton. bead ing any fish. flounder (fluke) stocks, the day opportunity to take a of the National Coalition for Nevertheless the bays prime target of the trawlers, My guess is that most of black bear in » Pennsylvan Marine Conservation, Savan- were being dragged for fluke and that biological factors the fluke that reached the counties Monday. Nov. 24 nah, Georgia, as follows: all summer long according to did not play a role in their markets originated in the The open counties will be decision to fully support the bays and that if it weren't for Bradford, Cameron, Carbon, total ban legislation. Instead, these fish the price would Centre, Clarion, Clearfield, the DEC cited competition have been even higher. Clinton, Columbia, Elk, For- Freehold today between recreational fish- Motts Martelli of est, Huntingdon. Jefferson, ermen and commercial Shrewsbury caught a im- Lackawanna, Luterne, Lycoming, Mckean, Mifflin, 1H: Pace. U.W Our Own Star \ Angle t ....trl trawlers for the same re- pound striped bass in the FLOUNDER CHAMP — R uss Viaforo of Un.on Beach, left, holds the one-pound, four W.•*!..- H..V 11 i|**f'l J-1 i».t*ix».t Sweet Rum (Murray)...... 10 t source as the impetus for the middle of Friday afternoon. Monroe, Pike, Potter, and three quarter ounce flounder with which he won the Monmouth County Park SorhmsBett (King! H OiHvs Rosie (RevnoWsl » 1 Snyder, Sullivan, Susquehan E vergreen Willie IBreinahaM M Acjre&sive Lad (Kolh) W 1 action He weighed the fish at System fishing contest. Gerry Savitz presents Viaforo with the trophy. (Irian*. Reward (Hulierl ,. 4-1 Memo (FerritfOr * i Direct Black (Fatjliarone) ...SI "The recreational and Steven's Bait and Tackle jtonev Kmgrtt (Fagliarone) 6 1 Stale Tim* (KeMvl ....S-1 Shop in West End. Shop 1 MSO-KI (tWendia) !•, i Aroo* Tammv i Trent loten IIntordonato) ..Ml trawl-net Industry, on thefish on a rigged eel "in the t iiiir Hivjltirr.i athV) 4-1 mm-, PK..KW Long Branch area." »V K Ctrl (NoOf iber) 6 1 BiKkevo Message tMarshall. .... l-l other hand, is estimated to be i niriwin (FtHUr) 4-1 r W Busier (Fafjliaronar S-t worth less than one percent Jim Glglio, Sea Bright ,'|.*nul C«Dl.«t* Figurelli said yesterday St Agnes Thrift Shop Avenue D Atlantic High- Admission: $1.50 Seniors & children $1 00. jurin, ii.i.rt.im T«90 (Nutwlt) 10-1 •navande (No Driver) e-l charge Call 2S1-04SS, Mon , Wed , Fri , 9 AM to 12 displayed for sale Lunch is available & there will also -I* »»«• U.«• ileatfv Lake (Justin) .... it was caught their last week 1 "In New Jersey a boat Noon. • II- ii- (Kelly) S-1 Candle Burner (Keltv) M be a cake sale. Unique items for Christmas gifts Hurricane Charlie (Radno) and that fishermen have been • •"•I Agsin (Hanhint) . S-1 SI can simply throw the JllKl Tntk tt'Htni 4-1 Abedant Girl (Field) 10 1 catching as many as IS ling a NOVEMBER.!, 15,«,« Holmdel Community Church of UCC. Country Store Bed C.Dt.in (Vine.) J-» Mittv A(DeV.tii) IM evidence overboard and night. Pine Tree Players presents "Everybody Loves Sale 4 Bazaar, 10-3 PM. Main St . Holmdel Christmas thereby avoid a fine," Fig- Opal" A wacky comedy starring Evelyn Franzoni, SELECTIONS urelli said. The annual Christmas par- items, baked goods, trash It treasure, books, plants etc. 1 - Boehms Best, Meadow Roy, Evergreen Willie ty of the Shore Surf Club will Spring Lake Conmunity House Theatre. 3rd & Madison Luncheon served He said that one of the Aves. Curtain 8:40 P. M. Tickets available at door, $4.00, 2 - Group Leader, Hoovers, Uttie RivalUme be at Moose Hall. Point main reasons fluke were so $3.00 students & senior citizens. Group rates minimum Asbury United Methodist Woman annual Christmas 3 - Mighty Delue, Snapy Ginger, Galepest Bean Pleasant, on Dec. 13. The plentiful in RariUn Bay this of 10.528-6959.295-9034 Bazaar Sat., 10-4. Church dining room. 61 Atlantic Ave . 4 Royal Uw, Rock Hopper. Nyloa Stockiig. season was because of the committee includes Hank Long Branch Handmade articles, decorations, baked 5 - Colonel Angus, Jet Star Lady. PMeMaa A new law forbidding Wunburger, Paul Ando and NOVEMBER IS * 22 goods etc. • - Came Again, TUrette, Bell Captain menhaden seining in SUten Ray Barton. Center Drama presents at the Jewish Community Monmouth Beach PTA Annual Christmas Bazaar. 7 - Direct Black. State Time. Dandy Randy Island waters. He said that a Steel Shot Specified Center, 100 Grant Ave., Deal Park, cabaret-style eve- Monmouth Beach Public School. 9 A M to 3 PM I - Stoaah, Buckeye Message, Dr Duke lot of small fluke were saved Citing the Department of ning "Hit t Misses" from the Broadway Musical Handmade ornaments, gifts, and homemade baked I - Frltiie Bumper, W Direct, T W Irish Gal Theatre, directed by Angela Flynn Knox, also playing goods Refreshments & lunch available Sat., Nov. 22 starting at 9 I'M $7.50 admission includes II - Dowas Road. Echo Duke, My Sea Lalgl NOVEMBER 22, 23 11 - U Col Joe. Boss Tweed, Misty A wine, cheese, dessert & coffee. All seating by advance reservations. Call 222-6593 or 531-9100. The Summit University a college of Religion. BEST BET: Stoaah (Ith) Culture ii Science is sponsoring free lectures. Nov 22. NOVEMBER 17 23. 7 I'M. at Holiday Inn. Room C. Rt 36 & Broadway The Highlands Fire Auxiliary will sponsor a West Long Branch Titles "Studies of the Human Thanksgiving Grocery Bingo at 8 P.M. at the Fire Aura" on Nov 22 & "Womans Revolution of the 80s". Meadowlands House, prizes include 8 turkeys, lots of homemade pies. Nov 23rd Donation: $1.50. NOVEMBER 23 NOVEMBER 18 Pancake Breakfast 9 AM to 1 PM Adults $2 50. tonight Larison's Turkey Farm. Nov. 18 bus trip, sponsored children $1 50. all you can eat At the Colts Neck by Open Door of Bayshore area. Bus leaves Red Bank & Firehouse No 1, Rl 537. Colts Neck, sponsored by The M ., 1 V*.• 9 Keyport. Cost: $14.00 Includes bus Ii family-style turkey ui w.vm. CM*., i *• a •«. • *m FaV» Carl (D'Aleol IH Ladies Auxilary It*.-, rplum O*l TulOfNttllOflr * 1 Chriftv'i Daxision (Lopat) .12-1 luncheon Call 264-8207 or 739-3963 Mi llMi.fi (MexBwih) 11-1 Weewillsee (Trebino) 20-1 NOVEMBER 21 Alai.n iRivtra) HI TulfiDiike (Bromlav) » t Luncheon It Holiday Mini Bazaar, sponsored by St. ORGAN RECITAL. Ann Rowell. 4 P.M.. Interna First Ch-nee (Anava» • 1 Swingin n Rochin (Thom«) ...S-1 •». <.t. h f'fi.l.- i GeneologyCourse, Weds , Nov 19,26,10-Noon,70Court ' Atlantic Highlands Refreshments & baked goods, too Beet Patnes (No Boy) 10-1 St., Freehold. $15 00registration. Call 462-1466. walfc to Giorv (Delguldtc*) 20 t MONMOUTH COUNTY Over 30 booths' High Pre»ure (Miranda.) 10-1 The East Keansburg PTA meeting will be Wed DECEMBER6 Bold Director (Savltr) 12-1 ». Mk: W.f0».Ctmg.lv*4•**• • CHRISTMAS FLEA MARKET" East Keansburg M evening at 8 P.M. in the All Purpose Room. Special Don's Bib* (McNeil) Sensitivo's Girl (Lang*) * I guests will be "The Mental Health Players", a troupe of School. Ocean Ave . sponsored by the PTA. 10 A.M. to 4 Little Pitcet (Cordaro) S-1 OPEN HOUSE mental health professionals from Monmouth County. PM Special attraction nationally renouwned ROBBIE. Whirling Loom (Colon) 11-1 COME TO MM Jav* Eagle (Morales) 10 All parents tt friends are invited to attend. THE CLOWN & his balloon animals. Visit with-Santa. t Clara Belie (Lovatol 4-1 NOV. 18th. 19tb A 201(1 NOVEMBER lt-2* homebaked goods Free door prizes Santa's snackbar Lorna'S Favor (McCaVr**,) ill Christmas Greens Show by Grow & Show Garden Come rent a space. $7 00 & enjoy the day For more Romantic World iCordero) 5-1 9AMto7PM %m- mm* Mmt *** Club, at First United Methodist Church. Monmouth Rd.. information, call Margie Holick. 787-0416 or Cheryl %m. mm. . 4-1 THEROYFAX115 THE Sarah tor John (McKntght t-1 Oakhurst Nov. 19.2-9; Nov. 20,11-6 Admission $1.50 Meacham. 495-9144 Fairy Wav (Lop*f) 3 l OHYCflrlfflMTtOA Distall Leader lAshcrolt) 4-1 NOVEMBERM Colts Neck Historical Society 16th annual antique Honev's Question (Fann) it POIrKT-10- show & sale. Sat . Dec 6. 9:30-4 PM Cedar Drive Laura's Rtcipe (McCarron) 1t-1 CHINESE AUCTION ... FUN way to begin your Mv Nellie Belle (Gomeil S J School. Cedar Drive. Colts Neck 45 dealers will exhibit Bert Nino B ICordero) FNBIMUTV. holiday shopping! Many handmade items. Congregation Stately M«*den iLopci) • ' B'nai Israel, Hance & Ridge Rds , Rumson $2.75 and sell; also features a dealer with antiques from Wei Gaiter (Thoma*) Mainland China It Hong-Kong On sale will be note Patxho SoretoM (Frailer) admission including tickets t refreshments. 7:30 P.M. American Brcete f&antagata) Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, East Keansburg. paper and commemorative plates. Hot It cold food sold What's New N.skr. (Sayler) Fear Nausnt (McCauiev) 7:30 PM Prizes & refreshments Donation: $2.00. Call at snack bar For information. Louise Whitney. 462-1378 Hospitable (NtMl) DECEMBER 7 GortiP* ISantawla) early for reservations, 671-0760. Sponsored by St. MaopyO«*MSavr»r) Mark's Episcopal Church. Keansburg. The Monmouth Civic Chorus will present Anton Bosuns Four iBromlev) Proud Sam IFarwi) NOVEMBER 2* Bruckner's "Mass in E Minor" & "Te Deum" 1110 Adda Nlcfcell (ThomM, voices with orchestra) at 3 PM Sun.. Dec 7th at Red mi »14***\ \ AH , 1 QUEST a forum for single adults will present this Searcv (McCarnm) week a theatre production of "Couples" in lieu of their Bank Regional HS, 101 Ridge Rd.. Little Silver PoUvann* Patrick 1AsmuM*n) William R Shoppell. Jr . conducting Tickets $500, Pali KH»fl (Ashcrolt) usual group discussion. The performance will be fol- Side Line Dancer (Mac•*«»>.. Royfax115 students & senior citizens $2 50 Group rates available Mtneretla (Asmussen) lowed by our regular refreshments & dancing, 8PM Raise Who (Gomel) For tickets & information call Bruce Wycherley. 93B Mm Satm (McCauiev) Donation: $3. Unitarian Church, 1475 W Front St , PANASONIC S" POP-UP TV, Lincroft. White St., Eatontown (542-09721. Mary Akers. 222-7924. AM-FM RADIO WITH PURCHASE NOVEMBER M, 21.22 or Monmouth Arts Center. 842-9002,- ORLEASEOFROYFAX11S CAN-A-TIION sponsored by Red Bank Rotary for DECEMBER 8 Salvation Army. Donations of canned food collected at Watchung View Inn. Luncheon Theatre. "George Foodtown, Red Bank, Shop-Rite, Shrewsbury. - Washington Slept Here" sponsored by Open Door of Bayshore area. $17.00 Leave Red Bank 9 feKeyport =tw> Pathmark, Rt 36, Eatontown. 9 A M to9P M NOVEMBER 21, 22 10 15 All are welcome Call 739-3963 or 264-820* CARRIAGE SQUARE MALL DECEMBER 11 _Jf i-ui Fish * Chips Dinner from 6:30 to 9 P.M.. $500 "Sugar Babies" NY Show, sponsored by Open RTE 36 * MONMOUTH ROAD adults, $2.50 for childre i. at Matawan Presbyterian Door of Bayshore area, leave Red Bank 5 45 Hazlet 6 15 WEST LONG BRANCH NJ Church. Rt. 34, Reservations: 591-1538 or 679-5499. PM $32 50 includes bus & orchestra seats Only 29 Holiday Bazaar, from 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. 9 AM to 12 places left Call 739-3963 or 264-8207 SYSTEM 431-171? Noon on Nov. 22. 12 The DMIy Re«K*cr SHREWSBURY, NJ MONOAY. NOVEMBER 17.19M NBA standings NFL standing\ s NFL summaries

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$150 in Priia money will Each conteetant ia pat- be given the person selec- minod up to all antrtaa. ting the moit winneri from Switch your ••lection the football gamea Hated around aa you eriah. Con- above, let Piece. $100 00 lo.l.nl. are allowed to 2nd Place, $30.00. 3rd auboiH one Nand-akaichad Place, $20.00. laceimile Entry form* re- produced electronically In caaa of a tie, single • re not accoptablo winner will be determined by the cloiest to the total All entriei mull be In tha number of points scored Heoiiter office by 5 P.M. by all teams on the con- on tha Thureday preced- test card. ing Iho gamea Only one award wtl be madeto an y Mark an "X" in the equare contestant or houMtwM neil to the team you be- In any one week lieve will win. If a game ends In a He and you Thie la a tree contest open •elect one of the teame aa to alt eicept Register em- • winner. H wril count aa a ployeei and memben ol FORD Mae in your total. How- ever, U you designate a tie and 01* game ends In • Me, It will count In your

By participaling in this contest, the winner or winners expressly consent to the use ol tneir name, addrtss and photograph in news stories and/or advertising promotion of this conlest*"thout further FORD DEALERS -A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE •emjneration SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17.1960 The Arts TheDtailyltegirter 13

TNI TOMIOHT •MOW Beel ot Careaa' HWlM Or Television today Carl Sagaa. Ooug Heoaiag (Repeat. BO •»»») • KOJAK NEW JERSEY tepea «Ik* 1MO American •cling couple. Charlie Hwaa • MORECAMW AMD gala euepicioua «rrteri natgh (VHF) WNET 1}: Dane* Feetlvel tad leaterlag the ohareogrepviy M touadere bora report myetanoue aomga • PRISONER: CELL lUHFl 23. SO. 52. SB (all an l H listed as 521 NEWS NEWS NEW YORK • WOV* -(AOVCNTUM) S MEN WHO MADE THE HOOAN'S HEROES •H "OM Milton yeere MOVIES ALFRED HITCH- (VHF) WCBS2. WNBC YOU BCT YOUR UFE •X." INI Heo»el Welch COCK Thia program reviewe NOCHEANOCHE 4. YVNEW S, WABC 7. WOR • MOVIE -{MAMA) •• Iha career ol rha great Hoay I LOVE LUCY 9. WPIXI1: •far Brian BUoted No Other mtor r (fggfcta) maiion Available (BOnuna ) KOTTER • 30 (BsBlAOKS MAN M.A.S.H. • WONDER WOMAN MAUDE 12 38 • MOVIE -(TITLE UNAN- 9 VICTORY GARDEM • MERVOMFFIN BARNEY MILLER NOUNCED) (iiSMna) • UNCLE FLOYD • CHCPWITO DICK CAVETT SHOW • MOVIE (DRAMA)*** HBO MOVIE (•CARRY ON LAUGHING GET SMART ' "Sink TMBeimarc*" ISM (ADVENTURE) ••*. 8:00 ••M.A.S.M. Wyoming BENNY HILL SHOW Kannath Mora. Dana Wynlar "Every Which Way But to Saoal on • two-day paaa, BALCOODO COUPLN BORICUE A Ota-Mgww a.thaBrmahNtiry HawkayaiaaMMthadaMlcai) atalka ttve famed German war • " t»7B CuntEaelwood NEWJERSEYNIGMTLY ^ IMII wT Ctrl P+rta# tvrad by a North Korean Sondre Locke NEWS (Saaaaa-Pranlaia) Biemerck (2 »re ) TALENTED TRUMPETER — Dizzv Gillespie. who has the Monmouth Arts Center. Red Bank, but his program ,ledPQ)(ii4i««ia) HBO MOVW -(DRAMA) •• RAT PATROL entertained with his accidentally on purpose bent left a good bit to be desire. 6 10 E8TACION TERMINAL "HMa In Plain Stsht" 1BBO ADAM 12 6 30 NKNEWt 4 Jamee Caen. Jill Erkenberry MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••*• trumpet for half a century, blew a cool horn last night at ABCMWS Trua otory of a lather e eight t "Bright Laaf" IStO Oary TKTACDOUQM * ttrylMiif Of hm year eearch tor hie crutdranattor Cooper, Lauren Bacall Driven CUNCWS FriBVMiNtMBBstri hie ax-wrtamamae e man who'a from hie home by a tobacco 8ANFORDANOSON rdantrtywatchangadbythaWR' tycoon, a teneni lermar ratuma NEWJCRSEVNeOHTLV neeeRetocationProgram (Rat 10 wipe out the magnate a am- I MONDAY NIGHT AT M edP) ^ •••H "Juat You And Ma. The point was demonstrated at last that left the blues far behind. KM" ia?t Oaorga Bgrne HAZLET 739 9697 * Qfll °QLe)v smup I mghl s program in the Spectrum Series There were some lovely trumpet featured some truly virtuoso trumpet, 8*0 •• FLO Brooke Shlaldr lor 1980-81 presented by the Monmouth passages, but they had nothing to do but. alas, far too little of it. • • LITTLE HOUSE ON 9 45 J MOVIE (COMED Y) •• County Arts Council in the Monmouth with St. Louis or the blues. With the Redman number, Dizzy THE FWUME Voang Abari k. ••Ftah Thai Savod Pitta 1 Arts Center. Despite the hour's delay in began a series of departures from the dalle laarna tha ioy ol love and burgh" 1S7t Jallal Irving. Another comic interlude brought Jonathan Wktara (PaM Saba 'A MARVELOUS MOVIE. • lit' start of the program, occasioned by tha pain of llae whan ha oragi forth the latest on Alex Hailey. author of stage, leaving his trio to jam ad in about hlrr.ee» to a pan pal la • crlptlon Televiaion) a mixup at the metropolitan airports, "Roots:" finitum to an increasingly restless au- diataM cHy. unawarathat aha la the theater was still about two-thirds "After nine years of research, all dience. a paraplegic who la alas 10U 8 IACK/Wta Mi lull when Dizzy arrive shortly after 9 the way back to Africa, you know what It was at this point that the udience •irMcrimg tha truth m her r. p.m. piieecao mine.) (Ctoeed he found? He found that his ancestor began to dwindle in earnest. Captloned. U.S.A.) Bui after an hour or so of,a lot of turned out to be white; in fact he was a Dizzy Gillespie is a fine trumpeter. • PMMAOAZINE 10:00 •• LOU GRANT All.. talk, much of it inaudible to a good part white rabbi." Why doesn't he play more and talk less? • • TMATS ranting hit hovtt lo a ttranga INCREDIBLE • I NHNHLHOCL HOCKEK Y MMieaota Slara va Now York CINEMA 34 laMndara Route 34 Aberdeen • MOVIMOVIE -(DRAMA) — H "Caaablanca" 1S41 mgrtd 583 3600 Melissa Gilbert featured Bergmen. Humphrey Bogart m GREAT PERFOR- MUSIC MAKERS MUSIC MAKERS 9 MANCES: DANCE IN GENA GENERAL CINEMAS AMERICA American Dance DOVER MOVIES 2 SEAVIEW SO 2 1 Feetivei Prlobohia Thu pro- ROWLANDS TOMS RIVER RED BANK ASBURY PARK in 'Diary of Anne Frank gram preaenta a performance (2011 244 5454 1201) 7470333 • 2O'i 775^810 bvthePiloooluaOance Theatre By PETER J. BOYER refuge, the "Secret An- coat: her fat, greedy, ill-tem- spite of everything, that peo- nexe, " as she named it in her pered husband (Coco) ple are really good at heart." diary. This version of her re- .grumbles in want ot she says near the inevitable Radio Stations EARLY BIRO MATINEE PRICE FIRST1 LOS ANGELES (AP) - end SHOW markable little book, an cigarettes: another of their AM TVPI r« TVPI Every SAT.and SUN. OMLV "The Diary of Anne Frank," amalgam of adolescent mu- party, a dentist (Clive Revill) You believe her. WADS — — HI l> WFPO - MO* »:» *M •t MIODLITOWN TO SEATING] that miracle of perception sing and deep human under- is just generally cranky. From the sublime to the WHLW tiro c — — WHTG 1410 BM tOt.) BM 7-SOl and HAZLET Cinemas, CAPACITY and young genius, shines its standing., focuses on Anne's ridiculous: WIIN I4M - - - 1 light again in a second tele profound study of human re- 1WJLK 1110 C/T HI C/T Frl » SeM. MMnight Anne is aware of the ugli- Suzanne Somers is going WJU — - tID.I C vision rendering tonight on lations conducted in that ness inside and beyond the to entertain U.S. troops over •OM — — tl 7 MOD ||V.\MIDDLETOWN Routes? wwuu — — 1M.1 C NBC. crowded sub-universe. attic, yet remains thoroughly Thanksgiving Big deal, you "NO NUKES" Meat steiiwii oftar a Kheduta of newt ^ iBfsA Cinemas 67i 1020 Melissa Gilbert of Little optimistic. "I still believe, in say. Precisely. end public affair i praarammlna In addi- tionto thei r reaular format All formal SEP ADM REQ House on the Prairie" plays The eight inhabitants of MtrMlM mn ai shown In BroerKait Anne, the Jewish teen-ager that tiny world play out their Ina Veer boo* Ifn who for two years hid with abridged lives with re- BM- BiaaaMMaii s» son Man I ORDINARY C— Cantarnaararv T— Talk her family and four other markable human predic- At the movies MOD— MMdteof Mead Jews in an attic in Nazi-oc- tability. That's one of the PEOPLE Information for the movie timetable LONO BRANCH MOVIISII — cupied Amsterdam. Gilbert triumphs of Anne's diary — Is provided bv theetar ooeratort. Since It'sMv Turn IR) ? 30, • 30 DONALD SUTHERLAND movlflt ere Mjblect lo change. II li rec- MIDDLITOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS seems cast here as much for human foibles are not glossed ommended that reader* call the theeler UA MIDDLITOWN I — M MARY TYLER MOORE her sweet TV familiarity as over, but painstakingly lo confirm correct tlmet. Ordinary People (R) 7:11. •:» 291-0148 M for her capacity to handle sketched. MONMOUTH COUNTY UA MIODLITOWN II— AltRDIIN TOWNSHIP lfsMyTurnlRI7.1J,« 15 this complex role, but she is CINIMAM- UA MIDDHTOWN III — EVENINGS 7:30 AND S:M Glorla IPOI > 30 « 41 . Melvln 1 Howard (PGI 7 3D. » 30 DENNIS CHRISTOPHER aided by some heavy-duty The joyous fact of their STRATHMOK CINEMA I — OCEAN TOWNSHIP Smokfv 4 the Bandit II (PC) 7:10. MELVIN AND company — Maximilian SIAVIIW SOUARI CINEMA I - being spared the Nazi "call- t:10 Ordinary People (Rl 7 IS, » 30 Schell, Joan Plowright and ups" is submerged beneath >T«ATHMORE CINEMA II — SCAVIIW SOU ARE CINEMA II — FADE SlMRlna Beauty (PCI ftiSl The Stardust Memories IPOI 1,10 James Coco. the daily business of being Black Hole (PCI 0:40 MIDDLEBROOK I- HOWARD ASaURY PARK Smokey 4 tha Bendlt M IPC) 7 30, TO Anne Frank was a 13-year- human. A nattering Mrs. Van BAP.ONIT — old girl when she and her Daan (Doris Roberts) People 1X1 ':». 10; Marechlno MIODLCBROOKII- BLACK'* CherrlellX)0:4S •la Red One (PGI 7:15. •:• family climbed into the screams bloody murder when LYRIC — RID BANK Bella (XI 12:05. 2:10. 7:11. » 4J. Au RID BANK MOVIIS I — garrett that was to be their Anne spills milk on her fur tueloaraohvol • Flat (XI t :IS.0:» The Tin Drum (RIO ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS RIO BANK MOVIIS II- ATLANTIC CINEMA — Stardust Memories IPGI 7 30.» IS Fedeto Blec» (SI >:».»:» • ATONTOWN MY TURN COMMUNITY I - •NaiWSBURY The Idolmeker (PGI 1 11, « Ji SHREWSBURY PLAIACINIMA I MIQHAELDOUGLAS COMMUNITY II — Ordmerr Paaaia (Rl ?:IS. I :»S SERVINO Private Benjamin (R) 7 70, f 30 SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINEMA II- LUNCH A PRIIHOLD H'iMyTum(RI7:10.«:45 DINNER '•••HOLD QUAD I — SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINf MA III — Elephant Man (Rl 711.1:40 The Elephant Man (PGI 7:45.10 HAZLET Cinemas FOH FRIIHOLOOUAOII- MIDDLESEX COUNTY 46 YEARS Mtlvln k Howard (PC) >:J0,t:19 • DltON Routt 35 B 739 9697 PRIIHOLD QUAD III — MINLO PARK CINEMA I - 111 M» Turn (Rll 30,» 30 lt'SMyTurn(R>1.4.a.O. 10 A SMOKEY AND FRIIHOLD QUAD IV — MINLOPARK CINIMAII — V Private leniamln IR11 75, •: ]J SUrdust Memories IPGI 1. 1:50. 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EDITORS NOTE: MllllMM of couple's relationship and lifestyle for a life- "It's common today for a woman to have would find me boring If I stayed h? Will I fed barren? " iriag u drvMr iheir 2ti U time. Saying yea means more responsibility, kept the question of childbtariog on the back I with a baby. ,—=- J CVCaW MBtsnWM , career aa4 marriage. Bat »» they less freedom. Saying no may mean second burner during ber 10s. said Pamela DanieU "We talked and talked and talked. My The human body is designed, after all, to eater their Mi, maay hear Ike laalateal lick- thoughts when it's too late: Have I missed an of the Wellesley College Center for Research I had to want this baby as much as 1 carry en -to continue the cycle by producing •M at a bMtecical kaky cl»ck la tke flral *f a incomparable experience? Will I be alone on Women "It's also natural for the issue to did or I couldn't have dona It I'm too lav children Many feel the same as the man1 who three-earl series. The Baby Clack. AP Writer when I'm old' arise at about age SO " secure. I've saw women who get dowdy told Mrs Darnell he thought it would be Jaae Sec White exaaUaei the tread toward "I see women in their late Ms Just going The surge of interest is linked to woman's staying at home and I know what their hus- "presumptuous to resist " burr Mslherfcaod ud the prestare af the bananas trying to decide if they can afford a reproductive clock, which slows in the SOs bands are doing at the off ice " i have found that many bahyrleck. baby — change their lives, their careers, and stops at menopause. Though medical i don't feel they're adult until they've their marriages," said Sharon 'Bennoa of advances have pushed back the age frontiers MM w*rry UMCC stepped into their mother's shoes. One who Counseling Women in New York. of childbeanng. risks rise in the SOs While the decision to have children felt that way was Sharon Bennon, the New By JANE SEE WHITE In other times - before the pill, before weighs leas heavily on men, experts say men York counselor, who was 30 when her only Assscialed Prew Writer feminism and the two-career family — hav- Different viewpoints worry more about how their offspring will be child was horn lO-yeanago. It was an easy question once. But for a ing babies was almost automatic, the normal Partly because of biological differences, fare wben they are old, or if they die "Once I had a baby, I could stop patting growing number of women, it it now the thing to do men and women view the decision to have For some couples, taw question of parent- everything off and get down to business,''she deadline decision of a lifetime, a source of In the early 1950s, the average couple children differently, experts say, adding to hesis so troubling''the easiest way to cope said. "I didn't fed I was grown up... until I troubled soul searching Shall I have chil- produced their first baby within 18 months the complexity and tension of making the Is not to make a decision." said Mrs. had a child" dren before it'i too late? after marriage. Today, couples wait an aver- choice Bardwick. "When yon weigh It. it comes out Mrs. Bennon decided to have her baby "It's a really hard decision, and when you age of seven months longer. And they are "When she reaches menopause, he can 5940. So you think about it tomorrow, hoping after much postponement, as she wailed for reach SO you realise that if you don't decide, having fewer children; the birth rate has still change his mind. She can't," said How- it will come out 43-57 an "easy time" to interrupt her career. She the decision will be made for you biological- reached a historic low of 18 births for each ard Osofsky, a psychiatrist at the Meniunger "I think many people are hoping an ex- went ahead after deciding there would be no ly," said 8-year-old Linda Heary, who re- woman Foundation in Topeka, Kan. "She's more ternal event will make tke decision for them convenient time. * cently took a break from her Washington law "One of the happiest things in my life is aware of the time clock." a promotion or discovering they hate being "The question now is why I haven't had a career to bear a son. that we were so ignorant when I was young At the same time, women are keenly with a friend's new baby." second baby," she said. "I'm waiting The problem is that "you don't really that I never even asked whether I would have aware of the sacrifices a child will mean. It Though some couples still face pressure again." know what you're deciding," she explained babies," said Judith Bardwick, 47, a Univer- is they who bear babies, take time off from from friends and In-laws, today the real At 40, It is not too late for Mrs. Bennon to "You don't know how it'll change your life sity of Michigan psychologist, and mother of. work to deliver and, sometimes, interrupt a pressure to have babies may be internal, have another child. But many couples are and whether you'll be happy about it." three career to raise the child. experts say. tormented by a deadline set much earlier. She and her husband debated whether to Since 1958, the number of women having Thirty-one-year-old Barbara Whitebouse "There Is for a woman always a feeling "The mental biological clock tolls for have children "for a long, drawn-out period first babies between ages 10 and 24 has gave up her job as an office manager in that she's working with that fertility cycle, a women at 32 or 33 because 36 is the imagined and ultimately we decided to take the plunge dropped 66 percent, according to the National Washington when her infant daughter was ' finite one," said Maggie Scarf, author of decisive year," said Mrs. Bardwick. It really was a leap of faith.'' Center for Health Statistics. But the number born. "Unfinished Business, " a study of depres- "There's a notion that the apparatus will Soal-searchiag having their first between 25 and 29 is up 21 "I was a little nervous about quitting," sion in woman. "She keeps thinking, 'Gee, rust or something If it's not used by then." Such soul-searching is not unusual. The percent; between SO and 34, it's up IS she said. "My job was very demanding and I am I not going to have this experience? If I'm Experts say that's not the case. baby debate raises questions that can alter a percent loved my work. I was concerned that my the corporation president at SO. will it be NEXT: Mediciac keeps It Ikfciag

14 II* I»«ur> Kos-ro^ Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBtH \I, lUBO

Weddings Lucarelli-Cioffi NEW MONMOUTH - The marriage of to Joseph B. Lucarelli, son of Mr. and Mrs Barbara J. Cioffi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph M. Lucarelli, 10 Raphael Place here, Anthony Cioffi, 496 Roxbury Road, Belford, took place Sept. 20 in St. Mary's Roman Miller-Sopko Catholic Church.

WAYSIDE - Jeanne Sopko and the Rev Rev Miller is pastor The reception was in Hilton Inn, Tinton Glenn K Miller were married Sept. 27 in The Rev Dr Robert J. Beyer, district Falls Wayside United Methodist Church, where superintendent, and the Rev Thomas J. Arey Attending the bride were Vivian Boyle, of Mauricetown, officiated at the double ring maid of honor, Monica Cioffi, Lynn Maniun ceremony and Susan Cioffi The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Elsie Heimlich of Tomball, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Lucarelli was best man. John M Dale Miller. 12 Huddy Ave , Highlands, R. Cioffi, John J Morinan and Anthony Cioffi are the parents of the bridegroom. were ushers. Mrs. John Roesseler was matron of hon- Mr. and Mrs. Lucarelli are graduates of or. Also attending the bride were Mrs. John Middletown Township High School. She Is Casiero and Mrs Donald Jackson. Lisa with Methods Research Corp., Farmingdale. Sopko, the bride's daughter, and Janet Ward Mr. Lucarelli is an alumnus also of Seton were flower girls Hall University, South Orange, and is with Richard V Welles was best man. Ushers Soldo Construction. Leonardo. were Jeffrey and Michael Miller. Robert Jon Sopko. the bride's son, was ring bearer. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Miller was graduated from Freehold MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH LUCAREIXI Mrs. Lucarelli reside in Eatontown. Regional High School and is employed by the First National Bank of Toms River. Rev Miller is an alumnus of Henry Boland-Marcinanis Hudson Regional School, Highlands. Albright College, Reading, Pa. and New Brunswick ABERDEEN - Cathy Mae Marcinanis mony, which was followed by a reception in Theological Seminary He and his bride re- and Thomas Alan Boland were married Sept. Shark River Hills Fire Company. REV. AND MRS. GLENN MILLER side in Ocean Township. 20 in the First United Methodist Church. The The bride is the daughter of Mr. ad Mrs. Rev. Robert H. Heulitt officiated at the cere- Ronald Frank Marcinanis Sr., 75 Aberdeen Road, Matawan, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Ryan-McGlynn Boland Sr , 8 Chelsea Court, Neptune Susan Ann Marcinanis was maid of honor. BUSY ARRANGERS — Assembling gift items which RED BANK - Elizabeth Ann McGlynn Squires Pub, West Long Branch. Ellen McKenna and Marie Brady were bridesmaids. will be sold at the Grow and Show Garden Club of and Peter John Ryan were married Sept. 26 Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Interlaken's 15th Christmas Greens Show, are, left to in St. James Roman Catholic Church. The John P. McGlynn, 20 Edison Ave., Tinton David Fascia was Mr. Boland's best man and the ushers were Ronald Marcinanis Jr. right, Mrs. Robert J. Connolly, West End, workshop Rev. Francis McGrath officiated at the cere- FaUs, and Mr and Mrs Edward M. Ryan ST., chairman; Mrs. G. William Macdonald, treasurer, and mony, which was followed by a reception in 1 Gales Court, Holmdel and Michael Guadagnino. Mrs. Boland was graduated from Mrs. Alfred Woolley, president, both df Ocean Town- Attending the bride were Catherine Matawan Regional High School and attended ship. The two-day event "The Way We Were" will take McGlynn, maid of honor, Kathleen Ryan, Ann May School of Nursing and Brookdale place Wednesday from 1 to 9 p.m., and Thursday from Gena Ryan, Sheila Butterfield, Joan Leder Community College She is employed by 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church, and Beth Lubkert Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance Monmouth Road, Oakhurst. There will be standard Thomas Ryan was best man and the Co., Holmdel. flower show Judging. ushers were Edward M. Ryan Jr., Ralph Sabia. Alan Gardiner, Scott Leder and Ken- Mr. Boland is an alumnus of Neptune neth Lubkert High School and attended Brookdale Com- The bride was graduated from Red Bank munity College. He is employed by Norms Greens show marks Catholic High School and Wilfred's Foodtown, Manalapan. Academyof Hair and Beauty Culture, Mr. and Mrs. Boland reside here after a Wanamassa, and is assistant manager at wedding trip to St. Thomas in the Virgin MR. AND MRS. THOMAS BOLAND club's anniversary Chelsea Morning Haircutters, Monmouth Islands. Mall, Eatontown. OAKHURST - The Grow The committee chairmen Mr. Ryan was graduated from Holmdel and Show Garden Club of In- are Mrs. Alfred M. Woolley High School and Bryant College, Smithfield, Lancaster-Holland terlaken, celebrating its 25th and Mrs. Nicholas Novak. R. I , and is employed by Rymul Co., Tinton anniversary, will hold a Falls CHEYENNE, WYO. - Holland Sr. of Marlboro John Lancaster, son of Mr. Tickets may be obtained Carol Holland, daughter of Road, Marlboro, N.J., was and Mrs. J. R. Lancaster of Christmas Greens Show from them, or at the door. After a wedding trip to Paradise Island in Wednesday from 1 to ( p.m., Mr. and Mrs. Harvey V. married here Sept. 12, to Glendo Various items of hand- the Bahamas, Mr. and Mrs Ryan reside in and Thursday from 11 a.m. to MR. AND MRS. PETER RYAN The bride, a graduate of made Christmas decorations Eatontown. 6 p.m. here in the First Unit- Georgetown University and arrangers' supplies will ed Methodist Church, Mon- be available School of Nursing. Washing- mouth Road. ton, received a master's This is the 15th Greens degree In nursing from Snow held by the club and the Engagements Rutgers University, New theme "The Way We Were" Brunswick, N.J. She hi a will use the names of each HYPNOSIS clinical nursing consultant previous show as the title for Waer-Vanderhoof with the Wyoming State De- the classes in the artistic de- Largey-Wonsik partment of Health and So- sign and horticulture RED BANK - The en- program at Monmouth Col- CEDAR GROVE - The cial Services. division. gagement of Carol Anne Van- lege. West Long Branch She engagement of Susan Jean The bridegroom, a gradu- Mrs. Cooper Schuyler, In- derhoof to Frank George is an assistant editor at Stan- Wonsik to Robert Donald ate of the University of Wyo- terlaken, is chairman of the Waer III, son of Mr. and Mrs dard and Poor's Corp., New Largey Jr., son of Mr. and ming at Laramie, Is a flight schedule and entries. Prank G Waer Jr of 1077 York City Mrs. Largey Sr., 12 officer with United Airlines During the show hours Cranbrook Road. Union, is Her fiance is a graduate of Hutchinson Drive, Port Mon- He owns and manages a cat- there will be "bow to" dem- LOSE WEIGHT announced by her parents. Union High School, and re- mouth, is announced by her tle rank in Glendo, where the onstrations on the making of Mr and Mrs Albert B Van- ceived a BS degree in biology parents, Richard J. Wonsik couple reside: Christmas decorations by STOP SMOKING derboof Jr of 112 Harding from Lehigh University, and Barbara J. Young. An Both are Air Force Re- club members and at Z Road Bethlehem. Pa , and an MS August wedding is planned. servists. The bride, who was o'clock Wednesday, there 542-0097 degree from Seton Hall Uni- Miss Wonsik is an alumna recently selected for promo- will be a demonstration Miss Vanderhoof was versity. South Orange. He is a of Memorial High School. She tion to the rank of lieutenant "The Art of Natural Dyeing" 800-662-3031 graduated from Middletown chief control chemist with received an AB degree in pol- colonel. Is a flight nurse In byJaneKociofNutley SMOKE-OUT High School. She received a Benjamin Moore and Com- itics from Mount Holyoke the Wyoming Air National BA degree in English from pany. Newark (Mass. I College and is a can- Guard. Her hatband la aC-141 SPECIAL Caidwell College. Caldwell. The wedding is planned for didate for a Ph. D. in political aircraft commander with the Fun fur show and is enrolled in an MBA October 514th Military Airlift Wing of $S DISCOUNt science from Columbia Uni- ABERDEEN - "Fall the U.S. Air Fore* Reserves versity, New York Fantasy," a fun fur fashion KMTMSMEMTE at McGulre Air Force Base. Mr Largey was graduated show by Flemlngton Fur Weiner-Schneider Both are admission liaison of- umimvm from Red Bank Catholic High Company will be presented wa.wW.iM , LITTLE SILVER - The Miss Schneider is a Red School and was awarded an ficers for the US. Air Force by the PTOof tbeStrathmore engagement of Karen Kay Bank Regional High School AB degree in economics and Academy Elementary School tomorrow l#lt:M.I:Maw7M Schneider to Mitchell Cary graduate and is assistant politics from Princeton Uni- PRETTY FLORALS — Mrs. Ethel Luehman, right, at 7:30 p.m In the Don Quix- Werner is announced by her manager at Adlers Jewelry. versity. He received a mas- Shrewsbury, chairman of the Dried Flower Arrange- ote Inn, Route 34, Matawan parents. Mr and Mrs. Albert Monmouth Mall. Eatontown ter's degree in accounting ments Sale sponsored by the Shrewsbury Garden Club, Sue Gaeta is in charge of Schneider of 9 Mitchell Her fiance is ia graduate of from New York University joins approval of two samples with her co-chairman tickets. His and her fun will HYPNOSIS Place He is the son of Mr. Jonathan Dayton Regional Graduate School of Business, Mrs. Elizabeth Billings, Tinton Fall. The sale will take be modeled by the faculty and and Mrs Jack Werner of 96 High School and Quinnipiac where he is a candidate for an Place Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the A & P In Little staff Dessert and coffee will SERVICES Minting Ave, Springfield College, Hamden. Cano. - MBA in finance. Silver. EATONTOWN. N.J. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1980 Advice TheDtflyRcfttoler 15 YOUR HEALTH ASK DR. BROTHERS Acupuncture no cure Who gets the kids for nerve deafness • By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. that confronts the ear specialist is the must take advantage of these great for the holidays? We have a 2-year-old sea who has time wasted in the diagnosis of senso- strides rather than seek techniques nerve deafness. Receatly we beard rineural (or nerve) deafness. that have been proven to be valueless By ML JOYCE BROTHERS be made to realm that they're not embarrasses me terribly. I'm wonder- thai acupuncture done by aa ear spe- Mothers and fathers quickly recog- Unfortunately, there is not a shred cialist might retara his bearing to nor nize the fact that a child is not bearing of scientific proof that nerve deafness Dear Dr. Brathen: la the I being asked to select which parent they ing what tail meaat. Why shaeM I hate mal. Do yea knew where we could get Lack of response to a loud noise may be can be cured by acupuncture. Count- al lira chuarea. agea M aad IS. Twa love more They'll know this auto- my birthday? Am I aaaaaal or aeu-olic mare iaJermalioa aboat this' We are the first indication. Far too often pa- less parents have made the most ex- years aga, say baaaaaa as " matically if they're asked in a way that aad If se, what caa 1 do aboat It? - doesn't make the outcome of their de- E.V. desperate. - Mr. and Mrs. K.S., Calif rents become terrified and refuse to travagant sacrifices to secure enough aivarcea aa the grwuas af I Dear Mr and Mrs S cision seen world-ahaking. Dear E.V.: I don't think it's so come face to face with the possibility money to have their deaf children that deafness does indeed exist. Then treated by "acupuncture specalists." husbua »«• MI oi Ike cwnlry. neurotic and one thing you shouldn't In your letter you did not specifical- It might also be a good idea to agree comes another period during which The promise of a return of bearing tali year ktiWUt prases* wUe arc "do about it" is lose sleep over the ly tell me what you have been doing to in advance that any really large or they hopefully pray that the child will is never fulfilled. livlag ia aar city. He baa ask**) u have expensive presents should come from fact that you don't like your birthday arrive at some program for the han- "grow out of it." Thousands of deaf children are now Ike cklMrea with aim lor Christmas. you both together. Since you've both It sounds to me as if you're introverted dling of your son's deafness. It is im- When any suspicion of deafness is retrained and again made happy, func- Of coarae, Iklt tkiartl makes me very been so sensitive in realising now your and rather shy and this is one reason perative that you first bring your child present, the child must be examined tional, productive adolescents and sae" becaate I had sJaaanl aa kaviag a children need to be allowed to maintain you're embarrassed by being the focus to any of the excellent ear clinics that immediately. There now is an amazing adults who proudly take their place in weaaerfal aay with then myself. I'm love and respect for both of you, I'm of attention at your birthday. are now available in major cities in battery of tests which can quickly and modem society and make vast con- cemaldely lera because bath ai lac sure you'll also understand why it's For moat of us, increasing age California. positively determine if a child is deaf tributions to it. There are few joys kins lave ifceir falker. My e» basbaaa important that the children don't fed makes birthdays more difficult be- Nerve deafness is a congenital birth There need be no guesswork. greater than the emergence of deaf aaa I have trlef U baiM aa each ether's that one parent is trying to outdo the cause it's a reminder that time ii run- defect. The causes need not be listed children into a hearing world where, in iauge fa thai aar •jvarce waaM ha Ian other regarding holiday festivities ning out and we may not have ac- If deafness is positively shown to be complete dignity, they function with damagtag u> ike chlMrea. Waal «e yea complished all that we'd hope to do. I here. Suffice it to say that doctors who present, re-education techniques with personal pride and accomplishment. think 1 (heaM 4o? I havea'l yel dls Dear Or. Brothers: Every time I think the higher one's expectations and are interested in the problem can usu- hearing aids — even in children of 6 cusses) (Us with the yeaaftten. - C.C. have a Mrtbiay, I go l.io a deep ae goals, the more difficult it is when one ally arrive at the exact genetic cause months — are remarkably effective Dr. Colemaa welcomes questions aresslea far about two days. This is reminded that these goals still for this defect. The advances in modern audiology, the from readers. Please write to him la DearC.C: Why not suueit to your deesa'l really have mack la da with the haven't been achieved. This kind of One of the most difficult problems science of bearing, have been vast. You care of this newspaper. ei-hufband thai you share these fad thai I'm aaw it, becaase this has person tends to be a perfectionist who's holidays to that the children are with beea trae ever since I caa remember. never satisfied with himself or his ac- one of you on Christmas Eve and with Evea to Ugh schaal 1 hated my birth complishments ANN LANDERS the other on Christmas day and night. day and asda'l waal aayeae la give me This, incidentally, can begin very If it doesn't make any difference to a party. Lately, I've realised thai may early in life — in high school and even your husband which time he gets, you of my friends lave their birthdays. earlier. might »k the chiloren how they'd pre- Tkey leak forward la them, want Try to take time to enjoy the ac- fer to arrange it. There's a danger parties and lave to have people slag complishments of the moment and here, however, for U'l important they Happy Birthday. This is something that don't be so hard on yourself. Search for a wife

Dear Ann Landers: What Deai H W J The girl you roles. Speaking for myself, I husband did not "spend" the HINTS FROM HELOISE ever happened to "the girl are looking for moved and am — Happy And Gayto Sa n evening with the boss and his next door?" I am M years old left no forwarding address Jose wife You "invested" it. To- and I wo years "behind She was last seen in 1920. Dear Happy: Thanks for gether you must decide if this schedule." I decided a long before women got the vote. the fill-in. It figures. is the route you want to take time ago that I weald marry Your No. 1 "Command- CONFIDENTIAL to because there will be many al It. I belong to two dating ment" is an insult. No. 4 is Trapped by the System and <••• more such evenings You can All in a lather clans aad have attended over incomprehensible. Nos 9 and No Way Out: You and your count on it Mt church socials. I have pro- 10 are the demands of a DEAR HELOISE: reading 'em. folks like me who don't know one posed to al least SI girls, but tyrannical jackass Yea keep te"la« me to me a de I got so frustrated and confused chemical term from another. they aU said no. I predict that the next SO tergeM bar LasteV. 4 a aaaf) barto th e after reading the labels and talking to So, instead, synthetic detergent 1 realize some of my views women will say no also, un- shower, but a* w al Ike store seems chemists, I just picked up the phone bars are called body bars; deodorant are oM-fashioaed, but there less you happen to hit on one to kao* what I'm Ulalag a boat and called the soap and detergent bars, beauty bars, bath bars, skin care mast be at least ONE girl who is feeble-minded or so Tail city la which I ttve has •early makers direct to see if they could shed bars — you name it — but you won't •round with old-faskloaed desperate she'll take any- half a mlllUa aoeafc, as yea w—id some light on the subject. find the word "soap" on their pack- views. My demands are as body. • a-i—|- _ nmt rnallai B*S*IB ma« Basit an Believe me, I found out plenty. I aging follows — I call them the Tea Dear Ana Leaders: I was far. zilch. won't bore you with all the technical To make it even more confusing, Commaadmeals of Mar- taken aback by thai letter lOOtEDY MD CHIlDntN J WfM What Is • detergeal bar? If yo. will and chemical details of soap making sometimes you won't find the word riage: from the reader who thought tell me, I'll be forever grateful ud will and the different chemical compo- "soap" on soap bars either, unless you 1. Virgin (certified by a the term "gay" should be Wtmnnow offering our unuuial holiday Service... evea pat thesnto sa y motel. — Beverly nents, but I do want to discuss one read the finer print. But, who wants to physician). banished from the language Kor those of you who may not know thing and that's labeling keep cleaning film off shower walls, 2 Non-drinker becaase the nomoseiuals he ABSOLUTELY FREE!! what Beverly is referring to, In a pre- Why aren't detergent bars labeled trying one bar after another, until you 1. Non-smoker. knew were neither gay, Shop now for Christmae or Chanukah! vious column I suggested using a de- so we can find them on the super- finally stumble onto a detergent bar. 4 No dancing where liquor merry, cheerful aor nappy. gergent bar instead of a soap bar when market shelves? So, what's the poor consumer to do? is sold. Had you consulted aa ex- showering (in areas with hard water) For one reason, the makers are I would suggest you simply write to the a. AU food prepared from pert la the field of word deri- • free gift wrapping to prevent soap film build-up on shower afraid of passible customer resistance manufacturers for a list of both soap scratch. (No frozea foods, vatioa, he would have told walls to the word "detergent." They worry and detergent bars which their particu- either.) you that the term "gay" ori- • free mailing Well, folks. I did not know what I it might make people connect it with lar company makes. I wish I could tell I. No excessive allowance. ginated from the word "gaie- was getting into by offering this ad- harshness (the bars aren't). you what to look for, dear hearts, but 7. No second car. (This ty." II goes back to the Old • free local delivery vice. Too, some of the detergent bars as you know I do not mention brand only leads to make a woman English theater when women contain some of the same ingredients names in my column. inorpcnmriii. t were not permitted to act. The letters have poured in by the SHOP EAHLY AND WE WILL 8EN0 YOUR used in soap, so are not 100 percent The addresses of the various I. Eat out only once every Mea dressed la womea's box full, all saying the same thing clothes and played the female GIFT SO IT WILL ARRIVE IN TIME FOR Beverly has, "What is a detergent detergent. Also, government labeling makers are on the bars of soap. While two weeks. CHRISTMAS OR CHANUKAH bar? I've read every label in the mar- requirements enter into the picture as you are writing, if you too would like 1.1 choose our friends. 0uU1» W« IIW MM II 111 ket and none of the bars say de- the labeling changed, mention this to II. "The maa of the Arthritis care tergent." them as well. Sometimes a united ef- house" should be the final LITTLE SILVER It seems to me these products could fort, even in small matters, can make bossto al l iltuatlont. FREEHOLD - The Free- SHOPPING CENTER Well, let me tell you, luvs, I've be labeled in some way that simply as big a difference as using a synthetic hold Area Arthritis Care I know Ike girl aext door is WIN FMOmff NIKS UNTIl 9 M since read every label too and you are states, "This product will not leave a detergent bar for showering. In a hard out there somewhere. Will Team will meet Wednesday absolutely right! There are chemical film on shower walls, etc, in hard wa- water area, it makes all the difference yoa help me find her, Ann? — at 1:30 p.m. in the Freehold terms by the buckets full on the labels, ter areas." in the world when it comes to keeping B.W.J. In East Liverpool, Area Hospital Wellness Cen- 741-0078 but there just ain't no way you can Doesn't seem to me like a difficult those shower walls and doors cleaner. Ohio ter. Speaker will be Dr. Mori distinguish soap from detergent by thing to do and it surely would help -Helolse Schwartzberg, a rheumatologist from Nep- tune. A NEW YOU Contract to lose weight The very fact of signing a Sat* Start* RED BANK attention on eating habits. It TUES MOV 18 NEW STOC— - — —K By EMILY WILKKNS from snacklng when it is an pledge system. Sign a pledge contract commits you to ac- 10 00 AM M%J m ™K FOR ™E HOLIDAY SEASONIt ONLY is lack of attention that emotional problem but, says each week that states the tion and eliminates half- causes those pounds to pile on So you can't lose an Francie Berg in "Ho"Howw to weight goals to be ac- hearted attempts to lose as you mindlessly — and ... If you start one diet Lose Weight the Action Way" complished, set penalties for weight. after another and nothing probably unconsciously - eat (Flying Diamond Books) it failures and rewards for re- Berg doesn't believe in works, it could be you're can be done. eching goals, she advises. It a litUe here and a little there. trapped in a vicious circle. "Without a contract," she rushing into things. Think worked in grammar school about a contract, she advises. You're unhappy. The success secret in- when teacher decided when says, "you will probably nev- FABRICS volves making a contract er change your snacking hab- Wait until you're ready to gp You're bored. to reward and when to pun- into partnership with yourself Your life is dull with yourself. Realize your ish. It could work now. its. It (a contract) must not problems, resolve to over- only be used, it must be taken and have a definite goal in • Drapery • Slipcovers • What do you turn to for mind, then dust off your pen comfort? Food! come them, and you're on Berg believes your con- seriously." A FANTASTIC SELECTION IN ALL THE LATEST tract with yourself should run and sign on the dotted line. Result: You eat more. your way to dietary success. a week at a time. At the end PRINTS, PATTERNS & SOLIDS JA You eat when you're not hun- The trouble with smacking is of each week, score yourself • COTTONS • SATMS gry. You eat because it's that it's a habit and thus done and deal out pleasure or pun- comforting. But this doesn't automatically, without • RAYONS ishment. help because overeating only thought. But, resolve not to • NM0NS leads to more self-dis- snack and you put the spot- Childish? Maybe. But her | Carl A. Quaglia satisfaction light on the problem. system could accomplish • LINENS It's not easy to break away Berg believes in the R.P. AND MUCH something because it focuses MUCH MORE THIS 18 A Special.'.'.' MIT YOURSELF ME With skilled mechanics and repairmen not so freely available, more people are learning how to make their own mmino r repairp s Some are becoming amateur CARPETS carpenters and painters; even making their own furniture. This is one of the chiel reasons why we now have many CLEANED more accidents, Cuts, bruises and bums than ever before. And, if not properly cared for immediately, sometimes a serious infection can develop. Have you a well Mocked emergency kit in your home ROOMS or automobile? We have them in various sizes and their cost is low. You would be wise to check you first- FOR aid supplies to nuke certain you are prepared for an emergency. AS LOW AS 3 Haa* Frn WM 3 Has— YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. We will deliver Wm% Draperies aan> A. am A promptly without extra charge. A great many NOT! UNUSUALLY LAROC OK OOMLf people rely on us for their health needs. We PflH Curtains ROOMS MAY M SLKM4TLV mOMf K ME USE welcome requests for delivery service and i aWl * ttocron* • Cotton. • rotary wrasm exu sstisuo: charge accounts. Will •» "I HAND" $050 THE MOST THOROUGH METMOD MfTwMgB MISaWM, fla* MUSTB aalMJI flat II 1 1 \Wm "CAMEO" OF REMOVING DIRT 1 PUI "PARKERHOUBE" Shrr»»fcisr> Pharmarj ' 9 THtSHKrHSHI K* SHOPS lUi** a MORE Llvin8 Room $1S ***^ Sim a«" to to- CALL NOW! " BROAD ST 741-4174 SHREWSBURY 542-1313 Llt?mm 1NSU"° PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY 8 WALLACE ST. - RED BANK 842-6610 S1Htl»WMtt*. 16 The Dtaily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17. i960 Tiger $iHt>lpW«nt*4 SECHtTAIir - we're teeawt a REAL ESTATE SALES auahfwd person who enioys awict WE'RE EXPANDING worn We oiler yery pMasanl ssgrt And for a limited lime, have ) o»n ,ng conannons in a nursing etWce *• ings II vou have high expactaliont a larg. maim tare laclllly Awll Autos For $«•• 4 the desire to succeed, we'll throw our 20 years of provtn succeu b» (tnl musl te ntal. dean and In hind vou to make it happen for both lelhaeM Spelling and typing a< of ut No office oilers more pr* curacy it necessary, al least M 1W0 MAT worn Somt tltertnand It raawlrgs) SUBARU AM FM. CNKfc, 1 grams in marketing 4 bat HUP than warranty. MM ml. 4-wnool dnve wo do Call lor a confidential "> and mednal ttrmlnology MtMsil •4>-*Mli lerview APPLEBROOK AGENCY Oyrn Iransporlalion t«itllenl tent LINCOLN I NO. *71 U00, art tor Jafca L«H«r1i tilt Call tor'appointment. 1 pm. te LINCOLN )»?« FORD WAGON — »MU* __ " p rr, Mon Fr, M.lmdel Can kVOOO mi . AC. P/S, P B «M cond RCAL ESTATE SALES — Ma *• yalesctnl Cenur. IPJ Htvv. M MERCURY new llrei ft Belter v tiNO WW portonce neceuarv. will train *r% Holmdtl •*t^a^ commission, ait professional aids MERCURY 1*rO PONT I AC LEMANS — *i_ Call for apPoiMment SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - cond . 1200 Call * P.m t P m 1980 ACADEMY AGENCV **?*** rvping. stano. phone, voting growing USED CARS. company, with good potential PRE-OWNED t«74 VEGA ESTATE - Wagon DECEIVING CLERK Monon Svsltms Corp.. tl R.ordan Goon cond It mo* IO71 Attar t Experienced immediate opening PI Shrewsbury, N J 042 1140. ask with electronic manufacturer Full lor Mr Wot*. LINCOLNS& time, day shift only Excellent bene 1M1 JEEP UTILITY WAGON - lit program. 1979 CAPRI With plow, a art*! buv 4 runt w*i Apply SHEET METAL HELPER — For MERCURYS •42 ria : Autos For Sal* } Trucks For Sal* 51H«lpWa ENTRON INC heat and air conditioning shop Ex SfMTHATCHMCR Rt. n, Morgenville. N J penance preferred, but not re lHf DODGE DAftT 4doof.a . S»l 1000 au.red Good starting sa.arv and 4 cyl . auto trans . p/b. air 4 power AM FM radio, a varv n> FORD LTD nn — t-atK. ona TOYOTA HI-LUX I«H DATA PROCESSING MANAGER- Opportunity tor k»ewlt*)ta»lt Pro Equal Opportunity Employer company paid benefits Apply In cond . AM FM tape deck, itabie .tartar, %&$. W-WM owner, iutt patted Intaection. laiO. camear ca* U.5M U14 parson. Oil Dallvarv Inc . 3 Herbert grammar to assume responsibilities NURSE RN (M/F) RN'SLPN'SNURSE'S ArPE bucket seats excellent i«n BUICK REGAL — v», auto- Call 142 1M1 t M im far IBM System 3 Installation RPG (M/F) SI . Red Bar*. cond . mm brakes. Stock matic. po«tr •teerlns, POW* FOMD WAGON - 1HI, a mutt, ttrtatma design e xp helpful All SMiu Available SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR • 156 32 114 miles 1980 ZEPHYR brakes, air, it.OM mile*. E«»ller. lilt Runt tead 4 MotarcvcltM Eic. taler y 1 benefit aacluM*. Cen lt vou an interested In providing Medical Personnel Pool Full or part time. 04 1 1 It tMltt. condition Call 4M *071 tn«MT Hal N J location Write iiuludlne excallont nurtlng car* 0. worklfte In •0 Monmouth St Red Bank long term pltatanl conditions Z 7 SPORT COUPE salary hltlarv la: t*artewuwl Matt plaasant surroundings, wa have iutt 41)1744 ONLY U77 CHEVY CAPRICE ESTATE - FURV 1t7T - 4 door. air. PS PB all ager. tn 3IIA. FraahaM, N j 1417100 6 cyl. p/s. p/b. auto, 3 taat station wavon, air. PS, PB 1H» YAMAHA ELECTRIC IM what vou'rt looking tor on our dav lufnpiht driven. reUHt Ocf 1M0Street Dike. Eac. Mr tjalnmrt or inilt Apply In porton to 11. RN'S 4 LPNS M/F - un. rings lioo Melt»7 I 303 JO. Holmdtl Convalescent shifts Emery Manor Nursing Home Full and part tins* pos.lions In van 14900 cellent like-new cond.. DENTAL SECRETARY Cantor. 101 Hwv. 34. Holmdel Malawan. tM«400 out locations in the Monmouth Coun- GEORGE WALL H7. KAWASAKI nt-KZ - C CxparloAcgt} In typtng. boakkteping finished m Mt. blue 1*70 CADILLAC — Coup* DeVilte LINCOLN,MERCURY callenl running t kjoklng ty area Excellent salaries low miieaee. sood car. eMuno »7M ano ooaiing oireciiv wnn PART TIME - Ladies' fashions |7 RN M/F — 0-4. every other weak ACE EMPLOVMENT AGENCY Shrewsbury Ave.. «l ftvcwntv* DMDItf 71MIU and, small nursing home Garden w/Wedgwood interior, U2 liu attar S p.m. SXrewtburv 7«7 MOO ta Mh ' * mr hour plui wardrobe Call b* rtl Thome* 74 7 34*4 Shrewsbury cond . finished in It H7S HONDA ELSONOR - CRII to tjw F-m. The Daily ftotXttor, l«wnl.,W» 104V »1 1NS,*71 «#-. State Manor Nursing Ho 1*71 CONTINENTAL - GOM CL GTO !«• - Good running condition v, N.J. ornt JJliOl blue w/Wedgwood in- all power. 10.000 ml , asking |13M After 3 30 PART-TIME NURSE (M/F| TEACHER/CERTIFIEO TEACH 707 W23 call Kltui DELI RESTAURANT HELP - For small nursing home ER — Of handicapped, to work with terior, Stock «125 117a YAMAHA YZ ME — EacMlent Food service eip necessary Full- Plaaea call iu iMi special children Call 131-0421 be 1976 BUICK 1970 PONTIAC — 1-door. auto, pb time davs. wm* NV A mrfclng cond. 8.955 miles. w HOLSEY PONTIAC condition, mono shock CM 741 7130 POSITION twoon. »-3, Mon.-Frl. ps. good running cond 13S0 AU for RO» Apply In perton after 2 p.m. Mark', FART-TIME - Work from your ESTATE WAGON 042)012 RTE It Mi TWO EATONTOWN Famous Deli, It Mechanic St., Red TRAVEL AGENT v-8. p/s. P'b auto trans ONLY $5900 IMPALA t«71 — Auto H71 YAMAHA VZ IME — LHM local firm, encelient income Call • IN SALES! Musi bt experienced Excellent ban 1975 TOYOTA CELICA ST — Air varv latt. now tlras. now tun tron em. lo 10am *71 SO** tills SIM* air cond p/windows ioe*d *i*r*o. 65.000 mil**, Bood con PB PV heal 4 air. axe. ( cond . t**S Ml 0!44 rim Never beat I»M. Call 74I4M* DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER - I, Honest ACE EMPLOVMENT AGENCY . i tm more. 14.000 miles. S4J00. ca Shrewiburv, N.J. 07701 S. Aggressive be tl or over Apply In person only 4*s-*t34 aftar Se.m. *. Have integrity between 7* p.m at ine Plata ONLY 6 cyl . p/s. p/b. auto 16.000 ml . 143)0 7J*-41V) LABRIOLA MOTORS DENTAL ASSISTANT — Motivated. PIZ2A DRIVERS WANTED —Mutt |*7t — HONDA Mawk, 4O0CC IJ* Theatre Rt 34, Airport Plata Shop trans . excellent like t«7| PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS — Newman Springs Rd. Nad Bank needed for buiv afftce. have own car. Evenings, apply In Do vou quality?? $.1,000 SM.QOO ,n ping Center, Hailat. N J 741 J4JJ miiet Like new. siooo Call after (•II U2 lOtf parson. Red Bank Pitta. IS North come FIRST vear new cond . finished in 4 door, o% Pb. air, tilt 4 crulia 4 P.m., 741 1517 Bridge Ave, Red Bank. 442 Hit $2500 Silver * Burgundy In- riir defOCKJtr. 72 000 mi.. | LAKE WOOD TOYOTA Top MM DRIVER-Part time nlahlt Ai . 739-4 ISO In person. Mutt have own car Circle REAL ESTATE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 213 Instruction tener. 9.630 miles paid for used Cars 100% financing FREEDOM CYCLES 1971 PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER to qualified buyers 344 WOO BMW Pitta, IS Hwv H Eatonl«wn immediate opening for licensed real Stock »148 - 3U. 4 weed, air conditioning, PS HONDA estate talasparson Professional, to F. GETZ MERCURY COMET 1974 —4 cvl.. DRIVER NEEDED - Lumber 4 operative staff Floor time avail PB. Craaart, good condition small model PS. auto. sir. vinyl SUZUKI Sa3 2224 attar S p.m f700 Long Branch I22-2M2 lding malarial eiiperience, able For a confidential Interview. ONLY $5200 roof 1 owner HtM J» OWi knowledge of area Apelv In person, can Miml Cottenberg. Broker, LIT- 264-2400 1971 PINTO — 1H7 Dodga Dart HONDA CYCLES — And MARINE LUMBER. Mil Ocean TLE SILVER REALTY, 140 Mon Wed. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Now Being Accepted MGBK77-AM FM st.r.o. I track. Markham Pi, Little Silver, 741-OfSO r>Mfli work twit Otiar 4-spd.. »,000 mil,i Atkins »! SO0 or Short Area s Number On* Dogtgr Ave., Saa Bright. lor Mining In • 1979 MARQUIS 1980 ZEPHYR HI « Soutfl. freehold 4*1-4011 EQuel Opeorlunitv Employer m/l best reasonable offer Call MI ow DRIVER — Van package delivery REAL ESTATE SALES AS- rewarding ClnMf M • BROUGHAM «DR will not bo undersold SALES — ParMlme Earn com- 4 DOOR SEDAN 1973 FIAT IH — Sport 2-door, ori MONTEGO H7) -r New anhuatt Monmouth County from Red Band SOCIATES — Full or part time. V-8 o-s o't). auto trans ginai owner. w*n malntalnad. 3) area Good pay Plus benefits Mon litanw prefer red Broker super- missions ol 1150 1100 per wtth Stll •aKUirKIT.U 6 cyi . p/s. p/b. auto system, standard. PS. good tlret 4 1 Cablevltten. Three evtnlngs. air cono p'windows moa , 4 Mwad. »m itoo or snows, radio, boat trailer hitch, one S Auto SorvktH/ Frl., permanent work Specify an vision and training, leads, floor trans . air cond . ex- otftr Call 442 4432 similar exp with first reply Reoly time. Call Camassa Agency. 5 Kit »em Sal II a m to > pm 'OCKS built-in CB radio owner, axe Interior, passed Inspec- For appolnlmanl. call H'»lll AttltTMT tion 1/14. MOO or Mi! otter Call Parts to BOK Fin, The Daily Regltlar. 222-4100 Stock »140 30 070 miles cellent like-new cond , 1973 FORD GRAND TORINO — Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. lor lurfher Grtal ihap*. new paint, ntw tlret after < 30. Miotn REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - SCHOOL CUSTODIAN — ParMlme. finished m cream 1*7* MAZDA - Rotary eneine. 1- Red Berth Primary School Hours. 10 information call ONLY new mags, interior and motor re MONMOUTH MOTORS FUTURISTIC BUSINESS Pull time or treo-iance to supple- w. buckskin interior don« Must Mil Call I7M1M. speed transmission, 7 ml., »7oo DEVELOPING - Substantial In- ment Income In-field training for am -2 p m Call Richard Fruthon. Of write U Hwy 35. Eatontown 7177427 Principal. Red Bank Primary Stock «149 13.341 MMetl come 4 Incentive possible Ground new licensees Jean irwin, Realtor, 1973 OPEL — Netdi front tnd work Red Bank, 4U-41M. School. Ul 7SI» miles MOO taktt It. Call FOR SALE — 4-cyl. Chevy angina floor opportunity Call foe appoint '5900 MUSTANG IV7V — 3-door. hatch- Completely rebuilt many new pans menl. U4-UU. SECRETARY — Fair Haytn lav UNION 2M44S2 back. 4-speed. U.OOO ml. Ilka naw. RECEPTIONIST 73*-1109. ask for Elrov. office Prefer nonsmoktr. good typ- ONLY $5600 t974 DODGE DART - Slant HM special extras M000 Call »1 2340 FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIVER — Front office, typing, some figure Needed for winter Experience pre work To S14S Fee reimbursed. ing A slano Salary negotiable Cell good running condition, good body NOVA HATCHBACK 1«7i - je.OOO ferred Rod Bank araa. Call 741-4100 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 7474IO0 TECHNICAL new battery alttrnator, moo AulO Rant/L.ast 1980 BOBCAT I. air. PB/PS. auto Good for interview • 10 Thomas 747 34*4 Shrewsbury 741-4MI ileagt. UNO 471 1U1 SECRETARY Typing and light tteno or Speed 1975 CHEVY MONZA — 4-j RENT A VAN — Low, low rates Ca FULL TIME — Shoe manager, en REAL ESTATE SALES — ERA of RUNABOUT OLDS CUTLASS l»77 — Salon. 2 penenced only better shoes En iurs training, programs, brochures, Writing Work with public To %I9O INSTITUTE good cond . atklng (1350 door. 2V.000 ml., oxc. cond. All Martv. TOM'S FORD. Hwv IS. Kov ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1979 COUGAR 4 cyl . p/s. p/b. auto U2 2670 efter 6 p m port. 114 1100 ellent salary Call Ron. MS-MIS. national TV. home warranties, guar 1 Main Street power, priced for quick salt Call antaed sales plan 4 much more M Thomas 747-34*4 Shrtwtourv Eatontown XH-78PMT COUPE trans , air cond , ex- 222 n» or 111 1304 altar 1 p.m. GENERAL KITCHEN HELP — El- ERA MELMED REALTV, *71S*S0 cellent hke-new cond 197* PONTIAC — Grand Prl*. Air AUlO Insurance perlence only, tS.Ol per hour Do not SEWER WANTED Small V-8. p/s. p D auto AM FM stereo, sunroof, CB radio OLDS l»7t TORONADO — 11000 or phone Apply in person Mon. Frl. REAL ESTATE SALES with upholstery experience (201)542-2292 trans . air cond decor finished tn silver all power, 12500 Mutt Mil. 495 9131 oest offer ovtr WOO only, f a.m. to 4 p.m. Atlantic High "Some Of Mv Most Call 747-0771 w/burgundy interior after I p m COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTE lands Nursing Horn*. • Mtddleiown group p/wmdows. raiiye •nwi Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Successful Full Time *neeis. split seats Stock 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD PACER DL 1«7t — Auto.. AM/FM ANY CAR DRIVER AGE SiH.lpWanttxJ Stock .150 13,003 adlo. PS. 40.000 ml.. S20U Call CALL 747-ttM Salespeople Started SIHtlpWanUd «i38 14,976miles i Esprit Fully equipped, with stereo HAIRDRESSER — Emperienced miles Make otter 2*4-4073 alter t p m , »1 225» PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa-wnn the following Full service shop With No Experience. PARK CHEVROLET mous for low cost auto Inturanci in Red Bank. 74I-4MS or 747-4*11 So Can You!" ONLY 1977 VENTURA — Good after a p.m. ONLY $5000 mileage. 12600 Call Selts-Ltesing-Servlce-Perti Easy payment plan. Immediate ID If you're looking for a full-time ca- 171-117* Rl. a*—775-1212—Nepluna cards Fea quota by phone. Cycles rter In salts, contact me. Steady loo Call IM 30*7 HEALTH SERVICE SUPERVISOR increases In home buying have — CRN). Fulltime poalltan, Im- $5600 1971 COUGAR KR-7 — PS P8, air, PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1*70 — t- created a number of now full-lime PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa mediate opening Good salary and positions in mv office. I mutt fill AM FM. small economlclV-9, 15,000 cvllnder. good tlrat 4 mechanical ompany baneflts. Musi apelv at 1980 CONTINENTAL mi , call 495 12M Under 1SOOO condition. 1475 4.71-112*. mous lor low cosl auto Insurance Inam Quickly. Licantod or un- NEWSPAPER DELIVERY Easy payment plan Immediate I.C Ctiftslde Health Care Canter, 300 licensed, if vou ere serious about a WAHKVI 1971 ASPEN WAGON — 6 c*l . IOW PONTIAC H71 — Loaded, clean, low cards. Frt* quote by phone. Cycles Center St., Cliffside Beach full-time sales Position, you can earn Manalapan & Freehold Areas mi . one owner 13500 747-35U, Mon mlleaoe, Exc transportation. Ai* too. Call 244 3M7 thousands of dollars a year more 4-DR — Small V-8. througn Fn 774-*M>. Sat , Sun. ng MOD 4« I SOS. HOLIDAY HELP - Work from your your present iob pays. The 1979 LINCOLN p/s, p/b. auto trans . home on new telephone program for hours ar* flexible. And I will teach Part time )978 AUDI FOX — El cond,. low PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1*71 10 Wanted Automotive maior company. Flexible hours, CMTlNBTUtMMV air cond . elec digital earnings up to %J per hour Call you Ihe business if vou *r» Inex- mi . sunroof. air. all service records. Mint. cond.. sunroof. 1 owner. 50.000 perienced Full-lime positions are Daily and Sunday MAM V dash, keyless entry avail AM FM, UMS reg asking ml.. »I6» Call 741 1345 after 4 p.m. MUM. hard to come by Call me now before • -S o * c c a-tc I'jis a-' $4000 Callbetorel 30P.m., 741-4" ' HO TO 1100 HOSTESS/HOST — Experienced thav are filled. Constance Powell, l system, p/windows, PONTIAC FIREBIRD l«7i — Eac For iunk <*rt, trucks Fret pickup The Berg Agency in Matawan, Car necessary cond. air. AM/FM ttareo. 40.000 747-O1M. 747-S49* Evenings/weekends. Over If. Apply seats, locks, trunk 1971 TOYOTA CELICA - Exttlent ml. SM71 Call 741 4351 wtekday n person. 2 5 p.m Shore Point Inn. U) MOO MOONROOF, ..tilt condition, cad attar 7p m . 741 1517 avas. 4:30-* p m all day Sal.. Sun ALL JUNK CARS — And truck 3340 Hwv », Hailei wanted Top dollar Free 24-hour REAL ESTATE SALES Call Rick Poling wheel, cruise control, PONTIAC TRANS AM — 1*71, T/A, pick-up 5*1-1440 or 727-1511. NSULATION APPLICATORS turbine wheels, 1971 DODGE MONICO - tMiun 4.4. T-roof. fully loaded Black-on- Experienced preferred. We will ger Station Wagon, air, auto . radio, black. Many extras. S4400 or bast tuther Irian qualified Individual. leather luxury group PB PS, tnow tires. $3710. excluding offer 172-1431 avts JUNK CARS WANTENTED Frtnge benefit, include holidays, 583-5211 tai 4 motor vehlcia fees »7t-t32J Red Bank AN OPPORTUNITY! seats tourng lites. Rd B 741107741-107* health insurance, vacations, bonus ONLY RITTENHOUSE TOP DOLLAR plans. Call 727 Mil now. stock «129 17.148 1979 CHEVROLET VAN — Inside LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc We are selectively enlarging our cult or*-built Beautiful, low FOR USEO CARS miles D Hwy 35 775-1500 Ocean Twp LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO. INC NSURANCE — Growing Monmouth ules iteff of problen solvers We ere mileage Call 2M-37M Rl. 35 Savrevllle. N.J. 717-1M ouniv agency wishes to hire person in the PEOPLE BUSINESS It vou *9600 RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE enjov helping peoole. want to tot AMC 1974 WAGONEER — 4-wheel o handle claims, typing skills essen- ONLY $13,000 CADILLAC CO TOP DOLLAR PAID tial, will train, good opportunity your own hours, earn what vou feel drive, new wagon wheels and tires, Newman Springs Rd R t d74l-O910 you're worth, lei's get together & body and motor eiic Sacrifice For Iunk cart. Immediate pickup Contact Holrnet 4 McDowell Inc , Bank call ill tioo or mme- dirt about vour future. Our company S4I 14H li one of the moil successful in ihe VWWWIMWI STEIN CADILLAC HELP WANTED Y978 MONARCH ANTIQUE 1954 BUICK ROAD JUNK CARS WANTED NSURANCE AGENCV — Seeking county We can offer you the train- ASBURY AVE . ASBURY PARK AU for Frank. ing A Advertising exposure lo insure MAST E R — Engine in eKcellent run- 775-2H0 uli'tlme. eHpertencatf In personal 6HIA COUPE ning condition Must see Call 7471471 Person to deliver newspapers to carriers in 1980 CAPRI mensurate with experience. Mid- Smati V-8 p/s P'D 7M 7*09 after 6 STRAUB BUICK OPEL WE NEED USED CARS icensed, eaperienced or not We Fair Haven. Serviceable auto a must. NINE AC RES of Ntw and Used Cars Top dollar paid MULLER CHEV dletown area Send resume, P O. Dftfor residents 'of Fair Haven- auto trans . air cond RS HATCHBACK BUICK WILDCAT CONVERTIBLE Hwy 35 244-4000 Kevpen Box MS, Atlantic Highlands, N J. Rumson-Little Silver, For a con- nin 1947 _ 68.000 original miles Runs ROLET. Hwy 34, Malawan 0771* recii g Ducket seats 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, auto fidential interview ask for Roger p wndovvs stereo great, exterior needs work Ca" THE FINEST SELECTION — Of Coians or write P.O BOM 147, Fair CALL MR. FALCONE 741 5454 before S After, call U2 234 new and used cars In Monmoulh NTERVIEWS — Full or part lims Haven. N.J , OJJ01 1 trans , air cond.. ex- WE BUY — Used Cart and Trucks Looking for people to work evenings SIOCK - 33 «;4 978 County Ovtr 100 air conditioned Schwarll Chrysler-Plymouth CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors cellent like new condi- BUICK SEDAN 1976— V 6. AM/FM ntw cart In stock. McGLOlN Maida. Red Bank, 7474717 explaining money saving Ideas to miles radio. PS. PB. redialt, 47,743 miles, onsumers. no tailing. Car needed "Independently Owned" tion Finished in bright BUICK OPEL INC.. Shrewsbury •13 River Rd. Fair Haven The Daily/Sunday Register S1690 Mint 441-231* Ave. Ntw Shrewsbury. 741-42*0 WE PAY - 525 10 1125 for all lull Earn S3S00 a hour to start Call ONLY blue w/Wedgwood in- <».) 741 7.VM CAMARO 197* — Excellent cond. sued American cart and trucks the •0 ;**0 for appointment terior Stock »141, TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- trt iunk. Twin Brook Auto Wreck must sail 13000 pare Service DOWNES PONTIAC, Ing. 543 2233 LEGAL SECRETARY WANTED — RN, LPN M/F — 11-7. full lime call 542-4000 Ext. 202 $4500 13,898 miles Call Bob, 142-4503 41 Lower Main St.. Malawan II A part-time, leoal experience Mrs. King al Weitwood Hall Hebrew 11** WE BUY JUNK CARS uired. Can UJttoo ne 272 Mil ONLY $6600 CARS GALORE! High orlces paid. Over 35 to choose from (many small TOYOTA MARK II 1*71 — 4-spood. 741 5495. nights 291 3291 LEGAL SECRETARY — For Red cart), ranging from $200 to 17000 runs good, asking I'M Bank law firm. Exc. salary with Call 170.1221 1977 CHRYSLER Come MC and save! benefits EKP. 4 sood skills esscn lal 442-*M0 NEWPORT COUPE 1980 COUGAR . KINGSLY AUTO TWIN BORO MOTORS INC V-8 p/s. p/D, auto 542-6600 31 Newman Springs Rd , Red Bank LPN (M.'W) — 4-12. twry othe XR 7 SPORT COUPE MC JEEP RENAULT 747-0040 weekend Garden Stete Manor Nurs Ws air conrj ex- CHEVY MONZA 1979 - e-cyl , * ng Home, 204 3 Ml Small V-8. p/s, p/b, speed sttck immaculate Call after USED VOLKSWAGEN —ENGINES 51 M.lp Wanted cellent cond special AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN Black Diamond Fire auto trans , air cond,., 6 e m or weekend* Beit offer over PN OR RN M/F — Position in 13700 741-0220 TEED OTHER USED PARTS •MAIv/ • tun B I v surgical Miti, ostomv and or pain; * wrne interior excellent like new ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY nopedic appliances. Contac Stock »117 3' 112 CHEVY II WAGON 1947 — Exc THEODORE. 7414500 SuiAnne, 493 MtU , cond., finished in dk. running and in good trod MOO, very ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC — Pe miles blue w/chamois in- negotiable Call 717-1170. VOLVO 1»7S IME - Green AM/FM. marten! position with tocal CPA Mlchellnt. tic cond., 54300 firm Minimum one veer experience BUSINESS DIRECTORY terior Stock «151. 530-9447. eves/weekends. m public accounting Send resume MARINE MECHANICS ONLY CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1973 EXPERIENCED 10.757 miles Needs brakes. At Is and salary required to CPA, POB 1600 471-0547 VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS •02, Red Bank, N.J. 07/01. Gasoline And/Or (X«Ml A DAILY GUIDE Running weekly Call Red Bank Vol $3200 ONLY $6900 CHEVY CAMARO - M.000 miles. vo. 74I-5M4 for details A D M I N I % Full Company Benefit! Sunroof, 6 cylinder 3-SP*ed manual, TRATOH BOOKKEEPER — W» I «tellent Stirling R»t* OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS mint condition. 15300 Call 944-45M VOLVO 1*74 *rt looking tor a special parton after 5 p.m. Exc. cond., air. 53200 aood office sfcjtlt with heavy em Call ITO-im For Detain 1978 LINCOLN 7744400 or 741-57*7 phetls on accounting procedure! 1980 MARQUIS CLASSIC — 19*4 Comet, neater, ra Book keeping/account ing back dio. good condition One owner VOLKSWAGEN — 1*75 convtrtlblt. MAG CARO OPERATOR MOVING*; STORAGE CARPETCLEANING CARPET CONTINENTAL x. cond., snow tlret, air. AM/FM ground a mutt Varied and interest 47,000 miles. 11000 Call 747-4344 •ng job with excellent pay and bene Must be eMperienced. Asburv area BROUGHAM adlo. 51450 7413774. o S1*0 TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING — Al EXPERT CARPET CLEANING INSTALLATION COLLECTOR'S ITEM - tits F lenibi* noun Send resume to v-8. p/s P'D auto 4-dr,. Small V-8. p/s, VW 1*75 BOM E3M. The Daily Register ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCV Truchlne, furnltur* 4 appllancts — Upholtttrv cleaning Rtasonabl* 1951. 4 door, low mileage Exc Shrewsbury, N.J. 0)701. 30 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewsbur Pick u> 4 Otllv.ry Ul 1113 reHl. Morns Hoffman. 7'743« IMS CARPET INSTALLATION- trans air cond ex- p/b. auto trans , air cond.. best offer over 1700, 471-0547 LOW mileage, asking 52100 ales, cleaning, rt lav*, ro-stralchos Call 717-4024 MANAGER — Responsible minded -epalrs 1444177 cellent cond tmisned cond.. excellent like COUGAR — XR 7. ** hardtop, a ASSEMBLY MECHANICAL — Wll CUSTOM KITCHENS VWSUPER BEETLE 1*71 —Recant ndivldual for luiurv hi-rlte c APPLIANCE m cream w/cream lux- new cond , finished in classic m the making Original train Young, growing company dominion,, on the Jersey coait Mus owner, asking Ji.bSO Call U* 9131 valve job. rebuilt carburetor, new eood advancement potential Apply KITCHEN REMODELING ury leatrie' seats muffler 4 tailpipe, 7 new tlras. runs well verted and plant main REPAIR LIGHT HAULING silver firemist A/oyster Motion Systems Corp., ti fliordan tenancc, staff supervision, purchas OCR INC. Stock .1019 36 978 CREDIT PROBLEMS good. 5750 71* 3444 PI., Shrewsbury (off Shrewsbury ui ton interior Stock #153 No ceih* if you're working, we can ng and administration. Position miles vw H7i BUS — Champagne edition. Ave>. permanent, well paving and avail WASHERS. DHYERS — Rtfrlg- ARAGES — Etc . cleaned out. 12.870 mnes heio to get you financed No money • raton, air conditioner, dish aulad away Construction debris down Pavmenti arranged to suit Ex cond , 21,000 ml, service record. able now Benefits Includo: Attrac FLOOR WAXING ONLY 57550 firm. 7474734 AVON tve ocoanfront apartment. Send re- watltart, prampt tarvlca. Rtason amoved. Ire. ,or. 747 0111 ONLY $7100 your needl Many Naw and Quality EARN EXTRA Ul sume lo: imperial House, P.O. BOK am ratfl. >17-TT1I. OFFICE CLEANING used Cars to choosa from. Call Mr VW 1*71 BUS — li.000 on rebuilt FOR CHRISTMAS 327S. West End, N.J., 077*0. Fredericks at ftassas Pontlac. 195 engine Mutt tell Belt offer Cell OFFICE CLEANING Broad It., Red Bank 741-stM Sell Avon pan time Call Mrs. Ham NICKS MOVERS- Low and Motor •7500 Ifatii mond. tn-*3«1. Mrt. Korietiut MEDICAL SECRETARY — Eve MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL CLEANING alts, seven davs a week, fraa aril 1980 ZEPHYR Landlords, nood that p DATSUN 200SX I9tO — 2 mot old Saa-MW, *ri Kite. W1W. doctor. Full time. Mon.-Frl. Type mattt. Cell anvtim*, 5ot-«l<4 (W 1*79 SCIROCCO — Red. > tdeed, epiv to Box 7-3)7. The Dally Reg palmed and cleaned for vour now Hatcnback Alt accot*vants, auto , 4 DOOR SEDAN unroof. AM/FM stereo, ea. cond BOOKKEEPER — Strong account Sltr. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 GAS HEAT INSTALLED tenants? I offer reliable service, at 1976 TOYOTA 1 air. sunroof, cruitecont rol, AM/FM Asking 54500 After 4 p.m.. ing Dackground. knowledge of Nurs a prlca hard to Mat. TREE SERVICE 5 cy auto trans . p/s, stereo raaio. eic. 'W ins Home procedures ft Burroughs MULTILITH OPERATOR Instant Haatlne NEW HOME OWNERS ml., |MM. Boliars Haatlne Svttomt. COROLLA COUPE p/b. excellent like-new IN •MM. L4K», helpful, but will train. Apply Exp'd. Keyport araa would vou ilk* vour hard wood FLYNNS TREE SERVICE 3 Trucks in person, Monmouth Convalescent MOI wattr BaHkoam Htatlng 4 .;yl , 4-speed mm condition Fmisheo) m DODGE WINDOW VAN 1171 — Call 5*4 4510 Installtd floors Butted 1 Waxod to their ut onctrntd about vour trots lor the Center, 23* Bath Ave., Long Branch most Dflllanct? Free estimate! wlntar months Wall ktot traas Runt and looks sood M«nv aatrat And Trailers NATIONAL KNOWN FINANCIAL GAS CONVERSION stg . brakes, rear black */burgundy fn- 1900 u> MX» Prompt service Call 747 as]* or weather storms better Ba Satal Call de'rosler. bucket tenor Stock #154 BOOKKEEPER - Wanted, restau NSTITUTION — Has opening _ At low et I4H 747414* " free estimate l<70 DODGE CHALLENGE* — BT. I9M BRAT rant experience helpful. wo sales parsons. Background in Cltan woedburnlne 1011*1-8 InstallM II seats, finished m dark 10.321 miles •70 n accounting, law Invotlmant he.pfu green #/ Ouckskm in- POII rear, inaktr nood. AM FU SUBARU AM/FM, clock. I year but not mandltory, 10 vear retire A4VG Heating Co. PAINTING* < jiiette. tnoln« 4 Irani tx cond . warranty. 4400 ml.. 4 wheel drive BOOKKEEPER - Full chart* ment program. Call between 9-S m-otrt •i wor Stock #1132 ONLY $5200 lull tuntd. 1«M or bttl offer •42-4421 modern equipped computer office DECORATING 4J TREE EXPERTS — 56,711 miles Automotive experie/tce not re TEAM CLEANING — »¥ I matura 11 l cor(l 974 FORD VAN — One-ton rated. rollaMo woman, aHpariencadJ, wltfi W" '" " "' FAIRWAY FORD LONG BRANCH piot. new tlret. mileage mid 70s Quired I davs. all benefits Schwarti NEEDLECRAFTIRS — Ham Par CARL B JONES — Ealarlor-ln ONLY fried ocMt tu a HeMhf. Chrysler Plymouth. t4t Weit Front V Plan needs II damgnttratort In rtfarvneot. Call balwtatt kV* a.m. or tarlor and wallpapering Free tstl S«rvfc*-Sal«l-LMtlng-Rentals Asking 52SO0 Call 442 9IS1 attar t p.m. I41-IM7. males ntJUl LOG SPLITTING HMMO St., Red B«nk. our area Call IHIOO*. Andrei CALL 973 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL- •7141*0 FORD MUSTANG GHIA 1975 — Air. ALL — Needs some work. 4750. Call BRENTLEY'S FACES — And asNEWSPAPER DELIVERY — Part PAINTING 4 ODO JOBS — Largt •2500 PB PS. slick, sun roof, li.000 ml . 717-2072 toclated wltn Bill Orake. catting , 5 JO-7 00 a.m. SuMMer HOME or small, very reasonable Call Pole prlca. HMS Evanlnas. Ul U30 director, NY. Now Interviewing mi present income. EstatHlthod news after 4 p.m.. 4*544*4. i LANDSCAPING LAWN NEW 970 CHEVY C50 — It' box body. types of models, praformert paper routes available in Atlantic IMPROVEMENTS FORD PINTO If] — J do double speed roar. 1974 engine new singers, for films, TV commercials Highlands. Htghlands, Rad Bank PAINTING MAINTENANCE In Tim* For TM HMIdavll spatd. eood cond.. 1500 rts. A-11 *. 471-lStlafterJp.n and print work. Appointments only Keansburg or Hailet- Four reliable CUSTOM CARPENTRY Ul nil ll> for Root' Send photos and resumwt to 110People with car. Can earn USO-SMO FREE ESTIMATES EAVES VACUUMED «7J TOYOTA LAND CRUISER - Fttnovatlon or ropalrt. Quality Call Jack Bantlav. 122-4074 after t Wf II I Brighton Ave . West End. N J, orr*O monthly. Call toll froo: ( workmanship Docoratlvt wood MOVED -Fr^.,,1^ FORD IV) LTD II WAGON — Good Needs major engine work, great for Call Stt-M7* cond (UK Original V t conversion, some ntw oarts worx. cablnatt. tie. Call till. PROFESSIONAL PAPER HANG- tires Ml MO* Beil offer l«l-0»n INO — And painting Reason.bn BUS MECHANICS — Must be ei prices Guarantood. rl 4*5-0X7. USED Dene need All benefits. Call »1 *» NURSES AIDE M/F NEEDED - TRUCK « AUTO HOTLINE FOR SALE — 1*70 VW van. Good ORD WRECKER — (MS 1*4* In Keyport area. M days per weak. 24 EARLY AMERICAN RENOVA. cond . but needs work Best offer ernatlonal. 4-tvl . slop van. 5500 CLERK/TYPIST hour duty, good pay. Ta care for TIONS — Additions, kltcnons. faml WALLYS PAINTING RENTAL CAR HI SiH SO-SMS. aak for Allan Iderly woman. 2*4-040* or •44-29.1 Iv rooms, structural and Intarlor Exotrt Craftsman Reasonable Light Ivplrra. filing and Iwurt work lajtortort mv teoclaltv. 7*1 itti ExceMtnt benefits 35-hour wreek datlgn Or** Harrman. SJl ««s af FORD RENTACAR NURSE'S AIDE — All shifts ttr a p.m. HOTLINE 747-5400 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ertifiod or experienced only, fS.O FAIRWAY FORD 20 Thoma» 747 34*4 Shrt»ttrur> per hour. Do not phone Apply Ir SPECIALIZING — In minor he OLYMPIC ,* ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER i CLERK person Mon.-Frl., only, * a.m. to * m, Atlantic Highlands Nwriing improvtmonts. alto oxparloncod In f For oooHheeplng oapartment. light roof rtoalrs Call Tom. «•» n»5 747-5699 I tvptn«. potting, parables and pay Home, • MldOtetown Ave., Atlantic roll To SIM Highlands. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ROOFING A SIDING nmm GEORGE Classified Service 20 Thomas 747 1494 ShrewUwrv NURSE'S AIOES IM/WI — On-cell II shifts Apollcattoni bain* ac COACH — Girls .trill. besketUI I GAGLIANO nnmmm MOW VOL CAN TELEPHONE I team, part-time for Rannev Schoot Home. Hwv M, Matawan Roofing Siding Gutters Repairs Call Athlet.c Director at S41 4777 YOLR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATLRDAVS NURSE'S AIDE (M/WI — M w< Frta attlmatas. ttMMt or nMW COOK — Full time nights Apply In and*, part-time Apply only if you're McGlnnli Roofing A Siding TO START l\ Ol R MONDAY'S EDITION. person between 3 J p.m The Povr nterested in devoting vour self com "FREE ESTMUTES" Ptetoty ta the proper car* of the All IYOOS of roofing, hot tar. liilnews House. 440 Shrewsbury Ave . Tlntan one raeelre, Froa ottlmatot-fuilv in- LINCOLN Falls No prone calls geriatric pattern omita on duty. APP WALL v In person, 10-12, I JO to 3 » only. turtd H4-IH7. Call JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE COOK — Part lima. Including week Olmdoi Convate*cent Center, IN MERCURY ends for small nursing home Apply wy 14, llilmdgl, N.J. STASIO ROOFING 4 SIDING - BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. 4 12:30 P.M. Garden Slate Manor. It Van Reasonable 4 rtllobla Fullv In William Clark Breckle Rd . MolrrxW turod Fra* etllmatos Cell Mark. /C BOARD ASSEMBLY — Wiring MIMIttown, 471 <414 Neolune. SHREWSBURY AVE CUSTODIAN — Full or part lime and soMering, eva preferred, ex Til — (201) 842-3489 __ CALL 542-1700 , Aa

CLASSIFICATIONS 9. ConMructon Equipment 54 SHualtona Wanted Female TO. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange tO2 Houses For Rent REAL f STATE FOR SALE 136 Mobile Homes 200. SPCCIAL NOTICU 10. Wanted Automotive 71 Marchandlat For Sale 139 Cemetery Lots I.AISTOMOTIVf 55 Situations Warned Mai* 80 Btcydes/MmiBitee 103 Rentals To Share 130 Open Houses 210 Lost And Found 56 Situation. Wanted Mala If ««« 72 Garaoe/Vard Sale* 61 Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 140 Real Estate Wanted 211 Special Notices FSk 57. Child Cara/Nuraary School* 73 Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming poott 105 Summer Rentals 132 Apartmenls/Town Houses 212 Travel - Transportation 3 Trucfca md Trailer. 21 BuamaeeServ.ee 74 Rental Service ISO RECREATIONAL CB's. Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 133 Income Properly 15? Boats And Accessories 213 Instruction 4 MoKxcyclM 22 ArtetCnfta M FINANCIAL 75 Farm Equipment 134 Farm Property M. CMMOVMENT S Merchandise Wanted 107 Nursing Homes 153 Camping Equipment 5 ArioSamicaa/Paria 61 BueineM Opportunity 76 Auction Sales 135 Commercial Property 6 AutoRml/LMM SI Me)p Warned Male wFtmt* 62 MortoagM 85 Inflation Fighters 106 Commercial Rentals 154 Recreational Vehicles 77 Pet* And Livestock 100 WEAL Err ATE MNT ALS 109 Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Properly 7 AutOlnBuranOB 52. Babysmira/Chiid Care 63 Monty to Loan 78 Aircraft 8 Aulo Financing 53 DomethcFtetp 64. Money Wanted 101 Apartments 110 Warned To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage

FAMILY PLAN RATES MOORS DAILY FRONT PAOC READERS DEADLINES CANCELLATIONS RATES OAIL V AND SUNDAY %6 SO Pa* Couni d '.I/* Mt 4 30 p $*, N(X>C( »"0 '.• HOI, CI" v j . Ol ••.-•(.* M " • •' 1*' Ki S«l»;iwi«u 19 SO Oi! U>tpiar 4 •—HI l-HI SI 00 Each Una Available to ind. Catau-iies Minimum .HWI.IK", 2 i.nat ri "• ,<<•, 0w twatnttopd * am a) IX AV and victuals placing ads under Maairrtum ?* I.nat All laailan placao ai , * i <•• lnVnld, !•• ,1,U. *.<,' PrOO' aorad Pmwimtt aja w hand m tm fcmt to low ol column 1 Day '. Bit 6 Days (Consecuttwi 54t 1 Day got 0 Oeys (Coneecutvt) «1» "UsfcnandSss For Sale" lor items •u xw ClaMad M CM M2 «W 7 Days (Consecutvtl 51* The D«>>v Reg-siet t 2 0tyttCorateu*ve> 75t 2 Days (Cantacukvs) M« 7 Days (Congaaigw) M* ml eacesdmg S200 each. Hems WIIKEND CALLS ( Dtys(Conescuevtl AH 8 Days (Coneecuttve). S5« must be priced Noncommercial BOX REM.V SERVICE 3 Days iConsecutwel BtVt 3 Deyt (Comecuaw) 78t l

51 Help wanted S3 Domestic Help Nubbin »#1 AMrtrnmts 101 Apartments

WAITRESS'WAITERS — f. HOMEMAKER 1 in lam.ly Hal MONMOUTH BEACH - MooMrn I SEA BRIGHT - Winter raMS HOW pafl«m«d «Mlv Am>iv In MrMn af trancn Wrlla Boa A 1U. TM Daily •1 tysbiass and 1 botfroom aoartmints with evailabte at Harbour Point Water Irr S l>m Ira* Win*!. OCMII An . RaiKlar. Shrawtbur.. N J 07701 balcony available Near ocean and view furnished studies and one BrUM Opportunities convenient to shoooing Heat and hot bedroom suites 14*2 Ocean Awe HOUSEKEEPER - Llvt in. nica water Includad in rent For Inform*.' 747 nil WAITRESSES/WAITERS — full prlvalt room. 1 or a day wtofc Two tion call 2at0ll and pan lima AM>lv In pvr«on after in family Raftranctt. Rapiv Boa COCKTAIL LOUNGE RESTAU SHREWSBURY — 3 bedroom I p m I air Capri. Mm, Man. «,„ A 312, Tha Dally Raelttor, RANT - With banqtitt lacllltltt. Riverside Ave Parking utilities inc , Mil ma Can Snrawlburl. N J 07701 itugt parkins arta, on tlvt acrot In FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE attar I, 747 74* Security reoutrod Monmoulh Countv On main hlon On the Navotlnk River • BtnuitN ii«ATM«om WELOER — Experienced «n heev •MV. Atklng tno.ooo. financing walk to railroad, bus Modern one equipment Call O.J. Wltlli. LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER — To avallalila and two bodroomk Mlt-tn- Air con GARDENS — Two bedroom apart cook 1 clean lor Rumton tamliv. OLO REALTORS 111 1000 Ul «U4 diiionirtfl. heal, hot water, balcony, ment Available Doc HI W7I a non-smoker, oood salary 4 benefits doorman, sacurlty and more Ga- month Heat, hot water and cooking References raQuirad. send inrorma DELICATESSEN — Gaajd location, rage, pool, marina available Bob. No pots 544-S4X S2 Babysin.rt9/Ch.ld lion to Ratldont. Boi 317. Rumton. loll of eoulpmonl. low rant Raaton- ablv prlctd Call »t MIS MM ra SUNNY SKYLINE VIEW — Wlttl 3 Car* N J 077*0 . bedrooms, all utilities includad RED BANK - Beautiful I'bedroom t4«0 Wi ooii LANDSCAPING BUSINESS — Por apartmant Eat-in kitchen carpet talt. Truck and all gouipmant. ing V4M plus utlllliet 741-11H * MATURE WOMAN — Needed * M Situations Wanted Nanvad aojulpmtnl Lockt 4 Tgra Am tin to set child off to school. rtal tvpt machlntt Call StiaiU. RED BANK — 4 rooms, heat 4 hot THREE LARGE ROOMS S d«v* Call f*T O3»r or 7»J /SS4 Kitchen, living room and baOroaff. water furnished U'i plus gas 4 Call 717-45H after 1 am NURSERY SCHOOL - For tala electric. lJO-o»i BABYSITTER — I voting children. Slala ctrliliad Wrlla Bon Flit. TM 71 MarclMRdlM Par 74 Auction Sales 1«1 Apartment. ? devt oer week, mv horn* 7 a.m.-l Dallv Rteltttr. ShrtwtaMirv. N.J.; 71 Merchandise WEST END - i badroom furnlthad pm. River Plata «roa. U7 UM CARE OF ELDERLY — Or invalid. 07*01. For Sale RED BANK — Hug* 1 bedroom. or unturnishod, '» biocf from ocean also houttRtcpino COLTS NECK — PkiuresQue sat fully carpeted apartment with Swimming pool 222-U33 BABYSITTER — Man. Fcl , •-> >0 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22. ItM NEW LISTING — tiauor tlart. II am to i p.m Elk's B P OE ling, one bedroom apartment, and dinette Utility room, greet closet Hrwon.ible and loving person to thort location. Progrtttlva cam- FUR COAT - Ocattrt Saotlad Cal. three-bedroom house Call D.J space. Second floor of completely WEST ENO Long Branch, large u.tb*Ml in mv Leonardo home Call CHILD CARE — In mv homa. lull 233. 40 East Front SI . Rod Bank tlmo. tor wormno partnls, infantt to nrnmitv Grot! VOO.OOO Ownar olll 3 LINES :k laalhar Irlm. straat langth. Tv's, stereos, dishwasher, sofa, Wtlllft. MOttl between I a.mf & renovated professional building In air-condltlonod garden apartment. ,.iiff * pm . 2fio*N con»ic)tr all raatonablt orftrt Mora >lia H m-atu. chairs, collectibles, antiques, etc p.m f downtown location UM Plus utili 3''i rooms, 1310 a month, includes > luttn information avallabta to ouallfitd Refreshments served. 7al-«7i ties. 741-im Or F41-S444. parking, one block ocean, patio BABYSITTER — Two imall chil- HOUSEKEEPER — with rttar- Bu>tr. CAMERON. MURPHY. 5 DAYS FURNISHING ON A LOW HIGHLANDS — I bedroom tort adults, no pets. 7*2 Greens Avenue dren, three afternooni a week. 1-4 HOWLETT REAL ESTATE. BUO&ET? - Chock Iha USED apartment with deck and vlaw of RED BANK — LUMurv High Rite, Manager-3TB, 222-4141 P m Own transportation M7 34*0 anctt. and at»l* to cook, vtrv dopan FURNITURE CENTER OF RED Dav. SfcvllgMt and carpeted Na two bedroom, two baths, alto throe dabM. good ditpotlllon. pltata rt $3.00 77 Pets And Livestock p*U. SIN plus utilities I71-0M1 bedrooms, throe baths, Beautiful ply Tha Oa.ly Roaltltr. PO Bo. Thej R*fli.%?r FAMILY ADS (lnfl« BANK Fina lurnllura lor lati. lfr Shrawtburv Awa view Between U 1 .*-« P m •42-4BfcS. 102 Housts For Rent MATURE PERSON - Wlttl o»n lit. Shrtwtburv. N J 07701 *3 Money To Loan non Ftotittni can wii vour un HIGHLANDS - Naw one bedroom transportation to lafca cart ol 12 nttdtd item, (or you ttukkly. HAMMOND & BALDWIN Advanced And Beginners condo. on river with dishwasher RED BANK - Beautiful • bedroom vt-ar old bov in Mloatatown hum* on M«rchantftw lor valt ONLY and laundry room S37) oar month apartments, with balcony, dish- EAST KEANSBURG — 4 room. OrMinatlng from homthoU. not •» PIANO AND ORGAN DOG TRAINING plus electric Call eal-OMS washer, carpeting, 1TO-IJ7} plus furs . Wao . % Thur* nlBhtt. Call MOTHER — Of two witntt lo 1ST £ 1ND MORTGAGES Bavihofr. l>og Club. 7o»m, 2'1 baih our homa Own trantportation n> In own homt Ratoonslblt with r#l Call Toll Frat count tl canctlttf balor* •Rp.ratlon service, reliability and uuired. J't davt a waah Call Hailat m No cnaikaat in copy Includad, suitable for single or re Rantan valley Colonial Gas heat M LOWEST PRICES, FANCY PIGEONS tired person THE LODGE. 7t74l» RUMSON — t-bedroom un central air, fireplace 4 much more Havt «omatnln« lo w(l? Phona XX) MAIN STREET AH colors, mostly whiles and furnished Close to bus and shop* 1450 oer month plus utilities Call HESPON&IBLE. LOVINC - Par SS Situations Wanted ASBURV PARK. N J. 07III splashes Only it w apiece A WII KEANSBURG — Elflclancv 4 1330 per mo Includes neat, water 4 Walker 4 W4rfker, 741 521. :*>n u> cart lor ttachar'i childian in hams. 14) w Riverdala Ave. Tinion apartment tor rant. electric W-1000 Call 717-4719 Wonmoulh Bvach. vtartlng Ooc. lit 542-1700 nHM Falls Call Ml law altar I p.m SEA BRIGHT — On ocean, 3 rooms 1100 cwr irttli Own Irantporiafion Ooan dally It. Sal III i FREE WHITE GERMAN KEANSBURG — 1 bedroom apt fully furnished All utilities. S42S More Clossified H70 till THE DAILY SHEPHERD - Sacrifice due lo WO plus utilities m month* secur i" «M. leave message on Next Poge 71 MtrchandlM death In family 7»*712 or 47H7W ALL AROUND YARD WORK — IBM TYPEWRITERS Mv I rooms. Private street. No pets For Sal* REGISTER caii man or 2*4-M» SI Domestic Help Tratt cut. guttart. garagti cltantdt RENTAL 120 ,26 per mo TWO GERMAN SHORT HAIR 101 Commercial 101 Commercial Frt« tttlmatot 74I430S. CLASSIFIED ADS Hani with option lo buv 171 OJ27 POINTERS —male 4 female Fully KEYPORT — nvroom apartment Rentals Rentals JR DINING ROOM SET — Fronch. pedagreed Moving musl sell 1100 living A kitchen combined, bedroom HOUSEKEEPER CHILD CARE — I DO HANDYMAN JOBS — Guttart J>% OFF! < — inttallatMjn avallablt lor male, tl» lor lemale Call has marble fireplace with mirrored ' Mon Fri afttrnooni Mutt hawa rt- claanod & rtpalracj. rtpairt on tatn LEVOLORS. VERTICALS. WOVEN ACTRESS ESTATE - Fur*, ward lawa. 4 chain 4 china. Irullwood. good cond . U». ubla pad included 3W-2O71 wall, suitable for t or j adult*.» • mil rttaranctt. mufl drlva. Call chains, roofi. caramlc mat HI n*% WOODS CALL NOWII Hot rob*' Ji Ji3. cottumatr ntv»r mad location, IMO a month oavi . .ii.ii.us or wMHtndl. HKW or 747 I4» open to* ihoas, hatl, t' mlrrori, chi an 7I4J GOLDEN RETRIEVER~TuPS - mini na, Vanatlan Qlaiv maola chatn, KINGSIZE BED-Llkanao dining Great with kids. Sire and dam on (outx M0, lamps, knick-knacks, tun room lal A hutch, pint Tta carl, oak premises Call 042-7190. LINCROFT - Beautiful 3 room SYCAMORE ?«Sw«p»rlaicha>nQ« 71 %w» tftnHiirti 7* Swap or Exchange •dot. ctwrtariww. paarit 747-tot? antlout tidaboard. Sawing machlna apartment, small kitchen unit (no HAY — Grain, saw dust, also mink oven!, large terrace. 10-acre horse AIRLINE PASSES — I tar 1. Pan doubla badroom MI Chandtilar pawior Dariumidifiar. lawn mowrr dust, 12.2S a bag. farm, one person only HI) Includ Am. Worm wide daitlnal-ont 173, Ing heat 4 utilities. 747-7142. PROFESSIONAL BUILDING taptrtl Doc Illh. •42/27* Mil pump, ale »l »J» balort 12 or 471 MS tttt t ts p.m. HORSES - Bought sold 4 boarded LONG BRANCH — Four-room un ALUMINUM AWNINGS — 3 haavv KITCHEN CHAIRS — 141 4 lawn Rough board. S2S 4 up. seml-ful furnished, couple 12*0 mo plus alec 1029 SYCAMORE AVENUE gauo*. tor window (2) I'l'iX, Hi board. KM. full board. (12) 4 up inc. cooking gas. 070-217) 44 00 AlUr •> P m , H44HW. _ twoaper. all In good condition. Roa 471471) aonaaat oWar 747H17 MONMOUTH BEACH — Executl *NI>1 HSfcN WINlMJWVS A DOORS LABRADOR RETRIEVER — Pups efficiency, beautifully furnished. In TINTON FALLS — Any til* 4 itvl*. To 4S% dtuount KITCHEN SET — Na*. IPW4 Let's badroom 4 full lilt tat of baddlno AKC, yellow, all shots, ready lo go door and outdoor swimming pools Call St*v*. 1 aoo-SD-CMi Ne-t«44. ' Many extras. UN par mo. Lease ONLY ONE SUITE (1100 sq.ft.) tin. Will tall taparatalv Call atttr rewired Ml 1«O davl. or 070-101 ANTIQUE SEA CHEST — Round I p m . 4tnion LARGE WHITE PONY — Loadable, evenings. REMAINING IN MODERN, AWARD-WINNING too. do«* lali*d tldM. naw cadai very successfully shown, price tec- hn.no. S22S or bcif oH*r Call LARGE ANTIQUE POT BELLY BUILDING FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ONLY STOVE — K.lthan tat. or for roc ondarv lo loving home Call after 4. 1M Commercial SWAP tTfrUir room, cuttom vlnvl and chroma iti-iin TWO PRIVATE ENTRANCES ANTIQUE SOFA — Handcarvad good condition, mull tacrlflca. Cal THOROUGHBRED GELDING — Rentals ABUNDANT ON SITE PARKING trim, antiau* ootd mirror, leather aftar ) cm 7t7 ton For lease Needs experienced rider too coH— t«bl«, matchlno »ndUt>.t 171-003) or ITl-Mit bookcas*! 1300 Altar S pm LENOX CHINA 471 #W* TINY TOY POODLES — Apricot WILL CUSTOM DESIGN "Brookdalt" Sassalras background Asking S3W ANTIQUE - Sola and 1 chair tUO II. >pia22) BUNDS' table, matlrets and boa wring. U CALL 747-410} Levolors, Verticals. Woven Woods tonabla Call 495 Kb* J0% OFF LIST. DELIVERED! cut your Call Elanbv Products for Quote iMOVINOEVERYTHINOMUSTGO "eW I"M»J • ^. 11 tf 11 *aj I 3 *gT Z33-0433 — Badroom tat. chair 4 ottoman •kll rug. oabv crib 4 drnttr. BOXES — Corrugated Packing tup condlllonar. Call 717-OJt7or 7IT-75J4 Wanted pile* for Industry and Moving and MOWER - PJidMg. Tora t h.p. 4 itA* tOU< -UN- costs with tpaad. Itn. aacallant condition WANTED ANTIQUES, n wi i CASH REGISTERS - NCR, clan*. M» Call altar I pm.. 171 1717 BUGS. FOR CASH (30 each. Foodtown of Red Bank. J* INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Newman Springs Rd , Red Bank NATURAL ALASKAN SEAL COAT IS* E. NtwrtieM SprifiBT, Rd tea Mr Anthony Yepeilo - Baaulltul lull langth A dart, uia Shrewsbury 7*j/»200 those big 14 Asking SSti. cott MtOO 14. Ill CASH PROFITS — For groups and «vat organiiatlons sell our lealnerooodv ALL LIONEL TRAINS we do all the worn Can 47M9M OFFICE DESK - XM4S". tan. with Or Flyer Too CMh WprjiiJl OVM. rxacutiva chair, good cond. Uli M4-2IM 7474S77 aftar 4 p.m. CLOCKS — a-dav * Je-hour weight ANTIQUES 4 OLD FURNITURE — driven mantle clocks In perfect run OFFICE EQUIPMENT - Utad tol Bought Also, content, of Bttk.MM nnin« order IMHSO year, old Call id walnut datkt. chairt. tmal mtnl 4 o«raot( lt7-1Ui. INFLATION FIGHTERS •41-0301 from 4-7 p.m. lablat Graon 2-placa laalnaratt* sola Typing stands, protattiona ANTIQUES — All kind*, bought 'or CUSTOM MADE COUCH — And bookkaaplng Modal t N Monroe cal top c«in M*ry Jane Roosevelt An i- i RE WOOD — J cords. 171 Electric matching chair. Traditional slvle I culator matal wasta baskets Othei liqut?i 109 Last River Rd . Rurttwn Hwnrtiowtr, iM> SOFA - 1 cnair (, oftoman. tup 84J3U9 Member Appraisers At 1 CUSHION COUCH •, CHAIR got something you cocktail tables. Broan hood items Room 1004. 10 Spring SI . Ret ISO. Call avanlngi •42-3S1S covarad coordi .aim tat 1200 range top. coppertone. l wall MI Bank. Phone lion 74IWW votiation ot America 47I-7SS7 oven, coppertone. Antiaue oak coat aftar *. 741-Itn. FRICIDAIRE/FREEZER — Up- rack, flip-top teal, beveled gitm ORGAN Wurtilie-r. Ihraatre stvla ANTIQUES — Fine furniture 30 GAL. fMSMTANK - Carnal torn r-oht. 17 cu ft , frostfree. like new, SOLID WALNUT CHINA CABINET mirror. 4 Thomatv.lle dintne chai total tone deluxe Spinel Anlloua brasses, silver, glass, call cvemnos Plata with avanrthlng Including fiin. coDPtrtone, asking S200. Can — 1200 Paean commoda. with no longer want? Ml-Wl_or WHO) PettMl marbla too S100 Frultwood oc upholstered seals *44-«S14 white New cond.. never used Cal taO. HAadllarranaarw Colonial «wag lamrj. »» oab» baiUnal wltll Uln tagonal cocktail tabu 1100 4 Max! •42-7240 for more Information. ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN INDUSTRIAL CARPET — Tan t an laonar oac m. 12! aac r, M3 )S1 s CUSTOM MAOE — Combination TIQUES. Rt M and Homesiead book case drawers, mahogei ORGAN — Hammond. Model RIM tweed. i.«w almost new. S 747-3317 747 HW Got the idea? O.K. Call us and start swapping. I4X for both 717 7340 a-brac immediate cash tor a"v Call mini Toll Free from Matawan Araa thing and everything RuSCll's. 25 E SNOW TIRES - 2 noarlv naiai. 140 WHIRLPOOL — EhKtrlc drvar. SINGER 1000 - Electronic sewing Front St., Red Bank- 741—U« 1100. Mavtag wathar. ISO. Hotpomt machine, ex cond S3» DINING ROOM TABLE — «' Thraa HTa-lS Ural. 130 round, tmaka glati. enrama Call 741-431* portabla dlthwathar, ISO *ri->372 5668100 »42»3I4 OLD WEIGHT-DRIVEN — Mantle padaiUI. S1» 2 larva vln.l oroon ckukv anv condition Cash paid WOOL RUG — Powdar Mug with SKI SALE — Head skits, unused and baari bag chalrt. 110 aach. 1 SNOW TIRES — O7t is. bieckwell. Toll Free from Mtddtetown Area CM §42O»1 trom i/pm Banmoad chain. US aach 747 oa;i 4 piv. utad one mo ISO for pair pad. ax cond.. 1t"»t!Y US »-pair used. Llam Professional Ski Wear louvarad doort. 110 a pair 747-1*47" 671-9300 2(7% to J0% off Call 741471*. TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO trom »s 747 4*31 aftar i. Mi-Ma DOLLARS —Convert Old Jewelry to Use The Register's DESKS. FILES — TaWat. chairs, THE USED FURNITURECENTER Cash DON PONS JEWELERS Will adding machinal, tvpawrltars. ot l<7 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank Buv from private ow.nert and es- fica toulpmant. ale. at bargain Beans. Has-beens and Why Nots tates ANTIQUE CLOCKS *E prlcav Na» or mad A AC DESK $ 00 TIRES 121 - 540 IS Ilka new PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- OUTLET, lisa Rl », Oaahurll Bleckwells. »» Call SIGNED 7t* River Rd . Fair NEW 7414240 Haven. N J 442-4257 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT — VACATION — Coiumel Meaico WANTED - 30" electric re Any For Mlo. Call balwaan f-tt a. Jan to 17. IOJI U7S. for Information cote* s > FIREWOOD umns now under a separate distinctive heading FULL CORD 11 OarafH Sales Items oriqinatmq Irom your household may be sold niaaa , lor up to $200 00 (lorrnerly $100 001 per article FILL DIRT VERY BEST - Sana VardSalei Price 'or each item must be mentioned dav dallvorv. II .an* MS MMW 101 Apartmtnts or t»MI9 RAIN OR SHINE SALE — Sat . Nov FIREWOOD 22. • am 3 pm at 513 Sycamore DallvorM Ay*.. SM-ewtbury. APARTMENT POR SUBLEASE UMS4) Ona mrilflt. 1272 Including Ktlll Hat. A>allaMo Ooc 1. Laata nilrtl Call 542-1700 FIREWOBO Auction Sales Juna » SO ts»7 Call 542-1700 FOR SALE AUCTION — Nov II. !•». « am COLTS NICK MOTEL 4 Emckan- No discount it cancelled betce expiration H7«af CHtrander BulhWn Inc Related CT. HO k Matal. HO par FIREWOOD-OM MHaM, I*) I equJpmenl f>lui Chevy pickup and O No changes mcopy cord I will Ma« on TOUT truck Ca< mason's dump truck COL atlf MOORE. ASSOC 134 7441 1i The DIMIV Rrffisler SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17, i960 order 3...gel 4 extended classified deadline Include Sunday the next time vou Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad for and vou can charge vour ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 3 davs and we II give you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa TOLL FREE PHONES dav free Now that s a good deal See how easv it ii? Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. He sides vou get fast results too a dav on 1700 this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671 9300 commercial advertisers MATAWAN AREA 5*6-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 54M700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME.

102 Mouses For Rtnl 102 Houses For Rent 1M Furnlshtd Rooms 131 HouMiFQr Sale III Askurv Park 140 RMI Estate Wanted Tha Rieular Maatlng al Ma tout FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY ***'" " *"°" ""' °* *"* " HIGHLANDS ON THE MILL — J- SHREWSBURY — Rent or sale Im RED BANK - Parkins. «ood loca mediate ix.uo.fKv 1 btdroomi. l'i iton. working senlteman prehtrrM REALTORS investors tea* houses UP to |1BMBI. P.M. In tka Atburv Part Hbjp. I bedroom Tudor Ocean vi 1 Woodland Dr — Mlddletown— Quick ciealn* MCLMCD REALTY. .. • r f.n-tl m oorch I «n evening*,, botht. large d*n. near schools taw Call 14\ J571 par month plui utllltlti Ret fcfVBJN Mr. in-MSO S420got after I o m. RED BANK — Near but «jrxj rail public dttculUon at IM "T«I Prte road ttatton Clean room for rent HAVE BUYERS-NEEO LISTINGS HOUSES BOUGHT atflThtraugh M EffkleMi In tn. HIGHLAND* - Sm«l< 3roomrtouM 77011 Call the Kerr Agency. In* ..'."> u>w, uttlitit. and Mcurllv L»l •,P«AWUNG CONTEMPORARY - FOR CASH Albunr Parti School Olltrlct which J'bedroom. 1 bath Ranch wltn 414 River Rd . Fak Haven, 741-4477 will Includo RED BANK - Small ftleeptna room 24 HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR cathedral ctillngi. mttllvt flre- DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY, I. Tha Annual TIE ftmrtl of plact. manicured property on a onlv Private bain and entrance HILLSIDE CUSTOM RANCH — 1 LANTANA. FLORIDA - Juit touth bedrooms. 2 baths, full wall lire REALTOR. Tit-ttlt. tn. district .no icheoli. tubmlttea la of kV Pjlrr, Ucttn FurmthM. 2 quiet street Short walk to Uncroft tha Commlulonar of Education an VMIMO ».a.lat>l. DtC I IIH oiece. gas heel, many eMtras Plus a oedroomi 1 Biin Uv SMionor « ROOM5 view taS.OOO WHELAN REALTY WANTED July t. Hl». round Available Jan tit Attutt monthly Security reoulrod Call we pay cast) tor vour house 1. Tha ratultt of tka Minimum Ron MacLeod. 747 HW ' Please can GROUP, Rt. 3S. Mlddtetown. preferred, no pets R«trr«rKtt ft 717 *M* or 7gF Mil •4I7S45 Cell Rav Passaro, Realtor. Mt Bask Skin* Tom bftynttf deoo.H required Call I Tha Aiburv Park Naodt f 4 O m ««*kd«yv tny WEST LONG BRANCH — Two UNION BEACH - 7ii Union Ava. HOLMDEL Atttumtnt. bedroom, SIH room ranch Ftnctd-m Laroe kitchin to coo* in Have vour EDWARD W COLLINS AGENCY 4. Tha ratultt of tha Count* TtC large vard No potl MS0 par month, own TV A yfrleerator Men ore ABILITY DEPENDABILITY Manltarlng vltll. LONG BRANCH - Tnr«* DMrQom plui jinnies RIVERSIDE AGEN ferred 1*0 pel week Can JM *MJ or RELIABILITY Al tM Nortmatr meeting. Were ii-s without utilities Can *>« Jir • INC , 747-1414. 2M42M I win alto ba t PUMIC ditiuuion an a aMer S 1S2 Beats* proposal for a Grant H bt submitted KEANSBURG undtr Hit Emergency School AM MATAWAN - 2 bedroomi. »uli bate 103 Rentals To Shar. IM Commercial 3 bedroom house Small yard. Accessories «rtK **f* ' ma Act. owners anitous to sell. Will hotd Allan B WWitbtrger security W"i Dcr month Olut Utill- Rentals mortgage Reduced to SM.WO Call II' BARNEGAT BAY ' •••< Wflnrmrs Adultl P'ft«Fr«) EAST ABERDCCN - Elderly Secretary widower wants to share two Chateau Realty. TtMOW Snta*baii « • M.40 No pels CAM S44-WJ* after 4 0 m 7174771 or 717 4JJt bedroom Non smoker Mature ladv 1100 tq ft - WarefMHite iioree*. MIODLETOWN — (Beltordl. four- MiQDLETOWN — Lovely ) will rent partial Hwv M. Port mon bedroom Cape Cod, Deed and street Dedroorm. jmrng room and full mouth _C«il tniPf It' HOB IE - TkrM-inoMllfoM. Can 5*41231 tread lot 1U,«00 Call Rav Passaro. m ..l..i USO0 or Mil o««r NOTICE OP OICISION OP Ddwment on a-acre E-cellerit (oca Realtor, 2*1 *224 (.on \4f> O*r month Pit*, low utlli ROOMMATE — Wanted to share ABERDEEN MATAWAN — Seece 141-0071 ...» THE SOAUD OP !-«••, Security required TV 1412 two-Dodroom oceenfront apartment available for storage, warehouse or ADJUSTMINT OP OAK HILL COLONIAL — Just M' ALL FIBtR&LAS THI-HULL — OCCANPOPT i» West End Non imofcing woman workvtMW »W \Q ft Reasonable listed Style end grace 4 bedrooms. 40 H» JoMun (IKIrlc >larl Many only l'*0 per month plus security Call dav>. 5M 30JQ j' i baths, loaded with extras. 4 Nolka ll haratoy fjlvan la all Call «7Q-H4f or 411-4440. . •urn. AIMIW 11400 Mmlna. parioni thai a aubik haarlnt wai w DDL f TOWN - N*MI Townhouse, BROAOST . RED BANK —Modern years old Super lot and setting Mil Oro-IMO. I • m •» o m (1*4,*Q0 WHELAN REALTY MM an Navambar S. ItaD al arMch irT>medute ocLaoanc* poistble, 3 oHtce. IK «o ft Private parking haarln* an aaelkallan far varlancat bedrooms J J Dathi ti replace in Yearly i«a« l'» a month T41-U1J GROUP. Rt. 39, Middlaiown. Raginar aowatv Jawaa I. Cl««i»» 104 Winter Rentals •42 7541 FALL SPECIALS to contlrucl a Mw 11wina room bjstmtnt Fenced vard before l 30 P m Soarry lootliKri • ]•% inwtfklaM Miwra faattaa an a la) CONTRIBUTIONS CITED — Joseph Azzolina of Mtddletown. former state & carpeting throughout Aiding U00 BollofT. Mini - 1|% .if month plui utilities REALTOR CLOSE TO RIVERVIEW HOSPI- OAK HILL COLONIAL — Juit wllfl lnuflkl.nl front foMaaa an BEACHCOMBER - DeilQoer dec© listed Stvie and grace. 4 bedrooms, Aoatlno booki • 10% Stack n. Lain n. n and 74 common stenator, received the Quality of Life Award over the weekend at the first HENEDETTO REALTY GROUP rated, one-bedroom executive suite. TAL — Dlitlnaufihed comDletelv Avan Ratf Cr.il modern Red Bank office building 2'i oaths, loaded with ••trei 4 Iv known at Alianauln Avanua. dinner dance for the benefit of the March of Dimes Birth Defect Foundation. tn-0404 •v tha dav. iveoti or month Pan- years old Super lot and setting cnrvslw outboamt Ocaanparl. Naw Jartav wai haard. 13«C Hwv 35. MiddHtOwn oramic ocean views, maid service, with charm of Colonial design Private perking, near main shop 1194.900 WHELAN REALTY The Skipper's Shop Said application wai araniad. Mrs. Azzolina, center, served as a co-chairman for the event which drew coffee shop and laundormat All utll GROUP. Rt 13, Mlddletown, Al>a haard al mil maMInt wai NAVESINK - 2 bedroom*, laundry it>ei included Security deposit re Ding techon, ootilde of wont traffic more than 200 persons to the Jumping Brook Country Club, Neptune. Also on • oom, **shrr dryer, fenced m temt. Office* starling at two roomi I42 754S 35 First Ave. an application for varlartco to con au"ed I22-BJ71 Mrucl an addition ta tna a«litlna -,*rd aood for children S400 oer mo can be expanded to » off icei per tit OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wavslde Atlantic Highlands hand for the festivities was their daughter, Judy Azzolina of Mlddletown. .us utilities Security required FLORIDA TOWNHOUSE — 1 floor with front and rear entrance dMIIIna on a lot wtttl lniuffkl.nl ."Ji JMT or 2*1 MM Carpeting, hot water, even heat Woods and Long View Village New 8720367 raar utuck on Bloc* SM*. Lot. 4,5 bedrooms, 2 baths, at Wallaby Sun homes from $130,000 11,% mort- and 4. commonly known at Co- rise, recreation facilities, fully Complete cleaning services. On gage plan U1-030S or 493 4477 •'.IMSIIN - Two-oadroom houM. furnished 1250 a week, minimum 2 direct routet to Fort Monmouth. Bell mancha Drlva. Ocaanpart. Naw Jar- i oom a>> eooiiancei, ass heat eac SAIL Blvd.. Ocaanport. Naw Jartav. location Veer lease, 1530 plui wtlfi- bedroom., t bath Bv season or veer- EXECUTIVE PROFESSIONAL PRICE REDUCTION OF llf.000 - Phantom. Lattr. Hobla. Harpoon \.*"i I'limfdnif Kcupanc* Can round. Available Jan. 1st Adult. SUITES — Available tor rant. Sec. Shore Victorian hes excellent fi- O'Oav, Bun Battv Drawt pves Mieekendt '41 •»*• oreterred. no pets. References 1 and floor, near center of Long nancing available. Gracious home 3 Erlcton. Mulatto Sacratarv la tha Board security deposit required Call Branch bunneil dlitrlct. Call badrooms. 2<1 baths, |13t,*M. . 17 MOO tn MM attar 4pm weekdays, any m-mi WHELAN REALTY GROUP. Rt 3V Johnton AAA ttrvlc 131 Houses For Sale lim* weekends Middlctown. g42-7S45. Surnmar and wlnlar .. 131 Had Bank EXECUTIVE OFFICES - Red Complete Canvat Shop SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms and Bank ] or more rooms Air, carpet. Notlca Ii narabv alvan ov IM turmsned sludio apartment* Maid decoration |fS month per room PRICED TO SELL Houtlna Authorltv of tn. Borough of service and utilities included in owr Full services T4i-*SfS MO's. Four bedrooms, ir master Flrlt Avt . Atlanilc Hlghl* Rod Bank IMI appllcalloni for SK- tow winter rates Available bv dav. bedroom, dining room. It' country 291-5600 lu>rt I. ainlal AullUnc. Program. week o' month No laasa. TRADE FOR RENT - 140054 n newcratet kitchen, family room with fireplace. will no long.p ba accavtad attar O.. WINDS MOTEL. *42 1U7 Plata Red Bank J stores presently cambar 1. mo. occupied, ample parking ideal loca- J > belhs, basement 40/ Inaround LENTZE MARINA — For Rarlta Bay boating in out birthing Mrvlc Mary M. Harmon. FULL COLOR WEST PALM BEACH. fLA — tion for fast food or chicken cerrv pool Mlddletowns finest. . 1 Pine Ridoel Two-oedroom con- out Win consider office space ACADEMY AGENCY for power and tall boats. IS to M Eaatullv. Dlraxlor CUMPLI Ml NTARY BPWCHUW dominium Fully furnished Club Available Dec Ut Call W-i*M »*• Hwv IS Hailet, NJ Usod boat laltt nJ7-Iin. Nov w.ll (5.40 privilege* Available Jan . Feb and days 73122Z2 MARINE ELECTRONICS — Par March (No pets) Can after • p.m., RANCH WITH CLASS — 3 140 Riimun FREEHOLD BOROUGH — Preill int letMl In SI-TOM raceroart, VH bedrooms, gas heat, fenced rear radlm. dlractlan flnden or Lara PUBLIC HOTICI APPLEBROOM AGENCY mom aious location. 2000 M H.. off-street vard Walk to trans Low takes parking, will sub-divide Call week vour best buy It Pleas, take notice that the Plan- REAl'ORS 105 Summer Rentals S45.9QQ WHELAN REALTY BOAT HOUSE ning Board of tha Borough of i ,.'*»• Two Rivera. Rumto days 7M-77M GROUP. Rt IS, Mlddletown, nil Oc.an Ava Saa Brian Rumson did, at a ftagular Moating Minoo RED BANK - Luiurv oftlca MO so •42 754S. MI 2211 held on November 11, ttao. grant a 9M Hwi IS. UHMIatown MOUNT POCONO- Four bedroom ft . air condltiontd, t4S0 olui utlll- RANCH immaculate 3 bedroom, i Op.n Tuft. Ihroiiflh Sun minor subdivision with vatlanct to 171 1300 two-bath Chalet Fireplace Private tlti 74i im Nancy B. Phillips, EKaculrla of the bath, professionally landscaped low estate of Patrick J Byrne, for prop- 44 Church SI Littl. %H*vJ - -*it course, tenms courts, beach and 70s. principals only 170-1417 747! Country Club Close to all resorts MATAWAN - Rt 34 OfflCt, 1»1 W Sails Aweigh arty located at 14 Robin Rood M New. air conditioned, carpeted, HUMSON — Prime Rumson Rd Rumson, N.J., and known as Block •aglitar pMta av Carl Parlna iniua ample parking Available Im location 3 bedrooms. 2 bath, near New Jersey's only •a. Lett I and t an list Borough Ta" mediately M4 0*M alter * p.m. schools, beach Priced in tW'i Prin- HUNTER Dealer B. GOLD BARS — Frank Calandriello Jr. of Middletown, center, receives the cipals only Call evenings. 741-4441. Sailboat Specialists A copy of tha resolution approv- gold bars of a second lieutenant in the Bavshore Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, NEW OFFICE SPACE — 3300 tQ ft. ing satd subdlvlilort and varlancat ll avaiible m a new one-story pro- RUMSON AREA — Call or send for 75 pre-owned, new on me with the Planning Board of from Maj. Richard Donica, left, squadron commander, and Mrs. Calan- fessional building Preiligioui loca- HOMES FOR ALL SEASONS" Pic boats on display tion in Shrewsbury (just off Hwy the Borough of Rumson and ll avail driello. Make It Yourself lure Brochure-Monmouth County 80} Mantoloklng Rd. able for Intptctlan at Borough Htll IS) Win divide space to suit. For FOUR SEASONS REALTY additional information, call %*2 W13 Brick Town during regular business hours •1 E River Rd. Rumson S30-9400 Gary Sammon, RED BANK — Professional office Sacratarv (201) Rumson Planning Board Policeman gets CAP commission suite comprised of five rooms and RUMSON AREA FAIR HAVEN Jiffy—4 Hours! two levetonts. ground floor with . 17 WU ample on-siti parking 1120 so ft of LUXURY CUSTOM HOME 477-3252 FORT MONMOUTH awards and decorations. area at |700 per month, plus utilities, Owner Bullt-Mlnl Condition 144 Tlnton Falls ficer. with carpet and air conditioning, i bedroom, 1 bath Colonial. 500' - Frank Calandriello Jr. Calandriello is also a call owner WALTER ZIMMERER* from Naveslnk River, spacious 4 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai He is also a private pilot SON. «4»-MO0 gracious, beautifully landscaped, 154 Rtcrtatlonal in. Novambar it. two matting of tM of Mlddletown, a 25-year 25-year veteran of the lull privacy, pool 4 Jacuitl. plus Tlnton Fall! Planning Board hat Air Force veteran who with more than 200 hours RED HANK Broad St office entra* galore Owner will finance, VthklM ba.n changed to Monday, Novambar Red Bank police depart- space >S0 sg completely deto lirt.OOO 7411211 14. innall OOP m served n the Korean and ment, where he is cur- in the air. *ted 137S Huge Uorage area, am SMIIaE VanWInkK. Die off ttreel parking Call owner. \*17 FAN II' TRAILER - SIMM 4 Sacratarv Vietnam Wars, has been rently assigned to the Married to the former 717*700 RUMSON self-contained, aai A ele< trie 4 cu Crochet this fluffy kitten soft It rtfrlotretor, new Awning, tftare Nov 17 S140 commissioned a second parking division. SHREWSBURV - Hwv location, heater, shower. 1*72 Internationa Robyn Layton of Deal, vest Blouse'in no time' complete second floor privacy S00 OUR NEW LISTING Travel-ftll, 145 cu. In. 4 wheel drive AN OKOINANCI AMINDINO AN lieutenant in the Always active in the lust 4 hours that i all the M It.. 1 beautiful offices m 4 speed, tow packae*. ZleMrt rui OPDINANO ENTITLED "AM OP. Bayshore Squadron of the Calandriello is the father oof, M.0O0 ml »53O0 Call 123-1153 DINANCP AMENDINO THE TIN- Air Force reserve, Calan- lime it takes to crochet this »est bedroom Cape, with expansion pos- TON PALLS DEVELOPMENT Civil Air Patrol. • ••!• a Urge hook and 3 balls of 109 Bulldlnos/Garagts sibilities Move-In condition Walk to itTt VIKING POP-UP CAMPER — REOULATION ORDINANCE- driello has accumulated of a son, Wayne Calan- scnooli and shopping Vary econom -ight wolght, can bo towod bv 4-cv BE IT ORDAINED by IM Lt. Calandriello will more than 4,800 hours brushed acrylic wool mohair lui miras. EK. cond., anting moo Union Fain. In tM County ot Mon- serve a squadron in- flying time, with 11 con- J0»4O 3 12' overhead doors, good tor ROW AGENCY, Realtors, 741-3410. 141 tt» anvtlmt mouth. State of Naw Jariav. ai tot Bank one size molds to fit sizes 8 16 small business or warehouse West •Ml formation and safety of- bat missions, and holds 16 Long Branch After 4pm. 22f-4tM HUMSON AREA I CAMPER - EMC cond', stove Soctlon I: Stctlon 40tF Ii omandad the most lor your money p. Am.ndm.nt of Final Plat or $1.75 for each pattern Add 501 110 Wanted To Rent MFM GROUP REALTORS Plan each pattern fix first class lit- 30 Ridge Rd , Rumson 747«i2 An applicant taaklno to amand a MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT mail and handling Stud la MATURE WOMAN — wishes to rent A "Most For Your Money" Agency Final Plat or Plan than pay • faa at Chech our unbeatable i/l IM Final Plat or Plan faa If tM l bedroom fit studio apt near N V SEVEN FAMILY - Whelan e»- low ratet and comoare. motr hy* tr«n»pQr1etion Win pay J2MJ approving authority datarmlnai that cluilvr moo par month Income. IM propnad amandmont will roult including utilities Call 747 7f44> all Gas heat, two. 1-bedroom units; day Sat & Sun , weekdays after • m a tuDitantlal changa of tM Final three, 2-bedroom units, two. 1 SPECIAL Plat or Plan. tM application ihall bt Liura Whaelii bedroom units Excellent Invest- IOO NOTICES traatad ai a ntw application and ba ment |S«,000 WHELAN REALTY proctlltd accordingly, lubltct to GROUP. Rt IS. Mlddletown tM »avm.nt of a full fw puriuanl ta Ntsdlscf afl Dtp!. 61 NfcAL niAI 042 7541 210 Lost A Found FOR SALE 4WA-D abova SHORE COLONIAL — 4 btdroomi Stctlon 2: Sactlon HOC It sup TIM Daily Register gam. room, gti neat, til larga MISSING CHEVROLET IMPALA — pk-mantad la raad at fallows: 131 Houses For Sale rooms I4t.no WHELAN REALTY 1*44. J door, plate no. 40* LOB For Sactlon 9WCJ GROUP. Rt 3S. Mlddletown information, 739-9131 Reward A Slit Plan tor conttructlon of a i4i7»s condominium davalapmant than ANXIOUS FOR OFFERS ISl.tOO DALMATION DOG — Male, most) navt all Mock and lot numbtri In Ba 161. Old CrMbM SU., Nt» J spacious bedrooms. 1 baths, IV TERRIFIC BUY — A tlaal Of a white, antweri to tPta nama chle cludtd In accordanca with numbari Tort, NT 10111. Pnnl NMM, living room. 14' dining room. If lifetime Sat Ihli perfect starter or last seen In vtclnltv of Union Beach aillonad bv tha Borough Taa kitchen with breakfast nook, full, retirement home Two bedrooms Reward 344-5*13. AtMitor and It to follow tM pro- Mitts. Zip, Pjtitin Number dry basement, 14' gimtroom, 2-Car full dry basement, gas heat. Prlncl- cadura at far prallmlnarv Sub oals only At a bargain prtct, LOST — Emerald with diamond divition Platl In Sactlan men Sf« the greatest cralt show oarage ERA MELMED REALTY, ring Vlcnltv of Holmdel ft Llncrott 8kr . *7t S*M sM.000 Call (41 «»1 Socllon I: Sactlan UIAI It amtndad ever' NEW 1981 Nil Ul I CRAFT Reward. 94A-4770 to r»ad ai followi THREE BEDROOM RANCH — E: 779 CATALOG o»er 172 designs 3 LOST — Collie, female. Mlddletown i. OtMr adv.rlltlng ilrucluro 11 A RARE FIND cetlent condition, fenced vard, tMS uiad In dill Ordlnanct than maan Iree patterns msidt SI 00 Middle town Four Super site heat, great aisumotlon W0.W0 Oct 14. Sabtt 4 white, white fie cottar, answers to "Melly-O". Re any davkt. It.m itructuro. flHturt bedrooms, living room, dining room. WHELAN REALTY CROUP. Rt 35, or oihor pai'ttnal proptrtv and In- eat-m designer kitchen, ftmliy Widdiatown. Ml 7545 ward tn 3U3. cluding a marouot. canopy, twnlno room Florida room, two Mini full When considering Buying or Selling LOST — Part English setter, whit or clock baarlng advartlilng which basement, garage, DOOI Only Call • member of The with red spot*, answers to Rusty It plactd on IM proptrtv by tM Monmouth County Hamilton Awe . Leonardo area Ca owntr or oparatar aiMUiaf placadj to ACADEMY AGENCY Multiple Listing Service 391-013*. attract attention to tM builnaii ac ma HWV 31 Heilet. N j llvlty or tar any OtMr purpaat. Quick Culottes! LOST — Nov. 4, neutered, mat* Sacllon 4: Stctlon tltOl ll amandad 731-2222 132 Condominiums Siamese cat. ID markings, 3 hind to r.ad ai followi ' Printed Pattern BELFORD RANCH - 144.900 Ntw toes white Near Jackson 4 Spring In any ilnatg bulkUng conulnlna kitchen, new bathroom, new storm Town Houses St.. MaUwan. Reward. 544-347). ona or mart taparate atlaWlihad windows, full dry basement, eco- nomical en heat, low taxes Mini LOST PASSPORT — Iranian. No 1397944 Homatad) Hodaae c.ei and non-rotating ground slon not en condition Call 4K-12M lor ceedlng 40 ta. ft. In an* than bt u, ment 471-41171 permitted A Sign Permit It rt- BRAND NEW MIDDLETOWN CO POODLE - Black turning gray mln oulred Soctlon S. All portions of the LONIAL — 3 bedroomi I1 J bathi laturt Totally blind, eves white Tlnton Fall! Development Regu- eed tot. nice section |7» too SHADOW LAKE IS SOLO OUT — Lost In the vicinity of Rad Bank lation Ordinance and lit Amend- WHELAN REALTY GROUP. Rt Ji But Van Horn has • few choice new May ba wearing collar with ment! adapted December 17. tffTt, Mtddletown. I42-7MS. and reiate units! With prices start Answers to "Jacqua" Any Intorma and June 10. 1W0. net herein Quich culottts- elastic nips ing in the Ws. Act now you'll never tion Plaase call 947 nil em or emended, repealed' ar sup the *at"it comfonably instantly BRAND NEW MIODLETOWN CO be ablt to buv for lest 391-4199. 15 voar oM woman heart piemented, ere reedepted at length LONIAL — 3 bedroomi. 2Vi baths VAN HORN AGENCY, 747-4100 broken Reward. as though more fully sel forth here- * you can swing right into ac treed lot. nice section STV.tQO Eves Marilyn Leahv. Ml-OW in. Rwltter atwta by Da* Lardl tion Stifch up versions in Oil WHELAN REALTY GROUP. Rt » Or Larry Schilling, MM57* REWARD — For lost long ha 11 . soctlon I Thli Ordinance than take MicMletown, W2 7S45 gray cat, with white feet/white effect immediately upon us passage HOUSING DEDICATED — Asburv Park Mayor Ray Kramer, far left, and terent fabrics and save SHADOW LAKE RESALES throat. 4-mpnth-otd mala, «« " and publication according to law. state Community Affairs Commissioner Joseph LeFante, far right, partici- Printed Pattern 9150 Misses BROKERS-BUYERS ALL MODELS I5700O S'VOOO flea collar Vicinity Brother too Ave PUBLIC HOTICI ALSO RENTALS Naveslnk Call 173-0190 or 471-4477 pate in dedication of Phillips Seaview Tower, a 221 un*t senior citizen rta.stS./es24 25 26'-? 28 30 Yes, ti Davli Lane. River Plata. Ii The foregoing Ordinance wot In- MIII available ft open to offers eo KERR AGENCY SHORT HAIRED — Tan Ttrrter I troduced and batted first reeding at development built in Asbury Park with a 25-year, $8,860,000 loan provided bv J2 Si« 26'i takes 2h yards ON Shadow Lake ft the magnlflcem 741-4477 Oavt vicinity of Atlantic Highlands. An- a Regular meeting of the Mayor end the New Jersey Housing Financ Agency. Also attending the recent ceremo- bi mch fabnc view Is worth the asking price atone Ev«t 741-eMf. 747.4134 swers to "Ginger" Any Information Council of tnt Borough of Tlnton financing available to Qualified call 391-S30S Fans held on Nov. 11. 1940 and takj ny are Gabriel Phillips, of the non-profit Monmouth Council Number 9 Civil buyers ALFRED J HASSINGER SPECTACULAR CONOO — Super Ordinance will be further considered AGENCY, e42 5«0 unit. 1 bedroom; cuitom built with or final passage at a Regular meet Service Housing Corporation, after whom the building is named; Ms. nur**rv BreatMaklng view. Mint • 211 SpocUINotkot no Of said governing body to be held Phillips, center, and Robert Johnston, second from right, assistant ex- CENTER HALL COLONIAL — Ii condition »43.fOO, nagotlsbla on Dec t. ttarj. el 1:11 P M et the 4 $1.75 tor tKh patttrn Little Silver Huae den adiotnt supei WHELAN REALTY CROUP, Rt 35 Borough Hell. Tlnton Fall!. Now ecutive director of the Housing Finance Agency. MK f«r uch pitltni tar eet-tn kitchen Separate dining Middeltown M3-7S45. Jersey et which time and place all room t bedrooms, fireplace. Short MRS. SYLVIA portent desiring ta be haard tntrgan i fintclm airmail, hjndhni walk to tram station Nearly new ft STG CONDO MART INC. HANDWRITING ANALYST lull opportunity te •n superb condition Offered at Shore Homes, Condo SfMClallii Character Reader JEROME S REED »i«.9O0 Call today S«e Briont. Nj Ul-0004 dvisor on All Problems of Life Borough Clerk CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtors Tarot Cards 4 Nov 17 Ul H Hospital board picks Independently Owned' Horoscope Readings 813 River Rd Fair Havtn 137 LotsftAcrMgt For appointment call '101) 74t-yajt 542-9500 4* West LdtfJ iranch CENTER HALL SPLIT — 4 SARA-ANN SANDERS man from Fair Haven bedrooms, eas r>eat super location TRAILER SITE- Lake Adventure. laO tanth Uvlinatiit Avonut MARIAN MARTIN SVI.IOO WHELAN REALTY Poconos. Private lake, pool, 213 Instruction GROUP. Rt 3S, M id d i tiown. clubhouse, planned actlvittai Skiing J nearby. Call tri-4557 RED BANK - J. Devlin is a managing Patttri Dipt. 420 DO NOT - Take your chlhtt Muca- Hugh Devlin of Fair director with Morgan CLIFFWOOD BEACH - 74] Lor- lion for granted Plan tor II. Tutor 10. Itot a change occurred In the raine Drive, i rooms and bath A 131 Mobil* Homos Ing bv tiporlencod taacher * IbtckhoHlngt al PADDOCK LIO Haven has been elected Stanley and Co. Inc. of Tin Daily Rtf istr large lot MS.OOO Call M4-4f)01 St»17t4 JORS. INC . hoMUr M Munlclaol •senary Retell OlMilbuUen. Lkame to the board of governors New York City. He is a CUSTOM COLONIAL Itt.tOO A FEW NEW MOBILE HOMES — FOREIGN LANGUAGES — AIM Aveiaibe on spacious Kris in Modern Enamn tauafti ov.f pfwna Individ- lee. 1»Bel*tBB1 far argnsUga 10- of Riverview Hospital. graduate of LaSalle Col- 4 super ilie bedrooms. <•' master rjMed el Rautet M end 71, Plddirl bedroom, 2 full batfu. IS' dining adult park, between Lehewood and ual l«iw>ni I fra* l.i«on Dr Poka lege in Philadelphia and room. H' gemaroom. ulliltv room, omi River. Beeuttful rustic set MJ-ra|J - ing CIOM to iftopalrtg and all con faltewlm aortan. mldlng at Mi tal- holds an MBA degree MELMED REALTY. Bkr i MM venclatxas immediate delivery or 232 Wt«t UtH SL, N«« T«t, PIT reserve for spring RT 70, )utt west lowlng llipaill.l tddllll. actwkf- TM BradWv Booch Board of from Seton Hall Univer- CUSTOM RANCH 143 VO0 of Rt. • intersect Ion Call 3*4 IS 71 for no in tM mrmli rnarg than tt Education will mggt an Tutodty, sity. He serves as a io«ii tan mm, wotcss, 3 terge bedrooms, dining room, Kt- nf or met Ion rrovamoor it. itj, at praviauliv ence kltchvrt. full, dry basement. H' RAYMOR PARK id.tniiad Al that maatma. tM ra- menber of the board of Hf. SUE mi Smi NUMKI Mmeroom. utllltv room, 3-ctr 9* MartM FranMn tuttt of «w> Dtaarkt MMIntwn Batk Prices too high' Send no* for rage, lerve tot. great stre«t. ERA Ut Ktanibur* MUM Tatwftg Program will ba OH governors of the Sea MELMEO REALTY, tkr . *T1 M5o GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES cintad atang with dlitrlct T » E our NEW FAU WINTER PATTERN - tothany Rd.. Hum A*nt **m. •OHM Bright Beach Club CATALOG-sew saw and get bet CUSTOM COLONIAL — OCMnawn Walk to thawtna and N.Y. bus MAYO* AND COUNCIL OP oualrBcatiaot af any of tM Mm HI*.fO0 Financing avail**!*. THE BOROUGH OP KEANSIUHG Matermt rwMfvt te tM M.B.S. Tab- ter quality' Over 100 styles Free tMg Program win ba mtuBjia tar WAIST nrasoo mmi WILL MEET IN EXECUTIVE JEJ Devlin and his wife Pattern Coupon (worth SI 75) MOBILE HOME - l>30. a«a SION ON NOVEMSEP. U. tt« AT EAST HEANSBURG - I laroe bedroom Main appliances In kitch- upon rteuett TMi notkt It In cam- Send lor Catakw. Jl 00 24-32 00 P M.. PECAP.OING PEP Nancy and their three en, baths and Hvin* room May else SONNEL POLICIES. pllanct wrth NJ.A.C. tH.t sldlna.windows 4 doors AppralMd be u»ad as a travel trailer Mutt be MAP.I AM J SPIELMAN. IDC children live at 9 Timber far VA, FHA, V>40t Soiling by moved. «atM. Call I7M1« or •OMOUSHCLERK Court. Fair Haven. Ul tot Call 7t7 3IM f. 17 J HagkDevlli Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. NOVEMBER I7.igeo The Daily Renter 19 AUNTIOWEEZV, , GRAVITV IS BUT IT HOLDS IN THUNDER J WHAT HOLDS I HEERED S 6RAVITV ? y FOLKS DOWN SOME FOLKS THAT!! Crossword puzzle TO DOWN ACROSS 25 Candla 63 Tn 26 Make happy MOREN 1 -oak 27 Building treaty 28 Bagel EARTH (Ilex) addition letters tHHng OTHERS 5 Scrawny 30 Eipand , 65 Immerse 29 NotllMin 33 Godi Lai. 6* Root European 10 Concerning 36 Slmplaloni ovaihang 31 Region 14 Samoan 38 Sana food 67 Winglike abbr capital 40 Ob«KKJ» 68 Waned 32 Noun anting 15 Sword 43 Actraat M Parched 33 Secluflad Vardugo 70 Count hollow trimming 44 Cinereous 71 Farm 34 Simple 16 "- Kampl' 45 Bobble implement 35 Otherwise 17 Races the 46 Nearly inventor 37 Southern motor 48 Hanoi 72 Military state abbr. 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South dealer SheinwolcPs bridge advice East-West vulnerable NORTH By Alfred Sheinwold get rid of his last diamond mond. and partner bid? two Dooneebury 4 Everybody occasionally Down one. clubs The opponent? pass • 10 9 8 gets lazy, tries a short cut. You hold: • K Q 7 6 V \Q V A Q93 is rr me wuu O K • and lands in the swamp. RIGHT CLUB PLAY OAQ972*1Q5 4 Wha'. imvatif sooNBt/muut, • K QJn . When today's hand was Instead of leading dum- do you say' CUM UP A played in the finals of the my's king of clubs South ANSWER: Bid two dia- WEST EAST AMXAX 1980 North American Team should ruff a spade and lead monds. You would have a a> A J 5 3 2 • k Q76 VS.. Championship a few months a club toward dummy West comfortable rebid of one 5? 5 A V 10 ago. South took the jack of ducks, and dummy wins. s-pade if partner responded O6i O A Q972 one heart, but to bid twj, hearts, gave up a diamond, South ruffs another spade to * \ • 7 6 • 10 5 4 ruffed'the spade return and lead his olher club spades or three ciubs would ruffed a diamond in dummy. If West takes the ace. promise extra strength that SOITH Then, without bothering dummy gets three high you don't have. All that'.* • None to think it all out, South led clubs rather than two; and left is a simple rcbid in your TKJS' 762 dummy's king of clubs. the extra high club lakes five-card suit. O J 10 8 4 3 West won and returned a care of Souths last dia- e>83 trump. mond. If West doesn't take (A POCKET '.I IDE Tn South Weil North East South still had three the ace of clubs, South KRIDI;K written tn \ifred 3 b> sending *l 2S ',• 1 and could discard one more DAILY QUESTION the Red R.ink Ae^Mei I II All Pas? . on a high club, but couldn't BOX lOfMI 1,(1- tn|W»lp« l.ihl ODemni! lead — 'v' 4 I PONl'T CARE MWAT TVlB 6\6\\ ©AYS You open with one dia- — I SUSPECT A TRAP/ Peanuts

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TO MY SHAME, IT 19 TRUE. 30 The Dttkity Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, i960 School aid checks finally arriving By DAVID SCHWAB Long Branch. f&iS,»20, Howell, 1477.673, early with school cloaad for the New Jersey The check's in the mail, state education of Manalapan-Englishtown. $441 626. Freehold Education Association Convention. licials are reassuring school administrators Township. $301.546 and Keaiuburg. $251,334 Donald Van Brunt, secretary to Ike Loaf throughout Monmouth County The amount of state aid is based upon the Branch Boafd of Education, estimated that the Administrators in 25 county school districts population of the district and Us amount of board lost "a couple thousand dollars" because had become concerned when officials told them assessed a valuation. These state funds, which are of the delay. He said that the beard normally that their state aid checks for the month, totaling paid in ten equal installments throughout the mure than U million, could not be found invests the state funds as soon as it receives them vear. also include funds for special education and and before they must be used to meet payroll Fortunately a computer error at the state transportation, Miklus said expenses Department of the Treasury was quickly located Miklus said he contacted the state Department "We anticipate this check coming in pretty and olficials say the checks should reach all. if Education where officials determined that one whititl. board offices by today But in the mean regularly in the early part of the month and )f the two lists of school districts In Monmouth therefore we invest moneys accordingly and also lime some local school officials were forced to L'ounty had not been processed by the computer at scramble to meet early payrolls and may have request tax moneys from the city," he said. the treasurey department. "When you anticipate half of a million dollars lost thousands of dollars in interest normally According to a treasury spokesman, the generated by the state funds and you don't get it, it kind of throws things off a •he

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Sandra Pitts, Arlene Stewart — The Monmouth County and Willie Willis, all of Long Board of Social Services and Branch; Nila Peterson, Eng the Monmouth Family Center lishtown; Linda Popp, In- recently honored employees terlaken; Doris Walsh, Toms Set sail far who marked important an River; Elaine Van Brunt. niversaries of service this Oakhurst. and Marion year or received college or Woontner. Holmdel university degrees Sixty-two At an employee recog- staff members received gifts nition reception, awards for their achievements. were given to Monmouth Family Center-DYFS em- Nola Waterman of Key ployees with 10 years of ser- port, supervising clerk of the vice, including Joan Blum, record room, was honored for Middletown; Helen 30 years of service. Carpenter, Tinton Falls; Free Gifts! Employees with IS years Gary Curatola, Little Silver; included Raymond DeRidder, Dorothy Garfield, Sandra Red Bank, legal counsel;. Wilmore and Ruth Haas, all Rhoda Goldstein. Mid- of Belmar; Roman Mykyta dletown. social work super- and Watson Stillwaggon, visor; Donald Roberts. Free- Long Branch; James Smith, Choose any one of these gifts FREE hold, investigator; Edward- Oakhurst, and Pamela Stanley. Manasquan. project Venable, Navesink when you deposit $5,000 or more A planner, and Olga Vint, Employees who received Oceanport. supervising clerk. college or university degrees a Certificate or Savings Account! Marjone Hummerston of during 1(80 included Isabel) Middletown, a principal DePhillips. Shrewsbury clerk-transcriber in the Long Township, AS. degree; Branch family center office, Maureen Domini ck, Hazlet, an employee of the N.J. B A . Robert MacPberson, CHAISE LOUNGE Division of Youth and Family West End, JD; Nancy Services, received an award Meschke. Eatontown, B A . for 15 years of employment Charles Mooney, Freehold. MI'A, Ruth Singer, Red • Receiving awards for 10 Bank, MS W ; Helen years of service were Marie Stanley, Manasquan, B.A., Beekman. Middletown; Anna and Robert Turner, Asbury Bender. Mary DeRidder. Ed- Park, A A ward Sharfstein, Kathleen Pettit. Dorothy Seldon and Also honored for attaining William Woodruff, all of Red degrees were 10-year hon Bank; Ben Berzin, orees Haas, If.A.; Pitts, Bridgewater; Eleanor B.S, and Steward. AS. Bouton Spring Lake Heights; James Burks. Teresa Jordan Frederick Forrest and and Eloise Karp. all of Ocean Walter Trillhaase, members Township; Lucy Cerniglia of the board of directors of POLORON 30 QT and Gloria Miller, both of the social service agency, PICNIC COOLER Belmar Helen Chandler, At- welcomed the honored em- lantic Highlands; Isabelle ployees. DePbillips. Eatontown; Gifts and refreshments Margaret Gomolka. Asbury were underwritten by a spe- Park; Isabelle Greka, cial employees fund*. Gift Manasquan. and Marie wrappings were donated by Harris. New Monmouth Hahne's, Monmouth Mall. Also John Heydt and Phil- Planning committee for lip Sieiliano. both of Nep- the reception included Rut'i tune; Mary Kenihan, Hazlet; Foerst, Pam Martin. Brenda Dorothy Lidke, Wall; Claire Hampton, Joyce Small, May Marshall. Lincroft; Virginia Walters, LaVerne Patane. McShane. Keansburg; Judith who arranged a fall decor; PROCTOH SILEX Mooney and Pauline Wasko. Jacob Jones, Jane McCosker, 2 SLICE TOASTER both Freehold; Evelyn Oryll, Marie Nelson, Linda Popp Tinton Falls; Lucille Perez, and Blossie Stephens. (Gilrdler good at all olticM and limited to on* per lamily while supply lasts Federal regulations do not permit a gilt lor lbs translei ol lunds already within the institution. Gilts illustrated ate based upon availability II eiact Items shown become Health fair scheduled GE STEAM DRY IRON unavailable comparable giiu will be substituted.) HOLMDEL - An Employ- with a stationary bicycle ee Health Fair will be held at being pedaled continuously, Bayshore Community Hospi- 24 hours a day, by hospital INVEST IN OUR TOP-RATED INVEST IN OUR HIGH-EARNING tal today through Saturday. employees. A total of M em- Plans call for exhibits, ployees will take part, each demonstrations and lectures for a 15-minute stint. In addi- designed to help hospital em- tion, there will be a "walk-a- 6-Month Money 2'/2-Year Money ployees stay in top physical thon " Saturday, in Holmdel shape Park. There will be exhibits on The program is intended good nutrition, sports medi- to show that health care pro- Market Certificates Market Certificates cine, alcoholism and the dan- fessionals practice what they gers of smoking. The risks of preach, and is built around Minimum Deposit $10,000 Interest Compounded Daily • Minimum Deposit $500 smoking will be spotlighted, the theme, "Staying Healthy as well, on Thursday, which in the '80s.'1 according to CALL FOR A CURRENT RATE QUOTE! CALL FOR^A CURRENT RATE QUOTEI will be observed as "Smoke- Janet Ferris and Margy Out Day." (Federal regulations do not permit compounding ol interest and require a substantial (Federal regulations require a substantial mtfitil penalty lor early withdrawal. Gulf in, two registered nurses interest penalty lor early withdrawal Funds may be withdrawn alter • sMndu, and no U funds are withdrawn within one year aUmi I he account is opened, a charge will be There will be a "bike-a- who are co-chairwomen of charge will be made lor the gilt you received ) made lot the gitt you may have received.) thon" in the hospital lobby. the event. Ask About Our Other High-Earning Savings Plans,! Session slated an family life SHREWSBURY - The Linda Teller, a registered Resource Center of Planned nurse from the Tinton Falls Parenthood of Monmouth school system, and Gloria County is sponsoring a ses- Davis of the Neptune school MARINE VIEW sion on family life education system. They will discuss for middle and elementary strategies for incorporating school teachers and nurses family life education into from 3 30 to 5 p m Tuesday, middle and elementary SAVINGS Nov II. school systems. The session will be held at MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT the center on Newman The session is open to all PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 671-2*00 Springs Road teachers in these grade levels Featured speakers will be and there is no charge. Member FSUC