Monday Tax-saving Holiday home Jets wins, Giants Specials series, page 8 tour: Lifestyle defeated: Sports The Daily Register Monmonth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO. 133 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1981 25 CENTS Allen taking leave,

*,« but vows to return WASHINGTON (AP) - National security adviser Richard Allen, taking a leave of absence pending investigation of a $1,000 gift from Japanese journalists, says he fully expects to come back. But a White House spokesman says "we would have to wait and see." After Allen's surprise announcement yester- day on NBC's "Meet the Press," even his strongest supporter in the White House - his boss, presidential counselor Edwin Meese III — said he thought the decision to step aside was "a good idea" and President Reagan con- sidered it "the proper course " Allen said he asked Reagan on Saturday to go Reagan not passing judgment, page 2

on leave because "the interest in this case had developed to an extent that great pressures have APSUvti •jIMsriMekv Cert Mai been brought to bear on the White House.'' ALLEN TAKING LEAVE — National security advisor Richard Allen arrives before his IN REMEMBRANCE — Mildred Bennett of Matawan, widow of war hero Mai. Allen denied any wrongdoing but conceded appearance on NBC's."Meet the Press" with his wife Patricia, right, and unidentified Robert Henderson Bennett, will travel to Franc* tomorrow to attend ceremonies that he did "exercise bad judgment" in sticking family members. Allen said he has asked President Reagan to place him on "adminis- honoring her late husband for services rendered 37 years aoo to the citizens of the the cash In a safe — and forgetting about it — trative leave" until the Justice Department completes Its investigation of gifts Allen border town of Saarguemines. Her husband, a one-time Brooklyn attorney, joined Instead of turning It over to the proper author- received from a Japanese journalist. tbe Army at 35 In 1943. He was killed April 17,194S. ities. He said he was now free "to speak out" where before he "had to react to innuendo" and Meese, who by numerous accounts supported Asked in the broadcast who was behind a much of what he did say was disregarded. Allen while other top presidential aides and reported campaign of orchestrated leaks Deputy White House press secretary Larry Nancy Reagan reportedly were urging his mounted to drive him from office, Allen said he Speakes, asked whether Allen would be welcome ouster, said he thought Allen had been "very had no idea. French remember back if the Justice Department investigation forthright" in his television appearance. He On the gift Itself, Allen said he "in- finds no basis for appointing a special prose- added, "We'll have to await the outcome now." tercepted" papers and the envelope containing cutor or continuing the probe, replied: "We Retired Rear Adm. James Nance, 60, Allen's the money as "someone tried to thrust (them) would have to wait and see, but I would not deputy, will take over the duties of tbe national into Mrs. Reagan's hand" at the end of the brief major's war deeds assume otherwise." security adviser. See Allen, page 3 By BOB BRAMLEV the town alive by arranging to supply food, water and medical necessities despite shell- MATAWAN - "The fact that they've ing and bombing as well as nearby Infantry Investigators are mystified remembered after ill these yeari It gracious combat incident to the Battle of the Bulge. of them," said Mildred Bennett of Wilson Several members of the civil affairs unit Avenue, widow of tbe late Army Ma]. Robert commanded by MaJ Bennett will also return Henderson Bennett to Saarguemines, only a few kilometers from Mrs Bennett and two of her toni, Peter the German border, for tbe ceremony Satur- by Natalie Wood's drowning day. Bennett of Clinton and Richard Bennett of SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, Calif. (AP) - "Splendor In The Grass" in 1961 and "Love New York City, will leave by air tomorrow Among them will be Godfrey Ettllnger of Natalie Wood's solo midnight boat trip into With the Proper Stranger" in 1963. Wagner's for Paris, the first stop In their journey to tbe Hastings on-Hudson, N. Y., who served under darkened seas is mystifying authorities in- yacht is named Splendour. Alsatian town of Saarguemines, where her Bennett as a sergeant and later as a lieuten- vestigating the actress' apparent drowning off Miss Wood "seemed to be in great spirits on bin band served In the Military Government ant at Saarguemines; Alan Fowler of Pit- this Pacific Ocean resort. Wednesday" the last day of filming last week on Section of tbe Seventh Army in tbe winter of tsburgh, a captain In Bennett's outfit, and Miss Wood, who recently said in a newspaper her latest movie "Brainstorm," said Metro- 1944-46. Werner Hausmann, a member of the French interview that she was terrified of water, Goldwyn-Mayer spokesman Don Levy. "Noth- There on Saturday in a formal ceremony underground "adopted" by the civil affairs slipped away from her husband's yacht in a ing seemed to be out of the ordinary," he said. the citizens of Saarguemines will name a unit to aid in liaison with tbe French civil- small rubber boat early yesterday without tell- It was not unusual for Miss Wood, 43, to take square after MaJ. Bennett In recognition of ians. ing anyone, authorities said. Her body was re- the dinghy out alone, her lawyer, Paul Ziffren, nil work In saving French lives and keeping See French, page 3 covered later in the morning off the northern tip said Sunday. But Miss Wood said in a recent of the island, which is 26 miles offshore from interview with the New York Daily News that Los Angeles. she was "frightened to death of the water ... I An autopsy was scheduled for today, and* "if can swim a little bit, but I'm afraid of water the coroner says she died strictly by drowning, that is dark." with no indication of foul play, the case is Crum said "she went out in the boat by closed," said Lt. Gary Crum of the Los Angeles herself and slipped or fell off or jumped off." Highlands youth County Lifeguard Service. The fully clothed body was found about 8 a.m., Robert Wagner, the actor and Miss Wood's some 200 yards from the little boat and about a husband, left the yacht and searched for his wife half-mile from the yacht, deputies said. himself before calling the Coast Guard. After Southern California has been lashed by dies of leukemia helping their search and later identifying the storms in recent days, but harbor director Doug body, Wagner secluded himself in the couple's Bombard said the weather late Saturday was HIGHLANDS - A 17-year-old borough teen- Beverly Hills home with two friends, actress moderate with minor rainstorms. The water ager, who battled leukemia for more than a Elizabeth Taylor and actor Roddy McDowell. was a cool 55 degrees. year, succumbed to the disease yesterday at a Miss Wood appeared in some 60 films, begin- Miss Wood, Wagner, the ship's captain and New York hospital ning at age 4, and perhaps was best known as actor Christopher Walken, who was making Brian George Ostermiller, of 18 Snug Harbor Maria in the movie version of "West Side "Brainstorm" with Miss Wood, had returned to Ave , died at New York City's Mt. Sinai Hospi- Story." She was nominated for Oscars for her the yacht about midnight after dinner on the tal, according to his older brother, Wayne. roles in "Rebel Without a Cause" in 1955, See Investigators, page 3 NATALIE WOOD Ostermiller had been admitted to Mt. Sinai in August, after suffering a recurrence of the disease. After the condition was diagnosed In April 1N0, community members said, Brian 1 he Inside Story went Into remission for approximately a year. Teacher union ignores Tbe teen-ager would have been a junior at Henry Hudson Regional School here, where he THE WEATHER bad distinguished himself as an athlete during Us seventh through tenth grade year*. demand to end boycott Sunny today with highs In the upper 40s. His battle against leukemia - a kind of Rain tomorrow. Complete report, page 3. cancer in which certain types of white Mood RED BANK - Despite a demand from The MCEA hopes the Red Bank merchants cells grow In an uncontrolled manner — became Mayor Michael J. Arnone that it be called off will put pressure on the Board of Education. The Isle lose, Ranger* tie 9 a "rallying" cause for members of Brian's within 41 hours, the Monmouth County Educa- boycott is to make the merchants realize that Villanova swamps Monmouth cagers I school community and the town In which he tion Association's boycott of Red Bank their welfare is concerned with the resolution of Weddings 14 lived, according to those who knew him. merchants is on as of last Friday. Ann Landers i IS 1 this dispute," Panos explained. "He was well-known and well-liked, said "No, I've had no response to my demand "This form of harrassment cannot be con- Mayor Cornelius J. Gulney Jr., last night. that they cancel tbe boycott within 46 hours," doned, and we're certainly not going to condone "There's been more effort on this than anything the mayor confirmed last night. it in this community," Arnone promised. Advice IS DAILY REGISTER I can remember Everybody that I know of has "Your paper wouldn't print our advertise- Confirming Panos' statement on the idea for Arts 7 PHONE NUMBERS contributed In some way." ment, but we voted to impose tbe boycott as of the MCEA boycott, Arnone recalled that he met Births 13 Fund-raising events to help defray Brian's tbe Friday after Thanksgiving. Tbe (Asbury with Panos and John Molloy of the New Jersey Business S Main Office 542-4000 medical and other expenses were organised by Park) Press has promised to run our advertise- Education Association, the state teachers' un- Classified 17 Toll Free 671-93M among others, the Connors Hotel and Cabana BRIAN OSTERMILLER ments Monday and Tuesday," said Marie Panos ion, and offered to act as a go-between to the Comics 16 Toll Free SM-8101 Club, and the local Lions Club. of Colts Neck, president of the Matawan Re- Red Bank Board of Education in an effort to Editorials 6 Classified Dept 542-170* "It's lust a sad case," said Lions Club leader But, Whttabead said, besides his athletic gional Teachers Association. resolve the dispute. Lifestyle 14 Circulation Dept.... S42-4OM Michael Kovlc "He was altogether too young- ablUty, Brian was a sensitive, "positive" par- "I have no comment," said Eleanor Guerci "My role would be to try to bring the two Make A Date... 13 Sports Dept 542-4004 Brian's baseball, basketball and cross-coun- son who imparted enthusiasm and energy to of Rumson, MCEA president. sides together to discuss the problems, but my Movies: 7 Mtddletown Bureau.. 671-22S* try coaches at Henry Hudson praised him as "a everyone who knew Urn. "It's wrong," declared state Sen. S. Thomas effort was non-productive. I couldn't arrange it. Freehold Bureau... 431-2192 super kid" with both talent and sensitivity, who Obituaries 4 "Ha was everything you'd want your Gagllano, R-Monmouth. No one on the board was receptive toward Sports 9 Long Branch Bureau. 222-0*10 distinguished himself at every endeavor be un- brother, your son to be," Whltetaead said. "He "It's a difficult thing to try to get Involved meeting with them (the teachers union repre- Television 7 Stale Bureau.. (M-Z92-93U always had a positive attitude, even In Us In," said Assemblyman John O. Bennett 3d, R- sentatives)," Arnone explained. Vincent Whltehead, who coaches varsity Monmouth. Panos said the executive council of the sickness You left Us hospital room feeling Fisherman's Wharf spoils at the school, and who knew Brian since "I haven't read about it; I've been busy MCEA had already recommended the boycott he played outfield on the baseball team In his better. He was so mature — and be lived more of $695, Mon. Stuffed Tails, a life than most people Uve in M years because working. I have not knowledge of lt," said by April 15 as a means of forcing resolution of Tues. Prime Rib, Wed. M year, called Brian "one of tbe best Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner, D-Mon See Leukemia, sage « See Union, page 3 Shrimp Scampi, Thurs. Tails. i kj the school" mouth. 2 The Daily Refffcter SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30,19S1 TION U.S.-Soviet nuclear talks start today GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - Under public in Western Europe thai the talks will By Tkc AiMcUlctf Preu pressure from a European public fearful of lead to improvement in East-West relations. war, the United States and the Soviet Union "The negotiations on missiles in Europe open talks today to limit deployment of medi- are much more than a difficult military um-range nuclear missiles in Europe. accounting," said the Italian newspaper Cor- Arsonist blamed in Lynn blaze Paul H. Nitze, chief of the U.S. nego- riera Delia Sera. "They can be the first LYNN, Mass — National Guardsmen carrying clubs pa- tiating team, was to meet informally with chapter in the history of a new Europe." trolled for looters yesterday in the ruins of Lynn's historic Yuli A. Kvitsinsky of the Soviet Union at the Pope John Paul II told the Sunday crowd shoe mill district destroyed by a firestorm that officials said Soviet mission. Some officials said the tint in St. Peter's Square be had tent messages to was touched off by an arsonist. full-scale session could follow tomorrow. President Reagan and President Leonid "It looks like Berlin in 1945," said Fire Chief Joseph Although the negotiations were expected Brezhnev "to encourage mutual efforts at Scanlon. Damage was estimated at $35 million. to be slow and difficult, both delegation goodwill" at Geneva. An estimated 400 people were left homeless and 1,500 lost chiefs pledged to work toward an agreement. It is the first time the Reagan adminis- their jobs as a result of Saturday's fire, which destroyed 17 Nitze, 74, in a meeting with West German tration has entered arms control negotiations buildings and damaged six others in a five-block area, wiping Chancellor Helmut Schmidt Saturday, prom- with the Soviet Union. U.S. officials said the out five years of rehabilitation efforts In this old mill city 10 ised to work "intensively, constructively and Soviet behavior could influence whether the miles north of Boston. speedily," German officials said. United States agrees to negotiate on other Gov Edward J. King, who met yesterday with local Kvitsinsky, 45, said his government is major issues. officials, said he planned to go to Washington to ask President seeking "a mutually acceptable accord with. Reagan in a speech Nov. 18 offered to Reagan to declare the city of 90,000 a disaster area, making it the United States for radical reductions in cancel the deployment of the American mis- eligible for federal aid. medium-range nuclear arms in Europe." But siles if the Soviet government dismantled the The state attorney general offered a $1,000 reward for the a commentary distributed by Tass, the of- SS-20, SS-4 and SS-5 rockets it has in place in arrest and conviction of the arsonist. ficial Soviet news agency, charged that the the European part of the Soviet Union. "It was an incendiary fire," said state Fire Marshal United States was trying in the talks to achieve nuclear superiority. Brezhnev rejected the proposal, known as Joseph O'Keefe. "These things don't happen by an act of the "zero option," because it included no The talks are being held in response to God." limitations on French and British nuclear widespread opposition in Western Europe to 'systems or missiles carried by U.S. planes the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's and submarines. Brezhnev claimed these es- plans to deploy 572 U.S. cruise and Pershlng 2 Secret service director retiring tablished a nuclear parity in Europe. But missiles in Western Europe, starting in 1983, Reagan claimed the Soviets enjoyed an "ov- WASHINGTON - This was the last day on the job for H. to offset Soviet medium-range nuclear mis- erwhelming advantage ... on the order of 6- Stuart Knight, who through eight years and three assassina- siles trained on Western Europe. tion attempts has been ultimately responsible for keeping the to-l" in medium-range missiles in Europe. Hundreds of thousands of Opponents of president of the United States free from harm. the NATO deployment have marched in Lon- The Soviet leader, in a speech last Mon- Knight steps down as director of the Secret Service amid don, Paris, Bonn and Amsterdam in recent day in Bonn, said his government was pre- an intelligence agency alert that Libyan or other Arab "hit weeks, demanding rejection of the U.S. mis- pared to make substantial reductions in nu- teams " may be planning to assassinate President Reagan and siles. And the Dutch government has linked clear weaponry if the United States agreed to other top American officials its support for the missile deployment plan to a moratorium on the the basing or mod- NUCLEAR TALKS— Paul H. Nitze, left, chief U.S. negotiator for the conference on There are reports, too — denied by Knight — that he is progress at the Geneva talks. ernizing of medium-range missiles while the nuclear weapons reduction In Europe is pictured with West German Chancellor being forced out A one-time underling, Robert Powis, now Expectations are running high among the Geneva talks are underway. Helmut Schmidt and his wife Lokl after he arrived in Hamburg-Langenhorn. outranks him as deputy assistant secretary for enforcement at the Treasury Department and published reports say there is bad blood between the"two. 9 "Absolutely not true, ' says Knight. "I realize that is the popular perception and from some perspectives even a logical Reagan: Allen's leave 'the proper course or reasonable assessment. But it's absolutely not true." Until a successor is named, Deputy Director Myron I. WASHINGTON (AP) - President Re- Reagan was heading back to Washington acknowledged. would return if cleared, said, "We'll have to Weinstein will be in charge of the agency with its 3,600 agan believes Richard V Allen took "the today at the end of a week-long vacation at By numerous accounts, two of Reagan's wait and see but I would not assume other employees and a $179 million annual budget. proper course" in stepping aside as national his mountaintop ranch. He planned to stop three top advisers, chief of stiff James w.se." A Secret Service agent for 32 of his 60 years, Knight is security adviser while he is under investiga- briefly at a fund-raiser in Cincinnati for the Baker and deputy chief of staff Michael De- The spokesman said he did not know if convinced that restrictions on intelligence gathering and the tion by the Justice Department, a top White financially strapped Ohio Republican Party. aver, wanted Allen to resign to curb political anyone in the administration • tried to talk speed with which would-be assassins can travel have made House aide says. Deputy White House press secretary damage to the administration. Allen out of going on leave. the job of protecting presidents much tougher "It was Allen's idea. It was Allen's de- Allen announced yesterday that the presi- Larry Speakes refused repeatedly yesterday Only Meese — Allen's immediate boss in "What we do is to keep the odds at the lowest minimum cision." dent had granted his request to go on admin- to characterize Reagan's reaction to Allen's the White House - had argued that Allen possible, given the nature of the society in which we live and Speakes said Allen will not use his White istrative leave pending the outcome of the decision or to say whether the president was should stay. the nature of the society in which a president has to function," relieved that Allen was stepping aside. House office or perform any of his duties, investigation for taking a $1,000 thank you Meese told Associated Press Radio yes- said Knight in an interview last week. which have been turned over to his deputy, gift from Japanese journalists for helping "He hasn't passed judgment either way. terday, however, that stepping aside will r James Nance. arrange an interview with Nancy Reagan. ... I think pretty well what you'll have is that give Allen "more flexibility in answering the Reagan was at his ranch Saturday night Dick made a request and the president hon- allegations that have been made." AGLU protests Nativity scene White House officials said the move was ored it." when Allen called from Washington to ask to Allen's idea alone. PIERRE. SI) - A Nativity scene was placed in the Allen's move puts some distance between "I think it's a good idea," Meese said, go on leave, Speakes said Allen already had Capitol rotunda during the weekend, over the objections of the "I think the president is very sympa- him and the White House, where top officials adding that Reagan did not discuss the leave talked with Meese earlier in the day, raising American Civil Liberties Union thetic to Dick's situation," presidential coun- had been concerned that the matter was a with Allen beforehand. the possibility of stepping aside and saying he The ACLL1 will decide this week whether to sue South selor Edwin Meese III told NBC News. "He growing embarrassment for the president. Alien said he expected to be cleared by would call the president if he decided to go. Dakota in federal court in an effort to force removal of the also wants all the facts to come out and "The interest in this case has developed the investigation, adding, "I fully expect to Speakes said. scene, an ACLU official said yesterday. understands why Dick is doing this and to an extent where great pressures have been resume my duties." Allen called Meese yesterday morning to "It's my opinion that the governor has an obligation to the agrees that this is the proper course." brought to bear on the White House," Allen Speakes, however, asked whether Allen tell him of the decision people to see that the Nativity scene is removed," said John Davidson, a University of South Dakota law professor and one of the leaders of the state ACLU chapter. < The display of the five-foot-high scene of the birth of Jesus Retirement 9 Highest court violates the Constitution's separation of church and state 'Terrible tablecloth clause. Davidson said The scene depicts the baby Jesus in a manger, surrounded account war mulls decision by Mary. Joseph, the three wise men and farm animals Among the 14 Christmas trees decorated in the rotunda crisis at White House during the weekend, one is adorned with 17 Stars of David, a being waged on Nixon suit Jewish symbol WASHINGTON (AP) - With her new agan's living quarters on the second and WASHINGTON lAP) - The Supreme Janklow. whose late father was Jewish, had said he would By LOUISE COOK state china about to be delivered, Nancy third floors. Court, in a case of potentially historic im- put up the tree which he referred to as a 'Hanukkah bush. " Associated Press Writer Reagan has another problem: not enough The White House Historical Associa- portance, is hearing arguments over whether for the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. which falls during the tablecloths. tion revealed recently that the money was former President Nixon can be forced to pay Christmas season Banks, savings and loan associations and "We have a terrible tablecloth crisis," used for a variety of things, including money out of his own pocket for violating the other financial institutions have fired the White House social secretary Muffie Bran- restoring 150 piece of furniture; replacing rights of Americans first shots in the war for the billions of don said. 72 lamp shades and II carpets and pads; Slaying of 6 said drug-related At stake is the claim by Pentagon dollars Americans are expected to put in And there is no money to purchase new purchasing new curtains and drapes for 26 "whistleblower" A. Ernest Fitzgerald that MIAMI - The gangland-style slayings of six people at an Individual Retirement Accounts next year. ones windows; replacing wallcoverings in 10 Nixon had him fired for disclosing to Con- exclusive townhouse in a guarded compound may have been Until now, IRAs were available only for To make matters worse, Mrs. Brandon rooms, seven closets and eight baths, and gress in 1968 that the C-5A military transport drug-related, police said yesterday workers not covered by a company pension said, "One set of tablecloths, to my com- replacing obsolete plumping fittings in plane could run $2 billion over estimate!. But investigators said they had no suspects plan The 1981 tax bill eliminates that restric- plete and utter horror, went out to the dry eight baths. Fitzgerald, who sued Nixon and two aides Four men in their 20s and 30s and two women in their 20s tion Beginning Jan. 1, any wage earner can cleaner and shrunk " The remaining $100)000 is earmarked for $3.5 million, claims his constitutional were killed Saturday night Bodies were found inside each of set aside up to $2,000 a year in an IRA. The On another occasion, she added, "I for refinishing mahogany doors on the right to free speech and his rights to make his three bedrooms Two of the victims had been shot, possibly investment and the interest it earns are saw a little rip in a beautiful linen over- state floor, refinishing the wood floors and views known to Congress were violated. with silencer-equipped weapons Four had been strangled exempt from income taxes until you start lay" and she personally sewed the cloth buying a new carpet for the ground floor. making withdrawals. The house was ransacked together just before Mrs. Reagan's lunch- Mrs. Brandon said she tries to make Nixon lawyer Herbert J. Miller Jr. con- Police said some of the victims had not been positively The money you put in an IRA can be eon guests arrived. the best of the tablecloth situation by vary- tends that a president needs absolute im- identified and they were withholding the names of the others invested in a number of ways Some invest' "There is not a limitless supply of ing the look as much as possible with munity from lawsuits seeking money dam- ments are insured; others are not. Some decorator linens" at the White House, candles, centerpieces and overlays in con- ages for misconduct in office if he is to be offer a guaranteed, fixed rate of return; Mrs. Brandon said. trasting colors. "vigorous and fearless " in performing his duties — People others do not Though Mrs. Reagan recently raised For example, she said, she found "old The Depository Institutions Deregulation more than $822,000 in tax-deductible con- lace overlays up in the attic" that can be Elliot L. Richardson, a former attorney Committee recently authorized a new catego- tributions to refurbish the White House, used on top of toe tablecloths., general in the Nixon administration, argues that the president's immunity also extends to ry of IRA — with a minimum term of 1M most of it has been spent and the rest Moat of the tablecloths, used on round CHICAGO i APi - former Nixon aides Bryce N. Harlow and years and no ceiling on the amount of interest already is planned for other things. tables at formal banquets honoring visiting Cardinal John Cody, the which can be paid. Alexander P. Butterfield. Roman Catholic In addition, there was a separate dona- heads of state as well as at less formal If you currently are eligible to open an Richardson also says Fitzgerald has not archbishop of Chicago tion of more than $209,000 from the non- occasions, are either linen or heavy cotton, IRA. you can get one of the new accounts made out proper legal claims to back up his who is reported to be un- profit Knapp Foundation used to purchase Mrs. Brandon said. starting Dec 1 If you're not now eligible, case. • der investigation for al- new china. Red, Mrs. Reagan's favorite color, is you'll have to wait until Jan 1 Fitzgerald s lawyer, John E. Nolan Jr., leged misuse of represented in the inventory as are several Sheila Tate, Mrs. Reagan's press secre- says absolute immunity for the president archdiocese money, will Because there is no limit on the interest pastels for the spring and summer. tary, said the first lady, has no plans to may be acceptable in "exceptional situ- be honored next month on for this category of IRA, competition is ex- But Mrs. Brandon said that being lim- purchase new silver because the existing ations," but that neither history nor the Con- the 50th anniversary of pected to be fierce Consumers will have to ited to six different changes of tablecloths flatwear will go nicely with the china. The stitution requires it in all cases. his ordination as a priest shop carefully to find the best deal presents a problem for a presidential fami- Advertising campaigns to encourage de- first shipment of the specially made Lenox The final decision on whether the presi- china is expected in mid-December. ly that enjoys entertaining. From Dec 5 to 13. posits already are under way The offers are She worries that people will begin to dent is subject to civil suits for money dam- Cody will be paid tribute reminiscent of the flurry of promotions that "We don't have any money" for notice the repetition. ages is expected by July. The president al- by religious and civic appeared in advance of the first All Savers tablecloths, Mrs. Brandon sighed. "It's hard when you have a slate vis- ready is subject to certain court orders such leaders at a luncheon and Certificates on Oct I. Most of the redecoration fund — itor each month," she said. "We can do it, as injunctions and subpoenas. three Masses, with a spe- Here are some of the basics about the way $730,000 - was spent on President Re- but you have to be very imaginative." Nixon is trying to squelch all current cial Mass Dec 9 that is IRAs will operate starting next year: lawsuits seeking money damages — and expected to draw many of block all such suits in the future. -Any wage earner, whether he or she is the country's bishops and self-employed or works for someone else, can cardinals open an Individual Retirement Account and The golden jubilee 1 deposit up to $2,000 a year A couple with only Mass will be Dec 13 in Cardinal John Cody one working spouse can set aside a total of Social Security battle vowed Holy Name Cathedral $2,250 a year in separate accounts. The cur- WASHINGTON (AP) - Leaders of a Cody. 73, was ordained Daily Express reported rent maximum is $1,500 for an individual and rule, but did make concessions to ensure skeptics think." large coalition of organizations represented in Rome on Dec 8, 1931 today $1,750 for a couple You do not have to deposit what he called "the most free-wheeling and Later, members of the Leadership Coun- at the White House Conference on Aging are and returned to his home the maximum. Nor do you have to put the wide-ranging (debate) possible" hi the com- cil of Aging Organizations agreed they would , Philip, 60, was "only vowing to stay and fight against Social Secur- diocese in St Louis in entire sum into a single account mittees. By law, he must send Congress put aside their procedural misgiving! and seconds from disaster ity benefits cuts rather than walk out. 1938 He became a bishop proposals to carry out conference recommen- fight from within when his plane, a twin- —The money paid into an IRA can be Health and Human Services Secretary in 1947 arid archbishop of dations. The council, a coalition of n aging engine Andover, narrow- deducted from current income for tax Richard S. Schweiker led off the agenda New Orleans in 1961 In Schweiker told reporters yesterday, groups, claims the allegiance of 100 to 1,000 ly missed colliding with purposes You do not have to itemize to claim today as keynote speaker at the $6 million 1965, he was installed as "This Is not a pro-Reagan conference. It's delegates. It drew nearly 800 delegates and the' Miami-bound jumbo the deduction. The interest earned on an IRA • conference's opening session. head of the Chicago not an anti-Reagan conference....Our objec- others to a briefing on its eight goals for toe jet that had just taken off does not count as income for tax purposes. Also addressing the 2,300 delegates was archdiocese, the nation's tive is to nave the sessions totally free and conference, Including no cuts in Social Secur from London's Heathrow 81-year-old Rep. Claude Pepper, chairman of largest with 2.4 million —You must pay taxes on the money you open." ity, national health insurance and more pub- airport Friday, the the House Select Committee on Aging. The members, and he became set aside, plus the interest, when you start At a private luncheon with the con- lic housing for the elderly. tabloid said Florida Democrat has been a caustic critic of a member of the Vat making withdrawals. The tax is not ference's 56-member National Advisory Cy Brickfield, executive director of the II the Reagan administration's attempt to cut lean's College of eliminated; it la simply postponed. Assum- Committee, which Includes some of his million-member National Retired Teachers A Buckingham Palace Social Security benefits. Cardinals in 1967 spokesman told The As- ing, however, that you leave the money on sharpest critics, Schweiker said he asked Association-American Association of Retired sociated Press an in- deposit until you retire, you will be in a lower Delegates from New York and several "before any rash actions are taken in terms Persons, said that La Ik of a walkout or a rump vestigation wn under tax bracket. If you make withdrawals before Western states said yesterday they may fight of either walking out or any kind of dissident session was "not for us. I think we should LONDON (AP) - way "into an incident in- you are 59'n»ld he«P«ti the measure top!!i? CbrlitOf)'ler J' whether to make Sen. Harrison A. Williams of the senator rather than against him had he the expulsion debate, Williams has conferred Jr. the first senator ousted for conduct other Ule t0 Byrne M rdent foe of known about a Justice Department memo in with several senators sympathetic to his iri.™.^ ".!!. " • than disloyalty. which reservations were expressed about the cause. The 61-year-old New Jersey Democrat, quality of the evidence against Williams. One is Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawall, who found guilty May 1 by a jury on bribery and Or Byrne however The senator also wants his colleagues to told newsmen two weeks ago that he may be ' " ' •"•«•»«•»«^3o conspiracy charges, is fighting a Senate eth- hear reports in person by a linguist and a willing to act as Williams' lawyer for the ics committee recommendation that he be U^ti? E*'™?1 knowln«fu" we" ""' hl» wccenor behavioral psychologist who say govern- floor debate. Williams' aides said no final expelled for "ethically repugnant" conduct ment-made voice and videotapes of Williams decision has been made, however, to have supports the death penalty. in the Abscam case. present distortions and do not show, as the Inouye play that role. Williams has said he made "errors In government says, any criminal intent. If Inouye takes the job, Senate sources Panel finds space for inmates judgment" but nothing criminal and nothing The Senate leaders have replied that the say he may ask for more time to prepare 1 11 pril0M 16 to warrant expulsion. ^ "L.*. ^ P" ' has located space for Senate Itself must decide these issues. himself for the case and, as a result, an The Senate has, expelled 15 members, l50 inmatat"now Jammeammd ll nN New •»«»•*• Baker and Minority Leader Robert C. expulsion vote would be delayed. !nd? C °y Ja S> lccor

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TINTOH FALL Freehold Millburn River Edge fOU»L OPPOBtUNITV LfNDfB SATURDAY -9:30-5:00 Monroe Township River Vale Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SUNDAY-NOON-5:30 ^ 842-2727 Stning Stvtn Sine* >0M The Daily Register Abscam tactics mock justice Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON iniiHinn i IIHHIIIIIIIII the razzle-dazzle is one un- the jury the fact that the key deniable fact: The con- prosecution witness was un- ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM<••« 1M should have a life like she If you called the SPCA this County, we offer the follow- - «M« m* M>*frv. CMarlwnMtt w iwawii ft »mct »r That efficiency reflected the the bucket of federal spending and was, ctmwcw »r*4wcft had Were you too lazy or too kitten would not have suf- ing comments concerning the cheap to call and spend a fered like she did. I certainly polished routine of the bureau's adminis- in fact, one of the more resourceful SPCA dime on the SPCA? She was a hope you're no one's mother tration of its principal obligation: It an- expenditures of the federal government. The Monmouth County feeding and socializing the beautiful calico kitten — any- mane dealh is offered to old or father, unless abandon- nually investigates the background of Those "savings" won't mean much SPCA located in Eatontown, animals. By 1 p.m., everyday one would love her and give or sick animals. ment comes easy for you. If is a shelter for unwanted or except Thursday, the doors her a home. I parked my car some 180.000 applicants for licenses to either if the diminished profile of the The SPCA does not patrol you are a parent you're cer- stray animals Animals must are open to the public and streets for strays. Your tax in my driveway and she saw manufacture, import or sell guns in the bureau contributes to an increase in the tainly setting an excellent ex- be brought to the shelter strays may be claimed and dollars pay for an animal con- me open my door and she ran United States volume of gun trafficking with the dan- ample for your children. since they cannot be picked animals may be brought in. A trol service for each munici- right in. She was so trusting. Those skillful reflexes in a critical ger to private citizens that will entail. up The staff works from 8-12 few lucky ones will be pality. Dogs are picked up by It was love at first sight. Believe me, God will defi- situation also underscored the contribu- At the very least, the president a in cleaning the kennel. adopted to good homes. A hu- the animal control and taken After observing her, my nitely see that you get your tion which the bureau has made to prose- should make certain that the responsi- to one of two animal pounds. daughter? and I could see she due. I couldn't sleep nights if I were you. This kitten died cution of crimes involving firearms bility of enforcing federal firearm laws' The SPCA does offer a lost was weak, cold and probably and found service. Lost or malnourished. She ate like Saturday night, Nov. 14, but The president is fond of the gun is reassigned to the Department of Jus- found animals may be re- she was starving, and that at least her last 4 days we lobby's favorite panacea for the use of tice ported to the shelter by was the very last time she loved and cared for her — not phone. There are some mira- ate. We tried vitamins, but by like you. cles, and lost animals are this time she was too weak to Sharon Kelly sometimes reunited with even open her mouth, God Cookie Kelly The school-prayer fixation their families. Most important, there is In a rather striking contradiction, marks. In the realm of theory, a child also an investigative depart- conservatives who like to insist that might be free to opt out of school-spon- ment which looks into com- Today in history education in ''values'' is the job of pa- sored prayers or religious exercises. Re- plaints of abuse or neglect. By Tke Associated Preti Ten years ago: Iranian rents, not the public schools, are bent on alistically, however, how many children Animals running loose, or Today is Monday, Nov. 30, barking animals are not nec- forces took over two British opening those same public schools to an the 334th day of 1W1. There protectorates in the Persian would have the self-confidence to mark essarily neglected or abused even more personal activity: religion. are 31 days left in the year. Gulf. themselves as different by affirmatively and should be reported to Recently, by a disgraceful 51-34 Today's highlight in his- withdrawing from a classroom exercise? your local municipality for tory: Five years ago: The British vote, the U.S. Senate approved a fatuous proper action. There are laws Congressmen who support a return On Nov. 30,1062, V Thant of government published a Mil to amendment to an appropriations bill that to protect animals, and bla- establish separate legislative to prayer in schools — either through Burma was elected U.N. Sec- would prevent the federal government tant disregard of these laws retary-General. assemblies in Scotland and symbolic legislation like the recent rider can result In i court sum- Wales to provide more home spending any tax monies "to prevent On this date: or in more mischievous bills aimed at mons. If found guilty, a stiff In 1782, America and Brit- rule. implementation of programs of volun- fine can be levied preventing the courts from interfering ain signed preliminary peace tary school prayer and meditation in the The shelter is a private, One year ago: Two damag- articles in Paris, ending the ing aftershocks Jolted south- public schools ' with school prayer — insult both the non-profit organization exist- Revolutionary War. em Italy, where more than • Never mind that no such federal Constitution and religion. ing solely on donations. The In 1M», the Chinese Com- SPCA is not an agency of the 3,000 people died in an earth- aotivity has taken place in the real For, as many perceptive clergymen munists captured the city of quake a week earlier. county, but it does serve the Chunfinf. world; that inconvenient fact could not have observed, the fixation on prayer in animals of Monmouth Coun- In ltm, President Gerald the schools demeans not only religion in Today's birthdays: Actress stand in the way of congressmen desper- ty Ford flew to China to expand Virginia Mayo Is 61. Actor ate to put themselves on record in favor general — by equating it with a few Karen Towne, the new relationship begun in Efram Zimbalist Jr is SS. of "voluntary" school prayer and mumbled prayers at the beginning of a Administrative Director Peking three years earlier by Monmouth County SPCA Richard Nixon Thought for today: The fun- against a sensible Supreme Court ruling class — but also the distinctive beliefs damental detect of fathers Is abolishing compulsory prayer and Bible and practices of individual traditions. And in 1971, Pope John Paul that they want their children reading in public schools. Even religious Americans should Abandonment II was reported to have met to be a credit to them. - secretly with four black na- Bertrand Russell, British The world "voluntary" in the bill pray that Congress comes to its senses 'The recession may be deeper because you're Port Monmouth tionalist leaders from South mathematician-philosopher t be set iniide very large quotation! on this issue. nol doing enough buying' To the Editor: Africa. (167MS70). SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30,1961. The Arts The Daily Register 7 Critic's film on Cagney career tickles veteran actor's fancy By TOM JOKY the mid-VOs, with his PBS series "The Men Who public, and he's more relaxed. Made the Movies," as well features for com- "I did the interview over two days, and I didn't NEW YORK (AP) - Richard Schickel took his mercial television like "Life Goes to the Movies" see how good it was until the second day. I had the film, "That Yankee Doodle Dandy," to James and "SI'KX." on Hollywood's special effects. dailies, and all the expression in Cagney — I hadn't Cagney for a personal screening the other day, "James Cagney: That Yankee Doodle Dan- noticed as we talked. and, the critic says, "You can imagine my anxie- dy." is, without a doubt, the best of a rather good "Milos told me good actor is better on film ty. lot. than in person, and Cagney has that capacity to be "His idea of a great actor," Schickel says, "is In fact it might never have been made had not open to the camera. Isn't that an interesting to do it all, and never show a sign of effort. His Milos Forman coaxed Cagney out of retirement to paradox? Cagney is such a private person away whole idea is to make it look easy. Oh, there is appear in the recently released "Ragtime." from the camera." evidence he cared, but he never wanted you to "One important thing in a film like this is the "That Yankee Doodle Dandy" includes seg- know that. personality," says Schickel, who considers ments from Cagney's most memorable films, Cagney, along with Cary Grant and Spencer from his first Hollywood soundstage production, "So he watched the film, and said nothing," Tracy, "one of the three greatest film actors who "Sinner's Holiday" in 1930, through the current Schickel recalls of the actor's preview. "But ever lived." "You've got to interview him, and I "Ragtime." There are clips from a variety of every once in a while, there would be this great, was lucky to get James. low chuckle. films, like "The Public Enemy," "Angels with "We had had one previous communication, Dirty Faces" and, of course. "Yankee Doodle "I couldn't be quite sure why those scenes almost 10 years ago," the critic remembers. "It Dandy." would make him laugh. Even in his amusement, Schickel himself works a little magic with the he's a very private person. I think because he was for the first clip show I did, and we were using the old Warner Bros, movies of the '30s and '40s. I film. "I think what I've always tried to do in a clip never looks at his own movies, and didn't when he show is relate the film to the interview as closely made them, some of the scenes were quite new to wrote Cagney, asking if he would sit for an in- as possible. There's this machine gun segment, him." terview. He declined, but said, 'I read you in Life back in the days when they used live bullets. He It was, perhaps in that sense, the ultimate magazine. You seem to know what you're doing.' talks about that, then you really see that he would compliment for Schickel, whose marvelous retro- That was as great a compliment as I could ever have been shot, if he hadn't moved at just the right spective on the life and work of the 81-year-old get- time." Cagney will be broadcast by Channel 13 at 9:05 In any case, Cagney agreed to the interview But the subject himself brings some magic to AFphate p.m. tomorrow. this time, and Schickel took off for London, where the film, too. "Art is always finally inexplicable," Schickel, film critic for Life magazine until its "Ragtime" was in production. Schickel says. "I think what always distinguishes YANKEE DOODLE DANDY - Veteran film actor James Cagnev, 81, appears In demise in 1972, and for Time magazine since then, "I was awfully happy I did it on the set there," the big stars is the fact that acting is a mystery "That Yankee Doodle Dandy," to be broadcast at 9 p.m. on Channel 13 tomorrow. has been a familiar presence on television since he says. "He knows when he's on the set, he's Some people just have it — whatever it is."

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The MIDDLETOWN tax cut, it makes sense to ceiling rises to $2,000 next able to qualify for a deduction to the next, you can get the Check with the mortgage Channel Home Center maximum benefit from both shift deductions into 1962 if year, with no limit on the until you file your 1982 return. holder for details. You cannot Rt. 35 A Harmony Rd. of them. le. percentage of your income Tomorrow: Adding Up Here are some areas in pre-pay 1982 interest and sub- you can set aside. The Deductions •tore Hour*: Mon.-Fri. l»i p.m.; Sat. 104671-547 p.m. A tun. 12-» p.m 2 It is often hard for wage tract it from this year's in- earners to shift income The which you can shift spending come, s^tmmm-tmm money is considered yours, to save: ' . —Sales tax. The sales levy for tax purposes, when you —Charitable contribu- on a major purchase like a receive it, even if you try to tions If you're planning a car can be substantial. 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Clemson Univeriity and Orange Bowl said the timing of the report led him to It at that time: We continued to pursue had a Knoxville insurance agent pay item and so they went ahead and put it Atchley said the school had been officials .aid ABC-TV. repo^S'saUiT- believe ABC may have Intended to af- the story and when we had enough in- them to sign with the Tigers. on," he said. advised by attorneys during the in- day about M NCAA investigation of fect this week's national rankings. formation and background we did air Bernstein denied there was any at- vestigation, which he said was in the mtged payoffs to Clemton football re- Since Pitt's 41-14 loss to Perm SUte It." Bernstein said. But Atchley, Marks and Clemson tempt by the NCAA "to restrain us." preliminary stages. eruiU was in Ill-timed "cheap thot." left Clemson, 11-0, as the only un- He said the decision to report the Athletic Director H.C. "Bill" McLellan McLellan said prosecuting a case Marks said, "They (ABC) were durin defeated Top Twenty team,1 Clemson bristled at the timing of the story. MJSJLT?"! &* « "alftlme of story was made the middle of last week against a school on national television trying to do that to help the Sugar Bowl appears likely to replace Pitt as the and officials of both Clemson and the McLellan said he knew that ABC was "is an unprecedented thing in college and I Just can't get over it. I really U»e Plttsburgh-Penn SUte game, may nation's top-ranked team. prepared to air the story, which In- have been broadcast In an attempt to NCAA were advised at that time. athletics, in our opinion." thought it was cheap. And I think A spokesman for ABC Sports said "Pitt was No 1 at time," Bernstein cluded interviews with Cofer, Minor and "I think they were trying to promote they're going to find that it hurt them jeopanll*e Clenuon'i national ranking former Clemson head basketball Coach and to promote the rival Sugar Bowl, that, "In no way whatsover was this noted in response to charges that the the Sugar Bowl Instead of the Orange and it hurt their position." Tales Locke. wMch ABC will televise, the officials story investigated and reported to hurt telecast may have been aimed at affect- Bowl," he added. The interviews with Cofer and Minor Clemson In any form, whether In the Ing the rankings. "Clemson Is 11-0 and "I called and did everything I could Atchley said, "My comments have were made two days before the Nov. 14 rankings or in Its bowl appearance." regardless of anything else It will be to try to keep them from running it and been that the people (Cofer and Minor) Clemson-North Carolina game, but "I thought it was a cheap shot, "said Donn Bernstein said ABC had been No 1 "Bernstein said. the NCAA tried to help, but they said can say anything they want (but) there Bernstein said it was not aired during Stan Marks, chairman of the selection looking into the story since early this The ABC report, by sportscaster Jim that there is an eight- to nine-minute have been no official charges made that game because, "We just couldn't committee for the Orange Bowl, which month when It first appeared In the Lampley, broke little or no ground con- segment where they (the network) can against the school. ABC and the media take interviews with two kids and fly on on Jan. 1 will match up No.2 Clemson Washington Post. "We pursued It then cerning charges by James Cofer and run whatever they want to," McLellan are taking it upon themselves to find out the air with them. We had to check it against No 5 Nebraska. but felt we did not have enough back- Terry Minor, football players from said. what's going on. But they should leave it

MAKE A DATE 13 The Daily Register ADVICE 15 CLASSIFIED 17 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER30,1981 Sports McNeil's two TDs power Jets' romp NEW YORK - Three weeks ago, yards in losses, raising their season Freeman McNeil was hobbling along on Gastineau goes total to a league-leading 54 sacks. They a sprained foot. Yesterday, be ran for also intercepted Jones once. He two touchdowns to lead the New York aged to complete only 10 of 24 passes for Jets to a 254 victory over Baltimore wild, page 10 142 yards, while the Jets' Richard Todd, that gave the Jets sole possession of facing little pressure, hit 16 of 28 at- first place In the American Conference far superior. It never permitted the tempts for 143 yards. East and left the Colts with their 12th Colts to get closer than the 31-yard line McNeil, who finished with 83 yards straight loss. — and that came In the closing minutes on 24 carries, scored the only TD the "Today was his best day," Jets of the third period. By then, the game Jets needed 9:31 into the game when he Coach said after McNeil was far out of reach. burst through the middle, cut to the ran for (3 yards, 44 more than the Colts' McNeil, the Jets' No.l draft choice, right around safety Bruce Laird and entire ground game. "He's Just begin- sprinted 30 yards for his first rushing raced untouched into the end zone. His ning to get his timing back. He's learn- TD of the season In the opening quarter other score came 2:49 into the second ing where torun. " and dived the final yard In the third half, three plays after Harper's run "I feel I have a long way to go," said period following 's 46-yard down the left sideline. McNeil, "so maybe the Injury waa a punt return to the Colts' 1. In the 62-yard, five-play drive capped Messing in disguise. It gave me time to Leahy connected from the 37 and the by McNeil's 30-yard scoring sprint, watch and learn. Now I'm getting a lot 22 and twice from the 27 as the Jets, Todd completed passes of 16 and 17 more work." 8-1-1 In their past 10 games and 8-4-1 yards to tight end Jerome Bark urn. the While the Jets' offense worked overall, moved a half-game ahead of hero of last Sunday's victory over Mi- smoothly, Baltimore's sputtered from Miami, which plays at home tonight ami when he made the game-winning, the first play to the last. against Philadelphia. The victory guar- 11-yard touchdown catch in the closing "Offensively we didn't do a thing," anteed the Jets their first winning sea- seconds. said Colts Coach Mike McCormack son since 1M0. On New York's next possession, the STEAMIN' FREEMAN — Jets running back Freeman day's game against the Baltimore Colts. Making the "We kitted ourselves. The veterans The Colts are 1-12, the worst record score rose to 10-0 on Leahy's first field McNeil (24) steps Into the end zone after completing a useless effort to stop McNeil is . The Jets Mew audibles that make us look like we in the . The goal, the 37-yarder 1:35 into the second 30-vard touchdown run In the first quarter of yester- shut out the Colts, 25-0. don't know what the devil we're doing. shutout was their first since a 1W> lots quarter. The defense played maybe the best It's at Miami Nov. 11, 1B79 The Jets' last McNeil caught an 11-yard pass and yards to Bobby Jones, drove within 1 had to settle for Leahy's 22-yard field Late in the first quarter, Bruce played all year. The kids never gave shutout victor^ came Nov. 14, 1076, 344 grabbed a 10-yarder in yard of the Baltimore goal line the next goal three minutes before halftime. Harper of the Jets fumbled and the Colts up ." over Tampa Bay. the drive that stalled at the Baltimore time they had the ball. But on thlrd-and- Twice In the first half, the Colts fell on the ball — but a personal foul But the Jets' defense, particularly The Jets sacked hapless Colts quar- 20. one, Kevin Long fumbled. He recovered appeared to have a good scoring chance, against Ricky Jones for a head slap the "," was terback five times for 3t The Jets, with Todd passing 16 and 10 the ball but lost 3 yards and New York but each time it was killed by a penalty. wiped out the play 49ers take division title at Giant expense SAN FRANCISCO - The San Fran- would be celebrating a championship," cluded Hicks. game's first points six plays later. quarter. San Francisco's Ray game ranked last offensively among cisco 49en, two years after a 2-14 sea- said tackle Keith Fahnhorst, an eight- "I don't recall us making one big The Giants, 6-7, turned the ball over Wersching booted a 23-yard field goal NFL teams and did little to improve son, have become the National Football year veteran. play on defense," said New York Coach five times in the loss which virtually midway in the last quarter. that standing They totaled 223 net League's first division champions of Several thousand fans spilled onto Ray Perkins, whose defense ranks killed their playoff hopes. San Francisco Atlanta is 7-6 in the NFC West and yards, and in the second half did vir- 1M1 the muddy field after the 4ters had won among the NFL's best. "They made Keena Turner recovered a could tie for first, but would be declared ' tually nothing on offense except on the "I know bow it feels to be down, but for the ninth time in the last 10 games to them and we didn't, and that was the by Rob Carpenter at the Giants' runner-up to the 49ers under the NFL touchdown drive which covered 76 time passes quickly and I've learned to make their record 10-3, which clinched difference." 40 early in the second period and the tie-breaking formula. yards. forget those bad times" said Dwight the National Conference West title. Hicks, the 49ers' free safety, ran the 49ers cashed in, with Joe Montana run- The 49ers have had only one other Hicks, toe defensive back who Joined Hicks set up the game's first touch- ball to New York's 16-yard line with his ning 20 yards for the touchdown on a winning season, 1976 when they went 8-6, New York did not manage a first the team In 1979 and made the first big down with a 54-yard interception return ninth interception of the season, picking draw. since winning their last division title in down after Carpenter's touchdown. On play in yesterday's title-clinching 17-10 and the 49ers went on to win the de- off a Scott Brunner pass which went off New York cut the 49ers' lead to 14-10 1972 With one more victory, they will the last play of the game, Brunner tried victory over the . fensive battle. the hands of receiver Tom Mullady in on Joe Danelo's 52-yard field goal in the have the most ever in one season since a desperation pass from his 16 and safe- "I never thought I'd see the day "We came up with enough turnovers the first quarter. San Francisco fullback second period and Carpenter's three joining the NFL in 1950. ty Carlton Williamson intercepted at when the crowd at Candlestick Park to keep things going in our favor," con- Johnny Davis plunged one yard for the Vard touchdown run early in the final The Giants went into yesterday's midfield. Rangers, Nordiques * 'Nova mauls tie on Pavelich goal by 48 NEW YORK (AP) - Defenseman Reijo i Ruff sent a sixsling 55-foot shot from the PHILADELPHIA - Monmouth College, which is expected tuotsalainen hit Mark Pavelich with a point early in the third period past New York to move up to Division I in the next couple of years, got its wrfect pass and Pavelich pushed the puck goaltender Billy Smith to give Buffalo a 4-2 initial taste of Division I competition last night lome with 55 seconds remaining last night to lead. And a sour taste it was jive the New York Rangers a 4-4 National Andre Savard and Craig Ramsay also had The Hawks were buried by Villanova. 96-48. playing at the Jockey League tie with the Quebec Nor- -Buffalo goals. The Islander's Anders Kallur infamous Villanova Field House before 3.000 partison Wildcat llques. and Mike McEwen tallied for New York. fans The Rangers, who rallied from a 4-2 defi- Kallur's scored a short-handed goal for The Wildcats, expected to be one of the top teams in the •It on third-period goals by Mike Rogers and his 10th goal of the year at 12:35 of the first East this year, looked the part last night as they dominated 'avelich, had removed goaltender Steve period to give the Islanders a 1-0 lead. Bob every phase of the game They made 21 steals and forced 30 Veeks Just prior to Pavellch's dramatic goal. Bourne took control of the puck In the neutral Monmouth turnovers. Mark Tardlf, who scored three times In zone and fed Kallur, who broke in alone. Monmouth. which dropped its first game after two vic- Juebecs 7-4 victory over New York Saturday Kallur faked Buffalo goalie Don Edwards out tories, never led although it stayed with striking distance for Ight, broke a 2-i tie with a goal at 7:29 otVthe of the net and slid a onejund shot behind awhile. him. #cond period. A Lonnie Taylor layup narrowed Villanova's lead to 17-12, Earlier in the middle session, Tardlf, Savard picked up a power-play goal after but the Wildcats pulled away after that. They scored the final laying the left point on Quebec's power play. teammate John Van Boxmeer skated up the nine points of the first half to open up a 50-25 spread ed Anton Stastny, who cut to the slot and ice and blasted a shot that Smith stopped ent a backhand shot on goal. Weeks, making The puck dropped on the goal line and Savard The second half was no contest either as Villanova ended Is 13th straight start for New York, kicked pushed it in for his third goal if the year. up doubling Monmouth's score. Villanova reserves came in M puck out to Marian Stastny, who knocked McEwen put the Islanders ahead by a goal with 7:30 left but the Hawks still couldn't slow the Wildcats itherebound 29 seconds later when he moved In from the down Leas than five minutes after Stastny's right and shot through a crowd in front of the Stewart Granger and 6-6 John Pinone lead the Wildcats oal, the Rangers' Ron Duguay tied it on a net for an unassisted goal. with 18 and 16 points, respectively Freshman standout Ed wrt wrist shot after a slick feed from Dave Pinckney added 11 and pulled down seven rebounds. laloney, who also set up New York's first Gary Carter was the only .Monmouth player in double Dal by Mike Allison In the opening period. Caoadlni I, Wkalen 3 figures. He finished with 12 Dave Plcnette connected on a first-period MONTREAL - Doug Rlsebrough scored Marty Lutschaunig. who starred at Christian Brothers JW«T play by Quebec, while Alain Cote's his first three goals of the season, while Academy three years ago, got into the game late and scored illy with Just 14 seconds remaining in the linemates Mario Tremblay and Pierre Mon- two points for the winners wood period made it 4-2 In favor of the dou collected five and four points, respective- The win was the 19th straight in a home game for ordlques. ly, as the Montreal Canadlens coasted past Villanova. The last time Villanova dropped a home opener Rogers pulled the Rangers within a goal the Hartford Whalers. was in 1962 to Princeton. 7:4» of the final period when be poked the The victory ended Montreal's three-game Monmouth returns home Thursday when it faces Division ick loose from a scramble and slapped it winless streak and extended the Whalers' II power Philadelphia Textile Game time is 8 p.m. ist Nordiques goaltender Dan Bouchard. futility on the road. Hartford has lost eight games and tied three in 11 road contests LuHcrwunio 1-0-2. Granger 1-3 II, SK 1-1-4. Hirrlnolon 0-0-0. McK.nn. 0*0, lakres I, lalanlers t Rlsebrough added an to complete a G McLt-ln 2-O-I, Enflghl 2-I-e. Mutouln HfjMrcl I*. D McLt.li. »*4. Sen BUFFALO, NY - Undy Ruff scored the four-point night, while Tremblay scored once 12 4, Oobb» W-fc Plnoot M-lfchr,,|[iM P'"^* m m CLEANING HOUSE — Thomas Jonsson of the New York Islanders (3) tries to get ld* 1-0-4. C*Mw«lt 0*0, Gttll 0*0. Williams m, Ing and winning goals last night as the and assisted on four other goals. Mondou, the c«n«r »o-u, ' r. 1*1 S.tt. WI.*m Co..rt MM. Koct 0-H J.F. Sauve of the Buffalo Sabres out of the Islander goal crease during yesterday's Maikt. t-4-4, Stout i 7-», Liari iiffalo Sabres defeated the New York Is- line's center, scored once and contributed TOTALS 20-I-4I three assists NHL game In Buffalo. Mitfilmt Vtlltnov* »0-» 10 I lie Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER ao. 1981 Bridgeman's 26 buries Spurs Sports in brief MILWAUKEE (AP) - The Milwaukee Paxson with 1:07 left enabled the Portland King. 104, W.rrlori 100 Uken 122. Rocket. 104 Bucks, led by Junior Bridgeman's 26 points Trail Blazers to defeat the Chicago Bulls. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Reserve guard LOS ANGELES - Norm Nixon and and Quinn Buckner's 21, built a 15-point lead The Blazers, leading the Pacific Division Ernie Grunfeld scored 24 points and forwards' Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 23 points early in the second half and held on for a with a 10-4 record, blew a 22-point lead as the Cliff Robinson and Eddie Johnson fueled a apiece to lead a balanced Los Angeles attack 105-89 National Basketball Association vic- Bulls stormed back in the second half behind second-half raUy to lift the Kansas City Kings last night as th« Lakers rolled to an easy tory yesterday over San Antonio. Artis Gilmore. to a come-from-behind victory over the vicory over the Houston Rockets. The Spurs, whq have lost four of their last Chicago took the lead at 101-99 on Golden State Warriors. Mitch Kupchak and Jamaal Wilkes added five games, Were led by George Gervin with Gilmore's stuff shot with 4:57 to go. Johnson, a rookie, scored all but two of his 18 points each and and 33 points Two successive steals and three free 14 points in the second half. Robinson scored Earvin "Magic" Johnson tallied 14 and 12 The Bucks scored four times on fast throws by Portland rookie Darnell Valentine 12 of his 13 points in the sceond half to help points, respectively, for the Lakers, who re- breaks and twice on offensive rebounds for gave the Blazers a 102-101 lead they never the Kings erase a 27-point first-half deficit. an 18-5 lead relinquished Johnson put the Kings ahead to stay with corded their 10th triumph in the last 11 a layup with 5:28 left in the game to give the games. Bridgeman came off the bench and put in Chicago narrowed the count to 104-103 on 13 points in the second quarter, sinking six of Kings a 98-96 lead. The Kings out-scored Johnson also had 11 rebounds. Johnson another Gilmore layin Gilmore led the Bulls Golden State 8-4 with 5:30 left to preserve the 10 long shots as the Bucks too a 56-41 lead in scoring with 20 points and Nixon had 11 assists each. Gervin scored six of his 22 first-half points victory. After that, Portland rookie Pete Ver- Abdul-Jabbar needed 30 points to become in the final minute of the second period to hoeven, Portland's leading scorer with 24 The victory snapped a four-game losing help the Spurs get within 58-47 at halftime the second-leading scorer in NBA history. points, scored four straight. Paxson hit his streak for Kansas City and lifted the Kings' The Los Angeles center trails Oscar Robert- Milwaukee increased its lead to 62-47 ear- jumper after two free throws by Gilmore, to record to 4-10. son by six points and figures to pass Robert- ly in the second half on fast-break layups by make it 110-105 Two baskets by Reggie The Warriors' Bernard King tied Grun- son tomorrow night when the Lakers enter- Buckner and Mickey Johnson Theus of Chicago brought it to 110-109 feld for scoring honors with 24 points. Lloyd tain the Utah Jazz. But the Spurs outrebounded the Bucks 14-9 Calvin Natt clinched the game for the Free added 19 and Joe Barry Carroll scored Houston forward Elvin Hayes led all in the third quarter, limiting Milwaukee's Blazers with four free throws In the last eight 17 before fouling out late in the fourth quar- scorers with 30 points and all rebounders first-break opportunities seconds. ter. with 12. Moses Malone added 23 points for the Gervin and Reggie Johnson led a rally as Portland built a 3717 first-period lead and Golden State blew the game open by out- Rockets, who have lost five straight games the Spurs cut their deficit to 74-68 and 10 of their last 14 outings. A basket by Ron Brewer pulled the Spurs stretched it to 43-21 early in the second period scoring Kansas City 16-1 in the first four as Verhoeven scored 13 of his points minutes of the second quarter to take a 17- The Lakers led throughout a close first to within 80-76 with 8 11 to play But half and held a 58-54 advantage at the in- Bridgeman sank a three-point goal and Bob Natt finished with 21 points and Paxson, pointlead. 20. for the Blazers Theus had 18 for Chicago, The Warriors led by 27 points when re- termission. Los Angeles outscored Houston Lanier converted a three-point play to regain 18-8 in the first six minutes of the third momentum for Milwaukee now 6-10 in the Central Division serve Rickey Brown sank a baseline jumper Rookie center Petur Gudmundsson had a with 2:22 left ID the sceond quarter. quarter to take a 14 point lead and the Rock- ets didn't threaten after that. It was 92-72 Trail Blazers 114. Bulls 109 career-high 12 points and had nine rebounds The loss dropped Golden State's record to entering the final period. PORTLAND. Ore - A jump shot by Jim for Portland 8-7 INDEPENDENCE DAY — Dave Patterson of Nor- ristown, Pa., hits the tape in front of Independence Hall yesterday to win the first Philadelphia Inde- Gastineau's hot-dogging • pendence Marathon. H is time was 2:17.25. only bothers opponent Nittany take Lambert Big is co-chairman thought when you made a sack, you'd of the football Jets notorious "New rubbed it in enough But if it helps Mark NEWYORK(AP)- Penn State, which shocked No. 1 York Sack Exchange " But he is the let off steam, it's OK with me.'' Pittsburgh 48-14 Saturday, was named the winner of the sole proprietor of the hot dog con Gastineau insists he's not trying to Lambert Trophy yesterday as the top major-college cession rub it into anybody. football team in the Northeast. I don't call it hot-dogging, says WILL "It's just a natural reaction," he The Nittany Lions, 9-2, got 68 'out of a possible 70 the 6-foot-5. 276-pound contends "Every time a guy intercepts points in voting by a panel of seven sports writers and who has a fierce rivalry going with a pass or recovers a fumble, he jumps broadcasters, according to John Barrington, the pro- teammate over who can GR1MSLEY up waving his arms over his head. And gram's coordinator. sack the most rival "To how about all that ball spiking and The final vote was taken yesterday morning, Bar- me. it's a form of self-expression I call cootchie-cootchie dancing in the end rington said it emotion zone after a touchdown1' What I do is no Pitt, 10-1, which had been ranked first in the nation in Gastineau and Klecku are the chief different.!' The Associated Press poll and in the previous two weekly culprits in making the Jets the No 1 Lambert Trophy ballots, finished second In the final terror in the National Football League Our guys don't like it " The exploits of Gastineau, Klecko & voting with 62 points, Barrington said. at snuffing out plays before they get 1 ..1 IIIH-.JII is fully aware of how his .Co. have given the Jets' defense not only Yale, the Ivy League champion, was third with 52 started Kjch had two sacks in the 25-0 heehaw" antics — as he personally pride but an identity The label, "New points, followed by Navy. 49; West Virginia, 38; Colgate, victory over Baltimore Sunday for a terms them — might bite into the pride York Sack Exchange," is now known 29; Syracuse, 25; Holy Cross, 14; Dartmouth, IS; and team total of 54 Klecku leads with 18 1 >f his adversaries and even spark re- and respected throughout the league. Temple and Boston College. 12 each. followed by Gastineau with 17'2 taliation but he doesn't care. Last week, the "Sack Exchange," in- The Lambert Cup. signifying the top Northeast team In football, it's like carving notches I've always done it," he says "I cluding Abdul Salaam and , in NCAA Divisions I-AA and II, went to unbeaten Ship- on the wooden handle of a six-shooter did it in high school and at East Central visited the New York Stock Exchange pensburg State of Pennsylvania, with 49 points. However Gastineau. a third-year It's my way of letting off steam and threw Wall Street into a tizzy Delaware was second with 45, followed by Lafeyette, Jet out of East Central Oklahoma, has When I first came to the Jets, Normally, defensive players toil 41; Lehigh, 34; Massachusetts, 31; New Hampshire, 25; given the brutal ritual an added some of our guys — I won t name them without recognition or glory, although West Chester. 15; Boston University. 14; Millersville, dimension - took a dim view of it They intimated notice has been given to such units as Pa. State, 12: and Rhode Island. 9 Each time he swarms in and levels I was showing off So I stopped But I Minnesota's "." an enemy field general he stands over found I couldn't hold myself in Pittsburgh's "Steel Curtain" and Den- his'victim like a movie Tarzan. emits a So this year. I said to myself, ver's "Orange Crush." Stovall fires three aides yell and goes into a swirling dance What the heck - be yourself ' Some of The pros, once regarded as strictly BATON ROUGE, La - Head Coach Jerry Stovall, arms and legs flving the older people say it might keep me businesslike and unemotional, have bor- whose LSI 1 football team finished one of its worst seasons It could be an Indian war dance or a off the All-Pro team I hope not It rowed some of the old college spirit. ever Saturday night, fired three assistant coaches yester- bit of voodoo wouldnl be fair After generating that last-minute vic- day By any description it is a rather Coach Walt Michaels, a product of tory over Miami a week ago, Jet quar- Stovall announced the shakeup at a hastily-called grotesque scene It triggers the Jets Pennsylvania coal country and once a terback Richard Todd said, "I sat on news conference less than 24 hours after the Tigers lost fans into wild, appreciative frenzy linebacker for the Cleveland Browns. the sidelines and cried " 48-7 to arch-rival Tulane. only the team's third loss to the while opposing players bite their lips in Ays Gastineau s histrionics aren t his "1 never cried myself," said the Green Wave since 1948 chagrin way of doing things, but he has not seen nail-tough Michaels, "but when I was at Rt«li1«r »IM1O by J»m«t J. CMMllV The loss concluded Stovall's second season as head Bush some have called it (it to rebuke his defensive ace Cleveland, I saw the whole team cry. HOT DOG — Mark Gastineau of the Jets exults after a coach at 3-7-1 The Tigers had not lost seven games in a A hut dog says Randy McMillan It was an outburst of emotion I sack during last week's win over the Miami Dolphins. As long as he doesn't belittle a regular season since their 3-7-0 finish in 1956. And they the K.iltiiinii'i' fullback Its gloating think it's good for grown men to cry." Gastineau's antics have made him a popular Jet. blocker." Michaels says "I always have never before lost eight Fired were quarterback coach Bob Gatling, defensive coordinator Greg Williams and inside linebacker coach Bobbie Morrison Iona takes 3rd in Great Alaska shootout Stovall said they would be paid through the end of their contract periods, which expire Jan. 31,1962 ANCHORAGE AP - Sophomores Steve • 40 with 7 56 to go Falrfleld S8, VCU 54 Brown scored eight of St. Peters' first 21 Burtt and Gary Springer combined for 41 Georgetown went ahead by three points CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va - Hank points to lead the Peacocks to a rout of Pratt. points to lead the Iona Gaels to third place in on a goaltending call against Granville Foster hit four free throws for the only points Brown's spurt staked St Peter's to an U.S. gymnasts win medals the Great Alaska Shootout With a 71-58 vic- Waiters at 2 23 But another Kellogg baseline in the extra period last night as he led early 21-4 lead He finished with i game-high MOSCOW (API - US women's gymnastics coach tory yesterday over Washington State jumper put the Buckeyes in position to win (•'airfield's Stags to an overtime victory over 23 points. Don Peters says he's "very pleased, totally pleased" Back-to-back buckets by Burtt put Iona in Virginia Commonwealth's Rams in the con- Huggins finished with a game-high 13 with his team's performance at the World Cham- the lead for good at the 14-minute mark of the solation game of the United Virginia Bank- Brown, of Passaic, also took rebounding points Kellogg added 10 Freshman Patrick pionships first half The B-foot 2 guard was simply too Cavalier Invitational honors with nine and had seven assists and Kwing scored 12 for Georgetown two steals "Frankly, they did better than I expected. When you quick for the Cougars, finishing with 22 Maryland 82, Lafayette 58 points, eight of them.on slam dunks Felix Rivera added a career-high 18 compete in Moscow, it's difficult to get the scores you Virginia 76, George Mason 57 COLLEGE PARK, Md - Herman Veal The, Gaels also got a strong inside game points for the Peacocks, 2-0. need to win medals," Peters said before the team was CHARLOTTKSVILLE. Va - Freshman scored 16 points. Charles Pittman 14 and Pete from Springer who finished with 19 due to depart for the United States early today. Jimmy Mller scored six of his 16 points as Holbert 12. to lead Maryland over Lafayette. Mike Spaid led the Cougars with 14 points St. Joe's 74, Scranton 50 "The team came in sixth. That could have been Virginia s seventh-ranked Cavaliers bolted to The win was the second without a loss for PHILADELPHIA - Sophomore center better But we were pleased with the two medals " Ohio St. 47, Georgetown 46 a 17-3 lead and cruised past George Mason's the Terrapins Mike Whitman's 12 points led scored 19 points and grabbed Tracee Talavera, the 15-year-old U.S. champion, and ANCHORAGE Larry Huggins hit a 20- Patriots to win their own United Virginia Lafayette. 1-1. eight rebounds as St. Joseph's. Pa , beat Julianne McNamara, 16, both of Eugene, Ore., grabbed foot fadeaway jumper with four seconds Hank Cavalier Invitational basketball title Maryland had little trouble with the Scranton. bronze in the uneven bars and balance beam with master- remaining to give the Ohio State Buckeyes a Guard Jeff Jones Virginia's only senior, Leopards, opening an early 11-2 lead and ful performances in the final apparatus events yesterday. rome-from-behind win over Georgetown for had 14 points and junior Craig Robinson, extending it to 44-21 by the half. Four St. Joe's players scored in double They were the only women's medalists from a non- fourth place in the Great Alaska Shootout named the tourney s most valuable player, Included were runs of 9-0 and 104 and a figures as the Hawks opened their season communist country in a meet dominated by the Soviet Tony Campbell's 10 points in the second added 13 as Virginia won its fifth straight seven-minute span in which Lafayette did not with a win over the Division III Royals. Union in both men's and women's categories. half sparked the Buckeyes comeback after title in its own tourney, stretched its tourney score a field goal Senior Bryan Warrick and sophomore Lonnie Georgetown had built a 13 point lead Clark winning streak to 10 and won its 13th game in St. Peters M, Pratt 4t McFarlan had 14 points apiece and freshman Kellogg s jumper from the baseline tied it at ajowathome JERSEY CITY - Senior Guard William Bob Lojewski added 10 for the Hawks. Gerulaitis takes Sigma tennis JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Top-seeded American Vitas Gerulaitis, a reluctant participant in the Sigma Open tennis tournament, won the 137,500 first prize Nolan and Glover in the $300,0(10 tournament yesterday, and also was fined $425 for swearing. The world's fifth-ranked player easily beat coun- win Turkey Trot tryman Jeff Borowiak 6-4, 7-6, 6-1 and took the title without losing a set in the entire tourney. FAIR HAVEN - Dr Harry Holan of Navesink and Alice Gerulaitis had attempted to withdraw from the event Glover of Locust were winners yesterday in the fourth annual when Jimmy Connors pulled out because of threats Fair Haven Turkey Trot against his family by anti-apartheid activists. He told a Nolan took the lead at the 3'» mile mark to win the Dr cheering crowd of 6,000 at Ellis Park Sunday. "The George A Sheehan 5-Mile Run while Glover won the Deirdre politicians should be told to leave us alone, to mind their Reilly 3-mile women's race own business." Nolan and Conor Boyle of Manhattan College waged a tight race for most of the way before Nolan pulled away "Boyle had a big lead early. Nolan said, "and later we Textile hooters upset Indiana ran together until I drew ahead PHILADELPHIA - Second-ranked Philadelphia Tex- This was Nolan's seventh race this fall and his second tile, playing nearly the entire second half one nun abort, victory He was timed in 25 14 8 Mike Karr of Caldwell eliminated top-ranked Indiana 1-0 on a Tom McDonald 125 541 nipped Boyle 125 54 91 for third place goal yesterday in an NCAA quarterfinal soccer playoff Glover, a 22-year-old senior from Monmouth College, led game almost from the start in winning in 17 19 4 Jeanne LaPlaca of McDonald, a midfielder, scored his 11th goal of the North Hunterdon was runnerup in 17 31 4 season on a rebound from 20 yard! out at 23:15 of the tint "I was sick last summer." Glover said, "and I just half. Indiana goaltender Chris Oswald was screened by started running again in September I ran quite a lot last year. Mf llttt pfcrtM kv larrv other players on the shot. )Ut this was only my third race this fall ' WINNERS AND LOSERS - While Locusts' Alice Textile. 18-1-1, played 40 minutes of the second half The race started in front of the Fair Haven fire house. Glover, right, was winning the women's division of with ten players after forward Sean Fryatt, who scored ontinued through the streets of Fair Haven, and then finished yesterday's fourth annual Fair Haven Turkey Trot, 15 goals this season, was ejected for unsportsmanlike >ack at the fire house It was sponsored by Tim McLoone's some of the men, shown running down River Road, conduct. tunning Store in Eatontown weren't quite as successful. SHREWSBURY, N.j. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.1981 I lie Daily Register 11: Harris sets carry mark as Steelers roll

PITTSBURGH (AP) - Franco Harrli losing for the sixth time in seven games, BllliZl, HediklnsH broke the National Football League record dropped to 5-8. ORCHARD PARK, NY. - Coach Chuck for moit career carries yesterday, a tribute Inter-conference The pass-happy Bartkowski got his 372 Knox of the says he Is pleased to the durability of the Pittsburgh Steelers' yards on 18 completions in 25 tries, after with Roland Hooks, and Hooks says he is fullback. setting a club-record 416 yards passing two pleased with the Bills' offensive line. And the Pittsburgh defense notched Its The Rams managed just two first downs weeks against Pittsburgh. Hooks, starting at running back after re- first shutout since 1978 In a 24-0 victory over in the first half, entering Pittsburgh territory He hit six of his first eight passes in the placing the injured Joe Crlbbs last week, ran the Los Angeles Rams, losers of four straight only on the benefit of a fumble recovery. But game to boost the Falcons to a 10-0 first- for two touchdowns yesterday as the Bills for the first time since 1968. their only scoring chance died when Frank quarter lead on a 3-yard run by William beat the Washington Redskins, 21-14. Corral's field goal attempt was blocked. "We're playing as well as anybody right Andrews and Mick Luckhurst's 30-yard field Hooks had starred the previous Sunday now, but we have to sustain it," said Harris, goal. when he caught a 36-yard touchdown pass who rushed for 114 yards and a touchdown. FalcoDS 31, Oilers 27 The touchdown passes to Jackson and with only five seconds left in the game for a His 18 carries raised Us career total to HOUSTON - Atlanta's Steve Bartkowski, Jenkins came over a 22-second span late in 20-17 victory over New England. 2,420. breaking 0. J. Simpson's record of 2,404 whose long-range passing helped riddle Hous- the second quarter and staked the Falcons to Against Washington, he scooted four carries. ton 31-27 yesterday, proved be still wants to a 244 lead. yards for a second quarter touchdown and "I find it hard to believe I've run the ball be the mad bomber of the NFL, and the Cardinals 27, Patriots 26 ran 18 for the winning TD in the third quar- that many times," said Harris, a 10-year pro Oilers proved there Is still a little fight left in FOXBORO, Mass. - Roy Green is used to ter. who has never had a serious Injury. "But an old dog. breaking up passes. But yesterday, he caught "I think we've been running well the last we've had good teams, we've had a good line, Bartkowski, trying to become the first one that gave the St. Louis Cardinals a vic- two games,'' Hooks said. The difference, he and that makes the game fun." quarterback since Y.A. Tittle In 1962-63 to tory over the . said, "is largely due to the offensive line. With three wins in a row, the 8-5 Steelers lead the National Football League in touch- Rookie quarterback Nell Lomax threw to They've controlled the line of scrimmage, stayed in the thick of playoff contention And down passes two straight years, completed Green for a 33-yard touchdown with 33 sec- they haven't let the opponents get around the Coach Chuck Noll wasn't surprised Harris touchdown bombs of 43 yards to Alfred Jack- onds to play. Green then took up his position corners." led the way. son and 42 yards to Alfred Jenkins to high- in the St. Louis secondary when the Patriots Knox said, "We're pleased with Roland "He's had great durability," said Noll. light his passing performance. got the ball and knocked down a desperation Hooks. He got the game ball today, and had "Any team playing the Steelers comes in The Oilers, trailing 31-13 at one point in pass on the next to last play of the game. more than 100 yards rushing." here with the idea of stopping Franco. It's a the third quarter, rallied for a pair ol ate "He's got great endurance to play both Hooks' 109 yards on 19 carries was the real emotional grind to prepare every week touchdowns. ways," said St. Louis Coach Jim Hanifan "I third 100-yard rushing game of his NFL ca- for that. He's proven he can do it," Noll "I think it shows a lot of character on the don't think many guys in the league have the reer. added. part of our (earn that we are still in there ability to do that." And although he performed well yester- The shutout was the Rams first since a fighting for a playoff spot," said Bartkowski, "He's a great athlete with great speed. I day, Hooks acknowledged that the Washing- 1978 playoff loss to Dallas. At 5-fl they have who has 29 touchdown throws this year. "Of admire the man the way he picked up the ton defense "showed me formations I've only a mathematical chance for a nlnth- course, I'd like to lead the league in touch- offense so fast," Lomax said. never seen before. I didn't know what to do." stright playoff berth. down passes but the key for us is to get into Green became a receiver early in the Buffalo went in front of the Redskins 14-0 "We were ready to play. We were Just the playoffs." season after receiver Mel Gray was hurt. He on 's 21-yard pass play to Jerry beaten by a much better team today," said The beleaguered Oilers, out of the playoff caught three passes for 79 yards yesterday Butler in the first quarter and Hooks' first quarterback Pat Haden, sidelined with a sec- picture for the first time in four seasons, had and is the Cardinals' third leading receiver TD run in the second period. ond-quarter shoulder bruise after throwing to settle for their fourth-quarter comeback with 28 catches. Quarterback Joe Theismann guided the an interception. performance. It certainly gained the respect "It's always a thrill to score," said . Redskins to two second-quarter scores, one "I'm frustrated. as hell," said re- of Atlanta coach Leeman Bennett. Green, who was the primary receiver on the on a 2-yard run by John Riggins and the other, placement quarterback Dan Pastorlnl, In- "A lot of teams that are out of the decisive play. "Winning is the big thing and on a 25-yard pass play to Art Monk. tercepted three times. "I don't like losing. I playoffs would have quit," Bennett said. that's what made this touchdown special for The Bills capitalized on a break in the don't like not moving the ball and I don't like "But the Oilers didn't. They played very me." third quarter. Greg Caters punt for Buffalo not scoring any points." . physical at the end and it was a tribute to Ed On the first play of the march, Patriots' hit the turf, bounced off of Washington's And Pastorini, who took some lumps here Biles and the Oilers that they came back." Coach Ron Erhardt was hit with a 15-yard Mike Nelms and Buffalo's Rod Kush fell on it when he played for Houston, doesn't like As for his own team's performance, Ben- unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for arguing at the Washington 26. Two plays later, Hooks playing the Steelers. nett said, "Bart had a hot arm In the first that Lomax should have been ruled down ran 18 yards through right guard for the "They're the same old Steelers. They're half and, in fact, he, had a tremendous game when defensive end Julius Adams got a piece touchdown that put Buffalo ahead to stay. definitely Super Bowl quality," said overall. As long as we keep winning it's going of his jersey. A pair of Theismann in the fourth Pastorini. to be all right, but if we lose it's going to get "I probably cost us the ball game by quarter stalled Washington drives. With a CARRY ON — Franco Harris of the Pittsburgh Steelers "They've been ray biggest nemesis since tight for the wild card spots." yelling at the official," Erhardt said. "If you third-and-goal on Buffalo's 5, defensive end carries the ball for the 2,405th time in his career, I've been in the league. I know they're gonna Atlanta improved its record to 7-6 and have the rules, play by the rules." Sherman White jarred the ball from breaking the old record held bv O.J. Simpson. The be in the playoffs and I know they're gonna go stayed in the running for a National Con- The penalty moved the ball to the Pftri- Theismann, and Fred Smerlas recovered for Steelers went on to shut out the Los Angeles Rams, 24-0, a long way." ference wild-card playoff berth. The Oilers, ots' 48-yard line Buffalo- and up their record to 8 5. Muncie's four touchdown runs push Chargers into. West race SAN DIEGO (AP) - Chuck Muncie didn't personal highs. Anderson has been intercepted expect to play yesterday when the San Diego AFC roundup just six times. Chargers battled the Denver Broncos in a crucial He also went over the 3.000-yard mark for the National Football League game. season. He now has 3,143 passing yards this year. Anderson passed for 3,169 yards in a 14-game But, said the veteran running back, "There's "We gave them too many breaks and made season in 1975. the last time the Bengals made the a time you've got to play and injuries are secon- too many mistakes," said Denver Coach Dan playoffs. dary You've got to dig down deep." Reeves. "We got behind and it changed our game So Muncie played, and scored a career-high "When I'm playing well, it makes everybody plan. We didn't do the job we had to do offensively else look good." he said. "When they're playing four touchdowns, all in the first half, to power the - to keep their offense off the field." Chargers to a one-sided 34-17 victory over the good. I look good," Denver Broncos which threw the AFC West into a Bengals 41, Browns 21 Cincinnati improved its record to 10-3 and three-way tie for first place. CLEVELAND - Ken Anderson has compiled leads the Conference Central Division. Muncie. maligned a year ago for his frequent some, impressive statistics in his 10 years as the fumbling, scored on runs of 14, 1, 4 and 3 yards as ' starting quarterback. Raiders 32, Seahawks 31 San Diego, the NFL's highest-scoring team, But he rarely has been better than he was SEATTLE — The defending Super Bowl cham- roughed up the AFC's top-ranked defense. yesterday, when he rifled four touchdown passes pion Oakland Raiders kept their flickering Na- San Diego, Denver and Kansas City share the and surpassed several personal records in leading tional Football League playoff hopes alive with a division's lead with records of 8-5 with three the Bengals over the Cleveland Browns. wild, come-from-behind victory yesterday over games remaining in the regular season. "Kenny is so confident now he can do almost Seattle Muncie has been bothered by a knee injury he anything," said rookie Bengals receiver Cris Col- But Coach Tom Flores didn't sound optimistic suffered during a San Diego victory at Baltimore linsworth, who caught two of Anderson's scoring about the Raiders' playoff chances afterward. on Oct 18. He missed practice Friday because of tosses. "He throws the ball where he wants to. The Raiders were down 24-3 early in the the injury He has confidence in his receivers and his of- second half but they rallied for a 32-31 victory "Everything's coming together," said Mun- fensive line." over the Seahawks, who lost quarterback Jim cie, who has played much of the season with a Anderson also connected with Pete Johnson Zorn with a broken left ankle late in the game fractured thumb suffered in a lopsided loss at and M.L. Harris on first-half touchdown passes. Zorn left the Kingdome field on a stretcher-after Denver more than two months ago. "This was Johnson added a pair of fourth-quarter scores on being hit by Oakland Johnny Robinson. my most satisfying game so far. the ground. "We came out and played ball the way we're "Any time you play on a muddy field and you The victory left the Raiders with a 6-7 record. supposed to We haven't peaked yet, but we're have a clean uniform at the end of a game, you The Seahawks fell to 4-9. working pn it." know your line did a good job," Anderson said. "I don't worry about that (the playoffs) right The triumph was the second impressive win in He completed 26 of 32 passes for 235 yards how," said Flores "The playoffs look im- a row for the Chargers, coming on the heels of a without an interception. probable for us at this time. TAKING CHARGE — Chjjck Muncle of the San Diego Chargers rambles past Larrv 55-21 thrashing of defending Super Bowl champion He has completed 250 of 390 passes for 25 "Did San Diego win today? I guess that makes it even tighter '' (San Diego beat Denver 34-17) Evans of the Denver Broncos on his way to one w hi* four Jlrst half touchdowns. Oakland last week. • touchdowns this season All those figures are Dickey lifts Packers \ Dolphins and Eagles over Vikings, 35-23 both eye first place MIAMI (AP) - The Miami Dolphins, tory Shula teams have won three of their last BLOOMINOTON, Minn. (AP) - The traditionally strong finishers, will launch four games of the regular season seven times Green Bay Packers pulled off a triple come- NFC roundup their stretch run for the National Football in the past nine years. back yesterday in their 35-23 victory over the League playoffs tonight as slight underdogs The Dolphins, however, face a tough Minnesota Vikings. against the Philadelphia Eagles, a team stretch drive, with New England. Kansas First, they rebounded from a 37-3 rout at ever, said, "Green Bay would like to take needing a victory to climb back into a tie for City and Buffalo after the Eagles. the hands of Tampa Bay a week ago. Then credit for the way we played. Kramer had a the NFC East lead. Philadelphia. 20-10 losers to the New York they recovered from the two-touchdown on- bad day but no more than anyone else. A sellout Orange Bowl crowd of more Giants last week, will carry a 9-3 ledger into slaught by Minnesota in the first quarter. "Dickey's addition today strengthened than 75,000 is expected for the 9 p.m. EST the game, 'i game behind Dallas, which beat But the molt spectacular comeback was the team with his experience. nationally televised game that the quarter- Chicago on Thanksgiving Day by quarterback Lynn Dickey. Dickey, who "We'll start over next week. No one's backs of both teams agree will give the Like Woodley. Eagles quarterback Ron had missed three and part of another of the going to win four or five in a row. winner a headstart in charting its own desti- Jaworski said his teammates aren't looking last four games due to an Injury, put life in But it was the second loss in a row for ny,. for outside help down the stretch the Green Bay offense by completing 18 of 33 Minnesota, 7-6, which fell into a three-way tie The Dolphins, 7-4-1, are coming off two "If we need help, that means we're going passes for 283 yards and three touchdowns. for first place In the NFC Central with De- consecutive losses that enabled the New to lose a few games along the way There are "I didn't get off to a smooth start but as troit and Tampa Bay. Green Bay, 6-7, is one York Jets to climb into a first-place tie in the four games left and we've got to find a way to the game progressed I felt more at ease," game back. AFC East. The Jets, after beating Baltimore win all four." said Jaworski. "We do that and we win the division The ball's in our said Dickey, who was only 11 for 21 in the B«ci 31, Mats 14 yesterday, now lead the division with an 8-4-1 first half with two interceptions court. It's up to us now ." NEW ORLEANS - Tampa Bay quarter- record. On two of the touchdown passes, Dickey Philadelphia, which dropped a 17-14 de- back Doug Williams returned to the scene of To complicate the matter more for Mi- appeared to throw it up for grabs and his cision to the Cowboys four weeks ago, will some of his greatest collegiate triumphs yes- ami, last week's 16-15 last-minute loss to the receivers came down with It. visit Dallas on Dec. 13. The Eagles also will terday and kept his undefeated Superdome Jets gave New York a tie-breaker advantage "They (his receivers) always told me If face NFC East rivals Washington and St. streak alive by leading the Buccaneers over over the Dolphins because of its 1-0-1 record there was any doubt just throw It up there," Louis the New Orleans Saints in head-to-head competition between the he said. "I'll never admit it's sophisti- teams. "I love the Superdome," said Williams. Woodley. who has completed 153 of 266 cated ' "I never have lost here." However, Dolphins Coach Don Shula be- passes for 2,032 yards, 10 touchdowns and 11 He also credited his offensive line since As a collegian, Williams quarterbacked lieves his team can earn a playoff berth interceptions, will be facing the NFL's No. 1 he was not sacked. In the earlier 30-13 loss to Grambllng State to three victories over anyway If it can win its four remaining overall defense, Eagles Coach Dick Ver- the Vikings, he was dropped sight times. archrival Southern University in their annual games - an assessment quarterback David meil's pride and jov. "We were stung the last time we played Woodley agrees with. Southwestern Athletic Conference grudge them," Packer Coach Bart Starr said about "I don't like the feeling of trying to battle played each year In the Superdome. "We have to get ourselves prepared to the tacks "So the line worked all week to outscore people, "said Vermeil. who has used "I've played two exhibition games here play one of the best teams in the NFL," said rectify Out problem. the NFL draft in recent years to build a solid and this is the second regular game," Wil- Woodley "The main thing for us is to just "But today we rebounded because we defense. "Never have." liams said. HAPPY RETURN — Cincinnati Bengals coach Forrest take care of our own business. We can't be were stung a week ago The way we got beat sitting there hoping somebody else loses Jaworski, the NFC's fourth-rated passer, The Buccaneers' first victory ever came Gregg, left, who coached the Cleveland Browns for last week and then fell behind again today It We just have to take care of our own. will test a Miami secondary that has given up in the Superdome in 1977, the second year of many years, hugs the Browns' Ricky Feacher (83) after makes you appreciate it even more. his new team won yesterday's game. Miami's playoff hopes are buoyed by his- 234 yards per game. Vikings Coach Bud Grant, nonplussed as the franchise. \ m Mtrlboro 12 The Dtaily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30. i98i r*4 2M Marlboro from the Mentctldn al the said I by ON) Ttl I »K»OI ma Ttwnehle 1 Mtrttarg 11 Roots- wail rloM at way lino of SI. Law •I IT unOlVIO Or IM Totssv Ing held on NOV H. 1101 rent* W*y d thl and t*a> Council a* Hit ToerneMo el Evelyn Plccollnl •SS-rt' ?lol TownsMe Clerk Bay Tef rate N«Y 10111 10 OaOINAJKB #04-01 AN OHDIMANCE VACATING A TViETL ..istlnd s-Jltrly POKTION OF ST. LAWHSNCS rMM 1 w.v of tt. Lawr««. way en eiv%e to th, rMpht haylj. a rMta MAY IN THE TOWNSHIP OP CITYOPLOtMJ MAB1LIONO. COUNTY Of MOM- of I) 00 foot on arc MiwUi 710.7 lodl Success in bagging deer to • point at r.v.rso curvature. MONMOUTH C MOUTH AND STATE OP NEW NIW JBRtlY JEMCY PLANNINS BOARD ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE REGULAR MEET 3 ING OF THE PLANNING BOARD OF THE CITY OP LONG BRANCH s^.Sss HELD ON November U, INI THE to. mi oi a oo FOLLOWING .DECISIONS WIRE Mnoth al tOM Hdt la a Pdh* MtmklMl GIVEN: 1 Atom Us* proposed Wdtterlv _ ttrt TownsMO Orl.o. Brockrelde's application on depends on your stand Maikkoro. Now Jorsoy al wfikh tlmo rkehl of way lln* of II. Lanu Block: 101 Lot: 4b rtdsinl far a an a*nddd imtiailafj will no aivon minor subdivision hat been ap dfl ••trtldllft Id M hoard concorn There will be the sounds of ham- proved Steinberg's resolution deny had the suspicion that one of the deer where I got the buck and I told them I Ind said Ordinonco w.,1 a dlstaneo of 111.14 loot to tht ing the requested variances has OFFERCD IV: COUNCILMAN been reed end, adopted. Th* taotlco- mering and uwinf in the woodlands was a spike buck. had bought it for f 10 from an Indian point *nd plae. of bMlnnlnd KLAU lions of Optimo Inc. on Blk I! Lot: this week as hunters remodel their SECONDED BY COUN CONTAINS lt»t 1 souart lo*t In about a quarter of a mile I who had three bucks hanging outside CIHTIPICATIOH II. P*rk Avtnu* Syneoodw* on Blk: CILMAN HOORIHAN 17 Lot: It. Rivorllelds Inc. on Blk: tree stands for next week's six-day passed close to the tree stand of a of his shack on the Jop of the Kittatin- AYES: 4 I riaratjy certHy th* d»d** I* tja an Lot: 11 hat bean carried till th* NAYS 0 tru* and t..ct copy of a RaMfMI*" D*c*mb*r It. 1101 roomer meeting firearms deer season A plain plat- friend who assured me that none of ny Ridge. The other two were an ABSENT: 1 IGINSBEHGI adopted bv th* Township Council of R.t. Aide Drug Surf a application HENRY th. Township of Marlboro al a meet- form does nicely during the mild eight pointer, priced at 18, and a six EVELYN PICCOLINI on Blk: Wt Lots: 4a. 4b. 1 has boon the animals had antlers. ,n* h*W or, Nov 11. HOI Townshlo Clark granted the requested variances. weather, six-week archery season, pointer priced at $8 HYMAN C GROSSMAH EvalVfl HcCdllnl So 1 turned and started trudging THE PROCEEDINGS OF Council ProsKlont Township Clerk bat few hunters can endure one for THESE CASES MAY BE IN back through the snow, intending to When I left the two were trying to HOY 10 S4110 SCHAEFER OP.DINANCI ««MI SPECTEO IN THE OFFICE OF more than an hour or two in Decem- go back to my tepee.' get directions to that non-existent AN ORDINANCE VACATING A THE PLANNING BOARD. CITV PORTION OP ST. LAWRENCE RESOLUTION #10141 ber ' BEIT RESOLVED »v Ih. Town- HALL,. W4 BROADWAY. LONG But I didn't get there. I had shack in the wilderness. , WAY IN THE TOWNSHIP OF BRANCH. NEW JERSEY. MARLBORO COUNTY OF MON ship Council of th* Township of There are exceptions. The late BV ORDER OF THE PLAN- walked only a short distance back At that time the land was the MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW Marlboro that an Ordiitenc* en- titled' * ' NING BOARD: 1'apt Otto Reut of Highlands could locale of the old Coventry Hunting JERSEY when 1 beard the man in the tree fire ORDINANCE: »*MI Cnarkn E Polk BE IT ORDAINED BY IM I own Chairman climb into a tree before dawn and sit two shots and turned to witness an Club of which I was a member. Now UilO of Marlboro OS follows ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL TOWN- NOV 10 HO00 on a bare limb until sundown, but I . SdHtan I. TM Township Council your stand toward the center of the amazing sight. Another big herd of it is part of the Delaware Water Gap 04 ttta Township a) MorlOoro MroBv SHIP CLERIC TO EXECUTE AN BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDIMft AGREEMENT WITH MOMMOUTH need an enclosed stand with canvas woods there is less likelihood of find- deer was running toward me and in National Recreation Area. VM aloi and adjandnns any rloht. II- 110 Of Intorosl lit a Portion 0) SI. COUNTY FOR COOPERATIVE walls and a roof, plus a bench, a ing somebody else sitting in it when the center was a heavy racked 10 There are still a lot of deer there LowrorKO Wdv. In th* Township of PARTICIPATION IN THE COM- Marlbdfd. mon particularly do MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PRO- place to stand or hang the gun within you come back, the second day pointer 'but no longer in herds of S to 40. The GRAM PURSUANT TO THE IN- LOOM BRANCH. IH SEC SCHEDULE "A" AT TER LOCAL SERVICES ACT ' OF MOMMOUTH, easy reach, a stove, food and two The place where you erect your Jack had fired at the big buck but old inn is a ruins and the house where TACHED HERETO AND MADE A be adiidsad on second and 'Inalroad- . APPROPRIATING thermos jugs of hot soup. Some peo- stand should have ample ground cov- the range was too long for him. They we used to stay has been razed. PAP.T HERiOf Ino and notke of the p*st*t» ntraaf J ( Soctlon 1 Thai me ptaNk rwill shall b* advertised accerdmt ta law. ple prefer coffee er because deer prefer to hide in the passed me at a range of 30-40 yards Al Zaleski of Middletown shot a erlslrtd trom m* use ot e portion el OFFERED BY: COUNCILMAN 3 ft Si St Lowronce wav referred to above Reading a book is not recom- daytime and make the utmost advan- and they all disappeared except that 10-point 203-pound deer in Steuben KL U is hereto* released and extlivoultfsed. *S ECONDED BY: COUN .T?N:.;.V tage of cover when they move about. CILMAN HOURIHAN mended because your attention big buck. Jack offered to help me County's southern tier on the opening S*ctl*n I. After Introduction el BE IT ORDAINED BY THE AYES: 4 this Ordlnonc* on first reodlnd It CITV COUNCIL OF THt CITY OF should be riveted to the business at A friend of mine had an old fash- drag the deer back to the house day of the New York season. He used shell b* publlttsad In the mennef LONG BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY reouiredlnN JS. 40:4t-2eMceotthet ABSENT: 1 (GINSBERG! hand all day long A buck can appear ioned swivel piano stool in his tree where we were living for the week, a 12-gauge slug gun. OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY the oublkeilon tnall b» mod* tl EVELYN PICCOLINI Township Clerk {net tell Uwn two-lhlrtH «4 all mem at any moment, moving in utter si- stand so that he could survey all 360 but I told him to keep hunting. I was Baraegat refag< permits awarded i**it once end et So«st 10 days trhkr NV M,n*M 14 s I ICO OJ 17 Cniceoo I J I IIJ 101 M Son AnlonU 10 .at! - DURHAM, Nil (AP) - Philadelphia t) t m proved 10 i i H in ii Boston u 2 M' til l * Utah Junior Andy Brickley scored Ph.ieoeiohi* u 10 I 04 to II Si Louis • 11 4 It l« JO New Vorh * I 4J* 500 IV, US Lout Branch Z» Long Branch (b) The estimated maximum NV Render' t 11 1 II 103 It Detroit I IS I « in tf WaiMngtpn 4 tO IU I Houston li! S twice and tallied three assists •mwnl of bonds or noets to be H ..„. Kontas Cily ORDINANCI APPROPRIATING BOND PROCIBDS NOT wei.nir.gton s li I *• tl M Toronto t 11 I W 111 II New Jerstv 9 II 300 its jw Sued lor the improvement or M Dalles as the University of New Nil DID POR TH«I« OlliaiNAL PURPOll IN ORD0R TO Adorns Division Smyth* Division Cf-MreJ DtvliJe* in o purpose IS as -sUttd In Section 1 p PINANCI VARIOUS CAPITAL PROJICTS. IN AND BY THE Qv*M< 14 10 4 IIS 114 J3 Edmonto 11 t I IM tl V Atlanta I J .41) htrtof. * ~ Portlend 10 Hampshire defeated Prince- CITV OP LONO BRANCH, IM TNI COUNTY OP MOMMOUTH. II I • 10 !\ J1 vencouvfr II « 4 S4 01 MMilwaukee t I U0 .714 '••> (cl The estimated cost of the m H Jl ~ Los Angeles II NEW JERSEY 10 II 0 101 U4 10Detroit | 7 in rot - ton 8-1 yesterday. improvement or purpose Is e*>u*M It Boston *- r. » LosArvgote* ID 1 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP LONG .1 H] II 10 C-lfl-rv I 11 t t] 111 » Indiana I I WO tht amount of the appropriation '£ sISi." no I UNH scored five times i/i BRANCH. IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY (not lets herein made Pvtrefor. H M It COtOTMlO 1 II 4 U lit 10 f hueea 4 10 J7S lv , » Oolcstn SUII than two-thirds of all rnambors thereof efflrmetlvoiv cencurrlnol AS Section 4 All bond anticipation Cleveland 4 11 Ht 1 the first period, with Sen Dleoo FOLLOWS: notes issued herewndtr then mature Section I. Pursuant to NJ S A oWI-lt II Is heraty dMermlnad mat at such ilmas as mav bo tHHrmlnad MIMTMV'I Game. Toronto 4. Dctrwt ) iettjrd-av • fonieno H4 freshman Norm Lacombe D1.SO4 li of band proceeds on hand and orlolnallv mad* avallablt pursuant b> mo chief financial offker. pro Boston i. New T-ork lll.fWMr%4 Quebec 4. New York KtnMfi 4. lie Boston *B. Atlanta *0 opening the scoring six la the band ordlnencn descrlbtd below bv ordinance numfeer. date of vided that no nott shall maiure later Hartford • *Vattimg.ton 2 Montrl-*l 4, Hertford ) Philadelphia ' •*. Detroit 103 No games scheduled adoption, till* ot she ordinance and eporoprletlon balance, are not neces- than one voor from Its d**e The Quebec t, Nf* -or. P.enger*4 Edmonton 10. Winnipeg 3 New fork 101, Cleveland 90 minutes into toe game. He sary bv reason of the fact that such purposes have been comamad for test note* shall beer intortst at such rait PfmtHirgn V Detroit } Todav'. Qeme Indiana *1. Washington *0 Dttrolt al N«w Yort, T:S5p.m. than the or leinellv estimated cost thereof The Bond ordinances pursuant to or raits and be In such form M mav B**«4io 4 Toronto 4 tie ' ..in'»rv. at MlnnvMU, • M o m uanai ill, New Jertcv 10' recorded two goals and two MinrwMl. V Philadelphia 1 Ptillwitlphla al AtlwiU, 7 ji p m which th* proceeds are made available or* described at follows: be dfttrmtnod bv the cMaf flnamlal Denver 111. Utah 124, OT Boston at Indiana. J Mp.m St LOutt 4. Color •*> J assists. Ordinance Dele of Titlt e of Apecaprlatlepe n oflictr Tht chltf financial officer Sen Diego 133. S«lt(e tn San Antonio al Wasiilngton. IrOSa.m ' h.. .go « '.*i«.r, 4, tit i*m«fr*w 1 Qamo* OOrdinanci e BBalance shall dotarmint all manors in con YetteraaytQf.mil Mllwaiiliao at c i«v»i»od. 0:09 p.m. LOS Ange»e«l ). Vancouver 1 W] oast from Kramer Den—Canada 4 run < Stunt or 1 kick) menu or purposes outhorliedto b o the amount, tht description, tht In- MVJ lOUKitl PMi«t 'Danmeter kick, PASSING — Lot Anaeiei. Haden SD - Muncte 4 run (kick Uiledl • •HI undertaken bv me CItv of Lono terest rate and Ihe maturity schad- Nrj- WcNtil ' run • • '* '•' 11*1 Pattorim M 14 134-1 PilltOwrgri Saxfci bv 111 !>B rlu Hi i FOtl Punt* GB—Jitter ton 10 Mitfrom Dicktv BF«dlha« 1* '0 }M0 SD-Muncte ) run IBeniruhfee kick) mouth. Now Jersey." (Balont* laintd and tht namo of tht r j F vlf Fumtrttv IMI •.'•'.f ..1 • • REI EWiNG - LM Anfelet. Guman SO—Sievert t pan from Fault 11 4 atellobte from Section W-Wett Av- purchaser 1 it) Penaltiet vartft ill Mt * pas* t'txn Dnk*» 141 Tyler 4-tt. Arnold I *, Waddv 134 IBenirKhkehkck] enut Improvtmentsl iStenerudktekj Pittsburgh, Cunningham 1 31. Swann 1 ». Den-Motet 10 Mil fram DeBerg Time of pettewton II 41 31 14 Section S The capital tliMK af NV J Sianworih 1 If. Harr.t l 10 Hawthorne J17 l/fl/14 "Bond Ordinance providing for th* the CItv of long Branch is hereby MIN-Brown* run (kick failed) iStetniort kitk) 71 i 1 Sweeney I $1. Smith i 7. Devil 1 l* INDIVIDUAL LIADIRi •eoulsltlon of llretrueks and a amended to conform with tht pre- OB Hwitibt i run (Stenerudk.tk) A-11.SU Iron! end KMKter by end tor th* Cily 06 Lolloi 1' D*l\ from Dirkfl- RUSHING—Atlanta. Andrew! H-1II. visions of this ordinance to the ei 101 U» Cain Ml. Bartfcowtfci i ( I. Houston. of Lend Branch In th* County of lent of mm Inconslsttnc v herewith CMKMMai Monmouth. Ntw Jeritv ap H Camebeii t*-«i. 11 The resolution In the form pro- WIN-FO Damnt-er » II M proorlatlno J1II.0OO therefor and Posm tv«0 Cm-john»n J patt from Anderton PASSING Atianu ftartkowskl 1I-IS-1 mulgated bv tht Local Finance .* Bvthorlllna the Itauonco of 1(41. S00 Board ihowing full detail of the i n ifireecri kickl Passing van m MO in Houston, Stabler iim ill, Nielsen ? ii • HI 16* bonds or notes of the CItv for II- amended capital budget and capital MINN Cm-Coll-niworth 1* patt from An Return yards » M nanclrsa part of such appropria- o>rvon (Breechkitk) RCCEIVING— Allanta. Jenmns e-tll Qrogrem as approved bv tht Direc Pene'lit* rt'oi 14 11 •esses 2t>40-] It 14 \ tion." ' ,n -Coii>ntworln ' patt from An Andrew* im Miller J*» Jackson ]-94, tor of tht Division of Local Govern «» ni ii on JH t/lS/74 Bond Ordinance providing for the derion (BretChkiCti Francit 144, Cain MS Houston, Holtlon ment Service* is on file with the Punts 4-41 >VM oapansion and lm«>rav*mant of the Cie—Feacher JO Dati from Sipj 'Bahr • ioi. Campbell trtl, Casoer 4 j» Smiifi Clerk and Is available there for pub INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC* H II prtvtnl city parking OdrMt h> kicki 241, Barber 1 M. Armitronf It Burrouan Me inspection . 1) 'II ii H 1 Penalitts-vards ) » " **• cated behind th* preiont City Hall Cm- Herrit 1 patt from Anderton II Section 4 Tht lolltwlna addl WtWHUn | 13. MtTju.*, )i 8 Jone Sacki b* O-OO '04 Time of Possession 1? » n is In and bv th* CItv of Lono Branch. I 1 ' iBreech kick) • donai matters art hereby do H v jet, M(N*>n Un Newton ' W Punti Taawa Bar • N 1 M-M In the County of Monmouth, Now Long M\ tk C'e— M Pruitt 1 run (Bahr kitkl ttrmined. declared, recited and i II Dieriine! '1 Harper ' ' f umbiet loti INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS nn TTrtiim lit •—M H Cirv-johnton 11 run (kick failed) Jortev. appropriating IMO 000 stated: PASSING - BeKimo/* B Joi P'naiitei i*r0 NO-C Raaors • run (Rkardo kkk) Its* CItv for flnanclnd such ap K . Wlinamt 4 13. CaMtltetti M. Chandler bond ordinance Is not a current •- tEf. F i >"**O Baitirnorf? Butif V TB FGCwtxtii praorlotlen." • l *. Luthtri ( 1) panto it Is an Improvoment or Mcfjn 131 Doon 114 MrCtiui*. A -M1B4 Tft-Howse u pass fram William* Oat 4/11/71 "Bond Ordlnanc* pr*v(dlnt for a purpose that the CItv may lawfully H V Jet. 8 Jonet 4 44 Maro*' lit Ni PASSiNG-Denver. Morton 1* li 1 (CapocefeKhl supplemental appropriation of 1 ttm CM 770. D«Ber« M)i «i San Dleto. Foutt undertake as a general Imacove- ton 1 I Berkum I JJ DCkey 11141 bonds or notes to finance the com g yarat Walton 4 *S. UPthurch IN Pretton 4 41. (Caawce ftkh) asstSSOd on property tpec lall v bene 1*4 Minnetota Kramer » IVM 314 3W ptetlon of the city Hall comokn In yerdt MOtet JO Egio*f 3 ». Parrot It* Odomt TB-Owen* 4 run (CaPete kkh) ntad thereby H v ota*rtt • i • ; ii RECEIVING - Green Be* Lofton it n Us* City 01 Lono Branch. In th* 17 14^ 1JMO i H San Dtego. Chandler 4-111. Siev«ft Tl HA (bt Tht Period of usofulntss of San Fre«KlK« ' ' • » " ' ' 'S* jeHerwn 1 4J £•••« i*I Huckelby 4 ]4, Muncie 4 ». wintiew 1-11, J Breaki Flrtt downt 10 County of Monmouth, New Jtr SF Davit < 'un iWerKMngk'Cki s-st in It Ihe Improvement or purpose within ? 30 Coffman 1 10 Minnetota, Rathad IU Jtwrwr M7.StaHrtl >1 Hushes-vards a>ill lllll toy." „ SF MontanaTO'u" '*erwhrn g «.rk 4-40 iJ' the limitations of tht Local Band . I' Senter ii *t S White *" Brown Pessint vardt 111 104 •14 S/10/77 "Bond Ordlnence providing for the NT FC. Danew » f 41 Young 1 1) LfCownt ) 11 Gaibreaih 'jmtim loti 00 3-1 Law, according to the reason***. Return vardt M tl acoulslilon of land for recreational H* O'pentfr l'uf Daneiokicki If PanaMtet vardi V14 MS lift thereof computed from tht date Passes 10-14.1 It 111 UM bv the CItv of Lono •ranch. In SF - FG V«*rwning Jt Teii jahnton 11 10S, M Statement rggutrtd bv the Local If All- FGLuckrwrsIM Ul 100 bonds or notes 1 th* city NewlikflaiHl "III J » Alexander eVII. Bait 1 *, Anderton 17. Ml Bond Law has boon duty prepared Hou-Heltton It MSS fram Stabler Time of Pottettion J» S3 for flnenclno the cost thereof " Rutnei yard*, SL F G O'Donoghue 44 Hargrove i mmwt 1 Cleveland. M Prulti nm and fltod in the office of tht Clerk. [kick Mocked) INDIVIDUAL STATI1TICTSTC I tot 4/1S/70 "Bend Ordinance providing Mr the Patting yard* NE Ciinningham i run (Smithkick) H41. Stpe4 4], G PruOiti.c Mlllefi-0. and a complete executed duplkate All-Jackson 4} past from BeMkowifci RUSHING - Tampa Bay. Owtns IT M. acoulsillon of an aerial ladder fire Return #4'ds SL FGO'Donoghue 45 vtrhite 1 rnlnut 1 thereof hai been filed In the effke of (LtKkhurst kick) Wilder Ml. Williams HI, Ecfcwood Ml PMW 11 Ml ?'«O0 NE Comm *'«*"> tkitk faiiedi PASSiNG-Cmclnnait, Anderion truck bv the CItv of Lent Branch. the Director of tht Division ot Local Atl-Jonktns 41 past from Bartkowsfei Fwslna 1-4 Now Orleans. C Rooeri 1MN Sackt bv 1 70 11* SL Morni i run 10'Donoghue kick) imciis Themptan i 10 it Cleveland In the County of Monmoutn. Hew Government Servkei In the Depart iLvckhwfStklcfc) Melme*>tS, Stench 1-1 Jersey, appropriating 1171.000 Puntt HI II' SL Anderton 14 run (O'Oonoghut mck i Sioe if 3I4-1W McDonald 144-40 ment of Community Affairs Of tht Mou-CetPer IS past from Steo«er PASSING - Tam»a Bev Williams Fitmbiet (Ml * ) * NE Fertuion 3 run ISmtthklck) RECEIVING - C > n f i nn a r i Jon mon th*r*f*r and authorlilng the is State at New Jersey Such statement (Fniwrthick) I* 14 t III New Orleans. Manning Penalties vardt SL Green 11 patt from Lomn ' J' Rotl 4-44, rWlintworth V7I. CurtH su*nc*ofllt*,IOObor>dtornot*SU shows that the grots debt of tht City Aii-iatkson recovered fumMe tn ond U li I• tel. D Wilson M4-U II U H tt 'O Donoghue kick) )1* Harm j» Aleaander M. KreMer imonc. »*rt of the cost thereof " as dtflntd In ihe Local Bond Law Is lone iiiKfcr.urstt.ick) RECEIVING — Tampa Bay. HouW A J*M4 1 1 Cleveland. M Prulti B-S7, Newtome ti; 4/17/71 "Bond Ordlnence providing lor tht Incroatad by the awthorliatian gf the Mou-CarnpijelMlrun (Fr.lMhkickl * 107 Etkwood 4 J4. GIIOS I 44. Wilder I 14. ocamtltlon of three garbee* truck INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS I St. G Pruitt 4 », Feacher 1-H. Logan Donos ana notei provioea in inn Hou-Armsfront 1 MIS from Nletson Jonas 14, Owens 1-ti Now Orteant. chessls with cabs and the sutostan RUSHING - New Vork Ceroenter SL Nl i 'I Rucker 111 bond ordinance bv U1).«M. and tht iFrttsctikKkl Holmes MS. Merkent * ih Hardv 1 11. tlal reconditioning of thro* Mr- IJ-OJ, Forte 1)*0 Ptrkin* t 10 Brtirtnef I IS I* obligations authorliod herein will bt A 40,JCt Tyler 11. Gretti I M. Mart>nl I 11, Thomp- boot pockert bv IM City ot Long mWHi. I San FrarK>M0 Hofer til. Won Ruinet vardt 41 IV 17 117 within all debt limitations art- son 1 H. Brenner II. Branch. In the County el Mon tana 114. Oavi* " 7i Pation ' ». Cooper Patting i»r$\ 1SS 314 • I I »-ai scrlbodby that Law. mouth. New J*rs*y epproerlalln* J 17 Itino, • • Solomon 1 4. Clark I i Law Return y.rdt 1 14 Id) An aggregate amount not lin.000 thor*for and outharlilno Petiet 70 HO 17 IS 3 Sea F O Aivarai 31 exceeding US.M* far Items of t« 111* Issuwc* *f tUI.IBO bends or HwkdboUb. llateuss lit * u*-4 jui_rl*ii PASSING - New Vork. Brunner Sacki bv 1-1* MI- Oak FG Behr N 1 nous of the City tor financing port BPtTTTW lldlev^kr in sVvw kPtv* I* ! I tw ojw/wojwoTT H34JHJ San F.,n,.uo Montana Puntt MS tn Se« lorn | rue IAlvarai kirk) of the c*tt thereof .'• NJ S.A. 40A IH It Incladed In th. V JS0IJ4 Clark 0-l-M 1-1 JO SM—Smith ) run (ANertlkkk) estlmeted cost Indicated herein for RECEIVING New r»rk, Carpenter 1-30 4-44 Sea— T hornet I run rumble rocaver* TOTAL U14M.41 list Rut-pete or Improvement. VW Frlode 1II Ore* 1 40 Perkint I It 14 4] 3S 17 NFL standings Section 1. The amount of S17.SO4 4t mad* avdlMMe Ih accordant* with lAlvarei kKk) Section I The full feltti end Forte 1 I. Muiiedv t >] San Franciwo. Oe* Safety wett ile*wed owl of end Section 1 hereof end N.J.S.A. 40A 1 It It hereby appropriated! tt tn* credit *f HI* Cll» tn Hereby pledged f lark H7 Padon 1 I). Cooper 4 V Hofer INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 10 the punctual pevfittfll of Ih* prIn 4 11 four* ) II Solomon 1 1), Lawrence RUSHING - SI Loull. Anderion 7S « OM-Ramtev S PM« from Wlitan iktck cloel el end Ine Interest «Mh* ob ii, Davis 1 minus 4 Mocked) Purpot* • IrtatMm tuOtorliea m this bend or Blrdione 1 mlnut 1 Ntw England Cpfllnt Oak -Chendter | MU Irem Wiltan •aalara Dtrista* la) A sorvlc* truck for th* PuMk Works Dopartmontto b e The eWrtdllem shell Mt. Cunnlnojham »)i Fertwtan J 13, IBahrkkk) W I T PF P» Dints 10 J 0 100 Ml IN b* utlmed for servicing city cars and trucks and direct, laillmlstd oMItdtMm a) the Cevanauth3 11 Oak tVhltlln«ter. 1* MM from Wlltan N r MS 0 4 I I* 144 PMIMWefii* t I I JJ "I W Includlnd options for compressor end snow etow In Cll». end the CM, sshall be aM 10 levy ad valorem le>es yatn Ml In. PASSING - Si Loull, Lomti (BafwkKkl Miami 14 I 111 BO N V Glenn t I 0 IB IH 4U stallallon tt Lexis II o ll» m 401 UkeMt srinrlv wltMn Hi* Cllv for 7O3IO3H New England. Cawa«t«ugf> O*k Jenien ] run {Bahr kick) 0w4tai« 0 1 I IN 219 Ibl Aphotecopl*rm*chlRof*rth*CllvCrtrkioffle* Buff Butitr 7< yard e«i II 0 1*4 III HI the pavmant a» tht ebfigattens and Ferguton k« Mayer kicki " 14 7 14V John»on0-IM See Lerptnt n p«tt frem Krieg NnliWM I II I 111 104 Icl A power weeMng mocMne for the PuMk Works De- CtmrtlPI Illll , •tVwS rtV) InteIsrlBJl 4I * BJVjam fE TTvRjTrtStTts^waw^gbdfee vTrTntJJVMJISIBI-M— XSTT HistIIoall*k»all*kJ Buff -Mookt4 run IMika Mavei RECEIVING - St Loult, Tllkfv I »» (Alvarei kkk) Oa'timorv 1 II 0 101 417 partment 10 • III n* no W«*n Riggint 1 run (Moteitv Anderton 4 3S. Green 1-7*, Morrl* no. ft—17,147 Casfal DHIilaa Ootr.lt Id) A Mock top spreeder plow for li" Public works Deport Ilenef reteer emeimi 11 o at st uo Wtm Monk 11 yard Ot\ Grev 3 44, LaFMrwr 1 II. Harretl U New Clnclnnali 10 1 S 111 HI ment vehicles II.100 00 SecIMn I THIS band ordhsance II i w * in fhtumenn (Moteiey *Kfe' England. Morgan 4*4, jarkton 4-M. Pinsaura* 0 1 • m m lei Office furniture one various eoulement for til d*o*rt shall lake effect N devs offer the Buff-Hooki II run (Mike Mev< Hattelbeck ) M Jefmton 1-1*. Cun First d a c»«tit~> II t m B ments In th* CItv Ul.tO44l first puMkoMen thereof after flnel adoption, ot provided by me Locol A-S*.434 CMIInt l 10 v J* in Mouiton ii o in i»< enkeo* i io o .HI m m Ill AcfHrislllon of lumber lor rhetor renovations to the I1M00J0 Bond Law '•sslia varos beerdwalk Introduced rWvtmber 14. ItOI Donvtr It I HO IN .SnPrncK 10 I 0 tn n W ••turn yartfS Aiioma la o Mt 100 UO • TOTAL •014*4.41 NOTICE Of Firtl downt HIM Pataas Kansas City II I III 111 Soclton 1 The caMlal moil of the city of Lots* Branch It hordwv Stl San Dloao II I * » LosAKdOM 10 0 M It) »> PENDINO ORDINANCE ftuthei vafdt Sacks av emended to conform with the previsions of thlt ordinance to th* tiltnt a« Tilde JSJtt|n 1 tie* ti tiaiet^blltTJBbfswSl ffo-srsrji PltitoWre*. ' 14 1 «-M 4.» Nt.Orltns 4 I I tOO Itl MO • tw "••• spT4 "•*/•*, *4T •T'ssVaTI I tjt/tjw'ojj 1*0)07 Ff/ Paating yardt PIT -Harm i rwn ' Trout kKkl Oakland 11 I HI 170 any Inconsistency herewith The resolution In the form pramuldtttd ty OH* Return yardt Soatlla 4 < o 140 n i ,t line no* division ttikt with wos Iniroduced end aallld PIT—Swann t pa** from BraOV M Local Finance Beard snowlno full detail of the amended Budotl ant mo upon firtt reading at a meeting tf FMtei n u i > it>. Peneitles veroi m I Trout Kick, K. I cdtMlol praojrtm *s approvil bv the Director of the Division of Local the CITY COUNCIL ef me CITV el Sackt bv in in Time of Posstiston 11 10 nio Oovarnmont Services It on flto with Mt Clerk end It tvtnoM there tor PIT -Bredlhew ' run (Troulkickl Thursday's Oomos CHtvolond otisaosttn, tarn LONO BRANCH, In Hie Ceur.lv tl Punti 1-41 euMSC Inspection t PIT-PC TroolH Dtlrall 11 Kansas City 10 •AONAtoOTM. New jgrtdy. HtM an Fumbiet lotT l< i-t INDIVIDUAL ITATIOTICt Dallas to, cnxaoat A/-5MM Dotroll 01 Grton Boy. I • m Section 4. This ordinance shall lake effect twenty (Ml devs efter Hit NOVEMBER 14, mi II will bt Peneitiai yardi tn 140 RUSHING — Oakland. Klnf IMS. v aMar*aff Hmm llrsl pssMkallen ner**f tflar flnel tdoMlon. es provided by th* Locol Bond Time of Pottetnon H It Hawkins 1140. Jonson HI. Wlrsooj III Los Arraotos 01 Now York Glarni, I 0 m furttver c*n*ld*r*d for flnel postode. II 1' Now vork Jots II. Bolllrnara I > Mlrtwma 1 CMctoa. l a m OOOr PvOioC • jjj>oj>ring |trr/erOOEl, Ol a II Wfiimnolon t 1 SaattM. T Brown 1014. Cincinnati 41. CtOMIond 11 • * .*--•* fci-iidinio>jii ii teai NOW Intlond al Miami. 1 P.m TW INDIVIDUAL ITATIOTICS DMrnlnt HI, Irrillfi M. Zorn 14. HVosI I I ITdJJ 0vtJp0iywawa , r^FaTV w • 1 rojwjrt Iti 'til motMns 1 MM CITY COUNCIL It II " ur Grton Bay It. MlnnostM » Now Orloant at SI Low's. I dm NtTTICI OP PSHDIKO ORDINANCR HUSHING Wairiin«ton Wssh'nflton mlnvsl 0* h*td In «k> MUNICIPAL BUILD- 10] - Oakland. Wllsan t u St LOulS 11. NOW EnoitndW San "ronclsco at Clnclnnall 11HI rill—0 at a m**tlnt 10XO CITY COUNCIL *f the CITY of LONO BRANCH. 0, INI et 0 o'clock P.M., ant durlnd Hda*! 14 to* Ridditk ) It Itafct 'I M »n i ill soania. lorn >iii*l» nrioi •utlaloll.woshlndf.onl4 Pesssi II 11-4 I* 10.0 Dallas al tamntaro. 1 a m ln»»Ceunlv*ffMON«SOUTH. Itew Jersey, held en NOVEMBER 14. IN) I II the week prior I* end u» te end torBuWfl * 0 Tamad Bay It. Now Orktans 14 Wh Dr 4 14 . III •uffow ot tax Dioto 4 a m wlllbalurtM MNHrMNr final chetrm* PASSING - ^r¥as^'r^»on Thoismonn aifCEIVING - Oakland. Komso. Ml. Atlanta 11. Houston 17 inciudind mt d*t* *i sucn mattlno, Pvfrti t44 Atlanta al Tamdd Bd*. 4 p m s moMIno of sold CITY COUNCIL U td held In the MUNICIPAlUNICIPI L BUILD c**tet tf sold *r#nonc« will tt t-d th. inaUllatton of aaamlmato- iy Hi linear feat ol reinforced con. Lawyer to head croto culvert pip. or aluminum culvert pipe oil at mown on ond In eccerdance with tha plant and OM- Death of student under investigation . clllc.lloni therefor on file In the ofllc. of the Clerk, which plant are hereby approvod CPC Foundation MONROE - The death of who were playing In Ihe feel his disappearance was man Catholic Sisters of tin (b) The animated manlmum amount of bond! or notoi 10 bo II- • student at the Collier wooded area, according to cause for alarm. Good Shepherd, and is for tued lor Iho Improvement or EATONTOWN - Jay R. Purpoee ll at Haled In Soctlon ) School, Marlboro, whose Middlesex County Prosecutor The Collier School, In emotionally handicapped Herman of Coltf Neck has body was found here Wednes- Richard S. Rebeck. He said Wickatunk, Is run by the Ro- youngsters. / (Cl Tho estimated coat of the been elected president of the Improvement or purpose It equal lo day, is being Investigated by the victim was found lying the amount of Iho appropriation Board of Trustees of the new- the Middlesex County prose- face down In a swampy area herein made therefor. Section 4. All bond anticipation ly formed Children'! Psy- cutor's office. about a half-mile from the notet Issued hereunder shell meture chiatric Center Foundation. Man is held in robbery at ouch times as may be determined Police said the victim, Re- boundary with East Windsor by the chlel financial officer; ore Herman, a partner In ihe ginald Muse, 17, of 235 in Mercer County. vlded that no note snail mature later law firm of Carton, Nary, then one year from Its dote. The Academy St., Hlghtstown, RED BANK - A Tinton Square that night, police said. notes ihall boar Inlar.tt at such rate Witt and Arvanitls, Neptune, was. shot once in the head, or rates and bo In such form as may Rebeck said the type of Falls man Is being held in the be determined by the chief llnanclal also Is a member -of the and his body was found in a weapon used, and when Muse Police said Stanton was ottker. The chief llnanclal officer Board of Directors of United county jail, Freehold Town- armed with a sherikan — a shell determine ell metiers In con. wooded area near Route 33 was killed, have not been de- ship, in lieu of 150,000 bail on necllon with notes Issued pursuant to Way of Monmouth County, and Bentley Road. pointed metal weapon — this ordinance, end the chief linen terminedy yet. charges of two counts of clal officer's signature upon the secretary of the N.J. Society An autopsy by the Mid- which was confiscated upon notes shall bo conclusive evidence as of Hospital Attorneys, and a armed robbery, police said. arrest. to ell such determination! All notes dlesex County medical ex- Muse was last seen at the member of the Monmouth Issued hereunder may be renewed aminer's office revealed that school Nov. 5, and last seen Daniel Stan ton, 23, of from tlmo to tlmo subloct to Ihe County and N.J. Bar Associa- A total of $3 allegedly was "" «lllejmprove«»ent or MTMM provision! ot N.J.S.A. 40A: 14(0). Muse died of a brain hemor- alive a week ago by his moth- Willowbrook Farm, Riv- taken from the first victim, hotcevefed by aoeikailon o< no The chlel llnanclal officer is horoby tions. down pavmmt. nMiui, bond, on authorliod to sell port or all of the rhage and a fractured skull as er, Florence Muse, according erdale Avenue, Tinton Falls, police said. hereby oulhorlM to bo Issued In the notoi from tlmo to tlmo at public or The foundation was re- the result of a single gunshot to the prosecutor. He added was arrested late Friday Principal .mount ol 177.000 portu.nl prlvete sale and to deliver them to 10 cently established to stimu- "Hi"-!! Bond Low. In ontlcl Ihe purchasers thereof upon receipt wound to the head. the victim had been known to night by Red Bank police af- Capt. Robert Clayton and of payment of the purchese price late larger gifts for capital Htlon ol tko Hwuco ol tho bonds, plus accrued Interest from their His body was found at 2:30 leave home for short periods ter allegedly attempting to Lt. Paul Lang were the ar- negotiable bond anticipation not.. dotes lo the date of delivery thereof, improvements for the center. p.m. Wednesday by four boys rob two youths on Grant oro hereby euthorlied to bo IIOUM Tha chlol llnanclal officer Is of time, so his family did not resting officers. pursuant to and within iho limit, directed to report In writing to the The foundation will serve as a tioni prescribed by no Local loud governing body at tho meeting next depository for bequests, gifts succeeding tho dato when any sale Section >. (a) Tho Improvomonl or delivery of tho notes pursuant to of stock or land or other con- Jay R. Herman hereby outnorliod and no purpose this ordinance Is made. Such report lor ma financing ol which tho bondi must Include the amount, tho de- tributions received as endow- oro to bo Issued It mo ecaulitlon of a scription, the Interest rote and Ihe ment for the Children's Psy- foundation contributions to 1 W|U1 meturltv schedule of the notet sold, SSSJT " ""' '"" tho price obtained ond the name ot chiatric Center. All donations the center. (b) Tho estlmolod maximum the purchaser. to the foundation will be tax amount ol bondi or notoi to bo li. Soctlon 3. The copltel budget of "We are particularly in- tuod lor tho Improvomonl or tho City ot Long Branch Is hereby deductible for the donor be- purpose li ai llaHd In Section I amended to conform with tho pro- cause it is a tax-exempt, non- terested in obtaining the (c) Tha otUmatod coil ol tho visions ol this ordinance 10 Ihe «> 1250,000 needed to complete A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Oceanport PTA Christmas Bazaar plus 40 craft lmorov.tn.nl or nurpoH li oauol to lent of any Inconsistency herewith. profit organization tables, pictures with Santa & lunch will be served. tho amount ol in. aocroprlotlon The resolution In the form pro- the capital fund drive for organizations. Rates 1300 for three lines for one day, herein modo therefor. mulgated by the Local Finance Members of the board In- CPC's High Point Center, but $100 each additional line; $4.00 for two days, $1 25 each Maple Place School, Shrewsbury Ave., Oceanport, 10-3 Section 4. All bond ontlclpotlon Board showing lull detail of the clude Mrs. Michael Huber, notot luuod horeundor mall m.lur. amended capital budget end capital many other programs will additional line; WOO for three to five days, $1 50 each P.M. • I liKh tlmei 01 may bo dotormlmd program as approved bv the Direc- Locust, vice president; Ed- additional line; $700 for 10 days, S2.00 each additional by tho dim llnanclal oHIcor; ore tor or the Division of Locol Govern- also be affected by recent Scandinavian Christmas Bazaar, 10 A.M.- 3 P.M. vMod that no not. than matura l.lir ment services Is on tile with the ward A. Hirsch, Deal, treas- funding changes — delinquen- line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call than on. yoar Irom lit dot.. Th> Clerk end Is available there tor pub- urer; A.V.R. Halsey, Locust, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 150 River Rd., Red notoi in.ll boar Intarolt at such rota lic Inspection. - cy prevention, emergency The Daily Register, 542-4000 for the Date Secretary. or r.tM and be In tuch form at may Soctlon s The following eddl- secretary; Howard P. Bank. Handcrafted items, baked goods, light lunch. bo dotormlnod by the chlol financial tlonal manors are hereby de- services, and consultation Sponsored by Lutheran Church Women & Lutheran OHIcor. Th. chl.l llnanclal oHIc.r termined, declared, recited end Aronson, Locust, board presi- and education programs for shall determine an motion In con Hated: dent of CPC; George Brotherhood #0788. ALL proceeds for camperships for noctlon with notoi Issued pursuant to (a) The Improvement or the schools and police. thlt ordlnanc., and th. bo held In the Municipal provision of (tatute. and Ring the Bells Holiday Bazaar. Presbyterian DECEMBER 11,12 Building. In laid City on December II) that a like sum of sll.oil It teway (Klmetha L. Gordon), t, INI at I o'clock K. ond during bo end tho same II hereby ap- I4i Union •«ach Church at Shrewsbury, 347 Sycamore Ave., 10-4 p.m. "Dracula" presented by Middletown High School tho week prior to and up to and propriated under tha following cap- NOTICE Light lunch, 11-1:30. Featuring pine cone baskets, grab South, 8:15 P.M.. $1.50 adults, fl 00 students & senior Including the dote of men meetlna. tion: TAKE NOTICE thai there »n ceplot ol laid ordinance will be STATE AND FEDERAL be e workthop meeting, for the Or bag, bow making, baked goods, giftique. Live holiday citizens. In Southside Theater made evelleble at lha Clerks Office PROGRAMS OFFSET eonlietlon of tho Borough Council, to the mombart ot tha aonorol puMK BY REVINUI revenue avallablo Irom an agree- for Itai, of the mayor and council ot arrangements and Christmas trims Municipal Purpose Tax ment between Iho Stata of New Jer- the Borough of Union Beach on DECEMBER lt ,Cto Assistance Act tey end the Texntnle S Marlboro MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1011. 01 COLTS NECK HISTORICAL SOCIETY 18TH AN- Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical author It lecturer, Streets 4 Roedt 3. Thai a like ium ol tioo.aw.oo 1:00 P.M. be ond the tame Is hereby op- Tho regular agenda meeting of NUAL ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE WILL BE HELD ON will conduct a teaching seminar av the Hilton Inn, Hope " Melnt'e" ~.'s 4 W U1.0II.J. proprloted under the following cap- the mayor and council, scheduled II) Thot two car tilled copies ot tion : for the tome dote, will take piece DEC. 5, from 9 30 A M to 41" M Ann Miles, Founder of Rd., Tinton Falls. (Exit 105. GardenSUte Parkway), on W600/PRI»HTON AVENUi the Resolution be filed with the Di- Immediately alter the workshop the Society will be present to autograph her books on Sat. Dec. 12. 8:30 A.M. to 12 Noon; coffee 4 danish will rector of Ihe Dlvltlon ot Local Gov- 1100.000 00 meeting ernment Services I. Thot two certified copies of Thll notice It given pursuant to "Early Monmouth Families" and "The Phalanx in be served. For registration information, please call OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN Ihe Resolution be tiled with tho Di PL 117) Chapter 1)1. 'Open Public 291-2436 or 842-8738 HOUR I HAN rector ot the Dlvlllon of Local Gov- Meetings Act." Memoria" and to sell her collection of Colts Neck SECONDED BY: COUN- ernment Services. Mory Satin. plates. Lunch will be available from 11:30 A.M. For POO! AND AltTleORfllMO) TMB HV CILMAN CROODICK OFFERED BY: COUNCILMAN Borough Clerk The River Plaza PTA is sponsoring a Holiday AYlt: 4 CRODOICK Nov 30 UN information call Louise Whitney, 462-1378 evenings. SECONDED BY: COUN Bazaar. Craft items and new merchandise 9 a.m. - 4 PART Of THE COST ABSENT: 1 (GINSBERG! CILMAN HOURIHAN EVELYN PICCOLINI AYES 4 OAK HILL ACADEMY OPEN HOUSE for pros- p.m. Table cost is $10.00 Refreshments will be avail- IT ORDAINED av THE Township Clerk NAYS 0 pective junior high school students and families. Regu- able. For reservations call 747-0091 CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP HYMAN C. 0ROSSMAN ABSENT: 1 (GINSBERG) LONO BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY Council President EVELYN PICCOLINI lar and accelerated courses offered, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. OP MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY CERTIFICATION Township Clerk DRIVING SCH««L 1475 W. Front St. Lincroft 530-1343 DECEMBER 13 net NM then twe-thlres of ell mem. I hereby certify the obeve to bo a HYMAN C. GROSSMAN A" rTENTESi PHI P ...,., ban thereof affirmatively concur, true and exact copy et a Resolution Council President Aberdeen Residents: You are cordially invited to ring) At FOLLOWS adopted by Ihe Township Council of CERTIFICATION PEHMIT SI RVM I ; Christmas Bazaar, 94 P.M. 110.00 per table, new attend a Victory Cocktail Reception in honor of John Soctlon 1. The Improvement do Iho Township of Merlboro at a meet I hereby certify the obove lo be e SIX MRS BIHINIJ nil WHl t I Ine held on Nov. II. 1 tat true and exact copy of e Retolutlon Scalamonti, Ted Fitch, It Bob Devino, Councilmen- scribed In Section I ot this bond INSURANCE CERTIFICATE" merchandise only, St. Catherine's Parish Hall, Shore ordnance Is hereby outhorltod so bo Evelyn Pkcpllnl adopted bv the Township Council of undortokon by the City of Long Township Clerk tho Township of Marlboro at a meet- Acres Ave., East Keansburg Sponsored by Booster Elect. Don Quixote Inn. Route 34, MaUwan. N.J. 5-fl Brandt. Near Jersey es 0 general Nov. N II* » ing held on Nov. >S, Ite!. 16 U Vfl OLDS f " p.m. $15.00 per person, $25 00 per couple. Open bar. cold Improvement. Per We Improvement Evelyn Pkcolinl Club Call 787-5572or787-2463 after8 P.M or eureeeo doKrlbed In Section I. RESOLUTION »b»7

p -*~% L SUNNY ASPECT — Perfect place to read or 0 nap is the solarium of the I Boyle home, which boasts a handsome blue glazed tile floor. This sunny place is adjacent to the living i room.

Register staff photos by SERENE SETTING— ,The sunken living room of the Robert Boyle home is situated at one end of a lengthy center hall. Off this room are the den and sun room. Don Lordi Weddings Maziarz-Ryan

RED BANK — Kathleen Mavourneen Ryan The best man was Michael McGlll Ushers and James Joseph Maziarz were married Oct. 31 were Brian C. Houlihan, Richard La Monte, Jef- here in Si James Roman Catholic Church, with frey Hovey, William J. Gonska Jr., and Daniel the Rev K Vincent Gartland officiating. A recep- Marsh. Eric McGill was the page. ; tion followed in the Molly Pitcher Inn, here. The bride is a graduate of Red Bank Catholic The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. High School and Trenton State College. She is a Arthur C. Ryan of 19 Woodmere Drive, Eaton- nurse at Riverview Hospital. town The bridegroom, a resident of 54 Victor 1 Ave . Eatontown, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom is a graduate of Whitesboro Joseph C. Maziarz of Utica, NY. (NY) Central High School, Stale University of The matron of honor was Patricia R. Gonska New York at Cobbleskill (NY), and Hartwlck Bridesmaids were Anne R. Lewis, Deirdre R. College, Oneonta, N.Y. He is employed with the Kijewski. Alice M. Ryan, Carol A. Minarchenki, U.S. Army Communication Systems Agency, and Diane M Lange Kerry Kijewski was the Eatontown. Following a wedding trip to Califor- TRINITY TALENT — Displaying some of the handmade Items to be featured at MR AND MRS JAMES J MAZ1ARZ flower girl nia, the couple is living in Eatontown. Thursday's 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Christmas bazaar sponsored by the Woman's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church, Red Bank, are left to right, Mrs. Edward Bryan, River Plaza, chairman of greenery and pine cone decorations; Mrs. John H. White IV, Russell-Riley Fair Haven, general chairman, and Mrs. Melvin Decker, Fair Haven, chairman of the sewing group. The bazaar will be In the parish house, White Stret, and feature MIDDLETOWN - Mr and Mrs Henley Steven Clancy, Tony Delia Zanna, Christopher luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and dinner from 5 to 7 p.m.Proceeds will be Meltzer. 160 Kings Highway, announce the mar Riley, Jeffrey Russell, and Michael Vaillencourt. used for the parish ministry and its community outreach programs. . nage of her daughter, Leslie Elaine Riley, to The bride, daughter also of Eugene W. Riley, Gary Scott Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Patcbogue, N.Y., is a graduate of Middletown Russell of Jackson Township, Oct. 11 in Mid- North High School and attends Stockton State dletown Reformed Church. The Rev. William College, Pomona. Workshop Coventry officiated A reception followed at the The bridegroom, a graduate of Henry Hudson Rum Runner, Sea Bright OCEANPORT - The Regional School, Atlantic Highlands, attends Oceanport Garden Club will Trenton State College. He is a gymnastics instruc- • The maid of honor was Tracy Budd. have its annual Christmas Bridesmaids were Tara Dunn, Kristi Hanson, tor workshop and covered dish BOOTERY AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Lisa Horan. Jennifer Russell, and Robin Russell. Following a wedding trip to Sanibel Island, luncheon Thursday at 10 a.m. MR AM) MRS fiARY S. RUSSELL William Fox was the best man Ushers were Fla, the couple Is living In Mystic Island. in the Oceanport Community Center. Members will fashion Give your children the evergreen into wreaths and arrangements for borough of- support they Blackburn-Blatz fices, schools and the library. RED BANK - Catherine Parents of the couple are Mrs. Blackburn was grad- Academy and Monmouth Col- Germany on their wedding M Hlatz and John Bruce Mr and Mrs Rudolph Blatx. uated from Marlboro High lege and attended Stetson trip. They make their home Blackburn were married Oct White Pines Drive, Colts School and is attending University, Deland. Fla., and in Ocean Grove. Montclair State College. She 25 here in the First Presby- Neck, and Mr and Mrs Ildon Trier University in West Ger- H Blackburn. Sugar Loaf is a member of the Sock and terian Church The Rev Dr many He is a teacher at Henry Kreutzer officiated Farm. Phalanx Road, also Buskin acting troupe and is Brookdale Community Col- Colts Neck employed at Riverview Hos- lege, Lincroft. Ann Blatz and LeRoy Rob- pital, Red Bank. CHIROPRACTIC bins were the couple's honor The bridegroom is an Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn attendants alumnus of Williston went to Luxembourg and FOR BETTER HEALTH

DH.MAHC I. JOHNSON SUNSET CHIROPRACTOR- Carpet Cleaning JOINT PAIN AND MUSCLE BALANCE * Reliable; Professional Service If you've developed termine their balance symptoms that make and strength. He will right from the start. Fully Insured • Reasonable Rales you think you have also evaluate nerve pat- arthritis, it would be terns and may take an I- Butter Brown baby boot ttril feature ma|or component) of * FREE ESTIMATES leather became it's twit for loot IwMrt and comfort.. wise to have an ex- ray to study the joint many art mid* with Good year unit construc- CATHERINE BLACKBURN amination to see if the structure involved. tion because ill the best method of tnoemaMna and 1 muscles in the affected they are available m a full rang* of lint and wMnVtor a Uflwf Wl !© / PMM RMS If the problem ii in precis* lilting Fashion show fiats- area are out of balance. the muscles around the EATONTOWN - The Muscles help keep a joint, treatment can be joint stable and assist it given to strengthen and Campership Committee of return them to proper Featuring: for children Family and Children's Ser- 00 through iti normal vice of Monmouth County will range of motion. But if balance. Once this is BUSTER BROWN-FLEETAIMUNTEES CUCC ni. H1.N the muscles on one side achieved, the arthrltic- hold its second annual Christ- 30 like pain and discomfort of the joint are weak, mas luncheon and fashion rntt this puts a strain on the may be greatly relieved show Dec 8 at noon here in joint It may also cause or eliminated. Squires Pub A fur jacket de- arthritic-like symp- LITTLE signed by Nick Frangos of the toms. Kur Market. Red Bank, will CALL NOW Red Baak Family Op** efcay MiM, M. aNss If It*) be awarded Trie fashion The doctor of Chiropractic Crater flat 741-0078 ^aF shew will be presented by chiropractic will test IN Broad St., Red Baak Dainty Apparel, Asbury 747-4090 the muscles to de- Park Advice SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1981 The DBMIV Kfllttter 15 YOUR HEALTH A NEW YOU Allergy to milk Winter brings beauty woes

By EMILY WILKENS By LESTER L. OOLEMAN, M.D. thus (reed from their uncomfortable symp- ing rough and scaly Instead of smooth and allur- she achieve it? My brows always look straggly. — toms. Also, there are a number of highly ing. Wanda G. I have noticed for a leag time that I would sophisticated tests that can positively —J winter winds Mow icy cold, Lake care DON'T FORGET FEET Dear Wanda: First, weed out stragglers that get strange symptoms when I drank milk. I diagnose lactose intolerance. ! Frigid air Is Just as damaging to skin as sun. Most of us remember to use hand lotion in mar the shape of your brows. Next, remember to have been experimenting on my own and I Whether Your skin is dry, normal or oily winter because rough, red hands remind us. Don't brush your brows into a neat line when you apply If people persist in their desire (or milk am sure that there is some relationship be- when you (ace up to winter weather your skin's forget that ankles and feet need pampering too. makeup. Use a clean mascara brush or an old and milk products, there are now a number of tween my discomfort aid milk. Just to be natural production of oil slows down. Then you Smooth lotion over them to keep calluses soft and toothbrush to do the job. Works wonders. A tiny synthetic lactose enzymes available. When sure that I wasn't "losing my mind" about step indoors and are hit by a blast of steam heat skin smooth so it doesn't snag stockings. dab of petroleum jelly on the brush will keep used under a doctor's direction, they can be this, I made my wife a part of the "observa- that compounds the problem. That dry indoor brows in place. taken with milk to aid In breaking down milk For all-over beauty, add a (ew drops of tion team" and she too thinks that milk and heat robs the skin of any remaining moisture. scented bath or baby oil to your tub, then go over WASTE NOT..., sugar to a form that can be absorbed without What to do about it? Dip into those jars of some dairy products make me sick. Is there causing the distress you now experience. legs with a thick facecloth to slough off dry skin. Dear Emily: Is there anything you can do to any way of tracking this down once and for moisturizer and lubricant. Use a cleaning cream On a bitter cold day, snuggle into leg warmers, use up the little bit of lipstick that's always left In My M-year-old daughter keeps gettiag to remove makeup and, if skin feels arid and taut all?-Mr. G.W.Ga. wear lined gloves, protect your neck with a warm the tube? I hate to throw anything out these days. Dear Mr. W.: bladder infections. I remember that I, tea, apply a moisturizing cream before bedtime Stop scarf, and wear a hat. You'll weather winter - Thrifty suffered from this when I was a child. CoaM using alcohol-based astringent if it burns your beautifully if you dress warmly and give your Dear Thrifty: Learn to apply lipstick with a You have made an excellent observation it be a hereditary condition? — Mrs. S.K.H.. which sometimes is missed during routine skin. That burning sensation is caused by dryness body a little extra tender, loving care. brush and you'll find you can brush out that last Calif. EVE AREA medical examinations. I am speculating that JUST FOR YOU smidgen of lipstick in the tube and not waste a bit Dear Mrs. H.. Pay special attention to the eye area. Skin of it you suffer from a condition that is techni- Dear Emily: I notice thai in dimly lit restau- cally known as lactose intolerance. I doubt that there is any hereditary ten- here Is fragile and thin. Whatever your skin type, EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but can- dency towards cystitis or infections of the the eye area needs moisturizing. Apply eye cream rants my makeup seems to wash out. What can I Lactose is one of the sugar* that is nor- not undertake to answer each one. She will use urinary bladder. In the absence of any physi- or, if It causes puffinest, odorless castor oil to the do about this problem? — J.D. mally found in milk. During the digestive questions of general interest in her column. Ad- cal defect, the cause is likely to be found in under-eyes daily. Pat it on gently. Never rub lest Dear J.D.: Restaurant lights usually have a process, this sugar is reduced to other sugars dress your letters to Emily WUIkens, care of this poor genital hygiene. you stretch skin. pink or golden tone that makes pastel colors wash newspaper. Requests for her bulletins ("Spa which are then absorbed and used by the out entirely. Switch to brighter or deeper shades Bacteria from the vaginal and rectal area Secrets," "10 Little Yogas,' and "Natural Beau- body. Wearing sunglasses or ski goggles in winter for evening. are readily introduced into the urinary blad- ty Aids"), which should be accompanied by 50 Some people do not have the enzyme not only will screen out glare but protect delicate der when there ia improper cleansing. As eye area skin. cents for each booklet plus a self-addressed, lactose that reduces milk sugar, or lactose, STRAGGLY BROWS your child grows older and becomes more Pamper lips by applying a pomade. It will stamped envelope, should also be sent to Emily into its simpler forms. The result is that the Dear Emily: 1 notice that Brooke Shields has fastidious in her cleansing after bowel move- protect against chapping and keep lips from look- care of this newspaper. lactoae found in milk and milk products can beautiful brows. Their line is so neat. How does produce symptoms of indigestion and other ments and urination, the frequency and se- intestinal complaints. Many people like your- verity of these bladder infections undoubted- self have learned by trial and error that their ly will be reduced. HINTS FROM HELOISE intolerance to milk is responsible for the I do think, however, that you must be sure distressing symptoms that occasionally oc- that there is no other underlying reason for cur. the problem. Some people who have related the inges- Dr. Coleman welcomes questions (ram tion of milk to their intestinal symptoms, readers. Please write to him in care of this Gentle core for imitation marble simply avoid milk and milk products and are newspaper.

DEAR HELOISE: tip-top shape, do this: CAST TIP I have a new imitation marble bathroom sink Use only a mild liquid detergent or a foamy Dear Heloise: Some time ago, you asked for ASK DR. BROTHERS aid counter top and I would like it to slay new- bathtub type cleaner on a damp cloth to remove suggestions for people with injuries. When my looking My friends tell me this Is difficult be- soil. Never a powdered cleanser! Afterward — husband had an ankle injury a few years ago, I cause the "marble" eventually becomes stained and this is important — wax with paste wax, then wondered what he would wear home from the and dirty-looking. buff to a shine. Do (his on a regular basis. Don't hospital that would go over his cast. let soil and grime build up. Can you tell me what to do to avoid this? I'm I finally look a pair of jeans he didn't wear, a tightwad sure others would be Interested In this too as There is a gel type cleanser on the market opened one side of the leg seams and bought a made especially for laminated plastics, imitation strip of self-gripping fastener tape at the fabric more and more of these are being installed in feels it's her right to be pro- marble, etc., that you may also use. store and stitched II onto the opened seams. By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS double-crossing my mother homes, and care seems to be a problem to most of vided for and taken care of This product is a cleanser and polish all In one, The jeans went on and off again with ease and with tome woman who looks us. — Janet DuBose Dear Dr. Brothers: My like a child . but it does require a bit of rubbing. However, the they looked much nicer than something held to- as if she just finished high mother-in-law was left a People who are very close From what my readers tell me, your results are very satisfactory, I think. gether with safely pins. school. Now, I've really had with money and want to hang statement is correct, sweet. We receive numer- Hope these suggestions have been helpful, and small fortune when her hus- it! -E.E. Also, in winter weather, they offered a little onto every last nickle are not ous letters asking how to care for imitation that your bathroom fixtures will stay beautiful (or band died two years ago and Dear E.E.: As you've more protection from the cold. — Sue Johnston happy or healthy people. Ac- marble — how to remove soil deposits, etc. So, we years and years. Just remember that the type of yet she never thinks to give learned, parents are often DRAWING PAPER cording to a study in Psy- went to a manufacturer of this product for the cleanser you use is the key to this, and I might add anything to her ton and her very imperfect. Your father Dear Heloise: For a palette cut to the desired chology Today magazine of answers to these questions. that the same is true for other types of bathroom two grandchildren. She sounds as if he wants to relive site, let your budding artist use freezer paper 20,000 readers, those who en- The one thing he stressed most was to refrain (ixtures, as well. - Hugs, Helolse knows that we're trying to his own childhood, or per- clipped onto a board. Lots more economical than squeak by on my husband's joy spending money are much from using any type of grainy cleanser on imita- BRA STRETCHER haps, he never was allowed to those palette tablets. — Letitia Moyer rather small salary yet she healthier and happier than tion marble — not even the so-called milder liquid Dear Heleise: When you have a new bra that TEA BAG SAVER be a child by his own parents. cleanser products. All of them will eventually never offers to pick up a their tighter. counterparts. fits great in the cup but digs into your sides, just Dear Heloise: If you used a tea bag for only check when we go to restau- More of the tightwads com- He may be reacting to some mar the surface and remove some or all of the fasten the bra and slip it over the back of a chair one cup of tea, wrap it in a little piece of emptiness in his own back- glaze, allowing dirt and stains to penetrate the rants we really can't afford plained of worry, constant or a towel rack. aluminum foil, place it in your freezer and save it Just because the would relute anxiety, headaches and a lack ground. finish. Once this happens, you'll have problems After a day or two, all the stiffness will be till the next cup. trying to keep the sink clean. to eat at less expensive of interest in sex. If your Some men go through a gone and it won't be so tight. Be sure the elastic is Tastes as fresh as the first time. — Edythe places. She was always mother-in-law is typical of kind of second childhood in To take care of your new sink and keep it in polled taut — that's the secret. — Kathleen Battle Stewart known as a beauty and it nev- most grandmothers, how- their middle-years. Sons your er occurs to her to do any- ever, she loves her grand- age remind them of their own thing but sit by and be waited children and you might be lost youth and they un- ANN LANDERS on. I wouldn't even mind this, able to make her more gener- consciously try to run away if only she weren't such a ous by reminding her of their from the present. terrible tightwad. - KM. needs. Unfortunately, this kind of Dear KM : It might be a Dear Dr. Brothers: My immature man often seeks gentle reminder to her if in- father tries to be a good pa- out a younger woman. By Co-workers score daily pantsuit stead of eating out, you ar- rent, but he's really pathetic. looking at her across a table ranged to have dinners at I'm IS and most of the time he's able to fool himself into Dear Ann: In regard to I work in a building with a ry day for 14 months. She tach a note saying, "Good Don't look to the calendar. home. If she complains, I when he's home In the eve- thinking she is a kind of mir- "Polecat Day": I want you woman who I'm sure quali- announced in February she morning. You're the one. Look at the record What wouldn't hesitate to explain nings, he tries to go off with ror image and that he's really M know It's not Just men who fies for the Guinness Book of was not buying anything new Please do something about it. are you mourning? The black that you simply can't afford me and my friends. When he only a young fellow himself. does, he pretends he's one of wear clothes till they damn Records. She has worn the until she loses weight. Thanks from all of us." eyes and the missing teeth? to eat in restaurants, espe- This kind of parent makes cially costly ones. us and even, on one occasion, near rot. same navy blue panlsuil eve- After this long you know Dear Ann Landers: My Accept the invitation and or- growing up very hard on a very well the woman is not husband pasted away four der beefsteak. It will be nice Attitudes about money and smoked pot because tome child, for the youngster is going to lose an ounce. The months ago. We had II years to eat one for a change. how to spend it begin very Jerk had brought tome along. forced into a parental role. If we want to go to spook way she call she is sure to together — all bad. George Even if drinking is the early in childhood. Often, un- I think it would be possible gain a few pounds. was a heavy drinker and we usually attractive people movies, he wants to go. He for you to have a honest con- "in" thing in your crowd, it takes part in all our baseball My feelings are the same lived from hand to mouth. His learn early in life that they versation with your father in needn't crowd you out. Learn games and really embar- as "Shocked in Chicago." II paycheck went to the bookies can trade on their beauty. which you told him how you the facts from Ann Landers' rasses me. I don't want to a person can afford an an- and slot machines. I worked Pretty little girls grow up booklet, "Booze and You — hurt hit feelings, but he and felt about his childish behav- tique T-Bird and brags about the whole time to pay the rent For Teen-Agers Only." Send learning to expect favors. ior without being cruel or the interest she is collecting The person who never offers my mother know that this is and buy groceries. The worst SO cents and a self-addressed silly behavior for a grown on her C.D.'s she can afford part was hit temper. I bought envelope to Ann Landers, to pick up a check is, in es- some decent clothes for sence, saying "you're lucky man. I could have forgiven more beefsteak for my eyes P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, Illi- him If he hadn't started work. than for the table. Once he nois 60611. to have my company." She I wish you would print this knocked out two of my front Meet the letter so the slob will know teeth. bow her co-workers feel. — A very nice man who lives angry Sick Of The Navy Blue in the same apartment build- Dear N.B.: Here's your ing lost his wife three months letter, but don't be surprised before George died. He hat Ice King in if it sails past her. The denial invited me to go out to dinner mechanism can operate like with him. 1 really would love you wouldn't believe to pro- to, but my mother says it tect the ego. That woman is would be wrong to be teen In #1500 10" Single more than sloppy. She's got a public with a man before the Plastic Ivory geranium in her cranium. tQMS Candles, with year of mourning Is up. Is she Clear or Orange Nevertheless, it would be right or wrong? — Prescotl, Bulb and Cora an act of charity if you put Ariz. Also 3. 5 & 8 lite this column on her desk. At- Dear. Pres: She's wrong. LAMP SHAD! CANDELIERS H H \l H TRAD! IN month at Prawn*. Ju bring In your aM lamp | Carl A. Quaglia •had* and we wHI aHew R.P.

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VOUR 1OU CMR£ CO THIS TO IT SURE PEELS VEAH, BUT SAR&E /we..>ou..iNsecT.' I'LL II CAN'T DISHONOR, we've GREAT TO LIE OL/T WILL BE ALONG ANV 4RRE5T THg DESTHCV VOU SOT /( NICE CELL HERE IM THE SUM AMNUTE ANP SPOIL IT JUDGE ... WITH A VIEW FOR WHERE'S... EVIDCNCE Mm% SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1981 The Daily Register 17

CLASSIFICATIONS 137 Lots And Acreage 200. SPECIAL NOTICES uction Equipment 54. Situations Wanted Female TO. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent 110 Wanted To Rent 1. AUTOMOTIVE 138 Mobile Homes 210 Lost And Found 10. Warned AutornofivT" 55. Situation* Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103 Rentals To Share REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2 Aulos For Sale 139 Cemetery Lois 211 Special Notices M. BUSINESS DIDECTORY 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81 Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 130 Open Houses 140 Real Estate Wanted 212 Travel • Transportation 3. Truck! and Trailers 21 Businew Service 57. Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 82. Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 131. Houses For Sale 160. RECREATIONAL 213 Instruction 4, Molorcycles 22 Ant & Crattt •0. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 83 CB's, Electronics 106. Furnished Rooms 132 Apartmenis/Town Houses 5 Auto 8ervic»8/P«rt» 50. EMPLOYMENT 61. Business Opportunity • 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107. Nursing/Retirement 133 Income Property 152 Boats And Accessories 153 Camping Equipment 6. Aulo Renl/Lease 51. Help Warned Male or Female 62. Mortgages 76. Auction Sain 85 Inflation Fighters Homes 134 Farm Property 154 R»ueattonat Vehicles 7 Autelnawanoe «. •Hrty«HtinoVeti*t Can 93 Muiwy lu Lmil r 77 Pels And Livestock 100. REAL ESTATE RENTALS 108. Oomnieiuat Werners 35. Commercial Properly 8 Aulo Financing 53. Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 76. Aircraft 101. Apartments 109 Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Property

DEADLINES HOURS DAILY FRONT PAOF READERS CANCELLATIONS RATBS FAMILY PLAN RATES ADS Sal 5olcalion Frrday 4 30 pm <0< Sunday 3 LINES 5 DAYS-S3.30 on ruuanca ot ipacial »iH number to MvertjMr BoW face HeeAno. $1000 pubt.Clion Qa»il«a Driplay 4 p mtaro day * CriHl tTOO •m*n cancellation ot ad n requMed AdventMr *a>UM Mnrmum inaadton* ? hnaa pno, k> puClrcalron Tnurtday 4 p m lor Sunday $1.00 Each line. Available 10 indi- Out MNGMOVd 11 OpW) M 630 AM *r«l muw wan number lot lutwe reference ekurmum ?4 lima All r.eoen placed « tool ol PuMcalrcn hoot adi Twee o*fi pnw to 1 Diy : DM 6 Osyi (Conwcutiw) 58« 1 Day 9S« 0 Days (Consecutive).66* viduals placing ads under MMad toaonnel an on '«nd M *M Km. 10 Pt«aM cneck your en Ft. day it appear* Tna pawn publication Real fuut loday Wednesday lor l*e mt OuM u u» M? <000 " y Holier cannot W rnporMibM lor error. 2 Days (Contecutl*j|..81Vi« 7Dtyi(ConMcullv«)..54'/W 2 Days IConsecutlve) 92t 7 Days (Consecutive) 63« Merchandise For Sale" lor Items FutJay and Sunday puoiicalion •OX REPLY SERVICE -Hi slfiroo K> mate 3 Days n. jnncull»«) 74« 8 Days (Consecutive) 51 '/i« 3 Days {Consecutive) 85t 8 Days IConseculive) 60« not exceeding. $200 each, Items WEEKEND CALLS 10 Days (Consecutive) 49 >H 10 Days (Consecutive) 54< musl be priced. Noncommercial From 630 im to l?30 pm Vw Clea*>lie<] HCKUPUOO CORRECTIONS 4 Days (Consecutl»).67« 4 Days {Consecutive) 7Bt Department «lll M Open k> Uht COpy C0"K MM WOO 4 30 p m Uonday Irwougn Tnufiaar lot nan ads only. eone end knit to, Uondan paper Call Fix aach DON numoat atugned 5 Days (Coni*cutlve).63t 5 Days {Consecutive) 72t day IXpn> Friday lor Sunday IP 30 p m Contract Rates on Request HFino Saturday lor Monday. Bl2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Tiger SI Help Wanted Si Help Wanted 2 Autos For Sail H60 BUICK REGAL - PS, PB. PW. DODGE DART 1971 - 1 door. » cyl., AUTO MECHANIC — Owning lor DENIAL ASSISTANT - Seeking a nVusi' "lw*ll- "•00<) ""'"• •*** aulo.. PS. t owner, vary good cond auto mechanic ^managers. Ex- highly motivated person with ex- S950 5M3191 perienced in brakes, front end, tune- perience In all phase* of dental as- IH7 CHEVY - Asking |]M. Need> BUHLER 1 BITTER INC. DODGE DART 1971 - Good cond upi & general auto repair, foreign 1 sisting lo become an Important part uma work. Plymouth Cltryilar-MO Jaguar USO. domestic cart Call Sam or Dennis. of a professional!v-mlrtded, highly Call M4.J75i 3»W H»y 3S 1*4 JOOO S4TM356, skilled health (earn Red Bank area 495.3113 413 days Top salary A benefit*. Call 19*3 VW — New baMer v. new master BUICK LASABRE 1*71 - Vary low DODGE ROYAL MONICO 1974-9 BE CREATIVE - & earn money cyl.i *ipnd, good cond. %Vi. mllat. full powar, air, claan. orglnlal while having fun Call Ms G , passenuer wagon, PS/PB, air. 764 3600 ell-IW. •__ ownar, asking H.400 Call S30-0U* AM/FM, extra snows. 56.000 ml. DRAMATICS ADVISOR — 4fU»t atlar 7 p.m. ii.ivf N.J. Teaching Certificate IHf CHRVSLEB PLYMOUTH — ttSOO. Call 94M10*. CAN'T WORK 9 TO i? SELL AVON Salary $800, pending negotiations Good condition, m tlrn, «7». Call BUICK ESTATE STATION WAGON - And work when you want. Call Contact Principal, Keansburg Jun- FIAT mi — M.000 ml., 4door, good 671 -6391, 566 5283. 5300451 HlwKII 21 Business Services DRIVER — Part time nights, must More Clotsiflid altar t p.m.. S4» 733* — Brown with tan laalhar Inlarlor. Prompt reliable. Mlka. 495-2715. black inttrlor. 1 7IUrt anoint, 4- have own far Apply in person Power door locki, powar dual Mali. ipeed, 30 t mpg. AM/FM sttrao, 1971 FORD PICKUP HONDA IV CIVIC — S-lp**d. Circle Pi/i-a. IS Hwy 36, Eatonlown on Ntni Poge l«73 BUICK - 4 dr. LaSabrt, hard AM/FM ttarao caitatta. wlra low rniltaoe Mint cond 700-3S2S 6 Stick, (700 Auto Services/ SLIPCOVERS — Pin lifted Plastic top, air, PS/PB. Pmrf window*. wheats, new tirei, mint condition Southern car, no run, axe. cond., 51."SO Call 541-5441. Call 142 27M material, $49 Upholstery. $69 30 aulo tram., AM/FM radio, good t10.7SO 5*3 1100 Mon Frl. »to 5 p m PONTIAC LE MANS SPORT l»70 , arts s tip After 1 444 34*7 or 988 4516 51 Help Wanted SI H.lpWanttd cond., HIM Call aflar * p.m., 73«.4746 waakandi. IMPALA STATION WAGON 197* - PS/ PB, air. tut, running cond., tSZS. 1975 FORD CREW CAB — Four 741*6*7. 9paiteng*r. VI, air, PS/PB. IH-ISH. whetl drivt, air, big wheels, roll bar, Wt MUSTANG PARTS - Magi & SLIPCOVERS - Pin litttd Plaslic (. AMARUS - 19*6, body t interior dual gas tanks, plow hitch, Nailer or material, $49 Upholstery, $49. 30 only, extra part* IHV Camaro SS. AM/FM radio, vary good cond ood tires, side Pipes A much more. 741-0050. hitch, CB Good cond S45O0. 747-»15 WI1H, heap trying, S. exp. Afttr t. 444 3467 or 988 4516 1977 BUICK REGAL template. * speed ft motor need! RA5SAS PONTIAC altar 7 p.m. work Both >150 Can 5*3 16400 51 Hwy 15. Eatonlown naw and usad cars in Monmouth auto shift, 4-cvl. Rt 36. KtVPOTt, 364 3087 ptrlenct rtquired. busy service sta- 139 9116 Ml 1414 County. Ovtr 100 air conditioned Call 787-W04 Broad St . Shrewsbury. 544 1401 tion Must be qualified in domestic ft Toll (ret 800663 3048 'III I pm CHEVY MONTE CARLO I97S — ntw cars In slock. McGLOIN FORD 1971 — 4 whaal drivt. naads foreign repairs Must have own Good running cond. Naads some BUICK OPEL INC, Shrewsbury tools Bft G Gull. Holmdel 739 1360 TRAIN TODAY FOR THE \ \ MONZA MIRAGE 1977 — Special Avt.. Now Shrawsburv. 7414200 work, $500 AVIS body wor* 767 1001 Edition, 2 + 2, 4-cvl.. good cond. Call 471 1751 or H7-7.H4 0 Wanted Automotive AUTO MECHANIC - Busy rtpair 14,000 ml. 767*21* CHRYSLER LE BARON 1976 - > TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- FORD F 150 PICKUP 1974 - Auto. garage Class A need only apply Apply in person Chris's Auto Ser door coup*. 17.000 ml Immaculate MUSTANG 19*7 - 1*9 VI, aulo , PS. parb sarvlca. DOWNES PONTIAC, Irans , all ntw tlrts. Asking $1150 Call 5*» 500* body ft llres good, runs wall. Alking •2 Lowtr Main St., Matawan. 495- 32 72 JUNK CARS WANTED vice Ctnltr. Church SI ft Carr Ave . Ktansburg. COMPUTER and ^k 1775 641 336* M 747-1471 or 841-0804 Young Used CIRCLE CHEVROLET Shrewsbury Ay* Shrewsbury OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1979- TOYOTA COROLLA 1«1 - W«eon, 4 Motorcycles 741 JIM I owner. *xc, claan cond., 37.000 original owner, 42.000 ml., 4 speed 51 HtlpWanltd 51 Help Wanted Cers. ml , AC. AM/FM starao. PB/PS. stick, tno^nf^m. SECRETARIAL CAREERS OATSUN 510 WAQON 1976-4 •5*75 741-40*2. HARLEY DAVIDSON 1975 - spaad. air. II 400 Call *7I 0407 atlar Sportsttr, e«c cond., 12,200 THAT WILL PAY OFF TOMORROW For Sale » p m OPEL MANTA LUXUS 1974 - Exc. TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. Can anvtimt. 495-912» mechanical cond.. sunroof, auto. Ui Newman Springs Red Bank Extra Cash Needed?? 47 Shre wry A«*. DATSUN »0SX 19(0 - SoorJl pack 1*00 Call 54445** AMC, Jeep/ Renault !*} 00« HONDA XR'W — Ntw Christmas • KEmnn*EK«r.»T.... age. errt cond.. 5 spaad. 4*.900 or i9tu, uiad ". hour, to bt sold at the • OfflCC mOCfOUftE *ACCTiWRft best offer 747 4365 USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES bast oiler For information call Delivery person needed for stores RedB.n 747-030* RABBIT DIESEL 1979 - Deluxe. I AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN • UTAEDtnf mrum dr , AM/FM, 34,000 ml.. 50 mpg. 747-1503. DODGE CHARGER 1171 — SE. TEED OTHER USED PARTS DAY, EVES., A 8AT. CLASSES Good running condition 1900 extras, IS.SOO or bast offer s*a tin ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY MONDAMATIC HAWK 197t — and Rural Route. Freehold - Call 739 01* I anytime T M E O DO*BjJ* 1«00. *0Octi Hat naw windshitld i crash bars. Garage kepi Ashing 1900 or Manalapan -Marlboro Area. STUDENT LOANS AVAIL. VOLVO New A Uiad bast reasonable ofltr. 717-0032 • FREE PLACEMENT ASSIST. Sale,, parti, service, body .hop Stvore Molors Rt 35, Wall SJ| 7H» HONDA 1976- 5» Suptr Sport, tuc The Register Daily & Sunday cond . low miltag*. Mutt sail, $1,200 CALL FOB FREE BROCHURE (MMH OR 74)1- VOLVO PARTS SALE New used, or best offor. JIMMO- for oldies, rettorers. Chaapt RED Call: SCHOOL OF DATA PROGRAMMING CLASSIFIED HONDA CYCLES — And Moptdt. BANK VOLVO, NI-MH,. Short Area s Numbor Ont Dealer vw 1H4 — 4 weed Good condition Rt 9 South. Freehold 442-4M1. Wt Mary Tomeski M00 will not be undtrwld. Call *'l tiiO 542-4009 or YAMAHA 1978 — XS 400, ipacttl 188EASTBERQENPL WE BUY USED CARS -TOP dollar engine with windshield, elc. Ttrrlflc 583-5210 HEP BANK, N.J. paid. Schwarti ChrvilerPlvmouth. bul naads some work First $500 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 141 W Front St., Red Bank. 747-0717. takas it Altar 5 P m . 542-0477 A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS s

HEATING DECORATING CARPET 8. DESIGN INSTALLATION JOHN K'S HEATING SERVICE CO - Free eflkiencv testing-14 nr Character Design JIMSCARPET INSTALLATION- emergency service Call 741 5*91 Salat, Claanlns, rt lavi, ft ttrttchti Hav* vour child s favonu cartoon 1 rtpaln H4-H77 characters coma lo life on their SEWING bedroom walls I spaclalue In "In- terior Decorating" ot children's ROOFING A SIDING bedroom* Call Donna at 747 6536 for HEMS TAPER PANTS THINGS more Information. Elc. Vary reasonable AMERICAN HOME Improvtmtnt 741 71*6 — Roofing flding, palnl, gutttrs, MISCELLANEOUS room* it vri rxp Rich, 211 1240 TREE SERVICE ATTICS, GARAGES. ETC. - ROOFING UNLIMITED — Quality O»«n*Hi out mna htultd «w*v Con rooting al arfordablt prlct* Call T WOODY S TREE SERVICE ilruchoncMbfiirtmovtKl Tt—\c\it. A R Conilruction Co 7IT-H43- Tree ft shrub Irlmmlng ft removal Fully insured Free estimates S25 minimum.175 maxkmiim. Call CLEAN YARD — Cellar*, •tllO. PAINTING& 5X1012 B*r»oi>* Fr*M tstlm«lct, WALLPAPERING Can MI ;u» CHIMNEYSWEEP MOVING ft STORAGE Here's a "spritely tip for all you holiday shoppers: CHIMNIY SWEEP — Aberdeen ft INTERIOR Matawwt area NICK'S MOVERS — LowritM, wn There's an abundance of imaginative gift ideas to be 5a>9**0 •or r«lis, I'H tillm«l» Slorto* Wt tr«v«l Can anvlimi. 144-fm RENOVATIONS found in the classifieds. Check them out today. Lictnw NO. ttt ^__^_ LEGALSERVICES Painting, inlarlor allaratlont, MM«MMII«l«l«l»4«Hltl«HI«m«IW«IH1 TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING thtttrochlng, carptmtry, tte I onh Big or small Insurad PUC No 7U UM tht btit paint Btniamln Moort BANKRUPCV — Reasonable rates Qualttv work at a rtatontblt prut CARD OALLERV For appointment. Stanley Spector. Frtt tstlmattft Call Jot at til tilt CARDS • OIFTS • JEWELRY JACK'S BARN _ '»•*"* CANDIES • PARTY SUPPLIES UTTUPEOrUIPAUtK Horaomen'i Supplies * Apparel HOME CHAPEL HILL SHOPPING CENTER O Sciwem Ctt Yout Mean Out BIT PAINTING — In- HWV 35 MIDOLETOWN84? MOO GET THE BFST FOH LESS TUBS Fn 10-9 CARPET CLEANING IMPROVEMENTS ttnor/txltrior Fraatttlmattt Call Children s toyi A Clothing Sai & Mnn 10 6 Sy" '? 4 4« IIM or /17-IWS. ._ NfAlMP' 10 14 81 Mam Si Faf">ingc1aie 936 27V At|«y Sportaman Shop At EXPERT CARPET CLEANING IAURELSOUARE Quna. tponlng Oooda. Opttce. lewi j - Upnolstorv Cleaning Reasonable A 1 HOME RCPAIfli - Rtmocttl CALL WALLV'S PAINTING SHOPPING CENTER lork ttolh... r ratal Morris Hoffman UJ 0209 ing, In.utilioo. caroanir*, plumb For a lob you'll bt oroud of M&M BRICK TOWN 840 0777 .na, tl«Utc, masonry. No Job loo .mall R*RMa.nl.f..nc..»M»47| Export Craftunan FACTORY STORE Blggar P«op)» s Palace GUTTER SERVICE Laurel towata MNT1UIT.MINT »LOUMa • CeM«r ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS - Bv ItTTIH. DMtHI • •lAItm CLEANED — Repaired, leaf covers, j«y Don't buy n**. ramodai what Waal Caata • «»n fun seamiest sutler. Installed, de- you hav. 7*7 7W. INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR PAINT At PacMn Prteee livered, or cash ft carry. Home ING * BUTTON FURNITURE III nWOTSt.MOMNK owners Aluminum. 191 1490 CARPENTER - Will Hotmail loM Frta E.llmatts fl Dry Smka • Rocker* • Lamp. in-mr in ftpart tirna to iupot«m«nl tncom* Call Loul* Actvtdo. Ml i«U •J . H«y M 76M8M EaM KaarU Fr*w «ltmaU, 170-1010 I MAIN IT.. KIVPOUT BUSINESS A MORGAN P. COLIO, JR. COAST HAROWAM M4-I1H Painting, wallpwarln*. picturing. DflH 10 AM ,»IK SECRETARIAL CARPENTRY * PAINTING 1 NORWOOD T.V. ALBIIBOUTIOUE Hoini impfowtrrnnn, Room Rt Rtf provldad Frat atllmatot. Allar .cYsSSSSSB SERVICE *, Ml 7)41. M7J7U Co» TV a - Zaorlti M5 B may 222 0700 Long Bra 1/1 OH tiMn Slock motfciing Sp#eialiir». illl I _-w. i,a.«Ji«a *J- - jute I SnMlrochlns. Elact ft Q C . Sony. PMco CALL THE OFFICE Fr»a f.Kmata* Call *« B,oeO«av lBh2 RED BANK 1OOK STORI mm Mi 1117m I raJtWHn THE OLDE UNION For all your secreterlal naads Pro PAINTING Book* SiaMrwy P«pa< Backs lYitJnMlft Art , IHMWI A COtmiTl LINI Of Se'vng Lu-icMto"! 12 to Sand letslonallv handled by hour. day. OF HERRMAN INTERIOR eimdenf*. T47 1412RedBaM HtXIDA T • AKCO QOOOt D§ Besi look, CARPENTRY irilook 3i-**W. .. Milstahi MMm«« Baaulitully Gil Wra *leln» Full color Mlaclton avail- Off N T DAVt-a an. M io p.m. Ol I iM K Cul rrenarounj HOME IMPROVEMENTS able Very naal profettlonal work at E ATON TO WN • Ml -1H2 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER - Clrete Ptua CMenfown CWcte SAL'S No lob loo wtMll. 1^_i-1 a r.etonabra price Fully Mured. Slano'n Garden Cantar Additions renovations cabinet work Fraa estimate. Call Eddie at PAPER PARADE LATE SHOPPERS!! Rt 35 MiddHMnwo n«»tin TAVERN-RESTAURANT formica Call *-7 30. 741-1504 fnwnc rhfvinw 671 1MB Serving Lunch anO Onnei SKI HAU& K ManPlwa Haiiei?64020? MR FIXIT HOME REPAIR HI 34 Co« Neck 482 M5S Firvt Ott«-Jewe(ry-tano* China OUR DESSERT SHOP Opento lam . for uta SPMliMitng In odd Job* • SKI EQUIPMENT f Oft It OWN M Hour* A DAY WELDING PAINTING - And Odd loM Large THE ENTIRE FAMH Y two N*fW ShSMSra Call Oaorga. 4»H1M Sneli Look Loveiv or .mall. Vary reatanawe Call • APPAREL FOR THE JtRRYS BROOM FARM Pete. «•»«•* «4i Shrewsbury Avt Red Ben* PROFESSIONAL - Quality wa>k SKIfR ANDNON SKIER a>a,ia- . IM*B atfa ••!!>• Hnalnll 747 S86 PITER KUOtT ft «ON - AllpMtMi • UNUBUAlOtfTSFOR IATKW000 JEWELCM ' vlvlnimV• "'Wallnw, 'nipnig Any ilia lob ft odd loot Law prices ol rtmodallng ft altarailont Larg* tri-eiss, PROFESSIONAL PAINTER! - THE SKI ENTHUSIAST FineJewelrv&Watchet IIVB Ct>n»tma». '«eei Scotc" Pine Z b lvan «ptf I alltntton Claan, tail • reliable Work gueren CulOnucjt.nf" PlsntSlion BaiW" . C... 741 -1«». OCEANNfTAVEMII 14WlH*y U Ha/tei .764 ?fii3 A Mondertui Family TtMt teed, Iraa titlmalel. aa CERAMIC TILI B^> .iinlil JE 1 daTi MOM'S KITCHEN TOP NOTCH - Homa InnKOva- JSnl.rrtator.IIM. rtma*tHi»fl, umimva ' 1 ? Ol 1171 attar t Pointing All work guarantttd Call (42-aXM* Th« nmir HonJrtd* U Choose Ft(im > D Conrad Smith Nuraory I AMU Y DINING WALLPAPERING. PAINTING c H WILL DO ALL - BatOraam Ilia. UTILITY SHEDS Mvittthtt, ra Tnton * E»ionlo«f M Aflar » P.m RtatanatWt ratti, all work guara ^L JS^iiSS ""ass— lOBtoMa Red Bank 7410000 •resit replacement 4 repairs Ree toad Call Mlka, <« mi HBfoadSl 74;32O4-RJOdB«r* ____^. ^ I sanatte ra*n. 141 101*. I** tar Jefl call I*IM7 — 18 The Ckdy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30,1981 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadline

Include Sunday the next time you Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad for and you can charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 3 days and we'll Rive you (he 4th either Master Charge or Visa TOLL FREE PHONES day free Now that's a good deal See how easv it is1 Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Betides you net fast results too a dav on 1700 this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 54*1700 NON-COMMERCIAL AUS7ONEY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 54Z-17W 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME.

51 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 84 Merchandise 102 Houses For Rtnt Nubbin Wanted MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - REAL ESTATE SALES - Start the LONG BRANCH — 2 bedrooms, liv- FULL/PART-TIME Second and Third shifts opening, New Year with a "boom"! Make ing room, dining room, kitchen, $110 pnoi food plant experience helpful vour move to success Join our ag ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- per mo + ulllltlat, 1 month secur- Must have working' knowledge Of gressive staff ft en,Ov the fruits ot TIOUES, Rt. 34 and Homestead ity. Call ThomptonAgertcy. 741-0700. electrical, mechanical ft some re- your labor we make* Btst highway Ava., Leonardo. 291 5250 ATTENTION frigeration equipment Apply in per localiontop training ft tools. Draw MIODLETOWN — 1 bedrooms, one son to Automatic Rolls. 1 Gourmet BEER STEINS bath, family room, garage. Lease ft Get in on the ground tloor $10 Lane. Edison. N j IWH> ' available No 1 Relo Broker incoun Wanted bv collector million. S yr young international 493 4747 security required $475 a month plut company is looking lor 10 lo 10 ACADEMY AGENCY 739 2222 utilities E. A. ARMSTRONG ambitious individual* lo enter man MUSICAL DIRECTOR For HS DON'T HAVE THAT SALE AGENCY, Realtor, Little Silver aoement training program Full play Must havr N J Teaching REAL ESTATE SALES Cash, high prices for vour small 741 -4500; training provided Be m a super Certificate Salary $800, pending ne "Some Of Mv Most garage tale Items, plut antiques, visory position ,n b months for golialiuns Contact Principal. Jewelry, contents of batements, ti- MIODLETOWN - I-bedroom, tat- interview tall Won .Fn l 5 p m . Keansburg Junior Senior H S Successful Full-time tles, etc Call 264-S6M after S P m In kitchen, living room with fire 6J6 1762 E«t J09 Salespeople Started Place, $410 + utmtltt, 291 5TO GROOM Must be experienced With No Experience. Guv Johnson with thoroughbred* b oavs Rets NURSES RN's & LPN's Buv ft Buys MIDDLETOWN — Appltbrook regutred Can ?4b Ibtf before noon CERTIFIED SO CAN YOU!" Single Hems to entire households ranch. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, living NURSE S AIDES M F Licensed or non licensed, 1 need peo- Antique furniture, lewelrv, silver room, dining room, '/» acre. HAIRDRESSER HOMEMAKERS ple who .it. serious about full-time Immediate cam. 942 4336 UiO/month plut utilities, + security An following HOUSEKEEPERS I LIVE INS !>.•• hour Call ma* begone Call Gene Mulroy, The OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, Chi- 2 baths, living room, dining room, to 13S to $100 Pet week depending on Berg Agency. Inc . Holmdel Hailet ANDERSEN WINDOWS * DOORS na, glassware, art objects and bric- 493-JW* time available '4' 6688 or 780 1854 BABYSITTING — Mv Shrewsbury PIN BALL MACHINE — Used, eat-In kitchen, basement, attic, to- Otf>ce. 264 8700 STOP home, full or part lime Any ages - Anv site A stvle. S0% discount bought, sold. Great Christmas gift. a-brac. Immediate cash for any-tally redecorated. Walk to tchooit. i NEED ONE Eipenence. bales PART TIME DRIVERS 11. 7* 747-9107 W.ndiw.iard.. )-toa»)«7O7. 2295297. thing and everything. Ruscll's, 25 E. churches ft ttoret. Of I street park Representative (preferably m ad 7 b lor school and or alhletn runs Front St., Red Bank 74I-U93. Ing. $550 plut uiim.es ft security, vertiSingi tor Red Bank art-d mar REAL ESTATE SAL-ES ASK... HAHVKMIIIIUHI My Law ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank PIN BALL MACHINE — Com- Apply m person Murphy Bus Ser renca Harbor area home. Refer 217 Welt Front Street TURN VOUR DIAMONDS INTO references Suitable for 2 couples or ktt selling yellow paues tor Ipcfll vice •>•-•. Hwv 35 Middletown (be mercial, e«t cond. $325 firm. professional or commercial offices. telephone directory Fantastic op hind SiperMem s Paint Store) ences available 566 3846 3 bulldlngs-150 dealers I43-433* 944-Mlt. DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to Dortumlv tor right person Call Ten JUMP ON THE YOURSELF items bought, atk for Guy Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will No pelt 747 121) Or 741 1113. at ?41 «3T or Lyrin at Ml 611/ CERTIFIED TEACHER — Will PRINTER'S TRAYS —Good condl Buv from private owners and es- PART TIME id assist in manag BANDWAGON! WHERE WILL I BE AND WHAT tutor grades K 6 In her home BARREL STOVES — Household or RED BANK - Beautiful, targe 1 >ng service business in Red Bank WILL I BE DOING FIVE VEARS lion. tates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- bedroom $500 plui utlUUet INFORMATION On ALASKAN What makes one agency stand out FROM TODAY, IF I CONTINUE Call 7413499 workshop woodburnlng space __ Call 566-0934 after 6 p.m. PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- Write to P Swi/er Boa 40] Red 1 1 heaters. 1 models, horizontal A ver- 741 11W nnd OVERSEASemplovment E» Bank N J Q"01 above ail others PEOPLE If rtal WHAT I AM DOING NOW? SIGNED T9t River Rd.. Fair silent income ootetihai Call iJII) EXPERIENCED. RELIABLE - tical, $125 ta. Installation available RAILROAD TIES-New, creoioted Hav>n. N.J. 142-4257. estate is your career and it you are Woman Babysitter for your child in lor extra fee Call HI 30«, HI 7334 6N6KB. $4.90. Presiuretreated 4K4»I . RUMSON — 3 bedroom, 2 bath, liv- '41-9784. Eil (,"(> PART TIME Driver Transport a full time professional, come lo We have three sales positions 1c mv I'm t Monmouth home 495-3852 ing room, dining room, walk to ing adults to and from day center in $S 90 Landscape ties. 4x6x1, $3 45 USED STAIR ELEVATOR — To fit school, stores ft but route Gat heat, INTERIOR OESlON SALES - FOUR SEASONS tor a confidential which can develop Into management BOXES• CORRUGATED •00 523 «741 a 149 " stairway. Red Bank 10 hr week. 53 JS P*r hr interview with Gloria. Maureen or lor the right person EXPERIENCED MOTHER — Will For Moving ft Storage, and for In flexible lease, available Immediate *- ull cart lime, flair lor decorating | Eaudl Opportunity Employer Call 142 1533, keep rinumo rt must Will tram Call 446 22 W Lynn We re one of the most sue lake care of children in my Oakhurst dustrv. A complete tint of packaging REFRIGERATOR - Whirlpool, 16 ly. $425 plui utllltUt- H2 5029 842 !QM tessful agencies in Monmouth Coun You can immediately expect to: home, ages 3 & UP Full or part time supplies. 462-4672 or 747-40H. cu. ft., frost tree, bottom freeier, WANTEO — Naw or used roofing SEA BRIGHT — 3-bedroom, private MUSICAL DIRECTOR For HS 1v with .iff,if. in Middlelown and 229-4S1v _ good cond.. $150 button Microwave, PART TIME Work in dental lab. Rurmon and we're members ot •Attend 2 weeks of schooling, CHRISTMAS SPECIALS — Boston Kenmore, push , like new, $275. Call ocean beach, boat facilities. $50* a clav Must have N J Teaching 3 $ hours per day Male or female. FEMALE PIANIST/VOCALIST - rocker 157 iO, rtcllntr $119 95. Great mo References 142 4242 - frt.itit#U Saia- y 1800 Pending ne retirees tall 264 89SO RELO the largest relocation com !>••••. paid 542-5443. .•.in, in the world' Call now' FOUR • Be given the opportunity to Will provide music A sing along for gilt idea Present this ad. Factory ji Iiaiiotn Contact Principal your Christmas parties. Reasonable SEARS KENMORE - Apt. Ill* TOWNHOUSE — HI teytl • kitchen Keansburg Junror Senior H S PART TIME HELP Wanted for SEASONS REALTORS. 6M-5200. advance rapidly into alter 1 o m. 4950095 Middlelown office, or 530-9600. rates 130 1573 washer & dryer. Ilka new, $250 Call ft living room, 2nd level -1 bedrooms JOVie s Sub ShOO. Linergtt Ideal lor management CLOTHING - Liltli girl's 11 mot to 264-2521 8. bath $340 plus 495 2117_ high st pool lunior* Apply in person Rumson office • No house to house canvassing FORMER NURSES AIDE —Seeks sue 4. Maternity tops, 111* 10. All • tf*P • Nn • m amt an rtaa b_t mnit position JS relief person by dav for UNION BEACH - 1 bedroom Col 101 Commercial like new. w=Tna. ...T.... = 6 si Ne .in Sormgs Rd RECEPTIONIST To QualllV" • '-'"•• elderly Will drive, shop, keep ap- 101 Apartments (age. rental $2)0 Plus security, pay Rentals For beauty Clinic •Ambitious, dependable pointments. $5 00 hr 739 4913 own utilities Call 244 5161 P\ZZ& DRIVER 18 or older, must • High School graduate or better Daily Sunday nave own tar Apply after i o m in 747 9882 • MOTHER/NURSE — Will Sit, Mon SOFA — A matching loveseat. enc oerson to Red Bank Piua IS N •Own good car ABERDEEN — 5 room, 2 bedrooms RETAILER in Neptune Ocean •Looking lor career, not a iob i Frl. for toddler-age children in cond , $325 Train, but, GSP, shop. Days 103 Rentals To Share Br.dge Ave Red Bank Full & cart Holmdel hum- Jb* 49?5 Call 717*543 or 671-2471, •41-Oil, eves M4-f477, Charlie. RE J BANK time Township area needs bookkeeper REGISTER with accounts payable ft payroll ex FOR THE RIGHT PERSON, THIS RELIABLE WOMAN -wishestodo SPANISH SECTIONAL COUCH — per.ence Reply to PO Bo» 278. IS A LIFETIME CAREER OP ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri KEYPORT — 1 family houte, hitch- Hi-ai estate Saies nousecleamng in Middletown area. $350 Recl.ner chair, color portable Apartments, East Avenue. 1 .ft 2 en privileges Call for information Middletown. N J O?74B PORTUNITY A I I M AN INI I UNA Call 747-4176 Classified Ads SHOPPING TIONAL GROUP OF COMPANIES TV. All e«c cond 495 1031 bedrooms available. Rental office, 719 1733 • Apt. 44, Of call 291-0006 FOR A NEW LOOK WELDING TORCHES I TANKS - Ml DOLE TOWN — Share large RN S LPN'S NURSE S AIDE 55 Situations Wanted as low as E HI cond., with accessories. 20 cu country home, professional persons THIS FALL? IM F) F. GETZ BEAUTIFUL — One bedroom apt. ft OK 10 cu ft Ace Call Allen after available In small tt unit garden 24 to 40 Call 291 2*1, am or before before you buv your new wardrobe Ail Shifts Available Male 49.5 cents 6 p.m , t42 4511 tJOO I 10 pm , 747-1100 Medical Personnel Pool 264-2400 per line, oar dav apt. Ideal for young marrleds or ing* < life to M,onr»iouth St Red Bank (based on non commercial senior cltliens In safe surroundings, PROFESSIONAL - Over XI to 43KJ74J MON.-WED., 10 AM-5 PMALL AROUND YARD WORK - tOdav Insertion) 76 Auction Salts overlooking ocean on Hwy. 16. oneshare room ft expenses ot unique 200 y . - d confident ml Equal Opportunity Employer M F Trees cut, gutters, garages cleaned block before Highlands Bridge NY yr old home In Middletown area. CtNTunv 71 Embmder Realtors SALESPERSON Free estimates 741 4XS bui «t oo>r. call »fi-HSt. 172 0222 Keep trying in Middletown Grace Barker Needed to s,gn up nursery school for SALESPERSON - Experienced in For FAST RESULTS AUCTION - Every Tues. A Thura . building materials and hardware. CHAUFFEUR HANDYMAN — HIGHLANDS On Bev, 1-bedroom PftlME INDUSTRIAL AREA 6>i JWO edu •en Planning may be sub at $119,000 Whelen Realty Croup, OUTLET. 1709 Rt 35, Oakhurst 531 WO apt Full tile bath $250 per mo. Plut SEA BNK.MT - Motel room, L those big stituied for ' year of work ex Realtors, 142 7S6S ATTENTION utilities ft security References Apt nenence Send resume to Mon- furnished apartments Maid service. mouth County Personnel Dcpt . Hail TAVERN WITH INCOME DESKS FOR SALE - 2 Shaw Walk OWNERS OF LARGE DOGS! IB, 29 Grove PI Call 311 4SW 7 to 9 TV, utilities included in our low ot Records. Mam St. Freeftpld. Rte 36 highway property 3 separate •f (1.30K60. $35 (1)37x60. US Both Tanks A lot now hat extra heavy and winter rates Available bv dav. week metal Typewriter compartment left super heavy choke chains ft leathet 077» entals grossing over 1250,000 Loads KEANSBURG or month No lease no security, ot parking, great potential Kitchen stde Available immediately Call in slock TRAOE WINDS MOTEL 142 IU7 291 0477, Mon -Frl 9 5, ask tor Nan- • Maple Ave Red Bank 1*1 3440 2 bedroom, $32) a me. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Jj facilities Must sell Asking $365.000 cy ^ Security ft references 291 1559 hr week, including weekends with assumable mortgage DOBERMAN PUPPV - AKC, black WEST PALM BEACH, FLA - Pleasant interesting work Per GIG REALTORS 131-2000 ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR — Like l> Ian, exc blood line, paper-trained, KE YPORT - i bedroom got, $150 (lake Worthl 7 bedroom con INFLATION FIGHTERS maneni 467 9066 new Can for info. Rosa Franer, Efficiencies $250 Month and "i se- domlnlum, completely furnished TRAVEL AGENCY - Interested in shots UP to date Call 222 2072, 7*1-0600 590-0745 curity, no pets Includes heat, hot Call 5660916 after 4 o m SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - 30 owning vour own travel agency' water, ft cooking Call between 9-1 QUALITY 8 SOFA - Blue, beige nr 4 dav week including weekends Call (201) 'SO 1750 FANTASTIC VALUES' All items DOBERMAN — Female all shots, dally. 264-111 IM Furnished Rooms 7BLUEVE.VET - Swivtl rockers. CHROME 1 GLASS ETAGERE S Pleasant interesting work, per very good condition Ooll bag, clubs, $125 i'1. 2 ToW»r Craftsman braM level. Modern Contemporary 6-5 pnni outline, -quilttd from Schumacher fabrics, exc cond . manent 462 9016 cart, $3S Hair dryer with case. $10. _ Call 172 9406 LONG BRANCH — Modern 1 ft 2 amps 171 ea Can 547 2»< good cond $100. 3 shelf wood book 63 Money To Loan Manual typewriter, $10 Photocopier bedroom garden aptt Features BEDROOM FOR RENT Bv the I case. 4 ij' $20 Made double bed HIS Call 171 16M TAILOR SEAMSTRESS - Must be (like new), $45 Portable radio- FREE IRISH SETTER large rooms with a minimum of 5 week IM 2nd Street, Kevoort 1600 WORTH headboard good cand $40 HI tin tapenenced m ladies & men's re Male. 1 yr. old. affectionate thread, upper REFRIGERATOR - Holpoint. 12 cassette recorder. $10 Slereophono ctotets In each apt Free heal, hoi 264- M07 __^ cu ft , self defrosting, green, esc pairs Lots of work 741 1300 graph, $35 Movie camera, $15- 5X10954 ' water ft gat Walking distance to tor* pafteris i ELECTRIC MOvVES W0 Mans KEANSBURG U7 I Hammilton watch $50 Man's over cond . (17S Gas dryer, almost new, TEXAS REFINERY CORP - Oi- STOP Polarold camera with case, $10 FREE FISH tralnt. shopping ft Medical Center Sears Kenmore. (17) or best offer • FORECLOSURE Flea market entrepreneurs Lot One bedroom ttartt $110 a mo Two Roomt for rent coat 40 42. $20 AH line new Call lers plenty of monev Plus cash • AUTO REPOSSESSION Red Tag items-Buy 1, get 1 fee Call '17 6M9 or 717 91)1 ; W >4*6 •»?• 90'9 or 7n 0S34 after J p m bonuses, tnnge benefits to mature price H°o off. Call 7I7-56H after 6 bedrooms. $340 at corner of Bath ft ANTIQUE Stained aiasi lamp ! • CREDITOR HARASSMENT p m Tanks Alot • Maple Ave Hi 3440 Wettwood A vet Call T22 9191 MS St^r*. turntable AR ISO . person in Shrewsbury area Regard KEYPORT - Furnlthed room with FURCOA-COA-TT QOoodtond sue 1fc 18, REFRIGERATOR (7S Console • ALL CREDIT PROBLEMS GERMAN SHORTHAIH ie« of eirppnf nee, write f L Sears; Bad credit? No matter how far be FILL DIRT - $60 Per Irucklo6d MATAWAN — New J-bedroom cooking privileges. $50 oar week rriy" oor model. l>ke "•>* o_id $1W FLAME RETENTION HEAD —OH « 9ji' by gas conversion Also BIG circulator IRISH SETTER - For tale. $50 Can before noon. 495-0414 BAR L snaoed Mi - 6 ft solid 52 Babysitting/Child pump Call 747 1JW see at 311 Lorlllerd Avenue. Union SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN JALOUSIE WINDOWS & DOOR SNOW TiRES - Steel beiied.-radiai Beach, anytime after 12. 5*3 2OM. PORT MONMOUTH — 1 rooms, $300 Red Bank, private entrance, near all ,Ak top a cha.'s tfiuded. askinoj 17i •« . sat of 14 oieces Large chest white walls, 7) R U, used 2,000 1-00 3' Mam9 Mature woman, occasional RENTAL J22-S28 per mo. 741-2194 i«t1 E eilentj STOVE FIREWOOD M. saddle STROMBFRG CARLSON - Record article vending machine Both are worth PREPPY PUPS FESSIONAL BLDG — Highway 35. in.. C VI. The Daily Register, $250 Call IV 2970 or 747 9404 1 84] 639? player radio Impresdve sound, Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701 PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED ATTENTIONI RED BANK - Beautiful 6-room apt Eatontown 15* M ft. lo 742 tq fl . LIVINC ROOM SET, Contem mahogany cabinet, slight repair Each additional line, $1 00 No dis- Tanks Alot now has a large selection Middleage couple preferred No offices with services on lower level HLAC* VINYL RECLINEB 125 porary. loveseat. chair. 2 glass top count if canceled before expiration KINDLING WOOD of cotton web leads in assorted Prep Pelt Security ft references. Call 142-2216 Black winy -ouch, ivooden arms,: (3S ?•! 9JS0 BABYSITTER NEEDED Mid $1 90. Red Bank Lumber. 9 Wall It- : tables & lamps Like new 1200 Call 1 No changes in copy py colors Atk your owner to get you 741-0127 $25 Wh.i- wiCftfr ch«ir 120 'If 928f THREE FOLDINGSCREENS -US dielown area, various hours. i» a Red Bank 741 ssoo DEAL 1 week References, mature woman Have something to sell? Phone one for Christmas. '474*|4 earh Antiaue caned chair, (74 An • Maple Ave Red Bank 747)440 RED BANK - Newly remodeled, i Norwood Ave store for lease, In top MINI Hi* F Etc cond . top speed '•'»'.(*• mirror (2S Aiwrfed frames, 49} 1470 KITCHEN CABINETS- Wood.enc location Our exctutlve. Call for In HUNK BEDS *tHDedding 1150 bedroom apt Full kitchen, full bath K* Asking ins Color Tv " 71 cents tod Can 77**945 anytime RESPONSIBLE WOMAN To cond , single wall, 12' 11" ig counter SAODLE -Cortina Jumping saddle, $375 per mo,, plus month ft v* tecur- formation ft maole stereo t'S. Step table $10 ,RCA needs tube IM 747 6081 542-1700 top. wall oven, surface range, hood, sue .7-inch. Very comfortable, in SELBY REAL ESTATE. INC. Bicvtie g.n s 70 WO Can Mi 7*>«•« $12) 1971 PUCH MAXI - Blue. SEA BRIOHT — The Harbour Point fin (16S Cat' tn 0700. e« 74S Ash for717 ',;)/ Female lion ot their original cott. all mint Parent, 229411* toman. (TS Can after 4 p m , INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 100 colors available Fret phone Excellent condition Motel, fully furnlthed luxury apts 747-OW Don quotas, guaranteed lowest prices Call 741-4241 with a picturesque ocean view, all WOOD BURNING COOKSTOVE - 1H Newman Springs Rd. W9 491 54O9 Shop at home OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Llt- 4 burners, large oven, « ARCHIVIST SPECIAL LiBRAR Shrewsbury JtHKX utilltlet Included In rent. Short or ui Sliver Modern office building IAN (MLS umv of Denver), with GENERAL MOPED Hit — S Star long termt welcome Prlcet ttartlng 640 SO. It Call 142 7700, Ext M, for COLOR TV PICTURE WINDOW - » »4 wood. porcelain on cast Iron, 1300 Decora reference, research, writing. Index NEW INDOOR FLEA MARKET -- limited edition, well Iniected Asking RCA 13" (tHisoie (71 sman panes, aluminum tiormi L live spinning wheel, very good con ADMIRAL — II cu tt. frost tree Soace available. Call 495 0504 be $S5O Call FiMM? et $19) per mo. 1492 Ocean Ave., Sea details • Call 787 7479 si teens included. (110 7» 7S3J i>n. US "' "t» mg. consulting, supervising 4 public refrigerator. (?» J J3J speaking en perience. seeks pro tween I p.m lllim Rts 33 A 24, OFFICE SPACE - LI tlte Silver, fe^sional position In archive or SP« Cell 471 tlte Farmingdale MOPED ma Puch Mam Sport •J*JJL ^ L Like new cond Only 290 miles 2hP SHREWSBURY - Well maintained, new Colonial professional building cial library Undergraduate degree A LOW mjui.r ' ' 3'-i room apt References Day -at 530 Prospect Ave (opposite Fire in anthropology Contact L R NSW EARLY AMERICAN - 3 engine Asking $450 741 J5J9 after 5 Shoo the used Fufrwlure Censer piece living room set ecu ft. refrig- 747 1004, or MM, ill 417i house) Large parking area. Call Densky. 13 South St . Freehold, N J of Red Bank $ 30 07721 erator, tewing machine M2-0M4. TOWNHOUSE 74t nit IV Shrewsbury Aye MMUt 710 a-m/4-7 aj.m PUCH MAXI 5 roomt. heat, garage, $110 1910, I1C. cond . 1000 ml. RED BANK - Fully prepared office OFVICB SOUIPMENT uiID" - •41 7951 after 4 p.m. tultet in prettlge buildings ranging $475, 7414729 In Hie from 700 so tt to t2M M fl ,4 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 Walnut chain, ] seat sofa, modern WEST END - 1 bedroom, 1 Week to choose from In 1 buildings, with metal bookcase and arm chairs, util- 84 Merchandise from beach Swimming poof on carpet, central air and all Improve * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER ity table. Other Items 741 95M grounds, cable TV available 400 menu Ample on tile parking, also, FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200" ORGAN — Lowrev Contempo 10 Wanted Ocean Blvd.. Long Branch. 112-«m tingle roam offices available with all Like' new Sacrlflcf Cost $10,200 improvements and utiltlat ttartlng ReqiMe' Fam.iy Ads can sell your unneeded items Asking SWO0 2M 7I1» at $1» per mo , call owners, Walter AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 102 Houses For Rent Zimmerer ft Son. 946 1400 quicMy Usp our MFRCHANDISE FOR-SALE col Classified Service WANTED. Antiques, Jewelry, PIANNOS ORGANS Rugs. Silver. Gold, FOR CASH. RED BANK- Newly renovated 11-00 •>ow under a separate' distinctive heading MAJOR BRANDS VOt'CAN TELEPHONE MMOSO T INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES KEANSBURO — 1 room haute $17) tq ft office spate, available Im- Herns originating from your household may be sold WARE HOUSE PRICES 159 E Newman Springs Rd. mediately, neat provided. Tff-im. Shrewsbury HI 4200 plus utliillei 1 month security. CoM ' to' up to $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article YOtR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING O> SATURDAYS REDBANK tOOO M ft U (wr,« FREEHOLD MUSIC A CONTENTS OF HOMES - Atlkft. •Mm, Price 1or each item must be mentioned TO START IM»1 H MOMDA1'« EIIITION. LEONARDO - i bed ream, living 6M0 tq ft Call Ml 643t after 4pm basementt. antiques, yard tales, Mon Frl weekends anytime. RT 9 M'/» miles north o* circle) talt ft pepper collections 264 64M roem, dining room, 1 oetht, UH Hut security, heat ft electric extra JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE (201) 462 4730 ALL LIONEL TRAINS 291 17*4. 110 Wanted To Rent MONTHLY RENTALS FROM M » Or Fiver. Tap cart eppralial LEONARDO - I •ndroam Ranch BETWEEN8:30A M «, 12:30P.M. MefJlS $410 p«r month BRA Maimed Real Call 542-1700 PIANOS - ORGANS ty. 471 56W PROFESSIONAL COUPLE-Saokt All Musical Supplies and Services ANTIQUES - All Hindi, bought far large 1 or l bedroom apt In No discount if cancelled before expiration TUSTING PIANO CO lop cash Mary Jane Maoeevell An LINCROPT — Lovely, private Matawan area Jan er Peg $17> Our 97th Year liouet, IM Cat! River Rd . Rumton dwelling. I feedreemt, $6M Per me Including utiiitiet. Call Trlna, No chanqp', >n copy CALL 542-1700 Atbwrv Park mQM4 •411159 Member Appraisers At •fut utmttet, tocurllv, leate Call 6-9 5644100 davt. 166 M»7 leave O»en f||t i tocietlon of America »m 94646» SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1981 ^ Ml Special Notion tu Marlboro HI and Lois IIH 19 onwlldated Into chapters and sec- IM Marlboro tions by General Code Publishers 214 Marlboro 131 MOUSM For Sal* Corp and consisting of Chapters 1 to weekends only tt. Inclusive, together wllh »n Ap- l follows: - "Section I. Thai the amount of the halt be permitted without tha ap- A NEW LISTINO — Charming adopted, ordained and enacted as cost of said purpose to be financed rovel of the Marlboro Township MRS. SYLVIA bv the Issuance of the obligation. lannlng Boafd, which approval Cumson Colonial featuring large Handwriting Analyst Ihe "Coda of the Township of fSSTk hardwood floors, bright Marlboro." hereinafter known end lall require the submission of a 'in, utehen. Professionally lend- Character Reader/Advisor referred to as the "Coda" which may be expended for In- •tailed environmental Impact « aped lot wllhln walking distance to On all problems of Ufa. Subsection 1-2 Code supersedes terest on such obligations, engi- ludv and report prepared bv a irioppino, busline ft parks. A good Tirol Cardt ft Psychic Aura prior ordinances. neering, architectural and Inspec- ertlfied licensed engineer or other huv at lf+,000. S42-HOO This ordinance and the Code shall tion costs and legal expenses, the insed and qualified professional ^CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors NEW AGE MASSAGE - Release jpersede all other general and per- cost of Ihe Issuance ol the obliga- n accordance with procedures satis- "independently Owned" Stress/Renew Energy. Mon.-Prl., I manent ordinances enacted prior to tions authoriied bv this ordinance, 'ectorv to the Township Health Of- ill River ltd. Fair Haver ami p.m. 042•504. ihe enactment of this Code, except including printing, advertisement which shall deal specifically (tOI) 74 Wet* such ordinances es are hereinafter of ordinance, resolutions and no-wllh pollutant levels on the subject SANTA'S PERSONAL VISITS — Ta expressly saved from repeal or con- tices of sale, and legal expanses, In and the manner In which ATTENTION vour homa. ll tinued In force. the manner provided In Section nearby pollutants shall affect the Call Mt-WI aftar 5. rUbsection 13 When effective. 40A 7 20 of the Revised Statutes, Is operty and its use and documenta- INVESTORSI All provisions of this ordinance not exceeding 160,000 " in lhal the Improvement of the wmalrtliw for nothing? No, but a WILL DELIVER LETTERS - ecllon 4. The capital budget it af.alo.al tor U7.W0 1 oaoroom,, md the Code shall be In full force ivelopmenl will-not adversely &*• packages, ale. to Short HIM,. and effect gn and after DECEMBER IT amended to conform with the f.t adjacent Or nearby an 'l>tng raam, dining room, kllcnar, Mlllburn, Unlen area. Ext creden- provisions of this ordinance to the oving or disturbing pollutants. Mjll-lo-wall carpal throughout. Ex tials. Wrlta BOM C-40S, The Dally tent of any Inconsistency there r.'i.nl valua-Mlgtlland Him. Register, Shrewsbury, NJ orroi. Subsection 1-4. Copy of Code on Hie 2M Marlboro 114 Marlboro 114 Marlboro B When development of any A copy of the Code In loose-leaf U4 Marlboro Ith and Ihe solutions promulgated . nd 11 approved, fencing and/or B»HRS REAL ESTATE >v Ihe Local Finance Board showing 1711100 lorm has been filed In the office of propriating money or trans- le) Section 00-2 (former Article suffering shall be provided bv the the Township Clerk and shall remain M-fti scribed In Section 1 of this ordinance detail of the amended capital developer to the reasonable specu- ferring funds, promising or guar- 1 of Ord No 12 72, adopted is now a current expense and Is a iudgel and capital program as ap- rOUPUTBR MATCHING tER ihere for use and examination bv the anteeing the payment of money 4-13-72) Is amended bv the (e) Chapter », Dogs and Other lations of the Planning Board to Animals. ropertv or Improvement which the 'oved bv the Director, Division of revent children and others from VICE - You owa It to vourMll to call public until final action is taken on or authorising tha Issuance and addition of a subsection to ownshlp mav lawfully acquire or IM No charga. of couria. Whalan ihls ordinance; and. If this or Section 59 n (former Sec- oca I Government Services Is on file merino a primary Impacted prop- delivery of any bond or other be designated as (11) to nake as a general Improvement or Ith the municipal clerk lYialtv Croup, Raalton. Ml 7S4J dlnance shall be adopted, such copy Instruments or evidence of the tion 9 of Ord. No. 2-71, adopted M 73. as amended) s a purpose for which the Township Section I, This amendatory bond SECTION VI WATER SUPP- 223 Fair HeWtfl .hall be certified to bv the Clerk of township's Indebtedness, and "(11) Prior lo ihe Issuance of s cost thereof has been or shall bt GLORIA NILSON ihe Township of Marlboro bv Ii any ordinance confirming In a license, a routine po- d) Chapter 71. Garbage. Rub- rdinance shall take effect 70 davs Y IN PRIMARY AND ADJACENT Raallori AN ORDINANCI TO AMIND SIC pressing thereon the seal of the bish and Refuse. ally assessed on property spe the flrsi publication thereof 'ROPERTY AREAS TION 17 IDOO LICENSEJ PIE) terlocal services agreements lice check will be made H«v. M. Shrawsbury, 042*00* lownshlp, as provided bv law, and Ordinances authorizing Ihe of lha applicant to Section 71-4 dormer Section itter final adoption, as provided bv Public water supply from out- OF THE "REVISED GENERAL iuch certified copy shall remain on 4 of Ord. No. 27-74, adopted .eld Local Bond Law. Ide and hazardous waste tones HOLMDEL ORDINANCES OP TNI BOP.OUOH purchase, sale, lease or transfer ascertain tha validity of said purpose, within the limitations Hie in the office of the Clerk of Ihe of properly, or any lawful con* such Information where 11-21-74) ASSED October 22, 1911 ihall be the only source of water EDWARD W COLLINS AGENCY O^FAIR NAVIN, NEW JERSEY, township, to be made available to (g) Chapter 74, Home Buyer's section 40A1-22 of said Local DOPTED NOVEMBER 23, 1911 which shall be used ABtLITVDEPENDABILITV tract or obligation. necessary. This In- Bond Law and according to the ree persons desiring to examine the The lew or Imposition of taxes, formation will be pro- Protection. . EVELYN PICCOLINI SECTION VII: LIMITATIONS RELfABILITY BE IT ORDAINED by .... .erne during all times while the said Section 74-4 dormer Article sonable life thereof Is twenty years. Township Clerk •i PRIMARY AND ADJACENT 944-4144 Mayor and Council ot tha Borough 01 assessments or charges. vided to tha Business (c) Tht supplemental debt Code Is In effect. J. The dedication of property or ap- Administrator for a re- 4 of Ord. No 4-72. adopted SAUL G HORNIK ROPERTY AREAS Fair Haven, Counlv of Monmoutl Subsection is. Amendments lo 3-23-72) tetament required bv said Law has Mayor A In Ihe event the Planning MIDDLETOWN - Move right In to and State of New Jersey that: proval of preliminary on final view In a decision as to jeen duly made and filed In the ihis spacious Colonial boasting 4 subdivision plats, the Issuance ot a (h) Chapter vo. Littering. CERTIFICATION Board grants permission for de- ii. Section w of the "Revise* and all additions, amend- Section to-14 (former Sec jfflce of the Township Clerk and a I hereby certify Ihe above to be a velopment, excavations lor base- bedroom, 2W baths, central air, General Ordinances of Ihe Borougl K. Ordinances establishing the license." omplete executed original thereof lamllv r-orn with fireplace, a, ments or supplements to the G amount and manner of payment (d) Section 00-4 (former Article tlon 3.1, Article 3 of Ord, No. 'ue and exact copy of a Resolution or olher subsurface realty, of Fair Haven, New Jersey, im. when passed and adopted In 1 19-72, adopted 4-13-72) ias been filed tn the office of Iheadopied bv the Township Council of improvements mav be limited or MOREl All set on a beautifully land be and the same Is hereby amended of salaries or compensation ot 7 of Ord. No. 12-72, adopted director of Community Affairs of upaed lotl Priced to sell at $144,900 ss to Indicate the Intent of the officers and employees; estab- 4-13-72) Is amended bv the (I) Chapter 103, Parking: Mu- Ihe Township of Marlboro at a meet esirlcted bv Ihe Planning Board, lo provide as follows governing body to make them a P nicipal Facilities. he Slate ot New Jersey, and such ng held on Nov, 23.1901. and the Planning Board mav deslg- APPLEBROOK AGENCY INC., Re- "5-7 DOG LICENSE; FEE lishing workdays and working addition ol a subsection to iletement shows that the gross debt altors, tea-am thereof, shall be deemed to be hours of certain employees, and be designated as Subsection Section 103-tB (former Ib of Evelyn Plccolini iale that no basement shall be per- Each and every dog shall be Ord. No 4 75, adopted of the Township at defined In section Township Clerk mitted, but only concrete slabs, de- corporated Into such Code, so lhal providing for holidays and vaca- H to read as follows: 40A 2-43 of said Law Is Increased bv OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside dulv licensed and shall beai •cference to the "Coda of the Town tion* tor employees and keeping "B. The fees collected for 5-22-7S, as amended) lov.» 153.40 pending upon the circumstances. woodi ft Long View Village. New evidence of such license at 1 ihlp of Marlboro" shall be under (i) Chapter 10S, Parks and ihis ordinance bv 1320,000, and the B No private welli may be con times, In accordance with the la1 of employment records. licenses shall be directed issuance of the said obligations eu RESOLUTION #295-01 home* Irom |t43,0OO.12W% mort lood and Intended to Include such L. Any ordinance regulating traffic tor the preparation of a Playgrounds fueled, nor mav wells be repaired e No points, no fees. S3.-W03. of the Stale of New Jersey T Section 105-4 (former Sec- thorlied by this ordinance will bt BE IT RESOLVED bv the Town gaa additions and amendments. When- or parking. brochure for advertise llhln all debt limitations pre jhlp Council ot the Township of annual fee tor such license shall be er such additions, amendments or ment of Such businesses tion 4 of Ord. No. 20-77, imarv impacted properties or ed RUMSON — Call or write for our Four (14-00) Dollars lor each dog. M. The toning regulations, tha Zon- adopted 11-10-77) scribed by said Law. Marlboro thai an Ordinance icent properties without the prior complimentary brochure of en- supplements to the Code shall be ing Map and all amendment! In the township for tha (d) Not exceeding 134,000 on lllled. plus One (Jl.00) Dollar lor theadopted, they shall thereafter be Information of tha resi- (k> Chapter lot. Peace and approval from the Counlv Health cluilve Monmouth Counlv listings. registration tag ol each dog. The thereto. Good Order. iccount of Interest, engineering and ORDINANCE #4M1 lartment., Inted and, as provided hereunder, N. Any ordinance or legislation pe dents and the adminis- inspection costs, legal and accc ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO FOUR SEASONS REALTORS, licenses, registration tag and Inserted In the loose-leaf book con tration of said or- 1 Section 1-B-3 (former Sec C m the event that public or SJfrWOO. newals thereof shall expire on Jan talnlng lo fees and charges. tlon III of an ordinance ing expenses and the cost of Issuance THE CONTROL OF REALTY DE fate potable water service re- lalnlng the said Code, as amend' O. Any ordinance relating lo land dinance." VELOPMENT AND IMPROVE uarv 31 in each year." ments and supplements thereto. adopted 12-9-37) of said obligations, as defined and places an existing Individual SHREWSBURY — Custom ranch on use, land use procedures and (a) Former Article Oof Ord. No. authorized bv section 40A.2-20 of MENT AT OR WITHIN DESIG domestic or other water supply, the 2. This ordinance shall lake ei Subsection 16 Publication; filing. 12-72, adopted 4-13-72, which 2 Section 100-7 (former Sec manicured corner lot I 4 bedroom, I fed upon its passage and publicatlor land use development Including tlon 4 of Ord. No. 29,79, said Law, It and shall be financed " NATED DISTANCES FROM HAZ abandoned well casing shall be bath, large entertainment area on The Clerk of the Township ol the subdivision of land regu- read: "This ordinance shall ihe Issuance of said obligations. ARDOUS WASTE DUMP SITES sealed. according to law. Marlboro, pursuant to law, shall not apply to any business br adopted 10-25-7*) 1 lower level I MANY EXTRAS! Introduced; lations of the lownshlp. (1) Chapter 113, Properly Main (e) The capital budget Is here- be Introduced and passed on firs SECTION VIII: WELL RE 1174,500 APPLEBROOK AGENCY cause to be published, In the manner Any ordinance establishing and occupation licensed under ceding and that the same be ad Passed: 'ed, a copy of Ihls Adopting tenance by amended lo conform with the TRICTIONS INC . MM»00. ___ regulating police and fire depart- the various laws ot tha State provisions of this ordinance lo the lertised according to law. and A The Planning Board mav Per- Approved; Ordinance In a newspaper of general ments In the township. ot New Jersev" Is hereby Section 113-2 (former Sec The foregoing ordinance was in tlon 5 of Ord, No. 2-«1.xlent of any Inconsistency there BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED mit a new well to be Installed (0 WE GUARANTEE — More money circulation In the township. Sulli Q Ord. No. 10-7S-, adopted 7 1J 71, an deleted »tth and Ihe resolutions pro- :hal the same be considered for Una' •erve a realty development within wiling or buying a home through the troduced at a regular meeting of the lent copies of the Code shall be ordinance providing for pert Id (f) Former Article 11 of Ord. adopted M in Mayor and Council ol the Borough ol Township Cle^ t volatile Urujinic S( an 1 Puroe enc CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtor the Clerk lo keep up-to-date thi violation of this ordinance ob 1 mated to levy ad valorem !••• HYMAN C GROSSMAN 13* Mlddlttown certified copy ol the book containing and bt subject to tht P»"»' tlon I of Ord- No 13-49, manges be adopted ai oari of Ihe amended F-34-e9> upon all the taxable property wllhli Council Praildenl Oifier fesTs as maybe reouIrelfUv- PUBLIC NOTICE ihe Code required to be fifed In the Code as If the ordinances sc ties herein provided," Is the Township for the payment of OROINANCE #4M1 ABANDON YOUR CARES Clerk's office for the use of the pub- 1 Section 143-7 (former Sec the Monmoulh County Depart Please be advised that the Plan changed had been previously for tlon 2 of Ord. No. 170said obligations and interest thereon ORDINANCE PERTAINING ment ol Health SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE nlng Board of Mlddietown Townshl ic. All changes In said Code and all mally amended to read as such. pealed. 'Ithout limitation as to rate or THE CONTROL OF REALTY DE ADULT NOT RETIREMENT ordinances adopted subsequent adopted 3-33-70) . A DEP well permit took the following action at the B. In addition, the foltowlnf (7) Chapter H. Nuisances, Public lo) Chapter 147, Wreckers. amount. VELOPMENT AND IMPROVE A County Board ol Health Well Reieiei & rentals meeting of November 21, Iff); the effective date of this codlflca Health Section 4. This ordinance shall MENT AT OR WITHIN DESIG lion, which shall be adopted spec ill Section 147-20 (former Sec permit CROWELL AGENCY Approved -r Minor subdldlvlsor visions are made herewith, lo (a) Section 94-1 (former Section tlon 20 of Ord. No. 3-71a>« effect twenty davs after Ihe NATED DISTANCES FROM HAZ 7 A well log from me licensed well for Marberg Developers lots S-* and i *n v as part of Ihe Code, shall, when | become effective upon the eftac I of an ordinance adopted Irsi publication thereof aftar final ARDOUS WASTE DUMP SITES finally adopted, be Included therein adopted 3-23-71) driller, indicating well depth, 741-4030 J 7, block 317. Samuel Court Lin live data of this ordinance. • 0-40) Ii revised bv deleting (2) The provisions of the following adoption, as provided In said Loca BE IT ORDAINED bv the Town static water level, geological de- Resident Salesperson croft. by reference until such changes or (Chapter and sec 11 on-number tht words "Board of Bond. Lew. 1 of Marlboro scription of each stratum pene- Leona Hatter ni *an eves Aperoved — Minor subdlvlslor new ordinances are printed as sup- references are to the ordinances Health" therefrom and In- EVELYN PICCOLIN SECTION I Title - This 74i»S4t aval plements to said Code book at which cluding Instead "Division of which were adopted bv the Helga Stewart for Charles Smith premises located as they have been renumbered > former Board of Health of tha TOWNSHIP CLERK dmance shall be known and mi. Inickntsli will be provided lo Ihe on lots 1,1,1, 4 A i block 63?, Palmer time such supplements shall be In- and appear In the Coda.) Health." SAULG HORNIK, MAYOR cited as ORDINANCE PER ABSOLUTELY CAREFREE serted therein. Township of Marlboro, the leg- Avenue. Thompson Avenue and Hai (I) Chapter 4, Administration of (b) Settlon H-3 (former Section islatives function of which I1 Adopted NOVEMBER 23, 1901 TAINING TO THE CONTROL O Health within s davs ol comple- Shadow Lake Village monv Avenue. Mlddlefown Subsection 10 Sale of Code book. Government. III of an ordinance adopted REALTY DEVELOPMENT ANI Resale Rentels now performed bv the Town tion ol the well and pump installa- Wavne Rogers, Sec Copies of Ihe Code book containing (a) The provisions of this or- * 0-40) is revised bv deleting ship Council, Ii revised to pro- Mayor IMPROVEMENT AT OR WITHII tion WALKER A WALKER 741 J212 Mlddlelown Planning Board the Code mav be purchased from the dinance, adopted 1-11-72 as therefrom "Secretary of DESIGNATED DISTANCES FROM Tom Robinson. 747 4034 eves vide for penalties of not less Attest: Evelyn Plccoiinl, Town B Certification bv a professional en- 20 13.10 Clerk upon the payment of a lee to be Ord. No. 1 72, as amended, this local Board of Health" than two dollars (|2.) noship Clerk HAZARDOUS WASTE DUM~ gineer Ihat if the well penetrates set bv resolution of the Township is hereby amended bv the more than five hundre STATEMENT SITES into more than one confirmed ec 135 Commercial Council, who mav arrange, bv reso- deletion therefrom of "Township Clerk." dollars (1500 ) The Bond Ordinance published SECTION ll Statement 1 gutter lhai the well casing shall 131 Oc.anport lution, for procedures for the period- former Sees 2.2, 2.3 and 2 4, (c) Section 94-4 (former Section (a) Chapter 94, Nuisances. Pub herewith has been finally adopted Purpose and Authority be sealed to prevent migration of II of an ordinance adopted Property OCEANPORT BOARD supplementailon thereof concerning regular meet- He Health. and the 20-dav period of limitation The Department of Environ water from the uppermost ec Subsection 19 Altering or tamper ings, special meetings and 0-12-41) Is amended bv re- t Section 94-4 (former Section within which a suit, action or pro mental Protection of Ihe State o guitar to Ihe lower acquirer. OP EDUCATION conferences, respectively placing "Ihls Board" and Sect 4 eedlng questioning the validity of RED BANK - Approx 4500 M ft MBBTINO NOTICE n Code, penalties for vio- IV off anordinancdi e dtadoptedd New Jersey and tne Monmouth SECTION IX NOTIFICATION building,' currently operating as lation (b) Section 4-2] (Former Sec- "Clerk of this Board" with Counlv Board of Health, and Ihe Property owners within the A special Workshop Meeting and "the Health Officer," so 94-A9) leundremat and dry cleaning buii Executive Session meeting of Ihe it shall be unlawful for anyone to tion 11 of Ord. 1-72, adopted 2 StSectioi n H 1 (former Section menced, as provided In the Local Marlboro Township Health Officer ones delineated herein shall be ipropertv change or amend, bv 1-13-72 as amended} It here Ihat the section reads In Bond Law has begun lo run from the have identified several hazardous otified of thai fact and Ihe restric- Oceanport Board of Education has part: ". . r shall on notice III of an ordinance edoota mortgage available Ml 44>3t after 1 been scheduled for Wednesday. De- additions or deletions, any part or by amended to read. I-12-43) dale of the first publication of thi' waste dump sites in the Township ol ts imposed upon said property, 1. m Mon Frl . weekend! anytime portion of the Code, or to altar or The term of office of Ihe from tht Health Officer, statement, Marlboro Hazardous waste dump- within 10 davs of the certification by cember l, INI at 8 00 p.m In the which notice than be writ- 3 Section H-10 (former Se< Faculty room of the Maple Place tamper with such Coda In any Municipal Clerk from 2 tlon III of an ordlnanc Evelyn Plccolln Ing U a problem that extends beyond Township Health Ofllcer of the manner whatsoever which will years lo three years ten notice signed bv the Township Clerl the actual dumping sites Contami School The purpose of the special Health Officer and da adopted 5-15-00) 137 LotsAAcrtao* public meeting is to dltcutt regular cause the law of ihe Township of (b II Section 4-MDM) former 4 Section H-U dormer Sec CERTIFICATION nants ol this nature are moving con- a Notice in appropriate local Marlboro to be misrepresented Section *2 Section Hi (former Section >wspapers and bv notification to An executive session meeting thereby Anyone violating this sac- 1-72, adopted l 13 n as adopted 417-44) true and exact COPV of a Resolution and ground waters The protecting opertv owners bv ordinary mail, ( ORNER LOT - 100 X100 Located lion of this ordinance shall be sub- amended Is hereby 11 of an ordinance adopted adopted bv the Township Council of of the Public health, saletv and we on corner of Ctietter Pkwv 4 Fo»will be held to discuss Personnel (b) Chapter 114, Sewage S id bv providing a map available ject, upon conviction, to e fine of not amended to read 5-15-00) Is hereby amended the Township of Marlboro at a meet t*tt Irom these documented hazards jf public inspection in the munict *.r Bailord Ready for building matters. more than five hundred dollars 'Zoning Board of Adjust lo delete references to the terns. Individual, The public is Invited to attend Section 114-10 (former Sec Ing held on Nov 23. i«i is paramount This ordinance ll pal office in.ooo can »n \m (tWO ) or Imprisonment for not mant Board of Health and Include Evelyn Plccolln adopted pursuant to the police powei the public portion of the meeting. more than ninety (VOt davs, or both. There shall be a Zoning tlon 10 of an ordlnanc SECTION X MIS MRS JANET PSAUSSER instead references tr "" adopted 11-*-45> Township Clei of this Township and NJS «0S5 D etCELLA'NEOUS In the discretion of Ihe Judge Impos . Health Officer. Nov 30 U3 sea This ordinance shall have the realty development or im IM Mobil* Hornts Board Secretary Ing the same. (a) Section H-11 (former Sec (c) Chapter 133, Swine force and effect of law Nov » U 00 which shall be appointed Section 133-3 dormer Sec ient contrary to the t>ro Subsection 1 10 Severablltv of Code pursuant lo and shall have tlon 1 of an ordlnanci RESOLUTION #111-01 tion ill of an ordlnan BE IT RESOLVED bv tha Town of this ordinance shall be provisions: such powers as are pro- adopted 4-27 44) Is hereby adopted 4-27 44) SECTION III A Definition and milled without the approval of Each section of the Code, and eve- vided bv NJS.A 40550-1 amended bv includlm ship Council of the Township ol Location of the hazardous waste PASSED NOVEMBER 23. 1901 Marlboro that an Ordinance en Ihe Marlboro Township Planning shopping 1 transportation Call • BWM.IITIOSJ «nui ry part of each section, is an Inde- et sea., and bv other or- therein the words "Healti sites Board, nor shall a Building Permit. Officer" Instead ol th ADOPTED. titled »M'tt7j or 347-2171. keep trying. . pendent section or perl of a section, dinances of the lownshlp EVELYN PICCOLINI, I A Real Estate parcel shall beZoning Permit, or Certificate of Qc BE |T RES0Lv6D b¥ th# Towr( and Ihe holding of any section or a pertaining to (and use." words "Board of Health," ORDINANCE #4M1 upancv be granted without such HAZLGT - 110,000 Adult **••> Council of Ihe Township of TOWNSHIP CLERK ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR part thereof to be unconstitutional, (c) Section 4-34D(2) former (I) Chapter no. Peddling and So SAULG. HORNIK, MAYOR which is found to contain a waste ipprovei 'urnlshed, air. washer t dryer Marlboro that an Ordinance en fold or ineffective for any cause Section 6 JldlA of Ord. No Melting DINAWCE ENTITLED. "AN OR dump site bv the documented ores These requirements are in eddi- CERTIFICATION DINANCE AUTHORIZING THE .44 702), rv-rtst titled .hall not be deemed to affect the 1 72. adopted 1-11-72 at Sections 110-1, 110-4 and 110 • I hereby certify the above to be a ence ol any or all U S E PA Priori ion lo and not intended to limit other /alldllv Of constitutionality of any amended is hereby (former Sections 1. 4 and 5 of ACQUISITION OF CERTAIN equipments relating (0 land de- MOBILE HOME - Furnished. 2|AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A true and exact copy of a Resolution ANDS AND THE CONSTRUC other sections or parts thereof amended lo read Ord No is 70. adopted J •»; adopted bv the Township Council of ardous wattes as identified pursuant nenl bedroom, central elr. awning, skirt, CODIFICATION AND REVISION Subsection Hi Severabliltv of or- "Planning Board. There Is amended bv changing al .ION OF VARIOUS ROAD IM to 40 CFR 241 (Resource Conserve ihed, washer, dryer Adult park. OF T.HE ORDINANCES OF THE ihe Township of Marlboro al a meel PROVEMENTS IN AND FOR THE any oari ot this ordinance is dinance provisions shall be a Planning Board references from the "Dlvlslor ing held on Nov 23,1M1 tion and Recovery Act) in concen ound unenforceable or invalid, it H«iiet area Call 707 740] Mon TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. Each section of this ordinance Is for lha Township of of Licenses" to "Business Ad 0WN5HIP OF MARLBORO, IN (rations thai the Federal and o> hall not affect the remaining por COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, STATE Evelyn Piccolim .HE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. State standards establish as a ores an Independent section, and the Marlboro, which shall be ap- mlnltlrator." Township Clerk ons of this ordinance OF NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING holding ot any section or oari thereof pointed pursuant to and (*) Chapter 124, Sewage Disposal NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING ent or potential haterd or risk to the PASSED November 13. 1901 FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF 10 be unconstitutional, void or Inef- shall have such powers as Systems, individual. |490 000 FOR SUCH PURPOSES public health, safety or welfare Thi SAID CODE. REPEALING AND AND AUTHORIZING THE IS Environmental pollutant type and ADOPTED 'ectlve for any causa shall not be are provided bv NJS.A (a) Section 1243 dormer Sec RESOLUTION IHH1 Evelyn Piccolim SAVING FROM REPEAL CER deemed to affect the validity or con 4O:95D 1 el seo , and by oth tion 3 of an ordinance SUANCE OF $445,000 BONDS OR concentration or cnaracteriiation TAIN ORDINANCES NOT IN- BE IT RESOLVED bv the Town- NOTES TO FINANCE PART OF mull be documented by a county Township Clerk illtullonalltv of any other sections or er ordinances of the town- adopted 11 »»•) Ii amended ship Council of the Township of Saul G. Hornik CLUOEO THEREIN ESTABLISH parts thereof ship pertaining to land use " bv deleting therefrom "of THE COST THEREOF" ING A PENALTY FOR ALTERING Marlboro thai an Ordinance en- Mayor Subsection 1 12 Repeal of or- (2) Chapter 14, Ethics, Code of the secretary, clerk or other titled be adopted on second and final read j impacted properties shall be Nov JO (104 70 OR TAMPERING WITH CODE; dinances (a) The provisions of this or- similar officer of thrt I ing and notice ol the passage thereof located bv block and lot. as found AND MAKING CERTAIN ORDINANCE #41 at ordinances or parts of or dinance, adopted 11-20-71 as of Health upon the introduc ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR tali be advertised according to law and documented on the current ta: NOTICE TO BIDDERS CHANGES IN PREVIOUSLY Ord No 19 71, is hereby tlon of this ordinance" and OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN map of the Township of Marlboro .152 Boatft A ADOPTED ORDINANCES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PUB- Bivtr that manenl nature, adopted and in force amended bv Ihe deletion Including Instead 'Town LIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OURIHAN 3 The Townsmp Health Officer Proposals will be received bv be introduced and passed on first therefrom of former Sec- ship Clerk." so that the sec SECONDE D BY COUN together with the Township Engi Accoftsorlos •eciing and thai Ihe same be ad' on the dale of the adoption of this BUILDING. APPROPRIATING own ship of Marlboro, Mon ordinance and not contained in the tions t through 14, concern- tlon reads in part: 4334.000 THEREFOR, AND AU CILMAN CRODDICK neer .rt directed to conduct a stud 1 County New Jersey for reMised according to law. and ing the establishment and ", . . placed on tile in tl and to classify properties as define^ JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Code, are hereby repealed as of the THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF AYES 4 I 11. Development ot Marlboro effective date of this Adopting Or- related procedures of the office of Township Clei 1310000 BONDS AND NOTES OF in Ihis ordinance 1p.11 Path Soccer Field and Asking MOO Ihat the same be considered for final dinance, except at hereinafter pro Board of Ethics and will remain . . ." ABSENT \ (GINSBERG) 4 Impacted property shall b passage on OEC 10. »tf)i at I 00 THE TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO, EVELYN PICCOLINI •d ri Engmwr at Sailboat Specialists CRODDICK office or position shall rep- •Board ol Health" with t TION OF VARIOUS ROAD IM All Real Property, as desig 0 Highway Ji (Colonial Vfiiage Jl pre owned, new AYES. 4 , Any ordinance adopted subse AYES 4 PROVEMENTS IN AND FOR THE gueni to September 27, 1*79. resent term "Health Officer " NAYS 0 nated bv lot and block number III) Middleman Township P O boats on disolev NAYS 0 (d) Section 124-4 dormer Sec TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. IN on which1* documented con ]8 Red Bank New jer«v and in* •07 Mantoloklng Rd , Brick Town B Any right or liability established. (]) Chapter 40, Brush, Grass and ABSENT 1 (GINSBERG) THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, ABSENT 1 (GINSBERG) accrued or Incurred under any Weeds lion 4 ol an ordl EVELYN PICCOLINI lamination emts as per Sec f in.' Township Clerk. 1«79 (201) 477-mi EVELYN PICCOLINI adopted 11M«) is hereb NEW JERSEY. APPROPRIATING lion 111 A I on said lol. and any legislative provision prior to the Sections 40-2, 41-3 and *• 4 Township Clerk 1490 000 FOR 5UCM PURPOSES 10 DrWa Marlboro New Township Clerk effective dale of this ordinance, (former Sections 2. 3 and 4 amended by replacing ret HYMAN C GROSSMAN lot whose property line is and may be 'msoeited br SLOOP tr HVMANC GROSSMAN erences to tne "Board C AND AUTHORIZING THE IS wllhln a distance ol ISOO It in Sleeps 4 Fully MulPfM- __ or any action or proceeding respectively, of Ord NO 23-00. Council President SUANCE OF 1445.000 BONDS OR tit-i' Didders during business Council President brought for the enforcement of adopted 7-10-tO) It hereby Health" bv "Townsh ORDINANCE 41-01 all directions from the proper Dius galley Exc value **too Call OROINANCE #47-01 Council." NOTES TO FINANCE PART OF ty boundary on which the Craig Bahrs. IfMtOO such right or liability amended bv deleting there- ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE COST THEREOF" Bidders fffJJ be furnished with a AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A C Any offense or act committed or from references to the "Build-1 (a) Section 124-7 (former Sec THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PUB WINTER BARGAIN — 1f71 IS' Run CODIFICATION AND REVISION Ing Inspector" and Including tlon 7 of an ordlnanci BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Olltit done before the effective dale of DC WORKS DEPARTMENT TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE ins by the Engineer uocm proper about wllh 75 h P Johnson O/B mo- OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE mis ordinance In violation of any Instead "Business Adminis- adopted lit-**) Is hereby BUILDING. APPROPRIATING Ib) ADJACENT PROPERTY tor It77 Long trailer, with new tires TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. trator." amended bv changing thr TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO, IN All real property lotl. any por legislative provision, or any pen 1334 000 THEREFOR, AND AU-THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. .Die charge ot forty Dollars t«00 firm 4*5-1407. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, STATE ally, punishment or forfeiture (4) Chapter SO. Building Contrac- tlrst two (?) references ' THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF tion ol whose boundaries lie OF NEW JERSEY. PROVIDING the Board of Health to n NEW JERSEY (not lass than Iwo- within a distance of 1500 ft of W0 00) lo de-ray the cost thereof which mav result therefrom. tors. (370 000 BONDS AND NOTES OF thirds of all the members thereof • Propo*ais must D* made on tne FOR THE MAINTENANCE OP O Any prosecution. Indictment, ac The provisions of Ihls chapter ."Township CouncH." THE TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. the property lines of a prime 154 R*cr*«tlonal SAID CODE; REPEALING AND (I) Section 124-0 dormer Sec affirmatively concurring) AS FOL r« impacted property, and in tndard Proposal Forms m Ihe tlon, suit or other proceeding which were adopted 30-79 as IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. LOWS addition, all parcels of real giidipd m the Contract SAVING FROM REPEAL CER pending, or any Judgment ren Ord No 3-7*, are revised bv tlon • of an ordinal NEW JERSEY. FOR FINANCING Votilclot TAIN ORDINANCES NOT IN adopted HUD H amertdM Section 1 Section 1 ot an or- ( uments musi be enc losed m dered, prior lo the effective date the deletion of former Section SAID PURPOSE dinance entitled "ANORDINANCE CLUOED THEREIN, ESTABLISH of this ordinance, brought 1 concerning the short title by replacing "Board - BE IT ORDAINED BY THE or nave within their bound d Addrets o' Ihe Bidder and the ING A PENALTY FOR ALTERING Health" bv "Health AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISI anes. a water course, and -MOTOR HOMES FOR REN~T pursuant to any legislative pro- (5) Chapter 15. Construction TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THETION OF CERTAIN LANDS ANO Check our unbeatable OR TAMPERING WITH CODE, vision Codes. Uniform * fleer " TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. IN which l| downstream from a riressed lo me Mayor and, Jown AND MAKING CERTAIN (10) Chapter IM, Solid Waste Ol THE CONSTRUCTION OF VARI prw..'d ot the Contract for Township Council of the Township of (b) Section m-4 dormer Sec- is hereby further amended to read land into two or more .parcels, the Marlboro, as revised, codified and G. Any ordinance or resolution ap- vised and clarified as follows hereby appropriated the sum as loilowi work win "di be made until the Certificate of occupancy tion 4 of an ordinance 13M.0OO said sum being Inclusive of construction, reconstruction con adopted 11-9-43) Is amended "Section \ That pursuant to the version. Mruciurai alteration, re FREE FOUND ADS (new), twenty-five dollars all appropriations heretofore made applicable statutes ot the State of tne township of Marlboro in a (IIS.) to delete "board of h»elth" therefor and including the turn of 222 Eatontown and include instead "Town- in,000 as Ihe down payment lor said building or other structure soil dis township ol Marlboro or \% a public service to oui .22 Eatontown Certificate of continued oc ship Council " thorlied the construction or ac turbance, e»cavation, mimpg oi Tie cupancv (residential alter improvement or purpose required gu 1.1 tlon of the following de- eaders. The Dolly R«O CAPITAL BUDOIT AMI N DM INT (11) Chapter 140 Vehicles, Un- bv law arvd now available therefi landfill substantially altering the complete financial and ex- WHEREAS, the loeal capital budget for the year not was alions). fifteen dollars (IIS I licensed scribed general Improvements In configuration of'the topography c ster will offer a FREE Certificates of occupancy bv virtue of provision In a budget or Ihe Township of Marlboro The existence ol land use lor which oei 2Ind day of April. H01 and, budgets of the Township prevlousl bidders showing that they >ne-dav ad (3-ilnes only) I (commercial alterations), chapter, which were adopted reconstruction of Llovd Road from mission mav be required pursuant tc WHEREAS, II Is detlred lo amend said adopted capital budget section, twenty-five dollars (125.) adopted lor down payment or fa State Highway Route 79 to tr* NJS 40 55 D 1 ft tea or Ihe tisfactorily completed work invone finding a lost pet or NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by Ihe Mayor and Council of 4-27-72 as Ord. No. 14-71, are capital improvement purposes (t) Chapter M, Licensing. amended by the following ed Malawan Township line, a dls Marlboro Township Zoning Or the Borough o>f Eatontown, Counl»».•..v, o„ f mMonmouth^.... , thai the following Section I For the flnencing of ng proposal forms or specif irtlcle. (a) Section 00-1 (former Article ditlon designated as Subsec- fence of ,505 miles Including bu' dinance and Land Use Ordinance amendments to the adopted ceplUi budget section of Local Mwnlclpe 2 of Ord No 12 72. adopted said improvement or purpose and to not limited to a bridge, a 14 fool SECTION IV CRITERIA RE idon o< Ml ore awarding the :all the Action Line toda tion 140-18: meet ihe part of said 1334,000 ap- Budget be made Lonergen 4-13-72) Is revised to read "B The provisions of ihls wide pavement, culverts, curbing Contract 542-1700 "A. If Shall be unlawful for propriation not provided lor bv ap- and water and sanitary, sewer The nghi is also reserved to La* It ABSTAIN. NONE chapter shall not ePPlv to e plication hereunder of said down PACTED PROPERTIES Wolcott any person, firm, or cor- power driven vehicle de- mains, and portions of other iecl any or an bids or to waive any FOUND — White mutt male dog. NAVS NONE poration to maintain an payment, negotiable bonds of the streets in the Township with a A No realtv development or im formalities wriere such inlormali medium slie, I brown ear 1 0" RECORDED VOTES AYES: lair signed primarily for the Township, each to be known es ABSENT •inarlv office or place of business mowing of lawns or re- Class B pavement as defined In the properties shah be permitted unlen is not detrimental to the best white ear, short haired Found to conduct, engage in or "Building Bond," are hereby au Local Bond Law of New Jersey, (••rest ol Ihe township Thenghtis vicinity t» Union Ave , Hailet • moval of snow on private^ thorlied to be Issued In the principal Ihere shall be an approval tram the carry on any business. 1 property." including Ihe acquisition of neces- Marlboro Township Planning Board so reserved lo increase or de trade, occupation or ec amount of U2O.OO0 pursuant to and sary land bv condemnation or ease the Quantities specified in the FOUND - Female dog. part Musk C Penalties within the limitations prescribed In tivity within the Town- (•riided documentation, establish manner designated, m Ihe SpeClf- black A while. Vicinity - (I) Tha penalty provisions of cer- the Local Bond Lew of New Jersey ions Keantbur* Call 4tMoU. ship of Marlboro, County tain ordinances of ihe Town- purchase or condemnation of an mg the fact Ihat the oolluieni levels of Menmouth. without in anticipation of the issuence of easement or a fee simple In a Bidders are reauired to comply ship of Marlboro, as enumer said bonds and to temporarily ff at defined In Section 111 A 1 hereof LOST - Dog. helf-L4*. JMdl.--.- having flrsi complied sad b portion of premises known at are below the OEP criteria for thewilh the requirements of P L \9Ti. white chest 1 paws, answers to Pete with the provisions of this nance said improveme rpose Block 1, Lot 1 on the Official Tex V and P L l«/7c 33 !mended*to provide for penal nship in i Tne successful bidder shall be Mlddlelown area 717 <*••* ordinance and obtaining a ties of a maximum fine of five negotiable notes of the T Map of the Township of Marlboro license therefore as pro- prlnc i pa I amount nonot t exceedinexceeg consisting of a triangular shaped lUired lo comply with the pro LOST - Hack kitten, about 4 mos hundred dollars (S50OI or b posed develoomeni or imorovemenl ions of tne New Jersey Prevailing vided herein maximum Imprisonment of M1O.O00 are hereby authorised to be parcel measuring approximately of Ihe primary impacted property old. female, go* eves, vicinity r "• The requirements of this issued pursuent to and within the l 300 square feel more or lets; of vVao? Act, Chapter 1500I the Laws of , R.R. station an-SM ninety davs, or both, and will not adversely affect edleceni or y 1. chapter shall not apply to where applicable, that each limitations prescribed bv said Law en entire parcel of land known as nearby property bv moving or dls M3 ' eti any Business or occuee dav such violation is continued Section 3. (a) The improvement Block 24. Lot 23. on the Official trlbullng pollutants Such documen ease be advised that Stale LOST — Tan puawv, tlon or any portion there or perm 1 led lo continue shall hereby authoriied and the purpose Tax Map of the Township of tatlon shall be provided bv the aooi. Funds through Ihe Green Acres and short-haired male. of llceneed under the vari- constitute a separate offense for the financing of which said ob- Marlboro consisting ot appro* cant and certified bv a testing aaen t/eaiion Opportunities Bond Act •414*11 ous laws of the Slat* of (a) Chapter 40, Alarm Svttems ligations »rt to be Issued In the imateiv 11 *4 acres of vacant land cy or laboratory approved by IM 197B are being utiined in this New Jersey such as. but construction of a building lor use as together wllh all other purposes net 1 Bv virtue of Governor LOST — Female Siberian Hut* Section 40-1* (former Sec Marlboro Township Health Officer not limited to,' the prac lion N Of Ord No 15-00, a public works department facility necessary, appurtenanl or In- at Ihe expense ot the applicant mr s t»i-iulive Order #34, ven- black 4 white with blue eves, nam- tlce ef medicine; the on the municipal complea site. In- cldentai thereto, appropriation s currently suspended, debarred Bear, Keantfruro ere« Rewe adopted I 1O-00) owner No new really development practice et lew; the prac (b> Chapter 45, Bicycles cluding original furnishings and and estimated cost IS5O.0O0. esli In primary impacted properties wil disqualified are excluded from mitn Ike of architecture, the 1 lection 45-1 (former Section equipment mated maximum amount ol bonds be permitted where the seatonalh ticipaiion on this project sale af alcoholic (b) The estimated maximum and notes $4*5,000" high ground water table is within • BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR REWARARD LOST - Umllv crest beveraeei 4 of Ord No 1174. adopted amount of bonds and notes lo be L> TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF rlntring,, blue ecarve« d Leart* stone ett In 5-23-74, Section ] Section 71A) of tald feet ol the undisturbed surface ol Ihe "C The requirements of this issued to said purpose Is 1370,000 ordinance Is hereby ground unless Ihe oropert1. E TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO •old 747 fH4 1 Section 45-5 (former Section (c) The estimated cost of said chapter shall not apply to 2 of Ord No 4-77. adopted read as follows established thai the water below Ihe SAUL HORNIK, MAYOR the operation of roadside purpose Is S134.000 the excess there- "(A) That the average period of surlace contains no contaminants al ROBERTA NALVEN. 3-10-77) of over Ihe said estimated minimum 211 SpoclalNotlcof stands' for the sale of eg (C) Chapter 41. Brush. Gran usefulness of the improvements or defined In Section III A-1 and thaf ADMINISTRATOR riculiural products nor to amount of bends and notes to be properties described In Section 1 construe lion will cause no dls v » SM70 the sale by farmers of ag- issued therelor being the amount of hereof for which the obligations turbance to the surface water ANYONE WITNESSING - en «• ricultural products not al faction a>-7 (former Section the said down payment far Mid 7 of Ord No 21-ao. adopted auihorlted in this ordinance er- - SECTION V CRITERIAL RE •em wMch e«urre4 on Novembe. retail " '. T l 1], mi, at e#e*o«lmeteiv II » P m II It har.uy carllflad lhal Ihli It a Irua covv of a ratoiutlon amandlnt tha b) Former Article I of Ord No 7-1040) Section 4 The following matters SJSttil!ffi^JX iffi^ 2?l STR'ICTIONS FOR ADJACENT Legals continued at the Intersection of Broad SI eM capital budvat ^action atfootad bv tha aovarnlna a*tfv an tha Mth day of 12 72, adopted 4-13-71, which (CM Chapter JO. Building Con are hereby determined, declared. N prescribed In the Local Bond Law, PROPERTY pages 12,13 Mnckntv Rd- *•« Mi*. * b 1*11 prevldes for the title of the tractors recited and staled ! . IW Section 504 (former Article "Jlct£!TCttl."! of ..id or * N.raal!voa,aloorr»r.lorlm tew** a Caiiinc •"*, •J MAttOAttfT L. SMITH, ftorouth Clark ordinance, u hereby da- (a) The said purpose de- driver, e*e**e cell tWi m- mo» « of ord No 17?. adopted New Merit Research Released:

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