Doubts cloud Rumson-Fair Haven pact Rl MSON -- The Humson-Fair Haven M« iation won t decide until tomorrow whether well — on provision of benefits for cafeteria and llu icaritcra luvf been without a contract tiated with the cafeteria and custodial workers Education Association will decide today wheth- to withdraw the charge, we may be in for custodial workers •ace Juh l Rate n.iic.l .lddin^ We feel when it learned there was a move to merge their er to drop its charge of unfair labor practices trouble ". The state Public Employmenl Keljii.m- the) should not be denied the benefits negotiated association with the teachers association A against the regional school board, according to Rose said in view of their belief that the Commission still is considering which of two f I he hearing whose purpose is to decide whether regional board s pprsnnn*.! ••trnmulcc, uyt Ih* withdraw a countercharge they tiled accusing should ^igfl a t»o-yedi tabor contract on behalf- 1 —• Mmr. howcHT :smd I he III'IIEA mil not I hi' merger is valid and which unit henceforth _.jrd was told before its special meeting Friday the education association of failure to negotiate of these workers But the board acted Friday to drop us mtfau labor practice charge again* the 1 will be the bargaining unit for the cafeteria and night that the charge would be dropped in good faith on behalf of the regional high grant the benefits negotiated with Paul Fuchs of i uniil the association s attorney reviews Moir was at that meeting. Rose told The school cafeteria and custodial workers the cafeteria and custodial union to the 19 af Friday s action by the board custodial workers Register last night Now. if he said the as- The board acted Friday on another front, as fecled workers, retroactive to July 1 . The board refused to sij>n a raatrscl nego- See Pact, page i ister >l on moil 111 i ouiHv*s f»r«»al lloim' !\o%vspapt»r VOL. 103 NO. 74 SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1980 20 CENTS Water rationing near for county residents By JOEL HEGEL .line before rationing would be instituted, SHREWSBURY -More than 250,000 Mon- (apomgru said mouth County residents in the municipalities If the company feels rationing and mandatory served by the Monmouth Consolidated Water conservation measures are needed Monmouth / Company may face water rationing in three Consolidated would probably appeal to the gov- weeks if the current area dry spell continues ernor through the slate Department of Environ- "If no significant rainfall happens in the next mental Protection and the Board of Public Utili- two or three weeks we'll have to take a look at it. ties for a declartion similar to the one signed Michael Caponigro. Monmouth Consolidated s Saturday. Caponigro said vice president and general manager, said yester- "It would be a local decision and we would day need their cooperation," he said Caponigro emphasized that the county's water Mandatory conservation measures would pro- situation is not as critical as in Northern New hibit certain non-essential water uses, such as Jersey, where two million residents in 113 munici- lawn watering, while under rationing "people are palities now must ration water as a result of an allocated x amount of gallons a day and if they executive order signed Saturday by Governor exceed that amount there would be a surcharge Brendan T Byrne and a fine, Caponigro said But he added that Monmouth Consolidated Caponigro said, however, that a good, soaking t water supply is now at 60 percent of capacity and rain measuring two and a half inches would KMIlUr IUII Mf» just nine to 10 weeks of running dry in the absence completely fill the Swimming River Resevoir, the CONCELEBRANTS — The Most Rev. George C. Reiss, left, Bishop of the of any significant rain. larger of the water company's two resevolrs, Trenton Diocese, chats with the Rev. James B. Covle, pastor of St. Dorothea's With rainfall since May totaling about 10 in- which together provide the company's total water Roman Catholic Church of Eatontown before offering a Mass on the church's ches below average, the latest forecast through supply capacity of 3 624 billion gallons when full 75th birthday yesterday. The ceremony was followed by an anniversary mid-October is for continued below normal pre- Last Thursday's rain measured less than one dinner-dance in the church's family center. cipitation, the National Weather Service reported tenth of an inch and did little to ease the current yesterday water situation, Caponigro said The company supplies water to the western Caponigro said demand for water has dipped part of Asbury Park; Bradley Beach, Deal, slightly over the past several days and is now Special rites mark Eatontown, Ocean Township, Fair Haven.'por- down to about 28 million gallons a day for the tions of Holmdel. Interlaken. Loch Arbour. J.ong MICHAEL J CAPONKiRO company's customers Branch. Little Silver. Monmouth Beach, portions Earlier this month the company asked its of Middletown, Neptune City, Neptune Township. more critical that during the drought in the- sum- customers to impose voluntary cuts on their use 75th anniversary Oceanporl, part ol Red Hank. RUIMMHI. mer ol )!».•• of water. Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Township. Tlnton Falls, Thai started co taper off In September." In normal time* water companies do not like and West Long Branch Caponigro said of Ihe 1965 drought, while the rain because it tends to cut down customer de- The company's water supply "has never current dry spell has continued into the fall, mand But now, says Caponigro, "this is the one reached the stage that it's reached now.' Caponi- Caponigro said time that I really have prayed for rain." of St. Dorothea's gro said, adding that the current situation is even See County water, page a "Without any rainfall it's just a matter of By BOB lilt AMI IV Fitzpatrick family; it was kept by a daugh- ter. Mrs. Elizabeth (orbett of Little Sil- EATONTOWN - The parishioners of ver, who donated it to the church, where it St. Dorothea's Roman Catholic Church is now kept as a precious possession. Iran vows to fight on marked a very special occasion yesterday Masses were also offered in the home of — the 75th anniversary of the founding of John Pollard on South Street. the church here The first St. Dorothea's Church build Bishop John C Reiss of the Trenlon Ing was built at a cost of $9,000 by the end Diocese celebrated Mass yesterday mark- ol 1906 on the land on which the fin-house ing the church's diamond anniversary He is now sited. The tract was donated to the was assisted by the Rev James B Coyle, church by the Flynn family and a buff Iraq offers a cease-fire pastor. brick church. 38 by 70 feet, was built. This Following the Mass, hundreds of par- sians are me uominam ethnic community in Iran modest structure filled a great need in the BAGHDAD, Iraq (APi - Iraq has offered to Hussein said he was ready to negotiate direct- ishoners attended a dinner-dance in the while the Iraqis are Arabs The Arabs are also in comunity. Farmingdale and Colts Neck negotiate a cease-fire with Iran on its own terms, ly with Iran or through any third party or interna church's family center Ihe majority in Khuzestan, and an independence were designated missions of the new claimed capture of the capital of.Iran s oil prov- lional organization to reach a "just and hon- movement has flourished in the chaotic conditions The church was established Nov. 11, church here ince and said its troops had entered other key orable settlement thai would recognize Iraq's 1905, with the Most Rev James A that followed Khomeini's revolution and the over- Father (juinlan remained in the cities along the battle front Iran has denied the legitimate and historic rights." McFaul, Bishop of the Diocese of Trenton throw ol Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. pastorate until 1914, when he was trans- Iraqi claims.. On the hattlc.fionl, Iraq reported ground fight- officiating Iraq claimed to have captured Khorramshahr ferred to St . Rose of Lima in Haddon The United Nations Security Council unani- ing along a 300-mile invasion front, running north The Rev Aloysius B yuinlan was last Thursday but later admitted the claim was Heights His replacement was the Rev. mously adopted a resolution calling for a cease- from Abadanon UieShatl al-ArahtoMehra"n. named St Dorothea's first pastor in 1905 Peter B. Corr, St. Dorothea's second fire in the week-old war between the two Persian ' Iraqi Communiques claimed Ihe capture of premature- His parish included Colts Neck and Farm- pastor. Father Corr died here Oct. 11, )924, Gulf oil powers The Iraqis said their army also was tightening ingdale as well as Eatontown Before the and was replaced by the Rev. Charles J President Mohammed Zia ul Haq ol Pakistan its siege ol Abadan. 15 miles east of Khor- founding of the church, Mass had been said Farran, who took over the parish in that went from Tehran to Baghdad on a peace mission lanishahr. where Iran's big oil refinery was afire at various private homes for the few Cath- Related stories, page 5 month. after Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr limn bombing and artillery attacks without letup olics in the area. Father Michael Dolan, During Father Farrans pastorate, St. told him "We will continue to fight until the last across the Shatt al-Arab An Iraqi refinery area in pastor at Manchester and Toms River, Dorothea's gained the remainder of the aggressor is driven from our territory Basra also was still burning from Iranian air offered the Holy Scrifice of the Mass and Aliwiiz. the capital "I oil-rich Khuzeslan province property on which the church and rectory attacks other services here. The nearest Catholic President Saddam Hussein of Iraq, in a broad 70 miles miitt! of the Shall ulArab and 50 miles now stand by purchase from the family of Iran claimed its air force was attacking "ene- Church was in Red Bank cast from Baghdad. Said Iraq would stop fighting from the tinnier, liul Iran said the reporl was "a Dr. Hathaway. In 1929 Father Farran if Iran recognized Iraqi sovereignty over all of the gn-.-ii'lic Hussein in Ins broadcast speech said my units that have penetrated into our beloved In 1906 Father Quinlan moved into the moved the church from the north side of Shaft al-Arab estuary at the head of the Persian Iraqi form also hail entered Ui/ful. 70 miles homeland ' It admitted no losses of towns 6V dwelling at the southwest corner of Broad Broad Street to its present location; Dr. Gulf, returned to Arab control the three small north "I Ahwai and Khbrrarnshahr, Iran's chief territory Foreign reporters were taken to one and White Streets. Still standing, the house Hathaway»'s home became the rectory. In islands at the mouth of the gulf seized by Iran in poll cm ihe Shalt al Arab, Where .1 bitter battle captured Iranian town, Mehran, which is eight was rented by the church as its first rec- that year Farmingdale became a separate 1971 and called off the propaganda campaign by lias been raging since the middle »l last week miles from the border, and Basra, but there was tory. parish and Colts Neck became a mission of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and his supporters There was speculalion'thal il Ahwai was cap no way of independently confirming the situation ' The first Mass offered in the new par Farmingdale Monmouth Beach, assigned to incite a Moslem uprising against the Iraqi lured, the Iraqis would install a new provincial in other parts of the war zone. ish was said in the Huttonwood house, still as a mission of St. Dorothea's on the death government govcrnmenl made u|> <>i leaders of the Arab Two air raids were conducted in Baghdad standing at 29 Route 35 The table on which Iraq made the same demands last week after majority in Khuzestan who would declare the that first Mass was offered belonged to the See Church marki, page S yesterday, but Iranian air attacks on the capital escalating harder fighting with Iran, and the prnv|noo'« independence Although Iran and Iraq See Iraq claims, page 2 Iranians rejected them both are Moslem countries, the non-Arab Per- MHMMl • 11. ' Casino committee will meet today The Inside Story THE WEATHER McWhinney plans to quit pos Increasing cloudiness today with a chance of rain late in Ihe day or at night. High today near 70. 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Dale said before she was appointed to sign from her stock exchange has not "waivered' from her volves the revision of the McWhinney, who became the commission two months position when she completes position that she will resign American Stock Exchange s the the first woman officer of Advice 15 DAILY REGISTER ago. a current project for that or- •her Amex post if the commit- disciplinary procedures She the Federal Reserve Bank in Business '. 8 PHONE NUMBERS ganization. tee so desires. is chairman of the special 1960. was the first president Classified 16-18 Main Office S4Z-4M0 Her husband, Dr. John McWhinney could not be The committee is ex- committee conducting the re- of tfle First Woman's Bank of Comics It Toll Free 171-UM Dale, said yesterday her posi- reached for comment yester- pected to meet again today vision New York in the mid-1970's Editorials I Toll Free SM41M tion was once again outlined day Her husband said she and reaffirm their previous She and three others were Entertainment 7 Classified Dapt 54M7W In a letter hand delivered Fri- Dale said the revision does not believe it is ap- position. sworn in on Aug 28 as the Lifestyle MIS Circulation Dept S4Z-MM day to Governor Brendan T project is about two thirds propriate to comment at the The committee In August first commissioners for New Make A Date'. 18 Sports Dept MZ-44W4 Byrne and Sen William present time in view of pos- complete asserted that McWhinney's Jersey's new. revised, full- Madeline McWhinney Movie Timetable 7 Middletown Bureau... «71 -tttt sible comments Musto and seat on the board of directors McWhinney's name was time Casino Control Com- Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 411-tlK The Clam Hut Danny's Italian Restaurant, of the American Stock Ex- placed on the Casino Control mission Each commissioner The (lam Hut Sports »-13 Long Branch Bureau. ZZZ-M10 Open 7 days a week. Fabulous change would create "at receives an annual salary of Television 7 Slate Bureau M»-ZtZ-UU lunches & dinners Highlands. Mon night football. Mugs of Commission payroll on Sept. Twin lobster special tonite 872-0909. beer 2 for I least an apparent conflict of 10. as decided in the Judi- 160.000 Highlands, 872-0909 2 The Dlaity Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY.SEPTEMBER29.I980 Iraq claims gains in war with Iran i continued i Iraq escalated border fighting with Iran seemed to have dropped off Reporters said last Monday after abrogating a 1J7S treaty Iran has yet to hit Baghdad's easily identi- giving Iran half of the Shatt al-Arab. Iraq's TION fiable oil refinery Iraq said, however, that waterway to the gulf, in exchange for cessa- Iranian jets attacked Mosul in the north and tion of Iranian aid to Kurdish rebels in By Tie Associated Press the oil refinery at Basra, inflicting light northern Iraq Iraq said it was reverting to a damage 1913 treaty that gave it all of the estuary It said it shot down 11 Iranian planes, bringing to 183 the number of Iranian jets The UN Security Council adopted a reso- 'Met1 talks break down lution late yesterday calling on Iran and Iraq Spending bill eyed claimed downed since the war began Mon- to stop the fighting, supported Secretary- WASHINGTON - Congress heads into its NEW YORK - Contract talks between day General Kurt Waldheim's offer to help work final four days before a six-week election the Metropolitan Opera and its unionized Iran said its air force destroyed or dam- out a settlement and asked him to report in 48 H< ess with one primary objective pass an musicians broke down last night, hours aged 86 Iraqi tanks over the weekend It also hours on the result of those efforts emergency spending bill to keep the govern- belorr the Met s deadline on a threat to reported four Iraqi MiGs shot down while ment from running out of money cancel the 1980-81 season if no agreement attacking the Kharg Island oil terminal in the Observers said since the measure was Current spending authority for nearly the were reached, a mediator said Persian Gulf, and another downed while at- adopted unanimously by all 15 council mem- entire federal government is set to expire at There really was no progress at all." tacking Kermanshah in northern Iran bers, it has more force than the informal midnight tomorrow and the attorney general said Commissioner Joseph Neglia of the cease-fire appeal adopted without a vote has ruled that officials will not be allowed State Mediation Board minutes after the Tehran Radio said Iran's Parliament met Tuesday during private consultations Coun- legally to incur any expenses without that talks ended They re further apart than in closed session to consider the war situ- cil sources said they did not expect another congressional authority they've ever been " ation, but there was no discussion of the fate meeting before Tuesday or Wednesday The Senate was to resume consideration "It's still possible if there were further of the 52 American hostages, who today spent of the stopgap spending bill today talks tomorrow that we could still save the their 331st day in captivity However, Bam season. Met spokeswoman Johanna Fiedler Sadr told Newsweek magazine in an in- Western diplomats in Baghdad said some said at last evening as the talks ended "We terview conducted by telephone from Paris, 15,000 persons, mostly Westerners who were WAR RAGES ON— Map shows areas of reported troop Oil report discouraging really want to save it ' "If the international situation gets worse it working in the war zones along the disputed movements and air raids in Iran and Iraqas the border No new negotiations have been scheduled could get worse for the hostages . We have Iran-Iraq border, have fled Iraq However, war between the two countries continued yesterday. WASHINGTON - A House subcommittee heard that the Americans are sending mili- most foreigners in Iraq — 750,000 Egyptian Iraq said its forces moved 50 miles into Iran and neared investigating emergency energy conserva- Hut the talks could resume today depending on the outcome of a meeting planned by Met tary aid to the Iraqis If so, the hostage agricultural and factory laborers — have control of three oil cities, but Iran denied the claims and tion plans has c oncluded the United States is situation will certainly worsen " stayed on their jobs asserted its air force was attacking "enemy units." not ready to deal with a major interruption in management in the morning, a source close oil supplies, its chairman said last night to the negotiations said Hep Toby Moffett, I) Conn , chairman of Ms Fiedler said the Mel would announce the House Government Operations' subcom- its plans for the season Monday afternoon mittee on environment, energy and natural Nevada p // shows Reagan leading resources, confirmed the panel's findings o will be issued today in the form of a 50-page Brokers' profits soar leads ill • /• I I report. WASHINGTON - Stock brokers had A subcommittee staff source, who asked sharp profit increases in 1979. with discount ln race or not to be identified, said. We are not pre- firms doing particularly well, the Securities pared to deal in an effective and coordinated suicides J electoral votes and Kxchange Commission said in an annual NEW YORK (AP) - Re- public and private polling re- A total of 270 electoral In the Midwest, it said, manner with a major supply interruption, study released yesterday publican presidential nomi- ports, independent political votes is needed for election. which is exactly what may be facing us in the WASHINGTON (AP) - Reagan leads in Iowa and In- Some 2.500 brokers reported a combined, I Nevada, with its casinos and nee Ronald Reagan is leading observers and reports from diana while Carter is ahead in Persian Gulf I area i right now pre-tax profit of $1 5 billion last year, an the major national campaign The assessment also said easy divorce laws, has the in 23 states with 191 electoral independent presidential can- Minnesota increase of about 60 percent over 1978. the nation's highest suicide rate, votes to President Carter's headquarters, according to It found that in the South, SKC said Gross revenues for these firms NBC didate John Anderson, a Re- Pension probe defended government figures show. lead in 14 states and the Dis- publican congressman from Carter leads in Alabama, Ar- came to $13 2 billion, 31 percent over 1978 And statisticians are keeping trict of Columbia with 134 The assessment listed kansas, Georgia, Kentucky, The report chartered steady growth of Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Illinois, is not leading in any WASHINGTON - Labor Secretary Kay an eye on New Jersey's rate, votes, according to an NBC states North and South Carolina and Marshall says that his department's in- brokers who offer customers discount com- which was the nation's lowest News Election Unit Louisiana, Maine, Massachu- Tennessee, while Reagan is vestigation of the Teamsters union's scandal- missions for limited services. By the end of before legal gambling was in- assessment released yester- setts, Michigan, Mississippi, The assessment said Re- Missouri, New Jersey, New ahead In Virginia. plagued Central States pension fund has been 1979, there were 97 discount firms, an in- troduced there. day agan is leading in every In the Northeast, Reagan vigorous and that criticism of the probe by crease of 11 in one year, the SEC said Nevada has 24.B suicides The unit's first York, Ohio and Wisconsin as Western state except Hawaii, "toss-up states." leads in New Hampshire and witnesses before a Senate subcommittee has These firms received 7 8 percent of all for every 100,000 residents, a assessment was based on where Carter has the lead. Vermont while Carter leads been irresponsible retail commissions during 1979s fourth quar- rate termed "astounding" by in Delaware, the District of In a draft of testimony he was delivering ter and for the entire year earned 6 7 percent Joan Keemer of the National of .ill industry revenues • Columbia, Maryland, Penn- today to the Senate Government Affairs per- Center for Health Statistics. sylvania, Rhode Island and manent investigations subcommittee, She speculated that the at- West Virginia, the NBC re- Marshall calls the Labor Department's han- traction of the state to people port said. dling of the case a "stunning success" that is seeking divorce, plus the le- Democrats could lose Actors' strike continues A New York Times-CBS all "the more impressive against the per- gal gambling establishments, spective of 20 years of efforts by this subcom- HOLLYWOOD - The 70-day-old strike of led to the high rate — almost News poll, published yester- mittee and the federal government to reform film and TV actors will continue another two double the national average day, said Reagan was the the Central States fund ' or three weeks while they vote on a tentative of 12.5 suicides per 100,000 control of the House only "significant benefi- Today's hearing was first scheduled for agreement reached with producers persons. ciary" from the first presi- The West Coast boards of the Screen NEW YORK (API - The Democratic undecided dential debate, which in- last month but was canceled after the depart- New Jersey, at 7.2 sui- Party's overwhelming margin in the U.S. The 1978 election results differed some- ment declined to send any witnesses. Actors Guild and the American Federation of cides per 100,000, has the low- cluded Anderson but which Television and Radio Artists voted yesterday House of Representatives faces a major what from that survey, principally be- Carter did not attend. est suicide rate Mrs. threat at the ballot box Nov. 4. cause one does not vote for "undecided " to recommend acceptance of a new three- Keemer commented that However, the telephone year contract, but they also decided against The latest Associated Press-NBC News in an election Voters gave Democratic poll of 1,627 persons indicated Dean remembered New Jersey's suicide rate poll shows likely voters report they would candidates a 53-45 margin over then GOP advising a general return to work during would be "worth watching" that the debate between Re- balloting roughly split their votes between the Dem- opponents agan and Anderson eight days KAIHMOUNT, Ind - Ortense Winslow, because of the recent in- ocratic congressional candidates and the In 1976, the House vote broke 56-42 for the woman who raised James Dean, doesn't SAG spokeswoman Kim Fellner said ex- troduction of legalized gam- ago did not reverse An- ceptions will be granted "where the ex- GOP contenders if the congressional elec- the Democrats and the party maintained derson's decline, the poll undecstand why they come He was "just bling there. tions were held today. its roughly 2-to-l edge over the GOP. Jimmy" to her. ecutive secretaries find it necessary to send said. The newly issued mortal- Such a split would be a poor showing for The new AP-NBC News poll found Hut he was much more to the hundreds of people back to work in Specific instances." ity statistics are for 1978, the On Saturday, a Newsweek Bud Wolff, AFTHA national executive the Democrats, and could mean the loss of Democrats leading by a 45-39 margin in the flower-bearing fans who flock here each most recent year for which dozens of seats. Democrats now hold a South — a pale showing compared to the poll said Reagan's partici- Sept 30 to touch the tombstone of the Intense secretary, said actors can return to work on complete figures have been pation In the debate didn't taped shows that are not being struck by 274-159 edge - over Republicans in the 62-36 margin they enjoyed in Jimmy young actor killed in a car accident t>n that compiled. House, with two vacancies. Carter's home region in the 1976 con- win him many votes. But that date in 1955 members of the American Federation of Mu- They show that when all poll added that the debate sicians, who score filmed television shows The AP-NBC News poll, taken Sept gressional vote totals This year, more than 1,500 devotees are causes of death are figured 22-24. says 42 percent of the likely voters In the West. Ronald Reagan's home didn't give Anderson the expected to make the pilgrimage to Dean's in, Alaskans die at the lowest reported they would vote now for the Dem- area, the GOP is now slightly ahead of the boost he had hoped for. grave.tomorrow for a memorial service com- Kllsberg sees wars rate among Americans and ocratic congressional candidate, while 39 majority party, 43 percent to 37 percent. In Newsweek reported that memorating the 25th anniversary of his death Floridians at the highest rate percent said they would vote for the Re- 1976. Democrats took 55 percent of the vote its telephone poll of 1,045 reg- at age 24 MONTEREY, Calif - The United States — mostly because the aver- publican candidate Two percent said they in the West to 43 percent for the 'Re- istered voters, conducted for "I'm glad that people think that much of will face a series of small nuclear wars age Alaskan is much younger would vote for someone else and 17 percent publicans. the magazine by the Gallup him," said Mrs Winslow, 79, Dean's aunt, unless it changes its foreign policy, says and the average Floridian of the 1,512 likely voters interviewed by Organization, said Carter who raised him after his mother died in 1940. much older than the average In the Northeast, the poll said the con- Daniel Kllsberg. the man who leaked the telephone nationwide were not sure gressional vote broke 44-32 for the Demo- trails Reagan in voter popur "It's always been hard for us to understand. Pentagon Papers American. Compared to past polls and election larity by 39 percent to 35 "I just don't know," she said. "A lot of crats. In the Midwest, the split was 42-40 in "The first ones will probably be very The report shows Alaska results, this survey is an ominous sign for favor of the Republicans. percent. Anderson was fa- people have told us that.he had been an small wars, but they won't be the last," with a mortality rate of 411 2 Democratic incumbents vored by 14 percent of the inspiration to them. I guess that's part of it Kllsberg told the State Bar of California at The actual question asked was: per 100,000 residents, com- It contrasts with the 47-33 margin in "If the election were being held today respondents. He was talented He had a lot of determina- its annuiil meeting on Saturday pared to 1.103.7 per 100,000 in favor of the Democrats found in the final tion, just a lot of it." and you had to decide right now, would you Another Gallup poll, done Kllsberg said he based his prediction on Florida. AP-NBC News poll taken before the 1978 by personal interview in mid- Dean's three films — "East of Eden." information he obtained while working for vote for the Republican or the Democratic "The characteristics of congressional elections, with 20 percent candidate for Congress?" September, said Reagan wai Rebel Without A Cause" and "Giant " -• the Defense Department and on data from the population certainly are a became cult classics for young moviegoers supported by 40 percent of the the Stockholm International Peace Research factor," Mrs. Keemer said respondents, Carter by 38 and who identified with the rebellious, vulnerable Institute in Sweden, which monitors the Anderson by 15. Seven hero he portrayed potential for nuclear war The median age of all Americans was calculated by percent said they were un- the Census Bureau at 28.1 Viral hepatitis vaccine decided years in 1975, while the medi- An Associated Press-NBC -People- an age in Alaska is 22 9 and News poll last week drew the that in Florida 32.3. same conclusion, saying found to be effective Americans did not pick a LUKE AIR FORCE being over 40. Life expectancy was listed clear winner in the debate. BASE, Ariz (API-Arizo- "I've grown more seri- in the report at 73.3 years, NEW YORK (AP) - An experimental problem in parts of Africa and Asia. The telephone poll of 1,512 na taxpayers can find a ous since turning 40." said with women expected to out- vaccine derived from the blood of hepatitis B Bouts of chronic hepatitis often require likely voters said 42 percent sympathizer in Sen. Barry Miss Burnett "Actually, live men by 7.7 years — down carriers has proven almost completely effec- hospitalization and can cause death. Other would vote for Reagan if the Goldwaler if they have the most important thing from 7.8 a year earlier. tive against the viral liver infection, which victims can become "carriers, " showing no election were held im- complaints about their tax- I've learned since turning Non-whites also made may afflict hundreds of thousands of Ameri- symptoms but passing the disease on. mediately, 33 percent would es 40 is that I need reading cans and hits some developing nations in Szmuness said the vaccine would be cast ballots for Carter and 13 "I made more money glasses . And never trust gains in life expectancy, nar- rowing the gap between them near-epidemic proportions, doctors say. "very desirable " in many parts of the world percent would vote for An- last year than ever, and anyone over 50! " and could have a major public health impact derson and whites from seven years Results of the first large-scale trial of the still can't pay my taxes." "Part of the advantage vaccine show it virtually eliminates the risk if developing countries can afford to mount Goldwater said Saturday of this wonderful age I'm in 1968 to 4.8 years in 1978 of hepatitis B among those who receive it and mass immunizations like those that In a similar AP-NBC at Luke Air Force Base at is that I'm calmer." Heart disease remains the has few side-effects, according to Dr. Wolf eradicated smallpox News poll taken Aug. 15-16, 3» Goldwater said he said Ms Collins, the folk nation's leading cause of Szmuness of the New York Blood Center, who percent chose Reagan, 32 "In this country, probably the vaccine percent selected Carter and would have to take out a singer "1 feel relaxed death, followed by cancer and coordinated the trial. will be given only to high-risk people. " Szmu- about everything I was 13 percent backed Anderson. loan to pay taxes due in the stroke. Those three causes Szmuness said the vaccine may be ap- ness said next fiscal quarter much more driven, uncom- account for more than half of Poll figures were based on proved for marketing within a year. Results of the study were not due to be margins of error of either 3 or "I've got a wonderful fortable and hysterical all deaths in the country. released until a news conference Oct 8, one when I was younger." About 15.000 cases of the virus are re- 4 percentage points. collection of art and a li- ported annually in the United States, but day before they were to appear in the New brary I don't want to. but I The No. 4 cause of death — accidents — remained the doc tors suspect the real number of cases may England Journal of Medicine 250 Other Public Notltti might have to. sell some of be in the hundreds of thousands. Hepatitis B. it, " the veteran Re- most likely way to die for The vaccine is refined from the blood of •HOOKDAL! NEW YORK (API - which in severe cases can cause jaundice and carriers and is administered in three shots COMMUNITY COLLIO1 publican senator said persons under the age of 45, LIOAL NOTICI Singer Natalie Cole has with heart disease moving to - liver damage, afflicts certain social groups over six months. It is produced by Merck, Notice Is hereby given that tna Goldwater was ques- in developed countries and is a major health Board of Trustees of Brookdale Sen. Barry Goldwater (ailed in several attempts the top after that age. Sharpe & Dohme of West Point. Pa Community College will receive tioned about tax imnasis to quit .smoking, but she sealed olds at tha Purchasing Da- after calling for an In- narlment, «! Newman Sprlnga plans to do better the next Road, Llncrott. New Jersey on OC- crease in military spend- Mrs Landon said her TOBER 14. 1M0 .100 p.m. prevail- time and and set a good ing time, at which time and place, ing. husband would remain hos- example as chairwoman of said bldi will be publicly opened and read on the following Item: pitalized for about two the "Great American Munich blast laid to neo-Nazis LIGHT BULBS more days for tests. He Smokeout" on Nov. 20. Contract documents may to ei- TOPEKA. Kan (APl- was listed in satisfactory -, MUNICH, West Germany (API - the crowded exit from the Oktoberfest Idaho, and his wife, Sandra; Eva amlned end copies obtained at the Ninety-three-year-old Alt The "Smokeout. " spon- condition Authorities believe a West German neo- grounds Friday night Lidwinski. 37. and Marlie Shoole. 54. Brookdala Community College at its Landon was sitting up in sored by the American Newman Springs Road. Llncroft, Nazi planted the bomb that ripped The powerful explosive went off No home cities were available for *•« £"" •» " ««ar SEPTEM- tjis bed and doing "just Cancer Society, is a 24- through a crowd of Okloberfest rev- before Koehler could leave the scene, HER It, 1W0 hour nationwide campaign the last two listed, but the first five are Bid securities In the form of a fine" after being hospi- NEW YORK (API - elers, killing 12 persons — including the police theorized The blast tore through bid bond with edeouate security talized following com- Carol Burnett says she to help smokers kick the military dependents or members of the thereon, or certified check In an suspected terrorist — and injuring 213 a crowd leaving the Munich beer festi- U.S. Air Force stationed at Hahn Air amount egual to 10% of the amount plaints of feeling weak, his feels more serious since habit. Police have arrested six members of an val, which is billed as "the biggest folk of the bid, not to exceed wo.ooo will Base, American military authorities »• 'eoulred. Bids may not be wife says. turning 40 Judy Collins My father, Nat King outlawed fascist organization in connec- festival in the world " withdrawn within to days after the Landon, a former Kan- says she's calmer. Satan. Cole, was a heavy smoker said. Officials declined to comment on actual day of the bid opening. tion with the blast. Among the dozen victims were a the condition of any of the injured, more The owner reserves the un- sas governor who was the Strasberg says she's just who died of lung cancer." Karl-Heinz Hoffmann. 43, leader of restricted right to reject any or all Briton and a Swiss, and three of the 10 than ,50 of whom were released from bids, and to accept any bid whkh li Republican presidential better. Ms. Cole said in a the "Military Sport Group Hoffmann." West Germans were children, police deemed most favorable Prices statement issued Sunday hospitals yesterday. Quoted must Include all freight or nominee against Franklin The three entertainers -was picked up over the weekend along - said. delivery charges The owner alto Roosevelt in 1936. was hos- were among 20 prominent by the society. "This reserves the rlgnl to relect any bid with five other members of the group. Seven Americans were injured, ac- The Hoffmann group, with a mem- If. In Its opinion, the bidder It not pitalized Thursday. women interviewed in an didn't keep me from cul- Bavarian State Justice Minister Karl cording to the Interior Ministry. bership of some 400, was banned last considered financially or technically tivating the habit When I c ry c "He's doing just fine." article published in the Hellermeier said yesterday. They were, identified as Mark January for its extreme right-wing ac- ?Intende. jL d" or fo•*r "an ""y reaso°"t'»cnl aInt the Theo Landon said Sunday. current issue of Harper's tried to quit several times Police found papers pertaining to the Kaufenburg. 23. of St. Paul. Minn; tivity. The group operated a training owner's ludoement. It It not In the "He's been sitting up and Bazaar magazine about the in the past. I always took group near the body of 21-year-old Gun- James William Evans. 21. of Sparta. center near Nuremberg, the seat of an visiting." hazards and pleasures of up cigarettes again ' dolf Koehler. the student suspected of NY. Denise Fowler. 20. of Montague. international tribunal on Nazi war wltn'rhfr™ *'* "*"'"* to ""*» planting the bomb in a trash can near Mich : John Fox. 28. of Mountain Home. crimes after World War II Sept !l ,„ „ SHREWSBURY . N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 29 1980 The Daily Rf*jiMfW 3 Forsythe, Ottinger play odd roles in VHF station debate By SKIP WOLLENBERG The issue has been a rallying ground Philadelphia and New York to devote a service later in the week nan proliferation policy as opponents AitocUted Prm Writer decision on selling uranium In India for the New Jersey delegation with percentage of their coverage to New After losing in the House supporters Critics had argued the sale should be had predicted, the senator said He WASHINGTON (API - In the con- nearly every member playing a role in Jersey news, and Forsythe said New of the VHF amendment attempted to said guing ahead with the promised sale gressional battle over getting a VHF rounding up support slopped because of India's rctusal to Jersey viewers may lose that if a VHF get the House Commerce Committee to abide by international nuclear controls would also be a way of' demonstrating television station in New Jersey. Rep New Jersey and Delaware are the station were allocated to the Garden approve a separate bill dealing only Sen Bill Bradley sided >iUi Carter credibility Kdwin B Forsythe has been a conscien- only states without a VHF station oper- State with that issue tious objector ating within their borders while Sen Harrison A Williams Jr Williams said he felt the >dW As the committee prepared to vote voted against the sale would be contrary tu the effort our The crew-cut Republican from But Forsythe said he felt it inap- •The debate over the VHF license on Thursday, opponents noted there Mooreslown, N.J., says principle has issue found several New Yorkers such 1'resident Carter talked with both nation has made to control the spread ol propriate for Congress to involve itself v may have been fewer than the required forced him to break ranks with his in a regulatory responsibility as Reps James Sclieuer. D-N Y . and 22 members present for a final vote men privately about the issue aides to nuclear techn6li)gy"with potential mili- liarden State colleagues on the tele- Bill Green, R-N Y . heading up the op- the senators said "It would set a very bad prece- Ottinger was presiding over a m&t vision issue position But there were exceptions to Bradley spoke with Carter u few 1 certainly understand the im- The principle involved, he said, is dent, he said that, too One was Rep Richard L ing two floors above the room where the days before the wile, but sjid he had Forsythe noted that WNET-TV Commerce Committee met When he portance of our nation • tics with India thai allocation of television licenses is Ottinger, D-N Y made his mind up before the discussion and ihe Mralegie role India plays geo the domain of the regulators It's a closed its operations in Newark in 1961 learned his vote was.needed, he abrupt A Williams aide said the senator was and moved to New York He said he Scheuer and Green said they were ly left that meeting and raced down pulilicih. he said "rluurvei n s ilil position which he says he has taken ever concerned that the VHF provision would called out of a committee meeting just ficull to jiyue that we are totally com since his election to Congress in 1970 didn't think the economics of operating several flights of stairs before the uranium sales vole In lakr a a station in New Jersey have changed result in moving the license of WOR-TV. nutted to an international treaty on non- He was alone in the 15-member New Channel 9. from New York to New Jer "Ottinger was the 22nd vote. Rep call trom Carter proliferation when Wf endorse a sale Jersey congressional delegation last I don't think you could operate a sey The FCC refused in May to renew Andrew Maguire D-N J . the sponsor of Bradley said he voted fur the sales stuti .is this to a nation which has re week in voting against a bill which viable station in an area which is under the station s license because it felt the the VHF bill, said He was the hero because he thought discontinuing them ItiM'il in r«ttily such u basic and vital would have required the Federal Com- the umbrella of stations from New York owners, General Tire and Rubber Com- The bill passed 18-4. reviving the would have a real negative impact on tenet ol international law munications Commission to allocate the and Philadelphia." he said "Nobody is pany and RKO General, were unfit The issue once again ' our relations with India and give the next available VHF television license to Hoth senators hail also talked with going to watch it decision Is being appealed Soviet I'nrnn a chance to establish the I S ambasiadoi to India. Hubert states without one The bill failed to get He said requiring a VHF allocation Ottinger spoke in support of the VHK (loser ties with that country the needed two-thirds majority for.pas- New Jersey's senators were on op lioliecn. about the issue (ioheen is a to New Jersey could be counter-prod- provision on the House floor but may posite sides as the Senate voted 48-46 I didn't feel this exception would former president ol Princeton Univer- sapr uctive The FCC has ordered stations in have performed an even mnrp valuable last week t6 uphold President Cartel s prove to fordetrimenta l to our nuclear sity . . Federal suit discloses, role of industry in toxic dump NEWARK (API - Some traced to the tainted Kin-Buc, dangerous chemical waste, customers of the landfill rations and their officials. owned by i;aess. one of Ihe ic gai that drifted more than duni|K'd there between 1973 of the nation's largest Inc., landfill in Edison, the industry officials said Their testimony outlines Marvin Mahan. Robert delcndants, did not match the 40 lert inlo the an and 1876, including hazardous chemical companies were chemical companies said Fri- Employees of Kin-Buc's how the the landfill developed Meaglier and Anthony Ciaess product m the truck, he tesli Krnest l.eai, truck ills metals, chemicals and oil. among the most frequent cus- day they have no responsi- parent corporation, Scien- into what is reputedly one of Albert Gathman. Scien- tied tomers of a New Jersey dump patcher for Scientific s the suit charged bility for it tilii' lnc , testified in sworn the country's serious toxic tific s technical director, said ti.iess complained to the chemical waste division, les so crammed with hazardous The dump was licensed by statements that Allied waste problems The deposi- the DKP 'would sungesl us waste it is sealed with a giant I'uhiic l'tilttics CommlMion tilled thai large companies the state Department of En- Chemical Co., Union Carbide tions were filed in a suit by as the lource of disposal " to ih.ii his wiltl Wil not ac- such as American ('yananiid cover, according to federal vironmental Protection dur- Corp , and American the federal government industry court documents cepted at Kin Hue. although frequently transported mate ing the period it allegedly ac- Cvanamid Co , and other ma- against Kin-Buc. Inc. Scien-, James Strom, who was in he would not provide rial to the site in their own Although their waste was cepted millions of gallons of jor companies were steady tific. Inc.. six related corpo- chargtt ol developing Kin chemical analysis or identify trucks " Buc's salt's, said price was its source, Strom said otlirrs "would call III ,nid important in attracting a list "The PUC advised that I ask il we could schedule a XtBOX COPIES of customers that included should try to lake their mate- pickup for them," he testi- Insurance reform, tuition aid such large corpunitions rial, " lie said fied INSTANT He described his method SIi Din said Kin-Hue rarely According to the govern- PRINTING of setting prices as "feel it consulted the OKI", but on ment's suit, more than 23 mil- as you go" one occasion asked a state lion gallons of hazardous Itq Strain said his practice wolf press me controversies coming to a head official about dumping uid chemicals were dump*"w«i> Stotion*'v O bert Burstein. D-Bergen, has rule "Underground Inlectlon" In- Auditorium. Cooh College. Ntw NATIONAL WIATMI* IIIVKI cludes tha emplacement ol sub- BrunswUk The public h**rlng» will KHHH1 «••»»»•»• = = =: raised the ire of students at stances below the surlace erf the IM h«ld from 9 00 •> m until the •mi HOAA, l)> O».» ground Naw Jersey's UIC program. of te&tlmonv. WrMtan commtntt will state colleges throughout as part ol the NJPDES program, also to acctpttd until Dactmbar IS. New Jersey, who were forced regulates underground Inlactlons 1990 under five defined classes of walls Free coojaft of tha lull ttxt of the TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — the National Weather to pay tuition hikes this fall. No Class I, II or hi wall may be proposed raaulatlons and trta Basil authorised II It results In the move and Background may to obtained mm 10 LOSE Service forecast today predicts rain in portions of The bill would use part of the ment ol contaminants Into under from Sandy Hook Virginia and the Carolinas into surrounding sattes revenues from the increased U. Uarwan M, Sadat. P6 Technical requirements Included In Asilmnl Dlrtctor WEIGHT? TODAY - High 12:30 west to Missouri. Rain also is expected in parts of tuition to fund scholarships the regulations are designed to In Wilcr Quality Management f !• sure that such movement does not I' m and low il ii'.i |> m Washington. for needy students under the occur. Existing Class IV walls which Dtvlilonof W*t»r Raiourcai TOMORROW - High Tuition Aid Grant program. inlet t hazardous waste Into or above PO Bo.CNOIf Locul writllu-r an underground source ol drinking Tranton. N.J 0W2) 1 03 a.m. and 1:28 p.m. and Students who are paying water are to be eliminated within 6 Coolat rtay ilM be revlawtd months of EPA's approval of the tofor* the flrii ntarlng data at tha Give blood t> t\ v low 7:08 a.m. and K 04 p in their way through college ob- NJPDES program Naw Class IV tollowing city or county public II Yesterday's high temperature at The Register weath- walls are prohibited Class V wells brtnai Burlington County (In Mt CENTT^L JERSEY For Red Bank and er station was 73 degrees. The low yesterday was 43. It ject to funnelling their money will b» Inventoried and assessed. Holly), Cape May County Charry ItiiinsDii bridge, add two to other students, particular- and the appropriate regulatory ac Hill. Cumberland County (in Flam BIWD BAWfC • was 69 at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was S3. Today's 6 tlon will be established at a later Ington), Jersey City, Monmouth hours. Sea Bright, deduct a.m. temperature was 59. There was no rain in the 24 ly because some of the tuition date. County (the E alter n Branch In You'll lose. 8 dbnees •' 10 minutes: Long Branch, The NJPOES regulations also Shrewsbury), Morrli Couniv (In hours ending at 6 a.m. today. There were 7 heating degree grants will go to students at- Include a partial Implementation ol Whlppanv), Nawark; Ntw Brunt and feel better al 1 aver. deduct 15 minutes, High- tending classes outside the the federal Resource Conservation ' wick, Ocean County (In Tom* days yesterday, 20 for the month and 20 (or the season to and Recovery Act (RCRA). (42 lands bridge, add 40 dale. Last year's total lo dale was 49. state colleges. U SC 4901 at seq 1. regulating tha Salem, Somerset County (In Somtr treatment, storage and disposal ol vllle). and Susie* County (In New For more information, phone 842-6750 minutes; Student groups have prom- hatardous waste In the following In ton) in addition, copies can be stances- The pretreatment and dls viewed at Ihe Stockton State College or visit the Central Jersey Blood Center ised to boycott clases and charge ol hatardous pollutants, Library (Pomona), and at the New HI Lo Prc Ollk on Newman Springs Road in Red Bank South Jersey personally at the Statehouse which ware received Intraeompanv Jertev State' Library (Trenton) 3 and Inlrastate. Into privately or pub Sept It H<« s* 'it today. ftS cdy Amhofage 3J cdv Increasing cloudiness today with a chance of rain late Student leaders said yes- Abhevilir S3 B6 in the day or ai night High today upper 60s to low 70s. terday that they mainly op- Atlanta 5ft I '6 BRIELLE 41 Low tonight inid 50s to low 60s. Cloudy with rain tomor- pose the bill because about . at home; five Thompson died at Free- daughters, Mrs. Barbara II New pump hold Area Hospital, Freehold Johnson of Long Branch, Township, after being ad- Mrs. Gloria J. Aleman of mitted for head injuries, po- Neptune, Mrs. Grace E developed lice said. Bruno ol Oakhurst, Mrs Thompson reportedly had Margaret A Katz of for heart been hired by school officials Wanamassa, and Miss Cath- to paint the pole along with erine A Thompson of Ocean NKW YORK (ACI -Doc- two co-workers. The accident Township, and 18 grand- tors have developed a faster occurred at about 2:30 p.m., children and safer version of a balloon authorities said The Flock Funeral Home, pump that gives a gentle, life- Thompson was born in Long Branch, is in charge of saving assist to tired hearts Brooklyn. NY, and had lived arrangements. and can be inserted without surgery Mrs. Anne H. Kuch The new device can bo im planted by a skilled physician RUMSON - Anne R Church, here. in about five minutes, com- Kuch, 64, of 44 Bellevue Ave , Surviving are two sons, pared to the 30-tninute sur- died Saturday at her home Dr Edward J. Kuch, with gical operation required for after a long illness. whom she lived, and Dr. Rob- the standard intra-aortic Mrs, Kuch was born In ert J. Kucklewski of Dayton, balloon pump, its developer Shamokin, Pa., and lived In Ohio; a brother, Bernard Ro- says Edison and Elizabeth prior to manuwskl of Shamokin, and The device, called a per- moving here four months two grandsons. cutaneous infra-aortic ago. The John E. Day Funeral balloon pump, can even be She was a communicant of Home, Red Bank, is In charge used during emergency Holy Cross Roman Catholic of arrangements. cardio-pulmonary resuscita- tion, something thai was .im- Mrs. Daisy Straus possible with earlier ver- sions I'ALM BEACH. Fla. - Straus, died in 1973 "This has been a goal of Daisy Tallman Straus, 2565 S. Surviving are two daugh- ours for a long time, lo gel Ocean Blvd., formerly of ters. Mrs. Jean Grunder of this device so it could be put Long Branch, N.J., died Sat- Dayton and Mrs Beatrice in quickly and done without a PROCTOR-ADJUSTABLE urday while visiting her LaTourette of Panama City. surgeon Anybody skilled in daughter in Dayton, Ohio. Fla.; 11 grandchildren, and inserting a catheter (surgical Mrs. Straus was born in two great-grandchildren. tube) can do it, said Dr. IRONING Long Branch and moved here The Woolley Funera) David Bregman of Presby- from Hillside, N.J., in 1968 Home, Long Branch, is in terian llospilal al Columbia- Her husband, Burnett charge of arrangements. Presbyterian Medical Cen- BOARD ter, where the new balloon Mrs. Lillian Torlorella pump was developed. An intra-aortic balloon MANALAPAN - Lillian Tortorella, died in 1961 pump looks something like an Tortorella, 86, died Saturday Surviving are four daugh- 100 SPECIAL inflatable plastic finger on at Jersey Shore Medical Cen- ters, Mrs. Mildred M. Koenig the end of a flexible tube. It is CORNING Reg. ter, Neptune. of Brick Township, Mrs. used following open heart $12.99 Adele M. Giordano, with P-21 OPEN ROASTER Mrs. Tortorella was born surgery, a heart attack or any whom she lived, Mrs. Jennie In Newark and had lived here other time whim a patients P. Hoch of Manahawkin and 19 years. heart needs a little boost to MIRRO-WHISTLING HERE'S WHAT HERE'S WHAT Mrs. Esther Smith of Iselin; HERE'S WHAT She was a communicant of keep it going St. Thomas More Roman six grandchildren, and 12 The standard procedure Catholic Church, here, and a great-grandchildren. TEAKETTLE has been to have a aurgeoJI member of the Mt. Carmel The, Freeman Funeral open the femoral artery, a Guild. Newark Home, Freehold, is in charge major artery carrying blood Her husband, Joseph of arrangements. 77« In the leg, and attach a SUP- gical sleeve through which 49* WILL BUY Olaf Holm the balloon is inserted WILL BUY 99* PORT MONMOUTH - Medit'enter, Red Bank Prom there, guided by a • WOODEN SPOON SE1S LISTS7.99 • WOODEN TOOL SETS Oluf Holm. 73, of 78 Illinois Mr. Holm was born in continuous X-ray picture, • PLASTIC BASTER WILL BUY • PAPER TOWEL HOLDER Ave . died Saturday in theNorway and came to this doctors maneuver the balloon • KITCHEN TONGS ASSORTED BAKING ANDl country as a young men. Ho into position in the aorta, the • TONGS •COASTERS ' ROASTING RACKS 202 Death Notices was a retired carpenter big blood vessel that carries • BEATER WHISK WEAREVER • SUGAR OR FLOW.ER SHAKERS He was a U.S. Army veter- blood away from the heart HANDY CUTTING B0ARD| • COFFEE MEASURE • RUBBER GLOVES TORRE — Mr* Porothea D. an of World War II and was a The balloon is then in- EGG SLICER AgefcJ, or 190 Oryrnwood IOOP Road • SOME COFFEE MUGS Brick Idwosrim on Sept }H I960 flated and deflated in rhythm member of the Noreg Lodge, • 10" WHISK • COLORED CUTTABLE Cl OSET DIET SCALE Loving mother al Robert D . David with the heart, inflating when SILVERSTONE P and Bruc* J , Barry and the lal« Sons of Norway. Middletown ROD COVERS JtMtirw Banv, sisler of Edward R , the heart pauses, to help push • ELBEE KITCHEN TOOLS STEAMER BASKETS Vincent J . Richard F . Waiter j • RUBBER AND PLASTIC DUST PAN and Robert J DovleandMrs Lillian Surviving are a brothpr, blood to the coronary arter- CHEF STYLE SOME COFFEE MUGS Dubois and Mrs Madeline k Mul queen, grandmothfr of one Friends Daniel Holm, here, and a sis- ies AND LOTS MORE! AND LOTS MORE! and relatives ar* invited to attend funeral «r vices Wed Oct 1. Irom ter, Mrs. Anna Ingebrightsen SKILLETS In* C H T Clayton Funeral Home, of Bergen, Norway. SilvcrXloiM Route S7S74«. AdelphiaAdelphi , Howeloyvelll Town ll IhiaLi- p •Mas• kaiai Hsi * *hABaAlol Chris_ n t — t afe — Burial 9 a m The Scott Funeral Home, at StSI. . Catherine's R. C Church ASSORTED HAN 3ERS Mailn StreetSt. t FarmmodalF p ViVfmt Belford, is in charge of ar-

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NEWCOMERS — Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., ninth largest in the country with assets of more than $10 billion, has opened a district agency at 248 Broad St., Red Bank. Headed by John E. O'Connor, district agent, the agency is manned by special agents Kevin Kornk, Sonja Rohrs, Sandy Silverstein, Thomas Sheridan, Stacee Seiler and Gerald Clericuzio. At the opening, from left, are THEBEAUTYSTYLER.., Kornek; Kelli Dillon, administrative assistant, Mayor Michael J. Arnone, O'Connor, and Louis Vaiti, vice president. Beauty-to-go in its own sleek case. Church marks its 75th year Just 8.50 with any 6.50 purchase

(continued) During Father Child's pastorate, the of Bishop McKaul in 1917. remained so parish gicw by leaps and bounds, necessi- until 1947 tating the purchase of 10 additional acres Father Farran was reassigned in 1936. from the Maida family for the physical and St Dorothea's was without a pastor expansion ol the parish The church, rec- until 1939 During that time the parish was tory and grounds were improved and a new This ivory-color mirrored compact slides in a tote or an administered by Msgr. John B McC'loskey iruirnle altar was placed in the church. The attache even goes out as your evening bag. tied and tassel i of 5t James Roman Catholic Church of shrino to Our l.ady of Lourdes was dedi- Red Bank cated in taupe silk cord.It's perfect tor on-the-go styling touch ups St. Dorothea's fourth pastor, the Rev, Because of a significant increase jn the Inside Soft Cover Creme Makeup in Sheer Beige (1 4o? ), lasting Michael F. O'Keefe. arrived in the spring number of Catholics in the community, St of 1939 and remained until 1944, when the Dorothea's received its first assistant Creme Blush in Plumrose. Superglow Cake Eye Shade >w. ii i Rev Francis J. Dwyer was assigned as the priest, the Rev James J McConmsll. in Burnished Plum. Soft Pink. Pottery Blue and-Silver Orchid. church's fifth pastor During Father June. 1949 Father McConnell was trans- Dwyer's pastorate, Monmouth Beaih was ferred here from Christ the King Church in SuperglowlipGlosser.in Plumrose. Super-Moist Lipstick in again assigned as a mission of St. Manville by the Most Rev George W Ahr. Chestnut Plum and Royal Secret Eau de'Parfum Spray(5 16 < >/ j Dorothea's Father Dwyer became its resi- who preceded Bishop Reiss in the Trenton dent pastor in June of 1947 and the Hey J Diocese At the Germaine Monteil counter, otcourv •' Frederick Child was appointed sixth Father CoylS, Hie current pastor, suc- pastor of St. Dorothea's by Bishop William ceeded Father Child in the pastorate in A Griffin Juno. l«tKi County water problem serious

(continued) Jersey have about 30 days supply left, of- Meanwhile, the mandatory water plan ficials said restricting more than 2 million northern New Although sanctions can be imposed for Jersey residents to 50 gallons of water per excess use, Byrne said his plan is dependent person per day could last for months until on public cooperation. "If we all follow these significant rainfall starts to refill that re- equitable, attainable restrictions, we can ov- gion's Pf rched resevoirs. ercome immediate shortages and help re- Southern New Jerseyans also are suffer- build water reserves for next summer." ing because of the drought, particularly farmers whose crops were damaged, but Hackensack Water Co. spokeswoman their situation Isn't as severe because of a Martha Green said seeding clouds to induce heavier dependence on wells. rain has been rejected as a solution. "That's The reservoirs of the Hackensack and from the movies It's risky, very expensive Commonwealth water companies in North and usually doesn't work " Pact clouded in doubt

(continued i "We decided on these actions Tuesday in "The board is giving these employees the a work session and relayed the information to benefit of what has been negotiated on their the education association," Rose said. "We behalf." Rose said, "and will sign a contract were advised before the Friday meeting that once there has been a determination of who the charges against the board were to be the contracting parties should be." dropped." Rose said the board's special session Fri- Moir said the board "apparently" has day had four purposes: to fight the unfair accepted the contract negotiated for the labor practices suit brought against the cafeteria and custodial workers and added board by the RFHEA; to file a countercharge that the association will drop the unfair prac- against the association; to see that an elec- tices charge against the board if the needs of tion is conducted among the union members the workers are met by the board's resolution on the proposed merger, but only under of Friday night. PERC auspices to ensure a secret ballot, and He added that the employees should re- p*' in the meantime the provisions ceive a copy of the contract by the end of the MtUement already arrived at with the week and probably will vote on its ratifi- I and custodial workers. cation several davs later. The Daily Register Reagan's man served Hughes -tahli.shed in IH7H Published t,v Th. Del Hpak Kejmtei IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIKIIIllllllllllllilllllllllllIll By JACK ANDERSON lar reports on the job nego- future column WASHINGTON - The se- tiations with Laxalt In De- DALLAS TAPES Last ARTHt'KZ KAMIN WIU.1AMHI.OTK JR cret files u( the late acentric WASHINGTON cember, 198V he wrote in a year, the House Assassina- President and Kditur I'ubi billionaire Howard Hughes memo to Hughes: "Gov- tion Committee concluded raise some troubling ques- ernor Laxalt has started to that President John Kennedy tions about Knhald Heagan'S SCENE ask me precisely what his as- Herbert H lh..ir. li UsisUM KcJiinr ivHAtol KinraeUP H,iurti was lulled as the result of a Ni»rrit K.iiinr .l,mi; 1'n.i.im. (its Kditm UorisKurman Editorial l.tn'tvlm.r i dtii|i,n^n chairman. Sen signment will be in your or- conspiracy. I'aul l.axalt H \cv llllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllliltlll ganization ' Part of the evidence that l.'.il \ Hun i ..i.li,,11.., KHh.firi II M •• K.'tii.i-lh I \.,i b,kn I in document!, many in Laxalt are among thousands 1» June. 1970. Maheu re- < irrui.il inn lnnit.it KrankJ Uteri i I•• .1-,. ! Laxalt dunng his term as ployment with us On an- ANDERSON purportedly picked up four 6 . MONDAY bFPThMBtn?9 1480 ' . quarters in 1974 and later ob- shots in Dealey Flaza. not , levwiUM ni Nevada from tained by author Michael other occasion. Maheu wrote. Hitib 7u l.dxalt emerges as "My guess is that he will hit just the three fired by Lee linismn He is writing a book was still alive Hugtiei eager lackey, in- which will be published next us for a retainer " Harvey Oswald The tapes 'I recognize you under your clever disguise, tervening with federal agen- year titled Citizen Hughes Indeed. Laxalt's law firm A confidential FBI memo were turned over to the Jus- cies on Hughes behalf, help In His Own Words - How started receiving money dated Dec 12, 1967, states: tice Department and nothing Jimmy Carter.' ift| him tii grab the lion's Howard Hughes Tried to Buy from Hughes shortly after "No one, including the Gov- has been heard of them since share of the stale s casino America Laxalt left the State House ernor of Nevada, has ever But I've learned that Jus- operation! and simultane- To make the Laxalt deal And Hughes had already paid personally seen tice turned the tapes over to ously dickering fur a top job work, ' Hughes wrote in a $180,000 to a law firm in (Hughes). There is grave the National Science Founda- in itic Hughes organization as memo to his Nevada chief of which Laxalt's brother, Pe- concern among the Nevada tion, which in turn directed .i reward for laithful service staff, Robert Maheu, "we ter, was a partner gaming authorities and Gov- the National. Academy of Sci- In some pnvate memo- have to find a means of The relationship was as ernor Laxalt that a great ence to have the tapes rdnda. Hughes discusses his motivation When I have a beneficial to Hughes as it was hoax could be being per- analyzed by a panel of top- intention to back Laxalt real tough assignment, I to Laxalt At one point, petrated on the state of- level scientists with unlimited support Hughes became obsessed search for two ingredients: 1. ficials." The panel expects to have right into the White House in A man who can do the job if with halting nuclear testing The memo states that IU72 But the billionaire left he truly wants to, and 2. A in Nevada, and he asked Lax- its first report completed by Laxalt and the commission Jan 1. The results will go Nevada about the time Lax- means of furnishing a con- alt to intervene with the fed- wanted the FBI to determine alt s gubernatorial term directly to Congress. sideration to this man which eral Atomic Energy Com- that Howard Hughes is ended, and neither the White will be of such a nature and mission IAEC). According to HOOSIERHOORAH: Sen . . House push nor the cushy job alive and that they are ac- Richard Lugar's guerrilla I such an amount as to be well AEC records, Laxalt later tually licensing a live individ- ever materialized Laxalt's nigh overpowering in its ef- called an AEC official and warfare against his Demo law firm did collect $72,000 in fect upon the man demanded "Why can't you ual." FBI Director J Edgar cratic colleague from Indi- Hoover ordered his men to legal retainers from Hughes "Now Bob, I think Laxalt move all your testing to Alas- ana, Birch Bayh, continues in the next two years, how- ka ." have "absolutely nothing to apace. Republican Lugar re- can be brought to a point do with this " eve! where he will just about en- Laxalt's greatest service cently called in reporters to I ,ix,ill told my associate trust his. entire political to Hughes while he was gov- Despite his doubts, Laxalt announce that he had asked Uary Cohn he never nego future to his relationship with ernor was helping the subsequently helped Hughes H.iyh s Senate Intelligence tilted with Hughes lor a job, us I think we must convince billionaire circumvent nor- get his last three casino Committee to hold hearings .ind denied that the legal lees him beyond a shadow of a mal procedures to obtain licenses. on the "Stealth" aircraft constituted a payof I oi a con doubt that I intend to back casino licenses «- seven in Footnote: The secret leaks But he had ignored the Ihct of interest The Hughes him with unlimited support all In a bizarre twist, it turns documents also allege Hut customary courtesy of telling documents Indicate other- right into the White House in out that Laxalt not only had Laxalt killed major legisla Bayh, who learned about the wise. 1972 " never met Hughes, but had tion at Hughes request We request when the press asked The document* rotating to Maheu gave his boss regu- serious doubts that the man will detail this story in a for his reaction. Reagan-Anderson a 'good show' By J AMKS J. KILPATRICK IHflllMIIMIIIIIIIHIHIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlim terrogators, asked if Mr. Re- paign, are not the details. WASHINGTON - At the agan would provide the eco- These can come later. What risk ol prolonging the debate nomic assumptions under- matters are the candidate's over the debate, let me get a CONSERVATIVE lying his own budget economic philosophy, his word HI edgewise As a foren projections. Mr. Reagan re- broad view of getting and, sic exercise it was ahout as VIKW plied that he already had spending, and his general lively as six knee bends and done so. Ms. Quinn, visibly view of the role of the federal I.mi slow laps around the ItlllllllliniMIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIMIII miffed, shook her head until government in our lives track Until combatants her curls danced. These attitudes, we assume, "won," in the sense that state whose budget is sur- l>,i ed "by only seven na- Mr. HeagaVi was right on would shape whatever final Jimmy Carter lost, but no this, and Ms. Quinn was recommendations a president body worked up a sweat and tions in the world ' K1LPATKICK Reporters who cover the wrong. In the Reagan fact might eventually make to the nobody made a fatal boo-boo sheet on economic growth, is- Nevertheless, the collo- candidates have heard these Congress. Mr. Reagan's con- statements all day long for sued September 8, the can- compile solemn tables servative views in such areas quies between Itonald Re- didate clearly stated his re- agan and John Anderson pro- months on end. projecting federal tax re- are well known. It is ludi- But the jaded sophisti- liance upon assumptions of ceipts at, say, $1,102 billion in crous to ask if the rate of vided useliil glimpses into the the Senate Budget Commit- personalities and the mind- cates of the traveling press 1985, against federal spending inflation in 1985 is projected corps constitute a tiny minor- tee dealing with inflation, un- of $920 billion in the same at 8.3 or 9.2 percent. Who set of the two candidates. For employment, and growth of millions of Americans, the ity Many of the viewers who year. knows? Who cares? Leg over tuned in to NBC' or CBS may the Gross National Product. Water pressure exchanges offered an in- That fact sheet specifically What humbug! No one un- leg the dog does to Dover; let troduction to opposing posi- have heard Mr. Reagan's ac- der moon or sun can make us take one year at a time. With what seems startling sudde- the situation, perhaps or cooler weath- ceptance speech at the Re- relates committee estimates tions on public issues We saw to Reagan proposals. The im- a nWve^reasonably accurate ness, the (iarden State has become the er... two able and experienced pol- publican convention in De- forecasts of federal income As for personalities: J troit, but they may have plication that Mr Reagan is arid state. Gov. Byrne took necessary, if We cannot continue our water- iticians in action, and I lor talking only in generalities and outgo five years hence. thought Mr. Anderson carrfe -unpopular, action in ordering water ra- wasteful ways Monmouth Consoldiated one found it a good show heard little more. Most of the The figures will depend upon on too strong; he appeared viewers presumably had not has no merit. tioning in. the 114 North Jersey com- warns that unless there is significant A couple nl points: The inflation, upon unemploy- strident, angry, uptight, un- morning alter reviews saw a beard Mr Anderson at all For my own part, I wish munities hardest hit by the drought In rainfall within the next two or three ment, upon war or peace, gracious. By contrast, Mr. Mood deal of groaning from What, was stale to the press Mr. Reagan were in fact ap- Reagan — though palpably dramatic testimony to the need fur that weeks the company will be forced to take was fresh to most of the au- upon tax bills not yet drafted the press corps that-the eve- proaching these matters in or enacted, upon a decision on tense — seemed mellower, move, Byrne announced the rationing "a hard look at mandatory conservation ning had produced "nothing dience, and the event was generalities rather than in easier, less didactic. Mr. staged for the public's bene- national health insurance. order at a press conference conducted on ' and rationing." nerw." Mr Anderson hud re- specifics. The kind of figures Carter, a walking en- fit, not for ours Ms Quinn was demanding Most economic projections the Moor of the Hackeniack Water Com- In New Jersey, we have taken an hashed Ins proposal tofa n cyclopedia ol. 'facts and fig- increase of 50 cents H gallon are pure mumbo-jumbo, are hokum, but budget pany's dried-out Tappan Reservoir' in Five of the six questions ures, might have looked pret- adequate water supply for granted; thi's in the tax on gasoline; Mr put to the candidates touched mere conjectures spun from projections beyond a year or ty good, but Sunday night Mr. Bergen County, a reservoir which when summer has taught us the (oolhardinefs Reagan had once more re- upon the federal budget in cotton candy. We pay them two arc hokum compounded. Carter was simply invisible. full contains 3.2 billion gallons ol water of that The need for long-range planning viewed his own two terms as one way or another. Jane too much attention. It is What matters, at this As an image, his wasn't We in Moninciiilli County have been to insure an adequate supply is obvious; governor of California, a Bryant Quinn, one of the in- largely a waste of time to stage of a presidential cam- much fortunate — so far. Despite the Mon- we await release of the state's $1 million mouth Consolidated Water Company's water matter plan. We need more in- urging two weeks ago that we curtail all terconnections between water com- noil essential use, usage continued high panies in areas with plenty of watei1 and State needs Coastal Zone funding - :III 5 million gallons a day, up from a areas where there is shortage, we need Middlelnwn i illinium mm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliuiiiliii IIIII miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii,.,, We wish to commend you fluence as the prime reason normal usage of 28 million gallons Ac more adequate reservoirs. And we need To Ihe Kditor for your willingness to re- to be reelected. cording to a Monmouth Consolidated i raised public consciousness about the The Coastal Zone Man FROM OUR READERS negotiate a contract during a I Say, enough is enough! It spokesman', daily usage in the past few necessity lor conserving water; the agemenl Act of 1972, Letter* lo the editor mutt bf ilrjntd andfcave th* writer') complete aeidress and time of economic hardship, is time for a change amended in 1976, is up for telephone number. They must not exceed MO wordl. Not acceptable ire poetry, days has dropped back to 2H million crisis won't wash away with the Ins! endorsements of candidates tor off let or endortemenls of commercial product!. and we recognize that if all Frederick W. Monsees reauthrojzatjon by Congress management and labor rela- gallons Who knows What inspired that — good rain, and public concern shouldn't I I III I I 11II M M I M I I 111 > I I I I > 11 M 11II111II M 111IIIMI11111IIIIMII III 1111 H M I • Ml 111 k hill 111 this year The House will con- tions could function in this acknowledgement of the seriousness of either Bidei the ad ill II Wl'.ii this estuaries that are affected by ways to protect the shore. manner, there would be no Occupancy month Ihe tides. Legislation to strengthen zon- teacher strikes or teacher These grants have been of ing in dune and flood hazard Humson The Coastal Zone Man problems in this area. To the Editor: Deserved honor agemenl \< I provides grants vital importance to New Jer- areas is also under considera- Eleanor L Guerci sey, winch has developed its tion. An important legal matter to coastal states for planning President has recently occurred, that We cutiKt atuhlc William H. Kiely Thomas Proctor Co . is a former mayor .mil iii.ina^enienl of coastal master plan and is now work- New Jersey's coast is Monmouth County ing to effectuate it Hearings landlords should be aware of. known general!) as Kd" — who will be of Kail Haven and commissioner of the developinptll m ihe zone de- . notorious for its rampant, Education Association On March 7, 1980, the Ap- lined by the slates and which are due in the early fall on a often dangerous development honored Friday when he is presented the New Jersey Tunrpike Authority In an consulting firm's recommen- pellate Division of the Slate iniisi include related water that pits man's development of New Jersey has held that coveted Joshua Muddy Distinguished outstanding record of community work bodies such as buys and dations regarding alternative against one of nature's most Congress Citizen Award by the Monmouth Council "A municipality does not he has served as president of the Mon- powerful forces, the sea. It is Red Bank have the power to require the Boy Scouts oi America It is a merited time to start reversing this mouth Council of Boy Scouts and as To the Editor: obtaining of a Certificate of honor trend Over the past 20 years Your recent coverage of Occupancy on a change of New Jersey, alone, apart The award, named filter the Revolu- chairman of the Cancer Society's Mon- the Congressional candidates tenant " mouth County Crusade. He is a member from federal and local mon- shows only too clearly the tionary War hero from ('nils Neck, was ey, has spent $50 million on This is obviously an im- ol the Hoard Bi Directors of ihe VMCA, thinking of Congressman portant rilling to all land- established by Hie Monmouth Council shore protection. James.I Howard. and a trustee of the Monmouth Park lords In addition to the pos seven years ago tu honor county resi- Citizens of Monmouth Here is a man who has • ible difficulties which may dents who exemplifj the highest stan- Charity Fund and the IJuinson First County should write im- served in the House of Repre- arise from each inspection. dards ol patriotism, leadership, and de Presbyterian Church, and is a retired mediately to Congressman sentatives for 16 years, in a the cost of obtaining Howard explaining the need votion to the community. US Coast (Juard lieutenant com- Congress and administration certificates of occupancy in for the Act. Much time, mon- that has put this country on BGTfitary treasurer of the many communities is greatly mander. ey, and effort has gone into the brink of financial dis- increasing New Jersey's plan, including aster, and now he offers The Monmouth County time spent by a varied and himself as an incumbent Con- involved public. It is vitally Court Law Division Appeal gressman with a possible No. is 35-79 He learned how we learn important that the federal position of power and in- funding be continued so that Mrs. Magdalena Reid In 60 years of research, Jean 1'iaget, such as the belief that a child is a little the plan can be put into ef- the Swiss psychologist who died two adult and able to absorb facts as adults fect. weeks ago in Geneva at the age of 84, understand them. Instead. Piaget, who Jean Uleason Today in history "tackled a seemingly simple question: often spent long hours playing games By The Associated Pren breakthrough of the Mind™ How does a child learn ? with children, outlined four major stages Teachers Today is Monday, Sept. 29, berg Line in Germany His answers — that children learn by of mental growth: First two years', the the 273rd day of 1980 There In 1923. Britain began to West Long Branch are 93 days left in the year. rule Palestine under a man- distinct stages related to 'their age and mastery of objects, blocks, large toys. To the Editor: Today's highlight in his-date from the League of Na- that the child is a definite agent in that and the like, ages two to six. mastery of i The following was sent to tory: tions •process — have had a revolutionary in symbols such as those in language I)r Edwin T. Hunter, presi- On Sept 29. 1066. William In 1978, Pope John Paul I fluence on thinking about child develop dreams fantasy and play; ages seven to dent West Long Branch the Conqueror invaded Eng- died in his sleep at the age 65 merit One result has been the di twelve, mastering numbers and rela Hoard of Kdiuation i land and claimed the. British after reigning just 34 days. throne. Five years ago, baseball's covery" method of teaching, in which Uons. and ages twelve to fifteen, master- The Monmouth County , On this date: Casey Stengel died of cancer children are given a chance to apply and ing logical thought. Education Association ap- In 1789, the U.S. War De- in New York at age 85 . test their developing abilities and in If children now are better able to plauds your wise and gener- partment established a regu- Thought for today: An ob- ous understanding of the which the teacher serves as a guide, not learn because we understand more fully lar army with a strength of stinate man does not hold plight of the teachers in your 700 men opinions, but they bold him — as a force-feeder of ready-made ideas. how they really learn, a great deal of the 'There's nothing all that unusual about a district in this period of infla- 1 In 1918. Allied forces in Alexander Pope. English poet His work challenged older concepts, credit must go to Jean Piaget wrench in a missile silo tion. World War I scored a decisive (1688-1744) Battleground SHREWSBURY, N j • MONDy. SEPTEMBER 29.3980 The Daily Register 7 Sondheim show offers new look FREEHOLD - The Battleground to live theatre experiences The Last misses its mark Arts Center has a new look. Minute Kids" will be presented Nov 6 Diverse programming is scheduled The Theatre of the Magical Absurd will by the center for the upcoming season, be seen Jan 12 with the Pushcart By BILL ZAPCIC Sondheim. Die narration states, is divided into five interest areas: Adult Players production of "Sidejlfaks " A MARLBORO - Hyslenum. the preoccupied with marriage, with rela- Series, Wiggle Club, Youth Theatre special junior edition of "Cldwn Suite ' "trusted slave" in "A Funny Thing tionships, with the theater His works Series, Special Bonus, and Family Fun will be performed by the Maureen De- Happened on the Way to the Forum." is do. indeed, reflect this The Adult Series will offer the akin Modern Dance Ensemble Nov 6 forced by Pseudolus, the sneaky slave in But the narration, brightly rewritten Rodgers and Charnin musical "Two by All these programs are scheduled dur- the same musical, to don a woman's to reflect pot only the time and place but Two" in a Monmouth Repertory Com- ing the day and are ideal for nursery and gown and pretend he is the virgin whin also some local humor, fell flat in pres- pany production under the direction of kindergarten groups. the mighty captain has come to fetch i entation It was intoned by a pair of William SUrsinic, Nov 21, 22.28 and 29 With a special preschool series Hyslenum. resisting, telfc tuxedo-clad gents downstage left who Clarfield and Livingston, duo-piano listed, the Children's Series takes on a Pseudolus. If my father knew I was might have salved the play better had team, will appear in a special benefit new name, Youth Theatre, and is geared doing this he'd roll over in his grave!" they read ovit their material at least concert Feb. 28 The winter Bluegrass primarily to school-age children. It Pseudolus. stalled for a second, re- once Or so itp^emed Festival is scheduled for the Sheraton opens with the "Pied Piper" in a Gin- sponds. "Your father is alive'" Norman' Hart and Shern Brock were Gardens in both a brunch/concert and gerbread Players and Jack musical "This will kill him " dinner/concert March 8 production Oct 26; "Little Red Riding Stephen Sondheim. who wrote the the class of the sextet lup from the The annual Stars of the Met benefit Hood" in an operatic version by music to that show, may face a similar three players in the original version) as featuring Paul Plishka and his Metro- Seymour Barab, produced by the BAC fate if he learns of the Marlboro Acting they showed musicianship and energy, politan Opera colleagues is set for Opera Theatre under the artistic direc- Company's presentation of "Side by with a bit more vocal strength March 29. a Spring Concert with a two- tion of Elizabeth Cole Nov. 9; Robin Side by Sondheim " Kathy Jurewicz added another part program — the Elysium Chorale Hood with a mod, musical approach in a The show, a two-act compilation of dimension with her strength in delivery under the direction of Julian Livingston, National Theatre Company production Sondheim's better-known — and more of the rapid-fire machine gun lyrics on to be followed by a Dance Showcase on Jan. 18; "Alice through the-kpoking obscure — music and lyrics, was ori- several tunes And Hal Toichinsky with highlights of dance programming Glass," in a Monmouth Reperfsty Com- ginally intended by its British producers showed warmth in several of his en- offered by a variety of area dance studi- pany musical production based on the to be a sampler of what they believed to semble appearances os, is April 4; the macabre comedy Lewis Carroll story, directed by Dawn be some of the best works on the Ameri- But Lenore Spindellis, who spent "Arsenic and Old Lace" will be a Mon- Davidson Feb. 8, and "Peter Rabbit" in can stage most of the evening tugging at an ex- mouth Repertory Company production a pre-Easter musical production by the But to hear the Marlboro group. Brit- tremely revealing evening gown, should with William Starsinic as director on Gingerbread Players and Jack Feb. 22. ''Great Performances' ish audiences might not be so convinced try another arrangement on "Send In April 24, 25 and May 1 and 2 All Youth Theatre performances The Acting Company exuded en- the Clowns " Better yet. she shouldn't The touring McCarter Theatre prod- start at 2 p.m. Sundays, and will be Sir Alec Guinness stars on Channel 13, WNET-TV, at 8 p.m., as thusiasm for the most part, and per try it uction of "Moby Dick Rehearsed," a staged at high schools in the Freehold "Great Performances" shifts to Mondays with the premiere per- formed workable, and sometimes good, Musical direction by Jonathan play within a play, by Orson Welles, will Regional District formance of the six-part series based on John LeCarre's best-selling versions of the songs But the uneven- Korzun was passable, but the arrange- bow May 16. This event will be co- A very special treat for area resi- thriller "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy." The program, which boasts ness of the show's flow — so necessary ments of several songs didn't work sponsored by the Monmouth County dents will be a fully staged production of closed circuit captions for hearing-impaired viewers, features Guin- in a cabaret-style presentation such as Also, piano overwhelmed singers too Heritage Committee and the Manalapan "The Nutcracker," a perennial holiday ness as master spy George Smiley. Set in the world of British this — stole from the overall value often Recreation Theatre favorite, performed by the New Jersey Intelligence and based on an actual case in recent history, "Tinker, The show, which has no plot save for Tailor, Soldier, Spy" Is the story of Smiley's search for a Soviet The auditorium at Marlboro High New this year will be special pro- Ballet with a company of 75 dancers a narration of career highlights and School was cavernous, and the impact of grams for the pre-schooler. Three- , 4- Two performances are set, a matinee "mole" — a double agent who, planted bv Moscow, has burrowed up biographical notes about Sondheim, re- to the highest level of the British Secret Service. the show was lost The white area lights and 5-year-olds may become members and an evening show, Dec. 6 at Freehold lies on the strong images Sondheim were too harsh, and spotlights were too of the "Wiggle Club" and be introduced Township High School. writes into his works dim

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An even easier start involving no taking an oblong pink pill, marketed under a compulsion would allow generic equivalents to nationally-known brand name for a minor but use the same size, shape and color as major chronic illness Your pharmacist suddenly gives brands, with a prominent distinguishing logo you a round green pill, with the explanation YOl'R MONEY'S when the item is big enough to take the logo Us a generic equivalent for what your phy- without crumbling sician prescribed, and under the law I am sup- WORTH This would help assure the availability of posed to give a to you to save you money It has cheaper generics without confusion to us (the the same medicine " patients I as to either the content or the.maker of Under generic drug substitution laws now ef- the pill, and: w fective in many states, pharmacists are per- This would help assure that consumers actual- mitted to dispense less costly generic equivalents ly get the benefit of the lower costs in place of higher priced brand name drugs The result has been that the major brand-name drug Sure, some of the major drug companies objective is, m course, to save money for you, the companies have succeeded in convincing the Sen- wobld like to have, in effect, a monopoly on a consumer £ ate to pass a ban on lookalike drugs and pushed given shape or color of medication But theTbrand name drug manufacturers through s regulation that they be characterized as claim this is causing pain and confusion - and in counterfeit drugs Sure, there also would be objections from your case, say, the green pill may defeat the To this attack, the generic drug makers reply those generic houses that want to be able to offer psychological uplift in confidence the pink pill had that it is part of an orchestrated plan to put them the pharmacist a chance to profit by dispensing TRADITION OF SERVICE — Eli Shooman, left, owner of Fair Hav^n Hardware for given you (That "placebo" effect — releasing out of business and to give the major brand-name their cheaper products at top brandname prices 28 years, has opened a new store right next door, Fair Haven Wines and Liquors the body's o.wn hidden healing power - can be companies freedom from generic competition and pocketing the difference for themselves i The House hasn't acted on the issue i Assisting Shooman with the opening day celebration are, left to right, Mayo/ extremely powerful, scientific tests have But I'm writing about what is best for you and In this what-why-how atmosphere, what do William C. Rue and Shooman's sons Mark and Harvey, who will operate the store. proved I me. the consuming public And to me, there's no you do? What's the answer that would best serve "Courtesy and service" is what the elder Shooman says they will stress, just as they It is bewildering The generic drug makers doubt that what's best would depend on the avail- your interest1' have at the successful hardware store often market tablets having the same size, shape ability of less expensive generic equivalents to One solution that makes sense would permit and color as the more highly-advertised brand- help offset generally spiraling health care costs you. the consumer, to buy a generic oblong pink name drugs of identical content. The major and the assurance that any savings are passed on pill at the price savings it offers. brand-name drug companies are fighting the co- to us rather than siphoned off by various mid- IRA your best bet pying of brand-name pills In some cases, drug- The pill could be too soft or small to accept dlemen before they reach consumers gists are filling a brand-name prescription with a imprinting, but at least there would be a brand By'DAVID R SARGENT Baltimore, Md 21202) or (Mr. Sargent cannot answer generic — but charging the consumer the price name on the bottle And another benefit to us of If there are better solutions, by all means Fidelity Kquity Income 182 all mall personally, but will for the brand-name item and pocketing the dif- the same size-shape-andcolor might be to help Congress in its next session or the courts in their Q - My husband is 12 next series of decisions should explore them But years away from retirement Devonshire It., Boston. answer all quesliom possible ference for themselves prevent confusion about the content of a pill that meanwhile, here you've read one at least and is not covered by a pen- Mass 02109) for your In his column There have been lawsuits all over the place A strays from its labeled bottle sion plan We would like to purpose put some money away but Unless your husband be- don't want to pay taxes on the comes completely disabled earnings Should we buy mu- before, he cannot start • nicipal bonds'1 I. \' Nebras- withdrawing from his IRA ka until he is 59'V However,

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I qy Glen Rock h d Cherry Hill Oakland leaneck with camera ready art Cinnaminson Haddonfieid Oradell Union Name ol bank or aavtnga institution rrorew Hill Perkins slid he would slay with the 3-4 for th They sent most of the 73.414 fans home early rest of the season, partly because of the failure o While they were there, those fans saw the Los The scoring was academic The Rams went 34 yard! after Gary Shirk tumbled a completed pass the defensive tackles and partly because he think Angeles Rams do a surgical job on the Giants I he personnel he has now is better suited to th rediscovered 3-4 defense, winning easily. 28-7 The .md I'al Thomas recovered Peacock slanted left 1 3-4 game was not as close as the score. yard lor the lirsl of his three touchdowns, and Pal Corral kicked the first of his four conversions Haynes. the top draft choice, may have had hi The Giants averted an embarrassing shutout, last start lor awhile In (act he would not hav and what would have been their worst defeat ever Still in the lirst period, after Nolan Cromwell si.ii leil yesterday if Terry Jackson had not bee in Giants Stadium, by scoring on the last play of intercepted Simms the Rams drove 66 yards, limping the game on a 19-yard pass from Scott Brunner to hel|ied by a 38-yard pass interference penalty on "I'm not upset with Haynes play. Perkin Johnny Perkins That s right Scott Brunner The rookie Mark Haynes. and Peacock again went said "I'm just disappointed One of these days h Delaware rookie was in the game because Phil civei From the 1 is going to learn that practice carries over int Simms had strained ligaments in his left knee In tin1 second quarter, Kerragamo mixed (our the game SiniMis injured the knee 28 seconds before the p.ISN completions into.i 78 yard inarch The fourth Haynes did not argue his benching this4imt end of the first half on a sack by Jack Youngblood was a 14-yard delay to a wide open Wall Arnold. When you play badly, you deserve it. he mul He returned in the third period and then gave way the tight end ' tered to Brunner with about five minutes left to play Helme going to sleep lor the rest of the day, He may not be the only starter on the benc Further determination on the extent of Simms the Hams blasted "!» yards in six plays toopen the Sunday in Dallas "We may have a lot of dil injury will be made today second hall The big gainer was a 60-yard comple- lerent starters next week. Perkins grunted It's hard to tell whether the fans or the Rams tion to Hill over Mark Haynes, and that sent Whoever wants to contribute wiH plav " got bored first It was probably the Rams They Haynei to the bench for the rest of the day blew out to a 21-0 lead in the first half, added a Peacock swept right end for his third touchdown QUICK KICKS: Defensive captain Harr touchdown after the second half kickoff and ihen on the lirst play aller the completion I'arson, who had threatened to retire earlier ii put most of their offense to bed for the rest of the The Glatltl dusted off the fake field goal near the week because he is no) playing well, would no day By the end of the third period, empty Hati the end ol the third period, but Johnny Perkins comment about his own play yesterday. Overal outnumbered those filled in the stadium. tumbled Biunner's pass well short of the first I think WE played badly. " he said "Things an I think Ray Malavasi lof the Rams I is a very down going to get better here, they can't get any worse gentlemanly coach.' Giants' (?oach Ray Perkins Their touchdown came on a drive that started Whether I am a part of it or not, every guy in her said "Krom where I sal. I think he could have at then own 118 against a prevent defense, and II.IS.I lot of pride " scored more.'' even then they had to score twice Brunner first While the Hams converted 62 5 percent of thei Malavasi probably could have The switch by threw to Earnest Gray for a score that was wiped third down situations, the Giants. 0 for 6 a the Giants to the 3-4 did not catch the Rams by out by Gray s illegal motion before he hit Perkins halflime. I unshed with 22 2 percent The Ram VIM surprise although quarterback Vince Kerragamo lor his first Ml. TDon the last play of the game had the ball lor 36 'i minutes to the Giants' 23 V». ANOTHER LONG DAY — New YorK Giant defensive team members Gary Jeter, said, "We had practiced for the 4-3 all week ' "I was hoping the 3-4 would cut down on the Simms was 10 for 23; Brunner hit 5 of 8 left, Curtis AAc^riff, center, and Harry Carson sit dejectedly on the bench in the The reason it did not catch the Rams unwary is big plays. " Perkins said We ran into problems Simms, sacked by the Rams five times in the wil fourth quarter in their game against the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams whipped the that they have played 3-4 teams the last two with it on the run. which we expected, but they hist year, was nailed four times yesterday Giants, 28-7. weeks and simply reverted to what works well for just got too many big plays I don't want to look at The Giants are now 1-3, and the Hams are 2-2 Jones tosses TD's Tigers nip Yanks; as Colts top Jets Birds trip Tribe BALTIMORE (API - Bert Jones, Ray Butler caught six passes for 88 yards and DETROIT (API - Bob Watson booted the biggest fold in history ' if the New Yorl chastised by Coach Mike McCormack last Burke four for 60 yards, including his first Tom Brookens' ground ball in the 10th Inning, Yankees fail to hold their commanding leai week (or trying to do too much on his own, touchdown in three NFL seasons enabling pinch-runner Lynn Jones to score in the American League Kast. Weaver sail threw three touchdown passes and led the The end zone interception by Braziel the winning run as the Detroit Tigers edged following his victory over the Cleveland Indi Baltimore Colts to a 35-31 National Kootball came after Baltimore was penalized as Pat the New York Yankees 6-5 yesterday. ans, League victoryover the New York Jets yes- Leahy kicked a 30-yard field goal for New Jones was running (or John Wocltenfuss, The Orioles' win, coupled with Nev terday. York, and the Jets elected to accept a first who led off with a double off Mike Griffin, York s loss to Detroit, kept the Yankees Jones completed 187 of 254 passes for 275 down on the Baltimore eight rather than the 2-3. Lance Parrish was hit by a pitch and magic number for clinching the division tltl. yards, including a 14-yard scoring pass to three points. Champ Summers walked to fill the bases. at three Don McCauley and a 19-yarder to Randy Todd. who completed an NFL record 42 Brookens hit a grounder to first but Watson, Baltimore remained five and a hal Burke, both in the second quarter. It was the passes last week, was 3-(or-3 on New York's attempting to field the ball for a play at home games out ol (irst heading into the final weel second victory over the Jets (or Baltimore, scoring thrusts of 75 and 40 yards in the was unable to handle the shot. of the season now 2-2. second quarter. But he completed only 16 of Reliever Aurelio Lopez, 13-4, was the win- The Orioles trailed the Indians 3-1 headlni The TD by Burke gave Baltimore a 21-14 37 for 238 yards. ner. into the sixth inning Sunday, but Doug De lead at hall time and the Colts extended it to A 17-yard interception return by Kim An- Pinch-hitter Champ Summers belted a Cinces' two-run homer capped a three-rui 28-14 on akhree-yard scoring run by rookie derson set up Baltimore's fourth touchdown. two-run homer off reliever Rich Gossage to uprising against loser Bob Owchinko, 2-9, ti Curtis Dickey in the third period. A 42-yard Jones-to-Butler completion, on a tie the game in the eighth after a two-run put the Orioles on top for good Kevin Long's second five-yard scoring run pump fake, moved the Colts to the New York Yankees rally in the seventh had built a 5 3 Twlni I, Royali 7 ol the game, with 7:55 remaining, gave the three and Dickey scored from there. lead HI.oiiMINGTON.Minn The Minnesota winless Jets a chance for a tie. but they The .lets, who led the NFL in rushing last Bobby Brown opened the seventh with a Twins, the hottest team in the Americai couldn't make a first down on their next season, were forced to go to the air frequent- single and Willie Randolph walked off starter League with nine straight victories, used I possession and the Colts came back to score ly after following their 1980 pattern of falling Dan Petry Bobby Murcer delivered a run- dramatic home run by Glenn Adams and i on a five-yard pass from Jones to Roger behind early in the game. They did manage to scoring single to snap a 3-3 tie and Watson bloop double by Rob Wilfong to overcome tin Carr rush for 140 yards, almost double their their bounced a single off the pitcher to load the heroics of George Brett in a victory over thi Joe Washington's five-yard run gave Bal- season per game average of 74. bases. fading Royals timore a 7-0 lead and the reception by Mc- NY. JaU • 14 t 7-11 Brett had blasted a pinch-hit, grand slan 7 14 7 7—M Reliever Pat Underwood walked the only Cauley was set Up by a 60-yard interception B.I Wellington S run IMIkaMavar kick I batter he faced, Lou Piniella, to give the homer in the sixth to break out of a week-loni return by Larry Braziel, who picked off a Bal -ftVCaultv 14 MIS from Jonai (Mlka-Mavar kick} slump and give Kansas City a 7-4 lead. Th< NYJ—Long 5 run (Laahv kick). Yankees their second run and bring in Dave Richard Todd attempt in the end zone. NY J — Galnei 10 pan from Todd (Laahv kick) hit snapped a .1 (or 19 slump by the Royals Bal - Bur ke n pail from Jonas IMIka-Mavar kick) Rozema. Rozema struck out Reggie Jackson The Jets struck for two quick touchdowns Bal—Olckav 3 run IMIka-Mavar kick) and got Aurelio Rodriguez to bounce into a third baseman and seemed to give the Royal NYJ—Long i run {Laafiv kick) the shot in the arm they needed to halt thei to pull even at 14-14. A 55-yard pass from Bal—Carr S Dan from Jonai IMIka-Mavar kick) double play. Todd to Lam Jones preceded Long's first TD A—13,373 Oriole. S. Indian! 3 seven-game losing string NYJ ••! and a 10-yarder to Clark Gaines tied the Flnl down! 11 » CLEVELAND - Mathematically, the He gets lots of dramatic hits for us,' score Ruihai vardi n-\H 41-173 said K.C. manager Jim Frey "He's hi Palling yardl 2M 175 .pennant race is not over for the Baltimore Jones heeded McCormack's advice to get Raturn vardl II ft Orioles But Manager Karl Weaver prefers to game-winning homers in the tenth inninj Paim lilt] IIJJI before Hut this was especially good sine more players involved in the Baltimore of- Punil 533 33a look at the situation more realistically fense, using eight different receivers. Rookie Fumblat-lost 04 1-1 he's been struggling lately " Ptnaltle* vardi . 4» • * Jet,'Richard Toddgetihit "You know, this is going to go down as Expos take over first in East PHILADELPHIA IAPI - Gary Carter hit but not without another run-in involving umpires inning two homers and drove in (our runs, powering the Gerry Crawford and Doug Harvey. Houston right hander Ken Korsch walked Montreal Kxpos to an 8-3 victory over the Phila- •We ve had problems with this crew all Dave Collins In lead off the game and Collins delphia Phillies yesterday and back into first year." said Pirate manager Chuck Tanner who scored Cincinnati s first run on a sacrifice fly by place in the National League Kast was ejected from the game in trie sixth inning George Foster. The Kxpos lost the opener ol the three-game along with Dave Parker and John Milner after Padrei 7, Dodgers 5 series to fall l'i games behind the Phillies, but Mick Kelleher tripled in two runs to break a 1-1 SAN DIEGO Luis Salazar raced home came back to win the final two games and tie from third with the lie-breaking run in the regain the division lead by one-half game He. iCrawford) hit me right here," said eighth inning alter Dave Lopes let a pop (ly drop The Kxpos went home (or a three-game Tanner, pointing to his right shoulder "I want in tnmt of him for an error to break a 5-5 tie as series with St. Louis, while the Phillies awaited to see what he puts down in his report before I the San Diego Padres staged a four-run rally to a tour-game set against the Chicago Cubs. Mont- say anything One close play here or there deleal the Los Angeles Dodgers real and Philadelphia will (inish o(( the 1980 changes the course of the game and this crew The loss kept the Dodgers two games behind regular season with a three-game weekend con- has been tough on us." the National League West Houston Astros, who Irontation in Montreal Redi 8. Astros 5 dropped an 8-5 decision to Cincinnati Right-hander Steve Rogers pitched a five- HOUSTON - Cincinnati right fielder Ken Aller the Dodgers had taken a 5-3 lead in the hilter to earn his fourth triumph of the Septem- Griffey collected four straight hits, including a eighth. Dave Winfield began the rally with a ber drive for Montreal Rogers. 1611, struck out two-run homer in the fifth inning and a game- double o(f loser Steve Howe. 6-9 Randy Bass three and walked three. winning double in the seventh, to rally the Reds singled to send Winfield to third and Salazar's Carter's 28th home run gave the Expos a 1-0 to a victory over the Houston Astros. single made it 5-4 lead in the second off Phillies starter Bob Walk. The Reds, who trailed 4-1 early in the game, Howe walked pinch-hitter Craig Stimac to 10-7 The Phillies tied it in the bottom of the kept the Astros, leaders in the National League load the bas<"s and reliever Don Stanhouse then inning on a walk, an infield out. a long fly ball West, from sweeping the crucial series. walked pinch-hitler Brodenck Perkins to lie the and Larry Bowa's RBI single Griffey's game-winning hit in the seventh game 5-5 That brought on Kernando Valenzuela Montreal, however, went ahead 2-1 in the inning came after pinch-hitter Paul Householder to lace pinch-hitter Barry Evans Evans popped third, as Jerry White walked, stole second, took had tripled to the left-field corner and scored the to I .o|ies and was out on the infield fly rule, but third on a sacrifice bunt and tallied on Rowland tying run on a single by Dave Collins off reliever Lopes lost the ball, allowing Salazar to score Olfice s sacrifice My Juaquin Andujar Gene Richards singled home the final run The Expos boosted it to 5-1 in the sixth Griffey then doubled off Houston's third The winner was Rollie Kingers. 11-9. and Carter walked and was (orced by Warren pitcher. Joe Sambito. for a 6-5 lead and Dave Tom Tellmann earned his first save Cro'martie But Larry Parrish singled and then Concepcion's single scored Griffey Mets 8, Cardinals 0 center fielder Garry Maddox lost Chris Speier's Houston second baseman Joe Morgan had NEW YORK - Joel Youngblood slugged a liner in the sun for a two-run triple Rogers sparked the Astros' three-run first inning with a two-run homer and Mike Scott tossed the first singled across Speier leadoff home run as the Astros built a 5-4 lead. shutout ol his career to give the New York Mets dbtl. Pirates I Singles by Jose Cruz and Alan Ashby gave •i victory over the St. Louis Cardinals | IPfM CHICAGO - The World Champion Pit- Houston two more runs in the first Terry Puhl's The victory snapped the Mets seven-game WAY TO OO — Montreal Expos pitcher Steve Rogers, center, is congratulated tsburgh Pirates were eliminated from the Na- grounder produced another run in the second streak and gave Scott his lirst victory ol bv Warren Cromartie, left, and catcher Gary Carter after he helped his team tional League pennant race by the Chicago Cubs. and Ashby got his second RBI single in the fifth the season ;ig,nnsl one loss defeat the Philadelphia Phillies and take a half game lead in the NL East race. Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, i960 Anderson rips up Eagles as Cardinals grab upset ST LOUIS i APi - Ottis Anderson shredded die Solomon and a 27-yard pass from DeBerg to audible that one earlier in the game Then I just Philadelphia's vaunted defense with second-half Earl Cooper for another score But the Falcons, called it in the huddle touchdown runs of 14 and 37 yards, finishing with now 2-2. steadied \ to deny the 49ers any more UODI 27, Viking! 7 151 yards on 27 carries as the St Louis Cardinals threats, and San Francisco dropped its first loss I'UNTIAC. Mich - Gary Danielson passed for raced to a 24-14 National Football League upset against three National Football League victories touchdowns, of 3 and 5 yards and the Detroit yesterday over the previously unbeaten Eagles For the first three quarters, the game was all defense came upwUfe five interceptions as the Anderson s touchdown runs climaxed St Louis field goals — two by Atlanta s Tim Mavvetti of 40 Lions defeated-ttferoinnesota Vikings to remain drives of 67 and 65 yards after the Cards grabbed and 23 yards, and one by Ray Wersching of the undefeated after four games a 10-7 lead at halflime on Steve Little's 31-yard 49ers for 47 yards The teams played to a 7-7 tie in the first half, field goal The Falcons assumed control in the fourth and a 36 yard fieid goal by Detroit rookie place The outcome left St Louis with a 1-3 record as quarter when, after getting good held position kicker Eddie Murray was the only scoring in the the Eagles dipped to 3-1 following a punt, they marched 45 yards in five third quarter Anderson, who compiled nine 100-yard rushing plays to score on a 10-yard pass from Bartkowski However, with 9 37 left in the fourth quarter. performances as a rookie in 1979. helped St Louis to Alfred Jackson Danielson capped an 80-yard. 12-play drive by take control of the contest early in the third On their next possession, the Falcons again scrambling to his right and drilling a sidearm quarter scored, this time going 61 yards with Cain diving strike to Fred Scott The Lions' wide receiver The 215-pound running back took a Jim Hart over for the last two. caught it sliding on his knees in the end zone in front ill Vikings linebacker John Turner. handoff on an inside reverse and tumbled into the Scahawkt 14, RediUni 0 corner of the end zone at 7:08 of the third quarter WASHINGTON - Jim Zorn's never seen his On the very first play following the ensuing Less than eight minutes later, after Philadelphia offensive line play so well, and he almost hopes it kickoff. Minnesota quarterback Tommy Kramer failed un a fourth-down try at the Cards' 35. doesn't happen again If it does, he said laugh- tried to hit Ted Brown with a swing pass in the Anderson threaded his way past three defenders ingly, how would he ever get to throw the ball'' right flat but Hay Oldham. the fifth Detroit on a sweep of right end for the clinching touch- Zorn all but forgot his passing talents as defensive back, stepped in front for the intercep- down Seattle opened one hole after another in Washing- tion and raced 29 yards untouched for the TD that Three It Louis interceptions, including one ton's interior line, breezing to an easy victory gave Detroit a commanding 24-7 lead that was returned 70 yards by Carl Allen in the over the Redskins Cowboys 28, Packers 7 opening period, also bolstered the Cards Zorn called his own number on a quarterback MILWAUKEE - The Dallas Cowboys volun- Ron Jaworski steered the Eagles to a 7-7 tie in draw for the only score the Seahawks needed, but teered compliment after compliment for the the second quarter, climbing over center from it was the steady charge of Jim Jodat, who Green Bay Packers, but the charity was under- inside the 1 to cap a 51-yard drive After An- amassed 117 yards in his best day as a pro that standable derson s touchdown jaunts put St Louis ahead kept Seattle in control For while the Packers played markedly better 24-7 in the closing half. Jaworski pegged a 9-yard "Everybody said we didfi't have a running than they had in recent weeks, when reports touchdown pass to Keith Krepfle with6 30 left. game, said Jodat, a four-ynar-veteran out of swirled that Coach Bart Starr was about to be Falcoai U. tten 17 Carthage I Wis I College We never believed it one fired, they still came up 21 points short of the SAN FRANCISCO - The Atlanta Falcons bit " Cowboys. scored twice in the fourth quarter on a 10-yard Washington had figured to force Zorn to throw And the main reason was Danny White, the Steve Bartkowski pass and a two-yard run by after Seattle's No 1 rusher, Sherman Smith, went Cowboys' young quarterback who has the thank- Lynn Cain and held on to defeat the San Francisco down with a knee injury a week earlier less ruli' ill replacing retired Roger Staubach. He >P Fk.1. 49ers The Redskins may, in fact, have taken too was more than sufficient for the role Sunday as HIGH FLYING CARDINALS — Members of the St. Louis Cardinals lift head coach After the Falcons took a 20-3 lead in the final much for granted. the Cowboys beat the Packers Jim Hannifan on their shoulders after they recorded a 24-14 upset victory over the period. San Francisco came back with a 93-yard We took what they gave us, ' Zorn said White completed 16 of 20 passes for 217 yards Philadelphia Eagles in a National Conference East Division meeting. touchdown-pass play from Steve DeBerg to Fred- "The quarterback draw, for example I'd tried to and two touchdowns. Steelers rout Bears; Bills take fourth win PITTSBURGH (AP) - Terry Brad- touchdown pass to rookie running back Cincinnati Bengals. shaw fired four touchdown passes, Joe ("nbhs gave the Bills their final Fritsch's game-winning 29-yard three of them to wide receiver Jim score early in the fourth period and kick, with 5:33 remaining in the game, Smith, to boost the Pittsburgh Steelers cemented the team's fourth straight was set up by Carl Roaches' 68-yard to a 38-3 rout over the Chicago Bears victory — the best Buffalo start since punt return yesterday in a National Football 1975 Roaches look a Pat Mclnally punt League game. Until then, the Raiders seemed to on his own 12-yard line, tight-roped the Bradshaw, who retired to the bench have new life after a 48-yard scoring right side line and sprinted to the late in the third period, hit 12 of 19 return by cornerback Lester Hayes, Bengal's 20 to set up the field goal. passes for 217 yards as the Steelers, who picked off one of Ferguson's few 3-1, rebounded from a two-point loss in poor passes Dolphins 21, Saints IS Cincinatti. Chicago fell to 1-3. Ironically, Hayes was victimized MLjSMl - Delvin Williams' 8-yard Smith, in his fourth year from Mich- twice on the Bills' 69-yard drive for the touchdown run with 2:36 remaining igan, had replaced John Stallworth, clinching score The fourth-year veter- capped a 21-point fourth quarter and who cracked a bone in his leg two an was called for pass interference on gave the Miami Dolphins a victory weeks ago, as a starter Smith's three Buffalo wide receiver Frank Lewis — a over the New Orleans Saints and their touchdowns, which all came in the First 42 yard penalty to the Oakland 16. third straight come from behind win. half, covered 21, 29 and 23 yards He Then, three plays later, he was Veteran quarterback Bob Griese finished with six receptions for 131 drawn out of his area by Buffalo's came off the bench in the second half to yards, a career best Jerry Butler, allowing Cribbs to race complete IS of 25 passes for 241 yards, After flipping a 2-yard touchdown unmolested down the right sideline to including a 5-yard scoring toss to tight pass to tight end Bennie Cunningham scon- after taking a short screen pass end Ron Lee. with 5 38 remaining in the third period, Browns 34, Buccaneers 27 New Orleans, winless in four Bradshaw was relieved by backup TAMPA, Fla - Brian Sipe com- games, built a 16-0 lead on three sec- quarterback Cliff Stoudt pleted 22 of 32 passes for 318 yards and ond-quarter field goals by Benny It was the first NFL appearance three touchdowns, two of them to Kicardo and Archie Manning's 25-yard ever for Stoudt, a four-year veteran Calvin Hill, as the Cleveland Browns touchdown pass to Ike Harris with 9:19 from Youngstown State Just one week hung on to beat penalty-prone Tampa to go in the third period. earlier, Stoudt officially qualified for Bay Griese replaced rookie David Wood- his NFL pension — without playing a Sipe, a 7-year veteran, rebounded ley at the surt of the second half. down in regular or postseason play. from a slumbering first quarter in Woodley, making his NFL debut, And in the fourth quarter Stoudt which he was 0 for 6 to set a club record was Coach Don Shula's surprise BURIED Chicago Bears quarterback Mike Phipps is was so savage that it caused Phipps to fumble the ball. beat a Bear blitz and threw a 9-yard with 13 successive completions in the starter But the eighth-round draft touchdown pass 'to Franco Harris to second half choice from Louisiana State couldn't buried under the charge ot Pittsburgh Steelers middle Ham recovered the ball and the Steelers went on to cap an 80-yard, 11-play drive. Time ran out as the Buccaneers move the offense consistently and was linebacker Jack Lambert (58) and Jack Ham. The hit score on the next seriesof plays. II was the first time since 1952 thai threatened from inside the 30 after intercepted three times. the Steelers had five touchdown passes recovering an onside kick at the Cleve- in a single game In that .contest, the land 48-yard line with 42 seconds left. Charters M, Chiefs 7 Steclers beat the New York Giants 63-7 The AFC Browns and the NFC Bucs KANSAS CITY, Mo - Dan Fouts behind four touchdown passes by Jim both evened at 2-2 fired scoring passes of 15 and 16 yards Finks and another by Gary Kerkiorian Sip* hit Hill, a 9-year pro. with a to Kellen Winslow as unbeaten San Finks is now general manager of the touchdown pass ol 3 yards to give Diego scored three touchdowns on a YOU PAY LESS TO DRIVE IT. Bears Cleveland a 17-1.1 halftime lead In the total of seven plays and swamped the Bills 24, Raiders 7 fourth quarter, he hurled a 43-yard error-prone, winless Kansas City ORCHARD PARK, NY - Left end scoring bomb to Hill again to put the Chiefs Ben Williams led a strong Buffalo de- game away Capitalizing on Kansas City turn- fense with two sacks and two forced Oilers 13, Bengali 10 overs, the Chargers roared to a 21-7 HOWYOUFWLESSTOBUYIT. fumbles and Joe Ferguson picked Oak CINCINNATI - Houston's Tony halftime lead and coasted to their land apart with accurate passing as the Fritsch booted a pair of fourth quarter fourth straight triumph while plunging unbeaten hills defeated the Raiders field goals, lifting the Houston Oiler's the 0-4 Chiefs to their worst start since ' . Ferguson's 21-yard misdirection to a come-from-behind victory over the 1977 Crenshaw ends drought NAPA, Calif (AIM - Ben Crenshaw earned his first, partner Renner birdied tournament title in 20 months, firing a 1-under-par 71 yester- "I just played for pars. " said Crenshaw. "The greens day and winning by a comfortable 4-stroke margin over Jack were very firm It would have taken a fantastic round by Renner in Napa s $300,000 golf tournament. somebody to catch me, and with the conditions, I just couldn't Tom Watson ended his season on the PGA Tour with a 68 see that happening " and a third-place finish at the Silverado Country Club, where Early in the round, Crenshaw saved several pars after he joined the tour nine years ago. hitting approach shots into bunkers He had. three birdies and 1 Crenshaw finished with a 72-hole total of 272, three over two bogeys in the round the tournament record set by Billy Casper in 1971 Renner "Any lingering thoughts I had about catching him went closed with a 70 for his 276. away when he made those sand shots." said Renner. referring The tournament., the Anheuser-Busch Classic, closed its to Crenshaw's par-saving shots Napa run Sunday It is moving to Williamsburg, Va . next NAPA. c«itf (API — Standings and money wmn IOS afler yesterday t Itnel year round In the sJOO.OOO Professional Golfers Associate n event on the 4.§70 yard. Watson tied tuur rookie Gary Hallberg for third place at oar 72 Silverado Country Club North course Ben Crenshaw. fM 000 4667 4a 71-277 278 and won $17,400. increasing his single-season money- Jath Renner. 133.400 »7 7J47 70— !7» COME IN NOW FOR A MONEY-SAVING DEALON A DASHER DIESEL. 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This feels Chip Beth. 13.410 44 73 7] 74—Hi Dan Pohl lj 670 Sayreville fantastic. " Crenshaw said after returning to the winner's Larry Nelson. 13.620 71 72 .9 7) 2ti Shrewsbury BoBClampelt 17.M0 circle Jim Nelford. 17 M0 '4.72— 2t4 Lippin Motor Car Co., Inc. Mihv Donald. 17 MO 3 77_2«6 Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. He began the final round, over Silverado's 6,870-yard Mark Lye. M.Jio Route 35 North Course, with a 5-stroke lead over Renner He led by at Buddy Gardner 12 310 Shrewsbury Ave. Rod Curl 17 JI0 49 74 71 73- D«v* Hid. 11.040 least I strokes until the 18th. which he parred and playing 72 7Mi44- I I lie I Xaih Ki/>>rsU-i 11 Small group of bluefish taken in silrf

A lot of small bluefish in addition to a customers on one day They weighed an on I : '•• ! West Lang carving, hunting equipment and mixed lot of weakfish and striped bass were estimated 256 in KM pounds Twelve Mitel 1,1 24-puund elnlhinp will he covered taken by surf casters under ideal conditions fi*k i-sc-j|x'd lii'Ruse has » 0 tackle to rent I-our Dew Tagged DM course is opt! m all interested in over the weekend The surf was flat and A single fish was reported taken in rough \nluis brought in foui '^ing HI 1.11,in 1 identification VeungftenwBoiam- clean under the influence of westerly and HENRY water on a subsequent trip Ihern Monniouth ( nunlyVnc-w check plete iln course and have a hunting license northwesterly winds * 1 heRose gays ^iant tuna can be handled bj ijiiill t > 11J1 Si-i \ 11 , ! entel will 1M-1 given an opportunity to hunt al thr Jim Giglio. Sea Bright bait and tackle stand-up fishing Sailing lime of this Hrlui.it • .ni'< H\ an H htown Sjtut Hngantine Wildlife llefage They, will be merchant, said the action was torrid at Mon lm.it is f) 45 a ill ,111 panted b) an instructor who will not muuth Beach on Saturday, catches running to SCHAEFER John Ht'wui nl Laurence Harboi r,m( In • I • •..• 111^ in ,, •html tnil will helptIn->mitli set up 20 to 40 to d man One catch of 56 bluefish was 25-pound itrifier at Sauta BVac-h which h< • i» p'uri 130-poimdbuck IMMIHI brought 1 >[itiiin.il dayaol akeet shooting are ' let 1!* reported Don Brezney of Readington weighed .it the Tackle Boi Karen ['itrllPi ill I" ';'• ' I.1I111 Maine imiji, Optional bunting dayi are Nov Wand ! weighed a seven-pound striper and an eight Kdisnn weighed a lO'^pound sltijur and Sn h nglislu i»n .1 'i f 1 If 1 >i 11 I'etiins. Keyport I lee ti For more" details write or call chair- pound weakfish Dennis Naleph of Red Bank Highlands Dan Kppinger of Atlantic High Multenn Of Cllffwood a nine pound wi • tation is operated b) man William McVitt) Hiti lair Haven Road. got a 10-pound weakfish and John Schulz ol landi weighed a 16 pound striper and a V- (.nt It nil mill s.jul Joe Pallottfl "I niolhi 1 mi and Ken Sterling who I .111 Haven 1 Monmouth Beach an 11-pound weakfish pound wcaklish Anbury I'ark when hr weighed .1 Si pound .il.' liillltns |,i,, Trophy Deer Program • Al Sitnik of Union caught a 10-pound false It you don't see Joey Julian at the shop striped bass at Steven s Bail and Tackl) Shop 1 in' ronnu s j't!. i.nif ttatiun Hie New Jersev Division ol Pish, (lame albacore and 15 bluefish George Finnegan of this week it will probably be because he is out in West End on Saturda) rw« wa> in re KpiHi Shop nn limite 35 Wall Pown and Wildlife reminds arc hers thai the slate Sea Bright caught a 10' 2-pound false albacore giant lun.1 fishing lie said yesterday that he iponse In a question from sluip owner "P ship lroph\ deei prograni includes a category I01 and Kci Adams of Little Silver a lu-pounder intended to devote the rest ol the week to the lil'usti Harry Livingston nl Wist Loi(j Siiturda* was U'n firs! ifa\ "i iht' urchen dei 1 lh.il weigh IIMIII than Ml pounds as (iiglio said the false albacore ran In- seen 'iiHiiliiMittnbiMl Miki: l..i\ mid H1.1111 h wsterdav "Tljh~l BTt *' 1 |MtM *lh' well as l..i IIIIIM' with "Il1°tiniit1g antlers in the surf but are hard to entice If they hit a of the Tackle Box. Hazlt'l. who has already Jell Oweni nl Lnng Branch .1 nine pnund Youth Program Scheduled I- all how hunten are the ones most likely Hopkins at all it is usually at the first turn or accounted lor one giant, intends to fish this weakfich and Pete Pinelli a five-pmind IM-.*. Nov. ,li • f\ ft'alet fowli • • \- .... la I ion is in lake Inn ks nt more than 200 pounds be two of (Tie handle week, too He wei^heif a foul |>nund we.ikhsh and I liaving it- sixth .niini.il youth program tor i ause deei are he.i\ lest m early autumn, the Long Branch Pier reported a lot oi weak Hough vviitci Interfered with tuna fishing seven pnund striper on Thursday • liTldn n : 1 Ilinmpli 1, yearn lhi» tall The illusion point! nut fish taken Saturday night and small blues and last week and only two, 284 and 325 pounda. IVie titi of Long Branch caught .1 34 >cssinns « I sues- u ilerfowl idenllfii ation, Vnothei reason that wasn't mentioned. Is snappers taken during the day VMIC weighed it Hoffman's Anchorage pound itriper on a plug George Rerkri ol • iggiug ul di 1 fi bo«ilme pi nil, f i Hi.it inn ks are far less spooky early in the .Inn Lawlor of New Monmouth caught a Brlelle Saturda) West Long Branch caught a 27'i-pound Mult" limning archery teason And still anothei reason is 27'4-pound striped bass on a Redfin plug at (Japt John DeHosc oi the Super Spray II -11 Ipei. Mark Unmaldi gm three 1M1 scaling A inovH' si ill,-, anil tin muled In in. will In that all bucks are now wearing antlers, which Sandy Hook on Saturday He weighed the fish who itflftod giant tuna chumming trips last lout in sixand-.ihall pounds J)a\e Hovi ill used tn'ltelp in bird identification alung with .1 lew at least will nol he wearing in Decent at Julian's Bait and Tackle Shop in Atlantic week, reported t<>ui were taken b) his Rye Hi em Township weighed a I(i pound bluefish 1 Ir, lure mi. hunting dims and fiumelaw s liei Holmdel cops fourth straight victory Ad vert Iw in The HOLMDEL - A one-yard scoreless tie victory lor Tinton rails I2-2I nn runs Keyporl (.in.ii lei li.nl Sean I IOIMII' plunge by Gary LoBello mid- Long Branch 6, Freehold 0 Panque had scored early ol 34 and 75 yards alnng with Chris Howard scored llw scmeil nnc toiu hilnwn nn a CBS. SUPERMARKET way in the fourth quarter LONG BKANCH 4u.ii In the game to give .lackson a an extra point ntIM 1 Fail Haven louchdwun tun \ ,n d 1 nil 11I.led the extra capped a late Holmdel rally terback Tony Morgan raced li Ulead but River I'laza (3-11 The Tinton Kails peewees on a two-yard run I .me |i >i 11 111..1I11 1 run 'and 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBUflli and. gave it a 14-12 victory 15 yards on a keeper for the lied it on a 45-yard touchdown also won. li-0 backers Kric \ndei-.on and p . I ' . \ .1 III- In Ke\ III over Red Bank yesterday in a only touchdown of the game past from ('hip CUOMO to Kumsiin 26, Keantburg 0 Hill Fiances were defensive lleml'l III] the nlllei tnui'll standouts i,n Km Haven battle of unbeaten "B" as unbeaten Long Branch Pete Goldiberry Panque KEANSBURU - Jason down 1 \ilaiiiie Highland* 12-1-11 PICK-IT North Pop Warner teams (4-01 topped Kieehold (J-1J in* then scored the game winner Watt ran 35 yards for one e\ 1 H.'il ill I I'C'Ol il ill *.- 2 . Keyporl took the pi euee Holmdel won its fourth an "A" North showdown with three minutes to go touchdown! while Frank I'n.l F.I 11 II,listed and line Eatontown-Fort Monmouth contest, inn JERSEY NUMBER GAME straight while Red Bank is Freehold came back and Crow. Mike Lee and Dave bin I IM I nil Bertha led the Pick any three number* — you can play 3-1 reached the Long Branch 2(1 18, Marlboro 0 Blumer added the other Atlantic Highland!! 13, New dcleltse tin the u iniiei i from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 day* a week scores on short runs as LoBello had put Holmdel in the final quarter but the ' FORT MONMOl'TH - Kgypt 0 I he peev.ees hallied In a WE AREA CLAIM CENTER in front, 6-0, with a five-yard Brancher defense, led by Carl Hogarth scored one Humson tipped Keanshurg ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS M Il' .'. Ill run, and Ted Pannullo kicked Steve Bailey and Will touchdown on a 50-yard run and raised Us record li> 4 1 a two-point conversion Stathum, stopped the drive and added an extra point as Rich Emery kicked a two- Red Bank came back to Freehold took the pecwee Eaiontown evened its record point conversion for liumsnn take the lead on a 22-yard run game. 13-0. at 2-2 which also took the peewee by Jim Dudley arid an 85-yard Jackson Twp. 12, River I'laia lei nine Hill and Jose contest, 13-0 kickoff return by Dave Willis. 6 Valentine scored the other Fair Haven 13, Keyporl 0 End Terry Wall and cor- RIVER PLAZA - In an- touchdowns on 15 yard runs. HUMSON - yuarterback nerback Scott Siriano led the other battle of unbeaten Marlboro won the peewee Dave Briggs threw a 30-yard Holmdel defense while line- teams, Bob 1'anque scored game, 33-0. touchdown pass to Brian GOOD/YEAR backer Rich Agee starred for from two yards out in the Tinton Falls 13, Lacey Twp. 6 Douglas and the a same pair Red Bank final quarter to break a 6-6 tie TINTON FALLS - Mike teammed up for the extra The peewees battled to a and give Jackson 14-0) the Harris scored all of the points point as Fair Haven zipped SERVICE^STORES Britz takes tournament lead 12-MONTH TUNE-UP! rains in the area. DALLAS (AP) - Former soaked Bent Tree Country ing a titi over yesterday's 17- Officials rescheduled all U.S. Open champion Jerilyn Club course, bogeyed the In si holepath. remaining play for Monday Britz overcame a shaky start hole, but fired three birdies Helh Solomon fired an with three birdies and nabbed and eight pars over the next even par 68 lor the 17-hole Your gas saving Goodyear lune up should last at least one year, but just a one-shot lead after the rain- 11 holes before quitting lor round and was next on the to make sure, we'll re check your engine tree ol charge nol once, not leader liii.nd al 145 AL SAYS "IF Iwtce, but THREE TIMES duitng the next twelve months' See Service shortened second round in the the evening Agreement below ' Ladies Professional Golf As- Pat Bradley, a six-time Tournament oflicials YOU RE GOING TO sociation's 1150,000 Dallas LPGA winner in 1979, was the Closed No in a pai 1 that DO-IT-YOURSELF . tournament yesterday. leader in the clubhouse with a almost was completely under 88 88 88 Britz, who posted a 71 Fri- 3-over-par 143 after complet- Water alter two days of heavy COME TO AMERICAN day, was 3-under-par after 12 i LUMBER!" 41 46 49 holes of yesterday's round Moat US (.ail iiiioy mitjurt* indhgrit truths when officials halted play. STANUAflO IONHION ChtO r tiarymu •'"1 •l«(tmg Bysiam* • Inilall '<•» pcunlt •i.»• if -(••i)P« BUITRACT HIDH CLECTHON1C ION)TION Polftlt »'<«! condan»«r aie nul i« pion Nancy Lopez-Melton, the • i) MCJNIM TUNE UP SERVICE AtiHI I Ml Nl first-round leader, and veter- UNDI ROUn IWfl VL MONIM AOHFFMFNt Uoodyaar will lun* yuur . ai »l«K lionitatlly lolrOW an Joanne Carner, who at BUtfloi un»rwrtro(n ineYial* <>l ihc luntup ANY MM! WITHIN ONWEAH of y""' iu»« up tiha MOiil imim f> inil Iran origin* HnalynK i Kilit|i.aiii bach lu Ihc atoia Ihal pat for mud Ihe lurit posted a hard-fought even-par

36 on the front nine Sunday ""(lin "AOJUS! MF Nt F FU f PAH IB Rl 'i A( .(Ml N I if any at lhni« clinch u|)i indlcalea Iht ' before play was suspended. TOAD HALL PLYWOOD "••oil t'i any «nl|ii5t">nntft 01 pait 'tt(ii»t«ini'>la Ihal «v*m part nl Ihn original tun* up Onodya«r Lopez-Melton, who fired a •4»l% EXT 3-under-par 69 Friday, could COLOR AND WHIIE $099 QUANTITIES LAST do no better than a 1-over-par CABLE T.V. 37 for nine holes before darkness caught the leaders COORS M MOLSON FRONT-END ALIGNMENT Britz, who complained SPECIAL .American Improve Handling, Boost MPG, about playing on the rain- Lumber Increase Tread Life. Sports 747-7222 741-4444 26 West Front St. Red Bank OOIM fOm VOUft COMVINIIMCI schedule f >O AM TO • OO Ml MOMOtV - I»II»O*»

TODAY MAINTAIN SHIPPIN ••VI . tacctr Brake Service- Your Choice SI Jotin at Shore H B Catholic it Red Bank Brick Memorial al Freehold Twp Manchester at Water Del $« Long Branch al Ocean Rurnson al Monmouth st Hose at St Joseph's Leather Country: fjrifni.nl Poinl Boro al ManasQuan 79 Henry Hudson at Pinelands 2 WHEEL fftONT [>ISt. •< • WHItl THRU* Freehold al Ne* Brunswick Olrll PVll *"d a< I'M inn a I »(t'»i' us mn The Rugged Look. -LIFETIME ALIGNMENT SI Rose at R.B Catholic . • • || f(m mrti r""1 • W *'• *•'" »•<** * •"'! ahgn iha '"-»l ••"•'! '• rt««lwd «*»LT TODAT FOR THf GOODYEAR PROMISE TOUI OOOOTIAt • WE 00 PROFESSIONAL WORK • WE DO ONLY THE WORK YOU into his camp and members of t»« c»»o HIMM'IMI/I • «( RfcTURN WORN OUT PARTS • WE HONOR OUR AUTO <» the news media watching the Sf RVICE 1 iMiTf 0 WARRANTY NATIONWIDE

workout. tiMUFO WARRANTY A Holmes, who defends the World Boxing Council heavy- weight championship against •' an*>d« Muhammad Ali Thgrsday night, was In the fourth round of sparring against Wendell Bailey when the two men sud- denly stopped. Bailey led 1030 Highway 35 Middletown 671-2415 Holmes to his corner Ul -VtfMU fAGIS Ol mONI DHICICMT IO« UA< 1 AOOHSMS "I got thumbed (in the Man IhM M «o«rttil.i« iscaUom. Many iho.fc.-m ofm. SM«*|t. right eye 1 and I didn't know Mon •Fri. 7:30 •.m.-6 p.m. S»t. B».m.-5 p.m. what it was." said Holmes 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, i960

Princeton, Rutgers fans Sale Ends Tuesday have own battle off field

PISCATAWAY (AP) - There have plenty of wars since this year, saying it could no longer compete with a state

186* when Rutgers and Princeton started playing college university because of Ivy League restrictions that forbid the

football, but none as fierce as the one between partisans of the awarding of athletic scholarships

two teams at the finale of the oldest rivalry in the nation. The-game drew 26,219 spectators the largest crowd at

Quarterback Ed McMichael threw four touchdown passes Rutgers Stadium since 1969

to give Rutgers a 44-13 victory, but the real fireworks came at Split end Tim Odell scored on a 4 yard pass play at 5 42 to

the end The atmosphere was so charged that hundreds of put the Scarlet Knights on top 7-0. and they never looked back

people swarmed onto the field with 5 40 to play The game-breaker came a few minutes later On the first

They tore down one goalpost before stale police officers play after taking possession, McMichael and flanker David

drove them back against the remaining wooden post. The Dom combined on a 68-yard touchdown

police formed a line to protect it for the remainder of the McMichael gave Rutgers a 21-0 lead when he completed a

game 7-yard touchdown pass to fullback Ted Blackwell at 12 23

Most of the spectators' attention after that was focused Princeton got on the board in the second quarter when

less on the game and more on the fights breaking out among Princeton quarterback Bob Holly passed to tailback Chris

spectators on the field Chnssy for an 8-yard touchdown

"I'm not happy its ended, but it's not breaking my Alex Falcinelli booted a 26-yard field goal to widen the

heait, " said Kutgers Coach Frank Burns Knights' lead to 24-7

Princeton had to do what they thought was right for McMichael made it 317 with less than two minutes remaining in the half when he caught the Tiger defense Armor-All them We were going on separate roads, but I don't think we

are that different right now napping and hooked up with Blackwell for a 23-yard touch "I enjoyed this series. It was very good and it was downplay protectant competitive, " he said. Holly and tight end Scott Oostdyk teamed up at 4 40 of the

Princeton Coach Frank Navarro concurred "If you mix third quarter on a 3-yard touchdown toss to make the score

in the facts and a little bit of realism, I think it was a wise 31-13

thing to do. "he said Uorn and Joe Burke scored in the final quarter to give

Princeton asked Rutgers to end their traditional meeting Rutgers its 44-13 victory NFL Summaries

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. ,i i, i n .oali mt.nnati 0 ouston 8 JSpm Niatross still makes news • ' at San t'ltnnsi NEW YORK (AP) - In harness racing, this has been Kexington on Friday In any case, the colt's lasl rat••• ri

Niatross" year The 3-year-old pacer makes news even the year figures to be the $150,000 Messenger Stakes Bl Total IMM when he does nothing, as was the case Saturday in the Roosevelt Raceway on Oct 11. the final leg of Pacing s Lot Angelet 000 CM 010 m ow 04« MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Triple OdMin Niatross won the two previous legs tht • i annual Grand Circuit Meeting at the Ked Mile'in Lex- t^ai tiAti 1. I 'i I ington. Ky. . fane Pace at Yonkers Raceway in June and the U|t|e • Kanwi Ci'i tOI KM 006 ' MinnvtDla 0M 0'C «0> - I SUNDAY HOURS Brown Jug in Delaware. Ohio, earlier this rnfmth i • i Niatross was scratched from a time that effort to ...... post a new mile mark for a pacing mar Driver-trainer The other top 3-year-old pacers raced at Lexington NOW IP H RIHIH' and part owner Clint Galbraith cited less than ideal Saturday in the $46,450 Thonus W Murphy The winnci lot Anteiei conditions for his reason to scratch Niatross from the was Tyler B, who raced to a 1 564-5 triumph in I he 10:00 AM -3:00 PM attempt to lower Steady Star s 1971 time trial record of decisive heat with Bill Herman in the sulky Tyler B paid 1 52 for the mile $2 10 as part of a three-horse entry with Bruce Cimble MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Galbraith says he may send Niatross after the world and Storm Damage, who finished third am) fourth, re Sldrihuus. HIRMM i.. 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY mark on Wednesday or Friday at the Red Mile Another s|K'(tively Trenton Time, driven by Bill Haughtnn. WM San Dleto option is to race Niatross in the $55,000 Tatasalls at second, a neck behind Tyler B 747-5220

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ui Pace.RIM Mlts Cleo Bvrd (Breinahan) Cub Seoul Honor (No Driver). Rot*. Hopper (Morris! Quick Charlie (Beathvl Quick Skipper (Aolct) El'PoteO (VineIt Cicero Nookle (Johnson) . Bovlan (Koclurka) Docs Holly (Boxden) I )) ) Candle Burner (Kelly) 7th Pace, iMM janeMarlmlte (Nerlllo) 1 H 1 Sluart Lobe11 iStatlomi Brushwood Commander (Reyi olds) Slrikft ironstone (Foster) 10-1 Dick Chimp (Parry) PLUS' r Park Dean (Colasantl) 15-1 Qit«se (Jaeger) ... tM: Pa Battles iDendeo) ««: Pact, 11. SM Tcmptover (King) Klrbv Hanover (Martell J1 Golden Trick (Price) Glen innes (O Flllon) 72 z Blua Grass MuM(Berger) We Do Gambit (Kir Ata lony K-QieunlU I ID-1 Eskimo Sal (Butler) 4tM: Pace, IX,m Cicero Sisi* (Jonnion) True Omega (Dtskter) 4 1 Gentle Overflow (Mtlla) A A Resurrection (H Flllon) .21 Tauraan Trick (Vinci) Praplt Prlnct (Orilta) •2 Balancer N (Powtri) 1H Pattvi Aorll (APke) hi it*te: Pact,ll,ftl Jolly Joel (Richardson) . H General Blat' (Beachy) .5-1 Gmmvera (Koth) I IM Roval Doc uoootv) Dream Trick (Palllno) U R A Winner (Koth) GV Marto (Vlttante) A Di Jamie (Apkt) tl Itll Pace, *L«4t MaktMt Smile (Turcort*) Dance Step (Stafford) J-1 South Host (Manil) n Gavilma (Martini Nancy Ed (Fuicol M Padd* Mc(if# (Bretnahan) ptav Awav (Morris) ...W . tin Pact,ii.tM T Jt Jlmbo (Labbate) ...M Overturn (Aplct) Canooga Paul (Kelly) •-1 Manoklnl (Brunei M Gs Bunny ID Flllon) H Baachporl (ingraisia) 5,atev(We Might Wight (Des)ardtnK . 12 I . 15-1 Sammy Hanover ILeggattl ga oMic** Ptnnvt Trouble (Vinci) • t Sotclai Kay (Kammiltf) . . s U'^* M«* Buckeyes Prltft (Lohmeyer) 1-1 H *menc* i •""•arssw John Denver (Puntotlllo) 10-1 Sleeo* Hal (Lake) M Trip** tntarvsi iGtntil! I )•• i <>( AftonH*lm(Rus«tll) *•! Ooe

SELECTIONS 1 - Cib Scoat Honor, Qjlck Charlie, El Pole O !-JMCarpeli, Amorangl, BeviStar ] — Loyal Barmta, Gold*n Trick, Temptover i - A A ReumctiM. Doovert, Tree Omeja 11 i - Duce Step, Play Away, Naacy Ei iBafk^'IsHO"* I - Mill Cleo Byrd, Sleepy Hal, Quick Skipper ? - Stuart Lobell, Strikle Iroaitooe. Diego 2 8-QaickDlvMe»l. DowaiRoad, DrD«ke I - Balaacer N, Glea laws, Geatle Overflow It-RGaytlme, General Blaie, Royal Doc % II - Overtara, Beacfcport, MoaokUl nipsDurq Pcrth Ambov BEST BET: A A RcnmctiM («»)) Or>ion Tu.nersv.lle Townley Toms R.ver Surhmil Soulh Pu • .' ' A NEW YOU Every woman has beauty potential

• By KMILV WILKKNS up this way "Beauty means making a face area will make puffy lids recede chair, feet about 8 inches apart toes point- There are no unattractive women," memorable by emphasizing its character- Instead of bemoaning features that are ing straight ahead Keeping your back , Helena Itubinslein once told me "Just istics and strengths, turning the flaws into less than perfect, learn what to do about straight, rise up on toes, holding for a few women who dun I know how to work with something positive If you look a little dif- them Practice in front of a well-lighted seconds Still on toes, bend knees and lower what ihev have ferent, you have a chance to stand out and makeup mirror, color-scheming to create a your body until you reach a squatting posi- MaiLiine Hubinstein herself was not a be noticed " more memorable New You tion Hold tor a few seconds, then rise and i umenlional beauty but she was strikingly Proof of this theory The way blue-eyed JUST FOR YOU repeat the routine Gradually over a period handsome with her pulled-back hair, proud blondes are noticed in Latin countries Dear Emily: Please help me I am 16 of a few weeks, work up to 50 profile alert and clever eyes She used where complexions and eyes are dark' and have skinny "chickem" legs How can MUSHY SCRUB r rnakeup lo the best advantage proving that To realize your own full beauty poten- 1 develop my ankles, calves and thighs' — Dear Emily: Do you have a recipe for an il is not necessary to have flawless features tial, learn to "contour" with makeup In- Idee avocado facial scrub for oily skin? — Eileen i" be attractive stead of haphazardly puffing on powder, Dear. Idee: The more leg-building ex- P. Perfection can be boring On the other smudging on blusher, do this Sculpt your ercises you do, the better Wearing low- Dear Eileen Mash the pulp of half an hand, a less than perfect feature can add a facial structure by using light shades to heeled sneakers, get into the habit of walk- avocado with '* cup of cornmeal Apply to spark ol interest to a face bring out good features; dark shades to ing, running, skipping, bicycling or dancing clean skin, rubbing for a few minutes. Re- r or example, if Barbra Streisand had a minimize too-prominent ones For exam- daily At least once a day, try this routine move with a damp washcloth, rinsing thor- turned-up nose would her face be memo- ple brushing brown shadow on the over-eye Remove shoes Hold onto the back of a oughly, then apply witch hazel i.-cble1' Probably not' If you'd like more tips on making your II you study photographs ol your favor- own beauty aids, send 25 cents and a self- ite l»-duties, you're likely to discover their addressed, stamped envelope along with Features aren't perfect For example, there your request for my Natural Beauty II a famous cosmetic model who is an Aids" bulletin to me, Emily Wilkens, care endearing bit cockeyed Has it spoiled her of this newspaper 1 MY FAIR CALICO — Leslie Odell of Middletown, gets i areer' No, it has enhanced it This flaw EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, acquainted with Eh/abth El I wood's fluffy calico cat, gives her a distinctive and appealing look but cannot undertake to answer each one. She s no copycat but an original Lifestyle She will use questions of general interest in hptly named "Calico" and also ot Middletown, to publi- VIVA LA DIFFERENCE her columm Address your letters to Emily cize the third annual calico-cat contest being staged 14 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1980 Saturday at Christ Episcopal Church, King's Hig,hwdy, , Makeup wizard Pablo Manzoni sums it Wilkens, care of this newspaper Middletown, with registration at 11 am The winning cat will n rin it the parish's Calico Fnir Saturday, Oct. 11 Owners arc askt.d to bring their pits in cages or on leashes Phere will be NIKC for all Judges will be Charm course Leslie Euslii B, SX6( Utlve director ol Monrnouth County SPCA, Jane Paul, professional show handler, and Chuck Wi'icjH, staff announcer tor WMTO, E-.atontown. is offered teens MIDDLETOWN-The lishing a Self-image Work- Engagements Sears, Roebuck store. Route book for Teens. 35. is again offering an eight- The course covers basics week charm course for teen- of beauty, fashion and charm age girls, to be staged on con- Topics to be discussed weekly secutive Saturdays at 11:30 include skin care, hair care, Geyer-Mason .i in in the store's communi- cosmetics, grooming, diet BECKLEY, W Va The ty room The course starts William Geyer, :>H*. Clinton and exercise, fashion and engagement ol l)i.ma Susan Ave . Hellord, N. J . is an- i let 4 and registration is now wardrobe and personality de- Mason to Brian William nounced by her parents, Mr under way. (Jeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs Mini Mrs Richard H Mason Instructor will be Judith velopment. A continuing pro- here A June wedding is Lasch of the Du Pont Com- gram for self-improvement planned pany Lasch has had many will be introduced. Miss Mason is an alumna years of experience in the The fee covers everything, of Woodrow Wilson High charm school field and is pub- including a detailed textbook. School, Beck ley. and is a sen Rtelstir stall photo IOI advertising major at West HEARTS FOR DEBORAH — Mrs. Coney Powell, cen- Virginia University, Morgan- ter, chairman of Saturday's Hearts for Deborah dinner- town Shi' is a past president Rummage sale aids dance sponsored by Red Bank Chapter of Deborah of the WV'll Chapter of Amer- Heart and Lung Center, Browns Mills, does a bit of ican Advertsing Federation advance promotion with committee aide Mrs. James Mr (icyer is a graduate of SPCA animal shelter W. Staples, Shrewsbury, right, and Mrs. Bernard Hoff- Middletown Township IN. J.) man, Shrewsbury, who, using her professional name Selima, will perform mid-Eastern Oriental dances at High School and was awarded RED HANK Red Bank chairman of the sale and may a IIS degree in business ad-' the gala in Cervino, Middletown. The 14th annual party Auxiliary of Monmouth Coun- be contacted by persons who ministration from West Vir- gets under way with cocktails at 7:30 p.m. and the Earl ty Society for Prevention of have articles to donate. Items ginia University. He is an ac- Van Pelt Society Orchestra will play for dancing. Mrs. Cruelty to Animals will have will also be accepted at the Diana MHMIII i-niinlant. Teen-age charmer Powell mav be contacted for reservations at her Mid- its annual rummage sale Fri- parish house on Oct. 9. , • day. Oct. 10 from 9:30 a.m. to dletown home. 3:30 p.m. in the Trinity Sale proceeds will be used Regan-Rosenthal Episcopal Church parish to help maintain the SPCA animal shelter on Wall MATAWAN-Mrs. Anita ate of Matawan Regional house, White Street. Fea- Kosenlhal Bersch, 12 Foun- High School and is employed tured will be clothing, jew- Street, Eatontown, and to tain Ave , announces the en- by New Jersey Bell Tele- elry, household goods, books, provide for (he well-being and Pay bills the easy, gagement of her daughter, phone Co., Newark. toys and attic treasures. comfort of the animals mttney-naving way Lisa Tamai Kosenthal, to Mrs Kenneth Joel, Mid- housed there. The shelter is David-Regan, son of Mr and Mr. Regan, an alumnus of dletown, is president of the open to visitors from 1 to 5 PLUS 5'*% interest Mrs. Frank Regan of New- Newark Essex Catholic Pre- auxiliary. Mrs. Benjamin p.m. every day except Thurs- ark. The couple plan to be paratory School, is employed Kaplan, Little Silver, is day. per annum. married next September by First National State Bank, Miss Hiiiiiih.il is a gradu Newark. fojjatone Saving A5BUK Y MWC • HSf TUMS • M»N»L»P»N • «M« tWIU«V Kidzus-Lewis Mtmktr PiLIC l.iiui ••••' Nyman LIM Koscnlhal Kalhy Lawtl IIAZLKT- Mr and Mrs are alumni of Raritan High David I) Lewis, 19 Virginia School. She is employed by Cent rella-Ny man Ave , announce the en- Abraham and Straus, Mon- HKI.KOKI) Announce weriilmg is planned gagement of their daughter, mouth Mall. Eatontown. For the latest In cruising... iiiinl is made by Mr. and Miss Nyman was gradu- Kathy Jean Leiyis. to U. S. COMI BE OUR QUEST Mis Itoberl Nyman, .113 ated from Middletown Town- Air Force Lieutenant Paul F Lt Kidzus received a BS "CRUISE FAIR '80" llollie Drive K . of the en- ship High School Mr. Cen- Kidzus. son' of Master Ser- degree from New Jersey In^ Irella is an alumnus of Heti geant (USAF-ret) and Mrs Data: October 1,1980,7:30 P.M. gagement of their daughter, stitute of Technology, New- Placa: Monmouth County Library l.aunnr Nyman, lo Anthony It.ink Catholic High School Albert Kidzus. 851 Pools Ave. ark, and is a civil engineer. I eotrella. son of Mr. and and Montclair State College The couple plan to be married He is in pilot training at Wil- Routa 35, Shrewsbury, N.J. Mrs S B Centrella, 8 I.ind They are employed by in June liams Air Force Base in Ari- Spontored by: brive, Middletown, A June Charles of the Hitz, Holmik-I Miss Lewis .ind her fiance zona COLPITTS TRAVEL CENTER and HOLLAND AMERICA CRUISES Boyle-Shumard Cummins-Vance Refreshments • Door Prizes

NKI'Tl'NK Mr and Mrs Linda Sue Shumard, to Ken- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS New Monmouth, and COLPITTS Kduanl II Shumard, 407 II.i neth It Boyle, son »( Mrs Mr and Mrs! William Brookdale Community Col- TRAVEL CENTER SOME ENCOUR AGING WORD5 /el Slict't announce the en- George K Boyle, 30 Scluief Vance, 72 Ocean Blvd , an- lege. Lincroft She is em- RiiKement ol their daughter. fer Lane, Freehold, and the nounce the engagement of ployed by' Prudential Insur- FROM WEIGHT WATCHERS. late Major Boyle then daughter, Jean Vance, ance Company, Iselin. JOIN NOW #*> SAVE *4.00 Miss Shumard is a gradu- in Francis Wallen Cummins, ate ol Neptune Senior High son of Mi and Mrs Alden C Mr Cummins is a gradu- FIRST MEETING AND REGISTRATION FEE Sihool and is attending I ummins of Poland. Ohm ate of Trenton State College (Offer valld'Sept. 8 through Oct. 4,1MO) lirookdale Community Col- Miss Vance is a graduate and is employed at The Little lege, Uneroft She is em-ill Mater Dei High School, Red School, Lawrenceville. EATONTOWN: Monmouth Shopping Center, New Jersey Room ployed by the John K Irish (next to Castro Conv.) Mondays 7:30 P.M., i ii . Red Bank. Wednesdays 9:30 A.M. Saturdays 10 A.M. Mr. Boyle was graduated BRING THIS AD HAZLET: The Failh Reformed Church. 215 Middle Rd from Southern Freehold Re- Wednesdays 7:30 p m gional High School and HOLMDEL: Fire Co . West Main. Wednesdays 7 30 PM Hnmkdale Community Col- AND WE WILL PARENTS KEANSBURQ: First United Methodist Church, 23 Church SI lege and is an engineer at Cerrn Cotntnunlcatloni Prod- "DO" YOUR FACE Mondays7:30PM 4Tuesdays9:30AM nets. Freehold LITTLE SILVER: St John's Episcopal Church, The couple plan to be mar- BRING YOUR 3V2-5YR. OLDS • . Little Silver Point Rd, Wednesdays 7:30 P.M. l.inda Shuinard neil in Mav FREE LONG BRANCH: Elks Lodge. Memorial Pkwy with Thursday 7:30 P.M FORA MATAWAN: Oak Shade Flrahouse. 79 Lower Main St Shepperd-Green EVELYN MARSHALL Tuesdays 9:30 AM & Thursdays 7:30 P.M Mllil)I.KTOWN-Mrs also ul North Hunterdon Re- MIDDLETOWN: Sears Roebuck. Route 35, Kdith II Ureen, 12 Niles gional High School, Annan- COSMETICS Mondays 6:30 PM. & Thursdays6:30 P.M. \ve , announces the, en- dale, is assistant social work VISION TEST RED BANK: Cong Beth Shalom. 186 Maple Ave.,. gagement ol her daughter. supervisor for Trenton State Tuesdays 9:30 AM & 7 30 PM Mi.iron Aj Creen. to Gary J Prison For Further Information and Other Classes Nearest You, Shepperd, son of Mr. and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mrs Kenneth It Shepperd of Hospital plans Call 364-5511 or Toll Fr•• (800) 242-5M6 PiiMuwn 4E River RD . RUMSON Miss Ureen. daughter also nurse program WEIGHT WATCHERS' Th» mon tuccauful wmgtit Ion program ,n th. work! of tlie late George S Creen, NEPTUNE Jersey M-F 10-8 FRI..OCT3 w.™OHergoo, yuvu ui.d f onlw,l<rs(in;i] I Correctional Institution for WITH THE NEW JERSEY STATE COMMISSION FOR THE BLIND *4 CHIar va»d Sept S trough Oct. 4. iseo ^1 J reasons, and they have valu- Offer Good Sept. 29 thru Oct. 3,1980 -. Women, Clinton. .ihle experience which is Mr Shepperd. a graduate needed at the hospital L' .,Bu»v Daily Register 15 Advice HINTS FROM HELOISE ASK DR. BROTHERS What's your number? Teen-age shoplifting

DEAR HEUM8E LICENSE \l MHKHS IN EVERV Hues, lleluise I read with interest your (olumn STATK BK THK SAMK AS 01 Ft S.S LKTTER OF THOUGHT may be call for help which said thai dur to the Privac) Ad numbers UK AH HKLO1SE we should engrave our driver's license In im own stair, lor instance, m> When the lime approaches for that number on our valuables rather lhan license- number would be Anderson precious little boy's first visit to Ike By DR. JOVCE BROTHERS In oo way is my daughter consciously feel they ve been to do is say nothing Samuel our Social SecuriU number lor identi- Sure seems xi dime1 barber, precede il with several trip* to Dear Dr. Brothers: My 17- poor or underprivileged. In denied by their sex Yochelson, a psychiatrist fication purposes Several stales are ,ilie.id\ using watch Daddy get his hair cut. year-old daughter was caughl fact, I'm beginning to wonder Dear Dr. Brothers We've who has led a 15 year govern- The Haw in this II that mam of us S S numbers as driver • license num He won't be so afraid when he shoplifting in a neighborhood if she hasn't had loo much of had a series of muggings in ment research study of crimi- are transferred from one slate to an- bers. bul siiui- ihis is not ,1 nationwide knows thai "Daddy does il." — Au department store. According everything and thai may be our neighborhood and it has nals, advises you to hand over other, sometimes frequently, thus practice U reallj does*, i help m me Brian x to police, she told them she's part of her trouble. For- reached a point where many would end up Kith several dilferem iqg siolcn property it one? mows to ,i the money and hope the mm DKAR HELOISE: been doing this for the pail tunately, she will not have to people are afraid to go out in driver's license numbers scratched uul •talc nul Ming them IAI Iflatl not inal doesn't hurt you 1 make all my boy's shirts and use few years. My husband and I serve a sentence but this inci- the street, even in the day- and re-engraved il we were to do so indefinitely If you live in a high crime the same pattern over and over, but were shocked and sickened dent has been humiliating. lime, unless they're with oth- Since our Social Sei uriiv number is So perhaps (' \nderspns sugges area, much as you cherish what I dislike most ia cutting those when we heard this. We art What on earth could cause ers. I don'i want to live this something we can gel as a child and lion is a pxui ,ine thai drivei i licens- freedom. 1 suggest you don t interfacings each time. religious people and weher to behave like this' What way. I like my freedom and I do too much wandering alone never have to change in uur lifetime, 1 ing be made standard throughout the thought we had taught our really baffles us is that she think I should be able to ex- think it would be the best Ivpe ul I s \ by using one's SS number I agree with you in principle One day, il finally dawned on me to children the difference be- never stole anything she real- pect it 1 grew up in a country number tu use lor this purpose There- II you ugfee I. loo, sup^esl you t-ul several sets of the interfacings at but at this point your life and 1 tween right and wrong. Our ly wanted or needed and half where I had very little free- fore, I suggest MI all write our legisla- Write i» Hie legislators in your Male. once. These pieces fit right into Ike daughter, like our other chil- the time after she had stolen dom so I cherish my rights as your health are more impor tors asking that the Privacy Act bepronto, ami lell him your thoughts on pattern envelope and thus they were dren, has always had an al- the goods, she'd walk a few tant than trying to prove changed so our valuables can be traced a ciliien of this country. I'm the Subject Ma.) be we will gel Ibis 1 I) ready the next lime 1 made shirts — lowance and it's in keeping blocks and put it in a trash something il needed. <>K. THAI' THE DRIVER'S engraving thing straightened out yet Kalherine Ranlen with what the other young- can. - H.D. not able to fight off any al- sters in our area get from Dear H.D : I'm sure you tacker though because I'm their parents. We're in what plan tu get psychiatric help not armed and I don'l have a ANN LANDERS would be classified as an up- for v,our daughter It's for- great deal of strength. My per middle-class community. tunate for her, and for you. health is still good, thank that she was apprehended goodness, but I've never been Potluck fare It's possible that she really the type of guy who liked to wanted to be caught so that fight. I tan'i ever recall hil- MIDDLETOWN-The an- she would get the help she so ling anyone in my life. We No invitation brings tears nual potluck dinner of Red desperately needs were always taught not to in Oak Cooperative Nursery Some experts consider my family. It was considered square old lady talking, It Like It It School will be Thursday at 7 this type of stealing a sexual barbaric. Unfortunately, this Dear Ann Landers: Our anymore because her t;rand loo many bills to pay, and you p in at the school. 69 Kings crime. The majority of shop seven-year-old daughter is in mother is now your lalhei s seem so much older. When I gweetif. It's another 16-year- Dear Telling: Thanks for isn't the case today in most uld who has been through II. your honesty I hope someone Highway A business meeting lifters are females The act is families in my area. What her room crying her heart out patient This down'I add up got married I was madly in love, bul now — only a year Listen lo me I am — Telling out there listens at 8:30 p in . will be followed thought to be related to a should one say or do if you because she was not inviled no matter how I figure it rebellion and rage at being Children often change friends and a half laler — I don'l by a discussion on children's meet a mugger? — O.M. to a classmate's birthday speech, hearing, eye-screen- female. They steal to com- parly. The birthday girl (I especially .il .IK>' seven huve much to say lo my hus- Horticulture ing and fust aid pensate for what they un- DearO.M.: The best thin* will call her Wendy) lives in Being dropped can be painful, band, and he's pretty quiet, the neighborhood. Her father but it is part ol hie and chil- loo. PAIR IIAVKN The Kail flower show. "Autumn Im- is a psychiatrist. dren" should learn to cope The baby cries a lot, and Haven Garden Club will have agery." will be staged at Our daughter and Wendy with hurts early I'm tired of laundry, cooking n luncheon meeting Wednes- Bicentennial Hall Oct. 16 and were good friends until a few When a child loses a friend and cleaning. Besides, there day ill II a in in Bicentennial 17. under the chairmanship of Weddings months* ago when my mother or is not invited to a party, is no money for going places II.ill There will be a horti- Mrs Davis Corkran and Mrs. became a patient of Wendy's parents should avoid becom- lo have fun. This isn't your culture workshop A standard John Mullarney father. Since that time our ing involved and there daughter has received no in- should nol be too much hand- White-Rafferty vitations to play with Wendy. holding Such commiserating In fad, she was dropped like promotes sell-pity an tin Special!!! desirable attitude al any age WAYSIIJK-In St Anselm Roman Catho- a hot potato. Dear Ann Landers I jusl lic Church Sept 20, Margaret Anne Rafferly, I believe it Is sad and un- read the letter from the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Rafferry. fair for a seven-year-old child CARPETS mother of the 16-year-old girl W Columbus Place, Long Branch, became to be shunned because her who got pregnant. The boy the bride of Clary Knnis White, son of Mr. and grandmother happens to be a palienl of the girl's father. was 16 also. CLEANED Mrs Ira E White. Chestnut Place. West Long Branch Please tell me how to deal I am IS and was pregnant with questions like, "Why al age 15. My boyfriend was The Rev. Stephen Duffy officiated at the wasn't 1 invited to Wendy's 18. He had a good-paying Job double ring ceremony There was a reception parly?" I'm afraid the truth and wanted to marry me, so I in Squires Pub, West Long Branch might be too much for a sev- was luckier lhan most. Mary K Rafferty was maid of honor and en-year-old to handle. — I'd like to lell all the young i i.ul 1*1 White was bridesmaid Heart-Wrenched Parent girls out there who are Into David A Buchanan was best man Bill Hall >ir< Uilh I H.Knm sex thai marriage is no bed of Rafferty was the usher. Dear Parent I can't be- roses. You think you'll go Mrs White is an alumna of Long Branch lieve that a seven-year-old back lo school "someday," High School and is employed by New Jersey child would be told, "You NOTE UNUSUALLY LARGE OR DOUBLE bul you don'l do II. There are ROOMS MA» BE SLIQHTLV MIOMtH Bell Telephone Co., Freehold. can't be friendly with Suzie Ml USE nrfnn sU'uini-xlnutknr. Mi White, an alumnus of Shore Regional THE MOST THOROUGH METHOD High School, West Long Branch, is the owner OF REMOVING DIRT of (i 4 G Stairs, Neptune City. He is a Navy veteran CALL NOW! L"""flR°°m"5" After a wedding trip to New England, Mr Judiann's r art 1Q1Q LICENSED AND INSURED and Mrs. White will make their home in FORMERLY Mil AND MKS. ».AK V Will II, Oakhurst. 1 JONATHAN'S HAIR SALON JUDI COLLEEN FORMERLY OF FORMEHlY OF Dietz- SAION 34 ' STYLE RITE Health is not only COLTS NECK SHREWSBURY, Burke SALON 34 COITS NECK RED BANK-The mar- Feeling Well! riage of Patricia Anne Burke and Robert Edmund Dietz Jr. FULL SERVICE SALON FOR MEN. WOMEN 6 CHILDREN took place Aug. 30 in the First PKRM SPECIAL HOURS Presbyterian Church, Tower $ 00 With Ihil Ad S OO TUES-WED9-5 Hill The Rev. Dr. Henry C. 5 'O. F Einafiio/ii/M * Oi F THURS-FRI 9-9 Three Kreutzer officiated at the ArTOINTMENT NOT ALWAYS KFCESSJUr SAT 9-5 ceremony, which was fol- 88 OctanportAvtnua. Llllli Silver N J lowed by a reception in the PHONE 741-7789 parish's Webster Hall. Parents of the couple are . Mr and Mrs. Stephen A. Burke, 17 Kiawa Ave.. Free- Weeks hold. Mr. Dietz. Toms River, What you see is what is the son of Mr. and Mrs y Robert Dietz. and you'll know how to Ellen Marie Burke was lean lillinne delivers. Beautiful results from every angle is a maid of honor Regina Dietz great reflection on us style a room! Come to our was bridesmaid And an even better one for you Family Chiropractic Services As you can see Judy Smith refects Gregory Willson was best lhe success ol Lean Line s weight loss 3-part Ethan Allen man and the usher was Ste- program Broad Street Chiropractic Canter in a few short months, phen G. Burke. she scaled down from size Richard M. Gill, D. C. 759 Broad 8tr»»t 14 to a size 7 Decorating Seminar. Mrs Dietz is a graduate of Shrewsbury And look al her now 747-4802 At Lean Line, we teach you St. John Vianney High psychologically how to lose weight physically with ouf It'sFree! School. Holmdel, and is a clinically tested Muili Modal packing technician at Charles Approach R V R n 10(11\l\i Backed up by an easyto-We- of the Ritz, Holmdel. Mr. wuh diet that even lets you eat Planning a room, choosing colors, and Dietz was graduated from St spaghetti bagels lox and peanut butler (f-ish not essential! accessorizing are all part of our Rose of Lima High School, So fom Lean Line today and \Carl A. Onit>ilin see why we deliver the best Helmut, and Paul Smiths (N looking you you ve ever seen part decorating series. Formal, contemporary Y.) College, tie is manager of H.I'. Ransko's Bonanza Restau- FREE MEETING and country themes are explored. Your rant in foms River, where he SNIFFING SALT WATER personality, your family's interests and lifestyles and his bride make their MAY BE DANGEROUS pnanriy mat wi home. Ply only $5.00 are evaluated to determine the kinds of rooms Snlffini salt water Into and through thr nose li an that are most liveable in your home. old fmhlonrd homr treatment which moit medical For cImM In your town call: authorities lay can b* harmful Tit benefits. U>«y Monmoutfi County 721 2766 Ocean County — 2694242 It's free in dur idea-filled Ethan Allen Minisink state, arc small or nan- rilitent. Tht pressure earned New Jersey - 201-757 7677 by Miffing tendi to spread gfr.ni to new locations Gallery...just the place to learn how falter than It snppreiiet them. beautiful home decorating begins. Auxiliary Sinui trouble if primarily the obstructed (low In or out of the sinuses, which are like cavei that coonert into ihp nasal passages A severe cold and Its as- square dance sociated germs may swell the tissues so the entrance! Sign up now With a friend! to the sinuses are clogged. But, a physician must look MIDDLETOWN-Min- for other causes of chronic cases He muil correct the basic trouble. If medication is ni-eded. we can fill your t.0"« OcloW 15 'MO " Call: 671-6000 for reservation isink Auxiliary to Family and prescription. Children's Service of Mon- starting Thurs. Oct. 2 — 7 p.m. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOP CAN PHONE US EATONTOWH " mouth County is sponsoring a when you need a delivery We will deliver HKIHOlDw' .. I *al»M»«Sa.'*< square dance Saturday at 8 HA2LCT ', • promptly without extra charge A great many 1 '5p '• • p.m. in the Veterans of For- people rely on us for their health needs We JACKSON, K» • *• eign Wars Hall, Port Mon- welcome requests for delivery service and LITTLE SILVER •• • mouth A cold buffet will be charge accounts. LONG BRANCH Arthur Lsisky's MANASQtJAN > , i P»rtn»« A* served. Gifts will be dis- MmMMZU nfTMUTM FM MUSTER OtTOHT MOWCTI MATAWAN -•' An Mum Allen <• tributed. ShrewKbur> I'harmaej Mor *•" ".[- "• : /«-; m I Mrs William Black, MIDOLfTOWN Ih'il PROFl SSIONAl DECORATORSERVH I mi SIIIUHSIH msinii's MOftOANVILLC Crane Court, is in charge of NirrUNE CITY unntjd f >•« Co •' Mrw'f'r L«ur«t A** tnurt «>9 '*> BROAD ST 741-U7* SHREWSBURY a-m ft 7 1! 1270 route U, Mlddlttown 171-1000 arrangements, assisted by WM PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY JACKSON m ••• • [•••*!" n o- • Mon. Wrd. Thurs Frl. 10-« Tun 4 Sat. 10-530 Sun. IJ-5 Mrs George Powell, Fish OCEAN.', i, -v»ntPar* '.

Hawk Drive. They may be ifcUMALAPAH-^^nDACr * Dept Store. 0>ound Fi> T Iref dfllvtry master charge • vita - j.r.c.c. and revolving cp contacted for reservations. R y R n • ••• ll 6 W [> "1 & Thyri Bt8 30 p ' - 16 The DMly Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1980

Toll Ff: Middl«town ar«a, 671-9300: MiUwin arta, 566-8100. Classified Advertising 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE ON THE ACTION LINE. S42-1700.

138 Motile Homes 200. SPECIAL NOTICES 9 Construction Equipment 54 Situations Wanted Female 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CLASSIFICATIONS 139 Cemetery Lots 210 Lost And Found 10 AanleO Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80 Bicycles/Mim Bikes 103 Rentals To Share 130 Oper, Houses 140 Reai Estate Wanted 1. AUTOMOTIVE 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81 Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 131 HouW For Sale 211 Special Notices 2 Autos For Sale M. BUSINESS DMECTOMV 73 Machinery For Sale 212 Travel Transportation 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 82 Swimming popls 105 Summer Rentals 132 Apartments/Town Houses ISO. RECREATIONAL 3 Trucks ana Trailers 21 Business Service 74 Rental Service 83 CBs Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 133 Income Property - 213 Instruction 4' Motorcycles 22 Arts, & Gratis W. FINANCIAL 152 Boats And Accessories 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107 Nursing Homes 134 Farrn Property 5 Auto Services/Parts 50 EMPLOYMENT 61* Business Opportunity 153 Camping Equipment 76 Auction Sales 85 Inflation Fighters 108 Commercial Rentals 135 Commercial Property 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 62 Mortgages 154 Recreational Vehicles 6 Auto Reni/Lease 77 Pets And LivesiocK 100 HEAL ESTATE RENTALS 109 -Buildings/Garages 136 industrial Properly 7 Aulo Insurance 52 Babysitting/Child Care 63 Money to Loan 78 Aircraft 101 Apartments 110 Wanted To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage 8 Aula Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted

FRONT PAGE READERS DEADLINES CANCELLATIONS HOURS DAILY RATES FAMILY PLAN RATES I Not .t d"<3 Ltodil••• t LINES-S DAYS-S3 00 I A M. 10 S P.M. UAH V AND SUNHAV $8 M Pv CCIU'.I .aiLe ill sp*i-«|i KI" njmtw lo CkKlf CMMM7M ,-tLeii«iiar< ol ad « i-M Ctaavd* IMt •- U • CkV|l $1 00 Each line Available lo indi - 'ie*a»ng |9 SO ,. Tiubt iel»i'- numb©' M "un'O « aotr pi a "K * M ma • fmUm viduais placing ads under M Pwmnei Vt On H*n0 4) ItlM *m» lu ' jr Eu'iCd, >?JII fCal' Wftlinuir ?« in** Ai< HKMil pur.»a U • , • . 6 Days (Consecutivei 54« 6 D»/s (Consecuiive) 61« 1 Merchandise For Sale" lor items fW CiHvlxa M Cll' M? 4000 arti 'n't* o»^ip' 1 Day BU 1 Day 9M f s-ttie I.XJ i. ine Daily Rci'Sl*' ua^noi be responsible 7 Days IConuculive) 51« 7 Days (Consecuiive) 58« not exceeding $200 each, items WEEKEND CALLS 2 Days (Consccutivei 75t 2 Days (Coosecuiivei 84i BOX REPLY SERVICE .nt,'ir«lirbldav UIIM2 "00 8 Days (Consecutive| 4Bt 8 Days {Conseculivel 55t musi be priced Noncommercial ' B 3IJ IT- K. V 10 p inc C •raKtlQrt*- 3 Days (Consecutive! 68« 3 Days (Consaculivei 78« Clf.it If i'!>0 10 Days (Consecutive) 46c 10 Days (Conseculivel bin ads only CORRECTIONS 4 Days (Conseculivei 62« 4 Days (Consecutive) 7?t Contracl Rales on Requesi • 1. : M 5 Days (Consetulivei 58« neii aa. 130 t> fr'ida, tar SmOJ, 5 Days (Consecunwl 66t I? !l0l -r BaltMtM

2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sal* tOjrVinied Automotive | 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted

f ME VF Tfr 1V/B •jTfc IN f.ADILI AC till SON ( HE VhOt I T CO JL t P WAN) i i, tif. ,mi -.*. KMhUAtili UPLHAIOH Four cvlmder lour speed, manual AiBURV AVb. AbBuR/ PARK ( • • -NH- Mt' HAN. NuRSPS AIDCb rV ' 2 Autos For Salt Hwy 36 Ealoniuw good condition reasonable purarv Not |oe*ceedone year U shifts Aptilicalions b«,-ing accepted •km i• rrifc- J ii shitl. long steering. Drake With 37.266 miles A Ml 1000 pretty car Only 1419) al Ml 6471. Phil ner hour Test, overhaul, modihed. i ini-rv Manor NursiriU Hume. Hwv ICTin pleasant cond.lions 841 HOil Itt* fcKYLARK f-out dour. Doc calibrates, testores and installs 34 MdUwan MY MOIOWV HONDA SUBARU I ABHKJI A MOTORS STRAUB BUICK UPH in good sh*w, needs valv* i NINE ACHES ot New and Used Cars ,vslerm or (ampuiifi'h ol bWITCHBOARD OPERATOR s*als. 244 4351 work. 191 I Hi horn Ml 5900 Newman Springs Rd Red Bank JUNK CARS WANTED Part I.IIH evening* *"& weekends 1 Hwv IS 164 4000 Kevporl svstt-ms ol ridvigahonal aids, com NURSE'S AIDES M F Full dno AN OPPORTUNITY! HT 36 tATONIOWN '41 ?433 $i ftioo UN Hid Bank 741 Io79 DUtpn jnd general Purpose elec Part tirnt- position Available on dav W.M ttain Call 847 4100 Excluding id* a MV Fees THE F-INESr SELECTION (J\ shilt- Call lor appointment, Hillloi •V - "Wing out If/O FORD WINDOW VAN - r- IAKEWO0D TOYOTA Top til trumc lest equipment Candidate Ifl • new and used cars in Montnoutti musl lit- wt.ll vtrrsed in hervo mecha Nursing Home 671-0177 rt I LERS dulv. 301' V 8. sianddrd I i H( VMOl (I VE <»A WAGON 19/1 paid for Used Cars 100% financing TOP DOLLAR .>rt< in the PtOPLE BUSINESS It . NdChQrOiind hflplul Wl lo qualified buyprs 364 WOO County Over 100 air -conditioned f OH USE U CARS rusrns and m rinalog and cliyilai mission, mw parts V4/S 739 V1J Runs S.1Q0 or besl ufttr new cars in Much McGLOIN OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR you eniov helping ui-opie want lo&el •ttof 6pm LlPPiN MUTOR CAR CO, INC tompulei Ifchmtiues Send com iiours earn what you leei I/I (Ml) BUICK OPEL INC . Shrewsbury pteU'd lorm 171 lo Civilian Per d, days Apply >n person vd.labie in Ihe MuomDulh County MAI IBU CLASSIC Rl 35 Sayreville. N J Hi lJOI Mat Key Press. J7 Lower Mam SI , red Soiiii- lee remuursed \vt<< JeWEI IN Puwef str* CORVETTE i*/ in*'* I One owner. 1V/8 Deep Burgund Ave , New Shrewsbury 741 6200 \n oarlmeni. (Codt 062). TOP DOLLAR PAID Nrfvel Weaoun-. Station Earle, Colls Aberdeen talk Ibout your tutura Our company A(E EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ing brakes, air. mag wheels, goo black intiTiur. garage kept. " 14 864 miles, air, power slee l most suctesslul in |hv 10 Thomas M7-3494 Shtew.buiv run. w Mowing, must sell Be ing'brakes, AM. FM. automatic, ill IOP TRADE All OAANt 1 fur luiik ors Immediate pufcup Ni< k. N J U//22 or Call 201 462 9500. iillKI WOHKfc H Full llffM | condition 317. four speed 1W00 perb service DOWVNES PONTIAC, Call 711 8700 or lit 1760 We Oile oiler Sfc* S81b firm 447 73W r vlmder. whilewaM radialt, magnit eml m 710 iMM, O Murphy), be strong Phone voite. good memory 62 Lower Main St . Maiawan twt-t*n V a m 3 u n\ . Mon Fn rhe ing and advi-nism u till' train WAITRESS WAITER t**V • cent W89S dl Apply Marlbor Glass Distributors. •.urt your MJI ti-ss I re «-r< - round, fun lime Call lor interview IWJi ( AMARO WS dood condition (_ONVt RT IBII 1V64 FordGala; KAY MOTORS, HONDA SUBARU WE NEED USED CARS Department of The Navev Is An TOP dollar paid MUI I I H .iirv lermiiit Rd . Murganville. N J ntcnsi-d ,.,(i, , ,(. , ., (i, not We netween 11 pm Schneiders Re WM 841 M3] day* /47 2301 eve if '>(«. good condition, must sell, besl 541 5900 Ectudl Opportunily Employer offer 741 78J1 weekends or atler | TOYOTA CELICA GT 19/4 Coupe, ROI ' ' Hwy 14, Mdtdwan S91 1400 prefai leiidt-nib ol han Hdvt-n .alurant. Avon. //5 1265 HT 36 EATpNTOWN silver, five speed. AM/FM. air. ex 566 H000 Rurmon Little Sifvar t or d can Excluding lav and MV Fee ceiicnl condition 777 4551 EKPERIENI EDI HJNTEH HELP (.it ASSISTANT OR iidt-niuit interview, as* fur Rouw WAITREbSt '. WAi rt. HS Must 19/B f IA T Super bravo, two doo Wanted in dry < It*aners Call 4 4 lornr-trist oflicf general otlice ex be eanorierued Apply m person •.In k iliitl 10.(100 miW-s *i/5u" CREDIT PROBI EMS WE BUY i Usi-il (af, and Truck! jvnlt P O Bo* U> f an MA/DA MODEI 616 1980 WKnTOYOTA COROLLA 1978 Schwdrl/ ( ln.i.-i Plymouth i. ri. M| 5257 oenenct', own Iransportdiion. ngni ,( H 11 ' A f-ront SI , Her! a/7 i««6 No cash? If you're working. «re < •) Haven u J o?/i.i air, eaiellenl . S640U i iittKKK. blue, five speed. AM FM.Mtw'l.i Red Banh, Ul UIHI >. '• i.iridl skills, part or full time • help in get vou financed Nu mane 870 (/ u evenings Id 000 miles. 13800 M? 078/. after 6 FUI I MM! SERVICi DEP1 reply lo BOM F-3IB. The Daily Resv iw> . Ml VHnil I ' AMAMli t down »*rt v > i r'. arranged lu sui Mm. pi ndWnttV Ownrd p m ' Wi PAY |i| loi all full suet MANAGER Musi have Past aulo >sier Shrtwstiury N J 07/01 1 WANTED Mlii-iii umdilicin Ba»l offer, my your needs Many New and Quaiil I u .,• Rd fan Haven tint appliance repatf i>eison •.e. Iff 4400 After /, Ml Wilt MERCEDES BENZ iptncnce Anpiv Nichols Used Cars lo choose from tall Mr I9B0 4» SIX I HANS AM 19/7 - ENcallenl c ondi pickup IwinbiMuh Aulu vVnihing Rl 34 A Lloyd Rd . Mata*.<» p«ri rimf I1QW /4> '686 C i oi two ,•••.< old buy it ii WOO or best offer steering, manual brakes, air, four MI Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank 431 5858 m p increases ir) tmini buying have M r yhnder. I49S0 at itMring, manual brakes, AM/FM AMC/JEEP/ RENAULT ly HE FCO, 375 South St , Ealontowo i,r rvuwmible Can 164 4836 stereo, RS sporl package. $5/95 al 51 I mated a number ui new full lime KAY MOTORS. HONOA SUBARU Help Wanted GUAHDS for MiddltMown area positions in my office I must fill 1970 PONTIAC i t MAN'. Aulo KAY MOTORS, HONDA SUBARU USEO VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES Full iind L'drt ItRIV position avail CART TIME - Bus driver, private iAV',1 I I I H WANTED - In my M? 5vt*> Hum mm to? Licensed or un Kevporl home, 10-13 hours a week m«1i< 350. radial lires MM) HT 36, EATONTOWN AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN Male/Female dble 2u1 449 Q)VB 'j-liuiil. will tram Good pay Call bftween 9 4pm SA.2 4V1 licensed, if vou arc serious about a HI I ..it Ibi 4166 I MCludmg tan and MV Fees Ml 36, i A TON I OWN TEED OTHER USED PARTS inn time sitit". potitton, >uu i .m.... n ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY HAIRDRESSER - Part lime All tacluding ta« and MV Fees AUTO thousands ut dollars a ypar nun*- tAHYSITl E H Alter school l¥/5 MA) \JH four door, flood DODGE POLARA STATION WAG THEODORE, 7418500 phases ol styling Call alter 6 o m I-ART 1 IMt DftlVI HS lor' (ondihon. rebuilt motor, four smtd MOB iy/b Musi sell, new engine Ml 3VI3 •School bus s!> Pe> hour than your presfni iob pov-,' rn. ofidavs optioridl, second (trader UN 1971 High mileage, good work PARTS hours are flexible and I v»iii laatri 11/00 7M?m ing car (needs a little work), 1300 or and in.-, Good condition Asking VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT CUSTOM • Vans $4 50 per I.mi. ly MitMtetoWo home 04i8iBJ after ing ca COUNTERPERSON HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERA •Station wagons |4 ner hour vou the business if you art- men beshenl PniiN Jdv you 1c Musi t\aw. ur be ablc-io gal Pi lal hard to come by Call mt> nowbelort *nti niMik' Air. AM/FM stereo ing /brakes, eight cylinder, stan MONMOUTH MOTORS KAY MOTORS. HONDA SUBARU PREFERRED. BUT NOT ESSfcN For details, call catted. they arc-filled Nuk HIMIC The Hcru lit b.iijv.n m my home days, TIAL UBfcRAL SALARY PLUS "• f i' i driving and df-pen ighis or weekends Two and tout clean in and oul Asking twu or be dard. 47,700 miles, iM'.ti or besl S2 Hwv 35. Eatontown 542 5900 532 2029 dttbilily art- most important Apply Ayencv in Holnidfi Ha/lvt 764 8100 ottar tall Ats IHAG offer 364 104/ 547 24)4 COMPLETE BENEFIT PRO Army Heserv*- Opportunities ears old' 671 U915 RT 36. EATONTOWN GRAM. INCLUDING iin,l'i 9 i dallv, Murphy Bus Service. 555 Excluding la* and MV Fees Rl JS Middit'lown. (bftnnd Sipers RNS ' ' two days and 3 II two IW/* WANK IV 46.000 ue lAIHWAf FORDLONO URANCff MONTt CARLO 19'/, all power 1ALI/AHON. MAJOR MEDICAL HC AVY eOUIPMtNT OPERA WORKING MOTHEH HelDtfr li-in i'.inilM days Call Mrs Smith V j .•i-i)..rl iriFiiiutntcly lour after tag* kepi, beautiful condltio Insld Service Sales I easing Rental' many extras 57,000 miles Brand VOLKSWAGEN 1964 - Sell for par ANDREHREMtNT PLAN FULLY TORS 671 0lb9 0 1 week Musi drive and have ..wfii.it Heil offer Call after 7 p m 771 3600 new llrtt Sacrifice 547 0184 or as it. Is in running condition, bi PAID BY COMPANY APPLY IN (MM iimc openings We'll pay you U I'AMl TIME RECEPTIONIST needs work Best offer Call after 6 PERSON TO PARTS MANAGER learn for details, can (.oiled And OIIICL* work fot mature mindfHONO SOLICITORS dielown *-<*i 3-nced in EquM«ble Leasing Corpora I ion, FORD LTD 264 689/ seeking inside personal lines ser VII »• er week Possible babysitting Own AMC PACER iv/6 Six cylinder V m , 671 7190 survey-, housing developments, m latA AAunmouth St.. Red Bank 9'S Station Wagon Good condition PARKK CHEVROLET,CHEVROLET, ^ M-Mri'sciit.thve. salary based on t* ansporlalion Lincroll area. Call stick, power steering, air, Itereo duslnal parks Paid hospilaluation. S41 8116 Call 764 7971 after S p m Sales I easin<-asi g Service Barts VOLKSWAGEN 1977 BEETLE BOOKKEEPER Part hrm- morn penence Musi know homeowners Her /30 p m . 747 3460 aood condi I Ion, a iking 11100 Rl 66 - 77S UU-Nep/une • iiys. Won Ffi Call OdVi>, /418426 .ind automobile rating Call67| 5111 vacation, holidays, sick leave Wage HI-MI7, after 5 p m Good condition, 44.000 miles, S950 SALES EXPERIENCE Part time FORD GRANADA 1976 - AM/FM Call 842 4/93, 191 4.167 bi-1wet-n 10 3 i omnu-nsurale with experience-. alghl track, air, power ileer- NSTALLEH SERVICE PERSON 44? 929? for decorating store Call ^66 7170. Situations Wanted ANTIQUE 19)4 BUICK ROAD PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAGON BOYS AND GIRL5 Age 12 15 Trainee For local company. Past 10 6 p m MASM H Engine ln*MC«ll«nl run Ing/braket, 33.000 milts, excellent VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS iititui ti'iKi 791 ]71/aft*r6pm Nice car with only 26.$67 miles. 1«77 Running weekly. Call Red Bank Vol I Hope Rd , Tmlon Falls 10 9IB/ radtals, excellent condition PLYMOUTH SAPPORO 1980 - 542S9OO 8 5 Apply IN ucrson ftul< h's Auto INTFRVIkWS- Full or parl timi way, LOnu flr.in.li, 272 6900 \x cii II.>f hou> Apply in i» i •,..[> Mm, FORD VANS 13.000 milei. tM00 Must sell in.il ii Cat Wash, I lu Nuwmar i uuhmmlui (Miopli- Icj work evenings IOOKKJ I PING •>! RVlJl I 6M 144) HI. 36. EAIONIOWN in *o .* m to •/ » m ' TOP SHOW" I asl Coast Show win 264 us; between r, H p.m I x« lulling Ian and MV Fees Springs Rd . Red Banh . -in nriinu money saving ideas to PRESS PERSON E'xperiffncfd wo n i it and .ii (H'ruidble Nego QUICK SKYI ARK 350 V t), 1970,ner "THE VELVET DREAM" Is lansumers. no selling Car needed nvcesurv AH Dxk <>,<< SCHOOL CROSSING GUARfJ Ap ibll i I Reply to Box V 21/, The power steering/brakes, air, radio, now available to the Public for the PLYMOUTH WAGON ffM — VI VOLKSWAGEN Mr I II f 1973 CARPENTERS [ .mi $35.00 a hour to start Call Call Ml 1445 plications available at Fair Haven anv m-tilster, Shrewsbury, N.J , stlch shift, air, many new Paris and n*al«r, 6/.S00 mites Original owner unheard of price of ft/00 firm s«ri Four speed, manitai. tiansmission, PLUMHtRS .'HO ZbbO for appointment Police Department For intorma //Ol 1S0O firm. •• is 147 0990 ous buyers only Call days, B47 67/6 battery »7i 787 is/8 after 6:30 p m AM radio, goodyJnechanical condi PRESS PERSON To run A.B lion, call '4/ 0941 between 9 am 3 Night, 84? 4979 ELECTRICIANS JANITORIAL - And lloor wanei DICK 360 Experience neces Xf'fc I'll NI I I' Bdbvsit PLYMOUTH FURY 1970 318. au . Ideal rtati n tor ( p in CAPRICE WAGON 1968 - fowl-, rk 11700 542 6466 aller 4 p m P.irl hrnt- ,ul)>, V. t.T.tir. welcome necrtod. part lime evenings. 6 10 Sdrv Salary tommen.urati- with e« •i hniisekterier si'i'ks job in your '.leering ptakes regular gat. $350 GEORGE WALL lomallc four-door, new tires, oreal Em fin i' preferred, bul not re i thi- ' iiitwimii .mi) Kevporl Call for appointment. I Ml IAKY experienced per- condition. WOO 222 2138 after 6 p.m o me R e fe r c nee s Own car. LINCOLN/MERCURY VOLVO 19/6 264 GL, sunroof, atr, IO'-M.I To arrange interview, call ,IM•,!•, ( III BOO 392 694B 5664263 son tor crowing builder developer. 91 3060 Shrewsbury Ave.. al Sycamore power slperlng brakes/windows 'col lee I Two to three yt-dis experience net moiir PONTIAC CATALINA I97S fiSOO i 4(iti i A< 1969 (onvertibia, Shrewsbury 74/ 5400 EHCelleni condilion Best offer KEY ENTRY OPERATOR PRODUCTION WORKER I'VC RlUrV Musi have encoilent typing HOUSE WORK Thorough, re- Call after 2 p.m 532 2029 compounding Co looking for a cons- able fast wurking people only, all rwed-. paint. MOO 922 8604 II you hdvi'i'xPHneme on key>lape .MI.i sieno Some statistical ivM.mg. 3300465 RE.MI IN 1974 Sl« cylinder, 74/ HliJ Army Reserve Opportunities or key disc ruuipment and desire lo cientious and reliable person lo join nous nu ludfd, S40 day. own trans our production department EM good phone manor and ability to ortatton VD4 use standard shift F.Hcelltnl . 65,000 VOLKSWAGEN WAOON IWI, ri < Af L 1 I KJA WORKER Cut work in Northern Monmouth Coun CADILLAC m/7 Coupe DtVfrlf. miles. 19M 6/1 0547 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ESPIRIT tv. ri modtrn data center has several < el lent, w^iut-s and benefits plus ov 1975 — Automatic, air, power steer built engine, brake and clutch Good lime, 10 30 lo 1 30 Five days per background helpful Pleasant work- loaded Leather seals. 46 000 milet body 30 mpg . Sitoo Calll2-*pm openings in both day and evening eitimr Call Don S< IIW.M / al WE WILL DABYSIT - Two vPflrs GREMLIN 19/1 mg'brakes, AM/FM. Excellent con wt>ek Humson Kdir Haven Regtanal 72 S-0896 ing conditions iintl good saldi v Call d un in out Ha/lit hom* 65 cenls Mint condition Athlng 16100 shifts Irir qualilii'd individuals For for appointment 988-1400 J4I 584>4 or 741 4741 Runs very wall, 75 mpg dltlon 57,000 miles. $3000 291 403/ iKvon High School CAM 842 159/. I •' 41 Equal Opportunity Ernploynr lurthei informal ion call MM, 791 7544 VOLVO 144 19/1 Waunc-r al 566 3311. between 10a m. WI ( I I' I ION 1ST, ASSISTANT - I AMARO SS 350 1969. 4 speed, PORSCHE (970 - flit, fast, fuel For optonietrisl Mon . lues . Injected Taiga, silver; |7000 Needs work, S75O CARPET MECHANIC ANIJ and noon Aberdeen Datd Service SECRETARY ADMINISTRATIVE IKISI re#r. mags, Hut offer over HONDA CIVIC II used Honda B42 4691 Thurs . Fn , 1 30-5. 30. Sat . 8 30 1 for vouth service bureau lu 5 Situations Wanted HMKi Call 84} //OB after 7 Civics, Accords. Preludes, I976's 747 4244 HELPER WANTED Call //b 919* Hi-piv Ir. ilOH V 215. The Daily R*g or 922 2083 after 6 pm. tated inBavshore the are.i 40hoiirs Mate hrough 79'* now In stock at: isler, Shrewsbury. N J 0/701 per week, diversified and chailcng KAY MOTORS, HONDA SUBARU RITTENHOUSE CARS GALORE! LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. 3 Trucks CLERK TYPIST For law OftlCS, ing H.II responsibilities ^aldr y tB Out) S47 59O0 KEY ENTRY ' HEAL ESTATE SAL Eb I'VH IS to chouse from (many small 900 Hwy 35 775 1500 Ocean Iwp excellent salary and full benefits, interviewing now for CftWf on pel yeai pi" benefits At least am- ttt%\ ranging from $100 to 17000 RT 36, EATONTOWN And Trailers apply to £ Iliol Mat v. I Atlorm-v. 766 evening per week Good secretarial \LV AHOUND YARD WORK - t OITII we and save! Excluding Ian and MV Feas OPERATORS ented salespeople Graduate com RUSSELL OLHSMOBILF. Shrcwsbuiy Avr , Tmlon Falls mission scale, bonuses, excellent skills rcunui-ii steno a plus, ("all reps rul. gutters, garages cleaned CADILLAC CO 74/ 4220 • only between. 35 P rn Call /4f6176 after 6 pm CLERKS CMI is now oflermg full and part DO HANDYMAN JOBS Gutters RTE 36 547 7800 EATONTOWN weekends anytime or 591 1125, 9! TYPISTS i HIM is lor confidential inlcrview • repairs un roofs, gutters. time positions on both the first and PIONEER HEAL ESTATE, SECRETARIES p m SECRETARIES 1 ii.imii tilfs. savh chains, garage mt .i.ii' , in our Matawan loca 6/1 MOO KEYPUNCH tmn We ollei flexible hours a good l Good steno, rect'Plionisi anndgc-n . . ( urmiuri; moving Lighl CHEVY PICKUP 19/1 — Lihe new It you havr any of the above skills auling 7471945 or 74/ uv> 22,000 miles. Black with cap, rtg stalling salary and excellent condi REAL ESTATE eral oltice duties beneMs Iree ne dm I are InteVtMM fn lempurarv dons Call 9am 5pm to schedule i > .i dpenmg for licensed real gotiable lu SJ/'. Uds Best offer Call B42 4581 work Why not come in and rcnlttej 0 MANAGE AND OPERA! I eslnlr salesperson Professional, co 7 Steno recjoft* ci, one tn two years horaiignnteil horse farm. Ex HJHD F 100 PICKUP 1960 Six Wi uav tgu raits, no fee charged operative |t*(1 Floor hmu avail fKperit-nce.lTroni officr Toil/5 CLASSIFIED A( ( II Mf'ORARieS >er 11-iuf'ii in ail phases of operation cylinder, ' i ton Engine good, need' Ibll ' cir .i confidential inierview, 3 Good skills, die lalion, able to 20 Thomas S*2 0MI- Shrcwshu'v hi Bu<*l uDdy worh. no pickup bed |100. Cal CMF CORP. can Mirm Lotfenbpro, Broker. LIT compose own corresponndente Re 791 3083 CLfcRKTYPIST POSITION 1LE SILVrH REALTY, NO aitv background helpful To ll/o Wink with uublK Sats only U i 583-3660 Markham PL, Liltle Silver, /41 0950 ACE EMPLOYMENT 213 Instruction FORO FISO RANGER 19/9 - 302 pm Rt-rt Bank .WIM Write to Hc»« /4/-J494 Shr wsliu 16 000 miles, two lone, air, .nnt ex I J4/. The O.iilv HcarvliT bnual Opportunity Employer M F Ir,is |499b 78/ 1/16. alter 6 P m Shrewtbury, N J 07701 Managers SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER _ BUSINESS DIRECTORY Light lypihy, experience rt I <> t K I A I '• L KIT) HI N HELP- Apply at Bahr '1 Assistant Managers payroll, •mil A R A P billing Full Applications 4 Motorcycles WAITRLSSES WAITERS Part Restaurant henedts For appointment call R71.124S Trainees Now Being Accepted A DAILY GUIDE hmv Eiwncn( crt only Apply in Five good reasons Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home. 19/0 TSSU2UKI 250. needs minor person Wrd Mon after frp m , Long LANDSCAPE - riardener s Helper Ml 7059 lor training in a 1 To join Rite Aid's motor work, HM 264 4351 work Johns LTD. If) Beach Blvd , High W.inlpci f «Pi>neiK«tJ Only Drivers rewarding career as a OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS lands i SECURITY GUARD •'•• Harbor 291 1145 home | mu*t Call 741 7255 Retail Management Team Commission of the Borough of Allan I PRESTIGE Were one ol the lie Highlands is accepting dPPlica 19/7 750-4 SUPER SPORT HONDA LOLLECTQRS-- For law hrm with LANDSCAPE GARDENER'S MEDICAL or DENTAL •Ifwrttnt* in retail, medical and nation's laropsl and 'attest growing hons for set urily guard lor the mid - Vetler fairmu. AM FM cassette, 1 HELPER Willing worker with a drug ch ( niiii'i i ,i. i mint . Excellent v.ilid driver s IK ense 74t 636S after night lu « A M sluii Applicdtions ASSISTANT custom seal, new tires, excellent the beniI I workir I lor can i'» puked UP at Ihi HattifH MISCELLANEOUS FLOOR WAXING LIGHT HAULING condilion Must sell Call att»r 6, salary -Hid bt-netils Apply in person f, ESTATL SAL.I. Maple hutch. 1 Older- tM-tween HAM and 4 M) \> M • '• [yfltiej . al Ibv law uihtu ol fen.oi M.WWI-I tarn fog tabir . desk cfdar chest. OFFICE CLEANING 291 S368 ! ITVAlNINi. 'nil inwlnl ,ind up "nation call ttOB S >Vti [IIHI, Cat) iron car GARAGES Mt . (leaned oul. Aitomev. '66 Shrewsuury Ave , Tin •unk. living room, dlnetir, torn. w.ird dcvt'lopTiipnt orouram irams ton I ..us ,F H i/ll | MANAl.l B MLC HANI' !r t- »\. hf»»» ftiuiomvnl No into to r»a%u*d .iiViiv ConsJruc lion debris FHLEDOM CYCLES lete djnnef servici for sm, ihinfl. vnu slep by step in all aspects of or write All) NTION LANDLORDS remoVed. i« ••*• worh 1*1 BUB. BMW Honda Su/uhi i .!•• ri< ni i 'i >« rapairtnaail lyeea > ><«H. u.i «t.r» guaranteed ?H \4 I,IS\ i.nil'. ol collectibles and gon ' e tait m an aye men t ol corn mere i-il vacuum i le.'inws and and 141 5499 Long Branch, 222 2262 COOK Expedient:ed Apply Bui r-r .ii household goods Hlir. Iwa Ml (ONTRACTORS tonwood M.in.ir. Wi M Mrit.'W.m floor machines B42 iA)t in i.v. • p MM* t'wllv butchered ai\ 566 6220 UAI .iyp loaded with building mater i 3 SECURITY you'll h.ivr im Need vuur dnarlmanls or newly built NICK'S MOVERS Low and senior .»'s doors, windows, etc Fn , Sal . a >ii i p m , UNION W*dMlM fully • iinrrphptisive brnelil PACk SIDING MEt. HANIC'S Ml I It i. 791 4174 (ft 126 Wl HHT<- nrw Irnents I p*lnt dust males Call .tnvlim<<. 46* 0 flv. Atlantic Highland*. kmiwlrdur erf Ih.t.ineutu flieti Call .!«•- as WP.II as a good salary lupenrncp helpful Mint D8 wniir«« wash windows, bulf floors, do small 6/11611 after 12 30 p m tn work Call hn.9586 or t>}\ 3144 * .thousands tor appoinlment u-iwien * A P m TECHNICAL vuairs and light yard work Good 922 1900 LET US HELP PAY «n Fan squash ehabfe worh At a price hard to APPLIANCE HONDA CYCLES - And Mopeds FOR YOUR EOUCATION 4' RECOGNITION We value- our SOCIAL SERVICE DfcSlSNATI Shore Areas Number One Dealer har dwOr kinq. c onscient IOUS rn,in Casota Farms, Mat f ret .si.mates Call 74'8538 REPAIR COOK ON BROILER PERSON Part tirhe. small nui singhonu , five RI 9 South, Freehold 462 4881 We fhr Armv anhounces new dvers and give rpcognition where hours per week CAM 9464991 be INSTITUTE or 141 0349 II not be undersold Year round ipcognitionis due WASHE.RS, DRVERS - '^etrlg Call 842 W** Education bonus tween 10 2 P m - 1 Main Slreet 4EWING MACHINES SERVICED Fl OOR WAXING U3.41KJ for two years erators. air conditioners, dish KAWASAKI KZ400 19/8 •> STEAOY GROWTH There's no SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Musi Ealontown »'< V, ii.i't\ riit< Afler } JO washers Prompt service Reason (Jf I IVfcRr PERSON WANTED - $70 100 for three years ,'41 /44'j Like new. 1.000 miles, t'700 Pitrt time night', own car Apnlv •" luetswork Jboul where you're going have N J c«rlificahon Annlv H.gii Ql i i( I Cl EANING abir iaips rei in\ Call III il*A Call now tor an appointment to dis prrvM>, Luigi s Peimtn PIIM WI i us>. this new program ami to see if dl HI i r AIM vnu li have a clearly Navesmh Unhapnv wilh your present service ifl-r-irwo career oath with annual [201)542-2292 WALLPAPERING Give me a tail I offer good reliable HOME KAWASAKI 19/5 tOO - Runs great Middle-Rd M.i/i- i vou qualify Ave Migtilands N J Call «'; Li-'f. srrwice. al a trice hard to beat. Free 1,000 miles, musl tall. HO00 Cal DI i I PI RSON EKoerience nee Call colled estimates Call 747-8531 Ask tor Joe 291 1219. 53? 7019 VH HI&OINS WdiMovenngs IMPROVEMENTS essaiy. Tues through Sal. hall (lav II vou'ip got ur mights on rx>i ol orolessiona ArftlV Opportunities m retail management its worth I'.iu* 'flanging Quality protPSSiona CUSTOM CARPENTRY your While -o look inli) |he HUE. MOVING A STORAGE Auto Rent/Lease DENTAL ASSISTANT Part time MU'liMiAriship tsliniales cheirf Reno vat ton or repairs QUAIIIV LPN GPN AIDES - Fulltime AID team To arrange an Interview Jiv I i 601. Long Conwtllllvt salary Call B ,i m J Auniv in person or call improvements Plumbing and heat port, 264 1600 o m . 530-94M Mon or Tut-,,. 9 79. 9 30 CONSTRUCTION tng Between 9 00 am 9:» p m., Branch, N J , 07/40 or ...n 222-/426 GOOD PAYING CARPETCLEANING IM-U4I 201-542-9624 FREE ESTIMATES Asprw IMSHWASHER - Apply in person. WAJOR CORPORATION In Auto Insurance J S p.m. Shore Point Inn 3360 H*»» Rite Aid Pharmacy driveways, parking lots and sealc A 1 I Jl'l Hi LAHPt TCLEANING J 1 A CONSTRUCTION — Special i' i irtt H in i .irct'i in financial plan DAILY & SUNDAY I junj ,n unil] hpn 15 Hailtl ____ turiu tn id fall dailv 10-3. Mi Monmouth Mall Rl IS Fully insured Our iilri V#A, unnoKift* i tramiuj Reasonable Free fitimatit tn 0040 II 4900 -vn. N J ART LO INC PAVING 741 t» fairs Morris Hoffman. 74/-02W UISHWASHL R KffPlV Hut Or send resume to AUTO TRUCK-CYCLE I REGISTER NBWSPAPER DELIVERY ROUTES I HIMIIDI i INI» Additions, patios. tonwood Manor, Rt 34. Matawan I'Rlvhiy SALESPERSON fun Director of Recruitment INSURANCE S66 6770 limi t'.'f ni.incnt position. Spit CARPET LANDSCAPING LAWN deckv. garages and All other cat pen f-ree auoles and binders by phone RITE AID Pharmacy AVAILABLE IN KEYPORT try Reasonable uncps. tree esli slat Icr. dependable, must have good CaJI Toll Free 800 392 6920 4/5 Broadway INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE ['Hivi-R MECHANIC Small con Bavonne. N J 07002 AND UNION BEACH COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES Iraclor. equtpmenl Must have clear (Atari *nd commission plan Many Laudl Opportunity Employer M F •CARPET 'VINYL «Tll_E LOG SPLITTING TRUCK & AUTO ANY CAR DRIVER AGE driver s license. 264 6488 fringe benefits Red Bartk area Call I Al 1 CAj L 747-2900 530 9113 4 5.30 P m only REAL ESTATE SALES AS INSTALLED RENTAL DRIVERCHAUFFEUR Musi SOCIATES - interest rates are de CALL MARY TOMESKI Guaranteed Free Eftimatv HOE NI X BROKE RAG E I 8 hnuw N Y Cily. four days a week MOTEL ROOV TLEANING i lining ,md we nerd help Full (imp. ROTOTlLI.INb FORD wtNl A CAR mous lor low tost aulo insurance Man thru Fn Ask for Lee 36/ 0080 Part-time, morning hours including license preferred Training, leads. FULI.V INSURED mplete lawn Serv Easy payment plan, immediate ID wrehcruls Must have own car FAIRWAY FORD DRIVER'S WANTED Full and Moor time Position available m I 583-5210 | FIORE cards. Fee quote by ohone Cycles. TrAdr Winds Motel 842 1BJ7 tVeti Lonu Branch olhce Calf Mr Daily Weehly Monthly loo Call JM-3M7 i*rl ttme Evening from 4 12 wilrt FLOOR COVERING lIMQ 'wncar APPU m person Red Bank MOVERS - Needed, oan lime C«mj»a 222-4100 PAINTING* PHOENIX BROKERAGE - F» Pi;ja. 842 2631 workt-rs and weekend workers, call r ... ^ ' Call Day or Evening Ni'h anytime 5M ^194 REAL ESTATE SALES DECORATING s for low cost auto insurance DRIVERS Part linir tor school i.n.mcd ur willing to be Great 776-9196 Easy payment plan Immediate I D hus*>t's vans and station wagons potential oood comm.ssion arrange * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * ards Free quote by Phone. Cycles "lents flexible hours. Or CARL B. JONES ERterjarln- Apply t 5 dallv Murphy Bus Ser NEWSPAPER DELIVERY - Part 922-2083 tenor and walloaperlna Free esti- oo Call 264 3087 •.. 555 Rt JS Middlelown. (behind tinw. S 30 a m 1 a m . supplement CARROLL AGENCY mates I?9 3B3B Sioerstnn Painlsi present income Established morn Realtor 8'2 9100 Beautiful Floor Covering AVIS ing npwsnatwr raulos Available m Classified Service Deserves Professional Installation 10 Wanted Automotive EARN 1420 a month and Mill be Colts Neck HolfTiOM Matawdn. or RN 5LPNS NURSES AIDE JIM S CARPET INSTALLATION - EARTH DESIGNS LTD. -fidine with your children For ap Lople with car IM F1 Sales, cleaning, re-lavs, re-itrelches BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME. LOW pomtrnent can 2W '61? NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE 110 TO S100 Can earn $25CTto 1300 monthly Toll All Shifts Available •nd repairs 264-4177. EST POSSIBLE RATES S30 OT78 free 800 747 08SD For Junk cars, trucks. Free pickup ELECTRICIAN Minimum five Medical Personnel Pool >IH H( I.\SMI IKU ADVERTISING ON SAM HDAVS 90 Monmoulh St. R*d Bank ROOFING* SIDING HANDYMAN — Painting, papering. 74/8178. Z47-549*

HAPPY HOURS NURSERY BABY ITEMS - Crib maltres RESPONSIBLE - Female room 108 Commercial SCHOOL - Rt 34. Matawan Lim 1 1152 Boats And carnage, stroller plavetn wood*- HAMMOND & BALDWIN SEE 1HESE - BoofcsHe'l* W U die. IM.0 bedroom apartment Secur 131 Houses For Sale ted ooening,s tor Pre kindergarten •MNSiJN it* $i42 50 plus utilities Call Rentals Accessories .essions 5M WJt h.gh chi.r iwo GM tar seats PIANO AND ORGAN Dt-sk \J7 SO Wooden dK Ml '47-0731 iriangt labie adult rockfr. swing o Walnut chest ot drawers iJ« Oai> • CENTER dresser |i« W Couth S3« ktlcht-n OVER AN ACRE - MiOdieiown matic lumpseai and mort- An SEA 8-Rr.HT - One bedroom first ladle UU StroMt-i %tH T tme HUMSON FURNISHED - OttIC Lustcm three bedroom Ranch Fire- • excellent condition Can Wi 59W floor, convenient location Im Division it Allenberu •rttef itanj wtAio ton SUM 6«ib with «,r condition private entrtnu place outstanding grounds' 192 SOD FLAGSHIP MARINE mediate occupancy, yearly lease BEDDING SETS Imerspr.r.. Piano House ' -J 139 Auo ttnr.a, I ICU Eisl Rivt Rd Rumson Ml tM STERLING THOMPSON ft ASSOC POWER 1290 4 month References Call 19* vi bedroom sets V*5 and UP Did *ou ttnow gidSiWidn m.strltaneous item-, ot Realtors Rt 3* Middletown Bavhner. Boston Whaler dmt-m-s 149 9S Factory atin • **? 6363 We Are N J s mery des-tfiplion RuSClLS Ui 6M VMM SAIL 61 Business P m 495 0075 FfOni St Hi'd Bank ui 1693 <» Ui.i, i lot dtit 110 Wanted To Rent Largest and Oldest TINTON FALLS Beaulilul five RUMSON FAIR HAVEN AREA - Phantom Laser, Hob** Harpoon Opportunities .• i vlh.ng Rusi rooms on Iwuiar oarden estate O'Dev, Buccanaar ti.raui.iul green and whil Piano Dealer bOF A it-( tiunai lI_LAA! FAIH HAVEN 'hreebedoom or>e ; market and busline Mid Ott Nov Buying or selling we II help you get 300 MAIN STREET bath home Large fenced yard 291-5600 ASBUR/ PARK N J 0771) S*OC plus uMilii-s Call after t r m 30 Ridge Rd Rumson H1-tm 144, Middlelown. N J 07746 JO OF* LIS1 DELIVERED! o 9. Sat THREE I JU • -1N(' Jl »VI , . SINGLE GENTLEMEN Seeks A Moil For Your Money Agent * Bay boating in out berthing service slightly used lires. ISO 842 9041 fur rushed >oom in Red Bank Prefer lor power and sail boats 15 lo ]* '. MONMOUTH COUNTY M Call EltnOv Product tor Uuotr td 273-0413 IBM TYPEWRITERS Ml N I H4. with private bath but not essential RUMSON AREA Call or send for Used boat sales 787 7139 market, 1205.000 gross uwr.er wish FAIR HAVEN Must Oe near tr#in bus ot business HOMES FOR Alt SEASONS Pu RENTAL $20 $26 per mo. 1 Threv bedroom I11 oath nine ytar mg lo retire 148,500 STERLING BOXES Corrugated Pdikmg^up THE UStDFURNIIURECENTtR area 741 0900 turp Brochure Monmoulh County MAKti MARQUIS. OMC McCANN REAL ESTATE BRO plies tor Industry anil Moving and Rent wilh oulion to buv 87?-oj/; 197 Shr,*sbury Ave. K, uid Oi leve* miith dining room FOUR SEASONS REALTY Duranaut.r Lvman Johnson. BZ Bee-ni Has-beens iinu WVh* Nols REAL ESTATE spak IOUS den Urge laundry room KEfi 5*6 9*66 Sloiagt- LrtH 74/ JJV6 ur *b2 tbU vi £ R.yer Rd Rumson 530 9*00 Loader niTCMEN SINK Complete tWC , RENTALS a,nd beaut'lui h«fdi«oud doors Short REAL ESTATE WlhiEKlZfc HAUL STORE NURSERY SCHOOL f-oi M»u tJdtnroom sinks double dram hilih walk 10 school shopping and boats oulboafds and stemdrives CASH REGISTER - Jdv eieciroptt UfM Four chairs, offu • .. FOR SALE RUMSON COLONIAL Three Sidle certified Write Bo« F 3t3, Thf Model J4U A 1 condition, new 1104B . TOH SOU busline $500 Per month $750 secur bedrooms Ihree baihs den Reasonable rates Daily Register Shrewsbury. N j Uibic Two Idrjie idiiips and I v set (lean, larmland. small load 13V a ilv references Call Mr Reid Bry s Marine Neptune 77* '3*4 will sell lot S680 74} 3313 1 101 Apartments gamer oom garden room with UU LOW PRICE SIM luaas .i.aiiabii Same «ay 0> b'J IUJ 131 Houses For Sale greenhouse Cathedral entrance I HINA Wedgewood. Florptu livt-rv ^all 9jt) 3313 ui i» han Central air conditioning All on MAHINl ELECTRONICS Fo* SUNROOF INSTALLATION BUSl MOVING Muvi wii hirnitur* HIGHLANDS 4 1 room house the latest in St-Te* recorders WMF Gold t'lclra pieces iothes lovs riniii'lljneous house ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two beautiful I'j acre landscaped lot NESS - Asking 110.000 Great Call 741 8736 I Sept to June lurmshed security. adios direction finders or loran ...rid ii. II. i Call 671 9110 TOP SOIL WFHOl t bAi t bedroom apartment, available Oct •> *CRe 191*00 Located on picluresaue pond and potential 13000 down, owner f mane 15 Second floor in oloW honte 14'S . rele'emes, Ut Ktanstniry /«/ 4944 9 „ Lk it, ou P«r yci can VJtt J)U ta\ in kitchen and laundry Electric KEANSBURG l *.o bedroufn •.il AMI it HIGHLANDS $50 trnanre Super location with IW*I 6 II h id household items '41 7994 garage central air and heating, with Stately Colonial wilh three larg view Principals only 1110.000 iofl • uii» outlillpd Hi P totinson. REGISTER duiiln. gas hot water heat, fenced cellenl condition Trailer Includad individual control Living room with rear yard. $265 per month plus utill bedrooms two full baths, 19' livir '41 57OS MOVING Twin beds drmw RICH I r RSEZm Sear ftreolace pit Dining room, den with room 14K13 dining room 14 kiUin U350 ashing price Please call 63 Money To Loan Idrtiuv portable dishwasher, bullet liei Security required. 78M482 Classified Ads dur>lv si« months. i*«tilk'nl ion patio two bedroom* 7' 1 baihs H*d with breakfast nook Den full di 20J 434 749* .M.d much more 671 5571 STOP! J.iiiin l^Mj Pool tdblc wilri Pim Bank Fair Haven area f7W perLiNCROFT • Three bedroom. l'i basement. partlciaMv furnished Look no more1 Buv this lovely two 16 MFG 50 h p Menurv Imiler HARD TO GET - First, second and as low as MUVlNu 10* 13 pink wool rgg.$90. pong tou and t wusher anddr yi'i dller I 30 M-4W utilities Call 847 8020 evening and lull basemen) Smartly dtio siiv loan Catl UI 7774 734 8397 days BEST BUY OF THE YEAR 46 cents WOOD &TOVC4 ^ ir»p|«u in1 COl TS NECK MOTEL Efflclfn Two large bedrooms, 1' 1 tiled bath rated throughout Asking 1S9 9O0 ICtD |SQ Alter h Jbi 7661 I A ARMSTRONG AGENCY He HARD TO GET First, second and .ind wood burning fufr ty, (IIS per wpek Molel J1LK) pvr I MIDDLETOWN Mint plus Colon 71' living 100m with briik fireplace Sails Aweigh .|. . I -n-'uv tiytn "i Fri .i I wfe*k. plus tan Liflhl huusvkfetiing I al farmhouse Extra laige rooms ,iltor SSS Prospeii Ave Little Sil third mortgages. Fastcsl service, MOVING Selling nevei used tiu 14 dining room 70 eal (n kitchen vei 741 4500 New Jersey's only t (OIWPM rates Quirk tlusmg an any For FAST RESULTS 11 ii'i dun.) closet ,inii butt.'I iwu "v< M.il.tw.iit I. .HI In Sl *i66 6/1V Daily rales available Call 4318714 Iree lot, gas heat 3 5 bedrooms. $59 garage 175» 100 treed lot Aluminur HUNTER Dealer sue loan Call 531 2/24 vs. c lib .MIIJ lugtuhd.r Call or 946.3700 pei month Call alter 6. 291 0710 o siding , $47 900 Annou* for offe SUPER STUCCO - Keyport Three AT LOW COST M 17 ERA Me lined Really. Brokei family 1M0 a month rent collected Sailboat Specialists 72 Garage Sales GRAND STUDlG Garage apart Large rooms Live In one rent other 7S pre owned, new phone Qf I ICC EUUIPME-N1 UltO ment Furnished, overlooking Mil "in I It-AN Thrpe bedroom two 141,500 STERLING THOMP boats on display MERCHANDISE WAInul '•"(! u<)k desks Largv. medi Yard Sales Shrewsbury river utilities included lirtsemf ni t melient area $SM HIS! UUV OF THE YEAR SON ft ASSCH . Realtors Rt 16 mil si-n.ii i taacuhva and steno 1375 222 8715 J6' llJii Dl 671 6361 I wo laru* bedrooms, r ; tiled bath MniniHuwn it] that, 807 Mantoloklng Rd. 27 liviftg room with brick firepiac bwtvel ch.tirs Remington noteless. GAR AC | »AI I M.drtietov.-i NORTH LONG BRANCH Brick Town REGISTER IvMWfllars and stands Small and HIGHLANDS Beautiful! v 14 dining room 10' eat in kitchen FOUR BEDROOM CAPE Hailet Wikl (ill 1 10 4 J/ K.iryn It-ifdu furnished Iwo bedroom tondo with Mm ks Irom otean Nice clean five 71 Merchandise For .11 |l l.lhll | V.iir.i in . tli nl.tt ,r - y,way, i?i« 100 h eed lot Aluminur finished basement, plenty of living West, ofl Cherry T t • • I arm Mil fantastic view 1675 per month plus ioym Hrtruh 1350 per month, vear iil.ng $47,900 Anvloui tor offe (201) Classified Ads .mall hand addressograph. other lease. |ilus seturttv plus utilities space, in ground pool M ' 500 Sale electricity b months lo 11 months 1 RA Meitnrd Really. Brokei STERLING THOMPSON ft ASSOC Inns Room 10114. 10 Si*nnu Si Hpd 772 4087 717 408' Bank will) 141 95«5 74 Rental Service Heal tors HI 36, Mldrilelown 477-3252 542-1700 MOHT MONMOUTH Three 6M 9MM> 1971 ADMIHAL Super DeluRi HIGHLANDS Two roum elf 11 ien BICENTENNIAL COLONIAL lull 1 rm Iro'n Ma1dw hfdroom house on dead end siree side by side Ireeit-r refrigerator i.lin, I.. Iro AMP (1100) I'l.i'MiH HYDHAUi M 1 00 SCI I 1 T t H V415 plus utilities, gas heat 176 3715 I'HOOO, New Monmoulh Prim TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE - WIN i I H siuHAM- AH systems i- uppwiori (.V" n i* HI-M offer t.wci includes heal and electric, plus one diea Beamed tellings, wide pe Middleiown Gas heat One has four winter lied All Ivpes boat repairs IVii JI.LI HnuMSl AND n/fi) All in I'JMhtHI II* IIA> DM Wllf month's security and references 5250 Call alter 3pm S4? IMS 566-8100 HEP RANK - House tor rent Deau lloor s two f irepfai es flv bedrooms the other two Great op Reasonable rates In yard Inspec air condition Good lor begnmi'i DH IV L M| (> * ti*2 WH tall 791 J003 .HI 747 4062 alter 7 30 p m Mm two bedroom, separate livln pedroorns toned heal, inuroun portunliv to have tenant pay vour turn free of tharge Belford Marine loll I MI* from AAiddlfliiwn Area nool. over an atre Needs worl KEANSBURG - Second floor apart and dining room, eat in kitchei overhead Owner's annious 159,900 Railway, 7B7 9023 WHM to wall KI lifting enclose Lomfortable liveable nqw PAUL P STERLING THOMPSON ft ASSOC 3 LINES 671-9300 PAINT Colors interior ex tenor 76 Auction Sales menl three-room porch, magnificent bathroom. BUVA. INC 671 1544 Realtors, Rl 3*. Middletown WINTER STORAGE Outboard 14 a U.H Mat interior, IS /s agai it,it Call 7B7 M26 671 9*06 engihi>s and stern drive, boat! to 37'. 5 DAYS Dl it I FILCS Tables, chairs. '41 ?lv6 • ii-nur ')Mi i,//si COL JIM IVIUUHI ASSOCIATES MATAWAN - >> duplei, .1 CARROLL AGENCY INC Complete services available Twin adding mat hints, typewriters, oi AIM honcers Appralwn rooms, $300 month plus uttitles Ml (' HANK furnished two Real Estate Marketing and Sales USE VOUR IMAGINATION! At I ight iVUnrnv In. . 1*9 Hwy 3*. East $3.00 (ICfl • • •'!!• "i etc at bargain PIANOS ORGANS Gr<»ve Markers' Uron/rs heat, references, security Nov ill bedroom, plus den Carpeted. II Ml Al HIM |77 9100 i,mm Highlands Five seven Keansburg 787 3700 1 prices NEW or used A A C DESK W.iri'houM prices on most major iOI 93S /(-tn wi 17U r• >wm with llrtfMK*. garage an bodroom Victorian Great location! The Register FAMILY ADS UnHa OUtltl 1709 Rl 35. Oakhurst COl t INI Al FARMHOUSE Worth a lookl l$«,9O0 STERLING (unvement lo Parhwav $500 Plu dletown BrUk front, thre lion Fighters) can sell vour un •>3\ 3990 Udldwi . • ...liu,,n .1 11 etc Un lATAWAN Two bedrooms, hea utilities Call 741 4153 THOMPSON ft ASSOC. Realtors. 154 Recreational needi-d Items for you quickly 77 Pets And Livestock eluded, »<'••' bedrooms country kitchen 16*900 Hi it Middlelown *71 9*0* DINING ROOM Contemporary imii 'i initials Irom \? SO DIM STERLING THOMPSON ft ASSOC Merchandise for sale ONLY lorvlh 566 3363 RE.D BANK AREA - Two Vehicles l .ihir two leaves, pads IIa thairs. bedrooms, i1) baths, dining room Realtors, Rt 36, Middletown Originating from household, nol i*« server, breakfront chtna. base, e* WATERFRONT ceedinu .1 sale price u> 12U0 pit MA1AWAN One bedroom apart living room, kitchen Heat included 671 9606 (•Illltl condition. |S79 tJi I3S7 after I wi I HOLD MUSIC CENTER Advanced And Beginners Niver Plata to tattle estate Two MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT article I .i.ii Rd l Rl 9 lent. Main St , 1300 a month, al \M0 per month B41 7911 DOG TRAINING litllHIai un ludftl 566 7100 CUSTOM RANCH WITH IN(OM three bedroom Ranch. 80' ON SHAD Check our unbeatable PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED s BOO 391 b92l • Hnvshore Dog Club. 741 8046 RUMSON RIVERFRONT Dee Middletown Three bedrooms OW LAKE, fireplace, vinyl siding, low rates and (omUhra, 2790472 Each additional line, II 00 No tin, OCEAN PORT Cottage, one fireplace, in ground pool PIANOS - ORGANS water dock, tour bedrooms. Iw full basement will lake batlr first POP UP CAMPER Sleeps eight, count If canceled before expiration DIRT-STONE TOP SOIL Al BINO CockiHirls, young bedroom. 1350 monthly plus utilities baths, living roam with fireplace menl renti for $700 a month Supt "..,r t ,,gi for qualified buyer No chang All MUSK dl Supplies and IfTVlCl pfOVI n lii iriliri'l P per On the Navfslnfc River GEORGE SAVOTH AGENCY SON t ASSOC , Realtors. Rt 36 YOUR MONEY S WORTH - Mid .til .illir 6 p in 583 143b old 671 IS74 or (Vi l'thM luad Any amount available Call Walk to railroad, bus Moder 721 7400 Middletown 671 9606 dletown This home Is In outstanding 210 Lost A Found REGISTER 787 IVil or 438 3313 and two bedrooms, 1420 up An con PIANO Spinni-l maple. Hdrdnmn I Wt t 1O GOOD HOAAL Nine (ondillon Low, low tases, t ioning, heat, hot water, balcony CUTE AS A BUTTON Mid l.|..rli (nllltiinlll 16SU month old Ivmat*, miR«d Husky bedrooms 174,900 STERLING CLASSIFIED ADS doorman, security and more Ga dletown Three bedrooms. 106' Io1 LOST Small Terrier white wilh CAM 787 3245 Loves the outdoors Good watt hdug 103 Rentals To Share THOMPSON ft ASSOC , Realtors JV'.,OFF" inst.iii.il.on .ivaildble TILL DIRT Wholesale. $3 00 per age, pool, marina available Bob gas heat Walk to school and bu< brown spots Fair Haven 1100 re- h,id .ill shnis (..ill .nu.i,. after 6 Ht 3*. Mlddieluwn *n 9*0* LEVOLORS. VERTICALS, WOVEN yd we load your truck Call 767 7177 'IANO Suinnet. Lester ol Phild 741 1732 $3v,9O0 STERLING THOMPSON ft ward 147 4*U WOODS. CALL NOW!1 Hosor 938 3313 • ii- full keyboard, suncrb coiidi HOUSE MATE Wanted lo shar ASSOC . Reallori, Rt 16. Mid RED BANK,- Three room apart less 5*6 5349 ion -1340 191 m\- .GOLDEN KCTfelt-VER 1 iwo storv Suburban house In Ha/I* dlelown 6/1 9606 132 Condominiums LOST - Red Persian male cat, MRES1ONL TIRES SelotD). ment, (300; one room and ba'h vUlnllv train station, little Silver montlis old, no MPeri looking If with one male and one female Ren A GOOD PLACE TO GO A BOM never used, one used set of L15 apartment, no pets 566-3175 FLBERON . Owner moved, Reward 77* 1100, Eal SS9 or gnod homu Iwnate. lovable and a olus utilities, average $240 p* Town Houses plflce to know Sycamore Greens Make oiler urn vni PLAGUED BV BILLS' - Simpl" month i *n 949 3J6« days, !W W9 sell, spectacular five-bedroom Colo 741 *723 nial, fully decorated, central alr.ua Antiques, fine quahlv used FIREWOOD Top ouatily oak. full method of personal money mange nlghls Ask lor Rov HED BANK Beautflui large one heat and finlihed basement U< RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUStS LOST —- since June Graan parrot, furniture, antique pdinlings. prints, nrd guarantfed or money back mi-nl can help Complete details (or K I I T I NS Ail,.i rtbli, n .v ,ii- !<• -ti ..I breaktronts. chairs, tables, chest of 1 and two bedroom apartments Llv QUIET i I WAI I _ Wanted to believable price $79,000 With view o4 the Naveslnk Two or IB' long Please call attar I p.m. er Spill and delivered, SI00 a cord Call 100 FattSheet. Ho* MS. Chllwood. vn i good niilured. ruiti* ,iiui before • am 7J9 9113 drawers, wrought iron dinette set 1 J : 07/71 female. Short i. MIMI and long ng room, custom kitchen with share three bedroom Aberdeen G&G Realtors 531 2000 B7O25S4 three bedroom units with v» baths 791 4B1S den, garagt From 195.000 741 0516 Browsers welcome 36 Sycamore haired Musi Imd good IIUMH •• washer, dinette, larpetfnB- fully in home on lightly wooded '/i acre LOST BLACK LABRADOR — Ave.. Ltllle Silver 74)1*93. POOL TABLE International sulaled. J375 JSOO Also, two Wilh Iwo mature professionals FAIR HAVEN Sale bv ow FISHtR 220 STEREO 1 you're a i .il lover call 946 7B19 at Three.year old male, waring a blue iiiir.H Li Corp 3 t'tV, exceltent bedroom house, $500' 741 2146 l iifi-i*. *• targe living room and Energy efficient Well Insulated SHADOW LAKE RESALES AM FMractiver.lUS Can 741 6240 ALL MODELS 157,000195.000 collar Llncrott Mlddlatown area ANTIQUE BEDROOM SET Dark fi,im 4SSO fdll B7J Ufli4 sunporch $200 plus IU utllitlt-v Four bedrooms, overtimed eat-In S47 637* wood, floral motif Twin beds, two IURNISMING ON A LOW RED BANK Luxury High Rise 583 WS3 evenings klthen with Jenn Air Grill Living ALSO RENTALS dressers tone with mirror). Antique BUDGET? - Check the USED PUMPKINS 80 Bicycles/ one bedroom apartment, also two room with fireplace and glass door LOST Irish setter Mala, bedroom, two bath Beautiful view KERR AGENCY sof.i and choice ol two chairs or FURNITURE CENTER OF HED im ui.ii ,imi table squash, or wrST FND Room In three onto deck uvet looking sparlou mahogany colored Lot! In Ocean more. <.•<,, t-, At $51,000 THE SMOLKO AGENCY 79100*4 evat costs with month includes ALL utilities Avail SEA BRIGHT Motel rooms and 7fl7 0173 able Nov 1st Call 747 630J after S furnished studio apartments Maid KCANSBURG 112.150 gN«S. four 212 Travel- ANTIQUES R rn 'He and utllllles included In ou HOLMDEL family, assume 150,000. *'/>% mort Transportation I mi- hirriilurt', inm t-Nim and •)>.< winter rates Available bv day COWARD W COLLINS AGENCY gage lo qualified buyer 177.000 t ,111 S4? I'iDl or 791 ?O77 RED BANK - Apartment for rent week or month No lease TRADE AfilLITY DEPENDABILITY these big transportation, gentleman pre WINDS MOTEL. 84.2 183' RELIABILITY KEYPORT - Two family, owner (ANTIQUES - GATtWAY AN erred No pets. 62 Oakland SI 944 4144 occupied, modern throughout Im IMOUSINE SERVICE - For all ui •,. RI n una HomatltAd WEST PAl M BEACH, FLA medlale possession Near schools tcaslons To alrporll Irom III . Lfonardu 2VI '-f^ RED BANK l arye three bedroom (Pine Ridge) Two bedroom con KEANSBURG — Three room home transportation 1*3,000 STERLING Weddings are our specially Low partment Skylight, river vi dominium - Fully furnished Club Excellent condition Owner will McCANN REAL ESTATE Him alas, free quote*, 24 hour. §eve* I ASH FOH onvenlent hospital/downtown. $500 privileges Available immediately assist financing to qualified buyer KER, 5**9**6 tav service Call loll free, Comic Uooks lus utilities 747 7004, 9 1 Nonets) Call after ft D ,m .566 0936 $78,500 Evei . 671 7111 MO 6*2 3005 /•i\ 1637 K EANSBURG - Beautiful lour 137 Lots A Acreage INFLATION FIGHTERS EA BRIGHT - Lunury waltrfront. 105 Summer Rentals r>edroom brick and aluminum tldec 213 Instruction house with I6»31 In-ground pool and • in. • i Cash tot your goiil tilve sKIng $500 Ait amiliances. 170 9431. abana Home Includes two bathi 100K774 I MOUNT POCONO Four bedroom modern kitchen with custom cabl A REAL ESTATE Agents llceni i Oins and sterling Hwy 3'- .ind An HH 7500 rb bath Chalet Fueplsce Private Commercial and lloht industrial 2M GALLON OIL TANK DINETTE SET Walnut colored RIDING SEARS MOWER — bov Rd . Cliff wood 1M, 7U55 ' nets.'knotty pine recreation room mg course Mornings. Oct 13 74 Flberglas lined with bottom drain tor mif ,i Table, lour malt lung h D . 76" cut. 1175 Gas mower, needs golf course, tennis courts, beach and /uned lot In Shrewsbury Only EA BRIGHT Winter rates now uge dining room and living room 131,900 Call WALKER & WALKFR. Monmouth institute. 542 2300 oil valve Approximately ' • full thdii-s, 160 566 117? Inn.- up (50 741 ]7?4 DON I HAVE 'HAT \AI I I wi Pliable at Harbour Point. Water ~ i, Cluti '),,.„• to'all resorts wilh cuitom drape* and carpeting 727 5543 '41 5217 PIANO/ORGAN LESSONS r Ml H60 B7? 1S60 after 6 p m DISHWASHER buv flll vour small garag** sal lew furnished studios and onr- Many < FK .is Move In condition HUG - 17x16 burnt orande. medium itbmt. Pius coniinf- oi bawmenii edroom suflt-s 1497 Ocean A*u , $59,900 THE SMOLKO AGENCV, TRAILER SI1F1 - Lake Adventure, 1 at their homes Reasonable 35 STEEL TUBE - Ideal fOi Portable Whirlpool, 130 Pile IIM ii six months, tike new. i700 ,.Mi. s etc Call it* Hr is .ittt-r 3 p " 47 3353 Call Karen Frank, Organist Planlit flagpole or TV. S». 747 9244 106 Furnished Rooms 0123 itonos Private lake, nool, 747 7017 ibhouie. planned activities SHI no Bachelor! in Music J41$Wi ?64 11J4 DISHWASMtH . Sears Kenmore KtANSRURG'- Two family, dead nearby Call *7I 4557 SIGNED Dric'.i,,) Rosi>bo«vl. gold 71 Merchandise 1 Merchandise GMLANDS Sunny single room end street, hot water baseboard heat TUTORING AND COUNSELING - • BABY ITEMS — Good matirets underrountfr. hot w«tter miser Pug handles and Lue top cover, \ itudents In need of subjects as puvwer miser, si ill- in original tar Ion. For Sale For Sale overlooking river and ocean Mature and air conditioning $55,900 F trtb. wardrolH- I ike new. (100 Alter 4. 741 46tM business gentleman 87} 1710 rianclne available 717 3500 ,1 stance and behavioral science 764 1134 WOO tall 764 8443 138 Mobile Homes raining Over 15 yean eiiperience il* RADIATOR COVERS Asking KEANSBURG KEANSBURG Handyman, 14000 N I rprtlfled personnel Call for HIKE - Girl's three speed, en t'X'ERIOR - Wooden shutters. 80 (75 One oil burner pump. ISO Furnished rooms available appointment 5«3 6O9l » ionu HiP.Hf M ' long.JIOiidii. 40 down, taven rooms, gai heat, <>.:•> TRAVELO - Mobile home olleni condition, u; Can 227 SOJU Call 741-0476 W *8*V or 787 9851 16,900 Also summer duplex. $7000 alter ]p.m long, 110 iMn Wooden screen door. Two bedrooms Adults only Harlet TUTOR Teacher will tutor your $70 HQ07U SKltS - Rossignol 160. Look GI ONE OR TWO ROOMS And bath down, one and three-bedroom units, 15.000 739 3*17 hitd grades K 6 Call between 9 12 bindings, boots 1 t and pairs M urn.shed $71,900 Seller financing If HUNK HEOS UNIT inr« yijars n new Ranch home, all privileges 7x65 - Two bedrooms, tow tjatht ir after 5 5*4 U76 GAS DRVER cellent. (150 complete 547 3161 Reasonable 56* B1I9 alter 4 qualified CHATEAU REALTY old. Sears, (200 Sears Kenmore (60 REAL ESTATE. 211 Carr Ave, Aihlna 1)3.000 739 1IB7 S3O0763 Keensburo, 7B7 5W4 5440337 SNOW TIHES - Two sets. ' 'H H BUNK BEDS -• Unused sturdy and Gtm '5 DHESSIIS AND COATS ~ and PI1S-(5R15 M.S. lOHniSi 108 Commercial 1 I 1 I I Ml VI H SHREWSBURY GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES beautiful Complete with m.il Sue 6» 0 Excellent condition it Hutu iihi- new Used only one season, Rentals iREA Call or tend lor our Bethany Rd . Mattel Adult park tresses IM0 Call ?79 7461 each 847 6290 150 f«ith i»tin }*} 614H Shore ft. Country, L Iving" brochure, Walk to shopping and N Y but .4 3411 !17AIUnhurit HUIUI Hluc four Selves With iN,OW UBE5 • rlifl 15 on.nms A CENTS Fxef utivet, pro. lutlve listings APPLE BROOK NOflCI CALORIC - C Bind I ' doors Sliding doors on bollorn. 1171 MOBILF. HOME 17**5, centra range hood. HD0. built tn oven And Used on season Moving souUt. nucl onjli offices available In Iwo OFNCY. Realtor. 44 Churrh SI, > and heal Patio, washer an< The following Ordinance wal In- Dishes, 50 years old. UrvlCI tor .'II Asking (bo 566 561 h three rooms or larger Ittlp Silver, 747 5U* troduced and approved on first read broiler, Avoudo, tiw. natural gas t-ight with pxirtis, good tondiliort. tpet, derivation On long term yfr, Iwo bedrooms, wall to- wal Kitchen sink, IJ0. large oak deik. STEREO CABlNF T - Custom IT TIP SILVER - Four bedroom arpet.turtaini anddrapet 547 7210 irm at a meeting of the Board ot jlOO, 787-SO04 after 6pm eases Red Bank area Full ttr Commissioners of the Borough at glass fop, (100. 2WW7J made walnut formica, threr Qoor i low rents '41 9595 anrh. T } baths, den, living room, om 6 lo 9 134 1st SI . Eaiontowi LADIE'S WRITING DESK %*u Ilk! new. (150 Call 787 6545 ...nig room, kitchen, basement, ine Tree Allenhurst on the 91h of September COCKTAIL TABLE - Walnut, slate 1980 and was finally adopted altar a (op. iti Scroll gold leaf glass top Raggedy Ann lamp. * > s Brownie ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS jge storage Half acre, large trees uniform, sue 6. 18 B4J b2W TWO G E RIMS 15 . *1J each. Shop area with overhead door for unvtnient to schools By owner public hearing thereon at a meeting • Kktail table. 1100 Wrought iron rent 87? 0J67 40 Real Estate Wanted of the Board of Commissioners on set. end tables. IK each, cocktail 'ike new combination got and 09,000 C*ll 747 5177 LADIES COATS - IS) Cashmere, kerosene Move. 175 7416713 the 73rd of September 19M tabla, (30, arm chairs. 130 earn.wool Creinp, black, navy. $70 each ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Shop MIDDLE TOWN RANCH - Two BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS sola. si?o Eight-piece Mikasa Ramtoals 141. (IS each. Un 14 16 u 15" snew tires, mounted OTI area with overhead door lor rent droom. furnished'unfurni\hr«l Al I. CASH Dr James A OMallev. Mayor stoneware. US 1*41 3*80 Before J pm. 7415454 After 4, Furd wheels.140 tor pair 87? 0167 Dfttfo m Shadow Lake Two baths. vestors seek houses up to 1100,000 Joseph M Coyne, Commissioner 671 AI96 764 54JO * t in kitchen, living room, dining lit! rlosing MEtMED Rt'Al T Y, Stephen J McCarthy. COMPLETE - Seven pie-0 Wither ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Two ea Porch, garage Beautiful plan I 171 S*50 Commissioner living room/sei. excellent condition, LINCOI.NN ARC WELDER - Like TWO 13" snow tires, mounlid on Stores with concrete lloor Can be nu- 1700 a month Call 741 MM Attest Richard F Gibbons MM. 787 3*4 new, 775 amps, helmet. 1100 Ioyol.i wheels, (40 tor pair rfit'-rea to <-uii specific needs Can HOUSES BOUGHT nofwigh Clerk ?9t 3M3 ?M S45O H7J 03s; DDLETOWN JU5T t ISTBD - DATED Sept 23. IW) CUSTOM WINE CABINET - f-UH CASH * mt plus condition, four bedrooms, 4 HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FO AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN Rustic, rough sewn oak ar|y lease, $125 a month 7411111 orated Inside and out Beau before l » P m LATIONS FOR THE PARKING OF Verv heavv, you move Ashing (700 illy landscaped for minimum MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE AL or besl offer >39 1B?6 QUEEN SIZE — Mattress bo* TWO STEREO - Milt'*, Philro and DISCOUNTS FOR arr> See it today Asking 1137.900 ,pnng and Irarne. IM Sears flee trie Svlvanid. Ulit '»•« lonsolts, S70D i EXECUTIVE'PROFESSIONAL i I N AVCNUE PARKING LOT TTLE SILVER REALTY. Re RECREATIONAL OWNED AND MAINTAINED BY DELUXE RECLINER — $7S 6a9 I. ver. MS 1*1 7U! Kit IU 17(11 SUITES Available tor rent. Stt bw«* brown. Belgium Oriental. SENIOR CITIZENS fnni Moor, n*ut f»n1er of Long llQI >*1 OT50 THF BOROUGH OF Al 1100 s 11 wrought iron Wine R.ufc. •H LLIN>R Stralolounger. brown VAN OH 'HULK TIRfcS > nil hraruh hus.npss districl C8II in LtNHUR&T, AND PROVIDING (IDDI I TOWN Catl or send for PENALTIES FOR THE VIO- V3S Quality tadies cull, *li Floor eaihtir (man's), mint condition. B '5 16 5 on Dodge nms. (TOO or tx-st 777 7267 ur Shore and Country Living" waller. U All like new. 739 Till 1100 541 0733 after mm. oMrr 500 miles 495 9544 after 5 30 CHECK THIS LIST OF MERCHANTS WHO ARE iS2 Boats a IATION THEREOF," ADOPTED HIGHLANDS Service Q*r*Q*. rothure, pics, descriptions, pntes MARCH 1). 1*79 REFRIGERATOR FREEZER WHITE DRESSER - Desf and 2500 \a fi . hydraulic lift. *J50 per n exclusive listings AP DESK WOOD - XNM, %7i Kitchen OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY L EBROOK AGENCY. Realtors. Accessories Seoi 39 iv.io tnblf, i.-ur emirs. (70 Side by side door, J150 Call 747 767J. r. good condition. (100 Call month, plus utilities, security re rtlter ipm 764 1656, after 3 D rn quired 2*1 9SJ7 50 Rt 35, Middletown, 671 2300 Call M? B«I' 16' HOBIE - Three monthvom. 2)0 Other Public Notices DOLE TOWN - Spectacular PHARMACIES I ITT| F 'JIUEH Nrw building. many eitras. $7500 or best Offer • PtOOKDALE RESTAURANTS 1700 VJ ft , will divide for offices or anch nestled on appro*Imatelv two 74) 0076 KHfJ arh hkr acres, overlooking Shadow COMMUNITY COLLtOf RED OAK DINER Store On ground floor, oil street LCOAL NOTICI SHREWSBURY PHARMACY parking 741 0091 ake Three bedrooms, oversiie llv W 1973 FIBERGLASS $ 00 V DlKOutt to All Senior Citizens We participate in PAA Program mg room. den. dining room. 4 baths, ( ARAVtTl I I With 1973 6S h p SURPLUS PMOMHTV Rt ISMJilet. 214 8356 5T0 Broad St . Shrewsbury T41-4874 MATAWAN Rt 34 Two offices, modern kltthen, screened In porch Lvmrude $1950 787 77M Notke is hereby given that the 161 sq ft and 740 sg ft e gas heat immediately 5** 0916 after t pm and air cooditloninfl Fully lend- Call 264 4073 PROPERTY at the Purchasing Do $ staoed, with underground sprmkier partment. 745 Newman Springs FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200" MlDOl f TOWN MWV M - Prime i system 1110.000 Call lor appoint 19 Gl ASSMASTER - Tandem Road. LiricroH. New Jertav on Octo- o">ee spa^e. highway frontage, in menl. 701 6M«N5 trailer. OMC stern drive, flasher tM-' 14. 19*0 7 00 p.m. prevailing professional budding, 600 so M . 1325 > recorder depth fmder. downugger. lime, at which time and place, said Reqisler Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Dlw> utiMties 671 1698. 2 5pm WIUO1 FTOWN - (Belford), four tu'u instrumentation New bittlery. hids will be publicly opened and read quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- t>edroom Cape Cod. Dead end street, fu-i system, seats $1300 Call on the following item RED BANK New luMury offlCt treed lot 153.900 Call Ray Passaro. 370/t» CENTRAL umns now under a separate dislmcliue headmq . JANITORIAL 'AAA TRUCK NtNTALS, 791 3951 between 6 10 o rn or space with central switrhboard and Realtor, 791 9214 457 3539 between lam and lom PROCESSING UNIT 10**^ discount to senior eli#e receptionist 741 Un Specifications and Instructions Herns oriqinalinq Irom your household may be sold SERVICES Mort Fri with ltd 3JS Hity Ask for Ken TWENTY FOUR HOUR OCEAN PORT - Ranch, three can be obtained al the Purchasing tor UD lo $200 00 (formerly $100 001 per article WeMKeanshurg 787 0*33 RED BANK Professional office bedrooms, family room wood burn 1969 ZUBACK 14'. Al condition, Department of Brook dale Communi- Janitorial «nd Painting. Reasonably smte comprised of five room's and mg stove on gui*t street In lovely Price for each item must be mentioned d Free Estimates 741-4*07 fresh water cooled Too many extras ty College at 7*5 Newman Springs REAL ESTATE iwo lavatories ground floor wtth neighborhood' Principals only to Msl Call alter 6pm. 4«»>i)p Road. LlncrMl. New Jersey on Of ample on site parking ii20va ft of 777 0193 173.500 after October 1,19tO *rea AT %700 per month plus utilities. 19*9 16' LUMRS - Fibergias, trrsM PAIR HAVEN t Al ITV iVilfi carpet an4 air condiirpmng, II Is expressly understood that TIRES OCEAN TOWNSHIP WavSlde water cooled, engine perfect in wa the property upon which bids *rt tall owner WAI.TER ZIMMERER ft Wood* and Lortg View Village New tar lim Or Offer 717 4949 CROWN TIRE MART Large discount r*r> commisstoi' SON 946 MOO h*mes from 1175.000 531 0505 solicited is tor sal* only "AS IS," Discount to ALL Senior Citizens Call Mrs Jane While for details 1961 40 H P JOHNSON Outboard WHERE IS " Call 542-1700 Hwy 35. Port Monmouth, 717 7173 HED BANK AREA • Three modern OCEANPORT ••'igini' evcellent condition. $700 Brookdale Community College reserves the right to reject any and bunf Avt Tlnto F offices Approximately 700 so ft NEW RANCH 117.900 drrn 741 9797, alter 6 P m No discount if cancelled before expiation ?iTT5a ' ° ""' Tfce D»llv Register total Available immediately ' Light NEW COLONIAL 1179,900 bids and to walva inlormellttas No changes in copy 76' WOODEN KETCH • Nrw and minor Irregularities In bldi re- Rt 35 Ntotune 774-40*0 CLASSIFIED ADS leootiable Can weekdays. 9 CARLO CONSTRUCTION dacron sails. 13 hp, universal in ceived 7B7 35OO board engine 791 1063 Secrt n W.fB 244 Tinton Falls 18 The DbityRegister SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBERS, i960 U3 L*m Brancii m Rtd tank 244 TlntE* FtllS 244 Tlnton Falls PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tern.ofl the Pol«» auandl.es In the manner designated Secdon 1 herein Wch montes. U lite tp «W llpMlw.]|i IS. ItM site MM than will be a uwciel meeting of the the Borough of Tlnton Fails pre >n the Specific aliens 233 Lon« ftranch 231 L«*fj Branch 2U Lout trench • •lent received are hereby ap sutwnmaa to the Boer* tor review ,* Ttnton Falls Planning Board en viousiy adopted snail remain in full in the e*ent li is not PoaHble "> propnaied therefor and shell be ap- Yay are hereby notified that vof Wednesday. October |. ItM al • M force end effect unless specif Ice"» be present at the time ana place of AH ORDINANCE &MVN0IN9 AND li Still along said property Una. N J for THE PURCHASE OF TWO plied either directly to m* ceal have to davs from ihe dale hareof ti PM The purooM of the meeting is amended, supplemented or ap- opening of bids, bids mev be mailed lUPPLtMSNTIMa CHAPTtR Vt North 05 degeet 03 minutes 12 sec DUMP TRUCKS I AN F-W0 thereof or to the payment or reouc appeal ail er any part of thi to hear the ecpuceltoro that ware pealed bv this Ordinance to City Municipal Building. Long OP TH1 •IVIifD ftlNlKAL ondi East and a distance o* *• w fe»t W B tSJ C A |4 OR EQUAL 2 AN tion of ihe obiiaatlons authorlud or a I or a mentioned decision thl scheduled and not heard on Septem Section 4 This Ordinance shau Branch. N j attention of Business OKDINAMCIS OF THC CiTV OP (o Io a point on the Motherly line of a 10 F JM CAB & CHASSIS W B 133 OR issued nereunder Mayor and Council of the Borough ofV bar 17. ttM The regularly scheduled take effect immediately upon IU Administrator LOMO tftANCH, IN THI COUNTY n foot wide righl-of wav. thence EQUAL THE PURCHASE OF ONE Section • The full faith and Had Bank work session will follow the special final passage and publication ac Eugene j Bedell OF MOMMOUTH ANO STATI OF 3) .Along the southerly right-of SNOW PLOW FOR NEW F-TOQ t redn of the City ere hereby ptedgwd Dated September II. ItM mealing cording to law Buiinau Administrator Niar Jt««Y, i*m • LOITIMINO way line of the 10 foot wide easement TRUCK OR EQUAL THE to the punctual pavment of the win Wolf Press inc and Snariia E Van Winkle. BE IT HEREBY ORDAINED PUBLIC NOTICE Sept It SM» South It degaei SS minutes 00 sec PURCHASE OF TWO SNOW C leei of and the Interest on the oft Louise M Dee* y Secretary that Chapter VI Of trte '-Revised The loregoine Ordinance was In- ondi East and a distance of 40 IS feel PLOWS AND TWO SPREADERS hgattont authorised bv tnlt bond or bv Robert j Geughran. EM Sew It tMO General Ordinances of Itw Cllv of troduced and passed first reading ai •24SUnionBa.ach to e point on lha easterly right-of- FOR F ]» TRUCK OR EQUAL and dinance The obligations shall be 144 Highway 15 a special meeting of tha Mevor and Lone Branch, in th« County of Mon AM ORDINANCE AMENDING AN way line of Bay Avenue, thence ooeneo end read in public at a meet direct, unlimited obligations of the Council of the Borough of Tlnton TAK E NOT IC E. that on the lath mouth and State of Hew Jirw* •OloilU ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AH OR 4) Along the easterly rlght-of mg to be rtetd m the City Municipal Cllv. and the City snail be oMtaated Mtddtetown, N j 0774*. Pen* held on Sept 23. 1M0 and said day of August itM the Zonlno Board 1970" it hereby amende* to includ« DIMANCI FIXIN6 THE wav Una of Bav Avenue. South OS Budding 344 Broadway. Long to lew ad valorem lanes uMn all the Attorney for Wotf PreM. Inc Ordinance will be further considered of Adjustment of the Borough of th* following SALARIES AND COMPENSATION degeet 03 minutes i? seconds W«st Branch. N J , on WEDNESDAY laiable properly within the Cltv tor S»Pt 2t M «0 lor fine) passage at a regular meet Union Beach. N J , after a public OF CERTAIN OFFICE III AND KM »-t* Drlnklna ft' Alcoholic and a distance of 4414 feet to a OCT IS, '«H AT | 00 P M PRE the pavment of Ihe obligations and ing of said governing body to be nelo n*enng granted the application of •LOVBBS OP THE EOR0U4H OF Btvirwt oolnt. thence VAILING TIME Ihe interest thereof) wllhoul llmlU NOTICE TO BIDDERS on Oct 14. 1VM. at 4 IS P M at the Lvdia Parsed lo use a certain addt TIHTON FALLS POR THE YEAR • Nowwn the" b« drunk Si Still along the easterly right Specifications wilt be on tile In tion of rate or amount Notice Is hereby given that Borough Hail. Tlnton Falls. New tion lo the residence located at 303 or in • lUti of inlovltellon In of wav line of Bav Avenue South oa the office of the Purchasing Agent Section 9 This bond ordinance Mated bids win be waived bv the Jersey at which time and place all Front St , known ai Block I Lot l BE IT ORDAINED BY THE • rty street or Public piece degeet 1* minutes 41 seconds Eatt and mav be eiamined by pros •.hen take eHeti 20 davs after the Council of tha City of Long Branch, Persons desiring to be heard thereon subiect to the granting of a building MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE within the city, or In any and a distance of 104 44 feet to a Ptcllve bidders during business first publication thereof after fine will be given full opportunity permit for the existing addition BOROUGH OF TINTON FALLS IN private home or piece 1o the point on the northerly rlghl-of-wev hour* Bidders mav obtain a COPV of adoption, as provided bv the Lota THE PURCHASE OF tMM (TEH Resolution of said Board has THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. Jerome S Reea annoyance of e«v citutn of line of Beach Avenue, thence the Specifications ana Proposal Bond Law THOUSAND) PLASTIC LINERS been filed in the office of the NEW JERSEY (net lest than two- Borough Clerk person _*s, b) Along the northerly right of forms upOn application to the and opened and read in puMic at a Borough Clerk and Is available for thlrdi of all members thereof af- s»pt n sis to b Mo^pArtan tn«n serve, way line of Beach Avenue North at Purchenno Agent ~ STATIMfNT meeting to be netd in the City Muntc inspection Mil. MNKH. dr in* or can The Bond Ordinance publish* d firmatively concurring) that Or NOTICE TO ADDERS deoeet S3 minutes 00 seconds West Proposals must be made on the ip*l Building. 344 Broadway. Long Lvdla Pat soil turn* any alcoholic Nvingt herewith has been finally adopted o>> dinance #4(4 entitled 'An Or Notice is hereby given that end a distance of 40 43 feet to the standard Proposal form and rrust be Branch. N J .on: Sept 2t MJp on a DUbtU itreel highway September 21. if»0 and the M da* dinance FUtna the Salaries and sealed bids win be received bv tht point and place of BEGINNING enclosed in sealed envelopes ad WEDNESDAY, OCTORSR H- iv*nu«, aliev or road of the period of limitation within which a Compensation of Certain Officers Council of the City of Long Branch Contains MSI 2 Souere Feel dretttd to the City Administrator of tfJM M • 44 PM. PREVAILING 241 Monmouth County city, or upon any public suit, action or proceeding question and Emplovoet of Ihe Borough of N J . for Being Intended to describe the the Cltv of Long Branch at the Office TIME. grounds, perks, iidewalki mg the validity of such ordinance Ttnton Falls for the Year itw WORKSHOP MEETING same portion of Bav Avenue which it of the Cltv Clerk. 144 Broadway. Specifications will be on tlla in •Ms far »rlPiUftg a reveri and awes beaches, marine bit int. can be commenced, ai provided m adopted April I. ItM be and tha A Workshlp Meeting of the adiacent to Lots 4t. so and St as L ong Branch, N J jKe outside of the the office of the Purchasing Agent Uaojavatre tetee Ittne d a v the eft.ee ef beachfronts, ar boardwalks In the Local Bond Law. h«i beaun to MTO is hereby amandad and sue Board of Education of the Voce shown on a certain map entitled envelope must be dearly marked and may be examined bv pros- the Mayer end the elf ice of the Plan lha city, or In any automobile. run the date of Ihe first publication piemented as follows nine Director and opened end reao tional Schools In the County of Mon- Meot of Lands tituated at Mon THE PURCHASE OF F-«00 TRUCK pective bidders during business otter vehicle or In any othar of this statement SECTION 1 "Section 7SCHED in public at a meeting to be held In mouth will be held at 2 00 P M on mouth Beach. Monmouth County. OR EQUAL - THE PURCHASE OF hours Bidders may obtain a copy of maani of transportation on the 1 JENNIE C DEFAZlO ULE "•" Unclassified positions the Citv Municipal Building. 344 Thursday. October 2. ItM, in the NJ ' dated November S. tfO4 and F }» TRUCK OR EQUAL. THE the Specifications and Proposal public streets, hlohwav*, al Cltv Clerk Salaries Mr annum ". Broadway. Long Branch. N J on Board ol Education office el 2 Bucks filed in the Monmoulh Counly PURCHASE OF ONE SNOW PLOW forms upon application to the ley*, ivtnutt. grounds side ^•et 2* t?un Delate — Police Director -o- WediMtcev OCTOBER IS. ItM at Lane, Marlboro, New Jersey Clerk's Office on September IS. 1*63 THE PURCHASE OF TWO. end m Purchasing Agent walks, beeches, patkt. marina Add - Police Chief MS,300 00 1 Mem »revallln« time The purpose of the meeting will as Case 72 2 eluding the name and address of the Proposals must be made on the baiint. baachfronti. or AN ORDINANCE AUTM0HIIIM0 Section 2 This Ordinance shall be to discuss PARCEL #J bidder it must be accompanied bv « standard Propose! form and must be Specifications will pe on file in boardwalk* In thi I ilv THK CITV OP LONO ftRANCH TO take effect upon Its passage and the office of the Purchasing Agent I Budget — School Year DESCRIPTION OF THAT POR tlatemeni of Consent of Surety from RENT OARPIELD PARK POR enclosed In sealed envelopes ad c No person (hall muti publication according to law. retro- and mav be eiamined bv pros- iMMtU TION OF BAY AVENUE WHICH IS e Surety Company authorized to do THE TEAR l«« dressed to tha City Administrator of any akohoilt beweraae with in active lo the date of appointment pective bidders during business Betty A Perro ADJACENT TO LOT 2. BLOCK 441 business in the State of New Jersey. WHEREAS, the Cltv of Long the City of Long Branch at the Office lam to violate subsection b of introduced September 33. ItM hours Bidders mav obtain a coov ot Board Secretary AS SHOWN ON THE OFFICIAL and acceptable to the Cltv. and a Branch did avertlse tor bids for lha of the Cltv Clerk, 344 Broadway. Section * U PUBLIC NOTICE tha Specifications and Proposal Seal 29 U 50 TAX MAPS OF THE CJTY OF certified check or cam or bid bond, rental ol Oar field Park, and Lona Branch. NJ Tha outside of the d Panailiat Any vtrMn The foregoing Ordinance was in forms upon application tu the LONG BRANCH. MONMOUTH drawn to the order of 'tha < wt ot WHEREAS, the Cilv of Long envelope must be clearly marked who vlolatai any of th« pro iroduced and passed first reading at Purchasing Agent COUNTY. NEW JERSEY Long Branch" for not lets than ten Branch on two occasions after ad- BID: PLASTIC LINERS visions of Ihn section thai) Be a special meeting of the Mayor and BEGINNING at a point of In- percent of tha amount of the bid vertising did receive bids both of and Including the name and address Proposals must be made on the 250 Othtr Public Notices pertalifed in luch manner and Council of tha Borough of Tlnton tersection of the southerly line of enceot that the check need not >* which were rejected, and of tha bidder. II must be accom standard Proposal form and must be undar such criteria at set forth Falls held on September 23. ItM and enclosed tn sealed envelopes ad SUPERIOR COURT Seech Avenue (40' R 0 W ) and the f«ed $20,000 00 WHEREAS, two bids ware re penied bv a statement of Consent of Ih Section » 12 of Chaster VI of said Ordinance will be further con- dressed to the Cltv Administrator of OF NEW JERSEY westerly line of Bav Avenue (40" Bidden are reouired to comply calved on the last advertised bid In Surety from a Surely Company au the "Revised General Or sidered for final callage al a rtgo- Ihe Cilv of Long Branch at the Office CHANCERY DIVISION ROW) and thence running, with requirements ol P L !*7S, c accordance with specifications. thor ned to do business In the State of dlnences o* Th# City of Long lar meeting of said governing ttodv of the Citv Clerk, 144 Broadway MONMOUTH COUNTY 1) Along the southerly right of l??and P L. It77,c 33 which specifications did provide tor New Jarsav. and acceptable to the Branch, in tha County of Mon to be held on Oct. 14, ItM. at J is Long Branch. N J The outside of (he Docket He. P nil 11 wav line of Beach Avenue. South tv The Business Administrator or a rental term ot Mav 1 to September Cltv, and a certified check or cash or mouth and Stale of New Jar P.M. at the Borough Hall. Tinton envelope must be clearly marked L S State of New Jersey to degees IS minutes East and a dlt the City Council reserves the right to 15. 1t«, and bid bond, drawn to the order of "The Fails, New Jersey al which time and Eld far prlitUm ef report and auei New Tn State Floors, a corporation wy mo" lance of 40 2S feel to e point. thence require a complete financial and ex- Cltv of Long Branch" for not lets WHEREAS, both bids were re- Place ail persons desiring to be Uennatre kv the eftlce of the Mever, NOTICE is hereby given to you Introduced September 23. 19W 2) Along the latterly right of perience statement from pros- than ten percent of the amount of the lected, and heard thereon will be given full op- and the efflce ef Planning Director, that the plaintiff's attorneys in this NOTICE wav line of Bay Avenue South 0ft pective bidders showing they have bid eicept that the check need not WHEREAS, on June 10, tfWthe portunity and Including the name and address action. Meehan 1 Kenny, P A . 4tS The Ordinance published degeet 27 minutes 04 seconds West satisfactorily completed work of a City of Long Branch after rejection «-ceed 1M.0OO 00 Jerome S Reed of the bidder it must be accom- Broadway. Long Branch. New Jer- herewith wat introduced at a and a distance of ?i 47 feet to a similar nature before furnishing of the last two bids, one in the Bidders are required lo comply Borough Clerk panied bv a statement of Consent of sey. (201) 22t 3245. have filed a No Regular Meeting of th* Cltv point, thence Proposal forms or Specifications or amount of I3t. 110.00 from JAC Corp with requirements of PL 1*7). c SaPt 2t Hi 30 Surety from a Surely Company au lice of Motion with the Superior Council of lha Cllv of Long 1) North It degees SS minutes before awarding contract In ac- and one in the amount of 123,114 00 177 and PL. 1t77, c.U. Branch In the County of Won thorlied lo do business In the State of Court of New Jersey seeking an ee> Wast and a distance of 40 2S feet to a cordance with RS 40 40) The right from John and Frank Consteblie, did The Business Administrator or AN ORDINANCE AMENDING RE mouih. New Jersey held on New Jersey, and acceptable to the try of Default Judgment and Re- point, said polnl being known as the •s also reserved to reiect any or all authorise negotiations with both bid the City Council reserves the right to VISED OEDINANCI ESTABLISH Sablembar 23. i*M and will be Cltv, and a certified check or cash or questing Othar Relief In the matter common corner between Lots 2 11 bids, or to waive any informalities den to ravlew the possibility of en- require a complete financial and ax- •NO, RBOULATINO ANO MAIN further considered for final bid bond, drawn to the order ot "The of Nicholas G. Perna. vs George in Block 4*1, thence wrier a such informality Is not tering into the award of a negotiated par ienca statement from pros- TAININO A POLICE DEPART- passaee after a public hearing Cltv of Long Branch" for not less Dee, inc.. et all Pleadlnos In sup- 4) Along the easterly properly detrimental to the best interests of contract in accordance with pective bidders showing thev have MENT IN TNS BOROUGH OP TIN thereon at e meeting of said than ten percent of the amount of Ihe port ot this Motion are on file with line of Lot 2, Block 4*1 North Oft the municipality Tha nght is also N J SA 4e.11 SO), and satisfactorily completed work of a TON FALLS; AUTHORIZING THE CHy Council to be held al the bid eacept that the check need not the Clerk of the Superior Court of degees 27 minutes 04 seconds East reserved to increase or decrease Ihe WHEREAS, after negotlalions similar nature before furnishing PROMULGATIONS OF RULES Cltv Council Chambers. Third exceed 120.000 00 New Jersey, State House Anne*. end a distance of li 47 feet to the Quantities In the manner designated of the same with the bidden in ac- Proposal forms or Specifications or AND REGULATIONS FOR THE Floor. M4 Broadway, t-ong Bidders are reouirtd to comply T renton, New Jersey. 08425, and point and place of BEGINNING in the Specifications cordance with State Statute a bid of before awarding contract In ac- OOVERNINO THEREOF; AND Branch, New Jersey on Octo with requirements of P.L. 1t7S, c copies thereof can be secured from ( onlelni N37 7 Square Feet in the event It Is not possible to 4.»,UOOCKJ wet the highest bid re- cordance with R S 40:40-5. The right REPEALING INCONSISTENT OR her I), 1*10all OOP m 127 and P L. 1977, c 33 th* plaintiff's attorneys Being intended to describe the be present at the lime and place of ceived from JAC Corp and tha Cltv is also reserved to reject anv or all DINANCB. The Business Administrator or The Notice of Motion herein will sect » MHO tame portion of Bay Avenue that is opening of bids, bids may be mailed Council of the Cllv of Long Branch bids, or to waive any Informalities BE IT ORDAINED by the tha Citv Council reserves the right to be heard on October 10. 19M, 1 adiacent to Lot 43 and a portion of lo City Municipal Building, Long did bv a 3/3 vote of the full member where such Informality Is not NOTICI Mayor and Council of the Borough of require a complete financial and en- Dursuant to Rule 1:4-2. and answer- Lot M as Shown on a certain map Branch, N j . attention of Business ship enter Into said negotiated con- detrimental to the best interests of AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING Tlnton Falls as follows; parlance statement from pros- ing pleadings, if anv, must be filed entitled "Map of Lands situated at tract and past a Resolution on June the municipality. Tha right Is also FOR VACATING CERTAIN Administrator Eugene J Bedell Section 1. Sactlon 1 (A) it pective bidders showing thev have and served In accordance with Rule Monmouth Beach, Monmouth Coun 10. two awarding ihe bid specifically reserved to increase or decrease the LANDS, A PORTION OF THE Business Administrator amended to delate tha language satisfactorily completed work of a 16-3. tv. NJ " dated November 5. 1f04 noting In said Resolution thai the bid quantities In the manner designated STREET KNOWN AS BAY AVE- Sept 2t t24.40 "Police Director who shall hold of similar nature before furnishing You are being notified of the and filed In the Monmouth County wat awarded on lhat dale to JAC m the Specifications NUE, LOCATED IN THE CITY OF fice at the pleasure of the Borough Proposal forms or Specifications or pending Notice of Motion because Clerk's Office on September il, IHS BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING Corp In the amount of 139,000 00 on In tha avant it Is not possible to LONG BRANCH, COUNTY OF Council" and replaced bv tha lan- before awarding contract In ac you are a defendant In this action, in Casa 72 3 be vacated A SUPPLEMENTAL AP-PROPRIA the specification* at originally be present at the time and place of MONMOUTH AND STATE OF NEW guage "Chief of Police," cordance with RS. 40:40-5. The right and mav have a lien or encum- PARCEL #4 TION OF SIMM FOR THE AC awarded with the lime periods opening of bids, bids mav be mailed JERSEY Section 2. Anv artd all references Is also reserved to reject any or ail brance on Ihe mortoaged premises, OUISITION OP" LAND POR REC- therein remaining the same together lo Cilv Municipal Building, Long BE IT ORDAINED by the Cilv DESCRIPTION OF THAT POR to "Police Director" In Mid Or- bids, or to waive anv informalities which mav be subject to plaintiff's REATIONAL PURPOSES IN ANO with pavment of rent and all other Branch, N.J., attention of Business Council of the City of Long Branch, TION OF BAY AVENUE WHICH IS EV THrCITV Of LONG ERANCH, dinance shall be deleted and the title where such Informality Is not Mortgage. terms and conditions of tha same Administrator. Eugene j Bedell In the County of Monmouth and Slate ADJACENT TO LOT J, BLOCK 461 IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, "Chief of Polka" shall be usad In its detrimental to tha best Interests of W. LEWIS BAMBRICK AS SHOWN ON THE OFFICIAL remaining as in said specifications, Business Administrator of New Jersey that a portion of a NEW JERSEY AND AUTHOR- olace ana stead, the municipality. The right Is also Clerk of the Superior Court TAX MAPS OF THE CITY OF and SePt 2t Hi « •treel known at Bav Avenue, more IXINO THE ISSUANCE OP tIMM Section 3. All Ordinances con- reserved to Increase or decrease the Sepl 29 112.00 accurately described at follow) LONG BRANCH, MONMOUTH BONDS OR NOTES OF THI ClTV WHEREAS, after said date a PARCfL #1 COUNTY. NEW JERSEY FOR FINANCING PART OF THE lease was entered into by and be- DESCRIPTION OF THAT POR- BEGINNING at a point in the APPROPRIATION. tween tha Cltv of Long Branch and westarly Muht of wev line of Bav the successful bidder set forth and TION OF BAY AVENUE WHICH IS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Avenue (40' HOW) which point outlining tha specifications as noted ADJACENT TO LOT SA. BLOCK 471 CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF being 75.47 feel from the point of above and the time periods therein AS SHOWN AS THE OFFICIAL LONG BRANCH. IN THE COUNTY intersection of the westerly rlght-of together with the amount of tha TAX MAPS OF THE CITY OF OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY wav Una of Bav Avenue with the LONG BRANCH, MONMOUTH (not lass than two-thirds of all mem southerly rlght-of way Una of Beach COUNTY, NEW JERSEY bers thereof affirmatively concur- NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR Avenue (40' R.O W ) and thence BEGINNING a.t (be point of In- ring) AS FOLLOWS DAlNED bv the Cltv Council of the 1) South It degees SS minutes City of Long Branch In tha Countv of tersection of the westerly line of Bav Section 1. The improvement de East and a distance of 40 2S to a Monmouth and State of New Jersey Avenue (40' ROW.) and the south scrlpad In Sactlon 3 of this bond point on the easterly right of way that the Cltv of Long Branch Is here- erly line of Mannahastet Avenue ordinance has heretofore been au- TftcUbe /t T>*te line of Bey Avenue, theme by authorlied to rent Garfleid Park (42 S" ROW), said point Ming thorized to be undertaken by tha City to JAC Corp for tha vaar 1«M. further described at the north- 2) Along the easterly line of Bav of Long Branch, New Jarsev as a A paid directory of coming events for non-profit easterly corner of Lot SA, Block 477 Avenue South Oft degets 27 minutes general Improvement For tha Im- BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED Keyport Historical Society Flea Market. American and theme running; West and a distance of 71 44 feet to a provement or purpose described In thai there shall be a bid requirement organizations. Rates $2.50 for three lines for one day, Legion Dr. 9-4 P.M Spaces available $5.00. Call It Along tha extended southerly point, thence Section 3, there Is hereby ap- of 139,000 oo for said rental $1.00 each additional line; $3.50 for two days, $1.25 each right-of-way Una of Mannaha»sel 3) North It degees SS minutes propriated the supplemental amount This Ordinance shall take effect 264-7515 Rain date Oct. 11, Avenue South It degees SS minutes West and a distance of 40.25 to a of S1S.000. such sum heing In addi- after final passage and publication additional line; $5.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each Eail and a distance of 40 IS feel toe point on the westerly right o! wav tion to the 1*5.000 appropriated according to law. Gospel Program, featuring the Dynamic Mis- point; thence line of Bay Avenue, thence therefor bv bond ordinance of the introduced September 23. ItM additional line; $6.50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional 2) Along the easterly right of 4) Along the westerly rlght-of- Cltv finally adopted November 13, NOTICE line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call sionary Jubliaires, sponsored by Mason J Williams way line of Bav Avenue South OS wav Una of Bav Avenue North Oft 1v7t, and Including the sum of 13.730 The Ordlnamca published here Craftsman Club Inc., of Celestial Lodge, No 36, F & degees 02 minutes 12 seconds West degees 27 minutes East and a dis- a% the additional down payment re with wat Introduced at a Regular The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date and • distent e of IH.Se feat to a tance of 7i 40 feet to a oolnl the point oulrad bv the Local Bond Law The Meeting ot the City Council of the A.M. P 11 A Oct 4..1980,6 P.M. at Masonic Temple, 141 point on the northerly line of e 10 toot and place of BEGINNING additional down payment Is now City of Long Branch In lha Countv of Secretary. wide rlehl-ofwiv, theme Contains Mil S3 Square Feel available bv virtue of provision for Monmouth, New Jersey held on Sep- West Bergen PI., Red Bank. Adults $4, children under 3) Along the northerly line of the Balng Intended to describe the down payment or for capital Im- tember 23, itW and will be further MONDAY-WEDNESDAY FRIDAY 12, $1 50 10 foot wide right-of-way North It same portion of Bav Avenue which is provement purposes In one or more considered for final passage after a degees IS minutes Wasl and a dl» adiacent to lots if and a portion of previously adopted budget* public hearing thereon at a meeting CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to lot 44 as Shown on a certain map of said Cllv Council to be held at the OCTOBER 4, i lance of 40 IS feel to a point, thence Section 2. in order to finance the entitled "Mao of lands situated at City Council Chambers, Third Floor, assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social 4) Along the easterly property additional cost of Ihe Improvement Family Si Children's Service Inc., of Monmouth Monmouth Beach, Monmouth Coun- 344 Broadway. Long Branch, New Una of Lot i. Block All North OS or purpose not covered bv appllca security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of ty, New Jersey" deled November |, Jersey on October IS, ItM at 100 deoees 02 minutes 12 seconds Eait lion of the additional down payment, County, Southern Monmouth Auxiliary is sponsoring a i»4 and filed In the Monmoulh p.m. charge Call 291-0485, Mon., Wed., Fn , 9 AM. to 12 and a distance of 150.54 feat to a negotiable bonds are hereby author County Clerk's Office on September Sent n tn io . Dollhouse & Miniature Show & Sale, Sat., Oct. 4, Sun., point the point and place of BEGIN lied to be Issuad In tha principal Noon. IS. IMS In Case H 2. NINO amount of 151,250 pursuant to Ihe Oct. 5, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. at the Hilton Inn, Tinton Falls, Contain! *O45 0 Square Feet All costt of survey of the above local Bond Law In anticipation of 134 Marlboro SEPTEMBER 29 Being Intended to describe the mentioned land, together with the the Issuance of Ihe bonds, negotiable N.J. off Exit 105, Garden State Parkway. Admission: PUBLIC NOTICI The Greater Red Bank NAACP will meet on same portion of B*v Avenue which Is City Attorney's 1MB are to be bond anticipation notes are hereby $2.00. children under 12, $1 00 adjacent to Loft tt-ll and JJ-JJ •• iiMtMd lo the land own»rt »m*kinm authorized to be (tsuwtl pursuant to Pursuant lo the requirement* of Monday, Sept 29,7:30 P.M. at Keyport Civic Center, 216 shdwn on a certain map entitled the vacation. If there be more than and within the limitations pre- i he Marlboro Planning Board Reso- Annual Holmdel Country Fair sponsored by The "Map of Lands situated at Mon me land owner affected, the costs scribed bv the Local Bond Law. lution, notice Is hereby given that on Atlantic Ave., Keyport, N.J. mouth Beach, Monmouth County, are to be divided fairly among them Saot 4, ItM, The Marlboro Planning Holmdel Recreation Department, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Section 3. la) The Improvement Board read ihe following resolu- NJ" deled November 5, 1904 and This Ordinance shall take effect heretofore authorlied and the Highlands Fire Auxiliary will sponsor a GET' filed In tha Monmouth County 20 davs after Us passage and publl tions. Cross Farm, Holmdel, off Rt. 520. 50 crafts people, purpose for the financing of which P B. #tsoto M Orchards at READY FOR WINTER BINGO. 8 p.m. at the Fire Clark's Office on September IS, 1«0S cation according to lav*. Introduced Ihe bonds are to be Issued Is the foods galore! Games, rides. White Elephant. The an- In Casa H 2 September 23. Ivto Marlboro, classified a Melor Sub acquisition of land in the Tekenesse divlslom. House, donations, $1.50. Prizes and refreshments. PARCIL #2 NOTICE nual pet show contest will gooff at 10:30 A.M., so bring Lake Area of the Cltv for recrea P B #H2tO — A 1 J Fabri- DESCRIPTION OF THAT POR Tha Ordinance published here- tlonal purposes, as more specifically cation, Adomo, was approved Site SEPTEMBER 30 TION OF BAY AVENUE WHICH IS with was Introduced at a Regular your pet, whatever it is, by 10 A.M. Sat. morning. described In the bond ordinance of Plan. ADJACENT TO LOT 4, BLOCK 477 Meeting of the Cltv Council of tha tha Cltv finally adopted November Christ Church Thrift Shop. Kings Highway, Mid City of Long Branch In lha County of GioriaJ.Laki Entries for amateur and professional craft, foods, AS SHOWN ON THE OFFICIAL 13, itrt. Monmouth. New Jersey held on Sep- Planning Board Clark dletown, now accepting consignment items, Tues. & TAX MAPS OF THE CITY OF (b) The estimated maximum plants & produce must be in between 9 A.M. and 11 A.M. tember 23, Itw and win be further Sapl. M KM LONO BRANCH, MONMOUTH amount of bonds or notes to be Is considered tor final passage after a Thurs,10 A.M. tol:30P.M. Sat. Come one - come all and see who wins the Jaycees COUNTY, NEW JERSEY vued for the Improvement Or ORDINANCI #17-t* public hearing thereon at a meeting BEGINNING at the mini of In purpose Is (104,250, Including the "AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPLE of said City Council to be held al the Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 will hold a five-mile run. Fair information call 946-8563, five-mile lersectlon of the Westerly right-of- 142,000 bonds or notes authorlied by MENT AND AMEND AN OR- Cltv Council Chambers, Third Floor, way line of Bay Avenue (40" the bond ordinance of the Cltv finally DINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR- Cocktail Dance Fund Raiser, T-Shirt Contest tonight at run information call 264-1594. 344 Broadway, Long Branch, New ROW.) and the northerly right-of- adopted November 13, itTt and the DINANCE SUPPLEMENTING Jersey on October IS, 1W0 at 1:00 Club 35, Rt. 35, Sayreville. Open to the public For more way tine of Beach Avenue (40' iij.210 bonds or notes authorlied AND AMENDING AN ORDINANCE OCTOBER 5 ROW.) and; thence, running, herein. ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE RE- information call 671-2777. Sept 3* LATING TO THE ORGANIZATION DESIGNER SHOWCASE TOUR of "Rohallion" - 1) Along the easterly property wtto (c) Tha estimated cost of the AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE line of Lot 4, Block 477 North M Improvement or purpose Is $110,000. NOTICE TO BIDDERS )V6RNMENT OF THE TOWN- OCTOBER 1 one of the most noted Rumson estates - for benefit of degees U minutes 41 seconds Wast Including the W.OOO appropriated GQV Notice Is hereby given lhat nP OF MARLBORO. IN THE and a distance of 103.II feel to a bv the bond ordinance of the Cltv SKIP Shrewsbury Historical Society Fall Meeting, Wed., Riverview Hospital. 1-5 P.M. Donations: $25.00 per sealed bids will be received by the COUNTV OF MONMOUTH point; thence finally adopted November 13, 1t7t Council of the Cltv of Long Branch, PURSUANT TO THE MAYOR Oct. 1, 8:30, Borough School. "The Trolley At The person Tour includes Open Bar, Music & hors d'oeuvre. end Ihe DS.QOO appropriated herein COUNCIL PL.AN E OF THE OP- Sactlon 4 All bond anticipation Fountain," Tim McMahon, speaker. Public Invited TIONAL MUNICIPAL CHARTER Send reservations by Oct. 1 to the Development Office, 234 Marlboro 134 Marlboro nottl Issued hereunder shall mature LAW (NJSA 40 ef-U through 13) at such limes as mav be determined Riverview Hospital, 35 Union St., Red Bank. 741-2700. ORDINANCE *t»m TO THE EXTENT NOT OTHER- "Back To School Night" - The East Keansburg bv the chlaf financial officer; pro- ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING 0W.441.U OP UNUtSD PRO- WISE PROVIDED BY THE SAID vided that no note shall mature later PTA invites you to attend our first meeting of the new OCTOBER 6, 7 CEEDS FOR THE COST* OP VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT!. OPTIONAL MUNICIPAL CHART- than one vaar from Us date The BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Council of tha Township of ER LAW BY THE STATUTES OF school year. It will be at 8 P.M. in the All Purpose notes shall bear interest at such rate Episcopal Church Women Rummage Sale, St. Marlboro, in the County of Monmoulh, New Jersey (not less than two thirds THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY or rates and be In such form as mav of all the members thereof affirmatively concurring) as follows; AND BY THE ORDINANCES OF Room. After a brief business meeting, the parents will James Episcopal Church, 300 Broadway, Long Branch, be determined bv the chief financial Sactlon I It is hereby determined and stated that the sum of IW.441.U THE TOWNSHIP OF officer The chief financial officer be able to meet in the classrooms with their children's Mon. Oct. 6, 6 P.M to 8PM, Tues. Oct 7,10 A.M. to 1 of unused proceeds remaining from tha sale of obligations for the following MARLBORO," shall determine all matters In con- improvement authorliatlons are not necessary for the purposes for which nection with notes Issued pursuant to BE IT ORDAINED by the Town- teachers, we are looking forward to seeing you. Re- P.M. for $100 bag sale. t*ld obligations were authorlied: this ordinance, and the chief finan- ship Council of the Township of ORDINANCE freshments will be served. . cial officer's signature upon the Marlboro that Ihe administrative OCTOBER 11 AMOUNT # DESCRIPTION notes shall be conclusive a vldence as code shall be supplemented and Old First United Methodist Church. Locust Ave , Outdoor Flea Market sponsored by Riverview 3 4t Purchase of lot 3* 00 to all such determination* All notes amended as follows: 3.401 71 15-ef Construction of storm drain Issued hereunder mav be renewed Section 1. Paragraph 4.4 Interim West Long Branch. This & That Sale, Oct. 1, 9:30 A.M. Hospital, East Front St., Red Bank, next to State t.tjt.i* 13-70 Acquisition of land from time to time sublect to the Appointment! shall be amended to 1373 - Acquisition of land and con provisions of NJSA 40A l-a(a) read as follows: to 3 P.M. Luncheon served 11:30 A.M. to 1 P.M. Employment Offices, 10 AM to 4 P.M. No rain date. strucion of recreational The chief financial officer Is hereby "Whenever a vacancy exists In J7.4Jt.l9 OCTOBER2 $7.00 for a space. Send reservations by Oct. 3 to Utilities authorlied to sell part or all of the any office required bv the Charter or K.IM.tl 14 73 ACQUBltlonof land notes from time to time at public or Code to be filled bv tha Mayor with Spend a day with Dr. Wm. Glasser, President, Community Relations Office. Riverview Hospital 35 21 74 Purchase of sand spreader 2,450. W private salt and to deliver-them to thf advice and consent of the Coun- 245 74 Archltact's ftat • tha purchasers thereof upon receipt cil, and there Is no holdover Incum- Institute For Reality Therapy, noted psychiatrist & Union St.. Red Bank. Municipal Building 1,0*7.44 of payment of the Purchase price bent, the Mayor mav temporarily 3 74 Acquisition of land and con- phis accrued interest from their fill such vacancy (In the absence of author, he will lecture & demonstrate new approaches Christ Church Calico Fair, Kings Highway, Mid- struction of recreetlonal dates to the dale of delivery thereof any contrary provision In the chart- to Reality Therapy & Schools Without Failure, on Oct. 2, dletown. starting 10 A.M. Old Fashioned day of enter- facilities 32,40000 The chief financial officer Is er of ordinances) bv appointing directed, to report In writing to the S himself as Acting Department Head 930 To 4 P.M. at the Monmouth Art Center, 99 tainment, food, crafts, games, silent auction "What a governing body at the meeting nait It li the opinion of this governing body that It Is in the bait interest of the In the event of a VICIIKV In thai succeeding the date when anv lale Monmouth St., Red Bank. Registrations by mail or in Summer, Charlie Brown" at 10:30 A.M., 2:30 P.M. Township of Marlboro, In the County of Monmouth, that such IIUMI 13 be office at no additional remuneration. or delivery of Ihe notes pursuant to appropriated to and be used to finance the cost of the following Improve Section 2. paragraph |1 shall be this ordinance Is made Such report person, 8:30 A.M. to 9:15, Oct. 2. Sponsored by Multi- Talent contest at Noun; Fabulous 40's review at 7 & 9 mams amended so that the first sentence ot must Include the amount, the da H 1 reads as follows: Service Association of Monmouth County For informa- P.M Resurfacing pf tennis courts and '. 14.000 scrlptlon, the Interest rate and the "There shall be a Department of construction of soccer field '..., 3.4O0 maturity schedule of the notes sold, tion call 531-6062. Administration, the head of which Holy Trinity PTA Barn Dance, Sat., Oct 11, school Construction of • Community Center..,. .., 11,000.00 the orlce obtained and the name of shall be the Business Administrator. upgrading of parks Martin Estates. Hawkins Rd irw> purchaser . Quest - Weekly forum for single, divorced & auditorium. 408 Prospect, Long Branch, for tickets call Lloyd I Nolan Roads end Gordons Corner 50.000 00 No Business Administrator shall be Acquisition of vehicles Highway Saction i The capital budget of qualified for the office unless that widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, 222-8843 BYOB. Safety end Road Division < 1 blaier vehicle, the, Cltv of Long Branch is hereby parson possesses a Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college Unitarian Church. 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M OCTOBER 12 2 pickup trucks ,4 dump trucks. 2 sand spreaders) 13,141.13 amended to conform with the pro- visions of this ordinance to tha ex- or university. In addition, no Busi- Donation: $3.00. S133,4ft1l3 tent of anv Inconsistency herewith ness Administrator shall qualify un- Dealers Wanted for Craft & Flea Market, spon- less that person has three years of Section 4 Tht following addi- Section 1 This Ordinance shall tak* effect upon passage and publication paid, full-time municipal experience OCTOBER t, 3,4 sored by Leonardo PTA, Sun., Oct 12, 12-5 P.M tional matters are hereby de- as provided bv Law tn a governmental unit. termined, declared, recited and Rummage Sale, sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary Bayshore Junior High School parking lot, Leonardville PASSEO September 25. 1«W Section 3. AM Ordinances and all ADOPTED stated Rd. it Leonard Ave . Leonardo. Space: $5 00 For more (a) The Improvement or provisions thereof Inconsistent with BPOE Elks #2179.170 Main St., Port Monmouth, 9 A.M. UUI r. HORN,, .«.,„ EVELYN P.CC0L.N. purpose described In Section 3 of this the provisions of this Ordinance are information call 291-3712. hereby repealed to 3 P.M Township Clark bond ordinance is not a current «v *- PUBLIC NOTICE pense. It Is an Improvement or Section 4. This Ordinance shall OCTOBER3 OCTOBER 18 take effect Immediately upon final PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the above Ordlnanct(s) 21-10 purpose that the Cltv mav lawfully undertake as a general improve passage and publication as provided Rummage Sale, St. Johns Church, Point Rd., Little Indoor plea Market, Red Bank Chapter O.E.S., have been introduced and oassed on first reading tiv the Township Council by law. of the Township of Marlboro. In the Countv of Monmoulh. and the State of ment. and no part of the cost thereof Silver, Oct. 3, 9:30 to 2:30, & 5:00 to 7 P.M. Coffee and PASSED September 29. ItM Masonic Temple. Maple Ave., 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Tables New Jersey, held on fiS/SO, and thai the said Ordlnance(s) win be taken up has been or shall be specially PUBLIC NOT1CC tor second reading and further consideration and final passage at a meeting assessed on property specially bene doughnuts for sale in the A.M. Sandwiches & Coffee at furnished. $8.00. Breakfast & lunch available Dealers PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby giv- of the Township Council of the Township of Marlboro to be held ort flted thereby. en that the above ordinance 3T-M Noon. call 741-9549 for reservations. Thursday. 10/t/M. at the Marlboro Municipal Offices located at 1t7t tb) Tht period of usefulness of have been introduced and pasted on Township Drive, in the Township of Marlboro at I 00 P.M. or as toon the Improvement or Purpose within first reading bv Ihe Township Coun- Rummage & Food Sale, Middletown Reformed thereafter as the said matter can be reached, at which time and Place all the limitation* of the Local Bond Bus Trip to Reading. Pa. Outlet Stores. $11.50. cil of Ihe Township of Marlboro, In interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the Law, according to the reasonable Church, 123 Kings Highway, 10 A.M. until 3 P.M. sponsored by Faith Reformed Church. Hazlet, leaving life thereof computed from the date the Countv of Monmouth, and tha of the bonds authorlied by this bond State of New Jarsav. held on Sep- Luncheon will be served. Poole Ave. & Middle Rd.. Hazlet, 8 A.M. Call 530-0385 EVELYN PICCONLINI. tember 25, itto, and that tha said TOWNSHIP CLERK ordinance, Is 40 veers U> Trie Supplemental Debt Ordinance win be taken up for sec OCTOBER 3,4,1 between 530-7:30 P.M for reservations. stpt.n • *»» Statement required bv the Local or*) reading and further considera- Part-Time Players presents "I Do, I Do" starring Bond Law has been duly prepared tion and final passage) at a meeting The Guild of Creative Art invites you to join us on a 240 Rumton 240 Rumson and filed in the office of the Clerk. of the Township Council of the Town- Mari Shine & Richard Oehling. directed by Calvin Andre bus trip to the Whitney Museum Edward Hopper and a complete executed duplicate ship of Marlboro to be held on Thurs- NOTICE OF TAX SAL! thereof has been filed In the office of day. October 9, ItM, at the Marlboro McClinton Perfomances are at Sandy Hook Theatre Exhibition. Leave Boro Bus Terminal 9:15 A.M., leaves •OROUOH OF RUMSON, N.J. the Director of the Division of Local Municipal Offices located at It79 (Fort Hancock). Curtain: 8:30. Ticket information call Notice of Sale of Property for non-payment of taxes, assessments and Government Services In the Depart Township Drive, in the Township of NYC 4:30. Convenient to galleries & shops. Cost: $8.00 other municipal liens In the Borough of Rumson, N. J men! of Community Affairs of the Marlboro at I 00 P.M or as soon 229-5138 transportation only. Call 741-1441 immediate for reser- PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that I, Barbara A Horn, Collector of State of New Jersey Such statement thereafter as the Mid matter can be the taxing district of the Borough of Rumson, County of Monmouth. New shows that the gross debt of the Cltv reached, at which time and piece all OCTOBER4 vations jersey, pursuant to the authority of the Statutes In such caw made and as defined In the Local Bond Law is interested parsons will be given an provided, will sell at public auction on the 14th dey of October tttO, at tha Increased bv the authoriiatlon of the ooportunltv to be heard concerning 6th Annual Dinner Dance sponsored by Hazlet . OCTOBER 25 Borough Hall Chambers. Memorial Borough Hall. East River Road, bonds and notes provided In this the same. Itr bond ordinance bv tSI,2M. and the EVELYN PICCOLINI. Italian-American Association at the Magnolia Inn, Rt. Bus Trip to Atlantic City, Regency Casino, $12.00 •""-•"N^E" obligations author lied herein will be TOWNSHIP CLERK 79, Matawan, Oct. 4, 8 P.M Music by the Ascots. includes transportation, buffet, gaming guide. Leaves " "icsunsf"" ••I'oc'TT'rr •"SKa* within all debt limitations pre Sept. n t»» TASwP scribed bv that Law. Cocktail hour, full dinner, open bar 8-1. Donation: $25.00 Brookdale College, 5 P.M. Lot 7. Benefit Easter Seal 1 (d) An aggregate amount not W Rtd »anfc per person. Tickets: Harry Colangelo. 264-6664 or Society 8421900. Ext. 382. ""IT RMdr""* no II in *»t Two m»tr» MM* exceeding |S,000 for items of ex MROUON OP RIP »ANK TIM MM KM »™i rul MUM »lll t» Kid lo mau IX* •mount o< tlw pense listed In and permitted under •OARD OP ADJUtTMIttT Joseph Ledda, 264-4447. ' OCTOBER 2t municipal Horn charsoatu agalml tllo tamo al of Octobtr It. two. and NJSA 40A 1-10 is included In the estimated cost Indicated herein for Rummage Sale', sponsored by Woman's Communi- ""la/d'pfoptrliai will M MM In too lo UO1 oortons al will purcMM lho and Louise MDeacv; LottiandeA, Atlantic City Trip to the Regency, sponsored by he purpose or improvement Of this Block It, 111 East Front Street R« UM, uiDlact lo r»d»mHlan al In. lowt >•!. of MtrMt Bui In no MM I* imounl, M.SO0 was estimated for ty Club of Eatontown, Community Room of Borough Women's American ORT, $8.00 per person, including I Bank. Haw Jersey \ ncni of It* Mr anoum. Tho oavmonl lor in. .aw amount Wvall M mad. h. these Items of expanse In the bond On Thursday. September it. dinner-buffet, a gift, gaming guild 291-2123 cam of cartHW erne* aWy. bator. tho concluilon o> IKa MM. ar »» ordinance of the Cltv finally adopted Hall, Eatontown, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. ItM the Red Sank ftffcrd of Adjust November 13. i*7t. and an addi- ment passed a RejaWtlonwhkh: (a) Atlantic CUy Trip to the Regency Casino sponsored Bus Trip to Atlantic City. The Brighton, $12.00 TrlMli MlTiTtal PurtUMM to Cnaptar $ « Till. 14 ol tha MOM*. tional 12.500 is estimated therefor granted tha useytjuik, setback, park- herein. by Rumson Woman's Club, trip Includes transportation. includes transportation buffet & taffy, leaves Basilian ""X'l'anr lima tofora «w Mia, tha undortlgnad will racalva »•"»?'•''J" ing and tHm Jriances raajiairttd by Section 7 It is anticipated that the Applicant to conduct a retail amount duo an tha tnmrti «n* War.il and com Incurrad g. la th. Mm. buffet, gaming guide. Leaves Bingham Hall, 8:30 A.M. Fathers Monastery, Aberdeen, 1 P.M. Call 679-5941 or certain monies will be received from Photocopying! and small printing es- of payment Dated;! ) Hvmant Oatad: tatrtamtar la, mo MnMra * Horn the State of New Jersey pursuant to tablishment if. tha Creative pticalw Information call 741-9385. 679-3126 for reservations. the Green Acres Program as a grant ColhXtaralTaMJ ment Zone; and (b) granted pre- in eld of the fwelect referred to In liminary and final site Man approval I tJ,Jt,CKt i,U |74. MO Snuffy Smilh Dennis (he Menace SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY.SEPTEMBER29 i96ti Fhe DeflVKevKter 19 PAW!!WHflT AREVOU SOME LITTLE VARMINT ROCKIW" SO FAST FOR? 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"I'm glad you met Mommy, 'cause I wouldn't like not being here." Your horoscope, birthday 1 WHERE WAS 'E AJ_LTH4T FlNtxM THE LOST NICE TO'AVE THE MONDAV, SEPT. 28 not interested in the ends, from afar puts this day in TAURUSfAprll 20-May LOST SHEEP BACI LObGIN' WHILE SHEEP 6OE5 KXt 'EH S TD Born today, you are you are inclined to be less the plus category Your own 20) - Another may be envi VMITVM3UA0AIN, 'E WAS AWAY? MAKE 'ER WORRY ABOUT. LOSIN1 inclined toward one-track than attentive to the means responsiveness gains your "u'. of your ability move thinking Consequently, you Alao born on this data point ahead without upset to co- sometimes miss the side- are Robert Cllve, British CAPRICORN(Dec. 22- workers Share knowledge of issues and angles that make statesman, empire builder; Jan. 19) - Progress on the tact a difference You are, Oreer Qaraon, actress, employment scene requires GEMINIfMay 21-June 20) however, quick to see the philanthropist more time than you may be - A position of leadership need for correction - and willing to give Think it To see what is in store for eludes you today - unless even quicker to make that you tomorrow, find your over correction - and thus are you are quick lo express birthday and read the com' AOUARIUSIJan 20-Feb. your views and offer a plan able to pluck success from sponding paragraph Let failure even at the eleventh 18) - Part of a gmid day's CANCERfJun* IV July your birthday star be your work today is your ability to hour You need excitement daily guide 22) - A domestic interlude be on time Don't put off may be good for your in your life; without it, you TUESDAY, SEPT. 30 Blondie important decisions career IXMIK into the matter • are inclined to vegetate and LIBRAfSept 23 Oct. 22) - PISCfS(Feb IS-March of an October vacation. fail to achieve what you oth- • Look ahead to the time HONEY 20) - Make inquiries now erwise might have attained when you will be free of LEOCJuly 23-Aug. 22) -- COME into ways and means la You possess tremendous present burdens It will You can achieve unexpected QUICK/ implement plans for the self-confidence, though at make you appreciate them' lame today as a side benefit THE STOOL immediate future Move times it is misplaced You SCOHPIOICct 23-Nov. of offering your services at ahead IS are capable of putting in 21) - Take another's annoy- the right moment SLIPPING.' extra-long and e«tra hard ance in stride You are capa- ARIESIMarch 21 April VIRGOIAug 23 Sept 22) work days in order to secure ble of much in the way of 10) - You have a golden - Take care that in moving goals for yourself that are peacemaking today Try it opportunity, don't forego it to and from various destina high on your priority list On SAGITTARIUSINov 22- for reasons neither bijf lay y the other hand, when you are Dec 21) - Welcome news enough •• nor gt\ enough with an accidenIII Mil t Kves up'

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HERE THEY THERE THEY ARE, HOLP IT, NEXT TIME DEVIL..THE POACHER5 COME. HOLD SAR&E.'I'M I'LL HAVE TO FIRE UNTIL NOT TAKIN& I GIVE THE REWORP ON THB 6iteAi WORD. 6OT THAT PLAIN..AS THE THAT, HON? ELEPHANT HERD 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBERS. 1960 Free spirits of academe now floating on a higher plane

CHAMPAIGN, III (API - The were still in abundance, but I didn't see The pneumatic star turn, as a matter have hung up an S Ft O sign ,' rules Frisbees that soar in the fall — tra la, go anyone humping a si tar or leaning into a of fact, did seem to contradict some School spirit seemed to be back in I was told that the chap, a B-plus Illini go — have much to do with the flageolet or a four finger tipple flute A basic principles of stress and cantilever fashion, toe. especially among the student, had suborned the system in thing called higher education in Amen number of students had brought their design when she reduced her wardrobe female scholars Everywhere you went some way by playing hookey from the el, tra la HIGH horses to school, which may be tradi- to the legal limits Clinically speaking, on campus, the word Illinois was spelled lockerroom for a year and actually They show the free spirits of tional on a campus like this where the her pectoral profile was much wondered going to class or some such athletic out across a pleasing promontory of T- effrontery This shows how intellectual academe are now floating on a higher cornfields back up to the tennis courts, at and admired by the undergraduate shirt. And great anxiety was reflected in spiritual plane No one this early in the or may be another ramification of the ferment has accelerated on campi MLLL1GAIS seekers after mammatocumulus datum, cafeteria conversation and in the head- around the land since pedagogues first semester is locking the president in his energy crisis Anyhow, a well rounded although a dissident element in the lec- lines of the Illini, the campus daily office or burning down the Air Force equestrienne presents a more pioneered extension credit courses in ture hall kept calling out for someone newspaper, over the eligibility of the jogging, fly casting and wok pot distill- recruiting headquarters Here at lovely, pulchritudinous rearward prospect new hot shot quarterback under Big Ten spacious University of Illinois campus, when viewed from the dock, croup and called "Sunshine Granola," who never ing for jocks under contract. the Navy ROTC students move peace- gaskin of some elegant steed than when did show up. fully about, unwarred on by the gripping the midriff of some helmeted Budding behavioral psychologists no pacifists denims of yesteryear . handlebar freak from the buddy seat of doubt profited from this vulgar display Princeton gets $3.25 million The nnly belligerent sign I saw dur It's a delight to walk across the a'Honda. of rampant rhinestone sexism on a ing a weekend sojourn in this ranfied playing fields of a modem university Several members of the journalism strobe-lit runway. PRINCETON (AP) - Princeton corner of the campus and the creation of intellectual air was in a window above a and watch these healthy specimens faculty told me that student concentra- Anyhow, to give this fine university University has received f3 25 million in a college named after the 1*29 Princeton campus dining hall "NUKE Till-. glowingly exercising their equal rights tion this year was at an all time high in its intellectual due, the lines at the cash gifts for the development of two resi- graduate SALAD BAR " Beats a suffragette parade any day their experience. I guess it would have register in the textbook basement of the dential colleges, the university an- The Bunbury Company, Inc. a One of the fraternity houses was A modern university, of course, is a to be, judging from the brain-damaging student book store far outstretched any- nounced. private Morristown foundation, donated festooned with streamers suspiciously place where the legislature and the ad- amplified hard rock pouring forth in a thing the porn movie house or the local jl 75 million for a residential college Members of the late John D. Rock- named after Dean Mathey, founder of .ikin In toilet tissue, but I was told this ministration go to the limit of their cataclysm of concussive fury from pool hall could attract The handsome resources in providing computerized efeller Ill's family contributed $1.5 mil- the foundation and a former university was not a manifestation of ridicule by a almost every dorm window I saw a underground, undergrad library could lion for the restoration of the northwest rival organization but some hymeneal labs, and lecture halls with all the latest number of scholars go by wearing trustee. rite having to do with wooing co-eds, audio and visual aids so the trendy, earphones, but I couldn't determine who are no longer called that, to an with-it modern instructor can lead his whether they were tuning in or tuning Fund drive set autumnal disco hop students out of doors and hold his semi- out The earlaps resembled those noise Cash in on the There were certainly some splendid nar on a large rock, provided free by attenuators we correspondents in Viet- in Little Silver prospects about for that sort of re- nature or included in the original land nam had to wear on the decks of aircraft Equity in grant that began the college carriers when they were launching cruitinriil LITTLE SILVER - The One of the nicest things about the That's called a diversified tutorial flight operations and the jets went Your screaming off the exploding catafalque. Little Silver Community Ap- advances made by the women's move- psychometric experience, and it works peal will be seeking contribu- Home! ment in providing equal recreational best when the mosquitos aren't around I had a chance to witness student tions shortly from borough BORROW facilities for all sexes is how much their Other things had changed besides concentration first hand on Saturday residents, according to efforts have improved the girl watching scholastic feminine attire since last I night, when my research took me to Barbara A Leckstein, presi- *5,00O-'10,000*25,000 situation wandered at large in the groves of something called the Zodiac Club, an off dent i.oiiii-n prairie daughters playing academe in the seething 60s and surly campus laboratory for anatomy majors touch football or chasing a Krisbee on 70s and life class art students that also Mailings will be sent to the greensward of old alma mater cut a Bicycles now outnumbered sports draws some patronage from the residents, but not to busi 60,000 more pleasing figure in those slit leg cars, motorcycles and pickup trucks, architecture and engineering schools nessess and professionals Take years to repay Just th« thing you need for Debt track snorts than in the dreary faded and maybe even book bags Guitars who already have made their Consolidation, Horn* Improvements. Student Tuition, contributions. Business Investments — whatever. The joint cummunity ap- It's easy with a Home Equity Loan at City Consumer A Political Bestiary Man arrested peal takes the place of sepa- Services And there Is never • prepayment penalty. rate solicitations by the vari- What's more, the interest is simple interest, which means in Fair Haven ous participating organiza- you pay only on the amount outstanding, and — the interest tions. Contributors may is tax deductible each year, reducing the actual cost of your Political Spectrum FAIR HAVEN - Charles J loan earmark their donations for Call our local office or phone Toll Free - Amodio, 34, of Demmeret specific organizations. 800-492-4064 for additional Information A weekly piece of political satire by Spectrum watchers who are interested Ave . Locust, was arrested Eugene J. McCarthy and James J. in pursuing a serious study should consult Thursday for the burglary of a The groups to be assisted Kilpatrlck. Illustrated by Jeff MacNelly. the ratings maintained on the Congress by borough home Sept. 12, ac- this year are the Boy Scouts The Political Spectrum is distinguished such organizations as the AFL-CIO, Amer- cording to police of America, Family and Chil- icans for Democratic Action, and the dren's Service, Friends of the City Consumer Services, me from other Spectrums in that its range of freehold: Rte. 9 at color is more limited and its shadings are American Conservative Union. You may Amodio was released on Library, Girl Scouts of Amer- Barkalow Ave. less subtle. then color the various Members of Con- $1,000 bond and will appear in ica, Little Silver Historical South ol Freehold Circle So far as the naked eye can determine, gress accordingly, from red to royal pur- municipal court Oct. 2, police Society, Little Silver Recrea- (201) 462-2511 it begins on the left with ordinary barn red. ple to black. said. tion Committee, Mental In this coloration, the Spectrum is con- Health Association, National Mlddletown: Village Mall The arresting officers were Multiple Sclerosis Society,. Shopping sidered to be more dangerous than in its Center 1060 Rte. 35 next color state, a pink of two shades (old Sgt. Robert O'Neill and Retarded Citizens, Salvation CIT1 Y (201) 671-2021 Humson policeman Pat. Army, United Cerebral Palsy A Subsidiary v City Federal Savinqs red and venerable pink I and one tint One ol Ame'ica s La'gesl (parlor pinko). David Gaynor. andYMCA. I Secondary Mortgage Loan*. In subsequent stages, on toward the right, color changes are accompanied by spasmodic body reactions called knee- jerks. These were first identified by Wil- liam While, one of the nation's greatest Political Spectrum watchers, in the 1950s. The shades and tints of pink may be followed by a sick— green range, ususally identified with liberal Democrats. This delicate hue yields In turn to a blinking confusion. It is what the ehamelon endures when he traverses a square yard of the Stewart tartan. Here one finds a rapid change in political colorations of no com- mitment, from the baby blue of liberal Republicans to conservative grays and Old Navy blues, sometimes with a pin stripe running through them. At the far right we encounter the charcoal black reactionary. . 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