Emmys starless; 'Lou Grant9 shines LOS ANGELES (AP) - The stare didn't corf* Emmys. followed by ABC with 10 and NBC with Johnny Carson, voted the academy's Gov- out for the 32nd annual Emmy Awards. Ed Amer five The rest went to PBS or syndicated shows ernor's Award, also stayed home, sending John watched from home as his "Lou Grant" chalked "Lou Grant," CBS's series on life at a Los up the most wins, and more than 80 stars McMahon, president of his production company, boycotted the presentation to support -an acton' Angeles newspaper, was named belt dramatic to pick up the statuette strike against movie studios an* television series and picked up five additional awards — for Patty Duke Astin was named best lead actress networks. - « Asner as best actor in a drama series, absent in a limited series for her role as Anne Sullivan in Nancy Mare-hand as best supporting actress, The Television Academy Awards presentation NBC's "The Miracle Worker," which was writer Seth Freeman, director Roger Young and named best drama or comedy special She had on NBC was bereft of acceptance speeches, glam- in the technical area of music composition. . our and excitement as Emmy winners were an- won a supporting Oscar in 1962 for playing Helen ABC's "Baryshnikov on Broadway" got four Keller in the movie version nounced yesterday awards Three each went to ABC's "Taxi" and A few variety stars — such as Steve Allen and NBC's -"'Moviola" and "The Miracle Worker." Britain's "Edward & Mrs. Simpson" was .Dick Clark, who stepped in as hosts at the last named the outstanding limited series minute — showed up to keep the program going Barbara Bel Geddes, Miss Ellie on CBS' Allen quipped, •We've got a star-studded au- "Dallas," was named best lead actress in a dience - three stars and 14 studs." List of winners, page 2 dramatic series. Richard Mulligan, the spaced- The only actor who appeared to accept his out Burt of ABC's "Soap," and Cathryn Damon. award was Powers Boothe, named best lead actor his suffering wife, were named best lead actor in a limited series for CBS' "Guyana Tragedy: Some of the awards, in technical categories, were and actress in a comedy series. The Story of Jim Jones." announced Saturday. \ Harry Morgan and Loretta Swit teamed up as "This is either the most courageous moment It was the fifth Emmy for Asner, wh\plays best supporting actor and actress in "M-A-S-H." of my career or the stupidest," said Boothe. He the irascible city editor, and his second for best ABC's "Taxi" was named the best comedy said he supported both the Television Academy lead in "Lou Grant." The other three were series, scoring something of an upset over the and the actors' stand supporting awards for "The Mary Tyler Moore favored "M-A-S-H ' James L Brooks, a Taxi" The Screen Actors Guild and the American Show." executive producer, noting the show's crew had Federation of Television and Radio Artists "I'm delighted with the success of the show," been laid off due to the strike, said, "We want SOME FAMILIAR FACES — Tom Smothers, left, and his brother Dick, right, flank walked off their jobs July 21 in a dispute over Asner said later. "I'm sorry we're not there, but them to know this is as much for them as any- director James Burrows, who holds Emmy Award he won last night for directing an money for pay television and sales of video hopefully we can contribute a little bit by not body " episode of the "Taxi" television series. The Smothers Brothers were among the few cassettes. being there. It will call attention to the fact that "Taxi" director James Burrows also picked recognizable faces at the award ceremonies in Pasadena, Calif. Many scheduled CBS was the night's numerical winner with 13 we have a strike to take care of." up an award for best directing in a comedy series. presenters and nominees were absent because of the 50-day-old actors strike.

The Register The Daily Register >lOHmoiiill < ouiil> s Great Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 58 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1980 20 CENTS Anderson, Carter hit N.J. campaign trail TRENTON (AP) - John Anderson and Presi- election, according to all political camps. the state in the presidential election to Re- dent Carter are following the presidential cam- Campaign aides note that Carter never has publican Gerald Ford. This year, Sen. Edward paign trail in New Jersey, which was blazed by done well in New Jersey polling Kennedy topped the president io the party prima- Republicans on Labor Day weekend. " He won the 1976 Democratic primary, but lost ry. Independent candidate Anderson begins his New Jersey's importance in the national elec- tour tonight with a 7:30 p.m. rally at the Rutgers Magazine polls shows tion schemes of all candidates also is demon- University gymnasium in New Brunswick before strated by the fact the state has the eighth largest an overnight stay. Carter, Reagan even total of electoral votes. Carter gets the jump in tomorrow's public William Ward, Anderson's state campaign co- politicking with a 10 a.m. appearance at a steel NEW YORK - President Carter and his Re- publican challenger, Ronald Reagan, ran even in ordinator, has another reason for the independ- mill opening in Perth Amboy. , ent's first visit since last May: "New Jersey was Anderson counters with an 11:30 a.m. walk in Time magazine's latest poll of voter preference, the magazine says. Carter and Reagan both at- the first state in the nation in which he was on the Hackensack and a speech from the Bergen County ballot and there's a broad base of support here.'' courthouse steps. He wraps up his visit with a 3 tracted 3D percent of those surveyed, Time said p.m. news conference in Union. • today. Carter last visited the state almost a year ago The Carter and Anderson visits follow New Meanwhile, R«p. John B. Andaraon wa« fa- for a panda In Now Bnuuwtek and a dinnar al to* Jersey campaigning during the Labor Day week- vored by IS percent of the 1,644 registered voters Meadow lands sports complex. end by Republicans Ronald Reagan at Liberty nationwide surveyed Aug. 26-28 for Time by the Carter's appearance, like those of Reagan and State Park in Jersey City and running mate polling organization Yankelovich, Skelly and Bush, is geared toward luring the blue-collar George Bush at the Flemington Fair on Friday White, the magazine said. Fifteen percent Is the vote. evening. level of support the League of Women Voters has Anderson appears concentrating on a middle- The early hectic activity demonstrates New said is necessary for a candidate to be included in and upper-class draw. He has scheduled a private fj* Jersey's value to candidates in the November the presidential debates it will sponsor this year. finance breakfast for tomorrow in Tenafly. Miss A merica advocates ER but not ERA ATLANTIC CITY - The are very strong." . new Miss America, Susan With just two hours of Powell, questions the need sleep, Miss Powell was CLOWNING AROUND — Doug Keller of Red Bank, the man on the stilts, for an Equal Rights Amend- poised but reserved as she entertains youngsters yesterday at Fiesta Hlspana 'SO in Long Branch, ment. She says she never has talked with reporters nine encountered discrimination hours after winning the Miss in her own life. America Pageant. Beneath s '•The ERA is beautiful be- her pert smile and soft south- cause It's got people talking ern accent, she displayed a Fiesta-goers shout .about women's rights and driving sense of personal am- about women," the 21-year- bition. old senior at Oklahoma City "I am very competitive," University said yesterday. said Elk City, Okla.'s first 'Ole ! 'at city park s: "But I'm not sure that the Miss America, who won the ERA as an amendment is the title over 49 other state repre- By JOKl. SIEGEL kidding Miguel Cruz, his teammate from answer. Women without the sentatives in a hectic week of LONG BRANCH - Clear skies and Elizabeth, who was the final man on the ERA will have their own warm September temperatures provided pole and the one who grabbed the flag. Susan Powell, Mi** America, with parent* Y'initaand Wendell Powell rights," she said. "Women See Pageant wiaaer, page 4 the icing on the cake yesterday for While the greased pole competition thousands of visitors to Fiesta Hispana '80, captured the fancy of some, informal dice a celebration of Hispanic culture, at Seven games, called "chuckaluck" by one par- Presidents Park. ticipant, captured the attention of others. From 10 a.m. on into the fading light of With a crowd huddled around one piece of Even loss won't halt Marlboro aim wood, spectators kept a careful eye on the dusk, the park came alive with the sounds of Hispanic music, the smells of pastales dice as they rolled out of a metal cup. By ANDREW SHEEHAN withdraw from the Freehold the efforts towards de-re- trict, the law has prompted its 560 students to Marlboro Regional High School District gionalization of the school an emotional opposition to High School, a fairer share of and other traditional food, and the shouts "C'mon, place a bet. You'll be lucky," MARLBORO - A defeat of the crowds watching contests conducted said the operator of one of the games, of Marlboro's request to tommorrow would not end system, according to leaden Marlboro's request. the districts assets. , here The law should be changed "If there is a better way at the festival. calling out to a prospective player. Although sUll hopeful for to examine de-regionalization to reorganize the system One of the contests — palo encedado, At the opposite end of the festival area, the passage of the referen- of the entire district, he said. here, it should be decided In a the greased pole — drew a particularly a little 10-year-old girl watched a band dum allowing the high school "Even if the withdrawal more equitable manner," he large crowd. Several hundred persons playing Puerto Rican folk music. Earlier The Inside Story to secede from the district, is unsuccessful, there is a said. "Whereas Marlboro watched as two teams of men tried to grab in the day the youngster, Brenda Quintans a Puerto Rican flag off the top of a 30-foot THE WEATHER members of the Board of movement throughout the withdraws and takes a high of Garfield Avenue, Long Branch, had Education here said a defeat district to do away with the school and 13 percent of the telephone pole coated with axle grease. been selected from a field of 15 contestants would bring a movement to regional system," he said. district's assets; Colts Neck The men tried to build a human pole to be Little Miss Fiesta Hispana. Mostly saaay aid pleasant today sad tomorrow. against the greased one by standing on the Hlgks mid 7ts toanww l M. Complete report page S. change the law governing "There will be a sizable ef- would not even get a type- Brenda said she was "happy" to be withdrawals. Members of the fort here and elsewhere to writer if it broke away." shoulders of their teammates. Several selected, though unaware that a bigger, '4 Girls 4' briag back a happier day's sonadi 7 Regional Board of Education change the law governing Freehold Township Mayor times one of the teams came close before better-known beauty pageant had taken Glacis wallop Cardinals, bat Jets (all to Colts I and others opposing the withdrawal." Robert W. Mantei, one of the the difficulty of grabbing onto the slippery place in Atlantic City the night before. For Emily WUkeas presents tips oa happy feel care U Marlboro withdrawal also at- Tills said the district has more vocal critics of the pole undermined their effort. One time, the talent portion of the contest, she •forty Carats' proves a somewhat flawed gem II tacked the law for'different "outserved its usefulness" of withdrawal, also called for a one of the teams came within inches of the danced and sang to "Mi Coquito." or "My reasons. supplying education to grow- change in the law. The dis- flag before hands started to slip and the Dear." Marlboro Board member ing communities. Although trict should decide its fate human pole collapsed. The crowd was dis- Food stands sold pastales — boiled Dr. Howard Tills said the District Board President together, he said. appointed, but clearly entertained. balls of crushed bananas with meat Inside AaVtee DAILY REGISTER PHONE NUMBERS withdrawal question here has John Horrisberger disgreed '' The piecemeal Finally, after an hour, a team of six - and bacalalitos — fish placed in flour already "sown the seeds" with de-regionalization, he withdrawal leaves more to men found the winning combination. and fried — and other traditional Puerto Man Office..... "The worst part of it is after you've Tail Free «1- for de-regionalization of the said the withdrawal law must those who have more and Rican and Hispanic dishes. Vendors sold Comics »J high school district. Tilis said be changed. gives less to those who have failed a couple of times. The other guys buttons, T-shirts and flags, while children Toll Free HMIM have sand on their feet and it rubs-into SSSatoert'".'.'.".'.'...... U« Classified Dept although the withdrawal Horrisberger said the law, less," he said "Until the law enjoyed one of the two rides set up fror the would be an asset to the dis- which allows the voter tode - is changed, there can be no your shoulders," 265-pound William Dent, festival. And a stream of bands provided jJU^yk lt-U Ctrculitloa Dept cide only one municipality's intelligent questioning of de- the man at the base of his victorious Pler Pab-Loag Braach Pier almost continuous Hispanic music, from Maktttkr e A Data " Sports Dept request at a time, is ine-regionalization." team's winning human pole, said after the Happy HourTifor 1,12-7. event salsa to Puerto Rican folk to more Latin Movie Timetable .7 MMdletowaBareaa.m-mi quitable to municipalities Voters will decide tomor- American sounds. 4 Freehold Bweae 411-UR IV dam Hat withoufhigh schools. A dif- row whether Marlboro can "Once in a while, someone steps on ferent approach would give your head, like Miguel did," he added, See Perfect, page 4 p LoagBraaca Twin Lobster Special tonite. See Lou, page II TeterWoa , 7 State Bareaa.. ,m-oi». Colts Neck, which sends all of

i > 2 The Dwty Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBERS. 198O —Carter takes the day off Reagan, Bush tour Northeast keep this country strong enough to deter ag- TION By Tke Associated Press Reagan began a four-day campaign tour in gression." By Tke Asseelated Pres* Philadelphia, where he pledged as p resident to While President Carter and his running mate "build a growing commitment" to the needs of He said Reagan, former two-term governor of took the day off, Republican challenger Ronald the elderly. California, was "big enough to apologize" for his Reagan promised a "strong and reliable" Social Speaking at a senior citizens' rally from the remark that Carter had chosen to open his re- Economic grilling due Wanted it secret Security system Sunday and his vice presidential steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Reagan election campaign in Tuscumbia, Ala , which nominee, George Bush, portrayed Reagan as sought to offset a Carter charge last week that he Reagan erroneously called the birthplace of the WASHINGTON - Congress is publicly ATLANTA — National security adviser "the peace candidate" of the 1880campaign had once suggested making Social Security volun- Ku Klux Klan questioning top administration officials Zbigniew Brzezinski argued against disclos- about President Carter's new economic plan Both assertions, by Reagan and Bush, were tary Bush was interviewed on NBC's "Meet the ing Rosalynn Carter's call to Billy Carter intended to counter Democratic attacks based at Reagan has denied the allegation repeatedly. in hearings expected to take on a tinge of asking him to try to obtain Libya's help in Press" program. Anderson appeared on ABC's partisan politics least in one instance on a past statement by the He promised Sunday to "defend the integrity of "Issues and Answers." freeing US hostages in Iran, The Atlanta GOP presidential candidate. Republican members of the House Budget the Social Security system" and said it would be Anderson said Carter was trying to exclude Constitution reported in Monday's editions. Both assertions served to illustrate Reagan's "strong and reliable and protected under a Re- Committee were expected to use the hear- Quoting unidentified sources in a report him from the first presidential debate with Re- ings, which were beginning today, to tout recent difficulty in shifting from a posture of self- agan administration.'' agan for "his own selfish, perceived political from its Washington bureau, The Constitu- defense to an offensive against Carter's handling Reagan, speaking in October 1864 in behalf of GOP nominee Ronald Reagan'a economic tion said Brzezinski and Presidential Counsel advantage," and th at Americans won't stand for proposals as better medicine than Carter's of the economy, which Reagan's advisers see as GOP presidential candidate Bar ry M. Goldwater, it. Lloyd Cutler had a showdown argument in the critical issue of the campaign. for the nation's economic ills. front of President Carter on the issue in July. had asked rhetorically in discussing Social Secur- Former President Richard M. Nixon mean- The first witnesses on Up were Budget ' The newspaper said Cutler persuaded Carter spent most of the day at Camp David, ity whether it would be possible to "introduce while predicted that even though Carter has "a Director James T. Mclntyre and Charles L. Carter to disclose the first lady's role in Md , before he returned to the W hite House, and voluntary features that would permit a citizen to better, well-organized, selfless staff" and will Schultze, chairman of the president's Council calling on Billy Carter for help, and as a Vice President Walter F Mondale relaxed at his do better on his own..." "use the presidency very, very effectively" dur- of Economic Advisers. result the president described his wife's No- Washington home before returning to the cam- In Philadelphia, one of several major in- ing the campaign, Reagan will win election in vember 1978 telephone call in a written re- paign trail Tuesday with an appearance in Chica- dustrial states of the Northeast and Middle West November. Treasury Secretary G. William Miller is go to appear tomorrow and Federal Reserve port last month to the Senate, which had that he will visit this week, Reagan said Carter In the first part of a five-part interview to be Board Chairman Paul A. Volcker will follow begun an investigation of Billy's Libyan ties. Tuesday also is the date of 13 gubernatorial had made a "Declaration of Indifference" to the shown this week on NBC-TV's "Today" program, Wednesday and congressional primaries across the country, needs of homeowners, workers, young people and Nixon said the GOP nominee must "shape up highlighted by a four-way Democratic contest for "We'll be looking at the economic pro- Paying the pupils the elderly. that staff" of his. the nomination to unseat Sen. Jacob K. Javits, Ft- Bush, in a national broadcast interview, de- But, concluded Nixon: "Carter's weakness is posals themselves and how they relate to the N.Y., who is seeking a fifth Senate term. economic problems out there," said Wendell SAN DIEGO,,- Memorial Junior High fended Reagan's Aug. 18 assertion that U.S. in- his record, his deeds. Reagan's weaknesses are Belew, Budget Committee counsel. School lost 1132,000 last year because stu- Independent candidate John B. Anderson, in- volvement in the Vietnam War was a "noble his words, and when you run against words, I dents played hooky. Principal Bob Amparan terviewed on television, predicted he will debate cause." Said Bush: "Governor Reagan is going think the one that is weak on deeds is going to figures the school could save some dollars by Carter and then his campaign will take off. to be the peace candidate because he is going to lose." Beef price hike seen paying the kids to show up. FORT COLLINS, Colo. - A Colorado "My idea may sound a little crass, but it State University agricultural professor pre- ought to appeal to them," says the principal dicts that beef pries will be 15 to 20 percent of the school with the worst attendance re- higher by this time next year, bringing close cord in the San Diego area. i New York race primary highlight to MO per hundredweight. "I couM dropall these truant kids and let By Tke Associated Press Bess Myerson, a former New York City com- and Wisconsin. Forest Walters said that he based his them becoinaa permanent problem on the Thirteen states hold primary elections today, missioner of consumer affairs and former Miss The issue of excessive campaign spending has prediction on the ratio of the number of cattle streets. Instem. it's bold and controversial, and nominations will be decided for U.S. Senate America, has led in the polls. Other candidates cropped up in Arizona, where three candidates to every 100 people In the United States. but why not convince them that school is in seats in 10 of those contests and for gubernatorial include former New York mayor and onetime are running for the Democratic nomination to There now are about 40 cattle for each 100 their interest? ' \ posts in two of them. Republican John V. Lindsay; U.S. Rep Elizabeth oppose Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater. Bill people, the lowest ratio since 1940, he noted. The district-wideScJhool board is to vote A Mth state, Louisiana, holds its primary on Hojtzman of Brooklyn; and Queens District At- Schulz, a millionaire apartment owner, had spent Walters attributed the smaller-than-usual within two weeks on wnether to experiment Saturday, and veteran Democratic Sen. Russell torney John Santucci. 1807,000 as of Aug. 20. for three months with Amparan's proposal. supply of beef to ranchers holding cattle off Long, chairman of the Senate Finance Commit- In Florida, Sen. Richard Stone faces five In Vermont, six Republicans are fighting for the market to try to rebuild their herds. The Under the plan, each of the HO students tee, is faced by four challengers in an open the senatorial nomination to oppose Democratic would be issued a card marked "25 Cents" challengers for the Democratic primary. Another drought in the Midwest forced many primary — one a fellow Democrat. race being watched there is the Republican con- Incumbent Patrick Leahy, under attack by na- ranchers to slaughter additional cattle, for each day he or she attended class the In addition to Long, senators in Florida, Ne- tional conservative groups and the Republican month before. gressional challenge to Rep. Richard Kelly, who which now is on the market and is keeping vada, New Hampsire, and New York are being has been indicted in the Abscam case. National Committee. beef prices artificially low, he said. challenged by members of their own parties in Other senators being challenged by members Vermont's Republican Gov. Richard Snelling Rosalynn reviewed • this week's primaries. of their own party are Paul Laxalt, a Nevada faces only token opposition in today's primary. Carter policy hit WASHINGTON - Rosalynn Carter finds One of the hardest fought contests is In New Republican and Ronald Reagan's campaign chair- Two Democratic candidates seek their party's it almost impossible to forgive people who York where Republican Sen. Jacob Javits is seek- man, and John A. Durkin, a New Hampshire nomination. WASHINGTON - The United States' last wrong her family, hoped against hope that ing a fifth term and is being challenged by Alfonse Democrat. In neither case is the challenge con- ambassador to Iran says the American re- son Chip's marriage would not end in divorce D'Amato, a town official from suburban Long sidered serious. Neighboring New Hampshire's primary could fusal accommodate Itself to the inevitability and so dislikes telling people what she's Island. Javits is 76, and D'Amato has made an In Louisiana, Long faces one Democrat, two set the state for a repeat of the governor's race of Iran's revolution was a shortsighted policy reading that she sometimes turns a book issue of his opponent's age and health. Republicans and the candidate of the Socialist two years ago. Gov. Hugh Gallen, a Democrat, for which both countries have paid a high jacket wrong-side out. Both D'Amato and Javits will be on the No- Workers Party. Under the state's open primary has only token opposition. The man Gallen beat in price. vember ballot, regardless of the outcome today — format, the two top vote-getters will face off in 1878 — former Gov. Meldrim Thomson — is trying So says the first lady's best friend, Edna to get back the job but has two opponents. The former ambassador, William Sul- Langford, in a glowing new biography: D'Amato as the candidate of the Conservative November, regardless of party. / livan, says that two weeks before Iran's "Rosalynn — Friend and First Lady." Party and Javits as that of the Liberal Party. Other states with senatorial primaries are Other states holding primaries today are Min- monarchy collapsed, the Carter adminis- Mrs. Langford was Mrs. Carter's sole In the Democratic Senate race in New York, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Vermont nesota, Rhode Island and Wyoming. tration sabotaged what he considered a traveling companion during the early stages promising effort to ensure a controlled of Jimmy Carter's first presidential cam- transfer of power to the revolutionary Islam- paign and is still a frequent White House Park Service drops ic leadership. visitor. Subsequently, the administration com- While memories and anecdotes were pro- )WORLD pounded its mistake by clinging to the belief vided by Mrs. Langford, the slim book was that the late Shah of Iran's last prime min- actually written by another longtime friend restrictive rules By Tat AliocialHl Him ister, Shahpour Bakhtlar, could survive the of the Carters, Linda Maddox, wife of the accelerating revolutionary ferment gripping president's special assistant for religion, Iran at the time, Sullivan says. Bakhtlar Robert L. Maddox. on Iranian visitors lasted less than two weeks. Sullivan outlines his views in a Foreign By SHERRY F1GDORE Krisko, "when we were ad- Polish Workers Bani-Sadr Policy magazine article that may represent No-Names do well SANDY HOOK - The Na- vised by Deputy Super- the opening salvo In a national debate over tional Park Service has quiet- intendent (of Gateway) John the wisdom of American policy toward a DENVER - Cigarette smokers unhappy ly rescinded an order, in ef- Guthrie that Is was invalid.'' accepts 14 country now regarded as a foreign policy that too much of their money Is going up In fect for only nine days, that "All copies of that order disaster for the United States smoke are stampeding a Colorado super- would have required any Ira- have now been expunged," get the word market chain that sells generic cigarettes at nian nationals seeking special he said, "but I think we ministers 44 cents a pack — a savings of 11 cents. use permits In any national would have Interpreted it to By The Associated Press Storm now hurricane The cigarettes hit the shelves of 53 King park facilities to be proc- mean fishing permits as well Soopers stores two months ago and promptly essed through the office of as other special uses." about striking In another step toward de- MIAMI — Hurricane Georges sprang to outsold every brand except Marlboro, a the secretary of the Depart- bate on the American WARSAW, Poland (AP) Krakow and Plock. hostages, Iranian President life in the north Atlantic last night as busy spokesman for the supermarket chain said. ment of (he Interior. Guthrie said Friday that — More scattered strikes Apparently local griev- forecasters kept a close watch on three other The cigarettes, king-size filtered lights, are no permits were sought In Abolhassan Bani-Sadr has ac- On Aug. 20, a directive across Poland brought a ances were the cause. cepted two-thirds of Prime tropical weather systems. packaged in plain white wrapping with black was issued from NPS re- any of the other units of warning from Warsaw Ra- However, the official In Texas, the soggy remains of Tropical lettering, leaving smokers guessing about Gateway either during the Minister Mohammad All Ra- gional headquarters in Bos- dio that the new rights PAP news agency reported jal's proposed cabinet and Storm Danielle brought threats of flooding to what brand lies beneath. ton, through the offices of the nine days, and it was Just as promised the workers may an end to walkouts In the hill country around San Antonio. well, because there appears submitted the names to Par- Gateway National Recrea- be held up if the walkouts Blelsko Blala and Jelenla liament for approval. But None of the new systems posed an im- tion Area in Brooklyn, and on to be a difference in in- continue. Gora In the south, and in mediate threat to land. UMass students return terpretation. Bani-Sadr and Rajai re- down to the Gateway Unit The government radio Suwalki in the northeast. mained at odds over the other Forecaster Joe Hebert of the National here at Sandy Hook. Guthrie said he would said continuing labor unrest The continuing local seven ministers. Hurricane Center said an Air Force recon- AMHERST, Mass. - Classes were re- No one applied for a use have Interpreted the advisory was "alarming, especially naissance craft reported that the storm de- suming today at the University of Massachu- walkouts were the after- Tehran Radio reported permit here during the time only to include permits for in the light of our difficult math of a nationwide strike Bani-Sadr accepted 14 of the veloped hurricane-force winds late Sunday. setts as thousands of students, sent home the directive was in effect, gatherings or rallies, not economic situation. Any Georges turned Into a tropical storm earlier because of a critical water shortage, re- wave that started Aug. 14 in 21 ministers nominated by according to John Krisko, a simple activites like fishing further demands, however Gdansk, took more than Rajai, who was elected prime Sunday as it churned across the North Atlan- turned from an unscheduled four-day week- deputy superintendent. Guthrie said he didn't justified, even urgent and tic Ocean. end. 000,000 workers from their minister by the Majlis, or "The change In orders know where the directive had necessary, may place a jobs and ended last week At 1030 p.m. EDT, the center of the Town and university officials, meanwhile, Parliament, after Bani- came last Thursday," said originated. question mark over the im- with the promise of major Sadr's first choice for the job hurricane was located about 440 miles still were trying to figure out how the short- plementation of the under- political and social reforms southwest of Cape Race, Newfoundland, near age developed and why Town Manager A. was rejected. The broadcast takings already given." including the right to strike said Rajai nominated seven latitude 41.2 north, longtitude 58.0 west. Louis Hay ward wasn't notified Tuesday when Emmy winner list Polish television re- and the formation of inde- Hebert said highest sustained winds were water supplies became dangerously low. other men for the vacant ported strikes at a cotton pendent free trade unions. posts, but five of them were 65 mph, and gales covered a large area "Nobody quite Understands how so much LOS ANGELES (API - Htr. It a lilt BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY FOR A M wlnnari at IM 32nd Annual Emmy LIMITE-O SERIES OR SPECIAL: mill in Blalystok, an agri- the same nominees Bani-Sadr extending 300 miles in a southeastern semi- water got used so quickly," said Anne C. Award! lait night: Gavno Ratchar — "TIM Sllanl Lovart," cultural machinery plant in Poland's new Com- circle and ISO miles to the northeast. COMEDY SERIES: "Tul." ABC aplsoda 01 "Moviola." NBC refused to agree to earlier. Wood of the UMass news bureau. LEAD ACTOR IN A COMEDY BEST FILM EDITING FOR A LIM Olecko, and a construction munist Party chief, SERIES: Richard Mulligan — "Soap." ITED SERIES OR SPECIAL: Bill Hossdein Musavi, Rajai's CBS Blundan and Alan Paltlllo — "All Qulat firm in Elk, all in the north- Stanislaw Kania, pledged pick for foreign minister, was LEAD ACTRESS IN A COMEDY on tho Watlarn Front," CBS east, and by transport SERIES: Cathrvn Damon - "Soap." BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A on Saturday to honor the among them. ASC LIMITED SERIES OR SPECIAL: workers in Tarnow and concessions granted the SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A COM- Gaorgo Grlnard — "Tha OMoft Living clothing plant employees in In a letter to the Majlis, -People EOY OR VARIETY OR MUSIC Graduata." NBC strikers in the agreement the prime minister said he SERIES: Harry Morgan — "Main." BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN Kamienna Gora, in the signed in Gdansk Aug. 31 CASTEL GANDOLFO, a busman's holiday over who draws Thor and A LIMITED SERIES OR SPECIAL: hoped Bani-Sadr "will cas Mara Wlnnlngham — "Ambar Wavoi." south. but warned "anti-socialist Italy (AP) - Pope Joh» the weekend, but he had no Spiderman for the Marvel SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRA- finalize the investigation of MA SERIES: Stuart Margolin — "TIM Dissident sources re- elements" against trying to Paal Ilsaid yesterday the regrets. Comics Group. He says he Reckford Flttt." NBC BEST LEAD ACTRESS IN A LIM- some cases and that I can SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A ITED SERIES OR SPECIAL: Patty ported strikes by sulphur turn Poland's troubles "to release of a Chinese-bom "I'd probably be work' has to scramble to make a COMEDY OR VARIETY OR MUSIC Duka Attln — "Tha Mlracla Workar," take the necessary measures ing on comic art now any- decent living in the busi- SERIES: LortttaSwIt —"Main." CBS NBC miners in Tarnow and their own purposes." He to introduce the rest of the Roman Catholic bishop af- SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A BEST LEAD ACTOR IN A LIMITED Tamobrzeg, transport and said the strikes were "a ter a years in a Chinese way," be said as he com- ness. DRAMA SCRIES: Nancy Marchand — SERIES OR SPECIAL: Powan Bootha members of the Cabinet." "Lou Grant." —CBS — "Guyana Tragadv: Tha Story of Jim construction workers In protest not against the prin- "I've gone through the Jonai." CBS prison "filled my heart pleted a sketch for a comic DIRECTING IN A COMEDY Sledlce and workers in ciples of socialism but The Majlis will begin con- with deep Joy." art collector at a weekend period where I was strug- SERIES: Jamat Burrowi — "Tail." BEST LIMITED SERIES: "Edward sideration of the cabinet nom- ABC and Urt Slmpton," lyndlcatad plants in the major In- against the mistakes of the Addressing hundreds of comic book and pop culture gling to get enough work to DIRECTING IN A DRAMA BEST ART DIRECTION FOR A VA- inations tomorrow, Radio SERIES: Rogar Young-"Lou Gram." RIETY OR MUSIC PROGRAM FOR A dustrial cities of Lodz, party." pilgrims and tourists from convention here. survive ... Now have so CBS SINGLE EPISODE: Charlai Llianbv. Tehran said. ' much 1 can't do It," he ACHIEVEMENT IN CHOREO- art dlractor. Dwlght Jackton. tat daco- the balcony of the summer Pollard, 30, who works GRAPHY Alan Johnton — "Shlrlav rator — ' Barvihnlhov on Broadway." from his home in South- said. MacLalna Spaclal," CBS ABC papal palace In this Alban WRITING IN A COMEDY SERIES: Hills town south or Rome, gate, Mich., la a freelancer Bob Collaarv - "Barnav Millar." ABC AWARD FOR UNIQUE PROGRAM Top level Israeli Cairo-bound? ••• WRITING IN A DRAMA SERIES: ACHIEVEMENT WHICH DOES NOT the pope said In Italian: Saph Fraaman — "Lou Grant." CBS FALL INTO A SPECIFIC CATEGORY: Gaorga Paga, Jac vtnia. axacutlva pro- By The Associated Press "The recent news on MOSCOW (AP) - An ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC DIREC- primarily with nor- opening of the Palestinian TION: Ian Prawr, muikal dlractor; ducari; and David Haalav. producar — Egypt has Invited Israeli malization of relations, the liberation of Moasignor Ohio man who waved a Ralph burn! and Billy Bvar*. principal "Frod Ailalrt: Chang* Partnari And autonomy talks that Egyp- U.S. flag at opening cere- arransara — "Baryinnlkov on Broad Danca." PBS Foreign Minister Yitzhak which Dominic Taag, Bishop of way." ABC tian President Anwar Sadat monies of the Moscow BEST PROGRAM ACHIEVE- Shamir to Cairo, and offi Israel says is proceeding Caaleo, after suffering a COSTUME DESIGN FOR A MENTS — SPECIAL EVENTS — FOR broke off after Israel Olympic Games tried to SERIES: Pata Manafaa - "TIM OH SPECIAL EVENT PROGRAMING: clals In Jerusalem were too slowly. Shamir's visit years la jail because — as Shoo," NBC Alaiandor H. Cohan, axacutlva pro considering sending him to- passed its ontroversial Je- ke himself declared - of take anti-Soviet literature LEAD ACTOR IN A DRAMA ducar. HIMy Parks, producar: and Roy would be the first by a to p SERIES: Ed Amr — "Lou Grant." A. Somylo. co-producar — "Tha win day or early next week, Is- rusalem law. The law de- Us obedience to the pope, into the country, according CBS Annual Tony Awardt." CBS Israeli Cabinet member to the government news- LIAD ACTRESS IN A DRAMA BEST ANIMATED PROGRAM raeli Radio said yesterday. since that of former De- clared all of Jerusalem — has filled my heart with SERIES: Barbara Bal GaddM — "Dal- Loronio Musk and Barton Dun. pro- paper Ixvestia. laa." CBS auctrl — "Canton Your Doorman." Israeli officials said they fense Minister Ezer Including t he annexed, pre- deep joy aad esteem for BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN LIGHT- CBS Urn." The publication on Sat- ING DIRECTION: Polar O. Edwardt. viewed the invitation as a Welzman last May. dominantly Arab eastern William Knight, and Patar S Pauai — BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN TECH- conciliatory gesture and Taag, a Jesalt, was urday claimed Dan Pat- "FDR. Thd Lait Yaar," NBC NICAL DIRECTION AND ELEC- Last week U.S. envoy Sol sector - as capital of Is- terson of Howard, Ohio, ar- BEST CLASSICAL PROGRAM IN TRONIC CAMERAWORK: Wayno that the meeting would deal Unowiti negotiated a re- rael. freed by Chiawsc author- THE PERFORMING ARTS: "LU Panont, technical dlractor; Tom rived in Moscow last July Pmm Studio IH: A Trlbuta to Goran. Daan Hall. Boo Hlghton. Bill ities three moatks ago. Bit Toacanlnl," NBC Landari. and Ron ShtMlon. camara oo "carrying an entire li- OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A VA- araton — "Tha OMatt Living Gradu- Ike pope said ke wanted to ate." NSC pay trlbale to Taag, 71. brary — 1S4 volumes of RIETY OR MUSIC PROGRAM : Bull 'religious' literature — Kohtn — "Shlrlav Macwan: [«m Lit BEST DRAMA OR COMEDY SPE- China's premier formally resigns who this year celebrates no Movomant." CBS CIAL: Raymond Kati and* Sandy which naturally also had a OUTSTANDING DIRECTION IN A Gallln, aittcutlva producan; Frad COO. PEKING (AP) - Chi- announced a new 10-year- the Mth aaaivesary of Us VARIETY OR MUSIC PROGRAM: liament is expected to ap- producar — "Tha Mlracla Workar." nese Premier Hua Guofeng economic plan to begin next ordlMIlM as a Roman strong anti-Soviet flavor." Owloht Mgmlon _ '.'Barvthlnlkov on NBC prove the resignations. Broadway." ABC formally told Parliament year. Catholic priest. The report indicated the BEST INFORMATIONAL PRO- BEST VARIETY OR MUSIC PRO- Zhao is a protege of Vice publications were con- GRAM: "Tha Body Human: Tha Magic GRAM: Horman Kawiti.. aiacutlvo yesterday that he is resign- The resignation plans of ••• Santa." CBS producar. Gary Smith and Dalght Premier Deng Xiaoping CLEVELAND (Aj>) fiscated by customs in- BEST WRITING FOR A LIMITED Ihtfnwm. producgri — "Bar yahnlhov on ing his government post in Hua and seven elderly vice who. despite his title, wlel SERIES OR SPECIAL Oayld CUa — Broadway." ABC favor of the innovative premiers were first an- Comic book artist Kelta spectors at Moscow's air- "Otl MM Mlnnatou strip, •• ABC ds the greatest political in- port. BEST DIRECTION POR A LIM BEST DRAMA SERIES Gana R«V economist, Zhao Ziyang. He nounced this spring. Par- Pollard took y-^Mni. of Pope Joba Paal II ITEDSERIESORASPECIAL: Marvin natdt. axacutlva producar; Sag* Frga- fluence. Chomtky — "Attica," ABC r— "Lou Grant." CBS SHREWSBURY, N j MONDAY. SEPTEMBER8. i960 The Daily Register 3 When it comes to picking a president, what's in a name? EAST DURHAM, NY (AP) - Late sum- Sandinavian equivalent of "Andrew's Son " It is There are 87 Carters, beginning with Alan, a with short last names There have been nearly mer musings from a porch jnfihg already strewn also a city in Indiana and another in South foreign service officer, and ending with Willis twice as many 1201 two syllable as three syllable with falling leaves: / Carolina, neither of which was named for the Merle, an educator, and including Jimmy names 1111 presidents Six presidents, beginning Election bet hunch slayers will be gratified congressman from Illinois During the London iJames Earl'Jr. i and Rosalynn of the Plains, with James Polk, had only a single syllable to to know that a panel]of polling experts has HUGH blitz, an Anderson was a corrugated steel air Ga . Carters There is a Bryum. a Hoddmg and a their name Only Dwight Eisenhower went reached the scientific conclusion that the name raid shelter named after Sir John Anderson, the Ronald among the who s who Carters, but no beyond three of the next president w|l positively include the home secretary at the outbreak of the war Billy letters "A" T and "R". MULLIGAN Three Presidents had last names began with "John Anderson," a lovely poem by the There are 13 pages of Anderson — 283 in all. 'A ". three with "C" and two with "R." There This is heartening news for Jimmy Carter. Scots national laureate Robert Bums, begins including "John Bayard, congressman. B have been six James, the most popular first Ronald Reagan and John Anderson John Anderson my jo, John . Rockford, III , Feb 15,1922..." name for a president, four Johns and, so far, no Those who make their presidential choice the When first we were acquent The Carter biography in Who's Who takes up Ronalds way my wife picks horses at a race track — Your locks were like the raven. 24 lines Anderson rates 18 lines, and Reagan 8, But then Reagan's middle name is Wilson, so because the name sounds nice — might be rule, which is not a bad combination for a But now your brow is beld, John, two fewer than Robert Redford the hunch players might find something there. interested in knowing that Jimmy as in Carter is presidential candidate. Your locks are like the snow, For those who can predict the nation's future My last experience at Royal Ascot might short for James, which is derived from the Reagan is of Irish descent, perhaps from the But blessing on your frosty pow. according to the way the sun. moon and planets prove helpful here The odds-on favorite in the Hebrew Jacobus, meaning "supplanter" — one Gaelic "reachtaire" meaning administrator or John Anderson my jo stooda at the time of each candidate's birth, it Queen Anne Cup was an American horse named who takes the place of another, as in taking over legislator The closest word in the Oxford Eng- I have no idea whether the snowy thatched must be kept in mind that both Reagan (Feb 6) Hawaiian Sound But the queen had a filly that the lease at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue from lish Dictionary is "reagent," which is a John Anderson was the independent candidate and Anderson (Feb 151 were bom under the sign was undefeated and hence became the sentimen- Gerald Ford Shakespeare's Iago is a varient of chemical substance or force used to create a for Ayrshire or why his brow went from brent to of Aquarius, the water bearer, whose ap- tal favorite since the royal stable has not done Jimmy. reaction, hence, a reactionary force. beld. pearance in ancient times meant the Nile was well in recent years. I was torn between betting John in both its Greek and Hebrew origins Anyway, presidential hopeful John Anderson about to overflow Carter was born under the the flag and sticking with the crown on the Carter, according to the Oxford English Dic- meant "God is gracious." In English usage it at least has the consolation of knowing there are sign of Libra lOct 1). the balance or scales queen's home track My wife, who teaches tionary, originally meant charioteer. In Tudor has had a wide range of connotations: footman, far more Andersons than Cac^rs or Regans in which weighs day and night as equal in the catechism to youngster making their first Com- England, around the turn of the 16th century, the butler, waiter, outdoor privy, a contemptuous the 1980-81 edition of "Who/Who In America." autumn sky. Libras, according to whether you munion, chose a long shot called Baptism. The word designated one who drove a cart-but was designation for a priest, and in the N.Y. argot of The two-volume wo/C lists only five He have consulted a Democratic or Republican flag and the crown ran out of the money. The also synonymous with boor. Mayor Ed Koch, one who patronizes houses of ill agans. Dead center among whom comes astrologer, tend to be either well balanced, cross I Baptism) came rolling home at 80-1. Ronald is of Scandinavian origin. It is a repute. "Ronald, businessman, rancher, B. Tampico, judicious people or hedgy equivocators What's in a name? There is a moral here combination of two words meaning advice and Anderson probably is the Anglicization of the 111 , Feb 6,1»U..." American voters seem to prefer presidents someplace. Candidates flexible if presidential race ends up in House TRENTON (AP) - Less than half occurred, but it's possible this year be- Republicans plan to stick with Reagan vote statewide, with consideration to vote for Reagan or vote for Anderson if Carter. "I plan to do what 1 can with the major congressional candidates in cause independent presidential can- in the House vote, no matter what the the district vote. it came to that." my colleagues in New Jersey to cast the New Jersey are pledged to support their didate John Anderson now is on the popular vote in New Jersey is on elec- "I think the question's academic, Rep. William Hughes, the Democrat- state's vote for Carter," Thompson party's nominee if the presidential elec- ballot in about 40states. tion day. Only five of the IS Democrats because we're entitled to only one ic incumbent Fox is challenging, said he said. tion is forced into the U.S. House of With a three-way presidential race, promised such unflinching loyalty to vote," said Rep. Matthew Rinaldo, a would be foolish not to consider the "I've got to support the man who I Representatives. it is possible that no one will win a clear Carter. Union County Republican backing Re- popular vote in his district and the en- think would, do the best job, and that's A survey of the candidates by The majority of electoral votes in the Nov. 4 Five Republicans and two Demo- agan all the way. "We don't expect to tire country before voting. Carter," said Rep. Joseph G. Minish of Associated Press last week found that, election. Under those circumstances, crats said they will follow the popular reverse the Democratic majority this "My first tendency, of course, West Orange. His Republican opponent, in the unlikely event that the House has the U.S. Constitution requires the new- vote for president in their districts or fall, and I expect that the Democrats would be to support my party's nomi- Robert Davis, said he would like to cast to choose the next president, New Jer- ly-elected House to choose the presi- the state. will vote for Jimmy Carter out of party nee," said Republican Marge Roukema his vote for Reagan but "would have to sey's representatives easily could throw dent. Two Republicans and three Demo- loyalty," of Bergen County, challenging Dsmo- give strong -consideration to how the party loyalty out the window. All those polled said they currently crats said they will consider several Rinaldo's opponent, Democrat Rose cratic Rep. Andrew Maguire, "but I voters voted in the district." Most Democrats refused to commit support their party's nominee and doubt factors, including party loyalty and the Monyek of Rahway, would not predict would have to take into consideration In Passaic County, Democratic Rep. themselves to voting for President that Anderson can win enough slates to popular vote, before deciding what to how she would vote. the split within my district." Robert Roe promises to follow the vot- Carter in that unusual, high-pressure throw the election to the House. do. Two other Republicans, Rep. Edwin Maguire agreed. "I would be looking ing pattern of his district, even if it situation. Republican Everett Jennings of Four Democrats would not hazard to Forsythe of Burlington County and at how the candidates did in the national means voting for Reagan. But Re- Half the Republicans said they would Newark, an admitted underdog guess what they would dp, and one Dem- popular vote..That would be the most publican challenger William Cleveland stick with Reagan. challenging Rep. Peter Rodino, a na- ocrat could not be reached. Beech Fox of Cape May County, share Rinaldo's pragmatic viewpoint. important thing in my mind — who got said firmly, "I would definitely vote for The results mean that, even if Demo- tionally known Democrat and the dean "No matter what the popular vote the most votes," he said, but he would "I'm afraid we've got five and Mr. Reagan." crats keep the majority of New Jersey's of the New Jersey delegation, noted was, I am committed to Ronald Re- not predict he could vote for Reagan. wryly: "My chances of winning the 10th they've got 10 (Democrats in the Rep. Millicent Fenwick, a Re- 15 seats in Congress, the delegation agan," said Jennings, the Republican But Christopher Smith, Republican Congressional District are far greater House), and I don't think there's any publican of Somerset County, said she could cast its single vote for Republican from Newark. Rodino called it "pre- in the 4th Congressional District around- than John Anderson upsetting the entire doubt that that's the way New Jersey has given the subject much thought Ronald Reagan if Reagan receives a mature" to comment on his vote. Trenton, refused to sway from Reagan. electoral system." would vote as a delegation," Forsythe without coming to a conclusion. strong popular vote in New Jersey. Rep. James J. Howard, D-Mon- "Carter just has failed so miserably. said. And Rep. James Florio, a Camden A House vote for president never has The AP poll found that eight of the 15 mouth, said he would follow the popular That alone would be enough to vote for Lewis Weinsteln of Camden County, County Democrat, confessed: "I just Reagan." Forsythe's opponent, said be has not don't know. There are too many vari- thought much about the possible House Smith's opponent, Rep. Frank ables, and I nope I won't have to de- The weather cide." Newark vote, but, "I can't Imagine that I would Thompson, is equally committed to FORECAST, teachers return NEWARK (AP) - Teach- ers in the state's largest city will return to the classroom today after overwhelmingly ratifying a new contract, a • >. i spokesman for the Newark Teachers Union said yester- a>aa£L! day. \ I tfwr*> (hear Michael Porcello, a staff Mffh representative of the union, Itmptrolaxi said the teachers approved the two-year pact after a lor or«o m brief afternoon meeting and now await approval from the board of education. The board NATIONAL W1AIHII tflVICI previously said it will ap- NO**. U S O«»» •* C«MK>I prove the agreement at a meeting at 7 a.m. today. Porcello said the contract includes salary increases APMwta from 20 to 38 percent over the TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather two-year period, for the 13 Sandy Hook Service forecasts showers for much of the nation levels of teachers in the TODAY - High 8:10 today. Showers are expected in parts of North state's largest district. Dakota, Minnesota, the Ohio River Valley p.m. and low 2:04 p.m. He said more than 2,000 of stretching to Missouri and Iowa, and areas of Tex- TOMORROW - High the union's 4,400 teachers and as, Oklahoma and western Arkansas and Louisi- 8:35 a.m. and 8:46 p.m. and 1,500 aides and clerks were on ana. Showers are also predicted for most of the low 2:36a.m. and 1:46p.m. hand for the meeting yester- Southwest as far north as Wvmonlng and east to For Red Bank and day at the Hotel Robert Colorado. Rumson bridge, add two Treat. hours; Sea Bright, deduct "All of those present Unexpected car wash 10 minute*; Long Branch, Local Weather were more than happy with Hoalilar anawov Ban IHM deduct 15 minutes, High- the settlement," said lands bridge, add 40 Yesterday's high temperatve at The Register weather Porcello, whose union mem- minutes. •utioo waa K degrees. The lew yesterday was tl. II was This car owned by Lee R. Brewer, 78 Crawford street, when the car's brakes apparently failed. As bers did not report for the Road, Middletown, got an Impromptu car wash a result, the boat, trailer and car wound UP In the HI La rrc OUk II at • p.m. aad the oversight lew was II. Today'i • a.m. opening day of classes Thurs- AIMnv 7a H clr temperature was U. There was ao rail la the U boars Saturday afternoon in the Navesink River In River river. Brewer escaped unscathed, but for his car It Altaian. U to Otcdv day. "We've had good bene- »laza. It seems Brewer was backing his boat and was something else. A tow truck had to be called to AmirllM •7 at Oy eadlag at ( a.m. today. There were I coollag degree days fits which we kept and now AncMrm 14. 41 trailer Into the river at Chris' Landing, W. Front haul the submerged vehicle out of the river. AIMvllK It ai clr yesterday, U for the moata aad 111* for the seasoa to we have a good salary pack- Atlanta M 71 clr date. Last year's total to date was III. Atlantc Civ H U clr age." Baltimore •4 a .11 clr Blrmlngftm M » cOv Bltmarck W » cdv M «7 clr It M clr Coastal Forecast Browmvlla Buffalo 74 U Clr Jerseyans pushing hard for dump fund Charllln SC tl Tl M clr Charlitn wv •I »7 cdv Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds variable but Cnlcaoo 71 al .74 cdv generally northerly around 10 knots or leu today and By SUP WOLLENBERG the Senate Finance Commit- The House bill has already New Jersey. The council has the necessity for an industry- Cincinnati IS al lacdv been through the House Com- supported clean-up fund. Ctevaland 75 53 Cdv tonight. Weather fair today and tonight. Visibility S miles Associated Prats Writer tee which will focus on the 65 member companies which Columtxii » tl cdy WASHINGTON - Legisla- funding aspects of the bill in merce. Ways and Means and operate in New Jersey, in- "We have already passed O.I Ft win If » rn or more except 2 to 4 miles in some fog and hue this If M cdv morning Average wave heights 2 feet or less today. tion to create an environmen- IU hearings. Florio chairs the Rules committees. cluding DuPont and Allied the bridge in New Jersey that DatMotoM n ri cdv tal superfund to help clean up House Commerce subcom- As It emerged from the Chemical. industry should take a role in Oatrolt 7S M cdv Duluttl 71 4f cdv Jersey Shore abandoned chemical dump mittee which first considered full Commerce Committee, Florio said after the meet- it. We told the congressman Fairbanks » It cdv Hartford to M clr sites is approaching a critical the superfund issue the bill called for creation of ing that he is offering a com- we would like it as It came at) >5 cdv a $600 million fund financed promise which would create out of the Commerce Com- It 77 cdv Fair and cool tonight. Lows mainly in the 50s and stage In Congress with two The Senate bill would .71 rn Heutton •4 71 New Jerseyans playing key create a 141 billion fund over with equal shares from the oil a $1 billion superfund fi- mittee, but we're also fairly H al cdv around 60 along the shore. Mostly sunny and pleasant tl at 14 cdy roles. the next six years. and chemical industry and nanced two-thirds by industry practical and we realize It's Jackftnvlla clr today and tomorrow Highs today mid 70s to around 80. Kant City tl 71 the federal government. and one-third by the federal not going to be that," he said. Lai vasal •4 .. n Highs tomorrow upper 70s to low 80s. Ocean water The Senate Finance Com- The fund would be built Llttlt ROCk gradually with the Industry The Ways and Means government. He said council officials tr n cdv temperatures are in the mid 70s. mittee has scheduled a bear- Loa AmwiM 77 U clr ing for Thursday on its ver- contribution pegged at $250 Committee boosted the size "I'm fairly optimistic I hope to meet Monday with Loulfyllla tl M cdv 100 74 of the fund to $1.2 billion with can sell that on my side," the Miami cdv sion of the superfund legisla- million the first year, $525 Bradley. H n d North Jersey MIMMAM 71 a .Mcdv tion The House is tentatively million the second year and industry carrying 75 percent Democrat from Ruimemede MpU-SI.P al cdy scheduled to take up its blU $700 million each year after of the financial burden. said. Nainvllta ts . cdv Fair and cool tonight. Lows mainly in the 50s and Naw OrMani N 71 cdv this week, although a that. Last week, Florio met Lew Applegate, the coun- lw» vert IS at clr around 60 along the shore. Mostly sunny and pleasant •I 71 with representatives of the cil's executive secretary, clr today and tomorrow Highs today mid 70s to around 60. crowded legislative docket The government's share College Okla City tl at cdv may force the matter to be Chemical Industry Council of said his group is resigned to Omana tl 71 clr Highs tomorrow upper 70s to low 60s. would be $35 million In the Orlando tl 71 cdv delayed for another week. first year, $75 million in the Board Review Ptuiadpwa clr Juniors and Seniors n 7i .04 cdy The Senate version is con- second year and $100 million Httpm* « . a cdv PREPARE NOW FOR Ptland, Ma clr South Jersey sidered broader than the each year after that. THE NOV-DCC S.A.T. PI land, Ora 70 » .« cirl ComelntoanyCJB office KapM Clly « M Clr House bill because it calls for Many chemical companies Rana 77 M .B rn Fair and cool tonight. Lows mainly in the 80s and a larger fund, Imposes a are unhappy with the 7-1 fi- for your easy to arrange Rlcrirnand at 71 clr around 60 along the shore. Mostly sunny and pleasant Hilton Inn StLotilt tl at .It clr heavier financial burden on nancing arrangement but (I P-Tampa at 71 .14 cdv today and tomorrow Highs today mid 70s to around 60. industry and makes the mon- Bradley has said be supports HOME Tlnton Falls . Sail Lau 74 al .11 rn Exit Q.S.P. 10* San (Maw 71 17 cdy Highs tomorrow upper 70s to low 80i ey available for compensa- making Industry carry a big- SanPran an carv IMPROVEMENT SHERATON GARDENS U a * clr tion of victims of hazardous ger snare of the burden. Saallla RT. 537 4 QIB8ON PL. '• " it waste as well as for cleaning Once the Finance Com- LOAN. FREEHOLD SI Ma MarW Eastern Penn. 71 47 cdv up dump sites. mittee completes its con- Sheraton Inn The two New Jerseyans K 8 *i« Fair and cool tonight. Lows mainly in the 50s. Mostly sideration of the bill, It will m.36Haxlet playing prominent roles In for Into »n6 ft— sunny and pleasant today. Highs in the 70s. Tomorrow likely be sent to the Senate the debate are Sen. BiU Brad- Commerce Committee which Dkgono$tie r.n partly mmj. Highs mid 70s to low 80s ley and Rep. James Florio. has also expresed an Interest »CONVCMENTOrriCf>>MOOlfS ** • ** nAf t AW »&••**» Brit Ji K«Uh*«*_ **£ Aft* ** A. a_ • i J I U J^"™" , . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Monmouth nett, executive director of the American Lit person that if it wasn't an election year he not have any jurisdiction over it." Boed Obituaries County Freeholder Director Ray Kramer loral Society, said that lighted at fight the still would have thought of it" dinghaus said yesterday denied an environmentalist's as- monument "could be a visual monstrosity ' He cited the fact that neither of the two He added, however, that the local board IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMillllHilllllMlllllMllllMlllllllMIMlllllMIMIIIIIIIlMlllllllMlllllllllllMil sertion that a monument on Mount Mitchell "So much of this is a question of taste." has asked the county Planning Board "to here to honor the 52 American hostages still Bennett said Republicans on the Board of Freeholders voted against the proposal when it came make a presentation to us so we can make the in Iran could be a visual monstrosity Kramer said he does "not know Mr input we feel we should nave as far as the "I don't think the raising of the flag at before the board for approval Ernest W. Lass, Bennett's politics," and declined to include The Mount Mitchell area is a county park monument's impact on the borough of Atlan- Iwo Jima is a monstrosity; I don't think the the environmentalist as an example of the tic Highlands " Washington Monument is a monstrosity," and the highest point on the Eastern political opposition the monument proposal is seaboard Kramer said the monument would Boeddinghaus said he and the board "will Asbury Park Press Kramer, a Democrat, said yesterday "They facing But he said county Republicans have are all patriotic symbols I think all of these be "the first good use that land has ever wait to see exactly what is In the plan' been attempting to make a "political issue" before passing judgment The plan has yet tc things mean something.'' out of Lynch's proposal been put to." The monument, proposed by Freeholder Though the land is in Atlantic Highlands. be shown to officials here, except in the form editor-in-chief Thomas J. Lynch, would consist of four 50- "Maybe there is some jealousy on the its use as a county park means that the of newspaper reports. INTERLAKEN - Erneit foot-high flagpoles, each with 13 flags Lynch part of Mr. Danskin that his members didn't monument does not have to be approved by Kramer said he thinks Atlantic Highlands Lass, editor and chief and wants to light the monument at night and think of it," Kramer said, referring to Ben- the Atlantic Highlands Planning Board, "should be informed about what we want to chairman of the beqrd of the figures it could be seen as far away as jamin Danskin, the county Republican lead- Board Chairman Charles Boeddinghaus said do," but he said he can't comment on what Asbury Park Press died to- Brooklyn and various shipping lanes er. last night the freeholders would do if the local board day at his home at 511 Wood- However, last week Denckson W. Ben- Kramer said "Tom Lynch is the kind of "Our attorney has advised us that we do rejects the plan mere Road He was 73 Mr Lass was born in Hostile and was graduated Pageant winner speaks out on ERA, career, sex from Roselle H.S. and Rutgers Univ. In 1028, the (continued) 120,000 in scholarship money Miss America program as personally was against it. As for premarital sex, she Miss Powell said she year his college career rehearsals and judges' in- to take voice lessons, further- "perfect," saying .no She has never used illegal said: "It's not right for me would support drafting wom- ended, he joined the staff of terviews. ing her goal of singing with a changes were needed tobrin g drugs and support's at this time in my. life." On en "if it meant living in a the Press as a reporter "As a child, 1 used to major opera company the beauty pageant into the decriminalization of mari- marriage: "I will marry free country," but would not During his years with the watch Miss America on tele- More earnings are in store 1980s. juana, but not legalization, if veal her presidential choice for the new titlist, however, only if I meet someone I can't paper, he also served as vision, put a sheet around my She thought carefully she said. live without " in the November election. circulation director, business neck with a pin and sing, judging by the estimated (100,000 earned by this year's before responding to other manager, assistant general 'There She Is." she told re- questions about political and porters. "It's been my Miss America, Cheryl Pre- manager and general man- social issues. ager, publisher from 1955- dream." witt, through appearances for pageant sponsors and other The new Miss America Perfect day for festival 1977, and secretary-treasurer Miss Powell calls herself a corporations says abortion should be a of the newspaper's corporate lyric soprano — "a budding (continued) ingual program in the Long Branch school organization. coloratura," she says — who "If you can sing opera matter of choice for.a woman Eraett W. Lara and her doctor, but said she The other contests included a potato system and a board member of the Spanish In 1974 after the death of won district Metropolitan Op- and sell it, you can sell any- sack race and a double elimination Softball Fraternity, said the festival serves four Wayne D. McMurray, Mr mated techniques to meet the era aditions this year in her thing," said Miss Powell, tournament for teams from around the purposes. ————————— Lass became chairman of the growth demand home state who says she is an advocate Patrolman state. A team of all-stars from a Latino Naturally, he said, it provides a day of board and chief executive of- Mr. Lass is survived by his The 54th Miss America of positive thinking. league in Camden won the tournament. fun and enjoyment, but it also makes His- ficer of the press corportion. wife, the former Frances E. was chosen by the judges af- Asked her probable take Also on hand to enjoy the festivities panics more aware of their culture and . This year he was listed in Felger of Avon, his son, E. ter her witty rendition of for the year, Miss Powell still listed were Long Branch Mayor Henry Cioffi, provides an opportunity for some non-prof- Who's Who in America, a Donald of Monmouth Beach, "Lucy's Aria," a telephone didn't have to stop to think: Asbury Park Mayor Ray Kramer and it organizations to raise money through the prestigious volume who de-executive editor of the Press call in song from Menotti's "As much as possible. A hun- Alice Nicas of the Long Branch Board of sale of food and and other items. In addi- serve to be known for their opera, '"The Telephone " dred-thousand dollars? That as critical and executive vice president HOLMDEL - Keyport Education, among others. tion, he said, it gives various agencies the accomplishments. ^_ of tlie Asbury Park Press Inc.. She plans to use hersounds good That would be The Spanish Fraternity of Monmouth really nice." Patrolman Harry Kownacki, opportunity to publicize the services they During his Tenure at thea daughter Mrs. Barbara Ann 34, remained in critical but County Inc. sponsored yesterday's fiesta, offer to the community. Press became the leading Carr, Little Silver and four During the televised pag- which has become an annual event in the "This year it's very successful," eant Saturday, the green- stable condition early today daily newspaper in central grandchildren, Deborah and Man faces in the intensive care unit of county. The fraternity provides social, le- Lacomba said as he surveyed yesterday's New Jersey, the circulation Mark Lass and Tamara and eyed Miss Oklahoma had gal and employment services for the coun- quipped: Bayshore Community Hospi- festivities. "We're seeing people from all increasing from 10,000 to David Carr hearing in tal. ty's Hispanics. over the county — from Long Branch, more than 100,000. Under his The Farry Memorial Home, "The epitome of success Dr. Juan Lacomba, director of the bil- Asbury Park and Keyport." leadership the paper is doing something we Kownacki is hospitalized Asbury Park, is in charge of with gunshot wounds of the switched to the latest in auto- arrangements. absolutely love and being break-in paid to do it. I love to sing." stomach, groin, intestines UNION BEACH - A Clif- She went on, "Now if I could and right leg and knee He f wood Beach man faces a Mu- just find someone to pay me allegedly was shot about 3 Bryan W. Sheffield, 45; nicipal Court hearing Sept. 17 to do it." p.m. Thursday by Henry ^— on charges of criminal tres- Her father's business of Sirkel, 45, of Toms River and pass and breaking and enter- buying land and leasing it to Las Vegas, Nev., who then town's public defender ing with intent to commit lar- oil and gas companies for was shot and killed by anoth- MARLBORO - Bryan ceny after he was arrested drilling gave her a com- er Keyport patrolman. Church, Marlboro; a member Saturday night for allegedly The shooting occurred as BRING THE William Sheffield, 45, fortable life, however, ac- of the New Jersey and New breaking into a Union Avenue Kownacki was frisking Marlboro Township public de- York bar associations, and a cording to high school friends fender, died Saturday at his home, police said. with her at the pageant. Sirkel, a suspect in an armed member of the New Jersey robbery at a Middletown home. Amateur Computing Group, According to police, a Her parents, Wendell 1 pharmacy minutes earlier. Mr. Sheffield was born in the Southern Pacific Railroad woman spotted Dennis Powell and Vinita Powell, London, England, and was Besecaer, 31, climbing into have been divorced for four KIDS of Rocky Hill, N.J., and the the window of the house at POWEMUI PIUNODI ClIAil graduated magna cum laude Keyport Yacht Club years. The new titlist, who from the New York Univer- 1407 Union Ave. and called said she doesn t have a CLOGGED TOILETS TOMEETBUFFY sity School of Engineering in Surviving are his wife, the police. Patrolmen Robert boyfriend, lives with her 1963 with a bachelor of sci- former Marie Siragusa; a Erven and Michael Kelly ar- mother, a volunteer hospital ence degree in electrical en- son, Michael, and three rived at the scene at 8:45 gineering. He also was a 1967 daughters, Mary, Susan and p.m., spotted Besecaer and, worker, when she is not at graduate of the NYU School Dale Sheffield, all at home; after a short chase, arrested her college dormitory. A of Law his mother, Mrs. Lilian him, police said. Miss Powell described the He wai a patent attorney Berdensten of Connecticut, with the engineering re- and two sisters, Mrs. Edna search center of Western Kotal of New Port Rlchey, P Electric Corp., Princeton. Fla., and Miss Lynn Sheffield B He served with the U.S. of San Francisco, Calif. WOMDERfVL DREAM?, E SSwSS W^h^\ Air Force during the Korean The Waitt Funera) Home, conflict and wai a communi- Morganville, is in charge of R BtG cant of St. Gabriel's Catholic arrangements. S "f?M. ^m* Livius Ji Dozier O NEPTUNE - Uvius J. Surviving are his wife, the Dream thatjtwdave blood io the TOIL FLEX Doiier, 1805 Brockton Ave , former Agnes Crumwell; a Toll** N died Friday at Jersey Shore x Unlike ordinary plunicraMonge, Ibilafleri daughter, Miss Kim S. Do- and that it madevou iedpfoud and > doe* not permit compressed air or Medical Center. iier, at home; a brother, food all over. Then A? dolt. ; mcuy water to iplaih back or cacipc. A Mr. Doiier wai born In Alonio Doiier of Mlddletown, With ibiUAci the full prcuurc plows Norfolk, Va., and Uved in through the cloning man and and two sisters, Mrs. Naomi You can give blood any weekday 1 to 4 p.m.. iihfi it down. L Eatontown before moving Felton of New York City and Wed, & Thurs. 5 to 8 p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m. to noon O-l Ik. OMtatn* 'T.llalUw' L^ BRAND PRIZE ^^HnM B ^ , inPiCT here 17 years ago. At the time at the Central Janey Blood Center in Red Bank W.50 AT HARDWARE STORES of his death be was a security Mrs. Evelyn Townsend of 1 "JR^ CRUISE FOR 2 ^£jM\I 1/ \ RRO^CrVol guard at Fort Monmouth, Staten Island, N.Y. z where he had been employed The Robert A. Braun U( JO years. Home for Funerals, Eaton- E &: EUEI. %\ I 0Mt«W; He was a U.S. Army veter- town, is in charge of arrange- ^•^^^ Mo pmchaK rtactuary Wmrw ^^J' /I nil * " _ •>• an of World War II. ments. ARE D fe Bl-JTB- — * / „ ^.W.ft 3 ?*• HERE! Mahlon Parsons 1 HAZLET - Mahlon Charlotte; a son, Glen Parsons, 67, died Saturday at Parsons of Metucnen; a C Bayshore Community Hospi- daughter, Carol Lynn Betty • > tal. Holmdel. of Peconic, Long Island, A He was a U.S. Army veter- NY.; a brother, Frank of 111 an of World War II and a T Bloomfield, a sister, Mrs. jCOUNTRY 1 member of the American Le- Florence Butler of Palm III P i gion, South Plainfield, and Springs, Fla., and four grand- A 1 the Veterans of Foreign children. 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A Political Bestiary Leaping Quantum

A weekly piece of political satire by G Eugene J. McCarthy and James J. Kilpatrick. Illustrated by Jeff MacNelly. Provideqt The Quantum first was identified in the fields of mathematics and physics, where its jumps were measurable and irregular. Later it migrated into the range of politi- § cal science. Now it dwells almost entirely in the world of foreign affairs, where its jumping is not only compulsive but also highly erratic.

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JR pilotless versions of the in- Republicans of jeopardizing WASHINGTON visible plane since 1878 It moved to fill the vacuum President and Editor Publisher national security for political was also disclosed that so far created by local and state in- gain when he disclosed the SCENE the concept had been applied action, the report states. As Herbert H Thorpe Jr Aisisunt Editor Charlet C Tnblehorn Sunday Editor Russell P Rauch "invisible plane" program. Night Kjitor Jane Kodenro City Editor Don« Kulman Editorial Page Editor only to tactical aircraft. one example, the experts cite That may be overstating it Blaming press leaks for the question of potassium a bit — but not by much. Pat N RICCI Controller Richard D McKean Advertising Manager Kenneth L Van Dalen the decision to disclose the iodide, a chemical that pro- Circulation Director Frank J AUocca Production Manager S Despite protestations of in- president has blown the lid program has a hollow ring to tects individuals from inges- nocence by Carter's people in off some of the finest technol- it, inasmuch as the first leaks tion of certain radioactive the Pentagon, both the timing ogy that exists." had occurred as early as 1*76. 6 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1980 ANDERSON materials after a nuclear ac- and the content of the Everyone agrees that the This lends credence to Re- cident. TTie emergency agen- "stealth technology" dis- development of stealth tech- publican suspicions that the closure suggest political cy recommends that the fed- nology is a major break- dramatic revelation was po- nuclear power plants. The ex- eral government stockpile ITEM: Two Anderson campaign trips by train motivation. through in strategic weapon- litically inspired — timed to perts have completed their Defense Secretary Harold ry. And no one seriously de- come just at the'start of a the substance for distribution report, and what they found is in an emergency. called off after studies of schedules Brown explained the need for nies that the announcement, close election campaign. no cause for complacence. public announcement in a at a highly unusual press con- As a matter of fact, the For a number of reasons, Yet the feds have no policy strange way He said it was ference with full publicity biggest pre-announcement local authorities are simply or plans for the purchase, to stop the growing number of fanfare, helped Carter coun- leak of all came from the not ready to cope with mass storage, distribution or use of leaks about the program. In ter claims by Ronald Reagan Carter administration itself evacuation, or the treatment potassium iodide. And when other words, to protect the that the president has been earlier this year. When Con- of those exposed to radio- the chemical was sent up to secret program, it was neces- weak on defense policy. It gress was considering funds active emissions, in the event Three Mile Island, it had been sary to destroy its secrecy. particularly weakens the Re- for a new manned bomber — of a nuclear plant disaster. improperly packaged and Military officials closely publican charge that Carter's which Carter opposed — the The lack of preparation could not be used. associated with the stealth cancellation of the B-l bomb- Pentagon dispatched its top can be traced to the over- er damaged our nuclear WATCH ON WASTE. The technology — which could scientist, William Perry, to blown claims of nuclear resurgence of coal in the eventually thwart enemy strike capability Capitol Hill He let key sena- power advocates, who forenergy crisis has raised the radar detection of American tors in on the stealth secret, Until last month, knowl- years pooh-poohed the idea conciousness of officials at planes — are furious at the edge of the program was lim- and persuaded them to put off that the plants might be un- Carter administration for ited to a few dozen key gov- the manned-bomber decision. the National Endowment for safe. Accidents could not hap- the Humanities. The grant- confirming the press leaks ernment officials. But after Incidentally, Perry also pen, the public was told. Until and adding details and several news reports re- making agency has given an led some senators to believe two occurred within four art gallery in Huntington, THE credibility to the earlier, un- vealed bits and pieces of the that the invisible planes could official reports. years (the other was a seri- W.Va., $120,000 for a three- project, Pentagon officials be deployed by 1S67 - a hope- ous fire at the Brown's Ferry WHISTLE ST0PS The absurdity of the posi- explained, it was decided to lessly optimistic forecast. year study and exhibit of the plant In Alabama), public of- artistic and historical signifi- tion this puts the program's declassify certain portions NOT READY FOR ficials tended to believe this. S70P HERE leadership in waa illustrated "to keep the onion from peel- NUKES: After the near-dis- cance of coal. The money will by retired Air Force Gen. ing all the way." aster at Three Mile Island Local alerting and be used, a gallery official ex- Tom Stafford, who ran the But Defense Department almost a year and-a half ago, notification systems are defi- plained, to show that "coal is project until last year. "I insiders point out that Brown President Carter ordered the cient, the federal experts not a dirty old industry." still will not even acknowl- revealed far more about the Federal Emergency Man- found, and the firemen, po- Part of the task of cleaning edge that the project exists," state of the art than the un- agement Agency to assess the lice and other emergency up King Coal's grimy image he told my associate Peter confirmed press reports had. evacuation preparations of personnel who would be first will be collecting an exhibit Grant. "But if it does, the For instance, he said the Air communities and states with on the scene have not been of art works featuring coal. Reagan's honesty confuses • IMMIIIIIIIMI | tion "as if" it were a con- By JAMES 1. KILPATRICK from the hated bourgeoisie. This was his second meas- sulate. WASHINGTON - Ronald,^f|N*sFRVATIVF ure: This is exactly what Mr. Reagan has been catching1 At "A heavy progressive or Reagan has agreed to sup- some garbage lately from the graduated income tax." port. He has not said one quiche-eating set of the liber- VIEW word to suggest resumption al left. The general idea is to Now, this pernicious of full diplomatic relations scheme may have been in- with Taiwan. depict him as a blockhead, IIICIIIIIIinilllHIIIIIIIMI.lll.il ignorant of history and vented, for all I know, by Yes, Mr. Reagan has been Robespierre or Diocletlam or diplomacy alike, a fellow who Reagan for denouncing the critical of President Carter's is just too stupid, my dears, Hammurabi. But if Teddy abandonment of a 25-year-old progressive income tax "asKennedy thinks It was In- to be entrusted with the the invention of Karl Marx." KILPATRICK treaty with our small ally. White House. vented by Theodore Roo- The criticism is richly de- Mr. Kennedy was afraid Mr. sevelt, who's the blockhead? \ The two principal targets served. And without re- Reagan "has confused Karl The point is that Reagan was ) hashing the whole unhappy have to do with Karl Marx Marx with Theodore Roo- precisely right in identifying latlon and indecision; with and Taiwan. Let me take being backward, untutored, story, it may be observed Track record sevelt." a graduated income tax with that "normalization" with them one at a time. Marx. The ridicule was utter- inflexible and insensitive. It appears that back in Writing in The New Re- the People's Republic has ac- Monmouth County commuters prob- told the committee that federal stan- public, Richard Strout was ly undeserved. But why not call a spade a ISM, in a speech entitled spade instead of an imple- complished nothing in terms ably are in a better position than any- dards for the transportation of livestock "Losing Our Freedoms by appalled at Mr. Reagan's ig- On the matter of Taiwan: of Sino-Soviet relations, or in are stricter than those covering com- norance. "Can America real- ment for digging? Must we body to sympathize with the recent ex- Installments," Mr. Reagan Here again, as in his asser- forever persist in play-pre- terms of worldwide balancing perience of Rep. John B. Anderson, the muter rail service. Regulations covering spoke generally of an income ly elect a man president who tion that Vietnam was a of powers, that would not believed (or at least de- tend and make-believe? Un- have happened anyhow. Ten- independent candidate for president. transportation of cattle mandate heat 'tax characterized by dis- "noble cause," Mr. Re-der the act passed by Con- proportionately higher rates clared) that the graduated in- agan's distaste for sham has sions between Peking and Anderson had planned a four-day and constant lighting because the lack of come tax was invented by gress after President Carter Moscow have not been al- on personal Income. This got him in trouble. The Re- imperially nullified our trea- whistlestop train tour across five states them "may be emotionally upsetting to progressive system," he said, Karl Man? Why does Re- publican nominee doubtless tered because Leonard Wood* animals," O'Amico said. agan say such things?" ty with Taiwan, our relations cock now wean the striped — from his hometown of Rockford, 111. to "was spawned by Karl Marx should have been more are conducted through "the Madison, Wise., the hometown of his State Sen. S. Thomas GagUano, R— and declared by him to be the The answer may be that careful in defending an "of- pants of an ambassador In- American Institute In stead of the gray flannels of a running mate, former Wisconsin Gov. Monmouth, thinks the officials charged prime essential of a socialist Mr. Reagan had read the ficial" relationship with state — the method pre- Taiwan. This is a buzz word. Taiwan." The institute is a charge d'affaires. Patrick J. Lucey. The Anderson forces with the clean, safe, reliable operation of Communist Manifesto of dummy, a front, a charade. It scribed for taxing the middle 1M8, and that Messrs. Ken- Chinese Communists and were rather counting on the whistlestop the North Jersey Coast Line should get a is financed entirely by the U. Mr. Reagan is honestly class out of existence." nedy and Strout have not read American liberals came to speaking his mind. It is small tour to grab public attention and boost commuter's-eye view. him like so many hornets. S. Treasury under appropria- Senator Edward Ken- the Communist Manifesto. tions approved by Congress. wonder that liberal spokes- their candidate's standing In the polls; - GagUano said he plans to ride train nedy's speechwriters dug out Toward the end of this semi- Philip Geyelln, a former edi- men are dumbfounded. As tor of the Washington Post, Its contacts go through the the League of Women Voters is expected S327 out of Newark tomorrow and he has the 16-year-old quote. In his nal work, Marx listed 10 they say down South, you just measures by which the pro- promptly charged Mr. Re-State Department. The law to announce this week whether or not asked Jerome C. Premo, executive di- rousing address in New York, directs the institute to func- don't hardly ever near that Mr. Kennedy ridiculed Mr. letariat would wrest power agan with incoherence, vacil- kind of talk no more. Anderson's rating In the polls earns him rector of the New Jersey Transit Corp., entry Into the presidential debates it is Robert L. Downing, assistant general sponsoring. manager of commuter services for Con- The whistlestop tour had been sched- rail, and George L. Sharp, super- Humane suicide a dignified death uled to roll a week ago yesterday, but intendent of Amtrak, to join him. was called off at the last minute, three Premo has had first-hand experience By NICHOLAS w» HOFFMAN urn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiniiiH health are inclined not to cian and friend for SO years, days before it was scheduled to begin. It of what it's like being a Monmouth Coun- Democracy though it Is, want to believe that. We all could say, "I know your want to go on forever and the father well enough to be sure was cancelled in part, for sure, because ty commuter. A little more than a month Britain's laws have forced Exit, that country's LIBERAL one way we can believe we he'd want us to discontinue the Anderson campaign was running ago, he accompanied GagUano on a simi- euthanasia society, to aban- might is if we insist every- life support." snort of cash and couldn't spare .the lar trip, also at the senator's invitation don plans to publish a 30-page VIEW body else go on forever with We're a strange people in |22S,ooo it would cost. But it also was — and suffered a three-and-a-half hour pamphlet containing four us. It is another way of trying the way we view our cancelled because the Anderson staff delay on a train with a non-functioning bloodless methods for killing IHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII not to think about the hour of biologies. Body worshippers, our own deaths. But in our discovered that the tracks between one's self. The booklet would health fanatics, sex air-conditioning system when a draw- have explained how one can high tech society with its Rockford and Madison were so worn out bridge malfunctioned during the height will say thank God to that. fascinated as we are, we shun administer a fatal overdose They may argue pathological- ability to stretch the hour of an allusion to elimination the train wouldn't be able to travel faster of the evening rush hour. That Incident of non-prescription medicines death into days, or weeks or ly romantic teenagers would VMHOFFMAN • with almost as much zeal as' than 20 miles per hour. delayed 5,000 other commuters, too, and available at any drugstore. read the book and do away even months of the most aw- ful torture it is very short- we Uke to talk about repro- In Washington Just a few days after sparked the House subcommittee Inquiry The pamphlet was de-with themselves in a rush of duction. As for our biological signed for people suffering self-pitying' poetry. Teen- sighted of us not to prepare a of a lifetime. There must be Anderson learned about the railroads, Into the operation of the commuter line, way out. destiny, we spend billions in from excruciatingly painful, agers do kill themselves with other ways out and indeed costly apparatus to sustain Monmouth County commuters testified as weU as hearings by the Transporta- incurable disease or in- a sad frequency, which is the The airwaves are full of there are. tion Subcommittee of the New Jersey ourselves a few extra days before the House Transportation and capacitated, aged persons point; if-they're committing appeals to fight this disease even while we deny ourselves Commerce Subcommittee about the de- Senate. who prefer to stop living. So suicide without the existence or that. Every organ in the Euthanasia or pulling the the comfort of heroin in our teriorating conditions on the North Jer- We're pleased GagUano is keeping far as I know, here in Ameri- of such a book, it's unlikely human body seems to have a plug -»•call it what you will — death agonies. We must be ca where the laws would not such a pamphlet will assist not-for-profit guardian angel has insoluble moral con- the only people on earth who sey Coast Line, with which they do daily tile pressure up. We hope Downing and prevent publication, no such others to do the same. . foundation protecting it. tradictions for any society battle. y^harp accept his challenge. They should worry about drug addiction booklet is available. It will help some, how- Give, give, give the voices which venerates individual among terminal cancer pa- John D'Amico of Oceanport, cor see for themselves if this is any way to Doubtless a lot of people ever, though those in good tell us, because so many hun- life. So far as possible the tients chairman of the Irate Shore Commuters, run a railroad. dreds of thousands of Ameri- decision whether to live or cans die yearly of heart dis- die should be the responsi- Small wonder some of us ease or kidney disease or bility of the person who is aren't interested in making it cancer or diabetes. doing the living and may be easy for others or them- Around the circle By all means, do give, but doing the dying. It is too selves. They look on suicide remember that, regardless of much to ask a loved one, a If the traffic pattern isn't Improved as escape, as cowardly, not The state Department of Transpor- how successful the medical child or a brother or a sister, as a chance to die the at the Eatontown circle, site of some tation has a nationwide contest going for researcher* may be, we're to make the decisions and it dignified death before pain harrowing traffic jams, it won't be for going to die of something, and Is too dangerous to ask a redesign plans for the Eatontown circle. medical technician, especial- and disability gain the upper lack of trying. if that something is exceed- hand and make it impossible DOT engineers haven't yet seen the ingly painful, then we may ly In an epoch when the doc- The Eatontown Traffic Advisory tor, more likely than not,.Is to open toe door and leave. plans the borough committee has come want to make preparations Perhaps some group in Committee has proposed a road realign- for ourselves. almost a perfect stranger to up with for restructuring the circle, but the patient Conditions are so America, a church even, will ment that would turn the circle Into a Some people shoot them- do us the service of printing crossroads of state highways with are eager to review them. If DOT ac- selves. That's what Ernest altered from the time when Ole Doc Perkins, dad's physi- the pamphlet in the United bypass roads. The plan, the latest in a cepts the design and if the committee's Hemingway did when faced States. decade's-worth of proposals, has its with his incurable disease, estimate of the cost — $250,000 to $1 but he was a hunter and a drawbacks. But according to Henry million — holds up, the state probably soldier, used to guns. That Is Prey, the committee chairman, it's the not a practical means of exit Today in history would pay for It. DOT has HO million borough's best shot at a reasonable and for many, many others of us. Today is Monday. Sept. I, In IMS, a Spanish expedi- economic solution to a major traffic earmarked for improvement of the Every so often there's a the zS2nd day of 1M0. There tion landed at what is now St. headache. state's most congested traffic circles. story in the paper about an are 114 days left in the year. Augustine, Fla., and founded aged and Infirm couple who Today's highlight in his-a European settlement In carry out what Is erroneously tory: North America. called a murder-suicide pact On Sept. I, 1174, President In 1664, Peter Stuyvesant Curtain going up Instead of taking a few pills Gerald Ford granted former surrendered New Amsterdam and passing gently into the President Richard Nixon an The Monmouth Arts Foundation has offered top-flight entertainment, to the British. good night holding each oth- unconditional pardon for any In ISM, the Crimean War opens an exciting 196041 theater season with proceeds going toward musk and er's band, Imagine the feel- crimes be may have com- Sept. 22 with the Pulitzer Prise-winning ings of the person having to mitted daring Us term In of- art scholarships for financially-needy In USB, Sen. Huey Long was play,"Gin Game." do the bloody executioner's fice. shot In Baton Rouge, La He work on the beloved partner For more than a doxen years, MAF students. 'Spry old gecser.' On this date: died two days latoT SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. SEPTEMBERS 19flfl The [felly Register 7 '4 Girls 4' bring sounds of a beautiful time By BOB BRAMLEY Glenn Miller still persists in the young at punchline from the Casablanca number — After a 10-minute intermission on came " Goody-Goody," followed by a modem ballad HOLMDEL - Anyone who's been around heart. "The world will always welcome lovers, as Rose Marie, the only native New Jerseyan of dedicated to her five kids, "Come in From the for a half century or so remember* that great time goes by" — highlighted the nostalgia and First on last night's stage was Margaret the troupe She hails from Weehawken, as you Rain " big beautif ul world that began in the 1930s and Whiting; still looking good in a long blue gown brought Whitiiig a single pink rose as a tribute can tell the minute she opens her mouth A sort was somehow swallowed up in the maelstrom One of the kids, Rafael Ferrer, came on studded with rhinestones, she opened the show from the house of Adolf Hitler's war. of female Jackie Gleason with plenty of stage with his mother to explain that he will Helen O'ConneU, blonde and pert in a blue with a medley of oldies: "Green Eyes," pizzazz. Rose Marie combined her con- shortly appear in a new play directed by his That world really did exist and it really was "Tenderly," "There's Nothin' Like a Dame." silk print gown, still has the pussycat face we siderable talent as a comedienne with novelty father, Jose Ferrer, in Stamford, Conn. beautiful: a capacity audience was reassured Interspersing patter about the group — its loved when she sang with Jimmy Dorsey and songs delivered in a whiskey tenor A 14-year of this last night at the Garden State Arts "He's been acting for free all his life; I'm third anniversary was last week — Whiting Bob Eberle in the 1930s and 40s She brought veteran of the Hollywood Squares TV show, Center by 4 Girls 4, a quartet of tuneful grand- glad he's finally going to get paid for it," said continued with a selection of nostalgia songs, those days back with a medley written for she recited outrageous poems by her dear mothers whose nostalgic warbling brought his proud mother "to remind you that you're still a kid." There Eberle, the Dorsey band and her by the late smiles and tears to the faces of a crowd largely friend Morey Amsterdam, climbed onto the The show wouldn't have been complete was "Someone to Watch Over Me," "As Time great Johnny Mercer: "Amapola," "Green from the World War II generation top of Ortega's grand piano with no small without Clooney's famed "Come On-a My Goes By," the melody Humphrey Bogart asked Eyes" and "Tangerine," all top tunes on the difficulty, and won her single rose with a House," which she recorded when she sang The "girls' of 4 Girls 4 are Margaret Sam to reprise in the film "Casablanca" a jukebox in the Army PX at Fort Bragg, N.C., tender spoof of the Late Jimmie Durante. Whiting, Helen O'ConneU, Rose Marie and with the old Tony Pastor band in the 40s number of decades ago; there were "Chat- in 1(41. "I loved that man. and this is dedicated to Rosemary Clooney With their musical direc- tanooga Choo-Choo," "Moonlight in Ver- the show ended with a finale by all the 4 tor, Frank Ortega, who combines bis directing mont" and "Sentimental Journey," and there More songs, more patter, and a final rendi- Jimmy, wherever he is," she declared. Girls 4 which pulled the audience to its feet. talents with a mean piano, 4 Girls 4 travel the I The house lights came up and the years — was "The Trolley Song." tion, "I Remember You," made famous by Rosemary Clooney was plump but still at- country reminding prospective senior citizens nearly SO of them — whizzed back to 1980. A medley of vintage novelty songs ("The film star Dorothy Lamour, won O'ConneU a tractive in a red beaded gown That her voice that they are still kids inside, that the world of Good Ship Lollypop " "Rum and Coca Cola") shout of "You're Beautiful" from an aging is as good as ever she proved beyond doubt But there was a great big beautiful world "Casablanca,' the "Chattanooga ChooChoo" was followed by an excursion into modem wolf in the audience and another single rose with a group of golden oldies including "1 back then; it really did exist and it really was and the big bands of the Dorsey brothers and disco, but not far long. A reprise of the from the house. Cried For You," "Who's Sorry Now'" and beautiful

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AVRW LIFESTYLE 12 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED 14 COMICS 17 SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER8, 1980 Sports Todd takes it on chin as^Colts can Jets, 17-14

By DAN ROSENBAUM two of five passes lor live yards At the start of the fourth quarter the Colts took A check of the halftime stats showed other 7:55 to move 52 yards in 17 plays to set up a Mike- FLUSHING, NY - It was to be, for Richard telling statistics. Jet running backs, the league's Mayer 46-yard field goal Another Laird intercep- Todd, a new beginning. Gone were the Joe leading ground gainers a year ago, had a grand tion with 1:10 remaining finished up Todd and the Namath shadow and the Matt Robinson challenge total 16 yards rushing. That, coupled with Todd's Jets and the loser image. The 1980s were to be the poor throwing, gave the team just one first down "That offense you saw today wasn't our of- showcase of Todd's God-given talents, forged in the half fense," claimed fullback Clark Gaines, who during four years of adversity and second-guess- "The return of two of our starting offensive gained only six yards. "I don't know where it ing. Popularity was his for the taking. linemen (center Joe Fields and tackle Marvin went, but I hope it returns very soon " Now, Richard Todd is back at square one. Powell, both injured in preseason) might have Lucky for the Jets the defense did't decide to Yesterday's 17-14 loss to the Baltimore Colts confused things," Coach Walt Michaels said. take a vacation, too. was as much a loss for Todd as it was for the Jets. "That happens sometimes. We just didn't get our "We didn't make too many mistakes, like we Kicker Pat Leahy was also at a loss after hitting running attack going. Any team that dreams of used to do last year," said defensive end Joe the post on a 32-yard field goal attempt with three being a great football team has to have it " Klecko, who registered a nifty sack when he minutes left in the game. The Jets didn't have it at the start of the swatted Jones down with one flick of the wrist. In Spread the word, the boo-birds are back. second half either. But Todd was back in form. He truth, it was the defense that kept the Jets com- "If anyone has a reason to get down on connected again with a Colt defender, this time petitive. Not Todd, not the rushing game, not the himself," Todd admitted, "It's me." linebacker Mike Woods With the ball at the Jet kicking game. Todd's nightmare, which included four in- 21, it took the Colts six plays before fullback "I'm coming back Monday and going three terceptions, began on the Jets' second possession. Cleveland Franklin barrelled in from the three, times as hard." Klecko said. First he was called for holding on an end reverse though the Jets were less than convinced that he to Lam Jones. Then, on first and 19 on the Jet had crossed the goal line. That made it 14-0, eight, Todd went back into the pocket and threw setting the stage for Todd's only flirtation with directly into the arms of strong safety Bruce competence for the day. Laird, giving the Colts the ball on the Jet five. He hit on passes of 25 yards to Bobby Jones, Brett out Todd was exonerated when rookie free safety who replaced an ailing Wesley Walker, and one of Darrell Ray intercepted Baltimore quarterback 37 yards to Lam Jones, who made a great leaping CLEVELAND (AP) - George Brett's as- Bert Jones in the end zone. grab between free safety Nesby Glasgow and sault on a .400 batting average was put on After a missed 50-yard field goal attempt by cornerback Derrick Hatchett. The Jets got the hold at least temporarily yesterday when he John McEnroe and trophy Steve Mike-Mayer, the Colts got rolling in the ball down to the three, from where Todd made a sat opt the Kansas City Royals' game against second quarter. Jones hit halfback Joe Washing- beeline for the corner of the end zone. Leahy's the Cleveland Indians with an injured right ton with three dump passes over the middle, and, extra point cut the deficit to seven with 8:10 left in hand helped along by a running into the kicker penalty the third. Brett, the Royals' third baseman, said he hurt the hand during his second time at bat In on Jet reserve linebacker John Sullivan, the Colts With time running out in the period, Jones Saturday night's 8-3 loss to the Indians. moved the ball to the Jet 12. went for his patented over the middle dump to "I'm going to go to the doctors tomorrow From there, Jones rolled around the left side Washington, who caught nine on the day. The 5-10, (Monday) in LA," Brett said. "I'll know McEnroe tops and scampered in for the score. The extra point 185-pound speedster made an impossible grab, but more then. I hope it isn't going to slow me made it 7-0 with 8:16 left in the first. probably wished he hadn't. A jolting hit by line- down." "Bert reads defenses very well," Jet middle backer Ron Crosby made him fumble it into the linebacker Stan Blinka said. "He can really pick waiting hands of Ray, who weuved his way 75 Brett said he twisted the hand when he out a team's weakness and exploit it. He caught yards for the score. It didn't seem that long to swung at an outside fastball thrown by Cleve- us twice on a blitz, and you've got to give him Ray. land ace Len Barker. "I didn't really think much about It at the The Iceman credit for that." "When I first picked it up I thought that I was time. I could still swing and I could still Prior to the two-minute warning before half- around midfield," the rookie from Oklahoma throw. But when I woke up this morning, I NEW YORK (AP) - Defending cham- stunning quarterfinal upset. Sunday it was time, Todd completed a 20-yard pass to tight end said. "I'd have been satisfied to Just get the ball couldn't do anything with it," he said. pion John McEnroe picked apart Bjorn McEnroe who crushed Borg's Slam hopes. Mickey Shuler. The crowd gave him a standing and stop the scoring drive." It was to be, how Borg's game with slicing serves, hard re- In doing so, he became the Open's first ovation. Until then, Todd had connected on only ever, the New Yorkers last hurrah. turns and punching volleys and outlasted repeat champion since Australia's Neale the brilliant Swede 7-6, 6-1, 6-7, 5-7, 6-4 Fraser in 1959-60 and the first American to yesterday to retain his U.S. Open tennis repeat since Pancho Gonzalez in 1948-49. title McEnroe, the No.2 seed, closed out the Borg's serve, generally reliable if not victory with an overhead smash, then overwhelming, deserted him early in the raised both arms skyward in a victory Simms, Gray star match. Six times in a row — from late in the salute. first set through the end of the second — "It's a thrill beating the No.l player in Borg was unable to hold his serve. That the world," said McEnroe. "He's proven it turned out to be too much of an edge to give by his record. I've had some disappoint- to the 21-year-old left-hander from nearby ments, but I'm glad I was able to win this as Giants triumph Douglaston, NY. major championship." Borg was able to fight back and win the The triumph was McEnroe's fourth in ST. LOUIS (AP) - "I think I went to the years. third and fourth sets, but in the fifth nine career matches against Borg and right passes with the right coverage every "I thought we had a very good chance of McEnroe got the break he needed in the ended a personal three-match losing streak. play," said Phil Simms, the New York winning," Hanifan said. "I know the seventh game to go up 4-3, then held his McEnroe, who had sprained his ankle Giants' rifle-armed young quarterback. players. I know how they are. They aren't going to give up. They're going to get It final two service games to win. It was the two weeks earlier, said he managed to find That he did, pitching five aerials for going." first time since 1976 that Borg has lost a a second wind in the final set. touchdowns yesterday, including four to glue- five-set match, ending a string ofl3 vic- "I didn't feel too bad in the beginning of fingered Ernest Gray, to lead the underdog The victory — the Giants' first In St. Louis tories. the match, but I started to feel it in the Giants to a 41-35 National Football League since 1972 — was marked by two Simms The four-hour, 10-minute victory was a fourth," said McEnroe. "But I figured it upset over the St. Louis Cardinals.' touchdowns just 66 seconds apart In the third sweet one for the fiesty McEnroe, coming was just one more set, so I hung in there." quarter. less than 24 hours after his emotional and It was the most points scored in one game McEnroe earned first prize of $46,000 by New York since the Giants overwhelmed Trailing 21-17 midway through the third exhausting 4V4-hour semifinal triumph over from the total purse of (654,082 in this quarter, New York rallied with a 80-yard American archrival Jimmy Connors and the Philadelphia Eagles 62-10 in 1972. richest tennis tournament in the world. drive capped by Simms' 58-yard scoring pass avenging in part his five-set loss at the Borg received $23,000 'for his third sec- "Yeah, I thought they could do it," said to Johnny Perkins. hands of Borg in their classic Wimbledon ond-place finish in the Open. He also was, Coach Ray Perkins, whose team had scored Sixty-six seconds later, the Giants capi- final just two months ago. runner-up in 1976 and 1977. only 36 points in four preseason games. "I The Wimbledon match proved McEnroe couldn't stand up and tell 'em that. They had talied on Mark Haynes' interception of a could compete with Borg, acknowledged to "We played a great match, but he was to find out for themselves.'' deflected Jim Hart pass and widened their be the No.l player in the world. Sunday's just too tough for me today," said Borg, the advantage to 31-21 on Gray's fourth touch- Gray, a second-year wide receiver, victory proved he could beat him in the final top seed. "For sure I will be back here next down. snared Simms' scoring trajectories of 10, 37, of one of the sport's showcase events. year to try to win this tournament." 42 and 20 yards against a bewildered St. Louis In the final period, New York struck again For Borg, on the other hand, the defeat The capacity crowd of 18,551, which secondary. through the air, this time on Simms' 20-yard was a bitter one. The five-time Wimbledon brought the tournament's overall atten- "I was just open all day," the 6-foot-3 peg to Gray with 7:50 to so. and French Open champion has tried to win dance to a record 331,140 paid and 364,350 New York receiver said. "I had the con- the U.S. championship eight times, and St. Louis scored first, marching 79 yards overall, saw the world's two top-ranked fidence I could catch the ball. We just split failed eight times. with the opening klckoff on a drive cul- players play tennis that was erratic at best. their zone coverage.'' minated by Wayne Morris' 5-yard run. This is the third year in a row he has There was some fine shotmaking, in partic- ' Despite lackluster preseason per- come to the National Tennis Center with the ular McEnroe's volleys and Borg's passing formances, Simms said, the Giants felt they But the Giants countered on two Simms- Wimbledon and French titles in hand, need- shots, but much of the play was spotty. could score often against a team that was a 7- to-Gray scoring passes that enabled them to ing the U.S. Open to maintain his hopes of point favorite. hold onto a 14-14 tie at halftime after Morris joining Don Budge and Rod Laver as the Borg stationed himself as much ai 10 "We Just executed. I knew we could score scored from the New York 9 in the closing only men to win tennis' Grand Slam, which feet behind the baseline to receive two minutes. concludes with the Australian Open in De- McEnroe's serve, trying to buy extra frac- some points," he said. "We called about cember. tions of a second in which to gauge the spin every big play we have. I didn't throw the Joe Danelo booted a 28-yard field goal for Two years ago he was beaten by Jimmy and slice. The tactic worked fairly well at A GRAY DAY — New York Giants wide receiver ball exceptionally weU. I Just hit the big the Giants at 2:55 of the third quarter. Ottis. Connors in the U.S. Open final — the last the start, with McEnroe helping by missing Earnest Gray heads for the goal line to score on a 42- plays." Anderson then romped 24 yards to give the time he has lost in straight sets. Last year it many of his first yard pass play from quarterback Phil Simms. Gray The loss was a severe disappointment for Cards the 21-17 advantage before New York was Roscoe Tanner who beat Borg in a serves. caught four for the day as the Giants topped the St. Louis' Jim Hanifan, who was making his retaliated on Simms' strong right arm and Cardinals, 41-35. debut as the Cards' third head coach in four went ahead to stay. Cosmos blow by Tornado Yankees increase East advantage EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Two goals Although the Cosmos outshot the Tornado by Giorgio Chinaglla and another by 15-12, Chinaglia, who shattered NASL scoring NEW YORK (AP) - Jim Spencer slammed Among the four hits allowed by May were a to break the major league record for a 162-game Vladislav Bogicevic gave the Cosmos a 3-0 records just a week ago with seven goals in a three-run homer, and left-hander Rudy May pair of bunt singles by Rod Carew and Bert schedule they shared with the 1968 San Francis- minigame victory over the Dallas Tornado one game, and his teammates frequently combined with two relievers on a seven-hitter to Campaneris. The only extra-base hit off May co Giants. A's pitchers have gone the distance in yesterday, advancing them to the National placed their shots far to the side or over the lead the New York Yankees to a 4-1 victory came when Bobby Grich doubled to the wall in 19 of their last 28 games. Conference finals against the Los Angeles goal during the regular game. yesterday over the California Angels. right-center leading off the seventh. May got out Oakland scored in the first inning in each Aztecs. Dallas forward Omar Gomez got the first game of the series, this time with three runs off The victory was the seventh straight for the of the jam by getting Bob Clark to line to second, Dallas tied the North American Soccer goal of the regular game at 31:35 on a corner Steve Stone, 22-6. Yankees as they swept the four-game series Rick Miller to fly to left and Campaneris to League series at one game apiece, defeating kick by Zequinha The goal came on Dallas' Rickey Henderson launched the rally by with California and improved their American bounce to the mound., the Cosmos 34 in the regulation game and fifth shot, while the Cosmos by then had just drawing a walk and stealing his 72nd base, and League East lead to 4V4 games over Baltimore, Doug Bird relieved in the eighth and surren- sending the match into a minigame. one shot. then scored on a single by Dwayne Murphy. which lost 5-2 to Oakland. dered the Angels' lone run on a wild pitch. When Bogicevic scored the first minigame goal Little aggressiveness was displayed in the Dave Revering's double and a single by Wayne May, 13-5, went seven innings, allowing just the Angels threatened in the ninth. Rich at 5:25 on a long unassisted kick. The ball was first half, with the game's first shot, kicked Gross drove in the other runs. four hits and lowering his earned run average to Gossage relieved for the Yankees, recording his put in reach after it was steered to the box by by Dallas forward Njego Pesa and deflected 2 29, best in the league. . 24th save. After the Orioles loaded the bases in the Franz Beckenbauer. It was then deflected by by Cosmos midfielder Beckenbauer, coming third, scoring on an infield grounder and a Held hitless by rookie Jim Dorsey, 0-2, Dallas' Gert Trinklein and Fleming Lund, at 11:37. sacrifice fly by Eddie Murray, the A's got two through three innings, the Yankees erupted in A's I, Orioles I bouncing off Lund to Bogicevic. The first half ended with the Tornado runs back in the fourth. the fourth. With one out, Oscar Gamble singded BALTIMORE - Steve McCatty threw 73 leading the Cosmos 1-0 before 45,153 spec- Gross doubled and knocked the ball out of Chinaglia smashed the ball in for the and Dorsey walked Reggie Jackson on a 3-2 pitches in the first three innings, but notched tators. shortstop Kiko Garcia's hands as he barrelled second goal from about 15 yards to the left of pitch. Spencer then lofted Dortey's 2-0 delivery Oakland's record 78th complete game as the A's Gomez advanced Dallas' lead to 2-0 at into second, Tony Armas scoring from first on the goal, assisted by Eskandarian and Rob- into the right field bleachers for a 34 New York defeated the Baltimore Orioles. 53:34, after Lund eased the ball to Zequinha, the play. Oakland's 14th successful suicide erto Cabanas. lead. By taking the weekend series 3-1, the A's Then Chinaglla got the ball on a head shot who kicked it to the scorer. ' seriously damaged Baltimore's chances of over- squeeze of the season, by Dave McKay, later Lund got his first goal in 30 games at The Yankees added a run In the sixth when scored Gross. from Julio Romero and scored at 25:15. they loaded the bases on two walks and an taking first-place New York in the American 83:01, cushioning the Dallas lead at 3-0. McCatty, 11-13, allowed six hits while ending The regulation match was the first time infield hit by WiUie Randolph. Bobby Murcer League East. the Cosmos had been shut out in 73 home That made sure the Cosmos would lose a personal three-game losing streak. then hit a sacrifice fly McCatty's complete game enabled Oakland games and the first time since they moved to the second leg of a playoff game for the first Giants Stadium in 1977. time since 1977. 10 The Dtsily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER B. i960 Bradshaw's arms, legs help Steelers past Oilers PITTSBURGH (AP) - Terry Bradshaw fourth quarter, as the mistake-prone Buffalo Bills one with 1 47 left in the game as the Tampa Bay plunged 1 yard for the tie-breaking touchdown in ended a decade of frustration with a victory over Buccaneers posted a victory over the Cincinnati toe fourth period, then threw a 50-yard desper- the Miami Dolphins. Bengals ation scoring pass to John Stall worth yesterday as Ferguson knelt and kissed the artificial turf as A fumbled snap by Bengal punter Pat Mclnal- the Pittsburgh Steelers beat back a Houston rally Leaks, a fullback acquired in the off-season from ly gave the Bucs possession on the Bengals' 5-yard and defeated Ken Stabler and the Oilers 31-17 in Baltimore, crashed across the goal line with 3 47 line to set up the winning touchdown Mclnally their National Football League opener. left in the game, giving Buffalo a 10-7 lead failed to pick up the snap off the wet turf and The Steelers struck for 17 points in the first The victory was Buffalo's first against Miami fumbled it out of bounds with 1:59 remaining. period with touchdowns coming on Bradshaw's 29- since November 1969 and ended an NFL-record After a holding penalty, Williams found Giles yard pass to Sidney Thornton and a 1-yard run by 20-game losing streak against the Dolphins A open down the middle on a 15-yard touchdown Franco Harris, who became the NFL's third sellout crowd of 79,598 tore down the goalposts in pass play leading all-time rusher celebration Raiders 27, Chiefs 14 But the Oilers, unable to cross midfield in the Patriots 34, Browu 17 KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Dan Pastorini, making first half, erupted for 17 points in the third quar- FOXBORO, Mass — Steve Grogan fired three his regular season debut in an Oakland uniform, ter. Their first touchdown came on an electrifying touchdown passes and John Smith kicked two tossed two scoring passes to Bob Chandler and set 57-yard option pass play from Earl Campbell - field goals as the New England Patriots shut up another touchdown with a 52-yard pass play to his first pass as a pro — to Billy "White Shoes" down Cleveland's offense until late in the game lead the Raiders past the Kansas City Chiefs. Johnson. Then Campbell plunged in from the 1 to and rolled to a victory over the Browns. Pastorini, who joined Oakland in a con- tie it. Both teams had suffered through preseason troversial off-season trade from Houston for Ken But with 3:06 remaining in the third period, defensive problems but the Patriots left them Stabler, hit 17 of 37 passes, riddling an injury- Bradshaw began what turned out to be the de- behind as they allowed the Browns to cross mid- depleted Chiefs secondary for 317 yards. cisive 80-yard TD drive It took 10 plays, including field just twice. Locked in a 7-7 tie at halftime, the Raiders got passes of 25 yards to Stallworth, 15 to Thornton Mew England bolted to 13-3 halftime lead and moving late in the third period when Pastorini, and 20 to ft leaping Lynn Swann at the Houston 2 was unstoppable on its first three possessions of diagnosing an all-out blitz, teamed with Art Whit- Two plays later, Bradshaw squirted over to put the second half, scoring on drives of 69, 51 and 88 tington on a 52-yard play to the Kansas City 2. Pittsburgh up 24-17. yards. Stabler, who threw five interceptions in hit A fumble recovery by cornerback Ray Clay- Chargers 34, Seahawki II first regular season game since coming to Hous- bom at the Patriots' 31-yard line set up the first SEATTLE — Dan Fouts passed for four touch- ton from Oakland, was unable to get the Oilers scoring drive of the second half Three plays downs, two to John Jefferson, to lead the San going again — then Bradshaw drove the final nail later, Grogan hit Stanley Morgan with a pass at Diego Chargers to a romp over the Seattle Into their coffin. the Cleveland 48, and the speedy receiver outran Seahawks. irrwu Bills 17, DolpklasT several defenders for a touchdown Fouts, who passed San Diego to the American COLLARED — Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back has Earl Campbell of the ORCHARD PARK, NY - Quarterback Joe Buccaneer* 17, Bengali 11 Football Conference West championship last sea- Houston Oilers around the collar, but Campbell still manages to pick up some Ferguson fired a 4-yard scoring pass to Roosevelt CINCINNATI - Doug Williams hit tight end son, had three of his scoring strikes in the second yardage on a screen pass from Ken Stabler in the third quarter. The Steelers won, Leaks, capping a desperation 68-yard drive in the Jimmie Giles with two touchdown passes, the last quarter after a 3-3 opening period standoff. 31-17. __ _: _^ ,- Marcol powers Packers win GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Chester Marcol Harold Carmichael in the first period, went 16 the third period. scooped up the ball after his field goal try was yards to Scott Fitzkee in the second and 11 to John blocked and raced 25 yards to a touchdown with Spagnola in the fourth. «ers 21, Saints 13 six minutes gone in overtime, lifting the Green Philadelphia's other points came from the NEW ORLEANS - Ray Wersching booted a Bay Packers to a 12-6 National Football League bare foot of Tony Franklin, who kicked two field 37-yard field goal with just under four minutes upset of the Chicago Bears yesterday. goals and three conversions. ^ left to play and give the Sari Francisco 49ers a The Packers, whose winless preseason record The Eagles' defense, which had five qua^ victory over the New Orleans Saints. had fueled rumors that Coach Bart Starr's job back sacks, didn't give up a point until the third The ' unts had knotted the score at 23-all with was in jeopardy, took over at midfield with 11:06 period, when they led 20-0. The Denver scoring two second-half touchdowns a nd a field goal. The left in the sudden death period. resulted from 44- and 43-yard field goals by Fred drive to the winning field goal ate up six minutes Lynn Dickey passed for 32 yards to James Steinfort. of the final quarter in a march that started on the Lofton on the next play to put the Packers in Vikings 24, Falcons U San Francisco 19-yard line and stalled at the New position for their winning score. BLOOMINGTON, Minn - Rick Danmeier Orleans 20. Marcol, who had kicked two Held goals booted a 27-yard field goal with 25 seconds left to Quarterback Steve DeBerg accounted for 42 earlier, tried what would have been a 35-yarder. play and Tommy Kramer passed for nearly 400 yards of that drive on three of four pass comple- but the kick sailed into the middle of the Bear yards, rallying the Minnesota Vikings to a victory tions, the last one a 28-yarder to running back defensive charge. However. Marcol grabbed the over Atlanta. Paul Hofer' ball and raced untouched around the left side to The winning field goal came on a first-and- Uoas 41, Rams ID the end zone. nine situation after Kramer had marched the ANAHEIM, Calif. - Running back Billy Sims, Eagles 27, Broacoi I Vikings 69 yards following a 23-yard field goal by the No. 1 draft choice awarded doormat Detroit PHILADELPHIA - Ron Jaworski's three* Tim Mazzetti, which had given Atlanta a 23-21 after the 1979 season, scored three touchdowns touchdown passes and a stifling defense triggered lead. and set up a fourth, pacing the underdog Lions to A NO NOI — Minnesota Vikings tight end Bob Tucker scampers for a 21-yard gain the Philadelphia Eagles to a victory over the Kramer completed 30 of 42 passes for 395 an overwhelming victory over last year's Na- while sticking his fingers Into the face mask of Atlanta Falcons linebacker Buddy Denver Broncos. yards and three touchdowns to spark the Vikings, tional Football Conference champion Los Angeles Curry. There was no penalty called on the play. Jaworski threw a 56-yard scoring pass to who had assumed a 21-6 cushion midway through Rams. Expos head home a game ahead of Phillies, Bucs SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The San Francisco Giants two hits the rest of the way. Winner Dennis Leonard, 17-9, survived a shaky first in- An RBI single by Milbourne off loser Steve Renko, 9-6. got scored a pair of unearned runs in the sixth inning without the The Dodgers scored twice in the first after two were out. ning, then retired 15 men in a row before being driven from the Mariners started in the second inning. Roberts then benefit of a hit to break a 3-3 tie and went on to post a 6-3 Dusty Baker singled, Steve Garvey doubled, Baker scored on the mound in the seventh. doubled to score another run. The Mariners scored two more victory over the Montreal Expos yesterday. a balk by Ruthven and Ron Cey then singled home Garvey. The Royals took a 2-0 lead in the first against Wayne runs on a bases.loaded error by shortstop Rick Burleson. The first of two solo home runs by Andre Dawson gave the Garvey's single in the third plated Baker with his 95th RBI. Garland, 6-8, when Hal McRae singled and Aikens followed Cubif, Reds 4 Expos a 1-0 lead off winner Vida Blue, 13-7, in the second. But Los Angeles added three more in the fourth on four with his 15th homer. Cleveland came back with a run in the CHICAGO — Pinch-runner Carlos Lezcano scored all the San Francisco came back with three runs off Charlie Lea in singles, including a two-run rally-capper by Lopes. bottom of the inning on Toby Harrah's RBI single. way from first on Jerry Martin's two-out double in the eighth Padres S, Mets 2 the fourth. Braves «, Pirate* I inning to lead the Chicago Cubs to a victory over the Cincin- SAN DIEGO — Broderick Perkins singled in one run and Joe Pettini started the rally with a walk, went to third on ATLANTA - Dale Murphy drilled a two-run homer in the nati Reds. Gene Tenace doubled in two more to help Bob Shirley become Terry Whitfield's single and scored on Darrell Evans' double. eighth inning to bring Atlanta from behind and give the Cliff Johnson singled with one out and Lezcano ran for the Padres' first 10-game winner of the year as San Diego Jim Wohlford's sacrifice fly and Milt May's run-scoring single Braves a victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. him. Larry Biittner then died out. But when right fielder Ken handed the New York Mets their ninth straight defeat. capped the rally The triumph extended Atlanta's longest winning string of Griffey tried for a shoestring catch on Martin's liner to right, Chris Speier's double, pinch-hitter Ken Macha's single and the season to seven games and upheld its season-long mastery Shirley evened his record at 10-10 with relief help from the ball bounded off his glove, enabling Lezcano to score. Rodney Scott's single gave the Expos a run in'the fifth and over the Pirates, who lost 11 of 12 games to the Braves. Gary Lucas, who earned his second save after the Mets scored Tim Blackwell was given an intentional walk by loser Dawson s 14th homer forged the 3-3 tie in the sixth. Rafael Ramirez led off the eighth with a single and moved a pair of seventh-inning runs. Doug Bair, 1-6, and Steve Dillard followed with a bloop single The Giants won it in the sixth off reliever John to third on a hit by Gary Matthews. Bob Homer, who hit two Lucas entered the game with one out and runners on first to right, scoring Martin with the final run. D'Acquisto, 2-5. Evans and Wohlford opened the Inning with solo homers earlier in the game, then bounced into a and second and moved them up with a wild pitch, but struck The Reds scored three runs in the third after two were out walks and Fred Norman replaced D'Acquisto. doubleplay, scoring Ramirez out Lee Mazzilli and Claudell Washington to end the inning. on infield singles by Paul Moskau and Dave Collins, a run- Mariner. 12, Red Sox ( scoring double by Ken Griffey and a two-run single by Dave Dodgers t, Phillies • Chris Chambliss walked and Murphy connected for his BOSTON — Larry Milhourae, Leon Roberts and Rodney Coneepcion. They added another in the fourth on an infield LOS ANGELES - Dave Goltz and Bobby Castillo com- 28th home run off Kent Tekulve, 8-9, to put the Braves ahead. Craig each collected three hits and two RBI as the Seattle single by Ray Knight, a walk, a sacrifice by Moskau and a bined on a three-hitter as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Larry Bradford, 3-4 picked up the win in relief. Rick Camp Mariners beat the Boston Red Sox. wild pitch by Mike Krukow Philadelphia Phillies. pitched the ninth and gained his 14th save. Starter Rick Rhoden pitched a five-hitter for six innings The Mariners struck for eight runs in the second inning, Cardinals I, Astros* Dave Lopes drove in two runs as the Dodgers collected 10 putting the game out of reach and completing the four-game hits off five Philadelphia pitchers. Starter Dick Ruthven. 14-9, and singled in a pair of runs before giving way to Tekulve in HOUSTON - Pete Vuckovich scattered eight hits for his the^venth series with a 3-1 edge. third shutout of the season as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the took the loss, his 12th in 14 decisions against Los Angeles Right-hander Byron McLaughlin, 2-6, pitched 51-3 innings Goltz started for the Dodgers but left in the fourth, after Houston Astros. CLEVELAND - Willie Aikens hit a home run and two in relief, giving up six hits and one run. He replaced Rick Vuckovich, 10-9, fanned six and walked one in pushing the yielding only one hit, with a sprained ankle received while singles and drove in three runs to pace the Kansas City Royals Anderson, who was pulled after giving up two singles and a covering first base Castillo, 64, took over and allowed only second-place Astros two games behind the Los Angeles to a victory over the Cleveland Indians. walk in the first inning. Dodgers In the National League West. Cash in on the Long Branch bombs Point Pleasant Equity in LONG BRANCH - Quar- Eatontowa-Fort Monmoath help West Long Branch to an and Lee also combined for Fred Crine scored the oth- terback Tony Morgan ran for II, Wall 7 easy win. the extra point. er Red Bank touchdown on a Your two touchdowns and passed EATONTOWN - Jerome Nettis scored on runs of Linebackers Bill Donovan 25-yard end sweep. Earl Agee for another as Long Branch Hill scored on runs of five and five and two yards while Syl- and Frank Crow celled de- passed to Crine for the vital T BORROW throttled Point Pleasant. three yards as Eatontown- vain had runs of 15 and 10 fensively for Rumson. extra point. 46-0, in Pop Warner midget Fort Monmouth clobbered yards. Linebacker Fred Bertha Chris Howard ran five •5,000-»10,000-»25,00UIL: the Huwuiar boats are a deluxe A 23'2-pound wahoo was weighed at disappointment to a lot ol people on the minutes DJ more to1 it die cable on in.- tiouk UI.UIIMIII I.Ill pMit sjilliMjt" a Howmar 15 Julian s Bait and Tackle Shop in Atlantic chumming boats who used 30-pound test lines and another 10 inn ps io double h.i.k the I wo m -w 11,11 'biirniale dinghys. plus a Highlands It was caught by Judy Schaefer of jnd short wire leaders and big hooks The cable and then kncrf Ltld U'st line !o Iliwmar I'haw II saillxiard Morganville who was trolling on the boat heavy tackle simply doesn't work well lm 1 In- -hit1 Howie U-|IMI|S We are also unveiling Judy Lee in the Mud Hole HENRY sharp eyed bonitu Thi' smell ui gftRi l can 11ifn be threaded pi.ins |MI J new Howma| II' sloop to be Jimmy Martin of Linden weighed a 31- The hard working young mate on the "ii the hook and cab! saving onl\ a couple ol introduced ,il Ihf New York Boat Shim Her pound. two-ounce tuna which he caught on the parly boat 1 was on Friday went to a lot ol inchtvi ot wn ng beyoncUhe head ol ili'si^nciv Sparkman 4- Stevens, will be on Northwind The fish was weighed at Julian's SCHAEFER trouble tying lengths of 20-pound test line and the bait to ilisiuss the new une-design with where Margaret Julian said she thought the lurnishing small hooks to the patrons with A hiji plus tin s bait rigged with a Mill fish was taken by chumming It is anticipated the heavy tackle but 11 didn't work out loo covered cable is I V the smelt will sink Application* Due that more bluefm tuna will be taken into the well promptly, too IJSI for lenis to sie.il This lln I.1.-.I 1I.11 lur Kertmn applications mr fall The fishermen missed most of the strikes often mute than ullsels the lad ttut bonitu 111U//V loadei 1 Mr and fhotgun special deer Arthur Giglio of Giglios Bait and Tackle Phil Sciortino of the Tackle Box, Hazlet.. li urn the lightning fast bonito and when they won 1 be tooled quite as last as they would be permits to Trenton is tomorrow reports the Shop in Sea Bright reported a lot of weakfish reported Michael and Richard Olski. fishing did hook a [ish usually promptly popped the it just a small hook were hidden in the bail Division MI I'ish lianie and Wildlife Over- and bluefish taken by car top boat anglers the Hudson Canyon on the boat Loafer, line The worst problem with cable is tli.u 11 night 1t1.nl HIIL'IM make it over the weekend John McGivney weighed a caught four bigeye tuna to 250 pounds and 20 One man who insisted on using a wire kmks jini tin- nylon costing fxayi undei the I'lii- lam da) >>i the woodchuck hunting five-pound striper, Jeff Obiso of Rumson an ycllowfin tuna and longfin albacore leader all day long caught only one bonito. Dnilaugtat M| tisli teeth 11 you're lucky you se.isuii is Sept 27. reminds the division, H'2-pound weakfish and Milton Berger of John Wilusz and Tom Holton of Soutfi hut he did catch two bluefish and won (he can take three or IMUI Hsh on the cable and il which add* Ihal farmers are complaining Rumson a 10' 2-pound weakfish Amboy. fishing sandworms at Romer Shoal, pool So maybe- he was right Everybody else, vou're unlucky the jirst bi|i btuefish uill have there are too many ui the gninrali The Barry Williams of Neptune weighed a caught six striped bass up to 12 pounds and 18 fishing without wire, failed to boat a blui'lish it looking like .1 coiled iprihg after you net it theory is that hunting pressure was lighter 23'2-pound striper at Steven's Bait and weakfish up to 8'2-pounds However, the bluefish hits were few pried from its jaws , this siiiiuiiei Iti-r.uise of the hot weather Levi downs Morgan in Jimmy Fund Golf Classic SUTTON, Mass. I API - par lion the 1st hole. victor over veteran Gil American at Oswego State in have been lined." liiuk a bogey on the 70th hole. boats you John M.ih.itU-y set the course On his first visit to Pleasant Wayne Levi. now 27 and Morgan in a four hole play-off New York. , "My car was Levi made a dramatic Levi sank a three-fool birdie In Winning log pnse ot rtn-itrd ol 270 Valley Country Club two established an the PGA tour, yesterday parked very close by and I comeback In posting his sec- putt, forcing a play-off as $M Odd. Levii li.nl plentj ol Mike Held, whose final years ago. an aspiring young was able to laugh about that "I remember that hole wanted to jump right into it ond victory SHUT joining the c.il 1 Alcott finished-with a 73. They had totals of 285. the low score of the tour- over," Levi said afti'i Ins frustrated lur the second Fund, the fund-raising arm of en's Golf yesterday, closing with a 1-under-par 71 and a one- Lopez picked up a second place check for $32,550 and has nament, to charge within four first 1'iiA playoff "I was a time in two years, although the Sidney Karber Cancer In- shot victory. 1980 earnings of $176,385. Washam and -Alcott each earned strokes of the lead Saturday little nervous because I earning $:i2.40cUe at 288. layout. Daniel took the lead for good with birdies on the first three Sandra Post was next with a 73 for 293 Jane Blalock had a A paid directory of coming events for non-profit SEPTEMBERJ4 holes, going three shots ahead of Young in their head-to-head 72 for 296 Amateurs Juli Simpson Inkster and Catherine organizations. Rates $2.50 for three lines for one day, Art in the Park Festival (Show/Sale). Veterans duel in the last twosome. Young rallied briefly with a birdie l.al'oste finished in the last two spots Inkster, the current $1.00 each additional line; $3.50 for two days. $1.25 each Memorial Park, Union Ave , Harlet. Noon to 4 P.M. on the seventh hole but could move no closer than one shot. U.S. Amateur champion, finished with a 77 for 298. LaCoste, additional line; $5 50 for three to five days, $1 50 each Over 40 artists. Exhibitors $5, seniors $3. students $1. Joanne Washam fired the best round of the overcast day, a from France, also had a 77 and settled for 300. additional line; $6.50 for 10 days. $2 00 each additional Public invited Free admission and entertainment. line Deadline noon two days before publication Call Refreshments and picnicking available Call Hazlet The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask for the Date Recreation, 739-0653 7 Secretary. Flea Market sponsni <•.»f WohHord. Vtnablc Tenate. P/rkmi. Mami!i 5 LeRoche 13 0 0 0 0 0 IP H RIRIISO Bruckner's "Te Deum" & "Mass in E minor" on flTTSiUROH ATLANTA Ferrii 23 1 1 13 0 4 6 3 3 2 3 H RIR •• SO December 7 with orchestra Auditions at 7:15 I'M Howlers are needed for a 9 P.M. Mon. night mixed Schuler 1-300000 lirKII MrkM New rtrt. Lemanctvk 12 3 10 0 11 OMonncf 4 13 1 Rovtler II 4 0 0 0 J I 0 2 0 1. Paceiia L.3-4 - - - (rehearsals 8 P.M.) Tues evenings Sept 2, 9, 16, 23 at league, sponsored by First Baptist Church al the Red Hauler 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Foil » 4 0 0 1 Ramirf is 3 i i 0 Falcone Madlck 3b 3 0 0 0 Mtthwi rf 4 0 10 Sosa 3 The Embury United Methodist Church, Church St., Bank Lanes. All ages and levels welcome. Call Frank NfvVtwt Fryman 2 Miller May w Di 7 4 0 0 2 4 Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Horrver 3b * 1 1 1 Reardon Swenson. 747-3748 . 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""""FLEA MARKET sponsored by Port-au-peck Fire Walker 3b 2 111 Lirwn p 0 0 0 0 Hatcher if 10 0 0 IIV1 m i2 Walton II 1000 Unwr Ib 10 0 0 Gtrvev ib 4 12 1Mmnetote *o n San Franciuo Co at Monmouth Park Race Track, 8 AM to 5 PM. Ylltrik dh 0 0 0 0 43S 19 » PHD, topic: Goal Setting • How Can You Enrich' Ydur Bocnw ib 4 13 1 Schmdi 3b J 0 0 0 CtvM 4 0 11 Chicago a n S*n OieOO Gedmn dh 4 I 2 0 California U 34 Food & restrooms on premises For information call Slmpun rt 13 3 1 Rue If t l J i Bvilrom p 0 0 0 0 Johmtn rf 3 110 Ularaav'l Buim Life? 7:30 P.M.. St Marys Church. Colts Neck Social Milborn II 5 112 Me Brian 4 0 10 Seattle » W It I Ptrei Ib 10 0 0 Thomvi rf 10 0 0 Chicago 1-1. Cincinnati 3 4.111 game. 10 222-8713 M.nooi 2b 0 0 0 0 4 13 3 Lu/tniki If 2 0 0 0 SciOKi* c 4 110 Ubriir'i Oanm following LRbrlioh 4 13 3 Hancck cl Bollon 5. Saaltla 1 Owver cf 4 000 GMddid 4010 OTnmi ti 1111 AtltntI 3. Pllllburgh 2 Parents Without Partners Chapter 7. Mid-Month SEPTEMBER Z«, 27 Nlrron c 10 0 0 10 00 Bowa» 3 0 0 0 Go n i p Minncioll 4, Dtt'oil 0 1 Edlar » 3 10 0 F||k ph Asuavo II 10 0 0 Ceiiiiio e 10 0 0 Cukland 3. Baltimore 2 Montrell •. San FrancilcoO Sinks to Minx" Sept 26, 27 9-4 P.M. al the Evini rf 4 120 10 0 0 Mouitoti 14 SI Louil 1 * Dance. 9 P.M. to ? Allaire Hotel, Spring Lake New 3 0 20 Boone c 3 0 0 0 Clevtllndl, KinlaiCltv 1 «ader c .... Ruthven p 10 0 0 New York 7. California 4 LOI Angeiei 7. pniiidaiohn ] member orientation 9 PM Cash bar Members $3 00. Armory. Ocean Ave . Long Branch, benefit Family & Allenm ph 0 0 0 0 Bruiltar p 0 0 0 0 M»iMigr*el. Taiai3 San Diego I. New York 7 Childrcns Service Flea Market space available. Reser- Hoffmn 3b i 0 1 0 McCrvrpfi 0 0 00 Only Ol mil icnvduled Tawnui'i einrn Guests $4 00 Taw U 11 li « TeW It * 14 * Avilei Ib 10 0 0 Atlinlil. Piftiburgh S vations Call 222-9100 Chicago4. Cincinnati m m Mt-it T«W Mill TeUI Billl Minntioll 3. Dttroit I SEPTEMBER 27 E—Anderwn. Burlewn DP—Seattle 1. Toronlo 3 1. Chicago 14 Lot Angeiei I. Philadelphia 0 SEPTEMBER 13 P*IIKHp4»ll Ml Ml Mft-f Oaklindi. But.more 1 San Oiego 1. New York ] Gala Kun Night" sponsored by Fairview First Aid Botton 1 LOB-Seatlle «. Bollon 12 28- L4M milll I Ml Ml Mi— » Flea Market/Crafts Festival. Middletown Re- LRotoerti. Crait, Evam, viuet. Hancock. Saitllal3. BMIoh4 Sin FrixiICO 4. Montrell 3 E—Moreland DP —Philadelphia 1. Lot New York 4. Callfornii t -SI LOUH3. Houston 0 Squad at Middietown Fire Co. No. 1 Firehouse, Rt. 35 & Allen HR~H»ncock (Tl. Walker (il SF- Anoelti 1 LOB-Philadtlpnia J. Lo* An formed Church. Kings Highway, 9-3 PM. Rain date LRoterti KlnmCilvl. Cle*«lind4 Tlllim-I Oimai oelei 4 3B-Garvey. GMaddoi SB- TMH ; Milwaukee 2 'CiAcmnai' 'Pluore 1O-11 ai Atlanta Sept. 20. To reserve a $6 00 lawn space call 671-4695 or Longwood Ave. 8 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. Games Si re- IP N R f It •• SO RLa*2. Dernter s—Cutilio TaaaY-ittama. lAleaander 13 71.7 31pm freshments Donation: $5.00. IP N R IR •• SO PitllOurgh [Roomion 111 11 Philadll 671-2628. Flartoan 13 ID it Detroit IPatrv 0 7 ind Phil IWHk 10-4). 7 3)p m Red Bank Catholic Band Parents & Student' mem- SEPTEMBER 28 McLaHln W.24 J 13 4 I I 3 I RlflhvtflV.IM I 4 4 I WilcOK 13»l, 2, J 300 m Chicago (McGloihen 4111 al St Louil SarmUMo 1 « 4 4 I 1 Brwiltlr 0 0 IB Ferich lt-71.1 35 p m bers sponsor Benefit Sale, Sal., Sept 13. Broad St. Dealers Wanted for Craft Si Flea Market, spon- RnrMv 113 0 0 0 I 0 New York (John t4.7l it Toronto ISIeib 0 0 0 13-101. 7 30 am Onlv garnet ttheduied sored by Red Bank Hadassah. Sept. 28, 10 A.M. to 4 Larian 0 0 0 0 TeliTiWl aiinil Auditorium, Red Bank 9-5 PM. If you're looking for the Ranta l.» 4 11-3 4 I i 3 ] Boiton (Torrei 1-131 II Cleveland PM . Middletown HR Station. MIddletown-Lincroft Rd Brllrom 0 0 0 0 (ip.llner 14.fl 7.31P m Naw York at Montreal. 3.1 05 unusual, unique and a bargain — don't miss this sale Hurt! 13 1 I 10 0 Kinui Citv iGuri H SI 11 CHilornn Pittisurgh at Philadelphia. 7 35 p in Homemade refreshments will be sold, Proceeds to go Double Spate $10 00 For information call Mrs. M. LK>nM 4 1-3 1 3 3 I 1 Gotll 1 10(3IMirt.ne0 t 1-41 10 30pm Cincinnati at Atlanta. 7 35 p m. Ucarhrtr 1 3 I I I I C1IIHIOW44 4 3 t 0 3 3 Tekai uankini 13-101 at Oakland Lol Angeiei 11 Houlton. I 1J p m for band uniforms Newman. 747-2537. Rain dale. Oct. 5. HBP—tn McLatiln (Rico. Or Hunt WP-Rulh»n Balk-Rulh«ati I- IK.noman 7-14). 10:30P m Sin FrinciMOU Sin Dtgo. 100 m (MaTarl WP-Munt PB-Radir T— 3 33 Onlv tamai ichaduied Onlv gamei Khaduled 3 44 A-33J42 •?( A NEW YOU Fete of happy feet By EMILY WILKENS greaseless cream, to feet," he said JUST FOR YOU . As any model agency will tell you, "Even petroleum jelly is effective — Dear Emily: 1 am a black woman very few women, including cover girls, but wear socks to bed so you don't soil with thinning hair Is it safe for me to have beautiful feet. In fact, good foot the sheets." use a hair straightener? — R.B. models are a rarity I tried this trick Wunderbar' Baby Dear R.B.: It's not a good idea to Happy feet? They are even rarer, soft feet in the morning! use any kind of chemicals, whether in according to Dr Pat Tiemann, a Chica- straighteners, dyes, or permanents — go podiatrist whose patients come Fashion is to blame for a great on hair that is thin or damaged from every walk of life and every age many foot ills, according to this expert NAIL CARE group — from toddlers to octo- Take boots as an example. Dear Emily: I don't bite my nails genarians "Boots have their place," he said, but I do pick off polish. My mother says "Personal hygiene and good shoes "but it's not on your feet for an 8-hour this it bad for my nails — probably are essential for nappy feet," Dr. day " because she can't stand to watch me do Tiemann told me in a recent interview But they look so chic! this It she right? — Barbie He advises washing feet daily with "Maybe so," Dr. Tiemann said, Dear Barbie: Score one for Mom. a mild soap It's very important, he "but they restrict circulation and Picking off polish can remove layers of said, to dry thoroughly between the don't permit feet to breathe.'' the nail plate itself... In the bargain, it toes. While there's no way you can keep isn't a pretty habit to watch "Feet should be dusted with the average woman out of high heels, CUCUMBER CUE powder daily too," he told me. Baby this foot specialist advises not wearing Dear Emily: Is it true that powder is as good as any and has the them day after day. "Change off," he cucumber peels are an astringent? added bonus of a fresh scent. said, "wear lower heels occasionally How do you use them? — Arlene T. "Did that barefoot boy with cheek Constant wearing of high heels short- Dear Arlene: Rub the cucumber of tan have healthy, happy feet," I ens the calf muscles and causes a dis- peels over freshly washed skin. They wondered aloud. comforting pull in the calves when you have a cooling, astringent effect — and "Provided his feet didn't step into step out in heels of a different height.'' for free. For other budget tips, send 25 trouble," Dr Tiemann said, "Shed- RtallMr >UH pftolo cents and a self-addressed, stamped ding shoes and walking barefoot ex- envelope to me in care of this newsper SINKS TO MINKS — Unloading some of the varied James Harlow, Colts Neck. The sale Is being organized ercises foot muscles. It's moat effec- for my "Natural Beauty Aids" bullet- Items to be offered for sale at the Sept. 26-27 giant by the Family and Children's Service board of direc- tive if you can alternate, first walking in. garage sale, "Sinks to Minks/' to be held in the Long ters, which is headed by Mrs. Werber. All sorts of on a hard surface, then on a soft one.'' Branch Armory for the benefit of Family and Chil- EMILY WILKENS welcomes let- donations are welcome, and pickups can be arranged Most women are faithful about giv- dren's Service of Monmouth County are, left to right, by contacting Family and Children's Service head- Lifestyle ters, but cannot undertake to answer ing their faces and necks a daily Mrs. Charles Werber, Rumson; Mrs. George Schuetz, quarters, Bath Avenue, Long Branch. each one. She will use questions of creaming - but they forget their faet. general interest in her column. Ad- Mlddletown; Mrs. Henry Weber, Fair Haven, and Mrs. 12 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER B, 1980 "It helps if you apply a softening dress your letters to Emily WiUcens, emollient, such as skin lotion or a care of this newspaper. Advice HINTS FROM HELOISE YOUR HEALTH Wonders of baking soda

What would we do without for. Like I always say, there's (what requires more T.L.C. of tippers on hand. To make this wonderful, all-around- no reason for you to go out than silver?). The results them easily accessible for Control in epilepsy the-house product! and buy a bunch of different were magical." future use, I've measured and You know how often I products when the things you Silver polish will make it marked the Inches on a piece mention baking soda in this have in your home will work shine, alright, but if you've of masking tape, sticking the By LESTER L. COLEMAN, MD. phenobarbitol, a combination that has when there is severe inflammation of column. I mean, it's probably just as well, often at a frac- got an older stove, and the tape to one end of the zipper. My daughter has mild epilepsy dramatically changed the lives of the the appendix, the gallbladder or thegot as many uses as good ole tion of the cost. discolorations have been I then roll the zipper so the which has been kept under control with courageous victims of epilepsy. Any Fallopian tubes. Sometimes they fol- vinegar or nylon net. Well, So do yourself a favor. — there awhile, you might try tape Is on the outside showing medicine. Khrs getting ready to go to departure from their use, without the low injury. maybe almost. Hugs, Heloise washing it down with full- the she. college. I heard that there are some specific consent of her doctor or neu- I'm sure that somewhere lurking in I use it for everything DEAR HELOISE: strength vinegar. After securing them with special vitamins that could be a sub- rologist would be fraught with danger. your mind is the idea that adhesions from brushing my teeth to I'm at a loss as to how to Overheating is the cause a rubberband, I put them Into stitute for the medicines she takes. It These drugs are not a burden when are a hereditary problem. This is not deodorizing Ferdie, my pet get the stainless steel panel of most discolorations that a plastic bag so, when would be great if we could spare her you consider the immensity of the so. ferret. above the back of my gasare bluish in color, and needed, I can see at a glance the bother uf taking the drugs. — Mrs. anguish caused by epileptlform The tissues in the abdomen are so There's a nifty little pam- range clean and stain-free. vinegar or lemon juice should the site and color of each. — W.R.Ind seizures before they were used. delicate that, even with the most gentle phlet which is all about bak- II li especially stained remove it. Of course, there Ida Carpenter Dear Mrs. R.: My lister and my mother had oper- handling, adhesions sometimes follow ing soda and the many things above the heat vent. Also, any are good stainless steel Some time ago, a group of Scan- ations in the same week. My sister had post-operatlvely. When there is ex- you can use it for. It's called, hints OB keeping It clean? Do cleansers on the market, too. Card party dinavian doctors came to the con- her appendix taken out. My mother had tensive disease within the abdominal "There's No Place Like you or your readers have any Another inexpensive way clusion that high doses of vitamin D her gall bladder removed. Both of them cavity, there is greater possibility for Home," and you,can get it by suggestions? — Denlse to get a shine, be it your stove RED BANK — A card par- ty tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in might control some attacks of epilepsy got adhesions afterwards. They had the the formation of adhesions. simply mailing your name Denise, here's what Doris or sink, is to rub on a little the clubhouse of the Woman's These preliminary reports were never same surgeon. Wai It his fault? — Miss The refined surgical techniques of and address (don't forget the Rigsby wrote. mineral oil and buff with a Club of Red Bank, 156 Broad substantiated and the work has been D.B., Wash. the past 50 years have greatly reduced zip code) plus 25 cents for "I have a new gas range clean cloth. — Heloise St., will begin its activities of totally discarded. Dear Miss B. : the frequency of adhesions. There are postage and handling to: and the exhaust area had be- DEAR HELOISE: the new season. Non-mem-- In addition to the fact that vitamin It would be unfair to attribute your now a number of enzymes which are There's No Place Like come discolored from broil- .I've taken many an- bers are invited to partici- D cannot possibly replace the effective mother's and sister's adhesions to the being used during surgery, in an effort Home ing. The cleaning instructions wearable garments apart, pate and play their own drugs that are in use today, high doses lack of skill of their surgeon. to prevent the formation of adhesions. Dept H cautioned against using any- washed and pressed the ma- games. There is a charge. of this vitamin can be particularly haz- Adhesions are firm bands of fibrous P.O. Box 608 thing caustic or abrasive. terial, and used them to make Coffee or tea will be served, ardous. tissue that sometimes develop after Dr. Coleman welcomes questions Riverton, NJ 08077 "After trying every prod- quilt squares. 1 assume that your daughter has intestinal or abdominal surgery. They from readers. Please write to him in but guests may bring their I think you will find this uct that I dared use, silver Consequently, I had a lot own sandwiches. been flourishing on dilantin and can also occur even without surgery, care of this newspaper. booklet well worth sending polish popped into my mind ASK DR. BROTHERS "WheiheraCnotl you decide to n give blood toth e CEtmtfiLJERSEY Thumbs down on sexy wardrobe BLCD may mate akrt, By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS robe and he can't stand any of Many men react to over- thing he stood for. I didn't baby needed you at home? him or her, and what might of difference Dear Dr. Brothen: The It. I can't take it back be- exposure by ooohing and ogl- think I wanted to go to school, Would you enjoy changing be offered if the child were to a friend man I think I'm in love with cause, unfortunately, he ing because they think to college that is, when I was diapers? Getting up for mid- placed in a home where he or often stops dead In the street doesn't tell me this till after they're expected to react that going with him, but now I night or 2 a.m. feedings? she was really wanted. orneigtibov. || and stares when some gal in a I've worn it a couple of times. way and if they don't, they're want that more than, any- Would you enjoy making the thing. My aunt says I'll learn very revealing dress or When he finally admitted how afraid it will make them many emotional and financial For more information, phone 842-5750 seem somehow less male. to love my baby and that I blouse walks by. In restau- much he hated my clpthes, I sacrifices that a baby would or vilit the Central Jersey Blood Canter should keep it because if I rants, he's always making was ready to kill. We had the Actually, most men have need? PTO Tea on Newman Springs Road in Red Bank comments about how sexy biggest fight we've ever had better taste. They like a little gave it up for adoption it some low-cut dress or super and it was only a week ago to be left to the imagination. would be wicked and I'd nev- Under the circumstances, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS tight satin jeans look. So, 1 that we got back together They feel the overly sexy er forgive myself. What's 1 believe It would be cruel and — A Get-acquainted tea spon- figure this is what turns him again. In the meantime, I'm clothes may be a cover for an your opinion? — J.R. unfair not to consider putting sored by the Atlantic High- emptiness inside. lands PTO will take place on, and that's exactly what still paying for my revealing Dear J.R.: I think your your baby up for adoption. wardrobe. What does his re- Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm Thursday at 9 a.m. here in the What I'd like to do. I went out and aunt is wrong. Of course, Child abuse usually begins spent much more than I could action mean? — A.D. expecting a child in two school. All parents, especial- there would be times when with mothers who give birth afford on just this type of' - ""PMVA^IX : First of all, to months and I know it's going to children they don't really ly parents of new students, Lean line delivers. you would love the baby and are invited to meet informal- clothing. What Irritates me Is me it means that whatever to interfere with everything I want. Without meaning to, Beautiful results from every angle Is s that it's really not my style you think he wants or likes, want to do. When I became you might enjoy showing it ly with PTO members. There great reflection on ue they deprive their babies of And an even better one lor you and left on my own,.! steer you have to be true to your- pregnant I was in love with a off to relatives and friends, will be refreshments served As you can see, Judy smith ref _ _ the care and nurturing that is lur away from what I con- self first. If you don't like boy in my school, but he's but would you enjoy not being and tours of the school will be the success .of Lean Line's weight loss every child's right. It's time program. sider to be obvious and cheap something, don't buy it, re- now gone and I'm glad be- able to have dates and to go available. In a few short months, to think of your baby's wel- she scaled down Irom size Well, I gel my "sexy" ward- gardless of what he thinks. cause I hate him and every- out with friends because your 14 to a sue 7 fare, of what you can offer And look at her now. At Lean Line, we teach you psychologically how to lose ************••*#•************** weight physically with our THE ORIGINAL 29th ANNUAL clinically tested ''Multi-Modal MISS CHRISTINE apaSi >{ R y -R Backed up by an easy-to-ilve- ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE with diet that even lets you eat Reader and Advisor spaghetti. bagels, lov ana oeanut butter (Fish not eeaentiai) » Gives Advice for peace I Carl A. 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J Mildly retarded parents embarrass their daughter

Dear Asm Laaders: My parents arc both thought of my frieadi. co-worker* aad lalaws selves, at least for now. If the time comes — especially when I am made to look like the read la the book by Ana Bachwnld, wife of the mildly retarded. They are good people, bat Ule meeting my parent!. My hi band to-be is plaa- when they cannot, their six children should cheap oae. My bill Is usually smaller than the famous columnist, that they frequently in- has not been easy for them or their sli chil- ning to relocate oat ol suit 1 love the Men, bat share the financial burden of caring for them. others because I doa'l drink Splitting bills Is dulged In premarital sex. Why would a person dren My brothers, sisters aad I grew ap I worry about leaving Mom aad Dad. Happy wedding and good lack to yoa. Mae If the difference Is reasonable ($2 or $3). in her position write such trash? — Also Catho- economically dlsadvaataged aad "'-"-""•all)- Your awarcaeu and teasitivity may be Dear Ann Landers: A group of people go But If people waal to have elaborate dinners deprived. Each of as tests academically la the with cocktails aad wine, they shouldn't expect, Dear Also: The book is a warm, honest normal range, but we all bear tears from the able to aid me at a time when gailt and oat for dinner Some order drinks, some don't. someone else io pay for them, particularly if autobiography of a woman who decided to tell past. fraitratloa are palllag at my life. — Some order entrees, desserts a la carte, aad S.N.A.F.U. after-dinner drinks. Some don't. The bill ar- they're not close friends. it like it was "It Seems Like Yesterday" Dear Friend Have the wedding and In (Putnam, publisheri didn't shock me. and I'm My brothen aad sisters telephone Mom and rives and he/she pays his share, plat a tip. * Please advise me oa what caa be done trodace Mom aad Dad with pride They have pretty square Dad oftea but 1 am the only one who Uves here. Let's say f is. about this, and don't say not to go out in groups done remarkably well, aad to have you Vow la recent years very few of my friends have Then he/she Is told, "Yoa owe another — because entertaining oat is very popular How much do you know about pot. LSD. wedding ihoald be a joyoai celebration. met my parents The reason: I'm embarrassed til." This Is questioned and the bill is ex- these days and can't be avoided. — Cheap cocaine, speed, meth. uppers and downers, by their clothes, the way they talk, their la- Those who look down their aoief at the amined oace again. The waiter explains that Shots In Hamilton glue and heroin'' Are all these drugs danger- terest* and where they live. retarded reveal a lot more aboat themselves the bill was split equally among the guests ous1 Get Ann Landers new booklet. "Straight than the people they are Judging because a break-down li too complicated. Eve- Dear Ham: The solution is so obvious I Dope on Drugs " For each booklet ordered, I'm planning to marry a wonderful maa. He If your husband's work takes him to anoth- ryone must come up with more money because can't understand why you had to write to me send a dollar plus a long, self-addressed en- has met my parents, but we haven't discussed er city, by all means go with him. I asaame they are f&v short. Insist on separate checks velope 128 cents postage) to Ann Landers P 0 the details of the wedding. Frankly, I dread the your pareati are able to take care of them- I find this annoying, inconsiderate and rude Dear Ana Landers: I was shocked when 1 Box 11995. Chicago. Illinois 60611 Belgam-Slade Bagarozy-Huderwitz Weddings CHATHAM, Mass -Cynthia Lynn Slade officiated at the ecumenical service. There NEW MONMOUTH- Tully Bagarozy. 2 Lawrence and Robert Alan Belgam were married Aug. was a reception in Wequassett Inn, Pleasant Margaret Ann Huderwitz and Circle, Middletown, are the 16 here in the Fint Congregational Church Bay, East Harwich. Douglas Anders Bagarozy parents of the bridegroom The Rev. Richard K Bailey of the Congrega- The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs were married June 28 here in Donna Marie Huderwitz Jcmuzzo-Kelly tional Church and the Rev John J Brennan Kenneth H Slade Jr . here Mr and Mrs J St. Mary's Roman Catholic was maid of honor Also at- of Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Church Robert Belgam, 170 Statesir Place. Mid Church Following the S p m tending the bride were Jean dletown, N. J , are parents of the bride- RED BANK-Karen Elizabeth Kelly and First Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. nuptial Mass, there was a re- Coberg, Laura Coyle and groom. Paul Francis Jannuzzo were married Aug. 23 Eugene Scheg of St. Catherine's Roman ception in Buck Smith's Res- JoannCirocco here In the First Presbyterian Church, Tower Catholic Church, Holmdel, officiated. Carolyn W Slade was maid of honor taurant.East Keansburg Roger Bagarozy was best Hill. The Rev. Dr. Henry Kreutzer of the There was a reception in the Molly Neal C. Belgam was best man Ushers The bride is the daughter man and the ushers were An- Pitcher Inn. were Wolfgang V Holzhauer and Douglas A of Mr and Mrs George M. thony Bagarozy, Drew Attending the bride were Cynthia Kelly, Wright Huderwitt Ir., 151 Center Bagarozy and George M. maid of honor, Donna Curtiss, Ann Marie Mrs Belgam was graduated from Arling- Ave., Belford Mr and Mrs Huderwitz Jr Jannuzzo, Christine Jannuzzo and Donna ton High School and was awarded a BS The bride was graduated Jean Jannuzzo. degree in medical technology from North from Middletown High School Steve Jannuzzo was best man. Ushers Adams State College She is a medical tech- North and is an accounting were Alfred Kelly Jr., David Baker, Robert nologist at Aurora (Colo.) Community Hospi- clerk at Amerada Hess Corp., tal Wlckman, John Whipple, William Woodbridge McLaughlin and Charles Spears. Mr. Belgam is an alumnus of Middletown Township High School He received a BS Mr Bagarozy is an alum- The bride was graduated from Mid- degree in biomedical engineering from nus of Mater Dei High School dletown Township High School and Roanoke Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. and attended Brookdale Com- College, Salem, Va She has been employed Y , and is a candidate for a master's degree munity College, Lincroft, and as assistant budget coordinator at N. W. Ayer in medical physics at the University of Colo- Monmouth College, West Advertising, New York. I'i rado in Denver, where he and his bride reside Long Branch. He is a pro- MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BELGAM after a wedding trip to Nantucket Island. Mr. Januzzo is a graduate of Christian grammer for the Siemens Brothers Academy, Lincroft, and Villanova Corp. In Iselln, where he and (Pa.) Univenity. He is attending Vermont Mrs. Bagarozy reside after a Law School and he and his bride reside in Ruthenbeck- Wentway MARGARET BAGAROZY honeymoon in Bermuda. MR. AND MRS. PAUL JANNUZZO Barnard, Vt. RED BANK-The marriage of Linda Shrewsbury, and Keith Allen Ruthenbeck, Anne Wentway, daughter of Mr and Mrs son of Mr and Mn. Richard Ruthenbeck, Rekcmt-Sloteroff Charles Wentway, 201 Patterson Ave., Compton Avenue, Middletown, took place Giacondina-Karlik Aug. 16 in the United Methodist Church of NKW HOCHKLLt, N.Y. were ushers. Red Bank - iMii.i Ellen SloterotI and Mrs. Hekant, a graduate FREEHOLD-Nancy Sue Karllk and Pe- The Rev. John Cousins officiated at the Scott Kilwiinl Hekant were ol Union College, and New ter David Glacondlna were married July 17 ceremony, which was followed by a garden married Aug. 17 here in Tem- York University at Albany, is in Grace Lutheran Church. reception at the Wentway home. ple Israel Kabbi Aniel Wohl employed by General Elec- Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs Pam Seltz was maid of honor. otliciated at the ceremony, tric, Philadelphia, as a sys- Emil Karlik, 863 Colts Neck Road, and Mr Bridesmaids were Carolyn Abbis, Debbie which was lollowed by a re- tems analyst. ception at the synagogue and Mrs Joseph G. Glacondlna, SI Hoover Thacker and Paula Beakly. Mr. Hekant, a graduate of St., both Freehold Township. Ken Ruthenbeck, the bridegroom's twin Parents ol the couple are Mr. and Mrs Herman Colgate University, Hamil- brother, was best man. Ushers were Tim Sloterolf, here, and Mrs. lna ton, is attending Rutgers Law Debbie Lynn Karllk was her sister's maid Conk, David Ruthenbeck and Joseph Miller School In Camden of honor. L'ustman, 2 Ualewood Drive, Mn. Ruthenbeck was graduated from Holmdel, IN J and the late After a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple reside Mr. and Mn. Giacondlna are graduates of Red Bank Regional High School and is em- Seymour Hekant. In Cherry Hill, N.J. Freehold Township High School She studied ployed by U S Postal Service, Lincroft. Judy Mitchell, the bride's also at Taylor Business Institute. Mr. sister, was matron of honor. Giacondlna is with Cerro Communications Mr. Ruthenbeck is a graduate of Mid- Ellen Hekant was maid ol Over 55 Club dletown Township High School and is em- honor Krancine Taxin and Corp. in Freehold Township, where he and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS his bride reside after a wedding trip to Aca- ployed by Johnson Contraction Co. He served Beverly Kissel also attended two years in the U. S. Army. the bride. - The Over 55 Club of Atlan- pulco, Mexico. tic Highlands will meet Mon- Bruce Hekant was best MR. AND MRS. PETER GIACONDINA After a wedding trip through the southern day, Sept. 15 at 1 p.m. here In man. Robert Sioteroff, Stuart states, Mr and Mrs. Ruthenbeck reside in the Firemen's Field House, Hekant and Stanley Levine MR. AND MRS. KEITH RUTHENBECK Middletown. Avenue C and Washington St. Engagements

DeCarlo-Sharabba p LITTLE SLIVUK - Mr. Miss Sharabba, a graduate Judiann sx5 FORMtRLY and Mrs Robert M. Sharab- of Red Bank Regional High JON A THANS HAIR SALON ba, 47 Humson Place, an- School, is employed at Great nounce the engagement of Expectations, Seaview JUOI COLLEEN their daughter, Kimberly Ann Square Mall, Wanamassa. FORMERLY OF FORMERLY OF Sharabba, to Michael De- Her fiance is a graduate of SALON 34 STYLE-RITE Carlo, son of Mrs. Sandra De- Long Branch High School and COLTS NECK SHREWSBURY Carlo of Florida, and Nich- is employed at Poncho Villa SALON 34 olas UeCarlo of Wayside. Restaurant, Larchmont N.Y. COLTS NECK Null-Carlisle FULl SEWrTCt 8AL0I1 FOR MEW. WOMEN « CHILDREN SOME ENCOURAGING WORDS 10* HOC TO SCHOOL DISCOUNT «J£S!SL« FROM WEIGHT WATCHERS. LONU BRANCH - An- The bride-to-be is a gradu- EncT«MlssWn|KfT.l TUES-WEI Deborah Carlisle nouncement is made of the ate of Ocean Township High THURS-FRI 9-9 JOIN NOW M*° SAVE '4.00 engagement of Deborah School and the Charles E. unummn m nwtn mcaun SAT 9-5 FIRST MEETING AND REGISTRATION FEE Carlisle, to William L. Null. Gregory School of Nursing. LlttlaSNvar. N.J. Kimberly Sharabba 88 OCMaaart A VMM. She is the daughter of Mn. She Is a registered nurse at (Offof valid Soots through Oct 4,1800) and Michael DeCario Barn dance Phyllis Mann, 84 Island View Monmouth Medical Center, PHONE 741-7789 here. EATONTOWN - The Way, Sea Bright, and David Carlisle of Monmouth Road, Mr. Null is a graduate of Brookdale Country Dancers EATONTOWN: Monmouth Shopping Center. Now Jersey Room Oakhurst the Wardlaw Hartridge will hold a Barn Dance Satur- Don't Give Marlboro (next to Castro Conv | Mondays 7:30 P.M.. day at 8:30 p.m. here in the Mr. Null is the son of Mn. School and of Williams Col- Wednesdays 9:30 A.M., Saturdays 10 A.M. Janice Null. Evergreen Ave- lege, Williamstown, Mass Civic Auditorium of the Mon- HOLMDEL: Fire Co . West Main. Wednesdays 7:30 PM. mouth Mall. There is an ad- nue, Plainfield, and Dr. Rob- He Is a medical student at the License To Steal! mission fee. ert Null, Park Avenue, Plain- Hahnemann Medical College KEANBBURQ: First United Methodist Church, 23 Church St., field. in Philadelphia. Mondays 7:30 PM. S Tuesdays 9 30 A.M. LITTLE SILVER: SI. John's Episcopal Church. Little Silver Point Rd , Wednesdays 7:30 PM LONQ BRANCH: Elks Lodge, Memorial Pkwy.. Thursday 7:30 P.M. MATAWAN: Oak Shade Firehouse, 79 Lower Main St. CARPETS Tuesdays 9 30 A.M. & Thursdays 7:30 PM MIDDLETOWN: Sears Roebuck, Route35. CLEANED Mondays 8.30 P.M. A Thursdays 6 30 P.M. REO BANK: Cong. Both Shalom, 186 Maple Ave. Tuesdays9:30 A.M. & 7:30 PM For Further Information and Other Clasaaa Nearest You, ROOMS Call 384-8811 or Toll Free (800) 242-8888 FOR WEIGHT WATCHERS' Ha Frm Witt J Ths» mon «uccsMtfw< wxsght IOM program m lh» wortd 3 — • — — • — — — • _____.._•.—____'_ — ____ — ^ r Ontx pood onty tvtth thlt coupon.

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Kltlin's. I East Good running condition, radial lira Front St.. Rad Bank Ilk* mw ur«,. new battery, new a GREMLIN 197) — Six-cylinder, WO *7t 0»4? or 7O-3H1 shocks, trailer hitch Motor three luted Call PORTER — Part-time Apply in SALESPERSON — Part-lime, with ••cellenl Mult tall First M00 tak 2*r 30U VOLVO 14SS 1971 - *,,000 miles person, must be II, DAVE DAVIS strong background m home decor.it it, Can Wayrtc alter 5 30. Hi «17 standard, air. new valves and ax LANES. IO0 Shrewsbury Ave., Tin ing Call for appointment. Mr. hausl. regular aes Must sail, asking ion Fans WM CHEVROLET BEL AIR HOLSEY PONTIAC tS75 Ml 33*9 Lunm. 741-WSO. at Th* Mill End Shop of Rad Bank. Four-door Sedan White, 310 V RTE 34 S4J /BOO EATONTOWN PROGRAMMER automatic, air, power itaa HONDA — 19/* Cwic AM/FM. naw SALESPERSON — part-time. Local tr>g brakes, AM radio with FM con tlras. Service records Good condi- 1 Trucks ANALYST lumber yard looking lor counter per warier, eauoat Good Irentporiat'on tion. 44.000 mile*. 34 m p g i3OO0 or t7W. J42-M32 Minimum five veers asprogrammei son lor retail store Call l*r Bush. bail offer, priced for quick ula And Trallors 747-0211. 431 2100 till 3 P.m with CICS and dale beta back IW CAMARO - V-a. »t engine ground Software expenenct help SECRETARY — Part-time. Mon hioh miieeee, neadi work 1300 C* 19*9 WHITE — Series 3000 Dum luL Our current equipment is IBM JAGUAR 1974 E TYPE — Roadsltr, Truck Four yard body, for parti Fri., 9-2 P.m. Local office in Red altar S p.m. 71/ Mai 27.000 miles, prim ros* xith black 4300 Salary open, excellent benefits Bank Call 142-0030 for appointment Best Offer May be seen at Coll 51 Mtlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted Call Mrs. Moroe, 544-4000, Ext 2B4 lop.'VH, four spaed, wire wheel*, Neck Road Dept . Ri 34. Coin Neck SIHtlpWsinttd SIHtlpWanttd 1N3 rORl) ECONOUNE — Si oowar Hearing, air, extaiient condi- MIDLAND GLASS CO INC. SECRETARY -^Bookkeeper, vary tylfnder. good running condition high >elery. good typing skills, «en UOO ,91 ,W, tion, tiaraetd, no winiar driving. !«*> INTetAMATIONAL SCOUT Ciiffwood. N.J. 112,000 tall evening. 7413442 or DRIVER — Pan time ti» days a PASTB UP — Page make-up Wort Equal Opportunity Employer erel bookkeeping background. Four whtfl drive, excellent ma ACCOUNTANT week Apply in parson SPIWAK 1*73 CHEVY NOVA - IW angina de>vi 237 '0/0, Ml 20 SO-etlornev law firm, opanrn KEY ENTRY al home. If you have pasteup ex- challenging and diversified, good fr chanlcai, 44.000 miles Moving mus FLORIST. 9* Ave of Two Riven, perience or the Qualifications to QUALITY CONTROL — Inspector, mge benefits. Rumson area. Full or sail. $700. 191-5927. ash for Bill brant n office in Rad Bank, seeks one ilr < until Honing ion-out fit JEEP 19*3 — CJ3B, fourcvllndar. Rwmion OPERATORS enter our training program, we offer with instrument calibration part-time. Sand resume lo: Kan •hocki and muffler, AM tight Int or two experienced liduclarv at four wheel drive, 12x15 tires, low CHEVROLET PICKUP 19*7 - countanis, port or full lima EH DAYS & EVES. you the opportunity to do mechani- Pertence. Able lo read bluaprints. nedv. Box 312. Rumson, N.J. O77M Asking HMO or bait offer 747-47 milei, plow, good tondllion *7i 0 Great running condition. 11500 C. cal page mek*-up of collage-level Electro Impulse Lab, IMS Corlles altar 3 p.m or 4701, penanced with 706 * and 1041 s JuJudd DRIVER FULL/PART-TIME SECRETARY — Full time. Little Glenn, 741-1237 We have Immediate openings lor textbooks in your home for one of the Ave., Neptune KITSON CHEVROLET CO. ... accountings required .Ide. a PART-TIME area's leading computarlied type- Silver location Recenl front desk t«7f COUPE DC VILLE — 43,000 position for retired trust and ei« Staadv person with car needed five experienced operators In ou Hwv 3* Eatonlown CHEVY PICKUP 1976 - Like naw setting operations Please tend re- RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST — For experience. Good skills. AP miiei, 1*200 administrators Weekly or houi davi 4) waak to pick up work from MATAWAN office, conveniently lo law firm. Reply to Box B 357, Th* PLEBROOK AGENCY, 747-5***. Call H4-0»44 m looo 22,000 miles, Black with cap, rag sume or reply in writing to: Prod- 1 rates Benefits Write Box F-372, T Aberdeen al night (12 midnight) and calad to all major highways. Star uction Manager, J.M. Pott Daily Register, Shrewsbury, N J gas $5500 or bast offer Call>42 45« Daily Register. Shrewsbury, N deliver to N Y C. and raturn Call with good salary, full company bane SECURITY GUARDS H74 MATAUOH SIAI1UN WAL.U I ABRIOLA MuruRb Graphic!. 103 Hwy. 3*. E 07701. Newman Springs Rd Red Bank 1979 CHEVROLET PICK UP Or 701. CMF KEY SERVICES 374-5741 flit, 37'/> hour work week and con Kcvport/Hoimdel area Must: neal, - Mew angina, transmit*.on, H» 1 clean record, phorte. car Full time, 3M 3701 7tlMW~^~^ ^ ton, -30T"en"glne, fwo birr* IAHN (410 « month and still be ttemel weftilng cendttiens Call ALIGNMENT MECHANIC a.m.-5 P.m. for appointment calls, please RETIRED PERSON — For land pert lime (201) 449 079* carburetor, power steer Ing/brakes NEEDED — Full-time, experienced horn* with your children. For ap- leaping and ground maintenance 1f73 OATSUN STATION WAGON LAKE WOOD TOYOTA TOP tut radio Rear sliding window. Hea< CMF CORP. S83-366C paid for Usad Cars 100% financing only APPIV In person, J 4 R Sunoco pointment, call 2*4-1*12 PART TIME SALES — Ex- One to two days per week—nine SECRETARY Good condition. Aiklng JiJOO Ca duty suspension. Custom trade Equal Opportunity Employer M/F months. 142-231* , 4W«ltl alter 4. to Qualified buyers 3*4 9000, hitch Only 300 miles. 13100 140 HWV 34. Balford. EDUCATION COORDINATOR — perienced, home decorating Call Heavy sleno, receptionist duties and 7479417 After *, 471 5*25 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 5**-2120 between 10 and * p.m. general office, Benefits. Fee nego- MERCEDES 450 SEL 1*73 —Silver AUTO BODV MECHANIC — CM NJ. Department of Education REAL ESTATE SALES AS tiable. Start }17O. t*71 FORD PINTO WAGON with blue valour interior, oMcap- penanced, own tools, staadv work Certlf tad administrator, principal or TRAINEE — To work in local com SOCIATES — interest rates are de tSOO or b*it offer 1974 FORD SUPER CAB — F100 supervisor to dlract education pro puler center, should have knowle ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY tionally clean. Low mileage Ex good pay plan. 5314139 dining and we need help. Full-time, 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury cellant running condition. Fully Pick Up, 3*0 V-t, automatic, powe grams in private school for hand! of typewriter keyboard Write to license preferred. Training, leads. slaerlng/brakas, air, with M" cap AUTO INSTALLERS — EHhaus capped children Part-time position, £34). The Daily Register floor time Position available in AMC GREMLIN 1971 equipped including sunroof Asking Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701. STORE SECRETARY 114,400, Call 741-70*0 Si,000 miles, (3400 7*7*429 system installers, full-time position three days per week Salary nego- West Long Branch office Call Mi Front desk, good skills, light steno, Looks and runs aHcellent. New ttre avalleDle, experience helpful, ful tiable Send resume to Box T 2*0, Camassa, 2224100. (Nil HNA1IUNAI THAVEl ALl KITCHEN HELPER heavy phone, excellent opportunity MERCURY BOBCAT 1*71 - company benefits Apply In person The Daily Register, Shrewsbury, SECURITY lor advancement. To |175. 1972 1700 or test offer only: NJ 07701. School cafeteria, 9-2 p.m. REAL ESTATE SALES — Creative AMC AMBASSADOR 1170 — Powe Loadad. 1.000 miles, owner leaving Call I42-M2S ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY , state 13*00 Call 747/0*0. Call 717 2*04 MIDAS MUFFLER real estate office needs two licensed steering and brakes, air condition EQUIPMENT TESTER — Wad. SHOPPERS 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury inu. new baliary Sa] 1W. 450 Hwy. 35. Mlddletown LANDSCAPE — Gardener's Help* salespeople We offer *0% com MONMOUTH MOTORS 191» Corlles Ave., Neptune Fri.. 10:30 am-1:30 p.m mission program, floor time. No SECRETARY Motorcvcloi Call Joe. 717*231 Wanted. Experienced only. Driver' Major retail grocery chain seeks ANTIQUE 1*94 BUICK ROAD S2 Hwv 35. Eatontown V4 Brick Blvd., Bricktown. license a mutt. Call 741-7233 experience necessary. Excellent Good skills, good for rapport, work 5422414 individuals to shop retail outlets in training program. For confidential MASTER - Engine Inexcellani run FACTORY HELP — 51eadv, wood N Y NJ areas Experience pre- with public To 5150, nlno condition. Mutt it* ca AUTO BODY PBRSON — Fully ax LANDSCAPE WORKER — Full interview, call 739-2922. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MONTE CARLO — 1977, all power, FREEDOM CYCLES perlenced RfcA Auto Body. Morgan work experience helpful. D*p*n< ferred but not required. Late and .44 7HO9 aflar 4. BMW Honda Suiufcl dable with good references, ax- lime. 53 75 per hour. P. Brlttaln hour j involved. Transportation will 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury many extras. 32,000 miles. Brand villa, 5*1-1»3. »2 ?4 REAL ESTATE SALES AUDI FOX iv/s Automatic tran ww lues Sacrifice U7 UltM Long Branch, 772 2242 Calient benefits Apply Hafco, 375 be provided. Pan-time positions SEWER — To make drapes at home AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced South St.. Eatonlown. only, salary We have immediate openings lor mission, air condition inn, staa HONDA 74 CD390 — Naw paint, high LUNCH COOK — 0:30 a.m. to 3:. career-oriented salesperson* Ex- Part-time. Call 5** 2120 from 10-530 belttd, great mpg. Excellent cond MUSTANG t*70 -* Fallback, 302 only. Apply in person. Gene' p.m., Mon.-Fri Apply after 3 p.m p.m. automatic, disc brakes, AM/FM bars, tJisv bar. rum good, $700 Amoco. 7S4> River Rd., Fair Haven FARM HELP WANTED perienced or inexperienced, we will (Ion W«W 74/ *403 or 471-4575 5W31O2 Lakeside Manor, Rl. M, Hailet. THE DAILY REGISTER eight-track, new radial., first .500 In Holmdel BOX F 374 train. Call Jack McGowan for con- STATIONERY STORE — Cesruer BARBER WANTED BARRACUDA lira — Clean enoine •43-7040. HONDA 350CB 1*71 *4*-30*0, M MANICURIST/PEDICURIST SHREWSBURY, N.J-, 07701 fidential interview. and sales, full or part-time avail- PART-TIME An opportunity all new parts In angina Asking (400 PERSONS — Full-time to work Century 21 McGowan Rvan I, Apply Lairds Stationers, 594 717-ftW, ask fof CIIH. MUSTANG 1974 - Hatchback, six- '4MBf| L'lmage. 5** 3222 River Rd., fair Haven. cylinder, automatic, powa> steer Home Centar department, mult Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 747-3000 BOYS AND GIRLS — Ages 12-15 hav* experience in either painl BEL AIR 1971 — Automatic, powe Ing/brakes, air. Looks, runs good HONDA 1*77 90 — Slraat or trail MACHINIST — Experienced only PART-TIME — Christmas help. %J STATIONARY ENGINEER brakes/sleerlnfi, air. asking »400 Economical $1150 741*530 Earn cash and prliat Morning lumbar, or hardware Apply Mult be able to operate milling ma an hour plus wardrobe. Call between Blue Seal license, for temporary excellent condition. newspaper routes In vour own area Nichols, Rt 34 & Llovd Rd REAL ESTATE SALES I all 6/1 MH\ chine and lathes. Alto work I 10-2. 291-3315. 739-1069, *71 44*4 assignment in local area for on call 9fJ OLOSMOBILE 19*9 — Good run- Union Beach Keyport or Keensburg Matawan. blueprints First and second shifts Licensed or willing lo be. Great potential, good commission arrange It. Excellent salary. No fee BMW It72 2002 Til - Vary rare ing condition, new water pump, HONDA 1*79 CM400T — Low miles Toll-free. SOO-242MM or 177 4013 open. C A C Tool Co.. 124 Bay Ave PART-TIME WORK — Pleasant charged. Stereo, gai ihocht, naw llrei an good tiras, rebuilt transmission, FULL-TIME PERSON —To work In Highlands. 291-4777. working conditions Apply In person, ments, flexible hours. immaculate condition, ItSSO. Cat BOOKKEEPER — Matawan area appliance salei, salary plus com CARROLL AGENCY ACE TEMPORARIES much more. IWOp 741 3212. electric windows, radio, heater, air, aftar * p m , 747*039 Main Street Dell. 229 Main SI.. » Thomas 542-0303 Shrewsbury 1500. Cat! f tor * P.m., 1*4-4071 experience payroll, general ledger mission, must have past sailing ex MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — Keansburg, Realtor . 172-9100 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC 1H* —400 HONDA CYCLES - And Mopedi trial balance. Excellent salary and parlance. Apply at Nichols, Rl. 34 4 Mechanical maintenance on heavy TEACHERS — Substitutes, all dis- engine, four barrel carburetor Oi OSMOBII E 1W0 9* Heucmy benefits Write to Box E 340, The Llovd Rd., Matawan. ilsment i cranes, front ent PART-TIME — Bus driver, private RECEPTIONIST — Doctor'! office, Shore Area's Number One Daalar Mlddlelown area. Good typing and cipline, BA Degree required AppIv power iteerlng/breket and diesal. 3,700 miles, two-door, loaded, Rt. 9 South, Freehold 4*2 4 HAIR CUTTER — Experienced must be II, Dave Davis Lanes, W0 ply in person Rumson Pharmacy, 22 perienced only need apply. Old* Un- Veterans Welcome EMERY MANOR NURSING West River Rd , Rumson AMC — Transmission and parti. 131 Experience preferred, but not re only. Full time, excellent com HOME. Hwv. 34, Matawan. Shrewsbury Ave., Tlnton Falls on House, Red Bank 14! 7575 CHEVROLET VAN t*al — Custom RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE CID, distributor, water pump, ale quired. To arrange Interview, cad mission split Days 5** 3033, ave Mag whaall, lunroof. AM/FM radio CADILLAC CO. Bast offer. 20,000 miles 717 3*0* collect. Ings S44-4M9. NURSE RN (M/F) — 11 P.m. to 7 runt oood, Saw I'0*4*2 Newman Springs Rd-N e d741O*10 a.m. SatS. EMERY MANOR NURS- CAR PARTS 532-2029 HANDYPERSON — Experienced In ING HOME, Matawan. 5**-*400 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1tM — 19** MG Midget general mechanical skills main- Small v • rum flood, 1300. Armv Reserve Opportunities taining buildings. Three days par t425t*« CASHIER — And vacuum parson NURSE'S AIOE M/F — All shifts •" Call 2*9-J*12 STEIN CADILLAC •k 14 hour. 222-3000. and on-call. Call must like outdoors, afternoon hours 944-4*91 CHEVY VEGA WAGON 1*71 — AU ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK Apply Ocean Car wash, Hwy U HEALTH FOOD STORE SALES- CLASSIFIED 7731100 Auto Ront/Loato tomatlc. air. 60.000 miles 20.000 on Ocaan. PERSON — Full and part-time NURSE RN (M/F) — 7 e.m I new engine, tome rust. MM After 6 STRAUB BUICK OPEL neaded. Must hav* vitamin and P.m. Sum. EMERY MANOR NURS pro,, S30-*.41. RENT A VAN — Low. low rales. Call CLERKS nutrition knowledge. 5U-3MO. NG HOME, Matawan 5** *400 NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars TVPISTS ' 33 144-aOOC Kavport Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwy 35, Kay CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1*71 — port. 1*4 1*00 SECRETARIES HEAVY EQUIPMENT NURSE'S AIDE M/F — 7-J shift, Two door, excellent condition, al THE FINEST SELECTION — Of KEYPUNCH OPERATORS experience preferred, benefits. APP conditioning, power Hearing and naw and used cars In Monmouth I Vou have any of the above skills Part-time owning*. We'll pay v 10 a.m-2 p.m Shrewsbury Manor brakei HMO Call 1*4-4*74. County-. Ovar 100 air conditioned Auto Insurance ind »r* Interested in temporary you to laarn. For details, Nursing Home. 741-2059. BUSINESS DIRECTORY #rs In slock McGLOIN vork, why not come in and register? Call 532 2029 collect. CHCVELLE 1*73 — Wagon. Pawn Ve pay top rates. No fee charged Army Reserve Opportunities NURSE LPN M/F — Fulltime, 11-7 •teerlng/braket, air, Potl/thre* BUICIf-OPEL INC., Shrewsbury thilt. Holmdel Nursing Home. Liber . New Shrewsbury 741-*2OO. AUTOTRUCK-CYCLE ACE TEMPORARIES A DAILY GUIDE ipead. naw tlrea, Wi After * p.m. INSURANCE 20 Thomas 5424302 Shrewsbury HOME AND COMMERCIAL al benefit*, good working conditions, *4aat>a1. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — So Fraa quotes and binders bv phone CLEANING SERVICE — Naeds Call for interview, 10 12, 1-4, perb service. DOWNES PONTIAC, Call Toll free aOO-3*2-*9ao ^ LEANING MAINTENANCE — steady persons. Chance to own part OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS CHRYSLER CORDOBA l*7e — 'art-time position. Apoly In person 1*1 mi. Power steering, brakei, air, Im *2 Lowar Main St., Matawan. of builnasi. Call after 9 p.m., NURSES M/F 5U-129T COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES Little Silver Tennis Club, Birch 5*3 3015. macuiata condition. Mutt tell ANY CAR-DRIVER AGE Ave.. Little Silver. 9M4199 OYOTA CORROLA 1*71 — 1*00ct CALL 7471*00 HOSTESS/HOST — Apply in parson RN'S AND LPN'S Ive speed, air, AM/FM. 43,000 CLERK TYPIST between 2 J p.m. Shore Point Inn, LIGHT HAULING MOVING* STORAGE MISCELLANEOUS PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa- ypa 40-45 wpm., some figure work CORDOBA 1*79 — AM/FM. air, miles, 14000 4*3-44*3 or 949 7041 r. 35. Hailet. NURSE'S AIDES mous for low cost auto insurance. d $1]> GARAGES — Etc., cleaned out TEACHERS WILL DO TRUCKING cruise control, good condition 1*7* Easy payment plan Immediate ID ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY INSURANCE—Growing Monmouth LIVE-INS EXPERT ALTERATIONS — Al rta RIUMPH SPITFIRE IfTf — While hauled away Construction debris — Moving, turnllurt and appllanctt toneble rates. Call 741.0221. 22 Plymouth Sport Fury. Pioneer eight with black, like naw. $5000 cards. Fee quote by phone Cycles, 20 Thomas 747)494 Shrewsbury County agency needt experienced URGENTLY NEEDED IN ALL removed, tree work. 747-912*, track, newer {tearing. Call 671362* AREAS OF MONMOUTH AND Plch-up and dallvary. Ma-ttftl. Orummond Place. Red Bank. 7471720. loo, Call 1*4-IW7. commercial lines producer Contact 747-5499. COOK — With food service Holmes A McDowell, OCEAN COUNTY NEVER A FEE CORVETTE I*W — Rare LI2 en TWIN BRIDGES FIAT PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa- ertifkate. Small nursing home. CALL: gine, lail year mad*. 4.000 mllei NICK'S MOVERS — Low and unlor LANDSCAPING LAWN RT. 35, SAYREVILLE, NJ mous for low colt auto insurance Call 2443S4I INSURANCE — Holmdel agency r»t«. Mv«n d«vs t wttfc. lr«« «ttl- CARPETCLEANINO LHU Ha.OPO, prlca-114,200. 2*14054 Easy payment planjfmmediat* ID. seeking inside personal lines service 721-3131 COOK — Fulltime. Apply in person QUALITY CARE maui. Call anvllma, Wliu MAINTENANCE cards. Free Quote bv Phone Cycles representative, salary bated on ex- At EXPERT CARPET CLEANING CREDIT PROBLEMS TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. too. Call 2*4 3M7 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Arnold perience. Must know homeowners 279 Broadway. Long Branch No cash? if you're working, wa can Walter Nursing Home. 422 South COMPLETE LAWN CARE Upholtttrv cleaning. Reasonable 31 Newman Springs Rd,. Red Bank ind automobile rating. Call *7IS1M. GENERAL rates. Morris Hoffman. 747.0709. help to get you financed. No money ^MC/JEEP/RENAULT 747-0040 Laurel Ave.. Hailet, 229-2888 Frtt Elllmalts down, Payments arranged to suit 10 Wantod Automotive NTERVIEWS.— Full Or part-tlms CONSTRUCTION MM4I your needi Many Naw and Quality ISED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES COUNTER PERSONS — W* »r* Looking for people to work evenings Equal Opportunity Employer BROTHERS CARPET CLEANING Used Can to chooie from. Call Mi 'NO TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN ooking for responsible, reliable explaining money laving Ideas to OWNER OPERATOR — Pull com ALL PHASES LOG SPLITTING - During evenings and Sal Call Frederick, at Rasias Pontlac, 3*$ EED OTHER USED PARTS 5*0 ALL AUTO — Full site complete, rsons. must be II or ovar. Apply consumers, no telling. Car needed. any 45 ft. vans 99% no touch FrM Eitlm.l.i CALL m M Broad SI , Red Bank. 741-SW. parson DUNKIN' DONUTS. Rl. 34 iLSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY and trucks iunkad. Also light haul Earn U500 a hour to start Call -eight. Toils and fuel Included in Call t4M(M7 •7141N "•sV' " °" *"" **' ""'• HEODORE, 741-tSOO Ing. 747-H2I, 747-54*1 * A Broad St., Matawan. 7»-7**o for appointment. each load nte NO escrow required. CUTLASS 1*70 - 17,000 mile,. Sin* ROSSING GUARD APPLICA tteadv work and home evervdev WOOOrs — Troa sarvlca. Traat cylinder, good condition, with mow AN 1*** FORD — Cuitomiied. all 1*5 FOR ALL COMPLETE — Full- KEYBOARD PLAYER — Willing to Road taxes patd. DOT. Qualified DRIVEWAY HOME llrai. MOO. 291 311* attar * p.m aw parts, 11500 or bast offar Call site American can that ara lunfc. IONS — Now being received]. In- work with new rock band. 7jf-J054 and tnrubi movad. 120 minimum. ulre Little Silver Police Dept, only. Late model tractor preferred CONSTRUCTION 150 maalmum. Lou and acrttwt 44*419*. Free pick UP or bring it In ovar our •OO-I27-97O0, f Ml X p.m. Mon. IMPROVEMENTS DODGE OART 1974 scale Twinbrook Auto Wreckers, tospaci Ave.. Little Silver. claartd raatonablv. 547-1313 any 35.000 miles, six-cylinder EGA WAGON 1V74 — Four •ft. REE ESTIMATES — Alohalt lima. 5422235 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full-time KEY ENTRY drlvvwavi, parking lou and Malar CUSTOM KITCHBN CABINETS Jiaoo Call SU-4*1S vllnder. power steering, automatic. BART-TIME — Ladies/Men. Work GCR INC i wo or best offer. 1*4-45*1 AAAAA Red Bank Experienced. Send re OPERATORS Fully Inturad. Our 25th yaar. B une to Box 8-355, The Dally Reg- rom home on telephone $4-|* and M240tt FIAT 1973 131 WAGON —Automatic CLEAN UP JUNK CARS and i«te if you hav experience on K*v/Tape more per hour. 2*4-7t5l. ART CO INC. PAVING MVISM PAINTING A transmiiilon, AM/FM radio. SI500. EGA 1972 — Pour-tvHnder,' *ulo- star, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. or Kev'Disc equipment and desire to modal wracks Highest prices paid DECORATING CUSTOM CARPENTRY laaHW. tetlc Looks and runt go^U Naw now. Call Rocco, 7I7-U4* work In Northern Mortmouth Coun- PART-TIME HELP — Delivering onl brakes, f)00. 7e7-774r". DIRECTOR OF NURSING — 40 ty, a modern data center hat several CARPET Renovation or repairs Quality tours per week, for small nursing newtpaperi. Early morning hours. worfcmansnip. Ulim FORD LTD 1*71 — 43,000 mllai, ALL CARS AND TRUCKS —Junk or openings on both dav and evening Must have car. Call after 7 p.m., INSTALLATION CARL B JONES — ElHrlor In. 1430. Call after t. p.m OLKSWAGEN VAN tfaf — Runs home Pleas* apply at Garden Slate shifts for qualified individuals. For Itrlor and wallpapering Fraa till wracked. TOP dollar paid Call Bill, Manor, 1* VanBrackl* Rd., 7J9-221J 495H03 ood. needs work. Must tell MOO 495 0*11. urther Information, call Mrs mates 1HJUI J a, A CONSTRUCTION - Special 41-4227. Holmdel. IMS CARPET INSTALLATION — lung In home improvements Fret FORD THUNOERBIRO 1*74 — All Wagner at 5**-3}ii between 10 a.m. PAINT SALES alai. claanlng. rt lavi. rt stratcrtai HIGHEST PRICES PAID and Noon ABERDEEN DATA SER- nd r«oalr« M441T7. COLLEGE GRAO - Starling own estimates. t7l-oO40. power, loadad, sharp, gold. $1493 or VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS For lunh cars and scrap Full lime position. Slpenlaln't ban offer 3*3 473* after 6 p.m. DISTRIBUTION VICES INC. 'alnts, Mlddletown. •42-4000. painting business Froa estimates unnlrtg weekly Call Red Bank Vol $50 for full ilia cart Call after 7 pm. M-0111 FRANK'S HOME REPAIRS —And o, 74,-MHs far details. CENTER KEYPUNCH OPERATORS •CARPET 'VINYL «TILE Improvtments Roofing and siding FORD TORINO WAGON 1973 — 542 2233 FULL-TIME PART-TIME — Sates and stock Ap- Small V-4, automatic, air, AM/FM, Knowledge of IBM 129, alto 100 Key ply in person, Bonnie White Unl INSTALLED CUSTOM PAINTING Between 4 JCHJO pm Mint OLKSWAGEN 1949 — Runt greet GROCERY ORDER SELECTORS o-OISc andJ741. Full and temporary lix radian, excellent condition. 1*50 eeds restoration, (450. JEEP CJ-I, CARS WAN Steady Employment—Night Shifts orms, 315 Hwv 35, Eatontown 'rat Eitimaltt EXPERT PAPERHANGING Call 4*5-1243. position available In Monmouth FULLY INSURED Unsurpassed workmanship 000 original miles. M,200 27* 44U'. ,J.IB U 50 P*r Hour County area. Excellent starling TRUCK A AUTO 2 p.m. to io.JO P.m. and 'ART-TIME CLEANING PERSON Excellent references 7 Roister 15 TWO POSITIONS AVAILABLE — j For • one ve#r period a. improve III 6EU. T 103 Rentals To Shart IM Commercial m*ol mtoeettof. twin M'son R* ATTENTiOf* SMALL BUSINESS 71 Merchandise For enii. Migft Scnooi graduate E *per-enc*fl • no. inci^iino ^n.on report^ Mvrcrfl, wiw one mate and one *emat* Rent B»*W rtconcii at'or ectOunU oa* XK OFF SALE Diut -i • !>ev A¥era«a 11*0 per tessiOAeis offtces a*«nabie w two e tne rece'«ao>e. JOU'U. entry Toy Bom Cur-oa-tv An monti- Ca'l W* UM flavl. or m eov tnrouon 'ntiKu tuumtnt Cat' Acme Center H.ver Rd mgiM.. tu tor Rov carpel decoration On iong-t«rr^ TVPlST — EiHrittxtfl knowcei ui'i.tiet A' 3t'. The D*i i* Reg.inr 3 LINES T and cieanrnfl Dv landlord Sing* and v. N J 07701 month piut utillttet Call Ut T»J5 EXPERIENCED MOTHER - *», efter 5 p m or »«-*i?4 efter torn MD».( ore tcnooier m Atlantic TVPlST CLERK 5 DAYS ATLANTIC Hl&HLANDS — SftOB Type 45 worn . eateuem btnciiU 104 Winter Rtntals ioace T» M n . nso can «' 23M Star! J12S EXCELLENT — Care a* your cftiiC- $3.00 r ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCV not lunches s-*c< Mene>ef-an area, 70 Thoma> 747 U9* Shre«i©ury The Reg.si*f FAMILY ADS iintia- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two reaiona&ie Sandv any i>me t.on FigJtterSi car t*n your uft- BEACHCOMBER — Otkignt' Otco- tte-JOM stores wilh concrete floor Cf be VOLUNTEER BOOKKEEPER - •MOM itrrni for VOu Qu util- BROAD ST RED BANK -Modern ana rr^edcai tfrr ^ogi a weoai- article jtHH included Secuniv otDotn rr «ritef. Shrewsbury N J 0»T0i PRiCE MUST BE MENTIONED eeriv taase 1'Ii a month 74. uu wee» n\ *\m »• J*SJ Each addtionai ime V 00 No dis- COL JIM MOOSE ASSOCIATES LONG BRANCH WEST END - n before 1 JO s m Auctioneers Appraisers ***** oCMn tne Monmoutti MH.cn DEAL ANO W ALLENHURST — WAITRESSES WAITERS - E« TYPING AT HOME — BV count if canceieo before expiration No changes in copy Daily-Sunday KITCHEN St*nct Owner Handier USD, includes neit S43 »3i »Wer 4 month 4»s U7t efter * H P m Ave . Ttnlon Fill) as low as e>4 a Aiso large sofa extremely Association Otfthurst N j Out rooms Children welcome No bets REGISTER o-enct cieiset beg.n Oct ] Phone Tit June Hth tU-^n LiNCROFT SHOPPING CfNTER WAITRESS WAITER — Apply in Male comfortable Best offer can MATAWAN - One-Bedroom *Mri- 17' 5019 ment lor rtni ivii'tOit Sept U NEW VACATION CONDO — Man — Prime location excellent •* person, hours 7 a m -2 p m Four CLASSIFIED ADS 46 cents posure 1 7S1 S4 « Plus toadms weekdays. Closed Mon Can Kl 27*7 90' COLONIAL WiNGBACK SOFA MOVING — Furniture 15x13 Aftf 1. SetVlMfl iSOta Kev Englewood Florida Two- ALL AROUND YARD WORK. Advanced And Beginners Oedreom two-bath oarage locked ptafform EstaMtshed. In thrtvlnfl WANTED — Experience real estate Trees cut. flutters, garaees oeane — Red and green tapestry, up- Guiista" carpet cranberry Electric MONMOUTH BEACH — Oct«n(ront area Comaci Manager M-eMM or ioi«ilr» %7i or bet I offer Call appi jrices 671 444 Can 747-4041 after 7 30 p m town house Two bedreomt i' MATAWAN - Rt 14 Two oHket. 57 Day Care/Nursery tMti month l Care ORGAN — Wurhtiei anogan tMths. ••! •PWIences UK month ALL FORMICA BAR — With brass BEAUTIFUL — Fou'- month-OlO kit Ceii Ul-MtS SEA BRIGHT — Oct •* School rail, back bar IM ten stoois ideai REGISTER good condition (2S0 Can 473-1011 tent Free, trained, females One haute One beoroom 1^ BABYSITTER — 6 30 to 3 30 for large basement or piav room long haired«^4ltHiT NORTH LONG BRANCH — Twfl OrigmaHy from package store Can Ureel perking Cell 1414401 Refer Leonardo area, must drive, refer Classified Ads PARTIAL CONTENTS OF HOME — doors from tne ocean two tearoom true* reaulred ATTENTION WORKING MOTH- U2-4I42 after n a m apartment, high caiiingt dark MIDDLETOWN-HWY U — Prime encei »1 SS40 ERS — Happy Hours Nursery, Pre- Fum lure Slaving Sept 3. every BOXER PUPS - AKC registered office space, highway frontage, in day unin sold I Ocean St , High- born Auo i Fawn wooowori clean, available now SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms and BABYSITTING ~ Mature woman Kindergarie" Rt J4, Viliwin Fun ANTIQUE BEDROOM SET — Dark 542-1700 US0 Plut utllttles professional building. 400 M ft . SMi and halldav sessions Register now land* lunocr Twin Lights! F41-MU furnished ttudlo apartments Maid plus utltltlet 471-14M. li p.m lor two children, aaet four and tin wood, floral motif Twin beds, two Toll Frt« from Matawan Area teryice and utllltlet included in our Sat. niflhii and occasional aayiimt ror tan semester SwWit dressers (one with mirror) Antioue COCKER SPANIEL — Buff color. HICKEY AGENCY REALTOR tow winter ratet Awaijabie by day. OLDE FAIR HAVEN —Space aval) Own transportation References sola and choice of two chairs or PIANOS ORGANS AKC registered * i vears oio AM week or month No lease no tecur more, carved wood l'5O0 complete 566-8100 able tor shop, office or ttudto 7tf Call 'j**;»]0_ ttautnoutt Pricci oo most m«icii SuODi.n «na S*rvic»t Red Bank RlvertKte Ava all owner WALTER ZIMMERER 4 five days a week from approximate- Show Bower Distributor, 747-3749. colored lights and two stools. 1350 EROSION SPECIALISTS TUSTING PIANO CO REGJSTEREO - '-.-Horse Mare, FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE TRAILER SITE IN POCONO SON. f44-MO0 ly 2 45 P m to S 45 pm, in my Can after 5 pm 291-4151. Our 97th Y*«r Mrfect fteld hunter tor anyone Sale On tne Navetlnk River MOUNTAINS — Summer rental, Middletown home. Must have own BUSINESS WANTED urv Park 77S-OM4 and sound Can 7tO-Q77| inpQ Walk to railroad, but Modern one daily, weekly, monthly. Privete lake RED BANK LOCATION - 1M0 M FILL DIRT and pool Water, electric, and sewer ft office showroom, ground ftoar 41 transportation and be dependable Young executive seeks to purchase BEDROOM — New. 1195 Bedding Clean I i yards. S55 Own 9 to 9 and two bedrooms, WO uo Air con- TWO POODLE PUPS — One male. ditioning, heat, not water, balcony, nook-upt on tilt For Information White St 741 TWO 74ISI9»- profitable business in Southern or sets, dinettes, M9.95 Mattresses, Call 229 5453 Central Jersey, growth potential a bed frames. 114 93 KD SHARPS OuEENSiZE WATER BED —With One female Whita i;j each doorman, security and more. Ga call 47M»7. flutter otck »na lr«ma. likt new, reoe pool, marina available Bob. RED BANK - tMO M fl. of- RESPONSIBLE — Reliable person must. AM replies kept confidential FURNITURE. 275 Hwv 24. West ni* ton fire tftow room tAtue. around floor with references and own traniporta Reply to E-3M The Daily Register KeansOurg After 1 p m., 495-0075 UU H«" '»•'*.»» m.a tu* ••Hi MM 78 : FILL DIRT - Clean, from US Per new. tl» Mult Mil MI i 1*9 eiceilent parking U White SI Call lion, to care tor 4- and t-vear-old Shrewsbury. N J 07701 load. Any amount available Can 80 Bicycles/ 7417100 Mon TutJ.Wld , 7 a m -3 *i BEDROOM - Solid oak. twin sue 717 7127 or 93* 3313 RED BANK _ Laroe detlener REFRIGERATOR — FrottlC.t apartments Living room, custom 747-O4S3. NURSERY SCHOOL — For lease with bookcase headboard Triple RED BANK — 1000 M ft . on third dresser with mirror, four-drawer iKtt-ov-Xd*. d per week Mature Per- lished 20 years. Zenith franchise, plies for Industry and Moving and frosted globes, almost new. 135 AIM 747 stot after • ton 717 m 7 Inquire Manny k Mary t Sport Shop cleaner and have references. Own moving out of state, sacrifice, mutt Storaoa. Call 747-4OH or 463-4472 ceiling flxtrua. I", white opal globe ttreet parking Available Ocl l W» 717-ffUO SPECIALS — Old manlal clock. 15 plut utilities Jli fin n Aftar 5. room and bath S31 4922 sail Gross exceed S10Q.0OO Call with gold trim, iis Can 264-7t09 Pots. pant, dish**, 25 and 50 canti KEYPORT — Large furnished CASH REGISTER — Electric Victor after 4 p m. 84 Merchandise UMM 566 4375 Or $66 3364 45. Mven kevi ideal for bar or •acfi Booksrttlf. (19 50 Kntchoia roomt, private entrance, off-ttreet d«ik. f 19 50 Bad spring and mat- parking 7M-11I1 109 HOUSEKEEPER — Tuas. anfl restaurant. Excellent condition FURNISHING ON A LOW Wanted RID BANK — Luiurv Hl»h-Rlia, Asking 1650 Davs, 671-0346 BUDGET? — Check the USED trass. 139 Uoholitartd chairs. 110- three bedroom, three bath apart Tnur j , 1-6 P m Clean, some laundry 63 Money To Loan JlS-119 Coucrws. Of. »49. *W RED BANK — Large lovely room, FURNITURE CENTER OF RED mant, also two bedroom, two bath nicely furnlthed. prlvaia amrance. HIGHLANDS — Approximately ana ironing, start dinner |9 hour CASH REGISTER — Like new. elec- Broiltrs.lS Giasswart. 10, iSand2S Middietown area-own transporta BANK Fine furniture for less. 197 AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN Beautiful view Between HI. tl good araa 143 fa SO. 441 S401 DIS garage tor ttorage only. Hi tronic model J340. Sacrifice for 1500 Shrewsbury Ave. cants tach. Boohs. iare* asson- WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, p m I41-4M3 per month Ml U7i tlon necessary. 671-3337 or 671 -MM HARD TOGET — First Second and mant. IS, IS and 50 cants t»ci\. third mortgages Fastest service, Call S42-MS8. RUGS. FOR CASH SLEEPING ROOM — Gentleman G E DISHWASHER — Never used. Kltcnan tablii. J15 Miutlianaous INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES RED BANK - Two bedroom apart wanted HOUSEKEEPER — Two in family. lowest interest rates Quick closings CONTEMPORARY — Bedroom set. bric-a-brac of tvarv OaKrlplton ment. first floor, all utilities tup- Nice private room with TV. Five on any site loan. Call 531-2734. 1200. range GE self-cleaning, never 1S9 E. Newman Springs Rd. Attar 7. S44-11S0 110 WantttfToRtnt six pieces Like new condition 1400 used. 1250 or both tor MOO. 244-4192 RUSCIL'S. IS E Front St. Rad Shrewsbury 747-4200 Piled, 1371 par month Call 747-T "" day week. Live In or out. Reply lo Can after t x. IM U*J Bank. 741-1**3. aftar I p.m. BOM TM7, The Daily Register, WANTED TO RENT — Par ___ Shrewsbury, N J 07701. GLAS»OISPLAY CASES 107 Nursing Hom« DESKS. FILES — Tables, chairs, 739 9300 DAYS ALL LIONEL TRAINS RED BANK — ON THE RIVER furnlthed luxury apartment adding machines, typewriter*, of- Or 'Fiver Top ca»h appraisal Extra large one bedroom apart' homo No chHdrgn. W4 lili LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER — For 946-4244 EVENINGS fice equipment, etc at bargain SYCAMORE GREENS — Quality, •44-ltM ment Two large picture windows SHELTERED CARE — State elderly lady. Mult drive. Refer- prices New or used A.AC. OESK lika n*w (urnitura at fraction of III GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER — Laft- ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for MILLION DOLLAR VIEW USO per Llcente. room and board, excellent ences Reply to Box T 2*6, The Dally' OUTLET. 1709 Rt 35, Oakhurst original coil This waak • tavan> month Includes heat, hot water, More Classified Register, Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. ' handed strat with Vibrato and caia. lop cash Mary Jane Roosevelt An- food, 14 hour supervision now rent- 5313990 50 watt amplifier with cordl and piac* Duncan Phvlt axiantion tabia cooking sat Available Oct. 1. Call ing Call Ml im Evet 441-4SII with $ix chairs, curiav mapia chatl nquei. 109 East River Rd.. Rumson on Ntxt Pojt affacti Includad (500 U2-79U, ask •423159 Member Appraisers As- 741 7100 for JIM. CHARMING COLONIAL 111 and vanity flask, Fctncn Provincial whita chait of drawars and doubia sociation of America RED BANK — One bedroom, near HAMMOND & BALDWIN drassar. hatch top. coffaa tabla, solid Tower Hill Condot. W» per month, rock mapia cocktail tabit and two ANTIQUES — Fine furniture, including heat, not and cold water PIANO AND ORGAN lamp tabias. Also antiouas, paint- oorceiain and glais Call 542 1207 or Call m-am CENTER ings, mirrors, chasts. lablat. Vic- ttMOfV torian chairs, ate ,'flc RUSCILS J* RED BANK — One bedroom, neat Make It Yourself ANTIQUES Division of Altanbarg Svcamora Ava., Llttla Sllvar. included, »MS per month Security Fine furniture, porcelain and gia reoulred 747-iw after ) p.m Piano Mouse 741-ISO* Call 542 1207 or 2f1-H)77. Did you know TELEVISION — Consolt, 25" ona ANTIQUES — GATEWAV AN- SEA BRIGHT — Detlgner Smart Crochet! We Are N.J.'s button tuning, light santor, paean, TIQUES. Ri M and Homestead furnished, ttudle and suites Harbor v Largest and Oldest was U69 95. saia 1519 M Ave . Leonardo. »i 12S0 Point. Ufl Ocean Ava 747-ttU 960 Piano Dealer MONTGOMERY WARO. HI J TOO SCA mmiOHj — via RIM, tw» CUT OUT THE MIDDLE MAN — bedroom apartment, till Maion and Hamlln. Klmball. JlDbuvertof precious metals Deal Sohmar. Baldwin. Kawal, Knaba. Mi IM mi after 9 p.m. THE USED FURNITURE CENTER direct Cash for vour gold/Silver Everett. Currier. Haramen and coins and starling Hwv 31 and Am Plavar planoi. 197 Shrewsbury Ava , Red Bank SEA BRIGHT - Four large rooms. Beans. Mas-beam and Why Not* boy Rd.. Cllffwood 5*4 2055. available Ocl 1. No- paU Call LARGE DISPLAY OF •4.-0041 GRAND PIANOS TOP SOIL DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I will these Small load, S90. Other met buv all vour small garage sate SHADOW LAKE ADULT VILLAGE 100 MAIN STREET Alto available, m-Uil Items, Plus content* of basement*, — On lake. Twobedroomt. two ASBURY PARK. NJ. 07711 attics, etc Can 244-tt<* after 3 e m 775-nOO betnt. oarave, central air UPRIGHT FREEZER — Sears, 741 fl« Catch ill tm in this p'tfty Opan dally V to 1, Sat '111 5 used only six month*, excellent con- S STOVE dition. 1250. Pool table with Ping- For j ting - env sue Itcy crochettd top HAVE YOU MISSED OUT —On our SMALL APARTMENT — Iff Port pong too ano accessories for both, i uinv Ntsnmouth Rd , Port Mon mouth. An eisy interesting pittun greet buvlT Coma in, browse and 0ooo condition, H00 Can TI7-U99 take advantage of our meekly spe N.J Bedroom, kltcnen/livlng room aftar * X GUY JOHNSON combination and bath U» Diut stitch to make with of without clalll Aquanumi (5 Single bed- BUYS AND BUYS INFLATION FIGHTERS electric and one month't security with I rultleO COllaH SlMMl with I u complete. (41 10X14 rug. (H Walnut VULCAN GAS STOVE — Com From an entire household to a single dresser with mirror, (41 Mahogany No pttt allowed Call 471-Q110 after merclai. restaurant, perfect for »n- item Antique funiture. jewelry, sil- a P.m. sp»iked with binjles Utt toft. drop-leaf ubla, (41.50 Pair solid ver immediate cash. Top dollar tiquvHutcnen, %4» Call 2*1-5570. llulty mohair type yarn in one )<• TEN SPEED BIKE — LIU KM SELF PROPELLED MOWER maple bookcase headboard* (H •42-4U4. SPACIOUS — Four-room. IM1 plus FRANKLIN STOVE — Brail ball! (1>S, 1" ban tandar, (10, vibrating each Seven-place Junior dining set WEBfjfl GRAND PIANO — With color Pat 960 Sins 8 14 mcl tuck tlr* ind Draktl Good coodl and tcraan, 1175. utllllltt. immtdlata occupancy lion AIHIOQ m. ;«-?«ir tandar, (10, alactrlc itan inow- with china nosel. (141. Bassinet. Duo-Art plavar mechanism, needs OLD FURNITURE — Ant.que* Chi RMftT Call 471-4M7 blowar, (1JS. 10" radial law with (10.50. High riser with slipcover* plavar work 1U7U7 aftar i p m. na, glassware, art objects and brlc »" NAUOAHYDE — Soft with FRIGIDAIRE — Rafrlgarator and bladal, (149. 15 Ib. CO! flra txt ahd cushions. (71. More and more a brae immediate cash for any TiNTON PALLS — Beautiful five- FREC matching rtcvllrwr. IVX Ufiv. 14 cu. ft. Good condition. Ingullhan. (10. 1 cu. ft. Sanyo rafrlg- RUSCIL'S. 15 Eait Front St.. Red 72 Garage Sales thing and evervthins RuKH'l, IS E room, on two-acre garden ettata. AIM II yd. gram wool carpatlno, 17S. 671-M24 arator. (75. two klddla icuba tanki. Bank. 741-1411 Front It. Red Bank 741—14*3 MW a month plus utilities Ona M0 171-4114. back packi, (79 aach Savan^Uy month't tecurlty 741-0041 }1,75 for each pattern Add bOc GUITAR — TakamlM, F110-F iitlplt alactrlc tlmar, (25. 3«144«4. HOTPOINT REFRIG- Yard Sales TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO • cKti pattern lor firstclju air- Baraly u»d. AdlulUbla nack. E« ERATOR/FREEZER — • Thraa DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to ASSORTED CAMPING SUPPLIES callani purchaia tor baglnnar or SOFA — Custom duality Excellent wreaks old. Moving, mult sail, (715 Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will 102 HouMsFor R«nl it mail and handling Sand te - Includn Oil cabin tant, two GARAGE SALE — Sat., Sun.. Mon , Buv from private owners and es- child (100 747-4U1. condition (300 Companion Laiv- 47l-«4«. moving- Sewlna machine, con- llaaplng Ugi and otnar .xlrat At* Dov rockar racllnar (50 144-7031 tates ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE Ing 11W Call 4»J-I«l aftar t p.m. IBM TYPEWRITERS vertible couch, antique tewing ma- PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- CARRIAGE HOUSE — Deal area SOFA — 0T' gold/black velvet chine. Pino Pong (able, Stautfer ex- SIGNED 7*9 River Rd . Fair Convanlanl. near beach, 1700 a HUTCH — Solid dark plna. JO", ercise machine, twin bedt. taverai BABY ITEMS — CrID. Ml Carrlaga. Ihrat-orawar. axcallant condition. Matching lovetaat and chair, (100. RENTAL J20-J26 per mo. Haven, NJ 142-4257. month plus utilities n>-ain Lain WkNhr 110. Plavpan, (is Wood hlorvchalr, 17! Km Rant with option to buy 473-0117 bureau! lott of goodies. 10-7. la IIJ Wood Illda. tM Trlcyclt. 110 (DO (HIM Oar field Pi , Red Bank CARRIAGE HOUSE - Deal »r— STORM DOOR — (10. Stormi and JAC08S0N CHIEF —4hp mower. Call JUDO Gl — Flu child from 7-11 RUI f SI A I Seven room, two bethi Security and NeadlscraftDapt 61 icraani. larga ilial, (4 each Two 34" rotary mower. 34" snow plow. WEEK-LONG HUGE GARAGE refaranca*. KB-atlt vaari old Euallant condition, U0. SALE — Two-femliv. Furniture, Ul MAI', Call 717-7441, aftar 4 p.m. lamp!. (5 544-9110. (700. Attar 4 p.m.. 444 0041. SAP. — 5' long, four ttooli. good clothing, many more miscellaneous EAST ANSBURG — Four bedrooms. Tlw Dally Rigistir STAINLESS STEEL — Kitchen KITCHEN SET — For sale Six items Ml Brooksld* Ave . Cllffwood teculrtvtecurltv and reference!. condition Aiklng HIS. link, (30. call aftar 4 p.m. Beach, Sept 7 through Sept. 1], f U75 a month, IV) month tacurlty. Call 747-nOl chain, sacrifice (150 101 Apartmantt KENMORE CLOTHES DRYER •714010 Call Ul IJ40 a.m. to * o rn ' Call aftar I » m., 7i7-u*f BICYCLE — LaOy'i Iliraa-ie JM Bat 161. Old Chatsu SU. He* STEREO — Grundlg. AM. FM eight, HAZLET —' Three-four badroomi Scnwtnn Euallant condition. l» 7(74401 ASBURY PARK — Clean eftlclen track stereo receiver and two IS" Woodland Park hornet Hut* family tort, NT 10113. Print Nam, Call attar 4 p.m.. tMBO* 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise ties Ona and t»o oodroom apart KING-SIZE HEADBOARD — cuitom built weaken (45 Call room, IM baths immediate oc Adfrasa, Zip, Pattara Nunkw. Dralsar, chatt, (100. Oak hall um- For Sale For Sale merits tor rant. Referances raoulrad BUREAU — Flwa-drawar, turnad 131-0503 Call " cupancv S5S0 mo Plul teturliy and any with walnut Inlay. brella Hand wltit mirror. (335 An- utilities aM-4*ff. Sec the greatest craft show Ini. Mahogan STEREO CONSOLE — With I7S. 171-fall tlqua gold, framad mirror, (40 ATLANTIC HIOHLANDt — One ever' NEW 1981 NEEDUCRAF1 471-0109 AM/FM radio, In Provincial cabi- HIGHLANDS — Four room house bedroom apartment Meat supolWd, CATAlOG-over 17? designs 3 net cherrv veneer. |17S •**-•«? W7J par month. »l-*SIV Single or couple with small child after A p.m. only. S»S plut utllltlet and security CAMEO GUITAR free patterns inside $1.00 LAWN MOWER — Bolafil. wlf-pro- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lara* 171-1744. Imitation Las Paul. $49 STRATOLOUNGER — Mlghback. pallad. Vh vaari old. Naadi work. too-Badroomi Heat suoplM. Mil 7I7-M14 (40 or bait offar. 747-4701. blua velveteen, eicellant condition. KEANSBURG — Small two (150 441-1504 Call wada. ttt-MM dan Evaa., bedroom, suitable for couple lit! a CRIB — With Sarta mattraii and MAN'S — Tan-tpaad Roti blka. If" Ml-tW, month plut utllltlet, IV* month't te cnlffarota to match. 179. carrlaga UHd twlca, Mcrlfka, (75. Four SWING SET — (10. Graan carpet, CARRIAGE HOUSE APARTMINT curitv 7%r nit til. all In ancallani condition graan valvat high cana back dining 10x11. with foam padding. (39. Call — Two bodrooms, ona bath. Llvlnt 747-4111. chain, ucrlflca, (too. TO 4»fi 471-4419 room, dining aree. larse aat-ln KEANSBURG — Two bedroom modern bunegtew mtr thopp-ng, OESK — Larga antcullva. woodan kitchen Ona oarava space Laroe Printed Pattern POOL TABLE — (75 Convarilbla TIMER-YACHTING — Rubber cov transportation 11*5 Susan, 4t».»474 I1M or nail otfar ered and lanyard Excellent condi- yard Prlvata araa. S47f plus vtlll- ula bad. (IM. Call 10 a.m 1 p.m., 941-IJM tion, (39. 311 1450 lies Call 141 Kit KEYPORT— Five roam houto. Two 9207 IIIMM. badroomt OH heat UM per month TWO RADIAL TIRES — LTlxIS. COLTS NECK MOTEL — Motel, The Most Fashion! 1100 per weofc. plus UK. Llorn houso- piui utilities- Available Seo* U. One MO DINETTE SET — Walnut formica good condition, (49. Humidifier. (15 monffi't tecwrity JWtw. tabla, two a»tariiloni. four chain, POT BELLY — Cait Iron nova, »• 133-3040 keaolns. Dally ratal available Call matching butfat. 1100. Mt-MTD high, Saan, ntw mad, (79. Call 4114714 or Ma-1700. LITTLE SILVER — Cap* Cod (73-1105 TWO TIRES — A70K11. Firestone HIGHLANDS — Duplax. two house Three bedroom., large flre- OISHWASHERLADY KENMORE Deluxe Champion belteo. good con- piact Stone't throw from river and Automatic, 14«»". M) Ona PRIMITIVE OPEN CUPBOARD - dition. US for pair. 7471311. bedrooms with porch, nmmr dock, no (HO Pair Ouaan Anna chain, (175. pan 117J monthly »t-U7). trantportatlon Excellent tcnoou. commarclal-iypa, U) »Bomi, FIVE-PIECE - OctangW Htchan OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY KEANUUftG — dining room, basement, eiceKent SEARS KENMORE WASHER - Walnut contemporary 0est«n. turn- •at with U.I. wrought Iron I«I, i»0 plut mil it kit No Mlt **WU area ISSO M7 1131 or 4714141 walnut Ubla too, »4»41 and IM0 Call And drvar. (gai arvtrl. (NO Llka table. AM/FM radio, flu speaker* mtttr ipm naw. Call 7411717. 1175. Call 741-7454 after 5 pnv 471-4114. ____ nr«*-room M*rt- MiDOLETOWN — Locutt area RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES KEANSBURO — Tl Graclout five-bedroom home on Send $175 lor MCk pattern. rrwnt In duptn U 0* Mm •Metric. throe private acret Available now Ut 504 tar etch pattern tori 5MREVW1URY PHARMACY RtftrtncM end t*rurUr. Av« 11*64. taOO par month, yeer'i loata. plus 10% Olscawil» All lenMr Cllltam We partkloete In PA* praajram Scot Uth. tn-9997 tecurttv and utHIMet fintcun. airmail, handling. $ 00 M.aH*iM.r-- V0 Broad St., Shrawafturv 741-aa74 KEYPORT — Unfurnished, larse HICKEY AGENCY Send to ona and two-badroom apartments, of! street parkin,, from UK pays REALTOR OLOf UNION HOUSE LINCKOFT PHARMACY — Ml all 7M-11I1. 222-4067 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 Newman Sclrm Rd . UncraK. N J 10% DiscounttoSanlar CNIaan t MARIAN MARTIN ON OU• EARLY Bl«O SPECIALS Free Delivery Sanlor Cltliem DIs KEYPORT — One-bedroom apart- NAVES! NK — Three-Mdroom $ M 44 P M ONLT count Honored We Mfilclaale Ul ment, fill, efficiency SIX. both howte, wall-to-wall carpeting, fire FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200 11 Wharf M, KM la» Ml 717) PAA Proarams Call 741 Till available Oct 1. H4-J071 place, MSO plut utmtlet 7JM5U_ Pattern Dipt. 420 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Furnlthed, TRUCK KlNTALr " MATAWAN — Thraa bedrooms. throe-four bedroomt. three betnt. Register Family Ads can sell vour unneeded items near Irenoonetlon UK par month, two-car attached garage, two fire- The Daily Register quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- JANITORIAL AAA TRUCK? RENTALS no utilities. 344-ttU. place*, epol lancet Prefer snort SERVICES 10% discount to MMVtor cltlieni. term teat*. 774-W7. umns now under a separate distinctive heading Mon Frl a/lffi ad SS HOY. M. Hems originating from your household may be sold TWENTY-FOUK wast Keantoura. 101 Commercial 232 Wast 11th St, New Tort. NT janitorlal and Pelntlna. .. RED BANK — SIR room Duotei. tor up lo $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article. arked free Estimates 74I-44O Rtnt.lj Great tocatlon. Pull batement. yard. 10011. Print NAME. AMHUSS, Price lor each item musi be mentioned REAL ESTATE many axtrat UK plut utllltlet. Call after 4 P m , 741 an ZIP, SIZE and STTLE NUMKR. PAIR HAVEN REALITY Prices too high' jend now for P«imiNW»t«IAl»tfA RUMSON — Throe badroomi. two TIRES our NEW FALL-WINTER PATTERN Larva discount on commission 12.000 so ft Tailgate loadlns. baths Large yard Walk to tchooit. CROWN TIKI MART thoPOlng »j»a month Air. Utllltlet CATAlOG-sew. save and get bet- Discount to ALL «•*«» CHIians Call Mrs Jane White for details onvete parking A/C. heat. not includad. 747-5f*4 after 4 p.m. 1 Hwv. U. Pot ManmouM, 717 7J71 sprlnklered Public transpona- ter quality (tar 100 styles. Fin Call 542-1700 Shrowskvrv Ava.. Tlnton Pans. tlbn Ito Dally BcgUlcr SEA BRIOHT — Small furnlthad Pattern Coupon (worth 11 75) No discounts! cancelled before expiration m M NaoxuM HHW room/kite hen combination and bath. Send for Catalog SI 00 No changes in-copy CLASSIFIED ADS 747-1100 One month't tecurltv. No pett. >47-4f11 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N . MONDAY. SEPTEMBERS. 1980 2MMiO bath*, formal dining KEYPORT - M3.SO0 Two family, rtouri. Jam lo 5 o rr, ml 6S4B Gredy, takes more turns than room, 20' kitchen, utility room, two- near whwoit, irenioortellon. lm You ere hereby notified thai you Parent Teacher Association's representative increase over the next two years to suppli- madlatt possession STERLING LIMOUSINE SERVICE - For Ml are privileged to oe present at i*o a mountain road before it car oarage ERA MELMED occailorii To airportt from |1S to the board, said parents from the communi- REALTV, Bhr 471 1»M MCCANN REAL ESTATE BRO hearing end present any and all OD eases to a halt but not ment a (10,070 yearly salary «EH, SMHM Weddings ar% our ipetlaity Low jeclions whicn you may have to the ty will ask the board to "take all possible CARROLL AGENCY INC rates, free Quolet, 24 hour, seven granting of sela permit necessarily to a resolution Foley said the negotiating team is still Reel Etlata Marketing and Sam dev service Can ion ir*», Frank La Rosa steps" to reach a contract tonight. The PTO, U0M3W01 In two short hours the seeking tuitflion reimbursements for teach- REALTOR 172*100 134 Farm Proptrtv (Appellant) which has joined the teachers' previous 21 WVa^nington St characters live through sev- ers and a curtailment ol the 188-day CLASSY COLONIAL — Cuilom Red Bank picket lines, supports a "fair contract" for built, th ret-bad room. )'/ibein home OWNER SACRIFICING - to acre 213 Instruction Sept a ,7 20 eral months - and several schoolyear. with Oen. country kitchen, Iwo the teachers' Fields said. patio*, two car garage and central Some In hay and beautiful woods generations Dreams are Negotiations for a 1980-81 contract began air. Juit reduced to $109,000 E A Good (hree bedroom home plus slu * HEAL ESTATE - Aden'* "cent 247 Rtglona, Notlcts "Our concern is with the children of the in October and were declared at impasse on ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Rtaltor. dio building with beth for hobby mg course Mornings Sept IS 26 shattered and created anew; SSS Protpect Ava . Llttla Silver, Chicken barn, garden, two-car ga- Monmoutn institute, ui iwu MONMOUTH REGIONAL improbable romances fill the district so we support neither the teachers or May 22 The talks resumed on Aug 28 with 74l-«S0O. rage Terms tor qualified buyer READING INSTRUCTION In rnv HIGH SCHOOL the board," said Fileds "We willask the HAROLD LINDEMANN. BROKER. Beard of Education stage, and just when facets of the assistance of a mediator from the Public FAIR HAVCN — Two-tlory, near home or yours, bv reading ipena' Eetontown. 5431103 • si 7I767S! MS Tlnton Avenue board that the teachers demands be treated Employees Relations Commission. The pond Three bedroom*, living room, Tlnten Palls, New Jersey 0773* the plot become apparent — dining room, kitchen, biitmtnt, de- PUBLIC SALE lairly and that it do everything to give ttiem a teachers failed to work on the scheduled days tached garage vacant 1*0,000 BANG! the unexpected 135 Commercial Ml. fair contract." 747OJt7 School will make the following avail happens on Tuesday and Friday. Property able for public sale FAIR HAVEN 1. 1IH Printing Presi There's a lot crammed Five bedroom, two bath, adlolnlng KEYPORT - Four Horn, offlct. (AM Multlllin Offset Preftl) into Forty Carats," per- Green Acrai Secluded back yard. •oarlmanli. grost Incorm. 124.000 21»Ab«rd«n 2. Polder along with a dead-end street, mskll fully rwilM IIUM0 ITBRLINO I. Vertical Camera (NuArci Itupi Lmi mush "ul 'he per- lull a children's paradise Large MCCANN REAL ESTATE BRO NOTICI t Loss won't change aim eat-In kitchen, formal dining room, KER. M4-HM. Becaute of the holldavl, lhe> "SALE OF SURPLUS. EQUIP petual changes make the den with fireplace Asking IM.JO0 Caucut Meeting of the Zoning Board MENT" will be received at the Of- pace lively, and both con- of Adluilment of the Township of fice of the School Business Admlnlf i continued I Horrisberger said a we will have no say over their CROWELL AGENCY 137 LotiiAcr.ag. Aberdeen will be held on Tuesday versation and movement are 741-4030 September 9, t«M. at I 00 P.M.. In- School, S3S Tlnton Avenue. Tlnton withdraw from the high withdrawal will eliminate the education." sieed of Wednesday, September 10, used efficiently enough to Falls, between the hours of t 00 AM school district in a dis- efficiency of budgeting FIREPLACE 1119,000 TWO ONE ACRE LOTS tWO The following applications may 3 00 PM on normal business days A speed the show along Tilis said the issue of the MoimB.1. 1M.S00 •«rt be reviewed certified check made payable to trictwide referendum A yes spending on a regional scale. planned expansion of bedroom, Vh bathi.' W living room, Call 441U43 Major Subdivision 9-W Frank Monmoutn Regional High School tor However, just when the vote would mean Marlboro 14' dining room. Ml' kitchen, »r den, Oevlno, Bin 274. Loll*. 3,4ft the full price of the equipment plus Administrative costs will not Marlboro High School with a office, two-car garage. Two-iona John Brucato 10-9 flik 127 l t»t show is beginning to get mil will increase its portion of the heat, ceramic Ilia, extras flalorat 138 MoblUHom.t i 02 Edward i. Loretta Leahy Mil • your proposal Equipment must be go down and it will cost more $45 million addition has ing, out gti the lights fur a distfiet^s -«ptl *i io tween the hours of 9:00 AM - 3 00 Normally, scene changes million Marlboro would gain REALTORS Dll Dayl 4(54144 E..i wnn PM, Monday through Friday from The district will lose built in part to house Colts 2 Woodland Dr.—Mlddletown — 221 Colts Ntck September B, 1990 until September are not that difficult a task to autonomy over its high school 471 UU 15, 1990 perform successfully. How- and 13 percent of the dis- $225,000 in state aid if the Neck students, is becoming a GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP No proposal will be accepted "political football" for the HAVE BUYERS-NEED LTSTIN - B«lnanv Rd . Hailat Adult park Notice is hereby given that Lew- after 10 00 AM on September 16, I960 ever, there seems to be a lack trict's assets, including township secedes, he said. Call the Kerr Agency, inc Walk to ihopplng and NY but is S, Arno. owner of property known 634 River Rd , Pair Haven, 741-4477 at which time all proposals will be regional. 244 Mil at Block 44.01, Lot 10, as shown on opened and read aloud in the Office of communication between buses, office supplies ma- Horrisberger said the re- HOLMDEL the tan map of Ihe Township of Colts ol the Business Administrator The chinery and books distribution of assets is the EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY MOBILE HOME — llato Baylhora Neck, has applied to the Zoning Board reserves the right to relect the stage crew and the stage "The building of the wing Manor, wait Kaamburg Alklng Board of Adluttment of the Town- any or all proposals The sale will be AilLITY DEPENDABILITY ship of Colts Netk for a variance to manager Often, minor set major problem with the pro- RELIABILITY Sir.ooo Call 1-4, tar SWl M om , final with no guarantees and the The opponents argued was put off until the referen- 1K-5M1 permit him to construct a one-family purchaser agrees to accept the **a-4144| adjustments are completed posed withdrawal Marlboro dum is decided," he said. dwelling house and barn on said equipment in an "as Is" condition once again yesterday the KEANIBURG — Attractive extra property A request for the variance Patrick R Collum long before the lights come ramifications of withdrawal will pay a total of $6 million "The board is using the issue large three rooms, excellent condl 140 RtalEiUlaWantfN Is made bacause the property does School Buslnesi Administrator Uon, IM.100 671-THi eve*. not front on an Improved public up on the stage to begin on municipal tax rates. dollars for a high school esti- of children and it's a shame. street (Sections 620 and 423 of the Monmouth Regional H.S Board of K E ANSBURO — Three-bedroom ALL CASH Colts Neck Township Regulations Education scenes where no costume Marlboro Board member mated at between $13 to $19 "The added costs of the house. *U,t00 Owners will hold part Invattori ink Douiai up to 1100,000 Ordinance) S35 Tlnton Avenue changes were needed, and mortgage Call CHATEAU REAL Oukk doling MELMEO REALTY, Tlnton Falls, NJ 07724 Harvey Goldberg said the in- million, he said. delay are just another exam- •«r, IIIHIO It It alto requeued that tuch Sent 8 US 00 TV. 717 SU4 variance as may be required with where the distance between creased portion of Marlboro's "The replacement costs ple of the inefficiency of the regard to lot I be granted to permit LITTLE SILVIR-SHREWSBURY HOUSES BOUGHT an easement across a portion of lot I stage left and stage right was debt will give the district an of the high school plant have regional district." ARIA: — Call or tend for our FOR CASH inclusive of a portion of Its frontage 250 OthT Public Notlcttl the only obstacle delaying the extra $2.7 million Because Shore A Country Living" brochure. 14 HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR on Stone Hilt Road to permit access to be looked at," he said. Marlboro Councilman pica, descriptions, prices on e« NOTICI TO Marlboro now pays only 13.4 elusive linings. APPLEBROOK DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY, to lot to actors. % "The displaced students of REALTOR, lltTin Any person or persons affected ABSENT DEFENDANT* Alan Ginsberg, co-chairman AGENCY. Realtor, 44 Church St., SUPERIOR COURT OF If the audience's wait percent of the districts taxes Little Sliver. 747 l»ia by Ihli application have an op- Colts Neck will have to be of the Marlboro Citizens for portunity to be heard at a public NfW JERSIY without lights could be short- with 16.5 percent of the dis- LITTLE SILVER — Four bedroom RANCH hearing scheduled to be held at the CHANCIRY DIVISION assumed by the entire dis- Withdrawal, said the regional Cape Close to Khool and Iraln. Colts Neck Township Municipal MONMOUTH COUNTY ened, and if the actors didn't trict students, the other mu- Many extras. By owner 141 fO*3 WANTED Building. Cotts Neck. New Jersey, DOCKiT NO C 4947 7* trict, which means expansion system no longer serves the STATE OF NEW JERSEY have to start scenes — and nicipalities will be relieved of 11,0,000. Two-bedroomi, basement, garage, on September 1«, ivSOat SOOom of present facilities." interests of individual com- • mall lot Mlddletown Twip or vl All document! relating to this TO climb in and out of character a burden, he said. LOVELY - Two-story with three clnltv. Ptlnclpali only 530 0t7J elter matter which have been filed by the ALICE W BRUNNER, widow, munities. Gillsberg gave the bedrooms, bungalow In back for In- e p.m. applicant may be inspected by the MY RON WRIGHT, widower — in the dark, the show would The additional decreases come. Owner will hold mortgage to public at the Colts Neck Towmhlp ERNEST AYERS. NORA AVERS, Although Marlboro has referendum a 50-50 chance of Interested buvar. Only asking Municipal Building prior to the hear- hit wile; KATHERINE AYER5, flow more quickly and even- in administrative costs will passage, but he said the com- SM.0U. ing. widow; ROY E. HARTMAN. promised to retain the Colts GERTRUDE HARTMAN. his Wife. lower the tax rate by'3 cents mittee will continue its ef- OAO Realtors »1 200Q. 132-44U LEWIS S ARNO EMMA 6RUERE also known as Neck students in the high Bv Bernard I Walniteln, Eta , in the average municipality, MIDOLSTOWN AREA — Owner MARY E. BRUERE, her helri, de- Only this technical flaw, school, Horrisberger said the forts if defeated. Just transferred 2V» yaarold Dutch Attorney visees and personal representatives he said. Colonial. Huge kitchen, formal din- 1S2 Boats * Sept. I 112,00 and several actors' lack of district will not send them to ing room and living room, three cauors In right, title and Interest. projection, dull the evening. "The withdrawal will be "We feel that all the mu- bedrooms, I'/J baths, full batement. Accessories 221 Eaton town Marlboro if the referendum is "JOHN DOE" husband of Emma better for both the region and nicipalities wanting to Dan with woodburnlng stove Land- NOTICI Bruera alto known ai Mary E, Dot Turner as Ann Stanley successful. leaped Asking M0.300 Owner It' HOBIE — Three months-old, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Bruere. said name "John Doe" Marlboro," he said. "The withdraw should be on the 4t5«5Ot. many e«trai, 11)00 or belt offer that the following Ordinance was being fictitious; EDWARD K. gives a memorable per- HARTMAN, his heirs, devisees and "Colts Neck will remain same ballot," he said. MIDDLETOWN 74H»;> ever __^ Introduced end passed first reading formance as a 40-ish woman law itself is unfair to at the meeting of the Mayor and personal representatives and his, in our district and we will be "Marlboro wants the same OUTSTANDING It' HOSIE CAT — Tequila SunrlH, Counclt of the Borough of Eatontown who must deal with a 22-year- Marlboro because it requires OPPORTUNITY used one teeion. Trailer, beech dol held on Wednesday, August 17, Ifto, right, title and Interest, MRS ED- too high a price for auton- responsible for them," he control that other com- Iv and many eitrei. Original price and was laid over for second and WARD K HARTMAN, his wife; old lover. Her nervousness is Owner selling direct. Lovely cetfar- 14000 Call 747-4411 after t p.m said. "If they go to Marlboro ihaked, lour bedroom, iVt baths final passage at a meeting of said ROBERT S. HARTMAN. his heirs, omy." munities desire." body to be held on Wednesday, Sep- devisees and personal' represent- unnerving customlied Colonial Spill In tr AMF CRESTLINER — Excellent atives and nil, their or any of their condition, 113 n p Johnion. extra! tember tr, 1«M. at 8:00 p.m at the Paul Turse is outstanding schools and train. ^ acre pro- Council Chambers of the Mayor and successors In right, title and in- In water 11171 471 4010 terest. MRS ROBE RT S as Stanley's leech ex-hus- fenced for absolute privacy. Gat I? FIBERGLAS — 115 Mercury out Broad Street. Eatontown, New Jar HARTMAN, his wife. WILLIAM K heat, move-In condition, above- board, trailer, Iv77 See et sa Emma sev, at which time a public hearing HARTMAN. his heirs, devisees and band, a free-spending movie ground pool—newly carpeted. Many PI . Eetonlown, 111 11U will be held upon the tame and all personal representatives and his, Where to cast votes star. Turse is brilliant in both tuirai' Asking »m,*O0 Principals 1 persons will be given an opportunity their or anv of their successor! In only.'471-4420 for appointment lo LUHRS CRUISER — Flbarglai to be heard. right, title and interest, MAUDE D technique and intensity. Voter*, will decide via referendum whether Marlboro brldga, naw dackt, naw kltchan, hull HARTMAN, widow of William K. Southard, for all voters residing In General Election Districts MARJORIEL BECKER shall be allowed to withdraw from the Freehold Regional 3 and 6 MIOOLETOWN — Call or tend for wund, rum graat. H»0 ll«-7tM BOROUGH CLERK Hertman, her heirs, devisees and George Lunney is strong High School District our "Shore and Country Living" personal representatives and her. Polling District No 4 Land O'Pmes School, Windeier It' DIESEL POWER — 471 Jimmy Saptl U.30 Polls will open at 2 p m and close at 9 p.m, tomorrow, Road (or an voters residing in General Election Districts S, brochure. Pics, descriptions, prices their or any of their successors In as Peter Latham, the per- The votlne sites are: Mult tall dua to bad haalth 140.000 right, title and Interest, "JOHN 6. li and 14. PLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors, valua; tit.000 or bait Offtr 7BO-2BIV 213 Long •ranch DOE," husband of Maude D sistent young man in love polling District No. i: Remiown School. Ramtown Road, Coltt Neck for all voters residing in General Election District J «0 JIT J5, Mlddletown. 471-2J00. I' DINGHY — A4P llxman Ilia raft, INTHIMATTIR Hartman. said name "John Doe" with a woman twice his age. Polling District No 1. Cedar Drive School. Cedar Drive. ON THE APPIALOr being fictitious. UNKNOWN CLAI- Polling District No. 6. Ntwburv School. Newburv Road. MIDDLETOWN - IBelford), lour port a potll, I cu ft. Sanyo rafrlg- Rural Route 1, tor all voters residlne In General Election tor all voters residing in General Election Distrcti 9, io and aralor HI 04>4 BRUCI WOOLLEY MANTS, tnelr heirs, devisees and What he lacks in vocal Districts I, Sand 7 bedroom Cape Cod, Dead-end street, personal representatives ana Ihelr 13 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that a Polling District No 2: Atlantic Elemeniarv School. Rural treed lot. 111,900 Call Ray Paitaro, BOAT TRAILERS AND TRAILER Public Hearing will be held by the or any of their successors In right, projection he delivers in elsUwn Realtor. 211 MH title and Interest, Route 2. lor all voters residing in General Election Districts 1 Borough Hall. 13 Main street, for all EnghtMown voters PARTS — Balow wholatala. Final Zoning Board of Adjustment of the focus on his loved one. and 8. claaranct balort doting on Sapt. 10. Man a I even Tewnihla OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wevilde City of Long Branch, at the Cltv Hall Defendants Polling District No 3: Conover Road School, Rural Route Ctntral Trallar Salat, Hwy 35. in the Cltv of Long Branch. New You are hereby summoned and Mike Vanni is typically un- Polling District No. 1 Manalapan Township Fire Co. No Woods and Long View Village New I. for all voters residing in General Election Districts 4. Sand 1. Sweetmans Lane. Mlllhurit. for all voters residing in homes from (121,000 ill OW* Hailat. 731 4300 davi, «4t-4]t4 twa- Jersey, on October 2, tm at I p.m required to serve upon Alexander 6 nlnoi. The purpose of this hearing li to derstated as the naif Eddy General Election District 1 Levchuk, Esq., Plaintiff's Attorney ParmlnaAeie whose address Is 37 West Main Polling*District No. 2: Clark Mills School. Gordons Corner OCEANPORT — Three-bedroom EVINRUDE OUTBOARD—«.t Up Edwards, while Mindy Fermlngdeie School. Academy Street, tor all Far Road. Tenneni. for «u voters residing in General Election Woollev, who will appeal the is- Street. Freehold. New Jersey an An- mgdate voters Ranch, aluminum siding Central Bom lono and ihort thaftt. alactrlc suance of a Commercial Certificate swer to the complaint filed In a Civil Drucker is whiney and Districts 2 and 9 air. Fireplace. M7,tOO. HT-3J00, •tart. S47S. Alio, II II doublt hull of Occupancy and the determination Action In which Peter J. Saker, Jr Is Polling District No. 3; Taylor Mills School, Gordons boat Vtrv claan and tafa. SI25 Call Polhnu District No 1: intermediate School, 260 Park Corner Road, lor all voters residing in General Election OCEANPORT — Center Hall Coloni- of the Z6nlng Officer with respect to plaintiff and Elnora Dexhelmer, at spoiled as Trina Stanley, 170 KU. aval permitted uses of the premises al are the defendants pending In Ihe District 3 al, Monmouth Blvd. Four bedrooms, Ann's 17-year-old daughter. 1, 2, 3,7 and6- Polling District No 4 Pir,« Brook School. Pease Road, tor IV* balhf IU9.900 7I7)SOO known as Sift Broadway (corner of Superior Court within thirty five Hi) FLAGSHIP MARINE Broadway and Morrell Streets). Lot days after September 8, 19B0, ex- Connie Erickson is all voters residing in General Election Districts 4. 5 and 12 Lane. lor all voters residing in General Election Districts 4. s Polling District No. S, Lafayette Mills School. Maxwell RIVERFRONT — High on the banks POWER 42, Block 176. as shown on the City of clusive of such dete, if vou fall to da and 6 of the Naveilnk In Fair Haven. Bavllnar, Boiton Whalar Long Branch Tax Map so, Judgment bv Default mav be blustery and nosy as the Lane, for all voters residing in General Election Districts e, J rendered against vou tor the relief Freeheld Tewnihlv and 8 Gracious Colonial with large rooms You are hereby notified that vou Polling i intMI I No t: Burlington Road School, 9url- and sweeping water views Superb SAIL are privileged to be present al said demanded in the Complaint grandmother. Polling District No. 6 Covered Bridge Condominium Phantom, Lasar. Hobla. Harpoon i rig ton Road, lor all voters residing in General Election Club House. 1 Amberlv Drive, lor all voters residing in floor, plan lor large-Kale entertain- hearing and present anv and all ob- You shall file your Answer and Director Alhur Arford has Districts 1. 5,9. 12and 13 ing. Bulkheaded Den plui garden O'Dav, Buccanaar jections which you mav have to the Proof of Service in duplicate with General Election Districts 10and 11 room, plus tun room. Four to six Erlcion. 51HI.Ho granting of said appeals. a good sense of the stage and Polling District No. 2: Laura Donovan School. Slonehurst Merltore the Clerk of the Superior Court, Boulevard, for all voters residing In General Election Dis bedrooms, 4Vi baths See It today Bruce Woolev, Appellant Stale House Annex, Trenton. New Polling District No I Central School. Highway 7*. wick* I37S.OOO Johnion AAA tarvlra where to place actors to Incts6and H. etunh. for all voters residing In General Election Districts I Boglloll 4 Stein. E»qs Polling District No. 3: Elton Road School. Elton Road, for CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtors Summar and wlntar itoraga 121 Monmouth Parkway of Civil Practice and Procedure. create the underlying feeling and 6 "independently Owned" Complata Canvat Shop West Long Branch. NJ 07TM ail voters residing in General Election Districts4,7. B and II. Polling District No 2: Independent Volunteer Fire Co . This action has been instituted Polling District No. 4: West Freehold School. 3IM West 113 River Rd. Fair Haven Attorneys tor Appellant. Woollev for Ihe purpose of quletlna title to of tension. Highway 79, MorganvlMe. tor all voters residing in General (Ml) 74l-7aaa Flrtt Awa.. Atlantic Highland! Mam SI. lor all voters residing in General Election Districts Election districts 3. 4. 9 and 13 Sept. I t«M premises situate, lying and being in FOOTLIGHTS - The 2. 3. 10and IS, 291-5600 the Township of Millstone In the Polling District No 3 Robertsville School. Tennent Road. RUMSON FAIR HAVEN AREA: — PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT County of Monmouth and State of show, in a dinner-theater set- Hawaii Townihip Robertsvllle, for all voters residing In Generaeal l Electioelection Call or send 'or our "Shore & Coun- THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY New Jersey and more particularly Polling District No. 1: SQuanhum Fire House. Sauantturrv Districts!tricts3. Sand 1010. try Living" brochure. Pics, descrip- LENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan OF LONG BRANCH Wll L MEET described as follows l.akewood Road. SQuankum. for all voters residing in Gener- Polling District No. 4 Marlboro Elementary School. 100 Bay boating In owl banning ttrvlca ting at the base's Community al Election District 1 ' tions, prices on exclusive listing* ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. AH that tract or parcel of land chool Road West, for all voters residing m General Election APPLE8ROOK AGENCY, Realtor, for powar and tall boatt, IS to 2t' 1910 AT 7 00 A M. FOR THE Center, will conclude its run Poiimg District No i: Ardena School, Aldelohia-Ferm istricts J. li and 14. Uiad boal lam >I7 2i» and premises situate, lying and mgdale Road, for alt voters residing in General Election 112 Ave. Of Two River*. Rumson. PURPOSE OF VIEWING being in the Township of Millstone in Polling District No. 5: Asntr Holmes School. Tennent TRANSFER STATIONS IN SUR- Friday and Saturday. Dinner District! 3.4, U and M MAKO, MAROUIS. OMC — the County of Monmouth and State ol oad, Roberlsville. for all voters residing in General Elec- ROUNDING COMMUNITIES •*•, Polling District No 3 Southard School. Kent Road, ion DistrictsSand 12. RUMSON AREA Duranautlc. Lyman. Johnson. E-Z New Jersey, more particularly de- is at 6 p.m (1800 hours) in a JENNIEC DEFAZIO scribed as follows Buying or selling...we'll help you get Loadar CITY CLERK delightful setting; curtain is the most for your money. Bfv'l Marina Napluna 77) 7144 Sept.I HJ0 . (N J.S.I 46 13-2 l) Municipality MFM GROUP REALTORS of Mlllitone Township Block No. 49 al'8 30 Ridge Rd., Rumson 747-1212 MARINE ELECTRONICS — For 134 MlddUtown Lot No. 17. A "Most For Your Money" Agency lha latatt In Si-Tax racordan. VHF Beginning at the northwest cor Due to a lack of space, radio*, dlractlon llndari or Loran. THE MIDDLETOWN SEW- Community Center marks RUMSON AREA — Call or sand for your ball buy It ERAGE AUTHORITY AN- Sarah E Emton and Melvlna H tickets are restricted to ac- "HOMES FOR ALL SEASONS" Pic- BOAT HOUSE NOUNCES A PUBLIC MEETING Ely. Administratrices of the Estate tive and retired Army per- ture Brochure Monmouth County. 1132 Ocaan Ava Saa Bright WILL BE HELD ON OCTOBER 9. of Charles Allan to Theodore E Hen- FOUR SEASONS REALTY •422211 1«t0 AT 1:00 PM AT THE MID- sonnel For those eligible, «1 E. River Rd Rumson 3J0-H0Q Opart Tuai. through Sun. DLETOWN PUBLldLlBRARY ON 1697 and recorded June 23. >B97 in NEW MONMOUTH ROAD TO DIS- Book S90 of Deeds page 221 In the however, the dinner and show Eatontown grand opening SUPER RUMSON COLONIAL — CUSS THE 201 CONSTRUCTION Monmouth County Clerk's Office. With four bedrooms. 2"J bathi All Sails Aweigh GRANT FACILITIES PLAN AS thence area steal at only $10. EATONTOWN - The mendous thing for our com- credit, among other topics, rooms are spacious and the floor New Jersey's only PER THE REQUIREMENTS OF U (t) along the west line of tne said Eatontown Community Cen- plan Is (deal tor entertaining Den S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC- Hendrlckson tract above" set forth. 250 Othtr Public Notlcw munity." He added that, in and a full slate of seniors' with fireplace. Eat-In kitchen, plus HUNTER Dealer TION AGENCY FOR THE AREAS South 3 4S minutes West 330 feet to a •ROOKDALE ter celebrated the grand conjunction with the Eaton- formal dining room Central air. gas Sailboat Specialists OP BALLANTINEDWIGHT point, said point being the southwest activities and services neat Vary convenient to busline, COMMUNITY COLLIOI opening of its permanent town Senior Citizens facility 75 pre-owned, new DALE. THE STUDY AREA EN- corner of said Hendrlckson tract LIOAL NOTICI schools and beach See it right away. COMPASSES THOSE RESIDENTS above sal forth, said point being also The idea for the communi- Asking f17*,fO0. Call today boats on display Notlct li ntrtbv given that tht home in the former First under construction, the cen- ON THE FOLLOWING STREETS the northeast corner of the premises Board of Truitm of Broohdalt CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtors 802 Mantoloklno Rd. BALLANTINE ROAD, DALE conveyed bv Sarah E Emson and Presbyterian Church this ter will provide a good ty center came from Coun- "Independently Owned" Community College will receive ROAD, DWIGHT ROAD, HATTIE Melvlna H. Ely, Administratrices of sealed Dlds at the Purchasing De- •13 River Rd. Fair Haven Brick Town COURT, BOWTELL COURT, PITT the Estate of Charles Alien to Wil- past weekend with five hours "downtown complex" for the cil woman Nancy Wolcott and (IQt) 741-74W partment. ?*5 Newman Sprlngi COURT, PELICAN ROAD. liam W. Gravatt bv deed dated Road, Llncroft, New Jersey on SEP- of "continuous activities," borough. Edward Taylor. (201) TOWNSEND ORIVE. DE RlDDER March 25. 1B97 and recorded October TEMBER II, I9S0 . l 00 P.M. pre- When considering Buying or Selling COURT, TATUM ORIVE. A 201 16, 1903 In Book 739 of Deeds cage Call a member of The vailing time, at whlcn time and Koleen Singerline, communi- Singerline said the object 477-3252 CONSTRUCTION GRANT FACIL- 332; thence meet, laid bldi will be publicly Monmouth County ITIES PLAN IS A REPORT WHICH ty center coordinator, re- Multiple Lilting torvka (3) along the north line of the opened and read on the following of the community center was EXAMINES THE WASTEWATER said Gravatt tract above set forth. Item NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY ported. to build on the "small-town South 37 07 minutes West 287 10 feel POLAIIOIO FILM < IIALIM WOODLAND PARK THIS REPORT WILL EXAMINE to the northwest corner of the said WOODEN BOAT It' THE EXISTING WASTEWATER Contract documents mav be ex- Mayor J. Joseph Frankel atmosphere" of the borough. RANCH Good ihaoe. »J0 Gravatt tract above set forth, TREATMENT SYSTEM (SEPTIC thence amined and copies obtained at the led the cornerstone ceremony "Our motto Is promoting just listed and won't last Three call Hum SYSTEMS), TO DETERMINE IF Liz Sadowski bedroom, beautifully decorated (3) along the test line of Tract 2 Broohdele Community College at 765 THEY ARE OPERATING EFFEC- conveyed by Charles W. Gerdes el at 7 p.m. and delivered a community spirit and provid- home. Attached garage. Fully TIVELY AND DISCHARGING THE Newman Springs Road. Llncroft, fenced, overslie property Walk to 154 Recreational UK to Albert Flowers at ux bv deed New Jersey on or after SEPTEM- speech dedicating the build- ing community service," she WASTEWATER IN ESSENCE. dated November 7, i«3 ana re- ABERDEEN - Liz everything Full asking price only Vthlclu THE FACILITIES PLAN WILL BER I. IW> corded November 7, 1*63 In Book Bid securities In the form of a ing. Other highlights included said. tst.too. EVALUATE ON COST EFFEC- 32*4 of Deeds page 769, North 5 43 Sadowski of Freehold Town- TIVENESS. ENVIRONMENTAL bid bond with adeouate security a square dance and hayrides. ACADEMY AGENCY minutes East 330 feet to the north- thereon, or certified check In an The programs offered by ship, state director of New 1»71 VENTURE TENT TRAILER — SOUNDNESS. AND SOCIAL AC- east corner of Tract 2 as conveyed to 2»» Hwv 35 Herlel NJ Mint condition, ileepi ilx. Heater, CEPTANCE THE NUMEROUS amount eoual to 10% of the amount According to Singerline, the center, according to said Albert Flowers et u* bv Book of the bid. not to exceed 120.000 will Jersey Majority Women, will (301) 73*-»tt llove. Icebox SfU-Wta. WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES 3284 of Deeds page 2ft9, {hence WHICH INCLUDE: be required Bids mav not be the renovated church, which Frankel, appeal to all age be the program speaker at 112 Condominiums JAYCO JAYSWIFT — Tent trailer; (4) North 37 07 minutes East withdrawn within 60 days after the was built in 1873, was sched- vinyl canvei, ttove, Icebox, toilet. 1. UPGRADING THE EXIST- 287.10 feet to the beginning actual day of the bid opening. groups but stress family in- the regular meeting of the Ml-Uet. ING SEPTIC SYSTEMS Being part of the premises con- The owner reserves the un- uled to open the first week in Aberdeen Township Re- Town HOUSM 2 MOUND SYSTEMS WITH veyed to Charles Alien oy Richard I restricted rlgtft to reject anv or all volvement. A partial list of SEPTIC SYSTEMS Francis, Administrator of the Estate bids; and to accept any bid which Is July, but unexpected repairs publican Club, Tuesday, at S ABERDEEN - Walllngloo Placa MOTOR HOME — Wlnnebago I, COLLECTION SYSTEM of Richard DeBow bv deed dated delayed the opening until yes- upcoming activities, accord- condo, one-bedroom, upgraded ap- Breve, It' H7I generator Roof air, (SANITARY SEWEH5) Mav O. 1830 and recorded May 14. quoted must Include all freight or p.m., Township Hall, 1 Aber- pltances. JP-5M3 Of W-1MC- l.ooo mllet. 4Jt-4in. 4 CLUSTER SYSTEMS 1843 In Book 170 of Deeds page it in delivery charges The owner else terday. Nevertheless, she ing to Singerline, includes deen Square (144 Church S. OTHERS the Monmouth County Clerk's Of- reserves the right to reject anv bid HIVB«PHONT TOWNHOUSE* - MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT fice. classes for children, youth THE PUBLIC MEETING WILL If, In Us opinion, the bidder IB not noted that center adminis- Street). With view o* the N»vt.ln*. T« or Cneck our unbeatable You have been made defendants low relei and compare. 1 DISCUSS THE ALTERNATIVES considered financially or technically trators have been using the nights for teens, instructional three-badroorti units "IM !**«£• AND THE ADVANTAGES AND because vou claim or »ra claimed or able to carry out the contract as The topic of Sadowiki's dan, gerege From tM TERRY FIFTH WHIEL 1»71 — DISADVANTAGES WITH EACH reputed to own the said real estate or Intended or for anv reason In the building for nearly a month, some part thereof or some interest programs such as first aid address will be sex education SHADOW LAKE KMAtCS 33x1. Air and extras. Pleaie call OF THE ALTERNATIVES. COM- owner's Judgement. It Is not In the and activities have been held after » p.m.. 5434071. MENTS WILL BE SOLICITED AND therein or to hold a lien or encum- best Interests of Broofcdele Com- and furniture refinishing, in public schools, the abortion ALL MODELS W7,000-IM,000 EITHER ANSWERED AT THE brance thereon. munity College. "Bidders are re- there for several weeks. ALSO RENTALS WINNEBASO CHIEFTIAN — t«?0, PUBLIC MEETING OR PLACED W. LEWIS BAMBRICK quired to comply with the require- Community Education Fo- Issue, and their relationship V motor home, lell-contelned. gen- INTO THE FACILITIES PLAN. Clark of the Superior Court ments of P L. l»7l. C. 117 and PL Frankel described the KERR AGENCY erator, ileepi t4. excellent condl THIS MEETING IS CONSIDERED of New Jersey H77. CD rums on budgeting and use of with the Republican National 741-4477 DaVS tlon IU00 1MH11 or U4 ltot A WORK SHOP MEETING IN OR- Sept. 8 tu.TO Sept.* »".« community center as "a tre- •VM. 741-»S«. 7474(14 Platform. Snuffy Smith DennU the Menace SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY, SEPTEMBER B. 1980 Ifeify Register 17 SLORVBE!! 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IT TAKES ME 'BOUT A WEEK TO SET SUMMFl? composer bee.." 12 Gas 54 Concept 0UTAW8EAD. lt> Salacrackar comb lorm 1 WAS UP BEFORC DAWN MRS HOW DID TOO WELL.I'M AFRAID! 21 "Big loot" 65 Small group ie ABuey ! DAUGHTER KiMBERU SEEMS TO lli< I .iiinK r.irruM \l\ Itil 22 Deserves 56 Portent GOODNESS! YOU'RE ENJOYING KJM'S SCHOOL STARTED GET ALONG HAVE MISTAKEN 26 Albanian 57 Pealed OUR CLIMATE AT A VERY AND SHE HAS HER FIRST , WITH DR. •TUTOR'FOR money 59 A Gershwin EARLV HOUR, MR5>. MEETING WITH DR. BRADNER V &RADNEI •SUITOR'! GAUON!

The Wizard of Id

"Aren't I old enough to carry my lunch in a brown paper bag?"

Andy Capp Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY, SEPT. 8 NOTONCYDOeS ly - but you certainly are 21) •• Tact and charm come ARIESKMarch 7 1 April Born today, you are SHE KNOW inwardly together to create the per- 19) - Allow your creative methodical, practical and ITAU..SME Alto born on this dale fect atmosphere in which to energies full sway when adept at organizing any 1SU.S ITAU- are. Grace Metallus, famed present your "case " planning for a new project number of elements into a American writer, author ol SAGITTARIUSINov. 22- today "Hun of the mill" is workable whole At the Peyton Place; Howard Dec. 21) - Make an effort out same time, you are sensi- Dlett, noted lyricist for to understand new methods TAURUS'Aprll 20 May tive, sometimes sentimental musical comedy. before attempting to employ 20) - The impression you and artistic. You should be To we what is in store for them You could bolrh a new make on another today is (he able to parlay the results of you tomorrow, find your job one that will last. Be tactful, artistic effort into a genuine birthday and read the corre- CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 charming, positive' commercial success -- as sponding paragraph Let long as you don't allow Jan. IS) - It is the open GEMINI(May 21 June 20) your birthday star be your rather than the crafty who - Agility of mind* is as either side of your nature to daily guide overwhelm the other. You will benefit most today from important as basic knowl- Blondie are precise in your thinking, personal relationships edge today You may have to TUESDAY, SEPT. 0 AQUARIUS(Jan 20-Feb. change your mind quickly1 WHAT WERE VDU AND THE HE LEFT PART OF HIS ) but inclined, at times, to be VIRGO'Aug. 23 Sept 22) 18) - Take care that mar- BOSS ARGUING ASOUT CISAR IN VDUR LEFT ) slipshod in your actions When this happens, you are - Self-confidence means the riage does not come between CANCER(Jun* 21 July ^_, IN THERE? EAR your own worst enemy difference between success old friends Seek for open 22) - You will not be able lo - and extraordinary success' communication with anoth- pretend success today What Although you like to make Let yourself go in p m er you know is very much on a show of great independ- ./ LIBRAISept. 23-Oct. 22) • the line during p m hours ence, you rely a great deal PISCEStFeb. 19-March - Go over problems on the on the succor you gain 20) - A future project may UOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - employment scene with co- through spiritual depend- take your time now Submit The betler grasp you have of workers You may be ablp to ence upon powers greater a proposal to one from another's situation, the bet- come to feasible solutions than yourself. You may not whom there is a chance for ter you will bp able lo help SCORPIOIOct 23-Nov. be deeply rejlgious outward- support Ask quest ions'

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The Phantom Beetle Bailey 18' The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N.J -MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8 1980 NFL Summaries

N.r « i r v »•—41 Relurn varos i» 11 I I 17 §—12 I 1*4 4-O Meadowlands tonight Pailtl 14-43 1 HIM f 1 M 7-» F.rnaew«s U 2J If • IH-M W*t C* f f • V-t4 SIL n» jfi»n (Linieiiicfe) Punli i-40 tv4S lushes yard* KC—McKmgnt 7 run (Lawfrykick) 1M tMM Cta*.. I vt, * Par. led iILM, Umm, lva. • PMT 1 On* (Lovaloi . , ate aI*M Pit—Tnornian It pass from Breosnaw NV&-&ri, 10 pa» from S.mm* FitmbMilMl U M Pautn* vardl no 213 (BahrkKk) Oak-Chandler >t patl from PeiloriAi Tima for Fifty (McNeil) . i; Native Luiire (McCauiev) • Harvest (Ntcaiu \ iDaneiohtck) - Pcnaltwt vardl 14J 10*4 Mir«cl* Princa (Htrrard) . 13 1 Roman Splendor (Lloyd) Return yards n D> Pit—Harm 1 run iBartr kick) (Bahr kick) Sum Chiopar iMoore- NYC—Grav If oai. from Simmj Pastes Can B* Cute (Mundent .. 15 1 Retailer (Thornburg) Wis Glfltr l Thorn*.I lfc»-4 It J31 Ptl-FG Bahr 27 Oak-van Eeghen 1 run (ftatwkick) (Daneichtck) INDIVIDUAL LKADftM Pwnll S» 2 17 HOW—FG FritKh 31 Ci4*-Chai»dler 33 pass from Pesi»nn, RiOfl Power (M*rlmj |l fltmew ward (Bracelet Prunaplwm (Cordcroj SIL—Morn.* run (Lillt* kicti RUSHING—Baltimore. WaiMnalon GoMvntvM l&oimi) U i Victory flow (Vaneiia) Diplomat* Gost»P (Moor*t Fumbles t»»t 42 42 Kou— Johnson S7 MU from Campbell (Bahr kick) MVQ— fGOanatoM IM) Fr«nklin tl II New York. Dterking Penalties vardt Our Policy (ThomM) 3 1 Show vour Hand (Micel>l Millar Blade. (Savier) 3 1 J12. Garnet 4-t (FnltchkKk) Oak-FG Bahr 4} StL-Anderton 2' run iL'ltlel Hou—Campbell 1 run (Friticftkitk) Couni Go (Gomel) J i *•>: 111 JM AHw.. » ve * w*>. UaAt/U Nffr-P|r»mi SI oau front &imm, PASSING — Baltimore Jemi 4(C - Samurii 4 MU from FUIMK (LOW SimMe Trtouattu tD'AIM) 12 I «tki %M C., » V»r INDIVIDUAL LlADIftft Pun (Lovato) Poof Dad (Lonoj I NV&—Gr*v 42 eatt irotn Stmmt RECEIVING— Baltimore. tNatnmeion Pii -Slat'worth ttpeittrom B'*aw Princ* Zip (F*nn) 10 l Midike (Velai) 10- •Mm* IMk Nathan, |ii. »«Hao. Cr,w>s. (FritSChkiCk} Oak-FG Bahr 37 Soiieiv Hill (Shuk) • • •—• RECEIVING - Miam., Williams S 32 Rushesvardt il-eO Pasting yards \a Deolovani iCordero) . 3 SIL—Tiliev 42 B*.I 'rotn Hati [Little • * I I a—11 Hams. 4 42. Nathan, lit Buflalo Cnbbs Passing yards 131 237 Helurn yards 107 134 Silver jifl (AWicroHi • i Bold Pretender »No Bod Chi f & Thomas 42 Our Lii (Htnrv) ...... 4 1 Coda Coria ILMMK) 10 kick) •-71, Lewis J U Butler. Mi Relurn yards 41 151 Pastes lt-37-O >e-H-3 Pip*dr*am«r (Perret) NVG—FG DaneloU GB FG Marconi Punti ?» 7-4S Sltgrilly Surly (D'Alao) . . IS ' June Wiikmion (McNail) * Commadore C (Adams) J Pastes 2*44 i 12 24 2 A-41.122 GB FG Marcoitt Fumbies-loil 04 1-0 Merry SDOUM (Martinet) 1S1 Engiikfi Jumps lLovalo) U Chi Thomas 34 Punts 7-44 Crtampasna Brunch (Varsatl . IS-I Quarter Mislrets IWhitcomb) 10 1 »i* H.MO. Clma - 1 va ft aw, IM A M Fumbles 10*1 1-0 22 PenaHies vards fc ii *-*! GB Marco* 2i run 7 II I 7-» Canute Colleen !Monden) 10 t L win E?t» (No Boy) 4 1 A—S4.3I1 Penalties yards 10*2 4-30 Navilan (McNeili 14-1 If* It.SM. ClHMI., I fl I W, IM « N Sned Sny lS*vlt> i 4 NVG SI L PHI—Carmichaai Si pass from INDIVIDUAL LI ADI U Dancing Dixie (Moore) Hi Invihng Last (Kurt/, I Ml Oo»ni tt K Jaworski (Franklin kick) INDIVIDUAL LIADIflt RUSHING - Oakland. ««n Eegner. HeMltil Soutre iSav'eri 10 1 Mushes yards 40 14 14 m CM PHl-FG Franklin W )fc U King I2«. Wh.n.nolbn 3-4. Jensen Chancy Lady (Whiitomb) 3 1 Santas Workshop (No Bon 10 fir,i down* RUSHING - Houston Campbell 13 S7. Pancho Sorafool (Asncrofl) i Passing yards 3>4 m II 11 PHI— Fitikee II pats from Jewortki IWHMfl 13 Pittsburgh, Thornton 12-41. M Kentai City, McKmghl 14??, Reed Return yards *3 V Nufchei varfli OIOI 10 114 (Franklin kick) 10-12. Fuller »• 11. Gent 1 It Spaa* Truly (Mintrvini) 12 Pai»ng vardt Harris 20-44 Mighty Comment ISavltr) 2 Passat u i I ir>3) 1 1*7 WO PHI—FG Franklin 31 PASSING - Heusten. Stabler PASSING — Oakland. Pastor mi Punts S-4i 4-42Return vardl It M DEN—FGSteiAfort44 1137-0-317 Kansas CH*. Fuller I4-U4 IM Gal* al See (Lovatoj i P*»et 1* 43 i if* Campben 1 1 o-s; Pittsburgh. SELECTIONS Twict Rich (Smith) . 12- Fumbles lost 1-0 3 2 17 30 J 10 22 1 DEN—FO SUinlort 43 Bradsha» 12 24-2 214 RECEIVING - Oakland, Chandler Penan.es vardl *-M S-40Punli S3* •« PHI—Spa«noia II pass from Jewortki j-iV Whitiingion 1 JS. van Eeghen aUf 1 — Our Policy, Ring Power, Likeable •ab: tU-am Alt. I ft, m. a Pur. RECEIVING - Houston. Barber Ml. INDIVIDUAL LIAOIII Fumniei-iotl II 04 (Frankim kick) Caster 1 4* Carpenter 4 3*. Campbell 4 24, Kanias City. Marshall 34), Reed Jit La Son (Moor*) ...... If P»natiiet varch 2 — Hopes and Dreams, Tigger Terrible, Our Liz Crystal Goddesi (Savlar) 12 RUSHING - NV Giants, Hicks U J» A-70,30 r Johnsiyi 3-1) Pittsburgh. Slaliworth S ill Ganl 4 27 Prellv Sunny (F#nrt) t MainewselJ Hogan • 20. Heater ; if Si Swann in Thornton 2 44 3 - Retailer, Native Lustre, Restless Ward Double Angl* (Wilton) t l.oun Anderson 12 ii. Morns 11-43 INDIVIDUAL LKADIRI N PASSING — NV Giants. Sim mi RUSHING - Chicago. Pevton Ji *5 Fir.t down. 14 21 Tampa Bav 0 11 • 9—IV 414 • t-a \ 4 — Deployment, Delphic Dawn, June Wilkinson Lady MtJay (Klidtiel ii Williams 7 it. Skibinski i i; Green Bev. Tee Stpper IVitautil 12 1* 31 1 210 SI LOuiS. Han H 31 3 332 fltrthtt vardt 28 « Ji 137 CMMtaMU 111 *—It Hill f» k(ckoH return (kick RECEIVING - NV G>anii:Grav * W4. lyery U 73. Middltton 1 14. A Thompson Pattmg vardt 140 7%*Cincmneti-FGSuntar 3S 5 — Pruneplum, Wes Gaffer, Peppy One Restiest Riddle IMIKIH •, l 1* Snow Person (Edward.) 10 1 Perkins 2 if Si Louis. Tuitv HI. Gn* Relurn vardl 21 Ot Tampa Bav-FG Vepremdn i« Det-FGMur 6 — Commadore C, North Course, Audacious Fool Carousal (Vaiail 12 i iW Anderson 4» Moms 1)4 Marsh PASSING - Chicago. Phipps Pauaft 11-41 2 if 31 0 Tampa Bay—Guts 32 pass from wht Maver 46 MiAMi-Natian 4 pass from Gnese PASSING - Denver. Roomson First doftns First downs 17 AlctiU (Thomatt i ! ii 41 2 in Philadelphia. Jaworski 13 van Schamann KICKJ Rushes vards 34f1 Rushes vards 44 330 14 Kid Bit/* (Lange) r, BUF—Leaks 4 pass "om Ferguson II 29 0 111 Hold Your H#l lAimumn) . I Passing yards IS) Passing yards 1*4 149 Mihe Waverkick) RECEIVING - Denver. Upthureh* ?i. Relurn yards S7 Return vards 1 0 Marlhmaker (AifuroM) to 1 BUF- -Cr.bbt I run IMikt Maver kick) Jensen 133. Odoms 3 4' Philadeiphi* Regal Roy (Velai) I] Pisses 1)230 Passes 10 19 0 Rushes varos Carmichael 3US. Wontoomerv ISO. Punts Punts 3-41 MtMr'i Bluff (Moora) , 14 k-n.tm Spagnola 12* 4-42 Bofum (Talalra) • Passing yards Fumbles losi 11 Fumbles lost 3 1 Freehold today Penalties yards 10 fS Penalties vards ff3

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