The young and old turn out for walk to stop hunger

MATAWAN — They turned out 400 strong, young and Holmdel and circled through Matawan, taking rest stops old, for "A Walk to Stop Hunger," yesterday, in an after- at First United Methodist Church, First Baptist, Mata- noon project sponsored by 10 churches and synagogues in wan Presbyterian, Trinity Episcopal, Cross of Glory Lu- Matawan. theran, and returning to St. John Vianney. "It was beautiful. Could you ask for anything bet Other participating congregations were Temple Sha- ter?" said Vivian Smith, publicity director for the event. lom, Temple Beth Ahm, St. Joseph's Keyport, and St. "Everybody finished the 12-mile course." Benedict's Holmdel. Mrs. Smith said the money pledged to support the Reverend George Jaeger of Trinity Episcopal and Fa- walkers will be collected during the next two weeks. The ther Robert Kaeding of St. John's were among the walk- money will be donated to CROP, a division of the Church ers who completed the course. World Service dedicated to fighting hunger worldwide. Mrs. Smith said today's successful walk raises hope it The walk began at St. John Vianney High School in can be repeated annually in Matawan.

«tH>K Will »T L—rt >«• WALK AGAINST HUNGER - In o show of de- churches sponsored the event. Above a group termination to fight world hunger, 400 residents passes Matawan Regional High School on the took part In yesterday's fund-raising walk yes- way to completing the 12-mlle course. At right terday In Matawan. Ten area synagogues and the march is along Church Street. The Daily Register VOL. 100 NO. 95 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1977 15 CENTS

«mmiHllll»tUnT 8-11 inches close roads WESTWARD HO - A team of springy horses leads a redwood and steel Con •stoga wagon through the "village" of the new Vetter Village creative play arta behind Eatontown's Vetter hool. The $15,000 playground wai Icattd yesterday. Early snowstorm hits northeast Pa. state into the lower Great By the Associated Press by, 1V4 Inches of rainfall in 18 trees blocked roads and hours, a weather service brought down power lines Lakes and upper Ohio Valley. The first snow of the season spokesman said. With the rain east, west and south of State In Williamsport, heavy rain clobbered northeastern Penn- slowly turning to snow, the College. turned to heavy snow, with sylvania with rain and freez- heavy runoff was expected to With overnight tempera- one-quarter to one-half inch ing temperatures today, pro-^ decrease, he said. tures dropping to the low 30s melting on roads but sticking ducing a massive power State police at Frackville and upper 20s, the National to lawns and shrubbery Sun- blackout in the northeast and reported 11 inches of snow Weather Service also posted day night. hazardous driving in the outside the barracks, with travelers advisories for the The weather service report- mountains portions of Interstate 80 west- mountain regions of western ed this morning snow and Icy About eight inches of bound closed and stranded Pennsylvania. roads caused problems from heavy, wet snow fell on trees motorists "all over the The advisory included Cam- the Pine Grove area north- still loaded with leaves, bring- place," a trooper said. "Ev- bria, Somerset, McKean, Pot- ward. Only rain fell in the ing down branches and power erybody got caught with their ter, Elk, Cameron, Clinton greater Harrisburg area, but lines, according to a spokes- tails between their legs." and Clearfield Counties and the weather service reported Vetter Village... a place for kids man for Pennsylvania Power At Rockview, state police parts of Fayette and West- roads were icy In Lebanon and Light Co. said trees and power lines moreland Counties. County. •j SHEMY riCDORE shiny »teel tubing. climbers at informal dedi- the school board and the were down all over Centre The snow was caused by a In many stricken areas, EATONTOWN - For Finally this week it was cation ceremonies, the little recreation commission. "The situation grew worse instead of better through the County. Roads blocked includ- low pressure system in south- road crews were not clearing more than • week, mobs of finished. And except for a guys had free rein on a Vik- Warren Ceres, Eaton- ed Routes 26 and 322 and In- em New England that spread the drifting snow, the weather kJdi had bten waiting Impa- brief period yesterday when ing ship, a stagecoach, log town's director of parks and night." said Joseph Krum. community affairs manager terstate 80. rain and thunderstorms from service said. Unify for an 11-man con- the big kids who normally cabins, and more than to recreation, said the com- "I wouldn't even try to Virginia to Maine, according Snow flurries were reported •traction crew to somehow run the Board of Education, other pieces of sturdy, ponents were chosen from a for PP-L in Hazelton. Krum said 45,000 customers between drive in Centre County," a to the weather service. It also in Reading, and the Weather ; "Vetter Village," in the Recreation Commission, creative play equipment. wide array manufactured trooper said, adding that spread snow from New York See SHW, page Z «ew I15.M0 creat and the Borough Council, The new playground be- by Game-Time, Brick Pottsvllle and Honesdale ire play are*, to U!e from a and who after all paid for hind Vetter School is the re- Town, to form three distinct were without service, during _ Jumble ol cedar and red- the coatraptlons, took a sult of more than (our areas. the night. wood, rubber tirei and turn on the swings and months of Joint planning by See Vetter Village, page * Some 100 repairmen fought high winds and hazardous driving conditions as they Hijackers kill pilot, tried to restore power, Krum said. He estimated that 18.000 customers remained without electricity in Hazelton shortly before dawn. set a new deadline State Police said motorists FRANKFURT, West Ger- plane landed, It called for the the West German charge were stranded on a two-mile many (AP) - A hijacked body of the pilot to be taken d'affaires in Somalia who stretch of Interstate 81 near West German airliner with 87 off and it was taken to a talked to the terrorists on the Hazelton, with little hope of hostages and four terrorists Mogadishu hospital. steps of the Lufthansa Boeing rescue before the storm let aboard landed in Somalia A spokesman for Luf- 737 they hijacked four days up. early today and the West Ger- thansa, the West German ago, the broadcast said. "We can't get a car out man embassy there reported airline and the owner of there ourselves," a trooper that the dead body of the the alrUner, said It had not The Lufthansa Boeing 717 said, adding that the state chief pilot was removed from been able to get through to was flown to Mogadishu, on Department of Transportation the plane. Mogadishu to check on the the northeast coast of Africa, apparently was unprepared Informed sources who report of the pilot's death. after an overnight stop in for the early snowstorm. passed on the embassy report Aden and the failure of the "Some people had a pretty said it was not clear yet how The four hijackers said they West German government to FIRST CUSTOMERS - Warren Ceres, miserable night," he said. the pilot, 37-year-old Juergen would blow up the plane un- meet the hijackers' demands. director of parks and recreation for The weather service in Wll- Schumann, died. But the less 13 terrorists imprisoned It was the hijacked plane's Eatontown, introduces three young kes Barre put out a flash Nairobi correspondent for the in West Germany and Turkey sixth stop since two armed, residents to new "Vetter Village" flood warning for northern West German radio network were freed by 10 a.m. EDT Arabic-speaking men and two playground dedicated yesterday. Susquehanna County when said a secretary in the Somali and 115 million in ransom was women commandeered the From left are Joseph Largey, Andrew the river gauge at Conklin, Information Ministry told him paid, according to a broad- MaJorca-to-Frankfurt flight Forrester, and Jason Largey, all of N.Y., rose to 12.5 feet above by telephone Schumann was cast from Kenya. over France four days ago. It Eatontown. normal. shot after the plane landed. The ultimatum was given to See Plane hijack, page 1 That rapid rise was caused Other reports said after the Sen. Buehler: I'll pay for my own substitute teacher The Inside Story By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN tendent of schools, estimated has been with the school since ry, with an additional (1,700 blyman contended, Sen. Bueh- not pledge to reimburse the THK WKATHEH OCEAN TOWNSHIP - that Sen. Buehler's 20 ab- 1952. for his department chairman ler should have been in Tren- school district for substitutes (•ale warning Is In effect for the Mun State Sen. Herbert J. Buehler sences since September had Sen. Buehler, like any citi- functions. ton. during his 1973 campaign. mouth County shore areas, (lusts up to Si wants to pay for the substi- cost the school district $3,155. zen, can make contributions In his letter, Sen. Buehler He did, he wrote, make the mph. Cold tonight, Into the mid thirties tute teachers who fill in for In an Oct. 12 letter to Mar- Complete report on pw 2. The township board of edu- to the school district. Mr. Jef- shall Conklin, school adminis- referred to Assmblyman Ken- offer to the board after his him during his absences from cation last March also called fries added. nedy's criticism; election in 1973, but was re- Ocean Township High School trator. Sen. Buehler noted fused by the board on the If you're out to organize, bylaws are needed S for legislation to permit If the senator wants to pay that he was offering to reim- "Because my opponent, while he's performing his leg- who is an attorney, has raised grounds "that it would be im- Dodgers win 5th World Series game It school boards to put state leg- back the school for the substi- burse the district for substi- Giants defeat San Francisco II islative duties. islators on leave without pay the question of my being a proper and contrary to the Sen. Buehler, who is chair- tutes it hires In his absence, tute fees to offset further crit- law." DAILY REGISTER for the duration of their the board really has nothing icism from his Republican op- teacher-legislator, and be- Bridge Advice 17 man of the high school social terms. cause he questions my re- Mr. Jeffries said yesterday Business I PHONE NUMBERS studies department, has been to say about it, the board ponent for the senate seat, sponsibility to the taxpayers, Mala Office MZ-4MI president explained. that he didn't recall Sen. Classified 14-11 criticized for the amount of James Jeffries, board presi- Assemblyman Brian T. Ken- I am once again compelled to Buehler making such a Toll Free (71-tMt "It's hot a question of al- nedy. Comics 17 school time he misses be- dent, noted last night that request that you permit me to request to the board in 1973, Crossword Puzzle 17 Toll Free SM-I1N cause of his senate post. state law protects Sen. Bueh- lowing him to do It — he can In March, Assemblyman pay for substitute teachers on but that he knew of no law (lassllled Dept S4M7M do what he wants to do," Mr, Kennedy turned the tables Editorials I Last March, Robert J. Ma- ler and all legislators for the those days I must perform which would not allow the Entertainment, TV 7 Circulation Depl UUm Iron, Ocean Township superin- time they take out to perform Jeffries said. "What we can't slightly and criticized Sen. my legislative duties," the senator to make a contribu- Sports Dept M2-MM do is deduct the stfbsrttute Buehler for participating in a Horoscope 17 their state duties. letter states. tion to the school. Lifestyle 8 MMdletowi Bureau 171-IJSt Delectable Shrimp pay from his salar£ He's\ en- debate on capital punishment Freehold Bureau 431 21M Cheese Fondue, Quiche and Sen. Buehler, whose teach- titled to his full with Sen. Anthony Imperiale Sen. Buehler further com- "Since I am the only teach- Make A Date » ing load is reduced because er in the Senate, and there Obituaries 4 Long Branch Bureau ..2II-N1I Crepes. Every Tues. fashion Last scJrffyf year,Jrcn. at Ocean Township Junior ments in the letter that, con- SUtehmue Bireau JM MI MM • Tat Fromagerie, 842-8088. he is a department chairman, Buehler was paid J2I.S25 sala- High School when, the assem- trary to some reports, he did See Buehler: I'll pay, page 2 Sports 11-13 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N j MONDAY. OCTOBER 17 1977 Recent Republican con- People vert EUuhetk Taykr told a MM-a couple New Jersey yours." So Barbara Hib- Old friend provides GOP fundraiser yesterday bard stripped off her brown in Cliffside Park "I can't turtleneck sweater and bra. promise I won't bore The surprise strip drew you. but it least I gasps from the more than won't bore you for long " 500 people lined up at the suicide surroundings As television lights burned. J.C. Penney store In the a wrapt audience at the Pa- Fairlane Center But it ba- SWARTHMORE. Pa (AP) ing in the oil fields of Saudi suicide. Sibbett informed lisadium Restaurant listen- rely fazed Schwarzenegger, - Morgan Sibbett and Wall- Arabia in 1U8 Delaware County Dist. Atty ed as Miss Taylor, in a soft, who was there to shake ace Proctor shared a final Proctor. 75. a dermatologist Frank Haiel by letter of the even voice, told them what hands, pose for photographs dinner and reflected on the from Pocatello. Idaho, was circumstances surrounding she thought about the Re- and sign copies of his new brilliant sunset Dr Proctor wracked by advancing Park- Proctor's death publican candidate for gov- book. "Arnold: The Educa- then went upstairs and quiet- inson's disease He wrote Sibbett told the prosecutor ernor. Sen Raymond H tion of a Body-Builder." ly died — according to plan. relatives in July that medi- that Proctor "wanted those Bateman He unbuttoned the top of Sibbett says cine he took to control the last days to be peaceful and "I think Ray Bateman is his shirt and pulled it back Sibbett, 65. publicly ac- trembling of his hands re- free from melodrama And one of the more interesting to give a brief glimpse of knowledged on Sunday that quired ever increasing doses they were in a measure that politicians I've heard the muscles he showed the he allowed his friend of 39 "Some of you may look is difficult to imagine" about." she said. "He Is a world in the movie "Pump- Qaaea Eaxaaeta AratM Srawaneaegger years to use his home as the upon suicide with uneasiness Hazel says he will not bring person who cares It doesn't ing Iron " Mrs Hubbard. a EMubetkTayhr stage for the suicide by a or disfavor, but it may also charges against Sibbett and matter whether you're a 21-year-old Plymouth home- drug overdose two months represent a logical, consid- that, as far as the county is Democrat, Republican or maker, was satisfied. "1 province leaders at Cana- rily North Carolina Correc- Ized what a sick man Nixon ago erate and effective means to concerned, the case is closed independent as long as you would have done anything dian Prime Minister Pierre tion Center for women Sat- was — physically sick — "Our leave-taking was quite satisfy one's responsibility to care about human beings to see his chest." she said. Elliot Trudeau's summer urday In Raleigh. She was which tended to affect . . . "What, in effect. Mr Sib- matter-of-fact." said Sibbett the world." Proctor wrote and do something for them residence. still at-large early yes- decisions." family members on July 30 bett said he did here was al- "They were Just quiet days of and it seems to me Ray Qaeei Elbabrta II, on a ••• terday Mist Little, a black, ••• low Dr Proctor to be at his was acquitted In 1175 of reimrascense ' The two fnends According to Sibbett. Proc- Bateman does that, and I'm Jubilee tour of Canada, JM Rllter, the son of the A 1» year-old spelunker home, to offer him support murder In the ice pick spent five days together, go- tor chose to die here because all for that." journeyed by steam-pow- late country-western singer was freed yesterday after and pleasant surroundings stabbing death of Beaufort ing for walks, dining out and he knew suicide was not a While Miss Taylor clearly ered train to this Gatineau Tex Ritter, has been mar- spending a day and a half where he could be comfort- County jailer Clarence Alle- ^preparing for Proctor's death crime in Pennsylvania and he was center stage, her hus- River viUage of Wakefield. ried to Naicy Karea Mar- stuck upright In an under- able." Hazel said good. a white. She argued "We had said good-bye ade- was concerned about taking band. Jtha Warier, a for- yesterday after making a gaa. The lavish wedding of ground cave Janes Wrlgkl that she had acted in self- quately. Nothing could be his life in Pocatello, where his Pennsylvania law makes it mer undersecretary of the televised appeal for nation- Ritter, star of the ABC tele- Jr. of Cumberland Md , said defense after he sexually added." said Sibbett. an engi- wife. Marie, works as a an offense only to aid in a Navy and potential Senate al unity between French vision comedy "Three's from a hopital bed after- assaulted her. neer befriended by Proctor nurse person's suicide, with the of- candidate in Virginia, at- and English-speaking resi- Company," and Miss Mor- ward that he felt "not too when the two met while work- A week after the Aug 16 fense a second-degree felony tempted to focus the au- dents "In a world divided gan took place at the Hotel bad, considering I've been if the attempt results in death dience on Bateman. "Ray by differences of color, Be) Air in Los Angeles yes- standing up for M hours." and, a second-degree mis- Bateman is a star," said race, language, religion and terday Former First Lady Belly The rescue was the com- demeanor if it does not Warner "Liz and I are just ideology, the Canadian ex- ••• Ftrd says her husband's bined effort of Maryland a couple of props on the perience stands out as a The attorney for Jtaa pardon of former President state police and cave ex- Sibbett said his wife. Jo- sideline He's the star and message of hope." she said Little, who escaped from Richard Nixon probably perts from several states. hanna, knew of the plan, ap- we know it and that's why in a nationwide broadcast her campus-like prison dor- cost Ford the 1»76 election Just hours before the res- TION proved of it and arranged to we're here." from Ottawa "My prayer is mitory, says authorities had but he had to do it because cue, police had described be away from the home (or Nixon was "a sick man." .By TV AtucUted Press that you will continue to of- been investigating several Wright's situation as "dan- the last five days the two old When a Dearborn, Mich fer this message to man- allegations against her Mrs. Ford Is quoted in the gerous." In Twlgg's Cave, friends would spend together woman in the crowd asked kind," she said in the since last month Miss current issue of McCall's as 15 miles from Cumberland body-builder Arnold speech prepared for her by saying "Many people who Proctor's wife was aware Little, who would have been Srawaneaegger to take off government officials definitely were for Jerry her husband had con- eligible for parole next "He's exhausted, fatigued 5 disrupt Carter church visit his shirt and display his The monarch and her month from a seven-to 10- could not bring themselves and hysterical," said state WASHINGTON — Four demonstrators who disrupted templated suicide but took no to vote for him because he part in the planning. Sibbett rippling chest muscles, he husband, Prlice Philip. year sentence for burglary, police detective Sgt. Ber- President Carter's church service by denouncing the neutron pardoned Nixon. said, because Proctor thought answered, "I'll show you came to the picturesque vil- is believed to have scaled a nard Chabot. "They're bomb are free on personal recognizance while the fifth is con- knowledge of the plan would mine if you show me lage for a luncheon with fence at the minimum secu- "I don't think they real trying to calm him." tinuing his protest in jail The three men and two women, be a burden to her ejected from the First Baptist Church by ushers yesterday morning, were charged with "disturbing a religious congrega- tion" A sixth person who took part in the reading was not ar- rested Leaving the church, the President stopped briefly when another protester shouted for him to "veto the neutron 1 Auto insurance woes before Assembly bomb." Unruffled, Carter turned, asked. "What's that" " and then said. "They're fine young people." Later, after returning back because Republicans re- — A ban on any state at- to the White House, he told reporters: "I agree with their (the TRENTON (AP) - The As- would give these customers The last Assembly session bly to recess until after the fused to aid passage of the in- tempt to require fluoiidation demonstrators') objective in eliminating nuclear weapons But sembly will take up legisla- continued protection until was dominated by partisan election but Speaker William their current policies expire wrangling over a bill to give Hamilton. D-Mlddlesex. said surance bills. of water without a municipal I think they were mistaken in trying to disrupt the church ser- tion today designed to save referendum vices auto and homeowners insur- Claims would be financed by special state aid to Jersey the lower house had to come The Assembly also has a ance protection for some assessments against all other City Medical Center Republi- list of bills held over from Says court is against Bakke 18,000 New Jersey customers insurance companies doing cans, Including GOP guberna- previous sessions, including: business in the state of two bankrupt New York in- torial candidate Raymond H. — A program for lower util- NEW YORK - Joseph Califano. Secretary of Health. Another insurance bill Bateman. said the Assembly Plane ity rates for users of small Vetter Education and Welfare, predicted Sunday that the U.S. Su- surance companies scheduled for action Monday action had the appearance of (Continued) amounts of electricity and Continued preme Court will uphold special admissions programs to The bill, which has already would prevent cancellation or buying votes landed first in Rome, then gas "There's a creative play educational institutions for minority students The court now cleared the state Senate premium increases levied Bateman urged the Assem- went on to Nicosia. Bahrain. — An exemption from the area, where children can is considering the case of Allan Bakke. a white male who sued would permit the commission- against school board and mu- Dubai and Aden state detection devices. make pretty much what the University of California medical school at Davis, claiming er of insurance to establish nicipalities for six months Stmalla wai oie of Ike — A requirement that appli- they want to from the con- he was denied admission while less qualified minority candi- special Joint Underwriting while attempts are made to Dead animals fill three caaatrles tie hija- cants for casino gambling li- struction There's a really dates were accepted under a special admissions program. Associations to administer develop a state policy on ckers lamed as destlaa- censes in Atlantic City dem- terrific obstacle course and Califano said it is "perfectly legitimate" for schools to "go policies written by companies woman's house large increases charged re- UMB far the II terrarrlsts onstrate that they will pro- there's Vetter Village, a out and seek minority candidates " And he said. "I find it in- that go bankrupt cently to public agencies. ALAMEDA. Calif. (AP) - tkey demanded be freed vide equal employment op- section with a Viking ship, conceivable that the court will rule in favor of Bakke." His Insurance Commissioner A 90-year-old woman has been Irani West Germaa aad portunities for members of log cabins and a comments were made on ABC's "Issues and Answers" pro- James J Sheeran requested discovered living in a house Turkish prisons Bit West minority groups stagecoach " gram emergency action on the bill because customers of Empire Man with cluttered with 66 dead cats German gaverameat Parents will be happy to Mutual Isnurance Co. and its and two dead dogs - most of saarces said Somalia as know there's already a Unloading non-container ships subsidiary, Allcity Insurance which had died nearly two well as the othrr two — thick cushion of clean sand years ago. beneath the obstacles, and NEW ORLEANS - New Orleans dockworkers began un- Co., would lose coverage un- heart of South Yemen aad Vleliam Buehler Police entered the home — rrfusrd I* accept the more is coining around the loading conventional cargo ships and grain barges yesterday der their existing policies on Continued Saturday after being tipped prisoners If Ikey were rest of the equipment following orders from the International Longshoremen's Asso- Oct. 20 are 16 lawyers, I feel it is in- by parents of children who freed. The $15,000 bill for the ciation. Containerships were still being struck here, as they Establishment of a Joint chimp dies cumbent on me and the board noticed two dead cats in the The 82 passengers included new play area was split SO- have been at all other East and Gulf coast ports since the ILA Underwriting Association to allow me to pay the $12 per backyard of the house, lo- an American woman with a SO, with the board of educa- declared a limited strike when the union's contract with ship- CAPE TOWN, South Africa day for my current substitute cated in this east San Fran- heart condition and her 5- tion contributing, $7,500 and pers expired Oct. 1. New Orleans longshoremen staged a gen- (AP) — The first man to have teachers," Sen. Buehler wrote the heart of a chimpanzee cisco Bay community. year-old son. borough council paying the eral strike and voted to continue it despite international union Sno in the Oct. 12 letter, so as not other half from federal rev- transplanted into his body The woman and one cat The Lufthansa jet left officials' pleas to comply with the containership-only strike (Continued) to "jeopardize my race in the died this morning, iv, days were the only living things Dubai airport, in the United enue sharing funds. The Port of New Orleans, the nation's second largest, was vir- Service reported snow and senate at a crucial time in after the operation. Groote found, police said. Arab Emirates, 40 minute: . shut down by the lull walkout, and officials estimated fog in Phillipsburg Scattered New Jersey history on an Schur Hospital announced The woman was placed in a before the Sunday afternoon Insurance will pay the strike cost $2 million a day. blocking grain exports and rain and snow was reported emotional issue." The hospital said Benjamin county hospital for psy- deadline set by the four hija- for mouse in motor delaying steel shipments to the Midwest. from Dubois east to Blairs- chiatric evaluation, Jayne "Furthermore, while I love Fortes, a 59-year-old Cape ckers for release of 11 an- METZ, France (AP) - An ville said teaching, I regret that my Town accountant, died at 6:30 archists Imprisoned in West insurance company has been Elsewhere, some areas He said she had a month- students, who admire and re- Vance: They'll talk on Palestine a.m. No details were given, German jails and two Palesti- ordered to pay a $1,200 claim which didn't get dusted with old, untreated foot injury and spect my performance on the but a statement was expected nians imprisoned in Turkey for damage to a car caused WASHINGTON — Israel has not barred discussion of Pa- snow got pelted by hail The responded to Investigators' Senate, are being subjected to from the hospital later in the as well as delivery of $15 mil- by a mouse trapped in the lestinian statehood from Middle East negotiations with the Philadelphia suburb of Con- questions with vague "rambl- constant confusion as to my day. lion ransom. car's engine. According to Arabs, Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance said yesterday shohocken had hailstones roll- ings." right to serve in the Legisla- "The Begin government has indicated that they go to Geneva testimony, mice nesting under ing in the streets Sunday Fortes had been reported in ' "She didn't even under- ture," the senator wrote. without any preconditions and that everything is discussable," the car's hood became night satisfactory condition yes- stand why we were there or Snakes slither Mr. Jeffries said last night Vance said, referring to Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Be- trapped by the fanbelt and terday. But a spokesman for what we were doing," Jayne that the board plans no action gin However, he said Israel has precluded discussions of the into limelight damaged the auto's cooling the hospital said then that it said. "We had to get a neigh- on Sen. Buehler's letter at its establishment of an independent Palestinian state Vance's re- Texas city system. The award covered would take up to two weeks to bor to coax her out " PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - public meeting tomorrow. marks indicated that Israel may be ready to negotiate a the cost of repair work. tell if he would reject the ani- Dog show addicts, cat fan- If Sen. Buehler wants to statehood for the Palestinians as part of an overall settlement The court said the award darkened mal heart. It was Implanted ciers and equestrians take make the $12 contribution provided it is not an indpendent one. was justified because of a SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) alongside Fortes' own heart Say utilities plan note, a new kind of animal is (equivalent to half-day pay - Electric power vanished in slithering into the limelight - for substitute teachers, since clause in the policy that said Thursday night to provide the company would cover Treaty drive is stepping up San Antonio last night and temporary support until his rate hike request snakes he generally only misses half large numbers of the 800,000 And what's more, snake a day, Mr. Jeffries said), the "damage caused by impact WASHINGTON - President Carter is stepping up his heart became stronger or a NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - residents were without elec- fanciers are perfectly serious board can take no action to with a fixed or moving body." drive for Senate ratification of the Panama Canal treaty. Car- human heart became avail- New Jersey Bell Telephone tricity for as much as three about it either accept or reject it, the The insurance company has ter sets aside time today to meet with a new blue-ribbon com- able for transplant. Co. and Public Service Elec- hours, utility officials said "We're trying hard to keep board president said. appealed. mittee of business and labor leaders, former military officers tric — Gas Co. are pre- The lights went out at about from looking like carnival and members of past administrations who support the treaty, paring petitions for rate In- 7:10 p.m. after a static line people." said Mary Hart of which is under fire from foreign-policy conservatives Mem- creases to be filed after the snapped and wrapped around Canby, whose 13-fcoot spotted bers of the group, headed by Averill Harriman, the one-time Weather November election, it was re- AFTER A DAY LIKE TODAY major transmission lines from Burmese Python took grand ambassador to Moscow who has served as a government en- ported today. the Calaveras Lake power champion honors during the YOU'VE EARNED IT! voy in many capacities, organized the panel without official Gale warning in effect. Con- New Jersey Bell will station about 14 miles south of weekend at the Northwest White House involvement, one aide said siderable cloudiness, windy request a $150 million or 15 San Antonio. and much cooler today with per cent Increase in rates, the Reptile Association's second chance of a few showers, Star-Ledger of Newark re- annual snake, lizard and The Attitude Powdered booze highs in upper 40s to low 50s. ported. turtle show. Adjustment Period Clear and cold tonight with diminishing winds. lows from •LIBERAL LIBATIONS mid 30s to low 40s Mostly The latest from Japan sunny and milder tomorrow, •GRATIS GOURMET HOR D' OEUVRES highs In upper 50s to mid 60s. •CONVIVIAL COMPANIONSHIP WASHINGTON (AP) - The ultimate checked, noted that officials were having Precipitation probability, 40 in the dry martini may be headed for the •SOOTHING SCENIC SURROUNDINGS some problems deciding how to apply tax per cent today. 10 per cent American market — powdered booze laws written for liquid alcohol to a pow- tonight and tomorrow. Winds •SUPERIOR SERVICE The Treasury Department's Bureau der. northwest 20 to 35 mph with of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is Mike Hill of Global Marketing said higher gusts today, dimin- studying powdered alcohol, developed by initial plans, if the government approves, ishing to 10 mph tonight. EVERY WORKING DAY 5-6:30 a Japanese firm and being considered for call for cocktails that could be made by Ocean water temperature, 55 sale in pre-mixed cocktails. simply adding water to the product. to 60. Wave heights 4-8 feet The actual alcohol, still in liquid He noted that there are pre-mixed today, 3-6 feet tomorrow. form, is in tiny particles suspended in a cocktails on the market, as well as pow- powder that looks like a gelatin desert dered mixes to which the drinker adds TIDES mix., his own alcohol to make a cocktail, but Sandy Hook And, in fact, the first sales of the said this powder would be less bulky and TODAY-High-p.m. and Master/charge and Visa are now product in Japan have been as a rose easier to use. low 6:27 p.m. 747-2500 wine gelatin. With the powdered product, for ex- TOMORROW - High - available at all Colonial But cocktails in small cans or foil ample, a customer could tear open an en- a.m. and 1:03 p.m. and low First National packets are being studied for the Ameri- velope, add water and have a whiskey 6:41 a.m. and 7:31 p.m. Rt.35, Red Bank, N.J. can market. Global Marketing of Seattle, sour, daiquiri. Bloody Mary or other For Red Bank and Rumson Branches said distribution in this country depends cocktail. Hill said. bridge, add two hours; Sea PS. DINNER AFTER IF YOU VE on how the Treasury Department decides A government spokesman said the Bright, deduct 10 minutes; to tax the product. product could have a substantial effect Long Branch, deduct 15 min- ADJUSTED TO IT A Treasury Department spokesman. on alcohol use. notably by campers and utes; Highlands bridge, add who said the product's safety will be others carrying food into the wilds. 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. OCTOBER 17.1977 The Dairy Register 3 Controversies overshadow MCAP's anti-poverty role

By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN The program, which is funded 75 per cent through an 188.000 state grant and the remainder through county funds, LONG BRANCH - In its 13-year history, controversy has also provides an assurance for participating senior citizens, sometimes overshadowed the day-today functions of the Mem since someone comes to their homes to check on them once a mouth Community Action Program (MCAP) day At present, the anti-poverty agency and its director. Wilbert In a special crisis intervention program operated by C. Russell, are embattled on all fronts: MCAP this past year, the agency was able to reimburse dis- — Freeholder Jane Clayton, who based her successful advantaged county residents for fuel bills which skyrocketed campaign for office on attacks on Mr Russell, says she will due to the past severe winter. To qualify for the program, a resident had to meet feder- al poverty guidelines A family of four, for instance, would "Meals on Wheels" provides 150 have to have income of less than 16.875 a year in order to free meals a day to senior citizens, the qualify, the Rev Mr Smith explained Mr Russell told the MCAP board last Tuesday that the handicapped and the house-bound. MCAP staff had processed and reimbursed 1400.000 in fuel bills to the county poor recommend the county halt its J65.1KW yearly appropriation to The winterization program, in which MCAP joined with MCAP until an investigation into the agency has been com- Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) em- AUTHORS AFTERNOON - Chatting at yes- thor of "Liberty Tavern." The talk, the first In a ployes to insulate homes and reduce fuel bills, did better than terday's "Afternoon With the Authors" are, left to series sponsored by The Register and the Mon- pleted - The U.S. Community Services Administration (CSA) all but one other agency in the state. Mr. Russell said. right, Fred Oser, research librarian; Robert La- mouth County Library, was held at the library's This past year. MCAP "winterized" 400 homes in the Guardla, author of "Monty;" Jane Foderaro, city eastern branch, Shrewsbury. has warned MCAP it is in danger of losing its federal funding if its fiscal management isn't improved. county. The agency has received about $80,000 in further fed- editor of The Register, and Thomas Fleming, au- eral funding to continue the program through next year. — Mr. Russell has been ordered by the board to take three weeks of accumulated vacation time while the board in- During the summer, MCAP runs a feeding program which vestigates him. He was originally suspended without pay. but provides free lunches to eligible children throughout the coun- he was reinstated three days later by way of a controversial ty. A $184,000 state grant tunneled through the state board of telephone conference call vote The CAS declared the vote in- Authors describe struggle valid, and nine trustees then resigned in protest of MCAP pol- The Head Start and day care icies. But the loss of funding would obviously affect more than programs now operate eight centers just Mr. Russell and the often-warring factions of the MCAP throughout the county. board to demystify their subjects It would affect thousands of disadvantaged people in Mon- mouth County. education funded the program, which in a typical summer By DAVID SII,VKKBKH(. there was widespread apathy sons took different sides and when they saw I was inter- According to the Rev Mr William Smith, an agency pro- serves more than 150,000 free lunches. SHREWSBURY - One of a that nearly destroyed Wash- families and friends broke up ested in telling the whole sto- grammer, MCAP has provided about 80,000 units of service to The Head Start and day care programs, now operating writer's tasks Is to dispel the ington: there were crazy "These are the same things ry they began to open up." the poor, the elderly and the disadvantaged in the last 12 eight centers throughout the county, serves about 225 pre- myths and misconceptions feuds that have been happening Mr LaGuardia spoke school youngsters each year, the Rev Mr Smith noted. that grow up around a sub- "In New Jersey for ex- ever since," he maintained primarily about the late actor The program, now 10 years old in the county, provides ject, whether it be an event ample, the Monmouth County Mr Fleming's interest in as the first "psychological" MCAP has reimbursed $400,000 in both educational services and health, nutritional, psy- or a person The two men delegation got into a feud the Revolution and in politics or modern actor. fuel bills for the county poor. chological and social services to disadvantaged children. who appeared at yesterday's with the legislature and got dates back to his childhood in c lift founded a whole new In addition, the day care program aids working mothers "Afternoon with the Authors" an agreement that the Mon- the Irish-Catholic "ghetto" of school of acting, said Mr. La- who otherwise could not afford day care for their young chil- program had wrestled with mouth militia did not have to Frank Hague's Jersey City. It Guardia "The actor some- months (The figure does not represent individuals, since dren. that task and emerged suc- fight outside the county." he was, he related, an up- how feels that he is more im- some persons receive services more than once or on a regular MCAP also operates four service centers in the county, cessful noted bringing full of ethnic pride, portant than his material and basis) which provide emergency services for impoverished resi- For Thomas Fleming, the 'Liberty Tavern" was an the manipulations of the ur- he projects this to the au- Some of the programs MCAP administers, such as the dents. myths to be dispelled were outgrowth of Mr Fleming's ban political machine and the dience Actors of previous Head Start day care centers, are fairly well known Among other things, the service centers reach persons in those surrounding the Ameri- previous work, "1776—Year of contradictions between secu- schools were he-men like Jim- Others are less well known, such as youthful offenders crisis situations when, for example, they are waiting for ap- can Revolution His answer Illusions," a chronicle of the lar corruption and religious my Stewart. Clark Gable or program which began this year and provides rehabilitation proval of food stamps and have no money to buy food for was to write the novel "Liber- misconceptions circulating demands Gary Cooper tor disadvantaged youths with criminal records their families. ty Tavern," the story of two through the colonies in that The problems that con- "By the time of World War With an initial $85,000 grant from CSA, MCAP set up the pi- An eligible person can receive a $5 food voucher, good in Monmouth County women fateful year "I felt, though, fronted Mr LaGuardia in his II," he continued, "people lot program, the first of its sort in the country, for 10 youths. certain supermarkets, to tide them over until help is avail- caught up in the throes of the • that the book did not give the search were somewhat differ- were getting tired of them ' According to the Rev Mr Smith, the youths will live for able, the Rev. Mr. Smith explained revolutionary war feeling of the times There ent. It took him five years of Women especially were tired one year at a special residence at Ft. Monmouth and will re- There was also, last year, a Thanksgiving dinner with all For Robert LaCuardia. the were no autobiographies of in- research in America and Eu- of he-men " ceive training in job skills, job experience, and remedial edu- the trimmings for 125 persons in Atlantic Highlands, and food challenge was to cut through dividual people, aside from rope before the manuscript Although labelled a "meth- cation bask'ets which went out from the service cneter to dozens the secrecy that surrounded the generals and the politi- was ready The book was od actor." Cllft loathed meth- One of MCAP's most far-reaching programs has been its more. the life of the late actor Mont- cians, so I decided to write turned down by 39 publishers od actors This was a school "Meals on Wheels." which as of last December had served Some MCAP trustees and staff fear that, in the controversy gomery ('lift His digging led Liberty Tavern," said the But one of the hardest of acting in the early fifties more than 13,000 meals to senior citizens, the handicapped that is ever-swirling about the agency, people tend to forget to the best selling biography author things was winning the trust that stressed deep emotions and the house-bound the true purpose and accomplishments of MCAP. "Monty." Mr Fleming said that he and confidence of the people The emotions, it was thought, The program brings 150 free meals a day. five days a Commenting on possible funding cut-offs by the county "Too many people believe used New Jersey as the set who knew Montgomery Clift could be evoked through week, to eligible persons around the county, the Rev Mr. and CSA, board Chairmen Louis Cappie observed, "It would that the war was won by cou- ting because the state "total- well childhood memories and other Smith said The idea is to provide hot, nutritionally balanced be a sad thing if it happened They'd only be hurting the chil- rageous militiamen," said ly, intensely, experienced the "It was very difficult and procedures meals to persons who would not normally receive such din- dren and the poor " Mr Fleming of the Revolu- revolt For seven years New people were very secretive." Mr LaGuardia also dealt ' ners tion "The generation of the Jersey was a battlefield The said Mr LaGuardia. "They with the question of whether Revolution was deeply di- Revolution was really like a felt very, very guilty about Montgomery Clift or Marlon vided along personal lines. civil war, it provoked agoniz- talking about him When they Brando was the greater actor there was terrible greed; ing decisions as fathers and saw I was persistent and While Brando received most of the credit for pyschological acting, it was Clift who origi- nated the technique Cliffs movies and plays preceded those of Brando's TV peak years for Mont- gomery Clifl were between 1M8 and 1953 said Mr La- Guardia "Those five years in film history were the most important Everything else was built on that After '53 Marlon picked up the torch and it went from one actor to another."

Following ITcaf cf asTTTrT 1953. Montgomery Clift began deteriorating mentally and physically He began drinking heavily relying on pills. He died in 1966. The "Afternoon with the Authors" program is spon- sored by the Monmouth Coun- ty Library and the Daily Reg- ister. Yesterday's authors MS AWARDS — Awards for work with multiple sclerosis victims are were Introduced by Jane presented by Ben Alpern, left, president of the Monmouth-Ocean Chapter Foderaro, city editor of the of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, to the Board of Chosen Freehol- Register and Fred Oser, a ders and to Mrs. Gall Price, Englishtown, a registered nurse who helped reference Librarian. The talk create special training programs in nursing homes. Accepting the award drew an audience of about 40 for the freeholders Is Harry Larrison Jr., center, director of the board. people. Court to rule on teachers By DAVID GRAULICH tence granted to 35 jailed wan Avenue and Lloyd Road lie Employment Relations MATAWAN - The focus Matawan teachers on October Middle Schools and Cam- Commission, and that the shifts back to the courtroom 7. The court, which discussed bridge Park School. Board of Education would this week for the Matawan the case most of last week, On October 6. Judge Lane then be contacted to set up PIGGY BANKS Regional Teachers Associ- can either prolong the stay of ordered the first group of negotiations for the two ation, one week after it sentence or else order the teachers directly to jail after groups. The contracts for bus- reached settlement with the teachers back to jail. hearing their pleas of guilty drivers and custodians ex- Matawan Regional Board of TTien, on Thursday. 36 more They were released the next pired June 30. and they were Education and ended a three- day when Supreme Court not covered in the contract ARE FUN Matawan teachers are sched- week strike. uled to appear before Judge Judge Alan B. Handler grant- ratified by the teachers last The state Supreme Court is Merritt Lane in Freehold on ed the stay of sentence. week. and help you save your PENNIES... expected to hand down a rul- charges of contempt. The Teachers president Marie "We would hope there are But saving your dollars at Central Jersey Bank is even more fun I ing today on the stay of sen- teachers are from the Mata- Panos said yesterday, "I no further labor difficulties in haven't a clue" about what this district. It takes two to Make your money grow at CJB with a regular savings account or the Supreme Court ruling will tango, and it takes two to investor's passbook savings account ...with the highest interest the The Daily Register be. She said the teachers as- negotiate," said Miss Panos. sociation has prepared a fac law allows us to pay. Its just as easy to save your dollars with us sheet for members in case of as it is saving your pennies in a piggy bank. 'Dollar Savers' have The Sunday Register a jail sentence, containing such Information as visiting more fun! Start today at CJB. We make saving easy! hours, permitted clothing, and Main Office One Reglller Plata. Shrewsbury. N J 01/01 jail procedures. Branch Office) In related developments. • 76 HI. 3S. MlrJdlelawn. N J 07/11 Monmouth County Courthouse. Freehold. N J omi Miss Panos said the teachers Where banking is easy... 279 Broadway. Long Branch. NJ 07740 Stotehouie. 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Sunday 7S cents this week from the slate Piib- f 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 17, 1977 MltllMHIIIUIIIIlMIIIUIIIIIIIIilMllllllllini IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi Candidates night set Obituaries mnwimnillll mi niiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiitiiiMimtiimtiiitiiHiiiiimmiiiiiiiim ( hri-ii.in C I.ungbine by county NOW unit LAURENCE HARBOR - bine of Cokml*, and a i Chnslian C 1.ongbine, 75. of child LINCROFT - Represents Betty Wilson is scheduled to uilh candidates for the Board drove Aw . died yestcitU) It The Day Funeral Home. lives of ini-uintx'nl Gov Bren- speak lor Cov Byrne Sen of Freeholders and sheriff Kiy shore Community Hospi Keypad, is in charge of fu- dan T Byrne and his Republi- It.twin.in will be represented The chapter will provide a Ul, Holmdel neral arrangements can opponent. State Sen Ray- by Dan.i Dowd Williams, a baby siller and refreshments bank official who was ap- Mr Longbine was'bom in mond Halcman. will head the will be served pointed by former Gov Wil- Newark and moved here 35 Frederick H. Eckert list tvf speakers when the Jacquelyn Walker. Mala liam c.ilnll lo the Economic years .ico He was .i retired Monmouth County chapter of wan. former NOW president, MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP Recovery Commission .las safely inspector for the Vw the National Organization tor will be moderalor - Fredenck H Eckert. HO. of |HT Gould, Independent eandi Jersey State Department of Women (NOW) sponsors a out Stagecoach Road, died date for governor, also will Labor candidates night tomorrow al The format pruvides for Saturday al Freehold Area speak He is sunned b\ his wid Hospital. Freehold Township 7 30 p in in the Monmouth each candidate to speak for three minutes The program ow. Mrs Caroline Longbine. Mr Eckert was born in County Unitarian Church. Candidates for the state provides for debate, and for a one son. Christian I. Long Dessau. Germany, and moved West Front SI The meeting is legislature in the county's public question and answer here from New York City in open to the public 10th. llth. and 12th districts session Russell Tomaino 1921 He was a self-employed Former Assemblywoman ;ire expelled to speak, along EATONTOWN - RussWl F M.uksmith Tomaino. .51. 90 Lewis Si . Mr Eckert was a com- died Saturday, al Riven ie« mitteeman with the Millstone Hospital. Red Bank Township Boy -Scouts and • t«l>ltr ttatt Hall Fire unit milestone He had been ) lifelong [ought with the German department, had Iti own gala attending The Middlesex borough resident Army in World War I A NEW FACE — Trustees of Rumson Country Doy School met the new MATAWAN - This It the heodmoster yesterday and got a preview of a three day book fair that will season for celebrations, and IllOlh birthday parly ihis Hook and Ladder Company At the time of his death he He is survived by his wid- run at the school today through Wednesday. Standing left to right are Don- I he Mal.itt.in Hook and Lad- weekend won kudos for besl appearing was manager of lhe Broad ow. Mrs Betty F.ckert, a^n. ald Sykes, the new headmaster, Mrs. Charles H. Slinglufft Jr., chairman of der Company, not to be out Firemen from ID Btyahon aerial ladder Street Auto Body Shop.ihere It Fredenck F Eckert. with the book committee and Alfred Ferguson, president of the board of done b\ neighbor Keyporl's communities joined in Salur According to Fire Chief He was an Army veteran of the I) S. Navy in San Diego, a trustees. HKIth anniversarv of its fire jUy'l fcstiwlies. which fea- James Duffy, the hook and World War II serving as a daughter. Mrs Certa Anna tured plenty of refreshments ladder company was formed staff sergeant He was a life Howell of San Antonio, Tex > lad duct? music by a coun- October 19. 1H77 OH Jackson member of the Eatontown and four grandchildren Iry-westem band Street, from where it would Fire Department and he was The Freeman Funeral race off to fires in horse- a member and evcaptain of I'nion Beach Hose Com- Home. Freehold, is in charge drawn machines The com- the Eatontown Volunteer Am- Bakke case opinions vary pany won honors for best ap of fune/al arrangements pain now makes us home at bulance Corps peanng pumper and also took the prize (or most members 161 Broad Street He is survived by his moth Mr-. John Gill By DAVID Tl'RNL'R Impact of the controversial heard arguments last force for our counlry " Red Bank Councilman Karl er. Mrs. Ellen Boyce of Wesl BR1K.LLE - Mrs Elsie M Community leaders and B-ikke -reverse dis- Wednesday in the case of the B Scott, who is black and the Long Branch, one daughter Gill, 88, of Pine Road, died educators hold a wide variety crimination" c.ise California man who contends RectOf of St Thomas Episco- Mrs Catherine M Yost of yesterday at Arnold Walter of opinions on the merit! and The I' S Supreme Court hf WU denied admission to pal Church differs sharply Episcopal church Ocean Township, one son. Nursing Home. Holmdel medical school because he is As far as I'm concerned. Frank Peter Tomaino, here, Mrs Ciill was born in Hull. white Jews don't have a case at all three sisters. Mrs Mane C England and moved to I'nion Red Bank Mayor Daniel J in talking about dis- Wolf of West Long Branch. City in 1923 She moved to O'llern says. 'There has been quitting diocese crimination They've been as- Mrs Hilda S Williams of Bnelle in 1958 Crosby rites such an obvious historical in- similated in lhe white major- Newport News. Va , and Mrs A retired sales clerk with justice to some minority NEWARK IAPJ.- The con for the past 15 years, said in a ity in this counlry from the Christina Adam, of Phoenix, W T Grant's. Mrs Gill was a groups over the last two cen- grcgatlM of St Mark's Epis telephone interview that he very beginning " He also Ariz , five brothers. Peter, past president Of the VFW turies ihal something should copal Church in West Orange and his parish an' opposed to says. "1 have no sympathy Raymond. Ralph and John Auxiliary Post 453. I'nion be done We should not use has unanimously ratified a the "liberal drift ' of the Epis- Tomaino. all of here and to be simple quotas but rather we should for this guy Bakke Whites decision to leave lhe Episco- copal Church in recent years. City, and VFW Auxiliary Post Stephen Tomaino of El Torro, adopt a very generous atti- have never been subjected to pal Diocese of Newark and Burns said his church voted 3495 in Bnelle She was a K- He said Mrs Crosby and Calif and one granddaughter. LOS ANGELES (AP) - tude of assistance lo Ihose discrimination," he said join lhe conservative Diocese to join the conservative Dioc- year member of the I'nion the couples other two chil- Robert A Braun Home for The body o( crooner Bing minority groups which have ol the Holy Trinity in Los An- ese of l(ie Holy Trinity be- city Board of Elections and a dren would fly to Los Angeles l)r Edward J Bloustein. Funerals is in charge of ar- Crosby is expected in Los An- suffered discrimination in the geles cause of "doctrinal differ- member of the Independent early tomorrow morning from president of Rutgers Inner rangements geles tonight and will be bur- past Father William F Burns, ences" with lhe Episcopal Order of Reindeer. I'nion their home at Hillsborough sity. says. "1 am opposed to ied after simple religious riles In the Bakke case before rector of SI Marks said yes- Church City- Yesterday. Mrs Crosby quotas based on race but in Mrs*. James Fornino tomorrow, a (amily spokes- the Supremo Court, attorneys terday his church also sought She is survived by her hus- went to a 7 a m mass near favor of quotas lo. aid the eco man said (or Allan Bakke are churning to obtain "the return of all LONG BRANCH - Eliza- band. John E Gill, two sons. the Crosby home in Hill- nonucally and educationally Mason* schedule The late crooners press that he was denied admission property and monies present- beth M. Fornino. 70. 68 First Patnck Gill of San Jose. Ca.. sborough. and a special pray- disadvantage^ " agent. Maury Foladare. said to the Davis Medical School ly in the possession or cus honors ceremony Ave . died yesterday at Mon- and Cynl Gill o'f Middletown. yesterday that the body, ac- er was said for Crosby at the I'nivcrsih ol California Some Jewish groups have tody of the Episcopal Diocese mouth Medical Center a daughter. Mrs Eileen Ro- companied by 19-year-old son The Rev Gerald Barron. because the school hail sel filed briefs on behalf of of Newark " RED BANK - Mystic She was born in Whiting mano of Middletown. nine Harry Crosby, would be flown pastor of Our Lady of Angels aside 16 places (or minority Bakke opposing any quota Burns said an attorney for Brotherhood Lodge No 21 of and lived here [or 57 years grandchildren and three this morning from Madrid. Church, said afterward that students svslein whatsoever In his ar SI Mark's planned to send * Free and Accepted Masons. She was a communicant of great-grandchildren Spain Crosby died there after Mrs Crosby asked that a spe- Rabbi Alton M. Winters of guments on behalf of the me letter to lh« New.irk DtOMM 152 Maple Ave . Red Rank, Our Lady Star of the Sea Ro- Funeral semces are under a round of golf with three cial mass also be said there the M o n m o u I h Reform dual school. Archibald Cox on Monday formally demand will officially honor its Past man Catholic Church the direction of John F Pfle- Spanish professionals Friday tomorrow Temple in Tinton Falls s.ns contends a comparison be- ing all the parish money and Masters Nov I Silver tokens, Surviving arc her husband. ger Funeral Home. New Mon- Simple services, in keeping The TWA plane carrying •People are concerned about tween old quotas used property held by the diocese representing 25 years as a James Fornino. a son Joseph mouth with the 73-year-old entertai- the entertainer's body was quotas" and. "The merit sys- .icun.si Jews and lhe I'niver- New.irk Diocese Bishop Mason, will also be awarded J Fornino of Neptune, two ner's wishes, were scheduled scheduled to arrive in New tem is most beneficial for any -ilv ol California la nol valid Ctt'orge Rath said he would Dinner will be served at the daughters Mrs Joan Evans, tomorrow at St Paul's Ro- York this afternoon and then sncH'ly It encourages every as lhe medical school's quota have no immediate comment Temple at 6 30 p m Lodge here. Mrs Janet Jamieson ol man Catholic Church in travel on to Los Angeles Name new is not aimed at one particular on the ratification, which will be opened at 7 30 p m Forked River, two brothers Brentwood. Foladare said Harry Crosby flew to Madr- Individual to do the very best he or she can I hope that the group and. therefore, is not makes formal a secession Musical selections will be ren- Samuel Patten, here, and Vin- Crosby, who was a Catho- id Saturday from London, Supreme Court, in Us decision "stigmatising in the sense vote taken in Juh dered by Robert Stemhagen cent Patten of Rumson, and lic, will be buned in a family where he had been vacation- principal on the Bakke case will restore that the old quota against Father Burns, a native of and Richard D Chalfond. seven grandchildren plot at Holy Cross Cemetery ing with his father, to arrange lhe merit system in its full Jews was stigmatizing " Dover and an ordained priest Past Grand organists Hoffman Funeral Home is HOLMDEL - Bishop in Los Angeles, near his par- for the return of his fathers in charge of arrangements George W Ahr of the Trenton ents and first wife, Dixie Lee, body- diocese, has appointed Rev who died of cancer in 1952 To the world Bing Crosby- Mrs. Lillian Parmlv Joseph M LaForge pnncipal Crosby's second wife. Kath- may have been famous, his of St John Vianney High ryn. is inviting several of son said when he arrived in RUMSON - Mrs Lillian E School, here Crosby's office employes as Madrid, 'but to me he was- • Parmlv. 23 West River Road', Father LaForge. a native of well as his four sons from his just my father, a wonderful died yesterday at Riverview Long Island City. NY. at- first marriage, his brother father " Hospital, Red Bank tended Don Bosco College in and his sister. She was bom here and was Newton. New York, and the "Bing had requested that Saturday night. Harry a life-long borough resident Instituto Teologico Salesino in services be strictly private." Crosby visited the body at the She was the widow of Dal- Turin, Italy- the spokesman said "And Madnd Institute for Forensic ton Parmly, who died in 1937 Ordained in 1966. Father that's why she's trying to do Medicine where it was taken She is survived by one son. LaForge has served as the di- it his way " ' (or an autopsy John Parmly. here, a sister. —rector of Religious Activities Miss Marie Bnggs. and one at Salesian High School, New granddaughter Rochelle. NY The Adams Memorial Twin is improving Other appointments since Home. Red Bank, is in charge ordination include principal of Tuesday's operation, her con- of arrangements PHILADELPHIA (AP) - St Dominic's Savio High The Siamese twin girl sepa- dition is still critical but Edward Tisdell School. Boston, associate prin- rated from her sister in a stable cipal of Don Bosco High delicate operation last week Her sister, with whom she FREEHOLD - Kdward J School. Ramsey, and most re- is still holding her own. offi- shared a heart, died during Tisdell. 63, 67-1 Park Ave, died cently, principal of Holy cial! at Children's Hospital the operation yesterday at Jersey Short Cross High School, Delran here said yesterday Hospital officials are not re- Medical Center. Neptune Township A hospital spokesman said leasing the names of the He was bom in Newark and although the infant has twins or the parents at the lived in Point Pleasant before slightly improved since last family's request. moving here a year and a Brookdale gets half ago He was a1 boat mechanic 855,000 grant with Silverton, Marine Co, Marlboro LINCROFT - Brookdale He wasia member of Tri- Community College has re- nity Methodist Church, New- ceived a $55,000 grant to ex- ark, and Ihn International pand its Cooperative Educa- Lnion nf Electrical Workers tion Program Norton Mill- Surviving are his widow. ner, Coordinator of Coopera- Mrs Duns Tisdell a SOU I lit- tive Education at the county ford J Tisdell of New college, said the grant is be- Brunswick, a daught.-r Mr- lieved to be the largest re- Dolores Dunne of Teheran ceived by any two-or four- Iran, (our sisters. Mrs K.dna year college in the state un- Duthaler of Aliquippa. Penn- der Title VIII of the Higher sylvania, Mrs Ella Schuler of Education Act Point Pleasant. Mrs Win- THE NEW PLAYTEX* 'SUPPORT CAN nifred Hiltz of Stanhope, Mr- The funds will permit the BE BEAUTIFUL1 UNDERWIRE BRAS college to expand and de- Francis Shiel of W'esl Orange Introducing support too beautiful to hide .,. In three and three grandchildren centralize its Coop Ed pro- gram Millner said three Co- new Support Can Be Beautiful underwire bras The Higgms Funeral Home from Playtex*. Try them on and see for yourself. There's is in charge of arrangements op Ed Student Development Assistants will be hired, one the delicate lace cup style that's so feminine, so pretty ... a each for the Business Learn- soft, smooth tricot cup version you'll love to wear under 201. Cord Of Thanks ing Center, the Technology sweaters ... and an exciting plunge style that's bare HEBRON - Vlolo. We would Ilk* lo tttank all our Mendi one relatives for Learning Center and Commu- and beautiful. And, all give you the terrific tfwlr kind de«h ond 'rtowgtits (jurinn nications Media These coor- Our time of n**G support you'd expect from a Playtex® underwire bra. Select The Family dinators will interview; stu- the/style that's right for you today. Support can be beautiful. dents in their area to deter- The Plunge 7,95 202. Deoth Notices mine whether they are job The Plunge, D cup 8.95 ready for work-experience in FORNINO —eiuoDem w lnN Smooth Tricot 7.95 PoTteM 70 of 41 Flril Ave . Lona career areas related to their Branch on Oct 16. 1177 Funeral Smooth Tricot, D cup 8.95 WWneWov Oct 19, at I a m frorn the programs of study ; and Hoffman Funeral Home. 415 B'ood Lace Cup 8.95 way. Long Branch Most of CKruHor, present' job opportunities to Burial of 9 am ol Our Lody Stgr of the students which they might Lace Cup, D cup 9,95 the Sea R C Cnurcti interment, Wood fill onfl 7 yp m PARMLEY — Union E ot 1) KIIIMIIIWI Hill Writ ffiver Pood, Rumson on Oct la SACRED FIRE-The Reformed Church, Tinton al Red Bon* Funeral service Tuesday Bloodmobile visit Oct '• at ? p m from the Adams Me Falls, burned the mortgage yesterday during cere- mortal Home )IO Broad St.. Red Bank SHREWSBURY - A blood Friends may coll at the furterol home monies marking Its 75th anniversary. Holding the looey J1 and 7 9 p m mobile will be at the Mon- soon to be consumed papers are Mrs. Mary Love- mouth County Chapter of [he rsidge, Red Bank, who joined the church in 1913, 203. In Memoriam American Red Cross. S30 Rev. Arthur London, pastor, Russell C. Coyne, Red In loving memory of Curtis L Broad St . Shrewsbury, from if. Gone, out not forgotten Bank, treasurer and Beth Elwell, Red Bank, who 2 tn 7 p m Tuesday also iolned In 1913. ASBUBY PARK AUCA. TII4W) .AMURY P»W RED BAH* 1^30 WED FW TO 9 .wen TOWN i SAT to a» sun WOQN-S «MW>LAPAH MON-BAT SHREWSBURY.N.j MoioAY.OCTOBER i7.1977 TheDMlyRegster 5 MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Muhler is delighted OUR BEST PRICES ARE with federal lawsuit MARLBORO lected with its dues for its I'd ations 110,000 The suit claims Assemblywoman Marie A litical Action Committee the so-called reverse check- Muhler. K-Munmouth, whu (PAC). The PAC makes pulil off system violates federal triggered it, yesterday hailed ical campaign contributions election laws which prohibit a Federal Election Commis- The Marlboro Assem- labor groups from using dues sion (FEC) lawsuit charging blywoman was protesting the money for political cam- the National Education Asso- NJEA practice of adding »-' a paigns or coercing members NO D€U«RY CHARM ON ORDERS OVER ciation and 18 ol its state affil- year for PAC to the 173 an- into making campaign contri- SIM AND WITHIN * IS MILE RADIUS OF THIS iates, including the New Jer- nual dues it charged each of butions STORE - EXCEPT AS NOTED sey Education Association its 84,000 teacher members "The NJEA started the (NJEA), with violating elec- The $75 was collected for the practice a year ago this past tion laws by requiring teach- NJEA by school boards, September and didn't return ers to contribute to political which deduct NJEA dues the money until last June," campaigns from teachers' paychecks Assemblywoman Muhler de- SHEE ING SPECIALS BIG SELECTION PANELS BY ABIIIBI "One of the reasons (or the clared yesterday "And they Responding to a complaint 7.99 suit is the complaint I filed refused to return nTuch of it RIVIERA WALNUT by Mrs. Muhler, state At- LIGHT MEDIUM last year," Assemblywoman pending the outcome of the 7.99 torney Ceneral William IIy HUNTMGW0OD. Muhler acknowledged "I'm investigation I requested " w DAM WAN. land last January ruled that 4.99 HFJRLOOM CHERRY 7.9* very happy to sec this posi- school boards couldn't collect After the llyland ruling, an tive action, which has been a NMMNttNL. 5.99 COLONIAL HKKORY _9.99 the PAC contributions, and NJEA bill which would make long time coming." the NJEA refunded teachers the reverse check-off system SEAFOAM WHITE 6.99 ENGLISH SYCAMORE 399 "I'm happy for the teach- the money legal passed the state Assem- SOUTHHELO 6.99 9.99 ers, too," Mrs Muhler said bly but. Mrs Muhler opined, orna BAY "It leaves them with a Walter O'Brien, the NJEA "I don't think it will pass the HKKORY NUT.. 6.99 IUNKEI Htl _9.99 stronger association, because director of government rela- Senate " the individual teacher will tions, said the organization WEUINGTON._. 6.99 SAWMILL SILVER 10.99 have a voice in deciding to will try to have its name re- Under the NJEA procedure COUNTRY PECAN 6.99 HAND HEWN .11.99 whom they will contribute, moved from the FEC suit be-, Mr llyland ordered stopped, 6.99 and how much ' cause the union isn't using teachers who didn't want to RUSTKOAK. CHARRED CEDAR. -11.99 Mrs Muhler filed a com- contribute to PAC could write payroll deductions for PAC OlD WESTER 6.99 plaint with the KKC just one anymore. and ask for their $2 back, the AU PAIBS MIHATED WOODMAN year ago, charging that the association said It said about The KEC suit asks the court WOODIUKNINli HREPLAIU NJEA was using money col- 16 per cent did mm lo fine the education associ- THE FRANKLIN CONTINENTAL BY PHEW AY Classic example ol rugged, functional European styling combined with lop- STOVE quality American materials It's all por- celain and comes complete with lire- A NICE COZY screen, color-malching pipe to reach a FEELING AT 9-foot ceiling, ceiling collar, built-in Educators targeted damper and built-in ash guard AFFORDABLE 95 PRICES FB-24 ROM >358 in malpractice suits By U.S. Stove Co. An American tradition, ZERO this authentic, wood CAPRI & NEWARK (AP) Malpractice suits, suits against schools for failing to burning fireplace stove traditionally lodged against doctors and provide enough knowledge are more dif- can be used anywhere CLEARANCE lawyers, are being filed against educa- ficult to prove because there are no clear lor warmth, beauty and cooking convenience Shown MODERN tors in increasing numbers as parents cut guidelines, even though basic skills with optional gate, flue pipe and brass knobs This old- WOOD BURNING timer comes with fully closing doors with side drafts BYPREWAY and students seek compensation (or im- tests are given in grades 3, 6. 9 and 11. traditional boot and built in damper BUILT IN proper and inadequate schooling Unlike doctors and lawyers, "al- Now on Display though teachers think of themselves as $ 9b BYPREWAY Two education malpractice suits are Install almost anywhere — Easily professionals, it's harder to define what 26" stove 149 ModemeC-38 known in New Jersey and there are sim $ framed in directly on wood floors ilar cases in New York and California we mean by a professional standard of ,95 Capri C-30" 95 without supports The case of Thomas McNeil, a tree . care or competence." Eisdorfer ex- 30" stove 179 Ztro Otorowt 28" 3* -42" plained 5 YEAR WARRANTY - PIPES AND ACCESSORIES NOT IN- From 19$ trimmer from Maplewood, is scheduled CLUDED IN PRICE From 169" to be heard next April in Superior Court Under Eisdorfer's theory, the suits in Essex County by McNeil and the Livingston couple, not WHITE ALUMINUM identified because a juvenile is involved, REDWOOD LUMBER The Garden State's other educational LUMBER DEPT. GUTTERS & appear to have some chance ol succeed YARD WORN CONSTRUCTION malpractice suit also is in Essex, in- ing while the California and New York 2x4x6 ECOH ~ 79 2x3x8 CONST 1.29 LEADERS volving a Livingston couple suing the suits dealing in generalities have less 2x4x7 KON W 2x4 29 H. school board for failing to classify their 1x4 FR FLOORING .33 If. I"x6" 28 If. chance 2x4x« ICON...._ 1.29 1x2 SPRUCF „ 05 If. 2x6 „ 43 If. lO'GUTTll leA. neurologically impaired 11 year-old son In the California case, the San Fran- 2"x4" .45 If. Both cases seek monetary damages 2x4x8 TEL PINE Const 1.79 1x3 SPRUCE OS IF. 2x8 „... 58 If. (used .school board argues its only respon- 2"x6" .67 H. 20' GUTTER I New Jersey law prohibits stating the sibility is to provide classes 2x10... 73 H. amount sought , The New YorV case was filed by a 19- 2x12 „ So If. 2"x8" .90 If. McNeil, who graduated from Colum LUANPLYWOOD 4x8' SHEETS year-old Copiaque. 1. I , High School 4x4 65 If. .95 If. bia High School in 1974. claims failure b) graduate who says he matriculated with W Interior 6.99 "TERIOR FIR the Maplewood South Orange school the reading ability of a third grader and board to diagnose and treat a reading had to bnng his mother with him to fill H'tah. 7.99 ^" ?? SHEET ROCK disability which has left him functionally out job applications COMBINATION WINDOW illiterate and confined him to low-paying 3 S 2.39 Timing of the suits also can be im- PARIKLE BOARD /j". 11.95 TRIPLE TRACK menial jobs portant because both the Maplewood 4«8«S 179 Steven Eisdorfer. an attorney al tin- South Orange and Long Island school Vt" *6.99 Wl. '14.95 Education Law Center here, said the boards are expected to argue that the 2,99 easiest education malpractice suits to ar- time to complain is before the student W *8.99 '/•". '16.95 Sim IKTfO gue involve failing to identify a specific- graduates */•" .2,96 *1.39 W". '19.85 Waterproof 4J29 handicap or failing to place a student in Maplewood-South Orange is expected MUOmOHAl 4««»V the wrong specialized class to ask in December that McNeil's suit be Vt" UTUTY TEMPERED HARDIOARD 4il 7.95 Flrtcod* 4.59 State laws are specific on treating thrown out because he wai too late in educational handicaps, he said complaining PRE-HUNG INTERIOR DOORS DOUBLE HUNG 2/2 WINDOWS 131 HOUOW COli IAUAN IOC« I 1DIM NOT INCLUDED 2/0'«3/2 .?31 JO 2/8«3/2... J36.75 3/0x3/2...... !40i0 2/0x3/6 34.95 2/8x3/6 38.95 »/W/*—4130 GOP platformJs^ unveiled 2/ox3/io-....36.95 •••••• 3/0x3/10-43.95 LINCROFT - "People not zens advisory groups " crat, and the resignation of 2/0x4/2 37.95 2/«»4/2. 41.75 3/o»4/a 45.95 Politics" is the slogan under "The majority of the people Col Harry 1 I.ultman as which Commitleeman Ralph in the township are not in fa- chairman of Ihe authority, 2/0x4/6 39.95 2/8x4/6. 42.95 3/0»4/6 47.95 A. Siciliano and his running vor of the master plan which they said came under WSUUTED CUSS ALSO AVAILABLE 2/8x3/2 MULLION 74.95 mate, Robert J. McEvilly. re- enacted. April 1, 1974, " Mr Democratic pressure leased a five-plank campaign Siciliano stated "Bipartisanism was respon- Mr McEvilly called plan- ning and zoning the one issue FENCING QOSEOUT5 LANDSCAPE TIMBERS that really defines the differ- scons* PRODUCTS 4"x5"x8' PRESSURE TREATED 3.95 ence between the two parties *1 STOCKADE S.OOO ., H. 10,000 •< ft. IS.N0 •< II. In Middletown " 6"x6"x8' CREOSOTE TIUTID 6.95 TURF BUILDER The candidates promised to 8' x 4' *9' 6.89 12.59 17.89 13" 6"x8"x8' CREOSOTE TREATED 8.95 TURF BUILDER PIUS 2 bend all their efforts to scale 1 9.19 17.29 24.29 down the current master 8 x 5'.™. PULVERIZED LIME 99' par 50 Ib. Bag plan's provision for 7,000 or 14" GRANULAR UME 8,000 multi-family dwelling 8' x 6' USED RAILROAD TIES 119 per 50 Ib. Bug units to the 1,700 or 1,800 called for in the current zon- HMCI APPRO! SPRUCE POST Q" WIIM ing ordinance. They also re- TREATED POST NEW ject "heavy c o m- "** HUC! Grade 93 #2 «7 mercialization and additional PKCID PICKET STOCKADE $ UL apartment concentration WITH IOUHD POST 8x6.. 15" 5.95 7.95 *9.95 being planned currently by the Democrats for Rt. 36 and BUDGET the Bayshore." DRIVEWAY SEALER • Slwty, l Input from township resi- • iny-it-Mm iH.ilr.ltJ initmtwu. BARN • ICBJ n-mi-ttl with 4'l4' aW dents as well as professional 5 GAL. PAIL r 99 AMERICA'S FINEST BASEMENT DOOR guidance will be sought in a FLJNTCOTE Kxng.iiown. J • »Mr«li». la my far J 8'x8'x8' program to ensure planning "B" or "0" "C" • Mat la yam Int. Kobert J. McKvllly and zoning that will not only Ralph A. Siciliano BLACK CORAL $ $ o MM H ywtwH mi m. comply with the Land Use LATEX 1.000 tq. H. conragi 13" • Ml pnf8Kiraf iMMly . platform at a press confer- 109°° n9°° Law, but also will be de- sible for the success of our $159oo ence in the Lincroft Inn. signed to serve the needs of senior citizens housing pro- ECONOMY WHITE Mr. Siciliano seeks his sec- WHITE ALUMINUM Z BRICK SAVINGS "the people, not the devel- gram until about two months INTERIOR LATEX PAINT 499 ond three-year term on the opers and those who serve ago when the Democrats COMBINATION CROSS BUCK ALL into and C Township Committee, where them," the candidates started playing funny games. 49 ECONOMY WHITE he serves as a member of the pledged. Then Col. Luttman was RS jj/19 STYLES Country RuiNc JBOX EXTERIOR LATEX PAINT 5£ two-man GOP minority. Mr. In their second plank the dumped and Mrs. Kelly was 1V.x3O-32-36x80 McEvilly seeks to unseat GOP hopefuls promised to out," said Mr. McEvilly, a Mayor Allan J . MacDonald, a take advantage of "the Housing Authority member. Democrat, who seeks a sec- wealth of experience, knowl- The Republicans' third ond term. edge and understanding of plank includes a six-year plan If both GOP candidates win our senior residents" and "to for capital improvements as in next month's general elec- seek their help in finding required under the Land Use )NMOUTH HONMOUTH tion, control of the Township compassionate solutions to Law "so Middletown's resi- Committee will swing to the the problems that face the dents will know the projects IBUILDING) Republicans. township." and priorities to be funded In their plank on zoning and Mr. McEvilly and Mr. Sici- with their tax dollars over the I CENTER )ING CENTER years ahead " BUIl planning, the GOP hopefuls liano called especially for a charge that (he .township return to bipartisanism in se- Mr. Siciliano and Mr. master plan, largely authored nior citizen housing, scoring McEvilly charged that the 777 SHREW BURY AVE.. SHREWSBURY by the Democrats, is a blue- the ouster by the Democrats Democrats have been guilty print to tum the township into of Mrs. Helen Kelly, a lifelong of "ineptness and short- fOpposfff Sycamore Lam) "Middle City, totally ignoring Republican, from the Housing sightedness" and with "bur- the wishes of our residents Authority in favor of Mrs dening our children with ex- 747-5220 10-17-77 and the counsel of our citi- Xlayle Richardson, a Demo- cessive long term bonding " HOURS: Mon-ffl 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. SAT. 7:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. The Daily Register Who is minding the store? By JACK ANDERSON >>d iiiiimiimiiiiiiiini •••••• minim served in the McDonald the economy" and prevent Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register LES WHITTEN chain's glasses, which alle- companies "from being bur- WASHINGTON gedly contain an unsafe mea- dened with inequitable loss- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Likeable, loquacious John sure of lead The Consumer es" President and Editor Byington is supposed to lead Product Safety Commission is Byington has stayed around , SCENE supposed to regulate 1 the national crusade against the commission long enough, dangerous products Yet he McDonald's, not give the meanwhile, to find jobs for Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor seems to devote more of his IIIINII > Illllllllllll I Mill chain its official stamp of ap- his friends He temporarily time to polishing his political proval hired two members of his for- 6 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1977 image and gallivanting friendship for John ' Byington's hamburger con- mer law firm. Dennis Nys around the globe While Byington was busy nection has stirred a rumpus ANDERSON trom and Frank Foriescue. to He has hired a public rela- giving interviews, the com- in the backrooms of the com- hold down key posts. Accord- Golden gate tions firm, which also attends plaints against dangerous mission Kor example. Com- around the world on official ing to files marked "restrict- to his political grooming He products were piling up inside missioner R David Pittle has business Last spring, we re- ed," he also hired another fa- has the necessary assets — the commission A backlog of sent Byington a confidential ported that he had flown at vorite. William McCarney. good looks, amiable mien and ISO dangerous products now memo complaining: "1 do not the taxpayers' expense to fa- two days before the closing social knack - to set him awaits Byington's attention want the commission's efforts raway places with strange date for other applicants. apart from ordinary men But the chairman has been to be viewed as reinforcing sounding names in Europe, The Civil Service Commis- Now Terzian Associations, a more interested in blowing the desire of children to go to the Far East and the Carib- sion has launched a con- firm that specializes in charm his horn than in attending to McDonald's hamburger shop bean fidential Investigation into courses lor politicians, is the technical, tedious details to rtbiam a (safety) check-off The publicity didn't seem to Byington's hiring practices. helping him to merchandise of his office For his latest list complete with burgers slow him down at all He just his political appeal promotion scheme, he has en- and fries " kept on going to California. Footnote: In a long Inter- The company's president, listed Ronald McDonald, the Pittle also objected to the Florida and Puerto Rico He view. Byington Insisted his Carl Terzian. has arranged hamburger clown, to huckster coincidence that both made flying visits to Chicago. travels help publicize the several speeches tor Bying- product safety McDonald and the commis- New York City and Portland. commission's work. He swore ton. has introduced him in the He paid $425,000 last year to sion are clients of the same Ore He also made four that he spends to hours a right circles, has persuaded McDonald and Little, an At- advertising agency "The ap- speechmaking trips to Mich- week at his office He said magazines to write articles on lanta advertising agency, to pearance of favoritism is in- igan, the land of his ambition Terzian set up speeches for him and television stations to ballyhoo the commission's ef- escapable," he warned Nor Byington's staff has been him "as a favor to me" and interview him Associates say forts The same agency is should McDonald's be allowed busy, however, while he has probably lost money on his Byington has his eye on high also paid to stimulate the na- to use a government seal in been on the loose The staff government contract. The political office in his native tional appetite for its safety campaign. Pittle has been pushing plans to staff report advocating that Michigan. McDonald's hamburgers The protested reimburse businesses for loss- businesses collect reimburse- Last year, the Consumer two objectives have now been The commission "should es caused by the commis- ments. Byington said, was of- Product Safety Commission, combined into one glorious (not) be in the business of re- sion's actions, thus assuring fered "at the request of an- which Byington heads, paid campaign to sell hamburgers viewing public relations mate the manufacturers of unsafe other agency" and wasn't In- the Terzian firm 117.000 in and safety out of the same rial developed by private cor- products that they would tended to represent the com- consulting fees There was no drive-ins porations The potential for have nothing to risk for their mission's policy connection. Terzian solemnly The burger chain has been abuse is simply too great. " shoddy work He argued that there was attested, between his services authorized to use the commis- the memo warned A staff report contends that nothing wrong with (he ar- for the government and for sion's seal in a safety cam- Those who question Bying- reimbursement would "defuse rangement with McDonald's Byington Terzian told us he paign, which may include ton's actions, however, some- opposition" from the business and that such companies had helped Byington "on a passing out free refreshnents times have difficulty finding community, "eliminate a ma- "wouldn't receive favorable volunteer basis, purely out of Hopefully, these won't be him in He is often flitting jor source of uncertainty in treatment " Ali's blessings, failings

By JIM BISHOP llllllllllHtllllllllHnillMllllllllllllinilllHMI doctor has never submitted a million-dollar body and the bill to any of them neurological reflexes of a When you dwell (or a mo- THE The man who remained at king cobra The only boxer I ment on the interminable love Muhammad All's side through ever saw who could match his affair Muhammad Ali has the good days and the bad is automatic grace in the nng been carrying on with him- REPORTER Angelo Dundee, easily the was Benny Leonard self, it is incredible to learn best manager of the past two And yet. when the that he found time for wom- IIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHIIlllllllllllll decades When millions were sportswriters compos* those en Dr. Ferdie Pacheco as- Dr Ferdie says that Ah had calling All a draft dodger, it rainy-day-what if columns. I sures me that All almost de- bad hands for a long time was Dundee who soothed his am reminded that I saw four stroyed his body with three The doc shot him between the spirits and brought him back fighters who. in their prime, years of unremitting sex knuckles with novocaine up the ladder to fame and es- BISHOP could catch Muhammad All in It is one heck of a body to shortly before each battle pecially fortune 15 rounds and kill him. destroy, and if All must bend This worried the Muslims in The champ may have a and arms Frazier rocked I saw Jack Dcmpsey knock it out of shape. I don't know Chicago An hour before the more outstanding record in him So did Young Earnie out Luis Angel Firpo in two The MCAP situation of a better way ad nauseum first Frazier fight, the doctor bed than in the nng. but he Shavers might have put him rounds 1 saw Joe Louis beat- Dr Pacheco should know He was ready with his needle has never forgiven himself away but he was slow to capi en by Schmeling and saw him The Monmouth Community Ac- mass resignation, and a request by- has written a book. "Fight Ah looked downcast for his lack of education tie talize on his devastating come back to put the kraut tion Program (MCAP) has come Freeholder Jane Clayton that the Doctor," which recounts the "Well." he said, "the boys hungers to know He reads punches away in one round I saw upon increasingly sorry' times. The county not give the agency any more inside story of his years in from Chicago say no one slowly and painfully In a ho- All is aware that fight fans Rocky Marciano. who should Cassius Clay's comer knows what you are putting tel room, he tries to write his pay a lot of money to see him have hung his left arm in the mass resignation last week of nine money until it has been thoroughly I know Ferdie And I be- in my hands You're white thoughts on pads destroyed For him. this is a dressing room, take severe members of the agency's board of investigated by county, state and lieve him Everyone knows and you don't get paid, so His religious feelings are melancholy situation because beatings and drop his man trustees added a note of despair that federal officials. that the heavyweight cham- they may be able to buy you genuine Almost everything the champ wants to be loved with one awkward overhand seems, for the moment, to make the We would hope MCAP now has pion has been married sev- off and then you put some he does is by instinct rather His mental and emotional lev nght picture even darker. In the longer hit bottom and can, with proper eral times and is still paying dope in my hands " The re- than by rationalization When el may be about age 12 And Harry Greb He could for those wedding bells sult of this friendly showdown he told me. some years ago. As Ferdie states, the champ beat anyone of any weight view, however, it may prove a first guidance, begin its recovery. Sometimes, just thinking was that Dr Pacheco went on that he was "too pretty to be doesn't hold conversations and he was never more than step in putting this worthy and One of the problems has been about it makes him mad the champ's payroll hurt " in the ring, he was They are monologues He a middleweight Greb could much needed project back on the that the attitude of many of the enough to fight Ferdie has a medical office serious At one time his reac- [ears being caught in a dia- box Greb could punch He tracks for a smoother ride. trustees has been, to a great extent, And sometimes, when the in a poor section of Miami tion to a thrown punch was so logue where he might not un- had to die before they found negative—lacking the necessary tongues of All and.Howard He should move out. but he fast that he was an almost derstand the question In- out he had a glass eye. The road has been rough for a Cosell duel. I get mad enough won't His second quirk is impossible target stead, he recites his childish Ali has more millions than sensitivity and compassion for what long time, with dissension among to fight The champ has an in- that he is mad about boxing Today, time and the layoffs jingles, shouts his threats and all of them earned Unfor MCAP was created for and is trying board members sparking stormy defatigable larynx He can He has worked in the corner have slowed him He can be inundates his admirers with tunately. he is weak at arith- to do. We realize the problem in- inanities meetings and frequent clashes be- talk the hind legs off a pi- of seven champions And hit He has been punished for metic This keeps him fight- volved is many-faceted and made geon some washed-up bums The the scornful lowering of hands He was blessed with a six- ing beyond his time tween supporters and critics of more complex by the allegations MCAP's executive director, Wilbert against Mr. Russell. We hope the C. Russell. It has worsened in the call for a full investigation of the en- past • two weeks with one board ac- tire operation will be heeded, so that tion suspending Mr. Russell and a A big round for labor the record can be, once and for all, subsequent one, accomplished via a set straight. iiHiiiiiiMimiiiMMimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi Harbuh forduh Gi'nts " til next year, but its vote of telephone conference call, reinstat- By JAMES J. KILPATRICK Credit ought to be given October 7 on the minimum We must realize, however, that ing him. Ten trustees angrily A couple of weeks ago. con-CONSERVATIVE where credit is due This was wage bill offers no encour- stormed out of the trustees' reorga- MCAP—in its organization and by servatives on Capitol Hill a personal triumph for Alex- agement to the business com- nization meeting Tuesday night. its very nature—cannot operate as were having a merry time ander Balkan, the 69-year-old munity. The Senate rejected That was over refusal of Reinaldo does the Board of Freeholders, or a They had just dealt organized VIEW chief of the AFLCIO's Com- an attempt to provide a spe- cial sub-minimum wage for Nazario, board chairman, to step municipal governing body, or any labor a series of setbacks on mittee on Political Education the minimum wage bill in the iiHiiiiiimiiliiiiilimiiiiiiilliliiiiiiiiiiiMiiii He is a Dickensian figure held teenagers, and it added limi- down after the group he represents other official board. Those who ad- House, and they were about "labor reform " package that in affectionate regard even tations to the House-passed minister its operations must be fully reportedly renounced him in a letter to break their arms patting gives Big Labor its sweetest by his right-wing foes. He exemptions for certain small to the board. understanding of and sympathetic one another on the back victory in 32 years On the fol- turned up at a Capitol Hill re- businesses. KILPATRICK for the problems with which it deals. They can stop the exercise lowing day. the Senate made ception on the night of the la- Conservative spokesmen At that time MCAP was under We do not think the trustees who now. Face it, my brothers bad matters worse: The Sen- bor reform vote, grinning like get along without that support will have to fall back and threat of loss of its federal funding quit the board, or Mrs. Clayton, We got clobbered. ate approved a four-step hike a well-fed collie, his homely in 1978," No threats, says Al. regroup. Businessmen staged mug alight with honest jubila- their own fine performance by the Community Services Admin- have that understanding. There is no way to paper in the minimum wage that No reprisals Nothing ugly over the defeat suffered by would produce an hourly min- tion. Just think it over. some months ago, in defeat- istration (CSA), the federal agency We hope the resigned members the business community on imum of (3.40 by 1981. As Leo A newsman asked him how Members thought it over; ing the common site picketing which oversees it, if it doesn't begin will be succeeded by trustees who October 6 By a vote of 257- Durocher once remarked, in a he brought it off Well, said and Al romped home with a bill Right-to-work forces also to solve some of its financial prob- will address the problems in the 163. the House approved a different context, it was "Poil Al. it was organization — a margin of 80 to 100 votes on have worked effectively to forestall any serious effort for lems. positive attitude needed to get lot of organization, plus a every critical amendment. By little bitty nudge at the end any objective yardstick, it repeal of Section 14(b) of The following day brought the MCAP running again. Three months ago, COPE set was a very fine performance. Taft-Hartley But on the labor up a Labor Reform Task And it produced a very bad reform package, they face an Force in every congressional bill This "labor reform" uphill struggle. They might Here we go again district where there appeared package is as imbalanced as consider a task force in every to be a chance of influencing the original Wagner Act of state, an (800,000 special fund, Some Eatontown officials are moviegoers can and can't see. a vote. An 1800.000 fund was 1935 The measure is carefully an organized effort, and some well-directed nudges. What claiming a moral victory in that raised through special assess- drawn to give organized labor The next step, we suppose, will ments. Union representatives every possible advantage in business needs most of all, if they succeeded the other night in an envious word may be for- be for the borough fathers to inspect then began to put the pres- its drive for new members — halting the showing in a borough sure on members of the a drive of surpassing concern given, is its own version of a the local bookstores and decide theater of an "adult" movie — rated House. to the AFL-CIO. Over the guy named Al. X by some theaters but reportedly which volumes are fit and unfit for During the August recess, past two years, the unions drawing only an R (for restricted) local consumption. while members were men- have lost 767,000 members: in most communities. So again we ding fences at home, union they now represent barely a Today If the officials involved won a spokesmen made it a point to fifth of the nation's labor have an incident in which the self- victory, it is a hollow one at best. pay a social call. Toward the force. appointed censors — in this case Somehow, we're not impressed by end of September, when floor If the Senate goes along in history borough councilmen — succeed in such efforts to mandate individual action was scheduled, the with the House proposal, Big On this date: having it their way as to what local moral standards. 1800,000 fund was tapped to Labor should be able to re- In 1855, the English engi- bring nearly 500 local union coup — at the cost of some neer and factory owner, Hen- lobbyists to Washington. They heavy-handed Impositions on ry Bessemer, patented his systematically pounded the employers. The bill encour- process for making steel. Lance one-liners linger corridors of the three House ages hurry-up votes on repre- In 1933, Dr. Albert Einstein office buildings, pleading a sentation elections; the bill arrived in the United States Despite Bert Lance's withdrawal And a wag quoted by the Wall well-informed case for the would penalize employers as a refugee from Nazi Ger- from the Carter administration, the Street Journal says that the Lance bill. who try to resist. To make many. certain the scales stay tilted, interest in Lance jokes seems to be affair shows that "we're a govern- Then came the little bitty In 1968, it was announced nudge Barkan's boys politely the bill would add two mem- compounding daily. ment without checks and balances." that Jacqueline Kennedy laid out the facts of political bers to the National Labor re- would marry Greek shipping Johnny Carson reported an There is probably a logical ex- life to more than a hundred lations Board. It is a fair as- magnate Aristotle Onassis. sumption that in any doubtful armed holdup at one of Mr. Lance's planation for the continuing popu- members who had enjoyed Ten years ago: Gov. Nelson case, Mr. Carter's appointees banks which netted the robbers larity of Lance lines — but it's more Big Labor's support in the Rockefeller said: "I am not a 1974 and 1976 elections. "We would go along with Al. thousands of dollars—in pawn tick- fun to say there's no accounting for Herblock is on vacation candidate. I do not intend to just asked them to think ets. the phenomenon. The Senate will not take up be a candidate. I do not want Imbalance of payments about how they would like to the labor reform package un- to be president" SHREWSBURY, N j MONDAY. OCTOBER i7.1977 The Daily Register 7 Ingels: Hollywood success By BARBARA his calculations and ex- Although he couldn't get mercial under any circum- table, and suggested that he RIEGELHAUPT panding to a 14-person staff Charlie's deserted Angel for a stances would be perfect for an up- with offices in New York. White House savings band Ingels smiles, reflecting on coming waltz albums promo- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Chicago. London and Tokyo, rally — Ingels was contacted the moment of glory lion Burl Lancaster went to Rus- as well as Hollywood after attempts from Washing- "If all that I guarantee is to "Look. Larry, you're worth sia because of him Farrah Although the bulk of his ton to get Miss Fawcett-Ma- bring the question to the per- 140 million, you have a card Fawcett-Majors didn't go to work is for advertising Jon had failed — he did man- son who has to answer it. I'm so go over and introduce the White House, despite him. agencies looking for celebri- age to coax Elizabeth Taylor doing a service," he said yourself," Ingels said to his But he got Elizabeth Taylor ties to do commercials, the into substituting. And Ingels says that be- friend from 3.000 miles away to go instead. one-man operation he began "My talent is in being re- coming the White Knight of •No." Kramer replied The man wielding that awe- tw years ago has expanded its lentless and in getting through Hollywood is all that he's af- "That's your thing " some influence is Marty In- horizons. where most people don't ter. Ingels made a person-to- gels, whose career as a come- Lancaster, for example, know how." Ingels said "I He's especially proud of ar- person phone call and says it dian peaked with the 1960s was recruited to narrate a also know who's working and ranging for John Wayne to took 4L; minutes to settle the television comedy "I'm Dickens senes of one-hour documen- how to get all the actors thai serve as 1977 national honor- deal — He's Fenster " Although he tary' segments on the Soviet may not be Farrah-Fawcelt ary' crusade chairman for the "From then on," the come- no longer appears on the Union's involvement in World or Fonzie. American Cancer Society. No dian said with a smile. "I re- screen with any regularity, War II, based on archive "There are thousands of ac- one got paid in that deal, with alize l had a unique talent." Ingels has become one of the films the Russians have tors who want to work on one even Ingels suspending his most sought after men in Hol- agreed to release for the first side and all the people looking minimum $1,000 fee lywood. time. , for actors on the other," he But that wasn't the first Dubbed the "celebrity con- continued. "I simply bring lime Ingels received no pay- nection," Ingels has set him- Ingels said the film, ex- them together." ment for his connections. self up as everyone's insider pected to be ready for tele- His system works — bring- It was at a low point in his in the entertainment capital. vision syndication next ing him more than 11 million life in 1971. following his di- Anyone, anywhere who needs spring, is being produced by a in a year — but his activities vorce and years of dis- a movie or TV star (or any joint Soviet-US, effort And have not ingratiated him with integrating fame and fortune, reason can call Ingels. Inc. of with characteristic en- the personal agents he often that an old friend called to Hollywood and be assured thusiasm for his new line of circumvents, despite the fact ask him to get celebrities to that Marty Ingels will be on work. Ingels calls the project that they get their commis- promote the mail-order sale the phone within hours — and "undoubtedly the biggest ci- sion even when he steps in as of oldies albums. probably minutes — tracking nematographic effort between middleman Ingels said he recognized down the celebrity/ countries to date." Ingeles especially delights his potential and the potential "If you put a telephone On a smaller scale, Ingels' In telling the tale of wooing of being a Hollywood "con- CELEBRITY CONNECTION - Comedian Marty Ingels looks over some number in front of me, I'll do maneuverings have corralled Orson Welles for a brandy nector" when the friend, Lar- NOW SHOWING information on his Hollywood clients with his fiancee actress Shirley Jones everything I can to reach a dozens of celebrities for spots commercial. ry Kramer, called him from a EXCLUSIVE In their Beverly Hills home. Ingels, dubbed the "celebrity connection," has person," said the bare-footed, promoting a wide range of After efforts to go through New York restaurant one AREA ENGAGEMENT set himself up as everyone's Insider In the entertainment capital. Anyone, jeans-clad Ingels, relaxing re- products. He lined up Orson Welles' business manager in night, told him that Rossano anywhere who needs a movie or TV star for any reason can call Ingels, cently at the Beverly Hills Welles for a prestigious Eu- New York provided fruitless, Brazzi was sitting at the next GRMIODLETOWN Inc. of Hollywood and be assured that Marty Ingels will track down the ce- home of actress Shirley ropean brandy advertising Ingels obtained the actor's RT 36.1 fALKER AVE .«1 I02O lebrity. Jones, whom he plans to mar- campaign) Nipsey Russell, telephone number from Dean fHIOMl-lll*!*'"""" ry In November. Joey Heatherton. Burgess Martin, got through and re- WMW-HH-fca-hH •>:•-»• At a minimum fee of 11,000 Meredith and Avery Schrei- ceived a personal okay. Two per celebrity from those who ber for Ray-O-Vac batteries; days later, a telegram from hire him. he's amassed a Robert Wagner for Timex, the business manager arrived From amateur hour small fortune, earning more and Don Knotts for a series of to "inform" Ingels that Well- than $1 million last year by Midwest radio commercials. es would not do the com- " '" — MIDDLETOWN to role in a series FoR ADULTS ,11,1V., I «T.«.sn-im "BABY DOLL" By JAY SHARnTTT chologist in "A Thousand moved to Los Angeles, and Todav- Plu$ 2nd Big Hit LOS ANGELES (AP) - Clowns " The kiddie shrink in while his father tried to get ce c 11:30 When Barry Gordon was only the hit play was trying to into radio here, he "pr° ed d DAYTIME MOVIES 9 PENN STATE FOOTBALL "FANTISEX" three years old. he climbed take Gordon away from his HIGHLIGHTS MMiti t THE CBS LATE MOVic into acting, appearing in such 10:00 (T 35 THE TONIGHT SHOW happy-go-lucky uncle, played Penn State vs Syracuse on a chair, sang "Cry" and TV shows as "Alfred Hitch- MOV* ,11 DINAH GGuest host Steve Martin won a preliminary round In by Jason Robards cock" and the "GE Theater " llher Goose Pad II Guests Will Greer. Kreskln, Guests Richard Burton. Robert George Gobel. Paul Williams, "Ted Mack's Original Ama- But Gordon, who starred in Gould. Norman Lear But after "Clowns." he had 5 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE , STRATHMORE teur Hours " both the Broadway and dim trouble finding work, had the 13 EVENING AT SYMPHONY 9 MOVIE I MOV* Voices' by contemporary . SHOPPING CENTER • That and the (act he lost in version ot "Clowns." seems The W«b Vesk Set' 1957 Spencer Tracy, child star blahs And. he said, composer Oily Wilson and Katharine Hepburn. An efficiency J HIGHWAY 34-MATAWAN * the finals to an Italian or- to have grown up eminently rather than rush into a bad 4:00 Rimsky-Korsakovs famihaT expert's arrival alarms workers in S83-4141 phans' choir could have as- well-adjusted, even though he movie and "take a giant step } MOVIE Sheherazade are performed by a research bureau of a broad- was performing most of the Bell. Book and Candle the Boston Symphony Orchestra casting company. The depart- lt f sured him lasting oblivion backward," he hit the books, under Seni Ozawa's baton ment head despite tears of being But 25 years later, he's still in years he was growing then enrolled at UCLA. 4:30 IX replaced by an electronic brain $150 75C show biz. a regular on ABC's Born in Brookline, Mass . He dropped out after a ? MOVIE 5 MERV GRIFFIN finds herself attracted to the 6:57 expert. (2 hrs. 10 mm ) "Fish" series briefly raised in Albany. Doctors Wives while to study guitar, write 3 4 NBC NEWS UPDATE 11 HONEYMOONERS "I shouldn't have expected N Y , his fledgling "Cry" led songs and make the rounds of S.S0 13 GREAT PERFORMANCES EVENING miracles," he laughed, ex- to other singing jobs on other rt'nird studios He even cut 2 NEWSBREAK Salome' Richard Strauss' one- 1 7 ABCNEWSBWEF act opera based on the play by plaining that the Mack effort major TV shows and then a one album Alas, it was mel- 1:00 Oscar Wilde features Teresa too began as a neighbor's gag hit record, "Nuttin' For low music in an era of ear- 2 3 4 6 7 10 NEWS Stralas in the title role of the Christmas." at age six I BRADY BUN 2 10 THE BETTY WWTE SHOW Biblical temptress who asked for "II there were to be miracles, shattering acid rock, and it • HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION When John finatly feels strong the head of John the Baptist Dr CINEMAS-Hazlet enough to tell Joyce their first I would've gone into the Ital- That led to a l.as Vejaa didn't sell II OOO COUPLE Karl Bohm conducts the Vienna "T 3S. "1) H9I ian orphans' choir stint in "Ken Murray's Black 12 11 ZOOM divorce was not valid and to beg Philharmonic Orchestra But Gordon, a surprisingly 0:30 her to divorce him again. Joyce 11:46 It's one of the ironies of outs" and a chat there with good guitarist and vocalist 3 NBC NEWS reacts with all the fury of a 6 7 NEWS acting that Gordon, son of an Sheldon Leonard of the whose music is in the Kenny 5 I LOVE LUCY woman scorned - twice (CON- 12:00 "Make Hoom For Daddy' 1 ABC NEWS CLUSION) (|1) TWILIGHT ZONE ex-radio announcer, plays a Hankin vein, hasn't given up g JOKER'S WILD J .4 NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT 12:19 bumbling child psychologist series. The chat led lo his on singing, even though he's 10 CSS NEWS THE MOVIES J) MOVIE in "Fish " fust acting job and a tempo- 12 N£WS 79 Park Avenue' Pan tl Lesley The Flying Fontaines' 1959 succeeding as an actor again, 13 MISTER ROGERS Ann Warren. Marc Singer Marja Michael Callan. Evy Norlund (1 At 13. he played an <>!>)<»' rary farewell to singing getting good weekly exposure 7:00 adopts the professional name of hr. 45mtn.) Marianne Morgan and wed,s Ross Gordon said his family 1 C8SNEWS 12:30 of concern to a child psy- in "Fish." Savitch The union is loveless 3 EVENING MAGAZINE (jj MOVIE and. not long after. Ross is slain 4 NBC NEWS Five Graves to Cairo' 1943 Akim in their living room by racketeers A i BRADY BUNCH Tamirofl, Anne Baxter |2hrs ) (2hrs) YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS < TO TtLLTHC TRUTH 11 MOVIE ..-swoor 6 7 ABC'S MONDAY NIGHT 7 AflCNEWS Terror in a Texas Town' 1958 iwux.i FOOTBALL < E*anlh> ' I BOWLING FOR DOLLARS Sterling Hayden. Sebastian 'THE SPY WHO ARE INVITED ... Cincinnati Bengals vs Pittsburgh 10 CONCENTRATION Cabot <1hr 30mm) KX) t II ROOKIES Steelers from Pittsburgh. Penn- sylvania lAllj 11 FRENCH CHEF 9 NINE ON NEW JERSEY U)iJq The Spinach Twins In Julia 11 MEDICAL CENTER Host: Tom SnyderT Child's own kitchen in Provence. iiX FILMS OF PERSUASION 1:30 France. Simone Beck helps Two Directors on World War II 2 MOVIE Free Pop Concert prepare a ham and spinach Blossoms In The Dust' 1941 John Huston's The Battle of San pastry turnovei Pielro depicts how wax looked to Greer Gar son Walter Pidgeon (2 NUREYEV hrs.) 7:J0 an Infantryman in Itaty Hum- 1:40 TUESOAY, OCTOBER 18, 7:30 P.M. 1 MUPPETSSHOW phrey Jennings' 'Diary for Timothy and London Can Take 9 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW MONMOUTH MALL CIVIC AUDITORIUM Guest Dom DeLuise 2:00 3 1100.000 NAME THAT TUNE It show the daily lives of British 3 ,7 11 NEWS Johnny Kwnm, one ot America's best and most popular 4 INSEARCHOF citizens in wartime England Reincarnation MB organists Kemm has received many standing ovations, ; Barrens ol Wimple Slreel' acclamations, awards and honors Kemm recently won 5 CAROL BURNETT AND 2 10 MAUDE Maude's all-out campaign to get a 1956 Jennifer Jones, John VALENTINO FRIENDS recognition as the nation's most popular male organist by Gielgud I? hrs I ,6 125.000 PYRAMID well-deserved salary raise for the ORGANIST MAGAZINE in its first national poll 2:06 i HOLLYWOOD SQUARES one ot Walter's female em- United Artists 3 THOUGHT FOR TODAY t NEWLYWEDGAME ployees backfires when, the lady Johnny tours extensively lor Lowrey Organs at the rale ot decides to take the raise - and GENERAL CINEMAS IIMACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT- tie approximately one million miles every three years. In ad- MO Waller, too. dition to playing over 200 concerts per year. Johnny has 9 NEWARK AND REAUTY 11 BIOGRAPHY J 10 LOGAN'S RUN 2:J3 also tound time to record six popular organ albums Mel Ferrer Quest stars as the high 10:00 MENLO PARK CINEMA 2 ,2 MORAFFERTY 5 MOVIE which are currently available priest of a 24th-century society The Women ol Pitcairn Island* presiding over a Sanctuary' In the midst of a startling EDISON 549-6767 epidemic ot an extinct' disease, 1957 James Craig, Lynn Ban (1 FREE RECITAL FOR THE which regards computers as the hr 57 min ) Daily —2:15,5:00,7:30,9:45 objects ol worship rather than polio. Dr Sid Rafferty. con- COMMUNITY SPONSORED BY: fronted with a critically-ill girl 2:40 technology Irom which ,«,NE\rVS knowledge is gained displaying polio symptoms, defies the odds, his colleagues 256 Monmouth Mall m. w i Si UTTLE HOUSE ON THE and his young patient's hostile It: PRAYER 3:10 Eatontown ua-eiM parents by diagnosing her 70-1700 LwrT The Wolves While Charles and ailment as deadly botulism 10 NEWS MUtMl IT MATH LOWER LEVEL NEAR J.C. PENNEYS Caroline Ingalls are away, their (5) (11) SB NEWS 3:30 7:1f-1fcM ORGAN CENTER daughters and young Andy tf-i MEET THE MAYORS 2 JEANNE PARR IN THE WH WITH DICK I JANE Garvey are terrorized by a 10:M MORNING Mft-BAT ft BUN. t PM hunger-crazed pack ol vicious 9 NEW YORK REPORT wild dogs 11:00 ATLANTIC 5 CROSS WITS • 2 3 ,.1 .10 NEWS 6 (7 THE SAN PEDRO BEACH 5 FOREVER FERNWOOO ONEMA Mi-oui '1.50 QIICDIQIA tm rn I »• AUULT NDTWC trom BUMS JlUFEOFWLEY St IA 'The Winner's Circle' Buddy i1n1 OOO COUPLE J:S5!S $150 I CINDERELLA turns jockey for a day when ihe if!1:2 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU •AT.tDM.int • . HHwniniin San Pedro Beach Bums decide lo t3 ,3ff ,52 DICK CAVETT SHOW save a race horse for an old man Guest: Pnma ballerina Alicia and his little granddaughter Alonso At the movies These schedules are pro- STRATHMORE CINEMA I - vided by the theater and the Trolnlng IPGI 7, 9 EZD STRATHMORE CINEMA II — times are tor today only. Suspinu IRI 7 IS. 9 IS MONDAY NIGHT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MENLOPARK GENERAL. CINEMA THEATRES ATLANTIC CINEMA - CINEMA I — OneOnOntlPOIT.t 15 Slur Wort IPGI J: 15. 4:45,7 IS. 9 30 NO BARGAIN MATINKSjr_Stor Wars" EATONTOWN CINEMA II — , FOOTBALL m COMMUNITY I- Valentino IR) 2:20. 5.7:30. 9:45 Shrewsbury-$1.50 'HI 2:30 ML W.J., Sal., Sun. Kentucky Fried Movie IRI 8, 9 30 MIDDLETOWN COMMUNITY II - UA MIDDLETOWN I — A BKIIXJE The Loll Remake ol Beau Geste IPGI Oh God IPGI 7:15.9:15 UA MIDDLETOWN II — SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA COME JOIN THE CROWD WB EATONTOWN DRIVE IN - The Lincoln Conspiracy (Gl 7. 9 'fOBMlfllY CIRCLE THEATRE! Rolling Thunder (R) Ms, 10 IIS; The UA MIDDLETOWN III- TOO FAR I PTS 66 6. 3S-NR CIRCLE• 77S-H810 Devil Within Her IRI 9 Kenlucfcy Fried Movie IRI 7:30.9 30 J-STAR. FREEHOLD OCEAN TOWNSHIP MULL I — SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA - 7:30-9:30 NO PUSH [PU] MARS' HOT DOGS The Spy Who Loved Me IPG) 7:30. SlOf Wors(PG) 7:30.9:4S »:1S MIDDLEBROOK MOVIES I — MALL II — The Lincoln Conspiracy IGI 7 4S, 9 30 JUNES MM 00T The Latl Remake ol Beau Geile IPG) MIDDLEIROOK MOVIES II — SHREWSBURY PLAZA 7:45.9:30 Rolling Thunder IRI 8, 9 45 MALL III- RED BANK THE SPY WHO MOVIES III- Olrli IRI 1:11 Sulplrla IRI 7:30,9:15 7:30-9:45 LOVEDME I«J| HAZLET MOVIES IV — From the author of TRY US FOR PLAZA- Cinderella IRI 7:45.9:30 Rolling Thunder IRl 7:30, V 30 SHREWSBURY w "Taxi Driver." RT. U DRIVE-IN — CINEMA I - K WHUAM DEVANE LUNCH AND DINNER, TOO! Rolling Thunder IP.) 7, 10 31. Llpsllck The Spy Who Loved Me (PGI 730. A N«rvt Shattering (>p«ri»iiul IRI 1:54 9:45 KEANSIURC CINEMA II- COLONIAL- rou Light Up My Llle IPGI 1.10 A Bridge Too For IPG) B CINEMA III - ROLLING [7:30-9:30 ROLLING THUNDER® LONO 1RANCH Fonloitlc Anlmotlon Feillvol IPGI OPEN 7 DAYS MOVIES I - 7:30.9:30 Murder By Dealh IPG) 7:15. 10, Fun MPAA RATINGS With Dick ond Jane IPGI 8 45 G — General audiences. THUNDER PG — All ages (Parental guidance . (PCI 7-10, 741-1621 R — Restricted. (Persons under 17 nol MATAWAN admitted unless accompanied by porenl CINEMA M- Dr odult guardian) Fair Haven Rd.*Fair Haven Smofcev ond the Bnndii IPG) 7:30. 9: IS X - Adults only. ^tox omet ofBB 7 m ^ 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, OCTOMR I 7,1977 Getting organized October Bylaws give stability (lathis sei'ond ol flvf articles •• setting yp the chair must ask for nominations from the vised." or Chapter J7 of Robert's "Parlia- M organization, the author, a professional regis- floor mentary Law") tered parliamentarian, tells what a set ol b\la»s The election process follows in the same ar- Generally bylaws are amended (or revised) brides should Include and how to amend or revise ticle This section describes Ihe method «( elec- only by first submitting the proposed change to them.) ting and gives authorization for a voice vote in the full membership by mail In advance or by B) I MMl OFFl'TT ICHOCK case of just one nominee for an office (if this is giving notice on Ihe proposed amendment al the Mrs. Grift HHWIR desired) Those eligible to vote are designated previous meeting Then a two-thirds vole of ap- Ne* Nancv Choletle Christian Srleare Monitor Bylaws should be written simply and logj It provides also for the filling of vacancies. proval is required, a quorum being present cally They should be brief but specific — avoid- Article VI — Meetings This article gives Ihe In revising bylaws, any and every provision ing ambiguities and providing for obvious contin day and month of regular meetings (eg ) fust of Ihe bylaws from beginning lo end may be Helwig-Cholette gtnciN Only rules of a fundamental and per Monday of every month), establishes the dale of changed Authorization for revison of the bylaws ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS town manenl nature should be- included the annual meeting, provides for special meet cannot come from an executive board or Ihe — MIN> Njm> 1'huU-lti- Mrs Barbara Brolley was Bylaws are rules of first stability, secondary ings anil emergencies, and stales what per cent president, but only from Ihe membership A spe- daughter of Mr and Mr- Kd her Mster's matron of honor only to an organization's constitution Musi ordi- of the active members constitute a quorum cial committee should be appointed to work out gar L ChQ)ettf. ti Veronica Also attending the bnde wert- nary deliberative assemblies do not have am Article VII — Executive board This tells a proposed revision Place Now Munmouth. was Mrs Bonnie Parfitt and Mrs stitutions. they are governed, instead.by bylaws ho* the board is constituted, outlines its duties. The process might begin in the following marned (VI S in Si hgptt l.emta (•ullman and standing rules fixes lime and date of its regular meetings, per- manner at the June meeting "I move that we Roman Catholic Church, to Charles Wilber 3rd was best You mighl follow this outline in formulating mits special meetings, sets its quorum, and in- revise our bylaws and that the chair appoint a George Helwtg. son ol Mr man I'shers were Robert a set of bylaws ctujles in what ways it is subject to the author- committee of five to do this and report back at and Mrs Kdwin 1. Helwig Helwig and Daniel l.ayton Jr Article 1 - Name of the organization ity of the membership the September meeting" If such a motion car- H13 Church Si . BeKord Mrs Helwis was graduated Article II — Its purpose or objective Article VIII — Committees This article ries, the full revision should be presented at the The Rev Felix Yenza nffici from Mater Dei High School. Article III — Membership Eligibility, appli names standing committees telling of whom September meeting in accord with the process ated al the double rms cere- Sew Monmouth. and received cation and approval, affiliations, duties, types of they are composed, how selected and what spelled out in the bylaws Mrs. Tktaas Nrri mony There «as a reception a BA degree in special educa- memberships, dues, discipline, and withdrawal duties they are assigned It also makes provision At this meeting, each and every change from Ne« Jovce Valanzola in the Cobblestones, Middle- tion from Pennsylvania Stale or resignation for the establishment of special committee! the origin bylaws should be pointed out During University She is a special Article IV — Officers Lists all officers and Article IX — Parliamentary authority the time the revision is under discussion, Ihe old education teacher at Bayview gives their duties (Sometimes Ihe information in Names the adopted parliamentary authority to bylaws are not pending As each section is re- Neff-VaLizola F.lementary School. Middle- this article is combined with the information in be used viewed, amendments may be made and require town the next article ) Article X — Establishes Ihe process for only a simple majority (or passage After all dis- KEANSBIRO - In St Ann Now Jersey, Inheritance Tax Article V — Nomination and election of offi- amending or revising the bylaws There is an im- cussion and consideration of amendments, the Roman Catholic Church Sat- Bureau. New Brunswick Mr Helwig an alumnus of Middletown Township High cers The nomination process is outlined here portant difference between "amending" and "re- chair may call for a vote to adopt the revised by- urday Miss Joyce Ann Valan- Mr Neff if an alumnus of and includes eligibility (or office, the length of vising" bylaws An amendment touches on just laws , zola. daughter of Mr and Keyport High School and School, attended Jersey City State College and was.gradu- time an olficer may serve, installation, and as one portion of a bylaw, such as a change in Ar- A two-thirds vote is required (or passage If Mrs Charles M Valanzola Brookdale Community Col- sumption of duties If a nominating committee is ticle III raising the dues from $5 to 110 A revi- the vote fails, the old bylaws govern, if the revi- {18 Lorillard Ave . I'nion lege, Lincroft and attends ated from Brookdale Commu- nity College. Lincroft He is used, the number on the committee, how se- sion proposes changes throughout the erftire set sion passes. Ihe new bylaws. in"*Wieir entirety, Beach, was married to Rutgers University, New lected, duties, and how vacancies are filled of bylaws govern They take elfect immediately Thomas Campbell Neff. son Brunswick He is employed an administrative assistant with Colonial First National should be spelled out Whatever method is used (For further reference you might consult Next: What to do when eleeled presided or of Mr and Mrs Thomas J by Monmouth County Board in nominating, before the election takes place. Page 489 of "Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Re- secretary. Neff. 5 Monmouth Place, Key of Social Services. Freehold Bank port Mr and Mrs Ned reside in Mr and Mrs Helwig reside The Rev Edward Strano Edison after a wedding tnp to in Highlands after a wedding celebrated the Nuptial Mass Florida tnp to Bermuda There was a reception in Ro- man Inn. Ha/let Attending the bride were Deckers observe 50th anniversary Judi Gohghtly. maid of honor HAZLET — Mr and Mrs employed as a security guard Cathi Valanzola. June Valan- Ralph Decker of 615 S Laurel at the Garden State Arts Cen- zola and Kathy Gohghtly Ave celebrated their 50th ter in Holmdel Buried guilt needs to surface Joseph Neff was best man wedding anniversary yes- The ushers were Charles and terday at home Mr and Mrs Decker are Richard Valanzola and Step- Mr and Mrs Decker were members of the Keansburg hen Neff marned Oct I. 1927. in Ed- United Methodist Church Mrs Neff was graduated wardsville. Pa Mrs Decker They have two daughters. Dear Ann Landers This is M&usxf if our many well-meaning SO cents in coin and a long, from Keyport High School is the former Jennie Huffman Mrs Carolyn Jean Doyle of for "Desperate " and "Ari- neighbors had not given him self-addressed, stamped enve- and attended Brookdale Com of Edwardsville Mr Decker, East Orange and Miss Susan zona " (both had been raped food and shelter - Walked In lope to Ann Landers, P 0 ANN LANDERS Those Moccasins munity College, Lincroft She a retired employe of P Bal- Decker, who lives here with by a relative) and anyone ^^^^^— Box 11995, Chicago. Ill (Mil is employed by the Stale of lantine Brewing Co. is now her parents eise out there who has had Dear Moc: You have a the horrible experience The day after high school cruel to turn away Ihe teen point The question. "May I 1 For Gods sake, TELL graduation 1 had a complete age neighbor boys who had phone your parents " would somebody Get it out of your nervous breakdown A won been kicked out by their par- clarify the situation Thanks OLDE system Don't keep it locked derful doctor brought me ents I know you meant well. (or the input up inside you It can be a back to the real world and I Ann. but 1 hope she checks Even il dnnking is the "in" UNION time bomb I know It hap- will never be able to thank the boys' stones thing in your crowd, it pened to me him enough It was he who I speak from experience needn't crowd you out Learn HOUSE When I was 11 years old my taught me the importance of Our son has run away eight the facts from Ann Landers's RED BANK stepfather raped me 1 was talking about the secret night- times I'm sure he wouldn't booklet. "Booze and You — afraid to tell on him so I just mare that 1 had kept buried have been so quick to lake off For TeenAgers Only " Send 842-7575 kept quiel and made sure we in my mind for so many were never alone together years So. Ann. please prim When I reached the boy-girl my letter and encourage oth- dating age - in those days it er girls (especially young was 16 — I was terrified to let children) to tell somebody if a boy hold my hand I was so they have the horrible ex- tense and frightened of any perience — mother, sister, contact with a male it was teacher, doctor, aunt It can "Sofet I resigned the agony to even sit next to a mean the difference between b»> in a movie I also had mental health and insanity — temb'le guilt feelings, as if I Been There AirForce. 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SHREWSBURY BRICKTOWN PBKsgBIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY) OR TOLL FREE (800) 242-5866 Shrewsbury Shopping Plaza Bay Harbor Plaza 544-1773 255-3350 SHREWSBURY, N j MONOAV, OCTOBER 17.1977 The Daily Register 9 Senators bemoan unemployment and act to boost it by then will have him in al- An open letter to t Senator ready whisked through the paid by the employee — sinee Is to emulate the similarly most a (0 per cent bracket who lays he's concerned House Ways and Means Com- it adds to the cost of hiring motivated "Happy Hooker" (which means he won't really •bout high unemployment: — who ended her scandalous mittee) to send both the wage him You tell a single worker base and the tax rate into the earning, say. (20,000 (and be keeping up with inflation Deir Senator Legion ((or career with a best selling at all). that Is thy name), book of memoirs? If so I have LOUIS stratosphere? thus already in the 38 per What can I lay, dear, after Just the title for your own ef- This Is another of those cent bracket, for Federal Defer problems, whenver I've old, "Ah, fooey"? fort: "The Happy Hypocrite." tricky ones, as you know — taxes alone) that you are you can get away with it. Pardon my cynicism, solon, Too harsh, you say? But RUKEYSER which means you have a pret- about to lumber him or her Suppose that steelworkers but tome of ui have grown a how else to explain the activi- ty good chance of fooling with another 13 per cent — will be out of luck in 198«? bit weary of the way you and ties of a presumably literate some of your constilutents all making the real tax bracket Suppose the whole U.S. steel so many of your colleagues adult who professes deep dis- of the time. You can tell 51 per cent, Just for Uncle industry, already in such des- bleat plteously, out of one tress over the rate of them, for example, that even Sam — and you are likely to perate trouble (with sky-high labor costs no small part of side of your mouths, about unemployment and then er minimum for teenagers, the other hand, will probably though the tax rate will rise have a mighty surly voter on the problem), may have col- the horrors of unemployment promptly proceeds to: who are massively unem- be too disillusioned to go to from 5 85 per cent now to 8 45 your hands. Play dumb. (It lapsed by then? Suppose that, - and then go blithely ahead, (1) Pass a four-stage min- ployed already at the current the polls per cent In 1981, it could be may be easier than you while puttering about here out of the other side, voting imum wage Increase that CM rate. The real wage for (J) Cheer on the AFL-CIO worse: the rotten old boss think.) and there along the legisla- for measures whose effect makes even your House these youths thus becomes effort to "solve" the deficit will have to pay an equivalent And don't try to enlighten tive horizon, you have added will certainly be to make counterparts look like pikers 10.00, of course, but what do problem In the Social Security increase himself. anyone. Don't, for example, again and again to future unemployment worse. you care? George Meany System by adding still more Don't, whatever you do. let a steelworker know that — thereby assuring, as has unemployment? You're still (whose people make a lot to unemployment. Oh, that's start confessing what vir- by 1986, according to the Wall I know you're Just trying to every such move for two dec- working, aren't you? And at more than the minimum) not the announced method, tually every economist (and Street Journal's comput- get relected, In your all too ades, .that still more Ameri- the same old job. wanted a big increase, and naturally, but what else do even one or two Senators) ations, he'll need $37,900 Just conventional way: to cater to cans will go semipermanently See you at the polls, all desires. Oor could it be on the dole. George says he can deliver a you think will be the impact know to be true: that every to keep up with inflation — that your underlying yearning (2) Refuse to allow any low- pile of votes; those kids, on of the union-backed plan (al- penny of that tax is really and that your lovely scheme Louis Rukeyser No shortage of plans to save social security system

•y SYLVIA PORTER recent months. Some have lution of the long-range prob- .damage to the economy. nuary 1940. For more than 40 Part of the shrinkage in re- above 7 per cent — risen to low outgo. Nevertheless, it is (Flrat «l five reams) been full-blown blueprints to lems deferred for study; still Prospects for congressional years, the SS program has serves Is due to lost SS taxes no more than 5 per cent, a So- indisputable that the sooner One idea piled on top of an- take us from now through the others have been ingenious action on the proposals have been self-supporting. In al- that would otherwise have cial Security Administration balance is restored, the easier other for solving Social Secu- next 75 years; others have suggestions for putting the waxed and waned, lit up and most every year until 1975, been collected had jobless study shows, the cash benefits it will be to rebuild the re- rity's financing ills has been called for merely a "quick- funds In better shape without dimmed, all through this ses- the system collected more and underemployed workers trust funds would have grown serves. highlighted In the headlines of fix" payroll tax hike with so- raising taxes and risking sion. Now, as adjournment than it paid out in benefits. been getting paychecks. Part by $25 billion between 75 and Just as vital Is the restora- nears, both houses of Con- The excess was invested in is due to galloping inflation; '81, instead of dwindling! If tion of your faith in the gress are working to beat the Interest-bearing U.S. secu- benefits to the 33 million on nothing is done about repl- soundness of our most popu- deadline. rities and the interest was the rolls are automatically enishing these trust funds, re- lar and successful govern- The job isn't easy. added to the trust funds — hiked to keep up with the cost serves in the disability insur- ment program. LET US CONSOLIDATE YOUR Over decades of amend- separate funds maintained in of living and every 1 per cent anee trust fund will wash out Each report about a deficit ments, the Social Security the U.S. Treasury. At 1974's increase in the inflation rate in 1979 and the much older, in the funds shakes the faith DEBTS .... AND REDUCE law has become exceedingly close, $459 billion had been swells the annual benefit pay- larger Old-age and Survivors of younger workers in the complex, although the basic accumulated in the two cash out by about $666 million. In Insurance Trust Fund will ex- program's payoff for them. YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS! concept of Social Security re- benefit trust funds. addition, all benefit payments haust Its reserves by 1983 Each report erodes the sense mains simple. During your But since 1974, unemploy- in the future will be per- In the meantime, however, of security among the elderly working years, you (employ- ment side by side with in- manently higher because of the contingency reserves in - and undermines the "psy- es, employers and the self- flation has wiped out »4 7 bil- past inflation and because the those funds are serving the chic income" that has accom- BORROW UP TO employed) pay Social Secu- lion in SS reserves. In '77 interest earnings lost by the purpose for which they were panied each monthly benefit rity taxes — a percentage of again, the system will go $5.6 trust funds due to shrunken intended — to carry the pro- check. earnings into trust funds. billion in the red, slashing re- reserves cannot be regained. gram through temporary pe- Tomorrow: Solutions te the Then, In retirement, or In S serves to $35.5 billion. Had the jobless rate — now riods when income sinks be- problems. case of death or disability, 30, OOO.NO MORE payments are made from the funds to you, the worker and with a Secondary Mortgage Loan your dependents, or to your 15 Year terms now available which may help you reduce survivors. Retirement investment your monthly payments by hundreds of dollars. The trust funds are not like At American Express, No doting taw — NO attorney toe on loans up lo 130,000 a savings bank, with paid In By DAVID R. 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In ef- fect, it's pay-as-you-go. inflation gnaws away at the ings source is the Tupperware are in hospital solutions the- gas pipeline network extend- Of call Toll FTM 800-492-4064 for the location of Collection of SS taxes began principal value and fixed in- home party selling business, rapy and diagnostic testing. ing from Louisiana to South our 9 office* In New Jersey in January 1937, with the first terest payments of bonds, whose progress worldwide The Hydron spray-on bandage Carolina, It is involved in con- monthly benefits paid in Ja- well-chosen stocks can re-has been excellent. Other op- for burns has also been in the tract drilling, oil and gas ex- ward you with consistent divi- erations include other con- news, as has the Depakene ploration, and forest prod- dend growth as well as capi- sumer products, chemicals epilepsy treatment soon to re- ucts. Earnings growth over tal appreciation. Equal dollar and plastics, glass containers, ceive clearance in the U.S. the next five years could av- investments in the following and resort development. Share earnings have aver- erage 15 per cent annually. Make A Date four issues, all in different in- Earnings in 1977 should be in aged 17 per cent annual (Mr. Sargent cannot answer growth since 1970, and divi- all mail personally, but will A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- Sweater Sale - Sweaters, dresses, skirts, slacks sets. dends have also been in a answer all questions possible tions. Rates: $2 00 for 3 lines (or one day. 11.00 each addi- Knits for everyone. New merchandise, first quality, latest Will host dinner, dance strong uptrend. in his column.) tional line; $3.00 for two days.,$1 25 each additional line. fashions. Half-priced or less. Free babysitting First Uni- tarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Sat., Oct 22 MIDDLETOWN - Town- the Middletown Republicans' $3 for three to five days, II M;each additional line; $6 00 for 10 days; $2 00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 10-4 p.m. ship Committeeman Frank A. 15th annual finance dinner "I've got days before publication Call The Daily Register. 541-4000. Annual Fall Luncheon & Fashion Show, held at Four Self and his wife Sue will host Oct. 29. in Buck Smith's res- ask for the Date Secretary Lakes Country Club, Lincroft. Fashions by The Joy Shop taurant. Palmer Ave.. East the key!" of Lincroft & Little Village of Port Monmouth. Tickets: Keansburg. Honored will be the two OCTOBER 17,18 17.50. Starts 12 noon. Sponsored by Middletown Elks No. Hospitalized GOP candidates for Town- The Episcopal Women of the Saint James Church, 2179. ship Committee, Com- KeHccount Long Branch are holding their Fall Rumnfage Sale, In Red Bank Chapter O.E.S. Indoor Flea Market. Ma- children mitteeman Ralph A. Siciliano. Parish Hall, Broadway at Slocum Place, Long Branch, sonic Temple, 152 Maple Ave., Red Bank. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. who seeks a second term, and Hon., Oct. 17th, 6 p.m.-8 p.m.. and Tues., 18, 10 a.m.-l Space 15. Call 741-9549. Dealers welcome. released Robert J. McEvilly. his run- p.m. Tues. is Dollar Bag Day. Antique appraisal day, Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. MARLBORO - Two Marl- ning mate. Sat., Oct. 22,10-4 p.m. $3 per item. Admission free. Spon- Cocktails at 6:30 p.m. will, OCTOBER 18 boro schoolchildren were re- sored by Community Family Guidance Center. be followed by dinner at 7:30 Belford Engine Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary 4th Annual leased from Bayshore Com- iRYPARK-MANAUkPAN p.m. Chinese Auction, Buck Smith's, East Keansburg, 8 p.m.. The American Association of University Women, munity Hospital in Holmdel Oct. 18.1977. Donation f 1.75. Northern Monmouth County Branch, Fail Potpourri sale. Friday after being treated for Fri., Oct. 21, and Sat.. Oct. 22, from 10-4 p.m. at Red injuries sustained in a school Pick Mrs. Eastmond Annual Luncheon-Fashion Show, given by Womens' Bank United Methodist Church. Gift ideas, handcrafted van and collision. UNION BEACH - Janice Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church at the Molly Pitcher Items, antiques, plants, home made baked goods and jar- Energy: President Carter's Eastmond of 211 Lorlllard Hotel in Red Bank. Tickets. 17. Reservations may be red specialities. Light lunch. Benefits Scholarship and The driver of the van, Ave. has been named chair- made by calling Mrs. Wm. Barrett, 542-1040. Fellowship funds. Hughes W. Tremblay of Nep- tune City, has been charged man of the Republican Coun- No.l Priority- ty Committee of Union The Wayside Ladies Auxiliary is having a Chinese OCTOBER 24, 25 with making an improper Beach. Mrs. Eastmond re- h should be your No. 1 priority, auction on October 18 at 8 p.m. at the Wayside Flrehouse Nearly New Sale, Oct. 24,25. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Congre- turn, police said. gation B'nai Israel, Hance & Ridge Rds., Rumson. Great places Richard Kirby, elected tool The "ENERGY KIT," offered 900 Green Grove Rd., Wayside. Donation $1.50 Mary Jo Kubis, 10, and her bargains and some housewares. in June, who has resigned for through this newspaper, eight-year-old sister, Step- reasons of health. OCTOBER 19 OCTOBER 25 hanie, who were released provides valuable lips on how Fashion Show & Luncheon. 12 noon. St. John's Parish Parents Without Partners 644, Hospitality & Ori- Friday, were two of five to lave money on fuel, MMhy House. Little Silver Point Road. Little Silver. Tickets $5. entation Night. 8:30 p.m. Cobblestones, Hwy. 35, Middle- Marlboro schoolchildren in- HOMEOWNERS and gesoiae hMi The kit, Reservations call 842-5114. town. Live music, dancing. Call 566-0170 jured in the accident. which includes a Rummage Sale, sponsored by the Women's Guild, Re- Luncheon-Fashion Show, sponsored by St. Leo The Renee Huntingdon, 6; comprehensive booklet on formed Church of Tinton Falls, 62 Hance Ave.. 9:30 a.m. Great Rosary Altar Society, to be held at Squire's Pub. Laura Maloney, 6; and Mi- •* energy saving, a wad chart and to 9 p.m. W. Long Branch, at noon. Fashions: The Sea-Air Shop. chael Gorman, 5, were MONEY? "score card" by which a family Donation$8. Reservations: 542-6451 or 542-5331. treated and released from APHtOVAl ir PHONE Freehold Area Hospital in can chart its own energy use Freehold Township on OCTOBER 19 and savings, is available for Nutswamp P.T.A. presents a discussion of Violence "Stop and Shop Luncheon," 12 noon sharp. $1.50. Held Tuesday, the day of the acci- UP TO on TV with guest speaker Dr. Margaret Darmstadt who at the Masonic Temple. 786 River Rd., Fair Haven. Re- dent, as was Gary B. Pricca- r$ only $1.75 plus 25 cents for Is a Child Psychologist. A question and answer period will servations must be made by Oct. 18, to Mrs. Janet ciante of Matawan, the other 25,000 pottage and handling. Order Boyce. 842-0666. follow. 8 p.m. All Purpose Room. driver. OR MORE your kit today, h could be Hie best 8 you ever spent! OCTOBER 28 Mr. Tremblay attempted to FAST! OCTOBER 21 Crazy Hat Chinese Auction, sponsored by Port Mon- make a left turn into the No brokerage (ees [ENERGY KIT Middletown Township PBA presents it's Annual PBA mouth First Aid Auxiliary, to be held at Buck Smith's. driveway of John F. Crodd- I The Red Bank Regleter Ball. Shore Casino. Featuring Smokey Warren. Second Keansburg. 7:30. Oct. 26. For information call 787-7943. ick, town councilman, from No commissions 1 | BOX 413, Teaneck, N.J. 07666 Coming, and Comedian Greg Lewis (from Laverne and the northbound lane of Rt. 79, . No points Shirley Show). For tickets call 671-4700. Eatontown United Methodist Women will be holding a despite a hill that blocked the I Enclosed is $ Please send me view of oncoming traffic, po- Rummage Sale Wed., Oct. 26, from 9 to 4 p.m.. at the . Energy Kits at $1.75, plus 25' for postage lice said. m uw MU loam church, 76 Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown. I and handling. OCTOBER 21-22 Wayside United Methodist Church, 1223 W. Park Ave., Mr. Priccaciante was com- I NAME .Ocean. Christmas Bazaar, Fit. 5-9 p.m. Sat., Oct. 22. 19> NOVEMBER 6. 7 ing up over the hill at the INVESTMENT Rummage Sale-Flea Market. Sun and Mon., 10 to 4 time, and his car collided 4. Unusual gifts, knits, woodcrafts, plants. Baked goods, ADDRESS (Sat. only) Snack bar, Fri. Hot buffet Sat., 11:30-2:30.493- p.m. White Elephants. Congregation Beth Shalome, 186 with the side of the van at ap- S19. Maple Ave., Red Bank. proximately 35 to 40 miles an [CITY STATE ZIP | hour, police said. 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 17. 1977 Poll finds public aware of Carter's inexperience B; LOUS HARRIS other politician -By tf-» perron! the pub znr-lhin 17-46 percent who faith in government, even if ity than most presidents Mho dance Rut it is also clear thai the \> they come to kni» him Vet there .trc siimr impor he still bi'lit'Vi's Ihjl he has pve him good marts on ac- he hasn't begun to do it yd lounlrv has had." Despik/thc When I he pluses irr ti.il American people atv begin- belter. Americans are bt>Kin ,i si\lf that is rapidly rebuild tually "restoring confidence -By 58-27 percent, a solid tant CW1JMWNI 'in the JKISI . , . cnlicism ho took [or the Rei1 •need against the minuses, it ning to turn their attention rung to change their views in government " People are majority also believes that live side that have survived ing confidence in the White l.anco episode Ml (alter is clear that President Carter from Mr Carter's style In the about their President—and saying that they still think he Jimmy Carter has "higher the declines in President Car- House and government This Mill enjoys the public's re- still command! a good deal of hard suhsiance of what hr ac- not always tor the better Yet ter's ratings n'sult contrasts with th» ra- has the potential to restore personal standards of moral- spect for his high moral complishes fundamentally they still give (iinilamenlal public suppoil Mr carter the benefit of the doubt 1 Eight out of ten believe he I is a "man of high Integrity." The "Old Beehive"—the bank that started New Jersey saving... while an S4-9 percent major- I il\ feels "he is trying hard and doinf the best, he can. even though he U faced with deeply troubling problem* " Haung said this, one must point out the senous double, aboul the President that haw arisen over the past (o» Provident Savings Bank months, according to the most recent Hams Survey of 15J6adults nationwide New Jersey's Oldest Mutual Savings Bank —A 69-21 percent majority GRAND now feels that "in some of the OPENING mistakes he has made his lack of expenence is clear to CELEBRATION see " Americans have always suspected that Mr Carter NOW was short on expenence. and GOING people indicated this by 4K-39 comes to Red Bank percent in March They hoped ON the situation would improve but this latest rating shows 73 Broad Street—in the heart of town that they feel it has not More than anything else, Ameri- cans want to see some sound decisions coming out of the White House —A 50-K percent majority A jar of Old Beehive' honey lo our first now believes thai "he is 500 visitors on Saturday. September 24th; Irving too hard to make him- with monthly dividendsand the first 100 visitors each Friday self popular with the public." evening starting at 6 PM September 30th. a distinct change from the 53- October 7th,uth and 2tst 42 percent who denied this charge in July This result is highly significant for it marks the first time that Mr Car- ter's style has been called into question It also means FREE'10,000 that, in the future. President Carter will find it more diffi- PROVIDENT GIFT CHECKS cult to turn to such tech- good at any Red Bank merchant or service niques as town meetings and Weekly drawings will be held Gift checks call-ins, which he used to ad- vantage during his first awarded each week for 4 weeks Anyone can months in office win. New drawings held at 11 AM on Fnday9:

—A 5»-2J percent majority, September 30th—$3,000 somewhat greater than be- October 7th— 2,000 fore, now believes that "what October 14th— 2,000 he says he stands for some- .1.1.; i October 21st— 3.000 times seems to be different -r ' /r You can enter each week and be a winner! from what he actually does " —By a narrow 41-38 per- cent, a plurality feels that "at PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK times, lie acts as if he is still running for office against WC'FC the only Washington. D C . whereas he now is the top man running things there" savings bank in town!

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LOS ANGELES (AP)-Sud- Garvey said It was the eighth Then, In the sixth, Smith sup- niella fumbled the ball for an tagged two for Boston in the denly, the World Series they team meeting have held this plied two more Dodgers runs error, Baker reached second. 1967 Series thought was over Is headed season. with his fourth career Series It was the first error com- Now the Dodgers lead was 10- back to New York "We're 8-and-0 after meet- homer. mitted in the Series by the 0 and through six innings, Sut- The Lot Angeles Dodgers Ings," he said. "I think we'll Dodgers starter Don Sutton Yankees, and it was an ton had allowed just three hits. stayed alive with a 13-hit at- have another one Tuesday night scattered nine hits, including ominous sign for New York In the seventh, singles by Sports tack, Including home runs by In New York." consecutive eighth-inn Ing home A moment later, Gralg Net- Jackson and Chambliss and a Steve Yeager and Reggie That's when Game ( of the runs by Thurman Munson and tles — New York's usually double by Gralg Nettles helped Smith, (or a lopsided 10-4 victo- Series they thought was all Reggie Jackson, to take the sure-handed third baseman — New York to two runs. An in- ry over the New York Yankees over will be played with the victory booted Lee Lacy's grounder ning later, the consecutive In Game 5 Sunday Yankees still needing one more By the time the Yankees and the Dodgers had two men homers by Munson and Jackson One loss away from elimina- victory to clinch their 21st scored against Sutton. the on base. added two runs. But the Dodgers' cushion tion, the Dodgers held a preg- world championship. Dodgers had a 10-0 lead and That brought up Yeager and ame meeting to discuss their were planning for the trans- simply was too much to over- Martin origlnially had named with the count 2-1, the strap- come and the Yankees admit- situation right-hander Ed Figueroa to continental flight back to New ping Dodgers catcher sent a "I told the guys that U they York. ted as much when Catfish start the sixth game against shot Into the lower seats in left Hunter, shelled in the second win today It decreases the This game was no contest the Dodgers' Hurt Hoolon, who field for a three-ran homer to game, was brought in to mop odds," said Los Angeles Man- from the very start. Los Ange- won Game 2 of the Series. make it 5-0 up. ager Tom Lasorda "Win today les leadoff man Dave Lopes be- The Yankee manager was The Dodger Stadium crowd of and you only have to win two gan the game with a booming The two homers gave Los An- asked who he'd pitch In a sev- 55,(55 roared Us approval as triple off GuUett. The ball geles eight for the Series, the enth game but snapped, "We're Yeager trotted home. Twice Only three teams In baseball glanced off the top of the bull- most for any team since Balti- only going to play six." Yeager had to come out of the history have come back from 3 pen fence In the left field, miss- more hit 10 in 1970. The last Minutes before leaving for dugout and tip his hat, ac- 1 deficits to win three straight ing a home run by perhaps six National League team to hit the airport, however, Martin knowledging the cheers. games and the World Series. inches. eight was the Milwaukee changed his mind and decided Braves in 1957. "That doesn't matter now," that Torrez, winner of the third Bill Rusaell brought Lopes The 5-0 lead seemed comfort- said Lasorda. "What's impor- able, but the Dodgers weren't The NL record of nine was game, would start Tuesday home immediately with a set by the Brooklyn Dodgers in tant now is how many have night for the Yankees. single to left and Los Angeles finished yet. come back to win two in a 1955, the year they won their Martin gave no explanation had a lead for the first time Smith led off the fifth with a first world championship. row." walk, and after Cey lined out, lor the change and Figueroa, since Game Two, the only other Now the 1977 Los Angeles In the meeting, Lasorda told Garvey singled to right. That generally relaxed and person- Series contest the Dodgers had version hopes the long ball can the Dodgers how proud he was able with the media, was ob- won. finished GuUett, who threw 99 o( their peformance this sea- carry them to a championship. viously upset In the dressing It stayed 1-0 until the fourth, pitches in only 4 1-3 Innings. son "I told them that no mat- room and refused to comment. with Sutton coasting and Gul- Ken Clay, who had worked ter what happened today, I NEW VORK LOS ANGEL Figueroa hasn't pitched in lett struggling. The Dodgers three hitless innings of relief in g rhk ikrk wouldn't trade this team (or Rlvtncf 0 0 0 Lopri2b 1 2 0 more than a week because of a right-handed set down 10 con-the second game, replaced Gul- RndlphTt) 0 1 0RlilKlil ! 1 2 1 any other team in the world Mumonc 113 1 Smllhrt 2 1 3 sore finger on his pitching secutive New York hitters lett. But he had little more suc- They beat a tough Cincinnati Johntrtc 0 0 0 0 00 hand. Until Sunday, It hadn't while the Yankees' lefthander cess than the New York start- Jockinri 2 3 1Garvey 1 2 2 0 club to win the division and Chmblilb 1 2 0Baker l( 2 3 2 appeared the Yankees would continually fell behind on the er. N*tttn3b 0 2 1Lacyrf 1 2 1 then everybody thought Phila- have to worry about that. count Plnltltolt 1000 Burktcf 0 0 0 delphia would beat them in the Baker drilled a single to deep Dtntu 0 0 1Yeogerc 1 1 4 The Dodgers, playing (or Gullrttp 000 Oottic 0 0 0 playoffs and they won that, loo. It seemed only a matter of shortstop, scoring Smith, and Cloyp 0 0 0Suttonp 0 0 0 their lives, came out swinging Ztbtrph 0 0 0 I'm proud of them " time before the home team Lacy followed with another hit, Tldrowp 0 0 0 and put the game away with a would catch up with Gullett. scoring Garvey. That made it Whlltpti 0 0 0 Steve Garvey, who had two burst o( nine runs in the middle Hunttrp 000 And in the fourth, they did. 7-0. and when Yeager followed Blalrpti 0 0 0 hits and scored two runs, con- three innings Yeager drove in Ttttal with a sacrifice fly, the Dodg- T»M HO 4 17 11 11 11 finned Lasorda's account of the (our of them. Ron Cey. leading off, sent left ers had another run. HtwYtrt !•••#•Ill-4 meeting Yeager's homer, his second fielder Lou Pinlella to the fence -tl

By WILLGRIMSLEY Jackson formerly was a member of the world cham- Martin has two years to go on a three-year contract Jackson and Martin almost came to blows after Jackson pion Oakland A's before moving to the Baltimore Orioles at $100,000 a year After winning the American League had been yanked from the field for what the manager LOS ANGELES (AP) - "It's an out-and-out lie — it's In 1971 and coming to the Yankees on a $2«-million be- playoffs, he told reporters that he would demand a rene- considered to be loafing. Sharp words were exchanged a shame for anybody to report stuff like this." Reggie fore spring training. gotiation of the contract, asking for an extension. When between the two and members of the Yankees had to in- Jackson said in denying a published report that he said Martin, told of the Time Magazine report, said: "1 this statement seemed to offend Steinbrenner and Paul, tervene to prevent a possible fight. he would not return to the New York Yankees if Billy don't believe It — It's not so." Martin said he was only joking. Later, Steinbrenner and club President Gabe Paul Martin were kept on as manager Steinbrenner shrugged off the suggestion being Jackson, who has been at odds with Martin and other flew to Detroit amid reports that they intended to fire After the fifth game of the World Series, won by Los prominently aired by some followers of the team that members of the Yankee team through the turbulent 1977 Martin. Jackson interceded in Martin's behalf and the Angeles 10-4 Sunday. Jackson was told in the locker room Martin would be fired as soon as the Series ended — re- season, has insisted that he is an unwilling center of con- manager remained at the helm under what most baseball that the report was appearing in Time magazine The gardless of the outcome troversy and that many times his statements and actions observers still insist are tenuous circumstances. controversial outfielder reacted vehemently "That is ridiculous.' the Tampa. Fla shipbuilder are taken out of context and misunderstood. "I haven't ever talked to owner George Steinbrenner said "Sometime after the Series over. Yankees President After the Yankees had lost the second game of the After Saturday's 4-2 victory by the Yankees in Los about anything, much less about who he has as a man- Gabe Paul will sit down with Martin and tie up loose Series in New York. Jackson was critical of Martin for Angeles, giving the New York club a 3-1 edge in the ager," Jackson said. "This Is none of my business ends. Martin has proved himself to be a capable field using his (Jackson's) old Oakland A's teammate, Catfish Series, Martin gave Jackson a big bear hug as the team "I haven't talked with anyone from Time Magazine manager but often lacking in administration and dis- Hunter, as the starting pitcher in the game. Hunter had celebrated in the dugout. Martin said to Jackson, "Nice since I left the Coast. I have carefully avoided any con- cipline not pitched in more than a month. going Reggie." ferences with Mr. Steinbrenner because I knew some- "Regardless of what people say. Gabe Paul will Martin had reacted bitingly to this criticism, saying Reggie responded, "Thanks, Skipper, for leaving me thing like this would come up — that somebody would say make the final decision not I 1 consider Paul one of the Jackson should tend to his outfield chores and not get in- In the lineup for another time at bat." Martin has been that Reggie Jackson was trying to meddle in the ball soundest baseball men I know and have full confidence in volved In managing sending Paul Blair Into right field for defensive purposes club" the decision he makes." In a nationally televised game in June in Boston, in the late innings. Giants' defense provideSJWUL over 49ers

By JONNI KAI.K Van Brian Kelley recovered 2 Willie Spencer got the TD wind. The other part was As it turned out, Jim l'lun failed to move the ball, and Seal for 11, and then bea> record and play at Washing- EAST RUTHERFORD - A for the Giants at the 37 Joe in twci cracks. strategical. "We were trying kett turned in some aerial Danelo had to kick the clinch- Bryant again with a 47-yard ton next Sunday. They upset pair of "Two yards and a Pisarcik. on the first play, That was the end of the Gi- not to get behind 21-0 like we fireworks in the final period, ing field goal. post to veteran Gene Wash- the Redskins, 20-17, in the cloud of boos" offenses met completed his first pass of the ants' offense for the day. Pi- did last week," coach John so another play by the special San Francisco started its ington, who caught the ball on season opener here. here yesterday, and the de- game, a cross to tight end sarcik went 19 minutes and 50 McVay said. "We wanted to teams loomed huge in the fi- comeback from there. Kenny the 5 and wrestled with McVay "edited the front fense of the New York Giants Gary Shirk, and he ran the seconds before he threw his control the ball. We have to nal result. That occurred two Harrison beat left corner Bill Bryant right into the end four, which had four sacks to provided a 20-17 win over the remaining 20 yards. first pass and chucked only play mistake free football to plays from the end of the Bryant on a post for a 46-yard zone. the 49ers' two, for the win. winless San Francisco 49ers The 49ers were not finished six in the entire game. "I win. We are just too young to third period Bobby Ham- gain to the Giants' 3, and The 49ers' had one last "At the end, we had to play The wind, the Giants' spe- making blunder, thus proving don't think I've ever thrown be a big play team. I think mond took a punt at the Gi- Jackson powered over from gasp, but their offensive line super up front to win, and cial teams and the front four why they are an 0-5 team. that few passes, in high everybody was surprised by ants' 25 and returned it 63 thel. betrayed them with two hold- they did it," he said. "Those provided the Giants with four Wittum, trying to punt from school or anywhere else," he- the TD pass, including our yards to the 49ers' 12 before Dave Jennings punted for ing penalties, leaving them two big bombs just about scoring opportunities, and near his goal line, nearly had later muttered. fans. They probably didn't Wittum pushed him out of the sixth time, and Plunkett with a fourth and 39 at their punched a hole In it. they made them count for 17 the ball taken off his foot by Part of the reason for the think we were going to throw bounds. started again from the 49ers' own 23. "I've aged. I was 27 years points in the second period, the Giants' Ernie Jones at the lack of passing was the strong at all today." Even then, the offense 45. He shot a turn-in to Paul The Giants now have a 2-3 old when I got here." and a 22-yard field goal by Joe Danelo early In the fourth period that was the eventual clincher. Jets prove point The San Francisco 38-yard line was the worst field posi- tion the Giants had for any of their scoring thrusts, and that in loss to Dolphs was the very first, following a By MARTY FISCHBEIN Wesley Walker, rookie wide 29-yard punt by Tom Wittum receiver once again fell Into Into the wind. MIAMI - The New York disfavor with Jet fans when That opportunity was con- Jets proved they are no long- he dropped a certain touch- verted into a 22-yard field er a doormat in the National down pass from Richard goal by Danelo, which evened Football League, but rookie Todd, which would have the score for a 50-yarder mistakes and questionable closed the gap to a touch- booted by Ray Wersching in play selection contributed to down. the first period, the longest of a 21-17 loss at the hands of his career. On the play, defender Cur- the Miami Dolphins yesterday tis Johnson slipped and fell Two minutes after Danelo's in the Orange Bowl. leaving Walker all alone, but first kick, the 49ers' Wilbur The fast-starting Dolphins the ball bounced out of the Jackson fumbled and Brad took advantage of a Charlie fleet rookie's hands. •••fiMnim it* i«—lr White fumble as Larry Gor- Also in the second quarter SF— FO WlTlchtno SO don fell on the ball at the came the questionable call NY-FG Dontlo 71 New York 18-yard line. NY-Shlrfc 17 poll from Pllorclk I Don- which will have Jet fans talk- •lo kick) Bob Griese who had 17 com- ing for a long time. NY—Sptnctr t run (Dantlo kick) NY—FO Dontlo 71 pletions for 123 yards, hit Nat With fourth down and little SF— Jockion I run (Wtnchlng kick) Moore for seven yards and SF—G. Washington 47 pail from Plun. more than a yard to go at the kttt(Wtfichlngklck) Freddie Solomon for a first 32-yard line the Jets chose to A-7O.3U down at the five. punt rather than try for a tttra Glinti Flrildowni I* With the Jets expecting an- field goal or go for the yard Ruihtl yardl 3»»1 41-131 Polling yordi 113 13 other pass the wily quarter- to keep the drive alive. Rtturn yordl 5 00 back tossed a pitchout to Ben- 11-lJ-l 144 The punt went into the end 414 739 ny Malone for the touchdown. zone for a touchback and a Fumolllloll 41 11 Garo Yepremian's first of Pwotllttyordi 7-47 Hi pickup of only 12 yards. three placements gave the INDIVIDUAL LIABHi Miami then marched 80 RUSHING—Son Froncllco, Jockion 16- Dolphins a 7-0 lead. yards in 12 plays as Griese 30. Dtlvln Wllllorru 1113. Nt» York. Ko- tor 1141, Hommond»31. Griese directed an 11 play threw to Moore for a seven PASSING-Son Froncllco. Plunktlt IS 48-yard drive early In the sec- yard touchdown. 77 I, til New York. Pliorclk 140.47. RECEIVING-San Froncllco. Holer 4- BROUGHT DOWN - San Francisco 49ers running back Wilbur nerback Ray Rhodes as Harry Carson closes In from behind. ond period capping the drive After the game Jet coach 37. G. Woihlngton 74S. Horrlion 143. Stal Jackson Is brought down from behind after catching a first Giants won, 20-17. with a two-yard pass to Laird 7J3, Jockion 1-10. New York, Shirk I-J7, Walt Michaels said "It's a KoWr 110. quarter pass at Giants Stadium yesterday. Tackling him Is cor- McCreary. See Jets, page U 12 The DtHy Register SWEWSBURY.NJ MONDAV. OCTOBER 17 1977 Unbeaten Broncos snap Raiders9 win streak

went ahead on Lonnie Pemn's l(-ytrd touchdown run. The The first touchdown of Turner's 14-year pro football ca- minutes, but the quarterback had nothing but trouble the rest By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Broncos scored in the second half on Louis Wright's IB-yard nvr came after linebacker Handy dradishar intercepted a of the way Rizzo's first interception set up Craig Morton's 10- interception return and a U-yard field goal by Turner. , OAKLAND — "It was just one of those days." Oakland pass and returned it 14 yards to Oakland's 32 yard line yard touchdown pass to Riley Odoms. Raiders Coach John Madden said again and again Stabler had passed the Raiders into an early lead, hitting Denver punter Bucky DUts rolled a kick out of bounds at Two other teams also remained unbeaten. The Dallas Cowboys ripped Washington M-18 and the Baltimore Colts The Super Bowl champions had won 17 games in a row. Dave Casper on a nine-yard touchdown pass in (he opening Oakland's one early in the second period and the Broncos beat winless Kansas City 17-1 one short ot the National Football League record, before vir- tually everything went wrong Sunday and they lost 30-7 to the Roger Staubach passed for two touchdowns at Dallas — M Denver Broncos yards to Golden Richards and SI to Drew Pearson—to spark "We stunk up the place." said quarterback Ken Stabler, the Cowboys, whose defense sacked Billy Kilmer five times. who was intercepted an embarrassing seven times by the un- Hon Lee and Don McAuley scored on short runs In the beaten Broncos and admitted. "I made some ridiculous pas- first period at Baltimore and the Colts held on against Kansas ses on some of those." City For Denver, everything worked perfectly, especially a In other Sunday action, Minnesota edged Chicago 21-11 in fake field goal play which resulted in a 25-yard touchdown overtime, Cleveland nipped Houston 24-23 on the game's final pass to veteran kicker Jim Turner and made it clear why play. Buffalo stopped Atlanta SO. Los Angeles downed New Coach Red Miller held closed practices late last week Means 14-7, Miami outlasted the New York Jets 21-17. New "1 ran into the end rone out of fear Speed wasn't in- England topped San Diego 24-20. Detroit held off Green Bay volved." said Turner 10-t, SI Louis beat Philadelphia 21-17. the New York Giants upended San Francisco 20-17 and Seattle kept Tampa Bay looking for its first NFL victory by winning JO-23 NFL roundup Cincinnati plays at Pittsburgh Monday night. Reserve quarterback Morris Weese, the holder who turned Fred Cox gave the Vikings a 16-16 tie with the Bean at passer on the play. said. "I looked first for Riley Odoms But Minnesota and sent the game in overtime, where the Vik- you can't waste time on the play and I saw Turner wide open ings won when defensive back Paul Krause threw an 11-yard and couldn't believe it " touchdown pass on a fake field goal on a first-down situation. Linebacker Matt Blair, who Is t-foot-S. played a key role for Linebacker Joe Rizzo had three of the interceptions for Minnesota by blocking an extra point attempt and a field-goal Denver, which made its record 5-0 and moved ahead of Oak- attempt. land in the American Conference West race The Broncos will have the home field advantage when the teams meet again in Cleveland's victory at Houston tied the Browns with the two weeks Oilers for first place in the American Conference Central at 3- 2. Tonl Fritsch gave Houston a 23-21 lead wilh4:28 left, but the The 36-year-old Turner was mobbed by younger teammates Brown's won on Don Cockroft's 30-yard three-pointer on the after his touchdown, which sent Denver ahead 21-7 late in the final play second period Buffalo's O J. Simpson ran for 138 yards. Joining Jim After the Broncos lined up for the apparent field goal at- Brown as the only two men ever to rush more than 10.000 tempt, holder Noms Weese took the snap from center, rolled yards in a career Neil O'Donoghue kicked a 30-yard field goal nght and threw back to placekicker Turner, who had drifted as Buffalo snapped a 14 game losing streak. The loss dropped downfield ignored by the Raiders visiting Atlanta into a first-place tie with Los Angeles in the National Conference West al 3-2 Los Angeles won at home as Pat Haden started at quarterback In place of Joe Namath and NFL summaries threw a touchdown pass Steve Grogan's second touchdown pass to tight end Don Vlklags a, Bws U (oubo\sM. Redskins It Af wlripWili Hasselbeck gave visiting New England and insurmountable • 4 It • » li second quarter. Play was good for 25 yards as TRICKY TOUCHDOWN - Foking a kick, Denver 24-13 lead against San Diego it i t 1 t-n Broncos remained unbeaten with 30-7 victory over Mirv-Foremonlrun tCoik>ck) Wa*n-FG Broncos' Norris Weese (14) keeps the ball as kick- Greg Landry's nine-yard scoring pass with 3:01 left gave Mln-FG C01 10 Wt»ri-FG WlfV 40 er Jim Turner fakes a field goal attempt left. previously unbeaten Oakland. Mln-'FGCoi M Ool—Ricrw Detroit a home-field win Chi—Rather »po» from Avfllim (kick iHtt'tro kiChl Weese then passed to Turner for the touchdown in Mocked) OolN*wftOu»«Tunl*eoC Jim Hart, playing with a neck injury', threw a touchdown Cn.-FG Thomat M Wasn— Marmpi ' po»S 'rom Theumonn Chi— Lorta I poll tram Avtllim (Thom- (MO«l*y * C»' pass and guided the Cardinals to victory at Philadelphia. MhlCk] Wut-FG Wo»*l*v 53 Steve Myers four touchdown passes tor hometeam Mirt-FG Co« II Dal-FGH*rrero44 1 Min—voigt n pan iiom Kraute mo DQI-FG HfTfro SI Seattle was too much for winless Tampa Bay Udtl Oal— Pnrion S9 pass 'torn StouDoc" A—ir.m a kick) Doi Flr»l dowm Fair Haven wins first NFL standings Rutftft yards 43-177 41 IIS Pnung tor<3% First downs 33 Rfturn yams Rushes yards 50-171 19-0. 4MMICAMPOOTt»LlC0KM>INCI AN IM IOT Posting yards 262 Greg Pearman scored three Return yards 30 touchdowns on runs of 45. one Pop Warner Ed Howard scored twice on W I T PCI. •wffalo 1. Atlanta 0 Posses 7 35 1 1679-0 runs of one and 16 yards. i 0 IM 14 tatlimort I'. KoftMtClty* Penoitiev yards 5-4' • 6-40 Punts ••41 S JO and two yards to lead Fair 4 I 14 SI COUll}). PMIdd«lpM4 It Fumbles io it 40 Haven to its first victory ot Chris Tarasiki added the oth- NtwEnglond 3 1 wo n Ntw York Gwtt 10. Ian f rant INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Penalties vordi I u 5 IS give L'nion Beach its lone Elton Johnson give Long N»«V«KfcJ*H 11- m Minnesota 73 Chicooa U OT the season. 410. over River Branch a 12-6 lead with a 70- er touchdown on a five-yard K Cltvttono* 14, HOwtlOn ?J Harper U71 AveiUm 533 Minnesota INDIVIDUAL LEADERS touchdown MM DKItUa Ottrott II. Grt»n toy * scamper, and Tom Reed kick- Dtitnt » Oofclond t Foreman^ ISO. WMler 5 70 McClonartan RUSHING— WosningtO" Thomas 'S 44 Plaza yesterday in B Division yard punt return before Ea- Houtlon 1 I MO Atlantic Highlands' peewees Ntw England 14 ten Olt«« M 4-U. Harmon I X Da'ias We«ho«se 17 71 ed a pair of two-point con- ) 2 too Pop Warner football Lot AngcltI 14 Ntw Of ifom I PASSING-CniCOQO Aveilm.14 21 Q 1 SS Oorsett 19 SI (6-0) remained unscored upon tontown pulled it out late in i ; Miomtll. Ntw York JrH IT Minnesota Tor*entonl6 30 1 2QI Krause PASS'NG-Woiri.ngton Kilmer 4-1S-0 versions as unbeaten Free- 1 i The two clubs are ex- the game Stotti. K Tompa io, 11 1-1-0. 11 45 Theismann 3 10-1. <9 Dallas. Stou with a-21-0 victory. mmn hold (JO) remained in first Ooiiat M WaU»ngt»n 14 RECEiviNG-Chicogo ScottS-" LoHa boch. 1SM-0. ISO Dorse" ' ' 0-14 periencing off-years after nu- Mike Dodd tied the game Long Branch won the Dtnvc I o ion no u 4 14 Rather i 13 Minnesota. S *Y*"f 4 RECElviNG-Woihington Taylor 111 place in the C Division OotWnd 4 I 74, Foreman $31 McClonnnan 1.26 Gfant, J-1S Donas O Pearson ».'SJ merous winning seasons with with a two yard run in the peewee game. 6-0 } 1 too Richards. 3-61 Mike Handler raced 40 100 ClnciMMtiaf )• IA»CI Brow ns 24, Oilers 23 Fair Haven 1-3 and River lourth quarter and Jeff Scott Chad Watkins ran four (oils 17. Chiefs fi yards tor Tinton Falls' lone CONMRiNCf ID 14 7 • 1 M Plaza winless in four games ran over for the winning ex- yards. Geoff Bender raced 10 »«TIO«ALfOOt»«L IHHWI 14 0 1 11/ touchdown. Citvtiona ol iutiolo I B m. It II t 1 J! K«M«Clty It ff t— t yards with a blocked punt and Doiiot 01 "Miodvipnia. I p m Hou-JOnnson |7 punf return Ifnttctt John Drake caught a 35- tra points as Eatontown-Fort Bon—Lee t run (Linhart kick) In an A Division game. Bob Dtttvtr atClnclNnoll. la m kickl Bait—Me Cow lev 2 run (Linhart k >ck > yard touchdown pass from Monmouth nipped Long Trevor Bryant relumed an in- Gfttn toy Ol Tompo toy. I p m Hou-FGFritKrilS KC—Brockington 1 runUiCk »a>>w Tom Murdock and Tim Con- tercepted pass 35 yards to Kelleher scored on a 65-y.ird Houtton al Pitttburoti I p m Cle—Miller 6 run (Cockrohk.cki Bait-FG L nio'1 44 Branch • N«w VorkOionttotWatMnflan. ' p m Cle—Scott 4«interception'••u" (Cock scoring run and Glen Collins PhiloOflpH.o 1 } A-U.Q76 nor had a 20-yard touchdown Rod Harris passed 25 yards give Ocean its touchdowns Stoint at Miami. I p m rotlklck) Ct.ti.IDi Atloota ot ChicoM. 19 m Cle—ftoon • pail from Sipe fCockroh pass from Brian Goldsmith Oceans defense held New tackled a Howell runner in to Ray Covin to give Long Of "0.' *oo " •: Ntw Of l«on» at It Lov.i ]»n kickl First downs the endzone for a safely as •ollimort 01 Ntw Enolona. 4 • m Joe sin IN added the other Egypt to only six yards rush- CMCOQO Mou-FG Fntvcn V Rushes yards Branch a 6-0. first period lead (NIC) Hou—Hodis run (Fntich ktcHI 45141 Jl 107 Passing yards •0 ing The lone score for the Middletown won. 8-0 Ottrolt ot la* FrofK'Ko 4pm MOu-FG Fntich 36 117 score on a 10-yard run and he but Eatontown's Whitney Wil- Return yords 100 127 KonuM City Ot Son Dltoo. 4pm Cie— FGCockroft JO added three extra points losers was Rich Wilsons 70- Middletown also won the Passes " 70-0 II 23-0 liams returned a punt 80 Atlanta 100 Punts peewee game. 6-0. and the ju- »J9 6-31 River Plaza took the yards to tie up the game. 6-6. yard kickoff return Ocean LolAnot'tt 600 Oct. M F 21 3 2 nior peewee contest. 19-0 NfwO'ltoni I Anotwi. Penoiriei-rarOt 7-40 3 35 also won the peewee game. Firs) dowm II peewee game. 12-0 in the second quarter SonFronmco Rusnesyards 17 109 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Posvng yards In another B Division 119 RUSHING—Baitimorp Miichen 71 9? Return yards 136 Lee 14-43. McCouiev 32 Kansas City, game. Rumson edged West Pastes 9-20-1 14-39-7 •teed 16-49, Bailey 9 X Brockingfon J-9 Punfs •-41 • J7 ' Long Branch. 8-6 League- PASSING-Bolt.more.Jonesll 70-0 90 FumWevioH Kansas City Livingston It 73 7 146 Penaities-yarOs leading Holmdel (4-0) drew a "45 RECEiViNG-Boitimore McCouiey 3 13 Douonfy It), Lee 2 16 Kansas ON bye. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Boiiev«46 Whilt2 7$ W'liiomsl-n RUSHING-Clevelond Poole 14-53 Mil- Keyport anfl Marlboro re- ler 13-43 Houston Wiuon 21 54. Coiemon UMS II, Packers t 17-44 mained unbeaten in the D Di- OfMflMv 1 » 1 • « PASMNG-Cieve.ona S DET-jor*n 9 poss from Londry ton Surrojqh S 91 WiHon S 31 (Mike-Mayer Kick) lantic Highlands topped L'nion Bills!, rakonsl Ht'iich, u.(i. in another D Di- vision game FirsiDov.ni Hushesvoras M 1J3 In C Division action. Eaton- Poising *orfls 129 town-Fort Monmouth edged Re'urn Yords » S7 Posses n 2S-4 Long Branch. 1312; Ocean First do#n» S4I Township topped New Egypt. Ruihes-yards Fumbies-iost ( 42 Poiung yards Penalties- »or ton NewEitfWftd 7 17 it-14 133 S*nDi«f« tOT l—n Tim Bntton .gave West NE-Hoiselbeck 1 pan from Grogan Cardinals 21, Eagles 17 (Sm.th kick) Long Branch a 6-0 lead in the SI.LOTll • 14 I 7-11 SD-*iliiomi i run IkiCk laaetH M I SD—Young 1 run I Bf rmrschkekiC* I second quarter with a three- Phi— FG Muhlmonn II yard run before Rumson won StL—Horns 31 POU from Hort (Bokkcn NE-FGSmilnM , kick) NE—HoiseibecM 4 pan t'om Grogan it in the final quarter. SfL-MetcoinOrun iBokkenkicm (Smith kick) 5tL-LOtinIfun (BokkenmcH SD—Jomer 14 pais from Munson (Ber Rumson took the peewee Phi—L-ulk 34 oats from Jawortk • I Mun nirichke kick) game, 6-0. Imonn k>ck] A-SO.37? Phi—Cormichoel SO pass from Joworsk i Keyport scored all of its fMuhtmonn kickl Potrlih Ch«r§eri points in the first half to de- Finl downs 71 14 Rushes yards S37S6 feat Lacey. It's just a wonderful car. The biggest news of all for 78 Passing yards 710 First 00*nV Return yards 97 105 Tom Gross scored the first We had an advantage: we can't be seen. And barely heard. Rushes /ords 41 121 I3-9A Pasiei 12-711 176 I touchdown when he recovered Polling yards 209 ISI Punfs 4-40 717 started with a wonderful car WeVe refined the Rabbit's fuel- Return yards 111 |7 Fumbles loit 1-0 a teammate's fumble in the Pastel M 750 17-31-1 Penalties yards 9 101 6 53 and made it even better. injected engine to make it quieter Punfs 7-34 S41 endzone in the first quarter Fumbles-1 o if DRIVE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS and Ed Hernandez ran over Over a million people all over and more efficient. Penalties vordi 7 57 9-77 RUSHING-New England.Cunninghom 24-1*1. Calhoun 16 77. Forte l» San lor the extra point the world have been impressed Once we were famous (or mak- INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Diego Woods M0. foungl 7J RUSHING-St LOuil.Mornt21 61,Mel PASSlNG-New England Grogran 17 Bill Mills raced seven yards enough to buy them. ing a car that looked ridiculous. calf u 46 Phuodelpn.o. Hoaan 15 19, Su' 77 i, 13 Son Diego Hams 10 IS 1 who had been hit with four stand on the sidelines N*i*NMBmtm The Seraphs will try to NEW JERSEY NETS - holding penalties against At "We were still conservative Tune, guard break into the win column lanta in our offense today, but we FOOTBALL Saturday when they host "I talked to John (HcViy) got more points than they did. NEW YORK JETS- Kroctiwolrd Rich Clark Township. ordCosltr.w(0*f«*iwtf PlatedWoivin about the groin pull, and we so it worked out " Powtll ottffiiiv* toefctt on the inoetmr decided not to blow it today." Tucker has complained that " Tucker said "I should be 100 the Giants do not pass to their NalltMl HtCfttV LM*Vt UH — Safety (Oiley downed bad snop ,n tight ends enough Yesterday, NEW YORK ISLANDERS- Signed Bill endlone) per cent for the rest of the Smith. gooliencter. to o mylti v*a' con UH - Ocequera 23 run (Valencia kid season I could have played with him on the sidelines, Voct UH - Garcia 9 fun *itn recovered COLLIOI lumMe today if it were necessary." they passed only six times DUKE UNIVERSITY - Jelf Muii.ni UH — D Antonio 10 run I Kick lailedl Tucker then said that he Three of them were to tight assistant othletlc director resigned UH — D Antonio 8 run (kick DlOCkedl had met with team president ends Wellington Mara Saturday JONNI Hlk J. Jets make point Continued but fumbled as he was hit —^WHEW-PROPOSED A ^~ time honored quote that when from behind Games played weekend of Oct. 22 you make rnistakes you lose " The Jets forced Miami In Deadline Thursday Oct. 20 at 5 p.m. Miami coach Don Shula was punt and look over on their D long Branch 5-CYL1NDER ENGINE FOR THE disappointed despite the vic- nwn 21) D Ocean Twp. D tory. D Pistolaway D Motowon Reg. D Todd hit Walker with a long "The last time we scored in D Middletown No. D Neptune D the second half was two pass to the Miami 35 and fol- AUDI 5000,THEY SMILED." lowed with another toss to D Wall Twp. D Middletown So D weeks ago against Houston," Q Vineland D Roman AN INTERVIEW WITH FRANZ HAUK. ENGINE DESIGNER said Shula David Knight on the 15. a D Mater Dei The Jets managed to put D Abraham Clark a The rapidly improving Jet wasihi'bin Hauk: No. why? Because o| the odd three points on the board with quarterback then called a D Holmdel • St. John Vionney D proMi-tri kecplog number' Nowhere.is it written thai an a tittle more than a minute quarterback draw and carried D R.B. Catholic D Monmouth Reg. a !n iwUn!c? engine must have an even number oi left In the first half, which to the two. D Shore Reg. • Point Beach D gave them a big lift as They cylinders in order to be balanced The D Keansburg D Red Bank Reg. left the field for intermission. Gaines bolted through the a plain tact is that engineers lust automatically think in O Allentown driest' fumbled on an at- middle for his second touch- D Keyport a terms of 4, or 6, orH. or 12. Our engine is balanced, I as- tempted scramble and the down of the game and D Point Boro • Rumson-F.H. D sure you. And it wasn t so difficult, really Jets recovered on their own Leahy's kick brought the Jets D Manasquan D Manalopon to within four, but the clock a Were ihiTc Hauk Ididntdropacylinderlwanted I 28 yard line. • Asbury Pork • Freehold Twp any advantages ^cylinders from the start. But yes, 1 Clark Gaines took a pitch- did the Jets in. Hidroppinu D Marlboro 0 Freehold D there were several other advantages, out from Todd for two yards aiylindcf? Todd finished with 203 D Princeton D Harvard D l-or one thing, the shorter engine al- and a touchdown to cap an 11- yards and two touchdowns. 1 play drive and Leahy's place- D Dallas D Philadelphia • lowed for a lower look up front. A lower HIM also has New Y(»« Jets I 1 7 T—IT D the advantage oi cutting wind resistance and putting ment made it 21-10 at the end Miami I M • l-li D Oakland D New York Jets of the third quarter. Mlo-Molone5run I Vepremlonkick) a less strain on the engine One less cylinder also means Mid—McCreory I poss from Grlese D New York Giants • Washington A touchdown pass from (Yepremlan kick) D less weight and greater efficiency. Todd to Jerome Barkum Wlo-MooreVposslrom Grlese (Yepr • Jackson Twp. • Brick Twp. imian kick) o ll'sslillasvfiJIy Hauk: We tested 100 cars in the U.S. early in the fourth period was NV-FO Leahy 30 Tit BREAKER - Total numbei ol points scored by all teonrrs NY—Gomel I run (Leahy kick I and Canada for so many months, we nullified by a holding penalty. NY-GolnesT run (Leahy kick) A-43.4U Name. How do yim learned to order eggs "over easy To The Jets had two more op- know ihc buns , . V" • •' portunities lo score when an Jtts Dolphins Address .sri/iim ni it? myknowlcdge.noimportedcarmanu- First downs • attempted field goal by Leahy Rushes yards lacturcr has ever done so much testing Passing yards City and Slate was blocked and the Jets re- Return yards IS! i in such a large scale before It was the only way wecould covered deep in Miami terri- Posses 10210 J<0 Punls )« 431 Telephone truly know how the engine and the entire car perform tory. Miami's defense stif- Fumbles lost M under all your drivingand weather conditions. Penalties yards 7-S? 7-7O Mall or deliver to: Football Contest. The Daily Register. fened and another Leahy at- why would Hauk Well, not all American drivers tempt went into the end zorie INDIVIDUAL LEADERS One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 by RUSHING-New York. Gaines. IIS?, American driven would But we feel sure that there are for a touchback. . Todd5 40 Miami. Malone 71 10S Nolllng 5 P.M. Thursday, Oct. 20 ham 1646 IK'tiili' 'slm™ enough Americans who have come to With seven minutes left, PASSING-New York. Todd, 16260. FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES know craftsmanship, fine machinery rookie Bruce Harper ran back 103. Mloml, Grlese, W 14-0. 131 RECEIVING-New York, Walker. 4»0, and clean design when they see it They will also recog- a Miami punt to the Miami 35 ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE M). nize that the Audi "iOOO is the largest German car for NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED wiisas Hauk Ournewmodelibeinglargerrc the money. Yet, for all its size, it is surprisingly lively. Also, thcres the room and comfort and quiet that > pnn oi I'M —c ba r- M pet I ivIlndeicnKine? quires mine power than a 4. Also, we CB.S. SUPERMARKET wanted a very quiet car Hut I felt it unnecessary to re- Amcricanstraditionally appreciate 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG sort tothe extreme otafi. So everything pointed ton S

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I'M to USO Private own*f with red buckets olr automatic pow 110. and school desk, li E-telien FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER er steering twakn E»teilent. all ser Free Quotes ond binders by phone Col fnliColl TiIJUl TOO tmn ntliofte if llout wtetena• •-s Coil tor Appointment Con 'cw information If 'KM .'.chiMflj U t» St] Si*4 10)1 free WATTS line. •00-1719703 74 FURNITURE - Bedroom sel, two 4114710 AM~C HEBEL STATION WAGON I9?B ttourv seven doy-s o weei lon« peion llnith, 1175 Full tilt In PORTABLE - • ft mahogany paint - SrmXl VI automatic tmf »teer lEf»CUR> WAC HONDA ElSiNORE CRU5M 1975 - nl fttruring mattress ond bo. spring er i easel with COM ond palertt. new. ing 'es si*** .."teon E*i«n* senger looded EiceUent condition Asking U00 JM \n Aft«i lpm. «*} MM mect condition Mud be seen 'o CoruM Mts 1170 Must sell. 150 747 UM evenings 1)400 or best oMer Can MERCUR'V *tff*f MARQUIS - Good HOIN6A TlJulTlIKE »»71 - Troll SCALE - Fairbonkv I0O0 lb Good condillon Must move 94* »» *UD' iffj "WOLS - Standard two 741 1453 wan aoo' Man mileage HTM Call »» MERCURY U7T -~l5o or best orter HONOA r»7* xnn — In excellent con GLASS. USED - Slldlna potlo doors SEE THESE! - Chest ot drawers, by Od ]i Book value !•» F« aition in storoge for one year 1)00 4 •!•«•. very good condition 171 Ca 111 50, wooden cabinet. U » tele M4I140 phone table and stool. 111 SO; sewing • UHLEtiilt«|HC door air Rear damaged Runs ( table, 1U 50. Castro choir bed, 14*. CHRYSLER PCY**OUTM ft'l tlH HONDA - HH 'SO* rmnt Lord table. 1) 7S, twin bed, complete. 00 nn Hwy as Hawt _ »*sm MCB nff- B*ou*itv>< condition in HAM'CB/SHORTWAVE - Supernt Ut. full slie bed. compietartif. mod and out LOtaiiy driven and goroged radio, by Moiiirofters. i40 to 47 MM) ern sttreo. US. Zenith block ond white suicn CUSTOM cou^e - wi I* 000 origmol mllfi AM FM plus AMKW »B IM H1U4I TV. Ut. Hoove* vacuum cleaner. US; Low mileage **«• many *»ti CH including hordtop ond two UWm ISO - Eicelient running on otso china, glotsware and bric-a-tHoi n see ne»i»es « JOC UlUrt L Oiial on ditton UOO Urn RUSCIL S. 7S E Front SI.. Red Bonk «" COO 57. Day Care/ 71 Merchandise HAMMONCT 741 16« ' MONMOUTH Coll |7»31H 5l.H>lpWont«d SI.Htlp Wonted BU'Ck '•" L»S*BDE Custom CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH For Sale Lonoou Coupe Loooed witn extras KAWASAKI I17| KZ4M - 1700 mile* Nursery School ORGAN SKI BOOTS - Sfit^.TioTiJli" 10,'MI HwyJ* Eatontown S4? SJOO UKU. most sen DRUG CLERK - Part time, evenings BABYSITTING AND BOARDING - ARPETlNG - Dropes and small .- Sklls. 130 Double mattress and spring, 471 7t« or 791 3031 and weekends ctMl between 7 3pm MONTE CARLO tm-iMM REAL ESTA.TE In my home Weekends only Coll ofie* rlgtrotor Very flood condition Ev t» 7*1 NH CADILLAC FlEETWOOD - '••' j*r power steering brakes Excellent Lmcrofi PhofrrvKv 'D '41* Of Asbury Park MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Rea S '4'39*4 f ythlrtg like new Coll 141IMI week SOFA~AND CHAIR - Medlttfroneon. •VouOham Ml* equippea 0*1 extras condition Can be seen ot JI Eutobetti ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN SALES jWdl- greenish gold, 1100 Aluminum sliding uicemii« itooo con ofte* • w O', " RF Microwave bockocound desmjCle A rare oppoduMty. to loin one ol the WILL BABYSIT IN YOUR HOME - HUGE PIANO SALE gloss door. *.', ISO Colonial coffee us: „___ ~ Electro impulse Lob Inc 1)6 Chestnut County s most successful firms Our Weekdays, between I 30 1 » With CERAMIC MOLDS"- (1») Eicelten SI Red Bank 741 0404 staff has increased its soles by HVN in much responsibility and care Call 671 condition. WH Table, pine. 130 Burlington House CAPBi It*? - very flood condition MOTORCYCLE TRAILER - Two the past yew We ate now opening a MB open weave drapes, orongt. one pair. mull sen »'M Will 1rod» for FOftf bikes lights good condition. HIS branch office m Llncroi Miadletown TSU one pair,!«>U.t3S 7ft 5UJ woooo in '•<» _ U7 *33t You will be taught the basics ol Real CHAIRS — two upholtttrtd. wit SOFA COUCH - E»i.ellent condition, Kipcovers, well cor.»tru*led, good to HICHlilSE IED - Clton. TiiiVoml Estate at ttte Century H Acodemy as 171 or best offer Boy's bed. two moi *i» reupnoitttring. Ui each Coir otter •M.IM. W1HM EXPERIENCED AUTO CAR POL • en as receive on going. In house tresses. 150 »71 fOTJ SMER - This is a permanent position training We would prefer residents ol 0LD5MOBILE DEtTt A U ROYALE LincTon New Shrewsbury. Hoimdei. CLARINET - Conn, like new. used SOFA - Four piece StCtlonol with 197J - Power steering brokts air with oil tnnge benefits Mull have YAMAHA Ook Hill but will consider all appn only two months. US 117 Seventh St IBM TYPEWRITERS ll 17S Bedroom, nlnt>eie, •veVtpMd *licl *9 000 m.lei JwSt condHJ Ei )9*f power steering broke* Otr, e>ec Lfcers machine operators wQre- County Busy mom highway Well es 6dUBrLE*iToiOOM~SET~- T7ip* 197} CB 750 HONDA - Asking 17S0 LADY S BLACK PERSIAN COAT THREE PIECE Large mahogany Wagon Powe* tiw>n« tru windows stereo good condition JM workers, now accepting o4)pli typing One day service 170 UU tablished business grosses 140 000 plus dresser, chest of drawers, two nigh Call 513 63J3 before 3 JO aMer ] M With mink collar, slie I) U. US N*c dining room set. 150 • ft oil gloss dU RiM'int ft'M-ttttt 9* itn ions between 9am and 11 JO a m , Rf TAIL Rental Income 13600 plus Call Fuh tobies USO Eiefdse but IJ0 Por 671 MOO E.' 330 rmon Netties. Commercial Division cht sewing mocfilne. 131 *Ji W*J ploy cose. 1*1 Hort* sulky. Mi 700 OLDSMOBILE ~ ARM HELP WANTED - Port time LEAF BLOWER - Soars Crofttmon ings tor full and part time help AUTOTUNE UP~ And reporr ctn two pairs, green white gold white M13H0 OLDSWOBiLE —1*37 two door se S Auto Services/Parts r fui< time Apply at Cosoto Forms. used five howri si» dan re-bullt engine many new ports AoJBSt.hWniCi No experience netessory. we will ler Modern electronic equipment two Mrs doublble width, greegreenwhltn white VOLKSWAGEN 19*9 BUS - 41,000 Ml MM CMEVROLET IMPALA - 1«M tour' Nerds sand blasting and point no rust train you You nust be avorioble Clean Excellent moln highway loco gold vases, mr"pair, large Italia TIRES - Two brand new. 4O0»U on door VI power steering run* 0004 mn« Front imosned For porn 1300 FBE"RGLATWORKER - To build ro work nights and weekends tion neor shopping centers Extensive sworas Fishinng rods ana reels, sal tlViNG ROOM SUITE - Bedroom rimi 140 AM'FM cor radio. 140 Call out Good winter protect 1700 Can at boats, experience preferred but not Ashing W» Call Ml -St» 3M267? satisfied customer list Brunswick suite, We* ier A » o m 747 591J necessary Coll 147*577 after 6pm Applkpply in perso area Send replies to Box Y 713. The General E CONVERTIBLE - IIMPoniioc urn DRAPES - Two panels. Insulated TIRES - Two HRKrilS, itMl bilt'td OLDSMOBllE •"- 19*9 Good cOftdi tO a m 5pm Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. N J All A 1 londltlon toll 741 *»?i after GranoMiif New top, power steering 6 Auto Rent/Lease GAL Guv FRIDAY - For Rod ftonk eoch }$' wide, full length tor plctur radial snow tires, on wheels. Pontloc tion One owner UOO Call 777 0573 or S Dp .-• n»n wot and window) air condi- ngmeering office Excellent typing windows or apartment balcony win one winters use Ping pong toble. 729U1I RfNTA^AN LOW lo*ru'^•^ kills required Send lefler to BOH C tioning AM FM stereo, two new tire* COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND BAR - dows Traverse rod included ITS M LOVE SEA t - Colonial, very good itondord sue prodltolly new Three Call Larry TOM'S FORD Hwv 13 149 The Oaily Register Shrewsbury including mows dealer maintained. OPEL GT 1970 - Four speed looks Kevport 3M 1600 Waterfront property. Riparian rights, condition Call ofler t vpeed mon t Schwlnn bicycle Coll of *OO0m.Tn Best otter over IKW) Con and run* very sngrp tWO or bes' ofler N J 07701 room lo expand Gross UOO 000 Pius an MMN3 ter 7 10 p m Ul TOM m-tun \ 544-ISM with no advertising C luense A DRESSER - Flvedrower, ook, old 7 Auto Insurance rental income exceeds foxes, utittlles 7S Bed. single, ook. old U0 Dnk MAO WHEELS - With four go«< TOP SOIL-FARM LAND CORDOBA - I*?*, fully loaded good PLYMOUTH DUSTER - HTJ vinyl XPER1ENCED APPLY MORRIS and insurance Call Fuftrman Netties. adv L antique white, old. US Ci fires. H« takes all AU1U AND L .PLYMOUTH FUR* - 1969 Jl| fn Coll HI 1141 VACUUM '• Wettlnghoute conTt- S GREAT OPPORTUNITY — Arcodt independently Owned" hower locket, leisure suit, sport lock ter upright XX AUTO INSURANCE , NO COSh' It you ing we coconn gine « 000 original miles New t.re* manooer wanted for winter arcade SALESPERSON WANTED - Deluxe II] River Rd Folr Haven el, Shirts, 16 u Call after S. M 7W1 No mon«> Free ojuotes ana cinders by phone Coil H7I54J neip to get vou financed brakes AM FM radio, air Coil ')9 oti 779-9137 after 4 p m retail store, tor Christmas selling sea • 741-76M EARLV AMERICAN DINETTE SE dawn Payment* arranged 'o 9099 M7S ____ toil tree WATTS line 100-177 97QJ u son Full or part time Fin* working MOVING — D«tk. i90. coffee table WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC - needs Many New and Quality Used nourt seven don o wwe*; UAROS - Full port time openings conditions Experience not essential STUFFE~RS - And Malltrs UR~ - *1 round table plus two 10 leaves r conditioners. 150 each PLYWOUTH SATELLITE GTX - 1 Rang* Avocado, never used, 17*5. Cars to choose from Coil Rossas Pon n Hoimdei Freehold. Neptune, and Reply, giving qualifications to Box E GENTLY NEEDED 175 per hundred Four mate s choirs 12i Swivel ' arge lawn ^mbrelio, like new. IK 1970 toe mecnanicoi condition Good -_ tr, avocodo 11} All e«ce one unit wosher gos dryer. Ill Coll tiav WiB'oadSt Red Bonk 741 SiH Soyreville For appointment call Cop- 310 The Doily Register Shrewsbury, GUARANTEED Send sell oddresied Burglar alarm, in corion 150 AM'FW 7t7-43*0 ofter S p m body *40 hign pertormonce engine, •>• INSURANCE? rain Rhine 70) 9*J 607? between 1 p m NJ 07701 stamped envelope, TK ENTERPRISE. condlllon 747 Mil tight trock eck owr rot»« DAT SU N~T97T - Four speed stickT and 5pm Pinfcef ton s Inc An equal Box 71479. Denver Colorado 10721 ll oom humidifier, W0 Ulo'l* oval*, porcelain heodefs, mucti mucft Bob 0" WM' WICKER PLUS AM FM excellent gas mileage and gportunlty employer SALESPERSON - Permanent post WELDING BUSINESS - 14 yeors rail MOVING For sole G E outomatk .ondH'O" 63 000 miles Asking I«JO more Must sell mis week Best of*r' YOUNO ORIVERSAVED OVER UOO tion Prefer person with knowledge of Baskets, furniture, gifts, ond act.es ing tabricoflon. owner III will teach washer like new 150. Wesllngnoute over 1750 Coll 717 1101 - Al the AUTO INSURANCE CEN AiRDRESSER - Male and lernole. coming and all sports Mutt be able dryer, good condition, no antique TER AS Mwv 16. Keyport N j COM- ill, following Ariette s Beauty SoTon. to sell 'odies bathing suits Apply In Call 717 7t7l,6-9pm DAILV REGISTER DODGE "CHANGER l»?5 - S£. loaded PLYMOUTH VALIANT - 1174, orlgl Mahogany Empire tide board ne PARE Prtoer*'* Brokerage 764 »|7 rench Institute de Beaute Fair person to Mrs Pinslev at Kltlln's. I E SUNDAY REGISTER « 000 miles WOOD Call flays nol owner power steering outomotic. teflnishing Best oner Coll HI O73t WINCHESTER MODEL »4 JO JO Haven tO-MU Front St i Red Bank Remington pump. 30 04. model '»0 SWI730 Eve* l*4-4r» excellent condition »7i 3145 after 4 62 Mortgages FAMILY AD KEYPUNCH EXPERIENCED MOVING - Hurl skis, bindings and Gam* Moste* with rtvee to seven vori PLYMOUTH 1971 SCAMP - IS.000 9 Construction SALESPERSON Full w paM time N J HOMEOWNERS DODGE DART CUSTOM 7976 - Vliiyi LJ GONZER ASSOCIATES 175 tOOO BTU Oir condition* able Kope tip-oft mounts Springfield mites EiceMent condition Sener in knowledge of gift shop oprrotiom help PAY OFF ALL BILLS - Lowest inter top power disc Oroiin. cuitorn pack 157 Brood St . Red Bonk 14? 3900 150 Girls XT bike. UQ 747 3717 bolt action 10 06 with tiope ond need ot bigger cor to accommodate Equipment to! but not essential Write quail est rates Government backed 11 Monte Carlo stock 17 gouge double age air siont m UMO or best otter MOWER TRACTOR -IMP, flti growing family 13995 711 1911 after 6 17 H P Giant vac Leaf Loader CUES MEN — Work at f»ome On the tkations. solory expectations, etc to Credit problems understood Call 1*3 barrel Stevent Model fn 17 Gouge Co" WTO< o r 717-1475- 7700 and gel a New Stort I Open 7 c start Craftsman 1»" cut Just 7" Snowplow fits Bronco phone, earn «S 150 weekly servicing Boi O-3S1. The Doily Register Winchester pump. M del 1700 with ven don LINES DODGE VAN - 1171. 19'J engine Powered York Rake Tow Type our customers 7*4 13*4 Snrewsoury. N J 0770) built engine Htadtlghts and liKited rib All guns in ocellenl condl ASTRE COUPE J97J - fullf carpeted stereo new brakes and 4 PG Drop Spreader SALESPERSON Seavir* Square aHiights Wb »71 1U5 tion Coll 1*1 3040 inocts, transmission Power steering. ,.« power steering, AM Gas Powered Hedge Trimmer* Moll Ocean Township Full and part MUST SELL -~ Olnlfifl room Mt p«r p«wer brakes best offer over 17500 Itereo engine *orarront> 7f 000milts ANDSCAPING HELP WANTED - 63 Money To Loan 71 Of Cyclone Fence S oate time positions 01 JONATHAN ARTS >« t for condo or apartment Show •7M2U 11.100 671 169* wo futl time, one part lime Must Truck Wheels Pick up Cap hove driver's license Coll aftsr 5 30 AND CRAFTS" Must be experienced HOMEOWNERS oom shape 44 round tobie with glosi DODGE >»49 - In good condition PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - In all arts ond crofts and needlepoint op ond II leaf, tour iholrs. china 417MS f present monthly bills ore over yoi 1750 Colionv"rne foor door UOO AUNDRY WASH - Mon ond mainte (Sample and portfolio required) Ap close! Antique beioe with oronge trln WOODWORKING MACHINERY * head, even behind, stop worrying 717-7771 741S4S4 Aner S Ml 2341 OTKC mon retiring Will train person ply at the Oceon County Man Squore DAYS UBSJti J'OT^ Powermotk tobM saw. loirwr. thick 10 Wanted Automotive iff> mechanical ability seeking long- Consolidate everything into one low nes% planer. olr compr essor. rodiol or DOREMUSFORD " PONTIAC LEMANS - '971. two-door rtort: MP-S1U mortgage payment ond breathe easy JUNK CADS it Poid vocation Free NEW AT SYCAMORE GREENS' sow bondiow MI 941? after s •SALES SERVICE PARTS hardtop, vinyiroof power steering again Lowest government backed Apply star Cleaners SALES kalian Provincial dinette, ovol tobi 7 PEDESTAL OAK TAftL F With Ave H«i &>.»* '41 «BD power brokes AM FM rodlo, 44.000 rotes, up toW yeors " ond Lounoeferi 1J7 Myrtte Ave Long To troln In small business, sorne stock four chairs, room divider. strve< .low legs. tNi miles New tires, shocks, barter, Etc ALL STATE AS* 11*50. Medilef-oneon iiyie bedroQi FIAT SALE'S AND 5ER~v7CE~- CF work, chance to advonce. good ben 177 I4t* Spotless 13300 164 03 HAZLET OFFICE suite, triple dresser, two night tablet VINE MOTOR CORP Mople Ave . etirs. Start H25 ACE EMPLOYMENT TOP DOLLAR EGAL SECRETARY - With at teosl and king sue bed. U7i lhre« piece li. I COUCH - With ihau Red Bank '*' 4570 PONTfAC LEMANS - Sport Coupe ire* years experience Benefits in AGENCY $3 no room suite, lit* also antiques por or v.US 1973 41.000 miles Power air .tut 70 Thomas Ave 747 M94 Shrewsbury LOAN BY PHONE! gatdCorriem FIAT 1174 in SPORT - 71.500 mile* ludc nospllolliation ond lite Insur pointings, prints silver, ort objects AW FW ^ on sole " in t %A2 %tfij SECRETARY - Diversified, inter" DOLLARS AM FM new disc broke* 1U» Coll once Solary commensurate with ex Fast service' Secondary mortgage and other collector 1 items Browser Soyreville. N J 777 1300 esting secretorioi position wim a non 1 MM37S PONTIAON C VENTURA - 1*74. lll-cyl- perlencc Reply Boi D MO The Daily loom MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP, welcome RUSCIL'S. It Sytomare profit organlialian In the Red Bank ndndeer. automati•"-c . powepower steer VOLKSWAGEH - >96t of newer, good register. Shrewsbury, N J 07701 f, Howell Ask tor Mr Lewis Av« Lltile Sil.er 741 I5M 72 Garage/Yard Soles FORD CONVERTIBLE 1«A - Good area Applicant must hove good short ing brake* AM FM. 43.000 miles chassis and engine CALL US TOLL FREE londttioo exterior interior Two snow EGAL SECRETARY - With ex hand ond typing skills, like working ANTIQUES - Ffom twi-room hem* S7W 717 7304 Coll 741 1701 OUHAH RAM! Hit S tires AikmgUOO 711-OW0 perience Freehold area Futl time with different kinds ol people Starting (800) 822-8989 FOR SALS Oreo 1|00 Framed pointings Victo RABBtT - Youwe got to drive it to -"201 431 5000 salary is tilS per week, with regular _ _ for Merchandise For Sol. nan love seal and maUhlng chairs, FORD ECONOLINE LUXURY VAN C4*l !4Um after S believe n " SHREWSBURY MOTORS WANTED increases ond good benefits Please Only Article must originate from i ook turned easel, hand corvea morbie 117S - Fully equipped Can be seen at A i used con and trudu Tap doUor pojd lACHiNIST - Experienced on lathes ONE STUDDED - While wall ttr• INC 741-MOO write to Box Bjw The Daily Reg's hOk/Mnold ond may not eneed o sale 1 topdrrtser with mirror. Early Amerl Sheraton tnn Hailet ?w :*0C Ask for OASIS MOTORS 1701) 771 7100 nd Bridgeporf Millers Small shop M( RCHANDISE iceof ItOOnptr article Gr| IS mounted on GM rim Eictllen can tQUes. dress*rs and roll top ook Glenn RAMBlER AMBASSADOR )tU - li benefits Permanent position ler, Shrewsbury. 07711 dition tn Ul J4O4 E ves Mo « WFBUY USED"CTRS A"N"D TRUCKS desk OH tompi and Kerosene Hove, Automatic transmission power steer lortboroorea S3*-4*00 trunk coal rang*, tooli and oniique FOFD FALCON WAGON - 1170. in SCHWARTZ CHRY SLE R SFCRtTARY Price MUST Be Advertised Eoch od ing. Excellent condition 1550 Call 931 ORGANS - Two child* MognuS 131 form equipment household Ott 14th cylinder stick, good transportation PLYMOUTM Dictaphone experience necessary. dltionol line II No copy Changes rnay and U Aqwiurn 10-oaiion all ot.ces 37nd 10 4 Rom or shine 7* Linden needs some body work USO 67' 9719 Red Bonk. 747 0717 some medical knowledge helpful Start 71 Merchandise be mad* and no discounts or return sortes including eitra tonk and \tand Ave Locust Definitely no early col RED BANK VOLVO MACHINTSTT lUD win be mode If od Is cancelled before US Single bed Provincial 135 'I' UTS- FORD G~ALAXIE 1HI - Four door "»E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY For Sale •pirotion automatic1 Just passed inspection SCHWARTZ Chrysler Plymouth RED BANK 741 SNA 70 Thcmos Ave 747 1494 Shrewsbury A HUGE FALL CLEARANCE SALE ms Good condition U00 671 ZU7 Red Bank 747 0717 TO PLACE YOUR RENAULT - i«9 R 10. automatic. SECRETARY — Ot exotic housepianfs Must clear A EQUIPMENT - Jhure idumr Machine Shop DAILV REGISTER FORD GRANADA GHIA 1175 - E« mint condition 30 15 mpg 41,|9a WE NEED USED CARS interesting position, steno helpful before freenng weather Mike s _{»o*«<* with poddr 51 Help Wonted Greenhouses 70< Shore B'vd . Keans i AMI • AO, CALL cellent condition Low miieoge U.500 miles 1575 firm Coll after 6. 671-9013 Top donor paid MULLER CHEVRO some cashiering, local area To 1130 perfed condition Co Call SUM* LET Mwy 34. Matawan. SU 1000 OPENINGS burg 7«7 5434 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PAINT FOR SALE- Latei Flat, U RlTTENHOUSE Thomas Ave 747 34*4 Shrewsbury FORD GRAN TORINO - 117). full • LINCOLN MERCURY inc EL offers all the advantages ot a ro ANTIQUE DINING ROOM SET - 5421700 colors. U a gallon Con 717 W4 or f%1 SECRETARY" Must be occur are typ- power, mint condition New brakes 900 MWV IS nVlSOO OCEAN TWP idly eiponding. growth-oriented mul Girl s 70" bike JB47 1st. capobie ol writing ods. handling hm einaov snows 11750 Ul *I7« EMPLOYMENT ill Ion doll or govern MfrlM 14 HOUR SERVICE PA SYSTEM - Ampeg sound rein SEE A RUSSELL MAN - For your telephone calls Part lime. 9-3, Man- torcement Doard in channel board SERVICE rtevt new or irud cor RUSSELL Old* day through Friday Call Monmouih ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - with master control and cover Also mobile-Cadillac Co 100 Newman Institute for interview, 7414779 Area's kKgest and finest selection J7J one conga drum with stand one Shure Coll after Spm ./Jfrjli Springs Ra Red Bank 741 0910 51 Help Wonted Squankum Yellowbrook Rd . Farm microphone with stand Coll tor " ADVISOR FORD LTD - '975. Brougham, four ASSISTANT VA'NTENANU ft » SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK SHORE MOTORS iREwOOD - s«ountd hard wood Bill Ml T.9t door, dlr conditioned, full power — AmDitious person needed for gener McLAIN. 931-9371 lTdoySl Volvo-Triumph Dealer SON - Full time. Mon fhrougn Fn full cord guaranteed. 170 a cord AM FM Stereo, 'ow mileage Ex To assist superintendent at garden •MACHINIST O< light work including shipping and ANTIQUOUE -— Oriental 7r g and high Hwy 33, Monosquan 53I-7SO0 receiving responsibilities Good ben u celtent tires Must sell tnis week oportment comptem Coll SMOft iw witith bolsters, excellenexctl t Call Til • EXPERIENCED FLOORTNG - Hordwood", ook .about 51. Htlp Wanted CMC I43-W7I. STRAUB BUlCK -OPEL AUTO BODY METAL PERSONIXN^ •FIRST CLASS 9730 •070 after 7 or weekends NINE ACRES of New and UMd Can PAINTERS — Due to the plant open fi sq ft BundtM US 'W FORD LTD STATION WAGON - SHIPPING-PACKING PERSON - Good salary Excellent ben Hwy 15 1*4-4000 Keyport ing of another Coie« Center In fhe neor ANTIQUE - Toble radio. Crosier 747 XH2 10 POJI tap rack power fleering. With light carpentry experience re- Works good, tooks good no elns Contact Frank Stover power brakes, automatic trans . olr THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new fufufe. we are currently teeklng per- •SET-UP quired tor shipping department Apply TOOl Md/or DM MAKOtS cond . and radio S700 Con after ftp nr and used cars in Monmouih County sons ol the highest quality to work in in person, Electro impulse. Red Bonk — Good condition 145 Sli willow Over 100 air conditioned new cars In me Red Bank area We offer working OPERATORS 741-0404 BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMYNT - Sir porch choirs. US Wooden kitchen w Experienced Stock WcGLOlN BuiCtC OPEL INC . conditions and pay scale second to operator shop. U dryers ond three nd lour choirs, gate lea table. US KITSON FORD - i«6l LTD convertible Shrewsbury Ave . New Shrewsbury none Please phone collect. 21S-S47 Turret lathe, SHIPPING/WAREHOUSE - For moll Sinks Coll SM «4Sof i66 A*SI • hlgh-thalr. tS 717 147* Red Bank area uoo 7414300 9W] or write Cole«, 513 Pennsylvania order company Must drive Good with BED — Statey Posturepedlc king slie FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET' Liberal benefits Call Roy, I4MI71 Ave.. Fort Washington, Peno 19034. In Milling, figures Opportunity tor aggressive mottress and boi spring with frame. - Check the USED FURNITURE CHEVROLET TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb core of Doug Van Scvoc. person if qualified apply to Boi D 350, FORD PINTO 1173 - Wagon Four Cylindrical grinding CENTER OF RED BANK Fine turn! Call Mr Kramer urvlct DOWNES PONTIAC. 63 Low The Dally Register. Shrewsbury. N J speed, loofci. runs excellent Clean 7474t« ture for less 197 Shrewsbury Ave. er Main St. Mcrtawon 546-7719 07701 tPS Worth more. 741-tfM 747-3014 542-1000 TRIUMPH 1977 TR7 - Air conditioned MAKKE VSOME MERRY MONEY BLONDE JANSEEN PIANO - UOO URNITURE ~ 100 modern sofa FORD TORINO 1174 - FourdOOr, •Sheet Metal SNELLI NG AND SNf LLING - Cannon. 1I7S Beginner i accordion, ond sun root, driven 3000 mile* Asking FOR THE HOLIDAYS World's largest employment service. 100 Block Parsons table, \Vi Ocia AM FM stereo tape I 15500 Owner leaving tor Europe Call Become on Avon Representative now ISO Sows All, like new. tM Drums. onoi end table, round top. walnut tin 'ion IIKD Mus' sen ' n Brood St Red Bonk. N j 747 1171 536-SM7 or 145-5717. osk lor Erol and gef In on the Dlgoest gin»elllna SIM Wooden Dolphin, »17S Three mo Sh. U0 Oak and wrought iron cocktol FORD 1164 VAN - Needs motor Tery T R6 1977 - Good condition LOW mile- season of me year For more informa- •Spot Welding STENO CLERK chine motors. 110 each Model A Bat able. t90 747 J1W RESTAURANT PROFESSIONALS WANTED aoad body IMS 1W9 Imperial, good Dark blue Roll bar AM FM tion. Mrs Hammond. 671 «9i or Mr* General office work, 70 hour week Wry, StS Two vertkoi cloth cutters. 1 Kor:ciius. SM-57S3 or Ro« Arcfter. 739 EL offers attractive salaries and a Hours flexible J3 75 on hour For a restaurant 'banquet facility scheduled lo open on or body. liX \9T} impena , very good o or oest offer 177-0364 160 eoch Four furniture clomps 141 4531 omprehenslve benefits package Call ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Router. MO Coll anytime, 7|7 1H7 l Help Wonted condition, m M3 WSI o' 11 ct or sendresume to Mr. about December 1. 1977, m the Red Bank area Resumes are VEGA HATCHBACK 197* — Four- BOM AN FW '-^uTtipifN cor sttrto. homos Morel 11 70 Thomas Ave 7473494 Shrewsbury FORD 1969 CUSTOM 500 - Air condl speed. AM radio, etoht track, 31.000 BEAUTICIANS. HAIRCUTTERS. now being accepted lor the following positions TEACHER — High School Moth sub- MgihMt trock. Astro quod control, 140 Honed, new studded snow tirev 61 000 mile* AtkingSTAOO Must sell 946-5654 MANAGERS - "Great Ei (201) 938-9000 slltute for an indefinite period ' " ColIlI iorter 4p m . 741 H7S milt* Askiro, chains Ooenlng Nov 2 at Sea condition 170-1671 Farmlngdale. N J 07727 ISU for appointment view Square Wall Call 671 9413 or 7t? n Eoual Opportunity Employer • Banquet Manager GW(f 1J74 DURAVAN - Cuslom done • Banend«rs VOLKSWAGEN VAN - 1971, 47. MAKE-UP ARTIST TRAVEL AGENT - Must be fully ei BOOKKEEPER - Part-time, hours miles, tome von accessories Beit Experienced, par 1 time. Mon and Sol perienced in on phases of retail travel Daily-Sunday • Waiters /Waitresses open Send resume to Bo. 2*7, Leon ter over I'600 Call 227-3677 Exclusive cosmetic boutique Call 747 EMPIRE TRAVEL. 741 U50 GRANADA 1976 - Two door. VI. ordo. N J 07737 S444 Send your resume in confidence lo Mr Matthews, 119 Rellim autorrxjtic. at' Loaded Beautiful Met- VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1970 - Nee VtNYL FLOOR MECHANIC - Must CARPENTERS - Many permanent MECHANICALLY INCUNED~PER allic blue 70.100 miles Excellent 70 mechanical work, mult sen. USO know Ille and soft goods installation REGISTER Drive. Ok) Bridge, New Jersey 08857 positions available lor framing, SON — To work In wash room For mpg 13690 147 4707 best offer Can after 6pm. S47-XW Port time Call 741-W51 sheathing, interior trim ond cornice Shore's leading laundry ond dry clean HOLSEY PONTIAC VOLKSWAGEN 1964 - With nei crew* Also, several hourly positions Ing plant. Experience helpful but not WAffRESSES M'W - Experienced Classified Ads rebuilt 1967 engine Needs fro available tor good experienced corpen necessary Steady position, full ben- Over II Apply in person between 7 5 RTE 16 S47-7WI EATQNTOWN ters and herpers Good storting rate efits Apply Star Cleaners and Loun pm. Shore Point Inn. ]J4? Hwy. 3S, mission Asking 1150 firm 977 HI* 1 JAGUAR »«E 1*1 1949 All extras These opportunities ore available a\ derers. Myrtle Ave., Long Branch Hailet as low as stereo, air. 33,000 oduoi miles This VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1967 - N many of our job sites, located through WAITRESSES AND DISHWASHERS cor.sllfcenew.M900 741-1075 Clutch, rebuilt engine, needs no wo Out Ocean ond Monmouth Cties MECHANICAL ENGINEER - For UOO Can 4 W mechnical contractors lor soles ond M'W - Apply Beacon Hirt Country 38 cents JEEP SALESiSERVlCE U7-M31 designs Petro chemical ond industrial Club. Aiiontic Highlands TWIN BORO MOTORS 747-0040 CARPET CLEANER - Ei field Port time Call between 9 30-4 WAREHOUSE PERSON - ApplTconT VOLKSWAGEN 1970 - Eacelleni 1]1 E Newmor Spring* Rd . Red ffonk Oerienced/trainee Earn 1700 per week pm 7» J341 or 710 3731 must be capable, reliable and hove nlng condition, n*w tires and barte plus commission Gas allowance paid stable work record thai can be veri- JEEP WAGONEER 1977 - Elghi-cyl 19S0 or best offer 747-7SU NURSE - RN or LPN, part time. 11 ? For FAST RESULTS lleodv year round work 44*-4313. 7*0- fied Lift truck experience helpful but intfer. power brakes-steering, four shin Please call Medlcenter VOLVO WAGON 1971 — Automa1 nol essential Apply H & R Johnson, at LOW COST wheel drive Good shape 17000 See 147UOO. EH. 13 many new parts Reasonable inc. State Hwy 35. Keyport. 10 a m Poul at Commuter s Getty Gas Station, CAR WASH HELP phone BUSINESS DIRECTORY Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bon* MJ-TflW NURSES-RN S - One full lime, one t04p.m .Mon through Frl Country Sudttr Cor Wash part time, 3-11 shift. One port-time. 73 WMELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPE Hwv 35, Mlddletown KITSON CHEVROLET CO shin New salary scale Call tor ap- Hwy 9 Freeh REGISTER Hwy 16 Eatontowr CLERICAL pointment, 8 3 X, 927 9330 A DAILY GUIDE 467OS47 547 1000 Filing, light typing, diversified duties. NURSESRrTs - Part-time and futl- 52 Baby Sitting LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - Town 1970 HEMI CHALLENGER - E entry level Start tloo time positions available on night shift Child Care . Classified Ads Cor 1974 LOW mile* Eicelient condl- cellent condition ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Competitive salary ond benefits OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS tlon 13.600 177-1W. Coll 671-3312 70 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury HILLTOP PRIVATE NURSING HOME. 671-0177 542-1700 LINCOLN MARK IV 1974 — Black 1971 OLDSMOBILE - Delta Roy CLERK - For midnight shift in co*r PACKAGING with red learner interior. Sunroof. VI. U Fully equipped One owner I venlence food store in Keyport Call Toll Free from Motowon Area . LANDSCAPING LAWN automatic, poorer steerlrtg/brofces, o'r, cellent condition. 1472430 ofler six ?64 51 Ji lor iniervlew between M pm OLSTEN TEMPVNEEDS~YOUR |GARDEN MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES power windows with vent. AM/FM SKILLS EARN EXTRA MONEY 566-8100 stereo Eicelleni condition in ond out 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER -Air c CLERKS HIGH RATES NO FEE. 117 Rte 35 CLEAN VARDS CORRUGATED BOXES - Pocking 15.950 671 1715 ditioning, power steering V S00 or b TYPISTS EATONTOWN M? 5300 Toll Free from Mlddletown Area _j1lor»-ottlci Supplies lor Industry ond Moving ond DOMESTIC COUPLE - Live In cot- offer SECRETARIES ADDING MACHINES Coll after 1 p.n Storoge. Coll 7474O9* or 4411 4672 . PART Tl«E - Five representatives tage, clean, babysll. garden, one may 177 0641 BOOKKEEPERS 671-9300 wonted Mode Christmas money now have other |ob CollW7-4«73 TYPEWRITERS KEYPUNCH Caroline Emmons Jewelry Party plan 2. Autos For Sale it you hqve any of the above skills ond SHARPENING Work your own hours Excellent com HOUSEKEEPER - For elderly worn ADDERS - Typewriters. Calculators, MISCELLANEOUS ore Interested in temporory work, why 3 Trucks and Trailers missions. Coll 7I9-4S13 on In Red Bank No nursing. live-In, sold, traded, repaired SERVICE nol come in and register' we pay top weekly salary References required DISCOUNT Prices BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES CHEVROLET C10 PICKUP 1977 rates No lee charged PART-TIME - General office work Coil between 11 B p rti 1*1 t>7U, SERPICO'S 747O4IS Pom ond repairs done. 121 Poole Ave, SKIPS/ ALL SHARPENING SER GEORGE WALL With F44 package ond cap Under ]. ACE TEMPORARIES and typing Union Beorh N.J. 264 1953 VICE - Precision I " miles Asking U.600 747 1157 UNCOLN MERCURY JO Thornos Ave S47 0307 Shrewsbury Coll 741-7500.9to3p,m HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION - Pick up ond delivery : FORD BRONCO - 1970. slow a COOK — Experienced only Full time, PART TIME PEOPLE - To do tele- This Is a nice Job for a person who ALTERATIONS hydraulic system Fourwheel hook days or nights Apply In person, be needs a home Cafe of smalt, pleasant roges cleoned Trees cut and r phone soliciting from home Solary Ing. Coll 141-0 SM will 2t 14 PLUMBING tV Shrewsbury N J 11500 Coll 791-3040 tween 3 5pm The Pour House. 640 ond bonus Coll 7» 0449 house and cooking three simple meals ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ce 747-5400 Shrewsbury Ave . Tlnton Foils per day. for one elderly woman, in romk tile Complete line of remodel HEATING FORD VAN 1969 - Standard shift. C PART-TIME - Storm, screen, win- good mental health. References re MOVING AND HAULING — Neor or ing Call Rich Malmberg, 717-3547. lor Reasonable rales lorn windows, high mileage, very CROSSING GUARD APPLICATIONS dow, door Installer Own tools, lad- quired Coll 147 5*71 LICENSE NO S544 - Bonded, Insm- Serving Monmoutn County 17 years 471 1511 WE WANT TO BE pendattle Asking 1650 495-0151 - Now being received Inquire Little ders 671-4939. edd, guaraanteed. All phases ot work. HOUSE KEfPERS"— Llvt In or out TRUCK AND CARGOINSURANC Silver Police Dept . 410 Prospect Ave . PHY5ICAL THERAPIST - Port or Child care, cooking, references MS to BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Addl NEED AN OILMAN - And complete YOUR CAS DEALER Free Quotes By Phone Little Silver Ml time. Registered M J A P T.A . to 1150 per week WE ARE LOOKING lions ond repair) Finonclng Arranged service? Call Soyshore Fuel Oil 717- PLUMBING AND HEATING - Re- Low Rote* \31 8 Bay Head Construction Co 795 9700 Dental Assistant work In ECF In Central N J Salary FOR PROFESSIONALS WHO TAKE BI9, pair ond emergency service. Reoson TRUCK INSURANCE Open. Call 733 6060 PRIDE IN THEIR WORK NO FEE Now Tatong Orders Experienced ond>e Dolly Regis 1IS0W mult I offset, for South Platnfleld and insulation work. DRIVEWAYS mates Olson Roofing & Siding Co. Call Coll 177 1991 ttr, Shrewsbury. 07701 publisher. All benefits Including ex 54 Situations Wanted Call John Buchanan, Sr , 747-501* Asphalt drives, concrete walks and 511 lffA Evenings 747-SA16 Est. 1903 Shrewsbury Ave At Sycamore cejptional profit shoring plan. Call 753 poflos Freeestlmattt, DRAFTING CLERK - Mechanical 0100. Female CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seeks ART-CO PAVING 741 1576 drawing experience helpful 741-0404 CHILD CARE - Experienced, infants small and medium sited |obv Com- TRUCK t AUTO 2. Autos For Sale 116 Chestnut Street. Red Bonk PROOF MACHINE OPERATOR and toddlers, weekdays, my home plete Interior remodeling service. Pan- RENTAL No experience necessory. will train, DRAFTSPERSON - Experienced to Little Silver Rumsonorea. 741-7736 eling. Kitchen cabinets. Room oddl PAINTING A hours 10-6 p.m Start $105. tlons'recreollon room, rellnlshlng FORD RlfNT-A-CAR detoll ond verify prototype mechonkol DRESSMAKING - Alterations DECORATING assemblies, with production depart ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY bookcases Armstrong chondeller cell- FAIRWAY FORD WThomcnAvc 747 3*94 Shrewsbury Call between 9a.m.-9p.m. ing*. Free advice ana estimates Good men! Coll 7*10404 Electro Impulse, HOU5EPAINTING - 1 am a pointer Dally - Weekly - Monthly 7B7 3617 workmonshlp Coll anytime. 77? S7S9 Red Bonk. with nine yeors experience and started 222 1600 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER - my own business, I'm looking tor sat- We ore looking lor a Sain Associate to NEED A CAR? DRIVER -~DeMvery\ hclel ond restou Wonts work, neor bus route, or be HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Addi- isfied customers to establish a reputa- Illl our staff. Prefer some experience rant swppllev picked up Weekdays. References 547 tions, dormers, garage conversions, tion tor Quality work and reasonable but will train Inexperienced perso 842 -6544 after 6 llnished basements, repairs Free estl prices. Interior ond exterior For free LOOK NO FURTHER — who Is licensed We offer a highway lo motes. 747-7004, estimates coll Sol, 988 4405 DRIVERS - (Four) needed at once cation, fully equipped office, good AVIS from 7 to 4 p m Will train Apply Mur commission split with bonuses and a IF YOU HAVE BEEN - Looking for GET RE-ESTABLISHED! phy Bus Service. SS5 Rt. 35. Middle someone to watch your children, I am INTERIOR PAINTING - And Dry- congenial atmosphere All Inquiries MASONRY wall repair, Very reasonable rates. WE TRY HARDER town (Behind Slpersteini paint will be kept confidential Call Mr. Ma the one. Any hours Calll77Mll store), Free estimates 475-0794. Renl a Plymouth tora al lif-WO IECRI GENERAL MASON WORK - Special- J MAFARA AGENCY INC TARY 'COMPANION 'CHAUFFEUR liing In chimneys ond flreploces. PAINTING AND DECORATING or other line car 100% FINANCING 7477050 - To retired or handlcopped person. 791 -4340 afier 5 p.m. Carl B. Jones Fully Insured 349 Hwy. 3i Mlddletown, N.J ENGINEERS one day o week or month, references, For tree esllmotes coll 779-3131 bonded P.O. Box 836, Freehold or coll No matter what you 747-0308 No Co-Makers — No Gimmick* Growing nation-wide organiza- REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - 462-4473. LANDSCAPING LAWN tion offers career assignments In Aggressive, licensed real estate sales have to sell, Classified on the Spot Approval II Qualllled configuration monaoement and people wonted lor expanding Middle WTLL BABYSIT INMY HOME - GARDEN MAINTENANCE Interior-Exterior & Poperhonglng test ond evoluation Adoptability lown area office Alia real estate sec Ooys Experienced, with references ads do the trick quick! Coll 7I/-MB7 BUDGET to vary technical disciplines ond retory For more Information, coll 671 Coll 7M-3U9 COMPLETE L«WN MAINTENANM Coll Mr. Banks 24 Hour Service ability to communicate eflecll 1243 or evenings, 141 4531 The Dally Register — Dependablf work, rnltfcnllal. com veiy. Openings in Monmouth RE SI DENTIAL CLEAN I NCTsil* vTC E mprclol Ow#r IS yeors eipcrlence PAINTING Rent a Cor or Van County, NJ and BUCKS County, — Full time position available. Ex- 55 Situations Wanted The Sunday Register Fm ntlmotn 741 nss. Interior E xierlor & Paperhonglng 3 Ovtltll Horlhirn Branch Southern Iranth PA Send resume and salary re perience preferred Must be neat ono Cot I 7I7-MI7 qulrments to: reliable Call S66 3718 before S p m Male CLASSIFIED ADS LANDSCAPINO — Lawn cart and PAPE~RTTANGING — Painting ex Irtt work. In bullncts tor 35 years lerlor/lnterlor, shett rocking, taping PHONE 542-1700 Free esllmotes H7 1094 or 141 SO73 ol 566-6102 223-0256 Department Fl, P 0 Box 544 RESTAURANT TRAINEE ALL AROUND - Yard work. Go ond plastering. Work guaronfeed. 495 Philadelphia. PA 19)05 Send Resume! to P.O. BOH 1S7 rages, cellars, gutters, cleaned, tree 24-HOUR SERVICE Itf 5 pm 842-6800 L An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Little Sliver cutting, etc. Estimates. 741 4305 . Oorogt/Vord SoU SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1977 The Daily Register 15 •*«««•" IALC - Oci II. 10 Ut CIMtwood Av«^ CIIKwoM Furnlluf.. ilv«f ond *«!lw Wock ond «h M» lltrra. onilq Ok d W 131. Homes For Sole On mol. ond Itiroo UnoM W 1112 RECREATIONAL I WA6 JU6T WONDfceiM6r... MIDDLETOWN - Just reduced On* 77 Pett And Llvstock WESTERN SADDLE - E»oll«oclotes confirmed with the tame ?4l \m before moon, 49S-04U ATTENTION - Rentals wanlei tttf 4 p.m or wMktntf TATE RENTALS Bkr free aluminum siding, rear porch, fire ond KEANSBURG - Six room modern nearly all winter Call 4316033 Man plate gar ope and workshop area TURNVOUR DIAMONDS INTO WANAMASSA - Duplex, one bed WHEREAS, the Environmental DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to apartment 5 Stella Drive. Reference! day through Friday • 30 till 4 30 Owner Florida bound, call today E A Commission ol the Borough ol Eaton room: heat, gat paid, den, modern, ATTENTION - Rental* Wanted 291-5600 Cath DON PON'S JEWELERS Will required J2I0 plus utilities Ready S71S ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor. 5S5 town hat recommended mot tne con- tract be awarded to Brown Goldfarb Buy from private owneri ond eitaiet Nov 1. STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 VO4 Yearly or Winter Prospect Ave . Little Sliver 741-4500. RELAX OASSKD ADVERTISING RATES ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND Sullivan and Atsaciates, ond KEANSBURG - Twobedrooms, lit Coll 431 6032,1 3Oto4 30 JEWELRY OESICNEO 7t9 River WE ARE~N0W ACCEPTING - Appll REAL ESTATEEXCHANGE With peace of mind, whe WHEREAS. Local Public Contracts Rd . Fait Haven. N J 141 6JS7 ino room, enclosed porch, pet* ok cations for late fall and winter rental! Lit) and buy with a member of Mon TOU mi ROM MATAWAN AKA 564 BIOO IllJ per month plui utilities On your boat, motor or out Low eiempts the requirement ol pub One bedroom from 13U Twobedroom REAL ESTATE mouth County's largest realty group A lie bidding for tervicet rendered or WANTED PLAYER PIANO -~ln~(>ood month security Go to 33 Lincoln C from 1315 Heat and hot water sup- one-year warranty available an all drive Is professional! TOU RU ROM MBDUTOWN AHA 671-9300 for Intofmotion _ FOR SALfc performed in a field of learning ac condition Call 741 7311 plied Pool prlvlledoe Included In rent hornet Idled ond told by o member of winterized and stored at Quired by prolonged formal courses ot Non Camwdii Ram $4 minimum chaige Aft«ri»,nr' KEANSBURG - Twobedroom In two Call for appointment, 791 0006 No the Real Estate Exchange, Realtors specific instruction said scrvicei being 747 6660 TWIN LIGHT MARINE in the form ol professional services ' Per Line ODTDOU LIKE- RcaayTatMoT family, NQV 1, second floor. |ust HIS 31 Houses For Sale^ IM Hwy 36, East KransDurg your old lltvet, loo It Orlentalla. tmall STATE RENTALS 6hf. 747-9434 RED BANK - iutt reduced, under as NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- WEST END — One bedroom opart CUL-DE-SAC - With private yard, Oiy 67c furniture, etc T 191 U?) tested value Lovely neighborhood, 201-787-3700 SOLVED by Ihe Governing Body ot the KEYPORT — Modern all electric two ment. all utilities Included HBOper our large bedrooms, walking distance 2 Days (Consecutive) 62c two bedrooms, houtewlfc's dream Bh f Elt that Ihe con month Coll evenings only. 777 7131 commuter buses. Central air Mini RESERVE NOW ract oe ond Ihe tae t eey WETST~E"N0 Or*b«lroom. nil ullll us condition. A rare Eatontown kitchen, dining room, den ond living 3 Days (Consecutive) 53c HI AL ESTATl room 177*151 with flrepla ie 144,900 TOO GOOD TO MISS - 16' Outboor awarded to Brown Goldfarb Sullivan ties Included, wml turnithed, II7S leouty 164,900 Coll now 4 Days (Consecutive) 60c LONG BRANCH - Coiy two room RAYSTILLMAN AGENCY, 741 1600. Shift with 40 H.P. Johmon. In ttw wo and Attociates in the amount of „, m NTALS turnithed apartment No security < ST*JE CENTALS Bkr 747 9434 CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor ter WOO S41 4S47 W.BOO 00, and 5 Days (Consecutive) 46c "Independently Owned" RIVER PLAZA - Fourytar old Cope~ Iratr All utilities Included 170 1257 Mini condition Three-four bedrooms, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai WEST ENO - iVt. furnlthed, oofur- 40Half MlleRd Llncroft, u i TRAILER - Boot, HMVy dufy. two e Mayor ond Borough Clerk are 6 Days (Consecutive) 44c LONG BRANCH - Four room. < nlthed, full kitchenette, air Pool, ler two full baths, full basement, loroe wheeled, wine*. 14 ft For motor ski utllltlet Included Good location Ci 741 6980 ereby outhorned to e«ecute ony ond 'Days (Consecutive) 42c 101 Apartments rote. US5 to 1175 m-ms eot In kitchen with dlthwother ond or Mil boot Very good condition. ISO oil documents incidental therelo, ond AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rent- tor appointment Mon Wed 777 4306 FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes self cleaning oven Walking distance to Call 14! 0719 B Oays (Consecutrve) 38c Monmouth County' It't yours If you BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thol all dally- never o fee far tenant Fur N Y C. trains and buses 149,900 Prln o copy of this Resolution be published 34c LUXURY HIGH RIST^PARTMENT 102 Houses For Rent rite or call Betsy Ross Aaency, 117 clpols. 747 9391. 30 Days (Consecutive) nlihed ond unfurnlthed hornet ond — On river Two bedrooms, two baths WINTER STORAGE in the Daily Register within ten (10) apartment TE ICHE ft AGENC V . A 1 RENTAL SERVICES - Furnished t. 35, Kcyport. N J 07735 Phone. days from Ihe date hereof REALTORS. 117 Oceanport Ave , MM pf month, %tt Os5 ond unfurnished homes and apart- 264 3456 RUMSON AREA - Send for "Homes Low, low rates Commercial RMn For Living" brochure, pics, descrip- Seconded by Mr. Borneo and S4 minimum cnarge Oceonport MJ U00 LUXURY~HIGH RISE" APARTMENT mend ovollable Short or long term LMOST ACRE FIREPLACE Finest Service adopted upon the following roll coll — On river One-bedroom 1100 per leases No fe* to tenants CAMASSA tions, prices on ovollable homes AP Per Line ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beau import cutle bound to please New PLEBROOK REALTORS, 117 Ave. FLAGSHIP MARINA vote month Ml 4*6 i AGENCV, Realtors. SS Oceonport I erne kitchen, two bedrooms. 17' llv AYES: Councllmen, Borneo. 1 Day 75c llfully furnlfthed, five room apartment Ave , West Long Branch 777 4100 Two Riven, Rumson, 143 7900, Two bedroom*, tultoble butlneti UATAWAN^CROSS ROAD MANOB g room with fireplace, appliance*. Atlantic Mlghlands Fieischman, Largeyand locoplno 2 Days (Consecutive) 70c couple Ulllltlet Included eicept elec One and two bedrooms Heot, hot w cfOUNYWV" GENTLEMiN ^ Main M wooded lot with brook Low JO't RUMSON - New lour bedroom Colo NAVES None 3 Days (Consecutive) 65c trie No pett U00 per month. Security ter, cooking gas, air conditioned i houie on 770 acre estate 1600 per WELMED REALTY, INC. 671-S650 nial, decorator -designed Beamed ceil 291-5600 ABSENT Councllmen, Boll ond required 791 IWJ E ilt 170 S6*-4u10 month plut utllltlet Call for detalli. Ingt, bookcases, carpeting, Immedlote Wolsh 4 Days (Consecutive) 55c ~NEWLISTING< - Rumtori Colonial WINTER STORAGE - Outboard! MARJORIE L BECKER William D Ryan, Realtors, 1*1 3M» Ifh six bedroom*, eight yean old and occupancy 1M.900 Coil 671-1965. b Days (Consecutive) 50c ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Smoll ttu MATAWAN -- Ken Gordens, big one TINTON FALLS- "RUSTIC FIELDS" stern drlvet, and boots Why pu BOROUGH CLERK dlo, furnlthed, In lorae home, 1100. ond two-bedroom opartmentt ttortlng superb condition. Den with raited more? Com* to. — New tour-bedroom Colonials, from 6 Oays (Consecutive) 49c STATE RENTALS flVr 747 9414 at 1770 Carpeting throughout Air con Heortn'IIreplace ad|olns the large eat BRY'S MARINE Oct 1/ llv ?« 46c dltlonlng Lott of parking Swimming kitchen Dining room All rooms ore I7V.9O0. off Hope Rd.. between WyioM Rl. 35. Nt tune. 77S-73M 'Days (Consecutive) Rd and West Park Ave. 531 050S ATTRACTIVE - Four room., e« pool and Tennis Courts Your very roe Screened porch oft den Adapt 8 Days (Consecutive) 44c own patio Wolk lo shopping and N V GROUP WELCOME - Near college, ble floor plont, coutd provide live wTNTER STORAGE -Reosonobi cellent locatton, oood nelghbofhood 30 Days (Consecutive) 41c City commuting Sll 40(0 Open 9 o m five baths, pels o k , USD bedrooms, den plut at-home office TWO FAMILY - One twobedroom ratet. Patten Ave. Marina, Potte Colloftct ]p m . m S043 6pm , Mon toFrl STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-9434 osement River occest Be the first and one three bedroom apartment Hot Ave., Long Branch 170 7547 229 Keansburg •RUNSWICK - Two -bedroom duplei. see It Asking 1U9.SO0 water baseboord heot Fenced In yard MATAWAN - One bedroom bun HIGHLANDS — Nicely luinlihM, one U FT. — Flberglos Runabout, IS HP ADVERT III ME NT Oct. IS, child ok., batemenl, more, CENTURY II COZENS, Realtor 145,000 10% down 787 3500 No closing OMC, tilt trailer, skit, «75. FAMILY PLAN RATE golow Great location I17S plus utlli bedroom, fenced yard, only I31S. "Independently Owned'' NOTICE TO BIDDERS STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 cost. Coll 671-0779 STATE BENTALtttr J47UU Ties Sli 3 River Rd Fair Haven KIANIBURO MUNICIPAL 3 Lines — 5 Days — S3 00 it 00 each line Available lo in UTILITIES AUTHORITY KEANSBURG - Three room home 741-76*6 TWO-FAMILY OFFERS IN 140s 16 FT. JERSEY SPEED SKIFF - dividual* placing ads under Merchandise For Sale ' lor Cl IFF WOOD - Three room* ond MIDDLETOWN - Seldom available Each side teoturet three large bed- KEANStURO On* bedroom, lorge modern aport SecuNty.no pets. New llberglat hull ond motor, never I both Centrally located on Clltfwood RARE FIND el i rooms, eot In country kitchen, luxury water Final finishing needed Mi MONMOUTH COUNTY Denis not exceeding SI00 each Hems must be priced Non- Ave All utllltlet Included 1W 4473, ment 119$ per month plui electric r17W4l Ive bedrooms. 11M 16 master bed bath, mini condition, gas heot. Owner tell. Best otter. Ui-oon NEW JERSEY commercial .!r 49S 7578 WEST LONG BRANCH - Two bed- ITY, 43 CHURCH STREET, AT THE MJLV NM>V CM llna IM able for couple room* Hetrt ond hot wole- supplied ifEAL NEElHWORK room Colonial with dining room, walk I' PHOENIX CLASS - Catamara BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG, NEW in Polio, tome with oceon or river view to schools ond shopping 147,500 Own- JERSEY UNTIL 8.00 P M , PRE PICK-UP $1.50 HIGHLANDS HILLS - Two-bedroom., IEONARDO - Three bedrooms, full e bedrooms, 16' matter bedroom, .jlth trailer Good condition Very fosl 1 er 97? 8056 11250. After 5 p.m., 741 7143. VAILING TIME, ON THE DATE SET ttove. refrigerator, wail to wail, prl con ?n nor attic, full cellar, ponded and carpeted IIVIFIQ room, IS formal dining. FORTH BELOW. AT WHICH TIME Chain link fenced yord, WxlOQ 1300 iom, I]' new kitchen. 70x14' family vote entry, pool, own thermostat, heat, ONLY 1175 — For five rooms, pets 1 WHY PAY RENT — 95% new home 30' CROWN LINE - Sleeps three AND PLACE THEY WILL BE PUB MAIL $3 50 Coll 791 3577 after Jp m oom, two baths, 100' lot, aluminum hot water tupplted, odullt preferred kids welcome. Long Branch orea. featuring four large bedrooms, wall- head and sink. 80 h.p. engine, troll* LICLY OPENED AND READ fur each tx.« number assigned ding Asking S26.900 Moke offers. No peti Security ond reference! »3?5 STATE BENTALSBtr 747 9434 L~dcu5f - SU bedroom Victorian, to wall carpeting, two-tone heating, and many extras. S73O0 or besl offi ALOUD. ELMED REALTY, INC 67) i6SO 100 amp service, aluminum siding, WED.NOVEMBER9.1977 month Taking oppllcatloni now For RED BANK - Onebedioom In two woihcr'dryer, two flreplacet, acre. Call W 3739oftf 6p.m. STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-9434 TL/NTIC HIGHTANDS - New fully Insulated for lower heating cost information Coll |tt 1913 Will consider VA, FHA Make all of 74 FT. CHRIS CRAFT SEA SKIFF - CONTRACT ?B CONSTRUCTION fumes Bl level or Ranch Buy direct HIGHLANDS - One and two bedroom LONG BRANCH - Three-bedroom. lers known-136,900 FOULKS PRE Like new 3>3 motor, needs some woo OF WATER STORAGE TANK om builder and sovc> Call Ml 164! DRAWINGS AND CONTRACT RED BANK — On the NavMlnh. Con dining room, kids, pets o k , nice orea. STON AGENCY, 3 Woodland Drive. work 11000 Coll 747-4913. 791 *43J Middletown, New Jersey. 471-9494 CANCELLATION NUMBER temporory Penthouse apartment with 1740 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS JT CLASSIC CHRIS CRAFT CABI Notice & Credit lor cancellation is given only on issuance of HIGHLANDS Three room apor t two bedrooms, two baths, large dining STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9414 EW LISTING W0.S0O CRUISER - Double plonked Mario menl, yard and parhlng. reUrencet SOCIATES, 15 STELTON ROAD, PIS room BODMAN ARMS. 741 0*16 RED BANK — Thre*-bedroom, tome- rue seashore Colonial features three aany hull, boat completely overhauled CATAWAY. NEW JERSEY special kiH number lo advertiser when cancellation ot ad is tlUplututlllllet Coll ofler 7, S41 ST3S Excellent shape. In woler. Twin i RED BANK - Three room oportment ment, dining room, bring lomlly, USO ge bedrooms. \b* 13 master bed 132 Condominiums ORAWINGS AND CONTRACT requested Advertiser must retain number tor future refer 177i per month with no ulllltlet Secu STATt? RENTALSBt" til 9414 am, lorg* living room, 16' formal girtes need work S77H Coll 741 3638 HIGHLANDS - Three roorm. neor all 7S3-K00 DOCUMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED (.onvenlencet. no pelt, security re rlty required No pett 74/1041, 1 * ilng room, large eot-ln country Town Houses FROM THE OFFICE Of KUPPER ence RIVER PLAZA - Three bedroom, chen wlih pantry, enclosed healed quired SIM trjQtti I1*) both, full basement Nov occu- BRICKTOWN — Two-bedrooms, liv- 36 HP CHRYSLER OUTBOARD - ASSOCIATES. IS STELTON ROAO, No cancelations will be taken .IM.-I 4pm Friday until 8am i»rch, new luxury bath, full recreation PiSCATAWAY, NEW JERSEY HIGHLANDS - Two bedroom Tow RED BANK - Three-bedcoom opart pancy USQ per month, plus utilities losemenl. mint plus condition ing room, dining room, eot-ln kitchen, Perted condition, 11S0 4 HP Evln Monday nhoute Condo. ocean view, fully ment Close lo oil transportation 137S Lease required. E A ARMSTRONG ELMED REALTY INC 671 UU all appliances, wall lo wall, central rude with 6 gallon tonk, 1185 747 3133 PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS equipped kitchen, fully carpeted, air plut utllltlet inquire ol 3S OoklondSt AGENCY, Realtors, 741 4SO0 olr, much more 124,500 451 8174 or ?S 00 EACH Pleabc CtMCfc -""' <**) "«• day iidppears The Daily Register londiiioned. l'i bothi. ut* Of tennlj ofttf Spm IY OR SELL — Your home through 4713209 BIDDERS ARE ADVISED THAT RUMSON - Two bedrooms, dining un affiliate of the largest real estate WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT (wool t*? respt>nsib>e tor errors atler the drsi day Call 54? tourt and pool 1400 monthly Coll 791 154 Recreational 9100 RED~BANK - Throe bedrooms7tTvfng room, fcids o.k., ready Nov 1,13t5 ompany In the world-Century 71 Co- SHADOW LAKE - Living room with WILL BE FUNDED IN PART FROM 1700 to make correction^ room, dining room, kitchen, full bath STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747*434 ens Realtor, 741 7686 Multiple Ilil- fireplace, dining room, Florida room, Vehicles THE UNITED STATES DEPART Oil h*ot Eicellent location S77S two bedrooms, iwo baths, central olr WENT OF COMMERCE ECONOMIC UNTON~BEACH — Twobedroom, DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION 61. Business month utllltlet not Included No pet washer, dryer, yard. kids. pets, oh, opplloncet. carpeting, garage 154,900 AIRSTREAM BY ANGELL, INC. DEADLINES 741 pn anytime ENTRALAIR NEW Junction Rts. 33 ond 34. Colllnatwo UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS EM 1750 our lorpe bedrooms, 31' master bed Circle, Farmlngdale, N.J. 20) 938 37 PLOYMENT ACT OF 19J7 SPECIFIC ADS — Set solid style ads —4 pm day belore publication Opportunities RED BANK — Unfurnished three STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9414 oom. Iff' guett bedroom, 14 dtntng LIVING ROOM - Dining room, 10x14 ATTENTION OF BIDDERS IS Dl kitchen, two bedrooms, two baths, Open Mon. through Frl , 9-8 p.m., Sot — Friday 4 pm tor Sunday publication Classified Display room M40 monthly, utllltlet Included oom, 31' living room- 70' dtn, 3Vi lux- 9 5pm ; elated Sun RECTED TO CONDITIONS OF THIS ry baths, 14' utility room, garage, three balconies, all appliances, carpet- GRANT WHICH AFFECT WORK UN — 4pm two days p*or to publication — Thmsday 4pm BE YOUR 103 Rentals To Share arpetlng. appliance! Pick your coi- ed, extras, garage Immediate occu DODGE/TRAVCO CAMPER - 197 DER THIS CONTRACT. PARTICU RED SANK » RIVERSIDE AVE poncy. 143,000. to* Sunday pubtcatton Prpot ads three days prior lo pubfi WOULD WIDOW - Like to thore her rs Treed lot. »'t sink, ttove, bunks Stereo. LARLY THOSE REGARDING Ml home and expenses with another ac MELMED REALTY, INC 671-5650 747 779S NORITY BUSINESSES. USE OF i dtiun Real Estate Today - Wednesday lot Friday & Sun OWN BOSS live widow on pension? Mldaleto*n AMERICAN MADE PRODUCTS, MOTOR HOME 1971 - Oodoe Cham fidy putnn .itmn Atlantic Highlands area Coll 6-9 p m . OLTS NECK — Large farm house In CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT, Choose your own hours LUXURY HIGH-RISE" Middtetown- Realtor - 741 -4267 plan Sleep* six Rack on back Atkln Overlooking the Noveslnk River 1431097 ovtly treeitudded setting, several NONDISCRIMINATION, AND THAT CORRECTIONS —4pm Monday through Thursday to' Work as many hours as desir at acres, good born Would make 15,600 74^2691. ON SITE WORK WILL START WITH- good horse farm Harold Lindemonn. ed Make as much money as We wont you! .To help us Keep rents IN 90 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF THE ne»t day 4 prr Friday fo» Sunday & Monday roker, Eatontown. 543-1103. 133 Income Property desired Minimum space re- at their lowest By maintaining 100V 104 Winter Rentals occupancy we are effectively keeping FALL RENTAL - Vocation home Ml. USTOM HOMES — S\ down flnanc RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY - WEEKEND CALLS quired (20«20) Low labor rents down Studios storting at IJJS Pocono, Penn Four-bedroom chalet, tQ. From 134.900 New locations ond Two one-bedroom apartments, lovely one bedroom storting at S79S and two private beach club, tennlt courts, golf ver ilied lots avoliable Hailel and area, ample parking, walking rJIstonce W ANSWERING SERVICE — Alter 5 pm Friday until 6 00 cost. (1 man or lamlly) Manu- 1977 OPEN ROAD MOTOR HOME - ITIES IN OR REJECT ANY AND ALL bedrooms ttortlng at 13*5. three bed courte Weekends, weekly, monthly llctdletown 717 3500 or 717 1540. to buses ana shopping, 137,500 Call BIDS. facture a desirable item Sup- roorm olso owner after 5 p.m.. 531-4W4 Excellent condition, power broket am Monday ad cats a'e taken by our answering service ply national accounts Re- 773SS43 ELLEN S HAZELTON, REALTOR power steering, olr condltloi EACH BIDDER MUST DEPOSIT A An ads corrections and cancellations taken will be pro- Member Real Estate Exchange RED BANK AM/FM stereo, refrigerator freeier BID SECURITY OF TEN (10%I PER Central air ond heal, got cooking, bo I POCONOS - Weekend, weik, etc CENT OF THE TOTAL BID IN THE quires a $6000 investment New ranch, sleeps eight Fireplace, •473700 bathroom with tub. wall-to wot I cor cessed Monday lor Tuesday s paper conies. 14 hour doorman, TV security petlng, teIf contained, 19,400 n FORM OF A CERTIFIED CHECK. that can be recouped, plus swimming pool, sauna, mortna. otto washer dryer, dllhwasher, lU miles Call 747-1611 for appointment atler 5 FAIR HAVEN p.m. i75O0 Call 671-3355 or &71 5488 CASHIERS CHECK, OR BID BOND, Ail ads are restricted to their proper classification and to the underground parking Rental office to Comelbock Indoor pool'tauna, BUT NOT TO EXCEED 170,000, PAY profit in 90 days Potential ol lounge 701 1*7 403/ JUST LISTED regular Daily Register style ot type We reserve the nghi lo open seven doyi a week Coll Bob Clc 149,900 THREE-FAMILY ASKING 173,600 ABLE TO THE KEANSBURG MU- S30.0OO-$5O.OOO annually contotJOl 74!im POCONOS - Wild Acres Lake Four eat a) O pin, non-development three Grots Income of 1500 per month. Each NICIPAL UTILITIES AUTHORITY. edit or refect any classified advertising copy unit hat living room, kitchen, one or SPECIAL BIDS SHALL BE ACCOMPANIED BY We need a dealer in this area RUMSON* MlNlTAR~R~fAGE — Two bedrooms. Lokefront Alpine Chateau fdroom home. Living room, dining eo. kitchen, three bedrooms, den, two bedrooms, (axes only 1760. Mint A CERTIFICATE FROM A SURETY An ads once called n and processed it cancelled wii be immediately This is an ex- blocks tram Sea Bright bridge 117! with fireplace. All winter sports. In NOTICES door pool. Weekend or season 764- perilled garage ond basement. Love- condition Offers excellent return for COMPANY LICENSED TO DO BUSl charged a minimum charge ot $4 00 plut utllllles Coll otter *. 147-efU NESS IN NEW JERSEY, STATING clusive, so don't delay, call OSOt deep, private lot Manicured laww today! flA IRIGHT - Four large rooms ssumoble VA mortgage See It today. MELMED REALTY, INC. 671 5650 THAT IT WILL PROVIDE THE CON ovollabtf Nov lit Call 147 QMS Atler SEA BRIGHT - Efficiency and motel ENTURY 71 McGOWAN RYAN 210 Lost And Found TRACTOR WITH BONOS IN SUCH DEATH NOTICES S 30. call m 2S45 unlti Weekly ond monthly rotes, maid GENCY. Realtor*. 334 River Rd., FOUND - Red Bank area, lemal SUMS AS ARE REQUIRED IN THE service, utilities. TV No leate Trade ed Bonk 747-3OO0. dog. black body, red head and leg1 ADVERTISEMENT OR IN THE Death Notices Cards ot Thanks in Memonams and Anniver- SEA BRIGHT - Nice thret-room Winds Molel & Marino si? 1137 137 Lots And Acreage SPECIFICATIONS. SAID CERTIFI- SEAMCO apartment, furnished or unfurnished Miniature Airedale or Schnauiei sary Masses (Run on the Obituary Page) 85c per line AZLET - By owner. Two bedroomt, ACREAGE - Two parcels eoch three Days: 764 9604. Eves 147-7140. CATE SHALL PROVIDE THAT 11t8outti Oregon odultt preferred, no pets WI 0737 ving room, eot-ln kitchen, paneled acres ptui, In country setting. Price BONDS SHALL BE OBTAINED FOR Twnpa, norfcta 3M06 ond enclosed porch. Beautiful B5*7OO neootloble Owner wants fast sole be LOST - Lody't wallet, between Mate THE FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE SEA BRIGHT OCEANFRONT — Two 106 Furnished Rooms OF ALL PROVISIONS OF THE SPEC bedrooms, Kiroe living room, both t with fruit tr N thi couse of purchase ot new home RED- Del School Bingo Hall or A&P, Po CaHCofect, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Smoll ho" ocant, move-In DEN AGENCY, Realtor, 741 9100 Monmouth. Reword. 717-1183 IFICATIONSOR FOR ALL MATTERS eat-In kitchen, enclosed front porch tel rooms tor rent By week or month WHICH MAY BE CONTAINED IN 813-251-853* or 251-1881 thore basement. Includes heal. 1760 all 739 7050, If Evenings, 741-4510. Kitchen privileges Call 29) 0OM or 3006. LOST — Male Beogte Brown, bloc THE NOTICE TO BIDDERS RELAT • 741-1)44 FLORIDA BUILDING LOT - '/.mere, and white. Beige cojlar. Answers t ING TO THE PERFORMANCE OF ihlCBQFT ,- ThrM-bidroBin spiiU Roac THE CONTRACT OR AGREEMENT 2 Autos For Sale' 101 Apartments KEANSBURG - Furnished roams and 'vel. Central air. new vinyl siding and furnished apartments uminum ilorms and screens, large KMr KEANSBURG MUNICIPAL 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Renl 7I74U9or 717 9151 imlly room ond Florida porch, en- UTILITIE5 AUTHORITY 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share ellent Ideation on cul-de-sac. Reduced THOMAS KINLIN KEYPORT - One and two rooms, prl 0 &49.9OU firm Call tor appointment. 13B Mobile Homes 211 Special Notices 5 Auto Service Parts Donimiss CHAIRMAN 104 Winter Rentals 4l-tS7«. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — GOOD MUSIC MAKES A GOOD PAR DATE AUTHORIZED OCTOBER 17. 6 Auto Rent Lease ' 105 Summer Mentals Bethany Rd., Hailet. Adult pork Walk TY! - We've oot It, you can have 1977 RED~BANK — Btdroom plus room if ONG BRANCH ~- Florida bound, tosrtopplngondN.Y.bui. 264-3911 (Cheap!) Call Martin or John at 74 7 Auto Insurance 106 Furnished Rooms frlgerator, private entrance, hall must tell, two-family mint condition 9356 13490 the boat MOBILE HOMES - 12xS0, »9S0O Oct. 17 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes phone, for responsible male. Refer- olonlal with extra lot. Block to ences ond security required 741-1170. beach Locotlon plus Investment. 17x60, 19000 Rlticraft. Adults only. 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals 500' tram Newark-N.Y. bus stop Eotv GAGREAj^ORSJ31 7000. 493-MM termt available. 264-4413. 213 Instruction 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings Garages RED BANK — Room with private both More Classified ond kitchen use Night parking Pleoie ODLETOWN — Send for our 1 A TWO WEEK - Morning, Real E 110 Wanted To Renl call otter 4 p.m.. 74r-S»r Homes For Living ' brochure, pics, tate Licensing Courte. Oct. 1M on Next Page escrlptlont, prices on available 140 Real Estate Wanted S75 Call Monmouth Institute, 741-0779 WEST LONG BRANCH - Beautifully hornet, APPLEBROOK REALTORS, furnished room for rent by week or 50 Rt 35, Middletown, 671-2300. GOOD HOUSES NEEDED REAL ESTATE month. Includes mold's service, Indi- One family units from 70s to SO't In vidual control of heating ond olr condl* IDDLETOWN - New three-bed- .„ FOR SALE Northern Monmouth County, 30-day floning, color TV, phone icrvlce, oom ranch, kitchen, dining room, llv service, we pay cash plenty ot parklmg, utllltlet Included g room, bath, utility room. From MELMED REALTY INC. 671 5650 VALUABLE COUPON No lecurlly required. Holiday Inn, 134,500 Coll 717-3500 131 Houses For Sale Hwy. 36, West Long Branch 779 WOO IDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom INCOME PROPERTY WANTED - 132 Condominiums pllt, l"i baths, large rooms, wall to Duplex house or small commercial real estate, with good potential Prin- Town Houses 108 Commercial 50 CENTS OFF 133 Income Properly cipals only. Keyport-Matawan orea Rentals Write to Box E-362. The- Dally Regis 134 Farm Property ODLETOWN - Prime location Is ler, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Your Next 135 Commercial Property ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 13,000 tq it setting for this three-bedroom, LISTINGS OF BETTER H0MET~7n~ 51 Help Wanted 136 Industrial Property ft. warehouse/light manufacturing wo-bath Ranch on hall acre Raised Keansburp Middletown Hazlel-Holm- 52 Babysitting/Child Care spoce. With n ocre parking on main rth fireplace, oak beams and del THf SMOLKO AGENCY. 7»7- DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD 137 Lots and Acreage street. High ceilings, modern office pegged Huge window seat, bay win- 0123 showroom, fully Insulated. Wolk to 53 Domestic Help 138 Mobile Homes MghHpnt large living room. Ask By presenting this coupon bank, police, post office, recreation. g tSI.900 HERB READ ASSOCS., When placing you classified ad 54 Situations Wanted Female 139 Cemetery Lots Will alter Net leate, oil or port. 291- eattor. 739 2100. SELLING YOUR HOME? - We're In 55 Situations Wanted Male QUO. teretted In buying homes direct. Call (Sony, Ml good tomrdt Ftmll, Ad 140 Real Estate Wanted Mr. Crettv at WEBER REALTY, SM- 56 Situations Wanted ATTRACTIVE - Modern offices at 10 9000. or Contact Adrtitfrt) Maler Female Spring St.. Red Bank, two to six-office • ANSBURG - Owner moving. Two suites Onpremlses parking Near nlly house. Two-bedroom apartment Because Our WANTED - Option to buy, one or two AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE 57 Day Care'Nursery School RECREATIONAL shops ond restaurants, one block from stairs. One-bedroom downstairs Rlvervlew Hospital, but away from mall yard Presently rented Owner years, large eight room house, oarage, traffic (arm. Low rentals Including III provide CO. For Information, op central air, yard, South Amboy Hailet complete janitorial services and tup- y at 33 Lincoln Cl., downstairs apart, oreo. Call oner 6:30, 217-727 SM9. Call 542-1700 CLASSIFIED LINES piles Phone for details or thowlng at tent. Asking 124.000 or best offer 152 Boats and Accessories WE HAVE BUYERS 7419S9S For business, commerlcol, Industrial Mall check, to: The Dally Register 153 Camping Equipment CEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayildc ond Invetiment properties. Cotl today ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE - Ap- Woods and Long View Village Fl#onnl — Porkwoy 117 Agency, 739-0117 Ona Bagltlr Plm, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 154 Recreational Vehicles ARE BUSY. proximately 1,500 Sq. Ft. Low rentals. ew homes from 179,900. Call! 61 Business Opportunities Will divide to suite Heat ond air con- 62 Mortgages ditioning Included. Cotl 172 1644 131. Houses For Sole 131. Houses For Sale 63 Money To Loan EATONTOWN - Modern, 70x65. Cor AVOID THE WEEK-ENP RUSH ner of Main and Louis Street Good 64 Money Wanted SPECIAL parking. Call 1709017 joo NOTICES HAZLET - Hwy. 36, Store or suitable for office. 500 Sq. Ft. Heat and air con CALL EARLY IN THE WEEK. dltlonlno 717 6630 209 Legal Services MATAWAN — Three modern offlcesT 210 Lost and Found Let one of our Classified specialists as- private entronce, ample parking. Rt. 211 Special Notices 212 Travel Transportation sist you with your ad ... at a price you S66O93A 71 Merchandise For Sale OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE -- New 72 Garage/Yard Sales 213 Instruction can afford. building. 2000 sq. ft., will divide to tult. 214 All Occasion heating and air conditioning Included. 73 Machinery For Sale Hiyhlnnds. N J Cnll 87? 1M(T 74 Rental Service 75 Farm Equipment OFFICE TO SHARE 76 Auction Sales In top professional building 77 Pets and Livestock Sailing? Dial Iha- 566-2116 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE" 78 Vcrafi Ground floor, suitable for doctor or 79 Swap or Exchange "ACTION LINK" dentist at 33} Brood St., Red Bonk. 747 AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY 37M,9o.m.to 5 p.m 80 Bcycles/Mim Bikes This expanded ranch in Shrewsbury has a rear collage as a rental unit. The home itselt has three large 81 Sports Equipment PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE — 542-1700 TInton Foils. (Sycomore Ave.l. Exist- bedrooms, a rosewood paneled den, two baths and a formal dining room. AND NOW FOR THE EXTRAS — 82 Swimmng Pools f4-HOUR SfRVICM ing building occupied by GP and Den- Central air conditioning, smoke alarms, wall-to-wall carpeting, new rool, new vinyl siding and new storm 83 CBs, Electronics tist, being expanded. Ideal tor mott 84 Merchandise Wanted medical specialists, will finish to lult windows. AND NOW FOR THE EXTRA EXTRAS — New shades, continuous cleaning oven, automatic ga- for Jan. occupancy. Call 542-4433. rage door opener, phone jacks in each room, lenced in rear yard, with extra lenced play area and all new RED BANK - OMItM and showroom First floor, 2500 sq ft ; second floor, wiring and plumbing. REAR COTTAGE also has wall-to-wall carpeting, aluminum storm windows and 1000 sq. ft.; third floor. 1000 sq ft E* cellent location. Reasonable. 671 0131 doors. AND IT IS PROFESSIONALLY LANDSCAPED. The condition is MINT, The Daily Register The Daily Register RED BANK - Stores, boutique shops, to rent, 1150 to 17O0 per month 671- LISTED AT '62,990 1965 The Sunday Register RED BANK - 17 Brood Street. Pro fetslorwl building Two single room of- The Sunday Register Nets. Available Immediately with car- pet and air. 130 5q. Ft. ol 175 per month including oil utilities. 150 Sq Ft. ot DM per month Including all utili- 542-1700 ties. Minimum one year lease Coll TOLL FREE: Matawan 566-8100 owner, Waller Zlmmerer & Son. 946 NAVESINK = Classified Action Line 3400 or 946-4212. Middletown 671-9300 RED BANK - 79 Brood St , 1,700 Sq Ft. office space. 1250 per month In- 24 Hour Service cludes heat. 747-7114 or 741 7743. 1008 Hwy. 35 Middletown Tel 671-0600 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1977 225 Freehold Township 229 Keonsburg NOTICE JERSEY UNTIL I DOPM PRE vAa'NC, T,«E ON THE DATE SET 4 FORTH BELOA AT WHICH TIME ANO PLACE THE* rt'Ll BE PUB LICLY OPENED ANO READ Finger Lakes variety ALOUD -' .). t • PHASE i IMPROVEWENTS AT WATER FILTRAT'ON PLANT il.lFTON SPRINGS, NY- The best pheasanl hunting IIIMIIIIII Illllllll II II I DRAWINGS AND CONTRAC T DOCUMENTS VA> BE EXAMINED in New York State is on lap in the Finger Lakes region, ac- AT TNE OFFICE OF kuPPER ASSO vt»c s CiATES 15 STELTON ROAD PiSCA cording lo the Department of Environmental Conservation, TAWA> NEW JERSE> but it really isn't guod^There was a time when bagging two DOCUMENTS WAV BE OBTAINED cocks a day (or the first several days of Ihe season was no • FROM THE OFFICE OF SUPPER I ASSOCIATES IS STELTON ROAD trick at all. but Ihe birds have been in short supply for a num- M - f » PiSCATAAA> NtA ERSfv HENRY i ^^• n Mr PLANS AND SPECIFICATION* ber of years and nobody really knows why j'f , « - • HO OC EACH They certainly were not shot out because hunting pres- • RIC-MT TO WAIVE AN* NFOHMAL sure in this huge farming region never approached what we 'T.ES IS OR REJECT *S> AND ALL SCHAEFER BIDS :R MUST DEPOS'T A are used to in New Jersey and in Ihe better bird shooting 0iD SECURITYE R01 counties of Pennsylvania About the best that can be said for CENT OF THE TOTAL B ^ N '»t FORM Of A CER1 F-ED CHECK small game hunting in this region is that mosl of the land is 22? Keonsburg CASH ER5 CHEC< OR 6 0 BOND BUT NOT TO EXCEED IX AM P*> unposted. Also, getting permission to hunt on farms thai are miuiiiiiiii i iiiiniHiii mm mi NOTICE TORIODERS ABLE TO THE KEANSBURO WU KEANIBURG MUNICIPAL NIC'PAL uTifTiES AUTHORITY posted seems to be no problem either UTILITIES AUTHORITY i.OS SHALL BE ACCOMPANIED B> KEANSIURG T All that you have to do is talk to Ihe farmer, or the farm- daily bag of two Hens as well as cocks may be taken in the A CE« FtCATE FRO MT A SURETY MONMOUTH COUNTY N J COMPANY L CENSEO O DO SUSi er's wife These friendly people seem to enjoy the company of SEALED PROPJSA^SfOR 'HE NESS N NEA JERSE> STATINO counties of Sullivan. Orange. Putnam, Rockland and West- CONSTRi C CN Of Gt*. 'MA' » ALL PROV.OE THE CON hunters It gives them the opportunity to talk to strangers Chester Cocks only is the rule in Greene. Columbia. Ulster E4S Al'H UtiSi IND A° TRACTOR AITH BONDS IN SUCH SUMS AS ARE REQUIRED IN THE This country at least looks like a pheasant paradise The and Dulchess counties AOVE R T I JE ME NT OR il CMURCH THE FAITHFUI. PERFORMANCE STQEET AT THE SOROi'ii 0 * OF ALLP«O^>SIONSOF TME SPEC are full of excellent winter reluge cover and berry producing be purchased KMNMURG SEA JERSE* UN' I if IC AT IONS OR FOR ALL MATT£ RS POLITICAL WHIRLWIND - Brendan Byrne shrubs The acorn crop, and ditto for black walnuts and hick- j X P v P«£v» t Nu ' WE ON AH CH WAY BE CONTAINED 'N When applying for a license, persons previously licensed TME DATE SE.T COR'H BELO* AT THE NOTCE TO 80DERS RELA» spent a hectic day at the shore yesterday stopping ory nuts, is excellent T 'NO TO T«E PERFORMANCE OP to hunt must show an old license, or submit an affidavit from .v- .« WE AND PLACE THE* THE CONTRACT OR AGREEMENT tirst at Asbury Park and then flying by helicopter * OPENED AND The outlook for Ihe coming deer season here is much a license issuing agent showing that the applicant held such a READAuOuO K.EANSBURT G MUN"IC>PA1 L to •Red Bank to boost local Demos at The Olde AEDNESDA> NOVEMBER' »" J' . ' ES AUTHOR '* more promising than for small game Most people still think license CONTRACT :A - COS^TR.^' OS THOMAS H-.N^N Union House. Here he is introduced by Benedict in terms of densely forested regions like Ihe Atiirondacks and Persons who have never received a hunting license must 0*= PHASE < SEAERAGr E T 5*STEV CHAIRMAN «EP.*CEMEN 5*N0 A* Efl S* S DATE ^'MOS ZED OCTOBER " Nicosia, Red Bank, Democratic chairman. T£M VP8OVEWENTS the Catskills when they think of deer, however there are lake Ihe state hunter training course from a department plenty of wood lots and swamps for the deer lo hide in during agent and obtain a certificate lo be presented to the license F H.UPE.R ASSO the day in Ihis region issuing agent TON *OAD PiSCA 232 Long Branch The bucks are already on the move because the mating TAWAY NEWJERSE> 1 In this region the license agents are generally themunici- DRAWINGS AND CONTRAC DOC. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS l season seems to ha\e staneil M\ daughter Hetty saw a hand- TlMENTS WAV BE E X » %»> N E 0 *' Tne Boa'd o E3^co' 0" I 'i pal clerks In the Calskills they are also available from many HE OFFiCE OF ".UPPER ASSOC Long B'ane* VonmouHt €•*»•»•» **'* some buck loping along the side of the road on Friday, and AT£S IS STELTON ROAD PiSCA County Births sporting goods stores TAAA> NErt JERSEV ri 1 one morning earlier last week my son inlaw Steve »aw two Open House al Lab PCANS ANO SPEC'FiCAT.ONSiJi X i Otnt'n- Cor*"i'C O' EACH 1 Pi^fioiig jria O»a ioge bucks The Sandy Hook Laboratory o( Ihe National Marine Fish- 3 Hwt.'tg vff at "^ J"fl A • al It is very easy to distinguish the bucks in this country eries Service I1 S Department of Commerce, will once again * REJECT AN". AND < MONMOITH MEDICAL Mr and Mrs Anthony Pe They carry large racks, visible lo the naked eye. not the open its doors lo Ihe public for Ihe seventh annual open house - EACH B>OOE« MUST DEPOSIT A 6VD 5ECJRIT> OF TEN I IDS* PER l.anK Branch Bella (nn- Maria Mallina- measly spikes which you may or may not be able to pick up on Friday CENT OF TM£ TOTAL B'D IN THE FORV OF A CERTIFIED CMlCK Mr and Mrs Albert Jan- g«lU), 545 No Lake Shore with a four-power telescopic sight This fisheries research laboratory, under the direction of CASH.ERS CHECK OR SIO BOND itr^'io" o< ood 'io«s j"d a * 8JT NOT TQ EXCEED »» 000 PA* 1 dreau. I'S-J Wall St . Katon Drive. Bncklown. daughter Hunting is a way of life with the local men They all seem Or Carl J Sindermann, will be open from Sam lo 4 p.m. AB.E TO THE ".EANSBURG ML1 *o LO"0 B'ai;* Sf .'• ** j NICtPAt UTILITIES AUTHORITY 'OCOteO o' Wesfwooa ftvtn town, daughtor. Ocl 13 (VI 14 to hunt, and nobody seems to travel very far to bag the an There will be exhibits in the two research buildings and. as in i Eai'Oo'nr ana Wooi>fv A> BIDS SHALL BE ACCOWPAN'ED B* l nual winter supply of venison They think it tastes just about 4 CEBTifiCATE fROV A SuR£Tv ^ B'a^c'i Von'"ov Mr and Mrs Chrlltotfel Mr and Mrs Joseph. White- the past, visitors will be able to lour actual working areas CO¥PAN* LICENSED *O DO TBUS head (nee Connne Devestea). Ihe same as beef NESS N NEW JERSEY S'* NO nt Booa a Educo a tt t Stok (nee Barbara Wilbur). where specimens and activities will be displayed and dis- THAT IT *LL PRCK DE THE CON c di until 1 00 P M E S T On \m Lincoln Court. Elberon. 100 First St.. Eatontown. So do I cussed TRACTOR iV T* BOND* IN SUCH TV*MMV No.f^Df '! '9*T a' S We*' SUMS AS ARE REQUIRED H THE Eno Cou" Ljng B'3"C Ne* .er\t. daughter, Ocl 13 daughter. Oct 14 Hunters last week were oul for grouse, woodcock and a* *ncn i.mi ano oioce c as * r* A senes of lectures will be presented during Ihe course of • ADVERTISEMENT OR N THE DuO< C'r ;C(nfj JIJ 3.D1 ( • '#03 Mr and Mrs Evermond Mr and Mrs John Neville squirrels In this region the season started today (or cock the day. Topics will locus on studies of commercial and recre- SPECIFICATIONS SAID CERT|F> B a; e»* .fo a"f .ifi j-j'fj 'Tie C4TE 5HAL. PROVIDE THAT fill -v* M occeo'to pheasants and cottontails It will continue to Nov 13 (or phea- BONDS SHALL BE OBTAINED FOR Juhnson (nee Pamela Wolf), 1414 Rustic Drive. Ocean ational fisheries C B-di #" D* opened a' 3 30 P M T«E ATHFUL PERFORMANCE E S T o« T^esdo* No*e-"O*' • J " 265 Bay Ave . Highlands, son. Township, daughter. Oct 15 sants with the daily bag limit two rockl The cottontail season The open house will be a fine opportunity for young OF A.L PROVISIONS OF THE SPEC Ct f t B F.JAT'ONSORFOR AL. MATTERS Ocl 14 Mr and Mrs Harry Pastel. will run to Feb 28 with a daily bag limit of six Shorthaired people who may be planning a career in oceanography or ma- AH.CH MAY BE CONTAINED N ' THE NOT CE TO BIDDERS RELAT Mr and Mrs Laurentino (nee Carol Fagaw). 5 Reed pointers are the most popular bird dogs in this general region rine biology The open house will also provide an opportunity • NC TO THE PERFORMANCE OF n T fl a DocuTtei>'s T>O» De ccfcea gp o Vieira (nee Nidia Silva). 42 N St., Long Branch, daughter. although drahthaars are popular locally, mainly because of an (or those interested in the subject o( (ood (rom the sea lo be- • T«E CONTRACTOR AGREEVEN Ocooe- 25 I1» Ot I 00 P M D ST KEANSBURG VcN C Pi. enthusiastic breeder come acquainted with the federally-funded fisheries research UTIL.IT.ES AUTHORITY Kitth Ave . Long Branch. Oct 14 » ' THOMAS KINL'N • , Mr and Mrs. Peter De Fon- Beagles are a necessity for rabbit hunting, particularly at programs in Ihis area CHAIRMAN daughter Ocj H "OATE AUTHORIZED OCTOBER " zo (nee Rose Olson). 32 Birch His time because the ground cover is still very dense How The laboratory is located near Ihe tip of Sandy Hook Oc- 17 y Mr. and Mrs Oswald De tional Park lo the laboratory NOTICE TO BIDDERS and i*t < iz' o"i are •f.'-'fo ngoH Jesus (nee Nadia Marcel). 115 The pheasant and cottontail seasons also started today in Attendance in the past has been large Visitors should KEANSBUftG MUNICIPAL condition '0 "V A'C^'eC * 0" C( ••«! UTILITIES AUTHORITY i • .e 5 ao>» at*e' o* ;a*-oni -no* De Mr and Mrs Robert Biasa QEMENS E L (nee Darlene). U Arno St., BuRG MUNICIPAL JT1LIT.ES Au Ocean Township, sun. (let lii THOR'TV *.LI. BE RECEIVED AT Mr and Mrs William Siegt- ned (nee Izola Fix). 473 Pa- ofl^oti' of ''o' pn "ion 'O'i o* " Hearne wins ninth at Wall Bate S a parotue 'o tn« Boo'a of Ed cific St. Long Branch, daugh- ter. Oct 16 WALL - Gil Hearne of Ja- Fred Harbach of Huntinglon Mike Spnngsteel of Melu grabbed fifth cobstown. N J roared to his 11 Station. LI . N Y third. Jim chen. N J inherited the lead Former track champion 1 RIVERV1EW HOSPITAL Don t>e 't*w*ta »o oil Ma/ce /f /ourse/f p Mr and Mrs John Christ- Out the 1 io*es* Dddfi oromplir o"e Wall Stadium Hearne took bek of Baiting Hollow. I. 1 . strom of South Aniboy. N J ceremonies The highlight of Old 3oe"i"g or>a io *ne 1 o*eit Dioae'i man (nee Kim Zuyosevichl 4 Ihe lead shortly before the N V . filth lost a wheel and went on to Ihe many gifts and awards Mountainside Ave . Atlantic halfway mark and had a *eiteo os 'Qw'Oo'ed oomo^es if ^o The wild 30-lap Sportsman win the 25-lap Modern stuck was a telegram of good wish- Diagonal Dash! con'foc' ^os oeen eiecj'ed idi'r*i^ tj Highlands, son, Oct 12 rather easy time of it from stock car feature was won by car feature race Finishing ,t es from A J Foyt Mr and Mrs Michael thereon in. Allen Van Dusen of Howell. dose second was John Baker ei1 s ne ios Deen notified ot occet»a"ce Dwyer (nee Meliss Leahy). j n •, Bid No mtfttl Ail' De o'io*ed The real battle on the high- N J Charlie Oakerson of of Wall. N J Butch Colosimo Danase scores; Matawan Terrace. Ravine banked asphalt speedway was Freehold. N J was second of River Plaza. N J came all .D'Oder in ot'ior> D'IO' >o "ie jtafeo D'd Drive, Matawan. son. Oct 12 ooeii^g 'ffnf or ou*^o'!^ed Do%f for runner-up honors as posi- followed by Harry Reed of the way from 22nd and last BCC wins, 3-1 pOnrnenl thereof Out no D'd rna* De Mr and Mrs Robert Saak tions were exchanged many EngUshlown, N J third. Chip starting position to finish Turn pants or skirt- n1 M t*d>o*n for SO OQi% Qt't' OCtuOl 3aJ< (nee Susan Luminoso). R D GLOUCESTER - Greg o' open,rig times At the checkered flag. Craves of Wall N J fourth, third Bob Cramer of Brick. llanese scored two goals to shirt into an outfit with this Tie. Board 0' Etfuca' O" '*itr*t* "if 3. Box 2008 Tenth Ave . Toms it was Don Stives of Bill and Rick Scndzik of Brick. N J was IMIII Hi and Jim |acket. r.gnt TO reiM' an, or all ProcOiOi Or lead Brookdale Community River, daughter. Oct 12 Windsor. NJ in second with NJ fifth Markev of Belfnrd. N J VIBRANTLY warm' \ ' tK' i tQ Mr and Mrs Theodore College to a 3-1 soccer victory Stnpes on the diagonal, sol- Fitch (nee Cheryl Loop). 364A over Gloucester County Col- id color sleeves, and ribbed Matawan Ave . Cliffwood. lege yesterday cuffs are exciting news son. Oct 12 Hinck wins Shore meet Kill Storm scored the Jer- Knit of worsted-weight syn- 'ed to por<>c I T* I Vf IM I 1977 NEEDLECRAFT Mr and Mrs Arthur Liv- tor Forth Term 11701 Shehata IS I Morn Light (170) Teieira l/fj Fleet Royalty (116) Whiled Pi|loch«oPouMl?0) Fernonaer 'VI Constitution Hill (170) Cattanedo "THI IRON RULERS1' CATALOG Send 75c ingston (nee Mary.Ann Isel). Suiono (116) Soumell Baivn IHOI Kupter 17 1 Fifth Term (170) Nemei. S 1 Admiral t Peppy 017) Soumell IS-l Lena Clancy ScoDeyviile Miss (1 i&i Miceii Never Muty (US) Nied 10 l Houdini (1701 No Rider 10 1 Chance to Go dUl No Rider 10 \ ISM Aloonk6I WocBetri Hansom ton I IIS) Nied 6 1 IM Tampa 1116) Whlied 10 1 .Borough Oe'« Borougn ot Wumson. Fofletcue (1161 Nemeh Boyiton imi No Rider 10 l Quiilon Dogger (116) MocBeih 5&l Printed Pattern Jumper or Dress! New JfMf, QUEENS HOSPITAL Hoggin s Lou'ie (1161 Maple Hidden Gap <1JOI MocBetn . 10 1 Boboca (Hit Klitfua 5 7 llgntd, That s Affirmative (1161 Solomone Time Gun 1170) Kimboii 10 1 Attainable OH) D Nied 10 1 Kentucky Frenchman (117) Amy 1 1 CA5A LENA. INC Honolulu My Best Pie (170) No Rider 10 1 John P Clancy ind-PurwU.WBCImsl yo * up(N j 4th - PiKie |f,M0 Clmq 1 r» tu I fur ith - PurM t*.SOt Clmo ] y« 4 up t lurs President Mr and Mrs Paul Grice brtdi) IMA WU T*ist and Twin 1 IIS) No Rider * Quick Marine (1191 Perret 4 1 PichinN Gnnninillft) Morales S l Sailor Girl (lift) MacBeth Onoduel (116) Saumeli 12 ) Foreign Com (1161 Thornburg Oc) \1,U M *" 16 (nee Jeanne Nelson). 209 13th Courtesy Coll MOTI Lou I ' SmoHey Topor (1161 Rim i 1 61 Sports Edition 1116) wniled IS l Love Rules M 161 Arellano Eo%aDayo(10SI White * i ' 1 Mrs H 1116) Nemeti sChiet (118) Perrel 10 i ADVERTISEMENT OF BIDS ' St., Hickham Air Korce Base. Wheeling (116) Gomel IV Super Wheat I lib) Whiied Al Handsome Ken (1111 Amy 17 1 Joy-to-wear jumper or slip Scaled bids will be received by the Lugono (117) Whited Hitlanc Minute* (116) A'istone Eheart s Comer (114) Khrfna )•! Voyor and Counci ot ihe Borough ot Hawaii, daughter. Oct H Dot Ed tGIrl (114) Nied Fair Shake (177) Nemeti ..: 3 1 of a dinner-dance dress. No- WoodlordSon IDS) Moreno Bold Fell (116) No Rider Kaiser Fluff (116) Amy ' .10-1 Now We Know Oil) Long 10 1 Rumson at their mee'mg to oe neid ot Red Sunday |M I) Kildno Ramon Decode (IIII No Rider 10 I Sir JohnC (Ol) Afillone 17 1 tice the beautiful shaping of Boroogri Han Eos' R'ver Rood Rum Mrs. Gnce is the daughter of Bold Drifter (112) Ansione Pnnceii Bonnie 017) Nemtii 10 Anslocrotic King (111) Nied 17 I son. NJ on Thursdoy October It Bachstoge Govsip III?) Nemeti 1 Bury Bui (U6) Solomone i? in Good Tune (lHI Nied 5 1 Triple In Hearts 013) Maple 6 1 IW7 at B 30 P W tor paint.ng the en Mr and Mrs Charles Nelson Powder Whig 1119) Solomone 15 Deliance 077) Teieira IS l the bodice above a slender Pnnce Barbore 016) Solomone Peerless Pnnce (116) Maple ... . . 1-1 Tahnee OUi j Nied S l tire tront and two sides o* Memorial of 64 Stephenville Blvd.. Mid- Prince Vigor nOfll M>ie Cnni ^ Penny (116) Soumell . li 1 ;«> — PWM I10.O0* Clmo J yo * up fftm waist and flaring skirt, Borough Hoii ond the 'ear inm 0' the Loioret (106) Tsikalas Roll With It (UI) Pcrret 6 I Homiam 014) Rlni 6-1 1 bunding (Masonry repo )rd _ pvrte M.m Clmq 7 y» i lur Hindu Diplomat (1131 Perrel .31 Tell II Around 071) Arellano .. 101 tenor of said Du'ldmgi as per me pre Best Bidder il?0. DiNlcolo Worthy Wonder (II?) No Rider . 4 1 Song At Dawn 0151 DiNicola 10 l scribed specifications Ciondie< (ill) Daniels Looting I Fiery Heart (119) Soumell S 2 Don Largo (114) DBrockiebonk 131 Printed Pattern 9210: Koro Lane Mil) No Rider 1 Broho (170) Black Gin N Tonic (1131 Pogono 5 1 Detailed spec<''catfons for said HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPI- Rambling John 1110) Perret Continental Couim 1170) Ramos 'S I Scotch Beach 11161 Miceii I I DofijFloger (116) No Rider 15 1 Misses Sizes 8, 10, 12, H, H, oa.nting *orx are or> file .n tf>e office Bronte Frenchman (116) No Rider 6 I TAL Homecoming Hero (l?0i Anslone Lei sbooglelomgrtt O70) No Rider 10 1 Irish Promise 1113) Whlted 6 1 Prince IroOUl Smith 10 I 18, 20. Size 12 (bust 34) takes ot trie Borough Cier* and a copy of Get Us Ahead 1170) MocBeth 1 CooJ Summer (170) Solomone )•! Flvina Holiday ' ll)| Solomone II some may be fKjd upon request Newport Beach, Calif. I 2% yards 45-inch fabric flu DtOs must be accompanied by e> tr«r a ce't't'td cnec* or bid bond m TUES Oct. 18 Ihe amount of ten 110*» 1 per cent Q! the Mr and Mrs Russell Hardt (nee Robin Miller), 217 Dol- Send $1.25 for each pat- AH pro^'S'On^ of ihe otoresaia1 spec1 dcationf for »id tvor* Ore On file with phin Way. Laguna Beach. Ca- tern. Add 35c for each pat- Borough Zittk ond ore mode o pporf lif., daughter. Oct. 13. Mrs. tern for first-class airmail, ol ttnn deff t ov 'f i Freehold Tomorrow length herein Hardt is the daughter of Mr handling Send to: Marian sealed envelope bearing the name and and Mrs Harlan Miller of Martin, Pattern Dept 420, oddreil of the bidder ond addressed lo HI- Pocel Mil,MO Powderlick Bum (Doncer) Larry Lee Wats (Daigneauli) 8 l Ilih- Pact I the Mayor and Counrit of the Borough Monmouth Beach AVeroid (Filion Water Shier (Andolptol Napoleons Molesty I No driver) 8 i Rocky Ad.os (Lutrl 71 The Red Bank Register, Of Rumson Veioiauei N (Bergeroni Boron C Direct (ElMs) Egor (Unger) 70 1 SamanthoObflen (King Jr) 7.3 No sealed proposal may be with Leedom Scotty (Poouel) V Bs Sol (Filion) Wave ot Musclei (Filion) .,, 4.) 232 West 18th St., New drawn otter it has been received by tne Our Bitter Sweei (legaot'l Lancer Hill (Unger) • tfi-Pact IMHJM Doctor Knox (Apice) . si Borough prior to the opening thereof Music sponsors meet Cerema Goldbero (Poquet) justaplam Horiet (McGeet Blate Counsel 1 Filion) ., 3 i York, NY 10011. Print at the meeting of the Voyor and Coun Jersey Borbro IPantano) BudGuMt (Liparll . Top Me (PorodiJI Redbeard iConsoD Lucky Harry Oovine) tu to be held on me ?rih day of Otto AdiotCeil (BulkI Satellite Hanover (Morris) 4 1 10-1 NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, air \1ti as aforesaid No Didder moy ' MIDDLETOWN - Music Gold Blare I Tatone „ Keeneland (Romano) 15 ' withdraw his Proposal for a penod Of Sth - Poet I MI1.7M Boromo (Doigneaull) Lookout Superman (Doncerl SIZE and STYLE NUM- 30 doys otter the opening of bids Sponsors South will meet Oct. Tyrolean Gypsy (Metcollei Pretty Champ (Interdonolo) 6 i BER The Mayor ond Council reserves Ihe 24. at 8 p.m. in the band room lnd-P«ct)M|l.M« Daring Shell A (Brunei LukeMlnbor (DelliSonii) 8 I SELECTIONS right la reiec' ony and all bids Gerhard Hanover (Mann) P G Panther (GUmour). . Moyilng (Stafford) io i 1 - Ailtf tld, Our Bltttr Iwttt, How to get MORE FOR Bidders are required to comply with Of High School Snulh Mouniain G Man (Moronol Gingerbread Man (Maniil Bold Bay (Poloiiola) 70 I thePrevoilinqrtoqe Law Sea Baby (Bonacci) Dukes Golden Image (Puma) YOUR MONEY? Send Bidden ore required to comply with E Z Jet IKoibei Bachelors Host Isporatino) 10 1 ftn-Poctl MI1,»H the requirements of P L I97S C 177 Mighty Rhea (Puma) Romano Creed I Browne) 701 Stoney Knight (Dancer) . M now for New Spring-Sum- Urwle Bumpy (Poulint J - Oreot A*fMhjrt, Spvtdy Mac*- GARY SAMMON Klldare Tlmmy (Harvey) hi WM, KtyttWM Hellday Borough Cierh Parents group to meet Starcraft IFogharonei Ith- Pace 1 Mtl.tM Stoned Notion (Luchento) 41 mer Catalog — save up to Walter J Pick (Bntsom 4 - Wafer Skiir, Pratl Myir, Paw- Mary Butler (Filion) 2 i King Cotton (Parolarl) VI dwilck lum $100 on the clothes you Oct 7 ti LONG BRANCH - The ima Steady Star (Belote) 3 1 Seasoned Pride (Ferriero) .... 8 1 lrd-TrotlMI1.i« Bootys Coal (Daigneoull I il Wet AdioK Thomas) ... .101 sew yourself. Free pattern New Jersey Cleft Palate Par- Speedy McE wen (Parolorir. Beau Chevot (Looney I rXCr 250 Other PuUic Notices . 5-7 Mario Creed (Brevnohon) 15 1 coupon, too. Send 75c ents Group will meet Tuesday Great Adventure (Campbell) , .7 2 idtewhiles Bill (Koth) Pe*rLy»(Mercolte> 20 \ »' ~ Slot" *""'' *""" C**'' ""* NOTICI at K p.m. in Monmouth Medic- Atosireoh (Puma) ...94 Mockinloy (Rodgers) now! Notice Is hereby given thai Ihe Echo Bronte (Stallof d) 1tftl-P0C»1M«,4« IM V »" household goods of Olane Jasln Lot No al Center's Pollak Clinic for Keystone Hohday (Cobb) Kingfisher (Sliwka) i AdkosSoss Bock (Filion) 57 I - lormo, (Ini Cwnul. m*«ord Sew + Knit Book $1,25 0039 of 71 Holland Avenue. Middle Greai Crusodef (Panlono) Alleluia IBresnahan) , ,3-1 town. N J . will be exposed tor sale for Outpatient Services. Third BedOaks Helen (No driver) ... . a i 7th- Poce IM ll./M Slontord (Dancer) 41 »- V«m KnlfKI, ilanM N.tl.n. Kll- Instant Money Crafts.$1.00 unpaid storage ond other charges on Regal Count f Glguere) 10 1 dvrtTlnwnv Ave. Dr Michael Colondrilln. Chip N Time (Bergeron) . 3) Great Gene (No driven S-1 ^ - «ai«i tali Bock, Mliwo. »«,. Instant Fashion Book.$1.00 Tuesday. October 75. 1977 at 10 30 Do M Fast (Bemmeii) 20 1 Blue Fireball (Norway) | / 1 JM Julie (McGovern 1-1 A M Reynolds Moving Company, 73 a gynecologist., will be the Debbiet Lehigh I Stafford) f V? Sherry Blue Chip (Giambrone) 101 Instant Sewin« Book $1.00 Cindy Lone. Oohhurst. N J M >e ) \ 9210 guesl speaker 4th - Poce 1 M M,0M Yankee Style (Stafford) Vic(Doherty) l? I T " Ma **"" "'**' ""' " " " ' Ocl I/. 71 IS 70 Proof Myer (Green) AdorasStor M< Russell) Baroness Julie (Daigneoulf) ?0 l lEiTHT-ma, UM _ nni Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. OCTOBER i7.1977 The Daily Register 17 I THINK I IT'S SCARIW THAT SHORE IS A OVERDID TH' DftDBURN FRIGHTFOL SCARECROW Crossword puzzle IT, LUKEy CORN VEMADE.SNUFFy ACROSS 29 Polyethyl- 46 Arraats 24 Factual 1 Political aneetal. 46 Hull parts 25 Kind of position 32 Umbrage 48 Eurytut' fund 5 Sink firm 33 In all daughtar 26 Algerian ly:vtf. honesty 49 -glance cavalryman 10 Money 34 Wrestling linstantiy) 27 Cotton 14 Ban Adhem milieu 52 Thought fabric 15 Water whesl 35 The shakes 53 Tormantad, 28 Of similar 16 Water: Lit. 36 Religious in a way value 17 Having the movement 56 Circle 29 Vincent of •anw affect 37 Take on 57 Keen films IB Corrode 38 "Bali-" 58 Meadow 30 Bill of 20 Finish 39 Pilfer mouse fare 21 Shopping 40 Smelting 58 Show ex 31 Pilot place residue cessive 33 Relates 22 Printing 41 Winovar affection 36 Absorbed mistakes by wiles 60 Feats 37 Gropasfor I HAD SO MAtiY SO I DIDN'T. 24 Pari-mutuel 43 Finn's 61 Tied words THINGS TO OO machine friend 39 Bona- 25 GoHclub 44 Llama's DOWN 40 Actress I DIDN'T 26 Veer locality 1 Modem Normand KNOW WHERE 2 Israeli 42 Hire TO START. Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: diplomat 43 Waldorf and "I 3 Doting UJUU UUUU LJUUUI 4 Hush upl 46 Made a memo 5 Prisoner 46 Dawordove cinu rannn nnnn 6 Archie, the 47 Personal: nnnn nnnn boxer pref. ci[.M»anii nnnn won 7 Relative 48 The Gloomy of sac Dean 8 One, in Ulm 49 Black Sea • OKAY...THATS ENOUGH1 nun nnnnn nnnn 9 Fruit tree gulf MI.IH nnnri nnnnrin 10 Pirate's 50 Visionw THAT'S ENOUSHI* nnnn nnnn pet scope i nnnn nnn 11 Composure 51 Arabian Mary Worth • •<• mi 11 itii 11*1 II I 12 "-forUfa" The Family Circus Bv Bil Kcaiic UUUU ISUUUIJ UUUU 13 - Morgana 54 Lemon's end UUUU UUUU UUUU 18 Get - onl 55 "-gotsix- AFTER PROMISING WELL'. THERE I'LL NO1 PON'T BE TOO HARP 23 Optimistic pence" US SHE WOULDN'T, 60ES HER LET HER ON HER.' SHE TALKED 10/17/77 PV YOU HAVE SHE TOP HIM CHANCE TO FORMT CRAZy.'- ABOUT TO PICK HER UP? ABOUT THE BABV' MAKE A THAT.' ENDING IT ALL/ MTHERBMeSS -THEY DROVE ANP NATURALLY, GOOD VERA.' HER HOME OUT M STAN'S HE TOOK OFF.' FROM THE CAR .'•• WHERE IS HE?

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